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Evening star., 1948-10-21

ADAM A. WESCHLER d SON, Auctioneers
-Trustees' sale Of valuable two-story brick
dwelling No. I7l3 2nd st. ne. containing
fs y Bs4 EEg' NJ e. es sssd to 4t
ct sea. one Of the land records Of the
District Of Columbia, and at the request
OF party secured thereby. the UNDERSIGNED
trustees will offer for sale by public auc-
ton, in front Of premises, on Monday, the
p:m., tRe toiievins. Described property i
in George TruesdelPs subdivision Of lots
in Block lexington" also known as
"George Truesdell's Addition to the City
81 WASHINGTON" as per plat recorded, in
Liber SO. folio 1856, of the records Of
the tn dst't oa,es St the saIyeyos Of tie Dstrist
record: now designated on the books Of
the Assessor of the District Of Columbia
Tor taxation purposes as Lot 81. Square
1878. Terms of Sale: Property will be
sold subject to the unpaid balance Of q
ssSSitlSipg sS taa Assoest;on Trust II the sum Of
able s51 per month including principal and
cash. A deposit Of $500 required Of pur-
chaser at sale. Examination of title, con-
veyanclng, recording, revenue stamps, and
notarial fees at cost Of purchaser. Terms
TO be complied with within thirty days
from day Of sale. otherwise trustees reserve
days advertisement Of such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington. D. c.,
or deposit may be forfeited. or without
forfeiting deposit trustees may avail them
selves Of any legal or equitable rights
sssass dsias55f Mea HnMnx
oc21, 1,25.2729.31
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-12-25
JACKSON SOCIAL NEWS
BY SARAH McNEAMER HARVEY

Keeling, Hershell Latham and char
ming Earline Cobb there are
many others home, but their names
are not available at this writing.
High on the social calendar, to be
exact on December 81, is the annual
Dance of the Gay Is Bridge Club
:. this group of ladies that make
up one of Jackson's most popular
social clubs is said to be going all
out to make this very lovely and
enjoyable affair we consider
ourselves lucky that our invitation
has already been received.
There are many other things ]
could say, but since we are trying
to get off the press early, we will
stop here and say MERRY CHRIST
MAS and HAPPY NEW YEAR TO
ALL Be seeing you around the
lst.
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good place to eat, and it has be-
come a meeting ground where both
white and colored are coming to
understand each other.
1t is first rate restaurant. The
Junior Chamber of Commerce has
come there for dinner. Both white
and colored can discuss their prcb-
lens over a leisurely chicken OF
steak dinner. Keokuk white restau-
rants had never before served col
ored people.
Having treated both races and
never having found any difference
in the races other than what man
himself makes, | wanted to brin~
the races together in a practical
way as well as to spread devotion
to Blessed Martin, and | thought of
a cafe named in his honor" DR..
Harper said.
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joint-recital, early in February. AL
ways charming hostess, Mrs JON
es left nothing undone to make this
meeting most enjoyable one Each
guest was served a very pretty
plate luncheon on Individual trays,
the Christmas motif being express
ed in the Candle Salad, tasty open-
ed face sandwiches and cake in red
and green colors. The 1st meeting
In the new year will be with Miss
Ann Richardson. Sharing Mrs Jon,
es' hospitality were club members,
Lula Bell Thornton, Anna Oliver
Sadie Morton, jennie Thompson,
Elizabeth Thames, Ann Richardson
Helen Griffin and Sarah NJ Harvey
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-12-25
Y.W.C.A. News

AS quite Christmas Music was
being played by Mrs G.. M. Gooden
we opened our service for The
Hanging of the Green's. at the
Branch YWCA on Sunday. Decem-
Der 10, with a welcome by Mrs. M.
M. Hubert, and coral by the au-
dience. A beautiful Pageant Born
Is The King of Israel was pre-
sented by some Y-Teen girls from
Jim Hill, Faith Presbyterian Church
and the Sr. Y-Teen Group of LAM
er High School. 1t was directed by
Mrs. M. E. Barker. Special Christ
mas Music was rendered by the Gal
loway Choral Group under the di-
rection of Mr.. D. E. Galloway.
The YWCA Building was beau
tifully decorated with a Christmas
Tree, Poinsettias, tinsels, wreaths,
bells, candles and Manager.
AS the people lighted their can
dies and sang Silent Night, Holy
Night and Rev. j D. Wheaton pray
ed prayer of light, one could feel
that we really were celebrating The
Birthday of King.
An offering was taken TO help
finance our Christmas Tee for chill
dren on December %
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Brownie troop 179 of Mary Jones
School with Miss Clara Alexander
and Mrs. frankie Nichols as lead
ers had their troop Christmas par
ty and Investiture Ceremony on
Monday, December 10th at l pm.
The room was decorated with beau
tiful Scenes, christmas symbols and
tree that added much to the spirit
OF the Christmas party. Christmas
Carois were sung by Scouts and
their guest. Twenty Brownies re-
celved their pins. A Christmas from
the Brownies and Girl Scouts was
given to Mrs. Porter by Brownie.
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Mrs. Nj. V. Jones Entertains
Les ROyaleS

The Christmas meeting of Les
Royales Social and Civic Club was
held in the lovely home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Jones, $40 Dalton
Street, Sunday afternoon, Mrs. JON
es. hostess. During the business
session, presided over by the rlub's
president, Mrs. Helen w. Griffin,
plans were completed for the clubs
Christmas Breakfast and other ho-
llday activities. The club also dis
cussed plans for presenting two of
their own artists, Mrs. Sadie Edward
Morton, Lyric Soprano and Mrs. M.
V. Manning Jones, Pianist in a
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-12-25

Girl Scouts and Brownies give
service in many ways. Many Of the
girls in the troops donated towels
to the colored patients at Charity
Hospital. Among the first troops to
donate towels were troops III and
172 of Jackson College, Troop l66,
1853 and 1863 of William Johnson
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Girl Scout News

Brownie Troop IT'S at Martin
School had its Christmas party and
lnvestiture Ceremony on Thursday
afternoon, December 16 at 2 pm.
Twelve Brownies made their pro-
mise and received their pins from
Mrs. +Frenchie B. Porter. Field Di-
rector for Girl Scouts. Delicious
refreshments of ice cream and cook
les were served. Misses Vera Cham
bers and Agnes Bingham are the
leaders of the troop
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THIS N THAT
By SARAH Nj. HARVEY

You will probably be reading this
issue on CHRISTMAS DAY, so we
are wishing for you the Merriest
Christmas eer we are hoping
that SANTA has been very very
good to all our readers, leaving you
just the things you have wanted all
the year
From all indications, Jackson will
have a VERY MERRY CHRIST
MAS according to last the report
made by the Christmas Cheer Club
hundreds of baskets will be given
out and when the private groups
and the individuals give their bas-
ketS we feel that at the close of the
day, December 2, 1948 s. many
hearts will have been made glad
and faith in God and mankind will
have been restored to a great ex-
tent
Many of the Churches have re-
leased Christmas Services some
in the early morning and others lat
er in the day . our Church. Cen
trail Methodist will observe Christ
mas at the regular Sunday morning
service, December 26. Students of
the church, returning home for the
holidays, as we'll as students of all
other churches of the city are es-
pecially invited to be present at
this service
The theatres and other places of
amusement have announced attrac-
tive programs for the entire holiday
=. perhaps the biggest attractions
will be the 2 days appearance of
LUTHER STEINBERG and HIS
EXCITING ORCHESTRA at the
New Colored Skating rink, Deem
Der Is and 26 to which affairs.
all music and dance lovers are in
vited.
We were honored again this year
to be included on the guests list of
the Peoples Burial Associations An
nual Christmas celebration which
was held Wednesday. December %
in the dining room of the Edward
Lee Hotel +. Thanks to the lovely
and charming secretaries and clerks
up at Peoples, this affair was one
to long be remembered Turkey
with all the trimmings beauti-
ful Christmas music throughout the
evening, A Christmas Tree with gifts
for everyone even us and spicy.
interesting remarks by Mr.. Barron
representing Universal Life; Mr..
w H. Falconer, super salesman; Mr..
James Oliver, newly elected Pres
ldent of the Jackson Negro Cham
Der of Commerce; Mr.. Earl Barker.
executive secretary of the Parish
St. Branch "; our felloW-neWs-
paper man. Mr. James RunneIs, Mrs.
Hannah White, Mr.. Denton and Mr..
Banks oh yes, there were re-
marks from Miss Esther Cobbins..
who is home visiting her parents.
Prof and Mrs. o. B. Cobbins. from
Howard University in Washington.
d. c. Esther who has always
been a favorite our ours seems to
be holding her own up at Howard
in way that should make all of
very proud
Other students we've seen are:
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. (Buster) Banks.
Jr., The Lee Boys, Eddie and Ed
ward and T. Y. Sims, Myles Clark.
Elliott Hard, o. F. Smith, Arthur
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Center and 1863 of Martin School.
The first group of towels and ma
gaines were carried to the hospi-
tai December Is by Scouts Shirley
Ann Reddix, Juliet Blackburn, Miss
Lottie Williams, leader of troop III
and Mrs. Frenchie Porter, Field
Director. The next group of tow
els will be carried on Wednesday.
December % by two representative
es from the Troop 1913 of Martin
School. Miss Odell Clausell is the
leader of troop 1853.
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InterraCial
Cafe Betters
Race Relations

KEOKUK, Iowa - (SpeciaD -
There wasn't a decent place in
downtown Keokuk where Negro
could stop for meal. That was
before DR.. w. H. Harper, a white,
opened up an interracial restaur-
ant and named it for Blessed Mar
tin de PORES
/ A devout Negro lay brother. it
is hoped that Blessed Martin will
soon be named a saint by the Cath
Ollie Church.
De PORES restaurant has been o
tWo-fold success. It's recognized as
were arranged by Miss Berkeley on
the table. The beautiful Christmas
tree contained gift bags of fruit
and candies for all Scouts. Ice cream
was served as refreshments to the
group and their leader, Mrs. Min
ME Parish Booker
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-12-25

The students of the jackson Poro
School of Beauty Culture will have
their Christmas Party, Thursday
night, December %, with parents
on the three for all.
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Brownie troop 166 of William
Johnson. Center with Mrs. Carrie
Shepperu DIS leader had az ENJOYABLE
time at their Christmas party On
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The Johnson Business School had
their Christmas Party during their
regular Open House night at the
YWCA on Friday, December II. This
was a gala affair with many games
and prizes and plenty of refresh
ments. The exchange of gifts made
it possible for each person to get
a present from under the beauti-
fully decorated tree.
Instructors present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor Jones, Mrs. w. H. Will
Hams. Miss Bernice Allen and Mrs.
H. Griffin.
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Girl Scott troop IT'S under the
leadership of Miss Dorothy Slater
and Brownie troop 179 are doing
their Girl Scout deed of giving SER
vice in their school and community
These Scouts and Brownies have
been busy making and filling nut
cups and tray favors for the red
cross and for the Veterans Hospital
During the recent Teachers meet
ing at Mary Jones School the scouts
and Brownies helped in many ways
with the preparation for the meet
ing and served as hostess during the
meeting.
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Tidbits of News
About Folk We
Know

Mrs. Ella Mae Hogans will leave
the city soon for Toledo. Ohio. to
spend the Christmas holidays with
her sister and brother-in-law. Rev.
and Mrs. Andrew Wheatley of that
city,
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George Winston, Day Manager

Refreshments of cookies anf. can
dies were served to the Brownies
and their guest, the boys and girls
of the Third grade room and Miss
Marionette Clemmons.
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Monday afternoon, December goth.
The Brownies had much fun dec
Grating the beautiful Christmas
tree with decorations made by the
troop. They played many games.
Candy, fruit and ice-cream was
served to each little brownie by
the leader and staff of the Center.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-12-25

Mr.. Charles Langston. son of MI.
and Mrs. Henry Langston have re-
turned to his home in Cleveland.
Ohio after three weeks visit with
his parents, with other relatives
and friends in Mississippi and Lou
isiana.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-12-25

A wedding was held in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Handy. 235
Julliennes ST., Sunday, Dec. 10. 1948.
The wedding took place at 2 pm.
The bride was their granddaughter,
Miss Helen Wheatley.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-12-25

Troop 1863 and 1853 enjoyed their
Christmas party at William John
son Center on Monday and Tuesday
afternoon, December goth and 21st.
Christmas games and singing gam
es were the features of the evening
for both troops AS decoration for
the room and table a large center
piece of nuts, fruits, and candies
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-12-25

A party was given in the home
of Mrs Emma Lee Thomas Sunday
Dec. 10, 1948. Tasty refreshments
were served.
Evening star., 1948-08-11

75e FIetchers casioFia Soc
s1.25 PskogaIar, pint, all numbers, 7se
75e squibb Mineral Oil, pint---6ee
75e Emo Effsrvesesnt Salt
Pspto- BIsmoI for Upset Stomach Sic
CSC Bisodol Antaeid Powder ----59c
PoIoris Dental PIastess, 5's-------30e
$1.25 S.S.S. Health Tonic
35e Freezone for corns-
s1.OO Lavoris Mouth Wash sh------67e
Toe zsme Anilssptie Lotion n------57e
Soc Peoples Aspirin Tablets, zoos, SOC
Csc DC, Headache Powders, 6's--19e
Jiffy Tooihaehs Drops ps----------25e
40e MusteroIe, Regular Iar---------35e
$1.25 Absorbine Jr. Liniment t----79e
S1.50 AnusoI suppositoriss, 12's -sse
Soc Phillips Milk Of Magnesia -34e
Evening star., 1948-08-11

Prices slightly In M.ry.ns I'd vt.nis stores on
Risht reserved 10 limit ptitiss.
Evening star., 1948-02-29
HOUSES ron sAlr-Nethw.,s.

HOUSES FOR sAlE-Nerthwsse.
C0LORID-illa C0RCORAN 81. N.Y.
8! $500 down. down. sScd sssns; apt. uniss,, as,,,,;s 2
y'shss e ss sase aa sdss II Dss1sszs sss as isSs ST.
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ist eommsrei.i..stots on 1st , neor; no
srsk s aad 81 1a:a sD' ,ae.i &c ns er n1Sl
ssnssle down p.ymess. sa For y ID details. sali M
eA1oRIR1s A 2 s'ffesssss fsoptkTTs sn IL Hc iSia
Use oeosEDMwARRbtrlao 81 =. Rt aoss; g. sw-s room. m
ss sas Soah sor c'ss. s~ doaS sn9ns
ae5s Sc ar fsoatsn e sfs via San r.
aHNHh o.SaED@KENFcN onsid FRssslosBr sr cGsr Srwaaioo
ample closet space. sisai faaiii b.semsns, auto:
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Hsp sf' DE- as szos7 g sandss r. ssS ssS
bldg; tenants furnish own utilities; bal.
sTERffNd kEAiTY CO. sos 10th St
GoLok2DEs-RAMnY G;H. Ii ~; rLAr--lst A..
rooms and bath; End a.. 8 rms. and bath;
sssi IS by hsS st ps sdi Ss 7sS Ssil VA $685. o'
cofoRE6-NEAR 18Th AND Y-e rooms
es ss ea'a ast tcf fFSp' oqoS 81
coLoRED-7oo BLOCK QUEBEC ST.
rooms, tile bath. automatic gas heat
double rear porches, garage. Call A. w
SoEeEESldpfs SsGESzTSs: ri; 11SS TO-DAY, TO s-1a,,
odsy s. fS..n ss sspF sss s i1
fey years Yd; II perfect CONDITION lass'
en-. 3 sood-sized bedrooms. tile bath, ful
bsmt., oil heat: laundry tubs storm win.
dows and doors, Venetian blinds. ioysl.
Sas s.T oas florida n
ueen a St st. I rret To- 70 hs1ne m G1se Ino n BERN
sssS eG cempst. Il Real TI Iass ma inss
SsSodf0oekED-oN EAST CAPITOL ST. nsa,
nsSs aSsn or sns
sslffsis ss Morris ssssas eehsn s'isfRo
na niss NH sH $3.50 NJ Haas sE oass 49, d
sSToSab-hltR sRsr SHf Ii & is A real MIC. CLEAN
s hSp'e ssm m s1ss s 1on Of S soo e nesh ena
borhood. that YOU can get for . low cash
aoTn payment; asA Be sure p and & ses y; ME 4S
coLoRED-ao18 10 sOso PoRTNEB PL
$500. S1.2bO down: 1889 v st. NV
rooms, automatic gas heat. $11.600, 81, 500
HShe' iishs and gas. sis'sSo. soWfEEs = Co.
sSsiasiys agents Arthur h s0wies' No
eofokEb1oGs ssa3 Mf wsofGis' caANcE I'll to own your
own home in NV. section Of washington,
with . low down payment and monthly
terms Ike rent; we have all types OF
homes for sale and suggest call to our
office inauirins about the home you would
like to own. low down payments and
BERENTER q CO., Realtors. DI. 5029
etsfs oofo2REDsHes 2sREsDs sssHpess' bdSs2ony II em Few
convenient downtown location. near 1st
and e sts, n;w.i total price, So, 500; Ewes;
ss1l sa VI; Ni ABsesad AABssad aA. ss4s. KAY REALTY REAL
T GoITo oIToRaD@ExcELlENr III DSzgESx;cELlENr BRICK home
always occupied by Its orisinal owner and
Howard DIVERSITY 1st door has recep:
ton hall, liv. rrn., din. rm: and kit: End
DsSs' Dsssa 1Rd W p paa aMahaHR 81 REa Eh $685. sssoona1'
Col LORED - OVERLOOKING sOLDIERs
HOME-This eight-room tapestry brick
has two complete tile baths, auto heat
recreation room, 2-car brick garage; hard
wood floors throughout. Call MR.. TALLEY
DIJ 56fi0 ewes, AT 1880,
Evening star., 1948-02-29

CoLoRED-13th ST. mr.. Columbia rd.--
fu1naee hD aeems 7So5, oatn sso6u S cash SA'
Girard st. nr. Sherman sye.-6 rms,
bath, semidet., h.-w.h., SS,b00, $4,000
cash.
Rock Creek Church rd. mr. Georgia ave.
--2M baths, Colonial front porch. compl.
furn, $4,000. $1,000 cash. To inspect
today. BLACKWELL REALTY CO. INC.
Evening star., 1948-02-29

CoLoRED-AvoN REALTY Cove have
housees in all sections, to rms, down
payment, S495; good terms.
1900 blk. Coran st. NV, brick, semidet,
rms, / N baths, good heat, price sig 300
with ST 500 dowE. DU. 4027 or GE. 3711.
1927 1lth st NV
Evening star., 1948-02-29
CoLORED-EoUITABL REALTY CO.,
1O11 You st. NV, MI. 2080, offers for

1O11 You st. NV, MI. 2080, offers for
sale:
1900 blk. 10th st. n.w.-12 rms.
baths.
apis.
CoLoRED--1sO0 BLOCK 3rd ST. NV
burner; price. $4,000, $500 cash
Unit block, Florida ave. n.w.-1st COM
mercial: rms, bath, h.-w.h.; $500.
Arcola heat: $3.50, $1,000 cash.
200 block L st. n.w.-1st commercial;
two 5-rm. brick houses, $4,000.
GUY THINNER, 1929 11th st. NV
North 4907.
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HOUSES foR sALr--Ner.hwe....

u00S6S tSN SNhe- -tNOStuWOSHs
Ann AI1ISS. sSs SssssR.a sl,.l San: :sss;
g ss.. Cd oid 81 soss las . ,.VT. T r, with wiz
flpofsd % Sts,si 81 az hessa ssao ofrics. ss2.sso.
GGoJSTEY MuB vn1ASSSE--A modern
williamsburg Colonial det. brick home
In . nice location on lss. lot. lst
ali rms. take twin beds. Bedrm. and bath
Pr,es s'ms 'ss:snsd " s. %REsoH %RHEsiseoH .fiss En
CHEvY CRAsE. D. c.-An unusually t,ne
Colonial brick home on beautiful lse.
Il essss chsss cls and saoas
ssnop and ss VERY S.
sd snd oof, Ssn 1S"aes Spacious 5m ssdlms s M sis
sshts shew IS s. Ssssd ssns oas ssse afs
AMkRicxN aMi sssa UNIVERSITY PARK
charming, center-entranoe, modern brick
home. IN an excellent area. and most
convenient loeatiSn Excel sGnd list nG9F
snd floor nice saEns 'ses and -. tes ss ss5s
eodsrEE y ERIaHT enGs 81 sfcfioaoD.a ssss sunday
Chase Md, close to Conn; ave. and bet;
sp shs Chevy n Ghsss ss .nsc.s ans
% noders aiS Tiled BATH 5stS. TSs III st door Contains
q lse: lily. rm: with fireplace. din; rm.'
House is in excel. oond, oil h.-w.h. This
home Is in an area Of dne homes. Direc-
tons: Drive out Gem; ave. to East.wsst
s Ihsn ssEh 10 ,eis propests ys " E. WkfoHf
eo coRNEso assoi BRICK BUNGALOW with 2 bed
sSppsd Kitchen and ea sss
plus full basement and large attic reached
by stsirwsy from the hall. srane.nsw
pns pa T. ssoe ds~n c SlsnE
t6cs eo ibos 1852 sssn T. NV sHAssosss NH sss4
tween issh and q Ssasoomss sss a.'si e hot g.
sorss hfs srcea s 1oSs ci M W4e
soss M pHLps Szsi sna ME- i4is fars we 4aos ns
rETWoRsra. rI:r ,ns paskxood pl; n;w.,-Row br..
rms. on End d.. and one room and Kitchen
Sn .S hos'esdi erssd F'n e ss sH'' s ssH
MOUNT NJ d + PLEASANT SECTION. 1869 Mon
Il B. Baths neesed porch this S,eh house E.;
ali the mod. convenisncss; close to shops.
schools and transp; priced for quick sale.
RsvsGn saickRo kRo ssE ssse a. ave and
Quincy; modern. good condition.; oil heat;
sn apt soo porch .ad .nd 5ss bath
sEAsKES IsERs Sal pknss Sn eslf firs fysf "a sS7
WoODRpGE sPECIAIs-semihungalow;
g rms, bedrms. on 1st ar: oil h.-w.h.:
BrieS: 8 rms, gsrsse; s12.5oo.
49, Larse 2-tamiIy home, Q complete .apts.
Evening star., 1948-02-29

tween 18th and l4th-4 bedrooms, oil hot
stores: Priced s17 800. cali Ms. Wrsnn,
nA,s IA 93oo; ; eyes. A and I've week ends wo: 466A.
Evening star., 1948-02-29

i77iS ii7iS 1fpth II 81 81 NV, Nv con convenient to Con
brSss'0s briek and frame anne BAY window house. Q
TSs soSn Sx aaa
End; oil hot-water heat; enough land 70
I ee e ssrssd aa eor ;ssx's Is qesHads ensd at
to to- s. louis ?. p sHioEMAKER. 171s K s.
ny. ny: pfEAsaNT e., ,sss' HOME OR INVESTMENT
A A ' very attractive house Of 8 large rooms
. tiled baths, hot-water gas heat. iron
and double rear screened aopDSton DSfSnes Ros
ss 6 in Ffsf fegsif EiF5Ea sfe'es 5
rvv sr srd n.sr euGs Du 1899, ESs Modern sa1 brio
d doTe r. kitchen: aehen; % md floor. s 6sdfooms,
tbs; bult-in garsge, oil h-T h od ise. 1f sId
RfSdsLEY RfSSh gEce is ssASDEssoS ST & 3ss4 VI
eSs oPEN oF FoDaY 1sHs Y 70 n P.a5!S Esst 81
West Highway Sabs SheyS Ghass and ef chsvs cSas
Country Clubs. Colonial architecture. sit
uated on beautifql nStion Teli lanosSla1ps s9cel1sn
Out Conn. ave. to East-Msst highway, M I'VE
left to 4oio; e. FRED KELLEY WI. so4o
sFfSi SILVER Ri isPTRHisNSG-opEN THisSG SUM-. 1 till darl
6-rm. brick Colonial; yrs; old; cvsT UT
arepl.. side screened porch. tamilyd;sia1 family Y
din. rm., equip. kit. and nook. second -
bdrms, and bath, also sun deck; iu
bsmt.,. oil a.-c. heat; lav.; attached gaI
nice Handicapped lot; rear fence; clos
transp Shopping and schools; reas rsas, tinan a,,
| 18th ST., right on Colesville rd. TO MI
Kay's Toll House Tavern. right on Dai
dr.. to Ellsworth. left to Open sign:
RIGGS 5 CO, EN-. as45; if no answer
0PEN sun. TO 5-Petworth. 12
Webster St. NV; 8-rm. brick home AZ
ranrc4 with upst airs sit. pit; IN
closed porches oil h.-w.h.. sarase nc
garden; excel. cond.. priced right: ver
eonv- to trans, shopping anS sch9ol 2ai
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fine homes. 1st floor; lgs: liv. rn. firs Ire
and and beautiful lit. Snd door; maste
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Evening star., 1948-12-08

How to Correct q Foreign Accent.
This letter is typical of many
that come to me every week. The
writer is d border girl of Mexican
parentage.
Il will preciate for helping to
speak inglish good and correct. Must
of the time I get my self all mixed
up and some words I speak them
broke. Please be kind and help"
Such letters are a challenge that
I scarcely know how to meet. But
it isn't hard to understand the deep
longing for self improvement which
motivates our citizens who feel
themselves handicapped because OF
foreign accent and an imperfect
knowledge of the American Ian
guage. Would that I had a magic
wand to wave for them!
Schooling, obviously, is one of
the best and quickest means for
language improvement, either by
enrolling in day or night school, or
by engaging q tutor.
The next best is to USE the Ian
guage. Read it, write it, and, above
all, speak it on every occasion. Do
not fear being laughed at for your
mistakes. For every unkind person,
you'll find a hundred who will be
happy to help you.
Train your ear by listening care
fully to people who speak good Eng