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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-04-13
Faulkner. Mississippi
Author. Joins Fight
To SoVe McGee

A news release from the Min
neapolis Civ! Rights Congress
Wednesday stated:
'In spite of the fact that the
U. S. Supreme Court turned down
the plea of millions 10 review the
facts in the case Of Willie MCGEE,
the fight for his life goes on.
Last week, after a plea from
Mrs. Rosalee MCGEE, the Wiscon-
sin State Legislature memorial
lied President Truman to inter-
vene with the State of Mississippi
10 halt the execution.
AS a result of the intense work
done by the Civil Rights Congress-
white women's delegation in Mis-
sisslppd, last week William Faux
ner, famous southern novelist and
Nobel literature prize winner
whose home is In Mississippi, ex-
pressed his belief TO the delega-
ton that Willie MCGEE Is inno-
cent and should be freed at once.
His statement, quoted at his
request, commended the women
for their work and thought 1t
important that they were in his
state to give the people the truth.
Faulkner stressed the fact
that the MCGEE frame-up was an
outrage and explained that he
didn't doubt for a minute that the
evidence Of perjury on Mrs. Haw-
kin's part was completely true.
He laid great emphasis on the
fact that the women, by reaching
into neighborhoods and address
sing themselves 10 women, were
moving a segment Of Mississippi
to whom authorities would listen.
'Tn the crusade 10 save the life
Of Willie MCGEE. the following
statement has been made by Rev.
J. Henry Patten, secretary of the
Civic Committee OF the Baptist
Ministers conference In Philadel-
phia, representing more than
$4,000 members"
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Hold Man on Kidnap Charge;
Kept Girl Two Days

Augusta, Ca, lamp - An
unnamed man was held by police
here last week on an open charge
Of kidnapping, after a n-year-
old girl reported that the man
had kept her prisoner for two
days.
The child was playing with
other children when the accused
is said to have driven up in an
auto and offered her some candy
il she would get in the car with
him. Two days later she was dis
covered on the streets by a
friend of her family and returned
home. She had several bruises and
scratches about her body.
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ST. JAMES A.M.E. CHURCH


Spiritual housekeeping wa s
the subject of Rev. B. N. Moore's
message at the IL a. m. service,
April 8. The spirit was compared
with the house which may be well
cleaned periodically, kept clean
at all times, or just SKINNED over
when it is cleaned. A beautiful
bouquet of flowers in the chancel
was from Mr.. Charles Payne
whose wife died recently.
Visitors worshiping at tn e
morning service were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Lewis of st. Paul and
Alvina Gaskins, member of st,
Peter AME church, Minneapolis.
Mrs. Eva Neal, a trustee of ST.
James was elected delegate to
the expansion rally which will be
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NO SIOUX FALLS
HOMES SUFFER IN
FLOOD DAMAGE

Mrs. Oscar Bridgewater, cor
respondent for the Spokesman
and Recorder papers in Sioux
Falls, S. D. reported this week
that none of the homes of Negro
residents in the South Dakota
metropolis have suffered flood
damage.
Damages to Sioux Falls from
the floods are estimated to run
into the millions.
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Mary Puyne Dies
funeral April =

On Tuesday, April 3, Mrs. Mary
e. Payne. 1000 Iglehart Ave. died
in st. Lukes hospital Mrs. Payne
had been a resident of st. Paul
for many years.
She is survived by her husband
Mr.. Charles F. Payne and many
friends.
Funeral services we're held Sat
urday, April 7 at st. Peter Claver
church. Mrs Payne is interned at
the Calvary cemetery. Brooks
funeral home was in charge.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-04-13
k%seAScAse4seASs%SGASs%SS~St
CARTER CHAPEL C.ME.
sTba Friendly Church"


At the Sunday morning worship
the pastor used for his theme:
The Occupied Mind" The text
was read from Phil AS.
In the message we were told by
the Rev. Williams TO take charge
of the mind. High thinking" he
said. is a great thing. To prac,
tice it will help TO build great
characters" The message was
very inspiring.
On Sunday evening from $50
to 1880 the young people had theii
fellowship meeting. They had a
very delightful hour.
Next Sunday afternoon the pas
tor and member of Carter chapeI
will go to Minneapolis and be the
guest of Holsey CINE church. Visi'
tors are always welcome at Car
ter.-Mary Powers, reporter.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-04-13

The state flower of South Dakota
the American basque flower - is
often pictured with motto. II Lead"
because It is the first flower to bios.
som on the prairies in the spring.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-04-13
IN MEMORY

In loving memory of John Wes-
ley Ryan, who passed away three
years ago, April 16.
Sadly missed by wife and son
Jack and family.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-04-13

Dirty calf pens are always bad.
bus they are worse in summer than
winter because they draw flies and
other insects that may spread dis
ease.
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Cornell Professor To
Speak AZ Howard

Washington $780, (ANP) - DR..
David Daiches, chairman of the
Division of Literature at Cornell
university, will deliver the annual
Charles Eaton Burch lecture,
sponsored by the Howard Univer-
sity Department of English, on
Friday, March 16. His subject will
be Poetry and Traditional Be-
Hefs."
The Howard University Depart
ment of English inaugurated in
1949 the Charles Eaton Burch
Lecture series in memory Of the
late DIR. Burch who served as
head of the Department of Eng
fish for more than 20 years. DR..
Burch was internationally known
for his research in connection with
Daniel Defoe.
DIR. Daiches. an acquaintance Of
DR.. Burch, was born In Sunder.
land, England, and received his
Phi. ID, degree from the Univer-
sity of Edinburgh.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-04-13

Tomatoes
One large tomato furnishes one
half the daily requirements of vita.
min c,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-04-13

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WAREHOUSES WANTED
OFFICES & STUDIOS FOR RENT
AIR-CoNDITIoNED, fireproof Cen

AIR CONDITIONED, fireproot Gen.
tury Building. 412 5th ST. NV, op-
posite Municipal Court. Ofiices avail
able in single units or suites Of .
s4s per mo. Parking space available.
THOMAS j.. FISHER d CO, INC,
5th AND X SITS. NV. te2s 9Th ST..
One large room containing 1.o50 50.
r.; ideal for ONCE; jobber or dis
service furnished; freisht elevator:
S100 per mo. THOMAS J. FISHER
4, Co. INC. 73s 18th st. NV.
oNE: To FIVE ROOMS. connecting;
most suitable for doctors. OF any
81 conn. aves. Best 'ia.'h at. houses Is 0at a.
0rdway St.. near Uptown Theatsr.
DAVIS. NO. 5000.
EVANS BUILDING. 1890 new Yerl
ave; Sss;,.5,s 5n,;waAyaii,sls AVA tnmsSiateiy;
s1lts saiEe~sns' s1s Me- zHH 1Yo7 PROPERTIES
LARGE ARTIST STUDIO RM. with
fireplace; very large north light win
dow; rent, $50. Adams 1900 or
AHExANDRiA. AffSiai fgsI 2415 Mt. Vernon miS ave.
single; modern building; parking
lot; Suitable for business or pro-
ppoTe rso5Sie9sl SsIoS., SSe, Al: aTv 3lEs TE Ss4l
ret ne e7sf 7s5 Gs SsaiGe a1e bE nv De aE
CIARENDoN-Four rms. pvt. lava
tory; parking; bus lines; Sis per
mo mo, LYON PROPERTY, INC, cH.
sTIDio FOR RENT. srd floor. Sci
18th st. NV. 2 lge. rms. reception
rm. and lge. ballroom. Total 1900
So. IT.; equipped with shower, 2
toilets; complete kit. Can be used
for school. organization quarters or
combined office and living quar-
tion. For information, cali ME.
54S2 or DU. 1850.
AVAILABLE for May st OCCUPANCY
Attractively furn. Offices (2) and re-
ception rm.; air. conditioned bldg. /;
excel, 4 st. location, between 14th
available Il desired. DI. 594I.
THREE LGE. RMS. and lavatory with
pvt. entrance; 2nd-fi. ofiice in bldg.
occupied by Overhead Door Sales
Co. IA 1st st. nv; heat furnished;
sfcoNnl fseRssaly FG l9eatsdi oFpiS5 Ss5 mo s.oF
avail, at 4413 Southern ave ave. noe s'e.
Inquire spne next door. BUsADA. Jo.
2Vth AND EYE SITS. Suitable
for, one or two doctors: z rooms, 3
baths; newly decorated; self-service
THOS. j. FISHER a. CO. INC,
12S 5th st. NV. DI. $3.50. --l6
OFFICE SPACE in downtown Hyatts-
vile, near. public transp. County
Service Bldg, Hyattsville Municipal
ONCE. bank, telephone company
ofice, restaurant and post office.
From 1-rm. to 7-rm. suites. Reas.
rent. HARRY A. BOSWELL g. CO..
Prince Georges Bank Bldg. 371S
r. ]. ave. Mt. Rainier. Md. AP.
I'LL; or ewes. call Mr.. Middleton
X ST. NV. near Medical Center
| Entire floor consisting of ) rms.
excellent space; redecorated through
! cut; Utilities furnished; immed. poss.
| Consult SHANNON Il LUCHS co,
Realtors, 1906 n st. NV, Ma. 2345.
CONN. AVT., 163s-2nd and ard fis.,
1900 to 1,500 So IT. on ca, d. will
rent part or whole. Suit. mdse. OF
once. Cali OWNER, DU. 3345. II
DOCTORS BLDG, 1885 Eastern ave,
opposite Ga. and Alaska aves. bus
terminal. has double dental suite;
shown bs appt. SH. 4s0o, 81. 664O
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5-FAMILY, 21,500

~ =
All ) rms. porch and bath. de-
tached; oil heat. Income S3 .534
SAM ROSEY, AID. 2700. Is
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

BEACH COTTAGE FOR RENT-Au-
elec. kit. 2 bedrms., liy. rm. con.
venlent to beach and good fshinr.
Aiso is6o. smaller e cottage for rent. NO.
WHY, WY; sun; and ewes. UN. 77SS. S.-Ie
WOODLAND BEACH, 3-rm, cottage.
porches and bath; refgr., runnirg
water. BY wk. or season. SH. 4O34.
ATTRACTIVE 2-bedrm. and bath cot
tage: use OF pier and beach; netr
mayo, Nd: $500 for season, May
october. WI. 1875. ID
COTTAGE ON SOUTH RIVER ON pri.
vate estate; suitable for couple; sea.
SoE or month: electric kitchen; boat.
IeIephone West River 7013. 15s
MASoN BEACH, DEALE, 3ID.-Furns
house for rent. hot and cold water
anG neat: season. GE. 9076. -I5
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS, Port Republic.
Nd; furnished cottages for rent by
week TO college graduates at care
Iully restricted beach, assuring con-
genial friends for all the family.
quickly reached week ends without
6riqge toll. and some drive to work
oaiiy. Large community building
beach; good fishing area: picture.
sque cliffs, streams and guIches
mostly heavily wooded; abundant
Mfocene fossils: fresh water lake
One cottage for sale, many lots 10
choose. from. including bay fronts.
Literature on request. Drive down
any time; 46 miles beyond Prince
Frederick. liz
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BUSINESS PRoP.-RENT Cont. j

MT. PLEASANT-commercial zone;
6-rm.. bath apartment, above store;
perfect cond.; excellent for business
and to live In. Call OWNER. co.
1851 NEW YORK AVE. N.w.-5o.oooo
50. IT.; lst commercial. freight and
passenger elevators. Rear loading
dock. Suitable for ofiices or retail
store. KAss-BERGER. INC" EN-.
STORE. Kensington. Md; approx. 80
tenant: ample parking; suitable for
GINS 4 HARRfsoN. iNc.' Realtors,
Ksnsington, Nd. Lo,, 5-2so0. ---16
ELM Elm. ST. .u!sets; Bethesda; sood Nd ior 71xSS
manufacturing, auto repairs. etc. as
well as industrial use. Va block off
Wisconsin ave-, steam heat with oil
burner. Rent S400 per mo. for
1900 50. IT. can be divided into
Wts isct5ons 1890 9ns sa f1r Ss Sspo s per oSs
fer a..sl.lon $lao per mo- ss,,. With a49 s. y,
RoBB. INC, 1024 Vermont ave.
AIR is -CoNDiTioNED III ahtli End rL.-Pan-
elsd in knotty pine; 9lx4o plus 8
downtown. CAN MA. s6s6. N
USED CAR LOT with ofice, southwest
corner Lee blvd. and Glebe rd., Arl: I;
10000 SO. IT.: $500 mo. B. L
zoos X ST. N.W.-Appr. 900 SO. it..
divided into 9 rms. Suitable con-
Tauala tracing qace' ac mfr mfrs outlet, ,t,, etc
saANNoN SIAM Fshi Eueas Co. Co. Resitols. esRss.
1905 II St NV MA 234b -l6
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LOTS & ACREAGE FOR SALE

4 ACRES on Congressional Parkway,
Potomac. Nd; farm-fenced; beauti-
LEY q KoRzENDoRFER, OR. 1926
81 HiPs south of Alexandra,
ydsr yadtssrr at property. Easy terms. IA.
LOTS. on Route /.
south Of Alexandria. Easy terms.
SAi aaGsss, HEIGHTS. SLOT 5ox
nls; .t, sOned In feF s osU apts ..sh al improve
TooMaEEYY. aEY., Jr.. Realtor. RE. 6371,
sHEPHERD PARK. d. CO nice
lots. $1,000 to $1,000 each. FRANK
CRAvER. GE. 1886 or GE. 1895.
% seshesds. ssil 1Ar@Ss' or sraGs. vi. 4i5f. af5s.
NICE 1-AcRE LOT, near 1ndianhead
5AmEs 51AismaEs' f. hAaosER nlss p Gu Gi JsT1s, 5sf1
RoLLlNGwooD. FAIRFAX co.Elo- OF
Gated. on historic Rolling I'd. near
Belyoir-C -Cloverleaf of Shirley hwy,
y. y the s,In new i Rollingwood T9 subdivision:
With. With high ,sI elevation: alton: in % panoramic
age tracts available. oV. 1888.
6 BEAUTIFUL LOTS on Wells IaS pEwy.
and Beech rd., University Park,
No close 70 school; all for 1900.
n. HERMAN soaS HANNAuER' 81. 472e'
2 " VERY NICE. 1ooxa47 lots, ie near
Fairfax High School. Well priced
for quick sale. CECIL B. LUPTON
Realtor, ow. 1888; ewes, CHI. 2577.
S ACRES, just OF Lee blvd. in Fair
fax County. win sell all or part
with wonderful terms. CECIL b.
LuPTON. Realtor. oW. 1888; ewes,
CORNER IoT. near MT. Vernon 5s blvd,
4 mi. south Of Alex, 150 by 100 IT.;
$l,400. KI. $1,000. -1S
CHEVERLY-Ideal building site, well
located on Bellview ave. in beauti-
full Cheverly, Md 2 lots with sewer
and water, 50x164 each; price,
$3.50 for both lots. MOORE 1s HILL
CO., 732 18th st. NV, ME- 400.
FALLS CHURCH AREA-A-acre lots
In city Of Falls Church with Ell gtil-
tiles; convenient terms. OWNER,
BRANHDIYWSirNE. NHItSir MD.-75 acres. ideal
for subdivision with 1850 it. on
State highway, 1900 IT. on county
road; partly cleared, some oak and
pine timber; 13 mi. to d. c.; price,
500 per acre. JOHN A. WENTZ,
clinton, Md. Cypress 1888. -15
LOTS, (2) on beautiful Mount Vernon
blvd, In WELLINGTON Estates. 1880
Il: Ia each, suitable for Eanblefs.
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NORTH CHEVY CHASE
75-FT. CORNER LOTS

Close to Connecticut avenue extended
Lake Il "i and Jones' @ i Bridge ID Is rd'. inaSs in q
charming section of new ramblers,
$4,000 and UP. Water. sewer. gas
and electricity, some fine, small
trees: block from two-lane parkway
and bus service Corners. each. So
$50; inside 60-ft. lots. S1.75O each.
BEALL, TURNER & CO., 1105 ver-
mont ave-. Randolph 0Ss5. National
6131.
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MONEY WANTED

$4,000 FIRST TRUST secured by
for $75 each. on main route
miles from D. c. CHI. S595. .-15
MONEY WANTED by an established
finance company for expansion pur-
poses; high rate Of return. Phone
day. Oh; 07O2; eyes,. OIL. 9512. MR..
HOWARD. Id
WANTED, $4,000 on 1st trust to
complete new home for self, to pay
for material bills; carpenter BY trade.
loan } years, 6ee interest. Lot 15Ox
500 it., city water. Box 303-Z, Star.
I5s
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CALVERT MANOR


Beautifully situated on the wide water
OF Ptscataway Bay. Prince Georges
County, Md, 10 miles from the b. c.
line, via the South Capitol st. Bridge
ana the limited access Federal high
way to Indian Head. A year round
home community. having protective
restrictions to assure stable values
and conditions. All ground owners
have. wharf, boat basin and beach
privileges. Among the limited num-
Der OF building sites unsold. few
are on the waterfront, several have
up to 150 feet wooded elevations
and others command fine water
views: The price range Is from $3.50
and the sites are from 10000 square
to "a Of an acre in size. Rep
resentatiyes on the property Sat.
Sun. and ewes. after 6.
To reach: Via South Capitol st.
Bridge, follow South Capitol st. to
the d. C. line, then take the Indian
Head hwy. GA miles to Calvert
Manor sign. right "a mile to
Calvert Manor ONCE.
THEODORE F. MENK
927 18th st. NV. Elk. 2740.
Maryland Country Property Sales
Since 1921. -16
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4 SEMIDET. LOTS
EACH % FEET WIDE
GE. 7037, FA. 65.

Splendid section southeast, on the
south side of Chesapeake street 27
feet east of the corner of 4th
street; water, sewer in and paid for;
street being improved by District.
two blocks to bus. Price, $3.50.
Located in the District of Columbia,
Zoped 40-A for homes or apart
m<nts. BEALL, TURNER & CO.,
Nof
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE
Waterfront Farmette

-, 3 e~4 A23OVUO
Part of John Augustin Washington's
estate. two and one-half acres, lat
u. facing Nomini River at the Po-
tomac, two and one-haH hrs. from
WASHINGTON. Fishing. hunting, deep
water for boats: electricity and
telephone on property; all-weather
road; open land except for fine
shade trees on the shore; S1,75O.
YMeiading YNaa architectural services;
30i or Rt.. 1 to Rt. 8. left on 3
and 2O2 to L mi. past Nomtni
Srldge; left at historical markers.
Glebe and Bushheld, 2 mi; left
st s SECOND Bushfield sign and fol-
low p 61en sign to property. v. T.
Hague (Va.) 2641. Sat. and sun,
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AUCTION

Sealed bids will be accepted through
April Is care of this Box Number
Three and one-half-story, semide-
taehed, brick. first commercial
consisting office, apt, rms, and
MORTGAGE of approx. $4,000 OBJ
tainable. Nr. Sl2, 1000, 900 GAO ofice
Paramount Pictures and goth Cen
tury Fox Films. Address: 524 Third
st. NV. Statement obtainable first
floor office or call MR.. HOLLAN-
DER. EX. 340S, JU. 1864. Box
1OV Ctor 1S
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

WANTED-Furnished summer home
in Rehobeth Beach, Dewey, Indian
Beach or Bethany, Del. Would pre-
fer lease. but will consider buying
at any of the above locations. Pre-
Ter ocean front, or as near as pos
sible. At least Q or 8 bedrms, and
bath. Servants quarters, if possible.
Box 456-Y, Star. -l6
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GLEBE RD. Darlington, Va.) In es-
tablished park and shop of z stores
near Hecht Cos new dept store.
Densely populated area. Large de-
sirable space suitable for many
types of business. Attractive rental.
Poss. about 60 days. Consult SHAN
NON & LUCHs CO. Realtors. 1905
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates. 3-to-5-year terms and
monthly payments. P. J. WALSHE,
INC. 1115 Eye st. NV. Ma. 646S.
LOANS-2nd, 3rd Trusts. buy or
sell. Call R. DAVIS, CO. O535 or
GE. 6S3S. after g. l5s
2nd TRUSTS bought for spot cash,
2hTo to AZ discount Md, Va. or
U. c. MR.. QUICK, RA. 341S, l4s
TRUSTS, 1st. 2nd and 3rd; Md. Va.
D. C.; weeks service. ADAMS
REALTY, CO.. 9o5 N. z. ave. NV.
Casa FOR lst AND End TRUST
NOTES. incl LIST trust; On acreage;
quick settlement. white or colored
r: GORDON. the Colorado BIDS.
l4th and 9 sts. NV Di. $3.50.
BARLOW REALTY co, Realtors.
mSsEY tSst = on n n;EE sEcoNnS aS faHtggss,-vs atgs
will buy second-trust notes. b. C.,
sTfoNA sarH5 AZ %oRTAdE % Gs HAsssoaa9s g isvssT: Tssi:
Natscn.i MENm f0Rss 0sRssss 1912 N, z ave NV
{. as, 6ss INTEREST, according 20
classification Of security and locs-
zion: no charge for appraisaiR
MOORE 4 HILL co, 732 nth Sd.
End TRUSTS BoUGHr-Top prices;
]. & HOOVER, RA. 22S1. GIL. 6676.
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BOATS

s!AHIBoAT;. q a Chesapeake Bay Skip
preservers, dinghy, etc. $500. Lo-
%aeSt Sassd On YsrS severn rnsT RiyeE sappinEtons
ELCO 1881 cabin cruiser, with galley
and inclosed head; sleeps 4: EQUIP.
ped with 1946 Grey marine S-cyl-
inder engine. l to l and Y reduc-
OF elon vfenns rn1se is%1B u i7S9 Phone GIL. if5o
CRUISER, yacht design, 4Ox1O it.,
eond.; sacrifice for cash. Cali co.
e124' or ouass Boat Yard. Annapolis.
UTILITY CRUISER. % IT,. .1o4 h'p,
hull. DE. 640O. Ext. 720. Is
s6,5O0 CASH buys the most conn
pistely equipped 80 cabin cruiser
afioat. including ship-to-shore tele-
Hartse's Boat si Yard. d foot tns of'sA, Of md
street. Annapolis.
ROW BOAT, just painted and in Al
condition; 15 feet, with oars; suit
a6le for outboard motor; S1O0.
nn,aro,is Y; w; isFihMAN' daaAN Edsewster. Nd.
NEW s5-FT. CABIN CRUISER. 125-
h.p. Chrysler marine engine. So .pTk-
A. TINS BOAT HOUSE, woodland
SAIL BOAT. a4-ft. ketch: excel. MiS con.
0AtAoht bNW SANS duAllldIy Enklne.
si.t 81. 900 o. BILL KENNoN, Bendi:
eS-FT.; OFF iNBoARD MOTOR. 7n-R.p. @
Briggs q Stratton: completely over
hauled. $425. Cali GIL. 3262.
siz ..E srisgs sgs,ns and ssrsstSn heavy
overhaul: Ideal for boat. Cost $3.50,
accept S75 or best offer. UN. 1928.
ENGINE. chris-craft. 11s hp.. q
sfokAaE fsoss aR FFSSSaiHEE FSSiEEHEssT E II small
DEMPsEY's% % BOAT T1ieitS HOUSE. sesii ssth
and aM,, K . sts. NV. RE; S911. -15
Yard. Gaiesville. Nd. IDEAL vessel
for family. cruising Chesapeake.
Ford A. Shipmate, head. dinghy
%I sPparsEE. sE., For i's!S sale $500. , csH
s$-FT.0 Comfortable cruising a cutter.
gray motor, sails, awning and win
ter cover. Needs new mast. As is,
$1,000, At the Petrini's yard. East
BRAND-NEw oRAN electric battery
charging plant; capable of producing
100 amperes, incl. finest solid ma
nM1fFang MfF nsaS 6ox cover; $500 or best 9fter.
LIFT. o'c2i CYPRESS AND OAK. 5.S.p.
Wisconsin engine with marine trans
mission, S275; also trailer, S125, or
boat for $3.50. Call WI. 0S9O. -l5
151a-FOOT RUNABOUT-V-S engine;
good condition; $500. ia West st.,
Manassas, Va. Call 12S-W, KEEN
lift. OLD TOWN RED CANOE. ex-
cellent condition. Call after pm,
5.H.P. WATER-CooLED MOTOR,
tank, shaft, propeller. SIS. OtisG
S5SS after 6 pm. Monday. 15s
26x5 BAY-BUILT BOAT, mod A con.
version. small cabin; price, $500.
Call KING. WA. 4192. is
BAY BOAT, 36x9:
ideal for fishing; $1,000, immediato
1s.Fr. salsi OF Rusaboour S1laou with HlS 1slS.p.
johnson outboard motor. both new:
75-FT. COAST GUARD CUTTER.
twin screw, complete equipment:
needs paint; $1,000. Take smaller
boat, real estate or late car In trade.
sHHiP- H -To-sHoRE 70 RADIO trans.
mitters, reconditioned and guaran-
teed; all sizes available at half price
Of new equipment: trades accepted.
Also 32-volt pumps. motors. gen.
orators, electric winch. Otis e171.
Evening star., 1951-04-14

927 18th st. NV. Elk. 2740.
Maryland Country Property Sales
Since 1921. is
Evening star., 1951-04-14

AP. DIGS. Is
731 11th ST. N.W.-Ground floor, ex-
terror just remodeled. Bay window.
Good for any type business. RA.
Ih0l. TU; 1910. -15
buck and near Giant, Kresge and
Peoples Drug Stores. Ample PARK
ing. Excellent for childrens store,
dress shop, gifts, etc. Reasonable
rent. Prompt poss Consult Mr..
Taylor. SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
Realtors, 1906 H st. NV, Ma. 2345.
Evening star., 1951-04-14
SUBURBAN 80 ACRES
SET IN THE ROLLING VA.

COUNTRYSIDE
Easily reached from Washington
driving out Lee blvd. and Route 211
about 35 miles out. About 80
acres in hardwood saw timber, q
running stream, has ms "witching
hooks" several springs. Balance OF
land in cultivation and is fertile
stn1r ad pfoSuGtiys hsT: sm large sass sWo-
3 big barn. other farm bldgs. in
Guiding four henhouses which will
house 500 chickens !. all In good
condition. Recommend as the best
remedy for those imitation blues
Shown by appointment. KELLEY
HRANNEE. Exclusively, DI. 7740
Sun, Mr., Tolson, OR. 1899. LII
Evening star., 1951-04-14
SMALL FARMS
"FAIRIETGH''


f1HE 1Ss lcRAs rAEM 3ErrA 0E rAAPPEoxTMATMY s 2 14
SPRINGS; PRODUCING BEEF CAT
Brick rambler type home. Main
mouse sits on ? knoll with q mag
countaysids Es" Rooms tns I0l1eE nnps. syrsins
ieoE. sTseious han. dluae' liVins room' ant
20. .7x1b.10. with fireplace and huge
picture window. for the view; dim
ing room opening on Q large COW
cred nagstone terrace. large break
.ast .ast room with built-in red leather
equipped kitchen. pantry, Laundry, =
den or library, bedroom. nursery
and bath. End a., two large he'd
rooms and bath. Basement, recrea-
lion room really made for enter
san salnins t33x15.Sl. huge fireplace,
Tith bar and bath with shower.
on hot.water heating system, Hoo
gallon tank. Grounds are we'll land
scaped. garden: 4 telephone Outlets
IN house. Double tenant house, 3
consist Of a large new
houses SSo5a FSsshiPs5S Sss SsS,.. shss Dep!sEy 3ss
ETC lao nGphfs 6riiisd .Rsnp Rsii q sheds ID.
ceIlent drinking water. Land all
aencso. white board fence being nut
Up. Land Is In excellent Condition
Uts, Uats, barley and hay now being
on 'Ipi Il deslresdf.h lhssfh' tenants could stay
PRICE s1oo. .ooo-sHowN
ANY TINE BY APPOINTMENT.
Romye Lamborn, Realtor
olTe oleol l.sseeuth South Arlington Ridge Rd.