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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

48 PERMANENTLY EMPLOYED John Hop
kins University scientists and physicists
es esfr Mss iIss po1SR R,0Ea sA @P6 aoo EXT
NAVY oFI1cER wife daushteFs nr nesS g.
prefer .o0 nv eT nearby ear Va. coMDR' G31L' IS.
apt about s1sS; !'; viii Hin paint. Tedec Ms
VETERAN AND WIFE urgently need small
sn9EisS IN H5 ssdd40R surSafSs r.
8 TO 10 ROOM HOUSE. unfurn.; mos
and maintenancs; refs. Ho. 1855: lie t.,
nS HSFUnS oT neslBz sBEPEn Afy T. 8 hSasS T.
or eThh Mr. easS MoBkEY 5fls; D Di sdse' 49, 1e:
ss'f Sss: in Of
aishhhS'0n FAMILY OF a AD6irs i9Gfjr desires or
2-BEDRoOM FURN. or unfurn: house CT
m asy fO srHs naSs e Sasnoe family an q Navy Sds
FkEScH as " i SdaS OFFICIAL s0si permanently in
on Wsnfs for G'f himself AND family farn
house or apt, two bedrooms, west CT 14th
st., up to 5000; Call between am. and
8 pm; EX. 7760. Ext. 135; after m
&S GSwT FEN EMpLoYE, wife and child want ant q
2-bedroom unfurnished house. Will pay
bedroom house: one child, aged 2. Cal
##iINSrGSH #aNTrf5 HnlMkDiaTRLY-e RA IsTR or, room
En- En- sEis5 sdSs sS iaGs NJ ST. Il:
fERMANENT PER Gov; Government empl want.
bunsaloW unfurn in Pissriet @ cr Maryla19ao 4ta ~.
WILL SVGp[0f PAY to $3.50 month rent for house
or apartment; veteran, wife. both college
graduates, with two babies. no pets;
thoughtful care guaranteed; excellent Tsls'
ANGLo1-AMERICAN FAMILY (md.. writer
and boy Of attending day scdGs sehooD' re re-
skirts; Sre 't out during during day and often away in
their country home during week ends.
DT. 1862. to 8; Falls Church 1117-J eve
BT NEEp W,ts ssssEB sntS5a S4s hoass Wes9
sH:2Hss Rib %sSS5FsoaFF So5T desires
wash; viii sign Ions-teTm lease. ,SSall
fW Two OR Or THREE BEDROOM HOUSE Or
apt furnished or
GSHhs Ssns II eSps
gts two being sons. or MAY
Phone ALBRIGHT, District 300, $50 TO
$50: or National 1864, evenings after Z,
navy Ii. coMDR.' wife. emo baby: de-
Within 40 miles OF Anacostia. Call GO
EowN WE OWN OUR OWN HOME. but not in
Washington-Reg. Army Air Corps captain
apt; in 1st postwar assignment; no esii-
S1PLoMaT. Slfhi 0ydt wife. grown daushteTs, as.
I E 6pqss nss u5n n % unSTR Children ao
: OR 3 Bedroom house or apartment
NV, section or nearby Va; permanent
ahdssn d9ssn or Ro pes ea GGHf e
SEN. Executive 64oo. Ext. 5146. 49,,
DISTRICT MANAGER OF. SOAP mfg. de-
sires 2-bedroom unfp5n;s house; will take
PERMANENTLY PER LocATED young executive
REQUIRES unfurnished 3-bedrm, house by
WANTED-HoUsE, furnished or unfur-
months with option to buy. CAN MA. 1923.
ARMY COUPLE. no pets. desires SO room
MoopwARp R4oss AID. EN- n ogsnf gsn1urn' Call eoh
FIJI AGENT. % bedroom house or apart;
ment; wife and two children cages and
u; or on Temporary sublst basis, furnished
house or asartmsnt sn PIEPER' Executive
PUBLIC HEALTH oficial desperately needs
2 or bedroom, uufurnished house or
RE- 7s9g ES5 S17G located
Washington, desires two-bedroom house or
With With Small small SON. SON Phone Mr.. WELLS, RE
0SSO between m. and 5 pm. Ia
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APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.

HELICOPTER ENGINEER and wife desire
or house R. A. YOUNG, Wo. 594s. 13'
COLLEGE PARK-Two college graduates.
MA 2216, 9-5, AID. s464, Ext. sos, after g..
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HOUSES UNFURNlsHED.

LARGE HOMES rooms, 2 baths; in ex-
cenent condition; oil heat; suitable for a. 2
month on lease A. H. SEIDENSPINNER
Realtor, Riverdale, Md, WA. 101O. Ia
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HOUSES FOR sALE-seuthesss.

CLOSE-IN Sc. LOCATION-This home
nicely converted into 8 apartments ana
yestnerlt or income producing home,
MITCHELL QUICK, DI. 1881 until . pm.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwess.

6AUL's ADDTTION-1s-ft. row brick.
rms, 2 inclosed heated porches, oil heat.
Can be occupied as 2 apis. Priced right
for immed sale. Call OR. 0S00, West;
Sundays, OR. 6492, e. r, BOYNTON CO.,
A626 Wis. ave. NV. -13
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Rhcde Island ave. ne. NO. 1908:
CoLORED-600 BLOCK Of l4th St. ne
2-story brick, bay-wipdow@ Type type o rIomsa; rc,oasa
IN in: 2-car garage. oil heat with winter and
summer. hookup; bath on each hoor:
eeupred with modernis.1e xsarfs y bo 'fe ae
ssSo2oREbEATTkAcrrvE e 2oG 81 IsTaAcrv Colonial brick.
fp eosea poreh nise nha gsI ssrd
sell Immediately, on terms. r A; HUN
PHRJEs, Realtor. sos' North Capitol ST.
Co CCooLooRIGiIDj-coMPLETELY oIiIj furnished home,
good condition and In dssirasls es ssetiodn snaI,d
Ias Rs" farntufs sl1sh rs eny Sf ARsTsS
TR. 325l,- eyes. only. BROWN REALTY
GGooEE6eKREp3sEak GoE6eKR D. si2i unltion station-very
bafhaui bath. oil h.-w,h.: located near 18th and
l E Hs3Sss !.f :ss
% large rms, and bath; 2-story brick;
rage: rage Al condition: priced at S1I ,95o'
with payments like rent. Gall W 9 P;m7 Pc
SSoS ss ioia T. f7h y YIN ns 81 isSS
coLoRED-7as 11th ST, NE. e-pm
an and bath ,S .a1ass 5Tss ss
.ssi 80 ls Per aPs no .assST ssST fRoiANo' ssz S;ss
ss,S aas5si t5sas ST Ios sf S7es rP. sRs
fuIl bsrnt. with front and rear entrances.
lge. fenced-in back yard. det: metal sarage;
This house in excel. condition and onered
sale. r. G. DUNNE, exclusive agent,
AT. $500. Eyes. and Sun. Mr.. Shannon
D-BRICK-Arranged in apts;;
81 800 cash, bal. like rent. TR. 6262 TAI
SSoIiooRED-I1th Il AND EYE sts. n.e.1-Reyg
brick' rms, bath, oil t.-wh. 1900
down To Inspect, call RALPH D; COHN,
INC. EX 5705. After 5 pm. GE.I I1720.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Southwest.
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

oLORED-vACANT 1st coml, 487 M st /;
500 down; rms; h.-w.h., coal; bath.
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COLORED-IMMED. possesslon, DUO pIocR
irving St. NV, rms, kitchen and bath
coal hot-water heat; S12,500.
1900 block 11th st. rl.w.-6 rms, kitch.
en-. bath, coal hot-water heat, gear ga
5000 block 18th ST. rms, coal hot
350o 18th st. nw-11 rms, kitchen
bath, oil hot-water heat; S15,950.
5000 block Warder st. n.w;-6 rms;
kitchen, bath, gas hot-water heat: 1850
3IOO block Warder st. n.w.-6 rms.
kitchen, bath; S12,950,
600 block Princeton pl. nv rms
0thsr homes in all sections of the city
Priced from $3.50 to $4,000: Down
payment as low as $3.50. e. ]. MOSS
REALTY CO., DI. TAOS. -lS
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wn house that has been
excellent location; price,
REALTY CO.. HO. 1868.
10
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is In Immaculate condition throughout
oil h, --w.h,; convenient to shopping. trans.
days market: must be seen to be appre.
IWEKEFIE1PM RE1TK1E7I;1 PI 400 charming detscbet
center-hall brick home with rms. 8 bed.
rms. 2 baths, detached garage, gas heat
owner occupied. who will give possession;
;,9 sh9Rpias priced to zsl vS Can ~ III;
GPPER fff'EGs MASS. AvE.-outstanding 4-bed
ment only. Mr.. HARAdAN. RA. 500: ~
WARskEEN sT excellent .aIao, NV; section l.
s1oSsd at s15sS6 RsS5Sh Mr. AAR@AN RSissnas Ra S
and-brick Colonial residence, AWeli located
with bus service at the door. Community
tV two baths, living and dining rccrs. kitsh.
en-; finished and Insulated 3rd floor fire
recreation room; h;-w.h. with oil; 2-cal
ssssss sssssssion' s''eei caii Wo. o31o till S
EpM; +. Jones & CO, INC. .,-15
aii-brick Colonial: 8 bedrooms and BATH
ea HIs ?SE soo t ysFz p aenTSDsnt
& CHEVY fS'i itH CHASE. D. c.-Lovely. dssaeRse
CeHbeI-tIdll Willie - LlC llOilic Ou .D.bld St.
few minutes walk for your children te
Lafayette School. Three bedrooms. TX
baths on End A.: large living room. dining
room and up-to-date kitchen on first floor
oil h.-w.h., garage. EN-. 3522. McGIVERN
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-Detached brtcf
center hail home On lovely large lot. .sa, sizt
bedrooms and three baths; rec. rm. Yol
will like this house First time offered
For appointment, call EN-. 1922. McGIvERN
CO., exclusive.
Hotel-six rooms, two rear porches, oi
BACH & CO., DI 3131; ewes. AID. 59o7
10th AND MISUNDERSTANDING built
brick homo. Z spacious rooms. large kit
. rear porehes. basement layatory. OF
heat, attic, garagea AUERBAcH & co.
II REAR lSt sth eXsi ASD 81 hSHR
built brick home. 8 rooms; 2 incloset
po-ches. be sement lavatory, oil heat. Foss
AUERBACH g. CO., DI. 313i; ewes. AID
GLOVER PARK-Since you are lookini
for excellent construction. location ant
Inability in q modern home. why not SCI
this? Eight rooms, two baths. built-in ga
rage. g.a.-c.h. 8. R. MARTIN q co.
Realtors. exclusive AGENTS, DU. 1856, o
OR. 1885. lib
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tCoottnued On Next F14e.1
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-02-21

The Helpers Club Of ~. Peter
A.M,E. Church will meet on sun.
day. Feb. 90. at the X, Il, Mouldcn
residence, SS4S Fourth Ave, s.. at
4p,m. An interesting program has
been planned.
Baby shower; Invitations are In
tho mail for n baby shower To he
given for Mrs. Helen WhitesidcS
by her sister, Mrs. Dorothy Rob.
erts and her niece. Miss Emma
Roberts, S749 Fifth Ave. 8, on
Sunday, Feb, 20,
Mrs. Ida Burrell has been ~ for
n week at her homo, S6 Hoag Ave,
She has not been confined 10 he'd.
however.
The Friendly sixteen club met on
Saturday, Feb. 4, Rt the home 81
MIR. and Mrs, Theodore Woodland,
iI03 Lyndale Ave. NJ, with MIR,
and Mrs. Edward Green hosts. The
next meeting will be held at the
A, Mcintosh residence, 1888 Fourth
Ave. s., on Saturday, Fob, 20.
The Hue Monday club held .
meeting on Monday, Feb. 10, at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs, James
Bobo. ~ Highland N. MIR, and Mrs.
Robert Alexander. 3720 Firth Ave,
s., will he hosts TO the club on
Monday, Feb. -.
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Social and Personal
o ST. PAUL. O

iii: Mrs Lillian Marshall Cbeau-
tician), 6S3 Carroll Ave, has been
Ill at her home for the past week.
but has improved somewhat, and
resumed her duties at her shop.
Surprise Birthday Party: Mrs.
Allie Balenger was pleasantly sur
prised on Friday. Feb. Ia, at a
birthday party given in her honor
by Mrs. Mary Beauford at 3l5 n.
Grotto st. Guests included: Mines.
Edna Griffin, Frances Hughes, Lii
lian Balenger and Daisy Mead
ans. Those who were unable to
attend but sent gifts were: Mines.
Flora Neal, Shirlee Thomson.
Alice Hilyard, Evelyn Duncan Of
Los Angeles, California. Games
were played and prizes were won
by Mrs. Edna Griffin and Mrs.
Frances Hughes.
Brewer Lee Clark. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Urlin Clark, 779 ST. An
thony Ave, has been given the role
Of Wesley, a pianist, in the play
'The Time Of Your Life"-Wn-
liam Saroyan, given at Manchester
college, Feb. %, &c, p and %, at
the college. The play is under the
direction Of Hiding Peterson.
Les LaisseE Nous Faire club met
Tuesday afternoon, Feb. IS, at the
residence of Mrs. Blanche DriZZle,
$40 n. st. Adams. Guests present
were: Mines. Hammond Turner,
Margaret Goddette, and Viola Wig
ington. First prize was won by
Mrs. Aldonia Anderson; second,
Mrs. Bertha Gum, and third, Mrs.
Blanche Drizzle. The guest prize
went to Mrs. Odessa Brent. The
next meeting will be during the
first week Of March at the home of
Mrs. NJ. X. Mcknight, $50 Fuller.
III at Home: Mrs. Roberta Tyler.
694 W. Central Ave, has been con-
fined to her bed for the past three
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weeks because Of illness.
The Just-Us club met Monday,
Feb. 10, at the home Of Mrs. Lois
Brown, 6S9 W. Central Ave. The
next meeting is scheduled TO be
at the home Of Mrs. Roberta Ty-
Ter, 694 W. Central Ave, who is
i'll. In case Of Mrs. Tyler's con-
tinued illness, the meeting will be
with Mrs. John Scott, 555 W. Jes-
samine.
Valentine Party: Mrs. Clarence
Schuck, I'll St. Anthony Ave, was
hostess TO the members Of the Just
Us club at a Valentine party, Feb,
II, at her home. A delicious buffet
luncheon was served. Games were
played throughout the evening and
the hostess presented each guest
with valentine and a gift.
Kitchen Shower: The Mines. An
nabelle Riddeaux and Cynthia Eos.
ter were hostesSes at kitchen
shower Monday, Feb. II. given at
Mrs. Riddeaux' home, TOT Rondo
Ave, honorinG Miss Evelyn Kelly,
who will be married to John Rob
inson on Feb. %. Those at the
shower were: Mines. Meredith
Howell. Gwynne Twiggs, Margaret
Judy, Edna Small, Emily Har-
grave, Evelyn Brent. Odell Patton,
Raymond Brown, Josephine 0den,
Ermine Allen, Otto Hall, Lillian
Balenger. Esther Bradley, and
Irene Hill and others. Those who
were unable to be present but sent
gifts were; Mines. FRustinR Rob
inson, Woody Mills, Lucille Har-
grave and Alma Freeman.
Valentine Party: Members Of the
Sterling club entertained at a Val
entine Party Friday evening, Feb.
IL, at the club. Each member was
privileged TO invite two couples.
The party began at 10 pm. until.
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influenza for the last few days. She
IL now doing nicely,
Mr.. Joseph Mitchell. 1901 bryant
Ave. NJ. was entertained at q birth
day party given by his wife In the
Sumner social room at 1901 bryant
Ave. NJ, Sunday evening, Feb, 0.
Mrs, Mitchell served turkey sup
per, Guests included MeSEra. and
Mines, Elmer ChildreSs, Paul KEEL
ley, Charles Miller, Thomas John.
son, Walter johnson, Theodore
Dean; Mmos. Margaret RoisH and
Jean FraEicTi MessTu. james John
son, Sidney AndersoR Frank Pen
ick, Raymond Patrick. Fred Ander.
pon, James Horris; Misses Frances
wilkrrHon, Amanda Byrd, Normis
johnson,
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circulation
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OF the Social oeSSlOIlS OF IOiilO
Addition TO Family: Mr.. and
Vincent Westberry. 1905 Bryant
Ave. NJ. have a baby boy as an
addition TO the family. The baby
was born on Thursday, Feb. 9, at
Maternity hospital weighing eight
pounds. Mr.. and Mrs. William West
berry are the grandparents Of in
FAINT Vincent Douglas, Jr., who has
n sister. Carol Ann, four years old.
Mrs. p. Buford Surprised: Mrs.
2. Buford, 4O36 Fourth Ave. s.,
was surprised with turkey dinner,
cake and ice cream as n birthday
celebration on Wednesday. Feb. -.
Those present were; Rev. and Mrs.
Willie Williams, Messrs, and Mines.
Melvin jefferson and Alexander
World. Also present were Mines.
+, l.. Simms, Lawson Porter, Lin
coin Berry, T.. Hancock, II. A.
Drake, Ruth Walker, A. y. James
and r.. u. Wilson who prepared the
dinner.
The Booker 7. Washington Study
club held its meeting on Tuesday,
Feb. IS, at the home Of the clubs
president, Mrs. Mae Jones, 1900
Portland Ave. Mrs, WreathR Max
well was guest speaker. Club Wis
itors were: Mines. +. G. Clardy and
Lloyd Walker Of Chicago. After
the business meeting a large box
Of wearing apparel was packed 10
be sent to n needy family In Tus-
kegee. Ala. The next meeting will
he held on March at the home
Of Mrs. Matte Owens, 5000 Clinton
Ave. s.
Baby Boy: Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Graham, 429 N. ColfaX, are the
proud parents Of a baby boy born
on Feb. 10 at General hospital. The
baby has been named Erie JeRmes
and weighed seven pounds at birth.
His paternal grandmother IL Mrs.
Mary Graham and his maternal
grandmother IL Mrs. LoreRn Dem
ming.
Special Meeting: A special meet.
ing was held by the local branch
Of the association Of Colored WON
en- at the Both street branch Of the
public library on Feb. IL 10 begin
a statewide campaign Of reorRani-
zation. Large groups from St Paul
and Minneapolis were In attend
ance. Refreshments were served.
| Mrs. Fannie N. Shanks was elected
temporary president and Mrs.
Emily Harris was elected temper
airy secretary.
Mrs. Addie Maddox Of Green
vile, Miss, IL visiting her aunt,
Mrs. John Rsiney. ST.. 3sIl Fourth
Ave. s. Mrs. Maddox will be here
indefinitely.
Twin Boys: Twin boys were born
on Friday. Feb. II, 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Garland Kyle, 9I6 East 22nd 81.
The boys weighed eight and six and
three-quarter pounds each. Mr..
Kyle Is . student at the University
Of Minnesota.
Dinner Party: Mrs. Cecilia Pat
terron. 80 Bryant Ave. ~, was
hostess at . dinner party given BY
the Minnshaha Marching Unit On
A in honor Of Mr.. Roy Y. Barnett
Of Chicago. Those present were
MessrE. Pascal Todd. Leon Lewis,
Ruben Warren. Richard Smith;
Mines. Myrtle Banks. Eleanor
Wright, Marguerite Washington,
Grace johnson and Elma W0odE0n.
Employees Entertain; The en-.
pIoyees Of Sumner Field homes en-
tsrtained their wives At the Eighth
Avenue Recreation Room on Valsn.
tines Day. The evening was spent
playing games, singing and dane
ing. There NsTs about 20 RueSts
| ureaent
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Hammnnds, assistant manager;
Mclamie Spencer, Connie Carson.
Jane Tyrcll, mattresses. Back Row.
Charles Atkins and John Bonnam.
cooks,
Hammonds purchased the site 10
months ago and had n new building
erected, The place IL all modern,
A feature 10 n turning barbecue
spit which cooks meat In plain
public view.
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e Of these
5 and check
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lie. II you
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OmisSiOn Friends who sent gifts but were unable to
attend the birthday party of Mrs Title Daniels 324 r. 4th
St, Feb g. Mines Lillian Stova Carrie Aiep Vida
Seaton Beauah Jones' Manda Washington and Mr. and Mrs
John Ainsworth.
Cali On Shut ns Members of the Social Sessions of Como
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Auxiliary Guests Mmca. Floyd
MaycA and Roy Burns were the
guests II the Camden American
Legion Auxiliary at tho Lincoln
Day dinner at Camden Hall, Mrs,
Burns participated In the program
for the day,
Newlywsds; Miss Virginia John.
son. daughter Of Mrs. Vivian Glib
con, 1901 Clinton Ave. s., and Mr..
James johnson. became the bride Of
Mr.. James Ash. son Of Mr.. Blaine
7, Ash, ST., In u surprise wedding
ceremony In the parsonage Of Rcy,
Charles Parker 81 Border church,
The wedding took place on Monday.
Fob, ~, nj 1895 n, m. The couple
are at homo at 07p AldrIch Ave. N.
Mrs. Cecil Newman. 1900 Port.
land, has been III at her home with
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A birthday party for Eddie
Withers, Jr., 725 Emerson Ave. N.
on his third birthday. was enjoyed
by his little friends on Sunday, Feb,
p. They especially enjoyed the ice
cream and cake.
Reading from left to right are:
Mrs. Edward Withers, Sr, Mrs,
Clara Mae Davis, Mrs. Lulu Sim
mons, Patricia Mae Davis, James
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-07-11

ALMOST 100000 TO EVERY TOBACCO
GROWER TOBACCO REFEREN
DECIDE WHAT WILL BE DONE 10
GROWER CAN AFFORD
ELECTION. TOO MUCH Is AL
AHEAD.
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INCEST PEOPLE
Continued from Page Six

thrown away. Jack threw out of
his life all undesirable people
whose bigotry, narrownesS, and
ignorance made them dead weight.
He was vehemently intollerant
of intolerance. A few years ago,
he was just about to invest a
large amount of money in a bus
mess to be started by man who
asked to borrow the sum when
he suddenly cancelled the contract.
| asked him why.
He explained, 81 learned that
he was bitterly anti-Catholic. Pm
not Catholic myself; but | feel
any man who is anti-Cathohc, or
ant-Jewish, anti-Negro. or anti
any religion or race certainly
hasn't the intelligence to handle
a large amount of money. Espec-
tally mine"
Jack felt a deep obligation to
his friends. After searching so
hard to find people who fit my
requisites of friends, Pm certainly
going to do all | can for Them"
he said.
| know for a fact that al least
ten men are now successful in
business because Jack gave-not
loaned-tfem the money to get
started. And | know three other
men who are happily married to-
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day because, WREN the marriages
appeared to be headed for the
rocks, Jack stepped in with his
intelligence and good advice to
guide them through the precar-
ious moments.
my friends problem is mine"
he said. He was always deeply
hurt when his friends kept their
problems from him and denied
him the opportunity to help.
| remember when | was troubled
with my own personal problem.
Jack took one look at me as |
entered his flat and said, "What's
the matter with you? You look
like you've been sucking lemons"
| said nothing was wrong, but
he said, you're not John Barry
more, so stop acting. Out with it.
What's your trouble?"
| said, 81 don't like to tell my
troubles to people. | was once
told that nobody should tell their
troubles to anyone, that private
woes should be kept private
"Who said that" Jack asked.
"God?"
| laughed and soon found my
self telling him the whole story
and listening to his suggested so.
lutions. In his own wonderful
way, he cleared nay skies and
showed me the way out Of my
headaches.
He ended with, "And never
again think that any man is so
self-sufficient that he doesn't
need the confidence of friends.
Desnite the low regard in which
7 hold most human beings, peonIe
need each other. No man can flo
nre his wav ont Of every nrohlem
That's what friends are for. And
LAWYERS. And whoever told YOU
that neonle shonld keep their
troubles to themselves was a fool.
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Serious damage was inflicted
this week upon the Is acres of to-
bacco cultivated by Porter BlaH-
ton of the Green Sea section,
when his crop was attacked by
small sap-sucking bugs.
Brooks Wilmington, secretary
of the Ioris Farm Bureau. identi-
fled the bugs as form of aphids,
hut since there are over 800 types
of aphidS, the species could not be
classified.
Several of the insects were sent
to W. c. Nettles, extension emit
omologist with Clemson college,
who wired the Farm Bureau that
a specialist in combating insects
would he sent to LoriS to prevent
q spread of the pestilence.
Though there is no apparent
threat of any widespread condl-
ton, immediate steps will he tax
en- TO exterminate the insects,
Wilmington reported. Only one
similar complaint was received,
he said, though aphida have done
damage to local crops in the past
years.
1t was believed that the type
of aphid which attacked Rlanton,S
crop is similar to the type which
usually feeds on apples. Scientists
agree that though aphidS may
thrive for year, off one crop, 1t
is possible for them to change to
another crop which may he more
plentiful Reports Of this adapta-
tion to new tastes are common
in other parts of the country.
Aphids. OF plant lice. as they
are sometimes called. can be
brought into 4 community through
shipments of various crops. or
remain dorment for long periods
before appearing.
AphidS have long legs and en-
tennae and may be winged or
winglesS. They feed mostly on
the green port of plants, sucking
the sap through their tnbed
mouths. and thus draining the
vitality of the plant.
Many species burrow into thee
leaves Of stems to lay their eggs.
thus causing a gall. Plant lice
give off a sweet substance known
as honevdew, which is a favorlte
food of ants. Many times types OF
ants protect aphidS, which are
called, for this reason, "ant COWS.
The reproduction of plant lice
has aroused much interest among
scientists. -,
In the spring, ''Stem mother"
matches from fertihzed egg de
posted on pant the previous
fall. The stem mother brings
forth, without mating, live, wing
ed females. which, also without
mating. produce several genera
tons of live insects.
Winged females then appear
in great numbers and move to
other plants. and again begin
bringing forth wingless females.
Only at the end OF summer do
the males and egg-laying females
mate. the female depoSitin% her
eggs in the ground or on a plant
10 lie over the winter.
Female plant lice come quickly
to maturity. and single female
may produce millions Of descend
ems with a rapidity which would
soon cover the earth with aphld@