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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-28
[udreY Celebrates at
Ter Birthday PdrtY

r. Audrey Hayes celebrated
|h ,,,1 birthday at an elabor-
l. ""'naay party, given in her
,ss' Friday afternoon by
mother, Mrs. Vera HAYES At
i. residence. 1920 McDougall
n "onor'e was lovely I'm a
4 ana yellow taffsta dress
green accessories. The yellow
n ~, color scheme was car
S.' IN the trimmings and
['s' which decorated the back
E,,e sO'e was also charmingly
.eS IN Keeping with the
I'M '1 sl with bowls OF mix
|ia a flowers and tall taperins
r. az either end OF the long
|Ivs, ~enly-five favors were az
10y arranged for the guests.
y the children present In
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-28
Well All Right
BY The Town Crier

Us. says that &c. sees entirely
too much.
What beautiful girl does JIM.
call MY favorite person.
Who is It that brings JB down?
I'll bet it's Butch.
J.F., VS.. Elk, VIC, d.. and
now O.W.-Big Louie Is certainly
playboy.
Whose ring is the Jeep sporting?
A certain young lady would like 10
know.
Betty Ann Wheeler has a fnc
personality, including eauty
brains. winning ways and so forth
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-28
.Whoopees
At II Aqdln

The Whoopee Girls held their
weekly meeting last Friday eve
mig. at the residence OF Mrs. NJ
Watkins. 531 f. Warren avenue.
Mrs. S. Coleman. the president,
opened the meeting. The hostess
later served refreshments.
Members present at the meeting
were: Mrs. A. Brown, Mrs. p.
Davis. Mrs. S. Coleman, Miss +
Goldman, Miss r. Goodwin. Mrs
NJ. Watkins. Mrs. V. williams anC
Mrs. l.. Stephens.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-28

policies. II is TO be hoped that
many new ideas Will evolve as
result Of 'his forward movement.
The conference is open not only
to officers and members OF the Fcd-
Grated Clubs. but also 10 all in
terested members OF Women's
rr0ups
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-28

mr. and Mrs. S. F. Dunlap, 400
Oakland avenue. have returned
home following a pleasant trip.
Many festivities in their honor werc
given in Clarksburg, Va. Moberly
and ST. Louis, Mo.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-28

L., autumn Is here Win its
1 -, "ool breeze, chilly nights and
~. ~ nlaces 70 20 and things to
.,lor me 10 pause a while and
T n IN on the doings OF the
|nser Set.
81 AND DAsHEs!!.
liz Jackson has given up her
I,Iou to matrlculate at Wayne
81 simon Lsrklns has plenty
hess on saturday nights around
Chick Lee and Waymon
H. also choose the wee hours
(,uise Mary Stewart has a
i rersonality Thurston Nc
laws little brother can really
| ! hint The sportsman on
ma In moving 10 an Address
Lnown .Cliffort Moore and
(essa Tate arc still In love /.
4 childs IT. causes the feminine
rs 10 skip beats, especially
Ii When is FELTON, B. going
bach Margaret n. to drive?.
kuel Lewis plans 10 re-enter D..
i 10 study Business Admins
kon swing Inn might lose
Of lis popular waitress. Lilly
ksn who will continue school at
Inc Bob Wilson hasn't re-
krared from the ribbing re-
|ed al a recent party. The
bws are still gasping after the
Y glimpse OF Friend Lawrence
la, stunning white chiffon. :.
Paul Moore and his recent
j. are doing fine. j.. William
|kcr is said 10 be next. =. Who
the talent IN red velvet with
liam Burrell the other night. /.
bert Tyler can lay down some
|oih 1--WE. Some new talent
Ehe Mid when the weather got
b. in Rarlhwell's popular spot,
Ian Henderson Seen enjoy
huge sundaes after midnight
\ Mildred Lovely. "Chink" Lee
Wilson and another unidenti-
Young lady Have you seen
Eny Searcy running around with
|encyclonedia under his arm +?
|onder n he can spell rat.
h did Jesse Rel turn down a
/ position IN Washington Just
pay in the Motor City?. =. Sew
Of the girls received cards
I Jimmy Douglas touring Wash
IN, D Jack Williams is
|lng Plenty OF money and
4 ..JGls Dickerson is forever
n with all The fine talent. :.
\ Patton Is attracting a lot of
Fuon IN a local drugstore. II
Hulchins returns 10 school
what viii poor l.. s. do.
fnder Why Mildred Dix is sing
MISS YOU so'.. he hasn't
! YET kiddo
|rlRE 60 ENTERTAINs
Rmes Turner Jr. again played
% a very swell affair given
4 Esquire "6.' Lads and ladies
Fcpa'ed from all parts OF town.
nos' was accompanied by very
mlng Naryisa Davis. Some Of
|suesls We're Joe Richardson.
Jones, Norris Taylor. Fred
n Solmon Lawton. Marie
n Anna Rel Woodan. Irene
4 hoberla Duncan, Anna Mae
~ LOIS Rcd, Percy Baxter.
Love. Richard Baker. Chariot
fsNon. Oliver Craig. Nebraska
~ floyd Jones, Simon Powell.
|s' hammond Andrew Coln4an.
Reeves Mary Martin. Mar
h., Jaws The club plans anoth-
Far very soon so look out for
~ Of Wayne l.. freshies were
IEulced to other students Of
last Friday at an annual
br, gwen AZ Mckenzie Union.
O'a pledge OF the Sigma
10 hho sorority gave their
r. nus husn party last Friday.
LES Belle D'Honneurs gave
mk lea on Waterloo last
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-28
Introduce Miss Tucker
to Aunt's Friends at Tea

Vivacity, wit and intelligence go together to make
up the utterly charming the extremely interesting
atty that belongs to Miss Eudore Tucker of ST. Louis
Eudore left the city Sunday following twoweeks visit
here with her aunt Mrs Ida Poses of Parker avenue The
Evening star., 1940-08-28

Capital Transit Outing
Goes Into Second Day

The seventh annual outing Of the
Capital Transit Employees Relief
Association went into its second day
at Glen Echo Park today to enable
all ticket holders to use them despite
the rain.
Winners of yesterdays contests
were Miss Millie Hefiin, William
Dickerson, Miss Mary Tilling, Hugh
Showalter, Miss Loretta Tilling,
William Staples, Mrs. L. M. Gala
her and j. H. NARROW.
Bingo winners were Mrs. Law
renee Bolton, Miss Lee Bolton, Mrs.
L. e. Deakins, Mrs. Dorothy Eagle,
Mrs. G.. w. Milstead, L. A. Law
horn, Mrs. j. L. Raney and Mrs.
Dorothy Hef1in.
Dancing contest winners were Mr..
and Mrs. A. j. Quinn in the lucky
spot dance, Misses Betty and Cath
crime Whitmore in the children's
dance, and Miss Mary Thayer and
Joe Hart in the jitterbug number.
Evening star., 1940-08-28
499 Teachers Named
For Public Schools
In Montgomery
County Superintendent
Announces List for
Next Yeur

The complete list of 400 teachers
for the schools of Montgomery
County, Md, was announced yes
terday by Edwin w. Broome, county
superintendent of schools.
The list includes the following in
schools in areas Immediately ada
cent to the District:
Chevy Chase-Anns Rose. principal;
Caroline Fell. ocie podd. Mary, c. Singles,
pu Pre- T Frsnces MeIean. fes fPs MIdrsd smoot,
Norris Weis,- Agnes H. Kain, Carolyn
gresdy, principal; Laura Laura n Nhssmsn sseTnstein,
Nsnnetse ssI IT, Fins Prapkip Ep behr julie MI
burke! Hslsh Psfbs se Helen Hqsa BsndsF sas eOas
suse PaTi paEssse Ma1s APae
Macdonald Ruth Willhide, Winifred sher-
wood. Alfred johnson. Katherine z. Kel-
ser, Mary Ferry, Laura BurrusS, Florence
ner, Charles M. Arnold, Cecilia Wight,
Moler. Barbara johnson, james H. Nichols,
Somerset-Katherine Bricker. principal:
lott. Mary Ryan, Rose shuck, Mary Grim
Bethesda Chevy Chase Senior High School
Thomas w. Pyle, principal: Rebecca Fields.
Florence Black. Cara Sasscer- J: R. viii
Williams, F.. H Evans, Mary Mohler. Susan
Boyer, Angela Darby, Leonora Aiken. ARIA
McGinnis. Lillian Moore. Kayte Womac.
Lorraine Hatfield. Bernadette Sheehan. Al
bert W. Bender. Kenneth FriSbie, Edna
Goodwin, Raymond Dugan, Katherine B.
Greaney, Dorothy o. Young, Edward Hayes.
Clara Mae Tarbett. Frances E Rumsey,
Austin Gisriel, Leslie Hodges. Faye Shaw,
Nan Webster. Christine Hlrley, clerk.
Massachusetts Avenue Extended-West-
brook-Hazel G. Mcnamara. principal;
Betty Alder, Dorothy H West. Rachel
Mitchell. Mary McAndrews, Cornelia CAL
breath.
Evening star., 1940-08-28

life because Of poor health. His
brother, John T. Connor, 1925 Fiji
teenth street NV, discovered the
body last night.
The clerk was lying on the floor
Of his kitchen, a cloth wrapped
around his face. Gas was emanat-
ing from burners on the stove and
the doors had been sealed. Efforts
to revive him failed.
Evening star., 1940-08-28
Alpha Zeta Beta
Plans Celebration

Epsilon Province Of Alpha Zeta
Beta National Sorority will cele-
brate the national organizations
founders day with supper dance
tomorrow night on the roof at the
Roger Smith Hotel Mrs. Stanton
Kolb, province director, is in charge,
assisted by members of social COM
mittee composed of representatives
from the five local chapters.
Alpha Zeta Beta, one of the oldest
non-academic sororities in the colln-
try, was founded August %, 1897, in
JohnstoWn, NJ.
Evening star., 1940-08-28
BY STAFF Correspondent of The Star.

BY stan correspondent OF Inc star
GREENBELT, Md. Aug. %
Twenty-four prospective home build
ers have become members of Green
belt Homeowners, Inc, a co-opera-
tive organization sponsoring a pro-
gram for Greenbelt residents and
others to build their own homes in
the boundaries of the model COM
munity.
With additional applications for
membership coming in steadily,
leaders of the cooperative group
said at a meeting last night that they
expect at least "a houses should be
under way this winter.
All the present members of the
group have bought a $40 share of
stock and deposited an additional
$40 service charge" to meet organ
ization expenses and all of them
plan to build their homes or at
least to break ground in years
time on the tract of land which win
be leased to the organization by the
Farm Security Administrator. The
cooperative will sublet individual
lots to home builders on a 99-year
basis.
The cooperative will act as rep
resentative of the individual home
builders in the selection of con-
tractor, who will build for the first
group of builders, and an architect.
The new venture is designed for
Greenbelt residents whose income
has risen above the maximum al
lowed bv the community and who
do not wish to leave the area.
At last nights meeting it was an
nounced a meeting would be held
September 10 to discuss architectural
plans for the new dwellings. Men,
bers of the Board of Directors of the
new group who were elected last
Evening star., 1940-08-28
Mrs. Monroe to Give
Tea for Dau9hter

Mrs. J. Elmer Monroe of Chevy
Chase will entertain at tea for
her daughter, Miss Marjorie
Monroe, tomorrow. Miss Monroe
will leave soon for Stephens
College, Columbia, Mo.
Mrs. Monroe will be assisted
by Mrs. w. Hamilton Knox, her
younger daughter, Joan Monroe,
and Miss Evelyn Rapee.
Evening star., 1940-08-28
Suicide Verdict Given
In Cos Death of Clerk

A certificate of suicide was issued
last night by Coroner A. Magruder
Macdonald in the death of Law
renee A. Connor, 48, of Pip F street
NV, who was found dead in his
gas-filled apartment.
Mr. Connor, clerk for the Poto-
mac Electric Power Co., left a note
in which he said he was taking his
Evening star., 1940-08-28
Cut down runs with New Quick Lux

HARSH SOAPS, cake-soap rubbing weaken
stocking elasticity so that threads are apt
to break under strain, pop into runs!
Clever girls cut down runs by Luxing
stockings after every wearing. New, quick
Lux care saves stocking elasticity it has no
harmful alkali to injure fbers. Threads
Evening star., 1940-08-28
GreenbeIt Cooperative Set Up
By Prospective Home Builders

night include Dayton w. Hull. Ernest
j. Wolfe, Walter r. Volckhausen,
Colin o. Skinner, George Des Jardin
Edward Wather and Edward
HimckS.
Evening star., 1940-08-28
Miss Anderson Back

Miss Jane Mackay Anderson,
president of Chapter J. P. E. o. sis
terhood, has returned from a vaca-
ton of several weeks at Wentworth
by the Sea, N. H.
Evening star., 1940-08-28

stretch under strain, snap backto sleek fit.
New, quick Lux is tas too-it dissolves
3 times as fast as any of 10 other leading
soaps tested. So tbrJy-it goes further, gives
more suds (ounce for ounce) even in hard
water than any of these other soaps. Buy
the BIG box for extra economy!
Evening star., 1940-06-12
Freedmen S Hospital Bids
IFS Adieu 10 Interior

Freedmen's Hospital, for more
than go years under the aegis of the
Interior Department, has bade its
official adieu' to Secretary Ickes.
Under presidential reorganiza-
tion order it goes to the Federal
Security Agency and Administrator
McNutt.
DR.. Edward T. Jones, surgeon in
chief of the hospital, and other
members Of the hospital staff gath
cred yesterday in Mr. Ickes' office,
where they were met by the Secre-
tary and about 80 officials of his
department.
Mr.. Jones thanked Mr.. Ickes and
the department for the courteous
and helpful attitute" and for the
great expansion Of the hospital
plant which has been carried for
ward during the seven years in
which Mr.. Ickes was Public Works
Administrator.
DR.. Jones described how at the
end Of the fiscal year 1876, 100 in
door patients had been treated At
the end of the fiscal year 1899. 6,710
indoor patients had been treated
DR.. Jones said.
The hospital, DR.. Jones recalled
was started as bureau for the relief
Of newly freed slaves, and consisted
Of 54-by- -l00foot brick building
and three 5-by-100-foot wards. 1t
now occupies four acres, he said.
A chorus of custodial workers at
the hospital serenaded Mr.. Ickes at
the close of DR.. Jones speech.
Evening star., 1940-06-12
Park View Club
Holds Its Final
Meeting of Season

The final meeting this season of
the Park View Women's Club was a
luncheon and bridge party yester-
day at Rixey Manor, Arlington, Va,
with approximately 40 members
and guests attending.
Mrs. Edward T. Perkins, who
founded the club in 1923, was among
the guests of honor and brought
clippings of reports which appeared
in The Star following the first
luncheon held by the club 16 years
ago this month. Other clippings
containing stories of early activities
of the club were brought by Mrs.
Perkins and read by Mrs. George
DalWick.
Honor guests included Mrs. Ellis
Logan, who as president of the
District Federation of Women's s
Clubs at that time, organized the
club; and Mrs. Ernest Humphrey
Daniel, now president of the Dis
trict Federation.
Ms. A. H. o. Role, first vice pres
ident of the club. presided in the
absence of the president, Mrs. vii.
liam 0. Hancock, now attending a
family reunion in Detroit.
The program included accordion
numbers, played by Mrs. Warren
Wagner.
Mrs. Thomas Faris is chairman
OF the Program Committee.
Evening star., 1940-06-12
Outlaw Communist Party,
D. A. R. Leader Urues

American citizens yesterday were
asked to outlaw the Communist
party for the sake of defense of
this Nation in a radio address by
Mrs. William D. Leetch, State
chairman of the National Defense
Through Patriotic Education Com
mittee. District of Columbia Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution.
Speaking over Radio Station
VOL in a program sponsored by
the D. A. R. in connection with
Flag Week-June 8 to June IA
Mrs. Leetch said:
The Daughters of the American
Revolution ask you to act as re-
sponsible citizens of a still free Re-
public for the defense of the United
States of America to outlaw the
Communist party, found by the
Dies Committee to be foreign
conspiracy masked as a political
party remove it from the ballot.
She urged registration of Inter
national organizations, fingerprint-
ing and registering of aliens and the
deportation of alien criminals not
now deDOrtable
Evening star., 1940-06-12
VT. ". Will Parade
Tonight Opening
21st Eneampment
Memorial Services
And TubIeuu Scheduled
At Wilson High School

The District of Columbia Depart
ment, Veterans OF Foreign Wars
will open its 21st annual encamp-
ment tonight with a parade or
upper Connecticut avenue NV.
consisting of military, fraternal and
civic units. The Cleveland Park
Businessmen's Association is spon-
sor of the encampment.
The parade will follow Connecti-
cut avenue from Macomb street
to Chesapeake street and west to
Fortleth street, where it will dis
band to participate in memorial
services at the Woodrow Wilson
High School,
The public is invited to attend
the ceremonies which will include
tableau depicting peace, followed
by the Veterans of Foreign Wars
rltuallStlc memorial services. De-
partment Chaplain Howard E. Sny-
der will preside, with Miss Bess
Davis Schreiner directing the tab
leau.
Participants in Tableau.
Among those taking part in the
tahleau are Rabbi Paul Reichman
OF Bnal Birth, the Rev. DR.. John
K. Cartwright, rector OF the Church
OF the Immaculate Conception; the
Rev. Simpson P. Daughertv, pastor
OF the United Brethren Church; the
Rev. Mr.. Snyder, Miss Helene
Gllllaert. soloist: choral club of
the Washington Opera Guild, under
the direction of Nine. Gurle Louise
Correa: Miss Alice Lorraine john
son, Queen of Peace of the parade
and tableau'; Ralph Carlin, tenor
soloist.
E. G. Moyer president of the Cleve-
land Park Businessmen's Associa-
ton, will welcome the guests. George
q. McLeish is department COM
mander of the veterans.
Prizes to Be Awarded.
Prizes will be given by the bus
inesSmen for the best V. F.. w. band.
best non-veterans band, best drum
and bugle corps, largest V. F. w.
marching unit, disappearing non-
veterans unit, largest unit in the
parade, best appearing Ladies' Aux
illary marching unit, largest Junior
Auxiliary marching unit, and the
best junior marching unit.
Judges are L. R. Colburn, presi-
dent of the Connecticut Avenue
BusineSsmenS Association; G. L..
Munter, president of the Chevy
Chase Citizens Association; Louis
l.. Bowdler, president of the Fedora
ton of Businessmen Associations:
Mrs. Leslie B. Wright, president of
the Forest Hills Citizens Association,
and H. c. Groves, president of the
Connecticut Avenue Citizens Asso-
ciation.
Evening star., 1940-06-12
Lighter Complexion
by using
MerCoIized
Wax Cream

. complexion and reveal the
lighter. lovelier skin tones. Just use Merco-
hzed Wax Cream as directed. Its active in
gradients help to fake off the older, darkened
surface skin IN minute, almost invisible par
tcles, revealing fairer, fresher, underskin.
Saxolite Astringsnt tightens loose surface skin.
Gives delightful sense of freshness. Reduces
excess surface oil. Dissolve Saxolite Astrineent
IN one-half pint witch hazel and use daily.
Phslactne 0spIIatoy removes unsiehtly facial
hair quickly. Pleasant and easy to use.
Evening star., 1940-06-12

Left to righ. on top:
s295 Tuo-color blue stripe
seersucker. Sc.
s295 Navy lined hooded Terry
cloth robe. So.
S295 White sun hoUeYs on blue
cotton sseYsuckey, 81.
SSa5 Striped cotton top, white
polka dots on red ground.
Evening star., 1940-02-14

NEAR UNION STATION.
4-RM. APT, $35; FURN., $50.
Modern bldg. near Union Station; large
briHnt rms, Just one. Met. 31l5.
Evening star., 1940-02-14
MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

sATE-sman. with bIrglar-proo!i !,t chest y (! and N,
| ment Transportation Bldg.
RUos-Imported Oriental replicas. gx1a
and axl5. Persian patterns; close, e!ss deep
Yss5 Yss q S0 St, NV. f met. 49s4. eA w. '
RUGS, OF orientsl: reduced price. Rare Rug
sA sg r.a Dw Phone nq oq a'es so
Fact. Fact rep. Randolph sa77. Jackson siSs..
SEWING MACHINES. reconditioned. $3.50
up: new machines as low as 10c . day.
snser n Co. sln ish
SEWING MACHINE, singer. portable elec..
N nestle Console eles.. G s2s. sss7 Conn. ave. @
SEWING MACHINES, drophead, round
ssRs siss spsseI l9a sq ,stS r cS als
SEWING MACHINE-Consol electric. SIS;
Singer drop.head, perfect condition. $40.
TYPEWRITERs-Rebu sold, rented re-
Rsss RSssa. s'sH
TYPEWRITER Rental Service. 57i8 18th
NV. Geo. 1SS3-underwoods 81 .85 mo-. 1
mos IN adv. So 65: no DEL: 81 addl. dep.
Apt. Z Columbia s; 4ss5. Biaustein. ss hafk fo''
vers, Eurekas. Electrolux. Royals. G. d.
many 0'neES BEsf + b BRARDs aR " 60. guar bond
sos 11th St. NV. National 7773 1.
VACUUM CLEANERsIHoover, Royal, Eu-
reka. Premier Duplex; rebuilt like new; l
@ siS 1ath s cS
WASHERS-Brand-new 1888 model Gen.
eral Electric machines, complete with filler
hose pump $37. Also values in Maytag.
Largest selection In the city. 10 DAYS
TRIAL; Pay 81 weekly. Republic 1890
THE PIANO SHOP. 1918 18th st. NV. Open
WASHERS-Brand-new standard makes at
deep-cut prices. Liberal terms. Unusually
yssSs sSSahss asFg' hkaEsf lex
ATLAS APPLIANCE CO.,
ENTIRE BUILDING, 92l G ST. NV.
DIST 3737. Open Ewes. Until PM.
WASHING MACHINES-Atlas Appliance
GSi; aS;,v WIA1SSIHiIINNGToNs I1SIiINoN LARGEST APPLI-
machines M. at deep-cut prices Discounts OF
list prices are more than 5Oqe off. We oc-
eupy an entire 3-story bldg devoted exclu-
SlVeIy to the sales Of appliances. We have
low prices Whether you are In the e. mar. a
ie ke1 nov or IN the near future, we advise
you strongly to visit US now Used West
lngnouse, General Electric, A. B. c., Easy,
fsihstsig fMihastsg .-g Norge, Thor and Others, s12.
APPLIANCE 1AxNSeay: HOUSE oMUssssHiNaroNs LARGEST
ATLAS APPLIANCE CO..
NtisE bst. s7s7 so1L6psa 6psn E2ss gsl 15nt 81 NV
nsed WASHING INC MASHINE sSa Easy spinner type
N. Y. ave NV. Natl Naa4 o. Ahc.' 1874
Evening star., 1940-02-14
FOR FINER LIVING.
Modern Downtown Apts.
SPECIAL LOW RATES

Ffreproof bldg; 24-hour switchboard,
elevator service; free refe;; large. Corner
&55; Huge liy. rm.. kit. B., frt. apt; $40.
IOURAlNE. 1880 r st. NV. Dupont $500.
Evening star., 1940-02-14

Three-piece living suite upholstered for
$40; covering and new inside material in
c!uded made like, new in finest tapestry
ana InrieAette; 4 e5Is aeI Workmanship guaranteed.
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERING CO.
Evening star., 1940-02-14
LAST WORD IN COMFORT.
LARGE 4-RM. APT S65.

REAL FIREPLACE, SLEEPING PORCH
De luxe. modern n. W. bldg; Convenient to
everything: large rms. double exposure;
finest fittings and service. ARGYLE. 1920
17th st. nv, cor. Park I'd. Col. 3474.
Evening star., 1940-02-14

BEDROoM-Mr. Green says. 'PRIMA-
VERA'-the word that charms, Beauti-
with glass shelves-words fail to describe
It. Priced in pcs, as low as Sl3a e;
YOUR CREDIT IS IS GooD. Open eyeninss
Green Furniture. 5000 Georgia ave.
Georgia 1928. P S.--Inspect our beauti-
full living room department, and we'll take
YOUR furniture in trade
Evening star., 1940-02-14

BEDROOM-Mr. Green says, IA fine wall
nut suite Serpentine fronts cedarized
drawers, Jewel box compartment" This
bargain has quality. style and permanency;
Don't miss this sensational value! TITS
the talk of the town. OPEN EVENINGS.
Your credit is good. Green Furniture
1900 Georgia ave Georgia 2223
Evening star., 1940-02-14
ApARrMENTs FUR. on uhfuR.

APARTMENTS FUR. OR ONfuR.
TO aUBLET-.2-ROOM APARTMENT.
furnished or unfufnished. Apply resident
mAnaser, 1921 Fairnont st. NV. 14s
b0rhoods; some furnfshed. Car avnilabie on
apt. MRS. GT.EEN. Shepherd E128,
Evening star., 1940-02-14
VA,

rebuilt and repossessed refrigerators at sac
rifice prices. 20 .refrigerators must 90 by
Feb. 18th to make room for new models.
Frigidaire, G. E.. WESTINGHOUSE, Crosley,
Kelvinator, Leonard, Coldspot, Norge: all
sizes. all models: 3 years free service war
ranty: S25 up: easy terms. Lux Appliance
Co. eos 9th st. NV. Republic 1175.
REFRIGERATOR, westinghouse. Gu IT,.
4-year factory guarantee; sos; easy terms
P. o. Smith. Lincoln $3.50.
REFRIGERATORS-Ge ELECTRIC, GU
bic foot, reconditioned; unusually low
price. j. C. Harding Co., electrical head
quarters, 517 10th st. nv.
RESTAURANT BOOTHS, chairs, tables
other equipment: also Frigidaire.. mirrors
old walnut lumber. Phone Woodley 3S16.
Evening star., 1940-02-14
- AILAS APPLIANCE Co,
ENTIRE BUILDING, 92l g ST. NV.
DIST. 3137. Open Ewes. Until o PM.
r,,,,,r, AILAS APPLIANCE Co.
EN- EENtlHE BUILDING, 921 G ST. NV,
RE-UPHOL STEERING

WASHING MACHINE, Easy, spinner type
useq; price, S29. 30. Catlin's, Inc, i3o1
~ Z. ave. NV, Natl O994.
Evening star., 1940-02-14
ROOMS WITH soARp WANTED

APAk1MEN1S FURNISHED,
i442 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W-BAcH-
elor apt; 2 rooms, private bath, shower.
large closet, 1st floor back.
1908 EUCLID ST. N.W-1 RIM, COM
employed adults: nr. 2 car lines.
Q LARGE ROOMS. KITCHEN, BATH, TEIE.
phone, Bendix washer: minutes to Conn.
ave; nice garden: vacant Feb. 10: couple
only; $42; Arlington. Chestnut 27S7.
S5s, INCL. GAS. ELEc.. WYATT APTs.,
And 4526 18th NV. S53-S69. Geo. 1888.
ATTR 1-RoOM APT, WITH KIT. AND
inclosed porch. Also studio housekeeping
room. Garage. 1894 Lanier pl. NV.
NICELY FURNISHED LIVING RM.. BED
Hysttsviiie, Nd. ' = ' '"
45l MASS. AVE. NW.-HEDRQOM.
kitchen-din. room, pvt bath, refg., c.h.w.;
gas, elec. furn.: couple only: $40.