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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-15

attend next Fall. wonder if
eating in the girls dorm has any
thing 10 do with his decision
We are quite proud Of the new
interest taken IN Michigan State
Normal College The new resi-
dents for the Fall semester Will
find two beautiful buildings on
the campus. The new Pierce Hall
now under construction Will be
ready for classes soon. The only
parts of the old Pierce Hall that
will remain will be the old bell.
from the bell tower, and the old
organ that has been on the cam
pus since 1887.
The new women's dormlntory
will also be ready by the Fall Of
the year II will be called Lydia
l. Jones Hall. II Will accommo-
date four hundred students. We
are very happy to know the cam
pus is growing in size as well as
popularity The more the mer-
rier. we always say.
Welly. We will be back at the
grind next Monday and for some
reason We are rather glad. The
Detroit college set goes SO much
that we hicks tire soon. (Smile)
Lest l forget. / wonder why
Wendell Williams is visiting De-
troit so much lately Could il be
that he has found an interest in
d. and is forgetting his interest
in Ypsi? We wonder?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-15

Give Me A Cup Of Old Cows
Coffee. please"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-15
RECENT CONVERT

We were down visiting WAYNE
University today and we ran in
10 Doug Robinson. Doug was
quite impressed with Normal
on his recent visit and plans I
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-15
ETA PHI BETAS
GIVE BAL MASQUE

Hundreds OF dancers attended
the annual Pre- Valentine Bal
Masoue gwen by the three chap
tiers OF Eta Phi Beta sorority,
on last FRIDAY night. The lovely
affair was gwen az the Macea-
hoes building Wiih hosteSses
and guests running the galnut
Of figures Of fact and fancy IN
their costumes.
Choosing the winners OF prizes
for the most original the most
UNIQUE ana most comcal MAS
indeed difficult Job tor the
Judges. Emerging AS winners iol.
loving the grand parade and
moments of consultation were
Mi and Mrs. G. Il Collier,
whose costumes were the most
beautiful They represented an
artist complete With palette ana
paints, smock and the MODEL IN
a very striking period gown OF
white SATIN Second most beau
tlful costume ana presentation
was awarded 70 Jeanne Hill.
VILLA Brnson and Anne Rivers
OF the Spagklcls CLUB, they
wore MANDARIN costumes, with
one q great lady and the 9TH
ers her servants The most
UNIQUE costume according 10 the
Judges careful ANALYSIS was that
OF Mrs. Anna sloan, who Vas
CARRIED as Puck Shskespcar-
can character Her costume Mas
Of gold ana black SATIN The
most conmcai costume was that
of Alonzo Robinson Wno was
dressed as Caledonia CaSn
awards were presented eacn oi
the winners
Among the MANY people CON
trlouung 20 the success oi the
ven are were the CAPABLE lude-
es, Ahestcg SnutE em' Mills.
Roy Morton. kdNald Simmons
and Hereford Porter Others
were committee members OF the
sorority with Johnnie Ross,
Chairman Lila Mae NOBLE,
Anne Po,ie., Mabel scott, Mar
ian Malun and Blanche Gu
Yer.
Mss Nina Garner is the bash
ieus 81 Alpha Chapie Helen
Loun7e, oasileus Of Bta chap
ter ana Thelma hancock, basi-
ieus OF Gamma Chapter,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-15

iendant for refusing "a su
the Negro complainant. ne
Nelson. 2246 (. Lafayette Ma,
Common Pleas Judge L. Eu.
gene Sharp This vas the inst
case of It's kind in Wayne C6un.
~ since the enactment s. m.
new Diggs civil rights lsw
Judge Sharp is suppo I'D by
many religious. labor ana ci1c
organizations.
RALPH II. KIRBY. $500 Bed.
ford Rd. is candidate for
Wayne County auoltpf ON he
Republican ticket.
He is advocating speedy
completion OF cono.r loun.
~ and city building a j ect
he proposed IN 1920 Wnut a
member OF the Wavnc any
Board Of SUPERVISORS Al pies.
Ont nc is a Wayne COUNTY jury
commissioner and lrdlts,sts
broker. He has the cndogs nent
OF leading Republican cluos,
civic, fratcrnal and renAlous or
carnations and the WoilcrIns
Baptist Ministers Cost cece
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-15
TALK Il. TOWN.

LII OF wv INXWM
1T1LA THE ~ - IN
M
by LIME = =" ES
coqd be more appropriate 70
M ~ II r bec,n colsnn an Valentine Week
Wv l Ii shan j wedding t>peyally when il is
e..r..~ ,rer.y.rg As tha, 81 loyey Bencc Eliza
Sc M. III, lax, J4e,l Simmons Ill The couple
800 3 frt..l. urcl thes SPOKE Their vows
- ga Il o.r Is5v 81 yjsta,or Chrch II St.Lous
VI '"' 5.r,J ~ ,csre spoken ,he Young Smmonses
P 7:s u. :. s....' .2 \. .'s."
scbSo, lrr ,porknr towards deerte b yttl ,-
gineerg Uh * htr0ce {, studvrg for masters degree
2, lt Nt0. - Il Ia e. 49, 49, .E,, 'v5,f
Dora " ~ at stfd Ne .t.l Y 4
his fa-rgr. ,aoes Il tyad & .hg Simmons 81 ROYALTIES.
lncorpora.ed other r.NEweds choosing HE season
5lfi,t,sls. TJ3N ,ftpfn are .ra S,.,r1fy Ftan,es
Tfat vr p.4 r.ser.Ir 4, yerv aaie, ceremony with
OH rerb,r. ,.e tm,, and intimate frler,, present
IA performed rt cerenqnv III the ALTAR az the chrch
TIE BRIDE +, tte CORNER Arne Dobhas. hey will
MAJ ,fe.r n.o!n Detrat
rHO0 snog'd IS Z, 4b nr ,hc three me at
w H( 7 tne tne BE Wade Borh.as p.. title
w ~ Aired Bole tn. +, crt oand son
v. a:.. i. 7. .s... 5 81 s
eyer Now. Mas ars tas Two grandson, ana title
In me SINAI try news t'le Joyce Rc cher daughter
of Mr. and Mrs J Bclcher Who celebrates ier eighth
birh5a Surdaya roor S. th n.Hy ttle friend, in
Ia as games and er + birthGar cake
Who is also said most often about lovely Annette Jor.
dan vise in ire city from Les Angeles,
guest Of Mr. Mrs. Ralph Jordan Of
MsYbury Grand n Giles Kenner,
remembered Of preinesi brides On
Sunday was entertained a party by
charming hosiesses Keyes Weiss Ra
eheI tl7,sr ciests we're m,e simmons Frances Williams
jeanette Jones Mrs Richard Dusuid Mrs June Short Betty
podson Rorns Lawson Matte Camp and Mrs Cessna Hoeue
rITrTT1 ~ -. rIoet STRIKE. ,ba br.r ,f
M ~ Il M = 4,i,,n. IL Er.ia. ~ +, ! i.oL,.
w 1J4 " 4ar.,9i,i 81. ..rl,v.r.lt +1 CI FIN az
uFARTS T,f ts +. .er St..,1a..,. p.tl s,..,..r q
III ne Eer.nar- er ~ .,.. j. 4r Am E..,,, A,ts
S1rCrs-r ror.e.-s ~ S.. I'll. t.r.t t,1r ,. ~ ~ ~
Nsv5ar tt-ayca r.,.tc, u.a "a
t-,. Ic ~ 81 Tsctr o., ard E'za1e.h pa.,or
Us.re ,,rs-, ed @ -,,.,,i.cv ~ he p,rsr,;I
Cb Tres,4 5,ba ,.o..r sri ~ gsIa il ,bs
Iasor Tan,po Ara.rer ,e ,t+ "a .ta c,, ,,.lr
Is ira rrcsa,35, 3. III srna cr srsru. frr, Alnta
lar. 3.s >,r7~-
wen you teas ss.s lis probable that plans viii have
beer eorpeie5 Ter :ae qoing away parry for Joseph craq
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-15
haIeidO scope

Finals finally came and are
now over and we "Normalites"
are home 10 a much needed va.
cation 70 await the fate OF our
good or bad grades.
Our roommate. Altha Love.
vas the only colored graduate.
She tearfully left Normal" after
having been in residence for four
wears Doll. " as Altha is called
by her close friends. is already
on the pay roll OF the Detroit
Public School System as a sub
stitute teacher for the coming
semester.
SECRET MARRIAGE
Astounding news reached the
cars Of yours truly today as she
Was informed by. Walta Mae
Simpson that she and Milton
White have been secretly mar
Red for some time. Walta has
not decided as vet. whether she
VIII return 10 Normal for the
second semester,
Also by now we are sure that
most Of the campus knows of the
marriage Of Harold Lowe to
Betty D1dson Jan. IS.
ENGAGEMENT
The most shocking news. how
ever. is the engagement OF RoE-
er Armour We have not found
out the name Of the young lady
yet but we viii have that news
next week
The DuPre Choir is coming TO
fpsllantl next Friday night, Feb.
-, This is the same night that
ire Entire Nous Club is giving It's
Valentine party; therefore we
viii look forward 10 the choir
stopping by few moments after
their recital SINCE yours truly
and Flora Mae Hawkins now En-
tire Nous members. were former
members Of the choir
We heard from our new room
mote today. She is Sarah Miller.
freshman, from Pontiac, Mich.
NEW FACES
Besides the Sarah in our room.
there are going 10 be three others
IN KING Hall next semester Sa-
Yah O'Chlvie. a junior, is coming
10. us from Wayne. Mich. Sarah
WoodSIdc is moving TO our dorm
from GoodiSon Hall She has
aided the situation slightly by
having the nick name Billy"
But, strange as il may seem we
already have a Billy Henderson
IN King Hall. That's all right
though ven just haze two Bill
lies and two SarahS. (Smile)
Other new occupants Of King
Hall will be Lillian Bell. a soph-
omore from Romulus. Mich. and
Fave Sllvers. freshman from De-
troit
RECENT CONVERT
We were down visiting WAYNE
University today and we ran in
10 Doug Robinson, Doug was
quite impressed with Normal
on his recent visit and plans Il
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-15

who made his 1,Na d
Morccr. EDNA res
sc ID Han lee ~ l@
eyert NOW. Mas
lily, son of Mr. and NJ
In me small FRY l't"
of Mr. and Mrs j Belle
b1+h5a. m sunday az
TO sy games and vll
Who is also said
dan visi;er in ire city ~
guest Of her aunt and U
MaYbury Grand Also
remembered as one Of ne
Sunday she was enterfa
charming hostesses (
ehel ulmer Guests We
jeanette Jones Mrs. Rici
Dodson. Roma Lawson. N
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-15
CANDIDATES
CONTINUED from Page y


Protestants.
He has the support Of labor
industry, church and clvlc
groups Who feel By tempera.
meni. character and experience
ne is qualified for the office OF
Circuit Judge
GERALD K. ocBRIEN. for
MGR Wayne County Prosecutor
Is candidate for Recorder S
court judge The Recorders
Court handles only criminal cas-
es which means that It's judges
must nave q thorough know
edge OF criminal law M O'Br-
ems record as a tau. cou ageous
prosecutor clearly shows his
thorough knowledge Of criml-
nal law. as we'll as importantly
and freedom from prejudice, He
has been a lawyer 10: more
than 20 years. In addition to his
term as Prosecutor, he was as
Slstant Wayne County prosecu-
tor for FIVE years and also an
assistant attorney general His
record on patronage has been
very excellent.
GEORGE D. O'BRIEN. former
congressman from the 18th dis
tylct. IS a candidate for Circuit
Judge His record in Congress
was excellent He worked very
hard for every citizen regard
less OF race, creed and color.
He is backed by labor
What is wrong with our
traffic court7 Why grand
jury investigation? Why is il
that police have TO be driven
10 give traffic tickets by con.
tests and quotas7 These are
many questions the voters
Give Me a Cup of Old Cows
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-15
Call Meeting

The Miller High School
Alumni ASSOCIATION Viii hold a
special meeting at the YWCA
Lucy Thurman Bianchl at 400
Sunday. FEB. TO-
The BUSINESS OF the meeting
Will include
!. installation of officers
, Report Of fact finding com
mittee
g. Scholarship policies
! Report OF popularity com
mlttee
s. Elechon Of second vice pres
ldent
g. Miller High Improvement
problem
q Ball to end basketball sea-
son
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-15
BROTHERHOOD SPEAKER

Wanted Modern Men for this
Modern World" will be the topic
OF DR.. willis L. Gelston Of tho
Highland p X Presbyterian
Church on Sunday. Feb lG. at
745 p m. at the Metropolitan Big
Brotherhood
Evening star., 1947-01-15

IN. to 4 pm. Tuesdays through SATURDAYS
and 2 to pm. Sundays; Byzantine and
related art, through January.
Fish and Wfidlife Service, under main
Fourteenth and 3 streets NV: open an.
to 4:3O m. daily. Display Of fresh water
ish and animals, for an indefinite period.
Howard University, Founders Library,
open am. to 10 pm. daily. photographs
and textbooks on tMinorities in the United
States" through January.
Howard University. Gallery Of Art, open
Library Of Congress, open 9 am. to 10
pm. Saturdays and 1880 am. TO 10 pm;
Sundays: Original Lacock Abbey copy OF
the Magma Carta, on loan from the British
government. until December 10. 194S;
flutes and related materials from the Day
ton c. Miller collection, for an indefinite
period; world map indicating the trouble
period; original draft OF Lincoln's Gettys-
burg address, for an indefinite period; ex-
hibit marking the centennial Of Iowa
through February
Pan American Union. Seventeenth street
and Constitution avenue NV. open 8
am. to 4:30 pm. Mondays through Fri
Gays GAYS and ,,s am to noon Saturdays Az, AM and
Brazilian artist, through January.
Phillips Memorial Gallery, 1900 Twenty
first street NV, open IL am. to 10 pm
Mondays, II am. to 6 pm. Tuesdays
days: Recent Eaintings by Mary watkins,
through fePTSRry PoR ysEgkyrcEMEN. 4
Classical recorded music hour. 7:3O
o'clock. and mid-week dance. refreshments
by community groups, $40 o'clock tonight
USO Club. 1911 H street NV.
Piano recital, 8 o'clock. and games In
Evening star., 1947-01-15
\AE:;;' i5Ss 5is'

BIosoPHY.
"Eyading Rea ity," class of instruction
in intelligept living conducted by Gilberl
nav Wlard II Hotei oSsDado Doclock o aoniss Room
Junior Jewish Consumptiyes Relief So
ciety Of Denver, Colo. membeTship danes zee
o'clock tonight, rxcupoNs
Road Gang. willard Hotel. 1915 pm.
1850 pm, tomorrow. Members and
Cosmopolitan Club of washington, Carl.
ton Hotel 1890 pm. tomorrow. Members
= PennsyIrania State COLLEGE Alumni
row. Members anS M,Flsis Fgssts,
Marine Band symphony Orchestra con-
cert, band. auditorium. Marine Barracks.
S:15 o'clock tonight.
of the .Latter-day Saints, 8 o'clock ,tonight.
Marine Band concert, band auditorium
MRa saaeEs aom. MafS p SsnS
orchestral selections, Stanley Hall. $3.50
pm. tomorrow.
SPECIAL EXHIBITS.
National Gallery of Art, Sixth street
6 pm %eefGags and Nv to open e
hosssi Dhonse Lesros. s French a artist from the
ADAMS c0f.ectlOns lnr0ugn FepTuaTy 10
Arts Club of Washington, 2017 I stree,
NV open II I'm. to 5 pm. weekdays and
> to 5 pm. Sundays; Finger paintings by
Faith Villas and etchings by William
Russell Flint. through Friday.
Barnett Alden Gallery of Art 127 Ran
dolph place NV, open to 10 pm week
days and 2 to 5 pm. Sundays; group show
of American paintings for the home
through February.
OAR Museum, Seventeenth and D streets
| through Fridays: Recent accessions in
| furniture, glass and pewter, in the south
gallery, and album of America" in the
north gallery, through January 25.
Dumbarton Oaks Research Library
1903 Thirty-second street NV, open 8
Evening star., 1947-01-15

gymnasium and dancing, o'clock tonight.
Penthouse UEO. Seventeenth ana K streets
"'" FOR OFFICERS.
Bridge, O'Clock. followed hy informal il
Of the United Nations, 1914 Twepty-hrst
street NV.
Dance with orchestra, Officers Club Of
Washington, 1400 New Hampshire avenue
NV. $50 o'clock tonight.
Evening star., 1947-01-15
Gov. Lone Urges Trumon
To Give PerImun Post

Gov. Lane of Maryland called at
the White House yesterday and
urged President Truman to appoint
Evening star., 1947-01-15

Philip B. Perlman as Solicitor Gen.
eral, succeeding J. Howard McGrath,
now Senator from Rhode Island.
Mr.. Perlman, a former political
adviser Of the late Gov. Albert G.
Ritchie of Maryland, is a former
Secretary Of State and Assistant
Attorney General Of Maryland. Gov.
Lane said he was certain the ap-
pointment would receive the ap-
proval "of all judges and lawyers
in Maryland"
Prices of houses in England are
now about $50 per cent above pre-
Evening star., 1947-01-15

Rounding off from the cutowoy pepum with
wide riding coat pIeots in the back, this i'm
peccoby tailored suit jacket Of men's-weor grey
pure wool worsted Note the gently topered
sleeves, the front slit skirt. Sizes 10 to 70;
S6o75
Evening star., 1947-01-15

bag ... In Spring -eleon-
mo black plostie potent follows
Vocue's dictum thot bags must
be big, interesting, suit fIovof-
some. Here, trio,ollor notified.
deftIy side droped and coil
hondIed, SIS, plus tox
Evening star., 1947-12-01
APARTMENTS FURNISHED,

SILVER SPRING-Employed couple to
share new home with employed couple: no
1865 LAMONT ST. NW.-Young girl to
share apt immed. with another girl. $45
sol I7th ST: s.E.-one light housekeep-
ing rm;.- Frigidaire and inner:sprins mat
iEess iss MoNfagHf sS5 s9sGHf ST. A. NW1xe a7s5 BED
gentle, home cple. preferred: s7o mo.
Will SHARE MY NEW HOME with . re-
1s ns' yGaRs drRs silver sprns esad
is 1851 = oFF3IRMoNr ST. N.w.-comb liv. rm
and bedrm.. private bath, refgr.; $50. Apt
eoILEGE eGI fss mPl PARk e n6nYoups % professional
sSs5 after s s pm. wk. nishts. any ny time
CHEVY CHASE cIRcLE-Entire srd floor,
rms. and baths; grill privileses; s7s.50
81 7 S.w;-s;rm furn. studio basement
apt; complete kit. shower, pvt. entrance;
$3.50, incl; util., Monday between 81 pm
pleasant 2-bedrm. eentile apt; nv: with
8 girls; .S24 mo. CO. 6699 ewes. Box
1857 1851 HasVARp ST. N.w.-Double room
for refined conEenial couple, completely
furn:; share kitchen; biz. thestsrs' ssa1
sO7 sth ST. N.W.-3 rms, kit. and bath.
new furniture. gas. elec. furn, $125 per
YOUNG MAN TO SHARE large apt. with
young married couple; unlim. privils.; lge.
private bedrm, $40 a month. win consider
two 5516 18th st. NV, GE. 1898. .--3
MASS. AVE Me-. 905-1 or girls. TO
share apt with other girls: $27 each
PRIVATE BEDRM. In apt. with lady. for
empl. CPL. use of kit, laundry Drivtl
radio tm rn.; $65. &e26 1st ss. nv. RA.
Evening star., 1947-12-01
MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE.

ARE YOU MOVING TO VIRGINIA: If so.
small. Phone Gil. 1925 any time. -, .
VETERANS. starting business, will move
you day or evenings reasonable rates:
ighs ,sT s1HlRs spssist,v MSvsa 81
service: furniture moving and hauling:
MOVING BY VETERAN Of experience with
new truck, careful handling: reas; rates:
Ga 5asan anE tms TRaNsrfR NE GRok eoMoyss rsss
rates; cargo insured. 50 miles radius. Call
VETERAN, Just out Of the service. will
%SFs joS too Or ttie afa' ca EARLE M 1857
EX-GI, moving, packing, storage: local or
long distance; anywhere, any time: no JOB
too large or small. GLOVER. RE. 1880. s.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or across
the country. safe storage in separate
rooms: expert packing. Phone NO. 11O4,
UNICN STORAGE CO.. INC. est. 1908
EDELMAN MOVING STORAGE CO.
Reas. ratest will accept your surplus fur
niture as part payment on your moving
storage. ia. 1887; after pm, GE. 1416
Il
WANTED-Load or part load to and from
Washington. Pittsburgh. Cleveland, De-
troit. Chicago, st. Louis, Kansas City
NORTHERN MOVING q STORAGE CO.
STATION WAGON EXPRESS. light special
MOVING, HAULING ~ CAN ow. 1851
Careful. experienced hauling by veteran.
white: reasonable rates: day or eve. il
Evening star., 1947-12-01
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

YEARS ADVANCE RENT-3-bedTm. IN IN.
furn. apt. or unfurn; house; OR; 1910
Ext. 372. ewes, Sat, Sun. GIL 1922: "a
NICE COUPLE, one child, permanent. city
references, need small house or apartment
p1a les or viii ren oS or st.r
: or BEDROOM house. unfurn. or
furn., NV section: up to $175: will sublet
any period; references. DE. 0800. Ext. 51s.
BARN, GUEST HOUSE or garage on farm
refs; prefer Rockville pike, Kensington or
FAMILY OF 3 ADULTS needs unfurnished
house or apartment, to 3 bedrooms,
Arlington or NV. near Transportation: one
in family Government-employed. others
retired; able to make repairs and assure
Toss s',9osf.E .afssnt ss at r. fs
AIR FORCE OFFICER, 2 small children.
want to sublet completely furnished 3
bedrm. apt. or house until March l;
prefer NV. or Arlington: to $3.50. DU.
Z Or 10 ROOM HOUSE for lse. family.
HouNG ioi ;efi DOCTOR desires country house
in Fairfax Co. or vicinity; under S100:
long lease. Call WA. 1855. l.
PERM. GOVT. EMPLOYEE, Just trans
ferred into Washington dire need of 2 or
3 bedroom house. Max. $100 mo. Call
ENGLISH COUPLE and e-yr-old girl want
cG M s34o fxE9riVE x e. Eas4 Wit. and
child desire small unfurnished house.
DU 1928
Evening star., 1947-12-01
ROOMS WITH BOARD,

HEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE.. 1712 New
Hampshire ave. n.w.-A popular suest
house for girls. a
I1OI 18th N.W.-Ideal res. for business
food. switchboard; reas. rates. 3
ARLINGTON, close-in Clarendon: vacan-
cies; good transportation: excellent meals
GIL 21O6. IS
1922 39th N.W.-Lovely single room. ex-
cellent meals; exp. bus at corner: girl: u
Doubles triples: also other rms. to share
1928 18th ST. N.W.-Nicely furn. rooms
with running water and telephone, for
young ladies and young men; elevator,
f:StpeNL III MASS. .S Ave. NV. Dupont Circle
Vacancy for young man: large room. pri-
vate bath: fine food; $50 mo.
CORNER FRONT. twin beds: .warm clean
home; excellent meals; Q employed people
6g06 Sth st. NV. GE. O6S2. -6
3O3i roth ST.-very desirable <oie rm..
home cooked meals: honey atLAosphere:
in good locat ton. DE. SS24. Il
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Lge. rooms with
private baths, elevator: excel. meals. 1529
isos 18th ST. N.w.-Lge. double room,
other vacancies: close in, bus at door. i
MANSION CLUB, exclusive section; home
like atmosphere: well-balanced meals: only
$50 PEI mo. 2230 Mass ave- NV
WILL GIVE BOARD AND ROOM and kind
care to elderly persons in my home !;
rofaropoas DA on
Evening star., 1947-12-01
FARM and GARDEN.


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Best Best Of Ptt the S' very best We furnish. arrange
and plant q selected group Of broad-leaf
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ARCHITECTURAL design Satisfaction is backed
BY lifetime Of experience. SUGGESTIONS,
asking. Call Ii. 1925. %
WONDERGRO - Nothing better. Your
neighbor says so and so will you, when
you have tried ton of that rich. black
humus: makes poor soils good and good
soils better. results are fast and of long
duration. only $50 ton, delivered and
spread Ii 4225 %
TREE SURGERY - Remove dead wood
dangerous and unneeded trees: prune
fertilize now before leaves completely fall
Ii 1925. %
BAMBOO, very hardy. graceful. evergreen.
unusual variety grows and multiplies fast:
unexcelled for dense screens. Ii. 1925. %
AZALEAS-Evergreen Flame will set your
premises ablaze with a most fiery red
Spe linen plants set. heavy with buds,
5rtoA It." $3.50 planted and guaranteed,
Buy Now FOR SPRING your spring trac-
tor. Dedman g. Roth Garden King tractors
with cultivator attachments, plow and
sickle bar, also snow blows. STANLEY H,
HORNER. INC. Trailer Center, 9TH st. and
Fla: ave. ne. FIR. 1221. Open evenings.
Evening star., 1947-12-01
ROOMS FuRhasHEp-Mp. snd VA.

ARLINGTON, 93S No. Liberty st.-Nicely
furnished front bedroom. in new home
S35 month. Kenmore 5236. .
T. ss SWh esa2en or eeps
privileges extra SH. S194
ARLINGTON. vA.-Nice bright room. pvt.
home. no other roomers. conv. to Pentagon
per mo. 306 So. Courthouse I'd. GIL so41.
NEARBY yA.-Large rm. In new home,
sem @semipriyate BATH near bus: -o1 ! gentleman
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TAKOMA PARK-Large front rm, double
bed d.; phone hot Plate II dssirsd s Pyt home
line. Cali Sun. or after ) weekdays
xRL1NGToN-e xA Nt;>roNe rms, dbl. and ssle.: pvt.
bath between; will rent separately; 1st H.;
aFTsscTSE eGss + S4s slSLE Sd sefs Room pvt bath
AaExANDRia dGhysSnS A1s VA n"y room in spartment;
kitchen privilege optional: 20 min. to
WoIhIHstqn SoRTH ak11SGroN@warm 2S 9ssa attractive
gentle home; near Lee hwy, 10 min. from
ARIiNGroN, esi5 s. 18th st.-Girl, 20
25. to share room with another girl; home
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$50 double. sH s449 %
200 PLYMOUTH ST.-Lovely double room
with pvt. bath. convenient to Silver Spring
business section; near Transportation.
MOUNT RAINIER.Larse front rooma 1