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Arizona sun., 1948-08-27
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by NANCY PEPPER
JIVIN' YOUR JEANS

There's an epidemic of blue jeans
parties sweeping through tendon.
Maybe it's just reaction to all this
Nran1r1 l0nlrU drncC.
Arizona sun., 1948-08-27
don't, =.
Harsh Laxatives
Keep tsyNNar
MXS ANNNNNzWMay.

The juice of a lemon in a glass Of
water, when taken first thing on aris-
ing. is all that most people need to
insure prompt. normal elimination
No more harsh Ioxotives that irritate
the digestive tract and impair nutri.
ton! Lemon in water is good for you!
Generotions Of Americans have taken
lemons for health-and generations
of doctors have recommended them.
They are rich in vitamin C; supply
valuable amounts of b and P They
alkalinize; aid digestion
Not too sharp or sour, lemon in water
has a refreshing tang - clears the
mouth, wakes you up. It's not .
purgative - simply helps your sys-
tenn regulate itself Try it 10 days.
USE CALIFORNIA SUNKIsT LEMONS
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-06-29
Auto Census IN Ohio
Up Since 1914

CINCINNATI, June 29.-Ohio,
with its automobile population up
10.1 per cent since 1914, ranks
35th among the states in recov-
ering from the war time low in
car registrations, Powell Crosley,
Jr., pioneer lightweight car manu-
facturer, pointed otu here today.
."Such a gain in the Buckeye
state is especially significant" he
said, because car registrations
have dropped considerably in the
industrial east, midwest and grain
states, with marked shifts of popu-
lation to the south, southwest and
Pacifict coast.
"Ohio appears not only to have
held it's w against this trend but
also to have improved the economy
of it's people,"
Motor vehicle ownership in this
state rose from f,879,824 in 1914
to 2,239,2O2 last year. Continued
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-06-29
Labor View
BY G. F. McCray for AMP

DR.. Rufus E. Clement, presi-
dent of Atlanta university, was in
Chicago a few days ago speaking
on behalf O fthe United Negro
college fund. What DR.. Clement
had to say about the Negro work
er is a good example of poor prop
uganda. The Negro worker is our
strongest. asset, but DR.. Clement
almost present him as a liability,
though he undoubtedly was thank
ing of the best interests of Ameri-
ca and of Negro groups on whose
behalf he was speaking.
He said the south had neglect
ed the education of it's Negro citi-
zens; that Negro workers from
the south had come into Chicago
looking for jobs; and since their
education had been neglected, they
tended to pull down the educa-
tional level of the Negroes in Chi
cago, thus giving Chicago and
other northern communities a
problem in citizenship. The argu-
ment is implied that civic minded
citizens in the north alleviate the
problem somewhat by contribut-
ing literally to funds for Negro
education and by doing whatever
they can to make the south more
aware of it's responsibilities.
There is nothing wrong with
this statement except the manner
in which it was expressed. No pub
lie relations man worth his salt
would have approved it in the
form in which it was delivered.
Such methods might gain contri-
buttons but they really don't at
tract people to US.
l wonder if results would not
have been more satisfactory both
financially and otherwise if DR..
Clement had spoken along the
following lines:
1--WE Americans are fundamen.
tally a united people, socially, po'
litically, and economically. Oul
greatness as a nation lies in the
fact that American human anc
material resources can be trans
ferred freely from poin to poin'
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-06-29

within the Union where opportun-
ity for service and productive eff
fort are greater. The nations Of
Western Europe r just now
making a serious effort to achieve
a social, political and economic
unity which we here in the Uni
ted States have enjoyed with few
exceptions since the founding of
the republic. Ours is a nation in
which balanced development and
progress are essential.
"The way we rallied and Or
ganized our financial and human
resources to win the battle of pro-
duction during the last war was
made possible by our basic unity
and freedom. To help satisfy the
almost Unsuitable demand for COM
petent workers in the mills and
factories Of Chicago and other
northern industrial areas, Negro
workers in tents of thousands
sacrificed their connections in the
south and plunged into the pro-
ductive effort of the north asking
only for a chance to make his max
imum contribution. He was needed
he was welcomed, and he did the
job according to the best of his
ability.
despite his willingness, the con-
tribution of the migrant Negro
worker, at a time when the nation
needed the maximum production
of all her citizens, was greatly
limited by the fact that many of
our southern states had failed in
their duty to provide all citizens
within their bordersw it'll an ade-
quate education, ETC., ect.
Moreover, these migrant work
ers have found a permanent place
for themselves in Chicago indus
try, and Chicago industry has dis
covered a permanent need for
them. AS a consequent, the Chi
cago community must accept with
in its fellowship a new citizen
who because of the neglect of Ger.
tain of our southern states might
not be able Immediately to make E
maximum contribution to the ad.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-06-29
ancement of the city.

vancement of the city.
"In the light . fthese consid-
erations the Negro college though
located primarily in the south is
fundamentally an American insti-
tuition, serving the whole nation,
helping the thousands of COM
munities throughout the nation to
achieve the. promise Of American
life, etc."
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-06-29

progress in this direction, Crosley
said, is reflected in the growing
demand for small cars which pro-
vide economical transportation for
many families who have hitherto
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-06-29

been priced out of the automotive
market.
Let the Express have your
news tips. Call HE 1076.
Evening star., 1948-05-10
RooAs WITH BOARD.

I3a. FAIRMONT ST. N.W:--settled girl
to share lge. front rm. in Christian nome
bal. meals: $3.50. co. 3065. 10
..O.. G ST. NW.-Vacancies for young
people; large airy rooms; waking dlS-
tance: laundry PRIVILEGES: very sood 1000;
DfPoST CIRCLE have , vacancies in
N over the Rs six NNE Il YOU e at1 pissIN /
Mass. ave. NV. phone DE 979s. -13
ARLINGTON-Larse,s sunny room: nome
cooked meals; conv. tranSp. to Pentsgon :
daily maid service; parking aYah. SL'
The The MARIETTA. 1925 18th st NV
Nicely furni4hed rooms for young ladies
and young men; single room for man;
WENDELL TERRACE, 49,. Belmont, rd
nw-1 vacancies for young men to share
large, airy rooms excellent food maid
service, spacious lawn, larRe porch: -
block to 3 TRANSPORTATION routes; S45
1854 MASS. AVE NV. Dupont Circle
Double for girls; triple for men; vacancies
new HAMPSHIRE HOUsE-Newly deco
maid service. switchboard service, good
food. 1G12 New Hampshire ave. NV. NO.
CALVERT HOUSE. l4o1 18th St NV
Well appointed residence, for business peo-
pie; newly decorated; triple, single for
man; selected menu; switchooaro -l6
:8a6 BILTMORE ST. N.W.-Nr. 18th and
Columbia I'd; vacancies for young people;
18th ST. NV, I408-Larse double room
to share, twin beds. MI. 2140. II no
answer DU q261 10
Evening star., 1948-05-10

nALMAIIAN PUPPIES, males lett:
beautiful and healthy; easy to ieeo'
Axe registered: must sell SH. 33oa;
BrArrIFuL BLACK COCKER sPANIrL.
II mos. old. good pedisree: knows tricks.
Must sell, leaving town, S45. IA. :t29i.
AIREDALEs. ch. sired pups: out of first
class bitch. See these before you buy
FES,RRAG p KENNELs WI rys41 n4%4 care ulo for
YOUR dog Under veterinary SUPERVISION.
AIex., Va. Duke st extended. 3 miles out.
~, 99artsrlna ter Depot IE Etiomh4
GREAT DANE, Harlequin. beautifully
marked: house and obedience trained
! noes o "a AND CATS boarded, week ends or
longer; aforementioned kennels PICKUP
WEE SSIY(s kENSf ySisEsaFS conn aSe
DALMATIAN at stud. reg son Of Cham M
bII1 III" iS5r' for appointment. D J. HEETER
DACHsHUND. Axe registered. dark tan,
mos. old, males ana females. FA $3.50.
BOSTON TERRIERS. lovely female puppies;
6 weeks old: Axe. ?4l6 North Capitol st.
rTrrIEs; HI' sia !rsh H sH Hr'eF: & mixed no femsle
COCKER IUPPILs. Axe res!steved $50
ssnd So. 3;S 6sth pi' Seat Pleasant'
E1CKER PtPS. red and white, male; sweet
client. framed, ) gen. ped. and Axe reg.
sGorTlr PUPS, Axe registered, cham 1n
sPASIEL, (, 6Y pYedisToss,da Sd AKC ASS black male
flSf nSans rrRFirs P!P G% isr sale, S s. each Call
HOME WANTED for small. black Tyr.
sBype d1s also smale GGeniIS spsded a9ms eoe
setter dos. IA. +434 after : pm.
Evening star., 1948-05-10
HOUSES FURNISHED.

DET OR BEDROOM HOUSE. conven.
iently located; $50. 1905 Rhode Island
Tni sUBLRT, hr II N BET1sHHEsDA-s-bedrm. house
with AL utilities. including local telephone
service. Bendix washer svail. gath OF
May for to wks. $3.50 mo. OIL. 1925.
JUNE Ist-SEPT. 1st-Spscious home, r
St, near Conn, bedrms, baths
completely furn.: maid, utilities: $3.50
mo. Box 49,. Star, or call CO. 1851
FOR RENT FROM May IS to July Is
beautifully furn. 3-bedrm. brick home; q
very pleasant lst floor contains den which
can serve as . 4th bedrm.; nice lot with
lge. trees in restricted area Of Falls
Church. Because of the newness of the
home and lovely furnishings the owner
requests no children younger than l."
years of age. Rental. 5000 per mo. For
further Information. call - sEWELL
saos PER MoNTH-Newly decorated A.
bedroom home with additional rooms on
Bird floor; modern kitchen: nice North
gsIon 1sst ioestien year: .ona lease. JAMES L.
FoxaALI VMLAGE.5 rooms rooms So 6 bed Cd
month; adults only; available June | to
phone Boss y PHELPS, INC. l4l7 K St.
FROM JUNE AND JULY-N.x house, ,
bedrms., bath, iiv. rm., elec. kit. Bendix
washer. sarden terrace, completely furn.;
10 degrees cooler than Wash. only 20
minutes drive from downtown; $3.50 per
mn Elm v0nd SQ1 -12
Evening star., 1948-05-10
APARTMENTS WANTED.

MATURE COUPLE want sRah unfurn
ST. 154O. s 10 5 or BOX 4s7-Y. Star. 10.
ONE-BEDROOM unfurnished apt; en-
ployed middle-ase couple: refined. quiet
highest references; no children or pets.
Needed by June L or sooner. Box ABBY
Star. To-
YOUNG VET and bride-to-be desire apt
in Wash or nearby Va: convenient to
transp.: excellent references. FA. 4531
1es
REFINED PEOPLE. pharmacist. wife and
infant. need unfurn. apt. by June L ser-
eral months advance. MR.. KNOWLTON,
MI 324n 1a'
GOVT. GIRL desires or Z room apt.
furn. or unfurn., pvt. bath, entrance.
Va. or NV. pref. Ii. O21e. IL
Evening star., 1948-05-10
APARTMEkrs FURNISHED.

SEQ DECATUR ST. S.W.-Living room
bedroom, kitchen; $50 month. Call ia,
1918 1918 ST. NV. Apt. 5o6-1 rm. and Kit.
for , Govt.-employed girls, S25 ca; mo-. lo'
nnDii rm'. a,n.tte kit. and bath. in modern
freproof elevator, switchboard bldg;
nicely lurn.; avail. June $3.50 mo :;
on 18th st. Call CO. osoo. BOX !"n- Y :
Nicely FURN. APT. Call Berwyn 6s42.
APT. OWNER to share apt. with another
man. mr. Union Station: references and
:! mos rent required; $40 mo. ,oW.
NicE. LARGE, s-room apt, for .oupls l,
Dis 18th ST. N.w.-Entire 1st floor com
Ex. 1899 or CO. a6s4 MRS WEBB. -I,2
BsMT. APT. suitable . gentlemen; excel
,,ansp 500 mo: all utilities incl 1852
E;'5f@SHf DuPoST cIRcLE, Iii HT s11o St n.v-Lsrse
studio and Kitchen mo private BATH: for
YOUNG MAN to share Potomac River
caoin. near Glen Echo, Md. with man;
sTrRscrlSn 4 EGH sTG6io G1 s.i@ .Fr fire. to White
couple with farm BACKGROUND. in exchange
for light part-time work on small coun-
Try place utilities and farm products ,,.s vim i'm
HOTEL APT, vicinity Dupont Circle, July.
4oom Ass ffehsn sfp tatsS somuet. et hos .
Iee; sir conditioned If desired; 1915 mo
cHrvS III sf't CHASE, Md. mr.. Rollinsvood-
Furn. APT. for working couple only; Ice;
front bedroom. use of lge. kit, din. and
liv. rms. tonly one occupant in housed;
screened-in porch, lge. grounds. good home
Sun. and eves. OIL. s20l. -l6
IIS SHEPHERD ST. N.W-Bedrm.. kit,
cleo refgr.. semipyr. bath: adults; Will
show after 4 pm: S4a.50.
YOUNG LADY will share 3-rm. apt. In
Arlington. with 2 girls; $40 week. Call TIE.
isth ish ST ST. NV. nr. Meridian HilI.E.-
elusive apartment. ideal for diplomat or
oficial EX 1928 after Z pm.
APT, 2 ROOMS-Wolking couple. no
children: semipyt. bath; S66.50 per mo-
iaie IRVING ST. Nw.-Two-rm. apt
3rd f., for employed couple: nondrinkers
only: $3.50 wk.: also 2-rm. bsmt. apt,
..i srd ST: N.W.-Two nicely furnished
rooms. running water. gefsr.; adults only;
bath, utilities. linens, dishes: quiet cple.,
TAKoMA PARK. MD. Carroll ave, No As.
Lovely . rooms, kitchen, bath: can be seen
NEAR DUPONT cIRCLE-June Sept;
spacious apt, wen furnished; liv. Tm;
mo. Oliver 1858 or Box 9..A, star.
COLORED-N.W. FURN. APT, for EN-.
poyed couple; $50 mo. Call MI 1855
after Il nm Box l34-Z. Star. Ill
Evening star., 1948-05-10
HOUSES FOR sALE-Ae,.hwes,.

COLORED-SOO BLOCK QUEBEC PL. NV.
| Seven spacious rooms. full basement hot.
water heat. front and rear porches, det.
sppontment spsfni only. Cali Mrs: Philips, with
eAMsNsLtGAE sha sNa GE 3 744 TpoD' AN &iio fie>'
eoloRED0isoo cod SsEi; BLK. 18th NV. lis
rms. furnished; INV; oil h: 5000 down.
!sEns gag 70 SUI RE % o654 to 8 PRov1pENr F6
COLORED - 1000 BLOCK SPRING RID.
brick, newly deco
rated rooms, reasonable terms rms ga Gan M NJ
t3S3 tcoIokEp-hTY sEfs aE VIII With CONFIDENCE tn.
trend, the value, the quality, your contract.
/ fore YOU buy. Call your broker J. R.
Of FFss9 worry BG1ss TasosN agf ssEs
ssoointotREp-spRING COLO RID. AT ,sth-Your
home for gracious living; det. brick. s
! spacious rooms tile bath, recreation room
s755. ga "est With u TRc1oLo Realty. Me 1871.
ColoRED-ssToRY. Groom and base
ment row brick house on Columbia rd.
NV; in excellent condition; vacant; pos
session with title: prlseG a., reaSonaoiy' o'
CoLoRfDWisii KALoKAMA RID. NV
Beautiful brick house. Always owner oc-
cupied. First time offered. Four floors
and basement. Twelve rooms, , baths: rs
family Of successful business , or prStss- Sdss
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co, D1 3a46
COLORED-EXCELLENT income oppor-
tunity: this l1-rm. house, at 2l0 P st;
with coal heat. lge back yard, SURETY
REALTY CO, EX. 7944, 81. -.65o. Ia
Evening star., 1948-05-10
FARM and GARDEN.

FLAGsTONE and nd-quarried building
stone HAMMOND d WALSH. centrevi.le.
VI Phone Fairfax 23l-J-1l; If no answer,
STRAWBERRY PLANTS. fresh dug. seven
Fest variety. also Eyerbear ring Indian Sum-
berry plants. All kinds of parennials,
poppies. panses. primrose, creeping phlox
JOHN BURDoFT, Colesville. R, F. D. ?,
Silver Spring, Md. Call Ashton. Nd,
RoTo TILLER-The garden tractor of 100
uses We have Only a few , LETT at the IN
scHLEoEL 4 GOLDEN; Kaiser.Frszer
dealer, Carroll and I'm Maple sts' Takoma
T1rk srkR nrfI GkcHiSH Gk a@e used less than 10
make corn meal OF -four; no longer needed
I'll sell reasonably For information nsIa cail n
TOP SOIL, fill dirt manure. sand. blue
stone. road gravel, for sale by yard, ton or
12.s fsSpseArE 81 99 sHF1Icr Fs soddlns seeding
nprs delivered. Ashton @ls". 80. ~
HAn-ciGyf5 tssm ea?i Gsiahersburs ahe b11'as BIB I
LANDSCAPE PERFECTIoN--As the artist
brings out every detail OF beautiful
solve your Individual problem with a
srevice general as to cover every phase
Of your need: Bulldozer srading, d preoaTs nsniaI
manured topsoil. acid woods earth; we'll
rotted COW manure, SO. '!2 bu;; wonder
gro. Nt5 specimen EtWS- ALdleas' iiOIi' :
rhododendron, magnolia doewood, pyra,
cantha, bamooo, all types OF confer and
broad leaf evergreen. shade ornament ais
towering shrubs, pPrennials roses, vines
ground covers, selected plants locally
grown. hardy; dug. delivered. planted same
pruning. surgery tranSpating. removal;
fencing. brick, stone, faestone cement,
olnder block walls steps, walks. terraces;
pools. designs, plans advice and estimates
scDDING. SEEDING, GRADING, topsoll;
sod and gravel for sale. by yard or load
valkwayS and driyeways Graded and laid,
AT OSLO NR. CARPENTER. -l2
LOVELY AFRICAN VIOLETS, guaranteed
nIsntS. 81 81. and ST 50 each; one
PINK Beauty free with each order Of
v'oets. ARA soil scientifically treated. !?
other nursery stock: free, delivery Wash
visitors welcome BEHNKE NURSERIES.
riQht on the Wash -Bal'o. blvd. at Belts
vile, Md, Tower 62s4. Open sundays
DEMO ROTOTILLER. new warranty, 500
Of LIST price, CHI. 1000, CENTRAL MOTOR
co 1900 Lee hwy. ArinGton.
R0YLE TREE SURGERY CO, specializing
in trmminE. spraying and tree removals
GGaaRD5EENS' Ga5E : TARscToES; ~ and "a h,p.; a,
LONEY,S, INC, sl?6 Ga. ave- Silver sp''
RIES 81 AND BEEKEErER SUPPLIES.
IIa LoCusT POSTS, ft,, straight split
cow MANURE. well rotted $50 per ;
bushels, 80 per 10 bushels, delivered top
Evening star., 1948-05-10
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED TO LEASE. by Govt. worker and
wife. 3 to 4 bedroom house in NV. or
Phone TA S1I5 TO-
NAVAL OFFICER needs well-furnished g.
bedroom house for year beginning June
Ext. l4S, from 3 to 4 weekdays. H.
SALES EXECUTIVE will pay up to 81 80
per mo. for 6 or T rm. det. unfurn. home:
must be in or near the District. in
family. Best references. Phone MR.. BONE
Sunday, AK. O41O; weekdays. RE. 2g32
Ill
CAPTAIN AND FAMILY desire 2-bedrm
turn. or unfurp. house: vic. Of Pentason;
by July /: references. TIE. 4094. Ia
ADULT COUPLE. no children or pets
urgently need 3 bedrm. unfurn. house
good care; approx $3.50 mo-; references
GOVT. SCIENTIST needs 3-bedrm. house
with yard by June /: Nd. or Va. preferred.
Box BABY. Star TO-
COUPLE, perm. Gov empl. want small un-
furn. hse., reas. rent; pref suburbs Will
give lease and references. Call MI. 6?01.
Evening star., 1948-05-10
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

1901 NORTH CAPITOL S1.-Nicf double,
$40 per month; single. S25. DU. $3.50.
SEMIPRIvATE BATH. kitchen privileges
Call after weekdays and all day Sunday
Mr.. CATHoLIC UNIV, 4?la 18th st. ne.
Master bedroom. twin beds, nice home; 2
$40 X ST. N.E.-Newly decorated, new
home: semipyt. bath. LU. 741a. IL
~ T ST. N.E.-Nce front room; all con-
veniences; close to carlne and bus; sci. or
dble, 81 per wk HO. S253. 10
24"6 RANDOLPH ST. N,E.-Master bed
room. for gentleman or couple: IS week;
breakfast if desired HO 0595. III
LARGE FRONT ROOM, NJ. section; rea-
sonable rent. Call Ii 34S5. III
COLORED-vERY NEAT. reliable couple.
no objection TO small child. $1,000 a
CoLoRED-LGE. FRONT RIM. for . Girls
or empl CPL: cooking prvil.: use of phone;
$500 ca per wk. LU. 1908. 10
COLORED-FRONT ROOM for quiet single
man or woman; employed person pre-
coLoREDEIN APT. BLDG. furn. rm.,
dbe bed. kit. privil, semipvt. bath; en-
ployed couple or gentleman. Ludlow 3519.
CoLoRED-ROoM FOR RENT, single or
dlbe; home privileges. Cali AT. ss5s.
Evening star., 1948-05-10
ROOMS euRhlsnEp-s.t. end s.w.

.0S 4 ST. S.E.-Furnisf1ed room. single
for gentleman; next to bath: 81 per wk.
,,,- n. AWE s,o - -, 10.
ijsman Lem M nekt hath Iu 5e6s Ssm ior 1lu seh-
"2t IIth ST. S.E-Rm for girls or
couple with child; day care for child
TR S009 10
NICE COMFORTABLE double room next to
bath: cony. to transp.; $50 week.
AT 5652. Ill
pvt home for employed girl; near con-
venienceS and busline. Call LU. lS46.
LARGE FRONT BEDROOM. well furnished
suitable tor refined married couple. kitch-
en- privileges: near Gallinger Hospital
RnS
Evening star., 1948-05-10
ROOMS FURkISHED-korthwest

352o 3.th ST: NV. corner Porter ST.
LARGE air-cooled rm. for >, home and
surroundings. Will have to be seen to be
appreciated: $40 ga Ia
ALLISON ST, nr. Roosevelt high; lge. rm.
for gentile gentleman, uni phone. $50 mo.
RI; req; Boy 4aa,Y: Star; TO-
Si1cle or double rooms all with running
water. plenty bath and showers; weekly
AIT11RAS HOTEL, 1909 18th st. NV
Slrcfe and double rms 81 90 per night
and up dining room in building. NO SI45
d%3l KANSAS AVE.-Beautiful room with
< chen and parlor PRIVILEGES: for > or !:
r.s OF couple with child nice porch ano
1871 ADAMS MILL RID. NV. at 18th and
Co,umbs rd,Niesly tgrG n.nsr,on rm~ for rent caI
RFNRY j ROBE INC. lUa4 Vermont
e. DI, $40 or EN- 5000 Ia
NJ 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.- Comfort
sae SINGLE room. adj. shower, c.h,w. NO
i.:;a MADISON ST. N.w.-Lse; single
k1IG4ng, man onV; SIS per month -le g.
Evening star., 1948-05-10
APARTMENTS vhFvRhIsHEp.

LIVING ROOM. l bedrm., large kitchen.
private bath; rent. $50 per month: 4
months rent in advance. This is base,
ment apt. Furrowed out wall and wood
wife with one or two children. Near
Census Bureau. suitland, Mo. Call Hill
side 35S, To-
MODERN 1-BEDRM. basement apt. pvt
bath and entrance; $50; avail Tues. May
IL llOs Oates ST, ne, Ii. 1850. Ill
s03 QUINCY ST. NV rooms, kitchen
elderly couple preferred: $50 a month,
Mr.. 18th AND N.E.-,Entire End floor :;
outside rooms. Ia baths: suitable for
3 or nondrinking adults; S1@5. Box
210-Z, Star Ill
MT PLEASANT-Ideal for two bachelors;
bsmt. apt bedrm.: kitchenette. bath;
private entrance: 10 min. downtown
references; S14 weekly. co. 1851. Box
Evening star., 1948-05-10
BQAIS.

PLYWoon, mahogany. guar waterproof
,x4x6- &c 50. #, while it lasts. RE
4s-TT. CABIN CRUISER HULL, now undcr
construction, built Of white oak WIZ win
mahoe ransom. by experienced boat BY build,
great sacrifice, will sell tor highest Of
fer, day time, II. 4s01, after pm. NO
I,-tT BoAT and cupboard motor, .yr
old. 5000. Cas- WA. si54 between = and s
CABIN CRUISER. .9xox2's #. sleeps 4:
saiIcy and marine toilet, just hauled out
o4d painted os ssdy TO go GF esEl GE
LYMAN MAHOGANY outooard runsb bout.
aO-h p EVInrude. remote controls. trailer;
other extras. ROLAND BLOW, NO. do3.s.
76-FT. LANDING CRAFT, converted to
cabin cruiser. large cabin but not fitted,
Hal-scott engine worth more 1,, Than an = pree !
DOCK. Dealc, Md, or phone FIR. 99s2
orrBoARn MOTOR, 3,4-h p. run 2 enly IL
Drr A 10 POPULAR DEMAND We are re-
~ Sqb 0fG to bs Sod at dsasTs sasasS
SUE r N7!af THf avs 'SSENsArfi66NsaI. new 3-h.p
Sort spEEDBoAT, m nah, hull. rebuilt
cray ensIns, WI! exchsnee for car or WI WI
rvISRrnt sISt ITH OF ouTBBoARD MOTOR, .-horse-
nonfrs l94;, weedless, used , weeks
fHoNPsoN 1s-toot runabout, lo-hp.
EvlnrHde motor. both in very good CON
ff2D ffsT6 Of orra6ARn aSs c' MdToRscleaTsnc. TR
sale Of trade-ins as low as SIS LARGO
sroRT SHOP, boats. bait tackles Martin
Al CONDITION. guaranteed used out
board motors. also l94s EvinrudeS with
latest adVancements; old motors taken IN
trace Eyinrude motors TO rent by day
or week. Fishing supplies, SOUTHEAST
SALES co .31 lth ST. sc.
MARINE SUPPLIES, paints. rope, fre ex-
tinguishers outboard motors. Scripps ma.
rfne engines. 30 to 500 hp: fishing tackle
FRANK DEL vEccH1o g. SON, 1879 l1tf
BLUE RiRBoN CHAMPION out-boarc
motor. A. III horsepower; used Is hrs.
SS5 Call HO. I9l6-
ELCo 35-FT. CRUISER, incfosed vince
house, spacious cockpit. sleeps 4: la4l
ChrySler engine: new finish: many fea.
tures. ready for bay S41S5- CO. os00
Ap' 5i5.
Evening star., 1948-05-10
COOPERATIVE APTs.-sALE.

GOING. GOING. TO SMART BUYER
yes, this attractive apartment will be gone
If you don't hurry. Spacious as 1t is
lovely, this apaptment consists Of . large
snnipned srMa .1oii pitcben e, hedrms one Haft
by IL IT. in, and tiled bath and shower
deep closets. southern exposure; Priced to
sell this week at only $4,000: immed
poss. Open for inspection. 20 Chesa pc axe
st. Sc, Apt. 40. To reach: Out Nichols
ave. Sc. continue on South Capitol to
apartment bldg. For further information
Call Mr. Goddard. MA. 9141. with FRED.
ERICK w. BERENS SALES. INC. 10
rated-.2 lRe. rms, kit. and bath or
sround FIR. Owner leaving town. Will
give immed, poss. Price. $3.50. Sub
stantial cash REQ. Call Mr. Rice. WO
2165 or Mr.. FITZGERALD, WA. 3Os4.