davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24

IN marriage. The groom parents
are Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Williams,
of $3.50 Ironwood
The ceremony was performed w
Rev. II. J. d. Howell, of ST. Steph-
ems church. II was read in the III
cove of the living room, which
formed natural setting for The
simple service. Bouquets OF garden
flowers made colorful floral arrange
ments. On the piano was a beautl-
full bouquet of two dozen white
roses, yellow NUNS and lavender
and pink snapdragons, gift to the
bride from DR.. Rolston Mitchell
Throughout the reading of the
wedding service, Miss Gertrude
Bailey, the lifelong friend of The
bride, played 20 Promise Me-
Charming little Jackie wore a
lovely frock OF gold wool. 1t was a
dresSmaker suit with military shoul-
ders and bustle-back jacket which
fastened IN front with black bu'-
tons shaped like tiny shoes The
skirt was simply gorgeous. She were
a corsagc OF talisman rosebuds and
her hair was very PRETTY arranged
in huge pompadour which was
waved all the way across the front.
Mrs. Moss and Mrs. Inez Ward
Jackson, a close friend who came
from Gary for the wedding, stood
with the bride. Mrs. Moss wore a
full skirted black tafTcta frock. with
white jersey top. Her corsaee was
an orchid, the gift of DR.. Mitchell,
Mrs. Jackson wore a green dress
maker suit, piped with red and
similar to Jackies.
Monroe Williams, ST., was his
sons best man.
For her sons wedding Mrs. Will
liams wore wool suit. 1t was a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24
Personal
From.
By GODFATHER ANN

Time out from my Christmas
shopping Yes, I'm shopping
early :. to tell you about the hap
penings of lads and lassies.
Lad Of the Week
Thomas Williams. OF 4550 Bangor,
was chosen lad of the week. Tommy
is one of Detroit's most popular
West Siders and heart heat Of mary
girls Vice president of the ia
nous Gladiators' club. which had u
disband because all the fellows arc
being called in service. Tommy is
very active in civic and social afans
=. Left Tuesday for active service
for our country j.. I'm sure we all
pitch in 10 wish Tommy loads o.
luck and hope he'll write us.
News Of the Week
Ruby Duncan and Ludwid Hill
are engaged think it's Won
derful wonder when well cat
cake?
Waymon Rivers is as happy as he
can be :. It's baby girl Sidney
Royce =. congratulations
James Anderson has an orchestra
now and its what they say ON. -.
Featuring musicians like John Tay-
Tor and Frank Porter, il has 10 oe
good. Sphinx are having open house
at the Alpha House Friday az
forwards the fellows will gather
with their favorite girl friends Tor
a bit OF fun >. oh. boy.
The Alpha ri Sigma and Tau
chapters of Delta Sigma Theta sor-
ority arc giving Coffee Hour Lee
ture Sunday, October 25, at tie
YWCA IL a. m. Helen Garvin
is the chairman. Anna Vivian Brown,
of Cleveland, Ohio. will speak on
India at the Crossroads"
A letter from Corp. Love Hudson
out in Rice, California he reads
the Tribune out there and enjoys
il o.. bit lonesome he lived
at 63l1 Woodrow how about
writing Love line? You can
get his address from yours truly.
A card from Alvin Matthews. who
went up TO Chi" for a ball las
week and had II.
Eunice Holcomb is wearing War
rem Avont's graduation ring on the
third finger. left hand Imagine
this is a mere substitute until the
real thing comes along.
Only about thousand people
have asked me if there's gonna he
a football game Thanksgiving. hear
there will be one so get pre-.
pared.
You'd better also get prepared Tor
the A.K.A.'s annual Mardi Gras at
the Maccabces ballroom on Oc-
tober 30
Joya Sheriff. breezed in town re-
Gently for a short rest as vocalist lo-
Duke Ellington.
Elverton Ford and Ruth McCrsry
arc at IL again cute couple.
Linnell Harberd has been confined
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24

Earnest Campbell, Mamie Thomss
Annie L. Perry, Tommy Christian.
Odessa Hoover, Lenora M. VIII
liams, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan King.
MIR. and Mrs. Glover Roundtrec
Garland Christian. Horace McClar-
en-, Mary Ann Thompson, Lessie
Viola Moore, Van McCoughtry. Eve
lyn Clay, Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith
DIR. and Mrs. J. T. Wranklin, Lula
mae Clemens, DR.. V. G. Tolbert,
Mary Eta Posey. Herbert Z. Simms.
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs, Anderson Fields.
Albert Lewis, Marguerite Pettwsy
Horace Terry, Chary Robertson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Lang, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Maddox, Miss ALara
Robson, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Thomas, Miss Victoria Mccall ard
DR.. A. Z. Thomas.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24

mig at the Great Lakes Country
club at Holly, Michigan. Only rela-
lives and close friends of the couple
were present. The ceremony was
Performed in front of the massive
stone fireplace in the ballroom.
Palms and flowers fianked either
SIDE Of the fireplace, while an arch
Of red, white and blue was suspend
Cd from the ceiling.
The bride wore a princess gown
q white satin with a finger tip veil.
Inc bridal bouquet was red roses
snd baby NUNS and white gladioli.
mss Doris Hubble. who was the
bridesmaid, wore floor length kelly
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24

IA dancing party III eheS', WHITE III
,,rbues outdid themselves. There
were also delicious sandwiches. soft
drinks and cocktails, which the COM
ratee on arrangements carefully
|repared with excellent results.
Miss Hannigan will become the
.bride Of Wyatt Christian, on Oclo-
her "a, at St. Peter Claver, at an
sry nuptial mass. Father Klein
xill intone the service.
For the party Miss flanagan
wore a becoming frock of brown
erepe Both the dress and the yelled
h. she wore were studded with gold
pail heads.
Among the guests at the party
we're. Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Bwris.
Mrs Hazel Howard, Roy Johnson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24
Fred Stone
In Town

Dcbonair Theodore Stone return
ed TO Chicago this Thursday after
spending several days in the city
on business and renewing friend
ships with some of the "Porgy and
Bess' cast and Detroit friends. Mr..
Stone is a prominent member Of
one OF his home town musical clubs
and singer and lecturer, having
spent several years studying in Fin
land, Sweden and Russia.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24

the next day for the Marine train
Inc base in North Carolina, under
orders from the USING, for which
he volunteered month ago. Louis
brother, Elmore, also Marine VOL
un.eer, expects call soon.
F. Among the many guests attending
The affair we're: Mrs. Marie Wheeler.
Mrs Cobb, Mrs. Beatrice Fleming.
'Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Burris, Jure
Jasper, Charles Britton, Marie Jack
son, Wesley Hurley. Bette Ann
wheeler. Airrelean Sylvester. Eta
Hurley. Paul Foster, Frank Berry.
Doris Ann Shivers, Ambrose Nor
us, Thomas Williams, Betty Bland,
William Sheriff.. Joya Sheriff., Gro
yer Strong, David Hearde, Esther
Anderson. Richard Blevins, Peggy
] Burris. Gwendolyn Hawkins, Ken
neth Hagert. James Smith, Carl Ste
u ger, Finis Branham, Bob Frakes,
Martha Jane Anderson, Raymond
Wheeler, Wilbur Marshall, William
Branham, George Branham, Elmer
Russell Barbara Wheeler. Donald
Webb, George Brown, Geraldine
Marshall, Calvin Hughes, Robci Ia
Hill, Charlotte Miller, Warren Price
Hannah Wills. Earl Adams, Earlene
Dobbins. Merrill LaStaffe, Myrtle
Lee Mitchell. Lynn Williams, Mathic
Lewis, Elmore Wade, Charles Hill,
Erzclle Evans, Arthur Jamierson ard
Edward Wills.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24
The Shaws
Entertain

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer P. Shaw en-
tertained last Sunday afternoon at
dinner party in their lovely home
at 1859 Concord The following per-
sons were on their guest list: Mr..
and Mrs. Banks. Mr.. and Mrs. Hor-
ace Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Will
son, Shirley Donald. Thomas Will
son, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hardaway,
OF Monroe. Mich; Mr.. and Mrs.
Monroe Owen and daughter Gloria,
and Mrs. Branch.
After dinner they were further
entertained with a show at the Fox
theatre.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24
Hostesses Give Shower
With Mexican Motif

- iANhN WV 9Soi aSps Ndi
load of young ladies motored down
10 Mexico for a gay vacation. Last
Sunday, two of those girls joined
forces with three other friends to
honor one of their travelling COM
panions with a pre-nuptial cocktail
shower carried out in Mexican
colors.
The shower, given in honor OF
Evelyn Solomon, was held at the
home of Margaret Bennett, on Wood
land The hostesses we're Betty
Swan, Hertha Priest Roberta Nc
CURE. Marguerite Bennett and Ethel
Baker.
Hertha and Roberta. who had
gone TO Mexico with Evelyn, wore
colorful Mexican jewelry that they
had collected on their trip. and like
all OF the other hostesses, they wore
sprays of red gladoli in their hair,
Spanish style.
The dining room table was very
colorful and pretty, and true to the
Mexican motif, it was centered by
large arrangement of pink gladoli.
At either end. melons and pumpkins
were stuck with toothpicks which
held appetizers. Very brilliantly
colored canapes and sandwiches
were served. The cocktails were a
rum drink which the girls learned
how to make in Mexico and which
Hcrtha Priest mixed, assisted by
Howard Gresham and Chief Joseph
jenkins. of the U. S. Coas,guard.
Colorful bouquets of NUNS were
used throughout the house.
Evelyn wore two-piece jewell
tone frock of cerisc wool. which
fastened with gold chains. She also
wore a matching fez. Her corsage
was an orchid, a gift of the hostcsses
Mrs. Thomas Solomon was there
with her bride-clect daughter She
wore teal blue crepe dress, with
an orchid which Evelyn had given
her the day before for the sweet
est day
The lovely gifts for the bride
elect were on display in the third
floor recreation room. There were
all types of gifts, including linens,
lingerie. frangrances, hose and many
other things.
Among the guests were: Fannie
Bethel, Betty Louise Harris, John
ME Mae McConico. Rose Marie Luz
vail. Frances Porter, Vivian Lee,
Marion Carter, Lucinda Murtishaw
VALERIE Turner Pettiford, Bernice
Sharp. Inez Wright. Alberta Davis,
Odessa Trotter, Frances Galloway,
Lavishia West. Ardcnah Johnson
Marguerite Randall. Dorothy Solo,
mon, Theresa Solomon King, Ruth
Routt Jackson, Lillian Rutherford,
Regina Solomon, Jessie M. Carter,
Jane 3. Lett, Bertha Madison, Ancc
Taliafcr-o, Carmen Murphy, Vivian
Cooper and Velma Sturkey.
Others present included Ann Pal
mer. Arnesta Cruzct Allcne Nc
{ npbell, Loretta Tcrhune, Dorothy
Scott. Sara Snyder. Vantell7 Lane,
Annie wilkins. Violet Banks. Lor-
eta Briscoe, Eddie Webster. Esther
Lamar, Louis Marshall, Virginia
White. Dorothy Perkins, Ruth Hig-
gins, Frances Tam, Zelma Sparks,
Betty Catheart. Flossie Williams,
Marie Scruggs. Elmina Gibson, Julia
Brady. Annie wilkins, Margaret
Thompson, Victoria Mccall. Frances
Owens, Urcell McSwain, Josephine
Gaines and Winifred Brown.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24
Girls Form
Club

Twelve popular young ladies' OF
the north end have organized a cruz
whose purpose is to learn more
about Negro education. The sirls
Al present are planning party 10
be given at the home Of their pres
ident Francine Jones, on Alger
street The other members are;
June Thomas, secretary; Ernestine
Carter. treasurer; Charlita Whltoy'
June Wells. Theresa Robinson, Eliz-
abeth Lewis. Betty Graham JOSIE
sein. Gloria Harris. Bernice May
Lillian Jones and Patricia "hitOy'
club reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24
Musical Tea
At Church

Another Of those highly enjoyable
Musical Teas will be given by the
senior choir Of St. Johns Presbyter-
ian Church on this Sunday in the
chapel of the church from 5 to 7
.. m. Come and enjoy fine pro-
gram while slipping tea and eating
the dainties which will be served
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24
Great Lakes Club Is Scene OF
Chandler~Clark Wedding

Patriotic colors used at outstate wedding last
week to honor groom who soon became soldier ne
wedding of Miss Helen Chandler niece of Mr. and Mrs
Adam Knight of Holly. Mich. and George Clark son OF
John Clark was solemnized at eight o'clock Tuesday eve
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24

Among the convaIescents are MRS
oleen Harris o. 90 Alfred Street
Mrs. Mary Hill Of e6lz boNw0ou :,
Ave. and Mrs. Elizabeth Fort Oh
64O4 Begole Ave.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24
Jacquelyn Williams Speaks
Vows At Quiet Ceremony

Only relatives and a few close friends witnessed the
wedding ceremony which united Jacqueyn Starks Wifi
ans and Sanford Monroe Williams at 15 Saturday eve
ring at the home of the bride 4474 Harding The bride is
the daughter of Mrs Frances Staks Moos gave
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24
Louis Wade Enters The
Service

Louis Wade, popular member of the Gladiator club,
bade farewell to his many friends at party last week,
given him by his cousin, Bette Ann Wheeler at the home
'of Mrs Beatrice Fleming, $3.50 Boxwood.
The party held Monday Oct II and Louis left
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24

|Bride-to-be Feted BY Hospital
staff

One of the gayest prenuptia parties was the one v
len BY the employees of Edyth K Thomas hospital for one
hi its former nurses, Miss Dorothy Hannigan RN last
Weekend The party, which held in the
room of the Thomas building at Forest and Beauben
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24
NO ASPIRIN FASTER

u genuine, pure St. Joseph Aspirin.
VOL, "OIlo largest seller at ZOE. None safer.
"'ne 'urer. Demand St. Joseph Aspirin.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24
HE LOOKS
AT YOUR FACE

EVERYBODY look. ct your face ].
Thn's ho~ they know yen Do you givs
your face . chance 20 ~inf Your face
depend. lot on yeur skin. IL yeur shin
smooth. ,el,ety sppesrias and lighter, sle-.
ins Nth the brightness Of the rteh esrs'
10 you ~snt 20 do semsthine 9th your
face Why not try % better ~ Tee ON
MINUTE MILKY MIST FORMULA for
days GAN mixed and resdy for you 10 u''p
Try nv private fernuis for DAYS. on your
FACE. NECK. SHOULDERS. ARMS. ltGS.
IFr YOUR own MIRROR PROVE TN
TEST To YOI. ~ Il g not the real thing
your money back. send No nene'-
pay pounsn only ~. plus zoe pe'iss'.
80 money enslessd. vs psy P"''asel' Miss
Marie. suite IS. ios Park Ave. N.H.c
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24

Time out from my Christmas
shopping Yes! I'm shopping
early :. to tell you about the hap
penings of lads and lassies.
Evening star., 1942-12-30
UPPER 18th ST.

Just off lEth ST, and very close 70
Walter Reed, his brick home with 4 bed
rooms, ia baths. maid room and bath
and automatic coal stoker offers maXimum
value at the prlCe OF SI2,HJU. Vacant.
Cali ME ll43 until q pm.
] WESLEY BUCHANAN. RFALTOR.
Evening star., 1942-12-30

g?4 I4th ST. NV DOORS SOUTH
OF st.--lSt foo. facing FRANKLIN Park;
has been real estate oftiCe OF Charles d.
Sager for ! 5 wears. VIII sell office equip
ment Could be used tor real estate office,
liquor store, men furnishings. etc. Call
Ma. OU&t
SPACE IN OFFICE. FURNISHED, p. B. X
telephone, seCTetarIal service, private park
ing upper Conn. ave, very reasonable.
Ordway .G4i
OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT DURING THE
u4y. typewriter and telephone service fur
ulsncG convenient downtown location.
Write Box TX Star
OFFICE SPACE IN DOWNTOWN OFFICE
bids phone and stenog. service. MA.
NHU1.
CONN AVE, NEAR N ST. ONLY S35 MO.
ideal for any business or profession; heat,
light, elevator service Included. Phone
MRS. CADET, DU. 177S.
SOUTHERN BLDG-LARGE OFFICE IN
very desirable suite. 1:!3 Southern Bldg .,
Executive 3+f5.
Evening star., 1942-12-30
RIVER TERRACE

IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
We have a few reSaleS. Owners leaving
town and mast sell quick Easy terms.
Payments just IKE rem Call Mr.. Pascoe
TR. $500. DAVY & MURPHY, Builders
:}i35 Rcnniug rd ne
Evening star., 1942-12-30
ApARTMENrS SUBURBAN.

FURN., ROOMS, IN PRIVATE RESI-
no children: $50 mo. MRS. ELLIOTT,
oxford 3659.
MT RAINIER MD, 4@lo Bath ST
Furnished rooms. kitchen private bath
heat and light; sos mo; available Jan. /;
J /, h'k. to bus Warfie'd AOg7.
Evening star., 1942-12-30

IOUJ ILN HNWPoIIItlE AVE-.
For men c0lv. . extra large double
rooms, running water. Also space in dou-
bic room for nHict djScrim ma 'ing gentle.
COLORFD-272 18th ST. NW-Rooms,
2nd and }rd floors; twin beds; single girls
war worScr.: c2lV. trans. Can AID. 7032
Evening star., 1942-12-30
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

ARLINGTON, VA-DOuhIe room, twin beds
next bath: suitable two gent nmen or mar
rled couple. che tHUt 5nH1. %0f
GENTLEMEN. OFFICERS. ATTENTION
Warm suite and studio rooms with private
Law. c!ubroom, hotel service. lu-cent bus:
GOOD location 4 reasonable place to live
and en'ertsin-Clnb G!ebe--Glebe 39i6,
y ROOMS Tor 4 girls or gentlemen.
cooking privileges, Call Warfeld 9l0,, 90
nm
BETHESDA-Lee furn. rm.. pvt. bath.
PARK: refined gentleman; $40 mo. WI, 2546.
ARLINGTON-Singie room, next bath, pri-
Nate entrance; IOc bus: breakfast: S35
per mo. Chestnut ST..
ARLINGTON-Sunny studio room in pri-
vate homo; prefer settled lady, S4: Cony.
tranSD. Oxford O4Gl
ARLINGTCN--Rm. with pvt bath outside
pvt entrance: your inspection is invited.
Lvon Park. . bus lines. Gil. Gl6l.
Evening star., 1942-12-30
AUTOMOBILE LOANS.

observation-disclosures Compare our
rates. Southeastern Discount Co. OF Hyatts-
Vile Md, 5303 Baltimore ave WA 31Sl
Evening star., 1942-12-30
FOR GrRLPRIVAT

3tI2 10th ST. N.E-Brighr comfortably
furn rms; convenient to stores, theater,
car lines. hu. lnCS. Prefe~ women
Evening star., 1942-12-30
FARMS WANTED.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR SMALL FARM
in nearby MARYLAND, with or without
buildings Box I'LL Star.
Evening star., 1942-12-30
BURLEITH-$8,95O.

Here is one of the incest of small homes
We have been able to offer in long time
Situated practically in GEORGETOWN, con-
venient to schools direct transportation
ana shopping area. It contains the fol-
lowing: Living room 1Gx20 with open FIRE
place, small dining room, well-equipped
kitchen. 3 bedrooms, bath sleeping porch,
attractive. small garden Homes Of this
kind are always in demand good home
or investment. For appointment to in
Spect please call Mr.. Young. WO 5576
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
COLORED-NEAR 5th AND X SITS. NV.
Large, T-room, 2-bath brick; h W h., elec.
Bargaln. Act rndaN RE holE 81
Evening star., 1942-12-30
INVESTMENT PROPERTY For SALE,
INVESTMENTS

SPECIAL DOWNTOWN STORE AND q
apts.. '.5-ft. brick. Scar brick garage,
rent. SOD; price, $4,000. Act today
Republic j2l6. 81
Evening star., 1942-12-30
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

Idcal residence for business people
farsc triple Other vacancies. SW1th
board service. Selected menus.
Evening star., 1942-12-30

WANTED, FOR CASH, late
model Chevrolet cars, station
wagons and trucks. Immedi-
ate action. Write or phone,
we will come any distance.
Chevy Chase Motor Co., TIPS
Wis. ave. WI. 1855.
Evening star., 1942-12-30

BANTAM 1889 de luxe roadster, $3.50:
i93a panel S525. BY out-of-town pvt.
owner. Call Tues.-Wed. only. NO. .s523.
Evening star., 1942-12-30
OWNER-OCCUPIED.
Price Reduced to So. .750.

w FF' FVV'
This brick home contains g large rms.
recreation rm,, bath and hult-in garage;
gas heat. owner transf. WI. 264S-1S60.
Evening star., 1942-12-30
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
tContinued

GIRL, 70 SHARE APT. WITH 2 OTHER!
3 blocks from Boiling Field. Call AT. 761
after R2O
Evening star., 1942-12-30
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION,

Attractive bungalow, fine cIose-in sec
ton of ne. . large rooms, bath, INV h.,
large front and rear porches, hardwood
floors; nice lot Excellent condition.
Vacant. S6.75O, convenient terms. Eve
ninaS nhnnn SE nn-3
Evening star., 1942-12-30

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK.
So so mo, brick det. private home
near bus; , blocks WIS. ave. Streetcar
WO S6l9
Evening star., 1942-12-30
HOHFNSTEIN BROS.

7th and H StS. N E. FIR. 1000.
S23, 500.
New condition CrestWood Restricted
bedrms = baths, lst-h. lavatoTy, butler S
pantry and breakfast nook, kitchen and
large living room, dining room, porch
fine appearance: English architecture, 10
minutes from White House. Randolph
6G2S, OrdWay oHii
II
Evening star., 1942-12-30
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT

$3.50 PER Mo-WHITE FRAME BUN
galow; liy rm., > bedrms., kit and bath;
gas heat; blk. trans. Will sell for S4.9;y0
with $1,000 cash. Immediate occupancy.
S1o1 Reading I'd. Silver Spring, Md, near
Piney Branch and Sligo Parkway. SH. OH
Evening star., 1942-12-30
14O1 10th ST. NV.

1905 UPSHUR ST NW-Sinsle room.
running water. excellent meals. blk. OF
1Gth 81 bus. gentleman
Evening star., 1942-12-30
AEROPlANES.
GARAGES WANTED.

CUB cruiser, 75-C: $50 private hrs, pc
leCt condition, radio receiver. Call W
1897. after Il pm.
Evening star., 1942-12-30
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK.

An English cottage detached home on
large. wooded lot, just J. block from the
bus. There was 4 bedrooms, , baths and
sleeping porch on second floor; very large
living room with French doors opening ON
a screened porch, dining room. breakfast
room and kitchen on first floor. 1mme
dlale possession NAV be obtained. Call
ME. 1li3 until pm
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN RTAITOR
Evening star., 1942-12-30
1852 P ST NV

Approximately lsX}5, fun basement,
additional entrance on alley, rear yard,
$40 per mo.
Evening star., 1942-12-30
DETACHED BRICK

In convenient section of Silver Spring,
overlooking park, close to school and only
! SQUARE from iran p)r'atlon. Spacious
rooms and baths first t-f1oor lavatoty and
bowl automatic alr-CondlUoncd hCat. y
fireplaCeS, insulated attic, ONLY pa
years old. owner transferred from ciS
must seH Immediately. Reduced price,
Sl2.75O Gail Mr. Evans, WO. o290, with
go SHANNON d LUCHS CO,
1908 II ST N w National "245
Evening star., 1942-12-30

CHEVROLET 1874 hydraulic dump truck,
2-yard body; Ford 1911 dual-wheel l6U-
IN. fiat boly: Chevrolet l94l dual-whee
lbo-in. stake; Ford 1870 station wagon,
These trucks have been thoroughly recoudi-
Toned ana arr reaCv TO to work
Chevy Chase Motor Co, 1925 Wisconsin
ave. WI. 1885.
INTERNATIONAL 1897 C-5J trailer and
tractor: very good rubber. 1880 5th st. ne.
CHEVROLET 1910 long-wheel base stake
truck. Gail 9-l2 am, Ii. 0116. ask for
Mr.. Rosin.
PLYMOUTH 1910 truck with refrigera tor
BODY, can be converted to pickup or panel
and K SIS n
Evening star., 1942-12-30

ALI, THE COMFORTS or HOME TO
share with eirl NV. section, good transp.
DECATUR 723a,
AIS EAST CAPITOL ST.--TWO ROOMS,
kitchen; married couple no children. Con-
Nenient to transportation. 81
WANTED GENTLE GIRL TO SHARE APT
with . others. Call Hobart SS25, Apt 5o4
after 4 p.f
YOUNG LADY HAS NICELY FURN. APT
to share with another; good trans. Call
MISS WILSON. RE. 9034 after 8 pm.
. BEDRMS., TWIN BEDS, RESTRICTED
new development; for : couples or girls;
S25 ca. and utilities. RE, 1900, Ext 1623s
ONE OR ? GIRLS, TO SHARE APT. WITH
another. RA. 1908. 103 Hawaii ave.
nc. Apt. .. -
ROOMS, PRIVATE BATH, HEAT GAS,
slec.. refg. 72o 9th st. sc.
1oOis C ST, SE.--BRIGHT .'-RM. APT
private hath. Fricidaire. adults preferred
hear . ear lines Also dbe. front sleep.
knE rm, . large windows,
Evening star., 1942-12-30

CHEVY CHASE, MD Nicely iurn, adj
bath, excellent food, unUSual priv; large
spacious home; for discrimina ng en-
ployed persons BY aopOintment, WI. oG92
gSi4 WIS AVE. NW-Nice room in
Jewish home, excellent meals. Emerson
Evening star., 1942-12-30
2217 14th ST. NV.

CHAS. c. KOONES & CO,
"l@ Southern RlcG DI S157
Evening star., 1942-12-30
ROOMS FURNISHED.

1850 HAMILTON ST. NV, near I4th s
car line---Large double room, semi -privat
hath: girls. Randolph 2176
Evening star., 1942-12-30
5th NEAR L ST. NV.

First commercial zone. good for colored
home or business. Lot 20 by 1@0 to 3G-ft
alley.
Price $4,000
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP.
1418 H ST. NV. DI. 1877,