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Evening star., 1950-06-30
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED

AUTOS FOR SOUTHERN TRADE,
1885 to 1919; spot cash at once
PRIESTHOOD. 6so6 Ga. ave. GE.
POST WAR and clean prewar cars
wtd; Top prices. TOWN IL COUNTRY
MOTORS, 6336 Wis. ave, OR. 0l00.
WOULD LIKE to buy or rent late
model taxicab; prefer Plymouth. ia.
would LIKE TO TRADE my 1850
Ford panel truck for a good clean
sToN ssTe nossl sT usss nssa ca. MR. EDMoN-
FAIR. HONEST APPKAIsALs on an
NJ asdS IS iss. 'i'''f' { q NJ. !"
AUTos-Needed at once, don't wait
too long get highest cash price now
bring car to MORRIS & HUGHES,
m6kt nsft e., nasn aye; Sds RA. ,.,;s: liI2; "a.
use asn psi'' W %oTpR sEIH: ESFoR lS9i ~
WANT AaS Zoo : 6aMaGEp "a AGED e CARS. sseS for
wreck. ,yd.; we buy outright or accept
have used parts for most cars; reas.;
1886 MINI. ave. ne. vi. 1868.
WANTED 100 CARS
n.nsed V. vii To- D.s % Cd balances il sSn " No N
dickering Immediate cash See be-
fore you sell HoYLE MOTOR
SALES: l34h Que st nv pU 1900
LO S r
500 by . certain man in Arlington
who sold his car to q neighbor with.
out nrst getting an offer from
Arlington Motor Co.
Il block South Of Kew Bridse)
1e17 North Moore st. OW S7S7
1885 TO l941 MODELS
100 needed for Southern trade: i'm
mediate cash. r. I. MOTORS. 1920
Rhode Island ave. ne MI. a774
TOP DOLLARS
For good. clean cars: any make Of
model. CAN Bill Golden. GE 1900.
SCHLEGEL 81 GOLDEN. 119 Carroll
st. NV.
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS FOR HIRE
AVAILABLE iMMEDlATELX-ls
Chevrolet vans. stakes. panels and
pickups for hire by day, wk or con.
tract; PUBLIC SERVICE DRIv-U
SELF 1922 ct NV ME -NII
VAN TRUCK, any size lob; prompt
service; reas.: local or long distance.
ia. 1887; after z pm, GE. 1915.
Evening star., 1950-06-30
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
(Cenfinued)

LARGE. DESIRABLE 2nd-noor space
once or business. avail. June Il;
With acoustic ceiling; all faciiities.
k9rs4MEar Gs MI Co.. .szia s17 stS GoIohIAL e Al
AELisSS eSsoi BLDe.-omee space. $50
loe. B. 3. ALLISON. GE. o5I3. a
OFFICE ON LIST FLOOR-opposite
ioe store. 72lS Wisconsin ave, Be
1017 I2th ST. N.W.-Modern once
building With ACKNOWLEDGING If re-
euired; onaees rent from $25 up.
%%Sl1, %l q q csil AL KAY REALTY CO, CO.
e0th and X N.w.-20x7O IT. open
space; Occupied BY architect. Avail
able July 10. Rent reas. RA. 1920.
18th and Eye large connecting
rms; newly decorated; north light.
FgRkisHED OFFICE space in suit.
Call Nj. 52a7, ps bet%een e5e snio mi MOS
BEAUTIFULLY FURN., carpeted,
spaiisSu'' Y hsH s lst,n sdaw of,es; PVT. iaystory
moDfSs q as Be 6ENHSf HHSEE ofpIcR4 FL 44t located
in downtown medical district. 81
operating rooms, 8 complete dental
units. modern X-ray machines,
tank. sterilizer and auto. ciave.
General anesthesia equipment. For
Immediate rent. $3.50 month. Call
,kX. 1910 between 1890 and 8. -6
ls osoni Ems; in once suite. H st. ne;
for accountant. Box SOL, star.
NICELY FURN. SPACE in law Office
ESasonable rent. 42s Bond Bldg.
AfEcookiI65' SSi 5'esii cHoTeE Iii 'sif sufrEs-sssSS $40
soss' ses p I % pRELps. RfT g0nsh 1sc. l4l7 x x "
oFP-CE MAILING ADDRESS, name
on bulletin board and on door.
Layer astsy only. SO n1nhl monthly. Phone
DoWNToWS-lst SR: st. tiooT. ssSs' s-rm. .a suite
With pvt. layatory, $s5; 8 rms" on
g; NV. kelley 4 BRANNER, 81.
Plaza THEArER BLDG. 1885 New
York ave. NV. entire new 3rd
moor. now available. Air-condi-
ten s,9Hed; sr Janitor I,t9 service. MR.. Era gR
DEsIRABLE-small and lre. offices
available Immediately to meet your
requirements. Call MA. 1923 or RIM.
5ll. 1928 G st. NV )
DOWkTOWN-2 beautiful large mrs,
open space; combined, separate;
reas.; pvt. entr. ELLIS. ME. 1171. o
CONN; AVE. AT QUE ST. NV. ap-
proximately 1900 So. IT. a. space,
suitable for ONCE purpose, dancing |
studio, photographer studio, art gal |
lery, lecture rm. or club rm. Rent !
very reasonable.
B. CRIFASI CO.
1924 Vermont Ave, MA. 6190 Il
CLARENDON BUILDING
1900 WILSON BLVD.
FULLY R-CONDTTIOEED /
POSSESSION AUG. l, 1850
KASS REALTY CO., EN-. 500
Evening star., 1950-06-30
$40 DOWN

LANHAM PARK
Beautiful building lots; water, phone,
electric. ETC.; $3.50.
THOMAS r. HALEY, Realtor
Phone. HyattSVi1la 01nT an
Evening star., 1950-06-30

COBB ISLAND, MD.
House completely furn.; approx. I
acre; 150-ft. waterfront; liv. rm,, 3
bedrms., mod. kit, full bath, sleep
ing; din: and liv. porches; det. gar.
With dbl. bedrm.; dock. swimming.
fishing. OR, 0736, 40
Evening star., 1950-06-30

MASONs BEACH, DEALE, MD.
Furnished 2-bedroom apt, ami,
THE ERBS, MELBOURNE AVE.
Evening star., 1950-06-30
WATERFRONT PROP. WANTEI
FLORIDA PROPERTY.

AXE HELEN, FLA.-6 room cottage,
bath, car port, large lot, some cit
rus; close to everything; pricefi $3,-
300; terms. 10. 2-0569. %
Evening star., 1950-06-30

BUICk le49 RoadnAsssr t-dr, r
and h. Dynanow, Wv. tires Gus
tom uphol. BeAut, black FIN. Like
new inside ana cut. 81 ,aaS, Terms
HOYLE MOTOR SALES, i34s .
Evening star., 1950-06-30
MONEY WANTED

~ 2ES@ Z 11kJ
Secured on D. c. and Nd. property
wanted. Quick action. group in
Vestors, RE. S626. 8
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-04
Years Top Athlete

FRANKFORT For the first
time in the history Of Kentucky.
a Negro youth has been chosen
by the Kentucky Division of A
A. L. as athlete OF the year. The
signal honor went TO James
knight. junior at Kentucky State
College, Frankfort
knight, who halls from Mil
waukee, won the Ohio AAU
Broad Jump Championship and
the National Junior Broad Jump
Championship at the 1850 meet
held in Washington. knight is
broad jump champion OF the
Midwest Conference.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-04
.Ioe WoIcott Will Block Title Fight
Between JoeLouis> Ezzord Charles

question mark in the boxing
world today. Both have been
beaten by Charles both are
past thirty-five; too. Walcott
Is back in the ring fighting.
also for a shot at the title.
From where we SIT II seems
on natural that Louis and
walcott. provided they elm
mate al of the lesser heavies
on the horizon. meet IN .
fight 10 determine who shall
challenge Charles for the title.
walcott, who predicted before
the first Louis Walcott fight
that he could beat Louis. IS
certain 10 put UP stiff fight
for such an elimination
Louis, no doubt vii give
Walcott's challenge serious
consideration but will he grant
the Camden. ~. j.. warrior q
shot at him7
Meanwhile. promoters, man
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-04

ayers and others irteres.es
continuing TO earn their b~..s
and butter from The sport -.
better bring along csnahl ~
Enthusiastically - ~.
heavyweight division
AS the heavyweigt, diyisio.
goes. SO goes the other ];
visions of boxing someone h..
well stated Unless the -.
rung Of the ladder i strons
and substantial these exnar,,
believe that fans VIII b. y.
luctant 10 follow the small.
fellows.
Too, they can eas.iy 81, hons
and view fights. comfortablr
over television- without bar.
ing to pay for tickets. scram.
bic for seats. and in MANY n.
stances, see the entire figb,
better. oPys of the boxin,
world, are you a. the cross.
roads?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-04
BisOHs Face
Pirates ixs
Night Till

HAMPTON, Va.-Howard Uni
versity invades Armstrong Field,
stronghold of Hampton Institutes
Pirates, here Saturday night, Nov.
4, in the 38th game Of a tradition
stepped gridiron series.
Most curious fact about the Sc
ries. which shows 81 Hampton
victories to Towards l6 in the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-04

the Army has been authorized to
appoint Warrant Officers in its
reserve forces. A few former
Warrant Officers have been serv-
ing in the Reserve Corps as en-
listed men, Also, it makes pos
sible the promotion to Warrant
Officer of present Master Ser
geants OF the Organized Reserve
Corps.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-04

Men who served as Warrant
Officers in the Army during
World War II may now be ap-
pointed at similar rank in the
Organized Reserve Corps, accord
ing to an Army spokesman in De-
troit.
This marks the first time that
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-04

Institutes athletic records, IS TINS,
not one single time have Howard
and Hampton elevens fought 70
a draw. This is true in spite u
the fact that Is of the 81 games
have been decided by margins u
from one TO seven points.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-04
Quite a Record
for Tartar Harriers

The Wayne l. cross country
team has won twice as many
meets as it has lost since the
sports was started al Wayne IN
1929. To date Tartar hsrrier
squads have won 65 and lost ~
while tieing three.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-04

ice Walcott. challenger OF
champions. IS expected 10 weigh
heavily in determining whether
Joe Louis gets another crack
a; Heavyweight: Champion e.
zs-d Charles title. Walcoft went
the distance with Louis in Nov.
l947 and was knocked out in
a return match in ls4e. Subse-
quenfly. Louis retired and Wal
cotf was defeated by Charles in
an elimination bout in Chicago
for the title In ls49. His most
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-04

recent victory was over Ger
manY's heavyweight champion
last Spring.
EX-HEAvYWEIGHT CHAM
PION JOE LOUIS is planning
a comeback and hopes 10 re-
capture the crown that he lost
10 Ezzard Charles in Yankee
Stadium his last time out.
Above. Joe is shown as he
arrived from England follow
ing q tour of that country
where he put on numerous ex-
Evening star., 1950-07-20
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Items may be purchased separately.
Evening star., 1950-07-20
A 0ne-Minute Test Of Your
News knowledge
NEWS QUIZ
BY Tom Henry

l. DRAFT - How many
Army men did the Defense
Department ask for in the
first draft under the new
Selective service law?
2. DIMES-The 1850 March
of Dimes campaign totaled
| $50, ,783, 900. Is this higher or
lower than former years?
3. HEROES-The 1st Ma
rine Division is back in action.
What victory-the first in
World War Ills credited to
it?
4. ACES-Who won the
women's singles tennis cham
pionship at Wimbledon? The
mems singles?
5. QUOTES - Who said:
1--WE have only to be morally
united and fearless to give
mankind the best hope of
avoiding another supreme
catastrophe?
Answers.
l. 10000. 2. It's an all-time
high. 8. Guadalcanal, August,
1912. 4. Louise Brough, wom-
ems and Bulge Patty, mems;
both are from California. 5.
Winston Churchill.
Tom Henry's "Quiz EN-"
appears every Sunday in This
Week Magazine with The Star.
Arizona sun., 1950-10-05
SPORTS ROUNDUP
BY BUS

This writer is not impressed with
the possibility of Joe Louis ever
fighting again. He is of the opin-
ion that although Joe has never
alibied fight in his time, that his
conduct following the Charles de-
cisive victory over him, has not
been as sporting as the Joe Louis
we used to know. Joe seems to
think that he can and will fight
again and does not have any spec
ial praise to Charles for having
defeated him so thoroughly. Come,
Joe, don't forget, that it was your
sportsmanship, as much as your
ability to fight, that so endeared
YOU in the hearts and minds OF
so many sport lovers. Joe, you
are too great Ito be so small.
It most certainly was a heart
broken moment last Sunday, when
Young Sisler slammed his home run
off Newcombe, in what would
have been a tie in the National
League pennant race. 1t seems as
though young Don stays one pitch
away from immortality-last year
in the first World Series game, it
was one pitch-home run-that de-
feated him in one of the best pitch
ed games ever seen in a world SER
les Last Sunday, one pitch and
whoops-a home run-score Al, in
favor of the Whiz Kids
For the world series and even
though the Yankees have won the
first game 10, l like the Whiz
Kids in seven games. The Yankees
are heavy series favorites and
picked by almost every sports
writer in the country. Since most
sportswriters have been wrong re-
Gently in picking their favorites, /
am going against their favorites
Arizona sun., 1950-10-05
M MILLIN
in SPORTS

Friday evening about three hun
dred fans watched surprised and
bewildered Monarch eleven go
down in defeat as the Jerome
Muckers Bgained II to z win.
With the Monarch defense failing,
the Muckers took advantage; send
ing their backs around ends and
through the line. In the first per-
iod Carver right end, Robert Tay-
lor grabbed a Jerome tumble and
went 90 yards for the touchdown,
giving the Monarchs a six to
nothing lead. Andrew Stanch, Car
ver's Educated Toe" kicked the
extra point, boosting them to Z
point lead.
Carver kicked to Jerome and
they started a 60-yard march for
their first I'D, going over from the
7-yard line. The Muckers failed TO
convert, and the score was Mon
archS 7 : MuckerS, 8.
The two teams battled back and
forth; neither one able to pene-
trate the others goal.
It wasn't until the last few min
utes of play when Carver was
forced to kick on fourth down, a
Jerome player received the punt
and dashed 90 yards to pay dirt,
putting them ahead for the first
time during the contest.
Again, they failed to convert
and the final score was Jerome IL,
Carver Z.
Arizona sun., 1950-10-05

and if they are wrong, then I will
be right. Nice way to pick win
nerS, I would say. Don't you do
do it am usually wrong (. re-
gardless. However, like the young
Philly team that barely staggered
through the last days of the sea-
son, and defeated the Dodgers in
that last game after being behind
all the way. These Kids might have
the stuff to upset the experts and
the Yankee domination in inter-
league playoffs.
Last Week Grid Scores
Morgan State 2O-Deleware 0.
Maryland State 80 = Grambling
(La) 6.
Kentucky State College 6-Win-
ston Salem 6.
st. Augustine 18-Shaw 6.
Langstone 13-Tennessee State 6
Greensboro A & T 30-W. Va.
Union O.
Moorehouse 32-Dillard Z.
Va. State 25-Bluefield Z.
Xavier 55-Alabama State 0.
West Va. State 14-Howard 6.
Arizona sun., 1950-10-05

Coming to Riverside Park next
Thursday, is Roy Brown and His
Mighty Men, who are going to
rock the town." "Long About
Midnight" is just one of Mr..
Browns many hit tunes you will
hear Thursday night at Riverside
dance spot.
Roy Brown and his band are
making their first appearance in
the west. Many who have heard
them play, say they are the hot
test gang on the road.
Arizona sun., 1950-10-05

WANTED-Girl for house work.
Must like children; live in; ref
erences. $1,000 per week. Phone
5-9877.
Arizona sun., 1950-10-05

FOR PLUMBING, out of city, call
Willie Albert. Work guaranteed.
Phone 4-1345. 1441 S. 18th Ave.
Evening star., 1950-06-17

Watch Fashion Trend.
The table is round, a fashion
trend you should watch. The evi-
dence is in, and you can prove
the growing popularity for small,
exclusive dinner parties. The de-
Evening star., 1950-06-17
Here Are Tips on How to Plan Modern Interiors
By Gladys Miller
Secretary, New York Chapter.
Americon Institute Of Decorators

! Ameftcdn lnSntUfe OF DeccfofofS
There is very little difference in
the methods used to decorate a
room between the modern style
and the traditional.
/ In both cases, an overall plan
should be made which includes
arrangement and color scheme
Then comes the job of shopping
for the various articles you need
to fit the scheme. When you make
your first purchase. you place GER
tain limitations on other pur-
chases. Yet everything that goes
into a room must be related to
every other thing.
If the paper selected for the
wall has a dynamic design, the
drapery or curtain material will
be important only as to color and
texture.
If the architecture Of the room
leaves something to be desired,
the furnishings Of the room will
be used to camouflage the defects.
Sense of Space.
In modern, we definitely try to
give the sense of space, so certain
areas need to be left open and
free. A too-small window placed
badly in a room will hardly be
noticed if draperies are hung very
full from ceiling to floor. If this
is the only window, the pattern
and color of the drapery may be
dramatic. If there are several
windows, the emphasis will be
placed on color and texture.
The small dining room in the
average home is a case in point.
1t is always more difficult to do
than a bedroom or a living room.
Recently one was done which
did receive many compliments.
The feature in the room was an
unusual china cabinet with slid
ing doors made with decorative
synthetic material. It resembles
translucent glass placed over a
material and is extremely attrac-
tive.
Set on top of the cabinet is a
hutch with glass doors to protect
your china from dust and a port
able tray which may be used for
serving. The wood is ash and is
finished in black similar to ORR
entail teak. In fact, it definitely
has a Chinese feeling.
Watch Fashion Trend.
The table is round, a fashion
trend you should watch. The evil
dence is in, and you can prove
the growing popularity for small,
exclusive dinner parties. The de-
Evening star., 1950-06-17

sire for round tables always fol-
lows.
The floor is covered in a tex
tured wall-to-wall carpet, the
walls are papered in a monochro-
matte plaid paper. and the window
wall covered with draw curtains
in a textured fabric screen printed
in a large abstract design. The
large leaf plant in one corner is
the only note of high color in the
room.
Before you give the order to
paint and paper. you should have
ordered your furniture, floor COW
ering, and the drapery material
should have been sent to the
workroom.
Order the rug or carpet deliv-
cred a day or two before the fur
niture is to arrive. If the furni-
ture is coming Grated, be sure
there is some one you can call on
to uncrate it for you.
Hang the draperies last. Put
ting room together presupposes
knowing what you want, making
a plan, and sticking to that plan.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-09-21

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sieben inns heute flur por slugen folc
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8ub' bu trcuer Sadienbruoer, mir
seben nod lnicren Siittcn SIT uno
mahen inns brrcit fir sSrel,o' llO
Seio in 3ltfunit llnb Glpsfcit.
Scor9 Scppner..
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-09-21
Siptia 81.

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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-09-21
Nnna Sd,neiocr
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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-09-21
Mifacl 0aQ Scpt. 80.

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Treuoen fir Die Gbre Die lie benz
tcuren Sotel cnuicicn babcn. ,uie
aud, fiir Die relhen 3Illmenipenoen
lno Sicbesgabcn, 0ont benz ETarrer
Seltit, pon Detroit. Mih., fir sic
apiirOiee Srouerpreoiat. Snnigen
Sarf olb ser Gintraht Sermanio.
Iamcnhor Snronia, 9ieocrtaiel &c.
miId)ten Gbcr unb Dem Girhcnbor
Ser St. SSobannes Stride, icuie Sem
TirSsenten Grrf. II. Shuiter fir Die
ergrciienoen Nieoer. slacn lunieren
lieben sSrel,ltber BON mob lmo fern
banfen mir nlFs inniaite fiir bicSeiIt
rdbme in lnierm Seio lno ieben
cinjelncn ici bcr5lit eeoautt fiir oic
Gbre, Die lie lneinc1t lieben 8atten
erlpieien haben. hilbert e. 3iebn,
oanfen mir fiir oie fcine geoienune.
Gonf nud, ben 8roBbeanlten aIs
gartlld,.2 .2r1ger ionie oen ErGiioen.
ten oes 3luei9 Soenrp sfinbIcr uno
hem Groiioellten Oes 3rpeia SO fiir
Die s(blhicbs,uorte, alien, a1en IN,
Ieren innleiien Tanf.
SD horfe old, Dem Central Ser.
bono iiir Die prompte sIus,oblunn
hes &eriihcr,lnasaeIbcs, iolpie hen,
i3luela / ino ,3lueis 33 fiir bos 80,
faliferbcgelb.
Sic trauerr,oe Wltpe
Mnna Sd)neiocr
ltuS ,Snnriltp
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1950-09-21
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ialli9el Nobridt, oab sic ndd,iteSers
iamml,,ns am Sonntas, oen /. Sft..
3 llbr norblnitta9s itattiinoet.
slm Sienstag, ben 26. September,
1880 llbr abenos lit 9iiherpriifun9
uno ser 6ina5beridt pom 3. Guartal
miro in ser Geriammlune porgeleien.
9toh Ser Geriamnllrlne gririihungel,
uno &urteupartie, lpo5u ollie Wtitglle.
ser berSlid)it eingelaoen iino.
slue riifltdnoisen Ntitslieoer mo'
gen iih int ciaenen Sntcrciie quite.
bcno MAIDEN.
S,pci9 1 bittet um neue Dtitglie.
Ser. 1lniere Deputies 9otb. Martini,
Hoie 0etri, &atb. S1erner iiebeil
germ 5u Sicniten.
sluf ser aranfcnliite iino: gli;.
@eber i,no slnua 9oid,. 0em aran.
tenfomitee miro berSIibit acoanft fit
Sen geiltb.
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