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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
HiI-EIun Hearing
Set for Feb. 2:5

Chester A Kriniak. 33. of 745S
Twelfth. is hold under $500 bond
for examination Feb - on a
charge of leaving the scene OF an
accident.
He was arraignod before Traf-
fic Judge John ID. Watts charged
with seriously iniuriDg Eva Hod-
son. 1U3 StimSon. on Jan. 10.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
HdmtramCk Asks
Taxi Feud PdrIey

Hamtramck city council NOM
hers TODAY SAID they would seek
Ia conference with Mayor Jolrles
In an effort 90 end the taN icuo
between the Two cities.
A. stormy meeting i'm The
council chambers last night cali
drivers roundIy roasted The De
.troit/ police and municipal govern
mcnt for NOT permitting Ham
Tamck drivers 20 buy Detroit
licenses
Council members declared they
would move 90 continue the ban
Ion piChupS IN HmtrUmck as long
as DCtI0.' maintained IT'S position.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
QUILT PIECES

NV big bargain package beautiful fast color
Quilt pieces includes giant spool thread. free,
Is selected quilt patterns, plus enough as
sorted colOrful goods to make over 1900
quilt patches: special Sl.i9 COD. plus
postage 1000 satisfaction munfN hack
guarantee send no money. Pay postman.
Mary Caldwell, CTau Remnant Co., Dept.
427G. Bloomington. Ill. frec' for prompt
action -- latest Trail Blazers Almanac.
CIlD this
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
Sue Albion Firm

~ NHA fTIpI0 d1m1gc sum I0I
S66 6S4 today was nlod in federal
court against The Albion iron and
Metal Co, Albion. for alleged sales
OF scrap iron and steel above
ceiling prices. An injunction re-
Straining the firm from further
violations was also asked.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23

INSPECTOR MILES FUR
Il LONG. attorney Wilbur
Campbell. tieman Tom Cotter
and tavernkeeper Dave Shafer
are off 10 shoot wildcats up in
Roscommon County this week.
This is not gag. Cotter says
they take revolvers to polish off
the kittens which get nasty at
close range.
Now / don't want TO hear
from indignant Roscommonites
that there are no wildcats up
fhere.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
Court Stenographer:

pERNARD NYCYZ. Just out
- Of the army after hitch in
the Pacific, is going back again
next week.
lie viii report the war trials
IN Tokyo. Hes q graduate of
L. Of d. and Vanderbilt, where
ne studied languages.
In the army be- was in on a
LOT Of chiefs Of staff conferences,
and did his share Of island
hopping.
out Of the army he went
back 10 Stenotype Commerce isl
College 20 brush up for tins new
job. He's a SprInCwe!.s boy.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
Edwards 10 Address
Police Officers Club

Common Council President
George Edwards VIII address the
first 1916 general meeting of tbc
Detroit Police Officers ASSoCia-
tlon ~ 730 p. m tomorrow ln
RHnkham InSfItufN.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23

I OS ANGELES L. :. District
- Atty. Charles Carr stopped
of or his way 10 the coast. He's
the man who'll try Tokyo Rose,
II they bring her back 10 her
native California, remember?
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
AnOlher Award:

TOR Harry Wismer. He's off
4 for Atlanta, via New York.
On Saturday the Atlanta
Touchdown Club will give Harry
The award, for doing the most
for sports below the Mason
and Dixon Line of any an
nounCer.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23
lee Fishermen:

TRAILER MAN FRED
II BURKE and Or Oln VII
kinson, both ~ Brighton. started
out ice fishing. with Fred s
super-cuper FISH shan'y on "a
truck.
Their fishing home was
equipped with radio, comfortable
seats, little stove Only trouble
was that The Wuo.e tr,rE went
through the ice IN Strawberry
Lake.
Burke stayed with the truck.
and Doc pulled nm out
They are still fishing but this
time for the truck ana shanty.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23

on ~ rental
but also a
cut Of the
gross. which
Is why most
bu sin e 3 S
houses a I e
trying 20 buy,
not lease
T he per-
CentaCeS are
so high they
are killing.
7 h e pri.
mary race for
governor will
really b e
something.
NJ ARnn.-
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-23

iaently mentioned for eandi-
date is Louis {. Miriam, former
WLB chairman, now member OF
the National Wage StabilIzing
Committee.
And there j. a persistent story
about a new Wall Street-baCked
auto concern. To start from
scratch with plenty OF backing.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-19

Perk up your den with this
handsome rocker. Sturdily made
of hardwood; exposed wood
rudy maple. sColorful floral
cover, =. 80. ~
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-19

Heats 3 to 4 average rooms ]
to 3 days with one fueling.
Large combustion zone, refrac.
tory brick lined magazines as.
sure fuel savings because all
gases are burned. Thermostat
controlled.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-03-27
BROADWAY TO HAVE Two
new MIXED CAST PLAYS

NEW YORK, Mar. 27 (ANP)-
Two new mixed casts went into re-
hearsals here for the play, walk
Hard, Talk Loud" and "On Whit
man Avenue" Canada Lee will take
the male lead and co-produce the
latter.
Len Zinberg's walk Hard, Talk
Loud" dramatized from his popu-
lar novel, was first played in Har-
lem by the American Negro Thea
ire which gave "Anna Lucasta" it's
start. Other plays which have taken
mixed casts to Broadway this sea-
son were Strange Fruit" "Jeb," !"
Deep Are the Roots" and "a
Young American"
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-03-27
HONOR CHICAGO CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE HEAD

CHICAGO, Mar. 27 (ANP)-
The Chicago Negro Chamber of
Commerce gave a testimonial din
ner in honor Of retiring president,
S. B. Fuller at Corpus Christi CEN
ter. A brilliant event, the testimon-
ial served as an appreciation for
the remarkable work which Mr..
Fuller has done in developing the
spirit of organization and coopera-
tive endeavor among the Negro
business men of Chicago.
Mr.. Fuller, a native of Louisiana,
near Monroe, is regional vice-presi-
dent of the National Negro Busi-
ness League and the head Of the
Fuller Products Company, a cos
metic concern which ranks as one of
the most successful businesses in
Chicago operated by one of the
group. More than 1000 agents work
out of the Chicago office alone. The
new president of the Chicago Ne
gro Chamber of Commerce, Ira w.
Williams, we'll known realtor, pre-
sided. Atty. Oscar c.. Brown is
chairman of the board.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-03-27
HOWARD U. LOSES TAX CASE

WASHINGTON, Mar. 27 (ANP)
Howard university lost a tax case
in court here when the court ruled
that Howard must pay a tax we'll
over $4,000 on certain properties.
Howard owns many parcels of i'm
proved and unimproved land near
the institution which are not devot-
ed to educational purposes. 1t is on
these that the university must pay
the tax.
AT one time, in a court action
against the school, it was said that
Howard owned about a million dol
lars worth of real estate in Wash
ington in desirable locations near
the school. Many deals whereby the
school acquired title to these pieces
of real estate were revealed.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-03-27
FATHER FREED IN
CLAIMING OF SON

ATLANTA, Mar. 27 (ANP)-
Judge John S. McClelland of Fulton
County Criminal Court exonerated
Roosevelt Holiday of cruelty
charges in connection with the
chaining of his 12-year-old son. The
defendant was told that instead of
chaining the child he should have
put him in an institution.
After describing the manner in
which the child was found, Detec-
tive M. V. Moss quoted Mr.. Holiday
as saying he chained the child to
keep him from running away.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-03-27
San FRANCISCO HOLDS
POSTGRADUATE HEALTH
SYMPOSIUM

SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 27
ANP)-The first postgraduate
health symposium to be held in this
area took place at the Mount Zion
hospital here. The meeting was held
under auspices of the Almeda Coun-
ty tuberculosis and Health associa-
ton and the San Francisco Tuber-
culosis association.
The public meeting held at Uni
versity High school was addressed
by DR.. William A. Beck, tuberculo-
sis specialist of McHarry Medical
college, Nashville; DR.. Pedro M.
Santos, chairman of the obstetrical
division, Provident hospital, Chi
cago; DR.. Herbert J. Erwin, neuro-
psychiatrist and medical director
of Homer G. Phillips hospital, St.
Louis; DR.. Richard Koch, depart
ment of public health, San Fran
cisco, and DR.. Harold Rosenblum,
assistant professor of medicine,
University of California.
Other speakers included DR.. S. F.
Farnsworth, public health officer,
Oakland, CAL, and DR.. Harold
Kingsley, director of Pilgrim House
Community center, Los Angeles.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-03-27
CTS Call Meet On Minority Problems

CHICAGO, Mar. 27, (ANP)-
Citing what it charges is gross neg
lect of the rights of minority veter-
ans under the CT bill, the American
Council on Race Relations issued a
call for a national emergency con-
ference to investigate and take
action on the problem of Negro,
Japanese-American and other min
ority veterans.
Top officers and veterans repre-
sentatives of more than SO national
organizations have been called to
New York City to meet in all-day
session Friday, April 5, at the Will
kie Memorial building. The confer
ence will hear the results of the
American Councils survey of veter-
ans information centers in 81 ma
jor cities across the country. Dele
gates of organizations including
the Urban League, the Japanese
American Citizens League, the
NAACP and the Southern Regional
council will also present their esti-
mates of the manner in which pro-
visions of the CT Bill are being
withheld from minority veterans.
Cartoonist Bill Mauldin will ad-
dress the delegates at a luncheon,
and the business sessions will be
conducted by Charles Houston, vice
chairman Of the American Council
who recently resigned from the
FEPC.
Results of the councils survey
will be presented by Vincent Nal
veaux, former combat sergeant
who served with one of the famous
mixed battalions in Germany.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-03-27

Roosevelt, the New Dealer, is dead,
but his new dealism still lives, albeit
somewhat subdued. The rise of
great personality with a medi-
cum of political imagination could
breathe upon the political dry bones
of the once rampant new dealism
and make them live again in the ad-
vancement of mankind.
Whatver else Negroes do or do
not do, they must not be inveigled
into supporting any political
party. The line of political differen-
tiation in this country is not party
but personality. When it comes to
advancing the fortunes of Negroes
and minority groups, it is difficult
to draw a line between Demo-
crat and Republican parties. But it
is in the political behavior of cer-
tain political personalities that we
find the difference that should de-
termine our political fealties.
Truman is trying hard; but when
the restraint that Roosevelt exer-
cised upon the political nubbins was
removed, a reaction set in that is
threatening to wipe Truman from
the political map. 1t would have
been thus with an other man follow
ing Roosevelt. Truman is almost a
martyr before the combined as
sault of men who dared not fare
forth to do battle against the
mighty Roosevelt.
When the cats are away the rats
come out to play. The loudest voices
heard on Capitol hill today were
mere whispers when Roosevelt was
at his best. Even Lindbergh come
back is being carefully planned.
The very toughness of the assign
ment that fell upon Truman s
shoulders entitled him to a certain
amount Of sympathy and coopera-
ton.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1946-03-27
Re1x4een The 2it1e4
MBy Dean Gordon B. Hamcock@

Roosevelt passed on while the
sun of his glory was at high noon
Churchill is living to see his sur
decline. Herein lies something of g
tragedy. However reluctant we are
to face death in the strength Of
years, there is something desirable
and dramatic in seeing a powerful
figure bow out before the wintry
winds of declining years blow theil
cold and chilling breath upon grea
careers.
Deposed by the British elector
ate, unwilling to stand aside anc
decrease while others increase
Churchill is now dreaming dream.
that will not come true. He becomes
a prophet of white supremacy jus
as. certainly as were Chamberlain
Lothrop Stoddard, Gobineau an(
Madison Grant. The assumption
that England and America will b.
forever right and the rest of tn
nations forever wrong, is to mak'
subtle claim to Anglo-Saxon in
fallibility.
The condition of the modern
world under the rule Of the Anglo
Saxons could be one of the stubborn
controverting points that shoult
make Mr.. Churchill hesitate in call
ing for an Anglo-Saxon bloc imple
mented with military power. Th'
hope for the darker peoples lie il
the stronger currents that are run
ming in the affairs of men. The lib
Grafton Of Negroes belongs to tn
swirl of these worldwide current!
which come as by-products of thu
Vaccinations Of the regnant ma
tions. Jesus Christ said that tn,
meek would inherit the earth an(
from the way things are shaping VI
throughout the world it looks as i
the powerful nations are bent upol
destroying themselves and one an
other, thus leaving the future age
to the meek and humble tribes o.
people who inhabit the "wast'
places" far removed from the de
struction of atomic bombing.
National power is largely a mat
ter of urban organization. Destro.
mans cities and his power is de
stroyed. Atomic bombing is primar
lily a threat to urbanized civiliza
tion and it's deadliness is more dead
ly among these urban dwellers
Churchill continues to scratch thi
nations back by telling it how grea
and powerful it is. He sounds like ;
Greek bearing gifts.
It is not too early for Negro vot
ers to begin canvassing the field fol
the political candidates they are go
ing to support in the Forthcoming
elections. 1948 will be here ere W.
can ready ourselves for the fray
Evening star., 1946-04-02
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

CoLORED GIRL wants days work, clean
ms, ms. vEn, 4d laundry: ref. Call Lincoln
COOK, colored, exp, wants Job in private
family; no laundry of any kind: stay if
!9om rel upstairs. city ref; $3.50 week. DE.
G.H.W.. part time. mornings: vicinity
between Fqxhall Village and Cabin John
GIRL, colored. wants general housework,
daywork Hobart O207. -
GIRL ,colored, wishes part-time morning
$ nm, NO, 6$4s. '''''' nh 'l'e-
Girl. colored, wants daywork: good
MRS N2TSefi 1p6WRr NE 4362. e61 26th st. NV
GIRL, colored, wants Job cleaning Office
and answering telephone. s-day wk., no
GIRL, colored. for part-time cleaning.
ghw. Decatur s736
Girl co!ored; wants washing to do at
GIRLS. colored. >. neat, reliable. city
TeterenCe; r want days work or restaurant.
GIRL. colored, wants daywork Phone
Adams 6l52 between m and pm.
Ga 10 eGGTed m snmdsy TsRts fF fR f,ms or daywoFk
GIRL. colored. from South. wishes JOB
IEsamaeFi1g EonS I experienced on shirts private
LAUNDRESs, first-class desires work by
the day. Reliable and honest. 800 Euclid
MAID? MAID neat eol9red ggirls want work
MAIDS t2p, colored, want work 4 or 6
hourS day. or days week. Phone
PART; TINE WORK in morning: worked
one place : l2 years. Call MARIE. DE.
O261 after pm
WOMAN. co!ored wants days work best
reference. CO 1892
WOMAN, colored, wants daywork. Call
RE. 0323
WOMAN wants weeks work; fond of chill
dren. Call Wednesday, Hobart 513l.
WOMAN, colored wants general house
work at S25 week. Call AID. 9257 between
10 am to 2 noon. A.
WILL Do UP all kinds of curtains: expert
" finished, 90 cents pair. Phone WA.
Evening star., 1946-04-02
BOATS.
OR SaI.t

FOR SALt. IA Il runabout requiring some
Eepa!ra snd - hp TWIN ou board motor;
ALUNINTM CANOES. - + vi, SO lbs.
hugheS SDOrlSter : sHG q feet SPECIAL
nodded pLyvood construction. Fla bottom
,@3strac,sd ,a .a; sSss1!, BOA, DAWSON MOTOR
INBOARD MOTORS-New Hght. compact
20 hp self starter. generator. gear box:
;gHy eonpped- DAWSON MOTOR CO, 400
'CoSsoLIDATED. the fines, name in
Yachting y" # sedan cruisers, and custom
yachts. available tor early summer dellv-
cry. DAWSON MOTOR Co 900 Maine
NEW. CHRysLER MARINE ENGISEs-e
Royals with = 70 ] reduction gear, at
,'H:,oa S;'a2 ca e. ana ! Royal win 80 70 re-
INC, sS5 Maine aye :r, was Wssht6stodo B.
SCHOONER. 77xI6 #, aux eng sleeps 3,
r2FI5s pIAmo2D So Df9{Ps ~ S5{ s9ffoe Al $4,000 Mr.
MATTHEWs l;fifW m NODE G0i IS" la4I de luxe S.
oar. twin Diesel engines. shIp-to-shors
radio. etc everything il pertes. CONDITION;
LOOSE co 10 " Easer s. BaItimoTe I,
PRoPELIER REPArRlNG-Eavey your pro-
son FRANK DEL VECCHIO, marine sup
pies 12l& llth s.. Sc II. 4493. FR.
CABIN CRUISER ~ &. perfect condition,
custom built l4:i,. lA44 Gray I20-hp en-
slne Ike new, sleeps five. inneC-sprirE
mattresses. sip covers. Ealiev with Pro-
pane gas stove, refrsgeraIo-, sink and
taEle, lstatory with wash basin. ali extras.
Includlng Pen Yam dlughy. docked al
Deale Nd Call CHI. 944o after 6 pm.
1915 LIGHTNING CLASS sLooP. 81 900.
See steward CoTnthlan Yacht Club,
Washing or. or call WI 9444 -
PAINT MtRINE-Copper-o copper.
deck sna hull: yarniShes S KING FUL-
TON. INC, sd5 Maine ave sv Washing
on, D G ENecu1lye 3406 It
LIFE RESERNERS-Kapok and cork for
aQuits and children Buy now s KING
EuLIoN I,lJL !; On INC sos Maine ave, s.w.
FLAGsTONE WALKS and terraces tre-
places, rock eardens- fish ponds retaining
walls. F. MARCUCCIO Phone Rockville
WANTED MEDIUM DUTY marine engine.
- Z 81 horsepower. must be good Call
BsI ! H. :, Rs nSl5 af}eG pm
CelNer Suoer het. Cd G.. IlUV nue
6!Ier: aImost rev. $3.50 EN- I3l4 Il
DORl-IfPE BOAT, t6leXlHiz f beam:
kermdth motor. price. II 600 Can be
seen at Buzzard's Point Boat Yard RE.
Evening star., 1946-04-02
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

COOKERS, pedigreed: " males, : weeks:
BLACK end white liver and white; Axe;
80 each Phone Herndon 9-J-3. =
ing We particularly invite your inspec-
tton. DELLwooD KENNELS. LeesbaTg
pike, Mclean, Va. Falls Church 244O;
evenings and Holidays, Falls Church 1885.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. Axe regis
lered and inoculated; sired by son OF
outstanding dogs, several litters and prices.
Also stGd service By above dog. UN 2695.
BOSIRS, PUPS you VII be proud to own.
The ideal dog for your home. Alex. 0so5.
BOSTON BULL TERRIER. sired by Cham
pion American Ace. male, S mos old, Falls
COOKERS, black, males. $40 females $50:
siIed Is son OF Champion So kdale, Storm
a!ons. Also another oder litter, blacks:
males, 500 temalcs. $40; sired oy son Of
DOG HOTEL, '344 Geors a ave. IA. 43EI.
PaRAKEITs; Frarknn 2133. =
outdoor screened runwayS, spec rates for
RSGE ofS AfS 5sf s5f @ w sf:
coon HOME WANTED ior Or k,tisn. Ii.
WANTED KIND home for dog male. wire
halr terrier type Wisconsin A9ds. q
Gocktf troa PtP. peaigaced Sl5' two kittens
CANARIES. male, female all colors; Para
Eeel$. breeders: young Tor tanning finch.
BGAKDIH1G- tsclii,ies i' for or doss 92 and
cats, week end or longer Clean, sanitary
nfafed heAnets, NJ eIlnsrE S4peLr!siou.
COCKER SP.>IFL PUPS, nadiareed. Axe.
LrR s!Tea BY en- Ruegles Of Skvland
EARL GREINER, Falls Church 2s36,M NJ.
Evening star., 1946-04-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES tco,,.,

RESTAURANT - Northwest Outstanding
spot. Air conditioned. model large kitchen
complete. Seating capacity 100. Long
lease, Low rent. viii be ready for busi-
ness within SIX weeks. 100000 cash will
handle. Exclusive. A, H BACAS, Realsor,
lll4 II ST. NV. DI 6234 and DI 6235
RESTAURANT (beer and winel, nearby Va
Well equipped rent, so; good lease
price, $1,000. Will arrange immediate loan
for an experienced GI. MR.. THRIFT
texcluSiveD, 1909 N Y ave NV, MA
9143: ewes. UN. Sa3. 3
SERVICE GROCERIES and
meats in shopping center Weekly busi-
ness $1,000, very nice trade, long lease
short hours. $4,000 for coed will fix
lures, equipment and truck, Stock ST. for
81. $1,000 cash required.
Sell service groceries and meats. All
cash business: $1,000 weekly, thickly pop
ulated business section, good equipment.
Price, $4,000. plus stock; terms
Groceries and meats, mixed trade; nice
living quarters. Business over 1000
weekly. Good opportunity for live wire.
$4,000 cash down required.
Selt-Service groceries and meats in Vir-
ginla. Business $500 to S2.7OO weekly.
Living quarters. a very good class of trade
and nice large store. Good proposition
for two partners
d G. S. self-service groceries and
meats, Weekly business 81 900. Good
Northwest section. Low price OF $4,000
for goodwill, fixtures and equipment:
stock extra SIH.Onn cash down required
Call KOGOD & BOOKOFF, 6}l F st. nv.
National 1889 or gh1i -,
Evening star., 1946-04-02
FARM and GARDEN.

Gov coy soe MtNrKE M b;.S or top soiIt YOU are
cobs., etc good clean manure, The Kind
you have right TO expect and Will set,
eer DaT manure atm On Sp G p99Y s2q5
N WaShlneton IN not less than ton lots.
oad g Gan Isf ga SABINE faF yfIs1n sbafF
No MS Ph9pe Gaithersburg 93-W
FOR SALE-We!!-rotted manure. ground
yiClnlty in 3 bag orders at 81 25 a bag
SUPER INvESTMENT-what other three
purchase more OF today than an invest
ment in real honest-to- goodness outside
goes on, but the dividends IN beauty.
pleasure and relaxation are immeasura ole.
II YOUR nome IS living monument to a
mistake, our selection and arrangement
O. the propFi mstarIaI vii give yuu that
effect YOU have always loneed for Yews,
Aol12s. boz azaisa>. 1ower .ng shrubs,
shade, fruit. dosWoods. orch. hedging,
ornamenralS in wide variety. wondeTgro,
fopSolt. H3eStone, cement walks. terraces,
drlveWayS drainage, >eeoins tree surgery,
pa4Gdne. gaLGd1 el1ts' eSneHtGtns' gradins pools rock
control. rat proofns. Free estimates IL.
q slso mamie, o'"S IA p'oESa 45aa ana narrow
MANURE. Well rotted SG5O per Is bush-
els $3.50 per 10 bushels. delivered WA.
STRAWBERRY PLANTS. best variety;
also perernials and creeping phlox JOHN
BURDOFT. Coiesville, Nd Ashton Md
MIXTURE Of composited manure fertilizer
ana topSo.l known as mushroom soil the
pest to top dress your lawn and fer,iIiae
Your garden and 10 enrich and tighten
your flower garden and shrubbery borders.
AZALrAS wholesale and retail: all size,
1nd colorS: specimen plants. 25l0 lin
TRTE REMOVAL, pruning topping. spray
ing, tertihzing, bracing and cabling cav
lty treatment; fullE insured Cal! Do.
DOGWOOD Available number OF seed
lngS OF woodland origin ranging 3 TO Is #,
Call MIR SMITH Cireenbelt ,i6. -
GARDEN FLOWING for immediate book
ms. Gail CH. 9IhN evenings and s. ndavS.
CORN PLANTER. 2-horse John Deere,
used. Call Ma Oslo. Il
GARDEN TRACTOR, Century c-cylinder.
i4-h,p, with plows, disc and cultivators.
LANDsCAPE GARDENER and CONTRACTOR
Grounds large and small parks ceme-
teries residence grounds speciality: seed
msS' an1 FER iertiiIalns; sprayIns treeS trimmed
and an fTsmqyeq fI1,p Estimates free, AT, $3.50.
truck: 1885 model. good rubber tires. ].
Jp J: FLEiCHMAN' $500 Branch ave. Sc.
PURE POULTRY MANURE, we'll rotted in
buShel baskets, 81 - bu. Call Hyattsville
TLAGSToNE WALKS and terraces fire.
places. rock gardens fishponds. retaining
walls. F. MARCUCCIO, Rockville 34s-J.
Evening star., 1946-04-02
HOME IMP. COMPANIES tcont.)

PAINTING, interior and exterior All work
given prompt attention. HENKEL &
BROWN, Trinidad 1886 49,
PAlNTING; exterior. interior: papering.
finishing washing paints general house
cleaning Venetian blinds cleaned and re-
paired. UNITED HOME SERVICE, INC,
W T. Gilstrap. IA S904 a.
PAINTING, DECORATING, papering. floor
rehnlshing roof repairs waterproofing:
work guaranteed white mechanics free
estimates. GILBERT & HAMILTON, es-
tas!lShed 1925. AID. 5I29.
PAINTING AND PAPERING-Generalr re-
modelling terms can be arranged Mr..
Wills METROPOLITAN CONTRACTING
PAPERING. soc single roll; YOU furnish
PORCHES NCLoSED-Koolshade sun
screen or combination storm sash and
Remodel. moaernize your home now;
LATION CO. $500 wis ave wi 1900
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while I have ma
bestos siding, roofing, w. D. TAYLOR,
Sngo 3I42 evenings except Fri and Sat
SPRACRETF, gun applied waterproofs and
beauties StucCo. cinder block and brick
walls. estimates SPRACRETE INDUS
TRIES. Denrlke bldg Ma 1869 -
WATERPR0OFISG, all kinds have your
basement Waterproofed now Cement
work ROBERT E. PRICE. RE, 393l -
toNSl Rt CLING new driVeWayS, reSurfac-
ing and repairing old ones: aaphalt or ce-
msnt our specially. COMMUNITY CON-
TRACTORS, WO. 1926 or Sligo 4I43.