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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-22
African Passive Resistance
To Jim Grow

Tuesday, dispatches from South Africa reported
322 whites arrested for violation Of the epesse scgrcga
ton laws Arrests for the systematic passive resistance to the
Maan program Of separation of the total LOO
south African editor Marquard deViers with whom
this talked week. when he here guest Of the
University Of Minnesota Of the opinion that the passive
resistance movement in South Africa would not reach great
proportions The basis for his opinion seemed TO us to be that
nonwhe groups his country did not to be able
TO establish a common front
Editor deVilers may what he's talking about since
he lives in the midst Of the South African tension but his
cOseness also may make him less objective Certainly the
spectacle Of thousand South African blacks muatoes
(coored people, and Indians and few sympathetic whites
going Jail quiet protest against the South African brand
Of Jim Crow indicates OF common front than Mr. de-
Viiers indicated.
Every human who believes In human dignity and freedom
have great admiration for those South Africans who
choose imprisonment rather than tyranny Living they do
under the iron heel Of oppression finding small help from the
outside nations who loudly proclaim their belief in human
Observation-Disclosures people have decided do something about
the Jim Crow conditions in their country
The specific point Of attack being made by these
ageous South Africans the Jim Crow accommodations In rail-
stations similar those found in native land be.
low the Mason and Dixon line -
No matter how sympathetic Americans may be for the
South Africans native coored and European what say
do will have hollow ring since in section Of
ton practice tho type OF segregation against which
the whites In South Africa finally rcbelling
South Africa represented by the Daniel MAan govern.
mcnt does not understand that be jailed for standing
up for their rights but ideas cannot be kept behind bars
The South Africans have kept the franchise from the
vcS and reduced the voting privileges Of the eoorcd people
stead Of moving In the direction Of improving the privileges
the nonwheS through these How it's leadership of the
extreme right Malan group hopes keep thirds Of It's pop
ulaon under oppression forever difficult from this
distance
Granting that the nation has n difficult problem its
hands perceive that the problem going be
solved by program Of continued oppression II can put all
Of its nonwhtes In Jail for they It's chief labor supply.
The 1000 people in South African as ought present
warning TO the Union Of South Africa for marks
tho beginning Of Of struggle for human freedom
in that country
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-22

to 60 to Congress and make the
laws Negro voters should not
miss an opportunity to ask direct
questions Of the men who want
their votes. VIII q prospective
Senator vote for an FEPC with
enforcement powers II elected?
VIII a prospective Senator vote
to change the Senate rule on fill
busters so that debate can be
shut off by majority vote instead
Of the present iron-clad two
thirds Of the entire Senate mem
bership? This Is the key question.
the question OF whether we will
have majority rule in the Senate.
or rule by q small minority. A
Senate candidate either believes
in majority rule or he does not.
Voters should make him say
where he stands.
A candidate can save his
breath about his devotion TO civil
rights and FEPC II he Is not will
ing to promise to change the Sen
ate rule on filibusters. without
such a change his promises on
civil rights mean exactly nothing.
Roy wilkins Of the NAACP
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-22

Republican party talking Of both
the Of double talk Now
we shoe the other foot.
Democrats while Stouy maintaining they the
milonRires their
for presidential nomination.
the glazing discrepancy their greatly
While loudly
their them
equality
any rights plank
After time Alabama where the white
minority would Aaoaman
problems
happens SpArkmAn q that type
Democratic
outlined their something
speaks story.
thankful
Stevenson q goodness
differently talked
group the Democrats would
common guide destiny
Tracy HeadnE Herald
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-22
Pin Them Down!

Thomas Stokes In his syndi-
Gated column In numerous daily
newspapers has hit the nail on
the head In his discussion OF the
civil rights question ana the COM
ing campaign. He says the planks
In the platform on civil rights
and on the -filibuster resolu-
ton must be put TO each and
every candidate for the Senate
and the House az well as to the
two top candidates of each party
II any tangible results are TO be
achieved
All too often too many OF US
forget that laws are passed by
Congress, not by the President Of
the United States. We tend to
concentrate on the Presidential
candidates and ignore those for
the Senate and the House. II Is
important to pin down the two
top men as Ia possible because
they win set the tone for their
administration II elected.
Pin Them Down
But II Is much more important
to pin down the men who want
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-22

Editor All minneapolis should be proud
book South Of Freedom should
who like imagine thing past
country.
The story Of his his a
the heart All the bigoy
supremss for all
write his fine good
Negroes In the south
Let hope that books such South Freedom"
realize that lies
all minority
under the bill Of Equality In All Things Until
accomplished the American Revolution complete
In the meantime II a critical glance
munty prevalent
II South Freedom"
II just takes slightly different subtle B.
Dunno A222 NCOIet Ave, August
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-22
Speak Up Senator!

Elsewhere this page Roy wilkins of the NAACP sug
ge that candidates for the Senate be asked how they
the get rid Of the whcrry amendment to Senate
rules which makes possible for minority prevent
a measure which they fihuster death.
In Minnesota Senator Edward Thyc running rcnom
naon the Republican ticket and will he nominated
has served the upper house Congress term and he
seeks reelection Voters should hesitate ask his
changing the Senate rules and Senator Thye should make
direct -evaSive
William Carlson who will no doubt be his DFl opponent
already record favoring change in rules
Mr.. Thyc speak up also on this important issue.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-22
Many Euvov Amendment S

Potential voters Minnesota appear strongly in favor Of
states
among counties municipalities
seventy-Sx per the votngage and inter
throughout Minneapolis Trounes Minnesota
approve the suggested constitutional amendment
mo . % the November election
opposed cent give other answers and
10 per undecided
Although proposed amendment has aroused much controversy
than third Sl cent? Of the city town and
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-22

p Con managing editor Of the johnson TRIBUNE had
this to say in rhyme a weeks anen safe driving:
Please grant dear that mine the car
strikes man
And may with all due care
safely as / can
And may before I start
how depends
may the brain to think
and eyes
And may my in check and
temper just as long
Control myself although feel
he fellows
And perchance some lonely night
To cause a thud sickning thud
figure loom ahead
And try to step path,
confused instead
step within very line
too late to pull the brake
that only cam
should be
fault should be all mine
With prison term
perhaps a heavy fine.
Please grant, Lord that then
though soul am
shall not be as to
let him there to die.
Our Dad who past IS has in the past few years complained
had to live Mother has just grnned
knowingly and said oh Pop you are always throwing wet
operation or FeeT
reganed sundaythe Good Lord win
nghe and Nom going to celebrate their Golden Wedding An
niversary.
It's funny many children get
their As the first child family Of v always had
plenty earning
Then ne was too tired to say too much US We left home at IL and
later found that had know Dad that
intimate basis which is the JOY of many souls.
However in the past ten we've been catching getting
acquainted with Dad operating possibly the theory that
better late than We've had good limestone ta
reminiscing about the earlier days.
Funny thing that possibly had the
years jobs
little tot little time with him.
and Carl Wade ST. of Minneapolis
that
However whenever he could be he always
ing at the office while in school, and getting fired regularly about
two weeks for being footing
ing for their fathers often
About ten pestered by the wife
interest in the kid who really
that time we've had grand old times
The son, natural born mimic, has poked n a
Dad for We remember fulough
the Army Pooling around the office trying
quietly named us "oe Waffle Jaws"
little high school girls who folded
uniform and anything he said made
later that realized where behind
back.
What we are labonOusly trying suggest enjoy
your sons Get close to them you to
miss something worthwhile Newman
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-22
A Fair Exchonoe

authorities Robson sing IN the
auditorium has drawn harsh criticism Robson
bcd defender Of Russian critic Amer
enterprise capitalism
solution which
his friends that
exchange Of dozen
by Mr. Robson Surely his friends
would that fair Playor hey'-S~py Eye
Herald Dispatch
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-22

questioned said that they had heard
anything those who
did the
idea presented with a card outlining the measure
alot 66% Of motor vehicle tax
259 TO counties and 1919 10
villages and street worMOOse Lake Star
Gazette
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-22

The Sister Kenny Polio campaign is 4 contrbu
ton To that campaign may the life man. woman
child II might your child WIFE husband
relative.
From purely selfish will pay every resident to
dig down in their pockets and help the Sister Kenny this
year
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-08-22
SHORT NOTES

Many voter who will cast vote for the Democratic
standard bearer Ada Stevenson will do il holding his
from the slight odor produced by that party vceprcscnal
candidate John Sparkman It, the Senator's record especially
civil rights which is in need of the chorophyll
Anyone who wants part of the about Ally and
Rita; Billy Hose aud Eleanor plus Tommy Manve have
IT, II the daes would give them space the classified al
section II would certainly relieve of their readers
Evening star., 1952-08-03
Miss Schmidt
lis Married

Miss Ruth Virginia Schmidt
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. c
Schmidt Of Milwaukee, Wis. wa.
married on July 20 to Capt. H. A
Renken, U. s. NJ, son Of Mrs. H. ]
Renken and the late Mr.. Renker
Of Waynesboro, Va. The cere.
mony took place in that city with
the Rev. Karl Maier officiating.
The bride is a lieutenant in the
WAVES. stationed at the United
States Ordnance Laboratory In
Silver Spring. She is a graduate
Of the Milwaukee State Teachers
College and Yale University. Capt
Renken was graduated from the
United States Naval Academy and
is attached to the Office of the
Chief Of Naval Operations at the
Pentagon.
The couple will reside in Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1952-08-03
Fenton-Herdt
Enquqennent

Mrs. Frank p. Fenton of Cabin
John, Md, announces the engage.
ment Of her daughter Anne Eliza.
beth to Mr.. Douglas Merrill Herdt
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Herdt.
Miss Fenton was graduated with
honors from the University OF
Maryland and last year taught
physical education and health al
Montgomery Blair High School ir
Silver Spring.
Mr.. Herdt is also a graduate of
the University Of Maryland and
received his commission as a Sec
|ond lieutenant in the United
States Air Force. He is currently
"a swimming instructor and life
guard at Manor Country Club
swimming pool. This September
Mr.. Herdt will attend the Uni
versity Of Mexico's School of
Meteorology.
The marriage is planned for
August %.
Evening star., 1952-08-03

& Science has just come forth with
. new discovery that kills cock.
reaches and ants, and that stays
effective for months. Il IL called
Johnston's No-R0ACH coating.
It's just % simple and easy 70
use % It looks. You paint the coat
Ing on surfaces frsquentsd by
reaches and ants, woodwork near
the sink, baseboards, garbage pals,
window and door sills. When these
crawling pests come In contact with
this invisible, odorlsss, stainless
coating they slowly become para.
lyzed, turn over on their backs with
legs waving In the air, and die.
Effective For Months
/ Then the coating stays effective
for months TO kin any strays that
get into the home and that walk
over il.
Science has seen 70 It TOO, chat
this product contains no DDT. 90
sodium 6uorids, and no phospho.
roua Johnston's NO ROACH q not
. contaminating spray, nor . messy
powder. It is soloFlsss, and may b
brushed just where you want Il,
without having TO move an youy
dishes and pots and paus./ @
Evening star., 1952-08-03
~ Mr.. BroWnIee Is En0o1ed

Mr.. Walter G. Milligan of Ken
dal. Westmoreland, England. an
nounces the engagement Of his
daughter, Sheila, to Mr.. William
H. Brownlee Of New York. He is
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Her
bertson Brownlee of Washington.
Miss Milligan, a daughter Of the
late Mrs. Milligan. attended st.
Leonard's School in st. Andrews,
Scotland. She is now residing in
Shady Side, Md. Mr.. Brownlee is
graduate of st. Andrews School
Evening star., 1952-08-03


The former
Miss Suzanne E. Sherman.
Miss Suzanne Early Sherman
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Mead Sherman, was married on
July 26 to Mr.. David Keith Rob-
inson. jr. He is the son of Comdr
and Mrs. Robinson. also of Chevy
Chase. The marriage took place
at the Church Of the Pilgrims, the
Rev. James G. Graham officiating.
The Hotel 2400 was the scene Of
the reception.
Mrs. James c. Rich, jr., was
matron Of honor. Other attend
ants were Mrs. George Morgan
Rankin. Miss Patricia Robinson,
sister Of the bridegroom; Miss
Janet Sherman. cousin Of the
bride, and Miss Joan Shriver of
Chicago. Mr.. william Russell
Taylor served as best man. Ushers
were Mr.. Robert Dorsey. Mr..
George Falk, Mr.. James c. Rich
and Mr.. George Morgan Rankin.
The couple went to Mountain
Lake, Va, on their wedding trip
and after returning will reside In
Baltimore.
Evening star., 1952-08-03
Attends Meetino

Mrs. William G. Watt Of Lyon
Village attended a meeting in
Fredericksburg Of the officers of
the Virginia Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Evening star., 1952-08-03

Announcement is made by Mr..
and Mrs. I. w. Jacobs of Norfolk
of the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Edna Russell, to Mr.. William
B. Wolf. jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wolf of this city.
Miss Jacobs was graduated from
Miss Turnbull's School and at
tended Wheaton College. Her
fiance Is a graduate Of Princeton
University. where he was a men,
ber Of the Quadrangle Club. He
also attended Yale Law School
and did graduate work at oxford
University. Mr.. Wolf is a member
of the District of Columbia bar.
The couple plan to be married
lin September.
Evening star., 1952-08-03
Modern Way to Control Reaches and
Ants Welcomed by Housewives ,#

Are you afraid to leave . sugar
bowl In the cupboard? Afraid q
trail Of little crawling visitors will
osat . path to 1t! If you are, you
tneed Johnston's N0-ROACH.
! This sensational new proluct viii
effectively kill these insect invad.
ars. To you, Johnston's NO-R0ACH
O. just . eolorless, odorless, stain
9ess liquid which vanishes just after
being applied. To ants and reaches,
Evening star., 1952-08-03
At Summer Cottooe

Mrs. j. Bond Smith and hel
younger daughter Peggy are al
their cottage on Fenwick Island
for the remainder Of the sum-
mer. Mr.. Smith joins them there
on week ends.
Evening star., 1952-08-03

Simpsons hopdwaPe
T210 Wisconsin Ave-, Bethesda
SuitIond HordwoEe
z694 suitland Rd., suitland
Tokomo Park Hordweve
81 Laurel Ave-, Takoma Park
VieVs MiIl HoFdwoEs
1928 viers MIL Rd.. Silver eprine
Wheoton Point y HordwoHe Co.
Woodmoor hdw. 6 Auto Supply
10103 Colesville Rd., Silver Spring
Virginia
Arlington HoFdwors
1920 Columbia Pike. Arlington
}. w. Ayers 5 8 10
$3.50 N. Washington Blvd. Arlington
Borevoft Hordwore
4S15 Columbia Pike, Arlington
Belle View haPdwoEe
626 Belle View Blvd. Alexandria
Horace {. Brown
100 West Broad st.. Falls Church
CherVydole HordwaFe
1905 Lee Highway. Arlington
Columbia Hardware 8 Appliance
31O2 Columbia Pike. Arlington. p
Harry w. Cuppett
42S6 N. Fairfax Drive. Arlington
D 8 S HordwoEe n'
6o0S N. Washington Blvd, Arlington
Dewey Hordwore ~
4756 Lee Highway, Arlington
foseIson Hardware
1911 King st., Alexandria
Forest Hordwore
4S07 LIST st. North. Arlington
E-:-~~
1O7 Daingerfield Rd, Alexandria
jones Hordwore
5SO3 Lee Highway. Arlington
jefferson NiIlose Hordwore
61O1a Lee Blvd, Falls Church
r. e. Knight 8 Sons
621 King st., Alexandria
Joseph [. Losh Sons
1912 Powhatan st.. Alexandria
luees Paint 8 HordwoFe
so N. Glebe Rd.. Arlington
Meenehon's hoFdwore
o447 Lee Blvd. Falls Church
MendeIsohn's HoFdwoFe
HOO King st.. Alexandria
Miller Hordwore
500 King st., Alexandria
Peoples Hordware Flo
1877 Wilson Blvd. Arlington
Peoples HoEdwore FIJI
1881 Mt. Vernon Ave. Alexandria
Peoples Hordwere ZIG
s241 Columbia Pike, Arlington
ShisIingfon HuFdwoTe
2770 Q. Quincy st., Arlington
ShiEiinston Coop Dept. Store
ehirlington Business Center. Arlington
Snyder 8 Co.
Lee Hwy. d Fairfax Dr., Fails ChureA
visginio HosdwoFe
2016 N. Moore st.. Arlington
George N. Yotemon 3 Sons
3021 wilson Blvd. Aringtoa
Evening star., 1952-08-03

Capt. w. Roland Gaines. U. S.
NJ, retired, and Mrs. Gaines of
Warrenton. Va, announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Ann North, to 1t. William Charles
Louisell, jr., u. S. A. 1t. Louisell
is the son of Col. Louisel, U. S. A.,
retired. and Mrs. Louisell of Fort
Defiance, Va.
1t. Louisell is a graduate of
Staunton Military Academy and
of the United States Military
Academy. The wedding Is planned
for August 26.
Evening star., 1952-08-03


Miss Patricia Ann Garrett,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roger
Vernon Garrett, was married on
August 2 to Capt. Robert c. Nc
Gee, U. S. M. c. r., son of the late
Mr.. Raymond c. MCGEE and CT
Mrs. Henry @. Brooks of Brooke
vile, Md. The ceremony took place
in New Bern, N. c., and after
ward a reception was held at
the Officers Club, Cherry Point,
N. C.
The former Miss Garrett at
tended George Washington Uni
versity, where she was a member of
the Kappa Kappa Gamma Soror-
|ity. Capt. MCGEE studied at
Catholic University and the School
Of Veterinary Medicine at the
University of the Philippines. He
is now on active duty with the
Marine Corps at Cherry Point.
Evening star., 1952-08-03
New Liqvid Kills Routhes "undt Ants
New Way to Kill Pests
lscoNeredbyS

Reaches are the most difficult household pests TO eontro
and they can be brought into any home from the market In
. bag Of potatoes or other groeeries
Evening star., 1952-08-03

Announcement is made by Mr.
Albert Alexander Colabucci OF
Avondale Terrace, Md, of the en-
gagement Of his daughter, Adri-
enne Gloria, to Mr.. Gilbert Joseph
Giuliani. He Is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Giuliani of Chevy
Chase.
Miss Colabucci attended George
Washington University. Her fiance
was a student at the University
of Virginia.
Evening star., 1952-08-03

silverfish, wsterbuss and household
spiders, it's sure death. They won't
trespass sgainlI !
Evening star., 1952-08-03

in Middletown, Del. and Cornell
University. He is currently en-
ployed by the International Cen
'eral Electric Co. and is a member
OF Chi Psi fraternity and the New
York Athletic Club.
The wedding will take place in
England in the spring.
Evening star., 1952-08-03
BRUSH NO o-RoAcH JUST i
WHERE YOU WANT lT, *

Roaches and ants are found near
food and cooking utensils. Avoid the
use Of eontaminatihg sprays and
messy powders.
Evening star., 1952-08-03

\ Simply brush this soleglsss eoae
ing across window sills and doou
sills 10 kin insects that crawl assosu
Iit coming int yopy houas.I
Evening star., 1952-08-03
MARYLAND

A 8 A HardwoEe
e721 Georgia Ave, Silver Spring
Agos HosdwoFe
6577 Agar Rd., West Hyattsvills
Akmon's HoFdwore
6401 Annapolis Rd., Hyattsville
Bethesda Point 8 Hordwove Co,
1914 Wisconsin Ave, Bethesda
Bowmon's HoEdwore
6402 Queens Chapel Rd., w. Hyatts
Bucks HoFdwaFe
b610 Edmonston Rd., East Riverdalt
Center haVdwoFe
6S32 N. II. Ave-, Takoma Park
College Pork Paint & HoFdwose
1855 Baltimore Ave, College Park
Community Point 8 Hordwore
1850 Wisconsin Ave-, Bethesda
GFeenbelf Consumer
0reenbelt. Md.
Hoes Bros.
e546 0eorgis Ave-. Silver eprinG
HoFdwore Inc.
1865 N. H. Ave-, Takoma Park
Hyottsville hardwoFe
6121 Baltimore Ave-. HyAttsvillO
Kent HaEdW6se
1000 40AuVvCk 1Susb 08uuOtCE
Local Point 3 hosdwore Co.
1907 Baltimore Blvd, Hyattsville
Melntise HoEdwave
10S04 Lincoln Ave-, Kensington
Melnfive hoFdwoTo
S149 Connecticut Ave, Chevy Chase
MeFylond HaFdwose, Inc.
$40 Forest Glen Rd., Silver Spring
J. r. Pendleson & Sons
1130 Georgia Ave-, Silver Spring
Peoples heEdwoFe #4
1000 Wisconsin Ave. Bethesda
Peoples HoFdwePe # J
1000 34th St. Mt. Rainier
Piney BFuneh HoVdwore
e703 Flower Ave, Silver Spring
Roek Creek Variety Shop
1924 01ubb Rd., Silver Spring
Seymour HardweFe
3S22 1veyson et., Hillcrest Heights
Evening star., 1952-08-03

~ 6NO16 ~ 0u6
Peoples Hordwore # ls
1900 Wisconsin Ave.
PerFy's Hardware
1871 7th st.
More 9. Phillips Hardware
2414 18th st.
Sehlossbers Bros.
ITS You st.
Seops, Roebuek & Co.
1900 Wisconsin Ave.
SheFidon HoFdwore
6135 Georgia Ave.
Title Paint 8 HoFdwoFe Co.
1884 Georgia Ave.
Twomey Hordwore
1923 18th St.
Union Hardware
I'll D St.
YounsbIook Point 6 Hordwors
341 Cedar st.
JONES Wimsott, Inc.
4S35 Wisconsin Ave.
Zevin Hordware
1742 9TH st.
SouthUest
Schneider HoFdwoFe
716 4th st.
Northeast
Ace Hordwore
4002 Minnesota Ave.
Brooklond HoTdwore
10Th and Monroe Sts.
Edsewood Hordwors
2216 4th st.
Handy Paint 8 Hordwore
400 Sth st.
Kenilworth Hordwore
1909 Kenilworth Ave.
S. N. Mcbride Co.
zoo H St.
Peoples Hordwore ~
1434 Florida Ave.
Peoples HoFdwore ~
1927 Bladensburg Rd
Peoples HordwoFe 40
21O9 Rhode Island Ave.
Peoples Hordwore #17
3431 Benning Rd.
A. Sehlossberg 8 Son, Inc.
1014 H 81.
Seors, Roebuek 8 Co.
oil Bladensburg Rd.
STEMS Hardware
903 H st.
Morton Steiner
707 II st.
Southeost
Ace Hordwore
4002 Minnesota Ave.
A B G HovdwaEe
730 18th et.
Anoeosfio HuvdwoRo
1915 Nichols Ave.
Berlin's Hordwore
ALI Bowen Rd.
BFinsfield's
1881 South Capitol et.
J. FRonk Compbell
1900 Good Hope Rd.
Evening star., 1952-08-03
Cocktail Hostess

Mrs. John H. Broadbent enter
tanned at cocktails Sunday in
honor Of her house guest. Mime.
Won Jurkovic,
Evening star., 1952-08-03
FOLLOWING DEALERS

District Home 8 Auto Supply
1920 Good Hope Rd.
ElmsiTo
A401 South Capitol ct.
FroseV's hoVdwore
1115 Pennsylvania Ave.
Grond Hordwove
225 Pennsylvania Ave.
AiIlevest hordwoTo
2S1O Alabama Ave.
Kousen's HoFdworO I
231 Pennsylvania Ave.
Peoples AordworO +
603 Pennsylvania Ave.
Peoples HoEdware HIS
3S43 Alabama Ave.
r. Robinson
1901 Pennsylvania Ave.
Silver S 3 10 Store
1902 Minnesota Ave.
Stevens herdwera
2759 Nichols Ave.