davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-12-28

ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIELS, ga mos,
reg A K c., finest hunting stock. Free
man Beulah I'd. Vienna. Va. Vienna 2l1.
IRISH SETTER PUPPIES Excellent hunt
ing stock. very cheap If sold today.
Evening star., 1941-12-28

BEDROOM-Mahogan 2-pc. Living Room,
2-pc Sofa Bed" Odd BEDS. = Maple
CHESTS, / Kneehole Desk, Lots OF ODD
Pieces. SENSATIONAL BARGAINS. Hours.
From to PM. talso Open Monday
and Thursday Nights Until PM.
SAVE MONEY BY SEEING MR.. BELL
BELL STORAGE, 1880 Fourteenth ST.
NV GEORGIA SOSl.
Evening star., 1941-12-28

WANTED AT ONCE 10 roomlns sIo ana
BOARDING houses. cash buyers Ualtine Can
MRS. KEACA, 1910 Vt, RE. 29l9.
SEVEN LARGE ROOMS, two kltchenS, .,
bath, filled $500; cash rent Soo, vner. neSV
and hot water furnished. CaA o".ei'
D1strirt 5an6.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
RE-UPHOLSTERING.

Two-piece living suite upholstered for
S45: covering and new inside material in
cluded: made like new in finest tapestry
and friezstte; workmanship guaranteed.
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERY CO.
2509 l4th ST. NV. COLUMBIA 1881 e.
Evening star., 1941-12-28

STTURE. rugs. office furniture. house
goods etc; highest cash prices; best
s. Call any time ME 1924 -
Evening star., 1941-12-28

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Winthrop desk,
single BED with lnner-sprlng mattress,
upholstered rocker and occasional chair.
, windsor chairs, Duncan Phyfe drop-lesf
table, Rembrant floor lamp. small radio,
waterless cooker and kitchen utilities;
500 cash. Miss E. Jones, Rm. 140.
RelleYue Hotel D E ST. NV.
Evening star., 1941-12-28

! BEDROOM, liv.- and dinette set, handsome
| furniture: $500 takes all: leaving city.
ia 12l6 Apt. 203. 1000 Rittenhouse
Evening star., 1941-12-28
FARM & GARDEN.
POULTRY g EGGS.

80 SINGLE COMB White Leghorn pullets.
laying Al Horaks Poultry Farm, mi.
from Silver Spring. Md. at Whiteoaks.
NEW HAMPSHIRE RED PULI.ETS, of'cisl
X. o. p. dam record 200 to 322 eggs. lay
SIX weeks: soc ca. Haranell Poultry Farm
Barnesville. Nd PooleSville 1000: week
days Hobart S4OO
PULLETS. New Hampshire Reds, rs. laying
Clarence Albright, Olney. Nd. Ashton 4120.
Evening star., 1941-12-28
PIGS shoats, brood sows. one registered
Poland China boar. WI 4193.
SADDLE HORSE
ROOMS FURNISHED.

Extra fine. 5-gsited horse, excellent man
ners. Apply Russell Riding Stables, 1925
Rock Greek Ford I'd. NV
Evening star., 1941-12-28

436 PEABODY ST. NV young ladies'
Govt. employees 10 share large front room.
bath adjoining; newly furnished, twin
beds. unlimited phone: express bus service.
! pTlNa te ia mlly. GE- 61oQ
Evening star., 1941-12-28

4324 BRANDYWINE ST NW-Lge rrn.
twin beds, PVT bath, unlim. phone. l or 2
men. WnndIev nlSn
Evening star., 1941-12-28

| TAKOMA PARK. ia Maple ave.-Modern
bedroom, twin beds; private bath. Sliso
.55I.
Evening star., 1941-12-28

The WESTMINSTER. l6O1 18th NV
Attractive rooms. newly furnished running
water, lnner-sprlng mattress; double nm.
showers: 14-hr. elevator service
Evening star., 1941-12-28

BOO CONN AVE Army officers widow
has attracuyely furnished room for 2.
HO. i565. Ext AL
Evening star., 1941-12-28

NO. = 18th ST SE-Nicely furnished
room for couple IN apt. with 2. Frank
lin 1897
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COAL. WOOD, FUEL OIL.
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

IRISH Settlers 3 mos, excellent pets
Res. hunting lines. S25 up For inf. write
JOE cox. BToomes Island P o. Nd. Tel
Prince Frederick SILL. Hunting dogs
Evening star., 1941-12-28

DACHSHUNDS male red, 3Ia mos. old.
pedigreed healthy, show type. S35. Can
be seen at Hospital for Animals. 2115
lifh s.. n v.
Evening star., 1941-12-28

/ -oI 3gth ST. N-W--Double room Tor 2
young ladies; conv. transp., unlinl. phone.
! Call after Sat. any tlms Sun, EN-.
Evening star., 1941-12-28

ENGLISH BULLDOG, female. 3 mos. old.
Champion ROYAL Drum Major blood line;
SIS today. 352 Anacostia I'd. Sc. Frank
lin 40
Evening star., 1941-12-28

GLOVER PARK-Connect. bed and sitting
rms. for one: well furn.; radio. next semi
pvt bath; mod. home: small adult family:
S25. EN- 1876 oSs
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REAL VALUES.

hEAL VhIU Id.
Unfinished chests, 4 10 drawers $3.50
UP.
End tables, book troughs occasional
tables walnut and mahoeany. 81 each.
Baby play yards. brand-nev, 81 80,
Brand-nev beds. complete. mahogany,
walnut and maple, reduced TO S22.5o
See US for bargains in furnishings for
the entire home
436 H ST.. NE. Atlantic 446i.
l 6-FT HUSSMAN electric display case.
6-ft.. 4-door Economizer iceboX. =
kitchen draw fans. l ccillng ian il2i n
CaDlfol 81
Evening star., 1941-12-28

4433 WARREN ST NW-FTont room. new
adults with adults. gentileS WO 33Oh.
Evening star., 1941-12-28

CANARIES. prize and ribbon winners, all
Colors females Clara Mahoney, 3O4S o
St NV. Hobart 04l3
Evening star., 1941-12-28

GROCERY, guarantee $500 weekly re-
ceinIs: rent, S6!; short hours price
$4,000. Metropolitan Brokers. sos Invest
nent Bldg DI 1873. -
Evening star., 1941-12-28

BEAGLES a.. registered: very reasonable
960l Sutton pl. Silver Spring, Mo. SH'
Evening star., 1941-12-28

2520 I4th ST. NV, Apt. 33-Lse., newly
decor. room, dble. or twin beds: unlim.
phone, maid service Adams 35Sa
Evening star., 1941-12-28

BEAGLES. pedigreed CO., months old;
$40 ca Warf1eld 0S2O.
POINTER, . years old. guaranteed to
hunt, 1884 B st. Sc. Ii 423S.
Evening star., 1941-12-28

PEKINGESE PUPPIES male. g mos. old,
registered A. K. C. red and brown; Sl5
Call Sun. after ,, $50 Division ave. ne
COCKER SPANIELS, black, male. proven
stud or lovely pets. A few pups left from
Xmas for quick sale. Dewey Lee Curtis,
E,o rfa IVA oSO-J
Evening star., 1941-12-28

1851 HEREFORD PL. NV. corner Ogden
St.-Room, with porch; single Sc so; dou-
bic, 81 80 per week DU O661 ons
Evening star., 1941-12-28
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

FURNITURE-Wanted to buy. some good
used household goods: also electric re-
friserstor and piano. Republic 1872. 2s'
URNITURE-Household furnishings of all
kinds; maximum cash prices; brlc-a-orac.
china. Call any time, RE. 1904. ME. DBL.
DS+
Evening star., 1941-12-28

" 1JOZfIFD CIV Y
S3 80 winter service special-Flush mo-
tor with fresh water, internal oil bath,
lower unit grea sed. gas tank and carburetor
drained and cleaned ignition cleaned and
checked Southeast Sales Co, 137 11th
Evening star., 1941-12-28

SNACK SHOP, rent, 500 wonderful oppor,
tunlty; $3.50. fully euuipped. MetropoIIltsn
Evening star., 1941-12-28

5ssishborbood saaHar % doing $500 wkly; 3 opera
HersOg, torsi SOC: G low rent, long lease, new
buidins eaupment; oTnar Teal mGnuy Te}Tes
making opportunity present oMiieI I'll s
Evening star., 1941-12-28

RESTAURANTS all sections. See our nst-
ing, Metropolitan Brokers' sos Invest
lS1S
Evening star., 1941-12-28
CATTLE & LIVESTOCK.

CHESTER WHITE BOARS. ready for serv-
ice lot of young shoates and 10-wk old
pigs. cross bred; Berkshire boar. Ayrlavn
Farm. Bethesda, Md.
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-01
Munitions Plant
Head Names Negro
Service Supervisor

MINNEAPOLIS - fANF). - Au-
pojntment Of ;. w. Pate. we'll
known Twin City man. Is suner-
visor Of service at the S9j.00G 001
government munitions plant waS
announced this week by Faderai
Cartridge company. prime con
tractors for Twin City Ordnance
plant At New Brighton
Pate has previously been one o)
the five Negroes employed as plant
guards lis rev position Is one cf
2reat responsibility as ne has
charge Of O force Of about eco
white and Negro workers PRO
motion to the new Job was MADE
BY Clarles L. Horn. white. Wosi-
dent Of the company II is aeliev.
ed that The POSITION is the highest
ever given Negro al any defense
plant TO date
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Lieut.. Beas'ey
Is Made Captain

CAMP FUNSTON. Kans., i5NS-
In coAiunction with the cere-
monies dedicating the new ch5pels
at Csn1p FUnetol Kansas. nome
Of the Second Calvary Division
the War department has anncunc-
ed the promotion of Captain Louis
j Beasley from lst 1t. to Ca1tain
Captata Beasley assigned t7 tha
famous Ninth 'colored- Cavalrv al
Camp Fanstcn attended Alabama
a and M Clark University and
the Cannon Theological Seminary
He entered The army in 1852 and
first served with the oath infantry
at Fort Benning. Georgia IN Au-
gust, he was transferred to The
Ninth Calvary stationed an CamD
Funston and recently returned with
the regiment IRON the way ganss
IN louisiana
Capt in Beasley has taken
house for his family at 800 East
10th Street. JQnction city, Hans-
as.
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foundations; and the growing in
tereSt which white southerners
are taking in institutions for the
Negro as evidenced by their con-
tributions and by their presence
on the trustee board.
Closing with a plea to the alum
nj, faculty, students and trustees
for cooperation, Or. Davage said,
I'VE know the traditions of New
Orleans University and Straight
College. We have right to expect
that billiard, a synthesis of the
best traditions of these two schools,
will carry on with equal zeal and
devotion, but with greater effici-
ency, the work so nobly begun"
President Albert w. Dent, pre-
sided at the dinner and read tele-
grams from various alumni groups
and individuals throughout the
country Mrs. w. j. Huutley, presi-
dent Of the alumni association
spoke briefly.
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Knowledge Alone Is Not
Enough, Says Dr. Dauage

NEW ORLEANS, (SNS) =
FKnoWiadge alone is not sufgi-
ciert for the realization of the
full liIe," declared d.. Matthew
Simpson Davage, at the seventh
annual FoundeNs' Day exercises
of Dillard University on Friday,
October oath.
DR.. Davage executive secretary
Department Of Negro Institutions
Of the Methodist Church, address
ed a student assembly at noon and
was the principal speaker at a
Founders day dinner Friday cven-
ing at which almost one hundred
and fifty guests were present.
'Many yourg people fail" he said,
mot because Of the lack of know
ledge of worthy goals, not even
for the lack Of knowledge o. the
required techniqueS for obtaining
these goals. They fail mostly be-
cause Of the lack of motivation
and a dominating desire TO press
toward worthy goals. regardless of
the sacrifices and hardShips in
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-01
Haiti Is Given 900 Books
By New York Public Library

NEW YORK -(ANP)-In the in
terest Of Inter american goodwill
and tho extension OF the Good
NeighbQr' policy. Franklin 2. Hop
PEI, director Of the New York Pub
lie library. presented 1000 books as
q gift to the republic OF Haiti The
ceremony took place in 5he office Of
the H2itiaH consuJ-generaI. Dr.
Rulk Leon, New York City. In ex-
change the Haitian government is
expected to make gifts Of its Official
publications and the works OF Hal
tian authors to the New York Pub
lie library
In handing over the gift to DR..
Leon. M. Hopper said, When I
think OF Ratain-Anlerican relat-
ions. my mind goes back to arthur
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-01
SIX New Projects
Approved BY FOR

WASHINGTON, y C-tSNS)-
Presidential approval OF six add
tional. Defense Public Works prof
ects to provide community facih-
ties and services for Negro civilian
defense workers and military per
sonnet was announced last week by
Acting Federal Works Administra-
tor John n Edy. These six new
projects with total estimated cost
Of $204 ,243 are distributed over five
states.
Included among the latest pro-
lects announced is a recreat ton
center al Jacksonville, Fla. to
cost $4,000 a hospital addition at
Wilmington. n c., $1G3 200, school
additions at Birmingham, Ala.
53750G. Lawson. okla. $1,000 and
Milan Tenn, $13.l43 and Q new
school ut Childersburg, Ala. $51.-
000
In addition a project has been
approved for Atlanta, Ga. for re-
creation facilities for Negro soldiers
and a school addition for Negro
chI0Een at Alexandria. Va Clinical
facilities for Negroes arr provided in
ID health ceDters located in the
State 81 Louisiana Local autnor,-
ties sponsoring the projects will
bear part of the total cost Of tbe
school projects and the health cen
terS
IN each case the amount Of the
sponsors fund viii be fixed bv
between the local autbo-
rites and representatives Of the
Federal Works administrator. a 100
percent grant is made for the con
struction Of the hospital addition
at Wilmington N. c. The recreat-
tion center viii be Federauy con
sWnctec and leased to the United
Service Organizations, Inc.
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-01

An appeal bond CT 81, 500 was
signed in Federal Court Monday
morning. DR.. Moore js out on
bond.
DR.. Moore was convicted On the
last two counts of a seven-count
indictment following a four-day
trial in Federal Court. The counts
stated that Dr. Moore sold mar
cotics to a young white woman
and her brother on Atlanta streets.
DR.. Moore admitted treating the
two young people for social dis
eases and said it was necessary
for them to have morphine on
one or two occasions.
The convicted medic drew a par
don from former Governor Rivers
in 1889 after having served Slightly
more than three years of q life
sentence in the brutal Staying OF
his erstwhile sweetheart. Miss Lula
at Griffin. The SpauldinG
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-01
Three From Fort
Custer Named TO
Medical School

FORT CUSTER, Mich.-CANp)-
Assignment to the medical field
service school at Carlisle Bar
racks Pa, was made last week TO
three Fort Custer officers 0y COM
mapd Of Brig Gen. Cortlandt Par
Iel, commanding the fifth division
and Fort Custer
The officers Will attend d two
"cnth5s course Of instruction ana
lrn return 10 Fort CuSter The
@ate Of reporting is given as Get.
e. and dependents Will mo- Se Ger
r2t.ted TO accompany o. officers
die duty Is Of tem9orory ma
tJre
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-01
Mrs. Bethune To
Speak At A. 6 7.

GREENSBORO. N. c. GSNS)-
Mrs. Mary Mcleod Bethune, pres
ident of Bethune-Cookman College
will deliver the main address for
the annual Founders Day celebra-
ton to be held at A. and 7. Col
lege, Monday, November 3, at was
announced by President F.. D. Blu
ford Charles A. Harris, principal
of Franklin Co. Training School,
Laurinburg, N. c., will bring greet
ings from the alumni association.
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Founders Day
Speaker At
Dillard Univ.

volved. They need the drive of be-
ing taxed to the utmost; they need
to find the dynamic effect If at
tachment to some great cause
which will spur them on"
Paying threefold tribute to the
founders of billiard, DR.. Davage
recalled the contributions Of the
two denominations-the Congre-
gationalists, representing the cul-
ture of New England. and the
Methodists. embodying the vigor-
Gus and pioneering spirit of the
middle west; the continuing sup
port Of the various boards and
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-01

>
There is a Guide book for ev-
cry State, the District of Colum-
bia Puerto Rico and Alaska. A
number of these books contains
whole chapters or passages which
reCbunt the historical. economic.
and cultUraI facts concerning the
Negro.
STARTED IN 1885
American Guide Week marks
the climax of an effort started in
1885. when the WPA Writers
Program was initiated with the
purpose of gathering and publish
lng the iroporthnt historical, eco
nonic and cultural facts of all
states. Several thousand authors
whose names will remain unknown
compiled and wrote the books in
the american Guide Series. Each
book was sponsored bv 2 State
OF local organization and printed
by private publishers
President Franklin . Roosevelt
Las endorsed the American Guide
Week observance. Take Pride In
How Country" IS the slogan fol
the week which will be marked
WITH radjo proadcasts. public ad
and exhibits All Amer
cans viii De urged to refresh Their
AnoWiedge Of their country and
strengthen the sinews Of national
unity Complete plans for thu
weeks celebration are being made
ny NE WPA IN cOOpelation with
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-01

ing the commercial relations be-
tween Haita and the United States
thus, l am happy that these eni-
nent librarians with whom 7 am ac-
quainted have given attention 70
the intellectual relations. From this
sort Of .cOlIaboraGo should Ger
talnly come 8 better understanding
between rhe two counties
The idea and plan for the ex-
change Of books came as . result
of the visit OF Dr. L. D. Reddick.
curator Of the Schomberg collec-
ton 10 the Inauguration Of Presi-
dent Ellie Lescot last May
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-01
Here S Popular Way To
Wake Lazy Insic3es

BLACK-DRACGHT is a name
YOU wil want TO remember next
time you are iCgv uncomfortable
---al3 for The need Of q laxative
Not only because it has been go
popular fer so many years, but
because of the reasons back Of
that.
For one thing, because BLACK
DRA UGhT is spicy aud aromatic,
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-01

ea.y-to-take, usually gentle and
thorough acting when the simple
directions are followed, Then
too. it. is made from purely yege-
table ingredients. One Of these is
topic-laXative which helps TO
tone lazy mites tinaI n,usles. You
get 25 to 40 doses for 25c. Sc
pet the RRnuine p Z. a q X
DRAUGHT
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-01
Donation Part
Of Federal Good
Neieht2or Policy

Schomburg who gathered q splendid
collection for our Library. BY means
Of these gift exchanges, the need
for American literature il Haiti
that d. Reddick saw SIS well as the
need for Haitian literature here will
be met"
In receiving the gift. Dr.. Leon
replied. There will be many people
who will be Interested in cOnsolidat~
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-01
GET THE
D R D P
ON that
% | D
MISERY

Just two drops Penetro Nose Drops
in each nostril and you're getting
help to give that cold the air-al-
most instantly air rushes in healing
aid as those cold-clogged nasal pas
sages open up. For, used as directed,
Penetro Nose Drops shrink as they
act, cool as they vaporize, soothe as
they touch. Help you forget you have
a cold. 25c buys long lasting supply.
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-01
Or. N o. GGISFiEf u
EDNGgPED

CHICAGO, CAMP Through It's
Chicago chapter. the alumni asso-
ciatl0n o. University OF Kansas
honore5 Or. Midian 0. Bousneld
director OF Negro health for the
julius Rosenwald fund, at the Fair
dining room here yesterday. The
citation read by Dean W NAL
vott. chancellor Of the Julius Ros-
enwald fund, at the luncheon,
cited Dr Bousticld Tor outstanding
achievement in social WORK.
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-01
Many Unusual Facts About Negro
Life Found In WPA Guide Books
Week Backed By
President Roosevelt

WASHINGTON D. C.-(SNS)-With the nationwide
observance Of American Guide Week scheduled for Nove-
Der 0th to 18th, Alfred Edgar Smith, Staff Adviser
Race Relations of the Federal Work Projects Admnstra-
ton called attention to the pertinent and interesting
on the Negro in American life which to be found in many
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-01

Glover Club.
Mississippi Gulf Coast: Yesterday
and Today Obtainable: Women's
Club of GuIport Miss.
San Diego, California. San Diego
Historical Society.
Seeing st. Augustine fla
Chamber of Commerce, st. Angus
tine.
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-01


American Booksellers Association
While the Writers Program is
best known for its Guide Series
il also has some 1000 other pub
licatiOns recording. the American
scene to its credit Research work
ers and writers engaged on the
Program are now gathering anG
editing material for the Life anc
America series
LISTS GUIDE BOOKS
NIr. Smith listed the following
American Guide Series and other
WPA Writer'S Program books con
cerned with the Negro or which
include sections dealing with Ne
er0 life. together with the publish
ere or organizations from which
they can be obtained:
Delaware: A Guide to the FirS:
State New York. ViEing Press.
New York City. Guide 10 the
Worlds Greatest Metropolis-Vol
I. New York Panorama. New York,
Randor House
New Orleans City Guide Bos-
ton H0ught0n Nifflin Co.
North Carolina: Guide to the
Old North State. Chapel Hill, Uni
versity Of North Carolina Press.
Philadelphia: Guide to the Ne
tons Birthplace. Philadelphia,
VIM Penn Association.
Tennessee: Guide to the Vol
untear State New York Viking
Press
waehington> Citv and Capital
WASHINGTON \ g Government
Printing Office.
Georgia: a Guide To It's Town
and Countryside Athens, Georgia
University Of Georgia Press.
The Negro in Virginia Obtain
able: Mr.. Roscoe Lewis, Hamptor
Institute. Hampton, Va
Cavaicade Of The american Ne. .
gro Illinois WPA Writers Project
Chicago. IL
The Negroes of Nebraska. Oma-
sa. Cnaha Urban League, 2213
Lake Street, Omaha, Neb.
Survey OF Negroes in Littls
20cl, and North Little Rock. OBJ
.ainable Urban League Of Greater
little Pock, Ark.
Drums and Shadows CA Study
5eachee Dialects of Georgia
Coastal Nesroes). University Of
Georgia Press. Athens, Ga. =
These Ave Our Lives. University
i North Carolina Press. Chapel
I'LL n. c.
Beaufort and the Sea Islands
: c.. Cbtainable. Beaufort
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-01
6 Ns gs LgCKY Z HERBS
- lA 6s. FROM 2,E.6NDS

beIIeVe IN I0IN2 II 50 ny famons r
Herbs from Lands believed most
powerful ever found for YEARS
GCoD LUCK Send &c stamp for FRFF
~ tIi--SETEN FTRBs CO 280l II
f8rd Street Kansas city. Me-
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-01
DR.. Moore Gets
Year And a Day
Ga. - IS N s.

ATLANTA, Ga. - IS N s.
prison sentence of year and a day was meted Dr.
JChn Henry Moore in federal court Saturday. Moore had
1een convicted October Is of narcotic charge
JUDGE d. Marvin Underwood
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-01
HOTEL MACK

20 Tourist Rms. Newly Decorated.
81 ap. 548 Bedford PI. NE. We.
1921. Atlanta, Ga. Free parking.
The Phoenix index., 1941-11-01

county trial was one of the most
sensational in the annals of Georg-
ia court history.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-05

The desired feeling OF success
in home ownership is liable to be
married by just a few seemingly
minor things. Just such thing as
a front entrance being either too
large or too small. for harmonious
balance with the rest OF the front
of the house. may upset the apple
cart OF satisfaction.
In all the better built homes.
whether mansions or cottages,
building materials that have the
hall mark OF quality are used to
prevent costly upkeep. In this house
it is recommended that either brass
pipe or copper tube be used for
water lines because they will give
long satisfactory service and will
not rust. They will also effectively
withstand corrosion.
In the past 1t has been the usual
practice, whenever copper sheet
metal work was to be used In build
ing. to specify l6ounce copper
without special regard to the ex-
posture to which it was subjected.
Recent years have brought about
the realization that conditions of
usage and exposure vary. and in
suburban or rural locations copper
lighter than 16-ounce has given a
good performance OF service. IT, in
the construction OF this house.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-05
Decorations Very Beautiful
For College Sophomore Swirl

SupeTlatiye praise by two hun
dred couples acclaimed the unusu-
ally beautiful decorations featured
at the Soph Swirl, biggest sophie
more-sponsored party OF the year
under the direction OF co-chairmen
Miss Jean Schumann. Dearborn
and Rodney Grambeau, Birmiug-
ham, Friday evening from to IL in
the Fred Green ballroom OF Charles
McKenny Hall.
Carrying out the theme, "Ace
High Whirl," four large. sparkling
playing cards-all aces-glittered
on the large back-drop, over which
hung in red sparkle letters spelling
Soph Swirl.
Thanking the bandstand were
two white pillars atop OF which re-
volved three triangularly arranged
cards, with every suit and the "nu-
merals 49, These, too, shone with
glitter as colored spotlights played
upon them.
Curved cards. bearing kings OF
different suits. covered the music
stands. Soft lamps dotted the sides
OF the ballroom.
Fayors were tan billfolds, on the
outside of which was imprinted
the college seal. Handy places in
side were for college athletic tick
cts and other papers.
An Ann Arbor orchestra, provid-
ing excellent music, featured the
singing OF a Normal coed, Miss
Gwen Cooper, Detroit.
Dr. and Mrs. Simon f. Fagerstrcm