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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-01

that upon receipt of a request for
review the claim is re-examined
and reviewed. If the original de-
termination is affirmed a written
notice of such redetermination is
mailed to the applicant. The ap-
plicant may then apply for for
NAL hearing.
A request for review or an ap-
plication for formal hearing must
be made over the signature of the
applicant and addressed to c. w
Goble, Director, World War II
Compensation Fund, 293 E. Long
Street, Columbus Is, Ohio.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-01

of what they are now paying for
soybeans unless they doubled the
price of soybean meal" Strayer
stated.
In conclusion, Mr.. Strayer point
ed out, "A good price must be re-
ceived for soybean oil in order to
give the livestock farmers protein
feed at reasonable price"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-01
COMPLETES COURSE

Norval Gill has returned to his
duties at Budd's Automotive Serv-
ice after completing a months
Electric Auto Lite specialized
training course in motor tune up
and auto electric service in To-
ledo. Gill received very high
grades in the course.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-01
Oils Helpful In
Apple Sprays

WOOSTER, O.-There are two
groups of materials that may be
used for spraying apples in the
dormant period, says DR.. C. r.
Outright, associate entomologist
of the Ohio Agricultural Expert
ment Station. The dormant spray
season, he adds, usually covers a
period of two to three weeks just
before the opening buds show
green.
Oil sprays constitute the first
group and are widely used because
of their effectiveness in controll-
ing red mite and the different
kinds of scale insects. There are
both regular" oils and superior"
oils, the former being used at
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-01

"My wife tells me almost every
night she dreams she's married to
a millionaire"
You're lucky. Mine thinks
that in the daytime"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-01

as Jim a confirmed bachelor p
"He is now. He sent his picture
to Lonely Hearts Club and they
sent it back with note saying
We're not that lonely. , "
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-01

Just 100 years ago, a farm work
er produced enough to feed HIM
self and three other persons; to-
day, he produces enough to feed
himself and 13 others.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-01

The most difficult letters to un-
derstand over the telephone are
rs" and "F''. The ears are least
sensitive to these letters and they
carry the poorest over the phone.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-01

julius Caesar established one
way streets in Rome to combat
chariot traffic jams.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-01

Know the odds against getting
a perfect hand in cribbage (29
count)? They're 216,571 to /
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-01

Our classified ads get results!
Evening star., 1949-06-19
Exclusively Yours

Tneyn b. gene I'll about the
eru cs October.
The Chapman Roses vess
given q farewell party CO the
Ssaoreham terrace Tire ether
evening by . group al frsenax
that included the Edward Foarys.
the Bill rsalhraxhss. the James
Hen6rickses ard the Arthur
KrockA They are nossns back
to Cleveland July / and are al
ready feeling nnssalsse ahcu;
this wonderful gay place we
1--we In.
After leaving Government
service chappae opened q wash
ingson ofyice for his Cleveland
Law firm and now that airs wolng
weu he has to return 70 Ohio
This means. though. that they
viii be checking IN here from
time TO time. They'll live In the
lodge On Htlo Farm In Mentor
which Is about 10 miles OUTSIDE
Of Cleveland. Owned by Leonard
Hanna. the main house On the
country estate Is centuries old
was brought over stone by stone
from England.
Evening star., 1949-06-19

man Stabler. Philip Kniskern. VIII
liam A. Clarke, jr, and Robert
Bissell.
Mrs. McCabe was graduated
from the Grier School. Birming-
ham, Pa. and studied at Stuart
Hall .in Staunton, Va. and at
Swarthmore College. Mr.. McCabe
attended Deerfield Academy and
was graduated from Swarthmore
this June. The couple will live in
Evanston, Ill.
Mrs. Crichton. who wore an
ivory satin gown trimmed with
rose point lace and an heirloom
veil Of Belgian lace, had Miss
Charlotte Ann Haynie Of Wyo-
ming, Ohio. for her maid of honor.
The matron of honor was the
brides sister. Mrs. Samuel N. Kar-
rick, jr., of West Point. N. Y. The
other attendants were Mrs. Rob-
ert Bruce Crichton. jr.: Mrs. Wal
lace Pannier, Miss Katherine
stott and Miss Margaret Whit
more.
MIR. Robert Bruce Crichton, jr..
was his brothers best man and
the ushers were the Messrs. Neil
Andrew Crichton. Roy Gourley.
Warren Bunting. Wallace Pannier.
AL Cozzi, Robert Valiant and 1t,
Tenney Kutz Ross. U. s. A.. Of
Fort Benning. Ga, brother Of the
bride.
Mrs. Crichton attended Hood
College and her husband Is the
newly elected president Of the
Student Council at George WASH
ington University. The bride Is
the granddaughter OF former En-
gineer Commissioner and Mrs. c.
w. Kutz and of Col. and Mrs. Ten
ney Ross of st. Petersburg, Fla.
formerly of Washington. Her great
grandfather was Mr.. John w.
Ross, who served several terms as
Commissioner Of the District Of
Columbia.
Evening star., 1949-06-19
Continued Prom Page Dill

IMrs. Mcceney Werlich was heard
to exclsim. II just know that as
soon as several thousand GLADYS
weriiehs get over there. Stain is
going 10 start soneshingt" -. II
looks like q peaceful summer then.
because there Just aren't that
many Gladys wsrlichs-
II appears as II there's q wed-
ding ca the horizon for Anne
Harrison and Sherry McAdam-
The latter. who has been dancing
attendance for months on the
eldest daughter Of cur former
Minister to Switzerland. told q
friend from Mexico the other
day that he and Anne might 80
there ON their honeymoon. The
Harrtsons' other daughter Helen
win be married this coming Sat
urday.
Marcy Du Pont and Ted John
son are seen together as often
as Ted can get down for o week
end from Wilmington. Marcy
sold her place In Wilmington
two weeks ago. Is moving %
Washington, at least Temporarily
| Margaret cowen Is selling her
country home, Sunnyside. al
Upperville. Va. Rumor has II
that Fred Astaire's sister Adele
Lady Cavendish, Is interested ir
acquiring o place In the hunt
country. has looked at Sunnyside
| Countess Gertie d'Amecourt
drove down to Leeshurg yester-
day to get settled In the place
she has leased for the summer
Gertie says that 1t has ar
honest-to-goodness stream on II
with real bass swimming around
therein just waiting TO be hooked
by Washingtonians. I'm of!
/ Mrs. James II. Patten has jus,
been elected president OF the Ma
tional Society OF Colonial Danes
for the District OF Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bel
Sweeney are leaving Wednesday
for their place in Bar Harbor
Evening star., 1949-06-19
Miss Motley,
Miss Ross
Are Married

OF particular interest to mem
6ers Of official, social and service
circles In Washington will BE two
weddings that took place this
week end. one In New York and
one In this city.
Yesterday, Miss Yvonne Motley.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Harrison Motley Of LArchmont.
N. Y, became the bride Of Mr..
Thomas Bayard McCabe, jr., son OF
the Chairman Of the Federal Re-
serve Board and Mrs. McCabe Of
Swarthmore, Pa, and Washington.
The ceremony took place in the
Church Of the TRANSPORTATION IN
New York, the Rev. Randolph Ray
officiating.
The Metropolitan Memorial
Methodist Church was the scene
of the marriage Friday afternoon
of Miss Katharine Randolph Ross,
daughter of Brig. Gen. Lewis T.
Ross, u. 8. A.. retired. and Mrs.
Ross Of Webster Groves. Mo-, for
merry of this city, to Mr.. Charles
Franklin Crichton, son Of Comdr.
Robert Bruce Crichton, u. 8. N.
retired. and Mrs. Crichton Of
Washington. DR.. Edward q. Latch
officiated at the ceremony and the
reception was held at the Admiral
Club.
Miss Marcia Jacqueline Motley
was maid Of honor for her sister.
who wore an Ice blue gown Of i'm
ported lace and a full court train.
Her three-tiered silk tulle veil was
attached to q matching lace calot
and she carried cascade bouquet
of white orchids, lily of the valley,
sweet peas and stephanotis.
Mrs. McCabe's other attendants
were Mrs. Robert Emerson
Thompson. jr.; Mrs. William An
derson Clarke. jr.. and the Misses
Carolyn Mitchell. Nancy Peiffer
and Betty 10 Larsh. Mr.. George
Robinette served as best man for
the bridegroom and the ushers
were the Messrs. Richard Whaley
McCabe, William Osler. c. Nor
Evening star., 1949-06-19
Engagement Told

DR.. and Mrs. Samuel A. Stern
berg Of New York City announce
the engagement Of their daughter
Marianne to MFR. Leon Paul Mink
of. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Minkoff. The wedding will take
place In New York City on Sep
tember 4.
Evening star., 1949-06-19
Wedding Shortly

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Clayton Danr
announce the engagement Of theil
daughter Natalie TO Mr.. Rober
Charles craumer, son Of Mrs
Charles Reno Smith Of Lewisburg
Pa.
Miss Damn was graduated from
Bucknell University last week. Mr.
Craumer attended Ursinus Col
lege, ViIlanova College. and wa
graduated from Bucknell In l94a
The wedding viii take plac'
June 25.
Evening star., 1949-06-19
Engaged to Marry

Mrs. Dorothy Gould announces
the engagement Of her daughter
Shirley to Mr.. Saul Rosenthal. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rosenthal
The groom-elect received his
degree from the Catholic Univer-
sity of America. He plans to dc
graduate work until June. 1850
when the wedding will take place
Evening star., 1949-06-19
Tune Bride

Miss Jean Stromberg, daughter
of MFR. and Mrs. Rudolph Strom-
berg, was married June II to Mr.
Laird s. Jerman, son of Mrs. John
H. Jerman and the late Mr.. Jer.
man. The wedding took place In
the Church of the Ascension anc
st. Agnes and the Rev. Albert j
Du Bois, 8. T. B., ofdciated al
the ceremony,
Evening star., 1949-06-19
Acknowledgements

The Shrine of the Most Blessed
Sacrament was the scene Of the
wedding yesterday morning Of
Miss Margaret Mary Giegengaek
and MFR. Robert william Ayling.
The Rev. z. Carl Lyon ofiiciated
and said the nuptiai mass and
the wedding breakfast and recep-
ton were held at the Shoreham.
The bride Is the daughter Of
the former Public Printer and
Mrs. augustus e. Giegengack and
Mr.. Ayling's parents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert de Castro Ayling. Of
BROOKLYN,
Evening star., 1949-10-23
ROOMS WANTED

CULTURED MAN wants room or
SIS maximum. Box $3.50. Star, :
PHYSICIANS WIDOW. wishes, Ink.
sis sn0m' sHi yic; ssSl' silver Spring. will baby
WANTED, by a middle-aged woman
with q pleasant disposition q room
with a small private family. Box
PERMANENT Government employe
(non-smoker, non-drinker) desires
warm. warm room, So large closet in Prot. Prot.
price, must be reasonable; good refs.
Write Box 271-G, Star. -.
LADY, mature. empl.,- desires hskg.
rm.; refined atmosphere. absolute
privacy essential. Box 2S4-G, Star.
LADY, college grad. former teacher.
empl., wishes room in home or apt;
stay with child, maybe coaching.
Box 2s6-G, Star.
ROOM in apt. bldg. Conn. ave, vic,
ooaxay sso 9TH max so1 ssa sfnssaa sa1
home q apt: bids.; sonS: NV. @ prsier!psd: pi
ELDERLY I iiT5 LADY Would p:m; lik. quie.
furn; ,rm.; prefer NV. section; rea.
IS9HRs Sox nesds sisG 7oo stat With pIy.. 2S
ave; give price for consideration.
Box $3.50, Star.
VERY QUIET sleeping room desired
for late morning sleep in home or
apartment: an NV. section only;
quote price by week: give name and
address; Box 2l7-G, Star.
private NV; home' tor young wom-
UNFURNIsHED ROOM in new apt:
bldg: Ie with other ladies. Gil. 6s27
BY SOBER, settled gentleman, room.
private bath, meals, in small family
In city; SIS week. Please give par.
ticulars. BOX 266-G, Star. =
home, with full home care for child.
Will pay we'll suitable accommoda.
ton. Phone GIL. $3.50 ell am.
GENTLEMAN. Govt. employe, desires
large, well-furnished room, semipri.
floor or elevator service: two meals
daily. few steps from car or bus;
Sunday breakfasts; NV. section
preferred. CO. 1888 between 10
am. and 2:3O pm.
COLORED-COUPLE wants I room
with private kitchen. Call ow. 1885. 4.
COLORED-wants large unfurn.
home. sm TOR ooosns Teabls nLH; couple @ in ss sHiss
CoLoRED DNouiET, hisT' fefined rem d. yoans WSDn;
lady wants Ink. room, furn. or
fAIi furn.; bsmt. Ok. Ok % Box a1s.a. ssfsas Star:
Evening star., 1949-10-23
RMS. FURN.-Mp.-VA. (con,, J

SILVER SPRING, 2113 Plyers Mil
rd;-Newly furn. rn. in new home.
Pbnns %,th ys4nS sH s6sa s6gssntile~couple' S35 mo.
MI. Ff0hs RAENiER HI fo1ii 1Viic1NrrY-N,ce siSsl.
r3Gm %p1 ds4s.s tes girl all privileges: IS Gan
LARGE ROOM, pvt. home; 10 min.
to Pentagon by car; next bath: lge.
closet; $50 mo. OW. 3420.
ARLINGTON South -Attr. twin
afa5opm afpoe and s9ny tsad5p to Rensss9n
BRIGHT, SUNNY front room, next to
bath, In pvt. home; $50 a month;
especially conv. some one working
s:30-5 in vicinity of Commerce
RsR desiring Dr hGs pate LADY snd 0nlS nn:
limited phone. sH. s517.
NORTH ARLINGToN-Larse, attrae-
Lee hwy: $50. cH, 0641.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rm.. pleas
ant home, desirable location, excel
lent bus service. TIE. 1892.
BEDROOM, pvt. apt, mature business
priv. TelepRone SAf eli. 5000. 5000 EXT Hatsi. ssi.
MASTER BEDROOM, half bath. vic.
Defense, hwy. on Edmonston: em-
NICE coGPIE 9y HE eOnns eRpoyed 9N o9 soos With
small child; use house for light
Housekeeping; must have car. AL.
1854 after 6 pm.
Ink. RM:, in new home, for cpls.
with good refs; can enjoy home
privls. JU. 7-S36S, all day-eves.
DOUBLE OUTSIDE warm rm., run.
ming water, nr. bath: pvt. home: u
| blk. buslineS and restaurant; lst
zone; breakfast; gentlemen. CHI.
TAKoMA PARK-single rm. With
pvt; family; SS wk.; breakfast privl.;
3 blocks from bus, Sligo .22O5.
ARL.-Pleasant comfortable rm. for
| l man. with refs. Small, quiet fam
lily. Excel. transp. OK. 2S73.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.-Beautifully furn,
| rm., next bath, in new home Suit.
For gentleman or cple. 1874 East
Masonic View ave. References, -25
ALEx.--Lge. bedrm., twin beds, next
to bath, 10 min. to National Airport,
on bus line. Navy Annex, Pentagon.
VA and Navy Dept. mr.. restaurants.
Men pref. TE, 371I:
couple or lady: home privils; in
Brentwood, Md. Phi. WA. 6217. rs
Evening star., 1949-10-23
ROOMS FURhisHEp-s.E.-s.w

3050 QUE ST. S.E.-Master bedrm.,
twin beds, pvt. bath. 2 extra lee.
closets; lge. rear porch; beaut. view;
excel transp.;. phone Det... gentle
bone; gentlemen or empl. cpIe.;
4s1e s5e e. EASY VI Fl. alses s.E-rront "a 2oom
CAN Ca IT, Ii. $500 nas D'': h0me' % es sk'
226 SO. CARO-. AYE.-single, double
rms; newly dec. furn.; for refined
people Th4 r apprec; excel. pvt. home,
LIE; FRONT 1isl, RM:' twin beds; tel; and
single Single. 'tIi' TR. lilo. II per ~A' ca. 9 %
1919 G sT. s.E.-Nicely furn. front
room. twin beds, $40 wk.; also front
single Em.; $6 yks TR: 669s. "a
lSO 18th 81. Sc, LINCOLN Para
erivlls El So safFe AT ssos w5sn another eoeaIns
CAPITOL HIL-,Large front room,
PVT pyt' Path; l9iy lp9riiyyileses; oil heat; sl5
L:H.K. next to bath. s55 per month.
32ll Nichols ave. Sc. 10. 2-1639.
1917 16th sT; Sc, Anaeostia-Newly
painted, well-furnished room and
coHokfD8sos sc An; ssds. 1eth ST. s.E.2Dole. 25s
L1scdEs sSt!s PARK H aFEa4l.rss siSst4 m i:ht..
nsY1 nsY refsr" two large Closets %. AT
1906 MINI, AVE. s.E.-Larse Ink,
next to baths new refgr. AT.
sos VIRGINIA AVE. s.E.-Lse. furn
front rm., sgl. or couple; religious
house, must be sober; no cooking;
nFaTir1E1I TsaSi GalI ER So1 lo4o; g. .,,,, .,o.
semi-pvt. bath; bus at door; near
Boiling Field. 10 2-O33o
SINGLE ROOM with semi-private
bath in pEiyate family. VI: $3.50.
rm:. nice home; CO bus at door;
1aVnaEy i4os 18th hDsens se Sc kitchen privileges
CORAL HILLS-LRe; furn. bed-sitting
privtls: Nr. bus. HI. 754s. -2s
80 3rd ST. SEQ nicely furn. sin
gle rooms for gentlemen, $40 each;
16 4th ST. Sc. near capitol-Large
rm: for gentleman only. $3.50 per
III II. CARROLL BIOL 81; Sc, nr. H: 9:
and ansar Li6Ia5y.outside % Em.. newly
Mr. Nhnsf bzRNk9 afns1sR'e 6iRdIElsoa hh 09ss Il St
1851 N1GHSTs III tSE srl avksiasi. A. eass rms rms
phone and laundry privil.; excel.
" ahop ELlOuc W. O-Oflf. 30
2232 MINNESOTA AVE. S.E.-Nicely
furnished room. 20 minutes to Navy
1915 IVES sfit Fl. s.EWFurnished DeF nssfi room
with kitchen priv. Two girls. Refs
EXCHANGED. TR. 1895.
ATTRACTIVE LARGE SINGLE ROOM.
Conv. Naval Lab. one block Nichols
ave. Excel. transp. 10. 3-s960
$50 18th ST. s.E.-Brisht room.
$50 NORTH CAROLINA AVE. Sc
lge.. sleeping rms, conveniently
CoNGREss HE1GHrs-Nice front
rm.. next. bath. Conv. transp. 20
min. downtown. Working cpl or 2
men. Call 10. 2-60S9 or 10. 2-2614.
RANDLE HIGHLAND-Small rm.. pvt.
home. empl.. settled lady, no smok-
ing References. Ii. 3-5116.
CAP. HILL-Rms. for intrstg. girls;
pvt. home; nr. Cong. Lib; privs.;
excel. transp. AT. 1886.
COLORED-NEATLY furn. rm. for
gentleman in refined home; conv. to
transp Call after 12. Ii. 6-464S.
COLORED - 1922 POTOMAC AVE.
S.E.-Sgle. rm. for gentlemen; S25
mo, Ii, 4-2926 "a
Evening star., 1949-10-23
ROOMS FURNJsHEp-Nor,hea,.

L1RGE s!sssE front !, bedToom; E H. Excel; tFansp;
M. ''ea caTHoIIc ifoiItsGtH WN1vERs1TY%Txo raio
dble. bedrms.. twin beds. for young
essh msn, IN MI1 homs shs4 Of 'ouns cple'' $50
W0OpRLDGE- Nicely furn. living
and bath; mr.. bus; ses.5o. AT.
Wso5ooG6;RDGE-rwin bedrm.. bath,
liy. rm;; fac. lbsmt3; PVT. entr;; nr.
bus and restaurant, $45.. AT. s420.
s2s sxt 3 ,IsI ST y n.EmNice E..f single 5e 5eem
128 C ST. NE. near Library Of Con-
gress, Georgetown Law, GPO-Sin-
giles. doubles: new furniture; men
only: Apt. 21. FIR. 276e: 25'
WOODBRIDGE, corner So. Dakota. and
rm.. lEe. bath and shower, continu-
GUS hot water, unlim. phone in rm.;
private home, no other roomers. For
wk. 250l Brentwood I'd. ne, DU.
4s4 9th ST. N.E.-single room. first
floor, plenty closet space; near
rIRsfshED IRasn zsf''fa shDKooM. asss Reasonable.
H,tshsp Gafi Hr. 1879 isa pvt bath If desired
sRRsaasd: sRRsiSnsdl; Ps ps 4izs 4ii:zsssan; refs ss *
1918 5 sT. NE. on bladensburs rd.,
Ii. 4-1676 any time after 5. A
sagplf rRNN RgsNfferfss. ysry niss place 2s.
ss'S ssS.sssSzs1ss z 3: ttessS: 1855: st 9ss es.
@ next to Bath. 'i vi. Ut 1855. Sso'' @ss osss'''
EMPL. cPLE.--Newly decorated rm,.
PslVil. Use q IT. n D:@s ans i a.aRa: ass:
MfSH.s Al efz1x sAkx, 1907 18th st. 1si nas.-
b:ss: ;ans,' .R4 s5s t5sn' mo s ST. f}o.n o4
wooDnIpGE, 2s7o 18th st. ne
Twin beds; " blk. r. I. ave. shop.
center, restaurants. Du. so2dI.
4o1 18th ST. N.E.-Master bedrm.,
next to bath, newly furny cross ven
tilation. in attractive home. Ii.
LARGE FRONT ROOM for aaiet
E15ls; aJd tE,n beds. home privileges.
MI6H1SaN iii Szls' PARK in new 1ss home;
next next g GO bath; M clean. sunny; gent.
rhs fna SAEEs rs + 1sa a' 3sss' T. n..,r, z;
to share rm. with another; sal. beds:
sSa6 isth Sir. N.E.-Furn.% % rm. for
gentleman: pvt. home; bus at door;
me meals 4 Il rf desired . AD: 1853. Ia 49,;
LSaaR sGaselns rRoNF RRso5SNis slpRoos. e41 9th
st. ne: nicely furnished, near bath,
eonv. transp.; eple. pref. II. 3.48l7.
Evening star., 1949-10-23
ROOMS ukEuRAIshEp

14I4 EUCLID ST. N.W.-1 and .
rooms. furn. or unfurn., rfgr. Apply
1st floor front 30
BASEMENT, unfurn., Q rms, small
kit, pvt. entrance and bath. GE.
40 SHEPHERD ST. N.w.- or 3
rooms, kitchen, bath. stove. refgr.;
End floor; pvt. home; employed
adults preferred.
ONE COUPLE-Nice double rm. with
house privilege on first floor. DU.
6026. 154 Bryant St NV. go
ROOM and inclosed porch. 2 closets;
clean, quiet home, 3 adults; ref;
$40. GE. 60s6.
IN PVT. HOME, next to bath; hot
plate; transp. conv.; $50 mo. FIR.
$3.50 between la pm.
ONE RM., kitchen, semi-pvt. bath.
utilities furn.; 2 empl. persons; v
blk. No. Cap. st. carline. II Frank.
CoLoRED-unfurn. I'm. for refined
employed couple. Some privileges.
No children; $3.50 wk. HU. 5O27.
COLORED - Anacostia. Nice room.
single or double, $40. CO. S791.
ONE LARGE, UNFURN. ROOM for
settled couple, cooking and laundry
priVeleRes; ne DE 133Q
Evening star., 1949-10-23
ROOMS FuRN.-N.E. (cont. }

$50 B ST. N.E.-Lge. ssle. rm.. quiet
pvt; nome; eonv:, transp.; rein. empl
gentleman; GENTLE. AT. 4162. PA
AZ i;ssnlIh 1ith ST. NE. Apt. 7-Desirable
LARGE FRoNT ROOM. next next bath
Kitchen privil. If desired; mixed
MeGhH MneeiGgh6orho9d. Call TR. 62o3; --25
everything; liberal home privis. to
right people. Ho. 5120. -e5
NICELY FURN. dble rm. Telephone
klt. and Laundry privls. No other
1878 R. l.. AVE. N.E.--comfortable
nm; men next onfS bath n aad ssas shower sentle
employed couple. IL 5.a9sa 5en9taheh or
1O1I UPSHUR ST.-Furn. room with
ssR neRt pa6loT; fa h.tS for ! or 2 gentlemen;
ai7 fallsles sr. R.T.Sha1se RqT sac; single room,
DU. 6711 Monday.
CLEAN, comfortable, single bedroom
s12a sEnv. esss t. transp.; semipvt. bath bath
asl,E snd car line gentleman. Ii
soos $685. 14th ST. N.E.-Nicely T25 fun.
lge. front rm. in new home; uuiet
neighborhood; twin beds; sgle., $50;
dble:, $40, HU. 9151.
3l5 18th ST. NE, Apt. IA lovel,
room: very reasonable; private en-.
1910 ST. N.E.-Nice room. next te
bath; 2 windows; $3.50 week; mer
CoLoRED-TWo ROOMS combined
aannd aand 4onss5 one large front room. Phone phe
coLoRE1@s1s 14.h ST. N.E.-Roon
poraton DOT stRsle AT nan sa44 Convenient aa
CoLoRED-ONE NEATLY FURN. rm
ehiden ie for all emp1 D1jyj,s c0sge " sasa S,th
CoLoREDE1is5 MORSE ST. 81. NE
Newly Ne s1ao fgrn.' lse. attr. rm' twin beds. be-
coLoREDG1els OTIS pL. NV Nv
Lge beaut: turn. front rm;; cooking,
CoLORED-6Io 1ath ST. E.E.-Lee
wk. TR. 1895. " '''
COL.-IO3s BLADENsBURG RD.
N.EssMNice rm., next to bath, Ii
COLoRED LARGE front double
room with twin beds. Ii. 3-O532.
COLORED-1227 LINDEN ST. Ne
Newly dec: religious home: "a blk,
pfivil lTfh anf Ii Il; 719s5 msp or e@Dl' couple;
COLORED-MIDDLE rm. for settled
man, must be employed. Call TR.
COLORED-FURN. rm. for man in
pvt, family: some privileges. Ii.
COLORED-RooM for couple. shar.
kitchen. bath. phone with one per
son. AT. 2372
COLORED-DOUBLE ROOM, suit. Q
persons; privileges. AT. 1873.
COLORED-1355 EMERSON ST
N.E.-Rm. for couple, use OF tel,
COLORED-LGE. front rm. with pvt
porch; home PRIVILEGES for couple
Ii. 3-2732. 30
Evening star., 1949-10-23
POULTRY AND ES6s

CHICKER BR0oDERs and fnishers
than half cost; see and make offer.
NEW HAMPsHIRE REDS. excellent
layers. 1928 each. Cali FA., 023s:
HENS. "a N: H. Red and barred
rocks. now laying. and 20 pullets
ready to lay. 81 go each. WA. 5s7s.
AAA BABY CHICKS, No. l grade:
Reds. Rocks, crosses, Wyan. or Leg
horns or asst, $S.75 per 100; imme-
diate delivery, COD: Min, x
Cockerels. S7.95; Leghorn broilers,
$685.. KRYDER'S s HATCHERY, Box
295, Blackwood. N. J. Phone 8-05S2...
$3.50 VALUE FOR $35O-Hains and
Christy strain, Matched In Nov. and
Mar, and equipment. Call HI. .4036...
WOULD LIKE TO BUY good used
electric incubators, cheap. Tele-
phone Leesburg 235-W-1.
JAMES FEED STORE. 619 K st. NV.
-Conkey's Y-O feeds: baby chicks;
poultry supplies. Me. O0S9.
N. H. RED PULLETS, all ages, some
laying. o. 6: MAXWELL, Lanham,
Md, WA, 1915. 23s
MALLARD DUCKs-$2. Vienna
Evening star., 1949-10-23
CRUISE YOUR OWN
BOAT TO FLORIDA

And be the proudest skipper on the
inland waterway in this
AFT. CHRIS CRAFT SPECIAL =
Twin. 160-h.p. engines make craft
very fast. Three Well-furnished.
comfortable cabins. Two heads,
galley. Launched in 1914. boat is
shipshape and able. ready for any
water. Priced reduced from $16.-
500 to SI2,50O for 10 days only,
after which boat will be cruised to
Florida. Can be seen at King
Marine Railway, Gloucester Point.
Va. Phone Hayes Store 2493.