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observers do not expect that it will
set any new records next year.
However, public housing projects
are expected to get under way in
the District and in Alexandria in
the not-too-distant future. and
this is expected to serve as a
stabilizing influence.
Most recent apartment projects
to get under way are two buildings
on Connecticut avenue NV. which
will provide total of 572 apart
ments, plus Offices and stores, and
garage space for l80 cars. The
cost will be about $4,000, 900, Len
kin Construction Co., the builders,
said today. = ''#.
The apartment buildings will be
located at 3701 Connecticut avenue
and 1901 Connecticut avenue and
will be separated by the wooded
area of Melvin HAGEN Parkway.
Evening star., 1949-12-31
Protestant Committee
Replies 10 Pope Plus
Christmas MESSAGE
By the Associated Press

PITTSBURGH, Dec. 31.-A
committee of Protestant clergy
men has replied to the Christmas
message of Pope Plus XII which
they said contained "a definite
appeal for Protestants to enter the
Roman Catholic Church"
Yesterdays statement, signed by
20 leading Protestant clerics in
the Pittsburgh area. said that
while Protestants love unity. they
love truth and freedom more"
The ministers quoted from the
Pope's message:
"'Oh, that this Holy Year could
welcome also the great return to
the one true church of so
many who. believing in Jesus
Christ, are for various reasons
separated from her. I"
The statement declared:
"The conditions underlying the
Roman Catholic invitation to
unity demand the absolute sur
render of all personal religious
freedom and the irrevocable COM
mitment of the soul in life and
in death to the totalitarian au-
thority of Rome"
The ministers said they con-
tinue to pray for the time when
all Christians will lay aside pride
and pomp and worldly display
and in humility and reverence
bring their devotion to him who
alone is saviour and Lord"
1t was drafted by a committee
headed by the Rev. Frederick c.
Fowler, pastor of the Knoxville
Presbyterian Church, and includ-
ing the. following:
The Rt. Rev. Austin Pardue,
Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese
of Pittsburgh; the Rev. Lloyd c.
Wicke, bishop of the Pittsburgh
area, Methodist Church: the Rev.
DR.. L. B. Moseley, First Baptist
Church; the Rev. DR.. Ansely c.
Moore, Sixth United Presbyterian
Church, and the Rev. DR.. Hugh
Thompson Kerr, former modera-
tor of the Presbyterian Church in
the U. S. A.
Evening star., 1949-12-31
1iIe-board Border
Over Tub Saves Cash
And Solves Problems

Because of the high cost of tile
work, many modern bathrooms
have papered walls which come
down to the tub edge. In spite of
waterproofed papers and fabrics,
these coverings seem eventually to
open at the seams and the colors
fade because of the steady action
of hot water and soap splashing
AS a result, a very unsightly con-
dition mars an otherwise perfect
bathroom.
A good remedy is the installa-
ton of tile-board border above
the tub edge. to be as high as the
owners taste or the general deco
rating scheme of the bathroom
indicates.
This job may be attempted by
any person with every chance of
success, and the cost should be
reasonable.
The actual work consists Of first
deciding on the height of the
border, then cutting the board ac-
cordingly. removing the handles,
plates and spouts of the control
valves and marking the board so
that holes may be cut through in
order that they will fit over the
shafts protuding from the walls.
AS the board is only about one
eighth inch thick, the plates and
handles will go back on the con-
nections after the board is set in
place.
Fastening the board is simple
and consists Of driving small, thin
brads at the corners and a few at
various locations in the surface.
The nail holes should be filled
with a dot of paint to match the
color of the board.
There is one cardinal rule for
this job, and it is that the color
of the tile-board must match the
color of the tub. Practically every
variation and combination Of COL
ors have been tried without sue
cess.
Home-owners may have noticed
that the paper or other wall COW
ering behind the wash basin suf-
fers from the same damage as
the walls around the bath tub.
This can be remedied by cutting
a neat rectangular piece of the
board the same width as the basin
and about a foot high, and fasten-
ing it to the wall to offer a
"splash-back."
Released by The Bell Syndicate. Inc.
Evening star., 1949-12-31
Realtors Will Hear
1850 Market Anuiysis

District realtors will get one
mans view of the market in the
coming year January 9 when
James c. Downs jr.. business anal
yst, conducts a seminar for exec
utive planning for 1850.
The one-day series of four lee
lures. each followed by a general
discussion of special problems, will
start at 9:15 am. in the Hotel
Statler.
The seminar will be held under
the auspices of the Washington
Real Estate Board, according to
Oliver M. Walker, president of the
board. at
Evening star., 1949-12-31
.Wynne Joins Al Baker

AL Baker 81 Son, Inc, has added
James Wynne, formerly in the real
estate business in Arlington, to its
sales force. Mr.. Wynne, a native
of Worcester. Mass, was graduated
from a business school there and
attended George Washington Uni
versity and Maryland University.
Evening star., 1949-12-31
3 Men in Jug Escape
with Beer Can Opener
BY the Assoeioisd Press

KOSCIUSKO, Miss. Dec. 81
A crestfallen sheriff today was
searching for three men who
broke his "jug" with a beer can
opener. Sheriff Roy Brasweu OF
Attala County said the escape was
discovered yesterday.
They used a beer can opener,
a spoon and q piece Of iron pipe
to cut q hole in the jail wall and
crawl out" he reported.
Each was being held on a
burglary charge.
Evening star., 1949-12-31

he will go right
on working on
his favorite SUBJ
ject, the In
dians of the
Southwest.
Mr.. j u d d
who joined the
Smit h S o n | a n
Institution staff
in 1911. has
been appointed
to the honorary
position Of as
Sociate curator
in anthropo-
Evening star., 1949-12-31
Banker Gets Federal Post

MART1NSBURG, w. Va, Dec. 81
(SpeciaD Lacy I. Rice, attorney
and bank president here, has been
appointed to the board of direc-
tors of the Baltimore branch OF
the Federal Reserve Bank at
Richmond, Va. He succeeds George
Moore, Clarksburg, whose term
had expired.
Evening star., 1949-12-31
YWCA Plans Open House

An open house at the YWCA
Annex sponsored by the Board of
Directors of the Phyllis Wheatley
YWCA will be held at 7 pm. to-
morrow at the annex, 1719 Thir-
teenth street NV. ...-
Evening star., 1949-12-31
Neil Judd 10 Retire
AS Museum Curator

Neil M. Judd, curator of archie
ology at the National Museum, re-
tires today after more than SO
years of Government service. but
Evening star., 1949-12-31
Reynolds Aluminium Firm
Buys Sixth War Plant
BY the Assoeiofed Press

Sale of a Government-owned
aluminium extrusion plant at
Phoenix, Ariz., to Reynolds Alum
mum Co. for $6,0o0,000 was an
nounced yesterday.
It was the sixth aluminium plant
to be sold to Reynolds by the
Government within a week. All
were built for World War II
production and operated by the
Aluminium Co. of America.
Evening star., 1949-12-31
s23,5oo

300 Windsor St.,
Silver Spring
Lovely prewar home bordering
park, just off Dale Drive. 3
bedrooms and 2 baths, powder
room, spacious living room
with French doors to large
screened porch (wall-to-wall
carpeting first floor. Finished
recreation room, beautifully
landscaped lot with outdoor
barbecue pit, garage, slate
roof.
DIRECTIONS: Out Colespiue Rd. to
Dale Driue, turn right blocks to
Dartmouth Aue., left to Windsor
and right to property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-02
&c & Gu. f. Refrigerator

True &c dependobllity at low cost! This
model Of efficiency for light housekeeping
hos spoce for frozen foods and nneot keeper
troy SeoIed-in mechanism has usuol 5-yeor
worrony.
Evening star., 1949-02-08
ROOMS WITH BOARD

14o6 18th ST. N.w.-Rooms for men
10 share: S47 mo. up; very nice
home, close to downtown eX1el' i0
FOUNTAIN COURT. Martha Washi-g.
gram optional; 10 min. doTntooTn.
,ses s2i 9en3 1914 ST. N.w.-Nice 1st-n. rm.
ssIe. $50. dble s47 so ca also
triple and share rm. for girls; for
boys; warm bsmt. sgle.; excel. meals
18th ST. NV, 14O9-Triple with
bath: double ard to share: close-tn;
excel. meal-, NJ. 274o, DU. 9S"7.
esaO 18th ST. N.w-Double rm,. and
Telephone DE. e03o before M
2 GIRLS-Beautifv room in, Chriss
tian home; excel. food near busllne'
CALVERT Az PfSp HOUSE. 14o1 18th nv .
D5,e. and share rms; warm nd
clean: selected menus; switchboard;
The 1irS09aA1ktsM 9oAkMoNT, fSSfs' 1774 Mass. ave.
nwmvacansies sand for 70 y41nsss fo ss, msn no.
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM. next to
bath: good neiehborhood; exec !ent
boald: couple. DU. G625. ~
NO, ARL.-AttractlVe I'm. 1or e--eTs
ly cple. or elderly lady: in quiet con.
genial nome; excel. food. OW. ss,,l.
FIR. BEDRM.: tw, beds, semipvt. b:
eve. meals if des.; " blks. all trans:
for ! or > gent or girl. GL. so.
IN PRIVATE CATHOLIC HOME tor
good-character young man; refers
ences Box 25T-S, Star.
furn studio
rm., . meals beautifully served l
bus woman preferred bus. or Stus
Evening star., 1949-02-08
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ACCORDION, 40 bass, pref jr. size:
must be 1st class; 500 cash. WWo
ADDING MACHs.. typwr.. calc., cash
DI. 1879: ewes, Suns, co. 1925. S
china glassware. rugs. silvervare
paintings; highest cash prices paid
Call MURRAY Ta7lor 1898
ANTIQUES, BRIG -a-brac, china, silver.
amount DORA KRUpsAW NILE
STONE, 1888 G NV. Sterling 1895
CAMERAS, all types. movie equip
ment, all accessories bought at high
est prices BRENNER PHOTO CO,
9s3 s, Pa ave. ave NV pt free s.1a Psrking near
CLoTHING-Hignest prices PAID for O.
TIES aa 7th 4sfa & n% 6i9tn'nhE Me- s7sF opea p
cLoTH1NGSTop prices paid for used
msas ns9r s ssthnf INF csy MoRRs maii sAlE
si' 100 Fla. ia ave. nv, NV Nj. s914.
pnmNpS; diamond SateRes ef,a disearded ta ,eweiry
bought. No purchase tco small, too
a5ss nrss cash asa SfW YoRk ysry JhM h5sh
snRY Rf,sss e ps''' 71e Nhn 7tn St Nv nv Jew
DIAMONDS, old gold and silver; die
mond watches and discarded jewelry
cash paid ERNEST BURK, INC
614 18th st. NV.
FURNITURE-Your entire household
ssRs:"'' s2s:: SS2 ']ssii fsH sS sS
FuRNiruRE-Wiii i}i Sf e. VIII ,uy entire con.
tents or odd piercs Also old glass
ware china. oric-a-brac. Buyins
and selling for over 80 years. BOP
WOODS, 9Th and K SITS. NV. Me
FiunRsSs1ruRE WANTED to, buy: also
ss22eo.dl y USED d. pisRo; sRoa Call evenings aI
FuRN. WASTED"Entire household or
individual pieces; cash; discreet
GOLD Bring your old gold. D!ati-
mum. teeth. discarded 1ewelry. We
nay cash A. KAHN. INC. 55 years
Laa!rHE.s 4! IT, scREw Z CUTTING, 3 IT. be-
tween centers, S to II inches over
bed; must be in good condition and
popular make, P. o. Box $40,
MOVIE SCREEN. 52x7O, beaded on
OLD FAsHIoNED PICTURE FRAMES,
clocks. furniture. china, slassWare'
antiques. curios. etc. EN-. 1905. ,
PIANO wanted for Avondale Baptist
Church: will buy. If reasonable, OF
will accept as donation; can pick
1t up. WA. 3672.
Evening star., 1949-02-08
ROOMS, APTs. TO SHARE

GIRL to share apt, with : others
convenient to transportation ana
stores. 10th and Columbia I'd, n ",
YOUNG GIRL OR LADY to share
apt. with another girl or lazy;
cooking and washing priv!s; $50
MO; ,vichinity 18th e. Newton W.
oEiEr GE 4S3Ts GIRL to share apt. vi .
other girls; r pix. bus; unlim ph re
NEWLY DECORATED APT. in morn
apt building to- share With l III.
age o5 to 35: $40 so. 1911 P2rk
rd. NV, Ant. 4, AID. 261e. -
YOUNG GIRL to share ept. with ans
one OR TWO LADIES to share with
. other ladies, separate studio
rooms. Dupont vic. co. 222s
WOMAN wishes to share lovely apt;
sc. section with ] or refned
TWO GIRLS to share bedroom apt;
with middle ased lady. 1921 ma
st Sc AT. 3455. 10
JEWISH WOMAN wishes to share ner
attr. rm. q bedroom) apt WITH
ton, nr. transp. IA. $3.50 or GE.
GIRL to share apt. with another sri.
Call after 5. TIE. 1854. .
Evening star., 1949-02-08
ROOMS FURhIsHEp-s.E.-s.w.

26O4 BRANCH AVE. s.E.-Lge, rm.,
mr.. shower; refined man; vic. beaus
titul homes; $40 mo. VI. 0s51;
SLEEPING ROOM, single
or double. Call HI. COOL. s
616 G S.E.-Nicely furn. dble. or
single. next bath, clean, warm; pvt:
home. FIR. 1912 after ! pm. ia
NAVY YARD. block 11th and Pa.
se.-Lovely single and double rms;
all new. furn. EX. 6s4s, FIR. 81 l.
RANDLE HIGHLANDS s.E.-Largs
front room, kitchen, pvt. home.
Middle-ased empl. couple, or enpl.
NR' L1NcoLN PARK-clean. warm
rm.. next bath, double bed, closets
and porch. LU. 1866. 10
LARGE Ink, ROOM employed
1865 sss9lsi MrNN. "a AVE. Ees sE-corner house.
large sleeping room next bath:
transp at door, double: $40 ~ 10,
furnished rooms; prefer couple or
gentlemen. Call DI. 1928 after 5 80
Evening star., 1949-02-08
APARTMENTS FURNISHED
) RLKS WEST OF WHITE HOUSE

2 BLKs. WEST OF WHITE HOUSE,
furn.. lge. dbie rm., connect; almost
NR pTt' G1ahErSRSER 1s1h SRSGiEsRIelYH YHosPist ssaEe k n A.
m rms, eiassed-in porch. kit. semi.
pvt. bath. SIP mo-; refs; WORK ns
Nicely fSTIl1 ffnnRN. STUDIO RM. in my
modernistiee home; snne use of kit r.,
TWO ROOMS and bath; nicely tgrn;:
cple: only. Ss5. FIR. 03S6. -,.'..
frepIaes; Kit. tiled baths; ns. sHlts 1a iIs
Nsvly sHr sr9hS deeorated n ien Du. 6413. : IN ~
CHEVY CHASE, D. C., 3611 joe N
st-Beautiful master bedrm;. tin
beds; lge. liv. rm.; pvt, bath. OR.
CSoSaSiPLETELY SSSi FURN. APT, ed
room. dinette. kitchen; pvt. home
near 14th st. carline for emp c ed
couple; SIS mo. 5619 Colorado ave.
alas F ST. Nw-Front studio rm.
sink, grill, elec refsr., televisioa, 2
or adults; S21 wkly. Ex. 0h33.
1893 10Th ST. N.w.-2nd f., 2 rms.
kit. and bath, $50 mo. D1. 5oo5.
14th ST.; near PARK I'd. ny; n;v..Liv. Lily
entire 3rd I,.tI,., A. or,ss or Ei6!s; g6ss sll5a;
1882 EYE ST. N.W;-Nieely ,f1;on furn; 8
$40 per mo-, includes utilities. .
GEORGEToWN-Youns man to share
small house with ttvo others; $50
per menth Ap 1859 hat, PIT,
Naval Gun Factory, Boiling Field
and Naval Air Station; Is min; to
downtown; no pets; sse.5o. BOX
2O0-T. Star. *
GIRLS over 5,. sS; to 81 share nin do%ns doUms
NfW a9Wn; ;BIDG'. fIa;oo SEW sfSH; FuFRNi1TGRE. 5.
rm. apt. Sc. section; S125 per mo-
Call Ak: 1864 after 6 pm. -
LARGE f.eE.s STUDIO aSs Afnore Attn sst st. n1
FOR WORKING COUPLE with day
care Of infant undsr dnnr ].und yrj' nicfly facfl
1 fessoaef Or 2 GIRLS to share large a-eed.
MINUTES n1Gm s0ei downtown; VI $50 $50. Lu ss.
cHtNa st w1.Hcouple 1Hesm viii share beau
responsi5ie re- pa5f people; no objection, to
shilf,sg9; s1r2Y sd1IrT2Yso4 EM lSss ssth ave ave-
End H., 8 rms. and bath, pvt. en-
SHARE HARE s.RooS Gs51 Nm H6GsE. ofsG no oes.c.
Wan Wan College. RE. 5147. 10
2 GIRLS to share spac. newly dec.
apt with I congen. girl; conv.
transp.. shop. CO. 1883 after .; m.
10
CLEAN FuRN. APT, Anacostia. se..
4 rms, / bedrm., nltddle-aged empl.
cpl, ref; no children. Box 2o6-S,
Star p
CONTINUED on Next Psse)
Evening star., 1949-02-08
ROOMS FURktSHED-Northwest

bic h4Nb ht AAA
near Connecticut ave. bus and stores
chevv chase. D. C. EN-. ai23. -Gs
BRIGHTWooD. 5so5 4th st, NV
Lovely master bedrm., private half
S9'h fansp pn shoppns Ssa5 .fe so'fsi "a f42S
.1.1o NJ ST. NV. Apt. 4oe-Laree
furnished room, conveniently 10
es:;G Sa,io wooDLEY PL: NV. near
bed rm; for ? girls; select clientele.
sfNGLE aooM, nicely furnished. for
lady or sentlemanl; 1888 Columbia
Ho4EL q VI i4fo. NJ! neWiy Hs9s: opened. modern
fireproof building. block from 10th
St. "4-hr. telephone and elevator
service; attractive single rooms with
running water, near new shower ',e
baths Path p sl225 sys and s14 wfs vesssly'
RITZ HOTEL. 900 F st n.w:-Double
ter of business and shopping dis
tr5st ccmnftsR .MrsHfR Fotei HoIfsENev,v Sesyice
with daily maid service and switch
4paTd s6irc aSe Sefvlse nv No No esss Hss F'a"'''
GORDON HOTEL. al6 10th st, NV
twin beds and running water: $40
per person a week; complete hotel
service
DOWNTOwN-Furn hotel rms. with
or vitnou' private bath; 81 s. ~
snd asHves s. ce pf MR fay Bo6SF eSSTFpf5f 81 aSfsi
1901 X ST. NV. Prince Karl Hotel.
Slngle OF double rms, running water,
near new shower bath; S14, S17.oO
up, EX 2. aou,.,ur w.rr,
clean. front twin-bed rm.. IS wkly
$500 S7th ST. NV. (cor Porter ST.
Space for refined young lady tem-
ploved) TO share lge. air-cond. dble
home !ead and to he
$500 37th ST. NV. (cor. Porter ST.
Large air-cond. bedroom for re-
fined persons; semipvt. bath; home
and surroundings must be seen, to
5917 a1 siPiro 18th ST. N.w.-Lse front rm.,
NICELY tuTn. oo pyt; bath; conr. transp.;
psosW7sNToWNN LOCATION twin;
BED rm.' adi ddo to bath shared by sgn,S 3
e'sss5 LBS Essf HorHl IS H. 10th s?Ss sas
rBBiTr 3 r. aorE1-A Rio few rooms sysil-
abe until April 1; singles in d,,,s s. 80;
dblS., 81, Twins, Nt.OU udlls' all
with pvt bath. Apply managers
office. 10th and SITS. NV. -13
nicely furn, has extension phone
and radio, laundry privils., SEQ ca.
also single room. $50; both rooms
adj. screened porch; pvt. home.
,sth 81; AND And COLUMBIA .Rp.-Lsrse
double room. next to bath; conv.
x5 i5SnSsj S:;zo. 1855 IANrER 0': ii Nv
ssio COLORADO AVE. N:w.-a sin;
gle bedrooms in private home; good
NV section. near carline; s2o and
roos 80 mG9hn' 1S9h ST. NV. across from
statler HotelmsinFlea; 10 ,,;sn Il L. warm warn s.nd
WILSON HOUSE, 2o15 Kalorama I'd
Excel small sgle. rm.; $50. GO.
NEAR wARpMAN-end fl. front, bay
windows. lge. closet twin beds
LARGE iHR15Py', ,APPaTRAcTIvE FIR RM., srd a.,
next to bath; fluorescent light, We
netian blinds; l or 2 gentlemen or
1eth sahplsi AND PARK RD.EDouble rm.,
twin beds, heat. hot water; next
roomers; employed gentlemen or
rent single. AID. 1853. -
Evening star., 1949-02-08
ROOMS FURN,-h.E. (car,.)

NSONNS rORN.-N.E. NSonf.j
ts.o Ing rm' 81 wk.; gentleman. no.
ssl si49 Z ST. N.E.-L.rrs aouDl: .7s room
priv; couple. Sl2 per, wk.; single,
7s1 9th sT. N.E.0Larse sleeping
room, double, twin beds. nicely furn.,
next to bath: conv. to transp. TR.
1915 EAST CAPITOL ST. Ne
Nicely furn. rm;, Ink; End FIR.
ea" ADAMS ST. r. IL mr.. corner of 4th
and Rhode Island, sttrac. front rr.
~. RR],: ss5s. s. vk: Apply after 10 5,s0'
1884 4th ST. N.E.-Lse. front dble.
rnl., twin beds, Innersprs; mattress;
Mt. Rainier carline' Kitchen privil-
cofoREpLNEThY ssie, D.: 3ssa, DECOR. rm-, ms in
car lines; for couple; 9 girls or men;
cooking, phone privil DE. 62s6.
COLoRED-Furnished room, senrle-
man or employed coupie. Call 10.
coIoRED-14s1 DUNCAN ST. NE
Front rm.. furn.,; home privileses no
objection to children. AT. 754o.
18th ST. NE. near
Doeos fun eeokoF oE snss Pa va.sp f4s4 Gs sssd He
empl. couple, Christians Call bet.
6 and I pm. Q"
CoLORED-NICELY FURN. ROOM
for quiet married couple, reliable
people. Call AT. 5o92
OLORED-FURNISH rm for en-.
rloyed couple, cooking. laundry and
phone privil.; S11 wk. CO. $685..
CoLORED-311 r ST. N.E.-Furn.
rm, use of kit. and semipvt, bath
for colored couple. Can be seen any,
time
Evening star., 1949-02-08
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BABY NURSERY, going business, over
so children. large building with per
itol. MR. M1LOR, HO. 1115; ewes,
Rockville 3502 IL
Why SELL your roomine house under
present conditions. will move in
and manage 1t until your terms can
be arranged. Box 365-T. Star g.
sale; $1,000 weekly and stock. ST.
ebO; large, modern store, storeroom,
Groom apt. Call all week. Ii.
NTsT SELL GRoc. STORE with
lease and apt; modern equipment;
beer and vine: fully stocked. NE.
Evening star., 1949-02-08
ROOMS FURNIsHEo-Northeost

SUNNY MASTER BEDRM.; 3 win
near Cath u; good transp.: married
couple preferred; S14 wk. for 2. DU.
oo4jo 3
CATH. UNIV. vIC.-studio bedrm:,
twin beds, next bath. ref; pvt.
home; emp. cple. or gentlemen. Du.
e4YS 18th ST. NE. 12th and r. !.
ave. n.e.)-Double room with pvt.
bath. for 2 young ladies or gentle
men; unlin. phone, laundry privils.'
fS}T sSnv; ,,t1 tlansp.; s2o per mo- ga
33s MD. AVE. N.E.-single room; nr.
Capitol, transp., restaurant; plenty
heat, hot water; 81. IL. 422b. y
Evening star., 1949-02-08
MJscl. WANTED (cont, J

rIAs9 Ias SPne R pay s0psSs esss or cR sP' 55fs
PIANOS wanted.-coLoN1AL PIANO
| CO. pays highest cash prices. Cal
Ma. 1870 for courteous appraisal.
PIANOS-Grand, upright spinet, OF
apt, size; any size. any condition;
PGMPpElec.. shalloR-wseell se waite; water pump
must be in good condition. Call VI
O3O3 Sun. or HI. 4S43 Monday. IS
ROWING MACHINE, spring type;
good condition; cash. Phone RA.
SHI3 between am. and . pm. %
SCRAP IRON. SCRAP METALS, auto
batteries; house rags-Highest prices
WASH. RAG Il BAG CO., % si5 L St. St.
sw DI s001
SCRAP IRON, SCRAP METALS, auto
batteries, house rags: highest prices
# 9ns epan9 peaes dssg phons yeur Ss
,fTSK 60. s9ao Georgia ave. NV
SCRAP IRoN-will pay highest price;
will dismantle boilers. heating plants;
always ready to pickup. by calling
sSRaP 81 IoqG MRot stef aSb MIIai "A a5s ssb.s s
CO., III Kenilworth ave. ne. Ii.
SEWING MACHINEs-We buy all
types; repair, hemstitching, buttons
e1yered; sdo6 plea.ing o5,, 516 llsh st NV.
sf6yEs' f6, ds00 RANGES: sG; s. HEATERS, all
kinds and sizes. ACME STOVE co
1911 9TH st. NV, MA. s95o.
AM INTERESTED in buying silver.
ware, any condition: china. bric-a.
STaf Mai 4sEoNT e7d ssEelTy u, DORA KRuPsAT . s
ATTENTION-Haulers and accumu-
lators of scrap iron, auto batteries
and scrap metals, see us. before you
sell. We always pay the higest mar
ket sAc PRICES. rises WAsHINGToN II T. RAG s5os =
DOGS, PETS. ETC.
COCKER SPANIELS-Our hobby is
breeding for quality; our puppies
GFsMAN iFs MszAfsDR9RRfPH sRRPHERp M5 PGsf1Es Gff sired
by, Champion Lachen. Champion
KENNELS, IA. $3.50.
COCKER OWNERS have your dog
sroomed, ears cleaned. nails cut,
right in your owr home. Call the
ROWING DoG VALET for appoint
NIhE -HAIh6D fUPTlES, weeks
old, wormed, healthy and nicely
marked; Axe reg; half price. SH
IRISH SETTER PUPPY, female, res,
3aa22, mo Old: I, 5, SIS. ;. After $50 g;m.' 3!
BOXERS, male. fawn: blue ribbon
winner; female, brindle, champion
ship pts both champion sired' must
THREE LITTLE BOXERS. still for sale,
all are females. not one male; each
is fawn. marked with white. ears are
cropped, all are bright: sweet little
pups, two months old: see them soon
before they're sold. OIL. 4119. Ill
FOR SALE-Toy pedigree Boston bull
months old, beautifully marked
Must sell; $50 Call RE. 1887, or
ewes, WA. 1176. 10
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS-Very
handsome, householder beautiful
dispositions. Axe. S25 each. 3025
WANT AFFEcTIoNATE. housebroken
young dog for 10-year- boy, pre-
ferabv collie or golden retriever,
not cocker spaniel. Telephone, MI,
cars. siamese. . seal point queens,
! blue point kitten. Herndon 2a6-
COCKER spANrELs. puppies, best
blood lines: all colors; Axe. regd
Delivery service. Rockville 2644.
COLLIE PUPPIES. championship
stock, Axe. reg, tricolored and
sable. 10 wks. old. SH. 1884.
Evening star., 1949-02-08
MIscELLANEoUs FOR RENT

BABY FURNITURE - Cribs. high
chsjrs play ro-S, etc. by week or
month Free delivery. DU. 3444
CRIBS, MATTRESSES. strollers. play
pens. high chairs. youth beds. etc
Free delivery. CHILDREN S CEN
TER, INC. 1907 Center Plaza, Fair
lingtcn, OV 1900 i.
REFRIGERATORS. washing machines,
sun lamps, waxers, etc. DIST. ELEC.
CO, WO. 490" IL
Evening star., 1949-02-08
BOATS

WANTED = GOOD USED BOATS to
sell at our dock. STEELCRAFT
WASHINGTON CO.. Maine ave. and
NJ st. sw or call ST. 4145.
STEELCRAFT WASHINGTON CO.
a" custom built. "-cabin cruiser.
LARGE main cabin; built 1910:
Scripps 105-h.p., S4.ln0 or best
offer.
1916 Steelcraft sedan. lust repainted
$1,000 radio-television system, new
cockpit covers and many extras;
S3. 100
1947 Steelcraft "-cabin sedan. in
beautiful shape; $4,000
19i1 Steelcraft dav cruiser with
$1,000 in evtras; $500
See the beautiful 1949 Stee,craft on
display at Steelcraft dock Maine
ave and ~ st sw
Evening star., 1949-02-08
ROOMS WANTED

QUIET, SINGLE MAN, Govt employe.
seeks furnished room with pvt; bath,
Buckineham or vicinity; willing TO
pay we'll for good accommodat 7, ons.
Box 3SO-T. Star. u"
LARGE ROOM PVT DET HOME, Nc.
tleman of so; reas. rate. co. 5312.
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