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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-02
VIOLENCE TAKES
10 LIVES IN N. {.
Traffic Mishaps Account
For IA Deaths; Five
Are Drowned.
Nv The Associated Press

The long Labor Day weekend
claimed the lives of at least 10 per
sons in traffic accidents and drown
ings in North Carolina.
Fourteen deaths resulted from
traffic mishaps and five persons
drowned.
The dead: I
William Gilbert Wyatt, 20, OF
Caroleen, killed Sunday when a
motorcycle on which he was riding
and a truck collided near Char
lotte.
James Rufus Hemby, 20, Of near
Monroe, killed Saturday night In
the collision Of a motorcycle and
a motorscooter.
Hubert Flowers Cox, ~, of near
Monroe, killed In the same acct
dent as Hemby.
Dewey Burl Johnson, 10, Of
Windy Gap community near North
Wilkesboro, killed Friday night
when run over by a truck.
Will Mccall, SO, Negro, fatally
injured in a fall from a truck near
Fayetteville Saturday.
Sterling Royster, II, Negro, OF
Person county, fatally injured Sat
urday night in auto wreck near
Durham.
Allie Fleet Autry, Jr., Sanford,
killed when his auto overturned
about u miles from Sanford.
John W. McCauley, 81, Of Dur
ham and Danville, fatally injured
Saturday in a car-truck collision
near Durham.
Robert Clark, Of near Epson,
killed Monday when his oil truck
rolled over him near Henderson.
I James M. Smith, Negro, Char
lotte, killed Friday night when
struck by an automobile in Char
lotte,
Nello Melton Kellam, %, Stone
vile, killed Sunday when the cab
IN which he was riding overturned
near Mayodan.
Bobby Teer, II, Of near Graham,
h4led Saturday night when struck
Wa car near his home.
iommie Nelson Teer, 2, Bob
oys brother, who was killed at
he same time.
Julian Mathley, 6, of Winston
salem, killed Monday night when
ne was struck by a car while rid
ing a bicycle.
Jimmy Looper, 6, of Winston-Sa-
,En' drowned in the Yadkin river
monday five miles East of Elkin.
'ohn E. Wrenn, u, Negro, drown
~ While playing in a lake near
greensboro Monday.
1ohh Hartley Sparrow, %, OF
lancaster La county, Va, drowned
rLtday while trying to swim to
,sais'y after an oil tanker struck
y 9htning in Edenton Bay.
i"o Unidentified Negroes drown
.aaear Beauforrd on the North riv-
ef Sunday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-02
BY WHEN CHEsLEY

United Press Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK, Sept. 1-W.H- The
man responsible for longer hem
lines predicted today that no
amount of feminine or male op-
position will stop the fashion
from sweeping America" If any
thing, he said. skirts are going to
drop to the ankles.
French Designer Christian Dior
who originated the new covered
leg" styles was informed of the
American revolt when he arrived
aboard the Queen Mary.
II am not alarmed" the middle
aged fashion expert said. Then,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-02
Arabs Reject
Group Report
Emil Ghcury Says Attempt
70 Garry Out Plan Will
Set East On Fire

JERUSALEM, Sept. 1. - (P -
iii Ghoury told a news confer
L noe If Arab reporters tonight that
s am' Arab Higher committee OF
Inc ;oh he is a member had "reject-
WIFI WIZ the majority and minority pro-
" ,ls Of the United Nations special
pponomittee on Palestine.
I~.bs, Ghoury declared, "would
all means at their disposal
u.s. combat the proposals. A COM
10 announcement said any at
Iamnt to carry out either proposal
p.ould .set Palestine and the Arab
East on fire.
nh. announcement was made at
- meeting in Cairo of Hal Amin
, r1 g1sseini, exiled Mutt of Jeru-
i",om. Jamal Ell Husseini, depu-
.hairman OF the Arab commit
tse and other members.
y said the arab nation in Pales-
.;ns and sister countries" would
sct decisively to "repulse the
Catastrophe which Zionists and
;~neriaiistic ambitions are at
tempting to inflict on a sacred
Arab nation"
1.-THE committee is completely
convinced" the statement con-
,;n1led, that the sacred country.
maintained by a determined peo-
rle and watched over by 10000
p nm Arabs ard 400, 900, 900 Moslems,
will not be affected by unjust de-
cisions. whatever the source and
whatever force is applied to carry
them out"
The committee demanded an end
: \, the British mandate over Pales-
fine, stoppage of all Jewish i'm
migration, and the establishment
# an Independent Arab Palestine.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-02

WASHINGTON, Sept. /. - (P)
two years ago tomor-
row? The Japanese surrender was
signed then on the .Battleship
Missouri in Tokyo bay.
Today the Missouri was in Rio
De Janeiro, on a good neighbor
visit, to bring President Truman
back from the Inter-American de-
Tense conference.
Official Washington was on a
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-02
Skirts Add Bit
Oh Mystery About Legs

through an interpreter. he suavely
added:
II feel women in the United
States are so well built, my new
fashion will be particularly adap-
table to them"
Dicr limited that his own designs
for fall may expose nothing more
than a modest ankle. Afternoon
length models may be less than
IL inches from the floor.
HE said he had not been aware
that some American women were
in open rebellion against long
skirts and that men had joined in
See SKIRTS On Page Eight
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-02
CUBANS TOSS
STONES, BOTTLES AS
BULLFiGHT PROTEST

HAVANA, Cuba, Sept. 1.-W.R
persons were injure to-
day when Mexican b%ullfighter Sill
verio Perez failed to make a
promised appearance at the New
Havana stadium for All "exhibi-
ton" bullfigAt.
A crowd estimated at q ,0Or gath
cred to watch him voiced their
anger by throwing stones and boz
ties into the areana, Police fired
their revolvers into the air to
halt the disorders but without
avail.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-02
Along The Cape Fear

ficer unnamed declared that 'the
fall of Wilmington was the sever
est blow of the Confederate cause
which it could receive from the
loss OF any port. It was far more
injurious than the capture OF
Charleston, and but for the moral
effect, even more hurtful than the
evacuation of Richmond.
with Wilmington and the Cape
Fear open, the supplies that reach
ed the Confederate armies would
have enabled them t. maintain an
unequal contest for years. But
with the fall of Fort Fisher the
constant stream Of supplies was eff
fectually cut of and the blockade
made truly effective-not by the
navy fleet but by its capture on
land"
FORT ANDERSON - Fort An
derson and Orion house, now prom
inently displayed on picture
cards in novelty stores about the
city, were the last Confederate po-
sitions evacuated upon the river.
Orion house was used as head
quarters by Captain E. S. Martin,
Confederate Chief of Ordnance in
this area.
Both Fort Anderson and OYton
house were abandoned to superior
forces a month after the fall OF
Fort Fisher. Their fail, is described
by virtually all historians as one
Of the truly great naval and land
conflicts of the Civil War although
some historians have not related
the circumstances in detail.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-02

CAPE FEAR FORTS-Much has
been written as regards Confede-
rate forts along the Cape Fear
river that were used during the
civil conflict between the states
One historian dwells particular
" on Fort Anderson. In the day
that he wrote, the ruins of the fort
still were plainly visible from the
river as we'll as ashore. He writes
that Fort Anderson included what
was known as Battery Hoke, a
portion of which was named Camp
Wyatt. Camp Wyatt was named
after what has been described as
the first victim of the war in bat
tle-Private Henry A. Wyatt, a
member of the first North Carolina
Regiment, killed at the battle OF
Big Bethel. "
In addition to those forts al
ready named were defense posi-
tons known as Battery Buchanan,
Fort Fisher and Mound Battery.
They all we're famous as the gate
way of the Southern Confeder'
acy. For months, writes this his
torian "they were the only key to
the outside world from which
was replenished its Cthe Confeder-
acy) scant supplies OF army
stores"
OPINIONS ON WILMINGTON
Opinions among the Confederate
officers OF the war are general
| and agreed that the port OF Viii
mington was vital and the crucial
point for the shipment of supplies.
It is written in n spot that a
high ranking Confederate naval o.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-02
The Weather

c. FORECAST:
ana avn Carolina-Clear to partly cloudy
Ia V'h'lnued hot Tuesday and Wednes-
. Carolina - Partly cloudy and
W,dcesds, lot Tuesday and
'E' a few widely scattered
-~esIay afternoon.
lo3!2al d ia for the "a hours
'No P. m. yesterday.
l.oo TEMPERATURES
6, ~ va a. M Is; 7:3o a. m. IA; 1870 p. m.
mum ~ p. m, 81; Maximum 81. Mini
- mean B.; Normal rs.
lon HUMIDITY
7.2 a. M &c; 1880 a. m. 80; 1:30 p. m.
'"0 p m. 70.
To.., PRECIPITATION
.ncS1 LOT "a hours ending 1880 p. m.
Q isc5as since the first c. the month
rro.. TIDES FOR TODAY
s. Coz 'he Tide Tab,as published .oy U.
eho Geodetic Survey.
HIGH LOW
eNf lc:49 am. 5:13 am
Misonho,a l1:07 pm. 5:52 pm
/ 1927 am. 2:34 am
,s SIqnl1Se 5:46; Sunset e:s7; Moonrise
Moonset LISA.
s WEATHER On Pare Two
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-02
CLOSES SEASON

MANTEO, Sept. 1-P-The
"Lost Colony, Paul Green's
historical pageant, closed its
10th season tonight with an
audience which pushed the
years total attendance to
more than As, 900 for the "A
shOWings.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-02
FORECAST:

wilmington and vicinity: Partly cloudy
sew widely scattered thundershcwers in
sfternoon; Wednesday partly cloudy and
continued hot.
Evening star., 1947-11-01
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE-A few va
cancies in this popular guesthouse. special
izing in good food and service. 17l2 New
J40I 18th N.W.-Lge. dble. s2nd-hoor
'front.' girl to share dble. with another; ex-
cellent food and service; switchboard girl.
WARM, QUIET ROOMS and excellent
meals 1sfh t. for y9upMg1 NJ msn s44 s47 mo- up
PVT ROOM, nicely furnished, for 1 man;
good home cooked meals; good transpor-
fsf5pq ndPosr IA crsGEE-several s3aS rooms -g for
ySeshoss ave We Famous on 095 m oa dye
iicious food and excellent service; DIss1N's,
iSo6 18th ST. N.W.2Double room, other
vacancies: good meals. Ho. $500. =
food, laundry p priyil. Sio opp. &. W. t.; $4s
caRRoLL Gar KS s?a sPRfNGs 6 iXN, Silver Spring.
Md-A quiet, comfortable place for living;
zood food, laundry privils., running water
in each room; easily accessible to transp:;
weekly and monthly rates. SH. $3.50, SH.
Gaa5' isss 18th ST. NV. Nicely furnished
rooms for young ladies and young men,
lovely home, elevator. telephone in rooms
tSfSHsni cGGB ATMosrHERE rSSS for professional or
business people on le.scre end ciGSe.n Gnn.n
1YatsaPAy THE GyANGELiNE NE RESIDENCE, 1880 L
st. nw.-Vacancies available for young
businesswomen between ages of ls and
0 aed as two GS4an ms da eudsd
kooM aaSsl'es ANb hbV'iso BoARD for couple. in new
home with young couples will take l
child Call in person, 1920 49th ave. s.e
Evening star., 1947-11-01
APIS. FURNISHED (cont. J .

CONN. AND KAI.: RD.-completely new,
modern kitchen, dinette: new colored tile
bath studio apt, in Just completed air
conditioned apt bldg; newly and interest
ingly furnished: all utilities: S127.5Q. Also
small unit, $50. 2o14 Kalorama I'd. NV,
BEDRM. KIT AND PVT. BATH: Frisidaire
a sts 81 81, enis ne. HAM1LToNs 1stSs rms. Kit.
eiee n sduits ahes snlg Ss ssoo IL .dVans. s ias
option to purchase property; rent sos
TT WsoI ffJs iease HosE Pof ffsle M Star
Excellent two-roorn apt, suitable for four
ladies; $50 each; no drinkingj references.
ONE GIRL taa-2e) wanted immediately
to share huge apt with another girl at
1914 Calvert st. NV, Apt. 2: S45. DE.
s5$ MADISON ST, N.w.-s-rm apt. and
LADY WILL SHARE with employed single
lady. small mod. apt, 18th and Harvard
NV. consisting Of liv. rm.. bath. kit.
prettily furn. den formerly dinette), to
be separate bedrE1.. for newcomer; S35
mo- Box 4s2-M. Star. AID. $500, Apt.
s09s O ST. N.w.-Larse room, complete
MI. 7sss or RA. 7047. 81 daily.
20 3rd ST. N.E.-Nice room. Ink. priyt-
leges, S25 mo-; 2 large rooms 500: adults
only Ii 1920 or MI 1898.
Evening star., 1947-11-01
APARTMENTS WANTED tcsas.

ordnance Lab and wife need A ] oedrm. spa
s5T .: lam. .
hi hish n school daughters: up to SEQ mo.
ARMY All ! OFFICER. wifi. and 5-yr.-old son
desire 2-bedroom house or apt. unfur.
nished Or furnished: convenient Psntagon.
NHVY NAVY Man. Man. Shs' wife. Is mo. baby. need :. .
Sc $50 moo room MRs rs FULLER. rIHl z pu 1855.
apt apt silver Spring I or vicinity walter Reed.
on or about Nov. 15; references furnished
vR%FRAN vRGns aN STUDENT STUDENT and wife need small
apt. in vicinity Of College Park immediate
VET VET FaIHe AN6 e sExifEeTANr WIFE urgentl,
furn. or unfurn. Call MIR. TAYLOR ST.
art. furn. or unfurn; NV. Phone sH.
WANTED By NOV. 18th. 1-bedroom apt.
for l permanent Govt. employe. ia. 1918
NEEDED shsfH esG 1MMEpixTELY EsfHS1si or bedroom
apt. or house. Arlington or NV; colonel
and %. Phone EN-. 1865. -
9 CHILDREN, aged 8 yrs. adults. 2-3
bedroom apt, to Sl25. Phone DI. 415o'
navy nav SUBMARINE OFFICER. wife. baby.
desire furnished or unfurnished house or
apartment comm. Jan. l or sooner; $l25
max; best ref WO. $780, Ext. 210. >
VET AND WIFE, bus. couple desire furn.
or unfurn. efficiency or bedroom apt. now
or by Nov. l5. OR. 1851. 2'
'TISN'T THE NIGHT BEFORE XMAS,
But ali through the town
For apt. or house we've looked up and
down.
The two little girls are not nestled nor
through our heads.
Mama Is tired of making up rhymes. HOW
ebout a call this time? HALL MI 9125.
apt or furn. rm. with privileges. Call
after IL pm, MI. 0542.
Evening star., 1947-11-01
HOUSES FURNISHED.

FURN HOUSE FOR RENT; 5 rms and
bath: $50; owner you'd like to board with
4-RooM and bath cottage. all modern
use, near Prince Frederick $50. Sligo
iBsgRaIARcLIFF-sPR1NG VALLEY Beauti-
fully furn;. 3 bedrms:, baths, s,.S Snd d. n:
er. rec. rm; with firepl. maids rnl. and
bath, double gar. outside irepl; avail.
ny N.Y. 1Ss Wis sseG ave- oS SoAz e7es Ms:
FISH and Wiidiife Service employs, | child:
unfurnished. irfu pref. Virginia: any reason
S To RfsoNfsIf Rh2nf fsSs fssr4 Pans my new
neishborhood ne ifoei Of Chevy Chase. Md; beau
tifullv furnished; large attractive recrsa-
children. Rent $3.50 per month. WI. 6s22.
CHARMING COUNTRY HOUSE in Va. Sall
aeie I 18th ST. NE. Woodbridge
room room furnished house; large yard with
fruit trees. Convenient to shopping;
churches and 20 minutes III ons from
lease to responsible party; Sl2b. owner
on premises Sunday. q
GENTLEMANs ESTATE nr NJ Srick Vernon snms
Baths. Baths maids ms im rm. snd bath powder rm
sfsFeasGn sna shinr F@ s4a5 p1aie mo SHE0s sss5
LIVE in THE COUNTRY, "a mi. from
Washington-A newly decorated, newly
no Kitchen, no bathroom; running cold
water, outside toilets house can be divided
privately ways; constructed OF conclete
blocks: tenant could have use OF manor
M&TfAPoRh sGafs FARM Poet Coon na % Md Tse
phone Marlboro 35h3
SILVER SPRING, MD.-Share new bright
bIs nes9 Rses for ST. Err 5Gae fsRs l e.
ArrRAcTIvELY FURN. s-rm. house. .
baths ,5sm Dsst 70 iest1o @onhs slf ease iss $500
auired Call HO 6964. q
BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED home immediate
hood; cheveriy, Md Living rm. with fire-
place, dining. rm.. kitchen, den, powder Tm:
s snd m ssse%en BSFGh as
condition insiGe and out; refsrences must
sosERTM a MAeEE. 81 RE-; I;.,,;,4, 354o. .,,,,,,,.ss'
rooms. . baths. 5 lavatories; Nov.l5 te
sosERT faas wv " SAVAGE. S 514 Union trust
gIss1i sMsIL ma, Ae,fSSSRG;ErowN SSa@; HOUSE, GO COM
sie'siy 3: si56 Juno mo. No so5S. Box a44aM,
Iow IS RENT in exchange for Ink. and
evening care of S-yr-o.d son: no objection
/ child; $40 mo. 319 11th st. Sc, At.
FoR RENT-Rough s-rm. house. running
In Md. near Bethesda. Very reasonable
VIENNA, STftS yA.@california rambler on bus
de de- luxe bath, 2 halls. large living room,
dining alcove electric kitchen, utility rm,,
oil hot-water heat: S225. Phone FA. 1875.
Evening star., 1947-11-01
ROOMS FURlasHEp-xp. and VA.

bath; eony. to bus, Psntagosn. and down
soGi EiGRsfsHfSSs SsFs Rooms and Kitchen pr priv
CHEVY CHEVY CHAsE@Wanted. a refined gentle
man to oyey se front nm sso sso
garages slsst's in 0 Beautiful Rollinswood; refs;
EAaeE TaI; oI boGskE sass front room, quiet, com.
cersPi1 center and % restaurants; about is min: to
District. FA. '1339W after pm. week
days, any time Saturday. B
SO week. WI. 9546. Il
NICELY furnished room, rent double or
single, near @ bath: ssg convenient to all .rans
sfLVER eG[5fE1sh hspkIhG@farge. attractive room,
for single gentleman: $40 week. Sligo
:as :saos N. MADISON ST., Arlinston1;1Ioo ! r: T.
snPRiRcrSN. { RR SN v2.@1arge, aso5 hrst-aoor dou-
bath with shower; ss5 for ,.h or S..s $40 sts der
e, men oe, Also single esz0 room with basin, go
600 30 SSsa ssth q ST. pA NORTH. Arlington, va
Large front. room, twin beds, adjoining
bath lovnd no sahee otheE r0emers; ss so monta
anRe%ANDs1a. ame5SAzsa sGaD'e vA9Larses housekeepns
room for couple only; near Transportation.
9sRaH 1yfSlHPk r%Is.BEn SsIs: ROOM, adj dres:lns I
room, su G,H running no. water center OF claren-
MT KSis1EE, MD4se i,P Pleasant sgj fgsn sssa
BREAKFAST considered; quiet home atmess-
phere. Strictly temperate. WA. 1880.
CHEVY CHAsE-Lge studio room, pvt.
persons; prfyis.- WI. $3.50. q
room room for couple kitchen privileges; $50
NEAR : nGath chLARENDoN-sedrm. nk s5a in pvt home;
adjacent bath: on bus line. Call Glsbe
ARIIiNGToN-Room with breakfast privlss.
for responsible slrl' Apsa pst; home EXCEL
tLaespash1RiGa thLaaEesxpHNDREa-sinre n@ rm semipvt bath
4 blk. e bus, TE. ss44; st. 80 - ~
ARLINGT0N-one room, % twin i1,.,s,,,a, beds; all
eonpfs eonpsnenefs' eref cai aH' CHI n0Ps
RLiNGTON-Double and, single rooms
suitable for married couple; Just on Lee
hhITEExANbRIATprivate ALE "a home; choice Of
or Of : semipvt. bath: restricted residential
issilGse zslfSeros. Ss Columbia aun pik.-pouole rm
adj. tiled bath, kitchen privileges; bus
stops at door every Z minaaes; n .shS shSppins
sifRsEIfkeToa@Nest ifsIfs y fa @ room s'2 to
afsIi aRhiiNsGToNmold Virginia home offers
ss asd 1uasds serTes parking s7..b
.ARGE 1ais1nf MASTER si BEDROOM, double or
twin beds lovely Christian home dn,,S in
phone: S5e. No drinkers considered.
81 81 'SeaK 'NSeoakrK JACKSON. ,Arl.-g rooms.
double bedi home stnesphsrs; rsas. 81.
1898. -S
Evening star., 1947-11-01
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

DAYTONA BEACH, FLA. for Wash, D. c.,
oPA rent. si25 month; WIN lease At SIS
month in exchange for 2-bedroom unfur-
nished apt in D. c; Call MR.. CROCKETT,
Ma. 1870. during business hours. Il
ton Tor 3-bedrm: toa house in nv or nearby
1912 MONUMENT AVE. Richmond. Va
l ,bedrm. furnished apt. in exchange for
ington. Call Temple 6949. i
CONN. AVE- bedroom apt to ex-
chance for house or apt at least
EXCEPTIONAL 1-bedroom apt; large.
modern, Arlington; exchange for 2-3
EXCHANGE MODERN S-rm., 2-bath house,
gas heat, ideal location, vicinity goth ard
Park I'd, for l or. 2 bedrm, apt. center
Mass nS seGti9n Wo oaIs eT vicinity Wis ave. snd
bedrm. unfurn, lge. apt, for similar in
DON'T MISS THIS. Modern living room
TaD vs'iesui suburban atimosphere; minutes from
pedrnl. apt. in Va. or NV. outskirts OF
Washington or Silver Spring. Call GL.
6S17. Sat. or Sun. afternoon. =
Evening star., 1947-11-01
MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE.

ARMY VETERANS-Light loads trunks
and luggage hauled; very reas' rates; all
VETERANS. starting business. will move
you day or evenings; reasonable rates:
light hauling a specially. GE 1851.
MARINR VETERANS MOVING CO.-24-hf.
service: furniture moving and hauling:
trunks and baggage AT 2769 or FR o3S6.
PERRY'S TRANSFER, moving and hauling,
Grating and shipping; also storage. AID.
ARE ARE YOU MOVING TO VIRGINIA. II SO.
call PAXTON. Estimates cheerfully given.
Call any time, Gil 1925 or CHI, SAB. 10
DASHIELL TRANSFER CO.-MovinE, ress.
rates, cargo insured, 50-nile radius. Call
Pc 2S7d day or night and IDS SUNDAYS .y,d ,rori ,ma
washington, Pittsburgh. Cleveland, De-
troit, Chicago, St: Louis, Kansas City.
Denver and Calf 1mmediste SerylGe.
MOVING & STORAGE CO.
Reas. rates: will accept your surplus fur
niture as part payment on your moving,
storage. ia. 2937: after pm, GE. 14l6.
Evening star., 1947-11-01
HOUSES UkFURNIsHEo.

LARGE FRAME HOUSE, rms. and u
garden. Il rm. for use co-owner while
gardening). shade: oil heat: redec.; Gar
rett Park. Md.-to suitable adults only.
No doctors. Only strictly tempora 9.
humane. evangelical. nonsmoking. chris
tians, good gardeners. neat housekeepers.
Church and bus. refs. VI. 7142 mornings
fpd fMMEniArE fysi 70 ssos sssossfEassioNNew fEasS never
occupied. 6-rm.,- 1h-bath det. brick;
Ice. valuable lot. Rent. 5000, 5-year lease;
Conn ave. Chevy Chase. Md Open l to
9 pm. FULTON r. GORDON, owner.
1927 Eye st. NV, Di. $3.50. Brokers
Evening star., 1947-11-01
AVIATION,

FOR sALE-Aeronca tandem, Continental
65, recent major, S5a5: Taslorerait tan
TIN, TN 'as1 'Hydefieid. sP osss: 8
LuSCoMBE sILvAIRE 1945. this ship ha'
everything: just relicensed Aeronca Is43 ~
relicense. HI. 1924. 2'
ERCOUPE, Is hours only. Must sell g.
once. Bargain. Cali MR.. KdLdE1NPETER
Pr 19-A-Exceptionally clean, in excellent
condition: $40 hrs. total relicensed last
month: 81 100 or best offer under. w H
SIRGAiNs in odds and ends-Intermedt,
ate and "A" fabric, by the yard: small
drill press, 1o-ssl, pressure paint pot
ecrobstic controllshle kites. downdref'
coal heaters. L-3 lifetime wtndshield
PRINGFTKLD AIRPORT, Alex. s342. u
Evening star., 1947-11-01
COOPERATIVE APTs.-sALE.

ATTRACTIVE, newly decorated apartment,
large foyer. kitchen; living room bath and
Court @ MI. 1851, Ext. 5o4. u
FOR VETERANS-Well-p 4a-room e.
bedroom), cooperative spts.. in Azalea
Sc; completely equipped kitchen. with 36-
inch gas range and S-cu.-ft. refrigerator;
large rooms; $4,000; cash required is
$1,000; monthly payments. including
mortgage, heat light, gas, insurance and
taxes. will be. about $50 to $40. To be
built by Syndicated Construction CORPORA.
ton, 100 Southern ave. Sc. HINES
REALTY CO., SP O655, AGENTS.
APARTMENTS-1 and ? bedrms., in mod
ern apt. building, close-in NV. section:
and one of Washington's largest neigh
borhood shopping sections; S1.500 cash:
monthly payments on balance, like rent.
Call FREDERICK W. BERENS, INC, MA.
Il K st u " a
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ROOMS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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i is dssE5sfo shxfos TF f. s711 NErurntsh.d front
esq esq I'll eHANaiSG AfNssSsGG'ssr sr SO furn
dble. frent ognSs rms near bath; no other room room
Nc NICE s SINGLE GLE ROOM, me-, next bath;
pvt home, close transp,: gentleman; so.
Ma ssth AM AND OTIS SITS. N.E.-single room
next to bath; near bus line: breakfast,
laundry and telephone privileges. op.o po.
iWpHoSoDRIDGE, eeos 25th st. ne-Attrac-
i9ss i!ns!e' 'wfssrEk Sss M 81. @NE-DouDls room:
priviis.: pvt home, no other roomers: q
block to bus, 20 min. downtown. HO. T953
ss7 srd ST. N.E.-Two double rooms and
one single room; gentlemen preferred
kS keo1 &SSPss SGSPPss#uR ST. N;E.-comb; sed.liy
own hot hot plate for Ink. pvt. tiled bath:
for empl: / or,a gentlemen or couple; :.
bst S h tsn sh BEDS aDe
Inspection In invited. FIR. sl51. .
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ing rn,;, NICELY nSsly d4rn f1rn; for'2 persons no
10 Snu 81 NE.-LdIkc IVoAl' uouUle gnu
sssa s;aS:e FERRY GHs Sir. SE-Double room; un5
lin. phone: conv. transp. DU; 0704. Z
LARGE FRONT ROOM, suitable or 2
iss5 HsH LYMAN FL. N.E.-Lge., pleasant
room; twin beds; windows; bTeasfast, 4 dasa:
S25 mo. each. LII. 6941 after 8 pm. 3
14e TENN. AVE. NE. LEe. dbl rm.,
conv transp., $40 month. Franklin
CoLoRED-ee5 14th ST. NE. Large
room in quiet home: near transportation.
CoLoRED - BRooKLAND - Nicely fur
nished room; married or single persons;
kitchen and laundry privileges. DE. 4439.
coLoRED-so7 18th sT.-Large room for
2 employed girls or EMPLOYED married
couple; In refined home: pvt; $500 each
per week. Call bet. 10 am. and PM
COLORED-143a MoNTELLo AVE. Ne
Furnished room with privileges OF kitchen,
for quiet couple, no children. Trans
CoLORED-ROoM FOR young men
students: near Wake Hall; $32 per mo.
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BUSINESS WOMAN desires to share, with
N H9e TARoM4 RsSs1Sm PRkK sR noF 81 siver sprinF
male students; within walking distance Of
Bliss Electrical School SH. -3070. -6
YOUNG LADY desires single room, with
G. W. o.; doesn't smoke nor drink. AID.
GENTLEMAN desires single room; must
have inclosed back yard for valuable dog;
NV section only. Call TIE. 299O.