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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-08-23

MECHANIC HAS CASH for le4s q
1851 wrecked. burned, or rundown
car. II reasonable. 10. 7-5484,
SOUTHERN DEALER, in town this
week, viii pay highest cash prices
for clean cars. any make or model,
DODGE WANTED-wm pay highest
& S6a RG Co. .0E 1000 ao' en- nod sH. k nN
p 66AAi fscS. wANrED-wtn "a, h,rh.
est cash price for any model. KIRK
MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga. ave. NV.
STICKS tHi tsO %iANrED-wm pa, n,sh.s,
eeaSn price Tor o any model. KIRK
M MOT Ssoo co" 1000 Ga. ave. NV
FoRRDss wi wSAiNTED-win pay nish.ss
MOTOR Co. 1000 Ga. ave. NV.
FAN lfi 4f HONEST ArpRA1sALs of all
fissc rs 1854 assured e n1 =:
PE Mhi StHH WANTED VIII pay
.highest cash price for any model.
KIRK MoT Tc6o CO., 1000 Ga. ave,
KIRK MOTOR CO. 1000 "a. ave
WESTERN BUYER has immed. cash
for nice low:mtleage cars. MORRIS
FOR WARM WELCOME and cold
s sssa s &c; or Hs AN y s Ss5Ss s co
$500 Bladsnsburs I'd, COTTAGE City.
Nd. WA. $500 or 10 Mass. ave. NV.
ST. 1888. Open ewes. and Sunday
194s TO l91l-All makes. Drive II
VII VIZ, pay % bal. WOLFE HogESoRs'
cHRYsSLERss Wi WANTED HiT; @.' VIII VIZ pa,
highest cash price for any model
KIRK MOTOR CO., 1000 Ca. ave
WILL PAY CASH for clean cars, any
make, any model; See Mr: Dunnin.
Georgia ave. NV, To. 2438.
WE E WILL PAY the hishess possible
Plymouths.. Drive In. Appraiser on
the property. CHEVY CHASE MO-
TOR CO.. 7725 Wis. ave.. Oh. 81 90.
Omen ewes
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AVToMoBILEs COR sALE

PLYMOUTH, 1910, 4-door sedan. Pay
me S26, take over balance Of pay
menfs 81 $3.50. sligo 7l90. ga
PLYMOUTH 1910 club coupe; r. and
III. original black nntshi excellent
tires; only S206. EDMoNDS MO-
TORS (Ford). Wilson blvd. at n.
Jackson. Arl. Va CHI. 1890. lDlr.
PIYMOSUiiTH AZ dark gray Special
de luxe sedan. equipped; immaIu.
. late inside and out; reconoitioned
ready TO- roll; S945; EMERSON q
PfIiYEMSioUTH '4s Special de luxe;
equipped; S593. Why pay norep
Over 100 others. AUTO WHOLE
sALERs. 1881 Bladensburg Rd. Ii.
SSS$S no22o SE s sySs s sRss
sSHs$ass Eef$S: 5000 b s sss
~ n tlsa| a ssa $50 .SGf
p dsFSi AZ s.r.amliner %" 1odr.
sedan, Hydra-AIatie; 7. and h., 49,
Sog actual ;tss a i; Se .sxs:ut,S Slssk;
fine "i cond. in every si way. Must Be-
Cash. trade or terms. BELL MO-
TORS 1I! SOLO Wisconsin ave. Wo
PoNTiAc. 1s4s sedan; dark gray I'm:
mech; $780,. EMERSON 4 oRME.
18th and u sts. n.w:, DI. 800.
PONTIAC 80 Streamliner 8 sedan;
Hydra. drive, r; and h.. smooth and
powerful motor. excel. tires; reduced.
$1.696; only S565 down. cIPCo
ssss. Til 0. coAsT-iS oPoeNTfsScs.
roNrFA s aye; e.f ls AT Sed so Coupe: &.
cylinder; 7: and h; less than i, 200
sisaness "a i n Gown. DARK blue. ot +
and H., other extras: excel. cond.;
Gan Sc s. arSSsSnssd. 81. O7Si. n ssstsf
PoH III; '4s s.reamlin.r %" Gar.
TOR sALEs. 1900 River I'd. Alex.
sTUDEBAKER 1850 commsnder A.
Or: sedan; must sell: overdrive. r..
81 sY HpdeT AZ. 1899 sSeS mi. Like "a new.
STUDEBAKER 81 Land Cruiser Sc
dan; company ofacial car; driven
less than 5000 miles; equipped with
a sors , WaTnsr auto; drive ian. snd other
and warranted; S2.105. MCNEIL
MOTORS: l41S p st. NV, co. 2l53.
lsTtUfDiEB4HER 80 convertible; eaaip. /;
81 500, Why pay more2 over
| 100 others. AUTO WHOLESALERS.
va Bic sbu-g I'd. Ii. $4,000
iSTUDEBAKER 40 Commander eonv.
equipped; Wv. tires; Jade green
nnish. new black top: leather IN
terrier: car Is In show room, cond.
terms SkIf No5foRs.n SOLO oos Mi s.
sTUDEBSkER $50 Champion club
coupe; heater. spotlight, excel. mo-
tor. good tires: reduced to S1.395
only S466 down. CIPCO guarantee
Ii mo. 70 pay. Open ewes. till o.
CoAST-N PONTIAC. AFT Fla. ave
ne. At. 700. pa
STUDEBAKER 1947 4-dr.; r. and h..
overdrive: clean: excellent transp. !;
| Ss95. KIRK MOTOR CO.. 1000
Georgia ave. NV. Ia. 1900. "a
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WATERFRONT PROP FOR RENT

COLONIAL BEACH waterfront cot:
cSSSs sSf s:1 a.r
al .ise. . Baths. hos boz S Hstsr; pvt pvt
beach and pier; swim. fish, crab
See to appreciate: $50 wk. co
061 !; eyes; Mon; Thurs. Pa
fenced ,n ETOund; modern. $50 VIZ
CTTSSREHs0 COTTAGE. Lewisetta, Va,
on Potomac--River IN. front backs
% TSaSd e rT. ana H S.drm IandH es
kit. pantry. fully furnished, electric
range. REFRIGERATOR, cooking utensils.
dishes. For rates, write or cal. MRS.
ISAAC Il: COOPER. Burgess Va
Heithhsrydllls Sl14S S: a h.d-u.
lge. sun porch, capable Of sleeping
s. kit. gas range, Frigidaire; ITeas.
HE E: LHO1 HaARBoR. so mi. D. C.
ming. i,shins. ersb SI;S'' avail. Aug Aug.
-; also over Labor Day week end.
KESwoo iD' BEACH, MD.-rurn me Cot
tage. all conveniences, sleeps g:
ayaii. s. aug. 70 through Sept. 10
front eettage. $S5 per VIZ. or $50
1S Sisa h Eos LRG rsSaE III aRo SfeO Pic
She ssSSs ks0G Bay. Sooo.it. shore, D no
near neighbors, sleeps 20. cleo.
refgr., cleo, range. 2 dble. sinks,
hot and cold water. GE. 502B. pa
COTTAGE on beach St Kenwood.
Can CHARLES. Prince Frederick
0.J. 8 to pm. "a
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SAILS

As sSst.e. 1919 49, sdT sedan s54b. also
These. English-built cars are the
fastest. moving used cars on the
present market. For economy Of
performance. and driving and park
ing ease. these gas-saving t3O-4O
town driving today. HILL l.
SANDERS. TIA Vermont ave. NV.
N MSasn.'s Oldest Ford dealer. MA.
A sSSSN , leg t tsE sun 5ess :s SO
BUICK 80 sedanette: equipped: ST.
others w AuTo 1 WH n1Tss 4ssr 1857 7SG
r h71laGSsns aSEss 3D. 3D.. Ii s,sso99; :.
MI; 1880. wa. ssss sit. go.
BUICK Tu!S,. - 1S4l a.. a.ar.; radio; :$75.
BUICK 40 super 4:dr:; Dyna.. r. and
new s ana fG L carries ea our Ba L saa
guarantee; 81 .495. LOVING MO-
TORS. 1891 Wis. ave. NV. EN-.
BUICK 1889 s-dr. sedan; $3.50 or
best oier. Needs grill. TO. 6546.
BUICK '4s Roadmaster conv.; r. q and
h., seat covers; dark blue with
s on TRES ssg tSp sss M Mo eTlys
Bulk ~ SUI SUPER n" con aM: q :. and .'
like new; tires very good and it
carries our guar; S1,225. LOVING
MOTORS. 1891 Wis. ave. NV en-
muck W.. 1888 ;gs.r sony.. 80;
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER 1947 Champ. 4-dr.
de luxe sedan: r.. and h., motor
shape; $685.. ia. $3.50. pa
1913 Champion; gray,
cd. climatizer, defroster, r. and h.
sss S A tltfF n nstS ss III c 's ssSi
14th st. NV, NO. 1871. Us
STUDEBAKER AZ Commander STAR
light coupe; fully equip. with ex.
tras; low mileage; leaving for over
seas; $945. OV. 1880 after Q, pm.
sTUDEBAKER 80 Commander 4.dr.,
5000 actual mi, beaut. black nm
ish. Wv. tires. Car same as brand
new in every way. Must be seen TO
be appreciated. 81 .h9b. Cash. trads
or terms. BELL MOTORS. 5Q10
Wisconsin ave-. Wo. 5000. --26
STUDEBAKER 80 convertible; equip;
p, So3 Why ,,, pay ,,yl morss &c Oyer
1881 Biadensburg Rd. Ii. $4,000.
STUDEBAKER, '4S. Commander club
coupe, equip, 1895. GREENWAY
MOTORS. 5000 MINI. ave. NE, LU.
sTUDEBAKER az, Regal de luxe
Commander Starlight club coupe,
radio, h, overdrive, WV. tires. $780,
Will trade for less expensive ca-.
Can after 8 pm. APP. 6271. .-26
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REAL Estate LOANS

CASH FOR Iss AND end TRUST
notes IN b. c.. Nd and Va. FULTON
n GORDON. the Colorado Bldg
14th and. q SITS NV d. $3.50
yi SSSCfSE' 81 SseA SEC0ND TRusF-w,
viii buy second-trlst notes, D. c..
nearby Md Or Va. Reasonable Eates
NKTIoNAL MORTGAGE q INVEST.
MENT CORP. 1879 N. y. ave. NV
National 6R33.
IMMEDIATE CASH for End trust
owner occupied property in D. C..
Nd, or Va. ALVIN FISCHER, 1927
1beA q. NV. ~
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
BOATS

I6-FT. CENTURY sPEEDBoAT, Sea
Maid; al mahogany. rs h.p.. Gray.
FISHING PARTiEs-Bay fishing, day
or night; CAN CAPT. J. H. KRoWE,
PARTRs-chesapeake Bay.
es:sTn e esy G STN H WE 4ia Bay
CABIN BOAT. 23x7M It.. recently
coppered: so h.p. Chrysler Marine
engine; $500 or best offer. HI.
CHiiRSIRS;-cRAFr BOAT KITS. You
assemble and save half. 70 f.. ls
KING FGIToN. sos Mains ave. s.S "
4S:FT. BOAT. 8 yrs. old; $3.50. 81
Ol3b. --23
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

CLEARWATER. FLA;-FuEn: "a. apt:
p1aTTFoRA 6 sE al sv eve Cone live in
Gods country; S11.00 buys q q
bedrm, bungalow In excellent condi-
ton mr., buses. schools and churches;
other hstings equally attractive: in
yestment and retirement .property.
FIELD. oW. i75s, oW. 17S4.
DUPLEX. MIAME-consist Of. living
room, 3 bedrooms. kitchen and bath;
$23,600, easy terms. For additional
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SEASHoRE PROPERTY
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR sALE

OCEAN BEACH, MD.-Private party
has several choice lots, purchased
last year. WIN sell at substantial
discount, below market price. Terms
or cash. Call ST. 0722 or WO. 3349.
SPECIAL BARGAIN; Mason's Beach
on the Bay. Deale, Nd. A Well-de-
yeloped restricted community; beaut.
home facing the Bay, well con-
Etrueted central-hall plan; large liv.
rm.. din. rm. and kit: bedrm. to
accommodate AS cpls.; large
porehes, large 2-car garage. 100-ft:;
1FTnf lG g.. Lends sS1dse a sha s and
bargain. cali Mr.. ODUM. RE. 62ie;
eyes. sat. and SUM-. West River
OCEAN FRONT LOT, 100000. pvt
beach, closest ocean water resort to
Phone QE. 2265 after 8 pm. -23
BUNGALOW, woodland Beach. Nd.
Larger. corner lot. main road,
elec.. refgr.. oil heater; reas. to
close estate. Wa. 1925. -25
MAkXLAND. Calvert County. or. the
Patuxent River.Qwnsr win sell to
Sye ths f 70 Bees % aa ss
anchorage. Finest duck hunting in
Grabbing. sand beach. One Of The
most attractive locations in South
ern MARYLAND. WO. 1887. "a
CORN FIELD HARBoR FARM
Lots or acreage. cleared or wooded,
on the Potomac River mr.. Point
pay without interest or taxes.
OWNER, 81. 1888. -26
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Pontiac 1947 station wagon:
excellent condition, r. and h.;
has TO be seen to be appreci-
ated. Your old car may be
down payment, bank financing.
HAlNES MOTORS. 10 Mass.
ave. NV. ST. 22S8.
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LOANS

end DEED OF TRUST NOTES on
residential or commercial properties
in the amounts from $1,000 to
$4,000 purchased at reasonable
300 9Th ST NV. DI. 1851. 24s
End AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
%4-HR. SERVICE. Contact Mr.. Green,
NATIONAL FINANCE CO.. 1914 K
st. NV. Ma. 664O.
8EcOND-TRuST MONTY AVAILABLE
AND NOTES PURCHASED. CALL
Mr. MILLER. NE. 1870: EVENINGS
SECOND TRUST NOTES pur-
chased promptly. Free ap-
praiSalS. CAPITAL CO., DI.
2942; eVe., DU. 6662.
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AUTOS 6 TRUCKS FOR HIRE
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED

VAN TRUCKS, ,any, size Job: prompt
ia. 2o37; after z PM, CE. 1416.
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FORD 1887 HEAVY DUTY;
new paint: new motor not re-
built; new transmission and
clutch; perfect condition
throughout. win sacrifice; will
take PASSENGER car on trade.
HAINE6 MOTORS. 10 Mass.
ave. NV, ST. 22SS.
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE

Location, Tuscarora Mts..
Central Pennsylvania along Juniata
River on grounds Of Mt. Union
Country Cub which offers the finest
1S-hole golf course in Central Pa.
a swimming pool. tennis and q club
house. Also excel. hunting and fish,
ing area. S-rm. Stucco house on
approx, " acre wooded lot; new
hot-water heating system with GE
auto ell burner; $4,000. For etidi-
tional information. call XII. S-9547
after q p.m. -23
OLD LONG ISLAND FARMHOUSE
Remodeled for modern living. 210-ft.
waterfront adjacent to Huntington
Yacht Club. l-acre plot. Down.
stairs: Lee. liv. rm., 2 firepls.,
screened porch and terrace. Hall
with closets and lavatory. kit. Up
stairs: double bedrms. each with
lge. closets Back hall. 2 baths.
Expansible attic. Scar garage.
Excel. schoo district. Bus calls for
children at door. Price, $32.500.
Can Mrs: Platten, DE. 4101; eyes,.
FRANCES POWELL HILL
1908 Goth st. NV.
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CADILLACS
LOST

500 BY . certain man in Arlington
who sold his car to q neighbor with
out first getting an ofier from
Arlington Motor Co.
a Block South Of Key Bridee)
1917 North Moore st. OW. S7S7.
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GARAGES

LIST COMMERCIAL - Rear Of 1929
14th st. NV, facing Newton St.
Storage or shop. $50. RIA. 2o36.
DOUBLE BRICK GARAGE. rear of
40 18th st. ne. Inquire OSCAR
SIEGEL. 625 9Th st. NV Elk. 2501.
PRE-CUT ALUM. and wooden "a.
RACES; and utility bldgs.. 10% down.
delivereq. s4s5: IA car car. izxss IT, t..
delivered, .S519; 2 car. 2Ox2O it..
self or we viii erect them. Open
daily. Sat. and Sun, drive out and
look over sample bldg BERKEY
hwy, Arl.. Va. Phone IA. $4,000
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,loTs s ACREAGE WANTED

WANTED TO BUY N0W--small par
eel Of land for garden purposes only;
any location. Write Box 215-J. Star.
ACREAGE wanted for development in
.ATlinEton or eloSe-in. Brokers
invited. IA. e-066S.
WANT ABOUT HALF ACRE in Fair
fax County; suitable camping out.
nature photography. Box 1S3-M.
Star. 23e
The guardian., 1951-06-23

sist of arias and duos from the
great composers with special
music for organ and piano and
selections by the choir.
This program will be given at
the Church which is located at
80 Kenilworth street, in Rox-
bury. The admission will be
free and an offering will be
taken.
The guardian., 1951-06-23
OH FREEDOM! OH FREEDOM!
a., ,rIIEE0pDI MILLER

TETos. DEMAND REPRESENTATIVE SHOWS ON IV
Only IS the race is eternaly vgant will our Liberties
be secured TV is the latest media Its mluence Is
ncacuable Who would have thought could arouse inc
nation as nothing else the Kefauver crime
Did the boxing world foresee it would cause It's ooX ONCE
receins to eff? OF seneceptons the eye IS greates'
Of ali The Chinese have proverb that picture worth
. thousand words The newspapers, magazines, radio
current novels and literature have whole been guilty OIL
giving the American public sereotyped picture OF the
coored people We generally portrayed as cmoren
clowns or criminals We know character to be exacty
Nke other human beings black and white in varying pro-
portions making many hues of gray Few readers would
enjoy reading Of us all black in the NATIVE SON or
all white as Uncle Tom in UNCLE TOMS CABIN We all
enioy reading Of people like the we meet IN our daily
walk people with some good some bad strangely mixed VI
course we have Beuahs and Bills working for their beloved
white folks We also have Bunches and Simpsons working
for humanity and world peace In all fairness we shouo
meet both types If anything, little more about our
Bnches and Simpsons the world knows too too well our
Beuahs and Bills
Do YOU know Beuah and Bill can be seen in TV? How
about bringing p your children to have their tender minds
reyel only on Beulah and Bill? And it is announced that
the parody on the coored people AMOS N ANDY is soon
to be shown the children of America Maybe they VIII
annear with faces backened with burnt cork At time when
the world sorely needs better human relations AMOS IN
ANDY are going TO themselves too silly and stupid
to merit being understood and appreciated So looks as
TV officials are perpeuate the general picture the
p,bc holds Of colored people Thus far they allow an
Individual or quartet like the INK SPOTS to entertain In
employment the for technical jobs and msntenance
almost nothing has been done
What can we do change things? The Gls OF our race
in Japan are letting the officials know they are fed up with
THE BEULAH SHOW. We do likewise We can make
our purchase Of TV carry protest Manufacturer;
have the ears Of the officials All TV programs are subject
to federal supervision The Government should know the
kind Of programs demand The truth is we should as
race insist on race representatives sitting policy making
Tv bodies And should pay their salaries as race to
insure their loyalty serving US.
The guardian., 1951-06-23
Goes To FFonce
On Scholarship

HAMPTON, VA. - Hermon S.
Davis, Jr., 1947 Hampton Insti-
tute graduate in architectural
design next fall will study with
the famous architect and U. N.
Consultant LeCourbusier under
Fulbright Scholarship in Paris,
France.
Davis, whoreceived the Master
of Architecture Degree at the
University of Illinois in January,
will study city planning at the
University of Paris in afternoon
sessions while working under
LeCorbuSier in the mornings.
The son Of Principal H. S. Davis
of the Mary Potter School at
oxford, N. c., he has already
been doing work in civil en-
gineering including city plan
ming at the University of Wis
coSin.
At Hampton, Davis partici-
pated in the Band, the Student
Christian Association, and other
activities and was a scholarship
student. His experience to date
has included teaching and stat
istical drafting for the National
Advisory Committee for Aero
nautics Langley Field, Va.
The guardian., 1951-06-23
81 Petersburg. Florida


Nations Of Europe need more
than just money and supplies if
they are to recover as desired
by the United Nations, accord
ing to William Frary Won Blom-
berg, international Relations
Counsel, who spoke last night
at Faith Temple. He said the
Marshall Plan needs spiritual
support and better understand
ing among races.
Won Blomberg came here on
Of the Rev. DR.. Charles
M, Leaning, pastor of Faith
Temple. He was guest at the
home Of Mrs. Elma Cook, 203612
Third Avenue North,
Won Blomberg says that in the
Western Zone of Germany are
100000 Germans evicted from
Eastern Germany and countries
behind the Iron Curtain. They
have no homes, no jobs, little
food, and the Baron said, are a
real menace TO peace.
UNITED Nations could recruit
from among that very large
group half million young Ger
mans willing to fight Russia"
The guardian., 1951-06-23
To Study Race
Relations In
The Caribbean

Fourteen members of the In
ter Cultural Committee
Washington, D. c., left Miami
by Pan American World Air
ways Clipper Saturday June 16
for Havana, first stop on a two
week swing through four Carib-
bean countries.
The group, formerly known as
the National Council of colored
Women, is visiting Cuba, jam
aica, Haiti and Puerto Rico to
study inter racial relations,
They are leaving Havana June
20 (Cubana Flight 4S6) for a
day in Camaguey, Cuba, then
Clippering to Kingston, Jamaica
June 81 Flight 223) for two days
before continuing on to Port-au-
Prince, Haiti, June % tFlight
223) for a four-day stay.
San Juan, Puerto Rico, is the
final stop on the itinerary. The
party is arriving there June q
Flight 223) for a four day visit
before boarding a Clipper july
Flight 216) for New York.
The guardian., 1951-06-23
M
EUROPE NEEDS MORE THAN
Cash, SUPPLIES, BARON SAYS

Won Blomberg said. 'The Ger
mans are willing, even anxious,
tot fight Russian effort to over
run Germany but if they are
left to drift without guidance,
they may follow another Hitler"
Churches in the Western Zone
are crowded, he said and if one
wants a seat one must 60 an hour
or two early. He said that be-
hind the Iron Curtain people
flock to churches in spite of dis
couragements such as listing at
the doors names of attendants.
Won Blomberg is an American,
born in Deerfeld, Mass, near
Boston. When he was in his
teens he met Baroness Adelheid
Marie Won Blomberg, visiting in
Boston. She adopted him. so the
young man spent may years in
Germany.
He is a board member of the
International Council for Chris
tian Leadership with headquar-
ters in Washington. Senator
Ralph E. Flanders is chairman
and Senator Estes Kefauver is
a vice-chairman-St. Petersburg
Times.
The guardian., 1951-06-23

Of great Importance to veter-
ans, their families or survivors,
is new amendment to the So
cial Security law which grants
wage credits of $4,000 for each
month of World War II military
service. Since these credits may
be given whether or not the vet
eran died in service or after dis
charge, survivors in many cases
where payments were not posi-
BILE under the "old law" will
now be eligible for monthly
benefits. Because of these new
service connected wage credits,
others may receive substantially
increased payments. For veter-
ans now living, these credits may
be used in discriminating the
amount of insurance payments to
the veteran and his family when
he retireS at the age of 65 years,
or later. Also, they can be used
to determine the amount of
monthly benefits payable to his
survivors in case of his death at
any age. Former legislation did
not provide any credit for mill
tary service where death occurred
in service or more than three
years after discharge, or where a
pension or compensation was
payable by the Veterans Admin
istration.
Families of veterans who die
including widows with minor
children of veterans who have
died in service-Should inquire
promptly about possible benefits
at the nearest Social Security
Field Office, if not already done.
In most cases, payments are
possible even though the veteran
had little or no employment in
civilian jobs covered by the So
cial Security program. However,
benefits cannot be paid unless a
claim is filed.
Now more than ever, your new
Social Security is family insur-
ance because:
1-Children's benefits after the
The guardian., 1951-06-23
Charles St. A.M.E. Church
Worren St. & Elm Hill Ave
Rev. WoIter c. Davis, Postor

June II, the usual hilltop
experiences were enjoyed as
Charles St. Pastor Davis hon
ored fathers with themes from
Luke-"Our Father" and 'The
Fathers Forgiveness to the
Prodigal Son.. He explained
the relationship between God
and man is that of father and
child. He stressed that fathers
should be truly head of the home
and family; that fathers should
develop spirituality in their
children, and so live, themselves
evil fathers cannot have good
children. Infant Dolores White
head was baptized. Soloist Mrs.
Emma Williams sang in pleasing
manner: .The Lord is my light
Prayers for recovery were ut
tered for Baby Phyllis Bagwell
and Sr, Susan Cox. It was nice
to see Mrs. Ruth Ellison. re-
turned from a triumphant tour,
directing her Youth Choir. Capt.
Millard F. Jecerson, Chaplain,
450th AAA, on leave from Fort
Lewis, Washington, at Pastor
Davis request spoke briefly and
enthrallingly on problems he
has encountered.
Pastor Davis has so imbued
his congregation with his un-
| wavering faith and belief that
With God all things are poss-
ible", the success of the Church's
current project, which will be
reported more fully later, was
not too surprising. Vacation
school and camp Tor child-el
5-12, will open July 9. Regis
trations are now being received
Mildred Bunche, supervisor.
Starting Tuesday, June 19, Pas
tor Davis will conduct 16-week
series on Heaven" .-Clarissa j.
Holmes.