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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-28

Arthur Garfield Mays is handling
the case for Miss Baker.
The legal action is an outgrowth
of an incident which occurred on
Oct. 10, when Miss Baker as guest
of Roger Rico. star of South Pa
cific," and Mrs. Rico, visited the
ultra snooty Stork Club.
At that time, Miss Baker and
her party were kept waiting for
more than an hour before they
were served food. She charged
Sherman Billingsley, proprietor OF
the club with discrimination
against her because of her race.
News of the incident made
headlines throughout the country
Walter Winchell, who admitted he
was present when the entertainer
and her party came in, denied
knowledge of discrimination. He
said that he left shortly after Miss
Baker arrived therefore, was not
present at the time of the dis,
elimination.
Comments printed in his column
on the affair aroused a storm OF
protest from many leading per
sonalities in the nation.
Chief object Of the protest was
Winchells refusal to denounce
Billingsley for his antfNegro pol,
icy. Winchen later accused Miss
Baker Of being anti-Semitic.
In her first public statement on
the affair, Miss Baker told guests
attending the 18th annual Han
ukkah Breakfast of the Chicago
chapter Of the American Jewish
Congress that she was shocked al
Winchell's attitude toward the at
fair. Among other things, she
said:
II have been shocked by Mr.
Winchelrs attitude, not only be
cause his charges are completely
untrue, but because ! thought tina
he would defend the victims o.
discrimination rather than thos'
who practice il.
Throughout this situation
Winchen has proved himself
specialist at creating confusion
through transformation II
order to divide the people. And
have been accused of seeking
cheap publicity because dared Il
tell what happened TO me in tn,
Stork Club on the evening Of Oct
16.
For years Winchell built hi
reputation on fighting bigotry AM
injustices. 1t panied me greatly L
see that fight end at the door o
the Stork Club.
II have said from the beginning
of this whole affair that the issu
is much bigger than I. The issu
is democracy and whether Ne
groes are entitled 70 equal rights
The experience that I had a
the Stork Club. other colored peo
pie have had before me. hav
been told that the management
has let Is be known on seyera
different occasions that they di'
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-28

stand there is possibility the
encouragement will not prose-
cute Sheriff Mccall. II the fed
eral government refuses to act in
this case, there will be no pos
sibility Of justice for the dead
Sammy Shepherd or the wounded
Walter Irwin.
win you therefore immediate
ly telegraph Attorney-G General
McGrath urging that this matter
matter be presented to a federal
grand jury by a specially APP
pointed assistant attorney gen.
eral from Washington and that
this be followed by a vigorous
prosecution"
In the Twin Cities, the top Of
ficials of state and local branches
of the NAACP all issued strong
statements condemning Moore's
murder.
Rev. Denzil Carly, st. Paul,
president Of the Minnesota MA
ACP said:
IT'S deplorable-Moore's death
is a blot on American democracy
and that law and order seems to
be getting out OF hand In the
state of Florida.
Freedom loving people Of the
entire country should become
aroused at this fragrant abuse Of
justice"
Frank Smith. president OF the
st. Paul branch OF the NAACP
said:
'Moore's murder In a perfect
example Of what win happen when
those people in authority fail 10
carry out and execute American
justice. Had this been done In the
recent Groveland case, It would
have made those individuals re-
sponsible for his death think twice
before trying to take the law into
their own hands"
William Cratic, president OF the
Minneapolis NAACP stated:
ut takes courage for people to
carry out NAACP work In the
south and II this type Of lawieas-
ness that has been taking place
recently in Florida isn't stopped II
will soon spread like a cancer.
And all people who have a
sense of law and order should let
themselves be heard protesting
this latest outrage"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-28
Mrs. Merrill Rushed
To EnirNieM Hospitul

Mrs. Hazel Merrill, 2309 Fifth
Avenue So, past president Of the
Minneapolis Urban League Guild
was rushed TO Fairview hospital
Saturday night, Dec, %, at 10 p.
m, after becoming i'll.
At press time her condition was
reported better. The Merrill
awaits reports on ex-rays TO de-
ternine the extent OF her illness.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-28

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sammy oneiheru VINO was Nlieu'
anu 'he o'ier' waiter irvlh, VINO
Mccall of Lake county. The case
brought worldwide attention to
the incident. A special investiga-
tor whitewashed the sheriffs part
in the shooting.
Moore's job kept him away
from home most Of the time and
he had come home to spend the
holidays with his family.
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Moore's brother-in-law, Sgt.
George Sims, Just back from
Korea, took Moore and his wife TO
hospital in Sanford Immediately
after the blast wrecked the house
at about 1890 p. IN.
moore oieo short'y ai'er reach-
ing lhe hospital
His mother and daughter An
ME, both teachers were In the
house at the time OF the bomb
ing bue were not injured.
Both Moore and his wife are
teachers. His wife teaches at Lake
Park which is near West Palm
Beach.
He stopped teaching when he
took his NAACP job and before
that he was executive secretary of
the Progressive Voters League,
Inc, which before the 194s cam
paign conducted a drive to get
Negroes to register to vote.
This latest bombing follows
closely the recent unsolved bomb
ings of a Negro housing project
in Miami, a Jewish synagogue and
a Catholic church.
Walter White, executive secre-
tary Of the National NAACP
charged that this latest bombing
and killing of Moore Is part Of
the reign OF terror that is taking
place in Florida since the white
washing Of Sheriff Mccall for the
cold blooded killing and wounding
of Shepherd and Irwin.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-28
Wishurf & MulIin
Ger Awards Al
Annual Dinner

ROBERT WlSnart, president OF the
Hennepin country CLIO council and
state Cenator Gerald T. Mullin
from the 35th district were given
the Percy Villa Boys Club
Award last Sunday, Dec. %, at
the 10Th annual Boys Club ban
quet at the Nicollet Hotel
Each year the club presents to
two prominent citizens who in the
opinion of the club have made out
standing contributions in the field
of human relations.
Wishart and Mullin were chosen
this year for their outstanding
work in the community and union
and their work for FEPC was
cited as an example.
Mullin was one Of the authors
Of the proposed FEPC law at
the last session Of the legisla-
ture. He was also largely re-
sponsibIe for the bill going rs
far as II did before II was finally
killed In committee.
Wishart was one of the early
supporters for the Minneapolis
FEPC ordinance through local
lI45, TUE, of which he Is business
agent, played a major role in
breaking down job discrimination
at Honeywell.
Senator Edward ]. Thye, prin-
cipal speaker; Bradshaw Mintener
vice-president and general counsel
for Pillsbury Flour Mills; Mullin
and Wishart all emphasized that
II the democracies were to win
against the totahtarian powers,
there must be more Brotherhood
of Man.
Judge Irving Brand, a MEM
Der Of the Boys Club committee
told Of the clubs activities and
expenditures for the past year.
Ed Haislet, another committee
member announced that the club
is making plans to expand.
He said that the club will marge
with other organizations and form
a non-profit corporation to be
named the Minneapolis Athletic
Foundation.
Haislet said the purpose Of the
new foundation will be threefold:
I. To encourage young boys and
girls to participate and to inter-
est them in more sports activities.
2. To support existing agencies
and groups that now have athlet-
tic programs and assist and ex-
tend TO them any aid that they
might need.
3. To support existing amateur
athletic groups such as the row.
ers, tennis and golf groups that
often have trouble raising the nee
essary funds to compete in state
and national events.
Percy Villa said that a final
audit hasn't been made yet, but
that he thinks that this year the
club will net around $1,000.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-28

ployees Union Local No. II CLIO
on the work of the Minneapolis
Mayors Council on Human Rela-
tons
National directors and work.
ers In the FEPC commissions
met here In February =. Otto
Christensen Is called vicious In
his attack on FEPC bill.
Clyde Malone, Urban League
secretary at Lincoln, Neb., rel
alive of Minneapolis citizens
died suddenly -. Whitney
Young, Omaha, Neb., Urban
League secretary spoke in st.
Paul
Mrs. John Gruner of the Mime
apolis Joint Committee for EN-
ployment Opportunity, was honor
ed by the B'nai Birth and the
Jewish War Veterans for her
work in human relations Wal
ter White came to Minneapolis to
confer with Mill City NAACP
leaders The Mayors Council
on Human Relations elected Rev.
Daisuke Kitagawa chairman. The
council observed its fifth birthday
in February -. The Duluth
Chamber of Commerce opposes
any additional tax on iron ore.
March: Illness forced Alvin J.
Harmon, Brooks-Attucks Legion
post commander to relinquish a
portion of his Fourth District
duties 300 attended Phyllis
Wheatley annual dinner .. . A
delegation from the Minneapolis
NAACP and the Mayors Council
on Human Relations, went to
Washington to confer with the
Secretary of the Army Frank
Pace. Gen. Lawton Collins, and
other army officials. In the dele
cation from the NAACP was Will
liam Cratic, branch president;
Sidney Lorber and Jonas G.
Schwartz of the branch legal re-
dress committee and Charles
Spring and Mrs. Genevieve Steefel
of the Mayors Council.
The Minneapolis TRIBUNE
series How Far From Slavery"
by Carl T. Rowan was received
with widespread interest Bill
McMoore closes his athletic career
at the University of Minnesota by
knocking out the heavyweight
on the San Jose California team,
T. B. Carey was named to the
powerful Council of Social Agen-
eies budget and distribution COM
mittee In Minneapolis Cyrus
Lewis, St Paul Postal employee
was named president of the st,
] Paul Federal Employees Health
Group.
In a brochure such Minneapo-
lis business leaders as Harry
Bulls, Donald G. Dayton,
George NJ. Jensen, ID. w. Oman,
Dodderick Olson, Bradshaw
Mintener, Stuart Leck and
Continued on page p
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-28
JUvINA HUNNICAN
SERVICES THURSDAY

Mrs. Juvina Hunnigan. oil K.
22nd st. died Sunday. Dec. %, In
the General hospital. She Is sur
vived by her husband, Don. a son
Ellworth and a sister.
Rev. A. L. Kirk officiated at
the services held Thursday, Dec.
81, at the Woodland funeral chapel.
Interment was at Crystal Lake
cemetery. Woodland Funeral Home
was in charge Of arrangements.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-28
Notice To Advertisers
And Correspondents

Because New Years Day
falls on Tuesday, Jan. /, in the
midst Of our usual press period
il will be necessary for cores
pondents and advertisers for
the Jan. 4 edition TO have copy
in our Minneapolis office by
Monday at 5 p. m.
The address Is 314 Third
Ave. So, the phone for St
Paul patrons Is Midway s34o.
and Minneapolis, Bridgeport
1895.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-28
START REIGN OF TERROR.
Florida RaCiStS' Bombs
Kill NAACP Leader
Injure Wife Critically

Minis, Fla-Harry T. Moore, 49, secretary for the
NAACP killed and his wife, Harriet seriously wounded by
bomb explosion at their home Minis Fla Christmas night
Moore of the leaders in the fight for civil rights
Florida Up until the time of his murder he had been Of
leaders in the defense Of the Groveand defendants
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-28

Recovering: Mrs. Talmadge B.
Carey, 3704 Fifth Ave. So, is re-
ported to be recovering from an
operation that she underwent last
Saturday, Dec. %, at North
western hospital. Mrs. Carey is
expected to come home Saturday,
Dec. %
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-28
Josephine Baker Sues
Walter WinCheII; Asks
100000 For SIander

New York (ANP)-Miss Josephine Baker, international
Friday, Dec. 81 filed 100000 damage suit
against Walter Winchel, syndicated columnist.
The suit filed in Federal court here charges that Wnchel
macousy wanton and reckessy printed and published"
items attacking her Oct IS and six other OCCASIONS Atty
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-12-28
The Year 1851 Passes
In Review From Pages
Of Your Local Paper

January: Chicago authorities cracked down policy
kings H. o. SOnnesyn praises Dolores Grgsby North high
school girl excellent singer and voice prospect Theree
Bailey to marry Maurice Britt H. T. Mitchell named Master
Anchor Hyard Lodge Masons 1t announced that Rev.
NJ Simmons and his congregation of ST. Peter AME church
Evening star., 1951-09-16
FARMS icsn,.r

155-AcRE STOCK FARM. 7-rm.
house. hardwood floors. Venetian
blinds. bath and new septic tank;
house Just interior decorated; cattle
oarn and silo. corn house and new
calf barn; streams, 10 acres
cred with legumes or grass; 'front.'
ing on 2 roads: 2 mi. south OF
Poolesyille. 80 mi. D. c.; price,
A. 8 acres: 13-rm.. slate roof man
adj, Sox24 iiv. rm. with fireplace
and ceiling-to-foor mirror. spacious
library. modern kitchens; End
rms; and bath; Bird floor, 4 bedrms;
crane: large store bldg. with living
auarters;, picturesque spring and
stream; house surrounded BY giant
trees; near I. r. and 3 commutins
trains; on State road. 20 mi, D. c.;
property with county road frontage
full basement frame house. utilities.
etc. An ideal spot for sportsman
35 mi. D. c. in Sugar Loaf Noun
ain area. Cash price. $4,000.
wood floors. fireplace. picture win
dow, modern kitchen. oil heat, bath
and 2-car garage; housing for 900
chickens: cinder block tenant house
and equipment bldg; rs acres nm
eSt eH Ieenmes seTs ,71S snd grasSs; GOOD stream,
S25, 900.
In Poolesville-S-rm. house, slate
roof. fireplaces, hardwood floors.
plumbinG, and heat; acres nice
8 acres, 6-rm, bunsalow: plumbing,
oil heat. maids rm.. full basement,
modern kitchen: . tenant houses
rent for $50; price Sl3.5O0.
300-acre. Mont, Co. cattle farm; H.
rm. center.hall house baths. H.
house. basement barn: 3 streams,
good fence. superior grasses; T5
acres timber. balance clear: 'front.'
ing on Rt. %. 25 mi. d. c. S47,5OO.
Call CHAS. H. JAMISON, PooleSville
Evening star., 1951-09-16
oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE ,WATERFT PROP SALE tcont,


IN THE CITY OF Front Royal.
Va.--A taxicab business with 4
cars and all equipment.
A coal and oil business with all
equipment and ! acre on r.r, with
arda sidins t,,aid;Ss tracks; once building
with apartment overhead for busi-
Two clothing stores on East Main st..
Tourist restaurant on N. Royal ave.
$19,500 business building with a
receqg Ret py basn.ss M on TR yqar ong Sales
of $1,000 can be bought at S13,500.
Large store and all buildings with
property at Browntown, Va. Aver
ages $1,000 per month; can be
bought at S12 500, with S35O0
36s-acre cattle grazing farm with 4
houses. two large stock barns. with
only 80 acres in wooded land.
1919 cattle srazinE farm with O.
other outbldgs.; take all at $4,000.
40 acres with rooms and outbldgs..
all furniture with deal; IS 500.
l-acre chicken farm with 24x60 it.,
2-story cinder- block bldg. Also
other outbuildingS and 3aroom resi-.
Front Royal, va; only $1,000, with
splendid terms; $1,000 cash down
238 acres with level land on black
top hwy; . houses and 2 barns
several outbldgs., 500 apple trees
miles west Of Front Royal. Va.
Restaurant with cabins on U. s. hwy
No. /. with 3500-ft. front on both
sides of hwy; between Fredericks-
burg and Richmond. Va; possession
CLAUDE L. RIisT, p. o. Box 2s4
Phone 124. 306 s. Royal ave-. Front
ROyal Va
Evening star., 1951-09-16
SOUTHERN MARYLAND


PATUXENT RIVER ESTATE.
Beautiful peninsula, magnificent
River and charming creek; so miles
GashpstG99 Uaatg 95 in acfss nstOFs % St Msss
producing best quality cigarette to-
bacco, large orchard; modern 2-story
dwelling (built 1881, 10 spacious
rooms, NUMEROUS closets, full base
NS: conVeniences. a srtesian sGD'T Well Gan iandl
houses doth with bath and cleo
tricity).. concrete block stable, 3
large to1scso E barns: s,,;59Le implement and and
ertyl. Two farmers win remain.
sUfBHD;IiVfs1oN OPPORTUNITY. On
State road adjoining Andrews Field,
SrnTs fT09nE on tng atonai .DS GSmp
state Toads III miies5. 100 acres,
$4,000 acre in tracts . acres or
rRoTIIAsId IIdr. established SSsnsss
ton Charles Co. Md; excellent
storeroom, post once, ESQ pumps.
up-to-date stock and fixtures;
Groom Ia moderno BOD ssppaaGntment; pan 2-acre
POTOMAC RIVER DUCKING SHORE.
suitable sTads fsSf or ss
front; excellent neighboThood; Soeo9d
anchorage. oSo 2Soo miles D. C.; 81
TOWN RESIDENCE. La Plata; 4-acre
hood, fine old trees, town water;
near churches, school, stores; IL
rooms, bath, modern conveniences;
large porch, cellar. oil burner. hot
SatsT So5tss hest; st5 S,6 SSo,6aSe' stables poultry
COBB ISLAND - Rambling 5-rm
cottage suitable .year-around. occu-
pancy; 2 baths. 2 porcheS; oil heat
electricity, telephone; artesian well;
Zs-acre lot, landscaped: many fint
houses, garage; waterfront privileges
81. MARYs COUNTY. on ST
CLEMENTS BAY-Excellent anchor.
age; convenient. Leonardtown, de-
Bath; MODERN o conveniences: e oOfI land.
seaped lot: immediate possession
WHITES NECK cREEK-Excellent
anchorage, 5-room cottage, elec.
triclty' artesian well, 9 or 10 fruii
WATERFRoNT' and inland home
sites, business locations, acreage
yfR5SSSSRn fT5SStsi Msn sN1nGNna on request. est..r. Mn
Owner Says Sell Quick
This 4-acre farm on gravel road, v
mile from busline; to d. c. 81
miles. 6-room bungalow. with bath
water and electricity; utility room
ss barn; M poultry % s hoYss; noc nne well Price
H. B. MITCHELL
Herndon, Vas Phone 1876.
Evening star., 1951-09-16
VISIT PONDER COVE
26 MILES D. c..

RESI- and relax IN this quiet
community. Excellent boat
harbor; salt water. Brins your
lunch and use our picnic area
and pier to crab. Large wooded
lots 75x150 from S295. Terms
to suit your budget. First
section sold out; second sec
tion over half sold. Inspect
these home sites this week
end. Drive out Central avenue
(Route 214l to Mayo road,
continue on Mayo road to
Ponder Cove sign, right to
beach. Agent on premises,
or call Eme1 on 4796. Execu-
tive 1857.
Evening star., 1951-09-16
DEEP WATER HARBOR

Smiths Greek on the lower Potomac
Known n Sr MaTss y SacStSmeS GSan benS MG Se
to the Chesapeake. An opportunity
Is offered here in an approximately
l45-acre farm which Is long shore
line peninsula. which assures future
privacy. improvements: A near
Law. frame house, q Groom bunea-
low of recent construction, and a
5-room cottage and tobacco barn,
artesian water. and 5la-acre leased
oyster grounds; Further informa-
927 18th st. NV. Elk. 2740. Or
A. r. Towner, Hollywood, Leonard
Evening star., 1951-09-16
J. E. CAPPS
HOLLYWOOD, MD.
CALL LEoNARDTowN 314.
TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

/. Lower Patuxent River,
modern. frame stucco cot
tages sandy beach. perfect
harbor; immediate possession;
:. st, Johns Greek. a-acre
peninsula, l50-foot water
front large trees; all utili-
ties; sandy beach; perfect har-
Dor; immediate possession;
3. st. Leonard's Creek. 4
perfec: harbor; all utilities;
A. Chesapeake Bay. 4-bed-
room home in fine residen-
tia, beach DEVELOPMENT; fun
basement, hot-water heat:
fireplace: overlooking miles of
beautiful Chesapeake Bay;
5. Cove Point, Groom
rambler. completely furnished;
large trees, brick stone walks,
fireplace: immediate possess
sion; $4,000.
6. Broomes Island. modern
6-room concrete block home
on large lot directly on water;
all utilities; good harbor;
z. Solomon's Island. "a
acre peninsula 7-room home.
garage; al utilities; perfect
harbor; immediate possession;
$4,000.
Many other desirable wa
terfronts. Send your require
ments See ad under Farms
for Sale" CALVERT REALTY
AGENCY, Prince Frederick,
Nd. telephone 10S or 225-J-1.
Closed Sunday. Inspection by
cnrni ~ AnnanA nnalu
Evening star., 1951-09-16
START NOW. $3.50

Don't think the season is over. the
best fishing is now under way. Duck
shooting 2 mos. away. Then spring.
wooded waterfront lot new asbestos
shingle bungalow. 16x24 dbl. sided
with running water, bath with show
er. toilet. basin, kit. sink, septic
tank. electricity. light fixtures. Can
be readily completed for all-yr. use.
EaSy monthly payments. j A.
CULLEN, DU. 1920
Evening star., 1951-09-16
INVEST IN LAND

about Washington.
200 acres in Charles County, not far
from Indian Head road.
100 acres on q. s. Route 301. south
Waldorf. "a miles from White House
Large tract land near Georgia ave.
extended, near Manor Club and Nor
beck, has city water.
40 acres on Georgia ave. water in
front and sewer planned to be ex-
tended in near future.
40 acres. Riggs I'd, near University
lane. water and sewer available.
20 acres on Ardmore rd.. water in
front Of land. sewer can be definitely
had. for white or colored.
100 acres on Palmer highway, for
colored, at Ardmore.
BEALL TURNER g. CO. 110b Vermont
Ave. Ma. 613l. HO. 1878
Evening star., 1951-09-16
TWO NEW
Strout Catalogs

JUST OUT! Farms, homes. resorts,
auto cts. stores. hotels. etc, etc.
3:169 outstanding bargains. 81
crops, equipment often included. Low
prices. many E-Z terms. East, Mid
West, RED COVERED; Western edi-
tion, BLUE. Either mailed FREE
Tell US what you want. Where?
sTscur flsey sTnf RFaEfrY SaYe aYe-N 'HEGSsn Woodn
ward Bldg. WASHINGTON. ST. 37S4.
Evening star., 1951-09-16
IA. 4-0696.
$40 ACRES

A fine stock farm: limestone blue
grass land, gently rolling; about ZOO
acres tractor tillable. 20 acres in
real large oak timber; 3 houses. 3
barns; gravel road. 65 mi. from
D. c. To settle an estate at S75. 900.
II you pass this up then YOU don't
want a farm.
H. B. MITCHELL
Herndon, Va. Phone 1875.
Evening star., 1951-09-16
AVIATION

AIRCRAFT BOUGHT, SOLD. recondi-
toned. interested all types. PO-
ToMAc AIRCRAFT CO.. AL. $500
STINsON RELIANCE. AT-19, for
sale; excel cond., very clean uphol-
stery: total time. 40 hrs. since new;
five place, full blind flying instru-
ment. Price, $1,095. Reason for sell
ing, going into service. Call VI.
CESSNA 1eO. good Ambition, $3.50.
Wash; VA. AIRPoI 8 ask Tor Mr..
Bowman.
Evening star., 1951-09-16
ORLANDO. FLORIDA

ne% apt beaStfn nSdfe de unts aHx sonesr
parking lot: excellent location. in
come and financing. Price $40 900;
cash SET 900. GOETZE. 521 Mari
posa St. Apt. /. Orlando. Florida.
Evening star., 1951-09-16
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

HOLLY COURT. Baker and Atlantic
ayes.;, wildwood. N. j.; "a block
Vacation at less than half rate
Beautiful furnished bungalows and
apartments. Tile bath and kitchen.
Accommodate 2 to persons $50
week. W. A. BOWMAN. Mgr. Phone
wildwood 2-2O04
Evening star., 1951-09-16
LANHAM PARK

5 Lots in Radiant Valley
One block from new Baltimore free
way. Sewer and water in. Reason
able. Call MR.. CARNEY. MA. 1884.