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Evening star., 1949-09-04
Return
As Holidays End

homeland and in the French
capital.
The Icelandic Minister and Mrs.
Thor Thors also will be back this
week and will close their cottage
on Cape Cod which they have had
for a month or six weeks.
The Uruguay Ambassador to
the Organization of America
States and Sonora de Mora with
their daughters, Senorita Emma
Gladys Mora and young Susanne,
are spending the week end and
holiday at Rehoboth Beach and
will be back Tuesday or Wednes-
day for the winter.
The South African Charge
d'Affaires, Mr.. T. H. Eustace,
joined Mrs. Eustace and their
family Friday at Lewes, Del,
where they have had a cottage
for the season. Mrs. Eustace and
the family will return with him
the middle of the week.
The Counselor of the Venezuelan
Embassy and Sonora de Reyna
and their two small daughters
are at Lake Mohawk, Nj. over
Sunday and the holiday. They
went to New Jersey Friday and
are guests of the former First
Secretary of the Argentine En-
bassy, Senor Carlos A. Pardo and
Sonora de Pardo.
| Other News of Diplomats
The very popular Spanish Charge
d'Affaires and Sonora de BaraibaI
and their lively daughters will be
bidding au revoir to this Capital
before the autumn colors replace
the summer green. Their depart
ure will be greatly regretted, fol
they have added much to the gay
ETY. and pleasure of life in Wash
ington since he came as counselor
of the Embassy some years ago
He has been transferred to Ha-
vana, where he will be Charge
d'Affaires for his government, and
Cuba being as close to Washing
ton as it is. they probably will
be back frequently for visits with
their many friends.
The new third secretary of the
!. lsee DIPLOMATS. Page P-2o
Evening star., 1949-09-04
Elizabeth Payne
Plans Wedding

Announcement has been made
of the engagement of Miss Eliza
beth Browning Payne, daughter
of Mrs. Harry Keith Payne OF
Rixeyville and Culpeper, Va. ana
the late Mr.. Payne. to Mr.. IRWIN
William Schmidt, son of Mr.: anu
Mrs. Otto Schmidt of Madlsoh'
Wis, :.
Miss Payne attended George
Washington University aI1d aI1,,Issr, -
graduate of the College OF Wn was
and Mary. Mr.. Schmlos of
graduated from the Universi'' -
wisconsin.
Evening star., 1949-09-04
By Betty beoIe

big social event, stated: The Sec
retary of the Treasury and Mrs
Snyder are staying with the
Andrew Johnsons and their two
daughters. Mrs. A. Mitchell Palmer
and Miss Drucie Snyder, are stay
ing at the Hunter Marstons."
For the rest of the week end
Peggy, who was married to the
late A. Mitchell Palmer in 1923
called John Snyder daddy" and
when the latter wanted her at
tention he would say, "Drucie. GO
get your sister"
It was all part of the mad, gay
fun engineered by the Arthur
Gardners for their guests on the
occasion of their only daughters
marriage. But Arthur G. was
pretty sad over his daughter leav-
ing the family fold. kept showing
with pride the gold charm the
size of a half dollar that Joan
gave to each of her parents. On
one side was a raised diamond
wedding ring; on the other a mes
sage of affection and the date,
August ~, 1949.
Joan, who came into an inher-
itance on her 21st birthday, was
81 years old the midnight after the
wedding. Years ago she promised
her father she wouldn't take the
big step until she was 81, but he
conceded the few hours difference
because of Britton's vacation
schedule.
Beginning next Friday it's 60
ing to smell so sweet in the vicinity
of the Mayf1ower that people
will tilt their noses in the air
and sniff something besides rag
weed for a change. That's the day
that an all-perfume shop will be
opened on the corner of the lush
new building across the street. and
all because an American husband
couldn't stand his wife's choice in
the very stuff that's supposed to
lure males, not drive them away.
Thus Harry Webb, airplane de-
signer, got into this fascinating
business Of the highly-scented es-
sence. It seems that if a mere
Whit is to put the helpless man
into a dizzy state of delight, it
must suit the wearer. So when you
walk into this shop don't think
that the series of arch looks mean
your petticoat is showing. You're
just being sized up al r type.
Evening star., 1949-09-04

lSee DIPLOMATS, Page o.:
Evening star., 1949-09-04
This Years
Making Plans
Holiday Fetes
Fill Calendar
By Ann Cline

Even though the Christmas hol-
idays seem a long way off. it isn't
far enough in the future for many
parents of this years crop OF
debutantes.
A debut is a pretty important
thing in a young lady'S life
almost as important as her we'd
ding. And the preparations are
Just as gigantic. AS matter OF
fact, there are probably many
more years Of thought put into a
debut than into a wedding. A
girl knows at what age she's going
to be presented and most of them
begin thinking about it as soon as
they reach their teens.
Some of the girls that will make
their bows during the holiday
season have selected the dates.
There are q few exceptions. among
them Miss Margaret Kane Foskett,
daughter of Rear Admiral and
Mrs. James H. Foskett, and Miss
M. Leigh Bonsal Pooler. daughter
of Comdr. and Mrs. Louis Gordon
Pooler of Alexandria. But you
can bet that every day will be
taken before the season arrives.
So far. two girls will be pre-
sented on December rs. Miss
Betsy Goodloe Porter. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul A. Porter,
will come out at a tea dance at
the Sulgrave Club. and Miss
Judith Waldrop, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank c. Waldrop, will
make her bow at the Chevy Chase
Club.
Dances PopuIor
Mr.. and Mrs. Humphrey Lloyd
will present their daughter Janet
at q dance at the Carlton Hotel on
December 81 and on December 80
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel w. Bell will
introduce the latter's niece. Miss
Joyce Ebel, daughter Of Mrs. Jules
Ebel, at a tea dance at the Sui
grave Club.
Miss Porter, who was graduated
from Madeira School in June and
will enter Connecticut College for
Women this month, has had a
summer mostly filled with trayel.
Shortly after getting out of school
Betsy went to Kentucky, where
she has a lot of relatives. Her
family came here from Winches-
ter, KY. Is years ago. and her
paternal grandparents, DR.. and
Mrs. j. J. Porter. now live in that
Southern State. Her maternal
grandparents, the late Judge and |
Mrs. Milton Benton, also were
from Kentucky.
In the middle part of the sum-
mer. Mrs. Porter and her daugh-
ter motored through New England
and Canada and stopped off in
Vermont to see the youngest mem
ber of the household. Ann Coving-
ton, who was in camp there. /
After a summer into which she
crowded a lot of tennis, Janet
Lloyd soon will be Vassar-bound.
Janet's family has summer home
at Gibson Island and although
she's spent lot of time there,
shes still found time to play on
the Middle Atlantic Junior tennis
team. In fact, she just returned
from Philadelphia last week, where
she played in one of their tourna-
ments. She's made quite a name
for herself locally, which is pretty
wonderful for a young girl who
has been playing the game for
only two years.
To Attend Bryn Mowr
Miss Waldrop has selected Bryn|
Mawr for her college studies. and
she, like the other girls, will be
deep in school work before long.
She has been on a tour with her
family and will return with them
this week.
One of the gay spots for the
younger set early New Years eve
will be the Sulgrave Club tea
aeee DEBUTANTES. Page D-3J
Evening star., 1949-09-04
Worrenton Horse Show Has
Its Golden Anniversary

and Mrs. Calvert, Capt. and Mrs.
Bentley. Mr.. and Mrs. Mcintosh,
Mr.. Vogel, Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce
holland, Miss Katherine Anne Car
ter, DR.. and Mrs. r. E. Ferney-
hough, Mrs. B. D. Spillman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Amory Lawrence.
Evening star., 1949-09-20
ROOMS WITH BOARD

68Oe 8th ST. N.W.-AttractiYely fur
nlshed corner, front; clean, twin
beds; excellent meals; 2 employed
people. GE. 06S2. -23
1856 N ST. N.W.-For refined young
women. Several attractively deco
rated rooms; delicious food; excel
lent location; $3.50 and S55 per
pev1sH n9; sHousemother' MRS. WALLACE
N. ARIINGToN-Attractive room mS in
private home for. or 2 elderly la
dles; home-cooked meals OW SSSI
l1Ol 18th N.W.-Newly decorated
rms: for business people and stu
ea,i aentS; IS excellent food and service,
ROOM FOR WORKING MOTHER TiH
with day care of 2 children over q
Gail DE. 2635. 0'' A.
1900 BLOCK GALLATIN ST. NV
or 3 young ladies to share large
det. home; large living room, piano,
good food. home privileges, unlim.
'n0ne' good tFansD' Call GE. 1915. So
WENDELL TERRACE-Plea SAINT rms
for young people: excel. meals and
transp. maid service; S47.50 mo.
1ds7 CLIFTON o 81. r." NW.EEsce;l. W. sesS;
ssfnsp' sF or dSfs good M meals ast. ress rates;
WESLEY HALL-Spacious double
bldg. running water in every rn,'.
large closets; dances and free
movies, recreation room; S4s to
sos 80 mo. Excel. food. Bendix
washer. 1926 21St st NV NO
, 9sO4. s-s daily, Sunday. 1874
>O34 goth ST. N.W.-Spacious double
rooms, excellent meals and transp';
pleasant atmosphere; Sunday din,
ne1 DE. 1924 or DE 96Oo. 90.
l4O9 18th ST. N.W.-DoubIes and
TO share: excellent cooking, tele-
vision. MI 274O. S1s
Evening star., 1949-09-20
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

STUD SERVICE for tiny toy fox ter
rier' not over 5 lbs. Hobart 1915.
GROOMING, all breeds, by exDer
prof. woman: conveniently done, in
your own home or mine. PA. 1910.
sCoTTIEs, Axe registered. 7oo1
HTSe al, Ed TERRifss. FL sEss4 males sod
females, Axe registered 7001 oxon
'ssssfsKsF1S q e. E 5 p sisssssi %zrEs Il ,Ssas
CAT AT STUD. beautiful steel point
siamese cat, Cali ElmwoOd JS7s.
GREAT DANE. pedisreed, fawn male;
home: non. Has show ribbons and Axe
and $40. UN. 1888. AN @s6 '0
COLLIE PUP. thoroughbred. female;
81 sPs si FPS AR ses1 sko
Call Rockville 39I9, ia
COCKER PUPPIES. 8 weeks old.
Axe registered. Call all day Sun
COUNTRY BOARDING. special long
KRoSS KENNELS. Fairfax 11-J-2
BOxERS-We have some excep-
tionally nice pups of various ages;
ready to 60. AL. QsO5. "a
bathing. rooming; cocker spanie
puppies and stud serv. TO. 5139
WANTED DOG. mixed breed Spit;
puppy: male. Write details anc
price. Box 269-C, Star. 20s
ENGLISH SETTER-Black and whit,
cocKER Se1s fs'tsf sfASfaL Sfe SSrpY. Tn go7g mos
old: distemper shot; viii spay. Cal
coon HOME WANTED for mixec
police; young. affectionate; excel
watch dog. 81. 6709.
GOOD HOMES WANTED for Q blacl
and white male kittens, 2 and :
mos. old; 1 9-mo. pure white NAL,
cat: 6-mo. beaut. Maltese female
9 3-mo. yellow kittens, male ant
| female. ALEX ANIMAL WELFARl
LEAGUE. OV. 2343.
GREAT DANE PUPPIES
colesville. Nd, Silver Spring 0s9s
SEALYHAMS-WA. 277e
Sturdy pups. reg. Axe. "a
Evening star., 1949-09-20
APARTMENTS WANTED

REFINED WORKING COUPLE desires
10 or room unfurn. apartment' pge.
LANDLoRDs-No charge for refer
who need family housing. Just phone
MI. 1858 weekdays, $50 to s. and
say II want to list some housing "
NAVAL OFFICER. "a. needs furnished
sssheiSF oSh OF ager apt With kGhea 81 aSS rye
sosa; L house' ne wi. IL" 4s5s. 81 0'co: Me6 6A''
YOUNG WOMAN, professional econ
omist with Govt. agency, formerly
university professor, desires living
rm., bedrm., kitchen. pvt. bath: near
t5ansp;; SsH !,n apt. BLDG pref; So unfurn;
2-BEDRM. unfurn. apt; NV. or near
BY Md: adult family Of 3: max. SS5.
MA. 47s3 Mon, through Sat 90.
EFFICIENCY APARTMENT - Fur
nished or unfurnished, NV, desired
cs BE- ssoo reIs5encss Es nD
CT sTUDENr, nurse wife desire
furn, or unfurn. 1-bdrm. apt: nr.
Gallinser Hosp. Ii. 3-3se3 after L,
YOUNG COUPLE with child 8 months,
wants unfurn; 1.bedrm. apt, bath;
VET STUDENT and wife would like
small furn. or unturn., apt; Mary
iaGd GhdRGETowN dRse!f1Eea rs srIpnNrs I1S1 want
f5aheh tH6a sD ow VIII Sass 0ssa's 5s .na ss9 and
TWO EMPLOYED old maids. desire
furnished or unfurnished apartments
suitable for permanent home. FIR.
MODERN EFFICIENCY or 1-bedroom
NV. only. pref. vic. 6. W. or Dupont
Circle; will sublet If necessary;
references: Pu. 9262. Apt. 2, Room
BAcHELoR, aais[ Siso perm. eim. prof. Govt, de-
sires small mod. apt: NV, apt. bldg
TWO sET1NEDD; MD; 1AbIEs 1Afai desire fur.
RE- Rshef 414 apt Ex MS S54 81 ags gsr po1bs %Ga5s
PHYSICIAN. wife. > babies. desire Q
max, 500. EN-. s14s. 81. 81 pm
wANTED-Needed at once, turn. or
unIurn. l-bedrm. apt, vic. George
s}ta1 sqWn ! gniy; q " pref. Phone OR. 9l35 o.
500 A MO, rms. furn.; pvt. ent.,
pvt. bath: NV. close in or George
town: gentleman. FIR. 3914. -21
CANADIAN NEWS CORRESPONDENT,
married. no children. arriving Wash;
apartment, SS0-Sl00; stove, re-
friRerator, within 80 minutes OF
downtown; preferably NV. Box 2s3-
GIRL. refined, settled, wants i-bed-
living room. kit. and bath apt. in
apt. bldg. in NV. Sec RA. 679I, .
BUSINESSMAN and family desire 9
or 3 bedrm. apt. furn.; vic. Ward
man Park and Shoreham Hotels
GEORGETOWN; apt. or small house;
preferably unfurpished; bus. woman;
= 1852; s&S Evenings. "a. II4s. 20.
EMPLOYED COUPLE desire 1-bedrm
g sa,a efciency apt. before Oct. l. odTu
PRO. WOMAN needs furn. or uniarn u
apt, l to 5 rooms, pvt. bath. near
Pentagon bus. State size, rent.
FURNiSHED Or UNFURN. APT. for
veteran, wife and baby; Arl. or
nv; max. $50 mo. Hu. 350s
rWo Sssef EMpL. ri WOMEN desire aGr tprn.
apt. NV Call RE. 1890. Ext. 27s2
COLoRED WANTED. unfurnished
or furnished apt. for student and
wife. RE. $500. Ext. 3151 after Z
Evening star., 1949-09-20
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

sS"sNsSVS~
vACATIoNERs-Newly furn. modern
81. 81. 1862 1852 AL. $685. Ma. aaSo 81
1908 c ST. N.E.-s rooms. MIC nicely
sgfn;; ADULTS opls: sss; sss slsc. and teiephons;
GREENWAY 8 APIS: sh beau beaut
rms. Sloo, incl linens, utils.; no
chill; Il !, refs. AK. $500, Ext. 1856, after
NICELY FURN. s-RM. APT, 9Ia 2 bed
rms Nv. rm., din. rm. and kit,
stiI. furn.; suitable for 4. RA
1865 BELMONT RID. N.w.-one-
room m" sknS kitchen and bath. S63 per
2nd-FLOOR APT, very nicely furni.
for adults. 727 Mass. ave. ne
227O CATHEDRAL AyE.-3-rm. front
apt. apt. nr. Wardmsn Hotel; quiet empl
10 srd ST. ' N.E24 Is no; rooms Osis; and dyo r..
ception hall. all modern conven-
fences. mahogany furniture, tapestry
and paintings. with large rear yard:
e square from supreme Court, "a
square from carline; S100. Also e
SILVER Spin G-Attraetively Iu turn.
combination bed-liv. rm., modern
KIT. and bath, pvt. entrance. S75 in
lsos s'nf fARk ass'ifS sD. N ysg5S; ss
liv; rm.. bedrm.. lses kit. and pvt.
References. AID. o2oo. ''' 0o' i'o
LIVING RM.: dinette, bedrm. and
kitchen nnIdp :. and :, large . screened rear
s%aIh sfa; APT sfsR' kLDa@s kL dieS bedrmss si iiv
able for 3, S12O. SOs 10th ut NV
TWO BEDRMs., liv. rm.. kit. and
,siI' pain nicely furn., SEQ q mo. incl.
$: SUI nv: Nv re 4 Ansi sss4. T. s1s kensnsdy @ss
1sss 81 SAl sAAsN1Ss As1s7 81 attsF 9 Pr ~.
ss',s apt, 3 s.n rms; i.naIn and bath: No phone
eans: sftsr see iandiady from 9-12 and
rHRS. jim APT, ? rms, semlDvt. Ial bath.
sS4 sHEPHERD sT. M NV. p p1; Two
nice nicely furnished large rooms, pri-
1908 r. |. AVE. N.W.-NicelY ifurn.
ployed couple; basement front: no
eSe aesinklns' ,1tn s no children: -a5
msScHRsTEs RsH1Es a ArTs. r2Fsm'ifs HorErIse
bed-liv. rm. for 2. pvt. bath, pvt.
tel; elevator and switchboard serv-
Ice Call mgr. at DI. 1850 or ME.
DOWNTOWN, 1924 9TH st, NV
Large front room, kitchenette,
Frigidaire; utilities except linens; on
sos MASS. AVE. We. Nw-sed-livinx
room. kitchen and bath, S76
monthly; bedroom, living room.
Kitchen and bath, $s5 monthly;
modern appointments; convenient to
anopp1ng, trtnSpoftAtton,> etc, --22
Evening star., 1949-09-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwes,

HOUSES FOR sALE-korthwess
ALLISON, near North Capitol St.;
ys yasan xa9oev. maoe Tsh. ear1ntns In bswt bSyely
brick; good area; will consider ac-
ssnlahs fsrms iaG sRnTEs%za daHR aRf REAtTYy. teTrSy
AM2RiGas M; Ssss SNr9ERsifS SF 4E Tf94 pkETb,s
peep D seeking @ in ol vain. 'A one SSa bloss JOCK
from st. .Anne's Parish at Wisconsin
ave. and Yuma st. NV. Just OF
Nebraska ave. surrounded BY pre-
tentious properties; less than yrs.
old., detached brick. lovely large
level lot, 3 real bedrooms, 2 COM
en-. rear screened porch. recreation
rm.. insulated attic. attached ga
rage. slate roof. First time offered.
The price demands immediate tn-
spection. Truly the buy Of the
year. You will say this is it..
Msnson ssGsa y EN- .'Ps!atmsnt Psas MAsK sslz M
ResltoT' MaR1E 81. 81. ssas. aast 18th st. n'v''
BETHESDA Iocust Hill Estate) -
This custom-built home offers sub
urban living with city conveniences
First door has living room with nre-
pIdCct ullliLB IUOulJ eAlEh IdEBc
kitchen, library and powder room.
There are 3 bedrooms and 2 baths
on the second floor; gas &C. heat:
garage; large lot, 90x150. This home
is beautifully decorated and is in
perfect condition. r. A. TWEED
Co, 5504 Conn. ave. EN-. 1890 It'll
18th and Van Buren,
SITS. NV, new det. brick, S19.95n: 3
bedrms. y baths. powder rm. deep
lots; under construction. ENTER
PRISE REALTY co. Elk. 340O;
cHEvY fs;i aa CHASE. n;E D. c.-vacant; low
down payment of $4,000 will han
die this. fine det.- 4-bedrm., 2-bath
home. close to Lafayette School and
In beautiful cond.: 1st d., recep.
hall, lge. liv.. rm. with firepl, din.
rm.. new mod. equipped kit. and L.
brary; stairs to full attic: all bed
rms. take twin beds; maids rm. and
bath LIST A.; completely air con-
ditioned: det. garage; price reduced
to S20,500. Call W. 3. WRIGHT.
EN-. 5000.
Evening star., 1949-09-20
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

hDD. MACh., typewriter. calc., cash
res Of equip. any kind: top price
ANT1oUEsSsr,c-s-oHr;aee, H; e'esi en,ns. nah0ay 81:
DORA RRuesAW PsR }fsftvs' MIEEs4oSNE HE AeS amt
1885 g ST. NV. STERLING 7496
ANTIQUES - Furniture. brtc-a-brse
Saina;;n.gs Sniina; glaspswars, pIss, rugs silverwars
SslI MURRAY tstarbeckeri IA
BEDROOM, dining room. contents O,
home: cash. We do moving. storage
Ia 1887; after z pm. GE. I416
BIKE wanted; girls. "a in. HI. 1858
BOOKS, large ana small collections
bought and removed at our expense
DISTRICT BOOK STORE, ri 9th
st; nv. ME. 1906.
BOOKS, large ana small collections
DISTRICT BOOK STORE. ri 5p'i stt
CAMERA .WANTsD. Wi FEB highest quality
MR: WEISS. from 90. RE. 2436.
ciss6ins srRMsss Rssfsi tsr mfn nf
coRNsHELLER. preferably for r power
drive drive AIS Also Usnt double tractor
oMoses Cash fS.a ps 01e HsssT 'iss.rz gzusT az
NC: e14 18th st. nv
diamond Watches. discarded a ,.Neirs sseIn;
bought. No purchase too small. too
aIse prIses esa essa Wmsdia1ely NrW HnhE ysEy hgh
CO. 71e 7tb st NV
FRENCH LINGUAPHONE wanted, will
exchange German Linguaphone in
good condition. Box 2so-c. Star.
rT1pNyrv,ur
ssis:: siss:.''s SgSs IS 'ssii ssa ssS s'hsi' IS
FURNITURE wanted At once. good
furniture Of all kinds; entire home
or a osd @ 0fssf HaEs0 0sS Snoe. cash essse assS
FURNITURE, good used household
goods: all or part. China. cut glass;
top prices. MRS. GAY, RE. 1904.
FuRNITURE-Any bedrm,. din. rm.,
FURNITURE-Good used household
top prices. MRs. @ GA9' GaiRa' re- sE' eisSs ssS1
FsRNqeaw sRts Fl sd ysse, buy zss sns1ss 81
ware. china, bric-a.brac. Buying
and selling for over so years. HOP
M0SODs. sth and K sts. NV. NE
FURNITURE wANrED-will pay
ton. and. assume lease in 3 or 4
rm. apt. in good NV. location close
z, 70 sehoel; prefer large apt. bldg.
GOLD-Brins your old gold. plati-
mum. nun teeth, disearded jswelry. We
NEWSPAPERS WANTED Highest
prices paid. II you cannot deliver
your accumulations. please phone
eGSol, aYh aMYhhsIH1NoToN I J, ! 3 5fd r sos57 4 BAG
prices paid. II you cannot deliver
your aeeumulations. Please phone
US ACE JUNK co. 2320 Georgia
of,n aye. ~ fxsHtnSrS4 AU S4S7 n,.,,,,. ,u.r.
sslaaes slss .uFal'q5s sse In foe ffslsoSSsVaFe china
PHONOGRAPH RECoRDs-Highest
prices paid for shellac classical
albums. Will also make liberal
allowance for same on sale of new
sAEEs Sas otS TfsGTds st. cgTEATE IT ss4
PIANos--arands. consoles, spirets
CT GU SMALL anaa uprishts. Will pay cash.
fhAS0|Any 1hS62,.5i ,n. model. ,a.. condition not M
priced for cash. CH. 35l2. 30
PIANOS-Colonial Piano Co. pays
highest cash prices for spinets, apt,
uprlghts. grands. Ma 4S7O.
RADIATORS, furnaces. sinks and
WAGE CO, 1852 1st st. ne. @a5
STOVES. FURNITURE. ranges, nee
boxes and heaters ACNE STOVE
CO.. l011 9TH St DIV MA. 1852
AM INTERESTED IN buying silver.
ware. any condition: china, bfic.a.
DORA KRuPsAW M1IEsroHE. isss iss5
9 st. NV. ST 7496
WILL PAY UP to 500 for good
winter heating and air-condition-
Ing system. KLOMP AIR SYSTEMS,
TRADE LOT in Natl. Mem. Park
Gem. Falls Church, Va. for piano
or auto. Will pay or take differ-
ence. OW. 9O32. 2Os
Evening star., 1949-09-20
eoAIS

TROLLING for rock. trout, blues.
Bloody Point, Gooses. Herring Bay.
For reservations call CAPT. AN
THONY KING, WA. 4192.
22-H.P. JOHNSON outboard, like
new, with racing and power pro-
pellors; $3.50. v. STANLEY. Fairfax
31S-R 30
SAIL BOAT. Comet. excellent condi-
ton: $500. TIE. 9167. -2l
1s-FT. OLDTOWN CANOE, good con-
dition; 500. Call Sligo 5065, 921
Sligo parkway. Takoma Park, Nd.
13-FOOT FEATHERCRAFT aluminium
speedboat, 10 h.p. Mercury super
motor: steering gear and auxiliary
throttle installed: no maintenance
used less than 10 hours. Cost 500
plus; cash. $3.50. Call 7 to 8 pm.
ssnFT. gift R: (. D. ns4t. CABIN CRUISER, S9 Int.
6-cyl. Chris Craft conversion; NOT
in running order; needs work. Best
offer under $500. Call Brandywine
1865 after z, evenings. 2fs
36-FT. C. B. AUXILIARY SLOOP;
stove, toilet. Sleeps up to 6. Compl.
equip. incl. dinghy, good sails;
$1,000. Daytime. telephone sH.
Evening star., 1949-09-20
ROOMS FURh. s.E.-s.W. Cont. }

GRATED: pvt. home; gentlemen only
TW. 1850 -24
ANACOSTIA-Lge. front dbl, nicely
furn.; conv. transp.; $40 mo. FIR.
O433 after 6 pm 81
1927 S. CAROLINA AVE. S.E.-Lge
light housekeeping rm., twin Holly
wood beds, hot plate: ref; no linens;
CLEAN, NICELY FURN. dble. rm.;
good neighborhood pvt home semi
pvt. bath; conv. tranSp, $40 wk
VI. 4744, after 8 pm 30
COLORED-LARGE FRT. furn. rm.,
or employed men. 139 D st. sc.
AT S5SS 30
Evening star., 1949-09-20
RMS. FURk.-Mp. 6 VA.

TAKOMA PARK, MD.-Pleasant rm
In nice pvt. home; near bus. Cal
JU. 7-89l1. pa
ARLINGToN-Nice front, warm room
ne next od t. bath. suitable for 1 or. 2
RESIDENTIAL SECTION. room with
pvt; bath; "a blk. from all Wash.
and Alex. buses; couple or gentle
man. TIE. 642S
SINGLE ROOM in private home, close
to bus; 10 min. to Wash. oV. 07os.
ARL.-Attractive lge. rm. in refined
home; - closets. semipvt. bath and
ent;; cony, loc.; gar. CHI. 428I.
TnkoMA PARK-LiI rm., bedrm
pvt. bath. pvtN entrance; new home;
2 empl. people, $50. 81. 3796. -2i
ARLINGTON = Twin bedrm.. pvt
bath, use of den; empl couple.
Attractive ROOM, pvt. home. m]o for
girls; S22.5O each per mo- privil.,
ARLiNGToNEDbl: rm. for W two empI
girls. 2 blocks to bus. S45. OW
4O2S. Call after $50 -20