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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-09-01
Anti-DiscrimlnatiOn Law

Meanwhile, in March of this
year the State Legislature passed
and Governor Dewey signed a
law extending the present ban on
racial discrimination in publicly
financed housing to all housing
that benefited from public assis-
lance. The law did not, however.
apply to housing already in exis-
tence, Then on June 10, bill was
introduced into the New York
City Council making IL a misde-
meanor to practice racial discrim-
ination in housing projects receiv-
ing public assistance in any form.
The bill was withdrawn ten
days later. Since then there have
been persistent reports that ne
gotiations have been going on be-
tween the company and the city.
Two weeks ago and aide to the
Mayor said that the company had
agreed to admit Negro tenants
and that it only remained for Mr..
o'Dwyer to sit down and work
out final details with Frederick
II. Ecker, chairman of the COM
pany board. The Mayor had no
comment Mr.. Ecker said: De
ponent sayeth not"
Last week the deponent broke
silence. On Thursday, MetropoR-
ton spokesman announced that
Stuyvesant Town has leased
some apartments to qualified Ne
gro families" He added: mo
change in basic policy is involved
=. The company has success
fully established its right to sell
ect tenants of its own choice. In
doing so, the management will
continue to exercise its best
judgement."-N. Y. Times.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-09-01

Our anniversary in our
years advertising did themselves proud and t
shop Spokesman of Minneapolis
pages Paul contained ten pages
of the tremendous amount OF
required gather photos and print paper
pages joint of the newspapers put In
the mails nd by fine staff last week
We were pleasantly surprised by
with in tribute, they claimed to
writer The they treat 1.-THE Boss"
they say in the advertisement
However maybe they really think we're not such bad guy after
looking officers and one
enlisted who training at Camp Mccoy visited us Sunday
afternoon Clean intelligent again ready for the responsibilities
forces they proud the high of
young country is developing.
They question what they thought of
the Armys Indignation program
though thought the much too
interesting story the
Av Fourth infantry Division with headquarters at Fort Ord
the ending of all segregation in that institution
has raised the morale of the entire camp white and black
spent a of visit with the officers
extong of Negroes settling Minnesota All
them college trained We anxious Chamber
trained and that Minnesota
offers real opportunities
Shortly young popped Eugene and
pretty wife, Angeles We then had to listen
patiently California He
that opportunity the land of movie stars oranges conVeres
earthquakes superior other state including Mnneo-
Eugene circulation of the powerful Los Angeles
vacation headed East A native of ST.
newsboys he has slight yearnng for the
Twin Cities but his real love the city of Los Angeles
Every plugs California Our
resistance admit, to be reduced with
settled California Most of
admit have not returned to However
pound pound dollar dollar, Minnesota
thought those earthquakes
California gives pmpes Gene doesn't call
them earthquakes, he they are slight tremors"
A sign of Genes age
Newman" His wife looked
she had heard him
simply the sign of his confidence and
perhaps realization that he of the promising
young the circulation feld-CE.N.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-09-01

The Korea has taken the off Of what promised to
rugged primary election in Minnesota Moving Of the spotlight from
domestic to the international
the heated Nominations Of the candidates for office This
table for 1t important and
state and national offices that the country
In peace time.
Minnesota needs county officers good
tors and legislators get
fees from governor down.
Important to the Negro people and the other
IL the election OF good to the national Congress
that the Negro look for relief oppression
which he suffers Of states
Minnesota Congressman like oara and Hagen voting
Deas matters Of great Importance the rhanc full
citizenship for Americas 10 million Negroes
Ia therefore the duty of Minnesota Negro voting
participate the primary elections September
elections which follow
states the Negroes not allowed equal
primary Minnesota every
every citizen avail himself of the privilege of the
duty
We're interested in who readers vote
they a ballot
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-09-01
Jim Grow Eviefed?

Stuyvesant Town is a housing
development covering several
square blocks on New York's
East Side between Fourteenth
and Twentieth Streets. Its $3.50
apartments shelter over $4,000
people. The development is wholly
owned by the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company. The COM
pany has received no direct assis-
lance from the city in public
money. But it did receive num-
cipal help in condemnation pro-
ceedings, and the city extended
tax exemptions of $4,000, 900
over twenty-five years.
Even before the land for Stuy-
vesant Town was acquired dur
ing the war the issue was raised
whether Negro families could rent
apartments. The company has
steadily maintained it had the
right to select its own tenants.
INSTRUMENTATION groups argu-
ed that the company's low rents
were made possible through tax
exemptions; that these exemp-
tons represented a contribution
from all taxpayers; and that
therefore there should be no
discrimination because of race,
color or creed.
Over two years ago three Ne
gro veterans began legal proceed
ings against the company. They
lost in the lower courts and APP
pealed. In July. 1949, the State
Court of Appeals upheld the lower
court in a four TO three decision.
Last June the U. S. Supreme
Court refused to review the state
ruling.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-09-01

Minneapolis public schools need the assistance of the s
September H. schools thereby
children the the rs mill special school
the voters win decide elections held the
Tuesday OF this month
This 7B min levy passed win not increase the taxes of
already Approval
that 1861 public
trained WIN be kept pay-asyou-go basis.
win also Eugene Larson member of the volunteer
points Security and stability
year and next"
Newspaper citizen to vote Yes" when
the increased levy OF tn
by the Laws Of 1913 be connuedH"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-09-01
THE SHADOW or BEAUTY

I saw the shadow of beauty
Pass
Over the grass,
The shadow of a leaf,
The brief
Shadow of a bird in flight
The purple shadows Of the night
OF clouds of the night,
OF clouds moving apace
With eager grace
Over the hill,
The shadows lying stin
In the deep pool,
The long cool
Shadows of the trees
At evening-time that ease
The heat of summer,
Blue shadows on the snow,
The flow
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-09-01

Texas has more farms, accord
ing to federal census, than any
other state, 384,977. North Caro-
lima is second at 2S7412, Missis-
sippi third at 1853, 528. Minnesota
farms were counted at 1882.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-09-01
YOU CAN'T WIN BY
DOING WRONG
BY william Henry Huff

ny "IHIH HHVHIy NuHI
When you start to doing wrong
Youth be caught and wrecked ere
long;
Up the road a little way
Lies a thing with teeth to STAY
Those who turn away from right
Undo deeds as dark as night
Doing wrong you cannot hide,
Although multitudes have tried.
None of them has ever won
That's a thing that can't be done.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-09-01

past course ridiculous,
ridiculous than blind breaking with the Nothing ought
repeated been done that and
nothing discarded used
the rather than its ought always
be governing factor.-Adyertisng Age.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1950-09-01

OF gImmering shadows on the
sea,
The shrouded sky
Where Swallowed beauty passes
by. Florence Irene Gubbins
Evening star., 1950-04-14
Reg. 1905 Nylon Jer

Perty styled With short puff sleeves shred skirt for fun
Nyon lace trims sleeves and neckne Lush coIo-rint
pink blue, white Sizes 81 to 40.
Reg 395 Royon Jersey Tcot Gowns
Lngrte-Thnd
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-07-07

will come in to meet them and
stay until after the rains (Sept.
and Oct.) are over.
''This must sound absolutely
fantastic to you. Perhaps it
scares you. Well, that's why !
say it's a funny place. Here it
seems as natural as teaching
classes in Lexington, Kentucky. |
don't find myself nervous, only
eager to start.
Let me stop for a moment ;
/ hear the boy outside. / want
him to 'tengenesa viatu' (ix my
shoes polish my shoes).
meals here are excellent.
Climate superb. People nice. Liv-
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-07-07
Dan Hamilton in Africa
Continued from first pa0e)


zebra, wildebeeste, gazelles, hye-
ma, jackal, ostrich, etc. Every
thing but simba pronounced
'seemba'), meaning lion.
"This isn't jungle. Grass two
or three feet high, dotted with
scrubby trees five to twenty feet
high, stretches across gently
rolling plains. Game simply
covers the area.
my field party consists of
me, my personal boy I'm hiring
one tomorrow recommended by
Major Gator, whose excellent
boy vouches for this one); a
cook, a head man (native straw
boss), 8 askari (native armed po-
lice guard), and porters. ! am the
only white man in my party.
My boy speaks some English, as
does the head boy. All instruc-
tions, commands, ETC., will have
to be in Swahili, the only lam
guage used here In handling the
blacks. English is utterly useless
with them.
Il will spend the next couple
of weeks learning Swahili, look
ing for housing, and Quitting
my safari. Pots, pans, food,
clothes, books, tools, sheets.
blankets, tubs, buckets, boxes,
mosquito nets, helmet, SHOES
! the whole works except tents and
Iheavy equipment. I'll travel by
truck (add native driver to
above list) and on foot.
"The area / work is known
az part of the MD. North
ern Frontier DISTRICT. 1t runs
from the Equator on the south,
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-07-07

north about so miles q degree
lat.) and is about the same
width Il degree long.). The only
town of note is a village known
as Isiolo-about 1870 miles north
of Nairobi. The area contains at
least one herd of about 200 ele-
phant-probably others; many
rhino, quite a few simba, and,
most vicious of all, the buffalo.
Some leopard are found, but
rarely. 1t is . game refuge, and
hunting is not allowed in most
of it. A .44O cal. rife has been
issued to me for protection only.
However, it is expected that /
viii have to use it. They don't
issue them as souvenirs.
MY askari are also for that
purpose. Two months ago, the
natives attacked q party and
killed 8 whites and q few'blacks I;
18 Of the attackers were killed.
Here they say, Don't let them
get too close before shooting So
my askari are used as follows: !:
Two are up all night tending
fires and patrolling camp. They
sleep all day while 2 others guard
camp. ! take four. One guards
the truck and three guard me.
That is the picture from here.
1t is not a funny matter. This
work is definitely dangerous.
1T Is my plan to find housing
before going out, have the per-
mission and paper work on get
ting Carol and Kirk here
begun now. II all goes well
they might come by Septem-
Der. When they arrive !
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-07-07

dollars-and.cents reasons for
making ROADMAsTRR your
choice over any other car,
lie sixe. The commanding per-
formance Of Ito lS2.hp Fireball
valve.in.head straieht-eleht en-
aine. DynaAow Drive standard.
A ride that's quite matchless In
ito gentle soitness. Distinguished
styling from bold, protective
front end to cleaning double
bubble" taillight.
But II you're ready for 9 car
that's more than just an auto.
mobile-if you want one that
puts your best foot forward In
any company-that's tho real
reason for seeing your Buick
dealer quickly-to talk turkey
about q RoADMAsTRR.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-07-07

ments and grab a high-powered
rife to defend himself against
a lion or a leopard or a buffalo.
(The picture here, drawn by
Garrett Price, is a reprint from
an old New Yorker album.)
An air-mail letter from Dan
reached his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Hamilton, here in
Chapel Hill, five days after he
mailed it in the colony's capital
city Of Nairobi. Here are some
passages from it.
"Kenya is a fabulous place.
1t is so different in every way
from any place I've ever known
that it is actually unreal and un-
believable,
"You can't imagine how cor
dial the people are. Yesterday
afternoon we went to visit a
couple Ayers knew" layers is
another American geologist. He
and Dan made the trip to Afri-
ca together.) "They served tea,
drinks, and a huge supper, and
lit fire in the living room while
the radio (BBC) played Okla
homa tunes and current U. s.
hits. 1t was most informal and
friendly"
(You may wonder why any
body should be lighting a fire in
a living room in mid-Africa. The
explanation is that Kenya,
though 1t is athwart the Equa-
tor, is on q high plateau and
has a pleasant climate.
To-day, after tea with Major
and Mrs. Gator we drove out
side Nairobi and watched Goo
feet to 100 yards away giraffe,
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-07-07

ing quite a bit cheaper than at
home Now | must call the
boy to 'tengenesa' the mosquito
net over the bed Hope you
are all well and happy"
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-07-07
The Gar that puts
uw Best Foot lhyWayd

eight power plant--when you
feel the smooth surge Of its
DynaAow.c take.olf--
Man, then you know you've Got
real automobilel
And don't overlook this.
That graceful sweep Of chr0me
along the fender --found on no
other car made today lis Q
mighty eye.catChing note Of die.
tincti0n.
Those four Ventiports, too,
cause many head to turn-they
mark you unmistakably a. thc
owner of the biggest and best
Buick built--a car as fnc and
rich as any man mas need for.
There are . Iof>of good, solid,
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-07-07

WE think you'll agree that
wv the whole story of m auto.
mobile Isn't told In its power,
Ito room, Ice styling, even In its
ride.
There 10 the aIl-important point
about what . car does 10 you
and that's where RoADMAsTER
really shines.
Tor you can't slip into this
bonny beauty's broad seats with.
out feeling like somebody pretty
special.
When you take its neat wheel In
your hand when you cut loose,
with . toc-touch, the rich bari-
tone Of its big FirebaIl straighi-
Evening star., 1950-05-26
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

WANTED or 3 bedrm. home in
nearby Md: ne. Owners only. SUBJ
stantial cash. WA. 1888 after 8 pm.
PAY CASH FOR HOUSES. any con.
d F. fRoMfr oaSf ATTENTION to til. sal.
o. your home. business or invest
ment property ts what you desire
SOY soy North c.pisoi aiSMEHIEs "a s7sd dsealtSs F4s.
PRIVATE Party RaTss' wants s,nss s.bedrm. sse
house in Takoma Park or Silver
Spring. Owners only. WA. 4476.
HOMES needed for white or colored;
Il. 3-4779, FR. 5212.
QUICK will be the action In buying
your home for cash. MITCHELL
QUICK ST. 5000; ewes, RA. S41s.
CASH FOR YOUR HOME or viii sell
on terms. Gail Mr.. vidi or Nj. Noe
FR. 1000 SOUTHEAST REALTY
DIRECT FROM OWNER, highest cash
Ss En- y0s1 st. DFGpsst' gss eve. es NJ MR sf55 kgcH
with option e buy; ST. os4s be-
FOB SonI FAST sI ACTION st Soda ia selling your
IAYEiM ~ sEAETY Eri CO. eos' I'LL pm
FROM OWNER ONLY - Immediate
need Of 5 to z rm. home. in ne.
or nearby P. @. Co. UN. 3507 after
soID OUT. We are in dsspers,.
need Of homes In ne. or nearby
2. @. Co. to supply cur great de-
mand Of spring buyers. NJ" Ham
mack. NO. 1908; ewes, uE. 35O7.
WOODRIDGE REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1950-05-26
FARMS

RETIREMENT FARM-Plus 4o-acre
on Bun Run. Ideal spot for rod and
gun club or any other organization
desiring wooded tract with water
ttrontass for t,shing and swimming;
dwelling in good condition, barn and
other outbldgs.; 3 mi. from. Manas::
sas; 32 mi. from D. C.; win sell AZ
or part: total price, S10,50O. MILLS
sEALrY Rdaa CO.. Annandsie. Va "a
13s4 4. WOODLAND. 90 miles north
west Fredericksburg, 4s0 ,yds. hard
road frontage. school bus. elec.'
phone available. bldg. sites. stream
spring. Price $500; S175 down.
s35 per mo. lo% disct; cash, owner
0s nseds fo,,;.s sash v, Aler a,e aooo' ext AZ
Goob oisi iSskiwiY PAIS1ED g s-rm.
shade, fruit trees. and GOOD road.
5000 .dn.. $50 mo; $4,000. Alley
1000. ext. 4I2; or Louisa. Va. BAG.
$3.50 DN. $s5 MO. buys 20 q. farm,
large old 6-rm house, 80 acres
fertile, open, bal. woods. l20 nj.
south D. c. Immed. poss. $3.50.
Alex. 1000. ext. 4I2; or Louisa. Va,
sITRouT's FARM cATALoe FREE
/: $50 BARGAINS. 81 states. sTRoUr
Ws:hins.or ssl Vet uesroeciissn HH 4S4s ''''
LoUDOUN COUNTY. vA.--52-acre
small farm with 2-bdrm. modern
house in TOP condition. EXCELLENT
spploxmy Sisa slss osS'f g 1.s SH:saiidnss rom
Wilmington. Long road frontage.
McCAY = MccAY. Realtors, GL.
6otos 10
Evening star., 1950-05-26
Expansion Bungalow
S125nn

Near shopping center and served by
public and parochial schools: rms.
place, full bsmt., lge. attic, range
and refrigerator included; level lot
for vegetable garden; $4,000 cash
needed: Call OW. 5000.
Evening star., 1950-05-26
FALLS CHURCH

Broadmont-One of the truly fine
homes, as well as one Of the most
beautiful in the area; new 2-story
brk.; 3 levels. has lge. liv. rm,
din. rm., 4 bedrms. and 212 baths;
truly a dream home. See this
Evening star., 1950-05-26
S MINUTES TO
COUNTRY PROPERTY

COUNTRY ESTATE for sale by owner.
Consisting of house with IA rooms,
hot and cold water, air-conditioned
heat. Two rental houses on prop
erty. Approximately ] mile OF white
plank fence. Located g. miles of
between Washington and Fred
ericksburg. Va. Price S22 500. H. R,
HEFLIN. Garrisonville, Va. Phones
Garrisonville S-F-3 or S-F-5. rs
Evening star., 1950-05-26
DEAL For OLDER COUPLE

clean, frst-fioor bedroom
and bath, . guest bedrms up; full
bsmt. with outside entrance; garage;
level well-kept lot; wide street of
settled homes; going TO sell at
S14,95O
Evening star., 1950-05-26
BEAUTIFUL SCHOOL
ACROSS THE STREET.

Fapestry-brick Colonial with rms
and tile bath. clean bright bsmt.; at
tractive fenced-lot. wide and level;
oh-street driveway; many flowers
and shrubs; GI contract accepted:
81 300 down; owner asking S12,750.
Evening star., 1950-05-26
STORES FOR RENT

BASEMENT STORE or shop. $50 mo.
SILVER SPRING. MD.-New store,
17x70, available July lst, central
location Act quickly. Call Mr.. Miller
or Mr. Helsn. CRANE & HELAN'
1915 sIi N spTSi 81 NV. Downtown-stfeet
once. win lease. Co ss4s 81
rms, long time srocery location:
avsilabls sn m immediately. sE%, AuERBsAcH
sTokk A; And S'Sii SBikiLcoNY-Actlve To-
cation; Medical Center; suitcase Is
mos: rent reas. RE. 7o21 til
1s1s H II ST. N.E.-Lse. store. ideal
81 ssgs6 sR 'hRs Re~ 'qs's'is Sas st. JOSEPH
eS$s GEORGIA AVE. N.w.-Appfox. n
4oxs0. excel; location for delica-
lessen. dry cleaner. ETC.. immediate
f'uRaass S BnRSsrEls isas ens Co. ApPls Rsao4s aEo
I415 < 81. nv; ME. $500.
IN HYATTSynLE-Store room for
rent on blvd. in business section.
newly painted. heat included Suit
able dress shop. etc. Phone Hyatts.
DowNTowN - 5ls 11th st NV.
store for rent. ultra mod. new air
cond; bldg. Cali STAR LIQUOR.
VI 2166. 40
barber shop and bakery
locations available at once In new
shopping center now under con-
struction. Call Mr.. Franklin. with
WEAVER BROS. INC, Washington
Bldg. DI. $500: ewes, GIL. 1856
CONNECTICUT AVE.
200 block. very desirable 1st floor
proximately 90 II. depth. Rear
shipping entrance. Parking faciii-
ties for 4 or s cars in rear. Avail
able about June lb on term lease.
INC. 1921 Conn. ave. NV. DE.
Evening star., 1950-05-26

4751 Lee Hwy. at Glebe. IA. 4-1e2o
Evening star., 1950-05-26
Beautiful Country Home
and Cattle Farm

Within 2o miles OF downtown wash
ington Groom house, 4h bAths,
two nreplaces. Newly remodeled.
Necessary outbuildines Beautifully
Handicapped grounds. One-acre lake
stocked with bass and bluegill. las
acres we'll watered BY two streams
and springs. Large nelds OF alfalfa,
orchard grass. ladino clover and
blue erAsS. This estate can be
improvements, Properly located IN
Loudoun County Just OF Rt. No,
on smooth surface road. Call Mr,
Davis, MA. $500, EVENINGS and
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
l4l7 X ST., N. W. 20
Montgomery County-$25, 900
40 acres. 6-bedrm. country home,
with lge. shade trees. on hwy. oil
heat, hrepl., lse. hsmt., incl, back
porch. 9-car gar., lge. barn, . poul-
try houses, other outhldRS,; land all
in growing crops and erass; lge.
fertile sarden, some fruit, lArSe
sparkling spring, bubbiinG out OF
lge rock. Ice cold: meadow with
stream. close-in; owner retirins;
seen by appointment only
JOHN BURDOFT
Colesville. Nd, r, r. d,
Silver Spring, Nd. Call Ashton 3s4S.
Evening star., 1950-05-26

CONTINUED On Hszs Psss3
Evening star., 1950-05-26

MUDFhN UfFTCE BLDG,-lUlT 18th
ST. NV. Entire End fioor. approx
,ooo SO. IT. air conditioning op-
tional; very reaS, rental See Mr.
POSNER, Room 30l or call ST $3.50
ALLISON BLDG.-ornee space 3So.
$50 SO. IT; tree park; good NV
loc, B. B, ALLISON. GE, 0Sl3.-..g
EVANS BUILDING, l420 New YORK
ave, n.v.-Availsble immediately
desirable rooms to meet your re-
oulrements PENN PROPERTIES
Evening star., 1950-05-26
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

SALE BY OWNER-Due to oficer's
transfer. 3-bedrm. brick Colonial
vic. Arlington Forest; 5 min. to
blks. to Bancroft elementary school.
Liv. rm. with frepl. din. rm.. elec.
stove S-cu.-ft. ShelVador refgr., tile
bath and shower; lge. lot 60xi so:
full bsmt.. gas a.-c. heat. For appt.
70 see, at your convenience, call CHI
6525. Asking $15,950. No brokers.
please -2R
Evening star., 1950-05-26
FARMING

A PAYING BUSINESS
ON THIS 11s RICH ACRES WITHIN
COMMITTING DISTANCE OF d. G.
tobacco land. near Waldorf, Nd.
Owner enjoyed profitable return last
year and cultivation now IN progress.
Two large tobacco barns, e-room
frame farm house, other nee. out-
and woods. Owners illness compels
sale. Price cut to Sls,500, For fur.
ther details and to see. call Mr. Toll
son, OR. 11a9. KELLEY & BRAN.
NER. Exclusive AGENTS. pI. 7740,
Evening star., 1950-05-26
FARM EsIArE on Ma,
FARMS FOR YOU

ga. farm, modern home, 81: 500.
SI,s stock farm. modern house.
SlS,b00
aAa estate IN Louden, S35, 600.
lo2-a. stock farm, Louden, xl1 200.
l41-a. valley estate, $40 900.
l0u-s, farm, FAIRFAX County. $4,000,
BARNEY REAL ESTATE
Tysons Cor, Falls On. IA. s60l.
Evening star., 1950-05-26
SMALL FARMS

Out Beyond Atom Bombs
An acre and Independence. $500 the
house,, Also one acre real water
front lots right on Bull Run, $pe0,
Huntins, nshlnE and SWIMMING
room for chickens, garden, fruits,
etc. You can use your land - koon
as you pay the $cS down.
Good Roads
Electricity
$25 DOWN, $40 A NO.
35 minutes drive out Lee blvd, OF Lee
hwy. to Centreville: turn left at
Manassas2, 4 miles TO our bis sian
on LETT, SMALL FARMS. Open every
day, IL noon to s pm Every Trail
way bus to Manassas passes US.
RrinR $40 depoSit Al .