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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-21

ate with all Christian groups in
any way that they can.
Mrs. Sands has been closely
connected with the Church for a
number of years and extends an
invitation to all, especially chill
dren to attend these classes each
Sunday morning.
Woman At The Wheel will be
the subject of a sermon to be de-
livered tomorrow morning by the
Rev. George Mcneil Ray, pastor
of the First Baptist Church, while
at the evening service his subject
will be, mo Other Foundation. {"
The Junior Choir will sing dur
ing the evening service. while. a
Baptismal service follows the
evening sermon.
The choir under the direction
of Mrs. Thelma Porch, with Mrs.
w. E. Fowler, organist, win rem
der special music at both SER
vices. W
Truth" will be the subject for
discussion tomorrow at II q. M,
in the Christian Science Society
There will be a meeting at 8 p. m.
Wednesday
The Rev. D. T. Newman, pastor
of the Glad Tidings Tabernacle.
the Rev. F. H. Fucker. pastor of
Grace Lutheran Church; Willie
Lyle, pastor of the Church of
God, 1908 Olivia street; DR.. J. L.
Ivey, pastor of the Poniciana
Baptist Church, will occupy their
respective pulpits at both services
tomorrow.
The Rev. Eldon Simmons, pas
tor of Ley Memorial Methodist
Church will speak tomorrow al
both services. At $50 p. m, there
will be a meeting of the Metho-
dist Youth Fellowship.
The Rev. Ralph Rogers, pastor
of the First Presbyterian Church
will speak tomorrow morning on
"Bearable Burdens" while at the
evening service his subject will
be, THE Meanest Woman"
Services tomorrow in the First
Congregational Church will find
the pastor, the Rev. w w. life
in the pulpit.
There will be a Youth fol-
Christ Rally tonight at 7:30 p. m
in the First Methodist Church
Rex Hess, director, announced to-
day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-21
Fear Russia
May Agai,, Put
Blockade On
City Of Berlin

BERLIN, Jan. 21.-R.-The
United States commander in Ber-
lin ordered the West Berlin police
today to vacate the Soviet rail-
way building. The American COM
mander said the police should
leave the building rather than
give the RUSSIANS an excuse to
threaten new blockade.
The u. S commander in Berlin,
Major General Maxwell Taylor,
issued a statement explaining
why. the United States Property
Control Section authorized the
city government on January II, to
move into the virtually empty
railway headquarters. Said Gen
eral Taylor: i Es
1T was the American intention
to put this space to use for the
benefit Of Berlin. Unfortunately
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-21

Some iooo0om nalIons ~ 49,.
en- concentrates Nassf $50
were produced in ths ias1 asaaa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-21

| This morning / tried out my
new shaving mirror. Should have
got new blades, tool The. first
glimpse (bleared) of the reflected
apparition tempted me to risk
five o'clock shadow.
Cali right so how good do you
look at seven ayem, mmmmD
Every morning for the past
frrrmpteen years I've considered
whisking off my moustche in one
swell foop. why don't Gillette
yourself go?" / asked me. I'M
mediately my reflection looked
pleased. Nothing like razor edged
wit before breakfast
Getting into lather over my
pre- java sharpness / recalled an
article anent shaving that Bruce
Barton wrote several years ago.
It was to the effect that most
men do a tremendous amount of
clear thinking whilst scraping
away at their chins, and that this
prodipious feat of mental aero
battles resulted in commendable
results in various and sundry
fields. giess
Recalling the article, but for
getting most of its content / Wis
ioned thousands f faces staring
into an equal number t mirrors
getting whiskers scraped off.
Thousands of assorted pans with
different types of gray matter
hidden behind them, thinking all
sorts of thoughts. The thing over
me.
AT seven in the ayem there
must be a lot of lads, in Washing
ton f'rinstance, doing the same
thing as any of US. Wonder how
they look with a kisser full of
soap suds? Results may well be a
lobby for shaving lotions! Z
Mr.. Barton pointed out, as l re-
call, that the nation need not feel
too pessimistic about the future
as long { as countless American
men planned their day whilst
eliminating their respective hir-
suite surplusses from their re-
spective pusses.
1t is SOLDERING thought. 1t
sobered me. I can prove it.
q So shaved, though and re-
flected. Bledaa bit, too. My day,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-01-21

I. Nearly eOo0OOOOo acres of
western lands in the. United
States are clasSed as semi-arid
and arid.
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the unreasonable and provocative
attitude of the Soviets and offthe
Reichsbahn Railway) makes it
appear probable that the hard
ships which they intend to impose
outweigh the benefits arising
from the American plan" Taylor
added:
Having regretfully reached
this conclusion. / am suspending
the notice of custody and with
drawing the west sector police
from the interior of the building"
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Play At First Methodist
Church Sunday Night; Guest
Speaker At Fleming Street
Hayward III. Johnson
viz Speak Al
Fleming Street Church
Tomorrow Morning

One ~ the most thrilling plea:
ever heard in court will be pre-.
sentesiaai abe First Methodist
churca .olborrow night, while
haywapd Il. Johnson of the
ActheNiist Church in Washington
wiii - guest speaker Sunday
mofnnf IN the Fleming Street
Methodist Church.
The story 10 be presented in
FIRST Methodist Church tells of a
young nnan. who under the in
fluenec Of liquor. has killed a
mothstr and child. The young
man vi be placed on trial for his
life. whrn - prominent citizens
81 thisscity- viii present, The
Crimlufl."
heainnng promptly at 8:15 p.
m. several churches Of Key West
are spPnsoong the play. The
east falowN
Jude. Rev. G. Leon Wells:
froseqator Edward o. Schweit-
geg, nsfense Attorney, Hayward
H Jo1nson; Sheriff, James E.
DuaneS Clerk. Charles Z. Smith:
hailff eCeoree l.. Carey; Police
man. Chieg }. o. Kemp: Bobby
suNef Nsrac Fields; Sweetheart,
hcrky- Iod Gregory: Prisoner,
u0nalo Kerr. Coroner. w. L. Oar
81. Tie Absent Witness, Johnny
bnFee TIE Father. Haywood H.
iohnson
eitFemoneyl on the jury will be:
Captain n b. Spalding, Horace
Ohfymnt Harold r. Pender, Allen
Csreg Howard z. Wilson. Frank
1phnsssi. Valtar Vinson. Clarence
G Brown 4 s Daniels. Earl Dill
tou. iIarnld Russell. Col. II. Z.
fafr 90 Charles Pinder.
@otHeon. who will be at the
flemlnE street Methodist Church,
feceieed nationwide recognition
wlHru ~ I'D the cleanup fight
aHnNf rad houses. gangsters
sn1 ts,eze runners in Bloody
WAlia aon County-Herrin, IL
iIauis iiia present lecture tour
AAH So Methodist Church has
sTua Nm from the Pacific
Ceazt fshefe &c addressed large
suileftra and was received with
suthsiB sln in leading puipits
thruuHtoui are West.
4ahlHoh. one 81 the outstanding
lextufsH 90 the American plat
fiHul. Nas thc reputation of deal
lnE w.ih present social problems
- vs. apuy 70 modern youth
end 80 relations 10 their elders,
So q ffeai rfaetical. constructive
end q aainrly interesting way.
dahusun a. former Deputy
lNeesa atur IN Illinois had a rare
unity 20 study the traits Of
ite - men" and "the bad kids"
eNd 80 cgndliions IN society ly-
AaN 49, IN them. along with
eihef saluahle data on social
pgohlsss ~ the day. His several
feale 81 experience of organiza-
san stfk u social welfare and
Nsfilrs afly his unique contacts
allh easi umbers of high school
#na rM'eNe youth has been re-
eFsns - - part for the high re-
Nafa ! Uhfth hc IS held by min
sltefs 80 ahooi men throughout
ftf 0sa8Nife
JUS un1ay win BE- opening of
$50 So Arthur Mission az 2746
sie Avenue Director will be
Mfe a 80 sanais.
ffe lNH,n il open 30 an faiths
aHi 80 81 3 aligocate any denom-
naN 49, tFnlNfence II Is purely
tEf4 work o. teach help
go 49, They wish 20 cooper
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ALCER HISS
fCon'rnued From Page One,

tConfInued From Page One
States Attorney Thomas F. Muir
ply asked that the jury be ex-
cused because he wanted to be
heard on the request by the de-
Tense attorney. ~
Sentencing was set for Wed
nesday, January Is, at 1890 AM
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MISC. WANTED (cont. J

PianoS-Immediate Cash
Paul Golibart, AD. 592s (9-5:3O p.mJ
Evening star., 1950-08-10
PApERING AND pA1NTINd

fAfEhlNlf AND FA1NIlNG
BECKETT, MI. O930, Du. 4053.
PAPERING. PAINTING. Special prices
signs; good clean work. TR. o754
PAPERHANGNG-S up pei RIM.
1850 washable Sunfast papers. work
guaranteed GE 42S3 GE 246l
PLASTERING a speciality; large and
small jobs, new or old work; white
mechanics; work guar. NO. 2723,
PLUMBING-No lob too small. &c.
Re5EI eoYp' anH fhc SsO'sssnen's %fs FSss sAMoh 6
PoRCHEs, DRivEwAYs. BsMTs.,
ZIMMERMAN. NO. 663S. Ill
REFRIGERATORS 8EPARED. alse
washers. guaranteed service
oEPENpo REFRlGERATI0H CO
SsS 2s al fiS types Ewes nsw w Work sane ana
and painting. A. D. THOMAS. HU.
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while I have
the material The beetles and the
flies are here Sligo 3q42
TELEVISION ADJUSTMENTS, RE-
PAIRS by Government licensed en-
vfENETriiAiNA BLINDS washed, repains-
VENETIAN BLIND co. 62l4 R. l.
WORN SINK TOPS replaced with
Formica or stainless steel. Call HU
$3.50 MASTER APPLIANCE CO.
COMPLETE EEMODELING--All types
of buildings: cash-credit; 1uick
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

painting, plastering; I'm
week only. dE; 1850, GE. 1905, IA
PAINTING AND DECORATING, in
tsrior and exserioFG; J9Go all anTSGN ESTS guar
BRICKWORK, homes, walks, chin
neys. fireplaces, etc. c. WARD. 33oI
MAN IAN % OR WOMAN - Exper. typis st.
mathematical ability, to assist regis
trar in maintaining once RECORDS
and preparing statistical reports.
Some shorthand desirable. SH. 307O.
Opportunity to take evening courses
tuition free. -lO
SALESPERSoN with knowledge of
fabrics and furniture. to work IN In
terror decorating shop; must have
good appearance. Call MA. 436lSs
REFRIGERAToRs = All makes ,,rs re-
paired. prompt and courteous service,
ALLISON REFGR., GE. 9l99. TO-
PHOTO PRINTERS, exper. in photo
finishing. 3 day wk. Good salary
also part time help for night work.
HICKS PHOTO FINISHERS, 1920
Wis. ave. NV MI. 2050, IL
FOUNTAIN HELP, well paid, work at
our soda fountain. Experienced pre-
ferred but not necessary, we will
train you. Uniforms furnished and
laundered free. Opportunity for ad-
vancement. Apply Manager, PEO-
PILES SERVICE DRUG STORE, S627
Colesville rd., Silver Spring, Md.
Evening star., 1950-08-10
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

SEWING MACHiMEs. s.neer eiectrics,j
makes sewing machines. Open ewes
3IO9 14th st NV. CO. 1921
SINGER hem stitching machine: ex-
gel. cond.; S115. Phone ov. 1915
SOFA. slipcover: Ri natural color, $50
man, $40. NO. 6565. -l2
SOFA, 3 cushions, custom made slip
cover; excellent condition; $50. Be
tween am. and pm. 3129 c
SOFA l. TB;ED-simmons; also cocktail
table. bookca ase. floor lamp and guest
SOFA AND CHAIR. maple finished
S25. Call GE. 226s, $50 to 8 Pm
STAMP CoLLECTIoN-U. s.; for sale
STATIONERY. ic sale: jewelry, chins
and gifts. half price; LEE, 616, Pa.
sfEfNoTY;pE, sffYEfNo1Tf1Y;pE late model; recondi. man
toned, guaranteed. $40. 100. UNITEL
TYPEWRITER CO.. S13 14th st
STORE FIXTURES in excellent cond
sell ali or part. cali vi. 1858. Il
STUDIO COUCH, Simmons, like new;
cost $50, will sell for $50, 460s
tt. IQtten or. ne ~. 4UIU. III
STUDIO COUCHES, new. S3S to S49
IS 7th st. me- Ii. $1,000. Open
TARPAULiNS. prices from &c per 50
IT, for Govt. surplus. GICHNER.
:1I3 M y. NV, EX. 1927.
TELEVISION, new models. Credit or
WOODMOOR APPLIANCE, 10109
ColeSville rd., Silver Spring. Md.
TELEVlSION-Some 1850 models at
Dig discounts; cash or terms: 2 years
to pay. Call 10. 2-l1S7 for free
&. SONS. 3014 Nichols ave. Sc.
Open til 9 pm
TELEvISlON SETS up 70 4OHs OF:
2-year service on all models. Last
years models slashed Many 6ooY
SAMPLES and demonstrators Free
home demonstration Easy terms
Open ewes until 8 ROYAL AP-
TELEVISION SET, Muntz, 1874 in
console. perfect condition. $3.50. Call
AK. 5915. after 4 pm. -13
TELEVISION COMBINATION radio
phonograph, Al condition; cost
$3.50; pest offer over $3.50, TIE.
5000, evenings l2S
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRL, colored, desires Job as nurse
maid. help with cooking, 5h days,
live out, AK 1886. 10
COOK, coiored, experienced: evening
or daywork; excellent references.
Call HU. 1878.
WOMAN wants days work. or 8 days
part time; good worker best Of refs
COLORED GIRL wants job taking
care Of children or lh.w. Call MI.
1142. LAURA SHAW. IL"
GIRL, COLORED, prefers g.h.w., s
days wk., or permanent days work
COLORED PANTRY MAID, general
Kitchen helper or counter. 2 yrs.
exper., health card; evenings, no
sunday. Ii. 4-467S. 10
GIRL, COLORED, DESIRES days
work or weekly: excellent laundress.
HoUsECLEANING or taking care OF
children; or 6-day week. Ak
G.H.W.-Young lady. colored. desires
5-day week; also practical nurse and
laundress; refs. LU. 1-40S1.
GIRL. CoLoRED-Desires domestic
work OF any kind: exper. and refs.
Ii. 3-l25S.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE (cent.

PAINTING, paperins, noor sanding,
done by exp. vet. Free estimate.
Call LU. 4-3164. lie,
PAINTING, floor sanding and finish
ing; good work at lowest rates.
MCLEOD, SH. 0906.
PAINTING, Kem-Toning, gen. repair
After all bids are in call us for
most reasonable prices. After 6 pm.
or all day Sunday. DU. S440. --15
TLNG-PAPERING, reaS. rates.
For free estimates, call KLIx, SH.
4771. IL
PAINTING, PAPERING, commerc. and
residential. Satisfied customers %
years. MR.. LAWRENCE. RA. 9703
PAINTING, PAPERING - First-claSs
workmanship; work done immediate
ly. Call Mr.. POAT, GE. 5643. IL
PAINTING, PLASTERING; reas. rates,
free est, white mech, immed. serv.
JAMES DUTToN, HU. 9665. Ia
PAPERING PAINTING, carpenter
work, weather stripping, caulking,
roof. gutter and downspout. AT
S07R. and 10 2-h302. IN
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WITHOUT CALLING
SMITHS

FURN.-1 Beautyrest matt; 2 dble.
springs; | bed rocker: straight
chair; marble bureau top; $50 HU.
S070. 10
FURN. Studio bed, bsdrm. and kit.
complete; china cab. dishes, util.
cab. odd chest, dresser. 3217 18th
FURN.-sacrific. modern liv. Tm.
suite, with accessories. Reasonable
price. Call LU: 1896. 10.
FuRN.-Table. 8 chairs. buffet. dble.
bed. chest. maple, studio couch, rugs,
utility cab. AP. 6255. -12
FURN.-Antique bed. single, Victorian
style, $50; 2 Hollywood beds, S35;
summer rug, So. OR. 6S46.
FURN.-Sgle. bed compl, lge. util.
cab. radio, typewriter table. sheets,
blankets. misc: 2112 Wyoming ave.
FURN.-studio couch with cover,
$40: upholstered chair, $15; cocktail
table, SO; upholstered chair. SIS. TIE.
FURN, - Rugs, venetians, tables,
lamps. chest, bed. GE. 1870. -l2
FURNITURE SALE-Brand-new bed
room. din. room. liv. room. from un-
claimed freight and factory samples.
etc, at great savings. LION STOR-
AGE BLDG. 460 New York ave. NV,
daily 1875; Sat TIL f. RE 43l0 Ii
Evening star., 1950-08-10
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

GAS RANGE, smooth. top. 4 burners.
warmer; good condition. Between
am: and 3 pm. $50. 23o6 Ban
GAS ilS't RANGE. 2i, HE.' Maytag, s175; 2-door
metal kit. cabinet. $3.50; porcelain
top table and 4 chairs, $50; DetectoI
baby scale. $3.50. NO. 1912. II
GAS RANGES, used; summer sale;
from SEQ; guar. JOHN G. WEB
STER CO., since 1912. 627 F st. NV,
GAS RANGES-New. Used; all sizes
Heaters and >toves ACME STOVE
GAS STOVE, 1 burners, oven; Eood
condition.; $25. Call CHI. 1928
GENERAToRs-sTARTERs. $3.50 up.
largest assort.; elec. motor repairs;
36th wear CARTY. 1908 14th st
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, complete
A. M. SCARBOROUGH. S43 Xenia
KNo1T1TiY PINE PANELING-ship-
ment Just received RUrKER LUM-
BER, 1920 Wilson blvd, ia. 4-l234.
LIVING RM. FURNITURE, cherr,
red sofa with fringe, 500; wins
chair. mahog. frame. $50; roth
pieces like new; platform rocker
S25; 3-way lamp, $12. Rock
LIVING ROOM SUITE. 2-pc.. Kroeh-
Ter, blue frieze. good condition; 500;
l rug, size 6x6, rose. $40. AL. 1852
Evening star., 1950-08-10

FURNITURE. SPECIAL AUC-
TION SALE AT WILLIAMS
AUCTION HOUSE, 918 N. Y.
AVE, THIS FRIDAY MORN
ING TOMORROW, 1890
AM. UNEXPECTED LOT
OF FU RNITURE AND
HOUSEHOLD EFFEC T S.
MUST BE SOLD AND RE
MOVED IMMED. HOLLY
WOOD BEDS, CHESTS AND
DRESSERS, BEDRM. SUITS,
LIV. RIM. AND LOUNG E
CHAIRS, L AMP S, RUGS,
BREAKFAST SETS, SOFAS
AND NUMEROUS OTHER
HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
AUCTIONEERS ONE,
Ma. 2679.
Evening star., 1950-08-10

Shx12. grey with
narrow white and red cross stripes
also 3 matching scatter rugs; all
practically new; $50. Call after
3, pm. s49l s49l 18th st. NV o. apt.
RUGS, genuine Oriental, all sizes;
reasonable prices. GEORGETOWN
ART CRAFT, 1904 o st. near Wis,
ave. 10
RIGS, Oriental, large and small;
reduced prices. RARE RUG SHOP,
2427 18th st. NV.
SEWING MACHINES-Treadle, SO,
up; new portables, 500, value S119.
915 10th st. NV. EX. 6S44. III
SEWING MACHINES = Anniversary
sale, Save $40 to $40 on choice
machines while they last; Singer
electric portable, hike new, 500. 9.95;
elect console, cost $l49.50, now
$3.50. Other portables, $29.50,
$40 80. All perfect. Better hurry.
1912 Lee hwy. CHI. 4914. III
MACHINES-Tread new
round bob with reverse and darning
lever, $50 so. rebuilt port, $3.50
up; Singer, White; we repair; terms.
Open ewes. N. e. SEWING MA
CHIMES, 1915 II st. ne. TR. 6S41.
Evening star., 1950-08-10
MlscL. FOR SALE tcontJ

CAMERA Le,ca III c. F-2 blue
two weeks ago. Cost S3s5. sell for
CASH ASH REG1sTfER.. H SfgR. like new. reason
able DIcKEY's CLEANERS s. r
CASH a fysi REGKsrERs. eiMi National. 500. a.os
$475. STANLEY AAYMAN 4 CO.
CHAIRs.dreen upholstered and ot-
toman to match, 500. rose up
holstered club chair; slip covered
CHRisTMAs CARDS. 100 box 70,
SOC; selling out: china and glass
ware. half price. LEE GIG Pa. ave
CLARINET, buffet, new. peri. intona.
MR slGn; oS40 sS9oi rxt Cal sIs after $50 Pa Pm
CLOTHING-Mandarin evening coat
suits. 2i13 Wyoming, NO. o791:
CLOTHING. WoMAN's-Black satin
dress dress $40: S30: purple print pure ni sir
all size IL, Black satin dress suit,
2 PC; S25; size 8. RA. 75l2. Ia
COAL FURNACE, hot water, heats
S-room house, good cond.. S25i
gas range, 4 burners and oven, good
cond., $50. EN-. 9472. 10
CRIB and mattress, SO. 81. 343S,
CURTAINS, / | pairs, ruffled; nearly
new; bed lights: shower curtain;
wool comfort, yellow silk; and misc.
DEEP ffF Ghi fkEEzE1Harder. iah2 1a Gu. Mi4 It,;
N;r,SsI 5Sr sale at at a good savings, 3el4
De -HUMIDIFIER, less than / Year
Slao S1a sSG iss5se lea S7S teevsSn SsSt ofE Na
7iSs: SS Eve eSss.. n AD. 5o5s. ''Nl'" L1s 3"
aGE OASIS 6NITs," 2o% 'A more re
capacity than comparable models,
Factory warranted for YEARS.
BISHOP EQUIP. CO.. OR. 4769.
DESKS - Govt surplus. executive.
typists, wood and steel. from $3.50
up H. BAUM & SON, GIG E st.
DiAMoNDs-Lady's SOL. "a CT. S1oo;
princess ring, 10 dias., approx. ia
ct, $500; lady's finest color plat.
setting, l " Ct, S400; lady's nice u
ctY $500; lady's 3A Ct. $3.50. An
pcsspt.d pctsss includs RSssioSs TreSsa co
1923 H st. NV. ME. 3440. -l2
DINING ROOM SUITE -Mahog., r
pcs. jr, with pads, few mo. old;
leaving town, $3.50. Other house
hold items Rockville 3G5l. ia
DINING ROOM SUITE, pieces
walnut; reasonable price. Call OIL
S0S3 10
DRESSER-Handsom roomy. mod
ern; with large mirror and at
tractive matching single bed with
springs and mattress: good con-
dition; both for $40. OW. 6035
DRESSER, mahog.; ping pong table
coil springs, etc. Call ia. 1861
DRUM. bass, white; excel. cond.; S35;
also cymbals. Call CO. 214l. -1C
DUPLICATOR, stencil type; $3.50
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. S1a
ELECTRIC MOToRs-AIl sizes; fac
tory rebuilt and guaranteed at
close-out prices. HU. $500.
ELEVATOR-Excel. for brick work
80 feet high. mounted on rear Of
truck; very reas. EN-. 1908 after 8
FANS-Make your own; we have the
blades for 1.c25 motors. GRIGSBY
1904 X NV
FANS, A.C. and DC, new and re-
conditioned. MAYFLOWER ELEC. &
LOCK CO, 1903 L st. NV, DI. 1929.
Evening star., 1950-08-10

YOUNG LADY, age 20-25, for clerical
Of shthd. Apply ESQ to 1880 am,
W. c. & A. N. MILLER DEVELOP
MENr CO., 1880 Mass. ave, NV.
10
Evening star., 1950-08-10
ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.W.

HOTEL HAWTHORNE-2134 G st.
n.w;--Newly. redecorated single and
double outside rooms; running water,
plenty of baths and showers; eleVa-
1913 sas5it IANI6R iddms PLACE SIS
1925 %ist sT.-Highly desirable
single room, next to bath, for dis
eliminating sentleman; excellent
1865 WYoMISiGs. s1sS NR. coNN.-Newly coNt4
person: grin privils.. e mt. n0 Pleasant afd
car. Also small rm. MI. 94O4.
ls4s s;Gs,I raC ST Ny1Rs.I Si.gf Real cool from.
1855 sss TsekIf' Z. II. AVE. N.w.-v.ry Mi4 a114ac-
tive large room, next bath; clean
cO6n arse e. ssoor f2oat s4adto Sl6 fTSn T
1905 N: II. AVE. R.w.@contortable wsRi
2nd floor front sgle. room, near
pieP6NyT Iae6; very T1RSa RreSaaiSSnableai ou. 10
running water: next bath. w II
FRONT BEDRM. for girls. kit.
privils.; | blk. from trolley line,
shopping district: NO. 53O6, -12
1900 ALASKA AVE, near walter Reed
Hospital-Front rm., adjoining bath;
19os 90 4 f. spraST AVE- NV NV 6H 6Hpont $Ss Circle
area-Single and double rooms. DE.
BEAUTIFUL RM., opposite park
library, ! blk. restaurant and
tI;na sFansP;, s,.d kit privils. if desired.
NR. 4Sth AND MAss.-pvt. home,
semipvt. bath; maid service; express
1854 PARK RID. N.W.-Gentleman
lge, sgl. studio. comfortable; ONCE
desk; $3.50 .wk. co. 5000. Ill
1775 MASS. AVE.-Single rm., front,
next bath; conv. transp'; 81 week.
U. PARK Attractive
furn. .rm. in pvt. home for refined
empl. lady; bus at door; unlim laund.
and phone facils. S35 mo. EN-. 1927.
NICELY FURN. RM., bath. shower
fined lady. IA. 1854, Ala Buchanan
lsl, ssi II II. HARVARD sT.-sgle. snn studio
rm: for young lady; very attr. and
sidi fifini + Esrs' 81. Nw.-sgle. turn. IhS front
Gm aaef RF pefson 1ash anq s5o sh9TsH St Pvt home
I402 18th ST. N.W.~Furn. sgle. rm.,
DUPONT VT CIRCLE@FTont sgle., Self
eontained:o PVT; bath. pvt. buzzer;
$50. 1873 10th st. NV, Ho, 63@1.
VT. PLEAsANT-Attr. lse. front rm.,
sgl; or dble.; gentleman. Call CO.
6717 or AD. 4O65. -12
Y AT CONN sm. rms. adj. semi
pvt. bath; oopS PVT. entr.' lst f.; 500
1aRGE ar pFi FRONT oSSf' DOUBLE, s45 l9 for ?:
pF tEn sfs Psas Ls%ont GHa huge &C. eISSst' bG SSH
Le19 VERMONT AVE.-Walking dist.
downtown: select rooms; run. water;
empl. adults; 81 up. Elk. e746.
HOTEL vIc.-MasSter
pffTafe DsHTR RUme PUa Oai5 BE- Dssss sssS in ro0m
Wis. MASS. VIC.-smail single rm,
in quiet home. laundry and snack |
privileges. EN-. 1880. ewes. Is
Wis. MASS. VIC. = Pleasant large |
front twin bedrm. with pvt. bath |
for l or , young women in quiet |
R% RSne 5ass. Laundry aTs, and snack privileges
jMEvY CHASE, near circle - Large
grounds, porches, lge. airy rooms,
/ smaller one; kitchen privils.;
avail. to Sept. 20. WI. 9S73. 10
'ITTING RM., bedrm., comb. for
single person. DU SOS6. III
625 CONN. AVE.-Attractive room,
HollyTood bed Ho; ,2o11. -12
tractive. clean, well furn. single
room, next bath; reasonable. III
634 CONN. AVE. N.W.-Single room
for q gentleman; $40. 10
HOTEL, 1907 18th st,
Sgl. and dbl. rms. run. water. So
SIS wk. Also day rates. Elec. fans.
no R72n III
Evening star., 1950-08-10

Several uprights ct very low prices.
Free delivery. Free parking. Terms,
Open Monday and Friday til 8 pm.
and all day Saturday
Cilyo,- C1orinn pionN Tn
Evening star., 1950-08-10
BEDS. BUNK REDS

BEDS, BUNK BEDS
Air Corps. proc. double hunks. Twin
come-apartS. All complete with
mattresses, S1S.75. D. c. SURPLUS
SALES, Oil New Jersey ave. NV.
10
BEDROOM SET, maple. SOS; Lawson
sofa and chair, $45; antique Empire
chest, spinning wheel. tilt top table,
etc. EN-. 4211. III
BEDROOM SUITE - Walnut, twin
beds, dresser and chest. WA. 9423.
new, unused, Steinheil,
6x30, coated lens. center and indi-
vidual focusing; leather carrying
case and strap; retails approx. 500.
S65 cash. ia. S-59S4 after $50.
BRICK-We have brick. PENNSYL-
VANIA BUILDING SUPPLY CO.. AID.
BUTIIDozER, D. D. cletrac, Diesel,
excellent condition.; $4,750. LATI-
MER, OIL. 0631. 10