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Evening star., 1946-09-28
D. {. Building Permits
Show $511,981 Rise
Over Previous Week

Building permits issued during the
last week totaled s907,S57, a Jump
OF SSH ,981 over the previous week,
according to records in the office
of Robert H. Davis, District building
inspections director.
Permits of $1,000 and over were
as follows:
Jerry Maiatico, Woodward Build
Ing, owner; Harvey Warwick, 1000
Cathedral avenue NV, architect; to
erect on 12-story reinforced concrete,
brick, stone Offices and stores, 806
Connecticut avenue; to cost $3.50 900.
The j. and B. Cooperative Co.,
Inc, Munsey Building, owner;
Standard Construction Co., Denrike
Building, builder; George T. SAINT
myers, 2209 L street NV, architect;
to erect 10 two-story brick and Gin
DER block flats, two units each; Gil
to 925 and GIG to 924 47th street NE:
to cost $4,000.
Real Properties, Inc, 4461 Connec-
ticut avenue, owner; Kass Realty
Co, 4461 Connecticut avenue, build
er; James F. Hogan, 4461 Connecti-
cut avenue, architect; to erect one
2-story and basement, brick con-
crete, cinder block stores, offices:
3400 Connecticut avenue; to cost
$4,000.
M. M. Clark, 205 Colorado Build
Ing, owner; R. Robinson, Inc, 2301
Pennsylvania avenue Sc, builder;
Ross & Watson, Hyattsville, Md,
architect, to erect one 2-story con-
crete, steel, brick warehouse, 1105 V
street Sc, to cost 5000.
Benjamin F. Friedman, 1901 New
York avenue NE, owner and build
er; William st. Cyr harrington, 1916
l. street NV, architect, to erect |
one 1-story concrete and brick ad-
dition to auto service and sales
building, 1401 Rhode Island avenue
NE, to cost $32,207.
Ralph Sibley, 21OS North Capitol
street, owner; Metropolitan Con-
tractors, 1918 Good Hope road S. E.,
builder; c. L. Harding. Shoreham
Building, architect, to erect one g
story cinder block, stucco dwelling, |
1705 Thirty eighth street Sc, to
cost $1,000.
Arthur E. Lusby, 254S Thirty
fourth street Sc, owner: w. A.
Lusby, 2548 Thirty fourth street Sc,
builder; L. w. Giles, 4428 Hunt place
NE, architect; to erect one 2-story
(See PERMITS, Page B-2)
Evening star., 1946-09-28

Leland Barrows has been appoint
ed special assistant to Dillon S.
Myer, commissioner of the Federal
Public Housing Authority, to handle
veterans temporary emergency hous-
ing problems. He succeeds Norman
r. Miller, who recently became as
sistant to the director of MIA field
operations.
Mr.. Barrows formerly was with
the OPA, where he served as director
of the Office Of budget and planning
He is 40, a World War II veteran and
a former newspaper reporter.
Housing Administrator Wilson w.
Wyatt, who was due to arrive in
Los Angeles today, is on swing
through the Far West that will take
him to Portland, Ore, and Seattle.
Radio speeches, staff conferences
Evening star., 1946-09-28

and that II projects valued at $497,-
DOL were denied.
Projects Approved.
Projects approved during the week
ending September 27 were as follows
Five projects, valued at SS3,9OO, ap-
proved on the basis of rare and unusual
hardship and with, thu, use of a minimum
amount Of critically short materials:
First Federal Savings e. Loan Associa-
tion of Arlington, construction of bank,
204s North Sixteenth street. Arlington.
Frederick Nessen and Ida Nessen. con-
stTucti99 io9 of Of store 417-4le Eighth street
Georgetown Preparatory School, erection
Of ouonset hut for storage garage at a
school, Garrett Park, Montgomery, Md,
IL Il K. Chester. erection Of branch
gostotieeo Dob building, a7oa Nichols avenue
william Demain & Son. remodeling of
street Alexandria, Va, $4,000.
One project approved because 1t was
considered vitality necessary to public well
fare. health and safety:
Dupont Laundry. addition to laundry,
(See VETERANS, Page B-3D
Evening star., 1946-09-28
Real Estate Shop Talk

and meetings with builders, mayors
committee and veterans groups
crowd his prepared schedule. He is
due to return to Washington
October 9.
Harry H. Steidle, manager of the
Prefabricated Home Manufacturers
Institute, yesterday addressed
meeting of the National Association
of Rural Housing at Biloxi, Miss.
Eugene H. Ruark has been named
manager of the real estate sales
department of the Fidelity Mortgage
Investment Co.
Evening star., 1946-09-28
II Home Loans in Area
For Veterans Approved

Seventy-one home loans were ap-
proved or confirmed by the WASH
lngton Loan Guarantee Office of the
Veterans Administration during the
week ending September 20, the
regional office reported today.
In addition, IL CT business loans
were approved.
Value Of all CT loans during the
week was $813,042, raising the total
loans to $500, involving 1855 ,093,
of which 1858, or $26,044, ,120 worth
were for homes
Evening star., 1946-09-28

(See PERMITS, Page B-2.)
Evening star., 1946-09-28

(See FIRST AID, Page BID
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-25

Among these will be the re-
sumption Of the binRo parties
that have given amusement to
many IN the parish and have also
proved femunerative.
The date Of the opening party
10 TO be announced as soon as the
committee having the work in
charge can arrange details II Is
composed Of Mrs. Theodore Bish-
op, chairman, and Mesdames
George Sclease and Douglas
Cyark
II was also decided TO hold d
carnival instead of the annual
May festival, and Mcsdames W.
j. Schellef, chairman; v. g. Hirth,
james Ford, Bernard Walker and
Willie Moncrief were appointed
10 have IL In charge.
The league also decided 10 give
the school children d Valentine
party The committee on ar
engagements Is composed Of Mes
danes james Ford, chairman,
Mesdgmes Pedro Jane, Howard
Freeman, Matt Sumedingef, G.
Dennis and H. j. Jane, Jr.
Mrs. Frank Moore waa APP
pointed chairman Of the commit
tee 10 have charge OF the foot
ball banquet, with Mrs. Louis Da-
Wis as assistant
II was also decided to make the
next meeting, February @, q so
ei0l one 10 be held in the even
ing with fathers rs special guests.
The opening Of the meeting
was preceded by u song given
by children Of the second grade
after which q prayer was voiced
by the Reverend =. j. Carey
Mrs r. j. Jane, Jr., then vel
coined Mesdames Pedro Jane, w.
Scbellef, Joe " Krebs and &.
Dennis as new members
Mrs. Jane also read q letter
from Mrs Henry Gautief, chair
man Of the Camp and Hospital
Council Of the Pascaeoula chap
ter Of the Red Cross, thanking
the league for the $50 Christmas
stockings filled with candies, fruit
and nuts which that organization
had sent as part Of the Christmas
entertainment Of soldiers ut KEGS
Ter Field
The room count showed the
second grade Of which Sister NJ.
Winiffcd Is teacher as winner Of
the parent attendance prize.
The meeting was closed with
prayer by Father Carey.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-25

ftf sttVitt III World wa T. Was
commissioned tiftt lieutenant
N the Medical Dffietfs Reserve
CORPS ahd HtfetA Hvtfatas iHt
sieieth months IN ilalV
Aittf = haihbtf NJ yenfa N the
practice ~ medicine ~ Land
.tf trained Tor bubble hbHith
work Fut about fifteen wears hp
was connected with the Miasis
sippi state Board ~ Health
II vas while assisting M H.
gals shipyafd 4 NJ pastagoula.
Miss that his health failed com
pltttly and be and Mfs Lander
Moved to Houston, texas, 10 be-
near one NJ their daughters Thev
had resided only q few months In
Goliad, Texas at the time of Df.
Landef's death
Dt Lander had been active IN
the Methodist church al the time
Of his death he was q member
of Paseagoula Lodge No 3ig y.
n A. M Of pascaHoula, Miss
and P%aseaR0ula Chapter No i5i
o. r. g., having served as a past
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-25
Organization Meet
OF Chess Club Here
Held This Week

The organization meeting Of
the PaseagOu1a Chess Club was
held Of the residence Of Dr..
George Fiske recently. II was
decided TO organize the Chess
Club along lines successfully
followed in other communities
without officers. bylaws, or
dues, and to hold the chess
session weekly or bi-monthly.
Dr. George Fiske acted as
host for the initial meeting and
Mrs. Fiske was the gracious hos
tess, serving an assorted varie-
~ Of delicious refreshments. A
variety 81 chess games were play
I'd, ranging from tournament cali
bre 70 simultaneous and ten sec
0nd limit move contests An en-
jOyablc time vas had by all pres
ent, including DR. and Mrs. George
Fiske, Dr. Jane Brent, Mrs. Nell
ZDru. Alton =. NAV, J. r. Bryan.
s r. Friedrich, and Karl Wiesen-
burg Joe Purdy and Virgil
Barnes were listed among the
organizers. although not present
The next meeting will be held at
the residence Of Alton p May on
Friday, January 18th AZ 300
o'clock ?. m Any chess player,
OF anyone interested in learning
the game contact Dr.. George Fiske
OF any q the above named mem
bers for further details.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-25

Worshipful Master Of the former
and past patron Of the latter.
DR.. Lander Was married on
January !, 1913 10 Miss Mary
Elizabeth Ford Of Dallas, Texas
and they had just passed their
33rd anniversary.
lie Is survived by his widow,
two daughters, Mrs II. H. Rich.
ards Of Columbia, Miss. and
Mrs j. r. Lindsey OF Houston,
Texas, and -four grandchildren:
as well ~ n sister, Mrs &. A.
cumbaa Of Mobile, Alabama, and
two br0tbers, Mr.. Joe s. Lander
of Waco, Texas and Mr.. Y. II.
Lander Of Kroole, Miss, and q
half sister, Mrs. james Reed of
Starkville, Miss. His remains
were laid 10 rest In Goliad, Texas.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-25
DR.. n, q. Lender
Dies Jonuofy 9Th
AZ Colidd Texos

~ Hodefick Oambfeli Lander.
iafmef pascafoula resident died
nj HE hufne IN uUiiad Texas
JANUARY q NJ the aft az 80 years.
teth m Yasoo Miss bt Lender
was educated ~ Barton Atad
envy Mobile Alabama Medical
college and Southeastern Med
zeal College, Dalias, Texas, after
which he engaged IN general
practice IN localities u North
and South Texas
Df Lander volunteered In 1917
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-25
Catholic League
Plans Activities
For School Year

Recently at the first meet
Ing since the beginning Of the
new year, the Catholic school
planned a number Of activities for
the purpose Of earning funds 10
carry on the work al the school
for this semester
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-25

4 hundred different designs Of
miniature electric bulbs are re-
quired for signaling and ind
eatiVe devices. radios and tee
phones q the r 8 Army Signal
Corps
Evening star., 1946-12-28
DOGS. PETS, ETC.

and outside runs. each separately ken,
neled, excellent food: personal care a ano 1s
kRs s5fsi0R RRoss n Se papssy M
6spis 6Gs aND GhTs PHse Dparded Pafsf week ends
sssfnar5 5sssss Esonsf RakgRR
NE5S 45 cGRR sEf To 9iaa path
Ing and srooming cocker spaniel puppies
shssnRRn SssHfFi
Kennel; individual indoor Kennels with
e PicEap and GSIstHs delivery, T'iS oAkMoNT FARM
FEF sHfPPiss n
shs pTspen n pes sbops a sa sa g p
fRozfN ths 81 t0f tssEs EsaisEen6e
hsnk 4as m nd se gs1ssa Los sas c
igreed apd rssistsEed Axe, soo5 Addison
GoLhE 5s Akd u fes Dsl5 good sssc
Ss Rass and cohE SalEs sasfs fsd VI
RABBIT sALE-commercia herd New
Zealand Whites, and Reds. separately, or
entire herd, including registered and show
etc. etc: also $50 fine flock White King pigeons;
owner moving. Drive out Wash. -Frederick
ss Eou's and I mss ns OfyqHd e. HSfSsSffITn !as
STUD COCKER. gorReous red and white,
CHAMPION sired Oliver 1916; =
brindle female, Axe reg. The dog with 2
personality: priced for immediate sale
Ct ST sbsX,r; AbsX 942a pt,p n,,. 80 to- 29 a.,
black, Navy champ stock, weeks, Axe
rec. MRS. 8ARETT, Fairfax G4-J-ll. 20
,nocuiated. houeebrosen: Sf,i adorabIe m net.
$50; to good home only. WA. 1891, 80
RACOON HOUND, Tennessee. black and
tan, . years old; helped kill l2 coons this
season; will trade for male broken beagle
hound M ], LOWE. 1852 Bromley ave-
Brsdbnry PARK Pnl5d M o,. ,,,....;o 20
weeks old, registered Axe; temporarily
ipoculated. AT. 5171. -29
COLLIE, beautiful. white, 8 months, fe-
male, spayed. EN-. SOIL, 4S40 43rd .pl
NV. 29s
kAKBITs. whi9, 5, age from, 3 mos.
shesp. Call afl n 8 pm, RA. o5se.
Evening star., 1946-12-28
ApARrMrNrs WANTED Cont

RADIO ANNOUNCER. .WMAL veteran,
aaa enlDxsd flass yds W gsi % children furn s
SER sYEtiRsvIcEMXS, : sexpectant wife and child.
urssnty so need j. or bedroom ss4a fqnn to ap
SETEnaS, q III m WIFE. VI desire small furn or
unfprn. apt, near busline IN NV. perma-
sHpafiRfasrAsN MofHRa ANp p nbAn1GHfER require lnne-
diate place TO live. apartmsenntt snt Of any az Sze'
BY employed couple, preferably Georse5oown. tow
ssI SMALL iil' FURS. or unfur. apt. for veteran
Aisxan.drla inferred. Alex. aass; 2s. a,.4
Northwes5 section. for family Of aanlts. Adults.
and Dsv.s S,ds stsssB dss,
PERMASSTNT OFFICER wife a,,1,InI.Ssa and a,ysari
oa e nj oase scr or or We
cinlty Andrews Field. Phone Jass6son sss
FSR fSds-s 3 TO s MONTHS, responsible par
lent references. Dupont 2290. 30s
WANTED-Apt.. needed by Tues. for wife
ard small child. Cali Lincoln os355o. "A
sssh1ANp-NEw ss1ANpNEw BABY and parents viii be
without home after Jan. z, desire ! or
esdFG9F es IF doMDR Ssa sf g. sntar Ps Il noHas
saoo ESt .,5 5o95 av osIa en- to pm. Sat-
BASEMENT APT. - Capable. wife works,
pIEsRooKs. ssoo K St. NV; no janitor
GOVT. ATTORNEY. wife. employed. d, de-
Sire bedrm., liv. rm., kit. apt: no chill
dren, no pets.i NV. section. EN-. 3b33l.
STAFF MEMBER of the international
Monetary Fund wants to rent house or
apt; 2 br., d. r., x; Oh; Ch.,. kensington
EMBASSY OFFICIAL. wife, child, yrs
urgently desire furnished. unfurnished
apartment. one. or two bedrooms: can 81 he
located outskirts. Telephone AID. sloo
APARTMENT. rnfurnished. for veteran
wife; Government worker. MRS. ZAH-
NISER, EX. 242O, Ext. sos, Box 200 b,
MOTHER and ir high school son need
apt. in Arlington, furn. or unfurn. CH
VETERAN, wife and daughter. desperateiy
in need of furnished apartment: living
room, bedroom. kitchen and bath, neet
| downtown, transportation reference Il
desired CAL any time, Saturday or .Sa SIN
VET. AND WIFE urgently need unturn.
apt or house, ! or = bedrooms bath; EN-
ployed: up to S15 month. Call VAN CAMP,
EN- 1886, after D m. ~.
Evening star., 1946-12-28
HOUSES FOR sALE-korthwess.

srd FL Srf nrss for lsascss sss ss
fsE fss roo sss ssths sras nssed
your properly in trade If priced ss rigshs;
Two Two BEAuIIFuL Chevy Chase homes for
seie: ono Mount Pleasant home. Phone
OR. 1926 for fun particulars, and sp-
ps Ps4D PARK RD.--Home and $50 mo.
incot.c rms, y @ baths: s-sa sar-; on hss5 ts5
HAVE TO MOVE. We have numerous
vacant and owner occupied houses IN M De
session.; Others coming i in daily . Ca. Can
NEW sIIxEs spkINGM7,stoTys ,,7, ,ss ss1,a,srs sna :
FaHe or d bedroems s tile Tie bath: frepiace: isl
basement: oil heat; corner lot;, worth ati
your inspsstiono si3;a5o a;,S sGRYMANs Gs1 Ne
.MusT 1's BE so.D"-Now VACANT
This well-built corner house, loeated ssi .on1 IN
sHhSsf sistins Of lsrse rooms, ) tiled baths, sun
deck, finished basement, with : private yaa
property Dr. Tor business. Priced to sell. with
aseset peass sa HAIRY EaE af'i aa
ImsfsbIsFr ETSfsTj az llfso fPsossEss,oN-Almost new
1-bedroom brick on level corner T ~ FoWs. roo
ass sias porcs y sSef e fn furnace Storm sinasss
cali Mr sprossssr. sH. 4saa' with EVERY
To Il ! Y6u " SWHHo DESIRE PRIVACY and era, era,
cious living. 1904 River rd., l DIX. from
western ave and bus. Diet. insui. mouse
witt, an is-inch foundation: over | acre
,round with shrubbery. many shade ana
fruit trees, lge. chicken house, 2-car gar,
q bedrms., Sa baths, liv. rm. 14S32 IT.
iee. naodern kit. with breakfast nook.
side and front pcrchcs lge. rec, rm.. new
ali burner Priced well below its true value
McDEvITT. Realtor, sH. $3.50, RA 41!s'
1.f5 HARVARD ST. NV Possession.
Overlooking Rock Greek Park. Mt Pleas
atS-Practically new row English. ease
meat brick home. only 3 yea RS. old; bright
rooms, modern kitchen, &C. heat: English
basement has private entrance and is sepa-
rate from the rest of the house and SO ar
ranged that you can finish additional liy-
ing quarters and bath: plumbing already
Terms. Terms $3.50 cash, balance arst trust.
payable S56.25 per month. Eight already
sold Inspection by appointment oniy.
SHAPIRO INC. 1106 Vermont ave. q ".
sl5. ME 900. IN NORTHWEST = Detached
home; 8 large rooms, | bath: g-car ga.
rage; oil hot-water heat; near UnderWoo9
ana ard SITS. NV; for real value. cSh
iis today on this one. r. A. TWEED CO.,
EN- 1890 until Q pm. 20
Evening star., 1946-12-28
AVIATION.

EVERY ONE WHO FLIES needs complete
sHivERs INSURANCE AGENCY. loi6
THE BEST BUY OF 1916 = Cessna 14o,
eeuippsd for day and night instrument s.; y
prox; $50 hrs, total time total cost over
trade. Phone MccLosKEY, Conversational
fkfvAITE FlLoTsS-Memberships open in a
10-mcmber flying club OH Fairchi)d PT-26,
$3.50 each: fiight time, So per hour. DON
AID NJ. vIEDT. ma. o26s. or RA. 36ol
fTAYLoRCRAFT, 1o4s. . mos. old, radio
receiver, rate Of climb. extras: special
props; cruises lo2; cost s2,313' sell for for
si"PAss. DoUGIAs FOR SALE, lease or
charter: make reservation now for round
FOR sALE--l0-piece winter flying suit
ERCoUPE FLYING CLUB-one member
ship available in newly formed club: prac-
tically new plane with 2-Way radio: con-
ysnifEnsy l9satsd PRGne TE
ing, welding, sheet metal, engine repairs aI s;
CAA-descna ted inspector. SPRINGFIELD
AIRPORT. Alex. S342. }
AERONC4 TANDEM, built 1943. new prop,
brakes: 81 900. Call UN. 1916. -29
Evening star., 1946-12-28
COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

YOU GET MORE FOR. YOUR MONEY With
5EssE & e s9a,snssse Mas ses yoa g9e sg1 cord Call
VA. ANTHRACITE. egg, stove and nut: ~
si5.35: pea. s11 20; buckwheat. Ss.55: 5
$ESssssssssil $,ss sss slesS e Sue RIDGE Coat CO.
sEAsoNED NE FIREPLACE WOOD. kipdling,
Pa. quality hard coal, egg, stove, nut pea,
neeh~soso9p now. csooso9pER sgsPIy CO.: AT 5sl9;
isnsth; ss9 eeEd ME iseo' .6r5: pg 7ssl, sssc,,,
price, SIT cord. mixed wood slabs, SIS,
24-hr. delivery. Fails Church lslO-R s.o
WOOD, hard, seasoned, fireplace or stove.
any length. Phone Fairfax 177-J-l2 after
fIREWooD, fireplace wood and d. kindl!ng, s1H 5s.
SO eord d AL foT Del va sso 9f No cord
Call WI. 1928. -
CORDWOoD to burn. any length: Q; s.
standard cord, $50: half cord $40. ,os WA
DRY DRY FIREPLACE WOOD, seasoned one
year $50 a cord. 5000 half cord; quicK
TfREPkAof TffRIaPEA a HARDwooD, Mi S cut - inches,
at $50 a cord; other lengths S2l deliV-
cred Telephone CO. 1881. - d
Evening star., 1946-12-28
ROOMS FuRkIsHED--MD. and "a

ROOMS FuRkisHED--MD. and VA.
so. ARL.-Attr.. conf, rm for lady; pvt
home. hon e.. excel transp; $3.50 wk. GL. 1856
LARGE FRONT ROOM. . exposure. pvt
bath; I: shower near DISTRICT lins: re-, cony ny
sinaie fellows: $40 mo-; conv. tranasp7
LARGE BEDROOM. twin beds. close to
Pentagon Bldg. SIS each. Ivy 13s7.R,s
700 S. OVERLOOK DR.. Alex, .ya.7-Front
room; double bed next s,tS,bsshod to bath in e neT
haIi1HRsxANbRsA. ai1Rs Beverly Hlls-Dlscrimi-
mating Southern fanny has exeeption3sll,y zee II
man; extra large seniinvt bath: conv. and
fast transp;; prefer long-tiuae document;
ern Weil-furnished home with, ano her
business or professional woman. Very con-
yenient location. in South Arlington;
spenda ong tSoss
ALExANDRIA-Nicely furn single room.
s o 5aaR shoDbs s AEgGs s a9d pfssa
IN ARrrNGToN-Delightful room, private
bath. 2 closets: bus at corner; % min; to
ale aeIe. room. ssmipvt. bath: new private home;
large closets; nicely furnished 500 90 snd
SRtrSadirioSEAttractiye III airi SSs1Attti furn. front rm.,
modern home, h.-w.h.; bus " block; pref
after after pm pm. $40. is27 N. Utah. "a
Evening star., 1946-12-28
ROOMS FURklsnEp-Nor.heo,s.

for two men, S. a week each. MI. 74d4.
new furniture, double room. -s22.5o month
each; also single room. S"5; L block of
s7i6 goth ST N.E.-oentleman preferred;
CAL before noon or after 5, DE. 1117. 30
capitOl. f is good ii tTansp. downtown AT At. $5i4 I
600 eth ST. N.E.-sunny room, adjacent
snees; s. week. ER: 1917: 20
rsoWer psn on bsfs fsfss se anth water
THE GALENA, 132 B st. n.e.-Nicely, fur
prVs onnse sgs for
tanning guests; dble.. So so and sa5 mo;
sisss sas EAST EAST CAPITOL sT.-Large. we'll
heated, attractive room for 8, Girls oos5
couple; PVT bath; Sc so each weekly; 40 ~
to share. $40; single. $40. Girls only.
395s AMEs sT.-war,n. comfortable room,
good bed, . closets. ample drawer space;
home; s55 mo. Single or double. At.
oti1 sooi 18th ST. N.E.-Attraetively fur
nished master bedroom; excellent transp:
ana restaurants. uIlllHllbeQ pnOES,
for couple; single. $40: double. $50. Ho.
S5O4 -3
sos * ST. N.E.-Double rm; convenient
transportation use of refgr. for bever-
ages; 81 per wk each. LU. 5S61. --3
TRINIDAD, 1855 Queen st. n.e.-Sunny
rm, newly furr.. decorated: 10 min. by
D-2 bus from Union Station; $50 single
1919 18th ST. NE.-Pvt. home; large
front rm., nicely furn.. next to bath: phone
in rm.; to refined gentleman with good
coLoRED@as FLORIDA AVE- men.
IS each. DE. 2s6a. -2a
for rent with screened porch for single
man. 81. so per wk. RA, .622s.
COLO4ED-I1OI FLORIDA AVE. NV
RIM. for . men, with privils.; So each.
CAL Sunday CO 3917 %
Evening star., 1946-12-28
BOATS.

FLYING BRIDGE CRUISER Beautiful
55-ft. twin-screw yacht with luxrious
ACCOMMODATIONS for guests and, and : crew sa
ia4o at cost Of $4,000: Twin 1555-h.p
Ss5sn ssd seasHs MH 0ssf sssabe IL Nnm nne
res eTnsF s5fs 'ff66ot H6oH i Ifssy Isl sSss
4HcM s1S Maas ATExaNDEk fE Nh c Yacht
buy or sell yps aq ed or cra ee
sse soSr or PVat eharter 6l5 Maine ave. Me 5sSs
1 siss SON anc fals s'rf s ss
LiGHTING PLANTS. y n 81 yelts yealHsssto ate
rsaHe SCI ihs's son ss
fiaa fiai l1ss 1Iss5TINaG1sHERs@Kidd,e Fl sf M carbon
dioxide portable and marins hre systems;
Py5ene ssrRqn tech H form tbs sA fifth ss se
CABIN CRUISERS available now at prices
HSGH fFSG s. 9GS Il OHS Nc 'eEBS e15 Maine
MAI MxnlSE ne ss5PPL1Es. SUPP paints. rope, nre ex-
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BUILDING A BoATe See largest assortt-
ment marine supplies East Coast at 8. Z.
FULTON, INC. sos Maine ave. s.w. Ex.
HIGGINS BOATS AND TRAILERs, new
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KING FULTON, INC, sos Maine ave Sw.
TWo sAILBoATs. one snipe class COM
plete, $3.50; and a good centerboard ll-ft;
hull without mast, S75. Rear of 615
Maine ave. s.w. -
sAiLBoAT. Hampton. design. de luxGs
new last June, , sets sails S91o. .E'
DODGE &c. ft, de luxe. speedboat. with
shields, completely upholstered, seats 8;
l4o-hp Lycomng motor CoJ VII G,,n se racnr hoT
boat miss. Philadelphia" has gone %
miles per hour special for fern skIdf and
an offer Also 316-h:p. Scribbs Marine
motor with dual ignition - and dual duai car ar
$3.50. Falls Church 1900. -29
NEW YEAR yAsUEs-We are convinced
See our listings of every type Of craft at
reduced prices; terms arranged HUGH
ALEXANDER, INC, 615 Maine ave. sow'
oGTBoARD MOTOR ard fshnr tackle: in
good condition. G. II. SATTLER; No
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