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ROOMS WITH BoARD

1927 BELMONT RID. N.w.-cooI,
attrac. rms, 2 excel. meals daily;
shady lawns with croouet; 20 minis.
from downtown; pleasant young peo-
yPGiNi4y PIsi ~ so WRsnM1nM Ps1 Ma MI aas6
as. 6m for 2 or girls. Call DU.
ISiS RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Single and double; good food; run
ning water; reasonable. DE. a645.
5705 14th ST. N.w.-vacancy for
friendly Southern home: rm. snd
DUPoNfT AREA. i72s N N. II. s ave. NV,
Vacancy for Girls. After lookins
at the rest. come TO the best; 1T
costs no more. unlimited switch
wxRDMAN PARK. CONN. AVE. VI
cinity, pvt. home. Lse. cool studio
rm. with sleeping porch. for gem
tieman. Excel. meals. CO. 3l27.
BEL-AIR CLUB. 77lO Blair rd.- NV.
"a block Georgia and Alaska bus;
choice rms. for particular people;
fine food: free parking; sH. 1917,
1919 n COLUMBIA COLUMBIA RID. N.w.-Attrse.
food itss rsG9s s1eeElsns HS 4ssS
rs ssk ssIs rs ,ss:i,.s %.:. e hEs ..s
n,oe mo. mi. Nj. as5a. sai; eA'e''en' "e''' V
PVT. RM., clean and nicely furn.
semipvt bath; sood home cooking;
rSYs fSnE fsRsaEsa fRiv1fE fd.t.a fm 97is HON. win
care for your children by day. week
or month; Takoma Park suburbs.
cool Va. suburban home. .15 miles
out on bus line; woods and stream;
1853 18th 18th 81. ~ N.W.%Lss. % 1st-f,oor
dble or triple rm. with pvt. bath;
also dhle. and sgle. rms: also base
ment rm.; S4T 80 and up. .-@
HAVE ACCOMMODATIONS for / or
he snsa 1s Or n su
secluded waterfront home on the
Eastern Shore of Nd; also ideal for
vacation: bathing, fishing, Grabbing.
Write Box 423;K. star.
'so sor girls. 81 ;empyt Sss .lso is5n .inr. III
for man: good food.
LARGE, CHEERFUL front room, twin
beds: also single: In pvt; Jewish
rn% hSTe; s1nv SstHT tsansP PooM " II d12S a.o,.
:tSa.l :Csa. aR Diasr.. :s sopan can f5st pG ST.
1915 MADISON ST. N.w.-vaesney
for mother and child, day care for
child TA 1884 ga
LGE. WELL FURN. RMS. sei.. share
with pvt. bath for young ladies.
ROOM AND BOARD to employed
mother with child: day care; pri-
vate home; reasonable AK. 369T.
400 10th ST. N.W.-Pleasant rms,
good food. eonv. loe.: TV; early
i35? PERRY PL. on l4th st.--Ssl.
rooms for gentlemen. S8.T5 wk.,
includes meals. TIL. 31AA.
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COUNTRY soARD

MILL AND A RECONDITIONED lOO-
yr.-old country home, mod, comfort.
lac. grds.; beaut. views; good food
boarding or overnight suests. Write
or call MRS. EDITH P. MILLER,
Luray, Va. Phone 35-F-4.
ROOM AND BOARD-Children i mo.
to 8 years; $40 mo-; 40 mi. from
D. C. FA. 1926. --1S
CHILDREN, 3 to 10, boarded in mod =
ern country home, S85 mo. 81. O216.
MAKE YOUR RESERVATION VOW in
the Blue Ridge Mts. Old Colonial
home, restful, quiet. cool: inner
MRS. ZoRN, RID. !, Front Royal,
Va. Phone ?O-F-3-R, RA. 9043.
BOARD ON FARM for children, age
4 to 3 yrs: 2S yrs experience:
$3.50 per wk. Ashton 2IO2, MRS
SIMON CRAVEN, Brook vile, Nd. :.
FOR CHILDREN, on lge. farm, nearby
Montgomery County: healthy, happy
rec, supervised activities: reason
able. MRS. B. Z. BURKE. Route .,
Gaithersburg. Md, Damascus 254I
WANTED-A girl or B years as
companion to my little girl; large
house, yard, private room. SH. B463
1 WILL BOARD CHILDREN, 8 to 4
YES. on lge. farm. near Falls
Church; pony rides. Daleview s2Sa
Mr.. MOUNTAINS-Mod best food
well prepared: S15 per wk.; in sight
OF town. MRS. CLINT BURNER,
Woodstock, Va Tel 929-F.1l
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

TWO RIDING HORSES, geldings, gen.
tie, one young, suitable teensage or
adult; other older. suitable be-
gginner; 5000 for both, or $3.50 and
sgitland. Nd. HI se7s. 81 Arn0io IS. s.
PONY. 1914 hands. 3 yrs. old, won-
derful with children; $3.50. FA.
MILK GOATS. 5 purebred saanens. ss
z grades; 8 stalls, on movable plat
ers; milking records. Ali for S295.
viii trade for steer. CLARK, LO.
3-oo14. 637l Oxon Hill rd. s.e.
COW and heifer calf. Holstein: g
81 saflioRs ASA Z day; t.o. and bangs tested.
CoWS-one fresh Guernsey, one Jer-
Ssy about to be fresh; MRS. ASHBY
TIoEoUGHBRED MARE, age r, by
Gallahad III, with male foal by
Hasteville, and bred to and in foal
to War Pippin by War Admiral. Also
large beautiful yearling filly out Of
above mare by Star Blen A Blen-
PONY WAGONS, new and used; IS f'Ia, pony
6read wagon. new. Braddock Hats
Park. Braddock Heights, Md Phone
Braddock Heights 2721.
MhhE, Il HORSE-Will sell cheap.
Call Elmwood 40. -Ig
LARGE GUERNSEY heifer, just fresh
WIN second heiter calf. E, w. AN
DREWS FARM, Seneca rd., Dowson-
MILK GOATS, purebred, and Grades,
fresh milk. kids, tractor piowfng'
manure; reas. EN- 1888.
TUNES, young, gentle and beauti-
Iui: large or small, for playing and
ridlng, for. showing or hunting; see
mare; only 800. and pureebped bred
Welsh We Il stallion. Welsh pony at stud.
FOR SALE-3 Hampshire shoats 70
weeks old, $s each. WEAVER. is4S
rS%n ovens rd, Sc. 10. 3-80S5.
FRESH COW FOR SALE WITH
MILKING GOATS and young doe.
,iI1 and I bucks. buck Reasonable. FA. 4o3f. :
MILKING MACHINE. almost new,
unSsvs snd sterilizer. Bowie 2744.
beautiful Western saddle. bride and
martingale. Phone Rockville 34SS.
FAMILY cow. s-Rallon milker ah
yrs. sidss oids Just vealed calf; $3.50
BARGAIN IN A RIDING HORSE. :
saits, about 1914 hands high. weiehs
about ] ZOO lbs. lady or child car
ride him. $3.50 only. RIA. S7OO
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RookAs WITH BoARo (csnsl
ROOMS WANTED

DRLE. BEDRM. with board. fer moth
er and infant; day care for baby
Box 4Ia-K. star
ROOM and fenced yard by Govt
scientist with dos, DE. s123, Ext, al
EMPLOYED MOTHER and s-me son
desire room and board with day care
for child in private home. Box
2G-M, Star.
CULTURED. rsp. woman desires eomf
furn. accom-, Ink, summer mos.
Eood sub. or city sect; garden essen
tisl, Box s3-M. Star.
ROOM. BOARD In country home dur
ms July and August for elderly
lady needine some nursing care. Box
3ae-K, Star.
MAN. attorney, well furnished room
with private entrance. No other
considered. NV. only, Maximum
>4a. Box SS-M star,
ROOM AND BOARD for mother and
4ta-year dauShter In intelligent
refined home; mother works child
can attend school or have dAy care
OTIS S361.
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FARM b GARDEN tcsn.J

want the best you should buy from
the Homestead Dairy Farm. where
100 cows are producing at all times;
manure Is clean. no trash or corn
and rich. We believe the best OBJ
tainable. ton. SI2.5o: 5-ton load.
$50; delivered: we guarantee 70
glssss. B54.' Nc GEO; aSg Y. SABINE Gathers
csa esa sL sL'ri isosi sssO0l's'' any number
TOP SOLE bu.. 50. flling-in
1gre, % bu., SIS; delivered. UN
l. Il. c. CUB TRACTOR, ga h.p.. can
now be purchased as low as $3.50
delivered. MALONEY'S, INC, Silver
Sprine,- SH. 1890.
CHAIN-LINK FENCE, double gslvan.
ized. & 42.ineh high; sI;IS per #; f;s SCI
sily.l Il sossgf1s; sprins sH. nAaSsEHs' sssS. INC
PLANT SHADE rREEa. shrubs sno
specialize in sodding For free es.
tine ssimstes; &C call Ia. Lyons !sI!yl MURsERY
TeI warf,ela ofa 4sks es.f1in.1Te o. nniar asss Ga
TREES PRUNED, fed, removed. eavi-
ties; guaranteed work; free esti.
mates. oRIFFoRD q DEvoTo, RE
TRACToR-one Fordson, with equip
ment, disk and 2 bottom plows;
Sl25. Bowie 3439. lis
LANDsCAPING. sodding, grading,
planting and fiaestone. Sod and too
soil delivered Ashton 2lS2. -19
MOVING MACHINES and farm equip
reasonably. Apply 1919 Bennins
FLAGsTONE WALKS, terraces. fre.
places, fishponds, retaining walls,
pipe drainage; all kinds of cement
work. r. MARCUCCIO. Route S,
Horners lane: Rockville. Md. Phone
POTTED PLANTS-Burpree's hybrid
tomato, pepper, eggplant. ageratum,
calendula, dwarf marigoid, fluffy
rufies and flrechief petunia. snap
dragon, zinnia. 81 doz.; geranium
mo bloom. Sweet William, 4 for
81: earnation, cannas, 35c ea.;
small slsiI, eyergrTeens, cheer; compost
Sherrier pl. NV. EN-. 1OI5. Sat
urdays. Sundays and evenings only.
NEW EoUIP.-Int. Harvester Farmall
complete line Of farm ar e; equipment, o In.
Guiding New Idea. New Holland,
Loudoun barn equipment, sprayer-
busters. 1.O0O-bu. grain bin, parts
Used eauip.@I. H. C. No. Is baler
F-l2 on rubber, F-2O on rubber,
regular A, cub, John Deere B. r.,
Bolens Huskie Tiger: 2 12-in. plows,
H. M. No. 22l cultivator, F-20 now
er, No. 10 John Deere mower, COM
bine. MALoNEY's. INC, Silver
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

?:.0 CATHEDRAL AVE. N.w.-Clean
Ink. rm.; quiet gentleman; nr. bus
and Wardman Hotel. AID. 5s1e;
:25 r ST. N.E.-Bedroom and large
MI. $685.. --lp
200 R ST. N.E.-Bedrm. and kit,
conv. transp. AID. 55S2. Ia
STUDIO RIM. and kit, downtown. for
one; range Frisidsire' sink; $25 mo.
REFINED GIRL. no age limit. room
with pvt. bath. light housekeeping
clean; quiet. For interview, cali
Iiss NEW NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
Ink. rm.. lst-fioor front. for
sdsit only; H S35; RE; 922%. 20
rm.. with cookins and laundry
priyils;; child welcome. Cali Ii.
NEAR WALTER REED-Ls... " sttTse.
rm., cooking privils.; excep. conv.
loc.; excel. tranSp.; lovely home for
No or smokea Fensd aTins,n. Eirls or enP epls
NEAR PoRTfER AND c6NN.Epou6p. Slfp;
room, 5 windows, kitchen privileges:
conv. transp. Cali EN-. 9729. -2l
GEORGETOWN. S233 p ST.. mr.. Wis.
Ave.-Light, semipvt. bath and kit.
S50-S60: women pref Seen I2-4.
HO. 1647 or AID. 3946. is
2l4s ST. N.W.-Large front
STUDIO I'm. Grill; refgr. TV. Sl5-S2l
wk. Small rm., $40. EX O653. -la
1906 MERIDIAN PL. NV and 2
rm. units. semipvt. bath, refrigera-
ton; sober adults. See janitor. -22
THOMAS CIRCLE, 1924 Mass. ave.
NV; Ink. rm., well furn., share
refgr.; laundry, hot water, gas stove
and sink in room; also dble. Sleep
Ing rm. Dl. T51l. -lQ
1907 3lst. ST. N.W.-Spacious well
equipped cool rooms, lge. front porch.
Call after IL noon. -16
1895 MINI. AVE. S.E.-Largs Ink
room, new refsr.; $40 mo. Large
living room to share. LU. 4-2514.
NO. ~ Sth ST. S.E.-2 rms, stove:
share bath; S45 mo-. utiis. furn. lis
1S54 MASS. AVE. NV, The Oak
mont--Nice bsmt. studio rm. for
2; with kit, utils,, auto. ldry., S7b mo.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING RIM, very
lge;; big closets. , windows, hot
r.4a eas share st n% hath bs slOss ss sTans 1tsl
vl ut,li; ;;v, fuSn;; r j. including FriE,ddaiTs; M
2 IIGH;TT HoUsERS2GIsPINe RMS, hot
plate, no sink; furnished. 1929 o
500 EAST CAPITOL sT.-Two Ink.
rms; cow. trarisp.; SAT go per
mo. Pvt. refgr., stove, sink. 30
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Rooms UNFURNlsHED

1907 IRVING ST. N.W.-Lge. 1st-fi.
sleep. rm. for emp. man; semipvt.
bath; cow. transp. AID. b223. lis
$500 25th ST. N.W.-Large and small
rooms, together or separately; i
blk. Wardman Park. CO. Oe47.
COLORED-IN BROOKLAND-Doub
back room with screened porch. also
COLORED-LGE. UNFURN. front rm.
1872 K st. Sc. AT. s4S1.
COLORED-NORTHWEST-2 unfurn.
rooms, double or single. ME. 1884. .
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PIANOS WANTED S S S
COLONIAL PIANO CO. Ma. 1870
PIANoS-Cash for spinet, grand,
RaRT fBEEH'' AD 'iaSss' sSss from P5Ua Z ssS
PORCH FURNITURE. wrought iron
table and 4 chairs. Box SIM, Star.
SCRAP IRON. METAL. rags. batterie.
and paper. D. c.. WASTE PAPER
SCRAP iron. Sens5GRflP scRaP METALS. Mi rs auto
batteries. house RAGS: highest prices
paid Il yon cannot deliver your &C. &C.
lynx GO. a22o oeoreis ave NV
sccRAP Iron, SCRAP METALS. auto
Dad Ii rUas' you cannot sass deer 'Ss voa
siaaslfs'ss. MSsR R4s BIG glss's Co. 'aSRs sls % e
ssWTrNfpE pl lMss9CGGz,NEs-H,ebest s9Gz p,,c.s
Fac OBS 5St Sun; s maKss 4R es41 IIo wf days avs
condition; CAN pu,. s7ss, THE
skIE sIXES sAMEs sHoP waN4Eh al tar St TsFom. Fax
Park Bird and 4th July celebration.
Phone SH. 21SS. 30
SURVEYING INSTRUMENT in servic-
able condition.; suitable for use on
farm and building work. HI. 1866.
TENT. preferably umbrella. and
camping equipment. WA. 0713.
WANTED-Oriental rug. about %
feet by 13 feet, semi-antioue; pri-
vate. Box 34-K, Star.
WANTED, firearms of all kinds. We
buy. sell or trade. LYNCH GUN
SHOP, 904 11th st. NV.
WANTED AT ONCE-Furniture and
household effects of all kinds. Also
grand piano and refrigerator. Entire
home or. odd pieces Please call MR..
GRADY. MA. 2679.
AM INTERESTED in buying silver
ware, any cond.; jewelry. bric- -brac,
china. glassware: Dora Krupshaw
Milestone
THE-HoUSE-OF-G GIFTS.
143S Wis Ave. NV. North 0300.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

NICELY FURN. and 9 bedrm. apts..
all utilities paid, lge. rms. plenty
closet space. ise shopping center:
good bus service 70 downtown WASH
only, 2 s.m. to s pm. HAYWOOD
GARDENS. 410l HAYWOOD pl., Mt
Rainier, Nd. No phene information.
BEDROOM. SCREENED PORcH. pvt.
bath and kit. elee. refgr.; for settled
lady. 1907 4th st. nv. --ik
le00 N ST. N.W.-L1e. rm. With KIT.
refgr. hot and cold water dishes.
nicely furn. HU. 1850 --fk
2-RM. APT.-share bath: suit. for
girls or cpie.; small child accepted
2.ROOM AFT. axeal. ioeatins: euspl
cple., semiDvt bath. 99k mo. l014
10 st. nfw. IA. eB6@.
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SPECIAL SUMMER RATES
SIS SINGLE: S24 DOUBLE
HOTEL CARROLL ARMS

AAO ELL S<1lGIt\}LL ARMS
1St and c SITS. ne, AT. $500.
COLORED-IOOf n. 1. AVE. NE
l rm., pvt. home, single girl or man.
Call bet. 4:30 and $3.50 pm. is
COLORED--2 MEN OR WOMEN
GTT coupRe, 9pass to share rm.; privileges
CoLoREDwiIs4 NEAL ST. Ne
Large Large basement room, for employed
cSISREipHIk; SsEsSRi Ik; 5Gss; NISf,v r,,sn- s-Is Is,
sSHBls 8 slnss L. fRosf sslsf ROOM
twin beds, two rehned, working
ffirls; $50 $49 per month; no cooking.
CoLoRED IN QUIET Christian
home; refined reg; empl. man OF
cold Water, suitable for 'ih Iirht t0h housea nna
keeping. Ii. 7-619S Sun, after 8
coIoRE6MNicELY Hs1HosHS5 furn. front rm.,
next to bath; 2 closets; empl cple !:
yie. 9f Kinsman PIX; refs. Ii.
COLoRED-LGE. FRONT rm., next
bath; gentleman: So week; good
transp. 1917 owen pl. ne. AT.
CoLOREp-FRoNT RIM. with kiteh-
coLoRED-e FRONT fs Sr'sS smsii III Rooms. n.ei :,
furn.: suitable for child. 1908
kearny st. ne. LA. 6-942S. Call
COLORED-NICE room for . boys or
couple; home privileges. 57O3 Grant
coLoREDc c FUjRNiisHgEE11S gE1S basement wnS
room with pvt. kitchen; share bath.
COL0RED-COZY dble. and sele. rms.
for girls; privileges; best transp.
excel: location; Hu. 373S. "a
COLORED-ON r. I. AVE. bus line:
double rm.. kitchen and home privl.
1882 Hamlin st. ne. LA. $3.50,
COLORED-LGE. front rm. on bus
line; privl.; girls, cple or sgle.
COLORED-LGE. CORNER RM.. next
to bath and tele.; home prviil.; cool
so: exposure, lovely view. LU.
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RITZ HOTEL
920 F ST. NV

Double rooms. SIS o week: single
rooms. SI4 q week: downtown. cen
ter OF shopping district. Complete
hotel service.
COLORED-3222 WARDER 81. NV
Nicely furn. rm. for nice Govern.
msnt employed w1man or man. ia
COLORED-sINGLE ROOM, Govern.
ment girl; newly decorated; no cook
ing. MI. 1896
ployed woman; references. HO. 5454
Sunday before z pm.
COLORED-REFINED YOUNG MAN
to share nicely furnished room with
twin beds, near bath. 1888 Warder
st. NV. Tu. 1894.
COL0RED - NICELY FURN. ROOMS
for men or women. 1880 N. H.
ave. NV. DU. 1928.
C0L0RED = HALL ROOM for rent.
1858 Warder st. NV, ia. 14I2.
COLUMBIA kD. -
Neatly furnished rceim for refined.
empIoyed man or woman. AD. 1312.
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PETuNIAS

snapdragons. scarlet sage and can.
mas.
OVERLOOKING ROSES
ASHTON NURSERY. 6510 GA. AVE
Open ewes. til O.; Sun. It'll g..
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$50 MONTH"
21O7 g ST NV.

I576 Mass. ave. NV: fine food;
nice redec. rms: men or women;
$50 mo. up. SIS wk.: clean, Eheerful
Euesthouse; soc. privil. DE H2e6.
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At Conn. ave. twin bedrm.. B47 so
Cony. location. HU. 777l. la
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ROOMS EURNIShED-N.E.

GAL LEXINGTON PLACE N.E.-Lge
front room, or . men. Nice front
porch with slider plenty hot water:
SlO week; also. refined young man
Dath' ETC.; So = week. TR. S412
1 FURN. BEDROOM. hot plate: good
transp,; children welcome. 51S E.
Bsfsfwoo'D fiRsiS1 8 vILLAeE-sle.ly fur
Reefs Rssae0' Hof s5nfls; s4ss private h0me' 81
es6 4 ST: N.E.-Large, airy room;
iqi fqiet 7.Yaha Gentleman; no drinking; $50.
ROOM, l or 2 girls. $40 or Sl2 wk.:
close business section; ring upper
rS4 Ssli RdoM. T. also St; NV; vac: on 3 cars;
ws5finR sdaf,! tl dlstaass ssso downtown: RET;
WOODRIDGE-Large front room,
double bed; viii rent single; laundry
MSDERN M5D sG0d FRoSTP Rs5osSssP' ROOM! 69 o44o Ss. o,
kitchen and bath. for lady; reas.
8 1p''' ! LkxfNdTroeaN tn irea s. Fl. ne N.E.-n.rr.
front room for lady; kit. and laun-
ary privil.; no other roomers; good
DoUBLpE BEDROOM, newly furnished; =;
laundry privileEes: lady Or semitic
LINCOLN PARK, 18th st. ne.-Single
room; "a block to car: empi., reiined
NICE, CLEAN FURN., . front rms.
firepl.,. pvt. bath: unlim. phone,
Auto: laun. facls. IL r st. ne. (cor-
ner n. CAPITOL, Apt. No. 8. is
CAPITOL HILL-Newly dec. single.
Tor refined employed lady. Desirable
location. Ii. 3-3734. pa
COOL FRONT RIM, 4 windows, twin
beds; girls, men or couple; $40
mo. l42l 9 st. ne. TR. 1913. ga
NICELY FURN., lovely rm., next to
bath; employed lady; conven. to
Gus and streetcar. MI. 1920. lis
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Attention, Breeders
female cocker spaniel. blond. ~ mos.
old; sired by Ch. Red Rogue; reg
RA. 1929.
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CLOTHING-atgnest prices Tor mena
used clothing EERMANs. 1872 Tts

used clothing BERMANs. if25 ~
st nv AD 772c win call =.
particulars. Box 143-L, Star.
ing board, 42-in. desk and love
seat size hide-a-bed or Pullman
sleeper. radio-phono. comb. RE.
40S5, Ext. 223.
FURNITURE for two-hedrmg.. living
room, dinette, good quality and con-
dition; reasonably priced; preferably
in one lot GE. 5076. -1S
FURNITURE, complete household and
single pieces bought. AID. SS7o
Residence, AT. 251s
FURNITURE-Wili puy entire con.
tents or odd pieces Also old .hina
bric-a-brac Buying and selling fo1
55 years HOPWOODS. Stb and q
SITS NV NE. 1887
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FURNITURE BOUGHT

FURN.-Entire household contents,
old glassware. silver. misc. china:
s1F1:st eao stb PRICES nc At dSss = foRN e1cH
Gas sssv.. RASsRs iSla lehr ssi Ffsf fsTovP a5' co
10lI 18th st NV Ma S952
GoLD-Bring your old gold. plat.
mum, teeth. discarded jeWelry We
pay cash A KAHN. INC. So years
HOSPITAL BED. in good condition.
Call GE. 1882.
NEWSPAPERS WANTED High
prices paid II you cannot deliver
your accumulations. please phone
us ACE JUNK CO.. 1920 Georgia
ave NV. AID. 5457
NEWSPAPERS WANTED -. Highest
prices paid II you cannot deliver
your accumulaticns. please phons
US WASHINGTON RAG & BAo
Co 215 [ st sW DI S007
OFFICE FURNITURE, all kinds: ONCE
mach, any kind; top prices pd. Call
DI. 7372: ewes. and Sun. CO. 1926.
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e460 18th st; NV, sgle. and dble.
rms, some with pvt. bath; maid and
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POODLE CLIPPING
Breeder -Consultant. Vienna 329-J
Evening star., 1950-05-23
Meeting on Freedom Fair
Scheduled for Tomorrow

Representatives of business,
civic. fraternal and patriotic
groups will meet at the District
Building tomorrow at 8 pm. to
discuss proposals for stimulating
interest in the Freedom Fair. The
Federation of Business Mems As
sociations, Inc, will sponsor the
meeting.
The fate of the Freedom Fair
will be decided at a meeting of
the National Capital Sesquicen-
tennial Commission at 3 pm. a
week from Thursday in the Senate
District Committee room. The
commissions Executive Commit
tee has recommended abandon
ment of plans for the fair.
David S. Haddock, president of
the Alexandria Chamber of Com
merce, today released a letter he
sent to the commissions general
manager urging that the fair be
held without delay. He offered
the assistance of his organization
in getting the fair under way.
Evening star., 1950-05-23
Commissioners Reduce
PoIiceman's S Penalty

The Commissioners today de-
cided to fine a policeman ac-
cused of malingering 5000 rather
than dismiss him. as recommend
ed by a police trial board. He is
Pvt. Raymond E. Bright of No. 2
precinct, who was found guilty
by the trial board on May 5 of
"malingering or feiening illness
for disability In order TO evade
the performance Of duty"
Pvt. Bright was said to have
reported sick by telephone at 3:4S
pm. April 26. when his sched-
uled tour of duty was from 4 pm.
to midnight. A physician sent to
examine him at his home stated
he could find no illness Or injury
that would keep Pvt. Bright from
working, according to the police
report.
Reduction Of the penalty rec
commended by the trial board was
recommended by Police Supt.
Robert J. Barrett.
Evening star., 1950-05-23

His victims were late discover
ing their losses. Several did not
miss their piggy banks until last
night. Others reported the thefts
this morning.
Eldridge G, Burke of 1908 w
street Sc. who was robbed of
$60-$7 from a piggy bank and
$53 from bureau drawer-was
the heaviest cash loser. Next was
Miss Rosemary M. Mcdaniel of
2037 Thirty-eight street Sc,
whose piggy bank containing $50
in coins was stolen.
Garret H. Shuttle, 1910 South
ern avenue Sc, told police he
could not estimate the value of
the jar full of old coins taken
from his apartment.
William Thompson. 1905 South
ern avenue Sc. reported the
theft OF a 5000 diamond ring.
Other piggy bank victims and
the amount Of their losses were
Irene Tindall. 2l35 Suitland ter
race Sc, So; Norma Halverson.
2l35 Suitland terrace Sc, $13,
and Herbert E. Richardson, $40.
The following reported their
apartments had been entered but
nothing Of value taken: Elizabeth
Ise. 2046 Fort Davis street Sc;
Alice M. White. 2048 Fort Davis
street Sc, and Frank Sanders,
2o09 Thirty-seventh street Sc.
All OF the apartments were
within a two-block area. police
| said.
Evening star., 1950-05-23
District Flag 10 Be Hung
AT Kings Point Academy

A silk District flag will be hung
in the new chapel to be built at
the United States Merchant Ma
rine Academy at Kings Point,
N. Y.
The flag was presented to the
Maritime Commission yesterday
IN ceremonies held In the District
Building. 1t. Col. Carlin Whitesell,
assistant engineer commissioner.
made the presentation to Ensign
George c. Gilman, 1873 Columbia
road NV.
The ceremony was part of the
celebration Of Maritime Day.
Maj. Gen. Philip B. Fleming
chairman Of the United States
Maritime Commission. said that.
as a special feature of the OBJ
servance. he has requested the
Governors Of the States, Terri
tories. possessions and the Com
misisoners Of the District to pre-
sent flags for the proposed chapel.
Gen. Fleming said that an an
peal currently was being made for
public subscriptions to raise a
fund OF 100000 for the erection
OF the chapel. 1t will be a me-
mortal to the merchant marine
dead Of all wars.
Evening star., 1950-05-23
Woman, n, Killed When Car
Strikes Pole Near HyottsviIIe
Driver Faces Charges
Of MonsIouehter
And Drunkenness

A young Hyattsville woman was
killed early today when the car
In which she was riding crashed
into a telephone pole at Queens
Chapel road and Thirtieth street,
Mount Rainier.
She was identified as Mrs. Dor
othy A. Hawkins, 81. Of 6214
Forty-third avenue.
The car, which police said was
travelling at high speed. appar-
emily went out Of control on a
curve. It snapped of the pole
and careened more than 100 feet
across the road. The right side
Of the car was torn of. police said.
Driver to Face Charges.
Mrs. Hawkins, riding in the
middle of the front seat. was
pronounced dead at Leland Me-
mortal Hospital. Coroner J. T.
Maloney will perform an autopsy.
The driver Of the car, Frank
Smith Jones, q 28-year-old gaso-
line station employe, who lives at
ZIG E street NV, was jailed on
charges of manslaughter. reckless
driving, driving under the in
huence of alcohol and driving with
a revoked permit. He was treated
for minor injuries after the crash.
Two Other Men i'm Car.
Two other men also were pas
sengers In the car. Willard Y.
Currin, a. of 1907 Bunker Hill
road NE, was admitted to the