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Evening star., 1947-10-26
By PRESTON TUCKER

Assets Administration. So now we have taken full
possession of this plant-the largest and most mod
ern automotve plant in the world
In the near future our dealer-dstributor organi-
zation will be complete Already territories have
been assigned to 80 distributors and 1900 dealers,
who have paid the Tucker Corporation close to
100000 for their franchises.
Our production plans are moving ahead rapidly,
too Here's where we stand.
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-14
p. T. A. NOTES

The Milford Elementary P. t. A.
meeting for November was held in
the Elementary Building at 8 p. IN.
November 18th. The meeting was
we'll attended in spite of the incle-
ment weather.
The program offered a wide va
riety of interest to the association.
Probably the most important bit of
business had to do with Religious
Education in the schools. The pro-
blem was introduced by Mrs. AL
Humes who has been very interest
ed in the subject for a long time.
The discussion on this particular
business was characterized by a
very interesting debate which ex-
plored the question from all possi-
BILE angles. Many Ministers from the
town were present and their contri-
buttons to the discussion were help
full. Mrs. Humes requested that the
organization go on record as spon-
soring the idea and eventually this
was done. The details for the actual
working of the plan will be worked
out later by a joint committee COM
posed of Ministers, Laymen and
Teachers.
/ The program for the evening
was in charge of the health com.
mittee and the report of this com,
mite was given by Mr.. Shaterian
He reported that the committee haC
several meetings and had discussed
many problems pretaining to tht
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-14

school and town. The work of the
committee was applauded and many
items suggested by them are to be
discussed at a later date.
The report was followed by mo-
vie secured from the State Board
of Health The picture was about
nutrition 1t was taken at the Cor
nell Childreh's Clinic and it con-
tanned great deal of information
for all parents.
In the first part of the meeting,
Mrs. Baynum the p. T. A. President,
presented a radio-phonograph to
the Elementary School. 1t was very
gratefully received and it will no
doubt play a big part in the educa-
tion of the Milford pupils. The fac
ulty wishes to express sincere APP
probation to the organization for
this gift.
The Elementary School was very
pleased to have Rev. David Baker
as the guest speaker for their ARM
istice Day program.
Rev. Baker spoke about the Lit
tie Ball That. Ticks" His talk was
appreciated and enjoyed by both
! the pupils and the teachers.
The first part of the meeting was
given to the installation of the Ele-
mentary Student Council and Off
GERS. This group is under the gui-
dance of Mrs. Virginia Waters, but
the meeting and installation exer-
cises was carried on by George Abb
bott, the President of the Council.
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-14
RED SHELTON RUNS GAMUT
OF HILARITY ANTICS IN
SMERTON OF THE MOVIES

In Merton of the Movies" Red
Shelton has a role tailor-made to
his talents as the screens top COM
edy star.
His role as Merton Gill, the stage
struck movie usher who leaves the
security and friendliness of Tinker
ton, Kansas, to brave the perils of
the Hollywood of silent-film days
gives him unlimited opportunity. to
show his bag of tricks, and he
makes the most of it. But added to
the well-known Shelton boisterous-
ness and affability is a Chaplin
esque pathos which makes this
Shelton Characterization stand out
by far as the best film part he has
ever done.
Merton comes to Hollywood self
confident, full of illusions and de-
termined to be another John Barry
more at the very least. Totally un-
conscious that he is a ham" of the
first water, he has a profound con-
tempt for the comedians of the cell
luloid and considers his career
purely in terms of Art with capi-
tai "A".
Befriended by Phyllis Montague
l thoroughbred trouper, he finds the
going rough until he gets his break
n an epic called "Souls on Fire.
When finally edited, the pictur,
energies as a slapstick burlesqu'
retitled "Soles on Fire" Despit,
the fact that he now is an over
night comedy star, Merton, heart
sick and disillusioned, is about t,
renounce his film career until h
. is shown that the world needs it
laughter fully as much as its Art.
Shelton is given excellent supper
by Virginia O'Brien, who makes
departure from her familiar dead
pan portrayals in the role of tn
sympathetic Phyllis Others VIII
add to the pictures merits ar
Gloria Grahame as an old-tim
movie heroine, Leon Ames as
male star, and Alan Mowbray as
5 director of that pioneer screen er;
: Merton of the Movies" is a rar
: comedy treat and presents Re
e Shelton in top form!
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-14
NOVEMBER MEETING OF
GEORGETOWN H. d. CLUB

The Georgetown Home Demon
stration Club met at the home of
Mrs. Paul Short on Friday, Novem-
Der Z, at 1870 p. m.
The president, Mrs. Charles Car
ey, held short business session.
The chairmen of the various COM
mittees gave reports.
The name of Mrs. Clara Isaacs
was presented for next years pres
ident, and accepted. The other Off
GERS retained are: Vice President,
Mrs. Irene Warrington; secretary,
Mrs. Lida Short, and treasurer
Mrs. Mabel Minor.
Our county home demonstration
agent, Mrs. Alma Smith, gave a
wonderful talk on Living With
Pictures" Everyone enjoyed the
demonstration.
Plans were made for the annual
Christmas Party. The affair will be
held on the regular meeting date
December 5, at o'clock at the
GEORGETOWN Labor Camp
The program is in charge ol
Mrs. Thelma cambridge, Mrs. Ja
cob Sammons and Mrs. Madelyr
Sammons.
The dinner is nicely planned will
! Mrs. Flossie Rust roasting the tur
key, Mrs. Lena Short preparing tn
dressing and Mrs Madelyn Sam
mons cooking the cranberry sauce
also Mrs. Bainbridge is the desser
chairman. The other member
carrying covered dishes. The hal
will be beautifully decorated b
Mrs. Carrie Belts, Mrs. Thoma
Short, Mrs. Paul Short and Mrs
Loleta Rogers.
! Santa will be there with his pac
of gifts. Each member to carry
/ gift, the price of which is not t
exceed so cents. Every member
requested to be present. Remen
Der the date, December S, the din
ner to be served promptly at on
o'clock.
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-14

old and familiar songs; Bob Muir
ply led the singing with Mrs. Lii
liam Hugg doing the honors at the
piano.
The evening was brought to
close with the serving of refresh
ments.
The arrangements for the party
were in the hands of an Auxiliary
committee consisting of Mrs. Mary
Hugg, Miss Sara Barcus, Mrs. Alma
Rust, and Mrs. Lillian Hugg. Re-
freshments were provided and
served by Mrs. Olivia Abbott, Mrs.
Clara Smith, Mrs. Betty Walls and
Miss Jean Wilkins.
Earlier in the evening, Blue Hen
Post held its regular meeting on
the same premises, with induction
of large group of new members
supplying the highlight of the ses-
sion. Plans for post sponsorship
of the Veterans Day program were
discussed, following which Com
mander West appointed a commit
tee, consisting of Dave Hugg, Bill
Kenton, and Watson Hall, to work
out the details of the local observ-
ance which will be held here in
4 Plaza Square on the afternoon OF
November 22 The post member
ship, together with the honor guard
and firing squad, will participate in
the parade at Dover, on the evening
4 of 22nd.-
/ Bill Lynch, of the athletic com.
mittee, and Bruce Alden, chairman
of the dance committee, also re-
ported on progress and activities
of their respective groups. 1t was
also decided to equip the honor
guard and firing squad with white
painted helmets and leggings.
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-14
Russia Transplants
German Naval Yards

BERLIN Up The Russians
are reconstructing Germany's larg-
est submarine building yard, Desch-
mag in Bremen, which they have
received as reparations, in the
Black Sea port of Nikolaev, Ameri-
can officials report.
Dismantling of the Deschimag
works is practically complete, Off
cials said.
Equipment from the former Ger
man naval base at Wilhelmshaven,
which the Russians also are receiv-
ing as reparations, repeatedly is
being taken to the Barents Sea near
Murmansk for reassembly. Infor-
'mants said each piece of equipment
is being mounted on heavy timber
so it can be skidded easily across
ice and snow.
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-14
VI. w. AUXILIARY
OBSERVES BIRTHDAY

Inclement weather failed to
dampen the enthusiasm of the
members of the Auxiliary to Blue
Hen Post and their guests when a.
group of approximately 200 gath
cred at the Odd Fellows Hall here
Tuesday evening to observe the
first anniversary of the Auxiliary
group. The Auxiliary, which was
one year old on November 10,
launched its second year with a
we'll planned and well received
birthday party seemingly much
enjoyed by all present. Members of
the Blue Hen Post and non-member
husbands and sons of Auxiliary
members were special guests for
the occasion.
AS the Auxiliary women and other
guests filed into the Jester Audi
torium, the members of the post,
who had held their regular meeting
there earlier in the evening, broke
out into Happy Birthday, Dear
Auxiliary" much to the surprise
and pleasure of the members.
Inasmuch as the date for the af-
fair conceded with observance Of
Armistice Day, the program was
opened with, an appropriate prayer
by Mrs. Lena Manlove, Auxiliary
chaplain, following which a mo-
merit of silence in honor of tbs com
munity's war dead was observed
Mrs. Edith J. Baynum,, presiden
/ of the Auxiliary, welcomed pos
members and other guests with DR.
James r. West, commander, re
spending on behalf of the Blue Hel
Post. Mrs. Baynum then presented
check for $4,000 to DR.. West al
the Auxiliary's First contribution
towards the projected post home
Following this, DR.. West presente'
the Auxiliary with a handsome bou
quet.
The remainder of the evening
/ program was in charge of Mrs
Mary Hugg, party chairman, VIII
conducted several contests whic
brought several nice gifts. to luck
contestants. Interspersed anon
the contests were song session
with all joining in the singing {
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-14
FIaxseed Has Arrived

One bushel Of fiaxseed will yield
about 21z, gallons Of linseed oil. 1t
takes 1854 bushels of fiaxseed,
made into linseed oil, to paint one
battleship. Linseed is used for
paints, varnishes, printing ink,
foundry molds of all kinds, adhe-
sives, wallboard, soaps and fabrics,
and for processing leather, linoleum
and oilcloth.
Milford chronicle., 1947-11-14
Rediscovered Cbirouractio

Lost for centuries, the principles
of chiropractic were rediscovered
by DR.. Daniel David Palmer in
1895, and named chiropractic-a
composite of the Greek word cheir
and praktikos, meaning done by
hand"
Evening star., 1947-02-27
.'RooMs WITH soARp. - !

lAol b,s ~ 18th ST. N;W:-Lse: triple, also dou-
PIE PIE ~ Icr .s. gisls Vacancy IN triple switch
s' ESSM II fok b. GIRLS or Couple pss. home.
sssy ss sff as. ssnse ssa; 1ss 15SR
70 bath. laundry priyiis.,. home cooked
ss Sso EoSM s5s wR 1ag4 psqsb Sss oess
home; hon girl E 70 share with another young
?'s5 So ~s'ia Ss4 mo- Reg 81 SSss
iYoGGNa MAN share house with s s others;
meals daily. $50 mo. RA. s454 after 6
lsI4 18th ST. N,w-pouble rm. fSr ?
i!asSRsD 1aSs ts stsfo sf Nsss qsna other
Snsapiifi NV axMssG1RR Fsfa neaS few vacsn
reed pSSdlar ooa ana se4Tss
1sl2 11sl2 Is Nsw HI MHsmpshire ave: NV: "A
srs rsnnns 'en Water Ems maia seryss tsr
switchboard, ample cupboard space; also
dgges tor refined pnnt yonns aipss men,
baby board and care for baby. oI eiss. G
VACANCY for one or two young women
whe wish cultural surroundings with op-
portunity to study. music. art, theater or
Ina ssf sSspfs n eis'sS
WxsH1NGToNs largest boarding house
double rooms to share for men, 2 meals
per day, maid service, running water in
every room: $4S-$55 per mo. 1926 21st
1928 18th ST. N.w.--1 large room for for 2.
VACANCY, nearby modern country rest
home for elderly folks; liv. rm., screened
porches. Bowie 2744 -
14O9 18th ST. N.W.-clean, attractive
double Tm., switchboard. good meals; very
reaS0NA0le. 3
Evening star., 1947-02-27
APTs. FURNISHED Icont.1

~ ~. E0NtSiS1SS tS0ut.ts
htRLINGToNMs tnsL ;,s sirIs, Is e IS; s9 sAaTs
po ONE on TWO GIRLS wish to share my
S.rm. apt. With me and my 6-yr.. .old daugh-
Isr rs s Az ,s1 sony y M We lsss and S9lp.6s
Box isf-M. Star. - ''''e' = w. IS a1'
BUSINEsSWOMAN seeks intelligent, Jolly.
neat, employed gonan to share smart 10th
No soos a's sves s's soa iseh stsr Dri'esss legs
IT WAYNE PL. s.E..,-win share furnished
Mibhf HsKkisoN nA issSs 'EssR sT and
room. bedroom. rseeption Sai SSa paisnss sisas
1sh oSNsfvies Ass.Tw $40 R9 wo az odss e.
rsasTily; ss .Arlington's best section. Bog
CoMPLEfELY FURNISHED - consres,
ft;eish.s; t;a Liv rm.. bedrm,,, dinette, bath.
kn..,}s k,sa phone; S96 mo. Available March 1.
Isae al SA' Z 81. NV N.M-Room. kitchen. ..h'~,
sdhhsilffsNsn AT s4R mSnsn p9Sat. .ntr.pe,
private bath; all utilities included; couple. s
$50. 720, Decatur st. NV. call BET
SPST.m In; as. snr i4is fm N.w.-Larss sum, Id dar,
sssR so ssS $sos ss ossss,,n' sl:v'
her furnished ground-foor apt ' with A' !
$3.50 for 2; oil heat Il gas. as electric. in. In.
ended; near bus, stores. Not Sunday.
1sis RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.w.ZLaSss..
nicely furn. .twin-bed room; breaffast
priyh: snare bath: couple, S25 week.
q. mi; for employed couple, day yorfers
Gill e Is sHARE si AFR s HI Rits so4s4sM etS.r Girls,
S5o 2 month. 1922 18th st. NV. Csll
Il41 18th ST. N.W.-A studio ant: pyt.
entrance: everything furnished except
Evening star., 1947-02-27
Looking For An
Apartment?

Apa rim ents are still
scarce, but your best chance
to secure one is by adver-
tising in the Classified Sec
ton of THE STAR. Recent
results reveal that many
apartm e MT owners are
selecting" their new ten
ants by referring to the
"A partm entS Wanted"
columns of THE STAR.
In preparing your ad,
simply state your require
mentS, how many in family,
your telephone number or
address, and If there Is
an apartment available
STAR classified ad should
find 1t for you.
Evening star., 1947-02-27
BOATS.

srs. LE ROY MARK. INC. Colorado Bldg.
s'ss! Son. snc fals s'1f fifth rsA Z:
sS5Ss :5s ss|: |sl.srss Es Z 4 $asssat5 y&|ss
fNps s1N lals fs,rsa 1ith nsIs sAss:
FIaE M sa E9TiNa61saEfs@kidd,. HI a. III ssss carbon
dioxide portable and marine hrs systems;
sses soa sorn na1s aA iith As +
MARINE SUPPLIES, paints. rope. tr. ex.
ns snans ogsoSs!d 5 g So p P ssEPps .
i FRAME Pr .SSs SSSssecazo rs & son. ME- isis i1sh
or Install engines. General boat repair.
akEaoRY a inc. $50 pa Mains s.ss'aa1 ave. "stk sx
CABIN hass q eT It. ions sf b.am
sleeps tWo' excellent condition. Phone
GHRYsLER MARINE ENGINE, new i'm
TON, INC. so5 Maine ave. s.w., Elk. 34O6.
suIsoAFp cs MoT4a MS nsH gFWEE HysR5gds At rang
Will PAY CASH for a cabin cruiser. 80
sonably priced Box f4SoJ. Star. AN ''"
HUGH ALEXANDER. INC, Yacht and
Marine Insurance Brokers, invite offers on
the following boats located in Washington:
72. Lawley Cruiser. twin Gray Diesels.
3g Chris-Craft sedan cruiser, 1941.
55 AUX. yawl, C. B.. good living accom-.
26, Marconi ,sloop, gray, headroom.
70, Houseboat, 'year-'round home anoat
Is. Marceni catboat, complete.
3W Hackercraft speedboat, mahogany.
80. Aux. ketch, Alden-Gamage, c. B.
90. Houseboat, no power; sleeps 8.
26, Richardson cruiser, Gray 6-51.
80. Matthews double-cabin cruiser
39 Custom double cabin, cony. power.
30, Lawley day cruiser, Gray 4-4O.
Send for list Of all types of craft avail
able along the Atlantic Coast. SIS Maine
ave. s.w., ME- 5352, -2S
Evening star., 1947-02-27
ROOMS WANTED.

DESIRE FURN. ROOM, use Of bathroom
and KITCHEN; NV. preferred: $50 mo. DI
ROOMS With. kitchen privileges desper-
ately needed by seryicenen and veterans
with families: Il you can help. please cali
ICES, Monday through Friday. from 10
am, to pm. at Executive 5433. gre
NAN \. REQUIRES Immediately large ssie:. rm
WANTED BY EMPLOYED GIRLS, bed,liy
rm, laundry privileges, in Friendship Hgts
section. Phone EN-. 07S3 bet. 9 and
Evening star., 1947-02-27
MIscELLANEoUs FOR SALE.

VACUUM CLEANERsaImmedIats s delivery. ",
Royal Apex, Cadillac and many others.
M paess ana scI
sssson s1 RfsGa6y THE
f9d 1esh snd sasurda sas s's tin D oDfl e. sss
esHs' SEW sEMN snmsdssf aAcaNE sf
sETH sEEyIcE, s5os Conn. ave. NV. e EN-.
VACUUM CLEANERs-Reeonditio vac
VENETIAN BLINDS washed; .epainssd. Re;
ianfs sEfsD fsasoFfds CO. Ga ,54s Ask AVE VENETIAN
VENETIAN BLINDS. aluminium. flexible
slat; Today delivery. Complete renovat-
ing service. Free est. AT. 6456.
WASHER. Bendix, immediate delivery.
hsss4 also 'sss Sss dn Tsnss f. sss
WASHING MACHINE. Bendix de luxe
WASH WasaNS sS0a MacaiNss, fUea @ brsnaneW nd Se4 Call
as Sos1 AcaNE sn ss ae just
ca Atlantie % 59so rear aae1aH sth s. ne. r.
WASHING MACHINE, Maytag, just over
eanea aante nsE TS9r @ rssS b s
en sutomati%c % machines APPITaNcE Rnsa astasSy cEN
WAsHNG II MAchE. hN sm spinner Ssef in good con-
dition. $40; also sewing machine, Frank
lin, $40. RA. 7799, $50 Sheridan ST.. n W.
-2S
WATER HEATERS, 80. AZ. So and So gal;
makes rake III in stpss for
WATER aEATERS, gas, electric, all Sizes
Water Heater specialists for 80 Years"
627 T st. NV: Ma 1853. Wo 1920.
WEDDING BAND. diamond. platinum. Can
v WIDOW VI FRAMES. IS. a'i Size q .e~x4; eia~,
ior brick house. GE. 1919. -27
MATTRESS. twin size. with coil springs,
has legs; like new. $40. Gil. 1855. Cali
ReIg RefTeen nrp 70 nnrp am and coI pm 2s
lowest prices for oil burners, controls, oil
and gas boilers. heating eauipment and
gas water heaters. Wholesale dept, SHUR-
FIRE FUEL PRODUCTS, INC. RA. 3173.
USED FuRNITURE-Loye seat, kit. table,
2517 Fairlawn ave. Sc. FIR. 1892. rs
Evening star., 1947-02-27
ROOMS FURNIsHEp-Northwest.

ROOMS fUKNiSHED-NoSth
phones, maid service; daily, 81 80 up;
HesF E Il rs sss ST. N los
81 skS ysIs Gt snxa Wnits HSuss aos. rates %
pSeass sahour ~saa hsbSaas
faE sfifles exsLrURAsl iasoSrEL, 1909 18th St. NV.
50 ana 81 % Weekly rates as Quoted Quoted udtss on doa
1lss DRas ISTm 81 Il saeS front
Tas ffS esfh WILSON Isl TS ToUsf S. Y9sS SSss St.
Excel. rms; vacancy for at S2s 80 ea.;
for epls-: $50 ea.: for young lady, s22 80.
hass IA 0fafi FREMONT ST. N.w-Iarse from.
room Gssp fer m men son only Clean QUIET SO
a4os 18th 81. NV. Apt. 4s-Doubie or
single rm. $40 mo. Telephone GE 4335
n aay FoR sSR sfs ss essy chase
from downtown: ali conyenienees: sf9
Tss6y so sfle AVE N'srzw wJd Ea a1ss sa.t
sients only; s2 up daily and special weekly
Fofo,msS, Fssss, sS, RoTkL, aaaa 500 18th st. NV nv
Complete hotel service, with cafeteria, SIS
per week double. with running water. S24
sesa Suitable H tor or oa moe ass aps
GHYToNIa.D GAY On ~ 1918 18th st. n.v-An rooms,
aeSbe aeTy ss ssa snsss g ass aas
isss iasass paRk AK RID. N.w.-Larse double room,
nssr nsa. ssth, ssa SSo eash lalse TRIPLE single
NICELY fURN. master rm. In private
monthly; ssntismsn prsfsrrsd. II. 4sSS.
Evening star., 1947-02-27
AVIATION.

EVERY ONE WHO FLIES needs complete
s ay1at1on INSURANCE protection; Consult
Vermont ave. NV. DI. HOO.
AVIATION INSURANCE, reliable under
writer's. LIE ROY MARK. INC, Colorado
Bldg, MA. O601
NEW CESSNA 14O, advanced equipment;
want gentleman partner to buy half In
terest for personal use; S1.800. WO. 33I8.
-27
NEW TAYLORCRAFT-DE LUxE-No time
on aircraft or engine; excellent buy at
FOR SALE-1943 Interstate (Army L-6)
Franklin, 113-h.p. engine, night flight
group, starter. generator, 2-way radio;
lust recovered: excellent condition. Price,
81 ,395. Call McCloskey, CONGRESSION-
AL AIRPORT, Rockville, Md. Oh SSSS.
Evening star., 1947-02-27
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

WSNsNSs VHSNtSNS VWO SbONASs
moving. packing, storase. Grating, % si Shipping iGs
RI 1901; OK 1924; eyes: CH. 1880.
and long distance. No Job too large and
nons MasrSF sSe yEnER SEaI III ~ M,y,rn a5G1 co
trunks ana bassass. AZ. s7ss or Fl. oss .oosssss..
Grating. packing and shipping; light haul.
ing Speciality. GE. 1861.
vETERANS-Moving and hauling. new
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FOR PROMPT, dependable service. moving,
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EDELMaNs MOVING b STORAGE Co
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storage; local, fong-dist moving. IA. 2937.
Ex-GI-Movins, packing. storase; will
TO vets GLOVER fRANsTER. dL. sisS0c.
Evening star., 1947-02-27
FARM and GARDEN.

ELAGsTONE Walks and terraces, .fire-
places, rock gardens, dshponds, retaining
walls. F. MARCUCcIo. Rockville SISSY
TOP S0H, manure and gravel for sale.
Overlook 2622 or ALex; 0337.--28
TOP SOIL ORDERS BEING TAKEN for
early spring delivery of rich top soil;
also sand, gravel and bluestone. TR. 1899
TREE REMOVAL with modern power equip
ment; complete tree service; fully insured.
j. W. KELLVs TREE SERVICE. DU. 1882.
TREE WORK AND LANDSCAPING-Trees
removed, trimmed, transplanted. Fully In
sured. Lawns prepared, reseeded, sodded
Shrub planting, trimming, transplanting.
GROUND maintenance; walks, drives, drain
CO.. WA. 1892 -2S
TRACTOR, Gle TRAC. small size, suitable
tSr STo ploGl1ns SAYING wood or shaking logs.
HAVE FRUIT TREES CARED FOR by pro-
fessional responsible man. No Job too
large or small. Started fruit trees planted
Fully insured. z. 2. BRITAIN, TREE
EXPERT CO., OK. 1181. Free estimates.
Evening star., 1947-02-27
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

RELIABLE WOMAN to board 2-year- -old
27s
YOUNG EMPLOYED MAN, 80. nonsfnoker,
would like room and board in private home,
NV. section, with shower and convenient
transportation to downtown area. Box
233-R, Star. l.
REFINED American U. student. vet, de-
sires room and board near 10th and
Penna. NV: Call LU. 0S79. go
Evening star., 1947-02-27
COAL, MOOD and FUEL ON

va. ANTHRACITE, egg. stove and nut,
$13.57; pea. Sl1.4 AZ; buckwheat, $s.97;
blue egg, -S10.72 Prompt delivery to ali
sections Of p. G. BLUE RIDGE COAL CO..
INC, ME. 3645.
FIREPLACE WOOD, delivered, $50 cord;
SH. 1897. -2S
FIREWOOD-Seasoned oak and pine, 12-
inch sticks for stoves or kindling; $3.50
per cord. No deliveries. Call Elk. 3406,
MRS STEIWER -
Evening star., 1947-02-27
ROOMS FURNISHED -Tlerthee,I


Ssa Ssh: 1 e; AVE khrsSn. .i. n,5s
and Govt. bldxs. q
40es CLAY PL. N.E.-Double room. next
to bath: new home. new furniture: .S45.
eIs.nes a5fo nsses1s 49, r0om' private bath Drsts
STUDIO FOR PIANO with large double
1884 after pm. 27s
$50 18th ST. N.E.-Nicely furn. front rm. :;
pvt. home semipvt, bath: laundry privil.
NJ sransD.: for girls; So wk. each. AT.
eso7 Il. 1. AVE. NE.-one comfortable
double room in private home; conv. to
sEarf6 * T6pD Hn e. Nsl-snal, as room. conysn- S5
lent Transportation; $50 month. DE saSs
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50 sa aaobk io 1sfaNb . a,ffF avs snHrronss e. rm
ssr ssnny 6 ehse5is; i5ss min. to bus and street
ls 1osh 81. N.E.-Lxe. front rm., twin
.Sos LAwkENCE ST. N.E.-sinsle room
sssnisn. mel T.. 70 transg.; r I: car snd ssnd and
WE HAVE double room for 3 siris: semi.
siS Mp. "A AVE-. S.E.9FrnoanSts room. twin
Dess 0eas; men; lo ~ each' or $40 for per
LARGE second -hoor-front room with pri-
yate bath, for 9 nice Girls. $3.50 each per
week: Double 2nd-floor room for girls,
NR. CAPIT0L-Reined young lady to
share front rm. with another lady. twin
oeos, S2o per mo- ea. Apply la 5th
3O24 CHARMING ST. N.E.-Larse double
room: couple or Q girls no other roomers;
lent transp.. $40 mo. AT. 1917, as
1905 MONROE ST. N.E.-Nicely furn
front rm., lge: closet, writing desk; clean;
nr. bath. $40 mo-; det. nome. II
3312 9Th ST. Me- large, single sleep
ing rooms; PVT, adult home; ladies' Satur-
day 10 am. through S p.m.; sunday. 2 pm.
through 5 pm.
aO15 21st ST. N.E.-Largs room with twin
beds; $40 month double, S35 single; 2
girls or employed married couple preferred.
DU. $3.50. .
COLORED-NEATLY FURNISHED room,
suitable for couple or 2 girls: some priv
ileges; S5 each per week. MI. 1910. %