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HOUSES FOR sALE-YA.

ARLINGTON - Attractive Cape Cod
brick cottage with attached garage;
60x100-ft. lot with shade trees and
extensive landscaping; full bsmt.,
with lge. recrea. rm. and utility rm.;
den. din. rm., lge. kit. with spacious
glass door closets, lge. screened-in
porch; End flr., 2 bedrms., dressing
rm.. tile bath. ample. closets, lge.
storage rnl: An ideal home for the
6 discTiminating. PRICED at S19S:ooo.
asSe briet Cape A Cod NeT acre ee lot 2Sasa vatsP
and sewer. Exclusive section. Priced
S19,;gs; SIg;g5e; pAApDPPTx ApPrEx $500 800 cash cash
WILSON BLVD rms. bath, oil
h.-w.h.: lot. 45x117; built-in garage.
NO. 6794 or Ma. $500. BOSS &
PHELPS. 1417 K st. nv. @23
ss1R slel s Sos ssh rs sr v Ana lm with fithhsseS es
place. din. rm;, kit. side porch; 2nd
4. 2 lge. bedrms; and bath; full
bsmtS outside entr. oil heat, lot
it.s1tlan; iaox2ll5; Poss' With titls Brokers Brokers
1913 Col. pike. dL. 1855. @$3
stone house on lot It 75xf7o: 7xf 0''A Easr' na
hall, spacious liV rm., full-sized
din. rm.. ultra-modern kit. with
breakfast space. bedrm. and bath
on on lst floor; two 19;ft; bedrms. and
cts. ground-level bsmt. and built-in
garage. Substantial cash required
Phone FA. 1897. Builder on prem
ises daily. Directions. Lee blvd.
70 Seven Corners. ,straight ahead on
HOME WITH INCOME. Zone; soned COM
MAN REALTY, Gil. 1860. 4s46 Lee
FIVE OAKS sUBDIvIsIoN-NSear
oakton. Va. 8 rooms and bath, 4
down, 2 upstairs. New house. Call
s. ARL.-Semidet. brick, 2 BEDROOMS,
living room with fireplace, dining
room. and equipped kitchen, full
near tentagon and Navy Annex;
$1,000 down payment. ANOLA
REALTY CO., FA. 2024, GIL. 1739'
2 BEDRMs., expanslole attic. iiv: rm,
ftehen Hsa eS bsth n bs nice
4346 Lee hwy. -23
COLONIAL ESTATE of eh acres, at
409S OF; West Falls Church; moving
to Florida. in 90 days. Phone owner
BEAUTiFUL EAi TisUi 5-room home. all BRICK,
large kit, porch. Large lot. Full
bsmt. Close to bus, schools, recr
held. Garden City vic. $13,500
substantial cash needed. McNAE
REALTY. lis Hillwood ave-, FA
NEAR DARLINGTON. bus. stores q
CHURCHES; :3-berm. brick bungalow;
$14.500; also other lots. TIE. 1904.
AUTHENTIC COLONIAL MASTER.
PIECE-Occupying picture-book
setting, in a community. Of fine
beautiful view of the Potomac; only
| 10 minutes from Pentagon; de-
scribed by prominent architect as
finest structure of its kind around
Washington; absolutely authentic in
every detail and containing many
special materials and features i'm
| possible to duplicate at any price;
includes bedrooms and 4 baths on
2nd floor; beautiful lot with 260-ft.
with. gatehouse; priced at $57 800
for immed. sale, $4,000 list trust
at 4z% available. Ewes, call WI.
1928. FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI.
LEE HGwY. TO FAIRFAX THEAT1RR
turn on Vienna rd. at Spruce ST.
House for sale; 6 rms, modern, con-
venient; full bSmt:, half attic; one
asa acre ia lsnd: I.ix $4,000, or rent $125
HOUSE over 100 yrs. old: completely
renovated; 2 bedrms., 2 firepls., wall
garden; $4,000; owner ordered
away from Washington. oV. 5341.
| "a
ALEXANDRIA, BUNGALOW
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LYON VILLAGE
LYON VILLAGE
OPEN sim Q TO a


This lovely brick Colonial home, To-
Gated in one Of N. Arlington's finest
and most convenient locations, af-
fords the utmost in gracious COM
fort. Attract. entrance hall, spacious
liv. rm. with frepl. and French doors
din. rm. and very well equipped KIT.
on 1st fir; diversified bedrms. and
2 full tile baths on End FIR; 2 addi-
tional rms. on 3rd. fir. Other fea-
lures include paneled rec. rm. in full
bsnt. with flrepl. and full windows
heat; garbage disposal; Bendix;
12h inch Admiral console; slate
roof; attached gar. A most livable
home, priced fairly at $27,450. Di-
rections: Out Lee hwy. to N. Goth
ST., left to N. Harvard. right to sign
on property.
LURIA BROS.
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$23,500
BETHESDA

These 2 fine homes are
under construction. This is
good time to inspect for con-
Struction details. 2 Cape Gods
conveniently located in beau
tiful Bethesda section. near
bus, shops, schools and
churches; living room. dining
room, fully equipped kitchen.
2 bedrooms and full bath on
1st floor; 2nd floor has 2 large
bedrooms and full bath: base
ment. gas aIr-conditioned heat.
They will sell quickly at the
low price quoted.
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HoUsES-SALE-MD. (cont.)
$14,950
BETHESDA

NEAR wESTMORELAND CIRCLE
This fine home features a
coy living room with fireplace;
Kitchen, full basement; 2nd
fioor has 2 lovely bedrooms
and bath with spacious closets
and storage space; gas hot
water heat. This house is in
q picturesque neighborhood of
fine homes. 2 blocks from Q
buslines and q short distance
from Spring Valley shopping
center. Ideal ARRANGEMENT for
q young married couple or re-
tired couple. Beautifully kept
lawn. fully shrubbed. 2 fruit
trees
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LES FARNUM
ewes. AK. 0725, %
S1,1OO DOWN

8 blks. from grade school, around
cor, from shopping center. This
semidet. brick home has lGe. liv. rm.,
gin. rm:, bedrms.. tile bath, gas
BY dealing direct with owner. Only
$50 per mo. after down payment.
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IfU1RIA BROS
$500 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500.
MANASSAS. VA.
(2s miles Key Bridge


by your speedometer.
A very fine home on lot 70x250. A
good place to retire. A good place
to live. 1st floor: Center hall, large
living room, fireplace with Heatola-
tor, opening on screened porch: din
ing room, study opening on huge
deck with fiagstone floor; china and
glass pantry. kitchen pantry, utensil
pantry, modern equipped kitchen,
screened rear porch; large bedroom,
tile bath. End floor: Library or bed
room with fireplace. 3 other bed
rooms, Q tiled. baths, sewing room;
screened porch; stairs to floored
attic. Full basement, GE oil a.-c.
heat, laundry, storage rooms. maids
room and bath; outside entrance;
2-car garage, heated. Random
width pegged floors, slate roof, cop
per water pipes, water softener, root
cellar. 1,000-gal. oil tank, air con-
ditioner, roll screens, are but a
few Of the features of this fine
home. Price, $4,000. Shown by
appointment only.
Lamborn, Realtor
Exclusive Agent, OF. s5s6-oT. s035
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RAMBLER
RAMBLER

Loc. near Alexandria on q h-acre lot,
beaut. Pullman brick style, nesting
beneath wealth of shade: 3 twin
sized bedrms. and tile bath up; l
oedrm., ptne-paneled, spacious liv.
rm.. modern din. area, equip, Kit.
All this for $15,95O. Possession in
80 days.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2204 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
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ow. 5000, oW. 1888. :
AURORA HILLS
AURORA HILLS

Set high on a very private street.
New, spacious, designed for gracious
living: liv. rm. for entertainment,
formal din. rm.. completely equipped
kit. breakfast nook, twin-sized bed
room and tiled bath on 1st floor
baths on 2nd floor; full bsmt., gar.
pvt. screened porch. Terraced, with
lovely wooded view
N. G. HINES & SON
Court House Square. oW. 5000
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COLORED-8029 RIVER RID. WEST
CHEVY CHASE-Just over District
line; Cape Coi style; 4 bedrms., rec
rnl., bar; Ice. lot, shrubbery Grd
trees; gooo cond /; possession; 81, 900
to $4,000 cash; inspection any time;
will exchaoge; OWNER, ia. 700.
--o3'
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RAMBLER

4 BEDRMS.-21a BATHS
On almost " acre; liv. rm. 21x13,
11x13, 11x11, 1O1ax11; full bsmt
with paneled bedrm., with full bath;
screened sun porch. This rambler
has much individual charm. Price
$25,600. Call SH. SOLO till 8 pm,
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT 4 INSURANCE. 20
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5OLORED. Mr.. NEW HIGH SCHOOL
5-rm. asbestos shingle hunga., onl!
Tyr. old; heated expansion attic
full bsmt., gas a.-c. heat. UN. 1887
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ARLINGTON NORTH

% COUNTRY CLUB GROVE
Large 4-bedrm., 3-bath English type
brick home. 1st fir: cntr. entr. hall;
liv. rm. 21x11, fireplace, built-in
book shelves: screened porch; attr.
opening @ or % Screened % porch, ' aSx1I
2nd a.: bedrms.; 2 full tiled
baths; master bedroom, studio type,
1Sx12; attractive balcony. Unusual
storage space; full bsmt.; oil heat;
lge. rec. rm., firepl.; maids rm.,
bath; built-in gar. Wooded lot. S25,-
$127.5S. Terms for balance.
LUCILLE COOK
IA. 3272, Exclusive, FA. 4664.-23
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6.RM., bath, kit. on 2nd a.; liv. rm.,
Gin. rra., kit. lnclosed porch on lst
nr.; lavatory and shower in full
psmt. OIL h.-w.h., insulated and
STORM windows; 4 acres; near River
gaze; S2l,OOO. Call Laurel 795-
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TAKE A TIP!
Detached Buv-S1O,5OO
EXCEPTIONAL

5-rm.. all-brick. semidet; located most
conveniently Just across Lee blvd. In
So. Arlington; nv. rm., din. rm..
equipped kit; screened-in side porch;
2 bedrms.; tile bath; full bsmt.;
storm windows; beaut. lot, com
pletely fenced; priced at $13,6S6s
Call for appointment to inspect.
YEONAS REALTY
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SHADE TREES & FLOWERS
Add to the charm Of this all brk.
Colonial home in delightful Jefferson
PA aG1 w dlr with frePii; 3is dining hntb T; tn;
dry bsmt., storage attic; close to
public and parochial schools and
fast transp. Priced S17,950. To seas
call
CHAUNCEY REALTY CORP.
1710 Mt. Vernon Ave-. Alex. Va
TIE. 4S2S, AL. 2737, ewes. Mrs. Cali
houn, TIE. 394S. "a
ICnntiniIed on Next PaRel
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S9,95O

2-bedroom furnished homie, Call J,
S-6576 for appointment. 23S
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ARLINGTON
ORIGINALITY USED
In. the interior and exterior design
OF this lovely home, entrance foyer,
Step-down to colorfully decorated
nv. rm. and firepl., din. rm. has
circular bay window, very lge. equip
steps to bedrm. and tile bath, 8 bed
rms, sundeck and tile bath on higher
level; full bsmt.. gas heat; SOFT,
S0S %ooded lot; a striking home for
THE BRANT COMPANY
Wilson Blvd. at Rhodes. IA. 4-16OO.
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ALEXANDRIA, BUNGALOW

1A14IxA4A4NA1V11A 9O4NNN14I0VV w
Near Quartermaster .Depot-Stone-
front bungalow; flrepl. in large liv.
rm., din. rrn., equip. kit. 2 bedrms.
tile bath on 1st A.; full bsmt., firepl.
in rec. rrn.; stairway to expansion
attic; irnmed. poss. Priced at $13,-
"a; 5777 or FA. 7193; ewes, CHI.
7736. -23
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FOR YOU OR CT
Asking $4,000; make offer about
$4,000; small down payment, bal
ance less than rent. 2-bedrm. bunga-
low. Oil heat. Fine view. WILL
ROGERS, Mt. Rainier, Md HY. 0391
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$18,500 RAMBLER

P4ODOOO 1bf134DAG1t
A uniquely designed, 3-bedrm. brick
house, with full bsmt. and attached
gar; huge kit, screened-in porch;
Roman brick fireplace.
4 BEDRMS., 212 BATHS
Brick Cape Cod. on large corner lot;
de luxe kit, rec. rm., built-in gar I;
gas hot-water heat, aluminium storm
windows. Owner will sell at CT ap-
proved price Of S21 900
$10,950 RAMBLER
On large 146-ft-deep lot, in exclusive
Northwood Park section of Silver
Spring: 2 large bedrms., large lfV.
rm. with nrepl.; conven. to schools.
SIS, ,750 CAPE COD
Overlooking wooded parkway, on 237-
It. deep lot, in one of Silver Springs
best areas; beautifully kept house
with. bedrooms, full baths, fin
tshed recreation room, screened-in
porch. oil h.-w.h
THE GOSS co.
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mYTJJC SETTING
BuDGETED 3 BEDRMS.

From a picture magazine, exactly as
$40 mo. includes everything. Lge.
liv. rm., closets galore, a stepysaving
kit; all exquisitely dec: 1000
soft. corner lot; II min, to Penta-
gon. Only S12,500, $4,000 down.
By appointment only.
F. E. MALCOLM
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r. H. BEST. INC.

nDERS-REALTORS
&11S Wis. Ave, Bethesda, WI. 3633
For information Saturday and Sunday
Call Mr.. Burklin, WI. 62SS.
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CAROLE HIGHLAND
CLINTON

Detached, IL rooms, oil h.-w.h., 1 blk,
of Baltimore blvd; real income from
renting to students; also brick bun
galow already rented. For appt. to
see, call Mr.. Benston, TU. 300.
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$1,000 DOWN

AND ASSUME CT LOAN
fireplace. In. liy. rm.. fun bsmt.'
large. level lot; immed. poss,
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY Co
WA. 6666. UN 11RR ID
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10. RIVERDAIE- MD
GLASS MANOR

Brand-New All Brick
3 Bedroom Homes
Semidetached and community type
(groups of 81, full basement.
$25 Down
For qualified veterans. Monthly
payments, only S67.50, includes
principal interest, taxes and In
surance. 2-bedroom models also
available. All homes plastered and
painted, hardwood floors, Shelvador
refrigerator, large gas range; lots
fully handicapped, city utilities, i'm
mediate telephone service
Sample Home, 23O Audrey
lane, open for inspection
daily and Sunday.
Is minutes from downtown Wash
tngton by auto. Bus service direct
to development.
To reach: Over new South Capitol
St. Bridge, continue out South Cap
ltol st. past D. C. line for 2 blocks
to Glass Manor entrance. THE
STANBERN CONSTRUCTION, CO,
25l Audrey lane, Glass Manor. LO.
3-S6S6. LO. 3-9595. -23
TANHAM MN - Naw horoo. fnII
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MODERN BUNGALOW
Attractive wooded section, near
Sive1dale. Nd; 4 rms. bath. 1st
cellent value at $500.
WALTER A. BROWN
1104 Vermont Ave. Ma. 1852, WI. 5134
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1T MELBOURNE AVE.

LII MELBOURNE AVE.
IN SILVER SPRING, MD
Immediate possession on this brick
. bungalow Of rms, tiled bath,
storage. attic: -attraetively situated
on q lot so by 120, with lovely
trees. Priced to sell, on liberal
terms, nS,, at only $11;g50. Drive ont
right to Melbourne ave, right to
house. Open Sunday, l to 6.
Sidney z. MenSh & Co.
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MOVE IN TOMORROW
RAMBLERS

Liv. rm. 12 IT,. 10 In. by i6 IT,, 4
IN; master bedrm. IL it.. 10 in. by
IL IT,. IL in. guest bedrm., IL it.,
8 In. by IL it., 10 in; kit. 13122
81a, well equipped; level lot; hall
down payment. bal. one trust; sos
mo-, taxes included. 18th and
Nelson sts.. south.
MAC LINDSEY
rs North Glebe rd, CHI. 5000.
ny OOIf
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2-Bedroon Bungalow
5 Acres Nea6 Lee Hwy.
15 MILES n G.

Frame home in excel. cond., sur
rounded by shade trees in a nice
neighborhood, consisting of liv. rm.
with firepl.. dining rn1., equipped
kit, 2 bedrms. and tile bath on End
fir, full bsnt., oil heat. There is a
guest house, work shop, poultry
house, stable, and double gar. Priced
at $4,000 with substantial cash
required.
PENTAGON REALTY co.
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ARLINGTON
TAILORED
ARLINGTON

SCENIC, RUSTIC
This Calf. cottage on 26s-ft. shaded
lot is. q most unusual offering in
Its CLOSE in loc. 3 bedrms., back
porch full width of house, overlooks
park-hke grounds. Full bsmt.; mr..
schools and bus. try and duplicate
Tor $15,950! Modest dn. pymt.
THE BRANT COMPANY
Wilson blvd. at Rhodes. IA. 4-1600.
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down, bal. monthly. 7-rm. brick
bungalow. 2 tiled baths. fireplaces,
full bsmt., garage, corner lot; bus
at door; possession.
5 acres, z miles D. c., $4,000 terms;
Arm. stueco house, elect, part
bsmt. chicken houses, long frontage
on good road; possession. ERWIN
REALTY CO., HY. 0334; eyes,, Wa
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$1,000
WHILE THEY'I,AST
RAMBLERS

@1,UUU OADd IG1J
Balance less than rent. $4,000 1sS
trust availale for non-Vets. Large
living and dining area; beautiful
master bedroom with private half
bath and double closets other
twin bedrooms and natE. Spacious
closets. hallway ard attic space,
600 to $4,000 50. IT. Each house is
diherent. 3 available. Live on 1
noor and enjoy real living for once
In your lifetime. Priced at Sl7.9b0
money. Make these 8 must on your
list SS
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Attention Veterans

ALCenJ1On, Veterans
This attractive home In an excel
location Of Takoma Park. Nd, ig
being offered for the first time. 8
rms. 2 baths, h.-w.h.. arranged as
elec. disposal. Price $4,000. ap-
proved by VA. HOHENSTEIN BROS,
FIR. 5000; eyes,, SH 6245 pa
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ASHTON HEIGHTS

Attractive t;racti,e brick brick Colonial; on a pic
room, large dining room, modern
kitchen; 2 twin-Size bedrooms up
pairs; rec. room and Diet. garage.
Call for appt.
ARTHUR L. WALTERS
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NO. payment

Price 81 500: q det. home. consisting
Of 9 rms. and bath; oil heat. Ewes.
EM. 5232. PHILLIPS, CANDY a.
FULLER. INC. 1012 18th st. NV,
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CT BUNGALOW

Brick construction. excel. Arl. loc.;
3 work-savtng rms. on 1st A., plus
attic; CT approved at $12,350.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2204 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
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GI APPROVED
Truly O. dream home; 5-rm. bunga-
low. full bsmt., expansion attic;
you'll have to see this home to
appreciate all the extras. $500
down. S47.51 per mo, Call Mr..
johnson. UN. 1926. cox q co, -23
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-02-03
BORDER CHURCH NEWS

Sunday morning, Rev. Sexton, in
bringing his message to Border
Spoke on Prayer" The scripture
reading was from Matthew, 6:1-10.
1t is gratifying to note the grad
ual return to Border of many
members who have been absent
some time. Quite a few visitors
were present at the morning ser
vice.
Sunday evening, Feb. s, the
young adult group at Trinity
Methodist church, Lowry and
Taylor st. N. z.
Vesper services from 9 to 7.
Sunday evening, pictures will be
shown depicting the Life and
Converging of st. Paul" The pub
lie is cordially invited to attend.
Every Tuesday evening. at the
prayer services, interesting and
enhghtening studies are being
conducted on Our Faith" In the
Bible. 1t is worth your while to
attend these meetings.
Observance of Brotherhood Week
will begin next Sunday, Feb. 5.
Rev. Sexton viii be the guest
speaker at Grace Presbyterian
church while Rev. Burnsides of
Grace will be guest speaker at
Border.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-02-03
Negro History
Week Observance
Pl0nned In 81. Paul

In observance Of Negro History
Week, the st. Paul Council of
Human Relations is planning a
special program Of three parts
to which seventh and eighth
grade classes or smaller groups
are invited.
This program win be presented
February 8 through II at the
Council Of Human Relations,
fourth floor Of the YWCA build
ing.
The first part OF the program
viii consist Of The Cranbrook
Exhibit-The Races Of Mankind"
which win give the facts as an
thropoligists now understand them
about race and culture.
A display on colored slides of
distinguished Americans of Negro
origin will be shown as the Sec
ond sectisn of the program. A
third part of the program will
take place in the reference room
where children may look over
books suitable for their age group,
pictures, magazines and listen to
recordings.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-02-03

Ign, has waged q six-year fight TO
free bowling Of racial discrimina-
ton. He holds the post Of ex-
ecutive director Of the New York
Bowling Association. He has
criticized the American Bowling
Congress white male" rules as
illegal, unreasonable, and against
moral teaching"
AS a clergyman" he said, II
am not qualified to speak on any
Of the legal technicaIties involved.
My only desire and wish is that
the American Bowling Congress
will make II possible for all men
to work and play together as
equal children Of their common
Creator"
Father Carow was chairman of
the committee which this week
sponsored an interracial bowling
exhibition as a public protest
against the white only" policy
Of the A.B.C. Seven teams. repre-
senting Negro, white and Oriental
groups, participated.
The New York County COM
mander Of The Catholic War Vet
Grams and the state commander of
the Jewish War Veterans have en-
dorsed the action OF Attorney
General Goldstein to bar the
Ameican Bowling Congress from
New York State.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-02-03
PRIEST WHO HAS LED FIGHT
TO END RACE BAN IN ABc
cOMMENDS NY. STATE ACTION

Brooklyn, N. Y. Especially -
Father Charles T. Carow, local
Catholic priest, has commended
the action Of Attorney General
Nathaniel l.. Goldstein In attempt
ing To bar the American Bowling
Congress from sponsoring tourna-
mentB in New York State.
After comforting with the At
torney General, Father Carow said
he was very happy" that the ac-
ton was taken "in so far as II
may help the American Bowling
Congress to understand the fair
minded attitude Of the people Of
New York State in their desire to
make II possible for all men to
engage In the great sport of bowl
ing regardless Of race, color. or
creed"
In a complaint filed In the N. Y.
Supreme Court, Mr.. Goldstein
pointed out that the congress lin
tied its United States membership
TO white males" only. He said
this was a restriction contrary to
the public policy Of the state.
Father Carow. who II a profess
sor at Cathedral College, Brook
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-02-03
PILGRIM BAPTIST CHURCH

Rev Floyd Massey's sermon
Sunday, Jan. 20 was entitled God
Has Space in His Program for
Everyone" He admonished the
congregation not to give up, not
to leave the space that we already
had because it was MADE for us
by God.
Visitors for the services were
Mrs. Andrew Mahon and Vernon
Garner, both of 1872 st. Anthony
Ave, and e. H. Lewis, 944 lyle
hart Ave.
Next Sunday, Feb. 5 Rev. Mas
sey will speak on Christians and
Nom Christians" The ordinance of
communion and the right hand of
fellowship will be extended to
new members.
At 5 p. m. next Sunday, the
Social Action Committee Brother
hood service will feature Gov.
Luther Youngdahl, speaker. Music
will be furnished by the Gospel
and Young Women's choirs.
The Church school held its
Bible Songbooks Hour" last Sun
day with Mr.. Payton Hunt, super
intendent, presiding. Commenda-
tons go to Mr.. Hunt, teachers and
pupils for this very worshipful
service. May God continue to bless
the Church school and may it
grow in grace and knowledge of
our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
Those who were Baptized Sun
day night were Ronald, Donald
and Fred O'Neal, Carlotta Adams,
Constance Ransom, Estyalene
Wagner, Agnes Lttleton, Dorothy
Hampton, Connie Sutton, George
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-02-03
Green, Maurice Hampton and
Jessie Davis.
ZION CHURCH NEWS

Sunday, Jan. 20, was mission
day from Sunday school to BTU.
Mr.. William Wade, superintend-
emit of the Sunday school started
the session. The lesson was from
the 10th chapter of Acts, 17-43,
entitled Unto All Men" 1t Ii
truly a Job to know God Is no re-
spector Of person, as Peter learned
this great lesson. Men today, are
learning the equality of all people.
The Sunday school has pledged
to make donations to st. Johns
cathedral in the Bahmas Islands;
also the Japanese branch of the
American Bible Society. Each per-
son should form the Sunday school
habit and attend.
The IL a. m. services were con-
Quoted by Usula Matron Society
Of the church. Having as their
motto for the year, Bigger and
better service for God" they have
started out trying to show what
real service means. A wonderful
program was given during this
hour.
Those who participated on the
program were Mrs. Mildred
Manderville and her Glee Tones
from Bethesda Baptist, w. B.
Sheppard, Mrs. P. Moore, Ralph
Primm, Mrs. z. Henderson, and
Mrs. e. Wadler.
Mrs. Carl Zietlow, who was to
be the main speaker, was absent
and Rev. z. Henderson lions as
sistant pastor substituted. Rev.
Henderson spoke from Mark 10:46.
Text: STAY on the Highway.
He pointed out the various high
ways, trails, settlement roads and
cross roads, stating that these
roads win lead to hell and des-
truction and II you wanted to see
God you must stay on the only
road he travels, the main high
way.
James Green, 1914 4th Ave. So,
and Arthur Brown, 416 Bryant No.
united with the church.
Visitors for the morning ser
vices were Mines. Cora Crawford,
Nellie Carter, Maurice Small and
Mr.. Joe Bowman.
Visitors are always welcome at
Zion.
Remember, this Is a rough and
rugged road. Everybody travelling
carries load, but If you trust the
Master, we're sure your burdens
will be hghter.-Mrs. Theresa p.
Warren Singletary, reporter.