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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-13
BY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY
Americas Card Authority
Written For NEA Service

written VI MIA SClf1tC
TT GRE is a good lesson in to-
days hand in connection with
the trump holding. Declarer wins
tie first trick in dummy with the
ace Of clubs and cashes the ace
of hearts. Neither honor drops.
He enters his hand with the king
of spades.
Now should he lead the jack or
a small heart? Looking at the
East and West hands, you will say
that the small heart should be led.
but let US analyze the situation to
find out what the correct play is.
If the trumps are divided three
three, it does not make much diff
ference how declaref plays them
because he car afford to lose two
trump tricks and a diamond. What
he has to avoid is the loss of three
trump tricks.
II he leads the Jack of hearts,
East will wiz with the queen and
oeclarer still must lose the king
J and nine Then a contract that
should be safe will go down one
trick. Therefore the correct play
is the small heart.
Although this looks like a sim.
pie play, very often the be,inper.
and even the average player, will
make the wrong lead. PLAYS Of
this type should be stored away i,
I rsctiic'-- f0 t..t,..
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-13
BOYS DON'T CHANGE

Boys don't change much from genera
lion to generation. Yesterdays And So To
Bed" article in the Star told Of lighted
flare being u up the high school flag
pole. Obviously ii was a boys way Of
celebrating another victory by the high
school basketball team.
Some years ago, when the University
of Washington occupied a single frame
building between Pike and Senaca streets
=, e--lH- n. -~boolt- L---L-H t~-- -
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-13
~
The Doctor Says
We OUGHT T0FArI
CHALLENGE OF AZ
BY WILLIAM A. o,pnr

admit Admit to yourself that NJ
growing older and that t' '5. You /,
~ !'E one ultimate peace. The r5t's III. i. |
s siclan and essential to bu1 pe'. p
plnesS,' is just as true human ,og b
was II centuries ago. r Today 'l|
the famous Greek nb H;Iaen Cad
which it is credited, Philosopher rs9 .
IN ms new book, ''Aoine su,
[ bi1 a publication Of he S csSS'||
ola University Press, N S,e C9lqI|
w.? Dr.. George Lawton s,,s 10
ms advice for those Who suns
&C by urging them to ' i~i, are n
eessful persons Who noro ,a'e s.
rom anything without eo;a ri
something else. sung c.
AS we grow older va o,.
velop a philosophjc at+i .'.s'
ward the changes which 1I ,r.
place IN the body and in coos IN
ABOUT ABOUT US. 1t is unfortunate j
many aging persons do not a,.l
make this adjustment IT. NV care
AS opportunities for 81,
preston of business Isl1
one can create interests in ,o Sss
the arts, and commuSiir 4oa'|
Older persons are never mi may
L they feel they arc O'laa|
something worthwhile, and wv wv
tunities for service Increase sau op']
grow older. dS
1t is fortunate that mental Il
proceeds at a less rapid psce ~ Il
does physical aging. The wy
does not grow old as rapidI ,~-
does the body, and for tbiS [ Wy.
society should have a pJacs 4
everyone. No one should |'r 5s i
mltted to sit around and Wi. !
his inevitable end.
The young should start pran.,|
now to enjoy their Older w,
There is more to successful
age than financial security
Well adjusted younger per,o
become well-adjusted Older \
sons. They enjoy the experienced
each age group as they reacb 4
level and do not desire 10 nell
their more youthful DAYS.
AS we grow Older the GUEST
of our place in history NAV he 4
turbing, but it should NOT bA
We remember that success raj
comes before As. 4
QUESTION: My wife has
veloped a Gripping condiioy s
the birth of her last chile
physician wished 10 make
test to complete the diagnosis. =
she refused and came home M
the hospital. She seems 10
getting worse. What do you
wise?
= ANSWER: You should take Vi
wife back to your physician
that he can complete his diagno}
Then he can adise you.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-13

the language of the court and OF
all who wished to be considered
educated, or fashionable. The
Anglo-Saxon speech was despised.
But we are mistaken if we think
that NO literature was produced in
English during those times. In the
monasteries. monks we're busy
with the chronicles of their day.
Tale : tellers or harpers wandered
about the country singing or re-
citing ballads, new and old. Plays,
clumsily made from Scriptural in
cidents or romantic adventures,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-13
TIE RED cRGSS GOAL

The goal set for the Red Cross is so
low there should be no difficulty in reach
ing ii, and there will not be if everybody
makes some contribution.
Surely Wilmingtcnians cannot afford TO
be counted out, considering the wide
variety and great value Of Red Cross ser
vices. The total, 81 ,253, is very small
in comparison with the goals reached and
passed throughout the war period.
The figures are we'll worth noting. In
1912, the first year the quota represented
a war fund, the goal was $4,000 and
contributions to'aled Sl5,95S. In 1913, the
campaign being postponed from March to
May, the fund reached S66.A27. With the
wal at lis height in 1914, we gave the
Red Cross $4,000. The total for 1916
was even greater $3.50, OOO Last year
with the fighting over and war services
on the decline, we gave SIS, 1893.
One point merits especial emphasis. The
local chapter asked for SIS. 900 in 1912
foreseeing the need Of war service ant
topped the goal by nearly a $1,000. Tha
was before the city and county had bene
flied materially from the large influx o
new residents and greatly increased pay
rolls. The %communjiy's financial staiu
. was much as it had been for some years
+. Now that the community wealth i
:. greater and its residents for the most pa,
!. in an improved financial situation. til
+. slight difference between the 1912 an
(. the l947 goals actually does not place q
!. heavy an obligation upon individu'
donors as they accepted in the form'
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-13
Literary
Guidepost
BY W. G. ROGERS
BUT LOOK, THE MORN: THE
STORY OF A CHILDHOOD,
by MacKinlaY Kantor Cow


ard-McCann; $3.50.
Novelist, film writer and war
correspondent. Kantor was born i'll
1904 in Webster City. Iowa. son of
a woman of Scotch and Irish blood
who had made a disastrous mar
rage to a Swedish-born Jew.
This autobiography begins five
weeks before Kantor's birth, on
the day of the Iroquois theatre
fire in Chicago, and continues
about a decade. It is the story
Of a boy and his sister, their
mother struggling to make both
ends meet, their failing grandpar-
ents: of a little town with drug
store. mill, Lincoln statue, news
PAPER school. church, neighbour
hood feSds, Civil War memories,
touches of sex, scandal and alco-
mol.
In the first four pages Kantor
achieves a dramatic intensity
which he definitely does rot sus-
tain. AS partial compensation, he
treats you to some matters you
did not expect. such as the charac-
ter of the father who, according
to the son, paid for his Ignorance
of the distinction between mine
and thine by spending some years
in jail.
There is an odd item about a
fire which Kantor saw at -
months old and remembered: you
enjoy President Taft's visit and
the monster turnout; you are
troubled by the story of Bessie
and Carl who bribed her with
candy; and your memories +
stirred fondly by. the Indian suit
with colored feathers, the game OF
Lotto, the celluloid m a n who
thanks to the weight in his bot
lom always hobs upright, the mi
croscope on three legs. the mos
quito-netting bags Of candy at the
Sunday : School Christmas party,
the family picnics. the longing for
a pony, bicycle and newspaper
route.
The book is marred, however,
bv sentimental lapses, and pas
sages of peculiarly roundabout
and awkward prose: and Why any.
one in this day and age should
use words like hight and yclept
| wot not. The title, taken from
Hamlet" is strangely chosen for
a book by the son OF a man VINO
is accused bitterly of Wronging his
family.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-13
Religion
DayByDay
THE JUNGLE CROWDS IN
BY L 7. ELLIS

Florida is a land of jungles.
Upon all cultivated land. even.
private lawns, the jungle crowds
in. Constant care and labor are
needed to keep it back. In a single
season a bit of cleared soil will
be overrun, if neglected. There are
hundreds of miles of asphalt roads
and cement sidewalks, built dur
ing the boom. which are o only
a tangle of weeds and wild growth.
Souls are similarly surrounded
and threatened by the jungles of
worldliness and sin. Every person
is a gardener, appointed to keep
his sacred soil free from those
overwhelming incursions. 1t needs
watchfulness and diligence to pre-
serve our spiritual life. Night and
day the jungle threatens our most
precious possession.
We pray for Thy preserving
power, our Father. We commit
our souls to Thy keeping, that
Thou mayest make US watchful
WardenS. Amen.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-13
Letter Box

CHEST POSITION EXPLAIN
To The Editor:
I was very much interested
your fine editorial "Solicitat
Ordinance" which appeared in
Wilmington Morning Star for N
day, February 10th, HoWe'
there is a general misconcept
o. the part of the public coact
ing the Community Chest az
means of e ! iminating sepal
campaigns which we hope
might have an opportunity 10 /
us correct.
The Community Chest is a
untary association of private
fare organizations and as such
control over solicitation
among its member agencies.
has no control whatever over
CARNATIONS that do OF seek
support.
In other words, the initiative
financial support of private
fare organizations t hrough
Community Chest rests with
agencies themselves. None OF
organizations that have held 7
paigns here in Wilmington dh
the past two years have MADE
approach to the Community u
whatever.
in addition TO the Y aLL'Tl
Red Feather services Su9ool
through the annual Comma
Chest campaign as many as Il
ditional drives have been ellni
ed here in Wilmington in some
the war years through federal
with the local appeals,
I would also like to point
that while the consolloa'!on
separate campaigns is an my
tant factor in the establishlAen.
a Community Chest we co's,
the central budgeting process E,
more important. BY this p'1.'
one of the fundamentals
whole Chest movement. the
nual budgets of all a8enclsS
cluded in the Chest campal-a
carefully scrutinized by a. \
partial committee OF our n ,'sl
citizens. and a carefully q" ,,
cred effort is made 'oSf.~
sound distribution Of funds "r 7.
social betterment of the c0. .si1]
tv as a whole. No otnef gm
thropic appeal in Wilm 41ssstI
subjected to this sort Of ''''
review. v.pI
President
Wilmington, N. c.
Feb. -. 1947,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-13
Tribute To Trinity

In all our memory, Trinity
church has stood a dark brown
pile at the top of Wall Street.
and Wall Street has been a mar
row canyon between ~skyscrapers.
THE skyscrapers have risen higher
and the canyon gone darker and
deeper until from down in 1t the
church is seen through a mere
slit. The other day Wall Street, o.
ficia1ly represented by the Stock
Exchange. paid its tribute to Trini-
ty. looking forward to the cele5ra-
ton of a notable anniversary -
the two hundred and fiftieth - in
the spring. The lawyers who .clust-
er in the vicinity came next with
their tribute, and other meaninafa.
groups in OUR city will follow in do.
ing honor to one of New York s
most ancient institutions, which the
march of progress has not moved
rom its original foundations.-New
York Times.
Evening star., 1947-08-01
FARM and GARDEN.

ROTOTILLERS NOW AVAILABLE - Tns
Tor demonstration. SCHLEGEL GOLDEN,
III SfsdRRs snd s. 4Sr
nsW nrusks' OWNER. R "a. siso after 8. s.
also nsT4a1s shFYS serTsi TsEr tgZ tEHZSERT in
fFIIxGs4oNE Walks. terraces. nreplaess,
rock gardens. fshponds. retaining walls.
r. MARCUCCfO, Route 4, Horners lane.
Rockville, Nd. Phone Rockville 35ss .
COOP BANK RUN. gravel and cinders Tor
roads, streets and driveways, delivered ana
spread By trucks. Phone WA. 3217. 9
BANK RUN GRAVEL for driveways ana
lanes. Delivered and spread. WA. 272s'
SPECIAL sALE-campben farm WAGON.
leaders reduced 20s. Also limited supply
Of power and hand cement mixers, Ms,a Mna
and hay elevators. bale leaders ,inad.rs iredisro
farm hoists, I. II. C. manure ioadsrs,
power and hand corn shelters. lime
spreaders,. power scoop Tor II trac.or' .Sen Ser-
dozer blades for II. and M. traCtors, McD.
mixers, cream separaters, mix cooieIs,
food freezers. Mall chain saws hamIef
mills, Cobey wagon, used tractor pioW'
WAYNE pumps power wheeibarrow spIayeL,
saw riggs FOR tractors. lime or fertflfzer
distributor for wagon or trucks, pogaSo
ssdi,Nsc Nc sssggs sssrggs osorr. ssa sssnsaa svs
3330.
Evening star., 1947-08-01
BOATS tcoet.l

GAsT eads IAcK ,ailecss 'Desisl.r. sfss, sss,
Boats resscnaSie. Rear 1S' 200 Maine ave
CABIN cEGisEE. ss feet. asess four: nex
sIsssE,e lIghs plant and power hilTs pump p
see W. B. Harrison Saturday or Sunday.
FOR SALE. 19h-ft boat. new. with 7.h.p.
new Brisgs & stratton air-cooled motor;
away. sacrifice for 5000 No dealers. c.
Z. SHAFFER. Camp Circle I'd. Deale. Nd.
FOR FISHING. trolling and special eruis-
ing parties For appointment, write CAPT.
kELIEYE, at McGutre's Wharf, care Of
Mrs. T. s. Hall. Mt. Holly. Va. -3
SPEEDBOAT. 16-ft. Dodge. mahog.. 40
N; ph,, engine and hull comp. recond.:
THE BUZZARD POINT BOAT YARD {foot
Of 1st st. s.w., ! blk. north Corinthian
Z. g. presents the following outstanding
sailboat values:
National One Design, In excellent con-
dition.' won PRSA fall series) $500.
Marconi riEEed Barnegat Bay Sneak
Boz (new 1946), $3.50.
Gan rigged Barnegat Bay Sneak Boz.
in good condition.: $3.50.
Snipe, In excellent condition (new 1945,
mahogany planked): $3.50.
Also several motorboats and . 32-ft.
auxiliary sailboat.
All the above boats are Guaranteed to
be complete. berth Eoes with each boat.
Evening star., 1947-08-01
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

I
WAsHS ssa .so m.ssI S.ty yrnsE sssnt and
Fl. PP o75s. ~ ''' ~ E2
WASHING MACHINE. Al condition, with
ss SsteE s1ggs gssmp. sloo. Call Union $3.50. OF
WASHING MACHINE. Maytss, good eondi.
tures. Can TE 1905.
WATER COOLERS. immediate delivery
Rsssia RoMax. 81 81 0SS nj: vsrnon Ps p. nx snf
Masf MaTrs sVs ooa I'd nm a dsivery
suitable for ofices, shops, stores. churches
sna s.nm. FRs
osh M and Ii asss 81 III II segf 9Psn every eve ''
Water Heater specislists fer so year;
Al +, t - a% X Is tsi:i To, g., ssSS; |!,.nt
nationally famous water hesters $9e 30;
sai. o or S westinshouss and Istpslns :, xs;
eEnf e hsasesi4 81 fesE fcsS .s ssIR RA ss
brand-new 80 and So gallon electric hot.
.rms sass sDs'1 TRE 'ha sfsss'
SR n 10Th pm 'nf e. sss S. Il e. sa oRfn every eye
telling. SERVICE PHARMACY. 14th and
Wrist WATCH. Swiss made. mans. MI.
nerva. .1s-ksrat gold; round face never
Phone Clinton 575-M. -3
IT'S HERE, Hayslette, pure distilled water
doctor. tes .i SIS Mass. ave. NV. Ex. ssss. i
MODERN STORE FIXTURES modern
wall cabinets. | dress case. 1 display table
E,sh aTsysrs maSnfiH, pu OILS DBL n
otler = million dollars worth Of ne. new and
be inspected on premises. I. ALEXANDER
42s Brooms St, n. z. Canal $3.50. "a
tating and transcribing machines. Also
fhsving Rs 1sos machine, Phone 9 to weekdays
30 Fl. NEW CEDAR FENCE with gate
and hinges, $40; / deep well pump. $50;
one A-hp. elec. motor. S25. CH. 0940.
MAcaINERX AND TOOLS for sale.saH: e.Ss y:
bench srInders, = h:p:, heavy duty 552.5SSS g
RSsf5 pesss sss ns ton 1888 1888
Buffer r and polisher' 2 h.p: is5 500 90
INDUSTRIAL SALES CO, Call NE. 1477.
Evening star., 1947-08-01
FARM 8 GARDEN tcent, J .

T0PS0H, dll dirt. sand and road gravel,
manure. washed gravel, for sale By the
GARDEN TRACTORS ana equipment; will
do the Job necessary on . one-horse farm.
sLAI MsALIoNEY,s' INC. s126 Ga. ave. Silver
BALEk TWINE, wholesale prices to deal
ers and custom balers. MALONEY'S, INC,
Sl:6 Georgia ave-, Silver Sprint, Md,
JUST ARRIyED-Redman B. Roth garden
tractors with cultivators. plows and sickle
INC, Trailer Center. 5th st. and Florida
ave. ne. FR. 1921.
CEMENT MIXER, with small gasoline mo-
tor and rubber wheels; too small for large
construction job: brand-new. CO. 1910 or
WA. 3243. y
LANDSCAPE GARDEN, seeding, fertlizing,
top soil. spraying nursery stock, grading,
maintenance of lawns. drainage system.
tree work. Book your fall seeding early.
WANTED-dravely garden tractor with
attachments. Box 307-X. Star. s.
Evening star., 1947-08-01
AVIATION.

Every ONE VINO FI.lED needs complete
aviation :nsursnce protection: consult
Vermont e ave. GHA NV 81 1iSo iS io''
so and 91 oetane gas; fiikht Instructions
Wa snder snruas ar sfli osss HYDE FIELD clinton
CLUB SHARE in Aeronca tandem trainer:
perfect condition. This is your chance
to fiy or 70 s isarn T.. to nv cheap. Also club
or demonstration, call Alex. 3173 or Alex.
ss44SsaE;mpER s4sa; FLYING CLUE starting, s Pfsc.
ticaIly new Taylorcraft; C.65 h.p., radio
equipped: wing tanks: ideal cross-country
ship. 500 entrance fee and reasonable
monthly dues: flying time, $3.50 Per hour.
Drnn a cerd TO Box R6-Y Star "a
Evening star., 1947-08-01
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

o. sa SeR snd Pup: s.sS best
hxHsii trse iisSt Sa' sH syf PIES PES MI no. Sill sps
sSR s. EsDSY ZSYYt 1se se.:v: z:s''lsaa Ha
shi aERMAN Ssss SHEPHERD DOGS. puppies by
ep; xsoASPg j. KENNEIs trsso. Phon.
BosToS Bo!sTtsS sa3iMae TEsSifR: male month. old
isEiseaLfai sEAGLE HOUND fGPs, weeks old. IA
COCKER sPANIELs---.All ,colors and al
q stgd. GslIl CAL Roekyilie 2e4a ..+ ,,ooa1iI. Ml =,
Gscf GockEk Eko sPANfEL ri ias0iE PUPs, Axe reg Al
colors: reasonable. Cali Rockville se19
BOARDING IN NEW KENNELs.lM mile!
RERkfEis. { s s7os Marlboro pike Sc, III
BOXER. 3 mos; 3D. Old; female. . t.yn: s1bos
DoBERMAN PTNsCHER puppies; cham.
MEs1eaS si5s eaSF'eH 'eHfHGaaSA snJS puppies for sale
extra fine pedigrees. males and females
SouNa 5S1 IN .ikfsh Il aE TERRIER, female Eant,
WELFARE LEAGUE. cH. 4455 after 8;
ENOLISh BULL fUfS, 1SmAle, IekiSleI So
Axe, real sower mugs. WA. 3142. B
COCKER at stud. registered Axe; red;
CHIagAHTA, male, 3 mos. old; 3. $40
Wi Will Ii'sIR SACRIFICE I'm. young French
poodle. unfriendly To- strsnGers but no'
ENGLISH BULL PUPS. registered. Axe;
MSNfG sfsslfGt beSa go iafh aAfhat al osfSE SHELTER hs.
puppies, also cocker. fox terrier. settlers
and other fine dogs for pets. Price. ~
Come early. 81. 51S3. Open weeks days
9 70 4; SATURDAYS; g to l2:..,, y: .,..
puppies. pedigreed. from best show and
hunting stock excellent pets; mos to i
year; $25 and I'D. GaitherSburg 6s7-J-l.
FOX TERRIER PUPPIES. small type. at
Langley. Va. 2h mi Chain Bridge op:.
posite Texaco sta. Phone Elmwood 77O. 5.
RABBITS tame pets. male, gray and
black: S1.5o each: with pen. sH. 1895
pEDIGREED DoBERMAN pinscher. male,
2h yrs old; excel. watch dog; sell for
reasonable price. Call between 2 and q
Hoo1LYWoop ao MISUNDERSTANDING. bath
ing and grooming; cocker spaniel puppies,
champion cookers at stud. TO. 513e
VACATIONERS, board your dog in sani.
tary, well-supervised kennels: individual
indoor kennels with private outside shaded
livery. liver '0ne oAKMoNT FARM Kennels,
Gaithersburg 251, Hobart 1858.
Evening star., 1947-08-01
POULTRY and EGGS

BABY CHICKS. Orpingtons, Cornish
Rocks. Hamps., Austria White. Phone Hy-
attsville 0226, Q; G. MAXWELL. Defense
JAMES AHIf,' FEED STORE. e1e X st. NV.
ME. .O0S9-Baby chicks, feed and poultry
LAYING HENS 75,. white leghorn. Sl,.o5
ssicn s. Wife III Hia6e sSek r. HENs. II laying.
rooster, S35 for lot including balance Of
feed and mash: to close estate. FA. 134S.
Evening star., 1947-08-01
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

MARE; gentle. 10 yrs, beau
tiful black. ride or drive, ideal for small
TEAM OF YOUNG PERCHERoN mares;
well broken; one with half Welch (pony)
toal by side; also new small Western saddle.
SPOTTED WELSH PONY and beautiful
cart, saddle and harness. WI. 915S. %
FINE SADDLE HORSE for sale. Perfectly
trained show aeldins. 10 years of age. walk.
trot, canter. single FOOT jump: perfect
condition; $3.50. less to right purchaser.
Call CrdWay 4lr9 Sc
Evening star., 1947-08-01

MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO.. 622 Z st NV National
1904.
BULLDoZER, with experienced operator
for hire, land clearing. excavating. grad
ing. road building. stump removal. FA
Evening star., 1947-08-01
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

PIANOS FOE RENT-New and silently
used consoles and spinets. Money paid
Phone NA. 1928. JORDAN PIANo c..
1015 7th st. NV. Dust above the library
PNG.PoNG TABLE. double. decker beds
sn j.RS RcA m.s yesGE .ms gsd1 5ass
s'FSsssasi WI hRs1fs sasRd' R2d
Ffffs RAd eq Black XII os E. oxEvAMRs1So RI sSo new and
used, fittings. valves, etc. BLOCKS. 3056
n Sn s.; nv; M M. sIlnw1vvs slA1 u,..nun.r
esaaGsS as ave. 70 silver ale sprins. Ma ST. $3.50
PRACTICALLY NEW, latest model Thor
Glad-Iron. complete. SS5. Call VI. O329
between s and pm.
ma 5stsE s s4 a'' 3d. "e e iff
RADio-Bc SASH. 10 volt. power supply
sals nj ,iSSsoGsxraassav. sSS GM asee money on
tions ta during Ao our s Clearance Of door sample
ssd nz sths usss SoaDSN Ess PiSRo hSRs g. fStS
kADio IA 4, o-PHoNeeRApH. PiE d. luxe model
changer. in praetissily new condition ana
ct Republic 62l2 KITES: 1850 9 81. NV.
deep on a few floor sample and slightly
used combinations; standard makes Phone ne
q st. NV. (between 18th and 14th sts).
RAILINGs. iron, for front porch. soft;
also 2 screen doors. perfect. condition:
Wessinghoggsss fsn ae ossiatIlnhsS,o n IhSo 10
REFRiGERAToR, 1T. with FriEidaire
unit, sos: ID Universal electric range
with auto control. $25:. % double inner
spring mattress, in good cond.. S15. GL
0917. y
REFRIGERATOR, gas. cubic feet, excel
lent cond; S165 Call OW. 5O8s.
REFRIGERAToR. electric, 9 or Gu r.
REFRIGERATORS, 4 and Gu. it., Frigid-
aire and Kelyinator, in good working Or
der; "as is" S75 and Ss5. JOHNSON,
572a Potomac ave. 8 am. to pm. "a
EGFRISEERAroR' Re ss5E Leonard. 5h-cu'-ft' $7S'
kEERiGERAToR. gas. 4 cubic it,, water
cooled. $25. Can be seer, at $40 1st Sc.
REFRIGERATOR, Cold Spot, 8 cubic It.,
Evening star., 1947-08-01

se9M no W. AMP s4y.'. hon. for :s, n: 70
ERiaTec.Sss Ri Roi TS Ssso Ssosr-1s LOCATION; .ro
SEM semipvt. s bath; Weil ventilated; eiev.; de-
sirable for discriminating persons. BY
spPGlp1sGmasaasS a1GaaSaN r. sT pas? ass?wA.tr.tve farn
rm. with twin beds. large porch. for couple
or 2 men. SAB mo. conv. transp. IA.
sssl nss b:d sssa ss ssspsifs, hiafa.ssd fsss
LADY, Ilsosp a5e4o. Of Of good character lg. single
nR; rn 'ssssssi'y saess vent. b. bosS after 20
s.a hsE .sg f .ss s'gs s:.SRsn: H,a pf, for
1S AR MsaDrsoN sgED sSS 'sR. 81 Nw-M.st.r bedroom.
private bath. Christian home. express bus
n. H. SaiEEeSReIA AVE, and Van Buren,: sursn-
4i7 ri esss: "a: AZ " NV SIs%s-A.tr.e dbl. rm Of
ths better type .1,rsp wlth =. rssssa ssss coupe
WysfhiiTEsqose vii ssGs5 e eHhe HOTEL corner 18Th and
NV. across from statler-summer rates. .a,si.
lss ssss s.Pss Paon: sisa sg ,Hsh ia sst Yos
home; near transp; $50 per month
SfS, 6E; ogBIRSoADBsANcH Rp., Chevy Chase.
pphSS-Redrm.. furnished beautifully, in Q
new home; ige. windows, north and west;
private family; bus At door. $50. EM.
0724.
IOWA APrs.-wen furn, sou. exp. ele-
yator: reasonable to settled employed lady.
i20I nj ST. N.W.-Large. cool. attractively
furnished, first-hoor corner room. next
bath: waking distance downtown; gentles
%sn a qnIy qnNIy6issRo6p ssS M5' 81! 1iss sssw. block os
iethSiarge. nicely furn.. single front
room, next to bath private detached home;
BREAKFAST, If desired; bus at door Sk
991s 12ts AND yARNUM ST. Nw.-Lsrss
room, twin beds. private bath. near 11th
st. bus: Q gentlemen: $50; reference. IA
ta3o BELMONT ST. N.w.-singls and
dot1bIe 'front.' rms, next TO bath: eonvenient
location; nicely Furnished
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Evening star., 1947-08-01

PIANO, steinway square; 500. Phone EN-
PIANO. Henry F. Miller. 5-ft. s-inch ma
hogany grand perfect sounding board and
good tone; would like to move by next
week for cash only SH. 1900. 3
Including apt sizes; Steinway. Knabe.
Steiff, Lester, wurlitzer and others; from
81 90 up. LAWSON & GOLIBART. in
American Storage Bldg. 2s01 Georgia ave.
AID. 1928 from am to 6 pm. after 6
o'clock. RA. 04s1; evening sppmts ar
PfANo-weninston upright piano, like
new. CHI. 5a51. d
PIANoS-For only $50 down We viii de-
liver q brand-new Lester Betsy Ross sptnet
to your home The balance can ne paid
on long. easy terms. Phone MA 1928.
JORDAN PIANO CO., 1015 7th st. NV.