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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-09-16


The Branch YWCA will have its
fall membership meeting on Tues
day, September 26, at 7 pm. All
members are requested to be pres
ent. New committee of manage
ment members will be voted on at
that time. Help your YWCA
grow by growing with it.
The Y-Dames Softball Team of
the Branch YWCA defeated the
YMCA Softball Team on Septem-
Der 10, at Browns Stadium. The
YWCA girls really played hard.
The assistant captain, Mrs. Beat
rice Kelley, was very pleased over
the game and wants to thank all
who played on the team for their
cooperation.
All teen-age girls are invited to
join the Y-Teen Clubs at their
school or join the various clubs
that will be open to them at the
YWCA. Miss White, the Teen
Age Program Director, guarantees
you a variety of fun and knowl-
edge.
We need more adult leadership
for Teen-Age Clubs If you are
interested in the future Of our
youth please work with a group.
On Friday night, September %,
there will be a Y-Teen Rereat
given in the form of Pajama
Party at the Branch YWCA. At
that time we will make plans for
our years program.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-09-16

Miss Elmira Levi of Brookhaven.
was visitor in Tylertown, Missis-
sippi last Monday.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-09-16

Mrs. Cecil Thompson was Wis
itor in New York. Mrs. Thomp-
son visited her daughter there.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-09-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Of Nc
Comb, were visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. l.. M. CHM Sunday afternoon.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-09-16

Mr.. and Mrs. GLORY Kendrick Of
Terry, Mississippi were visitors to
Tylertown with Rev. George A.
Thomas who attend service at the
Spring Hill Church of Christ Holt
ness Sunday afternoon.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-09-16

mother, Mrs. Annie Woods, on n.
Parish Street.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-09-16

Mrs. Gladys Willis Rogers of
Ala, is visiting her
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-09-16

Mr.. Rayford Moore will be out
of the city this weekend to at
tend the Alcorn vs.. Bishop game
in Jackson,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-09-16

Miss Hattye Roseman Of Frank
lin Street left the city Saturday
Tor a visit in Washington, D. C.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-09-16

Mr.. Willie Watkins, one of the
old residents Of Natchez and head
deacon at Macedonia Baptist
Church, passed last week. Funeral
arrangements will be carried out
by Robert Mackel and Sons.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-02-10
FIRST AID TO THE
AILING HOUSE
BY ROGER {. WHITMAN

QUESTION: l have a baby bot
tie sterilizer that has been lent to
me. At one time m n e
steamed shrimp in it, and there
is a yellow-brown coating on it
now that 1 have been unable to re-
move with clorox, boiling, or
washing soda. I have scrubbed
with steel wool after each of these
soakings, and it has been of no
avail. 1t is more than a stain;
there seems to be a fine layer of
film over the enameled lining.
Other than this the sterilizer is in
excellent condition. I feel that
this utensil is not safe to use for
newborn infant. Can you ad-
wise?
ANSWER: Try the following;
fill the vessel with a half-and-half
mixture of vinegar and water and
let it soak for several hours; then
boil for a few minutes. This
should soften the scale so that it
can be removed by securing with
securing powder. Rinse we'll aft
erward. Cleaning fluid has proved
successful in cleaning a hard
water film from the tile in a
shower stall, and it might work
in this case, or possibly kerosene
might help.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-02-10
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man with whom he had been
chatting few minutes before.
20. H." said the president,
"you just wait here. Everything
will be all right"
A few minutes later the presi-
dent came back to the new MEM
Der and slipped him his watch.
Swell" said the new man,
thanks lot. Did he say any,
thing?"
Pipe down." whispered the
president hoarsely, "h amt
missed it yet"
No Quotes
Mrs. Newlywed greeted her
husband as he returned from the
office with copious crocodile tears
and telegram.
Il had to open the telegram"
she said. Your rich uncle has
passed away"
After short pause she couldn't
contain herself any longer.
"He mentioned you in his will,
didn't he?" she asked.
eyes, he did," her husband
said, "but l wouldn't care to re-
peat what he said."
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1950-02-10
Fraternal Dexterity

A rather bewildered man was
attending his first lodge meeting.
He was now full-fledged member
and was entitled to the same
rights and privileges that the
others enjoyed. AS he started to
pull out his watch to find out the
time he realized there wasn't any
to pull out. 1t had been lifted. He
reported it quietly to the presi-
dent of the lodge who Immediately
asked, "Who was standing next
to you last?"
The new member pointed out a
Evening star., 1950-04-13
FBI Fugitive's Wife Freed,
Downs Hearing Continued
BY the Assoeieted Press

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, April 13.
Patricia Ruth Downs. Is, wife
of one of the FB1s most wanted"
fugitives, won her freedom here
yesterday from a charge of har-
boring her husband, Lee Emery
Downs.
United States Commissioner T.
v. Cashen dismissed the accusa-
ton against her for lack of evi-
dence" after a preliminary hear
ing for her and her husband.
Downs. 43, and his wife were
arrested at their luxurious house
trailer at Holly Hill near Daytona
Beach last week. He is being held
on charge of unlawful flight to
avoid prosecution.
He and an accomplice are ac-
cused by the FB1 of gagging and
binding two employees of the
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
Co., at San Jose. Calf. in June.
1948, and taking more than $10,-
800 from a safe.
Mr.. Cashen continued Downs
hearing until April after the
prisoner said. He would not waive
eXtradition.
Evening star., 1950-04-13
Former SocioIite Dies as OId-Aqe Pensioner

married Olin Finney. II years her
junior. She and Finney. former
dancing partner of Irene Castle
and Joan Sawyer, were divorced in
1923. In her divorce proceedings
in Los Angeles she charged that
Finney deserted her after spend
ing her fortune. AS an example.
she asserted that he paid $4,000
for some prize greyhounds.
After the divorce she resumed
her maiden name of Genevieve
Gray. A quarter of century ago
she was well-known society
figure in Los Angeles and Pasa-
dena. In 1923 she introduced i:
Evening star., 1950-04-13

season Of morning musicales here
with highly-paid musicians.
Her papers showed that her
first husband, who died in 1909.
was Rupert Calvert. member Of a
prominent Baltimore family.
Police mere said a letter. appar-
emily written by her. made refer
ence to her grandfather. Henry
Gray, as an Eastern railroad eX-
ecutive. and to her grandmother
as the daughter of Thomas Jeffer-
son. She said that of ~ grand
children she was the only one still
living.
Her body. pending arrange
ments, is at the county morgue.
Evening star., 1950-04-13
Mickey Rooney Hos Son
.By Martha Vickers
Rx the Aasaetotes Press

HOLLYWOOD. April l3-
Mickey Rooney now has three
sons. His wife. the former actress
Martha Vickers. gave birth to a
boy at Valley Hospital last night.
Rooney said the boy has been
named Ted-"not Theodore" he
emphasized.
His two other sons. Mickey jr.
5. and Timothy. 3. were born
during his marriage to Betty Jane
Rase. He and Miss Vickers were
married last June 1.
Evening star., 1950-04-13
By the Asseeie'ed Press

LOS ANGELES. April 13.-Gen-
evieve Gray, 80. once the socialite
wife of a Philadelphia millionaire,
died In her small apartment here
Tuesday. 1t was disclosed that
she had been on the State old-age
pension rolls for the last 10 years.
Police detectives identified her
from personal papers. Newspaper
files in Philadelphia showed that
she inherited an estate valued at
81 million from her second nus
band. Charles Theodore Wernwag,
when he died in 1914.
Soon after WernWag's death she
Evening star., 1950-04-13
eY the Asse<,e,ea etess

TEL AVN. Israel. April l3.-
Anticipated unfavorable demon
stratiors failed TO materialiZe last
night for the first concert in
Israel OF Yehudi Menuhin. violin
virtuoSo. whom the Israeli press
has attacked bitterly for postwar
appearances in Germany
Instead a capacity audience Of
1900 who paid Sl4 admission
apiece. warmly applauded the
famous Jewish violinist and his
pianist sister. HepZibah.
A strong police guard cnr6nned
Evening star., 1950-04-13
IsoeIis Cheer Menuhin Despite Press Attacks

of the auditorium and only
ticketholders were allowed 10 sp-
proach the bulldlne.
Evening star., 1950-01-04
MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING q STORAGE
Will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage:
Local fess MoyiNG; y eVess resasonable Sa eo rates
for full or part load: So minimum
charge. BROWNER' EXPRESS,
F2. 1921.
packing Grating; no
job too large or small. Anything,
anywhere, anytime. JOHN, HO. 5s19.
MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.
24-hr service. furniture: trunks and
baggaae AT 2759 OR FIR. O3s6
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage In
separate rooms. expert packing.
CO INC est 1906
MOVING BY VET; exper. help: every
piece wrapped, insured: reas. Call
any time. MR.. COOK, Gil. 5137.
Evening star., 1950-01-04
HOUSES FURNISHED

tI" uOML-D uAy luEillSIlcu,
ns e BETHESDA tne Naval sasI hospi,aI; Jan
mo. wi. 1885. -
1850 F ST. N.W.-Partially furnished
3 bedrms., modern kitchen, dining
and yns Tspm sfS hath iyaasf pi asts %
FOR JANUARY-6-rm. brick, Bendix,
utilities. 5523 Northfield rd., Be-
thesda. Drive by, then call FA.
FOR LEAsE-Beautifully furn. home,
in Embassy section; suitable for en-
s75o 34th pi. NV. Please contact
your real estate agent for particu-
snM lfTsi mWed NHW HSfsE' S9fssHpanss asy heat ward
porchss, nicely furn.. nr. trans, $50.
MASS. las oPSSi a2E 81 Sec. C. Gorgeous s home,
ggeTfecty gepa furn Mas a. GyBn SesF%s bsthS niN
ALEXANDRIA: VA, furnished house.
schools and busses. Temple 4292,
i. At East r, Raymond ave. o.
tortably furnished 8-room bung allow;
am Io1n; IN B. G. u'nn''e near waiter fas Reed Reed
and all facilities. S11O per month
for couple, S125 with one child. Tel
sH' 1900 Ext l20' between and aa 4.
LARGE RESIDENCE. beautifully fur
nished; ideal for. entertaining.
Rental. $3.50. For details, call ST.
cIEsS 1I9T; eyes;t RooMs 0R Snd 5756 h,t, .ood
cation to shop. center and lransp.;
no utilities: . child. accept; immed.
occup. 1878 Blain st. ne. s.
ARLINGTON-Brick bedrooms, .h
baths apt IN bsmt,. garage. maids S
srsooM rGS@ Gs housE. g. nieelg desg turn.: BED.
rms, auto. gas heat: $50 per mo.
Plus util; Small family preferred.
ARi1NGToS-e RI. a51slS Dedrms., gas he heat:
as close to oSFaRns SShipansten on GE sass. Is NJ
Detached Cape Cod 8 rooms q
bedrms)., basement, garage, screened
rear porch; large living room with
or den: full bath on End floor; half
path path IN basement. Living room.
Newly equipped throughout with
steel Venetian blinds, electric stove,
and shelvador; oil heat. 1h blocks
from shopping center and bus.
Adults only; $3.50 month. For ap-
4 PHELPS, INC, l417 K st. NV.
SMALL ESTATE, facing River road,
consists OF partly furnished, attrac-
i've Colonial house with center hall,
step-down living room. library, din
ing room, breakfast room. lavatory
and kitchen: three bedrooms, sitting
room and two baths: Ave acres Of
ground containing trees, shrubs,
chicken house and Toulouse: $3.50
DEVELopMENT EViE. NJ S Z Co. a. fssoh Is h1thhR M.sE
ave: NV. OR. 4464: ewes, WI. 47IS.
ARLINGTON, VA.-Charming 3-bed-
room, 2ta-bath brick: garage; excel.
neighborhood. mr.. schools and bus.
L, MCGEE KING, CHI. 5OO8, GL.
aII7 ILL. AVE. N.w.-s bedrms., oil
heat; adults only; ref. req: $50 "a
mo. EDMUND NJ. o'sULLiVAN'
sEMIDET.. FURN.. 4-bedroom. room H. ~.
path home. Shepherd st. NV. bet.
lfth and 18th: beaut., quiet location,
close to park. schools, stores, transp. !;
i5 min. downtown; S165 mo. RA.
FoR tSs4' : n SosPHs-puI,v F im; ,urn,s1sd 5.
cellent NV. location, S225 per mo
SENATE REALTY CO, FX. s27O (:
2.BEDRM: modern home on bus route
5ust off Columbia pike in South Ar
lngton; convenient to stores, schools
and Pentagon and Navy Bldgs. !;
available Jan, 2; S125 per mo.
WRIGHT REALTY. INC, 4701 Co.
lumbia pike, Arlington. Va. CH.
CHEVY CHASE, d. c-s-bedrm
2A-bath mod brk. home: completely
and bus; rental, S225 per mo. Cali
Mr.. DeMelman, EN-. $500: ewes.
EN-. 1903, with w. B. WRIGHT,
Evening star., 1950-01-04
RMS. FURN.-MD. & VA.

HOTEL RMS, singles S35, dbles. $50
per mo-. THE CASTLE INN. only S
min. walk from Historic St. Johns
Catholic Church. Forest Glen, Silver
Sprine, Md. 81. 5h33. -
LEE BLVD. HEIGHTS-For those
looking for something unusually
nice and attractive; beautiful room
with bath in new brick home. FA.
1910. 80. IS
conv. 70 Navy Dept. and Pentagon,
cell OW. 9441 after $50. --8
ARL.. dble. rm. for girls. twin beds:
excellent transp. Phone ia. S-7428
after $50 pm. %
ARLINGTON -. Twin-bed rm. with
pvt, bath and entrance; near bus
Evening star., 1950-01-04
APIS. FURNISHED lcont. !

NEWLY Z .DEcoR. modern l-bedrm
and Columbia rds. AID. 5203. %
BASEMENT APT, pvt. entrance, Q
Avail. Jan. s. Ewes, ED. 1855. -6
2 RMS. share bath, electric refriger-
ator, Laundry privileges; $65 mo.
FuRN.. III NEW NEw, s-bedrm. apt. mr.. Be Boil
ing and Andrews Fields, avail. i'm
mediately: $il5. ia. s-0559 aftef
DUpoNT-scorr- Z 6iS.i CIRCLE Modern
front N udIise FURNISHED studio apt for one
NV. S75. s-lf:so; 80 PM. 5.
BAsEMENT-1319 Columbia Rd NV.
. lge. rms, pvt. bath, util. Empl.
n q%iet " SPEs spIs S52 .MesnGar e me-; AVE- 4soo
bik.-and T.. newly dec. &C. besut. eSDD
furn... ? bedrms.,. liv. rm., lge. kit,
mod. bath ideal for cple and grown
child or use 2nd bedrm. as den;
conv., quiet loc.; $125 mo-, 1-yr.
lease. TU. 4343. %
2.1 9th ST. NE rooms. kitchen,
bath. S75 mo all util. furnished.
ZINE sEs 5R St. T. W GERA5p 81 5SS5 ags
2 RMS: MODERN KIT. and bath,
in apt. bldg. Near Naval Gun fac
tory. Refs. Ii 3-6419. 10
FURN: @-RM. APT. $50 mo. Ii.
ATTRaGT1vELY 1,fRaS; FuRN. APT. .G liv.
rm.. bedrm.. kit. and pvt. bath;
all util. included. sos B st. ne.
Adults only. Call LII. 3-1295 or 81.
1850. -
2-RM. APT. for employed CPL, bed
rrl., kit sitting rm. semipyt. bath.
Nr. trans. IA. 1852. 10
BEAUTIFULLY, COMPLETELY furn.
apt, avail. now. indefinite period,
Lee Gardens, s125. Call CO. Obs.
CLOSE IN; AL transp.; all util.
furn.. unlim. phone; newly installed
apt; master bedrm., twin beds. kit
and bath: empl. couple, only sos.
Box 177-M. Star. 10
FURNISHED 5-RM. APT, excellent
location; no children or pets; ref.
required; $3.50 month. Box 302-
r. Star 6s
Evening star., 1950-01-04
APARTMENTS UkFURNisHEp

APARTMENTS UhFvRkisHEo
1-BEDRoOM APT.NLiving room.
large porch, bath and modern kitch-
en-. In Takoma Park. sH. 21ss.
s,RM. APT, bedrm., liv. rm. { md
kitchen with utilities: com Ste
bath; PVT. entr. Call HI. 5188. %
2 ROOMS, bath. kitchen tbasement)
Nice e@fsanss sun tSI budna antGs a se ssrvsss
yenient location. Man to do general
work around bldg. Can hold other
job. Wife to do light cleaning, re-
ceive Packages. Utilities and phone
SEIT SnElrnishsd. S Write Box 2ss-R, Star. s.
NeW setbesda AIT. ,ares a0usE; eHny located IN
pee 15; $12o and SIPS ; per mo- NO.
4 RMS. AND BATH. unfurn.; 500 a
me-; mo; pref; no children. HU.- 5655
aRrnRM .i5l & 20. 3,55a4 So after 2: 4
on Bird floor; cross ventilation, aew s
eeleyator building. Rent. S165. Apt.
green wall-to-wall catpeting at bar
e gain az price If wanted. GE. OILS. -s
Ell T. lisHS 81; N.W;-3-em, apt.
conven. ocation. GE. 1907. II
VETERANS-see our Naylor Gardens
o oDRgRY REALTY corr. RE. s Iiss.
ave ave. s.es--dLge. 1-bedrm. apt. new
eiaded: eGnd s5sIe sonis nEsf Per No asiIs; in
WE'RE 500 ssraseiSsf %a I5si. usi. sRt' as
coLLEGE PARK-a bedrms,; sol Mg 20,
including utilities; walking distance
. U; Ms Sf Nd; WA: Oso2, sH, soes. @s
e,ec ems. klitSnen' sssamaibath, gas and
ANToNETTE GARDENS, 4sth ave,
SCI bedrm., liv. rm., din rnn
kit: T. and bath; sso.5o. utilities tiles Incl. i.
saIs aysiiaeie q sR now 70. sS,sslls! -
bedrm. apts.; in completely rsnoyatea
bldg. immed. occupancy; S6g.5O to
$1,000. See ianitor on premises.
PARK, 2 bedrms., sol. 80.
MAJ hdl' VIZ WA SsIking SsnS distance Univ; Of
sDaSuRRRaaNs 0s2Si APr.-cIose in 1s51e
Longfellow, West Hyattsville); good
Transportation and shopping center;
large living room, bedroom, bath,
kitchen and ,dinette; ali outside
APTl AlSTmsi FOX SgOfs RENF. EssPls1; partly ,urn
rooms and bath: Gail bet. g am.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS SEC, 1000
Missis sippi ave. s.e.-Apt. bldg: new
2obedrm: apts.: extra -lge. liv. rm,;
$50. incl. all utils. 3
MT. PLEASANT, 1900 blk. Newton st.
n.w.-Entire 3rd a., modern comb.
liv;,bedrm. apt; ss5 mo-. incl. util.
faoMxg ffll Ks. l. LuPfi PH11LIps,4 Fl; 1883 with
4.Og WHEELER RID. S.E.-2 bedrms.; !;
Including utilities, $500: CAPITOL
Transit bus to development. See
manager; Tarsas 70; 2.2220, "a
hil,-2-bedr, apts., newly decorated.
Al New Jersey ave. s.e Rent from
SD. Can be seen by appointment.
Cal Gali isx MR KAYE. MA. 1888; ewes,
MARLBoRo GARDENS APIS. bed.
rm;, sos: 2 bedrms. $3.50. incl.
util. and Venetian blinds; irnmed.
occupancy. Applications accepted
Mon. through Sat-. 8 am. to 4:3O
pm, MARLBORO GARDENS APIS.
59th ave. and the Marlboro pike.
2 ROOMS, KITCHEN and bath. Se5
mo; including utilities. Cali GE.
FOR ADULTs-e-bedrm. apt; in new
DEVELOPMENT; shopping and transp.;
avail at once: S95. 81. 9266. Is
=. MERRIMACK APARTMENTS
$500 N. H. ave-, Silver Sprine, Md
2-bedroom apartments, utilities fur
nished, spacious closets; S95.5O. 81.
Evening star., 1950-01-04
FARM AND GARDEN

SEE THE International Cub tractor
and equipment. Now available. Ideal
for to 40 acres MALONEY'S.
INC. SI26 Ga. ave. Silver Spring.
NEW EQUIPMENT now available
Interna tional super c. &, H. trac-
tor and equipment, corn pickers,
stalk cutters, hammer and burr
mills. com shelters disk harrows.
soil pulveriZers. manure spreaders,
grass seeders. heavy duty disks to
cut corn stalks. wagons. saws
for all make tractors. New Idea corn
pickerS. manure spreaders. wagons.
snow plows, bulldozerS and hydro
SCOOPS for I'll make tractors.
MALL CHAIN SAW, sales and service.
ave. Silver Spring. Md.
TRACTOR-Catapillar, 30 mo blade),
tractor has been completely over
hauled $3.50. Call .WO. 7551. -6
T0PS0IL-Very. good, rich topsoil,
for lawns and greenhouses; very
reas: Call HI. 1888. 10
BANK RUN GRAVEL for driveways,
roads, ETC.; delivered and spread.
WA. 2T2S. 10
Evening star., 1950-01-04
APARTMENTS WANTED

APARTMENTS WANTED
EXCEPTIONAL TENANT is desirou:
Of q 2-bedrm. apt. In good apt
bldg; must be nicely furn; excel
sT ssls. ,,6d Cali MRS. DIXON. Agent
YoUNG saj as0G, MARRIED COUPLE. co Gov.
employees, need 3-room furnished
apt; With pvt. bath in NV. by
tnrp apt H. MG Sr desires srm un
innagstSon; approx. $50 mo. caii ST.
1892 bet. 9 am. and 8 pm.
I OR 2 BEDRM. FURN. APT.-Now
until May l, by CONGRESSMAN and
3-ROoM FURN. APT, by Ian. 37-
Preferably in Arlington or Alexan-
YOUNG ADULT GENTLEMAN seeks
small studio or bach. apt, in Geo.
or Wis. ave. areas. Can supply ref;
S5o-$60: Box 294-R. Star. g.
2 ADULTS, women, desire furnished
emciency or l bedroom apt, pvt.
bath. prefer NV. location, no smok-
Ing OF drinking: will consider un-
1Irnishsd: 70: 3-S7O0. So
VET. STUDENT AND WIFE. would
H6xe4 1l6s sms1l s1sf' furn. apt. in nearby Nd.
room. KIT, pvt. bath, clean. quiet,
Ft. Myer, Va, $50 or S55. CO. 9SS3.
MARINE VET, wife. Ayr. daughter.
utils. TIE, 4341.
Evening star., 1950-01-04
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

DOGS. PETS. ETC.
BOXERS-Start the New Year with
Mossmont boxer pup. AL. Os05
GREAT DANE PUPPIES. T months
old. beautiful, .AKC reg. from cham
pion bloodlihes; show prospects;
KENNELS, Alex, Va, Duke st. ex-
tended, 3 miles out. TIE. 243o or
CockIRRo SPANIEL PUPPIES and
grown dogs, all colors. Champion
cookers at stud. Rockville 2644 -
FRENCH POoDLES . black std.
males. 5 mos. old; excel. pets, as
well as show stock. GIL. 1855. IS
BEAGLE PUPS lEnglish) - Most
darling pups. Magnificent hunters,
registered. Males. SOS; females, $50.
soX2R aCS2 Q PiyppY PIP w mIis IISo' br,nd,s ;.
wks. old. Axe registered; perfect
temperament. Reduced price for
immediate sale. Call Elmwood $50
Cookers, COG iSFss. Axe reg, good blk.
males. 3 mo. old, 8 gen. ped. ch.
bloodlines; reas. AK. 1912. 30
FREE German Shepherd pup,
female: spayed, innoc.. hcusebroken.
nice with children, needs kind home
with large yard. LA 6-7196.
6-WEEk-OLD PUPPIES and mother
to good homes. l male. females.
1fisH fau Isl sETTER 21eR pups-e wks. old,
excel. biood-iine. KE. s-e9so. @fo fS;
PEDIGREE AIREDALE PUPS, for sale;
call Ashton 1911.
Evening star., 1950-01-04
ROOMS WITH BOARD

1926 10th ST, N.W.-The economical
way to. live; dble. or sgle. rms, share
rms. for boys or girls: S47 so and
of oP' good D5enty fooal q heat hot water a lots
liza MASS. AVE. N.w.-Downtown.
The Oakmont," large attractive
double. twin beds; reasonable. a
WENDELL rERRACE--pieasant rms.
for young people; excel, meals and
1ssa t5ansD; s.,ada maid $ service; $3.50 s.a mo
VACANCIES FOR YOUNG GIRLS
Rooms with pvt. bath; very good
food: walking distance from down
town; SAT and $43 per mo. 2O22
SINGLE sai : ROOM. also share ROOM mo ?
transportation. Ho. 1851. -5
1855 N ST.. N.W.-Enjoy our home
away from home; Several attractive
VACANCIES for refined young women;
dtheS delifiops mRs teed wSI.cT S55 mo HOUSE
14O1 10th N.W.-Newly dec. rooms
for business people and students !;
excel; food and service. Switch
GENTLEMEN. over s5 years: private
home: home-cooked food; maid serv-
oSE !sf LhkGE hfsns k6 ROOM. MA adj dble sleep
meals: eonv. transp GE. 1890. %
THE MARIETTA, 1925 10th st. NV
Nicely furnished warm rooms, for
young people: beautiful home. run
ming water, showers, excellent board
10"
YOUNG MAN, for large rm., adjoin-
Ing bath; in exclusive Silver Spring
guesthome: maid service and meals
DAILY: only $65 per mo. Call 81.
PRIVATE HOME. 2nd-f. master bed
room, 2. lge. closets, twin beds, next
bath: for couple, ladies or nom
drinking men; excel. meals: good
transp.; pleasant surroundings. RA.
FURN. RIM, 1st fir, next to bath,
good meals, kind care to elderly or
settled person. priv Christian home,
no drinking, reaS., RA. 05S9.
MANSION CLUB, location all white,
food good and plenty. rates $50 mo-
2230 Mass. Ave. NV. -6
FOR RETIRED lady or gentleman
good food, reasonable rates. RA.
ROOM WITH BOARD for working
mother with child: excellent care
given child. 10. 3-6423 "a
Evening star., 1950-01-04
MlScL. WANTED lcnnt !

fURNITURE-Your entire household
eeees eeRssns s. 0fa FuRR Riefss ExcH HhishsS5
ruRNfTuKe-AAiTi ItR + T;f: AT G5s5. hns .nt,r. .on
bric-a -brac. Buying and Selling for
SO years. HOPWOODS, sth and x
SITS: NV, ME. 52S7.
GAS RANGES. gas retgr., heating
iSIf ftGTfs. 7th fprn St. nS ACME SA sToXE sS55 CO.
eoLD-Br.ns your our" old ID, ,sold, aeo~ pla.,-
mum, teeth, discarded jewelry We
pay cash A. KAHN. INC. 81 years
MANURE sPREADER. brooder. cleo.
NE; 1902, DU. 45o1. IS
WASTE PAPER co, I'll Kenilworth
p9vSos a9xe Re- IL 3,53if sI;8l4s nr,.n7x "a srd
erands. HIGHEST cash prices. Call
MIR. BALDI ST. 0250.
PIANOS WANTED SSS
COLONIAL PIANO CO. Ma. 1870
PIANOS-Grands. consoles, spinets
or, or snal5 snad uprishts. Will pay cash
SCRAP IRON. SCRAP METALS. auto
batteries, house rags; highest prices
paid. II you cannot deliver your ac-
cumulations. please phone US. ACE
JUNK CO. 1920 Georeia ave NV
SCRAP IRON, SCRAP METALS. auto
batteries, house rags; highest prices
paid. If you cannot deliver your
accumulattons, please phone us
WASH. RAG d BAG CO.. 215 L st
s.W DI. S001
AM INTERESTED IN buying silver.
ware. any condition; china, bric-a.
erac, old Jewelry, household effects
DORA kRUPSAW MILESTONE. 1885
G st NV. ST 1896.
WE PAY TOP PRICES for old gold
silver. iewelry. diamonds firearms,
luggage. Photographic equipment
musical instruments. engineering
instruments Will call. MAX ZWEIG
IONS. 937 D ST NV. ME. 9113