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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1950-08-26
MoNTGoMERYS LEAVE

DR. and Mrs. John montgomery
departed on the S. s. Alaska today
for an extended trip osthe States.
They plan to sell their home in
Nevada before making a swing
around the country from Los An
geles, Florida, New York, Chicago.
Yellowstone Park and other points.
o. Montgomery was chiropractor
here.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-10
1. A. MOORE LEAVES ALASKA RAILROAD

L. A. Moore, assistant to the general manager of the Alaska Railroad. today confirmed an an- nouncement made earlier this week in Seattle that he is retir- ing from his position with the Railroad. MT. Moore will go to a new position, on Feb. IS, as manager of the Alaska Chapter If Associated General Contrac- tors.
 Although he will go immedi- ately to Seattle to participate in the opening of labor negotiations with construction workers, Mir. Moore expects to make his per .aanent headquarters in Anchor :ge.
 The former railroad official, who has been in Anchorage since June of 1946, has long history f traffic and public relations ex- perience with state-side railroads. He served in the Pacific during the recent war, participating in the campaigns of New Guinea, Leyte and Luzon. He was re- leased from the Army with the rank of lieutenant colonel.
 In announcing his resignation frofo the railroad, Mr. Moore said, 'It has been a privilege and a pleasure to be associated with members of the railroad, and to take part, with them, in one of the largest and most progressive development programs in the Territory. Also, I am truly grateful for the cooperation giv- en me by the civic organizations If Palmer, Anchorage and other Railbelt towns"
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-10
Religious Film
 To Be Shown Thursdov

God of Creation a full-length technicolor movie, will be pre- sented at the United Protestant Church at 8 o'clock on the eve ming of Feb. 16, it was announced today by Ramona Davis. A pre- vue of the film, which is being shown by Chaplain George Mars, will be given to students of the Palmer school earlier that day.
 The film is one of the finest examples of photography in ex- istence, Miss Davis said. The en- tire life history, in technicolor, of a California poppy is reconstruct ed through delayed photography.
 All interested Valley residents are invited to attend the show
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-10
HORACE COUPLE
 En :. TUESDAY
Valley Frontiersman

Mrs. Hazel Meeks of Logan, N. M, was married to Willard Davis of Anchorage and Palmer last Tuesday afternoon. The service was conducted by U. s. CommiS- SiOner Dorothy Saxton.
 The couple was attended by E. o. Ezzell of Anchorage and A. J. DeJulio of Palmer.
 Mrs Davis, who came north. to be married, formerly was em- ployed at Los Alamos, N. M, by the University of California's Atomic Energy Commission.
 The Davises are honeymooning at the Matanuska Hotel. They plan to make their home in An chorage-
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-10
REA Headquarters Stay In Palmer Location

Donald T. Lowery, field engi- neer in Alaska for the Rural Electric Administration, brought word of extensive REA plans for the territory, upon his retufn here last week. MT. Lowery had been in Washington, D, C. for the past several weeks.
 MT. Lowery assured Valley residents that the REA head quarters. office in Palmer will be continued and enlarged. In addi- ton to Bernard. Kirk of REA's management. division, recently assigned here, and MT. Lowery of the engineering staff, there will be still other REA personnel transferred here in the future. had lived in the Fairbanks afea since 1905. She is survived by a brotheraJohn Earth of Anchorage, in addition to her husband Gus.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-10
uses. WORKER WILL MARRY ON FEB. "A

Edward Casey of the local U. s. Geological Survey office expects to leave tomorrow for Evanston, H., where he will be married to Miss Jeanne Bjork on Feb. IA. Miss Bjork is a chemist, at pres ent employed by the Ketchikan office of the Fish and Wildlife Service.
 The newlyweds will return to Palmer late this month, to set up their home here. They will live in the Grant Kenser home in North Palmer.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-10
TO LEAVE FOR SEATTLE

Mrs. Samuel Youngblood and daughter Annabelle expect to leave the Valley for Seattle next Thursday. Mrs. Youngblood, the former Gloria Crousore, will visit there for a week, while waiting to be joined by her husband, soon to be released from the armed forces. After their reunion in Seattle, the Youngbloods will go to Texas to make their home.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-10
.REA OFFICIAL VISITS

Allan s. Arness of the apphca- tions and loans division of the Rural Electrification Administra- tion was Palmer visitor earlier this week. MT. Arness, head quartered in Washington, D. C., is touring REA installations in Alaska. He met with the board of directors of the .,Matanuska Electric Association, Inc, last Tuesday evening.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-10
"A CORRECTION

William T. Zahradnicek, su:- perintendent of schools, this week announced a change in plans for the scheduled Fairbanks basket ball doubleheader next weekend. The Fairbanks games will be played next Friday and Saturday, rather than Thursday and Fri day, as announced earlier.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-10
MORLEY WILL SHOW MOVIES AT DAIRYMEN'S MEETING

Lloyd V. Morley, territorial sanitarian, will show two movies at the Breeders Association meeting next Monday, it was an- nounced today by Louise Kellogg. Titles of the movies are Pro ducing Quality Milk" and Mon ey-Making Milking"
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-10

Ester Resident Sueeumbs
 Mrs. Rose Lampke, 88 years old and a resident of Ester Creek, near Ophir,' died last week at a Fairbanks hospital. Mrs. Lainpke
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-10
CALENDAR ADDITIONS

Wednesday VALLEY Hospital Association annual meeting at school lunch room at 8 p. m.
 Thursday HOUSING meeting in the school lunchroom. >-s..
Valley frontiersman., 1950-02-10
Housing Meeting Thursday
 Last weeks postponed meet

Last weeks postponed meet- ing of Valley residents with E. Glen Wilder of the, Alaska Housing Authority has been rescheduled for next Thursday evening. Mrs. Betty Mears an- nounced today. The meeting will be called 10 order at 8 o'clock in the school lunch room- All Valley residents in- terested in housing are urged to attend.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
CASE Is CLOSED!
Continued from page fifteen

He spat over the porch rail and
lit a cigarette. He looked SUI
premely Indifferent.
Maybe he had some business
of his own," he said. Unless you
think he killed the fellow down
the road. Got any ideas like that?"
Certainly not" I said, and
marched with dignity into the
house.
Bur the sheriff, coming to ques-
ton us later that day, was more
interested.
Funny thing" he said, his
lighting out like that. Cars gone.
and he's gone. Think he knew this
Cummings?"
81 haven't an idea.
"Well, one of the people passing
here late last night saw an old
Ford parked by the cottage. Place
was Lit up too. You never know
about these city cops. Some of
them are mighty handy with a
gun"
think he tried to trace Nesbit
after he left, but whatever he did
the missing man remained miss
ing. The deputy left and another
one took his place at dinner time.
He was a lugubrious fellow who
said he was to stay in the house
that night, and advised US all to
lock our bedroom doors.
Got a killer around" he said
doIefully. Maybe a maniac.
Never know what he'll do next"
Emily called up that night.
She'd seen the story in the evening
paper, and she sounded excited.
Listen" she said. was his
name really David Cummings.
Bobbie?"
so they say. What about him,
Emily? Did you know hirn?"
HER voice sounded odd. and she
took a moment before she an
swered.
I've heard the name some
WHERE" she said evasively. I'm
trying to place it. If l do I'll call
you"
1t was about nine o'clock when
Doctor Lyons telephoned me. He
said he had seen about the murder
in the paper, and as it was near
our place he hoped it hadn't dis
Evening star., 1950-10-15

turbed Eve. l said she was all
right, and then he asked me if |
was alone, or if there was an
extension phone in the house.
There wasn't, of course. My dream
OF luxury is to have one beside my
bed, but that time is far off.
l told him, and he asked me if
could come in to the office the
next day. He had something he
would like me to do for him. As
was glad for any excuse to get out
of the house I agreed, and left
on the commuters train a half
hour after Paul the next morning.
There was still no news about
Nesbit. His cottage looked blank
and dreary as l passed it, and the
shed remained empty. There was
no reason why l should worry
about him, l thought. He was
nothing to me. But | was sure he
was no killer, and wondered if
anything had happened to him.
After all he knew something he
would not talk about, apparently
something that concerned a danger
to Eve. And what had he meant
about once a cop always cop?
For the first time | wondered
about his renting our cottage about
the time Eve came home from
Reno. Had he known she was in
some sort of danger? Both Paul
and l had laid her terror to fan
tasy. or perhaps her usual attempt
to focus attention on herself. 1t
occurred to me then that the
danger was not only real. 1t might
still exist.
When I reached the doctors
Office he had evidently left word
he was expecting me, for the nurse
admitted me at once, taking me
to a small consulting room / had
not seen before. and he came in
rather hurriedly, as though he had
left patient.
Have you time to do a rather
troublesome errand for me, Miss
Lothrop?" he asked. 1T may take
most of the day."
What sort of errand?" l asked.
He did not sit down. He Lit a
cigarette. as though he needed it.
and looked through me rather
than at me.
Continued on next page
Evening star., 1950-10-15

Keep mealumes happy. un-
hurried, so that Baby's carly
eating associations are pleas
ant. Allow at least 20 minutes
for each meal. OF course,
many babies clean their plates
faster than that, particularly
If Nom serves a variety of
good-easting Gerber's. These
True-Flavor Fruits, Vege-
tables, Meats and Desserts are
prepared TO retain natural
goodness plus a high degree
Of important nurritional ele-
mentS.
GOOD sTART-faEsl Before your
youngsrer is ready for
Gerber's Strained Foods, start
him ON Gerber's Cereals. I'd
be happy to send samples of
Cereal Food, Strained Oar-
meal and Barley Cereal. Write
TO Mrs. Dan Gerber. Dept.
1900, Fremont,
Mich. In Canada, fssssssf
write, Gerber ! 4
Ogilvie, Niagara s.aa
Falls, Canada.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
img1Yg !
Up
Babgy
Hints collected by
N4AuA A.4A~
(Aoahsr oe 81

why PLAY NipE-Alsp-seek with
those opened containers of
Baby's foods? A muffin pan
will help you keep them all
Evening star., 1950-10-15

together IN one
spot in the re-
frigerator.B Be
sure to use
your iarge-si1
muffin pan.
And, of course,
Evening star., 1950-08-25
ROOMS WITH soARD

MANSION CLUB asks you to hurry
before they're gone. We still have
some choice vacsncies; best of food;
naa'.T $SS nc. % S2so Mass, ave. nv. -27
D0UBLE EM.: n pvt home; 2 meals
81. oasi'; 4sss' convenient tFansD' Phone
lsoS NEW HAMPSHIRE ave. NV
Double room, twin beds, 2 good
meals; cow. transp. Price is rsa-
pTPoNT SSPoSs1i CIRCLE AREA, 1925 New
rms. for ladies and men. Live in
Washington's most beautiful guest
house. Television and social privils. i;
CLUB MASON. NO. e77o. -2s
ROOM AND BOARD for 2 mothers
ID dren; en-; age, 81. DU. 1880. -25
zri.: desire "A . keep ' iovabiss is IL dos ri Il
viii GIvE x; room % and tos Board d'ms' e school
girl under 10; licensed home. Elm
,ySSod 12ns s call Operator. -25
seSa sTss.p. i0Gs; No. :fls 1oss. and d0ls' good
i4ol 18th N.W.-Larse rms; bus
people, students; showers. switch
board, selectiye menus.
WENUELL TEHkACk-C00l rms, lge.
porch: lawn With ereeuet; delicious
reoDie: % s47.5o mo- 01iasshs isss seimoni iS@1s
I'd NV MI 9435
1855 WYOMING AVE. N.W.-Sinsle
ana double rms, In beautiful guest
bone esn:nt Seiis,9Hs .''n. fqSd; sslsyison; NJ
NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL
1891 9th St. n.w.-Nicely furn. twin
bedrms.; delicious meals. GE. 2124.
2147 r ST. N.W.-Cool bsmt. studio
shower; $l3-S2O. Eek. O653. Is
ROOM with board. nice rm. nicely
furnished. $15 per week. No laun-
dry. call FA. 3779. -27
3611 14th ST. N.W.-Homelike room
to self; delicious meals: private
Protestant family; for employed, cul-
tured man Tor woman) of settled
habits. TU. 1886.
Evening star., 1950-08-25
RMs. FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

ARL. (No.)-Furn. rms. ssle. or
dble.: refgr., hot plate and phone;
students Or empl. eple.; oI pref.
AL, x: 'lsse7' ns.e Nav, and p.n..son- son
Twin beds, 2 closets, refgr.; for
2 empl. adults. IA. 2-0340.
ARR, VA.--Attrac. front rm.. lge.
redeccrated: h.-w.h.; " blk. bus;
S36. 1927 North Utah st. 90
MT. RAINIER, MD.-Lse. front rm.
with 2 windows. suit. one or two
Wis NA 6st4 81; DFivil'' optional; slS sas *,
sEAUTYHFtL BEpRM. in pvt. 9 home
with large closet; in best section Of
city. conv. to everything. OV. 1895.
LGE. TWIN BEpRM. a windows, S
and desirable sgle. for discriminat-
ing persons, appreciating clean,
pleasant SURROUNDINGS In mr.. BY Arl.
Bus at door, 15 min. Pentagon or
State Dept; gar. avail; meals op-
574O LEE BLVD, close to Pentason,
At, 4 door. caii aL. o4so. pa A'
hwy, lge. attractive frt. Ynn. with
twin beds. lge. closets, semipvt.
bath. uniim. phone and laundry
prfvils. Suit cple. or singles; conv.
bus service to all Govt. depts.. PEN
tason and dntn Wash. OW. 1856.
Evening star., 1950-08-25
ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

ROOM. incl, Ink. porch; working
SiSSSs;e's: SS;SSiS| ;es''s: Nj: sss7' =
ior couple; S5b; sgle.. $50. AID.
sss ss's vARsuM ST. N.w.-poubl.s sr room
81 vk. each. RA. s56s. $50
ALEX, VA room. kit, semipvt.
bath, surn., al utilities included.
ssi4 ttSS; isss ST. N.E.-poubl.,I MIC nicely
I; fTTn.; ,5Saill. Sa5ill. refsr.; good location.
NEAR G.W.-L,h,k. room with run.
ming water; also single room. 1912
21st St NV, ME. 6473. -27
1897 MASS; AVE: N.W.-Large front
Lh.kI , rn; for quiet couple; S12 yk.;
7ss 5 oada11EEisRs a1Essc Nj PL. ssNts N.W-puTpiassS.d
rm.. for Ink: phone and refgr.
fsetls.; mr.. intersection Ga. and
627 QUINCY ST. N.W.-Larse rm.,
twin beds; refgr. and hot plate;
laundry privileges. ia. 5s4O. -27
NV, PRIVATE BEDRM., in 5-rm.
apt, Ink. privileges; unlim. phone
], $50: 2. $50. IA. S74l. -27
410 9Th ST. S.W.-Housekeeping rms.
for 2; elec.. refgr., running water;
completely furn.; walking distance
Also sleeping ROOM S. ME: &c, ?oss.
1881 CLIFTON ST. N.w.-Lxe. sci,
dbl, triple rms. Children accepted.
Laundry privils. Refs Excel. transp.
$40 month. HO. $3.50. -27
Evening star., 1950-08-25
ROOMS. APIS. 70 SHARE

GIRL TO SHARE modernly furn,,
BUS ana csriine. Pil ~ EN-. sp' 7aas. 9ass -S4 y
GENTLEMAN desires comfortably
furn., bachelor apartment. with
VIZ :hsf' sea S5sh 5sss g5sit:''sasl sssr
apt: bldg. with elevator); near
14th st. shop. area NV; twin beds,
new inner-sprins mat. AD. 92s2,
GIRL OR COUPLE to share beautiful
2-bath home with jewish girl; kit
daNT REsEl' ro sssEiiGn saARh lEE a. sPT sPa@ with
aai1 q v; 1zka Students block of G. W. U
DEsIRE consenial working girl, 25
o77S between s:45 and sW:45 W am
GIRL to share apt with TlG sipls;
residential section. 419 Oneida pl.
NV: TU. 5341 after 8. 25'
with 2 others; NV. sect. NO. $3.50 ~
YOUNG LADY, between 25 and 80,
to share apt. with one other; IN
apt. house; all conveniences. Gail
ia. 2-13S5 after 5 pm. -25
MODERN APARTMENT in northeast;
conv. transp. Catholic girl preferred
references exchanged. Call Ii
= 4-4SS3 between o am. and 4 pm
25s
ON ARL. ESTATE-Woman musician
will share apt. with congenial empl
. woman. Good bus .transp. and ideal
for car owner; Ink. $40. CHI. S745.
YOUNG MAN, bet. 20-25, to share
apt. with 2 other young men; share
expenses. WA. 2lS0. -27
Evening star., 1950-08-25
ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.E.

623 MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-Nice rm.
2nd A.: next bath: gentleman; cony.
transp.; reasonable. FIR. 1927. -.-25
LARGE DOUBLE, conVen. to down
town: 2 girls, mother and child or
elderly lady: S35 e.; board op-
tional. $40 extra. HO. 4166. az
1900 BLADENSBURG RID. N.E.-Lge.
Ink. rrn. for couple or single; pvt.
home: good transp FIR. 4431, -2S
9Th ST. N.E.-No. II; double nm. ;;
twin beds. So wk.: single So. Ii.
1905 Mass. AVE. N.E.-sleeping oH ssn.,
!y.t rsdeeorated, next to bath; gen
CoLORED-l117 STAPLES ST. NE.
HRos@j u s1ssss' gan or woman preferred 81.
N.E.-Stngle I'm. for man or woman.
AT. 1865 and TR. 7146. -27
CoLoRED-FRoNT RIM. single; all
home priviliges; good transportstion.
ccEoRRp azS Rp'a p ioss ass ST SIAbssssuRc bsss Hs
men o. women. II. 3-4s15. 70 'A'''
C0L0RED-Sll 5lh 81. N.E.-Rm.
working couple; 5000 wk.; cooking
privtl. Ii. 7-9232 after 1880 pm.
Evening star., 1950-08-25
BOAT ADVERTISEMENTS
are located between Water
front Property and Automo-
tive advertising.
DOGS, PETS. ETC.

COCKER SPANIEL kennel announces
summer reduction of gorgeous quail
.ity puppies; all colors; high class
breeding and stud services. Ashton
FOX TERRIER PUPPY. female. 9
wks.' smooth hair: black and white;
COCKER SPANIELS, reg. Axe, blond
and buff pups, well hammered; de-
sirable for show or pet. FA. 1905.
DACHsHUNDs. long hair, red. pedi-
sargd,,y stroPp yon a. den si; aol;dsnea IL PeEle; &
@onaeyLui es' oII o4e4 Ret OF huh''hS oos, soo
DACHsHUND PUPPIES, s weeks, Axe
registered. male and female. black
and tan and red: OW. 0939. -27
DOGS AND CATS AVAILABLE for
adoption to good homes. Phone 81,
ANIMAL SHELTER. ; .SANN' o'oNi I
GREAT DANES-All ages; fawns and
brindles: 2 choice. puppies left; come
a'nI and see sfotsiiIS then; all Axe reg; cham
sAW DSsSi; KENNELS, s'aa reg. 'etxlss. Alex. 3a,.
IF; 24S0'' or oV. 1881, ' 0u''
GO BEECH TREE FARM, Annandale
GERMAN s1IEi SHEPHERD PUPPIES by
International Grand Victor. Cham
PtSn FsS FA valiant; a9so AsaARD KENNELS, WE.
COCKER PUPS. linebred to CHI. Biggs
Cover Charge: buff. I weeks old;
DoBFRaRaN rISscaER HSseTi so7S Furr,Es
weeks old. Axe registered. champion
COCKER SPANIEL. 8 mo. old. blond,
m male; $7S; CO; 1854. -21
FSx mo1 TfFEtE sf5 cs s Sx asSt5ossss asoS a;ss2
SMALL Ill coLL1E-rYpE DOG, % house
broken, watchdog, OK. children
does tricks; distemper shots. 81,
PoLICE-TYPE DOG, 1 yr.. black and
tan. housebroken, gentle. fine pet;
nc g1Sd bone vented; 81. 500.
needs good home in country, family
Of. adults or older children. He is
affectionate,, healthy, housebroken
reasonable OTTER, for sake Of right
home Call WI. 5045. -27
ESKIMO SPITZ, female. q mos. old.
Rabies and distemper shots. FA.
l90S after pm. --25
COCKER PUPS; pedigreed; red and
white. 3. mos. have ribbon al
AFGHAN HOUND, pedigreed, female,
IA mo-, cream colored, very nice
disposition; $50. 10. 3-3945 --25
male. all black, 4 mo. old,
fnll ffnll pedig1eed' Axe reg; $s5. Call
ENG. SPRINGER SPANIEL, male, IA
wks., Axe reg, ch. bloodlines. 1909
No: Roosevelt, Arl.. FA. 3432. go
red factors, various COL
ors; l fertile 1st cross. 10. 5-15S0.
-25
affectionate, play
full kittens, one white, one cream,
vaccinated. Special price, $40 each.
LO. 5-1975. -25
COCKER PUPS, Axe REG.
z weeks old: IA champion pedigree,
Evening star., 1950-08-25

AaEAs sa54s and haEas Ei1s, sla s4oe sce al
1: s2ho H. {: l1t6 eus s. rRScroR, Risi sN:sp. 31
now $3.50; FarmaN Super A, S1,26O;
&C" fully hyd., S1,335. MALo-
NEYS, INC. Silver Spring. sH. 1880.
MALoNEY's. INC si2s Georsia
ave. Silver Spring, Md.
NEW EQUIP.-Int. Harvester Fafmall
cub, super A.C.H.M. tractor and COM
plete line of farm equip. New Idea
and Int. corn pickers, New Holland
bailers, and corn harvesters, Lou
doun o1o pa barn equip, sprayer-dusters'
ice. Used equip-F-12 and F-2o on
2si Oeci cultivator. % rgo g0"n; mover. Ven MA. "a.
LLoNEY's, INC. Silver Spring. sH.
TOP SOIL. nl dirt and manure:
Slnait4ns flmns .nd add reo1k 9Sgs srays sa
TREES REMOVED. trimmed. etc;
estimates; WI. 1925, -26
GRAPEs; RAJ Z 4 s,,I berries and fi0wers. P; A
sionruee sion Of co;,6tv old Risss rd.' g7 Prince
VIRGIN TOP SON, best quality; any
quantity; quick delivery; driveway
gravel; reas. Ii. 4-7534, Ii. 3-2275.
FRESH TOMATOES for canning
Come quick! Get them directly from
farm while they last, ST per basket
s516 Allentown rd., LO. 3-7362
FLAGsToNE WALKS. terraces. tre.
places, f1shponds, retaining walls
Pipe drainage; Al ,,EITn Einds Of eemen'
Horners lane, Rockville, Nd. Phone
TOP SOIL, 10000 yds., rich loan
close ,' in. Lee blvd; and Irving st.
9209, ia. S-3426. 20
BULLDOZERS and leaders for grad.
ing, excavating and land clearing
free estimates. AT. 0725.
ROTARY TILLER, ME-, new; vii
trade for old garden tractor. Terms
PLaNT SHADE TREES. shrubs ant
all other nursery stock now. We alse
specialize in soddipg For free esti-
mates call LYONS NURSERY
61O2 Ager road, Hyattsville, Md
Tel. Warfield 4756 or Union 1856
TOP SOIL-Very good rich top sol
for lawns and greenhouses; yer!
reasonable. Call HI. 4933. -27
Evening star., 1950-08-25
ROOMS FURNlshEp-s.E.-s.W

BEAUTIFUL FEMININE ROOM, sin,
theater. restaurant, 80 minis. I,
downtown; automatic washer; avail
Sept. /: 470s Southern ave. Sc.
HiLLCREST, 1895 Denver st. Sc
Attrac. room with private family
1s4s sGISsss foRT buPoNT Daia Fl sT pGis s.s.-Lsrg,
front bedroom for 1 or 2 girls: conv
Sc. locations. laundry facilities. Cal
LU. 1.4401 for information. 90
1729 MASS. AVE. S.E.-Large twin.
bed rms. with phone and laundr,
PRIVILEGES; nr. busline. Ii. 6-440o
LARGE CONF. RIM, next bath; con.
venient transp. and Navy Yard: gem
tleman. $3.50 Wk, AT, 1852, -26
Evening star., 1950-08-25
ROOMS WANTED

QUIET ROOM DESIRED, in home Of
adults, In Hillcrest Southeast, by
employed lady. VI. 2g13. 27s
MANOR PARK AREA-With kitchen
PRIVILEGES, for refined widow; Prot
estant home: no drinking. Georgia
6469. 27'
LADY desires room and board in
congenial d. c. or Alexandria (Va.)
home. Please call WO. 1894. -25
BOARD and large comfortable room
for refined elderly lady and her
companion in general neighbor-
hood Of Goth and Kalorama I'd. NV.
EMPLOYED MOTHER and 4-year-old
son desire room and board with day
care for son. RA. 7799. -26
Evening star., 1950-08-25

1EVlQg. Arl., OW. 7442.
TIRES, factory recond., 6x16, S4.45;
other sizes proper. low: used truck
tires, S9;95 up. ALL SERVICE TIRE
TIRES, white-wall all sizes in stock
best trade-in allowances; also hun
dreds of good used tires, So up
22nd ST. TIRE CENTER, 22nd and
TIRES. used. used over 200 TO select from
ffS;so sgs W; i 5oM's y = AUTO S sa1S SERVICE
TOP soIL. 10. 900 yds. rich loan;
close in, Lee blvd, and irving St.
All lge: 5ae orders only. GIL. 92o9
TRICYCLE.; "a bed with mattress
good cond.; baby bed, electric sew
Ing ing machine p:,1sse comb; record H., changer anger
TYPEWRITER, Royal standard; ex-
cellent cond.; $50. OV. 60S5. go
TYPEWRiTERs, portables and up.
rights, no shortage; new and used
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ING MACHINE CO.. 2019 l4th st.
S$s. SO: UNITED TYpEWRiTER CO.
rYPEWKITERs, new and re renui!s; !s
0ut-yedr Ruardnteet terms. Our 4ULD
year. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO..
l43l G. Capitol st. S:30-5:30, tnclu
Sat. Ii 3-00S2 Easy parking
UNIFORM, Army oficer's overcoat.
short coat and blouse. size 3S long;
$50 each; OW, 2013. ,--25 .
VACUUM CLEANER. Hoover, '4S, good
condition, with attachments, reason
able. GIL. 1869.
CLEANERS - Anniversary
sale, take our word. Better grab
one of these brand-new Royal,
S39.95; Electrolux, $3.50; Hoover,
$3.50; hand cleaner, $3.50. 3S12
Lee hwy, CHI. 4914. -25
ABC, wringer type with
PasTpi FasHtR s49s a.rd;A Ia: s42g5 2,.on
television set; Norge electric refgr.;
elec;, range; bicycle; summer rugs.
1922 18th st. NV. -27
Spin Dryer: good
cond.; $3.50. 4105 18th pl. me-.
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