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Evening star., 1947-10-26
lust Between
Yourselves
BY Philip n. Love.

Coming Friday is the worst nigns
of the year-and I'm not talking
about the weather.
AS a matter of fact, the worse
the weather, the better the night
is likely to be in all other respects.
A heavy rain, for instance, PROB.
ably would keep all but the hardest
of hoodlums indoors-which would
be a blessing for owners OF auto
porch furniture, doorbells,
garbage cans, etc.
It must be true, as the ancients
believed, that evil spirits wander
about on Halloween. Otherwise,
how could so many boys and girls
who ordinarily are good get so bad?
Dressing up on Halloween Is
fun; it's fun, too. to go from door
to door, accepting treats to at
tend parties, to duck for apples and
play other games. But something
gets into some funsters-the ghosts
and witches of the Druids, perhaps
and makes them go far beyond
those reasonable bounds They've
got to smear soap over autos and
windows, let air out of tires, carry
off porch furniture, hang garbage
cans on tree limbs-in short, change
Halloween to Hoodlumeen.
One Hoodlumeen, a neighbor Of
mine lost porch settee which was
never recovered: another found one
of her garden chairs on the roof of
a garage two blocks away; still
another woke up to find two fat
tires on his car, which had been
soaped almost beyond recognition.
None of these people was able to
see precisely where the fun" came
in. And T didn't think it very
funny" either, the time I had to
climb halfway up an electric pole
to recover my favorite porch chair.
Have a good time Halloween-but
don't give somebody else bad time
doing it.
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A friend of mine tells story of
little boy who rang her doorbell
one Halloween afternoon. He was
cute chap about years old, and
he appeared very earnest as he held
out his hand and said, Food"
Would an apple do?" she asked.
The boy nodded.
She got an apple from the kitchen
the biggest and prettiest one she
could Finland handed 1t to him.
20. X" he said, very businesslike.
"Your house won't be bothered to-
night"
Junior jottings: Paula Simonds,
Is, who has been a correspondent
of The Junior Star since she was
about II, is now feature writer
for the Woodrow Wilson High
School Beacon. She still finds time
to write for the J. S., however, and
one of her articles will be published
soon. Harvey Whitten, about
whom Paula once wrote story for
the J. S., also is on the Beacon staff.
A recent J. S. story was about
Jack Deane. IS, Cottage City, Md.
and his collection of turtles. He
received phone calls just about
every half hour the day his picture
appeared writes his mother, Mrs.
Vivian M. Deane. HE also re-
ceived a turtle that had made an
air trip from California because the
lady did not particularly want to
keep it in her apartment" {.
Eastern again ranks first in en-
rollment among District high
schools. 1t has 1,729 students, 106
more than Mckinley, which rates
second. Ellen Marie Sheets,
13, La Plata (MdD High School.
makes her own dolls and stuffed
animals.
Evening star., 1947-10-26
What Happened When They
Cut Down the Old Dead Tree
Prize Contribution
By Elizobeth Lynn Weber, II


Daddy Mr. Black started
cut woodpecker holes toward the
children
neghbohood and ask How long before as and
Are YOU sure YOU can would
all this ommoton the birds would futter
Evening star., 1947-10-26
By Edward A. Greene

Three represented In the souvenir coeeon o. BUY
of Lourdes School, Bethesda All
Billy needs complete he feels is souvenir OF
the Spanish American War
Blys collection than 300 items including sword
medals complete
Evening star., 1947-10-26

The Associated Press Feature
Service says: Last year Belgium
issued two airmail semipostals of
high value in honor of a Bastogne
Memorial which was to have been
erected. .. Now these stamps,
17.50 fir plus $3.50 fir, have been over
printed 'Hommage a Roosevelt and
should sell for a high price"
Evening star., 1947-10-26
Elegy
Prise Contribution
By WiIIiom Brown, u
81. Anthony's High School

ST. Anfhonys High Senoo'
I'm sad: I've lost a friend today;
The best pal I've had has passed
away.
He was no fancy thoroughbred
Just plain dog from tail to head.
Death Is just an incident
In one long flowing life.
But for my dog it was the end;
It cut the string of strife.
MY human friends are very kind.
But love like his is hard to flnd.
I know his clear and honest smile
Was greatest fort in fiery trial.
I sometimes think about this gift,
The thing we call Free Will:
A dog that never broke heart,
And man who murders still.
And yet, he hasn't really died
I feel his presence by my side.
His furry shell has earned its sleep;
He lives In mem'ries that~I keep.
Evening star., 1947-10-26

around, CHIrpI1g e4clCeuIy
When the tree finally fell, we ran
up and down the trunk, having lots
of fun. All of sudden, the dogs
Evening star., 1947-10-26

Inscription for a stamp album:
"The days that make us happy
make us wise" John Masefield,
poet laureate of Great Britain, is
the author.
Evening star., 1947-10-26
Platform Shoes

Ancient goddesses were said to
wear a divine sandal called a
"crepida," which had a double sole
of thick leather-the first platform
number!
Evening star., 1947-10-26

The Virgin Islands were purchased
by the United States from Denmark
in 1917.
Evening star., 1947-10-26

Poster labels in three colors in aid
of stamp collecting as the worlds
favorite hobby may be obtained
from A. August Tiger, 154 Nassau
street, New York City, at 81 for 120
a sheets Of 80 each-6 different de-
signs.)
Nogales international., 1947-05-02
EPSOCl!efYt;1

+ IRousselle will perform the cere-
mony.
The bride will be given in mar
riage by her father and will wear a
wedding gown with full marqui-
sette skirt and train and satin
blouse with marquisette yoke and
back trimmed with satin leaves
forming a bow at the front and a
row of buttons down the back to the
waist and long, tight fitting sleeves.
She will wear short over the face
veil and carry a bouquet of white
carnations.
Mrs. Alfredo Puchi, sister of the
bride, will be matron of honor, and
will wear a black lace formal with
round neck, full skirt and puffed
sleeves and will carry bouquet of
pink carnations. Margie Puchi,
eight year old niece of the bride,
will be flower girl and will wear a
pink, full, ruffled frock with puffed
sleeves and round neck.
j. A. Tostado will be organist.
Miss Grace Gonzalez, Soloist, will
sing Ave Maria and Bendita Sea
Tu PureZa.
Miss Stoller, charming and attrac-
tive girl, was born and reared in
Nogales and was graduated from
Nogales High School.
Mr.. Mcclure was born in Hunt
ington, West Virginia, and attended
High School, served three
years in the United States Navy,
and is now assistant manager Of
The Progressive Grocer.
Following the ceremony there will
be a wedding breakfast for rela-
tiveS only and a luncheon at noon
for relatives and friends at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfredo Puchi, 314
Washington Drive.
The young couple will leave on a
trip to Rochester, New
York, Niagara Falls, and Canada,
returning the latter part of May to
make their home at 1856 Beck street.
Nogales international., 1947-05-02
Nancy Marsteuer
Bride Of
Edwin King

Miss Nancy Carmelita Marsteller,
attractive young daughter Of Mrs,
Agnes Marsteller of San Francisco
and the late Cyrus Marsteller, was
married on December 26 at Lords
burg, NM, to Edwin King, son of
Mrs. Kristine King of Tucson, it
was learned this week.
The bride is a niece of Mrs. Otto
Herold and the late Otto Herold,
and granddaughter of Mrs. M. Mar
steller, prominent early day resi-
dents of Nogales. She is a graduate
of Villa Carondolet in Tucson and
attended the College of Holy Names
in San Francisco.
The newlyweds are now students
at the University of Arizona in
Tucson where they will make their
nome.
The bridegroom served with the
Merchant Marine during the recent
war.
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Mr.. and Mrs Tom Hobbs and
Mrs. George Reade White were
visitors here Monday from Tucson
Nogales international., 1947-05-02
NOGALES, ARIZ., FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1917
Buffet Supper
At Clark
Home In Tubac

A buffet supper and party were
held Saturday night at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Clark at Tubac for
Mr.. and Mrs. Reg Hopkins and Mrs.
Ruth La Plante. The occasion was
also Mrs. Clark's birthday.
The evening was spent playing
cards and the ladies worked on a
quilt which will be sold and the
proceeds given to the Comstock Hos
pital.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Cumming, Reg Hopkins, Henry 10y,
Lee Boyce, Elmer Magneson, Walter
La Plante, Charlie La Plante, Earl
jackson and two sons, Mrs. Mary
White of San Antonio, Texas, Mrs.
Kathleene Menager and Miss Mary
Brett of Tucson, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Walker.
Nogales international., 1947-05-02
Annual May
Luncheon Of
Won1an's S Club

The annual May luncheon of the
Woman's Club, which is farewell
courtesy to outgoing officers and in
stallation of new officers, was held
Tuesday at the clubhouse. Mrs. A.
j. Abbott was general chairman.
Mrs. Robert Marcus was chairman
of the very attractive floral decora-
tions.
Mrs. Adolfo Dominguez had
charge of the program, which con-
sisted of musical numbers and
dances given by Miss Pearl O'Hagin
and Charlie Lowe. Reports of the
state convention held in Miami were
given by Mrs. L. j. Gayman and
Mrs. Philip Daniel. Mrs. E. S. Ed
monson gave a report of southern
district work shop held at Tucson
in March.
Mrs. H. r. Chatham was the re-
firing president after a very sue
cessful year in which % new men,
bers were taken into the club. Mrs
Max Arnold was the outgoing third
ice-president.
New officers are Mrs. L. j. Gay
man, president; Mrs. Philip Daniel
1st vice president; Mrs. z. G. Sim
mons, Jr., End president; Mrs
R. E. Hulburt, 3rd vice-president;
Mrs. j. Willard Allen, secretary;
Mrs. L. M. Hattenbach, treasurer
and Mrs. j. H. Choate, correspond
ing secretary.
Approximately So members at
tended.
Nogales international., 1947-05-02
Miss Stoller To
Become
Bride Monday

Miss Alice Jennie Stoller, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F. Stol
Ter, 552 Grand avenue, will become
the bride of John Smith Mcclure,
son of Mrs. Pete Malas, Alb Noon
street, Monday morning at eight
O'Clock in formal wedding at
Sacred Heart Church Rev F. L
Nogales international., 1947-05-02
|Coppola-Joffroy
Wedding
On April 18th

At a formal double ring ceremony
and nuptial mass performed Satur-
day morning at Sacred Heart
Church, Miss Evangeline Joffroy,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Joffroy, became the bride of Luis
Coppola Bonillas. The bride was
given in marriage by her father,
and services were conducted by Rev.
F. l.. Rousselle.
The church and altar were beau
tifully decorated with Easter lilies,
white stock and white ribbon bows.
Dressed in wedding gown of deep
ivory satin with sweetheart neck
line embroidered in seed pearls,
Miss Joffroy wore full length veil
held in place with a crown of orange
blossoms and carried bouquet of
gardenias and stephanotis and an
heirloom handkerchief.
Mrs. Armando AIfaro CYolanda
Joffroy) of Tucson, sister of the
bride, and who was matron of honor,
wore bouffant dress of sea green
marquisette, with square neck and
picture hat of horsehair to match,
and carried a pink gladioli bouquet.
Bridesmaids, Misses Ephterpe
and Thalia Panas, Anna Marie
Bonorand, Amelia Embrick, Elsa
Rivas of San Diego and Marie Lou
ise Joffroy, wore long dresses of
maise taffeta with picture hats of
horsehair to match and carried
bouquets of pastel flowers. The
brides and bridegroom mothers
wore long dresses of black with
matching accessories.
j. A. Tostado was organist and
William Fink played a violin solo.
Mrs. Adolfo Dominguez sang cave
Maria" and "Bendita Sea Tu Pu-
!reza."
Leonardo Coppola, brother of the
bridegroom, was best man. Ushers
were Baltazar Garaygordobil, Will
liam Joffroy, Pierre Baffert and
Edgardo Garcia.
Following the ceremony recep-
ton and buffet luncheon was held
at the Joffroy home, 1O4 Sierra
avenue, for more than 800 guests.
The rooms were decorated with
Easter lilies, sweet peas and stock.
The four TERED wedding cake was
placed on a table covered with an
heirloom Venetian lace cloth. On
either side of the cake were silver
Icandelabra with white candles.
The bride graduated from Nogales
High School and attended the Col
lege of Holy Names in San Fran
cisco. She is a granddaughter of
Mrs. Estrella de Carreno.
Mr. Coppola was born in Tucson
and graduated from Tucson High
School and attended the University
of Arizona, where he majored in
engineering, until he entered the
air force. He served as captain
in the Eighth Air Force and was
stationed in England for three
years.
The couple left for an extended
honeymoon at San Antonio, Dallas
Veracruz and Acapulco. They will
make their home in Mexico City
where Mr.. Coppola is connected
with the Socony Vacuum Oil Com
pany.
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Mrs. Duane Bird has returned
after spending a few days visiting
friends in Ell Paso.
Nogales international., 1947-05-02
'Chatham-Hulburt
w Wedding At
Tacson May Z

Miss Helen Joyce Hulburt, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Hulburt,
will become the bride of Herbert r..
! Chatham, Jr., Wednesday afternoon
lat two O'Clock at ST. Augustine
Cathedral in Tucson.
Miss Shirley Hessler will be maid
of honor and O. A. Smith, Jr., best
man.
Father Doran, formerly of No
gales, will perform the ceremony.
The couple will leave Immediate
| ly following the ceremony for a
brief honeymoon trip to Los An
geles.
Nogales international., 1947-05-02
EASTERN STAR BANQUET

Members of Unity Chapter No. 13
of the Eastern Star are having
banquet at the Cavern Cafe, Thurs
day, May 8, at $50 pm, honoring
Worthy Grand Matron Mrs. Lorraine
Curtis of Globe, and Worthy Grand
Patron Albert Spikes of Bowie
Make reservations early with Mrs
Melvina McClung, 221 Hudgin
street.
Nogales international., 1947-05-02
Mrs. Harry Bump
Hostess
At Bridge Party

Honoring her husband on his
birthday anniversary, Mrs. Harry
Bump gave a bridge party Sunday
night.
Guests were MesSrs. and Mes
danes Gordon Farley, Jack Archi-
bald, Phillip Daniels, Ray Hulburt,
and Mr.. and Mrs. 2. G. Simmons,
Jr.
Nogales international., 1947-05-02
VISITING HERE
FROM CONNECTICUT

Mr.. and Mrs. Irving r. Fisher,
III, of Greenwich, Conn, arrived
last week to visit Mrs. Fishers
father, T. G. Simmons, Jr., and wife,
at the Simmons ranch on the Tue
son road. The Fishers are returning
East via air tomorrow.
Nogales international., 1947-05-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Givon Parsons and
son Joe, formerly of Nogales, re-
turned Monday to their. home in
Brownsville, Texas, after a week
visiting friends in the border city.
Mr.. Parsons is the American vice.
consul in Brownsville.
Nogales international., 1947-05-02
WINTER VISITOR
RETURNS HOME

Mrs. z. G.. Simmons, Sr., mother
of z. G.. Simmons, Jr, left Sunday
for her home in Greenwich, Conn.,,
after spending the winter at the
Arizona Inn in Tucson.
Nogales international., 1947-05-02
SPEND DAY HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. Derrick Van Dyke
and daughter Karen flew here
Tuesday from Phoenix and spent
the day with Mr.. and Mrs. z. G.
Simmons, Jr.
Nogales international., 1947-05-02

Judge and Mrs. Gordon Farley
have returned home following a
visit to the Grand Canyon where
Judge Farley attended a convention
of superior court judges of Arizona.
Nogales international., 1947-05-02
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George Gotsis. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nick Gotsis, arrived in Nogales
Saturday to spend about two weeks
here. He has been engaged in busi-
ness in Mexico for the past six
months.
Nogales international., 1947-05-02

Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Williams
Jr., and baby daughter returned
Sunday to their home in Los An
geles after a few days visit here.
Nogales international., 1947-05-02

Miss Evelyn Chernin has been
visiting relatives in Tucson for the
past week.
Nogales international., 1947-05-02

Miss Edith Hoene, niece Of MIS-
z. G. Simmons, Jr., is visiting Mrs
Simmons sister in Ell PaSo.
Nogales international., 1947-05-02
RFEFE#H %H

Mrs. Duane Bird has returned
after spending a few days vlsltlng
friends in Ell PaSo.
Evening star., 1947-05-03
ROOMS suRN.sHrp-A.r,hwe,,

HOTEL EMERY, 1872 G 1T. NV, two
as sfs rsss sn. e Witt Us & Sausi,
saso so,,s to I'll bshlsyator: room phones snd
.ssns sss . sT NM. NW'sSsan niss,y fs5n rms
gs!y ss Il ,,ts e $ sr per sWrs pWsrso1 Rr
exceils nj transs. aE. s4as' " n;' EYE
TWO TWlN-BED ROOMS with connecting
Rs shs 1saionsse is.s 4 sss ba sss ,x,n
com Conn msis ave ans phs9s sass service blk issm
1913 16th 81. Gaytonia Rooms, newly
decorated sinsles. s:.so; double "a:
,sss as'iass EucIiD H.. sr. s.w.--Youns woman to
share large front rrn: twin beds: excel.
Issin aE gooa gS, aons soans eo i.dy ss With another
LADY Sc saas se me- laundry priyii excel
one andry a p1tv .xss aT esI sTapsp spa
s.a ~, mo essa; s;o auiet section. ss35 7th
soasg I.dg e share .ir0eoo.d asse1
bedroom with another younr lady. hcnie
and surroundinEs must be seen to be ap-
sassiRssc Us Rock Greer S CHURCH sp., near f Tvs
buslfnes and Georgia ayes--Twe ise. com.
munieatinE or separate twin-bed rms.
screened porch adjoins. new furn.. hous,
newly decor; l1ee closets, next to bath;
e.h.w.; s25 each per month oE. s551
POTOMAC HEIGHTS. available May l.
Attracting sinsls IN pvt. home; $50: eony.
iraasyi TaE mIyoN 10 is5 iaso5usE, i77s n st. nv NV
Excellent rooms. vacancies for men: S22. so
and S11 so: dhle.. SO each MI 6434 ---S
ls.0 \: AVE. NV; exclusive suesr-
housc--Hesutifui spacious rms, transients
only. Ss up daily. Special weekly rates.
1885 'IIfh ST. N.w-Double rn.. twin
Ssds. ven. sspointed home. 20 minuse:'
Evening star., 1947-05-03
cATTlf end liyt STOCK,

VETERAN willing to sacriice Chestnut
sound. hish-spirited., Jumps we'll; require,
care expected of new owner. Uni. os77.---s
trained. including SADDLE, harness, cart
IADYs RIDING aoksE. stylish and sen.
tle: has been ridden by children, T. =
ddATIMs1R' ds1.nss1s C Glenn % Dale; Nd 8 mi from
FOR sALE-3-aaited mahogany bay mare
beautiful conformation, sound, 15.a. Owner
sis SsT ~ aossf f'l 1aaiLsR a1 ssss op.u tor saos
saBrE 1si Rsssw.ss. hwy sna M1RaH & 1eth ne e
BAY, HUNTER, .,iarre, nice hammered
mile from Haileys Crossroads. on Seminary
ABERDEEN-ANGUs, registered. vaceinsted
i';s Siss sIsed ss, !.
TWO sEAyTifgL small Shetland ponies,
HORSES BoARDED. new stable, large box
stas Soro Ds. mi past R,siift RRa ni In On sfr
PINTO PONY, bride and saddle: exceed.
saddle: set eiee. horse clippers with
sets Of blades. Phone Hillside 1871,
HAMPSHIRE SHEEP. registered, flock Of
outstanding ram r b. DORSETT, Beais.
Yf TRfpLE Md RhDns RRHalsif oshs Ten
nsssss sssss Walking horse. stallion, ier sale.
DOUBLE REGIsTERED fAIOMiNo stal.
lions at stud. Reduced fee. now $50.
With return privilege Location. Marlboro
Largo I'd. THORPLAND FARM, Marlboro
361S. -4
snow MARE, b-gaited. s.year.old chest.
nut, 15.2 hands; spirited but aentie
Phone after . n.m.. RA. 4190. --4
ONE LARGE FARM MULE. available to see
l0 Am. to 9 pm. els Addison rd., Sea,
Pleasant Md Il
Evening star., 1947-05-03
ROOMS suRNisHrn--aasrsAssss

LGE. RM; In lovely sections lse. windcvs,
pV g "a essa ss,, afssr sI sSprm.,,..1 I'm "A Az.
BED. lgs. closet next senaipyt. bath: 4 enipl.
sirfs' dble., SCI Ca; ssle,. $40. MI. 51f2.
ssis ssss sa nss sa srse: 3 s.s ssa sss front s
room for two. twin beds. private bath. un-
IRsssq a9Ss 'efns sf .Esrons On sSSa master bedroom
for lady. privilege share home with smother
1877 hssi asosisaMboxs sssi Il siaas fss. srcomtorsss,,
sss . sS;sS .:s~ sa9ns s4sS -. .''a,a.' -.
front room, near transp.i sa6 month. 20.
MICH. PARK, 43o7 18th 81. n.s.-.-sinsis
r s slsa phoas sssse sss al mo- o. 3D. Sar o4s
40 1Ith sT. NE. APT. 4--sinrls room.
good size. nicely furnished, n,iddis-aged
/ M LARGE "a Kafnanns BEapnKsooM. nicely furn,,h.d;
home privileEes Call between 8 and 900
sssl q fRVis affsf 81 g Sp9Sa5.s.d Hs aSss rss,
one youns lady Or couple: $40 sinsie, SIS
sSs0 S ssra as g. Nfs.aasifsi as S.,.m.n.
rn1. for man or workinx couple; $40 mo:
light A., housekeenins. in private home. FR.
1917 MONROE sT. N.E.-Furnishsd room.
pvt. porch bath; win rent single Or dSis.
1858 ST. N.E.-airI to share double
room with another girl; twin beds; IS wkly.
10 9Th ST. N.E.--Larss front room. twin
beds; on Mt. Pleasant carline; S12 VII.
Ies R ST. N.E.-pouh;e or sinsls .rm.:
nice refined home, conver. to carlines.
S{oIosRi {is RES-slo i!S:.so @ LIB ST., x,E,.-Lsrs.
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size dble. Mardrobes. ideal fer ciosetless
rooms q heme. shere and camp; each
sompartment haA hanEer bar. tie cg tuwel
WAvES now In excel. condition: q the
amazin1 low price Of 81. .a6. THo-deEk
bunk beds. smooth design. sturdily built 81
shs WAVES our ware sssshosssso.soS eaasssoh priss ssI
&S.6&. Is the lowest retail price lii the
District. Iockerss ideaI for sarase. shoD.
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FANS--Get ready Tor the hot weather.
Ioa I'D. yentiiating fan. or motor. COM
snaowa Me So e al Ws iaa Iss e r.
550 e.f.m., sptcial price =. SIg.75
kxhausg fans, propeller type, SQUARE
lIeme iIoiioWing Sizes IN STOCK. olhef Sizes
obtatnabie on short or6er).
, IL L. fap. ifso-h.p. motor, 1850 r,pm;.
!, is isa. { Tlso-h.p. motor. 1850 I'm I'm.
,l,sS ,lss isn: i iao-h.p, motor. 1,7e5 r;p;m;:
Air circuiators sfioor model Of the ici-
loving sizes in stock, other. models and
sizes .obtainahle on short orderl. u1oor-
model fans utilize two-piece column
which opens to 5-ft.-height foor TO
bottom Of fan guard1.
5000 c.f,m. SS3. 90
u" fan, ls-h.p. or motor. l.140 rpm.
4,240 elm. SS7 80
1,140fS60 rp.m., A.s40f3. l50 c.f.m.,
tNote: Air-cireulat.ns fan ohtsinab.e. in
coun er, rall and cSsing models ut $40
less than above prsce.s Above prices in
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Evening star., 1947-05-03

ROOMS FuRNIsHEp-s.f. end s.W.
LARGE SINGLE ROOM. double bed, Tor
couple; cooking PRIVILEGES; unlir.. phone;
MEDIUM. SIZED RM.. suitable for one ar
two ladies'; double bed. home privileges.
sSos BRANcH AVE. Sc. tHiucr.stS-
Front bedroom, private family; $50 per
month: nondrin9ers. 81
s38 1st ST.. S.E.w-Nicely furnished sirkls
rooms, running water. next bath: convSn.
transp.: S35 per month. LU. DIOR. --7
1880 ST. S.E.-2 double rooms. seps.
rste entrance on blvd; GOOD bus service:
al new furn.. inner-sprine mattresses;
"a. 80 ca; can be seen Sat. and SUM-,
weekdays after pm TR. $3.50. ---4
4e3 9Th ST. S.W., mr.. Government b1dgs.---
Light Housekeeping room for employed
person: ss week. ME-. 70s7. IS
,s345 r ST. S.E.--Larre clean double room,
next to bath, with continuous h.w" unlin.
4NACosTfa. i44i 18th 81. s.s.-sinfle or
HILLCEEST-tFe double rEn., twin beds.
ssmipyt. bath; refined gentlemen: s2c each.
$500 M Fiksr ST. s.E.-Hed-liyins rn.. pvt.
entrance. pvt. bath, sentile home; ons
poUsHs rsosr sss = sesf esn sea
,,nslr.sprins ,,nl, mattsesnss sdtoinins bath; st.
coLORED-is:s :. &. AVE. s.E.--2 sinsIs
fnrnished rooms for gentleman or lady.
AT. 8215 --3
Evening star., 1947-05-03
FARM end GARDEN.

GOOD BANK.kUN GRAVEL for streets
roads and driseways. delivered and spread
by truck. Phone WA. 3317. los
dens OF famous Ayrlawn farm in Bethesda
immediate delivery available. WI. 800
GARDENS FLOWED AND NARROWED
grading. Gail WI. 0695. --3
trees, shade aud ever
green, shrubbery. Control Of tent canter.
pillar. elm BEETLE. jap beetle, etc. Tele-
phone WA 5954, or after PM. WA. 32s2
--4
AND ROCK for walks, walls
rock rardens, hreplsces and bldss. Cal
nj. ST64, --7
AzALEAS, ali sizes and eoiors, Wholesale
and retail e510 18th st. ne.
types; new farm equip-