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Eastern Connecticut news., 1946-11-23
Do You Know How Social Security
 Protects Your Children?

If you die-no matter what your age-YOUR CHILD may be elig- ible for monthly survivors bene- fits until he or she is 18.
 When you collect retirement benefits under old-age and sur vivors insurance = YOUR CHILD may receive a monthly check amounting to one-half of yours, if he or she is under 18.
 Before these benefits can be col lected, a claim must be filed for them at the local Social Security office.
 For further details about the protection Social Security can give you and your family, read the pamphlet Federal Old-Age and Survivors Insurance" Copies may be secured from the local Social Security Office located at
 Social Security Administration
 204 Post Office Building
 New London, Connecticut
Eastern Connecticut news., 1946-11-23

Ardy's wife for instance. She knew that money was kept out of every one of his pay checks for social Eecurity. But she imag- ined, just as you did, that it was only for his o1d-age retirement.
 Well, after I had phoned the Social Security Administration of- flee about Andy's death, l went to his house and explained to his wife that Andy's social security insur- ance covered her and the children too. A week or so later, offered to help her get her proofs togeth- CT. These are very simple-her marriage certificate and so on. Andy'S house is quite a way out of town SO I brought her to the Social Security Administration of- flee in my jalopy to make sure there'd be no time lost in filing her claim."
 s'It came to $6O.0O a month, didn't it, Joe?"
 Mot quite, Pete. She now gets checks every month for $57.23. One check is for $24.53-she gets that one because she's Andy's Wid- ow and has his young children in her care. The other two checks $16.35 each-are in behalf of the children"
 ''How long will these checks come to herr"
 Well, let's see. There are two children, you know, Tommie and little Bess. Tommie is three years old now. Bess IS about about one year old. The youngsters checks will keep coming each month till their eighteenth birthday. Tom mic won't be 18 for fifteen years. Bess will be 18 two years later.
 ''When Bess is 18, her mothers check will stop too-to begin once more when she is 65 years old, pro- vided she hasn't married again"
 "Joe, how much do you reckon Andy's family will receive in so- cial security benefits-all togeth- er?"
 'I figured that one out the oth- CT night, Pete. Looks to me like about $15,O00 if Andy's widow lives out her full life span"
 And how much did Andy pay in taxes-social security premiums, they're called, aren't they-while he was Working?"
 About $126.O0, Pete. But re- member, the firm we work for matched this amount penny for penny when they sent it in to the Government"
 Where did you learn all this, Joe?"
 "I'll tell you, Pete. Our Social Security Committee meets with the manager of the Social Security Ad- ministration office. We've gone over some of the main points of the old-age and survivors insur- ance system with him. And he has given us some explanatory leaflets to read. They are written
Eastern Connecticut news., 1946-11-23
What About Social Security?

Part H. File Claims for Insurance Benefits Promptly
 This social security insurance did right well by Andys widow and the kids, didn't it, Joe? You all helped that didn't you?
 ''Wel, littIe Pete This is how it was Often it is necessity to tell fellows family after he has died that they ought to go the Social Security Administration o and if there is something coming to them his ca security account If there s they should ask for it. file clam-and file promptly. It shouldn't be necessary tell them this The should have about his odage and survivors insurance before he died.
Eastern Connecticut news., 1946-11-23

Commercial bushes on lips and cheeks are not such a modern" acquisition under date of May II, 1854, the inimitable Samuel Pepy's penned in his famous diary: T now observed how women be- gan to paint themselves, formerly a most ingnominiouS thing"
Eastern Connecticut news., 1946-11-23

President Truman General Albert OrSbOn world leader The Salvation Army the White House he starts 20 of the Western General OrbOn Saliva iOniSS 97 countries colonies all globe.
Evening star., 1946-11-03
; Held as Suspects
In Criminal Assault
On Mother Of Two

Three colored men are being held
at No. 9 precinct today in connec-
ton with an alleged criminal as
sault and robbery of a 24-year-
old mother of two small children in
her apartment in the 1700 block Of
Trinidad avenue NE, yesterday
morning.
After the men are questioned the
woman will probably be asked to
try to identify them, police said.
Earlier yesterday police released two
colored men after, it was said the
woman could not identify either of
them as her assailant.
After being examined at Gallinger
Hospital the woman told police the
occurred soon after her hus-
band left for work.
She said that she opened the door
of her apartment to investigate q
noise in the hallway, a colored man
was in the corridor, saying he was
there to clean the hall. He followed
her into the apartment and as
saulted her, she told investigating
officers.
The woman told police her two
daughters, one baby and the other
about az years old, were in the
apartment during the incident, and
that the man took $6 from her
pocketbook before leaving.
Evening star., 1946-11-03

Scores Of slogans are being re-
ceived daily in the contest to select
an ofiicial keynote for the current
District traffic safety campaign,
Chairman Arthur j. Sundlun Of the
Commissioners Traffic Advisory
Board said yesterday.
Hundreds of slogans have come
in, but we want slogans from all
workers and executives, children
and grandparents" Mr.. Sundlun
added. "The traffic safety campaign
needs the support of every District
citizen"
The contest. in which cash prizes
are being offered, will continue
through next Sunday.
Suggestions have been received on
business letterheads, social station
cry, post cards and scraps of paper,
Mr.. Sundlun said.
Evening star., 1946-11-03
Safety Slogan Contest

The Commissioners TRAFFIC
Advisory Board is seeking q
slogan for use in the current
traffic safety campaign and Is
offering cash prizes. The de-
tails:
The contest is open to every
one. 1t closes at midnight, No
vember 10. Slogans should be
not more than six words in
length. Entries will be judged
by board selected from mem
bership of the Advertising Club
of Washington. First prize is
500; second is $50; third Is $25,
and there are five prizes Of IS
each. A certificate accompanies
each award.
Entries should be mailed to
Traffic Slogan Contest, Room
1o11, Municipal Center, 301 c
street NV, Washington ].
D. G..
Evening star., 1946-11-03

He offered the following as exam
Piles of how safety-conscious Wash
ingtonians are thinking:
BE Here Tomorrow-Be Careful
Today"
"Use Less Gas and Live Longer" !"
stop. Look, Listen-Dont Be
Missin'."
ASK the Undertaken Before JOY
riding"
Lose a Minute-Save Lifetime" I"
Mr.. Sundlun emphasized that
judging would not begin until No.
vember IL.
Many of the entrants offered sug-
gestions on safe driving In letters
accompanying their slogans. One
man urged that the winning slogan
be placed on signs hung beneath
every traffic signal light.
Evening star., 1946-11-03
Hacker Injured in Crash;
Driver Pinned Under Car

Edward H. Kerr, 40, of 234 Thirty
third street NE, suffered q back
injury when his taxicab and an au-
tomobile collided yesterday at North
Dakota avenue and Quackenbos
street NV.
The driver of the other car, Ar
thur G. Batemsn, 81, of 336 Quack-
enbos street NV, was trapped wher
Evening star., 1946-11-03

his vehicle overturned but was un-
injured.
Mr.. Kerr was taken to Emergency
Hospital. His condition was re-
ported good.
Evening star., 1946-01-04
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tcont.)

FILING CABINET, legal size reasonable
FuRNiTuRE and home furnishings of all
removal @ al W Mr.. JERRY. TR. r. sso6 90 ~ 'o"''
FURNITURE and household effects. drapes,
Households Phone hone; EX. s765. SPOT eis cash.
prompt remoyals; win cali, GOOD NEIGH
M and si househoId aa ss Effects of tn
better kind wanted at once; viii buy suites.
9dd pesss oE entire nh ho@s Please call
FTRNrTukE. n orie-a.Drae. rae Gina China glassware.
Eye i5hs5"a5s Can hsass' ssap
4 Kahn: nc: 5s years at S35 + st NV NV
or solid walnut dr. cha. Chairs, song SxTs ss, rug,
rose or green, BACKGROUND, not too elaborate
design: bed-davenport, and matching arm
feet long, 3 radiator covers about 2S in.
high;; hBal; 3S in. long; Electrolux cleaner. TIE.
FURNITURE, inner-spring mattress We
buy, entire household Prompt removal.
q Gall Us 81 for highest prices, MI, 977s.
used MGad poo6 s to Also paao
Call evenings, Republic 1872. 8.
GOLD, silver and copper coins wanted.
q 8; gold, any date, S37 each. Box
s.l SOLD aiamena;; sllvsS; We PAY hig5sss oas
MUsIcAL INsTRuMENTs-Highest cash
pTiees FSe paid Gail RePnbts sSI2 S S,dst KITS
and sahss So Sc SS 1s
each; auto tires and tubes, 10c each: deliv-
cred our warehouse. If you cannot deliver
your ACCUMULATION please phone US; WASH.
NEWSPAPERS wanted. soc per 100 lbs.;
Boks rapa nd IS sSe 1Go s Sc
deliver your accumulation please phone Us.
AES SpNK G ass 81 soo Dsr P POO R s
books and magazines. S5c per 100 lbs,
house rags. &c per lb;; auto battries 60c
delivered our warehouse II you, cannot
deyeT d ,iN yoYr accumE5ation' please phone US.
SK S ns Ga bnonzss an9 AR SaTEs s92
Of art, collectors items OF all types. Box
PIANo0Wil pay cash for a spinet,
small apartment upright or grand. Phone
PiiNosVGrands. apartment uprights, OIL
sooo psnos M "a, aEh PPf FAM
PIANOS, grand. upright. spinet or apt.
size, any SIZE; i1oo any condition. Will pay
PIANOS WANTED. We are still paying ex.
cellent prices for desirable used pianos OF
all kinds, despite the number OF new pianos
immediate estimate of how much we can
pay you for your piano. In many cases We
Sdusl Srf St coIoNAh 5Nf ofs P1ANo % sHoP Ii0 h
9th ST. NV. MA. 2965
PRINTING PRESS. approxima tely SX10.
auto or hand fed Box 496-B. Star
SEWING MACHINES-We buy all types;
repair hemstitching, buttons covered,
pleating, 917 F st. RE. 1900. RE 23l1.
SEWING MACHINE, heavy-duty, suitable
leatherette. MR.. BOND, RE. 272T. g.
STERLING SILVER, flatware service for
= or more. Also bowls. trays, etc. Box
AM INTERESTED in buying old jewelry,
silver, china, bric-s-brac. old glass. DORA
MILESTONE, ME. 6013.
CASH FOR YOUR BOOKS. stamp collec-
tion old glass. china and silver; private
party. co 5153.
ALL KINDS of old-fashioned picture
frames clocks and furniture bought for
cash. EN-. 1905 and give address. s.
WILL TRADE 1912 Harley motorcycle,
fully equipped, for good used car. WA.
Evening star., 1946-01-04
MISCELLANEOUS WANIEp.

ACCORDIoNS-Any size or make: high
est ,,;; cash prices prizes paid. Call MR.. FAssEN,
ADDING ADDING MACHINE. standard make. small
or medium size; cash. Phone Ordway 36S7
ADDING MACHINES ana typewriters
sSire re; ss$s: OFFICE MAeH1NEs
S1 BSns MacsNE sss l4sb ftDearels sna n
Eye; ;,al1d and sun;; ;;;o;, &c; 4625: week. DI. 1872.
aad sna yeesed
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. si3 l4th
ANTIQUE FURNITURE, art objects, bet
apoIpt snt ganted sesd At once. Please call MR..
iiRMYf; AMY oFfICER's FF Frs UNIFORM and equip
RE: 5000. EXT. 1888; and AT. S242. 5.
BEDROOM: dining. living room furniture;
@STnr coTev Of D or safsss houss
BEDROOM sufTEs. 0fShl dining RI room Gs'. suites
living room pieces, rugs. gas ranges and
once; will pay highest possible prices. No
ME- MR RAb9 5svf Nx o so ss please call
eash sa saSR sss Sa9fe eenns snp's ass
CAMERAS, photo. equipment both amateur
Roro SOC Hsss st. aoFP r
CARPET SWEEPER, in good condition,
CHINA fLATEs. a3I5 cups, platters, etc. with
foreign markings; Dresden, Schuman,
Meissen, Coalport, Sevres, etc. Box 7O-C,
Star. g.
used clothing. BERMAN'S. 1929 7th st.
NV. ME; 1857 Open ewes. Will call
CLOTHlNG-Better prices paid for mems
used clothing. Harry's. 113S, 7th st. NV.
DI. 6769 Open ewes Will call
CLOTHING Cmen's), luggage. radios, ETC.,
wanted: We nay highest cash prices. s &
DIAMONDS, GOLD. Highest cash prices
paid Get our offer before you sell
ARTHUR Markell. $40 r St.
DIAMONDS and old gold. diamond watches
and discarded jewelry. Cash paid ERNEST
BURko INC. Ga 18th NV. DI. 2773
and firearms always highest price paid
also choice Of diamonds on hand. MAJ
Evening star., 1946-01-04

STUDIO APT, suitable 10 bachelor; 2
rms kit; and bath and fireplace; mostly
No Ri RggS Se' couf, 1 at atAR5e Dapont a9 Cree
WILL suBLET one-room bachelor apart
men, mooern furniture, new building. Box
Nicely FURNISHED bedroom, living
room kitchen and pvt. bath; suitable for 3
1907 c ST. S.E.-Large bedroom and COM
plete kitchen for girls, $3.50 each per
W0N Tesk AftsE o5 Pm weekdays; W sSa Ii 3s46
be considerate. share housekeeping: lovely
Wte des abou Po se Box aooc Star fe
bath; al! FACILITIES included, for 8 working
. ROOMS, to couple, husband employed:
tend furnace: one child permitted; 500
FrRNisHED FTt Isl i APT. for rent: s6o. adults
1900 Zoo FARkAGus f,i ( si Sc ST N.w-Nonhouss-
i4aI SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. sE.-Liv-
ing rm., bedrm. and large kitchen; Frigid-
NEAR SEs IIIaR LIBRARY 1 pV6Fn Of CONGRESS- front
rms With stl stshen aa FIgid
al sss s G St kts ne SH csll LII mo o76S s6ch INQUIRE
1905 10th ST. NW-Apartment to share
with another young lady. 25 to 30; S35
THE ARGYLE APT. Apt. 4os. $3.50 18th
ST. n.w.-Mi0dle-aged lady to share apt,
with another lady; $40 month Call CO.
5342 at any time g.
653 MARYLAND AVE. NE, 3rd floor
rooms. employed married couple; no drink
ing; near , carlines; SIS per wk.
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM in apartment,
breakfast privil.. for l or , girls; $40 a
month each. RE. 5000. Ext 1898. before
$50 pm. 115 D st. Sc. Apt. ..
ONE GIRL to share modern apt. with 4
other girls; unlim. phone, laundry privi-
leges; SO. Az 18th ST. ne, FIR. 3144.
CoLoRED-REFINED and intelligent girl
to share apt. rooms with another girl;
Sl2 so per week. GE. 2502. $3.50 War
der st. NV. Call in person after 3 pm.
Evening star., 1946-01-04
ROOMS fURkIsHED-korthwest.

1919 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Desirable va
cancles for rent, triples, spaces in doubles,
S25 90; l single, $40 Scott Circle; men
1915 HAMILTON ST. NV. nice and con-
venient location on upper 18th st.--Large,
pvt. bath, lots of closet space; transp facil-
tiles for bus and streetcar for working
young ladies only. $50 each. Call RA
ssso 81 9Th M sr NV WeeaaaSs feofner Porter st,
Space in large, master bedroom for refined
young woman; home and surroundings will
e be s SW t. be ee4ter
roundings will have to be seen to be ap-
5ses asesiatsd FTIToS sSs ssfh ST. NV near Wis and
uniim phone, close transp.. semipvt,
bath, laundry facilities: .sa5 each per
?S3sn s sa' sasuarn ar' os
HorfG Gns GoTsE fHsPe os 5 each &C.
2 blocks ,Greyhound bus station-Rooms,
S2,$3 SaS Gay DAY EXs EGX1ss 1855: u
HOME FOR BUsfNEsSMAN. Chevy ' chase.
near connecticut ave. bus, 30 minutes from
81. ST. cHAKIEs Misffs fe GUEsTHoUsE. hH s4o1 18th
st. NV. formerly the Egyptian Legation-,
NOW available avail, e,I to select girls, S675 and
1922 18th ST. N.w.-1 girl to. share. with
z other girls: large room; unlim. phone.
for Z d siTls;. .saa ss5 each. $500 Window pl
PIETfwoRHfiH?' Sa7 Quincy St. Nw.-Larg,
room. porch, double bed, inner-sprins
81. and esr asS line; s!s .seh a9 seq seq
Evening star., 1946-01-04
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE.

AETNA MOVING & STORAGE CO.-Local
and long distance. No Job too large and
none too small. II. 100.
ARE YOU MOVING? Let the RETURN
LADS 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. 1884 or Ii
1859. 41e Florida ave. ne, Room 216
ATTENTION. GOVT. WORKERS-Moving
done at your convenience. day or night;
reas. rates. CO. 94S3, HORTON TRANS.
LIGHT MOVING JOBS, trunks. etc. Day
Ex-sERv1cEMAN {White5, general haul
ing and moving; reasonable rates, depend
HARRY's TRANsFER-Movine van serv-
ice, delivery service: any type. day or
night. Prompt. Reliable. MA. 0776. g.
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates.
We will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. EDELMAN'S s
MOVING & STORAGE CO. ia. 2937. So
MOVE THE SAFE WAY-Move the Bayne
& Scates way, experienced white help, fre-
PIoof P1oa n,apa wsIehoHse H foT storage Day
sToRAGEE" o1 A;E"s; SPACE ACE AVAILABLE, $4,000 50.
ft.; local moving, padded vans, reasonable
rates; packing, Grating of all kinds; prompt
service. ME. 2042, MANHATTAN STOR-
AGE & TRANS. CO., 500 N. Y. ave. NV
Evening star., 1946-01-04
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

CARROLL SPRINGS INN, Forest Glen, Nd,
miles White House. 40 rooms, hot and
cold running water. large dining room and
lounge: bus services and car pools. SH.
6929
1903 N. H. AVE. N.w-Double and triple
rooms. AD 1857.
ONE SINGLE, some fine doubles for men
or couples only, ceiling rates. SINGERS,
1856 ST. NW.-Rooms with board for
refined young women: S42 so and S47.50
iioi iioI'-i't 18th ST. N.w.-vacancy in triple
room. ideal location. switchboard. choice
VACANCIES for young ladies to share
excellent transportation. unlimited phone
1918 18Th ST. N.E.EYoUungo olH- gil to share
room with another girl; twin beds; 2 clos
cts; private home. MI. 1890.
double bed; End floor. via back stairs; run
Month nlnS Waseb eaeb MY M g9qd meals s0o per
1850 KAL0RMA RD. NW.-Double room
/ .Os RHODE ISLAND AVE. NW-Room
for Two or three girls. walking distance to
downtown Offices. Me 1891
1925 10th ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished
warm single room for young man. semi
private bath, excellent board 6'
17si MASS. AVE. N.W.-Vacancy for
young ladies', newly decorated, twin beds;
Iio4 MAssAcHUsETTs AVE. NV de-
srable vacancies in one of Washington's
cleanest, up-to-date houses; all studio
rooms: single, S4s so; triple, S43 so. Call
after y RE 4p3S
Evening star., 1946-01-04
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ALTERATIONS can add charm. and indi-
your Home as vs % psntns ssef
pspering roofing. flooring, undermining of
bathrms:. kitchens, everything in the way
0as 0 afTnS made vi With no sked
MEEF SEs Geag 1ufsSs Rsss RFR6GE 6GE
tABINET CAB Il shs sISks M fe Gas mai Tanses M BASE and
terms. ITSSt So months. JOHN G: WEBSTER,
est; 30 yrs, 627 F St NV, MA. 4163, WO.
CARPENTER-Repairs and remodeiing OF
all kinds. Estimates furn. and all work
guar, 40 years exper. is your guar, q
fR PESkf Gha1S aSnslete Ta TSS Toss
gofrs 5oaNsaANSIIIE II VIII roofing, siding insula.
a SP '0 aarEs Iasn S4f fsss &C. e 81
e.: nGas5ass z9qE nor
It2E SIksSIA 81 '3Ss xsp wv 81 'S9S esi
JohnsMsnTille roong, sidng. Gs nsuiation oGl
storm windows and heating; convenient
terms. Ho. 412o Member JohnsManville
FLOOR SERVICE; nothing but the best;
laying, sanding. finishing. cleaning, par
qSes qH gFufs fs nisass ooR
sin sin ave rs 5SiS lN0'' ''t~ "'s'on
Al SERVICE on small carpentry and in
terror teri rem 1Ieemodelins Jobs. Call after pm.
FLOORS SANDED AND REFINIsHED like
new; IS years, experience: dustless ma
FOR Afh fSas0nsPf BTseS SCI sRRVfcEs call
WOoLBERT CONST. CO., 24hr. service,
PLUMBING. HEATING. electric appliances,
gas boilers, oil burners, kitchen cabinets,
gas heaters stokers. CARL LIPP, INC,
showroom. 3711 N. H. ave. NV, GE. 6100.
Open till 8 pm
WATERPROOFING, all kinds: Easements
waterproofed, windows calked, etc. ROB-
ERT E. PRICE. RE. 1881. TO-
Evening star., 1946-01-04
DOGS, PETS. ETC.

females. reasonable. kRfsseKRoss KEN \
M NELs, Lee hwy nr; centerville, Rte. 211.
CHoW-CHow PUPPIES, reds and blacks
pedigreed. LII KENNELS. Phone
Ellicott City 93-F-6. 5'
MONKEY, spider from the Philippines;
GERMAN SHEPHERD tpolice). male, 3
mos, purebred, good specimen. silver gray,
healthy; S25. ia 4321.
SPRINGER lS SPANIEL; AM L.; to t. s.en mnonths
PUPPY, $ weeks. half chow, half scotty.
fRIsA EsIs a. SETTER 2fII PUPPIES, pedisreed and
reg, from international champion stock.
4wo MEXcSS sf H91 dogs stan male
and female fawn color and chocolate
KITTENS given away to good homes. Call
BOSTON BULL TERRIER, male; reason
able; very gentle; nicely marked. Phone
BoxERs-we still have few choice purs
These pups are champion sired, Axe
FyfPiEs, eoekER cRoss5BsREDs; i fns
AIRREDALE SHEPHERD. young mai. dog,
affeetionate short-hsired m,edium.size,d p,ed 9.
terrier, donation and spayins $l5 Altered
maltese cat, male. house, trained, and
For good suburban homes. ANIMAL PRO
TSGTyE ENGsE sITEk At Rks pps TF sH mos mos old
by American Field; best hunting stock.
FOX TERRIER. 8 mos, female, for sale,
KITppNI Eeasppsble 1o1s .a 18th St ns Apt 49,
healthy; will give away to good homes
CHI. 9615
Evening star., 1946-01-04
ROOMS WANTED,

JUNIOR OFFICER desires room and bath
or equivalent accommodations, central To-
cation Box l37-C Star 3.
YOUNG GOVERNMENT professional man
desires room and bath, private home, vi
col ORED-WAsHINGToN FAMILIES who
desire to rent suitable accommodations to
men students should list these accommoda-
tions at once with the Office of the dean
of men, HOWARD UNIVERSITY. Call
Dupont 6100. Ext 235
GEORGETOWN-Young woman writer. ex-
cellent references. wishes single room in
modern home. RE. 1900, Ext. 4573; DE.
2452 ewes.
habits best connections; modest perm rm
in home, congenial relationships: pref
elegant furnishings. Reply confidential
Box 143-C, Star s.
SETTLED LADY. Government employe
desires ! room and bath, furn or unfurn.;
quiet. reasonable. P. o. Box 146l. MISS
Evening star., 1946-01-04
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

AIR COMPRESSORS, pumps, paint spray;
equipment sold and rep; motors rep, and
exch;; machine shop facilities: shaft re-
fbgdng steel benches and shelving fys
brushes, motor parts in stock ELECTRIC
ALARM CLOCKS REPAiREb srnen amy s's make. hg
incl; cleo: also expert watch and iewelry
snteed yeaT REaENTs sTscS 5EwEIRy T1Ik sea5 Go
!l32 l4th ST. NV. Ma. 1864 Open ewes.
ANDIRONS. coal crates. fireplace fixtures.
stfp soves storm ate sash a9a d9os
stores: Phone orders. AT. 400.
APPLIANCES-Brand-n Crosley Shelya-
DOR retrigerators, Wellbilt gas ranges. cleo
snok tTe eIestrs hot plates
now ready for delivery. TURNER'S. 923 G
AeuARIUMs. ali sizes, 1o-gal:. s41s;
special 75 cents pair; choice Bettas. So
to Sc. live food. AQUARIUM SUPPLY
CO. 1922 Georgia ave.
ASPHALT Asp II T., TILE your pasemeat or an,
BABY BAssINET, Kiddie Koop, maternity
sftsT 10 am; or. 4s59; a 'N''''' cot eai'
BAR. portable, in excellent condition; at
ISess1steel SsS6 Ell interior M panels: original cost.
BARS, BARS Rel RHiNFokcINa RODS, all sizes and
many lengths. HECHINGER CO. 18th and
sEDs Sss AND hsb tn MT SGnss b.. the
new rollaway beds with mattress, SIG: new
tnner-spring mattresses, S12.a5: also twin
and full size available; brand-new studio
ell;sprins construction; s34: Hollywood
TTRNERs FsGRN1rURE STORE. ga {
d. NV. Ma. S157.
Evening star., 1946-01-04
ROOMS FURhIsHED-Mp. and VA.

ARLINGToN-Large double room for 2,
sTcg,; shT,; $50 menth GH. 211s:
beds; suitable for 2 girls convenient
transp.; S. week each. Call WA. 120s.
ARLINGTON-Nice double room, inner
spring mattress pvt. bath, deck porch;
/ blk. from bus uni. telephone: employed
couple preferred. CHI. 1895.
2 BEDROOMS, use of kitchen, suitable for
couple or 3 adults: modern home; near
suitland Federal bldgs.; S25 per person.
LARGE MASTER BEDROOM, gentlemen,
semipriyate BATH near transportation.
ROOM with twin beds. in private home.
near w. NJ. & A. bus stop; adults; board
optional HI. 0701-J.
WANTED--Congenial girl between age
1928 to share furnished apt. with another
girl; convenient to Navy Annex and Penta-
ARLINGTON-1st-fo single room, pri-
vate bath: new gentle home, no other
roomers; $40. CHI 1896
SUITE OF 2 BEDRMs., pvt. bath, B new
beds, kit, laundry, entertaining priyi-
leges; Lee hwy, 20 min. by bus to work;
TOURIST R0OMs-New brick home, 4 mi.
from Capitol. on No. A. kit, privils.; buses.
stores at cor 81 Der TR Sg4o