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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-04
tary of State Dean Acheson.

tary of State Dean Acheson.
Acheson cited customs notiiica-
ton which. with reference TO to-
bacco imports TO China. said: Com
moditieS licensed for any quarter
must be imported moi later than
the following quarter, otherwise fu-
ture applications will be liable to
rejection unless there is cvidcn-c
to prove that delay in arrival is due
10 unforeseen circumstances"
AchcSOn pointed out that, although
stated negatively, this is ~ line
with the resolutions drawn up by
representatives, Of American tobacco
growers. warehOuScmcn and export
crS, the Departments of Agricul-
turc and Commerce. the United State:
Tariff Commission and the Congress
Of the United States in April. which
proposed that import licenses be is
sues to cover imports for each yeal
rather th'r FOR a quarter of each
year. but if licenses cannot be made
on yearly basis. then any impcr'
license unused during quarter
S'IpuIu w NdII lOlWdIu 10 a Sue
cceding quarter. not deducted from
the total amount"
Roystcr also had letter writer
by Acting Secretary ". r. Dodd "a
Senator Richard b, Russell. of Geor-
gia, quoting the following official
cable from Shanghai "All American
dealers leaf tobacco here have re-
ceived authorization to impor. guam
titles and values Of American Leaf
tobacco as applied for covering
Ma rch-S September sevcn-months pc
Rod"
Royster said the Chinese impor
question had been threshcd out al
a meeting Of representatives of al
branches Of the tobacco industr,
held in Washington in the sprinf
with Federal officisls. and the Stat,
Department was REQUESTED to profess
restrictions imposed by the Chimes,
government. lie said the Chinese
ruling was rot aimed at barring to.
bacco imports. but rathsr 20 give
Drioritics 10 essential foods. and tina
Tobacco had been accorded a statu,
along with kerosene and other higf
priority semi-necessities.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-04
LOST COLONY WRITER
RESUMES MOVIE WORK

Manteo.-Paul Green. Chapel Hill
playwright who wrote the Lost Col
cnN symphonic drama now playing
MS sixth season on Roanoke Islanl.
has returned 10 Hollywood to COM
plci" work ON Il moving picture for
Observation-Disclosures Mayer.
He said h" planned To stop al Will
ll1mSburG. Va. and confer with Of
liciaiS of the jamestown Drama Cor
p"raiion on plans for the jamestown
drama. which he will write during
the next few months.
Green spent several days on Roa-
rOk" Island assisting with prcpara-
lions FOR the postwar revival of his
drama and left after the season
prcmlv"H performance.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-04
Truman, Family
Taking 1t Easy

1hurmort. Md. July 7.-lpr--pYcs-
idcnt Truman tried his hand at loaf
ing today IN the lazy land of Shan
gri La.
He locked forward to long Fourth
of July weekend with Mrs. Truman
with nothing Ia do except swim. hike
along the trails of the Catucgin
mol,tainS. and 81. around resting
from the strain &C Washington.
The Presidential party arrived at
this secluded mountain retreat late
last night after 70-milc drive
from the Capital
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-04
Senators Drafting OPA Bill
Prices-At-A-Gla
BY Tho Associated Press

The price picture as thc July
9TH Holiday began:
LivcStock: markets SwamDcd
with animals hut record S22.5J
cattle top OF Tuesday not cX-
ccCdcd.
Hogs: 81 under Mondays
$3.50.
Food: Generally stable except
meats, milk and butter in:rcas-
cS.
Rents: Tenants cnmD;ain.s
dropped off but landlords be-
lords began asking higher prices
where emergency controls ap-
piled.
Cloti,ins: No essential
change.
Wall Street: Sales smallest i'm
nearly 4 year.
Consumer Buying: Relatively
unchanged.
Government: New price con-
troll measure NAV reach the
Senate Friday, prospects for
some kind of legislation APP
parently growing.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-04
Grain Elevator
Swept BY Blaze;
Mystery Hinted

Quanah. Texas. July I-,PJ-F'ircS
swept through wheat filled clcva-
tor here today few hours after
Santa Fc Railroad officials had sent
cut warnings To grain dealers in TIE
south west that they had uncovered
rtlmorS of IAN organized effort la
damage wheat in storage
Origin of the fire was u mystery.
Homer McCraCary. manager of Tn"
elevator. said he had no idea how.
II started except that ii broke out in
the top of the shaft. Tho mill was
destroyed along with $4,000 bushels
of wheat.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-04
TobaccoDealersWin
China Import Fight
Approval For March-September Period
Given By Government, Register Advised

American tobacco dealers in Shang-
hal have secured approval in full on
their applications for leaf imports
into China for the seven-month pc
riod from March 10 September. in
elusive. Fred S. Roystcr. Of Hul-
dcrson, president of the Bright Belt
Warehouse Association, today re-
,civcd that Information in Letter
from Representative S. j. Erwin. Jr.,
quoting Il letter from Acting Secre-
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-04
Tension Remains
High In Trieste

Trieste. July 4.-iF,-Tc Tension re-
NAMED nigh in this -parulyzcd
city today after night punc'liatcd
by two bomb explosions which caused
orc casually. Allied troops continued
To maintain an armed vigil over the
Giacomo workers district and Carl
baldi Square. trouble cu,tcr in early
riots
One woman was slightly injured
last night when enc of the bombs
went off under a street ar. The
other exploded at the Savoiu BATH
houses. without causing any injuries
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-04
Famed Washington
Editor, SO, Is Dead

Washington. July 4.-,P,-Thco-
dorc w. Noycs. editor OF The Wash
lngton Star size 1903. died carly
today AT his home after a long III
rcss. He was 49,.
Frank p. NCycs. president of the
Associated Press from 1900 TO 1895
and now is honorary presidcn, as
wei as head of The Evening Star
Newspaper Company. is the young
or brother Of the veteran editor.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-04
800 Accidental
Deaths Over 18th
Being Predicted
by The Associated Press

The natirr today counted only
81 deaths. including traffic accidents,
orowningS and miscellaneous fatal
tiles from p. m. last night until
This morning
The National Safety Cour-il had
forecast 800 immediate deaths. but
expected another 500 10 die later
as a result Ct ,'jurics received dur
ing the holiday, or for total Of
200.
The highest holiday death toll since
1923 occurred in 1911 wh"n G28
were recorded That was - three
day period. since The Fourth came o."
a Friday. Last years mark was $50.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-04
.JeWsRelease
.OneHostage

Jerusalem. July i.-tPI-A PaIcS-
tine Government officer denounced
today that Capt. Charles Warbler
ton, one CT the three British officers
held as hostages by the Jewish I'M
foreground organization Irgln Zvai
Leumi had been released.
There was no further word about
the other two officers. who were
seized from an officers club in Tel
Aviv.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-04
Blaze DESTROYS
Big Textile Mill

Augusta. Ca. July i.--P,-The
Langley Manufacturing Company's
huge textile mill at nearby Langley.
s. {. was destroyed by fire today
Official Of The company said i,
would require some time TO assess
the damage but The Augusta Herald
said the loss would run into millions
Of dollars.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-04

FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Considerable cloudiness and
little change i'll temperature to-
night and Friday. Scattered
showers Friday.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-04
IL Month Extension Bill

In lis preliminary draft. the now
DIll would provide - month cx-
tension ri the E.,r born p..ICr control
program and renew rental ceilings
ion idil year.
But the chances were that II would
contain only slightly modified
version of pricing formulas which
led MI. Truman 10 term the origin
al extension measure an impossible
bill"
what Is moro, ono 0r possibly both
oi tho%" pic" formula qualifications
came INTO being as a result of the
sponsorship Ot Senator Barklcy as
Mr.. Truman's spokesman in the
Scnair
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-04

cHoKEo to death with a piece OF
clothes line and stabbed by q par
ing knife, the body of 6-year-old
Nancy Crowell, Of Patton, Pa, was
found in wooded area near her
home. Police are holding her Is
year-old cousin, Eugene Domonkos.
for questioning. (InteTndtiondi>
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-07-04
Holiday Is
Disregarded
By Chamber

Washington, July l-Pl-Disrc-
%arding the Independence day holi-
day. senators hopefully fitted togct-
her a price control extension bill to-
dag iakime the place of the measure
|c,ced by President Truman.
Democratic Leader Barklcy SAID
nc expected t" have the new lcgis-
l&tlon ready for the Senate Friday,
and there Was AN unacrcurrcnt Of
optimism that II might prove aCccp-
table at the White House.
The legislation apparently was 20
ing TO vary only slightly from the
vetoed bill, but both Republican and
Democratic members oi the Senate
Banking Committee were confident
1t would not be rejected by Mr.. Tru-
man.
Evening star., 1946-09-23
APARTMENTS OUT OF TOWN.
APARTMENTs WANTED.

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE and wife. both
tsrni1as' farn' or unfarn. ats III Elmaood 4sS. as
fSr or BEDROOM Wen w furn Das sp oD .ms mig
8 ssn;ists Of wife and baby. Phone Sz.
BUsiNEssGRL wants share NV apt. or
ass ref ''asn' 7S s or n l..
RETURNING VETERANS and other EN-.
family hoaslns II you nave ! house g
psoa. & couple NJ sss family Ea sa sa sssssn aoaSss
ihaTFHsSSnn sEErlssasG e vFrRRsR E o.ors.
se wss aps ftchsn
sns nice naes e
i:sEDkooM APT, furnished Or unfur-
fHrn or nnturn ntn sPs q home oss ssssthesSs
APT, " FURN. or UNFGRN; veteran, VI % med.
r u sggTLAst M2 astt asfA sfsfI P P. ana as,..
Sfssntl, nssd small n SntSln n''s sSe Il 4is
UNFURNIsHED BEDROOM APT, any rent
% Sc cSiIaIsn s5d Or pets; excel. ref. Phone syss.
TWO-BEDROOM unfurnished apt, needed
at once by 3 adults: employed. Call Nj.
0965 from S-4. 23s
YOUNG WOMAN, ex-wAvE oficer. quiet,
clean, lnguist, interested in art, literature.
nished, unfurnished. up to S65; Northwest
section. Box S0-H Star. "a,
FORMER NAVAL OFFICER. now In perma.
nent Federal agency. needs furnished or
unfurnished 1-bedroom apartment for wife
and self: no children or nets. viii pay
MONTHS RENT IN ADVANCE. small
furn. or unfurn. apt. quiet semitic couple,
references. Call DE q457. 27s
1T AND WIFE (no children, desire 2-9
rooms: preferably unfurnished apt. Can
AT. 7Oe6. u.
Evening star., 1946-09-23
FARM and GARDEN

FLAGsTONE WALKS and terraces, fre-
Ras ock sh sos oona
GooD sicH ToFsofI. lars. or or small
quantities delivered anyEhsTe; also blue
sGps H. se soted sa s psr bushels.
- so per 10 bushels. Delivered. Orders
taIsD stsf5 sHRy1cEsodanr sssa se.anx
grading. pruning. topsoil, lawn renovated
No Jobs too small. Call Ashton 21s2
LANDSCAPE sERyIcEs-seedins: fsrtiliz-
boxwoods. sradins, tree work, haRstone
walk wsiks. For bet better lawns do your seeddins seed.
COW MANURE, well rotted. sieved. 2 bush
ST 25 per bag. wi. S57o. -25
AZALEAs FOR FALL PLANTING; whole
sale and retail all sizes and colors 2510
18th st. ne.
eGhA s.s, ssELLEs sssa sso PsssseP
5ss4.s dssgpls rd. s.e' Temple Hills Md: sp
WILLIAMsBORR MACHINE for grinding
g. or I.eo sess neW b. and n ss e
aiIs asniENcs Na 4iIl sp ossaDs dsHD|s I'd Sc Temple
FLOWERS. sMRUBs and perennials Of al
madam hemlock. pyramidal arborvitae
globe arborvitae. Norway spruce, irisf
juniper. concolor Ar. koster. blue spruce
English a boxwood many other yaTistiss
Queens Chapel and Aser rds. tout Michi
gan afe.). WA. $3.50. Open Sundays.
ABOUT 10 CEDARS. 12 or Is feet, 4 or
inch body: buyer remove. Rockville Al.
GkEENER GRASS Is the direct result o.
doing the right thing at the right time
Early fall has no equal or even any sea
sonal competitor. High-type materials ans
quality woekmanship mean the beautiful
dense. lonsef-lastinE lawn. Specimen. slow.
growing, lifetime .evergreens: assorted
nisss m 9TsInf Snrd0s na snd
hedEe fences. brilliant roses, shade anc
ornamental trees for long-lasting pleasure
steps, terraces, walks, porches. fences
guard rails. .driveways. pools. outdoor fire-
places. grading, drainage. waterproofing
tree pruning, removal. surgery. fertilizing
spraying. transplanting; groups of expert
enced men free estimates. Ii. 4224 -24
Evening star., 1946-09-23
loAE.

sH0!EI1N 11eAI1N2..asy, sear % Pc.
cHo; o.ds narias :HPScaliss. SlSa 1919 ilth st. -.
ca1Ysirs Maine ENGINES and parts.
s. KING rULroN. INC. sos Maine ave.
aiGGiNs iaSS so2r u7 IT. utility. now be-
priority number with HGdH ALzxAKpER.
::,ss 'ss.;s &; s At H;1' 1859 a s
Arr. CABIN sSY CRUISER. Palmer mo-
tor. marine toilet and gallery. Phone VA.
tviNRupr M atier oRHTsoARp IN MSn'f MOTOR, so hp;
new, o. s. surplus: Grated: complete with
iRsTs D'ss d wGss VS. R2sf'asf
c22EsAFkssf c2 aF sasfs 20, round bottom. No. s III
SCI not used. Can TIE, sse4 -2S
living on year around; in excellent condi-
1IeHi RicHAsDsoN ltD sEDANs now on display; i,
s'Es5s Ssck ''9f sfoss as''sa' eo "issa
MATTHEWS DE LUKE SEDAN, 1e4e: your
ultimate cruiser; open for Inspection by BY
sEs sToNs s cor g. Isc hss'nf aE aesesy 4eG Inc .a
CHKYsLER ROYAL matched marine mo-
each. Call RE. 1915. 25'
1915 RICHARDSON, 25 IT.. new. $3.50:
Ig41 cruiser, 40 #. completely equipped.
$1,000; 1898 Wheeler. 34-ft bridge deck.
double cabin. $4,000: beautiful 41-foot
Casey yawl. perfect condition. $1,000:
87-ft. schooner, $4,000; Soft. double
cabin cruiser. $4,000: new gift. STYLE
Craft. $4,000. STICKELL WHEELER
YACHT CO.. 105 g. Penn St. Baltimore,
Md. Phone Tuxedo 1888
1876 ELCO SPORTS CRUISER. available
for october delivery: mahogany planked
hull; 6-ft. headroom: 22-24 mph
Wheeler (4O) cruiser; excellent accom-
modations; ready for Florida trip; motor
and boat reconditioned 1946; excellent
buy.
Twin-screw raised deck cruiser: designed
by Hacker; double stateroom; eft. head
room. Kermath engines and boat recon.
ditioned I946; priced right ROGERS
ELCO MARINA, 933 H st. s.v.; RE. 1891
GOOD LIsTINGS-steelcraft day cruiser
only few months old; immediate delivery
ready to go; must sell: $4,000.
26-ft. cabin fishing boat, Ford A motor
sound hull; $760.
2O-ft. boat. Kermath engine. shelter
cabin. Boats like this very scarce. $3.50
Aft. bay fishing boat. good hull and en-
gine: owner must sell: asking S1,100.
Marine railway, marine paints supplies
equipment marine engines: expert boat re-
pairing. refnishing and maintenance: ma
rine insurance. sHADYs1DE BOAT YARD
ShAdySide. Nd
Evening star., 1946-09-23
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

BOARDING AND GROOMING-Individu
pens and outdoor screened runs. Axe
es ss'fs' .Sd tSd kR1ss HsssRs RER
SoSsTsx Si "a fsSs; biS5.. Kennels.
special long term rates oAKMoNT FARM
fINEiTE DOG SPRAY Kills iess lice. lice.
sid !; % yeuT pc, q these pests; J. B. HESS,
befHEs u.s. Soardns %a ss4 bath
- H.; I'D :@Vs: fsaa. VA lsss
ionsef. ele.n. ssnitsry Kennels @ eoas Outside e
;$s: S:3sn 'ssHS ;s!Sfs EissfHasZ 'ssii is
.osts, ; =. sSDIins lambs: is XnsOra gsseits.
FRozEN HoksEMaAT. .. s. inspected.
chunk apd sround, wholesale and retail: at
nss tss &C. sole st. dsrDucr ss.
cockRR te s1as ruPPIks. s. ARc @ sesisier.d se reds
and and blacks. MRS. 10y. Silver sprins
exceptional puppies Prone s Elmxood 'ssse sss
COCKER sPANIELs. red. red and white,
female. Axe resistered: mos. old, cheap.
HI O4SS. 522 6Sth place, Seat Pleasant,
GREAT DANE PUPPIES, fawn. crotted,
reasonable. r. D. LINDSEY, Colesville, Md,
PoLiGE PUPPIES. 8 weeks $40 and SIS.
E.s Has as
NEIS, Fails Church 1895. "a
:e:. sssas ssa hoass. Ell: Ell:
coon HOME WANTED; 3h mos, black
female kitten; free Call RE. 5970 before
COCKER SPANIEL, male, 4 months old,
with papers. $50. Alexandria $3.50. -25
COCKER SPANIEL, registered, pedisreed.
yrs Sld. beautiful red color. good home.
HOME WANTED for male puppy. black and
BOSTON seSHH N MTEEkaiIasR, male, pedisreed, well
trainea;. 4, bssstifully marked. Lovely pet.
NicE BtFf cockER. female. litter reg
2h NOS. old. Just .risht ase 10 train and
G334Gkaaks 634a as sshNiE srf IA faa.p ffaapp,rs. -.
istered; champion blood line blond, red,
and blonde and white. Call Rockville
-C2
Evening star., 1946-09-23
AVIATION.

PT-26, Cornell NC-69369 and PT-17. Boe-
ing, NC-60749: both ships in excellent
sondi1iSns. .WaS Ix Gali LsPl.ta 6ssi; s.uEI4.
since major used only as personal cross;
country ship. by licensed instructors, CY
LuECKE. Congressional Airport, or phone
GET CT An EXPERIENCED airplan. salesman
N1nREryI WHdE WJ1hsk NJa1hssskxSV AZ a2s1 ,s.r ss:
vised conversion. only 19 hours since major
on spare engine; list price, new, $4,000.
shsRHs iss. ss. afs .t Sc export sa AD s1SS
sEAPLANE FLYING is cleaner. safer and
more exciting. Call CAPT. FRIDAY for
reservations and information, Woodley
REPAIRs, relicensinE, free tie-downs
SPRINGFIELD AIRPORT. Your friendly
hsIssss Psslsri IiAYfo.ssaaarrs. Aht5 sata
lowest price srpans
BARTELS. Hyde Field, Spruce 0S88. --27
EVERY ONE WHO FLIES needs complete
sHiVERs INSURANCE AGENCY. 1910
Vermont ave. NV. District 100.
$i,2bO CASH; 2-place cabin, Fairchild "a:
excellent condition; iust licensed. Warner
Ah.rlS Also portsbls hangar, s1a6. Phone Islla
PT-isB. cracked; will sell all parts; dam
AGED motor mount, prop. passable center
section. II interested, contact Mr.. Schrom.
SCHROM AIRPORT. -26
Evening star., 1946-09-23
ROOMS FURNlsHEp-Northwss,

west Of White aouseyTiisd baths. is. eisss.
ipsi aoaiL siss fsAsss aSSel' 1saa r 1ssh sas st.
Rooms for transisnts. So up. For reserva-
aThE tiHHi ga sa,ks AZ. 72sf isia .v.-R,t., 80
srpl.s ri ds lux. stmosps.rs aass U RE s5 ana
4Is srd ST. N.w.-Larse. clean room. use
Of telephone. tvin beds: good transporta-
GIRLs eGR sse CTS, III 6 s6o1 s kslorama I'd nv nv
sins room laundry reem honey .tmoss
Passs Rasc sRcbfk RsS5f fsf1Esfsd fsIHsS AVE
sive guesthouse; beautiful, spacious rooms:
sSs NV pnz SzAsisRRI 81 Hi Fx xvn
sis sss! xsssaEAb xssh Ap fEASE ss N.w-Nie. Toom
for man; pvt. home. s35 month. .DU.
s sssf ARGYLE TER. N.w.-Twin-bed rm.
2 exposures. PVT. home. excel. accommoda-
tions. $50 each. OF. 9313, -24
lsa :E : se.s aln:Ssa f:Ses 'f|gs
ssss rs EMfRRsosNi n 81 H., master bedroom, twin
beds beds private sx saaa shower. gentlemen, $so
iss Issh haRHHIoa i,s's ST.. Chevy chase-oentil.
home, 14x15 IT,, nicely furn.., large semi
private bath and shower. unlimited tele-
s:i:.s 81 n $:].sssss %1
slt oGLEJHSkrE sT:ILsrs. bedrm;.
ss'n s's. slsss.s' ss.' ss.a $40
space in double for sirl. s2a5o. Ia. 1884.
1854 18th ST. N.w.-L4e. .ttrae. sIespips
sszS szoS. 'S6S.na1 HS. nia1s.. pam ah'in' 'h0h'' E''
Evening star., 1946-09-23
RooMs WITH soARp.

1878 MASS. AVE. NV lse. triple rms.
for students: $45 each -g5
14Ol 18th ST. NV men to share front
basement studio; pvt. bath, phone, good
mss.s ngo4 QUE ST. Nw-Rms with board for
3 boys; all single beds; nicely furn.; home
cooked meals; $45 ea. -23
1904 QUE ST. N.W.--Rms. with board
for 3 girls: all single beds: nicely furn.;
home cooked meals; S45 ca. -23
AIRING TON - Double room. convenient
transp. downtown and Pentagon. telephone
and laundry facilities: near Colonial VII
lage MRS MOORE, GL. 1888. -23
CLEAN ROOMS. good food; / double for
] 400 18th st, NV. -26
EXCELLENT FOOD, home-like atmosphere.
close transp.; for the right parties. GL.
1886 --26
isT4 MASS. AVE. NV; vacancies for men
and women; nicely furnished rms; good
food: $50 mo- 25
ROOM AND BOARD free to person willing
to supervise and 10 ". old girls morn
tnss before school, Phone AK. 3124. 25'
Evening star., 1946-09-23
ROOMS FURNIshEp-Nerthses

ssOOsvs~ s~Sss"SSSss
1886 CARLTON AVE. NE.-Doubie rm. for
2 girls, SIS wk.; breakfast II desired; home
privileges. DE: 1892. "a
46lO FORT lotion DIR. N.E.-Furnished
room in new home; $3.50 week, Take H,4
e21 l4th ST. N.E.--Bedroom and porch;
2l4 A ST. NE, near Safeway and Library
of Congress-Man to share double room
with another man; no smoking; $50 each;
3 south windows.
2I4 A ST. N.E.-Two-room apartment.
bath. for four folks; $50: morning sun;
two who work; no children; near Safeway
and Library of Congress.
COLORED-3O4 ST. NE.-Rooms. single
and double. in quiet home. for single men
and women; Sc week. HO. $500
COLORED-N. C. HINES & SONS-Pro-
mo rent. We have some homes; aeG they are are
the deal Some of them are our best
COLORED-N. c. HINES 4 sONS-Ideal
homes in beautiful neighborhood. above
Howard University, ideal for doctors
ofices, conv. to carlines; some with g., z
and 9 rooms. Call Spaulding. HO. 09S6,
Il lois Il nj RHODE II B ISLAND AVE. N.E.-studio
bedrm. for 2 girls. pvt. entrance: 15 min.
to town; transp. At door; $22.50 mo. each.
Sis sth ST. N.E.-cheertul rm.. radio,
next to bath, open porch: nr. bus, car;
gentleman; gentle home: SS wk. TR 4342.
1877 TENNESSEE AvE.-sinsle rm. in pvt
home, for gentleman; $40. At. 6O99. "a
Evening star., 1946-09-23
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

MT. PLEASANT AREA-Large furn, Iiv-
ing rm. and bedrm., hot and cold running
ais! !? mem @ osS st Sac each ?ss:
soa 30 18th ST. N.E.-win share ls., Ultra
modern newly ,ns . dec apt sso With sTlss
ONE GIRL CIR to share apt a; az Sssa sth
:siso 18th ST. N.w.-wanted. girl to shars
apt; with girls; private bath. $50 .
wSNTfEi61disi stSsSfi6 M to share mic. apt. VIII ,
ysston pi. s,W, Apt. c. 1Nesr Boiling
sSod s5s,d ST. SEE girls to share apt. With
smother girl: $40 eaeh. Cali sunday be-
ssss 1sth ST. NV, "a block north Of
use q kitchen; p DTivat. home; utilities inef;
APT. FoR RENT girls preferred: $50
Pss Psas WI vEnMoSr svE Sweal r 6 e. ss.r.
speo P vso eoNNoesrs an0tssa s5 ss ssddS has Ven.
5ssn, ss; SIS III ssd.H sitsr ~ De- .
a. ss5 !! ssss fs fss lss ss'aRf yS
6oNSESiAL SIRI to share apt, WITH /.
shsr 81 nu girls hp ssS &c., OsE aE S
COLORED-vICNITY Of 1Ith and oirard
Quiet professional couple. no children.
to share apartment for months: Private
and and living room. only rennsd people need
apply VIII exchange references. $40
month. Giving particulars, write Box
coEoREp. 9a 81 s1sr REFINED GIRL wanted 70
share with other girls, 2-rm. apt. $25 per
mo. DE. 1880. MRS: ABBOT. 10 s St. NV;
Evening star., 1946-09-23
COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

WOOD, fireplace, furnace, stove kindling
also scrap lumber hrewood, 300-cu.-ft
IT. load, $40; Pennsylvania anthracite,
esg, stove, nut: $Ii14; buckwheat spe-
sial $1,000: Rice special. $9;s4; POGO
S11 2s cooPER SUPPLY CO, AT. 5sls
WOOD, oak, hickory, S22 cord; mixed. $50;
seasoned; locust posts. AKA oak posts
fence boards; immediate delivery. L. g
PARKER Falls Church. AK. 1879. ~
VA. ANTHRACITE, ess, stove and nut
$12. IA; pea, $10.53: buckwheat, So IS
blue egg. SAB: BLUE RIDGE COAL CO.
FIREPLACE WOOD, 1s in. and "a In
lengths. delivered Washington and vicin
ity: stacked II desired. Call THE FIRE
W1Gp XSTi 1S SO RAr Re- 51Ss Sns Worn uo~rv e e
seasoned, 1909 hardwood For fireplace
wood. call the WOOD MAN, Sligo 2719.
CORD WOOD, oak; $22 per cord; cut T.
any size: $50, lge, 3-ton truck load
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Evening star., 1946-09-23
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

SYRACUSE FOR WASHINGTON or vicin-
for apt. or house. Box 3ai-H, star or
Syracuse 6-3394 23s
NEW YORK or bedrm; apt. or house
GEMMILL 1545 18th ST. n. Arlington.
WiLMiNGT0N, DEL, for washinston-
Modern, spacious sixth-hoor front apt.
FIVE rooms, bath. unfurnished. in exclu-
sive centrally located residential district,
for one or two bedroom unfurnished apt,
D. C. or nearby Md, Va. Box 63-J. Star.
NEW YORK for washington-3-room apt,
elevator building, midtown Manhattan.
for similar NV: veterans only. ia. 1888.
WASHINGTON FOR N. Y. C.-Attractivs
2-bedrm. apt, unfurn. immed. occup., for
similar apt, suburbs or N. Y. c. GIL. 090S.
WASHINGTON FOR NEW YORK-Want
New York 2-bedroom apt. around eos near
Riverside DIR. or Central Park west for sim
liar apt. in washington. or will sell g.
bedrm. house in Wash. Box 179-G. Star.
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