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RkpAIRs AND sERYIcE (cent. J

REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont
TLA6TERNG . speciality; new. old
work; large or small; immed. atten-
ton; white mechanics. NO. 2723.
PLAsTERINo AND REMoDELING,
or renewed. trinidad s06s after s.
pLAsrERING-New or old repair
work done; tmmed. service; work
guar a.eS estimates free; white mech.
PLAsTERING, small or large Jobs,
WORK sasrsntsed. Cali day or night.
rilHMBNd-No riEH Hs,N Job too small: re-
pairs and replacsments, SAMUEL c.
pn1XRiNG R3XPi NC; ans GE, HEHTING. iGdS Bath
estimates. hot-water heaters, boilers.
our speciality; complete jobbing serv-
ice; cash, terms arranged. j. SHA-
PRO, NO. 5000; res. plumber,
RooTiSMSs.. CUTTERS, downspouts,
Reas. Mr.. WRIGHT. RA. e446.-9
ROOF LAX: Walls =: cellar wet2
= Foqr @apbbELfa @2nsbb isiuRasd Rs. 4s1s. tail
RooFfNG-All types roofs repaired;
erai sheet metal work. eutterinE and
spoutine; 10Tc down, SO mos. to pay.
Call HU. T7s2. Call A. D. THOMAS.
KooFING-we can't keep the wolf
from your door but We can keep
roof over your head. Work un-
eonditionally guaranteed. LU. 6a57.
Roofing. all types; no Job too
small; repairs and new roofs. SAM
UEL c. BOYD. INC. GE. 1908.
TYPEWRITERS cleaned, oiled and
adjusted. Ali work guaranteed. RE
1177. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
ufHoLsThkISG fis Ls1h FIN AND SLIP COVERS
For guaranteed workmanship and
5ssss5.ss TsHos4rRNs Rss.' Ca ss s4ss 4ssDfMS fsS
vEsETixN E Rifii Sq, b1IsDs Hs1s; CLEANED. csc
up to IT. wide. and z it. long.
Have your blinds thoroushly cleaned
by our modern machine method
WASHINGTON SHADE q AWNING
CO.. 2021 18th st. NV. DU $500.
VENETIAN BLINDS - Custom made
Venetian blinds and window shades.
Complete renovation. BAUSERMAN
SHADE g. PAINT SHOP, 1905 14th
wALLPAPER CLEANING by expert,
$500 and up per, room; also wall
WASHING MACHINES SERvICED,
work suaran.esdi Cal! TR: o1s7:
irss to you: eXperienced and guar
Phone STANLEY, GE. $3.50, 8 to
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BOATS

WANTED1outboard motor, regard
less Of size or condition; cash for
same. 737 11th st. Sc.
WANTED, 5O-h.p. Evinrude. Call
EDWARD RIGGS, Wo. 4O10. -6
10 TT. cHRIs-CRAFT: custom run.
fast. Bargain ST 900. Union 7ass. 7aa.ss
WANTED - GOOD USED BOATS to
sell at our dock. STEELCRAFT
WASHINGTON co: Maine ave. and
NJ st. s.w. or call ST. 4145.
STEELCRAFT WASHINGTON CO.
'42 cSstom-buil 2-cabm cruiser:
Scripps 105-h.p.: S4,100 or best
] a46 Steelcraft sedan. Just repainted;
$1,000 -television system. new
cockpit covers and many extras;
1917 steelcraft 2-cabin sedan. in
beautiful shape; S3.700.
1947 Steelcraft day cruiser with
$1,000 in extras: $4,000.
See the beautiful 1849 steeicraft on
display at steelcraft dock, Maine
ave. and NJ st. s.v.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUES-Furniture, prtc-a-brac.
china, glassware, rugs. silverWare
paintings; highest cash prices paid
AS4IohEs. Ss MTsAha Iayios ss s5., .,v.r
ware. old jewelry, cups, saucers. Any
amount. DORA KRUPSAW MILE
STONE, 1885 G NV. Sterling 7496
BEDROOM, dining room, contents of
home; cash. We do moving. storage.
ia; 2937. After 2 pm. qE. LAS.
ment, all accessories bought at high
est prices. BRENNER PHOTO CO.,
e33 Pa ave. NV. free parking near
rear entrance. RE. 243x.
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MlscL. WANTEp Cont

nsas us.d sIessn.P PF''isr srgs gsIa g
1922 7th st: NV. ME. 1857. opsr
CLOTHING-Top prices paid for
mems clothing, typewriters, musical
instruments, etc; will call. NORRIS
SALES CO., 100 Fla. ave. NV. MI.
oixMoNps. gold, platinum, teeth
Sought. No purchase s'ss'Ia too small ires to-
prisss fash psia SEW YcRk HsF' yhW h1sa
DIAMONDS, silver, gold; We pay
highest EsrI prices; ASK for MR.. Open.
DIAMONDS, old gold and silver; dia.
mond watches and discarded jewelryi
cash paid, ERNEST BURK. INC.
FTRNiTURE-Your entire household
ssRs:R'' ssIs:: 81 '1fsii iea ~ f'shsai II
Of apis. and houses or odd pieces
= wanted, furniture
glassware, china, bric-a-bracs, bed.
spsd. Ing room Psses .ss and other good
.odsy: SSyZrIS., MA; 1920; $40; 49, ., -
tents Or odd pieces ui Also id old glass; lass.
ware. china, oric-a.brac. Buyins
MSebs RS eS5ns stb 0r .1S eyer % sts ssf nv. HHR
FURNIrURE WANTED to buy; also
good used piano. Call evenings
rGsN116jREE fhssE e EE EWA2STfE:D-Mahos.nSy 2s1f S' o,
MIA heHrnn din AAck
tary OF breakfront, etc. CO. 1855.
FURN.-Pvt. party desires used furn.
for 2-rm.. kit. bath apt: must be
clean, sturdy, reas. priced. UN. 2499
after 6 pm. -
GoLD-Brins your old gold. pl.t,.
ps% psg eass sssh l. dKssiESsd KaHS Nw'b5y W.
Movff' q fk' ckMIRas' T. asS' movi. projectors
Ssnted Sno BRENNER sss Ss ave sss
navy a,y; 6Fi 6Ff1SEs S4at. blu. Uniform, ,,z,
OLD FASHIONED PICTURE FRAMES
clocks. furniture, china, glassware
antiques; curios. etc; EN-. 4205.
right; will pay cash. CHI. 1912
PIANOS wanted.-coLoNIAL PIANO
co. pays highest cash prices. Call
Ma. 1870 for courteous appraisal
PlANOS-Grand, upright, spinet, or
apt. size; any size. any condition;
we'll pay cash. Sligo 1894.
PRI.. TIERS CASTING BOX tstero)
ssRv{HS ss15 TN oese' ALLEN PRINTING
SCRAP IRoN-will pay hishest price;
will dismantle boilers. heating plants;
always ready to pickup by calling
sskAp sT io9q; }RoN aftes sC.aP - 1929 ls.
batteries: house rass-Highest price.
Wash. RAG IL BAG CO., sib l. st
s.w.. DI. sOO7
SCRAP IRON. SCRAP METALS, auto
batteries, house rags; highest price.
paid. II you cannot deliver your &C.
S4muiations, please phone us. ACE
lynx .n .eS1 e. 1920 Georgia ave. NV.
scRAP IRON AND METAL, hixh.s,
market prices. D. c. WASTE PAPEF
CO.. I'll Kenilworth ave. ne. Ii
SEWING MAcHINEs-we buy al
covered, pleating 716 l1th st. NV
slows F6 asoo RANGEs: Se ssh HEATERS. al
kinds and sizes. ACME STOVE CO.
1O1 7th st. Nv, MA. 1862.
WANTED-Good used-car ONCE
must be built according to D. C
regulations. Call MIR. MURPHY
ATTENTION-Haulers and accumu
lators Of scrap iron. auto batterie
and scrap metals, see US before yol
sell. We always pay the higest mar
ket PRICES. WASHINGTON RAG 9 .
WE PAY TOP PRICES for old gold
silver, jewelry, diamonds, firearms
mems clothing, luggage, photo
graphic equipment, musical instru
ments. engineering instruments ant
what have you? Will call MAI
ZWE1G SONS. e37 D st. NV, ME
AM INTERESTED In buying silver.
ware. any condition: china. bric-a.
MILESTONE. 1885 G st. NV. ST
1895.
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FARM AND GARDEN

INTERNATIONAL (2). Ego tractors;
! Fig tractor with cultivators; !
oliver 80. ! John Deere D; all on
tor; / 3-14 inch bottom plow. II
#. disc. l tractor cab. MALONEY's s,
nc. sl26 Georgia ave, Silver
SPRAYER at 4 bargain; large power
outfit, for commercial fruit nursery
or truck crops; used very little.
cEs s asssls fsAc1PoRs Paass sE sprns ss' delivery.
tors; small farmers: industrial plants;
ss1}sE. ss1I}sS: s. s1Se de0rsi. ave- Silver
TOP soIL, fiIl dirt, bluestone. road
gravel manure and cinders. sH.
& aH FL TRsE IS3s; SERVICE and land
scaping, pruning, topping, elevating;
remove undesirable trees, shrubbery
and lawn work: free estimate. SH.
FREEZERs. international, II and is
Gu it.; Victor, 1875 and 26 Gu. IT.;
MALONEY' S, INC, s126 Georgia
We. Silver Spring. SH. $3.50.
MALL CHAIN SAWS, light. portable,
713 horsepower: also one-m port
able elec. Mall saw; parts and re-
pairs. MALONEY'S, INC, 1925 Ga.
ave. Silver Spring. Md. SH. $3.50.
TREES TRIMMED. topped. or re-
moved: tree surgery and cabling.
Firewood, 90s oak Call CH. 4g42.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

BABY FURNITURE = Cribs. high
chairs pley pens. ETC., by week or
month Free delivery. DU. 3444.
BULLDOZERS, combination shovel
dozer and do7srs for hire; also land
CRIBS, MATTRESSES, strollers, play
pens, high chairs, youth beds. etc.
Free delivery. CHILDREN CEN
TER, INC. 1907 Center Plaza, Fair
FREEZER, 3 Gu IT; locker space for
rent: conv. located. GIL. 1880. a
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO., 622 e st.
NV. National 4094.
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AVIATION

NEW CLUBS forming on new 81
place Piper cruiser with 2-way ra-
dio: organizational meeting Monday
night, Feb. 7 at 1:30 pm. For
details, call Spruce Osss. -6
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MAURICE KAY

RE. 3625; ewes. WA. 5O67. %
COLORED RESTAURANT. sell white
or colored; doing $500 per week. 81
sr.. RE, 1910; eyes.. TR. 6aSs' M4
RESTAURANT, beer. wine;
good business. excellent location 7th
st. NV. Sale or rent reasonable;
easy terms. Includes apartments.
Owner retiring. Elk. O0S4. -
club; serving mixed drinks: seats
80 people; $4,000 handles. FORD E.
MORGAN, Sr., RE. 1910; ewes, TR.
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ENZOR REALTY co.
N. WESUIIIRION DIVO, CH, lTWTU
Exclusive OK o324 "a

Rooming House Property
1st' commercial, Mt. Pleasant and
Irving sts. NV: IL rms. 4 baths,
plus store; arranged as 3 complete
apts. with private bath and 3 bed
rms; income $500 plus rms. for
mediate action. Only $4,000 down
buys property. Furniture and good
will free. Call Mr. Pastor.
PASTOR-LUTZ, INC,
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POULTRY AND EGGS
JAMES FEED STORE, 6I9 Z st. nv,
ME. 00S9. Baby chicks. feed and
poultry supplies.
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RMS. FURh.-MD. 8 VA.

ROOM IN NEW HoME-sinsie OF
double. adj. to bath: on busline;
vic. Dominion Hills. Call FA. 1886.
CONVENIENT MEDICAL CENTER
Well-heated 1st-f1. room. pvt. bath;
gentleman only, refs. Call Rockville
2l93 Fri. pm. from 6-s, and Sat.
4os4 sf LlooRcUM LANE, ARL.. VA
Furn. room with pvt. bath and pvt.
entrance, ground floor. CW. 44T6.
MT. RAINIER. MD.-sleepins room
for employed couple with kitchen
privileges. WA. 1857, after $50
sPNGLE z; ROOM for rent with n quiet.
Christian family, to employed lady;
unhm. phone; conv. to streetcar or
LRE RHs' BLVD. II S'@G GaE1eHrs-ror tho thos.
looking for something unusually nice
and attractive. beautiful room with
bath in new brick home. FA. 1910.
SILVER SPRING-Nicely furn. rm.
in new home; conv. to buslines;
gentleman only; single, $25; double,
$40. SH. 7l7S. a
NICELY FURN. RM.. in pvt. homs,
next to bath; single or double;
breakfast privil. If desired. OK.
ARLINGTON, vA.-very large. WE'LL
furn single rm with bath. on North
Glebe rd.; in pvt. home; on busline;
gentleman only. OK 1746. a
Evening star., 1949-02-04

ROOMS FURNISHED 6 UhFUR.
1870 QUE ST. N.W.-Furn. or un.
coEoRfS@coGpLE t1E Tp1ns falI HU HSSfED SSss for
furn. or unfurn. rm. In exchange
for ,yite's care of my children and
CULORED-MAN AND WIFE, will
accept child; $40 week; home priv.
ileees. HI, SO27. -5
Evening star., 1949-02-04

ROOMS Observation-Disclosures
1903 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.W.-
Large double rooms. next 10 bath.
Call DE. 6406. "
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Discriminating Purchaser
We invite you to inspect this brick
bungalow on Q large lot in Va.
Forest, so that you, too. may wit
ness its charm and superlative con-
struction. Yes, it has a separate
provides area for breakfast set
Both bedrooms on the first floor are
large and equally accessible to
full tile bath. beautiful fireplace
adorns the living room. There is a
stairway to an unfinished second
foor. The English-type basement is
cash required.
ENZOR REALTY co.
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RESTAURANT

Owners serious illness forces sale
OF new restaurant in nearby Va,
At less than cost Of fixtures Must
be sold this week. For additional
information. call
YEONAS REALTY
Gil. 800. OK. l243. IS
FACTORY FRANCHISE for sale for
statesmen so with the franchise;
small cap. needed for inventory.
Evening star., 1949-02-04

Downtown LuncheOnette
clientel. 5-day wk, short hours;
quotes over $500 wkly; good lease;
lge. soda fountain, grill. booths,
steam table etc; stock included in
price; pinball machines practically
pay rent; $4,000 cash will handle,
Evening star., 1949-02-04

HERE 1T is, FOLKS
s complete apts., arranged into
one-rm. and two-rm. apts. with
senipvt. baths: 21st St, near Du-
pUpt Circle: income quoted $3.50
monthly; nicely furn.;. real buy
for $1,000 down for porperty. fur
niture and business. Call Mr.. Ste
vens, ST. 5757
C. J. YOUNG, BROKER
Evening star., 1949-02-04

ROOMS UkFURkISHED
ROOMS, K. and B.;
DI 4Q06
Evening star., 1949-02-04

WATCH. Longine. S12b value for $7b.
WATER HEATERS. new. used. lead.
Terms JOHN G. WEBSTER, 81
WAFER Fl R'Tii TaiiEsfERssso. sfERssooi new. Govt. sur.
fNC'. 3o5a N st. NV. No. 1903.
WATER HEATEks, gas or electric:
terms, monthly payments. ROBERT
+. WEHRLE Il son, 1880 wis. ave,
wEsrfSsaousE YET; fSS5aaioSu 4o-s.llon electric
heater. used year; price, $50.
AMiAzfNSG. FooL-PRooF coil spring
leg: make HOLLYWOOD bed from your
coil springs. Pst. pending. We m
MiSeELIxNESgs ;s 5sS5 FURNITURE for
FORCED TO LEAVE TOWN-Must
sacrifice. 9-pc. dining rm. suite and
baby crib: AT. 1915. -6
FRENCH Provincial turquoise blue
sofa, newly upholstered; and Ansley
table model radio and phonograph
combination, in simple blond NAH
case, excellent cond. HU. ZOO
ABouf Soi fo' YOUR MIRROR problems.
We make custom made mirrors for
mantles and doors. Also, several
sizes of ready to hang venetian mir
rors in stock. Furniture tops and
all other phases of glass work. Free
estimates, DISTRICT GLASS CO..
Evening star., 1949-02-04
IUZN Nermont aye. NV. -
ReStallrant-Nipht C111h

Class C license. Estab. IS yrs. very
well known. seats 200 people in one
OF Washington's best loc.; 1O-yr
lsaSs' essS reS very hi low o,. rent Suestantlsl
TON, To buy or SELL" 3617 14th
st. NV. DU. 5051; res. DU. O747.
Evening star., 1949-02-04

It's a whispering Campaign
One business owner tells another, if
want to sell quickly, call EX. 1855.
Rooming, houses. boarding houses, or
PASTOR & LUTZ, INC.
l129 Vermont Ave. NV Elk. 1855.
Restaurant, Night Spot
Glass c license, entertainment. Lo-
Gated in busy uptown l4th st. NV.
Mod. equipment: seating capacity
approx. 175. can be increased; well
established: same owner 10 years
Good lease, reas. price. C. w.
EGGLETON. ITO buy or sell" 36l7
Du. O741. Il
Evening star., 1949-02-04

KITCHEN UNITS, Murphy cabinets,
base and overhead, complete with
Z and 3 quarter #. linoleum work
top, white enamel sink, bread and
vegetable bins. etc. Priced to sell
Immediately. Call OR. 6O29.. -6
KITCHEN SET, 5-pc.. S15; also GE
sun lamp with extra bulb, SIS.
Evening star., 1949-02-04

FURNITURE, from estates, auctions.
etc. Hollywood beds, SIS, .S25, S35,
sci. or dbl: studio couches. S25;
sofa beds, S2b; Duncan Phyfe sofa.
Ss5 bargain; lounge chairs: $40.
steD, $40. $40, $50; sx13 Ker-
mansah Oriental rug. 500 spec: wool
runns5, 81 80 "a; b,pe. pore. bkfst;;
oak jr. dining set, $50; dressers,
S1b, S25; chests, $40. S15. S25:
beds S5,. coil springs. S5; sterilized
innefprinK mattresses. $40, SIS,
$50; wardrobe; solid maple desk.
$39 others $40, 500; 3-pc. rock
maple bedrm. set. 500 with chest
on-chest; 3-pc. liv. rm. set, $50;
mirrors. IS, SO: .coffee tables, 81,
St5 and misc. 1913 L st. NV, RE.
1851 daily 10-7;. Sun. 1-6.
FURNITURE. solid maple bed, dres-
ser. and chest, three quarter size
bed. dresser and chest. living room
suite, simmons sofa bed, oak round
studed chairs. Ii. e116 after 0
Saturday. -
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rm., next to bath; telephone, c.h.w.
Breakfast privils.; reas. RA. sso7.
1914 18th ST. NV. at Scott Circle
sI.vafor yarn; single .eEE;c. ROOM $50 month
snH Sf s ST. isft'is, S.w-Doubl. ,rm., pvt.
1872 sse cSSS. e., "a AvE.-v.ry ls.. ala attrse-
1871 eS:a'ns 1sts Dasn 81 Nv, ~ Hotel Farming
ton-Lge. comfortable rms 24-hour
once and switchboard. maid service;
lse; closets; ssle., S10 up; dble.,
DOUBLE RM.. next to bath, unlimited
7Is ps0nS; wS1TriEk III III 81 s. M a.w.-sinsl.
room. next to bath, for gentleman;
private home adults. GE. 413s.
1901 X ST NV, across statler-
GEoRGfAN HOTEL. 1914 g ste st. NV,
newly opened and decorated-Furn.
single and twin bedrooms, running
water each room: new tile baths:
free laund ry facilities. From s14
ss sAs: 4:':: X. "a, :sss ;:ss ;:a
:Ii4 FLAGIER a. Nw.-Nicely
lurn. SRle. or QOuDle EOOEu, etuGlcs
man with good habits: con. hot wat.
oil heat, unlim. phone, semibath
We. Rg' 'bGfN 'bUPoNr cIR-Nic.ly furn.
twin bed rm, kitchen privils.. maid
ss. ssrv'j jksssktsEbY sskt H5i VI; II. SSsI.w-sinsl.
room; $50 per month; also furn.
apt. available on the 18th. S65,
aOs cRITTENDEN ST. N.w.-Double,
Simmons twin beds; next to bath;
laundry priv; between 14th st. and
Georgia carlines. Call GE. 1888. .-6
1910 10th ST. NV, Q blks. from
Conn. ave.-A very lge. front dble.
rm. with twin beds; excel. transp.
- = ruCKERMAN ST. N.w.--Nieely
furn. room with kitchen priyils. TO |
couple, utilities fu1n. IA. $3.50. -6
Evening star., 1949-02-04
LUMBER, BUILDING MATERIALS

at Robinson's Open all day Sat
and Sun Now then. try ROBIN
SONS NEW AND USED BUILDING
MATERIALS. 1899 Kenilworth ave.
ne, AK. 1900, and see what You
Evening star., 1949-02-04
Discriminating Purchaser

1901 N. Washington blvd. CHI. 1000
Exclusive. OK, o334 "a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-15
BROWSING AROUND ECORSE
With Frances Petros.

The serenity one cannot pierce
that has settled as cloak on the
twin-ciiicS after a session Of holt
day activities is bewildering TO
say the least. Perhaps it is the
hull before the storm, as / do hear
a number OF interesting public
events are scheduled 10 take form
come all this week. Shadow
casting post-occurence is a bust
to columnist until incidental
shape is assured.
West Side Center plans a series
OF interesting lectures. the first
OF the series to start Tuesday
evening and to run the following
Tuesday specifically January IS
and 25th. with Mrs. Odessa Trot-
ter from the House OF Beauty in
Detroit as lecturer for the Charm
Cline Varied lectures OF inter
est TO the public will be intro
duced In the near future through
the same sponsors. dates and
types OF programs to be announ-
ced in this column. Miss Helen
Dickerson winner OF the Eagles
popularity contest.
This contest sponsored by the
Eagles Girls club for the pur-
pose OF obtaining basketballs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-15

suits. A basketball game be-
tween the Eagles and Saharz-
ards with the Eagles on the winn-
ing end was played al the {. J.
Miller school Friday evening.
A luke box dance following
the game was enjoyed by the
teen-agers. This combination
bids fair 10 be a regular activity
every Friday in the future.
The Operetta for Spring re-
lease in asking all boys and girls
interested in taking part 10 con-
tact Mrs. Pendleton or Mr.. Elmer
Smith at the Westside Center.
This is also a Center project
Practice will start soon.
The fifth child OF the John Will
kerson's OF 4l58 18th street is
tiny Alice Mae now several
weeks old
With the sick. Mrs. Eugene
Turner Ill with cold and comph-
cations also Mrs. Donna Williams
OF 1910 10th street i'll in her
home.
NAACP Board will meet Thurs
day evening at 800 pm. at the
Westside Center. All officials Of
1913 and newly elected staff OF
l949 are urged to be present.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-15

make this club a strong power
fll club Of the west side
Caught Red Handed
Caught handed by an alert
store manager a 23-year-old De-
troit man was arrested IN the
Wrigley Super Market on Visger
Road Monday morning walking
out with a small amount OF meat.
Theodore Nichols of 1872 South
Bassett was detected by Ebert
Collins of 287 Frazier. River
Rouge walking away with the
meat.
Pleading guilty 10 a simple lar
ceny charge the same day he was
fined SIS plus 10 court costs by
Judge Moldovan in Ecorse JUS
tice Court.
Local Grid Star
Irving j PetroSs, Jr. son OF Mr..
and Mrs Irving Petross of 4l28-
18th street Ecorse. was among the
20 men who were awarded var
sity football letters at the recent
Wayne University football bust
Petross a fast halfback. saw
action in every Wayne game
scoring four touchdownS for the
Tartars. His best individual per-
Torrance OF the year came against
the University Of Omaha when
he scored three touchdowns and
had another called back. He
picked up 232 yards rushing IN
81 carries for seven and a hall
yards per try. one Of the best
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-15
Savings Co.
Named For
G. w. Carver

NEW YORK-tNNPA) - The
Carver Federal Savings and Loan
A. ociailon OF New York City
recently chartered through the
Il el Home Loan Bank OF
New York. was formally opened
Wednesday Jan. S, in commem-
oation Of the birth of the late
y Georoe Washington Carver.
! tinguishcd scientist, ate r
yAm the association is named.
The association is the first
institution OF its kind in New
York State and one OF the COM
oa ativeM few IN the nation. It's
or .5nization is the result OF an
pavlessive effort launched by
coloied leaders for expansion OF
home financing facilities in the
Ncw York City area.
The accomplishment OF colored
leaders, in New York in estab-
ching the new savings and loan
? ocation was seen by Will
N X Divers. chairman OF the
F9mc Loan Bank Board, as an
o~smple Of what can be done
N meeting real but neglected
rcd among colored people.
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Cleveland Harrington. former
president installed the new Of
ficers and gave an inspiring
speach in urging them to do
greater things.
Due Much Credit
Much credit is due this club
for the many Improvements in
the west side and the many job
appointments Of the city.
The club is asking for more
members; meetings are held every
other Wednesday at the Com
munity Center at 8 o'clock. Lets
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averages on the Wayne squad.
Petross is also a regular COM
petitor on the track squad RUM
ing the sprints and dashes He
is a junior in the College Of Edu-
cation.
One Way Streets
River Rouge will take It's first
step toward safer Driving in
about 30 days when six streets
west OF Jefferson will be designat
ed as one way throroughfsres.
The move delayed because OF
the necessary wait for materials
such as posts and signs and their
erections
According 10 Police Chief
Thomas Verellen. the one-way
streets will be Myrtle. west; Lin
den. east: Henry. west; James
east: Cicotte, west; and Anchor,
east.
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Meeting Here
Next August

p-eliminsry plans and prepa-
ms for the forthcoming I'm
n.'3al Council Session were made
~ IN RAYMOND Z. Jackson, 80
oree Imperial Potentate OF
r,,salo New York called sew
al OF his officers in conference
:, the Gotham Hotel Friday,
Ian 7. The conference lasted
n ough Sunday.
Marracci Temple and Court of
n .roi, will be host to the lsrg-
i. assemblage Of Mobiles and
,rhters ever assembled. Thous-
Of the faithful are expect
=, 70 attend the session which
m be held here in Detroit,
A., IA to 10. inclusive.
y mi ehting the Shrine ses-
ain be the mammoth Bath
Beauty and Talent contest.
TIA entire proceeds viii be
,...,,d over 10 the Shrine Tu-
sllos and Cancer Research
ITO coal Of slOo,oOo.oc is ex-
"a "a be reached this year.
Nosio Booker T. Alexander is
u ,o,ina this event and Noble
watam 0 Green is chairman
n - Convention Committee.
b Patrols. drills. parades,
= "a chan; Us and marching
c,,bs nom every TEN pl e
Is aahopi me United Safes will
= SO fpo and glamour.
Gov G Mcnnen William and
~ noiablcs. state and local.
ser, been invited to address
-, Shrnas az scheduled pub
r -a"on Ten wears Of un-
,r,A propress OF Shrinedom
yin be celebrated In ample
e" TIC Last session held here
90 Ten wears ago. 1889 when
s-oble raoron was elected Inn
% al Potentste
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-15
Man Hit On Head
With Pool Stick

James Crawford Of 4l53- 9th
street, Ecorse complained 10 po-
lice SUNDAY that William Dav-
export If 49l Palmerstone. Riv-
or Rouge. hit him over the
head with a cue stick in a Wis
Ger Road Billiard parlor
He was treated BY doctors ~
the Sumby Memorial Hospital
and released