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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-06-24
TO PRESS SENATE
ON End FEPC VOTE

fair employment. The Senate has
fiddled with this bill all session;
on July IL we will know who is
truly for civil rights and who is
just playing tag"
The absent Democrats were:
Dennis Chavez, New Mexico; j.
Allen Frear, Jr., Delaware; Sheri-
dan Downey, California; Frank
G43ham, North Carolina; James
E. Murray, Montana; Claude
Pepper, Florida; Elmer Thomas,
Oklahoma; Willard Tydings,
Maryland, and Garrett L. Withers,
Kentucky.
The absent Republicans were:
William LANCER, North Dakota;
Eugene D. Millikin, Colorado;
and Wayne Morse, Oregon.
The five non-southern Demo-
Gratis who voted against FEPC
May 10 were: Carl Hayden and
Ernest w. Mcfarland of Arizona;
Pat McCarran, Nevada; Edwin c.
Johnson, Colorado; and Robert s,
Kerr, Oklahoma.
The six Republicans who voted
against FEPC May 10 were:
Styles Bridges, New Hampshire;
Zales N. Ecton, Montana; Chan
Quincy, South Dakota; George
w. Malone, Nevada; Karl E.
Mundt, South Dakota, and Milton
R. Young, North Dakota.
Mr.. wilkins noted that on May
10, FEPC cloture received So
votes-33 Republicans and 10
/ Democrats. Twenty-six Demo-
Gratis and 6 Republicans voted
mo" Cloture requires ga votes.
Absence is the same as voting
no" The NAACP administra-
tor urged that letters and tele-
grams be addressed to the sena-
tors at the Senate Office Build
ing, Washington, D. C.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-06-24
ROxbury Citizens
Storm City Hall

Reused over the delay in seat
ing, Laurence H. Banks in the
City Council, through adjudged,
by the Superior Court, winner
over Daniel Sullivan in the re-
cent city election, white and
colored Roxbury citizens stormed
City Hall last Monday afternoon
seeking an audience with Bos-
tons Mayor, John E. Hynes.
Undeterred by the rain, men
and women gathered at Douglass
Square at noon. With militant
leader, Charles Lewis, president
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-06-24

of the newly formed United Civic
Circle, presiding from sound
wagon, addresses were made by
Rev. M. ]. Minor OF Metropolitan
Baptist Church; Walter j. O'Brien
of the Progressive Party; the
president of the NAACP Youth
Council, and Mr.. Banks. Com
veyed BIZ bus ana private cars
the group, on arrival at City
Hall found itself augmented by
others, who had gone direct to
Continued on Page 81
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-06-24

In a stirring mass meeting
Tuesday night a crowded audi
ence heard welcome addresses by
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-06-24
MURIEL RAIN
SCORES AGAIN

ANN ARBOR, Mich. - Muriel
Rain, whose singing and acting
of the leading role in "The Bar
rier' won raves fromm New York
critics when the opera was pre-
sented at Columbia University
last January, repeated her sue
cess at the University of Michi-
gan last week
The Barrier" music-drama
by Langston Hughes and Jan
Meyerowitz, is one of several
productions being presented at
the Ann Arobr Music Drama Fes-
tival which feature the worlds
greatest artists. Critics from the
leading papers of the midwest
covered 1.-THE Barrier" and pre-
dicted a success for 1t if it goes
to Broadway next season.
The Ann Arbor Daily News
stated "the opera packs a pow
erful emotional punch" and de-
scribed Miss RAINS perform
ance as superb, with a voice
gloriously true and resonant, al
ways perfectly controlled" The
Detroit Free Press summed up
her work as magnificent and
The Detroit News labelled her
as finely gifted soprano of
great experience giving an i'm
measurably mmoving perform
ance."
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1950-06-24

Mrs. Florence Lesueur, president
Continued on Page SiT)
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FERN VIM
WINS AWARD

Soprano soloist Fern VIM was
awarded a Certificate of Per
Torrance by the South End Mu-
sic School at the closing concert
Wednesday night, June IA.
Only two such awards were
given. Miss VIM was the only
pupil in the voice department to
receive honers.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

WANTED TO RENT OR BUY-Build-
ing and lot suitable for trucking
business; s.w. section preferred
Call Mr.. Smith. EX. S171. 81
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-RENr

ROSSLYN-Space in bldg. being re-
modelled; high ceiling: up to 1900
So. 1T. without columns; will divide
A. NJ. ROTH. RE. 1880. 20
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

1908 X ST. NV. midway bet. statler
ana Mayfiower; air cond.; sgle. rm.
to 5-rm; suites; avail; soon, Call
VICINITY conn. AVE & X ST. NV.
--Oftice space ranging from 500 SO.
IT. on ground floor to several small
ofilces and suites on upper floors.
Present tenants Of exceptionally
service furnished. Cali VICTOR
CAHILL, Ma. 63l3 or Wo. 4740.
HYATTSVILLE. MD, arm. suite con-
sistins Of app. 642 SO. it., newly
SeeSPaney. a hppfy ff1nflEEi9nfa IEo a imRss BERN
St. NV NV. Ne. $40 54oo Realtors 14l' Il
10th d X SITS. N.W.-Suite of either
: or 4 rooms. with plate glass front
REB tne!pdsd MsdriH iH r rent; Ho Apply LEO n:
K st; NV: NE; $500,
5000 qoom CONF sitss Ay. NV IL "a and 4.
newly decorated, Cali Leo M.
BERNSTEIN & Co. Realtors, l4i5
K st. NV. NE. 5400
DOWNTOWN beautiful. large frs.
open space; combined. separate;
Ieas:: pvt; entr: ELLIS, ME. I'LL.
ave: n.w.--Availabie Immediately
desirable rooms to meet your re.
4s4 $: nw ME- lin7
ATTENTION DRs. OR DENTISTS
We have a large apt. available on
the lst floor Of an conditioned
apt. bldg. excellent NV. location,
for combination living and Office use.
Gan MT. sherwin, H. L. RUST CO,
DIGNiFIED PENTHOUSE OFFICES
Single or in suite. furn.- or unturn.
MODERN. ODE nso' NEW sfS' a1R-doSDIT1oNfD r.
BLDG. 2,a0o SO: # on " floors: rear
parking; on Union Station Plaza;
available on lease April /; 81 so. it.
OWNER. Box 246-C. Star. /.
2O26 ST. N.W.-Just remodeled,
commercial; located "a block from
architects, engineers. Arranged SO
that part of bldg. could be used for
ings of SO and SIS on unfurn.
apts. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. I7l9
< St NV. Ma; 1855.
front fr2,., rms: tiled bath, and seere-
or other general business. MR..
HENRY. RE. Os77.
18th AND X - Room of reception
han han or Y, desk SPACE; immed. posses
OFFICES. above corner modern drug
east Falls Church.; no competition.
suitable medical or any kind Of
coMPfTrELI SSsiPfis "a MODERN. HoDI attractive se
of the most desirable downtown
business sections. 500 50 it, at $50
per. mo. including ianito- service
ana parking space. RE. 1883. --27
FOR RENT-Off1ce space. Special .
rm, rar,t;nd and C complete bath suites OF. in
Metropolitan Club and Doctors Hos
sAd1 SAYINGS AND TRUST CO, 81.
5S4 SO. FIT. of air-conditioned office
fessional office; heat and light furn,;
no parking, problems Of the down
Contact Mr.. GRAF. AP. 5000 OF
grentwoes gre5e 4Soe MD Rhode Island ave.
Farming sPAcE FREE with each
office: most reasonable rent: 2 blks.
from White House; inspection / to
8 pm. except Sat. and Sun. 1710
HarTsyIIE.D & + nH D1 Mb.Mfxce. ss42; location ss
suitable for professional ONCE and
Realtor. WA 1910. 20
OFFICE SUITE, 1919 F st. NV;
furnished. Phone after 2 pm,
1,OO0-SQ. FIT. 1st FLOOR in impos-
Plaza Hotel; will partition or deco
rate for suitable tenant: also smaller
suites available. MEZZANOTTE &
CO. ST. S653 -o6
ALLISON BLDG.-Ofice space. 800
to 700 IT.; free parking: good NV.
location. B. B. ALLISON. GE. 0513.
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LOANS
MONEY WANTED

totalling $1,000 in value. collect-
ible monthly, and secured on two
good Virginia farms, for S6,500
cash. Call Herndon 63-J-1. Makers
are reliable people -27
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

NEAR GEORGE WASHINGTON Univ.
10 rms and bath. brick house, oil
Price s s15.5oo ufL HAcKMANsscHEi1cfn spa3se afi1cf
INC. 1850 K st. NV. ST. 5443
ONE CUNT APT. BLDG, s37.5oo
} blks. from intersection New Hamp-
Snne Shire ave: ave and East-West highway
Md: One 3-unit apt. bldg, S24 500
907 Roanoke ave. Takoma Park,
Md, P. D. FORD g. SON, 81. 1850.
NEAR 18th AND ALLISON SITS. NV.
- IT. row, brick. containing 5
Ink. ih;kk. apis; also owners 2srm; and
mo: Dl. 1915. till 8 pm, VIM. H.
4 NEW APT. BLDGs., 5 units each.
with separate heat, light and gas
s1ts Feoa 0snti0s snd s5es 81 price ssd1m
Bartlett. 0Ss With 'se aLpRE' INC. INC. Ii. Ii
4-FAMILY UNIT. NV. semidet. brick
eGitaan5ns Tit peplaes swo' din oedTms I .nH y 5a
apt: 1oneJ s-rm. n' apt. d' and aao Cone9 asil
2-rm; apt. with fireplace. Shows
excellent return on investment. Call
DI. 1o15 TIL 8 pm. VIM. II.
LEAsE LsEAAsEDaRs aRsrGSsiLE GNi me for ,nvss,o2 >,
buy and build on commercial prom.
erty. Moderate investment, good
returns: prime Arl. location. r. w,
MULLEN. OW. 1882.
TWO-UNIT APT. of MINI. ave. Sc.
new semidetached. large rms. full
GEORGE Y. WoRTHiNdToN iTfiiIH1SI osfi'ilesi and
SON. MA 1926. IS
REAL BUY-2-story and bsmt. brick
nreproof bldg,. Best business loca-
tion. lO-yr: lease; approx. so in
Vvestment; SlS0,OO0. A. s. CUD-
WAsHINGTON'S BEST BUY-5 Very
choice capt. units, gross S1:440
per, yr. each: beautifully located, in
walking distance of Eastern High
School. Better than 16ee on in
yestment. S13,5OO each. Ewes, CO,
3220. OV. 1916 -oS
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USED CAR LOT for rent. approxi-
mately l00Xl00 feet
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON CO.
sos H ST. NV. "a
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DESK SPACE

DESK SPACE and answering service.
81 Eye st nv. RE. 1860. 80
BARR BLDG, 91O 18th st. NV. mr.
Conn. and Knew, modern, attr.
bs Sesk space pR doa tnose VINO tnhho,rd wSht ,ne
mail and telephone answering serv-
ice available. Call DI. 2704. -31
DESK SPACE and answer service in
real estate office. nr. Hechts. RE.
23l3; evenings, Ia. 1852.
DESK SPACE OR OFFICE to share,
downtown, Alexandria. Phone AL.
1902
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FARMS

IF THERE EVER WAS a top -condi-
tion dairy farm, this is it; you
never saw bldgs. in finer shape:
Brick home OF = rooms. bath and
oil heat; date tenant houses,
!, excellent barns, all necessary out
fields watered and well fenced; S42.-
SOC owner will sell now for de-
livery in March. if you wish. e. K.
RUBLE, Poolesville PISA, with R. P.
Ripley. Realtor.
&C UNTRY PLACE. at reduced price;
ernized farm house with 3 bedrooms.
tiled bath. equipped kitchen. oil
h.-w. heat; tile all-purpose barn;
orchard. garden space, etc.; IL mi;
easy drive to Silver Spring; reduced
to SIS $50. r. P. RIPLEY, Real
tor 81. Gill; open evenings.
4IS-ACRE livestock farm; mile Po-
frontage; good bldgs. Asking S40,-
900: $4,000 cash, will take trust
for balance Call agent TOM ATHEY,
Gaithersburg 4S2-W-1.
h WINCHESTER, VA.-ls Farms
Dairy, fruit and farm lands, with
ripping streams and springs; from
sodsWErI 81 sGS t. siS6'q9S; ox 1898 CHESTER Msg
sTRoUT's CATAIoG@Farms, homes,
country businesses; mailed free!
sTRoUT, 7l1.A. woodward Bldg.
So. .OOOi HOWARD CO.-21 acres
broom house on hill: Ideal tor
cows hogs; chickens; truck farm arm
session s; a9e JoRS gGSps sURpoFT Na 5isf4 GOES
LoUDoUN COUNTY. vA.-Grazing
farm, approx: 80 acres; large barn,
Il
streams; recently modernized
charming, sturdy, old s-room house,
bath. all conveniences: school bus;
fishing, hunting: 50 miles Washing
ton over fast highways; special price,
Sl5; 900. Tel. ewes, NO. 653S; or
Xeekdays; We days; week ends Lovettsy!lle'
DAIRY FARM, north of D. c.-s-
rm. house. h-w h. eiec: 81 acres,
rich soil; 1S-stanchion dairy barn,
silo, all necessary outbldgs., dairy
and tractor farm equipment; all for
Matthews UN. 2s0s. with j. LET
TON MARTIN, Warner Bldg, RE.
103-ACRE BEEF CATTLE FARM
Small house. pond, necessary out
buildings, good grass, fair fencing;
could make back price in several
years, with good management: only
S14,950. with S4 $50 down payment.
Realtors and brokers please note;
You will be given regular per cent
commission if you sell this property.
OWNER. Herndon. 63-J-l.
40 ACRES, s rms. bath; many good
outbldeS.; SIS mi. south; SIS, 600,
$500 down. 81 dn mo. TT. ABB. go
13o-ACRE STOCK FARM in the edge
of Frederick County. Long hard road
frontage,- easy walking distance to
bus. improved with 7-rm. sub
stantial house. electricity; no heat:
bathrm. without fixtures: electric
pump; bank barn, corn house. imple-
ment shed. meat house. chicken
house; 90 acres of nice meadow with
stream. This is just a nice small
farm. All bldgs. are in very good
condition; situated on a high spot
with q pleasing view. 81 600 FRED
B. CUSHMAN. Realtor, $40 Frederick
ave, Gaithersburs. Md. Telephone
WE HAVE A FARM that is financed.
You pay SIS 900 cash, give back a
trust for the balance. Payable 81 :
IL
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Downtown Locations

Downtown Locations
1923 goth st. n.w.-1,350 So. it.: will
-redecorate to suit: $3.50 per month
Fl ST., near 18th n.w.-1, 1850 So. #.
concrete floor: $3.50 per month.
18th and M SITS. n.w.-3.000 so. IT.
1905 modern.
1880 Eye st. n.w-2-room suite
Sis pei, month; also larger suite.
100 block Eye st. n.w.-SS0 so. it..
modern air conditioned; S275 pei
nings. MI 3050.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

TRUSTS. lst. Ind and 3rd; Md, Va,
D. C wk s service ADAMS REALTY
CO, 9o5 N Y ave. NV. RE 1912.
FIRST TRUST LoANs-No monthly
tISRiNs CO.. ISIS n NV. Di.
4. al. SO INTEREST, according to
classification of security and loca-
MoGRE si9n no fhf1se a co for 7ss spp5asas zab Is
ARE YOUR MONTHLY PAYMENTS
too high? Have you lst and End
Trust on your property? Let us try
to re-flnapce 1t and make your paw
ments easier, 3 J. CRIVELLA. INC.
FIRST Trust LOANS on real estate;
low rates: to year, terms and
oasa 5NG I4d5 fnk Eye .s s .n NV sns Ma s4ss;
NOTES Incl. LIST trus, on acreage:
quick settlement: white or colored;
r. GORDON. The Colorado Bids.
l4th and G sts. NV DI 1880.
Brokers. attention.
FIRST AND sECOND TRUST LOANS
BARLOW REALTY Co, Realtors
1881 G st NV ME- 2496
MONEY ON SECOND TRUSI-Ws
will buy second-trust notes, D e..
AeTrHS RAToNaI M n MoRroAaE 3 lNvss Fssfs
MENT CORP. 1912 n, ave Nv.
National 1888
Ind TRUST NOTES BOUGHT.
DISCOUNT. MR.. QUICK, RA. "a 8.
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WE HAVE A FARM that is financed
You pay $4,000 cash. give back a
trust for the balance. Payable ST.
600 per year. $40 acres clear. good
main house, tenant house. barn and
other buildings. Main house has
s rooms. needs paper and paint
electricity. no bath. land all under
cultivation. In Loudoun County 80
miles to D. C.. on good hard road
Price S1S,750. Call Herndon 310-J-2
II no answer, S4-W-4 or stop at our
Office at Chantilly.
Other brokers take notice
FAIRFAX & LOUDOUN REALTY INC.
Evening star., 1950-10-26
LOTS 6 ACREAGE FOR SALE

sHEPHERP IIEI PARksee K. our !ist q
up. For appointment, call KAY
TWO-THIRDS ACRE. Lanham Park
Excellent value; city water, love-
ly trees. fast train and bus con-
nections. near schools; low terms
1ilIa II eesiTea; d1 q T. F. HALEY Hystts- sF
ACRES blks. from Washington
Defense highway. nr. Cheverly shop
ping center; sI6,5oo. ,Gall Mrs.
WOODBRIDGE. a61s Myrtle ave. ne.
4.hSa9o: all improvements; 81 $50.
N VI EEh1TiFuL sPRINGBRooK With
401-ft. frontage on Colesville road;
FL is seT ssres; ca hse oNSE ssTasi0p Me- y05qs5
APPROX. 10 ACRES on main hwy.
betw. Manassas and Lake jackson,
PTSfyI PFissd to p,e sell at au sl'599 cash:
tNSih asss1 EFes. EEor Js o" s-osia' aSEg' e. &:
FAIRFAX co.%'Lincolnia Park" "
acre homesite with stream: 3 min
from cloverleaf on Shirley hwy:
$500; vS2 SI99 down; d. oN $50 ,nc,,Ia mo VERNON Ss
2 CHEVY CHASE LOTS-Nr. Western
ave. and River I'd. 6O-ft. fronts;
$4,000 for both. Call OIL. 1882
roToMAc s51s5 fiso PiW HUNT CLUB area: msS -
miles to Chevy Chase; 5 acres mead
ow land with distant view. or 10
acres with view. a stream and
some woodland. EDWIN l.. TAYLOR,
Rockville 364s.. -2s
LOT, 50x140, " block of 18th and
Floral SITS. NV. Call OWNER. HO.
45oC -oS
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LONG BEACH-New cottage, 100 #.
4.o4u haj, only 81 Loo Gown; full
price, $3.50; terms to suit buyer;
IlVing room. large kitchen and din
ing area. . bedrooms and complete
bath with tub; fully graded lot,
75xi0O; finish details to suit pur-
CHASER,
Be sure to inspect new waterfront
area-New group lots being offered
for first time, unsurpassed for beau
ty and desirabllity. Act quickly 1or
choice ocations. Long Beach is
sensibly restricted. waterfront, resi-
Dental colony, located on the white
SAND shore of the beautiful Chesa-
peake Bay. Pure artesian water is
centrally distributed; electricity and
phone service. Long Beach mas the
finest man-made yacht basin on the
entire bay. protected by natural land
contours ana granite jetties. Drive
down at your earnest convenience.
At Long Beach. We have excellent
homesites for less than the cost Of
drilling an arteSian well at most
beaches. Lots with all improvements
rans2 from $500 up. Down pay
ments and terms to suit any respon-
sib!e person. Drive s miles south Of
Prince Frederick On the So.omon
Island rd., turn left at ST. Leonard
ara follow Long Beach signs to
Office On cay M E ROCkHILL,
INC, ST. Leonard, Mo
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HOME AND INCOME

1ISNiE ANO 1NOOME
FOXHALL RID. NV.
Older detached home, z rms, 2 baths,
converted INTO two separate apis. !,
full bsmt;, oil h;-w.h.; deep yard,
sell. $1,000 down.
JAMES CARR. REALToR, pu. $3.50
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED
STORES FOR RENT

WANTED AT ONCE-Shop. approx.
1,500 So it., End commercial. Call
North 7l34. 29s
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Modernized Stone Home
On Small, Fertile Estate
Attractive, fully modernized and ex-
cellently maintained: native stone,
4-bedroom home on knoll with trees
on income producing small acreage
with dependable water; new and
improved barn and outbldgs.: on
highway, Just over an hour from
Washington. Inspection by appt.
Exclusive with
John Allen Johnston
Phone 9S Closed Sun. Leesburg, Va.
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ASHTON HEIGHTS
BY OWNER


3 bedrooms, ia baths: Dutch Colo
nial: corner lot. 73x127: large living
room with fireplace, dining room,
large equipped kit new Hotpoint
range and icebox; closed-in breeze
way from kit. to garage; full bsmt.
with 12x25 rec. rm., bar. laundry
rm. with Bendix; large storage
attic; oil h.-w.h.; S24, $50 for quick
sale. For appt., call GIL. 5039. OW.
1900. No brokers.
Belvoir or Quantico?
Whether stationed at one or the other
here is your ideal location and still
conveniently close to D. C. Located
in the Groveton area. the house has
5 sizeabe rms. full basement, eX-
panSible attic. Priced at only
$13,950! Better call early.
POMPONIO REALTY, INC.
1928 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500. Ewes,
AL 62ll or OW. 25l2, -27
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BARR BUILDING

go 18th ST. NV.
2,34h SO. it: contains 10 rooms. car
peted and wired for air. conditioning
units; immediate occupancy.
HERBERT HARVEY. INC.
912 18th st. NV. RE. 1855.
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LOTS 6 ACREAGE WANTED

10 OR MORE with sewer and water
IN or readily available, in Silver
Spring or Bethesda areas. Cali
MR.. M II. WORTH between and
IL noon. TU. 2726.
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ALEXANDRIA
Vacant

Vacant
OF Braddock I'd. Two-story semi
detached brick. containing . bed
rooms. modern bath living room
dining room, kitchen, fun basement
a;-c. heat. Assume FHA loan. pay
able $50 per month at 412es. Call
Nj. Tommasi. Ma. $500; evenings
BOSS & PHELPS, INC
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

MODERN YEAR-ROUND HOME on
waterfront, 25 mi. out; sand beach,
with fireplace; modern kit, dry
basement, with clubroom and bath;
auto. hot-water heat; front and
side screened porcheS; sacrifice for
quick sale; terms. ME. 9510. I"
LONG BEACH-Waterfron cottage,
1UtXl o0-foot lot; ITewar construc-
tion; nv. rm., kit. with bar, , bed
rms. and nnlshcu, insulated dorml-
tory, Ind f.: ~ baths and utility
rIc.n. --.4ctL TO Sc! QUICKLY May
be seen this week end. NJ. E. ROCK
hI-1L-. ~. .I.u..e Ice rreQer.Ck,
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1O6 ACRE FARM

106 ACRE FARM
90 acres of open land. an S-room
house with furnace. bath and cleo;
2 barns, silo. poultry houses and
other farm buildings; truck. John
Deere tractor, wagon, rake, harrow.
hammer mill. corn planter, mower,
lime spreader and other equipment
included. This farm is pleasantly
situated near a thriving town and
is within 80 miles of Washington.
1t definitely is a good buy at the
low price Of S22, 200; $4,000 down.
Mason Hirst, Exclusively
Annandale, Va. Phone FA. 7447.
Closed Sundays
LITTLE SPRING FARM
Lovely estate. 5.67 acres; nice land;
house in excel. cond,; 9 rms. "a
lovely porches. powder rm, lst A.;
fu ! bsmt.; oil h,-y,h;; inside city
ESTATE CO., OK. 22S4; ewes. ia,
4-0075. -26
Evening star., 1950-10-19
Joonnie and Rosemorie Given
Letter and $5OFrom 9 Koreans

that there are great many
good and courageous people, of
which Mr.. Mccormick was GER
tainly an outstanding example
1t is the effect of these good
people and under His guidance
that keeps the world going in
spite of the evil done by bad
people. This is but one reason for
our trust in God.
I'VE are group of Korean
evacueeS who try to be good
Koreans. We deeply regret that
the bad people your husband
fought to his death were Ko-
reans. AS good and loyal Ko-
reans, We are trying to do our
share for the cause of human
happiness and world brotherhood
the same cause for which your
valiant husband laid down his
life on the Korean front"
In accepting the letter from q
representative of Newsweek, Mrs
Mccormick said:
Il hold no resentment against
the Korean people for the awful
death of my children's father
Free people fight because they
believe something is right. The
only resentment I hold is toward
the Communist leader, Stain,
who has gone against the will o1
God"
Evening star., 1950-10-19

handling steel products. 1t was
announced that the Warehouse
Operators Industry Committee ap-
proved an order which would pro-
vide that each warehouse shall
receive supplies based on its ton
mage in the first half of this year
and that no warehouse need &C
cept more than a specified volume
Of defense orders.
This regulation is designed to
maintain a flow of steel through
the warehouses to the small busi-
nesses which normally are the
warehousemen's customers.
Buying Rush Tapers OFF.
Meanwhile. the Census Bureau
issued figures on sales of large
independent retailers rejecting
declines in the buying rush that
started after the Korean war be-
gan. Sales in September were
2 per cent below August, although
IA per cent ahead of September
1949.
The decline also may be due in
part to the installment credit con-
trolls put into effect September 18.
Automobile dealers sales were off
II per cent in September COM
pared to August; building mate
rials were off 13 per cent; hard
ware stores showed a per cent
decline and furniture stores drop
of l per cent.
On the other side of the ledger
were clothing stores, with a 13
per cent increase in sales; depart
ment stores, 10 per cent and dry
goods stores, 6 per cent.
Evening star., 1950-10-19
BY the Associoted Press

COLLINGDALE, Pa. Oct. 19.-
Two little girls, whose father
wrote the now famous Dear
Joannie and Rosemarie" letter.
have received another bit of mail
they probably will cherish in the
years to come.
A letter of sympathy and $50
contributed by nine Koreans were
presented yesterday to the widow
of Pfc. John j. Mccormick.
Pvt. Mccormick wrote to his
daughters. Rosemarie, 6, and
Joannie, 3, shortly before he was
killed in action last August 10.
In the letter, which reached the
children September IA, he ex-
planned he was fighting so his
loved ones could live in peace.
On September 80, nine Koreans
appeared at the Tokyo Office of
Newsweek Magazine and said they
wanted to let Mrs. Mccormick
know there are good and decent
people in Korea as well as bad
ones"
Explaining that they wished the
$50 to go toward the children S
education, the Koreans wrote:
"As your brave husband said
in that letter there are many
bad people who bring misery and
destruction to humanity. How
ever, we should like to tell you