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Evening star., 1949-03-04
IN STATIONS.

IN STATIONS.
WINxF MOB Mt., Channel IA.
8 am. to 1908 an.
WRcFhL93.e Me-, Channel go.
$50 am. to l am.
WeUzFM-e6.7 Me-, Channel IA.
to 10 pm.
WASH.F+97.t he., Channel 746.
4:50 to IL pm.
W0l.Fh-9S.7 Me-. Channel 254.
Q am. to 1890 an.
Wt.Fh-99.5 Me-, Channel 75S.
to IL pm.
VIVID Dc.Fh-10i.i Me-, Channel 766.
7:30 an. to 11:3o pm.
W6AYFM-102.3 Me-, Channel III.
9 am. to 8 pm.
W00WFh-103.5 Me-, Channel 778.
am. to Midnight
WARl.FM-i05.5 Me-, Channel 78S.
8 to 10 pm.
WhAl.Fh-107.3 Me., Channel 797.
Q Am. to Midnight.
Evening star., 1949-03-04
HIGH LIGHTS TONIGHT.

HUH LIUHI . IUNIUHI.
500, VIOLA new series of pro-
grams on which people from all
walks of life will tell their own true
life adventures.
$3.50, WRC - Jimmy Durantes
guest Is Al Jolson.
900, WTOP-Jack Benny and
Claude Rains in The Horn Blows
ut Midnight"
$3.50. WOI-Senator Estes Kefau-
Smyrna times., 1949-05-26
Senior News

AIRS. Harry johnson and Mrs.
1Smithers Snow have accepted the
invitation of the Senior Class to
accompany them to New York as
chaperones on June 15, 16, and II.
The Seniors are busy this week
getting prepared for their final ex-
'arninations, finishing material for
the Senior Issue of the Spy Glass,
and planning what to see and do in
New York.
Senior caps and gowns have been
ordered. The school again bears a
portion of the expense, boys paying
a balance of 81 and girls S1.50;
this price includes the 25 cents for
the tassel. Boys again voted to
have blue gowns and girls to have
white. They are scheduled to ar
rive here $50 on Friday morning,
June 10. The Senior picture will
be taken that morning, weather
permitting, on the South Street
steps.
Smyrna times., 1949-05-26
Memorial Day

There being no school Monday,
students and faculty have set aside
a portion of Friday afternoon, May
27, for the schools observance of
Memorial Day, and have planned a
special program in commemoration
of the nations war dead.
The principal part of the pro-
gram will be an address by the
Rev. Donald ]. Parsons, Rector of
ST. Peters p. e. Church. This is
Mr.. Parsons first appearance at
school as a speaker.
The following officers of the Cen
eral Organization will have charge
of the program: President Leonard
Pleasanton, presiding; Vice-Presi-
dent, Donald Luff; Secretary, Rob-
ert Bamberger.
Those responsible for the pro-
gram regard it as the most i'm
portant special assembly of the
school year, devoted, as it is. to
the sentiments made immortal by
Abraham Lincoln in his Gettysburg
Address.
Smyrna times., 1949-05-26
Your School Reporter
NEWS OF THE
JOHN BAsSETT MOORE SCHOOL
JOHN BAssETT MOORE SCHOOL

University of Delaware Field Day
on Saturday, May z; it was Smyr-
mas first appearance in this event
in many years and all who partici-
pated considered it well worth
while. Following is the full report:
The Track and Field teams of
Smyrna High School participated
in the saith Annual University of
Delaware Interscholastic Track
and Field Meet held last Saturday
at Newark, Delaware. Despite the
fact that the local boys failed to
place in any of the events the
coaches were not the least discour-
aged for they felt the experience
gained by such meet will prove
invaluable for future years. Only
one senior, Lenny Pleasanton, made
the trip and all other participants
will be running again next year.
Ralph Peters made the best
showing for the Red and White by
placing first in the second heat of
the 440 yard dash in a field of IL
Smyrna times., 1949-05-26

boys, but since the first heat had
better time, new track record of
51-3 seconds, Ralph's time of So
seconds was not good enough to
place. In the junior high school
events boys were run twenty-five
at a time to hurry the meet to a
completion and this hampered the
runners a great deal. The track
normally accommodates four run
ners. The following made the trip:
Senior High School-Ralph Peters,
Lenny Pleasanton and Gene Short;
Junior High School-Kenny Bess-
niger, John Isaacs, Bill Marsh,
Aaron Reynolds, James Snow and
Eddie Smith.
Smyrna times., 1949-05-26

good job and have had fine back
ing in the field and at bat. Our
record now is very good. showing
six wins and four losses with three
games more to be played.
Smyrna times., 1949-05-26
Baseball Has Successful Season


With only three more games to
play as of May %, Smyrna will end
its season Friday with a fine rec
ord. Highlight of the season was
our win over Dover in a closely
fought contest that snapped their
string of 80 victories. Coach Rob-
ert Everett has expressed his sat
isfaction with the individual ability
and spirit of the players and with
their excellent teamwork.
P. Burris, who is playing a good
game of ball in the infield, is one
of our most important hitters.
Williams and Reynolds, our first
string pitchers have done a very
Smyrna times., 1949-05-26
Field Day

MIR. Robert Everett, Mr.. Charles
Williams and Mr.. Frank Stellatella
'of the high school faculty accom-
panied a group of students to the
Smyrna times., 1949-05-26

Ivory is a whitish bony material
from elephants tusks.
Smyrna times., 1949-05-26

Final accounting will be made
next week.
Smyrna times., 1949-03-17
III. S. Assembly

On Tuesday, March 8. the lang
u&ge department presented as an
assembly a Pan-American Fiesta.
The master of ceremonies was Bill
Marsh.
Scene I showed the interior of a
Pan-American Airways Clipper
Plane flying to Mexico. Among the
passengers were: Sr. Rodriguez
John Isaacs; Senior Perez, Kenneth
Attix; Betty Lou Carrow, jeanne
Oe hsler, Doris Dukes, JAMS
Sparks, Jane Nuckols, Walter
Becakwith, David Jacobs, Ebe
Joseph, William Doughten. The
airline stewardesses" were Mary
Vaughn and Rosalie Williams.
Scene II represented the patio
of a hacienda in Mexico. During
this scene there was a folk dance
by the eighth grade girls, guitar
selections by Margaret Truax and
Roy Furches, and two special
dances tango and the Mexi-
Smyrna times., 1949-03-17

been chosen Intramural Champions
in Girls Basketball. The Junior
Girls won every game, with only
one tie-game with the Seniors.
The Sophomores were second; the
Seniors third; the 81 and 9-2 team
fourth; and the 90 team fifth.
Since this years intramural sched-
ule was so successful, plans to
carry on a schedule in spring
sports are being made.
CONTINUED on Page FireJ
Smyrna times., 1949-03-17
Your School Reporter
NEWS OF THE
JOHN BASsETT MOORE SCHOOL

can Hat Dance-by Martin and
Janet Mofitt.
Scene III represented the plaza
of Mexican town where the peo-
pie had gathered to watch a bull
fight. The trumpeter was Donald
Kinsey; the wounded matador, Bill
Kellums; his assistant, Floyd
CroIl; and the matadora, Betty
Hess. The bull was portrayed by
James Mood and Charles Brown.
Between scenes a trumpet and
clarinet duet was played by Donald
and Bill Kinsey.
Martin Williams was in charge
of scenery and lighting, assisted
by Robert Warner, Louis Oliphanti
Kenneth Bessinger, James Pinder
and John Nickle.
Girls Intramural Basketball
On Friday, March 4, the Seniors
played the 9-1 and 90 team and
beat them 17-14. Virginia New
comb was high scorer for the Sem
Smyrna times., 1949-03-17

iors with 10 points. Houtman was
high scorer for the Freshmen with
8 points.
Friday, March 8. the 9-3 Fresh
men team played the 10-1 and 1912
Sophomore team. The Sophomores
defeated the Freshmen 20-9. Dea-
kyne was high scorer for the Soph-
omores with II points. o'Neal was
high scorer for the Freshmen with
4 points.
On Tuesday, March 8, the jun
Smyrna times., 1949-03-17

iors defeated the Sophomores 81
IL. Betty Lovegrove was high
scorer for the Juniors with 15
points. Sarah Jane Sparks was
high scorer for the Sophomores
with 10 points.
Smyrna times., 1949-03-17

Junior Girls-Intramural
Champions
The Junior Girls Basketball
team remained victorious through
out the season and, therefore, have
Evening star., 1949-03-16


Ward Radio { Appliance
$685. Georgia Avenue
Silver Spring. Nd. .
Watkins, A. G. { 60.
Rockville, Nd.
Woodward { Loihrop
1lth and F Streets NV.
Yosi EIeeironics
1894 Wisconsin Avenue
Bsthssdo, Nd.
Evening star., 1949-03-16

Yes! Kelvinator definitely lowers the
cost of better refrigeration with this big
new SO cubic foot model! Here is Kel.
vinator beauty! Kelvinator efficiency!
Kelvinator dependability! Kelvinator
extra.value features that give you more
for your money! You get an amazing
amount of eff f6ciently-arranged, general
Evening star., 1949-03-16

before Here's big advance cold where cold
Kelvnaors refrigerated Freshener!
whole shelves the cabinet
cold keep fruits vegetables,
chilled and delicious! And 4Olb
Magic Shelf qukrelease big moist
Vegetable galore value everywhere! See this
pusvalue elvinator!
Evening star., 1949-03-16

Mayer { Company
4l9 7th Street NV.
Va. Appliance { Serv. Go.
3147 Wilson Blvd.
Arlington, Va.
Va. E|ee. Supply Go.
9l7 King Street
Alexandra, Va.
Evening star., 1949-03-23
HONE IMPROVEMENTS
ADDITIONS. alterations, and

ADDITIONS, alterations, and attic
undermining; cabinets and kitchen
planning: painting. paper hanging,
floor sanding; recreation rooms: FHA
plan plan. AsKEW,s ASK @ HOME SERVICE; Ioon
ADDITIONS. remodeling home i'm
provements. planning. estimating
service: Virginia only. OLD DOMIN-
ION CONTRACTING CO. Gil. O211.
ALTERATIONS. additions. all COM
mechanics for al trades: call us
WI 1888. OIL. 1863. "a
ATTICS and easements finished: un-
eTeeled sifeas !. rTfGsg y1rkganship Ra psko LUCAS
reation rooms and inclosed porches;
IaasS PAiNrINGG CAPE napsr hang
ing. no job too small. Immed. serv-
is, ice on a call to cH. 7474 or cH.
COMPLETE PLUMBING-Gas boilers,
old bathrms: remodeled. T J. FITZ-
cnADRE mAURIGE; DH; S1; 2sS1; wopx Ia ~,
ssF' ssS work 5s'asnt oAEfA AEEa's' AL Cd asss a.
FENCES, all types. galvanized ma
ESS!sEs EfSsE e. ST. ST: F;5$s: s5Ss siLFas55TE
posts set in concrete: immediate
ereceion; no money down, 80 months
to pay. Call Ii. 2743. 27'
ink: ali f'ssts posts ssi,'hlzee SET IN eonersts'
Guaranteed not to rust. For quality
and price call KAISER ENGINEER
ING CO: AK. 5323.. 26'
FLAGSTONE, a specialty-All kinds
odrcSes Of stone and cement work .ta5, dens one
waterproofing and drainage, tiles.
MARCUCC1O. 1928 Diamond ave.
rGooR Goi5Rer:SasS sERvlcMNo,n1n, pu, tn.
best. lsyine. sanding. finishing.
cleaning. parauet installation, Bruce
finishes. FLOORING CONTRAc-
TORS; INC" 1912 Wisconsin ave
rEooRs fo Rs's BANDED. ref,nished. cleaned
HONE H'' ''lMSPPRov2HMENrs. SP SVEN additions,
mstes. cali sUBuRBAN REMopEL-
ING CO, OIL: 5255, suburban area
IRON WORK. FIRE escapes, ratings.
lintels, beams. DUPONT IRON
WORKS, ll66 18th st. NV.
and additions. cellar
to roof Call ST. 3366-67 for free
estimates NATIONAL CONTRACT.
ING CO. 1908 Eye st NV
and decorating; AZ years
at making homes brighter. For un-
excelled workmanship at reasonable
rates call LUCAS, LUCAS & LUCAS.
RA. $3.50 -27
ALL PHASES OF nome remoceling and
improving; free reasonable esti-
mates; low down payment; 80
TRAcToRs. VIZ. e443; UN. 4S4i.
CONTRACTING CO.
Painting: papering, interior decor
atins' AL work guaranteed; terms,
ATTENTION., HOME OWNERS. 1t is
not too early to screen your porch:
no need waiting for the flies. All
kinds of repairs and remodelinE. w.
d TAYLOR. Slien 3Q42
Evening star., 1949-03-23
SITUATIONS MEN
ACCOUNTANT, exp; books started,
kept part time; tax returns: rea-
sonable. OR. oO74

ACCOUNTANT, exp; books started,
kept kept ,I part time; ao, tax returns: rea-
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT, book
aged; experienced. Box 1850, Star.
ATTY, 35. seeks connection with
est. law firm: years naval legal
ofhcer, trade association and Govt.
civil M ESGINEER. ieA recent recent grad srsduate
desires perm. position with local
contractor. Box 456-D. Star. -23
GENERAL HANDYMAN. white, age
30, desires permanent job, carpen-
try painting. etc. Call RA. 1880.
GI commercial art student desires job
IN display dept. or CO.: ambitious,
willing to learn. NE. 1891 after 4.
HOTEL CLERK tsome experienced,
watehman or bank guard employment
desired by First World War honorably
discharged veteran: retired Govern
ment employe; best refs. TR. 1888.
MAN L want wants work. any kind. Call
Patent Observation-Disclosures ex-
aminer with long experience. ma
chimes, electronlcs, radio; full or
ton Hotel o3s
RESEARCH ENGINEER, 81, married,
B. S. decree in electrical engineer
ing, yrs. OF Govt. administrative
experience. Interested in employ
ment with pvt. corp. anywhere in
U. S. A Minimum salary $1,000.
Details of experience or interview on
request. Box 402-D, Star.
VETERAN, colored, desires job as
truck driver or chauffeur; willing to
travel; D. c. permit. AID. 3411.
25s
YOUNG MAN, age 21: neat appear
ance, willing to work At anything
that has future. Box 451-C, Star.
"a
AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN, college
srad., veteran, interested in posi-
tion with future; pref. selling, ad-
ministrative, personnel work: good
refs. Box 457-D, Star. -23
Evening star., 1949-03-23

rnHAep DAY. call Blue JAY. "wesVers s1srs of of
Distinction" Burns, tears, cuts or
me moth edss dsmase We CALL we deliver.
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN desires train
ing for Job. where good hearing is
not essential; must earn while learn
ing; NJ. VINCENT. sH. $3.50.
DAY CARE for child. 3 to yrs. old,
BY young mother in pvt home in
OUR MOST ~UNTsUAI SERVICE is
back Hosiery repairs, csc up; t-day
service; good work. 33 years know
how" NEEDLEcRAFT. $50 18th st.
NV, end floor. "a
JEWISH HOME FOR THE ELDERLY
and convalescent; finest individual
care, day and night nurses. :1s@2
poST s5S st. TAKE AXE aE EcHaNGE-neve.yine s;ss Hi
should be done by experts; 33 years
ators; fast service. NEEDLECRAFT,
SO 18th st. NV. end floor.
PERMANENT: S4; shampoo and nm
MARsIiE :. HONOUR SCHOOL: 1910
ANY M q ONE hye CAN SEW. bu. 1T takes
years to be skilled in correct fitting.
LEA ENGEL. Dressmaker (formerly
Of 5th ave. N " finds nothing
too hard to handle; cus.om made
Gated at ITO F st. NV, Room 20.
Telephone Elk 1903
VACANCY IN NURSING hOME-c4-
hour nursing care. Licensed BY
county and State SH 6040.
PIANy TUNING. $5; all repairs, re-
building. ETC., reas Free estimate.
VICTOR GEORGE, oV. 1927 ewes.
WAVERLY SANATORIUM. Rockville
Pike. mi. from Bethesda.-A few
vacancies fully licensed: nursing
care "a hrs. day. Call WI. 1907.
SLIP COVERS. draperies. upholster-
ing, cornices, professionally done
Work guaranteed; free estimates
Falls Church 1908, go
Evening star., 1949-03-23
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDING MACHINES, TYPEWRITERS
purchased and traded. repaired
quickly; reasonable; machines for
sale. standards and portables: est
IL yrs OFFICE MACHINES CO.,
g13 18th NV. Ins: Bldg. RE 1928
ADDING MACHINES. calculators
cleaned. oiled and adjusted All
work guaranteed. RE. 1177. UNITED
TYPEWRITER CO sl3 14th st NV.
BRICKLAYING, fireplaces. chimneys.
walls and walks. built and repaired.
BRICK r; cke'TAHsi MAsoN,i a. tcsoSNa1RAcToR tcsoSNa1RAcToR
Glass blocks, remodeling, f1replaces,
porches,. garages. JOHN FERRARA.
AID. 6S4O: DU. 1860. 81
BRICK WORK in all its branches is
my business. Phone WA. 4522 or LU.
CAMERA REPAIRS. all makes. Gus
tom builders Of photo equipment;
CAMERA REPAIRS-S15 10th st
NV; % yrs. exper.; factory parts
FULLER & D'ALBERT. MA. 4711.
CARPENTER-Porches, floors, doors.
steps, windows, rec. rms. attic nm
ished, ETC.; prompt service. Ii.
CARPPENTRY repairs and remodelins;
kitchen cabinets to order. 81. 2145
cARPENTRY-prompt service; re-
pairs, cabinet work. kitchen equip
ment. 81. 64ss. RE. 1907. 2s'
CARPENTRY, complete remodeling;
also painting. AINsWoRTH, .EA.
3ol0s -SS
Evening star., 1949-03-23
HELP DOMESTIC (cont. J

COOK and assist in ghw., colored;
other help employed. 2 adults in
family; live in. excellent 1st-floor
room and bath; must be experienced,
erences; Thursday and every other
Sunday on; good salary. Box
COOK, to do housework: 2 in fam
lily. Phone .AD. 1868 before noon
G.H.w., live in: local references; good
health and refs: good salary; Ar.
lington. Call CHI. s21s.
G.H.W. COOK, colored. live in, fond
ef children. elec: dishwasher, Ben
G.H.W. (whitel. cooking, help with
able; good salary. Wo. zoos. Ws5
GIRL, young, white. to take full
charge Of child and home; must live
in, private home. WO. $500.
GIRL, settled. colored; g.h.w. and
eYs5ys: eyeFy o,her the IS sun oft STAY over
HOUSEKEEPER, white, live in, care
of apt and 5-yr.-old boy; no cook
ing for adults; empl. business
HoUSEKEEPER,, white woman. be.
Tsee1v tween S5 85 and d. 80 o. years r. Of age
HoTsEREEPER IN a.ii NURSE, intellisent
woman. 35 to 45 years old, to care
for 49, -month-old boy and take COM
plete charge Of small household; no
heavy work; must live in; references
TsSui5sa; HS' 6ssi, exceptional salary Call
MAID, colored, over 80, for s.h.w.,
must be able to handle children,
live in, upstairs room, refs. TU.
MAID. G,H.w.; liv. in. car. OF
Box 460-.D. Star.
MAID, colored, gh.w. and cooking
stay stay Sun, Tues. ewes; ss5. ,Wo
MAm:G.H.w.. in apt. laundry by
N Fl to 80; e Salary. a n SIS plus h1 usss. car
fare, Phone RA. 3i36. IS
SPANISH MAID. to live in and do
gh.w.; must like children and have
conditions. Sligo 1891. ~
WOMAN. colored. dependable; care
for three-year-old child. no house
SIon work ,E.s one week week 7;l5 to I Pm; pm
to ; 80 pm. Mon: through Fri. LU.
5596. Vic. LangSton ter.
WOMAN. middle-aged. to care fol
child and do some light housework;
prefer one to live in, days a wk.
Call SH. 1853 bet. Z and pm.
AN EXCELLENT JOB for qualified
person, as housekeeper in Chevy
Chase home: upstairs bedroom; cleo
trio. washing machine; S25 week;
local reference, required. Call WI
2a15 between 6 and s pm, -25
LIVE IN, white or colored, ghw.,
plain cooking, 2 adults and l child
New hse;, easy to clean, automatic
washer, local ref. and health card
required. OIL. 5002. -27
EXPERIENCED colored girl for "a
time 5-day week, Mon. through Fri,
from IL through dinner; g.h.w. and
cooking, light laund,; in apt. 2
adults: good salary. AD; 1924
265l 18th st. NV, Apt. sos. -25
REFINED LADY. white, to tend baby
for EMPLOYED couple; live out; very
little housework: 500 a week and
meals. Write giving qualifications
and references to MRS. C.. S. LOTT,
1919 Leland ST., Chevy Chase, Md.
Evening star., 1949-03-23
MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING TO CALIFORNIA, wish
woman companion. competent driver,
alternate driving; refs. EXCHANGED.
Emerson 9204 "a
MIAMI, FLA.-Leaving Fri evening
exp. 81. 4o77; references exch.
WANTED. three passengers to. Utah
or intermediate points. March "a.
Cali WI 3565 or WI. 5773. 23'
ALTOONA, PA.-Passengers wanted
this week end and other week ends.
Call bet. s and 10 pm. HU. Sl23.
meet another, with car, for Sunday
drives, share expenses, driving and
references. GIL. 6l1o o4s
Evening star., 1949-03-23
INSTRUCTION COURSES


PIANO STUDIO-MRs. RAY HICKS;
popular and classical INSTRUCTION. St.
pREpAip RE ifo1 FLIGHT TRAINING course a
at big discount; airline career
course incl. Easy terms. RE. 1892.
TRAIN FOR SUCCESS. 400 major
courses. GI-approved INTERNA-
TIoNAL CoRREsPoNDE
SCHOOLS, 210 Bond Bldg. ME.
DIPLOMA COURSE in Industrial
MANAGEMENT Ensineering; one year
day course; also evening classes. In
struction end applied practice,
management supervision, work SIM
plification, time and motion study.
production control, cost controls.
Enroll now in present classes. Ap-
proved for veterans training. m
STITUTT OF ENGINEERING, 101a
18th st. NV. Phone ST. O7s7, 2-5
BEAUTY u; Z oPERAToRs G;Ri MEADE D.
Modern training in all subjecrs; day,
night and part-time classes Get
eTT SITz free GaaI2e GsasatsIlS2eue; ,1d 1MdAHELLE HON; @
M. TITS. EstsbliShsd 1913.
Evening star., 1949-03-23
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
ACCESSORIES. BUILDING-"Every
thing from 4 to e." Cedar. fir; To-
Gust, pine fence posts. Ar picketss,
special millwork, plywood, panel
lng esseme91 1IaSh Sssh; w1nd9W Ml1sny Slinds
AGcfssoR1ks slSf a5 Ksy HF1sse Fok Gh Sfse
Of new and used building materials
in the city; used brick S14.50, per
NJ: used lumber, S25 per M and up:
HEcH[NGER CO.; 4 stores. Phone
AoeokD1os, S5ss5s et'snfs Rsolo. 1900 sopran made
Italy; cost -S7a5; peri, cond; Ieas
HO. 5O17. 9-12 or SO. -25
ACCORDIONS. 120 bass, made to the
exactine specifications of Excelsior
compare with accordions at double 55
the price ght Kf47g Y saS Eesht It $ s2sS
ADDING MACHINES-Used and new:
from $50 up; guaranteed repairs
0fo snd rentals a,h 6 on all makes 4sa1 GEN1RAl RAJ
AIR Ris coNb1TioNERs' tsb III ;Ei Mi bra brand-nev
soles. Closing out Gail Df. o544 &
AIR CoNDITIoNERs. at preseason
reductions: Nationally known makes.
auctions on la4a y and .. ,h.p
with a complete stock of used units.
ciIities, small deposit for future in
stallation. Since 1875. A. S. JOHN
BABY CARRfAGEs. slaos, s24 as
and S22.2s; fully dgSuarra9nntenssd Sr9n ns baby baby
proof inner spring mattresses to At,
GO 20. folding strollerS, S59S;
Thayer high Chairs, S99s. BERG
ER'S, 3413 14th st. NV. DU. 3444
open ewes. free delivery. Is
BABIES CRIBS, sIrollers; etc., ETC.; fol ls1I
SERVICE, SO Canal st. s.w. Elk.
BATHTUBS, built-in. new, $49.50:
used plumbing fixtures. BLOCKS,
INC. 3056 NJ st. NV. NO. 1903:
BATHTUBs, new, used. bqils,in, Leg; Leg;
sinks basins. 1 s,aa toilets PEERLESs 5E i5SS
BEAUTY PARLOR EQUIP; for com.
ests. Information, FA. o439 after
BED. double. 4-poster mahog.. springs,
#5s s;?S ss5 ca 3f'' after P's PM
BEDS: ia9s. 3, double, with springs; : in
nerspring mattresses. one 4-drawer
bureau with glass Jog 9idtIms pTeker
tion iron safe, weighs $50; all IN
good condition. Can be seen at $50
BED GIsafIsG LEGS AND HEADBoARDs3:;
aogwcod snIbs beds W. maae n, Hm 50 your 4s9 co
BHDsMs ff RGd spL11vfiN pGIviNG Ef RM. D1SETfEE
Shop at Turner's, 923 G st. NV, for
tie lowest price available for brand
new furniture. Turner'S of1er you a
Groom outfit for as. low, as 81 SO;
5-drawer chest, drawer with plate
vanity instead of the dresser; for the
living room. Turner'S furnish you a
comfortable divan, all-spring con-
structed, which can also be used as
able chairs; for the dinette. Turner's
furnish you with a drop-leaf table
and four chairs: all the above mer-
chandise is brand d-new and can be
had for the advertised price OF 81 So:
should you have a one-room apart.
Tor as low as $7s. Terms arranged
finance charges for credit. Turner s
is open evenings until pm; Mon
days and THURSDAY until 9 pm Pm
BEpkooM: Maple SHs ss Youth ns bed. cedar
faeia; fltehen satae' ssbinst. EDEIMAN, s3os
BfSeH sS5aI' saw, sNi Sin. tilt-top saw,
motor and table. complete: abso-,
Iassl' rSl' pT' RfV: ,e74 Please call .ttsE Mss 4
.nd .nndd ehromigms; 1y dsTs perfect best sa eaer'
BsfssSRicLE. bos''. ssSS' in good eond: w.
Evening star., 1949-03-23
BUSINESS OPP. (cont.)
A REAL, BuY


Rooming and boarding business, at
best NV. location; Is rms, 2 baths
and Law; dbl. gar; oil heat; COM
pletely and comfortably furnished;
owner i'll. must sell now Excellent
opportunity or home with income:
S4 500, terms. RE. 1916, CHAPMAN
REALTY CO. Us
II RMS, 4 BATHS
Close to Goth and New Hampshire
ave. NV; really nice rooming
S3s5 mo-; oil heat; average furni-
ture: about one block from Dupont
Circle; low price of $4,000; terms
EDWIN L. ELLIS
1910 Vermont Ave. RE. 5140.
GROCERY, NV; 14th st. corner
Approx. $500 per week. Can be
improved. Must be sold. Mr.. Nc
Gee. DU. 8558. Ewes. WO. O164.
BROWN REALTY CORP.
Evening star., 1949-03-23
INSTRUCTION. COURSES Cont.

NSOutsG
MODERN TRAINING in beauty cul-
ture. all subjects taught. Approved
~ Government for G, training
1910 G st. NV. DI. 1852
LEARN IN SAFETY to drive safely
New cars Comp.ete dual control
EASY METHOD. North 1894
CP.B.Xl course on ac-
tive board. a. regular school with
touch typing free, . wks.. S25: est.
3 yrs. REGISTER early Miss Page.
CAPITAL P. B. X SCHOOL, 700
18th st. NV. MA. 21l6.
REAL ESTATE COURSE
Class each Thursday eve, to 10
pm, teaching the fundamentals Of
real estate: 10 lessons under super
vision of Marshall ]. Waple, realtor
for 25 years. Phone or write for
literature or attend class any Thurs
eve. as our guest.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
1924 14th St. NV. DI. 3346. -23