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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-17

The huge reception room
achieved the intimacy OF a coy
fireside as Miss Moten, in
very chatty and informal man
ner, invited the listeners TO
think with her as she reviewed
the trip made to the land Of
Africa on last year, in the COM
pany of her husband, Claude
Barnett, journalist and educator.
COVER MANY MILES
The itinerary of the trip in
cluded thousands of miles COW
cred by plane and automobile,
to flourishing and wealthy ur-
ban areas and back into the
bush country, were the natives
are still employing techniques
used for generations The travel
crs noted social conditions, eco
nomic, and political in the
many colonies visited. They also
brought back many objects of
art which were on display.
NEEDS OF NATIVES
Interesting features revealed to
the eager women by Miss Meten
included the interest of the
African natives in the pro-
gress of the American Negro,
he status of the women, the
reed for trained leadership in
education and general living con-
ditions. as well as scores OF
tcchnlcians. Also the recent
movement Of the African women
- unite in an organization called
he .Women's Progressive Union.
This venture was a direct result
of the encouragement rendered
the group by Miss Moten.
RECEPTION
Following the lecture the
women returned to the club
house of the Detroit Association
of Women's Clubs where a re-
ception was held honoring the
speaker They alternately slipped
tea in the lovely reception rooms
and viewed technicolor films on
Africa which were shown in
the conference rooms on the sec
ond floor. The films were made
by the Barnetts and were in
tcreStingly documented. Miss
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-17

INTERESTING TID.BITS ). /.
/ Robert and Margaret Dudley
are the proud parents of an
adorable baby girl. Kaye Eve
lYn. born on last Wednesday at
the Ford Hospital The lit
tie miss tipped the scales al
seven pounds and six ounces
49,. cONGRATULA ONS
THE TAP :. TAP TAP -.
LA. :. DE -. DAB S
which will be heard in rehear-
sal halls OF the city are the eff
forts Of the many groups parii-
cipaiinq in the Delta S igm
Theta SororitY's annual Jabber-
wock They will addition
soon for the program which
will be held in February
Other groups wishing 10 parii-
cipate can contact Mrs. There
sa Henderson Chairman of
the venture for this year is
Mrs. Liretia T er hume. with
Mrs. Eleanor Jones as co-chair-
man TOTS FROM TWO TO
TWELVE -. are eligible 10 en-
ter popularity contest
through this paper Each
child entering will be photo
graphed free by Mary Paiier.
son Hayes L. Votes will be de.
iermined by the coupons clip
ped from the Detroit TIL.
BUNE The first prize will
be a complete Easter outfit -.
The contest begins Jan. "a and
ends on March %.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-17

Molten commented on the high
lights of each of the reels.
LOCAL COMMITTEE
Women who appeared on the
program with Miss Moten were
Mrs. Geneva Casey, chairman
of thu program, Mrs. Mary Wat
son Stewart, who gave the in
vocation: Mrs. Edna L. Holcomb,
greetings; Mrs. Jeanetta WEIGH
Brown. president of the Asso-
citation who introduced special
guests and mentioned the appre-
citation toward the many host
|eSses; Mrs. Sadie Lindsay Pal
mer, who presented corsages to
the speaker. and Mrs. Brown,
and Mrs. Beulah Whitby, who
presented Miss Moten.
Other women who assisted in
planning and carrying out the
wonderful program were Mrs.
Mile Hynson and Jerene Mack
lin, co-chairmen; Mrs. Hazel
Smith, Miss Nellie Watts, Mrs.
Beulah Carter. Mrs. Alma Nc
Mahan, Mrs. Jessie Nickles, Mrs.
Laura Langston, Mrs. Ruth
Trent, and Mrs. Beatrice Pres
ton.
OFFICERS
Officers of the association are
Mrs. Jeanette WEIGH Brown,
president, Mrs. Edna L. Hol-
comb, first vice-president: Mrs.
Frances Shoots, second vice
president, Mrs. Harriet Wesley,
recording secretary: Mrs. Jerene
Macklin, assistant recording Sec
lretary; Mrs. Sarah Hall, CORE
spending secretary; Mrs. Louise
Tibbs. financial secretary; Mrs.
LaVerne Schuster treasurer:
Mrs. Mildred Croft, chairman
house committee: Mrs. Rosa
Chambers. custodian: Mrs. Fran
.ces Welker, parliamentarian,
Mrs. Lena Chambers, organizer;
Mrs Anna Marshall, historian;
Mrs. Lila Stewart. chaplain; Mrs.
Ethel Massenberg, chief auditor;
Mrs. Sadie Palmer. chairman
board Of trustees; and Mrs. Rosa
Gragg, president emeritus.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-17
Architect Gets
Nod In Article
Of MagaSine

CHICAGO ~ Clarence Wig
gington, architectural engineer of
st. Paul MINI, designer Of many
public buildings including the
municipal water auditorium and
water tower, gets the spotlight in
the January issue of the Smart
Woman Magazine.
For many years Wiegington
has designed the famous ice pal
ace which attracts visitors from
far distant points The palace is
constructed Of tons of ice. and
IS lighted up nightly by the re-
ilectlon of vari-colored lights
which give a striking effect
From a home that boosted one
luxury a telephone, to recoe-
nlzed authority ia designing bull.
dlngs costing 100000 and more
IS long jump, says the article
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-17
Guest Wedding Is Lovely
Euent OF Holiday Season

gowns OF velveteen in colors Of
forest green. chartreuse. and
gold, with the maid Of honor
and flower girl in aqua The
gowns were identical in design,
having a fitted long torso bodice
with a bate&u neckline trimmed
in white fur. They wore sweet
heart bonnets and muffs to
match their dresses, with flow
ers in complementary colors at
tached to their muffs.
Maid of honor was Marige
Gresham, sister of the bride
Bridesmaids were Arleen David
son, Edith Houghton, Edna De-
Bro. Marian and Marie Davis,
and Thelma Gresham, another
sister of the bride. Little Jeanne
Love was flower girl.
John H. Smith, cousin of the
groom, was best man. Ushers
were Sidney Parker, William
Burgess, Herman Glass. Walter
Peoples, Abe Roberts, and jim
my Gresham, brother of the
bride Little George Lovejoy
was the ring bearer.
Musical selections were rem
dered by Marvin DuPre'. Or
ganists were Mrs. Sallie Punch
and Miss Dorothy Thurston. Mrs
Milfred Houghton Ellis directed
the wedding.
RECEPTION
Following the ceremony a re-
ccption was held at the home
Of the brides parents on Chope
Place with approximately three
hundred guests attending Host
csses included Constance Blount,
Dorothy De Bro, Lavicia Hill,
Eunice Holcomb, Wilma Collins,
Maudice Franklin. Others were
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-17

In the sanctum of Hartford
Avenue Baptist Church, Postella
Gresham, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. James Gresham ST.. be-
came the bride of Lincoln
Henry Guest, son of Mrs Lucy
Guest and the late DR.. William
A. Guest of Atlanta, Ga, on
Dec 80.
The impressive double-ring
ceremony was performed before
the Ilower-'bedecked altar Of
the church by the Rev. Charles
a. Hill, with hundreds of
friends witnessing the event.
The bride looked very radiant
as she approached the altar
escorted by her father. Her
gown was of ivory satin with
a round neckline of net which
was appliqued with a floral de-
sign in seed pearls, sequins, and
.rhinestones. The fitted bodice,
long pointed sleeves. and a very
full skirt were interesting design
notes. The skirt of the gown
was accented by the same Jew
eled motif which was appliqued
on the yoke. The full-length
veil Of illusion was edged with
imported Italian lace and fell
in graceful folds from a Dutch
style cap ENTRUSTED with seed
pearls, sequins and rhinestones.
She carried an arrangement of
white orchids attached TO a
white satin muff, with orchids
also attached TO satin stream
ers. Her sole ieweled ornament
was a cross of white pearls, a
gift of the bridegroom.
BRIDAL PARTY
The pretty attendants wore
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-17

MRS. Milford Davis, Mrs. Cor
nell Rice, Mrs. Charles jackson
Mrs. Ralph Owens, Mrs. Livonia
Reed, Mrs. Aurithia Owens. and
Mrs. Charles Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guest spent their
honeymoon at the Book Cadillac
hotei with an extensive trip
scheduled for the Spring.
AMEND UNIT BILL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-17
Eo Men EnraHs Audience With OF African Travels
800 Members OF
Delta Sorority
Meet In Texas

Special pullman cars and
planes brought approximately
three hundred members OF the
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
from all over the nation to
picturesque San Antonio for
their national convention with
Psi Sigma Chapter as the host
esses.
Officials and citizenry hos.
pitablv opened the facilities OF
the convention city TO the del
egates for very interesting
and profitable confab.
The many delegates and visit
ing sorors were met by press
photographers as they arrived.
representing 1864 Deltas OF the
United States. On hand also to
greet them and preside at the
sessions were the Southwest
Regional Director. Christine
Shackles. Of Austin, Texas Del
ta's dynamic president, Nae
Dorothy !. Height, vice-preSldeni'
New York City; Reber Cam,
secretary of Cincinnati, ONO:
Beatrice Penman, treasurer OF
Kansas CITY; Dorothy Lymans,
Journalist, Philadelphia; Minerva
johnson. historian. Nashville,
Tenn; Gloria Goover under
graduate co-ordinator, Gary Ind"
ana Ethel Ramos. Pan-Hellenic
representative, New kensungton'
Pa.
CONVENTION THEME
The opening meeting and con-
vention theme business sessions
we're guided by the convention.
securing These Rights, with
outstanding speakers from the
ranks of the sorority ana guests
from the city Of San Antonio,
George Edwards, assistant South
crn regional director, National
Urban League, flew in from At
lanta. Ga. Sunday to collaoorate
with Dorothy Height, JOB OPP
portunity chairman. IN present
ing phases OF tile tHSllie " VIZ
convention.
Social courtesies for the Del
,aS we're sightseeing tours, cab
aret dance. Delta formal. open
house by Sigma Gamma Rho
Sorority: AKA dawn dance;
Zeta Phi Beta Mexican dinner,
Southwest region and other cour-
tcsies by friends Of Delta and
non-Greek organizations Of the
city.
The Deltas paid tribute TO
Texans by placing a wreath at
the historic Alamo.
AMEND UNIT BILL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-17
Hundreds Attend Lecture
Given For Womens Clubs
Group Alternately Sips Tea at Reception
And Sees Technicolor Film of Native Life
BY LYNETTE PENN

The continent of Africa second largest in the world
no longer one of mystery for the hundreds of women
who listened enraptured to Eta Moten world-traveler
lecturer and concert artist last Saturday afternoon
They filed the auditorium of the Craftsmens Club. 275 E.
Ferry upon the invitation of the Detroit Association of
Women's Clubs sponsors of the event.
Evening star., 1948-07-24
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES, calcuIators cleaned,
eiIed and adlqste9 All woIS gnarsnteed In n
aLUMBRELLA iNsnLATEs. he heavy wv sn: si1.
mlnum and asphalt waterproof coating on
TN and black roofs. reduces room temper
eture 15 to % deRreeS estimates free. =
- Il, 15$S; sss,ss sSss, sA 5as$ l'fANsoN a
epairsd @ 4s' FAGNANn 1f no sT S1epS 1874 gp' s"o
BUILDING AND REMoDELING. all phases
attention Financing can can be 0t arraneed. nane
CAMERA REPAIRs--si5 iotb st. NV
LEF daIBER4 lNc IA 0aftf 4
CARPENTRY-Deal direct with mechanic
and save. For estimate, call oW, $3.50,
cARPESTER WORK, painting and gen.
eraI eerra soS oeSontTacting ITsA Ing, EDGAR S. soUTHER
eAkPfNfkYgAttics finished. recreation
rooms, porches inclosed stairways, dormer
Windows: residential or commercial. ]. f.
cARFHNTkY, scpeenins screen nsS porches steps and
SskfExikY sWAEK R 5000 After iioss1s ns5s5s
ship Let me- Give you an estimate on
your improvements. Call WILSON. ST.
CARPENTER wORK-Repairs and remod-
cling. recreation room; repairs from attic
CARPENTRY REPAIRS, painting guar
workmanship by Colored mechanics: quick
serv.. reas. LYONS 81 SONS. HO. 6365.
CEMENT WORK. all kinds: damp water
proofinG inside. guar. l year; reas. prices,
WM S. WEST. Ii 05a5 i
CLEANING UPHOLSTERED furniture and
rugs machine done on premises; estimates
Cal MR., CRULEY any time NO 50sl
brick: stone, concrete, fiagstone TERRACES.
fLECTRiCAL REPAIRS ana installations;
for prompt, courteous, guaranteed service
call c ELECTRIC CO.. RA 5S5S
ELECTRIC WIRING. commercial. residen-
REGkLS ELEcTRic, 5000 Ca" RA s3si
FLOORS, sanding and refinishing. old OF
new floors: estimates day or night VI
77o0 or WI. 4770, BAUBLITz & HARR
FLOORS SANDED and finished; old doors
made like new; work done Md. Va. ana
D: G GEORGE TAYLOR, WA. 1929. -
FLOOR SANDERS. edsers. pplishers, paint
sprays, vibratorS rented Supplies sold
L. 7. FOLK. 1882 Wis ave NV WO. 052S
GENERAL REPAIRING, painting, cement
and carpenter work. MILLER, EX. 1891
BONE REMOnELING AMI EEFAIR. ex-
pert workms nShIp: free estimates. Call
Mr. BROCK. AK. 51aa. 81
Evening star., 1948-07-24
PERSONAL,

GLEN-ALAN NURSING HoME-A de-
l'ghtful home for the care of chronic and
conyalescent patients high elevation.
ALTERATIoNs; ladies' and mems clothing,
pERMNESr "a a WIVES a1I ,0p s. ST shampoo and
fngerwave. SOC No appointments All
worH TX. gone , by va, advanSed students VAR
FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE. 1910 st
ALTERATIONS on all ladies' garments;
prompt ane. efficient service; open ewes
bENrAI BEN af'n TEchSiCiAN@JosEpH Ti aS GH RICE
Prompt service on dental plate, repairs.
RAJ convaescene eH anf home Ne for os am
bulatory convalescents Pvt, semipvt.
and small ward rms, Registered nurse in
attendance, Supervised diet. DE. 26Sl.
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly people.
Some NURSING nnnG,,f care . vscancg toT gen
NOT JUST DREssMAKING. but skilled
workmanship makes the difference. Alter
Nothing too complicated 10 handle Cen
trally located LEA ENGEL formerly 9Th
Tsfepbone fyf N fE Ex lisS isSa st NV Room 20
PROXY PARENT PLAN-A service de.
signed to aid parents attend their social
Proxy-parents ' caters @ to to- the he children u'o Of
washington, ~, and vicinity. For informa-
MAN MAN viii With car: wi viii act as escort. secre-
tary, photographer, chauffeur, or mes
senger; bonded At home, o. pm HO
willow LAWN SCHOOL has several i'm
mediate vacancies, year-around boarding
and day care: limited tranSp. IA 1898
SLIP COVERS. draperies, cornlceS pro-
fessionally made from your materials;
ROOM FOR MOTHER AND CHILD, gay
NACANCY-Elderly lady, end A. front, det
cor lge. porch, some care, y blk 10Th
St. ous 1904 Delaf1eld place NV, phone
PRACTICAL NURSE, white, settled. middle
aged; for rest home in country; good pay
for right person. Apply by letter, giving
tn,, tHI deseTlPtion of self MANUEL REST
THE BEST OF DAY CARE given your
" to e year old child in my home Daily.
weekly or monthly. MRS. JACKSON, ;}734
vacancy IN NURSING HOME. on Coles
vile pike. U s. Route 80, Md, S miles
from DC. line, formerly known as the
Commonwealth Farm. Beautiful locx-
tion. Call MRS. CARTER. SH. 6o40:.
VACANCY IN NURSING HOME in beaWti.
ful Fairfax Co.: excellent food cheerful
homellke atmosphere for invalids and con-
valeScents: graduate nurse. MARION w
KILLEN, Daleyiew 1876. Route l.. Box
PER PERsoSs e'ssna Witnessing automobile &c COL
lision with pedestrian at end st and East
Capitol ST. July Is. between Il and i
O'Clock; please call DU: 1913. 25"
gentlemen: convenient. pleasant ioca ton.
Otis S666 -n5
Evening star., 1948-07-24
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, caleg-
lstors bDSSht 1Mrrn snd sSd and rsntsd sd
ANfIaUEs' NJ 81 e. br,c-a-erae china, .ilv.rw.r..
80 poRs 'sWfiy kRPs2W sspS MiIEsroAs 1898
W. Sterling 74es.
MISUNDERSTANDING bric-a-brac. china
hsfsssfe; hiahess Cash '1sf DFiees Dsid Can GURRHY
bapRooa saf5Rs 3S'S SUITES, dining room suites,
porch furniture in any amount wanted at
onse; will pay highest possible prices.
es aS sssr odsy Ehs MR GRAbY svf $50
all types; btSSist mIys ~
opposite Gaa thp Dept. of justice. s2a RE RE. s4s4'
CLOTHING prices paid for mems
nssa msets s0thns sEFs' ss5
Open ops evenings min % VII! cali cali to give estimate.
s!:s ssss 'fa Hs s':
CHEST NE s. aRss 'Eis Trsneh "" Dstod io
snst5 IT. rAs %sthns shSssR, sss1. "a. So
GAS RANGE. apartment size. Also any
FURNiTURE-nouse. apartment or single
piece; highest cash price 1--WE do movingI.
gda nfss eGs oa tHEs s3se esns or
bric-a-brac. Buying and selling for. over
50 $ ! years aF sIso IasooPwooDs' sth and x St
URNiTURE@Household effects Of every
description; pianos of all kinds: top prices
FURNITURE and household effects OF ths
better Kind wanted at once; will buy
ss ods ssd Rs eRspY s2Sf NA Please
tents or ed pieces; hishsss prisss. 8 !.
FURN. EXCH.. 21O 7th st. Sc. AT 05s5.
FURNITURE-Fcr highest prices. call Mr..
DOUGLAS any time at UN. 1887. ~
FURNITURE WASTED-Maple bedroom.
mahogany din. rm. secretary. chest. etc.
COLD :. Bring your old gold. silver. plating.
4. KAHN NC. bs yea. at sss st NV.
LUGGAGE WASTED-Two large tray-typs
trunks, in good cond. Call DE s012 after
PiANos wANTED-coLoN1AL PIANO
co. pays highest cash prices Phone MA.
$50 after 10 a m for courteous appraisal:
5sDsT s fS st. buttons aeS
Il IENT; Eoss sss umbrella. or 7xs to snl1 sssl
electric fan: not less than
I2-in Phone MISS WILSON, Me. 4s57 or
WANTED-Better GRADE Of hous.holo Iur-
$500: evenings. GE e447
WANTED TO PURCHASE text book, r,
Lilies -Deyelopment Of ths' Chick"
IN INTEREsTED in buying sHv.f9ars
jenslrs. s" son15t5Ga poRx k%RuPsAW % 'MIIEsTosE.
1885 q st. nv. Sterling 1895.
Evening star., 1948-07-24
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored, REQUIRES general housework
or days work; willing to stay late some
nights. LU. 6724. "a
MAN desires position as chauffeur and /or
butler; yrs exper., refs. ST. s479.
GIRL, colored. desires part-time after
noon baby sitting; experience; references
Phone EX; 1879.
GIRL, colored mothers helper, nursing
child; any time after IL am; age IA
HO 9161.
GIRL, colored, Is years old, would like a
FIR. 2703 is
GIRL. colored. eyper, desires part time
or days work: good cleaner refs. NO.
1l4S
GIRL, colored, desires maids work; exper.,
refs. AID. S20S. -25
JR. HIGH SCHOOL GIRL wishes Job as
baby sitter. Call AT. 0733 after m
COLORED. HOUSEKEEPING. cleaning, or
nurse maid; full time. Reference. vi,
Evening star., 1948-07-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MEAT, MAN; ATTENTIoN-stock and Ak
lures for sale: perfect location. Call me
Immediately. RA. 1918; evenings, RA 1888
SODA SODA. FOUNTAIN and luncheonette con-
GaRbTARf fs@ 81 FT9l AND b fslSr = 4 BUSINESS
SN sS dqa t9g a9sr 94 OF 05 Wa s'9ek cs
FIVE LOG CABINS and 5-rm. frame house
On acres Y s No terms 5g appPGS PFNTana 80 nj
RY-MEAT-Excel N. Arl. location
Rent SI51 mo- incl living quarters over
for INSPECTION to auaiitied buyer. % For vynH fur-
ther information call Mr.. Brown. YEoNAS
REALTY, Gil. alo0. OK. 1243, Open eyes.
MILLINERY on Conn. ave.-wen estab-
EPeea haTasip eayins city
LUNCHROoMMDoin nice business, long
@ALfER RE- 81!
LIouoR STORE coH sale,. on Baltimore
eyo small anee put put mSneymaser an4 yls or must
ssff sS5 Sd d dSfr ssf Ma L.
RESTAURANT. beer. cafeteria style: open
s. 800 wkly r,, neg eauipment including
fSNv s}s san pAVp WsIiAeR sPissSR
vrffR.Ss fo Ss ATTESrf6Sfas 12Fe Re ave made mine
/ in less than two years now it's your turn
Grocery-beer: doing more than 5000 wk
/ cash needed. arm. and bath apt. I'm
an excl and want to give another EXCL
break DU 93I9 25s
NEWSSTAND AND SANDWICH SHOP for
sale by owner. Call SH. 5000 after 5
BUY OF THE WEEK. Entire contents
| Of small bottling plant, including ma
chinery, 1000 cases of bottles, bottler's
truck, many accessories and supplies All
for only $1,000. Can be seen in operation
| UN 1892 -25
GROCERY-MuSt sell account Of Illness;
$1,000 weekly: modern equipment; nice
| apartment; closed Sunday: wonderful
terms to responsible people. OWNER,
NE. 1855. "a"
CORNER GROCERY with 5-rm. apt. cheap
rent. same owner for IL yrs. Must sell
for 81. 200. MA. 6411; res, Lu. 5oS4. -
BAkERT, 5th and K sis. mkt; esta blished
business, selling on account health: nc
brokers' OR. 6l50. 8 10 s pm. 25'
Evening star., 1948-07-24
SITUATIONS WOMEN Cont. J

PRACTICAL, NURSES, available. trained
rates. DI. 1854, MISS BEE, weekdays only
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER, experienced,
intelligent, attractive; avail. all times.
ST 5499, CO. 1887. 24'
REFINED settled lady as housekeeper-
nurse for elderly lady; live in. EN-, 063s.
MINNIE JENKINS. "a
SOLDERERS, experienced, for light work in
the manufacture of record players; good
opportunity. 5-day. 40-hr. wk.; soc an hr.
Apply BOWEN & CO., 4712 Bethesda ave,
Bethesda, Md. IA
sTENOGRAPHER, 1s years experience,
wants part-time work; SIPS per hours
MILDRED LAWRENCE. RA; 9703. --25
COL0RED. refined lady desires position as
charwoman in office from 5 pm. to 10
nm: years, experience. LU. 1855.
CoLORED GIRL would like to have a
parrt-time Part i'm ,nss msorning Job from until 2.
CoLoRED WOMAN desires work, hrs,
Mon Fri. MI. 57s2.
COLORED COLLEGE STUDENT desperate
ly needs night employment (5-I ami.
Reliable, efhcient. initiative. All-around
kitchen exper,, or cleaning ONCE, or
days. AK. 43S3 25s
kind. TR 1905
Evening star., 1948-07-24
BUSINESS SERVICES

BUSINESS. EXECUTIVE. driving to Florida
Monday, July 26, willing undertake any
business investigations. or transactions re-
quirlng personal contacts, anywhere in
resourceful, diplomatic References Fer
appointment phone GEORGE LEIGH, MI.
4l4S. -24
phone dictation, etc Reasonable rates,
accurate; prompt service. Call EX. 569S
or IA @555. o1s
Evening star., 1948-07-24
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

for your camera. darkroom
eras. protectors, enlargers, electric expo
sure meters, fash guns: cash or terms
films, color films, photo
more items We buy and trade BRENNER
PHOTO CO., 933 Pa. ave NV (opp
Justice Dept Catalog free. RE 2434
brand-new; Sl25. Call Woodley $685.
AIR CoMPREssoRs, s14.eo up; spray
guns, $3.50 UP; brand-new y p. motor.
money, build your own unit, paint
cars, furniture, walls the easy professional
way for that new look ELECTRIC
EQUIPT. CO., o473 Sherman ave. NV. NO.
1919 81
AIR CONDITIONER. PhiIco 1a47. >. ep.
a0xc0 room, slightly used, excellent cond {;
1896. oris. price. $3.50. Phone OR. 1905.
Evening star., 1948-07-24
MOTOR TRAVEL.

RELIABLE WOMAN. who. car, drive and
share expenses to Los Angeles, leaving
on or about July -. Gil. 1905, -25
EAPERIENCED, CAREFUL DRIVER, oc-
commodities 3. possibly 4 passengers tc
Minneapolis, MINI. Beautiful 1913 Lin
coin sedan; references exchanged ST. 50
per person Start any time after July rs.
MI 5501. -25
RELIABLE CHAUFFEUR wants transporta-
ton to Floridai Call Daleyiew 1915. r
MOTORING TO WEST COAST. starting
Aus. LIST, vacation leiSurely trip. Re
turn before Labor Day Accommodate =
or : aGults WC "a -25
leaving Tuesday. will lake passenger
MAI DAVIS. EN-. 6o65, call Sat or Sun,
DRIVING TO NEW YORK, Sunday or
Monday, la47 Mercury, take 3. WO
1895. 25'
WANTED passengers to Knoxville.
Tenn, Friday. July 30, pm, 1947 Ford.
DRIVING TO TOLEDO, OHIO. Sunday
evening, July %: return Monday evening.
Phone Up to IL am. Sunday morning.
Silver Spring O2l5