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Evening star., 1950-01-01

A new boating group known as
the Capital Power Boat Associa-
ton is slated TO come into being
January 20 at 8 pm. at the CO.
rinthian Yacht Club.
This was disclosed yesterday by
a group of Washington area speed
boat drivers and regatta followers,
who have been working for weeks
on the project.
Objectives of the association are
to promote and sponsor the sport
of power boating and power boat
racing and to encourage, assist,
direct and school the power boat
novice"
Accordingly, the sponsors well
come both active racers and those
considering joining in the sport.
The January 20 meeting is open
to the public.
The sponsors are Hudson Moses,
chairman of region 4, American
Power Boat Association; Bill Rog-
ers, prominent regatta referee
here and in other parts of the
country; Jack Hyde, Jack Marr,
Wes Lusby, Ike Hale, Earl Hide
brand, Joe and Aubrey Thacker,
Howard Scott, John Lamphier,
Horace Walker and Malcolm Lam
borne, jr.
A series of races in the spring
and at least one sanctioned re-
gatta a year are planned. It also
would become affiliated with the
national association.
At the meeting this month, a
constitution will be adopted, Of
ficers elected and initial plans
mapped for the 1850 racing season.
Mr.. Lamborne, who has been serv-
ing as temporary chairman, will
preside until officers are named.
Mr.. Hyde has been acting Sec
retary.
Evening star., 1950-01-01

Georgetown University, boast
ing probably the greatest ar
fay of track talent since the
golden era of 1925 when
such stars as George Mars
tiers, Bob LeGendre and
Jimmy Connally wore the Blue
and Gray, will enter a score of
runners in a major bid for the
lions share of honors in The
Evening Star Games at the
Armory January IA. The Hoyas
will compete in 10 events.
Coach Frank Sevigne's
charges are due, back at the
Hilltop this week to resume
training and he expects to have
them razor sharp for the big
gest indoor track meet in
Wasf1ington's history.
Georgetown's entry in the
Junior Board Mile will be Carl
Joyce, a stocky. barrel-chest-
ed youngster from Seton Hall
Prep who, in some quarters. is
rated the greatest school boy
middle-distance runner since
Ted Merideth of Penn. He'll be
in fast company, for Games Di-
rector Dorsey Griffith rates, the
1949 Star field as the swiftest
ever to appear in Washington
and one of the best that will be
thrown together anywhere this
season.
Nor is Griffith forgetting the
Catholic University meet of
1882 in which Archie San Ro-
mani. Glenn Cunningham,
Gene Venzke and Luigi Becalli,
the Italian champion, were
competitors. Griffith expects a
new mark for the games to go
up on the boards when Don
Evening star., 1950-01-01

Gehrmann, ALI Holinberg of
Sweden, i Jack Barry. the Irish
champion, Bob Palmer of
Maryland and Jack Twomey.
national $500 meters cham
pion, open up. The record Is
4:13.7, made by Downing Ross
of Villanova two years ago.
Sevigne's problem is not one
of digging up sufficient ma
terial for the games but of
choosing the best men from a
star-studded squad. For the
Touchdown Club 1,000-yards,
for example. he has Joe La
Pierre, sophomore who beat
out veteran Dave Smith, Dis
trict AAU 880-yard champion.
With half a dozen promising
young half-milers up from last
years record-breaking fresh
man crew, Sevigne may have
to enter three 1-mile relay
teams in addition to a 2-mile
quartet to give all his men q
workout. s7'"@ = 'EE
Vince Cino and Mort Kane.
two seniors and the only hold
overs from last years varsity
mile team, apparently are sure
of berths on this years team,
but Sevigne must choose the
other two men from John
Lynch, Dave Boland, Pat o.
Brien, Ray Dongelwicz and
Jack Hurst, all potentially top
fight half -milers.
Georgetown will have Jim
Fielding in the sprint series
and his credentials consist of
a trials victory over Don
Stonehouse, another Hilltopper,
who was the Canadian school,
Evening star., 1950-01-01
Maqata Pleased With oyas Condition. Cancels Final Practice
<YQ44ESE ~ r
ka ASREEN 24zzasszz

pion, is the new Coli Commit
will be the team captain at the
Alexandria club and Gerard
(Eddie) Edwards chairman OF
the Belle Haven four-ball in
vitation and director Of public
relations to promote golf.
The Dunlop Maxfli golf ball,
barred from tournaments last
year by the USGA because it
was too heavy, now is approved.
The distinguishing feature Is
that the approved ball has the
number printed in black and
the other markings in red =.
Florida bound pros in January
will include AL Houghton, Witty
Cox, George Diffenbaugh, Mel
Shorey. Clagett Stevens and
Seth Collinge &. . e. B. (Chick)
Heimer, a member Of Prince
Georges and Manor, leaves for
Florida today to take up what
he hopes will be permanent re-
sidence. Heimer has been ac-
tive for years in club. city and
Union Printer golf affairs
The Mid-Atlantic Greenkeepers
annual conference will be held
January IL and 13 in Baltimore
at the Lord Baltimore Hotel -.
ar-sighted spectators at the
Miami Open were reported to
have uncovered their heads
when Jimmy Demaret passed in
red, white and blue shoes, white
pants and blue jersey with
red piping.
In his third year since he won
the National Open champion
ship, Lew Worsham's top per-
formances were In the Green's
boro Open (tie for 3D.; Miami
Four Ball (semif1nals with
Jimmy Demaret): Tucson Open
(5th) on the PGA tour, and
outside events. fourth in the
Mexican and Havana Opens.
However, Worsham made excel
lent stands in the three major
tournaments. He finished fast
in the Masters and made more
brides than any player in the
field, but a bad opening round
hurt and he was sixth. He was
in good position in the Ma
tional Open with 71-76-71
before soaring to 80 on the last
round, and started playing fine
golf in the PGA but lost to
Johnny Palmer in the third
round to the best polf Of that
particular day. with Worsham's
golf second best in defeat. Lew
left yesterday for Los Angeles
and the start of the winter
tour.
Evening star., 1950-01-01
New Association Planned Here San Jose State Beats
To Promote Power Boat Racing Texas Tech, 70 13

champions-Durwood Knowles of
Nassau, Bahamas, winner in 1947,
and Lockwood Pirie of Chicago,
victor in the 1948 competitions at
Lisbon, Portugal.
In all, there will be IA divisions
of sail races, ranging from the
tiny moth class to the majestic
deep sea sail yachts.
Well known competitors include
Mrs. Winifred Sands. Andy Nc
Kinney and Godfrey Higgs. all Of
Nassau; Dan Congreve of Chicago
and L. w. Ross, r. L. Brown,
Ralph Ryder and Kenneth Veit
of Miami.
Evening star., 1950-01-01
Pistons Beat Warriors
Seventh Stroiqht lime

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 81. P.-
The Fort Wayne Pistons scored
their seventh consecutive victory
in two seasons over the Phila-
delphia Warriors in an N. B. A.
game tonight, 65-62.
Trailing by Is points in the
third quarter. the Warriors rallied
in the final period but couldn't
quite catch the Pistons.
The Pistons' scoring was well
spread, Fred Schaus leading with
IA points.
Evening star., 1950-01-01
Tom Lane Takes Job
With Daredevil Show

q Tom Lane. who has promoted
big car and midget auto racing
here for the last 10 years. said yes
erday he has accepted a position
nth the Joie Chitwood Circus of
Death and will take over his new
assignment in Florida February 6.
MM MM Lane, formerly a big-car racing
lSlriver, has sold his auto business,
lane Brothers. Inc.
Evening star., 1950-01-01
Caps
Continued from Page B-1.)

foul shot and Feerick tied it up
with a twister from way out.
Gillmur added a foul, Feerick
one from the side and Nichols on
another follow, with the Knicks
scoreless during this time. Ernie
Vandeweghe. making one of his
few road trips with the Knicks,
scored on a pair of fouls to break
their slump, but Chick Reiser
started the Caps off again and
they were home. Reiser, inciden-
tally, played excellent ball in the
late minutes and was a big factor
in holding the lead.
Evening star., 1950-01-01
Miomi Sunshine Regatta
Draws $50 Sailing Craft

MIAMI, Fla, Dec. 81 (P).-An
estimated $50 sailing craft skip
pered by racing enthusiasts from
all parts of the country will COM
pete here next week end in the
Miami Sunshine Regatta.
Sponsored by three Miami
yachting clubs. the Sunshine Re-
gatta replaces the Orange Bowl
sailing regatta which was discon-
tinued this year.
Thus far. 13 entries have been
received IN the international star
class. including two former world
Evening star., 1950-01-01
-Four Cap Games
Slated This Week.:
PIoyNots tonight

The Washington Capitols con-
tinue their heavy National Basket
ball Association schedule with a
four-game slate this week.
The Caps invade Syracuse, N.
Y, tonight to oppose the Nation
ais, leaders in the Eastern Divi-
sion; meet the Royals in Roches-
ter, N. Y, Tuesday, and again at
Uline Arena Wednesday night,
and oppose the Waterloo, Iowa.
Hawks at Uline's Saturday.
Evening star., 1950-01-01

gardleSS OF
Locke'S status
with the PGA
at that time.
Prince
Georges Pro,
Al Houghton,
reports reser-
vations for his
W i n t er in
S t r U c t 10 n
classes at the
YWCA are
double ov ve r
last year .
Congressional
Pro Witty Cox
Evening star., 1950-01-01
.Sontu Anito Awaiting
II Argentine Horses
By the Assoeiatsd Press

ARCADIA, Calf, Dec. 31.-Six
Argentine thoroughbreds are due
to arrive at Burbank tomorrow
from their native land, and six
more are due later in the week.
The horses coming here, all to
point for Santa Anita's rich stakes
program, include Repelus, Caci-
que. Hachador, Bayard, Soplo, Re-
pintado. Rockozi. Mi Illusion, Sar-
racendo and Sustituto and two
others.
Sources here were not advised
how the shipments are divided.
Evening star., 1950-01-01
Wins Sports Insignia

WAYNE, Pa. Dec. 81 (SpeciaD.
Richard D. Meehan, Is. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Meehan Of
6707 Sixth street NV. Washing
ton, D. c.. has been awarded his
intramural sports insignia from
Valley Forge Military Academy
for playing on the volleyball team.
Meehan's team won the school
championship.
Evening star., 1950-01-01

CHICAGO, Dec. 81 R.-Bowl-
ing Green of Ohio pulled
away in the last five minutes of
a 57-57 tie basketball game to-
night to defeat Loyola of Chicago,
SO to SO. The score was knotted
10 times in the hotly fought game.
Evening star., 1950-01-01
Rochester Beats Bombers
For 18th in Row at Home

ROCHESTER. N. Y, Dec. 81
The Rochester Royals recorded
their 14th straight home floor vic
tory tonight. downing the St.
Louis Bombers, 81 to SO. before
4,055 fans.
The Royals, who lead the cir
cults Central Division, netted 80
points in the final period. Little
Bob Wanzer paced the winners
with 10 points. Ed Macauley, with
81, was St. Louis high man.
Evening star., 1950-01-01
Mikon Scores IS Points
As Lokers Beat Waterloo
BY the Associoisd Press

WATERLOO, Iowa. Dec. 31.-
Peerless George Mikan rolled in
IS points to lead the Minneapolis
Lakers to an 86-68 win over the
Waterloo Hawks in an NBA game
tonight.
Mikan's point production was a
new record for the Waterloo Audi
torium. Waterloo led only once,
Ga, in the game, watched by
1922. Leo Kubiak was the high
scorer for Waterloo with Is.
Evening star., 1950-01-01

The Calumet 2-year-old, Fan
fare. is a dead ringer for his older
half brother, Coaltown. and is
considered the, leading prospect
among Warren Wright's baby"
racers.
Evening star., 1950-01-01

Bob Lemon Of the Cleveland
Indians led American League
pitchers in assists during 1949 with
II, two more than Hal Newhouser
of the Tigers.
Evening star., 1950-01-01
Results Last NiEht,

Results Last NiEht.
Washington, 70: New York; "a.
Fort Wayne, 65; Philadelphia, g..
Rochester. 81; st. Louis, 6S.
Minneapolis, S6; waterloo. 6S.
Schedule Tonight.
Washinston at Syracuse.
Boston at Fort Wayne.
Anderson at Minneapolis.
Philadelphia at New York.
Waterloo at st. Louis.
Indianapolis at Sheboygan.
Baltimore at Tri-City.
Evening star., 1950-01-01
By MerreII WhittIese

BY MerTeII Whittlesey
Golf World reports that Bobby
Locke received a personal invi-
tation from Bobby Jones to play
in the Masters tournament, re-
Evening star., 1950-01-01

Totals - 30 "a "a Totals c5 20
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as st. Louis high man.

Totals --26 16 6S Totals 80 %
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Pro Basketball

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION.
Eastern Division.
Evening star., 1950-01-01
Bowling Green Winner

Totals 35 16S SO Totals
Evening star., 1950-07-12
FARM 8 GARDEN

SODDING FROM THE FINEST clover
and blue grasses. For free estimates,
D. e. STELsOx. phone GE. 0365.
I'LL dirt. manure. biuestone
aaa yGas srssxas sa t5ff 5o eRss So
FRESca IlRSeg PooDLEs-seautifui Tho thor
and $40 each. I'S; dE. sis4. fsz. '''' SiS 91S
3 GANG MOWER, 54-in. cut, 5000;
Eclipse tornado, $195. MALONEY'S,
NC. NC assn ogsn Fri. til o. Silver Spring.
WALKS, terraces. fire.
work. F. MARCUCCIo. Route g.,
BorneTS SorE,,. lane; nee Rockville. Md. Phone
BOYLE TREE SURGERY Co.-spray-
ing, lot clearing yard maintenance.
81. 721a or RA. 1919. after 6.
ToPso1L, best quality, any
quantity; quiss Ss, delivery: drive-yssy
fEsSsEo 4 ISsaH L asd
implements; less than year old;
PTLASI SHADE Trees. snrups and
al ,a othsr ,.1. nHrsess n stock nov % Ws also
smssss can a '0fcsRs EYoNs m 1ssf e.
6l02 Aser road. Hyattsyille. Nd
Tel. .Warfield 475o or Union 1886
TOP SoIL-very good, rich TOP soil
fes laxns end ea ETeenhsSssses Iass very
LASDscapiNGMspeciai ISiSsSaisi Pee 1850 soddins, &c
driveways, cement and brick work.
pay Of fnight. Au. s2a5. MIs
mall NAL o,5S GHAIE SAW. sales and service
CHAIN fzs fi1saE nISk fRNeE fsRRs1eeE 2sineh nj s11,
per #. set in concrete. MALONEYS
INC Silver Spring. SH. 1880.
GARDEN TRACTORS. new and used
seasonal cleseouts; low prices. MA.
L. lGEEes T. g ouS tHc 1kaeSoRs sasS e.. sNehp. sxe
now $3.50; Farmall Super A. 81 $50
NEY,s. Is INC. Silver spriins, iias, sH. 1850 $3.50
MILKING MACHINE, almost new
$l25: Bowie 2744. -15
tifully constructed dairy barn and !
down and moved. Also som,
barb wire fence: Call any time dur.
ing the day. FA. 2257.. --15
TREES REMOVED. trimmed. etc;
sn asu5sf vs. 7oa, ys5s Wy wy 1850 1885, si
cub super A. C.. H. M. tractor anc
complete line Of farm equip. New
Idea. New Holland, Loudoun barr
equip, sprayer-duSters. 1,000-bu
Used equip.-I. H. C. No. 15 balel
F-12 on rubber. F-2O on rubber
regular A. John Deere B. R.; 2 IL.
in. -plows. H. M. No. 221 cultivator
F-20 mower. No. 10 John Deer,
mower. so combine. MALONEY'S
INC Silver Spring SH 3330
Evening star., 1950-07-12
SITUATIONS WOMEN

CASHIER, white, age So; yrs. ex-
perience retail; reliable, dependable,
bondable. Ii. 3-957S 12*
CLEANING PRIVATE OFFICES-Mid-
dle-age white woman wishes job.
osrs of ref fims a1 Or d44s fli time eHpeF best
COLLEGE GRADUATE in psychology,
sociology and ENGLISH; young, mar
rted; desires position as nursery
school teacher, proof reader, busi-
ness position or any trainee posi-.
DRAFTING, tech. or map-drawing;
312 years exper.; fluent German.
ELIZABETH NocENTINI, AID. 95o2.
GIRL-coloEed; desires night work
cleaning doctors Office on Monday
and Thursday; Ii. .7-9041. Ia
GIRLS, colored, desire position a
II 5l4s Fl from 1yP's fo am fe
MOTHERS HELPER Young lad!
5whitel. desires temporary position
NURsL DFss white Al o5s refs Prs
NURSE wishes CHRONIC case in pri-
NTRsEh Yass home; nsacns phone dssirs. VA 1852
lady patient; best ref. TO. 61s3.
GECRETARY-STEN high
ly capable; excellent diversified exp;
available liable for vacation replacements.
SEWING sew SGloi OF ALL K1NDs-Exper-
fenced in drapes, cushions, ETC.; also
alterations on ladies wear DU.
W0MAN-Colored; completed practi-
cal nursing, beautician, desires po-
sition; would like practice and ex-
perience in massage studio: between
g am. and pm, MI. 21s4.
EXPER. TEACHER of public school
music, desires position for fall term
in private or public school. 81. 1922
SHOULD LIKE TO ASSIST an
author or writer: IS yrs. exper. as
-stenographer 10. 2-3520. -12
COLORED GIRL desires job as gen.
eral oflce worker, with messenger
and clerical experience NE. 40S9. 13'
COL0RED GIRL desires work as
mothers helper or nursemaid. Ii.
3-5413.
COLORED n. S. GIRL desires job as
maid in beauty parlor. TW. 0567.
CoLORED WOMAN desires position as
switchboard operator; full or part
time. Call HU. 1886. -I3
Evening star., 1950-07-12
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

DAYS WORK wanted; good reliable |
woman; Mondays and Wednesdays;
gnod @ ref: Cal Roekville 2736.
e4Der.; wants days voTE; viii cook cool;
dinners; local refs CHI. 1858.
G.H. .W;-Girl, colored, wants Mon.
span. snd Thnrs. HT ,0I york; have good ref.
GIRL wants or 5h days: on last
JOB 8 yIs.; ref; fond of children.
GIRL. l1i soloEed. 25 years Of age; de-
sness. sa1ss shEi W.. "a a4ssa gays week Refer
days. References. DE. 687o.
part time. City references. MI.
GIRL. eolored. 1st class cook; hours
teal nursing Excellent sI mt references. aaSe pras
GIRL, coiored, wishes part time g.h.w.
cnp EE DAYS work. CO; 1882. :.
GIRL, COLORED, h. S. grad, desires
ghw.. care OF child; exper. DE
PART TIME, ali day or ironing b,
reliable colored lady. Can DU. 0965
EXPERIENCED colored woman want,
days oSgT' YORK Tues, Wed. and Thurs
EXPERIENCED DAY WORKER. Ref.
erence. LU. 1-6574.
WOMAN. colored, wishes gh.w.. {
days week or day work. Experienced
c9I cc9oImupetent; good refs. RA. 9s49
time work. ALICE JAMES, Ex
CoIoRED GIRL wants g.h.W. Of
days work. FIR. 2483.
ga4tsttt gaTt time; s.h.w,; references. Ii
CoIoRgED GIRL desires elevator Job
COLoRED GIRL wants work; cook
Ws eaTfare TfnS 10 ieace fSMn MI 5f4 s9
COLORED GIRL desires days worE
or part time: Reference. TR. 3417
COLORED GIRL desires days worh
coL6RFD RM Ra fays ges1sa Xssk ddzs Hg s575 S6z
CofoRED GIRL wis wishes s9gs Part time iot
9TT Gays azi ias aIork; good references. Gal
cS1oRFR fsts' ax' eIs5 osdss desires rh"; live I'M
CoLORED GIRL wants work as gen
house worker or shirt presser, ex.
per. Call FIR. 1852.
COLORED GIRL desires work a.
NJ WospeE.s s741 helper; exDer'; good refs
CoLoRED LADY wants gh.w., days
E,xper.; ,1o best refs. Cali ST. $3.50
coLoRED IADy-care 2 coloret
sehildrsn; ehld Tau. $40 So mo. Call in person
CoELEGE sTuDENT: colored; desire.
JOB for Saturdays: Call HO. 3133. :
COL0RED WOMAN desires ghw; ne
cooking; live in; exper.; ref. DI
coLoRED WOMAN, experienced, de.
sires part time cleaning, 8 to 2, o,
3 days work. AT. 695S.
Evening star., 1950-07-12

10000 feet Of flooring, free of nails.
suitable for flooring, sheathing or
subfiooring, $25 m.b.f. ACE WRECK
ING & BLDG. MATERIAL CO., 4002
MINI. ave. ne. LU. 4-0500. Ia
FURNITURE-pin. rm. table and 5
$75; Monterey chair and couch,
$75; Well Built stove, 4 burners,
$50. WO. Abb. -13
FURNITURE, in excellent condition,
for 1.bedrm, apt. s523 Glenyiew
ave" Apt. 2o3' Takoma Park, Nd.
'gs d5sr and match
table with glass top. 2 mirrors, 2
floor lamps. studio couch. For i'm
mediate sale; bargains. Leaving
town Immediately. co. Ills. IA.
FUkNlTURE, 3-pc. lv. rm. set; like
new; $3.50 or best offer. Ii. 3-2257.
Assd Save $751; sos sos Sed Sn Hs sss
beds. $19, S29, sac; Beautyrest
mattresses. SIS. S22, $27. All steri-
ized, reconditioned. Duncan Phyfe
extension, drop-leaf tables, $45;
ROCK maple chests. Also chest on
iiks Il e.. new. os1S', ssi$: blond s' coffee
So, $40, THE HoMEsHoP, 1745
rIipNirniSTRs Z st; niTs RE; ssel, Terms.
9 rms. nice furniture. Phone. 81.
FURNiTURE-special sale on steri-
beds, $35; Maytag washer. excel.
s1R ss9nRd' ss; ssa chests Srsa and dTesseEs. $12'
saS.s sSs;Es ~ 1S;ssss;t'' sS f.
wood beds. $iS. g. ssS,o $50; Sae' inney- ihGrsy-
spii spring sn.In mattresses. 81. $40. SIS;
isme Sae tabiess abaiesss 49, S. s9 LINED sne sne saf
and coffee tables. Sl2. $17: beds, SIS,
$40; bookcases, So to $S. THE
HOME HON SHOP. SHOP: 1745 L st. NV, RE.
FGRNiTGREmiDinette FfGRNSiitsi set, liv. W. I'm.
etc: leaving town. TU. 5O32.
Observation-Disclosures table and 4
chairs, $40; pink crib. Sl5; pink
chest, SS; child's red fire truck, $40;
StTSllfTi ~; "a; ga5s dun,sx h.s
ssa effsslsas eSef'sn oT ssi2 and j. a'
FURNITURE-Leaving town: three
new; reasonable price. sS5 Boni-
FAINT st.. Apt. 80, Sill. Spr., Md.
FURNlTURE sALE-Brand-new bed
claimed freight and factory samples,
etc;. at great savings: LION STOR-
n.w' daily lo-6; Sat. til 4. RE. 4sio.
sbe eG#P'fss aa ss Wiz q 'ssls, sSs
(2) 9x12 wool rugs and pads, one
Sx10: like new. GIL. 0047. Ia
GAS a.ssI. RANGES. new; used. $3.50 dn;;
sAa slsd aas7 asssz's5a'isR ga ave. DE- peE5shEss 5s7d
GAS RANGEs. used: spfins sale;
sTER Co. since 1919. 6S7 + st. NV
GAS RANGES-New. used; an sizes.
Heate5s and stoves ACME STOVE
G GENERAToRs-sTARTERs. $3.50 STp Hp
Largest assort, Elec. motor repairs;
GOLF CLUBs@Man's steel set, s23s;
lsdy's, SIC; beginners. $11; calf.
GUITARS, FREE! II
tnls nj ,vnas,y week only with 10 pvt. lessons
at RATNER's MUSIC STORE 73S
18th st. NV. -15
FURNISHINGS Com
plete house. yard, workshop and good
PHOTOGRAPHIC dark room equipment.
Also. beautiful Handicapped oil paint
ings. Leaving for West. VIII sacri-
nee for cash or will consider trade
ment, trailer, etc. 70. 1858 Mie
jig SAW, 24". floor type, h-h.p
motor. New, $110. AMERICAN
MACHINERY 81 SUPPLY CO., 1881
KIT. i1n0 piNETTE ii EFF SET, s pc., m1H mahog
Lawn MOWERS, Vi used 'IS; power, 20 tc
20 in. width of cut; some have been
reconditioned. others as Is. Come in
to see these bargains. S35 UP. G. l.
SoRSNELL co. 4715 Miller ave,
LIVING ROOM SUITE; needs covers
S3S; Underwood typewriter, noiseless
Or. 1898.
Samsonite. white, 4 pcs.
good condition, S75: also Russian
marmot fur coat. size IA; $3.50. DE
Evening star., 1950-07-12
RMS. FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

ARLINGTON-Large room, twin beds,
semi-priyate bath: $40 month, S35
2 SLEEPING RMS, with kit. and
home priyils.; for month or 8 wks.
Vienna 80. -l3
GENTLEMAN-Larse cool bedroom;
radio, desk. shower; conv. transp.;
phone; nice yard; pvt; Arl. gentle
home; S35.. OW. 021S.
RLINGTON-Attrac. rm.. running
water; conven. Pentagon, block
bus; S35. CHI 6997.
DBLE. RIM. TO RENT, with pvt. fam
lily; all buslines; bath, shower. Call
AL. 664S. -l3
TAKOMA PK.-Twin-bed. rm.; pvt.
bath optional; pvt. home. 219 Bal.
timore ave, SH.. 3579. Ia
3 NEWLY FURN. sleeping rms. 4O23
Hamilton ST., Hyattsyille, Md. Be-
fore APPLYING call AT. 0514. --15
10 MINUTES to Key Bridge; lge., cool
rm., spacious, lovely grounds and
porches; breakfast; daily maid serv-
ice; parking privileges. GIL. 500.
Evening star., 1950-07-12
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

singer; new cage; at discount; extra
s and week ends ends. MRS. B.. b. aL. s. 1854.
FREE TO GOOD HOMES Kittens;
9 wks: old; housebroken. WI, 1852.
full grown: will give to adult family
Mz lying ssia Il suburbs. Wo. 54l5 or
CoIi1E PupP1Es-A.K.c.. reg; we'll
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS, Axe
champion blood lines; reasonable.
SH; o2Q6 and Ashton 30S6. Ia
mos mos. % housebroken. s O. D K Children MAJ; :
needs new suburban home 81. 67O9,
BEAGLE PUPS, 6 mos. darling pets.
beautifully trained; Axe; $40. Cali
rsIsH II; 1szSi SETTER pups, Ak reg; champ.
s'sfd Ii9fs spANHE2-Sa M9 sSa2 female. sn
years old; registered Axe; trained
and house broken; closest offer te
S25; days. II: $1,000, ext. 7-272S;
YoSNG syfi;i oRi RARAkEErs. a12E for training Mnf
r$sh q ffsh aHa sETTfR Ss RaIG At 7zsst
registered. Beauessigs blood. XII
BOXER PUPS, Is weeks. Axe Reg.
cropped; after 6 pm. 81. 675s.
IA
DOGS BoARDED-clean, individual
runs. r. D; LINDSEY colesyille
SCOTTIES. choice black puppies, Axe
reg. ch bloodlines. MacKINNON
1909 Roosevelt. Arlington. FA. 3432
GREAT DANE puppies, from 8 weeks
to 4 months; Axe reg. from cham.
pion bloodlines. They are beautifui
bitch to sell. ELPAW Kennels
Reg, Alex. Va. Duke st. ext. 3 mile.
out. TIE. 2430. OV. 1851. Ia
Evening star., 1950-07-12
ROOMS FURNisHED-s.E.-s.W.

CAPITOL HILL - Gentleman. large
front room facing park; cool, quiet
home; reasonable. Ii. 3-1449.
SINGLE Ink, close to downtown.
adjoining bath. S1S month. 419
9Th st. s.w., ME. 5096. -13
EAST CAPITOL ST.-Near q. 8.
twin-bed, dble. rm., $40 per wk.;
also large 3-window bedrm., SS. so
per wk., sgle.; phone on floor. Only
B people in house. Ii. 3-0129: eyes,,
Ii. 3-27Sl.