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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-27

The Rev. Sandy F. Ray. min
lister of the Cornerstone Baptist
Church. Brooklyn. New York
will be the closing Forum
Speaker of the Fall and Wine,
Series sponsored by the Cultur-
al Committee of Second Baptist
Church Sunday at 1870 pm.
Rev. Ray, received his b. A.
from Morehouse College and did
graduate work al Chicago Uni
vcrsity. He has served minister
ships in LAGRANGE and Macon
Ga, Chicago, H., ar d in Col
umbuS. Ohio where he served
one term in the Ohio Legisla-
turc
He is Moderator. Eastern Bap,-
Isl Association of Brooklyn and
Long Island. chairman, Social
Service Commission of the Ma
tional Baptist Convention board
member of National Urban Lea.
que, second vlcc-preSideni
Brooklyn NAACP. member OF
Christians and Jews. Alpha PHI
Alpha fraternity, Masons, Elk,
Rev MI. Ray VIII speak use
as his theme Americas Ne"
Negro there Will be a question
and answer period
Special music viii be furnish
ed by the Senior Choir soloist
Nanny Blaklcy, baritone, Rose
mary Jackson viii accompany
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-27
Race Professor Wins Top Writing
Award Of DR.. Christian Program

A check for $3.50 one Of the
top ten prizes OF the Dr. Chris
tian 1850 Annual Award Script
Competition, was presented TO
Professor NJ G. Holman. Atlanta.
Ga. by Jean lIershoIt ON the DIR.
Christian broadcast last Wcdnes-
day over the Columbia Broad
casting System in New York
Titled THE Other One" The
script was selected from 1900
entries submitted by profes-
sional and amateur writer's
from almost every section of
the country.
Professor Holman Was born in
ST Louis. Mo. and teaches Eng
lish at Clark College in Atlanta.
He also taught at Hampton Insti-
tutc at Hampton. Va. where he
was president Of the Teachers
Union for two years. After grad
uation from Lincoln University in
jefferson City. Mo. he stayed on
to teach
Started Writing In le45
Professor Holman has been in
terested in writing since 1915. lie
has written mostly poetry re-
ceiving John Billings Fisko
Award for poetry at the Univer-
sity Of Chicago In l945 he also
received a RoScnwald Fellowship
in creative writing.
Some of his poems are included
in The Poetry of the Negro an
anthology edited by Hughes and
Bontcmps Doubleday. 1919. Up
TO the time he wrote the d.
Christian script which won him
this award, Professor Holman
hasn't really tried to write any
other fiction
II wanted TO express myself. =
said Professor Holman when
asked why he started writing He
thinks winning this prize will be
great encouragement for his stu
dents. who have had the belief
drummed into them. tina there
isn't any use in trying to write
because Of prejudice This will
f,roN.a cfbor,Vfcc
Professor Holman's suggestion.
for other writers is to listen tc
as mary radio programs as pos
sible-if you want TO write fol
radio.
The idea for his story actually
came out of similar problems he
met as a member Of the student
body at school. Also he's beer
thinking a great deal about dis
ore a nized personalities, How
many of them 60 along unrecog
nized and unhelpcd-and others
the lucky ones. are rescued be
fore they've gotten too far along
He originally wrote the story il
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-27
MenloriialBuilding
Tribute to Dead
BY LEE WILSON

TO live in hearts we leave be-
hind Is not 10 die wrote Thomas
Campbell a century ago. Living
il the hearts of the people of De-
troit are some 1000 heroes who
died in the service of their coun-
try
Mute testimony OF their mem
DRY now stands on the banks of
the Detroit River. in the form of
a gigantic white marble building.
On June IL, the people of De-
troit will formally dedicate the
beautiful structure To the mem
Dry of its sons who died on the
battlefields of the Spanish Amer
lean war. World War | and World
War ii. Mayor Cobo has extended
a welcome to the thousands oil
people throughout the midwest
who have arranged to visit De-
troit for the dedication festivities
Mothers Of Americas war dead
will appropriately be present tc
accept the memorial as postum
GUS tribute to their heroic sons
The American Gold Star Mothers
viii be holding their 18th ma
tioaal convention in the Motor
City al the time of the dedica-
ton
Civilian. veteran and military
officials are to take part in the
parades and other ceremonies. the
climax of which will be an adj.
dress by Gen. Josep hCollins. U
s. Army Chief of Staff.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-27
FARLEY SET
FOR TWO DAYS
IN CHICAGO

NEW YORK, N. Y.-Pledgine
their full support to two-day
Mid-Century Conference fol
ponce to be held IA Chicago
Nav 1880, three hundred and
seventy lone leaders of religion
labor. youth. business, education,
women's and fraternal organiza-
,ions from SO states signed a
can issued by Bishop William
/ Walls. which declared that
the Americans peoples insist
ont demand for peace in the
world today is in harmony with
our demand for freedom.
The conference will be held
Al the ST. James Methodist
Church. 46ll S. Ellis Av.. Chi.
cago.
Among those who signed in
cluded Miss Charlotte Bass. edi-
Tor The California Eagle: DR.
Charlotte Hawkins Brown. pres
DENT Palmer Institute; Prof. +.
Franklin Frazier, Howard Uni
versity: Rev. Dr. w. Fl. Jernagin
Fraternal Council of Negro
Churches: DR.. Benjamin f
MAYS. Morehouse College. and
Mrs Mary Church Terrell, MI
Assn of Colored Women.
Bishop Walls honorary chair
man. OF the c 0 m mittee foI
Peaceful Alternatives. SPONSOR
ers of the Conference. released
the text OF the Call from The
Committees offices at 1853 Wes'
seth Street, New York
Pointing out that "H-BomD:
can bury our country's destiny
Of full democracy for all IN thC
same grave with our shatteec
hopes tor full citizenship the
Call said in part
Whatever of good repute, what
ever OF greatness, whatever o
deccncy and morality. what
ever OF spiritual leadership on
country has earned in the worl'
today has been conditioned b.
The -ceasing movement o
our peoples struggle for ful
freedom. Our peoples battle TO
full freedom is today the ties
Of our country's reputation, o
its lain to leadership.
Because we know these sim
pie facts of history, we know
that the American peoples in
slstent demand for peace in tn
world today is in harmony wit
our demand for freedom"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-27
Walter White Named
to All-American Unit

HAVANA. ~ walter White,
NAACP secretary-on-leave. was
named an alternate on the execu-
tive committee of the Inter- Amer
lean Association for Democracy
and Freedom organized here last
week at conference attended by
delegates from the various coun-
tries of the Western Hemisphere.
The committee is composed OF
nine members and five alternates.
Mr.. White attended the organ
ling conference as a representa-
tive of the National Association.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-27

Presentation OF the award VIII
be made to a member of Mr..
Houston's family by Dean Erwin
Criswold OF the Harvard l-nw
School at the closing session OF
the ilst annual convention o. the
NAACP in Boston on June %.
In consenting to make the pres
entation. Dean Griswold said:
we are very much pleased to
learn that the medal will be
awarded to the late Charles IL.
Houston. He was one of the dis
tinguished graduates of tn $
school, and shall be happy TO
have small part in your honor
10 him.
Sefup by Elk President
The Spingarn award was eStab-
lished by the late Joel +. Sping-
arm. one-timc president of the AS
ISOLATION. who set up trust fund
ito pcrpetuatc the lifelong inter
est of my brother. Arthur B.
Spingarn, OF my wife. Amy K.
Spingarn, and OF myself in the
achievements of the American
Negro
MI. Houston. chairman OF the
NAACP National Legal Commit
toe and one OF the OH. -'g~ f
constitutional lawyers in the
country died in waSn ns,on 4.
April % of heart ailment He
was fifty-four years of age.
Other Winners
The only other posthumous
award made by the Spingarn
Medal Committee W a presented
in 1886 to the late John Hope.
president of Atlanta University.
Among other prominent Spingarn
mcdalists are DR.. Ralph Bunche.
Dr. Percy l.. Julian. Judge Will
liam II. Hastic. Miss Marian And
erson. A. Philip Randolph. the
late DR.. Charles r. Drew. the late
Harry T. Burleigh. DR.. w. Z. B.
Dubois. Walter White. the late
James Weldon Johnson. DR.. Cha
ming II Tobias. and Mrs. Mary
Mcleod Bethune.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-27

1850 a. 800 pm.
The 3rd Anniversary celebra-
ton Of the young peoples choir
Of the Young peoples Choir Of
New Salon Baptist Church was
decided success The Rev, X.
p Hale was al his best last Sun
day at the anniversary. Several
additions were made to the
Church The Young peoples choir
was spiritually revived.
MANY now choirs and small
groups are coming into our con-
vention This is an invitation
to all choirs. Chornees and small
groups who believe in bigger
and better program foi King
dew building TO join US.
II YOU are ,oloist. Join our
soloist Bureau For Further in
formation cali president Artel-
la b HutcllirS WO 1888 or
write 10 2240 Antictam 81.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-27

The Rev Charles II Wclker
and his Choirs appeared on our
pre- Mothers Day broadcast last
Saturday night night SATURDAY
night. the Pastors chorus and
Junior Choir of First Baptist
Church EcoiSe viii appear
All attention is focused on our
National Convention to be held
in St Louis during the first
week IN August President Ar
tella W Hutchins is asking cv-
cry convention department 70
get their reports ready for the
Bird Sunday Inspiraiional meet
ing 10 be held at Me Pay Tenn
pie 2G20 Monroe Sunday May 2l,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-27
Hampton Speakers

HAMPTON. Va DIR. Paul Nj.
Limbert. president of the Inter-
national YMCA College at
Springfield. Mass. and the Rev,
William Holmes Borders. author
and pastor OF the Wheat Street
Baptist Church in Atlanta. Ga,
will be Hampton Institutes COM
mcncement speakers on June AS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-27
Choir Wins Prize

The choir of Sacred Heart Cath
Ollie Church. membership of which
is predominately Negro. was
awarded second honors in the
Catholic youth choral festival at
Catholic Central auditorium.
The choir is under direction of
Clarence Willard Hightower.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-27
ChurCheSA
GOSPEL SINGERS
OF CHORAL UNION
By POCAHONTAs WILLIAMS

Last Monday night those present at the Gospel Choral
Union witnessed down pour of the spirit The Rev ~ r.
Hale and the Hale Evangelstc Singers and the Austin
Singers of Toledo. Ohio. gave spiritual rendtons.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-27
35TH SPINGARN MEDAL GOES
TOLATE CHARLES H. HOUSTON

NEW YORK - The posthumous award of the 35th
Spingarn Medal for outstanding achievement of Negro
American to the late Charles II Houston announced
Tuesday by the NAACP.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-27

Because we know these SIM
pie facts of history, we know
that the American peoples in
sistent demand for peace in the
world today is in harmony with
our demand for freedom"
Evening star., 1950-09-08
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AUSTIN 1949 4-door: S945. JACK
PRY, Austin dealer. Parts and Serv-
Ice. 1907 l4th st. NV. and 18th and
AUSTIN. 1brand-new; $3.50, deliv.
cred, complete. MANHATTAN auto
& RADIO CO.. Authorized Austin
Sales and Service. Parts. Both side;
7th st. at r NV, NO. 1867.
AUSTIN 194S 4-door sedan; 1900
miles, Philco radio, heater, leather
sonditien; $3.50 cash. Private party,
BUICK 20 club cpe.: AZ engine, r,
OWNER. WA $3.50. s
BUICK 1912 Super sedanette; radio,
heater and slip covers; a good buy
at S527. HILL & TIBBITTS, 1114
Vermont ave. NV, Wash.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer. MA. $3.50. IS
BUICK 1850 convertible Roadmaster;
light green, black top, 2-tone green
leather uphol.. compl: fully equip,
radio, heater, Wv. tires, hydraulic
windows, etc: like new, privately
owned; $4,000 or best offer. JU.
7-S109, CO. 7644 -12
BUICK 1916 Super sedan; one-owner
T. and h., clean as a pin: 81 ;0g5'
Gfxs III sansnT e. az ave1 mGs at e soth RaS st. w
BUICK 1947 Super sedanette; fully
equipped, excel. cond. and perform
ance, tires like new, low mileage,
orig. owner; outstanding value for
S1,295. Financing arranged. In
spect 212 H st. NV, ST. 5000. %
BUICK Al convertible; r, and h.. 4
new tires. good condition; $3.50.
401 K st. ne. TR. 1901. IS
Evening star., 1950-09-08
Shenandoah Valley, Va.
LOTS 6 ACREAGE FOR SALE

WoODSIDE PARK - Large corner
rambler site, containing over 29, 900
Sest se f svaaS fF91.ng a S Sn .Ss streets gs The
SSli MSs MSs KELLY - wo. w. 900; 9 ;'sSea. sves..
sTILDEKs ATTENTION. Falls chuych s
A AsT 5exi5d 5SetxiH55d l66So $780, es No. Aft lsft; 6Sa ES
l25. zoned duplex. $4,000; 8. All. IA
ssps $1,000 dR0oi BETEaH Tfss HHae1ogs9n aoss' cH
Builders AND DEVELOPERS
acres OF land. "a mile from b. G. G.
line on Livingston rd., in Prince
Georges County, Nd. Ali utilities
are available; site, FLA and vet
approved. Topography taken on
Comm. and Wash. Sub. San. Comm
make offer. L. B. WILSON, 34I3
ware.,a &; !; svet etaH Mt Rainier Md. Tel
~seHSEo ACRE beaStitully eaSt situated on 1Gs Ian
wonderful value; nicely terraced to
road, city water; on bus line, near
school; 1000 terms If desired. T.
Eop F, HALEY Hytatsyille 0lo7. IS
ewes. SH. 1854. '' o''
NICE LOT, 66x1e5, in $500 blk
sT sTadley icy blvd, Bradley Hills; Phone
siSe area. m9ER near Washinston hint m exStdf Golf
Club house: n by approx. $50 IT;
s3.25o. call OWNER, ow. s415.
WATERFRONT acre, wooded With
beautiful view. in Mt. Vernon sec
or UN 3SS3 ia
LOT !. SO. 1903, corner Chevy Chase
parkwy. and Legation--Suitabie 2
ramblers. Lot Z 50. 1858, beautiful
view e copnnr pGtomae, S,;p 18th pl; NV; $1,000;
pl: Sc, s1,500. Me. 1900. Du.
NORTH CHEVY CHASE. off CaI Conn.
aye-S@xlS7 81, price S2.95O. TISH-
bLER; Realtor, TU. $500; ewes, co.
DEsIRABLE, restricted homesites, in
PAINT BRANCH FARMs@ihh acres,
f;yseS sy SWnsr; Gs, no nv reasonable offer re-
choice level lot 5oxl45, in Indian
Springs, 2 blks. to bus; all improve. !;
special reduced price, S2,150. PERRY
HAY CO., 81. 3O05. 10
ENGLISH VILLAGE, Bethesda-Level
wooded lot. 70x17o;. built-up sect,
AIBA-eL duC IlOulcSt all lulpfOVe.S Only
$3.50: (Others as low as S2,550).
PERRY HAY CO., 81. 3OO5. 10
BRADLEY HILLS GRovE-Beautiful
level wooded h-acre site, Just of
Bradley blvd; sec. mod. ramblers;
iJe1dt j az frrSntsgs; oqtstanding value.
BUILDERS-Lots now avail. in small
OF, large groups in newly developed
sub. div. in N. Arl., close to shop
school and bus. Call immed. for
best choice, Reas. priced. Terms.
OWNER, Gil. o65s or ia. 2-5575.
FRANKLIN FoREST-over $40
acre, l00-ft, front, wooded; choice
lot in developing community of mod
ern ramblers; $1,000. OWNER,
2 ADJ. CLEARED LOTS, ca. eox1ao,
OF Lee blvd. on Cedar lane, Fairfax
Co; $500 for both. GIL. 44OO,
FAIRFAX COUNTY IS beautiful
wooded acres; has both privacy and
accessibility; 2h miles from Shirley
hwy. and 25 min. from downtown
Wash; priced at $3.50 per acre.
Phone Lorton 54-F-4. 10
h-ACRE LOT in restricted subdivi-
sion; "a mi. from Washington Golf
and Country Club in beautiful
Brookhaven; 5000. Call oV. $500.
10
Evening star., 1950-09-08
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD SEDAN DELIVERY, 1e4e; ex-
Call II: 3.7712. from 9-6. 10
in Al cord. Sl25 10. 3-S923. IS
CHEVROLET so sedan delivery; only
2,4O0 miles; heater: S1.375. Call
OWNER. 10. S-S042 10
FORD AS English Panel; very clean.
msl.t make sngn yoIr deliveries with economy.
DIAMOND r 40 1k-ton stake; came
in under own power and going out
the same way at $3.50. HILL & TiB-
BITS. 1114 Vermont ave. NV,
VWsash's. Oldest Ford Dealer, Ma.
DODGE 1947 h-ton pickup; hot water
heater In truck; in excellent con6. ;
practically new tires; S695. Call AL
CHEVROLET As sedan delivery;
S697. Why pay more? We deliver
paymts. AUTO WHoLEsALERlss fls
1871 Bladensburg.
CHEVROLET 1949 l2-ton panel truck
With LADDER rack; excel. cond.; $500
FORD 1912 a-ton. telephone body.
green, excel. cond.; 1925. GE. 2645.
FORD F-6, late 194s, 3-yard dump
with 2-Soeed rear. Low mileage
This truck IS in excellent condition.
PRICE, Sl'325; For a real bargain,
WfLLYs 1a4s hs-ton panel; nee needs
motor repair; priced for quick sale
CHEVROLET 1919 oneeton stake
truck, excellent condition: $1,000.
Call Rockville 1921. 1Os
Evening star., 1950-09-08
AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS
TRAILERS

aluminium, furnished, rug and d pad
linens. everything. r. r. ALT
STAETTER, Cherry Hill Trailer PIX,
Route No; 1, Berwyn, Maryland,
PALACE PAL f. 1917; a5-ft.; sleeps lG four;
bottle gas. electric brakes; Sss5,,
carry note $261. Canary Trailer
Park Lot ~, Berwyn, Md. Evenings.
SPARTAN ROYAL MANSION house,
trailer de luxe, 33 it., aluminium with
sa's SaEiasse rrssr Tsfs CAMP 9 s91a mi
TRAILER for quick sale. $500. Inquire
HEETEk TiSE r. fkaIhEk nkfi lex SALES. BerEyn, ws
and used trailers; very good assort-
ment; clean. used trailers, ranging
from $500 to $3.50. terms Q to (
yrs Phone TO Sill
ls-FT: HOUSE TRAILER for sale,
ably; inquire 4s7o cordeli ave,
KTNGHAM TRAiLERs, Sales and
services, 1910 Wise. ave. RE. 1928.
Every type Of. trailer from Low
boy to a Refrigerator. %
eellent condition; $40. Phone SH.
AFT. SCHULZ, nicely furn., clean,
fully equip. HI. 1860.
FOR SALE-Sears 1-wheel luggage
trailer. 1.000-lb. cap. like new:
bolts on bumper. WI. 4769.
SPARTAN MANOR '46. The trailer
with the big picture window,
equipped with Magic Chef apt
size stove. eft. F'rigidaire. hot
water heater and awnings. NIGHT
INGALE TRAILER PARK, south of
Alex on q. S. Route 1; Lot 40;
inquire Lot 14-A. 10
Manning Trailer Sales
YOUR MID-STATES DEALER"
U. s. No. / at Berwyn, Md. Tower 6681
Evening star., 1950-09-08
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

1917 18th ST. N.w.-S25 and UP
for modern offlce rooms in this con-
yenient location. For further in
S5msssR 9 ss Kay sff Ne REALf9 RSSne5 Co. fssn
DENTAL OFFICE for sale or rent;
large fully equipped NV. office with
three additional rooms suitable for
living. quarters or other use; dentist
fRss HSdseR f6 sa's5 51sg s9gssss ssssns ssFyss
DoWNTowN-2 beautiful, large firs.,
open space; combined, separate;
Ieas;; PVT. entr; ELLIS, NE; 1171:
desirable rooms to meet your re.
,.474 < st. NV ME l107
NEAR 21st AND M SITS. N.W.-En-
tire 2nd..f. ofaces. air cond.; reason
MUSIC STUDIO, part time, centrally
located. For appointment, Woodley
1857 home; Republic 77s1, studio.
PRIVATE OFFICE in plush suite.
Call MR.. STEPHENS, ST. 1913. s.
9th AND X STREETS NV. (92S 5th]
az large arg light rooms. ideal for Of
nses sssr foF ioSsr nr whole
services furnished. Additional i 200
50. #; available II desired THos.
&. FISHER 1iNl1 81, 3 ss30; s95; INC 7s8 15Sth
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY-Dental
laboratory, 265 50. #. in New Medi-
cal Bldg, 1925 Eye st. NV. Cali MA,
1886, Mr.. Folcone. 3
LARGE OFFICE ROOM adjoining my
real estate ONCE; newly decorated;
desirable for manufacturer repre-
sentative, broker or architect; mod
est rent. VIM. T. BALLARD. 1918
1901 N ST. E.w.-vacant and ready
to occupy; building has 4 floors.
corner location in downtown
area which is suitable for any
business; ground floor fronts on
18th st. n W. and may be used for
q store display or show purposes
Can be rented in its entirety or each
floor separately. No reasonable offer
refused. B; F. SAUL CO., 925 18th
st. NV. MA. 2100. ia
DoWNTOWN-English basement with
show windows; approx 500 so. it.
area, $75; 3-rm. suite on 3rd floor,
$55. KELLY & BRANNER, DI. 774O.
1881 X ct. N.w.-2nd-f,oor room,
$50 per month: DRURY REALTY
Evening star., 1950-09-08
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

,SELBY ON THE BAY-Sacrifice
Leaving city Sept. Is. Reduced
$1,000; 2 furnished cottages over
looking bay; $4,000. Call SH. 6746
SHERWOOD FOREST, MD.-Large
modern cottage in restricted COM
munity, 80 miles from Wash: liv
rm. with firepl.. large screened
porch; modern elec. kit; 2 bedrms
and bath upstairs: 2 rms. ano
shower down: completely furn.;
Hill.
CoLToNS POINT, MD.-7-rm. house,
bath and a half; 2 screened porches,
garage, chicken house, so fruit
trees, outside laundry house, Us
acres land, 3O0-ft. from waterfront.
Call WI 0746. 10
ATTRACTIVE new room and bath
cottage, overlooking water, cabinet
sink, ,elec. cooking stove, complete
with bath, and shower; large lot;
BOND. ME- a5I0 ~'0 H.
Evening star., 1950-09-08
AUTOS & TRUCKS WANTED
NORTH CAROLINA used car deaIer

NORTH CAROLINA used car dealer
specializing In cars direct from
private owners; need exceptionally
nice; fhceas healthy; original nla condition; ,s6
Pontiacs. 2 and doors. Write l.. N
JAMES. p. o. BOX 238, Bethel. North
Carolina. giving description price,
address. telephone number and my
buyer will contact YOU.
AUTOS FOR SOUTHERN TRADE, '36
to 40; spot cash. PRESTWOOD.
CHEVROLET 1910 to 1916. from pvt.
party have the cash. MI. 1868,
EDO late model cars at once.
VIII pay the highest cash dollar.
COLLIE MOTOR TRAILER CO.. 5000
SGae6oIrgia ave-, Silver Spring. 81.
FAIR HONEST APpKAIsALs on 0 al,
mskEr. mskss .sdNTiKc e ffss 9Ts 1ss. assured a. a
WANT 200 MANAGED CARS. TO,
ureck yd; we buy outright or accept
~ trade on geod used cars; we also
have used parts for most cars: reas. !:
.9ar .9ar WARRENs AUTO sALV
4O36 MINI ave ne VI 1863
WANTED CHEVROLET 194I or AZ
In good condition. Call LA. 6-643S.
Evening star., 1950-09-08
FIRST TIME OFFERED

FIRST TIME OFFERED
El-Hogan"-Fairfax County. Va.
Desirable homesites in wooded area
with stately oaks and poplars; on
paved highway, 20 minutes to D. c.:
lots suitable for real rambler-type
ZONES: plenty elbow room: electricity
SEQ and select your homesite in the
one remaining most desirable loca-
tion in Fairfax County; near enough
in, far enough out. The price is
right. They will not last. Church,
school, theater and rapidly growing
shopping center within short dis
Directions: Out Route 80 to Kamp
Washington, right on 80 half a mile
to No. 655. right on No. 655 ls mile
to sign, "El-Hogan." Lots on both
Alternate route; Over Chain Bridge.
bear right and follow Route 1913 to
right on No. 655, g miles to Ell
Hogan sign on left Once on hill.
Open Saturday and Sunday from 10
am IOs
Evening star., 1950-09-08

WOULD LIKE TO RENT garage In vic.
of Kansas ave. and Jefferson st.
NV. Call MRS. GARNER, SH, Ss44.
GARAGE FOR RENT-3-dr.: $50 mo.
Inquire Ii. 4-9235 It'll 8 pm. %
WANTED TO RENT, 2 or 3 car
garage for dead storage; any part Of
city. Call ST. 44S4. 10
Evening star., 1950-09-08
TAxIcABs FOR RENT

DRIVERS wanted for Diamond Cabs;
new and used cars avail; reas.
rental rates; must. have identifica-
ne. See MELVIN HERMAN.
Evening star., 1950-09-08
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-REN7
SHOPPING CENTER

OI1OF Z 1NO OEN I En-
On Annapolis rd. near 6Sth ave-. op-
posite Caffritz and other big subdivi-
sion. 564-ft frontage by 400 #
deep, over $4,000 IT. of parking
space. Shop owners inquire about
this Opportunity. Call MR.. COUR-
TOIS. RE 2064.
Evening star., 1950-09-08
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

NORTH BEACH BUNGA.-Nice, clean,
3 bedrms.. lge. kit, sun porch, gas
range, refgr.; was $50 wk.; now
$40. TU. 2552. 3
FURN. WATERFRONT COTTAGE -
Accommodates 6; pvt. pier, boat,
excel fishing; on lower Potomac
River near Leonardtown; $50 a
Evening star., 1950-09-08
FLORIDA PROPERTY,

FURN., LOVELY 9-RM. Daytona
Beach guest home: for rent or sale; /;
SIG, $50; S1,S50 cash; bal. S125 mo
Ii. 4-9G9S,
Evening star., 1950-09-08
AVIATION

MEMBERSHIP now available to be-.
ginners and pilots in established
active flying club; very reasonable.
For details, call IA. 2-s226. ia