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MoBIIE HOMES

MOBILE HOMES
'46 ELCAR, IS -------$1,3 1896
As HOWARD, 28' - -$1,595
'46 MoBILHOME, 25' -$1,595
so STEWART, IS - 81 ,495
Low Down Payment
BALANCE LIKE RENT
American Trailer
COMPANY, INC.
CERTIFIED T.c.M.A. DEALER
403O Wis. Ave. NV, Wo. 1921
BRANCHES:
OAK GROVE TRAILER COURT
(U. s. No. /. miles So. Alexandria
1744 RICHMOND HWY.
e Miles So. Alexandria,
BERWYN. MD.
%. s. No /, 2 Miles No. o. Of Md
LEXINGTON PARK. MD.
(Near PatuXent River N. A. 3D.
Open Daily and Sum-. 8 to 9
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AVIATION

CESSNA, heavy wing
licensed. including spare parts
FoR aus sAIE-is4s e5-h.p. Taylor
Craft. Fresh license: Newly rem;
ished. Best offer. See SANDERS
AVIATION: Riyerdale, Md. -N
Ma0I sale. Two airpIanes. ii De 4-piace Y PAGER
125 h.p., and T-Craft. This club Il
solvent and has been operating fiys
years. Planes hangered at Hybla
Valley Airport. Call AL. 5S15.
TAYLORCRAFT, 1916, for sale; excel
cond. Call ST. 1865 or WA. 92S8
2 I947 STINS0N VOYAGERS, excel
lent condition, $500; Cub cruiser
Champions from 5000. FA. 29S9
PILOTS, AIRCRAFT MECHANICS, SCI
Teach r. an11n AIR 1NsTITuTE. fRsi1as5.HE 0Ol'''
VIRGINIA FLYING CLUB operating
best J-3 Cub in area, has 2 mem
berships available. King S-9366.
Fleet bi-plane, Kinner 1875 engine
relicensed and recovered Sept. 81
Sell or trade. Make offer. JOHN
HURLEY, King S-9366.
Wanted, Cessna 1905 and 140's and
id OuDc. VIII phy CASu. h1lP1dAcs
must be licensed and in top condi.
ton. JOHN HURLEY, King 1886
Stinson AT19. Recovered, relicensec
and majored Dec, 81; S2,195 OF
best offer. JOHN HURLEY. Kini
1896. -27
AIRCRAFT OWNERS; We have i'm.
mediate buyers for Cessnas. Bellan'
cas-, Navions, Beechcrafts, DC-3s
DC-4s and Lodestars. No charge fol
listing. Free tiedown on our sale:
sion fees, one straight rate. AIR
AGENT SALES CO., p. o. Box 2033
Potomac Station. Alexandria, Viz.
ginia. -27
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BOATS

PENGUIN CLASS sAILBoAT, nylon
sail; good racer; preseason price
CTTBooHRID MoToR-New Eisin
oR eaa 4ss4. s9d 2 light cushions. ~ Ss49S
WANTED: used Marine engine, 20 tc
go h.p.. medium speed. not over 42
n. overall. Box 226-H, Star. 30
WANTED, BOAT ENGINE; prefer
Grey Sray or re chris,craft; tSs1 about 100 hp
NEW ESs'' eoEFT. EHi tsPEEEDBoAr with With o,
without motor; white oak framing,
white cedar pianking. PAUL ROB
ERTsoN, East Carr's Wharf Road
|EvINRUDE and Elto outboard motors
nps boats new new and gsed se1y
representatiyes. ?37 18th St, Sc.
WE HAVE for immediate delivery
johnson 25-h.p.. motors. DO not
wait for the spring rush. WIENER
APPLIANCE CENTER, Marshall Va
es1FT. bhSne 4Safi CABIN CRUISER. Fully
will be at dock. ALTON PHIPPs,
Deale; Nd. Sunday, IL to dark.
ofELaaaR6i a. 400 Ext STdrnI X ~ ~ -27 e..
STONE; Tnn,ng t,s W. 1d : aDDrqx Is hrs
AuiiAi'ns 'ilue' AiAe He"' ho' 81 o.
WANTED, small sailboat. 10 to IL
f.; give condition and details. Box
ENGINE. v-s, complete with clutch
and Transmission. Call OK. 000?:
PRoPELLER' ddns 14xl4. r. h., 81. Call
aS-FT. FISHING RUNABouT. fast,
able. economical. Al condition. Call
o3TBoasD eli oeSi; REpArRs-Mercury and
all makes, complets checkup: clean,
or sprns ine aSss' no% cYcGE TsaeE
CO.. s1Iz geergia geeecg ave. Silver
58-FT. CRUISER, $1,000. full price;
an old boat: but well built. with
years years Of snG srSisins left; beautiful in
living aboard: presently in yard on
bay. awaiting needed hull work;
sscrIfice; Box lS6-K.. Star.
COMET. SAILBOAT,. ship-shape rae
sFHRApEEY aHH i1S 9ne SUM, suit Ho i5ils s54sa 4hsaNEs
1850 sTEELcRAFT SEDAN. 2s t.;
Ssm semplsstas sa oEd Eith all equipment; like
1915 stssisSaft s. ssS sedan. 20 ft.;i sacri-
Thirty-ft. bay-built cruiser; new
Chrysler engine; $3.50.
See at the STEEL CRAFT dock, Maine
ave. and M s.w.. ST. 4145. -28
1888 33' Chris Craft, twin 95 h.p.
ca, sleeps 4, excellent eondi.-
1888 81 saSh Baltzer, twin chFysiers 1sSgg
1914, phone, lux system 5000
1947 So Wheeler sedan, like new.
1s4s 33' owens sedan! twin nag
ships, good condition $500
1895 39' Matthews, electric toilet.
pressure water, phone $500
1884 46, ACF. fly bridge. twin Chris
Craft 1856 h.p., new 1851,
1947 4o' Wheeler sun lounge, twin
Crowns, RCA. phone, dinghy.
johnson outboard, winter COW
er, beautiful IA. 500
1941 40' Custom sedan, sleeps g.;
many extras 3, 800
1929 50' Elco. twin 145 hip, walk
around decks 14.50O
1929 52' Dawn. twin 145 h.p., ex-
cellent condition $4,000
Many others to select from.
New WELIN, WHEELER AND COR
RECT CRAFT CRUISERS. Packard
Engines. Martin Outboard Motors,
RCA, Sub-Signal Telephones. Stickell
Converters. Boat Repairs. Railway,
Supplies and Complete Marine Serv-
ice. Phone Republic 4797.
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MONEY TO LOAN
sUMMER HOMES

SMALL COTTAGE, swimming. pleas
ant for teen-aSers, about 40 miles
ADKINS. 1909 Wildwood dr., Ia
komo Park, Nd. eH. 7451.
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1St-TRUST NOTE
Very well secured 1st deed of trust
note for $4,000 on nearby virginia
property. Complete infoEmatioE E
SON, 500 woodward Bldg. MA
1854. Sat. and Sum-, eall Daleyiev
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MALONEY'S INC.
1925 Georgia Ave. s. s. Md.
JU. S-3333; Sun. and Ewes. 81. 903S
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WATERFRONT ACREAGE
6h MILES D. C.. LINE
ERoNr PROF. FOR Rent

RENT-Five-bedroo house on the
water. Basement with shower,
central heating. Shown by appoint
ment. Call MRS. c. w. DODSON,
Annapolis 1892.
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TRICK SALE

80 Ford FL h-ton p.u- 1896
SO Willys A-ton p.u. --- $845
40 Chev. Ia ton BoyertoWn- Sa25
40 Ford FL panel $500
'4S Chev. 2-ton long w.h.----- $S9f
'47 Ford 2-ton long " b. $3.50
'47 Int. KB-6 l5S-in. w.b.-- S975
AZ Chev. 2-ton 12-ft. flat $3.50
AZ Int. KS 12-ft. flat -. $3.50
plstform trailer M S1.49s
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WATER FRONT PROP. WANTED
WILL PAY CASH for home on bay or
river not over 45 miles from Wash.
either all-year or summer use. Give
full particulars, price and location.
Box 186-B. Star.
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CHESAPEAKE BAY

S4&A6AS&44 A4A4AA SA4
Calvert County, Nd, 90 wooded acres
1900 #. shore frontage, partly OF
Cove Point; one Of the fine. Western
Shore beaches; improved by thre.
houses and utility house; q rocl
wool insulated house, has lSx24 liv
ing room with fireplace, modern
Kitchen and bath; the 24xl2-ft
porch commands q hne view from
the 6O-ft. elevation. A 60Gc com
pleted. 2-family, cinder block. fire
proof construction house has twt
16x4O living rooms, fireplace OF
first floor, 2 baths and shower
Building material. fixtures and uttl
ities are on the ground to completi
this modern residence. In addition
q guest house. Eminently suitable
for Q congenial group, club or boys
or girls camp. For information ap
ply to THEODORE F. MENK. 92i
18th st. NV. EX. 2740. Broker
cooperation invited.
The Arizona post., 1952-06-06
&ociaZ
andRsrsonah

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris KatZ, for
mer co-owner of Katz and Berg
Market, left May 9 for Brooklyn.
Some friends are predicting they
will be back before long.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Steinberg,
New York, former Tucsonians,
are making their annual visit.
They will remain thru June and
motor home leisurely via Banff
and Lake Louise Daughters, Lin
da received the horsmanship
award and Myrna, top scholastic
honors for grade school at Fen
ster School closing exercises.
Marcia RaticOff, who has been
attending LaSalle Junior College
near Boston, will serve as a sum-
mer counsellor at the Community
Center Day Camp, Margate City,
NJ.
Robert ShaftOn, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Shafton, was one of
the two winners announced at
University commencement eXer-
cises last week of the coveted
Freeman award, top school honor.
Barbara COpins, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyman Copins, left
Tuesday by plane for Boston to
visit the family after which she
will spend the summer at camp
at Putney, VT. She was accom-
panied by Mrs. Irma Kaufman,
who will be the guest of her
children in the east and probably
spend some time in the Adiron-
dackS.
MIR. and Mrs. Abraham Stavis-
ky planed Monday night to Bos-
ton to visit for the summer with
their children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam GOldstein,
Desert Blvd, entertained at an
open house Sunday in honor of
the graduation of their son, Burt,
from UA.
Mr.. and Mrs. IsadOre Schuch-
man, Forest Hills, L. l., left re-
Gently after a months visit with
their daughter and son-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon GerSon.
The Arizona post., 1952-06-06

Harry Netupsky had a visit
from a friend whom he had not
seen for 20 years, Harry Bishop,
associated with Warner Bros. in
Los Angeles. Harry proudly
showed him the town.
When Rabbi Abraham Danzig
left Tucson last week to assume
his new post in Kansas City, he
was presented at the airport with
a key to the City before boarding
the plane, by Mayor Emery and
told that he is always welcome
back. A number of friends saw
Mrs. Danzig off for Kansas City,
the previous week.
Mrs. Sol Gruchik leaves Monday
to spend the summer in the east.
Mrs. Frieda Rubin returned to
Chicago for the summer.
Mrs. David Feldman and daugh-
ter, Susan, N. Fontana, flew to
Toronto for a three weeks visit
with her family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Sher had
as visitors Mr.. and Mrs. A. f.
Rosen and children, Tombstone,
Mrs. Anna Cole, LA, Mrs. George
Young and daughter, Marianne,
Houston, and Reba Redstone, De-
troit. Group later journeyed to
Tombstone to be guests of the
RoSenS.
Four generations of the family
are represented here with the ar
rival of Mrs. Leonard Fox and
her young daughter, Karen Sue,
Detroit. They are the guests OF
Mrs. Fox's grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Kahn and her aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Friedman. Mr.. Fox will join
them at the end of the month.
Mrs. David J. Ginsberg, E. 9Th,
and son, Shiel, and his fiancee,
Roslyn May, left Monday to at
tend the formal engagement re-
ception to be held this weekend
at Miss Mays home in Toledo.
Shell returns to Davis-Monthan
on the 22nd. He will be married
in Toledo the end of August.
Mrs. Ginsberg will visit with rel
atives in Detroit for several
weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. Morris Gitlltz
will be in Gary, Ind, for the sum-
mer.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-01-24
LISTEN AMERICANS!
by George 5. Benson
President Of Harding College

The eaas made their Roadway by creating resent
ment the profit They convinced many followers that
profit system against the best interest Of the working people
cforat they say, shouldn't be permitted to
"p fiji OF the labor Of others
M. VILLAIN T. Bean, a Pennsylvania high school principal
good this. He recently visited automobile
manufacturing plant France which owned and operated by
French When he quered the manager about the
All with maintaining Jobs the employees" Yet DR.. Bean
this Soczed factory operated primarily for their bene
and without profit motive" that the employees
..IHt Increased since 1889.
Why? Because there incentive for the workers the
1-oa#u to 2.k better mobile lower price. Under
Socialism the basis of Individual need"
Of efficiency individual merit production Any
Dot goes into the treasury the Welfare State
the comlanl treasury for Improvements, Increases
Industrial mmoy and expansion, Of profits is the
lc-bl Of Americas economic The real wage-pur
chasing power the American industrial employee
than ped in the last 80 years Under the American system
is tine employers duty make profit Here
CD business must make profit replace old
machines with 2) profits a company
10 enough research keep up with competitors business
make profit in periods keep going in
the first SIX months of bad % profits needed
and and make josJobS which many times filled by
doyees cdrn 90 industries profit
support public schools Fairgrounds, hospitals, community chests
lB research. and other projects for the good
Whoever attacks profits lessons the puics
the profit system. hitting the system
and etdargern@ the future Welfare OF all humanity.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-01-24
MCHENRY

Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Bond visited
Ms. Bonds daughter, Mrs. Oren
Vail.
Mrs. Edward Glotfelty visited rela-
tiveS in HagerstoWn over the week
end,
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton S. Dewitt,
Mrs. Fred Hoye and Mr.. and Mrs. G.
|. Wright visited Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Friend and family Saturday night.
Mrs. Martha Savage, who had Wis
tied relatives here for several days,
returned to Hopwood Sunday.
Among those shopping in Oakland
Saturday were Mrs j. G. Glotfclty,
Mrs. Ross Speicher and daughter,
Miss Joan Glotfelty, Mrs. William r.
Savage and granddaughter, Mrs. Mil
ton S. Dewitt and Mrs. c. |. Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Wright had as
their visitors during the past week
and on Sunday Mr. and Mrs Milton
S. Dewitt. Nh and Mrs Ralph Friend
and two sons, Mrs Alma Wolfe. Mrs.
Fred Hoye, Mr.. and Mrs. Olland
Wright and family of Somerset, Pa. !;
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Savage and son,
.of Hopwood, Mr.. and Mrs. Mason
Rodeheaver and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Rodeheaver.
The following guests gathered at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Everett
Vansicklc on Tue day evening in
honor Of Mr. Vansickle's birthday:
Mr.. and Mrs Wayne Wolfe and son,
of GAINESVILLE, W. Va; Mn. and Mrs.
Fred Hoye, Ruth Hoye, Paul Hoye,
Catherine Hoye Bob Hoye, Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton S. Dewitt. Mrs Alma
Wolfe, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Friend,
Buddy Friend Ronald Friend, Mr. and
Mrs. Everett Friend and four chill
dren, Mr.. Simmons and Mrs. c. l..
Wright. The evening was spent in
group singing Of hymns and Mr.. Mil
ton Dewitt and Mr. Wayne Wolfe
entertained with string music Re
freshments were served.
An oil furnace has recently been
installed in the basement of the
Evangelical United Brethren church.
Rev and Mrs. George Simpson Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Brenneman
Wednesday afternoon. Wednesday
evening visitors were Mrs. A. J.
Thomas and Mrs Earle Glotfelty and
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Glotfelty enter
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-01-24
Mild Weather Ends

Garrett county's mild weather came
to an abrupt end on Wednesday morn
ing when the temperature dropped
perceptably and snow started falling.
Around two inches Of snow had come
down up to this morning and the
temperature remained around the 20
degree mark.
Last Thursdays weather was an
intimation of what was to come.
There was a vivid display of lightning
and the heavy rumble of thunder on
Thursday night, along with heavy
wind and hail. The colder weather,
however, did not arrive until Monday.
Sleet was noticeable on Tuesday
morning which later turned to rain.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-01-24

tanned on last Thursday evening with
q birthday party in honor of the for
mer's mother, Mrs. Hattie Glotfelty,
on her 10th birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Bond and Ruth
Ann Vail spent the weekend in Bal
timore visiting Mr. and Mrs. Orlen
Vail and infant daughter, Susan
Elaine. Mrs. Bond remained for Il
weeks visit.
Mrs. Lena Glotfelty and two chill
dren spent the weekend in Hagers-
town with relatives.
Mrs. Raymond Spear and daugh-
ter, Gayle, spent Tuesday with Mrs.
Mark Saltzer and daughter, Ellen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Duckworth, Mr..
and Mrs. Webster Brenneman and son,
Mrs. Earle Glotfelty and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Klotz and son
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Duckworth
and family Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Knots and
daughter, Ruth Ann. Of Crellin, Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Brenneman
Tuesday,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-01-24
Three Join Air Force

The enlistment of three men during
the past week was announced by
M/Sgtg. George f. KI3y Oakland re-
cruiter. All were for four years, in
the air force
Harold J. Lowdermilk, 90 husband
of Mrs Mary Jane Lowdelmlk, Oak
land, and son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
T. Lowdermilk, Terra Alta, enlisted
with the rank of corporal. He was a
member Of the air force during World
War II, European theatre, and dis
charged with the rank of sergeant.
He later re-enlisted in the air force
reserve. He returns to service as an
auto mechanic with over four years
service credit.
Prior to enlistment he was employed
by the State Roads commission as
a truck driver. Upon acceptance at
Alexandria, Va, he was sent to Boil
ing air base, Washington, D. c.. for
processing
Also enlisting as plivates were
John Elmer Feathers, Jr., u, son Of
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-01-24

Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Feathers, Sr,,
Kitzmiller; and Tony David Sullivan,
10, son of Mrs. Fannie p. Sullivan,
Kitzmiller.
Feathers assisted his father in
farming prior to enlistment. Sullivan
was graduated from Kitzmiller High
in l949 and prior to enlistment was
employed in Pennsylvania as con-
struction laborer. The two were for
warded to Sampson air base, Geneva,
n. Y, for basic training.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-01-24
Named TO State Groups

Several Garrett county school
teachers were named to standing and
local Legislative committees by the
president of the Maryland State
Teachers association, Earl 7. Haw-
kins.
Mrs. Gwendolyn C. Warwick, who
teaches at Red House school, was
named to the retirement committee;
and Bruce Jenkins, Crellin elementary
teacher, was named to the handbook
committee.
Merle Frantz, Friendsville High, is
serving as local legislative chairman
for this county. Edwin Elias, principal
of Oakland elementary, is local vel
fare chairman.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-01-24
lvl1H a ModsNn
ALL ELECTRIC KI7CAkEN

Make your kitchen modern tomorrow The new ALI
Electric Kitchens . . consisting of Automatic Ranges,
Rofrgerators Food Freezers and other appliances
moderately priced, cheap to use and super-ettlclent
When you plan your new, ultra-modem kitchen compare
ELECTRIC appliances for Style =. Convenience
Speed of Operation and Economy Then you'll see why
MODERN WOMEN GO ALL-ELECTRIC
Let our Kitchen specialists help you in developing COM
pete plans for the kitchen you dream about-lghtng
wiring equipment layout In using this service you
obligate yourself not at all.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-01-24
MT. LAKE PARK

There will he social in the MI
Lake Park school on Friday evening,
January 25, it has been announced.
Proceeds will be contributed to the
March Of Dimes program The public
is invited.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-01-24

Churchill appealed for at least a
''token force" at Sucz Canal zone and
also warned Americans to keep Il
tight grip on atomic weapons.
Evening star., 1952-11-28
ROOMS EURNlsHED-N.E.

1870 E. CAPITOL sT.-Large at
tractive front rm.. conv. transp.
downtown, or will share house with
congenial settled couple. Ii. 3-7524.
80
FURN. attractive room in
new home. next to bath; no other
roomers. Chillum bus. RA. 0521.
NEW HOME, attrac. furn. dble. rm.,
next bath. shower; for or 2: no
other roomerS. ia. 1857.
40 BUCHANAN ST. N.E.-Twin bed
rm. for 9. Hollywood beds. $50 mo.
4627 18th ST. N.E.-Warm. conf
rm.; quiet. refined home; next bath.
Gentleman. LA. 6-66l5. i
CoLORED-a14 eth ST. N.E.-Nice
sleeping rm., share kitchen and din
ing rm: 50 wk. MRS. WINFIELD,
CoLoRARID-DoUBLE FRONT RIM
For rent. 1915 East Capitol ST., FIR.
C;OejlLoRED ROOM. single front;
cow. to bath; $24 so mo-; empl
lady, conf. home, priyil. NO. G64d
COLORED-FURN. ROOM for rent;
near good transportation; privileges.
coHoRED Of; RSSo- EMPL. CPLE. Small,
comfortable room. use of kitchen.
LU. 4-5O2S. ewes. Sat. and sun.
80
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

tas ID; IDEAL Xmas sifss; ss2i'5-ss5. SSsAs HA'
GIVE YOUR PET A vAcATioN in
the COUNTRY while you are enjoying 2ps
good food kind supervision. PICK up
!, KROSS KENNELS. Broyning 679.
SHEEP DOGS (toy COL
liesl, males, elig. for Axe. OIL.
TOY D. MANCHESTER PUPPIES. 12
ends. or wkdays after WO. s516.
TOY MANcHEsTERs. Axe, Cham
Ii.s. pion.bred pgppies; pps oli. Will hold I fer
GERMAN sHEPHERD, Axe reg, ch.
dren srsa sf5o sfGsie jE 9 s5a52 SE5 loves $50 so
BOXERS. Axe. champion stock, 2K
mo-; seal-coat brindle female, needs
lots Of love; also fawn bro. and
RNAGirAT.n ststsE; Al; s6Ia; Iasts Axe. black
paIsR 6ianket, male, sse $sekS' Wi. ssoa. 0lA'A
male, Axe; loves chill
dren; cheap to good home. FA.
soEiD BLACK pUPpIEs-Miniature
Belgian sheep dogs, Axe reg. FA.
COCKER eSSSi PUPS, Axe reg. handsome,
healthy pets. A small deposit will
reserve one for you. VI. 37l6.
German short-hair pups;
3 mos. old and brown stock Axe
registered top blood line; $50 to
1925. Call Hillside $500 80
COME TO Mont. Co. Shelter and
adopt a dog; save a life. Open
Sat. $50 to noon. 81. 51S3.
nnG Ghanhnrd Ynolos
usual disposition; adult persons or
guard dog only. CH. 4455. -29
Evening star., 1952-11-28
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

NV. BEDRM; for lady abstainer,
1850 sSH Harvard ST. N.w.-sleeping
rooms with privil. of reception
room, kit. and laundry. Ho. 719s.
CHILDREN ACCEPTED-Nice turn.
privils.; close to bath; pvt. detached
schools; will be avail. Sun. Nov. 23.
RA. 1906. 43l3 Kansas ave. NV.
ONE ROOM. Ink, $46; young souple'
SaIa service or ex-service preferred. AD'
ARLINGToN-Double rm.; gas range
in rm.; share bath and refgr.; avail
able now. Call GIL. 1900. 20
DUPONT CIRCLE, 211O r ST. NV.
nicely nicely furn. Adults only; also
39i2 Sth NV nicely furn. rms.
equipped with refrigeration and hot
plate: all utils. incl. ia. OSS5. 80
QUIET CPLE.-Lge. frt; STUDIO rm.'
foam MnaSTs @ssi eff EFF Fsdl0 sa EI e5s5 a55.
seq BUCHANAN ST. N.w.-Nicely
furn. bedrm. and kit. for employed
&C, couple; ,xI RA; S443; ona -. rm Is S,tn
IX%k JONN. ANE.-OAC 1eC. In W4tAi
kit. privils.; easy transp. Key at
beauty yy,y@6H saISH. CT Ho; H2y s94o. a,,Iac M2
front rm.. 2 studio couches. sep.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1922 st. NV
Large room, double bed, refgr, sink.
adjoining bath; convenient location;
adults; no drinkers; $40. MI. 1865
LGE. e. sTGD5lo., redec.. hot plate; bus
1913 Calvert NV, AID. 96Sl. .
FURN. studio rm.,
full kit. with back porch. 71O A
st. Sc. Phone AID. 3163. 80
753 QUEBEC PL. N.W.-Rooms for
Ink; newly redecorated; phon1e pnH1
1914 18th ST. N.w.-Large rm. with
gent; SO per wk. Shown between
491s riai i4th ST. N.w.-Larse, nicely
furn.. Ink. rm., refgr., hotplate.
Couple or 2 girls. RA. 3002. 80
44O6 nth ST. N.W.-Light house,
keeping rm;; nicely furn.; reasonable
7aS WEBSTER ST. N.w.-Two large
rms. newly dec. dble. and sgle.;
Hollywood beds, refgr., stove; Sl7
- Furn. comb. living
rm.-bedrm., kitchen; for 2 empl. per-
sons; " block to bus. CHI. $685.
Evening star., 1952-11-28

A4ES, 81 to $500; WEDGES
TENTS; vt scTA TARps IS a AND y GI9THs
" AiRHosE, &c FoioTT T'
25l3 M NV. EX. 3527
many extras; on table 5x9 IT.; like
new; half priced at $69.50. OR
TRICYCLE., Mercury, eo-inch; good
condition; $40. JE. 3-1236. so
rYPEWRITERS New portables; free
nome demon; by factory repr. Terms
p ssSk Wk Elk. 1924; eve.-sun.. LU
VACUUM CLEANER, Lewyt; all att
newest model; only 5 months old
VACUUM CLEANERS! You cannot af
ford to miss this sale. Brand-neW
Royal de luxe tank. was S79.50
now S49.95: Electrolux. like new
Hoover, guaranteed same as new
$3.50; others, S5 up. These won't
sast long. 1912 Lee hwy, CHI. 4gl4
WASHER-Easy Spindry in perfect
condition. S65., JU. S-1010. rs
WASHER, Bendix Gyromatic. excel,
ERNAa Len iGnd lva3 s5lG 5a4s5 Af5eF pm: mas cal
. Maytag, good cond
$29.50: Easy. wringer washer
DISTRICT ELECTRIC CO, 47Ol
Wisconsin ave. NV, WO. 1902. -3t
dryers, irons, 1920;
of regular list prices. All famous
makes; all fully guaranteed. STAR
RADIO Co. 400 11th st. NV.
MACHINE, portable, zoe
amp: Westinghouse ranger mounted
on 1910 Ford h-ton truck; complete
with access. and cable; $3.50. AP
UNBEAM MIxMASTER with bowls
iyqllcer:; dannnd1. and cover. Like new; $25
JE. 3-09O7, 3Os
Evening star., 1952-11-28
ROOMS FURN.-MD. g VA.

UNIVERSITY PARK, MD. - Quiet
room near transp.; $50 mo. UN.
IN ARLINGTON, 10 minutes from
Pentagon; lge., clean, well.furnished
double room; carpeted wall to wall;
for two gentlemen; private bath,
private entrance; $40 mo. 5243
10th pl. So. Call ia. 8-5S13. 4
room., twin beds.
kitchen privils.; for married couple;
pvt. home of l adult. CHI. 34s9.
80
SILVER SPRING-Close in: beautiful
quiet room: every convenience; gen
tleman; 81. 606s. 80
location. Call IA: 5-7947. ,-2S
NICELY FuRN: RM;; shower bath;
stores; $50 Gail after pm.
1927 N. Utah St, Arl;; Vs; Il
LARGE COMFORTABLE ROOM. semi
pvt. bath: 3 blks. from Ga. ave. bus
terminal; S35 mo- JU. 5-3S00. 30
SILVER SPRING--Lovely lge. bedrm:
and bath; on quiet street; l blk; of
Georgia ave. JU. 7-162l. 80