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HALLOCK p. LONG, Attorney,
400 9th St. NV, WashinSton 1, ID. c
Filed April II. 1944--charles Z. Stewart
Clerk

rIIeu hprH u ISfT55A,SHaTIes L. ote"hFs
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF Co
lumbia.-In Re Application of CHARLES
THOMAS HEROLD for Change of Name
Civil Action No. 23s75.-Frances T. Alto
mare, mother and next friend of Charles
Thomas HerolC, infant, having nled a COM
fant's name to Charles Thomas Altomare,
and having applied to the Court for an
Sd sus.a g. 81 n .Saa Ct s,. the nsfs s,
Court, this 18th day Of April, l944,
ORDERED that all persons concerned
the 18th day Of May, 1874. why the
prayers of said complaint should not be
sranted: Provided, that q copy. Of this
consecutive weeks before said day in The
Evening Star and The Washington Law
Reporter. (s) JAS. w. MORRIS, Justice.
sTEWART. Clerk. By ELEANOR Z: JOBE,
Deputy Clerk ap20,27,my4
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ouT-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE.
FLORIDA. GULF COAST

For vacation spot or a great location
FOR your reirement home, we suggest 8
acres on q paved road, with electricity,
close to shopping center and within
miles of beautiful Gulf bathing beach
Here you could have your own sarden,
fruit trees and chickens, the best OF fsn-
ing and really enjoy the future
Price, Si75: easy terms arransed
heating problems.
For free illustrated booklet, phone or
write A. Madeira, with J Wesley Bu-
chanan, 1882 K ST. NV. ME. i143.
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CHEVY CHASE, D, C.
CHEVY CHASE d e
BATTERY PARK
DEFINITELY A FINE
SUBURBAN HOME.
1929 NORTHAMPTON ST.

NEAR SILVER SPRING.
5-year-old brick home, built by owner.
burning fireplace, ample dining room, beau
tifu) kitchen tstove, refgr.), paneled knotty
pine den. full bath. shower marble and
tile), first floor second has 8 bedrooms,
two II feet long; IL closets, beautiful
bath: porch with slate floor and steel
easement windows. stone walks, copper
plumbing: lot l5Qx130, Anchor fence, q
car brick detached garage, oil heat; ST.
500. For inspection and further details,
call Mr.. Flora. WI. 1888, with EDMUND
J. FLYNN, woodward Bldg, RE. 1918.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-$19, 500.
A charming centerhall home: 4 bed
room, dining room, kitchen. sunroom and
handicapped lot aoxIso. Property available
9 pm EDw H. JONES q CO. NC.
CHEVY CHASE-$2O.5OO.
Just block from the circle and trans
portation, this ideal center-hall Colonial
residence is complete and In fine con-
dition for your occupancy, with light, very
spacious rooms throughout; lighted closets,
toilet. s9iist and ID lavatory on first floor: model
rric range large screened living porch
CONDITIONED heat With Garwood oil fur
This is one Of the incest properties for
9 pm EDW, H JoNEs 4 CO. Co. INC, INC.
n
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Detached brick home q rooms. 9
baths; well located. in excellent condi-
wi. 5se7. 1NEz cusHXRD. p1. ss4s
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IRVING b. YOCHELsON, Attorney for
ComplaInants. Evans Building.


Filed April II. 1944---charles e. Stewart.
Clerk
IN THE DIsTRIcT COURT OF THE
Il, I United nj states for tne & DISTRICT q Co
Horowitz and Adelia Minnie Horowitz for
Change Of Name,-Civil Action No. 23SSg.
Horowitz. having filed complaint for a
Judgment CLEANSING their names to Lee
Salem Harrow and Adele Minnie Harrow,
order Of publication OF the notice ie-
auired BY law in. such cases, it q, By the
ORDERED that all persons concerned
show cause. II any there be, on or before
the 18th day OF May, 1874, why the
sranted: Provided, that a copy. Of thi,
order be rs-blished once week, for three
Evening Star and The Washington Law
Reporter. (S) JAS. W, MORRIS, Justice
ssea tgHs EYES copy HHtnGR HHstt GRARLEs oaE
Deputy Clerk. ap20,27, ,my4
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BUY A HoMEsTTE.
BELLEVUE FOREST.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.


31k ACRES on main macadam hwy, only
to end of bus line; owner is making special
price for quick sale; buy this now for build
ing your home after the war; you'll never
buy land as close-in as cheap again. r. p.
Ripley. SH; 1889; Sunday and evenings,
so A., NR. WHEATON,, Mont. Co., on hwy. {:
barsain; 10 q. nr. Lanham, on hwy, sravei,
and elec.; r. r: wooded city water, bus,
etc: make 80 big lots: trade, add cashk Is
a.. Va. N: E: Ryon Co. GE. 6146.
IL ACRES, $2,40O.
mi. from new brick school; facing main
road; ready for su5diyision;, rich cieaI
oo4s. o. B. zANTzINoER, Jr.. Real rs.
57h ACRES. OVERLOOKING LITTLE
heart Of Fairfax Co: hunt country. walk
ins some Of Northern yirsinia,s 5 most valu.
Valuable timber and and WOOD Good io road si'sI Or
sides; Electricity and. telephone avail.
able. $3.50. Already financed
THOMAS & CO.,
Phone Vienna (va) 1875.
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

1WIMED1h1 T. EOSSG0O1ON.
Brick, 2.story. rooms and bath, oil
air-conditioned heat. good basement with
close to buses and shopping center. Open
Saturday afternoon and all day Sunday.
Located at 2729 So. Cleveland ST., / block
southwest from 27th st. and So. Glebe rd.,
z blocks from new Shirley highway. Price,
N. C. Hines & Sons, Realtors,
1107 No. irving St, Arlington. CHI. 2440.
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HOUSES FOR SALE tcontl.
BARNABY WOODS,
Chew Chase D. C..

A fine modern red brick center hall home
IN excellent condition: about 8 years old;
large living room with attractive fireplace
end screened porch, overlooking beautifully
lsndscaped area; spacious dining room and
WeH.eauipped kitchen with breakfast table;
lst,noor lavatory: large master bedroom
and bath, other excellent rooms and bath
on the End floor. Third floor beautifully
paneled in knotty pine and divided into =
rooms; double insulation; extra large pan :
sleq recreation room at garden level:
built-tn garage, automatic heat; 70-ft lot
nleeiy developed. Phone James E. Schwa6,
Eealtor. Exclusive Agent. Ordway $500.
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STORES FOR RENT.

store $50 monthly Ideal location. 18th
and Irving SITS. ne. EN- 1922. ewes
RETAIL STORE in busy Buckingham shop
Va. Gall Mr.. Du Bois, at FIR. 4343, or
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
American University Park.

I have two brick houses priced for i'm
mediate sale; one Groom and one T-room
in new-house condition Possession OF
settlement. Shown by appointment only
E: r. BOYNTON, 471T Wis. ave. OR
111O
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AUTO REPAIR AND seRvlct.

pairs: quality work; reasonabis prices
McMahon Chevrolet. e323 Ga. ave. oE.
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FARMS WANTED

WE NEED FARMS of q few acres in Nd
or Va, with small houses and near bu.
or railroad. within 12 miles OF the Tres S.
MA 1lf36 " " W.
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EARASheoR SALE.
WATERFRONT FARM, So. Nd: 81 mil,
beautifully situated. Phone Temple III

WATERFRONT FARM, So Md. 81 miles
beautifully situated. Phone Temple 1le6
a.
10O.ACRE FARM. 90 mi. from Washing
ton. 6-rm. house, completely furnished
excellent tobacco land, large tobacco barn
over 100 hoss. For sale cheap. Elk
good road, ls mi. from D. c. 1-roon
frame house. Needs some repair.) With
in 9 mi. OF high school. train and tu
transportation, shopping center 125 acre
of excellent land suitable for cultivation
.125 acres in merchantabie timber. mostl,
oak. LumberRnd wood will pay for prop
erty. In heart OF Fairfax Co. dairyins
and estate area. Best investment IL
Northern ,Virsinia. Si4.750. Reasonable
terms II desired
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THOMAS g. CO.,
Phone Vienna (vaD 1875.
35O-Acre Nearbv Estate

o0U-ACTe NedTpy ESCaLe.
In fertile Monts. Co. Md; all tillabe and
All well fenced; in high state OF cultiva-
ton, high elevation, overlooking beauti-
ful surrounding country for miles: s-rm..
recently remodeled main house; very large
living room with fireplace. h.-wh.. OIL
purner, etc; large bank barn, good tenant
mouse and complete set necessary outbldgs
Price reduced for quick sale; $4,000 down
payment REQUIRED. balance to suit.
Note: Having travelled over a million
miles or about 80 times around the earth
At my own expense selling farms during
the past go years here, you may rest
tisine is well worth the price asked. be.
cause ! fully realize that before a sale can
be made. prospective purchasers must be
surpasses anything else they have seen.
Otherwise. our time and effort is wasted.
JOHN A. BRICKLEY. Exclusive Agent,
Forest Glen, sligo R55l
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TAKOMA PARK

rooms: tiled baths and showers, Q
equipped kitchens; planned for Q families;
terms.
ALBERT H DAVIS. sH. 5000, co. 5aai
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GEORGETOWN.
A LOVELY HOME RuILT IN 1898.

LOVELY HOME BUILT IN 1888.
VACANT.
3018 Dumbarton Ave.
OPEN DAILY, 2 TO s PM.
FIRST FLoOR-Huse living room over
looks garden; dining room, pantry, kitchen,
breakfast room.
OF master size, 2 baths
THIRD FLOOR-Two bedrooms, bath,
large storage closet.
Features include numerous freplaces.
automatic heat patio with wall fountain
and outdoor grill: walled-in garden. gear
garase. Completely renovated.
Price reduced to S29.75o for immediate
sale.
For appointment to inspect evenings,
cali MRS. RAFFETTO. OIL. 0329.
THOS, j. FISHER g. CO., INC.
Exclusive Agent
r3s 18th st NV DI $3.50
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IN SPRING VALLEY.

beautiful, modern, center-hall- plan
detached Colonial residence: contains 8
rooms and 8 baths, hrst-fioor den. hot
FURNACE; quality construction through
out: slate roof, furred walls, copper gut
ters: additional maids room and bath and
AREA ARE HARD TO FIND. To inspect,
call Mr.. Evans. WO. 0290 with
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
1h06 II St NV Natinnal oaaR
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ARLINGTON, VA,

&A1tI11No Wv, WI.
Broom bungalow; new-house condition:
Nice lot paay perss encs spsnaa sarsse cellar
stores, school, l0-cent bus. Possession.
Price. S6.950. with $3.50 cash: balance.
S33 rs mo-.
broom bungalow full cellar, oil heat,
fireplace. 2 bedrooms, bath first floor: one
bedroom in finished attic. Price, $3.50,
with $4,000 cash: balance S53 mo.
rooms; 4 bedrooms, h.-wh. nice
porch, 2-car garage; nice. lot; near stores,
school, 10-cent bus. Price. $4,000. with
81 800 cash; balance, S65 mo-
TTTN C~NT -rAr rHxy
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

apt. house. 20 to 40 units; preferably nv ;
all cash. Box 2G6-D, Star.
WE HAVE SEVERAL -OF-TOWN IN
vestors; looking for apt houses and busi-
ness property, where from S5O,OOO to
$75 900 cash would be invested at once
NICHOLSON 81 CO, MA. 5637,
=. The Burlington. 1loO Vermont Ave
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SUITLAND

Near Govt ofices and airport Eight
room house. . baths, ami, city water
garden, trees and shrubbery owner will
sell cheap for cash. MA. $3.50. Evening
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MOTORCYCLES FOR sALs.

HARLEY DAVIDSON 1910 "s0': largest
and painted. runs like new; a real bar
ss,n; ssn; ~ VA I,s asi9 al after 9 pm: :, u
neto and new battery; in good RUNNING
condition, $500; with large commercial side
car, S25 extra, GE 1918. s.
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IMPORTANT

Owner has requested us to sell his beau
tiful home, 5 rooms and bath on the 1st
floor. rosms and bath on 2nd floor. .
screened porch and large LOT; solid brick
Live on 1st floor and still collect S98 mo.
from apt. Possession May Is. Cash
$4,000, asking S11 300. Mr. ARRANGE, 23O3
South Arlington Ridge road Jackson 1904
J. LEE PRICE, exclusive agent
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8 RMS.-S1, 900 DOWN.

. 1t1v1O' VI ,OOU 00VN.
etucco, near 500 block 9th st. s.w: lot
35xlA0; mets, fence: , stories. Price,
$1,000. Mr.. Nixon. ewes, LU. 25e2.
EDWIN L. ELLIS,
1910 Vermont Ave. Rm. 217. RE. 514o,
Mr.. 14th and Delafield NV.
An opportunity to buy a detached home,
with 2 rooms. pa baths Qncl. bedroom
and lay. on 1st NJ; in perfect condition;
located near transp., stores and schools.
Priced for an immediate sale, on terms
Call ME. 1l43 until pm.
j. WeSleY Buchanan. Realtor
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WArlR FROM PROPERTY.

Summer homes and buiidins sites Write
for catalosue Bax II Mayo. A A Co Md.
WANTED ny naval ofi1cer's wife--Cottags
naval air base, Cedar Point, Nd. BOX 264-
shADYsIpE, MD.-cottasss for rent on
Mrs YendelI 9H sH7a
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AERoplAkEs.

TAYLoRcRAFTS 7two1, I94i. like new.
Owner In service: Immediate sale. best
cash offer. Congressional Airport, Rock
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6ANNABY WOODS, D. G.
,4.BEDROOM COLONIAL.
Red brick. center-hal Colonial house.
spout years old, Just redecorated and
now vacant. 4ncluGes paneled den, living
rooms baths on second fioor, finished
3ro- -noor room, gas heat. An opportunity
t0r tn0r any one needing q home Immediately,
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DR.. 1411
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HOUSES WANTED TO suY tcon..

WE NEED GOOD HOUSES for sale; quick
service, Brtghtwood or other NV. sections,
Mt
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ROLLINGWOOD.

Colonial brick built only 2 years, beau
tifully desiRnee, 3 bedrooms, . baths on
End door, plus rooms and bath on 3rd
Well-eauipped Kitchen, gas air-conditioned d
neat. Improved lot, 100 #. in depth
Owner transferred. Vacant. Early oc-
cupancy. Exclusive. Call EN-. 1890 un-
I'll pm. F. A. TWEED CO. 55Oi
Conn. ave
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Arlington Forest. S8.45O.

real home that must sell promptly.
White brick. 3 wears old, frst-class con-
dition: 3 bedrooms. bath with shower, 5
Colonial corner cup5oards, modern kitchen,
including inlaid linoleum, full basement,
oil heat. Venetian blinds throughout, lovely
large yard with trees; convenient to every
thing blocks to bus lines Phone
OWNER OIL, KARA fnr apnointmept
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7 Rms. Plus Kitchenettes,

Brick P st. near 18th NV: baths
compietely tuTn WITH eles. refrissrstorsi
RAGE; real investment hard TO beat for
s5,0 900 down. Mr.. Cope. ewes, TIE. 2I2a.
EDWIN L. ELLIS,
il0l0 Vermont Ave. I'm. 2i7. RE- Bt4o.
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Twenty. minutes to Chevy Chase Circle
by. bus, this side-entrauce- hall home con-
ceptionally large dining room and kitchen,
bedroom or den on LIST floor. 3 bedrooms
anG tiled bath on End floor, steps to at
h.-w,h:; fruit trees, garden space. extra
ground If desired; priced rieat: vacant:
immediate possession can be had
GRAHAM-HALL. REhLTORS WI 3ohn
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CHEVY CHASE ID. c.,

We take great pleasure in offering this
nearly new brick home for your inspec-
ton. 1st-hoor plan with living. room,
dining room; modern kitchen, all large
ished, heated, large 3rd-foor room: full
basement with automatic heat, Lear ga
rage. Owner called into armed forces and
has priced at S15.950 for quick sale Cail
Chevy Chase Realty Co.,
EN-. 1900 Until 9 PM. 34o3 Conn. Ave.
Adjacent to Rock Creek Park.
BEAUTIFUL, LARGE 16th ST. HOME.
bedrooms, baths, large library, recep.
hall, beautiful paneled dining rm., butler S
pantry, porch around front and side Of
house, finished basement, Scar brick ga
rsse with rooms above. Price reduced to
$4,000. Call Mr.. Stup, AID. 52s1, with
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
1908 ST. NV Ma 2345.
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NEAR WARDMAN PARK.

ALEXANDRIA, VA.-$8,95O.
4-bedroom corner home. most desirably
situated near trsnsp., stores and schools,
on shady corner lot; good substantial
oil burner, side porch, eiec. refgr., LARGE
center-entrance hall, 2-car detached ga
rage. VACANT, IMMEDIATE Posses
SION. Call Mr.. Good, NO. 6lO0, Ext.
c01, with
SHANNON g. LUCHs CO.,
-1505 St. NV. National 2345.
HUIDEKOPER ST. NV
Brick. near 200 blk; rooms. finished
recreation room eas heat, garage. A real
buy: $4,000 down.
EDWIN L. ELLIS,
lQle Vermont Ave, Rn. 217. RE. bl4e.
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CHEVY CHASE-$2O,5OO.
BETHESDA AREA.

This frame BUNGALOW contains s room
full basement, attached garage: "a acre
ground. Can be bought for only Y695t
REALTORS WI :!o5,
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GLOVER PARK.
Groom brick house, completely and at
tract1Vely furn.; 3 bedrooms, 2 baths rec
reation room with 1avatory. detached ga
rage; well built. Price, S14,15O.
WI. 1857. INEZ CUSHARD Or. sS43
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THOMAS & CO.,

SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
TO RENT OR LEASE. house or farm, In
nearby Maryland, with option to buy: will
remodel. SH. 5346.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
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T axe Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Words to Watch.

One of the most interesting
classes of words in English is the
"wh-" group Of Anglo-Saxon origin
such as whale, what. wheat, when
where, whether, white, why.
1t is a common practice to omit
the "h" sound and pronounce the
words as "w'ale, wat, weat, wen,
etc. I feel that this is the result OF
the transposed spelling which puts
the "w'' before the H." for in cul-
tured speech the "w" is sounded
after the H. as: hwale, hweat
hweel, etc.
AS a matter of fact. the original
spelling of these words was "hw-'
instead Of "wh-." The Anglo Saxon
forms were: hwael..~ hwaet, hwaete
hweol, hwaenne, hwaer, hwether
hwit, hwy.
When these words passed into
Middle English, the scholars of the
day-the most atrocious spoilers in
the history OF our language-placed
the cart before the horse, and the
unphonetic and misleading 'wh-'
remains to this day.
Equally puzzling is the transition
Of the words who and whole from
the Anglo-Saxon hwa and hal
which were pronounced "hway" and
hail" These words did not follow
Evening star., 1944-03-06

Lasf-mfnuts changes IN
radio programs son1t-
times reach The Star to
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$50 much for wine as for fresh fruit,
jams and jellies and raisins. OF
course. some wine was always made
North America is rich in species
of Wits These are known from
ocean to ocean, from the British
possessions to the tropics. The
species found to be the most de-
sirable is Wits labrusca of the At
lantic slope, though there are many
excellent ones today.
Perhaps the greatest development
of the grape industry is in Canada,
New York and Ohio Great vine
yards are planted along the bor-
ders of large lakes and streams
There are important grape interests
in Michigan and other Northern
States. In the cooler parts of Geor-
gia and Alabama large areas are
being added each year for the cul-
tivation of grapes that are best
adapted to the climate and soil.
In many parts of the country grapes
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Natures Children
BY LILLIAN COX ATHEY.
GRAPE
(GenuS YitiSI,

Too long gardens have been minus
a thrifty grapevine. As a nation
we waste too much space and soil
A grapevine uses little room, pro-
vides beautiful foliage for back
ground or shade and delicious fruit
for eating or drinking Further,
it is permanent and improves with
age. demanding little attention and
food.
Since the dawn of history the
grape has been domesticated. Noah,
it is said, was well acquainted with
the grape. The grape cultivated
in the Old World is Wits vinifera-
'wine-bearing'-and said to be q
native to Asia.
Naturally, our forebears desired
grapes, and they brought along the
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the pronunciation pattern of the
whale-what-wheat group; the W.
sound has been dropped altogether
who having the outlandish pronun.
citation hoo" and whole being in.
distinguishable from the wore
hole"
With these two exceptions Cwho'
and "wholeD. the "wh-" words will
be given the INV pronunciation BY
speakers who are mindful Of then
accents.
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are being planted to take care of
home and local needs.
/ The town of Concord erected a
handsome monument to the mem
lory of Ephraim w. Bull and the
Concord grape he perfected. The
native grape was cared for and
| educated by Bull until 1t became the
handsome grape of today. Three
generations of his family have en-
joyed fruit from the original vine
ADVERTISEMENT.
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best plants obtsinable. Alas, the
plants could not succeed in the new
country. Centuries later, science re-
vealed, 1t was because the root
louise and mildew were too much
for the immigrant.
However, two very excellent native
grapes were found and educated.
Americans planted the grapes not
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The reason it blows so hard in
March, mother says, Is on account
Mature" is doin' her spring house.
cleanin'. Why couldn't we open all
the doors and windows and let her
do ours, too?
Evening star., 1944-03-06

Haven in The Gay Diyones.'
VOL. t0:t5-John Erskins speaks on Ed.
utsion for The Complete Life"
WhAl. l0:i5-"They Also Serve"
WRC. t0:30-Authoy Edna fsfber and s.
J. PsfeImsn. guests.
VOL. t0:30-MisheI Piaaro features
valdezs Gypsy Se'snsde" Sistzynski's "vsana
Dreams and "0Id Man River" by Kern.
WC, II :30-"Tojo. the Razor
Evening star., 1944-03-06

Prevention Of War Council speaks on What
viii Our Victory Bring Europe"
W0P. 9:00-Betts Davis and Herbert Mar.
shall IN Somersst ksushsm's The Letter"
WRC. 9:00-vioIinist, Jsstha Heifei1, plays
znd and 3rd movements Of Max Bruth's Scotch
Fantasy" Ssraatss "zapatssdo" and his own
arrangement Of Shumsnns Prophetic Bird"
WhAl. 9:3o-fankis MssisH from College
Station, lex.
W0P. t0:00-Fank Sinairs and Gloria De
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On IME Ar TODAY.
WRc, 3:00-Brian DsnIsvy Ia Odyssey 10
freedom
wN. S:30-Howsrd Barlow conducts the
lamps Overture" Chsminadss "xsf DaMs'
and Tthaikoysky's Waltz Of the Flowers. l"
Richard Crooks sings Mighty Lax = Rose" oh
Promise hs." "Frsdsfieo's Lament" and
"kashmih Love Soag."
WINK, 8:45-Fredsritk J. Libby d the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18

Paper Drive
On East Side

Collection Of waste paper in
OCD Area 3, on Detroit's east
side, will be made early Sunday
morning, it was announced today
by f. A. Schrimer, chairman of
the waste paper division of the
Wayne County salvage committee.
Area 3 extends, on the west,
from Holcomb TO Darlington and
Wayburn; on the east, north OF
Mack 10 Linville; on the south
from the Detroit River TO Syl-
vester.
Salvage officials asked that the
following rules be followed: Tie
newspapers in bundles approx
mately II inches high, magazines
in bundles about Is inches high,
flatten corrugated cartons and
tied in bundles about y inches
high and stuff loose paper in a
bag or box.
Paper must be at the curb ready
for collection early Sunday morn
ing. In the event of rain paper
should be left on the porch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18
Liquor Board
Penalties 6

Failure 10 deface So state beer
stamps cost Thomas d. Lavaris
and Christie p. Napuche. licensees
at 1910 f. jefferson. $50 when
cited by the State Liquor Control
Commission.
The license of Louis KoSciolek.
5642 F.. Seven Mile, was suspended
for seven days for selling intoxi-
eants 10 a minor and Mohamed
Mashiki OF 1901 Palister was
fined S25 for employing a minor
10 sell beer and wine.
Three others were given the
alternative of paying $50 fines or
losing their licenses for 10 days.
They were Steve Jankovic, 11438
T.. Warren, serving whisky on Sun
day; Pasquale Cairo. 9l13 Helen,
gambling on the premises, and
Margaret r. Dawson, 1875 r..
Garfield. selling for consumption
of licensed premises.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18

Back here OF think it's too much trouble 10 register
and couple of blocks the polls Nov Z but what
had 10 do deciding and mark ballot south Pacific slit
trench between patrols somewhere in northern France
One sent box Of campaign cigars but
the officers wouldn't let the light them They didn't
the be able started using poison first
One weeks campaigning and he really dis
appointed when they finally told him that nobody running
against his second lieutenant One CT Joe didn't exactly under
the procedure of sending ballot the candidate
he liked he Just mailed booY and wreath 10 the other
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-18
COMMUNICATES
By Bob Hope

I'VE soldiers turned out TO be interested in the
election than people thought Despite all the difficulties
the CTS turned stable vote and those boys take time
out from what they're doing worry of the nation
believe me the state of the nation is pretty good.