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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-22

income TAI. In addition there II q
suTtAx Of 81. Thus II . person
nav pays . tar Of $50. his new
tar would be $50 Plus 800 plus
81 making . total Of 1910.
Governor YSunRdahPs nSeatAI
haaIth program WOa . smashing
victory last Saturday Wh1n tlas
IESnss appropriated o0EnnIIttss
voted nearly e0mpIsts financial
support for his requests. THIS
included funds fos 50Ss ~ the
new employees ths Governor
had requested FOG N upward
TeVisiOa % SALARIES IN ths men-
tai hospitals, raised food stand
ards and additional funds aoT
clSthing, psyehlatSss training
programs and . nsW Out-pa-
tieat eilnie ~ Sns % ths hOspi.
tails.
Other important biIls awaiting
action include . ban removing
ceilings on od-aGs grants; the
transfer Of Tao milss OF county
highways 10 the stats trunk sys-
tsm; . ons-esnt gasoline tan In
CREASE: auto and truck license In
crSasss; and the Fs-appoFti0nmsnt
hill giving tbs Twin Cities nine
additional seats In the House.
Much % thu SsaaiOn's vital
work gill b done a. usual In The
eiock-oOvered hours AFTER We'd
nssday midnight. This 10 . tFadi-
tIonai custom by which the clock
10 covered BY . cloth and thus tia
constitutional dsadilns Of the ses-
sion Ia sHtsndsd until AGFeemsnt
on adjournment 10 reached.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-22
NORTHWESTERN AFRICAN METHoDISTS
CONVENE NEXT WEEK AT CEDAR RAPIDS
"a. FOR 32ND ANNUAL CONFERENCE

CEDAR RAPIDS. IA.--African
MsthodiStS from Minnesota and
Iowa viii converge on this city
next week when the sand annual
conference Of the AME church
eonVenes here Wednesday. April
20.
Led by Rev William v. Guy.
preaidinE elder. the church men
and women viii meet April %. ~
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-22
orlraa 4 Palllls.l IaAsl.

On November 7. isfG Harper'a
weekly published . hiii page car
tooa BY Thomas Mast This ear
tom YES destined 10 introduce no
Siaphsnt - the symbol of Ire Re-
publican paFty, Another Mast car.
tom. published earlier IN Ire same
periodical tagged TIE Democrats
party with the dpnkey.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-22

The reported revolt Of the
younger members II Congress de-.
serves 10 grow" The founder OF
thla nation intended fJF Congress
To function for M public good and
not for unyisldinG paFtlaans.
special interests and blind hlKuta.
--l.oWinyiIle DpGradas., '
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-22

One Of ne Oldest Greek boaks %
Q farm almanac. The works ard
Days" u Healed, dating probably
from The eighth century n. c. n 10
addressed 10 Q public % FsspestA-
bio arnaii farmers living on their
ewn land and carrying On with ne
help % one 90 two siavoa
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-22

Gratefully acknowledging and
thanking our many friends for
their kindnesssa shown during the
death % our infant son. willie. Jr
special thanks to Rev. Jerome
rate Tor his comforting words.
Mr. and Ma wIIlIs ! Allen
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-22

United states farms currently
havr about 80 million sheep. IS
million hogs. ~ million turkeys,
635 million chickens
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-22

u like 10 help people and make
jobs for them where I can" -.
NAM Prra Wallnne y. laamrtL
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sT. JAMES A.n.E. CHURCH

From early sunday morning. o
m, through the day until the clos
ing service at $50 D m. the rssur-
rsctiOn % Chrtst vas Fs.iiVsd
through the presentation Of the
,-restiuoay % the Twelve By the
Young People and ehildrsn Of the
church school TIE sermon. The
Living Christ" By Rev, Benjamin ~
Moore and the Passion Play" In
RAHAsntry. Special music By tire
choir included the HaliAlaiah chorus
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-22

We had a glorious worship Easter
SUNDAY The auditorium and bal
cuHy were filled with members and
friends. The altar was filled with
flowers and palms The spirit Of
tlnd Vas present to gdify the people
The sunday school program In the
afternoon and the Musical presSn.
ted at 30 p NJ. BY tire senior and
Junior chetTs we're enjoyed BY ali
that heard them.
The District Conference OF the St
Paul District VIII convene at Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, April %. ~ and IS
The delegates are Mrs Lillian
Parkinson, Mrs, Bessie Lewis. Mrs.
Georgia brown, and Rev. 81 &
Hoyd. Pastor
The LaymaR League will have
their pTiEram May l. Mr. VIM
ERtEmihE~T, viii b Quest Speaker
The public IL invited to hear Aim.
sunday April 81 rhs morning
worship at iests, sermon by Rev
u. e. Boyd. subject. The Destruc-
tive and Deadly Power Of SIN"
Evening worship, 40 p. m. subject.
Jesus Christ Tue Great Physician
sunday school At , ae o. m. All
families should hTinG their ehlidrsn
TO sunday school Come With your
childrsa, The Christian EndeaVor
II planning great thtnEs for the
young people. You are cordially In
vlted to Worship az St Peter AME
Church Wslcnma'
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-22
NT, OLIVET BAPTIST
Gil nIll NEMa

Tn" Easter services began with a
siA o'clock sunrise service At the
eleven o'clock service, the mus,
was furnished by the combined
ChnTusess 81 the church
Rev. .. e. whites subject was.
The Living Christ" His text was
taken from Revelation, LIST chapter.
lith and 18TH verses
lnitlng with the church were M
Fred Massey, Mr.. Robert Williams
and Miss Janet Adams.
. At 10 a special Easter program
was presented by the Young people
Of the Chursh
ON Friday, ApTnl "a, Rev. white
and the Gospel chorus will render
service At bethesda Baptist church
In honor 81 Rev. J r. TAts's first
Anniversary.
The Youth Council will meet Fri
day at the home % Mr.. and Mrs
II = P1pkins, s5T R0ndo Ave
sunday, April ~, the Pastors
Aide II presenting a spiritual SONG
test at 30 ,. m The public 10 In
yIted
Let us not forget prayer services
"wednesday, at p m
Edith :. Aassls, reporter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-22

So we make like the man in the
trHveIouEe film: With light hearts
and freezing hands We pack our
gear and depart this wonderland
OF the North, where six inches Of
snow falls on Easter and the tenn
peraturc drops TO sixteen above.
All Beautiful NorthlAnd with
your Snow-bound hi-ways and
thoroughfares, matched only by
the Wristbands OF Siberia
We say good bye to you. this
waste or wonderland OF
the North. a. we hang onto our
hats To prevent this forty-mile an
hour gale from setting them down
In Lake Superior.
More Echoes Keep listening
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-22

y. s. All past and future critics.
please note Echoes OF April IS.
IsI9,
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Echoes from Duluth
Dy goaa0S {. Moore

- ~@N H@Ss N@A As~AAD@9 h@NN
taken . very dim view Of Duluth.
AZ . matter Of fact. We have been
down night cynical So, for fear
that our out Of town readers get
the impression that Duluth, MINI.
10 Gathering Switch. Miaa. we
feel that II II . duty To present
the other side.
This u all the moro important
when one conAidsFs the part Dull
uth plays in the plans Of thousands
Of vacationists. among whom .
large number are Negroes
To the Negro vaeationista who
are seeking housing In Duluth:
There are two first-claaB hotels
which win serve you. that u, they
have been known 70 serve Negroes
In the past. But don't forget 70
have . Feservation--and have II
verified.
The second and third class
hotels are always fiIIed with per-
mAnentS. Unlike many cities we've
seen. these hotels are kept In very
good condition. and the rates are
fairly low. but a. we said. they
are always filled.
Al for the Joants on "aAIid.
row." they are always open.
OF course one must eat, and a.
you have seen In previous columns
Of Echoes. the better places Just
don't want the Negroes patron
age. Local Negroes will deny this,
that IL some local Negroes, whyH
l don't know. Perhaps they have
. different definition than this
writer for better place"
Yours truly worked In one Of
the first-claas hotels for over q
year, and uring that time not one
Negro was served In the main
dining room or cocktail lounge.
However. that Ia not saying that
Negroes would be refused service
In one Of these places, but we suE-
gest that you wear your heaviest
eoat-because you are sure TO get
the chill-aet
One nerd not 60 hungry b..
cause Of the Foregoing. There
are scores Of Reat HttIe Festau-
ants which offer good service at
reasonable pricea. but occasion.
ally one Of these Httle places
will show a subtle tsndency 20.
wards discrimination.
Your stay in Duluth viii bring
YOU in contact with many more
whites than Negroes, Very few
Negroes are In business in Dull.
nth.
Ollie Vines Shoe Shine Parlor in
down town Duluth and The Chris
tain Workers Bible House In West
Duluth under the direction Of Mr.
and Mrs. w. L. Brown, Jr.. plus
The Midnight RAmble on the
North Shore Drive, Henry John.
son, Manager. are about the only
Negro owned businesses In Duluth.
No come on 20 Duluth. doat
Iet our raRtinG friGhten you
away. After all. our gripping. In
the main, 10 for home cOnaump.
ton. And a. We said In the b.
ginning. Duluth, NlInn. r. not
ChitteTIlHg switch. Miss. (wherr
ever that la
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-22
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
NEWS

Rev, a. " Bolts prsao he'd a quiet
sermon early Easter sunday morn.
ING, Hts theme was The Risen
christ The Gospel chorus SANG.
Al the II o'clock services, Rev
Bolts sermon was The All Power
tuI Christ The tsKI was the 1sth
chapter Of Matthew. the l7th and
18TH verses. The senior aud Junior
Choirs rendered the music.
Four candidates we're baptiHsd
after the morning service Miss
Audrey Marshall was here from
chicago VISITING her two sisters.
The ) o'clock D. m. program by
the sunday school was well attSn.
dsd Mrs Sallie Williams was chair
man. Mrs. ora Park Was Candi.
date for baptism
sunday svsnInE. April -, at 3 y.
n.. the SsKtgtts OF Zion viii present
= program In song Everybody 10
welcome, Don't forget teacher and
prayer meeting each Wsdnssray
evening You aTe always welcome at
Liou.
Mrs l. Ssatop. TapoFtRr
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-22
BETHESDA CHURCH
news

Services Easter sunday were
spirit filled aud ihspiratlOnAL Our
pastor, Rev. Jerome - Tate, preach
I'd from the 30th chapter OF 81.
John. the 18th verse. And they said
unto her, woman, why Nsopest
thou she saith unto them, because
they have taken away my Lord and
! kRoW not whore they have laid
him
The Junior and senior choirs
furnished the music
Primary department Of the sun
day suhoOl. undsT the supervision
81 Mrs Vera Wright presented n
very nice program in the evening,
Challenge Of the Cross. a drama,
was presented by the senior de-
paTtmsnt Of the sunday SGhOOl IN
der the direction OF Mrs. Mildred
dandSfyiils AuaiC Was furnished
by the NeApsT aud Junior ChoIFs.
Mrs ROsaiind GlaBtOn, HupsTin-
tcndent OF the Sunday school,
wishes to thank one and all for
their attendance and donations Of
Easter sEKa
our pastor Anniversary has begun
aud We extend cordial Invitation
To all. Come out and be with us Fri
day evening, Sunday afternoon,
sunday evening and Monday eve
HinE. a. the reception EiSSa Ia his
honor At the church.
Neat Suday morning, April ~, our
pastor will preach ON Sin Dis
eases Welcome to all visitors
sarah HRuann reporter
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-04-22
sT. PHILLIPS LUTHERAN
chi Eaf6H

CHCRCH
A. We look back upon Holy Week
and Easter 20 DO 30 with feelings
Of Joy and aAtisfAetiOn, Joy beoAasS
Of the wonderful message that on
the cross all our sins have been
fully Atohed for and that on Easter
morning We have been given the
assgTanes that We shall rise again
TO usWhSas OF life and satisfaction
because Of the hsaFtsninH attend .
Anes 81 our BsTViots last week. We
hope indeed that the wonderful
Gospel Of Good FRIDAY ana Easter
will live la the hearts OF all those
who NOrshippsd With uS all
throughout tint coming year.
Nov that We have entered into
the post Easter season We urge all
those who have NOTHhIpped with We
and all those who have not yet Niai.
ted our new chapel TO DO faithful IN
IL not something that 10 limited TO
certain seasons. but u . ysAT-TOuhd
affair, DIsciplsshiD means follow
ing Christ In our daily lives, week
la aud week oct. And that means
strengthening ourselves regularly
with the hearing Ut 0ods Word.
During this weeks following Easter
We should consider more fully the
meaning and significance OF the
Easter Gospel. for that Gospel 10 Tar
too full and rich to be cast aside
after Just one sunday. Next sunday,
April 1tth. Ws shall consider the
Joy that comes TO us A. disciples
when We become personally assured
Of the truth Of ChTist'a resurrection,
and the wonderful new Relationship
We have with Christ and the Father
a. q result Of the resurrection. The
sermon topic will be Resurrection
JOy'-ths text John 2O:ll"ls,
Please remember that the regular
time for both services and sunday
school has been changed 10 sac a.
IA. The sunday school will continue
to meet In the basement at the
same time a. INT regular service h
being conducted In the sanctuary,
thus making IL possible for the
time.
Evening star., 1949-08-06

PRAIRIE SCHOONER
On display at MANNING TRAILER
SALES. SS01 WaSh.-Balto. blvd,
Berwyn, Md. Call TO. 66S1.
S1E OUR wide range Of models In
both masonite and aluminium Priced
from S1,295 up Easy terms
Richter Trailer Sales
Bervyn. Md Call TO 5035.
Vagabond and Royal
HORNER'S TRAILER CENTER, 9th
and Fla ave ne FIR 1921
Evening star., 1949-08-06
5000 DOWN

8 rooms and bath. completely fur
nished; . large screened porches;
near water. Call Mr.. Walter. UN
1871. cox g. CO.. INC. UN. 1926
Evening star., 1949-08-06
MOTORCYCLES (cont.

INDIAN . GaIEFii late 5sd 5a47 ,s1h 9Th ssti stas
81 81 4sss s1' or % GE. 1890 -
VIZ HAVE THEM. new and used, for
immediate, deIiv.ry; si1 ;s.. Why Why ,-,u.d xaii
right; trade and ,n terms; parttsv, Ppetv,cf oiI 4
SALES. 912 9th st. NV, RE. b073.
INDIAN CHIEF: 1a4e. eompl: esuip,
excel. cond:: S395 or best cash Of
fer. Call SH. 1853; u
INDIAN CHIEF, 1910, in LIST class
mech. cond. JE. 1894. Clean.
Reconditioned motor. -
1947 CUSHMAN SCOOTER, heavy
duty. lge. tires. good cond,. side
car. access. spare parts. 10. 3-9467.
HAR. .-DAv. 1947 "A; oh. v: except
clean; few miles: extras: reas. Call
Mon. eve. after $50. WO. 6l29. -
WHIZZER MOTORBIKE, Al; peri,
mech. cond. sacrifice at this price;
must sell; $50. TR. 0O77.
CUSHMAN 40, Just overhauled, plenty
OF power, -S75. ST.. 3O45. 5
HARLEY 1947 de luxe, - oh.v. all
extras and sport sidecar incl, outfit
perfect. only $500 miles. LIST $500
gets it. GE. 4164
HARLEY-DAVIs fs47 model. good
sond.; 6 q s6a6. MA, $3.50. 1876. G
CUsHMAN 1946, Just overhauled, gear
shift: side car. buddy seat; S25
worth OF accessories. Call TR.
Evening star., 1949-08-06
REAL ESTATE LOANS

end AND 3rd TRUST NOTES pur-
chased: prompt quotations. BRODIE
& COLBERT INc.s Realtors MA
FIRST AND SECOND TRUsT LOANS
..BARTow REALTY GO. Realtors.
LIT AND End TRUST LOANS: Prompt
iosns ana e. esEEis eEsMs sssFi ssF
mSSts SS 81 on ssh :kcoSn Il sS RI axosfow. ssfo
viii buy second-trust notes, D. C.,
sAT1oNAk ssrrH5 Md. Il MoRTeHaE 3 INVEST:
Nafsnr.I MENT G9RP: 9sss 1919 N Y ave- n"
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE. LIST and
2nd trust: No red tape. Quick serv-
Ma l., 1892 >, 11o4 4pI7sT Xs5moHt %orHs aye. NV NV
Chased; prompt quotations. BRO
DIE & COLBERT. NC. Realtors.
MA. 1875; eves.. vi. 1915.
WILL BUY deferred purchase money,
second trust; reas. discounts. MIR
QUICK. 81. 7731: ewes, RA. 341s.
TRUSTS. 1st. 2nd and 3rd: Md, Va,
D. c.; wk S service. ADAMS REALTY
CO., 905 N. Y. ave. NV, RE. 1912
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate:
,.s, low rates; or! or year terms wnisHN snd
INC, i115 Eye st. NV. Ma. s46s.
CASH FOR end TRUST NOTES
white or colored)-ouick settle
ment; prefer personal calls to tele-
phone calls. FULTON R. COR
DON, 1927 Eye 81. NV, DI. $3.50.
Brokers, attention.
Evening star., 1949-08-06
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALT
AVALON SHORES
MODERN BEACH HOME
Tidewater Southern
MARYLAND

/. New, modern log cabin; bed
rms. living rm. with large fire-
place. modern kitchen, full bath,
dinette. galley, artesian water. large
porch; 30 miles D c.; immediate
possession; $3.50.
. Modern California bungalow, with
picture windows, 2 bedrms.. large
living rm.. fireplace: kitchen. d.
nette, bath: overlooking the blue
water of st. Leonards; immediate
poss.: $500. CALVERT REALTY
AGENCY. opposite Court House,
Prince Frederick, Calvert Co., Md
Telephone los and 93-J Z
Evening star., 1949-08-06
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD 40 demonstrator 1874" F-5;
E6GEnooR Rfe: 81 fae MoroR guar; CO.. s12sa 5sss
FORD OH as rs ns; new, OF i5s s"'T T.5 cab and
chassis; orig. list, s1.s11.ao; new
siiiisse5'a anq EDGEMooR WI MoToR eaF'cee co'
5}35 Wis. ave. NV. OR. S093. -
FORD '4s F--6 3.yd. dump body; low
9ssse ssso s.moTs ssIstnsy ssGoo amor nGT o9y
GMC 1910 bus. 80 passengers, in
first.class cond,, motor recently
overhauled; with, new paint job,
school. church or athletic club. Can
be seen 4233 Foote st. ne. vi.
DODGE 1a41 1-ton panel; very good
eend1ion eerson ASER1cAE Sn5 Rriysn snAYy p one
sARsER sa sEJ SUPPLY, 7as 7th st: NV"
1910 11t.roN CHEVROLET, zion
high lift. all metal body. Low mile
age. $7O0 or best offer. Ma. 517S.
1884 GMC BUS, in good condition.
Motor recently oyerhauled. Good
tires. Large enough for nice living
quarters. Cash or terms. GIL. 1913.
DUMP TRUCKS-1946 Fords. Chew
r rolets and Reos: 2-ton. s.e5x2o
tHco. N-SpecO dAle, kOOQ SOllu. {,
yate owner. See at 900 R. /. ave.
USED TRUCK. 1910. International.
light delivery; good cond.; reason
DODGE 1910 1naoton dump, suaran-
tee D. c; inspection; ready for work;
FORD As 1a-ton panel Thames,
dsemonstrator; new car guarantee;
list y price sle45 vii take, ssks Ss45 81,
Virginia ave. NV. ME. ISIS.
'39 CHEVROLET aton panel, excel
lent motor; fair body; S225 or best
r%nG otte5; ,dIs dE ;74a3: ,,os o;ts 1s
ns body 'eResf0n TuSber SHs1te0
grill guard; only $685., terms. trade
LOGAN FordD,- I'LL 18th st. NV
Open ewes. DI. 5S03. 5
GMC 1912 2h-ton stake body. 10
wheels: , Sod z rear end drive, high and IN,
fer. FIR. 6797 or FIR. 9525. -
CHEVROLET 80 1a-ton van body;
can be used as stake, good condi-
ton; $500. VALLEY FORGE DIS
TRIBUTING CO., 1915 S. Capitol
FORD 1s41 van: pads. dolly. tarp.,
reg mang exB,as p.rty fesHs gH 1883 sns business
FORD Al long wheel base; stake
body, 1915 motor, in perfect condi-
tion. Can be seen at BUDDS ESQ
STATION; $3.50 Ga. ave. NV $500
CHEVROLET 1e4a chassis and cab;
Apply "a H st. ne. REDS GARAGE.
DODGE 80 ,a-ton panel: '4s motor;
$3.50. 1868 11th st. NV. CO. 1855.
FORD 1a47 2-ton. 1.w.b., high rack
AT AT a17a f7ss' or 'J.J. IU. 1896. 97 9A
1919 Ilz-ToN DUMP. solid truck:
has been worked. but lots of
S0ErHEAsT 83Ey sSssi MOTOR of9 be con- en@hss1 Fofd
Dealers. $40 Bladensburg rd. me-.
AT. O2O0. Open ewes. It'll Q PIN
DODGE 1a41 4,, h,ton 1 pick, pickup; good s
NosHGAsT Ss5eg e 81 '9 noPok yH6f co 9p' foTd Fa
Dealers. $40 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
AT. 02O0. Open ewes. It'll 9 pm: -
CHEy. AZ 11a-ton stake 4wheel dr.;
willing to arrange terms snd throw
BRockWAY X eEs11sa SRA sTRAcT6R gnSp and asfoot
miles, I"ul in excellent condition: no
reasonable offer refused. SH. 21 IA,
ME. 1894. 5
TRUCK, dump, 2-ton, Dodge. 1946,
3-yd. body, good eond. LO. 3-SO52.
REQ 1a4s 2-ton. 14h-ft. van body;
less than $4,000 actual mileage;
new truck condition, owner oper-
ated; best offer. Call MR.. CAMPA-
NELLA, EN-. 5S42. S
CHEv. 1912 truck, 1h-ton stake,
AZ motor. 4-wheel drive, excel.
cond. 1915 or best offer. AK.
Evening star., 1949-08-06
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

WA PkOF. TUX kENI
NORTH h BEACHEMod. AL EAsa apts., COO
AVAILABLE this weekend, Arm, bath
cottage: city conventences; good
sTimTing' BTaGH 11st!RE yAwssertront 10 4sss
bath, furnished for 4, s45 wk., $50
per mo. Phone NO. 1919. y
MASONS BEACH, Deale. Md:-Two
bedroom apartment. completely fur
nished: linens. silver, etc, all mod
ruefrigerator commuting o1i disvanes' ia ice
KENWooD Es'aS9GT. BEACH COTTAGE on TIL.
bay; elec. range, elec. refgr; and
bath: accom-; for 10. IR; 265s; -
han ssn pa4 geaeh Th Ga Ref5n aRI yves West
River 7034. =
NORTH BEACH. MD.-Large cottage
furnished, to accommodate 81; l bi PIX
70 veeE beach hooRE apd sSpfT So ssS
LEWIS BEACH. Delaware, where
ocean meets bay-Salt water bath
ing, sandy beach, beach-front apts.
pvt: all modern conv.; sleeps AS;
special rates in Sept. DU. s25S.
CHESAPEAKE BEACH. MD bed
rms, liv. rm.. din. rm., kit. bath;
elec. refgr. and cooking; $50 wk
DU 5l24. =
SCIENTISTS CLIFF-Port Republic
Md. cottage available. weekly
rental, to college grad: restricted
Cottages and lots for sale in Bay
colony with community recreation
4.6 mi beyond Prince Frederick
Phone MARGARET MILES. Prince
Frederick TAM. =
COTTAGE at Shoreham Beach fol
rent for rest of season or by week
roIl III O616 &
Evening star., 1949-08-06
oEEIcEs FOR RENT

1I15 EYE ST. NV large rooms
15x14 each), windows across entire
front, street entrance, $75 mo. P.
SPACE IN PROFESSIONAL BLDG
Dentist office avail. in shopping cen
ter in Falls Church. FA. I'LL.
1888 X ST. N.w.-e-room office suite,
consisting of 2 large rooms and 4
small rooms, suitable for secretarial
and file usage. Can be divided IN
half. Fluorescent lights. Venetian
blinds, complete janitor service. Very
obtained in the building. BRUCE
sToNEBsRRAKER, 1885 K st. NV.
$50 o' 18Th tai'' ST. N.w.-s.5oo 50. 30 IT.
avail, spacious rms, high ceilings,
desirable for clubs and organiza-
fisas ssess Teassaas!y as5irsa RAfTAcr E,fia 0Hs
Wisconsin SAii AND u M ST. ST. N.w.-Two
floors containing 1000 50. it.. now
divided into 16 of1ceS; may be rented
i5tR Il Rass: St: nai can sE sT ssS6 sasoS6hhAND: 81
700 #. of End fl. office space. avail.
immed;, Call MR.. HOLLAND, s11
,l5 18th n St; n;Ws TfNSEn% st; 1900; srs ~ NW
@sd snse hNo Or suisa u rms sIs from s5
per month; in modern office bldg;
newly decorated: all utilities fur
nished MR.. HOLLAND. S11 18th
st. n.w..-ST. 5000. -
sobLEasn, or Ia .r Iufhisnsa meg or 1fniurn1snea fr
and reception room; total about
1000 50. IT.; Barr Bldg. Phone,
evenings, Temple 4170. -
1890 X ST. NV, across from Stat
Ter rsia aotelwLaEge i, arg. I'm Srd d; pos
furn. Ma. 1883 or OR. 03O5. -
EVANS BUILDING. 1920 New York
ave. n.w.-Available Immediately.
Desirable rooms to meet your re-
quirements. PENN PROPERTIES.
INVESTMENT BLDG.-Pyt. rm. IN
law ONCE, reception and secretary
facilities; will furn. MA. 1716.
Evening star., 1949-08-06
CHESTERFIELD
HAWTHORN

A restricted regulated NV. neighbor-
hood, several choice sites now avail
able, priced $500 up, no lot less
than so 1T. Mr.. Phifer, HI. S714.
Paul P. Stone, Realtor
1918 18th st. NV, Ma. 1879. IS
A NEW SUBDIVISION for colored
people, Little Washington" For
estville, Md, miles from D. G..
2O-min. drive from D. C. line. "
acre of land; $500 each, S100 down
and balance In small monthly pay
ments. Call REV. ANDREW VIII
LlAMes TR. c400. -
Evening star., 1949-08-06
AuToMoT,vE MISCELLANEOUS

I941 LINCOLN ZEPHYR motor com
plete; also transmission-type over
drive, complete: acetylene Welding
and cutting outfit. Telephone LU.
1850 Il
AUTO GLASS installed. lowest prices
in town, pass D. C. inspection. Open
Saturdays till 6 pm, Sundays till
2 pm. CHASER s. 155 Florida
ave ne DI 1870 8