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JESSE H. CHESSIN, Munsey Bldg.'
Attorney for Petitioner.
Filed May 4. 1850, Harry M. Hull

Attorney for Petitioner.
Filed May 4, 1850. Harry M. Hull
Clerk.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of Columbia.Lln Re
Applisation Of T Erred s; R9bn notinn
No. 999-50.-Fred, 8, Robenowitz,
having filed a complaint fol, a iudgg-
ment changing his name to Fred,
erick S. Roberts and having applied
to the Court for. an order OF publi-
cation of the notice required by law
in such cases, it is, by the Court;
this 4th day Of May. 1850. ordered
that all persons concerned show
cause. if any there be, on or before
the 3rd day of June, 1850. why tht
prayers of said complaint shoulc
not be granted: Provided. That .
copy of this order be published onct
a week for three consecutive week!
before said day in The Evening Stal
and The Washington Law Reporter
Isl EDWARD M. CURRAN. Judge
(SeaD A true copy: Test: HARRA
M HULL, Clerk. By EL1ZABETE
M. KOWALSKI, Deputy Clerk;
my6,13,20
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GARDENER

EXP; to work around flowers ant
shrubbery; tractor exp; for place
between Silver Spring and Wheaton
good wages; refs. required. Box 80
J, Star I'll
GAS APPLIANCE SERVICE MAN
Commercial experience preferred
Permanent Job. Good opportunity
Gas AS ss;Ti2lfioSN !AI ATTENDANT. exper
in auto servicing for night shift
M Me-, U wssf 8;rrs GALI Az. cAEL isc
GLAZIERS~-Experie steady work
good earnings. 4917 Bethesda ave,
OIL. 2022. tn. 1880 Pa
GROCERY-vEGETABLE CLERK. self.
service market. only non-drinkine
steady worker need apply. WEST
OVER MARKET, $3.50 N. Washington
blvd, Arlington. Va. 20 =.
HAIR STYLIsT-Part time or full
time; must be experienced. WI
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HELP kEN

DRIVERS wanted for Diamond cabs
new and used cars avail; reas
rental rates: must have identified
ne. See MELVIN HERMAN
DRUG CLERK, full time, experienced
only; excellent salary plus COM
mission. WHEATON PHARMACY,
l1401 Ga. ave. "a
Ing for experienced N man desir fn
permanent position with good sal
airy. SHEPHERD PARK PHAR-
MACY, 7723 Ga. ave. NV I'll
DRUGGIST, competent and expert.
enced to take complete charge oil
drugstore on salary plus percentage
basis. Write BOX 4O8-G. Star. --2s
ENGINEERING STUDENT
To work with builder on construc.
ton job. Should have some ex-
perience. Write Box 4l0-G, Star
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ELEVATOR OPERATOR

colored. experienced operator with q
license for full-time position: 21-3O
nh ss exs s, eAI hpniy q p.rso sf
Room sos. No phone calls.
EVENING STAR BLDG.
l10l Penn, Ave, NV.
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PRESSERS a.
Dss s v.e ca aSc' RDps Sso
Blue Banner Laundry
as
tContiaued % Next PassS
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Classified AID Rates
Local Advertisers

Three Lines (Minimum)
I or 2 times, 35c per line.
8 to 6 times consecutively, $50 per
line.
? times consecutively. ale per line.
Special Notices and Personal, &c per
line additional
New Automobiles, Doc per line, 4-line
minimum.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per Doc
Out-of-town rate is charged on al
advertising 80 miles or more from
Washington.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: This
certifes that we have. sold and re-
tired from business which we oper-
ated as Hammer or Hammers
Gift Shop, 1858 Alabama Avenue,
Sc, Washington, D. C. Therefore
We will not be liable for any debts
charged under said trade name.
CURTIS F. HAMMER g. BESSIE H
HAMMER, owners. IL
DID YOU KNOW THAT, we rent over
100 different items, including all
size extension ladders, left. A lad
ders, power and hand lawn mowers
gasoline and cleo. chain saws, wal
paper steamers, cupboard motors
and all type sanders and waXers
MEENEHAN'S, 1904 14th st. NV
NO. $500. -21
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE fol
any debts contracted by any on,
other than myself JAMES E
GREEN. 429 9TH st. Sc. II
SWEET CIDER AND APPLES
Honey and applebutter. Open Sunday
and daily. PLAINFIELD ORCHARDS
Out Georgia ave. to Glenmont, Md.
right 5 miles Route 1872 at higl
water tower. w. W. MOORE. Sandy
Spring. Nd Ashton 2471.
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actively engaged in handling all
details OF servicing on FILA and
VA mortgages.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-05-11
concluded from page -

concluded from page ID
The report was sent tothe Gov
ernor whotold the Court and. re-
porters ssThe facts and circum-
stances surrounding the conviction
ofthe accused man Theodore Roo
sevelt Mcclure, charged with first
degree murder. . are OF such
nature and character that the law
will have totake it's curse with
out Intervention onthe part of the
Governors office
When notified Of the decision
ofthe Governor, the condemned
man then ordered his last meal
for the second time and after eat
ing, he told prison officials he was
ready and for them to come on
and get it over with. He was VlSlL-
ed by relatives last week by
special permission.
Mcclure entered the death
chamber at the Ohio state peniten-
tiary shortly after 8 pm. strapped
in the chair and was pronounced
dead at 8:O5 pm. eastern standard
time. He had confessed to a rob-
berry in w. Va. and the theft OF
a government check during his lie
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-05-11
concluded from page ~

(c0ncfU0o0 from page -
opera companies. It has been an
nounced in New York that the
Metropolitan Opera company has
dropped its bars against Negro
singers and will now addition
them. l understand that this action
was a direct result of pressure
brought by the Committee on the
Negro In The Arts. Good wark;
Negro artists are still not employ
ed many large number by adver-
Using and commercial concerns.
AS a result ofthis committees
work, Charles White, distinguish
ed Negro artist, was hired as the
first Negro instructor inthe Work
shop School of Advertising De-
sign. Negro writer's are still limit
ed asto what thew may say and
publishers are only attracted by a
certain type of "Negforized" mat
.erial.
Similar conditions exist in the
theatre. Negroes are relegated
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-05-11
COLLEGE
Continued from Page IL

Continued from Page IL
Gold Coast and similar institu-
lions in Nigeria and the islands OF
Jamica have just completed their
first year of existence, the British
information Services announced
last week. The three newest col
leges inthe British colonies offer
full undergraduate courses to the
degree standard ofthe University
of London, the agency stated.
Six million pounds (about $751;
O0O, O0O) have been set aside by
the government for the extensive
training of colonial students in
proposed and existing colleges. AL
thought most of them are still in
the blueprint stage, it is the aim
ofthe British for these schools to
achieve the university status al
ready granted to the University
of. Malaga in 1913.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-05-11

had revoked three permits under
which the Duke company was OPP
Grating here.
Besides her parents, Novice is
survived by her grandparents, MI.
and Mrs. Robert Long of this city,
and a grandmother, Mrs. Estella
Ford, of Phoenix, Ariz.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-05-11
CHILD KILLED.
Continued from Page II

applied my breakes.
Suddenly l felt my right front
wheel took. | struggled desperate
ly with it but couldn't turn the
bus away from the sidewalk.
"Then as suddenly as the wheel
had locked it released again and l
hit a parked car, then careened
into a little girl onthe sidewalk
before the filling station. I did
everything l could to prevent the
accident"
The accident came a day after
the state corporation commission
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-05-11
Special
Courses

NEW YORK CAMP Among
those completing the course in
Copy Writing Of the New York
Council of Arts, Sciences and Pro-
fessions Newspaper Crafts School
were Richard A. Jackson and Man.
son Melton.
Jackson is a we'll known news
paper man and a correspondent
for the Associated Negro Press.
Melton is a member ofthe Urban
League National Foundation Of
flee.
Instructor ofthe class was Err
win Splitter ofthe William II. We
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-05-11

paper man and a correspondent
for the Associated Negro Press.
Melton is a member ofthe Urban
League National Foundation Of
flee.
Instructor ofthe class was Err
win Spitzer ofthe William H. We
mainly to "Negro" shows, Holly
wood which shows some improve
ment still portray Negroes as hap
py complacent buffoons.
So these are the reasons for the
organization of such a committee
which is interracial in scope and
includes artists from all fields and
also interested non-artist.
Because there are so many rel
ly fine Negro artists who never
get an audience, the Music chapter
sponsored a series Of debut con-
certs for eNgro Musicians at Town
Hall. Famous musicians, Negro
and white, awreed to serve as judi
ges for this project and a nation
wide competition was begun IN
music schools and colleges. The
| concerts we're we'll received. Some
| of those same new young artists
are now we'll on their way to
promising careers. Among the
many young artists presented were
Penelope johnson, Louise Parker,
George Walker, Gladys Childress
and Salvatore Tomas.
The Literature group was sue
cessful, under the leadership of
DR.. Lawrence Reddick, in getting
increased appropriations for the
Schomburg Collection of Negro
History and Literature. The Com
mittee also was active inthe fight
against Jim Crow at the National
Theatre in Washington, D. C. and
was a sparkplug in mobilizing and
organizing lectures, programs, re-
citals, art exhibits and radio shows
in observance of Negro History
Week.
They have secured numerous
scholarships in all ofthe Art field
| for struggling young Negro art
l lists, particularly in fields wher'
: jim crow has been an obstacle
= The Committee on the Negro il
; the Arts is fast becoming on
: which will have to be reckone'
: with by those who control GU
. cultural mores and patterns. Sure
5 ly the Negro people who hav
: made most significant contribut
ions to the culture of Americ
: have a right tobe represented an
to participate equally in this grea
: culture. Other communities Nigh
| we'll take a cue from the Con
mittee On The Negro in the Arts
: The Committee can be contact
cd atthe address piven above fo
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-05-11

detector test according to DR..
Lemoyne, a member ofthe "unof-
ficial Court Of the Last Resort"
who found the convicted man
"guilty' 'and recommended the
execution by the state of Ohio
and to pay the extreme penalty
forth crime he had committed. The
Ii detector test was conducted by
Alex Gregory, of Detroit, Mich, a
Polygraph expert. Mcclure had
less than an hour to live when
Governor Lausche granted the re-
prieve on March 10th.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-05-11

FOR RENT Two room apart
ment : call Flu 1898. t86
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures,

N~S"S ESNiNsSsh- -s>0ssuSoSs
aaI E. CAPITOL sT.-Lge. front rm.,
Frigidaire; for empl. cple,, $3.50 es.
BRENTWoop RE- w ooGne VILLAGE ii. 22oo 1882 14th
rated, adjoining bath with shower,
kit. privileges; SIS wk. DU. 326S.
III sth ST. N.E.-Light housekeep-
MASTER ias EGRm BE6RM Gf Al and dosS Bst bath, in
new home. Michigan ave. ne.
THE TG' aaRick, a2aitiic 1873 B st, n.e.-Man
to share lge; rm, with another
TIE fipsls sATfNA, hIfs 1S lss 9soa St ne-Ntcely
furn: double rm., twin beds, laundry.
BROOKLAND-I double and / single
rm., suitable for gentlemen; l blk.
dn3ona fr9m dqwnt9Tn n1S saFs sas kitchen DrIyils
1Oi 18th ST. N.E.-Lge., bright, front
rm,, clean, and nicely furn.. suit
able for cple. or l person: SO dble..
81 30 ssle; Phene Ii. 4-0592. Ia
eups IN SHst eh hGns q ta fdfE a
e29 3lth ST. N.E.-Dble. bedrm., in
ppTrivislS;, laund. and tel; good trsGssp.
NEWLY M S?GHt GFHUtRN.-a ,ge. windows. next
to bath. in BUNGALOW: Lincoln rd.
of of R: l. l. ave; mr. z buslines: phsone
Ii r ST. NE, Apt, 8 or 12-i-2
fean pyt bath 5a kf k1fup prvs fEse aueo iae' Ben
dix washer; excel. trapsp.; single
sTU6io r SYo0't light Housekeeping room,
Erlgidairs; Fri aa1s newly dec ne SECTION S5.
1 % OR 0:!0i : STUDIO RMS, mr.. bath;
newly decor; for refined sentlemen;
WOODBRIDGE SEC, cor. S, OAK. and
r. l. aves., 250l Brentwood rd. ne.
Nicely furn., front rm.. over
desk, unlimit; phone in rm,; lovely
beds; bath, shower; comfortable for
: gentlemen; 81 ca. per week. DU.
s9s7 BLAINE ST. N.E.-Furn, room
for /, S6 per week. VI. 2451.
LARGE aGaGfn FRONT fuoSSp ROOM with priv private
PRoNT RSSDf Rs in AE rome Rogs M near
bath conv. trnasp.; $35 mo. 1924
LfGHT f5tTnasoa aousEkEEp1NNG Sc w. RS6M; sS6tM sig
18 r ST. NE.-Bright front room,
southern exposure, 3rd floor. .DU.
1883. -13
COLORED, TWO REFINED MEN or
couple for room in nice home, 643
CoLoRED sSi Ed - NEATLY FURNISHED
room room for single person. Call FIR.
COLORED-FURN. FRONT RIM. for
rent to couple; privileges. Phone
CoIoRRD-RooM for single ma man;
cOny tranSp AT S247 lDs
COLoRED 10y f515 TRINIDAD AVE.
N.E.-Beautifully furn. rm., suitable
for couple. Privil. $1,000 wkly. Ii.
3-7746 -12
CoLORED-LARGE RM. for married
couple, blk. from z carlines. viii
11th st. ne, AT. 3147. -l2
COLORED-RM. with twin beds, also
sgle. rm. for man, cooking and
phone privil. Ii. 6-0419
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DOGS, PETS, ETC. (cont. J

BoxER ok. oag]gIs.d rHPs, wks old oe excelens
to; pNo.-oTD ptH'sfsIaj BLACK S COCKER, g % pedi.
greed female, has been inoculated.
$50. Phone OIL. 647S. -12
DAGHSHUND PUPPIES. g months old,
Axe. registered. Call TIE. 5637.
BOXERS, male and female; purebred.
SaT SSnaTmpion Showstock' good pets.
R3 R1s'; heasetrained' e15s affectionate pets.
BOSTON os; ll0gfe Terrier. registered d4a male
puppies; housebroken. 1908 Colum-
poBERMAN 95a Eai "A n pINscHER PUPPIES PIPES -
free and inoculated; 3 blacks and
tan, 3 chocolate and rust. Reas.
priced. CHI 344G
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS, bred for
tempermsnt and confirmation, EARL
DALE KENNELS, WA. 3451. --12
SPITZ, stud service; white purebred.
Ask operator for Fairfax 1918.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, black,
saes Eks ss 3D. temses ARG rss &c. fsa Sa lsa psts
BOXERS wks., fawn. excellent
bloodlines, top quality care and feed
ing; raised with children; $75-$1o0.
IRISH RI; SETTER PUPPIES, s wks. old
or field dogs. Marlboro 1914. I3s
CAT, male Maltese, 8 mos. old; to
give away to a good home. Ii.
GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies by cH.
Valiant. CH. Nocturn, cH. Lachen.
ASGARD KENNELS, reg. FA. $500.
PEKINGEsE PUPPIES. Axe reg,
canRER sinE dsDsSitiSn spaSpF OBJ RirPTs 5PHS 2 nd
greed finest blood lines. at lowest
prices, Good homes desired. Ash
GREAT DANES, fawns and brindies.
males and females, all ages. Axe
fawn brood bitch, 20 months old.
reasonable. Stud service. ELPAW
extd. 3 miles out. TE; 2430
ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES, 3 mos.
HSnta HSntins stock bI4 None better any
sides. BILL WERBER, WA. 1446.
DAcHsHUND PUPPIES, weeks;
Axe: champion stock; $50 to $50.
COCKER Sa1i fR sPHNIEL, SssSi 1s-week-old black
AND white female; Champion stock,
ATTENTioN, DoG LOVERS. Cocker
spaniel and mistress tboth we'll
trainedl need 1-bedrm. apt; max.
SIS. Elmwood 500. 12'
FRENCH POODLE PUPPIES, black,
Axe registered, standard; reason
able LO.- 5-S411. -12
COLLIE PUPPIES. beautiful sables
with white collar, farm raised
PINEY BRANCH KENNELS, Rock
vile 364S. -12
TOY BOSTON BULL, male, 9 wks.,
Axe reg; excel. markings, lovable
pets TIA 2335 ia
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FARM AND GARDEN

PLANT SHADE TREES, shrubs and
all other nursery stock now. We also
specialize in sodding. For free es-
Inmates, call LYONS NURSERY.
Tel. Warfield 4756 or Union 1886.
TREE REMOvAL-Trees cut up in
fireplace length: also lots cleared.
GE. $685. any time. IA
HARDY FIELp-GROWN AZALEAS, 4
yrs; old, all 'colors, soc each: mag
nolia trees, soc ea. open all day
COW MANURE, well rotted. ss.5o
per Is bu.. SO per 10 bu:. $500
per 5 bu.; del; top soil. WA. 1893.
BEES AND BEE KEEPER SUPPLIES.
HAY. 10 tons; Loudoun Co.. Va. s
mi south Of Leesburg; very reason
HAY, best quality, mixed alfalfa,
clover and timothy; lespedeza. Also
straw. Will deliver. Vienna 671-J
ALFALFA AND CLOVER hay for sale,
% tons each. Also 3-yr .-old reg.
black Angus bull. Ashton 3496. ---12
LAST OFFER on special winter prices
for quality brick and cement work.
Porches, steps, sidewalks, driyeways,
wHEsLBsRRow Tals GsI " sPRaY s4SSs ,5.s.l T.. ca.
pacity; pressure tank for 1-man
operation. Used ] season, will sell
for u cost. Call FA. Obs. Ia
1 SIX-YEAR-OLD work mare, with
new cart, new harness, new saddle,
and horse plow; all for $500
LO. 3-S594. MCKINLEY GAS
SE1T IL
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TRAVELS
ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

cHlLLUM HI !. M, wanted r CO c9ngenial girl IL to
Kit, bsmt.' studio apt. "a blk. exp.
1 GIRL TO SHARE 4 rm. apt. with
z others. Call Ho. o327 after, 5.
sS1 GiREs t to sHs SHARE ne 5.room apartment. l
NV section with / or other
girls. IA. 1892, after $50 pm.
18th AND CLIFTON SITS. Nv
Girl to share apt. with other girls.
PRIv1LaGEs Fqi IesHE OF ENTIRE HOUSE; to
seIe, phone li Cali De Roo 56a4 tooa''0''' u1a un
TWO YOUNG MEN to share arm.
apt. with one other: gentle. Call
IA; 3l93 or GE; 5646. .-12
further information, MI. 2026,-l2
GENTLEMAN will share Arm, nicely
furn. apt. with another gentleman.
Centrally located. DE. 1850, Ext, g..
BUSINESS GIRL. 10, will share her
living room, bedroom, kitchen with
pm. only. 47O9 Georgia ave. NV.
1 GIRL TO SHARE a-bedrm. apt.
with 9 others; pvt. rm.; rent S32 80
MASS. NW.-Girl will share attrac.
apt. with ! or girls t25-35), conv,
GIRL. TO SHARE 2-bedrm. apt. with
3 other girls; no linens furn. Mt.
Pleasant section, MI; 1851. -13
ONE OR TWO GIRLS to share large
apartment with another girl co.
1 GikL, 1s to %, to share with .
girls. 5-rm. apt, $50 mo-, phone
incl, conv. transp. HO. 1879. --12
2 GIRLS, about 1890. to share newly
decorated 2-bedrm. apt. with ? other
girls: everything furn.; near Conn.
CoNGENIAI YOUNG MAN wanted to
share attractive Alexandria house;
daily ride to D. C. Box 252-X, Star,
1 OR 2 BACHELORS, a2-30, to share
uniquely furn. 5-rm. apt. at 5253
43rd st NV. with . others; rent
reas. Call EN-. 1856. -12
CONGENIAL LADY will share lovely
Arm. apt. with . Govt. girls, 18th
and Harvard st. NV. DU. 0164.
Employed young couple to
share modern apartment. CO. 5O49.
CoLoRED-N.w.-single empl. man;
all priyileges; reference req; cow.
CoIoiRsEiiD@YotNG couPiLE to share
new apt; l child accepted; S4S mo.
AK 6ST6 -12
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-Northwes.

NOOMS rukNISnED-No
CAVALIER HOTEL apts. sgle. rm.
in. pvt. gentle family for empl.
lady; reas, TU. 5000, Ext. 312;
GEoRGETowN-Laree studio room
ceny, DE- and p-4 bus: unlim.
WALTER REED VICINiTY, lge. front
rm.. gentleman. semipvt. bath. un-
iim; phone mr.. transp, RA. 1870
1915 a1isf 18th ST., Apt. a1-diri to
share with another girl. maple furn.
rm:, twin beds, privils.; $50. MI
poWsToWNsinele aaas Sd5sT s or double gas room,
Mex. bath; b Alaeams a go, Agts. aad lIth agd
5717 CoLoRADo AVE. Attrac.
phone. laund, priyiis. IA. 57s9.
1885, QUE ST. NV. .rhe Ken
merit" Warm sgi. rooms. running
water. $3.50 wk. Also. dbl. rm.
WILSON HOUSE. 1922 18th St NV
hs'f share Tor 'nss msn ss sssm III n sass sass ssS
WILSON HOUSE. eo15 Kalorams I'd
EsxsciL6sY}vEy Pres residential sect. sent eentle-
man; bedrm., liV. rm., semi-pvt.
bath. 1747 Shepherd st. RA. 0379.
BOLIVIAN CLUB. 1888 10th NV
Refined business women. clean, beau
tifully furn. rms. modern bath,
1908 N. n. AVE. N.w.-Nicely furn..
well-heated single room. next to
1850 GIRARD sT. NV, "the Palmer
House,-Clean, warm, single room,
near bath; $3.50 weekly. Ii
SHOREHAM HOTEL VIC. - Large
twin bedrm., pvt bath: In pyt.
home. DE. 1856. Ia
FRONT ROOM for 2 men. twin beds;
SIS each. 1880 Meridian pl NV.
2114 o ST.-Lge., quiet, sgle rm.,
southern exposure, next to bath,
breakfast grill, share refgr. with
one; $40. co. 9755. Ill
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MIscL. FOR SALE Cont ]


DooRs, new interior 3:panel fr, al
Use; ias$ jsfi Ell paEis aKk. hwy. hMglI"oRh CO.
nSaiAfDh s4e.5S. re- 1149. 4Rs~' auto 'eeo'
EDIPHONE. Electronic Voice Writer
: debating machine with desk micro
9hGns Giioa ssz5 y5s Rs e. a5sf 6sssllent fs
ELECTRIC MOTOR 10 h.p., 8 PHI,
s15 rp.m,. 15 h,ps , PHI. LAO
FASHION FRoCKsWNewest sprine
REPRESENTATIVE, Mrs. Kane at Sligo
FILE CABINETS, 5-drawer, legal
!. size; excel. condition; $40. 929
FIsHiNG J. TACKLE and general sport
goods, ,2oeo discount during month
standard brands. ANACOSTIA
SPORT MART, 1888 Goodhope I'd
rLooR i;et L. sabine 1ls1iSi MACHINES Ms6 -
from. L. T. FOLK FLOOR SUPPLY
CO., 4632 Wisconsin ave. NV, Wo.
FORK LIFT TRUCK and bucket
FROZEN CUSTARD MACHINE, Elec-
trofreeze, practically new. paid
$1,000; will make big sacrifice. ia.
1927, TR. 1904. Ill
FUEL OIL TANK. 275-gal.; good con-
dition. ST.. 1891 -l2
!, FUR COAT, $4,000 mink coat, SELL
ing f995 $1,000 practically new.
FUR COAT, Northern back sable
blended muskrat, like new. Size
Is; $3.50 cash. MI. 4436. Ia
FUR COAT-gray Persian lamb, size
III rfIlS, 5s3$ = length excel. cond. $500
FUR COAT. Persian lamb. hat to
match, "a length, full back. size
1918; $500. AID. 1927. Ia
FUR COAT, natural gray squirrel,
q length, size 1914; 500. CAN
Fur 0 JACKET. beautiful silver fox,
size 12-14; will sacrifice for sos.
Phone sH. s242. -12
FURNITURE-B r l C = A =
. BRAC, SEVERAL PERSIAN
RUGS, TABLE LINEN,
OTHER ARTICLES FOR
SALE. REASONABLE. CALL
ON 2777
Evening star., 1950-02-11
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VETERANS, see our Naylor Gardens
4RURY REALTY coRP,, RE. 1873.
COLLEGE oil! PAR PARKM2 ST.; bedrms., well well
bath. Ample closet space. sol so
inc. util. Mr.. schools, shopping.
transp. Walking distance o. OF Md.
eoSa VA qSSo2, sH; s962. Ia
Bat bath ofs9 $3.50 incl. utils.; new sldE.
TakoMa PARK. MD.-A beautiful
1-bedrm; apt; living rm., dinette.
kit. and bath; in. q new CUNT
esif esdf ST.: $685. 4sSs including utilities pa
Arm. APTs-Ineluding utils.. S1oo;
rms, $50: 9719 Ga. ave-; conv.
BEDRM. APT, in new brick bldg;
9 cony, Capital Transit bus and shop
liv. rm:, .dinette. kit. pvt. bath;
space and includes all utilities; rent
ss5 per mo- Sligo 1850 days. sH.
iSs9 By FIoWER fSeyiE AVE-, Takoma IPa Park.
Feb; Is; lily, rm,, 2 bedrms,, kitch-
sIU1 snstte' BATH; Boo utilities except tel.
pointment. Call Shepherd 3e7s.
all NICHOLSON ST., Hyattsvills.
Md, 2 bedrooms, living room.l
dinette, kitchen, bath; all utii.
furnished; practically new building:
convenient to bus. schools, stores.
ETC.; in superior neighborhood. See
resident manager, or phone UN.
oNE-RM. BASEMENT APT, partly
furn.; private shower and private
entr.; pleasant: S45 mo. Call Sun,
Feb: IL bet. 10 and 5 pm. See
MRS. WARNER. in rear, at 2502
1 BEDRM.. KIT. and semipvt. bath;
couple; 1925 Queen st. ne. Ii.
TAKoMA PARK, not far from wash
ington Sanitarium or Piney Branch
Flower ave. shopping CENTER
bedrm. apt, large living rm. with
French doors opening onto sun
deck. kit, dinette, bath, heat (hot-
water). laundry facilities; S67 rs.
1-bedrm. terrace apt, living rm.,
dinette-kit., bath, porch, heat thot-
water) laundry facilities: S54.76.
Quiet residential neighborhood; gems
teel adults only; references. Call
APT, in new develop.
ment;. shopping and transp; avail.
immed.; adults; $50. so. Sligo e268.