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Arkansas State press., 1949-10-21

segresating Negro troops" and
called upon President Truman ito
take the necessary steps to set
aside the program of the Army
and institute program consonant
with his own civil rights program.
Mr.. Current, in his address last
week at an interracial dinner
meeting of the state conference
also called for the extension of the
franchise throughout the South
without qualifications or restrie-
tons and payment of poll tax
passage of federal and state FEPC
laws, and complete elimination of
racial segregation in education,
recreation, travel, and all other
phases of American life.
Arkansas State press., 1949-10-21
Open House At az"

Sunday afternoon from four to
six the Phyllis Wheatley YWCA
VIII hold open House" in order
That the members and friends
might visit and see the newly re-
paired, re-decorated building and
take note of the additional equip
ment which has recently been in
stalled by our Community Chest.
There are also other things to
be appreciated, by all who makes
use of the Y facilities; the Victory
V Club, for instance has installed
venetian Blinds in the south room.
The Board members along with
our Executive Director and staff.
are particularly happy over the
improvements because they have
worked hard toward attaining
these much needed considerations
for many months. Gratitude is
expressed for the public support
as well as the Community Chest
contributions which made the i'm
provements possible at this time.
Everyone is cordially invited TO
attend the OPEN HOUSE octo-
Der %, four 10 six p m. sponsored
by the Public Relations Committee
and the Executive Director.
Mrs N l.. Stephens. Char.
Public Relations Committee
Mrs l. c. Bates. Mrs A Potts.
Mrs. NJ K Aston and Miss
Earnestine Long. members
Com
Arkansas State press., 1949-10-21
Naacp To Test Regional School
Plan In Maryland Nursing Case

school plan, designed to defeat the
NAACP in its struggle to end seq
regation in higher education, was
made in a suit brought by MA
MP attorneys in the Superior
Court of Baltimore against the
University of Maryland for the adj
mission Of Esther McCready to
the university's school of nursing.
The state defended its refusal of
Miss McCready's application on
the ground that its contract with
the Board of Control for South
ern Regional Education enabled
II to send three Negro students to
Meharry School of Nursing in
Nashville, Tennessee.
NAACP attorneys pointed out
that the regional school plan dis
eliminates against Negroes in that
they are sent out Of the state to
take courses offered at the state
university, while the only white
students sent out of the state are
those who wish to take courses
not offered at the state university.
In a surprise decision Judge w.
Conwell Smith held that al
though in the Donald Murray case,
decided in 1885 by the Maryland
Court of Appeals, the State was
ordered to admit Donald Murray
to the University of Maryland law
school rather than send him out
of the state. the Murray case was
not controlling because there is a
difference between nursing edu-
cation and legal education.
Miss McCready's case was ar
gued by Charles II. Houston of
Washington, chairman of the NAA
CP national legal committee, with
the assistance of Donald Murray
of Baltimore and Mrs. Constance
Baker Motley of the national Of
flee of the NAACP
Arkansas State press., 1949-10-21

October L. 1919
Arkansas State press., 1949-10-21
City.wide Riddle
Club

The city-wide kiddie club viii
present its first public prefer
nance, Thursday night, October
20 at 7:30 at Ward Chapel AME
church. 18th and Hang = street.
These children are heard each
Saturday at Hoo a. IN. over sta
ton KVLC. Come and see them
in action and encourage them in
their endeavor to improve them.
selves. The public is invited Mrs.
V. NJ. Townsend, musical director
Rev. J. Nj. Watkinj, pfomcter In
connection with this program The
city, state and nl. onal reprcson-
taiiye of Wari Cbopel Will have
Ret-aequainted AMI fellowship
meeting. Refreshments will lie
served.
Arkansas State press., 1949-10-21
{. R. {. Head Answers Randolph

lin letter Paul Robesons concert and the police
hoodum attacks which followed published Times
Sunday October 9TH A. Philip Randolph president
me Brotherhood of sleepng Car Por said
having the record straight the
whole affair em the of the Negro his
lie added CONTRARY to some impressions that have
this affair not racial"
MI Randolph concluded covered several other
points relating To the struggle of the people
with the following statement: -
II elect of
ROAD mehodogN The British Labor Party the without
boodshd social
and Justice"
The issues raised in Mr. Randolphs
beth the Negro people and TO American
Patterson
gress issued the following letter Mr. Randophs
Arkansas State press., 1949-10-21

Negro people When American black
sings the trenches Republican Spain against the Franco
Hitler Musoni ascs he raises the Negro struggle exceeding
F high level and links the Negro The worldwide battle for de-
moeraey
an American Negro goes into That Labor
Party secure for majesty imperial
plead the African freedom he divorce HIM
self from the freedom struggle here "a
When American tells people The Ne
gro must be interested in and must become part Of progressive labor
and by progressive labor the Clos Robson did during
the crucial JAW Ford drive loiohe uyng his
pie to struggle for freedom side by side with their saunchest ally
labor
resouicly the
the liberation the
banner Negro Liberation long Mr. Randolph
And finally this point "e-wng movement with which
Paul Robson has been associated has raised the banner Of Negro
liberation Who besides those Paul Robson
has associated have dared really challenge The Khan In the heart Of the
souh2
Thousands today Paul Robson Truly this
mans voice be the Of people seeking ccdomcsc
why would reaction work desperately s T Who in America
stands today greater danger this
Jmcrow policies Of federal state
and been 1876 These policies enforced
through terror To make the United States Mr. Randolph does w
nonymous with that kind Of make mockey Of Lin
Of the people by the people and for the people
Mr. Randop that the fall Of the United States the fall
the Negro" Who fall the United Saes7 Ny God
does the fall Of Tamadgc Rankin Dulles Dewey Tr
castgated royas,s"
l-cohcd il.h5uscd III
fed the fall Of the Ncgo7 To what kind Of Socialism
here being rcaed2 Did the fail crs the fall
OF the Jews their salvation There analogy here
Lastly Randolph implorcs strike
tho Communist Mcssrs Rankin Tamadgc Dewey
Dulles Truman also dccy unity struggle But why should
the Negro desert ally that has earned the hatred Of the Negroes
that ally
rcencsy rights the Negro pcoplc7 What craftsmanship
is there argument Such action only aid
the the Negro people What echo Of the 1882
ra democratic cry the German people the face imminent Hit
Ter fascism
Robson has placed Negro liberation question
the greatest ISSUES Of peace and world democracy He correctly sees it
linked freedom in China India and Somaand The Negro
fcarlcssy equality
Of rights and opportunities
Whether the Negro people espousc philosophy Of
Communism the defense of the rights Communists Henry
Wallace the first line Of defense Of American Democracy is
the Negroes interests
The Negro people will march with those who march for
mocracy which fully completely on basis
Of equality
Peekskn who S who S against us
Very truly yours,
William L. Patterson
National Executive Secretary
CIVIL RIGHTS CONGRESS
Arkansas State press., 1949-10-21
Current Calls For
End Of Army
Segregation

s. Joseph, Mo, Cricitizing as
inadequate the recent order of
Secretary of the Army Gordon
Gray calling for equality of OPP
portunity in the training of Negro
els, Gloster b Current. director
Of branches Of the National Asso-
citation for the Advancement Of
Golored people. told the Missouri
State Conference Of NAACP, bran
ches that admittedly the army in
tends to continue the practice Of
Arkansas State press., 1949-10-21
EDI.T ORI 5 -,
States Riqhts Bow To Federal Check
D. SAMUEL s. TAYLOR. Associate Editor

much money does it take to buy silence on States
Rights" Well the impartial observer ii that the price
housing project enough These days hear little To-
cay rights but much of government housing money
local Negro recreation earmarked Is 1t pos
sbe that the onghed and deepseaed convictions of the local
whites right go deeper than government check
Arkansas State press., 1949-10-21

New York-Preparation for an
appeal by the National Associa-
ton for the Advancement of Col
ored People to the Maryland Court
of Appeals was under way this
week after the NAACP lost the
first round in its fight against
the regional school plan adopted
by fourteen southern states.
This first test of the regional
Arkansas State press., 1949-10-21
Strip Tease C|imaxes Achievement Day
Dy SAMUEL S. TAYLOR, Associate Editor

strip-tease dance. strip than tease Negro
Achievement Day the Livestock show attended literally
by white according TO reliable observers Reports have
that Dunbar teacher attended verify the participation of
girl No Negroes attended similar show of white girls
What will be future accept NEGRO Achievement Days
featured by the degradation Of Negro girls?
Evening star., 1949-08-31
OFFICES FOR RENT tcont.)

BEAUTIFUL, convenient ONCE: finest
furnishings; six months SUB lease
.ff1pM1Gar1oRs f1Gg AZ Rs bsins shse taken for once
bldg, Kenilworth ave. Call ROGERS
A. McGRATH. Ii. 3-7660. 81
33e SO. FT., good light, suitable
architect or engineer; 500 mo. See
MR.. KELSEY at 1880 Je1herson pi
DESK SPACE. incl. tel. ans. serv:
ali bus. fac. incl. superior secretar-
ial sery., year-round air cond.; pvt.
ofices avail. Ex. 2937. 3
WILL SHADE ground floor ONCE space
with builder, at l401 25th st; Sc
Fine corner eJ9 l9e' Call C. D. MoH- I
peoHWNroWN, eHH; aVl oSi,i business center; two
Beautiful large floors, modern, open
space; ideal for local or national
arm; pvt. entr. ELLIS. ME. 1l11'
14a4 X ST. NV, Room 713-Front
office, partly furn.' S45 per mo. 81
DENTAL OFFICE. fully equipped; 3
chairs, 2 x-rays, etc. Daily from
; pm. all day Sat. and Sun. Box
14th laAi AND SDA r SITS. N.w.-2-room
suite. ideal for business or profess
sional men; available Immediately
MA. 0367 weekdays.
OPPOSITE STATLER, ON X ST
Entire modern End f.; air cond.'
elevator bldg approx 5000 So. 1T.
at S2.75 per IT.; redec.; immed.
poss. DRURY REALTYaCORP., .37
K st. NV. RE. 1913. i
48S MARYLAND AVE. S.W.-3 ONCE
rms, suitable for real estate or loan
company. with parking facilities;
rent, $50 per mo.
1857 X ST. N.W.-4-rm. ONCE, rsa-
sonable rent; avail. Sept. 10. FOR
information call ST. 4040. g
end AND KENNEDY SITS. N.W.-Sgl.
or suites from $35 up; IN modern
fessional use, mfgr. rep.' architect
No. parking problems; CaIl MI MI
Holland, H. g. SMITHY co. OIL
18th st. NV ST. $500.
SILVER SPRING, doctor. dentist or
business offlce; secretarial and OPP
orator service avail Colesville pike,
close in. H. F. BIEBER, SH. 656o.
III5 X ST. NV, attrac. front office
suite. In choice bldg. and !oc.'
furn. or unfurn. DI. 0413, Mon
day-Friday.
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FARMS FOR SALE Cont }

80 MI. d. C.-1ss-acre tobacco farm,
$4,000, terms: two 7-room houses,
/ small cottage, 3 tobacco barns;
on share basis, prospect, of bumper
crop this year; price includes horses
and equipment. State road through
property. Erwin REALTY CO., HY.
O334: ewes, WA. l23l. 81
o32 TO 500 ACRE dairy farm; good
buildings, alfalfa land; no stock.
Call Rockville 2400 or 1854 for
NEAR OLNEY-so acres. sl1 $50;
improved 1-rm. farm house, excel.
soil and water; best sec. SH. l01 ] +.
JU 7-1S25. FREDERICK r.
YOUNG. Real Estate. 81
Mr.. FREDERICKSBURG-S1 a.; so
clear; 1-rm. house; cleo; out
bldgs.; 5 spgs.; timber; $3.50. WO.
COUNTRY HOMES, estates and stock
farms in Northern Virginia; COM
muting distance of Washington.
Shown by appointment Phone Hern-
don rs. BUELL. FARM AGENCY,
Herndon, Fairfax Co., Va. %
SMALL FARM, " mile Waldorf. Md;
Az acres, 2-rm. cottage, spring
stream. l acre clear; of Route B;
S1,S0O, terms. FIR. 9274 after g pm
y
Evening star., 1949-08-31

STATION WAGONS

FORD 1919; absolutely like new
used as display car only; new-cal
guarantee. plus additional $4,000
mile guarantee on both parts anc
labor; list price S2,396, will givt
$3.50 discount, cash. terms or liberia
trade. LOGAN Ford). 2017 Va
ave NV. ME. 2S1S
PLYMOUTH 1941 station wagon
finest condition, best of care. Won
derful bargain, 1860: terms. MR.
ROPER. 1890 r. l. ave. ne. !.
PONTIAC l947 So; 10000 miles
equipped; Sl,295 or best offer. FA
5792. Ii
PONTIAC 40 station wagon; recent!s
purchased; must sell; big reduction
for quick sale: cost $2,757.25. vii
take S2,395, GE. 0619 bet. : ant
Evening star., 1949-08-31
COBB ISLAND
CALVERT REALTY. MGRS.
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL.-Resort's
rm., liy. rm.. alI-eiec. kit. full bath
!ssss ssssn ssii MRS e0'sh SEvEs'
co4rAaf GM; lSf7. FOR RENT, .elee, range ram
BFVHkfY Ranh hshBfEA seasa n0fe eottss.
for rent; gas stove and refgr. Cal
FA. 6O07 or CHI $685.; i
FRANKLIN MANOR BEACH Two
bedrm: cottage, for enc month OF Sep
WOODLAND BEACH. IS miles from
D. C.-Furnished all modern cot
tases. $40 .se week UP; immed. poss
ExcEI' xanaD011sA WAfnRfRoNr 1aHsi cottage over;
looking Chesapeakee Bay KenwS9od
North 11siHi Be BEACHES large rooms and
screened porch cottage; $50 pei
LARGE OR SMALL COTTAGE, avail
able Sept. to end of season. CHI
CoTTAGEs-owing's Beach, Deale
cation, for good fishing and bath
ARUNDEL-ON-THE. BAY - rms.
shower, lavatory, hot and cold
water, elec. range. Frigidaire; sanoS
beach and row boat. Available nov
to end of season. Call MI. 1909. Il
SOUTH RIyER---4 rms, bath. CHI
Sa.er Soafins eief aol re59Ii 1850 s000 s"'@ns an
NO. BEACH PK.-Lovely 6-rm. mod
cottage; sleeps 12; $42.5O wk.
family; S55 for 2. Boat. WI. 9113
ON wATERFRoNT-sleeps z. run
rino n,oter elec refer gas range
shower; avail Aug. 80 to Sept. 13,
$35 per wk. Call TR. 4349, 6 to 9
s.RoOM FURN. HOUSE directly on
South River on 50-acre estate;
available Sept. l6 to Oct. 81: re-
stricted. Phone RICHARD HANDLE
TON, Annapolis $3.50 latter Pm
Evening star., 1949-08-31
WAREHOUSES WANTED

sMALL CARPET REPAIR CO. needs
20x50 work rm.; must be 1st moor
Brentwood pref. Box 222-A, star =
WILL RENT or lease approx 1000
SO. #. of warehouse space suitable
for storage and shipping point;
must be ground or street level. Pre-.
fer cement floor. Call MR.. DIXON,
ST. 1900, Broker. 3
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OFFICES FOR RENT

-"
INVESTMENT BUILDING-Pyt. rm.
in law ofiee, reception ana secre-
farnished. faTlsi saeA'sIss' Na.' ia1a; sves. En-
MODERN ohI; OFFICE, air-cond. ele-
vatored bldg, nr. Statler; wall-to-
sSs S fss aRsab. hfsn oa dec Cali Mss
pHasTRABEE Hsn M f.sToRY ONCE bldg.
warehouse and yard space; will be
rented in its entirety or separately;
suitable for contracsors' buil@deIs, @
mericai: ONCE bldg. has front dis
play window, rms, 2 toilets, and
2 entrances: will rent entire pldg;
or divide into . units, each with 2
warehouse and yard space in rear:
suitable for merchandise and equip,
storage, repair shop or light manu-
facturer: located 323 Cedar St NV,
Takoma Park d. c., GE. o5oo' Mr..
TMo Ss-RM. SUITES in neart of
silver Spring; 500 each per mo.
FURNISHED OFFICE ROOM. fully
OF Investments; in the business dis
trict; conv. transportation. Call
LAW OFFICES-Single, large once
available in suite; all facilities,
building near 10th and K sts. Boz
M N4saS; coNysSIENr SssTi Upper Georgia ave
location. $50 month and up; tele'
phone and secretarial service avail
able. Call KAY REALTY CO., INC.
1B7i5 B K sT. N.w.-single room. IL,
II, private toilet. $50 per month
immediate possession. Call Miss
schroth. SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
Realtors, 1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345
DISTRICT NATIONAL BLDG. 1906 G
| st. n.w.-Desirable suite of 2 rooms
containing $50 So. #; immediate
possession. Call Miss Schroth, SHAN.
NON g. LUCHS CO, Realtors, 1906
n st. NV. Ma. 2345.- 81
tTTRACTIvE, centrally located ONCE
| suite: modern, glass-partitioned Of
| fees, furnished with use Of reception
| room; telephone service available
| finest location In the city; light anc
airy ONCE bldg. 18th and r SITS
NV. Inspect at 412 Homer Bldg. -
| COLUMBIAN BLDG, 416 9th st. NV
| Several desirable ONCE rooms avail
! able, single or in suites; excellen
location for lawyers: $45 per month
Call Miss Schroth. SHANNON 8
LUCHS CO.. Realtors, 1905 H st
NV, Ma. 234b. f-01
Evening star., 1949-08-31

i948 INDIAN CHIEF motorcycle
good condition.; buddy seat. saddle
bag, other accessories. S395. TR.
CUSHMAN motor scooter. 1947, in
excel cond., 5000 or best offer
WA 1925 after pm. 81
INDIAN CHIEF 1040-New paint
lob. tires. buddy seat and battery
offer. Call Ii. 3-293O bet. $50
and $40. ask for BABE. =
CUSHMAN motor scooter: good con-
dition; $40 or best offer. Call RE
1851 after pm
Evening star., 1949-08-31
Alto TRIHKs FOR HIRE

service; reas.: local or long distance.
IA. 2937. After 3 pm, GE. l4l6.
NEW DUMP TRUCK RATE, Sl.25
per hr. and 12c per mi. You drive
it. NATIONAL TRUCK RENTAL
CO., 23l6 Ga. ave. NV. DE. 69l3.
VET. desires household moving: genl.
hauling; contract work; insured;
prompt service; reas. JU. 7-7157.
Evening star., 1949-08-31
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE
CHEVROLET 1947 h-ton panel: low
mileage; owner driven; 1895 OF
best offer. Will take auto in trade
FORD i947 2h-ton dump; ex.
eel. shape, ready for work; $3.50
REQ Is49 2h-yd. dump, 10 K.B.,
new, 1000 mi. S25-10 ply tires;
$4,000. FIR. 1882. ewes. vi. 1868.
GMC 1899 "a ton panel body. Like
new condition. New tires. Low mile
age. Private owner. Can be seen
1341 14th St. NV. s29e or best
offer Il
TRUCK. pickup, converted to panel
type; late '4s Dodge; $3.50, ST
Will TRADE my equity in 194s
GMC heavy-duty dump truck for car
or light truck in good condition.
Call VI. 1926 and ask for TIM, %
STUDEBAKER 1947 1a-ton pickup;
good mech. cond., / driver; $500 or
best offer, WA. SO41. -6
FORD dump truck, AZ; in good con-
dition; S1,4OO. HU. 3495 after
4:30 pm. Il
Evening star., 1949-08-31

FOR ANY wAREHoUsING SERVICES
Including negotiable receipts. dis
play or ONCE space. Call AZ. 1000,
BENNING TERMINAL CORP.
fTo Serve You Better Is Our Chief
Concern.
Evening star., 1949-08-31
LOTS FOR SALE

RANCH AND BUNGALOW sITEM,
Hillcrest, Fort Davis: sc. and Hill
ave. Sc. AT. s941; ewes, vi. 0s90.
DESIRABLE LOT. 1os # #; wide b BY
cal H days, d.i u'.e Mr.. sHURE, 81. ess5:
PRICE rice ri MREDSUCED-Must sell 1880
So. It.. s.w. corner Kensington Pkwy..
Everett ST.; fine residential neigh
soETa sSshGid CHEVY ~ sHasE-rine sRES; lot in
a well-developed section, on paved
$3.50 s:!tsS So. Si'n IT,; IT the elderly owners
are disposed to sacrifice: make US
az sn,s ofIsr. s i LOUIS y T. E SHOEMAKER 11Ss
NEAR MERRIFIELD: about 3 miles
beyond Falls Church, Va; level lot,
to s5'Hvso i've: s. $1,000. goo LOUIS ?. SHOE
MAKER. l1I2 l1 < St: NV: MA; l. l56; s0,
Hill; typical lot, 1s0 IT. by $50 IT.
division restrictions; l mile out
chareh, GssrdofeIana Va. owNER, 81 siH dL ' ssss
SILVER SPRING w. Lge., wooded;
utils.; nr: bus, school and market. d
Price and terms terms good. GE. 127o;
RAMBLER SITES Il block east of
Conn. ave. at Fessenden st. n.w.)-
Lots, rs to 40 IT. frontage. Rep;
at 51O4 34th st. NV, 10 am. TIL
dark. SHAPIRO, INC, ME. 1717.
NEAR p1NEY BRANCH and Old Bla-
densburg rd., Silver Sprg. 20 lots,
all ready to go. Fast selling loc.
other lots to be had as and when
needed. These lots have gas, water,
sewer, elec. and only n mi. from
D. C. line. $1,000 each. Builders.
don't miss this opportunity. H. F.
BIEBER, SH. 6565. .
SELL OR TRADE approx. acres in
Barnaby Woods; $16,950; $4,000
down RAFFELL REAL ESTATE,
an rO32 till q.
Evening star., 1949-08-31

REAL ESTATE LOANS Cont
CASH FOR end TRUST NOTES
(white or colored)-Quick settle
ment; prefer personal calls to tele-
phone calls. FULTON R. COR
DON. 1927 Eye st. NV, DI. $3.50
Brokers. attention.
End TRUST LOANS
SIMON WAGMAN. sol Eye st. n.w.'
DE -2ll
Evening star., 1949-08-31
GARAGES FOR RENT
MOTORCYCLES

SINGLES on SOFT. alley. Truck gar.
with very large approach. Rear Of
625 11th st. ne, WO. S026.
Evening star., 1949-08-31
TRAiLERS FOR SALE

1913 KIT COMPANION, 16 IT. all
aluminium, sleeps 4, in excellent
4s National LANDOLA COLONIAL.
NATIONAL TRAILER SALES. 6009
Baltimore ave. Riverdale. WA. 1908
HARLEY DAVIDSON 1910 81: over
head valve; good cond.; $275 or best
offer. Vienna 243-J. .
SCHULZ 194S Luxury Liner. 3 rms.
with all up-to-date equip, good
cond., for quick sale; $3.50. TEN
PILE TRAILER VILLAGE, Alex, Va.
Lot "a Phone FIR. 1921. A
ROYCRAFT 1914. 20 IT,, sleeps 4
good condition; asking 1906. Ask
for CARTER at Penn-Daw Hotel
o. s. No. !, 2 mi. south Of Alexan-
TRAILER, soft, factory built. with
large porch attached. suitable for
year-around living. hot and cold
water, elec. refgr.. gas stove. lge
closets; good cond.; $1,000. FA
O414, Il
Evening star., 1949-08-31
IMMEDIATE CASH
por your home, white or eoiorsd
cox Il CO., RE. 1888.
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION Of
pkg. mdse., incl local deliv. and out:
of-town ship. The modern method
man. ma 'yMzETRoPoIffHN WAVE
HOUSE, so Fla. ave. ne, Ho. Q6s2.
1900 SO. FT., close-in ne, i M
high ceiling, excel. for shop or
storage. Call Mr.. Fischer, with
1908 sT. MATTHEW'S CT. near
Conn. and n: I. ayes. L. w;
GROOMES. 18th and Eye SITS. 4
APPROXIMATELY 1900 SO. Fl,
near 22nd and Va. ave-; excellent
for general auto business. ware
housing. etc. Call Mr., Franklin,
WEAVER BROS, INC, Washington
Bldg, DI. $500; ewes, Gil. 4456.
WILL BUILD LARGE wAREa0GsR
for long Lease in 2; e; With P%enns %
e; EEEE;s fassielisiss, ise STE STUART BROTH
ONE STORY FIREPROOF
YAREGqH5NE sAKUeP{oN eoMpIEF16N NSM gh1SF ASo9 aSE
90 DAYS; $4,000 SO. FIT, VERY
HIGH HIGH cEiLTNd. Nd ~ UNtiMTTEf
FLOOR CAPACITY. EXCELLENT
NE. LOCATION. FOR FURTHEF
DETAILS AND INSPECTION CALL
WEINBERG & BUSH
s7o7 H St. NV. Realtors. Ma. 550t
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FORD a. stake 1la-ton; excellen
cond. Quick sale. $685..
HANDLEY MOTOR co.
1920 Ga. ave. NV, RA. BIS.
Evening star., 1949-08-31

VAGABOND
HORNER'S TRAILER CENTER. 9th
and Fla. ave. n.e.. FIR. 1921.
PRAIRIE SCHOONER
On display at MANNING TRAILER
SALES, 1901 Wash.-Balto. blvd,
Berwyn, Md. Call TO. 66S1.
SEE OUR wide range of modelf IN
both masonite and aluminium Priced
from $1,295 up Easy terms
Richter Trailer Sales
Berwyn. Nd. Can TO 5035.
Evening star., 1949-08-31
AUTO TRUcKs-sALE Cont.
TRUCK BARGAINS

BROCKWAY 26O x w, 1947; sleeper
cab tractor.
old but good.
DIAMOND T, 1945 tractor. good
condition.
BROCKWAY TRUCKS
Factory branch. On the truck route
UN $500
Evening star., 1949-08-31
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1hOh II St NV. Ma. 2345
oUT-oF-ToWk REAL ESTATE

YOUR FLORIDA HoME-S1OO cash
and S4 to SO monthly will give you
a beautiful and fertile ha-acre home
Site in Venetian Gardens, nr. Sara
sofa, on the Tamiami Trail. Year
round climate. Homes built to order
For information, call ASK-US?
REALTY CO., Gil. 1852. OK. 1859.
DOVER, VT. = Altitude 1.400 IT.;
Cape Cod 4-bedroom house. trout
Owner. A. B. MacMURPHY, Mclean
va Elmwo0d ZIG -3
Evening star., 1949-08-31
MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY WANTED

VETERAN wants to borrow $4,000
as first trust on q piece of property.
Box 36-A, Star. 81
$1,000 TO $4,000 required immedi-
ately on 1st trust security to help
finance successful expanding busl-
ness Boy ooO-A, Star.
Evening star., 1949-08-31

i BLOCK EAST OF CONN.
Ave. lat Fessenden and 34th sts,
n.w), Chevy Chase, d. c.; beautiful
rambler and homesites. Rep. on
grounds, 10 an. till dark.
SHAPIRO, INC.
Gil 18th st. NV, ME. 1717, ia. 7511
Evening star., 1949-08-31

CHEVROLET 194s conv., r. and h.,
other accessories. A smart, hand
some, well cared for, carefully driven
car. You will look far and wide
before you can match this deal;
EAST MOTOR CO.. Ford Dealers. 800
Bladensbur1 I'd. AT. 0200. Open
ewes. till 8 pm. 81
Evening star., 1949-08-31
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