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Milford chronicle., 1949-03-25
Saves A Year For
$1lO In Dimes

Mt. CARMEL, ILL-(AP)-A
Mt. Carmel trucker, Merle Woods,
dumped $110 worth of dimes before
City Clerk Len Wirth to renew
his truck license this year. Woods
said he saved the ten cent pieces a
year to pull that stunt.
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-25
THIRTY YEARS AGO
m Che 19I9 FiIes OF The Milford CHRONICLE

Louder N. Hearn and William G.
Draper of Milford have purchased
of E. w. Smith of this town a one
Davis, which runs between Milford
and Philadelphia, for $4,000.
Edward Atkins received this
week from his son, Corporal Earl
Atkins, who is with the 59th Pion-
neer Infantry in France, thirty
six souvenirs. of the war countries.
He writes that he has been given
IA days leave of absence to visit
Paris, Nice, and the Alps of Switz-
erland.
A demonstration of interest to
the farmers of this section of the
State will be held Saturday after
noon of next week, March 18th,
starting at one O'clock, on the farm
of John NailOr at the northern en-
trance of the town of Milford. At
this demonstration the use of
tractors for plowing purposes will
/ UC 0lIOWng dlAu nlCNAOuO Va
modern farming will be demon
strated.
Here is a portion of load br-
ought north one day last week by
the truck running up from Centre
Vile to Wilmington: and one hall
crates of 80 dozen eggs each, foul
of them for local delivery; large
parcels of perishable products fol
Wilmington, Baltimore and Phila
delphia; 4 crates of dressed turkeys
for delivery TO Baltimore, Consho
!, hocken, Philadelphia, and Wilm
ington; large pockage of turkey
for Douglasstown. Long Island;
crates of 2 dozen eggs each, 70
T miscellaneous addresses of home
; in Philadelphia; 1 basket of opple
for Oxford, Pa; l parcel of food
. stuffs for Cleveland, Ohio and
Il parcels for delivery in Washing
~ ton, d. G..
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-25

tAtG Z IcSAACtitt " a.
son. was a Demo-
crat. A group Of in-
teres tie d citizens
had secured the in-
production In both
houses of. congress
of a bin to establish
universal military
training for the ma
ton. After much
argument ard long
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-25

For three weeks the Post office
Department has been operating its
daily motor truck route between
Wilmington and Salisbury, Md.
Every day with the exception of
Sunday, two two-ton motor lorries
have been making 144-mile trips
one truck down and another up.
The service places the farmers in
direct touch with the city markets
Milford chronicle., 1949-03-25

Miss Margaret Grier has been
visiting friends in Germantown, Pa.
While away she attended the ann
ual Ivy Ball given at the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania.
Joseph Sipple of the y. S. NJ. C.,
who has been stationed at Calves
ton, Texas, has received his dis
charge from the service and is Wis
iting his family this week.
Mrs. j. Leonard Abbott left this
week for New Oxford, Pa, to be
with Mr.. Abbott, who is supervis-
ing millwright of installing a $50
barrel flour mill, near Gettysburg,
Pa.
Mrs. S., NJ. d. Marshall has arriv-
ed home after being away several
weeks, visiting friends in West
/ Virginia and Wilmington. Miss
Elsa Peterson of Phila., accompan-
led her home.
1t is likely that the route of the
State Highway from Milford tC
Dover will be settled within the
next ten days. Several surveys
hove been made but as yet none
have been definitely decided upoI
by the commission; or if a decis
ion has been reached public an
nOuncement of the route chosen
made. The main question is to ge
the road. Let the dirt fly!
Evening star., 1949-03-16
FWA Will Open Bids
On Courthouse May 4

The Federal Works Agency an
nounced today that bids for Wash
ington's new Federal courthouse
will be opened May at its head
quarters, Eighteenth and E streets
NV.
The courthouse will be erected
on Constitution avenue between
Third street and John Marshall
place NV. and the maximum es-
timated time for construction is
two and a half years.
FWA officials said that next
Wednesday. drawings and specifi-
cations for bidding purposes will
be ready. for prospective con-
tractors.
Contractors can come in or
write for the drawings and speci-
fications, officials said. These
papers can be obtained next
Wednesday and thereafter at
Room 507, Lemon Building, New
Evening star., 1949-03-16

ing the reward check for 1913,
Mr.. Rhoades was to be feted
at a special luncheon at noon
today in the office of Inte-
rior Secretary Krug. Ranking
officers of the Interior Depart
ment and members Of Congress
were to be among the guests.
Single Test Drilling.
Mr.. Rhoades' invention is a
simple device with which engi-
neers can measure the depths and
the flows of up to eight under
ground streams by drilling a
single test hole.
Previously, to obtain the same
information, from six to eight test
holes had to be drilled, frequently
hundreds of feet through solid
rock. at costs Of $500 and up
wards per hole. Scores of such
holes must be drilled to CLEAN in
formation about the underground
water table at the site Of a large
dam.
: Mr.. Rhoades, q six-foot diamond
drlller, whose formal schooling
erfded with high school in Sno-
homish. Wash. invented his drill
ing device after hearing geolo-
gists and engineers deplore the
necessity for drilling individual
test holes for each stratum of
ground under exploration. He is
employed on the Coulee
Dam project.
Raise in Prospect.
Mr.. Rhoades is the eighth en-
ploye of the Reclamation Service
to receive the top award offered
for suggestions increasing the eff
cheney of the agency's operations.
Reclamation Commissioner Mi
chael w. Straus said Mr.. Rhoades'
salary of s5,232 a year is being
Evening star., 1949-03-16
interior Fetes EmpIoye Today
For Invention Saving Millions

evaluated In the light OF his inven-
ton.
Its quite probable heal get q
raise" Mr.. Straus said.
When Mr.. Rhoades was re-
ceived at the Interior Department
yesterday, William E. Warne, As
sistant Secretary sadly informed
him that. when his reward check
was made out, it had been found
necessary to deduct the withhold
ing tax.
Mr.. Rhoads chuckled and said,
II bet they'll want more than
that. But I'm glad to be able to
give my invention to the people of
the United States"
Evening star., 1949-03-16

with an nven-
ton which will
cut $4,000, 900
from the cost
of building Fed
eral dams.
The Govern
ment is keeping
$127 of the re-
ward money for
the income tax
collector. But
t h ere is no
stinting of the
Governments S
praise.
Evening star., 1949-03-16
Train Robber Captures
Advance I PatroImen; /;
Shifts Announced

Assignment to plain clothes
duty Of the two officers responsible
for the capture of the train rob-
beys here last Thursday and Of
two policemen Of the month" was
announced today by Police Supt.
Robert j. Barrett, along with the
routine transfer of Is other police
men.
In announcing the changes and
transfer, Maj. Barrett expressed
1t privilege to reward" Pvts. Ell
wood O. Lomax and James D.
Kennedy, arresting officers of the
train robbery suspects. by making
them acting detectives in their
precinct. No. 3.
Maj. Barrett also expressed ad-
miration for Pvts. Leonard G.
Kragh and Mahlon E. Pitts, named
policemen of the month" for
January and November. They also
are Of No. 3 precinct.
Pvt. Kragh was named police
man Of the month";" along with
Pvt. Thomas B. Basnight, for saw
Ing an aged colored woman from
burning to death on January 13.
Pvt. Pitts won his award for a
similar life-saving act in the res
cue of a 24-year-old Agriculture
Department employe from his
apartment in the 100 block of M
street NV.
Pvts. Lomax and Kennedy
arrested George L. Ashton and
Luman Ramsdell confessed Balti-
more & Ohio train robbers. in the
S. & w. Pawnbrokers' Exchange
Co. at 2157 Pennsylvania avenue
NV. Ramsdell was dropped by
police gunfire, and Ashton was
taken Immediately afterward
without a struggle.
If had the funds" Maj.
Barrett said. I'D promote all
four of these officers. But this
is the only way I have to give
them a start"
Among the routine transfers
was that of 1t. Marvin o. Myers
of No. II precinct to No. 5 pre-
cinct. The following sergeants
were transferred:
William 8. Sanford from No.
II to the Traffic Division; Ho-
ward Venable from No. to No.
II, Louis H. Peterson from the
Traffic Division to No. 8: Thomas
c. Sullivan from No. l to No. 10
and Cyrus F. Thompson from No.
10 to No. /.
Precinct Detective Walter E.
Grove of No. 3 will go to No. 10
and Precinct Detective John P.
Meshkoff of No. 10 will go to the
detective bureau. Probational
Detective William G. Schillig of
administrative headquarters was
transferred to No. and Proba-
tional Detective Joseph Bonac-
corsy Of No l was sent to No. 9.
Corporal Willard H. Garner of the
harbor precinct goes to No. S.
The following privates will be
transferred:
Charles K. Daub from No. l to
the Detective Bureau, Edwin P.
Grafton from No. 10 to admins
trative headquarters. William
O'Connor from the harbor precinct
to No. 7, William j. King from
No. IL to harbor. Jermeiah Brad
ley from No. / to No. 12, Joseph
j. Slifka from No. 6 to No. IL,
Paul v. Minnick. named police
man of the month" for August
in the rescue Of a drowning man
from the Anacostia River, from
No. II to No. IA, John L. Sanford
from No. to harbor, Harold A.
Shinn from No. 3 to administra-
tive headquarters. Robert j. Reed
from No. to the Detective Bu-
reau. Marvin J. Sears from No. 9
to the Detective Bureau and YER
Evening star., 1949-03-16
Baltimore Gambling
Operator Fined s., 900
BY the Asseeiofsd Press

BALTIMORE. Mar. 16.-Guy
Stein. a. was fined $4,000 yester-
day for operating what Judge Rob-
ert France said was the largest
football and basket ball gambling
establishment to come to his at
tention.
Vice Squad Capt. Alexander L.
Emerson testified he seized bets
totaling $l7,610 and payof slips
totaling $18.550 in a raid last De-
cember l. Capt. Emerson said the
gambling setup was in an Office
using'a jewelry store as front.
Evening star., 1949-03-16

DISBURSEMENTS.
Net mount paid for losses $21 1853, / 35 80
All other disbursements 24.977 ,33S.25
Total disbursements $40, ,S3O,473 "a
Evening star., 1949-03-16

S256.O1247 S231,14501
VIM N PAYNE, Jr.. President.
r. EDWARD EARLY, Secretary
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
S5th day of February, 1949.
tseal MARY A. WEDLEY.
oires November IA, l946.
Evening star., 1949-03-16

non C. Sanders from No. II to
the Detective Bureau.
Two other precinct detectives,
John j. Fitzpatrick and Edward A..
DAILY, were transferred to the
Detective Bureau and. No. / pre-
cinct respectively.
Evening star., 1949-03-16

On second thought, the Gov
ernment decided not to give e. D.
Dusty" Rhoades all Of his 81 900
reward for presenting Uncle Sam
Evening star., 1949-03-16

A. 3. JACKSON, President
c. A. DOSDALL. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
oath day of February. 1949.
tSealD P. J. DANIELSON,
My commission expires Dec. 5. 1855.
Evening star., 1949-03-16
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
FideIity.Phenix Fire Insurance
Co, OF New York

80 Maiden Lane, of New York 8. N. Y. on
the 31st day of December, l94S.
INCOME.
Net premiums $51,7O2,o52
Total interest and rents 5,136.366 90
Other income 2.199.6O7.17
Total income --- $50. .0ss. .026 s5
Evening star., 1949-03-16

S21,67o,3e4.4o S33,5s5.1s
VIM F. DOOLEY, vice President.
]. s. KING. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day of February, 1949.
tSealD VIM. A. WEBER, Notary
Public in the State Of New York, re.
s,oins clks y So 1s4s cGsn.s Rss NO ies
We. Certincates filed in N. =. Co.
Clk's No. Is, Reg. No. 273-W.e.
Commission expires March 30,
1919.
Evening star., 1949-03-16

ASSETS.
Real estate -- S132,75o.51
Bonds and stocks s- 140,275,7 1855. 90
Deposits in banks b,63S,1Sll
Agents balances - 4,O66,1564O
Interest and rents due or
accrued - 355.52351
All other assets s------ 3,442,4S0.84
Gross assets $153,9O9,s47 .3s
Deduct assets not admitted 425,432 AZ
Total admitted assets S153.4s4 ,414 90
LIABILITIES
Net unpaid claims S137S2 400 a6
Total unearned premiums 42,529,S ,S54 SO
Other liabilities - 6,2O7 406 S3
Capital paid up ------ $4,000. ZOO. 90
Surplus over all liabilities 1884 ,743. "a
Total ------------ S153.4s4,414 96
Evening star., 1949-03-16

Totals S3,0s4, ,663.04 S3b,014.64
CHARLES d. JAMES, President.
H. A. SCHMIDT. Secretary,
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 2nd day Of February. 1949.
(Seal) A. r. VANSELOW.
Notary Public.
Notary Public, Milwaukee County. Ny
expires April ~, 1851.
Evening star., 1949-03-16

York avenue between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth streets NV.
While estimates have placed the
cost of the courthouse at around
$14, ,000, 900, FWA will award q con-
tract to the responsible bidder Of
fering lowest construction figures
and best time, officials explained.
The new courthouse has long been
sought because of crowded condi-
tions in existing court facilities.
Evening star., 1949-11-27
POULTRY AND EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, 6l9 K st: NV
-Conkey's Y-O feeds; baby chicks.
pcultiy supplies. ME. 00a9
CHICKENS. Hampshire reds, broilers.
fryerS. bakers. pullets, alvie or COM
pletely proceSsed for oven. Orders
taken now for turkeys, soc per lb.,
completely ready for oven: 6I2 to 10
lbs. MATAPONI FARMS, Groom, Md.
Marlboro 1858 -27
AAA BABY CHICKS, No. / grade,
Reds. Rocks. Crosses. Wyan. or Leg
horns. Sl495 per 100. Assorted
breeds, S1295. Immediate delivery
cod Min. x cockerels. S9.95: fry
er. cockerels, broilers, S8.95. KRYD-
ER'S HATCHERY, Box 295. Black
wood, N. J. Phone S-05S2.
lS-COMPARTMENT laying battery
and 8 giant white ducks; priced rea-
MOSCOVY DUCKLINGs. IL wks. old
brakes, e1z to n lbs; hens ga up,
FOR SALE-l5 White Rock pullets,
S2.25 each. lockwood 5000.
BRONZE ZE-BREASTED nearby Va. tur-
keys. lots of or more. New York
dressed. SOC Id. DU. 4501, NE.
RING NECK PHEAsANTS. full fea-
thered biares, 122 wks. age to ma
lent stock. Phone Vienna 156-W-3.
Evening star., 1949-11-27
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ADD. MACH, typewriter. calc.. cash
DI. 1872. co. 1926, ewes, Sunday
ANTIoUEs---Bric- -nrac. china sil.
poRA kR6psAW s5H M1EEsToAR fss1 As issi a
q st. NV. Sterling 7496.
ANTIQUES -NFurniture. brio a-prac
china, glassware, rugs. silverware
paiiTntinEgSsiip gSiph hignest ga cash a prices paid
ATT0GRApH letters, stamp collec.
HOBBY SHOP. fis nth st. Di. i272
BABY SHOE PLATING-Have your
baby's shoes "eternalized" in ever
ss'iafn msss, sT $3.50 5~ss aD stsi as tRs e.
BATH TUBS, basins, sinks, toilets
windows and doors, used: Clean ou
your san bsmt. for winter, Cal Us now
BEDROOM, dining room. contents o.
home; cash. We do moving, storage
IA. 1887; after 2 pm, GE. I416
BICYCLE; girls so2 9e-in.. IN good eond
BOOKS, lar large .Ns9d and small collections
bought and removed Ct our expense
st. NV. ME. 5995
BOOKS-Collections Of books. fiction
non-fiction. all subjects, any ouantit!
ALBION BOOK SHOP. 1868 Pa. ave
NV. ST. 669s. Open from 8 am
to pm.
BOOKS-Always anxious to buy en-
tire libraries, or smaller COL
lections Of good books; we call any
where. pay cash and remove books
Immediately at our expense. BAR
GAIN BOOK SHOP. 808 9th st.
NV. DI. 5007.
BUILDERS LEVEL or transit wanted
Good condition; reasonable. AL
Evening star., 1949-11-27
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

SAt kS ANY, Nv sSsSSH
ANGUS BULL 1young), approx. 300
pounds. CLARK CRoSsMAN, FA.
FOR sALE-slaushter cattle tcows
heifers, steers), on hoof or dressed;
ersburg 57G-W-i.
PAIR OF MULES 10 yrs. old. work
single or double. Call FA. 3979.
jumper; $500. Phone EN-. 7377.-27
GNt HEHEFORb SULL, registered,
with papers. Phone IA; s.4171:-2s
the mest breed; ,, al corn m an and ~ vita, a
foot; well also slaughter your hogs.
WELSH nA sS'P; Pony, IL yss. old. 1874
hands. solid color, very gentle.
Much style. Will ride or drive;
carriase. Win sell separately. Also
yearling pony colt. Mare, beautiful
animal. An open to offer, MATA-
ISSN IPoNI. .sEA FARM Groom Md. Marl- Nc
nk sdSs "a f9 goFs r4ssa s;sf snf @ sisss
RRGnsT9sEp Pssf Hea1 SeF sHoRTHoRNsLeyr- ssss
GID bull. S3s5: two yearling bulls, 5,
| Sl35 ana S2@o' Two cows WIN
| calves, S275 each. J. PAUL SMITH,
; Mitchellville, Md. Marlboro 2292. .
HEIFER CALVES tN and bull
calves. TO. GLIB
TROTTERS AND PACERS-Five good
horses to reduce cur stable for colts
coming on; suitable to race in Md.
next year; can be driven in races by
any one: priced from $500 to
$1,000. MEREDITH cAPPER, Falls
Church 1917.
WILL BUY 20 more mixers, would
consider renting, For appt,. phone
FOR sALE-My herd of 80 Hol-
stems; 10 dry. Phone RE. o692'
a5 HEAD Holstein and Guernsey
heifers, from the finest herds in
| Montgom. Co. incl. a number OF
Wis. breeding; several fresh in re-
cent wks., many shortly to freshen;
also registered Berkshire sows. sew
! eral about to farrow. TAYLOR
FARM. Dawsonville. Md. 30
HORSE. 4 yrs. old, green hunter. for
sale; 16 hands and l inch. Phone
HEREFoRD fisffs aD" HEIFER, purebred, IA
mos. old, with papers. S225. AL.
HEREFORD BULL. resistered, 4 yrs.
old; sire. W. H. r. Cavalier. 41st.
l. Herndon S4S-W.2
Evening star., 1949-11-27
COAL. WOOD. futl OIL

WOOD, 1000 cords excellent oak OF
mlXeo, reaay to burn: $40 full
cord; SIS del. vi. 6S52. ---27
FAMOUS READING ANTHRACITE
and Pocahontas coal. fireplace wood
kindling; wholesale and retail
COOPER SUPPLY CO. S13 18th st
ne. AT. 5919; night, 10. S-203Y
MORE FOR YOUR MONEY with
clean. seasoned, l00eo hardwood
stacked on truck. SO you see, it's 9
full 12s-ft. cord: del. NV. and Nd
FIREPLACE WOOD, oak and pine
we'll seasoned. Is to "a inches
S17 per cord. TIE. 22S1. -27
WOOD, cut any length
$16. cord: 2 cords. S3U. Call Bowie
Evening star., 1949-11-27

OLORED-ATTRACT RM. with
twin beds and Inelosed porch; eenv.
coIosEDmnaE g eGsIz,nlasa n; fRoNg aSsgi ROOM in
modern home near carline in ex-
change for evening companionship
with elderly LADY; share s,,H gas ana
COLoRED-I7o5 CORCoRAN st. NV.
Large double, rooom for reliable
gsnsleman. Call Dg; 1880: -s7
Rdns' S5 a.s' aPa RS ssgs. ta5R. 0smt. rm ss9sr
CoLORED-LARGE ROOM with
men; i block from 18th st.
coEoREDEsen. ssEl5Ri ~; 2nsR; sRR;oom warm. 2a mex.
to bath; cultured empl. man or
and Mon. co. 225s.
COLORED-LGE. FRONT ROOM for
rent. reasonsble. 3131 Warder st.
ooHoREbIFtkN. 9E; hhi lfths ROOM, clean,
spacious and warm; l or 2 men
co1oREnGnskak g SGHg5s: RI 3ssS; Room for empl.
coIoRE5@na4a sSEs SS0-inE D''yIEi RELMoNr S0T 81:
N.W.-Large room for rent couple
co1okhpSTCEkY q GET5s sTyt1I FHkS HI 5559 dbi
tWiN DeuSs SetulpElNl1S., eIlpl. keIl-
tleman or couple preferred. GO.
CoLORED-1s5s PARKwooD FL
Large second-floor front room; home
PRIVILEGES; two ladies. TU. 1852;
CoLoRED - EMPLOYED LADY to
share rm. with nice young lady;
near 14th and Park I'd; twin beds.
coGoREp2iss IL sGfS efss5 GrRRAhp & e ST. N.W- NV
Large front room. southern exp. to
a refined, married couple. both
empl Call any time after / sun.
CoLORED-L.H.K. RMS, furn. or
unfurn.. all sections Of city. Call HO.
cOLoRED-N.W.NFront room for
employed couple, 2 men or 2 girls;
home privileges. RA. 1894.
COLORED, near Dupont Circle
Front rm. for / or 2 women or l
coLoRED-FRoNT RIM. for empl.
couple: also single. rm.: home privil.
1859 r st. NV, DU. 1888. go
CoLORED-FURN. RIM. for rent.
suitable !. or 2; privils. ME. 1865.
COLoRED-FURN. or unfurn., lge.
front bedrm. TIA. 33os. 614
Princeton pI. NV,
COLORED-sINGLE room for eou-
COIoRED-NICELY furn. rm., in
.ceoIoRED-LGE. front front rm.. cookins
privileges; mr. 14th st. carline. MI.
22g6 1434 COrcoran St
Evening star., 1949-11-27
PIANOS WANTED $$S

| COLONIAL PIANO CO., MA 4S70.
PIANO, steinway, grand, good con-
dition; no dealers; must be reason
RIFLES, pistols St. - and shgtspns ysrs }1s Ms
SCRAP IRON. SCRAP METALS. auto
batteries. house rags: highest prices
paid. II you cannot deliver your &C
cumulations, please phone US. ACE
JUNK CO. 2220 Georgia, ave NV,
SCRAP eR SfIR;oN IRON. SCRAP METALS. auto
paidtf'eii paid. II Hs YOU cannot s deliver your
WASH RAG yaoa = BAG CO., sI6 st.
SEWING ETi & MACHINE, portable, White,
prieed; pHssi no o. dealers sH. ss5S.
SEWING MACHINE. portable, with
reverse p stitch; 1p late IN Wodsl; aass no deal
dition. G .'' is16 H st.sn.e. FIR. o5Ss
SUN. TR 6s41 weekdays.
STOVES, FURNITURE, ranges. ice
s1 sSye' s spq IS af''sF' s1 ACME "a sEsyF sss9
TELEvIsIoN RECEIVER. o inch
tube, any condition. Tel. WA. 1918.
WE BUY USED FUKSITUkE-Calk
HO. 1859 GRTTz'S FURNITURE
CO., 1927 7th st. NV.
AM INTERESTED IN ouying silver.
ware. any condition; china. bric-a
trac old jewelry, household effects.
DORA KRUPSAW MILESTONE. 1885
G st NV ST 7496.
LADY WISHES TO BUY used piano,
small or medium size. 500 to $3.50.
MI. $3.50.
WILL EXCHANGE Keystone 16-mm.
protector for console sewing ma
WANTED. pine Xmas trees. cut and
delivered. RA. 1898.
ARE you MOVING? Sell us your
old bedspreads. blankets. curtains,
clothes. shoes. RA. 4196.
WE PAY TOP PRICES tor old gold
silver. jewelry. diamonds. firearms.
luggage, Photographic equipment.
musical instruments engineering
instruments Will call. MAX ZWE1G
SONS. 937 D st NV. ME. 9113
WANTED-1O0 yds. good bank gravel
so vds. sand Tel. SH. 9159. -2S
SMALL WHEEL CHAIR, delivered.
Call GE. 49i3 Sunday.
WANTED-Horse or COW manure. in
quantity. viii haul ourselves. Call
after 6 pm, WA. 2274.
Evening star., 1949-11-27
AVIATION

ERCOUPE, 1916. new engine, newl!
covered wings. completely recondi'
toned. Priced for quick sale. 81, ,450
Pvt. owned WA. 6349. -27
TWIN CESSNA, heavy wing; licens
able; $3.50; will finance. HI. 2SSS
FAIRCHILD "A, C-S-A; instrument
2-way radio, good shape; sell TO
highest offer, regardless. See a
Schrom Airport today. TO. 1882
WILL SELL or finance airplane Il
new or old club. start you flyini
cheaply. Phone me today. Carl
ALLEN. Springfield Airport. AL
S342
ERCOUPE-Recently rebuilt, new
fabric on wings. licensed Tor l VI
Priced well below market value
JOHNNY DORR, Queens Chapel Air.
port, Hyattsville. Md. WA. 964O.
Evening star., 1949-11-27
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures,

LGE; RIM; WELL FURN: semipvt.
wARDMxa' AZ Park .aG vi vfcINiTY-2 mfr nic.
son51s. sooTs. cs1, Nth nl1 Pvt sdss bath sins
&C. at sIS aossI G.sPass 5sss 81: i CO sSss
TakoMx a"'i PAkK Hsft'sz sEcTfoN sTfe - Single
room In detached home, at bus stop;
54O6 KANSAS AVE. N.W.-Nicely
furn. rm:, twin beds. with porch: in
PRIVATE ENTRANCE. corner bedrm..
ground Snms fsS9r s9 sssa nsxt to BATH prihyyate priyate
GEoRGETowN-charmins I.'ll:,l old home.
twin HolIywood beds' assen semipst SsofSsm Bath
and shower. 2 large. closets. fireplace
SINGLE rm.. repi' IN R"qn rm. ~. 5o 6$sa 5$zzs
eEoE,;sEIowS Nm s5psls Sin so5s room tez
1918 BELMONT RD.-Larae single
bedroom-liying room comb; SO per
14O1 COLUMBIA RID. NV, Apt. 314
Hsysly p,4sons ssssd EHe9 for no. or 4iss 8 rensa @
sla RiTTENHoGsE ST: N.W.IMas.
With or er VI withSa. sarsss; IN private
nsaS adult ,hss hSmsi sr "a TNAwatt-.e 14sli n! rm
:s:H ss::s :ss'' :sS9 4.n!s r asns 70 sa7 ssas!
.esrs CATHEDRAL AVE. Double
front room, 2nd floor. twin beds,
n ssPiHTazxaTFf PKivxTE RoME saia ,.rr. single 4m.
near hath unlimited phone, good
transportation. CAN OR. 2a9o.
KANSAS AVE. NV, s71s-Loyely
twin-bed rm.. pvt. bath. de,acned
Park. conv: buses, restaurants; msid
HOTEL HAWTHORNT. a1sa G St
n.w.-Nicely furn., sgle. or dhle. rms.
sanhanf serniee, rlenss nse Of baths and showers;
,sas ssss' N. Iasfs' Il. AVE. N.w.-only $40
month for cozy, well-heated single
ssI,s:yS ..Sssa4s $780, ego ans snsls
CLEVELAND PIX, ee4s Upton St
Conf. next bath. pvt. gent. home;
excel. transp.: sar.;N reas. OR. 1905.
b717 COLORADO AvE.-Attrac.. twin
beds: also sxle. rm.. next bath
shoyer. Iaund.. phone priyils.. IA.
FG1RN. ROOM with private bath,
SHn Td. NV. EM EM. 1876 or En-. $50.
asa7 AsHMEAD PL. N.w.-Nice rm.
in pvt. home; unlim. phone: rea-
sonable. DU. Ola. -27
CONN. AVE. AND CALVERT ST.. opp.
Shoreham-Warm. attractive twin
bedrm., innersprings, dailv maid
service; ideal location. AID. B415.
1915 WEBSTER sT.-Lse. sgie. rm..
Pvt; bath, o,,h shower; lady; r reflnsd sl.Sl
EXCEPTIONALLY CLEAN, warm rm..
for gentleman: near restaurant and
transp; maid service: $50 mo. AD.
1881. -28
7I4s CHESTNUT ST. NV. mr.. Wal
ter Reed Hosiptal-2-rm apts., suit
able for or 3. RA. 9742. q
GEORGETOWN, 3233 p st., mr.. wis.
ave.-Ssle., $50; dble. 500: studio
type, semtpvt. bath and kit. Seen
1914. AD. $685.. -27
172O LANIER PL. N.W.-Lovely mas
ter front run. In pvt. home; gentle-
man only.
1885 N. ii. AVE. N.W.-Newly painted.
newly papered; plenty Of heat; sim
Gle and double rms. $3.50 wk. 20