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man McGrath of the Senate Dis
trict Committee, Senator Frear
Democrat, of Delaware, and Sen
ator Mccarthy, Republican, o1
Wisconsin.
The House conferees are Repre-
sentatives Harris. Democrat, OF
Arkansas; league, Democrat, OF
Texas, and O'Hara, Republican, OF
Minnesota.
Attending the conference also
were District Rent Administrator
Robert F. Cogswell and Senate
District Committee Counsel James
r. Kirkland.
The Senate added six amend
ments sponsored by Senator Nc
Carthy late yesterday before pass
ing the bill by a voice vote. The
amendments were designed to
bring the District act more nearly
in line with the national rent con-
troll extension bill sent to the
President yesterday by Congress.
One of the most important
amendments would knock out the
present basic principle Of the Dis
trict Act. providing that rent CELL
ings shall be those generally pre-
vailing for comparable housing
accommodations"
In place of this. the Senate
approved, by voice vote. an amend
ment directing the District Rent
Administrator to set rents "at
levels which will yield to landlords
a fair net operating income This
provision is in the national Oil.
Neither Senator Mccarthy nor
Senator McGrath was pleased
with this provision, but agreed
that, since it was in the national
bill. it should be in the District
measure.
Sees No General Increase.
Senator McGrath said it would
not mean a general increase for all
landlords, because the rent ad-
ministrator would have to take
into consideration previous rent
boosts granted to property owners
under the District act since it be-
came effective in 1942.
Mr.. Cogswell predicted the
new basis for rent ceilings prob
ably would result in many appli-
cations for rent increases. He said
he favored the present act over
the new provision.
Another important Senate
amendment would strike from the
present law criminal penalties for
willful violations of regulations.
The penalties now run to $1,000
tine, q year in jail, or both. Elm
Evening star., 1949-03-30

An automatic machine now can
remove coal from seams and place
It in mine cars.
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u. ). Reds Became
Secretive in 1899,
|budenz Testifies
BY the Asseeioted Press

NEW YORK, Mar. 30.-Meeting.
of American Communist Party
leaders became "secretive in char.
acter" after the Hitler Stain pact
was signed in 1889. a Government
witness said today at the Com.
munist conspiracy trial.
Defense attorneys objected
strenuously to this description by
the witness, Louis F. Budenz, for.
mer Communist official who quit
the party in 1945.
But Federal Judge Harold r
Medina let most of the testimony
stand.
The witness said many times
the place of the meeting was not
announced in advance. During
the 1939-40 period cards were
given you just for the meeting
and you were conducted by some
one to the place of the meeting.
Tells of War Instructions.
Mr.. Budenz testified yesterday
that American Communists were
told after the Hitler-Stalin pact
to start civil war in America II
this country sought to join Great
Britain in fighting the Nazis.
Meanwhile, Anna Louise Strong,
whose $1,000 contribution to the
Communist leaders on trial was
rejected by them yesterday, an
nounced she would give the
money to some other good civil
liberties causes"
Mr.. Budenz told the jury yes
terday that American Commu-
nists are committed to forcible
overthrow of the United States
Government by the first sentence
of their party constitution.
The sentence reads:
THE Communist Party Of the
United States is political party
of the American working class,
basing itself upon the principles
of scientific socialism. Marxism-
Leninism."
Mr.. Budenz testified that the
specified principles" mean that
the party is "basically committed
to the overthrow of the Govern
ment by violence.
FURRY of Objections.
This brought a furry Of objec-
tions by defense attorneys.
Eugene Dennis, party general
secretary and one of the de-
PENDANTS, declared:
mo traitor, no Judas could in
terpret the principles of Marxist-
Leninism. The witness cannot
speak for any Communists. and
not for these defen-
dants. No one would ask Benedict
Arnold to interpret the Constitu-
ton of the United States"
Judge Medina ruled Mr..
Budenz's interpretations were per-
missible, since he formerly was a
high party official.
Report Introduced.
The Government introduced a
report by the party's labor secre-
tary. John B. Williamson. a de-
fendant, directing party workers
to center postwar recruiting efforts
on veterans and labor union men,
bers.
The report, made to the party's
in July. 1945, said in
dustrial workers should make up
more than half of the party's
membership in California, Eastern
and New York, and
rs per cent in Michigan, Illinois
and Ohio.
The Government also intro
duced an article, published in
official party organs, saying that
genuine patriotism" demands
that citizens oppose any unjust
war" brought about by "reac-
tionary rulers"
Dennis told newsmen yesterday
that he and his co-defendants
rejected the check for their de-
fense sent by Miss Strong.
He said the gift was tainted
money" designed to cause "our
defense to be used as part of a
shabby promotion scheme and a
protective screen for political
Journalistic efforts designed to
worsen Soviet-American rela-
tions."
Evening star., 1949-03-30
Bunehe Given Reports
OF Syria Army Coup

RHODES. Mar. 80 (P.-Acting
United Nations Mediator Ralph j.
Bunche said today he had been
advised of a military coup in Syria.
DR.. Bunche said he had received
no details of the reported over
throw of the Damascus govern
ment. but added he was going on
the assumption" that scheduled
Israeli-Syrian armistice negotia-
tionS will take place.
Two U. N. aides to DR.. Bunche
left yesterday for Damascus to lay
the groundwork for the Israeli
Syrian negotiations.
Israel has concluded armistices
with Egypt and Lebanon. Yes
terday Israeli and Trans-Jordan
officials agreed in principle on an
armistice involving their armies.
subject to final approval by their
governments.
Evening star., 1949-03-30
Turks Cunninq Tuna Fish

Fishermen in Turkey are the
latest to have developed a tuna
canning industry, with British
housewives supplying an eager
market.
The peacock is held in great
reverence by the Hindus in India.
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THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL. MARYsvnLE. ONO
REDWOOD NEWS

test for the Grange in Union
county was won last week by
Mrs. Jesse Roberts. Mrs. Roberts
won first in the contest in Clai-
bourne township and won from
nine contestants in Pomona
Grange, at Watkins, last week.
She will represent Union county
when the state contest will be
held later. The assignment this
year was an orange chiffon cake.
Mrs. Oliver Cowgirl won third
place on her two-piece print
dress.
HOPEvALE CIRCLE
Mrs. Guy Newhouse was the
hostess when the Hopevale Cir
Gle met last Monday evening.
The president, Mrs. Wayne
Dilger, presided at the meeting
and led in the devotional period.
Mrs. Newhouse led in song
service at the beginning of the
evening.
Mrs. r. G. Turner and Mrs. Ern-
est Debolt had charge of the pro-
gram for the evening and it was
planned in the form of dialogue.
Mrs. Willis Brown was appoint
ed as vice-president, to fill the
vacancy left by Mrs. Granville
Continued on Page 81
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Haines
! and Mrs. Nye, of Columbus,
visited at the home of their cou-
sin, Mr.. Charles Parish and fam
lily last Saturday evening.
Mr.. Ralph Vestal recently
spent a week in Bellaire, Michi-
gan, where he was the guest of
his brother and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nix, who have
been transferred to Redwood
from Texas, will move into the
duplex of Mrs. Agnes Drake this
week. Mr.. Nix will take the place
of Mr.. c. o. Shoup who has car
ried the mail out of the Redwood
postoffice for several years. Mr..
Shoup has accepted the position
vacated by Mr.. Nix in Texas and
has already started his work
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Grooms
and family, of Dayton, spent last
weekend at their home on the
Boundary.
Mrs. Tillie Beach and grand
son, Ronnie Phillip, spent last
weekend in North Manchester,
Indiana, where they were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Lyons
and family.
Mrs. Edgar Hastings and daugh-
tiers, Diane and Susan, spent last
week at a resort near Lake Erie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Sullivan
and daughters, plan to move to
Worthington this week. Mr.. Sui
livan is now located in Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Goldman
plan to move into the property
which will be vacated by Mr.. and
Mrs. Sullivan.
Miss Wilda Mae Turner is
spending this week at the home
of her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Levi Knackel, east of Prospect.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Perkins and
family included: Mr.. and Mrs.
Emmett Morrison, their daugh-
tiers, Annie and Betty, and son,
Jimmie, of Gallipolis.
Tommie Price, of Columbus,
nephew of Mrs. John Meyer, is
spending this week at the Meyer
home.
GRANGE CONTESTS
First prize in the baking con-
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. Claiborne
BY MRS. ARTHUR POTTS

/ Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Kinnikin,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Potts, Miss
Doris Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bell and family spent Wednesday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. R. F.
Bell. Home made ice cream and
cake were enjoyed.
Miss Sara Spyre, of Redwood,
spent from Thursday until Mon
day with Miss Dolores Rosette.
Mr.. Wilford Snyder and son,
Gene, of Aurora, ILL.,, is visiting
friends in this community this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Potts were
dinner guests of Mrs. Ada Shirk,
of Peoria, last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Howald,
who resides west of Redwood,
are the proud parents of son,
born Sunday evening at Kenton
hospital. He has been named Ro-
bert Eugene. Mrs. HoWald, before
her marriage, was Natalia Potts,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian
Potts.
Rev. and Mrs. Fleming and
daughter, Junia, Rev. Wilford
Snyder and son, Gene, and Ethel
Reed, were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Chandler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Smith
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. 'Lutrelle Rosette and
family.
Mrs. j. B. Morris, of Magnetic
Springs, was the guest of her
sister, Mrs. r. F. Bell, from Fri
day until Sunday.
Rev. Fleming and other minis
ters will leave the last of this
week on evangelistic tour,
which will take them through
several states. They will be gone
for a month and will attend sew
eral camp meetings.
Mrs. Adrian Potts, Mrs. A. G.
Warner, Mrs. Arthur Potts, Pa
tricia Warner and Anna Lee Potts
called on Mrs. Natalia Howald and
son at Kenton hospital Tuesday.
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days last week at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Parish, north
of town. Mrs. Parish and Mrs.
Cochrane are sisters. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cochrane have gone on to
Canada to visit Mr. Cochrane's
relatives after which they will re-
turn to Florida by way of the
Atlantic coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Swartz and
son, Gene Paul, spent this week
end in Indiana where they were
guests of Mrs. Swartz's brother
and family. They were accom-
panied home by their daughter,
Joyce, who had been visiting
there.
Mrs. Stanley Peet was called
to Athens last week by the criti-
cal condition of her sister.
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BY. MRS. r. ]. LANGsTAFF

Mrs. Zeota Seran, of Redwood,
spent several days last week with
Mrs. Delpha Dysert, at her home
west of town.
MI. Frank Shape, who has been
i'll for several months, is again in
the hospital in Kenton.
Mr.. Bob Davis, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. X. Davis, has been in
ROTC for the past few weeks and
plans to spend the last weekend
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Outright, in Roanoke, Va.
Mrs. Ruth Weller is visiting at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Joe Wall in Quantico, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Cochrane,
of Tampa, Fla, spent several
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. East Liberty
By MARY KERNs

MIR. and Mrs. Cecil Caughy, Co.
lumbus, were Saturday visitors al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
KernS.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lane, Cable,
were callers at the Herb Klam-
forth home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Shannon, Mr.,
and Mrs. Jack Brown and Mr..
and Mrs. John Park and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lowell Detrick and their
families spent the day Sunday al
O'Shaughnessey Dam.
Miss Marlene Klamforth return
ed home Monday evening after a
weekend visit with Miss Rather
inc Haynes, at Long Island.
Miss Katherine Baxley under
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went surgery Friday night for
appendicitis.
Ray Kerns spent Sunday at
Lake Erie. Mrs. Kerns visited
Sunday in Byhalia.
Mrs. Betty Storer was hostess
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Thursday evening to group OF
ladies for a House OF Stuart
cosmetic demonstration which
was in charge of Vergie Gray, OF
Prospect.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Austin, Co
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Seattle, Washington is farther
north than Nova Scotia.
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JULY 20. ls4s

lumbus, spent the weekend with
Shis parents.
Evening star., 1949-01-04
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

COON DOG for sale. UN. 1856.
coLLIEs; OF Is; registered Axe; se5 and
puppies. ~ Standard sizst Teenef chamSion PoGae
ship, breed; male, female, in either
black or brown mos. ole. Write
or call r. NJ Parker. I'M DIAL KEN
NELS, AmlSsville, Va. Telephone
GEays9n 26ll or call MI. Parker,
FOX TERRIERS, also cocker spaniels,
pure bred. male and female. ali
colors; fine New Year presents,
healthy and love children. aU.
COCKER, Axe registered: clearance
sale. all colors. Can Rockville 1895
until g. !63S after T.
BIDEA-WEE KENNELS-Dogs and
cats boarded week ends or longer,
oathed and returned, So. 42l5 Conn
ave WO O224
COCKERS-W operate a hobby ken
mel we'll known for breeding healthy
SHOW type, friendly puppies. WI
POLICE DOGS. most beautiful pups
IN WsShlnston. wonderful blood
lines, Axe. VIII sacrifice for So
each. 3o,!5 o st. NV, MI. ll2U.
PUPPY, female dachshund, reg. Axe,
q mos, $50. Call evenings, OIL,
BLACK MALE COCKER, year old
seeks new home, wants TO be men,
Der OF family group. Call CHI. 4455
after J 30.
Will GIVE TO good home young
collie and spitz female dog, sable
with white chest and paws small
and gentle. Call Alex :iGgI
GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies out Of
Champion Ria psody of Grettamarc,
CD ASGARD hENHLLS fA, 1u,.u
SHELTIES tminlatuge coll,eSr Axe
reg. pups and grown stock. Matron
70 whelp soon. All reasonably pIlCcd.
Phone Vienna 2S4-W, or Box : M.
Star. 10
MI.XED SETTER, white and tan. 10
mos, needs new home; good watch
dos. also mixed cocker, black. ST.
500
COCKER SPASIFLS. all ages. size.
and colors, Axe reg, some champion
sired; some have "a champions IN }
genera TONS. Delivery service. Rock
v1Ilp
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ApTs. FURNISHED (cor.. J
/ 1914 LANIER PL. NV, nT. 18th and

1 194 LANIER PL. NV, mr. 18th and
Col. rd.--One room, kit. basement
apt; toilet, no bath; $40. MI. e212
n,,sss . FalRMoNr R'T ST. N.w.-Larse
stove and elec. refgr.; adult couple;
ATTRAc., TT ,aS, SUNNY. completely pvt.
apt, pvt. entrance, pvt. tiled bath.
ige. liv. rm.. bedrm. and kit, hwd.
noors lnlaid linoleum unlim phone:
white neishborhood. "a blk. from car
Hne; Hnsne; Will accept small child. FIR
GIRL TO SHARE with 3 others. large
2-bedroom apt. 3 min. downtown;
SO; :; gentle home. LU; 713s. -6
ties. newly decorated: . sirls or
couple; conV. transp. GE. a064 -5
1923 3 ST. Sc. rec. rm.. private
ployed couple: SITS. 10
3rd FLOOR. 20 Quebec pl.
n W, . rms, kitchen and bath. suit
able for couple or 3 girls; $50 mo
CHEVY CHASE-March ]. spacious
bed-llv rm, fireplace, pvt. bath,
eli IL WI! STlViisfsS' ssa4. employed person
ELDERLY LADY. living in comfort
able home. will share it in return
for light duties. Otis s57s. -6
End ST. S.E.-2 rms, kit and
pvt. bath. refsr.; beautifully furn.;
in apt. bldg; all utilities furn. jani-
tor service Sl00 per mo, JOSEPH
F, BRUNO, INC, 903 H st. n W Ma.
200 Ii ST. NV rm.. kit. and
bath. nicely furn.: $50 per mo.
1osEPH y E, BRUNO INC, 30" H st.
Mt. PLEASANT AREA, 4 apts,, .
all utilities paid. THos. L. Phil
LIPS, Wo. 1900 until pm. 351s
I5s5 KANSAS AVE. living room, din
ms room, bedroom, kitchhen and
bath, completely furnished; no chill
dren or pets. GENTLE family. 5"
under ! VI old. acceptable. I34l
Oak St. NV See MRS. LEE.
rAkOMA PARK rooms. share kit.
and bath. sH. 4s2l, 334 Garland
ave. Sorry. no children. 10
100 C. ST. S.W-l-rm. and kitchen
apt. for settled lady or sober gentle
@an eony of Sf;1s seq eharacteF irn CLEAN warm
800 KENYON ST. N.w.-Lsrse
Ink. rm., Frigidaire, range. sink.
next to bath; for l empl. girl; 50
1907 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV.
Apt, 7-,;ird A.. Ss1 so per mo. Open
for your inspection, EX. 54as, Di
5ao5 I'd
I,4O r ST. NV. The Churchili-
Bedroom and kitchen. in English
nSmt attr. iurn.: $50 month. -6
APT. BUILDING. 925 Crtttenden st
NV liv. rm.. bedrm., bath, kit,
suit. for empl only. ia. 4033.
BRANCH AND M ST. Sc. vicinity:
lovely studio rm., dble. rollaway bed.
refgr.., phone, pvt bath, maid serv-
7OL0RED - BROOM APARTMENT,
electricity. gas and oil heat; $50 mo,
al Spring Hill, Va Apply in person.
REV; PHILIP GAsKILL, Daleview
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APARTMENTS WANTED

VETERAN and expectant wife, ure-
emily need 2rm. furn. apt, In ne.
or Sc, section; maximum, $55. TR.
UNFURN. APT. DESIRED. bath, kit,
bedrm. and liv. rm. Call GE. 1883.
COUPLE. without chill
modern apartment or small house.
write MR.. CORNER. New Zealand
Embassy, Observatory Circle. 81
COUPLE, empl.. needs furn. apt: no
sharing; max. SIS; refs. RA.
1 Mo. OR LONGER. 18th or i4th
area: profit middle-aged woman will
occupy alone; refs. req. WA. 2219.
MY SON. is being forced to leave
Woodrow Wilson High School unless
living quarters are found in that
area; Can you help MI. 1899,
| or e-bedrm apt for .
sf:s9'I sIao: Ext. t:! 751 'U or TIE ei64. |ns NA'
NEWLYWEDS desire one
bedroom furnished apt. by Jan is.
Phone GE 3064 A.
Two, t o,BLDRpoM ED ,ls, fur9lshsd 9nI d., apt PVT
Government Girls. Call JUSTINE
TURNER, Gil. 9542 after $50 p m,
LONGTIME GOVT. CENT, returned
quiet lower NV. BOX asa.L, Star.
EMBASSY OFFICIAL desires small
M & ,foRREs, dnrins dnrnla ONCE ne hours. US.
HO. t4OO. 3
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HOUSES FURNISHED

AMER. Univ. PARK-Det. brick
nome nome With With 3 bedrms. and 2 baths.
hISK1Ns hG;i sF co's leafs Di saSs Ays'l Jan Is.
kALORAMA SECTION, 1913 o3rd st
NV bedrmS., > servants rooms
excel excel eond.; vacant: 1875 mo, Gail
GEoRGPfowS.4 iNEB; b. W. ssgs N ST. a bed
rooms, : baths, kitchenette, living
room, including utilities: S235 mo,
VI. lease. HO. 3l6s
ATTRACTIvELY furnished town
house; 5 bedrooms, . baths, FIRE
longer available immediately. DU.
A rTRAcTIvELY FURNISHED HoTsE
between Cathedral and the Shore
ham bedrms., , baths. servants
9ua EtefS. pGrcheS' double gar; rent,
GEORGETOwN, 1919 Que st. NV 2
bedrms.. baths; garden: vacant;
$40 mo: Call Anne Carter Greene
with sANp0Z; INC. DU. 1874. 4
er and professional daughter, pri-
vate use, well-furn. bedrm, spacious
double bed, 5-window studio, roll
away bed; share bath, kit, dining
and living rms; 800. GE. 6s33.
NEW 5-RM, BUNGALow. completely
furn., Sl25 per mo; near everything.
VIM L. PRIMROSE REALTY. WA.
42I4. WA. 425n -
KALORAMA SECTION - Attractively
furn. town house; st floor, reception
sitting rm.., laundry; oil heat; 2-car
garage: End. f., large reception hall.
pantry and kit, service din. rm.: 3rd
f., 4 bedrms, and " baths; 4th f.,
bedrms. and bath. 3 servants
rms. and BATH for lease by the
Rails. RANDALL H. HAGNER a. CO,
INC, 1921 Conn. ave. NV, DE.
$500; eves Sat or Sun, phone Mr.,
Rails. NO. a4l4 S
EMBASSY SECTION - Attractively
rm. LIST f.; maids rm. and bath; 2,
BELTSVILLE, MD.-Well furnished
house, 7 rooms and bath; for 3
Nos, NOS, Si SIP no: TO. 65sa 10
brk.;. center hail: Q rms, ela baths,
rm. and bath; garage Avail Jan.
Is. L. T GRAvATTE. Realtor, 1878
K st, NV. MA. 0753.
BETHESDA-Beautiful large home,
n DtuTOOIHS, y DdtllS. = --CdI RdTdRe,
$3.50 per mo. years lease. Call Mrs.
Burnside. MI. 1850: ewes, WI. 1881.
D. A. HANES CO.. INC. -6
1913 ALLISON ST. N.E.-Beautiful
semidet. brick containing Z rms, pa
baths. rec. rm.. fireplace, gas heat;
lge rear yard, Nicely furn.; conven.
to everything; S225 per mo- JOSEPH
E. BRUNO CO., 903 H st. NV. MA
KENsiNGToN, MD.-Just beyond
Chevy Chase area. 90 min. to Union
Sta. by B. e. O.: 10 min. to D. c.
line, Capital Transit bus. Spacious
det.. home on beautiful level lot:
r. Law, oil &C. heat; ] block to
grade school, owner will lease for
mos, starting Jan Is, at 5000
per mo. lovely home BURR L.
YOUNG, Realtors. DE. 4444 -6
LANDOVER HILLS. 421s 10th ave
Six rooms. oil heat Owner on
4142, Ext. 2444 s.
KESSINGTON-4 bedrms 3 baths.
library. rec rn, etc; quality home;
beautifully furn. Call RE. 0703.
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BOATS

@a-FT, TRUsCoTT express cruiser,
kermath engine; approx 25 mp h
sleeps =. galley stove. sink. refriger-
ator, toilet. ship p-to-shore radio
phone. many extras. Has had best
Of care. s395O. Dry-docked in
Annapolis, winter storage paid Box
349-L. Star, ,.
STEELCRAFT WASHINGTON CO.
Specials:
.0-ft cabin cruiser. excellent con-
ditIon, sleeps ., Gray engine: a very
sturdy and attractive boat, has all
accessories and many extras; 81 ,n5N
26-ft, 1916 Steelcraft sedan
sleeps 4, galley and dinettc; S.... 80
;,6-ft. 1896 Steelcraft day cruiser
Chrysler 93h.p. engine. sleeps 2
galley and dinette. has all acces.
sorieS and many extras; $1,000
26ft I44S SteelCraft de luxe Sc
dan, used less than rs hours. Pack.
ard 100-hp. engine, in excellent con.
dition. 81 500
"a 4ft. 1941 Hunter cabin cruiser
sleeps 4, mahogany super structure
and trim, Kermath 110-h.p. engine
used less than 30 hours has hst
galley. dinette and many extras
81 $50
24-ft. 1a4s Truscott family sedan
used less than 30 hours: cost So 600
priced at 50 $40
order our 1a4a steelcraft now
2O-n.. 26-ft. and 35-ft. cruisers
See at STEELCRAF"T DOCK. Maine
ave and NJ St sw. or cal! ST. 4145
Evening star., 1949-01-04

CLUB MASON. 1925 New Hampshire
also vacancy for men: live in Wash
inston's finest gueSthouse. famous
tor s.H; is food and service. Call MRS.
WENDELL TERRACE-vacsncy for
girl TO share; also ! double room.
ideal for Young, couple; warm. pleas
ant house. good food. excel transp
malo service: recreation room
= ~ y 30 umo1atihaIy aiay 1927 Belmont I'd
@lO1 S ST. N.w.-We have both
double and single rooms with board,
nice recreation room and teIevision
reasonable HU. 7171.
i0I 18th ST. N.W.-Large rm, near
shower. for = men; share rm with
running water. good meals. switch
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA Clean
Triple with running water; maid
service. telephone switchboard. large
liv. rm.. two excellent meals eVeTy
day OF the gear: bowling teams and
other social activities. SLAUGH-
TER S. 1927 10th ST. NV. HO. $751;.
THE MARIETTA, 1925 18th st. NV
,INlcely furnished rooms. young
l!i1 MASS. AVE. NV, the oakmont
Very lge. attr. dble and triple
rms; excel. meals; sos mo. per
VACANCIES for young people; very
good food: warm rooms, running
water; walking distance downtown.
CLUB MASON. 1925 New Hampshire
lovely double nm, for women.
also vacancy for men; live in Wash
inetons finest euesthouse. famous
Tor its food and service. Call MRS.
SAMPLE, NO. $40. -
5sOI nth ST. N.W-Nicely fur
nished room with breakfast. for two
young people. private detached
home Southern family: excellent
transportation, Phone RA. 3a2s.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1904 18th st. NV.
Beautiful double room. suitable for
3 or couple. Also double and sir
gle; GOOD home-cooEed food Il
VACANCY FOR YOUNG LADY in
double. lst floor. next bath; excel
lent meals 1909 10th st NV,
DU. pGt1 or MI. %140 a
PVT. CHRISTIAN HOME-Lse.. end
moor rm.. , closets, twin beds; next
to bath; for empl, cple, > girls OF
nondrlnkinG men; excellent meals
good transp., pleasant surroundings
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