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The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-19

need by the pioneers. Food, 50
would do YOU an injustice.
by hot French hors d'oeuvres
with sherry wine poured in
before the eyes. Crisp. cold
tender salad and all conclud.
cd with sliced ripe Cuban
pineapple which leaves Just
the right fresh taste lingering
in the mouth.
What of the days OF 40 or
of the Spanish Main? Nothing
is more adventurous than eat.
ing. There is romance in all
the dishes and in the glasses
there is JOY and wealth We
roamed later among the ia
bles Of the far East. Tasting
Of Indian curries al their
best. Eating Of exotic delica.
cies which names we cannot
spell but which spicy, piquant,
pungency we savored 70 the
last tlny Dit ShlVerlng lellles
cringing upon fragile plate
lets leaving a taste imprint
never 20 be forgotten. Nee.
tarish fruits. unusual nuts and
melons from India's coral
strand and Samarkand.
We could imagine hearing
the shrill cry of the hswker
along the Irawaddy or The
seller of sweet meats in Port
Said. We could close our ewes
and look upon the costumes
and the faces Of the orient
and hear the kissing Of the
nargile in the coffee houses
of Alexandria or Algiers We
could understand the mys-
ticism Of the East and in our
enjoyment we could under
stand why IL is so.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-19

rope raping. numbering and
enslavins its people as their
friend and proteetor.
Leagued with him were the
qulzzlings. In America 10.
day the quiEzlings are the
: "revolierS" against human
rights and. hence, against
God.
The best defense against
this sort Of thing is a bold
offensive by progressive Re-
publicans AT their Philadel-
phia convention. BY taking a
fortnight position on the is
sue Of civil rights Republicans
may save the soul of America
even If they lose the election.
No matter who wins the elec-
tlon--all is lost II the Soul of
America is lost.
WRONG TREE
Some will say am barking
up the wrong tree-that the
COP cannot do these things
any more than a leopard
can change its spots. That is
a mouthful but it is possible
for men 10 be born again.
Mr.. COP, the bat is yours.
II you strike out on civil
rights, arresting the acqui-
sition Of power by monop-
olies, abolition of extreme
poverty. and sounding the
death knell to white suprem-
acy. yours will be the un-
envied dishonor of aiding and
abetting the disintegratlon of
the United States.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-19

hard and is
more deadly be-
tween the ages
Of as and 65
years Of age.
syphilis is a
great imitator.
II initiates first
one disease and
tn en- another.
Because Of the
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-19
Voice In the South
nY
ROBERT DuRR

EDITORS NOTE. Opinions expressed herein are those Of the
rieI ena Dc not the editorial policy psper
REPUBLICAN, OPPORTUNITY
few the Republican convention in Phil
s1epr " rave IS last opportunity the party
ccrE wat oEHt - done Of
pGsate report Presidents Com
ee 90 Cy Rgh into ITS 1873 presidential campaign PLATFORM
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-19
Nations Capital
BY Louis Lautier
For NNpA News Service

The action Of the Repubcaneontsoed Senate n defeating all
the draft t proposed hy Senator "sm LANCER
Republican q North Dakota except one eNepng SeeS rom
poll 20 Notng IN Feoera elec-
proves that platforms
concerned are mere campaign promises forgotten after cleo
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-19
Veterans WhirI
BY
JAMES L. HICKS
For NNPA
MONEY IN YOUR POCKET

MONEY IN YOUR POCKET
az January nine and had autho
World War veterans Seven states have bonus
s0,ss waiting ratified by already
proposal presently considering
bcr legislation, thirty have whatever
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-19
What About You?
BY
VICTOR L HICKS
DINNER is SERVED.


Four different restaurants in three Adventure vivid
and compelling anything experienced pioneers
lnnfih
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-19
Health & Happiness
By
DIR. o. II. SWEET
sYPHILls-PART II

have talking for the past on two OF ~.
desoyers of Health and Happiness our
society These diseases be cured When the ph
bodies they strike like thunder belt
when they reach the 3rd stage
The unfortunate thing about Listen friends the,
6
Evening star., 1948-07-01
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tcens., :.

PIANOS WANTEDICoIoNlAL PIANO
co. pays hiEhest cash prices. Phone Ma
1870 after 10 am. for courteous appraisal
rANo srand also spinner Tasnnf M ss
RADIO TRANsMIrTER@Phone and CIV;
80 to 100 watts; ready to go as complete
sovfe IL Afss reeever 'ype oS
Ii. FoRD. RE. 74o0. Ext. 1884, ow.
1907 after $50. q
REFRIGERATOR wanted at once. Medium
sssd ass ssss1s ssens sn sz1s Please call
pounds; auto batteries. 81 rs each: house
rags q per 100 pounds asiysred na;S ttr to
auto batteries. + i you Cannot s delivsI your
SaFos k2a s'isss sio Ps9n' AsH
scRAP IRON wANTED-Hishest prices
paid for scrap iron. scrap metals. house
deliver Your secumuiatisns, please. phone
Us: ACE JUNK CO. 2sso aeorsia ave.
sEWlNa M1ACHINEs-we buy all types:
repair hemstitching.-b buttons covered.
STOVES. for hsatins M and and eoofins: S Ia also ' Ice
Doxss bsxss Ma. ACNE ss5a' STOVE co. loll 7sh st.
any condition. China, ric-a-brac. old
,eMslry ,sYl DORA KsRupsAw 1oa MILESTONE
WxSTEDNBetter srade Of hoYeehold fur
ssss! eveninss: Has sae da. 0aef e447. '''n''u MA
eoasen ssss l4sa aad st. iRD.4sss. sa Sc 1852
ATTENTIoN-Haulers, and accumulators
metals, see us before you sell. We always
ToN RAG 4 BAG co:. si5 [ st. s.W.. 81.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.
DDING MACHINES, typevriiers, calcu-
III. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. sl3

ADDING MACHINES. typevriters, caleu-
9Es M HSS 5NfTEb onf sPls fna ed
ANf1ouEs. tsn 81 ass sr,c-.-Dr.c, cn,n. .iv.rware,
2e pokz 'ssf5y sss! teafizEs ssS
Notwithstanding. bric-a-brac, china.
Eswsre EsS.s Cash rqss DIs., psa eau RRt
bEfpRooa sEf,Ss SUITES. dining room suites,
porch iurnitupe in any smoun, Wanted sa
once; viii pay highest possible prices.
No matter what you ,h have to SELL sell please
suLipozkk fa 1851 Nj kNS SHOVEL v:nses aSsS
GAMsRHs. & sHsa; all types, movi. equipment, all
sR SHoTo Souse g. ass'sf sss
SepReslss 5sHs; q Justice. RE. EE; 2as44: ,4: a.,
@ es@si.s n also sempIets a saness nes ousflts' 2s
: SEENSEER oPaS oPPaoTo CO. sss Penn. ave.
cHiLpRENSs Chi S sSe Old tim. ice cream p.rlor
cLoTHTNG-Top Prices paid for mems
m:ss ussa .ss NosRs Siss ass5s
SALES. 100 rlorids ave, NV, Nj. 6si4.
sssa eIsssingEs; @ gs.1 bEsMzss; liaS az i. 4
watches and discarded ieveiry Cash paid
ERNEST BURK. INC. 6l4 18th st. NV
FURNITURE-House, apartment or single
piece; highest cash price 1--WE do movingI.
FuRSITURE and household effects Of the
better kind wanted at once; will buy
suites, odd pieces or entire home: Please
call today. MR.: GRADY, Ma. 1890.
odd pieces; best cash prices; buying and
selling for over so years. We do moving
HOPWOODS. Sth and K sta. NV. ME.
FURNITURE-would like to purchase.
Also piano. Call evenings, RE. 3672.
FURNITuRE-Your entire household con
FURN. EXCH.. 210 7th st.. Sc. AT. 06S5.
GOLD - Bring your old gold, silver. plating,
teetb; disc1Eded iewe!ry, ". pay cash
PIANOS, grsnd, uprtght spfnst Or apt.
Size. any siss, any eondttton; VIII bas
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

CHIHUAHUA MALE PUPPIEs, Axe regis
is0 EMGLIsH sETTERs, puppies. all papers
BOSTON BULL TERRIER. male, Is mo.
old Axe registered; brindle and white,
champ; stock: real bargain ATHERToN'S
colors; $40. call before 2 pm, AT s5Si.
wIRE-HAIRED TERRIER, Axe, excellent
stock, IL mos. old; completely house
broken, broken, has, has been to obedience tests Falls
WANTEDw1 kitten for good home. Phone
GERMAN GERM N POLICE PUPPIES, excellent com
KITTENs-Five cute female Kittens want
Sos FrsaB ANB CARS Me- Bo.ia.s as rsek E sas snds
longer: air-conditioned kennels: pickup
Ssryics Hv Ns yetsTinarg Supervision, gIDsoA PEA
kerry Blue TERRIEa papeies: aye Wo besut.
fsE STLeiTGM Tk ftsS FaHIicr PUPPIES. osrm.1 . sna
Belgian blood. beautiful white: reasonable.
BAcHsaUNp H PUPPY. male. 8 vks. old.
sss5 e. ST. l7eg
reg. and distemper inoculated; sired BY
MRS e. snna ss5 or
BOXERS. ch. sired, typy, nashy. tawn
oculated: ready to go. Laurel 396-R. --5
GREAT DANE PUPPIES. ready to go Also
e1dsr 81 panss; sll axe reg P5iced $50 up.
WIRE FOX TERRIER PUPS, champion
ship breeding; pet and show specimens;
SockER sFAN1EI. bsck male yr old
Axe registered; best cash offer. WA. 3494.
,o1vru en.>,vZv x,. x, 4,
very beautiful. lively and affectionate; S25.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. male and fe-
male, registered: black or tan. Call after
R:3n u M ueekdayS FA 7647
Evening star., 1948-07-01

BOYLE TREE SURGERY-specializing in
care Of trees and removal; also general
!iRssfa'ns sFsS9 FOR sH 5ArxsGsr s1se BEETLE and
BURTON, WA. 1857. S5
BALER, new Holland. twine-tie. pickup,
2 yrs. old: can be seen in operation dur
tWs.n ns hay Sbg9 .sa NJ GnSes Ees Farm 1
yard (s2 bushels. cH. 9O73. ''
FRlCK THRESHING MACHINE-1s- in
cylinder: complete with all belts; good
ay ssSee.d oS prsd sos sccG
ing to amt desired Ashton 6241. -5
FLAGSTONE WALKS, terraces. freplaces,
rock gardens, fishponds. retaining walls,
pipe drsinaEs; grIa, all 5inds Of cement work ors
seskSI}Is; %a: g o Phone RoctyiIis s5ss; s %s a.s
tsee 1sr eonStiSn S 81 Sis tp'h1 ox h1sf frale5
WANTED, 2-horse field mower. in service
able condition. CHI. 1896 or Box 274,
SSsFiGI, GARDEN VI aTRAcroRs-a.rden Aid or
Planet, Jr, prices; S1s7 and up. MA
s1fnYs 5e4ina.' sH Nss ssssoss s1se Ga ave. Silver
den tractors: Toro Do'iy; mowers; free demon
Sarsain prices % EsHHR1lI GEaTRAE MOTOR deSre CO,
200 300 Il, Lee hwy. Arlington; cH 1000. ,,,,.
:ssss :ssa .sa rSsf si1o sriSsi Sara' ton or
or write us. BEHNKE NURSERIES, Wash
saiG si'0 Phone s':Hs To ssse a. open
IToPson-ss for 20 bu., delivered any
where in District. TR. $500 or FIR. GOAL.
Evening star., 1948-07-01
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

I7O3 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.W.-Large
double, twin beds. large window ana closet'
S0d S Tsi H. sWvses1eiss snenDt for
women and men. Running water, tsle-
phones, good home cooked meals. .
DOUBLE ROOMS, home cooked meals. TR.
CALVERT HOUSE. -14o1 10th st. nv
pie: double and share rooms; showers:
excellent io1d; rI sMitehh1sFFsGa;, %nFsa, ,7,a n,
studio.type a rooms. double and single, excel:
lent food daily s RaiS Sass sssr'ies' '"isenooara
Ike = hotel 70 provide excellent dining
insure nna s'0M eorsenisi s eonpsnionship; double
rooms and rooms 70 share for men and
women; !, ( sss so '9 sss5, $3.50 mo- 1Aaa ="
CoRNEi ERoNT RM, nicely furn- clean.
49, sssa So $s. ! y. r. Ssss H.. ,a'
aois af MASS. AVE-. N.W1very desirable
home for young men and women; COM
Portable, clean rms. The very best balanced
meals. Daily nyoI maid service. conv. ioca-
i,2a;E is,2sav;EEPIfT Pf RAiL-s,s1 RlGiL Mass. ave. nv,
cor. 22nd st. n.v.-Rated one Of. WASH
ington.s nnest guest homes: Vacancies
;01ns py iass sas, sns sfRemsn 4 shE
meals daily; no SINGLES. MRS. CLARK.
HH4cANci w IVY FOE ersL, ,s.. house, ,uss T on
ssao.1stg. sssn ss y. s.:.: sSss cssss Pr n
ii1aS4 iaS Hxss. AvI. NV papOns arSn c,r,is- circle
Double for men or giris, pvt. bath; also
vacancies - share: sassI sssh. Gls
Evening star., 1948-07-01
BOATS.

MATTHEWS 3S-ft. stock cruiser in excel
cond.; ali-mahogany hull, twin engines re-
eT ssny gsSq hS yns boat .as has ell hs exs Ss
1913 LYMAN 1s-ft., boat, 1o-hp; Mercury
motor and trailer used ony
quick sale, $3.50. asos 26th st. ne.
BOAT LUMBER and marine plywood, 2"
.d al day Sat, Sun. and Mon. RogINsoNs,
1$sg psEp FSW soATs sys oa AK s.s 1so sa6
g S5sss s.n ss eoaIi Il 4ass assS boats t0f
MARINE sUPPLiEs. paints, rope, nre ex-
RssR ERi ssRs5fs bs VseeaS zS soN hnE Hl5 saff
FishiNe Fl III + FAkffE$s ata$ FROM DEALE. MD.
exRTAiS EoDEsH86sEN fd fhssi 300ssa e SON. 0'sts %z
PENGUIN CLASS. sailing dinghy with
trailer, both in top shape; $500. sH
sSss:a asr Tszn SAILING. Is IT, s. sH
oUTBoARD MOTOR, h.p. Elto, good
condition. $50. Hyattsville 0426 after 6
CABIN CRUISER, 10 #. mahogany. new
YACHT CLUB, sunday Falls church 1910.
FISHING PARTIES. day or night. chesa-
ervation, call CAPT. A. v. KING, WA.
cHkis-c CRAFT. s4-ft express cruiser,
engines. lux system. searehlisht. wind
Il HERBsT. Great treat Bridge. Va. Tel a4o7. .
ALUMINIUM and stainless steel boats. 4.
reasonably priced. coLIE TRAILER CO..
5000 Ga. ave NV; 81. s292; ,
oUTBoARp RENTAL CO. e13S deorsia
io ss ssIsb1s FL ssP II sss
RENTAL e CO., s1a6 oeorsia ave-. GE.
e: .s sKe new ':sf &C. ana "a ssv. :7e
ns snshos: o': s:Sp. Sasso.sd; e.: G.sIa @ ;issP:
Ell Ell est oW GSsI ss4s - oi soS a. ioSs shs
SoW sSAT and % SytbssIS nS.o5 Ss 4rpss nss1lE
a.ed sGs lsss than & year. n CAN 81. ssss after
Z RSJRaiR2boyr, RaiR2boyr 1s.ts.. y-bottom. marine ply
esiI lssi Tn As 5sf55 DID, excel '0nd' 'Deedips'
kIcHAkpsoN. cabin: 2s it.. Al eondi-
H. Sssr siRE sssSS A5s%s 5sSn.sn as7S used !.
hrs, speed runsbout and aluminium suIf
board; owner trans. OWNER, TIE. 5629.
MUST sACRIFiCE-Express cruiser, 1947,
mig. sleeps 2. Chrys er Crown motor. all
sieiSsforafs sfsSfe srosr SfsiHsHEHMAN, chTyslsr
r. g., flying bridge, dual control, built
1899, all NAH const.. S. to. s.; phone. 3
fishing chairs coz system. elec. Pilge
on lower berths, Boat nov at windsor.s
Gulf Dock in Deale, Nd. Asking 50, 800.
TE. 6452 weekdays, ewes. SIS pm. %
TRADE 1947 Truscott express cruiser,
mig. for inboard speedboat. in AL shape.
WIZ I vi SWAP. EXCHANGE Or SELL air
conditioner, 2ha-ton GE, cost 81 200 new.
never beer. used. for small cabin boat,
Ex' zslus ssas' seSus wo esms Seas. SIDNEY HEhwo9D
oUTBoAID MOTORS New Evinrude
Zephyr, about z hours; $40. Also some
nshins tackle Emerson 3osl; q
new, never used; small twin. VIII sen for
sS-TT. SEA sXIYY. so-h.p. Gray motor;
Ysrd. oaissViIis. xd. VI. Sss3. g
Evening star., 1948-07-01
RooMs FuRhIsHEp-Mp. 3 VA.

ROOMS FURNIsHEp-MD. 3 VA.
rm., twin beds; EN-
pioyed couple; Is minutes to downtown
36id 8. KEMPER RID. Arlington--For 8
mo. Double room In. pvt home for en-.
pioyed, married couple; S65 mo-; home
RHrYATTsVIiLE 80 Lee. single front rm;,
ground floor. pvt. ent., cow. transp. YIN.
7175
conv. to PentaEon and Wash. oW. 371o.
2 FURN. RMS. with private bath. over.
looking Potomac River Alex. oVeriSSok
room, private bath;
near transp. and Suburban Hospital. WI.
SETHESDA-Bedrm. and bath: absolute
privacy; 3rd d. of lovely home; cool
porches, lse. yard; good transp.; $40 .
mo OIL. 7640.
Evening star., 1948-07-01
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

n. Y. AND N. CAPITOL1ILgs. front rm'.
1ss lss.dnanss a. Ssle .p D ss3s ssss BEDS 0es'
transp.; lge. front rm. 1st H.; reasohaa9ie
ni 1900 r. i. AVE. N.E.-vacancy for ! girl;
prvileees. pai ee 0fs Elec washer Sc wE. MI: e4s1
iaE. itsfr Nicely (; e EuRN. RIM; for 2 refined
girls: on car line; lsundry lsgne and phone
RT211ssss %iG% 1s Gsll capitol H4 evIs e7vIlssxA .se
bedrm. % for woman Of refinement. Good
sfsnsp;; $40 mo- DU ,o,s1s ss4o' front roo room,
esp cooI f1lsf sfNGE eane AND DoGBLE front rooms:
an%es R1s to phdne 1Sna'ss ssc ess and nj So
Gfls GnhT TE EToGRfsr SSRH HOME, on Union station
aBis Es So sss sy m'1a
1900 A ST. N.E.-Large front rm.,. next
bath, ! blk. from carline. Call after I'm
GENTLEMAN { IA iYiE1M,AN desired. nice front rm., PVT.
bath, phone privil.. in beautiful home; S4o:
sSums 1s1 sar NJ IN, siss ttss you to 'ee Also osp'.
bath, shower. kit. privils; bus at corner.
rs ses 1st'r ist ST. NE, opposite Senate once nee
paror suitable for Eiris mo prefer Ts SEQ ssa
sr sreisi9ne'1 S8 s1sp s%D1esss, Gss ,soS mo. Nv 's'
sO5 d ST. Ne, mr.. Union station-Clean
newly painted; furn. ru" ss week W. j.
s5 r ST. N.E.-one lge. front rm;, near
bath: v block of earline; Mo; S22I ~14
Govt. girls to share nicely furn. home with
SoGasEnss,s GthsE girls At AITawRHscE ssas AVE. NJ
Rooms for rent. CO. 0912. i
COLORED-1OaO1i 9th ST. N.E.-Two
double rooms for rent; men only; no cook
'se GoeLokEDoioso,l aH oisso,l 9Th ST. N.E.-Two
share rms. for rent: men only. No cook
col tSSi IioRED-i1I5 MORSE ST; N;E.-Rs-
phone privileges So week. Ii. s076.-7
Evening star., 1948-07-01
BOATS. tcont,)

MARCONI CATBOAT, Il r.. long, com.
pletely oyerhauled. freshly painted: moored
on Rhode River; priced $3.50. can DE
SPEEDBOAT, left. runAbout, excel. condi-
ton; sacrifice. $500. TE. 5000. Ext. 150
is-FT. fissflras CENTURY, excellent condition
with 17-h.p. Evinrude outboard motor;
with hre extinguisher. light, steering wheel
cable, life preservers. oars. rollers foI
Can see at 5OO7 18th st. ne. .
ENJOY YOUR VACATION on 34-ft. cabin
cruiser; fully equipped: sleeps s.: drive II
Call COOPER. Greenbelt 1856. evenings
es-FT. NAH. sPEEDBoAT. rehnished;
ready to 80; good fishing boat. AID. 2055.
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ROOMS. APARIMENTs no sHARE.

GIRL WILL SHARE eficiency apt. with
another girl; bed-living room. private bath.
Phone HO. OSl7 after $3.50. -3
1888 BHTMORE ST. N.W.-Young man to
share lge. dble.. redec. rm. with another
meals If desired: no. 5000, Ext. IS6
days. MR.. JONES. NO. 39l7 or AID.
3s42 (eves).
COOL, FURN. BEDRM., share kit; en-
ployed couple or 3 employed girls; conyen.
to transp.; Takoma PIX. D. c.: 500 mo-
YOUNG LADY to share Arm. apt. in
nearby Ar. with another lady. Call after
CHEVY CHASE. D. c., $500 Military I'd
For summer; to refined cple.; lower D., cool
spacious home; bedrm., pvt. bath; all uttl.;
LADY WILL SHARE APT. with refined
ladies. Apply 17u4 W st. s.e.. Apt 4.
tAnacostia section.)
QUIET, PEFINED woman to share with
another, cool. .-rm.. downtown apt. twin
beds: S27. so, olus "a phone. ME. 33s7
ONE GIRL to live in newly decorated apt.
with z others, everythlng furn. and avail.
Immediately. Cali HU. .9630. y
YOUNG. sober; jewish man an. to 'hsrs Sss
mo; GLs 0ss6, to IL pm; ~
s-room apt" $3.50 each. MI. $3.50.
TWO REFINED GIRLS, to share furn.
apt. with one other girl. 4710 Nichols
ave. s.w. Apt. IA. Lu. 6136, after, D.
Evening star., 1948-07-01
ROOMS FURkIsHEp-s.E. and s.w.

ROOMS FURkIsHED-S.E. and S.W.
FIRST FLOOR, front room, newly deco
rated either as sleeping or Ink. room
DI. 6547 bet. IL and pm. weekdsss.
1913 G ST. sE.-Mcely furnished front
room. twin beds. inner r-spring mattresses;
$40 per week Also nicely furnished sinsls
ssS ssSnii EAST IS pCAPIT0L 81. s.E.-Niceiy furn;
double room, with running water, on 2nd
fioor; maid service. TR. 1854. -
LARGE BEDROOM near Boiling Field and
Navy Dept. walking distance)' on busline'
Ssa h3rd 81. s.E.-Furnished rn. for 2
men, M $40 mo; Kitchen privil.. next to bath.
use Of sitting r0omii 1as y private iams's'
Io3 C ST. S.E.-sinsle and double rooms;
81 to S12 weekly: near CAPITOL eooo
4as 4 a"sS sth 81. s.w.-Larse front rm. for ?
employed adults; S35 mo; NE gsi1 PSI b.,b Ii
MASTER BEDROOM, twin beds. pvt. osth;
Ak. 54Ss or vi. 1855 after 8. =
Evening star., 1948-07-01
ROOMS WANTED.

WoRKING MOTHER. in silver sprins,
wants room in nice home with day care
for baby. Can furnish excellent rederences; J;
VIII pay up 70 s75 No. W aH siiso sIoDs sS0s v.nts
Quiet room with or near bath; good neieh-
borhood. BOX 469-H. Star.
Evening star., 1948-07-01
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

SAW MILL, Frick. with operator, will 90
any reasonable distance. NO. 2oos after
5 pm: and before 7 am.
TRUCK CRANE, 4O-ft. boom, specializing
and steel setting. Ov. $685. TIE. 7O19.
Evening star., 1948-07-01

FLYING CLUB FORMING on newly reli-
censed Cub; $50 down per share. ALLEN,
Springfield Airport. Alex. S342. .
"T" HANGARS for rent.
FLY FOR S2.75 PER HoUR-club now
forming on new Cessna. c. II. MARTIN,
STEARMAN PITY FOR SALE, $676. Call
Oliver 1888, LOUIS RAY ~
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POULTRY and EGGS.
AVIATION.

JAMES FEED STORE, 619 st. NV, ME.
O0S9. Baby chicks, feed and poultry sup
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK.

FAMILY COW. guernsey type, good mixer
S125. Box 160 Cheltenham I'd. "a mi
from Clinton: Nd: H: A: ,pENNISoN. =
cow AND CALF FOR SALE. 1900 Owen.
I'd Sc. Administer Sl77 4
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'actically new; $40.
$40 per thou
} per thousand.
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shipments or
windows, hard
Sheetrock and
immediate Ge-
CO., 1904 N
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3S-ft. stock cruiser in excel.
cond.; all-mahogany hull, twin engines, re-
Gently rebuilt. this boat has all the extras
for comfortable living adoat TO. 5655.
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EARN and GARDEN.

BOYLE TREE sURGERY-speciaiizing in
care of trees and removal: also general
landscaping SH. 6760. .
SPRAY FOR JAPANESE BEETLE and
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exceptional food; stream, woods; no other
boarders; prefer men or father and child.
Box 462-H, Star,
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partment, will have as her
speaker, DR.. Asa L. Myers,
MD. of the American Cancer
Society. His talk will be on
"The Traitor Within" illustrat-
ed by film.
Mrs. John Lumsden is host
ess chairman.
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Purchasers please note that
the members of the Retail d.
vision of the Zion Chamber of
Commerce decided at their last
meeting to close at 600 p. m.
on Friday, December 31st.
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THANKSGIVING IN
ZION AT PHOENIX

THANKSGIVING In
ZION AT PHOENIX
Thanksgiving Day dawned
bright and clear. We gather
ed in Zion Mountain View
Chapel for an early service,
then loading the big white ON
nibus, and, with others in pri-
vate cars, we repaired to Ra-
manda No. 6 in South Noun
tain Park, a drive of some
twenty miles; our location be-
ing at the foot of a great cliff
topped by huge boulders -
altogether a majestic scene.
Some SO of Zion families and
friends, gathered about the
great stone table under the
shelter for a real Thanksgiving
dinner. Deacon and Mrs. Nor
rison had been given the task
of preparing the turkeys -
three of them at rs pounds
each; and, with the help of a
neighboring bakery, they were
done to a brown turn. They
were ready carved, and the
friends served themselves cafe
terra style. Pies, and various
trimmings" were furnished
by other housewives. Altogeth-
er, we had a delightful day.
Special mention should be
made of others whose efforts
added to the success of the
day: our Brother Chabot, now
chef in the largest downtown
cafe, prepared gallons of fluff
fly white potatoes; Mrs. De-
Pew prepared the candied
sweet potatoes and golden
pumpkin pies; many others
contributed and did their bit.
1t was a jolly Zion gathering,
reminiscent of other days.
The Thanksgiving Service
was led by Elder Barton, who
was with us for the first time
in some weeks, having been
confined at home with influen-
"a. They have now moved into
their new home next door to
the Chapel. The sun was bright
and warm and much enjoyed
by old and young.
We now address ourselves
afresh to the completion of our
new classroom building, which,
thanks to the united efforts of
the brethren, is coming along
nicely, and we hope soon to
occupy it as it is a little too
cool to hold classes in the open
air on Chapel porch.
We miss very much the u.s.
ual Thanksgiving events that
we once enjoyed back home,
but we look forward to reports
in The Theocrat, as we'll as to
reports from our workers
abroad.
While the sun was still high
and warm, many of us drove
some five miles up and around
the scenic Mountain drive to
Lookout Point, from which
vantage we had a wonderful
view of the great Salt River
Valley, appearing as great