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Evening star., 1947-10-12
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, calcu-
paid; nl,I pI; 1879; % eyes; sun, CO; 1925 is
tors bought and sold and rented RE 1l77.
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO., s13 14th ST.
Notwithstanding. bric-a a-brac, china,
glassware, rugs, silverware, paintings;
highest cash prices paid. Call MURRAY,
ANTioUIsoFurniture, china, glass. Gu
rios, old guns, music boxes. For courteous
attention call CH $500 afternoons
sABY sIoB CRIB WANTEp T1 standard SIZE with
BED. double, about 7 it. in length, with
sphles,oW SPRINGS and sms1 mstiress AD 65lo la
maRosany' sood qualify Box n 9as 4ssJ, ssaS' ssaT
BEDROOM, dining room or contents of
sion; We do moving, storage. IA. ,9937.
BEDROOM SUITES, dining room suites.
porch furniture in any amount wanted at
atsr mate Thst MR g9g have e sell please call
ee2s p5ce' BkRGArN pss s9F B6oa 5eSa
saoE sos s s. p5 y 5ns7t 5na7 zun
bard, and other writings; must be good
eondition SmdHs and reasonable MI. $500;
s91hs need dND sohD bdok OF a. de-
BOOK STORE, 721 9th st. NV, ME- 1906
CAMERAS, all types, movie equipment, all
pHoTo co. ss Pa ave- nW
opposite. Dept. of Justice. RE 2434,
p4aEa asoaa aad you s ME- tEes cAn
ERA EXCHANGE. 1910 New York ave. Y NV, NV.
CAMERAS-Gsrman camsre lersss ert
sxeaHN vantfS h4fS neS sYEa YeTE ave- cAA
CLOTHING tmen's) wanted-We pay up to
SIS per suit. s; y w. .ExcH.. 215? Pa
be5o pr,ces opep paG eyes for TIL
used clothing: GERMANS, '1iH 1ia5 y 7th tbs st.
9;X q,li.s ME-; s7e7. @ Open ewes; win can:
paxbest ed 1Te, g9 isd
HEpNES. 41a 18TH st. NV. DI, sess'
COINS. stamp collections. ivories. auto
Es5gse HoBsY sHo sseFs i4ss sSa St syer D bought &
prices. Ask for Mr.. oPPENHEIMER 9I7
DIAMoSSDs and old gold, diamond watches
and discarded jewelryy Cash paid. ERNEST
BuRk. NC, 6i4 18th st. NV. DI. 277!s.
and wrist Watches initial. birthstones, dia-
mond wedding rings; other jewelry pur-
chased: highest prices paid: NEW YORK
DoLLs-Haye you an oldetashioned doll
sf{loa sgd p5ies ses sSP5 sssE
coat. suitable for shaking cape: must must be be
FUkNACE, SIEAM-MuSt be IN good
working condition, 800 to T50 fit. radia-
tion. 2:3o to 4:3o pm. CO. 1875:
metal: fast service; highest price. Call
any time LU. 7647. Clean removal
FURNITURE, clothing, mems. womens,
cash prices; linens, drapes, etc; you may
list your helonsings with US for sale;
We will sell them for you If you prefer;
listen to Good Neighbor" radio an
nouncement every morning. Phone RA
as7l. pick up and deliver Your Good
Ga ave. NV asi, 9Th st. NV.
FURNITURE-Complet furnishings for
apt. wanted VIII rent apt ii in good NV.
section. GE. 1904.
FURNITURE, household goods Of all kinds,
china, bric-a-brac, cut glass, Highest cash
prices RE. 1904 or DE. 2019: 49,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dining room.
bedroom, secretary, odd chests. dressers'
FiUGRNiTTURE - Homefurnishinzs of all
kinds. in good condition.: spot cash,
prompt removal. MR.. JERRY. LU. s42s.
FURNITURE and household effects Of the
better kind wanted at once; will buy suites.
odd pieces or entire home. Please call
today. MR.. GRADY. Ma. 2620.
Evening star., 1947-10-12
FARM 9 GARDEN ieant.l

cow MANURE and top soil-If YOU want
gen,uine s,1 t,,s coT manure m you would not know
from one. who does not produce It. YOU you
would call Homestead Dairy Farm, which
does not own q single horse, and has the
s.ton tracfosd ses deiivered sh D in peT waeh aeh
m sss than Nd ton phos. Sts
ip5saas aosRss sIocM si% next spring. planted thI,
a4%s's snd sdirssS Il s00ts s 'ns se. M
sssf s nog RosEh%Ws RhSRf oplSn STRSth Stf sess
LANDSCAPE V SERVICE. s'eI pruning, Md planting
transplanting, sodding. lawns made. reno
WALKER. sH. $3.50 sas of'Ve"ass' W. C.
plsnts pkIvET 7, HEDGE szI. 10000 heavy sgt,oaek
s PsR. Esls s1sf Church sa lsi7M 81 MEREDITH CAP
FIG TRELs. bearing Size. $3.50. MERE
RTH FfaaspF FTsrs En- ssS5Sfs s5n5sh Is
esz ssndsy 'SMasansD MERsDrFPHa PIants eApPgR PER-
500 wHiHf GhHEfh Doesaswaoops. essa specimen plants
sf5 z$b g i aa essEih 125
MEREDrTH sRias sHfs cApsEs X sAss fsis ffSn
AAALEAS In variety. 15c up: chrysanthe-
moRRfs oRal1ffsy sla sESSp spnGs 4sa
Rs Es AspRRGftSp spRGep snad Nad ok eSeI s.n.
sac, sac IN home planting, low cost. sH
CORN PIcKERs. one-row pull .yp. New
neW; nays tWoaTow tsGoTmSk ni, Desring, Wood Bros.
% Jehn Deere. sH 1nternasional 1ernssa; no. Ais H.
66narmers; 6ssrn nsw one;row ans mounted; 10i john
Ne New and used tractors. piows % and discs aVe Of
easSssK stessnson seoGKEY rARa Ioss
Pikesville. Md. off Route l4O, near NV
sf1in coTneT Baltimore City line, Phone Pixies
GRAyELY GARDEN TRACTOR wanted
Due to death, in my family, / must keen
myself occupied, work ON my land for
~1af M Dry rsoi 'GR 9th hDEee st. 1es
PEARS, improved Keefrer. hand picked
nq fSr canning and, eating, 81 25 bu. Phone
IANbsGAApE GARDENERs-Lawns, tree
surgery; sur, ssopsoil fertilizing. drainage sys-
lowering shrubs and rn perennial 0opH1ts: plsnts:
is5Slssi Fo4STuIEsMk EM os75 RE. ss$a. anu efsen
a1RH2sa aBgEssn Sfs Eye, 50 . busb.l: a,,e.D,rrov
an and 1w steel-wheel wagon. Cali Engleside
AFRICAN v1oLETs. healthy, young plants,
s5c Up; several varieties. Leaves, for
sEw Ss1T sFEEi e : sosfs. SIS it.: sxtr. strong:
heater; sio. 0!x.s TX. o7so. ssae-arm hos-~ateF
BLUEBERRlES,. delicious flavor profit-
aDie' deltghtfully ornamental, with clus-
cence. Plant this fall. supply limited,
pay on delivery. phone your order today.
GaIl Union 7441 or Bowie 4335. ROSE
LAWN NoRSER1ES, Seabrook, Md, Glenn
Evening star., 1947-10-12
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

cavating, grading, road building, base
ments dug. land clearing. FA. 1264-J.
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO., 622 st. NV. National
Evening star., 1947-10-12

stewart-Warner. excel
Gu. it., Sl00. Gil. 1859.
Frigidaire. medium size.
Kenmore wringer washer;
GE. 1898.
EIectroluX. prewar, in
IS. WO. 1872.
G. E, monitor top, $65;
Universal, 8 IT., good
ondition; S15. EN-. 1854.
1910, Frisidaire, in
approx. 6 Gu. ft., S125.
Hyatts.. Md, WA. T240.
Philco. cleo. 500: g
ondition. 4212 Goth ST.,
Md, WA. 1868.
Cold Spot, 412 Gu. it.,
q, $50. TO. $3.50. Ia
new hr. model; Philco
model: guaranteed 5
e, S247; sale price, $500.
am. and 4 pm, WA.
GE. 5-eu.-ft.: perfect
Hoover Vacuum cleaner,
$50. Call 81. 327S.
General Electric. 5ia Gu.
ndition; first S1O0 takes
20 Oglethorpe NV. Ia
: (2). electric, lge. and
I'd: lge. furnace, water
So.
GE. excellent condition,
X sale, S15. Phone AID.
9ves.
], electric-We have a
.nrnn Hcnhic-fnnt mndelS
Evening star., 1947-10-12
BOATS.

DIESEL CRUISER, so IT., wheel-houss
ped; swap charter or sell: asking $1,000.
sis-H.P. 81 WIZARD outboard motor, $50.
CABIN CRUISER. ss-ft. Chesapeake Bay;
EAsTPoRT MARINE RAILWAY, Annapo.
lis, Md. or call LU., 2197. after. 5.
3O-FT. OWENS trunk cabin cruiser COM
motor run less than 40 hours. Annapo-
Yacht Y aiTo DELIGHT" sox1a. white cedar
hull. panel oak cabin, beveled plate glass
s Saa o eaFas aryaecR 0T for 1sDs
three cabins; suitable for living quar-
ters; priced for quick sale at $1,000.
Docked at Gregory's $50 Maine ave. s.w.
WINTER sToRAGE-Berths for motor
boats up to so #. in ice-free water: dry
storage for sailboats tno charge for hani,
ins9 pr1n,, Vets Watehpan man service BuZzARO
ss TR casls saae OF cktisfa III sss5 salsy head
newly decorated; returning TO Army; must
sSil sGrBoasp sssI Moron. sISf Neptune. hp.. !.
offer. WA. 1891 after IL al am
OWENS 1852 31.ft sedan cruiser. perfect
condition; Chrysler Crown. 115 h,p. A
real buy a: 5000. HUGH ALEXANDER;
MARINE SUPPLIES. riat paints s NC rope s' nre *.
tinguishers. outboard motors, Scripps ma
rine engines, so to 300 h.p.; fishing tackle.
FRANK ! PEI IdS VEScHIo & SON. 1919 lltn
3; ss-fT. Il MaAoeANy VA SEA SLED; max. Offer.
HARTGE YACHT YARD, Galesville, Nd.
BOAT, 9i3 #, car top: practically new;
Sf5. Phone Temple 1850.
Continued on Next Psgso
Evening star., 1947-10-12

ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, calcu-
lators, office equip, all kinds; top price
paid. DI. 1879: ewes: Sun. CO. 1925. is
ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, calcula-
tors, bought and sold and rented RE 1l77.
NV.
MISUNDERSTANDING. bric-a-brac, china,
glassware, rugs, silverware, paintings;
highest cash prices paid. Call MURRAY,
Taylor 1898
Evening star., 1947-07-10

Infants Wear

Boys $S.9S Wash Suits, broad
cloth blouses, linen pants. Sizes
3 to 6 --- 1890 $3.S8
Girls $5.99 Dotted Swiss Pima
fores, pink or blue. Sizes 3 to 6,
$2.S8
Infants Irregulars Of $14.9S
Rayon Crepe Coat and Bonnet
Sets - - $4.88
79c Stainless Steel Fork and
Spoon Set 48c
$1.99 Sterling Silver Identifica-
tion Bracelets - Soc
S6.98 Eyelet Embroidered Pima
fores, white. Sizes 3 to 6 $4.S8
$1.69 to $3.50 (some irreg.) jack
cts, Bobby Suits, Knit Suits, Tod
dler Dresses, Pinafores, Boys Sun
Suits and Overalls 78c
S3.99 Cotton Print Seersucker
Sun Suits. Sizes l to and 8
to 6 " - -$2.SS
Kann'-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-10
SDOrtsUear

65-$5.95 Junior Size Sun Suits,
1888
4s-$2.3s Junior Halters - $1.59
3s-$Io.s5 White Cotton Gabar-
dine Play Suits ---- $7.95
3s-$7.s5 to s1o.e5 Cotton and
Rsyon Play Suits 1896
37-$3.9s Cotton Print Broom
stick Skirts -----~---- 2.S9
5s-$2.95 Cotton Tee Shirts $1.SS
42-Sl.59 Cotton Tee Shirts, $1.19
ss-S2.ss and $3.50 Cotton and
Rayon Houses ------- $l.SS
16-Women's $16.95 Hah-size
Rayon Dresses -------$l2.o0
Kann's-Second Floor.
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SOiIed Blankets

2-$25 72x90" st. Mary's Lamar
AN-Wool Blankets $19.99
3-S17.95 72x90" North Star ALL
Wool Blankets 1883
2-S13.50 72x90" Chatham White
All-Wool Blankets $3.50
3-S11.95 S0x90" All-Wool Blan-
kets $3.50
2-s6.95 72x90" 25% Wool, $3.50
Cotton and 500 Rayon Blankets
$4.ss
3-S3.50 70xSO" so Wool, $3.50
Cotton Grey Blankets -----$1 $1.99
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Lingerie and
Negligees

S4.95 and $5.95 Gowns and Shorty
Pajamas of rayon carocord and
tricot. Broken sizes -$ $2.95
S8.95 2-pc. Rayon Gowns. Sizes
32/38 -------------$ IS
$685. Rayon Crepe Print Pa
jamas. Broken sizes - A.95
S. Rayon Satin Lace-Trimmed
Slips. Sizes "a and SO ------ So
S1.15 to $I.69 Rayon Crepe and
Satin Slips. Sizes 9 and II, 79c
s3.95 White Cotton Gowns $1.95
$685. Cotton Brief Goats. Broken
sizes So.SS
Kann's-Second Floor.
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Linens

t$4.54 Mattress Covers $S.79
8 Seconds of $15.s5 Linen Damask
Cloths - -.- 1895
9 Seconds of $19.95 Linen
Damask Cloths, 70x106 $12.50
7 Seconds Of $14.s5 Linen Damask
Cloths, 62x82 ------ $685.
4-$4.20 Terry Bath Mats $500
27-$1.25 Dish Towels ca. S9c
24-$1.s5 Printed Cotton Table
Cloths $1.19
1-S12.78 7-pc. Printed Rayon
and Cotton Luncheon Sets, $685.
SO Seconds of Soc Martex Hand
Towels 33c 33c
II Seconds of $3.50 Martex Bath
Towels $1.25
60 Seconds Of $500 Martex Bath
Towels $1.50
3-S4.95 Chenille Mat and Lid
Sets $2.95
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Better Dresses

$22.95 Dresses with Jackets, all
black ----- $500
S22.95 and $500 Eyelet Spun
Rayons and Salinas. White and
pastels. Sizes 10 to 20 -. $16.97
Misses s14.95 to $16.95 Summer
Dresses, one and two apiece styles.
Plain and printed sheers and
printed crepes -- $7.99
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-10
JR. SUMMER
DRESSES
Stationery

4S-Odds and ends Of Typewriter
Ribhons 39c
30-39c Pictures Of Various Sub
;ects, ready for framing &c
90 $500 Nah Jong Racks Sl.O0
1880 Trio Trac Games S1.25
14-Sl.50 Metal Base Telephone
Rests and Pads -------75c 75c
Kann's-Street Floor.
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Upholstery

a0-s5.95 Knitted Chair Covers,
1898 "a.
s0-$5.s5 Knitted Curtains, nat
ural, 78 in. long -------$3.69 pr.
2o-s9.95 Floral Cretonne Drap-
cries, 2a4 yards long $3.50 pr.
50-S3.95 Cottage Sets, upper
and lower sashes ---$1.99 pr.
3-s12.95 Rayon Satin Vanity
Skirts, green and dusty rose,
$5.95 ca.
l2-$4.26 Pr. Swanette Tailored
Curtains, ivory, 54 inches long,
$3.50 pr.
25-s5.4s and $5.s5 Pr. Priscilla
Curtains, novelty weave, 81"
long ------ $3.2S pr.
100 Yards S1.00 Vat Dyed Gre
tonne. IS" wide ----69c
20-Ss.9S Ready-made Chair
Slip Covers, sailcloth, with re-
versible floral cretonne cushion,
$5.98
12-$17.9S Ready made Sofa
Slip Covers, sailcloth. with re-
versible floral cretonne cushions,
$12.sS
Kann's-Third Floor.
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COrsets

4e-$7.95 and $10.95 Summer
Foundations. Some discontinued
models, some irreg. Nude and
33-S5.95 and $1,000 Girdles, some
all elastic with panel front, lac
ing at sides; others, fabric back
and front with Talon closing.
Nude and black 1888
s9-s5.95 Par-Form Junior Cir
dies and Panty Girdles, all elas-
tic. Blue, nude, white and black.
Small, medium and large $500
50-s3.95 to $3.50 Girdles. Small
sizes. Nude ---- $1.OO
44-S2.95 Black Roll-on Girdles,
all elastic. Small, medium and
large ---~-------- ooc
1oo-$1.oo to $1.25 Net and
Batiste Brassieres. Nude ana
white -----------------
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FLOOR SAMPLES
Occasional Furniture
h IL OFF and Less

1-sl5s5 coektoH Table. mahogany finished -S5ss
I-szz.5o coekto TubIe, mahogany finished S7.'S
I-s9.e5 End Tabe, walnut finished ----------$4.sS
,-szss5 Mite Tobe, mahogany veneered on eumwood.
$l4.98
$3.50 coek.aiI Table. mahogany veneered on gum
$3.50 Mahoseny commodes des--------------$15.98
I-SIe.e5 coektoi Tobe, mahogany veneered---SSss
I-slz.e5 End TobIe mahogany veneered on eumwood
S5.98
,-ss4s5 Sewing Cabinet, mahogany veneered on gum,
1-Ss.4S Tier TobIe. maple finished d-------S5.sS
I-SI6.e5 Record cabinet, mahogany finished dS7.sS
1-SI3.e5 Telephone Set maple finished ---SS.sS
1-Si7.e5 Coektol TobIe. mahogany finished on gum
l-sIze5 End Shelf TobIe. mahogany veneer---Ss9s
l-szz.5o Step End TobIe. mahogany veneer----SlZSS
I-$l5.s5 Telephone Set, mahogany finishedS9sS
1-$29.o5 4-shef Bookcase, mahogany veneer with gloss
door -S14.9S
$3.50 4-.heif Bookcase, mahogany finished S1zsS
$3.50 4-sheIf Bookcase. nohosony finishedSlSss
I-sIss5 Lemp TobIe wolnut veneered -ssss
l-Slss5 coektoI TebIs. mahogany veneered---sesa
I-$I5ss coektoii TebIe, mahogany veneered---sI.so
1-sies5 coektoH TobIs, mahogany ~eneered---SLSe
I-$I5e5 coektoH TobIe. mohoeony veneereo---sI',o
l-Sl5.s5 Lomp TsbIs. mahogany. veneered ----ss'so
I-$9s5 Coffee TebIs woInut finished---------@o..o
i-Ss.s5 Mite TobIe, wolnut finished ----------S.o
I-slo.s5 Lsmp TobIe, mahogany veneereo------so'.o
I-sl7s5 Lamp Toble, with blue mirror top -----S.'.o
I-S7.ss Console TsbIs. walnut finished - 80
l-ezz 50 prep Lssf TebIe maple finished ------@.oo
I-sII.s5 Sewing cebinsss mahogany fnsneo 80
l-sz9s5 coektoH TebIe, wheot tnsn------ S,aos
Sac. 80 coekseI Tebs blond fnish--------SS,,oSS SS,,oS
<I-Szz.so Twe-Tisr TebIs, monoeony Ve'ee'
rurnitre-Fomth Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-10
I.nnns

Lamps
S-s1s,9S Student Bridge Lamp
~. $7.98
20 S1.SS Rayon Vanity Shades,
$1.00
sAAs Is s12.ss Fish Table Lamps,
$5.9S
4-s12.ss Gooseneck Deck Lamps, m Is
3o-s5.98 Asst Sizes >Kayon
Shades
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-10

Women's S10.95 Rayon Crepe
Dresses, broken sizes and colors,
Sc
women's ss.s5 and ss.s5 Rayon
Crepe Dresses, soiled pastels IS
ss.95, $I0.95 and $12.95 Misses
Rayon Crepe Dresses, broken
sizes and colors rs-----------$a
Second Floor.
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Upholstered
Furniture
N to u OFF

1-$37.50 Cushioned Maple Arm
Cualr -@----- $Sf'0o
800 Cushioned Maple Love
Seats " S39.95
2-S59.50 Cushioned Maple Arm
1-S195 2-pc. Suite, maple arms,
$69.50
1-$119 Modern Sofa Bed and
Chair to match h--$ $79
3-S74.50 Rock-A-Fellet Platform
Rockers $3.50
3-$47.50 Goose-Neck Colonial
Rockers $29.95
1-$159.50 3-pc. Bent Ash Sun
room Suite e----$ $3.50
2-S44.95 Cushioned Cypress Sun
Lounges $3.50
2-$10.95 Mahogany Finished
Utility Chairs 1898
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-10
Goats e Suits

S10.95 and 1885 Natural and
Navy Raincoats. Sizes 10, II, IA,
$3.99
Evening star., 1947-07-10

Gas Ronges-FIoor Models
l-SI8675 6-Burner Cos Ronse. de luxe e---$59.s5
l-$l345o Cos Ronse table top. gloss with light heot
control ETC. c---------------- $119.e5
'' Sess5
l-szl35o Colon Electric Voter Heater, s-$1s9.s5
49, "a Utility TobIes floor samples $z.9s
l-Slle.5o Electric DISPOSED. floor sompe $ss.5o
l-SIz45o Automatic Disposal Unit floor sonpIe $89e5
Kanns-Appance store-sth and NV
Evening star., 1947-07-10
SS95 Grey
UTILITY
BLANKETS
s2.99

A general utility blank
ct for beach, home.
camping, etc. 22%
wool, $50 reprocessed
wool and 1870 rayon.
Size 62x84.
Blankets. and Comforts
Street Floor.
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SALE! Sc Mems
SIC to $3.50 Roincoots

Cotton eobordine, nyIon and hydrovized
cotton poplin. Raglan and set-in sleeves,
fIy front. Some in the group ore slightly
soed. A very, very good buy. Sizes reg
uIors -3o-38-42-44. Longs SO.
Shorts 4O-42
3-Men's Szs.75 Sport coet.. Made in Coli
fornio. All WOOL Tonnish grey. Regular
sizes 1895,
4-Men's $35. .oo> Norfolk Joekets. All wool
heather mixture and solid shade Of brown.
ReouIor 4O-42 Longs 2/3o------------
Men. $3.50 CORDUROY Sport coots. Ton
ReouIor sizes l/34.
Kann's-Men's Store-Second FIX
Evening star., 1947-07-10
Art Goods

Art Goods
30-S1.59 Knitting Bags sc
3-S4.98 Fancy Pillows ---S1.SS
28-79c Stamped Scarfs -- ACC
30-25c Balls Strawkraft 15c
20-S2.98 Stamped Needlepoint
C.nvases SOC
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-10
BUDGET Dress Shop

Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-10

80 Misses $1S95 Summer Suits,
$500
Al Misses and Women's $29.95
summer Suits $1,000
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1947-07-10

Kann's-Second Floor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-22
AROUND and ABOUT
By GODFATHER ANN

Louis Wade Med the affair,
Myzell Sowell sung For Senti-
mental Reasons" and IN Close
NV Eyes" Clifton Smith sang
Might and Day' accompanied at
the piano bv Dorothy ThurSton,
Some Of the eye openers mo-
deling the very latest creations
were Virginia Jsgeras. wearing
white satin bathing suit trims
med in rcd
MARY Lou Davis in a two
piece bathing suit red trimmed
in white.
Almehta Hatcher in daShine
navy blue lounging pslaras
with a candy stripe Jacket
CARMEL Acnew in Chinese
style black satin paismaS. the
sleeves trimmed in black tatieta.
For cocktails there's no doubt
about il. ribbons and flowers
are leadina the hat parade this
season. Drapes and more
drapes. Jeanne Hill chose a
black nYlon ribbon hat. made
by Annett Johnson. 10 90 with
black crepe cocktail dress
with multi. colored striped tat
feia draped over. the hip.
Talk about SUITS Don't know
what 10 expect next However.
thew were al pretty especially
the Jersey cane stole or the
brown wool suit Katherine Weiss
modelled She wore q brown
ribbon hat with brown accesso-
ries
Doris Ann Sh.yc> woye
4 chit blue eabsrdine suit With
4 >eouin chawolor on ne
shoulder PINK me- hat With
ned roses
Irraa Kevcs looked nice in 2
crcv cut away with the tlshtall
wth an SLACK accessories
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-22
Mrs. Smith Selected

WASHINGTON. D c INN
PA Mrs Christine 6. Smith,
president 81 the National AS
sota;.on Of Colored Women. has
accepteG an invitation OF the
State Department to attend the
national conference of the Unit
co Nations Educational, Scien-
tific and Cultural Organization
Is be held in Philadelphia on
March e4-26. il was announced
Mrs r N. Kcndrick. executive
secretary Of the NACW. will at
tend the conference with Mrs
Smith tho announcement said.
Mrs Smith was a guest of the
Congress " American Women
al reception held on lnterna-
;ional Women's Day
ton that was his own compost
ton Ms c l. Sharp was in
charge Of the program
Another interesting treat in
View toY the mothers OF the
children Of the chool IS being
planncd-a tour Of the Goodwill
Industries
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WINCERT PTA SEES
OUTSTANDING FILM

The Wlngett School Parent
Teachers group has been busy
making plans for It's growth and
for events OF an educational and
social nature II is SUNDAY. Mar
%. that they plan TO give a
musical tea al the home OF Dr.
and Mrs. w. A. Thompson. 1888
West Grandw Boulevard. All pa
rents and friends are invited
Al the last meeting Of the
group Father Hubert Roburg
presented slides on The Eco
monte Needs OF the Negro
This material was compiled by
the students Of Marygrove Col
lege
The other participants on the
program included the choral
group Of the school under the
direction of Mrs. Estcllo Adams,
Miss Louise Ramsay. OF North
western High School, who gave
a dramatic reading; boys
trio. Luther Thomas. Jack Fol-
son. and Ford Sharp Mr. Fol-
son also rendered piano selec-
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GENT Of the WEEK

GENT Of the WEEK
This week We chose COX
DELL FRANCOIS ROBINSON.
500 Harmon. a native Of Shreve-
port. Louisiana. a resident OF De-
troit for four years and making
an outstanding contribution.
He attended Southern UnlNer'
sitv and Is now a senior IN the
College Of Liberal Arts az WAYNE
University. studying voice Mr..
Robinson Is employed bN the
CITY Recreation Department and
IS dong group work al the Del
ray Community Center He IS
chairman Of the Culture Com
mittee OF the Alpha Phi Alpha
Fraternity member Of the In
terfratcrnal council al WAYNE
University. The Contemporary
Theatre the AYD and the MA
CP
Cordells ambition IS TO con
certzc. teach in a southern COLI
loge and direct A capella chcirs
he directed the AKA's a capella
Choir also Alpha 5 Inter-fraier-
nal a capella choir Likes foot
ball a. spectator and ENJOYS
PLAYING basketball His favorite
hobbies arc cad,ng and super
visinc groups Pet pceVeS arc
peopel who 90 not know when
70 laugh. especially AZ the wrong
time during an Interesting dra-
ma
HIS contribution 20 the race
Is curbine juvenile delinquency
BY working with the recreation.
Al department
EGA'S FASHION REVUE
Obs and abs came FROM me
interested spectator, - the
FGA's Fashion Show 7ne> ocS-
tail party q, Club 666 las, Sun
day
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appeared with the Durham
and has been a student OF the
troupe from May AS to June 40
ballet for several years.
She studied the ballet in the
Detroit Institute and under the
famous Todd Bolender in Boston.
Miss Billingsley has also stu
died in the American School of
Ballet in New York. and has
been student Of native art in
Mexico. where she visited in the
late summer.
Now associated with the Mills,
Miss Billingsley plans to return
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II would probably take this
entire column 10 describe all
OF the beautiful outfits. Looking
around in the audience the
males nearly outnumbered the
females. Present included Clara
Shepared. Betty McCloud. Chick
Webb. Roy Sims. Gloria Win6er-
! ish. Clarence Hall. Larry Bleach.
I Lois Warren. Calvin Hughes, Do
rothy Brown. Louis Campbell,
Walter Mason. Betty Glenn. Lii
Ian Wright Fred Jones. Hester
Bell Lawrence Lockart. Zelma
'Lichtfoot Donald Webb. Lin
williams and hundred q others
SURPRISE SURPRISES
II was nothing unusual FOR
Lin DickerSon 10 drop in on his
sister and her hubby for din
ner last Saturday but Il was
unusual when they tricked him
home only % find group Of
his friends awaiting TO fete him
on his birthday. yep he was sur
prised. at leafs he acted as il
he were
The party was given for him
bv his fiancce. Covrine Griffin
az Lin's home on Begole Such
lovely gifts he received. espe-
ciallv the shorts with the lace
on them
Chatting. eating. and dancing
were Nathaniel Gregory Side
liza "Djmules" Hugh Wilson
Bunie Tate. Frank and Gloria
Johnson. LEROY DickerSon Ma
ZION Cobb. Daniel Walker Le-
Roy Starks. Joe Pembroke
Frances Griffin, Chuck Wilson
and others
The Eastside Sportsmen Rod
and Gun Club gave a party last
SATURDAY. az 1915 McDougall
The fellows first affair turned
ont swell
Tau Chapter Of the Delta Sie-
ma Theta and the Pyramid
Clubs Open tho Door for Rich
ard" dance last Friday at the
NacFeWa Gun was huge sue
cess
DOWN LOVERS LANE
Touring along the highway OF
love had little chat with Dan
Cupid learning that A win
Campbell married Ellen Gilmer
last Saturday
That A Broadnax and Wv
ian McCoy are 10 be married
soon
T-uv Watson and DAISY Carter
set ,he date Tor spring
Also Hazel Qusrker and Bob
Allen wlll marry next month
Glad 81 bear that Louis Wade
ana ufe Marguerite. Of New
20 Kissed and made up
tret ewsyled recently
S4se Gordon and Alex Thorn.
IS wl wed IN April and don't
bc surprised II ! spring a few
.raose on YOU next week