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Evening star., 1940-07-14

excellent work now being done In
the South and Middle West, it
should be noted that there are two
thriving print societies In the State
of Kansas. This State, Is or 20
years ago. was said to have within
its boundaries more etchings by
famous etchers+Rembrandt, Whis-
tier and others-than any other in
the Union except New York. The
astonishing thing Is that they were
for the most part in farmhouse
some bought by egg money-not on
account Of the great names but
because they were admired and
wanted. This came about through
the contagion OF enthusiasm. Birger.
Sandzen, born in Sweden, but for
many years a citizen Of this coun-
try. teacher of art at Bethany
College, Lindsborg, Kans., was the
instigator, and one of his students,
a farm boy, having had the candle
lit for him, proceeded to tighten the
way for others. There is no more
interesting or romantic story in the
history Of fSAmerican art than this.
New Artists
Through the income of the Pen
nell Fund, and Mr.. Pennell's thought
and generosity, the Art Department
Of the Library Of Congress is now
steadily building up its collection
of prints by contemporary artists
both in this country and abroad.
In April, collection of % items
was added by purchase. all selected
from the annual exhibition OF the
National Academy of Design. OF
the number chosen by the Pur-
chasing Committee, consisting of
the head of the Department of Fine
Arts of the Library of Congress,
Leicester B. Holland: John Taylor
Arms and Stow Wengenroth, lithog-
rapher, not more than one third were
by printmakers who had made their
mark and come to prominence. Yet,
obviously, only those of exceptional
merit were selected. This is an
encouraging sign and one to which
collectors should give heed. Half
the fun of print collecting is testing
ones own judgment, time eventually
confirming or condemning.
The Southern Printmakers' Society
in a recent broadside quotes, in this
connection, some excellent advice
given by Prof. Arthur M. Hind to
collectors.
do not buy merely for great
Names" he said, 'or for rarity or
market value. Start with something
you care fort doesn't matter
what,
above all do not belong to those
who only buy old masters. This is
the lack Of appreciation in art as q
living thing, ="
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Popular Music

John Steinbeck, in his Grapes Of
WRATH" wrote the story Of the
dust bowlers, who sought to re-
establish their lives after drought
devastation. Woody Guthrie, get
ting his informatin first hand, too,
now sings that story in two albums
of Victor records. In what certainly
appears to be the "Okie" song ira
dition Woody depicts, as a native
son, the dust bowlers' plight with
effective e!oQuence. Occupying six
records in all, these II pieces
with a message" were composed
entirely by Guthrie and are ac-
companied here by fitting back
country instrumentals to match the
singers Western twang.
Dwelling on the American scene
Decca releases a collection Of ma
tional songs featuring the Decca
Band and the Lyn Murray Mixed
Chorus directed by Frederick Rich.
America" Anchors Aweigh, -
yankee Doodle" and the national
anthem are among the patriotic
drum heaters included in the set.
The chorus work is first rate, al
though the band could have used
considerably more zest. Barber shop
harmony, a time-tested and proven
product Of America, is glorified In a
Victor album of three disks on
which the finished vocalizing Of the
Capitol City Four In Dear Old
Girl" "Old Mill Stream" and Sweet
Adeline" form but q fraction of the
super -harmoniously sung selections
available.
/ Swingtime.
An imposing album called give
Feet of Swing" (five 12-inch disks
produced by Decca, affords over q
halt hour Of substantial swing ses-
sioning under the batons Of Bob
Crosby. Chick Webb. Dorsey Broth
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Choral Group Sin6s

The Washington Opera Guild
Choral Club, under Nine. Gurle
Luise Correa's direction, made its
nth public appearance this season,
when they opened the Veterans Of
Foreign Wars Convention, singing
musical numbers illustrating the
patriotic tableaux presented. The
Opera Choral Club will not hold any
rehearsals during July and August.
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pay GU Ny VIC D. D. ". OylupllOlly
Orchestra under Toscanini's baton.
With the splendid toned orchestra
at his command and its sensitive
pliability in achieving the sharply
underscored contrasts that Tos-
canini wants the reading is a re-
markable mixture of vigor and
poetry. The moods are so timed
as to give a scintillating effect, yet
the master conductor never forgets
that there is a deep sentiment
finding expression from the dark
and mysterious beginning through
the exquisite second movement to
the gaiety and vitality of the con-
cluding movements.
The entire symphony revolves
around the second movement, which
is some of the most perfect writing
from Beethoven's pen. Berlioz, who
was only too happy to be carried
away with enthusism over a
composition, writes of this section:
1.-THE being who wrote such a marvel
Of inspiration as this movement was
not man; Such must be the
song of the Archangel Michael as he
contemplates the worlds uprising to
the threshold Of the empyrean."
Its. beauty is spun out by Toscanini
with the utmost tenderness, leading
naturally to the joyous exuberance
that follows 1t. A marvellous bit Of
music making to add to a record
library.
Tschaikowsky Product.
Quite the opposite in idea
and treatment is the ballet music
Of Tschaikowsky, 'The Sleeping
Beauty" excerpts of which form
another worth while item in this
months list. The ballet consists of
30 numbers, of which about 10 are
here recorded. These excepts are
chosen so as to give a general idea
of the varied types Of compositions
included in the ballet. Among
Evening star., 1940-07-14

The Young Peoples Club Of the
National Negro Music Center and
the tumbling team Of the Y. M. G. A.
Will present a talent show at the
Twelfth Street Branch Of the
Y. M. c. A., NV, on Wednesday
evening at 8 o'clock. The Municipal
Chorus will perform under the di-
rection Of Robert Hamilton.
Evening star., 1940-07-14

Helene Gilliaert was the soloist
for the dedication Of the new Num-
cipal Court Building last week. Miss
Gilliaert was accompanied by the
Marine Band Orchestra.
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Review of Recordings
Classical Music
By Alice Eveysman.

Beethoven symphony conducted by 1oscann bound vel
mood and he usually where Beethoven concerned able
bring out special warmth and humanne
mat other interpreters
Fourth Symphony which Studio this month
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Events in the World Of Art and Music Of Interest Washngtonans
Weeks Music } Includes
Faust and Symphony
National Organization Has
Selections Representing
Invaded Countries

Two musical events Of prime Importance form this weeks Sunset
Symphonies schedule at the Potomac Water Gate.
At o'clock tonight the National Symphony
direction OF Hans Kinder will
invaded countries Of This
in the presentation supplied
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wAse1EN wAeEENscxE E e SyoTHsoN, +, ,oaG2AIs:1sr. q. 2I:
22d ana ? SIS. NV.
1880 o'C1ock.
ssasss b 4 1nass. Mn. Z; 1ssris.
Evening star., 1940-09-27

EMPLOYED COUPLE or men; delicious
meals bus a. door Twin beds; qoo5
neighborhood: reasonable. $3.50 T st ".
Evening star., 1940-09-27
SUBURBAN ROOMS.


ARLINGTON-2 rms. and pvt shower:
for young men: good beds. quiet; unlimited
phone. Chestnut 643@.
ARL VA. 1882 N. Veitch st-Single
pleasant home environment, excel. food.
near Colonial VILLAGE CT. S1lS.
ARLINGTON VA-Room furnished 20 SUI
sHg.s S@u. double. $50 CH. 222l. Al
conyen.ences; near business center and
buses
ROSEMONT. Alexandra. Va.-Single room
earaCe. shower. gentleman only. Gail
after q m Alexandra fa3@ 90
TWO UnfUrnished J Ink private entrance
bath. One furn., private bath; auto. heat.
ch.w- yard. oxford l439-W. 2H'
ALEX -At'r bedroom. adj bath blk from
bus; breakfast if desired; inexpensive lady.
Temple l612.
1924 y. FLORIDA ST. Arl-Lsrge I'm.
and den for persons. nr bus line Call
Mr. Dove. ME 1545 bet o and 30.
ARLINGTON. ia North Oakland St
Large room for two girls: private home
new furniture. $40 mo: u block bus
lines. 20 minutes downtown. Oh q1Fl
Evening star., 1940-09-27

a24 v ST NW-2-room apis, S25 and
$50 month; large closets, gas rance. Vene-
tian blinds. pvt. baths. elec. lights and
heat turn. free. Now open. Keys 1888
10th ST. NV
DOWNTOWN-Larg unfurn room in pri-
vate apt. newly dec. unlim. phone; $50 10
refined adult 1910 N NV. Apt. loo.
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ROOMS WANTED.

STUDIO RM freDlace preferable. secluded
nr i Grafton ST, Oh. Ch.. Nd; S3Si.
Call HO 5000, p. N Ricks.
TEACHER desires large unfurn. room with
bath. pvt. entrance preferred: in or near
Bethesda. Call WI. 6236, between z and 8.
Evening star., 1940-09-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

4 HOUSE of 15 rms. 3h baths; near Fair
lax Ia Hotel; income S2o5; filled with per-
QUICK sale. MA. 1853.
RESTAURANT and fully-equipped bar and
pacKage store exclusive location. Phone
DOWNTOWN RESTAURANT, going bust
ness. all new fixtures, liquor license; in
come quoted 81 300 weekly. Call Mr..
BoAARDING HoUsE--22 rooms, 8 baths
$1,000 handles. owen Realty, ME. 64s6
RENr@Good shoe repair business with
store; $40 wkly: experienced people only.
3203 Georgia ave. Randolph 1889
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET: excellent
Lane Market. 1852 Benning rd. ne. 80:
LUNCH. long established. ideal place;
lease; near warehouses, schools: ST 900;
terms 1910 4th st. ne. 27'
TAILOR AND CLEANING SHOP for sale.
count of illness. Box O9-T. Star 2s'
1NDIANHEAD, MD-Large building, bowl
ing alley; corner main thorofare. near
Govt; powder factory; business Increasing
E. G. DODDS, Indianhead, Md, or phone
MRS CASHELL, co. 1885 %
FOR SALE, Texaco gas station. modern
restroom T"a and 5-room bungalow with bath.
phone Lorton 25-F22. 20s
SALE-Large restaurant, Richmond Va,
with 20ofoot. parking lot, located at busy
intersection; best city location. Will SELL
has other interest. Apply q, g. Burk-
mond' @ Va. va" ~Vf N"'si''"n Di0s'' %. H.n-
OPPORTUNITY to become associated with
attorney with established Offices to engage
WOMAN some investment required. Box
2S-T, Star. 2s'
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET, good
legation; ,yg will sacrifice for quick sale.
RESTAURANT NT-DELICATEssEN $3.50 wkly,
il!XtureS worth $1,000 other interest,
bargain at $4,000. half cash. RA 9S9T.
DELIcA.. CONF, ofT-sale beer, NV. resi-
Dental; best equipment; we'll stocked
price, Sl.So0. Box UT, Star.
GROCERY. near s.w. Government bldg.
Guar quarters; sox S2lro u month business. $1,000
HAVE LARGE AMOUNT OF SPACE to
rent in my store TO party who wishes to
engage IN lady'S readv-to-wear. beauty
ParoF Tea rent or ohfF Box ns s's saT display
WANT PARTY with 81 300 to ioin me in
clean profitable business. There IS no
risk involved. Box 21G-B. Star.
RESTAURANT, BAR: whiskev lie: faces
Union Station plaza, Good transient and
Owner taking out-of-town concession. Box
l5-T Star. "9'
ARLINGTON, VA. GROCERY.
Cld-tStHbllshed business. doing about
= 500 weekly; larGe modern store large
parking space. long lease low rental
Priced right Box 24s-B. Star.
LET US SELL YOUR RooMING HOUSE.
ROBERT A. JULIA,
1909 Eye St. Ma. 1852.
18th and California SITS. NV.
ReposSeSSed Restaurant.
VIII sell to, first--ciass coIored;, fully
cheap. on terms Apply
Simon Beloff, Real Estate,
1908 New York Ave. NV. Ma. SIS.
EXCEPTIONAL BUY.
DOWNTOWN GUEST HOUSE.
of Dupont Circle y rooms, : baths
and showers; beautifully furnished. al!
hardwood floors; A condition. Sale IN
cludes property and business
INCOME, Sl3 900 YEARLY.
CALL Mr. WILLIAMS, Ma. 4933.
OUR SERVICE is free to buyers Of rooming
and boarding houses.
ROBERT A. JULIA,
We Sell Rooming Houses"
1909 Eve ST. NV. Ma ~.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

RUGS and carpet mill. ends, sample rugs.
stair 5j, runners: runners at SPECIAL . price. Dieners'
orisRta New Y9Tf owner rst5es saa
Yeldiz, ,16.3x11 9: Kermin 12 6xo: Values
800, 300 to S7o9. Sacrifice, $3.50 oY each.
Oriental Rug Co., 2409 18th st. NV.
SEWING MACHINES, recond.. $50 up, new
se%ns Moeh dsy eo rPfr e Eth se aw ess
SEWING MACHINE, Singer round bobbin
portable, $50; another nice portable;
Lee highway. Cherrydale. CH. 4a14. ~.
SEWING MACHINES, port. elec., rouna
5000; d. hs., $40 up. 1897 Conn.
SIMMONS STUDIO COUCH in good con
dition, brown, metal. walnut stain. 1872
18th st. sc. AT. S967-J.
STORE FIxTUREs-Display cases. ho-
slery cases, lingerie case, bag case, cash
register. etc; like new; lease expired; cost
$3.50: accept $3.50. 1104 F St. NV. 27'
TYPEWRITER = Royal No. 10. price.
plenty others. Macdonald Typewriter Co,
SO0 18th st. NV. 21'
TYPEWRITER Rental Service. 57l8 10th
NV. GE. 1SS5-Underwoods S1.S5 mo-. 4
mos in adv, S5.55; no. del, 81 addl dep.
T3YPEWRiTER 31 61 Royal: beauty. peTfeet ct
Mr. Davidson. DI. 9s45. Room 1908.
TYPEWRITER, Underwood No. 3; bargain,
SIS cash. j. Rand, 203l st. NV.
Metropolitan 4615.
VACUUM CLEANER = HOOVER, S1295;
EUREKA, SS.95: ELECTROLUX. Sl6.95.
with att, rebuilt and guar. like new l yr
BEST BRANDS CO.,
S05 11th st. NV. National 7773. 27'
WASHERS-Sale discontinued models.
Maytag, S44; Norge, S3s; Apex, s39;
General Electric, $40: also values in other
makes; prices include filler hose pump.
10 DlI1 pays, TRIAL Pay 81 weekly. Re-
7th st. NV OPEN EVENINGS.
WASHERS-Deep-cu prices on brand-new
standard makes OF washing machines in
crates at discounts of more than GOo6 off
list prices no down payment terms as low
as 81 weekly; liberal trade-in allowances.
ATLAS APPLIANCE CO.
Washington'S Largest Appliance House,
92l G St. NV. Entire Building
District 3131. Open Ewes till . PM.
WATER COOLERS. General Electric; sale
Q. rent: reas. prices and terms. ma. GsOO
y. +. Supply Corp. 1880 N Y ave. NV
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FARM AND GARDEN.

COW MANURE-Large or
small lot. quality and Quantity guaranteed.
Waters WI. 4l95
FOR SALE. ten acres Of sod. VIII sell
cheap as a whole. G3un Wilson blvd,
Va. Gail II. A. GREEN, Franklin 125s
Evening star., 1940-09-27
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

YOUR DOG CALLED FOR. gwen a sant-
tarv bath. removing all deas and returned
FOR 81. Bldea-Wee Pet Animal Hospital.
WO. d-24. Bethesda Branch, WI 3045.
KITTENS, lovely Persian. for sale: black,
Nnlte brown taoDy. tortoise shell. DU. y44U.
2u34 10th ST. NV.
COCKERS-Champion bred puppies and
grown breeding stock. bred or open; also
choice stud service. $50 Ridge ave, Silver
Sprlng. Md. Shepherd l143
Evening star., 1940-09-27

1856 CATHEDRAL AVE. NV, near Conn.
ave.-A large double room. with porch.
opposite rark Adams 3f31
Evening star., 1940-09-27

| MAKE YOUR HOME where prime i'm
portauce Is correct eating no fried food:
/ fresh yeget ables fruits. salads, best meats.
/ WO 645G.
| 1915 KANSAS AVE. Nw-Ons single, ore
double; newly decorated; really good food,
women only.
CHEVY CHASE-Guests desired IN privsts
family: delicious meals, beautiful home.
| Phone Wisconsin 35l0.
l1l5 1S:h ST NV double or triple m
SIS and $3.50; best OF food; very home
ike
EMPLOYED COUPLE OF men. delicious
neiehborhood: reasonable. $3.50 st od. \ ".
JEWISH HOME : Dupont Circle :, LsrFe
PgTess. Fq2m i9r Rea ST Nofih 4o5 0 9a'h
9l7 18th ST Nw.-LarEe room. twin
| beds, good closets; l or people excelien,
meals NE 5707.
COR. 18th AND. L SITS NW.-Nicely tprn.
rm:. 10. man; n pig ciose,' home cookdn0Ti'
1909 N ST Nw.-walking distance; well
furnished. twin beds. open fireplace, run
nins water: s3s month
1890 18th ST. N.w.--Conyenient transpor-
a41oni a1t6 leTEe ToGm tor q private PAN PAIN
sandwiches packed; parking co. 1855.
ATTRACTIVE STUDIO RMS, excel meals,
Radio in every rm Phone Bus a. door.
S37 50 double. DU. $500 1000 Monroe \ e
1920 r. 1. AVE N.W.-LarEe room, twin
oeds. running water, GOOD home cooklns'
DUPONT CIRCLE u7O7 N. H. ave At
trsetive double. single twin beds. pvt.
bath; excellent food.
$500 18Th ST NV, the Hillcres,-Loyelv
room with pvt. bath for =: also | single:
the best Of meals: delightful surroundingS.
reasonable; free parking.
164I K ST NW-Nicely furnished single
and double rooms, one with private bath,
excellent home cooking. i
1856 CATHEDRAL AVE. NV, near Conn.
opposite park Adams 1887
2s23 2sth ST NV, vicinity, ,wardman
bbaIk-La:se baiL front nm: suitable 2. nr.
DOWNTOWN. 1919 Vermont ave.-Rm.
suit. .: every comft-: 81 wk. ca. Rear
base, pvt. bath twin beds; sgle. $3.50.
ARLINGTON. VA, 1921 N. Vernon ct
lent meals maid service. Chestnut S9lO.
1776 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. N.w.-A dis
tinctive home for young people. in an un-
surpassed location; reasonable,
JEWISH GIRL share newly turn: bedroom
meals optional; reasonable. Ii. s5i4-W
LOVELY kbso,yyELY guest home; doq6le room. nex.
R ood vsPes 2Rs 4ss ksnnedy oh heat
1885 QUE ST. NW-"OLD ENGLISH"
Singles. with running water; doubles;
attractively redecora ed excellent meals;
switchboard; walking distance s37.5o up.
DOWNTOWN-I32O 18th ST. NV. Rms.
and plenty of home cooked food S25 tri-
pie; S35 dble. Base. rm. dbe. S25.
1901 KENYON ST. NW.-Double room.
attractive guest house, shower bath unlim
phone. southern cooking. CO. 23ss.
3709 INGOMAR ST. N.W-Double room
suitable adults in private home; WELL
balanced meals Emerson 3s36.
MT. PLEASANT. 1908 Hobart st. NV
South exposure. adjoining bath. with porch.
CO. $685.. 2os
20 VARNUM ST NW.-Single front room.
a.m.c.; conv, bus and car; St. GabrieI0
parish. Taylor 1851.
2715 CONNECTICUT AVE, opposite Ward
man Park Hotel-Single and double rooms:
delicious meals; reasonable. CO. 94oO
1899 WYOMING AVE. N.w-Sunnv single
room, adj. bath; master twin bedrm., All
bath; well balanced meals.
tco0tinued on Next Pags.)
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CHEVY CHASE-Guests desired IN private
family: delicious meals beautiful home.
pbrrn
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert. books kept. SO mo.
Bookkeeping systems started, audltS. state
mentS, tax service local refs. RA. 2544.
ACCOUNTANT wants part-time work. book
keeping. books started. audited, satisfaction
guaranteed. Box 299-S. Star.
BARTENDER desires Job, honest and sober,
with excellent references; experienced. Call
Paul Woodley 541l between 5-S pm.
BOY, colored, years college, wants work
OF any kind. RA 6S23.
BOY. colored. wants work as truck driver
or delivery boy. DI. 0543
BOY, colored, wants Job as truck driver, or
any kind Of store work; references. Call
Hillside 021S-W. y
CHAUFFEUR -HOUSEMAN. light colored,
10 years experience. Horace Parker. 1945
18th St. NV. after 5 pm.
Evening star., 1940-09-27

IN WELL appointed home. Conv. TO bus
and car line. Large corner room. east and
south expos. pvt bath suitable for refined
gentleman 3S01 Calvert st. NV.
Evening star., 1940-09-27

1874 A ST. Sc, near Navy Yard, Capitol
Large front room. desirable for l or 2:
boa rd optional Lincoln 59l9-W
Evening star., 1940-09-27

2S23 2sth ST NV. vicinity Wardman
Park-La-se front rm.. suitable g. nr.
bath; excel. meals: reas.: pvt. family
DOWNTOWN. 1919 Vermont ave-Rm.
suit. .: every comft.; 81 wk ca. Rear
base, pvt. bath twin beds; sgle, $3.50.
Evening star., 1940-09-27

tation; larEe room. for 3: private bath,
also single balanced meals any hour.
SANDWICHES packed: parking co. 1855.
Evening star., 1940-09-27

JEWISH HOME = Dupont Circle : Lsrrs
room for / or .. Next 10 bath, shower.
Privileges. Reas North 4OO5.
Evening star., 1940-09-27

O. 2IOI ST. NV. of Conn.-Large front
r room. 3 windows, well heated: near bath;
!. ! ...- L.. ~
Evening star., 1940-09-27

10th and Eye sts n.w-Rooms with bath
and radio for ! person. from Sl4 Per
week: for .. from 3 per week each. by
the month; air-cOnditioned lobby, dining
room ard cocktail room. Call MR. WILLS.
mgr. for !nspection. DlstrlCt 900.
Evening star., 1940-09-27
GRAFTON HOTEL,
CARROLL ARMS HOTEL.
LAFAYETTE HOTEL.

1st and c SITS ne-Single rooms from
$40; double rooms from Sl2 per week nv
the mouth. Call Mr.. Parrish, mgr. for
! iuSDeCfiQn AT $500
Evening star., 1940-09-27

1915 KANSAS AVE NW-Ons single, ore
double; newly decorated really good food,
Evening star., 1940-09-27

9l7 18th ST N.W.-LarEe room. twin
meals Me 5701
Evening star., 1940-09-27

COMPANION. by refined woman: will assist
with housekeeping or children. Phone
District O020. 2A'
COMPANION N-HOUSEKEEPER. white. mid
dle-aged desires position with elderly per-
son or couple. Georgia a493. 2S'
CHILD'S NURSE. experienced. capable:
best local references. Box ls-T, Star.
GIRL young wants work as nurSemaid
! or . children; exp. and reference. Phone
Franklin 72l3.
GIRL. colored, wants Job as waitress
Call - K ST. ne
LADY. young, small, . yrs hosp. train
ing desires to learn dentistry salary
unimportant. Phone RE. 95l@, Apt. 3OS.
~
PRACTICAL NURSE, experienced. wants
day or night work; fifteen dollars week.
Emerson 0SS9. 2S'
PRACTICAL NURSE wants position car
ing for elderly couple or l child. or COM
panion for elderly woman. Ii l464-W.
SECT. .-STENOG., accurate. efficient. willing
worker, ambitious pleasing personality, eX-
cellent refs. Emerson 63SS.
SECRETARY RY-STENOGPAPHFR years
exp. contrscting sales ofice and manufac
turing excellent references. Box ass,
Evening star., 1940-09-27

rms and pvt shower:
or young men: good beds, quiet; unlimited
phone Chestnut G43o
Evening star., 1940-09-27

| SIS. NV, near RR Retirement ana Social
Security Bldgs.; front room, elevator
Evening star., 1940-09-27

1893 NEWTON ST. NV. Apt. 3s-1 large
room. twin beds: widow wants nice girls
10 share her apt. Adams 1915.
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HELP MEk & WOMEN.
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

EGG GAMBLER TO work in Baltimore.
Permanent Job Good paw. State experl-
ence and qualifications. Box Hos. Star.
Evening star., 1940-09-27
BABY CHICKS.
ROOMS FURNISHED.

ROCKS. R / Reds, - per loo. Con
keys Y-O feeds James Feed Store. 6Ig +
ST. W Metropoltan O0S9
Evening star., 1940-09-27
SALESMEk
SAIESwOMEN.

WOMEN-Department store selling
experience required. Applicants must be
neat ana st.raetvs n arI Sppearanee es ls iS
weekly salary. Selling done over the
counter II you Ill the above requirements,
call ut Room o24. Evening Star Building.
Monday. a.3o and 1890 am
Evening star., 1940-09-27

) CHAPIN ST. NV, Apt. 57-SIeeping
4. twin beds, semi-pvt. bath; l or 2
In raD do
Evening star., 1940-09-27
SITUATIONS MEN e. WOMEN.
SITUATIONS WOMEN.
(Continued.)

COUPLE, refined, white, desire living quar-
terS rooming house. for wife'S services:
man employed: experienced. WI $3.50. 2S"
Evening star., 1940-09-27

81 BRYANT ST. NE.-Laree rm, twin
roomerS; gentlemen pref DU OO4S
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.


FURNITURE WANTED at once We buy all
KINDS also elec. relgs., tools, etc. Amy
time. Lincoln 2S07.
FURNITURE. bric-a -brac, china glassware,
rugs, sllverWare paintings: highest cash
prices paid. Call Murray. Taylor 1898
FURNITURE-Wouldl like 10 purchase some
GOOD used household goods, also piano.
Evenings after Z, Me 5255. 90
FURNITURE, rugs. household goods etc
Positively highest prices Also reliable
Tmoylng at lowest prices for best results
Can any time II. 54SS
HOT-WATER HEATER. with 500 feet radi-
anon -.;j, capacity' not over 3 years old. D.s-
OFFICE AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
ddpg., bric-a-brac: pay cash. Cali DU.
Vols. 2s-
TRACTOR caterpillar type 30 or more
mp: NOT, not over > or 3 years old. Dis
WE BUY. SELL old gold, jewelry. cameras,
,,pPsertinnIg, ,,Ps goods. Max zwelE. 037 st. NV
ALL OLD GOLD. silver and diamonds
Wanteo I0r or. ImI,a,nutaetuTing; highest prices
paic- OPPENHEIMER, 903 F st. NV
A BETTER PRICE PAID for old gold, plat
mum JeWelry diamonds. watches and
diamond watch cases, condition un!mpoT-
'AHt a NES we Use yoY same n 2qT mtg dept.
- 7jh 81. NV.
GtoLD.aBRING YOUR OLD GOLD. sn-
JEWElRY IEN VT WE PAY CASH A. kahn
A6soLY6EfY A6s y6ER d6fB E5GBEsT b1sD sash PRICES I
YOU SELL ARTHGR HUI MARkEL. bE ntHF us F
ST. NV, ROOM 30l Ma. O2s4
., CASH FOR OLD GOLD
carted ieTery ta eash vafue hna pSd Sid dis
SELINGER'S SIS 81 NV
Evening star., 1940-09-27

| ARLINGTON. VA, 1921 n Vernon St
Quiet home, double run-, twin beds. excel-
lent meals; maid service. Chestnut 500
1910 MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. NW-A dis
tinctive home for young people. in an un-
surpassed location; reasonable