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FARM and GARDEN.

COW MANURE or top, soil--If you are
looking for high sESalty, senpine COW
cobs, etc, GOOD clean manure the kind
Homestead Dairy Farm will supply your
in Washington in not less than ton lots,
oaa SaS f9E Can single tsn fsF
sTRAWBERRY PLANTS. ! best variety:
also perennials, and creeping phlox. JOHN
BURDOFT, Colesville. Md. Ashton Md
MIXTURE OF composited manure. fertilizer
and topsoil, known as mushroom soil; the
Se to 1Se des sss and and
your flower garden and shrubbery borders.
TREE FIJI REMOVAL. pruning. topping, spray
ing, ,fertilizing, braeing and cabling; cav
ity treatment; fully insured. Call DU.
RoGwooDMAyailable s, VI able, a number Of SEED :.
Gs ME SMITH Grssnbslt ss5l
teries; H Residence @ grounds M % specially; Seed
ings, fertilizing spraying, trees trimmed
fnd wAtRs Emtes nd res at sas e
walls. F. MARCUCCIo. Rockville 34s-J
LYONS MARKET AND NURSERIES, Queens
Chapel and Ager rds.-Poultry, groceries,
meats: potted plants; pansies, dig your own
ing birch, weeping willow; towering plants,
fruit trees. doewood and boxwood: every
thing for vegetable and flower gardening
ANIMALS, petunias. verbenas, scarlet sage,
portulaca. marigolds. zinnias. peoples, lark
spur, astors snaps and all other ANIMALS
Open every day till 9 O'Clock, including
Sundays. Deliyery service. Telephone WA.
$3.50, Hyattsville, Md:
pruning, planting and transpla nting. lawns
seeded and rolled. Call Kensington 23S-W.
SPARKLE with an unusual display of
beauty that comes from planting specimen
Shrubbery in its ideal setting Masnoliss
mueho, white, Austrian, Scotch. Jew. col
umnar, spreading, round. upright, box
Tss ma6e sef
shsuSs shade tess Silver sTs
Ww axes poor soils
and good soils better, S15 ton; manured
topsoil rose rose flower b beds, rock gardens,
nuao0F Walks ercs sofs
trellises; fences; drainage; seeding; shear
ing tree removal. Free estimates. Ii
COW MANURE for lawns and gardens. sig
ter soil,; $40 ton; Call Ashton 1856. T,
sobs ss ssseas Sd psn o
ding EN- 9SSS. 1904 Wisconsin ave. ~
HARDY FIELD-GROWN AZALEAS, CSC;
red and pink, ready to bloom also larger
sizes. Large blooming geraniums. SOC
Evergreens at prices you should compare
fa5s koREaS assrs1 hEsFEDRzA ssf nx SEED for sale
tested; 100-lb. bags, &c a pound. Phone
NO. 1927, MRS. F. s. PERRY -
FOR SALE, DAIRY EQUIPMENT-Milk
cans. bottle washer. bottle capper. steril-
;zef, cooler. extensions; / alfalfa drill.
wheat drill manure spreader. all kinds
OF farm tools. Can be seen Sat. and Sun.
at $500 Branch ave. Sc. FLEISCHMAN. .
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

WILL EXCHANGE 2-bedrm ''honeymoon
cottage" sale or rent, for !, or 3 bedrm.
house or apt. in Or near Stanford, Conn.
Call UN 4441 g .
WILL EXCHANGE very lge e-rm. apt. In
1st-clasS NV. section, mr.. 18th and Park
I'd. Tor lge. 4-bedrm., 2-bath house, in
good NV or Nd. section. with reasonable
rent. CO 45aS. -6
3-BEDRM., l-bath house tpartly furn),
Baltimore area. exch. for 2 or 3 bedrm.
unfurn. apt, D. C. area RE. 1900, Ext,
5zSs. days. LinthicLm 193-R ewes. TO- ;.
NEWTON tkANs.J RESIDENCE needed.
Hyattsyille. UN. 1865. -
ExCHANGE--Rent or sell: 7-room modern
Alexandria or vicinity. Alex s755. IS
d. c. FOR Los ANGELES. 2-bedroom
house. D. c.. exchange for house Los
Angeles or vicinity WjScaD SirfOSH-1 -
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ROOMS FURNIsnEp-s.E. and s.w

1902 18th ST. S.E.-Bedroom. twin beds
next to tiled bath with shower and tub
emPiPysd 81 aSq!ts sSs each rent room for en-
ployed mother and baby: SS for room only
kitchen and laundry privileges also will
give day care to baby. -
3I6 1st ST. s,E.-Furn. single room, ss
M. Nf NAVY YD.. 75s 18th st. s.e.-Dble
front: excel. furn., plenty h.w.. unlim
phone: conv; transp.; $40. TR. s725.
home; hot water at all times S12 weekly
gentlemen only. AT. 3104. -12
gentleman preferred SO week -
BOZ PA. AVE. S.E.-Girl to share large
front room with another girl must be
high type girl; So week.
1926 MASS AVE. s:E.-Double room
twin beds. $40 month. TR, 1919. -
4O2 10th ST. S:E.-Large front room
next to bath. gentlemen only, $3.50 weel
single. ST. double. Ii S725. -
COLORED-639 so. CAR. AVE. Sc:
employed ladies'; twin beds; cooking, laun'
Call RE. 2336 after 7:30 pm. z.
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. ~ Biz
APARTMENTs WANTEp (cont.)

MRS FERGUSON g. u
APT. furn. or unfurn.: mother, daughter
exceed $50 or $50; D. c. or Va. Franklin :
1855 ~
VETERAN AND WIFE want apt, April 49,
1852. Box 155-Z. Star 7s
! WANT TO GET MARRIED. am an ex-i
Marine and we need 3 or room apt.
Call Mr.. BOOYE: MI. 1884. 70
EMPLOYED SETTLED COUPLE desire i
bedroom apt; furn. or unfurn. up to SO
Phone GE. S273 7s
COLoRED MOTHER, Govt. employed. q
school children. would like living quarters
with Kitchen unit; urgent. DE. 623S. Il
COLORED LADY TEACHER needs 2-rm.
apt NV section: must move Immediately.
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FARM 3 GARDEN tcent.)

AzALEAs, eli sizes and colors, speciman
plants. 2510 nth ST. ne. -12
TRACTOR and all farm equipment, hay
Church 2I90 after 8 pm. 49,
SOD, 10 to SO acres available; topsoil.
large quantity; will contract delivery.
PIERSON, Olney, Md. Phi. Ashton 1928
FOR SALE-Well-rotted manure, ground
and sieved, delivered in Washington and
WI 667O IL
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ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, calculs :
tors, ONCE equip. all kinds; top prices paid.
Eve. and Sun, CO. 1925; week, DI. 1872.
AIR CONDITIONERs, fans and cooling
devices RE. 1887
ANTIQUES. furniture, bric-a-prac. china
glassware. rugs. silverware. paintings
nignest cash prices paid. Call MURRAY
ANTIQUE FURNITURE, art objects, bet
ter-grade china and bric-a-brac in any
amount wanted at once. Please call MR..
BEDROOM SUITES, dining room suites,
living room pieces. rugs, gas ranges and
once: will pay highest possible prices No
matter what you have to sell, please call
today. MIR. GRADY, MA. 1920.
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TABLE BOARD.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

2I39 r ST. N.W.-7-day service. break
fast Z to $50; dinner q to s. excel food
carefully prepared, choice. Call no
1000 for rates -6
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

dence, partially furnished: shaded garden
dining terrace. 7 bedrooms, fireplaces. 8
baths: gear garage. etc. References re-
auired. Shown by appt. only DI $3.50 or
DU. 1855. Rental S40o monthly or sale.
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HOUSES UNEURNIsHED

3 BEDROOMS. 3h BATHS. unfurnished.
1926 Utah ave. n.w.-5 or 6 months; in
DEFINITE thereafter; Sl35 per mo. WO.-
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

UPTOWN-5-stor modern apt bldg. 80
large units, 8 elevators, automatic stokers.
vapor heat; fronting on . streets: can be
Of small property JEROME S, MURRAY
1881 G St: RE, 1850 and MI. 1929. =
GEO. H. WILLIAMS CO.-Nice 7-unit apt
building on Sth st. Sc; estate; make offer.
GEO. II. WILLIAMS Co.-Three a-story
% excellent t'' condition: S6od % location. s, also
good transp: and shopping facilities.
apt, 81 units: ideal Wash. location, near
shopping facilities: excellent investment
Carmichael Ex. $685.. 5
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

SOBER, employed. honorably DISCHARGED
veteran would like room and board in
private home FR ZOO. Ext. 1921. -
EMPLOYED COUPLE desire room and
board. Woodbridge section preferred. WA,
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BOATS.

ALUMINIUM CANOES. IA it.. wgt. SO lbs.
nodsd snd ft
@ aho boats M b DAWSON asS fSsss oToR
fSso%kD GH sGS Maapf MofoKsSew ass sx light compact
is ifss 5sPfas5 MoToR ses co.
AcoSsoTipATED." @s5ss oTi sT the finest name in
Yachting. 80 #, sedan cruisers, and custom
yachts: ava1lable for early summer deliv-
cry. DAWSON MOTOR CO.. 900 Maine
NEW cHRYsLEK MARINE Engines
RRoogyais Royais with 3;l7 to ! REDUCTION gear. at
duction gear At $3.50; in stock, ready ra,d ra for
INC; SOB Maine ,a aye s.w' Washington. D.
fRoPELLER REPAiRING-Havs your pro-
pelier g rspaiTed 1m % now seleEe the rush sea
plies, 1912 11th st. Sc. Ii. 4493. FIR.
sss ss5 LIGHTNING GLASS sL9os 900
MAsTs1HsiGaR ea %
fssS fRe nc hs s15 s sw kSa R1
IPE IIf rREsEkyERskapok kSiase st8s and cork teE
ffHl ma ae fhares s9g Maine Rs~ KING
p EXECUTIVE rd 3aes
SaIls: F. MARcUCcTo. Phone Rockville
ISa5ase ssss. sSs sss nodes s sss' ssss @
cABiN ckGisER hui Esf Tfavelon." custom built.
So; S5-h,p . Red Wing motor, converted to
fuel oil; $4,000. Docked at 500 Maine
OH OLD 1TroowN D1NGHIEs. two, new. de luxe;
dnRhs 1SRGo spoRT sToRE cenra
sNipE ssG Sail Nc soAT pDsn eom1.ts sInsay with sails
new outboard motor, bronze hardware. all
rigging and gear: priced s235. sH. 1862.
boat. less than i yr. old. sss5. Ok. 1858.
oUTBoARD engine. johnson Sea Horse" "
eendton fsie SKhffI espfoI
ysN ave bergen PSan, IS ass sn and
sLo6oP. "a. "a Shallow % VI bottom. 4sa, day saiier:
recently overhauled and rerigged; In ex-
ton as and 'R" Forest ss Glen Ma Nd Prone sH ssis
strakes with leeboards and spars for sail
Rs sood sondton sas Dsfas' FapHk sVihfni
Glen and KensinTton. Md Phon. sH.
=. ss.E ss.Et e sa.hoass s sss'
18TH pm: length. ss. / It.: 6eam. il
#; 25 gross, tons, II net tons; two Gray
marine gasoline engines: built 1898: Of
| ficial No. 23s-626: inspection April 18th.
Q to 8, and date of sale. Directions to
spsM Wrsau e %i Terms
sS' ss cARGo Il; a,S SCHOONER. Diesel power.
shoal draft: excellent condition. Ideal
fer nno charter or island trade Price Sl5;
AsdExANRER =. RiE h959 MsiRe ave sg
sleeps two: good sails, Primus stove, ma
Ss sso6 e See HUoH faax ALE&ANpER e N fes on
board the Saramia, 1850 Maine ave. Me.
is CABIN AUXILIARY. Briggs stratton
HUGH HLExANpER HSo 1850 Maine ave- on
SSf[S %aS! '1S xRE f'tsS'S %oG LOOKING FOR; Lss
900. Perhaps We can persuade the owners
talk it over. HUGH ALEXANDER. 1850
So So HULL. incomplete with shaft, wheel.
fa1d Ua Egrk 1899 sss'
SCHOONER. 77x1e-ft. aux. eng; sleeps 8,
carries so people; sacrifice at $4,000. Mr..
DIAMOND, DI. 2S0l. -
RUNABOUT mahogany, l5-ft.: excellent
soS4 @isp be ss a. POINT snp
oiU}TBoARD MOTOR and 10 IT. boat. a31
| Riggs Road NE. GE. 9655- -
OUTBOARD MOTOR for sale-sh horse
power. Ward Sea King. just overhauled,
in perfect condition. 500. WA. o996.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

POWER SHOVEL, bulldozers, trucks ans
truck cranes, contract or rentals. OIL
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POULTRY & EGGS.

TURKEY POULTs, mammoth bronze,
soc each: from exhibition stock For in
formation. call DE. 5212 $
FOR SALE, $50 white Leghorn hens:
hea lthy, good layers: S1.a5 each. Lorton
q-F-2o Rs
Rocks. Barred Cross chicks, S13 per 100.
Always home. Hyattsville 0226 o. G,
MAXWELL. Lanham, Md. Annapolis hwy.
COAL. WOOD ana FUEL OIL.
OAK BOARDS, suitable for flooring, top
prices. Box 435-V, Star. 81
KIHDLING AND STOVE WOOD, 81 a load;
bring your truck. See MR.. KIDWELL,
Bladensburg rd. and New York ave. ne.
FIREPLACE WOOD-We strongly urge our
customers to put in. their. wood for next
winter: prices are rising. labor is scarce;
our price is still S21 per cord. STORAGE ex-
ira. P1ERSON. Ashton 3s2S. -
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dO OPEN FISHING BOAT, new, 10
horsepower Chrysler motor; price, So. 800.
marine motor: $500.
! 80 open fishing boat 52-horsepower
Gray motor; price, $3.50.
/ new 26' cabin cruiser. equipped with
45-horsepower Gray engine. new; $3.50.
Several others ranging in price from $500
TO $4,000. Ask for MR.. BAKER, Annap-
olis 3334 "a
Evening star., 1946-04-06

THE JACK STONE Co
4s' Custom, center-bridge deck Sd, 900
Az Chris-Craft yacht, all mahogany So, 500
3S' Wheeler. 200-h.p. Sterling $4,000
3S' Custom, twin cabin, good power $4,000
25, 9" Aux-sail, sleeps two; complete 1915
% Snipe class sail. good condition $3.50
49, Matthews center bridge deck.
twin S5-hp. Kermath. 8 toilets.
ship-short radio, dinghy, shower,
elec. icebox, lux system. hot
water system, ITO gen. plant,
plus other items 50, 500
Call RAY STONE. Gil. 1900. 18th and
Jefferson Davis hwy, Arlington. -
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house for two months, April Is. GIL. 5s13,
uNFgRN APT, $50 $50 ar, or under sn,n m0fhsr as,ths
ter in school. RA. 944s. ~
BADLY NEEDED by young lady and moth
. bedroom apt, conv located. cH. 7131
6ncToR Doc 70 e'et OF pHiLosoPHy candidate
Johns Hopkins University., must reside
milton NTH wife os nad d94ps eha IN yeaTs
graduate study. requires unfurnished, or
furnished apartment as soon, as possible.
Excellent. bank and personal references.
furnished house or apt, Alexandria or Arl.
aMaTEUR aiatsffsGi ISNffEERioRR' SfE DECORATORS who
will enjoy making over or converting into
an apt. your spare rooms in exchange for
painting, papering, making and repairing
furniture; excellent references; prefer
GEORGETOWN. but. can't be too particular;
veteran. wife and harmless 3-yr -old Box
MAY Ia emp. adults-Furn. apt. or hse.,
or m more re ssdn ssdrooms nw MAS nearby Va.
ARMY OFFICER and wife, both overseas
returnees. desire 2-3-room furnished apt,
TsterafS cs n1SsoN xs or OK 1885 children or
MARYLAND APT. or small house, l or 2
bedrooms, unfurnished wanted by veteran
and wife. CO. 1854.
EMPLOYED GOVT. COUPLE desire furn.
apt, kitchen, reaS.: near carline. State
terms. Box 156-V, Star. 81
VETERAN COUPLE. permanently located,
need. by May /, small unfurn. apt. conv,
transp.; no pets, no children. Call GOOD
NIGHT, ME. 3047, after IL noon. "a
VETERAN AND WIFE, both students at
G. w, u. urgently need small apartment,
furn. or unfurn.. up to S65. Alex. 04O2. s"
WANTED BY Ist OF JUNE-Young married
couple desire small apt" NV. area. Call
CO. 5447. -T
WANTED IMMEDIATELY, very urgent,
apt. or house furn. or unfinished. for
wounded ex-Army officer, veteran, wife
and one child. yr. old; willing to pay up
to 500: excellent references. Box 40l Y.
Star. -
URGENT-Young Navy veteran and en-
ployed widowed mother desperate for 3 or
4 room apartment, unfurnished, between
500 and 500 per mo-: no pets; best ref
erences furnished. MI. 1928 after pm.
or all day Sun. 5
Observation-Disclosures, wife and 3-week-
old child, need 2 rms, kit. and bath by
April Is; perm. employed; prefer Silver
Spring. Bethesda or Takoma PIX. GE. $3.50.
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Evening star., 1946-04-06

RfaE shS ss Films as' sHo Esns Hs vnS i
rIAN.os-aood practice pianos, fully re-
II I'll you to want es m lo S~es ass Ress9 sAsrR gsf faP
RiANSsasiiet { bavis' ,ss g; GOOD ID condition
PIaN9. nIayes, reasona9ls R,,, IA s5s =
II; riTht; no excel cond Ii, ,.. el95, Sc.
s1ssss5 fse So5 ssn sse5 of5s,nal 4A Price $1,000
sAso Gs:s9 i'ss ssas'sR 9Th "sh'aaa' 81
PIANO qpGisht used; recently sss. nscond,:
PIANO. pTewar Huntinston spinet. and
nsnsh msa MAHOGANY Ppone H exssIlsn Sshs
y tone: sacrifice. s126. 12 to pm,
dition. $500 also miseellaneous furniture.
PIANO, a Upright; sacrifice, sioo. lpur,
ss sstveen aIfsnaf ana a Sunday ay afternsen ssss
rlAs4 s s6od DaeSI Gnaan srand s NEE
MILDRED kHWAKAMI Va s7as Morrison Nor e st..
Of OF. Conn . ave, Chevy Chase. D. c. Phone
PIANO. chickerins grand; rugs and misc
household furniture. at 1928 UPTON st. ne.
P1ANO. Lester upright. excellent condi-
ton; will price to suit. "a Rhode Islan nd
valves. Call all day Sunday, 1918 Column
bia pike. Arl.. Va. u
PiPE-rerrs Gotta: ioi sewers wells
ditches or springs: slightly damaged. 10
in, to "a IN. Dupont 1850 B. DON
ALDsoN & BRO. 10Th ano Brenf wocd
foeL TABLES t2,, l year old, e,npIete
with cue sticks and balls, $500, w<s~3572.
-7
RADIO. Stromberg Carlson combination.
model 25-S, good condition. also FM: 5000
cash Evening after pm. co. 379g.
RADIO, Capeheart. de luxe; turnover rec
ord chanRer. Just overhauled: peri tone
snd cond; cost S1.100. asking S525. SH.
RADIO, Motorola, electric push button
custom built. Chrysler or Plymouth 40 on
sIp, $50. Information at ARROW CAB lot,
Trd and M SITS. ne. TO s pm. 7s
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NV. and Helen Fetyko, "a. 21s1 O st.

NV. and Helen Fetyko, ~. 21s1 o st.
rhsnss %.s1 6Ss 55sss 3 3 ssassS and
Hudson, 20, both Of 24oe Minnesota ave
James Eans WsseE FoIst q & Lsfsn Lss Circle
aSes1 l. 0hnsGn as a. Rsan1nd 54 Ss.r
Merle M. J.. Holloway. 81. $500 soth st
NV and Mary J. Taylor, 20, 6232 44th
THOMAS n n Grutsch, q, and Shirley e
WET rs both Of d0sai Of rs 1S iSth ana st nsl' o'ne
John IN, H Barroy' p, and Barbara A. Hay
pon.d asn n sS5n So6p. Of Hismnghsm IsRs Ala.
NV, and Bepepa M. Jones. Is, 11os
I'm: g. both of :S 5000 conn.ctisut M o"s. ave
wH A Dgnshus Posh e; and Mildred H
snd bsTfs. s0i.sf' Dub6.Tly. M Ass.'nfE1t ~ fIis
John mafySRs J. Rothenbuhier asa RS es 1907 18th At
nv nv and nd, Esther L. schunn. "a, younss-
John w. Hechinger. 20, 1900 Cathedral
ave ave' Nv r.. and June M. Ross %, Airing
Wong Do Chew. "a. Jacksonville, Fla, and
JaRet Reth Lee e, ,i. 2Ii 4ll - H 81 4ke.n c,.x
oeHes l. SdnpOeH Jr., ~, Kansas CITY
Mo. and Mary L. Wright, 25. 1924 32d
Eugene B. Parson, 80 Ardmore, Pa, and
Eula " Wilson, 25, 1923 Girard st. n w.
Harold A. swartz. %, Altoona, Pa, and
Gwen A. ouissle, 20. 422 Lonsfellow st
Paul Emert. AZ 47l7 36th st. NV. and
Ann F. Barr. 90. 6025 Western ave. Nv.
James F. Mccormick. %. 1922 ST. NV
and sallie G. Fulcher, 80. 621 3rd st
Arnold E. Conner, 2S. Elkins, w Va. and
Pauline E. Masten. ~. 1902 Jackson
| st. ne.
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vern. L, Ness. 1s. 5000 Franklin st, ne.
n1 .sd peTosss M;:r. sc g. 5R o.f,a s
chssss 4a,. |. Williamson; q: ,.s,|,. 81. North
S.sns Ss.seur &C. sea.rf sss fE's. ST. nv he
Norman A: Miller, ir;; 2s; W. shinEton.
tns tssd Y,iaE.lRRIa. s.aE. Ra " Schmidt 49, Mary
'S s:'a ss' :sa =: rinEh.n: g. lais fsea Mon
.s1a setS esad ssos 81 fss Hs5' as.'
ws% J. 81 spnsi Sos Of r. 5ss snd dnen av'yn y
lSsa E@ns !, II; Wsshisssoa' e. ass5 'i POM c
Len walker, as. and Mari. Langley. SO.
both Of sos New Jersey ave: NV.
Paul B. Johnson. 36. 500 y st: NV. and
Pearline Malachi, 80, 1414 North Capt.
Howard NJ. Richardson, %. 2a3 Q st. NV.
and Christine H. Reynolds, %, 1884 7th
Herbert RI; I'll F. Nichols, %. 1915 Hayes st. ne.
and Pauline Grimm, 2b, 52l Eastern ave.
Ludlow Thomas, 81. 1904 Vernon st. NV,
Lawrenee E. Coleman. 81. I22 81; Sc.
and Doris A. Faulkner 81 1852 Hayes
and Geraldine v. Landers. 10, Berlin,
N. H.
william A. ohlmacher. 80. 265 Concord
ave. NV. and Gloria A. White, 2l.
william Z. Perry. 80, 2O3 seaton pl ne,
and BigEie D. Mattson, 20. 42e 18th st.
Bernard J. Schultz, %. and Ruth E. Pitser,
90, both of 412 10th st. sc.
Willie Head, 36. and Willean Hun, 26. both
Dwisht Y. Lawson. Is. Chattanooga. Tenn.
and Beulah Seals, "a, 514 9th st. sc.
Milton M. Dishman. ~. 3Os Kentucky ave.
Sc, and Helen l.. Lewis, %, 779 Fair
mont st. NV.
Charles M. Hodge. %, 1910 Carrollburs st.
Evening star., 1946-05-07
Callahan Prescribes
Activity as Cure for
Delinquency Problem

Maj. Harvey G. Callahan, super
tntendent Of the Metropolitan Police
Department, addressing the Mich
igan Park Citizens Association at
reception given in his honor last
night, said the juvenile delinquency
problem was the building up of
lot of bug-a-boo that doesn't exist
or isn't justified"
Turning to the Elks Boys Band,
which provided music for the
evening, Maj. Callahan asked. DO
these boys look like Juvenile delin-
quents? Give them something to
do and your confidence in them,
and you won't have juvenile
problem"
Maj. Callahan said thorough in
vestigation was made as a result of
a claim by one of the citizens asso-
Citations that Junior gangsters were
eXtorting money from citizens by
threatening damage to property.
3 Only one such case was turned up,
he said, which proved to be a group
of boys indulging in trick or treat"
Halloween prank by which citizens
are asked to give cookies and apples
with the alternative of losing their
gate.
Most criticism is productive of
good in the end" he said. unless
people point out our shortcomings,
we may go along in complacent,
self-satisfying way"
Wilbur Finch, president of the
Federation of Citizens Associations,
pointed out that interest in civic
affairs has increased considerably in
the last few years.
Allen J. Krouse, former Assistant
United States Attorney, described
Maj. Callahan as "a gentleman of
the new school of police philosophy"
Maj. Callahan was introduced by
Thomas c. Walsh. master of cere-
monies for the evening.
The reception was held in Mon
astery Hall, Fourteenth and Quincy
streets NE
Evening star., 1946-05-07

s:v., and Mary P. Pinckney. Is. 1858
Laxrenee .. wills, se. z.c.t., Va. and
Katherine J. Steele, 81, 1881 Belmont
Nathaniel E. Mitchell Sd, 1860 End st.
NV. and Martha Z. Jones, 3s. 1926
Albert w. Reed: 90. as2 NJ pl. ..w.. and
RoSs4t hst'qs ns2.iss oissr c.nSIs., a. on,o
n. md J. Anna NJ ssd0"'k'' se' jersey City
jerome Becker "a; Belmar, N. J.. and Anna
r: Slavsky. 90, 92S 10th st. ne.
william r. Fortune. 25, and Annie M
Moore, "A. both Of Vienna. Va.
Milon W. Bullock, "a. Manter, Kans. and
Nancy W. Faesch, %. 3602 Albemarle
Howard j. Carswell. 43, New York, and
Marthea H. Graham. 36, 70b 18th st
Vincent B. seno. 40. and Mary Muszuman.
ski, "a, both of New York.
John C.. Dreslin. %. $3.50 Burns st. Sc,
ana Lois v. Wheatley, 22. 1893 Ridge
pl. Sc.
Joseph F., Fulton. 26. Newark. N. J.. and
Mary A. 3. Baillie, 27, 1872 18th st. Sc.
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william A. Thomas, %. lOe b3rd st. ne,
co nS 1sSnss sInls.w WINTER; ss sa h. ss9 Is
Gerald T. startisi, sb. 5227 sth St. NV.
and Frances l.. Stone, 22, 400 Evarts
st. ne.
Thomas r. SyminEton. 4s. Baltimore. and
Mary E. Reyburn. 80, 2129 Florida ave.
Arthur L. vreeman, %, Peru. Ind. and
Vivian L. wilson, 81, 13O c St Sc.
Caswell Z. PEBBLES, %, 2445 18th st. NV,
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and Geneva c. caleaterra. e2. Herrin,
Joseph +; Farr.I. 81, 245e Ontario rd. NV,
Harvey e % q. Gerber. Is. al ana stsiied. j. Hart,
90. both Of Winchester, VI.
Russell San1psi hD;i e. snd csr0yn
Roger l. sallinseT. q. NsT Orleans, and
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ATTENTION HOME SEEKERS
Your Opportunity to Buy Desirable Lot Bankruptcy Sale

Your Opportunity Buy Desirable Lot at Bankruptcy Sale
H. the above sale
postponed and
United state; District
Of
the North East the
building Arlington
c0us, Tn S. AND m Section o
annaon cn s p.eS @ s thereof ss
feet with eshteen alley ~, ,.. .. .
will oner sale as
recorded in Deed Book 4sS e the Land Records said
dollars $500 90? lot with the
Let ths full
andd the
Purchaser
fees h ssnn .asge es.sas be at % shs cost s
LOUIS
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Applications
Marriage License

Under D. C. laUs, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, 1Dait three tull days and
receiue the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
John G Whelley. %. and Martha E. JAG
ouet. %. both of ] 601 44th st. NV.
STEM r. Tersmeden. "a, 2322 Ashmead p
NV. and Ingrid M. Wall, 23. 1900 24tt
st NV.
ney. 43. both of Baltimore
Gerald McKeon, "a, 5000 Connecticut ave
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WHAT DID THE
COAL OPERATORS OFFER?

The coal operators made definite offers to
he unions general proposals. The offers
we're made specific in an effort to get nego-
iations under way; to establish a basis for
cal collective bargaining.
!. Regarding welfare They offered
to explore the establishment of reason
able fund to help in unusual hardship
cases arising directly out of accidents in
coal mines, and to join equally with the
union in paying the cost if the findings
and facts 80 warrant.
Z. Safsty-They offered to work out
codes of safety standards-any desirable
changes to be supported by the miners
and the operators and jointly recon-
mended to the legislatures Of the several
Goa. producing states They proposed also
to give the miners at each mine the right
to have safety committee to make ex-
aminations, recommendations and Jointly
assist in preparing and enforcing safety
rules and regulations.
). Compensation Iaws-They agreed
to make mandatory the acceptance of