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ROOMS FuRhlsHED-No,thwest

DUPONT CIRCLE. 2110 st; nv
Niey ve beds sn an sseh nse fsE ss5
HOTEL HAWTHORNE, 2i34 G 81. NV
Single or double rooms, all with running
water plerty bath and showers weekly
MTyR3s AZ Hsssso HOTEL. 1909 10th st. NV
Single and double rms m Si5o p per 5isa pIght
snn5 500 % Ish S. Eo
available BY the day or week.
refined couple or 2, gentlemen, ,perma-
t. isss D% Mass sD AVE- sft0 Nw-oppor,unty s3 Tor
2 refined. nondrinking gentlemen. perma-
nently employed, to share with another
the cqmiot Of
exclusive * hogse "a Can or phone 10 m.
CLUB EMBASSY, 1921 K st; nw-Front
doEYnto%yn;. tel in rms rms, :. cS3
comfoftable; s. single. s5 and 81 double
sa $500 Nv vEAzEY s ST. N.w.EFront StS rm., twin
beds with a shoWeri sHni in private home eSee
ioso i5saSe eouEBac 0PIt Fl. N.w.-Nevly decorated,
large double. rm., twin beds, for gentlemen.
in tIng's private hons; 17o4 So week each SO
sois PARK RD.-Extra large rm. with
porch, overlooking Rock Creek Park; ac-
commodities 3 or 4 peop-e. AID. 1920.
1918 WIS. AvE-Two separate rms. in
apt; women: conv; downtown location.
hreakfasts Drivils. Ho. 7o49 or RE $500
$3.50 18Th 9Th ST. NV. corner Porter ST.
Large air-cooled bedroom for two persons;
home and surroundings have to be seen to
be appreciated: $40 each. --22
DUPONT CIRCLE tnear).. 1850 Que st.
n.w.-Air Force It., student, with best ref
erences. desires share nice room in con-
genial house; may be seen eyes; or all day
Sat ad Syn EMs9N bbs Ho ks sss2 and aun
block from busline and recre: center with
swimming pools, tennis courts, etc. SE.
NEAR wARDMAN PARK HoTEL-Large.
airy front room; clean and pleasant; near
NEWTON sEsaSP, '0s ST., NEAR NEAR iithINise double
room with kitchen privileges. NO. 2l4s
BEAUTIFULLY FuRN. ROOM next to
bath; modern bldg; with private family.
MOUNT PLEASANT large rms. "
bath: ayail. Immediately for 3 girls. Phone
Porter ST. Nw.-Room for young lady
in pvt, home; very large closet iceal loea-
DTPoST DUP sg' CIRCLE, s1i1 st. nv
Double rm., newly dec, nicely furn.. twin
BEDS BEDS; ,s;S sSS ga ga peT mo Ant 40, db,s
5sa couple a % or lady. ga CAN after e:so Nf
HOTEL aStr HAWTHORNE. a1s4 G st. nv
Single % double s. and w MeeRs
sase M WALTER saEIfa; REED HOSP. room for i or
2; twin beds: eomfoTtabis; , GE 1884; ,,S,s I2s
room soons. s Phons wo aeo4 from 10 10 ..m. INTO to
Or after $50 pm. weekdays. -2S
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EARN and GARDEN.

FLAGSTONE Walks, terraces, fireplaces,
rock gardens, fishponds, retaining walls walls
PIPE al RI OF ane
Rockville, Md. Phone Rockville 1888.
FLOWERS, SHRUBS and landscaping:
NUNS, scarlet sage. geum, seEaniqms' gani4dnS
eannae marisod ss'
zinnias, poppies. asters, daisies (painted); /;
many others; also fine selection of eyer.
sKkE fpd AND ssFens chaps
5s5o 5s AfSf 6N asss open nya'sss Sundays ~'
GARDEN TRACTOR, 194s, 1h h:p. with
Tractors, combnes. new and used; plant
ers and drills; must sell in 10 days. Falls
DISC HARROW, IT., / section; suitable
for small farm or garden; price, 500. Gall
THE MHs LLoYn lAMp GRuBB Gk oe prop
ing 10 acres more or less. with nice
and pda all tbs
fine home as well as a rare business
opportunity for some one, the demand for
plants. etc, is greater than the sa present
ing road side stand possibility; 100000
financing can be arranged for an expert,
enced, responsible purchaser. Call LLOYD
Emon at roolesville e492 ga.
INTERNATIONAL pickup baler wire tie,
very good cond. For further inform write
5oH soH.P PoVCs GARDEN ben KING TRACTORS and
SaaH"et9 SERs CORNER 9TH and Florida ave e.,
fIekIFa RAIER new Hf41sss H4!aHs in eSss! Fssl
fax; Va Herndon 165J,ll !3ssI. ,ss,s mTa ,nGssd
cost C me s155, best offer over 500. OK
FLAGsToNE and hand-auarried buildins
va; Phone Fairfax 231-J-11; if no answer
BoxWooD Bais1a1 "cEnglsh,, individual plants,
Sc to $50 each 1920 Argyle Terrace, Ia
001O. CThree blks. west of 10th and
DIiei DEMe. Risoro1IILEa, new warranty; o:Tn4 sloe
co. 5000 Lee hwy. Arlington.
I5ade ioad ST. sia0 5iio sfaHe' FR. 1Rr 55ss' ~
GARDEN TRACTORS. 1Ka and "a h:p.:
with % al cs sijver sp
soTO TILLER, Rotoette. choremaster gar
den tractors. Toro mowers Free demon
Bsa.sn press rsrm nssfnsEy o 5Ysf CO.
5000 Lee hwy, Arlington. CHI. 1000.
LOVELY AFRICAN VIOLETS. guaranteed
disease and pest free grown In our own
plants, 81. .25 and ST so each; one
Pink Beauty free with each, order Of
volets: Afra soil scientifically treated, 8
other nursery stock free delivery Wash.
and vic. once a week on $3 orders and up Up;
visitors welcome. BEHNKE NURSERIES,
right on the Wash.-Balto blvd at Belts
vile, Md. Tower 62s4 Open Suns. 20
SILVER KING TRACTOR, on, rubber, used;
but completely reconditioned VIII pull
RUPERT, 1921 7th st. NV. MA. 0510-
INTERNATIONAL 2-horse riding corn
Deering mower. $40 Both in good order.
JAMES J. RUPERT. 1921 7th ST NV,
GARDEN TRACTOR, 1h-h.p.. Planet Jr..
with a few attachments, S125. OIL. 1850.
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. HOUSES UNFURkIsHED.

EXCLUSIVE WOODMOORE, Silver Spring.
Md.-For good income; bedrms.. garage
5 baths, huge bsmt Ma. 1856. -21
LOVELY NEW HOME, large ltv. rm; with
fireplace sun porch 3 bedrms., baths
garage, complete kitchen; located in New
Hampshire Gardens. Md: yr. lease at $500
month or will entertain proposition Tor
owner to maintain room at less rent. Can
UNIVERSITY PARK, MD.-3-bedrm. Cane
Cod brick / "a years old: garage. full base
ment, fireplace, ia baths oil heat: $3.50
mo owner would like to reserve one
bedrm. to store furniture until Sept. UN.
HEIGHTS SEC rooms. lay.
each floor brick semidetached, l VI. old;
picture book Kitchen ,2-yr. lease. SIP
with month deposit; immed. poss. Can
VI S21R RnX 24A-R. Star. -23
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

VACUUM CLEANERS, brand-new Royal
tank cleaners with attachments, s4995;
& GARy gD5'Fh zsa ga e5.s9@s$i f'5ss
VENETIAN 'V BLINDS ps, was Washed e 0rep.inted
fs.fPfd HfiRS Gs EssofdSs Ss a.S Fax AVE VENETIAN
sfGe,lent pboDe oo.d5en Sae9 will sell
W.S4 ooS Renes Dc ,ls Luxe sutS @
COLONY RADIO, 6ll9 Ga. ave. NV,
Sc .sH1p IHHe 0pen Until id pr pm
S - S sssfs aSSS sa .sR Bsss
WASHER, siI 49,, s-yT old ~ Msy,sg; Ss elee5rtc
WASHER ABc wi wrinser a type: type: excellent
WASHER. Abe. less han year old, Ike
WAsHER-Used Apex wringer washer in
good operating condition guar. sale price,
$40 %. COLONY RADIO, 6119 Ga. ave.
NV" GE. 200. Open until 8 pm. -21
to s6 Of floor a modes aakes 70 1Re the
many who were here last week this is to
Inotdify that we have received ANOTHER car,
skfcE zPPIARcE sfoRE 155S sth se St
WASHERS, apt: size; will, hold 8 gallons
nsf $50 RpunsE e Sash eoRPets se sls Hs
W.saEp Ga, aye, Silver Spring; sH, 1880:
MhShEh Brand-neW Thor wringer
s5 eooNY Ref RAbio oS si1a 5as Ca DIiss. ave.
IN MAC MaeHSR SRRsn Bendx snf exee cen eond
WASHING MACHINE. 71o5 Chatham I'd.
VASE SeaSs III fs E Srandhsx d2as Norge
Thor, new Bendix, Hotpoint, Blackstone
lsym. lg0O Taylor aast IT, from S4as5, Cash or
PLiANcE Co, s375 R. es i. ave, me me- 81. 6u
WASHING MACHINES and ironers. at
s1s'af Tor fsih So'Ss Rsona sus deps5s s5
JORDAN PIANO CO., 1o15 7th st. NV.
WASHING MACHINE. Bendix deluxe; 2
yrs old; reconditioned: 3o-day guarantee
s7e. 7 j. L zB BAIEMAN .5J1d & SON, 2oo4 r; R. I.
wa WATER HF9rERs. Ho Rso gas. electric all Sizes
Water Heater Specialists for 80 Years
So kirTr, %saej * ss HsrSIsste5 Mo
a5dson; ar automatic like new; price, $50.
BMEAUTIifuL 81 CROTCH mahogany 1a buffet
top top and p PADS, chairs blue needlepoint
BRIcKLAYERs IuRIe vi 81 and plasterers attention
sseeI sa, mortar pans mortar boxes ard iims
WORKS, INC, i@i4 oath St. NV. RE-
FOR SALE, share on Piper PA1e super
cruiser, For further information and
demonstration. call MI. 1929 after $50
pm -22
ONE OR TWO TRAILERS, Axe; Maryland
tags, one 5x30 in. glass counter or show
case. Call ia 1896. -22
TWO COMMERCIAL TRAILERS. new
tires; can be converted private use; 500
each. FIR. 3026. -23
SALE OF NEW FURNITURE-One of our
warehouses must be vacated immed., SO,
We are offering unheard of bargins in ma
tionally famous furniture and appliances.
All brand new and inviting your inspection.
Listed below are but few of the amazing
values We, are offering to an imitation
weary public. Regular S4950 custom
grade innerspring mattresses and box
springs; now S24.50. Regular Sl29.95
famous brand washers (used once or twice
as demonstrators), now 5000. Regular
S99.95 electric ironer tbrand new. now
500 30 One-third off on famous brand
combination radios, Also wide selection
of bedroom and living room furniture
drastically reduced for immed. sale; charge
accounts invited. EASTERN FURNITURE
co, 5l4 sth St Sc, AT. 1868; 500
st. ne, Ii. 911s. -23
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ApARrMENrs uhFURNIsHEp.

GLOVER PARK SECTI0N-Apt. In mod
bldg, available soon: refined perm. located
couple; S77.50 mo. State age,
refs, etc. Box 235-B, Star. 81
Mr.. 5th AND GALLATIN-June. 1-Three
rms kit, bath, garage; all util.; pref. 2
or 3 sisters, no children: no subrennng'
S67 q mo. State fully. Box 2lo-B' Star.
NEWLY DECORATED-Two bedrooms,
living room, kitchen and private bath;
500 month, utilities included prefer s
employed adults; apt. can be seen from
$50 to pm. and after on sunday.
"a Claiming st. NV. -22
CONy. TO DOCTORS HOSPITAL. 1000
block of goth ST. n.w.-2 bedrooms, living
room, kitchenette and bath: utilities IN,
cluded: 500 per mo-: adults only. Call
RE. l1Sl. F. E. MIDDLETON, Realtor.
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COOPERATIVE APTs.-sAlE.

NEAR 18th AND HARVARD NV large
rooms. kitchen and bath; newly redec-
GRATED; Immediate possession; asking S.
75O with substantial cash. Cali HoME
REALTY CO., 1925 Penna; ave; nv, RE:
1887. Evenings, Mr.. Rice. WO. 2765. -23
CONN. AND PORTER-Furn, or unfurn.
iiv. rm.. bedrm., kit; and ID bath; monthly
terms. Cali DI. 1925. A. R. sEELYE.
is. isS. BIITMoRE ST. N.w.-Price. $500
up; open Sats.. 1915; front basement Of.
fee. Call GE. 452S.
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ROOMS WANTED,

REFINED WOMAN desires single or Ink
room with private adult family, NV. Sec
sion, shortly after first of & month; reason.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Young lady needs rea-
sonable accommoda tions private accom-
oO55 g.3O-5.3O 26s
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ROOMS FURhIsHEp-kortheest

II 18th ST. N.E.-Large front room, / st
floor newly decorated, hot and cold water:
fc~ r,erried couple or two men.
FURNISHED ROOM. for gentleman
linz: 400 r st ne So 23s
1901 NO. CAPITOL ST. N.E.-Large front
room: $40 wk.; gentleman preferred
s1a ST. N.E.-Large front room. twin
beds, for persons. Sc wk. each. LU.
The THE MARICK. 1873 st. n.e.-Newly deco
rated rms: new furnishings: laundry IA
cilities; dbls, S25; sgles, $3.50. TR.
BEDRM. and sleeping porch, ideal land
scape, adults. gentle home, for gentleman
near Gu. after for iusp.; available
June 1st; $40. NO. 1888. 20
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AVIATION.

PIPER SUPER CRUISER, 100 hip, late
1916; low hrs; has blind-fieht instru-
ments. starter. NAVIGATION lights. away
radio an exceptionally clean airplane
Priced $500 below average market.
S2,O45. ALLEN. at Springfield Airport
Alex S342 -22
PIPER CUB, perfect shape: licensed: re-
cent inspection DAN Or 1910 See
it at Confessional Airport -23
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BOATS.

OUTBOARD MOTOR. Evinrude. so h.p.,
also Evinrude Ia h.p.; boat trailer hauls
up to 1s f; l2.volt seneEator with self,
IL, BOAT. s. beam with 22-h.p. johnson:
AL Condition; $3.50. POTOMAC BOAT
CLUB, Re. Re 9307 % lor oeo o~23
giue. Cau EX. STAT. -23
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

BULLDOZER, TD-1s International, new
with operator. for hire or contract. FA
1869. 27'
BULLDOZERS, grader, carry-alls, for all
expert operators: reasonable rates. MIR.
CUSICK, SH. SAP -23
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
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ROOMS UkFURkiSHED.

3 UNFURNIsHED ROOMS in olney, Md !;
rent free in exchange of care for . chill
dren; no objection to party having 1
CoLoRED9uNFURN. RM. for rent. home
priyil.; couple or two single Govt. girls.
Call AK. 0217 after pm. Pa
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APTs, FURNISHED tcont } .

AIR CONDITIONED, new studio apt. Kal.
and Conn. in new apt. bldg; front studio
rm. with Simmons bed, foyer, lge, closets,
kitchen, dinette, new. lge. peach tile bath
STAT so: also smaller unit. Sl15. Apt.
2Ol. 2014 Kalorama rd.
BASEMENT APT, new; b. r. l. r. bath
tno Kitchen, private entrance; Westoyer
district, Arlington; S65 mo. Kenmore 1913.
g GIRLS or working couple. light house.
keeping apt. private entranceS between 3
buslines: convenient to Pentagon. lQ4Z
No. Danyille St Arl, CHI. 7139, ~
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ROOMS FuRhisHEp-s.t. end s.w

1877 PA. AVE. S.E.-Private room, next
to bath; gentleman preferred. LU. 5962.
BAY ST.-Attractive. large front rm.,
clean, twin. beds, closets. next to bath;
pvt, home; empl. couple or 2 men. LU.
1864 -23
LARGE ROOM. double bed. near bath;
conv. transp. vi. 2290. -22
LARGE FRONT RIM, suitable for couple or
2 girls; conv. to everything. including Navy
Yard. FIR O107. .-26
1I14 E ST. SE.-Lge room, newly deco
rated, well furn., adjoining bath; desirable
for man and wife: SO per wk.: no par
ties. Ii 2449 after pm. -21
LARGE FRONT ROOM, twin beds, laun-
dry and phone privils.. on busline. LU.
ROEQ -CC
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ROOMS FuRN.-ho+heos. ,con..,.

i6 GIRARD ST. N.E.-Sinele room for
young lady. 81. Call Hn. 1868 after 5 80.
-21
1889 I4th ST. NE single room, next
bath; new home gentleman; 81 week. -23
COLORED-130f EMERSON ST. Ne
%.
COLORED-I1Is MORSE NE.-Employed
girl to share twin-bed room, with another
girl, S5 per week. LU. 576S. -22
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APARTMENTS out OF TOWN.

ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED APT. in new
brick residence. on farm. Lge. liv. rm,.
bedrm., kit, pvt. bath, ami; riding
horse avail. swimming. fishing, boating
in . min. drive; by month or season
Phone Solomon 2150. Is
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

NEW 4-RM. BUNGALOWi full bsmt.. ex-
pansion attic; 5 mi. from center Of Wash
similar home or 1-bedrm
apt in suburbs of New YORK. %.
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M,scEllANEous FOR HIRE.

BULLDOZERS AND BACKHoE for hire
and clearing ground; small N-yard back
hoe truck mounted to dig house connec-
tions: bitches, foundations, etc. After
$50 pm, phone NO. GALS. al
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

ARLINGTON, va, 10 min. downtown
Washington; besut. 3-rm. unfurn. apt,
reas.. in exchange for similar or Ia in
Manhattan or Brooklyn, New York City.
GE. 1865 Box 57-B, Star pa
WILL EXCHANGE 1-bedroom apt; in
Washington for 1-bedroom apt. In N Y.
SAxToN, 1901 Argonne pl. NV. -25
LARGE Groom, dinnette. kit. and bath
apt, with screened back porch suitable for
children, in ne. for smaller apt. in NV.
Roy 4fi3-A, Star, 23s
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COUNTRY BoARD.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

A REAL HOME ATMOSPHERE for elderl,
lady in beautiful country home: 10 mile
east of Capitol: Lehman, Nd, WA. 1899
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

ROOM AND BOARD by young Southern
Govt. worker, nondrinker, in pvt.
home; elderly people prefeired; where
small, well-mannered dog would be well
come MISS SHOWERS, RE 9322 22'
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POULTRY and EGGS
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

MES FEED STORE, 619 K st. NV, ME.
70. Baby chicks. feed and poultry sup
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6I3 UPSHUR ST. N.W.-2-rm. apt, some
util; no linens; settled elderly couple
preferred; S55. -21
BEDRM. AND KITCHEN, share bath, pri-
yate home; So so 3244 Walnut st. ne,
NO. 6393 evenings; daytime NO. 6543.
furn 1-bedrm.
apt fer month of June, service personnel
preferre| Gr 1915 -21
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES, rypevrisers, caicula-
tors. bought and sold and rented. RE l177
o.w.
ADDING MACHINE, electrical model See
limo vrpE o1ry
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STEELCRAFT WASHINGTON co. suggests.
1947 Steelcraft 26-ft.. sedan; beautiful;
many extras; u interest, $1,000.
1916 Steelcraft 26-ft. sedan; compl. re-
painted inside and out, S3,100.
Practically new custom-built. Gift. q
cabin cruiser with new 95-horsepower
194S Steelcraft 26-ft. cruisers, $2,695
up.
194S Steelcraft 2O-ft runabouts. ST.
0S5 UP.
Terms on all boats. See at Steelcraft
Docks. Maine ave. and M st. sw, or call
EX. S91S. -23
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BEFURE YOU BUY-See these numbers.
Eastern Power Boat Club, 14th and o
sts. Sc.
No. 13P342-Double ender, steel hull.
Ford conversion cabin job, major reas-
signed, $500
No. 13Gs25-Cedar planked family
cruiser Chrysler motor, 81 it.; real bar
gain, $4,000.
No. 13v59O-A roomy cruiser, handles
nicely, 33 it., Dodge motor; $500.
See MAC" FETRIDCE, TR. 9s1O any
day 23*
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-05-29
MEMPHIS BEATS CHICAGO 6-5

In one of the best games Of the
season the Memphis Red Soxs beat
the Chicago American Giants 6-5
at League Park here Friday night.
The bame started off looking like
it might turn out to be one Of
those loosely played high scoring
affairs. The Giants scored five
runs in the opening half of the
first aided by Gentry Troupe's
homer over the centerfield fence,
only to have the Red Soxs score
four runs in their half of the inn
ing aided by Pendleton's error and
two Red Sox singles.
After the first the game settled
down to apitchers' duel betwee:
Vorgas and Woods both starting
pitchers who. were on the mound
at the finish. Woods the big Red
Sox's right handler held the edge
on the little Cuban after the first
inning.
A sharp single by Hyde of the
Red Sox produced the winning
runs.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-05-29
JACKSON CUBS BEAT
TALLULAH

TALLULAH, La. May % Play
ing before record breaking
crowd here Sunday the Jackson
Cubs beat the Tallulah Hawks Is
to 7.
The game which saw heavy hit
ting from both teams was the first
game that the local club has lost
this season.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-05-29

Willie Wells. Jr. son If the great
short stop, at second base for the
Soxs was the fielding star of the
game.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-05-29

JUNIOR LEAGUE
Eastside Juniors 5 v 2
Junior Indians 5 2 /
Yanks 5 2
North End Jrs. a 3 j
Dodgers A 3
Junior All Stars A A
All Americans 3 5
Washington Adm. Jrs. 2 6
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-05-29
YM.C.A. SOFTBALL LEAGUE
NEARS HALF WAY MARK

NEARS HALF WAY MARK
The Senior and Junior Softball
Leagues under the auspicies OF the
Parish Street Branch Y.M.C.A. con
tinue to move at fast pace. The
Eastside Tigers of the Senior Lea
que moved into first place ahead
of Jackson College and the ALL
STARS. The All Stars and Jack
son College are one game out of
first place followed by Rocky
Branch and Green Hornets, the de-
Tending champs of 1947.
The Junior League is being do
minated by the Junior Eastside Ii
gers They took the lead at the very
beginning and have never relin-
ouisbed it. The Junior Indians are
second place followed by the Ju-
Nor All Stars and North, End Jun
Tors.
Several new teams will make
their debut at the beginning of the
second half. Watch this paper for
standings. Belo wis the standing of
teams as Nav %, 1913:
SENIOR LEAGUE
TEAM WON Lost Tied
Eastside Tigers 8 2
All Stars
jackson College Z 3
Rocky Branch A
Green Hornets 6 4
Brown Bombers 6
White Sox D
Washington Addn. 4
Jackson Indians A 6
Northend 3
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-05-29
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Evening star., 1948-01-10
Attic to Cellar
Your Home Needs
Right Accessories
Just Like q Dress
by Betty TrexIer

The right accessories for your
home are just as important as the
ones for your new spring outfit.
As you know, the right hat, shoes,
bag and jewelry can either make
or break that suit or dress. In fact,
often with a few new accessories
you can make last years outfit pass
for an up-to-the minute creation.
Well, the right accessories are
also needed to set off our homes
properly.
We are referring mainly to such
things as paintings, candelabra, dec
orative trays, lamps, sconces, Gig
arctic boxes, potted plants, bowls
vases, small hooked rugs and wall
hangings.
Just as the right hat accents
your new spring coat, so can well
designed sterling silver cigarette
box provide just the right center
of interest on your coffee table.
In the same way, well-frameo
(See TREXLER. Page BIZ
Evening star., 1948-01-10
Week Permits
For Construction
Total S589,809
Printing Plant on
Eastern Avenue to
Cost $500, 900

Building permits with a valuation
Of $589, ,809 were issued during the
last week by Robert H. Davis, Dis
trict inspections director. This was
a Jump of $234, 300 over those in the
previous week.
Included among this weeks per-
mits was one for 100000 for .
printing plant.
Permits of $4,000 and over fol-
low:
Review & Herald Publication
Association, Eastern avenue and
Willow street NV, owner; builder;
not selected: Ronald s. Senseman,
327 Carroll street NV. architect; to
erect one 3 and sstory masonry
publishing building 1856 Eastern
avenue, Takoma Park; to cost $780,
900.
Joseph G. Berlin, 4904 Wisconsin
avenue NV, owner: Berlin Con-
struction Co., builder; Edmund w.
Dreyfuss, 1919 Fifteenth street
NV, architect; to erect one s.
story brick and cinder block apart
ment, IA units: 5014 H street Sc;
to cost $75, 900.
Group Of Dwellings.
Steuart Brothers, Inc, 1912 Fifth
street NV. owner; Clarence W.
Gosnell, Inc. builder: John D.
Cobb, 1927 K street NV. architect;
to erect 10 2-story brick and cinder
block dwellings; 5000 to 5026 Sixth
place NV; to cost $4,000.
Dupont Plaza, Inc, 1907 Pennsyl.
vania avenue NV, owners; General
Elevator Co., Inc, ASIA Fourteenth
street NV, builders and architects;
(see PERMITS, Page B-20
Evening star., 1948-01-10
Joint Congress
Housing Hearing
Opens Monday
Washington Group
Slated to Testify
In l0-Doy Session

A large group Of Washingtonians
will testify next week at hearings
before the Joint Congressional Com
mittee on Housing, which will open
Monday and probably will last for
10 days.
That was announced late yester-
day by Chairman Gamble Of the
committee, after members met with
representatives Of the lumber In
dustry and indicated they believed
a lumber price reduction Of 10 per
cent might be forthcoming soon.
Retail prices Of some lumber
items are reported to be more than
300 per cent higher than they were
before the war.
Series Held In 81 Cities.
Next weeks housing hearings will
be the elimination of q series held
in 81 cities throughout the country
during the last three months, In
that period, more than LOTS wit
nesses have been heard with the
announced purpose Of investigating
the housing shortage.
Hearings will begin at $50 am.
in the House Ways and Means Com
mittee room.
Officials Of the War and Navy
Department, Atomic Energy Com
mission, Housing and Home FL
nance Agency, and other Govern
ment agencies will testify. Repre-
sentatives Of building groups, in
cluding Edward r. Carr, president
of the National Association Of Home
Builders and of the National As
sociation of Real Estate Boards, in
cluding Executive Vice President
Herbert U. Nelson, also will testify.
go Attend Conference.
Yesterdays conference with about
so lumber producers, retailers and
wholesalers was held as a result of
a proposal made by Laird Bell,
chairman of the Weyerhaeuser
Lumber Co., the Nations biggest
producer, Chairman Gamble said.
Committee members said the lum-
Der representatives opposed price
controls. Members also said that
producers and retailers indicated
prices might be softening, and that
they had considered the possibility
that present high lumber prices
might lead to sharp drop in home
building.