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Milford chronicle., 1948-11-05
OvERBRoOK

Funeral services were held at
Whites Chapel church Saturday
morning, Oct 80, for Mrs. Lydia
Holland Tease. She passed away at
Frederick, Md. In her younger days
she was a resident of this vicinity.
Mrs. Florence Stauffer has been
visiting her relatives in New York
State. While away, she visited her
daughter and her family, Mrs. jose
ph DerricksOn Of Laurel Springs,
Nj.
Mrs. Frances E. Price, who is enl-
plOyed on the ESQ Roanoke Tanker
is now spending this month with
his wife, Mrs. Marie Simpler Price
Mr.. Charles E. Green, who has
been residing near Norfolk, Va, is
now in this vicinity.
A very delightful time was spent
by a number Of people on Monday
night by having a Halloween party
in the basement of the church al
Milford chronicle., 1948-11-05

Whites Chapel. Delicious ice cream
and cookies were served and the
tables were decorated with beauti-
ful decorations and pumpkins.
On Sunday, November 7th, ami
Fersary and harvest home celebra-
ton at Whites Chapel, beginning at
2 o'clock in the afternoon. The guest
speaker will be Rev. Willard G.
Purdy of Wilmington. Everyone well
come.
On Saturday evening, Oct. 9Oth,
Mr.. Jacob H. Richards of here and
Mr.. Jacob Reynolds of Milford cele-
brated their birthdays at Milford
There were a number of guests
present. Homemade cakes and ice
4 cream were served.
Mr.. Charles Rust of Media, Pa.
and Mrs. Fannie Stevenson of Up
per Darby, Pa, spent the weekend
as the guests of their relatives, Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Campbell On Sun
day they were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Davis ChOrman.
Milford chronicle., 1948-11-05

after all, Falls bounty of vegetables
adm fruits is another point to chalk
in its favor. What prett1er sight
could there be than basket of
red-ripe apples? What better eat
ing that Waldorf salad of apples,
raisins, nuts and real mayOnnaise?
Milford chronicle., 1948-11-05

Let our friends avow that Spring
is the best season. We rest our ar
gument with a quotation from VIII
liam Herbert Carruth's Each in
His Own TOngue"-"SOme of us
call it Autumn, And other call it
God"
Milford chronicle., 1948-11-05

Emerald production has long
been a virtual monopoly Of mines
near Bogota, Colombia, although
small quantities are mined else
where. But the Colombia mines
have been idle fo rthe past 10
years.
Milford chronicle., 1948-11-05

Miniatures Finely worked por-
traits on ivory or metaD took their
names originally from the fact they
were painted with minium ina
tive cinnabar Or lead).
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-12-30
First Pouring Of
McNarY Concrete

A mass of concrete was dumped
into Columbia river near Ply.
mouth Thursday afternoon, start.
ing construction On McNary dam.
The dumping was only symbolic,
since weather was too cold to car
ry on construction full scale. But
now that the first steps Of con-
Struction have been taken, A. c.
Anon of Kennewick, vice presl-
dent for Washington Of the 1nlana
Empire Waterways association,
said construction work will I'M
ioubtedly get under way as soon
IS weather permits. That isn't eX-
~ected to be until the first signs
3f spring arrive.
With Anon from Kennewick TO
witness the first pouring of con-
crete at McNary We're Ross Frank,
secretary of the chamber Of COM
merce; Richard Rector, city super
intendent; Urban Koelker, mayor
elect of Kennewick; Eddie Pacot,
manager of the Kennewick branch
Of the National Bank Of Com
merce; and Paul Richmond, re-
tiring member of the city council
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-12-30
Rector Explains
Plans for air

The plan of the Benton County
Fair association to establish per-
manent fair grounds of between
So and 90 acres in the vicinity of
the Twin City airport was explain
ed to the Kennewick chamber of
commerce Thursday by City SUI
perintendent Richard Rector.
Association officials are working
toward requirement of sufficient
land to provide for car parking,
permanent fair buildings and a
quarter mile race track and rodeo
grounds, said Rector.
Twenty acres of chamber-leased
property may, with the
of the CAA, be used for
car parking, since Herb Henne,
7irport operator, has given his
I rovisional permission, Rector ex-
rlained. IT is hoped to secure per-
to use another ten acres
of land, now leased by the cham
Der to the Layrite Concrete Pro-
ducts company, and the balance of
the space requirement must come
from the chamber.
President Don Solberg referred
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-12-30
Twas an Eventful Year; Flood
TOPS '48 Local News Stories

ant vice president. Trailer park
operators got together to talk
about improvements. DIR. Charles
Tudor of the health department
urged better sanitation laws. Bob
Spurseon won the FLA. award.
June 8 - Residents of the Rlv-
err road planned to move back to
their homes as it was believed
the flood waters were receding. 1t
was announced President Truman
would sign the Highlands lrriga-
ton bill on his trip to the worth
west. Roger Records resigned as
postmaster and Walter Woehler
Continued on Page 12'
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-12-30

and large property owner here.
Colonel Theron ID. Weaver, Di-
vision Engineer Of the Corp Of
Engineers; Col William Whipple,
District Engineer; and 1t. Col. ..
E. Ellison, resident Engineer al
the project, witnessed the cere-
llony.
From Pasco were mayor Nelson,
Dwight Thomas, State Senator
Ole II. Olson, +. S. Johnston, Her.
echel Kidwell, r. S. Brown, +. ..
Van Wartensleben, Howard Mot
fat, Arthur Hagman and Hugh
Scott.
The party Of engineers and Wis
itorS from Umatilla, Hermiston,
Walla Walla, Pendleton and other
nearby points assembled on the
Oregon side and ferried over to
the point on the Washington side
to the townsite Of the new town
of McNary. There the pouring
took place.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-12-30
Short Talks Feature
Meeting of Lions Club

Short talks by three member:
of the club featured the regular
meeting of the Lions at the An
gus Grill last Thursday noon
Speakers were Owen Lytle, who
compared the advantages Of Inv.
ing in America with life in foreign
countries; Thomas Posey, VINO re.
cited his experiences in the serr.
ice: and Virgil Sypes, on high
lights of his experiences.
1t was announced that lady Lii
ons had contributed Is baskets
of food for distribution az Christ
mas time. Fire department meTn-
bers distributed the baskets and
furnished chicken for each.
President Robert Mills present.
ed a gift to Wanda StroSsberger In
appreciation of the dining room
service rendered the club the past
year.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-12-30

Resolution No. - Take the family out Of erampsd crowded.
old:,shioned quarters and start off the year with
Home. district Just south Of the Kennswek schools You will
ring in the new with Joy that will last lifetime. You'll
rejoice At the beauty Of your home. with its brick flower
pastel eolors inside and OUT You'll be thrilled with the
veou. new radiant heat and the perfect insulation that
economical warmth in winter and eoc comfort IN the summer
for yourself on n. wi-dom Of .as On investment II ss
that will pay dividends from on
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-12-30
TO DISCUSS BUILDING

American Legion members viii
discuss plans for printing the
bonds for the new Legion build
ing, when they meet at the Legion
hall at 8 o'clock January 9, Ad-
iutant Ross Frank said this week.
Jack Oliver is Commander OF the
local post.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-12-30

the matter to action Of the board
OF directors of the chamber, in
forming Rector that an answer to
the fair association request might
be expected at an early date.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-12-30
Check these Isatu,es--

. Dsiek flower boxes. shutters. and
lattice psrseIss.
. Dssufifd asphalt s'Is floors
. Asphalt streets. concrete eurbs,
wallis end drivswsys
cemplsfs wssfhsr-ssrlppIns
. csulksd windows. enc Inch or
space bstwsn outer end Inner
vsl. end Receives, ceiling
jasvlssieM.
Evening star., 1948-10-14
ROOMS. APARrMENTs TO sHARE

ON CONN. AvE.-Business girl to share
SG9 ven use IF dn... twin ha Psss ana bath
CONGRESSIONAL sECRETARY wishes to
snare furn. encisnsy apt with girl, 22-30;
$40 mo. MA. 1920, Ext. 1889 day; Ma
testic apts., Ext. 712 after 8.
GEoRGETOWN-Lady will share spacious
apt, bus at door. with / or Q business
service. utilities. cooking privileges, phone;
references exchanged. Box 1os-c. star.
NR, PA. 3 MINI. AYES. s.E.-consen1i.l
strl. who likes pleasant surroundings to
s7eS shsFs d1 furnished Hk Slkn apt own bedroom
GENTLEMAN to share newly furnished g.
and phone Included. Call no. 4eSO.wi6
caiS caTG5 III H9oM' 999a use OF kit and living rm.
CIR. Girl. nensmekins and nondrinkins, to
sss fosS !a :ss;9 saSsn'r ''.l' IN A!lirs'
apt; building with congenial Protestant
worrying girl, age % to n; 20 min. by bus
to .. G. Alex. b277 after 9 pm. Id
share with another young girl. Cali FIR.
GIRL. share sttr. apt. NV, with two Iirls,
pSt; pSta ssa.~ ss1.r avail; excel. transD. .aE
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DOGS, PETS. ETC.

s5S sad W; Akc IssisteSsd. d 6zilHEiwotso5f6; lHi ts5f;
ckA1Es' e. 1fss sh. v...h, 70; aS,,
a. sss ss fsf ~ ~ 81: saS sds g. 70 order
GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies by cham.
pion Lsshsn ;a.sI. vea .dratmsT. CO; Asssrd.
ENaLisH BGII' 300 BOO PUPPIES. Axe reg
istersd: champion sired: :hoy pIospeetsi
markings; unusually large. healthy puppies.
scp oR se5s In their
CO COOKERS st chesry A,Il-pygPies Of
COLLIE, beautiful. white, resistered pedi-
greed; $50. with house. 81. 2176. is
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. aii colors;
Axe reg: We deliver. Rockville 2644.
KEEpsAKE-CocKERs. for individuals
them. them ROCKVILLE nieo as2sa suA'''' come. @15 gee
PERSIAN. beautiful. dark. red. male. $40;
also kittens and young cats, all colors,
purebred. OIL. 1920.
BULL TERRIER. white. female. 8 mos old
E Town viii s,s .sS S5
siAMEsE KITTENS. 2. males: be.utifu
seoM seSsrsssly ssss RgssTsssss Rgo 1888 pair will no. e
iRfsH sETTER, beautiful female. 8 mos
GID, registered. innoc. for distemper. otii
WVEssPi1NG WILLOW KENNELs-cocke,
ors. both sexes, S25 and sS5. Stud serv.
ICES Sssi b boardns inaiya Ss,a runs excel ssrs
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPY, red male. reg.
tssssed hsss Axe pick Of litter. Phone 81
Evening star., 1948-10-14
HOUSES FURNISHED,
NEW DETACHED BRICK-6

NEW DETACHED BRICKS rooms.
baths, large recr. rn,... attractiyely fur
nished: Chevy Chase. Md. from Nov. IS to
May Is; 5000 mo. WI. 6S22 or RE. O493.
BETHESDA CHEVY cHAsE-Attraetive,
small home, available for two months
starting ut once; heat and utilities In
cluded; owner retain one bedroom for oc-
casional use; 2 blocks Wisconsin ave. bus;
S110 per mo. Phone RE. 71SS daytime.
FoR RENT-Furnished home In wesley
Tor Tor j ~ Year i Or longer; $500 per month:
restricted community. q. CALVERT
sSTlHa ssgf HaIFoN As 71H1 lvE.. r.tom. Park, Ma
Detached brick. 8 rooms (3 bedrooms), one
bath. side porch, oil burner; nicely fur
nished; $3.50: Call Miss schroth, SHAN
NON & LUcHS CO., 1905 II ut. NV. MA.
NoRrH ARL., vAzpet, brick on corner
bsS5%s bs%T Sssh sar 81 hsst slRSSa H
9, CO; INC. Realtor. 73s 18th st. NV,
"a couRsgo RRfYgow1L WILLING TO SHARE HOME with
another couple with J. .child;. preferably
one who can keep Q children while mother
works during day; $50. Call HU. 9632
sfseT Pr Ask Tor MRS E.S,S GEE MI4s,, -dS
like old New England fur9tture; Q rms.
bath, secluded patio, drepl.; S176. Box
ron Rent. 14-room house. furnished;
22nq and 1ass. ave. NV. OAu Dupont
Evening star., 1948-10-14
HOUSES WANTED 70 ann.

HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT.
NAVAL OFFICER and vile desire amaii
tufn mouse In NV. or Bethesda area for
occupancy about Dec. LIST. OF. S2z2.
e-BEDRM. HOUSE nearby MARYLAND: uu.
Irurnished; rna max. $50. MRS. DURAN, HI.
SRxzrLlAN ARMY OFFICER d.s,rs: "a q.
bedrm. house. furnished; NV. ssea. near
sassi =: Pleas: s' ca. ''s eo 4 so.i i'' an| r
FURNISHED Oh UNFINISHED, lsr1e or
small; must be In or near COLLEGE PARK.
Write Z. W1NETT. Box 3917. univ. Of Nd.
n YOU HAVE AVAILABLE small unnfurn
nome IN excellent condition and desire to
keep II !o, professional couple will rent
lmmed.. II reasonable; no children: two
e1ed'snee nS tfisl show collies kept outdoors.
6SEtRSisHEps' HE'D HOUSE. a. least 4 lf. BED.
family; preferably In Chevy Chase. Md.
SfeorRstown or Massachusetts, ave perk;
not over 3376 per mo. Box 1be-B Star.
oHNEsE DIPLOMAT desires ANAL fu,n
mouse or apt. BY October 30; NV. section:
year lease; care guaranteed; not over
Sttaa9; pH SeOQ Or Sligo 1888. 30
EESfONS1BLE PARTY or bedroom
house or apartment, furnished or unfIir-
nlshed, IN the vicinity Of American uni.
versity, dor approximately Q months. Phone
NAVY PHYSICIAN, wife and d.ushssr wish
thssda Naval HOSP; max. s1oo. 81. sR. s1ss. 50.
Evening star., 1948-10-14
ROOMS FURhIsHEp-Mp. 3 VA,

ROOMS FURkISHED-MD. 3 VA.
MT. RAINER-4soe 34th st.-Laree Fm.
accepted; phone and laundry. WA. 1858.
ee20 n FRANKLIN Rp., ARI.-Da,,b,e
and single rooms communicating, with
bath bath between; Girls Or family Of 3 empi
aSwntonn tne; Or psnssxo1! S1ess from eu: 20 p.n
seiSis SEcenainaDo or xs sfssf co., p%
yysTn'enses; yT sn to empl. gentlemen; S2s per mo
ROOM For MOTHER AND CHILD, Viii
give dsy care to child. Call sH. 1885,
PEivilsSss: II desired: ) min. B. Q. line. line.
IahsE FONT BEDROOM. son,.n,.n.
Es!sss;S :ssE!S Ss:a. fssssa sssa''0'sa ''.l'; . =.
pvt; bath; smpl. couple Or sentlsman:
e1aven; Sn 1aas lee hwy" as1o 18th st. n. ,Arl.,
shyERSEsYa mLs-s,nel. room, priv prl1.t.
9asn; soal; eonv. to Pensason and Wash. ,ov
$3.50 N. eth ST., ARLrNGToN-rurnished
sIvER sPRfNe. nearby Montsomer, m ensr hi Hili,
new hoe room Unlimited Inn or phons men s asaa
ARLINGToN-Larss single room, COW
phons nfhaasp'' cH Hsaf as5s bus routes; unlimited
FUN: EM;;- ist L.. next to bath; buses bwaS b,
d0Ss d0Ss; empl. lady or couple Phone IA
RivERDALE. MD.-Nice double room 70,
FOE GENTLEMAN, attrac. rm.; 10 min
Wash, min. Pentaeon; buses and parkinl
at entrance; no other guests. TIE. 1881
Evening star., 1948-10-14
APARTMENTS WANTED.

BRIDE HOMELESS until veteran nnds apt.
In nv sed{m l,!Sd 1ytd bath saai SO sr,nv.S. ,max.
sn esaesIlsnt ssfs & HAIPEsN, NO. rs. esos. IS:
BACHELOR, veteran. desires furnished
enlciency apt. In convenient location; $50.
Sterling 1900, Ext. 3713, $50 to s.
WANTED, unfurnished f-bedroom apt, Sc,
employed middle e-ased Christian couple;
NAVY CHIEF. wife and small boys need
2-bedroom apt. Phone Trinidad 1859. 49,
MOTHER, employed, daughter e yrsD
desires l,bedIm apt; also day care for
ENGLISH WOMAN, with British mission,
and mother seek furnished apartment, NV.
Executive 202O, Ext. A, Mon.-Fri. IT,
TWO YOUNG LADIES urgently need one
bedroom apartment. furn., NV. section.
RE. 1890. Ext 216s; eyes,, Wo. gS72.
WILL PAY sIeS MO. for 2-bedrm. apt.
Wash. or vie.; furn. or unfurn. Box 165-1,
GOVT. OFFICIAL desires unfurn. apt. with
two or three bedrooms, nrst.c class bldsI
wife. n. 5000, xxt. 6S6s.
Evening star., 1948-10-14
ROOMS FURNISHED

MOONS tUkNISHg0-Ness
studio room. sleeping porch, next to bath
aSGs1 0ss RooM 81 MaoSs S R Sed. s'es s
Ell sst:; S;sass.ss nm Mo '5a sa7t 7tsf'n1''-..ft9n
81 souas ae1 msH son!:n,sas to ssss
isSs sfSINa RID. NV. OF 14th st. TIA car.
sass 18Th SIT 81. NwAYouns Saas man to .hsr.
room room with anothsr man: veteran pref.
s.ss. s.sty 'Gnn fsm blk e. e sss ss7s e. bus SIS
locn ssss :Ssts sss susals ppv sS ax5S
CLEVELAND PARK. s211 Newark St
Large Large. 2nd,noor s, front room, southern ex.
sooms twin beds ana bath, fs delisssfulls SSaHIs
rSrnisnsS msn anY1. asrePl.ee in each room gentle;
81 DE oSs4y SSsiy' sio q week per person. Gal
LARGE MASTER BEDROOM with is att
ana mo- path Also sss doas. Sss Of Dsas :lns T
bath; $50; use Of sitting rm. OR. 1909
1asS,n1 1ass MASS SAY AYE. NW.DSuels t.Ia beds
Tsss'' 1SNsHfnfSsw SssNseffnfss ST. sws.discon IL.
e Easy wooDLfae SOB fEeniH H. ssG Swn.r.: 'front.'
room on and door, twin beds. Dt. 577s.
sos sH1PHERD ST. N.w.-Room next to
e; mo Tor 2! sssbo for T'n I. 'esii caii "a. to
PoTbLE BEDROOM. semipvt bath h1S With
ffsf EfVfRo os suaaTfEss Ss2f fos
SSnseniai Sm a4aa young women; excel. location.
s!s s1so .i; sss sr; n! N:w:zons deusl. room and
ory,is1ssa one is,nsis; tTtn esds in doubles laundry
sEAITSftiffsuLL4 ffSSfktN1sHEp master T1s Bed
room adjoining semiprivats bath; excellent
transp.; must see to appreciate. ia. 1850.
sl2 RITTENaoysE sT.-Msstsr bedroom.
asat 1asn' excel srsensp adgl family
room, twin beds, pvt. bath; $21 weekly.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.-spacious, isht
front room; conven. to transp.: phone
unlim.' rsas. Cali after pm Wo. SsSi.
sPECIAI-Room on yacht Tech, for man
Of high standards. booked mr.. I4th st.;
sR MtRlpxN tYdns1s hsf fxnktsss Re- sss0 ,n;,
6LirffsoSNs ffskAseE iEsSs N.w-Attr.e.,7we w abl.
rm; rn 49, fsr 2 sdj. bath; conysnient location.
LARGE ROOM. Widows, ind sassf private Fl Ia Bath
shower, H% sas7 excellent transp, Cathedral area
ssa7 1sth ST. N.w.-one large IS front
room' room $l2 weekly; prefer couple. Cali no.
AFT &TfRAc. . LGf. RM.. porch. dbl. bed. IaS nesl,
dec: laundry, phone privilege; bus, car
DOUBLE ROOM In private home, twin
beds; good transp.; reasonable. ia. $3.50.
9s44 S7th ST. N.w.-Besutiful large room
for l .snsleman Or student: Rea:on.Sle;
COL IosEb@s5sz oMsIems5 Eaff istS no. sf ~ NwI.
aises llSss ssn' or ladies' kit privileges: privileges:
furn. room for Q empl persons or couple;
some PRIVILEGES; conv. transp. AD. 3793.
coLoRED-DouBLE ROOM for man ma and
si1s I.a., or emBPloyed sirls; kitchen pr!vi-
s6LSafb1ltSs BELMONT ST. NV? Nv
eoLoREDGiass 9Th ST. N.w.-Room
Furnished: for single, or married couple.
es5 GoLokspaiHo% dsfs5 H%' ntK p ~ 11tIi
;W-mies Sow:. Nice m sm for refined nan. in adult
es%s a. g ss0is is.h Ds S19s&
girl TO share attr. rm. with another girl;
twin beds. semipvt. kit. and bath. Also
tS ooL6REiB.-foSuNtss' 6REi5. Sts MAN to share .hS la1s.
IN Tn dHs nsSt to bath, with another man.
!;5l eSLosIp-lAkeE FRONT sM.. 100 fo4 =
DE: 6645. Thurs. after 1850.
Evening star., 1948-10-14
ROOMS WITH BoARp.

FRIvATE HOME, single o., double, newly
aseofssa sssh sfter eSny srnnsp S1o each: Men
s sss1 HS' ssS 81. N;w.GHieely furnished twin
bed rm and dble. bedrms.; delicious meals;
i4Os 18TH sT. T.W.Sspsce In double to
share for young men; also space in double,
81 share s,1o for M Mypunss lady; excellent meals
mRLfNGToNGIarse Az fdGHi an outside room; home
cooked meals. daily maid service; excellent
transp.; parking privllsses, lovely lot: 10
iioi 18TH ST. NV. - Choice vacancies
available foT business ;. people. wsll.ap.
menus. lis
to share; superior meals; laun. privil,
maid service. excel. transp.; SAT 80
monthly. 1927 Belmont rd. NV. MI.
14Oe lsth ST. N.w:-very nne meals and
coMfSrtaSls rms fof men ana w0nsn
,.,o, nor,,, ,oo,- -.u 10 =.
rood nsishborhood and sxeeiIsnt meals;
couple preferred. Do. o62S. liz
Evening star., 1948-10-14
HOUSES FURNISHED tcs,,.y

WELL ygHNNAEDi % heat; quiet. excel
Essn, Isns nsisn3sSorhGcd; sha3S 2 bedrooms, owner
srate In Kitchen; large living room and
oininE room; use 80 your home. CHI. O2l6.
BEDROOMS, z studies. q baths, Nv: rm..
cdn, ON; rm:: kit,; 30 min. to CAPITOL; ell city
yasw S Lsnham. Nd: SI6o: WA. 1899.
Snovlns Sat. and Sun. or N. T., LIE. q
CHARMING COUNTY HOUSE. IS miles
ton. VI. Phone DE-. 52i2. ID
FURN.. 1-RM. HOUSE in Alexandria, con-
rnSnient ,n to everything; 1-yr. lease. S12b.
GEoRGETowN - Artistically Furnished
e;,1: e,rm: 1h,bath house, in immseulate con-
!arge stone house. situated on weli-land-
fully furniaSed aS.sod. nG 0indsa vins
rn rm:, dinins als rm., Kitchen. isvstory; gsrags;
looking garden; 2nd d., s bedrms., 2
paths: snndeek; ard f.. bedrm. and bath
ana sitting rm.: maids rm., bath. recre-
alton rn.; laundry and furnace rm. on
lower level. BLANCHE q. CATION, Ajax.
0072 and TIE. 1904 Is
Evening star., 1948-10-14

MISCELLANEOUS WANTEp ,ce..

MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tCe-. =
sooksMA ys1 s,5 seoa na., Hiass to zen any SeeK
KiFsSB5Ss ES sS5S sSoHsH6SI sn s2S I Pr G Gs5
cAMEEHs types. movie ses esuipmsnss. sianaas' al
sassSEf ps1 sao19 ST. sss e e. s.s4
2ssss 'f1a iHaa g; SS'e 4
eicrHTsD szsa p9lsss oH:s is:s Dssa ,Sz % meal ss
sSEss Hsnss ;SS r,61|Ss MSSskIs rxWSSAoksS
- iSs 'H$ ;E'. s,?ss ess
FURN-House. apt, or SINGLE psn Dieces A. b,.n. n.n
e sszss ss,a RI I'll 4'aS7 ":
~ ess .e sS e ;a:ss ss..ss: ssssa; ss,:
bTic-s-brsc. suying ana diiih ssiiins Tor en,Ys ave-,
S'n, So sea5s nH .as9P .aas89PwooD's. sth and K Ii sss
tents Or ada pieces: hlshsss GSsiso'' prisss' s01
FSRSirGkEH rtHfH waNnfpS.d.ss ss1 ase s oSsS
seRs &C. Ct maff9s fS afhs ffhss.' secretary break
sessh dIsssTdea ;saelrs 90 wseie p., pssnu sssh
WsrAFsfGKsS y WAITED ssaEs :. saS a.he,t. 4.
sss ssa.. ss. SfSsR 6. e9Ss.'s!as! ssse
SIWsssAffsEassp ~ wAN4RaDe AR De4sl ~ A,sn... price,
sS ss ess.. sssss Srtssa'';; saa
P1xNo% M % wzNrEEp1wssS;; s. Nv; d.; DI se11 Co.,.
~" saks { care q same for 8 mos. or longer H
fixNosGorsnd. upright, sp,n.s. @ls or at
sssh, "a siiss sasz '1'0A' "'u 'a'
$50 s;es ssftsr 70 Am. ior courteous sDpraissi @ sal
sehISIps seahIsIs 1sSSS. RsS ssssb. 3 ss.r. 90 nc
bounds; auto batteries @ sa.7t s.cR R:f deiyo lSo
cred to our warehouse. Highest price paid
iof scrap iron. scrap metals. house rags and
.U n11efles you cannot deliver yegi
TpMIoI@oM @ RAG 4 BAG Cum co'. a15 L st. wHsa. s:R..
pounds; auto batteries. $s75 sacR; deIiyo. lIiSo
cred to our warehouse. Highest price uI paid
auto M sShrap iron scrap metals house rags and
yYNk CO. saa6 se dsers|a RHons ss. us n.w.. AGs AS
SEWING sins11 MAcI1HsNs9Es-w. 4. .I1s1Ns9Es-w buy all .,p..,
RRlsssting, Rs 1sI, 7lo llth st. NV. RE. 1900.
M!ooD.MoRk1Ne MACHINES. ,s-tneh
nosS In ssxSseilsnt working condition. CalI Mr..
MANTkD-Bettef grade oe household fur.
SS bsSs: .ysn;ns. srsaSuss sna osass furniture NA
Al nfTERESTKD in puytns sa,vsrv.,.
;sS.,rs sny sondssSn: p c4ins: Sric. s:Srae. eid
aSye ayye 2r s. 9 NV stsrIins 74oe.
AL nETTER QUALITY used furniture
tmsiuoing "a breakfront. secretaries, drop-iesl
taelss; a1E.;,M M os76; after 8 pm. RA. 1854
AZ TIENIIONERaulers and aceumulatofi
metals .es Us before you . seii W Va .i9syn9 iSs.sn
pay the highest market prices, WASHiN6.
dUM d6UnMy RAG d BAG CO.. 316 L st. o.W., 81
WILL PAY ALL CASH for hot-vater or
sIeam SsiHm boiler u eood condition Call Mr..
SSnnrsn. FEDERAL CONTRACTING CO,
s!o view YORK ave. NV. Ma. f4I6. Lii
Evening star., 1948-10-14
ROOMS euRhisnEp-No,,AeeeI

l.aRSIE hMRGE Front nsoIs .Is RM in gyt det: home
SifJ: SEI. s$o ossS @ ~ W. W ssSe' eD''' employed
aedd'sFssplns aad .tssstsss, from; IT,. FIR 1894; mr.
DOUBLE ROOM, twin beds, next 10 batt
81 sas AaS iasS"fa MAnIIHasb IhIaHis1 Avf wee
ing room. next to bath; nice location
iiis sr. NE.1E.rssss ss1G; 'front.' room. mex,
4S00 Sth ST. NE.-Double room to sharS
with gentleman student; also single room;
THE M4RIek. ffsss0 3 Ct. NE.-NNifees,, NENNife,
furn: dble. rm.. twin beds, running water
laundry prtvils. Also share rms, $2b.
1854 eth ST. N.E.-Larse front room
maple twin beds, inner spring mats'. Nt
Rainier saTlins; kis. PRIVILEGES. 81. 1859
ooLoRED-4la7 MINNESOTA AVE-. Ne
M;,One furn. front rm. for refned couple
lent housekeeping; no children; bus stor
sofoRl64Niso5isaIEY s5iaE FuRN R 41 ioo@ ssss Tor III +.
liable empl. gentleman; good transp.; priy.
ileges. CAN DE O456 after 6. -ib
CoLORED-S18 10th ST. NE-IArs.
'front.' room for single gentleman or LADY
coLoRED-4s1o CLAY ST. NElL.Srr,
'front.' room, next to bath. TR O626. lie