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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-15

kus, New Jersey, and had 70
go all the way back 70 Atlantic
CITY to get another loud Of
water.
Not only that but he reports
that one Of the dry ice pellets
went through his radiator or
chamber and he had to drift a.
long at five miles an hour until
ne could stop at filling station
and get II welded!
Seriously though. the wealth.
erman has been having a tough
time trying to put his plan into
operation. He was all set for
one day last week and what do
you think happened? They had
to call off the artificial rain
making experiment because of
rain. II wouldn't have been so
bad except that the weather
bureau had predicted fair wealth
er for that day.
II the wssfhsrman were TO
ask me. which he hasn't and
won'f. I'd say he ought to i'm
port one of those tribes of
Indians who have rain dances
TO bring on the nscsssasy
showers. I once knew an In.
dian who could stir up 4 heavy
fog by just stamping his foot
on the ground a couple of
times. II he added . wshoo or
two II rained bucksisful.
They always kept him chain. |
ed up because they know II he
ever did real knock-do
drag-out rain dance we'd have
TO dust off the plans Noah used
in building his Ark.
In fact, all have done is to |
mention the man and now, look
out Of the window there. It's
raining.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-15


Every act on the bill Is o
show stopper--Buddy Johnson
Decca recording star. known as
the king OF the one nighters,
will dispense the music which
has made his band one OF the
few TO survive a period when
most OF the biz name bands
went under.
With Johnson will be his sis
ter Ella on vocaIs. including her
famous That's the Stuff you
Gotta Watch" Baritone Arthur
Prysock. the new sing-sstion Of
Because" and "When the Day
Is Done" fame will handle the
ballad chores.
New To Dstroiisrs
Relatively new TO Detroiters,
the Will Mastin Trio. Capitol
Records artists, including Sam
my Davis, Jr.. come to the Para
disc from some of the choicest
spots in the nation. They were
featured on bother Mickey Roo
ney's and Frank Sinatra' s
theater tours.
Sammy Davis, Jr., is noted
for his take-offs on most OF the
popular vocalists OF the day. in
addition to being a fine hoofer
and singer in his own right.
Comdian Jimmie Rogers has
been a great favorite throughout
the nation. He is one of the
stellar standbys of Cafe Soci-
ETY. Downtown. Renowned New
York show spot. Jimmie claims
that he doesn't babe to do com
edy for a living. Says Jimmie
1T got a good job. smuggle
water into New York City.
Rounding out the Paradise
theater bill will be virgie and
Elree, sensational skating duo
Screen Attraction
The screen fare stars Leo
Gorcey in his latest laugh riot,
Blonde Dynamite" and featur-
ing Adele Jergens.
Special Matinee prices. Mon
day thru Friday till 2 pm. SO
cents. And gala Midnight
show every Saturday at Mid
night.
The first fifty persons in line
at the Paradise theater opening
on Friday, April 18th. who say
Leroy Sent Me-" will receive
free copies OF Buddy Johnson's
latest Decca recording. "Wher
Day Is Done" and on the other
side That's What May Baby
Says"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-15
COMEDY HIT
HELD OVER AT
FOX THEATRE

Cheaper by the Dozen" the
warm and tender, yet hilarious
com e dy about a wonderful
American family Of twelve child
rem, has been held over for a
second week at the Fox Theater
starting Friday.
Clifton Webb. Jeanne Grain
and Myrna 10y have the lead
ing roles In this technicolor ad.
agitation Of the true-to-life best
seller by Frank B. Gilbreth, Jr.
and Ernestine Gilbreth Carey
Clifton wrings the maximum in
humor and sensitivity from his
role as Dad" an extremely &C.
centric but lovable time and mo-
ton study expect.
Jeanne Grain, in another one
of those marvellous ''Margie'
roles. is fresh and endeaVng as
teen-age girl who has to edu-
cate her parents into the reali-
zation Of her growing up. Myrna
10y gives a compelling perform
ance as Mother"
Supporting roles are handled
skillfully by Betty lynn, Edgar
Buchanan. Barbara Bates and
Sara Allgood.
The thrilling adventures OF q
Western Pacific Agent" are
filmed in the companion pic.
ture.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-15

|well have to water our lawns
kth Pepsi-Cola and burp the
III after every moving. Wen
ash our hair in beer every
Sturday and blow the foam off
r hair all day Sunday. Old
BIER will have to such lemon
Ie.savers to quench his thirst
u the only drips in town will
! the human ones.
rs q sad commentary on
later 10 drown his SORROWS.
can see II now as we sneak
|arilY down an alley. rap on
hidden door and say. Joe
,ni me. said you had home
rswed wafer here"
The weatherman isn't taking
IS lying down, however. He's
In getting all set to make
fifielal rain The way they do
is 10 take an airplane up,
ded with dry ice Isllets.
ben they spot a cloud. they
ked' II by peppering II with
y ice Coz is the chemical
rmula. ! think.
my friend Ter Beneke says
{ey1l have to change the title
that song to Every Time II
aims Pennies from COZ"
lis not really fair the way
hsy DO that 10 cloud. either.
know small cloud rather
q puffy fellow
|ih a silver lining. the other
BY he was drifting along with
load of rain for Shsboygan
nd some fellow psppersd him
light in his cumulus anterior
|iih dry ice.
Nell sir. he rained all over
|wly painted barn in Ho-Ho-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-15

An indication OF the growing
tendency among organizations
and Greeks Letter societies on
race college csmpuses TO engage
name" bands for their proms
was evidenced this week with
the release of the bookings for
Earl Bostic and his band.
The dynamic king OF the alto
sax has been engaged for dates
at Howard University, South
Carolina State College. Tuske-
gee Institute. and Tennesses
State College. all within two
week period, whit more on the
books.
These developments have
opened the eyes of the majox
booking agencies handling Ne
gro attractions. II mems an en-
tirely untapped area for rsven-
ne, II also means that q large
audience that has not heard tina
top Negro bands. except on rec
ords, now becomes a potential
buying audience.
The Bostic series OF dates will
be watched with keen interest
by the entertainment booking "a
gencies. for If they are success
full it means the beginning OF .
whole new area OF operation for
the bands.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-15

A bright, new singing star
looms on the horizon in the per-
son Of Jesse Owens, lS-year-old
baritone. who won the first
Quarter Finals Of 1850 on Horace
Heidts Original Youth Oppor-
tunity Program In Minneapolis
recently with his rendition Of
GLORY Road"
The coast-to-coast broadcast
gave the youth a l2-point mar
gin over the four other con-
testants who competed with him
for the $3.50 first prize. On the
seven weekly broadcasts prior
to this contest, Jesse had taken
the $3.50 frs prize as audiences
throughout the midwest pro-
claimed him winner over some
tough competition.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-15
Jimmie RODGERS GETS
CHOICE RADIO ROLE

NEW YORK CITY - Jimmie
Roger dual talents as come
dian and songwriter received re-
ognition last week from execu-
tives OF the National Broadcast
ing Company. who auditioned
him for a featured spot on their
proposed revival Of chamber
Music Society of Lower Basin
Street"
The producers OF the show are
planning to utilize Timmie's
songwriting and singing ability
on the program and will tran
spose his comic talents into mus
zeal themes.
Rogers opens at the Paradise
Theatre: Friday April IA.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-15
Man Uses Dole Check
to Pay Income Tax

Payment Of a bill with money
obtained falsely from the Michi-
gan Unemployment Compenss-
ton Commission, resulted In a
60-day Jail term for Israel Brus-
non.
Bruson, according TO testimony
in Recorder'sJudge Paul Krause's
court, defrauded the MUCC out
of s252 in weekly benefits TO pay
his income tax.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-15

The Wayne University Concert
Band will present a CONCERT Sc
ries over Radio Station WJR,
from 2;s0 10 3 .. m. every Sun
day beginning April 20. This Is
the 4th consecutive year in which
spring series of this type has
been presented by the University
and the Station.
Selections will vary from the
classical to folk music. and from
old-time favorites 10 modern
numbers Comments on the char
actetristics Of various selections
and on historical events and per-
sonalities associated with their
creation will be provided In
each Of the programs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-15
Ne Plu Ultra Girls

The Ne Plu Ultra Girls Club
was organized recently with the
following officers
Madams Willie Mae William,
president: Mildred Sims, secre-
tary; L. B. Hall. treasurer; Coala
Daniels, financial secretary; Rose
Hannah, reporter.
The club meets every Monday
a. Q p.m e
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-15
UNI. Spring Concert
Setback to April Fl

The spring concert Of the Uni
'versity OF Michigan Extension
Service Orchestraw i'll be held
at Rackham Memorial at $3.50
pm, Fridy. April 81. instead OF
April 20. The public is cordially
invited to attend this concert,
for which there Is no admission
charge.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-15
EARL BOSTIC CAMPUS DATES
STIR-UP BOOKING AGENCIES

NEW YORK.-The long ignored college campus cir
cult finally beginning cop attention of band lead
and it may turn out that this of
will be the fesaver for many bands heretofore depend
ent entirely the Dixie one-night wheel
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-15

New Yorks weather bureau is all In steam about the
ct that old jupiter Puvus has been letting down an the
lob this winter and the spires of Manhattan are as dry as
french Yarmouth The weatherman says that unless we
let little rain over the citys watershed it'll be mighty
hard to find chaser in New York this summer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-15
Paradise Theatre Re-Opens Friday
Buddy Johnson's Orb, Top-rated Acts
Open Spring Season This Friday

Buddy Johnson and his walk En- Rhythm band, the
Will Mastn Trio with talented Sammy Davis Jr, and
comic Jimmie Rogers headline the show at the Paradise
when it opens its spring season Friday, April l4th.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-15

ToP-RANKING BAND.
L Z n AND VOCALIST
are Buddy Johnson. left. who
Is re-opening the Paradise
theatre Friday. April l4fh with
his lock- busting orchestra.
with which Arthur PrYsock.
right is the featured male VOC
alist. Besides Buddy and his
ork. the other hssdlnsrs are
the Will Mastin Trio. featuring
Sammy Davis. Jr., Jimmie
Roger. fop-rafsd comic; and
Vrsie and Elree. novelty sksf-
srs.
Evening star., 1950-09-21
ROCKVILLE

Aristocrat among homes in finest resi-.
Dental neighborhood. Lot 132x258,
A Of an acre with mammoth trees;
1st fl. has GIFT. liv. rm. with
flrepl., spacious din. rm. with firepl.,
Fe k aha sleepE 9asn porehes ona ana
bath; finished 3rd a.: full bsmt.
with oil h.-w.h.; det. 2-car garage:
express bus to downtown D. G. at
corner, walking distance to schools
and shopping: Ewes. call OIL. 272O.
Evening star., 1950-09-21
SILVER SPRING

custom-built. WILLIAMSBURG
brick on large wooded lot in lovely
neighborhood of ffne homes. Inn
maculate condition Recessed radia.
powder room. huge living room with
fireplace tl4x2S). dining room, ALL
electric kitchen; 8 large twin-sized
bedrooms with double bath and
basement with plastered recreation
room. fireplace and " bath; attached
garage. side screened porch: finest
Construction; Buckingham slate roof.
Priced considerably below reproduce
ton ton cost Cal pI 1915 l I'll II 9 pm.
Evening star., 1950-09-21
SILVER SPRING
THE NORMANDY
bUNNI MbLo HILI

OPEN DAILY 2 10 8
A handsome white brick French style
home on ga wooded acres with
small stream. Reception hall. liv-
ing rm.. l6x19; 2 bedrms.. music
rm.. 2Ia baths. elec. kitchen. plenty
of cabinets, breakfast nook, balcony
deck porch. Stairway to finished
End a. 3 bedrms. sewing rm.. 2
baths, large cedar storage rm.,
12x14; large closets. Full bsmt.,
recr. rm. with firepl. and Dutch
oven, servants rm. and bath, Util-
ity, laundry, card and billiard rm.
Lavatory. storage rm.. outlets to
back yard and double, garage. Slate
Colesville I'd. or New Hampshire
ave. extended and follow signs.
ROBERTS E. LATTIMER, Realtor,
GE. 1870, ewes. GE. 1895.
ATTENTION BROKERS
Evening star., 1950-09-21

BARNAbY WOODS-AttractlYe Oct.
brk. home in lovely wooded setting;
includes very lge. den on 1st f.;
8 twin-size bedrms.. 2 baths on 2nd
a.; screen porch; b.-i. garage: owner
Ewes. call GE. 3079. FRANK S.
PHILLIPS, pI; 141l; 23
Evening star., 1950-09-21
Silver Spring

6-rm brick Colonial; 8, bedrms., bsmt.,
porch. 3 yrs. old. Close in. S12,.
$50, with terms.
Wheaton Hills; 2-bedrm. brick bunsa-
low, fireplace fno bsmt.); trees,
level fenced lot; S12,500; 1st trust,
$4,000. Sligo 450O.
Claude Wood, Realtor
Evening star., 1950-09-21

BETHESDA $50. 8
new 3-bedrm., 2-bath homes under
construction. Choose your own deco
rations, etc. Large level lot. Vet
Grams preference. BILLINGSLEY &
KORZENDORFER, OR. 1926 till 8
Evening star., 1950-09-21
HoUsEs-sALE-N.w. tcont.)

SHEPHERD PARK-Under ,s26. 1000.
lge. level wooded lot; center hall. liv:
rm. with firepI., huge. din. rm.,
and ! baths; stairway to partially
finished 3rd f.: full bsmt.; oil h.-w b.
CAL DI, I015 I'll 9 pm. VIM; H.
SAHNRTSs co;; os;onND dNGb ASLEEP LEEm%S -
finest quality money can buy. There
are few, if any, homes on the mar
ket, with as much to offer. It can
+ bought s very ayase AFTER aaa ysf
weeks of ADVERTISING. Det.,, white
brick, center-hall plan; g. bedrooms,
ga baths. den, breakfast nook,
paneled clubroom, f1replaces,, gear
b.i. garage, lge. screened porch. sun
ditionf; af iilS NICE restTictsd neiehSorSOod
or 3 cAssyy sys. 0fass FsANR z s FEfi FHLipsl 81
HONE 5ii AND 1NcoME-1arge, solid
masonry home in convenient Mt.
s completely furnished bedrooms;
S16,850 to settle estate. Ewes, call
HI. 1850. FRANK s. PHILLIPS,
oPPoRTuN1rY-use Pr ri your foresight
Large bungaloE; 6 rooms and bath,
expandable attic. full stone bsmt.;
mercial, close to woodward q 10th
business. JAMES G. T1PToN. Wo.
32ll; evenings. OR. 1907.
S05 RITTENHoUSE ST.-Large A.
hedrm;. frame. hot-water heat. lot
GATES csE S7io az e1ee oS
DOCTORS. ATTENTIoN-4917 Ar
2 inclosed porches, fui f' bsmt., u"ts. as.
phalt tile, side entrance; prominent
corner, transp. Asking price. S19.-
ewes. Ho. 0549. WOODWARD &
NORRIS, Realtors. 723 goth st. NV.
NEAR sth and wEBsTER-Big fam
lily house. only $l5,950. Huge rms.
shingie roof, new oil &C. heat plant,
close to transp., shopping, churches,
schools, in fact everything. This
built in and we believe It viii go
GI in, a hurry at this price; close
enough in to provide good income
possibilities. Shown by appointment
ARLIE L. JOHNSON CO.. INC. OR.
READY TO MOVE IN-e-story and
bsmt. row brick, contains 3 bedrms.,
bath, modern kit. excel. cond. in
side, front and rear porch, new gas
heat and water heater: located nr.
Ransas R9ns aye S5G and WIZ Harnum M st. sT nv
MTDDLEToN. Realtor, RE, 1isi or
70 LIST OR SELL your property,
call the LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.,
14l5 K st. NV. NE. 5400.
1900 BLOCK QUINCY. Large rms,
inclosed porches, deep yard. house
PAs6S2ls s69d GRE RfA1f2. PRsn Ii. fo5 5-4f$ IsF
BEAUTIFUL sEMIDET. brick home,
completely redeeorated, lge. rms,
porch, garage. Ideal location to
business, immediate possession.
Write owners for appt. Box 430-z,
INCOME PROPERTY. excel. location,
kits; Price 4Ia times annual rent.
KsSH, EN-. aH 5e54. with with LEauM st NJ; &
GERBER filI !; {, REALTY co. AID. $500
NEAR f5il pilai WALTER REED-1arre. det.
oil heat, garage. LOUIS RIDDEN,
Elk. 5707.
SEMIDET. BRICK in Upper Bright
wood; $14,950; rooms and bath,
oil ht. LOUIS RUDDEN, Elk. 5707.
HOME AND INCOME, S15,5O0-Good
NV. location, 2 blocks to carline: 5
rms. and bath on. 1st A.; 8
$3.50; good cond.; priced for quick
sale. HOWARD r. iScHAFER, SO05
Wis. ave, WI. BAL
Mr.. MILITARY RD. AND WIS. AVE,
4-bedrm., .2-bath row-brick home;
firepl. in. liv. nm; oil h.-w h.; det.
garage; fenced-in back yard. These
rooms are very lge.; $17,950. SOLEM
REALTY CO., Ma. 4244; evenings,
WI. S90S. -21
FOXHALL VILLAGE
1909 FOXHA1.L RID. NV.
OPEN 2 TO 5
z rms, 2 f1repls.. u baths. 2 screen
Ad pnTfhnC Garden
Evening star., 1950-09-21

MICHIGAN PARISH, $50
One look will buy this attractive
semidet. brick. only / VT. old, 5
lovely rms, tiled bath with shower.
full basement, gas a.-c.h.; low down
payment.
PECK COLA. 6-6666
Evening star., 1950-09-21
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

BUNGALOW. SS,g5U
A bargain-and we don't mean
maybe" - in nearby Md. Cozy
frame, 8 rms. bath, oil h.-w.h.;
lot, 40x100: rec. rm. in full bsmt.:
picket fence. lge. front porch: Only
REALTY CO.. Ii. 1887, It'll 8 pm.
Evening star., 1950-09-21
CHEVY CHASE VIEW
KENSINGTON. MD.

"a acre Of ground with attractive
bungalow in immaculate cond. Liv.
rm. with firepl., din. rm., kit, 2
bedrms.. tiled bath on LIST d. Lge.
screened porch overlooking land
End d. has soft. bedrm. with tiled
bath. Unusually good closet space.
Full dry bsmt.; auto. heat; Bendix
washer, deepfreeze. built-in garage:
chicken house; close to bus and
schools. Reas. terms. KENSING.
TON REALTY CO.. 10. 5-1105.
Evening star., 1950-09-21
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Ideal location, Just off Connecticut
ave, convenient to everything; prac-
tically new; individual, six-room, q
bath, semidetached brick: beautiful
recreation room provided for, on
ground level; attic, det. brick ga
rage; early possession. This home
will sell on sight. To inspect, call
EARLE w. MANSON
co. 5621, 1346 Conn. Ave.
Evening star., 1950-09-21
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
EXCLUSIVE HAWTHORNE
2nAQ CEESTNIIT ST NV

OUfS NI1In0 I " . . 7. INV.
OPEN DAILY AND SUN.
Three new detached brick houses on
large lots. Now in process of COM
pletion. Come out now; select your
own decorations. Living room with
fireplace. dining room. kitchen with
rm. and bath, screened porch, 1st
floor 2 twin-size bedrooms and
bath 2nd floor. Gas h.-wh., full
basement, attached garage. Call
Mrs. Clark, HU. 1904.
MARSHALL J: WAPLE co;
Evening star., 1950-09-21
ROLLINGWOOD

detached brick home on
Ta iot centersensTancs aSSnsa haIl n1 sHfe spaei1
GUS rms, 21z baths, maids rnn. in
basement; oil h.-w.h.; built-in ga
rage: slate roof random width
flooring; attic; many other desirable
features
Evening star., 1950-09-21

EXTRA SPECIAL BARGAIN
Dry cleaning plant; fully equipped;
large capacity; valuable plant store,
z agencies and some wholesale ac-
counts; priced for quick sale. In
quire W. E. CUMBERLAND, attorney
for owner, 800 woodward Bldg, D1.
: 6121.
Evening star., 1950-09-21
CLEVELAND PARK
SHANNON q LUCHS co

4UOo u oE. NV. NA. .o9o.
FOXHALL SECTION
$21,950. Semidet. brick. built by
Waverly Taylor 8 bedrms., liv. rm.
with open fireplace, recr. rm., gas
heat. 2 screened porches. inclosed
garden. Immed. poss. LEGUM g.
till 8 pm -21
Evening star., 1950-09-21
COI,ORED

TOTAL PRICE, $4,000
Lovely. detached 2-bedrm. and bath
asbestos shingle home on large lot;
full bsmt.. front porch; beautiful
lily pond in back yard, grape ar
Morrison. UN. SALT. cox & Co,
RE. 23S6. -2l
Evening star., 1950-09-21
I. c. & A. N. MILLER
BRIGHTWOOD

venient location; immaculate con-
dition; newly decorated; gas heat; 2
large. screened porches. Ia baths;
crystal chandelier: carpeted halls
and stairs; extra closets; can be
Phone GE. 1862 for appointment.
Evening star., 1950-09-21
GEORGETOWN

A truly charming house with large
rooms, four bedrooms, three baths,
full garden, large room and bath
in bright basement. oil heat; entire
property in excellent condition. Mr..
Shackelford, MA. $500; evenings
and week ends. 81. 660S
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Evening star., 1950-09-21
HoUsEs-sALE-N.s. (cont.)

COLoRED-BRooKLAND. 10th ST.
eond.; iiv. rm. with firepl., equipped
kit, finished full bsmt., oil h.-w.h,,
storm windows and screens. det.
garage; substantial cash. To in
spect. call PERRY BOSWELL. INC.
WA. 4500. Open till 8 pm. 20
COLORED-BROO
Beautiful 10-rm. Oct. brick on large
home and income property: 4 baths,
2 kits. large liv. room with f1repl.;
oil h.-w.h.; 2-car brick garage;
price reduced for quick sale. Mrs.
Cox. VI, S136. ATLAS REALTY,
Evening star., 1950-09-21
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
CHEVY CHASE

This lovely, 6-rm. brick Colonial,
yrs. old. is in excel. cond. 1t con-
sists of spac. liv, rm., unusually
lge. din. rm., mod. kit. and screened
porch; 3 lge. bedrms. with pvt.
bath for master bedrm.; full bsmt
with law, det. gar. In this exclu-
sive neighborhood. this is an out
standing value at S24,950. For
appt to inspect, call Mr.. Burton
RE. 65s5; ewes. HO. 0549.-
WOODWARD & NORRIS
Evening star., 1950-09-21
.OODRIDGE

WOODBRIDGE
A nice detached home with z rms,
Q baths. oil h.-w.h. and gar: bath
on LIST fi. Only $4,000 down. Con-
roughs Schools, Transp. at the
corner. Call Mr.. Higgins, La. $1,000
PECK COMPANY
Evening star., 1950-09-21
TOURIST CABINS
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

BARNABY WOODS-Beautifu CEN
lot with over 100-ft frontage: large
rms, high ceilings Civ. rm.. approx.
14x24); all best construction fea-
lures; 6 rms, Q baths, full bsmt..
built-in garage, slate roof; delight
full screened porch. 11x20, shaded by
Tera16 towerin1g Tees; a MUST & pc seen en- TO ,e De
quickly for what 1t is worth. Ewes,
call Mr. BortZ, WO. 4754. FRANK
q pIIII LIDS NJ 1A11
Evening star., 1950-09-21

2210 Newton Street NE.
Brick-tex shingle. det.; rms. bath;
oil h.-w h. deep lot, SI2,250. $1,000
WILLIAM r. THoRoWGooD. DE,
O217
Evening star., 1950-09-21
FOxHALL VILLAGE

1909 FOXHA1.L RID. NV.
OPEN 2 TO 5
7 rms, 2 f1repls.. l u baths. 2 screen
ed porches. pvt. garden, gar; vacant.
DRURY REALTY CORP. MI. 1000;
ewes, WO. 1891.
Evening star., 1950-09-21
STuCCQ BUNGALOW

On large beautifully Handicapped
corner lot. 2 bedrms.. rumpus rm.
in bsmt., oil heat. garage. Conyen-
lent location, OF Bladensbudg rd.
$4,000. For appt. call Mr.. Grimm,
Elmwood 696 (dial operator. no toll
charPe) -21
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WATERBURY, CONN
MUSU SKAITYTOJAMS

Musu bendradarbis Waterbu-
RYE nuo Nauju Metu pradejo
eiti ir atstovo pareigas. Taigi,
dabar jis ne tik rasys NUNS Ii
MAS apie Waterbury ir water
buriecius, bet taip pat priims
pinigus uz DIRVA, skelbimus,
aukas ir tt. Jei kas is skaityto-
ju noretu pranesti ka DIRVAl
apie save, gales tai padaryti
per musu atstova. Todel visiems
musu Waterbury skaitytojams
reiketu isidemeti jo adresa. Jis
toks:
Vladas Varneckas
2157 North Main st.
TEL 31346
DIRVOS Redakcija
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-01-26
DAILES PARODA WATERBU
RYE

kaip jau skelbta, Lietuviu
Dailes Parodos pasirodymas ko-
lonijose bus ivykdytas, kick ga
lima, artimesniu laiku. Viskas
daroma, kad kovo men. il galetu
butt atidaryta Waterbury. Pa
rodai pinigiskai paremti, 26 va
sario Waterburyje ruosiamas
dainOs ir zOdzio vakaras. Tam
tikslui sudarytas komitetas,
kuri JENA: Laureckiene, dali.
Krasauskas, dainininkas Maciu-
lis, artistas Vaitkus ir Geo
MATHS. Komitetui pirmininkauja
DR.. Colney. Tokios rusies paren-
gimu Waterbury Xxi sios dar ne
ra buve. Tai bus savos rusies
kulturos margumynu vakaras
SUI geriausiomis dainos ir zodzio
memo jegomis. NJ. J.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-01-26
PAGiRTINAS RUPESTIS

Sestadienio lietuviskoji mo-
kykla yra islaikoma paciu tevu
Mokestis uz moksla nera priva-
lomas, moka kas gall. Surenka-
mu pinigu nevisada uztenka Ia
bal kukliam mokytoju atlygini-
mui. Komitetas prase paramos
is organizaciju. Xxi siol atsilie-
pc Ats skyrius ir politinis
Klubas. Abi organizacijos dave
po 25 dolerius.
Teko patirti, kad ATS vie
tinis skyrius savo iniciatyva
1850 metu samatoj yra numa-
tes 100 dol. sitai mokyklai rem
ii. Tai grazus rupestis. Jei situo
pavyzdziu pasektu kitos orga-
nizacijos, mokykla neturetu fl
|nansiniu rupesciu.