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HOME IMPROVEMENTS

ADDITIONS, Al remodeling. .porches
Grating; 7 years to pay: HAMILTON
SpNT1 cpNTR G9 T RE; RIEiso4EIjm, 54EIj raassp. as.
ship. Repairs invited oW; s5s5.
SOUTHERN FLOOR COVERING co,
BULLDOZER for hire, hourly or con-
tract, grading driveways' Lang n1 clear.
CARPENTRY and remodeling; 36
months to pay; attic finished. porches
built. siding and roofing installed.
cGMENT Gem NJ WORK. stone walls, flag
place. cement driveways. porehes. re-
tanning walls, pipe drainage: All
kinds Of waterproofing. F. MAR
CUCCIO, Rt. 5, Horners lane. Rock
vile. Md. Phone Rockville 35ss.-2s
ings. porches. steps, driveways: base,
ment floors, retaining walls. old and
new work. C. GALEA, AT. 1854
pINErrE SETS. custom built to you,
sF speG5f,eatiPeRR. bts PR. a7sS' ,; 3 M CO. 2'4 l
DRIvEWAYs, black top or limestone
chips; repairs or new installations.
GRAHAM PETRIE. Oliver 1899. =,
FENCES-GalvaniZe chain link; oil
posts set In concrete; immediate
E s5sS5,sn; ssg e e. gonss sossss down. So mos
FENCES. the best for less; galvanized
chain link; tmmed. erection 36 mo
e pay; ...i HEHiKoS B. osss Co. once. aT FR
FENCES, az types, yct,1n gaiyenaeE na dorn nsy-
ment; SO mos. to pay. All posts set
II concrete. B1Lr RITE FENCE Co.
FsooR vsSEiRvrcE-No.hins but the
best LAYING ssnstnE ,nstn.t,on nnislns srass
finfshes' FLooRiNd. coNTRAc-
TooRss5 ss5e INC. 1912 Wisconsin ave-
GNxHRAGE,, single car. aluminium or
complete. Sac. Sligo 5422. -
to roof Can sT. sSs8-e7 for free
estimates NATIONAL CONTRACT.
PAiSTfNG-First class. by white men.
Clean work, by Job. day or hour.
paINTiSG, TiSe exterior and interior, top
sshlE ss sE soas & sTsfs 265ss IT essSs
REMoDELNG. porches. additions,
brick ard carpentry work Can
and workmanship. W. b. TAYLOR,
81. 3942. Also repairs and re-
modelling.
EVANSVILLE CONTRACTING CO.
Painting. papertng. interior deeorat-
Free estimates. Phone WA. S4S6.
ADDITIONS, porches, enclosed. AL
types Of construction. New or re-
moasling aSbgr By y locsl 81 q builder. M. LIB
GUARANTEED home tmprovements-
We do. pspering,. painting. hoorinE
plsstering and all types OF home re-
pairs; small moLthly payments tret
shifrin. sssilfms.es'r 'rasDEH Z eEoskrRAcT1ao Eossa NJ
90. els New York ave. NV. Ma
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BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
mentS in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MODERN COCKTAIL LOUNGE and
restaurant, close-in Conn. ave. NV;
beautiful fixtures. excellent lease:
entertainment nightly; 55T liquor
eome owner SsSo1 qetTns Th qSGssS plseS
eHSPMAN effsf iais' REhLr4 al aoee e. ne a 3SI o.
SODA FOUNTAIN for lease in modern
NV. drugstore. Good opportunity
for man with knowledge of food.
give exp; and ref. in answer. Box
BAR-REsTxURANT. Glass &C.; Il st.
$4,000 annually; $50 bar. $4,000
handles. Low payroll. This is the
best buy in. town, Easy to Operate sn
Used ~ SFesfTs SaR SALES Les IoTSppsr ssps Wis
consin ave. fully .eauipped. nov
operating, low rental; EN-. $3.50;
HARDWARE STORE for sale in fast.
good business SH. 1856 Sunday
ACTIVE BusINEsSESWAuto courts
cafes, gas stations, guest homes,
hotels, resorts. repair shops. stores
stS sSs saek sse a ofr se seo deifT1sea fe abs At
you want Where? When? Price7
Terms? Save through our 49-year-
old service. STROUT REALTY. Tin
woodward Bldg, Washington. D. c.
Metropolitan 754s
THE SAFEwAY LAUNDRY AND DRY
Cleaning Co. offers quality whole
Phone MR.. WALDER, sH. 1885.
DUE TO ILLNESS must sacrifice
restaurant; fully equip, with 5-rm
apt; s-yr: lease; reas., rent: ABC
on and of: would trade for other
OFFSET PLANT. wash, D. c.. mod
fully equipped. offers opportunity
to highly skilled and dependable
lithographer tpressman pref0 to &C
ouire interest as working associa Il
in growing concern. Write full de.
refs. in strictest confidence, for In.
terview. Box AID. Star.
DELICATESSEN. downtown, newl,
equipped. air conditioned: dotns
81, 400 weekly: excellent opportunity
for capable operator; long lease and
reasonable terms. Box 225-L, Star
GROCERY STORE, excellent Sc
Penna. ave. location; rent, S1l5
good lease: 5-room apt: income
quoted over .S700 per week; tots'
griSs Il THuRS 81 $3.50 ssGs easy Sos 'eT%s ios
CONcRErE BLOCK PLANT. sale o,
lease; near Alexandria. XII. s-764l
DELICArEssEN. novelties. soft drinks
ice cream; nearby Virginia: make
uaHsuA2 stssi 91tSFf toFffoETSNrrY assS for de,ie.-
lessen and chicken-to-so business
snack shop. Cali CO. 74Te.
HALF INTEREST in retail bldg. mat.
hdwe. and paint business: $4,000
required to handle present inven-
WoMEN'S WEAR SHOP; 1905 loca-
tion in Nd. just over d. c. line;
established 10 years: clean stock oi
well-known lines; for sale at IN
ventory plus fair value on eeuiP'
RIPLEY. Resitor. 81. olIi:
MOTOR COURT, on q. s. Hwys.
and 301. nr. Richmond. Va; one
of the most heavily Travelled sections
Of hwy in the East, Over 4 acres
sIN hayins Colonial tS r. home nns anG Srk A cot
suess % rms. ali nicely furn. Re
auires high class operator and sub
stantiai cash down. We have the
exclusive listing on seversl courts
to IN nssess Ias Wasa sa :Esa 5oaN HL aPRs
Va, Va Fssi''t, as. o1ss. - 81 a6S7. ga PA.
EssIAu.Asr .$.s, ss~sss.sISss s..s, p as.s
So SO. 600 monthly; food cost 81 900:
si.aso; net pro,t after ail expenses,
$4,000 monthly. Owner wants
REssEGGEE. i4a4 K MA. $3.50. !.
BARBEE SHOP-A very profit. small
shop. Shows profits and priced low.
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A II. BACAs. REALTOR
Business Is Our Business

Business Is Our Business
Listed Here Are Q Pew speeials
GROCERY WITH BEER
SE--Low rent, white trade: $4,000
down.
Colored Restaurant-Beer
isth st.-shcw large profit: terms
GROCERY-$i,5 500 WEEKLY
SE-Mixed trade. ~. zoe down.
CLEANING and TAILORS
N.w-Must be sold. no rsasenssis
offer refused
RY-DELICATEssEN
NE-si 900 weekly iovsiy rooms
COLoRED BEAUTY SHOP
NE aad nw.--MuSt be sold. Coed
GRoCERY-s7oo WEEKLY
Lev rent Must be sold
CLEANING AND DYEIEG
Stores al oser, Real cppcytunsttes
GROCERY-$500 WEEKLY
Rest. s4s. No beer. Good fer De-
LIQUOR STORES
Rssl epportuaity. LArss saoFsi slS~-
c CONE IN AND SEE US
Frea coanses. Prshsenas a.ssazsse
Auerbach & Co, DI. 65Ol
ninss. Al. Sec7.
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Learn About Real Estate

Our spring class starts Tuesday, MAY
Gath. Last class until fall. Tel
lessons in fundamentals and up-to'
date practice in real estate. Lee
lures and briefs on each subject, un-
der supervision OF Marshall J; Waple
active realtor. for past % yrs
Glasses Tuesday and Thursday, 9
to 10 pm. Phone for details OF
come Tuesday evening, SIT IN on
II YOU want to take the course;
MARSHALL J. WAPLE
1924 I4th st. NV, ,DI. 3346. "a
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SELL REAL ESTATE

course % is used by the leading real
tors and brokers Of Washington
You will find it interesting. facinat-
ing and most informative-a highly
Cali oW. 5000; evenings, FA. 5000,
for information.
NATL School of Real Estate
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PASTOR & LUTZ, INC.
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1E8TATHANT--Exzssaers cpFrsx ~
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DRY CLEANING

TEA RIM. g. MODERN HOME
silver Spring area. Attractive r
becrm house with beautiful grounds
OF over 2 acres. Building IN excel,
cond,, very attr. dining and living
facilities Tremendous possibilities
for expansion DoinE a nice business
serving only dinner. Here is an un-
usual opportunity for comfortable
home and business under the most
pleasant surroundings. Priced a. less
than !, OF actual value. Sl@ 900
will handle. Gail Mr.. Hayden, Ii.
u uaCAc pEATTOP
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ON S Ne II!
RARE OpR0RTuNlTY

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suslsrSs OPPORTUNITIES
DOING $40 900 MT

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HOTFI NONEYNAkFE

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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
BOTTLISG PLANT

DNJ AAA-N0 7 A-3t4N
Lease ~ sss sA~TF X sess EES -
mxs HssfsszE F4ass EsA skses
s&Gacsis 80 Aw4s C,arss ssrss ave
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Evening star., 1949-05-22

nearby Va, located at intersection
OF main heavily Travelled hwys.
IL cabins. 20 trailer plots, perman-
entity occupied. lst class short or
der restaurant fully equipped, Util-
ity building with toilets and show
ers. Net profit over $4,000 per
year. Long lease. Price, $4,000.
$4,000 cash required. balance in
3 years. Gala TALMAGE WILCHER,
Realtors. GIL. 6020: ewes, TIE.
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DryCleanlng Agency

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WE ARE HAPPY
READ OUR ADS

fa serve yes We SEi bs}H Fcp eH
thp dusu psymkhI - sHs bNti tifises
ss have 20 onsg Gene tH ana tsiA
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FURNITURE STORE. corner; low
rent; all cash business. same owner
81 years wants 70 retire; price, 500
600, insludins oysn sa2 900 stock.
M MILT1M 9. aotpSSs saSs III: Df- ,ssas.. o44o
naasiel Cheap rent. soo9 i.ass: M os@tr 1nfif IL:
stock and fixtures. $500; Terms
Mrs. Lee, KEAcH d PURCELL Elk
RooMrNe HOUSE, NV, Is rms.
rent, sl35, with lease; income,
ss1a ssFn. 90 kEScH REss .Ds : rukcEE RE1s:i OK
81, 600 DOWN buys a lovely cues,
house: IL rms, 3 baths, oil heat:
clean and wen furn.; nice home and
income. KEAcE & PURCELL EX.
Rooms AND BOARDING. very ex.
elusive business; beautifully furn
bright rms: long lease. profitable
income: price and terms ress- Mrs
Lee, KEAcH 4 PURCELL. Ex. 2Si2
WE HAVE AND WANT select bust
tion aeases cali ipf ksscH iss Z poRceLs PIsce
RooMrNG HOUSE. IS rms. oil heat;
rent, Sl02e5: 5-yr- lease; income
;srms saaS; pias LEACH iP' 4 PPUscnfs PIiss Fox. *
GOING BUsISESs-Lawn mower re-
pair shop. eouip.. hand and powered
motors. parts stock. saw nttn& and
cumming eGHtp.. Model A f-ton
truck. ia-ton trailer. Must sell
Owner leaving city. Location sold
Phone Number can be moved. eots
9th 81, So Arl.. Va -2e
GR0CERY STORE. seahrock. Nd
Good business: completely equtp.
stoeE. Can Us. $3.50 or Bowie
Class ; A rIoUoR LICENSE for al.
II you have . good location Bon
eoAkDiSG HoUsE. near 1ath and
Col rs s. Esots isss s.s.. s@fss sss. q, sss ss.s
"a. $3.50; nicely furnished. very
eirar: %, 600 handles ~ w
TKuRaE eos 10Th a. n-w. nI SSoA.
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AGAIN II.;.i.i WE THANK YOU

Remember 10 sgs O. tsa sny sst1s
nsss Anytsms esH hr Atso Ia
c. J YOUNG, ST. 1900
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REEDviLLE, VA

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Evening star., 1949-05-22

COLORED CONTRACTOR, cement
and plaster work, remodeling rms.
cement sidewalks. steps, floors: no
charge for estimate. VI. 1905.
nth ST. BUILDERs-Home remod-
cling from cellar to attic; monthly
paymt. plan or cash. Call WILLIAMS
g. SONS, 3112 11th st. NV. AID.
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Do. RIsE. or eSes. WA. sE5s
FREE RENT
ROCKVILLE PIKE

Modern britk Co4ofaiaa. 2 ma,
tourist. teatansae ether aseA- j sml
nofth ConsYeksssEsa AkzpgY9. nssi
asce Of p1ks 70 rfnpeTtys FssrnAsen
Evening star., 1949-05-22

taiet sAio1 Ava SoAoA" 'o9 ASA -
FOR RENT. e2io Georgia ave. NV.
suitable photography, optician, DEN
tist, beauty parlor, furrier or once;
opposite shopping center. .,..,
ment: $3.50 business week over the
counter; In busy shopping center:
low rent; priced right: owner has
other interest. For information call
UN. $3.50 or UN. o270 after 7:SO
pm. -24
PAINT DISTRIBUTORS for the D. C,
State Of Nd. and several counties sn
Va: nationally known brand, estao-
lished accounts; wonderful oppor-
tunity for retail store: moderate in
vestment for inventory only So tnat
interviews can be arranged. please
give phone number in letter. sox
FLORIST iS Is SHOP in very desirable
newer ne. section, with est. trade;
on main hwy: this business has 70
be sold at once. due to extreme. in-
ness. r. @. DuNNE. Atty. at law.
REAL BUY-oId established mes,
and srocery business. Route 24o.
location: doing excel. bus. owner
retiring. BY apptmt. BECRArr
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5io Fla.
ave. NV mGSt sen SOU AaANb &i
Call ewes. GE. 1854,
GARAGE and service station. selling
because III health: ideal for show
room or taxi business, Home phone.
q. o2e4, or NE. a2ss business
GROCERY STORE, seahrook. Nd:
good business; completely equip
$4,000 or best offer: price incl.
stock. Gail UN. $3.50. Bowie SS03.
90
FROZEN CUsTARD. located In city.
on active traf1e artery, with parkins
facilities. N price cash for quick
sale. Owner leavtng town. VI. xslo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-30
Sesqui Freedom Fair
To Be SeIf.Sustaininq
Commission Expects

Members of the National Capt.
tai Sesquicentennial Commission
are expected TO assure the Senate
Appropriations Committee next
week that the Freedom Fair
planned TO celebrate Washington s
150th anniversary In 1850 will be
self-sustaining.
President Truman. asking for
the appropriation of the full So
900 900 requested for the celebra-
ton. forwarded to the Senate yes
terday . letter from the Budget
Bureau. The letter said that. ac-
cording to the revised estimates
of the commissions receipts and
expenditures. the United States
Treasury should be fully reim-
bursed for this money"
The Budget Bureau originally
approved an appropriation Of only
81, 500 900. Even this was struck
out of the second deficiency ap-
preparation bill in the House. Mr..
Truman's letter asking for the
50. 900 900 appropriation was adj
dressed TO the President Of the
Senate.
The Budget Bureau said. In the
letter to the President. that 1t
approved the $4,000 900 fund as
the result of "a change in the
plans of the commission. ap-
proved subsequent to the earlier
approval Of the $l.5o0,000 fund.
The letter said. in effect. the ap-
preparation would be an advance.
Carter T. Barron. executive vice
chairman of the commission. on
learning Of the Presidents action,
exclaimed:
Wonderful! Now we're getting
somewhere"
He said members of the COM
mission expect to be called before
the Senate Appropriations Com
mittee next week to justify the
81, 900 900 appropriation request.
THE program we have planned
will be self-sustaining from the
time we open to the time We shut
down." Mr.. Barron said. THE
celebration will pay for itself
through q nominal admission fee.
The exhibits of science. industry
and labor will carry themselves"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-30
.Sparkman Assembling
Cost Data on HOUSING
To Replace DC. Sums

Senator Sparknan. Democrat. O.
Alabama Is gathering statistics or
the number Of SUM dwellings here
and what 1t would cost 10 tear
them down and put Up new low
rent housing in their place.
As chairman OF the Housing and
Rent Subcommittee OF the Senate
Banking and Currency Committee
the Senator has started action on
his recently announced plan 10
make a thorough study OF the SUM
problem here.
He recently sponsored the
amendment TO the Senate-passed
national housing bill to restore 70
the National Capital Housing Au-
thority the power 10 acquire sites
for construction Of low-rent public
housing
Favors Amendment
Taking note Of the recent an
nouncement that efforts viii be
made to seek another amendment
TO the housing bill on the House
side to make its loans and grants
available to the District Rede-
yelopment Land Agency. Senator
Sparkman said he would favor
such an amendment.
My idea Is to start public hous-
ing here Immediately. II possible, ="
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-30
Cupt. Abercrombie to Be
Johnson's Assistunt

Capt. Laurence Abercrombie
chief Of Naval Reserve plans and
policies since 1916. viii become q
special assistant to Defense Sec
Rotary johnson Monday.
He will succeed Capt. r. w.
Berry. who has been assigned
naval liaison officer to Gen. Mark
Clark. commander of the sth
Army, with headquarters at San
Francisco.
Capt. Abercrombie won three
Navy Crosses during the last war
for gallantry as a destroyer divi-
sion commander in the South
west Pacific.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-30

I'll ~as temporary palliative
because II woGle make sorsss esa1ie
ansx targv lvaele. bot re essrssA
x1ar6 TINS lx nos tse 'ea! At1s~vg &c
sls1gz clearance Fg3ns4e housing
also Is needed sse sAs.-
S~nateg Dcagiax. Deraegra.. 81
Illinois. and Senator Brake. Ee-
publican. 81 Ohio. xs2o sAw asse
pictures aiaae w3sa SwnAteg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-30

gnarf-aa.. sg~ee<t tas nasIas@ass
pan n ~ - zssa-s a eessasesa
as1sM4F - ttss ssGsm ssss.ss
Err%sssiRsu s-rgxasesa pwrE4Nsa
81 Maesssan a*9 MAF6ATps Cas-
Ssnstls ~ NAarzr AaAs wwrw tsaywa
tts< gsaxfssf~s. ard tssasg. tas se-
essytsFz5 sec, sf~ aAtrr YESTERDAY.
TeeF wgtts1As esss-szrrS ~ Ias
plan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-30

he declared. The Dsss-ie. should
be q testing ground fer q full
dress slurn clearance proxran
Senator Sparkrnan Was one O.
Eve Senator's xho vaewed pictures
on Capitol Hill yesterday q tire So
called Baltimore Plan" for re-
Mobilization Of sllrns II that city
Presented by SpokeSxnen for tire
National Association @. Hosne
Builders. the Sill pictures sere ac-
by . recorded speech.
which explained how slunx had
been rebuilt and made hahltahle
under 4 program az stern enforce
menf Of health and sanitary codes
Held Palliative.
Senator Sparknan commented
that such q project would be help
, 1949-05-05

is the present organist, succeed
ing Claude Richards. Then
there are the famed Motta
Brothers, who are well known
here and in Puerto Rico, where
they broadcast over Station
WAPA, and now the youthful
pianist who is making a name
for himself, Stephen Bostic.
AS ii me passes more and
more youngsters are study
ing music and mastering their
instruments, and these one day
will be a credit to themselves
and their home. Music is GER
tainly one Of the surest ways
Of developing the finest in CT
tizenship. Nor is, it necessary
that people specialize IN mu-
sic; it is one further step up
the cultural ladder, helping to
development of further appre-
citation for the finer things of
life.
, 1949-05-05
ANNOUNCEMENT

The Amalian Basketball
Team of st. Thomas would
like to play a series of games
in St. Croix during May 1949.
All interested organizations
may contact the Manager.
ULLMONT L. JAMES
Box 367
Charlotte Amalie, V. l.
, 1949-05-05

NATIONAL MUSIC WEEK
NATIONAL MUSIC WEEK began on Sunday Of this
week and runs through Saturday, May7. All over, wherever
the American flag flies, schools, churches, clubs, organizations
and groups are in one way or another focusing attention on
music and its influence on life in general. Such slogans as
Music Hath Charms and Music Study Exalts Life" are well
known to all, and carry meaning to very many. Fortunately, we
have had the advantage of good music for many, many years.
Fortunately, too, we have insisted on having music in the
schools, and the effect of that has certainly been apparent
THESE ISLANDS HAVE. always been high in music,
Shortly after the Transfer three Navy bands were formed, and
concerts in which the classics were played could be heard fire.,
quently. We are told that it was nothing strange to hear any
school boy whiStlng a well known overture on the streets.
Those bands are no more, and any number of our musical
young people have gone off to the mainland, Yet we have man
aged to keep alive some good music, both vocal and instrumen
tai.
STILL WITH US are a number of citizens whose devo-
ton to good music are well known, and who have made a de-.
finite contribution to the field of music here. Among these are:
the Hon. Alphonso S. Forbes, who for many years conducted
a band, Peter c. Thurland, who has formed both string orches-
tras and brass bands, and Warden Sarauw, who also had an
active part in band music. Devoting much time to choral work
has been Miss Imogene Stevens, Music Teacher and organist,
who organized many school gee clubs, and even delighted
many audiences with her grammar school rhythm bands. Out
standing organists and teachers of piano, who have been res
ponsible for encouraging many youngsters in instrumental
music are Miss Haiddie Rengger, organist Of the. St. Johns
Church, Miss Kathleen Samuel, organist of the Moravian
Churh, Miss Olive Abramson, organst Of Holy Cross Catholic
Church. In FrederikSted, Wesley Thomas has distinguished
himself both as organist and orchestra leader, and his father,
Adam Thomas, was a veteran organist of the St. PauTs Angl-
can Church in Frederiksted. Miss Gloria Agatha Armstrong
, 1949-05-05
FOR SALE

New roWbeat, built in Tor
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Dimensions: Keel 10 feet 8h
Beam: 5 #. Sins; Depth 2 #.
PRICE $4,000
For further information:
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Papa g.
, 1949-05-05
n EMO

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, 1949-09-27
Words Often Misused

Words Often Misused
Do not say, I am afraid I can
not 60" Say, Il fear l cannot 60"
Often Mispronounced
Explicable. Pronounce with ac-
cent on first syllable, not the
second.
Often Misspelled
Lose Ito suffer loss). Loose Ito
unbind).
synonyms
Scoundrel, william, rascal, repro
bate.
Woad Study
.INVIOLABLE; that must not or
cannot be violated. accent fol-
lows the second j. 1--WE must obey
these inviolable laws"