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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-30
BOTH CONTESTS WON
In FINAL FRAME TN
SENSATIONAL FINISH
ES

| Both games of the doublehead-
er played last night, in which the
Adams Dairy team won over the
Hospitals, and Bob's Sports Shop
over the American Legion outfit,
were won in the. final frames in
sensational finishes.
In the first game the Hospital
boys had grease in their hands
and booted several chances to
give the Adams the game.
Miller hit single, double and
a triple to lead the Hospital boys
at bat. McClung and Figura both
hit two safely, for winners. Viii
lareal hit three safely, scored
three and drove home three. In
graham, ]. Lewis and Sterling
each hit two, and Joe Lewis hit
two safely.
In the field, Sands, Malgrat and
Villareal were the stars for the
winners, and Bresnecky and Mil
Ter were best for the losers.
In the second game, Chita Ba-
ker pitched for the Bob's Sports
Shop and in the first frame
walked three, hit a batsman and
allowed three hits. Three runs
scored.
In the second, Baker was wild
and nine batters faced him in
that frame, and four hit safe
ly He walked one and two err
rors and four runs scored.
The Legion added one in the
third, when Fisher hit homer
to deep left center. They added
two more in the fourth on two
walks and two singles. In the
fifth, Osterholdt hit a homer to
right center for the last Legion
run.
The Bob's boys scored one more
in the fourth when Gonzalez
doubled and two walks and a
wild pitch.
In the fifth they tied the count
Sterling doubled and Kerr sim
gled. Gonzalez walked and sim
giles by Goehring and Baker, and
a passed ball allowed Goehring
to score. In the sixth they won
the game on a single by Villa
real. Sterling flied out and Kerr
was safe on an error by Thor
ton. Nj. Roberts hunted and was
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-30
FOLLOWING
THROUGH
PEDRO AGUnAR
AAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAA
HOMESTEAD HAD
GOOD CLUB

The Homestead All Stars came
down to Key West with a good
softball club but could not get
used to our field and lost both
ends of doubleheader at Bay
view Park Saturday night.
The Stars said before leaving
that they will be down next Sat
Iurday and will take both games
to even the series.
Thomas is good pitcher but
poor support cost him both con-
tests. Blonde brothers, Mistretta,
Greer and Cloningier were good
and Fort played well at first
base.
We will see what they will dc
on a second chance.
For the locals, Baton played a
marvellous game and made some
spectacular catches. Sterling an6
Santana also played a great
game.
| In the nightcap of the twin bill
Saturday, the Blonde brothers
/ Yndisnky and Fort played q greai
game for the visitors, and Curry
pinch-hitting for Means in thu
sixth, came through with a hi
and won the game for USS. Gil
more, for the score at the time
was 5 to A and he drove home two
runs and stole the plate.
| At bat, Stenger and Tailor
each hit two safely. In the field
Papy, Stenger and Means played
well.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-30
Homestead Due
Back Saturday

Homestead All Stars. twice de-
feated here las. Saturday night,
will be back the coming week
end for revenge at the Bayview
Park softball field.
Tentative schedule calls for the
American Legion aggregation to
cross bats with the Stars in ths
opener and the Key West Mer-
chants or picked team in the
nightcar
1t is reported the Stars will
bring two other pitchers with
them, as Fuchs and Cloninger
failed to come through last week
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-30
KEY WESTERS BETTING
EVEN MONEY ON EITHER
YANKEES OR BROOKLYN
Unwilling To Bet $500 On,
yanks Or $500 On
Dodgers; Mccarthy Goes
To Red Sox

Key Westers are willing TO get
even money on the BROOKLYN
Dodgers or the New York Yam
kets in the first game of the
world Series beginning this aft
ernoon In New York. but do not
seem OF all willing TO put up S
On the Yanks 10 3 on the Brooks.
which seem 10 be the betting odds
IN me metropolis.
Most local persons are betting
On each game. because, they saw.
then can make more money that
wag than by placing a sum on.
ether team 10 win the series.
Nearly all Of the locals favor
ne Dodgers 90 win the games.
bus are uncertain as 90 the series
Thfy say there Ia little evidence
a heavy hitting on either side
and that the series should be
shout even steven.
Certainly there Is mo where
rear the . 10 s. betting here on
~ Yanks 10 win the series. There
have been few bets made of 7
b 3 which rs considerable dist
ance away from the odds posted
" me smart boys up around
50 York.
Betting Commissioner James !.
Carroll 81 New York said yester-
~, hat u Frank Shea and Ralph
Blancn are the starting pitchers
ioday's opeinR game Of the se-
~ Ne New York Yankees would
81 % 3 favorites.
nsiios on the Yankees would
haNs 10 pat up IS for q return of
~ iheY won. On the BroOklvns,
k1l1ls would have 90 risk SIS 10
- tI The Yankees. however.
- I1sorllea ts win the series. q
- Carroll holds the Dodgers
H1ina
~ enly other baseball news of
Mpwtance - the fact that "Marse
~ Mccarthy. who led the Van
Asm - eiHht pennants and seven
NWh championship before he
x<IHd last year because Of ~
milh. came hack t0 the big
80 y new manager u the Bos-
- NJ Sos.
~ CFonln whom he succeeds
Flqi ~ The Sox. announced
## Mccarthy. after an all-ninht
8Amien. bad signed q two-year
Isi q an undisclosed figure,
ma Npsaid taks charge al the
H - enre.
klmn wha has managed the
asa& siuh aiace la3t. advances !
~ NNi of Rrnefal manager In !
ANNNmen 90 Eddie Collins. who
,Nfn Handicapped hy illness.
ta 81 refnain in an advisory
fF ~ Vtae president.
NNNI8 slnThasiEed that McCar-
Msmia have complete charge
~ 80 uho fsil o. third place
1850 sitter having won the
N'hi Feaf and inst 90 81 Louis
Nea In go World series.
NAaF N0uiG have the final
%m ~ playsf dsals
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-30
Growers To PLAY
At Field Sunday

Homestead Growers will play a
doubleheader of baseball at the
Wickers Field here Sunday.
The Growers will meet Section
Base in the opener and Boca
Chica Night Flyers in the bottom
half of the twin bill.
Those acquainted with the up
staters and the two local teams
predict hard-fought doublehead-
er. No admission charge Will be
made.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-30
LAUGH AWHILE
Cause For Tears

We like the story Uncle Matt
tells about lady with operate
ambitions who was giving out
one night at a party with Garry
Me Back to Old Virginny."
While she was rafting the
chandeliers she observed an ell
derby man, APPARENTLY a South
erner, weeping. After the ap-
plause she went to him and said:
my dear man, why are you
weeping? Are you a Virginian?"
Still weeping, he answered:
"No, madame, a musician!"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-30
How Long Has
| This Gone On?
APP Newsfeutures

AP NewSfeutureS
HASTINGS, Neb. - Softball is
wonderful sport, Mrs. Alice
Lawson has just discovered.
Walking past a softball dia-
mond late this summer, Mrs.
Lawson asked her daughter,
whats going on over there?"
"Just softbaH game" replied
the daughter. You don't want
to watch that"
Eyes, I do" insisted Mrs. Law
son-and she did. Until the sea-
son ended five weeks later, she
didn't miss a league game.
Mrs. Lawson is 80 years old.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-30

Read the Classified Ads in The
Citizen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-30
The Easy Way

Buddy: did you make snow
man this winter"
Billy: mo. Pa left the scare
crow in the garden last Fall and
the snowman just built himself
around it,"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-09-30
Grass King
Now Resting
tBy The Associated Press,

MIAMI, Fla. TAP Jack
Sher's Frere Jacques, the Grass
King" of Hialeah racing, has
been turned out at a farm for a
rest. He will return to racing next
winter at Hialeah.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-26
Nashville Ex-SIave
Reaches Tooth Year

NASHVLLE.-A former slave celebrated her Tooth
day here by attending the Missionary Baptist blocks
from her home.
Mrs Jennie Polk Shseketi is active despite
her years and still washes and irons her clothes
walks wherever she and her face hardly
sole evidence of her slight difficulty
due 10 rheumatic attack she suffered years ago
Mrs. Shaekle Lucious Eugene Polk plania.
lion in Columbia. Tenn. She home durina
the Civil War and prepared food for many
sides of the lines.
She married slave al nearby plantation they
inree boys and girl Al dead Two grandchildren
three great grandchildren still alive.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-26

his nau ought two family
flat for ms married son and
daughter. and their families.
The Young fortunate couples cN-
pect to occupy their new home
in the fall
NEWS ON THE WESTSIDE
The Old Wayne Political Club
on West Warren Will be taken
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-26

a ncW baseball cummil,cc5las
appointed BY the pastor and ap
proved by the church as a part
of the extensive rccreati0nal
progtam initiated al the Sec
ond Baptist Church for The re-
malndcr of the summet
Acting to coordinate an roc
rcational activities. baseball was
included with the regular SAT-
urday games, stones lessons
group meetings skating. SWINE
ming and the regular info-
NAL soclalS
On Tuesdays, at $50 adults
and Youngsters meet al the
church for bicycle riding plc-
nlcs. weiner and marShmalloN
roastS. horseback riding and
swimming On alternate Satur-
days beginning July 10. the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-26

tleman fro m
b o ST o n. Miss
Anderson is a
we'll k n o " n
contralto SololSt
and resides on
IronWood.
. . .
r o b ert S
Scales. owner Of
a barber shop
on Milford av-
enue that bears
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-26
Student Denied
Opportunity To
Enter u.

CHARLESTON. s. c.
Turning down a petition fiji
ed here by John H. Wright
en-. colored for a court or
der directing that he be ad
miited 10 University OF South
Carolina Law School, JUDGE
Waring ruled that Wriqhien
would be eligible 10 enroll
in the white state university
unless an adequate law course
IS introduced at South Car.
DINA College for Negroes al
Orangeburs by the opening
OF the next school term.
Another way 10 refuse
Wrighien legal education.
the Judge said. Is through
dropping the law school from
the white state university.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-26

married the Daniel X. Fields
of Scotch avenue have va
catloned apart. Father
would stay home while Ma
ma Fields and the children
travelled. Last week they
took leave Of the city togeth-
or TO visit their recently
married daughter. LaDonna
who is residing in Washing
ton, d. c., where she and
her husband are in business.
" While there, the Fields will
help her celebrate her 2lst
birthday and enjoy a second
honeymoon,
Detroit lost one Of It's bcloy
cd citizens last Monday when
Mrs Salhe Johnson of 6378
Stanford passed. She had been
q resident OF Detroit since 1922
Mrs johnson was an ard dent
church worker. member of the
Hartford Avenue Seven Day Adj
Nentlst Church and mother al
five children, Minnie, French
John, jimmie, and Theodore
Johnson who is one of Gilbert
Realty Company's best repre-
SentallVeS..
When Gertrude Cam called
Pearl VenSon Ware recent
bride into her unique gift shop
on West Warren to select a
wedding gift Of anything "on
the house with all price tags
out Of sight, Mrs. Ware de-
liberated for quite while, but
pointed out her selection
very nominal gift Not far from
her choice were gifts Of the
same size five or six times as
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-26


thor of tn s
Grip. Y o u n e
lays resides IN
'ittsburgh with
ls m a I g IN a !
and p a rents
and M S
ak Patterson,
. . =
At a special
lcetlng. Jose
hin e Smith
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-26


Smiths Beauty Shoppe. Mary
Prear Mary Rose Beauty Sa
Ion Thclma Parker. Mlady
Beauty Salon; Verna Tells. AL
ma KYLE. and Dorothy Hall
officers OF the WestSide Beau
ticians Association, made prep
aratlonS for their President Jo-
Anna Mason to attend the Ma
tlonal Bcauticlans Convention
August 9th.
They also completed the pro-
gram for their bridge tourna-
ment August , TO be held at
the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
James Europe Post on West
Warren Mrs Mason Will leave
the Motor City on the Of
August for Baltimore where the
convention will be held this
year.
Roy Smith, resident OF Ho-
tel McGraW reports the grant
ing Of an interview from
leading cigarette company CON
corning the artistic pictorial dis
play he created pertaining TO
advertising Mr.. Smith is a
contractor by trade.
Popular Quiva Anderson will
be changing her name in Sep
tember She Will marry a gen
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-26
Easier Way Gets
Man 3 to 20 Years

Sentenced to serve from three
to 20 years IN prison on a
charge of armed robbery. man
told police that he had resort
ed TO robbery as an easier
way TO raise money for a
wedding after working tw o
factory shifts, one undcl an as
sumed name, had proved too
slow.
Maurice Jackson alias Ernest
Windon Gill Whitewood was
sentenced by Recorders Judge
Paul f KrauSe after Jackson
admitted taking SIPS in cash
and $4,000 In ioWclv from a
pawnShop at 1922 Oakland on
MAY 10
over by few city employees
for headquarters and club
rooms Hawkins Apparel shop.
located near Epworth on West
Warren.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-26
The West Side Featurette
Chicagoan
Takes Job
In Detroit

CHICAGO lli-J ll'Pa ID
president of thr PHkc lo4s
Sausage COMPANY OF Chicago.
last week annouccd Tie appoint
mcnt @! a l. FOstc as mama
80 ~ the Detfot office tca.-
poati.y located q, 4ai0 West
Warren tcct
Fosic accompanied h Val
10 williams field cpccrla
tive arrived in Dctrot last
Mondar and has been cnga4c8
n getting acqua.rfcd wta ~
local field
Fo tine past tWeu' ta1 yca
NJ Foster bad nrcn inc cNcc4-
utc director ~ ihc Chicago H.
han League Jndc Ei gWdancn
the Chicago League became one
% ihc most tandine nter-
taoA n'ai WcliHe aecnCcs n
lhc tntc uatpu and $50 re
al Da'IcMariV because ~ Us
Wojk in utcTdcldl and edQys.
tonal aCttilc IL had tsit
ot twenty nine q budget l1
1916 az Sq7 500 aNd thgcc offr
one me south de, and . trti
on the WcSt side
a graduate % Wild ~ uu
versir with special Coa So ~
ono state and The JnlversiV .,
Chicago Nr Foster mas aigc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-26

Every year except the year they spent their honey
moon logether tWentthree wears ago whom they were
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-07-26

Who got married last week?
Did you go away on a vacation
or business trip? Let uS know
what you are doing. We want
TO print il. Address il 10 The
Detroit Tribune. 2l46 ST. Antoine
Evening star., 1947-09-16
FARM ond GARDEN.

LANDSCAPE SERVlCE-S0DDING. seeding,
grading and pruning, lawns renovated,
too too sms manure AsRon aRd 10g ss ss
MANURE, well rotted, $3.50 per 15
bushels. s5 per 10 bushels delivered.
BEhNkE's Iii fas FAMOUS pANsY seedlings. Min
S225 per 100, African Vioiets, ST and
$1.a5 each Hardy Phlox in bloom. 55c ea:
See Sunday ad, this column; BEHNKE
sTRAWBEKFRSYY0 HssF SY07 PLANTS, all varieties
5oHa s55[an RTRbogT FT5 9gIa coiesvills' Nd Gaii
TRACTORS, and everything for the farm.
psx pss s2UNI 2WNER " "a s1eo after 8. oe3.
rocs GARDENS retannr Wss
seckyilIe, Nd. Phone Rockville 1855 IL
spread BY trucks Phone WA; 3217. 49,
TOPsOlL, fll dirt, sand and road gravel
blue stones, washed gravel, for sale by the
IsoG soToTiElEhs Ill & o. VOW hS 'pl AVAILABLE The
Tor demonstTation: 10 .o scHLEGE eoLDsN. 81 oa
s cifEEf ft eams Psrf ron p
King tractors with cutivators. plows and
sickle bar sttachments STANLEY X;
s!silfa caRShN ayf fhAcfoRswRstever Rs your job
LLoNEYs, NC, sis6 Georgia ave. sH
GRASS. velvety dense and
green, can be quickly obtained at this par
ticular season. Leading authorities highly
the. year. Wondersro, special seed and eS-
perienced gardeners suarantee you salts
factory results. When in need of better
terraces. perches' drainage. waterproofine,
call Ii, 1925 for free estimate lSa
Evening star., 1947-09-16
DOGS. PETS, ETC. {cont.

COOKERS, breedins,. registered, from
champion stock. all eolors, Z and 10 weeks
old, $35; males. females. Now ready
to 30. McINTYRES, Ga. ave. pike, ri.
No 81, miles north Silver Spring. SH.
ENGLISH BULL PUPPIES. all ages. males
ana nc females. 1044 Bisdensburs I'd. ne.
EIPAW KENNELS. Reg. AKc-rhe mod
ern kennel for your dog; all services: in
dividual outside runs: Inspection invited
before you decide. Alexandria, Va. Duke
st. extended g miles out), adjoining
9yartermaster Depot, ELPAW kennels.
BOXER PUPPIES for sale. Axe resistered Mis
males and females. OR. 3o44. -17
GfRNaS sIssa af ST sJHEpHERD I,aa pea
good home. preferably farm. wi. 54l3
WANT TO BREED our black and white
springer spaniel (registered AKC) to reg
istered springer bitch of good bloodline
for M .6J Or 2 puppies from litter. Phone
GREAT DANES. Dakeck strain, s female,
e s.,s so9s s,,i,s home oaly So. At stud, our
1t lst Litter 10 puppies; pup or fee.
s1AMEsE KITTENS, Blu. Points and Seal
Points. eligible for CFA registration: in
telllgent afectionate and exceptionally
well marked S35. CHI. 1922. 10"
COCKER SPANIELS. male, black, 3 months
81 S1d; Do So 1909 Hamilton ST. ne, AD,
COCKER PUPS. beautiful, Axe registered,
at very low price; sire and dam show
winners; have to make room for litter
OF Irish settlers. Call Rockville 1928 Ia
Evening star., 1947-09-16
ROOMS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

1890 N. CAROLINA AVE. N.E.-Two single
rooms for NJ employed sentlepens Close to
in new home, ia blocks from busline:
sss'e ssss 1ath e ST. ST. SEMAstraetiv. dbl 9m.
hath ss sss o home D 90 ess 9hsr
ppans tS1n5shes for stoE tT9 people So week each
SINGLE ROOM, completely done over, nice
4l5 end sT; N:E:-Rms., single: dbl: and
water in some rms, maid service; good
Transportation; ay apply in person -1s
YoHNG NAN ge nicely fprn 5m
phone: garage if desired DU: 424I III
FURNISHED >,E ROOM for employed NJ, mother
ssa s9aaRe E. cAffrdI@Large Fl 5Is double rm. inner
spring mattress. large closet. running va
Woobh1bGEasos W. ffSaE @ sss 9Th
rm., next to semipvt. bath; sgle., $50, or
Dol SousIE s2e fsea Rooa mNReh fRo employed women
pref; S. per wk. per person. Du. 06o",
STSeLE "a anq isht 14 roc ov.
yWSsobSIPSSE; ysSsf S: :: e. e@qns n room; 3 win, n
LARGE FRONT RIM. twin beds. next to
bath, redecorated. unlimited phone; men
CoLoRE6Wii37 & DRai 6 MORSE ST. N.E.-Dou-
BILE room. screened-in porch; employed
couple pref. conv. to transp. TR. 1904.
7th ST. N.E.-Room.
twin beds. suit. for . men; also man to
share room with another: twin beds. TR.
Oo2o -16
HAYES ST. NE
double rooms twin beds ? single rooms;
home privileges. Cal in person. am. to
3 pm, Monday through Friday; all day
Saturday and Sunday 16a
Evening star., 1947-09-16
BOATS.

GAR WOOD left. utility. boat, 92-h.p.
SSnrySlsr S9tis,, marine tit engine America's most
G'iss essy Gean teams ea
aEcAPE 1 r e Pso2STfAc s2Sd CO. 1887 irving st. st.
ors pree IS re reasonaple aas OF sa'Gafs Sales
s2i s2Sr 7ss Up 1bsa & cAsis sf CRUISER New
DAY Week. sDse 0T siat 9y gate
X ~ ss 4% Maine 81 ave! saa
FisHING PARTiEs, day or night; chesa-
peake Bay. Eastern Bay. Gooses; reserva-
ASfHoNY slSn ep9y xtNd. SHl ga to 4,aa pm. CAPT
cruiser, ,1947. demonstrator: head, com
plete .! galley. hunks: speed 1884 m.p.h.
ladder, dishes, glasses, shielded marine ra-
dio., Sin. spotlight, cockpit cover, Northill
anehor: ainas lenders dc life Jackets, life
sS95 eveS; see HsRiaSF at DTsTR1cT YACHT CO,
MAs1NE M MfisL s. Ds,nts rooe rt
tinguisners, cupboard motors, Scripps ma
sRANk f M PEL PI 4yss ySscH1o 3 SON 1912 i1si
FREsIDENT'ss Cur CUP REGArTA-seat res
sa saasht inquire at gu GULF N MARINE S poeK seiS.
CHI cHARTER TiRe 41.FT. Ist -" PLEASURE CRUISER,
call CHI. Ola. RE 2777 49,
oUTBOARD MOTOR REBUILDING - Let
us put your outboard motor in new con-
dition; prices reasonable. E. B. EDWARDS
sRS 90 rEAWLEEs ~ iK D5 % ls4s f sleep.
oompete with gear and extra nets Diesel
KRAMER, 1920 ATLANTIC ave. Atlantic
City, N. j. Phone 4-6914 after 6 pm.
COMET SAILBoAT, excellent condition;
sacrlfice; sn, s295: also outboard motor, TIE
FISHING BOAT. T. 40 it.. deadrise L bay,
equipped. Al cond., forward cabin; loca-
tion Galesville. Nd; s1,4oo. sH. 1908
T-FT: ssAILBoAr, made by ships carpen-
ter, sturdy const.. complete with sails,
could be converted for inboard motor;
OUTBOARD MOTOR AND BOAT. 6-h.p
motor. new. used only two hours: S175
cash for both. 2401 57th pl., Tuxedo,
DoDGE Dol uTrLiTY RuNABouT, 1s IT,. in
very nice condition; marine engine, plate
glass windshield, fire extinguisher, new
life preservers. spotlight. canvas cover;
ready to go; only $3.50 cash. SH 1920.
DEADRISE. a. it., Ia in. white cedar
planked; ready to go anywhere; sacrifice
S1.S5O. loft. outboard boat and motor,
$3.50. AL WELLS BOAT YARD, Anacostia
River, above SouSa Bridge. is
CUSTOM-BUILT pleasure and work boats
built to order at, reasonable, prices. One
BROTHERS BOAT YARD, Shady Side, Nd
no 90
Evening star., 1947-09-16
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ADDING MACHINES, .typewriters, calcu-
lators. once equip all kinds; top price
ADDING MACHINES, sypswr,ters. ealcula-
tors fsy;rs sSHEns snS scla % and * rented RI ll71
ANTIQUES. slyerwars: in any condition:
fslf' HS9s5 Sc = aas,;' s,s
ANTIouEs-rurniturs. brio a-brac, china,
hisf.st Cash aSi Prices paid Can HuRRAY
BEDROOM. dining room or contents of
on We y DO D1y mons sash sorsse ss on IA
BEDROOM SUITES. dining room suites,
porch furniture. in any amount wanted at
once; will pay highest possible prices. No
mss;er Tbat gHb y9q Rays to ssI5 please call
BEDROOM AND DINING room furniture.
also soed gsed piano. Cali evenings Re
RsS5is BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD, of I'll de,
pesSibls sash prices paid. pIsTkdIST EdS.
ea8HRas ZANE al types s'n movie s esaiDmens @ si al
sRENSER HisEssSisfs pRoTo CO.. sss p. ave NV.
s2pIiEfRsA PeD ri re- and
cHMERS eaI sSu'pzsas EXCHANGE. i41o % New YORK (
cAMERAs and eauip-ees our free T .,9 ,p-
ERA EXCHANGE, 14lO-New York ave. NV.
CAMERA WANTED-High quality. Also
movie camera, protector. Ask for MR..
WEISS from go RE. 2434.
CLOTHIS G-Hlgnest prices paid for mems
used clothing BERMAfTS, ll22. 7th st
NV NE 1857 Open ewes Will call.
CORK USED for building WALK in ice boxes,
, in and s in thick. Call OR. 1851. y
DIAMONDS ana oIa golc dianond xatenes
s1H sURS s.'iSee Nc eis 15 i5th NV nv Si 81 a7as
DIAMONDS. tewelry vanted-Highest cash
prices; free appraisal ARTHUR MARkEL.
DiAMoNDs. OLD GOLD. diamond pocket
and wrist watches. initial. hirthstones. dis-
mond wedding, rings: other tswelry pur,
yEWFLRY co. 71a eth ST, NV
FURN. AND ELECT. APPL.. house or sgls.
pieces: highest cash prices: prompt re-
moval. We do movinE. DU. 4422
Evening star., 1947-09-16
THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON d C. R1s
ROOMS WITH BOARD (contJ


1898 18th ST. NW.-Room and board;
I room Tor 8 and also room to share: excel
BETTY ALDEN Inn. NJ III s'ist Isl st. me-, me- y
sls. OF Senate and Cong; Library: ,beauti-
room: doubles only. TR. 9370. is
ROOM AND BOARD. delicious home
cooked meals; large airy rooms, pleasant
81 Surroundinss; r ~ rates reasonable. .FA.
ROOM AND BOARD for men; GOOD
trrannssportation' meals day. Call IA.
COLONY CLUB. 3o3c st. n.w.-vacen-
cies for refined young ladies; lge reception
and dining rooms. good home-cooked food
S55 . month. NIL 20S4. -1a
1406 16th ST. N.W.-Places for sirls
in beautiful triple room, $50 mo-. also
dble. for boys at s4a very GOOD food
home atmosphere; close in. MI. 5714,
e0a2 G ST. NV, opposite 6. w. VA
ccancies for young men and women, we'll
balanced meals: laundry privils.; S4S. =! 4!
1885 n ST. N.W.-For young women OF
refinement: 2 single rooms and / large
homelike ATMOSPHERE Is