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Evening star., 1948-09-07
HOUSES FOR sALE-korhees,.

MICHIGAN PARK, 1902 Shepherd ST. ne.
BpnsaioT, b aiS t,r 8 rms; % and bath; sarase. n
thing, PRICE, sl4,eso; subStsnttal cash
payment. VIM. r. THOROWGOOD, DE.
RIVER TERRACE-5-room brick, tiled
bath. full basement, corner lot; Anchor
% bus: Can Di. iol5 iii ali pm. WI
Wo66RfpSsEE stNGAL1ooWs, 1os VACANT; ssi1I
and storm windows; conv. location; house
w s03a faaRo3eoo5u ffRs Sess Sun be- osi7 tS pm
shingled home: rms. and bath, side
Venetian blinds; nice lot; nr. 2 buslines,
Terms Terms: owner occupied. wM. r. THoRoW-
sSos pi i7sh Rs 81. + N:E.-s lars. rooms. bath
h:.w;h, on detached Insco Stone; large
this home can be easily made into apts ;
s4s tss Mr. wAPLE fs1ssen co 14 Pg
New houses 81 Michsss hsss sSs sven any stafs
em 4sss Saf %h Dshs sS fssh Bofh
houses have Colonial front porches, i'm M
proved pr, nsn streets bus ! block They are
sn VIEWER ave woe 5safS 4S44 10 d. mSss Ssso MTG
POSSESSlON-b-rm Dunga., gar, SlO,95O,
$500 down; LARRY o. STEELE, RE.
0493 EN- 0303. =
MICHIGAN PARK-Semidetach corner
brick home: rms. and bath: full base
ment; lovely recreation rm. gas heat; nice
ment; bal: $3.50 per mo; inel taxes.
VETERANS OR NoNVETERANs, assume
G1 loan on fine brick home of Sill
200, at ~. payable S75 monthly. which
includes taxes and insurance; 6 rms. IN
baths, 3 bedrms., full basement; lovely
recreation room; good neighborhood near
shopping; full price, only $4,000. T. D
BURGESS. Real Estate. vi. 2s02 til
M1GHIGAN PARK-semid.t, 8 rm. and
bath; prewar built; storm sash and avn
inspection by appt. only no dealers. Du.
si,sso DOWN. S7a.5o per mo will sive
you 4mmed poss on this Tyr. .-old 6-rm.
semidet brick home located nr. Greenway
Call RE. 1855 till q pm. GOLDSTEN
BROS, 1929 L at. NV. 10
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW dandy 5-rm.
conv Price, $500 Terms
Woodridse-Excel. 6-rms. and bath: full
bsmt; incl. sleeping porch. Terms.
Avondale-Lovely dct. brick, liv. rm,
with frepl., Ice. bay window, din. rm. and
ten on ist a "a, good sized bed[ms an, and
in earsse; nice lot Quick ,on, poss PTics Fpcr :
REALTY AL,, CO., 1881 R. l. ave. ne
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FOXHALL VILLAGE

Exclusive and highly restricted community
alwa%s in great demand for its convenience
ana deslrabllity; spacious row BRICK home
of finest constructions; includes ! bedrmS.
- baths: excellent financing can be ar
Hanged Call AID 4234, or FRANK s.
PHILLIPS. DI l4l1-
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

WILL TRADE lO-rm. brick house. College
ok.. Nd, for Virginia property. TIE. 1881
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RRJGHTWOOD

bhlIIH WOOD
5233 5th st nv-Row brick. rooms;
fun lavatory and shower in basement. I'm
iShea recreation room. gas heat; recently
redeccrated Sl3.5o0; $4,000 cash, con-
venient monthly terms To inspect, call
DREISEN FREEDMAN. 81. 100. 10
BROOKMONT
Corner of Macarthur blvd, bedrms,.
fireplace, GARAGE. larse lot. Evenings, Wo.
4S45.
J. LEO KOLB co.
MI. 21o0. g
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American University Heights

hIIItI ICdI UIIIVeISII r1eIBIlCS
m st dsfSabSs yeanio scfia 1eiache1 nf1ck nome
inston. Just of Mass. ave. convenient to
shopping and transportation. 3 bedrooms
" complete baths. powder room on lst
floor; " hreplsces; slassed-in den on
sun deck; lots of closets; oil burner. sea
500 R S. Wsshburn. GE @6lS MAR
SHALL j. WAPLE CO, 1924 14th st.
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GEORGETOWN
GEORGETOWN

GEORGETOWN
An attractive Groom row brick In an area
Vl restored homes 3 bedrooms and bath
on md floor; hot-water hea,, good con-
dition. Truly an excel ent buy at Sl4 SOC
and only ~i.lUn cash. Call Mr. Jackson.
Ma $500: ewes and wce,i ends. WI ..933,
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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w. B. WRIGHT
CLEVELAND PARK

Nr. .shoreham Hotel. in lovely neighbor-
26-ft hv rm. with fireplace. family sized
din. rm., ige. kit, pantry, den and powder
rm.; End f., bedrms;; . tile bath; 3rd
built-in garage. oil h.-v.h., side screened
porch, verv nice level yard with trees and
shrubbery; needs some decorating.
Billingsley & Sanderson Co..
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COLORED-16TH ST. Sc.

as two complete apartments Lovely
yerd, garage. oil heat, fun basement With
front entrance House ready for immedi-
ate POSSESSION. CONVENIENT terms GEORGB
/ BORGER 643 Ind ave. nv MA. $3.50.
Evenings. OR SH12 OF WO 1910. -
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RIVER TERRACE NE.

Modern brick home only years old; s
spacious rooms. tiled bath with shower
full bSmt. Priced only S9,H5b CaH co.
1888 or GE. g34l; ewes
pFCK 20
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GeorgetoWn-Commercial

Wis ave. and st-Brck. rms. ~
baths gas heat, suitable for shop ana
apt. EVENINGS, MI. 2I.1.
J. LEO KOLB co.
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FOXHALL AREA

rev bome bnt by oR rsnk bns
IN la41; new-house condition; 6 rms. "a
baths: LARGE screen porch, full basement
lee. Anchor-fenced rear yard, Venetian
blinds, fireplace. gas heat . blks. to Hardy
1raoe. school "a blk. to bus or streetcar.
may assume lee. GI loan at ~; SI".45
mo; incl. taxeS and ms; - $50. AD
I'G4 FRANK S PILL LIPS DI Ia
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COLORED-S5OO DOWN

ONLY "tz years old; brick homes Ike
new; :. bedrooms, living room, dining
room Kitchen, tiled bath: lovely lot ftll
basement. auto. gas heat; pay $50 per
month, which incl. taxes and everything.
T1PP REALTY co. call ST 7"i5: rtes.,
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CONN. AND NEBR. AYES

Only blk off Conn. ave, mod. brk. semi
det, home, consisting of lae. rms, ~
baths and stairs to full attic. New oil
h w h. system: lge. level lot det garage
Naval officer transferred and priced for
quick sale at the amazingly low price OF
sol $50. Phone SEh 1913 It'll 8 pm,
DENNY 4. PRI Realtnrs a
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GEoRGETOwN-Two2 2-fsmiIy nsts fat
kit bath, h,-vh.; full bsm:.: modern
ised nr. Both and r, only Sl3,o 600.
DRURY REALTY CORP, 1887 K st. NV
RE. 1135. 10
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-05

Dear Mrs. Lewis,
How nice It have you. Words
are truly inadequate TO express my appreci alton
for all the knowledge that I CLEANED as student
in your school. Had It not been for The Lewis
Business College" would not have been working
n Pentagon Building, which is the Department.
Of the Army, office Of The Surgeon General,
Physical Standards Division. am working as
secretary to Colonel Charles s. Mudgett, the
chief OF Di sposition and Retirement Branch.
May God bless you Mrs. Lewis, as you conti nue.
to train Negro young to better qualify them
selves for recognized place in this our world OF
today.
Sincerely yours,
G-e~1&M~A~
Vivian j. Baker
/ Enclosure
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-05

Receiving the many visitors
was Mrs Carmen Murphy the
head OF the gigantic beauty pro-
1ect. She was assisted by Mrs,
Odessa Troltcr. Business Man
accr Miss Rose Morgan. Miss
Meta Cardoza. and Miss Olivia
Clark. The latter trio are OF
the nationally known New York
House Of Beauty. and Rose Meta
Products
This establishment Speciallzes
in tlp-to-toe beauty service
in setting that as conductive
10 beauty The dccorS Of each
Of the wings for service have
been selected according to the
best effec, for thc clients. The
reception rooms are done in a
very striking modern theme
featuring chartrcuSe navy green
and white. with drapes Of floral
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-05
Brooklyn Girl Wins
EIks Scholarships

SYRACUSE. - Miss Vivian
King. l3 year old student of
Markham High Scohol in Brook
lyn, was Judged the winner OF
the oratorical contest sponsored
bv the New York State Associa-
ton of Elks and held last Sat
urday night in Lincoln audi
torium.
Miss King was the youngest
Of group Of seven and by her
win here clinched the $500 schol-
arship given by the State body
She will also have an opportun-
ity to compete for prize OF
81 900 at the regional contest
to be held in Boston June l8.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-05
Side Payments
Violates Law
VA Announces

Veterans Administration to-
day cautioned veterans. build
ers and lenders against the con-
sequences Of making or accept
ing so-called side payments in
the sale of home properties TO
veterans with the aid of G. /.
loans
VA said such side payments.
usually made for the purpose
OF evading the prohibition
against sales 10 veterans in ex'
cess of appraised reasonable
value"-are a direct violation
of law and subject offenders
to possible federal prosecu-
ton.
Many cases have been report
ed in which veterans have been
induced 10 pay the builder or
seller an amount over and above
the sales price shown on the
loan report submitted TO VA,
and upon which the government
loan guarantee is based.
Veterans who knowingly coh-
spire TO evade the law by max
ink such side payments risk
loss OF their rights under all
veterans laws. VA warned.
VA said that any lender who
submits a loan To VA for guaran-
~ while possessing knowledge
Of a side payment IN connection
with the sale. even though the
payment was made 10 a third
party other than the lender
will be suspended from further
participation IN the G | loan
program. Also, any guaranty
issued IN connection with the
transaction will be lnvalidated
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-05

RACE
80
T r AC X
ay THE OLD. HANDICAPPED

BY THE OLD. HANDICAPPED
The public was treated TO a
rare show al the track Saturday.
We refer TO the knockdown-
draqout brangle between Own
ers Grisson and Mcdonald. This
low comedy act was put on IN
the infield. in full view of 2l,O0O
snectators. Well, we can only
muse that the arlstocracy of
horse owners at Detroit has fall
len to a new low. What can you
expect from the hoi polloi?
SIR sPRITE WINS
AS The Old Handicapped pre-
dicted Sir Sprite romped home
in fine shape Memorial Day. His
time was something nice, too,
a sizzling l.44-l-5 for a mile
and one-sixteenth. The little fen
low is still a lot of horse.
The interesting thing is how
ever, the way he Is handled.
He Is the consistent big money
winner al this track. His hand
lers take him from here 10
Sporfsmans park in the Fall,
then 10 Churchill Downs, then
Keeneland In the Spring and
finally back to Churchill
Downs.
When he arrives at Detroit
he usually hasn't won a race
since his departure the previous
Fall. This gets him in the right
spot with low weight. then bin
60. he does il. Monday the take
was sl5,O00.00. With that much
in his bank account he can coast
for a while and look for a soft
spot. But watch him; he's poison.
Cotton Joe came through as pre-
dicted. too. Watch Joe's Choice
and Ekard at a nice price soon.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-05

Mrs. Violet Lewis
Lewis Business COLLEGE
John r. & Ferry Streets
De troit, Michigan
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-05

print The room for hair styling
boasts a complete mirrored wall.
affording milady a maximum
view Of the artistry OF the styl-
lists.
Among the staff members are
Emmitta Cardoza. chief cosme-
tologist and hair styhStS; Odessa
Trotter. beauty consultant; Opal
Pritchard. modiste, Linda Page,
milliner; Herman Lorenzo, pho
tographer: DR.. r. c. Bennett
physician. DR.. Ben Brownley
chiropodist: Dr. J. A. Catching.
dentist, and host Of other ex-
perts in the beauty arts.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-05
Negro Student Queen

LOUISVILLE. XIV. tSpecial-
Miss Geneva Faulkner. a senior
student at Catholic High School
here, crowned the statue Of Mary.
Mother Of Jesus Christ. during
religious celebration in honor
Of The Mother Of God at Sacred
Heart Academy last week All
the Seniors Of the Catholic girls
high schools in the city par
ticipated Miss Faulkner acted
as queen ot the annual observ-
ance.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-05
Grand Opening Held
For House Of Beauty

The House OF Beauty dedicated to the service Of De-
trn and other md-western opened Its portals to
an admiring and eager public on Sunday and Monday,
May 80 and 81 The building located at lSS Mack Ave-
nue. thronged with welwshers AS the grand opening
was held on Sunday followed by open house Monday
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-05
Evidence That LeWis Business
Training Exc els

Do you want to save
three valuable years?
Possibly you have dreamed
of taking a four-year univer.
sity course. In these chaotic
times, four years seems a
long time. If you want to
get into action--to DO
something to help-and to
make the most of your op.
portunities, the special s
WEEK SUMMER SCHOOL
beginning at the L E WIS
BUSINESS COLLEGE, Nion.
day. June IL, l94s, is GER
tainly YOUR oPPoRTUNI-
TY. In just a few months
you can finish your business
course, and secure a well
paying position with the
government as this young
lady from Detroit has done.
BE PREPARED TO EARN
YOUR OWN MONEY. Can
you do MORE THAN ONE.
THING WELT? Mrs. Vio-
let Lewis, president of the
LEWIS BUSINESS COL.
LEGE, or any member of the
faculty, will be happy to
help you in selecting the
course best suited for you.
Call at the Office in person,
$3.50 John r. Street at Fer.
ry, or telephone for litera-
ture and information Trim.
ty 1918 or Trinity 1876.
The Office will be open daily
for registration from 9 am.
to 2 pm.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-05
FIeminq's Graduation Class Of III

Phst row, seated left to right. Rev. Paul Turner
Chicago ILL., Instructors Lucille Tolver Clifford Pruitt
Vivian MeGrue, Beatrice Fleming Fleets, founder-pres-
dent Ella Davis, oteIia Cook Myrtle Gamble and Rev.
Jonathan A. Danes pastor Of Bethel AME. Church, De-
troit Enroll no-efeent instructors Terms If desired
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-05
- ira LEITH

For quick relief from itshing caused by eczema.
athieis foot seahses. rsnples and o'hsr itching
ccndYt,oas. Use rure onoling. rnedicated LIQUID
.. o. .. .PREseRiPTloA. A doctor formula.
Gresselesa and stainless Soothes. comforts and
quickly ealr1s intense itching. sc tnal bottle
arRxns today for q. o. o. PRESeRIPVioN.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-06-11
Interesting Data Cleaned
By Yale Danes Questions

Typical Yale students wife Is 70
years old, has one child between
one and two years old and comes
from Connecticut or New York
state. Her husband Is q and
graduate student in engineering or
law. This average couple has been
at Yale between two and three
years and expects to be here for
another year.
This information is based on 4
survey of more than 200 Yale
couples which was just completed
by the yale Danes Yearbook"
published by the Yale Danes. an
organization of students wives.
A total of 223 out of the 3l5 wo-
men in the Yale Danes responded
to the questionable. It is estimat-
ed that there are approximately
1000 wives of Yale students living
in New Haven and its vicinity.
Most married students are veter-
ans.
Yale wives range in age from 10
to 45 years and their husbands.
from 20 to IS years. Thirty-three
wives are older than their hus-
bands and 40 are the same age.
Two wives refused to tell their
ages.
According to the questionable.
most students wives are home
makers and mothers. OF the cou-
pies questioned, 106 have total Of
1876 children.
Seventy-eight couples have one
child, 26 have two children and
two couples have three. There is
total Of II boys and IS girls, the
latter including one set Of twins.
Twenty-six couples have children
less than one year old; 46 have
children between one and two; 26
have children between two and
three; IS have children between
three and four; IS have children
between four and 10, and five have
children between 10 and 16
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-06-11
Old Pioneer" Busted off
For Chicago Rail Pageant

Chicago's first locomotive, which
hasn't operated under its own pow
er for nearly 10 years. will have a
starring role in the Wheels a
Rolling" pageant at the Chicago
railroad fair this summer.
The 112-year old Pioneer" loco
motive will burn wood and carry
its own water for steam in a bar
rel in it's tender, just as it did in
1S4S when it made its initial trial
run out of Chicago for the Galena
and Chicago Union railroad. fore
bearer of the Chicago and North
western railway system.
The locomotive that began Chi
Cages era of railroading has been
famous since 1890. 1t appeared in
three large fairs-the Chicago Co.
lunbian exposition of 1893, the St.
Louis exposition of 1904, and the
Worlds Fair Century Of Progress)
in Chicago in l933-34
One of the oldest locomotives in
existence today. the Pioneer"
was third-hand when it was brought
to Chicago on the brig Buffalo"
from the East. The initial run OF
the 1O-tcS locomotive was 10 miles
five miles out into the prairie
and back. That was on October Is,
1913.
The Pioneer" has one pair Of
driving wheels "a inches in dia-
meter, and two pair Of lead wheels.
It's top speed was Is miles an hour.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-06-11
Flameproof Cotton Insulation

Flameproof cotton insulation
used only in residences when flrst
developed in 1910. has gained sat-
isfactorily acceptance in more than
a score Of diversified commercial
and industrial applications. Illus
tratins the wide range Of its use
fitness, a large West coast manu-
facturer of acknowledgements
not water heaters is using flame
proof cotton insulation to retain
heat within the units, while sever
al manufacturers of cold drink box
es, refrigerators and deep-freeze
units are using the same material
to keep cold in and heat out. Many
churches in both large cities and
small towns have selected cotton
insulation for a dual purpose-tor
heat and cold insulation and as an
acoustical insulator, to prevent out
side noise from disturbing services.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-06-11
1|- l0USEHglD'
H |IllTSk]

Teach your puppy to stand still
and have his feet wiped before ne
comes in the house. This takes
time and patience, but eventually
pays dividends by minimizing mud
DIV tracks on a clean kitchen floor:
children can sometimes be taught
to wipe their own feet, too.
-
Corn meal will soak up oil or
grease on basement or garage
floors if spread over grease and
allowed to stand for day or TWO.
Then sweep up corn meal: repeat
if necessary.
Do not remove the paperlike COW
.ring known as the 'fell' from
leg of lamb before roasting. Thls
covering keeps the meat juicier,
helps to hold its shape, and permits
the meat to roast in less time.
When sewing by hand, thread
several needles before starting to
sew and you will save time and
patience by not having to stop and
thread a needle every few minutes.
A plain cork dipped in securing
powder cleans and pohshes steel
knives and hardware in jiffy.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-06-11

failure to put back plant nutrients
and organic matter, it cannot sup
port healthy, sturdy crop growth. "
Any farmer can build his soils
fertility and crop producing ability
by good management methods. He
can get bigger crop yields per acre
through use of fertilizer carrying
nitrogen, phosphate and potash as
needed. He can build soil structure
by growing deep-rooted legumes
such as alfalfa or sweet clover in
the rotation. Roots of the legumes
will open tight soil and let air and
water in. Plowed under, the legumes
will add to the soils organic mat
ter supply. Crops following in the
rotation will have more "elbow
room" to seek water and nutrients
deep down in the soil. The organic
matter supply can be further in.
creased by returning manure and
crop aftermath to the soil.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-06-11
RAND Growth of Softball

OF all games in the United States,
that Of softball has had the most
rapid and remarkable growth. 1t
made its debut sope so years ago.
At the time baseball players who
wanted to continue action during
the winter months devised what
was called indoor baseball, which
was to provide play in enclosures.
Since even the largest was small,
in comparison with regular base
ball field, it was necessary to Gre
ate a large and a soft ball. which
could not be hit the great distances
possible with a regular baseball.
The first softball tournament was
held in Chicago in 1888.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-06-11
Legumes. Grasses and
Cereals Used for Silaqe

The term grass silage now In.
cludes all ensiled crops except corn
and the sorgos and is different from
them in that special precautions
must be taken upon ensiling for the
best preservation.
Grass silage may be made sue
cessfully from many crops: Leg
umes, such as alfalfa, clovers, soy
beans, lespedeza and peas; cereals
such as oats, wheat, rye and barley;
grasses, such as timothy, sudan
grass, canary grass, bronze grass
and orchard grass, and mixtures OF
these crops.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-06-11
Sovbeans Planted with Corn

Soybeans need plenty Of nitro
gen to grow. II they are planted
with corn they will either get nitro
gen from the soil or from the air
If they are inoculated before plant
ed they will get nitrogen from the
air and leave the nitrogen fertil-
izer that has been applied for the
corn. But if the soybeans are not
inoculated. they will compete
against the corn for the nitrogen
fertilizer which has been applied,
which means that the corn will get
very little Of it.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-06-11
Healthy Plants Needed
To Assure Good Crop
Sturdy Growth Hinges
On Well. Ferfilized Soil

Healthy plants, like healthy hui
mans, are better fitted to fight of
insect and disease attacks than are
undernourished ones. Enemies have
a tougher time getting under the
guard of we'll fed plants. Such plants
have stronger root systems and
harder, better developed growth
above ground. They can stand on
their "feet" and defend themselves.
Whether your crops are well fed or
undernourished depends on the con-
dition of your soil. If your soil IS
loose, mellow, high in organic mat
ter, of good filth and carries plenty
of plant food, it can give your crops
a bodybuilding diet. If your soil 1s
worn down by overcropping ano
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-06-11
Activated Charcoal Used
To Prevent 2,4-D Harm

Crop plants can be protected from
harm by 2,4-D used for killing
weeds by pre-planting treatment
with powdered activated charcoal.
The treatment is of especial value
for crops that are set out as young
plants already rooted. This is done
by busting the roots with the &C.
tivated charcoal powder before
planting, greatly reducing loss caus-
ed by 2,4-D.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-06-11
Ecuador's Blue Gum

Visitors to Quito In Ecuadors
interested Sierra, or central noun
famous region, are impressed with
the prominence Of a single tree
species-the Tasmanian blue euca'
lyptus or blue gum. Introduced IN
1865 from Tasmania, Australia, this
tree has become thoroughly adapt
ed in plantations on the densely
populated Andean highlands or pla-
teaus, where the native vegetation.
including the original forests, was
removed long ago.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-06-11

course, to have any
grasp OF this great story. 1t re-
uuires but a few minutes, and eV-
cry reader will be richly rewarded.
I have lawyer friend, prodigious
reader, who tells me that once each
month, for the past so years, ne
has read the Book Of Esther.
A QUEEN WHO WAS BRAVE
DANIEL, we agreed, was a brave
II person; but not more brave
than Esther. There is a verse IN
Hebrews 1876 that serves admirably
to interpret this first stage of Es-
theirs manifest courage. 1.-The Lord
is my helper"
We 60 to the palace in Shushan,
where reigned Ahasuerus. His king
dom stretched from India even I'M
to Ethiopia. His queen, Vashti, re-
fused to come before him when he
had made a feast. AS a result OF
this refusal, the king ordered young
maidens brought before him that he
might choose a new queen. There
was in the court a Jew, Mordecai,
who had been brought there from
Jerusalem. He had in his care the
daughter Of his uncle, beautiful
maiden, named Esther, Mordecai
saw here a great opportunity, and
he brought her before the king She
was chosen. This brief sketch &C
counts for her position.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-06-11
Atomic Hope

Terrifying as is the prospect of
atomic energy running wild in the
hands of a generation of men NOR
ally and spiritually unprepared to
handle it, even more thrilling is the
prospect of Divine Will subjecting
even such diabolic thing as the
atomic bomb to discipline and con-
troll.