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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-22
RING DOPE

There were three more ham egg fights last night, resulting as follows:
 At Albany, N. Y, Marty Servo, l45, Schnectady, N. Y. knocked out Benny Singleton, l50l2, of Waterburq, Conn, in ? rounds.
 At San Francisco, Eddie Prince, l3G, Los Angeles, outpointed Ben ny Gala, 137, Oakland, 10.
 At Salt Lake City, Paul Perkins, l58l2, local toy, stopped Don Kenny. l57, of Portland, Ore. in a six round go.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-22
.'l ol'I is!;!|: Here
 Going |'lg South !I

The Princess Loulse sailed this morning at 9 o'clock for Vancouver, B. C. with 25 passengers embark Ing at Juneau.
 Passe, res listed Tor Seattle are Donna Pcyten. MT. and Mrs. H. R. Vanderllc0st Mrs. F. L. Oliver, F. L Oliver Jr., James Oliver. J. w.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-22
REN5HAW5 PLAN AUTO
 TRIP 10 SEATTLE BY
 HIWAY'. FROM RUPERT

Mrs. Ray Renshaw left on the Princess Louise today for Prince Rupert, B. c. She will be joined in Ketchikan by her husband, and they will travel together to Prince Rupert where they will continue their trip by car. They will drive to Seattle and spend about two weeks there before returning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-22

Freeman. T. M. Freeman and MT. and Mrs Frank Miller.
 For Prince Rupert: Mrs. Ray Renshaw and Mrs. M. Boynton.
 To Vancouver: Mrs L. Robinson, Mrs Alma H. Jones, Margaret McDonald Mrs. R. c. McDonald. Ted 5eholm and eight miners from lulse qush. B. c.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-22
pNA CARRIES 24 ON TRIPS, WESTERN RUN

On the flight rom Anchorage to Juneau yesterday, the Pacific Northern Airlines brought eight passengers from Anchorage, three from Cordova and four from Yakutat. On the return flight
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-22
KANSAS FAMILY LEAVES

Mrs Florence Reece, and her ,llree daughters, Roberta Marie and Dorothy of Kansas City, Kans. left on the Princess Louise this morning. They have been staying at the GastIneau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-22

owner of the wellknown cruiser Vermarco is heading up their three weeks trip Juneauites J. Rogers mad G. Rogers complement the ships crew.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-22
c. G. OFFICER HERE

It. Commander G. Howell of Ketchikan is stopping at the Gas tineau Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-22
.AkU LODGE

Call Mary Joyce at the Baranof for reservations and transportation arrangements. adv. 604-tf
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-22
YOU SUD TT

When light heavyweight Ezzard Charles turned pro seven years ago after winning AZ amateur fights, his sponsors secured George w. Rhein, an accountant for a big Cincinnati soap company, as Ez- zard's pro manager. Its no won der Ezzard has such clean slate.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-07-22
Ap SPORTS
 ROUNDUP
By HUGH FULLERTON, JR.

By HUGH FULLERTON, JR.
 NEW YORK, July 22.-tR-Billy Gibson, the old-time fight man. taught Benny Leonard to box with ager who died yesterday, not only out getting hit and piloted Gene Tunney to the heavyweight title and the million dollar gates, but he was largely responsible for bring ing professional football into New York
 The records show that Gibson was ore of the original holders of the New York Giants franchise and it never was made quite clear how Billy was left on the outside Tunney always has maintained that Billy got rather raw deal on the football business.
Evening star., 1947-07-27
For Radio Listeners
bv Harry Macarthur

lcan use their own Judgment. ot
course.
Among the newer shows that don't
seem to come OF, somehow, in oul
living room, well have to list
"Arthur's Place" tWTOP-Friday, {
p.m.). "Arthur's Place" is a restau-
rant at q transcontinental bus stoY
somewhere in the Midwest" The
characters who turn up there ar.
not the salty types you meet a,
"Duffy's Tavern" but rather sound
like they might be old-time vaude.
vile performers stranded out there
with their old-time jokes since 1923
In the interest of fairness, well pass
along sample Of the dialogue. You
might want to drop in on Arthur, il
you fancy chatter like this:
Dreamboat-I used to 60 with a
fellow who played in q symphony
He played big bass Murphy.
acknowledgements, you mean a
bass fiddle. Murphy is q bed.
Dreamboat-I know. He slept in it
\ 4 4
Spot Announcements: What Mr.
James c. Petrillo might make of it,
we wouldn't dare say, but there is
one young bride-to-be in towH who
is getting her wedding music free.
She is one OF Art (WOL) Browns
constituents. She wrote him asking
if he wouldn't please play Here
Comes the Bride, about 2 o'clock
next Saturday afternoon as radios
contribution to her wedding. Race
results, wedding music-it's all the
same to Arthur. He said sure, he'd
be glad to do it. :. When the base
bali team is at home, Bob Wolff
WINK sportscaster, is q busy man.
He starts an evening with 6:15
broadcast on WINK, follows with a
half hour televiSion show on VITO;
at 7:30, rushes to Griffith Stadium
for the televising of the game, then
hurries back downtown for his ILLS
WINK broadcast. :, Eddie Cook
Daily News sports writer, is taking
over in Roger Treats spot on WGAY
and WGAY-FM, daily at 5:45 pm
:. Edward r. Murrow has resigned
as vice president and director of
public affairs for CHS and will
undertake a new series of daily news
broadcasts come fall. 1. Tom Har-
mon, the football star, has been
signed for q weekly sports feature
on the new Jimmy Durante show
when Jimmy returns to the NBC
air October /. The comics new
straight man, replacing Garry
Moore, will be Arthur Treacher.
With Congress adjourned, the
American Forum of the Air (WOL-
Tuesday, $50 p.mD will move to
New York, where United Nations Of
flcials will be available for discus
sion programs. Having been
nudged out of its Sunday night spot
by 1.-THE Big Break" the First Piano
Quartet has moved to Mondays at
10:30 pm. on WRC.
II \ y q
Quote-of- -the-Week-Ph hill Baker
on last Sunday nights Take It or
Leave It" (WTOP-10 PM: Would
you like your $64 in cash or three
day supply of meat?
Evening star., 1947-07-27

WRc, to:3o-Breadwsy Producer Brock
psmhsncn judges prospective theatrical talent;
Pianist jan August IS guest musician.
Evening star., 1947-07-27

Larry Beckerman, one Of WTOPi
producers, listened to q rival station
for awhile last Sunday night. Since
be was doing 50 in the interests d
his art and not with any display
of disloyalty, his WTOP employer
will not punish him for heresy. Mr.
Beckerman, among his other chores
produces TOP Talent" lWTOP
Saturday, $50 p.m) and the pro-
gram to which he lent an ear was
the debut OF "The Big Break" (WRC
Sunday, 10:30 pm.). =
Mr.. Beckerman's reaction to "The
Big Break" probably was shared by
other listeners. "All through that
program" he admitted later. II ha6
q strange feeling that I had heard
everything before"
He had every reason for feeling
that way about it. The Big Break
Is q kissing cousin, II not q blood
brother, of both "Top Talent" and
Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts
(WTOP, Monday, $50 pm). On
Talent Scouts" five unknown en-
tertainers display their talents, a
winner being chosen by studio audi
ence applause. On +"Top Talent
1ive unknown entertainers display
their talents, two winners being
chosen by studio audience applause
and q guest judge.
On '"The Big Break" four I'M
known entertainers display their
talents. q winner being chosen by
guest Judge. The similarity is
carried further by the script, which
sprinkles "The Big Break" with
references to "our top talent"
"The Big Break" like its prede-
cessors in the field, Is and should
continue to be good listening. The
production is lavish, as becomes
NBC. The master of ceremonies
Eddie Dowling, is a suave and we'll
hammered man you can welcome iIl
your living room.. He does not have
the fun Arthur Godfrey has, but
his touch probably is light enough
for q dignified network sensitive
about its vice presidents.
The performers have something
for listeners, too. II they did not
they never would have survived the
preliminary additions. You never
now-which Is one Of the reasons
such shows attract audiences
when you will find yourself present
at the launching Of a spectacular
career.
II II 4
NBC, incidentally, is not a net
work that would knowingly pass any
sheddy goods off on its listeners
This weeks script for 1.-THE Ad-
ventures Of Philip Marlowe" (WRC
Tuesday, 10 PM calls for the
use of one of those high frequency
dog whistles that your dog can hear
but you can't. Some networks,
knowing you couldn't hear it any
how, might try to get away with
not blowing a high frequency dog
whistle, but not NBC. The whistle
will be blown and the network hopes
you will have your dog handy 80
you can note his or her reaction.
People with st. Bernards that might
bash in radios that whistle at them
Evening star., 1947-07-27

Ethel Norman. Senator {. DOUGLASS
Buck. Mayor Of Washington" reports On
conditions In the District.
M. 2:0o-Enslish Vocalist Bsvl Davis
appears.
WNDc. 2:55-Ths Senators Cleveland In.
diahs baseball game reported.
M0P, 3:00-pianit Vera Brodsky PLAYS
the DohnanYi Variations on q Nursery Rhyme. q
Tho orchestra offers Rawsthorns's Street Cor.
nor sveffu's and GbeIius' "Symphony No. l."
Wn, 3:00-"A Blueprint for Germany"
considered BY Jehn do Wilde Of fhs State
Department, Jr esssins Of iAs War Depart.
mont and Hswsmsh Robert Taylor and Edwin
Newman.
Mop. 4:,o-Pisal,i Andre PfsyIa sais.
talns.
M, 5:o0-A asw American tsmpssHsn
NssaIsie ss'eaads." by hsnstti sslts Is pre-.
ssntsd. Two Debuyy Fseiurnss, .thrss Fritz
kfsislsr works and 6sIdmak's IN Sprissiims"
syerfurs lre slss played.
WM, 6:00-Eihel Norman Is The star Of
a. espssisllyxfiftsn comedy. "lssvs Il n
EihsI." -
M, 7:00-Jack Pan offers more d his
comedy satifss. 1rudy Erwin and tho PAGE
Caysnsugh Trio handle fhs music.
MAl, 7:3o-k young mans search for
The Pearl Of Great Prize dramaiilsd.
WhN, S:30-Riehsld Bales directs the Na.
tloaal symphsay 0rthsstra's rendition Of Ros.
inft William Tell Overture" and lisdoy's
Evening star., 1947-07-27
Audience Shows

The following broadcasts admit the
general public. For tickets phone
the station or, in the case Of WTOP,
write.
,Wo-Met5opolitan ooIs.. Meet
I've " i Cites" Yo:so n pm Wssdnssa.y oi
rs MEeshs1an,i'r SIS pn ru.sass a2Gp and snsr ssss
Mondsy Friday; Mstehlsss service
TINS 7;3Q pm iTnssdsy. Z, , -.
Yame Revue" $50 an. saturday.as0
..WMsALL-Natienal 5t9e; las the
"Wonder Flame" 7:30 pm. Thurs
wroR1srl. y guilsins 3 4, 4,;r%.s Lets Rls,
Talent" $50 pm. Saturday: you're
the Top" 80 pm, saturday;
Mason Mnfs" gao pm, Wsdnssds.;Z;
8. Army Band" 8 pm. "wednesday.
No tickets necessary but call station
for plaeS Of orisinAtior Of proefArhs.
Evening star., 1947-07-27

ASK THE SKIPPER Of yacht
or yawl for the meaning of "ship-
shape" and you'll get g pat descrip-
sion Of how SIMONIZINC makes a
ear. look. Spetless from "stem 10
stern!" Wisest way TO keep 4 ear
'road.worthy," !" too, sines SIMONIz-
ING prevents srit and corrosive chem
and "etehing" Into her paint job.
Evening star., 1947-07-27

from robbing a cars color
Evening star., 1947-07-27

. S"I0 petHStPoIs
/ In the .dedi0iioa 0
10 memorial 10 th,
four khapsaius ; wh,
| died in the torpedo
/ Ing Of the Dor
/ chester.
WEAM, i2:f5-
Political and civil
problems in viryial,
Twill Be discussed Oh
fills new feruM
broadcast.
'WRt. f:3o-"rh.
Colonial War Ia
java" considered.
M z A Al A ar
Evening star., 1947-07-27
FEATURES ON
THE AIR TODAY

Wop, io;30-A discussion Of Joseph Con-
nds "Vietory."
WMAL, fo:45-Bsraard Bsrueh, Attorney
General Tom CLARK and Now Ysfk's Mayer
Evening star., 1947-07-27

IyW heNioh TWIN
Songs" i
WH. G3o-Doro.
thy [smouf's leading
men are Lionel Bar.
ymors and Eddie
Bfaeksn.
W N Al. 800
John krsdsries rs.
paris On tho latest
millinery trends.
VOL, 9:00-Aow
he Navy fights hur.
rieaBss Is the basis
Of ieniehfs drama.
WTW. 9:30--Hsr.
risi HiIIisrd and o.
lis Nelson visit 1enY
Evening star., 1947-07-27
71e1EvNsE
Weekly Advertising Column Of Things New and Interesting

NEW YORK, N. Y, July 27th-The All.
Star Came i'm Chicago netted record
$lO5,0OO, proceeds going to the Ball
Players Pension Fund. A former player
suggests that it be replaced next year by
eight games between National and Amer.
lean League teams of equivalent league
standing at mid-season thus greatly
Evening star., 1947-11-22

iI0I 10th ST. N.W-Lge. front room for
men; dble for girls, modernly furnished
girl to share room with anotner q gIri'
pasaGn a5 sds MEAS an IA
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly people
with care; tray service. private home
practical nurse in attendance. AT, 944s e.,
DUPONT CIRCLE = Several rooms for
young women in exclusive guest house, we
are famous for our delicious 1000 and
excellent E &c 1t service nE szos D1ss1N's' sola Mass
room with double bed; for couple. Also
share room for boy; constant hot water water
f3s i3s5 18th 18th ST. N.w.-Nicely furnished
warm room for young lady: running water,
telephone in room, showers, elevator, ex-
1872 10th ST. N.w.-Elevator and maid
1927 18th ST. NV. tnear Dupont Circle)
Large double, suitable couple triple for
sIri Eir1s ayssSle snda1s Dse ds sf no msas da
iss. iss: BHLMoNT Ell RD S.w.OLovely triple
rm.. nicely furn.: clean, warm, quiet house;
delicious meals, laundry priyils Iss maid serv- SCI
DOUBLE ROOM. twin beds: single room;
meals through Sunday; mr.. transp: $50
double, $50 single. 2010 Wyoming ave. NV.
CRESTvIEW CLUB, 262O 18th st. NV
Spaces to share for men: double rooms:
students ,welcome excellent meals and
1fansDG lsss GaIlATIS IL. fiSo' ST. N.w.-rvo youns
ladies to share pvt. rm. with bath with
another young lady: avail. December /;
meals and Sun. dinner: laundry and home
privils., unlim. phone; good transp. S45; SO
WIDOW, not fussy. would like room and
board in private family. Box s7-V, Star
Evening star., 1947-11-22
HOUSES uNFURNisHEp.

BETHESDA. near new Naval HospitaI-5-
bedrm, 4la-bath brick house > bedrms.,
center center hall through. living rm. 1926; :;
on 5ro n; rec mn: y acre. garage; near
BUS rent, $500: must furnish references
For details and appointment to see, calj
NORTHWEST REALTY. 1885 Wis. ave-,
GL; esq., Eyes; call OIL 0455::. ga
bath bath, porch; oil heat; sl00; gas eiec in.
house, with full bsmt. and garage, lge.
back yard; conveniently located near
schools and bus; immediate occupancy;
under lease, S175 per mo. Call WI. 1890.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Available Dec. 1st
q rms. and 2 baths, excellent cond., $3.50
a month. EN-. 4755. Box 1O2-T, star.
HOUSE, in Woodside Park
Md., on 24-acre Of ground; contains, on
lst Moor living room, dining room, kit.
and library which could be used as bed
room, and full bath: 2nd fl. has bedrms.
and bath. There is a beautiful paneled
rec. rm. with bar. maids rm. and bath and
Lear garage in basement. Priced S225
Call Mr.. Domer at SANDOZ. INC, DU.
sECTIoN-6-room unfur-
Mshed house; oil heat; rent S95. BOX 299-
T, Star -oo
Evening star., 1947-11-22
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ROOM or larger house by permanent
Goyemmsnt Tom employe; recently transferred
r 0 MtiSGl MckaE s1s sml eth farm sR considered
apt. ,unfurnished; desperately need BY
esl SINGLE AaiRs ARMY f6,4 OFFICERS desire faru
2-bedrm. house or apt in Arl: property
will be metieulousiy Cared for: cH. Si5S
YOUNG DOCTOR. wife and school-age son
desire 2-oedroom unfurnished house, vicin-
y lty Falls Church, Vienna. Cherrydale, Mac
house; will give long lease. Call after &
WANTED, BY Yf MARINE rim CORPS ofncer. Sta
Rs5s nss 70 y5 5 rsna' qsS1
NAVY Ii. AND PARENTS want "a bed.
am aqsa ho%Se or apt unfurnished; Anac9stia
2,bedrm; house in Arl., or Northwest
Wash. Will consider buying. ia. a016.
DIPLOMATIC OFFICER. family, 2 serv-
ants, desires furnished house, NV, 3 or 4
5sa s s mR R'RsRs ffz.nfs ao isgS
WASTEbIS.rm. furn: or unfurn. hon home.
Dec and Jan, by responsible e small mali famr inr
FAMILY OF 8, good references, want 5
nson or vonsy hs FScsHps9y cs Ja ao45 aRo54seS a5
PHI ALPHA FRAT, G. u, wants to rent
furn. or unfurn. house; respon local
refs. Wo. 1862 to inspect, Sun. or Mon.
CONGRESSMAN NEEDS three bedroom
furnished house, Janaury 1st to August
1st, or two or three bedroom unfurnished
apartment indefinitely. Call MA. 1920,
Ext: Az: "a
FURNISHED HOUSE-Will pay up to 1925
rent for 3 or bedroom house, 2 bath
rooms; preferably in District. WO. 7138.
WANTED TO RENT-5 or 8 room house.
D. c. preferred. If you have anything,
please call UN 1909. 24s
furnished house. GEORGETOWN or NV.
Washington Call AID 1881 23s
Evening star., 1947-11-22
eoo,ts eURhsHEp-Mp. and VA

REFINED. QUIET; gentlemen; !. lovely
ft'1Sie f9un or 51's Pert.; @ sa5 and s35 me me. CT
iSS; ,SS BuRIiSGToN 81 RD.. Hyattsville. Md
Double room for l man; COW. tranSp.: %
yfex s1xrR WA sRKiSG l2Gs MD&warm aYss: room dou-
BILE bed: private home: convenient trans.
portation; = men or employed couple Sl4
$500 300 18th ST. n. ARL.-Large comfort
able furn. room, pvt. shower and entrance;
10 min. Pentagon, near bus restaurant;
sfPils3sR Sny Oh fron ad7e room newly Dec
oi' Grated twin win beds: i Blk to bus, 5 min.
to pentsgon settled emgloysdl SpuDle 0 or
ciadsd fdes sso s Single eafn rm for ads IS
q wk. Gil. 44s4 after pm. weekdays.
ALEx., vA.-Empl middle aged lady will
to '5 BUSES. 20 min dogntoTn. ov. 1893
after 7 pm, all day Sunday. "a
sILyEE SPRING, near aecht Ssei. co.RoGm on3n
starting Nov "a: family of 2; no other
re pnT9S sH S4a5 desirable room
roome9s roe eqe' s5s 1sfEep pep mo- n.'e CHI sses So
ARLINGTON-Frort bedroom in private
home. near shopping center and bus. SH.
1885: WILSON BLVD, Arlington. va
One nice double room, twin beds. suitable
RRnfse4oN RRHns GT5sEd FoSkEsr-Larse GdSa bedToom,
twin beds, inneF;sprins sg5s mattresses; next
b SERWrN R1Sh Iii HE1GaTs. efPp; Md room and
S. EI{chsnstss f0T gei1 near University OF
eo1rAGE Gsi uGEet cry, ~ MD.-Nice large room
with large eloset gentleman only, d $40
xffk xfEx REyERnY REi GSaS HILLS. room in private
home. double bed semiprivate shower-bath;
1Oc bus to Pent. and Navy. TIE. br3o.
BEVERLY HILLS. ALEx.-Large twin bed
room. private bath, phone; near 6uS'
downtown, Pentagon, airport, IE. 2S83.
GA. AVE. acknowledgements newly
furn. rm, connecting bath, radio and
phone; close to Hopkins Institute; 5eas'
FOR GENTLEMAN. in home of quiet
couple; no other guests; minutes Pen
tsSon; parking and bus at ent. TIE, 4Ss1,
NICELY FURN. CORNER ROOM, on 1st f..
semipvt batn. Tor ] gentleman near Navy
Annex and Pentagon; S27 mo. GIL :S;i3.
bath; i, block from Lee hwy, on Glebe rd,;
pvt. Spanish-type home; also garage; Army
Navy officer preferred or employed c@pie. @
LARGE RM.. with lge sun porch, suitable
for either girls or boys: adjoining bath.
1890 KEY BLVD, Arl;msinsls s laf.rns5t 1m; ns5t
near carline and bus; 81 wk. -23
ARLINGTON large rms, single or dou-
BILE, adj. bath; mr.. Arlington Hail; Ioc
LOVELY RMS, twin beds, in new home;
laundry privils.; cow. to busline. Gil.
P1JRNIsHED BEDROOM for man and wife,
or two men; also single rooms, on Rock
vile pike, near Congressional Airport
% Ss5 n. Pollard ST.. Arl., .va,-Front
bedr1l bath, shower; unlimited phone,
laundry privileges; gentleman. On @ bus
FWRNISHED FUR BEDROOM for couple for
wife's .ervices hrs. day, 81. OIL.
2 WELL-FURN. RMS, connecting bath. in
lovely home, best neighborhood; Diks.
CHEVY CHAsE-Beautiful home, studio
cooking privil pvt. family. OIL. 6603.
Evening star., 1947-11-22
ROOMS EuRhIsHED-s.t. and s.w

$50 A ST. S.R, near Congressional Ii,
room for 9 or 3 girls: conv transp.: sta
tionary tubs available to do washing. LU
isaa YOU PL. s.E.-pouble rm., twin beds.
iii-A iith 81. s.E-cozy. clean: single
IL. SF navy navy YARD. 75s 18th st.-1ge. front
dble; excel furn.; alcove. kit, eiec. refer.;
yn,im ,.nn p.s ph3.s .TF yR Sts' inf Dan, AVA ave
First f.: front bedrm. pvt. tiled bath
nondrinking gentleman. vi. 343S. --23
s0il Pa AVE. SEE double bedrooms,
next to shower and bath. Call vi. 2203.
ie INDEPENDENCE AVE. s.w.. Apt. 40l-
Front rm., facing Capitol: $50 per mo-
i$5e ST s;Emvery large vnanr1 trent room N
NEWLY NEW 1'IFi FuRNIsHED ROOM, all eonven-
iences S35 single: breakfast privileges;
LARGE RBAssEMiENTT' ROOM. pvt. entrance;
pvt shower srtics twin Hollywood onyv I'd
iGla ita:;ii TT. Davis PL. s.E.-Master bedrm,
with -dble., closet, next to BATH $40 per
Coz Col oRED Th D-oo @ ATTRACTIVE double room.
next to BATH refined, employed couple;
CoLORED-l16 18th ST. s.E;;-A nice
couple to share lovely home with mother
COZ rOREDWDoUBLE RM. for rent: home
privi's.: SO rer week married caurln OF
two gentlemen. Call LU. 5357 any tine.
Evening star., 1947-11-22
AVIATION.

NEW CUSTOMERS, tie-down space, Dec.
j to May j, Ss5. COLUMBIA AIR CENTER.
Marlboro 1881 or DE. 0S33. p
pellor. new windshield; fabric good; ,ust
TN Hyde Field. Clinton, Md. SP. oSSo.
STINSON. SM s-A, for sale; $3.50. C. H
MARTIN, Hyde Field, Trenton, Nd. Spruce
0SSS 80
AEHONCA 65-hp. Continental, S495. c
H. MARTIN, Hyde Field, Clinton Nd.
FaIRCHILD PT-19: low time, ship COM
pietaly recovered. engine overhaued; in
speet snd make ntoo offer Nd G sp H. osss MARTlN M
INDIVIDUAL HANGARs and dead storage
GET GiE5P' THAT IiI'Vi WORK D DONE now instead of
paying all of that dead storage in bad
weather Aircraft, engine and fabric.
Also fight training for CT and private
students; private, commercial ana n
structor courses. Fly good equipment win
pleasant surroundings and associates
located at Maryland Airport Pomonkey
Md, s miles north of Indian Head, lust
of Hwy. pa Phone JOHNNY DoHR'
DO you WANT TO BUY A PLANE? have
the neatest PT-26 in this part Of tne
country. Inspect at Falls Church Ar
Park; hot to sell: make me an ofier. ,
Mr. ROBINSON. OK. 4123. -23
LUSCOMBE SILVAIRE, factory specisa5;
this ship has everything. Aeronca. ls43,
now being relicenSed, $50. HI. 4U34- -o-
Evening star., 1947-11-22
ROOMS FURN.-Northeest. tcen,., /,

ROOMS FURN.-Northeast. tconf.S
euaEt2Tf g. gi,pGav DU. 34s5' call alter pm.
ROOM For RENT for refined lady; house
keeping privileges: semipvt. bath. Ii.
ST. vsa5sa Sna snss ssr rent Rss
Gonven. transp. and shopping district. Call
NR. SR SENATE SENATE OFFICE BLDG, sos snd st.
1sis EAST ; cAPIfoLNNiee so'i; room for ?
Rc2 osd 5 BILL ROOM H s1S aato hot
water; semibath: cple. . girls. $40; single,
s$s ssd laEss ST. sosef insSa aDs
siis : ia'f 10th ST. N.E-Bright. comfortable
FFoom FsIna mr. ,,1 car s,s and busline' women gre
sIo 4 ST. N.E.2targe single room; warm
and neatly furnished, for employed lady:
$40 r month; hyE LUi s5G5ie s5Sb room twin beds.
on coagenient transportation prefer > men
F. sS iSuns RicHeAH Ste No AVE- Ho NELarse room
;p 1865 + ST. ST N.E.ENicely furnished living
room, bedrm. and kitchen; private family;
Ieoa R. I. AvE.-Twin-bed room for =
girls or employed married couple; laundry
privileges; also lse. rm. with kit. 1riyil.
BROOKLAND. 44O9 18th St n.e.-Nicey
fnrn. room, in pvt. home; laundry privil.;
1877 1:" RosEDALE 6aDaAiLE ST light housekeep-
ing rooms, semiprivate bah mr.. bus
cars. shopping, etc FIR. 1864 -23
30O5 roth ST. N.E-Single room. nnlim.
phone, So so mo. Call after pm, NO
302 r. T. AVE. N.E.-Single room. gentle
man; convenient to TRANSPORTATION; refer
S 6aS MARYLAND ss AVE. N.E.NLarge front
room, for men only; twin BEDS cony to
transp. AT. 3255. ~
COLORED-1417 F ST. N.E.-Beautifully
furn single rm. for refined person. FIR.
2904 -c3
COLoRED-iOl1 GAULT PL. N.E.-Large
room, suitable for couple or , girls; conv
COLORED-6a7 FLORENCE ST. single
rooms. S9-SlO. FIR. 1919. -223