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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-27

Copyright. 1910 by the Newspaper
Pm. Inc. in United States, Canada and
all the countries in the International
whole or in part is strictly forbidden.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-11-27

ITALY-BRITISH CHIEF HELD-Ar Marshal Owen Tudor
Boyd who captured recently while route his post
deputy commander of the R. A. F. in the Middle East
in Italy after his capture Marshal Boyd
other officers captured by the Italians while
travelling twn-engned Wellington bomber The plane
forced to land in Sicily by Italian planes that sighted in the
Mediterranean Wide World Photo passed Italian
censors telephotoed to Berlin Rome and
radioed to New York.
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:. thew learn that their engines .s 6aa in
ss.atls at every Winter '1 p5sess saD oil
bIinss your engine 0u- .t.14ad. because
cannot ,,s be PAU, sasrsD UP whsrs needed be-
it's AWAY even step out Of the house u ..,;n.
on-r1ArNe. you see' "a standstills
down during long colo
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B. B. C.: Offices Guarded Better
Than No. 10 Downing Street
Huge Building Of Greet Military Importance
Has Been Hit Once by Nuzi Bomber
This the ninth OF series Of uncensored stories the

This the ninth OF series OF uncensored stories
bHsieo Britain by the editor OF the newspaper PM
recently returned from London.
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The extra bonds 0'1 It
. .t.ss there And lubricant as ssss the ss, way
for precious parts instead ,si,sas :, Merchants
grind . At aes today to this sns
lasting oil that on-r1ArHS'
Oil Company
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RESORTS.
MIAMI BEACH, FLA.

,,,a timely oil ad tells you the 2t te
sam: sa ta, s'@ For It must come sssp1 TO s ali
fs nnsr .ns area ss s s to ' 1ss
The sooner the oil could d. s''
wore safely you'd start up. "a that's why
That's what's at stake. t east flow alone,
,.anx stop depending on lA1'
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reception area away from the
bombing Of the big towns. Over a
hundred Of us came out at first, but
now we have drept down to 30. I
have my mother with me, so am
very lucky. don't you think? Thank
you for sending those smart little
dresses. I would enjoy very much
one OF your little children .riting
me-"
Children Give Party.
Gables reaching here from Geneva
describe as desperate" the condi-
ton of children, the sick and the
wounded in the Paris area. To help
this situation somewhat train left
Switzerland yesterday afternoon for
Paris laden with $4,000 worth of
foodstuf1s.
The Bundles for Britain organ
ization announced from its head
quarters at 1881 Connecticut avenue
yesterday that 4,103 articles of worn
shoes and clothing have been
shipped from there since its OPEN
ing, May 20. More than a thousand
wool knitted garments were also
sent.
Six little children ranging in age
from 8 to 13 did their part for
the Red Cross yesterday as they
gave a benefit party in a backyard
in the 5000 block Of Klingle road
NV. More than 40 children came
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Red Cross Sendinq
Supplies 10 England
By Daily SaiIings
81 AmbuIunces Go
On Unnamed Vessel
For Rescue Work

Ambulances, foodstuffs, clothing
and medical supplies are being sent
by the American Red Cross to Great
Britain in daily sailings from the
port of New York, Red Cross Chair
man Norman H. Davis announced
mere yesterday.
A total Of more than $4,000
pounds of war relief supplies are
being shipped every day and on
British cargo boats they 60 without
charge. Yesterday, for example, 81
ambulances were scheduled to be
sent on an unnamed vessel. This
brings the number of ambulances
sent the British Red Cross to 101.
Food Now on High Seas.
Five British ships which left New
York under sealed orders are now
on the high seas with 2040, ,287
pounds of foodstuffs, 220, ,424 pounds
of clothing and bedding, 4 field
kitchens and ambulances in their
holds.
Since July l more than 10000 900
pounds of supplies have cleared
New York for England. The Red
Cross has spent total of $3.50, ,232
on British relief.
Headquarters received the follow
ing letter recently from a young
English child:
I'VE little evacuees are now in a
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Weddings
Continued From Page B-3.

the full skirt terminated In a broad
band of lace Her flowers were like
those of the bridesmaids.
AS the guests assembled a pro-
gram of organ music was presented
by Mrs. James Shera Montgomery,
church organist. Mrs. Harlan Ran
dali sang.
At the close of the ceremony, the
couple received Informally in the
vestibule Later a small reception
was held for the two families and a
few friends at the home of the
brides parents.
The brides mother, attired in teal
blue embroidered net and chiffon,
received the guests. She was as
sisted by the mother of the bride
groom, who was gowned in peacock
blue lace. Both mothers wore cor
sages of white roses and baby
breath.
At late hour the young couple
left amid showers of confetti and
rose petals for a boat trip to Boston.
On their return they will live at
422 Butternut street, Takoma Park,
D. c.
The bride is a graduate of Gen.
trail High School and the American
University and holds masters de-
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Hospital
Benefit
Supper Set
Annual Event
Listed Tuesday
At Sandy Spring

Those who have attended the an
nual benefit supper for the Mont
gomery County General Hospital in
past years are anticipating with
pleasure the event this year, Tues
day evening, on the Sherwood High
School grounds at Sandy Spring,
Md.
The suppers have won an enviable
reputation and include many dishes
made from famous old Maryland
recipes. Few who have enjoyed the
beaten biscuits, home-cured hams.
fried chicken, jams and jellies made
In local kitchens forget the repast,
which is served under the auspices
of the Woman's Board of the Hos
pital.
Preparations will be made this
year for more than 1900 suppers, as
1,640 were served last year. Those
who come for other attractions are
expected to swell attendance to
$500. Booths for the sale of candy,
flowers and other articles are set
up each year, and there are pony
rides and amateur theatricals.
200 People to Serve.
More than 200 people will prepare
and serve the food, most of which is
to be prepared the day of the event.
The supper is one of two major
events promoted each year by the
board, the other being the donation
day tea held at the hospital in
December.
Funds raised are used for the up
keep, housekeeping and oversight
of the hospital and nurses home.
The largest annual expenditure is
for linen, and the marking and
mending of these articles is never
ending work.
The new nurses home was COM
pleted in 1888 the Woman's Board
having contributed $6,500 toward its
erection. The board also super
vised its furnishing and decoration,
while individual rooms were fur
nished by the Woman's Club of
Chevy Chase. the Howard County
Auxiliary and the Woman's Demo-
cratic Club of Montgomery County.
Other Clubs Contribute.
For many years bed in the hos
pital has been maintained by the
Woman's Club of Bethesda. The
nursery was furnished by the Wom-
ans Club of Chevy Chase, and new
equipment was added by the Junior
Auxiliary, which also has made i'm
provements and additions to the
delivery room, Office and waiting
room. New equipment for the ac-
cident room was given by the Jun
ior Woman's Club of Chevy Chase,
and the grounds have been beauti-
fled by paintings donated by the
Chevy Chase Garden Club. The
library is under the management
of the Soroptimist Club of Mont
gomery County, which has supplied
new books and book cart, from
which patients make selections.
The Woman's Club of Silver Spring
has been particularly active in sew
ing for the hospital.
Mrs. Louis K. Bussler is chairman
of the Supper Committee this year.
and Mrs. Charles G. Tumbleson is
chairman of the Woman's Board.
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Mrs. Daniel Lauds
Playground Plan

Mrs. Ernest Humphrey Daniel,
president of the District Federation
of Women's Clubs. gave enthusiastic
personal Endorsement yesterday to
the development Of the back yard
Fairgrounds movement sponsored
by the District w. p. A., the Recrea-
ton Department and the Traffic
Advisory Council.
Mrs. Daniel approved the move
ment after visits to several of the
back yard Fairgrounds In the city.
A contest, being held in connec-
ton with the campaign, is designed
to reduce traffic accidents among
children Of the District.
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SenOr GOnez.Ruiz
axes Apartment

The newly arrived Secretary of
the Venezuelan Embassy, Senor
Luis E. Gomez-Ruiz, who has ar
rived with Sonora de Gomez
Ruiz to take over his new duties.
They have taken an apartment
at the Wardman Park Hotel.
Senor GomeZ-Ruiz is taking
the post of Senor Lares, who has
been appointed Counselor of the
Embassy to succeed DR.. Fombona-
Pachano.
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gree in chemistry from Johns Hop
kins University. Mr.. Warner was
graduated from the LovettSville
High School and the American Uni
versity. He had a year of graduate
work at Michigan State University
and is now studying law at George
town University. He is employed in
the patent department Of the
Westinghouse Co.
Miss Alice North Wed
To Mr.. Harold N. Boyer.
Miss Alice Virginia North was
married to Mr.. Harold N. Boyer,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Boyer
of Newman, Ill, at o'clock the
eveing of July in the little church
at Fort Lincoln, the ceremony be-
ing performed by the Rev. Dale
Crowley. The church was dec
Grated with summer flowers and
ferns.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore a gown
Of white mousseline de sole with a
nngert1p veil with coronet OF
white daisies. She carried a bou-
quet of gardenias and roses.
The brides sister, Mrs. Isabelle
North Miller, who was matron of
honor, wore a frosted pink taffeta
gown and carried an arm bouquet
of pink and blue larkspur.
A reception was held Immediately
after the ceremony at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Montgomery in
Arlington, Va. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Boyer, parents of
the bridegroom, and his sister, Miss
Verna Mae Boyer; Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Frank Grim and their son, Mr..
Marice Grim; Mrs. Ella Louise
North and her daughter, Miss Betty
Louise North, of Winchester.
Mr.. Boyer and his bride left on
a Northern trip. They are now re-
siding in Washington.
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Visits Capital

Mrs. Rene r. Studler, wife of
Maj. Studler, U. S. A.. Assistant
Military Attache at the United
States Embassy in Great Britain, is
in Washington for a several days
stay, and is stopping at the Ward
man Park Hotel. Mrs Studler has
just returned to this country from
London.
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terview that whether the war will
be IN the East, South or West, don't
know. but we will be at war"
America is ito complacent," he
added, and "is in real danger from
Germany"
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to Germany in 1917, said yesterday
the United States WOULD be "at wsr
within six months-somehow, some
where"
The New Yorker, here with his
wife to visit friends, said in an in.
Evening star., 1940-07-26
D. A. r. Unit Elects

Mrs. w. Pearce Rayner has been
elected regent of the Keystone
Chapter. Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution. Other officers are
Mrs Roy c. Black, vice regent; Miss
Emma Keithline, chaplain; Mrs.
George NICK. johnson, recording
secretary; Miss Mary Levers, corre-
spending secretary: Miss Medora
Ward, treasurer: Mrs. Claughton
West, registrar, and Mrs. H. H. Kim
caid, historian.
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Church Convention Opens

SALISBURY, Nd, July 26 R.-
The annual State convention Of the
Church Of God convened here last
night. The Rev. Norman G. Taylor,
State overseer, presided at the
opening session. Morning, after
noon and night sessions will be held
through the week.
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6. O. P. Leader Martin
Seeks denomination
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press,
BOSTON. July 26.-United States
Representative Joseph w. Martin,
jr., Republican, Of Massachusetts,,
chairman OF the Republican Nation
al Committee, filed papers with
Secretary of State Frederic w. Cook
yesterday for denomination to his
14th congressional district post.
Harold e. Cole of Taunton filed
for the Democratic nomination in
the same district.
Evening star., 1940-07-26

to buy candy and toys and take
part in games.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.
By Fontoine Fox

$40" CEDAR ST. Silver Spring, Md
Beautiful front room, new home bus line:
two blocks shopping center. SH. 1888. IL
ARLINGTON. VA, 2422 N. Washington
blvd New home: on bus line; board OPP
tional: gentleman. oxford 0aS7. IL
LOVELY ROOM for one in small strictly
private home; modern, bright comfortable,
piano. radio. privileges. CHI. 6417. IL
ALEXANDRIA-Lovely furnished single
room in new home. Call Temple 2l43.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

ter q years old, desires room, board and
care OF child. in private family: cow. to
school: large rear room tunfurnished pre-
ferredD, adjoining lnclosed heated sun
porch, south or west exposure preferable;
location west Of Wisconsin ave: available
October 1st. Reply, giving full particu-
lars, rate. etc, Box 24S-R. Star
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

SCOTT CIRCLE, 1921 r. l., best city 10
cation-Sinsle, double rm., every conY...
| serv: garage: home: reas.; trans. consid.
l775 CALIFORNIA ST. NV, Apt. o.,
couple or gentlemen. After pm. ls'
2le0 P ST; NV. the Charlotte; Apt. .
newly decorated; Sd week.
NEAR WALTER REED. 65l4 eth St NV
Private home. lovely double. private bath;
men: s25. !; $50, >. Taylor 00l1.
MT; PLEASANT; Of I6th.Brght: clean.
, Watef FOc% f0E su s5s young man.
1890 PA AVE. N.W.11Large double room:
bath. Muchau.
92S NJ ST. NV, The Aristocrat"
st-foor single rm., $3.50, also Ink. rm.'
l349 JEFFERSON ST NW.-Double rm..
near tran an shower: Ice aresSln1s
SCOTT CIRCLE, 1900 Mass ave. NV
Large front basement single. running water.
near bath: SO monthly.
DOWNTOWN-Lsrge, light, attractive suite.
or o e eGnn and nst NE S SsfF'0n
DUPONT CIRCLE. 2O26 St adj. Ink.
rooms. rance sink, inner-spring matt;
l44s MONROE ST. N.w-Master bedrm.
pvt, home best transp.; double; reas.
$40 LEXINGTON PL NE; between Z, and
2 S stS and 9th and 7tA stsM7-Lsrge, front
new home; semi-private bath with shower.
moderate rental: sood transp.
N eEe eoptoreabe front room priv.
ra a1s AZ i5asM sf ni2sh from quick
NEAR 4th AND R. I. AVE. NE-sman.
board optional, Nj CAB. '''0''''''
lac E r2nd ST NwgnLaTge nm; kitchen.
FriFidaire. $3.50; sleeping rm S. so. ~
1924 HARVARD sT.--,Large., comfortable,
double room. adj. bath; large closets;
exp. trans: newly dec: S16 mo.
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
18th and Eye SITS. n.w.-Rooms with bath
oT per wee 2n stue
type rooms If desired conditioned
lobby. dining room and cocktail room Roof
WILLS, msl for INSPECTION. District 1910.
GRAFTON HOTEL,
| with Simmons inner-sprinE mattresses:
| singles with running water. 81 so wk up:
doubles, $3.50 vk up: with pvt bath, sin
sles. $3.50 wk up; doubles, $3.50 wk up.
THE MAURY."
looms l95 ai,b st ngm1oo esaut1un, ,urn
baths: elevator service; 81 week W 5-O '1O
SHERMAN CIRCLE NV.
Large front room: COW. 10 churches.
bus: employed person: ref exch. RIA 1852
CARROLL ARMS HOTEL,
lst and SITS. ne.-Sinsle rooms from
the month. Call Mr.. Parrish. mgr. for
inspection. AT. $500.
THE ANCHOR INN.
lust opened all new furnishings best
beds. plenty baths and runninE water;
| spotlessly clean. mao service and phone
| IS wk. and up. Walking to all depart
ments. 1918 L ST. NV.
| COLORED l15 53rd ST. ne. Capitol
View-Large front room. nicely furn.
| home privileges: BY week or month. AT
| la24-J
| niShed room in modern, refined home;
gentleman, only cultured person Call
after & To-
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COUNTRY BOARD.

RURAL. HOME HOTEL, Shady Side, Md
Steam heat: modern conveniences, inner
SPRING mattresses: famous food, West
River section of Chesapeake Bay. Reak
rates. Tel West River 42-F-5 49,
HOMEWOOD,
Blue Ridge Summit. Pa-Excellent meals.
serupulously clean house. Gentle clientele
Mrs. J. F. Cummins. phone 103-M
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UkEUR.

ATTRACTIVE APIS. HIGH-CLASS NEIGH
borhood, some furnished Car available on
appt MPS GREEN, Shepherd b12s.
3 SEPARATE SLEEPING ROOMS OR
more Kitchen and bath: convenient 10
Navy Yard and Census Teas. AT. 4004-J
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THE ANCHOR INN
ROOMS UNPUBLISHED

21o CARROLL ST, Takoma, D. C-Laree
2nd-foor room, heat and light included,
Sl5 month. Can be seen any time. ia.
91aS.
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CUT FLOWERS

THREE DOZEN BEAUTIFUL GLADIOLUs
delivered, or ! E select spikes for 81. Helene
Afieck. Vienna. Va. Phone Vienna INV.
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sEDGWICK GARDENS, 1925 CONN. AVE.
II bedroom. large closet space, living room.
dinette. kitchen. bath. Call WO. 4lo0.
1868 N ST NW-GARDEN APT, LIV.
rm, kit, bath; "a block of Conn; Walking
distance S42 30 includes utilities.
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1925 MD. AVE. MCLEAN, MODERN
md floor front: - rm., X. and b; apt;
S42 so; Frigidaire on house current; well
kept apt bldg
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r. I Reds, $3.50 per 100 Con-
keys Y-O feeds. James Feed Store. 6l9 K
St NV. Metropolitan 00s9
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2 ROOMS. KIT, BATH. FRIGIDAIRE ON
house current: corner bldg, cow. trans.
and school; 4506 Geo. ave. NV; S42.50
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Crosby like new. to be sacrificed az
fraction of original cost. 81 q 81. n w
DINETTE TABLE. metal top and chairs
n
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POULTRY & EGGS.
BABY CHICKS.

PIGEONS. improved White Kings. top prt
ducers. mated and minated; SO, 81, SIS d
pair Call Shepherd 3599-W.
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FURNITURE-New furniture, excel con-
dition Complete in detail. Can arrange
transfer of lease on new air-cOndltoned
ept 1000 ST. NV. RE POSI-, Ext. IL.
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FURNTTURE-Fve rooms large refrigera-
for extra pieces. 5000; portable electric
sewing machine. $50, 921 Sth ST. Sc; Apt.
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. RMS. KITCHEN BATH. WITH STORE
or once in front, at 1744 Columbia I'd NV.
Rent reduced to $50. PERCY H. RUSSELL
1121 x
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1915 5th ST. NW-ENTIRE 2nd FL, 3
rms, kit. bath; refs: newly decorated:
GENTLE adults: utilities furn. reasonable.
4O7 9th ST NE ROOMS FOR LIGHT
$50 month. Call Randolph
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FURNITURE of naval officer. Bookcase, din.
suite with corner cupboard, day bed nurS,
cry chifforobe, old chest drawers, teakWooSd
coffee table, Gov. winthrop secy. han
chime clock. Oriental rugs. Chinese screen,
hall runners. Lorraine Studios, $500 Conn,
Ami 2l Woodley 1860.
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STUDIO APT ROOMS, KITCHEN AND
bath. 1912 Conn. ave. NV PERCY H
PDCGTTJ
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CIOTFING-Black caracul fur coat, CAM
el's.hair coat, tailored wooden suits, sizes
lib good condition. MI $500, Ex - l.
After S. ~
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DOWNTOWN APT-3 ROOMS. KITCHEN
bath; clean. attractive, reasonable. Michi-
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FURNITURE-Walnut and oak bedroom
suites $50 New air mattress and springs.
bookcases files and tables. GAL E. Cap ST.
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WEAVER APIS, 1873 IRVING ST. NV
Convenient location, excel. transp
facilities: . rooms, kit, bath, S45. See
resident manager. Adams 499s.
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2O9 GALLATIN ST. N.w.-NTIRE LIST
fl. rms, kit. bath; pvt entrance' all
mil furn pxDress bus RIA 1913
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401 3rd ST NV
three rooms. kitchen, bath: S35 90.
See Ianitor on premises.
THE NEW HAMPSHIRE
$500 New Hampshire Ave NV
Modern, hreproof, elevator building, To-
Gated in the heart OF Petworth convenient
10 Georgia ave. shopping district and all
transportation.
z rooms, kitchen and bath S4o5o
rooms, kitchen and bath with choice of
solarium or screened porch SOS 90
rooms, kitchen, bath and screened
All Gas and Electricity
Included in Rent
See Resident Manager
THE NEW HAMPSHIRE
$500 New Hampshire Ave. NV
WIND-VENTILATED BUILDING,
COPLEY COURTS.
1914 18th ST. NV
Lowest rents in city for comparable sc-
commoostlonS and inclusive service
Convenient to market and stores
Delightful corner apartment. two bed
rooms with connecting bath, double foyer
furnished dinette. French windows in
Kitchen and bath; $50
:, All utilities and switchboard included
IN rents. Resident manager telephone
Decatur O300
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private, . rms. kit. bath: Frigidsire. gas,
elec. included; inst. h. W. adults. WO 81 "a
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DRUM OUTFITs-Complete, new set. In
Guiding bass drum, snare drum. cymoal,
ton-tom pedal, sticks and instruction
book, from $685. IN. Also used outfts.
Republic 500. The Piano Shop, 1Olo Ith
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DOWNTOWN. 2l21 H ST. NV RMS.
kitchen, bath: reg. incl; SAT to $50; roo
garden Resident MANAGER NE. 1888.
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5sreplsce kit cabinet secretary desk. WE
20 MOVING. Edelman, 1908 Georgia ave
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bl3 SEWARD SQUARE s E. FACING PA.
ave. and parks rms, kit bath and
porch $50; . rms. kit. and bath. $40
FTSCHER & co ME OO45
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BROOKLAND ROOMS, KITCHEN.
bath screened back porch. and basement.
adults: heat furn.; $50. Decatur 22S9.
5l3 B ST NE LARGE ROOMS.
kitchen. private bath, large closets refs;
0riyate home. adults
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BEDROOM. Solid Maple. CompIsIe VIII
Sac. 90 "Desk-Chest."r Also in Solid Ma
pie, 3-Pe Jacquard Living Room. sAG Ihis
Suite Is Exquisite Luxury Al SAN
With Extension Table and Extra Heavy
Chairs. Odd Chests Dressers and BedS,
S3.75 Antique Secretary IOakl; WIN
$500. China Closets, IS 90. SEE THESE
STORAGE VALUES ACME MOVING q
STORAGE, 461s 18th st. NV Geors na
ACME Local Moving Reservation NOW.
open Nights"
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444-e MELLON ST. -sE-1s14 MINI.
ave se-4-5 rm., mod. duplex apis; S45-
S55 RA 1874 or janitor. AT 0029-J. !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-17

BEDROOM FURNITURE pcs. in maple
or walnut. S3975; bed LmapIe, or walnut ;,
bed with good mattress. complete. SID
beds in mahogany veneer from S493; easy
terms; large selections. Lewis FIrnltGTe
1928 14th st. NV. Georgia --3f' We
4, nj hnlSeS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-17

BRICK LUMBER AND PLUMBING mate.
fials at bargain prices from hundreds OF
vrecking Jobs reconditioned and neatly az
RANGED for easy Selection at HECHINGER' S.
You'll save time as we'll as money by com
ing to any Of our three yards. We quote
delivered or undeliyered. Phone At l4oo.
HECHINGER CO. Used Material Dept
18th and So NE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-17

MORSE ST. NE. l1O5. APT. RENTS
reduced: corner apt mod. duplex; . rms.
kit, din. bath; scrnd. porch, yard: oil heat
and h. Y turn;' very reas; SdEUIANI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-17

DINING ROOM, 10-pc., $3.50 vtAue for
only $3.50. Inquire sos H St ne.
DINING ROOM sU1TE-Reduced price on
with iyre-back chairs. Also 1o-pc. suite
at S59a5; $3.50 per week. Lewis Furni-
ture 1923 14th ST. NV. georgia 2-o4'
We furnish sample houses.