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Evening star., 1951-06-29

known views, he might be cata-
logued among Democrats on for
eign policy. with a clear distate
for Senator Taft's ideas, and
as a Republican on domestic
policy. with little sympathy for
the predominant Fair Dealism
OF the Democratic Party of to-
day. Judging from a series Of
speeches he made several months
ago.
That offers a sort of split
personality politically.
It is conceivable that the Re-
publican Party could satisfy his
views on international matters
in its platform, for the inter-
nationalist wing of the party
has triumphed both in platform
and candidate in the last three
conventions. But the Taft ele-
ment also is strong and un-
doubtedly would have to be con-
sidered in the campaign to be
conducted, during which plat
forms, as we know, often are
forgotten. The Taft element
also is dominant in the party
in Congress, and it is Congress
with which the general would
have to deal If elected. He
might. of course, rationalize
himself with an acceptable plat
form and do the best he could
thereafter in the campaign and,
If elected, in the White House.
A man of his personal convic-
tions might find himself heavily
burdened.
Most activity on Gen. Eisen-
hower's behalf now is among
the Republicans. But he has
champions, too, in the Demo-
cratic Party. There the general
would have to swallow a Fair
Deal platform as regards domes-
tic issues, for that is in the
cards. There's also a potential
obstacle in the Democratic Party
by the name of Harry Truman.
He would have to bow out first.
If he does, he presumably in
tends to have something to say
about who is nominated. The
President plainly has high
regard for the general, per-
sonally and as a military man.
He also has strong devotion
to the Democratic Party and
his Fair Deal program. There
lis o question whether he would
consent to compromise his party
and that program with q cam
didate hostile to its general
principles.
What we have In the Eisen-
hover case, seemingly. is a gen.
eral shopping for q party. ant
Evening star., 1951-06-29
Constantine Brown:

The essence of the Soviet pro-
posal for a truce in Korea is.
that a cease fire be negotiated by
United Nations, North Korean
and Chinese Red field COM
nnanders while the political de-
tails for settlement will be dis
cussed in Moscow between
American and Soviet repre-
sentatives.
It Is possible that the Russians
may be willing to include the
British. Stain has always had
a deep contempt for the "riff-
raf," as he described the smaller
nations at Yalta. To illustrate
his lack of enthusiasm for the
United Nations he ifemarked to
President Roosevelt that he
surely did not expect a country
like Costa Rica to help keep
world peace.
This mentality has not
changed. It explains the Krem-
Inns desire that political nego-
tiations on Korea be handled
directly between the great
powers and the United Nations
be by-passed.
1t is inconceivable that our
Government should subscribe to
such a proposal. We Nave borne
the brunt of the fighting, but
the small nations, like Turkey
and Greece. have contributed
proportionately as many troops
as the other great powers.
The inevitable publicity sur
rounding the prospective nego-
tiations leads some people to be-
lieve that something may come
Of it." A careful analysis of the
Russian suggestions provides,
however, little encouragement.
The Moscow idea seems to be
that a cease-fire should be
agreed on at the 38th Parallel.
There are strong hints from
Moscow that a final settlement
could be obtained by withdrawal
OF all foreign armies from Ko-
rea. This will mean the with
drawal In several stages Of
United Nations forces from the
south. But it will not mean
Evening star., 1951-06-29

two confused parties shopping
for a winner. Neither is healthy.
AS far as the parties are con-
cerned, it would appear a con-
fession Of weakness and deteri-
Grafton If they could not find
within their own ranks men Of
political experience and attach
ment to party principles who are
capable Of being President of
the United States.
To train and raise up such
men is the very basis Of our
two-party system Of government
which, of itself, imposes the
obligation to offer to the people
the choice Of principles Of gov
ernment, though it will not be
pretended that this latter always
happens.
Evening star., 1951-06-29
Thon1os L. Stokes:
Ihon1os {. Stokes:
Eisenhower Shops for q Porty
While Both Republicans and Democrats Want Winner
Professional Politicians Cannot Afford to Waste Time

Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower
IS willing" according to the
political grape vines which are
as luxuriant and talkative in the
soft breezes as those of nature.
herself. at this season.
Willing, that is, to become q
candidate for President.
That is interesting. Never
perhaps has a public figure en-
joyed so much Of one primary
ingredient, which is popularity.
as he-and in both parties. But
never also has a man faced such
a many-s sided dilemma. That
is because of practical consid-
erations of our peculiar politi-
cal system. His would become
largely a political problem, that
is, If somehow or other his pres
ent commitments as an officer
of the United States Army could
be resolved so that he could be-
come a candidate. That might
not be too easy, for the general
does not hold duty lightly.
That last probably accounts
for the attitude he is reported
to have adopted, that is, that he
must be drafted" Let's exam
inc that. It's a nice. aloof.
philosophical position. but hard
ly practical politically. One is
not just drafted" in the literal
sense. Drafts" are arranged.
carefully arranged. in practical
politics as, to cite two fairly re-
cent instances, the draft" of
Franklin D. Roosevelt for a
third term which was too pat
emily arranged, and that, just
last year, Of Thomas E. Dewey
for q third term as Governor Of
New York, also skillfully ar
ranged.
So, If there is to be q draft"
It viii have to be arranged-and
well in advance. That means
that Gen. Eisenhower will have
to give the word and not too
long hence; for already political
managers are getting busy. not
ably In behalf of Senator Taft
for the Republican nomination.
The professionals can not afford
to wait too long, or waste time
Z lining up delegates for an illu-
sion, even If five-starred and
: slamorouS.
Which brings up to the ques-
ton: Which party? Incident.
I ally we can dismiss, without
going into the obvious why's anc
wherefores. the talk of the gen
eral being nominated by botf
parties. That won't happen.
Which party. then?
! From Gen. Eisenhower
Evening star., 1951-06-29
Dovid Lawrence:

Can the United States accept
Q "ceaSe-fire" in Korea without
knowing something definite
about what is going to happen
afterwards?
This question is burrowing its
way into the consciences Of off,
cials and legislators as the para
mount issue of the hour.
The President and the Secre-
tary of State have cautiously
Indicated that they want to ex-
anime any proposals from the
Communists that might end the
Korean war. The American
Ambassador at Moscow has been
instructed to ask certain ques-
tions. Deputy Foreign Minister
Gromyko has promptly supplied
some answers-but they are a
bit vague.
This is probably the first of
q series of exchanges. When
Moscow says 1t doesn't know
any more than was first offered
Ia "cease-fire" without condi-
tions--and that the rest is up
to the, "belligerentS" themselves,
this is perhaps an exploratory
approach. But 1t can leave the
whole business up In the air for
some time and prevent a cease
fire" from being consummated
right away.
If the Soyiets are really in
earnest. however. In trying to
end the Korean war, they will
naturally see the logic of the
American Governments po-
sition. Merely to stop fighting
and leave the rest to endless
negotiation will not be ap-
proved by the American people.
Under the heading of "clari-
f1cation," much information
can be sought by the Ameri-
can Ambassador at Moscow.
Likewise, under the heading of
q "cease-fire" agreement, troop
dispositions can be requested
which in themselves constitute
a satisfaction Of some important
objectives Of the United Ma
Evening star., 1951-12-03

nC(OnDS
COMMISSION SHOP. NO. 1858.
REFRIGERATORS wanted. Most all
makes. not in working condition.
Phone OF S1lS a
Evening star., 1951-12-03

COLORED-GIRL would like to share
her. apt. with another girl bet. 20
and 30. Ii. 7-499l .
COLORED-sTUDIO ROOM in NV.
Bachelor apartment with home pri.
vileges for young man. NO. 1923.
2-BDRM AFT. in conv. NV. sect,
with ! other girl, bet. 25 and 80.
ST, 9472. Bet. l and & pm. today
WILL SHARE my 2-bedroom furn.
apt, with / or , empl girls. Expr.
bus downtown. UN. 3299 Suns. and
ewes. a
e EMP. GIRLS will share attractive
Everything furnished. $3.50 .
month; Sun; or after 8 pm, phone
GIRL to live with Jewish girl in mod
eernn 3-rm. apt. NV. section, CAN
YOUNG EMPL. COUPLE to share at
turn.; S65. Close to good shopping
GIRL, between 20 and 25. to share
with another girl. 2-bedrm. apt. in
NV apt. bldg; $3.50 mo. Ho.
GIRL, between 80 and 35. to share
apt. with another; twin beds; NV.
section. Cath. pref. EN-. s499, after
REFINED GIRL to share an attrac9iv.
nv. l-bedrm. apt; conv. transp.
CoIoRED-PETwoRTH-Two dole.
rms. lge. closets, refined home;
conven everything; reas. RA. 6s9S.
CoLoRED-e-BEDRM. APT. to share
pta pa9e paef S1ae5 ygns o 9ses asz d9Tf All em cav
Saturday and Sunday; ewes. after. 9.
Il
Evening star., 1951-12-03
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

BOXER PUPPIES, male, fawn ano
brindle: Axe registered. AL. 2s07
BOXERS, males. fawn, 2 weeks
Axe. reg. championship stock
DoBERMAilSS prNscHER PUPS. mo
Axe, Ch. bloodline; docked. cropped
FOR FOR SALES SALES Walker VA ri fox hound.
and rabbit dogs. H E. MERSON
Long Corner, R. F. D. No. ), Mt
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, pedig.
males and temaeS, blond TO brown;
GrRMAS aHssa AsSs's' sHt sfns pHHkD Fri ol2f PUPPIES
black with tan, 81. sired, 9 wks. Old
40SS or KI. s-lb7l. -a
PUPPIEs; dogs, Bedlington, terrier
collie: bull, shep., cocker. beagle
open weekdays $500, ewes. Sun
SICKNESS in family force. owners
to seek new. home for their female
spayed cat; housebroken; black with
white spot; 9 mos. Free. UN. 9093.
MONKEY. young Capuchin. with cage
owner transferred overseas. Cal
OF. 5000. Ideal pet >
GREAT DANE PUPPIES-AKC reg.
s weeks to 8 mos. old; also Older
Danes; they make pals and protec.
tors: come to see them. ELPAW
KENNELS. Alex, Va, Duke st. ext
paEkRooff5. AZ 80 Mexican redhead; young
tame. North Beach 4341. =:
POINTER DOG. name is Boss Ele-
stone Citadel, 4 yrs. old. well
broken. IU. 4-2495. 4
REGISTERED. samoyed puppies. :
wks,, will hold for Xmas: 4th house
north of Hwy. 236, on Old Columbia
pike, Annandale. Va. 3
WIRE FOX TERRIERS, champion
sired; 5 weeks; Axe registered
EN-. 1922
Spring SH, 1855, 3
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FARM 8 GARDEN

BULLDOZERS. for grading, excavat-
ing and land clearing. Estimates
TREE REMOVAL. SIS and UP: get our
pH fTse ss1IRsses 4RaE sERHcE snd save money
GROVES TREE SERvICE-Late fall
pruning, and removing Of undesired
trees. insured. 81. 5705. JU. S-4447.
HAY-Alfalfa, End cutting; lespedeza,
HavmarFet, Va. 13-F-5. "a
MALL SAW. new and used: parts and
service; elec, chain saw, 1-man size,
$115. MALoNEY's, INC. 1926
Georgia We. Silver Spring. Md,
cSIrsTsssS MI: sIssss. TREES. wholesale
spsass mss ard ssiss@', calf GdP'ess5s: e.
USED oUIPMENT-F-2O with culti-
vator mower. W. C. Allis-Chalmers
with cultivator and mower. B with
John Deere A.
regular INC A, cubtractor. Super
lar c, C294 ploW. As baler, grain
drill, Dillinger insilage. cultivator,
INC insilage cutter H cultivator disc
Plow for cub 4, H and M tractors;
mower, Ford loader. 2h-h.p. grating
mower. MALONEY'S. INC. Silver
NV NfEpslnfE; fEetTPMENf III Mflsfss: 3D. INC super A,
Super O. H&M tractor plows. cult.
fert. attach, mowers harrows, load
ers, graders. manure spreaders lime
and fert. spreaders drills. balers,
shelter, hammer mills, spring har-
rows, heavy and light discs, wagons
and bodies. New Holland ensilage
harvesters, blower, wagon unloader.
New Idea spreaders, Brillion grass
seederS, -pulverizers, cream separa-
tors, mixer, cooler. Louden barn
equip. Parts and service. MA
LONEY'S. INC. 1925 Ga. ave-, Sill
ver Spring. JU S-3333.
HARDWARE, toys. trains. housewares
use our Christmas Lay-away plan.
MALONEY'S. INC. S126 Georgia
ave-. Silver Spring Md. JU. S-3333
INC CUB TRACTORS, as low as $6a5; /;
good for l to 40 acres. MALONEY'S
INC, S126 Ga. ave. JU. S-3333.
Evening star., 1951-12-03

I beams, l lot II in, good cond.
five l5-ft,. one l6-ft., Eve I9-ft.
three eft, TWO 2S-ft. ST 900 fol-
lot OF Ii beams. BOB, Ii. 3-226l
Evening star., 1951-12-03
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING
144s MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NV,

1i49 MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. NV
2nd #, front; $l4 week. No drinkers
CONVENIENT DOWNTOWN location
lSt fl. front with new refer and hol
> men; Si..5 so for /. DE os64 "
eliS + ST. S.W.@Bsmt. studio I'm.
persons; SIs-s5a. 50. Ex. o85s' =;
IlI6 Iith ST. N.W.-Large. nicelS
fqrn. Ink. nm; refgr. and hoi
plate; for couple or = girls RA
VICINITY 18th AND IRyING-on,
I'm. and kit: also one large room
running water; refgr.: semipvt
bath. Cali DU. O524. IL to / and
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING RooM-ssle
era.56d or dble,; IS Sl2 1k,; viewing Unier
1859 OW 2336.
COLUMBIA RID. NV. eo01-c1ear
room with meals; lge. rec. rm.. TV;
youag Govt: empl. or students
Conn, ave. vic. co 2493. a.
TOURISTS CABINS, cooking; SIS wk.
up. RI. 24d, Md. Deer Park Cottases
Phi. Gaithersburg, 463. 3
AkLfNGTON-4-b burner gas range in
room; share refgr.; bath; mr.. transp
liIO p ST. NV, The ChurchiiT'
Bed-liv. rm.. kitchenette, near bath
for employed couple, $3.50 week
COLOREn - 1896 MERIDIAN PI
NV; sgle. and dhle rms; semipvt
bath. See lanitor. %
Evening star., 1951-12-03
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
RUG, 9x12 Blue wilton broadloom;

RUG, axt2 Blue Wilton broadloom;
SDO. GE. 1885. --5
RUGS and assorted furniture-sXI2
imported Persian Sarouk; Duncan
Phyfe sofa, 3 chairs, Hollywood bed
mahogany chest, mirror. occasiona
tables and large drop-leaf table. 653I
Broad st, Brookmont. Nd. Direc-
tions: Out Macarthur blvd, "a mile
beyond District line. d
RUGS. imported Persian. Oriental
design: neavy closely woven fol
good wearing; 9x12. $49. 80; Sx11
S39 90: other sizes proper priced
MAYFAIR SHOP. 1925 G st. NV.
RUGS t2). Kirmanshaws. room size
~ museum piece; will sacrifice.
RUGS, Persian and Chinese; 25 room
sizes, genuine. finest quality; some as
low as Sl75. while they last; best
buy in town; priced below limitations
All carry full guarantee ARMENIAN
ORIENTAL RUG CO.. 2409 18th st
NV ia
SEWING MACHINE, New Home. .
years old; rarely used: in new cond /;
beautifully polished cabinet; owner
moving; exceptional buy. TIE. 3S45.
Evening star., 1951-12-03
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

SGLE. RM. in apt. home; reas. /;
centrally located. Call DI. 0s3S.
FOR LADY. dble. bedrm.. mr.. bath.
living rm; privii.. mr.. transp. Phone
500 EAST CAPITOL sT.-2 rooms,
nicely furnished; SAT so per mo, :;
Al STUDIO ROOMS; single or
double; conv. Capitol Hill; priviis.
81 week. Ii 4-l465. >
1869 yARNUM PL. N.E.-Large front
room room for LADY; Semipyt; bath; unlim.
l3i CONSTITUTION AVE, N. E.,
Capitol Hill, opposite Supreme
Court Bldg. Master front bedrm.,
twin beds, bath. ] or 9 gentle
men. immed. Telephone Ii. 3-l955
alter ] pm. Sun. 4
2iI6 12th ST. NE. Q2th and r. I.
ave. n.e.)-Double room for two
ladies or gentlemen; private bath
1Sleph9ne 39ne and laundry PRIVILEGES,
CoL0RED-e FURN. RMs.-Front
and middle. End f., near bath; home
priyls.: small children accepted. 35
cnI fnth hpIn St ne; iNv Il 75T5S4. -
for refined woman; $40 mo. ali
prlvils. DE. 5692. 4
COLORED-2 ROOMS. one single In
nice refined home on bus line En-
ployed people desired. HO. 1929
Evening star., 1951-12-03
ROOMS FURN.-MD. G. VA.

. blks. from Hot Shoppe and bus
gentleman pref. OK 3715 )
ARLINGTON minutes from D C
Daily maid service: parking privi-
Ieges. Gentlemen only. GIL. 500.
N. ARL-Attrac. 1st-h. studio IN.
pvt. bath ana entr.; refgr.; also beau
thu 2nd-f. dble. rm., pvt. bath: 2
TWO DOUBLE ROOMS. nr. bath;
private home; near transportation
and stores. :}21 Plymouth ave. Sil.
NORTH ARL.-CIose in: double OF
sTingle in pvt. home; l blk. TO buses,
PARTLY FURN. 3-rm. suite, . baths.
garage. laun.. telephone, luxurious
residential area. Falls Church. SIS.
ATTRACTIVE RM. with kit priyls
for empl. young couple. ylose 10
good shopping and transp: every
thing fnfn,. SE5 WA 1853 -;
ARLfNGTON-Bedrm next to bath.
for NICE young man. in pvt. home.
OK. 0536 +
1917 n. EDGEWOOD. ". ARL.-Mas-
ter bedrm., with twin closets. tele-
phone; nI. busline. ia. s-53ls. 4
ARLINGTON-Lge. rm.. End f. new
twin beds, pvt. bath; in pvt. home
JA 2-TI34. 4
BEAUTIFUL RM., pvt. bath. phone,
new mod home, all cony; nr. Pen
tason gentleman. IA. 4-0560. 3
Evening star., 1951-12-03
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT (publicf. bookkeeping
and tax services; reasonable. GE
1906 So
BARTENDER or will take charge
middle-aged; first class; best refer
.ences. Box 40l "A, Star. 80
MAN, 50, wants work as houseman
fireman or watchman; willing to live
in. Call DE. 96l7 OF 10. 2-5l23.
MEN AvAHABLE-For employment
odd jobs yard work. wall washing
CARPENTRY housecleaning. etc SAL.
VAT1ON ARMY Harbor Lights Corp.
PAINTER AND DECoRATOR-A-I.
Wants work week ends; day; con-
tract; clean work; good color MIKE
Daily after 6 pm, Sundays all day.
PAINTING. CARPENTRY. plastering.
cement and brick work. ANDREW,
TRUCK HELPER-Young man, COL
ored, desires job. Phone Ii. 1914
MAN. experienced. desires part-time
work house cleaning, floor waxing or
painting LU. l-SI24
YOUNG MAN. accounting degree.
wants. beginning bookkeeping, ac-
counting clerk or administrative job
CHI 6q62
CoLoRED MAN wants porter work
, after 8 pm. LU. 2-7S43. 81
Evening star., 1951-12-03
ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.W.

4O31 NICHOLS AVE. s.W.-Furn
rm-. next TO bath, pvt. home, unlim.
phone. excel. transp. 10 3-5714.-4
BIS 10Th ST. S.E.-Lge. frt. rm., well
furn, mr.. bath; empl, refined gentle
man: $50 mo. IL 6-2473. 81
quiet home, on carlne; 645 Maine
ave s.w. Ex l339 -
30 c ST. S.E.-Bedrm., next TO bath
suit. young man, 81 wk. FIR. 1.4U
MEN ONLY. near Navy Yard; / blk
from Pa, Sc: entertaining priyiIs,
age 3i-45. Ii 1-55T2
OLORED-ATTRACT RM, conv
loc;, reas.. rent to couple or single
girl: prlyilS. LU. 4-5lg0. 4
Evening star., 1951-12-03

COLORED-II13 p ST. NV. Extra
large furn. room. Use of kit. and
laundry fac. 12 blk. from llth st.
car line. No children. S35 per
month. See MRS. HENSON. HU.
S799 >
COLORED-Is09 T ST. NV. s4-size
room, furnished. Close to trans.
S24 20 per month. MRS. JOHN
SON, HU. 510S. %
tractiye front rm; refined couple or
single person; kit. privs. TU. 4421
COLORED-3 LARGE furnished OF
unfurnished rooms; nice location
Call NO 52S7. -3
COLORED-555I IRVING ST.-Large
front room to rent to settled. sober
employed couple or 2 women,
ia. 1923. 3
COLoRED-sINGLE ROOM, for re-
nned gentleman. some privileges
Call after 4 GE. 60S6. -4
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PRIVATE ENTRANCE-s7a so incl.
utiIs, liv rm. bedrm.. kit. bath.
Bright bsmt. apt. above street. level:
IMMACTLATE lst a. Arm. apt. /;
ideal for Cath. cple infant; ladnd.
facil. Mr.. ECKLOFF. ME. 0405.
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HELP DOMESTIC

COOK-G.HW., $50 to start; for
modern new rambler with all mod
ern convenienceS: live in own pvt
apt: must be good cleaner: reliable;
have excel. refs; other help kept
TU. 1645. -3
COOK k-MAID-Experience Settled to
live in. Must like children. All day
Thursday off and Sun. after break
fast Other help empl. $50. Wo.
2262. 3
G.H.w., colored, care for 2 small
noon OoSf iii iye wed ,a sft pTt s5 sm of Tk rssS Ss
sry. pvt. I'm. AP. 4746. A
G.H.W., cook; IL am. through Z pm
dinner; ; days tor live I'M. Silver
Spring; S25 and fare Phone between
10 Inn. and pm. JU. S-S64l.
G.H.W.-Live in. 5ia days. S25 week.
2 school age boys, References. TU.
G.HW.. maid. live in; end floor
bier. Assist with two children.
Complete automatic equipment in
cludtng dishwasher. Top salary. FA.
HOUsEKEEPER. white; . adults; pri-
pate rm. and bath; reference. FA
2375 after D m. 3
LADY who desires home in exchange
Tor Ink. and companion plus small
weekly salary. Reply to GIL 1920.
NURSEMAID. white; SITS per mo t;
care OF 5-mo. -old baby. other duties;
live in. MI. $50. --3
ELDERLY LADY. white, between So
81; g.h.w. Apply 1891 Georgia
ave. Office Of ROBERT A. RIVERS.
3
FOR EMPLOYED OR STUDENTS,
white or coloreG rm.. :, meals a day
for evening care of children. Work
Sats. and Suns. month. $50 mo.
Call DU. 63g7 )
LIVE IN-Experienced e.h,w. and
COOK; small family, new home EN-
63lI. u
GIRL. colored, wishes > days work:
experienced. reliable and best ref
erenceS. DE. 1856
G,H.W. over 25 years with refs;
no COOKING. live in. TU 25nS d
Evening star., 1951-12-03
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

SINGER Sewing Machine. Long bob
bin. treadle. $50. 10. 2-1539. j
LIONEL TRAINS repaired; factory
approved service for over 40 years.
Be sure to see our Lionel bargain
table; many items at reduced
pTlces SUPERIOR LOCK q ELEC-
IhiC CO., 1410 l. st. NV. RE
1927. Parking available. III
SiNoEK SEWING MACHINE - Used
sIeaaie mooel, S19.g5. SINGER
SEWING CENTER, 3107 Wilson
blvd. Arl., Va. OK. $500. q
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ROOMS EURNisHED-N.W.
wARDMAN PARK vICINITY-Beaut

furn. front twin-bed rm.; suit. :
men; phone ext; kit. priVils. Also
single room. HO. 1927. --5
18TH AND I SITS. N.W.-Liv. rm.-
bedrm.; nicely, furnished for refined
lady, non-smoker: S45. HO. SS04. or
Evening star., 1951-12-03
GARAGES

UTILITY BUILDINGS
Fair prices, lst class materials; full
sizes, fine workmanship: sample
buildings on yard.
BERKEY PROPERTIES, INC
1921 Lee Hwy, Arl. ia. $4,000
GAS RANGES, new. used: also coal coal
ACME STOVE. lo1i 7th. Ma. s952
GAS RANGE, 7-ft. Coldspot refgr.,
Ever, Eyerhot eiectr. roaster. Call EN-
GAS RANGE, full size, console type
good condition, cheap. NO. 9272
GAS RANGES. new. used; credit; m
stallation PEERLESS SALES. 1927
Ga. ave DE 5670.
GROCERY FIXTURES, registers
check-out counter. scales, frozeE
foods, dairy case, walkin cooler, z
meat cases, veg. cases and gondolas
Can be seen Mon. through Sat, 90(
GUN. - caliber rifle, brand-new
best offer. XII. S-5671. -3
GUNS-Savage 800, Model 90: s.p
12-gauge shotgun Call 81. 0399. -
HEATING PLANT. warm air, gas
Chrysler automatic; all controls
good as new; rated $1,000 btu.
sacrifice. S125. OW. 1862. CHI. 4Sl9
HEATER. hot-water. a0-sal. bottled
pggascttiseaily pgs ts new; 20. Fairfax
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ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

is THERE q congenial, clean, honest
girl between 25 and 35 who would
like to share my well-furniShed,
bedrm. apt. If SO. call JO.2-1379,
NV. SECTION-One or 2 girls to
share 2-bedrm. apt: with 2 others
Call DE. 0276. -
COLORED-SHARE APT; with all
privils. Couple or sele. person. $40
mo. Call Monday through Saturday,
Ii. 4-4723. after 8 pm. %
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COAL, MOOD, FUEL OIL

WOOD, seasoned oak
delivered to curb Fri, Sat, Sun
S24 cord; also Pres-t to-loes. the
packaged fireplace fuel. HEARTH
AND HOME SUPPLIES Home phone
CHI. 1000 Apt. 95S or OW. 1892
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ROOMS UkEURklSHED

ONE HALF BLK. from Freedman
daS;GdJ HoSpitJai' 2nd f.; XII, priviIs.o if
COLORED-LARGE RM. with kit. in
desirable home Empl. adults. Cal
AD 2a16 till noon 4
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CATTLE 6 LIVESTOCK

10 ABERDEEN ANGUS cows; 4 to s
yrs. old; all calves vaccinated for
bangs. Call Washington, Va. 2701
DOLMONT FARMS. 3
cow, purebred registered Jersey, fresh
with SECOND calf; 1926. Clarksville
7S5-W-5. -S
YEARIING STEERS, ~ Herefords,
90 Angus, 1928 each. Call early for
either lot. Rockville 3416. tRock-
vile S424. j-S
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MANTELS. ANTIQUE. 65 yrs. old. with
beautiful hand engravings and cut
outs. excellent cond. Free delivery
$40 ea. DU. 6644. a
MANTELS. marble and granite; ]
large white mantel. marble or gran.
lite. Call ia. S-6363. -6
MEAT CASE. loft. Hill; excel cond
reas. Can be seen at 5l3 9th st
ne. or call AID. 5S92. a
MlMEOGRAPH M Niagara
falr condition; electric; $75. Cali
EX. 1868.
MOTORS, l/1OO to 100 h.p.: and re.
duction gear: 6-44O volts; rewounc
eXeh; CARTY. 1908 14th. NO. O224
MOVIE PROTECTOR, B. l. H., is.
nm. IKE new, $195; pvt. owner
Sadl EN-. ouU0. 5
OFFICE FURNITURE-6 walnut ex.
executive. desks, swivel chairs, sid,
chairs. chair pads. desk trays. Rea.
sonable. 4751 Lee hwy ia. 4-1620