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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-17

STEAMHEATED fvoums. weekly OF
Monthly Colonial Rooms, SO Il
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1949-05-17
FOR RENT

INBOARD Boats and sport tackle
for rent at the Sportsmans Boat.
Rental, at Small Boat Harbor.
Fresh herring available Saturdays
and Sundays. For reservations Phi.
Green 1893. "a ct
Evening star., 1949-06-30
Civil Service Official
Denies Home Rule Will
Cause Mass firines
ey Don s. Worren

There would be no mass firms
OF Government workers here De.
J cause Of enactment OF the pend.
ing District home rule bill. ever
/ IL Jobholders from the States vote
in proposed Washington elections
! Assurances to this effect were
voiced last night by an official oi
the Civil Service Commission.
Answering queries raised b,
Chairman Mcmillan of the HousS
District Committee home rule
opponent-the civil service or1!-
cial explained that the old ap-
portionment Law was used only
in the award OF jobs among can
didates from different States anc
the District.
1t never has been applied since
1888. when the apportionment Law
was adopted. to reductions III
STATS OF Government agencies
the official added.
DSpuSSu DS ncIduteF.
Senator Kefauver. Democrat, OF
Tennessee. author of the Senate
passed home rule bill. who was
on the witness stand when Chair
man Mcmillan brought up the
apportionment law question. i'm
mediately denied home rule would
mean job losses
But temporarily there vas still
some uncertainty, since Mr.. Nc
MILAN had brought out that the
District already Is considerably
beyond its Federal Job quota here
His suggestion was that this might
go up. if persons voting here
should lose their claim to domi-
cile in their home States. Ir
such cases their Federal jobs here
would be charged to the District
instead Of to their home States
Mr.. Mcmillan suggested. This, II
done. would increase the excess o1
jobholders over the District quota
These fears. observers thought,
were laid to rest by the commits
sion official.
The law, he explained, applied
to a little less than half of the
Government positions in Wash.
ington, since many types of posi-
tions are exempt. and since vet
Grams had overriding preference.
Distance Cuts Applicants.
Also. he explained, the obvious
reason why the District and q
number of the Eastern States are
above their quotes-baSed on rela
tive populations-is that residents
Of the more distant States do not
go to the expense of travel 10
come here to take paying
jobs; the kind that offer the most
numerous openings. So, may OF
these jobs finally 60 to applicants
from the District and nearby
States.
The fear of job loses was raised
by Mr.. Mcmillan at yesterday s
home rule hearing as he offered
new arguments against the plan
for an elected and reorganized
city government.
He was misunderstood by a re-
porter for The Star to say the
District was 1000 persons over its
quota in the apportionmente law
and that these might be dis
charged If the Civil Service Com
mission wanted to insist on the
appOrtionment rule.
What he actually said, he ex-
planned later. was that he had
Evening star., 1949-06-30

been advised the District vas .
900 per cent over its quota
About 4.eeeEt.
But the civil service Official
sald later even this Was far O.
the mark. He explained the Dis
trict has Federal 100 quota here
Of only 26l but actually Is charged
with lo.3ll positions.
II these figures art UP 10 date
he said. the District Is about 4 900
per cent over its quota.
Suffrage advocates, meanwhile
were cheered by the decision Of
the House Judicial Subcommittee.
in charge OF the home rule issue
TO haye q hearing July I for
spokesmen for organized Wash
ington groups. Citizens not repre-
senting organizations will not be
heard AT this session. officials 50 ID
but may be given a chance 10
testify later.
The District Central Suffrage
Evening star., 1949-06-30

a3e-. e. iAe conference, as1Gs..se4
EtYe sNa~t csfes< u sssr3 cz1 h4s
E!o-ps stAfzc osl t2&sr< :s42f t7k.
wilbur s Fzrsh. t0+Ese+ Tgrsss*e:2i
AIsG T.oa agss sler president. ssacASase
EDAke 8 FEao.r ea1SE2ssye sgrxS d A1se
that Mss SYRIA Altman SlsSs4lAc
discuss the home ruiz ksS44r II
behalf o: ogxxG.sed laesr III the
Metropolitan Area
!! iG1e SGacoeg:1atev A4kgss us
down. we- Lake that Up ~ TIE
.trGs Mg. CHAM h~E&A.a sA&
Evening star., 1949-06-30

Conference Las. night perfected
plans for us representation 81 tlze
hearing
Al last nights conference ueet-
ing a. TOO Jackson p!Acr y " i
Was stressed that llae !ar@r 4,ag
should not Dc prolonged Oh stAe
theory that prolgsciec aaestlorlflg
OF organlzatlonal representatives
mlghi Kill the houe- rule hau by
indireetlon-
Il Mas finally Gee lced last n1g n,
that Culver B Chamberlain. prs
Evening star., 1949-06-30
MAkh'S SARATOGA
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-10-15
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beute auf 10 iiberral9enoe @eiie oas
Samilienfleinoo auriiderbielt, elite i1
glei6 ins Heni iionat &leinbans, INN
na6 Dir sl1 fragen. Sort erfubr id
0einen lufentbaltsort. @enn es Sci.
ne 8elunobeit erforoert uno Ou germ
nod langer in Eirol bleiben mo6teit,
10 beri6te idnea, oonn fomme ib at
Dir. SIM anoeren 5aue boffe i6, 0i6
na6Itens bier tmarmen 5u fonnen.
= Sn Danger, iebniii6tiger grtpars
t1ng barrt elmer 9lnttport bon Sir
entsegen 0ein Did ein5is liebenoer
Gater."
@ribiittert ltano Srdulein Siller
ba, Sranen ROTTEN iiber ibre @an.
gen. Cine 5itternbe Sreuoe, tiefe Giib.
rung, ber5li6es Witleib NIT Dem So.
ter, 8ei6dmung, angit, 3peifel
miiblten ibr Snnerltes auf. 0urfte lie
NIT feder Stirn Dor oen 8ater tre-
ten, oem Ite bod 10 i6peren Sarm
berurla6t batte? 0urfte ite oie I'M
i6uloige ipielen u1b iein @obltpoI-
len, ieine @iite, Die @eIdenfe ieiner
2iebe obne 8eoenfen birnebmen?
Hein! Nein! Nein! Mber iein iebnen-
oes 8erlangen e,1ttaui6en, ieine fle-
bentli6e 8itte abi6lagen burfte tie
ebeniotpenig. unb mas tpuroe aus if.
rem 8erbaltnis NIT Dem 9oftor?
aonnte iie ibre 2iebe, ibr Ser5ens.
glitd, all Die neu eripa6ten Soffnuns
gen begraben? - 2ange 3eit Der.
modte iie i'm Sturm ser slufregun.
gen feinen flaren @eoonfen 5u faI-
len. Soate iie nibt 5u ibrer Sreun.
0in, oes Doftors S6peiter, ellen uno
lie INN Stat bitten? geein, iie bate
Dem 9oftor peripro6en, niemano mel.
ter ins 8ertrauen 5u 5ieben. 9a blieb
ni6ts anoeres iibrig als lelbit einen
MusDeg gu finoen. Iber tpie? Nab
bielem Sinnen uno l1eberlegen 5og
lie ibre S6reibmappe berpor uno be.
gann, einen 5Grtli6en 8rief an Den
8ater 5ll i6reiben. 3uerit erfldrte lie
linn, oaB er gar feline Qria6e babe,
tie Inn gereebuns 5u bitten. @enn
ettpas gu per5eiben pdre, iei IGngit
ales ber5ieben. sic iebne itd) aus
gan5em Ser5en, in feline grme gu
ellen. 2eioer udre bies aber ni6t TO-.
fort mogli6; oenn tie n1iiiie in oen
na6lten Sagen bie 9irectrice oes
Genltonates Gleinbans, Ser iie pielen
9anf unb bie allergroBten 3udltd-
ten i6uloe, auf elmer 8eiie 6urb Ole
S6mei5 begleiten. gs ieien I1nsit
ibon ale 8ereinbarungen getroffen
uno es uare mebr ols frdnfeno fir
Die quite Srau, penn Tie plobli6 i'm
lesten Wtoment ibrer 3ulage untreu
miiroe. Seoo6 Iobalo sic S6pei5er
&eiie gu @noe lei, perbe iie m0glibIt
raid in @iet eintreffen, uno iie freue
iid iest idon, Dem gater an ibre
tinblid 2iebe betpeiien 5u fonnen. -
0en 8rief gab tie nod am gIei6en
Ibenb 5ur Bolt uno tpuroe nun ets
mas rubtger; aber iblafen fonnte ite
in Der folgen0en Nadt nenig.
aud 3iai, oes 9oftors S6peiter,
bate elm Sdreiben erbaIten, nno
otpar bon ibrem 8rdutigam. gs mar
cine Inii6tsfarte bonn Starnberger
See i'm gel6loiienen 4lrbert. guf Dem
freien &aum Ser &arte itano in ser
fleinen 5appeligen S6rift oes 8ro-
feilors gei6rie6en:
~@oloener S6as! 3einer @eiIung,
feinen gefabrli6en S6roffen 5u Be-
iteigen, babe id untertanigIt eebordt.
9afiir babe id einen ausflug gu Sen
oberbaDeriiden Seen, fir Sic i6 Ell
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-10-15
(Sortiesung)

sic tupfte NIT Dem Singer in oas
@eibbrunnfriiglein uno belprengte
i'm nit benz setpeibten 8aIier. Damn
ariidte ite ,ibm elm ouftiees Heiiebu-
fett, bas iie aus ibren id0niten 8lu.
men 5uiammengeIteut batte, in Die
Sanb nno begleitete i'm aur Siire.
9rei Sage ipGter - es tpar Cont
tag = erbielt Srdulein Siller aus
nebmeno piele 8oit. 3uoberit lag ein
8rief bon Der 8oriteberin oes Ben-
itonates &leinbans. 0ie Oirectbice
idrieb, baB iie 1pegen unsiinItiger
3ugoerbinoung 'niht na6 2angges
ndun fommen Tonne, ionoern am
Donnerstag in Snnsbrud eintreffe,
no lie oas Sraulein ertparte. - @ott,
menn nur Ser Softor biz bortbin 5l,-
riidgefebrt lit! Sic griff na6
einem 5tpeiten 8riefe. rIn Sodmobl-
geboren gleonora bon Siller, 5u. 3.
in 2angsendun, Siiotirol", Iautete
Die Mbreiie. Mit einem Mtol begann
tie beftig 5u 5ittern - oos tparen Die
S6rift5iige ibres 8aters! SimmeL
mas mo6te oas S6reiben entbalten?
Cine 3eitIang orebte iie bas &u-
bert 5miiden ben Singern, Damn
i6nitt iie es raid auf lno Ias SOL
genoes:
yMein liebes, liebes &it1o! Seute
1nuB i6 Dir cine groBe Neuigfett nit
teilen unb Did 5ugleid) bon Ser5en
Inn 8eraeibung bitten. TIMER Sami.
lienfleinoo, ,0as Muge ser Mlpen', lit
plotlib tpteoer gum 8orlbein gefom.
men; Dor etli6en Stunben tpuroe es
mir bur6 cine Wittelsperion einge-
banoigt. Sd peiB nidt, uober es
fommt, aber 5 8 tpeiB i6 iest, oaB
gu gan5lid uni6uloig biit an oeiien
Seri9pinben. &annit 8u mir bas
llnrebt bergeben? Sd bite Did I'M
ftdnoig barum. gs lit mir fur6tbar
leio, oaB id 0ir 10 pebe getan babe,
rn6, CLAUDE mir, it) piinl9e ni6ts
iebnlider, als Dir bon tie @enugtu,
ltng 5u leiIten. &omme tpieber 5u
9einem sliidsarmen 8ater! Sa, i6
bin nidt 10 eliidlih, tpie 8u pieaet6t
meinit. Mn Seite 9einer Mutter ge.
mob ib bas bo6fe, ungetriibte @liid.
Son meiner atpeiten Srau fann ib bas
leioer 1,i9t Iagen. gub an oen atpei
&inoern, Die ib BON lift babe, peroe
if allem 4ni6eine mad feline beion-
6ere Sreuoe erleben. Mein liebites
8inb biit oo6 Du, meine ein5ige Cleo.
nora! 0arum fomme, Jet Du 1pieoer
mein Sroit uno peri6one mei1te al
ternben Gage. Sd erfiiGe Dir ieoen
@unib, ben 9u ausipri6it. ,9as au.
gu: Ser 8ii9of lit alt uno bes
ge Ser Ilpen' fann i6 Dir leioer
nidt bererben, tpie i6 germ mo6te,
neil elm 5tanmbalter ba lit uno bas
&leinoo laut 5amilienItatut i'm SOU.
lie bleiben muB; aber id faufe Dir
einen anoeren Sbmud, ser nod i90-
ner uno foItbarer iein ion. Wag er
cine Wi1ion folten, es lit mir ni1t
an piel. llno bob i6 fir Deine 3u-
funft glan5enO iorgen min, braude
ih Sir ni6t 5u iagen. Seute nod ges
be i6 gu einem Notar uno laiie Ole
Salfte meines 8eiistums Dir ols gr-
be 5uibreiben. @Iio, id bite Sid
nod einmal, ner5eibe mir uno fomme!
8egenpartis bin ib allein su Sauie,
neil es mir in Ser Sommerfrii6e
nidt gefiel. Neine Srau uno oie &in-
Ser bleiben nod Iangere 3eit am
Wonoiee i'm Sal5fammergut. Mls ib
Evening star., 1949-07-04
ROOMS WITH soARp

ROOM AND HOME for employed
for child. HU. 1911. a
14O8 18th ST. N.W.-sinsle or dou-
Bile; walking distance: excel. meals:
'ss bath 'fse se. sT Ss small ls.i ss ' se.ated Rxs
1880 MASS. AVE. N.W.-space for
girl; nice location near all transp.;
good food; reasonable. u
SUMMER ONLY-Weekly rates. cool
%AsH1sSFoS sSsSS sSSsssIs sen 60, osss -
rooms, newly decorated, pvt. bath,
showers, excel. food; switchboard;
transits accommodated. -15
WENDELL TERRACE-Pleasant rms
doubles. and triples. Spacious lawns
EkS Exeel meals Be- nITnons rms; S47 Z 90 t.
Wesley 7EsIEi HAIl9spscious double
rooms in remodeled. redecorated
BLDG. running water In every rm.
largo closets; dances and free
movies. recreation room; $as M ts
ssshss. sssiSS IL ia2s is' Est st. 'Ii NV. No
COLONY CLUB, aos2 N st. George
town-Vaeancies for refined Govt.
employees. large reception and din
Ing room; single and doubles;
good home cooked food. Call MI.
2Os4. bet: IL and 7:30., %
6006 8th ST. NV. nr. Walter Reed
Corner front room, twin beds; clean
girls only. GE. O6S2. %
MOTHER and child. will
care for child while mother works
INVALIps SH IDS OR sEMI.INvALIDs, in
quiet. private home; personal serv.
Ices Ices where a TsSuirsd; RA; o,h's 1891: roor4 mz
and room to share: good meals. IS
NEAR WALTER REED, 7711 Eastern
ave.-Bel-Air Club, "a block Georgis
and Alaska bus; choice rooms fol
particular people, day, week OF
month; fine fod. SH. 3317, SH
1880 CONN. AyE.-single. double
rooms avail; home cooking ano
good home atmosphere. A
1925 18th ST. NV: Nicely furnished
rooms for young ladies and youns
men. running water, telephone In
rooms, elevator. excellent food. To-
Evening star., 1949-07-04
RQAIS

CRUIs-ALONG 1877 model. used
galley, Kermsth csa Jeep motor,
auto; bilEe pump, $1,000. BERLTTz
MARINE H;As. Z DocK, 1eale, Md. West
sAMBoAT FOR sALE-24-ft: lensth,
haul hauled, a'isaee Pliee. ss0ee' sSpesF Telephone none
81 4sGo Asb Hst 49, odrsosnS stss1 psoA4s
All sizes on display. at WASH
MAYrOWER MARINE SERVICE.
INC, 1900 Maine ave. s.w. ST.
'sHs Isl ssss's st. %sss,sstjn
largest and best equipped marina.
MAYFLOWER MARINE SERVICE,
me- 1900 Maine ave. s.w, ST.
MIRCuRY oUTBoARb motors, all
sizes in stock st present for inmed.
FLOWER MARINE SERVICE, nc,
1900 Maine ave. s.w., ST. 1890.
oUTBOARD MOTOR REPAIR-Best
in the city. MAYFLoWER MARINE
SERVICE INC, 1900 Maine ave.
AvAiLABLEs xii FOR FOR cHARrER-Alden
SCiiOOueIs OF Ie6C, Sleeps eight, aux
iliary. JOHN J. EASTMAN, HI.
BAKGAIN BOATS-see our specially
priced small boats and canoes; 20
Items to clear out. Also fine alum
mum craft. Immed. del. MAINE
EQUIPMENT CO., MA. 1880. 200
Maine ave. s.w. (opposite Hogates).
FISHING PARTIES taken out from
Psrs' nS; ESs aRRoi4tsYsnt. eau
Evening star., 1949-07-04
RMS. FURN.-Mp. & VA.

ARL.-Nicely furn SCI. Of dble. rm.,
3 windows, next bath in pvt. home,
minis. to Pentagon. OW. 1851. -6
RIM, COOL, QUIET, cow to bus, sgl.
81. ea dslss sisso. no smoking or dFln14lps' M4
rm., on bus line; ; min. TO Penta-
gon and washington. Call CHI.
rs WILLIAMS LANE. Chevy Chase.
Master bedroom with pvt. bath.
Telephone WI. 2763. a
LGE. DBLE. AND SGLE. RIM. conv.
to transp., 8 blks. from Clarendon
cir; gentlemen. OW. 1907.
ARLINGTON-Larg sunny rooms.
l double. single; daily maid serv-
1ee; e; I,,dki psTkins PriystalessSes; sasS 10 min.
2 MASTER BEDRMS., small kit. and
garden. two Christian gentlemen,
strictly private, conv. transp. $40
ca. Call before pm. CHI. 9O39. a
LARGE FRONT ROOM-Yard and
garage. conv. transp. 3615 Hamilton
ST., Hyattsville, Md. WA. 227S. s
dbl. Tm., next bath, conv.
bus. breakfast and laundry privil.,
girls or couple. GIL. 2422. -
ROOM for Govt. couple or 2 girls;
breakfast priVils.; cow. to Pentason,
NICE COOL RIM, in quiet home. for
home Lowing employed woman who Is
nondrinker. nonsmoker. WA. 1853.
Evening star., 1949-07-04
HOUSES FURNISHED
ROLLINGWOOD-Det. brick, /

ROLLlNGWOOD-De brick, yr:
oeld; s . rms. 2 baths. gar; Ideal
KENsINGToNIspacious Older rhHi home,
Ia baths; garage; large, shady
yard oil h.-wh.; As mo. lease;
$3.50 mo; Lo; 5-11ss. %
RI III y So ssas' III Eli ' 10th I St:
FURN. HOME, 5 ) rms. bath. 500 a
CLEVER &C.. NC. Iiss North
sFooM lfslnS st. sUseAtoT: Afl Xa 4x 9sih HTing
h"W.h., % fni' full basement, Da fioored i attic.
large shaasd lot close in; s125 mo.
NEARBY MD.-15 min; to Anacostia;
elec. stove. refs, large closed-in
yard; $40 l, - mo- ne will give Tyr.
ELECTRICALLY air-cooled; liv. rm..
din; rm., layatory,, small bedroom,
2 baths; maids room and bath;
July Is to October Is. CO. 1872.
8 MILES FROM CAPITOL BLDG.-5-
rm. furnished house; close to city
neishborhood. as many as 2 Children
rs iSs'epEaasslff pEasf-wEsT Rhsre HWY ~ 4oo7 Takoms
Park, Md.-Det. brk,. bungalow con-
sisting of rms, bath. rec. nm,
frepl.; in immac; cond. Can be
ties furn. with rental Conv. to
spsctIon spsnsS anH JosEPH saS e. sRGNo. Re ol me-
9O3 H st. NV. MA: BAIL. .-5 :.
LINE-3 bedrms., attached
gar. scr. porch; compl; Turn; to
BLVD. - Nicely furn.
house, rms, well kept, fenced-in
garden, garage; piano: auto: neat;
excellent rransp., conveniently To-
,caM eatsd MnhERH EM; 5sl'i HOUSE, ,urn,. ii July
s5ocs Scot, g; 3; sxss sxssl' trans sso 81 mo-
ARLiNGToN0owner will rent furn.
Aurora Hills home Of charm, distinc,
recreation room: bachelor apt; ga
rage: convenient Pentagon; $3.50.
1926. 26th rd. South. OF. s519 or
Fsisfas 1sis 7z5s 7arIds. To dt reach Ns SToss STy
Fort scott drive. bear left on Ssth
5-RM. BRICK HOUSE, ne. location;
nicely furn.; Ss5 q mo-; 3 mos rent
in advance reg No objection to
caaHY ihsleSep CHASE. sH SSsS 3. cps .oI pspD' rms
bath. oil ht.. $50 mo. MRS. DUN
FURN.. 8 rms. 8 baths,
/ bedrm. and bath on 1st A.. lge.
yard. back from street; eonv. loca-
tion; $3.50 mo. RA. 2692. -
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MODEM STUDIO APARTMENT in
living room, bedroom. kitchen, di-
nette, bath. laundry, basement and
yard; all conveniences CT a modern
apartment with the atmosphere and
accessories of an individual home.
Rent, ss5: Adults only. Available
4fsS Rooms. KS s. semlpvt. aie'' BATH unfur.
Rent $50. 80. FIR. $3.50. 81
B76 4th ST. N.E.-1 large room,
kitchen. bath and hall; sleesrle r
INC. 1115 Eye st. NV. MA. 645s.
4 AND 5 RIM, all utilities. u mile
from Univ. Maryland; country at
mosphere; exc: transp.; PVT. st, See
MRS. M. TEPEDINO, resident man,
ager. once 4317 Rowslt dr., Lord
Calvert Apis, College Park, 4 Nd
SIS IS NEWTON EAi 81 PL. NM rm,, Kit.
gas gas and elec. incl. Open for in
COLMAR MANOR. MD.-1st door. 4
large rms, breakfast nook, tile bath,
sfIrlfiiasa ri utilities So f month"; adults only
For appt. call WA. 6490. % a
40 1Ith ST. S.E.-Lght- -housekeep-
ing unit, REFRIGERATOR and gas range,
partly furn., semipvt. bath: Apply
4sO5 r. I. ave-, HyattsVille, Ma
; WALRER AVE, Gaithersburg, Md.
6-rm. and bath apt. Telephone
Gaithersburg 201-W. IS.
APT, new, 2nd a..
pvt. entrance; 2 rms. kit. and
bath, 8 closets; heat; hot water;
sol O sT. N.W.-studio apt. living
room, bedroom, bath. refrigerator;
S67. .S5 mo- Available Immediately.
Apply BETHEL. 1918 K st. NV.
rAKOMA PARK - 5-room, 2-bedrm.
apt, in yn 37ynit apt. bid Bldg; , PVT en- n.
stanee' s7aR SA"o na''' in''' u'A' ~
Evening star., 1949-07-04

APARTMENTS FURNISHED
STUDIO APT, 26ls University pl.
n.w.-1st q. 'front.'. lge. rm., cook
ing facilities; employed lady; $40.
312O 18th ST. N.W.-Close to Mt.
Pleasant Sec, 8 rms, 1st A. for
8 people; close to transp: very clean.
3e2 SHEPHERD ST. N.w.-Furn. apt.
8 rooms and pvt. bath for quiet.
employed cple; pvt. home. ia. 7161,
3 ROOMS, BATH-Conv. transp.,
good location. northwest; maid serv-
ice. MI. 1915. A.
1909 N ST. N.W.-Furnished apt,
will accommodate Q or 9 persons:
no children. -b
ei47 r ST. NINA adults. S.
$3.50 ea.. 2 adj. cool hsmt.. studio
rms, , sin sink grill 'osa8gr Fsfgr' TV'. snoEer'
1900 BLOCK YOU ST. s.E.--3-rm,,
Kit, bath apt; avail, July s. ..9 No
Be sobsri IL min. downtown. Cau
Evening star., 1949-07-04
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

O. S. STAMP MACHINES QO). and
e-piece walnut dining rm. suite
Ii. 3-0702. 4
NOTICE is given that the regular
weekly public auction of furniture
and household effects will be con-
dicted at the Williams Auction House
at 9lS New York ave. this Tuesday.
July 5th. as usual. Household
modern and antique furniture con-
signed by attorney for estate, con-
signments of various new furniture
from new furniture stores and vari-
GUS and sundry other sources. Also
rugs. rug pads. glassware, china
bric-a -brac and other interesting ano
desirable effects. Auctioneer's phone
MA 261q +
MUST SELL IMMEDIATELY-L
mower, washing machine, misc
household articles. 5l2 Quincy st
Evening star., 1949-07-04

FARMALL JEEP, complete; excellent
condition; 81 200 or best offer. Call
GARDEN TRACToRs and cult
vators. like new; best offer. RA.
4274. q
ROTOTILLERS-spring cleanup sale.
Choremaster and attachments. Jac-
gues 4wheel tractor and plow,
S535. See US for parts or service
CEN CENTRAL MOTOR CO, cH. 1000,
TOP SOIL, fil dirt. road gravel
manure and blue stone. sH. 5110
or 20. 3-5579. -
TRACTOR AND EQUIPMENT, used
l year; pickup bailer; u price.
Sacrifice by July, 10. OWNER, FA.
2190. O.
FLAGsToNE walks. terraces. fire-
places. rock gsrdens. flsh pond. re-
tanning walls. pipe drainage. All
kinds Of cement work F. MAR
CUCCIO. Route g.. Horners lane.
ROCKVILLE. Nd. Phone Rockville
5000
Evening star., 1949-07-04
BOATS (cont.)

BOAT LUMBER-Marine plywood;
Free boat plans, Mercury Cupboard
Motor. Open all day Sat. and Sun,
Now then. try RoBINsoN,S, 1899
Kenilworth ave. ne. AK. 1900.
FISHING PARTIES Day, night;
Chesapeake Bay, Herring Bay
Eastern Bay. Sharps Island, Gooses,
For reservations, call CAPT
ANTHONY KING. WA 4192.
CABIN CRUISER, 6-cyl.. new, Chrys-
ler eng. l25-h.p; sleeps 4, fully
equipped, AZ f. long, 13-ft. beam;
reasonable. MRS. JOHN W. SMITH.
Galesvllle. Md, phone West River
1891 -
SAILBOAT WANTED - Trade clear
building site, Cap. Heights lHillsidel !;
priced at 500. OWNER, WO. T.
CHARTER, by hour. day or trip, OF
Seamanship instruction on Deep Sc
type motor sailboat; sleeps 4 idea
for family party for days sail,
OR. 21l4 4
CHRIS CRAFT CRUISER. new engine,
many extras, private owner; $1,000.
Inquire al Steelcraft Dock, Maine
ave. and M st. s.w., or call ST. 4l45.
Evening star., 1949-07-04
ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

YOUNG WOMAN, about 80, share
apt. with another: ne. section.
AID. a25S a
couple to share apt.
with young Navy couple; pvt. bedrm.
Gall anytime Sun. or Mon, 904 A
st. Sc. LU. 3-5323. a
APT. TO SHARE with another lady,
age 80 to 40; private room. 1896
Monroe st. NV. CO $3.50.
LARGE BEDROOM
with use liy. rm., din. rm. and kit
chen. Call at 618 B st. Sc. 3
Evening star., 1949-07-04
WAREHOUSE SALE

Wonderful oppor to pick UP that
Westinghouse refgr. $3.50; steel
broom cabinets with dbl. doors,
SO so; sink cabinets. "a in and
so in, a BARGAIN at $50; inciner-
ators, $50: also Murphy beds, S25;
Arcola boilers, S45. Phone WI.
1863. = a.m.-5 pm. l.. E.
BREUNINGER & SONS.
Evening star., 1949-07-04
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUES - Furniture, bric-a-Drac
china, glassware. rugs. silverware,
paintings: highest cash prices paid.
Call MURRAY fStarbeckerl. tn
BEDROOM. dining room. contents of
home; cash. We do moving, storage.
ia. 2937; after pm, GE. 14lh.
BOOKS. large and small collections
DISTRICT BOOK STORE. 721 9th
CAMERA WANTED, highest quality
also m1yis nTIs camera; 1 protector. lenses
used Clothing. BERMANs, Rssssi g. TIE 4iss
.e III pr,ess sqa paid T ior 9sea ea
mems clothing. typewriters. musical
Instr; 1nd ct etc: viii call; MORRIS soSt SALES
damond WATCHES e4a diseaTded eser, seefn
bought. No purchase too small. too
aEss prsss eash psa sEW YORK Ssr' hW h7sb
s,Iysf's Cash sf paid. x ERNSEsT Sfsfh hsuRK RiS
INC; GA 18th st. NV
pfisss 5gRN rs 'sSf EcH aiS sts
FTRNiTURELWSi1i1 wiz ,u, ert,re con-
sa4. or ea Has 0issss s!:S old sasns sss
and selling for over SO Years. hoe:
ySSeD WooDs. 9Th and < SITS. nv. Me
FGGRNITuRE wanted at once. good
0sd Difssi yaEs pay Dhose sssh Ma !ssts asso
FURNITURE WANTED-Bedrm.. din
ing rm.. other pieces or entire house
FURNITURE WANTED = Southern
or odd pieceS aHtiaues etc; Prompt
Overlook 661I.
GOLD-Bring your old gold, plati-
pay cash. A. KAHN, INC. 55 years
sEWING MACHiNEs-Hiehest prices
paid for all makes. 1915 H st. ne
TR. 6S4l weekdays.
STOVES. FURNITURE. ranges. Ice
es5ss 81 rs hssfsts ST. us AcME "a sF9HE Essa
AM INTERESTED IN buying silver.
ware. any conditions; china. bric-a-
hbrse, OLD jewelry and fIrnityre:
g, e st K,SSs ms ST ST E,4eS,rrpr 34es; in
or small lots; anything and every
thing; highest prices paid. Call Ii.
3-0S23 or RA. 1876 81
2 DRUM HOIST GASOLINE-1O acres
cleared between Wash and Balti-
more. with large bulldozer. RA.
WILL PAY up to 500 for used
heating and ir-conditioning sys-
TENS, KLOMP-AIR SYSTEMS,
VI $500. %
WE PAY TOP PRICES for old gold,
silver. iewelry, diamonds, firearms.
luggage. Photographic equipment.
musical instruments, engineering
instruments. Will call. MAX ZWEIG
SONS, 937 D st. NV, ME. 9l13.
ANTIQUES - Bric-a-brac. china
silverware. old jewelry, furn. Any
amount.
DORA KRUPsAw MILESTONE
1885 G ST. NV, STERLING 7496.