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Evening star., 1949-09-24
Bill Passed by Senate
Advances 100000
For D. E. School Plans

The District would become eligi-
BILE for Federal advances up tc
about 100000 for advance plan.
ming Of public works, under bill
passed yesterday by the Senate.
The measure, which now goes to
the House for consideration, would
include school building planning
but not construction, among prof.
ects to be put on the drafting
boards.
The bill was sponsored by Dem
ocratic Senators Chavez of New
Mexico. Downey, of California
Green Of Rhode Island. Pepper OF
Florida. Mcclellan of Arkansas
Holland Of Florida, Sparkman OF
Alabama. Chapman Of Kentucky
and Kerr of Oklahoma and Senator
Cain, Republican, of Washington.
The measure would authorize
500. 100000 to be appropriated
for a two-year period for the
planning work, with IS per cent
to be allocated among the States
and the District on a population
basis and the remainder on a basis
of need.
During debate on the measure
yesterday, Senator Humphrey.
Democrat, of Minnesota, author of
a complementary bill. cited over
crowding in District schools as an
illustration of the need.
He put up as comparisons large
funds Congress has voted for q
laboratory for tests on white mice
and for development of a great
wind tunnel used In tests of air
plane models.
During this discussion, Senator
Schoeppel, Republican, of Kansas
broke in to say there also is q
proposal to grant $4,000 for
the Districts sesquicentennial cele-
bration. Such q sum, the Kansas
said. might better be spent on
needed school construction.
Evening star., 1949-09-24
New Pastor to Preuch
At Fuir-Purk Church

The Rev. j. Grady Hutchinson,
who has been appointed pastor
|of the Fair-Park Baptist Church,
Seminary road and Crestwood
drive. Alexandria. will preach his
first sermon there at II am. to-
morrow.
Mr.. Hutchinson served formerly
| at the Avondale Baptist Church
Evening star., 1949-09-24
Ross|yn Circle
Road WIDENING
Starts Monday
$4,000 Project to
Ease Traffic Flow
Into Lee Highway

A road-widening project will
start Monday at Rosslyn circle at
the Virginia end of Key Bridge, 1t
was learned today.
The $4,000 project is being
undertaken by the District High
way Department to speed Virginia
bound traffic. particularly that 60
Ing onto Lee highway.
1t Is due for completion before
the scheduled opening Of Wash
ington's Whitehurst Freeway Oc-
tober 8, it was disclosed. The
widening is expected to ease the
pressure of the heavier rush-hour
traffic the freeway will deliver
from downtown Washington.
Only one roadway at the circle
will be widened-that leading from
the bridge onto Lee highway
according to L. M. Hedgcock,
deputy engineer of streets.
On this roadway, which is at
the north edge of the circle, curbs
on both sides will be pushed back
at some points as much as IS feet,
Mr.. Hedgcock said.
To Ease Sharp Turn.
The biggest alteration will be
at a point where the present
road makes a sharp turn. This
turn will be Smoothed out so
that traffic can flow continuously
past it instead of slowing down
and jamming up. the engineer said.
An extra lane will be added at
the point where buses now stop
to discharge passengers. This will
allow three lines of cars to move
past the buses instead of the pres
ent two, officials said.
The project was approved only
few days ago by the co-ordinat-
ing committee of the National
Capital Park and Planning Com
mission. Earlier this month, the
need for 1t was voiced by Ar
lington County Board Chairman
Basil M. De Lashmutt as a meet
ing of his board.
officials said the widening is ex-
pected to ease the Rosslyn Circle
traffic congestion materially.
They added. however, it is not a
major project.
Within d. C. Line
John Nolen. jr., planning direc-
tor for the planning commission,
said major changes at the circle
are under study but are not yet at
a stage for public disclosure.
The District is handling the
widening project because the
circle actually is on this side of
the District line, despite its loca-
tion at the Virginia side of the
river. The District maintains the
circle roadways.
Meanwhile. Virginia officials
concerned with traffic problems at
the circle were making plans to-
day for another jurisdictional
conference with representatives of
the Interior Department and Park
Police to discuss traffic control
and other questions. .e4.
Views were exchanged at a
meeting here yesterday, but j.
Maynard Magruder Of Arlington,
who organized the conference on
behalf Of the Interstate Co-opera-
tion Commission of Virginia, said
no definite steps will be decided
on until the later session. The
group met yesterday in the Office
Iof Corporation Counsel Vernon
West.
Evening star., 1949-09-24
Ways and Means Are Different,
But All Clocks Go Back Toniqht

sun Is bright in the heavens to-
morrow. Then the clock will stand
still for an hour to let the rest
Of the frenzied standard time
pieces catch up with it.
But Uncle Sam has some 19.600
clocks to attend to. and he'll start
turning them back in buildings
deserted for the week end this
afternoon. In buildings used over
the week end, electricians will at
tend to the clocks on the am.
shift tomorrow. It will be some
time Sunday afternoon before the
task is completed.
In the Pentagon, where more
watches are synchronized daily
than almost any other place in
the world. the 5000 clocks will
tick away on daylight time until
some time after 8 am.
The New York Avenue Presby-
terian Church. where the clock
in the bell tower chimes the hour
beginning at 7 am, expects the
sexton to get down early so it
won't be caught Ginning 7 am.
twice.
At Union Station some SEM
blance of order will be retained
because the railroads never went
off standard time. Pennsylvania
Train 108, which has rolled out of
the station bound for New York at
exactly 2:10 am. all summer full
of passengers whose watches read
$40 am. will leave as usual to-
morrow. The only thing unusual
will be that most of the pas
sengers' watches will read 2:l0
am.
A number of trains-like the
Congressional Limited - whose
standard time departure sched-
ules were advanced one hour to
conform with daylight savings
time-will return to their old de-
parture times. The Congressional,
for instance. will depart at 4 pm,
standard time. instead Of 3 pm.
Bus and airlines, which also re-
NAMED on standard time for oper-
ating purposes but revised their
schedules to. conform with rush.
hour traf1ic. will switch them
again. Buses which left at 4 pm.
daylight time will now leave at
4 pm. standard time.
Evening star., 1949-09-24
Johnson Numes Lurkin
As General Counsel
BY the Associated Pres,

Secretary OF Defense johnson
today appointed Felix E. Larkin
as his general counsel. succeeding
Marx Leva.
Mr.. Larkin has served on the
legal staff OF the Secretary's office
since 1947. Earlier in that year
he was assistant counsel to the
Senate War Investigating Com
mitttee.
Mr.. Leva was appointed Assist
ent Secretary Of Defense septem.
Der IL.
Evening star., 1949-09-24
Arnold Line Seeks
Scent Zone Fare
Rise, 81 for 6 Tokens

A fare increase Of five cents for
each zone between the District
and nearby Virginia points has
been asked for by the Washington,
Virginia and Maryland Coach Co.,
it was announced last night.
Bernard Wahle, executive vice
president and general manager OF
the firm, commonly known as the
Arnold Bus Line, also said the
present token rate Of four for so
cents would be abolished and q
new rate Of six for 81 would be
inaugurated under the proposal,
which has been submitted to the
Interstate Commerce Commission.
In addition to increases in the
interstate rates, the company also
has applied to the Virginia State
Corporation Commission for a
raise In fares within Virginia.
Hearing Oct. 1s.
The commission has set October
l9 as the date for hearing the
company's petition for fares in
side the State. The proposed
interstate fares will become effec-
tive October "a. unless otherwise
ordered by the ICC.
Mr.. Wahle said an increase In
fares in 1947 was the first granted
the company in more than 20
years. Since the last increase, he
added, labor costs have increased
more than 40 per cent, and q re-
cent labor award will cost the
company 100000 annually.
His reference to q labor award
was the finding of an arbitration
board on September 8, in which
drivers and mechanics were given
salary increases and certain
fringe" benefits amounting to
about % cents an hour.
New Buses Needed.
Additional staff personnel are
needed to render a reasonable ade-
quate and efficient SERVICE" Mr..
Wahle said. New buses are badly
needed, and it is significant that
management has not added any
new equipment since 1947.
"The coach company has never
previously requested an increase
In its intrastate fares within the
State Of Virginia"
In addition to this years labor
award, the ofIicial said. the COM
pany granted q 13-cent an hour
increase last year, and q 14-cent
raise in 1947.
Evening star., 1949-09-24
Man Robbed Of $4,000
To Study Police Files
For Photo Of Gunman

Thomas Pignataro. Is, WASH
ington brick contractor. today
was to view pictures of known
criminals in Montgomery County
Evening star., 1949-08-05
DOGS, PETS, ETC,

AFGHAN HOUND, pedisreed, male
room on1 to rsrs run. GIL soea s5s5, 0 4s5 Mo- No.
Norwood st., Arlington:
stock; S., $40. SIS. Vienna a2s-W.
BOXER PUPS, beauties. 4 wks.. Axe,
male, female, brindles, fawns; reas.
rHks4EETs. priss3: 81. 42aS; ns,, Of breeders, and
yoanr Birds, DI,r breedinr Cd oeen CAGE and and
flight cage. $50 takes all. GE.
DACHsHUND PUPPIES, black and
tan females. Reasonable. 81. e022.
DOGS AND CATS available for adop-
ton to good homes. Phone Sligo
AZ sSS5SsSs S eoUNT7 eeS 5 AM se
HORSE MEAT. lib. packages, zoe;
5if lbs,; lee; Is lbs, 12c; .ds delivered
COCKER PUPS, Axe registered; 1
male; reasonable. VI. 1923. IS
GROOMING, all breeds, by exper.
prof. woman: conveniently done In
your own home or mine. FA. 1910.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, pedi-
greed. wks. old. TIA 7th st. ne.
FIR. 511S. IS
GIVE YOUR PET . vacation. Modern
air-cond. kennels, 40 acres, indiv. =,
screened, shaded runs; stud service.
Cocker puppies for sale. KRlSS
KROSS KENNELS, Fairfax 11-J-2.
GERMAN SHEPHERDS, puppies. by
Ch. Lachen; at stud. Asgard's Har-
ras; ASGARD KENNELS, reg; FA.
PEKINGEsE PUPPIES, pedigreed and
reg. Axe. last 2 will go at $50 ea.
type black male and rare solid cocoa
brown male at stud. Will deliver to
your home. Call West River 6077,
Deale. Md -
COCKER SPANIELs, pedigreed. for
sale, cheap. AP. 0393. -
Evening star., 1949-08-05
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

THE GALENA, 1872 B st. n.e.-Girl
to share rm. with another; sele.
beds; laun., cook. privil. FIR. 971s.
1916 E. CAPITOL ST.-Room, nicely
furn., for 2 persons; $50 per month.
TR. $40. - ~
Se a y $ VIZ t also Isrss S5ss deabs s5nss
rm., twin beds and closets, for 2
sO3 MASS. AVE. NE. - Sleeping
room. next to. bath, conv. transp.;
s5 sS per- per vk* Xxx At. PsESen' sise' or couple
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM
Single or double. $12. 5Ol End ST
ne, AT. 1858, Sat. bet. 10 and /.
1859 MORSE ST. N.E.-For en-
pl1sed so. couple home privileges,
ios Ge' sth aisyST: 81. N.E.-Lse. front Tn rm.,
) windows; newly furn., twin beds;
or > gentlemen. I"
THE MARICK, 13S B st. ne-Comf.
rms, newly dec, new furn.; laund.
fac: sgles., dbles. TR. 9154.
IaO Sd ST. N.E.-Large front room.
furnished; u square from Supreme
sSI5 18th 9 ST. N.E.LExtrs large
double rm.. empl. couole or =
men; single rm., southern expos
rms, completely newly decorated.
new mattresses, etc. Bus. stop at
door. Catholic Church at corner.
Restaurant block away. Very lea-
souahle. MI. 6616. -6
G ST. NV en-
ployed. respectable persons: home
privls: newly decorated; reasonable.
COLORED-1oa3 IRVING ST. NE
. sgle. rms for > refined men; S35
month. AID. S51I after 4 pm. -
COLORED-II57 SUMMIT ST. NE.
Single room for settled man or
woman, furn. Call any time after
g. AT. 7697. -
5th ST. N.E.-Sgle.
rm, furn.; S6 wkly. g
COLORED-ADJOIN living room
and bedroom. furnished. pvt. kit.
equipped; semipVt. bath; no chill
dren Phone VI. 0453. .
Evening star., 1949-08-05
ROOMS. APTs. TO SHARE

kOOmo, AFiS. ~ SnANE
LADY to share new 2,bedrm. apt.
with another lady; S35 mo. Ex
$500, Ext. so5s, from 9 to $50;
,sts stss', ANb NJ; fs7lf 6 81. N.w.-EmDl. lady
well furn. studio rm., semipvt. bath,
kit, laund. privils. Apt. elev. Ref.
GENTLEMAN - congenial, to share
new 5-rm. apt. with two gentlemen.
age 2s; conv. new Sc legation; must
No. g. g. Sr aPpEea PgpEoRGkToWNMcoupl.t a sss7 to
share 5-rm. home with court and
46fs 7th ST. NV young ladies
to share with 1 other, furn. apt
wIboW HA; SS1ri IN early 4os will share home
with or rent room to responsible,
cultured woman; reasonable; refer.
WILL SHARE two-bedroom apart
ment, comfortably furnished, with
one or tTo To SiElsti sst or ari; sum. mr. fy ca
GENTLEMAN to share nicely furn.
apt. with another; all housekeeping
facilities. private bedroom; S55. sol
Van Bursn T St; NV her ia; ant p4o or rent
room to empl couple or l or 2
ladies: conv. location; reas.; refs.
MASS. Ass 0ssG AND WIS. AvE.-Young man
will share with another, Hattrac.
furn., 2-rm. kit. and bath ap6;:
excel. transp.; refs. required; $65
OR 2 GIRLS, about % yrs, to
share 5-rm. apt. with another g1rl.
l4th andS Clifton. NO. 800. -
FOR 1 GIRI-Private bath and en-
trance; near shop: cent, transporta-
tion. pm. to g, WA. 52l2. o..
BUSINESSWOMAN will share single
apt. with girl bet. ages y and %.
For information call CO. 1000, Ext.
s, between 9 and B.. o
YOUNG GENTLEMAN to share 2-bed-
room Petworth apt. with Govern
ment men: SAL per mo-; liy. rm.'
din rm., kit, bath. ST. 6400. EXT.
1878 or RA. $3.50. =
STUDIO ROOM, clean, attractive
lady: 14th and Park rd. vic. eau
YOUNG LADY to share Groom apt,
with Kitchen privil., twin beds. with
another lady. S15 18th st. NV. NE.
CoIORED-YoUNG MAN to share
room with another. young man;
some privileses. RIA. $500. o94
Park I'd. NV.
Evening star., 1949-08-05
EARN AND GARDEN
LANDSCAPE SERVICE :. sodd

LANDSCAPE SERVICE = sodding,
grading and planting: sod and top
soil del. Ask operator for Ashton
21S. i
LANDSCAPE GARDENING equipment,
incl. '42 truck; equipment suitable
for opening landscape business. Tu.
cHfCKEN fog MANURE-ss ton: no de-
liveries. G. M. MARIN, 2001 Arcola
ave. Wheaton. Md.
tLAGSTONE WALKS, terraces. fre-
places, rock gardens, fish ponds, re,
tanning walls, pipe drainage; all
kinds OF cement work F. MARCUC-
Clio, Route 3, Horners lane, Rock
vile, Md. Phone Rockville 1888.
ROTOTILLERS-Spr cleanup sale.
Choremaster and attachments. Jac-
aues 4wheel tractor and plow,
S535. See lis for parts or service.
CENTRAL MOTOR CO.. CH. 1000.
1900 Lee hwv Arlington. Va.
TOP SOIL. fill dirt. road gravel blue
stone, manure. 10. 3-o579 or SH.
BOYLE q III TREE suRGERy-,For tree
removals, spraying, trimming, Call
81. 1918 day or RA. 1878 after q.
BULLDOZERS, rent or contract for
land clearing and excavating; reas.
rates; free estimates. AT. 0725.
WANTED TO BUY. picking machine;
coon hound puppies for sale. DU.
Evening star., 1949-08-05

n1s asnd n"r 81. n.W.hNice eISit sIesthouse ac- M
commodations for nice people. Share
rms, have pvt. baths; $3.50 mo-;
. meals daily. MRS. CLARK, Ho.
A HOME AWAY FROM HOME for re-
fined employed lady: nicely furnished
room with board in private gentle
family; no other roomerS; all home
privileges. SH. 1895. - :,
ROOM for employed mother, with all
priyileges. board and day care Of 2
HALF BLOCK Dupont Circle. 1904
10th st. nw-Beautiful :,nd-f1oor
front Semiliy. .-bedrm., suit for couple
or 3. Other very fine vacancies.
Good home cooked food. Reasonable.
KENNEDY. off 18th n.w.-single and
double, table board. maid service;
good transp. ia. s427. ~
CONGENIAL HOME for girls. ! va
cancy; conv. transportation. zoos
Mass. ave. NV. CO. 9742. -
FOR NICE CPLE. or 2 gentlemen.
c: line and blk. to busline. HI.
CLUB MASON. 1928 N. Hamp. ave.
NV; has lovely vacancy for man;
famous for good food; telephone in
each, rm. 1t cost no more to live
ROCK e CREEK PARK sEcTIoN-Nice
front double room; private half bath:
days week. DU. o9so. ~
WESLEY Tablespoons double
rooms in remodeled, redecorated
bldg, running water in every rm.
large closets; dances and free
movies. recreation room S45 to
$3.50 mo. Excel. food. Benci1
washer 1926 2lst st. NV. NO
FoR AGED INVALID or convalescent
saTe EAT hos 4 Reces'' tray service; re refs
several VACANCIES in cool and
very lovely home for young men and
women. Our food is delicious and
sssee Mass. ave- NV. i DE. asas. " =
1926 10th ST. N.W.-Lge., clean. End
f. dbl, S47.50 each; other dbl.
also sgl.. $40 up. Excel. meals. =
1853 PARK RD. N.W.-Rm. with
meals, excellent .transp. DE. 9749.
NICELY FURNISHED twin room for 2
refined girls; also ! share room:
home cooked meals. HO. 1881. 3
1856 N ST. N.W.-For refined; sober
Christian young men. 2 vacancies.
Good wholesome food In home
away from home. S47 90 and $50
mo: Householder, MRS. WALLACE
1855 N ST. NV single rooms on
top floor, attrac. furn., with semi
pvt. bath, for refined young women.
cool triple 2nd-fioor front. Deli
cfous food and homelike atmOSphere
Evening star., 1949-08-05
ROOMS FURNIsHED-korthwes,

ROOMS FURNISHED-NoFthwesf
1924 18th ST. N.W.-Room, private
bath, shower, 3 windows, unlimited
phone, $50; twin-bed rm.. 2 gentle
men, $50; 1 single, $40: one with
running water. $50. Well-appointed
home. Garage. -
BEAUTIFUL front master bedroom.
bath fireplace, boosshelvss' ;aS,a large large
Gsenttilemen. Phone AID. s75s. -
LOVELY BRIGHT, quiet sun-decked
rm., porch for sun bathing and
sleeping; cool house.. kit. priyil. If
sons, S45 per mo. Single rm. for
MT. PLEASANT SECTION. near 10th
and Newton sts.-Large double, cool
room, twin beds, h.k. privil. AD.
: BLOCKS from American University
> students. nondrinkers: Bsmt:;
room; reasonable; Wo. l7ss. -6 IS
room, in excellent apt; single en-
ployed woman; $50 mo. DE. 4023.
1924 BELMONT ST. N.W.-L.h.k. rm.,
S45 single. $50 double: also ! sleep
ing rm., $50, 3rd f., next bath. y
CONTROVERSIES room, Alabama
Apts., 11th and N sts. NV, Apt.
3o7. Elevator service. Ho. a7oo.
Mr.. G. W. UNIV: 2l44 Eye st. NV;
Front airy single room. ,cail
lsth and / N.w;-Empl; lad lady; vel vel:
KIT" fit' lssndry ssIsIG Drivils.; s apt. siev.;
sSss 81 RI RI 1azs' FE. N.w-tovely cool
master bedroom, for 2 n7 ssntlemsn7;
twin y bsaS; ed; $50. MRS. 1sKowITz'
s6si 81 O 'sS!' 81. N.w.-Extra-l.rge double S
T9., snd- front; $3.50 each.
PfSns sR@s an sTsG1S aso1; and do,,,. room.
ave. and dept. stores; private fam
lily. Phone after $50, NE. 1875.
CHEVY CHASE, d, c:LMaster bed
bath, phone in rm.; or 2 men.
m 0R Refined Fiji Christian bome, re-
stricted location: attractive room
for gentleman; conE transp. Call
LARGE MASTER ROOM; near bus:
S14 per week: one person only. 1915
Military rd., Chevy Chase, EN-. p123.
e4ss Goth ST. N.w.-of special in
terest 10 lady in Federal or .profes-
sional service. Room with slass-in-
closed slssplng porch, practically
widow: easily accessible to all shop
ping facilities at 18th and Column
PRTrWoRTH. Psr WFooRTH 1928 III. ave. nv
Large 2nd-f. front rm. in an adult
home Of 4; suit. for 2 ladies; avail.
s5Ia RiTTENHoUSE ST. N.w.--Very
quiet room with sitting room nook
share bath with one lady; bus at
corner: S35. OR 1928. -
1743 QUE ST. N.W.-Lge. comfort
able rm.; immed. transp. MI.
,sss sss4 LAN,gR pa., N.w.-Lars.
room with porch; recently redec. ::
excellent transportation. HO. 1888,
Evening star., 1949-08-05
CALL OFFICE $50 TO 5,
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
Colonial Investment Co.
RE. $3.50
:kTS EXCHANGED
APARTMENTS WANTED

YOUNG EMPLOYED COUPLE desire
3-rm. apt, pvt. bath, furn. or ur-
furn. in desirable location. NO.
9so3 after 6 pm. ask for MR..
ARMY OFFICER desires rent 3-bed-
furn., on or about Sept: J.: NV or
Va. preferred; max. $125. OIL. 1925.
MIpDLE-AGED WOMAN wants to
share apartment with another or
apartment with Kltenen; must ns
sUBLET TO SEPTEMBER Ist-Wo:
apartment: $50. Box 25-Y, Star. -
GI AND BRIDE desire 2-rm.. <. and
b. unfurn. apt. by Sept. l; $50 with
util, max. OR. 6536.
COUPLE. middle age, businsssman:
desire descrs ae us SPACE sa
dress, equipment and price. Boz
wRITEk ssiTi s'asi AND WIFE seeking furr.
small home or apt, quiet cheerful.
dssIs SaTy sps HasD tuFn or ss Wis
D. c. term. To- 5-O6s1. g.
TWO PROF. GOVT. WOMEN desire
Kit, bath; S75-SSO furn.; $50 un-
furnished. Box 40-Y, Star. y
REFINED COUPLE, perm. Govt. en-
ploye, desires 2 rooms, unfurn., Kit.
and bath; prefer woodbridge or MI.
Rainier; references. AT. 523l.,
YOUNG COUPLE, Govt. employed, es
Sept ]; NV; District, approx, S7b-
nS,2,sB SS5 Box .ETY NV xvESSHRAN, StaRjA desp.r-
ssIs s5eIS aae needs yrs' apt rA 7sab aaql'' ans
YOUNG COUPLE, college grads. de
sires small furnished apt. in nearby
Va preferably Alex. vic. PHI vi.
pRoFPElssIoNAL COUPLE and baby
ban Md; rent, $50 to S66. Hu.
MOTHER and employed daughter de-
sire 2-bedrm. unfurn. house or apt;
in or nearby North Arlington. can
after PM. co. 1000, Ext. 2I4.
COUPLE, desires apt. for exchanges
be employed Call 10. 3-642s. after
YotpNG p COUPLE desires unfurnish.a
small apt; max, $45. Call Duponv
oNI1RooM S;12i bachelor apt. in nv; apt
Wo. 6243 eve.; Eek. 2040' Ext. 5s46
STUDIO with adjoining apt. desired
by young couple; NV. EN-. 4723.
sERv1cEMAN, wife and baby wish
apt (3 rooms), good section; $6b:
furnished; Box 492-v, Star. .-I, o
1IsoNRa ampl' desires one-room. nUeo Titchenetts.
bath unfurn. apt. Elk. $3.50, Ext.
9067-S or ewes, GE S52S. s.
Evening star., 1949-08-05
RMS. FURk.-MD. g VA.

ARLINGTON-Lovely twin-bed room
with double closets and pvt. bath,
nicely furn.; desirable location; suit
able for ] or , officers or executives;
3 minis. TO Pentagon. minis. Ma
tional Airport and Wash. Immed
occupancy. OF. 1888. i
ONE ROOM with pvt. bath for rent
to quiet gentleman, in downtown
Alexandria. Pvt. home. $50. OV.
0l96.
cool bedrm.. use OF
entire apt; kit. privil., unlim.
phone; near transp.; empl. lady.
OW. 1883. -
LGE. DBL. RM; cooking and laund
facilities; semipvt bath and refer.:
. blks. shopping and bus; married
couple pref; $50 mo. CHI. 1898.
bedrm.. private
bath, cool, spacious; lovely private
home: $50 single. OIL. 7640. "a
DBL. RM., next to bath, in pvt.
home; one gentleman only; on main
bus line to D. C. OV. 0050. 3
DBL. TWIN BEDS. all home privil.
in well appointed home; suitable
for cpl nr women. Conv. to
buses. Call GIL. 1901 until s;30
u b
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M,scElIAhsoUs FOR SALE.


WASHING MACHINE. conlon; excel, Halv
Takoma Park. Md. s.
WASHING MACHINES, 40Ss disc. on
all floor models: last years models
sIashed 5oy., sasy terms rApp1SScR 8Sen eses co
wasHrNG ss N1sh05s MacHNf. sya ss IA Eaylof ST.
{, ca 1895 or Al. 5S45. IS
WATER COOLER. westinghouse, o.
gallon cap; never used; mod. NO
Us-5B. 1909 n; Courthouse rd:'
AEIinssen; Al s.s2 Va ow' 0ooS' sundays
WATER HEATERS. new. Govt. sur
Mus. oil-fired: S2S.5o. BLOCKS,
INC, 3O56 M st. NV. NO. 1903.
WATER HEATERS. new. usea, lsad-
ing makes; terms. JOHN G; WEB
sTER. 627 p st, nv. ST 61o0
house house. Lawn chairs, S3,75; settee, S.
to be assembled; odd windows ana
doors. EISINGER BARGAIN WARE
HOUSE. rear of 1927 Wis. ave- OIL.
SWISS MUSIC BOX. 3aa4 in. long,
table 2994 in. high, 4Sla in. long,
2Oia in. wide Table and box are
inlaid mahoG. with ebony trim. Plays
32 tunes; cylinders with s tunes
each. Has harp attachment. Pur-
chased about 1884. Call AK. 1860.
No dealers.
several hoor sample spinet and con.
sole pianos, including Hardman and
the famous Minipiano; full 5-year
guarantee: also student-size pianos
from S295 up: liberal terms. LU-
BAR. INC. 1900 G st. NV MA
0414
RUMMAGE SALE
China, clothes. lamps, odds and ends,
Evening star., 1949-08-05
ROOMS fURkIsHEp-s.E.-s.W.

3 ROOMS in exchange for satisfac-
tory care of invalid woman. Prefer
elderly woman or couple but will
consider mother with child or couple
with child. Call VI. 1895.
1857 RIDGE PL. Sc. Anacostia-
Pvt. home, laundry privil.. unlim.
phone, semipvt bath: girl; $50. FIR.
2999. e
REFINED GIRL to share lovely twin
bed room with another girl; kit,
laund. priyils; S25 mo. AK. 1897.
COLORED-i- ROOM, KITCHEN
ette; couple preferred. 1913 c st.