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AUTOS ~ASTEp tcars

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that, fsa' sas z worts Hasss tAaa
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la&s- s4B cara 81. forget 0ssnEss
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ssa.' sssF' So isssrlsSNo IS saM AZ Is isss N.s
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deea ,RePs = a. i sseoe.
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arr. b, sssa ~sii.ns dESE
cAsT!LBERRy, ls4e BennsnG Fs
pIsIRI TO InIrx el..n u..a cara
haze MR. TATKiMAS NE s72S
III foU nASE A CHAN CAR yea
DO not have 20 sKH tes ms cash az
ths COLE MOTOR CO, s@sE uses-
&c 'pooaAskA H..SH sfRsicr Nc iiss
ao,h nv Ex $500
sEW DTAiEE. separately reed,
sokt-wAr cars and nice nrs-Har ss.s
oeorx,s W.5d PA AZ, 'sI Al nsess "' '''
VIZ can CsE ard SCI! few ears On
sonsstsn .s,7 rsert 20 sar, A 80 e.sp. .aa
i Il MOTORS. idsl Hiaesas-
harg fo ns Open ewes ard sun
MORE casa roR rouk cAk. n..
a. sno S'se sc, osass eass q VOLT SID MoroRs
fesn and x sts nv Elk Asee
BOLD n JIsr 4 MINuTa. set nAsh:
es: e9Sn eE,es fer y01r ns" saysf g .Sse
@oob moToR Co i-i7 Rsoa.
IslAnd ave, "a Open Q an TO
WANTED. USED cara an, rear. sn,
make or model fer export ifnrts.
diate cash. 20 vaitins Contsst AyTo
rsls. ;nisHfs fasosrsr Il r. .rrrsisa,s Il siss sp al
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ATTENTION.. AUTO owNEKs-ist
Bell Motors set the highest retAt
price fer your la4d 20 issa car II
sssrs. !, 'nd sGs5 no shsrse ebss 0e Z, % sns
kind II car is not sold Car "a
available TO YOU at any time. kstp
your title TIL ear q sell Drive
In or call BELL, MOTORS aolu
Wis. ave WO 5000 anQ--.--,--.-------.--.-.---
THE NATIONS CAPITAL gsed-car
Wholesalers --- One thousand cars
needed AZ once Cara and Titles must
De brought. IN for Appraisal we
praHsis before ycu brins Your car
In We don't claim TO pay more
than any one else but we wont be
underSoid 10 our policy. We are
in dire need Of choice cars listed
cGsSrolets. Poyds and Plymouth club
coupes. '3s TO 40 models
Buick and Pontiac sedanettes. '4i 70
40 models. Clean 80 70 az models
are at q great demand At present.
After you've tried the rest. then try
the best. CENTRAL MOTOR SALES
4326 Conn. ave. NV. Wo, peso or
I Want to Buy Immediately
A nice clean car. for cash; TOD con-
ditton necessary; price reasonable.
MIR, ARCH Dillon. ST. 7sel.
Evening star., 1949-05-08
ADAM A. wKsCHLER 4 son,
AuctioneerS.
COLLATERAL SECURITY BY Auc.

COLLATERAL SECURITY BY Auc-
By Virtue Of the power Of sale con-
Certain enseI oepfs ot1er eollaterai note dated
demand. demand for payment OF
which two notes has duly been
subject TO eli the terms and con-
ditions OF which collateral notex
There was deposited with the, owner
and hclder OF said collateral notes
as sdd,tiona. security for the cay
men. thereof = certain pron1iss",s
note dated October 18th, la4s. in
sand Eight Hundred Eishty.o1e and
3sfloO Dollars 1Sl3,Ssi .3s(s pay
able six t6) months after date to the
said collateral notes, with interest
from date At the rate Of Five per
eentum t5Fet per sr1ufa. SAID "
terest PAYABLE ct maturity, tnd VI,
the interest % bear interest u ,a9 net
said. which last aforementioned
note was secured by Deed OF trust:
conveying tG trustees therein nsFlFG
as security therefor Lot 10. BOOK
GeorSes County. Maryland, which
said last aforementioned nets 10
in default of payment: ana ~ the
.eaGes. OF the awner and holaef OF
said two collateral notes heTetrof-
fore mentioned, dated respectively
September n, ia47, and October FL
Ta47. We viii sell BY public suction,
Street ] NV. on TUESDAY. THE
TTth DAY OF MAY, 1919. al is.l5
O'Clock p n. the hfrsinnssoTs
described Deed Of Trust note estse
October 18th, 194s All parties I'd
interest p.eAse take notice
Terms: denosii Of ons. Thsasanc
DsIiars fsl .otsa otll cash reagir.a
Of purchaser al time Of acceptsnes
~ I'd. balance 10 be paid IN cash
within Ter lI0b days aftT dsy. OF
sale otherwise depost vii - i5r.
sstn hniaer and ths collateral wf3
b@ resoie ~ sacr time md plars
and anon sueh Bctsee srld terms 81
tht t.nsn ssid nS,nss Sw,nrsss-mfke h sos.
Auesfoaesrs.
my5.s.T.saIo.ii.I..i3.isi5.lo my5
Evening star., 1949-05-08
u. S. Roccoons Multiply
In Russion Forests
o. a.. As.axsuas.4 Fssss

MOSCOW American rae
coon has become q native of fag-
away K.rgixsya.
the paper &ovsft kirEixaya
recently reported On the proxTess
Of this animal. which was released
Ia Kirxiziyan forests In 1895,
American raccoons apparently
have multaplsed during tho last ID
Evening star., 1949-05-08
Why Change Perfectly Satisfactory Library Sy.tem7

proposed control and of the public library system
carried the Kefauver home ras
bill complete opposition the oft repeated
District of Columbia pride operation
the public library and its expanding number of
fault they found with this branch Of III.
OF Library Trustees or Of
colmo, That fault which to be laid III. door Of c0psrs
been expanded fast enough to meet actual needs -.
annual of the Library Board have for shown
additional branches for location well
outlying sections The board has maintained
In addition to OF the
included ample central library fuzzy equipped
to service properly the present and projected oanehs seeon 81
Federal Offices AT present Is being partially used for library
The present library under Board Of Library
Trustees Of nine local saspae,s @ APPOINTED eS m D
the librarian who also the eretay Of the Library
number of proposals for the reorganization
of the District Columbia have carried provisions
Board Library Trustees and other citizen boards
which perform valuable self sacrificing public service In each
part business oEanzaona well BY
@ s s raaeaon hss All tines had the o vigorous support
supplied committees Of the Senate and House Of
public control By boards rather BY
meTnf IN his sna eoo e NJ Prof william Munro
Among all branches OF municipal administration the library
board nanasemsnt Its prebsm' Of the sort that
reconciliation library
administration have to be made IN hurry board Of influential
community and the community 10 the Aorary ...-
University said Of Amsrieaa
Public Library IT eviden. again and sssin ha: the ounas
but that equally due 70 the DISTINGUISHED service
no oo n 70 that s ssss
good libraries and good boards Intimately associated With m history
played leading roles In development,
q known n's,t outside their own communities.
numerous other reasons Is among se pending
washngonians do no' want Tns present asn ..
library experiences. -
Evening star., 1949-05-08
AuToMoBilEs WANTED


cow. HORTiCULTURIsT, with coed
credit ratine but limited amount qf
ready cash. wants clfan. teTFteeahas
1883 TO io4l Light sedan for family
use m Please describe. state icMESt
accetkshle price and best terms. Box
TAXI. isss-ls In good eondition;
vi pay 40 to $500. Ak $780,
pRiyaTE PARTY VII pay al cash
for late model sedan FIELDS. To.
A coon, CLEAN, low-rniiesss ia4s
or Ip47 automobile prefer Dcdke or
g-hrysieF. viii conxsder O5cs, with
Wydra Matte. or Pontiac. No dealers.
phase. wO. 1855.
PVT. PARTY desires 20 trade is42
gtudsh&keE coupe for a-p@ssenser
car. wilF pay fair cash dias;snce-
OWNER. Lockwood 6-aTae.
WILL FAF CASH fer nicely cared l9r
cars: price must he Eeascnanls. Mr.
.laassT GEass rRicrs Ri ssss pssa for used can.
sos,r @ nsis: van oas with he essh:
: PalAgrR. Pard dsaisrs. a1eens
Chapel I'd. and Hamilton 81. wess
HvsttsFille. WA. Aets0- 10
C0NyERTfBLE WANTED eg private
party, iQ41 or ie4s Buick. Qseh pr
fanccln preferred; ~ TO 5000 easn-
-MIr M WIN WIN vr<r.- More sss fss
yrus ear No aesar. Open a-sa. %
p.ns Qgsn egrtags 10 - e
2xA "a X. 1eo&
Evening star., 1949-05-08

wular LAke. only Is rrsaea ions
ard xax miles 81 the Widest. IA ifa@
largest permanent fseaa-wAt<T
lake IN al India. j Iies as TIE
northwest sn6 cs sas eeAusifai
vals 0s KAa1nilr.
Evening star., 1949-05-08

years and are migrating TO new
areas IN tire republic. Trae nsws~
paper called On Klrxtx1yKsa hunting
suthnrltaes 70 assist measures 20
prevent the animal fFon oe4sas
hunted until szacs tine &c y has
fully established it<sf.
Evening star., 1949-05-08
Civic Problems, Civic Bodies
Disillusioned on the Home. Rule Bill:
Unwanted Change in Library Management
o. jssss { Ss.es
shes a. ksiau>ss Bill l. Sgtsdisd

" jsss c Sstes
Home Rule Diminishss a ksauNsF Bill Il Studied
Il taA advocates tos ss
oe'anns oeA! elective doubtful vasss ss
and rrossanszaaoa IN ss nsst, e, cusa-ass
Under e.ss'ns lag The senn4rsos' e-err, a.. nrrs
cn. S OF fnsnss oy ~, ' ] ss s' d A. ssr O. -.
ns ea';ans or esrs q n'sn H6e a'H 7rd al least " ea's
IN. person, apponee esa
are that they a al The time q 'hs ssn' e;
Of Columbia
puee ataanisrrfd +, = po.st ct r4catOn
Of nine members All Of -h"m .A.n have fer s.
District Of Columbia and
Court for the ps;riet Of Coanba o term q hrrt yra A..
eligible eonpp~n,Atlon
The Pueltc Library Of tho District
charge Of Board ot Library 81
shall
hold office years
will be noted Qualification.
for civilian Commissioners
pstet resident In ne ca ot tie Boad Of srar trustee. sass
is SLIGHT departure from the bns r . =. In N. cas- ~ ns
District commissioners and Boad q; Fd1es,on How're ~.
qualifications library Of
The existing District Columbia
make ha, those charged with The Tesone for The local
of the District Of Columbia local people whose
States in general with no allegiance other States
Diluted Home Rule of Kstauser RnL
Under the that s 1927
rule the District OF Columbia the bill provides
provides
that be required relnqush rshta another
jurisdiction.
"CO' No shall su.itn.a
elector provided 1907
District, qualified OF the shall person
% has
continuously the beginning Of the period ending
the day OF the next election such period has not eesun
maintains domice place of abode the District .?
OF the United 81
election. 81 old convicted
felony the United
been pardoned and 5) who mentally =
Is qualified disqualified
entitled to another Jurisdiction
Tns that the District Of Columbia and
those who their privileges Of
will be Council provided for
the bill and members OF the Board Education The District Council
Of tire United
Members of the Council a be qualified eecos residing and
domced District holding other elective public once
office for which provided Of District
legislative residential requirement
their Identified with informed ef
Of appointed civilian Commissioners
the councmen would SIS 900 the
making grand total Of seo60o cost to District taxpayers
of Education of members elected by the qualified
qualIncao
Council They all simply qualified
and only the other requirements
OF the Council Members Of the Board Of Education would
receive $40 meeting attended.
Council District who would be ths
the would
which
would be eorganed No residence qualification
District department heads
appointed by him.
would provide for aboishinR Of the Board
Library Office librarian and place OF
efficient procedure would library department
director The public library feature OF the bill viii be further
discussed under another head,
Evening star., 1949-05-08
AuToMosILfs Foe sAlt
SMALL.

The best ef al comes frez Small :"
L 3 far wiser 20 Bay Q kee1 Gksd
car than Q cheap used car, Here u
TIE partial tAsg q our nAEy shng-
o1Shly conditioned gooe E&e6 cara
SG-thy wxyrMufy
Evening star., 1949-05-08
MONDAY. MAY o 1919.

at lN5FW A M. tDbT1.
Real estate vili be offered at IL noon.
Beeinning at 10 a m. and lastlns
ali day, will sell tine lot ANTIQUE
furniture, glass. china, many pieces
refinished antique furniture. open
for inspection sundays. May ] ana
8. 81 Saddle horses, ponies, hogs
etc Come early. Lunch served, m,
MELVIN p. BLACKBURN,
II " WALTERS
Emmert r. BoWlus, Auetioneef. Pred
erlck Nd r l. Kelly, cierk
ADAM A. WEsCHLER 4 son,
Evening star., 1949-05-08

= NAaEAPt ~-SIs- 100
Al Cadillac sedAnette 1895
Open weekdays I'll Q, Sat. I'll sun.
10 to 5.
Shop in comfort at washinston's
largest indoor showroom. We try TO
ali times. Most cars have radios
and heaters: easily financed. and II
your car exceeds the down payment
we pay you cash difference.
HILL g. TIBBITTS
l1l4 Vermont ave. NV, wah s
oldest Ford dealer, MA aE5n "a
Evening star., 1949-05-08
ALCO AUTO SALES

SEE Us FIRST FOR your used car
needs: good selection, 1-owner. guar
anteed cars at reasonable prices.
All Gardner Motors, Inc.
Your ChrysIer- Plymouth Dealer. 400
Os. Ave. NV. Ia aa1t,
COLLECTORS ITEM
1922 Hupmobiie. excel. eond-. low
mi; passed insp.. 5000. LU. 3-3i6h.
Evening star., 1949-05-08
AUCTION SALES
PUBLIC AUCTION,

PUBLIC AUIIIUNt
lata acres country estate, slong
Route 40, near West Friendship,
6la miles west OF Ellicctt CITY. in
Howard Co. Maryland.
All modern S-room dwelling. double
garage. horse barn, etc. Excellent
joration along highway for stock
dea!e. or business location. or ,fne
country home. Terms announced 81
Evening star., 1949-05-08

PONTIAC 1916 IS" Streamliner Sc
dan; black. r, and h.. seat covers
all new tires. low mileage; clean
1926 or best offer. RA. 3437. IS
PLYMOUTH 194S Spec. de luxe sed.;
royal blue; seat covers; heater, visor,
side mirrors; grill guard; bargain,
PLYMOUTH 1887 sedan; new motor
orig. paint; interior Al; uses nc
oil. high gas mileage; S375 for a
really good car. Call MR.. LABEL
DE. 5313. IS
PLYMOUTH 1899 Special de luxe 4.
door; r. and h.. seat COW; com-
pletely overhsuled; peri. cond.; $3.50
Orig. owner. Ia. 0760. IS
OLDSMOBILE 1916 'as" conv.
equipped. quality car; 81 ABS;
payments as low as S12 per wk.
AUTO WHOLESALERS, INC.
1881 Bladensburs I'd. ne. II. 3-ssoo.
Evening star., 1949-05-08

PONTIAC AZ Streamliner "S" 4-dr.;
and a: seat covers, ~ .cr Wv; sona,tion tires.
SALES is45 Cue st. NV: BU.
fsoSgT1Ac fsSSgi1 1s41 "s' 2-dr. TORPEDO
sedan; $3.50 or best offer. vi. e207.
foS1IAe S ieafs as4e $3.50 ds u1s: ef bess sne oer
PONTIAC 1s47 Streamliner sedanette:
r. and h., . very clean 1-owner car;
Tor 81 aSS csso MooRs sssgs 9th g Gs1d snd sas sss
, PONTIAC is47 "s' club conv;; +, +; and !. d
saarspsesa: si.7eSs; S,, essh. 81 ss5TsRg terms q
Eth ana K sts. NV. Eek. 5562.
heater. 2-tone green paint; looks
like It came out OF the factory; q
sarsss7kssTR. sT car aSR4HENs sRd shSSs II MeToR
Co. Ford Dealer, 920 Bladensburg
I'd, AT. 020o. Open ewes. til Pm.
PONTIAC 1887 "e" 4.dr;, trunk
er. seat Covers. good tires; S2S5. Ho.
pSSSNSTriAc 1887 "e" de luxe 4-dr.
sedan; new rings, valve tob. earbure-
tain ssT ss ssSs wiz iHss consider older 0e car
In trade. See at Gobel's ESQ, 18th
pSnnNrftc pSna Y Sc; 1916 ns .e" 4-dr. sedan;
here's 8 beautiful car: clean ss clean
can be; nice original finish Of Jet
black: fine mechanical conoition;
good tires: r. and h.; only 1,495:
terms, trade; 30-day owner-rated
Gil sH.sfess.. sgss or. q, Ii iii issh Ssa
poNTixc is46 Convertible delivered
double Eagle tires with Lifesusrd
tubes. foglishts, radio and heater,
ton: ti $3.50. cail EM. esSs.
PONTIAC 1910 6-cyl. sedan; r. and
h; shiny black finish; ssss clean s and
PoNTIAC is47 Torpedo IS" sedan
Guarantee and terms. TRIANGLE
MOTORS, 3o1o r. I. ave. ne. DE.
Pontiac az pvt. owner wishes to
sell this beautiful sedan coupe; with
osSS os.s es.. sa hssts soss Can AS. AS sss sss
sil-day sunday. Monday after p m.
PONTIAC 1891 4-dr. custom; :. h.
seat covers; / owner; $3.50. Oh
Pontiac ,s4e torpedo "s" sedan:
very clean throughout. Radio and
heater. Tip-top low mileage motor;
SaraS Section. "arfssssss cossr!fN me- PoST1Ac. Z.
@07.27 Fla. ave. ne. AT. 72oo.
Evening star., 1949-05-08

1928 L ST NV. ME-. 040O. 5
PONTIAC 194s 2-dr.; r. and h., H.
600 miles; one owner; Sl,775 or
best offer under. OR. 091s. s
green; low mileage; all extras; ike
new; 1 owner; $1,000. WI. 3646.
Evening star., 1949-05-08

STUDEBAKER 1941 Commander A.
DIR. sedan; here's a honey. pretty
blue and gray original finish, clean
interior. nice tires and very fine
mechanical condition; S645; terms,
trade; 30-day owner-rated guaran-
tee. Open till Q pm, Sun. till 6
pm. LOGAN tFord. I'LL 18th st.
NV DI. bS03.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-07-09

her long time friend, Mrs. Heslip
stayed at the Bellevue Hotel and
on her arrival was the breakfast
guest of DR.. and Mrs. j. B. Hall
of Brighton. She left on Wednes-
day morning to visit relatives in
New York City and Bertha
Baumann of Newark, N. j., for
merly of Boston, who was asso-
ciated with Constance when the
latter was head worker at the
Shaw House. :. Mr.. and Mrs.
Moreland Fort (Rita Could of
Dayton, o., arrived fortnight
ago with daughter Alice, to visit
Mrs. Forts aunt, Mrs. Agnes
Gould of Castor St. Mr.. Fort
left Immediately for Camp At
water, where he is councillor,
and little Alice is visiting her
uncle's family in Newburyport,
Mass. Mrs. Emma Durisoe is still
at the Gould home and Bert, who
is retired from his State position,
is nicely recovering from his re-
cent heart attack. :. Walter ].
Stevens, accomplished photog-
rapher, was busy taking pictures
at the w. S. c. banquet. His
Photographic studies have been on
exhibition in several art museums
and universities throughout the
country and he is now showing
some of his work in the windows
Of the Kirnball Supply Co., at
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-07-09
SOCIAL CALENDAR
BY ALMIRA PARK

Atty and Mrs. Charles A Will
son have come from Chicago for
visit to Atty Wilson'S mother,
Mrs Ella 7 Richie. He is being
warmly greeted by his old friends
here, in his former home town.
Travelling by motor the Windy
City couple will also visit New
York and Washington. Recent
guests of Mrs. Edythe Waters of
w. Concord So, were a trio of
ladies who are outstanding in
business and the teaching pro-
fession in Ann Arbor, Mich: Miss
Dorothy Smith, manager of the
fur storage department of the
Goodyear Department Store; Mrs.
Ann Chairman, head teacher in the
Perry Nursery School; and Mrs.
Roberta Britt, an elementary
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-07-09

plans to visit Boston, her former
home, the latter part Of July.
The Booklovers Club Of Boston
was entertained Sunday June %
at the beautiful home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Canada in Sharon.
Following a brief business ses-
sin presided over by the newly
elected president, Mrs. Satyra
Bennett, a delicious repast was
served by the hostess assisted by
her daughter Mozelle and sons
Ralph and William, Club mem
bers on the trip were Mesdames
Bennett, Estella Crosby, Gertrude
Chandler, Cora Gibson, Dorothy
Hardy, Clara Hornsby, Marty
Henry, Viola Ryder, Mann E.
Trap, Olive Joseph, Nellie
Smith.
The Womens Christian Union
of Peoples Baptist Church, Mrs.
Eirena Bighams, president, is
spending an evening at Nantas-
ket. Thursday, July 2S. 1949.
Buses leave the Church at Z
PM. return II PM. All are in
vited to make it an evening of
fun. Mrs. B. Saunders, Chair
man.
Mrs. Ruby Sibley Harris Bod
den of New York, accompanied
by her daughter Myrtis and
granddaughter, visited Boston
and Portland, Me-, last month.
They we're guests Of Mrs. Bod
den's Sister-in-law, Mrs. Rita
Pendergast, SO Ellington ST.,
Dorchester, and also visited Mrs.
Bodden's mother-in-law, Mrs.
Mabel Harris of SIS fremont st.
DR.. M. C. Williams, now at
Harvard, will speak Sunday
morning and evening at western
Ave. Baptist Church, Cambridge.
st. Cyprian's Annual Picnic
to Salem willows, July 4, was a
joyful and successful outing.
Five buses carried some 200
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-07-09

pleasure seeking children and
adults. Sports included SWIM
ming, boating and tennis. Box
lunches were enjoyed and among
the features OF the entertain
ment was the miniature train a
happy novelty. The restaurant
also did business and the usual
hot dogs were dispensed in great
numbers.
All Kelso Of Rochester, NY,
accompanied by his daughter,
MIS-. Alma X. Coles have been
visiting friends in the city and
will be here till Monday. They
are domiciled with Mrs. Fennell
of 480 Columbus Ave. On Tues
day they were callers at the
Guardian office, Mr.. Kelso being
an old friend and admirer Of
william Monroe Trotter, founder
of THE GUARDIAN.
Mrs. Esther Mcmillan is beau
tifully situated in her new home
at Al Alpine ST.. Roxbury, where
she also has her real estate Of
flee. She was formerly on Ball
St..
Helen Workman Holiday, Bos-
ton soprano, had as her guest this
week her sister-in-law Mrs. Cor
lene Q. Carter, an employee in
the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing, Washington, D. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold M. Wiki
inson of Pawtucket, r. l., were
guests last Sunday of their rela-
tives Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkinson Of
Arlington ST, Medford, and they
also attended a garden party at
the home of their cousin, Mrs.
Lottie L. Fur of Sharon ST., W.
Medford.
Mrs. Hazel McCree, director of
Stone Hall, at Palmer Memorial
Institute, Sedalia, N. c., is spend
ing the summer in Cambridge,
her home town.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-07-09

} Louis Blount, prominent De-
troit business man, Mrs. Blount
and their children were among
visitors in Boston last week.
Mrs. Florence Lesueur, NAACP
Boston Branch president, left
Thursday az attend the NAACP
national convention in Los An
geles, Cali.
Boys and girls, 7 to l6, who
want to enter the Housewives
League scrap book and essay CON
test should apply to Mrs. Cos
tella Laymon, 10 Ditmus Court,
Roxbury.
Is there any one you know
Graduating, Having a Party,
Shower, Wedding or Annivers-
AIRY? If SO, You will want to be
sure and visit the Silver Mask
Studio Shop, 522 Columbus Ave,
where you may find just the
card or gift that viii express
your perfect taste. NJ. ]. Dand-
ridge, Prop, NJ. E. Davenport,
Bus. Mgr.
Mrs. Grace Sato of Cambridge
and her Radcliffe graduate niece,
Miss Ruth Marshall, are visiting
relatives in Alexandria, Va.
The Housewives League meets
Monday night, July ii, at the
home of the president, Mrs. s.
tella Lee Crosby, II Greenwich
PIX. All housewives are cordially
invited. The national convention
of the National Business League
and the Housewives League will
be held August 1926. Business
men and women desirous of en-
tering exhibits should contact
Mrs. Florence Sivewright, re-
search committee chairman, OFT
fremont St. or Mrs. Crosby.
Miss Veronica Lanier of Graf
ton, VT, and Medford, Mass, was
entertained at supper Wednesday
June 20, by the Wilkersons Of
Arlington ST., Medford.
Mrs Helen McIlvaine Barn
we'll Of ST. Adams, L. Il, N. Y.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-07-09
CITY NEWS

Tickets for St. Bartholomew
boat ride on the beautiful Dos
ton Belle July IS are on sale
at the Silver Mask Studio Shop,
$50 Columbus Ave. Tickets are
$l35, spare yourself inconven-
hence by purchasing your tickets
at the Silver Mask.
Ellabelle Davis, famed soprano,
Just back from triumphant tour
of Europe, will sing at Hamp-
ton Institutes annual Arts Of the
Theater Festival, July %.
The Jr. NAACP presents its
annual outing at Wayland Park,
Sunday July 81. A good time
viii be had for all. The Jrs. are
planning a debating team and a
Jr. basket ball team.
Need Of Money? There is
no need to worry when a loan
can so conveniently and priv
ately be secured by consulting
the well known firm Of H.B.
Budding, in the Little Build
ing, rooms $50, Ss1, corner Of
BOyiston and fremont SITS,
telephone for appointment,
Liberty 3O1s.
Miss Frederick Walker of Ire
mont St. left Sunday to visit
friends in Chicago and will spend
'she whole month of July in the
~Windy City
Enjoy an All-Day Cruise to
Historic Plymouth on the Boston
Belle, given by Chapter Z. United
War Mothers of America, Inc, on
Saturday, July %. Adults S2.25,
children, $1.15. Refreshments,
dancing, sightseeing. Tickets from
Mrs. Eloise Jones, S79a Warren
st. GA 7-S41S; Mrs. Ralphia Gray,
rs Monroe st. GA 1923: Mrs.
Melnea Cass, 1876 Harold st.
Hi 1860.