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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-13

The first step for you 10 take
i 10 have your family doctor ex-
anime you and to abide by his
advice. II you hope TO keep y0nr
reputation from being too badly
furnished, then Il might be well
10 avoid these intlmacles In the
future.
E.B.H.-I am a church worker,
or in other words I do live a true
Christian life 10 my husband and
respect him in every way woman
can. Still It seems nothing mat
tcrs with him just so he can stay
IN the road all the time. He
doesn't seem to want anything
but pair OF dice and a place TO
eat and sleep l don't know about
staying In this country with him
as he has nothing but kinfolks
here and they all help the other
out and lie for each other.
Ans.:--I guess you found out
then that blood Is thicker than
water. OF course you know that
" would take miracle 10 change
his habits ut this late date. There
i n strong likelihood Of his he.
Irg drafted into the army short
". WIN not walt and see how
this turns out and then Won can
decide better rs 10 the course Of
action you wish 10 take.
L.ML--A young man offered
me a trip - California. Would It
be wise 10 take this trip and how
ahout the man am deeply in
love with
Ans.:-The man you are deeply
IN love with led you into some.
ching tha' yon had no business
doing falling In love with a mar.
ried man. The trim YOU have been
offered would help 10 get This NJ.
fair on your mind and nj the same
time. II NAV lead 10 some very In.
terestIng DEVELOPMENTS IN the far
vest. Take the trim h. aII means.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-13
ROSEVILLE
BY HARRY FULLMoRE

The Rev. Mr.. Wallace preached
a splendid sermon last Sunday.
subject. Christ Is Near His
Death"
Friends are glad 10 know that
Mrs. Cooper has returned from
Ohio. where she was called on
account OF the death OF her
brother.
Robert Green. OF Chicago. and
Alex Fullmore, o, Pittsburgh Pa.
and Chicago. dropped in to see
the Fullmores in Roseville. last
Sunday.
The Sunday School union met
at the local First Baptist church
Sunday and was enjoyed by all
present.
Mrs Eddie Davie is in Missis-
sippi visiting.
The Day OF Prayer will be held
at St. Lukes church on March
IL. Many are expected to be
present.
Friends are glad to know that
Mrs. Joe Jones was able TO at
tend church Sunday.
We are sorry to know that
Mrs. Daniels and Mrs. Knox are
on the sick list.
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E.A.H.-I would like to know
why there is so little real" hap
piness in my home? Who Is to
blame and will there be anything
more TO the friendship between my
friend and me?
Ans.:--YOu folks think you're
living In q morgue with every
body In the family walking around
with dOwn-at-the. mouth feel.
Ing. Real happiness comes from
within so cast aside that gloomy
DIR and break loose with little
sunshine and cheerfnlness. Do
this and see how different your
home seems. Besides. II Will make
n difference between Your friend
aud you.
C.L.F.-I have been reading
this column every week and have
enjoyed IL very much. l have a
little problem would like TO
have answered. Although am
very young 15) I want TO get me
job before school Is out so |
can get me some clothes and
maybe 20 north. DO you think the
place whore have in mind will
take me? already have a small
job but do not make much.
Ans.:-The only way you can
expect TO make progress In this
world Il 10 have the backbone 10
push ahead. By all means amply
for n lob nj the place You have
IN mind and don't stop there 20
fIeht on applying for job ut
other such places around town
and your efforts will he rewarded
with success.
A.M.R.-This is my question:
I'm quitting my husband. he
fights me all the time and want
someone 10 tell me what 10 do.
cti' or stav on7
Ans;-It looks like you have
already made mp your mind on
this question. In view Of this fact
II might he hest TO separate for
nv lille. This will give you time
~ think the situation over and at
The same time put the Issue
squarely In your husbands lap.
J.M.S.-The people in my neigh.
borhood think that am a very
nice girl. In fact. ! know ! am
am not the type that run
around. met a boy and I thought
he meant what he said. Does hs
love mel Is the thing ! think
wrong with me-? Have I torn dowr
m, reDufafion?
Ans.;-WeIl. you hayen't exact.
" torn II down Int you did man
! gle n MP q BIT. But not too had
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-13

did you love her"'
Nav. was just scared I
wasn't in love with Bessie
she was just my girl. I don't
reckon was ever in love with
no body l killed Bessie to save
myself You have TO have a girl.
so | had Bessie. And l killed
HERE.
Bigger tell me. when did you
start hating Mary?"
II hated her as soon as she
poke 70 me. as soon as saw
her. | reckon hated her before
saw her.
But whyl"
Il told you. What her kind ever
LEI us do:"
What, exactly, Bigger. did you
want to do"
Bigger sighed and sucked at
his cigarette.
Nothing. reckon. Nothing.
But reckon wanted to do what
other people do
And because you couldn't, you
hated herr
Again Bigger felt that his ac-
tiCns were not logical. and again
he fell back upon his feelings for
a guide in answering Max's ques-
tions.
mir. Max. a guy gets tired OF
being told what he can do and
can't do. You get a little job here
and a little job there. You shine
shoes. sweep streets; anything /.
You don't make enough to live
Oh You don't know when you
going TO get fired. Pretty soon
YOU get so you can't hope for
nothing. You just keep moving
all the time. doing what other
folks say You amt no man no
more. You just work day in and
day out so the world can roll on
and other people can live. You
know. Mr.. Max. always think
OF white folks go"
He paused. Max leaned forward
aid touched him
Go on. Bigger"
We'll. they own everything
They choke YOU of the face Of
the earth. They like God ~ He
swallowed. closed his eyes and
sighed They don't even let you
feel what you want to feel They
after you so hot and hard you can
only feel what they doing TO you.
They Kill you before you die"
But Bigger. J asked you what
was that you wanted 10 do so
badly that you had TO hate them p
Nothing. reckon ! didn't
want 20 do nothing"
But you said that people like
Mary and her kind never let you
dr. anything.
"why should want to do any.
thing? amt got a chance.
(Conflnuad nm na0e 1Ql
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-13
NEWS OF
HOUSEWIVES
LEAGUE

The regular meeting OF Central
league will be held in Bethel's as
sembly room March Is at z pm.
al which time officers OF Units !
and will be installed. This will
be the only regular meeting OF
Central for the month. and other
months TO follow for the duration
OF the war All members. business
and professional people are urged
10 attend.
Unit No I meets Monday. March
Is. at the home OF Mrs. Helen Blu
ford. 63S Smith street. at pm.
Unit No. will hold its regular
meeting al the home OF its newly
elected president, Mrs. Alma
Haynes. S4ls Arndt street. Tuesday,
March IS.
init No. Z met Thursday eve
ming at Christian church at Z pm.
II. c. Jackson, local branch presi-
dent OF the National Association
for Study OF Negro Life and History
and counsellor OF Highland Park
school. was guest speaker and
gave an interesting talk Mrs.
Christine Fuqua, president OF Cen
trail league: also Mrs. y. Z. Black
and others from Central were pres
ent.
Unit No. meets on the second
and fourth Thursday at Hartford
Avenue center, Hartford. near Mil
ford. at S pm On Thursday,
March IL, the city teachers will
bring the program OF the evening
TO this unit This is an annual af-
fair The president. Mrs. Boone.
urges the members and friends 10
attend. init No will make IT'S
usual tour TO business places. fol-
loving the monthly educational
meeting OF the West Side BTW
Trade association. They will visit
stores near and around where the
meeting is held
The executive board meeting was
held at the home OF Mrs. Laura
Es,cll.
Junior init No. met Tuesday
enjoyed very interesting session.
Twenty-six children were present
and four new members were added
TO the roll. Unit No. II met in
regular session at the home OF Mrs.
Foots. with nine members present
After the routine business. a love-
~ lunch was enjoyed.
Juniors Of ali units have worked
very hard in the Scrapbook con-
lest and viii appear in the contest
AT Central on March l6. At this
time. they will be given a prize.
More will be said about this con-
test in the next issue OF the Tri-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-13

some ~hJc mon >ay. They believe
mat. Jesus. NJ Max. when folks
sass things like that about you,
vo- whipped before sou born.
Haat the USE Yeah. reckon
] Na. feeling that way when /
-a "a ne Dom with hcr They
We ~ things liks that and
'ses sat 70 kill Us They draw
p an ana say fcf ,ou 20 stay on
tolf -i4e ot ne line. They don't
eane acre 30 bread over on
3, iNey dout care II you
ce AN 'aen they say things like
aat anon. you and when YOU try
- one flou behind your line
.'t XII geg They feel they
e-sA' 20 k.i sou then Everybody
Na.'s ~ Al yol then. Yeah, /
irokon ! Was feeling that way
fnl mayoe me reason was be-
fal.e f1'y se} TO- Maybe that
Nm le teaso.
- mean sol -wrated 10 defy
iAor fe wanted ~ show them
'na' you dared that ycl didn't
caitr
: dorf know Mr Max. But
"Aai got 20 care about? knew
That some time az other they Nas
roing fe 20 me for something
I'm black don't have to do
nothing for en- TO get me. The
fIsl white finger they point at
mo I'm coner. sce9''
But Bigger. when Mrs Dali
ton came into thar room. why
didn't YOU stop right there and
tell her what was wrong You
wouldntye been IN all this trou-
Bio then
Mr. Max so help me God. I
couldn't do nothing when I turn
ca around and saw that woman
coming 10 that bed. Honest 10
Cod. didn't Know what was
doing
You mean you went blank"
Nav; nav II knew what I
was doing. all right But couldn't
help H. That's what | mean. II
was like another man stepped in
side OF my skin and started act
ing for me.
Bigger tell me. did you feel
more attraction for Mary than for
the women Of your own racer"
"Naw But they say that. Il
amt true. hated her then and
I hate her now"
But why did you kill Bessie -
"To keep her from talking. Mr.
Max. after killing that white
woman. It wasn't hard to XIII
somebody else. didn't have 1,
think much about killing Bessie
know ! had H. Kill her and
I'D had 20 get away 49,"
Did you hate BessieT
Nav"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-13

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tng I'm, wbat INV Won,
"Rut nigper his woman w.s
trving fo holm vou'r
"She didn', act like 10
"uow shonld she have ac,cde,
"Aw dom know Mr. MAY
White folke and black folks il
strangers. We don't know wha,
zach other Is thinking Navhe
she was trying 10 be kind. but
she didn't act like A. To me she
looked and acted like all other
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-13
|CRITICIZES
NATIONS ON
|GANDHI ISSUE

wILBERFORCE-(ANP) - In a
telegram to President Roosevelt.
DR.. Wv. Oak. Indian-born pro-
fessor OF economics and sociology
a. Wilberforce university. criticiz-
&c the President for permitting
his spiritual partner. Gandhi-
"the only living man who Is Tx
ened to Christ" to die while the
united nations fiddle away with
technicalities.
"Are we fighting the war TO
protect the imp. riallsm OF Eng
land or for creating better
world for everyone? Are the four
freedoms going to end the same
way as the IA points did in the
last war? The eyes of the OPP
pressed groups are focused up
on you" stated the telegram.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-13
st. Paul AME Zion

AT 10:45 am. the pastor, the
Rev. L. p. Powell. preached TO a
large audience from the subject
God the Portion and Guide OF
His People" Four persons were
added to the church.
At 1880 pm. Elder c. l.. Nor
ton was the guest speaker. He
was accompanied by the Mt.
Carmel Jubilee singers. He used
"a his text. And he went a lit
tie farther and prayed"
At 1880 pm. a short talk was
given by the pastor. after which
Holy Conn union was administer
ed. The Rev. Mr.. Powell was as
sisted by the Rev. J. Daniel MUIR
dock.
Next Sunday the pastor will
occupy the pulpit at both serv-
ices. On March 81. Bishop John
w. Martin will be the guest
speaker at IL a IA. This will be
Guest Day at 81. Paul. Each men,
Der Is asked TO bring a guest.
Monday night, March % Bishop
Martin Will dedicate the newly
constructed pulpit and choir box.
All OF the AME Zion Ministers
anc their choirs are ssked to
take part.
The Third Quarterly mass meet
ing will be held March IL at ST
raul church. Toledo. All AME
Zion churches in the Detroit dis
trict are asked 10 cooperate In
making this meeting success.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-13
Housewives View Chicago Art Exhibit

creations.
The Chicago Board OF Education
has granted Mrs. Foster a 10
months leave OF absence with pay
TO be used for travel and study.
She uses in her work collections OF
buttons OF assorted sizes. old match
stems, cigar butts. rags. scraps
from sewing rooms. shavings from
manual training classrooms, cot
ton, sticks. fish scales, old crepe
paper decorations and other dis
carded materials. Mrs. Foster has
visited Mexico. California, New
York. Philadelphia and other
places. gathering many wonderful
ideas for her future work.
While in California. Paramount
Studios made pictures OF her art
work and for four months these
pictures were shown In Chicago
and throughout the country.
Mrs. Foster spent some hours
with Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt. In
Chicago showing her creations OF
art made from trash. Mrs. Roose-
welt. after seeing this work. gave
several orders. and the following
day, in her column. my Day" in
the daily newspapers. the First
Lady devoted her writing TO the
art work OF Mrs. Foster.
Mrs Foster has published book.
entitled. Trash Craft" She 10 a
schoolmate and close friend OF
Mrs. Carrie Priest, OF Detroit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-13

% silver and the gain thereof
'han fine gold
Corrolative passages 70 be read
from the Christian Science text
hook Science and Health with
Key 20 The scriptures hy Mary
haker EDDY include the following
p45l' Man walks IN the direc-
non towards which ne looks and
whore his treasure is, there will
ais h'art he also II our hopes and
Hccilons arc spiritual. they come
i'om sNovc nol from beneath. and
fbfy hear as az old The fruits OF
'M' ~r.gif
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-13

tABBE'S 1913 ASTR0LOGY READINGS ARE NOW READY
nOE' fOt problem will be analysed In this simply
ne1d clipping OF the column with letter. .Pr,ae
hepy.-send Quarter eSc) for ABBE'S NEW ASTROLOGY
READING covering your birthdate; Will receive your
Heading free and confidential letter Analysing
three (S) Questions IN private Please
correct address to all eers give hthdate, and please
cIude sefaddressed. STAMPED ENVELOPE @repyv
Explain yonr fully feel
problems within The of logical reasoning Wrap Quarter
with questions and mall today! Able WAL
LACE SERVICE, Of The DETROIT TRIBUNE, ST.
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bune.
A mammoth membership cam
paign is getting under way for
Central Housewives league. with
Mrs. Mary W. winters. chairman,
and Mrs. Gertrude Tolbert, assis-
tant.
Junior Unit No. l6 meets on the
first and third Tuesdays at the
home Of their matron. Mrs. Willie
Taylor. On Feb. 16. the scrapbooks
for the contest were discussed. New
members were brought in by the
membership committee. On March
?. the regular order OF meeting was
carried on. Reports were given
and the matron. Mrs. Taylor. gave
an excellent report on the get
acquainted" tea. Junior Unit No. l6
will have special program on
March 2s. Alvia Brazil is president;
Simon Minor. reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-13

New Eastern Cleaners and
Dyers
CO., Medbury Park-Tr. 2-s659
Lincoln Gordon
Mfg. Of Gordon's Quality Cleanser
3i6h LaBeIIe-To. s-4s29
DR.. E. C. Boddie, Dentist
55s L. Warren-Te. 2-1717
Theus Photo Service
i5Os HastIngs-Te. 1895
Simmons Window Shade Co.
1919 Milford Aye.-1y. 4-9s04
Atty. Chas. B. Berry
1905 Broadway-Ch. Oss6
Register Moving
Supreme Linen & Laundry
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-13
St. James CINE

The regular monthly program OF
ST. James young people will fea-
ture the music OF the Chapel Hill
Junior choir on Sunday. March Il
at 3 pm.
The principal address will be-
delivered by Mrs. Charley Wilson.
Mss Genevieve Powers will be
mistress OF ceremonies.
other numbers will he a reading
by Charles Jackson: solo By
Dolores Davis and welcome address
by Jean Evans.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-13

Monday evening at the clubhouse
OF the Detroit Association OF Fed
Grated clubs. President Christina
Fuqua and other members OF the
Housewives League OF Detroit were
guests OF the association at a
demonstration OF aircraft made
from trash and shown on sliding
pictures by Mrs. c. Foster, OF Chi
cago. Mrs. Foster. has been
teacher OF art and craft In Chicago
for 20 years. has originated many
lovely pieces of art for her home
and classroom.
She terms as trash craft this
special work which consists OF
utilizing trash which is ordinarily
thrown away and making it into
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-13

CLEVELAND lamp Six Ne
gro women will report as trainees
for Jobs as motormen and con-
tuctors in tn, Cleveland Transls
system next Thursday morning.
according 20 transit officials.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-13
Buy Defense Bonds
Native Son
Book 3 = Installment XVII = Fate
By RICHARD WRIGHT

H AS CAUGHT IN net Of vague memory: he saw
"A an image Of his little sister Vera sitting on the edge
OF char crying bee ause he had shamed her by looking
at her; ne saw her n and fling her shoe al him. He
shooh MS head, confused Aw. Mr. Max, she wanted me
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-13

Malloy's Better Shoe
Repair Shop
Ferguson Lunch
DR.. H. <. Tam
DR.. S. H. c. Owen
DR.. w. L. Postles, Dentist
sos L. sWarren-Co. 3227
DR.. J. w. Collins, Dentist
51O4 HastIngs-Te. 1874
DR.. VIM. H. Lawson
Testers Quality Grocery and
Market
js51 Hastlngs-Te. 1857
DR.. E. c. Boddie and
DR.. r. c. Green, Dentists,
552 T.. Warren, TIE. s-17I7
M. d. Hassen Steam Auto
Laundry
sO37 Gratlot at McDougaII
Other names not mention
ed contributed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-13

Apply, new NIX L,g.Il bleach Tighten.
minutes while active bleach inFredien
works from beneath. No psifise. LIeh,
ems ~ once. Use anytime. No greasy
iness. tslps dry up surface pfmplcs.
powder bass. DfuEgists rusrantes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-13
BUY us. BONDS
1913
THE LEAGUE THANKS

Business and Professional People who
sponsored this half page for Housewives
League of Detroit:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-13

For answers TO any Salvage
question-Ca,l RANDOLPH sss2
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CONTINUED on page l2)
Evening star., 1943-05-03
CLEVELAND PARK.
Six Bedrooms.

Rriced to sell, this large detached home
olfers large entrance foyer spacious liv.
rms beamed-ceilins- din. rm.. sun parIor
and kitchen on 1st floor: four GOOD bedrms:
end bath on End noor: two bedrooms and nd
heat. built Earase. wooded lot: close TO
pub and pvt. schools, transp. and shop
pango TO inspect phone MAJ Yancey'
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
Evening star., 1943-05-03
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
LOTS FOR SALE.

115x95, SEWER AND WATER m. ZONED
Tor apartments; 18th and Galen se, or
Will trade. OWNER, Ii. 1855
SACRIFICE, $1,2OO, WOODED LOT FOR
$3.50. 5000 square IT. in best section of
Gheverly, Terms. Hyattsville O462.
WA. 27O6.
BEYOND FALLS CHURCH, VA.-BEAU-
TRULY wooded lot, 1OOx2o6 feet. $500: $50
down and $40 per month
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
1719 X St. NV MA 1866.
FORCED LIQUIDATION!
Compelled quick sacrifice of fine corner
lot on Jones Bridge I'd, immed. adjoining
Col; Country Club and facing new Naval
Med Cen. Mgr., Creditors Com, co. 1857.
Evening star., 1943-05-03
PROP oSALS.

gEDEsRAL WORKS AGENCY. PUBLIC
P: e: April y. i94s:wseaied bids in
duplicate will be publicly opened in this
ONCE at l PM. May II, 1943 for revision
Esmpaes To- present adc alr,e9nditioninE system at
Adams Drive between Bird and 4th SITS,
S.W:, Washington, D. C. Drawings and
specifications, may be obtained at this
ONCE in the discretion Of the Commissioner
of Public Buildings w. E. REYNOLDS,
Commissioner of Public Buildings. Federal
works agency. my1 IA
IRON. o USED STEEL sTRAPPING. PAPER
SHAVINGS. ETC.--U. s. Government
Printing ofiee 1ss Westminster; p G. May s.
this Office until. 2 o'clock pm, May "a,
I943, for the disposal and sale of Scrap
Iron, Used Steel Strapping, Paper SHAY
ngs Refuse Wood and sawdust which may
accumulate. and for the removal of debris
from @ the Government Printing Once dur
The right to reject any and all bids and
to waive defects is reserved. Detailed
specifications of the estimated quantities
to be IS. sold accompanied by blank proposals
must comply. nav be obtained by address
ing. A. e. GIEGENGACK. Public Printer.
my3,1O
Evening star., 1943-05-03

FARMS FOR SALE.
..'ATHoL ENLARqED,' FARM AT ATHoL-
coiesvs epa aSHut Ashton So aeFss ss4e JOHN BuRDq
HAVE IDEAL SMALL FARM IN HOWARD
Ssis.Sls $shsSs s4e OHs sSSs
FARM FOR SALE, 2eO ACRES. 7-RoOM
Dwelling With cellar bath gas eisc and
Plenty of corn and hay. NO. 6l76.
SMALL FARMS, "a TO l " ACRES. % MIN
utes downtown; some have 10 apple trees,
some have small, never-failing brook that
vegetables. plenty of room for vegetables,
fruit. berries. chickens. etc; two bus lines.
10: snd s4eo eny srsx down H6 5
blvd to Fairfax Circle, Cat Howard John
section. turn right to FAIRFAX ORCHARD
on left. Bring $40 deposit Open Sundays
i oE ea M any Maeek 4y9rf for e97s 7es
trans. any day or early evening.
so ACRES ON STATE ROAD IN MONT.
Co; s-room house, cleo, phone: nu-
Able WI. $500. R. r P. RIPLEY sH' fri 1888. a5.
OVERLOOKING THE RAPIDAN RIVER.
but power 5oHs. CO. owns strip al9ng river 70
Co, II M Fredericksburg, gravel rd.
$1,000. 5506 Ill ave. NV. G. A. LAEL.
80 ACRES-$8,75O.
Now vacant: S-rm. house just newly
painted white, nice shady setting and sets
back; all outbuildings painted and in good
vegetable farm. On good road. Half cash
JOHN BURDOFT, Colesville. Md. Phone
Ashton 1886
$3,500-16 ACRES.
Truck farm. s-room house. in good con-
dition, plenty shade lake nearby for bath
ing. JOHN BURDOFT. Colesvlle, Md.
Phone Ashton 3S46.
FARMS WANTED.
WANTED-SMALL FARM OR ACREAGE
on water. State price and location. Box
197-M, Star 3s
Evening star., 1943-05-03
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

AUTOMOBILES WANTED.
Cash for your car. No waiting. No red tame.
SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN.
267 Carroll St., Takoma Park, d, G.
Georgia 33OO
CASH for your 1912 Chevro-
let car. No certificate neces-
sary. See us for quick action.
Chevy Chase Motor Co., 7725
Wis. ave. WI. 1885.
STEUART MOTOR co.
9Th AND NEW YORK AVE NV.
Quick Cash for 1o4O-41-42 Fords.
Evening star., 1943-05-03
BUILDERS SACRIFICE.

S1l l,2oU.
3 bedrms., large studio liv. rm., maids
rm and bath. rec. rm, 2-car att garage,
laundry off kit scr. porch: lot l23'X15O'
Less than wear old Nearby Va Cali
Mr.. CLARKE. 1 to 5, Falls Church 2249.
EVENINGS, Adams 11O5 s.
Mr.. BUREAU OF STANDARDS
Phoebe Hearst School, Immaculate Semi,
nary, stores and car line Brick home in
pest SECTION Of Cleveland Park; BEDRMS..
water heat. built-in garage. Priced Tor
quick sale at S12.50O
,=o- SHANNON 81 LUCHs CO,