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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-03-27
Three Italian Missionaries
Expelled By Chinese Reds

HONG KONG - NC) - Three
Italian Franciscan priests arrived
here after having been forced BY
communist pressure to abandon their
work at the Hengyang mission In
Human province.
They were Fathers Costango
Giupponi, superior of the mission.
Luigi Valenti, pastor Of the cathed.
raj church in Hengyang; and Od-
orico Cartaglia. With them was
Sister Gesuina Lintas, of the Fran.
clscan Sisters of Egypt.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-03-27
Lancaster Boy
Winner In Legion
Essay Contest

LANCASTER - Carl Russ, a
senior at Lancaster st. Mary'S high
school, was honored by the Amer
ican Legion recently as one of IL
state winners in the Legion's an
nual essay contest. He was pre-
sented with a certificate of superb
or merit on his essay, "The Need
for a Strong American Democra-
cy".
Along with the other winners,
Carl will be the Legion's guest dur
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-03-27
Shoe Repsirins
SHOP MoDERNE THE

EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING
Hats Cleaned Blocked Renovated
Shoes Dyed Dry Cleaning
Fred Abraham, Prop.
SO n ard ST. -s5ss
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-03-27
Kent State Has Chaplain

YOUNGSTOWN, o. - (NC) -
Bishop Emmett M. Walsh of Young
stown has named priest to serve
as fuIl-time student counsellor at
Kent State University. He is Faith
er John Daum, until now curate of
st. Mary's Church in Warren, o. At
Kent State, Father Daum will also
act as chaplain of the Newman
Club.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-03-27

DENNIS0N - st. Mary's Boy
Scout Troop is planning an exhi.
bition to be held IN April, while
the Cubs are planning to demon
strate their accomplishments at the
April meeting of the parish PTA.
Girl Scout troop 81 of Christ the
King school entertained residents
of st. Rita's home with a st. Pat
rick'S Day party at the home on
March II. The gIrls sang several
Irish songs and did the Irish Jig"
to the appreciative audience.
AS a preview for Easter, the Girl
Scouts made Easter bonnetS, using
the ladies as models The hats
were made from paper plates, with
decorations added as the hat
progressed.
Girl Scout cookies and soft
drinks were served.
The following boys are joining
the rest of troop 16 of Immacu-
late Conception Church, Colum-
bus, who are working on their
AID Altare Del medal John Da-
Wis, Lee Steig, Patrick McCarem,
Phillip Casper, John Phillips,
Frank Gourley, Tom Gourley,
Fred Westermier. John Brandt,
Tom Brandt, Jerry Lashley,
Charles Heasley Tom Tarpey,
Harry Tarpey, Michael Moloney,
Tim Ucker, Paul Pierce and Patr-
rick West.
Girl Scout Troop IL, sponsored
by the Kiwanis Club, recently pre-
sented talent show at the Warner
Hotel in Chillicothe, Ohio. This unit
is affiliated with st. Peters
School and is under the direction
of Mrs. Ralph Wagner
Carolyn Wagner gave a tap
dance; The Curved Bar Girls pre-
sented Little Foot" a dance which
originated in Warsaw, travelled
through Paris, then to Mexico; and
songs were sung by Ann Irwin
Janet Pupero, Nance Dennis, Bon
ME Winget, Donna Schuler. and q
solo in German was sung by Eliz'
abeth Engelhardt.
Pack 1872, of Our Lady of
Peace Church, Columbus, is busy
preparing its part in the Scout-0-
Rama to be held May 1916 in
the Agricultural Building at the
Ohio State Fair Grounds. Mem
bers are presenting works in
ceramics for their topic to be
diSnlaved at their booth,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-03-27
Xavier To Build Dormitory

WASHINGTON, D. c. - NC) -
A loan of $60O,000 to build a dor
mitory at Xavier University in
Cincinnati has been announced
here by the Housing and Home
Finance Agency.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-03-27
Scouting
I'm The Diocese

Roundup of Boy Scout, Girl
Scout, Cub Scout, an d
Brownie News.
Mail all information to:
Gene Gallagher
184 Wetmore Road,
Columbus Ia, Ohio
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-29
Rival Preachers Protest Minister'S
hot" Sermon

NEW YORK observation-disclosures across the nations
hlarng forth tic oldest Of all the crop of odd tunes
the ttn and blues field But instead Of the typical
My don't right" theme this is straight
m-he-shouder aton-blas against evils of unnhibted
drinking from the Fps Of The rocnges iumpngest maddest
preacher every climb up into a pulpit.
The recording Whitehead Willie Put That Bottle
Down. preaching" Elder Charles Beck, handsome
young Buffalo N. Y. Church in Christ pastor and
radio religious disc Jockey Other spnners
that Whitehead Willie has the sensational beat behind
since Joe Lggns' "The Honneydpper topped the
million mark in for Leon Renes old Exclusive Record
ing company.
Beck an accomplished musician often styled the
Trumpet King of the Religious World and "Sachmo Of the
Scriptures plays drums, the Hammond organ trombone vbra
phone bass fiddle guitar and tenor However he isn't
playing Whitehead Willie" Instead Chicago
swing organ headed Doc BagIey takes this chore
The consists of the organ electric guitar bass
fiddle
II needed preaching my about Will
lie and that bottle says the Elder hit Chess
Record "You although ordained minister of
the gospel don't all with those who give
the devil all the good music I feel that Jazz swing and
blues melodies Just legitimate in the saving of souls
the odme spiriuas and hymns that perhaps today
catch the and sensbies of who don't the
feeling for that kind of music that parents and
their parents felt"
But Beck is coming in for some criticism by oldline
ministers who say that his bold Jazz and swing
medium to attract members his church reality truck
ing with the devil" However, they not apparently know
that Elder Beck has the Whoeheared backing unique
methods and program, of the famous Bishop c. H. Mason
senior bishop of the Churches of In Christ as well as
the enthusiastic support of Bishops of Phlade
phia and W. G, Shipmen Of western New York state
They gave encouragement says Beck when it
seemed that forgotten Now I'm broadcasting
over WkBW ABC in Buffalo my program covers the
entire eastern seaboard Becks fan exceeds 500
letters week station officials declare formerly paored
his own church in Pittsburgh his Sunday evening services
were attended by everyone from the sweeper to the
mayor Of the town.
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-29
BY Olive A. Adams

There is saying in politics that goes,
IF you can't beat EN-, join en- There
have been people, however, who have para
phrased that saying. They say, IF they won't
let you in there, buy the joint These people
are members of minority groups who have
been denied certain privileges other citizens
enjoy. For instance, il is said that certain re-
sorts and hotels that Disseminated against
the Jewish population, found one fine day that
the lease had been taken over by a member
of that group. The result was that discrimina-
ton in other resorts was lessened
This has happened in New York. Daddy
Grace, affuent cult leader has purchased the
swank Eldorado apartments on Central Park
West The incident has created quite a stir
among the elite Newsstands in that section
have been beseiged with requests for Negro
newspapers, which were the only ones to car
~ a full account of the sale. 1t would be in
teresting to know what's in their minds, Per-
haps thay are afraid that some morning they
might wake up and find themselves living
next door to Negro family. Or, maybe they
fear that one day they might be asked to
move to make room for Negro tenants.
From where we sit it looks as though
they can forget their fears There will be no
rush for these apartments Rentals run around
$50 per room per month, and besides, it is
doubtful il Daddy Grace would discriminate
against the white tenants. He purchased the
building as an investment nothing more.
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-29
Getting Along
BY Lauren White

The progress and elevation Of a group is
10, determined by lis financial standing, but
it's financial standing often determines its
prozress and elevation.
Our civilization is geareH so that very lit
flo prograss is made without money I'm fact.
life itself depends ON finances Money Is nar-
assarv 10 facilitate .na production DIS mag--
lion and conservation OF goods necessary to
sustain us.
--o r,.Jfv- +r- tr.uur.ar.s ar money. r..
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-29

r, has decreased almost 50 percent since 10
80 If debts are contracted when money ia
nor plentiful. the debtor is ahead But if debts
.r, contracted when money is plentiful and
the debts mus. he paid when money is scarce.
The debtor is behind
If 5m 1899 q man earning $50 O. week
.1run. a house costing $4,000. the chances are
F.. .ma easily uav fg. +. during the pas.
rarrs Z. na mad. $50 week i'm 1899. ven.
ru..r,. r- sr-rr maxi. caa 81 una. len wear.
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-29
If You Can't Beat En-, Join En-

But Just the same, it's a good feeling to
know that a Negro can accumulate enough
cold hard cash to make purchase. In this
connection we are reminded that there have
been a number of choice pieces of property
for sale around New York that Negroes
might have bought. But when the time came
they couldn't organize the capital
In a state Ike New York, which offers
more freedom than any other to minorities
there is very little that stands in the way OF
group progress. AS far as Negroes are con-
cerned. their money could talk. They do have
money = more than ever before Perhaps as
whole, they are not yet conscious of real es-
tate investment as being an effective weapon
in their fight for equality. The money is
there. 1t simply must be pooled and put to
work where it will do the most good.
At any rate Daddy Grace has broken the
ice This proves we can branch out if we ante
up with the cash
Then, there's another thing: young Ne
gro woman recalled that she entered the FL
dorado apartments on Central Park West one
dav to visit an associate of hers on a civic
committee The door man had carefully quiz
zed her as where she was going, whom she
wanted to see, and metiCulously screened" her
before allowing her admittance.
The door man will have to be careful
now The person he attempts to Screen
might turn out to be his boss.
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-29
You Can't Take II With You!-

The familiar saying you Can't Take L
With You is probably Older than your great
great grandfather, but it is lust as true now
as yesterday. Once used only in connection
with money this proyerb now refers TO Blood,
for you can't take it with you either. Every
one is affected by this expression, for, rich or
poor, everyone has blood
Every day hundreds of people depend on
blood for their lives. In Korea our fighting
men need blood every hour Of the day and
night Here at home, accident and disease vie
Tins require blood never ceasing quantities
Gamma Globulin, the disease fighting deriva-
tive of blood, is in action every day aiding
grownups and children alike. Emergency
blood reserves being built up by Civil De
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-29

higher percentage Of their time than IS ea
in the Senate talking on the issue
Webster says filibusteg is a nembe 4
of a deliberative body who obstructs action b
the use of dilatory tactics such as snesss
merely to consume time" For the sake d
argument Wen concede that the Senate 1
deliberative body if you don't count The h.
vestigating committees) BY this defintm.
our side isn't very guilty. They spoke 70 he
subject and they did not obstruct action T5g
offered to postponed debate for action on othg
necessary bills. They laid off for instance 70
allow consideration Of the rent control bl
And the key to the problem was In he
Senate leadership's hands all the time Tn
so-called filibusterers were ready to stop dt
talk if Taft accepted rule that would ele,
lively wipe out this kind and all future I'LL
busterers. But he wouldn't do it, He wanted
our boys to quit talking about giving avay
couple Of hundred million dollars Of ga2H.
ment money to the oil Compani-s o@ r
wasn't willing to establish a rule thai sol
allow civil rights legislation No come to a"aI
I wonder what you call that?
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-29

Tense will hep save lives =. perhaps your
very own in case of an attack on this
country.
Yes. you certainly can do a lot of good
with a little IF your blood All it will cost you
is few minutes Of your time Give a pint
today for tomorrow may be too late to help
someone to live Nothing can quite equal the
satisfaction you viii feel when You give your
blood to help fill our countrys needs, It's the
kind of satisfaction that money can't buy.
Gail your local Red Cross Community or
Armed Forces Blood Donor Center today To
schedule your donation It's wonderful to feel
that deep-doWn glow of contentment in civ
ing blood Now is the time 81. you can't take
1t with YOU.
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-29
Chance For Good Will

Atlanta, city of $4,000 and one of the
great metropolises of the south. has elected
a Negro TO its board of education.
This is news on the face of it, But one
fact imbedded in this news gives ii unusual
drama and historic magnitude; The success
full candidate, DR.. Rufus E. Clement Negro
university president is the first of his race in
Atlanta to be elected to a major office IN
competition with white opponent since the
end of the Reconstruction" following the Civil
War.
As for an Interpretation of what happen
ed we can best listen TO DR.. Clement himself:
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-29

I've been feeling for some time that the
people of the south are far ahead of what
some think they are -. There is very solid
core Of good will in the middle of each group
(white and Negro) and, given a chance to ex-
press itself things will happen as they did
yesterday,
That's what we trust and hope is true
of Americans as a whole: in the middle of ev
cry large group having differing interests a
solid core Of good will waiting only the
chance to express itself
Christian Science Monitor
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-29

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-..,',s anu l'''.l 1871 49,. . 10 slrgh
s I d PRIZE I tlSnI lo5c.t. ...ro 5sss
Arkansas State press., 1953-05-29
What or Who Is A FiIibusfer-
BY Harry Gersh

Every time there's 4 bill in the Senate tc
put the Bill of Rights into effect throughout
the country the Senatorial Big Winds rise and
talk the act into the ground, And We the
good guys yell Rightly so. The talk is sell
dom about the merits of the bill. Debate in
these cases includes reading the telephone book
and telling about the glories of the bayou
country Finally the press of Senate business
forces the tabling Of the bill
Last month, these same bad guys and
their helpers from the Republican north, lifted
their hands in horror and pointed their fingers
inn shame and cried: "Looka him" They de-
cused our side the good guys, Morse, Hum
phrey, Leham, ct a. of attempting to fill
buster the tidelands oil bill. (The offshore oil
bill, otherwise known as the biggest give-away
program of all time)
There's no question that the good guys
were trying to talk the tideands oil steal to
death. But they didn't do il by reading the
telephone book or discoursing on the proper
ingredients for brunswick stew They said they
were trying to educate the American people TO
the issues involved. They didn't succeed b.
cause the bill passed But they did spend a
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

OXoN HILL-Choice acreage for
20 min. Capitol. Several 5-acre
tracts. $1,000 per a; SPECIAL to
builder: P. F. SKINNER (ownerl.
55so6 LIVINGSTON I'd. Sc. Washing
RAMBLER SITES. " to 8 acres each
on paved road Road frontage 100
ca. Terms. BERNARD T. BROSIUS.
E EsaltOr +, ~ S.ss 5000: Eyes,, MT
aayailable; located .6oo Lake jackson
100 Fl. FRONT ON 26th PL. Sc
Alley on either side. and in rear.
the r lots n new are a below tb erads by
per foot. viii sell on terms; $500
on or before. VIM. r. BALLARD,
NEAR hSls s Eyf 81 Wafer 4 X: poroMACM CO "
mis-. new paved I'd. frontage. 2S5 9;
per a.. OWNER, Boy 1853, Star.
BRADLEY HILLS GROVE, Bethesda.
u acres. rolling wooded lot; a 5sar
LOT $4,000, near Northwestern High
ideal building site; So, 900 or best
ci IoT stfeT fss gN; 4FfEsoSSSrAGE, goo
ampton and Rittenhouse; sale by
owner, call EN-. 2-4765 after $3.50
"RAvENwoOD," virginia's best sec
deep; wooded, city sewer, water,
gas, curb. Cali owner direct. IL.
NEARBY I1RsS FAIRFAX co.-Bsautiful
bomsSites both T ts 10 a dovn SDSn
D. c.: excellent terms. LEE W.
CHARTERS. Broker, Mclean. Va.
Elmwood $4,000. II
COLORADO. AVE-. west 16th-65x
a aTS ssttsT homes i0v51 T 5 eSsn9
APPROX. e ACRE in Edmonston,
Nd: all utilities: $500 or best
offer. 10. 2-453S after 8 pm.
e BEAUTIFULLY WOODED AC Is.!
oc. c on ziasrshot sssdisy
blvd. can Owner, OF, 2s067s. IL
country. club area Of Bradley elyddsno
Desirable hom n II, from M ST;;4nSR0 .
INsoN. 10. 7-7117: eyes,. 10.
|C SSlTDEEssSSnLE FARMs-Desirable acre
estates from $1,000. blk. from
s g .,9l .,vS out ss GelsSylIs I'd ,I22
SLEEPY HoIfoW-Beautiful III
acre lot. " wooded: lge. rambler
foundation; 250-ft: driveway: utils; ;
white fencing: $4,000. ia. 7-399l.
3-ACRE HOAdESTTE, Garrett Park,
Montg CITY. Fronts improved street
with city utilities. Priced amazingly
Mr., MCDOWELL, LO. 4-0147. L. T.
GRAVATTE. Realtors. 1913 x st
az ACRES, ACG0KEEK-25o It. on
paved I'd. Also 40 acres. reas
JAMES =. MAHONEY. HU. S-b410
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STORES FOR RENT

STORE FOR RENT-Estab. dry clean
ing agency; can be used for other
type bus. RIM. bath in rear for lily,
ing quarters; Reas. rent. RIA. 3-760s
Is 7th ST. N.E.-Excel. location. next
to Safeway grocery; reasonable rent.
Can be used for any type business,
or will turn over established dry
cleaning business. LII. 1-9723. or
Sun. and eyes,. RIA. 3-s746. MR..
sG GnhHN: FOR GRocERY-Mead-
wood Shopping center. Coiesville I'd.
near = O Rd 4 f. INSPECT S sT11 Ek
sToRERooM-Large; ideal location
for most any business. 1913 Good
r AHPe rs sH SiS' 500 L st. n.e.--Newly
remodeled store and apartment;
total rent, $125 per month to start
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS, 3l4
Pennsylvania ave. Sc, Ii. 3-OOS4'
18TH AND You SITS. N.w.-Excel-
lent location, completely furnished
For rent. other businesses. Lu
EAs TTiPHINEs Riverdale I'd. and new
BALTIC. Wash. pkwy.; 24x6O; nne
Cor hardware. Move fast and get
PRo tSg snERs Oq HNc no s24s4
sfI ii 81. N.W.@Lse. store. central
BARRY REAL ESTATE. Me. s-sos5
80 14th ST. s.E.-corner laundry
and dry cleaning shop. $40 mo
RAYMOND R. RUPERT. 1o17 7tt
ST. NV. ST. 3-S484. -
RID. INTERSECTION
2465 18th St, NV, No / location
foI any kind Of business; $50.
hwy. and Old Dominion DIR. The
closet and most convenient location
to new home building OF better
quality. 40x62 with basement. 4Ox2l
limestone front front. center na entrances cs,h,:
glass sns Entrance doors. 1G gas heat il
ducts arranged for air conditioning
2 rear delivery doors, toilets, tilt
floor. Extra deep lot 40x195 run
ming through to and fronting OF
suitable for outside sales. Parkinf
in front, side and rear. From this
location our tenants made enough
money to open 8 branch stores, Gs
see 4520-22 Lee hwy. Rent $3.50
" " pMSsTsoMER II to 45 81 SfIa se
GEEa6RG iEsTSo6VWiN CORNER, in old sec.
ton Of restored houses; approx. T0(
50. f.. newly painted, vacant; $15l
mo. Call DE WERE r; WELDON
LARGE BUILDING FOE RENT, ap
prox. 4Ox90 IT.. suitable for am
kind Of business: location. 401f
MINI. ave. Nee Parking and loedinf
platforms e IN rea draAo Can MAyof
|2844 ALA. AVE; avail. for. March
April and May. No reasonable one
refused. Inquire ANACOSTIA Ma,
TIoNAL BANK, 1000 Nichols ave. Sc
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Snlit-I,evel Rambler

Spllt-LeVel Rambler
4 BEDRMS. PLUS LIBRARY
You must see the inside of this home
to know its real value. Here are
some of the features: 22-ft. liv
rm: with modern ,flrepl.. two large
bedrms. with sliding-door closets
tile bath. dream kitchen with dis
posal and dishwasher: unique din
Ing area on upper level; on the
lower level there is q walnut pam
eled library. 20 it.. lined with book.
cases. large picture window and
French doors leading to gigantic
terrace and rear Garden; on this
level also are 2 lovely bedrms. with
sliding-door closets, de luxe hall
bath and storage room. The lot is
100x200 #. plus. Hundreds Of dol
lars have already been spent in
landscaping. Walking distance to
bus; $24. 950-S5,000 cash may
handle. Open Sun, l It'll 5. Dir.
Arl. blvd. to Seven Corners, around
circle and left on Sleepy Hollow I'd
Two miles to Valley Brook dr., right
to Devon dr., right to Radnor pl
and right to house.
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BUY NOW AND SAVE

Spring Is Just around the corner.
More than 100 used machines to
choose from. Ride your own motor
March IA and 10.
Come in and inquire about our en-.
pense paid trip to Milwaukee 70 ride
your new Harley-Davidson back
RED HOUSE
hid, SALES q SERVICE,
1865 31st st. NV. AID. 2-0602
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AUToMoTIVE MIsc.

WANTED-l949 or 1850 Cadillac
WOoD STATION WAGON repairing.
Tefinishing, rebuilding; one piece or
compL body; guar. VIZ. no. 2-5s19.
AIR COMPREssOR, "a h.p., valve
seat grinder, valve l1ard-seat tool.
2-wheel trailer and canvas. Can be
seen at b123 Wissioming I'd, corner
Wyoming ctr Sat, Sun. rs
WANTED--Automob polishing buff
fers used. JU. S-11S6. 20
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AVIATION
BOATS

SELECT YOUR BOAT from our
6 1rc sEs st WSs containing coT-
Craft, Steelcraft, Welin and other
stock-built models. See .the new
1853 Correct Craft cruisers and
Tunabouts nov on display. THE
ss-FT. CONVERTED landing craft.
ton gear engine. $500. SHADY
CAKES MARINA. West River, Md.
heavily built, $1.100. CHINOOK"
19-FT. ALBATROSS, good shape. 9
sets of sails. other equipment; $500
or make offer. Show sat. and Sun.
c KsIISSs 4ap4Sf' cRUrsER-2sllft..
fully equipped, many extras. chrysSS
Ter marine engine, price now 5000
but after spring painting $1,000.
See wild Goose" Colonial Beach
CHRIS CRAFT. IA. used 3 months:
Eyinrude 22-H.P Both $500, or will
sell separate. 1886 N. Nelson st.
k Afsias!ph' Nj MARINE MOTOR. ..
cylinder; $50. Call JE. 3-9306, in
W T,isTis aux. sloop. ac-
s SCH s0G sos S09 8 y. NV E. N.Y. y:
CABS CRUISER. as-ft, Gray Ma
best offer. UN. 1926. II
YACHT, living or fishing, 65 IT,,
sleeps 10: .Chrysler engine. two
heads, 1ge. wheel room, built-in bar.
closets. dinghy. new cupboard mo-
tor. rugs. linen. dishes. etc; in
sured $4,000; sacrifice. $500:
viii finance. Call ia. 2-7414, ewes.
CRUiSxIoNG' 20 It,. sleeps 2: As
hip. Gray. excel. cond. also water
front-rambler. P. oBERTHUR. oc-
C iHsIs1 1852 1s-ft. Riviera
runabout, 120-h.p. Chris-Craft en-
CINE. used 80 hrs. complete with
cover. 1000. See at 64S3 Glen
Carlyn I'd. Falls Church. Va. II
sTEELcRAFT WASHINGTON CO.
Dealers in This. Area for
Safticraft Steel 2S-ft. and 32-ft.
Cruisers
Century Inboards and Outboards
Shepherd 1nboards
YACHT BROKERS
Maine Ave. and M st. S.W. ST. 3-4145