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Evening star., 1951-05-29
TRUCK BARGAINS
nAuToMoBILEs FOR SALE

ANGLIA 1s4s; orig; black finish;
tion; here's another one. Only $50;
4-mO. guar. HILL g. T1BBTTTS.
6asst 9sa ysga0H5 seTa bssss sys Rz Rz ssss SesA
! clean; low mi; S895. MANHATTAN
AUTO g. RADIO CO.. authorized
Austin sales. service, parts. Both
sides 9TH St. at r NV, NO. 1857.
ASsa ssa5 jazz asso pR1 ads SALES e shRV
ICE. 18th and sts. NV.
AUSTIN 1851; erand-neT, sI I'M ,nmsdiafss sI e
ai5Eret auTo d RAbfo Ai9So' co. Auth Authorized ) 1
Austin Sales. Service. Parts Both
AusFs issi 'h 1st 4 AZ Sr 3 ny sedan No $685. $685.
MANHATTAN AUTO q RADIO CO.,
Authorized Austin Sales. Service,
Parts, R9th sides 7th st. at r NV.
BUICK Al Super de luxe convertible
'Phaeton" sedan; radio, heater.
white-wall tires; beautiful silver
ay ssio % serms. very Remember ensS e0fhoi tSis Is
about the only little convertible Sc
I. dan in or around Washington.
PROPER" 18th and R. I. ave: ne.
BUICK 1e47. sedan: 1888, Why pay
more? b% bank financing. AUTO
WHoLESALERS. 1871 Bladensburg
BUICK 1850 Special 4-dr.: de luxe
fTT STopenp pgnagSE y arSs eSsrss ss new Fo4esd s1s
to sell to pay debts; So 100 or best
&Rs. Snss. cHsLsoNe ssfsi elsef o''o' WA sS@z'
h.; seat covers: 10000 miles; new
tires tires; excel Wo osas send; SLABS, P65iv.
BUICK SMefz 1850 $50 Dynsfiow sHai sedan, s1.6ss.
AUTo WHoLEsALERs. 1881 Bia-
densburg Rd., Ii. 3-SS00.
BUICK 1871 cony.: it's 2 real bar
RiGk Tai sla5 49, sesan es AP sss ssee wb7 Ssy
WHOLESALERS. 173I BIadensburg
BUICK 'ss little Special de luxe Sc
dan; splendid car; sacrifice; S195.
tsi, terms; $50 down; s1s month.
insp; S excel eond II ana sa35 3 passed oT best
MR.. GALLAGHER. No. e711. after
BUICK 1850 4-dr. sedan: new tires,
$4,000 mi: 81. $50. Can Ii. WAT.
SON, CH. 5000, Ext. 1905 or ia.
S-S212. 81
BUICK 194s Super convertible: all
accessories; $1.295. Cali 8 to 5.
BUICK 194S convertible; radio,
heater and white-wall tires; a very
clean car and in fine condition.
Cash. trade or terms; 81 .395. BELL
MOTORS. SOLO Wisconsin ave-, WO.
$780, 81
cellent condition: S2Qh AT $500
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Trailer Values.
GARAGES

hIII6TICdu Trailer CO., Inc
1880 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
WO 1921
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BOATS

FISHING PARTIEs-chesapeake Bay,
|. Eastern Bay Gooses. Herring Bay:
! reser., CAPT. KING. WA. 41o2.
MATTHEWS SEDAN 1896; elec. re-
frigerator,. twin crowns; 194I Rich
ardson sedan. BALTIC. CH. 2S05.
48-FOOT CABIN CRUISER. 500
offer. Can live aboard. DI. 4140.
FOR sALE-New and used 70 and
IA foot outboard boats; also used
6-horsepower motor. w. H. (Bill)
JENKINS. 500 Maine ave. s.w. Open
~ q a'Ey afEy ST. oursoakSp ga SSn MoroR iv,n.
rude 1851 model, duo clutch. Like
new. -RA. 1865 all day wkdays
after pm. Sunday. 30
$1,000; 47-ft. cabin cruiser, 12-ft.
beam, sleeps 4; toilet, galley: So n.p.
Gray marine motor. Inspect MAR
SHALLS BOAT YARD, Deal. Nd.
Telephone Deal 622I.
16-FT. MAHOG. RUNABOUT, with
trailer and 10 hip. Mercury super
outboard and accessories. Otis 1908.
23x1, CUSTOM-BUILT in 1916;
Chrysler Marine engine, go h.p.
In gooo condition: $500. HI, 1885.
hAheh hReesF ssiRf SRGisERD isshaRsD eop sa olss g.
cond.s 22xsa it., 95 h.p., Chrysler
Ace. no. 2-7675 or WA. 5645.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDSMOBILE 1949 "9s" convert
ible; a real clean yellow car. with
radio. heater and white-wall tires;
far above the average. Don't miss
this one for $1.796; cash, trade or
terms. BELL MOTORS, SOLO Wis
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PONDER COVE
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

COLONIAL BEACH-Cottase for rent
Call ia. s-0635 for further infor.
scIENTisTs sc1ssSri CLIFFS. Port Republic. S
Nd; furn. cottage for rent by week
to college graduates at a carefully
friends for all the family Quickly
reached week ends without bridge
toll, and some drive to work daily.
Large community bldg. with varied
program; sandy bay beach; good
fishing area; picturesque cliffs,
wooded; abundant Miocene fossils;
fresh water lake. One cottage for
sak, many lots to choose from,
incl bay fronts. Literature on re-
quest. Drive down any time, 4-6
miles beyond Prince Frederick.
NEW MODERN COTTAGE, Herald
month month, or 1;a.sc; season. ssh sH. s56s. IA''
BAY-FRoNT COTTAGE-Clean; ideal
location. $50 a week during June.
MRS. YEND3E5dLdL. DELL shadyside. Nd.
long BEACH. 2. 4 bedrm. cot.
tages on or within a few 100 IT, Of
Ches. Bay All conveniences. Rents
$40 per week and upward. Renting
by week. month or season. Apply
soon for choicest periods. Drive
down to inspect or phone Prince
Frederick 30S-J for details. M. E.
ROCKHILL, INC. ST. Leonard. Md.
BREEZY POINT BEACH for season;
sleeps s, ami, screened; 2 blocks
from safe bathing for children.
GREGORY'S. 26th through Both.
WOODLAND BEACH-23 miles out:
cottage, gas, hot shower: near beach;
immed. possession. Annapolis $500. :
BEVERLY BEACH - Large furnished
cottage. cool screened porches, beach
PRIVILEGES included. Call DU. S02l.
WA. 1866. 4
WOODLAND BEACH-Furnished cot
teEes all modern conveniences: 3
blks. from water; $50 per wk. Phone
ANNAPOLIS e501 or Mr.. Mitchell.
MA 1003 40
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MOTORCYCLES
. TRAiLERS

LOVELY I-OWNER aluminium i,ous,
trailer. 1916 Glider. A. w. Robuck
/ vINCENTtS TRAILER PARK, 3 2O(
kenilworth ave. g,a "a, 9--~29
SPARTANETTE, aluminium, 26-foot
like new; save $500. See at Night
ingale Trailer Court. 3 mi. SO. O.
Alex, U. 8. Route L; $2,395.
MIDCO 194S; sleeps 4; sacrifice
$3.50; fully equipped and furn, 70O(
Central ave. Sc, HI. 5450. 30
UNIVERSAL 194S 25-ft.; full,
equipped. 6-cu.-ft. refgr.; origina
owner; S1,695. Lot 5, CANARY
TRAILER PARK, Berwyn. Nd. pc
HEETER TRAILER SALES Bervyn
now has Q Ice. display Of both nev
ment; clean used trailers ranginf
IN size from Is 60 So ft pricee
Yrs Phone TO 6111 e.
LANDOLA. 37-ft., 1850; perfec
cond.: awning, many extras; woul,
cost new about $500; Sacrifice
$4.400. Call HI. 1866. ~
LIBERTY house trailer, with 2-rm
extension built on; ON corner lot
lights and water connected; mus
sell at once; make offer; no reas
offer refused. Call WA. 5997 K
see. evenings. al
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SINGLE or double garage wanted for
Jeep and some tools, must be Be
thesda, Mass. Ave. or Amer. Univer-
Stty PIX. area. Will pay good rental,
Call Mr.. Yellott. Ma. 04S4. -3
1854 QUE ST. N.W.-Parking space;
near Dupont Circle; 81 monthly.
See manager. HO. 2066. a
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WATERF'T PROP. SALE Cont J
OPPORTITNITY

WEST BEAcH-Ffne 2-story. year.
round furnished home, l block from
bay on lge. beautiful landscape1
corner; convenient to stores, hui
transportation, etc.; lst floor has
nice rooms and bath; 2nd fool
has 3 Ice. bedrooms. Only S6,750
CHESAPEAKE AND NORTH BEACH
equipped. or on near the bay;
priced from $1,000 up. cash OF
terms. Phone Mr.. Fowler, WO S716
any eve. after 6 or stop at our Of
CHESAPEAKE CO., INC.
Wash. Blvd, Chesapeake Beacn. Md.
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AUTO 6 TRUCKS WANTED

WILL PAY HIGH PRICE for Ford
1889 or 1940 business cpe, in per.
feet cond. Phone Ma. S570. i
NORTH CAROLINA DEALER will pay
top cash dollar for 100 clean cars;
90 to so models. 1901 Mt. Yer
non ave-, Alex. Va. TIE. e704.
1916 TO 195I-All makes. Drive in
with your title for more cash, OF
viii pay of bal. WOLFE MOTORS
18th and < sts. NV. Elk. 5562.
FAIR, dONES1 APPRAISALS OF al
aekEEs6sffzc Hskss e fac rs fss. 'isussd e |.
Will PAY CASH for clean cars. an,
ROYAL MOTORS. NC. is Ken.
FOX 1ass warm III hiT WELCOME ana cold
cash. see sor call us before sellins
your car HAINES MOTOR CO..
5000 Bladensburg rd., Cottage City
Nd WA: $500 or l6 Mass ave, nv
sIuDEBAKERS 1917 to 1851, also
other makes. METROPOLITAN
hS' Moross; eass7e 1900 BladensDurs .!d-'
I BUY WRECKS. fire-jobs, .x-cabs.
rundown cars. "46-51" for salvage
and rebuilding. JU. 7-54s4. 81
BUYER mas lmmed. cash
Ior nice 10Y mileage cars MORRIS
pRRa1us gsH skfcfs as tUr sge c.san sA isS ,sf.
NC. en-. 1900. wilson blvd AZ
jackson Arl- Va CDR Lie No
Evening star., 1951-12-28
Eisenhower Forces
Say Sfassen' S Entry
Wont Affect General

Supporters Of Gen. Eisenhower
for the Republican Presidential
nomination moved promptly to-
day to dispel any suggestion that
Harold E. Stassen's entry into the
race means the general will not
run.
A wave Of speculation was un-
avoidable, however. ove.-, how the
Stassen decision would affect the
Republican situation.
Senator Lodge, of Massachusetts,
campaign manager for the Eisen-
hover Republicans. issued this
statement. go
Il can assert authoritatively
that nothing happened at the
conference between Eisenhower
and Stassen to justify any infer
ence that Eisenhower would not
be a candidate"
Senator Duff, Republican, of
Pennsylvania, an Eisenhower lead
er, saw nothing in the Stassen
announcement to affect Gen.
Eisenhower in any way.
Senator Taft and Gov. Warren
the only other avowed Repub-
ican contenders-both welcomed
MIR. Stassen into the race. Sen
ator Taft said every American
has a right to run for President
and it's well that the Republicans
should have a wide choice" Gov ;,
Warren called Mr.. Stassen fine
American, an experienced execu-
tive and a virile campaigner."
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Gazette
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Continued From First Page)
session of the stock after suing
her father. The case has been
under way since 1949. After win
ming her case in the Alexandria
Circuit Court, Miss Carlin was
upheld by the Virginia State Su-
preme Court of Appeals.
| The Gazette. which claims to
be the Oldest daily newspaper in
America, is published by the
Alexandria Gazette Corp. The
cooperation also publishes the
Arlington Daily Sun.
Injunction Obtained.
Miss Carlin filed suit against
her father in 1949. claiming she
had not received the stock which
was put in trust for her by her
grandfather, c. c. Carlin, ST.,
before his death Is years previ-
ously.
Before this case was settled,
Keith Carlin. one-time attorney
general Of California and brother
of c. c. Carlin, jr., obtained an
injunction in Federal District
Court in Alexandria restraining
any change in the status of the
disputed stock.
Keith Carlin and other members
of the family claimed ownership
of so per cent of the stock of the
Gazette. He. charged that the
trust created for the benefit of
Miss Carlin was fraudulent in its
inception" The Injunction was
granted and Keith Carlin ordered
to put up a $4,000 bond.
Three weeks ago, Keith Carlin
asked that the bond be reduced
but this was turned down by Judge
Sterling Hutcheson.
Attorney Howard said he told
the court that in view OF the fact
that the bond was not made BIZ
Keith Carlin, he was going TO
follow the order of the Alexandria
Circuit Court and take the steps
necessary to have the stock trans
Iferred to Miss Carlin from her
father. Mr.. Howard said that this
was done, since the court did not
direct otherwise.
New Motion Filed.
The legal action is not over yet,
however. Mr.. Howard said mo-
ton to drop Miss Carlin's appeal
from the injunction of the Federal
District Court restraining the sale
had been filed yesterday in light
lof the Developments. The Federal
court case still is pending.
Mr.. Ingersoll, the new minority
stakeholder in the Gazette,
launched PM in New York in
June, 1940, with the announced
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purpose of taking no advertising.
Two years later, PM became the
personal property of Marshall
Field, Chicago millionaire, with
Mr.. Ingersoll continuing as editor.
He left the paper in 1916 when it
abandoned its no advertising
policy. PM later folded.
While editor Of PM, Mr.. Inger-
soil was considered a liberal polit-
ically. He was a stanch defender
of labor unions and an opponent
Iof racial intolerances. 4
MFR. Carlin backed the Dixiecrat
candidate for President, former
Gov. j. Strom Thurmond of South
Carolina, in 1948. Mr.. Thurmond
stayed at Mr.. Carlin's home while
campaigning in Alexandria and
the publisher is also a supporter
Iof Senator Byrd. Democrat, Of
Virginia. a leader among conserv-
atiye Southern Democrats. 4
The writing and editing expert
ence OF NJ. Ingersol. who is 81
years old. stretches back some 80
years. He started. as a reporter
for the New York American. was
a freelance magazine writer,
worked as a writer for the New
Yorker magazine and was its
managing editor from 1925 I'd
1880.
He was associate editor of For
tune magazine and later manag-
ing editor from 1880 to 1885. From
1885 to 1898 he was vice president
and general manager of Time,
Inc, which publishes Time, Life,
Fortune and Architectural Forum
and produced the March Of
Time" He also was named pub
Usher Of Time In 1897, but gave up|
these connections to start PM.
Evening star., 1951-12-28
Little Wars May Prevent
Big One, Hugh Scott Says
BY the Associafed Press

BALTIMORE, Dec. 28.-Repre-
sentative Scott, Republican, of
Pennsylvania, former Republican
national committeeman, predicted
last night I'VE may have to fight
a lot of little wars to avoid fight
ing the one big war"
He told an International rela-
tions meeting at the Johns Hop
kins University that the conflict
in Korea ''is one of the little ones.
although it seems now an aimless,
pointless and endless war"
He acknowledged that although
the present administration doesn't t
know how to wage war or win
peace, he still didn't know any
one who had the answers.
Before his address to the annual
conference of the Middle Atlantic
International Relations Club, Mr..
Scott told a reporter that he was
satisfied Gen. Eisenhower would
be back in civilian life in a few
months and a presidential candi-
date ''on his own terms"
Evening star., 1951-12-28

vested corporations, about Is FBI
investigations were made soon
after the Justice Department took
over in 1916, but that "only few
scattered requests have been made
since.
8. That lawyers retained by
vested corporations are hired in
the same manner as they are by
private f1l&ls and that no routine
FBI invEssgations are made OF
them
Evening star., 1951-12-28

FINDER ISN'T kFEPER-Richmond- years ago L. W.
Harding for News Leader lost S4S from
his pocket while Christmas shopping day advertised
One returned SS and another say had the
other $50 but had to catch hurry and would mail it,
MI Harding had forgotten about the incident received
Christmas card this from Jamestown " with S45 in
tabove) had intentions delayed" said note ON
the card Here he full amount plus per interest"
1t was signed "Whitey." -AP Wirephoto
Evening star., 1951-02-14
Girls Coats> Suits
Regularly !z:gs 1O.'5

Spring fashions in wool. New coors. Sizes
to a.
Royon Gobordne Suits Regularly
Royon Suits two styles. Regularly
Girls ond Sub-teen Skirts
Cotton Dresses sizes to
Cotton Bouse Regularly
Sow Hats for Spring. Regularly
Royon Tofeto BoIero Dresses, sizes to II
Krinke Crepe Gowns ond Pojomos
Cotton Crepe Poomos. Regularly 295
Loeetrmmed Cotton Slips Regularly
Fine Cotton Slips. Regularly l95
80-squore Cotton Slips Regularly 225 225--------------180
"DoyoftheWeek" Royon Ponties 55e
WSL-No,th Building Girls Apparel, Fourth Floor
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Boys Dungarees
Regularly rs 30

DoubIe-knee dungorees Of 8-ounce denim. San
forized tresiduoI shrinkoees less than 9o).
Sizes to l6
Cotton Sports Shirts. Sizes to TO- Regularly
Cotton Polo Shirts Regularly 100 s0e
500 Ruyon. 40oo Wool Suits Regularly
All Royon TwoPonts Suits -------------l8.00
Cotton Anklets sizes to l01z Regularly 39e 25e
Cotton Boxer Shorts sizes H. Regularly Us LOO
WsL-Norh Building The Boys Shop. First Floor
and Bethesda Budget Store
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Little Girls Wool Coats
..s.!e.!z 1895 8.75

Spring styles for odders assorted coors Sizes to
Wax Birch Hghehors adjustable spring troy Regularly o5S50
HoIfpone Cribs. maple and birch Regularly 2500---995
Crib size Mattresses Regularly l295 5-----------------1035
Juvenile Royon Ponte Ioeetmmed Regularly SOC 38e
Juveniles Spring Hot stows and Wool FeIts ----l.55
Chdn Cotton Hose sizes to 7 Regularly 39c &c., for 85e
Chidren's Cotton Dresses sizes to 6x Regularly 3o5 --3l5
Little Girls Cotton BIouse to 6x Regularly 1875 ---l55
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Plastic Garment BAGS
Regularly 259 .os

Moth-owoy garment bags Of heavy VinyI plastic
with permo- quilt trim. Suit size, 3o-inoh Upper
Moth and insect repeIlent.
Moth Away Poc Goment Boss ond 238
Plastic Cosmetic Bottle and Jur
Quilted PIostic Conosto Covers
luee Mosnfyns Mirrors three
Reuscbe PIostie Boss Of soop,
WSL-Norfh Building Notions. First Floor
Prices include 2o9o tox where applicable
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LittIe Yankee Shoes
Regularly 500 to $50 O 70

Little Yankee Shoes for lnfonts sizes to
ch|drens Little Yankee Shoes, sizes Sh to l2-----55o
Little Yonkee School and Dress Shoes szes 12h to $50
Sizes 4 to -- ------------- e75
Boys oxfods for dress and school, Sizes 2h to 720
WSL-Noyth Building Chldrens Shoes. Fourth Floor
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Children's Cotton Dresses
Regularly l.e5
Regularly LIS

Assorted styles and spring coIors Sizes to ex.
W6L Gouze Dopen of fine Regularly 375 ----295
Infonts Hondmode Cotton Dresses Regularly LIS
Infonts Hondmode Dress and Slip Sets Regularly 295 -35
Todders Hondmode Dresses Pnofores Regularly 295 --255
Juvenile Cotton Knit Briefs and Ponies Regularly 58e ---45e
Infont Sleeveless Cotton Shirts Regularly
repeIent Pop Joekets assorted eoo Sizes to 6x
Regularly $50
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Save-Men's Sanforized Dire
heheount broodeoths ond oxford cloths that regular

13oxoO boodcohs and oxford cloth shirts with fused
buttondown coIors Carefully tailored for smooth
Portable fit Sonfozed shnk eduo shnkoee less than 9o)
White blue, ton gray green and Stripes Sizes II IT, 81
IS sleeve engths
Savings Mems Royon Ties Spring Patterns including
bold geomec designs color combinations
tipped Have sold in regular stock for 90 and l.5o.
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Roller Skates
Regularly zoo loo
BY WinsIow. Of steel. BoII-beorinq

By WinsIow Of STEEL oII-beorne
Thoye Doll Carriages. Regularly se5 5---------------es5
Thoye Doll conoees Regularly 1925 5-----------l5e5
Chlden's Wood Rockers. Regularly z95----------235 z95
Sondboxes with Conopy Regularly le e5------------ $50
Tobie Set with Two Choirs mope finish --------7e5
Mope-fnish Toy Chests Regularly 9e5-----------7e5
Apiece Cleaning Sets. Regularly l95--------------155
Imported Wooden Troin Sets 4-pece-------------3 BIS
Imported Swiss Music Boxes 4--------------------27
l2neh Mercury veIocipedes
16neh Mercury veIoeipedes s-------------------1 90
Enssh-mode 3-whee Pedo
WSL-North Building :.
The Toy Store Dows Stairs Store
Evening star., 1951-02-14

Cotton knits in white and pas
tells. Gripper fastener shouI-
der style, sizes | to 4 !. slip
over style, sizes 3 to 8.
WSL-Norfh Building Japenils
Apparel, Fourth Floor asd Bsfhesds
Budget Store
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Rayon Umbrellas
Reeu!or!y $50 ond e.95 $50

lo-rib ocetote royons in assorted potterns and
colors. Long and short handles.
l6-rib Acetate Royon Umbrellas Regularly 400 BIS
6-rib Acetate Royon Umbrellas Regularly $50 and 695 3ss
WSL-Norfh BaiIdins Umbrellas. First Floor
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Cottons By-the-yard
Regularly Sc 49, yard
broodeIoths, botistes,

PereoIes. oreondies prints broodeIoths, botistes,
noinsooks, Towns and popIins.
Royon Crepes and Sheers regularly s8e ---------6S Sc
Printed Cotton Pique, regularly S9e --------------58
lrideseen Cotton Flock Dots regularly Csc
Royon Kinke Stripe shontuns resuork l45 l5syord s9e
WSL-North Building =.
inexpensive Dress Fabrics, Second Floor
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Regularly 1000
Plastic Travel Cases
Regularly $50 7,2o

15-inch Upper cases covered with oIIigotor-eroin
plastic. Feother-weight. Royon lining with
pocket. coors.
Seconds Of Fomous-moke Lussose, reeuIorB s54 to
"smpok" Postc Gorment Conen regularly 474
and $40 ond $50
Prices include 20% tox
WSL-Norh Building Luggage, First Floor
Evening star., 1951-02-14

Let Us Take Your
Photograph 2 ;;;:;. s:s 6.''
Regularly 1000
One in black and white the other hond-coored
in oils. No appointment needed.
WSL-Norh Building Photograph Studio, Third Floor
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APARTMENTS UNFURNlsHED

COLORED-sECOND. FLOOR. Q rms.
and kit, and large screened-in rear
porch; l front rm. and kit. End A.;
pr1sa1 ] rear rm; and large porch. 65
coIoRE619s 6IxsRi s.. 70" o 81 81. sSsS N.W.-s rms.
kit. and bath. $55 mo. Imm. occu-
pancy Call ME. 54OO.
COLORED-55th AND DIX SITS. NE.
.o2 rms, kit. and bath; gas heat.
COLORED-BsMT. APT. 1 rm.. kit,
bath, conven. everything; also nice
conohED49 csRstasES rm tnFR " yTRcfNiS IT, MA AVE.
S;E:w3 NdEv.5 ,nas;,o, rms; win accept / child.
coLoREp@iIS WILKES ST.. Alex
) rms. and bath, $75. W Gail Cali Miss Mis-;
schroth. SHANNON & LUCHs CO.
l5o5 4 st. nv. MA, 2345; lie
i bedrm., Ss5 mo: efiiciency, s55
mo-; all utils. incl. ST. 1856. Open
ILL pm. today. Ill
CoL,RED-I3a4 MONROE ST. NV.
II and 2-rm. apis. $3.50 to
sRANc1s s0ash A. BI6N6oS 961a6t9s az co u'isaes ae
coLoREb sT1 Ri s. NJ; For sA RGFiaED Elm Govt
empl. cple.; small 2-rm. Kit. and
bath s apt; util. furn.: incl. plenty
- LiSaL, AlIlCu. OSCupdHCS- pO9.Ou
Call HU. 5S2S; evenings and Sun
day. RA. 1866. ii
COLORED-2-RM. and kitchen apt,
semibath; and single room furnished
pI. Of qn1urnifhes nW' Mi ssss address 1872 Hisss
COLORED-1115 9th ST. N.W.-One-
rm. efficiency, semipvt. bath. eleva-
tor. ctils. HUI 1881. III
COLORED-1 ROOM, kit. and di-
nette; 1115 Montello ave. ne. Ii.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

INSTRUCTOR. now with
Dept. of Defense. desires 2-bedrm.
apt. near 18th and 3 sts; ne; or
nearby Md. Call Hu. 61le. Ext
FURN. APT. WANTED Immediately
by quiet young woman, preferably
NV. section. ST 0365.
efficiency or one
bedroom. private bath: convenient
TRANSFORMATION, in NV. section. Ii,
3-9007.
Evening star., 1951-02-11
BUNGALOW-S11O
VIENNA VA

Naval officers charming large 81
bedrm. brick on 10 acres. beautifully
furn. and completely equip. Dis
eliminating adults only. McDIARMID
REAL ESTATE, ask operator for
COLORED-110O BLK. OF QUE ST.
n.w.-Furn., S-rm. house; bath; gas
h.-w.h.; nice condition throughout.
Apply Monday. R. J. MOORE. 1915
14th st. NV. End floor.
COLORED-24 FRANKLIN ST. NE.
Large row brick house arranged for
three apartments, S115 per month.
Call Monday. FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.,
1929 K st. NV Ma 0352. Ia
Evening star., 1951-02-11
APARTMENTS oUT-oF-ToWN

2 SMALL BEDRMS. liv. rm.. kit,
bath, auto. hot water. all new plumb
outdoor swimming pool; hard-sur-
faced tennis court; large lake for
fishing, etc; S65 per mo; must be
seen to be appreciated. Call Marl-
boro 1858 or WO. $500,