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Evening star., 1948-01-01
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL, colored, desires part-time Worl
deva Adams RQ7E l.
GIRL wants days work, cleaning or laun'
GIRL, colored. wants part-time work
refs Phone HELEN, NO. 1857 between
IL and pm.
GIRL wants days work; good laundress
HOuSEMAN AND COOK desires position
private family; % yrs. last employer. MI
OS4l after pm.
Also will sew in your home. Dial DI.
WOMAN, colored, desires days work of any
WANTED, daywork every day except
Saturday. Call all day THURSDAY; Exper,
fenced. Maryland preferred. EVA MAY
OWENS HI 1925 9OS 64th ave. ne.
Evening star., 1948-01-01
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

clear building lots and land. Phone WI.
BJLLDozER WITH OPERATOR to hire:
land clearing. road building and grading.
K1FsYsToNE. is-A. with half-yard back
hoe. NO. 1898. %
Diese' bulldozers. all sizes; diesel cranes.
shovel, backhoe, drag line, trenchers. all
types; everything for the contractor. Call
Gil 2212 or GL. 0993
ouet tables immediate service. MAN
HAITIAN STORAGE. ME. 2042, 639 N. Y.
Evening star., 1948-01-01
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

APARTMENT and rooming house, fur
nished. near 18th and Columbia rd.: FIVE
times yearly income; appointment only.
Write n. SCHINzEL, Rt. l, Fairfax Sta
RooMfNG HOUSE WANTED at once;
plenty of buyers for your furniture and
business, any size, price OF terms; no
Long Est ablished Rooming House Broker,
1910 Vt. ave, RIM. 217. RE. 5140, II.
THE OFFICE OF w. II. SIMONS wishes its
many satisfied clients the very happiest Of
New Year.
Evening star., 1948-01-01
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

HORSES BOARDED near suitiand. Nd.
adjacent to 12 miles OF excellent bridle-
PATH box and standing stalls. Call F.. H.
EBERLE, HI. 6453 a
JERSEY COW. yrs; fresh
now; Bird calf; slightly blemished but good
family COW; $50; nearby Virginia. OR.
HANDSOME CHESTNUT MARE, age 4:
quiet well schooled; must sell; privately
owned. RUSSELL'S STABLE, GE. 4s7s.
Evening star., 1948-01-01
COAL. WOOD and FUEL OIL.

SEASONED OAK AND PINE FTREPLACE
SsKX xG9swe coS sfliSs5 co bassa aps eH eSTSs aaSo
FIREWoOD. scrap lumber. some good;
$3 q cord. you haul; also. fireplace and
kindling wood; famous Reading anthracite
coal, Pocahontas coal. COOPER SUPPLY
CO., -S13 18th st. ne. AT. SOLO; eyes,.
FIR. 5000.
WOOD SLABS, pine and oak, any length;
immed. delivery; SIS sord, D. c.. Md, Va.
as far as Fredericksburg WO. 7029. -
FIREPLACE WOOD, all hard. woods. $50
cord: mixed. SIS cord; deliveries in nearby
SEASONED HARDWOOD; length, 20 to "a
inches: SIS per cord tdelivered). ]. H,
SEASONED OAK and pine. immediate
delivery in Va. Phone FA. 1854.
STOVE WOOD, maple and pine; " cord.
S5. Kindling uncut. cord. SO: u cut,
OAK FfREPLACE LOGS, seasoned, suaran-
teed: cord or half cord. RE. 3931. -
Evening star., 1948-01-01
,-24 THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
PERSONAL (cont.)

SekSONAI tS0nt.Is
DENTAL TECHNICIAN-JosEPH RICE
sGfEaaioNs s2I lah q AND done done
expertly. quickly and reasonably; evening
gov and MRg a6 asds
ave, NV, between Goth ST. and Gonnec.
fH sGnpE Eve oR NE EEAfMhf fna 0SE 0SEEN Ri eas o dye
hishIy developed skin in cleaning Or dyeins
Of leather apparel. The dye-work special
iSt nas E EXQUISITE 6 81 ISL CLEANERS corner Ga
MARY Knoll REST HoME-vacancy for
ambulatory PTS: 24-hr; nursing care and
5ny onR ssEEsf cEEf6 ws AT besSe fSe in being the
in our line. THE DYE work SPECIAL
IsT: corner Ga and n; H; q. 9777.
syna e5S
aenta N ssretest ssfvse eondenee s See
RETARIAaL nsIa 81 SERVICE ViS 1742 K st. NV
ing school, nursery through 9Th sFaaae saani
feStsie You Can MI iBfRiaHTsN ef your home when
you let us clean or dye your drapes and
D .sSSse y0q he1ss $685. Rsy yc Inss gsu
ner Ga. and N. H, GE. 9777.
TELEvIsION at less than 81 a day com
R,s'f es so dspoE qnS bo
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home: ne; q
= So: p; 4s55s Re- 1899, ..,,.
grade; dancins,. music. dramatics; French
Wash. furn. Further information, write or
RhHHsss RHsS ArrTRfRsS sTTTRRs ias5l
safe. Call DI. 2300 for investigated SIT
| ters, chaperons: licensed, bonded service
RESPONSIBLE WOMAN wants to exchange
extra time for an apt; capable telephone
and rent collector. DE. $500. Box BOOB
MULTILITH DUPLICATING, quick service
| reasonable rates: mailing lists maintained
and seryiced. Write Box PISA, Star. 3
MOTOR TRAVEL.
TO FORT WORTH: TEX: leave early
ref, required. Cali Chestnut 3476. II
DRIVING TO LONG BEACH, CALF.
penses. Phone Adams 5447. u
LADY, driving to Texas soon after January
| l., wants lady or couple, assist driving;
references exchanged. Call Republic 0461'
FkEE ESisRs1HR Ta1f Pc 70 MIAMI, FLA, sharing my
have no license you should drive; cony.
stops; may arrange date to start; ref.
sxch; Bog 276.A., Star.
fore 18th; win drive and share expense.
RESPONSIBLE PARTY to drive 1947 cadil-
lac to California; References required.
AGK akMy PHX RI S2S2 S2I2in. a47 Buick
| gomery, Shreveport; leaving Friday noon;
I share expenses. Call OV. 5047.
Evening star., 1948-01-01
AVIATION,

LUsCOMB sTLVAikE, Sept. 1945. fac
tory special: this ship has everything
must see to appreciate. Call HI. 4O94.
145 WARNER FAIRCHILD "a; instru-
ments, 2-way radio; needs recovering
$1,000. CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT.
Rockville Md -
Evening star., 1948-01-01
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
pTJSTNESS

nositjons in music, art, commercial. math.
Science Science and language. See MISS FUR
MAN. 2O4 Colorado Bldg, 14th and G NV.
TEACHERS for immediate public school
positions in music, art, math. commercial,
primary, elementary. See MISS FURMAN,
2O4 Colorado Bldg, 14th and G NV. =
Evening star., 1948-01-01
1oITsVIUoPEFRS I'M tjne n

HOUSEWORKERS. full time live out: $50
per week, s-hr. day. no Sun; live In.
$50 per week part time, mornings or
laundry and cleaning, -s-hr. day. So. The
NATIONAL NEGRO DOMESTIC WORKERS
ASSOC. INC. 1888 7th st. NV, CO. :'432.
Your membership means higher wages
and better working conditions for domestic
workers. II
Evening star., 1948-01-01

ADDING MACHINES. typewriters. calcula-
tors bought and sold and rented. RE. 1177
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. S13 14th st
Evening star., 1948-01-01

porceiain-top cabinet base; metal untilit!
cabinet: bookcases; rollaWay PED; ca
Tadio; sat extremely reasonable leaving .oSn
PuRRiT9hE-oll PriRR hs3Ri cook stove. ic.bOx sns
d1nstsf iss sE sEErc7Bes,rab,. rs
furniture, furniture electric refriserators. vacuum
etsann1s' costume ,eWeiry. BY order et Natiops
apiSei Gaiiher, executor executor estate Of Mary A. Fitch
David L. Latin, administrator. estate
Annie F. Mccain. and other consignors
By aus5,on at s9S
eontinuing until late itena afternoon Up od,
seiss Winthrop ;ni desk d,sins gas ra0ses ranses
lounge cricket, boudoir. side and sets o
dining chairs, bedroom groups. sofa fam an
studio beds, bookcases. new electT
heaters; occasional lamp, end and niIs Grop
odd beds: coil and box springs. felt an
inner spring mattresses, Oriental am
domestic dome rugs. maple breakfast groun
youths beds, metal cots. hassocks, mirrors
pictures, etc. Inspection this afternoon
FURNITURE sALE.some fl from 1adrst storsFe a9n
LIONS ER s2ssss gfokAaE " E& sssas
FURNiTURE fIHi SALE dressers with mir
sSs g 81 match ss ss y.n'y yyeuphosssaea wa
stuffed lounge chairs. S3S ea.; stun
couches, suitable for slip covering, $50 ca.
2 dble. and sgle. metal beds SO ca;
dble. box springs, $40 ea.; | 6-pc. bedTm
set, S1O5; surplus pillows, SOC ca; HOFF
MAN UPHoLSTERERS, 2433 18th st. NV
CO. 5116. Open until for your con
GAnVaN1zEp Gsnl1niSiE SINKS. many other pse.
no no back back HEcHINGER Co. 4 stores.
GARDEN TRACTORS. nationally advertise
make, in stock for immediate deLvers
Buy now and prepare for spring planting
j r PENDLEToN & SON, l1770 Ga ave
ers, units for stores; new. used. BLOCK
3O56 M st. NV. MI 7141.
GAS HEAT, winter air-conditfoners. Prlc
increase effective with new factory ship
ment. While stock lasts can quote ol
price Save money by ordering now. ne
place oil burners with gas boilers or con
version units, act now. No obligations 10 Q
survey and estimates. AMERICAN Az
PLIANCE CO.. OR. 4117. SH. 1905 -
a SAs III akATERs 1a'' like new $50 !! e'
GAS HEATERS, l to 7 rooms, fang, con
trois. ACNE STOVE co" 1o11 7th s.
hand oven. in perfect condition. a12 15t
GAS RANGES, new. used. all sizes: $l9;5
| up; trade-ins accepted. PEERLESS SALE
CO., 2237 Georgia ave. n.Wn DE. oofo'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-31
Liberia Opens $40
Million Harbor

NEW YORK, - A new era in
West African trade relations
with the United States begins
July 26 when the Republic of
Liberia marks its l0lst ami
versary by opening it new S20.-
100000 deep-water harbor to
serve the capital city Of Mon
rovia.
Financed in accordance with
a l943 lend-lense agreement,
the port includes free port
area in which foreign trade,
processing, storage and product
improvement can be carried out
without imposition of import
duties by the Liberian govern
ment.
The new port of Monrovia,
largest and most modern on the
African West Coast. will be
operated jointly by the Liberian
Government and, seven Amerf-
can companies interested in the
development of Liberian trade.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-31
"A. M. College
Host To 31st
Tennis Meet

ORANGEBURG. S. c. The
largest aggregation Of former
and defending champions Will
be entered in the 3lst National
Championships of the American
Tennis Association which will
be held al South Carolina State
"A. and M College August 1921
inclusive.
This galaxy of top-notch
racquet weilderS are now making
the rounds Of major sectional
tournaments sanctioned BY the
American Tennis Association
The gruelling shaping period
promises 20 result in the most
spectacular and sensational play
ever seen at the National Cham
pionships.
Defending champions expected
at the Nationals" include the
sensational blasting south paw
George Stewart from the Re
public OF Panama and student
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-31
PatroIman Strikes
Oil, That Makes
Hands Magnetic

Ladies and gentlemen. IF you
must sell get-quick rubbing. oil,
don't sell it to any member OF
the Detroit police department.
Mrs. Viola Hawkins, 81, of
2l28 Waterloo, no doubt. will
attest TO the above warning, for
she paid a S35 fine in Recorders
Judge Christopher f. STEMS
Court last Thursday.
Mrs Hawkins was convicted
of selling a patrolman rubbing
OIL" which she informs the Of
ficer would cause money to
stick to his hands"
The patrolman also testified
that she said, If the oil was
rubbed behind the ears, desired
wishes would come true"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-31
Vets May Reinstate
Their CT Insurance

Veterans Administration con
tact offices in Ohio, Michigan.
and Kentucky will remain open
Saturday, July 81, which is the
final day for most veterans to
reinstate their G. /. insurance
without a physical examination.
VA contact offices in Ohio
will remain open from 8 am.
to S p m. in Michigan from 8
m. until IL midnight and in
Kentucky from 8 a. m. until
9 p. m.
BY applying before August /,
veterans whose policies have
lapsed may reinstate any amount
Of government insurance with
out a physical examination.
They must certify their
health is as good as il was on
date of lapse and pay two
monthly premiums TO rein
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-31
Ben Turpin Is
Surprised On
Southern Trip
BY Isaac Jones

Many may agree that Macon,
Georgia rs a good place 10 be
from and better place 10 stay
away from but the southern
hospitality shown Detective Ben
Turpin, Of Hunt Street station
last week. by Macon Chief OF
Police. Glenn T Watson. when
he appeared in the Georgia city
70 return prisoner to Detroit,
took him by surprise. bet. Tur-
pin has a different feeling about
some of the many bad things
that people say up north about
the south.
At least Det. Turpin knows
for himself. that there's good
and bad 10 be found in the most
sorrowful places, even in Geor-
gIa
CHIEFS MEN CALLED IN
Detective Turpn related 10
this reporter as he sal al his
desk IN Hunt street station with
his partner, Detective Marshall.
how Chief OF Police Watson OF
the Macon Police department
called in all Of his men, includ-
ing the four colored policemen
and introduced them TO him.
Then the Macon chief said.
The question has been raised
here about my colored officers
arresting white folks; have In.
structed them 10 arrest any one
urhA wsrlnNA~ 81. l.... - sL-.-
beats. so il the white folks
don't want 10 be arrested by
these colored policemen they
had better stay out of their
territories. or stay within the
law. If they should have an
occasion 10 go into their dis
fricts.'
The Macon police chief show
ed his southern hospitality IN
other ways He wanted Detec-
tive Turpin to see the sights of
his city. A police car was fur
nished and the chauffeur and
host was white Detective Of
the Macon police force.
Detective Turpin looked across
't4o htoh 81 DiltAllNt MdlSndll,
then turned 10 this writer.
When ! was ready 10 90 10
the station 10 start 10 Detroit.
the chief furnished me q car
and driver. When we arrived
al the depot. this officer husfl-
cd my luggage from the car
like a red cap" "All can
say is. there are some nice
people of the other race in
Macon. Ga. because I was
treated swell"
Shot Wife
Detective Turpin made the
trip 10 Georgia and returned
Willie Russell, 40. 1858 Jay St.
who escaped TO the above CITY
after shooting his estranged
wife Lucinda Russell. few
weeks ago when she refused
TO take him back.
The couple had been separ-
ated since April, but living in
different rooms In the same
house. with a divorce pending.
Russell was arranged before
Recorders Judge Murphy last
Friday. and is held under 81, 900
bond.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-31

and vote this year
I'VE are calling on all churches
and civil groups 10 do then part
m seeing that their entire mem
bership is registered and quail
fled 10 vote in the coming cleo
tons
The NAAcP in setting forth
the information notified Us
membership as follows
WHO All persons twenty-one
years OF age or more who have
been residents OF Detroit six
months OF more may register
WHERE You may register az
the City Elections Commission
Room l07, on the First Floor Of
the City Hall michigan and
Woodward
HOW. Simply state that YOU
want 10 register and YOU Will be
taken care Of This costs you
nothing
ANY persons having difficulty
in registering should mined
lately contact the NAACP office
for assistance.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-31
TabernacIe Youth
Group Presents
World Travellers

Sunday evening the Young
Peoples Fellowship Group OF
Tabernacle Baptist Church. pre-
sented Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Banks. world travellers.
Banks, who was born Ia Cow
entry. England, is an air corps
veteran of World War ii. He
spent three years as a social
worker in the United States
and four months in Africa, and
three months in Europe.
He toured Europe and Africa
with the pastor of Tabernacle.
Rev. j. J. Mcneil. and noted
social and economic conditions
Of the various countries which
he compared with America.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-31

state term insurance. or all
premiums in arrears. with in.
teresi on permanent types OF
insurance.
The privilege OF reinstating
on this basis after July 81 Will
be available only to veterans
whose policies have lapsed for
less than three months.
When the lapse period is
three months or longer, the vet
ersn will be required TO take
"a physical exam and qualify as
an insurable risk.
Q, am a veteran OF World
War II and would like TO buy a
home. Where do / go TO get q
guaranteed home loan?
A. You must find bank
savings and loan association on
other private lender willing "a
make the loan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-31
White, CoIored
Paper Boys
Visit Capitol

WASHINGTON The Winston
Salem North Cardinal Journal
and Sentinel included four col
ored boys in a group of thirty
five carriers brought to Wash
ington on a sightseeing trip.
The colored boys-Charley Lee
Glenn, Jim Garner, Gilbert Hair
ston and Charley Hazel--stRyed
at the Dunbar Hotel but other
wise got along swell with the
white boys In the group.
They got big kick out OF
seeing Satchel Paige and Larry
Dolby in the game in which the
Cleveland Indians defeated Wash
ington, 7-6, in eleven innings.
The group were winners in an
efficiency contest on service,
collections and securing new SUBJ
scribers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-31
Copeland Gets
Prison Term

A pre-Christmas slayer. found
guilty of clubbing 90 year
old poultry dealer to death. re-
ceived a 10 TO 30 year sentence
in Recorders Judge John J
Makers Court last Monday
Johnnie Copeland, 81, of 1906
Log Cabin. robbed and beat to
death lsadore Awerbruck, go
last December 20 Copeland, a
bricklayer, was reported earning
in the neighborhood of Sl25
weekly, when he robbed Aver
bruck OF S33.
Ray Heard. 20, of 2l34 Maple,
also received a II TO 20 year
prison sentence for the fatal
slashing of Lille M. Wilson, 26.
Of l84l Madison.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-31
Mackinac Swim
Set Aug. 1915

ST IGNACE.-The Straits OF
Macklnac swimming race. Aug.
1875 concentrating the 18th
anniversary OF the linking OF
Michigan's two peninsulas by
the State Highway Departments
Straits ferry fleet, viii be Inn
tied TO amateurs.
Previously il was intended 10
open the race 10 professionals
but because amateurs can not
compete in an event which in
cludeS professionals. the commit.
tee in charge has decided TO con-
fine the entries 10 amateurs.
The race has been sanctioned
by the Michigan a. a. u. and
Michigan High School Athletic
Association.
Charles McCaffree Jr.. swim
ming coach Of the Michigan
State College. is chairman OF
the swimming committee. and is
being assisted by Pat Mcintyre.
secretary OF the Michigan A. A.
L., and Charles Pinkston, sth-
letic director OF the Detroit Ath-
letic club. Entry blanks can be
obtained from these men and
also members OF the Michigan
A. A. L. swimming committee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-31

]. j. TheuS OF IneuS studio
presided over the program which
included talks and pointers on
photography by several OF the
eity's leading photographers.
Photographers present pre-
,ented to the members OF the
association and guests, samples
~ their respective work, ex-
nlaining as the pictures were
Shown. the methods and know
how" necessary to produce such,
The photographers made u
clear that photography 10 not
"A simple as II would seem 10
the average lsYman or even
amateur photographer. by in
PRODUCING the many fine points
Of the profession.
WIVES PRAISED
Assisting Mr.. Theus with the
nrogram were c. p. Adler and
Edward Harris. Adler and Theus
also praised their wives for the
assistance given them in their
photographic tasks.
Mrs. Nellie Watts gave a brief
talk on the Patron of Arts Gull
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-31
Register For Fall
Elections, Detroiters

Edward Swan. executive sec
rotary of the Detroit branch in
statement TO the press this
week made the following state
mcnt:
in view of the many i'm
portsnt issues 10 be decided at
the Fall elections and because
of the great importance OF the
Civil Rights question. Edward
M. Swan, executive secretary,
said Each citizen must register
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-31

Hotel, Il was announced by Carl
ton w. Gaines. director OF the
group.
Mr.. Gaines said that the
change was made because the
YWCA cafeteria will be closed
for the month OF August
L. c. Blount is president of
the Trade Association.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-31

tural Club. Mrs. Nina Collins
also attended the meeting.
Members of the trade group
also discussed plans for their
second annual trade show, sched-
uled to be held in Convention
Hall, Sept. ll-l9
MEET at GOTHAM
NEXT WEEK
Maceo CrutcheT, president of
the National Real Estate Brok-
ers Association. will be in charge
Of the program scheduled TO be
held at Gotham Hotel in the
Ebony Room during the month
of July; all Wednesday meet
ings will be held in the Goth
ans newly decorated dining
room, according to Walter House,
chairman OF the program COM
mittee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-31
Three Men Held
For Check Casting

Three men charged with utter
ing and publishing were arraign-
ed in Recorders Judge George
Murphy's Court Tuesday, WI n
the examination set for July 20.
James Taylor. 33, 1915 McDou-
gall. Joseph Brown, al, SOB AIDE
laide. and Andrew Hall, 81 1880
Fourteenth, are charged with for
ging an undetermined amount of
checks, on blanks stolen from the
Motor City Spring Company, 1921
Trombley.
The warrant charges that the
two men. Taylor and Brown
cashed checks with credentials
provided by Hall, who gave then
SIS for each check cashed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-31
PRESCRIPTIONS

FOR THE BEST IN SER
VICE A L w A Y S
BRING YOUR PRESCRTP-
TIONS TO US. WE
MAINTAIN THE BEST
IN EQUIPMENT, DRUGS,
ND PHARMACEUTI-
CAL SKILL TO FILL
YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS
AS YOUR DOCTOR PRE-
ScRIBES. SERVING THE
COMMUNITY FOR is
YEARS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-31

Get your printing done
promptly. economically. and
atfractivelY at the TRIBUNE
job work deparimeni-2l46 ST.
Antoine.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-31
MONDAY Luncheon
Club Changes
Meeting Place

During the month of August
the Noon Day luncheon club OF
.he Booker T. Washington Trade
Association will be held in the
Ebony Room Of the Gotham
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-31
Real Estate Brokers
Trade Group Guest
BY WILMA SMITH

Detroit photographers guests of the Booker T.
washington Trade Association at their weekly meeting
Mid At the Lucy Thurman YWCA last Wednesday
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-31

at South Carolina State A and
VI College. The l947 A. T. A.
mems singles champion seeks TO
retain his crown against an i'm
posing array Of Opponents.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-31

Madam w. c. Wright wish
ss 10 announce 10 her host of
customers and friends that she
will hold her first seancs at the
Tropical Gardens. S4S E. Can
field. August is. al 500 pm.
You that say il cant be done
and you who are seeking any
kind of blessing. spiritually or
financially. meet her there. on
August is. and hear those beau
tiful Caldwell Singers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-31

We have brick ice cream
in two and three favors in
the slice. Call TR. 1880
for orders.
Evening star., 1948-03-13
A21 17th Street

West Of 18th Street, beautiful 22-
foot row brick home in excellent con-
dition. Larse living room. dining room
and spacious kitchen with pantry. 3
lovely bright bedrooms plus enclosed
heated porch and complete tile baths
on 2nd floor. Storage attic. Full. dry
basement with gas h.-w. heat. An ex-
cellent buy in one of Washington's s
finest "close-in' locations. Ewes. call
ia O69O.
70 inspect: Out 18th st. to Webster
ST., left on Webster to 18th St. right
on 18th ST. to Metsler open SIGN.
Evening star., 1948-03-13

Louis Kayser, dean Of university
students at George Washington
University. told the group,
sThe knowledge Of the courts that
John @. Citizen has Is not derived
from reading the Commentaries
of Mr.. Justice Blackstone nor the
decisions of MIR. Justice Holmes,
he said. 'It comes, 10 to one, from
his experiences with traffic Of
fenses."
Among those named with Mr.
Hall to the executive COMMITTEES
were the following Washington resi-
dents:
j. H. Aydelott, Association OF
American Railroads; Col. Alvin B
Barber, Chamber of Commerce OF
the United States; Alfred Cantwell
American Red Gross; Norman
Damon, Automotive Safety Foun-
dation; DR.. r. w. Eaves, National
Commission on Safety Education
A. w. Koehler, National Association
of Motor Bus Operators, William
Simon, National Highway Users
Conference, G. D. Sontheimer
American Trucking Associations
Inc, and Arthur Stringer.
Evening star., 1948-03-13

Brinard and Bessie Hyson. Rirl.
Earl and Thelma johnson, boy.
Amos and Nettie Lewis, gifl.
Eathon and Sarah London, sirl.
Milton and Helen Fraaler, girl.
John and Annie Porter, boy,
Allen and Dolores 0rarterman. girl.
Herbert and Lille Mae Reese, girl,
Elliott and Agnes Smith. boy.
JShn %iI,.m and a1s ssnis snsssr Smith boy
Theodore and Pearl Walker, girl.
Rufus and Lillian Williams, girl.
William and Helen Young, girl.