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Hartford chronicle., 1946-06-29
THE CHRONICLE
WELL, WHADDYA KNOW
By Armond s. Greene

The echo of the tom-toms calls once again for the state election and this time, let's leave out Chicken Dinner" and "Uncle Toms" and ask for and vote for the things you want in all coming elections. Make sure that you place your vote where it will do the most good. Remember that when you sleep too sound, you cannot hear the knock on the door. The mail man always rings twice, but opportunity only knocks once.
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 It sounds impossible, under the present conditions, that Dear Mothers troubles have just begun. All winter Mother had to see that the children got up and had their breakfast and were at school on time; and to see that father gets to his job on time, but now comes the climax for dear Ole Mother. The children are now home from school, and Father is home on va cation; Mother Dear, Mother Dear, I can really understand why Moth CTS turn gray. Mother Dear, why not join the Union; The Mothers MPUA or rather the Mothers Pro- ! lection Union Association.
 *********** The young lady who has been l associated with this column is vis- l ting in Chicago at the present lime. We hope that this young | ady, Miss M. Helen Patterson will nave a pleasant vacation in the Windy City of Chicago, and will return to Hartford soon.
 I would like to give Officer Mad son Bolden token of thanks; was passing by last week and
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by the general assembly to make it as effective in it's functions as
 that of any other state office. We of the Hartford CHRON- ICLE, in our humble way, as one
 of the ''voices in the wilderness" i" seeking ways of helping our race become as American as this after noon's presentation, join everyone attending in congratulating Rev. and Mrs. J. c. Jackson, the grand parents, MT. and Mrs. Walter Jackson, the parents, John C.. Jackson, III, the recipient, His Excellency our Governor, the foundation and the commission, of which Frank Simpson is the ex- ecutive secretary. We wish all of them much success in their worth while work, and offer the service of our rapidly growing publica- tion at all times.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-06-29
SCHOLARSHIP
Continued from page 1

OOuL11uCu 41O41 pdSC
 jle in every walk of life on a program of history making inn portance, honoring an outstand- ing member of the most oppressed
 race on earth, is man who wish
 es to retire from public and po-
 itical life.
 Any man who had as much to do with establishing the Inter-ra- cial Commission upon it's present sound and sensible basis ought to be in Washington as a represent
 ative of the people of this state and some day of the nation. Gov. Baldwin, in a manner effective, but yet quiet and unassuming, with the help of an able group, and without the usual political hullabaalloo" has not only with the sponsoring of the award, but also in other very good work, made us of one of the minority groups, so sorely in need of able leadership such as his, feel that that word Democracy really means something and that the two world wars were not fought in vain.
 Young MT. Jackson, the recip- tent of the scholarship, was the most composed person at the ga- thering. His unassuming man. ner, his direct approach and in- spring personality, as he deliv- cred his speech of acceptance and appreciation, made everyone feel certain that he is mindful of the | import of his mission in life.
 The Connecticut Inter-racial | Commission was established in 1889 by executive order of Gov ernor Baldwin, who in 1943 saw to it that legislation was enacted !
Hartford chronicle., 1946-06-29
Saturday, June 29, 1946

tions in keeping it from consider ation. They urged minimum wage law of 75 cents an hour and a guaranteed annual wage as soon as possible. Another plank in the platform stated, "We oppose Jim Crow laws, anti-Nisei restrictions and all other forms of racial dis crimination." Other platform res olutions urged a strong policy of price and rent control, creation of a league of veterans of all the United Nations and creation of a world armed force to keep the peace. The p latform indicates strong opposition to any form of compulsory arbitration and the use of armed forces in labor dis putes.
Hartford chronicle., 1946-06-29
VETS HOSPITAL
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 If local conditions in Mississip- pi or in the other Southern States
 make difficult or impossible es- tablishment of non-segregated hos pital both with respect to patients and staff we urge Government to oo only feasible and honorable thing which is to establish Vet erans' Hospitals in more enlight- ened sections of the country. American servicemen fought to- gether against common enemy, in all instances being treated ovedseas in non-segregated hospi- tals. To re-establish segregation at the behest of bigots makes America ridiculous and hypocriti- cal. Please see that we are saved from this further disgrace"
Hartford chronicle., 1946-06-29
NOSEY NED

Nosey Ned predicted Joe Louis to win over Billy Conn by a TKO in the seventh round after having taken an unmerciful shellacking. The results, as you know,....a KO in the eighth. Not perfect but good?????
 Nosey Ned's New England's Best Horse Tips this week are:
 Pascoag - Quarter Time - Jack Ruebens.
 Suffolk-Long Shot-Ample Re ward-Brass Man.
 At New York-Red Shoes Broadway Joe.
 Try win, place parleys on all above horses.
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overheard a conversation in which he was handing out some very sound advice. This conversation proved to me that he was not only a good officer but a man who has a great philosophy on life...........
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 Have you read the CHRONICLE every week-if so, do you like it if not will you write and give us suggestions. Do you tell your friends to buy and read the CHRONICLE-if not WILL YOU PLEASE DO SO?????
 Bye now - be seeing you next week - ASG
Hartford chronicle., 1946-06-29
LAWN PARTY AND WEENIE-

At the House of Douglas, S4 Dixwell Avenue, Saturday, June 22nd, an enjoyable weenie-roast and lawn party was attended by nearly fifty members of the local branch of the Communist Party, an inter-racial group.
Evening star., 1946-05-03
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

YOUR BEST MOVE (py BAYNE q ScATEs,
INCJ-The best moving Job possible by ca
pable and courteous moving men: insgTsd,
aE7 EsHT0Gi asts s,9Fafs EN- fasltIes das Phone
DAsHIELL TRANSFER, local moving, gen
sua hsuPF Tomp aaIvas 5adqs Can h
day or night and Sundays. Reas. rates.
AETNA MOVING STORAGE Co.-Local
YSS Sip fst the as,. E;
moving day problems; packing. transporta-
snse have MADE Us sDeejsists in a hsndlins a ,s
ssF t oser phone IL as4 q M L. ss5y
4Is Flor,da ave ne Room 2IS ,5 ov. vo,,
=. :ssasns T @SFs
sfu@as Yoys sRssaIsHE raEczf III
ssPi aa ssPsHs dss1 s''Hs
VETERANS will move you day or night;
White help m4 also "a light hauling inss.ed
LIGHT MOVING JOBS; will make deliver
rsssona6Ie res Oh se' rates naa MI fnSS5. 5SS5
IF MOVING is your problem and you wish
a reliable M ?, estimate 4In without any oblisa-
VETERAN, Just out of the service. will
move OF, haul anything. night or day; no
Job too big or too small. EARL. DI. 42sS,
VETERAN MOVERS, all new equipment,
all white veteran help. EDDIE WHITE,
CHI. 1901.
BILLS MOVING AND TRANSFER CO.
insured free: day and night service. Call
Ii. 5206. A.
VETERANS, starting business, will move you
day or evening; reasonable rates; light
hauling speciality. GE. 1851. 16'
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates;
will accept your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. EDEIMAN'S
LET a vETERAN do your misc. hauling,
anywhere, any time. Luggage. freight and
furniture. OK. O639. 80
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HOUSES FURNISHED

LARGE BEAUTIFUL HOME on : acres Of
ground. close to D. c., in Chevy Chase,
Nd, suitable for embassy or school, fur
= gsY' 1Nc 9sao S Wisoonsin esaaSsf nSs: sSs:
MODERN, beautifully furnished. 3-bed-
room home, garden. in Fort Stevens Sec
tion. walking distance to Walter Reed
Hospital; adults only. Box 4S2-C. Star
DUTCH COLONIAL, residential Bethesda
available to small Christian family with
refs: $3.50. mo-; liberal allowance for
room and board of owner. WI. 4139
8th AND X SITS. Me- rooms and bath,
rent S10O. Write Box l2O-D, Star. 4
SEVERAL FURNISHED houses in Wesley
Heights, Spring Valley and other fne loca
tions for summer rental. $500 to $3.50 a
month: Some available immediately. w.
c. g. A. N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO.,
Builders and Developers of Wesley Heights
and Spring Valley. 1880 Mass. ave. NV,
DETACHHIED BRICK, modern e-story home
In beautiful Silver Spring area. Living
room, dining room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms,
tile bath, side porch and lovely yard
Furnished, S135 per month. Box LIB.
FOXHALL RD.-May 10 through sept.-3
bedrms:: baths. recr. rm.; beautiful gar
den; $3.50 per mo. MA. 6313 or EN-. 3543
m. vIRGNI1-Ioyely country house. 40
Wsrrerton: years lease. Phone DE. 62lS
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tcon.. (,

PiAN4smcall a :. ME WILLIAMS M at Stem
apt size upright or grand to sell. You
VIII be pleased with our cash offer and
PiANosWdrsnds. apartment uprishts. hsso Or
ssaf's xsa.sa T g'y afa PFsf Fo ss
PLxTFoRM SCALE. beam type. 5oo-lb.
ss, Ss=sss ss!s sssrs s.s
RI REIIR1GERAToRs: RIG Rat RS. washers electric ap
REFRiaGRxTos XII II fsrsles eIee in working cond
n Set portabe d. eectrc
good condition. Telephone AID. 5649.
SEWING MAcHINEs-we buy all types;
repair hemstitching. buttons covered
ssh SEWING M s. MacHINEs a INES RE Console ns
portable or old treadle. Call Overlook
WASHING MACHINES. any size, any make,
WSsHTN9 aSne Or esstrf MsGHSP Motor AT a6$3 sooS
w sass ier ea ged g os silver
tsyelry, diamonds firearms, clothing. mus:
a and Whaa hase soaa WIFI ea iIfumeh MAX
zWEIGG vTIGrs SONS; s$7 St NV ME Oil
ttso obmt gets need your 9
burgh: Reasonable prices paid. Box S3l-
AM INTERESTED in buying cups and sau-
M s Old I glass BORA MILE MfEEsToNE TUNE
NE. 6o79. After ! call WA. 26s0I., :. au
CASH for electric sump pump, x to 81 SI
PRIVATE PARTY wishes to purchase usec
typewriter, standard or portable. FIR. 4I4l L
PRIVATE PARTY desires twin-bed room
and dining room suite; good condition
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BoA1s.

"DREAM CRUISE" CUTTER for sale.
The Atricilla is shoaI draft auxiliary
beautifully arranged and trimmed with
4S f9, SscS people Ss. ana susTsI feG
waters. She. is So lo.a., 1871 beam,
draws A. with centerboard up; has new
gas stove, COZ system. lighting plaht,
new anchor chain and many extras;
powered IS.vsr . by RED Wing % marine engine. AS
stem to stern. She is a good buy at at
SS 900 Inspect by appointment. HUGH
PRoPELLER REpArRING-Have your TS PRO-
Il. 44ss. FR. Te se4Res.eS' s4ss. Si@ il'n ST. Sc
size or condition: cash for same 737
MOTOR YACHT, orebe custom So, twin
Beautifully APPOINTED throyshout Wide,
troll from inclosed bridge. Sleeps IA in
cluding separate crew quarters, private
toilets, one with bath. Large galley. 110-v.
stove and oven Also many other features.
Completely outftted, now. in commission.
oS Da5ss @ s4 ss Ray raG shsne JACK a
RNE THR JACK e. sToREE AT5lRsE'UH Goyour Matthews
Richardson, Century and Chemold dealer
Brokerage, insurance and financing. Call
Ray Stone, GIL; 1900; eve... GE. 1904. 30
WArERwIfcH PeSi Q ouTBoARB6. Ta M 81 hp.' ex-
Penna. ave. Sc. after 8 pm. 81
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

q sble for II PeFs9ai z9a4 $50 month 4o21 Ist
LADY; twin beds: @ nearSy AH5 Va; @ $40 cail
smRls s. BkYaST Ssaf ST. sfteS will share her
one $50: two: ssa CAN xeskdsys after lS
Rookisna satpFdsyi esT Na ana s6 Sundays after
with 2 private baths. completely fur
month. W VIII be shown 4 between iIs and 5
sIs11Es eyeman for
@ Ss o sap'eifA sfRs%'eafSf aaof
basEMESf al Ri ~ ArakrMESr RG a2Es for rent $50
Also upstairs sleeping room. $40 per mo
ss4. .So-FGks. @ 0s"Gs Rms. so' semipvt. b.,
s117 s% s ~ pyt ent HI,sI5s TE55ns sSpnls
conveniences. Moored on washington
ssaood nasss ss SCHOOLS gS aaa
o~nef leaving coantry. phons: ME: 5$Ss: g:
Kitchen. living room; downtown. 18th ST.;
Sl5 wk;: serviceman or vet preferred. Box
VIC. VIC 18th AND R. I. AVE. N.w.-aentle-
bedroom and din. kitchen, with one or
two men only $50. CHI. 3063. Box
TWO YOUNG MEN to share apt. central,
comfortable bedroom, use of kitchen living
| room; S12 week: seviceman or vet pre-
ferred Box 92-E. Star
232 JEFFERSON ST. N.W.-Bedroom twin
beds sitting room, and private bath tno
kitchen); employed couple preferred; $50
month. GE. 1874. -5
CoNGENiAL GIRL. age 25 to 30. to share
apt. with one other; mr.. Wis. and Calvert
NV; bus across the street; $50 month
Ordway 434l. 1905 Davis pl. NV,
AM OFFERING an attractive, well fur
nished Groom home, in MARYLAND. SUBJ
urbs to q mother and daughter or 2 ma
ture ladies, in return for care of house
and supplying and preparing meals to in
clude gentleman owner who will live in.
Applicant must fgrnish excellent refer
? ROOMS. sun sarlor. gas. refgr., elec.,
80. 1927 Michigan ave. ne. DE.
HOTEL 24OO, 18th st. n.w.-4-room apart
ment. full hotel service. $500 per month.
Evening star., 1946-05-03
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

PRIVATE SALES DAILY of 25 head of
work horses. From a medium-priced horse
to the best that goes. Some mated teams.
Pair Of good mules. l odd mule, all young
For reference. Montgomery National Bank.
Shadow Lawn Stock Farms, Gaithersburg,
Md. Phone Gaithersburg 40. All stock de-
livered at no extra cost. w G. DOSH.
THoRoUGHBRED FILLIEs, 1 brown.
See J. NJ; MELTON. chantilIy' Va. Hern-
RID RIDING HORSE, good shape, gated. CAN
Spruce 0125 any time. 4
SADDLE HORSE, 5-gaited, registered also
one jumper. EN-. 2546 or SH 1851. IS
TEXAS BURRO, s yrs. old, sound, stud,
broken for blowing and light work, gentle
HORSES. saddle gated and jumping: also
| pair well-matched work horses. Temple
2S49. IS
RIDING SADDLES. brides, halters, farm
harness. collars, lines, breechings buggy
and pony harness. W.. H. STOMBOCK g.
FOR SALE riding horses. 1 work
hSFss PSns. ropeq pony 4asS eas0nable offer
GOOD WORK HORSE for sale. cheap
lion. Sunny Boy" at stud CAN Io,
/ SHETLAND PONY, 7 yrs. old, sound,
broke for children to ride or drive. / pony
cart and harness, $3.50; saddle mare. Z
yrs. old, sound, broke for women and chilli
dren to ride: l young farm mare, reason.
able. os34 Penna, ave, Sc.
Evening star., 1946-05-03
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

ARLINGTON. VA. tor New York City.
Comfortable. unfurnished 2-bedroom apt.
s2s ssF a5Efs sp s e hsss MRS Ti
WAsHiNGToS for New York-Family Of 4
Eshss tS or ps2o 9Sss for fdes or
WAsHrSGToNeNEw aEssi NJ sdSi YORK, 4-room, un-
%SSsia ds sS De- 7sS5
" WAsHfSGToN sHffi; Ae 'fs5 FOR SCRANTON. Pa. or
Ess .5 i s%s house ssa 2s5
EXCHANGE unfurnished a-bedroom apt
fRohAsaE t hsRaS saSasHoh ES1 HS2 7fr ssf5 IN Rich
mend Va for same or lsSgsr 5sa apt in
IL !issnesf1a es sttei xnsff po sSS sass Of gan
conn CONN. AVE, ,nIsar near Chevy Chase Ice
242-B, Star. g.
EXCHANGE 5-RM. APT, NV. near Zoo,
for equivalent Manhattan. Box 55-D,
EXCHANGE RICHMOND. VA, broom.
modern apt, oil heat for similar accom-
modstiens M Hn1 in n Washinst@en @ Box 44-E Star
ment in residential Friendship Heights
for 2-bedroom house or apartment nearby
Virginia: Clarendon preferred. Tel. Wo.
EXCHANGE. modern hrst-hoor 1-bedroom
apartment in upper 10th. st. section for
2-bedroom apartment or % hepse in North
coo COOL I,s-RooM % UNEURM; APT, modern ms .a
to s1oo. Box leg, Star. 5.
WILL EXCHANGE one-bedroom apt. neal
kayy Yad all utilities nesrSv as fST sma
AT. 1868, any time. D.
Evening star., 1946-05-03
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

22I3 Ist ST. N.W.-Front room for , or
3 men; single beds; board if desired 3
I1.4 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Young lady: va
cancy in large redecorated room, semi
private bath, S44 month. 4
1122 LAMONT ST. N.W.-Room for girl
to share with another gi.l: twin beds: $40
month; Southern-style meals. CO. 5sS6.
FREE ROOM AND BOARD for veteran and
wife il wife will care for children and apt.
while mother works 5-day week. Hillside
i9S9 PARK RID. N.w-rwo girls to share
in double and triple rooms; excellent
meals; laundry privileges; S42. .50-S45 a
month each. MI. 9693. -
VACANCY for young lady; express bus;
unlimited phone, laundry privileges. OR.
1915 e6sS PIERCE MILL Rp. NV connect
ing rooms in private home; twin beds,
good meals. DU. $3.50. p
1917 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W.-A de-
sirahle vac in select guesthouse for 2
or 3 discriminating persons; also single
walking distance downtown. RE. 0247.
Evening star., 1946-05-03
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

300 MASS. AVE. N.E.-Two, adjoin;; rms,
nonhousekeeping; rent single or double;
reas.: conv. transp.: $3.50 each. FIR. 7o30
3GI5 gath sT.-Double room for 1 gentle
man, $50 mo-; references; near transporta-
SSii AMEs ST. N.E.-Front bedroom 10,
two employed. refined young girls: $50 foi
two: phone and laundry privileges. AT
1918 R. I. AVE. N.E.-For girls. nicely
furn. 2 bedrooms. pvt. living room. bath
and PVT; ent;: transp; at door, 20 min. to
sos ST. N.E.-Double room, $40; also
single room. $50: large rooms, next to
gssai lss5 SoRi,TfHao ceAsRoL1SA AYE. Ne
Large. furn. room. one block from trans
portation; men only; $50. Cali after 6
PM FIJI. and Sat, any time Sun, Ii.
sIs EAST CAPITOL sT.-sinsle room
for gentleman; convenient transportation:
saa sssa "SYSRRTLE MYRTLE AVE. S.E.-clean. comfort
ably furn. bedrm in gentle home; gen.
tleman only, Sc per Wk Ho 14s5; s;,,. - 3
two ladies. S25 mo. ca; / single room for
one lady, S32 mo. 4041 Benning I'd. ne.
Evening star., 1946-05-03
FARM and GARDEN.

SODDING. GRADING, nursery plants, top
soil HOWARD LANDSCAPE CO, Ii
FLAGsToNE WALKS and terraces. fire
walls; F. MARCUCcIo. Phone Rockville
LYONS MARKET AND NURSERIES. Queens
Chapel and Ager rds.-Poultry. groceries.
meats: potted plants; pansies. dig your own
ing birch weeping willow: fiowering plants.
fruit trees. doswood and boxwood every
thing. for vegetabl, and flower gardening;
ANIMALS. petunias. verbenas. Scarlet sage. e.
portulaca. marigolds, zinnias. poppies lark
spur' astors. snaps and all ether ANIMALS
ope9 every day tn ocl1ek ineludins
gSSa TREE HsafssEls snRGEkY Mo IandscapDr grading
dsGayed s COW manure teps9i shrubberies.
Ino ROCKS !. AND \; FLASsToNE; FLAGS Are you build.
GARDEN wan and
rnh tai hs 6; Call us for fine rock. EM. 1884. q
prsff o sa S entire S2eo LOT sds to onsT
fST q ssss s sell Ee sy ha em zsEs4 1884, Call Fails
Sf ssd id Ws1Snson sF0and snd
vicinity vic in 3-bag orders at S1.25 a bag.
ToP SOIL. rich. clean loan. Sis per 4
David l. KERR. 500 St. Barnabas a I'd. re - Sc. Ae
CONCRETE BIRD BATHS. flower boxes,
lawn benches. urns. etc. Open Sunday
George 81 3ANT' 35aaT' 2729 BladensburE .rd.
RICH SOIL, Govt inspected, screened, 6
bu. So; 10 bu; SAFE Is bu. 81; 20 bu
So 20: 9 bu. minimum del'y. MI. S70S. 5
TOPSOH = Rich loan topsoil; orders
being taken for immediate delivery. TR.
1893. -5
FLOWER BOXES, painted red. green.
yellow, gray. 4x6x31 in. with topsoil and
flower IT'D SEEDS e5oo 2119 Biadensburg -rd.
LAWNS MOVED, hedges trimmed; reliable
work, reasonable. Tel. Ii. OS69. 5'
MAN to put in about 20 to 25 acres soy
beans on my farm, near Waples Corner.
Fairfax Co., Va; tractor and equipment
on farm ready to go; can start at once:
work Saturday and Sunday if desired: will
pay on acreage or hourly basis; will also
after planting. Phone MAJ J. T. KINGS
LEY. Falls Church 1871. 3
BOxWOOD 80. 2 to 3h feet tall. MRS
C. F. JOHNSON, RID. 4, Box $50, Alex
andria. Va. 81
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ROOMS WANTED,

NURSE, elderly, needs single room. near
Arlington or Alexandria; grill privil.; 4;
close to bus. TIE. S436. A.
ONE ROOM, kit and b.. needed by Govt.
emp lady: furn. or unfurn.: clean and
near transp.; prefer pvt. home. Box 62-E,
GENTLEMAN desires room and kitch-
enette for Ink Address Box 33-E, Star.
SINGLE furnished room wanted by re-
tired gentleman, in private family, can
ROOM OR APT. FURN.; accom-. mother.
granddaughter. empl. WAVE; grill privil
pref: near Dupont or Thomas CiIeiss' s
Cleveland Park Station. s.
EX-OFFiCER, mature. Govt employed,
seeks room. preferably with bath. in select
gentle home Box 1O2-E. Star. A.
VETERAN, wife and small child urgently
need 1-bedrm, furn apt. or room with
kitchen privils.; Govt. employe. Call HO.
Evening star., 1946-05-03
BOATS Cont

WAN WANTE2rsmalI cabin boat, plain but
CRUISER. ,es IT.. new. equipped, ready to
60; chryser ar Ssr motor oo dinette; screened
CABIN CRUISER, 70 #; living accommo-
engine or trade for good used car. Tel,
Dd 2l5o. or can nTny Be seen n, rI Ct 1900 Maine
MARINE ENGINE. VS., oscos fully
equipped, ea 1g ed new eondition. Ho. 1854: WA.
FOR SALE ~ ss-ft. 1880 chris-cratt
cruiser, sleeps 8; complete in all respects,
including life preservers,, FIRE extinguish-
ers. bottled gas stove. battery charging
eft, eft; Gold Cup racing hull, Miss Phila-
ciaI skids. etc: has. reached "a m. p h; all
mahoss5y Iiis s9 aircraft type. @ @construetion;
son mahogany ,speedboat. very fast; price,
$3.50. Also 316-h.p. Scripps model 302
marine motor. 1900 rpm, direct drive.
Viz, dual ignition: perfect condition;
price, 81 $50. Phone Falls Church 1900.
5s
WASHINGTON'S leading marine supply
store, S. KING FULTON, INC, sO5 Maine
ave. s.w,. Washington, D. c., Elk. 3406:
Evening star., 1946-05-03
AVIATION.

FOR SALE - Fairchild, PT19A-NC515 $50
and instruments, wings and tail fabric
covered plywood. equipped with Kollsman
directional indirector Ship has never
$40 and 7:3o. ' "'' N'' "Ao' %s Dts"
TAYLORCRAFT, new, 1e46. on display
Ciyitan Charity Carnival. 1900 block Wis
II. to be given away to lucky ticket holder.
EVERY ONE WHO FLIES needs complete
aviation insurance protection. Consult
Vermont ave. NV, District 100.
TAYLORCRAFT for sale, 1943, perfect con-
dition: only 300 hours, 65-h.p Tandem;
$1,000: must sell. Call MULLER Green
belt 1892, or see at Schrom Airport. -5
PT-19 B for sale. excellent condition; low
hours. wings recently refinished, new tires.
Call FIR 1870 "A
Evening star., 1946-05-03
POULTRY & EGGS.

FOE SALE large starting (elecl bat.
tery brooders Call Hillside 0503-W. 81
N. H. REQ chicks, best quality blood
tested chicks; TO-DAY only sI per hundred
Md. Phone Hyattsville 0226.
TWO HUNDRED N. H. pullet chicks, 1C
days old. S1750 hundred: 500 White
O. G MAXWELL. HyattsyIlle A226.
Evening star., 1946-05-03

ROOMS EURN.-Northwest. Cont. J

CoLoRED-lO36 PARK RD.: several com;
PARK ROAD HOUSING co
Rooms furnished for couple, 4.50 each.
COLORED-1523 VERMONT AVE.--Large
front room will accommodate or girls,
CoLORED-5O1 COLUMBIA RID. NV
Large room for 2. refined girls, $5 per
week Call ia 5044 or NO. 1929. .
Evening star., 1946-05-03
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

wife seek double room and board. Box
EMPLoYED MOTHER and daughter in
school desire living quarters, apt, or
board Box 5-E. Star. A.
ROOM AND BOARD in Sacred Heart
Parish BY, elderly lady. retired, in refined
Catholic fam. State terms. Address MISS
Evening star., 1946-05-03

year lease; approx, s1oo mo. D1. 3l2l
DIPLOMAT. needs urgently house or apt.
z,ai pay d ! years rent in advance. Phone
CoMDR.' regular Navy. wishes rent o,
furn., for 3 adults, 5 children; probably
s5i nT ssssGn Room ATnfsGn
AUsTkAL1AN DiPLoMAT prepared to pay
NxvT by 'commANpER a9af desres Sa
house or apartment in or near Washington;
f9HG SETERAN fG and wife VIE esg desire furnished Bun
FRERcH isd delo@atic matt D seavce, and
wife; need small turn, house. Northwest;
9S%FhErRnS %Ssf5Ifs RT,se FdaNishED R bedrooms
NV. section, Price no object. Finest ref
srence an furnishes hss, Spruce os3o; aftssr. 6
PHhN. Fur sp59se oR uSFtRS Sab HOUSE, pref 3. With
opt option to buy, with acres or more in
employ. Committing dist Wash SH
$3.50 Sats. or Suns. weekdays after 5
SMALL SHADY HOUSE with screened
porch. NV. wanted By Finnish diploma:
for summer or longer; no children. WO.
WILL SUITCASE furn house or apt for
$3.50 per mo. for May and June. Leave
stone Hotel for coMDR. ELLERToN.
PERM. GOVT. EMPLOYE, modern 2-3
bedroom house within 25 miles Of city.
Boy 60-E, Star. So
WANTED TO LEASE, large house. 20
rooms or more. unfurnished, near Dupont
Circle; suitable club, ETC., by private party.
Phone 81. $3.50. So
CHS RADIO EXECUTIVE. family of three,
permanent. would like house or apart
ment, three or more bedrooms; any re-
$3.50. Sligo 4443. 5s