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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-12-19

this paper to an army camp lib
rary Warner Strader, pioneer
farmer Of Aitixin, Minnesota, died
at q Adam Clayton Powell.
preacher-politicoe, now Congress-
man said, 'Tf the church, Protest
ant, Catholic and Jewish, does not
give the people Of the world the
leadership that they are so hun
CRY and thirsty for, then the
church win not be able to survive
in the postwar world"
This paper edltOFially urged It's
readers Mt Christmas time 60: s"s
remember to forget an OF the
mean things individuals knowingly
and unwittingly have done 10 you
through the past years.ssss q
grudge to heavy n load 10 carry
around every day.
The paper carried greeting ads
from Joe Jonas. Minneapolis su-
perintendent of Police. Tom Ward,
Aldermen Al. Bastis, Bud Me-
agher, Local SIC, Bierman Monu-
ment Co., the Credjawfawns, the
Omaha 400 Club. Marvin Kline,
mayor OF Minneapolis, DIR. Earl s.
Weber, Feldman's Market, Sch
lamps, Shaw Jewelry and many
others.
Our columnists OF that period
offered as Christmas Gifts to:
Robert Edward Hin, Speedy re-
covery.
Muriel and Penn. Twin baby bug
giles to roll around this spring.
The Andrew Brents, A successful
marital adventure.
Olga Anderson, A secretarial posi-
ton when she graduates next
year.
Pvt. Ollie Griffin, Several promo
lions in the Medical Corps.
Virginia Mitchell. Interesting ad-
venture ON the Coast.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-12-19

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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-12-19

Carrie B. Lindsay, A much needed
vacation with all expenses paid,
for 30 much help during the
year for a lazy columnist.
Mayme Stewart, A chance to
study to become a nurse.
Marjorie Beasley. Someone to pi-
lot downtown on a Santa Claus
trip in 194S.
Edna Russell, Several more or
pair OF Stacks.
Dorothy and John Scott, A chance
thinks he Is.
Robert Alexander. Someone to beat
him playing 500 Rummy.
Nettie Shepherd, More than "a
hours a day to devote to Gene.
Bin Bowen, and Irene Harvey, An
other room for the Sumner Co
op Store.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-12-19

Ida Moseley, Another collection Of
Music Masters Autographs.
Rev. Robert Kelley. Much fellow
ship as exemplfied by interde-
nominational meetings.
Robert Jones, Someone more vul-
nerable to "jive" besides the
office force.
Idelle Patton, A vendor TO play
that fine record on
The Household Of Ruth, Another
eventful year In the fraternai
world.
Jerry Hargrave, That commission
check with which to purchase
a garbage can for his acroas the
alley neighbor.
Choirmaster Robert Mitchell. Some
CONTINUED on Page 81
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was appointed student instructor
in radio technique for the u. 8.
government and stationed at Scott
Field Air Base in Sioux Falls, s.
d. :. A double Victory Tea was
announced for st. Peters church
and held at the Parsonage. Pour
ing tea for the affair were Mines.
Wendell Jones and Josephine
Chambers, Hostesses were Mines.
Mae Marshall, Glorine Fassett,
Earl Bowman, Beulah Mitchell,
Florence Brown, Blanche Mason,
De Velma Newman, Mrs. N. J.
Hunter was at the piano and Mrs.
Halle Ewing directed a musical
program. The affair was held at
the church parsonage. Miss Irma
Clardy registered the guests. The
committee was Miss Thelma
Wade, Dorothy Payne and Mrs.
Ewing.
Lois Stoval wed sgt, Gilbert
Boudreaux of New Orleans, La.
Miss Betty Hill married Mr..
Jack Strawder Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester johnson and daughter
Marvel went to Chicago to visit
Chester Johnson Jr., who was sta
toned at the Naval Training Sta
ton at Great Lakes .Pre-nup-
tial parties were being held in
honor of Miss Millicent Burgess.
CARNATIONS to do good in.
Winnie Crouch, A job at New
Brighton.
The Eli Hickmans, The promise
of a fat baby girl to add to
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winter.
Elizabeth Moore, An ace high posi-
ton when she graduates In June.
Mr., DIR. Hill, A &C" gas ration
book for the wilder Nursery
special.
Pvt. Sam Reed, Assurance that
justice viii be done.
Hattie Light, A beauty shop Of
her own in the East.
Christine Johnson, Just one more
Jessie Sonion gave a cocktail
party Sgt. Norman "Bookie
Bell' spent the Christmas holi-
day at home John +. Thorn
as wrote Inquisitive (Helen Scott,
now Whiteside) that he had been
transferred to Fort Benning. Ga.
to complete his officers training.
December 1912 was n marrying
month. Sal reported that Pvt.
James Carter and Evelyn Wright
were going TO have the knot tied.
Also AIbreta Neal and Pvt. Robert
Murray.
Jimmie Lee, the sports editor
reported that Navy man Buzz
Brown was In town on leave, also
Navy man Booker Ellis.
An candlelight service was an
nounced for Mount Olivet Baptist
church sponsored by the Annie o.
Jordan Foreign Missionary So
ciety Eta chapter Of the
AKA's gave a Christmas party
for st. Paul tots at Halle Q.
Brown House . Baker Post
d. -. a,,hnav4wNAlz, 80
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-12-19

If you read this piece you will
understand our opening state
ment that time is fleeing, and
brings tremendous changes in the
twinkling of fitting hour.
The Christmas edition of 1912
had a handsome 8 column cartoon
picturing Negro soldier with a
bayonet in hand, standing at ease
looking toward the evening star.
A Christmas poem by James T.
Logan also graced the page. Else
where In this edition we are re-
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-12-19

printing the poem titled, "Chrlst-
mas Counterpart"
There was sadness IN the COL
umns of the paper as well as the
happiness Of the season.
The funeral services of Verne
w. Stone, well known barber were
announced Grace Walker Of
Boston was named new girls wor-
ker at Phyllis Wheatley House
Doris Schofield went to Ken
lucky to wed Rev. Carl Jones of
Louisville Mildred Strader
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their family.
Minnie Tiln,A school to teach peo-
pie how to be a friend.
Elnore and Esther Byars, An al
bum of hot tunes for their
morning jam sessions.
Betty Crawford, A chance to sit
on a jury panel and have at
least one case a day.
Alverta Coram. A congratulatory
scroll for efficient pilotship of
the Mckinley PTA this fall and
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-12-19

the nner-
n Thurs
town re-
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-12-19

t we are
y of our
he globe
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-12-19

y human
an, every
rise mess
Int suffer
and New
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-12-19

.itchell's
is not a
we make
neither we
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-12-19

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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-12-19

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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-12-19
Ten Ye0rs Ago:
Look What We Found
In The 1912 Christmas
Edition About Folks

By Staff Writer

Time Is so teeing, that single day, single week
single month not to mention year makes big difference in
the lives of As Christmas 1852 approaches our thoughts
turn TO Christmas ten and looked back the
Just ten years ago
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-07
Ethel Norman 10 Seek
Divorce in Mexico City
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, June Musical
Comedy Star Ethel Norman left
by plane today for Mexico City
to get a divorce from Robert D.
Levitt, newspaperman.
To newsmen she denied there
was any other romance. Moth
ing. no romance. not yet" she
said.
Miss Norman and Mr.. Levitt,
now associate publisher Of the
American Weekly, were married
in October, 1941, the same month
her first, 11-month marriage to
William j. Smith. a Hollywood
agent, ended in divorce.
At the airport to see her of were
her two children, Bobby, Z, and
Ethel, 10.
Miss Norman has indicated she
will seek the divorce on grounds
of incompatibility.
"It's all very amicable," she said.
mo alimony. and I have custody
of the two children, but my hus-
band can see them whenever he
wants to-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-07
Fort Monmouth GI Killed
In InfiItration Trainino
BY the Associated Press

FORT DIX, N. j., June IA
20-year-old Army Signal Corps
officer candidate was killed last
night by 80 caliber machine gun
bullet while undergoing night in
filtration course training, the Army
announced today.
The Army Public Information
Office at Fort Monmouth, where
the man was attached, identified
the victim as Tommy v. Aber-
crombie, of Midland, Texas.
In filtration training, men crawl
on the ground under overhead fire
of live ammunition, which the
Army said is fired with a safety
margin SO the guns cannot change
trajectory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-07
|N Farley al Hagerstown
Hears Legion Commander
BY the Assoeiated Press

HAGERSTOWN. Md, June t.
"A full business session was sched-
uled today as the Veterans of For
eign Wars SD encampment swung
into its second day.
Yesterday the State Commander
OF the American Legion, Benja-
min Wolfson. addressed the group
in a denunciation of the custom
of flying the United Nations flag
over the United States Flag.
He warned that the younger
generation will come to know no
other flag than the U. N. and will
not be aware of their nation S
sovereignty"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-07
oSOI MONROE


New brick rambler contains
living room with fireplace.
dining room, equipped kitchen
with table space, 3 large bed
rooms, tile bath, full basement
with lavatory and outside en-
trance. Driveway. Convenient
to schools, shopping and trans
portation.
To Reach: Out Ga. Are. to Semi
nary Rd. Mont. Hills, lett on
Seminary Rd. to Monroe st. ana
open house.
W00DM00R AGENCY,
Woodmoor Shopping Center
SH. 5555
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-07
LMoryIond Draft Quota

BALTIMORE, Md. June z P.-
Maryland will be called upon for
$50 men as the States quota in
the August draft, Col. Henry
|Stanwood said yesterday. Col.
IStanwood. director Of Selective
Service for the State, said the
Maryland quota is 11a per cent of
the national call for 30 1000 men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-07
National U. Degrees
Given 10 McGranery
And udge Bastian

National University School of
Law last night conferred honorary
doctor of laws degrees On Attorney
General James P. McGranery and
District Judge Walter NJ Bastian.
The degrees were given at the
Iuniversity's SD annual convoca-
ton. Degrees were granted So stu
dents in the Hall of Flags, Cham
Der of Commerce Building.
Seventeen received master of
laws degrees, two were granted
master of patent law degrees and
SO received bachelor of law degrees.
Mr.. McGranery was honored for
his distinguished service to his
State and Nation" He is a for
mer Federal judge and once served
as Pennsylvania Representative in
Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-07
Title Firm Moves

The County Title Co. has an
nounced opening of it's new Of
Iflces at 1920 Hamilton street,
Queens Chapel Manor. West Hy-
Iattsville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-07
Legal Education Cited.


Judge Bastian's citation point
ed up his outstanding legal at
tainments as practitioner and
Jurist and distinguished and emil
nent service in the field of legal
education"
Rowland F. Kinks, university
dean, spoke in place of Mr.. Nc
Creamery. who, he said. was unable
to fill speaking engagements be-
cause Of the pressure of his cab
linet post.
Dean Kinks told the graduates
that the mere mouthing of legal
maximS was not enough and that
they should seek an understand
ing of natural laws "of the divine
origin OF man himself" He said
the ends of justice are not always
served by the winning of a case
Special awards were presented
to 10 students by Justice Douglas
or the Supreme Court, who is
chancellor of the school, presided
Iat the program.
For Academic Achievements.
Students given special awards
for academic excellence include
is. Ellwood Wilson. Lloyd F. H
Jannsen, Robert Paul Peachey
Elizabeth M. Allerdyce. David
Rabin, Jeane Florence Deeley.
Also. James Martin Brewbaker
Kenneth E. Tobin, jr.. William T
lobe, jr.. Villa MI. CARRIER, Mar
tin E. Cox, David w. Kindleberger
Roger j. Hargrave, c. Edward
Nicholson, jr.. James Emory Faust
wv. Frank Sickle, Charles T.
McCally and Stephen S. Simmer.
man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-07
QUAINT AGREs-$24,s5o

7l3 MILESTONE DR..
Three bedrooms, IL bath Co
lonial, living room with fire
place, dining room, equipped
kitchen with built-in breakfast
nook. rear patio. full basement.
conveniently located in beau
tiful suburban area on acre
Handicapped lot with fruit trees
and planted garden.
To Reach: Out 18th st. or Ga.
Are. to Colesrille Road, right on
ColesDiHe Road to Milestone Dr..
Quaint Acres, left on Milestone
to 71S.
Evening star., 1952-06-06

SANDY BEACH on private estate op-
postte Solomon Island; furnished, 2
apts., $500 each for season (June l
to Oct. - or entire 7-rm. house,
baths. elec.. $1,000. Boz 59-z,
COLONIAL BEACH. cottage. water
front, clean and modern. Electricity.
ga gas and bath; SH; S763. 3
WOODLAND BEACH--5-room furn.
otass fSF rent b6Se og Vk or % ApBy A
SHERWOOD FOREST-Cottage 227;
Nottingham Hill; avail. June 15-
Sept. 10; compl. furn.; hot water;
elec. stove and refgr.; sleeps g.;
owner at cottage Saturday and Sun
Day; or write Box So, Gaithersburg,
PLUM Pr. MD.-Private cabin COL
ony.. Quiet. shady; sand beach;
good fishing. Wk.. mo. or season,
NORTH BEACH coTTAGE-Larse
refgr.; pump; $45 wk. EN-. 6s32
MACS HEAD. Kitty Hawk, N. c.--6-
room cottage. bath. shower; on
COLONIAL BEACH-Water-f front cot
al safe eec H aDs ssh sot soa sTSsn' Esteq pS
beach, pier; swim. fish. crab. See
to appreciate. co. 06l1; ewes,
Mon. Thurs. s.
REHOBOTH BEACH, Delaware. 3-yr.-
old, 4-bedrm. home. l blk. from
NORTH BEACH, . lge. rms. and
screened porch cottage; wk.. mo-. or
NORTH Reach COTTAGE; s3o-ss5
week; $65-$70 month; season. $3.50.
FOR RENT-summer home; all pri-
vate: attractive: six rooms. large
porcheS facing Chesapeake Bay: 10
minutes from Annapolis; swimming,
boating; immediate occupancy. AL
BERT j. GOODMAN, 1S2 Prince
George St. Annanolis. Md --S
COLONIAL BEACH. M.-Clean g.
rm. bungalow. fenced yard; $50 wk.,
$3.50 mo. EN-. 7426.
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS, Port Republic
Md. Furn. cottages for rent by
week to college graduates. See For
Sale advertisement; drive down
anytime. -S
Evening star., 1952-06-06
LOTS 3 ACREAGE FOR SALE
(Continued.)

sssssu lots 4 Il. Sa1essst sss .SS tSo
$3.50 . each. or both 4, to5 & 5000;
ROCK oGkNcki ckEER XVI H1IEs1Large ifS corner corr
Lot. lot; with bsantiful sssS shade trees: all
CLINTON. MD.-Eisht acres, on
highway. viii sell all or part at
$70o per acre. JOHN A.; WENTZ,
LAKE fas'Gsi BARCRoFT0Beaatiinl T Rssss 'S Wooded
hillside lot overlooking lake; all
faeilities: privileges. $1,000. Terms.
1is-ACRE. corner lot, of Lee blvd.
s IL lpYfls STRgT sqSalyisiHs RSN1 e SEE
LAKE BARCROFTSBeautiful corner
win sell at cost: TIE. 3sS4. -
$:5 DOWN. SIS mo;-1O0x220-ft.
RRsTia1 Rag pTse. pfSsnts 4s5 mi 1ERNoa fEGR Shirley
LYNCH & SONS. AL. 1906 (closed
BsR@TN saNssSs'' HErGHrs-rhre. adiein- s
ing corner lots:. all utilities. $4,000
sshool seE a owNER 81 sE ap sigaFsts5y' 7ss6 Near
wooded lots, possibility of o. Priced
for quick sale. Water, sewer and
streets are In: Close to eyerything.
CAPITAL Realty CO. sH. o67s.
NEAFF Is;sF Man MANAssAsMl = sod acre corner
acre, Shirley Gate Park. Fairfax.
1 acre, Pine Ridge. $3.50.
! acre, 200-ft; front; Route SO.
Hillbrook Estate, Annandale. $1,000.
4 adjoining lots, Section z, Lee
Heights S11 900.
j. MACPHERSON REALTY
Evening star., 1952-06-06
LOTS 3 ACREAGE FOR sALs

I ACRE LOTS, high elevation; lge.
trees and eyerhowing stream; 12
mi. d. c. $500 down and mo. pay
mems. g. 7. McNAB. FA. 33O5. -9
MANOR CLUB - Beautiful fairway
lot. $4,000. by owner, sold to ap-
proved purchaser only; carries mem
bership Of club: 81 holes Of golf.
pool. etc. Ju. 9-6704. %
LOT sOx1O0. $1,000: lot. 170x205,
$4,000: f1ve 3-acre and one 4-acre
tracts; 7-acre wooded: S-acre
wooded. with stream. SMITH w.
DEsIEHbIE DHsIsSs Ia L0T, s s7os 5Ste Carpenter 2 s..
Sc. In the Hillcrest section. Utils.
incl. BY OWNER. AK. 1884. ---6
OVER SIX ACRES in Fairfax County
near Arlington line fronting on
macadam road; ideal for develop
ment or country estate. VIM. w
MACKAIL. GL. 22b7 after 8. --S
Choice corner lot 1900 sa. #
-S4x,S 1900; Or. sas4 q ec.I pE; saas;
al utils. S1,350. MRS. GREGORY,
agent. UN. 9102: ewes. Oh. 227S
4 ACRES; beautiful bldg. site: 400
potomac hunt. So, 900. RAYMOND
J. LYNCH CO.. 10. k-o367, 10.
1eV4SSs ! -
Evening star., 1952-06-06
TRUCKS FOR SALE

TRACTOR; gros,kwsy s:l4 1a44; model
oyerdrive; S1.375. Apply TO Rhode
DSpsa sSisea aYsi 1850 o'e' n-tep pane, true truck; !.
s5s s5epo spso Miss eSfsilsas HS sss4 mechanical
CHEVROLET sedan delivery. new
truck condition. Standard written
guarantee. STUART TRUCK CEN
TER, 2001 2s0o001n W. Virginia ave. ne.
1N4ERNATioNAL nj sSsHTS AS n-ton pan panel:
$4,000 mi: good tires; excel. cond.; /;
Ss25 Or best ofier. Call MUMMAs.
FORD 81 f1.Pi Il Piessggps;. 5000 miles; $3.50.
Phone OIL. 9SS9. -S
FORD 1851 pickup; run only 1000
miles; sell for S1,150. Call DI. 7740.
1a47 1-ton pickup:
perfect cond.; $595. CAN LA. 6-9494.
CHEVROLET 1s4s .s-ton panel; per-
feet condition; s795. LA. 6-9494.
and coal and convey
srs. kerosene tanks and pumps. Call
cHkyRoIlT III: sesI; ls4e dump: s-yd. body.
excel. cond.. tires excel. completely
F%y SysFEasplea asgs sgs spoTs1seee sNoTs s
CHEVROLET ie4S h-ton panel; re-
casvx eaAsE saa MoToR CO.
7725 Wis. ave. OIL. 6100.
1916 acton panel; .
GOOD clean: sound truck, $596.
7725 Wis. ave. OIL. 6100.
DODGE 1850 M-ton panel; looks like
S945. CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO..
INC. 7725 Wis. ave. Oh. 6100.
Evening star., 1952-06-06
STORES FoR RENT

ARLNGT0N-store for rent in busy
Ehoppa,pHEE HaHES srss "a Rsss. s 51Sa, rent; ALBERT
1850 CONN. AvE.-90-ft. frontage
on Conn. ave-. 5000 50. it.. plus
5000 "a. IT. Of basement space.
WIN subdtvide for responsible
tenants: AD; $500 nm -.
modern store with five rooms. kitch-
en- and bath apartment, suitable for
any business; available Immediately:
Apply PENN PROPERTIES. EVANS
1UmpIMo, 1870 New York ave.
NV: NE. 1l0z -l0
pliance store In Q new addition In
t1reproof once bldg. and shoppins
center in close-by Va; fast growipe
area Of 16 stores. including bank
no competition; parking facilities.
f1se 4so1; svss.. dR. e7s6. IA
new YORK AVE. AND 9th sr. NV,
corner store. new, ideal for drug
store or any business; rent, $3.50
l6ng Lease. PAPANIcoLAs INvEeT.
DL SO41. LA
Evening star., 1952-06-06
FRONT PROP. FOR RENT

NORTH BEACH PARK (HollandI
Point), water front; 8 bedrms., large
living rm.. dining rm., elec. kitchen,
bath, Soft. screened front porch.
Attractively furnished. Rent BY
mo. or season. Call RA. 07S5. 10
4-BEDROOM LODGE
on beautiful Magothy River; 35-ft.
cathedral liv. rm. with balcony:
tastefully furn.: private sand beach,
deep water boat dock, wonderful
fishing: ga Handicapped acres; $500
per mo. during season to responsible
party; ST. 3671. Armiger. Md.
WooDIAND BEACH-on south
River. Modern cottages. Seasonal.
$3.50 and up; weekly. $46 up. AN.
HEkxiD HARBOR-New mod. cot
tage. accommodate "a, 500 mo
Lge,. house, $1S5. Beach privileges.
Weekly rates, SH. $500.
BEACH-Spacious apart
ment for rent summer season.
Three bedrooms, two tile baths.
maids room and full bath. large
screen porch overlooking ocean. j..
B. WTTHERS AND COMPANY. Vir-
ginia Beach. Virginia. telephone 22O.
SIMPLE NEW CABIN in North Caro-
lima. on beach; viii sleep Q; no
plumbing or cleo; gas stove and
refgf.. $50 week. CAL RA. 1898.
. 'sss. -
Evening star., 1952-06-06
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALE
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR REM

EVANS SUMDING. 1920 New York
aye; NV, Available Immediately
auiremsnts. PENN PROPERTIES,
ass c1ECnh ESans sad6 s96a NE falstory tSz
of6ces availabie AD. 1900.
1917 1Ah ST: N.W.-Studio ofices,
$50 mo-; other office space. All
newly decorsted. ST. $3.50, -
dept; and gen. library services. BOX
Afs fs6i coSDIT1oNED, SfaHi furnished or q un-
furnished ofice; vic. 14th and q
oFTrcEsg IT. Sg in SneS new. treproof once bids.
ing community in close-by Va. Park
ing Ing facilities. "a; 4501; eyes,. GE.
DOCTORS AND DENTISTS attention!
Ofices in new. fireproof. once bldg.
IN csnssF nesby N vs
very badly In this area. No compe-
ewes. GE. 6736 or FA. 64S6.. 10
tn AND PA. AVE. NV spaces
for rent; 7Ox24; ideal location. Cali
DCWNTfOWN, near Hecht's. air cond.;
8 rms. lavatories; excel. for at
torneys. advertising agency, etc.
Reas. rent. Call Mr.. Fischer. with
PSRREYrUss PTSRE BROS. MA. o5s2; ewes,
DuPPoNiT4 Up Si4s CIRCLE BLDG, 12-story
office bldg. l346 Conn. ave. NV.
ofices available. AID. 1900.
BOND BLDG. s.w. corner 14th st.
and N. Y. ave.-One room, $50;
Groom suite, S110; Broom suite.
$3.50 Asphalt-tile flooring, fiuor-
escent lighting. and redecoration in
eluded in rent. KASS-BERGER.
EDMONDS BLDG, 917 18th st. NV;
3 rooms, fluorescent lighting, asphalt
tile floors. wired for air condition
ing; modern bldg. Also some once
furn. for sale. P. H. MCCORMICK.
400 500 BLOCK M WISCONSIN AVE-
Suitable for doctor, dentist. etc.;
4-room suite. pvt. lavatory. Phone
WO. 1854 weekdays. 10 to 8 pm
ACROSS FROM sTATLER-sinsle
qE spEnishsS asSd room. End floor; $40
PRoFEssIoNAL RS,i ESsassSiN OFFICE. arranset
expressly for dr.'s once: z rms
splendid location at 2II N. Wash.
ington st., Alex. Va. VIII least
at reasonable monthly rental. Ap'
| ply CHARLES D. PULLMAN. INC.
/ S17 King St.. Alex. AL. 2422; o.
| LEVINSON CLOTHING CO., Al
Evening star., 1952-06-06
WATER FRONT PROP. FOR SALE

DRIVE DOWN and look me over. A
fine, roomy. furn. cottage with city
conyeniences. From Wayson. No.
416. L. No. 25S. r. No. 2. Z. No
423 to Fairhayen Cliffs. n. @.
RoBERTSoN. WI 271S. -S
college graduates ct restricted beach;
community bldg. organized recrea-
tion. sandy bay beach, fresh-water
lake. 125 cottages; literature on
request. Drive down any time. 4 IA
ni1s; Ssyond 1 Prince r1sSsriek ccssess M! s
and bath. lge. screened-in peh., lot
60x10O. Good fishing, hunting.
Shady drive. N. Selby. Only s.
500. with $500 cash. For diIec-
ttons, eail UN. 0313. -e
Evening star., 1952-06-06
BUSINESS PROP. FoR RENT

STORE, apartment and warehouse
for lease. 1924 9TH st. NV. Excel
lent for upholstering, cleaning
branch once. Excellent location.
For sg ,Ie particulaGs; call ROBERT l..
cepting limited number of respon.
sible groups. Banquet hall, ball
room, meeting rooms. refreshment
and entertaining facilities available.
For appt. call HO. 1915. between
5 and Z pm. or UN. 1889 from q
FOR SALE OR RENT - By owner.
1925 Conn. ave, over 1000 So. it.,
$3.50 per mo. Suitable for ofiices or
professional use. Lease optional.
VIII redecorate. Box 323-Y. Star.
$50 10th ST. N.W.-Basement, 25x
100; air-cond. heat: light, tile floor,
front and rear entrance. ST. 1055. .
r. /. AVE. N.E.-Entire 2nd A., access
from street by ramp; $4,000 50. it.;
clean. dry. well lighted, fireproof.
MT 16f3Q q
Evening star., 1952-06-06
MOTORCYCLES Cont. J

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play. Golden Flash 65O-cc.. king
Of the road; 25O-cc.. 4-speed; 125-
&C. Bantam. the best In its class;
many others ct amazing low prices.
Bargains in used MOTORCYCLES. Re-
ride TODAY ON A BSA" !.
BLALOCK CYCLE co.
g117 Ga. Ave. Sill. Spg.. SH. f,O5O.