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Evening star., 1948-05-07

white msrkingS;; excellent pedigree; Axe
FSs FSon wonderful disposition; inocu.; eood
\, KITTENS; healthy. cute, housebroken, give
Addison I'd, Kenilworth, ne. HI 4550.W9
KITTEN. weeks yellow tiger striped
houSeoroken. Free to good home CHI
PooDLEs. a., months. distem-
per immuned; Axe registered OW. 17iy.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES with Axe
BapeFS BdHa an and GGeneration pedsrees, Cali
SoGktEs SoskS ,ta a. c6ssTy 6,,,v E shoxyDs
BEAGLE PUPS, Axe litter register: also
f43g maIe: g. l4a, year GID, reetstered, Call WI
DOGs--Mixed breeds; police, collie setter.
Spitz, terrier. shepherd. beagle to people
IN country. or who have fenced areas: kit
ILRRIER tl, small ideal pet, chow
Spaniei spar mn hound tm), for pet only. not
-. SH, $40 Of AK 4S50 ''' ~
sHoREHAM PET SHOW. S627 S2'S' Com. nC aVe'. TTS.
A. ooo" oa'Iy' ~ a'm.-9 PM Sun. 20.
DOGS AND CATS boarded, week ends or
i0nser' s0rito alr-conaltioned kennels, pickup
y WEE KENNELS, 42l5 Conn ave. WO. O334
if f ioI ARE LOOKING for an intel icent
poodle puppies. males. 10 Wks. old, black
saahdar9; saah partially housebroken, 500
GREAT DANE PUPS (the dog with a per-
Sonaiityl, males and females, favrS and
nrlndleS Axe reg; many champions in
!Ine. See these beautiful dogs. Phone for
directions, TE 243O.
PUG PUPPIES, weeks old, Axe 2 fawn
males. with black mask Mothers Day
git tor the elite. Daleview 9O27.
ELPAW KENNELS, reg; Alex Va. Duke
st. extended, : miles out; every care for
your doc, under veterinary Supervision.
DALMATIAN at stud. reg, son of Cham
pion Relgate Count Fleet, CAN Tower
'44A Aiof appointment. d. J. HEETER,
COCKER PUPS, rcd and white. male; sweet
qlSpoNtlon sire is champion. dam obe-
1tSnt. trained . gen. ped. and Axe reg
G. GNEAT DINE Harlequin, beautifGlly
mSrked; obedient and house trained Won
Ser;91 Seor WI'h ChIldren; EN- ;2l6.
plon ancestors. SH O743 II
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ApARTMEkrs WANTED .cs.s.,

RESEARCH CHEMIST. wife, small child.
wish apt, fat or small house, June oc-
cupancy: within Is mi. radius Of Naval
Research Lab. in Sc. D. c.. or Md. perm,
local references. Please write'DR F H.
NESTLER, Chemistry Dept, Yale Univer-
stty, New Haven, Conn. -
YOUNG EMPL. COUPLE need turn apt.
by June l, ne. or NV. pref; $50 to S65.
EX. 1901, Ii S349 after g. IL
RELIABLE COUPLE, best refs; 1st a or
elevator furn. apt to Sl0o; pref. NV. sec;
will sublet. MA. 1872 Room 606. IL
TWO QUIET. empl. girls want clean, furn.
I-bedrm. apt: near Bolins Field. Call
MISS JENKINS. FIR. 5000, Ext. $40. 8
to 3. 5s
VET AND BRIDE-To-BE need 1-bedroom
apartment; unfinished; before July |.
TW 5000; Ext IS after p.m' We'd
AIRLINE ENfPLOYE, wife. girls, desire
two bedrooms, unfurn,: TO SS5. Call HOL-
EXPECTING sToRK MOS. please don't
let him come to our rooming house need
or ; bedroom unfurn. MI. 4c49. 70 8.
THREE EMPLOYED GIRLS desire fur
nlshed apt, by June !; prefer Sc. section.
EMPLOYED COUPLE desire Groom apart
menr, furnished, unfurnished; no children,
Cali MR.. FRANKLIN, NE. 1850, Q am. to
Il pm.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

WASHERS, apt. size. will hold gallons
Fl WaeF D0uPdA e TsSh coPRe's ME sIss
"a Syf5 ANS s55NRi sH sss% sale
pletely automatic De Luxe Bendix: re-
duced to sls9: Simplex iroher with table
sso qp Ts9u Many
television. disposal units, radios and
vacuum cleaners: all at large discount 5
1851 and Sligo 22}:.. 10
WASHING MACHINE. Easy elec, new con-
wash WashrSG S9 M.GaIsE S$II s6th hBG g. xne
mos. 500. Taylor 1920 -
WASHING MACHINE, Easy. spindry, apt.
Size; S9e used very little; $40. Call ewes. TW.
WAsHiNG MACHINE. portable, Naxon. ca
pacity 3 lbs: excellent condition; $50. CHI.
WASHING MACHINE. 1892 Easy. spin
dryer, automatic pump. excellent condi-
ton ton. Also plastic washer cover. Best offer.
WASHING MACHINE, Bendix, excellent
WASHING MACHINE, Na@on. floor mode;
aeII6s. ! Us. aTy wash; praeitlcaliy new; $50.
WASHING MACHINE, Easy. roller type. in
excellent 3s working condition, Call CH.
WASHING MACHINE. National water
matte. with WrlngeE, does excel. work; $50
or VII! consider best offer. Call DE. II -.
WASHING MACHINE, ABc 1o4s model.
eiaectric pump only mos. old. Call Gil.
WASHING MACHINE. Maytag; dble. bed,
nah. finish: coil spss inner-spg. matt;
VAS NJ 3In2 syes snd Sat Ea5r
sp!nners; many others to choose from:
SD ur: al makes repaired. C. OWEN
APPLIANCE CO.. 1924 H st. ne. TR.
WASHING MACHINES; Maytag. Thor.
easy terms LivINGsToSN On APPLIANcE n5PiIiNsS
AM AND RADIO co, 4409 South Capitol st.,
WASHING MACHINEs-six Bendix de luxe
lGav s19 apProH y rs Cd Tscondtoned
able elec, mos Old dr. resuarv SuT!e!a ss6a5 BGiS
| SIS. Gainaday elec., copper tub. needs
TeDa Fepa'rS' 5 SIS L. pa BATEMAN 5SdA 81 son,
WATCHMAsTER, us used do yeTy :;'I little; 500
ca RA, 3l07 from . am. to 8 pm, or
WATER COOLER, ,Frlsidatre, peri cond.
Wa TER HEA IEKs, gas. electric. all sizes.
Eypers HssfeT specialists foE 20
WIRE RECoRDER. Webstcr; hand mike, mike ?
Sponls ot wlre; practically new; Sl10; save
W"oDWoRkh1lc tn " Fqh 1!lc fowER TOOLS -9 With
motors Sterling hand sander; reasonable
! GIFT FOR MOTHERS DAY. will Ash
to buy bait Chanel No. > perfume. elec
blanket, cleo. grille, 10 yds silk damask
real silk robe, pearl necklace with matched
earrings, Short-waVe rec, Rollaflex camera
all items are new. Gil. Ol49 after . m
PRIVATE PARTY has photo enIarger. i'm
ported pure stik handmade curtains and
rug 9Xl2; marble desk sets. imported
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AVIATION.

AFRONCA TANDEM just relicensed, besU
engine major. S795; licensed Stearnan
Pr. 13. S6S5: Piper Super Cruiser, low
hours, with radio and instruments: priced
20 sen. ALLEN SPRINGFIELD AIRPORT,
WANTED, GOOD flight instructor interested
IN Workins for STRAIGHT salary. Mechanic
ne!pe IS; Also VaSh and polish boy. Con-
Idct JonnnV Dorr. MARYLAND AIRPORT,
Indian Head 4331 "a
SPlNsoS 81 Hs9S sM-S-A, $3.50. HYDE FIELD,
INDIVIDUAL T-HANGARs. $50 per month
{. H. Martin, HYDE FIELD, SP. 0SSs.
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Rcohs EuRhlsHEp-s.t. uns sw.

HILLCREST, 3217 Alabama ave. s.e-
Master bedroom: private home: ] employed
CLEAN. NICELY FURN. RM. near bath.
private home. near trans. employed cou-
pie or settled gentleman, no drinking: of
Mlnn' near Ely sc. VI. 4744. Call after 6.
1920 A ST. Sc, near Gallinger. armory
and temporary bldes.; twin beds . peo-
Pile Evenings. Ii O344
SiS YUMA ST. SE.--l room. furn.. suit
able for , girls or couple; kit privis !;
unlim phone washing mach avail; "a
3 FURNISHED ROOM. in exchange for
Wiies help in nursery. HI 7O.7. 3
1897 ST. S.E.-Double room. suitable for
$50 pm -
TWO ROOMS AND BATH in detached
brick home, pvt. entrances with dble roll
a,T Tay hed refer. sink and phone, l person
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APARTMENTS UhEURNlsHEp
FOR PHYSICIAN or n

OPPORTUNITY FOR PHYSICIAN or dem
tlSt TO obtain front suite in apt bldg at
!hth and Columbia rd NV (The Radnor
APIS. 290l 10th ST. For professional
use Sc only; S100 month Call Nj Gerber,
LLEGuM LE6n GERBER REALTY CO.. AID.
LARGE ROOMS. semiprivate bath. Just
reuscorated utilities furnished; employed
Coupie. or viii accept small child $40
me- me day care for child if desired: call
HN; 35S5, Riverdsle. Md
TAkOMA PARK, MD. . apts: one sos
and one Sl50 utilities furnished. Cal
Sligo $3.50, Sligo 2qi7.
BEDROOMS, din rm,, liv rm, kit and
pain; Arlington; list n. OF %-famly house.
on NV n tenant to furn. heat and utili-
aleS asio 800 per mo ref required avail
3 BRIGHT SUNNY ROOMS, seminrfva,c
path; laundry privileges: $50 week. i453
CaI CCsaTfSnGe npG ST. ms %nc' ap Ap. 49,,
en-; share bath, 500 a month. complgtciy
rs4fie69Fated re fiesd l9Eated 200 block St ne;
ItHnea, mlddle-age couples preferred
MrIte Box 43M-Y. Srar n.
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FARM and GARDEN.

FLAGSTONE WALKS, terrace5. firepiaces,
rock gardens. f1Shponds, retaining walls.
pipe dralnase; all kinds OF cement WORK.
STRAWBERRY PLANTS. fresh dug. seven
Best variety, also Eyerbearine Indian Sum
mer raS1berrleS and black Morrison rasp-
berry plants, All kinds OF parennials,
po2niHs; p2nSteS: primrose, creeping phlox
JOHN BURDOFT. Colesville. P F D :"
SS:9iEEer Spring Md. Call Ashton. Md,
SPRAYING, tree removing. pruning. free
e,cgt,-mates. ,Cai coIUMsiA TREE isERVe-
sso 6sve Only 'ad'S few 'fs' s at IF ine
sGI1 siolToEt EtrT price Of SL1T saving Of s1oo
dealer. Carroll and Maple sts, Takoma on1a
RofofILEER, fotoette. csGe choremaste- gar.
Isas?R' pss caE" nEsSffKniEy Mo46R 54SF co
MAJ NAIL lss CHAIN AIN saw Ai 81 Sun 5OfG Blade
IoSEYs. %no s1Ss Ca TO aTe. ass siirsi Mai
FLOWERS, SHRUBS and landscaping; pan
sizes pick your own colors ANIMALS, peren-
n!alS, ra. petunias. phlox ageratum. NUNS
sEsIs saEe dse 5a1a es1n 9qnmDn
nation, marigold, candytufi, zinnias, pop
PIES PIES s ssters, daisies tpaintedl, many others
ns shSb LSoSs = sEsFsSfsf MaRxE 7d T AN
NURSERIES Queens Chapel I'd. Aver I'd
WcSt Hy@ttsv!lie, Md. WA. $3.50, UN
GARDEN TRACTOR, 1a4s, LIZ hip, with
plow 80; field mower. power lawn
mower, cult'rator. etc, avail; demonstra-
tlon WI S332
PERENNIALS AND SHRUBS, field grown
,ily of the valley, hollvhock. bcrCamot
bachelor buttons. creeping rhloX iris
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, rose OF Sharon anc
sweet scented shrubs. Call CHI. 1899
FLOWERS. SHRUBS and iandScaping
pansles pick your owr colors ANIMALS
perennlals. petunias, phloX. aEeratium
NUNS, scarlet Sase, zeum, Eeraniums
co!umbine, snapdraGon. daisies tShaster)
cannas, carnatlon. marigold, candytuft
zinniss. poppies. asters. daisies (paintedl
many others; also fine selection Of ever
sreens and Towering shrubs LYONS
MARKET AND NURSERIES. Queens Chape'
rd.. ASer I'd, West HyattSville. Md; WA
1850, uN, 1886. Open Sundays
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ROOMS FuRkISHED-Md & Va

CLARENDON--Dble or sgle. room: empl
person; semipvt bath; blk of Pentaeon
and Navy Annex buses; gentle home, OK
! 500
for girl. nonsmoker,
IN reflned private home close to Lee hwy
bus. GL. J6t ia
nm. for adults single
or double, conV TO buses restaurants and
Shopping. center. FA. Ol5". S
@6l2 3rd ST. ARLINGTON-Master bed
rm. pvt bath. cedar closet; conv to PEN
tsgon couple. SO per mo. Cali OW
81 - "a
ALEXANDRIA, Rosemont-Desirable room
choice location: excellent TRANSPORTATION
to Pentascn: $3.50 week. Alex. Job
23Oa n. FLORIDA ST. Arl. Va-Front.
young lady; S:5 mo CHI 0S5G
LYON VILLAGE. YA.-Double rm for gen.
ttieman or couple; Kit. and laundry privils.
Il desired: $40. CHI. 6S64 -
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CATTLE 6 LIVE STOCK.

BEAUTIFUL DARK BAY GELDING, 15-2
aand stysb ssnfs bred prGqd and
bride, S4OO. VI. 5O5S. s
u HiTE-FACED HEREF yearling
white faced Hereford cows with calves.
SH. 2lI4, NE. I234. -I3
Hampshire, choice stock. wks.
CID; 81 each. Rockville 1922 or Gathers
Durg 30.
PONY. small. black and white. saddle and
bride; 500 Rockville 2922. =
RlDING-Join the open
group rides OF the Washington SADDLE
Club on Saturday and Sunday mornngs
and afternoons; lessons given; transporta-
ton Call EN-. TS2Q
HORSES FOR SALE. small Western
horse. COW pony. work horse, 2-year- old
colt must sell Immediately. FA. 1916.
PONY MIDGET. gelding. 4la yrs. old.
gentle. Call TE 6322 .
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures,

29i1 MILLS AVE. N.E,-Sngls front rm
kitchen and laundry privileges quiet lady.
DU. 445O after e pm.
917 HAMLIN ST Ne, close to schools
churches, bus and streetcar DU. 4f09
after pm: Fri. or all day Sat, =
2i1 ST. N.E,-Front room, twin beds;
det; house: half square from carline: SIS
each per week DU GIL -
COLoRED - BRoOKLaND Large rm..
G6f G6,s or 81 IIin d.s beds o., refs Dg 472G. -
able room for man. double bed. next 70
6ath; PAT excellent transp, AT 3.3S =
furnished light Housekeeping rooms. LU
$50. IS
COLORED-NR. y. CAPITOL AND FLA
nome prlyileges. Call after 6 pm, DE
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

WANTED. to exchange nice house near
near Washington beginning September
Dial Michigan 4l43. DR. KARL BUTLER,
or write North Triphamme I'd, Ithaca,
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED

EXCHANGE efficiency apt in modern elc-
SyatoI V 70, oldg. NV. cony. location. for l or
EXCHANGE 2-bedrm. furn. apt. NV. sec
I9n 40r same unfurn. DU 6325 3
NV. WASHINGTON for New York-We
large living room, desirable 10Th ST. loc
modest rental: will take furn or unfurn
spI; up 10 ) rooms. KORADBIL. 1850 r
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LARGE ROOM, resid sec: pvt. home, no
other roomcrS. NJ. o. MOORE, 1908 K
81. Give particulars -
NAVY CPO DESIRES SGLE. ROOM with or
With2ut board; conv. to Navy Yard Box
QUIET, EMPLOYED, settled woman desires
small unfurn, apt. or unfurn. room (kitch-
en- privilSl. Box 423-Y, Star q.
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HOUSES UNFURNISHED.

NEW 3-BEDRM BRICK HOUsE-Gss hot
air heat, air cond, full bsmt.. will sccert
children; on buSline, nr, school and shop
ping center. restricted area Iust off 23rd
and Alabama ave Sc. S1"5 per mo
Phone VI 1896 or AT. O39l, Call from
4 to pm. -
SILVER SPRING, MD-6-rm det. brick,
Sl3S mo GERALD REALTY CO, 4l2 SIN
81 NV DI 1898 u
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A REAL HOME ATMOSPHERE for elderly
couples and persons all conveniences: Il
miles east D. c. Address Locust Hill,
MitcneLVille' Md. References EXCHANGED.
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POULTRY and EGGS
DOGS, PETS, ETC,

JAMES FEED STORE, 6l9 K ST. NV, Me
O0Ss. Baby chicks. feed and poultry sup
niles ~
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ROOMS UNFuRktsHEp
ROOMS FURN OR uhEuRh

UNFINISHED or partly furnished
2O30 Perry ST, ne
COLORED-TSFURN. RM. FOR RENT
Wlie. husband or > girls. NO 6a49. =
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ROOMS WANTED.

COLORED - FOR EMPLOYED COUPLE,
lu!A. or unfurn. rms, near carlIne. SO
and cl1. HO 26l6 -
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COOPERATIVE APrs.-sALE,
MOVING. PACKING ond STORAGE

Is3. BILTMoRE ST. N,W.--Price, $500
lp Open Saturdays 10 to 8. Call GE.
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED
COUNTRY BOARD

EMPLOYED MOTHER wishes room anc
ooSrd ana day car for twin boys. Il yrs
old; IN D. c. WA. 6195 ~
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ADDING MACHINES. typewrisers, calcula-
tors. bought and sold and rented RE ll77
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. sl3 14th st
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Continued on Next Page
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-11-06

Sin with the multitude, and
your responsibility and guilt are
as great and as truly personal
as if you alone had done the
wrong.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-11-06
THE CHICAGO WoH-p
SATURDAY, NOV. s, 1a4a

That was the situation in Chi.
cago as the end of the war mad,
protected areas.
it possible to resume forward
movement in health work. 1t was
with that realization that the
ealt Survey was undertaken
Cicago and Cook County needed
complete appraisal or audit of
its health program and, since it
would serve as pattern for
other cities, the United States
public Health Service agreed TO
make the study. 1t took six
months, and the 1,2000-page re-
port will be printed by next Feb
ruary.
"The result has been that Chi
cago now has a blueprint for the
development of a modern scien-
tific health program. The fact
that other cities are following
our example, | believe, is an in
dlcation of~the Importance and
value OF the procedure.
"One of the principal needs is
unification of the many official,
unsupported agencies under a
single control. A better overall
job will he done and the cost
should be ess than is now the
case with a multiplicity Of health
units scattered all over tes coun-
ty.
AT the same time the Chicago
and Cook County Health Depart
ment needs considerable expan-
sion, with more personnel and
equipment land the new services
which have been established
through the Survey recommen-
dations should be developed to
their full power.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-11-06
Disabled Veterans
To Get Special
Licence Plates

SPRINGFIELD, Ill.-A distinc-
tive new design for the 1949 spe
cial automobile license plates for
disabled veterans has been an
nounced by Edward j. Barrett,
Secretary Of State. Tie new
plates will be canary yellow with
dark blue 'numerals-the reverse
Of the coor scheme Of the regu-
lar 1949 automobile license.
plates which have a dark blue
background and yellow figures.
The disabled veteran plates are
further distinguished by the de-
signation Disabled Veteran" in
and by red ''V'' prefix to the
red letters at the top Of the plate
numerals. The "V", Secretary
Barrett explained, denotes both
"victory" and veteran"
The story behind the special
plate for amputee and paraplegic
veterans goes back to early this
year when the motoring expert
ence OF two amputees was
brought to the attention of Sc
cretary Barrett. The two hand
capped veterans experienced
motor trouble and sat along the
side of the highway for more
than two hours before they were
able to attract assistance from
te passing motorist. The special
license plate was created immed-
lately by Secretary Barrett to
meet such a situation and ap-
pealS were broadcast to all other
motorists urging them to be
courteous to drivers whose car
carries the disabled veterans
license plates. These plates are
availabl to amputees and para
plegic veterns who have qualified
for cars from the Federl govern
ment.
These cars are equipped with
special manual controls and the
drivers to qualify for the special
plates must have passed special
driving tests.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-11-06
Mary Strong alks
FATE

~
Men, races, and countries alike
come at some time to the cross
leads OF fate. 1t is then and
there that destiny is determined
whether they shall go forward
t a giving gal or De condemned
10 outer darkness. Thouhts are
indeed things and the paramount
thought rules. Is it love that IS
appefmost or hate, forbearance
or revenge. This couplet by Will
cox makes clear the story.
thought is another na.ne FOR
fate
choose then thy destiny and
wait
For love brings love, and hate
brings hate
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-11-06
BEAUTY HINTS BY
NINA TEMPLE
Fine Feathers


Fine feathers" thew saw.
make fine birds, but not always,
Ior beauty is as beauty does !"
20 let US hesitate before choos-
ing some shining rich bauble for
our own personal alolnmen.
wnen we Nigh. be doing some
uhsei1ASh deed instead-feeding
the hungry, cheering the DESC
ate' uplifting the fallen. Rather
reject the fine feathers with
whclh you might feed your own
personal vanity and give your
substance to serve and cheer
humanity. This is real beau1y.
'ne oeau*y Of the soul.
WISE SAYINGS
Your chievemant will n,ver
rise higher tan yD,lr self faith !,
Much misconstruction and bit
'eihesS are spared to him who
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-11-06
ES;-t. z 11Sf

the required research in the Laboratories of the
Carver foundation
This is but the realization of the dreams
Of George Washington Carver, for one of the
main detectives Of the Carver foundation, as en-.
vIsioned by him, is to train young people in the
technques Of research to the END that the pro-
blems Of agriculture and industry may be met.
Or. Carver provided for this in establishing the
Carver Foundation, and each year the number
Of feIiowships granted to young people has been
Increases as POUNDS permit From two who work
ed with Or. Carver in 1890 shortly after the
foundation was started, the number has grown
to II during the year just ended. New grants
have already been made to cover new graduate
fellows and assistants who will enter Tuskegee
n the fall AMP Photo
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-11-06

INCLUDED AMONG the 10 persons to receive
the master of science degree from Tuskegee in
sttute this summer were four graduate fellows
and assistants who had studied under grants
made by the George Washington Carver founda-
ton. These are Cleft to right, front row: Mrs.
Gladys Williams Royal Of Dallas, q graduate Of
billiard university; Miss Norma A. Spaudng Of
Cape May, c. r., N. J. graduate of North Caro-
lima college,; Miss Julia M. Martin Of Malvern,
Pa, graduate of Tuskegee institute;
Back row: Carl c. Gordon Of Albany Ga
graduate of Hampton institute; Harold W. Lu-
Glen of New Orleans, graduate of billiard uni
versity, and Frsd r. West of Baltimore qradu-
ate of Hampton. Mrs. Williams Royal and Mr.
Gordon received fellowship awards through the
department of agriculture of Tuskegee and did
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-11-06
Chicago Health
Survey Model
For Other Cities

The Chicago-Cook County
Health Survey, greatest health
facilities audit ever carried out
by any American community, is
already, within a year OF its
completion, serving as model
for other cities, it was pointed
out today by the Committee on
the Chicago-Cook County Health
Survey, sponsored by thy Coun-
Gil of Social Agencies of Chi
cago.
A report from the Community
Chests and Councils of Ameri-
ca, with offices in New York,
is authority for the statement,
said Samuel A. Goldsmith, chair
man Of the committee.
Washington, D. c.; Springfield,
Mass; Pheoniz, Ariz.; Hartford,
Conn.,; Kansas City, Mo-: Erie,
Pa; and Waterbury, Conn. were
cited in the report as areas which
have conducted such surveys.
Boston, Mass, and Milwaukee,
Wis, the latter with the aid and
counsel of those who had expert
ence in the Chicago survey are
now making similarly thorough
studies Of their health facilities.
The health protective mech
anisms of American cities,'' Mr..
Goldsmith explained, "have
grown more or less haphazardly.
AS new needs arose, a new
agency was created to handle
me various problems, without
proper coordination. The result
in most cases is a patchwork,
patchwork, which creaked badly
IN spots. with resultant impair
ment of efficiency and many un-
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-11-06

The vast majority Of persons
Of our race have a natural ten
dency to shrink from the res
possibility Of standing and act
ing alone.
This world can never be- made
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-11-06

Every human being has work
70 carry On within, duties to
Pa1lorm abroad, incluences to
exert, which are peculiarly his,
and which no conscience but his
own can teach
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-11-06

thinks naturally upon what he
owes to others rather than what
he out to expect from them.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-11-06

Nothing sparkle than beautiful glassware
dining table for there
bic decorative pieces for every room in the house.
quality and good select American handmade glass;
ware example crystal bowl illustrated above
either fruit and nuts flowers and will be equally
the dining living the guest
When gather evening fun up day
ts refreshing beverage graceful pitcher and
matching glasses, all artistcaly hand decorated. \
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-11-06

right by force, nor by bear, nor
by power. In the long run no
thing conquers by ideas, nothing
governs but the Spirit.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-11-06
4
= WHO GETS TIL MONEY
YOU GIVE TO ID
THE COMMUNITY FUND ?

be confident giving nteigeny
will be administered wisely when you give Community Of
Chicago received
1872 Of Chgo most worthwhile organizations help your
fortunate neghbo help themselves Thus what you give
Community Fund provides food clothing medicine and essential service
ubrs it needed-ulm needed Sc give
muniy Fund and give all you CAM Your gift only helps
Others helps make Chicago better place for you and your family!
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-15
Dates to Note

May I5-Annual meeting, Montana
Milking Shorthorn Breeders STAN
ley Smith ranch, Bozeman.
May 26-Hearing on Paradise prof.
ect, Hot Springs.
June 1-Registrations due for All
Builders camps.
June l-4-H club enrollments close.
June 5-Annual business meeting
Montana Shorthorn Breeders asso-
citation, Billings.
June 25-26-The 1913 convention
Montana Flying Farmers and
Ranchers association, Bozeman.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-15
High Spots of the
Agricultural News

harvest, indicated yield per acre and
production, respectively, by major
producing states include:
Oklahoma 6,791,O00 acres left for
harvest, II bushels an acre and pro-
duction of TAT 900 bushels; Mon
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-05-15

Wh12I fofecdSi dS-
riculture department forecast this
years winter wheat crop at 845, 484,-
900 bushels, a decrease of 14,516,000
bushels from the forecast a month
ago.
1t compares with last years crops
of LOOT, 970, 1000 bushels and with
688, sos, 900 for the 10-year ~(1936-46)
average. No forecast was given for
spring wheat.
Acreage of winter wheat left for