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Evening star., 1949-04-17

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Even the porter at London's
Lambeth Castle last summer
learned that the bishop xor-
ries little about formalities.
Bishop Dun. attending the
Lambeth Council there. star
tied the laekey by riding up
70 the castle on his bicycle.
But the porter. accustomed
TO bishops In frock coats and
high hats coming to the
castle in sleek automobiles.
quickly recovered. He took
the bicycle from the infor-
mally dressed visitor after a
grave, Good morning. my
lord"
Bishop Dun shares his bi-
cycling hobby with Mrs. Dun.
Saturdays the couple rides In
Rock Greek Park. and on nice
days they carry a picnic
lunch along TO eat In a pleas
ant spot.
He also enjoys working with
his hands. He did much OF
the rough carpentry that
went into the conversion OF
his first house at Heath from
a creamery. Now the Duns
have q little red house with
a swimming pool.
In his FIVE years here
Bishop Dun has worked ear
nestly at being a real pastor
to the parish ministers work
ing under him" This concept
entered into his original hesi-
tation about leaving his post
as dean Of the Episcopal
Theological Seminary at Cam
bridge. Mass. 1T Is a ques-
ton with me as to whether
to take part in the prepara-
ton Of young men to be
bishops or to be one myself"
he explained.
Perhaps his feelings were
intensified because he did not
come directly to the min
istry. He entered Yale Uni
versity in 1919. hoping to be-
come a physician. But two
great teachers, Prof. Henry
Wright In history and Prof.
william E. Hooking In philos-
ophy. deeply influenced his
intellectual life, and he
changed to the ministry. But
his initial ambition Is being
carried on by his younger son,
DR.. Alan Dun. a surgeon at
George Washington Univer-
sity Hospital. The older son,
the Rev. Angus Dun, jr., Is
rector Of Christ Church, Ham
ilton, Mass.
Protestant church unity Is
a major interest for the
bishop. Descendant of q
Scotch Presbyterian minister,
baptized In the Dutch Re-
formed Church and identified
with the Congregational
Church of Christ during his
Yale days, Bishop Dun added
to this ecumenical back
ground by being confirmed an
Episcopalian in 1914.
His wide interest Is shown
nxy hSS a1ookS~v~ nc v~~o~2lnnA
Evening star., 1949-04-17

fifth anniversary as the fourth
Bishop Of Washington by
broadcasting his sermon next
Sunday at ll:l5 am. over
Radio Station WTOP to the
80 congregations and parishes
Evening star., 1949-11-09
Trade Board 10 LIST Firms
Interested in ECA Exporting

The Washington Board of Trade
will assist the Economic Cooper
alton Administration compile di-
rectory of small business COM
panies interested in Marshall Plan
export trade, it was announced
today by Jennings Randolph,
chairman Of the boards World
Trade Committee.
The ECA, which will distribute
the directories to European i'm
porters and other buyers, has
asked small business Arms to regis
ter with the Board of Trade be-
tween November 10 and 80. The
listing will be free.
The directory defines a small
company as one that "does not
occupy q dominant position in the
trade or industry Of which it is
a part, If the number Of employees
does not exceed 500, and If 1t is
independently owned and oper-
ated."
Evening star., 1949-11-09
Tenth Of Goal Reached
In National j. Drive

Chief Judge George P. Barse
Of Municipal Court told members
Of National University's fund rails
ing campaign at the first report
meeting yesterday that one-tenth
of their 100000 goal had been
reached.
The month-long campaig n
which will end December l, Is the
law schools first attempt to raise
funds for building acquisition and
expansion. scholarships. seminars
and other needs.
Judge Barse was chancellor of
the university from 1943 until last
June. The fund campaign is be-
ing conducted among alumni and
friends of the school.
Evening star., 1949-11-09

Shrieking fire sirens and scream
ing fire truck tires were heard
in the Hotel Statler yesterday, but
the dozen firemen and other
guests present didn't even move.
The sounds came from q new
radio program, previewed at a
luncheon attended by Commis-
sioner John Russell Young. Dis
trict Fire Chief Joseph A. May
hew, Police Supt. Robert j. Bar
rett and representatives Of the
District, Montgomery County and
Arlington County Fire Depart
ments. =
The new dramatic radio pro-
gram, "Firefighters," is based on
the adventures Of q young rookie
fireman in a large city. 1t will
instruct children and adults In
simple fire-prevention rules. II
is designed to entertain them as
we'll.
The District Fire Department
has promised to cooperate with
officials Of WMAL by furnishing
| fire statistics and background in
formation covering training tech
niques to be used m connection
with the program.
The formation Of brigades Of
junior "f1refighters" is planned
with membership badges and
written examinations on fire pre-
vent,on to determine promotions
Evening star., 1949-11-09
Ohio Voters Favor Move
To End Cofored 0Ieo Ban
By the Assoeioisd Press

COLUMBUS. Ohio, Nov. g.
Colored oleo and the office-type
ballot apparently captured the
fancies of Ohio voters yesterday.
Neither appeared likely to be
overtaken on the basis Of incom-
plete unofficial returns today.
But the same returns showed
the proposal to allow more than
one probate Judge to a county to
be well behind-and a probable
loser.
The total vote appeared to be
we'll ahead Of prediction esti-
mates. Secretary Of State Charles
F. Sweeney predicted a maximum
ballot total of 100000. but the
vote may run well above the
1000, 900 mark.
Cor 81 years colored oleo has
been illegal in Ohio-unless the
housewife colored her own oleo
at home.
Unofficial returns yesterday
from 8,513 Of 9.721 polling places
gave margarine colored by the
manufacturer an edge Of 374.245
votes.
The oftice-type ballot-which
would prohibit straight ticket
Evening star., 1949-11-09
Dr.. Schneider to Speak

DR.. Julius Schneider, former
executive director of the National
Institute Of Social Relations, will
speak on Your Child and His
Community" at 8:15 o'clock to-
night in the Friends Meeting
House. 2111 Florida avenue NV.
The talk is sponsored by the
Washington Ethical Society.
Evening star., 1949-11-09
|Officio|s Hear WMAL PreWew
Of Fire Prevention Series

within the brigade.
Parents also will learn fire pre-
vention in this year. round fire.
prevention crusade. Children will
ask questions and, to answer them.
Nom and Dad will have to know
the rules.
Evening star., 1949-11-09
Dentist Chairs Sell Fast

So great Is the demand for den-
tai chairs under Britain's free
health" program that one firm
has sold more in the first year
than in the previous so years. A
modern chair costs about $3.50. or
with dental fittings up to 81, 800.
Evening star., 1949-11-09

voting by the simple expedient Of
marking one *" at the top of
the ballot-also gained a big edge.
Evening star., 1949-11-09
MIRAFIORE
.erInOUth
DI TORINo

Produced and bottled in Italy.
16h% by volume. Truly an
excellent Vermouth.
Evening star., 1949-08-27
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

ABERDEEN ANGUS, excellent stock,
cows, 2 heifers. / bull, 2 steers,
I,,H ! Holstein eia6 steer. sell as lot. DALE AZ
y sifM FRESH sISo HoLsrE1N cows sSs and
old; 25 head White Face helfers,
PARM PlsR aopu1 mile fro from chesserbrooE Hss ak
store over bridge to cement piers
MARE, thoroughbred, excellent cond. =.
by Mowlee-My Birthday by wrack.
Phone FA. 1918. rs
MARE, 15.1 hands high. dun colored
with. black points. very gentle with
children: saddle and bride. Call
FA. 4062 after 4 pm. any day
WANTED - 5-1o Holstein heiiers,
be negative to Bangs and reasonably
priced Write particulars. Box
FOR SALE team, gray percheron
farm horses. gentle, good workers.;
! set double harness. good as new;
hay loader in good condition with
extra parts; best offer. See REESE,
Hill Top Farm. Briggs CLANCY ra.,
Fairland. Ashton 2s05. -2s
WORK HORSE, farm broke About
900 lbs. Will work double or single.
Will sell very cheap. v. c. OFFUTT,
57ol Allentown rd, Camp Springs
THOUROUGHBRED PALOMINO mare,
3 years old, Is hands; very gentle
and pretty Completely saddle brok-
en-. Reasonable. Shown Sunday
after / pm 1902 Branch ave. Sc.
Phi. GE. S21O. 28s
THREE FRESH HOLSTEIN heifers for
sale. one registered Guernsey. Engle-
side II --SS
Evening star., 1949-08-27
1226 17TH ST

Vacancies for young ladies and gen.
tlemen, $50 mo. each; newly dec,
Grated; transportation at door. =
COLORED-Is69 CALIFORNIA ST.
N.W.-Furn. rm. for employed
couple; cooking privils.; $40 wk. NO.
CoLoRED-s11s 18th ST. NV
priviI.: also dry bsmt. rm. Hu. zoos.
Colonel RMS, l for, sgle; empl.
coGok2p@LdE' 81 RGn st n" EHaN AR snIs RM, ali al
home PRIVILEGES; children accepted.
COLORED-623 KEEFER PL. NV
Two, rooms, In quiet home; l for
ennis empl senslsmsn ns ao9s oF lady for e@Di'
coIokEpMioe s9Ioisi ai soiai ELM ST. Nv
Large front room, kitchen p5iyils.
CoLoRED-oN W W ST. bet. N. Capitol
and and lst-l St tEin-bed room, room, l sinsl: sing
COLORED-737 FAIRMoNT ST.
Neatly furnished room suitable for
coL6RED-so5 Gdo s1 FAIRMoNr ST. NV.
golsh s5fs another All privileges. Ga Call
COLORED-I343 T ST.-Front rm.:
employed settled men. Twin beds.
COIORED-NR. HOWARD U.-Attr.
lge. sgl or dbl; exc. for ref. perm.
adult. Pvt. home: conv. TU. 1929.
-2S
COLORED-FURN. RM.-For young
gentleman of refinement. No cook
cofosED@es ipE sfi 90 per ms sr Ap SWNic.is 8so
furn. rms; conv. transp. AID. 43SS.
.
CoLoRED-SINGLE ROOM, suitable
for young lady, half block from
carline. Home privileges. DU. 2315.
Evening star., 1949-08-27
EARN AND GARDEN

BOYLE TREE SURGERY-For tree
removals, planting, trimming. Call
81. 1913 day or RA. 1879 after 3.
TOP SOIL, fill dirt, road gravel. blue
stone and manure. 10. 3-h57s'
B@oxwooD' @ HEDGEs-4o-ft. English
Gaithersburg 6s1-J-l1. -2S
BULLDOZERS, rent or contract for
land clearing and excayatlng; reas.
rates: free estimates. AT. O125.
FLAGsToNE WALKS, terrace. fire.
places. rock gardens, fish ponds. re-,
tanning walls, pipe drainage, all
kinds OF cement work. F: MAR
RoekyiIle; No Ph9ns Roekyilis xynis sSss: ass
places, rock gardens, fish ponds. re;
tanning walls, pipe drainage; sll
kinds Of cement work. F. MARCUC-
CIO, Route 5. Horners lane, Rock
Vile. Md Phone Rockville 1888
SICKLE PEARS, 4 to 5 bushels, extra
large, at wholesale price. Call WI.
S157 or inquire 4S04 River I'd. NV.
pApEc FIELD CHOPPER for corn,
labor saver: 2-wheel half-ton trailer.
GRAvEHY Ens'fsids GARDEN TRACTOR RTs With
cultivator attachment. CHI. S323.
-2S
$4,000 YEARLY INCoME-Govern-
ment Official going overseas offers
15-year r-old nursery and plant busi-
ness; 4-bedroom nursery house. 2
baths, 2 kitchens: new 2-bedroom
masonry tenant house. Gear ga
rage. greenhouses. chicken house,
stable. rototiller. tools. lockwood
garden. camellia and orchid collec-
tions on nearly 2 acres on . State
roads. Experience unnecessary.
Ideal for anyone working 40-hour
week or less or as an investment.
Labor available. Income can be
doubled. $4,000 with substantial
cash required Vienna low, RARE
PLANT GARDENS on highway 1913
between Oakton and Vienna. Brok-
Al TREE SURGERY. trees removed.
trimmed, planted; reas.; estimates
free. After q. ia. 06O3, MR.. GRIF-
FORD. 20
Evening star., 1949-08-27
HUGH ALEXANDER, INC.
Yachts Insurance

33-ft. RICHARDSON cruiser, 1889
spacious cockpit, excel. cond. inside
and out. Economically powered
Sensibly priced at $4,000.
1927; chryslsr Royal LA Is43; i al nee an,
pftssi' prieed to tis sell at 5000.
7O-ft. CRUISING YACHT: twin Roy
ais. radio-telephone, showers, cleo
trio toilets. Spacious deck house
h.-w.h.; luxurious accommodation
for 8. owner, going abroad, vii
saeriflse nno this luxury liner 10l
2S-ft. -H'0ys; sEAB1RD YAwL: sound and
comfortable; recently powered Uni.
versal 4 aux. This is q gam ris
keel boat, ready to sail anywhere
owner will consider charter with
option to buy at $4,000, cash ol
SOFT MATTHEWS s-cabin cruiser
1889; all extras for living aboard
extensive cruising. Twin Kermaths
4Slis' Sla,oeai ecHiR1s-cRArr express cruiser
late 194S; twin 160-h.p. engines
solid Challenger top. many extras;
new-boat cond. A bargain a,
aS:ft: cRu1sEALoNa; Gray, 4-4o
sS-ft. NEW BEDFORD sloop; located
Chesapeake. $4,000.
93-ft. DIESEL MOTOR YACHT bull
by Nevins, City Island. 1885; cost
S285.000; hull and machinery ex-
cellent cond. A special purpose
luxury yacht that now REQUIRES re.
finishing Would be q good invest.
ment for some one with plenty oi
time and handy with tools. Term.
can be arr. at $4,000 or best prop
31-ft OWENS SEDAN with Chryslel
26-ft. STEELCRAFT sedan. 1913;
Gray power, new boat cond.. 81, 300
26-ft RICHARDSON, 1947; twin
Chrysler Aces, S4.250.
40-ft. schooner "STROMBUS" FOL
charter. $500 per mo.
HUGH ALEXANDER, INC.
YACHT AND INSURANCE
AGENTS.
615 Maine Ave. S.W. ME. 63b2.
Evening star., 1949-08-27
ROOMS FuRh,sHEp-s.s.-s.w.

LARGE FRONT ROOM, home priv.
leges; couple pref. or 2 men; $40
wk. 249 18th st. Sc, AT. 2556.
EXCELLENT NErGHBoRHooD, cons.
to Navy Eard ad Census Ssw nd@e goilins ssobIe sae
with twin beds or sgl. with doubls
bed. Private entrance and bath.
Car necessary. Reasonable. HI. s5I4.
MASTER BEDRM.. in new home.
semipvt. bath; gentleman only; bus
s4fs srEs EABaMA Hsai AYE. s.E..pble, and
sgle. rms, in new home; nicely furn.:
laandry lnns priVils.; conV. transp. Iw.
BAY ST. s.E;-Lse.; light. clean. air,
s4Si pS1s 'o1n OF nsn ns e. eSns ssli
a4e1 MINI. AVE. s.E.-completely
furn. bedrm. and kit. pvt. entrance:
LSVEE9 eSnxs9'enks kM., settled man no non
smoker, kit. and laund. prtyil., $40
wk. Saith and MINI. ave. s-e. vi.
10 0:Hi sth ST. s.E.-Niee large front
room fer eEaa persons; " block to cars.
16i4 81 S1soTs; PsooTToMAc AVE. s.E.-Lars.
from front % Im;: conv; S.,t transp.; cont. ao" h; ""
1906 MINNEsOTA AVE. s.E.-2-rm.
apt. glassed-in porch, lse. lot. . At.
LINCOLN PARK AREA-Newly dec.
GRATED bedrm.. $25 monthly. At.
LINCOLN PARK AREA, 4 1ss, Ink.
rms, new Frigidaire. AT. 1911;
s29 POTOMAC AVE. Sc. Lovely
room, near Navy Yard; only $12.!9
q mo. p. ]. WALSHE, INC, 1115
Eye st. NV. Ma. 646S. =
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM, next to bath;
sissaen sired. yo. o...ssss4 .sDss54. " 'A II
CORAL HiLLS-2 pleasant rms, large
one, s. closets. S35; smaller Tm.'
81, ,$25. 81; Ir 447e. I .n,c.lv turn. n2s rms.
settled, sober, Govt workers, cple.;
sgie. room. man. AT. S598. 2E
Evening star., 1949-08-27
AVIATION

ERCOUPE FOR SALE-Late 1916,
painted green with yellow trim. 2
way radio. late type bubble wind.
shield. modernized interior priced
to sell. Cali ERGO Field. uN. 1441.
1s4s CESSNA l4e, 1876 hrs. $1,000;
low time Stearmsn, Just relicensed
5000; 1916 Taylorcraft 2.way
radio, 21O hrs. cond. excellent
blvd, FA. 1859. -.
J-3 CUB-One owner, always han
cared, 100 hours since new, mfg
Nov, 1915; chrome valve covers
full swivel tail wheel, McCapley
metal prop, wheel pants, Gyro turn
and bank; like brand-new; 1895.
Inspect at Queens Chapel Airport
n. ]. BURRoWA. 1890 Rhode Island
oHo. IL. a
Evening star., 1949-08-27
ROOMS FURhIsHEp-her,hss,,


653 MORRIS PL. N.E.-small room.
S. week. Call AT. O314. -27
1922 A ST: N.E.-single rm:; private
FRONT SLEEPING ROOM, first floor.
nice location on Maryland ave. ne,
= Wk. TR 242o; ,r, ,,n.,. e., 2a'
SIS So a N month. nth IL. s. s.sisss Ia'' HSs %
1927 ROSEDALE ST. N.E.-2 house.
keeping tse rms; mr.. bus and streetear.
ss6i 4Sah' t5eh ST. N.E.-Extra-lse- fm.,
For 2 young gentlemen; reasonable.
1911 {. CApIroL-Lge. nicely furn.
nSon rn; adj. porch; soa6 cSnv; transp.' unitm.
UNUsUAL-Lee: living rm., adj. bed
room, pvt. bath. walk-in closet; un-
lin. phone; sos dble. NO. 1899, 1899,
71s D ST. N.E.-Room suitable for
i,ogsr: ] or 2 ladies'; se GooI adjoining bath and
$50 sa0efii cHANSING ri aG0s N.E-sleepinz rms,
single eand and double; close transsp.
so3 MASS. AVE. N.E-sleepins rm.;
! person. Sc wk.; couple $40 wk.;
s.sS aSas' laih 'Fan'Hs ST. Ne. Apt. @sS ssi.A.
S':ss ITF jewish: SS'h 'sSs Can 'F'sse0.s pss IS
4is7 r. MINI. MINI AvE-rwo nicely yfn farn.
ried employed couple, who want a
quiet and welcome home. Will ac-
cept | child. AK. 1929. .-2s
MASTER BEDRM., with pvt bath; 8
larse 4sas EiDdeSs; An sssa new house. Also s ga
THE MARICK. las B st. n.e.-comf.
rms, newly dec. new furn.. laund.
facil.; sgle and dble. TR. 9I54.
LARGE 2nd-FLOOR FRONT room,
train Tansb BEDS also sYshaf sase for 9m e0uR R s0S
1921 KEARNY ST. N.E.-Double
| sleeping room. next to bath. In a pvt.
home; men preferred; Walking dis
tance to Catholic Univ. AID. oS566.
1886 18th sT.-Large front nm. twin
beds, 2 closets, semipvt. bath, pvt
masTEs rkoSr s5S II BEDRM StI7S with p2t
moah Rasn bus sns st d0s $50 mo so o5s sso
1886 CLAY pL N.E.-Dbl.. rm.. un-
Issh I'M DhsRe sR ssssv sew. transD.' S. *,
cAPfroL fasnii "A. AND fSili LIBRARY v1c.Esr..
and clean, S35 mo- prefer empi.
lay; lSsI permanent tenant II; a-
1917 vARNUM PL. N.E.-sleepaing
rm with twin beds, pvt. bath. tel,
service; 15 min. downtown; mar
asao risd cple, or 2 men preferred. MI,
L.H.K. ROOM. semipvt. bath; con-
lady preferred. Call Hu. 695l.a
1s47 c ST. N.E.-sleepins rm. With
BPRoosEaSDnSeTly RS sita Tn iii i;lrn rm ss ios
quiet home. HU. 1871. -29
9O7 c ST.-Nice, large front room.
single or double; gentleman or cesaaple ceaple
as5 saith ST. N.E.-sgle.. cor. next
/ bus l blk; $3.50 wk. Ii. 3-3623.
THE GALENA. 1sa B st. n.e.-Giri 10
share rm. with another; single beds,
NfaR HsaRa C. e0Gk TPYouns DIlOls a Couple sis or
ns tfsh.n des s1FpsF 'asR H. s
1913 Allison st. ne: -2S
End floor, double and single, ,,Is also
conoRfD$fSRN1sHEp t5G1, hH sifSss ROOM, for
| empl. couple or two men; twin beds.
caEoREb@pouBLE 81 s1sspou RooM-priv-
| phone: l child. TR. 6574. -2S
COLORED-I11O OATES ST. NE,
| large front room for couple or men.
COLORED-TWO ROOMS, BATH,
use Of kitchen. Two men or cogple.
CoLORED-ROOM for single man;
COL dI IoREDNoNE FURNisHED single
room, for lady or gentleman. 2S'
COLORED - -ATTRACTIVELY furn.
front rm for empl. lady; home
privils.: every convenience; S36 per
mo. $50 weekdays. VI. 101S.-3O
Evening star., 1949-08-27
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUES---Brlc-a-prac. china. sill
DORA KRUPSAW MILESTONE
1895 g ST. NV. STERLING 7496.
aSIo u,n'pas sSeaTars
paintings; highest cash prices paid.
Call MURRAY tStarbecker'. Ia
BOoKs-sell mo your books. pay
TRiHEng EfSH SGs sook Pfsfss saop sas aEoRaE s3 e.
NV. NA. s4oS. open evenings.
BOOKS. large and small collections;
bought and removed at our expense.
Ns1RIcT BOOK STORE. 721 9th
,ssss prizes ter msns
7th st. NV. AID. 37a7. win cali.
diamond watches, discarded jewelry
bought. No purchase too small. too
es5ces eo 7Ps Psid 7ts sEW y 9osk 9'aa 'E"hLH1
FURN. wanted-Bedrm., dining rm.,
other pieces .srv;.. or entire Zach household;
u1ntus. e. :nnsss :: saa. A. .S1: Sass
es es 0sa NJ oifssi xMEs 0as Shone n.Sh Ma sss
FURNITURE. good used household
goods, all or part; Top prices
COURTEOUS seEflCe. Mkto. In nG.
riuHRsaaiTuKE-wm III, e,t,re CON.
sns W selling s., for ~ eyer 50 81 ,s...; 5SEE; E
rURNIruRE-Your entire household
Sgss 81 'l;sfi sfS VI
G0LD-Brlns your old gold plati-
mum, teeth. discarded jewelly. We
pay cash. A. KAHN. INC. 81 years
at 936 y st. NV
PIANOS WANTED, uprights We will
give you q $50 due bill good for
yrs. on the purchase of a new piano
or television set. COLONIAL PIANO
CO., MA 1870.
PIANOS, grand, spinet or small up
right; any condition. VIII pay cash
PSoaPLaR Sa S TIMBER wanted: will bu,
ON the stump or already cut, 12-in
and up. Call. collect, Fairfaz
Stoves. 1SS EuRNrruRE. ranges. ,ss
boxes ana heaters ACME stow
CO., l0ll< 18th st NV. MA. 1852
AM fNTERkSTED In puying silver.
ware. any condition: china. bric-a.
prac, old tewelry and furniture
DORA KRpPaAW MILESTONE. 1885
a ST. r,V. ST 7496.
WANTED TO BUY. 80 It. used exten-
sion ladder; reasonable. RA. $3.50.
WE BuY USED FUR COATS. all types
Highest prices. AMERICAN FUR CO..
Evening star., 1949-08-27
POULTRY AND EGGS

I5O ROCK PULLETs, lots of 10 or
more, S5c each. 10 wks. old. Gall
LANES asHEsl FEED HIErs STORE, e1s x st. NV.
-Conkey's Y-O feeds; baby chicks;
poultry supplies: ME; 00s9.
$50, take ALL NJ. F. LEWIS. l ~ mi.
west OF Glendale. Md. on GFeen35elt
Evening star., 1949-08-27
AVIATION (eont. J

CESSNA 40 CLUB: share open; fully
equipped, GE 2-way radio, landing
lights, metal prop; excellent cross
country opportunities; reasonable
price: Evenings, OW. 1854 or Ii.
3-3O6C 2Ss
Evening star., 1949-08-27
rms. eURN.-Mp. 8 VA.

ALEXANDRIA,, in restored Colonial
house; lge.. bedrm.,, sitting rm;, PVT.
bath. firepl., bookshelvss, closets,
or re. 2e76. 30
TWIN BEDS, cooking priyils. per.
mitted. JU.- 7-904S, all day Sun.
ROOM FOR RENT with kit. privil,.
in Ooner Marlboro. Md. Call Msrl-
ARL., close to Airport; nicely turs
nished rnn., PVT. entrance ana semi.
drinking. or. 1896. 6.-2a,
2326 n. WASHING TON BLVD, ARI.
Single room, close to bath; mr..
Pentagon, Express bus service 70
Downtown Govt. ofnces; S35 per mo.
2 SINGLE ROOMS; refined young
ladies; conv. to bus; $6 weekly.
OK. 0303, -
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Evening star., 1949-08-27
VERY SPECIAL

500 home garden grown blue, pink
and verigated gorgeous hydrangeas
l to 80 blooms, 81 to $3.50 ea.; SOC
evergreen japonicas, makes fine
hedges and other lsndsc aping, l0t
UP. Must be seen to be appreci'
ated See JOHN, 4S07 Byers st
Sc. HI. 1891 or Elk. 6746. Oper
Sun, only. -2S
Evening star., 1949-08-27
BARGAINS, BARGAINS

18-ft, Century, l94S model, ST $50;
17k-ft. Ventnor, $1,000. AZ mi. an
cruiser. 2 hunks, toilet and galley,
$1,000; f26-ft. Chris Craft, 194a
model, 13O-h.p., sleeps 4, 5000 oil
list: 33-ft. Chris-Craft deck-house
cruiser. twin screw. S9,250. For in
spection call RILEY 8, VAN FOSSAN,
Q6l Maine ave 2T. 0SC6 --OS
Evening star., 1949-08-27
BLUE WATER BOAT
PRICED VERY LOW

44-FT. CHRIS-CRAFT SPECIAL
Twin 160-h.p. engines make boat
very fast. Three well-furnished
cabins. Two heads electrically op-
Grated Complete galley. Boat built
1910 but not launched until 1914
shipshape and able; ready for any
Key West last winter. The low
price will surprise you. Can be
seen at King Marine Railway,
Gloucester Point. Va. Phone HAYES
STORE, VA. 2493. -2S
Evening star., 1949-08-27
MISCELLANEOUS Fok RENT

BULLDOZERS-New souipment, EN-
cient service. Call r. A. HAM
NETT. HI. 9234 rs
WOODWORKING TOOLS-Band saw;
Sin. saw: drill press; joiners; Jig
saw. etc. Will deliver. DORAN. AD.
o355 -2S
Evening star., 1949-08-27
STORM WINDOWS

SIOfCM WINDOWO
By all meahs see the Hess triple
glide aluminium combination storm
windows before you invest. The
complete triple track rugged storm
window sold direct to you by the
factory. Demonstration and survey
without obligation. See 1t and
you'll like it because 1t is complete
ly different. Call the factory for
factory prices. TR. 0235. HESS
ALUMINIUM WINDOWS, INC, 1918
Pa ave
Evening star., 1949-08-27
ALLIGATORS

Baby alligators Just arrived. A won-
derful pet for children: Special this
week, S4.06. PET SUPPLY, 1106
Trinity Place. Silver Spring NV.
JUs 7e0767.
Evening star., 1949-08-27

ss' sse7. ' -as
COOKERS, TWO: COLLIE. ONE
Leaving town, must dispose of thes
beautiful pups, SIS ea. SH. 1888
Evening star., 1949-08-27

SEWING MACHINES. $24.5O UP;
electric model Singer, White, Do
NE. Sewing Mch. & Radio
Evening star., 1949-08-27

WE BUY USED FUR COATS. all types
Hishsst prices. AMERICAN FUR CO.
NC. Gas = sk NV; ma. lass.
Evening star., 1949-08-27

BOYLE TREE SURGERY-For tree
removals, planting. trimming. Call
ST.. 1918 day or RIA. 1879 after 6.
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