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The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-04
State phoM
Convictions in
Ferguson Cases

LANSING, Dec. 4-(P)-The
last of the Ferguson grand jury
cases, stretching over six years
Of litigation, apparently were
closed today as the state supreme
court upheld the conviction of
Richard w. Reading, Jr., son Of
the former Detroit mayor, and
IL Detroit police officers con-
victed of protecting handbook
operations.
In three unanimous opinions,
the court declared the testimony
against each defendant was suf-
ficient to support the verdict of
guilty. The IL policemen and
Reading, former secretary to his
father, who also is a convicted
bribe-taker, were ordered to
serve their sentences.
They include, with sentences:
Reading, one to five years; Will
liam j. Heidi, former assistant
deputy superintendent Of police
in charge of the vice squad, 212
to 5 years; former Chief In
spector Fred w. Clark, 212 to 5
years; former Inspectors James
Lynch and Frank Smith, 2 to 5
years; Mason j. HARRISON, 2 to
5; James Watkins, to S; Harry
Bartlett; Jack Gallesero, to 5;
Henry Stevenson, to S; Chris
tian Baatz, / to 5; and Fred L.
Arnot, Jr., six months to five
years.
In suit involving the Michi-
gan Unemployment Compensa-
ton Commission, Ned's Auto
Supply company and the Mer-
chants Auto Supply company of
Detroit, the court held that the
employment experience records
of corporation cannot be COM
bined with those of predeces-
sor partnership for the purpose
of determining the corporations
rate of contribution to the un-
employment compensation fund.
Julian F. Russell, Highland
Park police and fire dispatcher,
and Frances Coulter, Highland
Park police matron, won their
suit for overtime pay under
Highland Park charter amend
ment, but patrolman Fred E.
Olson was denied such pay be-
cause he was a member of the
police department, while the
others were held to be ordinary
city employees. The court, how
ever, modified lower court de-
cision to make the pay retroac-
tive to July /, 194l, the effective
date of the amendment, rather
than Nov. 10, 1910, as claimed.
In another phase of lengthy
litigation over settlement of as
sets and liabilities resulting
from the incorporation of Hunt
ihgton Woods out of portion of
Royal Oak Township, the court
declared that proposed consent
decree which had been modified
by the Oakland county circuit
court was unjust. The lower
court was instructed to rehear
the full case before modifying
the decree.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-04

WASHINGTON Dec. 4-R-
Senate debate on Americas part
in the United Nations organiza-
ton spilled over today into q
wide range of world relations.
There were these develop
ments as the Senate argue d
through another day:
/. A suggestion by Senator
Vandenberg (R-Mich.) that it
might be necessary for the Unit
ed States, Britain and Russia to
sign q three-power treaty for
mally guaranteeing against any
Axis resurgence.
2. An argument by Senator
O'Mahoney (D-Wyo.) that the
United States must help build
up the every-nation assembly in
the United Nations organization.
Otherwise, he said, smaller ma
tions might get the idea that this
country is emphasizing UNO's
1l-member security council and
thereby playing power poll
tics"
3. A proposal by Senator Mead
(D-N.Y.) that the Senate meet
earlier and longer to get the
UNO-participation bill out of the
way SO as to hasten action on
legislation to relieve the hungry
in Europe.
All made their proposals in
debate which saw the UNO bill
remain unchanged so far from
the form in which the Foreign
Relations Committee sent 1t to
the floor.
But bY
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-04
Your Eyes Are
Mirrors Of Health
BY GEORGE Mccoy
Cady-McCOy Pharmacy

Any change in your metab-
olism, any deep seated organic
difficulty is quickly reflected in
your eyes. After all, these are
more than windows of the
SOUL - they are mirrors of
your health as we'll.
You may wear glasses and
these may be right for you.
However, if you are having any
difficulty with vision, check
with your physician. A minor
correction of health may serve
as a major correction of sight.
Eyesight is precious. Guard
it well. 1t is supported first of
all by good health. When you
have prescriptions to be filled
be careful in your choice of
pharmacist.
This is the thirty-second Of q serie.
of Editorial advertisements appearing
In this paper each Tuesday.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-04
KIP Fun Unit
Admits Seven
"Dokkys" inflicted
Following Porode

At impressive ceremonies at
tended by high officials of the
Knights of Pythias Order, seven
Mount Clemens men on Satur.
day were admitted to member
ship in the "Dokkys," the fun
organization of that order.
A dinner at the New Glen
wood Hotel. South Gratiot, and
a parade led by the Mount
Clemens High School band pre-
ceded the ceremonials, which
were held at the K. of P. hall.
The initiation work was put
on by the Port Huron lodge,
with Charles M. Durnin, Royal
Vizier, of Islam Temple No. 81,
Dramatic Order of knights Of
Khorassan, in charge of details.
Members were present from
Port Huron, and also Johnson
Lodge, Sarnia and Rokeby
Lodge, Wallaceburg, Ont.
Notable officials present in
cluded: Carl Mitchell. of Gin
cinnati, imperial secretary; Viii.
bur RAIDER, of Detroit, district
deputy of the imperial council.
Capt. G.. H. Stonehouse. past
grand chancellor of Ontario, and
Ivan A. Johnston, Mount Glenn
ems, past grand chancellor Of
Michigan Pythians.
The new "Dokky" candidates
initiated were: William c. Har-
per, Wesley Speck, Leonard
Freimann. Fred Breitmeyer.
William Fink. Marcel Dupont
and Victor Wrate.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-04

swss Pharmacy - Baansw Drug CO.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-04
Spots Mark Repair Needs

A railroad company in Eng
land runs what is called a
"whitewash special. The train
carries no passengers, but Is
equipped to note every jolt and
bump on the track. AS a bump
Is hit, . splash Of whitewash is
dropped on the ground to mark
the spot for repair crews.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-04

The non-marsupial mammals
of Australia include more than
so species Of rats and mice, plus
the dingo, bats, and marine
mammals, such as whales, por-
poises, dugongs, and seals.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-04
United Nations Debate Embraces Numerous Issue:

Aebi was first stationed at Sell
fridge Field in 1887, with the
9th Squadron. First Fighter
Group, and later attached TO the
Both Squadron, 31st Fighter
307th Squadron of the 31st
Fighter Group in England.
The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-04
Drive Out Gas
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Natures own medicinal roots. herbs and boeani
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hapPy reisef from conDtipatioo's miseries and
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The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-04
They Say It's True

When a maddened bull At
tackled George Small, Wisconsin
farmer, he tickled the animal be-
hind the ear. The bull grew quiet
and finally walked away with
out goring its victim.
Evening star., 1945-05-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

JEwELRY STORE, good ddewntown lloca.
ases Buy sleo90 aad sci: snse ''0f6
sales msr.. s' With EpwfN ' L. Ellis. iSns
sstabllShed RA dis broker 1910 Vermont ave. Rm
RooMTNG HOUSES wANTED-Plenty buy
ers for your furniture and business. I sell
aSs Ps'fa Maks SrGvs Hoom 1T
ing ns,nI hoYse 11 a preker, 1o1o Vermont ave.
tween ,sesn. 18th and 18th nv, II rooms, 2h
sab6 stb5 ss5 rent EbWN sy P9Se
koo%fSG s' aoSsg Ss 18th 8th st. Nn near nif' nw
and Ssh % heat 1T nss ps so5
rent lease % $1,000 0tS5 down nt0' EpW1N DIV T. I,
ELLIS. l010 Vermont ave-, Rm. 217. RE.
LIoUoR- R-GRoCERY-D one
of Washington's oldest and best established
year: long lease, low rent; a wonderful
$EssE hoEs 4is sSSthsfn Bldg REQUIRED
to tow traiiers from factory to Washington; 4;
salary and expenses: gasoline furnished;
earnings S75 or more per week Phone
No NJ pAaSTEE k6oMENG Wa aoTsEs Uses no vacancy;
approx income, 81, s44. Will sacrifice as
owner must have change of climate. 223
SHOE REPAIR SHOP for sale employing
4 men. and doing nice business. If inter-
ested, can be bought with or without stock
FIVE APARTMENTS, fully equipped: in.
come quoted, $500 plus 4-room apt. now
vacant. Can be taken over Immediately;
only S1,500 cash needed. THURM &
SILVER, 90S 10th st. NV, MA. 1854.
GROCERY STORE, weekly business $500;
nicely equipped and stocked; price, $4,000;
terms.
Delicatessen store: rent. Ss5. including a
lovely apt. Price, $4,000.
Grocery store; weekly business. $500
Owner leaving city, will sacrifice for $1,000
THURM g. SILVER. 90S 10th st. NV
Evening star., 1945-05-16
PERSONAL,

GOOD HOME and small salary is offered
TO an an. older @ person to help with e semi
HTE nynd seHon2 snd house dTtes Boz s7oy Star
and constructive fun for young children,
school group to g. junior camp. to g..
MoSTF NsGS1hs'3h %lTA II Ranch CAMP where your
BOY will be happy: Riding, swimming,
riflery; qualified staff; good food: conv
EE9aps !5e15J' E fToVides heafths s' safsss. sss
ALEXANDRIA GOLF and tennis fans. on.
priority Saturday pm. Sundays and holi-
aadfa aaG 0EnnnT go d Gay eas se e Ct the As
gEaao green tees} 15-minute bus schedule.
Ps 5s01i i v. JOHNSON. s9is dentist Falls. ssssp
WsSfSEy yHoSE sIdg sHEpHHRn AZ 14ss ssso Nv
Wrlgft. If YOU are in need OF loan up to
FTRMASGST RFEs 5d z75R SSntn and 3ssr a
SIP Covers SSA AND fS pRApER1Es, fxs profession
ally cut and taiIored early sppointmsnt:
FALLS eHGRcH DAY NJ NujkhsSEsRY-chihldren
from to 8 boarded day and. night. For
H6@fLP 5Rff PaTsXasEs F oG ehHsR BoRs 2 os "a
school and camp, art, music. Ssi riding a- swim-
ming ana all Sports. WI. 1888.
SLIP COVERS, co. 5000. Draperies, bed
spreads. custom made: expert workman
ship; 5.day delivery, DA1GNEAULT DECO
WILLIAMS. formerly opposite Mayflower;
reducing for gentlemen only; hotels or
MEN. WOMEN, Old AFTER 40. Want
peppy, younger feeling2 Ostrex Tonic
Tablets pep UP bodies old solely because
lacking iron. Trial size only 35c, at all
BABY PHOTOGRAPHS don,t "grow I'm u.
Pictures made in your home Quality, not
appointment, l to 6 pm. daily. UNIVER-
SAL PHOTOGRAPHERS STUDIO.
DENTIST, d. C. license, released Army
ding office during your vacation or assist
busy dentist. Bog 34S-Z. Star.
WILL BUY SECOND TRUST NOTES on
Star. 1Ss
Evening star., 1945-05-16
HELP poMEsTIc (cont. }

MAID. reliable, for general housework;
$40 tlii a~ 4; $50 mo- and ID meals. Phone Phone
MAID, colored, part time, in high-class
guest house. 1712 New Hampshire ave
saiarS: MA1p. ltTs FR ss71s b. sh'w. and cook good
MAID, MAJ nv white; shW; and cooking: June
week: SIS. OF. 7sIo. I1e III VI 0u'' 07a-0a'
eane sIes WE Wsn in nse home in Chevy
MAID, stay in; mid middle , sed0 woman, take
care of small family; $50 a week, com
MAip eoorad for dTndsd bdstx s12S sor
RR,oBsIERT OF PARIS, 1914 connecticut cave ave.
MAID. general housework, no cooking. light
IN No. ArnEsn dfks so ys P0n5e PSnh T YORK e
elsai MaaD' EEenerai En houseworker; good refer
MAID Nbn1s for general hoqsswork $50 wk;
Maud NAP sdSn for - upstairs Fond Of children
6 days week. 9i3 st. at1S, NV. SH'"i ioIsi is.
MAID. permanent, position, cleaning and
wages live in; Wyoming ave. Cali NO.
MAID, g.hw. in family of adults: full
With =, children. liberal time off: on 18th st.
MAN i, AND WIFE, for cleaning and cooking
PPAN1TRY pa, TRY N MAID, colored. in small club; no
PART TINE in apt. Conn. ma ave-; eo n no cook
PSLIsn PSIIsair WOMAN. t1,, INV and w" cooking;
week: RA, 4124 between II and 4.
SODA GIRLS, colored experienced. for
PPare7'me Papd fTsde and fuItime york neighboI-
WAITRESs! f!aE !GHaMBfRMA11Do Al Al o6oR help with
Laundry: seashore until Sept. -l5: trial
WOMAN Won! live n or out; g;h.w.; care small
WOMAN WOMAN highly responsible, older, with
eNcelIent references; get breakfast and do
Sundays ree so@e som
N this neiehborhood. 1915 18th st. NV,
WOMAN, colored, wanted for gh.w.; ex-
eel!ent pay, live in. prefer one who can
WnN 1T5ys ca csr; aa ; ADULTS in family. WI 4794.
ARD; ABR TR. 400. ewes. and Sun. ST.. 6l96
ttnnaAs M0MAN for 6ay ,ai Cleaning and cooking
Jul time % With &c GOOD de ausr4ers pro1dea
Can pay best wages for capable person.
TS26 Wi,5, c9nn. ,, ave. Adams 1920 after-7 pm
Wk live we wasn5s IN qbstaTS gbt rm days
nSr n Tk: Silver Spring. .sH: 5127..
WOMAN, white. to care for infant for en-
ployed couple and cook dinner; live out
no suns: no diapers; permanent; good
Salary OR. a112. 1Ss
WOMAN, white, wanted for Housekeeping;
iive n: good home; good pay 1912 st n e.
WOMEN ~. white or colored; / for cook
lne. and ironing, l for cleaning and care of
children; , rms and bath on 3rd floor;
= day during week and alternate Sunday
SIG. DAYS. 3 30 to $50, all Cay Sat
urday, references, Chevy Chase, Nd !;
parents employed, care school child, g h W:
prep. dinner. no wash. WI. 1895 after 6
WILL EXCHANGE Groom basement apt.
pointment
Evening star., 1945-05-16
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

CARPENTERING and painting, pure Dutch
Boy lead and oil paint inside and outside
painting; new @ screens; all types of car
CEMENT WORK, stone walls. .hagstone
so,kL,iis 5 MAhcVGG1o' TG Route74' HorneTs lane
ELSoR nssn 1Gsh,ns put the
fss' s5ss1ss!sas R5uff % nshf sis
GENERAL s9R fHs "eGoNTRaacToR. building con-
shingle roofs, asbestos wall siding, insula-
e. t!on SaWF SsganSTstf ca gaav44sss 4sss Estimates free
roof insulation; closed-in porches, cabinet
NEuMANN Chestnut, 1865. 90,
eI SlAss lsssa RI1ok X and o brfk Tbs Tof % d
J5HNs- -IANv1LLE roofing, siding. insula. sui
aTEs e1 5'eS@ ssze so Co. o sSo &c
MODERNIZE YOUR HOME and ado addi-
ronal tties made into
concrete work. plumbing. decorating,
hu,s houss repairs. Get our free estimate
sRs $SF5sy e0 aso 7ss s. HONE
MoDERS1zE YOUR HOME - porches in
and plumbing. roofing, siding and storm
sash Get n1sTp, our free sstimats Terms
eral contractors. GE. 9551.
REMODEL, modernize your home now;
terms; free estimate. NATIONAL install.
LATIOE CO.. $500 Wis. ave. WI. 1900
REMODELING, painting and papering. Nc
payments. sYMONDs BROS, gen. con-
tractors, Taylor 1867. Ia. $3.50. 1s'
ssSssss' .9a6E 5sp0fs'as
IMPROVEMENT CO.. Georgia 11OS-11I3
Member I'M Homo Improvement Guild
m VRGNIA-caIl PATTERSON -GARDI.
NER CORP. Chestnut 1929; Johns-Man-
dows. screens, heating. remodeling. Terms
IN WASHINGTON = Call PATTERSON
GARDINER CORP. Ho. 4120; Johns-Man-
dows. screens. heating. remodeling Terms
LET ME HELP YOU with you home i'm.
W. D. TAYLOR 81. 0942. evenings.
Evening star., 1945-05-16
POULTRY 6 EGGS.

RAISE BROILERs for Haie's Restaurant;
must be experienced in handling large
numbers; good salary; CAL PI. 9so9; l6'
in the rough. Telephone TR- 1924.
200 n. H. REDS, 10 weeks old, $3.50 each
Call WI. 6904.
slashed our chicken prices for the month Of
May on both baby and started chicks te
rock bottom; special bargain 8 days to ]
week old Hampshire reds, Austra-whites
and silver-laced. Wyandottes, only, 90 cent,
each: barred. whites and buff rocks, Rhode
Island reds, white Wyandottes, buff Or.
pingtons, black and white giants, silver
spangled Hamburgs and the pure Imported
strain of Danish brown Leghorns. days tc
l week old, only 20 cents each; and i'm
Tom Barron broiler chicks, 10 cents each
mammoth Pekin ducklings and broad.
breasted turkey poults, well started: Tele:
HUNT, POETS LODGE, west Montgomery
sye., Rockville, Md.
Evening star., 1945-05-16
SITUATIONS MEN.

AtCCoUNTANT. general records. financial
WSly.. mthly basis; expert AID ORG I6s
EXECUTIVE-0FFICE MANAGER, 25 years
experience in banking and finance desires
connection with local business firm. Ad-
dress Box 32S-Z. Star 21s
POSITION WANTED by man as investiga
tor OF claims, eXaminati of contracts
etc, previous experience in this line; mem
Der OF p. c. Bar, veteran First World war
BOY 324-Z. Star. 16s
mouse accounting. but would like about 80
hrs, work weekly; college educated. credit
do you have TO offer? Box 35l-z, Star. is.
Evening star., 1945-05-16

GIRL, colored, desires full-time work, 5
days days week to 3. 1913 So, Quinn ST.,
GIRL, colored. neat and reliable, wants
days work. OR 5l92
JANIT0R for apartment house. nice quar-
ters, would like paint apartments for
owner; flrst-class painter; best reference.
LADY. colored, experienced, wishes work
oy the day; So. MI. 37Os.
NURSE, colored, one child. wishes Job in
Presidential, Gardens as nurse for en-
ployeo. 3 till 4 pm, 5h days, $50 per wk
NURSEMAID in apt: no Sundays, no cook
ing; woman over 35 desired; good hrs.
Call DU. S103
WOMAN, colored. good cleaner, wishes
days work, Monday, Thursday, Friday.
Please write advertiser. 33 K St ne
WOMAN, colored. neat, experienced, de-
sireS part-time work, days week, S1e
and carfare, or days work, $500 uer
WOMAN, colored, wants days work; SIS
and carfare. HO. 5676,
Evening star., 1945-05-16
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

CALCULATING ENG, S4O0. Mech. engi-
neer open, N. Y, Richmond, several other
cities: S6,500. Electrical engineer; $4,000
MA. 2340. est. 28 yrs, BoYD'S, 1883 F
st. NV.
STEM, Capitol, S2,400; openings House
and Senate; meet public; int. work Stem,
So 400: Sten., public relations: 5000 mo.
Dozens, dozens of excellent openings. For
99etter positions (NA. 233S) see BOYDS,
1888 st. NV.
BooKKEEPERs. (6), interesting openings,
$50; asst. bookkpr., ne, 5l2, S195; asst
mgr r.-bookkpr., dress shop, $50: typist-inst.
5 2-da.. Sl50 Need 5O-75 new applicants
daily for current openings, peacetime Jobs
now; Ma 6241, 60SS. Come in. Miss
Reed. PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1911 G,
neXt Epiphany Church.
Evening star., 1945-05-16
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

snt saofs b7 neT AE 5kA skAy waoas o ssg
SHOWER STALL, new. preWar, Complete
with fittings: 8 Wayne gas computing
ppggmp, good condition; Skill Saw. model
SODA i'P foUaTA1s ths1a s.m fschana 6m a3 yrs old
complete with stainless steel refrigeration,
shsVlnf ts cs Me- stfols s4ss ssnd~'h unit steF1sF'
chair and 2 end tables, L coffee table and
months to pay Jay Floor SAMPLE ai; @ sofa @ beds At
co, 9Sl g st. NV. DI. 37a7, DI. a73s,
STEEL SHELVING BOARDS" new, 81,
12". 1e" and 32" by. 80" and 36''x4s", at
the price Of good lumber, no uprights;
SsoN vrSns i9ry ava sW E g ses
STEEL WINDOWS. beams. columns angles,
lumber. fireplace dampers. medicine cab
in eA eAcesn SsTo
dition, S45. Phone Brandywine 2936 and
81 tGr toIs MIeHE Eabstop % heat
TupIo aS 81 s9a faeT Cove Covered
bed or or N twin D beds, s49e5' These e'uSre are
vepS fssfRs nSt gsf4 FEfs gTo e.
sTuDIo coGcHEs-Atias has the all
spring constructed studio couch with inner
iPrng monTSt matfess re- $40 Tss delysry aRa
CO. ssi 6 St. NV. D1. 37a7. DI. 373s,
TRIcYcIE for to yr. old. 81. Scooter,
fRoPicAL FISH. sil available varieties live
sde bearers, . 25e; Bettas; 49c; ;, plants live
less steel aauariums. AQUARIUM SUPPLY
TRGIFET, ,"kins," good condition; cash
ments; guaranteed perfect. aE. sis
fHrE&RiHER H!Ef1 ( 4 Ts RENTAL SERVICE, sic
9,n S753 IL ady; Sps He DEL $3.50 add dep
VACUUM CLEANERS, Eureka and Ken
pSqss rfea ea1ns and dvn Uhed 5 fns
iscsIatd plsk sksDs sTs W. R4ss
lawn mower Call ,Ho. 1900 atter, $50 p m.
WAGON. VA all st steel 2xlo S5d in balloon tires
P sifhS9s NASH go anS T0oafz Srnre4 e44S
tached; On ELECTRIC; good condition. Me
terms. 69l2 4th st. NV, sH. 6971.
WATER HEATERS. Rex Zo-yeal guaIan' I,aE,
Plumber sS7 st nv % "a 4ias. Or s4Ss
WATER MISUNDERSTANDING and bottle gas
20-30-40-50-60.75;1oo-gallona capacity A.! A.!
down payment. 8 years to pay For
information phone AT. 1881. AMERICAN
HEATING co. 55 K st. sc
WHEEL CHAIR, good condition. Practi-
cally new. 81. 1853
| YOtTH BED. Si5: buffet, SIS; folding
| bed coil springs, So CHI 5OS6
| SOUTHERN VENETIAN BLIND co. - BUY
direct from manufacturer. steel or wood
| Stats. 1905 14th st. NV. phone AID 4333
AT SACRIFICE-Walk-in refrigerator box
complete with unit and compressor. CROSS.
ROADS RESTAURANT, 41O3 Baltimore
ave. Bladensburg. Md; WA. 1886.
Evening star., 1945-05-16

HOME FOR BUSINESSMAN, Chevy Chase,
pear pear C9nnectcut ave bus 20 mnu5eS ties
1855 1850 daLvEkr M'a5f sf Fq NWNicsis N SfsS sarn
room, young lady to share with another;
conV. con =, tTahnSp, reoc9eIption o9I Fm.' s2o eacA
2o33 F ST. N.WIsingle room, gentleman,
17os seskT & HAMF h'.sa AVE, O Dupont circl. area
tTiP5is' s15 s15 sSeekl{ Phone & A6: ss7s: -.,,,
furnish rms. to suit tenant; two in one
1s4 1872 NORTH aaeH cAfiroI oIrd 81, APT 9 gs
SsN sos REMEDY f ~ sT. N,wWMaste9 2isg Bedroom e
for, girl to share with another girl. next
14Is vARNUM sT.-Double room, private
6arh sn6 nee 72sa489i 489 convenient bus ana
porch; private bath; $50; gentleman only
lSs KllITESHousE ST. ST. N.w;-Largs ssle
as fGHI stb sT ca srrs ie7s Clean
quiet room; daily maid service: 3 persons
per bath, employed only, SIS weekly
s5Ss' sSS' coLuasIA etSii S5sI RD,, at Conn.
lsa 1877 BEhMoxT FahhPS TaisT ST. S9 SO o large
on % 54th I s. s. sayi}ne al AD; 1862 ..,
NEAR 4DupoNf CIRCLE, 0L;S I42s Church st
251S COM. AVE, OPP OPP. ti shoreh@am am HofeI. o1
park, bus stop-7Attrac; single room, adj
Psh ss ADAMS ST. RWIsrse room o0 for
busineSsman ,a,s privileges; So Nj $!l3
besatifap M @ furnishes coTner room sd
iioining bath; gentleman only: $50
3i61 18th ST, Mt. Pleasant-Lge. dble.
rm., twin beds. in congenial pvt; home;
G3np; 447poNa tTanSPt; SPp s 81 80 ga 40. 6964 =
1921 EUCLID sT.-Large front studio nm,
@ Ist f. s35 mo; gentlSsmap len only; unlim'
PsSoe 1880 kfSYoN fShH sFsnsD 81. SwBeaf EARN v
I DUFoNf cIkciE@suPiss June ! to
$50 double Can Nj 1857 after pm.
aeth sT 6s bpses9t for q
ar s sig 5ne week 4 each 2'ns ca % oR 474o 2H ster
ssIs iIf 'ssTd ST. NV, Chevy chase-Rm.
for gentenn 9n with gs9ts tsmiy no other
~ Quincy ST; NV; Pets9rth1,Lge.
] nm, screened porcf, doIe. DeO., c.n.W :
| quiet home; good trans; SCI each. ia.
1899 MONROE ST. N.w-1ovely single,
$50; also large front, double, $40; both
attrac. furn., twin beds; pvt. home; gen.
tlemen. MI. o156.
coLoRED-1o36 Park Id:-seyeFal com;
persons 81 80 and s. TeeSly es6Iys,Nd Ap; 5s6s
CoLoRED-30o4 18th st. n.w.-Attractive
room, next to bath, girls; laundry priv
| i1eRe. cooking: S5 each.
room for 2 girls or men, S5 each. Cal
COLoRED-3221 Sherman ave. NV; mod
ern front room with 3 windows, sutta bic
| for 2 persons; home PRIVILEGES; $40 mo
CoLoRID-a227 18th st. NV: room for
refined girl cooking and laundry privi-
leges: s. per week. CaE NO. s429 OF
cooIioRED-1442 col Swan st. n.v.-Nice
forts: 81 and ss No. 3s29. IS.
COLORED-Large room, next to bath. in
quiet refined home; no cooking $3.50
| for one. 50 for two. III T st. NV. 16'
COLORED-Comfortabl room for en-
ployed gentleman, $50 month. 1906
CoLoRED-single room for quiet EN-.
ployed gentleman, $3.50 a week: also gir
to share room with one other girl, IS 6
week. 1916 S st. NV, HO. 1860.
COLORED-Newly dec. rnl., suitable 9
empl. girls or men. twin beds: SIS each
1881 Vernon St NV, CO. 1914.
Evening star., 1945-05-16

FOR. sALE-Tall phlox, creeping phlox.
sweet william. pansies. iris and chrysan-
themums. JOHN BURDoFT, colssville.
Nd Md' ea f. lshlon p n9i $s@s & Box B. Silver Spring
LANDsCAPING = Complete landscspins
HAY miSed and timothy s,rI2 saroad anlSs lots
Md: P; D. FORD, 81. 1860.
LANDsCAPING, trees removed, trimming,
planting grading, seeding and general
sgeeskly.maintenance. Union 0se2. ,,,,,.
205S. WADE BROS, Boyds, Md
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. upkeep OF your
beautiful grounds by experienced care is
only sure guarantee of future satisfaction;
capable crew under supervision. Ii. 4225.
II
WONDERGRO-Makes poor soils good,
good soils better. For greener grass, more
beautiful shrubbery,, productive. Victory
COMPLETE LANDSCAPE Service; seeding,
sodding: wonderful topsoil, evergreens, the
better kinds Towering shrubs in variety;
ornamental shade trees. narnerry and
cover; fagstone walks, terraces, ,oriveways.
guardrails, pools, freplaces, rock gardens.
moval and surgery: shearing, pruning and
spraying. Free estimates. Ii. 1925. II"