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Evening star., 1949-01-12
Old Bobo Maintained q STANDARD

The Philadelphia Phlles have with left-handed
Bernard would
making the majors which haven't
behind the half century Nobody
why, but ehanders just don't make cachers
Ruth started catcher of switched
pitching and the ouheld Fred caught
he better known first Hal Chase pitched
caught before he turned first
a left-handed catcher advantage
handling bun particularly tpse hirdbase
rghthand catcher MIDST make full fielding
q bunt, left-hander would have clear view
Probably the thing working against Bernard
lthanded catcher prejudice the pitchers,
about who catching them fusy
about in the National During
of the terms he served with the Mats Bobo Newsom talking
about left-handed catcher.
II don't he Roger Brenahan, Mickey Cochrane Bill
Dickey Ray Schalk all rolled guy spoued
pitch wearing your
right hand?"
Ever pitch to efthanded catcher Bobo?' he asked
Nope tipped Newsom pacidy closing the stridng
Mickey
wearing his nitt the end of his
, 1949-03-08
Eleven Yeur Old Boy
Colldpses After
Drinking Rum

An eleven-year-old boy, Do
mold Samuel, collapsed Sun
day after drinking a small
"fat" of rum given him by one
of the visiting sailors. He was
rushed to the hospital where
it was pumped from his sto-
mach.
According to the report the
sailor offered Donald a dollar
if he could drink the rum; the
little fellow did and collapsed
at Farchette's business place
and was unable to speak until
yesterday.
He was attended by DR.. Re
ginald Moore.
, 1949-03-08
Soil Conservation
Service Begins
Educut'l. Program

An island-wide program of
education especially for grow
ers, was started last night with
the first showing of films at
Princesse School house enti-
tied "Soil and Life" and "Soil
Conservation with our own
Equipment" The speaker for
the occasion was Seibert Hew-
lit.
Sponsoring the program is
the Soil Conservation Service
through the District of which
Fritz LawRtz is chairman.
The next showing of films
will be on March 8 at Estate
Whim at which time Mr.. La
watz will be the speaker,
, 1949-03-08
Liberal PurtY Numes
Ashley Totten As
ice-President

New York March 2:-Trade
union leaders representing ma
tional and international unions
affiliated with the ALL & CLIO
met last night at the Hotel
Pennsylvania to chart a pro-
gram of action intended to
force the 81st Congress of the
United States to fulfill its cam
paign pledges.
Numerous speakers graced
the platform of the grand ball
room floor to point out that
Continued on Page 81
, 1949-03-08
Rep. Sol Bloom Of
New York Dies
u. S. To Present

Representative Sol Bloom of
New York died on Monday
night at the Bethesda Hospital
in Washington. He would have
celebrated his 10th birthday
today, for which occasion he
had plans to leave the institu-
ton.
President Truman on learn
ing of the veteran Congress-
mans death sent a message of
coincidence to his sister.
Rep. Bloom was born Of hum
bic immigrant parents and
raised to form the foreign po-
Icy of the United States, as
chairman of that important
committee. He was one of the
signers Of the United Nations
Charter at San Francisco, at
which time he was a delegate
to the General Assembly.
, 1949-03-08
Senators Resume
Filibuster: Lucus to
Vote

The twenty-five Senators
have resumed their filibuster
in the upper house in an eff
fort to force abandonment of
the proposed change in the
rules of procedure to end UNI
limited debate which is a wea-
pom of the minority party to
prevent measures especially
President Truman's Civil
Rights bill, from passing. They
claim it is an infringement on
the rights of States.
Senator Scott Lucas said
that he will force a vote on the
issue before the end of this
week.
, 1949-03-08
Evidence Against
Soviet Rep.
Soviet representative

The United States govern
ment has begun the presenta-
ton of evidence against the
Soviet employee of the United
Nations and the employee of
the Department of Justice for
committing sabotage. Both
were arrested after a series of
clandestine meetings, in New
York City.
Department of Justice was
reported to have found conf
dental documents in the purse
of Miss Judith Kaplan.
, 1949-03-08
AVICA Features
Local Teacher And
Class On Folder

A local school teacher and a
small portion of her class,
showing only six of the young
sters, was one of the features
in the latest folder put out by
the American Virgin Islands
Association which advertises
their coming annual reunion
dance with the title heading
"Meet The Vee-Eyes". Imme-
diately under the picture is the
following statement: Reading
and Writing and Arithmetic is
no longer taught to the Tune
of a Hickory Stick. A second
Continued on Page a
, 1949-03-08
Discussion Of North.
Atluntic Pact
Neurs End

Discussion on the proposed
North Atlantic Alliance are
nearing a close. Secretary of
State Dean Acheson met with
the representatives of Canada,
Great Britain, France, Bel
GUM, the Netherlands, Lux
emborg and Norway. Another
meeting will be held later in
the week, he said.
The governments are being
consulted before a summary of
the terms can be revealed.
, 1949-03-08
Stuff Of CAA At
Benedict Field Will
Be Increased

The staff of the Civil Aero
nautics Administration at Ben
edict Field will be increased
by one man in the near future,
according to information re-
ceived from Sam Pivar, official
in charge. The new member
will be Glenn Fossett.
MIR. Fossett is being trans
farred here from Naknek, Al
aska, where he is presently
stationed.
, 1949-03-08
Courtroom Filled for Hearing
On Bldg. Code Regulations

The District Courtroom was lie Works Department on the
titled to capacity with persons, proposed Rules and Regula-
among whom were many local tons for the Municipality in
who took part in accordance with the Building
the hearings held by the Pub Code.
, 1949-03-08

Many voiced their objections
to sections not only of the pro-
posed regulations but of the
law passed by the Legislative
The Hon. Ludwig
Harrigan agreed with some of
the criticisms but defended
the measure in other instances.
He promised, however, that
the Members of Council will
give much attention to the
parts of the law as well as the
regulations at the next session.
Emphasis was made on the
fact that great hardships
would be visited on many pro-
perty owners who now own
buildings. In case OF a hurri-
cane which caused damage
they would hardly be able to
meet the requirements of the
present Code under present
conditions.
Almost everyone agreed that
the meeting was a success in
every respect. Among the
many who took part in major
discussions in addition to Mr..
Harrigan were, Attorney Will
liam Moorhead, vice-president
Continued on Page A.
Evening star., 1949-08-08

Mr.. 18th & Randolph SITS.
A 2O-foot row brick. well loctaed in
this convenient area, contains liv.
rm., din. rm., kit, rec. rm., bed
rms, bath and inclosed rear porch.
Fo! details call Mr.. Engle, GE.
5SS3 with PFITZEII, III 2lOn
Evening star., 1949-08-08
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

TELEvIsIoN SETS, la4e RcA circuit
l0-in., SI995O; 12l2-in;, $3.50 20
No dealers. terms. TIE. e067. s.
TRICYCLE., large chain drive, .practi-
caIly new, $3.50, Call JU. ,1-19l g.
TROMBONE, ster. sill. and gold pltd.
King, silvertone de luxe, big case
like new, 500. OV. - So. IS
TYPEWRITERS, Underwood, S32 30
L. c. Smith, S42 80. RE. IL -
TYPEWRITERS = Remington. S25;
Royal. S99.5O; many late models al
reasonable prices; must be seen to
be appreciated; ReminGton portable
greatly reduced. 1909 l4,h st. NV,
WASHING MACHINES, 4U't disc OF
ali floor models; last year model:
till o. ROYAL APPLIANCE co
1917 Nlch5lS ave Sc. AT 1OoO
WATER HEATERS, new, Govt sur
plns,. oil-flred: SOS 50. BLOCK S
INC. 3O56 NJ st NV. NO 1SO3.
NA1LR HLATEkS, new. uSec ieaa
lng makes, terms JOHN G WEB
STER. 627 81 NV. ST 6l0U
YOU CAN SAVE DIP TO 500 CT
several floor sample Spinet and con
sole pianos, including Hartman anc
the famous Minipiano, full 5-yeai
guarantee; also student-siZe pianos
from S2a5 up; liberal terms. LU.
BAR, INC. 1900 G Ct NV MA
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BOATS

CABIN-TYPE CRUISER, 2s-ft., 7-ft
beam. new Jeep marine engine
pulled and painted, comp: excel
fishing boat. Priced reas. If in
terested. M; 005o: TR. 2o17 Sun
SELL GIih' INDIAN n IAN LANDING 20 center.
board sailboat, new last year. Cal
MA. 1910, Ext. 207, weekdays, te
5, or WO. 7713 after hours. Ia
PENN yam lS-ft. Rainbow canoe;
reg. S191 40; special sale. S149.50
NASH MARINE SUPPLY. INC, 93C
Maine ave. Sw. DI. 4010. 5
BOAT LUMBER-Marine plywood
Free boat plans. Mercury outboard
Mot Motor ,bso Open all DAY sst and Sun
Kenilworth ave ne. AK. 1900.
FISHING PARTIES = Day. night;
Eastern Bsy. sharps ay faE IsFand. oooses sss
ANTHONY KING. WA 4l92.
SAILBOAT. 26-ft. yawl. keel type;
sscf shp co5g GTay sssE snf oea head N sas sas
INBOARD AND oUTBoARD BOATS
ALL sizes on display at Wash's
largest indoor boat display room
MAYFLOWER MARINE SERVICE
INC, 1900 Maine ave. s.w., ST
CUPBOARD MOTOR REPArR-Bes,
IN the city; MAYFioWER MARINE sIiSt
SERVICE, INC, 1900 Maine ave
MfERcURY soUTBoARD motors, all
sizes in stock at present for Inmed
sfoWER ffilSsrx R1NE hnq srFvdcE IEvfe NC fAe.
1900 Maine ave. s.w., ST. $3.50. -s
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

1852 IRVING ST. N.W.-Bedrm. and
kitchen, share bath, suitable l le-
spectacle lady; $50 mo. MI. $3.50
2 LGE. RooMs-Kit. and bath. new
downtown, near Naval Gun Factory.
ON CAPITOL HILL-Attrac., 8 rms,
si suit and .Sas Sata 81 si4o pvt tn sntrsoss soss
g BEDROOMS, living room, Kitchen
included; incl S 500 ' month. sis Kennedy
fIss & nj EEAtR4 ttRs Co. Kiy kE. sss4 g. AT: Z
spring beds, private full bath, large
closets; S125. 1894 Columbia I'd.
1h4s h;x ABBEY pL. N.w.-partly furn.,
with refgr:. comb: KY: and dinette,
more information, call Ii. 3-3482,
after 6 pm. on wkdys., any time on
KTf.. Tfek LIZ. tR2S' RIM. and dble. bedrm.;
preferably sentlsmen no children Ts
sired. Cali TU. 1850 before 4 pm.
ARLrNGroN-1-rm. and kitchenette.
semipvt. bath; no children. s05 N.
ONE ROOM, kitchen. large closet,
studio furniture, share bath. all util-
tiles; refined, Christian. permanent
gentleman; near Mayflower Hotel;
$50 month. Box cav, Star. 3
TAKOMA PARK tnr. Silver Spring)-
Beautiful furn: 2-bedrm. apt, ideal
or adults: bus at door. SH. 1889.
APARTMENT for rent, S45 5s R. I.
ave. NV. Contact MRS. WATKINS,
1sos MERIDIAN PL. N.w.-Rms. and
apis, refrigeration. Apply Apt /.
41s G ST. s.E.-ons bedrm. and
Kitchen; snns ,tS fSr ch;d men nna or yomen ,s Or
no drinkers. S45 mo. FIR. 1858. IS
LIVING ROOM, bedrm.. lit. and show
er. bath. pvt. Has to be seen to be
appreciated. AT. 2149. 1874 D st..
II; s.,g :.shi.:: St sxs Cor Or .,sa.s :dqs. 4s
sink sink. gE,ll' gEa,ll ossssr sssstssr" T-v; ad,oi1H.ns a1s
Evening star., 1949-08-08
APARTMENTS WANTED

NAVAL OFFICER and wife wish / :
bedrm. furn. apt. from Oct. / to
Jan. or longer, in northwest sec
tion;' N% one7 no ehildssn Wn Sood or pets; 500
uniurn apt. Call Mr.. G. B OLD
HAM. Elk. 1928 or ST. 1886 wk,
oNE-BEDRooM unfurnished apt.
preferably NV section. Call Geor-
sia ssss all day Sun. or after G pm
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER. both
permanently employed. urgently
need 2-bedrm, un.urn. apt or
house, preferably in NV; conv. to
trensp. WO. s653, or weekdays,
RE. 1870. Ext. 754 MRS. RAFIER.
COUPLE with child need unfurnished
apt; by Sept. i; prefer sc. Ii.
Rent OR sUBLEAsE, Aug. 15eoct.
/ B. small or medium size modern
apt; prefer close in married couple
5000 mo. W, A. sIMoNsoN, Ann
MOTHER apHiHh R0,si, And CHILDREN d.sper-
ately need room or small apt; near
GovHRNsfNf sGae NEsfftNsf'i EMPio9E III SSEl wishes
subiet studio or one-bedroom apt.
for : months starting Sept 1. Box
MAJ uRE. REFINED COUPLE need
unturnished apt; nondrinkers. 81.
CHIEF; PETTY OFFICER and wife de-
sire small furn. apt, perm; max.
$50; Gall TR. 1897. TO-
GENTLEMAN wishes unfurn. apt;
living rm., kitchenette. bath; prefer
;GEEl;oRGETowN UNIVERSITY STU
dents desire small furnished apt; in
GEORGETOWN or NV. area: $50 to $50
a month. 'hone OR. 750S A to 6
or BEpFooMs. r On e% dble. liv rm.. .nS study,
excel. CO, cond. call AT. bo76. -
EMPL. COUPLE. one cat. want fur
LANDLORDs-No charge for refer
ing your c,n,s hoIss or Tr,n., aDaftnent eoyer yer
who need family housing. Just phone
MI. 1868 weekdays, $40 to 5, and
FoR RETINES Hant b aRis Iii ismd dese fnTn
ssa5s0T as"fss sss spt any sy ms ssDss s. or san
and after $40 weekdays. 9.
COUPLE desires 1-bedrm. ,unfurnished
SECTION. Gail Can IA, os4i alter is
noon.
SWISS VICE CONSUL urgently needs
unfurn or 2 bedrm., nv. rm., full
din. rm.. kit. and bath apt. NV.
section; no children. no pets. HO.
1915 or DE. 1855 after 3. s
YOUNG GOVT. ENGINEER, wife and
@-yr.-old child. desire or 2 small
bedrm. apt. WA. 6722 after 8 pm.
/ OR 2 BEDRM. unfurn. apt, private,
matured couple expecting in Jan.
Around $50. RA. 6151. -S
UNFURNISHED, 2 bedroom apart
ment. 3 adults, no drinking or pets,
references. Box soy, Star. g.
Evening star., 1949-08-08
HousES FURNISHED

ALEXANDRIA, VA. semidetached
heat, SI25 month. Vacant j. c.
WELDON & CO., ME. BOIL IS
LYNDALE. 2alg M St s.e-5-room
semidetached, recreation room and
bath in basement; Rarase; well fur-
nished:- SI2o per month; available
N. ARL. = Brick buns, studio, liv,
tens tensnts 1o' MRS. s.. BiEANT, VI % Ok. $3.50.
4 BEDRMS., 3 BATHs. partially fur,
beautiful furniture; Bendix and cleo
ton; $500 mo. RA, a592 sun.
M. in0 eHaf'HSs' cHEVY CHASE cIRcLE-At-
tractively, furn. house; entrance
hall; living room, dining room;
porch: ? bedrooms and ! . baths,
rage. To inspect, call Mr.. Rails
RANDALL H. HAGNER Il CO,
INC. 1921 Conn. ave. NV, DE
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-3 bedrooms,
wcll-furnished house available now.
$2O5 per mo. Ideal location. Call
THos. J. FISHER g. CO., INC, D1.
1873 1879 POTOMAC AVE. NV, modern
6-rm. brick EN- 1879, ME. 1902.
OFF N. H. AVE. EXTENDED, modern
5-rm. det. brick, oil heat; Sl25 mo.
Call MISS sLABACH, sH. 1l03.-9
COLORED - HOUSE FOR RENT In
Kensineton, Md. cony. to bus.
Phone LO 5-l159 or AT. O906:-9
Evening star., 1949-08-08
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQuEs1Brlc- a-prac; china 81, Sii-
1885 G ST. NV. STERLING 7496
ANTIQUES - Furniture, orlc-a-nrac
china, glassware. rugs. silverware,
paintings; highest cash prices oaid
Call MURRAY 'Starbecker. Th
BOOKS, large and small collections;
bouaht and removed at our expense.
DISTRICT BOOK STORE. 72l 9th
St W, Me 1905.
BOOKS, large and small collections,
DISTRICT BOOK STORE, I'll 9th
st NV. Me. 5a95.
CAMERA WANTED. highest ausl<~;
also movie camera, protector. lenses.
Mr.. WEISS, from 90, RE. *436.
CLoTHING-HiEhesL prices ior men 9
nsSd clothing Me BERMAN'si ta q si, c.ii II
diamond Watches; discarded jewelry
bought No purchase too small, too
large cash Immediately; very high
prices paid NEW YORK JEWELRY
oatMoSPs .vst es.p sSf Ssa 0s sRAEsf BusR sG'
INC. GA 18th st NV
FURNITURE-Your, entire household
psiess sSess"' E FgRN ?as 'Issfi Eca slS hFhS st
FURNITURE wanted at once, sooo
furniture OF all kinds: entire nome
or odd pieces; pay cash. Please
call MR. JAMES. phone MA 262o
FURSITURE-Wnl guy tire con-
tents OF odd pieces Also old glass
ware china. bric-a-brac Buylna
and selling for over so years. B0E.
g%se M99Ds 9th and x SITS n.' NE
FURNITURE WASTED-Bedrm., din
ing rm, other pieces or entire house
hold; prompt service. co. 1866,
GoLD-Bring your old sold platl-
mum. teeth, discarded leweiy. We
pay cash. A KAHN, INC, 81 years
at 93a st. NV
OFFICE FURN. WANTED = Desk,
chairs, filing cabs, etc, small or Ice;
pfHSosNorand2 fss4ties r69ne iplIess nE s or small
upriGhtsa any cond. VIII pay G.. !.
PIANOS WANTED, upriGhts. We wlIl
give you $50 due bill eood for =
yrs. on the purchase Of a new piano
or television set. COLONIAL PIANO
STOVES, FURNITURE. ranges. Ice
boxes and heaters ACME STOVE
CO.. l0ll eth ST Nv IA s952
Am INTERESTED IN puylng silver
ware. any condition; china, orlc-a-
pS prae, old jsweIry ane rr fSInitgre tlY.
WE PAY TOP PRICES for old gold,
silver, jewelry, diamonds. firearms,
luggage. Photographic equipment.
musical instruments. engineering
instruments viii call. MAX ZWEIG
SONS. g37 D st. II W. Me 9ll3.
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FARM AND GARDEN

LANDSCAPE GARDENING equipment
incl. ~ truck: equipment suitable
for opening landscape business. TU
1895. Ill
TOTILERS-Spring cleanup sale
Choremaster and attachments. Jac-
oues z-wheel tractor and plow,
CENTRAL MOTOR co. CH. 1000.
5000 Lee hwv. Arlington. Va.
TOP SOIL. fill dirt, road gravel, blue
stone, manure. 10. 3-5519 or ~.
5l1O IS
BOYLE TREE suRGERY-For tree
removals spraying, trimming. Call
81. 1213 day or RA. 1879 after q.
WALKS. terraces. FIRE
places. rock gardens, FISH ponds, re:
tanning walls. pipe drainage. all
kinds Of cement work. F. MAR
SuCCIIGo. R9ufe ;, ,I1 HorneTs JaHs lans
BULLDoZERs. rent or contract for
land clearing and excavating; reas
rates, free estimates. AT. 0125
TOP SOIL. very good, rich, for lawns
and greenhouses; very reasonable
Call HI 1888. Ia
BULLDOZER International TD-a
sueyrus Erie hydragl5q n5r.bis 6lsds ses snd An9
offer. BEN HUNDLEY, TU. 800
1eP riveP Nd. Nd 81 :S555. s." VI 'O tx
GARDEN-Aid, ia h.p. tractor with
plow. cultivator, disc harrow. and
40-inch cutter bar, perfect condi-
ton; $3.50, call OW. 6ssI. 10
Evening star., 1949-08-08
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwsss

HOUSES FOR sALE-Nesthwsss
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-Twe
attractive detached brick homes "a
sHes sis Section so1 wei, xeil priced. For details
si1h sfl Nv wM fh'Sn THsoc&SosFos 1szfs XS s4sS'
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY, PARK -
Price now has been reduced a!'; dras,
prewar all-brick Colonial; in excel.
lent condition; ideally located in
the most desirable part Of this highly
popular section: very near Sprins
Valley shopping center: 9 rms, bath,
full basement, screened porch; me me
!svf5 E PHGLIss Ill iless ffSl 81 i4ii eve. es
BETHESDA-Immac white brick
ton. 1st floor. reception hall, large
living room with built-in bookshelves
and fireplace. nice dining room
equipped kitchen; snd aoor; ,ss,G 2 .sS. eS.
seen .,ssS bsGrcoms Ssqs ed ssd
stairs to finished attic; reasonably
priced at $17:50G. Call W. B.
BRiGHTWoOD AND sAUL's, Addi-
toThre,s s,,,t spa Sa,.s tsuf Tor sSs STs
h havs she nii rtS1' fnT anpointmsnt to
see. Mr.. Maury. TU: 1926; MAR.
st. NV, Realtor, DI: 3346.,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS brick
gas hwh e9nv; 2cSas? to senoois, nosssssio sssnso
with title; ewes. call Mr. spratt,; SO.
s403; KAY REALTY CO., isc''
CHEVY CHASE RAMBLERS - Just
about the first ,ramblers TO be built
in a choice in-town location; peau.
tiful Big lots With towering oseritTuefion sfses;
Contain eoetsisnts 8 rms. q bedroomsJ, 2 igll
tie baths, fireplace, FULL BASE;
in real estate circles as the most
outstandins, rambler snn TRxNK ysIpeis sfpiH pHfh f.
cLLEEeVfs:L2Np LIVE A; sPAARK@i;ndividHaily de,
siened and built modern brick; 8
bedrms., 2ha baths; 1st d. pansled
P}ssss sSss s r,S THSs gG1EfIasi s5is d1ss wo
nlaces. % eouipment modern through
out, garden. Call MIS-. NJ, Wsy' WSssyxNERs "a;
RGoIMIISNGWooD We are privileged
to ofier this exceptionally fine Gus
tom-built residence for the first time
in this exclusive location. First moor
With viii fireplace. lovely den with sd-
joining tiled powder room. dining
room and modern, equipped kitchen;
second floor has master suite, ap-
proximately -2Ox20; dressing slcove'
tiled bath, 2 other twin-sized bed,
rooms and tiled bath, wonderful
closets; large fenced yard; maids
room and full bath: 2-car garage:
BRYANT gas &C, heat. This is .
besutiful home. For appointment 70
inspect, call W. B. WRIGHT. EN-.
K600. 24OO Conn, ave.
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POULTRY AND EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, 6I9 x St NV.
-Conkey's Y-O feeds; baby chicks;
turkeys; poultry supplies ME. O0S9
l PAY TOP MARKET PRICES for
chickens. o. G. MAXWELL, Lam
ham Md WA l545 o.
500 BLUE RIBBON New Hamp. red
pullets. 5-6 weeks old; Sl.25 apiece,
any number desired DOGWOOD
POULTRY RANGE, call any time,
Fairfax 5lS-W =
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BRICK BUNGALOW

Large living room. combination dim
bath, expansion attic; large fat
lot. About IN miles past Dis
trict. line in nearby Maryland.
If you are looking for nice
home you should see this Price,
S13,950. Call Mr.. Richards, WO.
Evening star., 1949-08-08
Aoylhs PACKING & STORAGE

MOVING By VET-Exper. help; ever,
piece wrapped. insured; reas. CAN
any time, MR.. COOK, GIL. 6137.
MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.
24-hr service. furniture: trunks and
baggage. AT. 275o or FIR. 03s6.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across he country: safe storage ID
separate oms. expert packing,
Phone 10 0104 UNION STORAGE
CO NC .s, tan6
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
viii accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving, stor-
age: reas. ia. 1897: ewes. GE
1910 So
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HOUSES UkFuRhiShED

NEW, rms. with fun bsmt., gas
heat; on Alabama ave. nr. inter-
section Good Hope rd. Sc; conv.
TO shops, schools and buses; corner
house; Sl3o mo-; inside house. SIN
mo. Phone RE. 1855 or vi. 64O6.
3-RM. COTTAGE, Va. suburb; work.
ine mother with children, day care
seshSsM. esi!f1ssi bkickm4 sS is1s Minis. to Pen
sTSRR4 f5Hf bI4.cHfS fheBs pEEck ET ss0s 5sa
bsmt.; Hyattsville, Md, sllo month:
oLNEY HOMES acres, beautiful
srounds, overlooks olney. Inn; Ten
w an ,e Huss on SsF sas2 ttsms ets pgERsoN IGeR M
RpaDiANT pi9ns 1''''Vii VALLEY, M6.-a-b -bedrm.
brick bungalow, on busline, close to
schools and shopping center. $50
per mo; avail. Sept. lst; lease.
lsis si ssh 5s'h AVE, Hillside, Md;-o-fm;
det. brick home with porches and
uRcioLo REALTY NE. 1911. IS
DESIRABLE. NEW DET. brk,; home
in silver Spring 3 bedrms, baths
sssssnsf os. aI p0?ss ssi4 5om. ssf sH s29
BUNGALOW, 9 rms, . bedrms, tiled
bath. living nm, dining I'M. and
modern kitchen, oil heat: cor. lot,
lge fenced back yd; Queens Chapel
Manor; / blk. shopping ctr. and bus
lire $50 mo-; refs. REQ. WA. 7sl4
FACING G. W. U. HosPITAI-3-h.
and bsmt. brk. home, 10. rms, =
baths, oil h..w.h.; suitable for room
ing house; $3.50 per mo. Call Mr..
Schrider. WOODWARD & NORRIS,
723 Goth st. NV. RE. 65s5. %
CAPE COD BUNGALOW, Silver
Spring; very modern; . bedrms, din.
rm., large liv. rm., fireplace; q house
for gracious living; couple preferred;
500 per mo. SH 1929 10
WILTON WOODS, ALEX.-New A.
bedrm, 2-bath brick, acre lot. i'm
mediate possession. -
MARGARET J. DUNKLEY
Evening star., 1949-08-08
COOPERATIVE ApTs. FOR SALE

IMMEU. FOSSESblUN"1-U -UeuL ~. Ips .
Naylor Gardens, 2 blks. to shopping
area. AK. bs52. 5
COOPERATIVE apartment for sale,
254O Mass. ave. NV. Large entrance
hall, drawing room, dining room and
Kitchen, screened porch adjoinins
drawing room and ! adjoining bed
nm; 4 bedrms and 3 baths: To
inspect, call Mr.. Rails, RANDALL
il. HAdNER co. INC, 1921 Conn
COM. eNsi Ave. COOPERATIVE APART
MENT, located on Connecticut ave-
this apartment has Just been com :
pletely refnished; has double ex-
posure, with 2 bedrms.. liv. rm.,
Bathroom. reception. hall, kitchen;
and dinette; schools, stores and r
transportation are all within walk
ment is q great deal less than
rental for same type Of apartment;
Exclusive agent, ARLIE JOHNSON
REALTY CO.. INC, OR. ZOO til
- ~
Evening star., 1949-08-08
ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

IN THE HEART OF GEORGETOWN
-Dble. rm. to share with gentle.
man. twin beds. next to bath and
shower. HU. 1852 between and
YOUNG MAN-Bedroom available in
bachelors apt; NV: gentle, musi-
cal; no drinking. Adams 1889. %
COLORED-TWO REFINED girls to
share room in pvt. home; cooking
facilities. FIR. S562. g.
Evening star., 1949-08-08
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

CHOICE WHTTE-FACED therefore,
steers, carload OF 40 head vac
and delivered in any no. Reas.
reg. Hereford bull. SH. 2ll4. ME
Evening star., 1949-08-08
APIS. uhFURhlsHEo Cont. +,

No. s, S5O6 GREENWOOD AVE.
No. Z, S5L0 GREENWOOD AVE
Large 1-bedroom apts, Just 2 blks.
from Piney Branch rd and Flower
ave in Takoma Park: close to
trunSp. and stores: reasonable rent;
available at once. WALKER g.
DUNLOP. INC, 1900 10th ST. NV.
NJ Dooo