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Evening star., 1949-10-27
4-MONTH
WRITTEN
GUARANTEE
2-DAY MONEY-BACK
GUARANTEE
OVER 100 CARS

OPEN DAILY TILL 8;
SAT. TILL 8; SUM-. 10 TILL 8.
Shop In comfort at WaShington's
largest indoor showroom. We try to
keep at least 100 cars on display At
all times. Most cars have radios
and heaters. Easily financed and II
We pay you the cash difference.
Evening star., 1949-10-27
ADAM A.. WESCHLER & SON
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Trustees Sale
l. A w b, 90 8

By virtue of an order of the Munic.
ipal Court Of the District Of Co
lumbia. Re- WASHINGTON Law Book
John Spencer. the undersigned
Evening star., 1949-10-27

1885 TO 1871 MODELS
100 needed for Southern trade. I'm.
mediate cash. r. I. MOTORS. 1920
Rhode Island ave. ne. MI. 9774.
CHEVROLET OWNERS
Will pay up to:
500 on Al Chevrolets.
$3.50 on 80 Chevrolets,
$3.50 on '38 Chevrolets.
VIII also assist you in getting q
40 model car II desired with no
obligations.
CENTRAL MOTOR SALES
1925 Conn Ave. WO. 1896 or EN-
97b4
Evening star., 1949-10-27
EUGENE e. DITTO, Attorney,
027 Munsey Bldg.
Filed Oct. 25.. 1949, Harry NJ. Hull.

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District Of Columbia.
Leonora L. Cook. Plaintiff, VS.. Ken
meth A.. Cook, Defendant.-No. 32.-
562.-The object Of this motion Is
to enlarge q decree Of limited d.
voree granted to the plaintiff. Leo
nora L. Cook; in above entitled cause
absolute divorce. On motion Of
ths plaintiddiL; it is this 25th .s DAY Of Of
iendant, Kenneth A. Cook, cause
his appearance to be entered herein
on or before the fortieth day, ex-
days. occurring after the, day Of
the first publication Of this order:
otherwise the cause will be pro-
ceeded with as in case Of default.
Provided. q copy OF this order be-
published once q week for three
successive weeks in the Washington
Law Reporter and the Evening Star
SCHWEINHAUT, judge. tSeal) At
test: HARRY M. HULL. Clerk. BY
HELEN F. STRAUSS, Deputy Clerk.
Ocoy nO3. 10
Evening star., 1949-10-27

FORD 1949 conv. club coupe; Miami
cream, with black top, dark green in
terror. low pressure tires. company
faE faFe VIII Iodf sd you aEree e
not be told from new: also several
other convertible club coupes to Sc:
lect from. Check this price and
check these convertibles. They are
the best buy in town at $1,S95: New
NORTHEAST (FORD) co.
920 Bladensburg Rd. NE. AT. o200.
Evening star., 1949-10-27


radio, heater and defroster. white
terms. WILLIAMS, 1928 R. I: oaav ave
oLIDisMoB1LE 1s4s "ss" 4-door door, Sc
very low mileage. new-car guaran-
zee; $4,000. MR.. zEHMER, oW
oGfbsMoB1LE 1s47 sedanette, ass";
beautiful 2-tone green finish; Hydra
guaranteed, ted 81 81 s45. ''s pARkwAY sRas sa1
5Tordlss 3o51 M st. NV. MI. o1s5,
osaGsi. sass se condition. asts 81 $50 'sssa ss=a
WHoIEsAIERs, s oTsensa; I7s1 sladensSurs ASuu
oLDsMoBiLE' ie4e 4-dr. sedan
s4s4; Fine condition. sI5o down
SRs SfSEIS 2ssnsqsS 1sH ASHG
PACKARD Is41 sedan; s5s4; fine
payments. AUTO WHOLESALERS,
1871 Bladensburg I'd. L., 3-S800.
PACKARD 1888 sedan; 1894, fine
condition. $50 down, small weekly
1871 Bladensbure rd., Ii. 3-ss00
PACKARD 1946 Clipper 4-dr.; ST..
l45; a beauty. HORNER'S CORNER
9th and Fla. ave. ne, AT. 1854
PACKARD 194e sedan; demonstrator
heater. white sidewalks; new-cal
title and warranty; only So 1875
| See Maj. Conger, ROYAL MOTORS
| 4430 Conn. ave. NV, WO. 1888
PACKARD 1e47 Super 4-door sedan
ti5ss; Us 81: $i;4so; :, Can re. i4oo. i Ext
fine condition: 1920 down. small
! weekly payments. AUTO WHOLE.
SALERS, 1871 Bladensburg rd Ii
PACKxRp-1e4a Clipper sedan
$3.50. Fine condition. S150 down
WHoLEsALERs. 1871 Biadensburi
rd., Ii 3-SS00. a
PACKARD 1889 "12O" 4-door, black;
| has heater, seat covers. good tires,
low mileage; in excel. mech. cond.
only S345. PARKWAY (Ford), 3051
M st. NV, MI. 01S5.
PACKARD 1949 sedan; overdrive. r
biaek Se fins1. is low mil miiease. sa' neW-ca, ]
cond.; Mr.. Colburn's personal car
not a demonstrator; cost $3.50;
bargain at only S2,296. LOVING
MOTORS, 5000 Conn. ave-, OR
800; ewes, WI. 1908. -27
PACKARD 1888 Super 8. model 1904;
excellent mech. cond.; $500. Wo
O(f3(l
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2-tone blue finish. This cannot bs
tod from new; 81 1,s45. POTOMAC
ST. 1884: oSen ~ ewes: - till ss;:5o
HUDSON 1910 4-door; sood transp.,
cash, trade or terms. STEWART
MOT Mor9E "a. c0o6 5000 9Th and n y ave-
HUDSON 1887; 500 or best offer;
good running condition; 1000 mi.
complete engine change. 10. 1885
se.2 .d 1913 Brys ;sa;a ss,se III. With
is clean a. new inside and out and
ToMAc MOTOR SALES, 203o n
g. n.w.' ST. 1884. Open ewes TIL
HUDSON si1si 1880 q, sedans: suitable 10,
Ifsa Issl se5 sE'fs ssd q sia5. ssaEs.' fss2 issa
d@bsoN dRsbs IN is4s 8 sw Super "s" 4:deor 20
Ifso rs new; sl,ss5 or best offer. WA
HuDsoN 1s47. s-cyl. sedan; T.. h.
pr.e.issy ssHfT' n.s slss 0af Fn. ansa
si| ssfs HosSg sgB!is'i!ss szss
H1GH6ess H1GH6ssoN n 1875 club coupe. Save $500
perfect condition. Can be seen on
ne ne or esli ST; 1880 days, At
2shsoN 2sls syeniaffss 1affs ,:gs9? sgb;9?5 soas An,
condition, $3.50 down, small weekly
payments. AUTO WHOLESALERS
1871 Bladensburg I'd, Ii. 3-8800
HUDSON 1e46 Super "e" sedan: r.
b.. seat covers; this car is in excel.
lent cond: 4 real buy at $795;
1346 Que st. NV. DU: 5000. ~
-: low mileage; aluminum top
seats; $S95. WILYS OF WASH
1NGTON, 1924 l. st. NV, RE. 1877
KAISER 1947 custom 4-dr. sedan
equipped with heater, seat cover,
:nd AT Foam a,n,aa sIshions; mn 2nd ,sH set 9,
IKE new inside and out and me.
chanically is peri; $9e5. POTOMAC
MOTOR. SALES, 2030 M st. nv.
ST. 1884. .open. ewes. till $3.50. .-2s
dition: $3.50 down, small weekly
1eyments.. AUTO WHOLESALERS
1Ssi Dladensburg I'd. IL $500
Laurel outlook., 1949-06-01
ChinchiIIa Ranch Proves
To Be Profitable Hobby

SALT LAKE CITY.-Would you
like a hobby that's a lot of fun,
requires a moderate investment,
little upkeep cost and it nearly self.
perpetuating?
Then start a chinchilla ranch"
in your basement, garage or tool
shed, says M. j. O'Donnell. who
practices what he breaches.
For ST, 1000 the cost of one pair
of the little South American ro-
dents, you can be in business. For
another SIS a year for upkeep you
can stay there. O'Donnell says.
He ought to know. He has about
100 of the gold-plated little fur
bearers housed in coop-like sheds
of simple construction at his 'lux-
ury fur farm" on the outskirts OF
Salt Lake City.
'"They cost no more to raise than
ordinary rabbits" O'Donnell says.
"You don't need a ranch. A
small pen in the basement will do.
Add a few carrots, some hay and
a pan of water and you are in
business"
He says the animals are excep-
tionally clean, require little space,
no extra heat and each pair can be
counted on to replace itself at
least once a year. Sometimes as
many as three litters a year are
produced.
R. F. German, secretary-man-
ager of the National C%hinchilla
Breeders association, which has
headquarters here for its 1000
members, confirms O'Donnell's re-
port on ease of raising the little
animals.
'Tn comparison with rabbits,
foxes, minks or even cattle or
sheep, ~chinchillas are a heck of a
lot easier to keep. The casualty
rate is less than many other ami
mails, and they need no special
care.
Laurel outlook., 1949-06-01

season, was in Laurel shopping
Saturday. He reports having
100 acres of spring wheat. Mr.
Ironsides was a travelling sales
man representative of the John
Leslie Paper company in this
section of the northwest when
Laurel was a village with scarce
ly enough population to be in
corporated.
Sunday, May 18, Mrs. Joseph
Smith Of Coombs Flat, gave a
surprise party in honor of Mr..
Smiths birthday. There was a
large crowd present and a splen-
did time was enjoyed. Those at
tending were Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Mcdonald, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Linger and children, Cora and
Thelma; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Roberts and children, Mildred,
Fern and Glen; MI. and Mrs. C.
H. Borg and Effie, Edna and
Conrad; Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Fisher and daughter Gladys; Mr..
and Mrs. William BARLEY and
family; Fielding Mikesell and
son George; Miss Nelly Nally;
MI. and Mrs. Hurst and family
of Billings; Herbert Eastlick,
Edward Denny and John Smith.
The party was a big surprise to
Mr.. Smith, as Sunday morning
he went to visit the oil well and
Laurel outlook., 1949-06-01
when he returned his friends
had gathered

when he returned his friends
had gathered
Roy M. Crismas, internal reve-
nue. man, from Helena, stopped
a few hours Thursday to visit
his sister, Mrs. B. M. Harris at
Park City.
The seventh and eighth grade
examinations were held in Park
City high school assembly on
Thursday and Friday of last
week, with Mrs. Ellis Smith con-
Quoting the examinations From
the Trewin district were Merle
Cammack and Ruth Vannice, and
Lavine Henry from Rapids
school. Representing Park City
were Herman Schessler, Victor
Mitchell, Frank Roberts, Meyer
Harris, Jacob Sitzman, Edison
Hedges, Austin Kinney, and
Rose Stone. For the seventh
grade applicants from Young's
Point we're Clara and Natalie
Krieger, Lee Vera Cranwill, Ed
ward Story, Mary Hansford,
Parham Hatcher, Georgiana Kin
ney, Isabella Lay, Frieda Wag-
ner and Dorothy Martin, from
Park City.
Laurel outlook., 1949-06-01

Davis, brother of Mrs. T. A
Rigney of Laurel, will be a can
didate for governor of Minneso-
ia at the primary election to
be held in that state June 16.
His name appears on the Farm
er-Labor ticket.
The following students of the
Laurel high school have won a
place on the scholastic honor
role of the school by the quality
of their work throughout the
year: Section A-Elaine LaBar,
Inez Quinn, Clare Quinn, Iva
Stevens, Thelma Bits, Catherine
Calder, Laura VanNice; Section
Horning, Thelma Nc
Neill; Section C-Velma Hage-
ter, Mary Clare, Gertrude
Schauer.
Little Katie Risch, 4-year-old,
entertained a party of her
friends at her home last Satur-
day, May "a. The guests were
Rosemary, Phillip and Elaine
Leppink, Melvin and Eli Nelson,
Clare Breckenridge, Evelyn and
Lyle Rodgers. After games and
4 lunch the little folks were
for an automobile ride.
F. J. Ironsides, who is farming
he Nutting place four miles
vest of Laurel for the second
Laurel outlook., 1949-06-01
Fishing Rod Alarm

alarm rods" fishing rods that
ring a bell when the fish bite, have
been patented by an Eastern in
ventor. Equipped with gaff-hooks
on their tips to simplify landing Of
large fish. they have wood handles
and metal shafts. The angler has
no need to hold the rod after cast
ing. When the fish strikes. a spring
releases a liberal length of line for
a sporting run
Laurel outlook., 1949-06-01
LAUREL HAPPENINGS
rs YEARS AGO TO-DAY
Quoted and paraphrased items
of news from the 25 years ago
Laurel Outlook

May %, 1924
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Rash are
on a vacation visiting relatives
in Oregon.
A frosty Monday night that
seems to have damaged flowers
and tomato plants, also beans TO
some extent, has been reported
in some localities in this vicinity.
Friends have received an
nouncement of the commence
ment exercises of the Billings
high school with the compliments
of Maxwell Settergren, one of
the graduating class, who lived
III Laurel and attended the Lau-
rel school until more than a
year ago. The date of the *
ercises is Thursday morning,
June 5, at 1890 o'clock.
The information has been re-
here that Thomas E.
Laurel outlook., 1949-06-01
When Cooking Veal

As every good cook knows, the
sec-et of veal cookery is using a
long, slow method. This will keep
veal from being tough. even though
it has little fat. For chops and cut
lets, braising is better than frying.
Roasting is usually recommended
for the more tender cuts and pot
roasting for the less tender one
Laurel outlook., 1949-06-01
1919 Turkey Crop

With feed supplies more plenti-
full and more turkeys expected in
1919, the challenge to growers will
lie In decreasing costs (while main
taining) production.
Laurel outlook., 1949-06-01
Threat to Public Health

Among the more than 70 diseases
that infected animals can spread
to humans, brucellosis now stands
out as one of the three most serious
threats to public health. The other
two are sleeping sickness and
rabies.
Laurel outlook., 1949-06-01
Dublin and Cork
SATURDAY
TUESDAY

Dublin and Cork
Dublin's half million people live
on Fires east coast, a 7O-mile fer
ry ride separating them from the
British rail terminus at Holyhead,
Wales. Cork. the second city, near
the islands southern tip, counts
rs. 600 inhabitants.
Laurel outlook., 1949-06-01

Weeds in Winter Garden
Keep down weeds by mulching
or cultivation; they do just as much
damage in winter as in summer.
Evening star., 1949-03-16
RMS. EURN.-Mp. 6 VA.

ALEXANDRIA-Room for gentleman,
in private home with young couple;
conv airport, Pentason. Home at
S1rrin AZ tines pG lIe3 PEwhata1 sIa St ;.a. nis
PVT home; home privileges. AP.
ARIiISNGroN Single room; gentle
bus gentIsman. Call OK: 275s
rms. liv. rm;. pvt, bath. phone and
40 EAST INDIAN SPRING DR.. Sill
yer Spring. Md.-,,Room, men.
twin beds, unlim; phone; home priv
NICE i sRi cIl napY 81 10 sa share liz. Nicely
furn., rm; with another LADY, Co
1000, Ext. 3l4. is
ARLINGTON-Attr. furn. master bed
rm. with pvt; bath, close to busline:
LHRGE fpGssd DfssfRss RfSpe sleepins an r ior
See all day, 9 am. to 3 pm, or all
day. Saturday; see tenant at 33OS
buchanan St: oueenstewn. Mt.
aansr "a s end Nd ., AS H sed Rdner Directions eaIn.
take Hyattsville bus to Queenstown
1924 Colonial ave
Nicely furn. single rm.; conv. loca-
ARniseToN. isfn To l6Gi, VA.-s,ce rm- Ils and
semipvt bath for lady; Is min to
D: c., $40 per week. GL. 1870
unfurn rms. End
f., i large. ] small; pvt hath: use
Of kitchen. Call CHI. 1910 -l7
SILVER SPRING. nice clean rooms
and private tile bath with shower;
entire second floor Of modern resi-
dence: located rear Four Corners;
suitable ?. 3 or persons; S25 each.
Call sH 1924 .17'
CASTLE INN-Hotel rms. with or
without meals. Sgle. rms, S35 per
mo; dble., $50 per mo. Opposite
Walter Reed Hospital, Forest Glen.
Silver Spring, Md 81 5533. -1s
AKL.-Room for gentlemen, adj.
bath. conv. Pentagon, Navy Annex
and Ari. Hail. unlimited phone. Call
CH. 1873 after 8 pm. -16
Evening star., 1949-03-16
ROOMS FuRN.-N.w. tcont

PRIVATE ENTRANCE. 1-rm. apt,
eGo5ins oa utens5s ssd turn 4g1 sso,, ssfgr s4S
BOLIVIAN CLUB. 1888 18th St.
Sgle. front rm., refined bus. woman.
clean. beaut. furn.. modern bath.
r74osP ST. NV. 1.-THE churchiiP'-
Courtesy. comfort. convenience. Sgle.
with running water and near bath.
GORDON HOTEL, e1e 18th st. NV
Lovely large double rooms with
twin beds and running water: $40
per person week complete dotel
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE, l5i2 New
Hampshire. ave. n.w.-Newly deco
rated double and triple rooms; daily
maid service and switchboard service,
AITUkAs HOTEL, 1909 18th st. NV
bldg; 24-hr elevator and switch
81 so a day up Hu, GIG.
Hotel, conv to. trans. newly decor
ated; lge: comfortable outside rms ;;
service. Weekly rates. single. $S:75
1901 X ST. NV, Prince Karl Hotel
Single or double rms, running water.
near new shower bath; S14, $3.50
up Elk 7725.,
HOTEL HAWTHORNE .21s4 G st.
nw.-Single and double rooms. all
with running water. plenty. Of baths
and showers, and reasonable rates.
2147 F ST. N'w.-Small single studio
rm.. share elec. refgr.; S6-S10 wk.
Ex O653. -15
COLORED-Attractive room for en-
ployed, refined lady. DE. 1927. lie
COLORED - NICE ROOM In quiet
home. DU. 3639. --16
COLORED-2nd FLOOR FRONT. twin
beds; TOR employed couple privils
and conven. transp.; quiet home.
coLoREDI-111s ST. NV. Furn,
rm., use of kit and laundry facili-
ties S34 so per mo. No children.
COLORED-ISO9 T ST. NV. Furn.
RMS, plenty Of hot water and heat,
conv. to transp., no cooking. S25
per mo. Apply after 8 pm. See
CoLoRED@oNE ROOM. kit. and
semipvt. bath, newly furn., empl.
cple. No children. DU. 1856. lis
Evening star., 1949-03-16
BOATS

JUST ARRIvED, stainless steel boats,
your order now. COLE MOTOR q
TRAILER CO., s232 Ga. ave, 81.
5000.
BOAT LUMBER-Marine. plywood az
Robinson's. We will allow you S25
on any old motor in any condition
on . new 71a-h.p. or 10-h.p. Mer--
plans for eft, I1h-ft, 13l2-ft;
boats built of marine waterprnof
SONS. Open all day Sat. and Sun.
1888 Kenilworth ave. ne, AK. 1200
OWENS CRUISERS Order now.
Don't delay; 26, 33 and AZ It.
cruisers. 81. 900 up. LARRY JER-
MAN Ma e1yA VA. 1000; eve'' and lsS syn
OWENS new 1e4e a3-ft. twin with
combination pilot seat. bar and
radio now on display in showroomS
Of Mayfiower Marine Services. 1900
Name ave. s.w. LARRY JERMAN,
WA, 1000; ewes. and Sum- Wo.
wanted - GOOD USED Boats to
sell at our dock. STEELCHArI
WASHINGTON Co, Name ave. ano
NJ st. s.w or call ST. 4145.
OUTBoARD MOTOR REPAIRS and
service, in one Of the most complete
shops in the city. We carry com.
plete line Of boating supplies and
paint, Mercury outboard motors Wss rsusrn sne
N MARINE NEE sEnSl s2s ,se6 MAxshlowEs AMslae we
. s.v. ST. $780, -16
Evening star., 1949-03-16

BUNGALOW. so. ARLINGTON; 2
bedrooms, full basement and fenced
in back yard; S125 mo. Call Sligo
$50 If
BUNGALOW, 500: / yr old. 5 rms,
bath. oil heat, full bsmt. Vacant.
Beitsville. Nd. GE. $500.
13 ROOMS, ga baths. 5 apts.. oil
heat, 1928 mo. 1910 Eve st. NV.
TWO ROOMS. kitchen and bath, $50.
ARI,NG4dN-Two VI 3241 rooms. k,t hath;
ca. floor with separate entr.: ideal
liv. and ONCE comb, for prof. or
bus. .use. UN. 1890:
CAPE COD BRICK BUNGALOWS. (2).
adj; modern, 3 bedrooms. large
wooded lot, in Fairfax County. Va.
YEAR old Old BRICK HOME, in the
heart of Silver Spring: 8 rooms. ] "a
baths; gas heat: no small children;
$50 per month. Call BEITZELL,
DI 310O IL
Evening star., 1949-03-16
ROOMS WITH BoARp

NICELY FURN. .twin-bed rms, in pvt
home. GE. 4124.
SGLE. RM., lge. closet. next bath;
good food: student preferred. I455
Fairmont st. NV.
nished single and double rooms;
young ladies. young mem running
water, water; tell tel; IN rooms showers ex-
WILL GIVE BOARD and excel. care
to infant In my licensed home. in
nearby Va; week end transp. furn.
If preferred Box 173-B, Star. -17
LGE. DBLE. RM., next bath, inclosed
porch attached. for l. or 9: mesfs
,Sos '0dti 18th 81. NW.-vacancies for
young girls; southern family; good
.-ansp.; also rm. for young man;
$40 wk. including breakfast. RA.
WENDELL TERRACE-Pleasant rms.
for young people to share: good
food. maid service: excel. .transp.;
porches, lawn, recreation rms;
1909 18th ST. N.W.-Sgle. and dble
to share for men: good food: close
in MI. 274O, DU. 9267. 30
CLUB MASON, 1926 N. Hamp ave
Lovely double room for girls or
couple Also room to share with
girl; switchboard service; live in
Washington's most exclusive guest
house. famous for its food and serv-
ice Phone NO R170 --16
Evening star., 1949-03-16

DOGS. PETS, ETC.
fUREBRED STUD SERVICE Of rat
terrier, also chihuahua. HU. S147
BOXER. male. Q mos. old. splendid
pedigree. ideal pet, fawn, S75. EN-
ATTENTION. DOG owNERs-Timely
tripping and grooming makes a
contented pet. For expert home
service call AID. 3457 before 10 am.
or after u pm. IN
COLLIE SHEPHERD-Will give to one
who will furnish kind home IN coun-
try; 2l2 years; gentle. GE. 61s 80.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, all
colors. My Own Brucie, Stocs Dale
bloodlines. Champ, cookers at stud.
We deliver Rockville 2644.
COOKERS at CHEEKY Hill. Quality
oies the result. e wi. 3o64. 81
COCKER SPANIEL, Axe reg. puppies;
stud service. Call AID. 1888, a m.
until 3 pm -2l
WANTED-Homes for cats and kit
tens Chestnut 4430. ~
DOBERMAN. female. Is months, Die
tator bloodline; no papers; gooo
home essential. Call Daleview 9s5o
sfpiEscIAB fiseI { SoFFER-1 of male airedaie, .
yrs old: one female. one year Old;
priced very reasonably to 5000 homes
for pets, ,B5ENIDRAG KENNELS
COCKER PUPPIES. Axe, reg, te-
males, 3 mo. old. ch. lines; iSio'
Evening star., 1949-03-16
MIscELlANEoUs WANTED

ANTloUES-Furnitu oric-a.brac,
sansnr. shns saiSsE SE sssn suss oess s,srvsIs Dsd
ANTIQUES, bric-a-brac. CHINA. silver
ware, old tewelry. cups. saucers, ANY
amount. DORA KRUPSAW MILE
STONE. 1885 G NV. Sterling 7496
BOOKS--All types Of books wanted;
Sf soofs D5ses oEoRdG Psa fGF M sssF Book
SHOP. sas 9th NV. Open ewes. until
8, Sundays till 6.
CAMERAS, all types, movie equip
ment, all accessories bought at high
sst prices. BRENNER PHOTO CO..
93a Pa, ave. NV; free parking near
men mems &c clothing =, typeTTl5syS TnygIs @aSissl s
100 Fla. ave. NV. MI. 1914.
panosDs,w aw .,lasT ME soa sosI W. w fa., pay
hlghest prices. Ask for Mr.. OPEN
HEIMER. Q17 st. NV.
DIAMONDS. old gold and silver: dia-
mond watches and discarded jewelry;
cash paid. ERNEST suRK. INC.
dismond sa.eSes. a; disearded s.nH ,exeirs eir
bought. No purchase too small, too
prse; aIss cash psia SSW Yoss sr' yEW hsn
rtRNIrTRE-Yop! tS1 H1s TN entire Il household
Ess;;s'' eFS} & 'isiI ssH slS s''ri5' vi
tents of edd psee. 'uS Also snsd' eld se
ware: ching, bric-a:brac; Bgyinns
WOODS. sth and z SITS. NV. ME-.
rGRNrruKE wANTED-Entire house
a@lssreep @ service, CO. 1865 .is
Observation-Disclosures cash prices.
For best results cali Mr.. DUFFY,
FURNfTuRE. Household goods Of all
kinds, old china, cut glass; highest
rsash rsh,ppISs priess. RE; 1904; .,.. l9. 9.,d
iuFnus. 3, sanaa s sads M enis oase
can MIR, JAMES. phone Ma. 1920.
0O1D-Bring your old gold, platl-
nun mum; teeth, diseaSded IaS az sewelry v.s we Ts
MAPLE DINING SUITE. S-e drawer
chest. HU. 1865. IA
PIAN0S-We pay highest cash prices
for spinets, small uprights. grands.
COLONIAL PIANO CO.. MA. 4S70,
EIANOS-GranQ, up.lsnt. Splnet, OF
apt. size: any size, any conditions;
veil pay cash SH. 3039
SEWING MACHINES-We buy all
types; repair. hemstitchine. buttons
covered, pleating ZIG 11th St. NV.
RE. 1900 RE 23ll.
STOVES, RANGES, ice boxes and
heaters. ACME STOVE CO.. 1O11
9TH st. NV. Ma. 1852
eURyEYOR'S TRANSIT; must be
reasonable. sH; Il06. o
AMERICAN LEGION POST No. 319
desires to obtain Eisenhower jackets
and cd trousers. Otis 951S. III
AM INTERESTED in buying silver
ware. any condition; china, bric-a-
brac. old jewelry. DORA KRUPSHAW
MILESTONE. 1885 g st. NV, ST
VIZ PAY TOP PRICES for old gold.
silver, jewelry, diamonds. firearms,
mems clothing, luggage, PHOTOGRAPHIC
equipment. musical instruments, en-
gineering instruments. Will call.
MAX zWE1G SONS, 937 D st. NV.
Evening star., 1949-03-16
MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE

Ex-GI-Moving, Grating; no Job too
large or small: extra low rates to
veterans. GLOVER, ME. 1928. 21.
TRANSFER. TR.
5345. Let us move you; no Job too
small; reasonable rates. careful
SMALL JOBS, bassase. pers. effects,
etc, days, nights, Suns S3.75 min.
ANACOSTIA MOVERS, AK. 6446.
ANACOSTIA MOVING CO. expert
movers, So hr. Every DC. guar
Boxes. bbls;. no chg. AK. 6446.
PIANO M OWING. Grating. storage:
specially trained men. SHELTON
BROS. formerly Calvert and RoE-
ers. ia. 1900. lie
MOVING BY vET-Exper. help; every
piece wrapped, insured; reas. Gail
anytime. MR. COOK. GL. 5l37.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across he country: safe storage in
separate CONS. expert packing,
S6IvIb6xL e''i 'cioM2PARrMENrs, 5s2e a,
low as So 'er month. Local and
Va. moving For service. call TE
5lss; Sun, and eve. TIE. 1898
MARINE VETERANS MOVING co..
24-hr. service. furniture: trunks and
baggage. AT. 2759 or FIR. 03S6.
Evening star., 1949-03-16
ROOMS EURhIsHEo-hortheo.,

N. CAPITOL ST.-Large bedroom,
next to bath; gentleman; 81 wk.
EX: 357s, call after pm. is
COUPLE or , men to share room
AT. 5092.
1856 You ST. N.E.-Nicely furn. I'm
for employed. settled lady; nr. bus;
use Of liv. rm., kit. and laund
BESUTiFUL MASTER BEDRM. with
pvt bath for = seeking the best in
q home of refinement: laun. privils.
nr: c. u; S6 ca wk.; good trensp
DU. 294O -17
228 1Ith ST. N.E.-Front room for
2; next to bath; pvt home: laundry
phone and kit. priyils. Ii. 9417.
33tf 18th ST. N.E.-Nice young man
wants man roommate, twin beds,
shower bath; near bus and stores.
DU. 1923 -17