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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

GREGG SHORTHAND touch tipping, speed
dictation; beginners and reviewers; indi-
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED-Modern
training in. all subjects, day, night and
part-tlme .classes; get our free catalogue:
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, approved
tor D. c., reauirements and GI training
1910 N. Y. ave-, ME. IRIS. Estab. 1918
MODEM TRAINING In beauty culture. all
subjects taught Approysd l. BY @ @Goygernm11en; g 11e,.,;
COLLEGE. 1910 9 st NV. DI 1852
AIRLINEs NEED trained hostesses, reser-
vationists and communicationists;. get into
this Fascinating field where growth of in
dustry makes opportunity meet well-to-do
businessmen, stars Of screen. stage and
by 8 weeks practical training, in Kansas
City; must be at least high school gradu-
ate and between Is and 80 years old. For
interview to determine personality and
other qualifica tions, write stating name,
address, age. education and phone no. to
Box USE, Star. -21
TEACHER OF PIANO--Beginners and .ad-
vanced pupils; consultation by appoint
ment: studio on carline. LU. CYL. "a.
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SALESMEk.

BOOK, magazine and specially salesmea,
Gur neW essy fo4 sxnes
snc rienced g men; business learned quickly;
to 5.s3 ofs 'as EEK
aaAsuaLrY Z s. Ri Il ANp fS5f FIRE AGENT. casualty
and fire salesman. excellent opportunity;
experienced men. In large agency; guar
anteed salary, plus commission. o6 6ox
NarioNAHLY asiSS; AL advertised food product
wants young a. ambitious, anGye aut" arefage fnTs
nished: ndsfsaiAA Apply Tuesday q wed. s;I1 81
am. ia p.m:,, MR.. CARLSON, RIM: 3O3'
SALESMAN, mems clothing; excellent ep-
portunity for experienced live wire. see
Mr. Jacobs, MARVIN'S, 734 7th st. NV.
will be thoroughly trained to sell Guardian
gs IN SIS p%Rsefg GOOD
sales Sales experience rot essential; but helpful;
B2s RHst hsSs sa5s sai M Mon aDp through
sAnEsMEN nE & P'W With ability to sell cemetery
sy sgr your spp .0ty ea ST. Il ss ss4o liberal
ssXLEsMEN scauainted with hotel and res
temsp ..p tpafs m sss IL gos sss
Acknowledgements firm wants sales
men for d. C.. office who can manage men;
would consider ambitious man willing to
work into sales managers position: earn
S75 to 500 per week at start. Write
W. N. LLOYD. 6035 Baltimore ave-, Eiv-
HANDKERCHIEF MGR. and importer. wants
resident salesman covering washington,
Maryland, Delaware, West Virginia with
lood following Of dept. stores. chain stores
and mems haberdashery shops to sell com :
plete line Of mems handkerehisfs. comWis7
SIGN basis; re sefeTsnces at MrERIAL AHsM6f
OUTSIDE; yell.establishsd ,firm; complete; .a,i
to hotel, institutional. apartment house
and realtor trade: on full or part time
sPLENDiD oPPoRTUNITY for high-type
man to become connected with .,t Iapitdis i., !,
Of house trailers. Prefer married man
whose wife COULD assist him hin With M, 81,
Just Job but . good opportunity for the
right couple to make real money. non p,ssss Ssi
do not phone. AMERICAN TRAILER co.
INC, 4030 Wis. ave. NV. -20
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HELP MEN.

MAN, as inside and outside salesman fol
established seafood company: good op
MAN-5-day wk.; permanent; energetic
man, exper. in canvassing or wholesale
selling, to call on established route oi
wholesale groeery stores; S45 wk.; raises
Write Box 1896, Star. -26
MAN WANTED BY one of largest mercan-
tile firms in Washington for any or al
following: Trouble shooter. assistant ad.
vertising. promotion and publicity. sales.
man. typing ability preferred, ages 1S te
so but with young ideas and ready to re.
ceive and give SUGGESTIONS. This is hard
work. but interesting and all for only S36
weekly for 5h days, but opportunity tc
learn a business where experienced mer
can sell their services at high rates. For
interview write so words or less listing one
reference to Box 323-D. Star. al
MEATCUTTER, young man, white or col.
ored, experienced; must come well recon-.
mended: salary open; 5-day week. Apply
STAND 80 AND 81, st. Market, 5tf
MECHANiCMGood pay for experiences
man, .new-car agency; Weaver twin posi-
lifts, heat in floor; 5is-day week. GRADY
MOTORS, 1880 Hampden lane. Bethesda
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SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN.

RESPECTABLE, exper, colored couple
would like permanent position as cook,
chauffeur and butler or chauffeur and
Evening star., 1947-01-20

SITUATIONS MEN lCont.5
APT. AND PRIVATE HOMES, window
cleaning and general house repair. Call
CO. S515, ask for WESLEY STEVEN
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ADDRESSOGRAPH or graphotype opera,
tor. who is good at clerical detail and
likes that part Of the lob; should be a
high school graduate or have good ex-
perience. Call MR.. BIRRELs Hobart 2476.
Evening star., 1947-01-20

:, white: as work
,staurant. Call Ii.
7-1O evenings. 22s
house, secretarial,
stired middle-a
Y, Star. -23
3, prefer man ia
business, who Is in
employment and q
poration. Make ap-
v at employment
'. go
for dry cleaning
quite; good salary.
14th st. NV. 30
diamond cabs. New
BIS available. Rea-
have identih-
IAMOND LOT, 101
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COOK WANTED-sobel
ing partner in going re
1924. $40 mornings;
DESK CLERK for apt.
switchboard; prefer n
white man. Box 217-
DRAFTSMAN-DESIGNEI
miliar with restaurant b
terested in permanent
future with a sound corr
plication for interview
dept, 1119 21st st. NV
DRIVER, experienced,
pickup and delivery T,
LUNA CLEANERS. 1905
DRIVERS wanted for D
1946 cabs and used ca!
sonable rental rates.
cation cards. Apply D.
M st. ne. See MELVIN II
ELECTRICAL ESTIMAT
must be capable of TAX
estimating and supervl
projects; permanent DC
working conditions If q
from 8 am. to 5 pm. n
ELECTRICIAN, experie
censed in D. C., must
Mr.. Kirkpatrick or Mr..
POWER ELECTRIC &C
1926 Bird st. Sc, betw
fLIEsIVpA fLIEVAToR OPERATOR
Hartford chronicle., 1947-04-05
NEWS

Cont. from Page 8 the Williams Temple Jubilee Singers.
 FRIDAY, MARCH 21 Greetings .: Miss Ruby Mae Giles
 Trio. Frances Sipes, Berne- tha Brown, Theresa Hunter Paper-"No Hiding Place Mrs. Nellie Gattison Solo. Mrs. Annie. Brown Selection. Hartford Junior Choir
 Sermon-Rev. I. L. Jefferson,
 Hartford, Conn. Excerpts from the Sermon:
 Haggai Subject: Who is left among you that saw this house in it's first glory, and how do you see it now? Solo-'Does Jesus Care' Mrs.
 Mable Martin, Providence,
 R. I.
 Guests for the evening were Rev. Louis Rogers, District Missionary; Mrh. c. Jones and Mrs. M. Carol of Providence, R. I.
 The program for that even ing closed with remarks by the Rev. Louis Rogers.
 SUNDAY, MARCH 23
 At l D. m. Mrs. Mable Mar tin, State Supervisor of the Women s Auxiliary for the states of Vermont, and Rhode Island was the guest speaker.
 At 3:3O p. m. a Battle of Music between the Williams Temple Choir and the St. Ce- celia Choir of Stamford, Conn. was held.
 The contest closed the Youth Confederation program, nam ing Miss Frances Sipes, win ner.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-04-05

Clarence B. Shelton, VicePres Rev. James A. Wright Treas; Frank T. Simpson, Sgt.-at-Arms
 Standing: Jarvis H. Arms William S. Jones' William Harris, John w. Newman, Morris Brandrum.
 Members shown Dr. Willard M Coleman, Fin Secy Rev John w. Mler Chaplain; and William Johnson
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-17
Jim Crow Absent
AT COP Meeting

Kansas City, Mo. - The Re-
publican National Committee met
at the Hotel Muehleback Monday
and Tuesday, April 81 and %,
without ahint or trace of dis
elimination against Negroes.
Negroes not only used the ele.
vators at the hotel, contrary to
the prediction of Perry Howard
of Mississippi, but a Negro, Rob-
ert r. (Bob) Church, of Memphis
a member of the National Com
mittee by proxy, was a guest at the
Muchleback during his three days
here. He had room no. 737,
FORECAST UNTRUE
Perry Towards dire forecast
Of Jim GRO wat the COP national
committee meeting failed to come
true. The committeeman from Mis-
sissippi issued a statement to the
press in Washington last week
that he was not going to attend
the Kansas City meeting because
he knew Negroes would not be
permitted to use the passenger
elevators in the Muehleback.
Howard based his statement up
on experiences in 1888 when dur
ing the Republican, ational Con-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-17

Pompee has been awarded trav..
ell grant under a program admin
istered by the Division of Inter.
national Exchange of Persons f
the State Department, to enable
him to confer with colleagues in
the field of education and to study
the educational systems of the sec
ondary schools of this country.
Mr.. Pompee served for several
years on the faculty of the Lyee
of Jeremie as professor of phi
losophy. He has written articles
on the philosophy of history, gen.
eral culture, Haitian history, and
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-17

Mr.. Jones Hubbard of st. Louis,
Mo-, spent a few hours Sunday
with his sister, Mrs. M. l.. Lowe.
Mr.. S. C. Williams of Memphis
spent a few days last week with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Jams.
Mrs. M. A. Braceford was able
to be present at service Sunday,
after being i'll for a month. Her
many friends were all smiles to
see her.
All aged Mothers are asked to
be present at $50 p. m. Sunday
to be served ice cream and cake
on the Edward Chapel Church cam
pus. Sonsored by Mrs. Pinkie Do
wei and others.
The Sheloak Gospel Singers
will render program at Edward
Chapel Sunday mite the publicis
cordially invited.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-17

Reverends G.. P. Payne, L. e. john
son, w. p. Whitfeidr, and Eddie
Willis for their consoling remarks
and visitations. All of these grac-
ious acts helped to tighten our
sorrow. May God bless each Of you.
Mrs. Ethel Haywood, Daughter
Mrs. Lorene Williams, Grand
Mrs. Corene Bracey, Grand
daughter
Mrs. Rugy Lee Smith, Grand
daughter
Mrs. Alease Foster, Grand
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-17

The Annual Junior and Senior
prom with music furnished by
Duke Otis and orchestra was en-
loved by all who attended.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-17
Brookhaven News

The following infants were chr
listened at Kynet Methodist CHI.
urch the first Sunday in May,
Percy Bennett Bryant, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Percy Bryant, Phyllis
Lynette Smith, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph E. Smith, and
Mary Lee Mcbride, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Mcbride.
Rev. Mason Brown performed the
christening. !aAs. TT
Funeral services were held We'd
nesday afternoon at st. Paul Bari
list Church for Mrs. Primrose
Thompson, life long resident and
esteemed citizen of Brookhaven.
Mrs. Thompson passed away in
Bogalusa Louisiana at the home
of her sister after a lengthy i'll
mess.
Miss Lula Riley and four men,.
bers of the Dramatic Club of
Alexander High School attended
the drama tournament held at
Tougaloo College Thursday, the
students Miss Gloria Knight, Bon
ME Lyons, Messers Joel earn and
Laurene Thalison presented a new
ane act pltay "The Light to Glory
which was so well presented that
they won the cup for having given
the best performance. They were
also accompanied by Mr.. Clarence
johnson and Mrs. Alice B. Smith.
Miss Riley is directress of dramat'
les at Alexander School.
Mrs. Mand Bryant has returned
after visit to Columbus, CIR. with
her daughter in law, Mrs. Claude
o. Allen.
The Annual Junior and Senior
prom with music furnished by
Duke Otis and orchestra was en-
loved by all who attended.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-17

vention the Muehlehack's facilit-
les were not available to Negroes.
That was nearly 20 years ago. Ho-
ward did not reckon with the fact
that since 1923 Kansas City had
made some progress along inter-
racial lines. When Howard issued
his statement last week, he was
many years behind time. Negroes
have been using the elevators at
the Muehleback since before the
war.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-17

Mrs. Mand Bryant has returned
after visit to Columbus, CIR. with
her daughter in law, Mrs. Claude
o. Allen.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-17

esn-s glasses should not be worn a
night Ia driving automobiles, warns
the Better Vision institute. Tinted
glasses reduce the glare Of APP
preaching headlights. but they also
reduce visibility by cutting down the
light. already dim, entering the eye
IT night. th,'e Increasing hazards.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-17
Card of Thanks

The family of the late Mrs.
Ella Foster wishes to express to
the many friends and neighbors
their sincere thanks and apprecia-
ton for the many kindnesses rem
dered their mother and grand
illness, and for the beautiful flor
mother during her several months
ais and comforting messages. Es-
pecially do we wish to thank the
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-17
Haitian Educator
Visits j. S.

Washington, d. G. - Arsene
Pompee, superintendent of sec
ondary education at Port Au Pri..
ce, Haiti, is visiting the United
States at the invitation Of the
State Department, it was announc-
ed here last Tuesday.
The State Department said Mr..
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-17

daughter
Mr.. Clarence Carter, Grandson
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-17
inter. american affairs.

He is also author of the book
Haiti Facing the nter-Americon
Problems" published in 1947, and
is a correspondent for Port au
Princes daily paper, La Phalange.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-05-17
CoIdwater News

Rev. R. M. Rivers of Jackson,
Tenn, was guest speaker at Ed
warcd Chapel A. M. E. Church
Sunday mite.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Johnson
nrotored to Mobile, Ala, to spend
the weekend with relatives and
Evening star., 1947-12-18
MIscELLANEoUs FOR SAN.

VACUUM CLEANEn; IN sood eond., $50;
l444 Fairmont st. NV. 30
VACUUM CLEANERS, brand-nev, Apex
49, 1895 'ps snd ass sPrh @sa s
Co. 4zos soatH eapisei isipalAHfE 4 TR
VACUUM "a JUN e1, ee1HEANEsns-Let US dsmcnssr..s
s. sSss s2%as %cHsE Hs6ps co.,
VACUUM CLEANER SALE. new and nearly
new. II you are going to buy . cleaner
Dssn she'f fraas as IL
VENETIAN BLINDS washed. repainted.
EaTtnSfSs STRS co sesordsS uS a4S rAEk AVE VENETIAN
slsa es GssS:.e GsSs s,ss sds in nm: sS
WAsHEREBrand-new Easy whirldry, apt.
size: wonderful time saver; clothes are re-
asT tsnrd ssss to 1e sans Sorss se nahr S
Because 3 e. pgEshsss ssAs Il new
Terms s'L GLEcTRIcAI cENTRR sf Sil esS ieS
WAsHING Ss;A siM "a MACHINE. sshiiN eE vrinser type,
rebuilt new motor. Call LU. 2027 after
WASHING MACHINE, GE Hotpoint. s45;
WASHING MACHINE. GE spinner, excel
sond;; con sess SO; ise. trunk S. as is. Green
WASHING MACHINE, Maytag in very good
6 S1nnd; dI,S price, $45; , Sal' EN-; o712. FL :,
Ren aemonssratog, anfa guaranteed Easy terms
WHsHHSG WI Hing MACHINE. Easy, whirl-dgyer.
apt size. size, less than l year old; excellent
WASHING WASHING M1cHiNEs@We III o0Se' have new ma
chimes available for delivery now: Dealers
AgS Maytag S,egs No5sf asa send Pb1N PhSns
PIANO CO.. 1918 7th st. NV. 10
SA1G4ssS Ssss5 GsE aas 2asa
w3Schfs s1f IL hxF k3sz'n all Va makes pulov.
sss .aa save hos5ESs 'isa foaa p Co.
Kxsi!ka WxTER HsArsRs, zseG 4s GALS. twin element
nationally famous water heaters. S99 so;
also sE for inmediats delivery. 80. 52 and
tefms fad A2sRsnt
!;zt %xIEk aEArEsss: zss: electric; s. Il sizes,
Expert installation: JOHN q: WEBSTER
"a WATER III HEATER, r.; sss; autS3st!s tShse%,
safe. fENNEDY 5SNffi flooRs' ooE .nq RA. o4s44s. e.
WgDbiNa W HfsaedE GoWN " nH Size 49, white satin
with train absolutely new S45; binocu-
A61Es Esius s.Ss eg ss yaur sSS sSance to
vantage of our beeine overstocked with
nne selection OF all wool. hand tailored,
cloth coats and suits. We have q limited
quantity. Of one Of kind samples that
were originally priced up to sos; every
garment is now priced at u to Va OF. A
special group of coats and suits priced at
SIS. Act now. BAsKIN FURs, corner 18th
and G NV.
Evening star., 1947-12-18
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

S45 up; also double and triple; oil heat,
not SosMs5 sof soanG nea msn sna
womsn ynann. in excl Egesth9Ise ,aSs We are
iG5 ss sSs Mass SHa .na
soos sth ST. N.w.-Attractiv. corner
sSn for sxsssn f@0yss sa Rs0D 1s.ssa ess9 s
sssei xeeoMMopsTfoss aEj SSfE FOR TWO Mhs Fefis.a
pvt da5sss a
cases accepted. Dr.. references. RA 5iso.
NEW HAMPSHIRE HoUsE-A few vacan-
PRIyATE ROOM for one man and two
sissasc.rs meals day; good otns buses and
fssestf ENSoY The III HOLIDAY uA yyS SEASON at FoSn-
tain Court; select clientele; educational
Szisss Sfsssn'
ROOM AND BOARD for working mother
ehila aiie ehlla cai e. e q 4 also day care for
Children boarded by day.
q 2aohh hrs. or weekly; reasonable rates. Ar.
DUPoNr CIRCLE AREA-Rm. and excel.
board in exclusive establishment: elevator
ifIEl'i TaE MARIRE4x LEE 1sh isa5 81 18th st. nW
also beautiful triple front room; running
Water' showers, elevator, excellent Doard.
1908 N. h. AVE. N.w.-srd floor, dble.
front rm.. twin beds, large closets and
windoxs nr1i. twc good meals; suitable tor
ize in good food. prices reasonable. -21
CLUB MASON, 1928 N. H. ave. NV
SMashdingto1ns W.. dnIt1s most EXCLUSIVE guesthouse:
more to live at the best. We are famous
tor tor our @ food See or phone MRS. SAMPLE.
1921 10th sT. NV, mr.. Dupont circle
Triple and double for girls; l man to
share with man; 2 excel. meals daily, IN
cludtng on Sundays SLAUGHTER'S,
iSol 18Th ST. N.w.-rropt bsmt. studio,
double. sxitchbosrd; selected menus '
l774 MASS. AVE. NV, Dupont Circle
Very large. nicely furn. rm,. suitable for
Or 4; $50 each mo-; excel food. 30
WILL GIVE RIM. and board to employed
mother with l or children. day care for
children, home privils. 321 Nd. ave. ne.
Evening star., 1947-12-18

FIREPLACE WOOD. seasoned hardwood
P1ERSON. Ellicott City. Md. Phone aftel
D, Ellicott City 6S7-J-1. al
SEASONED OAK AND PINE FIREPLACE
coaI sfSs5 eo M 5sss a9a eH ssESS 79Ss
WOOD, dry, ready for fireplace. delivered
SLAB WOOD for sale; $12.bO Der cord
delivered. Phone FA. 7443. -2l
FIREWOOD. scrap lumber, some GOOD;
~ cord, you haul; also fireplace and
klndling wood: famous Reading anthracite
coal Pocahontas coal. COOPER SUPPLY
SSS" rSa3 18th st. ne, AT. 6919; ewes,
SEASONED HARDWOOD delivered SIS
per cord. Call between am. and p'm.
weekdays. WA. 1887. MR.. J. H. BURTON.
SEASONED HARDWOOD, cut any length,
$50 cord; kindling. Soc basket, OR. OS74.
FREE FIREPLACE WOOD, YOU haul It.
eG eHT ii4s cHs N ca aeoa sssa loft lengths close
OAK FIREPLAcE LOGS, seasoned; Cord
sEasoSEaSs asl'HesS HASKpwKoEo6ss KE sss1 1s
cord $40 per half cord. delivered; kind
WOOD, seasoned oak ands hickory, tmme-
diate delivery in Md. D. C. and Va. Phone
AK. 1879 or TIE. $685. 2Ts
Evening star., 1947-12-18
FARM and GARDEN.
HEADQUARTERS for Xmas tre

IH.tElADoUARTERs for Xmas trees, both
and e1sd.hssy,.. helly & CAPITAL NURsERY. i7i5
Goofb GG'oSofoSGass sANkoR6N ri hs' ROAD GRAVEL, 70,
streets streets - and drivsyays; delivered and
foo. HSAs uN' uNNR9asss4Pine ass4. delivered ss4 per
x XMAS IA TREES, pine and cedar: delivered
Nay VA esl0 &c seen on stump. Place orders early.
XMAS GIFT for the OIL man, garden I1e tIec.
tor @ with snow plow and Implements. power
s''0 dsl7ssy sHs tf'*sfsi 5tse
sPECIALCHRIsTMAsP PLANTS, poins,tfi.s
tai. at the CAPITAL NURSERY NURSERY aREEN. fI n.
HOUSES, 1715 Bladensburg rd. ne. ga
Road GRADER with tractor hitch: needs
S1me EM 11on ToTk; $50 as is. Call MR.. THOMAS,
MANURE, well rotted; COW, sheep, poultry;
so9 yds, all or part: best offer. Box
XMAS; BARGA1Ns-Livinr trees, bamboo NIB
flame azalea. yews. holly shade trees. now !.
s1ins s1lase shrubs, box hedging. frethorn.
place wood; all types landscape Service;
sR sss9RsS 4T6zs El!S ra ss.sss5 $780, hitch $50 fs
AFRIcAN vioLETs, Is varieties; sTown
in our greenhouses; guaranteed to be free
Of disease and pests; In 3-in. pots: ST,
81 S5, Sl,50 each; African, violet soil,
65c; Liaua Vita (iiauid fertiiizer) for
better growth, SOC. bottle, 45c: free de-
livery, Wash. and vic, on So orders and
UP, once . week Ask for . list Of varieties.
No mail orders: BEENKE NURSERIES,
Wash BALTIC. blvd, BeltsYille. Nd. Open
Sun; Phone. TO. 1884. -23
Of fur bearers; limited number selected
pairs available; ranching facilities; secure
your start in profitable business with
bright future; visitors welcome CAPITOL
CHINGEI1LA FARMS, Hillside 6O62. 23s
CHRISTMAS TREES. 25c each. Cut your
own. All sizes. Well formed Any num-
Der: Axes furnished. Vienna 15-W-4. 21s
Evening star., 1947-12-18
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

65S MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-Large room,
Lh.k.. End a.; quiet, married couple. both
,Hs, wSssing; $lS per- Rer yk;; j, no ! JtTsnsient:; ga
bath, utilities. linens. dishes; married
couple: no children; $120. MI. 2767.
DOWNTOWN, 18th ut N st. n.w.-ons-
room studio apt. place TO cook for 2, share
bath; S65. Ex. 1852. -2I
3336 BAKER st. N.E.-Bedroom, In pvt,
hcme, with home privileges; 500; al utili-
ties included; will consider / small child.
osE esi SNAIL STUDIO Efficiency at,
furnished; S100 per mo. or ! bedrm., liy.
rm, kit. and bath. furnished: 5000 per
n%. 1s IN, sfDss' Asp ss X XII. Ei.f ..miD1..
bath, back I'd. and full bsmt.; all util.
furn.: Ss5. $50 Morris pl. me- is
CLOSE TO NAVY YD.-Bachelor apt,
furn.; pvt. entrance; gentleman only; $40
mo-: al utils. Boz 304-Y, Star. is
THE WILSON HOUSE, 1922 18th st. NV,
-2-rm. penthouse. suitable for girls;
500; available 19th. Call Michigan g296.
$3.50 MACARTHUR BLvD.-Desirable new
BE- sement apt. to employed couple or q
employed young ladies; studio room, COM
plete kitchen, bedroom and bath; has twin
ssd' ;M a7ss sns all utilities furnished SO. so.
{Cortmusd o. Next P1esS
Evening star., 1947-12-18
BOATS.

MARINE SUPPLIES, paints, rope, hre ex-
tinguiShers. outboard motors, Scripps ma
ripe eneines, SO 70 400 h.p:: nshins tackle
x FRANK pn n .Ias IMsecHo q SON. 1912 l1th
NEW. never used. Oman 5-hp., aircooled
inboard motor; also new, unused Oman 10
NASH MARINE SUPPLIES, INC. has
moved; new temporary location. 601 Maine
ave. s.w.; same phone: DI; 1910. Come and
ships bell clocks, barometers, thermom-
eters, marine radios. ,compasses. lamps.
ash trays, bookends and many other items,
at prices from 1.50 and Up. -21
EviNkUDE. new, original crate, 2.h.p.
DELco. sa-volt. 75o-watt lighting plant:
eSSTi cGTBoxsD osis RSas MSToks. Is Slightly usedE1
l94s Firestone, 3:b h,p., $65: 2. 1947 Sea
h;p: $50: 4 194s NEPTUNE. LIS h.p., $50.
s-YEAR-of soxss cruiser: all Calf. red
wood hull; s5-h:p: Chrysler marine ensins;
sale necessitated by owners Illness; $1,000;
terms. interested parties can obtain full
vi. $3.50. Ext. 500, or RA. 20s0. al
Evening star., 1947-12-18
DOGS. PETS, ETC. Cont.

DOGS. PETS. ETC. tcont.,.
sHETLAND PONY, with saddle. Cali TR.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS, 4 mos. osd Ask
operator for Elmwood S43, after s. al
TERRIER, 4 mos. old, f..
r1nErs mais; AZ black; s $2 $25; MI. 3oll. .-19
COCkER SPANIEL PUPS. black. A. K. C.
reg, T09e champion in first i've genera.
tI0nS: FnonS WA. 7434. 49,
COCKER PUPS, gorgeous show type, red
and white. black and white Axe reg,
Per perm ,I innoe; Call after 8. OIL. 1916. ga
as ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES, enrolled. ali
papers, beautiful white and black, licked
markings champion stock. OK. 1896.
BOSTON TERRIER, male, 9 mos IL Axe
reg; S65. Call LU. OO93. -1g
GERMAN SHEPPARD PUPPIES (police),
me oreed unsurpassed as loyal companions,
faithful guards and Trustworthy pets:
strong. beautiful pups. champion sired;
papers with sale. Call Warfleid O7I3
BOSTON BULL TERRIER. registered. at
STUD: will accept male pup in lieu OF
stud fee: DU. 4026 after 6 pm. is