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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-11-11
Good Morning Judge
JUDGE L. E. THOMAS, PRESIDING


Henry, Clarence Hamilton, Henry
IT. Stewart, William Hawkins,
Cooper Glover, Lucille Massey,
John Lawrie, Herbert Starks,
Annie Mae Clarke, Russell Lee
Williams, Leverette Lee, Charlie
Dean, James Griffin, Allie Lewis,
Walter c. Goodwater, Redville
Bootle, Bobby Brown, Jake But
Ter, Mary Emma Baker, Pete
Ware, Walter Newman, Henry
Williams, Clifford Monroe, Mary
Lee Meadow, Ceola Barnes, Char
lie Hall, Felmer Fillmore, and
Ralph Bethel Jones, were charg-
ed with either drunk, drunk and
disorderly conduct or disorderly
conduct creating disturbances.
Hawkins received a suspended
sentence, Lewis, Bootle, Henry
Williams, Mary Emma Baker and
Pete Ware, were dismissed. The
others received fines and senten-
ces ranging from SIS and cost or 8
days to $40 and cost or 20 days.
Samuel Grant, Girls Murray, AL
bert Jackson and Felmer Fillmore
were each charged with carrying
concealed weapons (either knives
or guns.) Grant and Jackson were
dismissed. Fillmore was sentenced
to 4 days in Jail, 500 and cost or
an additional "A days in Jail. Muir
ray was sentenced to 10 days in
Jail, $40 and cost or an additional
80 days in jail.
Johnny Warren, Girls Murray,
John H. Stephen, Rufus c. Lump
kins, Melvin Role, Charlie Phil
pot, Leverett Lee, Shelly Reed,
Elmo Lewis, Eugene Rogers, Her.
bert Miller, and George Alexand-
der Gibson, were charged with
either assault with a knife or as
sault and battery.
Warren was charged with as
sault with a knife on Granville
Roker, Murray with a knife on c.
Lewis, Stephen with a knife on
Louis M. James, Lumpkins with
assault and battery on Viola
Boles, Role with assault and bat
terry on his wife Catherine Role
g times) Lee on Shelly. Reed,
Reed on Bessie Lee Philpot and
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-11-11

Orlando Brown, Lewis on his
wife, Helen Lewis, Rogers on
Herbert Miller, Miller on Rogers,
and Gibson with assault with a
razor on Willie Cordy.
Warren was fined SOS and cost
or 80 days, Murray was sentenc-
ed to 10 days in Jail, $40 and cost
or an additional 80 days in jail;
Stephen was dismissed, Lump
kins was sentenced to 6 days in
Jail, $25 and cost or an additional
10 days in Jail, Role was fined
SIS and cost or 10 days on the
first charge; $35 and cost or Is
days in Jail, sos and cost or an
additional 80 days in Jail; Reed
was fined SIS and cost or 10 days;
Lewis was sentenced to 80 days.
in Jail, 500 and cost or an addi-
tional Al days in Jail; Rogers was
sentenced to 80 days in Jail, sos
and cost or an additional 80 days
in Jail, but the 80 days were sus-
pended; Miller was found not
guilty. dIIu QlSllllSSSu cIlNl 6lOoOil
was fined $40 and cost or 20 days.
Beulah M. Warren charged
with interfering with a police Of
ficer while in the performance of
his duty - fined $35 and cost or
Is days.
Johnny Warren - charged with
resisting arrest, and with assault
with knife on a police officer
fined $35 and cost on first charge
found not guilty on second.
Girls Murray - charged with
resisting arrest fined SIS and
cost or 90 days.
Lee Sylvester Gray - charged
with driving without drivers
license, driving without a tail
light, without an inspection
sticker, and blocking the public
street and illegal parking-fined
SO and cost or 4 days on first
charged; SIS and cost or 2 days on
second, and third, and dismissed
on fourth charged.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-11-11
EX-EAST CHICAGO
COP GIVEN FOUR
MONTHS FOR
ASSAULT

CHICAGO - CAMP - Clifton
Cole, 46-year-old former East
Chicago Heights policeman, was
sentenced to four months in the
Bridewell by Chief Justice Frank
M, Padden in criminal court here
last Wednesday.
Cole was convicted last Octo-
Der 16 in a bench trial for assault
with a deadly weapon on a White
motorist. The victim, Edward E.
Halcomb, %, was dubbed by Cole
last July Is in East Chicago
Heights police station while Po-
lice Chief Ernest Walker looked
on. The victim suffered a fractur-
ed skull.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-11-11

Holcomb fell prey to Coles
brutality when he stopped his car
and objected to the treatment
which Cole and other policemen
were giving two motorists caught
in an alleged speed trap.
Cole was one of IL officers on
the East Chicago Heights police
force, each of whom received 81
a year plus bonuses of So for each
motoriSt arrested and convicted.
After Coles arrest, Chief Walk
er reduced the force to four men
and increased salaries to $40 a
year. He was subsequently fired
as chief.
Smyrna times., 1950-05-18
Boys State of 195O-Treasurer

0OJo koteNtC vi LOCO AChouICI
To begin the two-day session, all
of the representatives, senators,
and state officials registered, and
then received their meal tickets for
lunch. The boys were then station
ed in their respective houses and
the attaches were assigned their
individual jobs. The duties of the
student officials of Boys State
were limietd, as most such func-
tions can really only be carried on
by the officials themselves. How
ever, the boys were shown the Of
fees of State Treasurer, State
Auditor, Secretary of State, At
torney General and Insurance Com
missioner. Each of the boys had
his picture taken with the legis-
lator whom he represented and
who explained to him some phase
Smyrna times., 1950-05-18
Your School Reporter
NEWS OF THE
JOHN BAsSETT MOORE SCHOOL.

surer Luff going to his Office, Sen
ator Ruch, to the Senate Chambers,
and I to the House Chambers.
Here the fun began. On hand for
the occasion were Speaker of the
House, Harvey Lawson of Mills
boro, Majority Leader Noble War
rem of Dover, and Minority Floor
Leader Ralph Collision of Bridge
vile, all members of the 1949 ses-
sion of our General Assembly.
These three I feel contributed
greatly to the success of Boys
State-1950.
Representative Collision called
the role. Everyone was present and
the floor was opened for nomina-
tions for Speaker of the House;
fortunately or unfortunately, my
name was among the nominees. I
Smyrna times., 1950-05-18

of his work. There was then a
joint session of both houses and
the Governor of Boys State was
admitted to the Senate Chamber,
followed by the Boys Stae o;cial,
to give his address. The legisla-
ture then went into session and the
state officers were allowed to listen
in on caucus meetings if there was
no objection from the members.
The second day found the legisla-
ture back in session again. Be
cause of the fact that the state Of
fees close at noon, the boys were
Continued on Page Twelvel
Smyrna times., 1950-05-18

spent discussing the Senate bill on
abolishing the whipping post. After
good pro and con speeches, it was
finally defeated.
On Saturday the conditions
changed. Three of our members
were absent and the majority par
ty became the minority. Conse-
quently neither party could pass
Legislation. We later defeated three
bills, including the one I introduced
which would lower the voting age
to 1S. Since neither party could
do anything further we held i
joint caucus and decided to pass
the bill on compulsory auto insur-
ance.
Saturday afternoon was spent
discussing three bills that passed
the House. Two of these were re-
ferrel to the Miscellaneous Com
mittee on which I was chairman.
After some discussion all these
bills were passed.
What impressed me most was
the Importance of having the two
parties working together. We had
the same difficulties as regular
Senate had.
There is a lot of hard work in
volved in preparing such a pro-
gram and I think we all appreci-
ated it.
Charles Ruch
Smyrna times., 1950-05-18
Bows, state-195O

Smyrna's three student delegates
to Boys State were all elected to
top positions and contributed great
ly to the success of the wo-day ses-
sion by their leadership. Each of
the three gives his account below:
Boys State-Speaker of the House
State Treasurer, Donald Luff,
Senator Charles Ruch, and (Rep-
resentative Robert Bamberger) ar
rived at the Legislative Hall in
Dover at approximately $3.50 am.
Friday morning. After registering
at the desk, where we received an
identification card, a free ticket to
the luncheon at the Legion Post
in Dover, and a packet of informa-
tion as thick as a pre-war steak,
the Smyrna party separated. Trea-
Smyrna times., 1950-05-18

was elected Speaker of the House.
Now we were able to proceed.
! From the Attaches, who are
elected and sent by several schools,
the Chief Clerk, Assistant Clerk,
Reading Clerk and two Sergeant
alarms were appointed. From
this moment on we strictly follow
ed the House procedure. The House
was called to order, the chaplain
led us in prayer, and the roll was
called.
All of us were anxious to begin
action on the bills which Boys
State were to act upon. However,
we were to find that time was Of
little consideration in lawmaking.
Resolution after resolution had to
be passed before we could notify
the Senate that the House was
fully organized and ready to pro-
ceed with business.
/ Organization swallowed up the
entire morning and following the
message to the Senate was not
surprisingly motion to recess un-
til 1870 pm.
The two houses reconvened at
80 and upon message from the
Senate, the House filed into the
Senate Chambers for a Joint Ses-
sion. Preceding this was short
recess in the Governors office
where pictures were taken and
commissions given to the Boys
State Governor and State Officers.
The Boys State Governor deliver
ed his message at he Joint Session,
advocating some bills and taking
definite stand against Others.
Lieutenant Governor Bayard gave
a short but inspiring message fol-
lowing the Governor.
Returning to the House Cham
bers we reconvened and made
ready for business. Six bills were
introduced, given their first and
second reading, and referred to
committee Friday afternoon.
Saturday morning we convened
at $50 and proceeded with the
BUSINESS on the calendar. All six
bills, previously introduced, were
reported out of committee and fol-
lowing suspension of the rules were
given their third and final reading
and put up for passage. Almost
everyone on the floor entered into
the discussion; even filibuster
was attempted. (All bills acted
upon had either been previously
brought before or passed by the
General Assembly or written espec-
tally for the occasion.)
That's about all that happened
but I'm sure all the boys would
join me in saying THANK you" to
the American Legion, and especial
ly to William e. Matthews, Chair
man, for a very, very interesting
two days.
Robert Bamberger
BOYS State-President Pro Tenn
First thing we did on Friday
morning was to register. Then all
the senators were divided into two
parties, the Liberals and the Con.
servatives. The Liberals were the
majority party with 9 members.
was placed with the Liberals. Each
party then held separate caucus
meetings to select majority and
minority floor leaders and nomina'
tions for President Pro Tempore
I was nominated as the President
Pro Tempore for the Liberals
Since our party held control, I was
elected.
After passing few resolutions
we adjourned for dinner. In the af'
ternoon w eheld a joint session ir
the Senate in order to hear the
Boys State Governor deliver
speech.
The rest of the afternoon was
Laurel outlook., 1950-02-22

1887 Indiana 1t-tOn truck with
1949. Chev. 2-tOn motor, transmits
sion dump hoist, grain and stock
bed.
Evening star., 1950-09-01
ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

WORKING GIRL, between 20-30, to
share apt, many privils., convenient
to busline. Call Owens 3055 after
70 A REFINED LADY. beautiful rm.,
use of kitchen, furn., $40 no.; un-
ffqrn;, s35 mo. Nr, Stanton Park
YOUNG WOMAN between 25 and 80
to share modern apt. with one other,
S25 month; twin beds. HO. S02S.
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY. Share
my apt. with refined girl. Tele-
vision, unlim. phone, home privi-
leges. FIR. 400a. .
PRIVATE BEDRM. In mod apt. for
, nice young girls; home privils.
new residential sec, Sc. AK. 6474
Mr.. PENTAGON and Navy Annex
Young woman to share 5-rm. apt
with another; pvt. bedrm.; kit. and
laundry privils,; very reas. Gil.
4400, Ext. 134. 3
CONGENIAL BUSINESS GIRL would
like to share clean, modern 1-bed-
rm. apt. in conv. NV. section, vic.
3rd and H sts., with l girl; good
transp. EX. 1171. -3
COLORED-Refined girl to share large
room; twin beds: NV. ia. 1925.
Evening star., 1950-09-01

Reesp sss ,1sSs now y, With o coLD ] RUgBEE 51a R
s.S$SSxzi7SS $5:Ss5;: S;$Sxis SSsj sS;SS 81
"ioVl4i WHEEL s7asi pRLANcED I1S FREE D"
BURR HEfsHMANs, 1908 Lee nwy
Arl:. va. ca 0Qe4 seven Corners
irving. Arl.. ow 744e. WI a' "
TIRES, factory recond., 6x16, S4.45j
other sizes proper low: used trucl
tires, 1895 up. ALL SERVICE TIRF
Co. 1924 Ga. ave. NV. RA. $3.50
TIRES. used. over 200 To select from
fSd S,so sgs "; JoMs q AqTo Tf 5aao SERVICE
TRA1NsmElec. 4s-piece Amer. Flyer
with SKA plywood board. Less
transforgmner. Sa5. After 8 pm
TYPEWRiTERs. portables and up.
tights SJ6 no $ shortage; new and used s,
ING MACHINE CO.. 2o19 14th st
TYPEwRirERs - Recond. POTABLE,
and standards. One year guar
We rent. repair. trade all makes
STANDARD ia; TYPEWRITER CO.. 9lt
TYPEWRITERs RENTALS. Underwood
dep 57I6 18th NV, GE. 1883
l.. c. Smith, special
S32 so. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.,
S13 14th st. NV.
Eew and rebuilt;
oae-year guarantee; terms. Our 40th
year AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO.
l431 E Capitol ST. S:3O-5:30, lnclu
Sat Ii 3-haRo Easy parking
VACUUM CLEANERS-Last week, an
niversary sale; supply limited. .shor
early. Brand-new Royal tank OF
upright, powerful suction. $50;
Electrolux, S22 so; Universal, S25;
Hoover. S14.50; hand cleaner. 3S12
Lee hwy, CH. 4914. IL
CLEANERS-Special sale,
Singer vacuum cleaners, demonstra-
tor models: new guarantee. 3107
Wilson blvd, Arl,; 4036 S. 2Sth
St, Arl.: 702 King st, Alex, Va. Il
Evening star., 1950-09-01
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

SEWING MACHINEs--special 1-day
sale, Sat. only; l0Sc discount on
every machine; bargains; $3.50 up.
Shop and see. 2149 Pa. ave. NV,
MA. 1883.
SHOES-Cancellatio hundreds OF
styles; men. women, children--out--
At your family In famous-brand
shoes; Lavalle. Valley. De Liso,
Sbicca. Paradise. Jarman. Roblee,
Edwards, Play-Poise, ETC.; many
hard-to-find sizes. Save to sc
per cent or more; air conditioned,
LIEBERMAN. INC. 3412 14th st.
NV. 2nd floor. Open 10 to 8 pm,
sHoTGUN-one 32-inch full choke
duck gun; one 26-inch open choke
field gun. TR. 3057. 3
SINKS. new and used. all sizes. u
BLOCKS. 3056 NJ st. NV. NO.
1903, 1910 Bait. ave, WA. 5501.
SOFA, French walnut, S175; chair tt
match. S75; perfect condition. ia
S-S377 Saturday
Evening star., 1950-09-01

1923 DOWNING sT.--Lge. front
double rm.,. near transp., laundry
privileges. in a private home, 2
1905 ard ST. N.E.-Furnished rm.,
use of private bath. $50 mo. II
2 RMS. AND KITCHENETTE - 606
e st. ne: transp. to all shopping
centers and Govt. bldgs.: apply base
ment apt MRS. JONES.
1899 SOUTH DAKOTA ave n.e.-Lge.
double front rm., semipyt. bath; pvt.
Mr.. CATHOLIC U.-3202 7th St
Large .bedrm., twin beds. 2 closets,
windows; gentlemen; S25 ea.: also
sgle; rm; on DE. .s474; s,. - -ES -;,r,.
,person. nicely furn. FIR. 06o2. ID
man; conv. to transp. Ii. 3-7e35.
1926 RANDOLPH ST. N.E.-Master
bedrm.. southern exp: SS wk.; in
Mr.. CAPITOL. conv. cariine. frt. rm.,
lge. closet. home privil.; lady, non
C9LORED=FOR MARRIED COUPLE.
Use of kit, "a blk. from busline.
coLohR22DD@0-coMF.. ohR22D0-coM double room M for
refined dne5 man; all privileges. Ii.
CoLoRfE;D MODERN, immaculate,
sgl. gentleman, good ref. req. Ii.
1878. 1881 Lang pl. ne. .
Evening star., 1950-09-01
BOAT ADVERTISEMENTS
are located between Water
front Property and Automo-
tive advertising.
DOGS, RABBITS, PETS. ETC.

DOGS AND CATS AVAILABLE for
adoption to good homes. Phone ST.
Sunday una, eeefdoSS MoNTaoaERY sa ass COUNTY r
q GOOD AiS; homes es'e IA. TAa 7osi. si.'' sve !"
POODLES. white standard, Axe reg
istered. WI. 0926. -3
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES by
International Grand Victor. Cham
pion Valiant. ASGARD KENNELS,
reg FA. $500. 49,
AIREDALE PUPS. pedigreed. Ashton
CHIHUAHUA, stud service. Ho. 8251
COCKER sPANIEI-stud service;
dark red male. Vienna 29O-J. -
ENGLISH SETTER, registered, young
male, good hunter. Vienna 290-J
COLLIE DoGs-Rare opportunity to
registered, mated, father and mother
Apply after & pm, 1901 Seminary
FREE TO COOP HOME, 3-s wk.-old
kittens; maltese. tiger and black;
noNSR h9qSserOksn; p;ppp,NI NJ. 44s5; 49, VI aSs
championship lines. show possibili-
ties. 4436 N. 18th ST.. Arl.. Gil.
DOGS. fine pets. housebroken, ok.
children. MONT. CO. SHELTER. 81.
51S3. Op'n Sat. 9-12. ewes, SL.6709.
SCOTTIES AND WIRES, select pup
pies, champion bloodlines. Axe.
Call JU. 1852.
DACHSHUND PUPPY, S25; lovable
black female. wkS., worned, NO.
FOX TERRIER, fem. handsome. gen.
tie, watchdog; So; for kind home
with fenced yard safe from dog
nappers who sell to labs. for. cruel
experimentation. Also playful fem
terrier, So. SH. 3749.
BOXER PUPPIES, sire Champion
Schoolmaster of Mazelaine. dam
daughter of Champion Yobang of
Sirrah Crest and Warcry of Maze
laine; 10 weeks; cropped and In
oculated. 6519 41st ave, University
Park. Md. (Driye out Queens Chapel
I'd. to 4Ist ave.)
coon HOUND PUPS. b. and t.. s
wks. old; 3 males. S25 ea.: 6 fe-
males, $50 ea. Also. 3 b. and t.. 8
mo. old, out of well-broken parents.
JAMES E. BARNEY, Vienna. Va.
Phone Vienna l54-W. .
SHEPHERD, lge., male, black and
wh.; lovely, gentle dog; fine for
suburbs or country. 81. 6709.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, 2232 De-
catur pl. n w,-6 rms. and bath;
Teeaar, porch aaad IL yard $3.50, EN-
SIG !asf! stb III ST: fSsGw N.w.-Liv. rm., bedrm.,
couple, no children; gentle home;
NICELY f1g 9piFtGs;N FuRN., 4-RooM ApT.-$eo
month, utils. included. 3409 oath
caTHoI1e 4; H,sj, 60 UNIV. nv AREA Es-S ise.
bsfhi,, bath, beaatifuily iH' furn., Incl. radio;
or A girls; ideal for students; $50
ca, incl. utils. NO. 1890, --3
COTTAGE. ,liy. rm., bedrm.. bath.
kit, furnished, electricity incl: Sill
yeEhiI No, conysn. sss1 ss WsSn ssfsi
S75 mo. 735 No. Capitol st. Also
sgle. rm.; 81. so. ME. 5722. "a
CHEVY CHASE - ,Colonels private
home. pine, paneled. bed-sitting rm.
Sab S,b 64ys n4sBce sTss Earssi k private ays
yIRGINIA TNi Ma DUPLEX APT s iarg.
bedrms., partly furn., new tile bath,
shower, large liv. rm., firepl., din.
rrm.. new modern kit; rubber tile
Is miles to D. c.; must be seen to
be appreciated: avail. now; $3.50
month. Daleyiew 90S0. -3
3I4 EAST CAPITOL ST.--3-room
apt: rent. S65 month. Inquire MIR.
TICKERHOFF, Apt. 81. B
A NOVELTY-Entire 1st floor and
bsmt. of an attractive. 2-story, de-
tached brick house at Silver Spring,
Md, the 2nd floor of which is occu-
pied by a single man and has pri-
vate entrance. Liv. rm. l2x20 #.
with flrepl., 2 bedrms., kitchen with
full set of gadgets incl. dishwasher
and elec. sewage disposal, dinette,
fine bath, inclosed sun porch; COM
plete outfit Of, silver. linen, bedding.
phone, etc.; all utils. supplied by
owner who also cares for grounds.
For lease BY year: no pets. LOUIS
p. SHOEMAKER. 17l9 K st. nv,
Evening star., 1950-09-01

OPP: G. ": U: 2o22 G ST. NV
men; excellent meals; walking dist;
caRR casRRdfzo FoR RriDif osE GaiLb Saa pG Bet ana
yrs; lge. yard. suburban loca.; best
pousLE q fsIf Ra. a4 Siih sas0s twin beds in Svt
home, cony. transp., 2 meals daily
goit prefer 6,2 2 1s5h si5ls or married couple
ROOM AND BOARD. SIS a week
3 meals days a week, 2 on Sun.
cay easked C9nysnlsnt fony MntIr location hom'
a$ss carHEpRAL "a iEfisi q AVE- f. N'T.4rviT W. W
bedroom, young girls desired, phone
Tv' washer. social Drivil: DU. 1920
CONN. AVE, wardman PIX. vic, pvt
home. very lge sci. rm. for gentle.
man; excellent meals. co. 3127. -:
ROOM AND BOARD offered to EN-.
ployed girl in exchange for somt
household assistance and baby sit.
ting; Chevy Chase Circle vicinity
1875 18th ST. N.w.-Nicely furnished
rooms for, young men; tel. in rooms
DuPoNfi' ciRCLE cTHas foosiasi AREA, 17as New
Hampshire ave,;-Lovely dble. rms
with pvt. baths; also sgles., for
ladies' and men. Live in Washing
Television and social privils.; un-
lin. phone service in each room
CLUB MASON, NO. 6770. Il
NEAR ARMORY-Large front double
fIsnsr fS9m; twin beds; as.s suitable for gen
SLAUGHTER'S, 1927 10th st. NV.
(nr. Dupont Circle)-Clean. comfort
able rooms. daily maid serv., phones
in all rooms, semi-pVt bath lRe.
living rm.. social privils. Choice
breakfast and dinner z days per
SEk; Rates reas; Ho. 6767. q
good food. sgle. and dbie., good
transp. NO 4095.
l4Ol 18th N.W.-Large rms; bus
people. students; showers, switch
board, ~selectiye menus.
WENDELL TERRACE--CooI rms. lge
porch. lawn with croquet. delicious
meals: excel. trans. pleasant young
oeople: SAT so mo 1897 Belmont
Evening star., 1950-09-01
ROOMS FURNIsHED--N.W.
DUPONT CIRCLE-163s 10th st
n w-GpIe front rrn seruinyt hath

DUPONT CIRCLE-163s 10th st.
n.w:-Sgle. front rm.. semipvt. bath;
gentile family. Gent. Il
2O3O EYE ST.-Large rm.. 2nd f.,
men: quiet home. 3
1sas JEFFERSON ST. N.w.-Pvt.
home; large rm. suitable for one;
LARGE aGas DF1RsSNsfs FRoNf pouBif, 81 1psl s4s for
park, ls45 Lamont st. DU. ss44.
1901 KENYON sT.-Front room.
twin beds will rent sele. and dble.
5iis PH GEORGIA G2RodRe1A AVE. N.w.-Room s
1t hsSa's privsss. 3E sF e. R51ptsa S5oo Ss9
aias 1GFs + 81. sin' N.w,-small ssle. a studio
1850 q 6f'p5s GiRakDs ABS sr EA NV ySos. "The
Palmer House. attractive sgle.. lge..
End q, front; also dble. rm. 4
LARGE SINGLE, Va block on upper
Conn C0n sI ays M refsT g mature T1sg sI.s gentleman
1347 HARvARD-sgle. studio rm.
for young lady; clean and attractive;
a teshSas0Hif NIes House. Just opened: right
downtown; 91S 10th NV. Employed
sSuAs taeu VI poSS' 80 Wh' GA. Govt.
A NICE HOME, 2o24 18th st. NV.
Nicely furn. singles. doubles: young
aSo @sn; e VI sn yP 81 AZ e4s6
private home. RA. 5000. -3
1884 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Men;
single. So wk; double, $3.50 and 81
each; comfortable separate beds;
,aVEfy shSEeTs' hs1hi na2iafeh ehw rT: AR 1890
showers and service. 1880 Mass;
lis s H RHODE BE- iSIANp RSo Sfs Ave. Al nv Wv
for yourself. Showers; study rn. /;
1s3S p sT. M NV, the the chnrchilr'- a1U; hi
Clean single rooms, running water.
maid service, S7.50-S10 week. Also
double rms, $40 up. NO. 9S6s. u
tioor front weilefnpn' ssIe aehGo room. nT
1874 QUE ST. N.W.-SThe Kennert."
Lge. single room. mr.. shower. S18.75
semimo,; also dble., T. W. II
18th ST. NV, 3341-Large. pleas
ant front rm.. double; grill privi-
1874 MASS. AvE.-Larse Ink. room,
near bath; range. T. w.; only So
sill conn. AvE.-Large, newly dec.
front rm. with running water and
fireplace; lady only; after 6 pm.
1882 BELMONT ST. NV, Apt. al
Nice room for gentleman in Jewish
wIlsoN hG9e, Hoirst REi sSSs; 5S,, x.,or.m. m2 d
EXCELLENT rooms; single. $50: double.
and ~ OSoO
Evening star., 1950-09-01
FURN-1 bedrm. table, cabinet radio,

>FURN-1 bedrm, table, cabinet radio
2 liv. rm. chairs, bedrm. chairs,
rugs. beds. MI. 1914. i
FURN,-Must Sell Today-Complete
= spe Dahfsa bedrm rny'e set eih5 porceian T A Kit
table and chairs, 3-pc. liv. rm. set
rugs. tables. etc. Best reas. offer
FtuR;N.@Mahog., twin-bed rm. suite
Phyfe sofa (blue). CH. 1898. 3
sBIrts S - TlasS s. to1s rs $1S; Tricyeles g.
liv. rm suite, occasional chair, dble.
chest Of drawers. dble. Hollywood
bed: 2 lined Sa6 Sa6o end tables fi5re
FURN.-Mahog. bedrm. set, dble, bed;
mahog. bedrm. set, twin beds, spring
and mattress; 2 smoked glass end
tables: complete, din; rm: set mahGg:. p2ga
machine. Call OIL. 0915 after z pm.
weekdays, Sun. all day. >,
FURN.-Complete household furnish
ings;, twin mahog bedrm,e eS1I sylte. din.
Gas tissE EASGE' SeH ss5 S9yA a ao-lH?a 67a5
GAS RANGES. new. used: credit, in
astallation. NJ PEEgLEss EFId SALES 22S7
GAS RANGEs-i946 Roper. de luxe
thSsrmostatic 10 oven bl bToilseTg,7 sg7a 500;
GAS RANGES. used: summer sale;
from $50; guar. JOHN G. WEB
STER CO.. since 1912. 627 F st. NV
GAS RANGES-New. useo; all sizes:
heaters and ,toves ACME STOVE
co l0l1 7th So ~ Ma 1852
GAS STOVE. Detroit Jewel. 4 burn
ers, oven, broiler, storage space;
GIRLS SIDEWALK BIKE. $35 when
new slightly used; SIT. Can be
seen after 5: 3714 40th ave. Cot
GOLF CLUBS-Man's set and bag,
S19; beginners. S11; leather bag. SO
extra. NE. 1915.
IRoNER, ABc. perfect condition.
Emerson SS55. .
IRONERs,, good, used, Tsecnd.. guar, !;
ELECTRIC, 5o23 Wis. ave. NV.
LATHE, screw cutting; 5 IT, bed;
pract. new; must sell. 1924 18th
LfTvS. RM., full size, 3-piece over
stuffed; reas. TO. 5235. .