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Auro TRUCKS FOR SALE

AUTO TkUCkS tOk JAIL
CHEvRoLET le4s. Boyer Town Msr.
fect condition; original cost S2.850
WIii 'asrineew for eSdS n iooS a.s or tines ssss
GMC IN ton 1871; stake body; 500
es rear eess 81 ' 3sa7 Wis. ave. 10 70
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others to choose from. HEESoNss Z
AUTO q APPLIANCE Co. ia q
ciHskHSoLET ii RiS II gs. ises panel; e.ceIien,
ton eusranteed. Priced right for
the right buyer, $595. Cash, terms
or trade. HERsoNs AUTO a AZ, AZ
PuiANCE Co, TIA o st, NV. pc
siftUEDtsAKER ie4s 1n-ton stake:
new-truck condition. low milease;
orig. tires: D.. c. inspection guar
Ready for work; priced only Ss45
And may add i y z steal r e snis
price; Il hERSo2En.s = =. AgIU & 6E tToo.
DODGE ls4s panel truck. rnssne
aGGTo6caS GT6 AT rnucx. = ton. 1o-eu..,d:
body: 5000 or best ofsr. sINcLAdass
STATION. Soth and NJ sts- NV. y.
sTUDEbAKEk l047 heavy duty IL
stake; o-speed axle. booster ofakes'
excel. eond.. $1,000 or best oyer
FURp 1871 15s-in. w.h. 1h-ton;
dual wheels. ulatfofm body. AL con.
dition. new finiSh; $4Qb. Guar. sne
terms TRIANGLE MOTORS. 1858
r. i. ave. ne, co. oSs2.. .
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SoToks. SOLO a. ]. ave ne. pE'
rSRn eS .1e47 Ih-.on stake: i5s-ineh
W. dual wheels. spare tire; one
owner: s,10o mi.. excel. cond.. Ssg5.
G,,ar and terms. TRIANGLE Nc.
TORS, SOLO 4. / ave. ne. pk
FoSD esH6, 1s4s is IN ten; laf 70 T.
tires, front and dual rear. auxiuaIs
snrings, heavy duty frame. with @
vfthout o ft. al steel van oooy
never hauled q load. displsy un,t
new truck guarantee. sells Tor -.
027, consfderahle savtns 20 eviel
sSSssii S.S,soiu, tSE oE. ssia. ssi. EIANDi14 10.
TOR Co. $3.50 ca. ave. nv. -s
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SiIAAEP cAkpS

BOYS CAMP, are 6-l5. JuJ and
Aug. betw. BALTIC. and wash. Swim
ming and an sports: rates moderate
LONGWOOD CAMP. p. o. Boz
2s2-Y, O1ney, Nd. Ashton 249l
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AUTO AUCTION.

Buy or sell this modern way eniy u
bid IL satisfactory. Never guess shs
only cost. Every Tues eve. 7 pm.
100 i1th Ut. sc, II. 3-pssl
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ACREAGE FOR SALE tcess. }

$50 DOWN. sIb MONTH for any one
of z lots we have left out the Ehir-
ley hwy. at springheic, Va. YER
NON NJ. LYNCH a. SONS. Route
236. between Annandale and Sbir-
ley hwy. AL. 5906 tclosed Sunoayi.
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UNITED STATES roR TfK plS-
TRicT or COLUMBIA IN s9s
matter Of EISSsA ~ sKNoMf1& Z
Eankrur, In haaeFGpiss Na
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HERKBy OWEN that EAia FI.lNCtN
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judged . bankrupt eH . psti i'5cn
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thai the Sfss nsesting ai hsf gree
itafs sin be held =! S@t Tc~tr
Bles Isth Aaa X slFrets NV IN
NashinEtab, u c. OR Jane
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time the sasa errcltoEt tNay attend
prove their eiatms appoint . tfSstrF
appoint . committee OF creditors "a
anime the BANKRUPT sug transact
such ether business hs faas rtap-
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81 NAAhInEtou u { MAJ 1850
iP4a JOHN A nftKskAnAS Rat
cree IN BANKRUPTCY
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FARMS FOR SALE

EAsTERN SHORE MARYLAND-1oo
7-room house: large barn and out
MoNT.n MIooN,sgT,nfcto fcto9H Aces; s2s.o6o-
New remodeled ranch house, com
muting distance, nr. Coiesvtlle, Nd.
Ideal country home with lge. instr.
bedrm.. lge. equip. kit, lge. bath
room. stone frepl. In liy, rmy oil
heat. shade. flowers, shrubs, plenty
OF fruits. acres in woods, bal. in
grazing and In best state cultivation.
newly FENCED $4,000 cash tn needsd d
sE4ikfMHSr Ell Ahaise IA fARa. H. 20 acres. IA
tillable; modern home, 2 baths;
large stream. boating, bathing. nsh-
ing: an ideal home: $9,750. terms
WIN. GRAIN. GIL. 1888.
S65, 65,OO0-Outstanding Loudoun Coun-
ty farm Of 4S3 acres highly devel-
oped for beef and hog production;
abundant natural water. tncludine
large creek; 7-room stone house,
tenant house, stock barn, machtn-
cry barn, cattle scales, modern hog
house and other necessary buildinss
on a macadam road and in q pros
porous neighborhood: $3o: 900 down
shown, by MASON HIRsT, Amman
PIKE PIKE Phone Pa 7447 v aeefdsys.
WOODBRIDGE. Wa acres rich
land: 10 acres clear; 2-rm. cabin
necessary :,,es outbldss; s5'aas;
land; arm, house: barn sos1o6:
si@.5oo' CaGer5ui CHESTER coosWELI,
GY I8a2 a
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SEASHORE PROPERTY

REHOBOTH BEACH. DEL--Mooern
apts.. riSht On the beach; su-elec
kitchen: ykly: or nlonthly reniz.
s1eoSiyn sy, Ees.rTsrionS MRS
EEvES. owner. d. c.. EM. 1897
FOR RENT OR sALE-Bethany
Beach. Del: 3-bedrm- cottage; ex-
cellent condition: n block from
ocean. Call Dickinson 1882 d
APTs. AND 4-BEDRM. COTTAGE,
on boardwa all modern 'conyen-
ienees. Call'wO. I442. avail. Our
ing month OF July. Bethany Beach,
ntf -3s
BETHANY BEACH. DEL,--Ap,a
hot water. siec. refRr.. screened
porch, lawn: S40-S46 VIZ. Ewes,
DI 45I0. -
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OFFICES FOR RENT

FINE CONN. AVE. ADDRESS = Ap-
prox. 1900 50. #. Of fine ONCE space,
on 2nd a. Of good bldg; elevator and
janitor service thrown in; good win
dow display II needed: ideal for
many uses. Call MRS. DIXON ST.
DESIRABLE OFFICE SPACE. %. 4
rooms, reasonable rentals. lilo
TsEoms Park. HENRY sALUs.
OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE-6,000
square feet, 1000 on each Of three
floors, mems and ,women's layatories
on each floor; self-service elevator;
S1.1O per square foot Write or call
". Z; HERMAN. SOL Tower Bids
LARGE PRIVATE OFFICE and part
of reception room. very attractiyely
furnished; excellent location. pl.
1905 Il. I. AVE. N.E.-1st-fioor desir-
able single ONCE with tnclosed porch.
Reasonable. Immediate possession.
ENTIRE end FLOOR. 4s34 wisconsin
Quarters. EN- s74s' from TO 7
s9ss 14th ST. NV. cor. Newton:
ONCE and furn. apt; entire End q; !:
1925 incl, utils RA 2036 -
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5000 PER ACRE

800 TO ZOO acres near new shirles
hwy. and within 10 miles Of wash
inston; gently rolling. and the whole
tract has spproximstely / mile Of
State read frontage; city water u
on balance. with release clause
This is the OUTSTANDING acreage In
Vestment and DEVELOPMENT cppor-
tunity around WashlnEton today
Shown by
MASON HIRST
Annandsle. Va. at the end Of CO.
lumbia pike. Phone Pa. 7447 week
days.
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paint . Sstaui3tS< % rFvSHaFs. Sa
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such ethTs susissSas a. st&y E5nFv .
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iss9 h1HN A E1SkzSNAtIAS Asi-
cree u Bankruptcy
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STORES FOR SALE

LARGE STORE with half basement:
excel. location on .7th st. for colored
trade; suitable for any business;
available locations are rare on this
block. Call ia. 1904 after pm,
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MD.-DAIRY FARM

mb.-DA11t1 T hItI4
One of the finest dairy farms In near
by MONTGOMERY County. Md, now
offered with complete equipment in
Guiding the pure bred registered herd
Gf dairy animals. Over $50 acres:
44O acres cleared, well lined and
fertilized; 275 under cultivation: .
modern eight room two bath resi-
dence, 2-car garage, three tenant
houses (bath and electricity; up-to-
date dairy barn; 81 stancions silo;
large dry barn and silo: a cattle
barn of 12 stalls and box stalls;
2 silos; many other farm buildings
in excellent condition; ample water
supply; good roads and fencing.
This plant will stand most
thorough Inspection. Owner selling
on account Of illness. Located on
paved highway 27 miles from Wash
ington. The price asked Is more
than fair. Monthly milk check. $3,-
500 to $4,000. For appointment TO
inspect call Major Lane, MA. $500.
evenings WI. $3.50.
BOSS & PHELPS
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MIDDLEBURG. VA.

in the horse and hunt
country: 147 acres; Groom modern
house, watered by Goose Greek and
another good stream: good barn;
surrounded by large estates. J. L. c.
WE8T FA 2I35
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT
tcoafinusd
WATERFRONT PROP WANTEr

DESIRE RENT " round waterfront
home. committing dist- Washington.
prefer Gslesviiie or EdgewsteT. Vii.
sign lesse or consider purchase
option desirable property. RE. 414:.
Ext. 5325 or Bowie 1881. B
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PACKARD 1912 "lso" sedan; this car
today Ssg5; guar. and terms
TRIANGLE MofoRs. SOLO R., /
ave, ne DE. 6304. 3
PACKARD 5-pass. cow. coupe: Gus
tom built Darrin body 1889; recently
overhauled; tires excellent; $500
10 am. TO 0 p.m.-Ho. 1000. Ext
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MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY WANTED

d AND end TRUSTS on .. c. PROP.
.rty; 24-hour service. NATIONAL
CO., 1014 * q. NV. =
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Sc 600 sssdS ssd Trust: eS int in,sresssi; PIX pGS
avail. In 15 days. MI. 4470. ewes.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-07-09

MILWAUKEE, Wis.-The Wis
consinJ Prince Hall Masons held
their 24th Annual Grand Com
munioat1on June 81 and %. Tt
was one Of the most harmonious
that has been held i'm the exist
ence Of the Grand Lodge. 1t was
of the Grand Lodge. Tt was an
Cmen of prosperity and progress.
Many Legislative measures that
will tend to create a closer re-
lationship between the subordin-
ate lodge and the Grand Lodge
were enacted and the newly
elected staff of officers have
pledged themselves to work for
the benefit Wisconsin Masons
and all Prince Hall Masons
wherever they may be.
The Wisconsin Grand Lodge
were enacted and the newly
elected staff of officers have
pledged themselves to. work for
for them benefit Wisconsin Ma
sons and all Prince Hall Masons
wherever they may be,
The Wisconsin Grand Lodge
was honOred to have as their
guests the Most Worshipful Ash
by B. Carter, Grand Master of
Prince Hall Masons of Illinois /;
Brother Nelson It, Long. Ppm. /;
Brother Green, Grand Attorney
Bro. Marin, PIG Patron, Eureka
Grand Chapter, OES, and Bro
ther Henderson, all of Chicago,
AS usual the sisters Of the Or
der of Eastern Star paid theil
respects to the Grand Lodge and
presented the GRAND Master with
beautiful floral tributes. Sister
Mayne Myrick, WIN. Princess
Elijah Chapteu. No. %, Sister Eu-
genia Freeman, VIM, Harmony
Chapter No. LOT, and Sister Ilu-
ellie Moore, WIN, Queen Esther
I'D, were the official represent
tatiVes of their respective chap
tiers and were accompanied by
many Of the chapter members.
Members of the alestine Guild
also made floral presentations.
The Most Worshipful Hilton E.
Hanna, Grand Master succeeded
himself in office, and the follow
Ing Grand Lodge members were
elected to office. Brother Frad
w. HlckmPan, Deputy Grand
master; Brother John Weaver,
ii. W. Junior Grand Warden.
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PRINCE HALL MAs0NS HOLD
SESSIONS IN NIL WAUKEE

Bother Curtis a. Lucas, Grand
Secretary, and Brother Carson
Gullag, Grand Tfea1urer, were
reelected. Brother Leon +. Pet
erson, Custodian Of Burial Fund
was given additional Duties that
of Assistant Grand Secretary.
Brother George E. Nelson, w.
P. Princess Elijah Chapter NO.
%, OES. was reelected Grand
Trustee for a three year term.
Brother E. Jefferies was re
appointed Grand Tiler.
Other appointive officers an
Brother A. w. MacClanahan,
Senior Grand Deacon, Brother g.
HObson, Junior Grand Deacon,
Brother @. Hobson, Junior Grant
Deacon; Brother Joseph Pryor,
Senior Grand Steward and Bro
Their w. |. Gilbert, CCFC. Bro
ther William Wallace remains
Grand Marshal.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-07-09

the jobs, UOPWA pointed out,
The salary differs as much as,
$679 a year between the Negro
and white high school graduate.
The white college graduate gets
1912 more than the Negro col
lcge graduate for doing the same
job. IN
The (Tn'on 5 admitted these
facts recently the House Edu-
cation and Labor Committee in
support Of the Fair Employment
Practices Bill commenting, ut
is the responsibility Of Federal
Government to take the leader
ship through egislation to guar
antee ITO every man and woman
an equal chance to acquire and
utilize skills to earn a decent
living in accordance with his
bility." IA
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WHITE COLLAR Jobs STILL
lilly WHITE SAYS union

NEW -YORK-Despite the inn
lnortant gains made in securing
Negroes jobs, the white collar
occupations were still as high as
81 per cent silly white" as late
as l947,, according to the United
Office, and professional Workers
of America, a union affiliated
With the CLIO.
Statistics show that Negro
workers in Banks are a rare
sight, except in mental capa7
city, and that big insurance com
panfes which opeate under state
charters as public servants en-
ploy no Negro agent only token
numbers Of office workers. AS
for Negro workers in New York
motion picture offices, less than
l per cent are cOlored.
Even where Negroes do get
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-07-09
MUST IMPROVE.
EDUCATION SAY
WHITE EDITORS
Bv LEON LEWIS

MEMPHIS, Tenn.-"We of the
south are never going to get out
of the ditch of poverty unless
we get Our Negroes, and whites
too, on a higher economic
plane" Ed Ray, managing editor
of the daily Tampa Times, told
a Memphis audience here last
week. Mr.. Ray, who is chairman
of the board of directors of the
Tampa Urban League, pointed
out that mo state in the south
is richenOugh to provide equal
and separate facilities in educa-
ton. reiterated his frequent de-
claration that education is the
real remedy to improve better
understanding between the
races.
Giving what he termed al
common sense approach" to the
problem, Mr.. Ray pointed out
hat by gradual and constructive
processes the southern states
must definitely embark upon a
program for better educational
opportunities for all it's citizens,
without discrimination.
The Tampa Daily Times is one
Of several Florida daily news
papers that gives full coverage
of news relating to Negroes, in
pictures and editorial, and EN-
ploy full ime Negro correspon-
dents. III
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mentators visited the Lake Wales,
Florida plant where its quick
frozen concentrate is made. The
experts were given blind-fold
test and asked TO distinguish be-
tween a glass of freshly squeezed
orange juice and one Of The concen-
trate. Most of the experts not
only couldn't tell the difference
but actually preferred the. con,
centrate. @-sesss@s= ,sg
I'VE have worked for 20 years
to capture the elusive flavor and
vitamins of fresh oranges in a
convenient and easy-to-use forrn,''
stated Mr.. Lochrie. 1.-THE food ex.
perts and Mrs. Homemaker now
agree that in our 6-ounce contain
er, providing LIZ pints OF juice.
when reconstructed, we have sue.
ceeded. It has rnoney.saving ade
vantages, too" -
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1949-07-09
TAKE A walk
in THE PARK
BY ROBERT MACK MORRIS

One morning I took it upon
myself to take a walk in the
Park, and in strolling along COL
umbus Drive 1t. suddenly occur
red to me what a truly lovely
place it was. White lovers took
in stride it's matchless beauty.
but only once in a grey moon,
did I see another colored per-
son. Occasionally a coupe appear
along the darkening horizon. How
ever, the two would soon dis
appear in the density Of night
and thin moonglOw.
Apparently we are fogetting
hat we have equal shares in
places of that sort, because we
allow it to he taken for granted
that we are not wecome there.
If we never paronize a store it
will never sell us anything. If We
never pay a visit to public parks,
we will never become accepted
for granted he way we should
be now.
Of course our manners must
be better than they are as dis
played on beaches in our own
neighborhoods, but if we remem-
Der that decency is virtue and
is creditaIbly everywhere, we will
soon overcome our profound
sense of self-consciousness and
spend more of our summer even
ings in Grant Park, listening to
the thrill of exciting music by
our symphonic orchestra and the
tranquil rasp Of ippling. waves
against the stone embankment.
It's yours to enjoy as well as
anybody's, so why not tr taking
more advantage of it?
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Know-how gained in 20 years
of research is changing the or
ange-buying habits Of the con-
suraer, \ Az. r4esss s4t-1 -ssss.4. 4
!. In another four years, accord.
Ing to Howard F. Lochrie OF Birds
Eye frosted foods, few women
who want orange Juice for drink
ing purposes will go to the trouble
of carrying oranges home from
the neighborhood store. os@7sssse.. u u
~ Every day." explains Mr..
Lochrie, s'more women are learn
ing The many advantages of the
6-ounce container of orange Juice
concentrate. They've learned, for
example, Z that the concentrate
eliminates the need for space to
store a DOZEN oranges. It also does
away with the Understanding
Job Of cutting and squeezing or
anges. p Eliminated, = too, is the
messy job Of garbage disposal. In
addition, the use Of tree-ripened
oranges In frozen concentrate as.
lsures the best in natural flavor"
u Mr.. Lochrie pat his company's
years of know-how to a challeng-
ing test recently when a group Of
leading food, writer's and com.