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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE.

WE HAVE THREE 3-apt. bldgs for sale,
with vacancies. CRANE & HELAN, Real
tors, 81. 1000 ewes. It'll 8. .
NEAR 4th and Emerson SITS. n.w.-4 fami-
lies of 4 rms. and bath each. One apt.
for immediate possession. Priced for
quick sale Call GE 67797 or MI. S241.
WILLIAM H. BOAzE, 340S 18th st. NED
80
FOUR UNIT APT. BLDG.-congress
Heights--5 years old, excellent condition,
income $3.50 per month; $4,000 first
trust. Owner must sell-will sacrifice.
MITCHELL QUICK. DI. 1881 until 8 p m.
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HOUSES FURN. OR UNFURN.

BEDRMS., furnished S170: unfurn., less;
10 min. from Pentsgon; large liv .rm,
also reception hall, din rm. and fireplace,
large equipped kit, 2 porches End floor
has 4 bedrms., ample closets; den on
third floor. ample storage space, full
basement; h.-W. oil. laundry trays; lovely
shaded yard Immediate possession. L.
MCGEE KING, 1861 Wilson blvd. Glebe
5273. CH. 55nS.
SUBURBAN ESTATE-3 bedrms. and 2
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

WORKING MOTHER desires complete and
reliable care for 2-yr.-old daughter, room
for mother; NV. D. c. pref. Box 267-G,
Star. i
VET. nonworking wife. 2k-year-old son:
private home preferred; urgent. MIR.
DESMOND. RA, 52S2. 30
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY HOME nr. Luray. Va.-Good
beds. bath, 3 good meals: 50 day. $50
week. Write or call MRS. LENA s. HUFF
MAN, Luray. Va. Phone 59-F-4 Luray.
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ApARTMENT SITES FOR SALE.

APT. HOUSE SITE-Will accommodate IS
units, corner location on Holbrook ter.
RE 1lsI or WI. 1857.
4SxSs. on Montello ave
ne; desirable for fats or residence:
S3 600. Call F. E. MIDDLETON, RE. 1881
or WI 1851
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APARTMENTS UNFURNisHEp.

C0LORED-COUPLE; quarters, utilitie.
and telephone in exchange for light janitol
work; no children. Call CHI. 49l2 81
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APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.

2 2-BEDROOM APT. OR BUNGALOW
Protestant couple, one child; settlei
people. CO. 1884 or Bo,
320-G, Star. Sc
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HOUSES FOR sALE--Northwe.t.

VACANT BUNGALOW, ideal location--5
rms. asbestos shingle; oil heat. on very
large lot: close to all cony.; 10 min. to
hh16 Ga ave n " I'll
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RANCH HOUSE HOME - Very spacious,
proximately rn s'.f hah-aere ' lot, overlooking =
part Of Rock Greek Park Contains hall,
large living room, dining, room, all-electric
beds), 2 baths: clubroom,, maids room
sns aIien 81 ST. soos 600 un.eDf pf cs sas
Circle-Center-hall plan; 2a stories; IL
rooms: 8 bedrooms, sunrooms, baths,
tachsd sarase with complete bath: large
basement with bath: Bryant gas heat; lge.
corner lot: shade trees: rear yard inclosed.
one who must live close-in: quick posses
sls6 sa1NDERs ELS CO. ssators ssas Ta gsis
cHhyY q W CHASE III aylI 5; C.. near erele-con
small families: reasonably PRICED; early
Ssys;; w. 4o7o,. with VIM M II MTHRocKe
GEORGETOWN-Rec 5 rooms,
sHocKEY 4 MooRHEAD, Realtors. oi'' 81
1929 PARK RID. NV, near Rock Greek
roo.ning house or for % iisht housekeepns' g.
with refrigerators and 4 gas stoves;
now nTv y, producing good income. For further
MoORHFAD, Realtors Il
BETHESDA, MD. OF Old Georgetown I'd.
This house issyacant and can be purchased
on very easy terms: 8 rooms gas air con-
ditioned: modern kitchen and bath, nice
Lot, td, plenty o12s trees. M. B. WEAVER. Wo,
1900 ALASKA AVE, open 1 to 8 through
Sunday-Corner brick, bedrooms, 2
baths End floor; lavatory 1st floor, en-
frances. Beautiful home; an excellent buy
slosss for some sz one as,o ROBERT E. HozELL.
ON RENO RD.--This delightful center
hall home with igs; liv. rm.., side screened
ing porch: 2 baths, oil a.-c. heat. wooded
lot with lawn frontage on Reno I'd. An
outstanding home for gracious living Ex-
elusive with CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO,
EXCLUSIVE KiRKsiDE-Brand-n CEN
ter-hal white brick Colonial, 6 very large
rms, 2z baths, 1st-f. Law, fine level lot
Call GE. 3079 or FRANK s. PHILLIPS
BRIARCIIFF-one Of the most attrac-
tive homes we have ever offered Built on
3 levels, includes 4 bedrooms, 4 baths, STEP
down drawing room. paneled library, beau
tffully paneled gameroom with elaborate
bar and fireplace: only 8 yrs. old and in
perfect condition. Call Mr.. Bortz, WO.
4754. or FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.
BETHESDA. $I4,25O-Det brick and-frame
home in lovely location: rms, bath, full
basement, porch and sun deck; must sell.
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L. N.W.-Nicely fur
lin beds, kitchen priV-
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PERSONAL.

PERMANENT WAVES, So: shampoo and
nnser wave Soc no apPointmsnt stnSsnss nssasd
as1rsfcAN a sS5h aSes a2eapRMy 'eS 81 sEagfY eGI:
TURE. over Peoples, g Dupont Circle nv.
sS ssn. en =. ..rss: eSs oSsn
f!Sss pEsrAf 1tsh : 2; ySs RICE sos
18th st. NV. RIM. So2' 18th at r. MA.
You ARE N NEED ,;es, q taAs "a " sssS s.
sRzsSSa 5se iSSs .RH Fl
YNs wv s0ps y saveeSsdE coEss nsio
FURNITURE, upholstering, slip covers.
aaias your ie sata | cali 5oss
auicS. efncient service, free estimates.
XFESs on HHsHEoERHa HING
CO. e 1909 II St. NV. In the heart Of the
MneeoGsf Mes,ssG5 Executive available for part
cial reports. taxes. etc. Box 39-s, Star.
PAINTING. PAPERHANGINe. szelusiys. I
HSfn z hseEE LIZ Ms 81
ss @ .ss = T. ssl1.ss S s.
trally located: equipped for prompt service:
lows Columbia Theater,' Room 2o''
vIOLINfsT, accomplished soloist, svs,lsbls
ALLIGATOR Notwithstanding gem
uine alligator hsndbsgs suede and nspa
leather lined in most unusual styles II.
iimited time only Phone Victor s024. g
THE DRAPEs, furniture covers and plan.
kets we clean In .perfectly pure solyent
YOU fine' EXQUISITE CLEANERS, corner
Ga. ana New Hampshire. GE. 9777.
(Conttnued On Next PsFe.1
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SITUATIONS poMEsIic,

COLORED GIRL, experienced. wants days
work or part time DI. 94S9.
COLORED GIRL wishes cleaning for morn
ings; references. Call after 10 am. Sun
cOLoRED GIRL desires days work Mon,
betTsen S nj ~ % p.na. n IL IL. 1891. 16s
coIoRE1 GfkL wants s-h.v. or days
CcoSiI1oRED HIGH SCHOOL GIRL desires
days work. part time or mothers helper.
Call VI 1860.
CoLoRED WOMAN wishes full-time work,
light cleaning or taking care Of children
to 6: S25. carfare. No. 1903.
CoLORED WOMAN wishes work as cook
in home or cafeteria; no sundays: exp.
coLoRED WOMAN wants part time or
day work: 171s seaton pl. NV. Ho. 1887,
PEARL TAYLOR.
CURTAINS washed and stretched. ladies'
fine slips. blouses, uniforms Luxed; care
fully handled. DE. 1ISs. -
pertly done; pick Up and deliver. FR.
CURTAINS washed and stretched. 76e pair:
bedspreads. slip. covers; Work called for
and delivered. Ii. 1883.
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HELP WoAEh.

YOUNG LADY to take charge OF phono-
sesrd ps.nn in sws
cation with Day. hospitsiizssion and pen:
fSn son eHgELsgRRas gsp sgRRS in 1861 81 mr. Pgr
products in superdelicatessen:. good work;
m,,stn mlns conditions good pay. Apply 5so6
eSfs's 2egSG Ia fxDR R,I for oms. who can tx.
TSs Neu end end. tyPs me
On m purchases See Nj. Bornemsn, f$i$
foTNG OIL Nv WOMAN for part time, clerk for
SALAD CO., Is Arcade Market. 14th and
YoHNG WOMEN for general work. one
fs Co. Sc so NE 2snss Hs4Ss
SELL Sci 2pFEssEs FROM NEW YORK, Fifth
ut eea5o nser Aagsp
ERN MANNER. 3l5 Fifth ave. New York
AN ORGANIZATION with national head
in Washnst3n Requires ths ssr
sitions are dealing with the public ex-
elusively: Our reauirsments are o that 70 you
ground and be lady of refinement. Your
duties will be most interesting and renum,
erative Answer Immediately giying us ti}a frll
phone number. Box 5l-T, Star. 3
hours / pm. until Or 5 pm: excellent
T0rkns sonsessnS eAP RTo fe5p co 4He Re
ffSe fHE iya HOTEL Beauty SALON
has hishy peb pGson tdov 9Hs
ing. Cali manager. AID. $500. %
CoLoRED EXPERIENCED RESTAURANT
sENsEs sen ''F FAvHs fhs ssss s iss5' h st, AR1y
fs5s! po you Know SOME ONE aeIe able to M teach Il
Ss ab os{ day EN- 56s ghSpe n Mr.
INDEPENDENCE and permanency offered
to cultured women, $3.50. in ehildTen's
territory i preferred; high comms,' bonuses
ROOM AND MEALS free in modern coun-
try home in exchange for light duties
no objection to a child. Box 112-S, Star
AMBITIOUS WOMAN (or mani of char
| exper. in teaching, club or. church work.
The type who does not usually answer ad-
must be unemDUyed II now
fully. stating age, education. phone. Car?
Nc Mf IfS aouRHY RGY con 'coMSissroN sisE sell
plates for houses. Write NATIONAL EN-
CRAVING 2l, Summer. Boston, Mass.
or one willing TO learn. Box ALT. Star.
HRISTMAS-Thousands will order now.
Real princess pine. full l6-in. Christina 8
the green: every one will display 3x5
at sa.a5 ca, in stores. ofases and homes:
lust write the orders, wen deliver; pay
RoSELAWN NURSERIES. Sea abrook, Md.
PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO in Bethesda
must have some background in this field.
Call WI. 1113. 9-10 am. weekdays.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

MUSES. AVAILABLE, trained, efacient and
reliable nurses, agency license s9e an.
Iq1Ssa RpxsarRs ssvsy wASffSd0.se ilsssf BT asS
$500 ;, ,sBAITIMoRE .TEAS;HIERs HERS. A. M5
5asTz assoSpsss4
school industrial rial arts so commerce. pnysssesa ss
e9sstt9a soo 81 oSers 2e eaLfo
AGENCY. 516 N Charles st, Baltimore,
fers $4,000 approx. half time teaching
eSo1s sisae,es aualfs eEiNG fSH2ScAERs AGENCY.
Ri E.it shfGsEffAkY hsnssiERffA sn uo. saes, s-ds, week
SCI secrsss5y soIF s29o sss %S
ical secretary. perm, 5000 mo-: law Iad,o
sSs Sd vk io pssn n.s .ppeans aS ds
Gi aries. ~ Miss White or Miss Lee at BoYD's,
ss;TffsSNoGRApHERs-s5o ;ffS & RA ssss5o 1o. s.cy 70 once
manager. Arl., 5 days; steno., small once:
georgetown: slow steno;, general once; >
days; steno consIessit9nait ton 1ntsresln5 ares II
WASH WASH AMERIcAN PENsoNNEL' s1s F
ELEc TYPIsT G.! $50 1acIns NIX e5ssr0mstIe psx nntI
typist. so w.p.m., und; 80, $40; clerk-typist
exper, so w.p.m.. $40 wk:; telephone oper
ne. sec, ST 40 mo-; bookkeepers. S45 wk
nurse. practical. Alex vic, meal and s12h
sntia snd Sac pDvis' Wk. Many others daily; Mis-
Reed. at once, PERSONNEL SERVICE
1911 g st. NV. MA. 60ss.
TYPIsTs d1, S45 wk., good at figures. s.
day wk.; comptometer oper. $40 wk,
orator, $40 vk: vk: recspttonist-typ,st' !, s159 20
Many others daily. Miss Evans or MIS-
Black. Need 100 new applicants 6aily'
BoYDs: 1888 F NA. 2s3s. .. :,
alert: perm, interesting. FORD EMPL
SERVICE; e13 18th st: NV; near Eye 81
friseration and air cond,: 3-5 Yrs exper
S10O wk. Miss Morgan (NA. $3.50. PEP
SONNEL SERVICE, 1911 @ St. next church
DRESS DEPARTMENT ASSISTANT, man
aser. female. $40 to start With excellent
opportunity for advancement.
Cosmetic demonstrator in side sales;
Collector. male. large accts: exp: 80
car nee; start $40 and commission; GEN
ERAL PLACEMENT SERVICE, 1907 H St
NV RE S045
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

RETURING to Miami Beach. Fla, Sunday
or Monday: man with wife, Ayr. old child.
win drive car for transportation; refs.
FREE Fri TRANSPORTATION to Texas, late
model Al cars. Cali AID. 1854 Sat. $40
to 7:3O: Sun. from II to 1890 only. %
DRIVING MIAMI. Nov 18th; aecommo-
date j Or Z 1897 1872 Columbia I'd. nv nv
AMpsnrgn,sid. az 90, Go. esiS Tafom. Park vicinit,
Flower and Hudson ayes., 11th and Penna.
ave; working hrs, $50 to $50. sH. 1907
PARTY DRIVING PONTIAC sedan TO Nj
ami Beach, Fla. within next 10 days, de.
sires ] or 2 passengers: help drive, Call
SP O1 76-J
NEWsWRITER driving to San Francisco
via Los Angeles and return; 1e42 CADILLAC;
take 4, share exp. Phi. ME. 09OO, EXT; 53s.
LADY DRIVING TO FLORIDA, about the
ererces required Phone EN- 1927,
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES Cont. J

81 sSasscr a 4422szRoBSa$
nc, Gf approved. Note our new perma-
nent location. 1882 N. Y. ave. nw'' Di.
HIGHLY aIaH1Y cuLruhED WOMAN teaches
fan BsHhE scoot fo4 Children
WoMAS, sai NJ white. under SO, with fair knowl-
expert at fine tailoring in exchange for
~ hours, sewing 3 days each week; n8
aoMEMARERsMLeaTn ifliaK ri gsl n4s .Ss fin. old Ne
woolen clothing; dressmakins scraps etc; etc:
ssPs:is; sss5so; s, iA'lSslHS 0' Isn
STSsssB5. s5 ssh3s F. 'gs'; 81 Lat, s4|ss:
ssIEscr ess Asp Sa5gEr STUDY; ;,.sIss: aisss-
senes ppFs .he%s sne. and
sEarTy eh5fTsR o5fffRA1oRRs NEEHPDSod.r7
SszETI hosouS ssHdof III 5S.
sss HE ss sd s! H.t.S tS5atInspps Isps
tured widow " oi European diplomat: EnsIish
s919 5Gr S kEa Eo SSs and
classes every Tues, and Thurs, 40 to
brokers. once personnel, Or aoyernmsnt
exams and actual practice in, D. G., Nd.
and Va; start any Tues or Thurs. 5y st.
The 18th a4 So pm sesaEs ssah or F Terms 2ea o
once connections to all who satisiactoriiy
ssTATE ssf Sns scaooh aSa5f DG 3a5s tWashns:
1870 f6ToRfSacosse fss0saia esta Raa.hemaes Latin.
Gs Rh p ae o4asa 4sna
sSs E.
eondpstsd By the % School 81 Real fsa astats
at 1906 5oth st. Sconn. ave. At que, Tues;
meaTs ii the BUSINESS enaons
applicants to practice as brokers, statesmen
or ONCE workers. AS experience Is the best
the cost Is Sasea On hs
Dlieants; enrolment for the tuli course
Hs lecture as on as' Tues. Nov. iith at S:$o pm.
ffRuMrET KucTIoSsmPriv.ts s:a.Pr. ,,nn: les:
81 NUksE-IssTgg prsstica aI,s n9FsinS .GsanI
s4TSTE c5spsS is PRIGTcAE MFsf S6Ss gds M
EXCELLENT EARNING OPPORTUNITIES
in auto body and fender work, including
yielding. spray painting and metal metal T0rs' .tn,s
Chance toT good lob or or shop Of drs your VI
the most profitable branches OF the big
auto business veterans @ . snd eiyiIiar1ns. hIfrn.
sArTs es. Is 1kxS1No fssis ~fses Bos 9esk sSi
Freneh. aerman' Enslish' history EIs.
PfAso aS stR @
tent teacher, specializ!ng, in children and
adults; near Capitol Hill:- 81 lesson. Ii
tutoring in jr. h. $. and high school
B. B, G 6. TEACHER will coach in English and
pIAY fAsS Sa and 9U compose S.s Fz X months
speeialized yoies training and SPECIAL
PiANo PGalS iNsTRucTioN M At pupils homes, by
esXperisnsed tsseher; @ so. children and ADULTS
GREGG Gisiss ga0si ssiHoRTaAND by experienced
| teacher; besinners. review, speed dietation;
yfXass nYs RsSGH T9deTaIs Fates
French lessons; practical method. rapid
results; either pm. or Sunday am. Box
BbooskEsEpNG EsEfipSNG COURSE; single and
sSnst; semst5y sni5e Boyb H scHooi, 1855 81 NV,
soMFToMETEaH couRsEnExsslIsnt ;,a ssII:a p9s; e:t
ssssne,ss sons in School thoreush ws
80 yrs expr BOYD SCHOOL. 1858 F,
DEsIGNERs-DRAFTsM G. e. m.e'
e. e, str: out Of town; salaries to $500,
da under s.S S1 sas5 o
SsS!ssesha %s!ssf 2SS5 2sss;!sE RERs9sss srsw ~ "
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

MATHEMATICS-Priva tutoring In high
school and college math. by expert. GE.
MODEM TRAINING In beauty culture. all
subjects taught Approved by 0overnmsnt
for OF training. WARFLYNN aa BEAUTY
feaosSpiTlSsisa aa1S e nn sns p
GI approved. modern training methods;
backed By IA yrs. knog how Get started
bis variety OF refriseration and air.eon-
difionins equipment. NEW YoRK TECH
500 gsnning ,IG rd n;e pyncs AI ssSS =, ,,n,o,
high school subjects; adult groups eve
nings; highly recommended. After Pm
MnPIANI FLYING INSTRUCTION under
GI bill. Men and women. Phone oiivei
saSS for details.
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SITUATIONS MEN,

ACCOUNTANT-Books opened and kept
and ali tax returns prepared by qualified
experts BOZ 424-T. Star: 10
ACCOUNTANT. vet, rs, 3. c. g.. M: G. g.,
Arm; 8 yrs exp. Box f1s-s. Star.
ACCOUNTANT. expert; books started, kept
audited; tax reports monthly service state.
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DOMESTIC.

DOMESTIC HELP BY day. week or month
We protect your home by SELECTING shs
sMpLoYnrSr Hssi eslg ss d2 2aEENcy ESS5 W ss4
AD. 4es2. 8 am: to $50 pm. 10.
plenty OF daywork women on hand waiting
for work; S5. carfare and lunch; gh:w,
girl 60 home nights, SIS to $50; cooks.
laundresses and cleaners. mothers helpers
etr Hn Q427
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SITUATIONS MEN end WOMEN.

COUPLE. white, veteran. viii take care of
apt. for free apt: husband works out,
but will do weekend duties. Box 43-S.
ENGLIsH-AMERICAN batler.valet. wife
ladys or psrlor maid; excellent refer
ences. Box 32-S, Star. 10"
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HELP MEN and WOMEN tcens.).
JANITOR AND WIFE-cars Of small apt.
stoker or oil furnace exshanss = 10 ior
MAN AND WIFE to care for small apt
and work out. DE. 0S43.
MAN AND WIFE, colored. want Job rs
janitnr: expertenced DE 1896
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., c. e., m.
e. e., str; out Of town; salaries to 81 500.
Secretary ~. under 35, Attractive
downtown position. sv, ,GNsS Gay, S22S srpN m9.
ICES, 6l2 Washington Bldg, 18th and
New York ave, DI 1920.
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sALEswoMAN' over 30: refined d., eapf5le patbe
HSs pr1on tH WUrk or that psrt assumes sms
siys sxpsrisn,e Boy 81; Star; rx,,-i.Ii.a ll
for fa1 Fssds.so-wear store; good ssI,Y sna
gSSSHSr a:s rsiTRSz,.r SsR with dem
onstrative experience in presenting in
volved technical and theoretic concept IN
clear, readable style for position with
mathematics or physical science required;
applicant must be able to work from crude
Rss, aPs ID os M sna
details of training experience aVaiiao,ilts'
s:4.sssa 4 ,: and n.
EAMsTREss, experienced, for n,eIs rspsir Ps.4
EHsf EsEs lInsR gsRyieg sgRDlc!s9S Us 8 spRls
sECRETARY wanted for Law once; light
sssry open sos SOUTH
ern Bldg, 18th and SITS. NV. Apply
SECRETARY, aged 81 to a5: state speed
| airy desired and references Box 277-T.
SECRETARY. excellent opportunity for ac-
anxious to advance; good starting salary
ipd ipeh sna sts shons f2aash 81 @ G1ee ,
sECRETARY-We want an unusual lady
| to work in our ofice, average stenographer
and typist will do. Your ability to meet meet
| determine your income. The position Is in
a one-girl ONCE in our store. selling only
rugs and carpets The work Is easy, but
to push your income to q hish bracket.
Apply in person, CARDWELL RUG CO.,
$40 No Glebe I'd. Arlington. Va;
| SECRETARY, competent. good working
conditions, for temporary position. Apply
NC ETXERceMss A T. 1v 70 hand.
! II details in one-man ONCE and assist
Tner OF progressive retail business; ex.
-~ienoe In private industry essential:
/ t!.asart personality and appearance i'm
| po-tant; will pay good salary TO alert
! person who can assume respon abilities
HORACE ]. MEYERS Co, 1881 Conn.
ave DU. 5142.
Evening star., 1947-05-25

Driving back toward Wilmington
after the warm-up, we passed
through l,0OO-acre area known as
Castle Haynes, another of MacRae's
farming projects. 1t had the neat,
prosperous look of an idealized cal
endar landscape.
That's one of the richest little
farm sections in the country" said
MacRae, land forty years ago it
was one of the poorest. The soil was
good, but the farmers weren't get
ting anything out of it. Just worry
ing around with corn and cotton
and tobacco.
Il thought they'd do better by
intensive cultivation of other crops,
and set some of them up to do it.
1t didn't work. They knew moth
ing about intensive cultivation.
So | sent an agent abroad to get
me some European farmers. He
brought back a hundred families -
mostly Hollanders and Italians, with
few Germans, Russians and Poles.
You should have seen them go
to work. They didn't fool with the
old crops. They put in flowers and
vegetables, and every one of them
made a go of it."
Today, the lesson taught by those
mer-immigrants has changed the
whole countryside.
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up. I'll show you some interesting
documents" Getting out of the car,
he waved to a couple of his farm
hands. by the way" he added.
this is probably the only farm in
the country where every man gets
a pack of cigarettes every morning.
It's not much trouble, and they
like it,"
~The South L. Indebted"
In THE house, MacRae poured
some sherry and fished some letters
from a folder on his desk. Il have
dozens more at the Office, but these
will give you an idea"
A former Farm Security Admins
traitor had written: Il have seen no
farm anywhere that impressed me
more. The whole South is indebted
to you for the pioneering work you
have done in the field of agricul-
ture."
A stock farmer in Georgia had
said: Il consider your continuous
grazing the greatest contribution to
the renovation of the South that
has been made in the past century"
A. Wilmington banker: In my
opinion this is the most intelligent
and valuable contribution that has
been made to Southern agriculture
in great many years"
Evening star., 1947-05-25

MacRae pointed to one farm with
long black furrowed fields. Flowers
there" he said. That man had
thirty-five dollars when he started
and now he's worth half a million.
Why, when these flowers are in
bloom we fly thousands of them out
of here every day for Northern and
Midwestern markets.
"All this" he went on, lis part
of the lesson we must learn down
here. The land is good. 1t will work
for us if we give it the right crops
and the right care"
The Yankees Were There
BACK in Wilmington, MacRae
took us to the ancient Office where
he and his two grandsons operate a
large business in timber. coal, farm
and residential properties. Then he
drove us across town to the great,
gray stone house where he lives
when he's not too busy on the farm.
The Yankees used this as a hos
pital during the war;" he said. Il
guess you know the war mean"
He showed us around the high
walled grounds. Right over there"
he added. that's where / saw that
old mockingbird. Forty years ago.
Seems like it's been only a few
days" The End
Evening star., 1947-05-25

couple of feet, and hold tight. That's
important in this part of the coun-
try. Most of our farmers have been
growing things that exhaust the
soil, like cotton, tobacco, corn.
Corn erodes the land, too. I've al
ways thought the Indians got
even with us when they showed
us how to raise it.
ANY farmer who wants this for
mula can have it for the asking.
You see. few years ago l coined
Evening star., 1947-05-25

a sort of motto: The South will
come into its own when its fields
are green in winter Some Southern
newspapers are running that line on
their editorial pages every day now,
and all kinds of people are spread
ing the word about these crops.
It'll take hold. And when it does,
young man, you watch the South"
We drove up to a big frame house
near the other farm buildings.
MacRae said, Come in and warm
Evening star., 1947-05-25

JUMPERAlLs Sturdy
comfort, plenty of full-eut
freedom in these Sanfor-
ized' light blue sport denim
jumperalls! TurnuP cuffs.
Self lined bib and straps
with shiny "Scotty pup"
buckles! Age sizes 2 to 10,
About .......... $t.5S
Ofber Reliance JgmperaN
at about $I.95 and $2.95
Evening star., 1947-05-25

SHORTEE PANTS
Eiosfie sides; self belt, trim
dropped belt loops, button front
say. Two front and one back
pockets. Sturdy Sonforized*
cotton twill In Chocolate Brown.
Bomber Blue. Bork Ton and
Navy Blue. Age sizes 4 10 II.
About . .$7.oo
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-11

Because their last l-day an
nual confab here in Detroit
was so successful. The United
Beauty School owners and
teachers will extend their con-
ference and hairstyle and fash
ion show another day Nov.
l6 and II at the John r. Frs
kline Center. they will show the
latest in milady's styles and
hairdresses. The proceeds. Mrs.
Ruby Trimblee of Ruby's School
Of Cosmetology reports. will 60
to the Bethune Goodman Col
lege.
Straighten up and fly right
was the Lawson's demand on
personable Johnny Johnson n.
chief cook at their popular
Westside Restaurant THE SUZY
Q GRILL. Johnny started a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-11
Pullman Laundry Workers
Gain Isl Cents Wage Incr ease

More than 1000 Pullman
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. employed in
Pullman laundries at New York,
Chicago Washington. Cincinnati,
St Louis, Kansas City. Miami,
and Oakland, Calf. gained a
fifteen and one half cents wage
increase last week following the
completion OF wage negotiations
between the Pullman Company
and the ClO United Transport
Service Employees.
The new wage pact. which
establishes a ninety-one cents
basic hourly minimum in Pull
man laundries was signed by
President Willard S. Townsend,
executive vice-president John l..
Yancey and Mrs. Ethel ]. Nc
Coo for the CIO union. II. r.
Larry, supervisor of industrial re-
lations, represented the Pull
man Company.
The Go union represents all
laundry workers in the Com
pany's twelve plants scattered
throughout the country. This in
cludes mangle workers. washer
men. coat pressing operators,
truck drivers, seamstresses. jan
ltors and watchmen.