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MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

DASHIELL TRANSFER, moving, genera
moving. 30 miles radius: cargo insurance
prompt service. Call DE- 1871, day oil
night and SUNDAYS. Reas. rates.
AETNA MOVING q STORAGE CO.--Loca
and and long distance, No lob too large and
ARE You MoyING;gi lie Ie. the RETuRs
/ ADS BUREAU CORP. take care OF your
moving-day problems; packing, transpor-
tation and storage; many years of expert
ence have made us specialists In ham
ding your household effects; come in and
let us talk It over. Phone Ii. 2984 or Ii
1853. 41s Florida ave. ne. Room 216
LIGHT HAULING, any kind. anytime: con-
tract for regular hauls reasonable rates
VETERAN starting business, win move, you
hauling a speciality, RA. 5000. g.
MOVING, general hauling. trash removal
trunk and baggage Service: any time. AD
YoGR 2eSf p BEST hAi MoovE-BAYNE q scATEs
space available. Don't delay. Phones, IA
FOR QUICK SERVICE, transferring ant
hauling. call SHELVIN DAVIS at NO
7955, day or night.
AT YOUR SERVICE PARCEL DELIVERY
Phone RA. b443 for parcel, furniture
EXPERT FURNITURE MOVING and gen.
eral hauling: immediate service. Daily I'll
9 pm, local, FIR. 6767, CO. 3472. 12'
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates
We will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. EDELMAN'S
MOVING a. STORAGE CO., ia. 1887. u
Ex-SERVICEMAN, white. General haul
day or night. JOHN GLOVER. DE. $3.50
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

city. Cali or come in to see us. ONCE
gssh Issh st antlI pn. osoo J. cR1VELLA' a41s
HAVE TO MOVE. We have numerous
avaabs IN
EIL sgIsg; ri. sssi antiI pm :. 9,
Gated in hnest ioeation, Sesatifuuiiy re-
nfds csaadss4s Ss sG csnss Zn mn.sse s
occupancy; price. $4,000; substantial
sl,,vr eash required 10 For information cali
sass 70 $500 DOWN Houses in all
sections Of the city. Call or come in to
vi ose ssis 99en 14tn uat st DR dso5
FOXHALL vILLAGE-This attractive 'VS. g.
room, tile bath, row brick home, with sas
$1,000 cash s ana s1eo M monlh biseass9 pos asr
session; price, s12 800. Call Stanton
Nc so Rea Etsse and ano kahS sines
HOME HsSd aND Nj INV IInSSvSEsrMENr-a-tamily mod
offered: good ne: location, close to schools.
Transportation tly;ns a and stores; each naor has
beautiful tiled bath with tub and shower:
full basement has attractively finished rec
Sseastion re room with asphalt tiled floor, "a
hardwood floors throughout. steel easement
medern kitchens SOW With h04 sE snd
refrigerators; originally built for 2 families,
se1ep H sssa sHp
s:s4 BEzeoN Esssifd Rfa si ErI4E hy IAHsms Go
FOR VETERANs-s17.s5o. NV. section,
C, Brick detached, 8 blocks from paro-
on sshoes and sS ssoDpns DSsss to o
Large living rm. with fireplace, dining rm,
completely modern kitchen with gas range
ampe aoset spsce satSs sds T
automatic gas heat. large side, porch with
rea ss dre of ens nssarnsa vealsn es ro has
n eaSRs easS sso psr
Ts ssurf sEReE R r. Hs ssz
nNrR MS 1Sgs M,lsT st n.y. ma PAL ,r,o.
RSsass aas basne. sD ss men sssSn Ra
NEARBY MD. vacant; g rooms, modern:
EFT ER me Mcgee Tn wa ssl4 until 9. 3,..s
baths; modern, large lot: fine residential
section; first Offering; prompt occupancy;
$l4,75o. ROBERT MAGEE, WA. 3314
anFAMiLY snfl, si BRICK, 9TH and shepherds SITS,
beat comp.te TsRa vtS 81 Sh5e
KAY REALTY CO.. RA. 1900. 5505
"a ss ssE eEss from and ossp
I'd. Foyer and entrance almost on level OF
sidewalk, oil h.-w.h.; living quarters could
be separated from doctors quarters. Ans
other town house. in same location, with
2-car garage and doctors quarters: all
| ready for use. FREDERICK L. PATTER-
SON. Elk; 5972. Sundays and nights. call
CHEVY CHASE, D. c., near Lafayette
school-Detached brick home only four
years old; three bedrooms, 2 baths, air.
conditioned gas heat; possession by April
1st. THOMAS L. PHILLIPS (Realtorl,
AMERICAN isSs IisA UNIvERsiTY i ,I PaRKmA E lovely
| modern detached brick of rooms, 2
baths, porch, oil aforementioned heat and
garage; this house is in new-house con-
dition and possession can be given. Phone
| DI. 1Q15 until 9 pm. VIM. H. SAUNDERS
CO, Realtors tEstab. 1880, 1919 K st.
NV. DI. 1015.
CAPITOL HILL; SI4.95o-within "a block
| of Library of Congress Annex is this SUBJ
| stantially built and well-taken-eare-of
| house Of s rms. bath. oil heat, 2-car gar.
opening onto Soft. alley. and glassed-in
| property Is excellent and the owner-occu-
pant has purchased another house. Imme-I
date possession may be obtained. Call
District I015 until 9 pm. VIM. H. 6AuN-
pERS CO.. INC. 1919 * st. NV. Estab-
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
BACHELOR will share his connecticr

apaftment with eonseniai congo m e' sentieman; So. So.
W is15 18th 81. NV, Apt. a4-one girl ri to
beds; sS5 mo. AID. O3a5 after pm.
.s NE. Apt. io4. aE. E ASST ssin' 90 "e0s'ef ST.
JEWISH GIRL wishes 2 or 8 girls to. share
aths SIS mon eass sa' 4ies es Easse sEE
foR fSs ns oNE Rf,nisTTS MA Isoa
house, near Connecticut ave. bus: 20 min
utes from downtown: modern conveniences;
1s an address S asg gox 1y iza aIP0gsmen gap
Prefer psss ! employee; g4 sloo; Is49 g s. ne
fsso PARk sb empiosed mSnte girl to
share apt. with other girls; $23. NO
i11S ,iafs a1ass HoLBkooK R@ ST. NE rooms
kitchen and bath: private entrance; SlOO
P6Rss F6Ra AfT Aslsn'10 4a1a. aoo9 and Kitchen
frigerator. semipvt bath, in pvt. home, 3
blocks from Rosslyn, Va; married couple;
Govt. employees preferred. 1851 10th N
ssas AsabesIai HMEs J asT. N.E.-a-room .pt. semi.
furnished, pvt; entrance: gas, elec. furn.
SST 90 w1HE At PRyfGE sasS ftsE 81 e kitchen
next to bath; S45 month. 206 6tf
FSuRN. BEDRM., kit. and porch in pvt
home. No smoking or drinking. Employed
women; $50, I42I Trinidad ne. FIR. 1894
904 E. CAPIToI-Modern home, 2-rm
Adults, $40 mo-, also dble rm. FIR 1863
WANTED-Girl to share apt with 2 other
girls. S27 so mo. ,706 Rock Creek Church
I'd: NV. 3rd floor. IA. 1405 after 6 IN.
SHARE. by middle-age man, with l or
men or couple, Groom completely fur
nished apt, phone. laundry. maid cleaning
service, on K-4 Chillum bus, near shop
ping center Petworth. Sl00 month. Box
462-H, Star. Ts
ONE GIRL to share apt. with others, S45
mo-, everything included. 209 Mississippi
ave. Sc, Apt. 2. Ii. $751;
WANTED-Congenial girl to share 2-bed
rm, apt with another GIRL twin beds: $50
2720 Wisconsin ave. NV, Apt. los, Call
EN-. 5464 after pm.
COL0RED-FURN. arm. apt; immed
occupancy; employed couple. Ii, 2506
after z l. m. 4039 Benning rd. ne $50 mo
COLORED-REFINED COUPLE to share
apt. with couple, Northeast Wash; home
privileges; $40 month. Box 455-H, Star
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BOATS.

BOATs-Arrived at last, full carload OF
new small boats Ready for inspection
TON. INC. sos Maine ave; s.w.. Washing
ton 4. d. C. Executive 3406.
EVINRUDE NEW MOTORS-To be sure OF
spring delivery, order now, with only a 81 G
deposit. We have already begun on de-
iiveries. S. KING FULTON, INC, sos
Maine ave. s.w.. Washington A, DC. Exec
OWENS CRUISERS and sailing auxiliary
cutters. Place your order now. Call
LARRY JERMAN, factory repr., WO
CHRYsLER MAINE ENGINES-In stock
available for immediate delivery. New low
prices S. KING FULTON, INC, sos Maine
ave. s.w., Washington 4, D. C. Executive
EAGLE GAS CANs-At last we have then
for you. 5-galilon. 21a-gallon. 1A-gallon
King eRd so Maas shes
sw: sw:: Wash@ington M @ 4; D. c; ; Executive 34o6s
sound, reasonable. Wo. 1435 after
Ir Pm or write Bog ll3-J. Star:
good condition, S125 At bl30
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

FROZEN HORSE MEAT. Doberman Pin
Axe reesseTed sSetIand seep dogs. s Axe
rsslstersd; 1nh e and eo6n mixed-brsed pups: Pc PET
Church Falls Church 2440
BOXERS, pups that you will be proud to
own and show; champion sired, Axe reg.
AL. 0S05 10s
DANDIE, Dinmont terrier. gray, male. o
mos, all innoculations, fine pedigree; SIS.
COCKER sPxNIEL PUPPIES. weeks old.
wormed; 3 males e red and white parti-
color 1 red: beautiful litter, ready to go
black and se sre aaa
setter; red Gall Rockville 81:
M M$ss to good good home. e cali EN-. 1877
s PUPS, white spitz. for sale. Call any
time after 5 pm. FIR. $3.50, or ME. 1855.
CANARIES, male. female; parakeets, all
colors; hnches, mated pair. 405 10th st.
Boston TERRIER PUPPIES, male and
Hagerty and Royal Kid line. Oh. 1919. N'
COCKER, black male, Axe. months old;
SE0 Alexandria T4S0
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AVIATION.

AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION, con-
venient to central and NV. Washington
and pnar Virginis; Zoo CONGRESSIONAL AIR
DE Luxe TAYIoRcRAFT 1e4s. for i'm.
mediate delivery Call oL; $500;
venient to central, ne. and Sc Washing
ton. HYDE FIELD, Spruce 0SSS.
For information cali Greenbeit 59S6.
TRIMMER AMPHIBIAN, the plane of .util.
ity. Fol-. info, orders on this .sensationa
twin.-eng'd light, Amphibian call Common;
wealth Distributor, COASTAL AVIATION
CORP, Suite 4o2: Southern Bid. RE. 3s3s
FLY THE SKYRANGER NOW! Know the
thrill of handling this splendid plane with
its roomy cabin. high speed, long range
and full equipment. Call Commonwealth
Distributor. COASTAL AVIATION CORP,
PIPER CUB. JIG. perfect condition. com;
pietely rebuilt with first-class material
hours on engine since being rebuilt;
has never been in crash 1400 No.
Kenilworth street., Apartment s. Airing
EVERY ONE WHO FLIES needs complete
syiI1 syia5ion inSgEance protection Consult
Vermont ave. NV, District hoo.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

LARGE TRIPLE ROOM for girls, 2 meals
daily and Sunday breakfast; $3.50 per
month. North 8492
18th AND COLUMBIA RD., 1901 Bntmore
ST. girls to share lovely front triple
room with another girl; twin beds, 2 meals
a day including Sunday Call MRS,
SAMPLE. Adams 9607.
1926 18th ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished
warm rooms with running water. switch
r.
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE, 1712 New
Hampshire ave. n.w.-A few attrac vacan-
cies for girls in this popular guesthouse
lS45 LANIER PL. N.W.-Twin- bed rms
for girl to share with another girl; 9
closets bathrooms; excel. meals, laundry
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kOOMS fUkN.-Nothwest (Sont.l /.
I441 .FAIRMoNT ST. N,W.--Newly fur.
S37 so monthly. Girls only;
1853 IRVING ST. N.W.---1st-foor-front
single room, one lady, available at once
S35 mo. Phone Co $500.
5I9 BUTTERNUT ST. N,W.-Double rm
for or 2. double bed, in private home
20 min. downtown, bus and streetcar. ia
2499. S35. single; S45. double.
furnished single room; so week
1921 9th ST. N.W.--Young lady, pvt
home. No drinking or smoking; exp. bus
service; $50 month. RA. 1854.
COL0RED-1U36 PARK RD.i several COM
Portable rooms for single and married
persons; $4;50 and IS weekly. AID. bs6s
COLORED-T53 FAIRMoNT ST. NV
Fol-, man only: elderly man preferred; $5
CoLoRED-ssss SHERMAN AVE. NV
Single room for. one employed man; nc
drinking; SIS wkly r.
COLORED-s11 lst ST NV. rm. and kit
Tor light housekeeping for quiet man and
DI 6S03 Wednesday from g to & E,m
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PROFESSOR desires room, private bath;
Chevy Chase preferred. Box 406-H. Star
THREE BUSNESswOMEN, executives.
seek 3 comfortable bedrooms. preferably
n private home permanent; references.
Reply Box 435-H. Star. 7s
STUDENT. veteran, and employed wife
desire warm double room. preferably with
private bath; breakfast desirable, but op-
tionai Northwest section only. Give
rates: Box 4l1-H, Star. 81
REFINED LADY. employed-single room
near 5th and M SITS. NV. MISS NAL
0RY; L0RY; New COLONIAL Hotel newsstand. 8.
QUIET SINGLE, by young gentleman. a
worker: prefer Dupont Circle
area; area ~ Marsh d l; s25. BOX 432-H Star z.
private entrance, by employed, settled
MASTER BEDROOM. private bath. access
to phone: middle-aeed executive; tenn
WAVE desires room in private home or
share apartment, vicinity of 18th ST. or
Conn. ave. Phone NE. 216l, Ext. 720,
QUIET LADY, permanent Govt. employe,
desires .sS , l. b X room for not later than
FURNISHED, for approx one month, Army
aviator. wife. prefer Arlington. CHI. s502,
or RE g40O, Ext a106 81
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COAL, WOOD ono FUEL OIL.

SCRAP LUMBER, firewood. -Sl0-S15 and
$50 per load: wholesale and retail. AT,
5919. COOPER SUPPLY CO.
stove wood. JAMES H. McAIIISTER, Sr.,
Falls Church. Va. Administer 1879 12'
SEASONED HARDWOOD SLABS, any
length. S15 a cord delivered. Phone
Fails Church 1902
SEASONED CoRDWooD, 12. 1e. IS. 90
"a and 80 inch. prompt delivery. AT
2-YEAR-OLD SEASONED OAK, Is to "a
inches; delivered Washington and vicinity
$50 cord. EN-. 243S.
ANDlRONS, fire TOOLS. screens and all nre-
place goods repaired and refinished. d. l.
CROMWELL. 72s3 18th ST. NV NE. l134
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

CANADIAN GIRL desires room and board
in private home, NV. section. UN. 1882
after s pm.
YOUNG WAR WIDOW wishes board. single
room with pleasant people IN single home
to June lst. Box 459-H, Star. 90
RETIRED ARMY SERGT, bachelor: private
family; Arlington preferred: $50 limit
ia ckson 2ll4. So
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HOUSES EXCHANGED

EXCHANGE RENTAL, Groom suburban
Philadelphia house at $50 for one in ne.
or NV. D. C. or suburbs. to SIS. Box
266-H, Star s.
COUPLE and 2-year -old son will ex-
change 3-bedroom furn. house in Alexan-
dria for ] or 2 bedroom house or apt. in
or near Fails Church, furn. or unfurn
TIE 4352 r.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ABOUT FEB. ae-To settled Navy offcer
and wife: no children or pets; four months
only: furnished house; gentiles. Box 409-H,
Star.
ALExANDRIA-Modern 2-br. house. men
only; maid service: no drinking parties.
Box 45S-H Star
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POULTRY q EGGS.

BARRED ROCK PULLETS, 41a months old
Call AT 3549 after g p.m Re
COMPLETE EQUIPMENT for going into
egg and fryer business, including 12-ton
paneled truck. Call WA. 6795.
10 NEW HAMPSHIRE RED laying hens
year old this month. This is above
average grade of chicken. Randolph S700
| LAYING HENS Q2), Barred Rock. Call
Ertnce 02Qo-I
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

ANACoSTIA, 1898 Talbert st. Sc. hall
bldg, one 5-room apt, one GROOM apt
and one Broom ant; one apt vacant; 9
car garage: oil heat; lot contains about
10000 SO. it. of land: high elevation: can
be seen any time. H. H. CARTER, 613
I5th ST. n;wso telephone MA. 417s. eve
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ROOMS fURNIsHED-Mp. ond VA

DOUBLE ROOM, semiprivate bath. cony
transp.; located in Arlington. Glebe 6S77
NO. CHEVY CHASE-Large front double
room. twin beds. 3 exposures, sun deck
adjoining, with private family; near Conn
ave. bus; gentlemen preferred; S25 each
RrrAasS. W. 1925 ,,, co.,,u 8.
ting room, adjoining semiprivate, bath
twin beds; adult tgentile) home, S65 pei
month: two gentlemen: local references
aIO6 -42nd AVE, Hyattsville, Nd
Double rm., for l gentleman, $3.50 wk
RRIiNGToS-a 9RiGR $TeS refined Girl, or eoun,.
nice. clean twin beds: bus one block; SD
1923 NO. MCKINLEY RD., Arlington
Large room, private bath, for gentleman
$40 mo-: excellent trans. CHI 4253.
1 DBL. twin beds, S12 wk.: / single, Sc
wk; new home and furniture; Va block
to bus TIE, 1861
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CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

HORSE for sale, registered, thoroughbred
bay mare: sound, gentle. careful jumper,
2-year-old billy goat; one l-year-oid doe,
registered. came from Honey Valley Ranch
stock. One mother goat ready to kid third
time, good mixer; one doe, 1 year old;
reasonable. Address F. FEIFEL, Accokeek,
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp.

COLORED-UNFURN. 1-room apt, semi.
private kitchen and bath. Call In person
after 5 pm. Wednesday, or Thursday be-
tween am. and PM; 90 month
1924 18th st. NV
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HOUSES UkFURNIsHEp.

FINE OLD ALEXANDRIA brick house, un-
furn., lge. cor. lot, inclosed yard, on bus
line, near schools; entrance hall. living rm
dining rm., 2 master bedrms. and other
bedrms.; coal stoker furnace, stove, re-
frigerator. For appointment, call Temple
5445 between z and pm
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

IBULLDOZER SHOVEL for hire. Call after
O'Clock, Ii. 1878. and all day Sunday
BULLDOZER for rent; available immedi-
ately. MR.. BOND, RE. 2727 12s
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ROOMS FURNlSHED-S.E. ond S.W.
1919 ALABAMA AVE. S.E.-Large front
room and bath for 3 refined employed
girls; cony. to Census; bus at corner, $50
mo. ea. FIR. 1886
1852 S ST. S.E.-Nicely furnished room
for 2: double bed: 5000 ca. Ii. 4043,
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ROOMS UkFuRkISHEp.
ROOMS WANTED

1920 LYMAN PL. N.E.-Large front room
unfurn., for couple; S35 a month.
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PIANoswWe PSsV have have Several reconditionee
aa ReOre ssnSs ssls K e fSs' 1893
NV. lbetWeen 18th and 14th SIS: n;w.l
PIANo-Fine old Krakauer. $500 Bunker
Hill rd., Mt. Rainier Nd. Phone y. UN
PfaaSSo, apt, med. upright chickering
perfect eonditien, lovely Tone with BENCH
SAso sssR. ,sss stoves somnsts s,pa'
tables chsir jugs lcenSx xenies hlgn .ter
prgssetii pin's 81. cnSss7i ISs7. 'ani''e' ~
PIANO. Foster baby grand. besutitulI ruI, tone %n
Tgss PiaN6. Se'Tsaas Kmsan III psr!or grand exceIlen
condition. Phone MI. 4047 morning o.
PIANos-4 beautiful grands, apt.;;siz,
Estey, like new, S695: apt.-size Marsnail Z
tory. rebuilt and reinished, Sl,l95; 6 eft
liberal tIsdsn alevaess sc E0Yp5 pASe S
s5Ss iiSs e st &c Az zszi
seecons gRs ons ea hf low
offer such a wide selection at low prices
saoP. eiaoP 1io4 ash 9Th Fl 'sE ST. n:w. IA. ISL
RoPGokN rs e a.ss MACHINE a. fSS HSmnsr'a sl:'
PUMP. shallow % well. CAN Spruce oss2-J.
RADIATORS, steam: 5000 #. Now in use
I4os st. NV. ARROW. HOO s. Capitol
RADIO for sale. Hallicrafters, sac, brand,
new, most advanced in very high FIRE.
uuency, high fidelity receivers: combines
AM. FIN and CIV reception; .freauenc,
range 27 s me to 143 me: price. 5000
Call Elk. 3o62 after Y pm.
RADI0S-We have radios and phono
served. PARK RADIO Co, II 4e F ST. n "
RADIO. Philco, tropic model. bands
maple bookcase: also mans suit, new
half price, Can IA. 1o16 Thurs. am
RADIOS. 3 table models. S14 so each: ex
cellent tons; STEPHENSON. 1909 st
RADIO - Beautiful late-model. 13-tub
Philco; walnut cabinet' sacrifice. s15o
RADfoS@we have brand-new table mod
els available for immediate delivery
KITS, 1880 G. st. NV.
RADIO. DeWald sa.c. and de-; beautiful
ivory. plastic modern cabinet, late mode
sasprifice s, S2s "a ,. l257.
automatic changer; played very little: In
perfect condition; s165. RE- 1907. IL
Evening star., 1946-10-28

be their country versatility their obit accompany
with such poised their comforting
warmth on chilly day whatever each Of
college girl homenoker commuter
with neobe and snoness that
keyed tempo Fourth Floor literally blossoms with beouti
full all wool glorious shades diversified weoves
foe you prove inspiring Of Christmas gifts
Peggy Poker sweater oIwoo red burgundy eoX
oreen nav, and hIe Sizes % to o44--- .8ss
Golonds delightful Hewins Knubby Wool Cardigan, hand
ondfnshed Soft shades Of pink yellow beige,
navy rose blue "a '0
-Doys" cardigan. Bright red and blue.
szss "a 70 40 sus'
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The state Of THIS union IS excellent

Inspired meeting Mens superb fobrcs cut from McCos
expe patterns Fabulous suede suitng wool
dropeobIe cepes pebble ung Glen Pod and
Houndsoot worthy fabrics by Mken and exclusively in
Wohnqton owoos that have the almost forgotten
aood feeling preor days that pleasure work with and
reflect the newest research and design
The and very high fashion and such -
reasonable 70 y
csecndr
Evening star., 1946-10-28

Glen pIoid and hounds
Hartford chronicle., 1946-08-03
0rllegas Hold Big Session

Last Saturday Edward W. Dix on, District Representative of Omega Psi Phi fraternity accom- panied by c. M. Solomons, c M. Roberson and A. T. Clarke, all of the Eta Phi chapter, motored to Hartford, to present a charter to the newly-organized graduate chapter in that city.
 The new chapter, hereafter to be known as Tan Iota, was organ ized through the efforts of Vasco Hale, now itsfi rst basileus. Mr. Hale, in spite of personal handi- caps that would discourage most men, can be held up as an ex- ample of all the cardinal principles of his fraternity.
 Following the presentation of the charter, there was a party at the home of MT. Hale. Among the ladies present were Mrs. Dixon and Mrs. Roberson who accompa- nied their husbands from Boston. To Mrs. Hale, the hostess, goes the credit for giving the social touch.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-08-03

(COntinued from page D
 (a) Will you support a resolu-
 tion to abolish that Com mittee?
 Welfare Legislation
 7. Will you vote for housing legislation such as the Wagner Ellender-Taft Housing Bill which provides for the construction of million units annually of public and private housing?
 8. Will you actively work for the passage of health legislation such as the WagnerIMurray Ma tional Health bill, providing for prepaid health insurance, mater nal and child care aid?
 9. Will you vote to amend the Fair Labor Standards Act so as to increase the minmimun1 wage for persons covered by the Act from 4Oc per hour to 65c the first year, roc the second and 75c the third?
 10. Will you actively work for the early consideration and pas sage of legislation such as the Wagner-Murray-Dingell Bill ex- tending the benefits of Social Se- curity laws to domestic and agri- cultural workers?
 12. Will you offer and work for the adoption of amendments de- signed to prohibit racial segrega- tion and discrimination whatever Federal funds are used to aid edu- cation, housing, health and em- ployment?
 Armed Forces
 IS Will you work to promote theintegration of qualified citi- zens in all branches of the armed forces without regard to race, reli- zion or national origin?
 Veterans
 14. Will you work to assure that veterans of minority races re- ceive full benefits and participate
Hartford chronicle., 1946-08-03
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By MARTY RICHARDSON

and even though you do not score this as indicative of much achieve ment, there are those who do. I do not honestly believe, as your article implies, that you expect Negro groups to support and pat ronize Negro establishments re- gardless of their facilities, merely because they are Negro-owned. [ agree with you that 1t is unfortun- ate that there are not more Negro owned and sponsored halls. How ever, the deficits that you list as minor, ie. "bad management, lack of vision, ct cetera", are in my opinion major ones. They are the essence of good business. More over, is this democracy of ours the AKA's are privileged to hold their affairs wherever they choose.
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 I think as a matter of record the AKA's hvae always made use of facilities of the race whenever they meet the standards of clean Illness, service, and proper reputa- ton. I do not state these things to white-wash the sorority. How ever, in all fairness of mind, the spirit in which the members have dedicated themselves to their race and community deserves fair treatment from our own local Ne gro press. Every member feels the grave responsibility of being a Negro and all that it implies. She also appreciates the good fortune that is hers in being able to go to college, and is therefore deter mined to justify the great task that is hers and every persons of the race.
 l would appreciate the publica- tion of this open letter to you SO that the public, having both sides of the situation, can judge for it. self.
 Sincerely yours,
 Carmen A. Ramsey Vice President of Epsilon Chapter .... Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority
Hartford chronicle., 1946-08-03
Armed Forces

Manila, Philippine IslandsITech- nician Fourth Grade Norman c. Brown, IA Bower St. Roxbury, Mass, is one of the members of the 810th Engineer Aviation Bat talion stationed near here who are returning home under the Army's Rehabilitation plan. at- tached to the same unit Armond $. Furey, son of MT. and Mrs. Armond s. Furey, ST., 40 Lincoln been promoted to the grade of Staff Sergeant.
 Okinawa - Among the Regu- lar Army enlistees assigned to Port companies charged with the unloading of supplies and equip nent at- the Port of Naha is Pvt. Francis Nj. Caesar, SIP West St., Pittsfield, Mass.