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SURPLUS TOOLS

SURPLUS TOOLS
Picks, 81; shoyels.. 81; axes. Sl.50;
tarps. motors hammers. 10000
other bargains. At washinston's 8
on:g M:g surplus TOOL warehogss. GIcH-
SWEEPER. fllter queen, all attach
ment; Soc excellent condition, S25.
rakP4UIiNs. 4G2ii and drop cloth: Govt.
Surplus; Ss1a l. Lowest q prices .sGJIc sGJIcHNER.
IELEvlsIoN-New. in factory sealed
MOUNT CO. 2150 Georsia ave. NV.
Hudson 1900 The original cash
discount house"
TELEvIsION-Philco consolette, ma
hogany' I9h.ineh; like new. s1l0;
mahogany. fne eond.. S125; strom-
befg-Carlson, table model combina-
ton with changer, S35. 81. 2416.
TELEvIsIoN-som. 1850 models .,
Big .di discounts; oIa o,os also 1881 M models;
reduced; long easy terms. csii Jo,.
ton. Z. j. READ & sons. soii
Nichols , ave; Sc Sc, Open TIL Q pm.
AssI eond;i sl26- Call AT. SAT-
TELEvIsIoN SETS up to 4ogs OF
2-year service on ali models. Las
years models slashed. Many hool
samples. and demonstrators, Fret
home demonstration. Easy terms
Open ewes. until 8. ROYAL APPLI,
ANCE CO. 1911 Nichols ave, sc.
Lu- 1900.
small deposit. DOwD'S TELEvIsION
AIS Conn. ave. OR 1900. g
| WASHERS. ETC
! Top discounts on all new famoul
makes merchandise. Free hom,
| demonstration. Call 10. 2-4542.
GAYLORD g. SKOINICK
| 2914 Nichols Ave. Sc.
Open till PM .
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sH~ SS@~s ASSo ~ ~. hsW
PIPE. galvanized. black, cast iron, cut
St NV: NO. 1908. WA. 5501.
your porch into an extra bedroom
or den. finished in knotty pine, sy-
tion OF the dollar value added to
windows. WI. 6Os6. CAPITOL Con-
IIaAScTING Is,ScsGa CO.. 4s19 Bethesda ave.
pREssiSG pRsfEsssfSs; MACHINE. spott,ng w25 ma.
fnlnei sxi ss5Sa eSiler and electrical panp pgnmp.
RADIO, Impedance Bridge General.
model $50 A; new, $500. Lo. b-lg43.
RADIO AND DAvENPoRT-RcA
hination console. excel. cond.; $50.
Lawson davenport with slip covers,
iair; $40. EN-. 1851. -a7
REFGR.. Crawford. cubic feet, 9
iss ss7d d5arys; baby carriage. reas. oL.
REFRiGERAToR. ox: GOOD con cond.
s-,s1 g. It; S mos. old. au. 4i s7Is
kiIaSEl.sERRzaflons. III iaI. : al New. "a dis
sS96is 6 siia dsSnss ssssas ave- p4HA MA
kEFRIGERAToRS - Reconditioned,
an makes. sizes and prices; time
payments FREDERICK RADIO RE-
M pElaETEAT0n TS Sa5o co" 1905 i4th st.
SAMPLES: big sayings. p ?. o. sn smith Hpsl g.
q S; INC: 1874 b me-. II. 3-6050.
hEfalHGLRATORs, a, sH up TO 40ee disc.
on On sl moor models: last yr's models
sHssh'e aat kogAE ssy terms apL13sch ossn syss co
iSll Nichols ave. s.e.s LU. $1,000.
REFGR., WESTINGHOUSE: 8 Gu. IT., $50.
Phone RA- 1893. 513 Webster st.,
REFRIGERAToRs. all makes, sizes;
peri: cond-i guar. uN. 1efa, IN.
REFRRIGERAToR RENraL-s5 ner
MO, small deposit. DOWD'S ELEC.
Co. AIS Conn. ave. OR. 1900.
REFRIGERATOR. Admiral. 1850; ex-
eellent condition; 2 Gu. TT; 5-yr.
iiss1ins compartment; Sp Rss SIS. sna ia9Gz ax
REfEJGERAToR, eE. 6 Gu. #, 1850
RTFRiGERaATo6Rloo Dps westinshouse2. m2S q
Gu IT.. excel. cond. cH. 1854.
RESTAURANT and soda fountain
at 81 N st, NV. -26
RUGS .t2o. BiEelow. blue. A phenom-
lsTT1s, IT sxs; also hail runner; 500
RUGS, sx10. reversible wool rugs,
S29 80: Hail runner, So 40 I'd; rug
remnants 6oGs of AAA LIMO
LEUM CO, $500 Georgia ave. NV.
RUGS-Genuine orientals; all sizes;
very reasonable prices. CASSABIAN.
3204 o st. at Wise. ave. -2S
RUGS, Persian. 20--axl2: new and
semtantiques first 3 callers your
choice $3.50 each, 2409 18th st
RUGs. imported Persian orients,
design; heavy. closely woven for
good wearing: 9x12 S49.6o: ski.
$3.50. other sizes proper priced.
MAYFAIR SHOP 1925 q st. NV.
RUGS, ORIENTAL, room and scat
Ter TER sizes moderately priced RARE
sEWfsH ERG sH0R aacaaSSfE afSf 1ssh sahE st moIs.y oM
sole, round bobbin att. worth $3.50.
now sos: electric portable. S24 so;
sNlse Nice tsss t5ssdle' $3.50. ssis Lee hwy.
sfENoTrrE. fE, 5gi1 lat. model recond,. recon-
TONED, guaranteed. S42.5o UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO.. s13 14th Ct
STORE FIXTURES. counters t2), 8
Il, long, 2 #. wide, Il inches high.
Must yaeate premises. Reasonable.
STROLLER, twin reed. $50; in Tood
condition LU. 4-09S4. go
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ROOMS UNFURkIsHEb
ROOMS WANTED

CoLoRED-S.E., UNFURN. RM.. S25
single, $50 double; cooking priyls.
10. 2-1425. -27
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KITCHEN CABINETS
AND SINKS

Wholesale warehouse clear
ance of nationally adyer-
tised kitchen cabinets and
sinks, damaged in shipment
from manufacturers. Porce-
lain sink tops, as low as S.,
Wood and metal wall and
base cabinets at reductions
up to 500. Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday only, 8
am. to 5 pm.
DOUGLAS DISTRIBUTING
CORP, 901 Girard st. ne.
fjust 4 blks. from 10th and
r. I. ave. n.e9.
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MIscElLANeoUs WANTED

ANTIQUES, American; firearms, Colt
pistols. coins, stamp collections. au-
tograph letters, gold, silver. HOBBY
SHOP, 14lS Wis. ave. NV. MI. 1879.
ANTIoUES-Furntture. prtc-a-brac.
china glassware. rugs. silverware.
paintings; highest cash prices paid.
Call MURRAY tStarhecker1. Ia
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FURNITURE.

New living room suite; breakfront
walnut S97.50. 1918 You st. NV
DE. 1900.
BAR. horse shoe shape. $50 10th st
Sc. Ii. 7-7sS0.
Blonde chest, blonde junior dining
room suite; blonde night table. 1896
Bladensburg I'd. ne. LA. 6-12S1.
Studio couch; mahogany dinette set
2601 Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va,
IA. 2-1116.
Smiths Transfer & Storage
Don't Make A Move without Callins
Smith's'
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UNFURN. ROOM. Ink; quiet lady.
60 years; NV. preferred. Ma. 1925.
B.DRM.. STUDY. In Chevy ch. area
use of piano, refgr. desirable; Gov.
engineer. perm. Box 420-T. Star.
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WESIEY HAIL.

Spacious dble. rms. IN remodeied re-
dec. bldg. Runninx water IN ever
rm. Largs closets: dances and fret
movies. Rec. nm: 6endtx wesheti
Relected menu; SzS % $3.50. l42e
&1gf a. nv. HV, 3o2A
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KENT VILLAGE
ONLY A COMMUTE DRIVE


SOME OF THE FEATURES
AND CONvENIRNCEE YOU
WILL ENJOY AT KENT VII
LACE are large closets.
bright. spacious rooms with
picture windows: trained rec
reational director for such
chi!dren's activities as soft
ball. bowling. scouts. nursery
school. etc; memberships
available In adjoining Country
elun; schools and stores near
py; Capital Transit H-6 and
w: M & A. buses into de-
yelopment on Commute sched-
uis with additional rush hour
Only 10 min. By commuter
train to Union Station.
bedroom from S7I 5n
Q bedroom from - $500
Utilities Included in Rent
Directions: From Peace Cross
af Bladensburg, take Route
q. s. 80 TO 3rd trafic liEht
then right on Route 2O2, 20
ia miles to Kent VILLAGE.
EUGENE B. ROBERTS
Kent Village, Landover. Nd.
AP. 016S.
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NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE
1924 VERMONT AVE. NV:

ME AFI., SI1 VIZ, co. oUUf
1880 K ST. NV.
Ant. consisting of l rm., dressing
month: completely furnished. FLOYD
e. DAVIS CO.. 1929 K st. NV.
Ma 0362. --26
1888 ADAMS MILL ROAD NV.
Apt. consisting of liv. rm., bedrm..
kit. pantry and bath. completely
furnished. 500 per month. See jan
itor on premises. FLOYD z. DAVIS
CO., 1929 K st. NV. Ma. 0352.
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ALTURAS HOTEL

ALIURAS dOIEL
1909 18th STREET NV.
Conveniently located outside rooms
with running water or private bath;
So . day up. Hu. s1l6.
GILBERT
2460 10th st. n.w.-Sgle. 9nd dnle
rms. some with pvt bath. maid and
24-hf. PIX service. CO. 1881:
GORDON HOTEL
Between K and Eye sts.. on 10Th
Nice large dbles with bath. SIS
ssles- SI4 and UP. Ma 1894.
CHASTLETON HOTEL
I70l 18th ST NV
Special weekly rates. single and dou.
BILE rooms; all with private bath
hotel service Gail DU. 1000.
COLORED-. DOUBLE rooms. twir
beds. for men or women. Also ont
single room DU. 1895. -26
COLORFD-LARGE furnished room
and pvt kitchen; for employed cple
coLoR%ED % - 11s uPsHUR ST.:
rooms. kitchen priyileges' GE. 65l6
coLoRED. SINGLE OR TWIN BED
ROOM-Privste home; some pstvtls,
Sess.; ccnv. transr.; "A. 1l7e. -
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PIANOS

Now is the time to buy: complete sc.
lection Of spinets, consoles and
in new floor samples and rebuilt;
special selection of rebuilt grands
S25 DOWN, BALANCE SO MONTHS,
DYNAMIC MUSIC. 1900 G st. NV,
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BOLIVIAN CLUB
1883 18th; business women: sd.
dbl. rms.: modern baths, beaut. fufn.
PRINCE KARL HOTEL
1901 K ST. NV RIGHT DOWN.
TOWN. Newly decor. phone. 24-hr.
switchboard, sgles., dbles., efitc,
ant reas rates tx. 772b
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WELCOME TO $
GLASSMANOR

Washingtop's Most Beautiful
Suburban Apartment DEVELOPMENT
At Moderate Rentals
New / and 2 bedrm apis
OF street parking garages.
Lots of free storage space.
Bari ecue pits. picnic
grounds, play grounds.
Transportation to project.
Free school bus service.
Cooperative nursery.
Furn. apis also available.
TO REACH. Drive out Capitol st.
to D. c line or take A-S Livingston
bus to D C line and walk 10
entrance
Open daily Q to 5; Mon. ewes. T:3O
to $40 I0 3-SI00
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TV DISCOUNTS
We guarantee the top discounts on
1851 popular brands. Cash or terms
Shon the town-see US last.
BLAIR'S TV
1929 Wis. Ave. NV. OR. 1900.
TIRES TIRES TIRES
RECAP YOUR TIRES
8-HOUR SERVICE
seS-1s, see.Is. =; g; ssoS-1ls. sssS-ls.. g
71o-15. IS; s20-15. S10
SAFETY TIRE CO.
1927 33rd st. NV. Below N
TYPEWRITERs, new and used; SIS
and up; CENTRAL. 2o1e 14th ST.
So 50. UNITED TyPEWRiTER Co
T4fEMRirERs. aEp VII & Nv new and rebuilt,
sales. rentals. repairs: terms; Our
Nj MRirEg ges5 co hMERIcAs AFT e.D,,oi pfrE Z
Lincoln 3-00s2 Easy parEins
VIOLIN. LaBertei excel. cond.; with
case: SIS. Call HI. 1858. 81 ;
WASHER RENTAL-S5 per mo. Small
deposit. DowD's nEcTRIc CO.
wasSrSS tais Ssn1 1msCaisps. sGf 9E aoo ap to 4os;
disc. on ali door models; last year,
ewes. till 9. ROYAL APPLIANCE CO
1911 Nichols ave, Sc, LU. 4-G0o0
WASHING MACHINE. Easy spindrisr
FUN. IaRS.' MsoSxiED.. ress' rates. Any.
ans. aaasss y j.. wa wsesas4s. ceA eA n'
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THE coNGRFssIoNAL APIS

215 CONSTITUTION AVE. NE,
Lovely efiic. apt. tastefuliy furn.,
now avail In this ultra-mod. air.
cond. bldg. See Res. Mgr. JESS
FISHER d CO.. INC. 1920 K st.
NV, Ex. 1911. -26
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT HOTEL
.5oEse EooA b e 81 1. AND V, sATH AT 10,
Completely furnished apt. tub and
or o: full hotel service; no time
limit 500 Goth St NV. Ma, 6426-
C0LORED-2 FURN. 1-rm. apts.; no
children; quiet working people;
share bath. AT COLA or DU. 53l3
COLoRED ~ 1915 BELMONT ST.
furn.: ali util; SIS mo. JOSEPH
E BRUNO. INC, eos II st. NV.
ST. $500.
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APIS. FURNISHED tcoas.,

NEARBY Md, Rt. No. ], 30 min.
from downtown; Nicely furn. gar
dinette and bath; piano; ali utiis.
supplied; 500 mo. Phone TO. 1886.
BEAUTIFULLY FURN. e-bedrm. apt.
close-in NV. sections Sl50 mo. AID.
G.S JEFFERSON sT. N.w.-Liv rm..
bedrm. and kit: for married couple;
no children. RA. 1855. pc
CONN. AVE. 1898. Blue Lion Manor
Comb. liv. rm. -bedrm.. kitchenstte
ass ass PPaIRiMosT FAIR Ss; ST. NV rms !,
ssgTs orefsrred. 0s $50. i5 pu ss5a. ga 0ss 2ap's
WE HAVE APIS. or houses. .furn. OF
qndurn; d Wash. Va. Nd; AL Al.
s Across Sc frem alet the Mayowsr aT sA Hose S1
lC. WARDMAN PIX. SHOREHAM-
Large apt. all utils.; exceptional lo-
cation for headquarters for execu-
tives of corporations: must be seen
. to be appreciated: $3.50 mo. DU.
MALL e-RM.. kitchen and bath
apt. partly fnrn;. ntils. except gas
or pets: $3.50. LA CONGA APTS.
9412 Baltimore blvd. Berwyn. Md
-ARGE STUDIO, Mt. pleasant-Re-
fgr., stove, sink, porch. 1874 XII
bourn pl:; $40 80. Co. 4794 26
Q ROOMS. SEMIPRIyATE BATH -
All utilities furnished. Call GO.
i5S5 MASS. AVE. N.w.-studio apt.
share bath and refgr. with another
couple: S11.50 week. -26
FURNISHED APT. in Takoma Park,
OR 5 ROOMS, furnished as apt.
or unfurnished. Immed. poss. RA.
TOURIST cABINs-sls wk. coofins,
pvt baths. DEER PARK COTTAGES
Route 240. Phone Gaithersburg 463.
PVT. ENTRANCE-Beautiful studio
apt. with pvt. bath; sos seles SIS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES location;
2 bedrooms. living and dining room,
bath, kitchen and upstairs porch
house with large yard and ample
parking space. Beautifully furn. in
charming and cultured manner.
Utilities incl. $3.50. Shown by ap-
po,ntmsnt only. MT, o65s; z.
e. ADULTS onlyi sa call from 9 to a;3o.
1ssa MASS. AVE. N.w.-"The OAK
mont Large twin bedrm.; all
slee; kitshenette; $50 mo; rs
2 rooms, large kit. -dinette. bath;
pvt. entrance; suitable Il or 2
gentlemen or 2 girls; $50. DE.
BsMT.. APT. in Chevy Chase home,
Of refined colored cpie. OF. os76,
DUPONT CIR.-.Embassy row. entire
floor. 3 rms, beautiful furn. apt:
large liy. rm., bedrm.,. kit. with
dinette. shower bath; adults; S125.
l74o Riggs pi. NV. los, ring
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MCLEAN GARDENS

Choice residential commu-
nifty Of Washington. Applica-
tions being accepted for single
and double rooms at attrac-
tive monthly rates Gull room
clerk. OR. 6622.
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FURNITURE BOUGHT
TOP PRICES-CALL TIL . PM.
CO S366-ABBOTT d LANDON.

GAS RANGES, gas refgr, furniture,
heating stoves. ACME STOVE CO..
1011 18th st. NV. MA. S952.
GOLD-Bring your old gold. platinum,
cash. A. KAHN. INC IS years
at 93b = st NV
NEWSPAPERS, rags, iron, metal and
batteries. highest prices. d. c.
WASTEPAPER CO.. I'll Kenilworth
ave. ne
PIANOS, highest cash prices paid
for used spinets, consoles and
grands. CAN MR.. BALDI. ST. 02HO.
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COLORED
14th AND NEWTON

Modern fireproof bldg, all apts.
have large front rms. entrance
foyer, bedrm. approx 14x20 IT.. tile
and janitor serv. Can be handled for
as low as $3.50 down. CARL o. HOL,-
LOMAN. Ii 1898.
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LARGE quantity Of good used flooring,
can be used for sheathing or sub
flooring, SIS per. NJ and up. GEN
I'd and W ST. ne MI 6l7T. Il
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CLOTHING-Men's. Top prices. 134;
S st. NV, HO. 0606. -26
DIAMOND JEWELRH OF any descrip.
ton. old gold and silver. Cash paid
ERNEST BURK. GA 18th St. NV
FURNITURE. complete household ane
Tesidsness. Sskis s.ecsf AT. eSasn' ssis. AL '''s
FUkNITURE-Wils ouy entire con.
tents or odd pieces: also old china
bric-a-brac Buying and selling fol
SS years. HoPWooDs stb and z
FURNITURE in good condition; al
kinds household goods; highest cash
prices. MRS. GAY. RE, 1904. g.
FURN.-Odd pieces. entire cont. Re-
fgr. stoves. We buy anything In
your home. Moving also. Sc. FURN
EXCHANGE. 210 9TH ST.. AT. 05a5
- WANTED IMMEDI-
ATELY. FURNITURE. HOUSEHOLp
EFFECTS, ONE PIECE OR ENTIRE
HOME. ALSO NEED REFRIGERA-
TOR GOOD PIANO AND OFFICE
PIECES. PLEASE CALL MR.. GRADY,
MA oRSQ
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS
2-bedrm. apis. in modern garden.
type development; rush-hour ex'
S92, incl utils Resident manager
MRS. LEWIS, 10. 2-642s. -27
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LUMBER

LAW BOOKS, complete set; o. s.
code with latest supplement; new;
500 RE 352A -2S
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CAMERAS

Highest cash prices paid for Leica.
Contax. Rollefiex, and good camera
or movie outfits. BRENNER. 933 Pa.
ave. NV RE. 2434. Park free
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Highest Cash Prices
ror used spinets. consoles and Grand
Sundays 81. S263
Wanted-One Eiffel Tower
Any size; needed for display In con-
nection with the new motion pic
tIre so Long at the Fair" coming
to the Trans-Lux Theater. Call
DI. 1900. -26
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ANTIQUES WANTED

SILvERWARE. ANY CONDITION
Jeweiry, china, glassware and bric-a-
brac. D. Milestone. North O300,
HOUSE OF GIFTS, 143S wis ave.
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BEDROOM, dining room, contents of
home; cash. We do moving; storage.
Ia. 2937; after z pm, GE. 1416.
BOOKS, large and small collections
bought and removed at our expense
DISTRICT BOOK STORE. 721 9th
st.. NV. ME. 5995.
BOOKS bought all KINDS. any guam.
tity. and removed at our expense.
ave. NV ET 36lR
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Pianos Wanted for Cash
COLONIAL PIANO Co. Ma. 1870.
ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE-High-
est cash prices. Prompt service.
Sewing machines. beds. dressers.
Don't sell until you call NO. 6040.
Evening star., 1951-02-26

PIANOS, ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST Cash PRICES
Call Day or Night. SH. 30S0
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ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China, furniture, siiverware. jevelry
and Chinese art objects. ANY guam
tity. Call Louis Segal. cH. 5S33:
, 1951-04-23
DHiverTniii,iinu
Course Offered
In Night School

Extending it's program of driv-
er-training, the Dayton Board of
Education is sponsoring a night
school course at Parker Vocation
al School. Registrations are being
taken at Parker from 5 to 9 pm.
this week for classes starting Mon
day, April 80.
The course will include nine
hours of actual driving experience
in dual-control cars with a train
ed teacher, and four hours of class
instruction in car maintenance and
safety. The course will run for
three weeks, after which time a
new group can be accommodated.
Fee is $34, payable in advance.
, 1951-04-23
NfMmds PH
To Hear Pastor

The Willard School PTA will
hold it's regular meeting at 1880
Pm. Tuesday in the school, Ger
mantown and Summit SITS. The
Rev. J. Welby Broaddus, pastor
of Tabernacle Baptist Church, will
be the principal speaker.
Wizards Glee Club, under the
direction of Mrs. Florence Hall
and Mrs. Janice Carter, will sing.
, 1951-04-23
Dayton Student
On DemsL List

Word has been received by Mrs.
Dorothy Koogle, GIT North Ave-,
that her son, Jay Koogle, Fair
view High School, 40, sophomore
at Massachusetts Institute of Tech
nology, has attained rating on the
deans list of superior students
at the institute. Mrs. Koogle is art
demonstration teacher in the Day
ton public schools.
, 1951-04-23

The Court order restrained any
interference with services Sunday.
Captain Emil Citing of the Ham
ilton county police had at least
eight patrolmen at the church to
maintain order. In the injunction
suit, the Rev. Mr.. Wesley says
the deacons threatened to prevent
services and do him bodily harm
if he entered the pupil. The pas
tor says they're trying to force
him out. He says the deacons
went to the church last Sunday
and prevented the call to worship
at II am. Mr.. Wesley claims the
deacons were able to do that by
loud talk, singing at the wrong
timesand constantly moving about.
Captain Citing says county
patrolmen were sent to the church
last Sunday as a result of the
disturbance.
, 1951-04-23
TOO MUCH "SINGING The BLUEST

ly (and we must be honest) we can not
work up the same enthusiasm for the work
of the local branch. We DO feel, however,
that with its new and energetic leadership
the Dayton NAACP is beginning to blossom
into what it should be = a militant and a.
lert watchdog in the community to check
and prevent the spread of the vicious can
Ger of race hate. For this reason, the or
Continued Page. 2
, 1951-04-23
Our W0rMToddv

BY international News Service
TOKYO-Thousands of swarm
ing Chinese and North Korean
troops, supported by big guns and
tanks, are smashing against United
Nations lines along a 110-mile
front in the long awaited Spring
offensive.
new
fuel has been injected into the
blazing Macarthur controversy
with the flat denial by a Washing
ton correspondent that the joint
chiefs of staff recommended the
firing Of Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthur.
LONDON-Prime Minister At
ment in sight that might end De-
Party has been shaken to it's core.
by the resignation OF lettlSt Cab
met Minister Anaurin Bevan which
may topple it from power.
DETROIT Negotiators are
continuing their round the-clock
sessions but there's still no agree
ment in sight that might end De
troits's paralyzing city-wide tran
sit strike.
WASHINGTON Movie Actor
John Garfield has the starring role
Of witness today at the resump-
ton of the House Un-American
Activities Committees search for
Communism in Hollywood.
, 1951-04-23

organization can get from the people it pro-
poses to help.
Despite its shortcomings land every
organization h them!) the NAACP is
potentially the most powerful weapon the
Negro people have in Dayton or any other
community where Jim. Crow continues to
raise his ugly head. On the national level
the NAACP has waged a long and highly
successful battle for freedom. Unfortunate
, 1951-04-23
Both Republicans And Democrats
StaAmg On civil Rights In Ohio

CLEVELAND, April % ONS)- Executive Secretary
Charles P. Lucas of the Cleveland NAACP believes civil rights legis-
IL in Ohio is being held up because neither political party wish
to push Fair Employment Practices FEPC) legislation.
Lucas toll dthe St. James Literary Forum yesterday that
increased work in the entire field of civil rights is necessary to eli
inmate continued discrimination, including segregation in the states
welfare and penal institutions.
, 1951-04-23

Wilkins was principal speaker
for the Kickoff Rally Of the 1851
Dayton NAACP membership drive.
He said Truman has done the
Negro people a great wrong by
appointing two men who by their
records have, demonstrated thier
, 1951-04-23
IN DAYTON FOR RALLY:
NAAP leader Blasts
Truman And Macarthur

A natlonaly-knoWn expert on race relations gave
both President Truman and General Macarthur a sound
tonguelashing in Dayton last night for their ~"lily-white
pollUces." Roy Wilkins of New York City, administrator
OF the National Association for the Advancement of Color
ed People NAACP) blasted the two leaders in a speech
before an interracial audience of more than 200 in Tab
ernacle Baptist Church.
, 1951-04-23
Dispute RACES Between
veucons, Church Pastor

April 23 Especially Dispute be-
tween the eight deacons and the pastor of a Negro
church has reached Common Pleas Court in Cincinnati.
The Rev. Charles Wesley, Pastor of the Saint Moriah
Baptist Church in Suburban Lincoln Heights, was grant
ed an injunction by Judge Charles S. Bell.
, 1951-04-23
GAN EDITORIAL)

The National Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People (NAACP)
has opened it's annual membership drive in
Dayton : and with it has launched an all
out fight for first-class citizenship for the
40 thousand or more Negroes who live and
work in this community. The success or
failure of this two-fold project depends en-
tirely on the amount of active support the
, 1951-04-23

anti-Negro attitudes" The MAC
P leader said the appointments
former Georgia congressman
Robert Ramspeck as head of the
Civil Service Commission and one
Continued Page A
, 1951-04-23
Statewide ACTION ORDERED:
Ohio C|O Board Takes
Bold Civil Rights Stand
By ALBERT JACK

COLUMBUS, April 20 (Special)- An intensified
and broadened fight for civil rights in Ohio was launched
today by the Ohio CLIO. Council, as it's 19-man executive
board gave full approval to a program mapped by the
Ohio C. l. O. Civil Rights Committee.
, 1951-04-23

James Culver of Warren, a state
CLIO. vicepresident. Culver out
lined a four-point program ham
mered out by the Civil Rights
Continued on Page ~
, 1951-04-23
robe Underway In Death Of 3 Ohio Airinen

HARRISBURG, Pa. April %, (NS)-An Air Force probe
was underway today in the deaths of three Ohio Air National
guardsmen in the twin engine attack bomber which crashed on a
fog-shrouded Central Pennsylvania mountain. One victim was identi-
fled as Cpl. Thomas Wilcox of Dayton.
, 1951-04-23
Weather Forecast

Fair and cool. High in low SOS
today. Fair tonight. Lowest IS to
40 with some frost likely. Tuesday
some cloudiness and warmer.
, 1951-04-23

Meeting at the Neil House in
Columbus, with President Jack
Knoll acting as chairman, the exc
cutive Board heard a complete
report and detailed recommends
ton from Civil Rights Chairman
, 1951-04-23
Postal Clerk Leans To Death During I. v.

CINCINNATI, April % GNS)-Cincmnati Postal Clerk
Ernest w. Teller, AZ leaped to his death yesterday from the third
floor of his home as his wife and two daughters watched a television
program.
, 1951-04-23
Aide Saws General Hasn't Been Informed"

NEW YORK, April 23 QNS)-Maj. Gen. Courtney Whit
ny, chief aide to Gen. Douglas Macarthur, said today the five
star military leader "to this day has never been informed Of the
reasons for his summary dismissaT' by President Truman.
, 1951-04-23
LATE BULL fins
Newsman Amounted to vandenberg's Seat

LANSING, Mich, April % QNS)- Gov. G. Mennen Will
iams announced in Lansing today that he has appointed Blair
Moody, a Democrat and a Washington correspondent for the De-
troit News, to succeed the late Arthur H. Nandenberg in the U. S.
Senate.
, 1951-04-23
Defense Dent. Asks Draft Of Doctors

WASHINGTON, April % QNS)-The Defense Department
asked the Seec6ve Service system today to draft TIT doctors in
July and 333 in August because too few physicians are volunteering
for service