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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-08-07

AT ONCE-smal houses. all cash
or above your mortgages. Row or
det., D. c. or nearby. Give price
and location for immediate action.
p. o. Box 5591, D. c. 80. IA
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
Of YOUR home. business or invest
ment property is what yen desire
Call r. A HUMPHREYS, Realtor.
sos North Capitol, Ma 6730 Free
appraisals. Results since 1919
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS for homes
and investment properties What
have you to offer? THOS. E. JAR
RELL CO.. Realtors testab. 1879,
I'll 10th st. NV. MA. O765.
IF YOU HAVE A HOME to sell in the
Silver Spring or nearby area. also
D. c. or Virginia. please call
WoRTHINGToN REALTY. s437
Georgia ave. 81. 37UU. is
WILL PAY TOP CASH eRscE tot
YOUR frame or orick house No com.
mission RI 1876; ewes AID 6477
TAKoMA PARK OR SILVER SPRING
30 eI 9 rm. house. 1 or 2 family.
HAVE CLIENT with cash for Get.
4 brick with bath on LIST A.: under
$1,000. McCUNE,s 10. 3-6SS9. =
DIRECT FROM Owners story
brick, excel. cond.. Nd. or NV,
restricted neighborhood. Large
lot Three bebdrms. or two with
study. Over $4,000, all cash.
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OPEN 2 TIL 7

This lovely custom built home
must be seen to be appreci-
ated; consists of g rooms, 2
baths, den and powder room,
9 fireplaces; nice shaded lot
adjoining park: reasonably
priced. 1890 Nash st. sc.
to Carpenter ST., left to 3sth
St, left to Pope St, right to
home, BRENNAN g. PORTER
REALTY Co. MA. 1913;
ewes. IA. 1921.
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COLORED

10th AND H SITS. NE.
7 lge. rms. and bath. Asbestos shin
gled home. with oil h.-w.h. and gar.
Very good cond. Near transp., shop
ping. schools and rec. area. Excel
for children Priced at only $4,000.
Substantial cash required.
WOODWARD & NORRIS
Realtors. RE. $685.. Ewes, OIL. 0952.
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COLORED-VETERANS

COLORED-VETERANS
FIFTH ST. NE.
6 rm brk.. mod, tiled bath, rec; rm;
colonial front porch, long back yd
Priced s11,500 with $3.50 cash
so per mo.
215 o ST. S.W.
6 rm. row Dirk, full bsmt. oil INV. h.,
l bath, . kits, gar, price $4,000
with S250-$500 cash. Monthly
payments S35-$40.
TO INSPECT
Call Mr.; DOUGLAS. Sun; s-d ewes.
ia. 1884; weekdays, call ONCE.
JOHNeR. PINKETT, INC.
1902 n ]. ave. NV, DU. 0707.
COLORED-$8,5OO
Open 2-6 pm. Sat, Sun.-Excel. 2.
bedrm. row brick: all modern cow:
Low payment. 1873 C st. ne. Cal
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COLORED-1322 DEXTER TERRACE
Sc, , blks. of Nichols ave.-5-yr.-
old semidet. brk., 8 rms. tile bath
deep lot; 81 900 down. Open to 4
pm: HARTMAN REALTY. INC.
1345 Good Hope I'd. Sc, TR. 400
IT 2-lIQC
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OWNER MUST SELL
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 7
VACANT-MOVE RIGHT IN

80 Buchanan st. ne, near North
de luxe kitchen, recreation room.
front porch; house only about s
yrs old. No reasonable offer re-
fused. Will accept trade-in. What
have you TO offer?
ST. OS93. Ewes. WO. 1884. =
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EXCELLENT BUY

River Terrace, located in 5000 block
of Blaine st.-Colonial porch row
brick; rooms. bath; gas &C. heat.
Prop. in excel cond. Immediate
poss. Priced to sell FREDERICK
A. BLUMER CO., 617 Pa. ave. sc.
Ep l0SS -
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT
HILLCREST, 1882 32nd pl. Sc
New 9-rm., 3A-bath brick Colonial
built-in garage; large back yard
10 brokers. Open till 8 Sun
weekdays for appt. ABSHER CON.
STRUCTION CO.. VI. 1886. =
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ct APPROVED

CT APPROVED
Beautifully shaded ave. just of Lin
coin PIX. excel. home. quiet neighbd:
2 lge lovely rms; beaut. finished
rec. rm. Reduced for quick sale.
Open for inspect, . to 6 Sat. and
Sun. 15S Tenn. ave. ne. FIR. 1922.
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BETHESDA BUNGALOW

46O7 w. Va. ave- LIST a., liv. rm: with
fireplace. din, rm., kit, bedrnns.
bath and screened rear. porch; 2no
e., . small bedrms.; attic; large lot
fruit trees, garden spot, side drive
garage; screens, oak floors; near bus
stores. S1,OOO-$1.50O cash. open
Will exchange. OWNER, IA. 7uIO
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C0LORED-TRINIDAD

CoLoRED-TRINIDAD AyE.-Low
down pymt; 6-rn. row brick, plus
2 inclosed porches; mod. home. close
to transp.. shopping, etc; excellent
terms. MI: KostuIa; CT. Sl67.
BROWN REALTY CORP Realtors
CoIoR ssRHDe1soo BLA. OF corcoran
st. n.e.-Note: This house is sur
prisingly low priced. A good ne:
section; Colonial front porch; oil
heat; tapestry brk;. rms hard .5eo
s s5Gns S'Fa ar. s 500. down. rt1'e'
CoLORED-Det. 2-family unit with
4 rms. kit. bath each; must be
oLo REALTY CO.. ME. 1871 or
coIoR ssoooR wHITE-Near Lincoln
Park. Very lge. 3,stoIy house. 8
on easy terms. ANNENBERG REAL
cpoGEiokMED@ssssEEM1pErAcHEp ls-story
S Sss1 d deemi s.2a1e small
down payment; balance easy terms.
SENATE REALTY, co, Ex. 800;
c6 $40 rs eyfi fsl S SS soOs GHolcE,
move in Immediately. 511-513 9th
st. ne. Now being ,redeeorated.
Each has rs room and bath apts.'
porcnes, DaSement. .-W.H., efh
fat insp snsfs esii ME- fDEMogY Ho
2459, ST. 1920. LU. 3-4654: -
COLoRED-5OO BLK. 3rd ST. NE
large rms. recreation basement,
hs s s1es h aaas that h hss .G
J JOE cu RITZ REALTY, FR. 1850.
coLoRED-s Rms, 2 baths. I'm.
S Ssn or and svs ssn',M f. 5oNE ss'f III
300, 1888 14th st. NV; Sun. 9
am. to z pm; wk., pm. to 10
CoLoRED-vAcANT-N.E., mr.. East
burner; used as 2 apis; newly re-
decorated. Shown by appointment.
Price under S12, 900; down payment.
$500. JOE CURTo REALTY, FIR.
CoGGoRED-sMALL DOWN payment;
off 18th st. me-; row brick. 2 pvt.
bedrms., bath. stove and .refsr. in
Guided: CHI. h.; COED cond; possess.
SAMUEL c. REYNOLDS; 1905 Geor-
coIoREp - BRooKLAND Lovely
mod. Diet. 9-rm., 2 complete apt;
s u BATHS: sqeapPDse a4se aPs
lots Of flowers and shrubbery. II
you want a gracious home plus
good income on terms to suit you,
can Ms My Cox; ,,s VI. $780, ATLAS
c 5EadaE; e, 7S Sock Randolph
pl: n.e.-7-room brick, fun bsmt.'
OIL heat, tile s,t baths yards, .b T.
down sDs1e.r Tor PsssS 5tsas
Sn66: weekdays. MI. 0s54. MAD.
CoLoRED-oPEN sun. till 1880
Brookland, 1913 Hamlin st. ne
nsss'ii rooms coiona ions porch
s.s .nsssssd 81 RHF'fi o Dssp ~ u
with detached garage. Priced under
MADDEN REALTY CO.
COLORED-1st comm:-244 sth st
ne. s rooms; bath. oil h;w:h:' hsmt.
laund. tubs, 3 Kitchens, gas stoves
3 refsrs; partially fprn., IA 2 rrssaa
week; CAN MR.; DAVIS; AT. 5s77
1:3O-7:0o. 1922 10th st. ne;
rms; bath; basement, garage. alto
matte beat Pr sas.. to sell quickly
s fsh Realty sfEIt co osSf Be- 7so5 ewes
COLoRED BRooKLAND, .o. opeI
st. n.e.--Immaeulate 6-rm. brick
two inclosed porches,.S wonderful
Kitchen with many cabinets, TILED
bath and shower, paneled recrea-
ton room with fully equipped bar
We also have q wonderfully attrae-
tive Germ. semidet. brick nearby
available for inspection.
GATEWOoD 8. BENNETT, RE. 2s6s
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COLORED

Two-family, light tapestry brick,
beautiful location and Al condition;
all private; Iiv rm., din. rm., mod.
kit; large knotty pine reception nm,
bath, 2 porches for owner---liv. rm.,
bedrm.. kit. bath. porch; other apt,
2 ranges, 2 refgrs., yard, garage
Possession now. Near schools
tranSp.. shopping. A real buy at
$4,000: terms. RE. 1915; 81
4190. =
SOLD TO BEST OFFER
CcIored-4-rm. and bath brick. all
city improvements; very, convenient
location, close to everything; terms
like rent. Seeing is believing. Call
FIR. 32"5. i
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SOLD TO BEST OFFET

Colored-Open Sun, 2 to 5
122 Todd pl. ne. (between T and
2 baths, parauet FRS, full bsnt :.
rec. rm., auto. gas heat; yards; Diet.
double gar. Priced to sell. Conv.
terms. Call Mrs. West. with
D. H. JOHNSON co.
RE. 5212, Ma. s296; ewes. and
Sum, DE. 1927. IS
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BRADBURY HEIGHTS
Attractive detached small brick home
Ideal for small family or employed
couple, s rms. and bath: rec. rrn.,
gas a.-c. heat; aluminium awnings,
new gar. attractive lots; owner leav-
ing city, and willing to include at
tractiye furniture in quick sale;
$4,000.
WOODWARD & NORRIS
Realtors, RE. 65S5: Eyes, GIL. O952.
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OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 6. PM.
$40 L ST. S.W.
Trustees instruct me to sell this very
clean row brick home. Vacant. 9
rms. and bath; oil heat; on nice
quiet street, with front and rear
yards; reas. down payment.
RALPH D. COIN
1924 K st. NV. Elk. sos. CO.
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CORNER HOUSE
$500 soUTHERN AVE. Sc.
S11,500

equipped kit, auto. heat. Terms
MR.. MACY, RE. 1851, RE- 1925
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LET US BUILD

De I Us BUILD
Your home on of our lots adioin-
ins lovely Fort Dupont Park. in the
better Sc. section; we can build to
your plans and specifications or
have ] or our architects plan 1t for
you Estimate free. Call MR..
SPARKS. MA. 1913: eyes. IA. Sl2l.
$50 NORTH CAROLINA AVE.
Open Sun. l to g. Ideal rental loo.
and SO cow to Library of CONGRESS,
Capitol. Navy Yard and Federal Sc
curity; lovely 6-rm. brk. home. ! n
baths. rec. bsmnt., auto. ht.. porch,
lear brk garage: owner anxious to
sell: will redec See this prop. to-
day. R S. ECKERT. Elk. 1913
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COLORED-1435 A ST. Sc.
This brick home has an income; T
rooms. bath, front and rear porches;
awnings front and rear, detached
garage, hot-water heat: 2nd floor
has separate apartment for income
purposes; good condition: reasonable
down payment; terms arranged. Call
Mr.. Sweeney. TW. 0459
MARSHALL J. MAPLE CO.
1924 18th st. NV. DI 3346
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OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 7 PM.
GA RIDGE ROAD Sc
A lovely detached brick home on q
large lot on top Of the hill; LIST
fiorf has liyi-'. C, with olrL;
and guest closet, family-sized din.
ing room and modern kitchen; Ind
floor has 3 bedrooms and modern
tiled bath; full basement, gas hot.
water heat; rear yard is inclosed
iron picket fence. Directions: Out
Pa ave. Sc. to MINI. ave. left on
MINI. to Ridge I'd, rt. on Ridge q
blocks to our sign or out Pa. ave,
Sc. to Alabama ave, left on Ala.
to Ridge I'd. left "a mile to our
sign. Mr.. Carter, VI. 0327.
A DETACHED BRICK HOME
AT ROW BRICK PRICE
Marshall J. Waple CO.
1924 14th st. NV. Realtor. D1.
3346 y
6 RMS. CAN BE CONVERTED into
9 apis: LIST commercial; near Penna.
ave and MINI. ave. Sc; lR baths
front porch and > rear porches
paved alley; price reduced for quick
sale; can be bousht on easy terms
shown by appointment.
A. A. CAROZZA
1927 Penna. ave. Sc.
AT S941; ewes, vi. 0S90.
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SILVER SPRING

Modern 6-rm. brick. Ia baths, liv.
rm with frepl., powder rm., guest
porch, fun bsmt.. outside entrance;
close to new Flower ave. shopping
center Reas. priced at $16,750:
JOSEPH M. LYON, sH. 1898
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SILVER SPRING
1918 GEORGIA AVENUE
OPEN TODAY, 2 TO
Excellent, seven-room, detached brick.
in Maryland's largest, most pro-
gressive development; featuring
three double-exposure bedrooms.
swell den, nice spacious recreation
room with bar; on large level lot.
See to appreciate this top-auality.
low-priced, well-financed home. Elk
Mr.. Fenlon on Premises
JAMES L. DIXON g. COMPANY
| ." nth Street NV.
Sterling 1900. Evenings, AP. 1909.
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2 Family Home-Colored
guestantially-built brk home in 1900
blk. Trinidad ave.-Immac; cond;
Hardwood frs, auto; gas heat.
modern baths. concrete front porch.
Atkinson, Sun, DU. 0796; wkdays.,
JOHN r. PINKETT, INC.
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1St-FLOOR BEDROOM
This nice detached home in Wood
ridge has liv rm., din. rm.. kitchen
bedrm., bath on 1st a.; bedrms
oil 2rd. Fireplace, oil h.-w.h., Cow
located. Low price for quick sale
MA 1913: ewes, IA 6121.
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Dutch Colonial Brick
OVERLOOKING POTOMAC
1882 End st. s.w. facing Potomac)
One of the most enhancing views
in our CITY. overlooking Govt. Park,
the Potomac and most Of the city.
First floor: Center-hall plan. large
living room with marble fireplace,
dining room, den, kitchen with
breakfast nook; second floor: 4 bed
rooms, tiled bath and shower; base
ment: pine-paneled rec. rm., laun-
dry room, all-tiled shower, lava
tory: cold storage room; clothes
closets cedar lined: grounds land
scaped with choice evergreens, pink
dogwoods; lot 63x100. S21 $50.
Terms Vacant. Inspect 1-6 pm.
SCOTT SANDERS, 10. 3-5560.
COLORED-ONLY $500 DOWN-.460
F st. sw-Clean as a pin; modern
home; . pvt bedrms.. bath. c.h.-w h.;
possess SAMUEL c. REYNOLDS.
3O05 Georgia ave. NV. tn. 1922;
CoLoREDSe3a C ST. s.w.-S295
down: good terms; s rooms. 9 baths,
coal h.-w.h.; row brick. Call NOR.
RIS COHEN or Milton Vinnick. 1904
L st. NV. Ma S036; home. tn.
Oo97. Office open Sun. IL to 4.
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$500 TO $500 DOWN

OPEN 1 TILL 5 P.M-525 PEA PEI
Home-compi. modern. spotless
cond., full bsmt.. Venetian blinds.
refgr. Mrs. Fitzgerald, COX d
CO, RE. 1893, LU. 3-2949.
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1925 14th ST. NE.
OPEN SUNDAY . TO 5.
Brentwood Village area-A desirable
semidetached brick in this close-ln
section. 6 rooms, 1h baths. Only 8
years old. Rec. room. Excel. con.
Gas heat. Priced to CELL ted" 20
reach: out r. l. ave, turn south ON
Saratoca ave, right on Downing ST.
to 14th st. and left TO house. Ex-
PECK CO.. co. 1888
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NEARBY MARYLAND RAMRLERs
Ideal 2-bedroom brick on spacious
lot. Excellent location, near trans
portation; FLA and GI financed
Call Mr. Tedford. with
JAMES L. DIXON & CO.,
1922 18th st. NV.
Sterling 700: eTes.. WO. 6970. Ext
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BEAUTIFUL CALIFORNIA RAMBLER
One of prettiest 2-bedroom. one floor
homes available. Fully developed;
Large attic Tool house. Lovely
appointments include selected OIL
colored walls. white fireplace. spa
cious closets, storm windows. Vene-
tian blinds. de luxe kitchen, wall
panel table, patio. inclosed lawn: A
beauty. A bargain. Reduced. Sale
by OWNER 81. $3.50. =
Arizona sun., 1949-06-03
Destitute Negro
Family Rehabilitated
By Efforts of Seabees

An elderly Negro couple, left
destitute after their Charleston,
West Virginia, home and personal
belongings were destroyed by fire,
has been complete rehabilitated
through the humanitarian efforts
of Navy Seabee veterans and local
businessmen.
The Navy veterans, members of
Company SIS, Organized Construc-
ton Battalion, Naval Reserve, con-
structed a completely new home for
the couple, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Will
liams. Building materials, equip
ment, clothing and money were do
mated by business firms and citi-
ZenS.
After devoting SIG man hours of
work to the task, the Navy vet
Grams formally commissioner the
new home for the couple on April
2, the date Mr.. and Mrs. Williams
moved in. The Williams original
home, representing their life saw
ings, burned December %, 1913.
The Seabee Reserve company,
commanded by Lieutenant Com
mander Charles N. Strum, U.S.N.R.,
with the assistance of local news
papers and radio stations, conduct
ed a campaign for procurement of
building equipment and materials
for construction of the new home.
The program became a community
project. Money and clothing were
supplied by merchants and business
firms to tide the couple through
the winter months; contractors and
supply houses donated construction
materials and equipment; tools
were furnished by two Seabee Re-
serves, James w. Moore and Floyd
H. Freese; and a number of Sea-
bees donated money to buy ma
terials not otherwise available.
The Seabee unit was formally
thanked for its efforts by Mr.. and
Mrs. Williams and T. C. Nutter,
Charleston attorney and president
of the local chapter of the National
Association for Advancement of
Colored People. Previously, Com
pany SIS, has been awarded the
Arizona sun., 1949-06-03
Carver High School
To Graduates S
Students Tonight

Thirty-five students of Carver
High School will graduate tonight
at commencement exercises in the
Phoenix Union High School Audi
torium at $3.50 P. M.
The theme of the commencement
exercises of the 1949 class, will be
Investing in Education" The fol-
lowing four students will speak:
Nelson Mathis on "Cooperative
Living" Munson Steed on "Improv-
ing Economic Standards" Mary
Cunningham on Contributing to
Community Life" and B ett ye
Odum, Enrichment of Home Life"
The school band and the mixed
chorus will furnish the music ex-
cept for "a piano solo by Bettye
Odum. Mrs. F. A. Bons, Secretary
of the Board of Education, will
present diplomas to 35 graduates.
Awards will be presented to four
students who were selected by the
faculty for these honors in terms
of the qualifications of the several
awards. These include the Sears
Foundation Scholarship of $3.50. A
sc arship of $100 from "a
Friend" the Goldwater Award of
a gold watch and the Phoenix XII
wants Club Award of two gold
watches. The American Cancer So
ciety Essay winner will also re-
ceive her prize from the State Com
mander of the Society.
The public is invited to attend
these exercises.
The graduates are:
Ira Mae Brooks, Don Christopher,
Earle Mae Cochran, Mary Ellen
Cunningham, Fannie E. Dunno,
Peter Durham, Willie Gray, Ruth
Harris, Artie Mae Huff, Nelson
Mathis, Velma Pearl Martin, Doeg
Nelson, Nadine Nelson, Bettye Cd
UNI, Joshua Jackson, Muriel Patton,
Coy Payne, Morrie Lee Payne, Ply
Ills Perkine, Deloise Rabb, Sonora
Reid, Alice Earline Shaw, Doreatha
Stwa, Billie Joe Smith, Velma Jean
Smell, Munson Steed, Bennie Steele,
James Stephens, Estella Stewart,
William Swain, Alma Williams,
Barbara Williams, Benetta Will
Jams, James Woods, Rena Bell Hen
yard
Arizona sun., 1949-06-03
Valley National Bank
Maintains Calendar
OF Arizona Events

The Special Services Department
of the Valley National Bank has
undertaken the task of maintain
ing a Calendar of Arizona Events.
All Chambers of Commerce, COM
munity organizations and civi C
clubs are urged to notify the
Special Services Department of the
dates, times and locations of their
community activities, which might
be of interest outside the State or
to other Arizona localities.
These dates will be posted to a
register and each month the calen-
dar for the next several months
will be printed and distributed to
resort and travel editors through
out the country, as well as to all
state publications, Chambers of
Commerce, and ranches and re-
sorts.
Arizona sun., 1949-06-03
p Negro Officers
Second Lieutenants
In Regular Army

WASHINGTON, D. C.-The De-
partment of the Army has an
nounced the appointment of %
Negroes as second lieutenants in
the Regular Army. Eighteen were
appointed through the Distin-
guished Military Graduate program
and five received their commits
sions following one-year tours Of
closely observed competitive duty.
The appointment of these officers
raises to 80 the number of Negro
officers in the Regular Army.
Arizona sun., 1949-06-03
Reelected President

For the unprecedented progress
in the entire 10 years of the as
sociation history and the straight
forward, honest and progressive
leadership, Charles N. (Pat) Pat
terson, the encumbent, was re-
elected president of the Pacific
States Association which adjourned
it's 10Th Annual Convention, last
Monday in Los Angeles.
Arizona sun., 1949-06-03

vention, but later "a dark horse en-
tered the arena; Fresno Lodge who
had a battery of high powered
orators who swayed the votes in
favor of Fresno.
Notwithstanding the fact Phoe-
nix's case was very able presented
by Mr.. Wade Hammond, chairman
of public relations, who presented
to the body, invitations from Phoe-
nix Chamber of Commerce, local
white Elks lodge, mayor of the city
and governor of the state, welcom-
ing the 1850 convention here.
Fresno was victorious because they
contemplated building new home,
thereby winning the sympathy of
the majority of delegates.
Phoenix daughters, Grand Can
yon Temple are happy over their
victory too. Mrs. Susie Oby,
Daughter Ruler, was elected second
vice president, which of course at
test and reflects the rapidly grow
ing popularity of Mrs. Oby who is
comparatively new in the organiza-
ton. She and Mrs. Anna Williams,
chairman of education, were the
only Phoenix delegates attending
the convention.
Arizona sun., 1949-06-03

The IL delegates who went to the
convention from here prepared to
safeguard the election, were some
what perplexed at almost no op-
position to "Pat's" reelection. He
was elected on the second day of
the meeting by acclamation, and
would have b n an unanimous
vote had it not been for the dele
CATION from Shasta lodge in San
Francisco who, it was reported, had
an FAX to grind"
In the face of the splendid re-
ports of the past year brought in
there was little opposition to the
returning of all officers to their
respective posts.
Even though the election of
President Patterson was the main
issue, the Phoenix crowd was hop
ing to bring the convention back
to Phoenix next year, but failed
At the beginning, Frisco" was the
only contender for the 1850 con-
Arizona sun., 1949-06-03
Corporal Baskin
Selected Soldier of
The Week in Eucom

SECKENHEIM, Germany = Cor
poral King Baskin of st. Louis,
Missouri, was recently selected
Soldier of the Week" during a
Recent parade held at Hammonds
Barracks in Seckenheim.
Baskin emit d the Army in
January, 1943 and served in the
European Theatre of Operations
during the war. He began his Sec
ond tour of duty in the European
Command in April, 1916 and is now
serving with the 511th Military
Police Company in Mannheim, Ger
many.
Corporal Baskin's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Vernon Baskin, live at
1886 Tate Street, St. Louis, Mis-
souri,.
Arizona sun., 1949-06-03

An avocado is just like a banana
in that it ripens best If placed on
cupboard shelf.
Arizona sun., 1949-06-03

Commandments Excellence Throphy
for having the best record for or
ganization and attendance of all
seabee companies in the Fifth
Naval District.
The Western news., 1949-02-10
USE OF THE HORN AND
COURTESY OF THE ROAD

The use of the horn in motoring
IS very often abused. It should be
used with discretion. The horn is
only warning, not a command and
you have only equal rights on the
road with every other class of user
It is commonly used little more
often during the day than at night
The warning at night is usually
given by means of the headlights
and this has become a very salts
factory rule for the shattering blast
of horn directly behind YOU at
night can be most disconcerting.
If car does not move over di-
richly at your warning do not get
excited. The driver may not have
heard you, but in many cases. he
IS IN better position to see some
thing which might make it unwise
tor you to attempt a passing. Cour-
.esy on the road is a necessary
requisite of the expert driver. Al
ways drive as you would want
others to drive.
Courtesy in service is also bv
word of your service man. Do not
lesltate to make friends with him.
IS well worth it-CLACK'S SER
ICE, L. j. Brown, Prop. (adv) +,
The Western news., 1949-02-10

The average newspaper in the
1905 contained about Is per cent