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Evening star., 1949-11-10

Brown ond juicy pork Ion oIwoys . omIy ovorhs
Pork Loin Roast Sueet potatoe.
Broccoli Watercress- Crnpefruit Salad
61sque Ice Cream Coffee
Pork Loin Roast.
When buying loin loosened
from the ribs that season with
salt and and place open roasting
pan have thermometer this through the
and pound The meat thermometer
should register internal temperature degreesF Make
gravy from drippngs and season with pinch of sage
I've, and ...s. @0"DAz;s c,..... % ,ets.os.
French FRIED d1ESgpant Ltssa Beans sS's ~
Raisn Bread Pudding
. French Fried Eggplant. -
large eggplant tablespoons water q, u 4
q cup mustard sauce ~ cups bread crumbs ss e.
eggs 80 Fat for frying @
eggplant is not fresh peel otherwise leave -
nnger-length strips for eggs
water together Dip eggplant crumbs then in egg
mixture then back in bread crumbs hour fry in
hot fat until golden paper at
Serves 4.
TUESDAY. .
Chop Suey fuse leftover pork Rice
Fruit Salad Crustu Rolls
Ginger Cake With Whipped Cream
Chop suey.
cup diced leftover pork Ia cups bouilon
cup sliced celery teaspoons
V cup chopped onion "A teaspoon salt .
tablespoons TAT u teaspoon pepper
] bean sprouts / teaspoon cornstarch
Cook onion and celery until SOFT Add bean
sprouts boulon salt Cover and
water Stir soy sauce if desired
and serve over boiled rice.
Evening star., 1949-11-10
MAN, Oh MAN, THIS
CATsuP's GOT PEPl

You bstl DEL MONTE Is he
only eotsvp mods with nippy
Pineapple vinsgor-ths wonder.
fsl vinegar that does - much
for tomoto flavor. trsot your
mon 70 . zippy. zsssy eotsvp.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-09-17
SOUTH SHORE

Mr.. and MRS. George Alexan-
der Of Norwell with their daugh-
ter Madelon DeVoe, flew to Buff
falo and Rochester, New York,
where they visited Mr.. Alexan-
der's brother and other relatives.
After having had a splendid
time on their vacation Mrs.
Alexander will now complete
plans for gala recital to be
given late in october at the
Messiah Baptist Church in
Brockton,
Mrs. Marshall Grigsby of Nor
well has just put her very
excited daughter Alice on a
plane for Chicago where she
will take a three year course in
nursing at Provident Hospital.
Her mother also trained there,
and so Alice is very anxious to
do her best to uphold the Won
derful record her ambitious
parents have made. With her
poise and personality there is
no question of her success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Fields
of Weymouth are still happy
over the recent visit from their
daughter, Mrs. Ruby Smith. who
teaches in Arlington, Va. She
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-09-17
BrOcktOn Fair Stars
Many Headline Acts

B RoCKToN- Twelve top
flight radio, vaudeville and cir
Gus acts will appear at the
GrandStand show during the
BrocRton Fair, through Sept. II.
The shows will be presented
nightly at 800 given in conjunc-
ton with the Jimmy Lynch
Death Dodger Thrill Show.
Master of Ceremonies for the
stage show will be Bob Kennedy,
Broadway singing star who
played the part of Curly" in
the Rogers and Hammerstien
hit, "Oklahoma!" Kennedy comes
to the Fair from an extensive
engagement at Florida's fabu-
LOUIS Boca- Ration Club. He has
been the featured star of the
Versailles in New York and has
appeared in numerous top-flight
musical comedies on Broadway.
His singing and showmanship
will tie together a show that is
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-09-17
RECENT DEATHS
FROM
NORRIS c. DAVIS

NSItleA0 VI. In v ~
Funeral Director and EmbaImer
EDWARD L. CARTER, So
Seattle St., Allston, July 2. In
terment, Mt. Hope Cemetery.
MRS. ALICE R. IRVING, 1877
Lenox ST., July 5. Interment,
Mt. Hope Cemetery.
MRS. MINNIE BROADNAx,
157 Humboldt Ave, July S. In
terment, Memphis, Tenn.
WILLIAM M. GRAHAM, 1870
Ellis Ave, N. Y, July 9. Inter
ment Mt. Hope Cemetery.
MRS. MINNIE STEELE, 169th
St, Jamaica, L. l., July 6. In
terment, Woodlawn Cemetery.
MRS. MIRIAM TELL, II
Claremont PIX, July 5. Inter-
ment, Mt. Hope Cemetery.
BERNARD A. BARLOW 10
Dilworth St., July 8. Interment,
Cambridge Cemetery.
GEORGE N. LOGAN, All
Broadway, Cambridge, July 8.
Interment, Columbia, S. c.
JOHN H. BCWLES, 5 Gains
boro St, July IL. Interment,
Cambridge Cemetery.
FRANCIS A. WASHINGTON
% Walnut St, Chelsea, July 20.
Interment, Mt. Hope Cemetery.
MRS. CARRIE A. WASHING
TON, q Hollander ST., July 81.
lnterment, Mt. Hope Cemetery.
MRS. BLANCHE E. CHAND-
LER, II Carlisle St., July %.
Interment, Mt. Hope Cemetery.
ARCHIBALD C. PRESCOTT.
Fl Savin st. July 81. Inter-
ment, Mt. Hope Cemetery
LESTER WILLIAMS, 50 Elm
Hill PIX, Aug. 9. Interment, St
Micheals Cemetery.
HAROLD PHILLIPS, 81 Har-
ward Ave. w. Medford, Aug. 9.
lnterment Mt. Hope Cemetery.
ROGER W. BROWN, 176
Walnut Ave, Aug. II. Inter
ment, Mt. Hope Cemetery.
MRS. JULIA S. WILLIAMS,
191 Winthrop Rd., Brookline.
Aug. 70. Interment, Bridgeport,
Conn.
JOSEPH E, STEPHENS, 141
Harrishof ST., Aug. 10. Inter-
ment, MT. Hope Cemetery.
EDWARD E. MAXWELL, 40
S. Huntington Ave, Aug. "a.
Interment, Mt. Hope Cemetery.
MRS. FLORENCE L. JORDAN.
Sd Humboldt Ave, Aug. "a. In
terment, Mt. Hope Cemetery.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-09-17

bound to please Fair patrons.
This years Brockton Fair
stage show will be s,esented on
the huge moving stage in front
Of a new covered grandstand.
The stage itself is built on wheels
50 that it can be moved across
the fair track, closer to the
grandstand, creating the atmos-
phere of a large indoor theatre.
The placing of the stage and the
construction of the grandstand
greatly improves acoustics, insur-
ing better performances by the
cast, and more pleasure for the
audience.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-09-17
NATIONAL SPORTS Scene
BY DICK EDWARDS

it Campy continues at his cur
rent arte he will reach the 800
mark with the stick, and will
Dodger Proxy Branch Hickey
have his troubles comes contract
signing time. However, we be-
lieve that Hickey has something
up his sleeve ere that time be-
cause he can't possibly pay
Jackie Robinson the $4,000 or
so which he deserves and keep
harmony in the club. Peewee
Rees only gets $4,000 and he
is a veteran of many years
standing. We opine that Mr..
Hickey will either change his
Office or ship Robinson or Reese
to another habitat.
Big Don Newcombe has been
the boy-at-the-dyke for the
Brooklyn Dodgers during their
recent period of stress. He
horsecollared the st. Louis Cards
60 and came right back to pin
80 drubbing on the Pittsburgh
Pirates. These were must games
for the Dodgers and they threw
the guy who has won more games
and has proved the steadiest
under fire into the front lines
and he had it. Big Donald has
not been found wanting with the
willow in the clutches. He and
Preaching Roe are pitching their
hearts out in the crucial games.
There will come appreciation
time from the management and
we hope they (Rickey ct all)
don't wind up with feet of clay
Sam Jothree and Dan Bank
head, two outstanding perform.
ers on the Brooklyn Dodgers
Montreal farm team, have been
sold to the Boston Braves, ac-
cording to word emanating from
a confidential source in Boston.
The deal was allegedly consumat-
ed in the latter part of August
and cash, to the tune of 5000, 900
is reported to have been added
to the Golfers of the Brooklyn
Dodgers and a goodly share Of
this will find its way into the
pockets of one Branch Hickey
head of the Brooklyn organiza-
ton.
Jothree, who is one of the
greatest players ever to don a
Montreal uniform, is forty stolen
bases ahead of the fleet Jackie
Robinson who also joined the
major leagues after a years APP
premiership at Montreal. The
fghting-fast Sammy is reported
to be faster on the basepaths
than Jackie and is hitting well
over the 800 mark.
Bankhead is the leading Mont
real pitcher and was up with
Dodgers during the tail-end of
the 1s47 season. Dan finished the
season with the Dodgers but was
American Association for 1948
farmed out to St. Paul of the
and hiked to the Montreal team
for the current campaign. He is
pitching in sensational fashion.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-09-17

motored to Weymouth with her
uncle and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Addison Beokham of Alexandria,
Va. They spent a week visiting
friends and also the outstanding
historical spots in and around
Boston, thence down to old Ply
mouth and the South Shore.
They stopped in Brooklyn, NY,
to visit more relatives and then
on to Philadelphia to the veter-
ans convention, Mr.. Beckham
is Mr.. Fields brother.
The Diggs' Of bingham have
had several house guests this
past summer; visiting them at
present are Mr.. and Mrs. James
A. Buster of Lexington, KY.
Friends often wonder how Mabel
finds time during her busy life
to entertain folks and take them
around showing them places Of
interest and visiting. Somehow
though, she always manages.
Mrs. Lesesne Howard of N.Y.C.,
mother of DR.. Lesesne Howard
of Boston, made a long visit with
Mrs. Annie Squire and Mrs.
Julien Freddie and family of 1872
Fort Hill ST., bingham. She was
royalty entertained and had a
wonderful time. The Fredie's,
as is commonly known, have two
very talented young sons. Jul
len, who is nine is a fine read
er and sings in the boys choir
at the Episcopal Church Of
bingham. Edwin, who is five,
sings regularly on radio pro-
grams in the studios and in
theatres always always winning
first prize. His most recent ven
ture was at a send of party Civ
en- to some Of the employees
Of the Registry Of Motor We
hicles, by the employees, who
are now enroute to Ireland on
a pilgrimage. The party was
given at the ONCE at 100 Nashua
Street, Boston.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-09-17
FOR SALE

lol ELLINGTON ST. - ) lam,
S-6-6 rooms and bath. Price
$1,000, $500 down.
RuThvEN ST. = family, 6-s-&
rooms and baths, hardwood floors,
recess tubs. tile walls and stack
showers, white stoves, z esr gar
age and all modern appliances.
Price right with terms.
WooDBlNE ST. - 10 room single
with bath. Owner will vseate fov
new buyer. Reasonable price and
tefms.
BEAUTY PARLoR--FulIy equipped
and in operation. PRICE $500.
A real buy.
RUTHvEh ST. - 3 fam. house,
e-5-4 room apartments, hardwood
floors, ultra modern recess tubs.
tile walls and stack shower. White
enamel kitchen stoves and al APP
planes modern. z esr ssraga.
PRICE RIGHT, terms arranged.
RUTHvEN ST. - z fam. brick, Z
car garage, s-8 rms, eFaftsx walls,
h. W. FiEs.s beautiful isyeuE, z
baths TO each suite, h. W. heat, oil
burner owners failing health
reason for selling. VIII cell al
furnishings in s rooms and will
vaeste. Price g terms Fesseaabla.
rs CONCORD SQUARE = u
rooms. z baths with steam heat
oil burner. Furniture included.
Price $72o. $1,000 down. Ball
saes. easy terms, available.
lib DALE ST - 3 family d. I
tsehed with seperste furnaces, I
back piazxas, opp. Washington
Park; $751; rooms with baths
coal D gas ranges. Inc. sal.
month. Price $4,000. with
ST. 900. down.
II lockwood ST. ~
rooms sep. furnaces. one with
oil, and 4 rooms vacant. Can
move In. $500.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-09-17
Heel Injury Downs
Jackie's B. A.

Jackie Robinson, plagued by
an injured heel, is having a bat
ting slump which is plummetting
his average down at an alarm
ing pace. From a high of 1866
the rooklyn Basher is down to
,348 at this writing but he has
beaucoup points over the second
batter in his league. Jackie has
the pitiful total of three runs
batted in in the last II games.
George Sisler has warned him to
loosen up at the plate and the
hits will again rattle off the
Robinson hickory.
Roy Campabella, classy Brook
Ign catcher, has been banging
the odl horseskin at a good clip
and for distance. His catching
has been as f1awless as ever and
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1949-09-17
SUMMER VACATONISTS GUIDE
CITY and COUNTRY

MRS. AIRLINE L. BAKER, /
Golden St., Aug. 81. Interment,
Mt. Hope Cemetery.
MRS. SAMUEL A. BROWN,
As Humboldt Ave, Aug. 20. In
terment, Forest Hills Cemetery.
Evening star., 1949-07-01
RMS. FURN.-MD. g VA.

ALEXANDRIA near Braddock cannon;
single room in private residence;
convenient to bus. Call EVENINGS
Temple 92S2 Il
DEL RAY, Alexandria, va.-Rm. adj
bath, single man; excel. bus service.
CoTrAMGE M CITY, MD. - Attractive
room for rent next to bath and
shower WA 1147. -3
1909 saith ST, Brentwood, Md
very lee. and . sgle. bedrms. Cpls.
with small children or women: laun-
dry and phone privileges. WA. 1858.
ALEx.-Nicely furnished room for >;
convenient to National Airport and
SILVER SPRING-Lge dble. room.
twin beds; l block to bus. Phone
SH. sS35. $40 pm. -!
ALEX, yA.-Cool single rm., choice
Rosemont section; cony. transp:
Pentagon. $3.50 wk XII. s-S975. IL
gig WILLOW AVE, TAX PIX. Md
girls to share large front room; $50
mo. conv. transp.; laundry privilege.
3s1o 3;th PL.. Brentwood, Md
Furnished room in pvt. home, next
bath; gentleman; S25 mo. WA. 7al1.
TAKoMA PK.-Tastefully furn. dbl..
rm.. pvt. bath, pvt. entrance. refsr.,
> closets, inner-spring mattresses;
$50 month. SH $3.50. 3
ROOM in private home for refined
middle eed lady rent $50 per mo.
2O3 Macarthur St. Alex, Va 90
Evening star., 1949-07-01

PARAKEETS, young. easily tanned and
trained, special Sat, Sun. and Mon,
So ca. FIR. 214s. 1716 B St Sc.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, out
standing pedigree. AKC registered.
5000; s wkS. old. VI. 1923 or
HY. 1856. q
COOKERS REG. lovely puppies, $50
and S25 each; older dogs all colors
and ages reas., selling out, stud
service. HI. 9524, 5490 Auth I'd. sc.
SMOOTH Fox Terriers, 3 fine females,
ca. $3.50 Auth I'd. Sc, HI. 1924.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, wks.
96ite OLD honey Ms,. coo5ed ts or black and
IRISH TERRIER PUP, Axe G regis
tered, champ. stock; 2 mos. OIL.
GIVE YOUR PET vacation-Modern
air-cond. kennels, on 40 acres; indiv
screened s5 runs with plenty Of shade;
DOGS AND CATS Available for adop-
ton to good homes. Phone Sligo
51S3, weekdays "a; Sat, 9-12; no
Sun; MoMTGoMERY COUNTY
SIBERIAN HUSKY PUPPIES; beauti-
ful Axe registered stock. Phone OR.
Al STUD, Champion Deeraeid's
Rambling Reporter. black and white
n1aTEs5 AT q s5sa k.FH1Ss IsSs cs IN IN s1ys
TOY RAT TERRIER PUPPIES, 3 mos
old $50 and S25. Call DU. 2O61,
coiIIE nure se' Nv Nv .xc r.ai.,
yr old in March; won beauty con-
test. Call after g pm, SH. 269S.
CLEARANCE SALE, cocker spaniel
puppies and grown dogs, bred or
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, from
weeks to year old. ASGARD
KENNELS. registered. FA. $500. 23'
POLICE PUPS. GOOD dogs, no papers
Si5; FA: l64o. =!
champion stock. excellent pet; $3.50
OR. S142
SIAMESE KITTENS, Sealpoint, pedi-
greed, affectionate, S25. FA. 1910.
DOGS boarded on farm. very modern
Renneis; sow1e se4 pest OF care; reas' rates
AfREDALP, La thoroughbred. pedigreed Me
loves children. S75. SH. 7S74-3
COLLIES-Rare opportunity TO Sc
cure tricolor collie dogs. father.
mother and 5 puppies; registered
Axe; will sacrifice. Phone RE-
MANCHESTER TOY PUPPY, female,
+ wks. OLD. Also female. 4 yrs. old.
Axe reg. MI. 1907. a
MEXICAN CHIHUAHUA, pedigreed
stock. Sl2 Roeder rd.. Silver Spring,
opposite HechtS -
COCKER, close-out, blond males,
] female. l black male, S2O-S25.
Axe litter. reg. JU. 7-6767. =
FREE To GOOD HOME, grown male
bulldog, antecedents unknown but
well bred, gentle. affectionate. Vic
DANE PUPS, pedigreed beauties
r, D. LINDSEY, Colesville, Md,
Silver Spring O39s. 3
SIAMESE KITTENS, nurebred, SIS.
SRRS
Evening star., 1949-07-01
FARM AND GARDEN

TREES CUT DOWN and cut in lire
place lengths; also lots cleared;
RoADs, 6ss6SnaS1s1 abS1k1vEWAYss.s sss9 Barking lots
Blacktop. bluestone. Stag, cinders,
bank gravel. Free est. 10. 3-4912.
BULLDozER ego anywhere). hour or
contract, grading roads, land clear
Df fTyTSEEsgs J9 s4sls cs.n:u0 sale
Choremaster and attachments. JAG
aues 4-wheel tractor and pillow,
CENTRAL MOTOR CO.. CH. 7ooo,
5000 Lee hwy, Arlington. Va.
ROTILLER, blowing. moving. grad
asnas %sasrs; rs 2dd 7ssf !9Hi by college 'tg: !:
LAWN CARE seasonal maintenance
top soil. cattle manure. nag stone.
spraying nursery stock. OR. 1856.
TOP soft. fll dirt. road srayel,
manure and blue stone. sH. 511O
BAMBOO sPECiAL-something diff
ferent, fast growing. graceful ever
now; II: s-4ss5: ov. so65. 8
FLAGsTONE WALKS. terraces, fire.
places. rock gardens, fish p ponds rei re-
kinds Of cement work. F. MARE
CUCC1O, Route 8, Horners lane,
Rockville, Md. Phi. Rockville 35Ss.
TRACTOR AND EQUIPMENT. used
l year; pickup bailer; Y price
Sacrifice by July 10. OWNER "a
FOR LAND CLEARING and house
moving, free estimates. Call 10
3-7391. "a
Evening star., 1949-07-01
BOATS Cont
OUTBOARD BOAT, new. Is

OUTBoARD BOAT, new. IS it., .
hunks, canvas cover, steering wheel,
motor optional; no reasonable offer
refused. 937 18th st. Sc. %
BOAT YARD. Shady Side, Md, for
sale or lease, new railway, plenty
parking, large shop. many boat slips,
all rented. See MR.. MATTIMORE,
owner :731 Bladensburg rd. ne,
FISHING PARTIES. Herring Bay
boat Mary Lee. docks oyster House
CAPT. R B. HAYNIE, NO. 1853. 81
READY TO CLEAR at special price
See this 1946 Steelcraft cruiser
and be on the river for the 4th;
excellent value: Call Ma 75l5 or
50-H.P. EvINRUDE and beautiful
loft. boat. complete with all ac-
cessorles and ready to go; $3.50
Phone WI. 1865.
FISHING PARTIES taken out from
Deale, Md. For appointment, call
A; C. EDWARDS. UN 1859. 5
SAIL SNIPE. good condition, $500
Ss See .,uan at Frank Frank Marshali's Ma.ine
DAYTON. 4sIs N. s4th St. Arl. -.
CABIN CRUISER. 6-cyl.. new Chrys-
equipped. Al f: long, l3-ft beam;
reasonable. MRS. JOHN w. SMITH
GateSVllle, Mo, phone West River
e5.FT. 1G*F MOTOR BOAT, open cockpit
trunk cabin, Navy hull. two hunks
plenty locker space: no ensine hull
in excellent condition; price, $500
Located Broomes Island Md In
quire GILBEPT CATION. Rroomes
Island, Md. or HUGH PERRY
Dares. Beach, Md. 81
1913 SOFT. CHRIS-CRAFT expires
cruiser. twin 130 hip, 30 mph
radiophone, extra props man,
extras: can't be told from nev
boat; ready to go.
1947 27' Correct Craft, sleeps 4
twin Chryslers dinette: all mahog,
any; absolutely perfect.
1947 II Wheeled. single cabin
sleeps 4 used only one season
40 sedan cruiser, new twin Pack
ards. SOwatt radio phone. african
mattresses. CO... Many othe- cruis
ers. Ill sizes. See US before buying
NEW BOATS
III, sklf, 1O-n.p.. inboard S 6S5 .Ot
Is, Correct Craft runabout,
81 m pth. 1885 o,
49, Sns pper class sailboats,
complete with sails and
rigging 400 OF
STICkELL-WH WHEELER YACHT CO.
Lafayette II 80, 1916 Mt Roya
ave, Baltimor', Md. On Sunday cal
Tuxedo 1858.
Evening star., 1949-07-01
BOATS

I sPECIAL1Marttn ~! Ma IN ;r. "s2";
at s1as. BLALocK CYCLE CO,
Silt Ga. ave, Silver Sp., SH. $3.50.
CABIN CRUISER 2sx9, new 1oo-h.p.
Scripps marine engine; sleeps 2;
n9s nhen You 0aasa'h see IT, WI y05 s74a fa0W sne
FOR sALE-4O-ft., Bay built, two
cabins, Chrysler powered cruiser;
has permanent hunks for four, head.
galley. protane gas. dinghy, etc,
eer ets Rsaay aS e. 80 sSh Maine oe sss' sest
NEW CUSTOM DE LUXE equipped
Snip; class sailboat No. 7O19; light,
very fast. Call OW. 1906 or OWNER,
Essex 2S31-W. Il
AUX. sLoOP. Infant; very sturdy,
able blue.water cabin sloop. "a it.,
kE ffs'H5 saoo s. Ext al-sR sdS 81 slf2o Fx ess fs
CHESAPEAKE c0-footer. America; :;
wonderful racing record: compl
equip: finest rylon sails TIE. O507
FOR RENT-Large feet
Of Psnspns conGon and 01f0rd szssRn s9zsi Il
PoINT BOAT YARD, foot Of 1st St,
s.w., one block north Of War Col
lege. Phone TR. 1890.
19-ft.. In board engine;
many extras. including radio, new
eonditionn; must sell, MA. 1880
Ar IN 'BoATs-see our specially
items to clear out. Also fine alum
mum craft. Immed. del. MAINE
EQUIPMENT CO, Ma, 1880. 900
Maine ave. s.w. (opposite Hogates).
FOR EXTRA SUMNER enjoyment buy
a sleek loft. imported Scandinavian
kayak with single cockpit; excel.
sond.; present owner leaving town.
sKANEATELEs lightning sloop; $3.50
1911 81 0es, ouTBoAR6. TBel Dan 10 o. hp ss'o twin,
Readypull starter. streamlined; abb
@ s9qtely Ike o1fR Hsw rEIsr,R25a S1s "a gS4o; an
SS sTsr xsna to the beS sas fay dsy
zARD POINT BOAT YARD, foot Of
1st ST.. W., one block north Of War
college. Phone TR: $500. ..n,,s
oUTBoARR!Do MOTORS; IS
salsi sipss and snEock ssISlas eYcIs Gsss co
INC c..eSs1d7 es11d7 Ga. ave. Silver sDrins'
wANTgpMoutboard shi GTSO motor. regard.
less Of size or condition; cash Tor
BOAT LUMbER-Marine plyxood;
Free boat plans, Mercury Cupboard
Motor. Open ali day Sat and Sun;
Now then. try RoBINsoN,S, 1899
Kenilworth ave. ne. AK: 1900.
FISHING PARTIES - Day. night;
Ghesapeake 3: Bay: -. Herr Hsrrins coasss Bay
EE%FrHoNY ESF rsseTKislonsw Kaaaa WA. eai 4iss. CAPT
34-FT. BOAT. 9k-ft. beam. electric
head with Monel steel sink; 4. leather
covered hunks converted from 2
sofas. galley with stove. Monel sink,
nickel pump and ice box; recondt-
toned engine installed spring of '4S.
Boat newly painted all over and
ready for use, including 5 life pre-
servers and other accessories. Price,
ST 800: sacrifice for quick cash sale:
owners being transferred. FA. 5737
Il nHR5se,iS Jiant Cabin
feet cond; owner must sell now; no
reasonable offer refused. Call sH.
cruiser, RGi, s7zrs IT,. Gray motor:
roomy, comfortable to cruise or
live aboard; $1,000: swap for late
model e;eyi; car. CAPITAL YACHT
oGGhTsoARPB GhHs; i91B Moron, 40 johnson.
ship; new; $3.50 or best offer;
never used; must sell quickly. RE.
740O, Ext. 7t149. s-4:30 pm. 81
Evening star., 1949-07-01
I,ANDSCAPING

A trained man for your particular Job
or a group for that project: faster.
better, complete satisfaction guar
anteed; heavy and finished grading,
lots cleaned. filed; draining. water
proofing, trausplantins. seeding,
soddirg: topsoil. all types OF ma
nure; WondergrO; "lerereens,
shrubs. bamboo. perennials. hedges,
screens, specimen shade orna-
mental trees, iock garden. rose and
old-fashined flower beds, pools,
fences. stone fagStone cement,
brick walls, walks. steps. curbs.
terraces. fences. driveWays: prun-
ms shearirg, tree surgery; esti-
mates free. OV. 6OO5, Ii. 3-4?25
Evening star., 1949-07-01

Great Danes-Great Danes
and strong. Show prospects. Fawns
and brindles Priced reasonably for
immediate delivery Also have q
handsome fawn male, 2 years old,
reasonable. See them. See our
champion any time Sunday. EIPAW
tended 8 miles out. TIE. 2430,
nv AHG1
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CHRIS-CRAFT

"a models-runabouts and cruisers
See them today on display. The Is.
it. Sportsman, with folding top
speeds to 35 mi per hr.; the 26-
ft. de luxe. inclosed, with l30-h p
speeds to - nj. per hr.; also usec
boats loft. Century runabout
speed 35 mi. per h.; 22-ft. Sports
man, speed "a mi per hr.: 33-ft
cruiser, 81 by 10 #. & in. BY 8 It.
13 it. 7 in. Judd trailer boat ano
one 12-ft. outboard boat. RILEY &,
VAN FOSSEN, INC, $50 Maine ave
SW. ST. O3ob a
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ROOMS WANTED

ROOM, double bed breakfast priv
ileges, or apartment; good transp.
Protestant, middle-aged, permanent
ly employed: non smoker. non
drinker: no sharing: $50 to $40.
Box 114-S. Star 1.
RETIRED G. p. o. PRINTER, ac-
tive. refined with privilege of pre-.
pairing light m,als. mostly break
fast; no sharing; reasonable; D. C.
or Md Box 210-S. Star.
FORT MYER. Colonial Village or
vicinity, beginning July O. by young
woman competing university and
holding full-time position. Penta-
son Before IL am, call oW.
EMPLOYED LADY wants unfurn. rn,.
and bath, with kitchenette if pos.
sible, NV. OR. 3241 3
FOR PART PAYMENT on comfort.
able furn. rm. in NV. lady will
give some ewes. a wk. as baby sit
ter. OR. 3241. d
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

TWO APIS. FOR RENT-At "A
Franklin 81 ne; $50 and S75 per per
K st. NV, MA. O352
1894 ALLISON ST. N.W.-$sO; bed
living rm., comfortably furn., mod
ern kit. -dinette: shower bath; g. and
e. Apply bet. IL and l.
FIVE ROOMS, kitchen and bath.
nicely furnished. in downtown Sec
ton; rent, S175 per mo. See Resi-
dent Manager, 1928 Vermont ave.
NV. -
2 ROOMS. furnished. SIS. s11 Eve
1882 EYE ST. N.w.-rwo large airy
rooms, kitchen and bath, nicely fur
nished; rent includes heat. light and
gas; S100 a month
DUPONT. SCOTT CIRCLE - New all-
tile shower bath. pvt. entrance. for
one man. S65. Also smaller unit
S45. 1888 3 st. NV.
grated, 2 bedrms., bath, main noor,
laun. privil.; ideal for 2 coupleSi
$110 per mo. AP. 1115. =
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