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Evening star., 1948-03-20

mad just one OF those men risen to say humbly,
simply something like this: II appreciate the
Presidents courageous stand. Although it NAV
mean the loss of my seat in this chamber and
political oblivion, I declare now that I too am
prepared for prompt, expeditions action, of
Whatever nature is required to contain the Red
scourge. am prepared to act as swiftly as
the crisis compels regardless OF personal attack
or OF the immedite unpopularity of my stand.
My constituents called upon me to act in their
highest interest; they expect me to be an in
telllgent agent. not merely willing tool I
believe in this time Of cataclysmic warfare,
foresighted action is paramount to all else if
our Nation OF free men is to survive This
action at times may be in advance of popular
sentiment, but even So II wisely taken, it will
be handsomely rewarded at the polls once
popular opinion forms up. But, Mr. President,
even If the polls repudiate me, shall bear up
bravely with clear conscience, having still the
highest Of all rewards-the knowledge that
served my country as best I knew how"
j. N. BELL
Evening star., 1948-03-20
But Does Stain Know 1t?

To the Editor Of The Star:
As an old subscriber, request you to print
the following poem by Ella Wheeler Wilcox on
your editorial page Immediately.
"The Worlds Need
$50 many gods, so many creeds,
So many paths that wind and wind,
While just the art Of being. kind.
Is all the sad world needs"
ANNE Russell.
Evening star., 1948-03-20

If time affords. Mr. Wallace might ex-
plain his fears. some years back, of mil
lions of unemployed. The way Hank
figured, the country at this time should be
Seething with rest.
Evening star., 1948-03-20
Questions and Answers

reader can get the answer to any question OF
Bureau, y, a16 Eye street NE. Washington 2, .. c.
Please nclose three (3) cents for return postage.
Evening star., 1948-03-20

A salute to those American manufac-
turers who sold u million pounds of vita
min pills in 1947, and congratulations on
their appearance of abounding vitality
and radiant well-being.
Evening star., 1948-03-20
To the Editor OF The Star:

To the Editor Of The Star:
Bravo President Truman! I believe he gave
most sorely needed speech. Everything he
said was extremely important, and hope
Congress does not fail the American people
by not taking heed A READER,
Evening star., 1948-03-20

Letters for publication must bear
the signature and address Of the
1oriter, although 1t is permissible for
10r1ter knoDn to The Star to use
nom de plume Please be brief
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-16
DAGSBORO

Mr.. and Mrs. George Werner ana
son, Jerry, of Washington, d. c.,
spent FRIDAY to Monday with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l. H. West.
Alr. and Mrs. George E. Long and
children returned to their home in
Philadelphia, after spending ten
days with relatives here.
Mrs. Viola Kassay, of Arlington,
Va, spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. Frank r. Timmons.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Donkan
and son, Teddy, Of Baltimore, Md,
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Gray and
family, Mrs. Ida Tingle and chill
dren, Of MillsbOFO, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam TimmOns and children
were dinner guests Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence TimmOns.
Miss Collean Ross, Miss Marion
Murray, of FrankfOpd, and Mrs
Viola Kassay, of Arlington, Va,
were dinner guests Sunday of Mr..
and Mrs. Bennie TimmOns and
daughter, Jane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Rogers are en-
tertaining their mother, Mrs. Bier
man and daughter, of Wilmington.
Mrs. Ida Porter, of Baltimore,
Nd, is spending sometime with her
sister, Mrs. Sallie Brasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Preston West and
Gayl called on their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Isaac West, Sunday. e
Mr.. Edgar Campbell, Mrs. Bertha
Taylor and Woodrow Steen are on
the sick list at this writing.
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-16

Mr.. Charles Andersen, of New
ark, spent several days with his
parents at Grace parsonage, last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Ocheltree and
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T. Uhler were din
ner guests on Sunday Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John W. Elliott
The Birthday Party sponsored nv
the Methodist Church was a big
success-the net proceeds being
$l41.00.
Mrs. Pearl Mills, president of the
Home Demonstration Club and
Mrs. J. R. Barwick, vice-president
attended club meeting in George
town on Thursday of last week
Mrs. Anna Keel and son. Earl
attended tie funeral of Mrs
Keel's nephew, Ormand Bowdle in
fredericksburg, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reese Warrineton
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Uhler. mOtOred to Baltimore on
Sunday Mr.. Uhler is spending the
week there with relatives
Mrs. Harry Warrington and
daughter. June, motored to Newark
on Tuesday. June, who is a student
at the University of Delaware has
ben sick with a cold.
Greenwood School News
On Monday, April 5th, Green
wood varsity boys practiced for tbc
last time before their first baseball
game. Tuesday saw the game he
tween Caesar Rodney and Green
wood started with Joe Hynson as
pitcher. To finish the game, Paul
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-16

Hochstedler and Bill Hewlett were
added. The game ended with
Greenwood following three runs
behind their rival.
Mrs. Cranston and her Home
Economies classes attended a
meat cutting demonstration at
BridgeviIle on Wednesday. A dem
onstratOr from the Eskay Meat
COmapny of Baltimore showed the
various cuts of beef.
Juniors and Seniors boarded one
of the school buses to head for Del
mar on Thursday. A Vocational
Guidance Conference evas held In
the afternoon, including a lecture
for the whole assembly, followed
by 45-minutes of departmental div
isions. The group was accompanied
by Miss West and Mr.. Grassmyer.
A short movie in color was pre-
sented on Friday after the lunch
period to the profit and entertain
ment of all. 1t was a Betty Crock
er demonstration in cake baking
produced by the General Mills Cor
pOratiOn.
The senior class members are to
be the guests of honor at the Ban
quet and Dance given by the Alum
nj Association of Greenwood
School on Saturday evening, April
II. The members are as follows:
Glen Hamstead, Paul Hochsted-
Ter; Robert Messick; Alvin Outten:
Robert Rooney; Florence Hudson:
Mary LObO; Ann Meredith; Edna
Nichols; Lorraine Wisseman: ALL
cen WOlters; Evelyn Hammond;
Irene Wright.
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-16
Inside Troubles

E. R. P: The future of the whole
World looms as a challenge to
peaceful Nations that are support
ing such ideals as the Marshall
Plan. If the European Recovery
Program is successful there will
be plenty of military strength to
sustain it-and to check the spread
of Communism.
STRIKES: We can hardly expect
to straighten out the rest of the
World if we cannot stop coal
strikes in our own country, and
make strikers in packing houses
cut out rough stuff and go back to
work, especially as it is perfectly
plain that they are giving another
push to the imitation of meat pri-
ces.
Haven't we had enough of coal
strikes? ? Apparently not, as there is
a ban on coal exports, and curtail-
ing of passenger travel on rail-
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-16
GREENWOOD

Gloria Rec, of Philadelphia, will
be the solo dancer at the Green
wood High School Alumni AssOci-
alton banquet on April IL. She is
known throughout the United
States, Panama and Canada for
her 'TapOlOgy with Charm"
David Wood, well-known tenor
of Media, Pa, will do several So
los.
Mrs. Homer Lynch and Mrs.
Carlisle FarrOw spent Friday in
Wilmington.
The Y. T. C. met at the home Of
Donald Draper on Wednesday eve
ming, April z.
Mrs. Evlyn Morris, of Lincoln,
and Mrs. Burton Donovan, of Mil
tons were. guests of Miss Mahala
Isaacs on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Collision, of
Wilmington, were weekend guests
of relatives here and near town.
The Kent-Sussex County Joint
Institute Of the w. G. T. u. was
" - --NeOAAANA nCA Z Ou luuI6Udy 4,
April 8, and everyone enjoyed the
meeting.
Miss Norma Lofiand and Mr.. Will
liam Smith, of Wilmington, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
LOfiand on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Chambers of
Media, Pa, were, overnight guests
of the LOflands on Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard Duling, of
Philadelphia, spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Coulter.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Vol
unteer Fire Company will sponsor
a Kitchen raft Demonstration on
this Friday evening at 8 o'clock to
which everyone is invited. Don't
miss it.
The winner in the 10th drawing
Of the Blsnket Club was. Mrs. Nell
lie Friedel, of Bridgeville.
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-16

Hall on April 80, benefit of the p.
T. A.
Mr. and Mrs. John Coverdale vis-
tied Mr.: and Mrs. Roy beats and
family of Dover, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Berwick are
the proud parents of a son born in
the Milford Memorial Hospital on
Wednesday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Mcgee were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Bishop, of Berlin, Md.
Mr.. Sam Ingram visited Mrs. In
gram in the Methodist Hospital in
Philadelphia, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wright and
Lacy ShockleX were Sunday guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Shockley of
Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Metz are moving
into their new home on the Lin
cOln-MilfOrd Road, this week.
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-16
LINCOLN
lncOIn Methodist ChurOh
leN E n. Wright, Minister


Inc0In Methodist Church
lew IL N Wright, Minister
Sunday, April 18th
10 a. M, Morning Worship; SER
non by pastor
"A a M. Church School.
1880 b. M, evening worship.
All are cordially invited to at
tend these services.
Nr. and Mrs. Elton Lynch and
on entertained on Sunday, Mr.. and
FRS. Lester Lynch, Of ROxana, and
r and Mrs Paul Godfrey and
mily, of MillsbOrO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Sheldon are
visiting relatives In Washington,
y. c., this week.
Mrs. III. p. Clendaniel and Mrs.
Henry Wilkins, Jr., and daughter,
Carla Sue, spent Friday in Edge
more Gardens, with Mr.. and Mrs.
dgar Clendaniel and daughter,
Cathy.
Mrs. ]. M HUFF entertained at
cards on Friday evening. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. A. D..
Dickers0n, Mrs. Chas. Grove, Of
Milford; Mr. and Mrs VIM. Watson,
Dir and Mrs Frank Vibbert, Mrs.
Edgar Isaacs, Mrs. Clarence Cal
hOhn, Of Shawnee and Mrs. Matte
p. Greenly and Mrs. Geo. Derrick
son.
Mrs. Elton Lynch and son, Paul,
were Philadelphia visitors on
Thursday
Mrs. Murray Brenneman, Sr.,
spent part Of last week in Philadel-
Dhia.
Mr.. and Mrs. COurtland Pinder
and Mr. and Mrs. r. Grinditch, Of
Wilmington, We're Sunday guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Unsinn.
Mrs. John Hulse Of Manasquan,
~ , and Mrs. Alvin SheW, Of Pitts
hurgh, Pa, who are visiting their
narents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Cook,
Of Milford, were town visitors on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reese Wilson and
Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas Wilson and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Morgan, Jr., and sons, were Satur-
Gay evening guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Mcgee.
Marvin Transure, of the u. S. ~,
spent several days last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Donovan and
family.
Don't forget the card and bingO
rarty to be held in the Community
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-16

roads. The United States Govern
ment is struggling in efforts to
stop more strikes. The existing la.
Dor law provides ways for settle
ment of strikes. Controversial is
sues may be taken before tie
Courts.
OPINIONS: The Washington Post
truthfully observed in an editorial
covering tax reduction, and price
control that the labor disputes
must be faced as a real threat to
the National welfare and should be
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-16

dealt with firmly and decisi9ely.
The editorial observes. 80 Tar the
Administration has shown a singu-
lar reluctance to invoke che pro-
visions Of the Taft-Hartiey Act
deaiin gwith National emergencies
to bring effective pressure to bear
on John L Lewis.
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-16

Rest and exercise, not too much
and not too little, can prevent or
delay the progression Of some fn-
curable heart diseases.
Milford chronicle., 1948-04-16

AA indications point to high egg prices in the fall
10y 10y can cash in on this market by following
this simple program.
Evening star., 1948-12-15
APARTMENTS vhFURhIsHEp.

UNFURN., 3 RMS, pvt bath; util. Incl. !;
$3.50; quiet employed couple only.
BRENTWOOD Village ne. locale. DE. 1908.
3,hM; UNFURN. APT, Hyattsville, near
Mo. univ' close to transp. Call GE. 5155.
NEW new BUILDING. 2 bedroom apt. Is rms).
$g9s SO per mo; l ,bedrm. a rms) apt.
ence Na al 74as Hta included veterans prefer
TWO ROOMS, employed cple.. utilities
iurn'' pvt. bath and entrance. VI. $3.50.
EARGE Ixns d.J.,ans and bedroom spts in garden
GARDENS: 5s0I Hamilton ' st.. Sers kosers
a6gh aH6slghts, Nd, near Peace Cross. UN.
I41O WEBSTER ST. N.w.-Two rms, Kit,
pvt; bath, porch; partly furn, utilities in
927 G ST. N.W.-Nine rooms, baths;
TWaAksH,NdpoN TaknM. eHx REALTY; GE.; $500.
sTn; s1s $50 $50 mo- sn smployed couple only Avail
f AM AND GAR3aE s25 io ior iesMv,ns ssar room
bedrooms and bath, large kitchen equip
PED with new Hotpoint refgr, z cubic IT,,
ana new GE electric range: part of base
ment with washing facilities; fenced-in
yasd; y,5d al & utilities furn. cony. to Pentagon
PENTAGoN REALTY CO.. Fairfax 39s.
THE WINDSOR PARK HOTEL, $500 Con-
necticut ave, is taking. applications for
unfurnished apartments for permanent oc-
sppaISy ssuppancy. Rentals.one living room, one
$50 per month. One ''i' iivins room. Snoo two 70
bedrooms, two baths and kitchenette, 1925
to $3.50 per month. THE WINDSOR co,
INC, owner. -21
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Nothwe,t.

AMERICAN UNIy; PARK-Prick, semi
tEasf s3si: at eve 4G cH NIT MITCHELL QUICK 81
aAMERIcANs UNIVERSITY PK-petashed
rm large rea5 yard close te
prlee cail Mr M Burke, ssn LEduM e M q aIks! dER.
AMEkfGAN ME HGAsr9 HSf2EksrY SH A9 7sqp
rms rms and bath End a; gas s.-c' heat heat; UsH det.
ssEess 1fssf nssh56ihs'd DGas ts9S Rps
aMER1cxN AMER exf GGkSivERsirY GkS pARk-A Rkls loea.
0 homes es 'teSs etg nest
cellent transportation facilities: superbly
rooms and bath on IND f.; 10 owner ne trans ans
sensSy 0a. sell ea H. of SN xsTs
sAkNABY WooDs1Beautiful new brick
floor; 2a baths, lavatory in osmt. screened
room with t,replsee. Near srsS best Schools fs IL
or Cd dess sfise9s eHaPMSR HanPsMas1as EGr4 Gf FE Co
lDt close to soFes Eao and
BETHESDA-Most attractive red brick
Colonial on spacious level homesite. close
n oor gaHSeh sood st
with breakfast space; large. we'll appointed
living room with attractive mantel; gas
aANp En- ssoo onsReans eRes o. dss17 dSSANT
BETHESDA-White bunga Pretty in and
out; de luxe quality; fine close in area;
n nTe l, pl,, garage gas h-w. heat. OWNER.
BETHEsDA-A rambler bungalow with
rec. rm. in bsmt., gas a.-c. heat; storm
Sesutifsily fept and is n sS a' Hets
ave. ave 'us and % Medical % Center. icTf THos s "iS T.
PHILLIP. wo. 1000 until pm, 351s
BRiGHTwooD, 514 oGLETHoRPE ST.
Beautiful semidetached brick; reception
ball; living room. dining room, den,
B!RIGHTWooD. near sth and auackenbos
FELL HEAL Estate. sH. 11os til 5. Nf
It. sisso sh and % s1s.n
semidetaehed brick home with large kitch-
en- modern Me- c.ri bath hTh
MARs5HLL ! 4 - Isjjs wAPIE CO. 1874 ilth St:
BRIGHTWOOD-2-fam family brick: Q kits, 2
baths, rms. plus 2 heated porches. gas
heat, 2-car brick garage; only $1,000 down.
Call MANUEL HYMAN, RE. 1879 or RA.
BRIGHTWooD-Buns bedrooms,
large living room with fireplace, dining
room, kitchen, bath, inclosed rear porch,
full basement with shower, storage attic,
quiet neighborhood SENATE REALTY
eGEvT eG f cHas4 8Sae: D. c-Det. brick; ls Bed
rooms, ga baths: excellent location; near
sehSGs saa tSsnsp RAYMoNp 2sss sa5asf pSs
sac HEvX YissR1sR SRSsR sSsa blessed s,e
rsmen. church; $a0.e59; detached home
ready for possession. There are 7 rms;
4; TWEED co. 1904 Conn. ave, EN-.
CHEVY CHE sn' cEAsEGsesutiful s@ Colonial. Q 4
ton: | block q circle: Isl door includes
modern moo. M kitchen; large lot Price $500
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-H you have been
looking in this section for q. value. see
this one at $1s.50O. Completely gone zone
Z .ms., oil h.-w. heat, fireplace, Gear
garage; conv; to Lafayette and Blessed
Sacrament Schools. THOS. L. PHILLIPS.
Wo. 1900 until Q pm. 361s Conn. -17
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HOUSES FURNISHED (con,. i,

GRIN. AND BATH HOME, Landover Hills;
Sonv. to eyerything; furnished; incl. wash
avail s,yaialabls Feb /; may have lease If de-.
k!ssHRevas mie daxnsaHa cs as rHomssos tS ssSs
q SEokGEToWN@sfa4oami. ofaaEi SR1 sf4ai in perfect con.
piesss ptSn ana TnuiusT FURNISHED in select ANTIQUE
tsls bdms. bhsemsSs baths uaiaue ii ilv aqns. pm,
ssz Il. ststs Ea ana r. RKRaHr SiHs H0 1893 1873
sfSs Misasy saa Gs1s ea W
AND 3 room corTtASSSaEs tSSa for rent: 1us fufn.,
sna s09ahs baeisisi Hsiafax ss sssJs estween
FOR RENT-Beautifully decor and furn.
Chevy Chase home on Bradley lane. Car
bethss bbetns m,s;c ,no;oenout no house; bedrms..
porch, firepiaces and ample servants; quar-
ters; tt lge formal garden. entirely inclosed
ssys ssyns %Ssasss E ess;sss ssssssssJ :aas Eli
RaY; Ra eKgs Kxgssekdays: sE. iSsS; Sat. A sun. n
Clinton. Md.-s5-min. drive south Of
Wash; mr., Andrews. field; attractiveiy
tory on rd aEse H sa ssa5P psr baths oHS
bINq 81 77fs CO. &c sH Nc asas5 ao5 Southern BIDS
E Iss y ssss sS T. aSSss
liv. rm.,, din. rm.. kit and study on ist Il. :;
a cheerful bsat bsdrms with baths upstairs
servants In bsmt pran Ie rent $500 sar: per
Southern Bids f' 81: 74fs oo Or 81 &e ssss' sSs
snd bath ASa ses aat atss renss
st3 sSs M:; y1!sgazSy f5asl kaAl SsFfTF
best asfsSsorhoodA sAs5s ess5 las as q EN- Is! esS
souseh ~ doT qssepen b frn
dry eaat o beat e servants sitting Tm aun
reception hall, drawing rm.l ~ din. in. 'ra. rm',
Ssdr: Ssd a.: bsdfms and BATHS; 9th ath H.. I'm
bath; for lease BY the year. T For fip appt ato to
TAaNER i 4 RE isoe Co. NC ls5i 5iAsaL Conn. ave: e
NJ M Rails. ali sseS NO sgY4 sEgYss Sat or Sun. phone
CHEVY CHASE. Substantially furn, g.
Dedroom, 2H2-bath brick house with double
shoppng and schools: $3.50 pss per 1n 9o sransp
leaSs. Ser, Please call Mr.. Yount, with FRANK
siLVERs LsVH1sItRS sfkrRG II 1tts hbkcA1ow oI.nIs,.
fioor; 100 ,sts bedrm; bath; heated porch; bedrm.
sna5 sna oafh 2nd sadI q. Lease mos. or LONGER,
COLLEGE PARk-Three bedrooms, bath,
Lying lg room with fireplace. dining room
sitchen: adequate basement with Bendix
furn Including linens and china. Avail.
Dec. ~ for 3 mos. S1s5 mo. UN. 7O39.
TWO BEDRM.. det.: redec,; uv rr ~.
nette. kit. util. rm.. full bsmt.. g.h.; conv,
rreanFtagon raFaV I'd STdowntown area. Gil. O745.
SmEvf st,,Evf CnASE, d, c., having 3 bedrooms,
Phone MI; Barrows, DE. 5000, RANDALL,
d HAGNER & CO.. INC, 1921 Conn. ave.
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HOUSES UNFURNis0ED.
NEW DETACHED RRIcK HoMF ; ~;

NEW DETACHED BRICK HOME, 3 bedrms..
gas heat; near school and Shopping dis
tIiet' IN IN Alexandria; Sl65 month. Call
$o7 TIMBERwoop AVE-. Silver @1R sprins,
heat; one block from pub. 0s transp as snnn. a"1o
pI ping zehpur Church and schools; S1Ss per month.
ss7 & ST. N.w.-Nine rooms. 2 6la batb,
WzASHINGIoN REALTY. GE. $500. .''' o.
attractive house: 3 bedrms., 2 baths,
maid maids rm. and bath. gar. gas heat rent
S225 per mo-. immediate occupancy Shown
5y 9y.raS app,T 6v gill GILL1AT & CO, Exclusive
5000 1900, oyE sTsEET-Larse semidetached,
mediate n. possession. HENRY scHAFFERT.
SOIL iath sT. N.E.Asemidet., rms. "
path Paths, a gas heat; s125. Call Ho. l447
NEW HOME in Alex, 4 bedrms., 2h bas baths
rs;;s res room with bar; available Ian / !;
poiRtent eoiaTae welsSme en2 w Sl?5 Shown sp
siLyTk sfRiNe xREaGs.bedroom. 1lsa nj h.
as5h O51ef p1s2 ss2SRf Re.ea kesr o Sd 75eC $3.50
s91l EWING DR., Bethesda. Nd. corner
5radmoor and Ewing .dr)-New house,
immediate possession: detached brick; 8
rooms @ bedroomsl, Ia baths. side porch,
electric refrigerator, gas furnace; $3.50 per
mo. HOUSE open over week end. Direc-
tons: Drive out Wis. ave, left at Bank
OF Bethesda: out Old GEORGETOWN rd., 2
squares Glnsnt,.s past Is. Suburban Hospita left on
Ma 2345 ia
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

BE- BEL-AIR CLUB, y blk. Ga. and Alaska
97775. b and 3; best in food, sH sa17, sH
slo eend ST. N.w.-Youns man to share
lee front rm. with another man; twin
491I 18th ST. N.w.-Attrac. lee. rm., lee.
closet; splendid neighborhood: good board
for lady; maid service. RA. 1857 -l5
ROOM AND BOARD-Top level guest home
has has Immediate space for one career girl;
S52 so, and one man, S55 per month;
maid service; near everything. HU. S193
MANCHESTER APT. HOTEL, 1923 NJ st.
n.w.-Bed-liv. rm., pvt. bath, maid serv,
switchboard, elevator; attrac. din, rm. =,
1874 MASS: AVE. N.W.-WndefP Wn PiSy new mane mre
agement; doubles and singles; eonv. to
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1901 21st st. n.w.-A
few vacancies for men and women; excel
lent meals; phone and maid service; in one
81 Washingtons choice guesthomes. HO.
CALVERT HoUsE-14o1 18th st. Dbl
and share rms; transient and perm.
guest; Families accommodated. Excel. food
l754 MASS: AVE. N.w.-very nice e1s bsmt
dble.. pvt. bath; $50 ea.; also share for
boys; S4S.50 ca mo. Ia
1927 18th ST. N.W.-Double and share
rooms for young men and ladies' I6s
Evening star., 1948-12-15
COAL. WOOD AND FUEL OIL.

BAvE S1.5o WHEN ORDERING ~ cords
Of quality hard wood. Cord orders cheer
fully delivered; Cut any length. Prompt
deliver delivery in ToAE Arlington and Fairfax Counties
FOE. SPLIT wELL-sEAsoNED firepiac,
wood, 16 and "a in. lengths delivered in
CO., MA. 1855.
OAK Woop. sle;7s cord; mixed. s17.75.
Pa. S39S. Fairfax 692-W-X ID
SEASONED WOOD, any lengths: sls.5o
SEE sPfcs s1o sAGH fGFd oS Sa SH a9ss
RRsa; Rsnns sl4 ton; Possh9ntas stove, s16 ton;
s19 ton: sewickley egg, S15 ton; terms
cash only. BORAK COAL AND on. 3si3
yeue5son Davis hwy, Arl., Va, oV. 1046
OAK CORD WOOD, sa1 per cord; u Hca cord
81; immediate delivery; any length. LU
MoRE FOR YOUR MONEY, with fully sea.
soned 100% hardwood; no pine or in
ferior mix; stacked on truck SO you see
It's lis s. full cord; $22. THE WOOD MAN
ATTENTION WOOD BURNERS, slab 70,
stove or fireplace; 1907 union Hyattsville
$500. 90
Evening star., 1948-12-15
co. .oP. ApTs. FOR SALE

BEAUTIFUL CORNER APARTMENT. artis-
tically decorated and furnished. with new.
modern equipment and interesting novel
well, above the tree tops, the outlook
thrdugh picture windows is intriguing !;
located one block from 10th st. NV; 5
rooms and bath. ample closets. Call Mrs
Merillat, CO. 5165. night or Sunday, other
times here. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. 1719
Mr.. 18th AND N ii. AvE.-conv. down.
town location; lovely apt. with 2 exposures,
and ample closet space, elevator and
Mr RE sesI eves so WA oso
with FRED A. SMITH. Realtor, 1113
BEAUTIFULLY MoDERNrzED - central
NV. location; rooms and bath, large
Everett Scott. co: 1000, BT: Sil-c. with
SHANNON & LUcHs CO. 1905 H st. NV,
PoRTER ST. Mr.. CONN. AvE.-com-
ese nE SGl ftahsn With
dining Snd alc1ys. bath eGHpeS only ST.
g. CO, ST. 1900. Res, MI. bOO4 =l6
Evening star., 1948-12-15
BOATS,

OWENS 1e49 cruiser, 80 foot, now o.
display: 1900 Maine ave. s.w.. weekdays
LARRY JERMAN, Distributor -19
TROLLING for rock. trout, blues. Chesa.
Peake Bay, Eastern Bay. Bloody Point
Popular Isle, GooSes. For reservations cal
CAPT. A. v. KING. WA. 4192. -15
sTEELCRAFT WASHINGTON CO. specials
2o.ft: cabin cruiser; excel. cond.:
sturdy and attractive boat: has all
accessories, many extras ~ S1,05(
26-ft. 1946 Steelcraft sedan with
.. stove and many extras 2.75C
26-ft. 194s Steelcraft de luxe sedan;
used less than rs hrs; Packard
engine: reduced to 4,6O(
27,ft. 194s Stylecraft; sleeps 4; used
less than go hours; like new;
speed speed % m.p,h.; cost se,2ooo:: r.
GAIT. 194s Truscott: used less than
80 hours; in water months; cost
$4,000; priced 1890
Order your 194e steelcraft now; 2o-ft.
26-ft: and 3h-ft. cruisers. See at STEEL.
or call ST 4l45
Evening star., 1948-12-15
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comfortably furnished house In quiet NV
section Call Ho. 7474. Ext. 206. between
Will PAY GP TO $500 PEE MO. for fur.
nished house. Jan. /; minimum, bedrms.
baths: District preferred. WO. 713S.
ARMY OFFICER. wife and three children
want 3-bedroom unfurnished house, NV.
Wash or vicinity Pentagon; S135; Janu-
ary occupancy. SH. 5721. l9'
NAVY COMDR., wife. school children
desire 3-bedrm. furnished house. about
Jan. l: NV. or Arlington; best references
Call D1. 4150, Ext. .701. between $50 and
$50 am or z and pm IT,
WANTED TO RENT; unfurnished house,
three bedrooms near Walter Reed Hospital
and grade school; l8-month lease desired.
Phone CHI 1892