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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-09-25

TIL e combination attraction of
Lonnie johnson and Milton Lark
in marks new high in two-for-on
box office magnets. Hehe are two
bands, either of which could stand
alone as headline feature, when
combined make one of the most ex-
citing entertainment packages" a.
valuable today.
Lonnie Johnson has zoomed to the
crest of the juke box brigade prim-
arlly because he has intrigued the
country with one of the outstanding
records of the day, she liltingly
provocative Tomorrow Night" This
great recording had won a place on
the various hit parade" listings all
over the country within three weeks
after its release
Johnso mis- not a single record
wonder He has hit the jack pot with
at least five of his prolific output of
waxings. Among his bullseye efforts
have been such good ones as What
A Woman; I'm So Glad; Work
ing Mans Blues; I'm Love Again;
and L Want My Baby"
Lonnie is superb instrumental
ist as well as to pflight composer.
Music men recognize him as one of
the best on his guitar. Born and
raised in New Orleans, he comes of
great jazz tradition.
Proof of his unusual appeal is fur
Their given by the enthusiastic res
ponse to his work that his marked
his every appearance before audien-
ces throughout the country where
he has made personal appearances.
Milton Larkin is one of those rare
individuals who is given top rating
by the members of his own craft
the musicians. 1t is said that Larkin,
himself a master musician is one of
the best spoilers of talent in the
world today. This is proved by the
fact that he not only always has
superb band but has developed
mare great stars than any other
bandsman.
This Baltimre whizz holds another
musical distinction also. He is one
of the few men in the country e.
quail to theexacting demands of the
valve trombone-a most unusual
instrument. He is the only major
leader who plays the instrument.
Larkin comes by his title builder
of music stars naturally and deser-
vedly. Among the men first spotted
by him are such renowned instru-
mentalists as Arnett Cobb, Lionel
Hampton, Earl Bostic, Ray Nance,
Don Byas, Leo Parker and Illinois
Jacqret His present aggregation is
composed fat least four men who
he picks for stardom within the
next four years. The Milton Larkin
band is without a peer musically.
This is the consensus among critics
as well as other musicians and lay
men.
A super treat is in store for those
who have yet to receive the listen
ing thrill tof hearing the Larken
ensemble in action. Teamed with
the unique Lonnie Johnson, as one
enthusiast put it, you have COM
bination that is "out of this world"
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-09-25
Les Royales To Sponsor
Annual School Day Foot
ball; Lanier VS. Laurel
Charity Fund To Benefit

This week, members of Les Roy
ales Social and Civic Club have been
greatly pleased over the progress
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-09-25
Health Educators
Hold Two Days
Meet Here

At two days Health Educators
Meeting, held at the Robert E. Lee
Hotel this, week, the following Ne
groes participated: II
Working with the group on ele-
mentar yhealth education was Miss
Ernestine Smith, Health Educator
of Bolivar County.
In the Home Economics units was
Miss Mable Walker, Health Educa-
tor for Negroes in Washington
County
In the college unit was Frank
McCune and Miss Isabel Lee, health
edcators at Okolona Industrial Col
lege an dJackson College, respuect-
lively.
recommendations made by the
group will be presented to admin
istrators of the state education de-
partment and board of health.
Miss Cassie B. Smith, white asso-
ciate director of the State Division
of Health Education, presided
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-09-25

DETROIT, Mich.-(Special)-The
first Negro Catholic nuns to teach
in Michigan arrived at Our Lady
of Victory mission here Sept. 7.
The sisters, four in number, are
Oblates of Providence. Their moth
erhouse is in Baltimore, Md.
Brought here at the request of
FIR Hubert j. Roberge, pastor, they
will teach catechism to the children
give instructions to women and do
home visiting. They will also con-
duct social program for teen-agers.
AS soon as possible, an elementary
school will be opened.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-09-25
Tax Included

ADVANCE TICKETS SOLD At Booker Grill Snack Bar
Poooom divers Supply Store Joes Grocery Acme Cafe
Tolvers Cafe in Canton
Evening star., 1948-11-30
BY Charles Goren.

North, of course, took him at his
word and raised the spades, and
persisted with that suit even after
the no-trump bid.
The 2 of diamonds was opened
and Leventritt was able to cash
three heart tricks, diamond and a
club, two ruffing tricks in his own
hand and three in dummy for
total of ten.
Against the final contract Of 3
no-trump in the other room, I
choose the 7 of spades for my open
ing lead. The 10 forcing the ace. A
low diamond was led to dummy's
king and Mrs. Wagar in the East
position refused the trick in an
effort to put declarer to the guess.
He returned to his hand with the
ace of hearts and led another dia-
mond, misguessing by playing the
queen. This was taken with the ace
and Mrs. Wagar then locked declar-
er in dummy with a heart return.
Declarer decided not to cash his
remaining hearts, but in the remote
hope that we would have to put
him in dummy later in the play he
established the diamonds.
When the third round Of dia-
monds was taken with the jack, a
spade was continued and East
cashed two spades and shifted to the
jack of clubs, declarer was obliged
to lose two tricks in that suit and
was down two on his contract.
| copyright, 1e4s, by Charles H. Gorino
Evening star., 1948-11-30
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PLYMOUTH 1946 spec. de luxe SEDAN; I'M
pss spee ST,ea tn tn sell II sg
cash, trade or terms to IS mos. VIII
IXMouTH 1Ms + ss sgs spess s. sGth ds st. luxe 4door
8. miles: S2,125; immediate delivery on
Plymouths, any style. Call Mr.. Morgan, oIrggsn,
Bodine. RANDALL MOTORS. INC, Chrys-
Ter Plymouth dealers. II and M sts. NV,
M PkYMoUTH G 1899 s,. de s,s. lpxs 4ao9r ns IN,
aaa s. ses MoR hS 0ns CO. rst ony syaS
outh dealer. fea 17oS Good Hope I'd. Sc
PfYMoWTH Ply 1s41 Special de luxe 4-door
car II iS5.clsss condition; An 1aol nAnaeost,a
eosrA eosSI 9ieS MoroR CO. ocs sss?
sedan; beautiful black finish; one-ovner
car driven by school teacher: An Ana
saty M6T6R gTed CO. CO. Hgy
outh dealer. 17os Good Hope rd. Sc
ffyIoTIEE 1s 4d5 SPECIAL s S Se 9ss nts
Leaving country Ss7b or best offer under.
FLYMoUIH 1e4s , Special de M luxe; ..4,dsi 4,dri:
Ss.o45; pvt. owner; can after 5. RE. 1928.
PLYMOUTH 1e41 2-dr Special de luxe;
e@s eond ss Orig seo owner Secs No %
fE5 pos1ixc Hx 7!Ss 1915 Ext de- 7o luxe sedan
month: :RoPER' 1870 R. I. sye: ne; 3o'
terms G low low as ss week. Open Sun. KENNY
MOTOR SALES. 18th and R. 1. ave. ne.
Pontiac 1912 5-passenger sedanette, ra-
top tor condition, looks like 1946. Here. is
ony hf '?F SS5 hsHf tsrms been GSSz fSF
Toas, 63Ia Georgia ave. NV. GE. 1853.
PONTIAC 1e47 conv; club i coupe, @ + zadiS "nS
former owner hish S govt otsial 5s ...r This .na
for only 70 81 ana terns
MOTORS, 63ls Georeia ave. NV. GE.
fully H '1m eauipped ped with radio heater. seat
covers suaranteed eoE for e Or Va N
PONTIAC, 1887; good running condition,
Tce ssS4 sest % pRcsR Gaa e &
PoNTiAC Ie46 torpedo 2-dr. 8 sedan,
blue, r. and h.. fog and spot lights, mile
ST. $50 9nesf cash slSo s3s ike Ae"
PONTIAC 1946 4-door Streamliner 6; r.
and h.. with all its original black beauty.
| We still are thinking OF 46's as new cars.
and this car will not change that some
what false impression; 81 sa5, cash, trade;
sales and service), 3051 M st, NV. Phone
MI. 0lS5.
PoNTiAC 1910 2-dr. sedan; heater; excel
trade trade or psSieP terms. KIRK SPfoH WHoLEsAEGRs
1000 Georgia ave. NV. ia. 1890. ,
Moderately PRICED at S945 MANHATTAN
AUTO 4 RADIO GO, both sides of 7th
PONTIAC ,le4s convert; s-cyl. Hydra
Msse and al de w luxe . ,o4 g. act
best offer; pvt. owner. RA. 5000 bet.
am and pm. or GE. 1857. after z
Pontiac 194s Silver Streak sed coupe;
Hydra-Matic all accessories, new car
sond PVT oWnsr; ;,,s S240o 100. No $685.; 80
Phone Glebe O6S4 or Alex. 3344. g.
PONTIAC la4S g. Streamliner sedanette;
2-tone green; r and H.; new-car condi-
ton; low mileage; S2,5a5; 30-day guar
antee. Cash. trade or terms at 90 inter-
sATcHER MOTORS. Inc 500 Wis. ave
PONTIAC 1910 2-dr.; original black finish;
immaculate throughout, mechanically tops
S945 full price; trade and terms to ID
mos accepted. WILLIAMS. r. l. ave, at
PoNrfAc ofS "a hie ie41 "e" 2-door sedan this is
bargain for some dealer Only S175
CIRCLE MOTORS, INC, gath and Pa,
ave NV, i
Evening star., 1948-11-30
T axe Ny Word for 1t
About a Common Error.

Teachers and students of English
land all the rest of us. for that
natter will find today's column
worthy Of a little study. Clip it,
digest 1t and pass it along to a
friend!
It is a common error to use ad-
verbs in constructions that call for
adjectives. Example: He stood
smilingly and waited for an answer" :"
Now "smilingly" is an adverb and
in the sentence quoted 1t modifes
the verb stood" A moments re-
fiection will show that person
cannot stand smilingly any more
than he can stand frowningly. 1t
simply doesn't make sense.
But the sentence will make sense
if the adverb is exchanged for the
adjective smiling" thus: He stood
smiling and waited for an answer.
Rule: The word following the
verb should be an adjective if 1t
describes the subject: If it modifles
the action of the verb, 1t should be
an adverb.
Hence, smiling" the adjective,
clearly describes the subject che
it states that he was smiling as he
stood and waited for an answer.
Wrong: I'm glad you are safely
home" No. Are" Is a form Of
the verb to be. How can one be
safely? One cannot, Of course. But
one can "be" safe. Hence: I'm glad
you are safe at home.
Wrong: "They fell helplessly into
the sea-" 1t wasn't the fall that
was helpless-it was they who fell.
Therefore: They fell helpless into
the sea they fell into the sea and
were helpless).
Wrong: 1.-THE roses smell sweetly.'
No: it isn't the smelling that Is
sweet; it is the roses. Hence: The
roses smell sweet.
Wrong: THE mountain stands
immovably" 1t isn't the standing
that Is inmovable; 1t is the noun
tain. Correct: The mountain stands
immovable.
Rule: After such verbs as appear
be, seem, smell. sound, taste. feel
look, etc., use an adjective, and not
Evening star., 1948-11-30
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

GENTLEMAN driving west desires to buy
1916, ~. as or 40 car; pref. new, or
low milsage' pay highest cash price MR..
CLEAN CHEyRoLET. Ford. Plymouth or
Jeeps wanted; 1936-l9 original paint,
Risa any sain maRs mods SH or
dition, q dc, wrecked or old cars etc. sH.
SEE US BEFORE YOU SELL. poHASKA
twill Will PAY AL ALI CASH "a HI for M Clean stah cars
csh or waiting sfsd CAL GENE nov S sFEf T.
BsRNEs BAR Esnnsaf saNbfRs 81 ae 5E van.
ehsvos o4d Of ontses niss Bpf fy
See See M Mr. Barnes Of Mr.. Sanders between
5 Ser MoToRs eae 0% 1900 n4h ST. nS Ao
BELL BELL MoToRs 'the Ussq 16S@ SE0fns insured LOTT
the highest retail price in town. The
saate br MSfoR5 S5E j. 5Sio 'S3
TREw VALUE for Your carl Yes: We
cars, cars so So see Mi Bass any day between
s3oR s9 % 60 6HG 5ss pR P49b St at nv the or ea REW ps
Cash Cash FOR YOUR CARVE buy, we sell.
SasT 5Eaff 4sea aoR c6 BFvf fo4a sasf Ss sa
ae aT s66 o2 seo 81 Mimi aTs ne al
sHDRs MORE CASH ASH FOR YAUR CAR. new or
used Drive in. bring your title and get
cash WOLFE MOTORS. 18th and
stS NV Elk 1862
FAIR, HONEST APPRAISALs on all makes
Of cars are assured at McKEE-PONTIAC,
1928 st. ~ nv ME l;1 049o 400 . - ,,-.
cash price for your 194s or l947 ear and
s5 + ss5n h6Fok R5Es IN c. e'
Island aye me open an e. to ,e soT1. Dm;
car; No delay Open s. 9 IN; N to 1s,SNaa, E S-Eaa,
MOTORS. l5a Florida ave. ne Elk. 1898.
TRY TRIANGLEmWe want the EXT extra.
get them; phone DE. 5000 for q buyer
e cal or drive to O., either i TRIANGLE
WE NEED CLEAN 80. 40, Al, and AZ
cars viii buy for cash or accept on con-
signment: you hold title until car is sold;
E d H. MOTORS, 1921 Bladensburg rd.
ne FIR 1873. 80
BTsINESSMAN wants 1910 or 1a41 Chew.
Ford or Plym: orig paint and low MILEAGE
from orig owner; will pay top cash price.
MR. JOHNS. CHI. S1S6. =
Evening star., 1948-11-30
BY Frank Colby

an adverb, in describing the subject.
Wrong: "The plan appears sensibly
to me-" Right: The plan appears
sensible to me.
Wrong: THE wind sounds dam
gerously." Right: The wind sounds
Wrong: "I feel badly about it."
This error appears constantly in
print and occurs too frequently on
the radio. If you feel badly, your
sense of touch is defective, or you
are paralyzed. Correct: I feel bad
about it Il have a bad feeling
about it,.
Mr.. colby's leatiet, CHS, explains
the three, degrees Of comparison in IN
copy, of this helpful leaf1et. send
cents in coin and q stamped, sell.
addressed envelope to him. care OF The
star. p 2 9. BOX &c. Station g. New
(Released by the Bell Syndicate 'Ine.)
Evening star., 1948-11-30
Natures Children
SWEET GUM.
(Liquidambar styrdcifua.)
By LiIIion Cox Athey

Do you mistake the black gum for
the sweet gum and the tupelos?
Many do. The sweet gum belong to
the witch hazel family. 1t has three
closely related species. One is found
in Mexico, one in Central China
and the third in Asia Minor.
The scientific name-Liquidambar
styracifiua refers to the yellowish
rather fragrant, balsamic, liquid
which exudes from the bark. 1t
resembles the liquid storax Of COM
merce for which it is often substi-
tuted. In the South this resin flow
is quite abudant, but very little is
produced in the North. -
The sweetgum Is often spoken OF
as the redgum. This tree Is very
prosperous from Connecticut to
Florida and west as far as eastern
Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas and
southeastern Missouri.
The rich soil Of the occasionally
flooded lands appeals to this tree,
although very beautiful ones may be
found on high land. The greater
sized trees will be seen along stream
bottoms where it is quite chummy
with maple, ash, elm and cotton
woods.
Always the sweet gum becomes q
tall symmetrical tree when grown In
Evening star., 1948-11-30
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE.

nv 80 Sss.-e
FORD 1888 Tudor eSo.tS excl paint aesNSst sxssi
soiied; Si35 total price. r. t. MOTORS,
go Rhode Island aye. ne: ,o,..r
pvt owner; price. 81 ,495 or best offer;
SsS5 %Sst 81 e. 'odsy 5aso Call sH ssSs or NE.
owner own i1E car; $3.50. sH. 5o4s. W$
h. h Original @ owner: owner 'Iov low milease; exeeI-
lent condition; Sl.45O or best offer. DU
FORD 1913 Super de luxe Tudor; dark
MILEAGE; niHei spe si.7s5. CO. 5i9s' .O':, ,"
FORD AS de luxe Tudor; r. and h, new
MOTORS. 1913 r. / ave ne. CO. oss3.
FORD '46 Super de luxe sedan coupe;
MOTORS. 3oIO r. I. ave. ne. DE. 6304.
FORD ~ Super de luxe Tudor; r., and h.;
dition; reduced to Sl,495; guar and terms.
TRIANGLE MOTORS. 3O10 R. I. ave. ne.
FORD IS Super de luxe Fordor: 1;owner
r. and h, low mileaee: reduced to 81. .195;
Sf5 r. snf .sFms aaa ne pE sao4 MOTORS
FORD late a. convertible, excel. cond..
$4,000 mi, r. and h., heat covers; Wv:
FORD 194S super de luxe Fordor s. ma
room, r; and h., good condition, Si,775.
FORD ia4e Tudor super de luxe g; new
seat seat, covers and heater, s1,395. Cali Wo.
FORD 1s4s 4-dr. Super de luxe; r. and
Va. inspection; Sl.565. oV. O796.
FORD 1913 British-built Fordor sedan:
real economy car, distinctive. built to
inch wheel base, easy to park: carries
new car guarantee; S1.4a5, terms and
trade. NORTHEAST MOTOR CO., Ford
dealers 920 Bladensburg rd. ne. AT.
FORD 1a47 2-dr,; fully equipped, SIsoo;
1000 actual miles. OK. $3.50. 30,
style. Cali Mr.. Morean, GREENWAY, so7
Maine ave. s.w, OI. 1925.
FORDS l946 and 1947 Super de luxe
heaters, many other accessories; all low
ss snfs ssSsn5f %oToR for SSS 18Th
st. NV. NO. iii. Closed Sundays. =.
GoRD 1924 s good tires and recsaty
FORD 1871 de luxe s-passenser club coupe:
Ssn syssl eG1d; hsstsT sr IA S5S ssSs
terms low as 50 week: open Sun. KENNY
MOTOR SALES, 18th and R. I. ave. ne
FORD 1e47 Super de luxe "s" Tudor Sc
dan; r and h; fog lights, seat covers;
orig. owner; perfect condition; $3.50.
Gs ca xaSn TkSays S,t DE $780, Ext 49, Wk. ends
FORD 1885 touring sedan; 1878. Ex.
FORD 1e4a convertible coupe fully
FORD 1910 de luxe Tudor; r. h.. seat
covers, new tires, peri cond, original
owner; 1915 or best offer. FA. BOIL.
FORD 1946 Super de luxe VS.. Tudor:
excel so apppeesaranPcse n,s and cond. Immaculate;
FORD 1916 VS. gray Tudor. sedan: heater,
private owner; ST 495. Call MI. sl62. 30
FORD 1887 Tudor sedan coach; splendid
! FORD 1a47 club cpe de luxe s., selling
due to delivery of new car r. and b, seat
covers; superb cond: no dealers: Sl.775.
Daytime call MA. 3510; nighttime co 1887.
FRAZER Manhattan; almost new con-
dition; beautiful two-tone; $l,995. terms or
trade. ROPER. 1880 r. l., ave. ne, 30s
HUDSON 1946 Commodore g 4-dr.:
! owner, excel. cond. Price, s1,275. Phone
HHtuDsoN 1e4s 4-dr sedan, s-cyl; has
tr. and h.: substantially less than new-car
S2.375. CAPITOL CADILLAC -oLDsMo-
BILE CO.. 1929 22nd st. NV. MA. 5000.
HUDSON 1910 "6' 2-dr: $3.50. GIL. 420s.
HUDSON 1947 Super "s" sedan. 4-dr ;
absolutely Ike new car inside An and oaii dao
trade cash. LovINd MOTORS (PackarG,
1919 NJ St NV ME $500 .
Evening star., 1948-11-30
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE,

HUDSON 1885 TerTsPsne 60 eougs s,,d hea.s5 es
Rf RtDsos d? is41 nRl ':@s moor: ~ motor front
$3.50 SIS feeu:nee sTgsFr 0ss 1858 4ad S& st. SS
JEEP 1a46 Civilian model; used as pleasure
spection: $3.50 or best offer. OR. 4791.
JEEP station wagon; good cond., heater;
a SALE 1883; good condition: 500. 500
La a SALE 1899 de luxe sedan; excellent
condition. 500 S5s5, give terms; runs ,o. like
nfW Ia SALE is4o !D 4dr Sedan aVe eaek t
! 5th St NV. RE. 0303. 30
bsss and 1877 ssosas ssean sR very afS
nsffs R11SfH is6 0SsS MoToR CO.
$500 Baltimore ave-. HyattsVille. Nd wa.
lincoln 194a 4-dr. sedan; this car has
! been driven only 500 miles: fully equipped
owe rdrive, white-wall tires and many other
extras. This car is priced way below
cost; will accept car in trade; only S3,195
cHERNER MOTOR CO, I'LL Fla. ave.
LINCOLN 1s4a 4-door cosmo; dark green;
street; push button windows and doors;
e1 and dys pesu apa car H. vhe 1Hsy
list list price, $500 cash; owners loss your
ss.n hHFy MR NrMs ss Pess Aspen St. Fss
IiNcoiN-zEpHYR tn III! 1887 sedan; owner
m0ni m0n,h sell RoPGR Hf 'si@si f3so fO2 r.
MERCURY 1899 2-dr.; orig. black fnish,
4s and hAY.owgK "a fs1s SfSsFs Re SCI
MERcURY sh;s t1s9 1i 1s4s 4-dr. sedan with r and
meass nj ths ear asn is hhsm w y
very aso good aqSi buy 0s sesn 4S5 Ths
MOTOR &C Co. iii Fla. ave. NV. Ho:
MERCURY 1s47 4-dr: black; this ear is
only On @mas 81 as5 MAY MAYFLoWER MofoRs is5
SRCR% 1SsR st Nv Re Re o5SGI 4G1 maroon ae fnIsh,
day guar HILL q TIBBITTs, I114 Yer
mont ave veoInl%w, nv, Wash.'s Oldest Ford Deal
MEReGRY Nj SHj Is47 station wagon: black: r.
pearance throughout; priced at only ST.
sg5 st w. M4XEI9@ER KE SsS5 MOTORS ll29 3S'h
seat SEAT covers; excellent condition through
SIT sPsas will hU uan'so so1s 1Sr responsible person.
MERCURY l946 club coupe: r. and h; :;
it's guar; like new throushout; must be
driven to be aDDfsss1sa gTTc1d MoToR SSy
co. Ford dealer dealers, 92o Bladensburg rd
MERCuRY 1a47 4-door sedan: lovely biege
finish. like new, lovely interior, r. and h,
new seat covers, carries the famous CT
P-Co. 30-day warranty, plus free D, G.
inspection; our special price 81 s95. Cash
coasTfN oas Punt PoNT14c Se co. 4o7 Florida ave
NASH as club coupe; model 900: like new;
$500 miles; Wv. tires, weathereye; pri-
vate owner; 1895. SH. 73ll. >
NASH 1916 Ambassador 4-dr. sed.: wealth
1920 M ST. NV, MA 1900 =
NASH 1912 de luxe sedan, beautiful con-
dition. S795; terms. -S265 down or trade.
NASH lsae luke sedan dan bsagsitul dnvn little
NASH I946 4-dr. Ambassador: this black
beauty is unusually fine throughout; radio,
william ~, - + BAKER NASH, ssia n st:
NASH 1a47 Ambassador 4-do6r sedan;
weathereye, heater. radio, oyerdfve: low
mileage, excellent cond.; $l,750. Gil
OLDS 1s41 4-dr sed.. Hvdra-Matic model
locke like new car. written suarantee.
MOTOR CO., 9th and N. Y. ave. NV.
onDs 1871 "s" custom model, perfect
condition throughout, one owner. radio ado
sPd s heater terms ST. srAsSkp Rsisfn te5 Ssy
| A311 Georgia ave NV GE 1853. Il
Evening star., 1948-11-30
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

OLDsMoBHE 1947 Hydra Matte de luxe
a5fl sSais fl9sa 1877 AB Ss9e sedan
msse eSTsF oyer Nix snse6 aGas vi
oLDsMoBILE 81. 1s47 club sedan; two-tone
drs Matte % drive; e. h;0 this car sen has % very low
buy for $sss5 TOqs asos consider
SISsas ST snSr 1916 sa sedsnstts @ ese"
and h.: priced to sell; ready to roll; total
rabt2 p1ss only wih MooR cay Tord
dealers. Lot, 1901 MINI. ave. ne, Ii.
oLDsMoBILEs 1946 and 1947 custom
sRsF o ssect from all Easy
ss ssses 5Rsanss MoroRs 5Rs soo 18Th
81 h9 sas c9sed ssaan sSndaks ior only
Pyt: home. 1000 Central ave, NE.
ooEEb6ssMGoBnE oE6sMGiE 1s41 Cdr: fine condition. sH
kENNY MOTOR SALES. 18th and R, I.
ay aye ynsnop ne Hg 9s ssl6 s,. e,. .ond;,t,n Mso
sENNY 1sS 'el MoroR so sAEEs, e ~te 18th dn aRd u
sEDsMopIIR sSi aS H. fs4S 1913 4dr fine condition
sls KENNY Z MoToR HfE r, 3 SALES 18th and I.
eoSIpsMoBInE; eSf G; gste ist7 CUSTOM 4-ar. .s sedan
Hydra Hydra Matte drive; the tn; cond, is excellent;
hnh ony sss hsHs ne1t
oLDsMoB1LE CO., 1922 22nd st. NV,
Oil onDsMoBlLE i,ioSi 1910 "so" 4-dr.; dark blue,
$685. sBs msis! L " 'sHS R=ssf f5 5S
oLDsMoBiLE 1910 club coupe; r. and
oIDsMoBiLE 1s4i Hydra-Mstic s-eylin-
new, perfect in every resp. No dealer.
oLDsMoBfLE 81 SsS III; 1915: lS4s ss: 1900 miles:
$3.50. Call Herndon 76-R or Fairfax
With rsae s756 OIL Sa' 5s46 HeF' afteF '1san
SLDsMoBlLE ls4s a., Model Is sedanstte; s,s:
Only o fSnsnse sissS CIRCLE s2s MoToRs 1Nc
eoIIGDsooMoBILE OIL ie4s 4-door de luxe series
- sedan; has radio. heater. covers. new
battery and tires, anti-freeZe, newly re-
lined brakes and only 1000 miles for hays ave
one and rather than let it stay out in bad
weather will sell it at fair price to any any
who a really ses siat MS or sqSa Sss % Dsg Ds
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time NE. 421S; ewes, WI. 1872.
OLDSMOBILE 1889 4-dr., fine condition,
1895, full price; terms as low as So wk.
open sun. KENNY MOTOR SALES. 18th
and r. l. ave. ne, HU. 9Sl6. 80
OLDSMOBILE l94s C7sl; Hydra-Mattc.
4-door sedan. This is low-mileage car,
with every. accessory including amputee
iRsfi e!sss s} BALES ssf f5s5
PxcKARD P!se M 1917 1S9Y Clipper; beautiful ivory
finish, radio, heater. seat covers; nne con-
dtion: 81 800. ia. 1915.
PACKARD Super 1880 "s'' club conv:
coupe: radio and heater; this is one .,t,i Of
excellent condition throughout only 1895
PACKaRD 1887 4-dr. sedan; orig. blue
finish; one owner; 1915; HALEYs, INC,
2o20 NJ st. NV. MA. 1900. ~ q
1s:ns! S;; siae 81 for list under $500 sa SSi
PACKARD aesS1si oi9G i947 Custom Super 4-dr Sc
dan: r. and h.. overdriye, electromatic
clutch, Packard blue finish This car is
the finest that Packard builds. So $40.
HALEY'S. INC, 2020 M st. NV, MA. 1900.
PACKARD 1899 conv. coupe; r; and h;
ieal transp.; S625, HALEYs' INC" 29@0
PAckakD Ct aM ~ fa47 isGs custom Super Clipper r
overdrive. electro-matic Goodrich safety
| tubes; car like new; privately owned
Shown on appt. only. Price, $4,000. Call
PLHYMoUTH 1898 2-dr. sedan; good clean
car; S325 or best offer. Call Alex 1927.
Evening star., 1948-11-30
his i

rich moist bottomland with an
abundance Of room to spread. The
trunk, with soft gray bark which is
deeply furrowed and usually an
inch thick. has slender side
branches. These branches support
twigs with 'corky wings or ridges.
Dry seed balls on long thread-like
stalks will sway from these twigs
all winter.
During the summer the whole
tree will be clothed in dense glossy
green foliage. When autumn ar
rives these aromatic star-shaped
Evening star., 1948-11-30

nut and satin walnut. The name
gum" disturbs cabinet workers.
Sweet gum is used for furniture
interior trim, veneers, barrels, rail.
road ties, boxes, wooden ware anc
wood pulps. It Is in great demand
for wood pulp.
More sweet gum should be planted
for ornamental purposes. 1t ranks
with the most beautiful OF our
eastern broad-leafed trees and has
been overlooked too long. The glori-
GUS autumn coloring alone recon-
mends it.