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Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-22
George

Mrs. Julia Parker Edwards,
Miss Nancy Ray Parker and Roy
Parker left Monday for Guilford
College. Miss Nancy Ray Parker
entered college there this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Timber
lake and children spent the
weekend in harrisburg with Mr..
and Mrs. L. L. Dozier.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. Parker
have returned from Richmond
where Mr.. Parker has been d
patient in St. Elizabeth's Hospi-
tai.
Ray Parker returned to Suf-
folk, Va, Monday night after
spending the weekend here.
w. X. Brown, who has been i'll
at this home for several DAYS,
is much improved.
Miss Janet Todd who under
went a tonsilectomy at Roanoke
Rapids Hospital, Friday morn
ing is now at home.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-22
Old Letter Recalls
Civil War March

INDEPENDENCE, Mo. (U. =
P)-Mrs. Marvin Thompson has
found a letter written by her
father, George Washington Tho
mas, while he was marching
through George with Sherman's
troops in the Civil War.
We marched through Geor
gia, South Carolina, and North
'arollna," he wrote. 1--WE
.aven't had much fighting to do
because we drove the Rec\ be-
fore us like sheep.
When we captured the CAPT.
tai OF South Carol -, l ~ err
saw such destruction in my life
l don't believe there were so
houses left in the city. TIL @
Reds left in the evening and
that night the boys went in and
commenced burning.
The officers could not ston
1t. Hundreds of women and
children were turned out of
doors without anything to eat or
wear.
Il think South Carolina will
remember this was as long as il
IS state. We had to live on
the country about 80 days and
you know that an army as big
as this will devour a great deal
OF grub. l feel sorry for the eli
tlzens OF these states, for I am
afraid they will perish"
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-22
Northampton
Soil
Conservation
Notes
By John B. Litchfield

j. Grady Bridgers, OF jackson,
says terraces he built several
years ago have increased crop
yields and put definite creek
to erosion on the field where
they were built. He has rc.trt-
ly developed a compler1 ccnser-
walton plan with the cnopc -aticn
of the Roanoke-Chowan Soil
Conservation District. A land
capability map, showing the kind
of soil, slope and degree Of ero-
sion in each field, was used in
developing the plan. This map,
he says, makes it possible to
classify the land according to its
capability and plan the best use
for it. He will build more ter
races on other sloping fields, re-
tire one three-acre fieli to per-
manent hay aai put wjldiifc
borders along the woodland
edges of his fields.
H. c. MaddreY, OF Scahoard,
planted kudzu five years ago on
field that was so badly wash
ed 1t was no longer suitable for
cultivation. There were gu'lies
waist deep. Practically all the
topsoil was gone. Now the sui
lies are under control, tied down
by the kudzu vines. A thick car
pet of dead leaves under the
rank growth of vines IS helping
build new sell Although i is
still not SIi'ah.e for cultivation
the field IS producing a good
crop of vallIat lie feed each :ear.
D. B. Barnes, Of Jackson, seed
ed two &c 'e5 o. perm arcn. pas
ture this week, He Was a>..st' i
by technictanS OF the Sell Con-
servation Sarvice in putting in
the mixture Of laiine clover and
Kentucky 81 fescue
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-22
Home Sphere

Edited by
MISS FLORENCE COX
Home Demonstration Agent
MRS. ESTELLE E. WHITE
Assistant Home Demonstration
Agent
MISS LILLIAN HARRIS
Assistant Home Demonstration
Agent
District All Club Contests:
Three Halifax County All
Club girls will enter District
Contests this week. Miss Doris
Strickland, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. I. l. Strickland Route 2,
Halifax, will enter the District
Dress Revue. Doris is a Senior
in the Weldon High School and
has already placed first in the
Halifax County All Club Dress
Revue.
Miss Opal Jones, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. I. E. Jones, Route
,. Halifax. and a Senior N The
Aurelian Springs High School
will enter Seasonal Care of
Clothing Demonstration IN the
District Clothing Demonstration
Contest.
Miss Sarah Ann Butts, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Butts,
Route ., Halifax, will enter ner
All Club Records in the Dis
trict Clothing Records Contest
Sarah Ann is also A Senior in
the Aurelian Springs High
School.
New Home:
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Lewis
Route 2. Enfield, 4acdrawee
Community, have just moved in-
to their new brick home. It is
both beautiful and convenlert
Their kitchen is like every wo-
man dreams of having III her
home. 1t has complete storage
units, and literally has a place
for everything and everything in
Its place.
MIR. and Mrs. Lewis are be-
ginning the landscapins of their
yard. Drives and walks are be-
ing laid off and the lawn seed
ed. A little later in .ha fall
shrubbery will be transplanted
for base paintings and borders.
Store Your Summer Clothing
Carefully:
Clean all summer clothing he
fore storing. Remove all metal
as buttons, buckles, pins. etc.
Washable clothes should be
washed and dried without
starching or ironing. Store where
clothing will be protected from
dust, smoke, insects, mice and
irene heat.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-22
Harrell Reelected
President OF State
Council Of Churches

Raleigh, Sept. 22-(AP)-The
Farmers Cooperative Exchange
and The N. c. Cotton Growers
Cooperative Association will
meet here Tuesday for their an
nual joint session.
Principal speaker will be l. W.
Duggan, Governor of the Farm
Credit Administration.
More than 5000 delegates and
members from the Carolinas
are expected.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-22

sumo of the dirty situation in
Berlin and the patience being
shown by the American soldiers
and American people to the ag-
gressive acts by Russia.
He compared the privileges
and freedom of American citi-
zens with the plight of the Rus
sian people who have no free
dom, no privileges, and are ig-
norant of what goes on in the
rest of the world.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-22
Plane Owners Denounce Builders
For Obsolete Models And Prices

WASHINGTON O.P) - Max
Karant has just struck Il blow
for the thousands who liz ana
Those who thought they'd like 10
until they saw the post war
private planes and price tags.
Karant until lately was manag-
ing editor of Flying Magazine
and a man given to colorful ex
pressions.
He is now assistant general
manager of u Aircraft Owners
and Pilots Association, a mill
tant group representing 10000
filters. In his agency's newslet-
ter, Karnat denounced the plane
builders for resisting a Civil Aer
onautics Administration propos
al to finance development of pri
vate planes with improved safe
ty and utility.
Joseph T. Getting Jr., mana
ger of the Personal Aircraft
Council, organization of the pri
vate plane industry, promptly
took issue. The plane people,
Geuting said, want the CAA to
keep hands off private aircl> it
development. 1t would just pro
duce a lot of impractical and re
gulatory problems, he said.
Karant Reacts
Let the Army ground forces
sponsor a development program
civilians would reap benefits,
Geuting proposed.
Some of Karant's reaction is
printable. Max has flown IS
different planes, always look
ing, hopefully, for something to
indicate that the personal-plane
industry is at least trying" to
make use of available new de-
velopments.
He has tried, he said, to think
of something new adopted by
manufacturer ION his own in
itiative." But besides the Ces-
sna's spring-steel landing gear
developed by Steve Whitman, the
Oshkosh, Wis, racing pilot,
I'm damned if l can think of
one," he said.
What of CAA-sponsored deve-
lopemnt?
Karant listed the spin-proof
plane and tricycle. landing gear
which grew out of a competi-
ton IA years ago; the stall-warn
ing device which insurance com
panies and pilots think makes
flying safer; the crosswind land
ing gear, and the omni-direc :
tional radio receiver.
Few New Planes
Then he added to the list the
readable autogiro, the propel-
Ter de-icer and the spinable Pip
er Cub which a government a.
gency has shown can be made
spln-proof.
The only really new planes,
karant contended, at the Beech
Bonanza and Ryan Navion. One
recently announced 1919 Hodel.
he said, is four-seat version
of a l0-year old trainer. Most
others are the same thing, he
said.
The tireless Karant also took
look at Genting's views on
Army ground force development
of small airplanes. He judged
that is the same thing as auto
mobile companies going to the
Army transportation corps for
help-'motor would end up
with a bunch of variations on
the jeep and halftrack theme.
End Jack McConville is the
lone Ohio representative on the
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-22
Beach, Where Is They Stingo

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. GU
P)-The city commission wants
to take the sting away from bath
ers lounging on the famous
beach next summer: A mcc-
hanical device rolling along the
boardwalk will lay down a fog
of DOT on the beach to elir.,-
nate mosquitoes and other pests.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-22
Brother Rollins Around

BROCKTON, Mass. (U.PD-
Despite breaking his ankle the
night before, Bernard Burbank
Of Brockton attended his sister S
Melling on clutches.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-22

sity, the University at Chapel
Hill and possibly the Bowman
Gray School of Medicine of
Wake Forest College at Wins
ton-Salem.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-22

Ensign Charles Kise-, former
Navy tackle, is helping coach
the junior varsity linemen a t
Annapolis.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald. (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1948-1949, 1948-09-22

End Jack McConville is the
lone Ohio representative on the
Villanova football squad. He is
from Bridgeport.
Evening star., 1948-04-03
cATTLES LIVE STOCK.

WHITE-FACE HEREFORD stock steers. IS
head; choice quality; vaccinated and de-
horned; reasonably priced. ME. 1884,
aoRsE VAN for hire. Cali OIL. asas or
fkivATELY OWNED well-bred gentle
young gray saddle horse, often ridden by
11-year-old girl Priced right. Come and
Chesapeake Beach I'd. Marlboro 1854. 4.
WANTED-Lady's 5-saited pleasure horse.
over 8 yrs; reasonable. CO. $500. Ext.
WANT To BUY Black Angus bull. must
be ready for use; also interested in buy
ing ten Black Angus bred heifers or
young cows: must be registered. Gall
ssssssas ss:ssss ssssszs ashlssn ns sI'o
fiss Tvs c6nNAros s i6ss %oRk ak ssi0 saa riding
looking for a work horse or mule. I have
horses, several straight gated horses;
rAMs Fisher station aa Tempt. At H shrS
Nd: Spruce 0104. Mr.. Hicks. IS
ONE LARGE and one small pony for sale.
Apply BoWMAN's GULF STATION. Nor
WORK AND RIDING MARE, saddle and
bride, gentle with children; $50 for all.
eaksfauT aaissnsI HORSE. about Is hands. very
gentle; suitable for children or young
worked; priced s100. sell to some one
giving g,,n 90 good home. Phone Brandy
HoSS HoSs fl ans ing msls. $50. TO. 57es a
Psny % hs s bas sta Hos.. Has and SoaTd.s ssT G sa
WAfTs ! 4 RIDING a2as AcADEMY. s514 q St.
70. ssas. ssdE "a Wats EEss ss so Bss s% ss
SON, Clifton. Va a.
Evening star., 1948-04-03
FARM & GARDEN fcnnf !

FLOWERS. sHRUBs and landscaping:
pansies, pick your own colors; ANIMALS,
psTsnnias, ,nn1 pstuniss phlOz sss.attium
columbine. snapdragon, daisies tshaster) /.
eannas. etlI. earnation. marigold. candytuft.
mans otePs also asls ns sessten dasss o
MARKET AND NURSERIES, queens Chapel
1as, 5d, AEsr rds West HyattsviIle. Md; WA.
GARDEN S M pGoWiNGMPoF eR sHsaays istins call ewes.
SSHRbkkS; SSaHnRdbSkki; I'll TEKASa4fSS2Rsr.t,n. Sa4fSS2R order, for
IN April; Prices .S166 up. Cali MIR.
koVHhY M5HEL zFAIeAN' AEez '1Sa vioLErs guaranteed
disease and pest free: ST, si.S5 and 81 50.
See our beautiful exhibition in our own
greenhouses. over 40 varieties. Also giant
aFag
ws free &c, price list list. BEHNKE NURSERIES.
SPRAYING, tree removal, pruning. fertiiiz-
ing; free estimate. Gail COLUMBIA TREE
SERvIGE SEI co; SH. S1s8 or WA. 6615. .
phIxET 4 M M HEDGE, heavy, bushy plants, 3
PyTH sMAc cApREE eeWFs Eals CHURCH ,Gda 1917
25-gal. tank. Briggs g. Stratton engine,
259 lbs. pressure: on rubber: S11o. OK.
cow MANURE. we'll rotted, $3.50 per
1io1Is 1R 5r; So Per 70 o' bu' delivered: topsoil;
Tor s6II@Vsry good top soil for lawns.
livery IL truck loads % only: arEs priced reas. aa
GxRDENs FLOWED AND HARRowED-
EsSHlsH ssSHhssf Bo2wooD Ss7 Nd 0s95 Bushes # ts
psss nab yea5s Wo 9d o5Is ea moved
Rich TOPSOlL for. sale, for. lawns and
setsI gardens. VIII deliver. Call FIR. 6941
oRcHIDs. large plants many kinds; At
rlcan Vlolets, rare cactus and other house
end South Wsshinston St. Rockviile. i.'dd Ma.
LANDSCAPE PERFECT1oN-As the artist
solve Your inaiyidusi problem witt With q g
service so gen general as to cover every phase
lawns, seeding. rolling, special manured
Epsnmen slS s2 szss,s 1s
bamboo, all types Of confer and broad.
shad
ground covers: selected plants locally
grown. hardy; dug, delivered, planted same
day; grading, drainage, maintenance. tree
fencing; brick, stone, aagstone; cement.
cinder block walls; steps, walks. terraces:
mstss RSHs dffsas Il 4a5 DoVs oV eoos aSyee and s
FARMALL CUB, plow, mower, double disc.
all new. 9 rolls 81 in. hardware. S18 roll;
e ssdar posts; 75c each. AID. 2sa5. -
hardy perennial plants, ready to 90; lowest
prices. LOWRY RIGGS. end South Wash
ington ST.. Rockville, Md. "a
FOR GARDEN FLOWING in Arlington and
nearby. call OW. 1894. 4
FOR RENT, large back yard, suitable
vegetable garden; low price. Call LU.
GARDEN TRACTOR, new 1e4s, IN h.p.,
with plow, S1S3.50; cultivator. sickle bar.
lawn law mower. etc; avail: demonstration.
BoxwooDs, six feet tail;
rel reasonable. 636 25th St. South Arlington,
MANURE, topsoil. mulch, flowers. peren-
mails, Towering shrubs for sale. Tree
surgery. landscaping and sodding. Call
EN-; asss. 53o4 WIS. ave. NV. A
3 h:p. worm drive with Timken roller
bearing, plow cultivator attachments,
bought new last May $500; sell for $500
II sold this week. Phone Pleasant 0573.
THIS is THE TIME to plant grass seed !
Rich topsoil, 3 bu, S2.25. 5 bu. So, de-
liysred; Call Nj: 1852 after 8 pm. 4
model 20 farm tractor,
excel. cond. OV 1924 4
Evening star., 1948-04-03
ROOMS FURNIsHED-Md. g Vo.

ARLINGTON, 1908 26th st. s,-Neviy
sss. 9lssh sHa e ssg g ,ast.sa aSsW
FREE-Nice basement rm. and pvt bath
evenings with two children, age ! and s.
aSlrSgiSs%4v,5n7 afsl sgRlSS VI 57Se bedrm .utaD. fof
girls. .conY to. Pentason. Navy Annex
Arlington Hall. drusstores, restaurants etc
BETHEsDA-Lee front bed liy. rm next
to bath. for employed person, / other
sharing home; cow. to everything; gar
81. SILVER sspRNG-very large room. 4 win
twin beds; $50 81, 731$. -
e liying rem 6s,s lagad5y snd
IlsI s Goth ST. Arlington. va-Private
GsntIsmsn preterred. "a IA. 1873. s4s ''''- z1'
SINGLE ROOM for, girl, new home; front
tEHm ion Pbone sH T. 5sso SgS shopping
TAKoMA PARK. MD, ios Carroll ave-
8 blks. to express bus and stores, sunny
privleses:. day employed lady; prefer non
;ARaYIiisS'GeISS, ;aYis'e s 81 g. =: Wasne-Nsar Ns Navy
wash: l or ext. iss connectins rms;
sxe; s1 trans; Pvt. home; men only. GL.
LARGE master bedroom, private hath,
with twin beds: in new home; laundry.
telephone and breakfast privileges; single
or double; reasonable. Phone UN 1857.
FOR GENTLEMAN, 10 min Wash, 5 min
Pentagcr, Navy. Annex. buses parking at
entrapce; no other guests. TIE. 1881. --S
SILVER SPRIEG-Large bedroom in new
private home. Call 81 1927. IS
ATTRACTIVE ROOM, next TO bath; adults,
single or double convenient to buses, res
after
pm: weekdays or any time Saturdays,
FA, 0152. ,
NEAR. PENTAGON and Natl. Airport-Ex-
elusive master twin-bed rm.: quiet, nom
drinking adults prefer ladies or girls, but
will consider couple. TIE. 1O43. "a
COLORED-2456 so. LOWELL ST, Ar
nngLon-Large single I'm, Ior employed,
nrivileRes GI. $3.50 4
Evening star., 1948-04-03
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. C. BIB
!,
ROOMS WITH BOARD.


bath; sood food and conyen. transp. 2s2o
1ss 1ssn ssArnSTrN g nE HS Sr4 hom. away from
d,nner her ho%s and ia9ns e,s 5ssds sfdisss unlt
pEPoNf pa9as F0Sd c1ECiH1n sScSsve suesthoms
for several young ladies; delicious food
service, pleasant surroundings. 2013 Mass.
csLyERssr sysL Rs sHhsoStsE. 14o1 18th st. NV
people; newly deeorated rooms; selected
trahsp.; onSh employed % Couple prsserTsd Phone
iss4 HH 44sMgass MASS. AVE. NV. Dupont circle.
ior girls and mem pvt. bath: sood food.
WENDELL TERRACE, 1897 Belmont sd.
fy ay tS nss .s ss exec. sss,p ss
NEW ssEyi'sH HSarsRiRE stf I9 HotGsf, 17le New
abie sms ,nse hys studio Ssss dss msa
SEQ. ~ '''N
Depssa .ss ss.a .sP s,s1 sH4F. E. s1 so e. ss
CLUB MASON, 1895 N. H. ave. Washing.
double m moo room % for men: switehboard % ssrv-
e e mere 70 i've q y. best. Phone ms.
2034 a0th ST. Nw.-very desirable dbls.
rm. Also vacancy in triple; for sentie-.
Mt. Pleasant carline. Unlimited phone and
home cooked weals; DE. ss24: =
Le. dbl, twin beds, Q good meals also
ls. triple, 8 lg. windows and 2 closets.
1875 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Attractivs tripls
COMPLETE CARE for small child. by wk.
or month, in licensed (2nd yr) private
home: fenced yard. IA. 34s6. IS
home, excel. meals, TO empl. adults. e908 2
sth , st. n+w. GE; OSs2. -6
with board; desirable, convenient loca.
ton: employed person. AT. 1928. %
Evening star., 1948-04-03
FARM and GARDEN.

GARDEN TRACTOR. used, iK-h.p. Planet
aition; sls5. JAMES j. RUPERT iSai
EVERsGREENs. VI ss all kinds. special spread. pres
wholesale; from l to truckload, s3.75
and iiiac bushes. AsHToN aT5ss NuRsERY' SeTasEams
s5s22 sY2sR dsorflao sEf H s.
bundles, 20 different roses; ali good name
BASKET, 1905 Wilson blvd, GL. $3.50
GARDEN elfs SsSverf: Tractors, PLANET Jr" "a and
Garden Aid. with eouipment. MALoNEYS
INC, s128 Ga. ave. Silver Spring. sH
HARDY AzALEAs, all sizes and colors, for
wholesale and retail. s5Io l7th ST. ne.
GOOD BANK RUN GRAVEL, for roads,
aucf ssons wa sSld
RoToTILLER, Choremaster. garden trac-
Tors gswer farm mehy trucks
e9 G9 Lee LSKs Af eH coo0 repairs
seeding and fsrtilizing; q "; LAWN
FItasToNE WAlks feTrsess sa
pipe drainage, ali Kinds cement work. r.
MARGucsIo M r. ssss Horners lane, Rock,
JOIN DEER a-bottom plow. Al shape.
=. T. THRIFT, Box 100, Route /. Clinton,
FLOWER sALE-rriday, Saturday and
sunday only, st 1856 Bladensburg road
ne. next to Frozen Custard stand, and
as 2b1S Pa. ave. Sc. next to Hishland
blooms. 81 e so.sd Il essSsS nss
sSe; clnerarias, 81: gsrdenias. with buds,
Sl,5o; rose bushes 81; sernaniums, 4oc;
Evening star., 1948-04-03
AVIATION.

LockHEEp LoDEsTAR New enEines,
ship completely overhauled and refinished;
inst LICENSED, N. C. Must sacrifice. Phone
AgBoRA CHIEF. like new; $1,000; must
ERCoUPEs, '46s and ATS. must be sold
to make room in our school for new '4S
81 nsTSaaa pTsss rsnging from
Eisld; Eisld1;; RiveEdale, ND. Nd Phone UN. 144i. -
or engine work done for spring use. Con-
tact JOHNNY DoRR,, MARYLAND Airport
Pomonkey, Md. We also specialize in Gus
tom, fabric and dope work. Indian Head
1876 SWIFT. 2-way radio: primary group,
less than 100 hrs; priced low. FALLS
WILL. WILL TRADE Globe Swift airDlans, l. I.
Aero-Matic prop, away radio, ETC.. for
l946 or later Cadillac Or l947 OF 194s
ern ave; NJ Rainier; Nd; a
list price Of this ship is $3,495: can be
bousht for So, 2,2s5; This is The buy Of the
time only, Can be seen at Alexandria
BAKER, Phone TIE O239 4
Evening star., 1948-04-03
MIscELLANEOUs FOR SALE.

WATER HEATER, 50-gal Hot Point; Hot
Point range; in good condition. cH. ai6s.
iy used; s4oo. cail Monday. TX. $3.50.
woopwoRkISe, .o KIN, /. MACHINES The
and wire brush attschments; this machine ne
ees TRkn cGss sssriSs R2Do 2D Seoy
WooDwokKfsa 1aSS u 81 Hs III aAdafsrnr aats Bench
saws. shapers, lathes. band saws, drill
buy A PoWsR %AcHNssy sss RHpHo 1stSte
S9RP T0EsTiz 1ass asS I.nt St; ne TR; 1s4s
BREAKFAsT NOOK, table linoleum top.
e. z, benches, red and white. like new.
GO coMPnEIE 21'i FLooR-sANp1Na equipment
and 1940 1a-ton Ford panel truck At
bargain prices; going out of business. HI.
6ooDaE oesd ai'ef B6e pn Motor scooter practically
new, :. sl10. Call cH. 1881 between s
Eue, sz7s IT, neutral
chest drawers, lamp table. coffee table
box spgs: and mattresses on LEGS, 2 green
draperies. Manning electric broler. EN-.
METAL BED. walnut nnisn, spring and
pm; Tel WA; 2o21. 4s25 soth ST.
MODERN SECTIONAL COUCH, 3 pieces
brand-new, emerald green. Call EN-. 1859
SEEBURG AUTOMATIC RECORD changer,
new; plays IL 10-in. and 10 12-in records.
Beautiful portal BILE case. Phone WO. S772,
MR. RADFORD. A.
HOUSE SOLD-Must sell rms. Of fur
niture; no dealers. 726 Somerset pl. NV.
q
TWO 4-TRACK MILLER major presses,
late style, new-preSS guarantee. immedi-
ate delivery. Also Job presses, paper cut
ters, stitchers, perforators and punches.
and l complete small Job shop. 1911
4th st. me-, LU. 4S72 IS
Evening star., 1948-04-03
ROOMS FURkIsHEp-hernwes,.

1884 COLUMBIA RD. N.W.-Men., sgle., 81
W. w; dbis;. $50 wk. es,; clean, comfort
fS sPaffs cfRcEs Dsas s1fo st. AD 3$S
ssarnished tyr she front room for two; twin beds:
Jig r. ST. sash swRsaems qse saS pbons mo' elevator
maid service; nicely furn.,. innersprins
matt; nsrso3 daily SS up; wkly. Sc to IS per
ATIANTIe HoTEI. ao1 18th st. NV
Efe KSS p ooNS % Seex AND b fSa NfBRRaska2s. IA
Sic Sleeping rm,' private home; gentleman.
AITURas HOTEL. 1909 18th st. NV NV
Newly redecorated single and double rms,
s:IIsi1s ss1s 18Th 81 81 sw-ssls s!as rm porch mr.
fsmijv bath agnq glr Phene e gTiv gentle adult
n Is%5f CHEVY CHASE; D. .0c. c-ol.an dry. com
fortably furn.- bsmt. room with private
bath bat ID in refined @ hsme. for gentleman only
ssie 18th 81: sf.gMaster bedrm., twin beds:
tssn; ssS s&sIss & $50 sSS ssis aE, 81 3 sss7. '0vn @s
ii sssss soSSn rooms 1875 sso lssa .hd ssa5c essh
seis aii sissi iKSsLioRAmA RD; NV. tn. wilson
MS1fsasssi sss so esss co ss s7ad front double m
1isss = SwsYzoMnsa AxE. N.w-N.vly fuyn.
aoaarsssrs ana fsserstsd bo5s sns p fron twin beds
1sss s F. "; .n.s 1ssas lSsm
drinkssrs. din sae q. gs 4ss5. ANN i'f men. nGh-
rn rh. in ,ot. suiet ppys.;,r pys;, semitic tile home; no
excel. trans; rent single or dble. to gen
tlemen only; no drinkers. Phone GE
CLifFroN AND 14th SITS. N.w.-Larse
single bedroom. s45 a month. Phone NO
1900 N ST.. N.w.-L;sht Housekeeping:
large, windows, gas stove. box newly
papered, painted; nondriukers. no pets
1910 18th ST. N.w.-,-Across from statler
Hotel. ideal down town location. Rooms
Isoi PARK I'd. N.w.-At.rae.. quiet,
single. next bath; excel, transp transp.. pvt, apt;
55l1 4th ST. N.W.-Laree front double
room, well furnished. pvt. Law, sunlim.
2234 Q ST. N.W.-Second noor single
room. southern exposure, suitable for
PETWORTH-Pieasant single front room,
gentleman. $40 mo-; e.h.v.; eonv. transp.
los VARNUM ST. Nw.-Front room
double for men or employed couple; break
fast considered. EA. 05S7. "
Evening star., 1948-04-03
ROOMS FURNIsHED-Northwest


s100 CONN. AVE. N.W.-Large room; twin
beds; young men or ladies. Evenings
after 8 pm, all day Sat. Sun. Apt. 342.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING RM., near Conn.
ave. bus and stores: Sf4 wkly. 3S16 Mill
tary rd., Chevy Chase, D. c. EN-. 2123.
174s LANIER PL. NV. co. 1s52-Room.
with twin beds; S35 single; double $40;
2 other rooms, S32 and $40, with kitchen
coLORED-FURNIsHED ROOM for couple
o. single persons; privils. Telephone
ccoLokSIgD-RooM FOR COUPLE. cooking
s sT. Nw.-Nicsly furn.
room for quiet employed married couple.
oi gentleman; references. HO. 1850. d
COLORED-S630 18th ST. NV fur
nished rooms for employed couple or man,
al priyiIeges. Double. S12,50; single. SO.
coLoREDD-asas SHERMAN AVE. NV
Man to share rm, with another man
tHoward U. STUDENT; twin beds CO. 2ls4.
MORTON ST. N.w.-Lse.
front rm., sep beds, for refined men;
$3.50 week each. Near Q carlines. ia.
coLoRED -soia 9Th ST. NV. Newly
decorated double rn. for refined. employed
COLOR coIoREbMFtRNisaED l f RIaE ROOM for rent
to quiet sober, employed couple; none
other need apply. Phone DE 8354