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slm Samstag, ben 26. Nuoember
$3.50 llbr abenos, fiibrt ser NeenoO
iteQuns i'm @eitieite sadienbeim
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lit leidt 81 ueriteben. Sbenorein nlr-
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operiert INN ibre Sebfraft 5u rctten.
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Huten.
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men 81 llnteritiiben. Tas @ort Ser
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glieoern bes agenoa Clubs erbGlt.
lid. Sir telepboniihe 8eiteu,nsen
rufe man: ssr. Srene 8ieridl, CLEAR,
tpater 1898, 'ooer fsrau Wfatbiloo
Wollmann, 6lorioa 9117.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17
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ct. $aul's Gb. Qutberan Gbnr4

Rdftor Nnbreas NageIbaG. 800 6od
ctr. - Sel.: 731>8. Sonntaas5dule
$3.50 ilbr; 1O:30 gnelii1er Bottesnienft
11:46 9eutf1er @ottesbienft. Sober,
u1dnn berslid tpillfommen.
airdenratsiitnng ieben Ietten Sams.
tag i'm Monat ubr abenos. Sonntag.
!hnllehrerz zSisuna ieben britten Conn.
tag I'M Ronat. $3.50 llbr nor9ens
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17

ber5lidIte Elm uns nit ibrem 8eilb
81 beebren.
Sobn Braun, Erdliocnt.
emma Sauierman, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17
3esuaea, ga.
0eutf6s 0pans. .3nth. q. 3eter0.
Osmetnbe, B. Str.

Rfarrer Sans g, 8. Simolett. "a
Moams ctr, Ro4efter, ga. feleptoM:
Hodefter 2366. @ottesbienit $3.50 lltr
moresns; Sonntagf8uIe 1915 i1tr. -.
4rnuen Verein geriammlune am letteR
Sonnerstag jeben NonatS. 8 l1br abenos
SeoermGNn 1T ber3li@ irtufuutulen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17
H,sS Ghteaee, JuineiS


Sn Gbicago, Su., ltarb am 9. SO
bember 8ru0er
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17

frO8ramm:
l. Gesprengt sind deiner Burgen
Tore ................ r. Schustel
Eintracht- Hermania Maennerchor
Chorleiter: Prof. R. Schuster
2. a) Treue Liebe ........ Volksweise
By Sleep Baby, Sleep .............
Director: j. Lining
3. AZ Ueber die Heide .... A. Schenk
b) The Bulldog ........ Humorous
College Song
Quintett: NJ. SCHNEIDER, A. Rehner,
J. Hallner, Tn. Schn elder, A. Zakel.
4. Am Grabe r. Wagners :. NJ. Wesen.
donk.
Recitation: M. Krauss
5. Vor dem Dorf, i'm tiefen Tai 80.
j. Brahms
(Ung. Tanz No. 81
Ostseite Liedertafel Gem. Chor
Chorleitar: Prof. r. Schuster
g.. a. Heimatsehnen ...... w. Reske
b) Stelldichein ...... r. Schuster
Terzett: NJ. Stirner, H. Thellman,
A. Maraschky
7. a) Heimkehr .......... r. Schuster
b) Rosemarie ........ Fr. Joede
SaxOnia Damenchor
8. Mueller's Hans und Beckers Lieserl
o. Junghaenel
Hum. VOrtrag: p. Braun und
j. Marusiak
Q. Old Americana :. Arr. j. Homier
Eintracht-H Maennerchors
10. VOrfuehrungen Won Platten vom
grossen Chicagoar Saengerfest
und der Opernsaengerin: f. Nikolaus
aD Vaterunser ..... A. NikOlaus
Ella Nikolaus
b) Der Einsiedler an die Nacht
Maenn ermassenchor or Won 1000 Saengern
c) Der Jaeger aus Kurpfalz ......
P. Othegraven
Chicagoer Kinderchor Won 800 Saengern
II. a) Es rauscht der Wald. w. Sturm
b) Beim Kronenwirt :. Volksw Else
Saxonia und Eintracht Hermania
Gem. ChOr.
Sidets erbdltlib Don alien SGn,
germ uno Sdmgerinnen inn gorpcr-
tauf uno AUDI an Der &aiie. Na6ber
Gang ,,no grfriiblugen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17
0arb, Sabiana

9euti&e q. 2utber. &snteruS. 1trds
G6e IL. ape. uwb Nilmsre Ctr.
Rfdrrsr Nu9uft 6. Giibtina 1917
SiGmore ctr. 8e{: 2e651. SeAeA
Sonntae . llhr rormittass Scnuta9.
{4nle. ] llbr enelti4er @ottesbtenh
II ltbr utiber @ottesbienf.
Vile Itbcr,iben @la,ibensgenofen
oeutfaer -:o cnsIiiher 3anee IN @art
unb umgeb,ina iinb 3u ben @ottesbtens
item bera!ih einQeIaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17
kirfblirbt Aarbrirbttn

aue I,nbertt6en @la,lbens8enoKep
beutf&er ,inb en9lii@er Sunee Il. 0ar'
req, Sburon nnb l1meeoent itnb az beS
0otteSbienften ber5lihft etneeIaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17
Setrpit, NidIiaa7
StItuuf N&utUu6
9entf4e aKb S&@Rfde Gp. ~. 3etrnS
0{f6ie. lNlenf2elh nnA 0la06e1Hh lhe

VehH@e M V6@Nt0e ". VI. 2etfN1.
Qtrhe. Vlentaelb uub 8ssterrs aSe.
Yfarrer Subonnes 0vutfh. 1911 G!ens
fielb doe. $eI.: Bingree 82O6. Eng
lii8er @ottesbienft ~ tbr pormittags; /;
DeutiGe unb englifbe Go,,ntaeihuIs ilm
II ltbr born,itta9s. 9eytider @Gttes.
6ienft ,nl II ubr bormittaQs. Seben
IeSten Tienstog bes g3onafs 2trhen.
ratsfikun9. Dur@ bic Commemorate
ieben britten DienStda. io,.ft icben
Dritten SUnntd8 0ra,ieu Werein Der,
:ammlung. air&eu@orprobs ieben 8rei,
ta9abeRb.
Nle GlcubenseenUisen unb 8reunbe
linb pvralit eineeInten
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17
Vereini9te Sad)ien nOa E(cDclamb.

9lQe tperten SeftioEen ser Ser.
einigten Sadien por Gleoeiuno iino
ourb 9ereinsbeI6lub h,r Saptem.
Der 1949 Ielegaten geriammllula
reht boflih eril,hr ,bre 0clegatcl
81 ertudblen. 8ei ser @,amtenuobl
nift 81 perseiien unS oi, neuae-
iuablten 0eleaaten bis gum t.. San.
1850 ein3uienben. benn am ~. So.
mar finoet oie 8eamtenpob( Scr
Sereinigten Sabien i'm SIticite
Sad,ienbeim itatt.
Mae ,lniere tperten 8ereiniaunaen
lno oeren iperten Witglie6er fir Die
Woblen uno borgeriidten sSeiertagc
oas bette Woblerseben tniinideno
perbleiben mir ahtunespoa jbr
..2sSabientas ,aomitee. =. ma b. :
sMid,ael 8reb, Yrdi.
Gilt. Iiihler, SefretGrin.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17
Gleoelanb @eh. - genti&. @eu,eiabe.
6eR 81. Gtr. Hqb miEort Nte.

gfarrer: G,nitap u. 0oeIlm, 5000
W1llaro Nbe. Sel.: $50. 1870.
~ Sonntags: 9 l1br bormtttae. beutiher
gottesotenft. 10 llbr. Sonrtagi&uTe unb
Utbelft,n.ne fir grlpobfene. II ilbr bor<
mttta9s. enaliiber @ottesbienit.
&ontirmanoenz llnterrid)t ieben Cams
tag 10 ltbr pormittaas. Sebermaun bera,
lid piIl}ou,menl
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17
Oanhaouno

Sir 'oie anlaBlid oes Sobes unje.
res lieben BroBpaters, %atcrs uno
8atten
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17

nit iic lpicocr uns fem f0nnen.
Noi ina &raift, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17
eolumbus. Ohtp

0nang. Gntber Deartla 2ntter 3trae,
Q6e Deeler unb 0nn 9trate.
Rfarrer &. e. 9euer. Scben Somntae
borittagS 9 llbr Sonntagfnuie; 10 i1br
engltfdjer gctt.sbienft; II ubr be,itf&er
@ot!esCtenit.
ale Glaube.tsaenoiTen unb ereanbe
ii,h berolic6 etnoelaben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17
Herbit.Ken3ert
0e5
Oitleite Sieoertafel 6em
Ghcr


ter Gbor bdIt iein Serblrfon5ert am
Sonnabeno, Sen 26. Nopennber, be.
ginneno s llbr abenos i'm Siticile
Sadienbeim, 400 Sit IS. ctr. ab.
Shone neue 2ieber fommen sur
GorTiibrllng uno elm lilitiger Gins
after, MIR bon Srauen gcgeben, miro
bonn Tubliflm ,pabre 2ahialpen bers
por5urllieu pcriteben. Die 8elticite
8eianguereine Gintrabt Sermariu
umb Saronia meroen uns geianglif
unb geiellIdaftlih unteritiisen. 0ass
ielbe erboffen mir bon llnieren Sanbss
Ieuten, lmb heutiben Bonnern BON
Sit ,nb @eit. bon Sung uuS Sit.
8emiitlihfeit uno ~8a,,oi" mllB
man natiirli6 ielbIt mitbringer. Soa
5:30 bis 7:3O llbr ierpieren oic
Sdnserinnen elm bodieines iGhiilbes
@uriteiien. Niemano ioQte on oieiem
sl6eno 5ubauie eilen. Die 2iehertafel
befrieoigt an bisi iem slbenb iebers
mann uno altf ieoe elrt.
Programm:
Direktion: Prof. Rudolf Schnster
l. Die Post i'm Waldo >. H. Schaeffer
Ledertafel Gem. Chor
9. Nur die Liebe macht uns jung :.
FIR. Lehar
Sopransolo: NJ. Guip
3. a) Aus des Nachbars Haus ......
Ph. Eulenburg
b. Wilde Rose .... Ph. Eulenburg
Duett: A. Gramp X. Folberth
4. AZ Las Morganrot ...... r. Pracht
3D. Das Dorfgeheimnis o. Wellman
Eintracht- Hermania Maennerchor
Dirigent: Prof r. Schuster
! s. Ewiger Liebesstrom :. r. Schustcr
Duett: M. Guip ;. G. Folberth
6. Auf der Heide blueht Elm kleines
Bluemelein .......... Volksweise
Eintracht- Hermania :. Saxonia Gem.
Dirigent: Prof. r. Schuster
T.. al Naechtlicher Gruss 49,. A. Storcl,
b. The Skipper ...... w. H. jude
Bassolo >. NJ. Melzer
g.. AZ Come where my love lies
dreaming ............ st. Foster
b. Des Foersters Toechterlein
Volksweisa
Liedertafel Gem. Chor
! Dirigent: Prof. R. Schuster
o. THEATER: The Girls must talk
Comedy in ! Act by Paul CAN'T
Characters:
Miss Dee Dee, windowdresser A. Gramp
,, Miss Marie, her assistant M. Guip
Gertie, Model .......... X. Folberth
Betty, Model ............. s. Delfno
Ruth, Model .............. s. Fucker
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17
9omeiteab, ga.
Deatfd)e Gp. Qutb. @t. RarluD 3ist>
22g-224 Sft Q Nbp

22g-224 Oft 9. Nbe.
Neb. 8reterid g. NItboff. Yaftor. TeIe.
p5cn: SO. l745, Sonnta0iduIe u,or9enS
$50 ubr. - @ottesbienft 1O:8O ll5r.
aqe @lautens8eno7en iinb beroIt1
tptutonrmen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17
6arrel, Be.

6erreU, Xa.
Dentt6e q. 3atb. -. xanIuS .3tr6o
721-25 Hru3t dpe.
Ffarrer Nrtbur 8. 0lanf. Seben Conn.
.oe 8 l1hr por,nittass so,rntaei&uIe; !;
10 nbr cnelif4er; II 1br beutf@es
@ottesbtenft.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17
3meig ID.

Gs 6iene allen Mitglie6ern our
Na6ri6t, oab Ole nddfte Neriamm.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1949-11-17
HerbSt- -Konzert

Herbst- -Konzert
des
Eintraoht Hegmania Maennrchors
i'm
Westsedte Sachsenheim, TOOL Denison
Ave. soNNTAG, den 20. November,
Anfang 3. Uhr nachm.
Direktion: Prof. r. Schuster
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-02-26
Bill veeck Speaks For
Democracy At Urban Meet

CHICAGO - (ANPl - Bill Veeck
boosted the cause of democracy,
last week, in a serious but enter
tanning talk at the annual meeting
of the Chicago Urban League in
the Grand ballroom of the Hotel
Sherman in downtown Chicago.
The fiery head of the Cleveland
Indians baseball club, the first
American league team to sign a
Negro player, told numerous enter
tanning stories to illustrate how he
thought every American citizen
should be guaranteed his civil
rights.
Giving his talk without script or
notes. Veeck told how he first
thought of signing a Negro to his
ball club While in the marines dur
ing the recent war, Veeck was
wounded in action and sent to
naval hospital in California. There
he said, he met the first Negro he
had ever known intimately. For
eight months his bed was next to
that of a Negro he identified as
Green.
Talks with Green about minority
rights brought to him the thought
that baseball, just as other sports,
should hire players on their ability
not their race. With this incentive,
he said, scout Bill Killer of the In
1R.N - fo1
colored player This led to the sign
ing of Larry Dolby.
Veeck also praised Satchel Paige
and his part in the Cleveland drive
to the pennant and world cham
pionship.
He praised the Urban leagues
theme for this dinner. American
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" He revealed that
his Indians team was a winner be-
cause of the teamwork of several
races, nationalities, and religious
groups.
This democratic spirit. he said,
has led the Cleveland BAH park 20
hire Negroes as ushers. vendors.
and groundsmen for the 1949 season
for the first time.
The baseball mogul denounced the
idea Of segregation. He recommend
ed that brave Negro families should
move out in White neighborhoods.
They should take the risks of living
with them He said a homebuilder
who built a home or two for Negro
families in White neighborhoods was
more for democracy than a person
who built a whole segregated pro-
ject for Negroes.
In typical casual Veeck language
he said. GAS soon as you're thrown
in with guys of another race or
color you'll find they're just like
you"
Other features of the Urban
league meeting included several re-
ports and the introduction Of vari-
Gus athletes who have made names
in interracial sports.
Sidney Williams, executive secre-
tary OF the local organization. an
nounced the deficit of the leagues
1913 budget He also asked for an
eventual home I'm Chicago's loop for
the Urban league. Only few days
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-02-26
PAGE SEVEN

1.year-olds and one 12-year-old, are
held. He quoted them as telling this
story:
They quarreled with Solomon
Collision, about %, who was in an
s.byS foot bin. They threw rocks at
him and knocked him onto a pile
of straw. They locked the door and
one boy tossed lighted match
through a window.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1949-02-26
3 Youths Stone
Drunk To Death

GREENSBORO, N. C. - Three
small boys stoned a drunken man
locked him in a small bin and burn
ed him to death police reported Mon
day.
Police Sgt. j, r. Murphy said two
Evening star., 1949-10-22

This country home hos al city eonvenenee: with full country oos
with random width peg floors fireplace drop ceilings
Huge Library with den and fireplace One bedroom repoce
prvote boh dining with double French opening
formal eo'dens Modern kitchen with buffers pon Also moids
with both End floor hos bedrooms bot 2-cor eoroee
Groom tenant house, oil hot -woter heot
Bankc
ON Ron to Tim.
Evening star., 1949-10-22

builder, 55o4 Marlboro pike Sc:
Leroy c. Becker, architect. 1920
Homer avenue Sc: to erect one
1-story brick dwelling. 1907 Forty
fifth place Sc; to cost, $l1.250.
Arnold Construction Co.. owner
and builder, 4406 Forty eighth
street NV; William H. Shoe
maker. architect, 1929 Vermont
avenue NV; to erect one 1-story
brick and cinder-block dwelling,
453l Brewer place NV: to cost
$11, 900.
Arnold Construction Co.. owner
and builder, 4406 Forty eighth
street NV; William H. Shoe
maker, architect, 1929 Vermont
avenue NV; to erect one 1-story
brick and cinder-b block dwelling,
1927 Brewer place NV; to cost
$11, 900.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harsanti Alfredo,
owners, 1015 N street NV; build
er not selected; Johannes & Muir
ray, architects, Silver Spring, Nd;
to erect one 1-story brick. cinder-
block and frame dwelling, 5435
Sherrier place NV; to cost
$4,000,
Evening star., 1949-10-22
Permits
Continued From Page BID

1-story brick and concrete parking
garage and Office, 624 D street
NV: to cost $4,000.
Gelman Engineering Corp.
owner. 2730 Wisconsin avenue
NV; General Elevator Co., Inc.
builder and architect, 2514 Four
teenth street NV; to install two
electric passenger elevators, 1886
Colorado road NV; to cost $685.
$50.
The Townsend Co., owner and
builder, 212s Florida avenue NV;
Walter G. Peter. jr.. architect
3027 N street NV: to erect one
2-story masonry and frame dwell
ing, 4025 Linnean avenue NV;
to cost $21,500.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c.. Meeker
owners, J. P. Trouchaud, architect,
1886 Prospect avenue NV: to
erect 1-story stud frame dwelling,
1924 Chain Bridge road NV;
to cost $4,000.
James M. Earnest, owner, Wood
ward Building; builder. not Sc
lected; F. w. Dixon. architect, 1900
Eighteenth street NV; to erect
one 21a STORY masonry and frame
dwelling. 5000 Wildwood lane NV:
to cost $4,000.
Myer Shulman. owner, 3721
Jocelyn street NV; L. H. College
man. builder. 1921 Jocelyn street
NV; John w. Oehmann. archi-
tect; to make general alterations to
storage warehouse, 298 Seventh
street S.W.: to cost $4,000.
ESQ Standard Oil Co.. owner
and builder, Baltimore; George
j. Hemmeter, architect, New York
City; to erect one 1-story por-
celain enamel and masonry gas
station, 1925 Georgia avenue
NV: to cost $4,000.
Cory Construction Co., owner
and builder. 927 Eighteenth street
NV; George T. Santmyers,
architect, 22o9 L street NV: to
erect one 2-story brick and Gin
der-block apartment a units)
2401 S street Sc; to cost SIG, 900.
A. Ida Sterba, owner, 1923 For
ty-f1fth place Sc; Ray Chick,
Evening star., 1949-10-22

1914 Argyle TeFFoee NV.
Inspection the you looking
West Of 18th St. NV Price reduced below oeuo construction
All 4bedroom, 2k-both hoe Redecooted
Gently contons reception ho large living with fireplace Dining
roon Kitchen gloss enclosed porch Screened porch bath first
floor full closet Moids oon Recreation
ound second kitchen basement, bultn oil
heot beautiful trees shrttbbeD.
Dss"s o 18th St. NV va"sm lett ~ blocks Argyle Terrace
Evening star., 1949-10-22

Continued From Page BID
day to be held in the Beacon
building. 1757 K street NV.
At this meeting, it is expected
q date will be set for the annual
meeting to be held some time In
January at which officers will be
elected.
Meanwhile, the association Is
planning to start an intensive
membership drive. preparatory to
sending q large delegation to the
convention Of the National AS
sociation of Home Builders in
Chicago between February 10 and
23.
Membership Of the local organi-
zation now stands at 494, of which
202 are builder members and the
remainder supplier and other as
sociate members.
David r. Echkardt, who was
employed by the organization to
aid with home show preparations,
will continue to serve during the
membership drive.
Evening star., 1949-10-22
Trend Toward Circular Furniture Is Noted
BY Gladys Miller
w. New York Chapter.
Institute Of Decorators

ssefsfory' New York Chapter. American
institute Of Decorators
Unless you are surprisingly OBJ
servant. you may not realize that
the circles and the curve in furn-
1ture design are replacing the
square and the rectangle.
Sectional sofas have the quarter
circular section, which could be
extended to complete the circle.
Two Of these sections may be
placed at right angles to a wall,
In front Of fireplace. dividing the
room more gracefully than the
straight line Of a regular sofa.
But II you are a "short-nap-just-
before-dinner" person. you'll want
to forego the semicircular sofa.
You might compromise settling
Tor a rectangular sofa that has q
curve In the front but with the
back line straight
Then you can place q round cof-
Zee table In the curve and pedes-
tailed lamp tables at either end.
Don't carry the circular form all
the way through, since the repeti-
ton OF an idea can be overdone.
The difference between good and
bad use Is very small. The mar
gin Is what gives your home char
acter. if it is on the right side, and
marks your home down If it is
on the wrong side.
Recently one Of the country's
better known architects was asked
by group Of industrial designers
what change he expected in de-
sign forms. He said: Designers
will learn how to introduce the
curve and the circle" This gen.
Grafton has put too much en-
phasis on the square and the rec
tangle. To relieve the monotony
the designers will turn to the
curve.
1t won't take much investiga-
ton to prove that the process of
change is well under way.
In using the circle in decorat-
ing. consider the capacity of q
room to hold color and design.
Formerly the straight lines of fur
niture were relieved by flowing
patterns in the upholstery or rug
designs. Now upholstery and rug
designs are simplified. There are
a few stripes in carpeting. some
thing many people felt could never
be done satisfactorily.
If the colors are harmonizing,
the horizontal striped carpet or
rug is just the right contrast to
one major furniture grouping in
which the circular line is high
lighted.
If the room is not large, the
upholstery fabrics will be in in
teresting textures and well bal
anced colors, with several shades
of one color nicely distributed in
the room area.
The pattern will be introduced
In the window draperies or wall
decoration. The colors in the
room will be repeated in these
materials.
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Home Show Crowds
Broke All Records,
Builders Report

Continued From Page B-1)
Evening star., 1949-10-22

Shirley S. Beck. owner, 906 Rit-
tenhouse street NV; j. E. Hen
bricks. builder, Riverdale, Md:
N. S. Boxwell. architect. IA r
street NE: to erect one 1-story
cement block and brick store, 1912
Rhode Island avenue NE; to cost
$4,000.
Willard Hotel Operating Co.,
owners, Fourteenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue NV; M.
Cladny Construction Co., Inc,
builders, 635 F street NV: Chas.
M. Goodman. Associates, archi-
tects: to make interior alterations
to store. 14l4 F street NV; to
cost $4,000.
Evening star., 1949-10-22
| District Rental
Housing Picture

A total of $50 applications for
rental housing were filed during
the last week at the District
Housing Center, 1400 Pennsylvania
avenue NV, including 283 new
applications and 81 were reappli-
cations.
OF the total, 335 were for dwell
1ngs and Is were for rooms.
Listed for rent during the week
were So dwellings and 81 rooms
Evening star., 1949-10-22
Forest Fires Costly

Forest fires each year destroy
enough pulp-size trees to produce
3,250,000 tons of newsprint, or
enough to supply every newspaper
throughout the United States for
one year.
Evening star., 1949-10-22
liqhtest Wood

The lightest wood in the world
Is believed to be tano wood. It
Is found exclusively In Siam and
along the Malayan peninsula.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-08-25
Miss Merry Wed To
w. Eugene Howard

Miss Hazel Lee Merry, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles C. Merry
of Rockville, was married on
Thursday, August 10, 1949, to
William Eugene Howard of Wash
ington. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. ]. w. Rosen-
berger, in the Rockville Methodist
Church, in the presence of the i'm
mediate families and a few friends.
Mr.. Howard is the son of Mrs.
Susie Howard of Washington.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a street length dress
of white organdy. Her sister, Mrs.
George Ankney, her only attend
ant, wore a dusty rose dress with
navy accessories.
Mr.. Towards brother-in-law,
Michael Gerry of Hyattsville, was
hest man.
After a short honeymoon trip
she couple will reside in Washing
ton. Mrs. Howard graduated from
Richard Montgomery High School,
class of '48. Mr.. Howard, who
served in the last World War, will
enter his second year at the Uni
versity of Maryland in the fall.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-08-25
No Church Affiliations

There have been but three
American presidents without
church afiiliations-Rutherford b.
Hayes, Abraham Lincoln and
Thomas jefferson.