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Evening star., 1947-12-02
By the Assoejoted Press

COPENHAGEN, Denmark, Dec. 2
-Dashing young King Mihai OF
Romania and beauteous Princess
Anne of Bourbon Parma, his distant
cousin, will announce their engage
ment probably within month, .
source close to the Danish royal
family said today.
The 24-year-old Danish French
Princess, who once worked in a hat
shop in New York with her royal
mother, and 26-year-old Mihai are
together now in Switzerland. They
arrived Sunday from London after
attending the marriage of Princess
Elizabeth.
The British royal wedding hae
revived rumors of romance be.
tween Mihai and Elizabeth's sister
Princess Margaret Rose. Mihai's
name also had been linked with
| that of Princess Thereza, member
of a family which claims the non
existent throne of Brazil.
king Mihai's secretary, ad-
! NlS6O III LduI dIAAlC Va tAAS ASPSAot
said, I'VE have to wait for an
announcement from the govern
ment." The King and the Prin-
cess are staying at the Hotel
Beau Rivage in Ouchy, 4 FASH
ionable Lausanne suburb. With
them are the Kings mother.
Queen Helen, and his aunt, the
Duchess of Aosta.. The Kings
secretary said the King planned
to leave at the end Of this week
| for Bucharest and that Princess
Anne expected to return then to
I Copenhagen0
Seen Together in London.
While they were in London, Nina
and Anne were seen together fire.
quently.
! The informant said it was expect.
ed the engagement would be an
nounced simultaneously by King
Mihai in Bucharest, King Frederick
TX of Denmark and Princess Annei
parents, Prince Rene and Princes
Margarethe, in Copenhagen.
Danish newspapers dlsplayee
prominently today reports the two
were at the same hotel in Switzer'
land. Danish newspapers circles
said they believed an engagement
announcement Is imminent, bu,
such matters are not made public
until the official news is published
by the court.
The Princess, whose full name Ii
Anne Antoinette Francoise Char
lotte was a front-line worker for
the Red Cross In World War II
Evening star., 1947-12-02

turned automobiles, they regrouped
in preparations for . new foray.
Jews Storm Through Barriers.-
A Jewish counterattack, mean.
while, developed. -Four trucks load
ed with young Jews armed with
clubs sped out of Zion Square short
ly after noontime, followed by al-
proximate!y 1000 Jews on foot.
The Jews stormed through police
barriers on Princess Marys Way
and began wrecking Arab shops
motion picture theaters and cafes.
The barrier, which had beer
erected to halt the Arab mob, was
broken through only after fierce
hand-to-hand struggle with police
Hagana leaders finally halted the
Jewish advance a short distance be.
yond the barrier by appealing for
halt while they conferred with po.
lice. A committee of 10 Jews ther
was appointed to accompany police
through st. Julian's Way to assess
the extent of damage done to Jew
ish shops by the Arab rioters.
Harana Halts Advance.
Meanwhile bands of Jews con-
tinued to smash windows and hurl
stones, but there was no firing.
A line of Hagana members, with
Joined hands, prevented the Jewish
demonstrators from advancing fur
ther into the Arab area. After about
20 minutes the Jews began to drift
back toward Zion Square. Many
of the Jewish rioters. who included
owners Of Jewish shops which hao
been burned out by the Arabs
shouted:
1886 will not be repeated. They've
burned us out. Let's burn them
out"
1896 was the year of the big Arab
uprising in Palestine.
A 1:10 pm. the official Palestine
Information Bureau issued state
ment saying the situation is under
control
5000 Arabs in Mob.
tiAno 90 AAAoAAJ ttA
5000 Arabs had stormed out o1
the old city of Jerusalem and head
ed for the Jewish quarter.
A roadblock manned by tommy
gunners turned the bowling moi
back on midtown Princess Mary:
Way, but the rioters swept into st
Julian's Way, 100 yards from thu
King David Hotel and started
smashing windows and overturninl
automobiles.
Police armored cars edged into the
mob, firing Bren guns and fire pa
trolls began fighting the raging fires
One group of Arabs, crying ou
Filthy Americans" hurled stone'
at the automobile in which tn.
Associated Press correspondent wa!
riding, but failed to hit their target
Gunfire broke out near the Amer
lean consulate in Mamillah road.
Disturbances were reported stimuli
Evening star., 1947-12-02
Holy War
Continued From First Page.l

approach to it is the British -trained
Arab Legion, in Trans-Jordan, a
state no larger than the new Jewish
state.
Numerically inferior, the Jews,
howey4, can put into the field at
least one regular army unit, and
thousands of tough, experienced
guerilla fighters. They have the
Jewish Brigade, trained and equip
ped by Britain which fought with
recognized success in the last stages
OF the Italian campaign.
Their irregulars. the majority Of
whom served in other European
armies before the last war. have
been the spearhead in the UNDER
ground operations of the past two
years.
But American observers believe
that even a large-scale guerrilla
struggles between Arabs and Jews
would bring, from Moscow, the offer
to station Russian troops In
Palestine.
They might come in on tenn
porary basis experts said. and
then you'd never get them out"
Evening star., 1947-12-02

migration certificates now in de-
tention camps in Cyprus.
Evening star., 1947-12-02
Palestine
lContinued From First Pageo

orderly and apparently under COM
mand of experienced leaders, de-
ployed In the streets to meet the
onslaught.
Outbursts also we're reported IN
the port city of Haifa, and uncoa-
firmed reports from Lydia Village,
near Palestines major airport, said
one Jew was killed and eight were
injured in rioting. In Jaffa Jewish
shop was stormed by 4 mob.
One Of the other dead was Max
Pinn, SO, who died of wounds in the
stoning of 4 Ramle bus. Jewish
sources said he was 3 trade and
transfer oficial Of the Jewish
Agency. .. ~
After the main body Of the Arab
rioters had been dispersed in the
first assault, leaving In their wake
4 trail OF burned shops and over
Evening star., 1947-12-02

ener, who were making a trip to
this Trans-Jordan capital, were
rescued from the mob by Brit
ish Army major and were taken to
the Trans Jordan frontier force
headquarters at Zerqa.
The mob which harassed the
Americans also stormed the offices
of the Trans-Arabian Pipe Line Co.
here, threatened American person.
mel and burned office files and furni-
ture, police said.
The American Consul Generals
Office in Jerusalem said Mr.. Potter
had telephoned from zerqa, asking
assistance, and that the consulate S
Evening star., 1947-12-02
Johnson and Mrs. zachs
Lead in Bridge Pairs
By the Assoeiofed Press

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Dec. a.
Ben johnson of Spartanburg, s. C..
and Mrs. Howard Zachs, New York
are leading in the World Master
Mixed Pairs competition Of the
American Contract Bridge Leagues
annual winter tournament.
The couple scored 245 points te
take a 7-point lead as title play
opened here last night. Paul Bach.
er, East Orange, N. j., and Alvir
Landy, Cleveland. trailed in secone
place with 23S points. In third place
were Mrs. T. Lyons and L. E. Ashen'
helm, both of Kingston, Jamaica.
Evening star., 1947-12-02

" o1AA z IL . @No
tion al N e " S
Agency, W e r e
held in prospec-
tive custody last
night in the lit
tie Arab town OF
Zerqa, north Of
Amman, y after
being chased by
an Arab mob
earlier in the
day.
Mr.. Potter re-
ported by tele-
phone to Jeru-
salem that he
and Miss Eh-
Evening star., 1947-12-02

military attache
W as arranging
for the Arab lie.
gion to furnish
the two CORE.
spondents trans
portatlon from
zerqa to the AL
lenby B r i d g e
over the river
an thi,
morning.
The ONCE saic
a full account oi
the correspon.
dents molesta
tion and of the
Evening star., 1947-12-02
2U.5.Correspondents
Held Briefly by Arabs
After Pursuit by Mob
BY the Associated Press

AMMAN, Trans-Jordan, Dec. a.
Two American news correspondents.
Phil Potter of the Baltimore Sun
and Miss Charlotte Ebener OF the
Evening star., 1947-12-02
50 Pet. More immigration
For Jews Is Expected

LONDON. Dec. 2 tR.-A govern
ment source said today it is safe to
assume" Britain will authorize at
least so per cent increase in the
rate of legal Jewish immigration
into Palestine between now and her
scheduled August evacuation dead
line.
While no decision has been taken
yet, the informant said, the pur-
pose of the increase would be to
clear the 10000 Jews without i'm
Evening star., 1947-12-02

taneously in other parts Of Palestine.
The stoning Of Jewish buses con-
tinued in Tel Aviv, and bombing
occurred in q suburb Of chat all
Jewish city-without casualties.
One Jew was seriously wounded
by bullets which pierced a bus near
Ramle.
On the border between Tel Aviv
and Jaffa police broke up an Arab
road block where a mob was forming
Dispatches from other parts OF
the Middle East, meanwhile, told
of widespread Arab demonstrations
against the partitioning of Pales-
tine. Cairo, Damascus, Baghdad
Amman and other Arab centers all
apparently were seething with un-
rest.
Evening star., 1947-12-02

concrete proof that Lyons Toothpaste is better,
because they show that while cleaning teeth it actually
gets them bnfhter. IN to 513 times brighter.
than any other toothpaste tested
The reason why Lyons Toothpaste cleans teeth
beautifully and polishes them brantly-is that it's
not just another toothpaste-but is based on
formula that's completely new and radically differ
ent. Believe it or not, Lyons 1oothpa:te actually
cleans without soap-polisfes without chalk
Starting today-get more brightness in your smile!
Get utterly new radically different incredibly better
Lyons Toothpaste.
Evening star., 1947-12-30
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

GREAT DANE PUPPIES, pedigreed,
KRfss E Ms kRoss svsE SssTns ofss
boarding, the best horne-cooked food and
the same individual care your dog gets at
home. Choice cocker pups available; also
DOGS And N Saa CARS ssras boarded. .I week ends or
longer: air-conditioned kennels. pickup
stI service e @ veterinary supervision. BIDE-A-
WE! WEE KEMSEIS: 4s15 Conn ave. ,Wo 1924
ing and grooming; cocker spaniel puppies,
ELPAW Kennels REG. - Boarding
E1or,s grooming, bathing; warm, radiant-heated
BOXER PUPPiES. Axe registered. cham
pioan, sired. DELLWooD KENNELS. IA.
PUPPIES, healthy. playful, male and fe-
COCKER sPAN1EL ~ pGPfiEs. GgI1 best blood
line; REGISTERED s !, 5, champion cocker spaniel
Year gift bonny wee bit Of the highland,
reasonable; MRS. cRoMPToN, PL. oi67;
e0GKEk Witt PGrS gorgeous org shoT type red
MONT. Co, ANIMAL SHELTER has fine
dogs for ,adoption. So Give the family
%eekdsr, 1pe for Nsx ax Year Sligo 51sa. Open
BOXER. female. VI. old. Axe. excel
blood, line; priced for immediate sale. or
w would conSlder nJ farming out to right party
PEKINGEsE, males. mos. old must
sell; any ny reasonable offer will be accepted.
eecKEK g KERN srAs1E1s, reg Axe. fine Gaa Black
stud services: blonds or blacks: boarding.
5490 Auth I'd Sc. Clinton sol -J-5 Il
Evening star., 1947-12-30
HOUSES FURNISHED.

1921 MCKINLEY ST, Chevy Chase, D. c.
Attractively furnished S-room brick house.
bedrooms; available Jan. 1st to May 1st.
possibly longer; S225 per mo. Call WI,
S439 80
CHEVY CHAsE-Would like to lease 10
very responsible family grown children
only from ! to 4 mos. bedrms., Q
baths, oil heat. china, linens; 1928 mo.
s.BEDRM. = b :1Gsa BRICK HOME completely furn..
for mos. Of Jan. and Feb; only; adults:
GEoRGEToWNIsmaH Very Beautifully
etc; 5000, 6-month lease. JOHN LIPS
NICELY FURNISHED DET. HOME n
nearby Md. 5 large rooms. gas heat:
perfect cond: convenient location. An
unusual value at S135 per month. Call
DELRAY AVE. BETHEsDA-S rooms,
bath. garage; immediate possession; 800
CHESTNUT ST, BETHESDA. Md rms.
bath and garage; S125 month: possession
WILL VII SHARE HloGtsE in exchange Of care
Of 4-year-o,d girl. AT. e496. 1887 Oates
BE ETHEsDA-Modern .2-bedrm. BUNGALOW.
Jan. | to April /; 500. WI. 5000. 81
FURNISHED HOME, restricted neighbor-
hood; for reliable settled person or couple.
in exchange for housekeeping services
DE 5631, or write Box 341-T, Star. II
Evening star., 1947-12-30
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

I401 10th ST. N.W.-Front .bsmt studio.
pvt bath: 2 or ) men,. small single, lge
double. switchboard selected menus
1896 10th ST. N.W.-Double and triple;
room with private bath; double or triple;
fSes!sh! 1ses New %fa,f HAMpsH1RE AVE. N.w-baou-
BILE front room. twin beds. lge. closet and
windows; suitable for men or married
NEAR SGAR KENSHpY seHa rea!f THEArER-Large, dou-
nhere; men preferred, IA, 6s5s 80
361f 1lth ST. NW.-Room to herself,
elegant board, for refined, employed Prot
estant yag ,.3s yoHng s woman e. ;,,E 45s6 ~aor
single; with good meals )
WOULD you like to live in a punk neigh
borhood where the rooms are filthy, the
roomers drunk. the landlady nasty. the
GhR fSod lo@s$a ao Msll We this bE isn as.e MANSION
two girls; also l man to share with an
other man, and l girl to share with an
other girl. meals daily, including 2 on
Sth.S sS Is dss en-. freas q '5a5s 5n tvln x!n
CLUB MASON, ii72e N. H. ave. NV
Washington's most exclusive guesthouse;
has double rm. for 2 ladies; also 1 rm
costs s,a no mere to live at the best We ere
THE MAR-LEETA. 1925 18th st. NV
Rooms with running water and telephones,
for young ladies and young men, showers,
elevator; excellent board 81
1927 18th ST.--Vacancies for young men
and Young ladies: excellent meals. 30'
Evening star., 1947-12-30
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.
ADDING MACHINES. typewriters. calcula-
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO. sI3 14th st.
ADDING MACHS., typewriter, calculators,
price. price NE. 1885; CO 4625 ewes, Sundays.
MISUNDERSTANDING, bric-a-brac. china,
glassware, rugs, silverware, paintings;
highest ,asd cash prices paid Call MURRAY
BEDROOM SUITES. dining room suites,
living room pieces, rugs, gas ranges and
pefen once auFRus Viii pay hishsst a possbe prcss
"a sS Sssss, shs "a =
aRs pay snns roS@ DO Or
BOOKS WANTED by Wasnington.s fastest
Gss Tor good BOOKS bk on any subject in any feid
ass SooR sToR ri 9th
seosssorles ' bogsht at highest prices.
bep PHoo # 5asfce Go 9 Ps s4s
CAMERA WANTED. - High quality. Also
Mfyls Wigs iafa rom Rn0'seos ss RE ASK
Hssiss ''a e.!
DIAMONDS and old god, diamond watches
J.
BURK. INC. 6i4 18th st. NV, D1 2773,
DIAMONDS. OLD GOLD, diamond pocket
and wrist watches initial birthstones. dia-
mond wedding. rings; other jsTelry jewell gr pyr,
JEWELRY jESafI. ii.s.5 CO. 7Ia Eth i St. NV.
FURN.-House, apt. CT single PCS; top
cash, prompt removal; 1--WE do movine).
FURNITURE-Will buy entire contents or
odd pieces; best cash prices; buying and
fns 5e eyer stS 20 sad sts We 40 movnE
FURNITURE and household effects OF the
better kind wanted at once; will buy suites
day. MR.. GRADY, MA. 1890.
GOLD-.BrinR, your old, gold. silver. plating
H tseiR R & s5 ysas at Ws ss5 Pay st. cash R
LATHE-Metal, screw-cutting, with ,ade-
but hollow spindle preferred fair price
requested for immediate cash sale. Please
PIANO. mahog console model; good make
good eond.; pvt. party will pay cash.
liANOs, granu. upright splnet or apt
SIS sizg; any fi5s; 5Ss. any condition. will pay
PIANO and some good used household
Goods; can pay cash. Phone after pm
fiANos WANTED-coLoN1AL PIANO co.
pays highest cash prices. Phone MA. 4S7O
tor sourseou&s & appraisal
PLANO WANTED, good coma. Tor practlCe,
reasonable ARMEN HACDORIAN, HO.
PLUMBERS BRASS. scrap iron, scrap cop
per. lead, scrap ALUMINIUM. Hishest prices
paid. WASHINGTON RAG g. BAG CO..
SCRAP IRON WANTED-cast iron, s1.a5
per 100 pounds. scrap iron and steel
ST per 100 pounds: auto batteries. .75
each; house rags. 81 per 100 pounds,
delivered to our warehouse. Highest prices
paid for scrap iron. scrap metals house
rags and auto batteries. If you cannot
deliver your accumulations, please phone
us WASHINGTON RAG g. BAG CO.. 215
SCRAP IRON wANTED-Cast iron, 81. .25
per 100 pounds: scrap iron and steel
S1.75 ea.; house rags. S4 per 100 pounds.
delivered 10 our warehouse. Highest prices
paid for scrap iron, metals. house rags and
auto batteries. II you cannot deliver your
accumulations, please phone us. ACE
JUNK CO.. 2220 Georgia ave. NV. AID
SEWING MACHINES-we buy all types;
repair hemstilching, buttons covered
pleating. 917 St. Re: 1900. RE- 2311
SINGER SEWING MACHINES, any style or
condition, Hghest prices paid Gail
1918 Georgia avenue NV, Taylor 1914;
Gill Georgia avenue NV, Georgia gill;
s417 Georgia avenue, Shepherd ss44.
sTAMPS-New or used q. g., old snve.
lopez and letter.; PVT, e6llsesof. oW.
Evening star., 1947-12-30
BOATS.

MARINE SUPPLIES. paints, rope, fire ex-
tinguishers outboard motors, Scripps ma
rine engines, so to 300 h.p.: fishing tackle
FRANK DEL VECCH1o & SON. 1912 18th
MATTHEWs new 1s4s. It's here for in
spection by appt. only. 4O-ft twin screw
sleeps g.. running hot and cold water
shower. .3-burner stove. ship to- shore and
standard broadcast radio, dinghy. Hoy
dock electrical system plus many other
features. Buy now and cruise TO Florida
Call Gil. 200 for appointment. A
WORK BOAT, tonnage, 10 gross, 13 net;
new this year. AT. 3944. 3
MUST SELL = 4-inch merchant marine
compass in mahogany box: guaranteed o.
s&1pF 3 2F ST.SS Sfs, offer qnaer Wa , S16i II
tural condition. SOB: must sell immedi-
ately. Call NORDHOLM, DU $3.50 >ur
Phelps Hunt. OIL $3.50 So
AVAILABLE FOR CHARTER Yacht
Mif>o, twin motors, IS feet, at Miami
Beatn double cabins; individual bath
radio phone Contact owner. A. w
BEUTEL; phone Ma. $50, Room 1O14
Evening star., 1947-12-30
MIscELLANEoUs FOR SALE.

IgxEPG W 81 $50 sHs q svss sssuaE ST. 4 condition
TUXEDO. size SO, single breasted; BLACK GT'
perfect condition, priced rerasonable. VI.
T TJXEDos (a); cames hair oeoat. olive
dTab a xea blue cdnd grsy W0 TSvT os1o sTts
TUXEDO, new and fun dress coat, sros.
grain facing lapels' l.pr trousers Eo nrS Guli
szape s5 sizs sik as4o ysSt Ja ass' It 'o
TUXEDO. size 3s regular; good cond.; $50.
Telephone Temple 1881,
TUXEDO, double breasted 30 long; @ shirt nt
1512, and tie; new condition; $50. GE.
TYPs2RfTER T9GH a1sf1 RENTAL SERVICE, 57le
TXfE%kifrKSGnd i II i; i @ g. s SIS. D0.
TYPEwK1TER IL! nsv Smith ?s-9 es5 p55
inspection, call ia 2231. i
TYPEWRiTERs, new portables, all makes;
day: CO 4655: week, Di. 1917. 15l2
! yAcuUM AZ Ii Z acGfEANERs-let US demonstrate
ssssd sisins5' sS2E s%Ra sfRyf5snsf s% CO..
XsGuGm a5 Gsn1 EN- rance sale o1
Hoover, If re- was was $50 50. now 50 4a5 A few
ShST5 SESDsG Sla asf sTS GH or sshy m
Call OR: .2s6l after pm. s..
fasfsfS BIfR6 co,e 5esorqSS: US 1545f A AVE. A l
WASHERS-Bendix. Thor, Maytag, G-E,
sss 81 #Hsafas eEsrR ss'f5 H fss
VAS WASHERS; apt size l5x15xs9 in high high;
NAL MAIoNEY's. NC. sfSS Georgia ave,
SH WAsafSG afss MScsEABc SE l2Be wrnser excel
Mt ont
wa WAsHING HING MACHINE, M. W., with pump;
fHSd sesHy With 9Th pump
and wringer; ll2 years old s75. 0W.
SEWING MACHINEs-clearance sale Your
nice elec. sewing machine while they last.
EIec. console. was $3.50 now now s5a,55o. st 80
Kiss Aso fsw cansoe5 h0
renting 3S1. Lee hwy, CHI 49l4. 30'
WASHING MACHINE, new Maytag' With t3
W. WAsHisG iRsS Oesdas MAca1sRssev E. models for
immediate delivery on easy terms DealeIs aep
JORDAN PIANO CO. iol5 7th St: NV. -
y an NArIoNA naksI aPa qsss
WAFER VAT Re HHATERs EAE 0S rs. gas a ao-sal, new.
in crates hehes bddsT RsIier San bee or Ml
WATER HEATERS, AZ gals. twin element,
nationally famous water heaters, 500 so:
also Tor immediate delivery. 80. SO and
SS gal. G-E, WESTINGHOUSE and Hotpoint
water heaters; easy terms. ELECTRICAL
CENTER. 514 10th st. NV. MA. ss72.
WATER HEATERS, gas electric, all sizes.
water Heater Specialists for 80 Years"
Expert installation, JOHN G.. WEBSTER
627 F st. nv EX 4615. WO 2220
WAXING MACHINES. new and used for
sale KENNEDY FLOORS. RA. 4346.
700 Kennedy ST. NV
LADIES. here Is your chance to t axe ad
vantage of our beeine overstocked with a
nne selection of all wool, hand tailored,
cloth coats and suits. We have a limited
quantity of one of kind samples that
were originally priced up to sos; every
garment is now priced at "a to " off. A
special group of coats and suits priced at
SIS Act now, BASK1N FURS, corner Sth
md G NV.
ART, glassware, belts; all imported: dras-
tically reduced. WASHINGTON COOP
ERATIVE BooKsHoP, 916 18th st. NV.
RE 4S43 80
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ApARrMEkrs UNFURNIsnEp.

DUPONT CTRCLE-Lovely 2-rm,, bath, new
S125 years lease required. Box 69-R.
PERMANENT RESIDENTS, couple onlyi
beautiful. modern, Groom, kitchen ana
bath, fireplace: 3rd-door front: r. I. ave-
mr. Conn; SI03 mo-: references important.
A IF YOU ARE the right tenant and will
ing to pay me $3.50 to renovats my larger
living quarters, you can -.,ens ren. my o-sm6 s16
sion on or before Jan. is. Box 47S-R
Star. S2y1x
beoutiful decorations; Arm, 2-bath, cleo.
kit fireplace, oil heat; lease adults Sl7S:
ideal for physician or studio. Box eS-5'
SStoaLoREp-54es NASH ST. N.E,-,s-room
basement apt, with pvt. bath: rsnt.
S51.45. Don't apply unless can give feief'
ences CA 9321
Evening star., 1947-12-30
ROOMS FURk.-kerthsest Cont,

ROOMS FURk.-korthsost tcont).
1903 NORTH CAROLINA AVE. NE
Large, attrac., dble.. twin-bed rm.; also
sgle. rm.; breakfast optional. Ii. o07o.
COS x ST. NE.-Nice, furnished room
double bed; bus stop at door. Call GE.
3943 AMEs ST. NE.-Larse room. twin
beds. newly, fuIn.' PVT home. Ink. laun.,
l44 TENN. AVE. N.E.-Attractive. large
double room. 2 closets, in private home;
Mt. Pleasant carline. FIR. 0319. %
NICE ROOM, next to bath; gentleman
only; Call AT. 0595 after $50
LARGE FRONT ROOM for empl. ladies;
ocnv. to bus and cars; also single rm, in
psgsts so M6SRoE 6SRe FR 2sI7 afseT nde
lge. closet, desk, near bath c.h.w., unlim.
phone; det. home. HO. 091S. 80
THE MARICK, 13S St ne-Com-
Portable rooms, newly decorated. new fur
laundry facilities; sgle., S37 so;
i 300 BLADENSBURG RD. N.E.-New furn.
rm; for couple or q pvt. home; Ink. FIR.
QUE ST. N.E.-Furn. rm,
suitable for girls or couple; kit. priyil.
CoLoRED-GIRL TO SHARE ROOM with
one other girl; twin beds; and privileges.
CoLoREDMFRoNr CO ORE aliss ONT AND REAR rooms
cooking privileges. Call VI. 5155 after
D pm. 81
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ROOMS FURhIshEp-s.t. end s.w.

4O37 NICHOLS AvE.-Nicely furn. room
laundry and phone privils; bus at door
ss5 EAST CAPITOL ST. s.E-Larse.
front room on first floor, nicely furnished !;
suitable for g.. TR. 1854. %
1898 E ST. S.E.-Two rooms. furn. or
unfurn. for Ink; no objections to child.
AT. HOS u
l14-A 11th ST. S.E.-Double rm., clean,
bright smpl adults; S35. FIR. S943.
room, 1st A. facing park. nr. Library and
Capitol; suitable for refined. quiet couple
middle aged lady or single lady; shower
4O8 SEWARD SQUARE S.E.-small room
for quiet middle-aged lady; 3rd-f front;
$50 per month. Do not phone.
ONE ROOM and sleeping porch; employed
couple or two gentlemen. AT. oS5S after
pm. 81
2O6 NEWCOMB ST Sc, near Navy Yard
and Boiling Field girls to share apt
with mother and daughter: home privileges
FIR O946 i
Evening star., 1947-12-30
FARM and GARDEN.

TRACTOR, all types farm equipment.
trucks, sprayers. on hand OWNER. Call
after 8. Falls Church 219O s.
AFRICAN VIOLETS, 25 varieties; grown
in our greenhouses; guaranteed to be free
Of disease and pests; in Bin. pots; 81,
81 .25. ST. 80 each. African violet soil,
scientifically treated. 5 lbs, 35c; 10 lbs.
better growth, s-oz. bottle, 45c; free de-
livery. Wash. and VIC on So orders and
UP, once a week. Ask for list of varieties
No mail orders. BEHNKE NURSERIES,
Wash. .-Balto. blvd. Beltsville, Md. Open
Sunday Phone TO. 1884. 3
GARDEN TRACTORS-Garden aid, with
plows, cults. harrows and snowploWs and
Georgia ave, Silver Spring, Md. SH
1880. III
TIMOTHY HAY for sale, excellent quality;
at farm or delivered. Call CHI. 916O eve