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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-12
WHITEVILLE PTA
MEMBERSHIP GAINS
Over sc Per Cent Increase
Over Last Year Re-
ported

WH1TEVILLE, Nov. 11-An
unprecedented gain of member
snip which set an all-time high
total was reported at the Novem-
per meeting of the Whiteville
Parent-Teacher Association Mon
day night.
The membership committee,
working under the leadership of
Mrs. George Gold, reported 1853
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-12

ope Sauls, fifth grade, and Miss
Mildred Winfree, 18th grade.
The meeting was presided over
by Mrs. D. A. Maultsby, presi-
dent of the local association, who
commended the membership
committee for their successful
campaign and parents for their
cooperation.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-12
CHAPTER THIRTY

Nicola put on her coat and
s,ood up. 81 told him I'd be
more at five"
"Tim Cassard?" Alison in
au"You know him?" She shook
10. head, but not a dark hair
nv :rrpd. "Funny about him. Fun
about me. Life doesn't owe
, thing. But I owe life and
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-12

About one-sixth of all u. S.
patents are in the automotive
field,
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-01
Power To Tax Is Power To Destroy
)cky Mountain NeWs)

(Rocky Mountain News)
 TO HIS RECOMMENDATION against taxing any Americans income than 50 per cent in peacetne Harold Stassen coupled proposal all fortunes above unnamed exemption, 112 per cent year.
 MT Stassen is trying to get at those fortunes made up of taxexempt bonds bank deposits and money in the takes little risk and pays lit tie or no federal tax Such so-called idle fortunes he thinks should be tapped to help pay the cost of govern
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-01
Monday, December I, 1947
More Than A Miracle

CHANCELLOR LEOPOLD FIGL of Austria has call ed upon his people to set aside day of this month for prayer, and has given them two definite obecves for their devotonS.
 He first asked that they pray just and speedy peace treay-to be agreed upon at the meeting of Big Four foreign ministers in London Then, he asked them that they pray for rain
 The first request is important to Austria, and very difficult of fulflment It calls for agreement be- tween the British, French, Russians and Americans all phases of the peace; for decisions that will guide the political and economic future of Austria The second quest is much simpler. It cal only for miracle
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-01
A Surprise In Store

(The Denver PoSt)
 ONE OF THESE DAYS the people of Russia are go- ing learn that the assembly of the United Nations has voted to set up little assembly,
 The reason for creating this new U. N. agency, of course to provide interim body which could deal with world problems without being baked at every turn by the veto power which Russia wieds in the U N security council
 The press and radio in Russia has yet told the people about the U N action Even though Russia will boycott the little assembly" by fusng to take part in its deliberations the Soviet peo pie eventually will have to be told of the U N action
 would be embarrassing to Soviet leaders to have to admit suddenly to their people that the of the veto in international affairs has aroused the non-Com- munist world that xetoproof U N. agency has been established.
 The Russian people have been hand-fed for some time on the idea that all the world, except the mperalistc and Fascistc" United States is following the Soviet lead in shaping world policies.
 The Soviet hierachy, therefore, is holding back the of the little assembly" until the Russian people have been properly prepared for through propaganda When the propagandists get through the little assem- bly, action, which terrific rebuff to Soviet for eign policy by majority of the natiOnS will be made to look to the Russian people like unmportan incident engineered by Wall Street
 This is the twentieth century-not the fourteenth yet unbelievable it may seem, millions of persons in the largest country in the world have knowledge of what happens place except what their leaders want them to know.
 Government founded on such complete control of mems minds possesses fatal weakness which makes 1t only matter of time before it forced to abandon its system of mental slavery coapses under the weight of it's own errors.
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-01
H GEORGE s. BENSON hssidsns of Harding College
 Seorey. Arkonsos

have held total of 1911 meet ings. The chief avowed purposes are to bring peace to the world and to prevent starvation as an aftermath of the war. Great sums of money have been used to pro-
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-01
Looking |A'ead|
NEED FOR UNITY

The United Nations is young organization. Ii was formed about two years ago and now comprises 55 nations. During the past year, it is said, the different divisions
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-01

ment It is an understandable objective.
 What MT. Stassen is proposing, however, is capital levy which would require constitutional amendment Although F per cent mild, voters might we'll hesitate to approve the principle of giving Congress power to tax what citizen They have too re- cent and painful memory of what happened after Con- gress given power to tax what citizen
 When the incorne-tax amendment was being debated people thought of it in terms of small levy It not even imagined that the time would come when the gov would take much 86 cents out of the dol lar, it does now-and the top rate has been higher
 If the people then had suspected that Congress day would take more than half mans income we think the amendment never would have been approved A capital levy might start at 1a per cent, but where would it stop? it went the way of the income tax all private property would be in government hands.
 taxpayer enjoy little gentle nostalgia by read ing the rates in the income tax lax of Oct 1913 the first passed after the income tax amendment became effective.
 Exemptions then were $39e9 for single person, $4000 for married couple. Exemptions are $500 and $1000). The regular rate income above the empton was per cent Bottom bracket rate is 19 per cent) For large incomes, there additional tax" what is now surtax Here were the rates:
 More than $2O 900, $50 O00-1 per cent (now it's 54 per cent to 68 per cent).
 More than $5OOOO, not over $77,OOO-2 per cent ~(nOw, 72 per cent to v per cent).
 More than $75,OOO, not over 0OO00-3 per cent (now, " per cent to 83 per cent).
 More than 100000, not over 5O,OOO-4 per cent (now, 83 per cent to 8645 per cent). More than $25O,OOO not $500 OO0-5 per cent (now, 86.45 per cent)
 More than OOOO-6 percent (now, 86.45 percent).
 Taxes have to be higher now, but, in view of what Congress has done with power to tax what you earn how many will be willing to give Congress also the power to tax what they own? Not many, we think.
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-01

At first It was thought that l946 would be the critical year and ev- cry effort was made to get peo- pie through that year. Now, we are approaching the winter of
 l947. Some reports say there will be more hunger this winter than last From various countries in Europe the reports show no inn provement. These countries are not getting to their feet so they can stand up and solve their own problems. And they are not sure what attitude they should take toward the United Nations. Certain Objectives We are also much nearer to an- other war than we were two years , ago, or even one year ago. Natu;- ally, then, people have a right to, ask why the efforts of the United Nations do not meet with greater success. It would seem there is enough power and strength in 55 nations to help this muddled world get somewhere. And surely enough money has been spent to, help those hungry nations to begin feeding themselves.
 The answer is not hard to find. The United Nations has not dem onstrated real unity of purpose. Even the leaders among the 55 nations have worked at cross pur- poses. Each nation has been intent upon achieving certain objectives; of its own. This is as true of the Big Four" as it is of the smaller nations. Therefore, despite the 1911 meetings and the hundreds of millions of dollars spent, the situation has grown worse rather than better.
 No Cross Purposes
 It is my hope that in some way the United Nations may find unity of purpose and intention. The, most I can get out of this present situation, however, is an import ant lesson for our own country. What is the application? In Amer ica we have found a good measure of unity, historically speaking. Though we are made up of states and other kinds of groups, we have shown appreciation for the same fundamentals of democratic living.
 What is true of the United Ma tions as a whole is true of nations individually. If we are going to continue to be a prosperous and healthy republic, we too must have unity of purpose. Workers, managers, industrialists, farmers educators-we must all keep our purposes controlled in the direc- ton of full unity If one group wants to destroy the capitalist, and another wants to destroy labor unions, these are at cross pur- poses
 Three Goals
 If one group wants to eliminate private ownership of property, and another group wants to pre- serve Constitutional government, these also are working at cross purposes. If we have everybody working at cross purposes, then conditions in our country will grow worse reather than better. It
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-01
Three Goals


 If one group wants to eliminate private ownership of property, and another group wants to pre- serve Constitutional government, these also are working at cross purposes. If we have everybody working at cross purposes, then conditions in our country will grow worse reather than better It is imperative that the entire nation be united on fundamentals. It is necessary that all groups work for certain goals.
 Right now, I would like to sug- gest three goals we can all achieve together. First, economy in gov ernment spending so rigid the public can see that money is be- ing saved. Second, program of maximum productivity that can attract the enthusiasm of capital, management, labor, agriculture. Third, a rededication of all our groups to preserve individual free dom for the entire nation. With this kind of unity right now, in l947, no one need fear the future prosperity and well-being of our nation.
Evening star., 1947-04-15
RooMs FURN.--Ns.thwess. tc.ae.l

ROOMS FURk.--Nssthwsse. tcsas.l. .
Is. NV. APT Ss so7MD&ousis. & twin sn BEDS EDS
next bath; Sa5 ea,: elevator. Ho. s7oo.
1890 NEWTON ST. N.w.-semipvt bath,
$3.50 week for sentleman; 5000 for
couple. Phone CO 5Sa6. lis
FOxHALL VILLAGE. 44a3 Volta pl.-
bath: nondrinkers: couple, $50 wk. OR.
1a5s X INGRAHsM ST. s.w.-Lovely single
venient to the 18th street cars and buses
yGSSas 9S OAK say sTse gTe sE r aisg attract fnsn
sPd rs isth !,aI St. transp'; s7.5o per wk. Phone
SowNTo,wN. So 1880 MASS. AVE. NV nv
people with best ref, Call am. til IL
%onsS Soe HSSly kxEcuTiyI ne TTSi oxLy-Restriaat.d
Inspect by appt only. cail co. 0sIa. IT
Z ROOMS, private bath, excellent transp
refs. EXCHANGED, e ssa., adults only. Call after
Mr.. SHOREHAM-Twin. or dble. beds. in
nersprinss. beautifully furnished: bus at
door; sI2. AID. 1851. 194s Calvert st. NV
CoLoRED-lss4 18th ST. N.w.--we hsv.
hat room yop are m loesns sn for 81 nWs! - sna
COLORED-Ii.s NEW HtMP. AVE. NV
LARGE room. next to b.th. for single
person; per; week d 45is. n, -l5
rn. for quiet. employed, married couple:
COLORED-36i2 PARK PL. N.W.-Bed-
rm.,, furn.. for refined. employed couple or
snf,e Person. KsFnk 81 ms IA ssST
rooms for rent: share couple or single
plenty hot water. RA. 522a IL
top so1pes: s4o Rm month 8Sx" ~ S4ae teF rent "a
COLORED-lS31 CALIFORNIA ST. Apt
a1-Rm. for 2 girls: twin beds; no cooking
Sc. so. NO 755o
Evening star., 1947-04-15

HOLLYWOOD KENNELs-Boardinf bath
ing and grooming: cocker spaniel puppies
champion COOKERS at stud. WA. 1924,
DOGS AND CATS boarded, week ends ol
eassh aeaee eFSSs KE
NELs. 4215 Conn. ave Wo. 0e24.
COCKERS-AKC registered. fine female
puppies: S25 each: stud xeryices SP 02s3-J
1858 Lacey ave. Sc, OF $500 suitland rd
COCKER SPANIEL. female. for sale. {
months old: sfectionate with children; had
distemper shots spayed; must sell; owner
leaving country, Call Wisconsin 3s9r
ENeLisHR { I !" sEIrERs, .. thorousher.a
sTTD-Fme specimen Chesapeake Bay
retriever: Cal Wo. o471, Ia
WESTINGHOUSE Sterilamp conditioning Ex-
ce)lent food: personal care and attention:
9s6sss s99ssssEs At stSd pupPies for sale KRIss
Cocker S sPANiEh puPs. AKc se.ira rssistered
showw stock, to be sold at sacrifice. ,0u
sIAMEsE KITTENS, thoroughbred. :
WANTED.ce!lie shepherd puppy. female
Cocker Ge't M sPaSiEL PUPS. red and white,
Axe reg UN. 4i05. -I7
PUPPIES. chow and terrier mixed; lovely
FIVE Pfis CnTE. h EstPa tPaAYruL PUPPIES, 5a week.
marked; wonderful with children; So. WA.
cockER PuPPIEs iI s wsess o'fs four 'ni males, les
possible show Qualities; sire skyland Rug
CANARY. male. bought in December. cage
and stand included EN- r5o1
Evening star., 1947-04-15
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ySAGguM cLEANkasIpmeSl::s dsliysFy
oa press and % serms aao berai baa sFadein sSs
from Washinston's largest selection Of ma.
aa' s5snds 1oh ssasp sas
S1ssy yrssyriaa qa.il Il sssa' r. s7.
s;Ris sIisb ';so'Sis 3 81 svt 1HssFrSs IN
VENETIAN BLINDS. custom made; prong.
sNB stNbs c9 e:ah.a Ra 2s.t r.ssp.d
nhd bnds eastom or ss. service
A. AL. (. HUTTON. 34I5 NJ st. NV. Adami
tset preservation $50 cash. ' BOX sls:z,
WASHING MACHINEs-1mmediste deliv-
s2'sas tic ssa s%nts5 - 'z'' St Term"
Watch. is-tewel 14.kt. yellow gold Elgin.
H; c. case set 13 diamonds $l25, Box
WATER cooLERs. bottl. and bubbler aS
types; Immediate delivery. Cali RE. 1857.
WATER COOLERS, brand-new, bottle and
pressure types. any size; trade in your old
%sTER SessE eookRs alS tth st. DE III
ii 5pes nee dely.fy Wfse,eEfo1sf mr. PfEas M
WATER HEATERS, 80. AZ, 81 and SS gal:
GE, Westinghouse. Hotpoint and other
standard makes In stock for immediate
delivery. Cash or terms. ELECTRICAL
CENTER. 5I4 10th st. NV. Ma. SS72.
WATER HEATERs, xxs. electric, ali sizes,
esI. ss ahssa!..'lssaa "a 'Has So o %ssasS1AS ssaa
WATER HEATERs.,30 and 90 gal. electric
hot-water heaters; low prices: easy terms.
STANDARD TIRE & BATTERY CO. 10th
and sts ne: Open ewes. Friday and
Saturday until Q pm Ii. 1888. Ii, 8141 :.
WRECKfNG 5-story building at 18th and
@ SITS. NV. All materials for sale at site;
1-inch acoustic celoteX. Flooring. io'stS
steel beams, elevator. etc. GENERAL
WRECKING CO. MI. 6171. -17
WRIST WATCH. lady's lG-jewel modern
rose-gold, Waltham; also 5/S carat blue
white SOLITAIRE, and misc. costume jewelry;
reasonable. WI. ara. III
ABOUT ADvERTIsING-If you wish to
sell, rent or buy something. the Business
Exchange. oW. 5000, will take your calls
"A hours a day and handle them with dis
patch. Use oW, aa00 il your classified
sssMM. M AkGus H c.s In. n. essas draver view view
4x5. new. with fts.3 lens. Federal S1s en-
larger, IN. best offer. any or all co
LET US "sPRiING CLEAN" your furniture,
revive Its luster and save you the cost of
covers or -reupholstering. Our service
guaranteed and our prices reasonable. ACE
VAN a, STORAGE CO., TR. 8201. --16
Evening star., 1947-04-15
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

FIRN., MOVING, trunk; bassase and par.
81; fsEs Tyaav 5qE,, AZ =, YogR eS SERVICE PARcEi
VETERAN, Just out of the service. will
lob too little. EARLE, ME. 5sis. ~
sTD yaT Vans 4F e1ss xhs ys bDpns 5D
I ;H i5Gi; o9So *; Issa sios;SI ;Sss SH $50
SoRrHGRS NOR 1iG Nm tMioviNa & STORAGE co..
Cartase Local hauling performed by, . or
nestle household goods. ofiee furniture,
large ieet available to and from % States
or places ei: route and daily pickups in
Det.. for Wash. D. c.. or places en- route.
California shipments direct by van or rail
household goods sprayed for vermin. prop
erly wrapped and stacked by expert ware
h9ass ssnss srsX Rstro' ods se a5 Joy I'd
MARINE sisn,fs' vhEiTEKsas MOVING co.-a4-hr
fants sanss and "sns AZ sna or h.Sss ss
VETERANs-Movin and hauling: new
trucks. responsible help. cargo Insured.
CALF IS fRfs fiksT tor sfen ferntare M moving
enced white help: delivery contract So
lieiteds NEWLoNs TRANSFER. CHI; $500
HELP vET-can move you days or
nights; trunks. BAGGAGE and parcel de-
livery & specially. Phone LU. 9l39. from,
pm. until midnight; all day Saturday
and Sunday. If
CALL LEE-Moving at your convenience;
large or small: estimates eheerfully siven
by veteran. RE. 0d90. 18s
Ex-GI-Movine. packing. storage: will
move your trunk OF your home: spec. rates
to vets. GLOVER TRANSFER. Gil. 81 90.
ATLAS VAN LINES. INc.-To and iron
:tS States. Free estimates. New teie-
AVAILABLE STORAGE SPACE: local and
long distance moving. Reasonable rates
Free estimates. MODERN WAY MOVERS,
Ii 0S26 is
VETERANS, starting business. will move
you day or evenings: reasonable rates;
Grating. packing and shipping; light haul
ing q specially GE. 1851.
ErELMAS'S MOVING 4 STORAGE Co
Reas. rates; will accept your surplus furni,
turs IS part payment on youf movinG
storage; local. long dist. moving. IA. .2937
Evening star., 1947-04-15

WANTED-Single room: s,w.:. S30-S35;
SETTLED. employed. quiet gentle lady
would like co nfortable single room in
private home; breakfast If possible; GEN.
trail NV. section; refs. Box 7g-Z. star.
WIDOW, permanent Government employe.
wants unfurnished living room. kitchen
and bath; NV. section. Box 270-Z, Star.
UNFURNISHED ROOM wanted by gentle
man. Box 231 z. Star. l6s
REFINED BUSINESSWOMAN desires we'll
furnished room or to share apt. vic. Conn
ave. Box 1861, Star.
LADY, permanent employe Library Of Con-
gress. needs l. room. bath, kitchen: furn
or Cnfurn.; by May /. AT. 1897 ewes 16'
GENTLEMAN desires single room, running
water or convenient bath: vicinity 10th
and p NV. Box "a Z. Star. IL
ROOM WITH KITCHEN and laundry privi-
leges needed by mother and 4-month old
Evening star., 1947-04-15
FARM and GARDEN.

TREE REMOVAL with modern power tools.
SPRAYING. pruning, topping. complete tree
LILY TRfa fSE P5Gtssssa pT
BANK RUN GRAVEL AND crNDERs for
sprssd. Phone w Wa 0i'' ssis. 'e' iss sn0
5gRpoFT. coiesViis, Md. Call Ash on,
sTRAWBERRY PLANTS: All varieties, 81
per hundred; everbearinE strawberry
plants, SIS per hundred. POSTPAID. order
prepaid. New large black Morrison red
latham. S14 per thousand, Large everbear-
ing Indian summer red; also yellow goluen
SS Ssfsf ci PT x.hjs5 MJ Hs35
msst Fsen: .':9 Rs' new NJ f'5@ "a tsps
GA GARDEN .IRAcToRs-we have wha.
time and labor because 1t piovs. discs.
fa. o drss' I'll .bnr in one e operat.sn Pc.
WIZ VII. to ss EfEdf1 Rsonf bfsa
Co, a mile from the courthouse on
GGsaihsENsuTs GahbEN PLoWiss 9Nf IL RSsfvs
oSn eseSa5ls s,s sS9kas rops6, Ssll ca sis"
phone Alex. 614": night. phone Alex.
GARDEN TRAcToRs-1hs-h.p. engine now
available with equipment. MALoNEY' 8.
iMf os Ga and ave- bank run gravel G
dp5y dp15yewazs rs s9e ma t0Os0il' by truck 'Sgsd
cedar for
weave, 2-S 1T. .3-picket spacing: best
heavy chain link fence, 3-12 tt; walk and
drive gates. English hurdle point and rail-
all-purpose farm poultry and rabbit barbed-
OUTDOOR IMPROVEMENTS - shearing,
transplanting: rose flower beds. rock gar
brick, cement. fasstone terraces. walks,
steps. wall guard rails. trelIises. drive
ways; tree surgery, bracing, cabling re-
prepared Wondersro. COW. poultry manure.
treated topsoil: cement brick construction;
sSade and assorted ew
ering shrubs, 30 varieties choice roses.
perennials. azaleas: hedging. fencins
screen material specimen trees In tubs: old
sandra. Ivy: pointing up. acid cleaning OF
brick. stone, cement Experienced, progress
sive. .dependable-since 1912. Free sugges-
haNbsexFisG ,ssN ssxsf sad sERVieEseedins fer
tilizins, lining, topsoil, lawns rolled. roses.
eversreens. towering shrubs; old Enslish
covers. tree work. fruit trees sprayed and
trimmed xrsaing sesn snd drainage system
rock gardens. hreplaces and bldgs. Call
MR.. HOPP, OR. 1903. or EN-. S764. ---17
BARBERRY AND CALIFORNIA privct
hedge, all sizes: black and red raspbeIries:
plants; cheap. WA. 60S5.
MANURE, well rotted. $40 per Is bu.. IS
per 10 bu., delivered. Warfield 1893. -l5
TOP SOIL, rich, sandy loan. 50 per Gu. yd.
t?5 bushels), delivered; 3ia-yd. load, SIS.
WA. t593 la
GARDENS FLOWED and narrowed. nsw-
type equipment prepares any size plot:
stand; rate: also gradinz., VI. ooa5. Ia
delivery at SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN. 10
Carroll St. Takoma PIX. D. c. GE. 1900.
FLAGsToNE WALKS. terraces. nrepla ces,
rock Garden. fishponds, retaining walls.
T. MARcuCcIo. Rt; :; Horners lane,
GARDEN TRACTOR. 5-hp., Rototiller;
plows. discs and harrows in one operation:
also cultivates. burrows, mows lawns. weeds
seeds: use as bulldozer. belt Jobs: truly the
power tiller Of 100 uses. Phone Oliver
s:oa about demonstration. FRIENDSHIP
MOTORS, 1920 Wisconsin ave, Bethesda,
Nd. IL
with driver for hire. FA. 311S-R.
TOPsOIL, extra rich. from gardens Of
famous Bethesda farm: also bluegrass sod;
delivery available. WI. $500. 20
Evening star., 1947-04-15
ROOMS EuRhisHEn-Ne,thse,,

$500 1st ST. N.E.--Front sleeping room,
double bed; double. $3s; single. S2S q
month: laundry and phone privileges end
OF express chillum busline. RA. 5a31.
e6I4 EvARTs ST. NE.-Newly furnished
master bedroom, twin beds. LU. 2299.
3015 I6th ST. N.E.-Laree room adioin-
ing sleeping porch; conv. to transp.; young
couple; S45 month. DU. 432S after
sac 4th ST. N.E.-Larse front furn. room.
next to bath, for couple; $40 week; no
Isi: MONROE ST. Me- furnished
rooms; will rent single or double; private
isia isio Emu Z. cRPIToL iaN sr.-Nicely furnished
sleeping room; gentleman or employed cou-
pie: no drinking: $40 wk. double
1885 N. CAPITOL-Lge front double rm
twin t,s beds; kitchen privil.; couple pref
BEAUTIFUL FRONT BEDROOM in quiet
private home for employed lady; no other
boarders: excellent TRANSPORTATION; $50
GALES ST. NE.--One
room for married couple or girls: $40
per week. Also front room. $3.50 per wk.
COLORED-l5ta GALES ST. N.E.-Doubie
room, with screenedrin porch, for en-
ployed married couple; nicely furnished:
next bath; kitchen and laundry privileges;
So week each. LU. S36S. LIZ
Evening star., 1947-04-15
.oATs tcent.l

MARINE ENGINE, 90 h.h., new Chrysler
sas sa tosl nss ~; s5sS: cost ssss. Phone T 20
1eoF lGeTre Or D1STfHY ,Gsaf srEEDBoAr, 1s-slh.p. @
outboard motor: complete with trailer,
PRIVATE PARTY has l Chrysler Crown
dill ect drive 115-hp, instr. panel and
bat. never out of crate, for S6T5; also
CISCO converted Mercury direct drive 1867
hp. used less than ten hours ON expert
mental hull for S525. Mr.. PLATT. Ma.
1898 till p.m.; home. NO 331I 49,
CHRYsLER CROWN lI5-h.p marine en-
gine complete with instruments and all
accessories Call Mr.. Hersh. MCMAHON
GHEVR2EETi 6 81 +, od INC. 1898 aeoreia ave
s,sn oSTBossp' sP ises MOTOR. 10 hip, Johnson;
SCRIPPs l0o-h.p., VS. marine engines;
complete with paragon 81, reduction
gears. tschometer tables and instrument
panels: brand-new credit: special rock
sgPPI les. INC. 1900 Maine ave. ssw.,
BRAND-SEw 81 lift, BOAT. Eyinrude
outboard motor MR. NORRIS, 436
Orange st. Sc. AS pm. IL
LYMAN 6-passenger runabout; like new;
complete with 50-h-p, Evinrude motor,
August. 1916. sI,365: sacrifice complete
GaR c WOOD e srEEDBoArs S sEs IS r. f.: excellent
condition; new 1947 Chrysler engine,
141 hip. 40 miles per hr.; reasonable
FIR. 2S0a: ewes, AT. $50. -1T
Evening star., 1947-04-15
Looking For An
Apartment?

Apartm e nts 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 ent owners are
selecting" their new ten
ants. by referring to the
"a Apartm 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--a
STAR classified ad should
find 1t for you.
Evening star., 1947-04-15
APARTMENTS UhFURNlsHED.

ARLINGTON-l-rm and bath apt, no
cooking facilities. Phone GL. 1900. to 8.
UNFURNIsHED APARTMENT, 3 rooms and
bath. 1926 9th ST, NV. For couple around
:}5 years old Wife must be willing to
care for middle-aged man confined to
wheel chair in first-hoor apartment. Sal
airy to be arranged at interview. Phone
Me 1928
one -BEDRM. APT. IN ARLINGTON loca-
tion. conven. to downtown Wash. No
children or pets Elderly couple preferred
Rents unfurn. for $50 a month. Avail.
for occupancy within a week. Call OW,
5901 bet and 40 pm