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Evening star., 1940-03-05
Rubber Futures

NEW YORK. March B R-crude ruS-
1s.26b; May, 1920; July, 1909 Bid.
Evening star., 1940-03-05

Bank Loans Register
$8,000,000 Increase
In Latest Week
Reserve Board Finds
Sc, 900, 900 Of Gain
In New York City
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Commercial, industrial and agri-
cultural loans of banks in 10l lead
ing cities increased 100000 to $4,-
324,000,000 in the week ended Feb
ruary %.
The Federal Reserve Board said,
however, that $6,00O,0OO of the in
crease occurred in New York City
alone.
The boards statement gave the
following summary of assets and
liabilities on February %, together
with changes for the week, and with
the same week last year, in millions
of dollars:
Evening star., 1940-03-05

Terni- Soc ehs So a 45is 45Ts 45I
WV With warrants. XIV without war.
rants n New st (stpl Stamped
sNesotiability impaired by maturity.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-27
Calphin Lists Prices
AAA Pays For Peanuts

Price schedules under the gov
eminent peanut program were re-
leased Yesterday by county farm
agent R. W. Galphin in response
10 reports of undue profiting by
some agents.
The Virginia type of peanut,
Grade l. S. No. 1, in class A sells
Iof $40 per ton, in class B $6e per
loh' and in class c, SCI per ton.
Grade U. S. No. 2, class A sells
lor S67 per ton, class B at $50 per
loh' and Glass c at s5S per ton;
Grade U. S. 3 sells at s65 per ton
IN Class A, S61 in Class B, and $56
IN class c.
southeastern Spanish type of pea
"uI' Grade U. S. No. 1 tells for sc5
FER ton, Grade U. S. No. 2 for SCI
per Ton, and Grade U. S. No. 8, at
$56 per ton.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-27
Hearts Gladdened

postmaster Wilbur r. Dosher,
commander, Wilmington Post
w. 49, American Legion, yes
loay acknowledged receipt Of
~ o following letter from G. F.
ouu' British vice-consul, with
-esdrd to a resolution adopted
recent Legion meeting:
nave been asked by His
ma1esty's Charge d'Affaires in
uH~ashlhgton, in the absence Of
~ NaJesty's ambassador, to
w. me ex-service men and other
t.'ilens of Wilmington know that
neif resolution, expressing ad-
a'!on for the fight which the
ltlsh forces and the civilian
~Spulatlon of Britain r putting
~ being forwarded to Britain.
Ills Majesty's Charge DAT.
lalres wishes to assure the x
nee men and other citizens
wilmington that the British
a'ple will be gladdened to have
A. ulS generous message from
lenas across the sea, many of
4uom are old comrades of our
'S"llhg forces"
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-27
r. scREvEN OPENS
oFFlCERs' SCHOOL,
,,,uv Wilmingtonians Are
removing Families To
Savannah Beach
nv ~. H.

RY W. ii.
uopT sCREVEN, Ga, Oct. 26.
a Un officers and enlisted
~Se If tbe LIST. Battalion. 252nd.
men Artillery, have been detailed
Coasv +and a special school for in
to ast in the classification of
s'Iu,'' 1ersonnel, particularly
army aoes expected to be assigned
dfS4 +he verious posts and camps
10 n '#' fine next few weeks.
"i rbose attending the school,
,1 Iab' is being directed by Major
C cari r Wahle, 10th. Coast Artil-
tTl- are as follows:
lst c2o,ntains- C. D.. Cunningham,
nst+erv A: F. E. Wishart, Battery
D 1ohn W. Walker, Headquarters
b,++erv, lst. Lieutenants- W. F.
D Darr and W. H. Hancammon, Jr.,
pottalion Staff. Second L~ieutenants
pohert B. Rives and Walker T.
provn, Battery A; George D. For
Lines and H. H. Daugherty, Bat
.orv 2. list. Sergeant, Clarence M.
Toonce and Staff Sergeant Harris
rorker. Headquarters Battery.
seroeapts- Charles A.. Thomas
and Ernest H. McKeithan, Battery
a. I. B. Townsend and William B.
lennon. Battery B. Corporal Yer
nm Cottingham, Battery B. Pri-
Yates D. B. McFayden and Dan
G Roach, Headquarters Battery;
Charles A. Peschau and Harry A.
stallings. Battery A.; j. J. Jones,
Battery b.
Yesterday the Battalion under
command of Major James B. Nc
Cunber of Wilmington, hiked to
Fort Pulaski and return, a dis.
lance of approximately 10 miles.
This was the second such march
designed 10 harden muscles of the
former National Guardsmen.
An overflow of military person
mel at Fort Screven has forced
numerous officers to locate living
quarters outside of the reservation
and the publicity bureau has taken
care of the situation. In addition
TO the officers a large number of
civilian personnel attached to Fort
Screven have also located on Sa-
vannah Beach for the duration of
their assignment there.
The following is a partial list of
newcomers to the resort:
Maj. and Mrs. James B. Nc.
Cumber and child, Wilmington.
Capt. and Mrs. K. M. Miller, two
children, Capt. and Mrs. E. F.
Wishart, Lumberton, N. c.; Capt.
and Mrs. C. D.. Cunningham; Lieut..
and Mrs. H. H. Daugherty, two
children, Lumberton; Lieut.. a n d
Mrs. R. M. King, two children.
Wilmington; Lieut.. and Mrs. W. T.
Brown, Wilmington, Lieut.. and
Mrs. W. H. Hancammon, Jr., and
child, Wilmington; Lieut.. and Mrs.
K, W. Rocks, two children, White
Vile: Lieut.. and Mrs. Yates Floyd,
Lumberton; Lieut.. and Mrs. R. B.
Rives. d
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-27
Labor Riot Victim
Eulogized As Marty,

r~
ST LOUIS, Oct. 2e.-R-Thou,
SANDS Of union members paid trib-
VIC To-Day to Upton Hammond, 60
seaf-old construction worker killed
III a labor riot, at what was de-
''iloed as the biggest labor funeral
ever held in st. Louis.
rolce estimated the crowd at more
than 10000.
Duflhg the services, Hammond
was eulogized as "a martyr to the
'"use OF organized labor"
liz was slain Wednesday in a
p'ched battle between union and
lOn-uhlon workers on a suburban
BODYBUILDING project.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-27

"These are average earnings Of more than $4,000 a year for a
young man just starting out in life. Jimmy's thrift has frequently
brought censure upon his head. For instance, he got a $4,000 fee
for writing the insurance on the President Lines Steamship Company.
The United States government owns 80 per cent of the stock of
the company, and it has also been financed by a large United States
loan. The head of it, named through presidential influence, is
as its chairman. Jimmy left his job as the Presidents secretary to
take a position as some sort of vice president with Samuel Goldwyn
getting $4,000 a year-at a time when Godwyn and other movie
magnates were under indictment by the Federal government.
Although his place of business was in Boston, he wrote insurance
policies on large business concerns all over the COMMUNICATIONS
Distilers Corporation, Associated Gas and Electric (aso under gov
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-27

I'm this last year the s52,29o was split between himself and his
wife. He put part Of it in her name for incometax purposes. This,
Of course, was not his total income, for he had returns from other
sourees-broadcasting, commissions. on other little jobs, $1,000 as
his fathers secretary, etc. His insurance earnings after 1887 have
never been published, but they are generally supposed to have been
at least as good as in the other years. But in addition to these iasur-
ance earnings he began to draw a salary of $4,000 a year from either
Samuel Godwyn or the moving picture industry. Taking these figures,
his earnings from 1888 to date since his father has been President
and part of the time he was the Presidents secretary-were:
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-27

John 7. F Flynn Noted Political Writer, in His Book
Country Squire in the White House, Said:

ut is not possible to omit a consideration of certain personal
elements. The Presidents family has been greatly admired by many
for the resourceful manner in which its members have utilized their
opportunities while in the White House. The Presidents immediate
family had never enjoyed the kind of income essential to the demands
Of the Hudson River society. The President himself had never earned
any sum worth mentioning until he was thirty, when he was named
assistant secretary of the navy. It was not until he was nearly forty
that he got his first private job with the Fidelity and Casualty
Company. This gave him 5000 a year, and he doubtless drew a
goodly sum from the Roosevelt and 0Connor firm: But it was not
until he moved into the White House that the chances for large
earnings were opened to all the members of the family. There has
been some criticism of this. The tradition of the presidency has been
against it, former presidents holding that they would not treat the
White House as a HEADQUARTERS, for carrying on private business. But
the President delights in breaking precedents-boasted, indeed, in
his acceptance speech that the Democratic party would break many
precedents.
"The earnings of James, eldest son, are best known. After
leaving Harvard, where he failed in his examinations, he began to
study law. In that very first year as a law student an insurance
company offered him a job at $4,000 a year. The work consisted,
according Soig to James, in merely sitting at a large desk; He tells US
in an authorized interview in Golfers august 20, 1889, 81 knew
perfectly well that they were paying me for the name. l was
newly married and needed the money" This was 1881. The next year
his father was running, and the year after his father was President:
the insurance firm of Roosevelt and Sargent in Boston. His earnings
from that firm, according to his statements printed in Golfers, were:
Evening star., 1940-07-28

hOlOMh llC hOI-WAIER HEATER, 1g.
SIZE. must be loy price. 1906 Harvard
st. NV CO. 1862.
BEDROOM. dining, living room furniture
wanted; contents of apis or homes also
odd PIECES. WE DO MOVING CAREFULLY
AND REASONABLY. Georgia 14l6. =
good condition and reasonable. RA. 3Os3.
BOOKS, all kinds and old Natl Geo; best
cash prices. Phone Met 1916 or bring IN
STORAGE Book Shop, 420 10th st. NV
CLOTHING-Hlghes prices paid for mems
Met. 3767. Open eve
COINS, sold, all dates and DENOMINATIONS
Hlghes' prices paid. E. o. Likens, 924
FURNITURE, bric-a-brac. china, glassware.
rugs, sllverware. PAINTINGS: highest cash
prices paid. Call Murray, Taylor 1888
P9gtysy PPuRNITURE Eis5e! Tpgs household goods etc
Call any time. IL. 54ss
PlANos-we buy and sell used pianos of
shop. l0l5 7th st. NV.
SAW DewaN, also transit or level once
phone {liot ,old IA. 332s: residence phone, Dis
SEWING MACHINE-We buy all types;
pleatins. 917 F st. RE 1900, RE. 23iI'
SMALL sIDEBOARD or serving table. ma
pie must be reasonable. Adams 2SlO-M
WANTED. elec. range. Give name model
wattage of burners. etc. and cash price
Box 35n-J, Star
WANT TO BUY cheap for cash a modern
electrlc refrigerator. Edward T. Fenwick.
woodward Bldg. city.
WILL PAY CASH for ! bed springs and
mattress; must be clean and a bargain,
state price. Box 55-G. Star
G2LD1BRTNG GS25 pI aIH,7-, YOUR OLD GoLD, sn,
JEWELRY WE PAY CASH. A. KAHN
INC. As YEARS AT 935 F
CASH FOR OLD GOLD
SILVER. watches. diamonds and old dis
carded lewelry full cash value paid.
SELINGER'S. SIS F St. NV
A BETTER PRICE PAID for old gold plat
mum. JeWelry. diamonds, watches and
diamond watch cases. condition unimpor
tant as We use same in our mig. dept.
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO,
127 9TH St. NV
ABSOLUTELY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
F0K YOUR GOLD, DIAMONDS AND
yH1, JyEWELRY Try, GET OUR OFFER BEFORE
ST NV, ROOM 3O1. Ma. O2s4
Evening star., 1940-07-28

bodrulng cats.
- established 4 Years
sa1e outside porcheS; personal attention
veterinary supervision. Mrs V. Pedone
i4II North Nash St. Radnor Hgts, Ar
llneton, Va. Phone oxford l41I
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BABY CHICKS.

ROCkS r | Reds, 81 80 per 100 Con-
Keys o feeds James Feed Store, s1g K
st. NV. Metropolitan 0OSg
HbOChS, ~ REDS NEW HAMPSHIRES. 81
the hunored. Special summer nrice
q; b. Henry phone Falls Church tVaj
COWANS baby-started chicks Md u
G"San'S Hatchery. Bowie Md Ph 234f
BLOoD-TESTED CHICKS from state-an-
proved focks, 81 per 100; ducklinEs keets
ana turkey poultS: Jamesway poultry
equipment and PrattS feeds L. f Beach
Hatchery. Norbeck. Md Ashton 4I33
Evening star., 1940-07-28

DINING ROOM SUITE. handsome 10-pc..
imported walnut, like cost $500; sac.
S95. Also beautiful l0-pC. blond mahogany,
used l month; sacrifice, Sll0. The Alabama
Apts.. cor. til and N SITS NV, Apt. POI.
Dupont a2l9. Dealer. Home Sun, Mon.
till S pm
Evening star., 1940-07-28

FUEL OILS, gasoline or chemicals stored,
10 gallons, one cent per month, via tank
THos, j CRoWELf, Estb 1915.
South WaShineton Va RE 4411.
Evening star., 1940-07-28
FARM r. GARDEN

TREE-RIPENEDJ JUNE APPLES, fresh corn.
WlilcreSt Farm, Hunters Mill rd, miles
north Oakton Va
BOxWOOD, slow wgrowing old English, JS
years olo' = 1eet' Sl-S3. 1861 18th st. NV.
PRIVET HEDGE. 220 IT.. exceptionally
thrifty privet hedge and several white
spruce, arbor vitae, retinospera white and
Australian pine from II to IS IT, tall for
immediate removal. Box 47-G. Star.
LANDSCAPE SERVICE. pruning planning,
tranSplanting sodding, lawns made, reno
Emerson NV "ofG RA oTia & walker 232
Evening star., 1940-07-28

PIANOS-Apt. size Huntneton. Sl25: .
apt size Arthur Jordan. 500 ana S65
old Chckering grand, $50 Uprights-
Imperial. S35; 3 pianos in Pood condition,
$40 each. Smiths Storage Co. 1913 You.
NO 3343
Evening star., 1940-07-28

FRENCH kidney-shaped hand-painted desk:
$50; hand embroidered Chinese black and
white pajamas, size 1915, $50. 5OOS
illinois ave, NV
Evening star., 1940-07-28
COAL. WOOD. ElIel oil

Pa; WHITE ASH COAL-CheSt.. stove egg
Sl0; nsa, IS; buckwheat. ST. Our coal Is
Washed and put in your bin. Buy now as
5792. "N' 1H'
Evening star., 1940-07-28
POULTRY & EGGS.

40 NEW HAMPSHIRE PUILETS, March
Matched, ready to lay; / electric floor
brooder. goo chick capacity reasonable
2S0S 33rd st. Sc. Ii 1853.
tryers, some broilers; 4Oc each Call
Spruce 0l SO oss
Evening star., 1940-07-28

DINING SUITE, S135. value $500; Chinese
screen, $50 Duncan Phyfe sofa. $50 liv.
suite, S45: corner cupboard, S45; knee
hole desk, ST.. lounge chairs. SIS ca:
Spanish shawl $50. Lorraine Studios,
$500 Conn ave, Apt. 81. WO. 1869
DINING SUITE. 10-piece, walnut finish,
cheap; FrIgidaire, Gu. it.; fine condition,
S35. 1ll0 Va ave Sw
Evening star., 1940-07-28

FURNITURE-Sofa. 9xl2 rug, chair. china
ave Takoma Park SH 4633-W
Evening star., 1940-07-28

MILL EQUIPMENT, consisting of one four
side planer and hatcher, one two-side
planer one rip saw, one jointer, one cross
cut saw and blower system, all motors
| attached. Appiv W. A Pierce Co., GIG
R | ave ne
Evening star., 1940-07-28

FAFEt CUT ER. " power punch 9
heads, l0Xl5 Miller, SXI2 Gordon, cabinet
cheap for cash Box 369-J, Star
PARTITIONS. glass: suf1c,nat for 3 small
rooms Dr.. Cooksey, 1920 K st. n ". Mon.
9 TO ).
Evening star., 1940-07-28

ELECTRIC FANS. 16-inch WESTINGHOUSE
oscilating, and 4-blaoe, 3-Speed ceiling,
alternating current. Randolph O639.
ELECTRIC FRIGIDAIRE a c, porcelain,
In perfect working condition, $1,000.
1D11 N Canlfnl ST
Evening star., 1940-07-28
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

AMERICAN OR FOREIGN COINS stamp
collections, AUTOGRAPH letters bought
Hobby Shop 7l6 18th st NV Dist 1879
AUTOMATIC HOT-WATER HEATER, f
SIZE. must be iOY price. 1906 Harvard
St NV. CO. 9692.
Evening star., 1940-07-28

PIANO-Slightly used; latest model wal
nut baby grand very special only $3.50;
small apartment size, but has full So
note KEYBOARD: new guarantee; easy terms.
MA 412n. Kitt.S. 1A3N C ST q
Evening star., 1940-07-28

PERMANENT WAVING MACHINE, Ed
mondS-: l hair dryer: both for S35 ca
Also Boy Scout uniform, size l3. 81.
Call Wisconsin 3795 ewes. only
Evening star., 1940-07-28
CATTLE g LIVESTOCK,

BLOOD-TESTED CHICKS. ALL BREEDS,
81 .95 per 100 plus postage Ducklings, Sl2
per 100. QUAKER BRAND CHICKS, 81
3 Pearl St. Bridgeton, N. j.
ABERDEEN-ANGUS HEIFERS, ten. regis
tered yearlings. Choice breeding for beef
herd. Box 371-J, Star
Evening star., 1940-07-28

FRIGIDAIRES, floor models and reposSes-
sions, at reduced prices by Arthur H. Todd,
Inc, authorized Frigidaire dealer, 34l
r l. ave. ne. Warf1eld 1901. Open until
Evening star., 1940-07-28

FURNITURE-Smau grand piano, book
shelves, mahogany desk, also walnut; lamp
refrieerator. Harry Jones, Security Stor-
ace 40 1hth ST NV
Evening star., 1940-07-28

URNITURE-Beautifu living room and
bedrm. suites. also studio couch; sacrifice
21OS Eye st NV, Apt. 3. District 343S
Evening star., 1940-07-28

FINNO StleH baby grand, mahOcany per-
feet condition looks like new A fine
quality piano. bargain for cash. Schaeffer,
ioS Irving Dealer
Evening star., 1940-07-28

FUR COAT long, black. caracul. size
40. 1850 Harvard st. NV, Apt. AIN.
Evening star., 1940-07-28

CAPITOL HILL, 900 st n e-Lovely COR
ner home, newly decorated and furnished;
all home privileges and convenienceS:
reasonable to responsible GENTLEMEN cr
EMPLOYED COUPLE: conv. to transport
tlOn. Phone Atlantlc nSl2
Evening star., 1940-07-28

IRUMPEIS-Bargains in reconditioned IN
StFuments; Lafayette $3.50: Wurlitzer.
Slo . Victory. $3.50, LeMar silver
e9rnet, 81 50; Holton. gold iacquered,
E,,3tt.2o. Very easy terms. Ma 413O.
Evening star., 1940-07-28

PIANOS FOR RENT-New, full keyboard,
latest model instruments, only 81 monthly
graHdS, SIS monthly; money paid as rental
to buy later. MA 1870. kits 800 G st.
PIANOS FOR RENT-S2 80 monthly and
IL: if you decide to buy. rental money
Will be deducted from purchase price Re
cuDlic 1890. The Piano Shop, l0I5 9TH
Evening star., 1940-07-28

MOVIE CAMERA, Smm Cine Kodak model
90. ri q lens with case S45 90: perfect
cohdluon. Call RA 272S after : pm
MOVIE. PROTECTOR Eastman Is nm
list SO; De Vry l6-mm. movie camera,
list $50: sacrifice best offer GE o646
Evening star., 1940-07-28

1892 MASS. AVE. NV, Thomas circle.
Cumberland apt 2l-Large rm. newly
dec. sele. or dble.' nr. bath: twin beds
40 HARVARD ST. NV ballroom.
furnished, for rent quiet home. Adams
Evening star., 1940-07-28

1343 CLIFTON ST NV, Apt. As HO.
7262-Bright cheerful rm, twin beds;
elev. apt; unlim. phone; So single, 81 doub
1896 COLUMBIA RID. NV Apt. lO2-
Large, bright room, in cultured home. for
refined woman, Columbia 5000
3544 HEREFORD PL. W.-SIngle. nicely
iurn.; reas.; convenient transp. Phone
Hobart l-1O
Evening star., 1940-07-28

SUCTION FAN, 30-in.; 3 new Stokol stok
ers, ! suitable for Laundry. ) for small
homeS; file cases. desks, check writer.
Reasonable NO OO3S ''
Evening star., 1940-07-28

SEWING MACHINES. very good buys: mort
SID up; con. elec.. $50 up treadleS, S:j up:
az guar, Singer port. S39.5o Singer con,
ci3.oO with o-yr. guar incl. sewing INST
other good buys. Terms Repairing Open
ewes III 9. 9l7 F NV, RE. 1900, RE 23Ii.
STORAGE TANK hot-water 4O-gal ca
paclty. very reasonable. I14l Kenyon
ST NV. Adams 72s3
Evening star., 1940-07-28

CLOSE TO GOVT BLDGS. alS 23rd n ".
-Large, comfy furn., end A.. next hath:
quiet home, twin beds; reasonable 20
Evening star., 1940-07-28

home, off main road; 2-acre lawn, shade,
fish pond quiet cool restful | room,
spotless. well furn. 500 IL 3n3n
Evening star., 1940-07-28

736 QUEBEC ST. NW-Unusually attrac,
front bedroom. single or double. twin beds
newly decorated IA blk. from car and
BUS; private home: garage available. en-
ployed preferred
Evening star., 1940-07-28

SEWING MACH, Singer port cleo S21. 50:
a; n.' $40. 90: Free console like new All p
year guarantee. 1897 Conn ave
Evening star., 1940-07-28

do room for bachelor man or girl lavze
closet, fireplace, book SPACE. unusual ac-
cess0rles. So. 1sGl Je1ersn nl- r.
Evening star., 1940-07-28

21l9 ONTARIO RD NW-Cool rms /
with porch; garage; conv to car line, free
phone; private family; near Zoo. Co.
lumbla 5OR4
Evening star., 1940-07-28

23l4 10Th ST. NW-Lge, cool front liv-
ing rm.. adj. twin bedrm., semi-pvt bath;
S35 for >. Hobart 1886
Evening star., 1940-07-28

144T MASS. AVE NW.-Sirsle rm "a
double rm. ST; twin beds; -. Ink. s.
1906 18TH ST NW-SmaI1 front sing G.
flenan DT NH0S
Evening star., 1940-07-28

DIAMONDS from estates and private parties
at sacrifice prices for quick sale. Beau
tlful diamond, l 60/100 carats, for
4 carats,. will sell for $4,000 Set of
sterling silver, made by Gorham, "a pieces,
Sl05 90 value for $4,000. Finest gem,
quality 65/ 100 diamond, Sl60 90. ls-carat
diamond for $4,000 Ask for Mr.. Open
heimer, 903 st. NV.
Evening star., 1940-07-28

COOL, ATTRACT fr-n co.. m ouiet ovt.
home. for ! or ., meals opt CHI. l5O4
aIl n. Nelson st. Arl, Va
Evening star., 1940-07-28

GRFYSTONE. Apt. 5O3 SIS 18th st NV.
Girl share beautiful, cool room with
another ME- 1900
Evening star., 1940-07-28

1921 ST. N.W-Furn. rooms. large
windows, southern expos running water,
twin beds: price reas.; l blk. Thomas Circle.
6l2 18th ST. NV. bet and G-Nicely
furnished single or double rooms walking
distance. ME 345:}
Evening star., 1940-07-28

BEDROOM. dining, living room furniture
wanted; contents of apis. or homes: also
AND REASONABLY. Georgia l4I6.
BICYCLE. Large Size. sirI.s rnust he ~,
Evening star., 1940-07-28

500 EYE ST. Me- . ard 3 nm APT,
s. 80 10 So per Wk., sleeping rooms. -.
Lincoln 1n1S-W
Evening star., 1940-07-28

WANIEp--Homes. having yards. for 3
beautiful kittens, also male dog. Taylor
Evening star., 1940-07-28

J 1561 LANIER PL., NV (nr. Adams Mill
Lo r. ;i-Attrac.. well-furn. dble rm.. next
path; pvt home; cool loc. Columbia 1866
Evening star., 1940-07-28

IYPEWRITERS-Smit perfect, Sl4: IJn-
derwood, Royal and port bargain. 144S,
PARK I'd, Apt. 7, Co 1925 Blaustein's.
TYPEWRITER, ROYAL. Al. only SIS Re-
c. Smith, $500 Free delivery Mac.
DONALD. 500 18th ST. NV :.
TYPEWRITER, L. c. Smith standard No.
S' new condition. SIS OBrien. Apt Oh
$40 10th NV. after Z pm. Sunday
uht!I D IS.
TYPEWRITER Rental Service, 5716 18th
NV. Geo. lSs3-Underwoods, 81 S5 mo- 4
mos. IN adv S5.55. no del, 81 addl dep
TYPEWRITER. Underwood noiseless port
able. like new, reasonable Call ME 56O5
Evening star., 1940-07-28

beautifully furnished rooms with adjoIa-
Ing bath, double or single. southern ex-
poSure; ideal for employed married couple
or gentlemen: Quiet surroundings COW.
trarSp across street from shopping dis
trlcI and move Phnnn W0oCLeY 1M3n.
Evening star., 1940-07-28

MT PLEASANT. 1903 Ineleside terrace
Beautifully furn master bedrm..
new home adjoining Rock Greek Park,
private bath. twin beds double exposure.
- closets Adams 00EN
Evening star., 1940-07-28

!44B MONROE ST. NV. y blk. I4th St
Attrac. liv. rrn.. connect. sleep porch Fr
windows: refined couple or girls. reas
Evening star., 1940-07-28

MIDDLE ROOM, next 10 bath: eastern ex-
poSure; so per month. GE 941l.
=. CORNER ROOMS, chw5 Transportation
/ p blocks away, unlimited phone, 81 50
week; prefer men. IA. %577
Evening star., 1940-07-28

FURNITURE-Studio couch, lounge couch,
table and 4 chairs; Oriental rug, 3Xo'
WI
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54O4 3"nd ST NW-Nicely furnished
large. cool front room new house private
bath; gentleman. Woodley T139 Gentle.
JOY CLIFTON ST NV. 3nd foor, cross
ventilation; next to bath, with porch: near
Evening star., 1940-07-28

COOL ROOM, 4 windows. > exposures
overlooking Wardman Park Hotel; ada
cent bath; newly decorated; maple furni-
ture. CO. OF SS-J
Evening star., 1940-07-28

DUPONT CIPCLE-Laree. airy room, con-
yenlent location unlimited phone; l or =.
1915 New Hampshire ave.
Evening star., 1940-07-28

CHEVY CHASE-Newly furnished doubls
rm.' windows next bath $3.50 ea:
convenient to bus. EN-. 2433 Gentlemen,
Evening star., 1940-07-28

2647 CONN. AVE, opposite Wardmans
Hotel-Nlcely furnished third floor, near
bath. 81 mo Adams l3Ih-
Evening star., 1940-07-28
SPECIALIZING.
Boarding Cats

DEE GEE KENNELS
Shepherd 1920. 'o' 4uh
Evening star., 1940-07-28

DUPONT CIRCLE, 1874 P st. NV. Apt
Si-Large front room, private bath; unlim
Evening star., 1940-07-28

e1st ST wv, 1913 nr Dupont Circle
Lg- 3-window twin bedrm in pvt horne:
bath adjacent Supremely comfortable
beds; furnished to please guests. genrle-
men preferred - week each person
Evening star., 1940-07-28

FURNITURE. 2-pc tapestry living room
suite, 500; odd settee very nice, SIS. See
3anitor, 1880 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1940-07-28

1852 N TROY ST, Colonial Village
beautiful LARGE rm.; gentleman; radio;
lovely view CH 2nOO Ext Rqn
Evening star., 1940-07-28

CLEVELAND PARK, near Conn-Pleasant
front room for one gentleman: alult fam
lily; c.hw, unlim. phone; S2S. WO. 1892.
122 JEFFERSON ST NV CChillum expr
bus) s)-Front room, pvt. bath, closet space;
gentlemen or empl couple
Evening star., 1940-07-28

bath. shower; in quiet home, spotIeSslv
clean: for discriminating gentleman. block
south Dupont Circle Decatur OS3g