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ROOMS WANTED.

/ OR . ROOMS FURNISHED. Ink;
kitchen, private bath: gas cleo incl: rea-
sonable. Give details. Box 3s-B. Star.
25'
NATIONAL SYMPHONY MUSICIAN desires
furn. room vicinity 18th and Quincy NV.
Box Bob, Star
SLEEPING ROOM with small basement or
first floor suitable preparing or packaging
CONNECTIONS; good references; central; rea-
sonable. State price. Box 46-B, Star
ROOM, private bath. private entrance;
Dupont Circle vicinity preferred. State
price Box 63-B Star
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

ROSSLYN--With employed young couple:
clean room new bedroom suite. next to
bath, for two employed young ladies; radio:
st nj ~
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in town. Must move this week, finishing
wrecking Rialto Theater. sth NV, between
G and H sts. Statesmen on Job.
BUFFEr-An odd piece; it's solid maple
and of real construction: worth $4,000.
p 0pT prse s1 spick cash nqyeT @
Georgia ave. Georgia 2223.
CLARINETS-New wood and metal French
made clarinets, $3.50 up; pay 81 weekly.
St NV OPEN EVENINGS.
loan, q carat, fine white, stone in beautiful
4 extra diamonds. Original price. $50;
now S25; terms. We will lend you $3.50
on this ring at any time. Louis Abrahams,
I'll G ST. NV.
DINETTEs-You have about Is to select
from and we have marked them at saving
really secure sensational values. Walnut.
mahogany and maple; breakfast room suites
in several color combinations including
OPEN EVENINGS Green Furniture, 5000
Georgia ave. Georgia 2223.
DINING ROOM SUITE. with round table;
modern buffet. .5-piece, SIS: rug, 9x12, So.
DISPLAY CASES, all sizes. at deep-cut
Atlas. 92l G st. NV. DI. 3737.
pERUMs.complsse Ms qutft ,gsS (neH) = only
ELECTRIC RANGES, standard makes, at
trade-in. Atlas, 921 g st. NV. DI. 3737.
ENAMELED SINK. good, used, 1sx24 roll
rim with oack So 40; big bargain for
new and rebuilt: exch., repairs. new bear
ings. blowers. CARTY, 160s 14th.
FUN1TuRE--Storage lots, and others. like
y baf5an on a erssf sy o9 beaFp G dn tram
Warehouse, so Florida ave. ne.
FURNITURE-Contents of model home at
sensational savinss-brand-new living nm
ave. NV. Emerson 1868 0nt. decoratorJ
FURNITURE-Bedroom mahogany; very
tall posters: out of storage warehouse; Gus
Open NIGHTS until pm. This is a fine
suite and you'll recognize its quality as
a you Ae ses t. yi Er c 4sss
14th st. NV. Georgia $3.50.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES green, factory
Duco finish, pcs; Grand Rapids suite;
pn G snd aaess Eovsss prees with ii
STORAGE Co, s6ss sf 18th St. aii. NV. p oeorsia e
FuRNITURE.Bedroom, walnut. This suite
SES; sSSsSpss%, ssss Am 5oszaz H r.
FURNTTURE-Ga range, day-bed, folding
price. Res, 80 Columbia ave, Takoma
Park, Md. Phone Shepherd 6742-J.
FURNITURE-Twin reed baby carriage;
fine quality. High chair, solid maple: 7-pc.
davenport suites (Kroehler), Q dining
rooms, 5 odd lounge chairs. studio
couches bedrooms. various kinds but all
SACRIFICE. Open every night until g.
ACME STORAGE CO.. tShowroom) 1929
14th st. NV. Georgia $3.50.
all accessories), unfinished chairs, rush
seat chairs, l ANTIQUE secretary desk, l
antique sofa, l beautiful occasional inlaid
walnut table. See the warehouse values
and all priced amazingly low" OPEN
NIGHTS UNTIL 9. Acme Storage Co,
IShowroom) 1928 14th st. NV. Georgia
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1926 18th ST N.W-Gentleman: attrac-
lively furnished, large. airy room: inner
spring mattress: adjoining bath with
shower: unlimited phone: bus stops at door.
Columbia a407
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Mt. PLEASANT. 9 large singles. one with
porch overlooking Rock Greek PIX semi
,ath. employed ladies. CO. O2S9.
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1915 18th ST. NV.
270O CONN. AVE.

Newly furnished; 2 rooms. kitchenett,
bath, for or 3 also single: maid. line
and eiec Resident manager
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MISCELLANEOUS rop SALE
COAL & LUMBER CO.,
JACKSON 1880.

Also good prices on cinder blocks, brick
mortar and plastering materials. Lumber
subject to 81 discount for cash.
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Mansion-like residence. completely re-
furnished with brand-new mahogany furn.
Every room studio-like. The inner-spring
mattresses are as fine as money can buy.
beauty and comfort in SURROUNDINGS and
furnishings. The meals are excellent.
New Hampshire ave NV. / block from
Dupont Circle. Walking DISTANCE downtown.
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207 CLIFTON ST. N.W.-Room. northern
Xp.. single, 81 30 wk: double, So: lge
lOSet Men. Adams 1870
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DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RING; forfeited
loan, "a carat, fine white stone In beautiful
new 14-carat yellow gold mounting with
q extra diamonds. Original price. $50;
now S25: terms We will lend you $3.50
on this ring at any time. Louis Abrahams,
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BOATS.
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK

CHlHUAHUAS, blue. gray. tan puppies and
grown Several direct from Mexico. Villa
Roma, Seabrook, Md.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. black, superb
specimens. II weeks old sire. Oh Sard
springs star of Stockdale; dam. daugh-
q granddaughter of Ch. Torohill Trader.
Call CHI. T033.
CHESAPEAKE BAY RETRIEVER, pure
pred, female. mos. excellent health;
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MOVING, PACKING 6 STORAGE.
APARTMENTS WANTED

UNFURNIsHED, ENT. End FLOOR . RMS.
kit, pvt. bath: utilities included, not over
$40: adults. Box 29-B, Star. 25s
FURNISHED APT-2 OR 3 ROOMS, FOR
3 months or longer; vicinity Chevy Chase
Circle. Call WO. 1859.
= ROOMS, KITCHEN, BATH, BY FAMILY
OF = adults. Hillcrest or Randle Highland
section: S25 to $50. Ii. 3427-M
WANTED IN THE VICINITY OF g. w .
sunny rms, private bath: Frigidaire; S45.
Box 4SS-X Star -
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Wesley Hall and Annexes,
1903 K st. NV, offers the best in down.
town room and board accommodations Ex-
rms; moderately priced District 100.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.
(Continued.)
RRAND-NEW

MT. PLEASANT-Attractive single or dou-
BILE; twin beds; next bath, in refined home;
good food. Adams 1858
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ATTRACTIVE GUEST HOUSE
13l l Euclid n.w-Lately opened. Singles
and doubles: $50 to S35 mo. with meals.
Maple furniture. Unlimited phone. Call
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FURNITURE-Bedroo walnut. This suite
ol pTess m pu 1
nights until Q. ACME STORAGE Co,
lShowroom) 462S 14th st. NV. Georgia
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22O9 MASS. AVE. NV.

An American home of the highest type
for employed people. Bird floor front dou-
BILE at $40 each. Also share room tprivate
bath) for young lady at S45. Finest food
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| CLEVELAND PARK, "a blk. Conn. ave.
| refined, gentle; pvt. home: SIG. EN-.
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14O1 18th ST NV.
BOLIVIAN CLUB.

Vacancy for lady Front basement
studio. for 2 or 3 men; pvt. bath: excel.
meals
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1865 EMERSON ST. NE-Private home;
nicely furn., clean, comfortable rm. next
bath; lady pref; 81 wk. AT. 3S14-W.
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ACCORDIONS-Spec clearance of sam
pie and -reconditioned instruments at low
4s bass S39 so; Hohner 100 bass 500 80;
Soprani. 10 bass S1245O; Hohner l2o
bass S125; lie Mar. 100 bass, Sl3e5u'
Excelsior. 120 bass, S265. very easy terms.
MA dHaA Kits. l320 G st
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| $3.50 COLORADO AVE Nw.-LARGE
apt. 3 bedfms., 2 baths, liv rm.. din.
Reas rent. Res. mgr. Apt. 2O2 Available
Evening star., 1940-04-24

BEAUTIFUL front corner. twin beds, ad-
joining bath; for .: large porches and
yards, home privileges, cross ventilation.
510l 10Th st NV
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RIGHT DOWNTOWN!

l RIM, K. S35; 2 RMS, K, S45.
Modern elev, apt. bldg; large, bright
rooms, big closets. Furn. at slight extra
charge BLAIR, 1921 NJ st. NV.
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1923 QUE. ST. N.W.-Large, nicely furn.
rooms, uni. ph., 81 up Basement apt,
Frigidaire, SIS Hobart ogT6
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1905 18th ST NV cor. Mass ave.-Avail
May 1st, light, airy single. double Walk
TO work. Club lounge. Selective menus.
Charming dining room S31 so up
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| IS T ST. NE.--2nd FL; ROOMS, PVT.
bath; newly decorated: Frigidaire, heat,
| gas. elec, c.hw. furn After pm
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1919 G ST NV. Ant 7O3-Cool bright
room, next bath: two exp: twin beds;
mn
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1909 ST. Me- r. AND B., LIGHT,
! heat, gas and hot water included Rent,
| $50. HUGH B. CoNNOR, 923 18th st.
| n W. Republic 1850. Eves. AT. 21O2
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.


1776 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. Nw-A dis
tinctive home for young people, in an un
surpassed location; reasonable.
DoWNToWN. 1919, Vermont ave.-Front,
pvt bath, 81 ca; single. ME. 1904.
cheerful single; lovely ise share rm. for
2 young ladies': a nicely furn. share rm
for Young man Enjoy this beautiful ex-
other young people. The very mod. prices
will please you. Dupont 9404
NV. SECTION-Clean room. good board,
IN. IN new w home: reasonable: prefer q nr.
rm, pvt; bath, twin beds; transp. at door.
Reasonable
MT; PLEASANT, 1906 Lamont St. nv
Just opened 1Nad clean newly decorated; deli
THE PINE HOUSE, 1923 r. I. ave. NV
Few desirable vacancies; young people;
rooms, meals: location ideal.
1744 LAMONT ST. NW.-Lge 2nd-foor
front rm., with twin beds in pvt. home;
good meals: $40 mo- ca; gar. if desired
29o3 18th NW.-Attractive rm., for / or
i'm It; tel. co. 145s 81. ta'n'' nome '''''' uh-
EMP. LADY to share modern detach. home,
qaf pii heat AleE with ssHW yid9y and son Us yrs;
1346 SHEPHERD ST NW.-Attractively
furnished double room. twin beds. adjoin-
ing inclosed porch; all conveniences; also
single; choice meals; $500 RA. s270.
363S CUMBERLAND ST. NV. off Conn
Aristocratic Sec; exclusive, cool. new det..
lge. dble. front. pvt. bath. shower; single
vac, for gent; delicious home cooking; bal
rates. Woodley 507s. ~ ' ''''N'
1905 18th ST. NV. cor Mass. ave-Avail
May lst, light. airy single. double. Walk
TO work Club lounge. Selective menus
Charming dining room. S37 so up.
BEAUTIFUL front corner. twin beds, ad-
joining bath; for . large porches and
yards, home privileges, cross ventilation.
5701 10th st. NV.
ATTRACTIVE GUEST HOUSE
1311 Euclid n.w-Latey opened Singles
and dOubleS $40 to S35 mo. with 2 meals
Evening star., 1940-04-24

,EVELAND PARK. "a blk. Conn. ave-
ntile home; reaS. Emerson 3344
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ALEXANDRIA a ROOMS, KITCHEN
bath, ami: garage, large gro9nds, cleo
| refg.: adults; $50. Alexandria S035-W
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. dust-proof through
out and center-drawer guides; 4 pcs. If
you are looking for a suite for your sum
real BARGAIN to a quick cash buyer.
OPEN EVENINGS. Green Furniture $500
Cenrsia ave GenrQia 2223
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2710 ONTARIO RD. N.W.-Very pleasant
room, twin beds near bath Also refined
lady to share room with another
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922 QUINCY ST. NW.-3 ROOMS. KITCH-
en- and bath, utilities, garage After m
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4O31 M H AVE NV

ONLY 2 YEARS OLD.
Near Army-Navy Club. mod white brick.
rms. baths, oil heat, gar; Insulated
DIXIE REALTY CO.. Ma $3.50
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RFDROOM-5 maple suites; all beautifully
STYLED and fine maple. These suites are
priced low: some out of model homes. some
of them fepossessions, but all hne waves,
PRICED LOW for quick cash sales. OPEN
EVENINGS Green Furniture, $500 Geor-
pia ave Georgia S223,
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DUPONT CIRCLE, 1916 10th st-Desir-
able 2nd-flocr bright, single double rooms;
private home; convenient corner
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FURNITURE russ, household goods. etc
Best prices paid For best results call Natl
5244: after &. Lincoln 54sS Reliable NOV
inc done InWest nricns
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3712 FULTON ST. NW.-S R., AMI, 500.
ME- 4300 DIJ 1000

ALMOST NEW-GLOVER PARK, 2220
39th pl. n.w.-3 bedrooms, 2 baths, sun
room. recreation room; air-conditioned;
very economical to heat: built-in garage;
$50 80. To inspect call COOLEY BROS,
DI. 14S1 or WO. 1o0h-
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9th AND TAYLOR SITS. NE.
Semi-detached rooms; / year old. ex
cellent condition: gas heat: fine yard:
rental S65 Shown by appointment only
BRADLEY. BEALL & HOWARD. INC.
National 0271. Southern Bldg.
Evening star., 1940-04-24

BFDROOM-Walnut; tall rectangular mir
rors. pcs. Suite has twin BEDS also
Beautyrest mattresses: taken back s;a IRON On
quick cash buyer. we will sell at a sensa-
tional saving OPEN EVENINGS. Green
Furniture, 5000 Georgia ave. Georgia
Evening star., 1940-04-24

1OoA A$. II. AVE. IN. w.
Six rooms and bath, row brick: COM
pletely~ redecorated: automatic heat, ga
rage refrigeration: reasonable rental
BOSS & PHELPS.
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APARTMENTS uhrURNIsnEp.

S42 5o-252 GALLATIN ST. NW.-3
rooms, bath. basement apt. separate en-
trance: everything modern: nice yard. For
inspection call Mr. Crawford, REALTY
ASSOCIATES, MA. 143S
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CHEVY CHASE. MD-New house. room
15x16 nicely furnished, private bath 6xs
use of sun deck: y blk. from trans: en-
Evening star., 1940-04-24

" S|4NxNs
Completely furnished large rms, bath,
kit; utilities incl. Apt. 700.
Evening star., 1940-04-24

1433 EUCLID ST. N.W-Very attractive
front rm, twin beds. near bath; also
studio I'M unlim. phone
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS. enough used to out
MT large place; also small piano. ME. $3.50.
evenings after z o4s
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tell it's been used A quality suite. Buy
this suite for cash at an enormous saving,
Unless we told YOU. you would swear IT
was brand-new. OPEN EVENINGS. Green
Furniture 5000 Georgia ave. Georgia
Evening star., 1940-04-24
BEAUTIFUL CHEST,

LARGE. solid mahogany wood. ia inches
thick, brought by owner from the swamps
Of Spanish Honduras Call MI. 1898.
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ACCORDIoNS-Bu at the Piano Shop
and save! Used 4s-bass Bertini SID;
used 4s-bass Venuti. S45: used 12O-bass
Hohner, $3.50; used 120-bass Venutl'
SOS so; new standard make aceordions
S125 up. Very easy terms; Repuonc
1890. The Piano Shop 1015 9TH st. NV.
OPEN EVENINGS.
Evening star., 1940-04-24

Duco finish, z pcs; a Grand Rapids suite;
out. of storage warehouse; complete with
spring and mattress Lowest prices in
town. Open every night until 8. ACME
STORAGE CO., 462s 14th st. NV. Georgia
Evening star., 1940-04-24

1865 LAMONT N.W.-ATTRACTIVE 2-R
kit, din. bath; redecorated: convenient 10.
cation; may furnish Il desired See res. mgr.
or phone Columbia 1858
Evening star., 1940-04-24

FURNITURE-Royal vacuum cleaner with
seat chairs, antique secretary desk, l
ANTIQUE sofa, 1 beautiful occasional inlaid
and all priced amazingly low" OPEN
NIGHTS UNTIL 9. Acme Storage Co.,
SShowroom) 1928 14th st. NV. Georgia
$3.50.
Evening star., 1940-04-24

AVE. Capitol Hts
m and kitchen. pvt.
adults. HI. O150-J.
Evening star., 1940-12-13
Charge Of Assault
Against Headmaster
OF School Dismissed
CoIored Boys Mother,
However, May Press
Case Against MiIIord

An assault case against Homer B.
Millard, headmaster of the Millard
Preparatory School, 1918 N street
NV. which grew out of a charge
he had injured a 7-year-old colored
boy on October 8, was dismissed in
jury section of Police Court yes
terday by Judge Hobart Newman
because of lack Of prosecution.
Prior to Mr.. Millard's arraignment
on the assault charge on october II,
when he pleaded not guilty and
demanded jury trial, police said
he told them he lowered the boy,
Charles Busey, of the 1900 block
of Twenty-second street NV, into
window we'll feet first to punish
him for entering the school dormi-
tory and annoying the students.
Subsequently, the boy was taken to
Children's Hospital, where X-ray
showed head injuries. Mr.. Millard,
however, expressed the belief the
child must have received the in
juries later
OtClSlOn 10 QlSlIllSS lllc case was
reached yesterday after Assistant
District Attorney Arthur j. Nc
Laughlin produced an affidavit
from the boys father. John W..
Busey, stating he wanted the charge
dropped. The affidavit declared Mr..
Millard had paid the sons hospital
bills and made a satisfactory settle
ment."
Meanwhile, a $4,000 damage suit
against Mr.. Millard, filed by Mrs.
Elizabeth Busey, the boys mother,
charging the boy was thrown into
the pit, is still on file in District
Court.
Also, Attorney George A. Parker
representing Mrs. Busey, said yes
terday that Mrs. Busey had signed
an assault warrant and that he
would seek to have the assault case
reopened in Police Court.
Evening star., 1940-12-13
Visitation Set Tonight
By Patriotic Order

Mrs. Ethel Virginia Fowler. State
councillor of the Sons and Daughters
of Liberty, and her official staff will
make their annual visitation to
Washington Council, No. 3, tonight
at 808 I street NV.
She will be received by Mrs. Mary
Reed Smith, deputy State councillor
of Washington Council, No. 3, a
member of Valley Forge Council,
No. 8.
Evening star., 1940-12-13
Marriage License
AppIicotions

7hS9.' Ss ana s la:Gn H.sn + l MSH's s avs
william f ne Ioy hs sev &C., d EdEssd ave-
wood. Md; the Rev. W. R. Jones,
5onsa PsS' 6oth of p Shadelph nHs
Robert E. Mattingly.
Leon J; Mason. 2l' and o6a Mary FRANCES
joseph s N Owens. rs ! 81 aIss H st. NV. and
H.ehs, R. ssI Brsw9 4s snoisx6os isSs Swami St
"GtnS and Alfredo l. Marshall. il. III F st.
s,w.; the Rev. David G., Lynch,
any ~ both iI, Of 1905 5th St. NV; the Rev.
Charles H. Hamilton
Morgan, is. both Of 500 G st. n.e; the
Rev Sylvester Moss.
James B. Hughes. 81; and Allie NJ Chez
"a. both Of !oI7 srd st. SCI the Rev
ohIlls tIisn EISs %Ss; As st 81 s. nv; H tn. ReS @H
H.Fstea Is pS,s sss.rs q a@s5 Sal,6E 1dsn St.
N'rHS' n'S'. and I Lei. E, ost.n;msyer; sa. l65l
Euclid st. NV; the Rev. Harold E.
Robert NJ. Foster, .4s,. Fort Meade. Nd. and
NV; the Rev James Rodgers.
R'sSt5d soh of 4's1hli a4linsscn' s avg Va; the Rev
chssS co. q ams,. 51s rhiFs st ssSs ssn end
ming I'd. ne; the Rev. Bernard N.
Robert Erp,e Hs's: e i Son lao9 m ss s. St.
NV; NV the Rev. Charles B. Austin.
Philip A. waters, 40. 5Ia Seward 50. Sc,
aad z. E.eEa R.v Das. E1fr W ae use. Es,ons w.
e and Lillian NJ Taliey q. 20 18th st.
e se hevIss Rtv asorSs Hrnsisn ssnnetf v. and
Dayla Msry HoVies ssteman a 3nHS a. fsSo St NV.
the Rev. John B. Arsaut. 900, ,,.
Mi2n1fs Knfsy 0e st < n nv henaTea' ana &c aertrads n
Mooney. 20, Flint, Mich; the Rev. viii
liam N. Bradner, ., ,x,... o,,o
ave NV; the Rev, Howard Stone An
Daniel j. Kaljner 90. PhiIadelRhis LAD a., and n,
d2S Rfe6 sSlOmU9 aSs vrsnfs Mfsz NJ Jones'
q. both Of 80 N St. NV; the Rev John
Harold l. H!rst. %, 1890 Nicholson st.
erson st. NV; the Rev: Henry sesal
Ra RRed%on Psssfs IS Sso IT, Of g. lsa s5d sah 1RoTs st.
ne, and Mildred A. Crook. %. Hous-
william iIa 8. Hardy. I @ %. $50 7th st. NE and
JAMIE Smith, 16, 331 N st. s.w.; the
George G. Haines. 80. 1415 Buchanan st,
and Ida v. Payne. "a. Gallinger Hos.
pital Nurses Home: the Rev. Raphael
Bernard s. Brown. 81. 141 INLAND ter.
e. and Audrey E. Gardiner; "a, 2220
Perry st. e.. Judge Robert E Mattlnely.
Bruce Brown, 3S. BERTHE County. N. c.,
and Annie M. Overton. es: Edenton,
N, C.; the Rev. W; Bertram King.
Paul l. Poston. 25 14th and K SITS NV,
and Marjorie v. Crumpler 1915 10th
st. NV: the Rev. J. Gerard Cole.
Evening star., 1940-12-13
Architectural Award
Goes to Army Unit

A certificate of honorable men,
ton was awarded yesterday to the
construction division Of the Once
of the Quartermaster General Of
the Army by the Association of
Federal Architects. 1t was for gen.
eral excellence in architectural de-
sign.
The associations medal of honor
had been awarded this year to the
Bureau of Yards and Docks of the
Navy Department.
Evening star., 1940-12-13
Deaths Reported

sallie B. Skinner %. $50 Hobart st. NV.
John Neil. so. Casualty Hospital.
Josephine P. Kelton. 81. Walter Reed Hos
Amanda % W. studds. 10, 1926 Georgia
Nathaniel p. Dial. 70, 1852 Kalorama
Leon Roberts. az. Gallinger Hospital
Nicotine M. Petersen, IS. 1924 Euclid 81.
Louis Kramm. so Gallineer Hospital
John r. Reese, 50. 1000 Connecticut ave.
Cosker F. Pickett. 45. Walter Reed Hos
Aubrey J. Jones, A. ZOE 7th st. NV.
Harry Cohn. A. Emergency Hospital.
Dorothy HollinEer, 80. 1915 N st. NV.
Ruth A. Gray. % Doctors Hospital.
Robert L. Hutchins "a. Capitol Park Hotel
Infant Hebb. Garfield HOSPITAL.
Infant Walton; Walter Reed hos Hospital
Ella r Smith, 10 24s 57th st ne.
Joseph r. Carleton. 6s. 1913 9Th st. NV
Louis J. Evans. 80, IS Myrtle st. ne.
Mammice Hawkins. 80, Freedmen's Hos
James =. Terry. a. Navy Yard
Mary Johnson, AZ, Freedmen's Hospital.
Evening star., 1940-12-13
Births Reported

Raymond and Margaret Du Four, boy.
william and Marie Carey. boy.
Herbert and Mary Cornwell, boy.
Walter and Eleanor Finnin, boy.
Briscoe and Mary Gray, boy.
Charles and Genevieve Hardesty, girl.
John and Marion Kel'iher. boy
Chester and Catherine Parsley. girl.
Frederick and Carol Prickett, boy.
Harold and Sarah Weiskott, girl.
Philip and Dorothy Brooks. boy.
Richard and Anna CHAPMAN, boy.
James and Mary Fieser boy.
William and Mae Forman. girl.
Bernard and Martha Harley, boy.
Clarence and Anne jackson, boy.
Joseph and Sarah Klein. girl.
william and Louise Phillips girl.
Winter and Gertrude Simpson. boy.
William and Esther Whitlock, boy.
west and Corinne Brown. boy.
julius and Alice Brooks. boy.
Levi and Gertrude Holly, boy.
Otis and Mary Padgett, girl.
Evening star., 1940-12-13

Florida Is farther west than the
Panama Canal.
Evening star., 1940-12-13
| Pork LOin

Center Cut Pork Chops
Milk Fed Veal Outlets
Tender Rib Veal Chops
Skinless Franks
Pure Pork Sausage Meat
Delicious Sirloin Steaks
Evening star., 1940-02-25
Bankers Guest List
Those Attending the 35th Annual Dinner
Of American Institute at Willard
(Story and pictures, page A-7.)

The list Of guests attending the
S5th annual banquet of the WASH
ington Chapter, American Institute
Of Banking, at the Willard Hotel last
night follows:
Evening star., 1940-02-25

Absher, Miss Mary !
Adams, Charles w
AhAlt. James B.
Anderson, Howard
Allen, Ernest
Allen. MacKend8ll
Allen. Mte NICK.
Ames. Richard B.
Amiss, Bernard L.
Amiss. Mrs. B. L.
Baden, Harry w.
Baden, Mrs. H. w.
Baden, w. G.
Bah1man, John H.
1ahlman. Mrs. ]. H
Balm, W. D.
Bailey, JENNINGS L.
Baird. Bruce
Baird. Mrs. Bruce
Bail. Mrs. Emma d
Ballard, Miss B.
Baltrush. Mrs. E. w,
Barker, Willard @.
Barker. Mrs. w. GG
Barlow, Miss Lois
Barnes, Roger w.
Barnes. William A.
Barnett. NJ. L.. jr.
Barr. Miss Mildred
Barrett, James D.
Barrett, Mrs. j. D.
Barrett, Miss Rice
Barse. George P.
3auckman, H. r.
Bauckman, Mrs. H
6aughman. G.. r.
9auGhman. w. N.
SaunAn. Miss c. j.
9eall. Miss M.
Behabetz. Miss T. N
Bell, Daniel w.
Bell. Norman A.
Belote. Ivy L.
Bender, Miss Billie
9erger, G. Fred
Bernhard. James "
Berry. Joseph L.
9iddle. Samuel
Bielask. Miss Ruth
Birdzell, L. E.
BirEfeld, Frank A.
Birgfeld. Kenneth
Birgfeld, Miss v.
BEkett. Miss Z.
4irtwistle. Miss L. E
Bishop. j. Millard
Bisselle. Hubert T.
1jorklund. Curtis
Hladen. John A.
9laiklock, E M
8laiklock, Mrs. E. N
Blanz. WiNred H.
Blanz. Mrs. w. H.
Blaydes, w. F..
glocher. William r
Sobb. William T.
Bobb Mrs. w. T.
Boeglen. Miss M.
Boesch, Miss NJ. B
8celey, Theodore E
Bosley. Mrs. T B.
Bolen. c. Leland
Borden, Donald
Berger, George I.
Berger. Mrs. G.. !.
8ornet, David
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1940-03-02
Group Hears
Book Review

Short reviews Of current books
were heard by member OF the Les
Pagettes Industrial club as they
met in regular meeting Thursday
evening session at the Lucy Thur
man Y.W.C.A.
The review OF the volumes, Tesla
ment Of Friendship" by Vera Brit
tain; Loon Feather" by a Detroit
er; Moment In Picking" by Len
Y'Tang. Chinese philosopher;
Caroline of England" by Peter
Quinell; and Grapes OF Wrath" by
John Steinbech were given by Miss
Harriet Horworth of the Book de-
partment OF the ]. L. Hudson COM
Pany.
Mrs. Rannie Grubbs is supervis-
ing activities in the department and
the group, Miss Elizabeth Jackson
will hold a pot luck supper in the
games room of the "Y" Thursday
evening. February 20.
Present at the book review were:
Marie A. Druery, Bertha B. Gallo
way, Alma Huckaby, Vivian Hamay,
Elizabeth Barksdale, Florence Hend-
ley. Vera Hatton, Elizabeth Bell,
Marjorie MCGOWAN, Louise Black
man. Elizabeth jackson, resident Of
the club, presided.