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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-08-18
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Morning Worship 1900 a. m.
Young Peoples Service 700 p
m
Evening Worship 800 p. m.
WEDNESDAY SERVICES:
Prayer and Devotion 800 p. m.
FRIDAY SERVICES:
Rexford Worship Service 800
p. m.
Public is cordially invited to all
services.
W. E. POMEROY, Asst. Pastor
Clean Drains
A kettle Of boiling water poured
down the drain after washing dishes
will help to keep the drain cleaa.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-08-18

In an article in last weeks West.
ern News, we called attention to &
new business for this city" Ir
this article, the names Virgil Mey.
ers and Karel Doubek were men
toned, and their homes given as
Troy" Karel Doubek, as his friends
in Libby well know, is a Libby
man; Virgil Meyers is a former Kali
ispell resident. At present KareI
Doubek and Virgil Meyers are work
ing with Coburn Electronics' owner
Oliver C. Coburn, with headquar-
tiers in Libby, and a branch office
in Troy. Elsewhere in this weeks
issue of the Western News, Coburn
Electronics announces its new Lib
by location, and the date of open
ing. Coburn Electronics is a radio
repair shop, with three qualified
technicians on its staff: Oliver c.
Coburn, Karel Doubek, and Virgil
Meyers.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-08-18
STATE BANKS HOLD
RECORD IN ASSETS

U.D. Montana's Y State Bank,
held a record $275, $1,000 in asset,
on June 80, State Examiner w. A
Brown says.
He says the amount was $40,
SAT 1863 more than a year ago. Las
years figure was 1854, 939 ,234. CAST
and amounts due from other banks
accounted for the largest increase
with S7,263,317 listed as the net gain
or a total of $67 ,042,657.
At the same time, an increase in
loans and discounts from $50, 600 $50
IN SCI, 438,32l was reported by Mr.
Brown. Increases also were noted
in overdrafts, bonds and warrants.
banking buildings, furniture and
fixtures and other assets.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-08-18

MARYLAND LUTHERAN SERVICE
No services will be conducted
during August.
ARTHUR o. WERFELMANN
Pastor
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-08-18
Egg-Eating Hens

Egg-eating may get started in a
flock as a result of poor feeding
and management practices. Thin
shell eggs that get broken easily
usually start an outbreak of egg
eating in flock. AT the first signs
OF this vice, check to see that the
birds are having access to plenty
OF clean oyster shell or limestone
grit, and direct sunshine or an ade-
quate supply of cod liver oil or
other sources of vitamin D. In
order to make thick, strong egg
shells bird must have plenty of
lime in the form of ground lime
stone in the mash, or in the form
of oyster shell or limestone grit
from hoppers, combined with vita
min D. A shortage of either lime
or vitamin D will result in the pro-
duction of thin shell eggs.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-08-18
RIG GAME HUNTERS MAPS
BEING MAILED OUT

Complete information on the l94g
Big Game Season is now being
mailed to license dealers. The same
as last year, the information is
shown on a large map with details
pertaining to each county found on
the back of the map. Hunters
desiring information should consult
with their local license dealer.
Applications for special antelope
permits are now being received by
the Fish and Game Department Of
flee and will be until the 10th of
August. The antelope drawing for
over 5000 permits will take place
in Helena on August "a.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-08-18
Air Bubbles in Paint

Shaking of paint, varnish and lac
quer products, especially varnishes
and enamels, is likely to result in
minute air bubbles which may cause
pin prick blisters on the finished
job. Such products should be stirred
carefully and thoroughly before use
and then boxed" by pouring two
or three times from one container
to another Finally, straining the
finish through an old silk stocking
or fine cloth will remove any specks
or Jumps which may have been
missed in the stirring, if the user de-
sires maximum assurance of a per-
feet finish. This procedure is espe-
cially advised when a finish has
been opened previously and left
standing, with possible development
of a skin.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-08-18

Reclamation work in Palestine
has turned thousands of acres into
tillable land. Jewish settlers have
adopted scientific farming methods.
Milk production techniques are from
the United States. and the settlers
imported cattle give four times the
milk of the local Arab cows.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-08-18
THE CHURCHES

/ ST. LUKE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
The Rev. Arnold F. MOuIton
Morning Prayer & Service, Aug
ust IA, HOO a. m.
PICNIC: Rawlings Ranch, Church
members, families and guests, Sat
urday, Aug. Is, $50 p. m.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-08-18
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
James Davidson, Pastor

SUNDAY:
Sunday School GAS a m.
Worship Service 1l:0O a. m.
MONDAY:
Westminster Fellowship will meet
in the Fire Place Room at Z p. m.
On Sunday afternoon the pastor
will journey to Glacier Park Hotel
where he will conduct church ser
vices for the benefit of the manage
ment, employees and guests. This
will be the second occasion that he
has rendered this service this sea-
son.
Begin a good week in good
way-go to church.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-08-18
II. JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH

81. JUN LUTHERAN On q EkOI
missouri Synod
(Church Calendar August 1924
FRIDAY:
800 p. m. Adult Discussion
Group
SUNDAY:
Gas A M. Childrens Service
and Sunday School
1000 a. m. Adult Bible Glass
HOO a. m. Divine Worship
Service
WEDNESDAY,:
800 p. m. Choir Rehearsal.
ARTHUR o. WERFELMANN.
Pastor.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-08-18

Crowded Switzerland
More than four million Swiss
crowd country only one-tenth the
size Of California.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-08-18

CHURCH OF GOD
SUNDAY SERVICES:
Sunday School 1000 a. m.
Morning Devotions 100 a. m.
Young Peoples Service ZOO p. m.
Evening Services 800 p. m.
Special services each evening.
beginning tonight. The Rev II. A.
Schlatter will bring the message
each evening.
Evening star., 1949-10-10
HOUSES FURNISHED

COMPLETELY FURN., ia story
rms" rms, :" . ~ baths. i'm. bsmt.. immed
poss Long lease. LLOYD r. TURNER
c6uSfRY 5saltHE NE IsrAffE: lefz a5 min. to S Fen.
tagon; 4 bedrms., Ala baths. elassed-
hs. In fe sun ardnss p05s ears,aker feps snd
fireWood; $3.50 mo. or 81 500 fol
3 mos. Nov. / to April |: Shown
by appt DE. 5424 or FA. 65o4
8 RMS, AND BATH, gas heat, built
in gar, porch; plenty ground near
Sill. Sprg.; avail. at once. SH. 492i.
18th AND LoNGFELLow N.W.--s
rms. :. baths. brick. gas heat. gar
mo. mo Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN &
CO.. Realtors, l415 K st. NV. NE.
54O0. Eyes. -GE. O619: i
AREA bdrms.. water
front cottage. oil heat; 22 mi from
D. c.. reasonable. Ex. $500, ext.
HYATrsvfIEE. ;r sEHIELf: MD, eosa Baltimore
steam oil heat, firepl., ige. screened
porch; lge. grounds. dble; gar, !;
mo. 4: H. sEIDENsPINNER, Real
ARL1SsHoS' iR1. VI ny :eonv: located: sns.
fully furn. SI75s oW. 3434. -l2
attic, cellar; 5000. MA. 1880. -13
CHEVY CHASE-Charming home.
rms, 2 b., beaut. clubrm., 2 pianos,
gas ht.. gar; Nov. June; $3.50 mo.
Mrs. Clyde c. Dunnington, WI. 1885.
Evening star., 1949-10-10
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

BOXER, male, ased mos, Axe
reg. prize winner: trained and i'm
munized; likes children. Military
family being Transferred. S125. CH.
For SALE Dog cages, shippins
BEAUTr,r BLACK cocker puppies
thSreH aDa :! -. : .asa 3st registered. il 81
finest h42 stock avail. regis
BOSTON s5sfSo NY /, Skien ;ta2: fane,ers. -le Por
quality .ahC style, breed that good
Ws SiTs Ct aaoa "a outstanding puppies.
cooN .!sS.I HoUNp> G.I! e'seb and tan, reg
PERSIAN KITTE,> males and fe-
males. white, ssa,s, -"
Bunker Hill rd.. Mt "A
POODLEs-std. Axe reg, i H.Uns.
car and house broken; top quality.
Vienna 177-J-2 is
sIAMEsE. female, purebred son,
daughters; Z wks. old; family OF
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, regis
REStsn 1F1ssa; as asss trash; at $40 and aio SIS
HOLLYWOOD KENNELs-Boardin
bathing, rooming; cocker spaniel
puppies and stud serv. TO. 5139.
DACHSHUND PUPS, 7-wks, tan,
registered, finest strain; males SIS;
females $50. FA. 3l35. 16'
DACHsHUND, male, black and brown
5 months old, no papers. So Ca.
AK. 1899. IA
COCKERs. 8 weeks, 2 mas. fe-
male, beautifully home raisrd. S2Q
and Sl5 Axe reg WI -,"H5 lie
sHETIASiD fS DtSi A SHEEP Doc. ''pi puppies
beautifully marked, eH el disposi-
tion;. fine pets for children: Axe
registered. SH. S453
CANARIES. males; beaut. singers
Hens-selling out. 81 Glrard st. ne
Evening star., 1949-10-10
ROOMS WITH BOARD

14II KENNEDY ST. N.W.-Nicely
furn, single room for young man;
semiprivate bath, private home;
1928 16th ST. N.w.-Nicely fur
nished rooms for young ladies and
young merf; running water, switch
board. excellent board; beautiful
1877 soe R ST, Nw.-Loyely dble. rm.
with pvt. bath: also dble. rm. with
semipvt. bath; newly renovated; with
1es neS msnassTen Isth sT *cel t9oa td
share; si., early breakfast: good cook
1sgs s@S 'ftsi's'sh fsth 81. Nv w.1Rooms Ro; with
and without bath; excellent meals;
walking distance. 10'
1855 N ST. N.W.--Delightful board
ing home for refined young women
Food and location excellent. Ii
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly peo-
pie: nice home. Hillside S269. --l2
1894 Goth ST. N.W.-Spacious dou-
bic rooms; excellent meals and
trsnsp.; pleasant atmosphere; SUM-
day dinner. DE. 1924 or DE. 9602.
WENDELL TERRACE-Pleasant rms.
for young people: excel. meals and
t-ansp.; maid service: $47.50 mo.
le27 Belmont I'd. NV. MI. 9435.
liOl 18th N.W.-Comfortable home.
ideally located, business people. stu-
dents; excel food and serv.. switch
HAVE e VACANT RMS. for 2 elderly
ladies, in pvt. home: nice location;
nurse: avail. Oct. is. 1905 Kansas
ave NV GE 0121 10
Evening star., 1949-10-10
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

TELIvIsI0N sALE-sll,Ee $500. 2
PIo PIE. & Il TEtEv1s5HoN' ssy so4 Ellsworth E,%
rfnEvrsIoN ffiEs ~ sps: SER Me; tan leather Mo-
S8 sHs0's s19S. RGf'ass sste 4s4 f'o or T1 S4is
TELEvIsIoN SETS up to 4s% Oh;
2-year service on all models. Last
ssari samples n1HsS and demonstr.tors. Ere.
home demonstration. Easy. terms.
FtiANsE 5S5S 5cSS5S lsil Nichols ave.
TRAILER AXLE. wheels. frames. etc.
KENILwoRrH KENf yeqs 0sHt AUro 0 WREckERs,
1901 Kenuworth ave. me- vi. 4ii1'
TRuMPETs-Rent a new instrument
with option to buy. JoRDAhS'
rFRwf4RR sRFPss asR .na soas g St., soEtss, sss
THpE"R'rsK' ti1n: :! = RE- "', ll7ss'' 3 e0Na'
TYPE"kIrELs. n"v ard reo"''t'
AM1R, x, fs?s,; a. YrE%Er i.. 1y' e..
S:30-6. cl.s,d Sat Ii. .3-00S2
WASHER. Cen. Elec.. wringer, 1a4a
model, used 6 mos; and in perfect
cond: $50: co; 1887, 10
WASHER Whrldry VIII dry nsw and stan stand sd a
You save $3.50, Cali AID. 66O7
between and $50 pm.
WASHER, Bendix de. luxe, excellent
condition; $125. Call 81. O0S3.
WASHING MACHINES. 40as disc. on
all door models: last years models
sh'hsd Iii aoVAt E5iE term: 2pp11SssR Sss2 e:
wssHrSG 9ssr Sish0ls MAcH1NE. sya s Thor r. Auto
magic. new. but slightly dented:
s229 model. s14e.50, STAR RA-
DIO CO. 4na 11th st. nv.
WATER HEATERS nsT' Goyt; 6cRis s9s-
Psas' me, so5e 81 TVS 4 St NV. NO. 1903
WATER HEATERs. new, used, lead
STER. 627 F St; NV. ST. 6100
WATER HEATER, gas, 30-,galion,
auto; 2. roIlayay be bed; 5asT f1rspl' S set;
sTMMoEs INN pAvGSo wa eees os table and
oil burner, for quick sale. cheap
YeT sEy'e cAA 2siosE SAVE up to $500 on
several floor sample spinet and con;
sole pianos. including Hartman and
the famous Minipiano; fuh 6,year
guarantee: also ,sues student,si1e ,sln. oiangs
BAR. INC. 1900 G st. NV. MA,
FOREIGN 91 GOVT. purchasing agents
new 220 volts dc. to l5 volts
a.c-15 KvA special built. con,
Yer ysr'PT FILM W cEN4fR Es s9r fssra Tx fesf c1
BY PRIVATE oWMER--9rien'al rug
Evening star., 1949-10-10
FARM AND GARoEN

FLAGsTONE WALKS, terraces, nre'
places, rock. gardens. fishponds. re.
tanning walls. pipe. drainage, al
kinds Of cement work. F. MARCUC.
CIO, Route 5. Horners lane. Rock.
vile, Md. Phone Rockville 1858.
IMPORTED CROCUS, hyacinths and
tulip bulbs. African yiolets and
panSies; complete landscaping serv-
Ice. Free estimates; Live chickens
AND FARM MARKET. 60l2 Ager
rd., Hyattsville. Md. Open z days
III EIekns HEALTH, must sell. s5 White
Leghorn. hens, high laying record.
Your price is my price. Everbearing
raspberry and strawberry. plants,
very choice. Free II you dig them
yourself. 10. ,5-1177 Sunday
ROTARY TILLAGE-Lawn and far
den plots rotary titled for fall seed
ing. SuTTLAND TRACTOR CO..
LzRpseapf azYli'seeap Ms MssEnHicE. 4oas soadne grad
topsoil dsliysred. Ask operator for
BnaUTnFuL nsd5GH 1I o@ STRAWBERRY plants,
dug while you wait, all best varie-
ties. including everbearing; all kinds
and pansies. Plant = now. JOHN
BURDoFT, Colesyille. Md. Call Ash
ton fMd) 3S46. Ia
TOPSOIL. very good, rich, for lawns
and greenhouses; very reasonable.
Can HI. 1883. Iii =
TOP SOIL. best quality: very rich
loan: reasonable al. S31l 10
Evening star., 1949-10-10
MOVING. PACKING g. STORAGE

MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.
24-hr service. furniture; trunks ano
baggage. AT. 2759 or FIR. O3S6.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country; safe storage ir
separate rooms, expert packing
Phone No. 0lO4 UNION STORAGE
CO. INC. est. 1906.
FOR THAT QUICK MOVE. light ano
heavy hauling HO. 1850. Ia
BAYNE g. SCATES. local or long dis
tsnce moving, storage. expert pack
ing. Agents for Clipper Van Lines
ST. o717 Ewes, AP. 2297. Free
estimates.
service. Household moving, small
lots furn. or trunks. HO. O290.
EDELMAN MOVING 4 sToRAGE-
Will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving storage;
reas. IA. 1887; ewes, GE. 1916.
1O~
Evening star., 1949-10-10

GEORGETOWN responsible col-
ese s1ads 9Th excel bo1usekeepins 1st asS15s
Max. Sis mo. BOX s5-z. Star.
ONE BEDROOM OR 81 STUDIO @ klI kAfI.,
.1' j-yes5,olas !; a. soss ssiid (homs q: geek
BAsnf, aurii OK. H. perm. aDss' prof. Govt. de-
sires small mod. apt: NV apt bids.
uNFURN: DUrLEx i,.9 or apt. apt re rsasonl- son
ss ssas; ssss reliaOie; vet ana Wife: 10! .A.
coTPLE SSP want furn. or unfurn apt.
2 rms. kit. bath, reas. Utilities
incl. Prefer Petworth. GE. Ss4l
STATE r.. snG DnrT. snd oFricHAL II IA and family
returning from China. .furn; apt. for
approx; 5 weeks; xssss; prefer NV. ,S Sec
YoTNe s,GP e rEEMPiIoYlEp i1Sl COUPLE, bss.
references. desires spacious @ stndio
only. with bath and complete kitch-
enette; 500 maximum. Columbia
1 BEDRM. APT. unfurn. for 2 wom-
en-. compl priyiis.' ,,s,,se;.s NV; sec5iSgn' psga
Was'mam Vers Urgent. s'G pua hr'7; 1924. 10
2 OR 3 RMS. furn. apt, Alex, or vie.
Couple expecting baby around Janu-
ary, not to exceed $40 per mo. 81
sGEpENT a2sS S|rins VETERAN efT and working. work.
wife desire Q or 3 rm; apt. turn.,
unfurn.. nv: Non-drinkers. Non Refs.
STATE DEPT. EMPL0YE. wife de-
sire modesn iSTn e1ssrps slso phons apa
J 1EssTp' Si 81 osHlsfspaa' Sa' b4s5. " '''' 10:
LANDLORDS-No charge for refer
rent to Capital Transit emp,oyes
ho ssa sss fsmS seeRSass sso iS't to
ADSyERTIsiNG EXECUTIVE. unfurn.:
/ or tadrm.: NV. or Alex; modern
or old: replace hoped for; no chill
dren OF pets; up to S100' excel. excel
afra and SUNDAY nd tsoG; Or 81. 4 74oo weekdays.
EFFICIr>'Z T.; furn.. utiI: good
nv. 81, IL ~ sharing; prefer apt
kas o ,, ,s ,1iF9s RoS sssE, sssi1s stsr; .b.drm 1
- ' ;, G.; max, $50. BOX s75-E,
. on ; ROOM. pufurnisned apt, pvt.
bath. Z; Arlington a Hall ST. ST.; maE; nah
psfA. sfAsGnE oF sfArE Hpi 'eGSt;lIAL oFtlcIAL desires
two bedroom apartment, unfur-
nished. in good Il W. section. RE.
HAVE 4 LITTLE sCoTTY that goes
round about with me ard our great
see. we'd like somethint. in a
bsmt or apt. house that's nice with
. pvt. bath and entrance at q very
moderate price. HU. 4352 or RE.
Rave To MOVE by Nov, Need un-
furnished Ell. or l bedroom apt. Va.
or NV. apt. bldg. ME. 3477,, Ext.
8 X ROOM ff FuRN. IN APT. desired BY
employed sp6 spl s; sst rs and ass1 sife' y. \.
rIJRNiSHED APT. desired by student
and wife in NV. section. Max, s55.
RRfTtsH RGH aq4oFFFIcEssRs oFFIcER AND WIFE would
like / or 2 bedrm. apt, furn., for
winter. Nov. to April; Conn. ave.
EMPL. COUPLE. unfurnished apt,
centrally located to downtown, Col.
I'd. Calvert st. or Conn. ave. area.
Best refs. WO. 1865. liz
Evening star., 1949-10-10
ApTs. UNEURNIsHED Cont


TAKOMA PARk-5-rm. apt. in new
bldg. liv. rm., ,dinette. kit, bedrm.;
tile bath, Venetian blinds. beautiful
floors. storage space; all utilities in
cluded $3.50 per mo- P. D. FORD
g. SON. Days, 81. 1850 Ewes. and
sun: sH: 6456 or SH; 5l0l; II.
rm., kit, tile bath: vic. Beltsvil!e
Dept. Agri., Nd. u; adults; Route /.
TARoMA PARK. MD.-New. Lily. rm..
bedrm.. kit. bath. Apt; Bldg adults
only. $500. Util. incl; Near stores,
bus. SH. 3739 after 5. -l3
!! -BEDRM. APT.-In newly redeco-
rated 2-family home, in NV, $50
on lease. TU. 1898, ] to only.
COLLEGE PARK. 4-room, partly
furnished cottage. Gas, ELECTRIC
stove heat; large yard: good neigh
borhood. S45 a mo. WA: 1891.
2-RM. APT. Will be available october
II Instant hot water. $40 per mo.
FIR 1882 after 3 pm IL
Evening star., 1949-10-10
RMS. eUkN.-MD. 3 VA.

cAsiNY nicely oS. ,SI1,,hsa A. sS!' DFHsss
the Univ. Nd. and o. g. Plsnt
SINGLE ifSSaais!s 81 Ssa''SHRo 'SRouBIs. innersprinr
bath. FA. 4721. b11 Brook dr.,
wrEIE.fHsNisHEp rhIs G6SsSiasE ROOM in nearby
Virginia; min. to Pentason. Call
MOTH 81; n7stR sAtRfTNaToN-s fYsRsaSsis rooms. on.
with dble. bed. Gent: or couple.
Unlim. phone. conv. transp. o CIV
NICE, lse., front rm.: cow, to Pen
tason and Navy, l blk. to bus; S3o'
rUkNisHED h sSiEi ROOM, private home; on
busline, near Ft. Myer; gentleman
21O7 N. bRANDYW1NE ST., Arl.. Va.
Att. single. room: conv. transp !:
for refined. tidy lady. ia. S.lSS2.
ROOM IN HOME of young couple for
s1ipIf1'sso sqipIf sow' l.dyb 5yboss sonv' tssn'D; D2;1s w
TAX. PIX, 2 block wash. sanitarium,
2 dbl, rms. Il with maple furn.,
twin twin bedssii osheI sse, iss' with mah0s'
TWIN bEDRM.. with pvt. bath and
entrance; near bus. NE. 3-6423.
ARL., gentleman to share rm.; twin
beds; conv. to Pentason snd Navy
Evening star., 1949-10-10
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUES-Bric-a- -brac. china. stl-
Ea5Ra'T; DoRA KRUpsAW s5a SAW MSf1ILEsToNE. 1885
G st. NV. Sterling 7496.
ANTIQUES - Furniture, bric-a-brac'
china, glassware. rugs. silverware'
gs MuRRz2 Rsae'' sssR sEsS: IA
AiGTfoGRApH letters, stamp eollee-
HoBsY iieaS sSaR5 SHOP. 4Gs HG i7th st. nj. is7s
BEDROOM, dining room. contents OF
home; cash. We do moving. storage.
IA. 1887; after n, GE liio.
BEDROOM, DIN. SUITS. II fu--
niture, Frigidaires. caraet rugs
any household will buy. DU- u,.3
BooKs-As we just started We nee q
many books. Small and large col
sxPsass ss s.nai ALsioN 10 Sook &. sHSS Ss5s.
BOOKS, large and small collections.
bought and removed at our expense.
DISTRICT BOOK STORE, III 9Th
st. NV. NE. 5995.
CAMERA WANTED, highest quality;
Mr.. WEISS. from 90: RE. 24a6
mems used clothing, ,ypevrsteEs,
instr. guns. etc
AT. 39it WILL CALL
cLoTHINGMH'sne,, p, prizes t;.s tsr ms9.s sa5
7th st: NV AD 3:2', Will call;
DHMoNPs iIs 9ssn seld o.d oq FRNssI ssFz nutx sqd
FLUTE WANTED, good condition,
rGENiTGRE-Your ST; i1Sti entire household
prices. s. E. FuRN. ExcH.' 30
riTRSiTuEE-Ssarns. itR Il. nSss ain.st., ches.
FURNITURE-dood used household
goods; all or part; China cut glass
FURNITURE-win b., ere con-
tents or odd pieces. A SC old glass
and selling for over 50 years. HOP.
WOODS. sth an x sts. NV. NE.
FURNiTURE wsn.c' at once. .sood
call Mr.. JAMES. plone Ma. 2920.
GOLD-BrinR your old gold, plati-
mum. teeth, discard 'ewelry. We
pay cash "A. KAHN INC. 81 years
at 935 F st. NV.
PfANOS-Grands. consoles. spine.s
or small uprights. Will pay cash
STOVES. FURNITURE. ranges. Ice
boxes and heaters. ACME STOVE
TfPIWRITER.A either I'll " standard da ds05: or
DportshIe, dJe. by private party. Call
Will PAY UP to 500 cash for win.
ter heating and air conditioning sys.
tenn. KLOMP-AIR SYSTEM. VI $500
WE PAY TOP PRICES for old gold
silver jewelry. diamonds. firearms
Mgeage. Photographic equipment
musical instruments, engineering
instruments. Will call. MAX ZWEIC
SONS. 937 D ST. NV. ME. 9113.
AM INTERESTED in buying silver.
ware. any condition; china. brtc-a-
brac, old je~elry, household effects
DORA KRUPSAW MILESTONE, 1896
@ st. NV, ST. 1895.
WANTED TO BUY used pianos. pre-
fer small ones or grands, will con.
slider anything in good shape. Cal
MD RAI,nI MA nd1A 90
Evening star., 1949-10-10
THE EVENING STAR
WASHINGTON, b. c. MONDAY, October 10, l949

HoUsES-sALE-k.w. tcentJ
WALTER REED HOSP. AREA a
smart looking. semi-attached brick
home. 8 rooms and bath. full bsmt;
with nv; heat. o2ys woven vii wiTetenesd .tprss5
Ley, Realtor, 81. Gill Till s pm.
10Th AND l. SITS. N.W.-semidett.
brick, End commercial; priced right.
Cal TH; $500 tin 8. s1GLER d
ESTATE MUST SELL, 1879 New
Hampshire ave. n.W,-Colonial-style
:}-story semidet. brick: contains 10
rms. kit. and 3 baths; full hsmt,;
oil h-wh.; good for rooming house
ELIOT MIDDLETON; Realtor. s94
NEAR 18th AND PARK RD.-e-room
row brick, oil h.-w.h,; blks; Sacred
Heart Church: owner occupied; ei-
cellent financing, SIGLER AND
TIsHLER, TU. $500. 10
cious row brick in beautiful condi...
apts,; 7 rms. , baths. double rear
porches q enclosed). full basement,
garage: Sl5.95o. FRANK s. PHIL PHIL
LIPS uaS p; 14I1 eyes cal GE Rr,c sGrp'
IL rooms. recreation room concrete
front porch. . baths. 2 kitchens;
don't miss it. Elk. 25O1, IA. o256.
13a
81 500 DOWN, bal, s75 monthly, near
New Hampshire and Eastern Ave.
Vacant; Vac, Modern :, 5-rm: I semicde,: ancser
ewes. TU. 1851. BLANKEN & PRESS,
INC ST 931B -12
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ROOMS WANTED

SETTLED. EMPL. WOMAN wants
warm. quiet room; bright. close IN:
IsssonebIsv go1 j7a szl-E; ISM ss.T. 1,9n l91
pvt. bath, or will share 2-bedroom
apt. 10th 1t. vicinity. BOX, 40g-E'
rfDERLY GENTLEMAN tnon-drink-
inr. non -smokingl destres small
rm.; reas. rent. Box 40S-E, Star.
GENTLEMAN desires room with pri-
vate tath and private entrance;
near a twntown. Box 407-3. star.
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ROOMS FuRk.-k.W. tcont.

1871 S.ysx., 3 AYE AV5:N:. NW abs Soef * tp ,58H
rm.; also sgle. DI. 6949. Ill
lady, 8 ise. windows, warm. nevis
RooMs ssSi s1Dt ON BUS rosaEk 81 s7sG, Gb,yroNs1
rates from 81: all eonvens; incl 4, !
fine hns'' DOCK Se0ee; eenven eo' to i4th st. RE-
ssos soso' l4sh e. 81: Yo'fa fa,w;-Niesly iurn;
l4th aad ds lsth ST st. g 55snsp; ssie sas 70 g
LARGE Ar I MAsTGR stS rHf BEDkM., PVT PVT: bath.
ssas sas hssa ssntsmsn xlnd0oi oE 5ss5S .fts! 3
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1888 Riggs. pl:-
water, semipvt. bath; S45 mo. Refs.
zee BUCHANAN ST. N.w.-sinsle
rm.; young lady; gentle home; conv
transp; laun. privil. IA. 573S.
1881 CLIFTON ST. N.w.-Lse. front
triple rn., 4 windows suitable 8
girls, couple with child. kit. laun-
dry privils. DE. 4951 after o.
GEORGETOWN AREA-studio furn
rm.. maid serv., some OF the prlvlls
oi i, an apt; $3.50. OR. 4es2 4o or
1sth Mt ST. 81. BusL1NE-comf. rm. fol-
or 2 refined ladies; no other
roon1ers TIA 23l7 10
Evening star., 1949-10-10
.ooMs Observation-Disclosures

ROOMS fURNishED--Ne.thee
les c ST. NE, near LibrsIy Of Con;
doubles. New furniture. Vet. students
EpMTsiLo4xe6 pTsi xei; COUPLE Fl 'egt; Or Z settled
Girls: clean, comfortable front rm.,
. lee. closets, semipvt. bath. kit.
privileges; near 3 transp. routes;
must be seen to be appreciated. M
,3sS ssSo' CLAIMING ST. N.E.-Det.
home, newly decor, twin-bed rm;
also single rm,; on carline. Can
4la4 ~ Sss2 81 ST. N.E.-Nevly furr.,
large, attractive rm:,. twin beds
dble. or sgle.; reasonable. NO. 6S1s
eos MD. AVE. NE. = oentler
Rooms near Congressional Lib; J
and Capitol. Desks, easy cha;:s;
daily maid service, phone; Call MISS
HOoPEs, AT. 1885. 8 to 8 week
ESxscsEiiprroNALLY Sssii ArTRAc.. clean
rm.: dble. bed, smipvt. bath; mod
apt bldg; close in; uni. phone.
1872 C ST. N.E.-Sgl. front rm.: SO
wk. Clean, maid service, comfort
sasIfNrwoop aIf!sN ivffiAa-1.rse vft room.
sssn.p nssa :hoIs1 phone fG5 1rlv ms No sess sss
WOODBRIDGE, 8. DAKOTA and r. I.
ave.-nicely furn. twin bedrm.: phi.
and ldry. privil.; $25 ea. NO. 3797.