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The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-11

oO "ACSciS Oiirs
GERS"
OUR historian finishes reading
and looks hopefully at his col
league. do you get it," *,
ION the surface it appears
meaningless"
That" our historian signs, sis
the case with so much of early
twentieth century civilization.
You take thing out of context,
and it appears completely mean
ingless. But you can't simply dis
miss them all as beasts; the men
were alive then who made the
world we live in today, a hundred
years later"
but the hopeless contradic-
ton of everything you read Of
those times! Take that line - He
was severely beaten and arrested
for asSaulting the arresting Of
ficers. What does that mean?
What could it possibly mean?"
you see, he was Negro" our
historian explains patiently.
"Still, don't understand"
ITO GO into the whole social
background Of those ancient and
| violent times" our historian con.
tinues, would take the rest OF
the afternoon. You would have
to know the details of the muir
der. of two Negro brothers in
Freeport, that same year.
you would have to understand
the strange, amoral- psychology
of the ruling class of the time.
You would have to understand
their curious double standards,
how they would give lip service
to Christianity and brotherly
love, at the same time murder
ing, killing, shooting down strik-
ers, promoting race hatred,
you would have to understand
why so many of their religious
leaders, princes of the Church,
one might call them = and In
deed, they had the wealth and
power of princes - would call in
the name of God and Christ for
an atomic war of extinction
against the Soviet Union = no,
! it would take all afternoon to go
into it."
YET this William ]. Dessaure
was preacher"
"a Negro"
yet in the name of common
sense, how could he be arrest.
! ed for assaulting the arresting
| officers?"
You had better stick to science.
If you want common sense from
history" our historian smiles.
Have you ever read my mono
graph on the Truman Admins
tration? I think you would find
it instructive. During that same
year, 1916, Isaac Woodland, a Ne.
gro veteran of the great anti
fascist war, was beaten and blind
ed by police officers in the South
] n
THIS POEM about him appear.
ed in left-wing weekly = the
same Week as the news story l
read you before. I quote:
They tore your eyes out
with knowledge and cold heat.
They tore your eyes out
because you are black.
Because you are back
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-11
German fighter against
Nozis to speak here

Gerhart Eser antiNaz whom the WoodRankin American
committee has charged with being Communist
States will speak three Chicago meetings January
49, sfss @ saf
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-11
South Side tenants unite
10 light evietions

Tenants from eleven buildings in the South Side Oakland
launched organization neghborhood meeting
last Friday Sims Parlor Cottage
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-01-11
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assaulting the arresting Off
GERS"
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-05-01
Personals
Delegates Attend State
G0rde Club MEETING

Mrs. w. P. Lewis, Mrs. E. H.
Shaddock and Mrs. George Patter-
son attended the State Garden Club
convention at Biloxi, headquarters
at the Beuna Vista Hotel. The local
club won three prizes, a blue ribbon,
a check and a silver loving cup to
be kept by the club for one wear.
A trip along the beautiful Gulf
Coast was arranged for delegates
and Seminary Gardens where color
ed priest are trained. This is one of
two such seminaries in this country,
and the priest have made it a lovely
place The pilgrimage ended with a
trip through Pirate House built in
1902 by a New Orleans business
man. said to be overlord of the Gulf
Coast pirates. Tradition says there
was a secret tunnel from the house
to the water front, where Lafayette
and his men could embark unobserv-
ed. There were teas, receptions and
banquets, and a boat trip to histor-
ical Ship Island.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-05-01
Lexington Garden Club
Scropbook Is First;
Mrs. Watson Chairman

Mrs. j. R. Watson, chairman OF
the Lexington Garden Club Scrap
book committee, is being congratul-
ated this week on the fact that her
scrapbook won first place in COM
petition with all of the garden clubs
throughout the state of Mississippi.
The award brought the blue rib
bon for the Lexington Garden Club
and possession of a silver loving cup
for this year.
The beautiful book which Mrs.
Watson planned and executed has
many notable features including the
full years program and illustrative
material for each month therein.
Also included are lovely photographs
in color of many of Lexington's out
standing gardens. 1t is planned and
arranged most artistically an exam
ination reveals and the Advertiser
joins friends in congratulating Mrs.
Watson and the Lexington Garden
Club on their outstanding accompli-
shments.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-05-01
Side shows and big Parade at the
Cub Circus.

/ Side shows and big porade at the
Cub Circus.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Ross, of India
nola, were Lexington visitors Sum
day.
Mrs. L. P. johnson, Mrs. Cass
Povall and Mrs. E. H. Herbert were
Greenwood visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Cass Povall and son, Henry
Hooker, and her sister, Mrs. E. H.
Herbert, of Montgomery, Alabama,
were dinner guests of MI. and Mrs.
Allie Povall Sunday.
The famous midget family will be
at the Cub Circus.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Hammett, of
Jackson, were dinner guests Of Mrs.
w. w. McRae and Billy Sunday.
Mr.. Billy McRae, of Greenville.
spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
w. w. McRae.
The trained seols will be at the
Cub Circus.
Mrs. B. S. Beall Jr., Miss Julia
Beall, Miss Clara Watson and Mr..
David Jordan attended the pilgrim
age at Holly Springs Sunday.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-05-01
Piono Pupils Presented
In Recital April 10Th

On April 10th, Mrs. r. ". Gull
edge presented her piano pupils in a
recital in the new auditorium of the
grammar school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weatherall, of the
Lexington Floral Company, present
ed each pupil with a Colonial cor
sage.
Those taking part on the program
were Margaret Lehman, Louise
Moore, Cynthia Ann Burnette, Mary
Lynn Herbert, Elaine Schur, Eleanor
Patterson, Edna Helen Herrin, Ger
aldine Bailey, Frances Rogers, Bar
bara Fryer, Mary Jean Fonville,
Betty Rabb, Nancy Williams, Mary
Aston Roach, Marjorie Ann Brown,
Adelaide Ramsey, Cecile Mason,
Jean Power, jamie Faye McNeer,
Carolyn Ware, Joan Berman, Gwin
Clack, Ann Patterson, Connie Taylor,
Willie Jean Moore, Jewel Lehman,
Jeffie Lou Jones, Barbara Majors,
and Penelope Shepherd.
Penelope Shepherd won excellent
rating in the State Music Contest at
Jackson Saturday, April 10Th.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-05-01

Mrs. Ned Herbert, of Montgomery,
Alabama, has returned to her home
after several weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs. Cass Povall.
The skilled tight rope walkers ere
coming to Lexington.
Mrs. Robert Gwin, Mrs. L. P.
Johnson, Mrs. N. B. Hooker, Mrs. o.
D, Hooker, and Mrs. A. Y. Brown
attended the Garden Pilgrimage at
Holly Springs this week.
Mrs. Cass Povall and Mrs. Ned Her
bert spent a few days in Utica,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hook,
Jr.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-05-01
Forget-Me-N Not Club Met
With Mrs. Mechanic

The For-Get-Me-Not Club met
Thursday afternoon at three o'clock
with Mrs. Clarence Mcdaniel. All
members were present.
After a short business session, the
hostess entertained with animated
games and a few games of bingo.
Mrs. j. F. Williams and Mrs, Jessie
Young were the lucky winners in
the contests.
The hostess, assisted by Mrs. j. R.
White, served a delicious cake and
ice cream.
The May meeting of the Club will
be with Mrs. Walter Moore.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-05-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris c. Williams,
of Indianola, r expected to spend
the weekend with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j. F. Williams.
There will be clowns galore at the
Cub Circus.
Mrs. S. E. Henry attended to bus
mess in Atlanta, this week.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-05-01
Watch for the big Cub Circus.

Watch for the big Cub Circus.
MI. w. N. Tate, of Sumner, visited
his sister, Mrs. Mamie Mcclellan and
family last week.
See the Siumese twins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Paris have
gone to Atlanta, Georgia on a bus
mess and pleasure trip.
Evening star., 1947-06-07
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

JERSEY COWS (2l, one registered, with
papers. one purebred without papers;
both 8 yrs, old. both bred and fresh now:
These are truly exceptional specimens of
the jersey strain, Ought to be worth $500
each. viii consider $500 each. Must be
seen to be appreciated. MATTAPONI
FARMS. Groom, Md, phone Marlboro 3553.
PONIES, 2 spotted, 40 in. tall: horses,
goats to NOV your lawn. clean your
bushes; . pony carts and harness, saddles
and brides; farming implements, most all
kinds. wagons and buggies, 2 cutoff saws,
, bicycles, 3 store showcases, stable
manure, lawn mowers. Whatever you want,
call Falls Church S65-W-2. .
TENN. WALKERS t2l. / thoroughbred, 5
years old, with papers. Can be seen Sun
day. Al Hillcrest I'd, Lincolnia Heights,
Va. or call RE 6371. s
TWo VERY GENTLE riding horses for
sale. Gail Decatur S451 before 2 pm. g
RIDING HORSE, good hunter; priced rea-
HORSE AND CATTLE PASTURE. plenty
of water and shelter. 56l1 Temple Hill
rd Sc. Clinton 41-J-3. 8
PONY CART, goFerness basket cart, most
attractive; upholstered in red leather l
set OF pony harness, practically new both
for SI50., Cal Elnwood $50. 5
BLACK SADDLE HORSE, white socks;
161a hands. well broken, sound; $3.50.
Can be seen at Poplar Springs Riding
Academy, 3401 Branch ave. Sc.
Evening star., 1947-06-07
FARM and GARDEN tcont.

RoToTLLERs now AvAILABIE = Ths
garden tractor of 100 use uses Phone GE 6y ;sss Sso9
coo6 aS 6ags8 TfaoTHY Hi sS Ha9, h ten delivered
Fl 3 or more ten lots Also baied straw.
FIoWER Flow asl PLANTS for sale. s5c and SOC a
MOVING suo MACHINE. one a-horse; Just
EXPERT TREE WORK. Iandscapins, trees
removed. pruned topped: PROPERTY gro
tected by ms; free estimate. LU o5s5.
COLUMBIA TREE SERVICE co.-spraying.
pruning, cavity work, tree removal. rea-
sSa5atf sonpfN sEE6IkG ios sraias @ drsininr
vsils: walks, steps. WASHINGTON LAND
SCApE co, Union f962 g.
ttlizer: very reasonable price. Falls Church
TREE REMOVAL with modern power tools:
service: fully insured for your protection.
]. W. KELLY'S TREE SERVICE. DU. 1882.
Agrlawn Farm in Bethesda; immediate de-
livery available. WI. 64a0. -
SoDDING. grading. nursery plants, top
soil. HOWARD LANDSCAPE CO., Ii.
FLOWING or cultivation by garden trac-
tor, "Rototiller.,: also yards prepared for
IaSpscAPE IeiSsc a sEkvfcEsodains 2E VICE q odd grading
pruning and planting; lawns renovated;
40 JOB too small. Ask operator for Ash
ton 1882 B
TRACTOR FOR SALE: completely rebuilt:
30-day guarantee Call Herndon 206. IS
cow MANURE, well rotted any amount.
Call SH. 1876 Sat. ana san. -S
TRACTORS and everything for the farm,
trucks, trsilers: must be sold in 80 days.
new. OWNER, FA. 2f90, after Il. -
TRACTOR and grain binder, Mccormick
Deering; both in new condition. SH
l2114, ME- 1874
TRACTOR, International Harvester. for
sale, 1890: ideal for belt work, blowing,
sawn1in; $3.50 CHI 1000. Ext. 369. --S
ITW0-HoRSE RAKE. practically new, $50.
JOHN INsCOE. 2115 No. Quinn St, Arl.,
Va CH Q073 %
Evening star., 1947-06-07
APIS. FURNISHED tcont.l ]

9 ROOMS, kitchenette, bath, stove. Frisid-
Isel $50 $50 no go Box sS5-J ,7, Star. tar. - "a,
r. Fl ss sislsst alter sss ps 1sr mss ss tSF
pleasant. ssaa attracJivsis furnished aeorSs-
town house with tive attorney sx-Army
0se 81 nome ssb o pins shars
nominal running expenses. MI. 0o3s or
saviSs Iss..aSs APT s. sEsRs. ssis
FnhS FoH sssls BasEMsNr APT. aesonlmoda.es 3
OF men $50 mo. 173S Riggs pi. Nv.
YousG rasps e; eoUPgE atpI to share apt; SOS mo.
s,p ssasan & ia Sats satraSes,
unsuitable young .children. rm. rent in ex-
change for some housework. Falls Church.
asd d bssa IS a With another mo- a.d slrE ss5. Phone
pg. 1893: 1903 Harvard st; Nv. IS
stshenesse s newly decorated: @ % semipvt tiis
1sa .ss IN ssasSs sassass' s9: aa7 'P Park d nv
parior,. hath, LIVING room. kit: Z blks::
pgpent SiIsle; s,es Boy 1as,K star .,as :.
~orEing @ III sbaf sbous 80 yrs old uni Jim
between and ! pm. 4ooI Tth St e.
T9 isss ifsh isth ST. N.w.-comfortabls room.
fully equipped for light HOUSEKEEPING, with
Frigidaire and gas range; Sl0 week.
NV. DEF. HOME. modern furn, 4, recrsa. S,a.
person Box 35s-J, Star ---S
323 OGLETHoRPE ST. N.W.--1 or 2
home S35 each; or will rent room, S45;
excel. transp. GE. Oil after $50 pm. So
TWO GIRLS to share 5-rm. apt. with one
other girl; 1880 Fuller st. NV; $3S esch.
HO. 5I76 -S
oNE-RooM. kitchenette apt semiprivsts
bath: employed couple only: $50 mo, 1887
St ne Ii 1866.
1875 Sth ST. NV, Ant. 3--2 extra-larzs
rooms and seuibath: no pets, no children
JUNE I5-OCT. Handsomely furnished
, bedroom. 2-bath. large sitting. beautiful
sunroom, housekeeping apt: 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1947-06-07
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

JUNE TO SEPT airy rooms, share
eng sso Rsth ssh sa smsayed stsr
APT, living rm.,
bedrm., twin beds, private path, pvt. en-
ieth and 'PaF paFk rd Box ea go star nea
GIRL, 25. 80, to share 2-bedrm.. Kitchen,
semIpvt. bath, furnish own linen, with
another girl; COW. transp: refs: S32 mo-
ail day sun: No. $3.50. 80 You st. li NV. ji @s
WHITESToNE HOTEL, 18th and L. across
kitchenette; linens and maid service $3.50
per month. Call MIR. FARR, RE. 044o, =
PEABODY ST. N.W.---Bedrm.. living rm..
Sept. l. $3.50 in advance; no children
or pets Box S5.J. Star. -
now available; maid service Service, linens n aans and
ssIHlAsSIM5SoS S zoTM DG 1860 90 ana -.
niseiy furn' apt in modern nal apt Bldg SRirs Wtil
another man 40 to so years old, prefer
otsdat business or professional man or military
5iis GEokG,A AVE. W. .S.w'Mwansied, @ Slni d'aE :
sndsro g,rls or onis you1g eogpe TO share apt with
$500 DAYS; RA. 1855 after 8 pm,
FURN. APT. avail. June 9 for 8 months;
II Ans DarGaaR Ga 81 Ra q sfsf
siTIs; IS ansopfSiy ri Ely Can IA 8ais asts1
BACHELOR ApT.. TapSdz psi7 ii TWINS ms st. NV
s9sF sssi gent sli vk Ab $3.50 s5se 10
isth. wYo. AVE- mas. bdrms. lY. Tm..
kit, bath; newly furn; everything Incl,
$40; gentle. Du. 1916. Box 123-R, Star.
GIRL, 1928, to share attrac. 2-rm. apt
with another girl, all privils $50 mo, 1868
newton st. NV. Call after $50. DE 9157
1923 SOMERSET PL. N.W.-Master bed
fn1, private bath. unlimited phone;
SI2Ps ShF;stlan homs; ON, s65 mo GE: 1885. 5
airy rooms: 1905 Ga ave NV: available
ssa.vsnossd; 5 min, from Y Walter sesd Hos. s
; ? m I'VE weekdays, any time Sat. or sun,
lsae ADAMS ST. NE. Apt. a-ciri to
ROOM. 6 ia BFpEooM Rp oaSs ki.ehens.te
9na yn5,.pt bathroom prEate apartment con-
5-RM. APT. furnished. .a51o cnfbourne
pi. NV, $3.50 mo. Call Franklin 9s13.
THREE LGE, RMS. partly furn.: kitchen
ee eoIss pam m gt porch gas rsigr snoi
AVAILABLE JUNE Is To SEPT. Is. Cool
masser bedroom dinette. Kitchen and bath
smsIl bedrm reserved BY present lessee.
18th ST. NV, nr. oak--Living rm., din
cite. Kitchen, bedrm. and bath. SIT mo.
70 quiet adults, ! Of whom is unemployed
TaoBEDRooM ssoz is6fs soT rfas' ' AST s1aF $50 aor
i OR Z GTRLs to share s-bedroom apart
men5 IN nearby s W. convenient trans
iss 1900 BLK. Sic5HoLstos ST. N.w.-pupiex
on second a Lis. rrli.. bedrm.. kit. bath
and screened porch, Couple only. ss5.
EFFICIENCY APT. with with full-sized kisch-
en-, beautifully furnished, S5I 80, Best
section Conn ave Call WO. 1859 after
2 n; og write Box 1921. star. 5
one other Rirl, in modern building near
Washington Cathedral. Receptionist serv-
Ice and laundry facilities. In reply give
full partiqiars Box s3-J, Star. IS
COMPLETELY FURN. downtown apt: sum-
mer months. June II to Sept. I'll Q rooms,
bath, Frigidaire. kitchen facilities: $40;
suitable for settled couple or single lady.
1926 18th st. NV, Ex. 1855 between
m. and 3 pm g.
FURNISHED APT, entire 1st floor; semi
private heth; clean, employed couple, no
children; $50. 6e7 Jefferson st. NV, RA.
-
Evening star., 1947-06-07
ApARTMsNTs EXCHANGED.

WASHINGTON FOR NEW YORK-3M-rm.
apt, new, S62, for 2-bedrn1 apt or house
in New York. OV. 1909; N. Y, RE. 944o6.
end FL, 1 BEDRM., porch: Sc duplex for
lst A. or small apt. in elev, bldg: heart
trouble; must be tenants Of Davis Co. Box
NORFOLK FOR wAsHINGToN-2-bed
room furnished apt: all utilities paid;
S103 mo-: in Larchmont section. available
June Is; for 3-bedroom unfurnished house
In Arlington or Falls Church area pre-
ferred, or what have you in good loea-
tion2 CHI. 20S5. -
Philadelphia: want 2-bedrm. apt. in Wash.
Box 54-J. Star. IS
EXCHANGE charming, well-located, cool
combination bed:hving room, kttchenette,
dressing room, bath Gin exclusive. NV.
neighboThood). rent. 500 per mo. for lAbed-
room apt. in good neighborhood, by young
lady legal stenographer. Phone Adams
1920 Sunday, s..
behaved child. will exchange unfurn. spa
cious liy rm, bedrm.. kit, bath, steam heat,
1st floor. NV. children OK. for similar
apt. or l-rm. or house; prefer upper floor
now: reas rent. Box 134-K. Star. s.
WASHINGTON FOR BALTIMORE-Desir
able apt. in Michigan PIX. area; 1st-f dup,
apt. 5 rms, din, tile bath and screened
porch. in exchange for 2-bedrm. apt. or
1ouse pox 18Th. Star. -S
WILL EXCHANGE 3-rm. furn. apt, Conn.
ave, for 2-bdrm. unfurn. apt or house
Children allowed. WO. 7071.
Evening star., 1947-06-07
ROOMS WITH BOARD,

1401 18th ST. N.W.-Ideal club for bust
ness people, single, double, triple; new
lHP So6BIE Soom for
2 home cooked meals daily. Good bus
INV spd GaT asMpsHiRE trsnfg; Tasf ia gee tsw
cies for girls, in this popular guesthouse:
attractive rates; switchboard service. 171s
IL isoi 4 iss 10Th n sr. S N.w.-rriple rm. with
bath bath; dble; rm. newly furn.: good home
VACANCY = Close in Clarendon. good
transp.; excellent meals. Glebe 2106.
1927 BELMONT RD. N.w.-vacancies for
house; porehss and garden; delicious
saso sssa pGataly. %ass AHp NJ staS aS.v.c.r,,.: to
share with young ladies and gentlemen;
51e,f she nnssT nI T., place in town; $50 mo, MAN
so3t goth ST. N.w.-vacancies in very
desirable triple rm. for girls; also va
eellent location, near Conn. ave and CO.
1aEola "a home-cooked meals at reas
1909 18th N.W--Attractive single, dble.
ana share rm., select clientele; near down
town. excel meals: reasonable. MI. 2740.
1879 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Ige. double rm.
suitable for couple with child also vacancy
r snase ge rm yard for n giT exes food Laundry
?624 WOoDLEY PL. NV, near Shore
nam-Vacancy young man; excellent meals
good transportation: also few vacancies
Ior hp tanie aaa board: refined gentle home
CLUB MASON, 1925 New Hampshire ave.
p.W.-Wash,'s most exclusive guesthouse
also one, girl for semisingle room delight
ful meals, switchboard service Apply or
phone MRS. SAMPLE, NO 677O. IS
l5s4 MASS. AVE. N,W.-Nicely furn. bsnt.
en aple,, Twin beds pvt. bath; excellent meals:
CHEVY CHASE, 56o5 soth st nw-Nicely
Furnished double-bed room: delicious meals.
1865 N sT. N.w.-Por refined young wom-
en-, large, cool double room: delicious
ONE ICE: TRIPLE RM, on first A., one
st. on New Hampshire: meals e optional
Phone AD so24 ID
1888 NJ ST. N.w-vacancies in doubles
and triples Iies suitable for young, married
pqrtatioa pa Price. s4s.5o per mo. cal
HoMg-cooKED MEALS. double n rms
ffonrenient fong transp to Pentagon and down
Ss coos 5fsRh0Vf Vsss aRd nR sRadrS MooR oeo5Sss e.
1895 BnTMoRE ST. N.w-Nice dble sm
Young people. excel. food end transp
GENTLEMEN, double; double rm.. twin beds. re-
StI1ssne ne sS9casion: 20 mins DOWNTOWN
po5BIE coRSEhh h9 fRoSfNicely a5S4 Fur
nlshed. clean home. near Transportation
stricted. 5000 sth NV. Phone GE. Oes9
9os EMERSON ST. N.W.-Gir to share
room room with another girl in lovely Jewish
Unllm. phone. ia III -S
Evening star., 1947-06-07
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED,

WANTED-Room and board in the coun-
Try for elderly lady; must be reasonable
HOME WANTED by two good little tow
headed boys and employed mother; day
care, room and board or kitchen privi-
ieges; play a important. CHI. 1747
WESLEY HALL---Double rms. and rms. to
snare snare $40 to $50. Selectiye menu: ex-
ce!lent food served $50 to S:45 IN and
BIB to 7:30 pm. Dinner served to
outside guests, S5 cents maid service
running water in rooms. 1920 21st ST..
FOUNTAIN COURT. Martha washington
seminary. Management l4th season
Your summer among the trees. For appt.,
REFINED ELDERLY LADY desires room
and board in private family. Cali Ii
U596. o.
QUIET, cultured young couple desires
room and board in exchange for wife's
services as companion or child nurse
GE 1884 afternoons Sc
Evening star., 1947-06-07
FARM and GARDEN.

SPRAYING and tree remoVal-Now is the
time 10 do your spraying, protect your
valuable shade trees and shrubbery from
current tntestations, and by this YOU pre-
vent the japanese beetle from gaining a
ioothosc Have any hazardous or unde-
sirsble trees removed. Feeding, pruning,
cavities alIed, For free estimates call
J; =. BURTON. WA, 1851. -
GOOD BANK-RUN GRAVEL for streets,
roads ana o;lveways, delivered and spread
py ~ scSTo> t5aSK Ph9ns va. 32l
TocE EsrdeG fshponds, retaining walls,
Rockville Md. Phone Rockville 1888 -l0
HAVE YOUR TREES sprayed, fed. pruned
tree surgery: dead or undesirable trees re-
Iaoreos reliable men, fully insured e. E
BRfITAIN TREE EXPERT CO., OK. ISL.
OUTDOOR DEVELOPMENTS - shesring.
trsnsplantlng; rose flower beds, rock gar
gems. pools. coleFfUI outdoor 1replaces;
brick. cement. aagstone terraces, walks,
steps, %aH guard rails, trellises, drive
ways; tree surgery. bracing. Cabling re-
moral, land clearing: w2terproolng, drain
age grading; cutters cleaned: specially
prepared WondergrO, COW, poultry manure,
treated ropSou; cement, brick construction:
concrete mixed: eYergreens in variety,
shade and ornamental trees, assorted flow
ering shrubs 80 varieties choice. roses,
pererniais. azaleas, hedging, fencing.
English and American box, myrtle, parchy-
sanGrae ivy: pointing up, acid cleaning OF
bricks, stone, cement. Experienced, pro-
sressive, deperdabie-since 1919; free suE-
gestlons. advice and estimates. IL 1925.
q
Evening star., 1947-06-07
MOVING, PACKING ead STORAGE

MOVING BY VETERAN Of experience with
new truck, careful handing. AL any time.
Reasonable rates. GL. 5137. IS
VETERANS. starting business, will move
you dag or evenings: reasonable rates;
Grating. packing and shipping; Light haul
inc 8 specially. GE 1851
VET. VANS OF VA.-An white vet. help:
n,avins. packing. storage. Grating. shipping.
MARINE VETERANS MOVING Co.-24-hr
service. furniture moving and hauling:
trunks and baggage AT 2T59 or FIR a3S8
VETERANS Moving and hauling: new
trucks. responsible help; cargo insured:
estimates eheerfuliy given. MI. 61s9.
VETERAN, Just cut OF the service. viii
move or haul ANYTHING, night or day. nc
Job too little. EARLE. Me. 5S19. So
LIGHT HAULING-D. C. only; evenings
and week ends; reasonable rates; white
vet DU. 1a9s -
LIGHT MOVING JOBS, quick deliveries.
trunks to and from depot, any time; res-
sonahle rates. MI. 5o65. IL
VETS, WHITE, viii move OF haul any
thing; day C. rtrrt New trucks; F.-r-5
enced men. RE- 1323Gg. j