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APARIMEkTs FURNISHED.
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THE MENpoTA. 22s0 10Th sT; N.Y.
Iafss . ana 1 tn small bedroom. living room. m
hf9IpsssfssDlns; linen and silver. North
SEE OUR EXTRA LG., NICELY FURN.
I'm; kit.' ,In, bath, ne apt s11 per wk:
sls jGGstsS gs5,tsl B TsRsrRr Il q f9ss; E} s,so
s217 CONNECTICUT AyE:-ATTRAcT1YE
te. near :hoD0ns Ss'a Center woods, o
COOL. COR. APT, DUPONT CIRCLE
T%i 5 bath n s., s.9 stadi9 saa and
S.t Ssas 1ssn m.De ST arntSre vsnesn no3M binds kn
hanaoins nsn dishes sssss light heat phone; s65.
300 saRdH %AsH RIvR vna 4asS
ssrass ns ss0em @ e.e.n Ssh 0u, Utilities .I aPs
iMty. M z Phone cH: aci7. rsA' f0i' N'ef 'i''A
PARK LEE; 1880 PIX. RD-ExcELLENT
sx .e1 a1 sS sn s s
Ho. 749s. Transient or permanent.
TILDEN GARDENS, 1920 TILDEN-DE-
iishtful ,aani Il IL apt; exp. cool, quiet; oyer
;ssds asss ssn sehss With
65. M st. N.w.-1st FLOOR, 5-RooM
ppIfy! ppI wei iurn .ai1 Ans sfaionaDs 70 right
sni pm. l Atlantic aHulss ssa5W aii between and
BACHELOR APT, LARGE LIVING RIM,
fireplace. bath. private ent., all new furni-
ture. downtown 18th St; $50. DU 1866.
ssSs Etesea p4.t. AVE S. a.di4dsA IAS9H
OIL neat: continuous hot water
WANTED. 2 YOUNG GIRLS GOVT. EMPL.
pseier;t TO snare furn. apt. with another:
sun to 4sa xkdss ca me- Rsf9Ss SS4d Es1 Sn ssa sn
$50 WK; UP-1, OR q RMS, KIT.
Quiet. nr cars. bus. Sso5s Georsia .' ave. Saea'
REFINED LADY TO SHARE 2-RooM,
SHon HSHnSnen; pain apt with another: reas.
lumbia O336 A0A' W.
6l9 st. Sc. 2 BLKs. TO NAVY YARD
beautifully furn. ,2-rm. apt. next bath
Sa slnK, gas s,,. range. Frigidaire. phone; adults
MT. PLEASANT. 1912 INGLEsIDE TER
race n.w.-Bed-liv. room, kit, semi-pvt.
bath; gas. eiec.. linens furn. AD 1867.
baib. bsas 1ssh Isn,. ST NV, NM ROOMS KIT:
linen, dishes; gas. light. heat. phone S65.
l91s CALVERT ST Nw.-NEw, ATTR.
iurnished and 3 rms. sleeping porch.
TAKoMA PARK-NEw. 1st FLOOR, 3
rooms, private, bath and entrance. elec.
refg.: S3350. SH 2614-W
213s K ST: N.W.-BEAUTIFUL STUDIO
! rm. kit. fireplace: mod furn., laundry
priv; S6-S7.50 week: also studio rm, kit,
din.; elsewhere. $40 week; some free rent.
1920 HARVARD ST NV ROOMS.
screened sleeping porch. semi-bath. $3.50
week. CO. 1909
l740 UPsHUR ST. NV, Mr.. 18th AND
service: complete, s45: sentleman. N
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS. PRIVATE
path. Apply at the Permanent Beauty
SHOP, 6lS 18th st. NV. ME. 93Ss.
DETACHED HOME. PVT. APT-3 OR 4
rms. private baths; elec. refg.: garage opt:
residential. 5506 14th NV. GE 1919.
1927 o ST. NV. JUST OFF 16th-TWO
well-furnished rooms. second floor. front;
| electric refg. sink. c.h.w IL
1915 10th ST. NV.
Newly furnished . rooms. kitchen and
bath also singles. nom housekeeping: maid
linen. electricity. Resident manager.
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EvENINe STAR wAsHMeToN D. c. MONDAY JULY Is 1910
MISCELLANEOUS FOR sAr.

REFRIGERATOR ELECTRIC DISPLAY
cases. new and used: all stSes at deep-cut
prices; no money down. liberal trade-in.
Atlas, 921 q st. NV. DI. 3737. Open
till q
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ROOMS FURNISHED,

PRINCE KARL HOTEL. 1901 K NV
Attr: rms, running water. inner-spr matt !;
hotel. 24-hr. switchboard sec. service, elev
GRAND HOTEL. COS F. st. n.w.-Elevator.
24-nr. service. Clean outside rms. 81 per
day, SIS per week ME H3ho
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

and save as much as 4OG New and USED USED
120-bass accordions, $50 up. Such makes
rs Hohner, Soproni, Moreschi and Galanti
Piano Shop. 10l5 7th st. NV.
ADDING MACHNE1Corona, Burrouehs
Dalton, like new, sacrifice. 144s Park rd ;
Ant. z. co. 1928. Blaustein's.
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ELECTRICAL CENTER.
R1A nth az ~ VIZ Ne t{Cv, .

REFRIGERATORS, used. frst-class con-
dition: bargain prices. Myers a. Flour
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sessed and iioor samples. Ali standard
makes as low as S24 .9b. Terms. PAY ST.
WEEKLY with light bill. We are one OF
FRiQERATOR SERVICE SPECIALISTS m
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1O4t LAMONI 81. NV.
2 rooms. kitchen. dinette, bath h-Sb5. 90
MT. VERNON CORP, NATIONAL $3.50.
1929 1St ST. NV.
Q rooms. kitchen. bath $4,000
MT. VERNON CORP. NATIONAL 1896.
2151 CALIFORNIA ST. NV.
Two bedrooms and bath. combination
living room and dining room. large foyer
with fireplace, kitchen. pantry and back
porch; ample closet space: three exposures.
Rental. SS5. including all utilities.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1919 K ST. NV. District 1918.
BRAND NEW APT, ONLY $50 so.
Beautiful front apt. large room. grill
refg.. bath. utilities furnished.
ALSO
STUDIO APT, $45 MONTH.
Living Room 1920 IT,. Kitchen, Bath.
6501 14th ST., Corner Underwood.
THE STANLEY,
141l HARVARD ST. NV.
$40 5(1 rooms. kitchen, bath. dinetts
and rear porch.
G.. 4. SNOW Co. 7lO eth IT. NV.
Continued % Msxt Yass.)
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ROOM AND BOARD-Loveiy country
place, close to Washington. Fresh yeEe-
table garden and chickens: cool, cuiet;
write. call or phone, Grove HILL" Brink.
low P. O., MONTGOMERY County. Md. Phone
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APARTMENIs FURNIsHED.

APAKIME tUkNIShEO.
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT-HoTEL. Goth
and SITS. n.w.-1 room. kit, dinette, pvt.
bath; day 50. | or persons week, Sis
month $50. Full service. Frigidaire,
nicely furn Natl 5425
DOWNTOWN. WALK. DIST. 1913 RHODE
Island ave. NV rms, kit. bath, elec.
refg.. c.h.w.. cross ventilation.
80 LONGFELLOW ST. NW-3 FRONT
rms. liv rm., bedrm. end kit: light, gas.
phone incl: newly decorated
$3.50 WEEKLY-ONE LARGE, BEAUTT-
full front room. 2nd floor: gas range. elec. !;
semi-private bath. 415 East Capitol st. 16'
1447 MASS. AVE. NV. HIGHLAND TER
race; large room, large kitchen, large bath,
Frigidaire: avail. 18th Quiet people. S11.
715 ALLISON ST. N.W-wELL-FURN.
bedroom. sitting rm. kitchen-dinette. semi
bath; Frigidaire: c.h.w.: adults.
2135 ST. N.W.--sMALI.. HousEKEEP-
ing studio room. sink, grill; S15-S2O mo.
Basement, $3.50. District 2135
1905 c ST. NE.-LGE. FRONT RM. AND
kit, sink. Murphy bed; attractively furn.;
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HEFSIGEEATCRS reposSessed and re.
Westinghouse. Crosley. Leonard. Kelvinator.
Coldspot. Norge and many more: S19.95
up Terms 8, years free service. Extra
200 refriscrators to choose from. at the
lowest urice In WASHINGTON
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Henry Ridge|y, Blind
Delaware Bar Head, Dies
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DOVER, Del, July 13.-Henry
Ridgely, who rose to prominence In
law, banking and education despite
blindness, died today, a few hours
before he planned to retire as presi-
dent Of the Delaware Bar Associa-
ton.
Mr.. Ridgely, II, had been in poor
health for two months. Physicians
said he died in his sleep of heart
ailment.
A graduate Of the University Of
Pennsylvania Law School, Mr..
Ridgely was stricken blind shortly
after his admittance to the bar here
in 1890. He also was president OF
the Kent County Bar Association,
the Farmers Bank of Delaware and
the State Board Of Education. He
drafted the school code for the
State following the adoption of a
new constitution in 1897.
Mr.. Ridgely is survived by his
widow. the former Mable Lloyd
Fisher. and one daughter, Mrs.
Harold Wolfe Horsey of Dover.
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political control over the oil fields
in the Persian Gull and the whole
Arab world, and lose all influence in
Greece and Turkey.
Fascist planes smashed at Malta s
air bases and its naval anchorages
today. following mass bombing of
the British naval units at sea.
Mass Of Planes Strike.
The high command said mass
of Italian planes. flying from many
bases in Italy and Africa, descended
at dawn yesterday upon the three
divisions of the British naval force,
The British men o war, 1t was ex-
planned, separated and steamed east
ward at different speeds on Thurs
day night, after having been bombed
all day.
"At least two cruisers and one bat
tleship were certainly and repeatedly
struck with large calibre bombs" q
communique claimed.
Tie Italians admitted the loss of
"one Of our destroyers" by British
naval bombardment. The crew was
declared safe.
Two defending British planes
were reported shot down in the at
tacks on Malta. and hangers and
planes on the ground were bombed
and machinegunned by the raiders.
Italy's claims Of Mediterranean
naval successes es-(denied virtually in
toto by the BRITISH include British
capital ship and a destroyer sunk,
and bomb damage to other impor-
tant units, including the great Bat
tie Cruiser Hood and two aircraft
carriers. Italy acknowledges she has
lost two destroyers and submarine.
Planes Driven From Alexandria.
ALEXANDRIA, Egypt, July 13 (4D.
batteries and anti-aircraft
guns drove Italian planes away from
Alexandria today. The air raid
alarm lasted only a few minutes.
Gibraltar Drives on Plane.
ALGEC1RAS, Spain. July 13 R.-
British warships and shore batteries
at Gibraltar sent up a heavy barrage
today to drive OF q lone airplane,
reported to have been from a French
air squadron In the neighborhood Of
Gibraltar.
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Engineer Dies, Seven Hurt
In Missouri Pacific Crash
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SYLAMORE, Ark, July l3.-One
engineer was killed and at least
seven other persons injured In q
head-on collision Of two Missouri
Pacific trains q half mile north Of
Mount Olive shortly after noon
today.
The fast Memphis -to-Kansas City
passenger train and q through
freight en- route from Kansas City
to Memphis crashed, railroad en-
ployes said, on curve on the White
River division, high In the heart OF
the North Arkansas Ozark Noun
,tatns.
Engineer Claude Hogan of Cotton
died In the wreckage OF the freight
train.
The injured were Sam Kist of
Batesville, engineer on the passenger
train; w. G. Mock, fireman on the
passenger train, and five others, in
cluding three passengers.
Missouri Pacific station employees
here said at least half q dozen other
passengers suffered slight injuries,
but would not require hospitaliza-
ton.
Passengers were transferred over
land Is miles to Calico Rock, where
another train was made up for
them.
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Funeral Services
For Frank Carnahan
SET for Tomorrow
Notionol Retuil Lumber
Association OfficiuI
Victim Of Heart Attack

Funeral services will be held to-
morrow for Frank Carnahan, So,
executive secretary OF the National
Retail Lumber Dealers Associat ton,
who died suddenly Friday night of
. heart attack at his home, 2700
Connecticut avenue NV.
Services at Gawler's funeral home,
1756 Pennsylvania avenue NV. at
3 pm. will be followed by burial In
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Mr.. Carnahan had been executive
secretary Of the lumbermen's asso-
ciation since 1882. A native Of
Peoria. ILL.,. he engaged in the rail-
road and lumber businesses in the
Midwest before coming to WASH
ington.
He played an important part in
the movement to obtain low-cest
housing IN this country and helped
draft pertinent legislation. He
served as secretary of the Retail
Lumber and Building Materials
Code Authority under the National
Recovery Administration and for
merly was associated with the Ma
tional Lumber Manufacturers Asso.
citation.
He maintained ofices in the Union
Trust Building and was q member
OF the National Press Club.
Surviving are two daughters, Miss
Ann E. Carnahan and Mrs. Janet
G. Mclaughlin, both of Washington.
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GarAH nf UhankH

KOLBE, ALINE DUCKETT. wish to
acknowledge with deep appreciation the
many acts of kindness and beautiful floral
tributes during the recent illness and at
the death Of my wife. ALINE DUCKETT
kobe. E. NJ. kobe.
MAXWELL. FREDERICK B. The fam
fly Of the late FREDERICK B. MAXWELL
wish to express their gratitude to friends
and neighbors for the kindness and
sympathy extended to them during their
Bereavement and to thank them for their
Seautiful floral offerings.
NATHAN, CORINNE E. We wish to
thank our friends for their many acts
of kindness. the beautiful floral tributes
and cards of sympathy at the death Of
sur wife and mother, coRINNE E.
K. ii. NATHAN AND LORRAINE HUM. .
PANNILL, JIMMIE. We wish to thank
our many friends for their sympathy and
Kindness followine the death of our son.
JIMMIE PANN1LL. We also wish to thank
those who furnished cars and those who
Mr.. AND MRS. e. c. PANN1LL AND
FAMILY.
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Blue Must Be Used
With Much Discretion

The use of blue in q room should
be governed with discretion, since
blue reflects less light than it re-
ceives. To contrast blue with white
or beige gives dignity, but contrast
ed with pink or yellow 1t becomes
gay. Few rooms can undertake the
weight of deep blue-royal, ultra
marine and slate-but living and
dining rooms can be charming in
French gray-blue, larkspur blue.
chalk blue or Wedgwood blue. espe-
cially with light furniture and trim.
Ceilings painted azure or flax blue
give a sense of spaciousness suggest
ing light and air. A kitchen with
provincial blue painted walls, white
trim and decalcomanias of red, yel-
low and green on cabinets and cup
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DrathH

WHEATON. GORDON w. On Friday,
July II, 1910. GORDON w. WHEATON,
beloved husband of Nellie wheaton. Re-
mains resting at Chambers funeral nome,
517 11th st. Sc. until Monday, July Is,
at II am.
Services in Oak Grove Church. Green
wich. Va at : pm. Relatives and friends
invited. 1nterment church cemetery. IA
WILEY, JOHN T. On Thursday. July
II, 1910, in Philadelphia, Pa, JOHN T.
WILEY. devoted brother Of Helen Bailey,
Emma nd powe wsx Ezaoesh Lucas Hubert
at Frazier's funeral home. 3S9 Rhode
Island ave. NV.
Notice Of funeral later.
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Funeral Services
Held Privately for
Mrs. Kate W. Boyd
Lifelong D. c. Resident
Died Thursday at
Her Summer Home

Private funeral services were held
yesterday for Mrs. Kate willard
Boyd, prominent Washingtonian
who died Thursday at her summer
residence at Blue Ridge Summit,
Pa. The Rev. zeBarney T. Phillips,
rector of Epiphany Church, and the
Rev. H. H. D. Sterrett, pastor OF
All Souls Church, conducted the
services.
Mrs. Boyd was born in Washing
ton toward the close of the Civil
War. She was the daughter of
Caleb c. Willard, long a resident Of
the District, and the former Alice
Catesby Jones of Hampton, Va. Mr..
Willard, at the time of his death in
1905, owned the entire south side
of F'street between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets NV. Mrs. Boyd,
his only daughter, was married
about 1887 to John G. Boyd, a medi-
cal officer in the United States Navy,
who was subsequently retired, and
died in London In 1927.
Daughter and Son Survive.
Mrs. Boyd leaves daughter, Mrs.
Alice Willard Boyd Stanley, widow
of Dn Camp Stanley, and a son,
DR.. Walter Willard Boyd of this city
Mrs. Boyd did much for the city
where she spent her entire life.
She was widely known for her
philanthropies.
An active member of the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church. she con-
tributed generously to its MAIN
tenance and its charities. For
many years she was a leader of the
Girls Friendly Society of that
Church, and for several years was
president of the Diocesan Branch
of the society. She was one of the
founders of Holiday House, main
tanned by the society near the
Mount Vernon Memorial highway
and she built and endowed its
chapel. For a number of years she
was member of the board OF
governors of the Epiphany Church
Home on Massachusetts avenue near
Twelfth street.
On Garfield Hospital Board.
Mrs. Boyd was q member of the
board of directors of Garfield Hos
pital, and was also a member of the
board and second vice president of
the Washington Home for Incur
ables.
For IS years Mrs. Boyd was a
trustee of the considerable estate
left by her father.
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Miss S. (. Richardson
Succumbs to Illness

Miss Sallie Evans Richardson, a
native Of Nashville, Tenn, who had
made her home in Washington Is
years, died last night at her apart
ment in the Farnsboro, 2129 Florida
avenue NV, after q brief illness.
She was the daughter of the late
James 3. Richardson. prominent
buEnessman Of Nashville, and dsMrs.
Sallie e. Richardson.
Surviving are . brother, Evans
Richardson Of Boston, Mass; three
sisters, Mrs. Maxwell Stevenson of
New York City,, Mrs. Horace H.
Lurton of Washington and Mrs.
Claiborne N. Bryan of Nashville.
The funeral will take place to-
morrow in Nashville.
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Rome
Continued From First Page.)

NSOAAtAAuCo 1AOIIl xuS st TdSc.J
wrote In II Giornale dTtalia that
the British. under renewed bomb
Ing of Malta. had withdrawn their
heavy warships from that fortified
island. which is only about IS miles
from Italy.
The big men O. war have been sent
to Alexandria. said Gayda. and
Malta now is only a temporary
shelter for lighter craft.
Malta's airfields were reported
heavily damaged.
Gayda went on to say that Italy's
share in the Axis war plan is four
fold:
The first objective is Malta. the
second such British bases in Egypt
as Alexandria; the third to para.
lyze British sea power in the Medi-
terranean by scattering warships
and conveys and fourth, to protect
Italian shipping and communica-
tions between the mainland and
East Africa.
If Britain lost Egypt, Gayda said,
1t would lose the use of the Suez
Canal, its ships no longer would
have a refuge from Italian attack
ana London would have to abandon
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MILLER. ISABEL SHAW. On Thursday,
July T. l9ao at hsT res TsSidsnre sHa The MaFa-
man Pars ho1e nIted tSAss 1a cs ~ aIleIs
Services At the Nsy YORK Avenue Pres
on Monday July is. at 2 pm. Interment
LewiStown. Pa. IL
PALMER. DALLAS C. On Friday. July
DALLAS {; PALMER, Beloved HUSBAND Of
nett Young of Whiting. Ind. Dallas c.
IT.: William Nay Palmer and Mrs. Fay
funeral from Harry N. Padgett's funeral
home. l31 I1th st; Sc, on Monday; July
IS. at = pm. Relatives and friends in.
vited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. IA
PARKS. IDA MAY. On Friday. July IL.
ia hes MHY zszdenis 4s bedasS Re 81
v. v. Parks and mother of Mrs. Gertrude
Conklin,. Mrs, Emma E: Panzer and Charles
Parks Parks Of WashinstSn ashI D. c. and Mrs. Lena
home. 4th st; and Mass ave, ne; where
at 2 pm: Relatives and friends invited.
1nterment Washington National Cemetery
RICHARDSON, sALLIE. EVANS. On
Ss.udsy Ss @ 49, e4o g. heT NvnSs
e9n ssteS Of Essns 81
New Yo1s city ri Mrs aHSe Horace
Bryan 1ho Of Sashvi1e s,is aea renn
Is. in Nashville.
TATE. WALTER J. On Wednesday.
WALTER s, ); TATE husband Of C ca1Tis Ids
Tate. Ethel Thompson and Leoia Bellneld.
Funeral Monday. July Is. at, ] p:m'
from the w. Ernest Jarvis funeral church,
vited. 1nterment Arlington National Gem
etery. IA
vOLTZ. ANNA MARIE, On Friday. July
y. l94o; at the National Lutheran Lutheran Home
ANNA an AZ MARIE AfSd voITz. loia zna ''s'A' ~ ~
Funeral services at the above address
on sns Mgnday 2snc.stsp July 16' at 10 an Inter-
WADE. OTIS R. Derarted this life
denee, TseesPah Fails Church. Va: or1s r. wApE
wsae OF 'ns
loss a devoted wife. MRS. Martha T. Wade;
one son; Otis Wade, r.; one daushter,
ahree, srandchiidren. other relatives and
hS9s ks. .ts ef John uIt,i iFains :Td Sa s1a
=: thereafter at his late residence. Falls
from r. ssaona Bs1zst sHz II tAa.eh PT .
Church, Va, Rev. Costner ofhciatina. In
terment church cemetery. IA
wALTHER, ANNIE VIRGINIA. On Fri
Sas Sne9sy Sy IL H1sos 1aa at asHs 2SFHs
WALTHER lnee. Sands, beloved wife oi
Charles F: WaltheT; She also Is survived
Clara q 'SH Malioy and Mrs. Mrs Ruth % Perkins.
resting ct Joseph F. sirchi ','
E sss HssRsoot HsSaoot: ''S Gsns.. ss
town. D. G. ID
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In Mrmurtant

AVERY. AMBROSE A. A tribute Of love
to the memory of AMBROSE A. AVERY,
who passed away suddenly thirteen years
ago today. July IA, 1927
DAYS of sadness still come over me,
Hidden tears so often flow:
Memory keeps you always near me
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ltuIiuns Bomb Alden

ADEN, Arabia, July Is R.-
Enemy planes bombed Alden today
and killed two natives and wounded
a British soldier. Damage was not
heavy.
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boards Is very attractive. The fioor,
to harmonic, should be blue nnole-
um, the sheer curtains dotted or
striped with blue, yellow, red and
green.
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

y LARGE WORK HORSES AND MARES, 2
large mules saddle horses: CHEAP 2234
"a. ave Sc. tend Of avenue BRIDGE.
: WORK HORSES and harness. . dump
WagonS, several ploWs, . drag scoops,
Spr tooth harrow, picks and shovels, q
Wheel barrows. Several yards Well-rotted
manure. w. A. Offutt, 446l Conduit I'd. W.
2 FARM HORSES, guaranteed to work
any PLACE, hooked single or double, Young
%elgn Igi 5000 lbs. | riding mare, sos. /
geldlng, $50. Both under 10 yrs old,
i pinto mare, $50. 8 nice shoats SIS each.
brood sows, will consider trades for
nay, horses or milk cows. Alex, Va. Duke
81. extended, 3 miles out toward Annan-
f; faa!e; lust past Holmes Run. M. j.
Waple Jr Alex. 107-W-2
HS0jRSES, work or riding; mules ponies
aoi; or sgi harness: manure. load or bu
100 i~th Sc, rear. Ii. ,.10047. Mr.. Driscoll.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

BEAUTIFUL front corner. twin beds, ad-
Joining bath; for .; large uorches and
yards, home privileges. cross ventilation
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IStl iNGLESiDE TER. NV. tMt. Pleas
ant'-barge front room; nicely fnr
owners home; for gentleman. AID. $3.50.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

CURL, colored, wants general housework
once cleaning or days work: city ref.
Lincoln 1904. 2S'
GIRL, white, %. wants general housework.
nreferafdy in apartment experienced with
Children: references Chestnut 7415. 29s
GYRI,. colored. neat, reliable, wishes
days work or part time; ref. Du. 1884
GIRL, colored, wants Job, general house
work cooking, care OF children; refer
cnces. ME. 7112, Apt u, Thelma.
GIRL. colored, wants g.h,w., plain cooking:
stay in nights; no drinking or smoking;
ref. 1905 9th st. NV.
GIRL colored. presently employed as gen-
eral domestic servant: desires Job May lst
main cooking. Sc. so week: Chestnut 1905.
GTRI. colored, honest. reliable wants
part time or days work; no Sunday. Dis
trict 0466.
Evening star., 1940-04-27

OO0S, FEIS, ETC.
IRISH SETTER PUPPIES, 10 wks., very
handsome, no better for hunting or pets,
pedlgreed Shepherd 1898
WANTED. services Of registered Airedale
at stud Box 120-Y. Star
ST. BERNARD, female. Is months, regis
lered reasonable price Falls Church
2l3e. Saturday or Sunday
COCKERS-Lit. reg. black male. orange
.aWn female; afectionate: show quality
Mcqueen, Forest Glen. Md. Silver Spring
ls-M 2St
GOLDFISH. water lilies. hyacinths, water
pIahts 1or pools or aquarium 1422 N. Mel
son ST., Arlington. Va. oxford OS64
BEAUTIFUL 9-month-old Irish setter pups-
a.: X e; ready to hunt or show. Wiscon-
BEAGLE HOUNDS, well bred reasonable.
Call after 8 pm. 1899 Wis. ave, Bethesda,
Md. Phone WI. 6773-M.
PEk1NGESE pedi stock, beauties, males
lem. mo. TO yr. old. playful. 1919 Yer
mont ave. ME. T204. Falls Church S3l -W-3.
sCoTTIE PUPS. 4 months, A. K. c. reg;
nneSt t blood line Phone Jackson 1870.
@ol2 5. joyce st. Arl., Va.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPY. black, male,
pedlereeo: S25 Wisconsin 4667
ENGLISH SETTER, registered, IL months
9da, M, with papers: $40 board bill. $500
Evening star., 1940-04-27
HELP MEN G. WOMEN
HELP wOMEN

COUPLE to care for house in exchange for
groom basement apartment; references.
1910 21st st. NV. 3O+
Evening star., 1940-04-27

l2l0 TEWKESBURY PL NW,-Newly
furnished, 3 exposures. . closets; new de-
tached nome private family. GE 1851