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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-07
Americti misionari chteji
zEEstati " Cine.

New York. = Temer vsichni
protestanst1 americtf misionafi
chtej1 zGstat v Cine i pro ten
pT1pad, kdyby celia zeme byla
obsazena komunisty. z celko-
v6ho poctu 1888 protestant
skych pracovnfkG odeSlo dopo-
sud jen 1877. Ma 1zem1 Obsa-
zenem komunisty jich pracuje
lis a z Mich je 10 svobodnych
zen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-07
DR.. Taborsky Dude ma
universitG Texas.

Austin, Tex. = Zde bylo zji-
steno, re DIR. Eduard Taborsky
Dude vypomocnym profesorem
ma zdejsf statni universite. DR..
Taborsky byl nucen prchnoutl
z vlasti sve jiz pred majesty a
nynf opet, kdyz komuniste "a
cali Taditi v zemi ceske.
Nynf dli jake valecny beze-
nee We svedsku. Do Austin
pfijede Ike konci mes1ce ledna
a misto profesora nastoupl ne
Zacatku mesice unora.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-07
Hleda Sc krajan.

Albert Lavante, zij1c1 v Ia
bore bezencG V Nemecku hle-
da %. Rudolpha Schuransky z
Baltimore. Pan Schuransky je
gtrycem Ludvlka sevcfka, KITE
rT bv rad mel jeho adresu.
KIDD by neco o p. R. Schu-
anskem vedel, dynamite to las
KAYE American Friends Service
Committee, 20 S. 18th ST., Phi
ladelphia : z, Pa. a referujte
ma cislo 21O58.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-07
Americas lodi vyjedou " lednu
ma cviceni.

Namornictvo oznamuje, re
20 valecnych lodi Dude konat
v lednu rozsahle cvicen1 v A
tlantiku. Budou mezi mimi ia
Ike move radarem Tlzene ponor-
ky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-07
Sazby pro nakladni dopravu
zvySeny O 500.

Washington, ID. G.. - Mezi.
statnf dopravni vybor povOliI
zeleznicim docasne zvyseni sa.
zeb pro nakladni dopravu G
SO. Drahy zadaly o povoleni
prozatimnfho zvySenf o 80.
Toto naTizeni zGstane V plat
nosti tax dlouho, az mezistatni
dopravnf vybor rozhodne O pG.
vodnf zadosti drah, die ktert
bylo pozadoHano zvyseni {
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-07
Spojene kralovstvi ma padesat
milionHH obyvatel.

Londyn. = Spojene kralov-
stv1 ma vice nez 5O,0O0,O 900 o.
byvatel.
z prav6 vydanych vladn1ch
statistickych dat Sc jew, re 80.
cervna bylo 50,033,0OO obyva-
tel, coz znamena pTfrGstek o
|274,000 mad prosincem r. 1947.
Zen bylo 25,773,0 900, muzG a.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-07
Spanslsko vyjednava leteckou
smlouvu Sc Spojenymi Staty.

Madrid. = Spanelsky mini
str zahranici Artajo prohlasil,
re Spanelsko Dude "a nedlou-
no projednavat move letecke
smlouvy S Amerikou a Anglii.
Uvedl, re Spanelsko Dude trvat
ma hospodafskych vyhodach
mali poskytnout americkym
Iletadlum transitni a pristavaci
prava.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-07
Stavka pripravila Francii o
osminu normalni uhelne tszby.

Par1z. - Poole 1fedniho O.
znamenf byla Francie posledn1
stavkou havfr1 pripravena O
t6zbu 5,6OO,0OO tun uhlf,. coz
je asi jedna osmina normaln1
celorocnf vyroby. Znarodn6-
nym uhelnym dol1m musela
byt poskytnuta vladni vypomoc
ably kryly nastaly schodek. Ma
sledkem stavky nastala take
Znacna neZamestnanost V pru-
myslu cementovem, cukernfm
a textiln1m.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-07
POE4RBY.

- %. prOs1nce Zemrel pan
John w. Bramble, manzel pi.
Rita Bramble, Charles & Crom-
we'll Sts., We start So rokd. Ma
rodil Sc v Baltimore a byl ma
|jitelem Bramble Boat Yard.
Pohreb konal Sc 81. prosince
re Schim1nkova Pohf. Domu
ma Parkwood Cemetery.
= 20. prosince zemfela sta
renka krajanka p1. Sophia MI.
Urban, Millersville, Md, We
start so let. Byla vdovou pc
p. Antonu Urbanovi. Narodl-
la Sc v Ceskoslovensku a V A
merice lila rs let.
Pohreb konal Sc 2. ledna
|1949 re SchimGnkova Pohf.
Domu ma Cesky Narodn1 Hrbi-
TOW. Pozehnani Pohrebnlm
Domove a ma hrbitove udelil
vlp. Solomon.
20. prosince zemrela sta
ricka osadnice p1. Antonio Blu
sinska, vdova pc Franku Bu-
sinskem, 21O7 E. Madison St.
Dozila Sc uctyhodneho start
81 rok1. Narodila Sc v Cesko-
slovensku a v Americe lila 62
leta. Zanechala zde truchl1cl:
pi. Antoinette Svasek. p1, Mary
Vojfk, Godfrey, John a Charles
Businsky. Pfinalezela ku spoil
kun Fanny Marie Ustavicne
Pomoci a OltaTn1mu.
Pohreb zesnule konal Sc 3.
|ledna 1949 re Schimunkova
|Pohr. Domu do kostela sv. Va
'clava a odtud ma hrbitov Mel
svetejsiho Vykupitele "a asis-
tence vldp. Josefa Vetrovce.
80. prosince zemfela sta
|ra krajanka p1. Marie Sanford,
'vdova pc p. Josefu santorovi,
1876 Kentucky Ave. Bylo j 80
let. Narodila Sc v Ceskosloven-
sku. Zanechala zde 2 dcery a
2 syny. PTinalezela ku spoil
kun Fanny Marie Ustavicne
Pomoci a Oltafnlmu.
Pohreb konal Sc 3. ledna re
.Cvachova PohT. Domu do
Shrine Of Little Flower a odtud
ma hfbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele.
80. prosince zemfel Denis
Hospert, 3lety chlapec p. a pi.
Adam a Marian Hospert, 1929
Frederick Ave. a pochovan ma
Holy Cross hTbitove 1. ledna.
Pohreb vypravila firma FIR.
Cvach a Syn.
= 81. prosince zemfela pi.
Sophia C. Murray, 9O2 N. Pat
terson Park Ave. We start SO let.
Narodila sc Baltimore.
Pohreb konal Sc a. ledna re
Schim1nkova PohT. Domu do
kostela sv. Vaclava a odtud ma
Holy Cross Cemetery.
q. ledna zemrela vdova pi.
Annetta P. Foos, 1408 Poplar
Grove st. We start 68 let. Naro-
dila Sc V Baltimore.
Pohreb konal Sc g. ledna re
ISchimGnkova Pohr. Domu ma
hrbitov Nejsv. Vykupitele. Pc
zehnanf udelil knee z kostela
sv. Vaclava.
- Dne 27. prosince zemrel
lv u. S. Namornf Nemocnici v
Annapolis ~baltimorsky kraJan
p. Jerome Zavadil, manzel pI
Amy Zavadil, Annapolis, Md,
We start As let. Jerome Sc ma
rodil V Baltimore, byl hudebni-
KEN a clenem U. S. Namorn.
Kapely V Annapolis. Krone
zarmoucene manzelky a syns
Jeroma zanechal zde stare ro-
dice, zname to krajany p. a pl
Josefa a MARI Zavadil a bra
ira Milouse.
Pohreb konal Sc 80. prosin'
ce z Hopping Funeral Home
Annapolis ma Baltimore Ma
l4so~o1 Gonoo40ru
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-07
Subscription $3.50 per Annum.
MlStnl ZprdVy.
Novorocni prani

zaslala nam krajanka p1. j.
PTihoda a jej1 sestra p1. Lena
Schneider. P1. PTihodova pi-
Sc, re ztravila Vanocni Svatky
V New Jersey.
Dekujeme naSi krajance "a
Novorocnl vzpominku a pfeje-
me j a jej1m drahym vse nej-
lepS1 V tonic roce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-07
Ctvricet CinanI zahynulo.

sanghaj. = ctyficet Cinanu
zahynulo v noel ma Boz1 hod ma
ulicich sanghaje, kdyz mesto
zasahla prvnf studena vlna to-
hoto roku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-07
1920 letE do Berlina.

Merlin. - Americke a an
glicke letectvo dopravilo do
blokadovaneho Berllna 717,962
|tuny potravin a podniklo eel
KEN 1920 letG v dobe sestl
m6S1cu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-07
DIlezite Upozorneni Podilni
kim Zalozniho Spolku Slavic

Veskere vklady ucinene do
dine II. ledna 1949 jsou oprav-
n6ny ku pine dividende 1. GER
vence. Vyrocnf schGze podll-
Mkt 4. patek V mes1ci lednu,
coz pTipada ma %. leden 1949.
Kazdy Glen upr1mne vftan.
Vlast Koenigsmark, pTedseda.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-01-07
DOPIS.

Ludwigsburg, Nemecko
u. S. Zone
, 1949-07-02
MANY LEAVE TO SEE
JULY 4TH RACES
IN ST. THOMAS

Almost every available
means of transportation to st.
Thomas was taxed to capacity,
the majority Of whom were
racing fans, determined to see
the July Fourth racing classic
in which three horses from
this island are entered. There
are also three from Tortola.
Every airplane seat was book
ed for several days in advance
and the Caribair is planning
to run a special on Monday.
Some are going by schooner;
others by motor launch.
Two of st. Croix's horses,
Madame Jaime & Eastbourn,
belonging to the Memoir Sta
bles and w. Eth1ebert Messer,
respectively, are scheduled to
start in the second race against
Sailor Boy. Madame Jaime is
scheduled to start in the 7th
against Jack Spaniard & Fury.
But the race that will keep
the fans on edge is the eighth
Continued on page 4
, 1949-07-02
Actg. Gov. de Castro
Gives Approved To
ST. Croix Budget

Acting Governor Morris F.
de Castro last night approved
the St. Croix budget with the
exception of the specific items
of travel allowance of $40 per
month for the Jolice Judge &
the Assistant Superintendent
of Education, which items he
disapproved because they are
higher than warranted and
higher than travel allowances
of other employees.
Mr.. de Castro indicated that
he would be quite willing la
ter to approve reasonable ira
vel allowances for these two
officers if later adopted by a
budget amendment.
In approving the budget the
Acting Governor stated that
he did SO with great reluc-
lance because the Municipal
Council had insisted upon in
cooperating into the law class
titles and salaries of classified
employees. He stated that this
CONTINUED on Page a.
, 1949-07-02
PRESIDENT SIGNS Bill ESTABLISHING Woo.

President Truman signed
the Virgin Islands Corporation
Act on June 80, thus making
it Public Law No. 149, James
+. Davis, in charge of Insular
Affairs cabled to President
Norman Olson.
The recharter bill was pass
ed on Friday, June "a, after d
House and Senate Committee
reached agreement on theori-
glnal House bill which carried
a proviso forbidding the VICO
from making alcoholic beve-
RACES. Despite a vigorous bat
tie waged by friends of the
Virgin Islands in and out Of
Congress the proviso re-
manned. It was felt that t re-
charter bill with the proviso
was better than no bill at all.
It was known also that Pres
ident Truman three all his in
fluence behind the bill to
bring about its passage.
, 1949-07-02
Council To Hold
Public Hearing On
Wage & Hour Bill

Public hearings will be held
by the Municipal Council on
Bill No. 8, Draft Of Ordinance
to prescribe minimum hour
standards, which was introduc
ed by the Hon. Ludwig Harri-
gan and also on another draft
of ordinance to create a Public
Utilities Commission.
The firstt meeting will be
held in Frederiksted on Tues
day, July 5, at 8 o'clock in the
Court Room and on the follow
ing night, Wednesday, the s,
in the District Court room in
Christiansted at 8 o'clock.
, 1949-07-02
Woman Seriously Stabbed
By Jealous Lover

Viola Williams was seriously
stabbed-byT eedeFe Pineroa at
the home of her parents at Con
stitution Hill at about 1O:45
this morning. She was rushed
to the hospital in the pickup
truck belonging to the Agri-
cultural Experiment Station
by Cleo Santos, and attended
by DR.. Brian Shorney, Chief
Municipal Physician. Pinero,'
who lives at Sion Farm, was
arrested by Patrolman Clarke
Of the Kings Hill Police Sta
ton.
According to police reports,
Viola and Teodoro once lived
together but came to a part
ing around Easter: she return
ed to the home of her parents.
Nontlnueu on Fage ~
s
, 1949-07-02
Colored Locomotive
Firemen Win First
Round In Case

1t was announced at the In
ternational Headquarters Of
the Brotherhood Of Sleeping
Car Porters Provisional Com
mittee for the Organization Of
Colored Locomotive Firemen
in New York City by A Philip
Randolph, Chairman, that on
Monday, June q, 1919, the
United States Supreme Court
granted Petition for a Writ of
Certiori or the right to review
a decision of the Circuit Court
OF Appeals of the District of
Columbia which handed down
a decision to stay the Prelin-
mary Injunction of Judge
Holtzoff, which was designed
to abolish discrimination
against colored locomotive
firenen on the railroads. This
Preliminary Injunction was
granted the colored locomotive
firemen Of the Provisional
Committee in 1913, but has run
Continued on Page ~
, 1949-07-02
VIRGIN ISLANDS IS
lst TO CONTRIBUTE
TO TOURISM COMM.

First contribution to the
joint fund of the Caribbean
Tourism Interim Committee
has been received, Lawrence
w. Cramer, Secretary General
of the Caribbean Commission,
told the Press recently.
This contribution, a check
for $1,000, comes from the mu-
nicipality of st. Thomas and
St. John and $751; 900 from the
municipality of st. Croix.
The first meeting of the
Committee will be held on or
about August / to 3, in Trini-
dad. Among those expected to
attend will be Oscar de Lima,
consultant on Tourism to the
Caribbean Commission; STAN
ton Robbins, Director of the
Office of Tourism of Puerto
Rico; Miguel R. de Moya A.,
Continued on Page q
, 1949-07-02
Top Administration
Officiuls Are 'Actinu'


Virtually every top official
of the Virgin Islands Admins
tration is acting since yester
day. Administrator for Saint
Croix Harry E. Taylor became
Acting Governor; Commission
er Of Finance Louis Shutter
brandt is Acting Government
Secretary; Administrative AS
sistant Albert Pablo is Acting
Administrator.
Government Secretary Nor
ris de Castro and his family
left for Panama where they
will vacation until the middle
of August. Governor HASTE is
on the mainland.
Hon. Herman Moore, Judge
of the District Court left on
for the mainland to
spend his vacation. He will re-
turn in September.
Judge Moore will attend a
conference in Phila-
Evening star., 1949-08-02
INSTRUCTION COURSES

CORRESPONDENCE COURSES Gl
approved. 400 courses covering busi-
ness. engineering, and high school.
I. C. S., 21O Bond bldg. ME. S166.
LEARN IN SAFETY to drive safely
EASY METHOD North 1894
PIX OPERATING is pleasant. fas-
cinating and easily learned: age
no handicap; day or evening classes:
tuition. S15-S20. NATIONAL PIX
SCHOOL. Bond Bldg, ST. 1878.
HODERN TRAINING IN beauty cul:.
ture. all subjects tauEct, Approved
By Government for Gil training.
WAR-FLYNN BEAUTY COLLEGE
1910 q ct. nv. pI. 1852
Gregg, Pittman or Boyd shorthand
touch typing. bookkeeping. COMP
tometer; thousands of successful
graduates; est. 33 yrs: save q
usual time: small classes; new
SCHOOL, 700 18th, cor. G. Ma.
TUTORING, chemistry. biology, phys
les, algebra. plane geom., trig;; high
school. college. Box 44o-V. star
TELEvIsION-Learn at home while
you build 145 sq-lnch TV set
under The guidance of former R.
c. A. television technlcian. For IN
formation write Box 366-V. Star. -
Evening star., 1949-08-02
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
mentS in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WISH TO INVEST $4,000 plus serv-
ices in well-paying established
nSYET.,EN5 suSi1sSS KE 5,5ss5 sN1 3.
and storage. vault; doing a nice
volume of business; will sacrifice
partnership troubles. Cali II sH. 4e7s
SACRIFICE. $3.50; entire stock, an
tioue copper. brass. furniture. Sale
LfoGok is9GS s sToRE, % tne NV N 81, corner. ns old
established, doing good business,
mgst T9stv sci! aten on account of illness. Box
NEWsTAND AND CONF; nice income;
Terms 1@al Dissf' ST. 4sssl 5Gs rent NV secs,oh
GROCERY. lge. DGs in good NV.
location. owner i'll must sell; splen-
Wants aa 70 bud up 0 pusnes hqse Eves
REALTY CO. INC. RA. 300. -
GROCERY-Same owner over Is
years; illness forces sale; near 1st
nice living quarters. OWNER. DU.
SHOE CONCESSION tnfants' and
children's onlvl, available to exper.
g operator; See MR.. DEE at 1907
vARiErY 4 Il; ? :; STORE, SC and 1oc and
up; Iooeo location: modern: sales
this year will reach 100000. with
handsome profit. This is we'll
known store and he's great pos
Owner has opportSnity for better better
Pox 460-V, Star. 81
LAUNDRY-Have opening for few
sgencies; les, quality work. good service,
RPsTAGRANT. rs; ilGE. beer and wine, Alex.
main bus. street: selling because Of
REsTAURANT, Capitol Hill, must be
sold at once; most economical opera
tion; ideal for man and wife: steady
and and substantial g trade; approx: sales.
S125 per mo-, includes arm, and
Terms r. G. DUNNE, attorney at
GRScERy-REKR iaSs He, pI1Gi g, ooo vk,v hns,-
oHnsr muss missd se T'd scH%SRf sSss ztuEss
GROCERY STORE. self service. no
aRsrsss aRsrssss ssoo oaevery se ent wiz fs5
MIToN M2reIe GoEbsMH soEf KIT low p1 oVe5assa Gsss
DRUGSTORE. excel. corner loc.; sales
$3.50 to- S215. daily average; s1O,-
able store. MILTON GOLDSMITH,
RRsTAtUfRANr, downtown, open s hrs.
daily, no Sundays; can be bought for
less than $1,000: now operated by
elderly woman who is i'll and must
sell. MILTON GOLDSMITH, DI.
ATTEN. wATCHMAKERs. Have your
own jewelry store downtown. 18th
ST., NV. between G and H; pay rent
DELICATESSEN, sandwich shop. ex.
cellent location: owner in hosnital:
$500 including stock. OSCAR
3 APARTMENTS and 3 rooms, $153
rent, furnished: income, S31O; va.
cant apt; $1,000 down. co. 0a14
FOUNTAIN CONCESSION in lars.
A. C.. drug store; seats so; S70C
*; "; sYs;; s1s; sa'soo; terms. sIMoNs
NEARBY VA. FOOD STORE. with
new soda fountain located on busy
| N. Arl. blvd. in excel. neighborhood
Owner must sell. Excel. value fol
S6,95O. Terms ARRANGED. Call g
to g. TALMAGE WILCHER, Realtor
CT. 5000, Gil. sO17.
SOUTHEAST JUNK SHOP LOCATION
Going business, same spot 16 years
now vacant, lge. f1reproof gar, reas
| rent TIP nero 4
Evening star., 1949-08-02

ADD. MACH, typewriter, calc., cash
reg, off, equip. any kind; top price.
.4I,oI[rs RI o31 GO; 46s5 ewes, Sunday.
poRA RRdPsAW RR d}fsevy MfEasAoNE l9Eh AoS amt
1885 G ST. NV. STERLING 1896.
ANTIQUES = Furniture, prIc-a-Drac
china, glassware. rugs. silverware,
paintings; highest cash prices paid.
Call MURRAY 'starbecker'. IA.
BEDROOM. dining room. contents of
home; cash. We do MOVING, storage.
IA. 1881; after pm, GE. 1416.
81
BOOKS, large and small collections;
D1sTR1cT II BOOK STORE 81 9th
st: NV, ME. 5aa5.
BOOKS, large and small collections;
DISTRICT BOOK STORE, 72l 9th
assd Rsfsi ts' Tf3 fs:
DiAMoNps. eola,. old ,exesry @ ana
sllycr. Cash paid. ERNEST BURk
DIAMONDS, gold, platinum. teeth,
diamond watches, discarded jewelry
bought No purchase too small, too
large; cash Immediately: very high
prices paid. NEW YORK JEWELRY
FTIIRNITURE.' eood nsed bousebo,d
ssSSIsous sSn1 s service: MRS: GAY, sE:
FURNiTURE-Your entire household
priees asen' e. FTRN GHe 0ssfI Eca eno htSnsls ~
FTT5RNsiisf+uRAAT Tt; sis+ At. xa5sso o5s5 =, o,c. ,ooo
furniture of all kinds: entire home
or odd pieces: pay cash; Please
tents or odd pieces Also old glass
ware china. bric-a-brac Buyins
and selling for over 90 years. HOE.
WOODS. 9Th and z sts, NV. Me
FURNITURE WANTED-Bedrm.. din
ing rm., other pieces or entire house
hold prompt service. CO. 1866
GOLD-Bring your old gold plati-
mum. teeth. discarded jewelry. We
pay cash. A. KAHN, INC, 81 years
at 935 st. NV
PIANOS-We pay highest prices for
spinets, small uprights. srands. CO.
LONIAL PIANO CO.. MA. 4s7o.
PIANOS WANTED, uprights. We will
give you $50 due bill good for ,
yrs. on the purchase of new piano
or television set. COLONIAL PIANO
| c., MA 1870.
piano reasonable. OR. o3s2. -
boxes and heaters. ACME sToVE
An IN;THEREsTEDS j. in su,ina o na' silver. liver.
ware. any condition; china, bric-a-
| prac. old jewelry and furniture
DORA KRUPSAW MILESTONE. 1885
Evening star., 1949-08-02
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDING MACHINES. cslculators
slssned oilss Iss.o aPd 81 id,us'ea rTk AZ
BE4eekkEAY1NG B4ekMARYIT1NSGG c repiases Sac n
A. FAGNANI, AT. 1894.
BRICKWORK, first-class work only:
reasonable. SMITH; the small JOB
CARPENTERY-summer prices on all
types of general repairing, including
hnish attics, recreation rooms, gar.
ages, ,tc.; good. clean work, best
mstsEis1 1sed d.rsFP, TR rs2.,p:-A lslq;
rec. rms. finished; also painting
Cali GALENT1NE. WA. 4191. q
CARPENTRY, all types OF work, free
estimates. Cali any time. 81. 1855
CARPENTRY. all kinds of repairing.
combination screen doors and paint
ing. reasonable. JEFFREYs, FIR
CARPENTRY. cab. wk.. repairs, lge
q small, Jd- kitchen equip PRICED right I.
cEEEEpESTRY-Attics All aSsTT1RYAtti finished. recre-
alton rooms, porches inclosed. stair.
ways, dormer windows; residential
Or commercial. J. E. HENDRICKS
C2RPhNTERiNG. ShlPh 11ssNG plasterins, cement.
QUICK h service. CO. 6s45. WILLIAM
CARPENTRY REPAIRS and remodel.
ing, all kinds prompt service. 81
tIoaaSSxD pHAN prEs-Elecsrl.
cally razor-kleened or no charge
ROTO-ROOTER. Phone RA 1855
any dav. any night.
CONCRETE, brick and rock work O
all types: bsmt. waterproofed: al
types of fence erected; lawn main
tenance, painting. light hauling, Ta
die aprE1pn Te2ai5 dn SR1GHrw999RI acs S9Is SeoT SoM
-eia ave. NV. GE 024s. -
CROSLEY REPAIRS and parts. ney
Crosley radios, regular price. S59 30
Ss4.s6. New Crosley heaters, rssTH Y
asr "a sSi4s5. Sf1es sei Other ps parts @ srd aeees
sories proportionately low priced
HAINEs MOTOR CO; INC, L
ELECTRICIAN, licensed, colored. wir
ing and repairs in accordance Wit
D. C. regulations. DE. 1926. g
ELECTkICAL 1EPAIKS, installations
prompt. courteous: guaranteed ssry
ice. A. c ELECTRIC CO. RA 6S5e
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS, re
pairs, huorescent fixtures, rewirin
sges. homes; ADVANCE ELECTRIC
FLOORS sanded and I'M; white mech
Special light finishes; free est. DI
671s. c. R.. COVER. AK. 269;
FLOORS sanded and finished. oualit
yo3 vith new wg,IR Icy prices; Jss. Ess!
Evening star., 1949-08-02
ROOMS EURhIsHEp-Northeess

100. JAY ST. N.E.-Lee. dble. rm..
Ink. if pref: pvt. home; suitable
sea ,B ST. N.E.--Two rooms. light
housekeeping; conven. to bus, street.
NICE LGE. DBLE. RM. for men or
settied couple; SIS ca. per week. 302
Maryland ave. ne. Ii. 3-5343.
,SINGLE RM., for man only So wk.
3O2 Maryland ave. ne. Ii. 3-5343.
4I0 1Ith ST. NE. Apt. 3-Nice ssle.
rm.; quiet. no drinking; rates So
THE GALENA, 132 B st. n.e-Giri
to share rm. with another; sgle.
beds. laund., cooking privils. FIR.
THE MARICK. 1873 B st. n.e.-comf.
rms. newly dec. new furn.:' laund.
fac; ssles., dbles. TR. 9154.
COLORED-oOI G ST. NV em-
ployed, respectable persons; home
priyls.; newly decorated; reasonable.
coLoRED-1s1s F ST. N.E.-Nice
room in a quiet home for employed
couple FIR. 4635 after 3 pm. 3
COLORED-5417 NASH ST. NE
rms. for married, empl. cple., child
accepted; cooking prlvils. HI. 6"61.
Evening star., 1949-08-02
FARM AhDs GARDEN

FREE-2O,OOO Gu. yards clean fill
dirt. Can be had for hauling away
Vic. Hechts Warehouse on New
York ave. ne. Ma. 6433. a
VERY RICH TOP SOIL for lawns and
greenhouses; very reasonable. Call
Tor SOIL. delivered 81 per Gu. yd.
in 3 yd. lots or more. Call WI. 6427.
GLADSTONE WALKS. terraces. fire.
places, rock gardens, Ash ponds, re-
tanning walls, pipe drainage: all
kinds of cement work F. MARCUC-
CIO. Route 3, Horners lane, Rock
vile. Md. Phone Rockville 1888.
ROTOTILLERS-Spring cleanup sale
Choremaster and attachments. JAG
oues 4-wheel tractor and plow.
$3.50. See us for parts or service.
CENTRAL MOTOR CO.. CHI 1000.
1900 Lee hwv.. Arlington. Va.
BOYLE TREE SURGERY, for tree
removals. spraying, trimming. Sligo
1213 or RA. 1919 after 6 pm.-4
BULLDOZERS. rent or cantract for
land clearing 4 excavating; reas.
rates; free estimates. AT. 0725.
BULLDOZERS. rent or contract, reas.
rates; free estimates. Call AT. 0725.
TOP SOIL. fill dirt, road gravel blue
stone, manure. 10. 355,9 or SH.
511O q