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HOUSES WANTED TO suY.

DETACHED BRICK HOME in American
Univ; Psrk; Pa or Tenley Circle area. Cal
SRafSTLY @ s NEsDaDS Ed nt5' sr r% 9hg modern
II Hs$E assT S&ss s;ss 'v' 90
real estate anywhere in, tn District. fol
and Sun; call GE. 5o61. ,PoL1NGER co.
/ PA Pay CASH * FOR HoUsEswWhtte or col.
Ios h5SS RE sSSst eyes y =. s$se
soda sasn on i1r IN any sSus
RE. 2735 or Wo. 9I91 until 10 pm.
SELLING YOUR HOME? We will net you
as much as selling it yourself, minus the
s0rIs To-Day more than YOU
g sMss5 westdass; ewes: sa vi VII iaa5 and and w: A
OUR GIiENTs HAVE THE CASH you have
the house. Let's get together. BIRoN 4
s. SGNRAR; 81 Res ma Sx 4ass iaS4 x st. NV ST
RETIRED COUPLE want detached or semi
detached house or bungalow in NV, Ar;
linsson 1st;.;o or nearby Montgomery Co. good
hot-water heated; 2 bedrooms. Give To-
cation, description, net cash price, direct
WP iy1m GxRsr gES 1sSM 5IsH Star
from '' s1o 900 to $4,000: If y you are sn' in.
terested in selling, we will be glad to give
ion as to he market value Of your house
estate service SHANNON & LUcHs co,
1903 H st. NV, MA. 2345. Open evenings
IMMEDIATE BUYERS for good Virginia
homes, We need more houses to meet the
siderine the sale Of your residence st cali i0u US
for listing today. Our alert organization
is located in the center OF suburban yir-.
and complete service to buyer and seller
ETss sppTaisas Is St zour gth
GEORGE B. THOMPSON now with stroup
ssa sell your house QUICK, ave Cali me '" st
fHi 9"UN1r R AfT '12I BIDGs. in any section Is.
sur novel way of financing to insure sales
Call Mr.: Prather. MA. a141, FREDERICK
W. BERENs SALES, INC, 1928 K st. NV.
DO you WANT SPEEDY ACTION, List
VII pag sep VIII prce es Nays S s{ss E
vii WILL PAY CASH Isl n'w for In houses' seoo whit. or
colored; ccoolsored; any condition or section. DE.
sny sse Or cond Saief settle@@snt @ e9asMaisi gaMEs
SOW THRoJaa IL PIE kEAEsrHGs u 49ss 9oa
many realtors in D 'l!Oi'isy e. and Hsrylsnd' and
4f R5Sssssss sssffi5 sa4 'fif
HAVE CASH eCSUsIoMERs for houses in
good NV. or suburban sections around
$4,000. Call MRS. HARRINGTON, TIE.
WE Il WANT YoIR HOUSE, apartment. store
or Cnimproved land for sale; We have the
clients; CAN Mr. Boucher. DRURY REALTY
1887 K. RE. 1888.
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale of
your home, business or investment prop
erty is what you desire. call r. A. HUM
PHl1ES. Realtor.. sos North CAPITOL. Ma.
$3.50. Free appraisals Results since 1919
CHARLES s. GUM has clients waiting
to purchase homes in any section of wash.
and nearby Maryland. FR- 1906.
SPOT CASH at once, no waiting for your
money; any kind of property, large or
so YEARS SERVICE to local property
owners guarantees results. List your prop
erty with VIM H. SAUNDERS CO, INC,
Realtors since 1887: 1919 < St: DI. 1015
BETWEEN 18th AND 18th SITS. NV, north
of v st; and south of Allison; must be on
quiet street; preferably in range $4,000
to 100000. Will deal with either agent
or owner. Box 336-L, Star. "a
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W. (cont. J

nCVSeS TUX SAke-N.W. (Sont. D.
wALTER s; CAANTRELL, 1858 Conn. ave.
vac. Ia SOS. Conn. ave. sos Nevada ave.
transp. and shopping; compl recond., like
porch OF ise din. @ rm.. dd bffast. rna rm. ' oil
heat nice lot: ' sss,sso. SUB is i Cash. AHi viii
consider trade. open $3.50 Sun. Brokers'
Mt. Pieasant-wide. 3-story row br..
"a. transp.; excel, cond.: oil heat (5 bed
DowntownSExcel cent. loo brk. house;
1b rms, 8 b.: ideal rooming house or apts.;
Opportunity several downtown proper
tions. WALTER s. cANTRELL. 1858 Conn.
NJ; NJ; Properties ranging from $4,000 to
Barnaby woods-Three bedrooms. two
sst Sssns gaFsFe ae 0sfa ssss5o 81 rst oor rec rm
Near Kenwood-Attr, white brick 3 bed
Eaee sfshs for ehdfsn dssa ssss5ass nice
Bethesda-White brick. 3 bedrms.: lee
sia ssTd; s,sao6 re; 5m.; good condition; years
noor; tiled bath. bsmt and attic: gas heat;
chevy Chase Circle bedrooms. 2
satthsd s1tt donT lse sss lSs dining rm' kit "a bath
det sassss; sooa l.Ssl Io lot; M ST. $50 os0tn'.'
SHE SHaEHfk fkrfhF sfa *a5S e. Rsssii!S0 En- $500 sHnyK
BETHESDA, MD.-pesirable 2-bedrm. and
. BrooEmont; Md.ws14 $50. Attractive
Kit briEht tln,.s 6smt; oil heat porch apd
r, WRIGHT. Realtor, WI. 5000: ewes,
CoLORED-I248 FLORIDA AVE.-5-rm
soEn ais'f ARR FL R'fs st. ifs Co. 49,
coLoRED-NEAR 18th AND QUE SIS.
fs0d fiiNsonses so SIT ssFn' or e. e.
SoLoREEID-7zooNLY oREEID 30 a FEW 1EET-sioo
lst and K sts. nv; also more expensive
homes. KAY REALTY CO., RA, 22oo.
coLoREp-cHURcH SITE. 1888 AND
now vacant zoned st eomm 9nah e9es
n 5os RE- si 1883 M
SoRohEpAwARbEh SoRa; "a aia5 sii 81. D@ S,w-Beaut,.
ful, large. 6-6oom e0n brick, gas heat, fgll
CO. Rs sas4 500 eS.. a0T2 "a ssS
CONGRATULATIONS doctors and den
ttotcI CoIHcIs ~ O72 OdlAS,
esnditen tRrouehout. Sr ' ca. 0i RR. D1ckEss SIsss
SoLoRsD-oo1uMsn 5sfG, np. Mr.. nts l4ts-
5usoRsas i heas; Sl541e; I4s4 terms
soiosES-,sos so SsEEG o ST. N.w-s.stor,
os 1os % sdloos sna eTss sss so
@ ,sssif ss iS S1s E il Eiss s55y
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PL- N:w.lfm-
contains concrete front porch, side-hsll
sf aso'sa each Rafk x P0fa e6:e bsb as sns
bsn1t. baiit-in garage. Can MI Hunter.
s5ss pHEEps 1zIi an INC efz f4i7 s3qS st. TN zoo
sSS soos ssfn' Az ST att units
3 baths: row brick. Cali Morris Cohen
Or PIN Milton vinnick With oa,1 A NJ pRAIsNER'
SoLoREDII1-uNIT APT; studio and M ga
s1Rp ssklng gPIy pE s1 FAD times annual rent Mr.
e6EohEBE1a4s ee5EI Bz a4so' IRVING ST. N.w.s1o
si5oo e sseS9o0doHHo doSn BAL ac'y
EiAMs, AD. o174. SIia 1ith st. M NV. is'
COLoRED-NEAR SOLDIERS HOME
Lovely Groom. tiled bath home, ideally
located on Manor pl. Entrance hall large
window; 3 bright bedrooms and bath on
End. Reasonable cash, balance like rent.
day call ia. S771 for full details, Ex-
elusively with NETzLER, Realtors Builders,
1106 Vermont ave. NV, D1. $500.
COLoRED-418 NEWTON PL. N.W-Semi-
detached brick, rms. h.-w.h., front ana
rear porches; large yard. Immediate pos
session. MRS; ELLIOTT. De, 1854. -19
COLORED-CORNER BRICK, rms. and
PAUL ]: MILLER pUs i27o til 8 pm.
OLORED-8-APARTMEN BRICK, near
Capitol; 81 800 down. This is very good
rental area. PAUL J. MILLER. DU. 1870
till 8 pm.
Evening star., 1948-03-17
HOUSES FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

GENTLEMAN'S WATERFRONT ESTATE,
modern in every detail built by wealthy
2-car heated garage. etc; on beautifully
wooded 10A secluded acres, near Annap-
oils. Nd. Priced for quick sale; $4,000
down payment required. Owners exclusive
agent Box 110-L, Star ia
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D ST. S.E.-Oniy
S10.95O for this modern Colonial brick
home, gas h.-w.h. full dry bsmt. To
inspect call r. A. FOSTER CO.. 81. 4166,
4R20h Wis ave Ia
Evening star., 1948-03-17
HOUSES FOR sALE-sou.hwe.t.

COLORED-Ies4- / Ia38-123s- Ie40 and ST.
S;W.-Only S195 down, S45 mo-; rooms,
Milton Vinnek with A. M. DRAISNER
1404 L st. NV, MA. SO36. Home. GE.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS-BungaloW ige
rms, corner lot, just like new; only
Semi bungalow, Q bedrms. on LIST floor;
ige rm. on 2nd floor, bath oil h.-w.h.;
corner lot; only 81 $500.
n garage: fine location; only S12,bOo
y. c: MAYNoE CO., 2OO2 r. I. ave ne,
NO 1885. lis
Evening star., 1948-03-17
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E. (cont.J
SUBURBAN SALE-MD. (cont.)

stop yelling instructions to mel people HAVE know
Evening star., 1948-03-17

COLORED-I24s FLORIDA AVE.-5-rm.
corner house, oil heat S9,950: $1,000
down. MR.. HARRIS, DE. 116O. CO. 1852.
Evening star., 1948-03-17

BETHESDA. MD.-pesirable 2-bedrm. and
bath home. near Naval Medical Center.
s-bedrm. sb and Bath s-stopy home; naGsiee nice
kit. bright bsmt, oil heat. porch and
garage; trolley passes door Terms EARL
T: WRIGHT. Realtor, WI. $500: ewes,
Evening star., 1948-03-17

TIL 9 pm, VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO. INC
ne n AZ aTss oyer spaeo1s sae
substantial detached frame residence ,o1
rooms ard 2 baths on a beautiful ele.
waited lot with lovely Land Pee b6@e
in ton condition. has stone foundation
automatic INV heat, slate roof. electric
reirigeFstor Ideal home fsF la5ge n0e fsmy ppdn,
MI Terms, with SHANNON & LucHs co,
I5S5 St nT Gy,1E MA nIiaS.,ow Is4s IN Yves,
ia tapestry red brick fireplace, two separate
to yps arff p heat
srlyaTay pm, MM l0fz sai6sa sA1SpERs CO. NC III
BRADLEY W29DsmEsine, restHistss a1,h.iak lOsa Ca
baths. over y acre delightful ,1Eos,ds woodes
taE GE no so7s. "0rS or FRANK 5. PHfIL1Ps, D1
ExSius1yE of gssatt1 Rast as
den den and iavatory. . bedTms. z baths: 2
car att. garage living porch; SapeLn hn,9dsr con
Real RHiO value At ss4 $50, Cali GE. so79. o
FRAEb RAAENbKMs pHtPf II sAPHs: RH 14.si 4..ssi7so-De,
brick, prewar Colonial; redecorated ant
in beautiful cond.: ideal location in ex
elusive, restricted Bradley Woods: panele!
| garage; wonderful lot with large GA
trees and inclosed rear yaro, Can We
S525. or FRANK S. PHILLIPS, D1; 1411
| h. wi h., full dry basement. Scar gar larg
shade trees; living rm., dining rm., bed
rms. elec; KITCHEN; porches st n; :,
sleeping porch, end f.: 4 blocks to shop
ping center school and bus. For auiel
sale, S21 800. Will accept as low as SO;
ADAMS. Union 1I43.
QUEENS CHAPEL MANOR-5-rm; bunga
low. living rm, dining rn1., complete kitch
| en-, bedrms. and bath, Venetion blinds
| combination storm and screened windows
oil heat: large. level, fenced-in lot: | blocl
| from shopping center and bus; children
walk to school This 10 an exceptions
buy for $3.50, with substantial cash
CLYDE ADAMS, Union 1145.
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CoLoRED-TRINIDAD AVE. N.E.-cor-
ner brick. 8 rms. Ia baths. hardwood
floors, Venetian blinds, rec rm., buiit-in
garage: Deep lot. Priced for quick sale,
HARTMAN " REALTY, II INC esosi sls Good Good
Evening star., 1948-03-17

CoLoRED-NEAR. 18th AND QUE SITS.
N.W.-9 rms: kits, 2, baths, oil heat;
IN good cond.; reasonable terms. Ask
Evening star., 1948-03-17

CULOKED CTS ATTEN11ON-An excel
be handled GI Live in one apt and rent
from other will help pay for your home
MITCHELL QUICK, DI. 1881. Eve, RA
Evening star., 1948-03-17

Is stone bungalow with stuolo-llVlng rm.,
skhE Es.sssss ss6e wilson 1H AsR 5}Td 81.
sIo,sooHA bungalow with lse. corner lot
pant ess easa h0sssa sssor. he.5S s5S
70 % BE LIVED IN, GfS; rather thin Zoo looked st-
Dutch Colonial, Clarendon: 3 bedrms. III
se!s $500 Wilson eHA 5fvd. ez, ssss. Heaa eH.
INCLUDING Observation-Disclosures Brick
Arlington. within walking distance Of Key
Bridge; $40 500; moderate cash; owner
s SsHER 81 s one eve. .luss d sEy ss4
family-Brick. detached: on a nice wooded
kitchen. 2. good sized bedrooms and tile
SssSDpins; sS: sf@$;Soo: @ THos e M4eR6pEs ses
sfs1 H S2l aI s4s4 sl'Un sa.s olyf f. s5as A5I Va
FAIRFAX COUNTY-Cslif style bunR. Of
s.nr S 5n s11sh f.
kt WITH S ainette. fee ssdr%s p1'n and a'aR III:
Kept lawn. plenty Of shrubbery. Price.
StS %iraMs xth spbssa1a ssaI4Y eo ,s W
co eaD sHsxn sTe oM HNp LOOK AROUND until ls sou
e y dsas n .y' SD ns zsa Ts snd
we win show you something that win re-
vive your interest. Now relax, cut of
your radio and listen to this. Center-hall
brick Colonial. built in . subdivision Of
the country club class and In magnincent
cond.; consists Of liv.. rm. with hrepl:. lge.
din. rm, lge kit. beautifully equipped.
a. consists Of master bedrm. With doubls
closet and pvt. tile bath, 2 additional bed
rms and smother tile bath disappearing
stairvay to paIti.Ily no9rsd sttisb sttis;b I'm I'm
bath: oil heat, copper plumbing, outside
entrance, opening 9gt ent9 assssons ter.
h-acre lot. Shown BY appt. only. Priced
at S27.5O0. Exclusively JNO. J. LOFLIE.
Lofin Bldg, 242O Wilson blvd. GIL. 4312;
IDEAL FOR CHHDREN-Suburban. good
Lincoinia: ise' 8-rm. Cape Cod brfck.
bedrm and bath on 1st door, full bsmt..
hot-water heat, running water and cleo
chicken Chicken house house priced sib. BOO M
ssf3EHakM slsEpkM ckSFEh sSSfsi 81 fakGs Cole
-fial brick home: lse.: bright liv. rm. with
fireplace, family-sized din rm., equipped
kit. "a bath on LIST floor: fun bsmt. with
outside entrance. fireplace In recreation
nm space N. T. BRoYHILL n SONS
(continusd On Next PaeO
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-20
FUR COATS
Continued from Page II
have no riqht 10 mold H."


Averlll. Pines. and his at
torney say that they are work
ing out a plan Tor taking care
OF the customers on Monday
Nov. % However many OF the
women have complained TO the
prosecutors office and are seek
INK warrants.
TIE prosecutor said that there
was a possi bility that some war
rants would be issued.
Wclfgang said that the only
problem left 10 be worked out
would be the matter where
some Of the representatives at
the fur store had received money
for certain services and had not
accounted for il.
approximately 90 per cent OF
the stores patrons were Negroes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-20

Current themes in fashion were
developed in costumes for oc-
casions from casual to afternoon
wear. Opals dresses tended TO
emphasize the Empire influence,
with ascending waist lines, full
skirts. cartridge pleats. and Won
deriul selection and blending Of
colors-solds and stripes and
plain fabrics. Opal is a graduate
OF the lie Gran Chic School OF
DresSmaking and Design.
Juanita presented many hats
for the holiday season. Many
were especially designed 10 com
pliment the dress designs of
Opal. Others were conversation
pieces. each showing the design
err skill in fur and fabric work
manship. and unusual decorative
decors. Juanita is product of
the Detroit schools and firs'
received inspiration al North
western High School. She IS also
graduate Of Mary Browns
School of Millinery.
MODELS
Tie attractive models used
were Grace Gravitt. Maxine
Franks. Doris Blackwell. Doris
Gather. Carmen Murphy. Allie
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-20
Sss sss*. <~GZA.SSI7ED
REAL ESTATE

LOTS FOR SALE-Small Farms.
5 and 10 acres corner Sumpter
and Oakville-Waltz Roads. So.
of Belleville. Easy terms. Sch
wartz. SIS Book Building CA.
490l.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-20
SALON SHOWING OF FASHIONS HELD
AT ROSE META HOUSE OF BEAUTY

Juanta Chapman and Opal Pritchard, fashion desig-
ners and anaysss at the Rose Meta House Of Beauty
presented salon showing of high fashion Sunday Nov
a. The spacious lounge of the building Ill Mack Avenue
filled to capacity with viewing the millinery
and clothing trends for winter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-20

FOR SALE by private individ-
ual 3 rooms furniture. Phone
TY. 4-0l03.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-20

HOUSE FOR SALE-Bargain.
3-flat Brick. Oil Steam. In
come $500. Payments sos. Up
per vacant. Lower immediate
possession. Scar garage. 2029
w. Grand Ave, near 18th.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-20
FASHIONS WHILE YOU DINE FEA lures
HOLIDAY CREATIONS BY LINDA PAGE

On Sunday afternoon November H. many diners at
the Ebony room. Hotel Gotham witnessed showing of
fashions in millinery for the approaching social season
The hats designed by Linda Page and accented with
gloves and bags created by Lila McNar who associated
with Mrs. Page in the Partisan Hat Salon. 55l5 Second
boulevard
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-20

Models from the Partisan Fin
fishing School. also directed BY
Mrs Page. presented the IN
usual desi ems 10 the diners IN
an imprompiu showing with the
hitting rhvthms Of dinner music
as a background Hats for cas-
ual wear were shown IN the first
sec uence Included were several
with the French profile lnilu-
ence. and the launty oeret IN
several adaptations in winter
fabrics Fur and feathers were
chief decois for the casual hats
with a few gold sequins and
psillettes 20 highhght the ones
adapted fr dressy casual wear
FUR DESIGNS
The second sequence was Of
hats, bass and muffs designed
Of fur Included were sweet
heart ha, and stole in leopard.
q tricorn hat and bag Of rancn
mink. and several STYLES IN per-
sian lamb With this group OF
hats were shown Lila's exquisite
finger-free gloves OF broadcloth
and kidskinS. all handmade.
The final group OF hats were
for cocktail and evening wear
with ostrich plumes in various
eolors. bird Of paradise decors.
and gold and silver in sequins.
beads. and yelling used 10 accent
the basic lines Of the hats With
this group turs were modelled.
SCHOOL
Showing the hats. bags and |
gloves were Nick rutherford |
Fritz Hollev, Ida Page, Dorothy I
Parks, Lex Charles. and Lila /
McNair. students az the Partisan !
School Ms Lynnefte /
Penn was commentator for the
went
These models and more from
The school viii De Joined OK a
group OF Chicago models in a
'how and cabaret party gwen
oy the Scholarsh Committee
" the school on next Sunday
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-20

Green. Mary Beale, and Jennie
Wanna. Commentator for the
show was Mrs. Odessa Tortter OF
the House of Beauty staff.
Among the many guests adj
miring the fashion show and
the Rose Meta House of Beauty
hair STYLES worn by the models
were Mayor and Mrs. Van Ant
werp Others were Mildred
Wade. Mary Norman. Leola
Smith, Lucille Henry. Alma Ba-
iley. Bridget Neal, Mary. j. Nc
Carthy. Mrs. T. J.f.McCarthy.
Mrs. L. Jones. Mrs. z. NJ. Single
ton. Mary V. Moore, Jerry
Moore. Robert Murphy. Roberta
Mcclure. and Louise Terry, and
many others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-20

One group OF fabric studying stu
dents consists Of men training IN
merchandising and retailing In the
School OF Business Administration
Through the cooperation OF the
Liberal Arts College Of the Univer-
Sity. these men students. especially
Interested in the business aspects OF
textiles. take some courses which
goods take when training In the
clothing phase Of home economies
Often students are assigned 70
Detroit stores To obtain actual work
experience, observe store practices
study pricing Of clothing and ward
robe accessories. and work out spe-
cial projects.
Textile study Is only one aspect
OF the business administration train
ing. and is elected by those planning
10 work in one OF the many faelds
which involve cloth products.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-20


w. EUCLID 1903, Mod. s room
home, oak throughout, 3 bed
rms, full brick basement, gas
furnace, garage, new carpeting
and Venetians, cheap, terms
balance at AZ.
A WEST SIDE Money Maker, for
only S6000--l0 rms, 2 baths, a
family. full basement. steam
furnace, could rent for SIPS
month, $1,000 required, Hurry
18th STREET, Bagley, 8 room in
come, good condition, large,
rooms. only $1,000, $1,000 down
BLVD. w. GRAND 1858, large
mod. brick 2 flat, 6 rms. and
tile bath each, oak throughout,
natural fire places, steam fur
naces, venetians, incinerators,
attic, garages, large lot 40xl46,
fine home or suitable for clinic.
1882 GOODWIN, North Ends
rms. Mr.. Chrysler, Oil Giro, We
netians, sun porch, only $3.50
easy terms.
348l PARKER, Fine section S of
Mack, 5 large rms. basement,
very clean, large attic, cheap,
terms.
CONCORD l033-l0 rm. home AL
condition, oak throuout ideal
for rooming house, full brick
basement, steam heat, garage.
large lot, terms.
-. Telephone write or call al Of
flee for complete lists"
We are selling more properties
each month than any other firm
in Michigan. Let us sell yours.
ELSEA
REALTY & INVESTMENT co.
tOpen Eves.)
e2l7 w. Fort vi. 2-soll
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-20

BLAINE BETWEEN 3RD and
HAMILTON - 2 family brick
Veneer - 5 and S, 2 car garage
% gas heating furnaces. Built
1912. $4,000 down. Phone after
900 p. m. MA. 8649.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-20

2 9xl2 Rugs $1,000 a piece. Two
piece L. r. suit $500. Call TO.
9-6209.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-20

Win your suit wear thin AZ the
how. develop frayed szzlnk and look
Ike q gunny sack sin months after
on buy it, Or will 1t be a long
gearing. press-retaining suit. giving
on that well -dreSsed airf
Students who study fabrics at
Wayne University. In Detroit. could
ind the answer for you with few
.ests in their gadget-filled labora-
DRY In reading the future OF your
new worsted. they don't do crystal
gazing. They go at the problem
scientifically.
Their tenSile-Strength apparatus
measures durability OF fabrics. The
earching eye Of their high-powered
microscope shows the fibre. With
visit testers. fade meters. and other
they complete the steps
: ecesSary for accurate predictions
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-20

afiei noon. Nov. 81, at the Mirror
Ballroom. Al this time Mrs. Page
and Mrs McNair will be joined
hy desicners Julia Grimes. Mil
ired Wade and Opal Pritchard
in rre-holiday show. High
lighting the show Will be the
presentation OF silver fox jac-
ket 10 some lucky member Of
the audience. The jacket is a
Gift 70 the Scholarship Commit
tee from Mr. Bonner Of the Ma
cell Fur Salon.
Milford chronicle., 1948-06-25
MILTON

Fire early Saturday evening
damaged the roof of the Roth
poultry-dressing plant at the foot
of Chestnut Street. Estimated dam
age about five hundred dollars. The
fire originated in a second story
storage room, where cartons ana
boxes were kept in which dressed
poultry were shipped. There is
some suspisciOn that the fire was
caused by defective wiring, al
though electricians who examined
the wiring after the blaze deny
this. The plant was idle on Satur-
day, but in operation on Friday
The quick and efficient work of the
Milton Fire Company, who were on
the scene three minutes after the
alarm was given, saved the plant
from complete destruction.
Milton baseball fans expected tC
see an account of the Milton-Mil-
ford game at Milford two weeks age
in the Milford paper, but no ac-
count of the game was given. Was
it because Milton won 7-6?
The daily vacation Bible Schoo
started on Monday for pupils age
to IA. The school will cOntinu,
| through next week closing on Fri
day afternoon when a picnic viii
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be held. The school is sponsored by
all the churches of the community.
Children A, 5 and 6 years old who
have not yet attended public school
are meeting in the parish house of
the Episcopal Church; children in
the first, second, and third grades
during the past school will meet in
the Goshen Church; children in the
fourth, fifth and sixth grade during
the past school year are meeting in
the Grace Social Hall; Youth in the
seventh, eighth and ninth grades
asst school term are meeting in
Grace Church. The closing pro-
gram will consist of hymn singing,
6ramatization, etc. There Will also
be display of hand work. The pub
lie is cordially invited Each days
session is being given to Bible
Study, Bible MemOrizatiOn, hymn
singing, hand work, etc. Refresh
ments served each morning in the
pre-schOol and primary gronups
Rev. Harold NJ. Davis is Dean OF
School and Miss Ruth Warren is
secretary-treasurer.
Arthur DOrman, who broke his
arm in a fall from a ladder while
painting at MillsborO last week, has
been discharged from the Beebt
j Hospital and is now at his home il
. Milton. Mrs. Susie Reed, who was
in Milford Memorial Hospital sew
Milford chronicle., 1948-06-25

eral days for treatment, is now at
her home on Mulberry Street. Mrs.
Mary Quig, who underwent an eye
operation at the Beebe Hospital last
week, has been discharged from
that institution. She will resume
her duties at the Beebe Hospital in
q few days.
Milton took over" Frederick in
a well-played game at Frederick on
Sunday afternoon. ScOre-MiltOn 4;
Frederica /. Art Belts, on the
mound for Milton, went the entire
distance and held the Frederick
boys to four hits.
Milton defeated the strong Del
mar club at Milton on Saturday af-
ternoOn by a score of IL to 6.
A severe electrical storm, accom-
panied by rain and hail struck Mil
ton and vicinity on Saturday night.
No damage was reported by the
hail stones but the rain left ponds
of water in many cultivated fields
and pastures here abOuts. Corn
and other crops will be greatly
Curtailed by the heavy, almost con-
tinuOus rains that have fallen dur
ing May aud June.
Mr.. and Mrs. George 7. Cannon
attended the dealer-distributOr din
Eer given by the CrOsley Appliance
Corp. on Tuesday evening in th(
J Twin Lantern banquet room il