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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-05
HIVE BIG STARS IN COMEDY NOW AT 1 CAPITOL THEATRE

Body. body, who's got the body? 1 And with bodies like those of Virginia Mayo, Ann Dvorak and Carole Landis it's no wonder that George Brent and Turhan Bey get | involved in all the hilarious compli- cations of Eagle Lions delightful new comedy-romance, Out of the Blue" which began an extended en- sagement last night at the Capitol Theatre.
 , It seems that George Brent, de- spite the fact that he's completely dominated by his wife, Carole Lan- dis. is not oblivious to the charms | of the various callers of his next door neighbor, artist Turhan Bey. who does most of his work at home. And his work requires long series of lovely ladies to pose for , him.
 When Bey's prize dog buries a hone on the Brent terrace, Miss Landis insists that legal action should be taken. But in the mean time, glamorous Virginia Mayo, Philadelphia debutante and lovely enough to be one of Bey's models, comes calling on the painter, object matrimony-fo their dogs.
 When Miss Landis is called away for the weekend. Brent becomes involved with Ann Dvorak, artists model, lover of fine liquors and pos sessor of weak heart. When she passes out in Brents apartment, he . becomes panic stricken and deposits |, her body on Bcy's terrace. And then that's where the trc'.bJe-and the l lfun-tegin.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-05
''FROM THIS DAY FORWARD" BILL
 AT 10TH CENTURY

An altogether different kind of love story is told in RKO Radios intriguing From This Day For ward" which is the feature at the 2Cth Century Theatre. Joan Fon- taine is starred, and playing oppo- site her is young newcomer. Mark Stevens, whose performance is cap tivating, in harmony with that of the star.
 Romance, drama and comedy are depicted in this realistic slice of life. It is a heartening demonstration of how a young married couple can ride safely through the modern trials and tribulations which. too often wreck peoples lives.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-05

WANT ADS BRING EEEJLT6l
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-05
0k5ANA kA5ENkINA
 HAS JOINED CHURCH

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-IR-Here's an item about the former Soviet school teacher. Mrs. Oksana Kasen- kina, who jumped three stories to freedom from the former Russian consulate in New York City.
 Mrs. Kasenkina has been received into the Greek Catholic Church, which is united with the Roman Catholic Church under Pope Plus. She had been a member of the Rus sian Orthodox Church in her child hood.
 Mrs. Kasenkina said she wanted to become a Catholic before the Russian Christmas, which comes next Friday, January 7th. So she joined a church of the Eastern Uk- rainian rite, St. Georges Ukrainian Catholic Church in New York City.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-05
ENDS TOMORROW!

wellknown Juneau resident and was formerly head bookkeeper for the R. w. Cowling Motor Company She is also clerk of the Juneau School Board.
 Tho ~ee"--. .xet',i,,ve-SeC re- tary became vacant upon the rcsig- nation of Mrs. Harold Gronroos, whose work in behalf of the Red Cross, MT. Boochever praised high ly
 A change in the hours of the Red Cross office in the Shattuck build
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-05
MRS GEDDES LEAVES

Called south by the serious ill., ness of her sen Clarence, Mrs William GedGes left aboaTe the Princess Norah. Clarence Geddes is suffering from double pneumonia and is reported to have had re- lapse. Geddes is employed on boats in the Puget Sound region.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-05
MRS. DANIEL LIVE E APPOINTED EXECUTIVE
 SECRETARY, RED CROSS

Announcement of the appoint
 ment of Mrs. Daniel Livie as Exc cutive Secretary of the Juneau Chapter, American Red Cross, was made today by Chapter Chairman Robert Boochever Mrs. Livie is a
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-05

Tiny fibers split out from kan- garoo tail tendons are valuable in testing chemicals used in tanning leather.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-01-05

ting is now in effect to accommo- date increased demands on the To- cal organization. Under the direc- ton of Mrs. Livie, the office will be cren continuously from oclocA until o'clock, Mondays through Fridays.
Evening star., 1949-02-21
5 Priests Get Robes
Of Monsignori From
Archbishop 0'Boy|e

Five priests Of the Washington
archdiocese yesterday were in
vested with the purple robes of
their new Office of monsignori by
the Most Rev. Patrick A. O'Boyle,
Archbishop of Washington. in q
ceremony at st. Matthew's Cathe-
dral. More than 1900 persons
attended.
Priests invested with. the robes
Of domestic prelate and the title Of
right reverend monsignor were
the Rev. Francis j. Loughran,
pastor of st. Mary's Church, Up
per Marlboro; the Rev. William
E. Kelly, pastor of st. Martins
Church. 1902 North Capitol street,
and the Rev. Henry F. Graeben-
stein, pastor of Holy Comforter
Church. East Capitol and Four
teenth streets.
Designated by Pope.
Those elevated to the rank Of
papal chamberlain with the title
Of very reverend monsignor were
the Rev. John s. Spence, director
of education for the. Washington
archdiocese, and the Rev. James
E. Cowhig, chancellor of the arch
diocese and administrator of St.
Patrick's Church here.
Pope Plus XII on December %
designated the priests monsignori
and members of his household.
"The honor conferred on the
monsignori today is not only a
reward for service but an incen-
tive to greater devotion to the
cause to which they have conse-
Grated their lives" the Most Rev.
John M. Mcnamara. vicar general
of the Washington archdiocese,
declared in his sermon preceding
the investiture ceremony.
Congratulated by Archbishop.
The purple honors the prelate
only insofar as the prelate honors
the purple, whether in the shade
of the altar or the shadow Of the
scaffold." Bishop Mcnamara said.
Archbishop OBoyle congratu-
lated the monsignori following
their inveStiture.
May God spare you years to
enjoy your honors," he said.
"Honors that are a badge and
opportunity to serve both God
and our country"
The program was brought to a
close with the celebration of bene-
diction by the archbishop and a
procession of\ clergy.
Evening star., 1949-02-21
Families Refuse 10 Discuss
Cancelled Tibbeft Weddinq
~ the Assoeiotsd Press

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 21.-Law-
renee Tibbett, jr.. son Of the opera
star, is in Palm Springs today
where he had planned to spend
his honeymoon-but with no
bride.
He was to have married Social
lite Dolores Huteson Wilson Satur-
day, but the wedding was called
off at the last minute. There was
no official explanation from either
family.
mo. There was no argument.
I wouldn't know anything about
it. I'm very upset." his mother.
Mrs. Grace Tibbett, told reporters.
: Trafford Huteson, the BRIDE
elects father, said: THE wedding
has either been postponed or
called of. but I prefer that the
official announcement come from
other quarters"
Mrs. Tibbett said her son is in
Palm Springsalone. The couple
announced Thursday that they
would be wed some place along
the way to Palm Springs. He Is
Evening star., 1949-02-21
20. she 81. It would be q second
marriage for both.
Masaryk Suicide Followed
Spiritual Murder, Aide Says
BY the Assoeiotsd Press


LONDON, Feb. 21.-Jan Mas
aryk committed suicide after he
was murdered spiritually" by the
Communists, according to an
exiled aide Of the late Czechoslo-
vakian foreign minister.
In a book, "Oh My Country" !"
published here, Josef Josten says
Mr.. Masaryk believed his final act
would show his people that life
is not so valuable that it must be
kept for its own sake If those
things that make life worthwhile
disappear"
Mr.. Josten discounted reports
that Mr.. Masaryk, whose father
was the founder of Czechoslo-
vakia. was murdered by the Com
munists.
The writer says that Mr.. Mas
aryk gave his life lin order that
evil is exposed and can be fought
against" His body was found
beneath the window Of his Office
March 10, 194S.
Evening star., 1949-02-21
Howard U. Institute Slated
On International Relations

A two-day Institute Of Inter-
national Relations will be pre-
sented at Howard University on
Friday and Saturday under the
auspices of the American Friends
Service Committee.
The visiting faculty for the in
stitute will include Max Lerner,
author and editor, formerly editor
Of the Nation; A. c. Chakravarty.
English professor at the Univer-
sity of Calcutta now a visiting
professor at Howard University,
and Frederick J. Libby. founder
of the National Council for the
Prevention Of War.
The speakers will discuss various
aspects of the world situation at
the sessions scheduled during the
two days. Mr.. Lerner will address
the opening session at 8 pm. Fri
day on the subject. "A Positive
Approach to the World Crisis"
Evening star., 1949-02-21

because Of frostibite suffered while
in solitary confinement at Wurz-
burg. He is now at Walter Reed
Hospital.
Evening star., 1949-02-21
Tomorrow onIy-7:3o AN. to Z PM.

Tomorrow onIy-7:3o AN. to P.M.
Choose an authentic VIVA. ROsENDoRF original
ot 2oq6 to 4o9b below JoH.ioY clearance prices!
Then, they were already reduced 259o to 5o0o!
These are not peked-over "rumnoee sole" furs
{. and this is no ordinary Woshineton's Birthday
sole! Every one is fresh, cleaning, choice WIN.
ROsENDORF original from regular stocks. Just
read the listing below.
Evening star., 1949-03-29

CLUE MASON, 1926 New Hampshire;
ssTVs. ysiy Ri nv. .0s s ASH os
exclusive guest house. famous for
1sos Xxi KnBouRNE PL. N.W.NLarre
front double room; EXCELLENT home-
cooked meals; no 93a4: 2a'
For gentlemen and ladies; double
Washington's choicest guesthomes:
excellent meals. switchboard and
! see LAMONT ST. NV, in cool Mt.
Pleasant-Lovely room in homelike
surroundings, for l or 2 gentlemen;
psnn pryate sony s., Gf'a desfed fse
~ sas s1s3 18th ST. N.w.-Nicely fnrn.
rooms for young ladies and young
men: running water, showers. ele-
vator' switchboard excellent board
for rm. and board for ! or
2 elderly ladies. in pvt. home. Call
RA. 1925.
14OI 18th N.w.-IoeaI residence for
business people; single and share
rooms; selected menu, switchboard.
TERRACE-Pleasant rms:
food. maid service: excel. transp.;
S47. so per month. 1897 Belmont
I'd. NV. MI. 9435.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE rm.; also
share rm. avail. April /. 2107 S
st. NV. Il
WESLEY HALL Spacious double
rooms in remodeled and redecorated
building, running water in every
room, large closets, wonderful food;
social activities including dances
and free movies, recreation room
$50 to $3.50 per month. 1895 2lst
st. NV. Phone NO. 9S04. a
4s39 KANSAS AVE. N.W.-Single,
double rooms, young men. Jewish
home. good food, bus door, reason
able. GE. S9S1. 2a'
1909 18th ST. NW.-Sgle. and dble.
to share for men; good food; close
in NIL 214O DU. 9261. j
Evening star., 1949-03-29
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. al col
ors; champion cocker at stud; We De.
70 W PLACE ASGstHSe N eoob oed5 .HoMEs-fr1ist
sstts5, seatti. losils st eySs eySSssns dog also black
ms Eds psck f.mse sIsie TT rea e90s ms!e ~ss
stud services; ali colors. sP. 0e1 s.
roy FOX TERRIER. wks. old, black
ami white. male; $50: OR. 1857.
PUPS, beautiful, healthy fe-
males, 8 weeks old; gentle com
panions for children; $40. WA.
. y REAL HOME for doss-Monthly
ii6a HiSHs FHSrrRs. Ria5 Z gser1'S'ii! RSa%9$R Ss
COOKERS. Ours is a hobby kennel.
well-known for breeding show-type.
friendly puppies. WI. 3O64. -6
female, yrs. old.
housebroken: superior watch dog and
most affectionate; needs adoption for
good home Call UN. 1921: 20
sable sables husky farm-rsised ahsod. puppies. np.
PINEY BRANCH KENNELS. Rock
GEkMAS ytlts asfS SHEPHERD PUP, 8 mos.
old. good watchdog, reas. 81. 6a63.
GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies. sired
by Champion Kennis of Longworth,
Asgard Kennels, registered, FA. $3.50.
COCKER at stud. white and tan:
pedigreed: Axe. registered. VIII.
UO15, evenings. j
Evening star., 1949-03-29
FARM, AND GARDEN
BULLDOZERS for rent by

BULLDOZERS for rent by hour or
contract; excellent operators for
finished grading: reas. rates. Call
BoYLE 81 I4SS FREE HE suRGERY sT aRi for rem" remov-
ais, trimming. planting. spraying
GARDEN TRACTORS, Ia, ia. :. 8
a; and ID . hpi; Planet JT; nnrv1a sna Gthsr 2aS
inmsS siaS ga mssts a1s sill MAaDMsas sprns 81 o i&S
CREEPING PHLOX. So bushel while
transplanting; many other peren-
JOHN BuRDOFT, Colesville. Md.
Kd H F. e os No AsbtaS + Box Ma n sivsf s4s Spring
RICH SOIL and manure for sale: rea
Sonably priced. HI. Abb, q am. to
lOp.m. We deliver. 81
cow MANURE. well rotted. $3.50 per
Is bushels, SO per 10 bushels, S3 80
per D bushels, delivered. WA. 1923.
TOP SOIL. fill dirt, sand, manure,
bluestone road gravel and sod. First
cal SH. 81 10. then FIR. 557S. 4
WANTED TO BUY-Farm tractor and
farm implements. in IN good sa. condition.
LANDSCAPED SERVICE. everEreens,
lawn seeding. spraying and pruning.
N. o. SHIFFIErT. successor to C.
8 Shffiett, OR 45T2; after 6 pm.
EN-. 9O3l. 3Il3 Macomb 81. NV.
FLAGSTONE WALKS. terraces. fire-
places. rock gardens, tishponds. re.
tanning walls. pipe drainage, all
kinds OF cement work. F.. MAR
CUCCIO. Route s. Horners lane.
Rockville, Md. Phone Rockville 1888.
RoToTILLER sales and service
Seidelhuber 4-in-l rotary tiller.
Chorema ster and Jacques tractors.
Lover prices. free Demonstration.
CENTRAL MOTOR CO. CHI. 1000
1900 Lee hwy. -Arl. Va.
HARDY AZALEAS. plant now: all coll
ors and sizes, well budded; whole
sale and retail. 251O 18th st. ne.
STRAWBERRY PLANTS. giant ever
bearing gems; plenty of berries this
year; So per hundred prepaid: all
others not everbearing. 81 per hun
dred. JOHN BURDOFT. ColeSVille
Md. R. F. d. No. p. Box 3. Silver
Spring. Md. Call Ashton. Md. 3s46.
GARDENS PLOWED and narrowed;
quick service; low standard rates:
go anywhere. Call WI. O695. 81
TREES REMOVED
Evening star., 1949-03-29
ROOMS, APTs. TO SHARE

ARLINGTON girls to share with
snS'ese sas esch. atsFae I'll. oss ssud'0-'SDe sP'
GIRL. to share an apt. with other
girls; rm. and board. $53. Maid sery-
ice. Call AID. S464, Ext. 5l1. 20
EMPL. CONGENIAL young lady. 20
30. to share with another, nicely
furnished Groom and bath, private
apt: NV. section; reasonable: ex-
cellent transportation. Box lSa-E'
HIGH TYPE GIRL to share apt. with
gentle girl: downtown location. EX
9.O5 Sun. and ewes. after s; 20
MATURED COUPLE. white, share g.
room furnished apt. nr. 18th st.
carline; rent free in return for
care of elderly gentleman. Refs.
required. Box 26a-D. Star. 80
DESIRE GIRL, age 20 to 30. to share
with another girl modernistic apt.
in modern apt. bldg. 1911 Park rd
NV. Apt. 4, AID. 2612.
YOUNG LADY WANTED to share apt
with l other GENTLE lady; excel. NV.
section, EN-. S396.
GENTLEMAN wanted to share ideal
bachelor apt. excellently located
pvt. rm. Box 27l-D. Star. 81
YOUNG WORKING LADY desires to
share very large furn. apt; in ne;
with another lady. with kit. and
bath. direct bus to downtown; s. 30
per wk. Call UN. 6939 after pm.
CoLoRED-GIRL TO SHARE furn.
rm. with another girl. vi. 694S;
Evening star., 1949-03-29
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ADD. MACH. typewriters. Gales, cash
reg, of. equip. any kind; top price.
D1. 1879; co. 4625 eyes,. Sunday.
ANTIaUEs-Furniture. brie-a-Drac,
china, glassware. rugs. silvervare
paintings: highest cash prices paid
Call MURRAY, TAYLOR 1888.
ANTIQUES, bric-a-brac. CHINA, silver
ware. old jewelry. cups. saucers. ANY
amount. DORA kRUPSAW NILE a,
OF books. GEORGE FRIENDS BOOK
SHOP, 90" 9th NV. Open ewes. until
3 Sundays I'll q. ~ so, -,
our expense. DISTRICT BOOK
CAMERAS, ali types, movie equip
ment. all accessories bought at high
est prices. BRENNER PHOTO CO.,
4ssr y fa entraace ave nS RE- 5fee s4s4 5aiAhS near
CLOTHING-Top prices paid for used
mems clothing. typewriters. musical
instr, etc; will call MORRIS SALES.
100 Fla, ave; NV. MI 69l4
cnodHiSGnIsheis ss tiSihnr RE,isai sr men:
Sth st. NV. ME- .s67, will call
CONSTRUCTION sHANTY or SINH
lar bldg. Phone size. location and
price e D. l.. RATHBoRNE SONS.
DIAMONDS. old gold and silver; dis.
mond watches and discarded tewelry;
GA 18th st. NV.
DIAMONDS, gold, platinum. teeth.
bought. No purchase tco small. too
pes: afes cash p.d tm%faa'Yy SfW YORK Ssr' JhW h1ss
ELRY CO 71a 5th ST NV
EVERGREEN-Will remove over
grown eyergreenS at no cost to you.
Phone location, size and quantity
FuRNiTURE-Entire household or
odd good pcs: cut glass. old china
top prices. Call MRS. GAY. RE,
FURNiTURE-Entire household or
sdes Sdd Desss atSk servce Co ss
FTRSIrTRENYoa5 entire hopsenola
ssH!:''' s2sss e '1ssii fsa III Ss
tents or odd pieces K, 'us Also old glass ass
anu selling Tor over so Years. Boz
WOODS. sth and K SITS, NV. Me
FURNITURE wanted at once. good
or odd pieces: pay cash. Please
call MR. JAMES, phone MA. 2f2n.
GoLD--Bring your old gold. plat
psg p cash .Ss'h GAIN INC 5sSets 5s years
HORSE. sentle mare. have good pas
ture and water; Will give good care.
Must be reas. Call Gil. 5!23, -
LOCkERS-Steel clothes lockers. II
all the parts are there We Will buy
them. EX. S914.
PIANOS-We nav highest cash prices
for spinets. small upriehts, grands.
COLONIAL PIANO CO. MA. 1870,
PIASos-Grand. uD:4sht. spinet. or
apt. size, any size. any condition:
well pay cash. SH. 3039
PIPE THREADING MACHINE. elec.
PATmgoSs Ph9nf @Gdf! soSg ssd oL prise: ss D. i !;
SCRAP IRON. SCRAP INITIALS. auto
batteries. house raes-Hishest prices
paid. II you cannot deliver your
aecumulations,. please phone us.
WASH; RAG & BAG CO.. "l5 L st,
SCRAP IRON. SCRAP METALS. auto
paid. II you cannot deliver your ac-
cumuiations. please phone us. ACE
JUNK CO. 1920 Georgia ave. NV
snWING MACHINEs-we buy all
types; repair, hemstitching, buttons
covered, pleating 116 11th st. NV.
Stoves. FURN., ranges. ice boxes
and heaters. ACME STOVE CO.,
lnl1 ath st NV, MA. s952.
standard or portable. Cali VI. 9292
between and D.
AM INTERESTED in puying silver
ware. aly condition: china, brie-a-
brae. old jeGeIry. DORA kRuPSHAW
MILESTONE. 1885 G st. NV. ST
Evening star., 1949-03-29
ROOMS FURhIsHEp-hortheo.

ROOMS observation-disclosures
1871 3rd ST. Me- bedrms., nicely
furn.; near capitol and transporta-
sth AND E SITS. N.E.-Front bedrm.,
pvt. kitchen. TR. 69s5 before 8 m.
safs 9f sfist Eth 81. Pm NE. uath and dl r I.
ave.)-Double room for two ladies
or gentlemen: private bath. tele-
phone and laundry privileges; con-
venient transportation: also rent
room. single, S"5 per month each.
Mr.. CAPITOL AND LIBRARY-Lge
comfortable, quiet rm.: sgl. or dble.:
reas. rent; maid service. Phone, Ii.
~ a., ST; S;E15arse 3: End q 9or %
1890 10th ST. Me- dble. rms. or
sgl. for . gentlemen: nr. transp.; /;
unlim. phone. HO. S5ol.
1914 18th ST. N.E.-Young man
shower bath: nr. bus and stores.
rRP Re MaAkick, aais 1913 B st. n.e.-com-
Portable rms. newly decorated, new
furnishings: laund. and cooking
rHE PTyis; aSaoles s. St neNes1y TR
dry and cooking privils.. lge. lounge
for entertaining guests; 81! 80 no.;
girls only. FIR. 91lS
..61i 10th ST. Ne. Cath. U. vic
Master bedrm. twin beds, semipvt.
entr. and bath. DU O039 ewes. 80
NEAR LIBRARY OF CONGRESS-,
double rooms. well furnished, for
person each; living room and kitch-
en- privilege; employed girls. LU.
1853 or TR. 5l06. 20
6.I GIRARD-Large front room. twin
beds: near Catholic Univ; conv
transp. Call MI. obi. 70
BEAUTIFUL APT.-Would like nice
Jewish girl to share with another
room with twin beds; breakfast If
SINGLE ROOM for single man, ne.
section. Call AT. 3207 after 5 pm.
80
l.3l f ST. NE-Large double room
in private home. light kitchen priy1
ileees; cple., S12; single, $40. FIR.
SJAd ~
Evening star., 1949-03-29
AVIATION

CESSNA, 40, for salvage, engine $50
hours, tail assembly; land. gear. in
struments okay; left-wing usable
with repairs; best offer by April Is;
stored Wash.-Va. Airport. MA
CRACKIN FA 4935 %
Evening star., 1949-03-29
ROOMS FURkIsHED-s.E.-s.W.

1870 RIDGE PL.. Sc, near Gun Fac
tory-Nicely furn. dble. front rm:,
CONGRESS HEIGHTS-Front single
room, y. block from bus; $50 per
mo. FIR. S456.
1 .Oe 25th ST. near Barney Circle
Double bedrm.; c. bus at door;
laund. privil.; uni phone; couple or
wk. days, all day Sal. Sun. i
COLORED-.O5 C ST. S.W.-Nicely
furn. front rm.. for couple, or sgle.
or dble. ST. 3l75 after 4.
9th ST.-Cple. or z
men; side rm. and front rm. Call
after 800. DI. 1925. 30
Evening star., 1949-03-29
EIMAR GARDENS

Lge and . bedrm. apts., contain
ing Venetian blinds, 6-ft. GE re-
frigerator. 36-in. gas range. spa
cious closets and cabinets, locker
space and laundry facilities In
bsmt.: 1-bedrm.. SS350, 2-bedrm.,
$3.50: utilities included. Tefephone
lin SO2E --2Q
Evening star., 1949-03-29
RMS. FURk.-MD. 8 VA.

SILVER SPRING-single or double
room. in nice home. min. D. c.
line. 81. 4g14. 80
GIRLS, are you looking for an attr.
dble or sgle. bedrm? ) girls have
leased fine Colonial home in down.
town Alex. and have several extra
rms. with pvt. bath. with . charm
that will appeal to any girl. The
rent is reas, $40 mo. for sgle. rm.,
$40 for dble. TIE. Ol2S.
CHEVY CHASE. Md. mr.. Bethesda
For 2 or 3 adults, suite of cor:
rms. and "a bath: screened porch if
desired; gardening privil. WI. 3n9l.
SILVER sPRING-Lge. CHEEKY rm.
twin beds; new home. 81. 22sS
room for young lady;
nondrinker or smoker: near Penta-
gon and Arl. Hall. CHI. SITS. 81
Ink. front room: 1st
a.. porch; city fare, near bus. adults
Nicely furn. frt. room, porch, tiled
bath, shower; " blk. bus 1877
ssos y 1tshi sEwTos Az; ST.. Mount Rainier,
Md.-Larse double room. nicely fur
nished, kitchen privileges, all IA
cflities; couple preferred. UN. 3l7s.
Evening star., 1949-03-29
ROOMS WANTED

SINGLE ROOM, phone and laund.
privils.: convenient NV; reasonable;
refined, empl. woman. Box 126-E,
MAN desires comfortable room; pri-
vate bath, shower, in modern resi-
dence, private entrance: Dupont
Circle, GEORGETOWN area; permanent.
HACKDORIAN, RE. 67OO, Ext.
T590y
Evening star., 1949-03-29
RdA1S
REPAIRS and

OUTBOARD MOTOR REPAIRS and
service. in one OF the most complete
shops in the city. We carry COM
plete line of boating supplies and
paint. Mercury outboard motors and
sw ST. 1890. 30
dinghy; new cockpit cover. search
light and extras; $4,000. SH. 5S57.
WANT TO SELL your present out
board motor? Call Used Motor Dept,
s. KING FULTON. SOB Maine ave
EyYNRTDE S;Tsi fn; 1896; hoSS;rBoARD MOTORS
36-FT. WHEELER, sleeps six; new
Packard engine. Oman generator.
cabin heater; $4,000. FA. 511H;
JUST ARRIVED. stainless steel boats.
all sizes. also nonsinkable. Place
your order now. COLE MOTOR d
TRAILER CO.. S232 Ga. ave-. 81.
1877. T COMET CLASS sLooP.. out
standing racing record; excel. rond.
fne SEER MsRINE All f. ENGiNEs in
stock. Only Chrysler dealer here. s.
KING FULTON sos Maine oo. ave.
lift. cabin cruiser: radio,
,es1ox ,.sS tS stove; E. Z hunks; $3.50. IA AD.
CHRIS-CRAFTS
l6 to So it. See the 3a-ft. de luxe
inclosed cruiser on display at Riley
& Van Fossan. Inc. $50 Maine AVE. ave.
S.W, %
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PIANOS

Americas greatest piano
value. style, tone: moderate price.
Our Kimball pianos do not retail
for less than $500. Compare our
pianos with any cheaper pianos.
You be the Judge and jury. Tents
are cheaper than houses. Convenient
terms may be arranged CAMPBELL
MUSIC CO.. 1l0S G st. NV, DI.
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PAIR OF MATCHED BLACK MARES.
4 and 5 years old. quiet and well
broken 4427 Potomac ave, George
town. OK 3TSa.
PAIR OF MULES, 5 and & years old.
we'll broken. work single or double.
44.7 Potomac ave-. GEORGETOWN,
OK. 1888,
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

eGLE. kM., also / dbl. rm. with 2
closets, Mt. Pleasant carline, excel,
food, beaut. home. HO. 9311. a
LOVELY RM. for empl. mother and
baby, day care for baby gnlle
FALLS CHURCH. lady or gentleman,
sinVle rm. In private home, meals
optional, Call IA. 2712. -Sl
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
FOR RENT OR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CRIBS, MATTRESSES, strollers. play
pens. high chairs, youth beds, etc
Free delivery. CHILDREN'S CEN
TER, INC. 1907 Center Plaza. Fair
lington. OV. 1900
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

IMMEDIATELY; room and board
wanted for 3 to mos. in nearby
N. Arlington for father and Tyr: :-old
twins: care needed for children.
Call MR.. PAYNE, Ii. 1896. bet: l
and 4:30 pm. 70.
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PIANOS

Two thorouahly reconditioned apart
ment uprights in excellent condi-
ton. To the one looking for good
toned instrument at reasonable
price. these pianos cannot be dupli-
Gated. Convenient terms. CAMP
BELL MUSIC CO., 11OS G st. NV,
M SaRl