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The frontiersman., 1952-05-29
12 ACRES OF TIMBER DESTROYED IN FIRE NEAR MILE 50

Approximately 12 acres of timber were destroyed by fire Friday afternoon near Mile 60 on Glenn Highway.
 According to Ranger A. E. kIump, U. s. Division of Pores try, 26 volunteer fire-fighters from Palmer, Jonesville, and the Alpine Inn area had the fire well under control within eight hours after their arrival on the scene, despite a 30-mile-per-hour wind that famed the flames. Two bull dozers and Division of Forestry plane were used in the fire-con- trol operations.
 The burned-out area was most ly on the Don Boulter property. One cow shed was removed from the path of the fire.
 The fire is reported to have started from the accidental ignit- ing of brush by the four-year-old daughter of Mrs. Hillery Holder field when she picked up a fam ing stick from a rubbish pile her mother was burning and threw it in the dry brush.
The frontiersman., 1952-05-29
CUB SCOUT NEWS

More than fifty cub scouts, their parents and leaders enjoyed a pack-meeting picnic the even ing of June 26 on the grounds at the Experiment Station.
 Good food and games were the highlights of the evening. Volley ball and baseball games were enjoyed by the cubs and their
The frontiersman., 1952-05-29

MT. and Mrs. Don Irwin leave by plane tomorrow for Salem, Oregon, where they will attend commencement activities at Will liamette College, their sons Alma Mater. Young Don gets his diploma Monday.
The frontiersman., 1952-05-29
Valley fEoaAsxsuaaA

parents with some of the mothers out-shining their youngsters with their home-run hits.
The frontiersman., 1952-05-29
4-R CLUB NEWS
Volunteer Leaders Make All Possible

interested in young people and willing to spend time in
 Helping these young people
 to plan their program.
 Helping them to obtain their
 supplies and equipment.
 Demonstrating the work to
 be done.
 Guiding, advising and en-
 couraging.
 Helping club members over
 the hard places.
 Leaders receive their greatest satisfaction in seeing youth grow through using the four-H's as their yardstick.
 AS parents of a 4-H'er, you can help the leaders by cooperating in the clubs program, and taking an interest in the youngsters All project. The only pay these lead CTS wish is parent cooperation and interest. The Valley is for tunate to have these volunteer leaders:
 Baking Clubs: Mrs. Harold Din kel, Mrs. Ethel Finn, Mrs. Dorothy Newby, Mrs. Lillian Pinkham and Mrs. Sam Johnson.
 Clothing Clubs: Mrs. Neil Mil Ter, Mrs. John Leppanen, Mrs. Irving Sawby, and Mrs. Ola Grafton.
 Baking and Clothing Clubs: Mrs. Henning Blunck, Mrs. Pat Cullison, Mrs. Eugene Reid, and Mrs. Winston Laughlin.
 Poultry Club: Alba Brooks.
 Gardening Clubs: Mrs. Ethel Finn, Mrs. Logan Trowbridge, Mrs. I. M. Sandvik, Mrs. John Mcdonald, Dr. Winston Laughlin and Lew Hanks.
 Wasilla Clover
 The first meeting of the Was fila Clover All Club was called to order and presided over by last years officers. The consti- | tuition and bylaws were adopted. Officers were elected; President, Carol Hilburn; Vice president, AL Jayne Nelson; secretary-treasurer, Ethel Smith; and Club reporter, Annetta Sawby. Nine girls were present and enrolled in the fol- lowing projects: First year sew ing: Sally Betts, Nancy Onkka, Linda LaPors, Kathleen Klayum; first year clothing, Allayne Nel- son, Carol Hilburn; second year clothing, Annetta Sawby, Char maine Sawby and Ethel Smith. This year the leaders are Mrs. Sawby and Mrs. Grafton. Meet ings will be held twice a month at members homes.
 Anetta Sawby, reporter
 Mixing Bowl
 The meeting was called to order by our secretary, Darlyene Brager, because our president and vice president were tardy. We had two demonstrations: one in baking cinnamon rolls by Jean Onkka and Waldine Lund- berg, the other was a flat fell seam by LeAnn Hoffman and Darlyene Brager. The 30th of May we are going to have bake sale at the Rec Hall, beginning at 10 am. and extending through the afternoon.
 Our next regular meeting will be the 9th of June.
 For games we played fruit bas- ket upset and hot potatoes: For refreshments we ate the cinna- mon rolls that the girls made.
 Jean Onkka, reporter
 Fairview Cooks The first All meeting of the 'Fairview Cooks of the Future" : came to order at pm. at the home of Mrs. Dinkel. The meet ing consisted of the election of officers named as follows: presi- dent, Ruby Holstein; vice-presi- dent, Ann Wilkes; secretary, Audrey Dinkel; reporter, Sally Carson; song leader, Gerda Kal- Weis. We received our All books and then decided on the name of our .l..Ia HYHln- nr:.a1n a>ln-Hnl Ao .
Evening star., 1952-08-24
ROOMS WANTED

ROOM with light housekeeping or
Lady 5i a. part time employed. 70.
RfGIsfERED RiflGSItssffEiRED NURSE, eolored. vHS want.
care for 3Ia mo. baby while she
PROFESSIONAL MAN desires room
S';S ss'S %asS sS aiFsis
QUIET ROOM 'ur Urgently needed, sem
tile private family; semi-pvt. bath;
v%HMo near Streetcar' Box lso,E, Star:
and bath mss shovef efsfss woodley Sd FoPn PP
area. Call EN-. 1868. Sun. and eve;
weekday, SH. ZOO, Ext. 4S3. 25s
FURNISHED one or two room apt.
Stove or hot plate; garage or car
S75 mo. Middle aged male student.
Phone Sligo 4337 In morning 10
ROOM. cooking facilities. incl. reisr..
H desired eolSteWB BY e%D % sElng H mar s7oH H9ss.
MEDICAL AND DENTAL STUDENTS,
rooms in Georgetown, Glover Park,
Burleith and Fox Hall Village; Call
am and Ge No Mon 4tSg tSGousS Fr
REFINED MIDDLE-AGED lady would
like large housekeeping room, NV.
Reasonable. Box 131-E Star.
OLD LADY desires furnished room
with board; $50 month. Box 133-E.
EXECUTIVE. studious, wants room
comfort and quiet more than ele-
gance. Partly furnished OK. Elk.
0016 Sun or ewes. =
UNFURN, in apart. or home: Chris;
privacy desired. Max. $50 NTH.
COSGENIAL EMPLOYED LADY do.
sires efficiency room. preferably n.M
State price. Box 16S-E. Star.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
ROOMS FURN.-MD.. 8 VA.

bath with shower. large closets, pvt.
@ sntr:, Kit, Il pylg, cple. or gentlemen.
ARL., col: Pike; mod: rm:; kit. liv;
e1tr em tslsd sd o bath IA PVT; p1Ia5a phone s a9S
CoMFoRTABLY FGRN. ipedrm) next
showerbath; reasonable. / blk. from
Irving st. and Lee hwy. CHI. 1881.
RIVERDALE - Furn. .rm. and kit.
semi-bash' sen ns sssS sSnven. loeat'; prefer
Lee. ssE.' 6ousIE Soi BE- RM.. twin beds, .
closets and dressing rm.: nearly
RIM. WITH KIT. PRIvfLs. for .
After Z pm. or Sun. 10. s-1S50.
minis; to pentagon.
empl. cple., lady or gentleman; mr..
sh9ppping center and bus. Call ia.
AROMA PARK-Larse double eTa room
Cooking privileges; SIS mo. P6one
~. s-1641. evenings or Sat. and
N. ARL.-Lse. rm.. twin beds, next
70 %alkina 6ash dist men to aeehts ssef tran5p2 81
1917 NORTH EDGEWOOD. ARLING-
TON-Lovely rm. near bus: liv. rm.,
privils.. TV. unlim. ph. ia. S-531S.
ARLINGTON-Gentleman preferred;
dble. rm.; COW. tranSp. IA. 4-1873.
SILVER sPRING-single rm. for lady: /:
pvt. bath; $35 mo. Box S9-G. Star.
NEAR PENTAGoN-Larse front rm..
in new home; cross vent; very lge.
clos closet; tion Inlim Ph.; near saTe bus lines
CONVENIENT 8. ARL. location; large
G0sn Goom; one or two gentlemen. o GIL.
KNOTTY PINE twin bdrm; gentle
men; cross-vent., 2 closets, ext.
teleph.; share bath with one. ia.
LARGE FRONT master bedroom. in
nearby Md. with or without kit.
priys.. for couple. WA. S409.
g FURN. MASTER BEDRMS., in new
rambler in Lorcom lane area; home
privileges. ia. S-5035.
ARL. CLARENDON - Twin bedrm..
adj. bath. t. and s.. $50 mo. ea.;
men only; single, $35. oW. O670.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
ROOMS FURNisHEp-N.e

CAPITOL. Library VIC; comfortable.
lransp.; S24 mo. Ii. 3-iss7. "a
MASTER FRONT ROOM, End a.,
4os5 or Ii. S-Ss7S. S'e. "a {N
11O3 9Th ST.-Two large rms; good
transp.. conv. location. Aft. 9 pm.
Sat. all day Sunday, call Ii.
BUTT. IA
1O5 End ST.-Lee. rm., twin beds.
couple; $3.50 ca. Ii. 3-8S35. "a
LOVELY RIM. in quiet jewish home;
s ave- me-. '9a close to to ffrinidSd fi Ss Susiine;
privil.. unlimited phone. Ii. 3-7a47.
LARGE SINGLE RM.. next to bath.
II,oss. mr., tsansp;: Ia: pvt home; girl; non, gz
S22 CONST. AVE. N.E.-Partly furn.
only; $27 so mo. See tenant in nSmt.
after 8 pm.
LARGE RM., next bath. kit and
EaT laundry dry privil'' or 2 empl' girls.
BRENT%ooD Rta THS%Robo v1LLAGE-comfortable
Em.; pvt: home: empl. young lady;
ssEBaMs. KIT BINS 4.i AND soss; oSs;rH-s15o a
Phone Ii. 3-5946. -26
ON 43 CARLINE-Big front rm.;
3 exp; twin beds or dble. bed; .
ladies or cple;; In pvt. apt. bldg;
Call II, 6-S167. Sun and Mon. all
day; wk. days. GE. Gill. --26
1914 18th ST. N.E.--Nice front sgl. /;
share bath: good trans; empl. gem
tleman or student. DU. l72g, -26
Nicely furn: 1st f1r.. front; Ink.
OPTIONAL; close in; $50 mo. Ii.
4-4064
IL SPACIOUS beautifully furn. bed
rms; lge. closets; breakfast privils.
ladies DE. O660.
DOUBLE RIM for empl. couple. with
day care for child. 1913 34th st.
ne Ii f-660S
Evening star., 1952-08-24
ROOMS FURNisHED-s.E.-S.W

COMFORTABLE ROOM. near bath,
tub and shower; no other roomers;
employed lady; breakfast privil.;
references. S29 Yuma st. Sc. 24'
HILLCREST HEIGHTS, MD.-Dble.
rm., next bath; quiet gentle gentle
man. 10. S-2S9S. pa
LARGE BEDRM. with pvt. bath,
ssS5 ss9gea' Temple Hill Fd' Sc. "a 70.
NICE DOUBLE FRONT ROOM. f1rst
floor. conv. transp. Working couple
4l5Y ALABAMA AVE. S.E.-Dble. rm.,
nicely furn.: "a blk. from bus; also
sele. rm. Phone, vi. 506l. "a
bed with de luxe springs. next to
bath; pvt. home; plenty Of hot
water; men only; govt. empl. pref.
S03 18th st. Sc. Ii. 6-4373.
CAPITOL HILL, opp. House ONCE,
block Library Of Congress; lge. front
I'm. Ii. 3-2913. -29
CAPITOL HILL-Sele. rm. for gen.
tleman in beautifully remodeled
SGLE. AND DBLE., cooking privs.
407 Seward SQUARE Sc.
1925 HI ST. -S,E--Nr. Barney Circle.
Medium size rm. for gentleman or
lady; use Of phone; nice place to
CAPITOL HILL, 222 1st st. see
lge. well-furn. sleeping rms, running
water. sgl. or dbl. Ii. 4-76SS.
COLORED-S.W.-A room for rent
for one or two refined nice gentle
men non-drinkers, in quiet home
DI. 5134.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.

NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE - Newly
decorated rms: daily maid service;
switshbso,srd lIs,a service ,,o l753 533ss New
COLUMBIA RD.. 18S4-SS: 80 week;
s.na,E! s.,sa rns b g.; ,I ;hITs; Sns TY ssS IsRS
isse i EMiERssoNY sY ST. sT.Es S'h large D double SIi
rooms, convenient transportation.
1919 1sth st. NV. scott cireie-
siaEs aa9 xssfs SsII' .nS anq onS rae::
FSc2R;M6isNSSSrioN-1ess az; 6sSSri 18th ct. NV,
near Dupont Circle. Maid service.
24-hour switchboard service. phone
sn.s a sSS"a ap: soSsla s1!so
sTNGfE IN tEoSs Rms. 81 per VIZ. Near pu-
pont Circle. 1242 21st ct. NV.
one NJ sfiNGiE. fNsaSiiE 80 per wk.: double,
$12 per yk. Nr. 14th and Decstur.
LARGE Ak s4iSi RM., clean. pretty: reason
able; good location and transp. J477
ATTRACTIvE. newly furn. sgle. OF
dble for men. IN relned neighnor-
1882 Hobart st. NV. Apply after
9 pm. Friday, any time week ends.
CLEVELAND PK.-Two airy. BRIGHT
rms. southern exp, semipyt. bath,
pvt. home; 5 doors from Wis. ave-,
block from Mclean Gardens CAFE
LARGE RIM. with sunroom. semipyt
bath; unlim. phone. GE. 47S5
ea1 POwHArAN PL. N.w.-Lars,
corner G eedrm, Citia With twin bees, SnI,r. PVT
center, Prefer 1 or 2 girls. Phone
oNfARiO iHEArER AREA. lee. don.
ble rm.. twin beds. semipyt. bath:
clean quiet 1 no other roomers; 80
NICE RM. for gsntleman: pvt. home;
eonv, transp;. loe. near Bur. Of
Standards. - 3101. "a
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1857 PARK RID. N.W.-Large bsmt.
rm. for / or Q men; separate ent.; |;
laundry priviis. $40 wk. NO. 9s$s. 5.
SCOTT CIR.-Lse newly dec, refsr =,
h; h pl9tea H1 aaaaa share bath. $40. 1881 1881 o
LGE. ssi M; bousIEs, sns1i nicely furn.; rsfsr.
$3.50: 1912 18th st. NV. and 5i27
l4tS In And n COLUMBIA RD.-LTe. and
small housekeeping rms. Refgr. and
isPn iisGT'' rm ncr CO. 1885. 'sSRl' %1 s4i4 AZ
7s7 WEBSTER ST. N.w.-one large,
S48 mo. Tu. 1i3i. go
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1922 p st. NV:
rm for couple; refgr., range, sink;
TWO lGE. RMS. 2nd A.. adjoining
bath; compl. furn.; $3.50; also
Ink. rm.. ali conv., SO wk.; infant
allowed; no drinkers. ME. 6og6.
COLUMBIA RID. AND 10th ST. NV.
Front corner studio room. use Of
adjoining kit. in apt; excel. ad-
dress; Mt. Pleasant line; also share
Q studio apt. downtown, 18th and
H sts. NV. ST. 1867. DE 1918
SECOND FL. RM., S45: dble., $50:
refgr; bus at door. 3009 Que st. NV,
1910 SO cSIuMBIA RD, Nw.-Nieely
furn. bsmt.; pvt; sntr.; Frisidaire;
LARGE ROOM with kitchen. near
Dup Dupont Circle. 1912 2lst st. NV.
coIoN1AI Oh S1s' VILLAGE. rm. with bath,
for business woman: kit. priytls;;
DoGBLE 1stl 114 FRONT. also single rm..
Ink. privils. or hot plate. Clean
FRONT ROOM in lovely home,
kit. privils.;. empl. lady; child cared
for; excel. transp. NO. S444. =
s24 Z. CAPITOL ST.-Large front
rm.. quiet empl. young CPL. Frigi-
daire, elec. hot plate. run. water;
next bath. Phone Ii. 3-2966. --25
18th ST. NV, 44O6-L-h.k. rm.,
nicely furn.. reasonable rent. RA.
wv. SsR?o' AT GA. AvE.-Sieely farn.
bed-liv. rm.. pvt. kit. bath, in pvt.
eI47 + ST. N.W.-studio rm.. incl.
perch yard. refgr.. radio. TV. air
foam. Elk. 0653. 80
rOLORED-L.H.K. FURN. RM.-i
Newly decor; gas heat. elec. and
bath. AT. 4335. IA
Evening star., 1952-08-24
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FoRMlCA TOPS, 42-in;, from s24.95;
.ANCE, 2443 18th st. NV. NO. 2443
LGE. OIL CIR. HEATER. oil or elec
sink. bathrm. plumbing set, small
cement mixer. Call AID. 6I02.
MISC. ITEMS-Universa tank vacu-
um; genuine star sapphire steae,-e
carat; ladies emerald ring; sterling
| cigaret case; kodak As bantam cam
era: Argus slide protector. Leaving
MAYTAG - Large aluminium tub
INVALID WALKER, with crutches
used only 8 mos. Reas. cash. TU
new: cost S44.95, sell $40. 1918
Shepherd NV. Tu. 1907.
FRIGIDAIRE. 5-cu-ft., good cond.
S35. Call LU. 4-2242.
FOR SALE-Keystone 16-mm. movi,
been used. Reasonable. OIL. 3095
celient condition: s1i0 or ISw best cffer M
| LO. 5-3192. -26
ARE YOU PROTECTING YOUP
personal belongings with fire in
surance and theft insurance? EX
1876.
SUMMER RUGS (s,-ex12, ex7h
Smatching) and Sx10'. Call LU
SLIGHTLY USED edgins machine:
Sf SAHs 6 sRowN' fIsds SoF co ooazalas les machine
PRETTY, ?-PC. DINETTE SUITE
chairs: table, buffet, practically new
cost S27O. moving. sell $500. so:
cGmeT da1eTk kTs way. ne near 1rF FS9r Corners.
Gliding fnrnoNh
CoCKTAIL 1SISi Ia1 TABIE, MT o@SS Kit
set, console radio-record player
' COMB, youth bed, white util. cabi
net; Kit. ladder. wringer. Formict
Ta6Is na9nt.d and I'd nis chair set; child's un'
ers. BABY stroller. Phone 81 ns74.
AFT. SIZE PHIL GAS STOVE, goos
conditlon. ia. S-O679. 1929 N. 5tt
FKIGipAiRE'n Iil 9 it; 3 pc, NAH, 4.
posI nedrm. suite, 3 boud. awnings
ATTENTION CoLLECroRs-1o bean
tiful old Oriental prayer rugs. Reply
Box 417:G; Star.
FER11SGIDAIRE' Rs ID IRE peri. cond., reasonable
"a Gr Glass Ia 9fisf sHoWcAsFss117oin Gt sts1
sToRE vi! EayiPaENf ifesEsf co.. BEEsaE.a e q g
,n;w; Box 393-G, star.
IMOVING-New Sunbeam mixmast
cost SAG, sell for S25: Calf. REDWOOD
| rm. bar. S35. New chrome and blu,
oval table and 9 chairs. cost $50
sell for $50. Nearly new CrosleS
| TV, mahog, cabinet, excel. cond
cost S4Q0. quick sale. Sl6O. New
mower. cost sss5. SELL for s15o. " =.
piece rock maple din. rm. set. apt
size, cost over S400. Sell for S249
Evening star., 1952-08-24

ROTOTILLER, Ship. Frazer. good
c5Sndision; con sSSS S2lo or best offer. Beck
SUGER CORN, fresh pulled. delicious
at wholesale price. On sale beside
mi. no. Of Wash, opp. Plainheld
Apple orchards. Turn rt. 3 mi o1i
Ga. ave. at high water tower.
WILL PICK CORN on shares or will
buy corn in field vicinity Poolesville,
Nd: Phone Poolesville 202S or OIL
TRACTOR, 2h-h.p. stratton motor:
plow, cultivator. disc. rake, sickle
bar; S225 or best offer. vi. 1928.
TOP SOIL. 90 bu., $40; filling in
dirt, % bu.. Sc. Delivered. UN. O67O.
TWO GIFT. SPECIMENS blue spruce,
so each nJno You dig them. Phone
GRAPES AND TOMATOES BY the
busheI: WESTERN MARKET. 21st
and K st. NV. toutside every day
except Monday, or call TO. 5434
TREE REMOVAL Pruning, trim
ming, topping; free estimates. Cal
Ii, 3-337Q ANYTIME
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POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGGS

CHINCHILLAS-Herd of 81 and
equipment. all or part: reas. offer
accepted; Phone MRS. SHIRLEY
G5SSS3gDRICH, 5SSgD:R Bssslstimore. Hopkins
Baltimore. ID
BROODERS - One 5-deck Beacon,
300 chicks. $65; 2-box brooders,
100 chicks. SIS each; new mira
RED, 400 chick brooders. SIS each.
WELL. WA. 1555. Lanham, Md.
RABBITS WANTED. live friers, ga
to lbs. FRED c. YOUNG. Fulton
LO. 7-3499.
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BEES FOR SALE
TX pPOnTTCTTyyT TTvyuc

PHONE ALEXANDRiA 331s
HEAVY DUTY G.M.C. TRACTOR and
trallmobile. Lowboy trailer. AL
TRACTOR, Grayely. with mower
TSREEs rkiMMiSG RIM MRiS'SV'eSi AND Syss Removal
lots cleared; reasonable prices. We
ROTARY TnLERs-2-h.p.. SIG Del
day; 6;h;g,; $16 per day.
CHAIN SAWS-1S-in. elec. $40 pei
in. ts-man}. s Sis srs Der Ods DAY das Rate Se;
include delivery. RENTAL TOOLS
d EQUIP. CO., SH. 1851.
Evening star., 1952-08-24

Large triple room, suitable for /
young ladies'. or gentlemen; $3.50
wk. for each person. Maid service
iiEls; iiEzltsb q BEDS; ! blk. on Conn: S lS2e
COLORED-I435 SWAMI ST.-1-rm
apt: apt: With IN cS5ily ssag arranged iiv;odin-
CsodIloREnnGlSsS GSsRYANr sr.-LovHely
2-rm. apt. for girl: Also dble rm.
for 9 couple. co. $3.50. -24
COLORED - DESIRABLE RM. for
so1 wafer man n or i.e es hC sssS Ra
CoLoRED-LovKLY LARGE room
with incl. porch; cple. or gentleman;
CSsSRES-ESRS1sHED ssssi -: ESfSi ROOM for
CSIORsDSs HD. Ss1fi 1ffiRoNr CLEAN rms;
lge., small; for refined employed
men only. RA. 1874. "a
COL0RED-NICELY FURN.. RM. for
sr.D., snDi: couple; ssSE seesokEins Drivils.: esnv.
cso5iI9osRRktDEaaieiSss Sss1; Sth ST. NV
for cple. or 2 men. DE. 1891.
COLoRED-FURN. RIM. N.w.-IIee,
front; 2 employed gentlemen. Nj.
CSOIIIOSRED-LARGE FRONT rm. A0 10.
eony: trans. Can RA: 1885.
COLORED-NICE FRONT ROOM for
rent-Wil consider . student or
single lady. Good home surround
tngs; privils.; no cooking; $50 mo.
$50 Columbia I'd. NV. Phi. De. 0s47.
C0LORED-FRONT NM. for rent for
refined person: reas. 915 Euclid st.
COLoRED-i5oo BLK. YoU ST. NV.
-Lge. attrac. furn. and unfurn.
rooms. Al privileges. VI. 203l.
COL0RED-5eo QTIs Fl. NV.
Large front PmR for employed
eoupls Home pry 9eses. Call To.
1923.
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COUNTRY BOARD

GUESTS By day or week in Lowell,
Colonial red brick mansion. You'll
know it BY the white spinning whee
on @ the isSn; sSGo Phone Oakland. Mary
Evening star., 1952-08-24
ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

g RMS, unfurn. or furn.; share hit.
and bath; $50 Apply I707-A ST.
GEORGETOWN--A spacious rm. for 1
or 2 women avail. to career Govt.
0mpls. Refgr. and bath. NO. k411.
Evening star., 1952-08-24
ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.W.

COLORED-3rd FIR, pvt. residence
master bedrm., kit. no refgr., semi
pvt. bath; conservative empl. adults
DE. 2761.
COLORED-523 HARVARD ST. NV
p furnished rooms for rent. HO
Evening star., 1952-08-24

HEREFORD BULLS, REG.
1918 mos. old: these are beautiful
animals, pure Domino breeding. J.
T. GIBBONS. Haymarket, Va. Phone
HAymRrket A.230O
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ROOMS FOR GIRLS
S Minutes to Downtown

Euru. huS., MAID service
PACING SUPREME COURT BLDG.
No. IL and No. IL. 2nd st. ne. Com
pletely renovated; new furniture.
OPEN TIL 3 PM. everyday or
call MR.. GUS, HO. 5000. IA
COLORED-LOvELY SINGLE ROOM,
close to tIansp.: lovely location.
CoLoREbEHs4o ia Mij zHsG G ST. N.E.Efvt.
f9 home. s.znSs fFSpt rm.. for empl. coSggie.
CoIoREED.LARGE FRONT ROOM
for two settled men. Ii. 1880.
CoLORED-LARGE RM.. with privils.
for couple; child accepted. LU.
C0LORED-LARGE BRIGHT Cool
ROOM and small front room. Ii.
CoLORIEED-FURNIsHED ROOM in
ne. for single man; near bus
line. nice location. Cali Ii. 6-21S1
COLoRED-RooM for single man. Ss
per Wk. 511 3rd ne. AT. 1897.
COLORED-2I1 18th ST. N.E.-Nice
rm. with cooking privil. See Mrs.
Winfield, resident mgr. or call GE.
COLoRED-FRoNT ROOM for 1 or
2 persons: one block from streetcar
and bus. Ii. 3-0513.
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EN-. 0404

WEIGHT-LIFTING equipment, used
100 lbs; must be good cond. IA
LARGE EXHAUST FAN for auto
paint shop. Must be 30-40 in. in
diameter. Call weekdays after 8
am, XII. S-6S54 -26
Do YOU HAVE bedroom furn., spinet
or lot in exch. for Steinway grand
piano, and /or genuine Oriental rug
l3tax20. excel. cond.? 9 to 5, cal
WO. 3945,
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PING-PONG TABLE
REGULATION SIZE. REASONABLE
PRICE. 10. 2-5376.
RADIO PHONO. OOMBTNATTON-
Short wave and FIN essential; mus
have dark wood cabinet and be II
perfect condition: Magnavox pref
9ADlOS. guns. binoculars. sypewrit
efe, musical instruments, cameras
seleytston RELIABLE JEWELRY Elk
CHANGE. 422 9th ct NV VA 6167
REFRIGERATORS, FREEZERS, All
: CONDITIONERS-W buy all makes
any condition. AID. 1884. 26s
SCRAP IRON. SCRAP METALS, aut,
ba .teries,. house rags; highest price,
paid II you cannot deliver you
accumulations, please phone us
WASH RAG 4 BAG CO.. 21b
scRAP ssi " mon, 81; SS SCRAP METALS, .ut,
batteries house rags; highest price.
paid. II you cannot deliver you
eccumulations, please phone us
| ACE EpNK Co. 2230 0eorgia avs
NV. %. %221.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

HOSPITAL BEDS-IDEAI BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO.. 622 r st.
NV. Ma. 4094.
WHEEL CHAIRS, hospital beds. etc.,
rental and sales: new and used.
HOSPITAL AMBULANCE OXYGEN
q EQU1P. CO, INC. 1923 L st. ".
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So WEEKLY

L:n.k. Im.; SemlpVt. patni 1V0 ML.
DSWNToR%IN, SsRRNsP VI 18th and L SITS. NV.
The. Cecil Apt, 505. well equipped
single room. Sunday afternoon.
SLAUGHTER'S
Downtown; eley., all-night switch
board. 2oo7 o st. NV" NO. 9 1880.
THE VIVIAN HOTEL
Nicely furn. sgie,, dble. and twin
hedrms.; reasonable summer rates:
also transient rooms.
SPECIAL SUMMER RATES
Large twin rms. with bath. $2S per
week; twin rms, running water. S21
per week; singles, S12 up.
GORDON HOTEL, Ma. 1894
PRINCE KARL HOTEL
1901 z ST. n. W. RIGHT DOWN.
TOwN-Newly decor. air condi-
toned. 2A-hr. switchboard, sgles.,
dhleS.. reas. summer rates. EX. 7726.
GILBERT
246O 9th st n.w.-Sgle. ana dnie.
r s4; 'GTs Px With .s4vss Rs besb co %asd Hss and
ALTURAS HOTEL
1909 18th ST. NV.
Outside sgle. and dble. rms: rum
ming water and pvt bath; dining
room; So per day up. HU. GIG.
DOWNTOWN
Large triple room, suitable for 8
young ladies, or 3 gentlemen: $3.50
wk. for each person. Maid service,
SSgls. beds: ! blk. on Conn. 1929
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BOOK-Bentley's Complete Phrase
Code Book; must be in good cond
Advise ROSS. Bond Bldg. Suite 513,
price and condition. -25
BICYCLE WANTED - Girls 16" or
20", 2-wheeler. Call WI. $3.50. -25
D1. 5OO7 for any Information. BAR.
GAIN BOOK SHOP. S0S 9th st. ~.
BOOKS NEEDED Highest cash
prices paid; books removed at our
expense. DISTRICT BOOK STORE,
BOOKS BOUGHT, any quantity and
removed at our expense. ALBION
BOOK SHOP. 1858 Pa. ave. NV.
CAMERA WANTED in exchange for
17.in. television. Good cond. WI.
DIAMOND JEwELRY of any descrip.
ton; gold and silver; cash paid.
ERNEST RIIRK Rl4 18th ST n "
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GUNS
HEATERS AND RANGES

ACME STOVE CO.. Ma. 1852
IR0NER. nat plate, table model OF
portable; must be in operating con.
dition. Call RA. 1929.
LAWN MOWER-Only 20-in. pointer
rotary: Call weekdays between 8-5
FIR. AIS. "a
MOVIE CAMERA, 16mm. and pro.
Jector and other accessories. Als(
35mm camera. OV. O645.
NEWSPAPERS. MAGAZINES. mouse rAgs
auto batteries. scrap iron and metals
Highest prices paid. II you canno
deliver your aecumulations, pleas.
phone us. WASHINGTON RAG &
BAG CO. 215 I: q, s;M DL S0U7:
NEWSPAPERS WANTED Hi9l
prices paid: ACE JgNK Co. s22'
OFFICE FURNITURE, all kinds; ono,
mach. any kind; top prices paid
DI: 1879, ewes; Sunday. CO. 1925
PIANOS-Cash for any style, PAU
GOLIBART. AID. 1928. 9:30-6:3O
PIANOS, ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
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GOLD

Bring your dental gold. platinum
A. KAHN, INC.
80 YEARS AT 036 p ST. NV
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MlscEL. WANTED Cont. }

SHOE REPAIR EQUIPMENT wanted
used. but must be modern and In
good condition.; need stitcher. I'm.
iSher, au-purpoSe machine, etc
Call MR.. LEROY. Ii. 6-6966. Pa
SILVER SERVICE WANTED
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THE VIVIAN HOTEL
ALTURAS HOTEL
1Enn 18th CIT AZ WI

Outside ssle. and dble. rms: run
ming water and pvt. bath; dininl
room; So per day up. HU. GIG.
DOWNTOWN