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RR1cx n11McA1n,r S11nzn

- BRICK BUNGALOW-S11. $50.
Very attractive 5-rm. home. less
than . yrs. old. Features beauti-
full hardwood floors. colorful deco
rations, Dream kitchen. real cera-
mic tile bath. Ex-GI owner. really
anxious to sell; Small down pay
ment will handle,
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FORREST HEIGHTS

106 WOODLAND DR..
OPEN SUN, = TILL DARK.
Extra spacious 5-bedrm. CUSTOM built
Cape Cod brick bungalow, including
such features as 2 lst-fl. bedrmS
with master bedrm featuring 3
closets, full tiled bath, lge. equip
kit. with rm. for full breakfast set.
full size din. rm. and immense liv
nm, all on one f.. 2nd fl. has 3
bedrms. and storage space; full
bsmt. with finished rec rm and
firepl.; level lot 60Xl SO; truly a
spacious home to be proud OF in
any company. Mrs. Morris will be
on duty. Directions: Out s. Capitol
ST. on to Indian hwy. to Forrest
Heights. follow our signs to LOG
Woodland DIR.
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TRIPLE
TRIUMPH

/. Big .6rm. brick Colonial. witt
attractive Perma-Stone front: sid,
screened porch and circular rea,
brick patio
2: 14xl9 liv. rm.. complete with
built-in book shelves and brick log
burning frepl.; separate banquet.
size din. rm.. equip. kit. with break
fast corner.
trance, steel-beam support, Columbie
auto. oil heating plant. laund. tray,
and auto, clothes washer; leye
grounds approx. 75xl 80; sidewalks
curb and gutter: about As blks. tC
grade school Owner transferred Il
Europe, must sell quickly ASkint
SlS.95o' with $4,000 cash. Call
Real Estate Service, Inc
4163 Lee Hwy. OF Glebe, OW. aO9t
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$3.50 DoWN-S5s PER MONTH.
Modern masonry BUNGALOW. with full
basement. oil heat. det. garage. :
lge. bed-ms.. spacious liv. rm., nicelS
equipped kitchen; full price, just
Evening star., 1951-11-25
peter j. hagan

SLIGHTLY RUNDOWN-S5.a5n
6-rm farmhouse with space galore
install your own bath and you'll
nave q nice home. Only S7O(
down, $50 per month.
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ARLINGTON-$14,950
OPEN SUNDAY, l TO {

35Iv SOUTH 18th ST.
Vacant attr. det. Cape Cod home,
on lge. lot. 50x16O. Features in
clude, bedrms., = kitchens, oak
floors, Venetian blinds, outdoor
frepl., a.-c.. heat, and full basement
with outside entrance. Completely
redecorated: Masonry construction
South 18th St, right on South 18th
st. to house. FLOYD E. DAVIS CO,
1929 K st, NV. MA. 0352; ewes.
JU. 1896. -26
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$4,000 CASH
$8O-S85 PER MO.

viii buy attractive 3-bedrm. white
bungalow. with liv. rm. and sep
kit; pull-down stairs to storage
attic: 65xl09 level lot; all city
utilS. and a clean, neat neighborhood
OF nice folks. You won't beat it,
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TWO UNITS S1oo5o

TWO UNITS-SlO.a5O.
2-bedrm. BUNGALOW, with
very nice ant. in dry basement
Two complete kitchens. two modern
baths. Live in one apartment, rent
the other for S75 per mo. Just
$3.50 down.
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ropNFR pprcY S,s -Eo

CORNER BRICK-S15.750
rwo-story Colonial on lovley Anchor
fenced corner lot Three spacious
bedrms., modern tiled bath, 23-ft.
liv. .rm., dining rn.. ultra modern
kitchen. fun, dry basement. House
Excellent financing Available,
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& REnRooMs- nsa

5 BEDROOMS-SI B,G5H.
Colossal home for large family or
chance to realize extra income.
spacious rooms 2Na baths, full base
ment, dble. garage, oil W heat:
al-hrick construction Located !
block from al conVenierces. Real
bargain on easy terms.
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CONTINUED on Next PaEe)
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ARLINGToN-FAIRFAx
OPEN TODAY
$14,30O
Asking 81, 400 down Uncl. settlement
charges. $50 a month, Incl, D. l.
p, 1; on this vacant. immaculate,
3.bedroom, Westlswn rambler I'M
MEDIATE OCCUPANCY. Directions
Out Lee blvd. past Seven Corners to
wayne road. left on Weston rd..
$13,95O
Brick Colonial: excellent North Ar
hneton location; close TO all schools
,tranSp' and shopping; 3 bedrms.,
rm, full bsmt.. front porch. Asking
$1,000 down. Directions: Out North
WaShington blvd. right on No
kenilworth, left on No. 18th tc
open sign.
$22,5OO
This rambler without q doubt is the
prettiest of Its size in Arl. Co,
both inside and out; lee. liv rm
kitchen with finest appliances; cor
nS,,, nsr WOODED lot; screened porch.
FfNalNXcEbA FFHHlX : BEATTY n;.sJ1,Yn,. AddREApY dI7,
highway TO Fairfax drive right In
Westnoreland > blocks to open sign,
$27,50O
Luxury rambler: bedrooms. H.
baths basement; on fenced, ia-acre.
l3xl4 all large bedrms., mod, Xii :
house only ] "a years old avail be-
cause OF officer's transfer. Custom
decorated Sll, 900 cash down,
Directions: Out Lee highway to
East Rosemary lane. left to our
open sign.
$27,500
Lorcom lane rambler with center-hall
entrance, 3 bedrms.. IA baths, rec
rm.. car port. A fine home for its
Sharm and convenience to d. C. and
pentaeon. Directions: Out Lorcom
tane via parkway to open sign Al
2S46 Lorcom lane.
c. F. WOODROE, INC.
1880 Wilson Blvd. Open til o DIN
OK. 1929 IA 1-S1u0
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AvoNDAIE-ToDAY,s sprc1Ar,

AvoNDALE-TODAY's SPECIAL.
Even the eyes OF the other brokers
will pop when they see this Rarely
is there a house for sale in orig
inal Ayondale. But today we are
6-rm. brick Dutch Co
lonial, located on one OF the most
attractive streets In this ever-popu-
lar community. House has all you
are looking for, garage. oil INV
heat, attractive .liV. rm., full din.
rm. rec rm. in basement. side
porch and many other extras. Call
early on this one. the price is
right.
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CHFvERLY's BEsT-S1o,a5o.
6-rm, brick. 2-level home. on at
tractive corner lot. Living room de-
sianed for entertaining. spacious
family din rm,. big ultra modern
kitchen. Delightful basement, side
screened porch, brick garage. Only
$4,000 down.
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Suitland Bungalows

43 TO 49 DUVALL ST.
OPEN SAT. SUN, l TILL 5.
Spacious 2-bedrm. BUNGALOW, priced
within the working mans reach al
SI2,75O, with $4,000 down. Lo.
Gated lust 2 blks. from Govt. Censu,
and Hydrographic Bureau. These
equipped kits; oil a.-c,h., and con
ven. to transp.. schools and shop
ping. Directions: Out Silver Hill
I'd. 3 blkS beyond Suitland stor
light, Duvall st. to our open sign
or out Branch ave. to Silver Hill I'd
to Duvall st. Ask for Mr.. Wales.
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60o5 EUCLID ST. CHEVERLY.
New brick rambler, full basement.
built-in garage, 22-ft. living room,
attractive .firepl., full din. rm., space
to eat. kitchen. Builder is ready
to sell today To reach: Peace
Cross to Landover rd.. right to
Cheverly, I'D Cheverly ave. to Euclid
st., right one block to open sign.
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NEW HOME, FIREPLACE
COD BARGAIN
RIJRCH REALTY
BUNGALOW, BSMT.

s505 BALTIC. blvd. College Park. Md
TO. 4147 till g pm; after q pm
WA. 564l. UN. 1891, SH. 1910.
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HOUSES SALIVA. (cont. J

RAMBLERs sUPREME-we telieve
these are the best values IN. to-
liv. rm. 1919 with fireplace. din;
city conveniencess; S14.5oO. monthly
payments less than rent Call ia
5-0o7l BURNERS REALTY co,
Low DOWN PAYMENT-Semidet:
2,bedrm brick home, features full
loan and low monthly terms; Cony,.
S9.95O-LINCOLNIA-White bunga-
low, l acre. end Of dead-end road;
raise chickens, dogs, vegetables; full
? bedrooms: chicken house; large
GEORGE s. DUFFEY CO, OV.
"'74' 1909 Duke ST. Alexandria.
BuNGALow-open Sun. to g.
1892 9th st, south. close to Airing
ton Hall and PentaGon. ) real large
rooms, de- luxe bath, hardwood floors
fireplace. air-cond. heat. oil fuel;
fun high, dry basement: large, level
lot; PRICED low for quick sale; DON'T
sTEE, gTTs Y this pF fine e,da nuy c LARRY tfds O.
s2,5O0 Down, SO mo-; mo- a0bedrm.
home, off Lee. blvd; conv. to Ari-
ington Hall: full bsmt, with recr.
rm.; all conv,; ha-acre corner lot.
A new house. Full price, S11.S50.
No agents. JA 4-0441 -25
ANNANDALE-S22. 800 net: $4,000
down; 8 bedrmS, IA baths. lge.
liy. rm., separate din. rm., radiant
heat, lear garage, "a acre.
S,950-New three-bedrm.. lge. liv.
rm.,, separate din. rm., electric
kitchen. full bsmt.. high elevation,
WIN. T. cARRIco, JR.-AL. 544o.
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80 GttS., ON. 4oOE -
OPEN / TO 6

200 Garland Ave. Takoma Park. Md.
a gracious modern
home in charming community. A
circular driveway to this all-brick
Colonial custom-built corner home.
floor tiled powder room, an excep-
tionally large living room with fire.
place and built-in curio cabinets. a
charming dining room with corner
cupboards built in. modern kitchen,
screened porch, A master bedrm.
rooms. colored tile bath. Attic fully
insulated. A recreation room paneled
OH heat. Directions: Out New
HampShire ave. extended, 1L2 miles
past D. c. line, left on Sligo park
way, approximately 3 blocks, right
on Garland.
Dorothy K. Winston g. Co.
e05 18th st. NV, ST. o55O.
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2-FAMILY HOME
OPEN SUNDAY. / TILL, G
OPEN TODAY

NEW BRICK HOMES. S12,95o.
6-rm. Cape. Cod. with spacious ex-
pansion attic. lovely ceramic tiled
bath, de luxe equipped kitchen.
full daylight basement. outside en-
trance, gas heat. Terms as low
as S64 per mo. to GIs. Easy terms
TO all. To reach: Out Baltimore
blvd, 2nd trafflc light past Univer-
ave-, left on r. I. to Indian lane
and right to new houses.
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1859 NO. POLLARD ST

A-A4& A4t4~ ~
This white brick New Or
leans leans rambler, located near
Country Club and the new new
George Washington Memorial
Parkway, was built one wear
ago. Situated on a large
wooded lot with towering oak
IreeS. 1t has an artistic en-
trance with New Orleans grille
Work which opens on a wide
ef ftfanee an. nall To the right
Q4x20 with Colonial ire
place and picture window:
picture window: large kitchen
tl;Hlo1 equipped with Geneva
CABINETS, diShwasher. disposal
snd diversified GE REFRIGERATOR
with deepfreeze top and de
iuxe WestinGhouse range:
private tiled bath: two twin
sized bedrooms with bath:
stairway to storage attic from
KITCHEN; full basement with
diminished recreation room
with fireplace, half bath and
bulit-in garage. Asbestos roof,
copper plumbing and cutters.
.. DNetllonS TO reach. Cross
Memorial Bridge, bear sharn
right for 4/l0 mile to sign
marked Key Bridge" bear
right and go 6/l0 mile To
sign marked Key Bridge
Lorcom Lane" bear right and
go ! 6/l0 miles to sign
marked 'Lorcom Lane" turn
right. so $40 mile to inter
section of Lorcom lane and
Military road, right on Mill
tary road to N. Pollard st
right on N. Pollard to our
OPEN" sign.
~H. "S3S. Ewes and Sun, GIL. 661
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OPEN

The following home selection will be
open Sat. and Sun. for your inspec
hand to answer any questions which
you may have.
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Fred Burgess Real Estate

1924 Pa. ave. s.e., VI. 2sO2 till o
Our once is open from 8 till o, z
days per week. If the preceding
homes do not At your needs call us
to discuss requirements. We have
many other homes listed and we
will endeaver to locate a suitable
home for you.
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5000 DOWN-S58.6O MO

3-BEDROOM CAPE COD
Suburban bungalow with full bsmt
and expansible attic. real enter
tanning dining room, immaculate
condition. large level lot. Above
terms to vet and price only
$780, subject to VA approval.
Conv to Andrews Field in s.e.. Sec
tion and only minutes to town.
Call Mr. Berens, jr.. or Mr.. Taylor,
Saturday or Sunday. at MA. 5005.
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES,
INC 1hOl Z a VI -Oh
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npJrY r,,rr s,s-=o

BRICK, 2-LEVEL-S15,75o.
Six large rooms in this outstand-
ing corner property. Full base
ment. gas heat, house immaculate
inside. Features tremendous liv.
rm. and ultra-mod. Kitchen. Easy
terms To reach: At Peace Cross
bear right to Annapolis I'd. out
Annapolis I'd. about . mi. to Wood
lawn. Turn left on Greenvale
pkwy, to 70l0 and open sign.
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WOODLEY SOUTH

Sale by owner. 3-bedroom Cali
fornia redwood rambler. Gas-fired
hot-water radiant heat. Large liv-
Ing, room with brick chimney wall
awning-type windows. Ceramic tile
bath. Including refrigerator, gas
range. garbage disposal. automatic
washing machine. Formica sink
tops, exhaust fan. sliding door
parquet floors: paved drive to car
port. Located in nicely wooded
area. S4, 600 cash and assume 4 ee
note with monthly payments OF
SSO.42 including prin. interest and
taxes. II interested call ME. 1852
pointment to inspect. 25s
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peter j. hagan
DREAM BUNGALOW

REALTOR.
1905 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
UN. S5S5. WA. 1857. UN. 1885.
Omen @ Til @
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BEDROOMS

in North Forestville; large liv. rm.,
dining rm., fully equipped YoungS-
town kitchen; all level lots, average
55xl 20 it.. schools and transp. conv.
Open Daily Until Dark
Directions: Out Marlboro pike ap-
prox. 3 miles beyond D. C. line to
North ave. and our sign on left.
Harry A. Boswell g. Co.
Realtors, 371S r. l. Ave, Mt. Rainier
Evening star., 1951-11-25
ALEXANDRIA
BEVERLY HILLS
,nr TENNEoCE htY

'N'' LNN CoDEE AVE-.
Ooen | to 5 Sunday
1st. A.. lge. liv. rrn.. full dining rm.
den or bedrm.. mod. kit. and bath
End f.. ) twin-siZed bedrms, and
bath. Attached garage. All finest
materials and workmanship Price
S3l 900, with excellent financing.
WHlTTON e. SCHREISER
OV 61I1; Ewes. TIE. 4l6S.
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VETERANS ONLY

S510 down-Dandy. well-built, pre-
war, comfortable. 6-rm. home; mod
$3.50, S55 mo. Address Of prop
erty 500 10th pl, Seat Pleasant.
Md. Call MR.. COX. RE. 6272. -25
OPEN SUN, l TO 5
4-bedroom bungalow, 7 lovely rms. .,
partial basement, oil &C. heat,
front porch, det. garage, fenced
yard; located only blocks from
RALPH CHEVALIER
LU: 41SO0; ewes, VI. 6614. 2412
Minnesota ave Sc -25
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GRIN. COLONIAL ACRE
BY OWNER
A pleasant house in a pleasant neigh
borhood; large liv. rm., fireplace;
full din. rm.. fully equip. elec. kitch-
for recr. rm.; oil &C. heat. copper
plumbing, Bendix; Ind A. has , GOOD
size bedrms. and tile bath. stairway
to storage attic; fully insulated,
aluminium storm windows and doors
SI595O FA nl5a -n6
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FOR SALE BY OWNER

FOR SALE BY OWNER
Brick Cane Cod Large lfv. rm.,
firepl, dining rm.. tiled bath. 2
bedrms. down; I'd story with dor
mers, plumbing heat, etc, roughed
IN; full bSmt,. high ceiling. "a bath
roughed in. outside entrance: large
lot, outdoor firepl.. beautiful trees,
shrubs. flowers; aluminium storm
windows. glasSed-in back porch,
other extras; S17 $50. MRS. CRAIG.
Call FA. 2545 Tor directions.
OPEN, HOUSE, to Saturday and
Sunday; bedrooms. 2 tile baths;
excellent neighborhood, close-in,
convenient location in beautifully
WOODED surroundings; these and
many other features make this al
most-new brick Cape Cod home with
lifetime roof an exceptional offer
ing; home-like living room with
real fireplace. large dining L, mod
ern-eauipped kitchen. with garbage
bath on 1st floor; . exceptionally
spacious bedrooms and tile bath on
:2nd floor; full basement has "a
bath. laundry tubs and outside en-
trance; rear yard is Anchor fenced
and surrounded by tall trees: priced
very low at $24. $50. excellent terms.
Don't miss seeing 1t. Directions: ::
Out Shirley highway TO King street,
(Route -, left to Braddock road,
left i u blocks to Cypress street.
left about 4 blocks to Oakcrest, to
EBNER r. DUNCAN CO.
Realtors and Insurers
GIG Prince ST.. Alex, Va, AL. $3.50
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Falls Church Suburban

Brick and stone, rambler type. near.
ing completion. on beautiful corner
place of stone, din. rm. has pretty
picture window, lge. kitchen is vel
equipped bedrms. and tile bath
in one wing; a den, bedrm. and Tile
bath in the other wing; full base
ment has paneled recr. rm., furnace
rm. and IA bath; stairs to overall
storage attic: screened breezeway
garage; spacious, pretty, well planned
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
Realtors. FA. 2620.
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OH! IT'S CUTE

And located In a section OF larger
more expensive homes! An all
brick "-bedrm. cottage. with fun
Kit. and a gardeners house. This
one won't last. It's going this week
end. Asking Sl4,95O. Call OW
, 1951-01-27
Dr..W. E. Dubois,
Shirley Graham
To Wed Feb. q

NEW YORK, Jan. 27. (ANP)
Two famous figures in the lit
erary world-Dr. w. E. B. Du-
Bots, 80, and Miss Shirley Ora
ham, 47,-are scheduled to become
DIR. and Mrs. Dubois on or by
Feb. % when the bridegroom will
observe his 83rd birthday.
The news of the impending mar
rage between the two outstanding
authors came as a surprise, even
to close friends. According to one
persons, "that romance went on
right under our noses. Their clos
est friends didn't know anything
about it."
Both principals refused to COM
met on their plans. The marriage
will be the second for both of
Continued On Page 4
, 1951-01-27

A first-hand glimpse of hospital
conditions was received Friday by
legislators and probate judges
from the district covered by the
Dayton State hospital.
Members of the judicial and legis-
lative branches, under the guild
ance of DR.. J. A. Mendelson, hos
pital superintendent, toured the
main hospital, the hospital farm,
the receiving hospital and the hos
pital grounds.
Those participating in the tour
included:
Probate Judges Rodney M.
Love, head of the southwest
region, Probate Judges association
and Montgomery county judge
Samuel Maust of Miami county,
chairman of Fridays district meet
ing; Donald Ziegel of Preble
county: William B. McCallister,
Greene county; Edward Williams
of Darke county; Harry G.. Ora
, 1951-01-27
Finds Check For
Million Dollars,
Gets So Reward

JACKSON, Miss. Jan. 27. (AN-
P)- R. T. Adams, 46-year-old
grocery deliveryman, was a MILL
onaire for two hours when he
found a U. S. government check
for $1,113,857.84. At least, he
can always say he had a million
dollars in his hand for more than
a minute.
Adams found the check on the
sidewalk while delivering groceries
in the Catholic Chancery building.
1t was wrapped with a deposit
slip from the state treasurer's Of
flee to the Deposit Guaranty bank.
He put the check in his pocket and
completed his deliveries.
Upon returning to the store
where he is employed, he told his
employer Mike Harkins, about his
find. Harkins told him to turn the
check over to the state treasurer.
Continued Page q
, 1951-01-27
? Men Freed Of
Neglect Charges

Following the recommendation
of Assistant Prosecutor John
Hoover, two men charged with
non-support two years ago and
detained on fugitive charges were
released Friday by Common Pleas
Judge Charles Lee Mills. They
were: Edward M. Burke, of Vir-
GINA, arrested in Dayton in 1947,
and Estey Domer, of Pennsylvania,
picked up in 1913.
Both were on bonds pending
action from their respective states.
Continued on page
, 1951-01-27
2 Compensation
Cheaters Fined

Two more men pleading guilty
to charges of receiving unemploy-
ment compensation while working
were fined by Chief Justice Paul
Sherer Friday in Municipal court.
They we're: Earl Rufus Shemell,
of Ais Adlite st., and Everett Lee
Cox, of 1921 Hamlin Dr., Each
we're finde 500 and cost and
sentenced to 80 days with $50 Of
the fine and the days suspended on
condition of good behavior. They
were charged with fraudelant mis-
representation.
, 1951-01-27

Requests for a law requiring
former convicts to register when
they come to the city have been re-
ferred to the legal department,
City Manager Russell E. Mcclure
said Friday.
According to City Law Director
Herbert Beane, a check has been
made with Cincinnati, which has
such a law. Beane said that be-
fore establishing the law Cincin-
natl checked with Indianapolis,
, 1951-01-27

He is the Rev. Harrison Gallo
way, who, in refusing to sell the
property, said:
"They wanted to pay me in
stocks and bonds and I want cash.
When I get my money Pm going
to build a church."
Rev. Galloway's property is
directly in back of a new $10,-
00O, 900 department store in the
rapidly growing business section of
Arlington. He has lived there 35
years.
, 1951-01-27
Allen AME Church To
Mark 58th Anniversary

The 58th anniversary of Allen
AME Church, 231 S. Euclid Ave-,
will be observed Sunday, Jan. %
through Sunday, Feb. 4, with min
listers and congregations from
neighboring churches taking part
in the weeklong service.
The anniversary will begin at
$3.50 pm. Sunday, with services
conducted by Rev. P. E. Hender-
son, congregation and choir from
Corinthian Baptist church. At =
80 pm. a musical program, feat
uring local talent, will be sponsor
ed by the senior choir.
Rev. D. Revere, congregation
and choir, of st. Luke Baptist
church will conduct services Mon
day night, and Tuesday night the
service will be conducted by Rev.
D. Mcfarland, pastor of Mt. Olive
Baptist church. His choir and con-
gregation will participate.
Rev. Reed R. Hagans, pastor of
Mt. Enon Baptist church will have
charge of services Wednesday
night, aided by his own singing
groups and congregation.
Thursday night, Elder E. U. Mil
, 1951-01-27

Ter and Elder E. Webster, Of the
Bethel Church Of God in Christ,
will conduct the service. Choirs
and congregation from the church
are expected to take part.
Rev. E. A. Wadlowe, postor Of
Philips Temple CINE church will
be the speaker Friday night. The
Philips Temple choir will furnish
music and members of the congre-
cation will accompany Rev. Wad-
lowe to Allen AME for the service.
Highlight Of the anniversary
celebration will be the appearance
of Bishop A. J.. Allen, presiding
bishop Of the Third District who
will speak at morning services,
Feb. A..
Rev. J. w. Broaddus, pastor of
Tabernacle Baptist church will be
the speaker at $3.50 pm. and the
celebration will be concluded with
a candlelight service at 1880 pm.
under sponsorship of the Wright
Family singers and the Stewardess
boards. Rev. M. C. Pollack, pastor,
will be the speaker.
All weekday services will be-
gin at 1880 pm.
, 1951-01-27
EMPLOYMENT UP

According to the Dayton office,
Ohio State Employment Service
(OSES) employment in the city
hit it's all-time peak in mid-Janu-
airy.
, 1951-01-27
Legislators, Judges
Make Hospita| our

ham, Clark county and Tom Dan
aher, Auglaize county.
State Senators - Theodore
Gray of Piqua, C. I. Powell of
CONTINUED on Page ~
, 1951-01-27
Refuses $85,000Fo
Shack, Acre Of Ground

Va. Jan. 27-An 85-year-old re-
tired Negro preacher, who is not too old to realize the
value of property in a fast-growing business district, has
turned down an offer of $85, 900 for what is described
as a two-story shack and an acre of ground.
, 1951-01-27
Our New Phone Number
Is Michigan 1884
Police Chief Supports
Convict Registration

Miami and Miami Beach which
have convict registration laws.
Col. M. C. Kirkpatrick, chief Of
police, told Mcclure in a recent
letter:
"It is my opinion that such an
ordinance would definitely be a
great help in combating crime in
our community. 1t will tend to
prevent known criminals from
other cities entering our commu-
nifty to commit Crimes"
Evening star., 1951-09-06

|Bostonian, and more emphasis on
being an American.