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Evening star., 1944-12-17
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES and typewriters re-
paired quickly; factory-trained MECHANICS
oscE osfhass MRca1aEs coRs Rfu sond Bds
ALTERATIONS. all kinds, done expertly
within "a hours. GALS VALET SERVICE.
AIfTERATioNs AND REPAIRS on coats.
suits, dresses hosiery and glove repairing;
prompt service. SHARON KING, us King
AMpIfFYISG AM 1ifFshS6iS AND ST INTERcoMMuNIcAT-
ING sYSTEMs-Installation, maintenance @ ena
Get eNff PRocTER TER and ende don't GAMBLE. Ex
9197 Repair act now and be ready.
WoRs snoos Of 81 kna ss .q slsq
CARPENTRY, porch and garage repairs
gutterng, and roofing. JACK SPARkES
CARPETS and lnoleum laid. Quaker rugs
Call MI MUMMAs FLOOR COVERING CO.
oRsSiS oR S2s eves Rngi Wi sSa ssS9 upholstered fur
niture machine cleaned in your home or
office; new dry-suds method, moth pro-
CLEANING OF RUGS and upholstered fur
Sensational results guarantsed: Work done
lie TX efes eoSRaGfS You house wns
repair pnHs plHEs installed s45o up TIE 2aes
ELEcfRic Fl AHi He'' REFRIGERAroRs repaired:
service calls ST 80. ARGENT REFRIGER-
ALTON SERVICE, CHI. S4s4; nights GIL
ELECTRIC TRAINS repaired: minimum
charge So. Call SH 1851. 17s
ELECTRIC WIRING, fxtures, extra out
lets, repairs; old houses speciality. REGAL
ELEC. CO., 1909 Ga ave. RA. 1901.
EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING. TO- day
service; guaranteed scientifically by watch
master. S. MITCHELL, Jeweler, 14o4 New
YORK ave
FiREPLACEs built, and repaired AL
Floor SANDING. PARK ROAD HoUs-
ING CO., DE. 1710. FIR. 4165.
FLOOR SANDING and finishing, good work
reasonable. HI 131l.
GENERAL HOME REPAIRS - Closed : in
porches and floors storm sash and doors.
Rec. rooms speciality. General house
painting; Call Randolph 1892.
painting and paper hanging; screening and
storm sash; don't delay that repair Job any
longer We have men and materials. Give
US call. Chestnut 6S4S.
Evening star., 1944-12-17
MOTOR TRAVEL tcont. J

sERvICEWoMAN wishes ride to Spring,
Dec. 90: seyen-day leave dependent upor
ride. MISS MARYCH, RE. 7400, Ext. 1888
MAN AND WIFE want ride to Henderson
N. G., or vicinity Thursday night or Friday
shsrs ss ' expenses fs Phone Adams "a $3.50 Est
WANTED-ouick ride Los Angeles, about
shenbefS gsei 70 as4a x young lady who drives
ofieer or wife to Or near Prescott, Arizona
ing and pay all reasonable expenses. Refs.
COUPLE DESIRES TRANS, to Trenton,
and Penna. NV. to oreenbelt,. or take =
eTsssseit 'a asi5; ri. RE. 54oS. Ext = 14sss.
evening 2%-24,S Please call MRS. DAVIS
YOUNG LADY wishes ride to Pittsburgh,
pa;s pee, sS-23; share expenses Call
YOU YoTNG Man desires @ esor ride to Pittsburgh
SSEng SS1a sr,Cs CHRISTMAS 9F New Year holidays
sAasE ls4aa rass ssv9f for 1s' Anssdss dss ell
Nurse desres ride 70
vii f2ras hfs nsswssa Dec sh esd
SET sETrLfb HfiS'e coTPLh 1G En- desire ride to st.
Petersburg, Fla, Dec. 1922. BR. o2l3.
CAN ANY ONE give me ride from Wash
ing ton to New York around 3 or 4 O'Clock,
Dec. 23? Have a Christmas leave from
Navy, but am on my honor not to travel
on train or bus. Will share expenses.
Phone MA. 1861.
COUPLE wants ride to vicinity of Elmira,
Binghamton or Scranton Dec. % or "a,
DI. 5274.
SOLDIER driving to Los Angeles, Dec. 23,
desires passengers to share driving, ex-
penseS. WA. $3.50 after 5 pm.
LADY desires transportation to Clearheld,
Pa, about December %. National 96s3,
Ext 500
HAVE GAS for Indianapolis, round trip;
use your car; leave 2lst. assist drive.
Decatur 1900, Ext. 206.
FLORIDA-Gentleman with Al Buick Sc
dan, careful driver. desires driving after
Jan. LIST, my car or other. No cost to pas
sengers. Desire contact party with trip
gas coupons. DE, 7190.
trobe. Pa: Saturday afternoon. December
23. AID. 1914, to IL am
GOVERNMENT GIRLS, 2, want ride to
Pa, Dec. 22 or 23; share ex-
penses. Hillside l497.
WILL TAKE or 8 passengers to Green's
burg, Pa, leaving Washington Dec. 23rd.
returning Dec. 26th. Cali RA. 5l27 or
foF
Evening star., 1944-12-17
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

CIVILIAN FLIGHT INSTRUCTION avail
able at Congressional Airport. Phone
OIL. SSSS
STENOGRAPHIC and SecretariaI classes
now forming. Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand, tipping. bookkeeping,
comptometer all secretarial subjects. Est.
81 yrs. Accredited. Inquire row. MA.
Capitol Theaterl
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. Permanent
positions Operators needed Day and
part-time classes MABELLE HONOUR
BEAUTY SCHOOL, 134O N. Y ave ME
Evening star., 1944-12-17
MOTOR TRAVEL.

LADY WANTS RIDE anywhere en- route to
Chicago Dec. 2l or 22; refs. Adams 4301
day CO. 1881, MISS VAN DUSEN. II.
desires transp., Pittsburgh or
Erie dest., .Ridgway, Pa. Leave after noon.
Dec. %; due back in Wash. 4:30 . p.nl.,
Dec. 26. Share expenses. FIR 1873
YOUNG WOMAN wishes ride to N. Y. c.
and return Dec. 23: share expense. Call
MRS. BERGER. Georgia 1858. II"
TWO LADIES desire transportation. Nash
vile Tenn, Dec. 30 or 21 Share ex-
penses assist driving. SH, 3317. II.
YOUNG LADY wishes ride to Alabama
Dec. 21 after work or 22nd: share ex-
penses. MA. 1870. Ext. Ala. 17a
DURHAM, N. c., Is destination of 3 young
women on or about Dec. %; share ex-
penses; drive If desired Call DU 494s. II.
NAVAL OFFICER driving to Indianapolis
Dec. 19 desires passenger; no return. Cali
Evening star., 1944-12-17
BUSINESS,

PAYROLL BO0kkEEPER, $50 wk.; typists
gov, S165; stenog., part-time, S15O mo. :;
FORD Emp, sER41cE. Bond Bond ds Bids., fet@. corr
uNUsUAL PosITIoNs vs. Lab technician,
medical $500 %: card punch opers..
Sl60; gen, Office clerk-typist, Sl56 mo /;
IBM tabulating (wiring), $3.50; stenog-
raphers, S40-S50 wk. go openings Est.
27 years. Oldest agency in D. c. We'll
come. Visit today. MA. 2:i:.s. BOYD
SERVICE, 1898 F St NV, opp. Capitol
SELECT PosITIONs-secretari S45-S50
Stenogs. tSl, S40-S45 wk.; law constr,
coml,; hotel auditor $500 fmalel; sales
man, S15-Sl 90 wk. PIX oper.- .-typist, SI3u
mo-; bookkeeperS, $50 wk.; comptometer
operators, Sl65 mo- Est. - yrs. Always
good openings. Welcome PERSONNEL
SERVICE. 1871 G st. next to Epiphany
church,. Ma. 2I15.
statesmen (2l for real estate office. r.
FERNANDEZ, 10y Eye St. NV DI. 1851.
TEACHERS WANTED, midyear openings,
private and public schools: good salaries.
ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY, 2O4 Colo
rado Bldg, l4th and G SITS. NV.
TEACHERS. clerks. receptionlsts; select po-
sltlons No charge unless placed; top SAL
aries. Visit NATL. TEACHERS AGENCY.
(Est. II yrs.l 1871 G st. MA. 2114
DOMESTIC.
RUPHER'S Employment Agency has plenty
OF day workers: 81, carfare and lunch.
Evening star., 1944-12-17
SITUATIONS MEN fcon,.

TUTORING, former public and private
school teacher of English, math., social
sciences: evening hours arranged at your
home; Sc hour. GIL. 1871 Sunday after
noon.
TIPPING, part time; accurate and efficient
typlng done at your convenience. GIL.
1871 Sunday afternoon.
H0N.-DIS. MARINE, IS: administrative.
personnel and secretarial background;
adept at meeting public; have car: will also
consider representative or contact position
Box 21S-V, Star. 1S*
EVENING WORK for six weeks. clerical
accounting or auditing indicate hourly
pay Box oOd-V, Star
Evening star., 1944-12-17
SITUATIONS MEN 6 WoMEh.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

,OLORED - Experienced city reference
nan and wife wants ianitor work with
quarters, NV section. Phone Decator 6g15
Evening star., 1944-12-17
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

RUPHER'S Employment Agency has plenty
81 day workers: S4, cartare and lunch.
HO 942I 1897 11th ST nv
Evening star., 1944-12-17

auIius ody' Spi uee ofoo-W evenings oiIis
CAFETERIA. lunch and dinner only, no
SUNDAYS, doing good business, downtown
price. s1S 1000: terms. NIcHoLAs j. GAS,
TON, sol Woodward Bldg. DI. 7765. =
LUNCHEoNETTE in bowling alley. doing
will sacrifice. 323e Rhode Island ave-,
Mt. Rainier, Md.
GkoCERY STORES, large or small. Get
results. Buy or sell BAUM, Broker, TIA.
REAL oPPoRTUNITIEs-Ma sure that
you investigate our exclusive list of res
taurants hotels bars theaters;; nas; sandwich
ssa by Till saaate R2fs ns iSs
nadfins business ssg places sol Woodward
NURSES ATTENTION. Baths; MASSAGE,
high colonic, treatments and roomingg
n o G hsat saS ove5 @ ss9 mo nsof sgSs s
ment: price, $1,000; terms. EDWIN Z.
Es vs2set oss oss sym Rm l57 RE to hi4e
REsTAURANT, net income sac, 900 yearly.
sear sefns esas eaPsety prss go $boS aaor
Terms e M iSicHoEAs IS 81; !; aAsToN. sol WOOD.
busy. T for sale. Constant Stream % Of fuo people
some some Gs food s owner @ is T it, the % only reason reason
for selling A gold mine for an energetic
party. $500 to $1,000 taken in weekly
income can be increased. Rent, only S67. so
5-year lease: price, S4,250, with " cash
and terms, or for quick sale owner viii
take $3;5o9 cash. For @ @further Il infoTms tior
most progressive broker, 500 Eye st. NV
DRUGSTORE, unusual location, same own
er many years daily. sales, S175 and can
Be eeo srsatiy imDrovsd by ri right partyi sls,-
BARBER SHOP FOR SALE Apply MA
I'll 9th NV, from Z to $50 pm
PHARMACIST, registered D. c. and Va,
interested buying drugstore in progressive
entering partnership. Give full psrticu-
lars. Boz 142-v. Star.
Washington Journal., 1944-04-28

Seber benz a6ben 9e6en BEG Naub.
tiers elm @noe gema6t. Ser SEQ.
paro, Der obne 8Deifel elmer Eier.
Idnl entiprungen mar, bate in Der
Na9t borber 5tpei S1afe get0tet,
elm orittes I9tper berlebt.
Die &teienIdlange ron Sber5ea
Gin eigenartiges Sagotier, beiien
eigentIi6e Seimat 0as trppiide
8raiilien lit, erlegte i'm Sabre IVA
Ser SroItldufer Mel6ior Gins in ser
S~berf0riterei Sber3ea BEL S6lii6.
tern. ST mar cine gfieieni6lange.
Dte @rinnerung an 0ieies ieltene
@reignis bat ii9 Biz our @egentpart
in ser oortigen @egen0 erbnlten. $50.
Der oas Heptil itammte, Oh es elmer
Menagerie ODER einem Dan0ernoen
@aufler enti6liipft mar, fonnte ni6t
feItgeiteat tper0en.
Ser SroltlGufer ipiirte Dem Sier
bier Gage lang nod. @n0lid er-
ipGbte er es in Ser NGbe BEG S9loi-
ies S6par5enfels, mo- er oas rieiige
9feptil in ben @eiten elmer alien
8u6e entOedte. Mlttie oriidte er
feline 8ii9ie auf oas l1ngebeter ab.
4Is aber Die gepaltige S6lange in
ibren EoOes3ufungen oie aeite Der
8u6e NIT lautem &ra9en 8erbraG,
gldrbte Ser S9iibe, er piiroe ange'
griffen uno panote itd NIT gntiet.
aen CUR Slu6t. 0ie aufregung mar
fir ben 66-idbrigen Mann 10 groB,
0aB er mad penigen Sagen beritarb.
No9 beute miro Die Saut 6ieier
S9lange in Dem misunderstanding
nm gu &aiiel aufbewabrt.
Washington Journal., 1944-04-28
WereimS>& aIenOer

Gpneurb Club, Sne. @rdfioent:
Glfreo G9peier; Setret6r, Srau 81.
G9la9ter, 1868 Conn. @be., g. IS.
@~eriammli1ng am 8. Mittpo9 i.Wt.
|rOipeet Sill TriebbOf. 9rdiioent
Sreo @ogelimg; Sefretar, s. s..
@infler; S9asmei1ter: 2aurence o.
Gtut. @eri. am 2. Samstag I'M
Monat i'm Srieobofsgebauoe.
"A 9ettiae Sreimamrer &ose
Ny Mrminils, Mr. rs, S.M.A.M.
f" 5efret6r: Sreof. 8ertram,
1341 Gbepbero Ctr, sc. 6. Ser.
iammIung an /. 9ienstag i'm No.
nat I'M Neiten Maionic Eempel, 13te
uno s StraBe, sc. IS.
Grminits @ergniisangs &erein.
8r1iioent: &enrp &ieiter; Setre.
tar: Sbeo6or 2er9, 1905 Siebente
StraBe, 90. IS. @~eriammlung am
/. Gonnabeno i'm Monat
@nppert Seim Sraaen Silfsber-
Elm. 8r6iioentin: Srau @rnlt @.
8ronn; Sefretdrin: Srau @abel
9ies. 8~eriammlung am 2. 9iens-
tag /. SO. Inn 2 lbr I'M Seim.
Greater Beneficial Union,
9iftrift Nr. 100. @rdiioent: Sobn
@re1Iein. @efret1r: GhriItiun ghriIt,
1922 Giinfte StraBe, 81. IS. @eri.
ON A. 9ienstag i'm @onat i'm Squire
gr. 1920 S StraBe 81. 6.
Greater Beneficial Union,
0iftritt Nr. 40. 9r6iioent, Mi@el
pofner; Gefretdr, gbriftim &ronen-
bitter, 1104 8onibant Ctr, Silber
Gpring, 500. @eri. am A. Sreitag
inn Monat i'm nSibe 8oint Sabera".
lite uno Sc StraBe, Norooit.
Washington Journal., 1944-04-28

Gin tuenig ipdter rief er g0a an.
SD babe ettpas nadgeoadt", be-
fannie er, nunO bin gu Ser giniidt
%gefommen, 0aB id elm biBden bOr-
eilig getpeien bin. 8onn ieb' id
Did =? Sd muB bid etpas frogen,
ipas iebr tpi6tig lit
18onn OF piait, &obert. SD
tuuBte, oaB 0n beltt nod %unrufitl"
nalio Oann: iest eleidl Sd fom.
me a1 Dir un0 boIe bid ab. @inOer-
itanoen "a"
Gin tuunoerbarer ginfan", fang
lire Stimme Our9 6as Selepbon,
nein Dunoerbarer @infan 80"
Washington Journal., 1944-04-28
3wet @atter
Son Grma 8aTims.

S6on felt apei Sogen o~itterte bic
2uft Dor Sibe. Man ntmete feline
2uft, man atmete gepreBte Sonnel1'
glrt, MOI fab gliiben0e 2inien unS
ipeiBe Sunfen Dor ieinen @ugen.
Ser Simmel mar bea, unbarnl-
ber5ig flar, ltrablenb %iengeno.
Miioe, fait trunfen bon Ser Site,
itano oie Srau oes &nlieOlers Dor
Dem f@leinen, rob ge5immerten
8Iofbaus. Sic gtfte mad 0enl
Simmel, nit Mngit ul6 Soffnung
angIei9 auf @usi6au nod einem
ltnpetter. sic bIifte nod Dem
@oIo, rnb iie bemerfte cine Sabine
am &immel, cine SABINE bon &au6.
Scr @alo brenntl" Gin fur6tba-
res @ntiesen preBte ibr oieien
S9rei beralts: Ser @al0 brennt!"
fie I6rie es obne llnterlaB. Scr
@alo brenntl" 9ie u~miteben0en
8lodb6uIer tparfen es formli6 als
edo auriid. l1no Die Srau elite Ing
&aus, nabm ben 51ugling aus Ser
@iege nno preBte i'm feit an iid.
9ie @Gnner fame1 6ubauf, Oas
Selter gu befGmpfert. Die Srauen
berpadten Die ~geringen Sabieligfei.
ten nab @0gli6feit tragfabig. l1no
Die @Gnner gruben @rGben 5pt-
i9en ft6 uno Dem 8al6.
SIN 8olo beoarf es ni6t einmal
zines 2uft5uges, es geniigt Der
atem Der Slammen, UNI iiberaa
neue Sadeln an5uaiinoen. 9ida
StGmme fniGen mie Gtrei6bol5er.
Oie &inoe fnadt bon Sen 86umen,
ols Oh glefanten5dbne tie abi9dler.
Sabr5ebnte iinfen at Staub unO
Mi6e. @liibeno lit Der 8alobooett,
oas pertrodnete 2aub ipringt auf
Die tpinaige Seuermerfsf0rper. aaes
ftirbt. 9ie Slammen beri6lingen TO-
gar 6as Moos alter Steine. Das
9ididt, oos ME 8ino onr9lieB,
iekt lit es elm Iooernoer 8ui1. 9is
Siere pes @aloes iino auf Der
SIu6t. Ser S6peiB tritt ibnen aus
ben 9oren, er peroampft auf ibrem
&orper. Oie Siere pouen Suit,
ni9ts als frii6e 2uft, un6 iie otmen
&alt1, &ait1, ni6ts als &au9.
Cine @al6malis bergiBt Die
S9eu Dor Sen MeniGen. sic itiir5t
in Die Geibe ser 20i6manni6aften.
0ie Sur6t bat oie Mltgen Der flei-
men Maus iibergroB getueitet, ibr
Sen riedt perienft, Die luftigen
S9nurrbaare iino ibr berbrannt.
Mu6 cine iunge 86renmlitter lit
auf Ser Sliidt. Sic fiibrt ibr critics
&in6. 9ie &ugen trGnen ibr. sic
gritnat, iie buffet Dor beri6ludtem
&au9. @eboriam lduft oas Sung
tier nod. IS idmaBt, balb Dor
@ut, balb Dor Ingit. Ser 8ooen
lit 6erart gliibeno, oaB sic Saut Dem
fle1re1 YeB BON ben SoDlen fprtfgt.
Sod bleibt ser &leine BEL Ser Mut-
ter i'm g~ren5enloien @ertraiten. ltn0
Die 8drin arbeitet ii1 ourG, bort
bin, mo oie Mdnner @rGben 5iebeu.
@ls iie aus Dem Seuermeer tritt,
auf aeii6ertes-2 ano, neil sic @rdben
ii9 betp6brten, raft elm @ntiesen
ourA oie 2oidmannidoft. .@in
8Gr, elm Bar, un6 pudtige arme
beben ihmere Spaten, gum angriff
aitf oas Sier bereit.
Sod oie iunge Mutter, 6ie aIs
erite Sen 8ulobrGno iab, tie iiebt
Jest bel Der 86rin oas Silngtier.
Den S6ugling an iid gepreBt, itelIt
iie ii9 idreieno uno i9iiBeno Dor
Die 8Grin. 9ie greift, ibrer @epobn-
beit entgegen, nidt an. &ubig 3iebt
tie ibres @eges 3pei Miitter
batten ii6 in Die argen geieben.
Die ibr 2i6t leudten laiien, mir
Washington Journal., 1944-04-28

fur
MUskeI BeschWerden

Wenn Sic an den furchtbaren
Schmerzen und Beschwerden von
\ Reconnaissance und Neuralgia leiden;
wenn friedlicher Schlaf wegen steifen
Nackens, schmerzender Muskeln,
! muskuloser Ruckenschmerzen, Ver-
= ~renkungen, Verstauchungen oder
Q~uetschungen u~nmoglich list, schrei-
h ben Sic sofort an DIR. Peter Fahrney
& Sons Co. fir cine k~ostenlose Pro-
beflasche Forni's Heil-Oel Liniment.
Rheama und neuralgische
SchmerzerA sind oftmals nit Entzun-
' dung, Schwellung, Bl~utstockung und
! verlangsamter Zirkulation in den
behafteten Teilen verbunden. Viele
. empfindliche Muskelschmerzen Won
einfachem Rheumatismus, Neuritis,
~muskulosen Rickenschmerzen, kopf-
2 schmerzen, Verrenkungen, Schwel-
Iungen und Quetschungen konnen
tatsachlich Won aussen g~elindert
, werden durch einfaches Einreiben
init Forni's Heil-Oel Iniment. Die
ses ausgezeichnete Liniment arbei-
Z tet schnell, den B~lutzufluss in die
verletzten, wunden, schmerzenden Ge-
webe zu beschleunigen. Die Schmer-
zen lassen mach so vie die Natur
Wohlbehagen wieder herZustellen.
Versuchen Sic es an SIGH selbst vie
Tausende andere seit Der so Jahren
\ getan haben. Es kostet Sic NIGHTS
und Sic werden den Tag segnen, an
khem Sic es getan haben.
4 DR.. PETER FAHRNEY & SONS co.
Dept. 1os-15A
25oI Washington Blvd, Chicago IL, Ill.
256 Stanley ST., Winnipeg, Man., Can.
Washington Journal., 1944-04-28

SIN Sabre 1885/89 sdblte oie
inoifde Mrmee 1878 Abitinerite uno
1929 Midtabitinente; BON ben ab-
itinenten famen 1,81 8ro5ent, bon
Sen Midtabitinenten oasegen 8.S
Rroaent ms Soipital.
1rG -
Washington Journal., 1944-04-28

Die ibr 2i9t leudten lailen, mir
oen li1 meniger unbeliebt maden
ipenn fie sleibaeitis audi @arn
ousitrablten.
Washington Journal., 1944-04-28


@et6nonis. CT uno fe
iisen in einem @irteI i'm &affee
nno fliiitern liebepone @orte. rSit
es tpirfli9 pabr", fraet er ernft.
bait, bob i'd Der erfte Mann Tin,
ben on lieb1t?"
.So", onttportet fie, uno iiebt Inn
tief in Die Quser, tpie es Blob cine
Iiebenoe Srau bermag, rou biit Ser
erite ur6 aud Der eleganteitel"
Us o. oft fano i9, mas @ug' un6
Ser5 erg0ste,
DoA ME, mas meme Seimat mir er.
iestel
Hooenite6t.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
Constant Care

None of these green manure
crops would be grown 10 matur-
lily. but that is all to the good
since they arc best turned under
Just before they begin TO harden
their stems. They decay much
more quickly at this stage.
II is possible, by the use Of
green manureS, 10 improve the
texture Of the existing soil so
that no purchases of top soil will
be necessary. Just remember
that the biggest difference be-
tween top soil and subsoil is
that the top soil has been eX-
posed to the air over a period
Of years and that i'm il genera
tiohS of plants have grown and
died so that their skeletons are
Incorporated with the soil. What
you r actually doing in grow
lng green manureS and turning
them under. j.. g. initiating
Mother Nature. but getting re-
suits a bit more rapidly because
Of constant care.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
Fertilizer

Five to s inches OF top soil
viii grow a good buy
ing that much is too expensive,
improving the existing soil will
be cheaper but Will take much
longer.
Last week we discussed green
manure crops The use of these
for a year Will go a long way
Ceiling the top 6 or s
inches of soil IN condition to
grow a permanent lawn.
r. For instance, rye might be
Seun now 10 be turned under
late in April. Then red clover
=er@seybeanS might be grown
until early July and there would
still be time for another crop of
rye TO be turned under in md
September when grass might be
SOWn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
Worked Swell

There was no necessity for
wrapping since the dividers fur
nished the necessary separations
Of one fruit from another.
There was plenty of air space in
each carton - and, not being
sealed. they were not air tight
Closed and piled on top of the
other. even a lot of cartons ito
hold a lot of tomatoes) took up
but little space and the inSpec-
tons were quick and easy.
The top carton may be taken
down and opened in three move
ments. A glance shows ripe
tomatoes or rotting ones livery
few OF these latter by this
method. Then the carton is re-
closed and becomes the bottom
one Of the new stack. thus
eliminating one handling. Some
times il pays 10 be lazy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
Winter
Peppers

MEL before the time when
w first frost could possibly
damage peppers, which are eX-
tremcly susceptible, dig up a
plant or TWO that has plenty OF
young fruits formed and pot 1t
up for peppers during late fall
and early winter.
Depending on the size Of the
plant and the amount of earth
possible TO keep around its roots
as il IS lifted. use either a large
flower pot or wooden box in
which 40 set the plant. The
BAH of earth around the roots is
a necessity. for the growth of
the plant should continue at
least IN part. Soaking the
ground the night before moving
will help TO keep the earth cling
ing TO the roots.
Larger plants which have i'm
mature fruits on but which
could hardly be expected 10
survive the moving may be set
vertically but with the man
stem at f5-degree angle,
rather than straight.
In this position almost att
growth viii stop but the fruits
already formed will mature.
Kept in a light spot at o. de-
-efeeS- and with The soil moist
ened frequently the -frut-HaN
he used, then the plant Kept in
this dormant state until early
spring.
At this time il may be reset
in the garden, protected from
frost and Will bear extra-carly
fruits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
Green
Tomatoes
By ISABEL ZUCkER
nstrsit Times 6aresn Edltor

IT WONT be long now until
L wen All be wondering what
In-a9I~4th-eHf green tunatoeS
as frost predictions come TO Us
over the radio. There are, OF
course, a number Of recipes
using green tomatoes and some
Of them might be made INTO
mock mincc meat and other pre-
serves.
The rest may So easily he
stored until upe and used until
nearly Christmas. that II seems
too bad every gardener with Ok
cess tomatoes docs not make
ms effort For the immediate
use Of the household. vines with
green fruits on them may be
hung up on the basement raiterS
and the fruits VIII ripen grad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
Another Scheme

Since wrapping tomatoes Is
Quit a bit OF work. and I'M
wrapping and rewrapping in fire.
Quent inspections is even more
work, ] hit on an easier storage
scheme -fasD
Every jar in the house was
filled with fruits. vegetables,
pickles and preserves, so natu-
rally all the cartons IN which
the Jars came were empty.
Each carton Is nicely divided
into i ACES e,-iHto each
space went one tomato and the
cartons were closed and piled
one on top of the other in a
dark corner of the basement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
Foundation
For Lawn

THE foundations on which a
lawn is made are Just as I'M
portan, as buying good seed and
planting il correctly. We have
had a number Of letters from
people who want 10 know if 2
inches of top soil spread over
hll dirt Will be enough depth on
which 10 grow a new lawn.
There is only one way 10 answer
that question and that IS in the
negative.
The seed may come up and
gpe&ueH -a- hong as there is
plenty OF moisture, but when
the heat and drouth- at summer.
come. the roots, which Will be
chiefly in the top inches OF good
soil. viii not be deep enough To
escape the drying action of the
sun. Unless Watered constantly,
the grass VIII probably be killed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
For Later Use
uditN

For later use. wrap each TO-
ulsto in newspaper and store IN
a cool fruit cellar or other Slml-
lar spot. examining them FREE
Qucntly to pick out and use the
ripe ones.
For longer storage than tins,
wrap each fruit in several lay
erS of newspapers and place out
doors in a cold-frame that may
b. protected both with sash and
with a mat. II is important IN
both of these methods that the
fruit be well wrapped tt keep
them from touching one another,
so that If one gets a soft spot
and becomes rotten. this docs
not spread 10 the others.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-10
Garden News

nEARBORN will stage its
Victory Harvest Show on
Sept. Is and II in the Dear
born Municipal Garage Building.
Chairman is Mrs. william
Yeager. who is also victory gar
den chairman for the city.
There will be a canning dem
o~nstration Thursday. Sept. Ia
at 100 p. m At the Detroit
Garden Center, the White
House, Belle Isle. This is the
second Of two demonstrations
given by Mrs. Ruth Codd. cmer-
gency urban war food assistant.
THE NORTH WESTERN
GARDEN CLUB will hold IT'S
annual fall flower and vege-
table show At the home Of Mrs.
Max Faulkner OF Grandmont
road on Sept. ID Mr. Dixie viii
serve As entry chairman.
HOLLY KIWANIS CLUB is
sponsoring A Harvest Show on
Friday. Sept. ID. The show VIII
be open 70 the public in the
evening only.
THE ROYAL OAK GAR
DEN CLUB VIII have IT'S Sep
tember meeting on the thlr-
teenth ~ s p. m. in the COM
munity room Of the Royal Oak
High School. Arrangements OF
flowers brought by the members
Will be made by professionals.