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ST. Thomas Style
Show Makes Hit

Continued from page u
sisted by Opal Jones and Matte
Corners. Dee Krantz was fashion
consultant.
Other committee chairmen
were: Models, Barbara Strawder
and Pearl Schofield; Public Rela-
tons and prizes: J. w. Slemmons;
Floor Manager: Coleridge Hen
don; Property and Transporta.
ton: Boyd Crawford; Business
Manager: Percy Hughes ST.; Or
chestra: Percy Hughes; Refresh
ments: Pansy Barnett and Eugene
Shepherd; Advertising: Hobart T.
Mitchell; Souvenir Programs:
Hazel Clark and Nettie Shepherd;
Queen Contest: Mines. l.. Foun-
tain and NJ. Curry; Lighting:
Clarence Hughes; Checkroom:
Shirley Underwood and Jewel
Alexander; Cashiers: Mildred
Daniels and DIN Wells; Admission
Tickets: Talmage b. Carey;
Ushers: Earl Burnaugh.
II was a good show and the
audience seemed to enjoy every
minute of II. The st. Thomas
auxiliaries deserve credit for
again giving the public a delight
full evening of after-Easter enter
tainment and talcnt.-C.E.N.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-03-30
Sax King And Blues
Queen Here Monduy
April 9, Labor Temple

April 9th marks the return en-
gagement by popular demand Of
two personages who recently APP
peared in the Twin Cities on diff
derent dates. This time they are
together in one big dance, pre-
scented by Webster and Black.
Earl Bostic a reknown alto sax
exponent and the queen of the
blues, Dinah Washington.
Bostic in addition to being an
expert instrumentalist is an ar
ranger, and composer. In spite of
a very busy schedule he also has
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-03-30
Two Killed; Three Wounded
On Korea Bottle Fronts

Washington - (ANP) - Re
cent casualty reports released by
the department of defense list two
Negroes as being killed in action
and thre wounded.
The dead are Pvts. CeriCell
Gray p and Herman Brooks, 10,
both of Memphis, Tenn.
The wounded are Pvt. Douglas
Johnican. 10, Memphis; Pvt
James L. Jones. Chicago; and
Pvt. Colonel l.. Harris, 10, Wash
ington d. c.
First in pictures of local hap
pcnings.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-03-30

found the time to wax some very
fine discs, Seven Steps The
Man l Love S45 Stomp
Temptation $50. That's the
Groovey Thing and Serenade."
Tickets for the dance are on
sale in Minneapolis at the Melo-
dee Record shop, 7O6 Hennepin
Ave; Cassius Beauty shop, 37th
and Fourth Ave. So; and the
Chez Paree Salon, 38th st. and
Fourth Ave. So. In st Paul at
Harris Record shop, 9Th and Ro-
bert St and Maurice luke Box,
Dale st. and ROndo.
Advance ticket price is $3.50 in
Guiding tax and at the door $3.50
including tax.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-03-30
SANITY CITY
SPORTS
BY Jimmy Griffin

Sam Bankhead, big brother of
Dan Bankhead, formerly of the
Saints and now with RrnnklYn-
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-03-30
7. TaIley Attending
Vocational Guidance
Meeting In Chicago

Thomas Talley industrial sec
rotary of the St Paul Urban
League, left Friday, March % for
Chicago, Ill The local league Of
fetal is currently attending the
meeting of the national Vocation
al Guidance Association in the
Stevens hotel of Chicago, March
1929.
Social agency representatives
from all parts of the U. S. are in
attendance at this meeting to
learn the latest methods employed
in counsel guidance.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-03-30

he had decided to attend another
school instead of Minnesota. But
in spite of the obstacles he had
to hurdle, especially on the grid
iron. McMoores name will be re-
membered a long time in inter
collegiate boxing of Gopher an
mails. His fine boxing ability with
Colorful craftsmanship helped inn
measurably in making the Gopher
boxing team known through the
country.
Congratulations Mac. They'll
miss your presence on the team
next year
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-03-30

will be the first
Negro manager
in org re d
baseball. He will
handle the Farm
ham club of the
class c provin-
cial league. He
Twill be a playing
manager.
Did you know
that Beau Jack
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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1951-05-01
Ice FoIIies Opens
l2-DuY Engagement
Starting May 23rd

Ice Follies of 1851, greatest of
the travelling ice shows, opens at
the Seattle Civic Ice Arena next
Wednesday evening, May %, at
$3.50 for 12-day engagement. Eve
ming performance start at $3.50 and
the Saturday and Sunday matinee
performances get under way at
2:30. All times are Pacific Daylight
Saving Time.
There are still plenty of reserved
seats for all performances with
the choice selections being Monday
through Friday nights of each week
and the two Saturday matinees.
Persons ordering by mail are re-
quested to give several date pref
erences to insure getting their
tickets quickly.
The all-neW blade revue features
some new skaters that will take
their place among the present Ice
Follies' favorites. Ala Vrzanova,
holder of the worlds figure-skating
championship, is a newcomer who
reveals tremendous speed and
power. Another new headliner is
Richard Dwyer, youthful cham
pion from Burbank, Calf, who is
hailed as a second Roy Shipstad.
Favorites of other years are still
to be seen in the all-star cast.
Prick and Track are back with
their zany antics; Barry German
presents a solo routine that is
smoother than velvet; Betty Scha-
low hasn't lost a bit of her beauty
and grace; the Scotvold twins take
trip through most unusual bak-
cry, and Bill Cameron teams with
Pat Shanahan to present comedy
at its best. Youngsters will howl
at Panchito the Burro, a donkey
with enough personality to become
an ambassador of good will.
The Shipstads and Johnson pre-
sent pair of starlets in Alice
Quessy, of Boston, and Marie Grim
minis, from New York City. An
other young male star is James
McAnany, of Philadelphia, who
presents daring acrobatics on
skates.
In addition there are Harris and
Phyllis Legg, silt skating experts
and more than dozen elaborate
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1951-05-01
KING : MYER
WEDDING MAY 18

A cocktail party at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Guido Almanzor
on May 13 heralded the coming
marriage of Miss Donnamae King to
Mr.. John w. Myer on May 10.
The wedding, which will be a
quiet affair at the brides home,
will be oficiated by the Rev. Hugh
Armstrong Of the First Presbyter-
ian Church.
Mr.. Harry S. King, grandfather
of the bride, will give her way,
with the brides sister, Carrolann,
as maid of honor Fred Lundeberg
will act as best man.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1951-05-01

production sequences featuring the
precise and lovely Ice Folliettes.
Prices for all performances of
the Ice Follies of 1851 are $500,
$500, and $3.50.
Mail orders should be sent to
the Civic Ice Arena, Seattle 8,
Wash, and box offices are open
daily from 10 am. to 6 pm.
But such is the irresistible nature
of truth, that all it asks-and all it
wants--is the liberty of appearing.
Thomas Paine.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-10
Local Negro
Killed In Wreck

Jacob Jones, 30 year old h.
formerly of Tabor City. ro ~ss'?,
was killed and four others ~:
ed Thursday night when a'lu!,
over turned, skidded and '.S "a
300 feet on Highway 70l r w.
Whiteville. ne!
Jones now a resident Of 49,
rews, S. C. was instantlv Lam: 1@c
The injured were James C :,..>
|19; Sammy Lee Jones. y. Pr.,
Jones, Is; Annie Liza Sent. - q =
all Negroes. -
Highway Patrolmen Ka,....
K. Daniel and w. S. Allen 49,,
the car, driven by Joncs lef, ~, ..s
road, rolled 100 feet On -. -.
shoulder on the road and ~. ~.
skidded another 100 feet on -, =.
highway before stopping. ':
The death was the eighth ,f~.
way fatality in Columbus Conn.,.
this year.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-10
-Four Of 4 Kind

Norris far mSaturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben HardWick OF
Gallivants Ferry were guests OF
Mrs. H. F. Lawson recently.
Cleveland CribD ana Talmage
Graves were Sunday visitors OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Graves in
Fayetteville.
A revival meeting is now I'M
derway at the Emerson church.
Services are being held every
night at 7:3O and will continue
through next week. The public
is invited to attend.
Everybody is busy around here
gathering hay.
Lewis Soles, Jack Norris, Ezra
Norris, Winston Norris and Taft
Mobiles still have tobacco that is
not ready for market.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-10
Mrs., Victoria Herring
Taken By Death

Mrs. Victoria Herring, II, OF
route 2, Tabor City died IN the
Mullins hospital WEDNESDAY
morning, Oct. 8, after two DAYS
illness.
Funeral services were helo
from the Cherry Grove Baptist
church at 4 o'clock Thursday al
ternoon with the Rev. Lorenza
Todd and Rev. Mr.. Melton ottlcl'
ating Burial was in the churcn
cemetery.
She is survived by two sons
Needham and Sam of route Z
Tabor City; two daughters, MIS-,
Mary Waddell of Tabor City, ana no
Mrs. L. C. Buffkin of route Z
Tabor City; one brother, Bill VIII
son of Cerro Gordo.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-10
EMERSON News
Bv OSCAR SOLES

by OSCAh oOLHo
James Duncan of McCaderville
spent Saturday night with MS
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Dun
can.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hinson and
family visited at the beach Sun
day.
Nox Jernigan and E. L. So]es
of Chadbourn were visitors IN
Emerson Sunday.
Lewis Soles was a Whiteville
visitor Tuesday.
Rudolph Norris, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Galaspie Norris, is a patient
in the Columbus County hospital
after loosing his right foot from
a "hay moving accident" on the
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-10
Pireway Native
Dies At Hospital

Mrs Katie Stevens, 80, FIRE
wav native, died in the Columbus
County rest home SATURDAY
night at 9 o'clock after a brief
illness. She had been a resident
of the County Rest Home for ten
years. .s f,o,,,
the Imam Funeral home at
o'clock Monday with the rev. r
c, Can't officiating. Burial 1ol
lowed in the Forest Lawn GENE
terry.
She is survived by two nepheWs
HAYWOOD and Tom Smith OF
PireWay.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-10

Production of the preferred
types of pesticides was increased
approximately so per cent in l9ol
above the 1850 level.
Agriculture is the nations Old
oct and most basic industry.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-10

Severe dry weather has reduc
ed prospects for cotton IN IeHas
bv 100000 bales.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-10-10
PAGE TWELVE

In billion valued at II IL pllnon ao
worth equipment To or three anu d hoi 'N
day they using equipment much
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-21
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK -

UNIVERSITY PARK -
Center hall, custom-built brick home
featuring bedroom and full bath on
f1repl.. separate din. rm.. lge. kit.
breakfast nm. and screened porch.
There are 2 bedrms. and bath End
$40, 500. RAYMOND B. DUNN. 1856
A MhsfHas,p aT UNIV Wo PARK HRa4 D. "a e.
Custom built center-hall Cape Cod,
1st f., 24-ft. liv. nm. with fireplace:
full-size din: I'm, large eauipped
bedrm. and de luxe HOLLYWOOD bath,
screened porch; End f., 2 large bed
rms. bath with colored fixtures;
bsmt., knotty pine rec. rm. with fire.
place and built-in bar, "a bath; fur
mace nm. laundry rm.: built-in gar.
This house was custom-built in 1912
and has many features not found in
with S24. 600 1st trust. RUTLEY &
AMER. UNIV. PK.-Det. brick. bed
rm. and bath on LIST f., plus liv. rm..
din. rm., den and kit; 2 bedrms. and
bath, End A.: maids rm. and bath;
oil heat, plus many extras: Call Mr..
T Els 1Hs, with WITH D RI Hp1s BRos.'
BETHESDA. So 800; most attrac-
tive prewar. brick, in excellent con-
dition; located mr.. schools, churches
and shopping; 6 lge. rms; gas heat.
A real beauty. F. A. TWEED CO.,
1904 Connecticut ave. NV, I'm.
1890, -o1
BEAUTY - Handsome
white brick centerhall Colonial top
rms.), 3la baths, incl. recr. rm..
servants rm.. 2-car gar. in class
by itself on present market. Ewes,
call WO. 4754, FRANK S. PHIL
LIPS; DI; l411.
large yard. House most reasonably
priced at S16.950. Shown by APP
pointment. Call Mrs. Dills. Ia.
02a6 or d.. 5000. METZLER REAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-21
HOUSES FURNISHED

VIERs MILL VILLAGE, Sill. spg., Md.
Beautifully furn. 2-bedrm. bunga-
low, full bsmt., gas heat; $l10 mo-;
lease. Call DU. O199. 80
MODERN GRIN. HOME. gas heat,
front and back yards, concrete porch;
Sl3o mo. 1887 14th st. ne, DI.
1878 POTOMAC AVE. N.w.-New Diet.
bone, bedrms;; conv. to transp.;
Sl65 mo. ME. 1890. DU. 1900.
ARLINGTON, near new stratford
School; large S-rm. house, includes
den and music room; s Minis. to
downtown Wash, to Pentagon;
$50 mo. Cali ia. 5-6416. IA
4 BEDROOMS. 2 baths, full recrea-
tion room. domestic quarters. all
electric modern kitchen; S225 per
mo. Year lease or more. VI. $40.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES welcome;
lovely little house, with big garden.
s-RM. HOME. comfortably furn. in
quiet suburban neighborhood: $500
mo-; will consider lower rental on
term term lease; Call M; Grier, Ma;
LOVELY 2-BEDRM. BRICK rambler;
bus in front Of door; ultramod. fur
=
mo. ROBERT NJ. DOLBY. AP. 21O0.
ARLINGTON-5-rm. brick, near
Clarendon; good condition. nicely
fTrn.; fenced yard; full bsmt' $ 81
ALEX fI1 s4S1 va bedrms.. semidet.
H s1so s-s4 b. plus utils' sc Gan
, BEDROOMS. living rm.. dining rm.,
kit, bath and large cellar: Monroe
st. NV, near 18th. S150 I'M
mediate possession. GEORGETOWN
Beatty Rdad d ms, MI. 5577. GO.
GEoRGTowN-Immediately. s lovely
baths. kit. EN-. $685.. @26
GRIN. HOUSE. completely furn.. lin
ems incl, 325 N. Edison ST.. Airing
ton Forest. Long or short term.
center and Pentagon. Avail. tmmed.
object. to children; SI5O mo. Can
be seen Thurs. Fri. Sat. WI. 6I51.
asth AND ROOSEVELT, N. Arlington.
naeS furni sh@ ne Sapa h sf5o
per month. Gail Nj. Whitehe ad'
Ma: 5000; ewes. MI. 1850. BOSS
d PHELPS. INC, 1417 K st. NV.
CHEtf CHASE. MD.-Furn1Shed. A.
yr.-old Diet. .brk. home with 6 rms.
w tile baths. In beautiful condi-
ton and located in a lovely neigh
borhood; large porch. garage,
fenced yard. Years lease, S225.
Call w. B. WRIGHT. EN-. 5000.
18th AND HARVARD NV. . bed
bath. Nicely fu nm INN fmmed d. oe ana
pancy: $50 mo-. incl utils. Call
ME. 300; ewes. GE. 06l9. -2233
LOVELY NEW GRIN, 2-bath house,
furn. in good taste. located in fin
est section of ne: only l blk. from
excel. bus transp. and shop. center;
$500 mo; Call for appt. STEUART
BROS, INC, DI. $685.. ga
SILVER SPRING, lRe. 6-rm. bunga. !;
bsmt:. gas heat. gar. excel. cond.
Children accepted; S125. 81. $500.
ARLINGTON. 1928 goth I'd. N.@5-
sIss mo: EN-. Yas. A' az ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-21
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
BRIGHTWOOD

[1ANNON q IUCHS &C
1908 H St. NV. MA. 2345.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-21
COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

NAYLOR GARDENS, VCHA, 3Oth and
MAYOR I'd; Sc; excellent 1st-fi.. J.
bedrm unit; liv nm. 12x1S all-elec
kit. auto. laundry facils.. play
!gE[ounTds: Monthly cost. S62 So.
500 down. Possession. No 2-hedrm
uni.. avail at. this time. DRURY
REALTY CORP, MI. 1000; ewes.
OR 5761 or TW. 1871.
FACING Rock Creek Park near 18th
and Columbia rd.-2 bedrm., 2-bath
apt. with din. rm., kit. foyer and
lge. sunny liV. rm.; cross ventii
through 10 lge. windows: lots of
space in 5 closets: fine fireproof
building with attrac. entr. and excel.
elevator; restricted. no young child.
or pets; needs redecorating, so
priced low. $1,000. Phone OWNER
OCCUPANT, NO. 1875. "a
GARDENS-Four rooms
and bath, locker room. use recrea-
ton room and laundry: S9,750
monthly payments of S302T covers
everything. For information call
RA. 2g16.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-21
RMS. FURk.-MD. 8 VA.

SILVER sPRING-Lge. double or
single room a, on on bus sog line; men or
ARLINGTON = Single rm., nicely
furn; l block to bus: conv. to Navy,
Pentagon. OW. 9441. "a
NICE ROOM for gentleman. on bus
line. Riverdale. Md. WA S535.
ROOM FOR RENT. semipvt. bath,
for refined gentleman. in quiet
home. OV 1891.
CHEVY CHASE suite. liv. rm., pvt.
bath. bedrm.. phone, parking, gar
den privilege; L or 2 adults. WI.
LARGE, BRIGHT BEDROOM. 3 expo
sures, bath adjoining. large closet:
all new furniture: 5 minis. to Penta-
eon Gail ia 5-6416. pa
ARLINGTON-Large room. daily maid
service; parking privils.; 10 min. Key
Bridge; gentlemen only. Gil. 500.
2 FURNISHED RMS; suitable . OF
3 persons; all new furniture; near
busline and Seventh-Day Adventist
Sanitarium, 604 Flower ave, Ia
koma Park, Md. -22
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-21
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BEAUTY SALON, air-cooled, fully
equipped, ready to operate; wonder
full location, reasonable rent. viii
sacrifice: Call AID !717.
ROOM. at goth and M ST.
closed Sundays. owner quotes over
Sl75 daily: Showing good profits
now. Priced right. Cali ST. 1851.
sELF-sERvICE MARKET in Haeers-
town, Md, fully equipped. includ-
livery equipment business estab-
lished 81 yrs; must sell to settle
estate; excel terms and lease ar
rT adaIsl Can MR.. MILLER,
PARTNER TN WANTED. must have
alton designed for the frozen food
industry. Reply Box 1s9-X, Star.
NURSERY SCHOOL in large subur-
ban apartment development for
sale; $4,000. Terms. Box 1a1-V,
SIX ACRES, modern store house,
44x60 feet; furnace heat; toilets;
tile floor; bus station agency: strictly
modern furniture and fixtures; own
er III; on U, S. 200. % mi. east of
Charlottesyille, Va. $4,000, $1,000
APIS. go, Mt. Pleasant; 5la times
rental; prop. and bus E-Z terms.
JOHN R. GAY, Broker. HU. 1853.
RESTAURANT GRILL, Kensineton
area; only restaurant 10000 per-
sons. will SACRIFICES; ali modern. 10.
5-3445 or 10. 5-0125. after q pm.
STORE FOR RENT, suitable any
business. $50 Central ave. Capitol
n Rs1e ~ a MN rept reas. ANN sTG,
in Arlington, Va; does about $500
wkly.; equip, in excel cond. This
profitable business can be bought at
$4,000. with 81 900 cash. ALBERT
H. COHEN CO., Realtors, 1912 N.
iFy9f st A aHoTHb V don CHI e ano
trade trade sseooo 70 Ev nsFy AeXciuT RE
O493. EN-. O303. -2l
PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO-Complete
processing unit; established reputa-
ton; average gross last 5 years;
price, 81, 800. caM Ex. 1851. @sa
RADIO AND APPLIANCE repair shop;
equipped; also some inventory. Ii
WANTED-soda fountain concession
rr small restaurant to rent by ex
bet. 5-S pm. MR. FRANK. ~
SOUTH OF PENNSYLVANIA AVE. on
23d st. NV. 3-story row brick house
of : l rooms. 2 baths, oil heat, in
good condition; furnished; rented at
1920 per month. Price. S22,950.
LOUIS P SHOEMAKER, 1919 K
st. NV, MA. 1865.
GAS STATION GARAGE-Attractiv
show room can be used as separate
business: stock. equipment. crane
utes Silver Spring on maiR highway.
SH. 1103.
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Chevy Chase, D. C.
3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths

Comparatively new home, in attractive
setting on a wooded knoll. Brick.
Center hall, slate roof. Immediate
occupancy. 100000 price range. 10
inspect, call J. E. SCHWAB, OR.
ooUm; AFTER pm, call WI. 1909
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-21
ROOMS. APTS. TO SHARE

513 10Th, ST. NV. Apt lone or
. two, girls. age @0-30; 2 bedrms.,
nicely furn. Call ST 1855. pa
LADY to share 1-rm. furn. apt. Call
m Ri1 ISIS ate Pm; .. ,,. -25
with another mother and child; in
Sc. Call 10. S-S914. "a
COMPLETELY FURN.-4-rm. apt. to
share with lady. 24-33; share eX-
penses: cow. location. HUI. 6o95
after $40. -21
LADY WILL SHARE attr. apt. with
settled lady. Call all day Sunday.
weekdays after Z. OR. lilo. -23
OR 2 GIRLS, share apt with
other; reaS., conven. transp. Call
after 6:15 pm. HO. 1854. IA
FURN. RMS. for girls or cple. 522
Morris pl; ne, Ii. 6-9451. -21
WILL SHARE downtown apt. with l
or 2 congenial girls. Call NE. 3477.
Ext. 401. after 6 pm. weekdays.
-
YOUNG GIRL to share apt. with
another. Call OR. 1892 bet. $50
and S pm. -26
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-21
CLEVELAND PARK
FOREST HILLS

Another one OF those marvellous houses
IN thls excellent, area, well located
large den, in addition to solarium,
on lst floor; 6 bedrms, 3 baths up
stairs: priced to sell in the low SOS.
LEGUM d GERBER REALTY Co,
AID. $500 till q pm 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-21
tconll

NEW GROCERY STORE, stock and
fixtures, S-room house, acres OF
land; located at Aquasco, Md, 26
miles from D. c. Phone Brandywine
2473. rs"
GROCERY. doing $4,000 per wk.
cash and carry. no Sun. short
h ne i, y $4,000 down. sIMoNs'
THE BUY OF THE MONTHS. 8.
beer: short hours; $4,000 down
SIMONS. Elk. $751;.
WANT TO RENT small restaurant,
equipped to served food and beer.
on, highway In nearby Va. or Md
living quarters preferred. Phone
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-ouoted
income. $4,000 year: 40 rooms. IL
baths; newly furnished; $4,000
handles, DI. 10l5 till 9 pm. VIM.
DINING ROOM. good money-maker
$1,000 will handle; transient bust
ness good menu prices. SH. 9l03.
DRUGSTORE, over $500 daily; lge
apartment and bus. section Price
reduced to S32.50O. incl. $4,000
stock. MILTON GOLDSMITH. DI.
CLEANING AGENCY. must be sold at
once. due to illness: sales about
$500 weekly. Priced right for quick
sale; MILTON GOLDSMITH. DI.
0449.
BARBER SHOP-Colored. for sale;
good business. Call OWNER. Elk
1929. 2os
CLEANERS and laundry store; must
sell at once; owner leaving D. c.;
very good deal. Phi. ST. 9726. 22'
VALUABLE 1909 NV. LOCATION
Modern family shoe store inside and
out: best shopping area IN D. c.;
real buy for responsible party or
concern. Box 42-V, Star.
STAURANT-WELL EQUIPPED.
Upper NV. Owner must sacrifice for
quick deal.
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ROOMS FURkiSHEp-N.E.

TWO FURN. sleeping rooms. 646 K
St ne. Call after 6 pm, FIR.
i225. 25'
Ice. front rm. for 3 girls: 1925 wk.
each; parlor privileges. HO. S7s7.
FURNISHED ROOM for rent, all home
PRIVILEGES HI 1887 --25
next to bath. TR 1850 -o23
COL0RED Furnished double rm.,
i KITCHEN privils., So each per week.
Call TR. 1895. "a
CoLoRED LOVELY FRONT RM..
new furn., new home. privilS. LII.
, Sat. and Sun. -23
'COLORED-NEWLY furnished room
in new apt; all privileges; men pre-
ferred. LU l-SlOS IA
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RENT NOW

Beautiful semidetached new home IN
s. Arl., completely furnished with
the most modern furniture. 2 bed
rooms, bath upstairs: large we'll
equipped kitchen with new refrisera-
tor, stove. washing machine, gar
bage disposal; very nice living room
dining room combination; large lot
with side driveway; $40 mo. Call
MIR. Birkett between 3 and 5.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
THE BRANT CO., INC.
Rhodes at Wilson, ia. 4-16O0.
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ARLINGTON. neal. bed
rm. bunga., fireplace. bsmt., fenced
lot; Sl10 per mo. Call TIE. OILS.
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

415 G ST. N.E.-Front bedroom, kit.
porch. Frieidaire, range; QUICK
LARGE llR6ipo FRoST RIM. with rrieidsire;
twin beds; good transportation. ia.
18th ST. N.E.-Light housekeeping
rnn. with refgr., gas stove and sink;
references; S25 mo. Call FIR. 1868.
LARGE STUDIO ROOM, running
water. gas plate. cleo. refgr.; for
Ink. quiet couple. baby welcome;
$50. 1349 Columbia I'd. NV No
PVT. ENTR.. lge. front rm.: every
thing furn.. refgr.; S45 sgle., $50
dble 1924 Belmont st. NV.
1900 BLADENSBURG RID. NE
Couple or single: pvt. home, park
ing fac; $40 to $50 mo. LA. g.
sJ47 F ST. N.w.-Bsmt. studio rm.;
fefgr.,- radio or TV, SIS; small sgle.,
$3.50. Elk. 0653. 90
LIVING ROOM, twin-bed rm., pvt.
bath; refgr.. hot plate: $50. PIG
10th st. NV. DU. 6577. "a
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING RIM. on 3rd
A; for g. Reas. 300s Que st. NV,
5000 ei QUE QUE ST. N.w.-Nicely furn
light housekeeping nm, next to
bath. for 2; reasonable. AID. 1886
1883 IRVING ST. N.w.-Lge. nicely
furn.; southern exposure; Frigidaire;
employed: $50 30. pa