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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-26
Former Minneapolis
Woman Visits Home

The Joel (Clarrissa James,
Lewis Jrs and son. Charles Law
son Of Boston, Mass. and the
George TOrrences Of Wilmington,
Del. have just returned from
their annual summer vacation to-
gether. Mr.. Lewis and Mr.. Tor
renee are former Army buddies
and since the wars end have
spent their vacations together.
This year the trip included in
cluded a short stay at the Tor
rencc's lovely home In Whining
ton. Del From there TO Mime
apolis, MINI. for q short visit
with the parents OF Mrs. Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Maxwell.
1921 Fourth Ave. So. where they
were lavishly entertained by many
of Mrs Lewis friends.
Leaving Minneapolis their mo-
tor trip continued on TO Topeka,
KRns. with Mrs. Grace Bryant
and daughter, Mary Anna, 342 r.
3Sth St, joining the group in Mr..
Thaddeus James car Mr.. James
In Mrs. Lewis brother and lives
at 4012 Clinton Ave. So, in the
city. A day in Topeka was spent
renewing old acquaintance made
during the war as well as some
friends Of Mrs. Lewis and Mr.
James A short lay-over In Kan
sRA City. Mo. enabled the Lewises
and Torrcnces TO see once again
another wartime friend and Mrs
BryRnt's relatives.
In Winston Salem. N. c. the
group were the guests Of the Eu-
gene tZerlina james, BradleyS
and Mrs Theresa Hubbard. Mr..
Bradley II the administrator OF
the Kate Betting Hospital there.
Mrs. Bradley. Mrs. Hubbard, Mrs,
Lewis and Mr.. James are brothers
and sisters. The stay in Winston
Salem was all too short since
something was planned for every
moment Of the visit. The two cars
journeyed back together as far
As Wilmington, Del. From there
the Lewis Jrs. and son returned
TO Boston accompanied by the
BryAnts and Mr.. James who vis-
tied there a few days.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-26
LENA horne TO APPEAR
Az cLuB CARNIVAL SEPT.

Twin CttiRns who have admired
Lena Horne On the screen and on
records win have their chance TO
see this very attractive and tai.
ented parsonage when she begins
her first appearance at the Club
Carnival September 1.
With her dazzling smile, i'm
mensely impressive eyes and
hands and her graceful figure.
Lena Horne u probably the most
attractive entertainer appearing
In movies, theatres. hotels. night
clubs or concert halls THIS. plus
her superb voice, remarkable sen.
Stivity and rcsourcefIIl prrsenta.
ton, stamps her As = truly great
artist and attraction.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-26
AnetAer Flrr HIctim

Nitrogen. the element most need
Cd for tree growth. Is the only re-
qnired chemical completely drivsr
nom the soil by Ere,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-26

The Missionary Society Of 81
Peters AME Church win meet
today friday at the home Of
Mrs. Lucille Cook. 36l7 Chicago
Ave. So. This will be the last
meeting OF the year and business
Of great Importance win be dealt
with. Mrs. Georgia Brown IA
president, Mrs. Edna Edwards Is
secretary and Rev II. c. Boyd Is
pastor.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-26

DR.. DavNge 10 the brother Of
Mrs.. wendell c. Jones OF S13l Al
drich AVe, So. Minneapolis
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-26
MRS. Gordon Peterson
MiSSIoHOTY speaker az
So. jones A. "A, T.

Sunday, August rs, st. James
A.M.E. Church. Minneapolis, will
celebrate Missionary Sunday. The
program in the afternoon at ;
p. m. Will consist OF q speaker.
Mrs, Gordon Peterson. whose hus.
band II heard on the radio every
Sunday. The public IL cordially
invited to attend. Mrs Alice Cook
Is president and Rev. James X.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-26
EIGHT GREAT DAYS" PLANNED
FOR OPENING SERVICES or
NEW ST. JAMES STRUCTURE
r " q q n A NJ
SUNDAY. AUGUST %


l04 mPocessonal congregation choir and pastor from
main sanctuary.
m.-Memor1Al
m<-s r. president,
preaching
mr-FeV William T. Guy preaching final communion.
MONDAY, AUGUST 20
m-TWtn City Ministers Choirs bring greetings.
TUESDAY AUGUST 30
m-social and Welfare Organizations Night
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 81
Nahum Of Faith Singers Allen University Columbia
Carolina
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER
m-Youh Night Floyd Massey and Pilgrim Baptist
ChOrA
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER
Nght-Rev. Nelson indianapolis
preaching
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER
II Noon On-Old Fashioned Fish Fry and Barbecue
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER
1045 a. m.-Rev. H. {. Stewart OF Chicago preaching
mev Frederic Fisher evangelist Boston,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-26
Why People Read

why People, KeAd
Most people read for the same
reason they want TO talk. People
read and talk because they want 20
share experience with others.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-08-26
ST. JAMES CHURCH

Luella Brown. reporter.
Evening star., 1949-07-14
Final $4,000 Due Oct.
For WoodIawn Shrine

October / has been set as the
date when final payment of $75.-
900 will give the Nation a new
historical shrine. Nellie Custis's
mansion. Woodlawn.
The Woodlawn Public Founda-
ton. Inc. which is purchasing the
Fairfax County show place. al
ready has paid $4,000 to the
former owners of the home George
Washington gave to his adopted
daughter as a wedding present.
In asking the public to continue
sending money for completion of
the purchase. J. w. Rixey Smith,
found.. ,on president, said:
"Woodlawn cannot be a ma
tional shrine in the true sense of
the word until Cd we have paid
off every cent Of the $4,000 still
owing on the property, CD until
the mansion itself is automatically
restored and furnished and 90
until continuing plan and pro-
gram. inspired by the character,
convictions and traditions of
George Washington have
been formulated and put to work u
With the aid of individuals and
patriotic groups all over the coun-
try. Woodlawn was opened to the
public April 10. Since then up
wards of 5000 persons have visited
the 127-acre estate.
Subscriptions for the Woodlawn
Evening star., 1949-07-14
Czech Priests 0usted
By Vatican Reported
Staging Sitdowns
By The Associuisd Press

PRAGUE, July 14.-The Czech
Communist press claimed today
that some priests who had been
communicated by Roman Cath
olic authorities for siding with the
government in the state-church
fight were staging sit-down strikes
and refusing to surrender their
parishes.
These reports claimed that in
one case a priest had turned back
several pressure groups"
These accommodations were
imposed on priests joined up with
the Communist-sponsored sep
aratist Catholic Action movement
with which, the Catholic bishops
charge. the government is trying
to divide and conquer the church.
Vatican Decree Not Mentioned.
No mention has been made here
yet by the controlled press and
radio of yesterdays decree from
Pope Plus XII ordering major ex-
communication against all mill
tant Communists, relating even to
persons who read Communist-pro-
duced literature.
This decree is vital to this pre-
dominantly Catholic country,
which for months has been torn
by church-state strife. Here the
priests and faithful are bombarded
with Communist produced Church
papers" which are stamped with
the seal of the Catholic consis-
tories administrative Offices
now occupied by representatives of
the Ministry of Education.
1t was expected that the Com
munist government would reject
the Pope's order.
Penalties Held Illegal.
The Minister of Education al
ready has issued an ordinance
declaring illegal excommunica-
tions and other penalties imposed
by the Catholic hierarchy "for po-
litical and not religious reasonsss
Since the government claims the
whole state-church fight is "a po-
litical battle waged under the
cloak of religious freedom" this
means that no church disciplining
of priests or laymen is recognized
by the regime
It was indicated also that the
Communists would use the Vatican
order for propaganda purposes. A
reliable source said the govern
ment line would be that the Vat
ican was trying to cut off the
people from their government,
forbidding them to read what the
peoples own representatives are
doing to improve the lot of the
Evening star., 1949-07-14
Lewis Delays Resumption
OF Northwest Coal Talks
By the Associated Press


John L. Lewis has postponed
resumption of contract negotia-
tions with Northern and Western
soft coal operators at White Sui
phur Springs, w. Va, until
July 26.
The delay in resuming the talks
scheduled for next Tuesday. fol-
lowed the recessing of negotiations
with Southern coal operators at
Bluefield. w. Va, until July 26.
Mr.. Lewis said postponement of
the Northwest meeting. which
ne called a national bituminous
joint conference. was ito meet
the convenience of the negotiating
representatives of the United Mine
Workers.
Evening star., 1949-07-14
Central, North Italy Hit
By Construction Strike
BY the Asseeiatsd Press

ROME, July Reconstruction
work in Central and North Italy
halted yesterday as an estimated
100000 building workers struck
for more pay.
The Communist-d dominated gen.
eral Confederation of Labor said
the strike will be extended Mon
day and Tuesday to the rest Of
Italy,
Evening star., 1949-07-14
Theft of Diamond Ring
Worth $4,000 Reported

A $4,000 ring. containing 81
diamonds, was reported missing
today.
The owner, Nina Maori of 1900
New Hampshire avenue NV, said
the platinum band, set with three
diamonds and surrounded by 18
smaller ones, disappeared from
clothes closet between July 2 and
yesterday.
Evening star., 1949-07-14
More Tourists in Germany

The three western zones of
Germany. recently thrown open
to visitors. now are reported do
ing brisk tourist business with
visitors living in the German
economy and paying their ex-
penses in deutsche marks, for the
first time.
Evening star., 1949-07-14

There are approximately 5000
sweat pores to the square inch on
the sole of the human foot.
Evening star., 1949-07-14

Kashmir. India, is renewing
efforts to expand it's silk industry.
Evening star., 1949-09-07
APARTMENTS UhFvRhlsHEo

VETERANS-See our Nsylor Gardens
ad under Coop. Apts. ior sale'
tiles furn.; S1io. TR. $685.. -
1 BEDRM., din. rm.. liv. rm., kit:
1st fir, pvt. entrance, unusually
attractive; adults, NV. sos. 81
sis7 ist ST. N.w.-Apt. for cpl. No
NEW HAMP. AVE. SECT. (Md:). new.
liv. rm, kit, Q bedrms., bath: apt.
bldg' M nr bus and ,rc stores; sH :aGlss s1aa
ENTIRE End FLOOR rms. kit.
pvt. bath, large back porch; gentle
couple GE: 1885.
HILLSIDE, MD.-3-rm. apt, pvt.
Ssnienees. Ssrn; ees ehshonee Phons H. T. sss5. s
phasA dinette. bath: ii SIS ' incl. i usii. Brad:
bury Hts. Sc. 20 min. downtown.
Empl; cpls; VI; $3.50 after 8 pm.
ss7 so1 uas 1ash ST. and 1ins aasr
4 rooms and bath; 500 per month.
81: 5Ss5. BOSS 4 PHELPS. Mc.
coNahkss aaaa ( s HEisHrs-1 RjEj e.drm., iiv.
bldg. BLDG; s75a,4s oH,so mo; all utilitie. in
487 VALLEY AVE. s.E.-one-bedrm.
apt, $3.50. monthly, utilities 1urn.
2 ROOMS AND EQUIP. KIT.-closs
to transp.; reasonable. Call WA.
LGE. APT. 1901 columbia I'd. NV.
Apt. 3-Everything private. --S
8 RMS, 2 BEDRMS., in new 3-unit
apt. bldg. bordering Sligo Park. 1st
A., pvt. entrance. firepl.; l blk. from
bus service. 2 blks. from shopping
center; S125 mo-, utilities incl.
1888 ONTARIO PL. N.W.-2nd and
3rd rs. rms. kit. bath; heat
inci &l1l: adults. GE. S3O0. "a
Evening star., 1949-09-07
FARM AND GARDEN

TOP SOIL, road gravel, bluestone,
fill dirt, delivered; immed. service;
reasonable. Call GIL. 1919. III
rent or contract for
land clearing and excavating; reas.
rates: free estimates. AT. 0725.
BOYLE TREE sURGERY-ror tree
removals, planting, trimming, call
81. 1913 day or RIA. 1878 after g.
COME TO LULLEY's Hillside Farm,
Bowie. Md, and get your apples.
Grimes Golden and starks Delicious:
drops ST. bu. and picked So. viii
deliver 5 bu. or over. H. 8. MONT.
GoMEEYi Z TEy Msr;. NSr HSx,s 2 ssss; ,, .v.-s ws
greens, reasonable prices. Free esti-
mates. HYATTSv1LLE NURSERY.
56O1 10th ave" Hyatts, Md. WA.
COW MANURE, we'll rotted. $3.50 per
15 bushels; So per 10 bushels; So 80
per 8 bushels, delivered. I0p soil.
FnAGsToaE Ia; aH9is WALKS, terraces. IRE
places. rock gardens, fish ponds. re.
tanning walls. pipe drainage: All
kinds Of cement work. F. MAR
CUCCIO, Route 8, Horners lane.
Rockville. Nd. Phone Rockville 1888.
Evening star., 1949-09-07
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

GIVE YOUR PET vacation. Modern
screened, shaded runs; stud service:
sRoss sfs5sF REHNsE REaRpsss t0F r.i1fs. ias ss
COCKER PUPS = Champion sired.
real show prospects. Cheap. oL.
coc2ER sstS PUPPY. 4 months old. fe-
male. Phone Woodley 1904.
A LOVELY DOG, reddish brown,
vavy eost. med. size, housebroken;
sI sk. s1d6 CHILDREN needs q loving home
oockER 81; 1asSi SPANIEL PUPS, Axe reg;
/ m, 2 T.; 8 wks.; red. Call Rock
cHIHUxHGA h 1SHfi PUPPIES. beautiful
pets. $50; also Manchester, female
cSI1hs 81; weeks Of 0ld the GR most sSse
puppies ever sold, sable and white
females, thoroughbreds; priced for
quick sale WI. 6974. III .
WIRE-HAIRED terrier. pedigreed
male, mos. old, loves children
GREaF SHSE f42 ffGfpE u.s. isWn, ave. male
vile. Nd. Silver Spring O39s
BEAUTIFUL fawn boxer pups, Axe
sired e, !, BY ,., champton; aona Available
GREAT DANE PUPPIES, 8 mos. old
Axe reg, from champion blooc
lines. Fawns, brindles, males ano
females, cropped and beautiful; also
beautiful fawn male. 2 yrs. old. anc
fawn female, 2 years old. The dos
you have always wanted. Now Il
your opportunity. Priced reasonable
Bee them today.
ELPAW KENNELS
Alex, Va, Duke st. extended. 3 miles
out, adj. Q. M. depot. TIE. 243(
or OV 46fl
Evening star., 1949-09-07
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

1918 LINCOLN RD. N.E.-Beautifuliy
furn. apt. consisting of / bedrm.,
liv. rn.. dinette, kit. and bath; mod
ern apt. bldg; S125. MA. $3.50.
1851 FAIRMoNT ST. N.w.-combi-
Raea tns sm ssam sS5ss sSt ss5h
FIvE-RooM APT, entire 2nd floor
of brick 3-unit bldg. very pleasant
and well furnished; Mont. CO. loca
ton with dd,, good bus sgpI sn5yiss; sS @ sIs5
to9: @9: s. s. aaaiis; s1is. H. r. AiphEf' Nsal
rstsr, M sTill, 81 yk': also ' Lager
18th 80 a, AND IS COL s.tR RD .v. y1cgsdrn: s.Bs
419 9Th ST. s.W.-Large front house
keeping rm., 1st a.; refgr.; COM
pIetely turn;;; mr.. earlins and shop
SNAIL NAL SO aeHooM o6 Mh; aP1 soys twin BEDS.
Frisidaire, next bath: off 14th on
Quincy. NV. TU. 5472 or RA.
PVT. ENrRANcE-1-rm.. pvt. bath
apt. with porch; new elec. refgr.;
sos 10th ST. NV. at Pa. ave-
bedrms.; e!EI 5n 5iy. rm;; .,,l kit. bath; 81
wARDMAN PARK VICINITY, eesc
Garfield st. n.w:-Newly decor.
cilities; private refgr.; maid service.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Bachelor
apt; men only: suitable for 3. Call
DU. 41s9 after pm. %
PVT: kit; nondrinkers; refined home.
1904 :Alleshany ave., TAX. PIX, Nd,
LsRGE. AZ a'sff sunny DOUBLE BEDROOM,
private kitchen fully equipped; must
furnish bedlinens and cooking uten-
sils;, EMPLOYED settled eogplei no
MD.w3 rms. and bath.
1 ROOM, kitchenette, private bath:
ssriInston rd.. Hyatts, Md. VA,
M. as SUPREME COURT rms. elec.
i room; S25. Call Ii. s-so97. -,l3
rm;, hedrm., kit, bath: S76: all
utils; furn; Call NE; 057o: -
and bath; S3575 each; for 8 adults.
1871 New Hampshire ave. NV.
APT. 1O4, 27O7 Adams Mill I'd. NV
Comb. liv. rm-bedrm.. dinette,
kitchenette, bath; attractively fur
nished 800. Between 8 and 8,
,sss MssnfidfS fA1RMoST eSSn'hs ST. n N.w@ oI rm.
kit, dinette and bath, $6S per mo.
Kennedy sT., nr. Ga. ave. NV
Liv. rm.. bedrm.. kit. semipvt. bath;
l employed woman only. RA. 1920.
1 R., KIT, B., downtown. $50 per
mo. one person only. Give refs.
1905 K. 1. AVE. N.w.-Nicely furn.
rm.. for Ink, for employed couple,
in bsmt., no children, no drinking.
10
s-RooM APT. tile bath. new and
beautifully furnished. Utilities in
cluded. Suitable for 2 or ? persons.
Call after 900 pm. 5126 Hanna
so1 "a; PARK RD.. Apt. Modern
furn. apt. to share with young girl
or women of fine habits. Unlim.
tel; Reas; Nj. 461O:. ,., -S
for for empi. cpie. CAN EN-. S112;
FuRN. APT, no objection to children.
Apply D. G. WEATHERsTRIP CO.,
403 Sth st. ne. Ii. 3-4662: -13
5123 CONN. AVE. N.W.-Bedroom,
combination living rm. and kitchen:
private bath; $95. EN-. 2782. .-13
2335 18th ST. N.W.-1 rm: and kit,
semipvt. bath, S65 mo. Phone Du.
|, 3o S03 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV,
right downtown-Lovelys studio apt,
modern kit, semipvt.- bath; $40 80
inspection. DI. 59a5, GE, 9151. %
All MASS. AVE. and Sheridan Circle.
Lge. living rm. with piano, PEG
service; suitable for 2 single men
or 2 business women. Call MI. 7045.
rAKoMA PARKS rooms g bed
rms), kit, bath. pvt. ent;, conven.
siderstion for yearly lease; refs.
req. GE. 1888.
Evening star., 1949-09-07
MISCELLANEOUS FoR RENT
HOsPITAL Beds. IDEAL BEDDING
aw. National 1904.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

mb9SekkAt~IOOS "ANs8O
ANTIQUEs-Brlc-a- a-prac, china, sil.
verware. old teyelry. furn: Any amt
DORA KRuPsAW MIIE6ToNE
ANTIoJLs = furniture. br,o-s.eras
china, glassware. rugs. silvervare,
e.if einf''nfs auRRA9 R.sae'' tsts4beeEsrs sa PA IA
BEDRooM, dining room. contents Of
IA. 2e37; after Z pm, DE-. 1916.
BOOKS, large and small collections,
51sTK1eTT {, ! TT RoSk Sass STORE 7sl 9th
ERhEspg Efsh s9Gs sook f!fs saop sse aF2RaE s9h T.
BOOKS, large ana sman collections;
bSyshs and Iemoyed& & At our s1 expense; n.s
RisaHtci e NV. NE. seRS Sees. sioAA' ~ s''
CAMERA WANTED. highest quality;
Mr. %sE1s %E1ss sans5a ffan ssss.efsigra sS se'
CLoTHING-Highest prices for mems
used clothing. BERMAN,s:, BERN 1l22
uoNpSs diamond Watches, sS,a disesrded ,exeirS iH
bought. No purchase too small. too
large large; cash cash immed,atsly Hn rI ysIy h1s5 s1
co. 7l9 7th st. NV.
siss::s S.ss. 1;' 1:i fss ss s 3; c.r e.
HExR OF 3 st. nv.
.asci. es:h ia paid. 1RNisT susx
,qss MC;; ;;,el1. s1z 18th st. a..: ana. ,,.u
ia1n,sas. :, a0iaa ii siad;: = .esi1: : sess 1
of odd pieces: nay caSh Please
ear MIR JAMES. phone ma. 1920
FURNITURE-Any bedrm., din. rm:,
desk. chest, or entire household.
Prompt service. co. 1855:
stoves. TuEs. ETC.. 70 comDlets iiys
condition. Write imemdiately giving
items and price of each. G. z.
FAuLcoNER. Paytes. Va.
FURNITURE, GOOD used household
sos sSSds Dies. s or HRs eA9 aRa e. s6s fla5ss
FURN1ruRE-wm buy entire con.
tents or odd pieces. Also old glass
ware. china, hric-a.brac. Buying
Hs s5ns ST 9F .ss eyer % sts nv hSR &
FURNirURE-Your entire household
:fis: fis:::''s SgsB SaS '';sii ssH sfS a'1Si
GOLD-Brins your old gold. plati-
mum, teeth, discarded jewelry. We
pay cash. A. KAHN, INC, 81 years
at 936 r st. NV.
PIANOS-Grands, consoles, spinets
Or Or, small mall uDrishts. VIII pay cash.
sesAf eai sossi lion. scHAr METALS. auto
paid II you cannot deliver your &c.
eumulatiens. please phone us. ACE
TNk ~ kk4GS9" 81" s22o osorsia ave NV.
seRAP sea- PfiHRoN fiHRoN. SCRAP MnIALs. auto
batteries, house rass.Hiche.t prices
" Wash pi fxa ao5s 4 BAG CO.: siS t ct:
sTOvES. FURNITURE. ranges. Zoe
boxes and heaters ACME STOVE
CO.. loll 9TH st, DIV, Ma 1852
ware. any condition; china, bric-a-
brac, old jswelry and fIrniture
DORA KROPSAW MILESTONE. 1885
q st. r.W. ST. 1896
WE PAY TOP PRICES for old gold,
silver. jewelry, diamonds. firearms,
luggage. Photographic equipment.
instruments. Will call. MAX zWEIG
WE BUY USED FUR COATS, all types.
Highest prices. AMERICAN FUR CO.,
INC, 625 r st. NV; MA. 1875.
Evening star., 1949-09-07
BoATS

HAMPTON SAILBOAT, Is IT. long
lon sails. This boat Is, 2 years ole
and has had very little use. orig
1as s9ss wHk 81 46q nARNE Tal se sEkve fakk he
oGTsoaRb atGs Ms11s Morok aSsi 5iS' REPAIR, in;
painting. We have the best me-
chanics and painters In the city
Washington's largest marina; MAY MAY
TkoWER M.,n. MAH1NE .Vs ser sERVISE' sT 5s5o 5SG
MARYLAND BOAT CHARTER q
SALES, lO4 Greenbrier rd.. Balti-
Mp%e1k1 mq5s 4 Ma doTTsoHRS THS5Gn Ssos; Motors all
FLoWtR MARINE SERVICE. ING INC,
1900 Maine ave. s.w.. ST. 1920.
4s-FT. CRUISER, lift. beam. nice
lines and worthy. new Gray engne, nt.
cabin. sleeps g.; toilet. galley and
Best offer, $1,000. Phone RE;
2l64 days; TU. O4s6 night. %
13la-ft. Fisherman's mod
e. brand new EsgYls5; Slll HARp sasT1-
WARE sToREs: No. $500: 20 -,
FISHING PARTIES Day. night;
chesapeake Bay. Herring Bay,
Eastern Bay, Sharps Island. Gooses,
ANTHONY KING. WA. 1872.
STYLE CRAFT, 27-FT.-This most
beautiful, modern cruiser accommo-
dates 4. galley, toilet, etc, COM
missioned July, 194S, in exc. cond.,
very roomy, comfortable. seawor-
thy and economical; double plank
cedar bottom, many extras. Price,
$4,000. HARRY JUSTINE, S11 18th
MERCURY oUTBOARD MOTORS, all
sizes in stock at present for immed
delivery: terms and trade. MAY
FLOWER MARINE SERVICE. INC,
1900 Maine ave. s.w.. ST. $500.
HAMPTON sAILBoAT, 1s IT. long,
l design, solid mahogany. new ny
Ion sails. This boat Is 2 years old
and has had very little use. Orig
inal cost $1,460, will sell for half.
MAYF.OWER MARINE SERVICE,
MoroR REPAIR. in
board motor repair, hauling and
painting. We have the best me
chanics and painters in the city.
Washington's largest marina. May
FLOWER MARINE SERVICE, INC,
1900 Maine ave. s.w.. ST. 1900.
Evening star., 1949-09-07
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

WOODBRIDGE, 8 doors of R. /. ave,
nicely furn twin bedrm;. privs;;
S25 each per mo. NO. 3797. 10
mr.. Supreme Court,
Clean, comfortable, next bath,
double bed; S25 mo. Ii. 3-sQ97.
3314 18th ST. N.E.-Young man will
share nice front rm. with another
man. tyin BEDS shower; on buslsne'
SINGLE SLEEPING RIM, lady or
gentleman. cool and comfortable;
Sc wk. 132 C st. ne. TR. 1144.,
L.H.K. ROOM, furnished; semipvtt.
bath; conv transp.; empl. lady pref.
1S47 Monroe st. ne. -
1874 b ST. Ne, Capitol Hill, OPP.
Supreme Court = Immediate: front
dbie. master bedrm.. bath, twin
4O39 S. DAKOTA AVE. N.E.-Corner
rm., semipvt bath; bus at corner;
in private home. Call DE. 4039;
VILLAGE, 1884 14th
st. n.e.-Lge. front rm. adjoining
bath with shower, kit. privileges:
81 S15 week week. Also ssle. rm'' 81 Ss'
1915 2 +. CAPITOL ST. N.E.-Lee.
rooms, nicely furn. Will take one
child TR Qd7D
Evening star., 1949-09-07
RMS. FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

ARLINGTON-Attrac. lge. front rn =,
nicely furn.; porch. tiled bath. show
sfUpfoo ok seepns naT on room N for gtan smpoyeS
couple; phone, private bath, private
entrance; transportation at door.
OV. $3.50. 8
mr.. Clarendon-Double
rm; nr. Pentagon, Navy Annex;
phone Owens 6572. 8
TWO NICE DOUBLE ROOMS, COW.
privils., reas. Call OV. 249s. .
ROOM for empl settled lady, in gen.
tile apt, next to bath, lge. closets;
conv. transp. OV. 1893 20
BEVERLY HILLS, ALEXANDRIA
Room in pvt. home, cross ventila-
share shower bath with /. TIE
5736. Ill
Evening star., 1949-09-07
ROOMS WI1h BOARD

SINGLE FRONT ROOM; NV; pvt.
home; express bus at door; home
cooking; gentleman; reas. ia. 1910.
3
eso6 9Th ST. NV. near Walter Reed
Corner front, twin beds, clean
home. excellent meals; employed
FREE ROOM AND BOARD to relia-
ing with dinner and staying eve
nings with 2 school-age children.
1885 'E 18th ST. N.w.-Nicely fur
young men; running water, phones
9O34 goth ST. N.W.-Spacious double
rooms, excellent meals and transp.;
pleasant atmosphere; Sunday din
1888 s. WYOMING a9s. eioa.,. Ay! NY sins,.
1909 18th ST. N.w.-single, double
s.dv,or and to SHARE sseellsn. s71o cooking
175s xo.I n ST. NV NW-wor dH, refined refined young
from e homea This 0uF Wintea: oms delieioa esas
NE. PVT. HOME. master bedrm.. to
share With young man, TWIN beds.
pvt. bath; $50 month. MI. 1000
SLAUGHTER's, 1927 10th st. NV.
tvic. Dupont Circle)-For employed
people; sgle. and dble. rms; daily
maid service and telephone IN all
rms; excel, choice meals. incl. 2 on
Sun; refined. friendly atmosphere.
HO. 6767. Ia
CALVERT HOUSE, 14O1 16th-Newly
decorated rooms for business people
and students. Some pvt. baths
Excel. food and service; switchboard.
-15
VACANCIES for young men and
women; well-balanced meals. de-
sirable location; reas. 2O22 G st.
PARK ROAD-Excellent location; S4s|
and $50 per month; 20 min down.
town: Southern cooking. Call CO.
WESLEY HALL-spacious double
rooms in remodeled, redecorated
BLDG. running water in every rm.,
large closets; dances and free
movies, recreation room; S4s to
$3.50 mo- Excel. food. Bendix
washer. 1925 21st st. NV. NO.
WENDELL TERRAcE-cool, pleasant
rooms; excel. meals and transp.;
spacious lawn and porch; maid
service; S4750 to $50 per mo.
1897 Belmont I'd. NV, phone MI