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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-18
Duluth News
By ZILLAH WATERS

NJ. NJ. C.-... - $500 1,
m'1 S Mae arson ana her small
sui sHm' H S' St o.. IaHl' lelt loi
..h MOI, Hol''e litter aIter spending week
Nun MS, - larson Is OILS aunt MIS- mai
''e I'''i "a H"IlIeII ave;
49, Mrs; haT I omall"ood ana her
uaukIi'er, boiIla Jean OF mime
apoitT' SpeHt " week carry tniS
month month, , WIN MIS-. SmaiIw0od
PARENTS .%,. Nj II ana MtS' H. r. Chat-
mar: ouo T.; IN 81 pohha Jean
par C CSipale'' B III tne Easter program
SC NalN"rS h"p''S' church' Easter
0umu"y'
nj anu MTs' Htorge ADAMS ar
l'Heu Ll"';!e SI.y, AFTER spending
M'eN l" M'''"'"P"I'S Win reIa-
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Eds'Tr Hsnlo" ~. a5aue DeSpite
NE NE pau Mee'ner rIuay' Apfl H.
the Faster laShioh pa[aIe given by
.ne E"u'iE IeoPIS Oh '"lVary nap
.iSC anu ~, MAJ Ms a. NJ f.
T TIlui ,',eI Ne't "lI WIN nahE'
Il, nose VINO S|"h par were frances
r Ioi'I Ne, M Ia W, ana mares
w M3I!' ''''Iv Wesley ana Lu-
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NJ SI ni''S S anu r"'I ~ IIG'haS' susie
pSt; ouI'ii' T Do5'" 10 ana ar ~,
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49, ~, anu MIS- ~. H''oa ny, mimutIu,
h nuSi|"I L uu," uS TU WI? ElNth 9 I .ne
I n1yS cnplr OF washington JUNIOR
HIEn . S'"ooi ana lhe Sehny Ling
S SInEeIS, u ,IT ,he u're'''"n Oh
VII !. MN -NLuIL tH'' y,
=, announcements n Gh' w mr; ana MS
n, - E., N"a IN "uG =, lt'h o.,
announce fne marriage OF theiT
daughter' Lorraine Jane, To DAVID
Harold Light, son of Mrs. s. J.
Iyght Of Iutsen Mimi Tho
Is,,lIo -. .,.,,,,,,,,, -.
u"uole ring ceremony was per
formed at the home Of the brides
mother Saturday. ADril < Rev
C;,,n,l,,,, ,sF;,;,toI III
~, - IN iS'a''I' "IS.
IheSS lHarrlet Chatman) Small
wood of MINNEAPOLIS was her sis
ta,.,s o,I, ottapJor+ NJ Cn,,u
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-18

Chapel Mission. Rev. H. C. Boyd Of St.
Peter, Minneapolis and Rev. Joseph Turner
Of Carter ME Chapel. st. Paul; Steward
ess Board No. /. Mrs. Cecilia WOrthinEton.
president, served.
The evening service hour was given over
TO the Young WOmen's Auxiliary who
presented Mrs. Bacon, a missionary worker
on furlOugh from India, who gave a talk
on India and showed pictures illustrating
life and accomplishments In India
Mrs Thos Neal has again taken the reins
for the Building Fund drive which will
close in June. Other officers of the Or
Ranization Of the Committee Of One
Hundred" are Lester Boyd, Vice Chair
man: Gaynell Ponder. Secretary: Jean
Waters, Asst. Secretary, and james r.
Jones. Treasurer.
Rev. MOore's message subject for April
20 is The Refners Fire" Rev. and Mr..
Moore and Bertha L. King will go to
GrenAda, Minnesota, Sunday afternoon
where Rev. Moore will be the speaker IN
the evening and Mrs. Moore will sing, ac-
eompRnied by Bertha King.
The Young People will hold their regular
meeting at 80 p. m. with discussion led
by Charlotte Perfect.
St. James always welcomes and ap-
precistes your wOrshipping at any service.
Bertha l.. King. reporter.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-18
Legion Post Gives
PortY for Aged
BY BEN perry

There was a party at Halle Q.
Brown House Tuesday evening. 1t
was probably the quietest party
ever held at Halle O., yet every
one had a good time. There was
singing at that party but the songs
we're in the tempo that prevailed
at the turn Of the century, and not
a singer mentioned Guy Lombardo
or Red Shelton. Someone did men,
ton Charles K. Harris, and the
popularity of after the Ball." the
famous song that rolled them in the
aisles at the turn of the century.
II was Attacks Brooks Post COG,
American Legion's first party for
the aged, one Of a series planned
by Chaplain Alvin Harmon in pro-
gram to aid those who are being
bypassed in these buster times.
Mrs. Mary Dora Christensen, So,
was the oldest lady present, and
received a prize as such. Mr.. H. J.
Shelton, who was born just about
the time the rebels were lombard
ing Fort Sumter, took the honors
as the oldest gentleman.
Some of those present had not
been out of their homes for several
years; all of them voiced a hope
that they could get together again
soon. Chaplain Harmon was as
sisted by Miss |. Myrtle Garden,
director of Halle O. Brown House,
and Mrs. D. L. Peery of the Ram
sey County Department of Old Age
The Boys and Girls of Yesterday,
a club of oldsters at Halle O., have
rendered their services to Chaplain
Harmon when future programs of
similar nature are held.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-18
st. jones Senior
Choir On Radio

The Senior choir of St. James
A.M.E. church, St. Paul, will be
heard on the Church Music Hour
over WTCN, at $50 p. m. Satur-
day, April &c, under the direction
of Cora E. Moore.
The program, presented through
the courtesy of the st. Paul Dis
patch and Pioneer Press news
papers, is produced by Mrs. Paul
G.. Bremen.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-18
Urbdn League
Reflects Publisher

Cecil Newman, publisher Of the
Minneapolis Spokesman and st.
Paul Recorder, was reelected presi-
dent Of Minneapolis Urban League.
Other officers renamed were
Thomas Vennum, vice president;
Mrs. Macbeth Hurd Paige, secre-
tary, and Lloyd P. Johnson, treas
urer.
James T. Wardlaw is executive
secretary of the organization; Will
liam o. Seabron, industrial secre-
tary, and Opal Whyte is office
secretary.
League offices are at 202 Times
Annex Bldg, corner Fourth st. at
Marquette.
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-18
Eddie Lacy Benefit
Dance at WheotleY
On Friduy, April Is

An Eddie Lacy Scholarship"
benefit dance will be held at Phyllis
Wheatley House Friday, April 20,
under the auspices of the Wheatley
Wives, young women's group.
Eddie, the 1915 and 1916 North
western Golden Glove fiyweight
champion, is a student at the Uni
versity of Minnesota, studying In
dustTial Arts.
Wheatley Wives think Eddie
needs us and we need Eddie. Come
out and have a good time while
helping a good se."-Advt.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-18

Good Home-Galtier near Central.
Liv-din-rm, kitch-down. 3 bedrms,
bath up. Modern but heat. $500
down, balance like rent. Call EN-.
2Sl0.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-18
FLOWER FUND

Those contributing to the flower
fund Of Mrs. Helen jackson. a
former WAND, who passed away
March %. were: WANDS Salnc
Ellis Harrison, Leslie Sraton.
Madeline c. MoSely. chairman Of
the fund; Lydia Payne, Ada Smith.
Donazelle Branson, Carrie Green
and May Williams. Friends con.
tributlng were: Mines. LotIc
Milton, !. c. Num-. Sr.. Pearl
Buckner, DR.. s. Holloweu and Mr.
Ellwood Williams.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-18

No Business Can Afford the Lux
ury of Silence-To Sell EN- You
Have To Tell 'Em.-Ad in North
field News.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-18
.Omen'S Council
Holds Second
Annual Luncheon

The WOmen's council held their
second annual luncheon meeting
Monday, April Ia, in the auditorium
Of the Halle Q. Brown. Thirty-fve
members and guests attended the
affair. The speaker for the evening
was Miss Magdalene Kroehler, who
has been a missionary nurse at the
leper colony in India for lS years.
Miss kroehler also showed films
on the life of a mother stricken
with leprosy. Educational and in
structive Indian jewelry and cos
TUNES were exhibited.
The luncheon was prepared by
Mines. Mildred Gibson, Nernice
Grantham and James Oliver. as
sisted by Mrs. Hazel Butler, Mrs.
Prentice Harris and Mrs. Rebecca
Toussaint. Mrs. Justine Jackson
presided at the meeting.
Plans for the all-day conference
to be held May %, were discussed
by the club members Mrs. J. Jack
son, president of the Women's
council, urged that all St. Paul
women reserve that date to hc pres
ent Mt the conference. The menu
consisted Of Russian salad. rolls
and coffee,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-18
Edward Dyer Resident
OF Minneapolis for 81
Years Dead at IN

Edward W. Dyer, 70, l24lg Hen.
nepin Ave, died Thursday. April
10, at Minneapolis General hospital
He had been a resident Of Mime.
apohs for about 81 years.
Funeral services were held at
Woodland Funeral Home chapel
Tuesday, April Is, at p. m. Rev.
Charles 7. Parker of Border
Methodist church officiated.
lnterment was at Crystal Lake
cemetery.
Minnie Miller, a cousin, is the
only survivor.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-18
Spuria Iris

The spuria iris is among the finest
Tor cutting. The flowers are much
IKE the English iris, but somewha,
larger They should be grown In
The more moist part Of the garden
They require abundant moisture %
do well but should not be planted
In water logged soil. Another ex.
eenent cut flower is iris ochro-
leuea. and its varieties. This doe,
wen In shallow water or IN dana
locations.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1947-04-18

Most people read the old reliable
81. Paul RECORDER.
Evening star., 1947-12-10

GOOD BANK-RUN ROAD GRAvnL for
streets and driveways; delivered and
TOP SOIL. fll dirt, road gravel, blue stone
and sand for sale by the load. FIR. 5578.
EXPERT TREE REMOVALS at winter
III 2or xmas sn o3se tees boh
sRd, holy cAPfTAL NURSERY. R Isis
XMAS TREES. pine. and cedar: delivered
v, w. s issn on stump, Place orders IiS sfSiS
only. Small, $500 per dozen; medium,
SAa;1o A ~ per sn dozen; large, Ss.40 per dozen.
XMAS s; TREES LEES FOR SALE, pine, ss5 ig Der
1SSs fS ee'e5sf esR1sa%as RhGas "a aTs fI4S beautiful
,ay roppdaton plantngs are
valuable as time goes on, they are day
to-day. reminder Of both q living beauty
81 shs slEff u sast is permanent free
CHRISTMAS TREES, pine, 25c; cedars,
SOc and up; on stump; wholesale. 1896
Owens I'd. Sc, "a mile east OF 800 blk.
sfFTshS1n sFRfeAh ays VoLETs IL ST.
IN our greenhouses; guaranteed to be free
ST 1.25. ST so each African violet soil
scientifically treated, lbs, 35c; 10 lbs,
65o; Laua-Vita Qiqutd tertilizer) for
PETER growth, S-oz bottle, -45c; free de-
So sp ms oTds1 Tssn Ak fS5 list # sFsfs
Sun. Phone TO. 1884 ia
Evening star., 1947-12-10
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

5.SIro xSuNG aADY lAI Nill share @ furnisasd he'd 2
isaP @o se als essh sse toa
s8h B9roNT4 S4 cisolE, sia5i 1880 18th st. nv! nv
young ladies to share with two other
.sass ssS ab ssa5 eau Ss s'e Pse
isss 1e.h st. NV, Apt, 4-Luxpriou.
eas Il peops saans rsns. Il s o By III XIV %% %%
dMtpetts M ssa and kitchen: s12.75 per week. Cal
WooSRibGE-Iovely bachelor apartment
consisting Of bedroom. private bath and
shs hame sooks aso ssTsss IL sn gsn pan:
sss MakxLaap asH l1ly5 ayz. sNsiEE sNsiEE-1ss. In rm..
s Heltn sna sGa sast VIE nl .fg:s :srnss fGa 0o
GoMFEsfEIy neyiy iurnished apt. az
ranged to ,'',i sfford one or three bedrooms;
ss ths hoase ~. a:. x a phoss ps,ss s4s na
Nc ReEa4 az4i rbsNisHlD bsist ii g. HOME, will .hsr.
sSs,sssns asAsp,.,1ar Ely SOON
lady wishes to share with another lady;
ss9s ss9 q BOY tx. sSs4 seso Star or phone "a
: ROOMS and private bath; lh,k. apt,
for quiet couple: s75. 1850 Farragut
M. HI 18th ST. AND COLUMBIA RD.2s
gentlemen to share apt. with student;
SSg,67 e. per mo. Phone MI 1891. Box
~. NJ 81 sth s.ssN Am MASS. AvE.-s-room apt.
ssuttahlse 3 adults;s so 500 per mo. Phone
M saas 7ss5 aosTsajE Fac Hsetx ssslw aSl..
with elec. refgr. and stationary tubs; every
sas ss mol aurn ai ncl ooss ansn'' working couple
With other girls; s25 per mo. bf
SSHHaifilgM-oui.t smpIeysd ceupl. Or airls.
yate home; no drinkins.. gN. .25ss. Zig
ia SSs .na BATH Sif s aansSsa e sosss
SsiiIs isaasEM ;ssss sSaR's ssar a
sasn s5 ssa ssio M szos '0ns soa and 1osa
fSsu6ff'oNT c1scLE-youns lady to .har. Q
sso & 81 snd 49, B VI soa tss tGss:ss ss. IT, n iis
s7sh 4; s.s s Y va N rs ! ctSss y siqIs: as sss =
Nv NV. SECTION, M. Aisi III. Alto Hospital
Modern BIZ rms. for couple; S59.60. Fur
niture also available for rental BOZ 475--Y.
BRENTWOOD VILLAGE AREA-s.rm., Kit.
and bath apt. completely furn., suitable
for refined gentlemen, age 1886; $50
mo; es, CAL bet; 7-s pm. only. AD.
GIRL, $3.50. to share apt. with another
girl; modern apt bldg, Vicinity 18th and
ESPaoaED ESfa nE sourEaE hGE st es s's5 .har.
nome; day care given child $40 mo. Il
electric: Sc. section, 35 min. from devn-
EgRNIsHkD = aooas. kitchen and bath.
$s5 IS42 Clifton ST., NV; Apt.
din. rm. kit, 5 bedrms.. Q baths S22S
per mo Shown. bet. and pm.
S26 . mo. each. 914 Shepherd ct. NV.
Call or, e912 fer eppt. IA
iii: is min. downtown. S25 each. so7
Vt. Vernon pl NV. TX. 1851. ill
sos MAps.. AVE. N.W.-vTwo lse. rooms,
private bath, afeemm0Gats 70 4 per-
sons, S66 month. Ill
Evening star., 1947-12-10
COAL. WOOD and FUEL OIL.

SM19soDi; D;na u Sr 1s 5n dry, fun cord; oak
FIREPLACE WOOD, seasoned hardwood
PERSON, Ellicott City. Md. Phone aftel
SEASONED HARDWOOD, lengths cut tt
order; delivered SIS per cord. Call j. II
BURTON, WA. 1887. -l2
WOOD Seasoned oak and hickory, i'm
mediate delivery in Md, D. C. and Va
Phone AK 1879 and TIE. 68ee. l5s
WOOD SLABS, pine and oak. green or dry
any length; immed. delivery; S16 cord: 8
WOOD, any length, seasoned oak; irnrne-
diate delivery; S21 cord Cali SH 3O51.
ANpIRONs, fire tools. screens and all IRE.
place goods repaired and refinished D. [.
OAK sn aNb ft S1NE ~ rlkErIaek NE l1sa
xHws xasKA coah sfSs5 co NJ 5ssa a9a eH eSESS 49S6
S3 cord, you haul; also fireplace and
kindling wood: famous Reading anthracite
coal, Pocahontas coal. COOPER SUPPLY
CO, -Sd3 18th st. ne, AT. 5919; ewes,
cord; cut sis cord, Ssfsaff' 81 haf' fsui H2 Sois
WOoD-Hish per cent hardwood. seasoned
cut your length; full cords; 2 bu, kindline
free, $50; $l1 half cord. Ii. 1925. 12s
Evening star., 1947-12-10
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwe...

HOUSES FOR SAlE-korthwest.
and IN n,rda Immaculate cona beautiful liy.
Isl f.; full basement, space for rec. rm.;
oil a.:c; heat; screens and storm windows
aesfa asD s Z eSi E vs. SS psss sss
Ga. e;s ave, Silver Spring, 81. 57oo, sH. 691S
iath lit 81. I HEIGHTs-Attractive row hou,,
near Cavalier Hotel, only $4,000, down;
1s Tm ,ssnnd din TT a.or large reception hall
bsg hsys .ghfo gghoGsgHS M9SRRRRsp Gss9Ss
sa sa:h No g. 6ASir6I S 81 AsD sSS BUCHANAN sTs.
nsds srTsnssa ~ a
s rSs pors sfsri fnos sas Zine baths Ia
g: sis6dS 5sn''s sTsodr zs5s DfR Jsss ;;
e a: : !:
EaEsSEAH Iaa ExoSSs, 5SsS aslsh,us;o5 J.,
ct s,bssS ms sssss llssslas sssssnsd slssd
iisndseapsd: pficsd 70 ssil Quickly. Eor II.
lIlsRasiGb nlss. 3D. es sssa Mr. sARkE AgIi va ako ego
adj. Rock Greek Park-Reception hall,
rms, El nrspl.' S SbsdTnas, 2ks baths, gss heat.
to;wsil carpet rriee, $21,000. ExclusiVs,
kIAiNsIka.flri 81 hGsGALsy on ed!gasr
g. s!s: :Rs s.n Vs. "a siiSsa: is
RENf sxash Thes nfeHif1s h 1hsB W6Sr BUT .hi. nod
ern 2-bsdrm. semidet., 5-rm. brick home
With VT. reg; rea 81 dna sss heat Aneher fence in
8 p.m., uofDsTEN sRoss iiss L st. NV.
HOME, AND INCOME-This s-room brick
home ID vacant and completely renovated,
may pc used as roomtng house or apts,
ss.sa be- sfqns II os 9G5s 81 @ ~ Sxs S:. ana ana & a
on easy ,srrss. HARRY '' pREisEN, aaSEs ''SYS SGS
asss $3.50 fSsyj;Es4mzEzHii asj; IA zz5ii 1e.h St. nvsr.
Govt. bidss. Home consissins Of apts:
furnished: recently plastered and painted;
Income, $685. per mo. always occupied Be.
cause Of ;aesl losation;, ,oo on h.Th ss.
slsso sflsassa S5i'S4 S4ss MaasaALL WASfs Esh
fs bash. oeR ei neat. iuils fprn. u dssirsd: sHa
.lSslsaS spps sxeiaslas. FFosD hoRSd2ss. GAN q. r.
ssHEy2 ss taio eHAss ESs' nE saoa a shop
ping and transp, Blk. .delishtfui honas
In hne residential section; rms, s
baths and center-hall entrance. Home
tsa tsstuTss sa s uEsaTs 'ssas tin T arss sa:s
atrl aha ha ssosas. attie. ssesr % dstaessd A ass.
An sttr.. spacious lot. For additional Ing
cUsasb ts5ss1sn sas oR iys iyggs eE Piss. sH ss ss
(coltinusd on Next PassS
Evening star., 1947-12-10
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, calcuia-
tors, bought and sold and rented, RI. i17f.
ANIIouEs-yurnisurs, brie-s-brae., china,
hiss;s.s El l;s. .sss ssss prices paid. Can EuRSzs
ASJIIaTIsals,d, ANT I M Hsnts ssyF,ss ss cabinet;
sslb ShbRM., M bfsi ffi RIM, L1v RIM. highest Cash
prices paid for all kinds of better grade
ssSs ssin 5s Ss p. sDrn..
BEDROOM, dintng. room or contents Of
sss. IA. 1857: after pm. dE. itSa.
BEDROOM SUITES, dining room suites.
living room, pieces, rugs, gas ranges and
porch furniture in any amount wanted
at once; will pay highest possible prices.
can today. MIR. GRADY. Ma. s620.
BICYCLE, .20-in, or sidewalk bike in yeod
cond. Call cH. 0S63 between 8 and 10
BOOKS WANTED By washington.s fastest
growing book store. Highest prices paid
for good books on any subject. ID any Aeid,
Dsnss l. sa' psse sese soor soa Z 81 81
CAMEKAs-osrmsn cameras. lense. and
equipment wanted sOMMER'S CAMERA
EXCHANGE. 141o New York ave. NV.
Evening star., 1947-12-10

ApTs. FURNISHED icsas.l.
ta tsa ,al a5I.l. ,.a:a sIEI: asoF F1, onSs sS
zTfkAc1TIsf STUDIO ROOM. ,uss decor
nss1i. n.sa male spa sssyics ~. soofinE as 50, e
204 WiLMN0TOk PL. SAL or girls
TO share modern 4-rm. apt; $50 . month
includes rm. and hoard. Cali TR. 241o.
SINGLE GIRL. between 2t-26, to share
2.hedrm. furn. apt. with other nice
girls; eony. to Pentagon. Call OIL. 5e70
EiRL 10 SHARE iss. apt. with 2 sirls;
p ' Du iis sis5 isa5 ss o.asas issas's St. ta.sr
ass T ST. N.E.-Rasement apt. for quiet
employed couple; no children, no pets,
n Iaaa ar1n6lST maNfTAtRS $RS Hp NJ. Soss' ,.aru
sitting rm, bath, hot plate privil; gentle
home couple pref; $40 per month. Call
1855 4 ST. N.w.-Laree modern studio
room with new tile shower bath; for
one man. pvt. entrance; daily maid serv-
YOUNG MAN to share lse furn apt. with
before ! pm; AID. 1890 after $50 pm.
CoLoRED@a-R0oM APT: no children.
236 F st. ne. LII. 0560 12s
Evening star., 1947-12-10
MIscELLANEoUs WANTEp lcont. J

CAMEIHAS As, ana eauip-Get our free ap-
ERA ExcHAMdE. 14io New York ave. NV.
scosssories bousht at hishest prices.
Bsp pEoTo oi 5astse sa eiS Re- ps
psriodoas and saats Ne dsaers aS s',6a g.
ssa een 2z.sss 'fs iiad f.: R 'n 4.
NV. NE: 3767. Open ewes. win call.
R s1d N iswfayS ELK 6 Cash paid ii
and wrist watches. initial birthstones, dis-
hss 1nss prss Ddr Ds sTsFy sEM 5BR
JEWELRY CO.. 719 7th st. NV.
R:t iEe II. Mr. sos Mf Rsz hss't ST
REMOVAL sSs r zs ;sss 70 Hss
EGsNITGhE and hom. furnishings in
nsxs aSSa MR 9ERkP Po' L. 6ass s4a
odd pisess; best cash prices; buying and
HSsWooDs. stS e. ana sss.. s 0H a3s @oSsaE Ms
fiSRlk1TuRE1 iTlSII. .1 Hishsss m cash prices for
contents. of home or apt, OF fair-sized
T2T TIn,on best 81, results call MR.. DUFFY; at
FuRNITURE and household effects Of the
Better odd psan sind wanted at once VII buy sHites
FURNiTUREMMahogany din din. rfn., COM
Pleis Pist or breasfTsnt china closet. secretary
Sa6 you your old gold silver plating.
iGE IGE. SKATES sirrs. white. size 7. sH.
KoDAK-speed oraphics. Argus, zsiss,
wanted. sRiENSEk. . ess saaN "a. ave. e. nW' MOVIES
OLD XMAS TREE ORNAMENTS, furn, guns,
dtRisa: Fl :sos sH ssSS s
ssse; ';s;s .ss s''':s :sssasH sR'' vii 'i :s
PixNees Il e WANIiPmcoLoNdAL i 71;soI PIANO AZ GO GO
Tor courteous appraisal '''' wa ~
1fz RI ',Rf' 2S ssasP 8 P':ns; sss
FiANo and some good used household
goods an ean pay cash. Phone after pm,
RfEFRTGERAToRs, gas and elec.: 10 best
sWa a S sslG Du, We e. ssryss sypss
STOVES AND iCEBoXEsWAcME sToViR
CO., 1011 7th st. NV. MA. s952.
TEA SERVICE, silver; 8 or more pieces.
Call after pm. Taylor 4146. H.
Wr9onv W9oD LAraE suitable for boy 49, Phene
WANTED JR: BICYCLE. in good cond,
fr rAf r6r e sPRR1hkH PRfaks 10Y w I'D sIsS sSa silver
ipg. llgssge, photographic eouipments mu-
steal Instruments. engineering Instruments
zWEa sons, esa b st. NV. ME, a41s.
WAGON, preferably with sides, for boy IL;
good condition; also desire basket ball.
WI. 9023. -12
WANTED-Better Grade Of household fur.
niture. antiques and once furniturs. Ma
BADLY IN NEED Of high grade furniture;
drop-leaf tables. Secretaries. dining room
s5s fs54EsTsEi1S s|s;5 IN s|5n zdsf 1a.
In any condition, IeYelry. bric- -brac,
RnnIss chm f1ncy fW s,,; syps % sna ssyeers DORA
NE 6079 tnear 14th).
0LD-TAsHIoNED picture frames. clocks,
also ANTIQUE furn., china, firearms, curios,
relics, etc: EN-. 4205 OF WO. $500.
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aus q, soSbs Macon 3M, l7ss Sey
pr t. ss at SEE a' os Pest poHs MIS- iiRla.
fss fsss hS 18Th S7sG: sG: sw-N4e., double: s s4s
4:s Ss 5si:s.ss ;: sssi'sis i
itsssps 1s.h 5ns4tse resqsns. for bust
Peo5e eo9 s aP aad Satss share
coNGENiAL eSSsti Sp s"eGiai HONE FOR GIRIs-Twn
sHs sm' avail va DO sssHalgyt' saES bath. zoos Mess
F 1sth st. UA nVAhssatisui Rsaaiss sTdooT 'front.' eSa
twin beds, semiprivate bath; also space
available for young man In double room
isshso isss M 1884 ST. Nw1ge. triple rm, -sS Suit.
able, for, students, or married couple with
@ sReel feea: S blp als Mt. PEASANT seas sarliae
price, s4s.5o per person. Cali RE: siQ4.
CHEERFUL RooMs-Enoush like . hotel
ice Enough like club to insure cong.
companionship.. Moderate prices; double
t. ssass ABBY 30 "Sa WESLEY 81 F'RsR II
ARLI1SGToN, VA. Lovely large front
pIiyfeses; prefer gentleman. Cali oW.
isss7da issa MASS. AVE. NV. Dupont Circle
@ @SaSIaSs tuA JopaHS noh IL seAS 1oAse tn''
TWO CHILDREN to care for. day and
nzht fHh sZ grfffsss n5ss f sn ow Y ~
Rooms for young ladies and young men;
also beautiful triple front room; running
water. showers, elevator, excellent board.
1406 10th ST. N.w.--Lovely 2nd -dr dble,
for girls; 2 very good meals, day: telephone
and laundry privils.: $50 ca. Also pent-
house dble. for boys, $3.50 ea. MI. 6774
NEW HAMPSHIRE HousE-A few vacan-
cies for girls in this popular guesthouse
17l2 New Hampshire ave NV.
GIRLS TO SHARE beautiful home, meals
well balanced, supervised by Mrs. Singer
MANSION CLUB, 1880 Mass. ave. NV.
1885 FAIRMoNT NV. - $50 each; ise.
Sss rm Tood g0s oa bsth Mf oyH ysTy comfortable
eARRoEI si; Zoo sFSaNds iSsf r. mn. Silver Spring
%sataiS fst.: aa 5000 SfGss food sa sss5 sH
ELDERLY PEOPLE boarded on eountr,
place; man to share room on frst floor;
With PVT law; tray service; near trsnsp
CLUE MASON. 172e N. H. ave. nv
has double rm. for 2 ladies; It costs n nc
more to live at the best. We are famous
for our food. See or phone MRS. SAMPLE
1924 aiUHiiNcY ST., Hyattsyille-RoomS in
DAY, care for baby and board for mother
cheyeriy Theater. 1924 Quincy st., Hyatts-
Will VIE BOARD CHILDREN In licensed
Christian home. Call Hillside 1918
Evening star., 1947-12-10
HOUSES UNFURkIsHEp.

TAKOMA, SILVER SPRING AREA-Beaut.
and modern 5-rm. brick bungalow; gas
heat side screened porch, beaut. lot; blk.
to schools and bus; S125 mo; no rental.
Call MR.. RAFFEIL, SH S794.
NEAR CHEyERLY, MD.-Lovely 7-room
and 2-bath brick home is now available
for only :S165 per month; front porch.
nice yard conv: to eysrythinsi new
4109. Ill
3fQ7 37th PL. Metaphysics shingle de-
water heat; Sl25 per month MARSHALL
J.. WAPLE CO., 1924 14th st. NV, D1.
Evening star., 1947-12-10

COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR sALE
ANNOUNCING : new buiisinS, Ior vet
ave. s.e., corner Of suit1and rd: GO reach.
up t f end n sausnn Z, w. ok. aos &
bldg. or take suitland bus at llth and
been go sompisted and and is fully sauipped.
IT 10 on lge. corner lot OF APPROX j
acre and has sHlendid outlook on
psspnf nsnsp. boss Is dysp9o ssss.g o Of. q 's
the highest points In the district Of Co.
Of the sfty by car or bus, with bus stop
right on the corner. The apartment units
consist Of one and two 6edrm. types,
p,leed aaa Il view 2, tOds 4;
chase on reasonable terms considerably
under rental values. The units viii be
on display daily from SO pm; Saturday
from f-5 pm and Sunday from ] I am. to
5 pm. The co-operatiye plan under
which this bldg; will function Will be
cess for 27 years in. Washinston. b. C..
in It's application to cooperate apt.
deyelopmsnts invoiving more than 40
huildinss. Exclusive agent. EDMUND J,
FLYNN (authoTity on cooperative plan
since 1920: Responsible for most Of Wash
iHss' y yyashinston sids. re. 1918 or
hAssAceiausErTs AVE. near. yspanese
Embassy, In highly restricted building;
vacant apartment in sood condition: hv.
Ing room. dinins room. Kitchen. inclosed
sasaso enl ISbs IHSsbHs'F.nsf sssEss aa 81
ssu cal Mrs Mrs. Me- Meriliat. CO. 5nnss5. e1Aa'''