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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08
TO CONSTRUCT AIRPORT AT
SALISBURY

Congressman David ]. Ward an
nounces that Salisbury, Maryland
has been selected by the Civilian
Aeronautics Administration for con-
struction of an airport. Construction
or improvement projects on 2SS
airports, 149 of which the new To-
cations, have been approved by a
Board consisting of the Secretaries
of War, Navy and Commerce, as
necessary to national defense.
Mr.. Ward further states that an
ALLEGATION of $3S0,000 by the CAA
has been made for the Salisbury
Airport, and it is expected that work
will be completed sometime shortly
after the first of the year. Labor will
be furnished by the Work Projects
Administration.
Seven hundred acres will be pur-
chased, costing approximat e y
$4,000, the cost to be borne joint
ly by the City of Salisbury and Wi
comico County, each to pay half the
cost as well as half of the up-keep.
The airport is to be located within
four miles of Salisbury about half
mile off the Mount Hermon road. 1t
will lie between the Mount Hermon
road and the old road from Salisbury
to Snow Hill.
The Federal Government will
construct NEISW and NWISE land
ing strips, 500 by 5000 feet, and
pave runways. $50 by 5000 feet
thereon, including incidental field
grading and drainage; and install
basic lighting and contact lights on
both runways.
The airport is listed as Class
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08
FIGHT FIRE ON ALL FRONTS

On July 9, a nationwide program
seeking to strengthen national de-
Tense through wide adoption OF a
comprehensive municipal fire pre-
vention ordinance, was launched.
The suggested ordinance provides
for the creation of a bureau of fire
prevention in the local fire depart
ments, and gives the bureau au-
thority covering fire prevention in
general; the storage and use of ex-
plosives and fiammables; the in
stallation and maintenance of pri+
vate alarm systems and fire extin-
gushing equipment; the mainten-
ance and regulation of fire escapes;
the means and adequacy of exits
from all manner of buildings in
which persons live, work or con-
gregate, and the investigation OF
the causes, origin and circumstances
of fires.
In announcing this new plan, w.
e. Mallalieu, general manager OF
the National Board of Fire Under
writers, said: MANY plants are run
ming three shifts. Many of them are
taking on work foreign to their
former operations; new materials
and processes are being introduced,
and general business is being speed
ed up. Excess production, especially
in agriculture, must be stored; cot
ton, which has a high hazard, is an
outstanding example of the neces-
sity of supervision of storage which
1t is not now receiving. 1t is there
fore of vital Importance at this time
to give adequate authority to fire
departments"
The new ordinance would be i'm
mediately adopted by all cities. And
even in very small towns, which do
not have fire departments, it should
be possible to carry on similar in
spection work. Every fire prevented
today is of direct service to the de-
Tense effort; every destructive fire
which occurs is the enemy of the de-
Tense effort. And this is work in
which all citizens can participate.
Fight fire on all fronts.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08

We have begun to feel the pinch
that the defense effort will produce.
Next year many consumer who
goes shopping for items that have
been produced in abundance in the
past will come home empty handed.
Evidence of the way the wind
blows is found in the fact that mo-
tor car. electric refrigerator. and
washing machine production will be
cut about so per cent in 1912. Any
thing which requires aluminium, rub
Der, or basic metals will be harder
to get.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08

A few years ago, when there was
peace in the world and we had not
embarked upon the greatest and
costliest defense program in his
tory, there was much denunciation
of big business. big business
was the enemy of the people and of
the national welfare. big business
was the cause of all social and eco
nomic ills and injustices.
Now, the players of that tune are
generally silent. For this grave
emergency has proven to any man
who can think that big business"
like little business, is part and par
eel Of the American way of life
and is essential to maintaining it.
1t is "big business which is turn
ing out the airplanes and tanks and
cannons and ships-of-war which are
making it possible for the courag-
eous English to fight on, and which
will in time build wall of steel
about our hemisphere. And to a
large extent, it is ''big business"
which is protecting the living stan
dards of the American pepole during
these abnormal days.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08
Organization By Telephone

Jacob M. Lashley, president of the
American Bar Association in Wash
ington, wanted to organize National
Defense Committee recently. Rather
than take the time and trouble to see
each of the prospective members in
various parts of the country, he turned
to the telephone and by means of a
round-robin long distance conference
he organized the committee, which is
to aid local bar associations on
problems concerned with the nations
selective military service.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08

"4", which is the classification for
the largest airports. Class ratings
of airports are by runway lengths,
ranging from Glass "1", having
runways of $500 feet or more.
The airports, said Brig. Gen.
Donald H. Connolly, head of the
CAA, have been selected to meet
defense requirements" but, he add
ed. every effort has been made to
select sites Offering future value to
and civil ayaiation, thus
insuring a permanent return from
this defense Investment
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08

Roosevelt's luck always saves
him. When he loses ground, oppo-
sition leaders always do something
dumb enough to make him seem all
wise by contrast.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08

Maryland's winter wheat crop is
turning out better than expected
with yield per acre nearly up to
average and only q half-bushel less
than last year.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08

The desperate Chinese must feel
better now. We have sent them
another shipment of good will and
oratory.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08

History shows little Of Importance
done by women. The historians are
men.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08

You can still tell friends from
enemies. When we send war supplies
we make them pay.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08

Manners are funny. The man who
won't take your last cigarette will
cheerfully take your last dollar.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08

Much that posses for love would
mt stand the test of curl papers,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08
A Wise Observation

Some pertinent facts are obvious.
Saving can be effected in the ex-
penditures Of ordinary Government
operations, says wise summary OF
business affairs issued by b Trade
Association.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1941-08-08

Visitors Flock To National Forests
Thirteen million persons visited
the 4,700 National Forest camp
grounds, picnic sites, and other rec
reation sites of the Forest Service
last year. The greatest relative in
crease was in winter sports activi-
ties.
Most intensive use of camping and
picnic areas is noted in July and
August
Evening star., 1941-04-28

1910 BHTMORE ST. NV, Apt. 33-2 or
girls, large, airy apt. overlooking park;
pnrch. Semi-uVt hath oSs
Evening star., 1941-04-28
ROOMS WITH BoARp.

NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE. specializing in
good food and service. 1112 New Hamp-
shire ave. NV.
1919 s ST. ,NW.-single room, medium
S35. Excellent meals NO. 9702.
CHEERFUL front room. cross ventilation.
twin studio couches excellent meals; resi-
dental section; bus stop. Woodley 1926.
1860 PARK PL. ,N.w--For Christian men;
porch: blk. transp. IA. 1898.
l30 18th ST. N.E.-Refned hpme, nicely
furnished rooms. excellent meals; a block
car: S35 month; gentlemen.
1884 D ST, N;E.--Girl to share apt. with
mother not e. and d. DAUGHTER; r room and board.
2316 10th ST. N.W.-vacancy available
May l. for 2 refined girls to share large
nicely furn. room with another; dressing
closet, bath: excellent meals.
1725 ST. NV. Apt. Avail. May 1st;
private porch. ME. 3117.
RIM. AND BOARD. $50, for or men, in
clean. quiet country home, 6 mi. from
District line. kenslngton 6-F-16.
6ls 6m FARRAGUT ARR GUT ST. l,,5a. WmaaFse front
family: nr. expr. bus TIA 9412.
PRIVATE HOME for retired lady accus-
toned to comfortable and lovely surround
inss; loving attention; tie nursing care when
needed. Box 305-Z. Star. 2S'
M L fLEh0hN i, 1871 LhH1O0G 81. INV
Spacious studio rm.. maple furn.. 4 win
dows. twin beds. excel food. AID. 1921.
1921 10th ST. N.W.-Att. room and ath
for 8 refined young ladies. in home run
exp: ample closet space, conf. beds ex-
cellent meals, unlimited phone: walking
distance. 2S'
DUPONT CIRCLE-Jewish home. room for
2117 WISCONSIN AVE. N.W-Room and
h0arn fOr y Rfntlemen. H0uhle
beds; excellent meals. no. 1907.
1928 10th ST. N.W.-Lovely double rooms,
private or semi-private bath; excellent
meals: reasonable rates.
Reasonable. Adams 1929.
ATTRACTIVE RooM-New home, twin
beds, shower: good Southern meals; 1Oc
bus. Temple 26S1.
sH s. sTse ars ST. aps NV Vve45Stas AD BARR
porch; semi-pvt. bath. 2S'
AT DUPONT CIRCLE, 1922 10th st. NV.
Vacancy in double room for gentleman;
shower; excellent meals
4@ tnl4 for sh s mem Sath In ER: eonH
transp.; S32 mo. ca. GE. 1890.
1923 2sth ST. NV, vicinity. Wardman
Park-Large front rm. suitable for 2; semi
private bath; excellent meals.
1881 14th ST. N.w.-Double room, new
people; $3.50 each. RA. e651.
327 SHEPHERD ST. Nw.-Lovely, very
lge dble room, twin beds, sentile family;
unlim phone; exp. bus: excel. meals.
ia. 1885.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-Attractive single
Tse@ Pe9eh IN adjainins Rd1yiaas exposures 'ma
"OLD ENGLISH" 1888 Que ST. NV
Single and double; newly remodeled, with
running water, showers, switchboard: ex-
cellent meals: rec. room.
6I6 G ST. s. E.. mr.. NAVY Yard-Newly
excellent food. FIR. 1912. 3O'
1914 MADISON ST. N.w.-Beautiful dble
rms, twin beds, lge. pvt. porch, south exp.
pvt det. house: exp. bus stop, convenient
ears GE. 425l.
LANDERS' LODGE,
1900 Mass, ave, ny-Fev choice vaesn-
eies, Republic 1887.
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REAL HOME, comfortable. gracious liv-
ing among consenial people; beautiful his
toric 500-acre estate, "Huntsmen's Rest :;
healthful, pleasant climate: 100 miles
Washington; modern new brick house; GOOD
food, special diet if desired rates mod =
crate: references exchanged Mrs L. E
Burlingame Star route, Orange. Va. 2S'
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

WASHERS-Deep-cut prices on brand-new
standard makes of washing machines. in
crates. at discounts of more than SOC
off list prices. No down payment. Terms
as low as 81 weekly. Liberal trade-in
allowance
ALAS APPLIANCE COMPANY.
Washington's Largest Appliance House.
92l G ST. NV, Entire Building.
District 3137 Open Ewes Till PM.
wAsHERs--,sale of discontinued models;
Maytag. S44; Apex. $50: c. S3';
Crosley, $50; Thor; seq I'll complete with
81 weekly. Two-tub spinner washer half
price. Republic 1890. The Piano Shop.
1915 eth St
WATER COOLERS. G. E, greatly reduced;
So per mo Md. Elec. Co, l06 Nd. ave.
Hyatts WA. 1878.
WATER HEATER. kerosene. 2O-gsl. good
condition. $40: Nd. Elec. Co.. l06 Nd.
ave. HyattS. WA. 1875.
WESTINGHOUSE. Gu. IT.. double door; s.
year guaranty: S15; easy terms. P. o.
Smith. l344 st. ne. Lincoln $3.50.
TYPEWRITERS QUICK Rss,ds REPAIRS sPi.
Many Bargains 71s 14th ST. RE 2s2s.
RE-UPHOLSTERING.
Three-pie living suite upholstered for
$40. covering and new inside material in
cluded; made like new in finest tapestry
ana friezette; workmanship guaranteed
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERING CO,
$500 l4th ST. NV. COLUMBIA 1912.
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2117 WISCONSIN AVE NW.-Room and
board for 2 gentlemen; double rm.. twin
beds; excellent meals. HO. 1907.
1928 10th ST. N.W-Lovely double rooms
private or semi-private bath; excellent
meals: reasonable rates
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ROOMS WANTED.
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

WANTED-Room for employed young man
bringing piano. or room with use Of piano.
Rny 59-A Star Jqs
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APARTMENTS UkFURNIsHED.

AT AN
1875 SPRING .PL. NV. (3615 18th ST.
2 rooms, kitchen, bath. so. expos, large
lawn: adults: $50 mo, Frieidaire incl.
316 RANDOLPH PL. NE-3 ROOMS WITH
tiled bath, private and practically new
$50. Apply DAYTIME.
2O12 PERRY ST NE RMS, LGE.
gas, ch W, cleo refg: adults. MI. 1865.
s13 ALLISON ST. NV ROOMS. KTTCH-
en- and bath; refg. and utilities incl: pri-
vate entrance; adults.
4 ROOMS PRIVATE BATH, TELEPHONE,
ket bus and streetcars. 1876 4th st; ne.
56 CLAIMING ST. N.W-UNFURNIsH
apt, entire second floor: ami: sleeping
porch: private bath. Adults.
BEAUTIFUL WooDRIDGE. ,3102 S. OAK.
apt. conveniences, 2nd f.; new, brick. de-
taehed: Ice. living, bedrm.. kit, bath, d.
1sfd nsrte' sonth m ssss sssts' sarase' delightful
1874 TAYLOR ST. NV. :; EMPLOYED
clean and comfortable. ia. 1920.
hsstern hseS HEsb st ss5oo: sSEPd Im APT .sfs NF
pvt. front and back entrance: reas.
62 CLAIMING ST. NV RIM, KITCHEN
and private bath; adults. Dupont s1S9.
14O4 LIST ST. s,W.-3 ROOMS BATH,
lst st. b. LEONARD q CO, o32 4th st.
s.w. ME. 1860.
HILLCREsT-3 RMS, BATH. PORCH,
yard. 3 bus lines; near new security BLDG,
Navy Yard stores, schools. churches; quiet,
cool FIR. 1914. 2206 32nd pl. Sc. tside
door. 29'
Ell CASER," 7O5 4th Nw-N THE
heart of downtown; walking distance most
Govt. departments; well-kept modern
bldg; l rm. and b., $50; 2 rms, k. and
b., S45. Res mgr.
Oh rEnyxyOoD AWE n
New arm, kit. and bath. pvt. entrance:
conv. transp.: reas. to right party. SH.
3660-W.
Is ANACOSTIA ROAD Ness MONTH,
gas and electricity furnished 2s'
ENTIRE lst FLOOR IN BRAND-NEw g.
family house; 2 rooms kitchenette. bath.
all utilities incl: S52 SO.
1915 X ST. BETTzEIL. pl. 500.
Evening star., 1941-04-28

PERPETRATORS repossessed. re-
built and new We have Washingtons
lsrges' refriserstor display and selection.
Al makes: all models. all sizes at rock
undersold. Compare our prices and mer
chandise before you buy LARGE selection
Crosley. Coldspot, Kelvinstor. Leonard etc.
from S19.50 Up TO 3 years free service.
We are authorized G E. Hotpoint. Norge,
Philoo Stewsrt-Warner. Kelyinator and
CrosIey dealers. No money down. 3 years
20 pay Extra large trade-in allowance.
Brano-new 1870 standard refrigerstors
with 5-year guarantee, in factory crates.
40oe off
LUX APPLIANCE COMPANY.
Washington's Largest Refrigerator Dealer,
o1l Sth ST. NV RE 1115.
Omen Till
Evening star., 1941-04-28
ROOMS WITH BOARD SUBURBAN.
COUNTRY BOARD.

ROOM AND BOARD, S35. for / or men.
in clean. quiet, country home. s miles from
d. c. line. KensinEton 6-F-16 90
Evening star., 1941-04-28
DRUGSTORE. ARL., We
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.


AcooRD1oNmIf you want TO- to learn to
instrument without charge al you pay
| in our studio at hours convenient to you.
| This plan is also available to those who
want to learn TO play other instruments
sr%a sc aTns c, "a ks srnHs 1870
G st. NV. middle Of the block,
ANTIQUES -shefield fiat hollowware and
solid silver. Ideal for. wedding presents:
also bric-s -brac; furniture. etG Murray
ticalIy new: cost $50. will sell for SO.
Mary Lutz. Woodey 1859.
BATHTUBS, used. SIS, suitable for scslding
hogs: watering stock. other farm uses.
EECH1NGER CO. 18th and H SITS. ne
BEDROOM SET; 3-pc.. walnut. matt sgo
Crib and play pen. Adams $685.
BEDS. dressers, Duncan Phyfe table: STUDIO
couch, maple chest, dinetts set. WE DO
MOVING. Edelman, 1908 Georsia ave.
Sl3a: sacrifice for $50. Also porcelain
kitchen table and dinette set. Woodley
1888.
BRICK LUMBER AND PLUMBING mate;
ranged for easy selection at HFCHINGER
ine to SaHs ans ne " our as three Er " yards %
HECHINGER co, Used Material Dept.
sso5 5th s sne snd HW Sts 1913 Nchps nj t1o ASe
"a, o, 1st SITS. S.w, 200 bldgs.; million #.
sound lumber, S15 up; million hsrd brick;
9So sS pic psGs p S Ss doors So up d n seo
pps sadsF FREE rigging tP II md
gains for sale on premises daily and Sun,
4 to G. Arrow, 5S NJ st. S.w FIR 9S03.
BRICK. 100 M good. hard. red used brick.
LUMBER, A i condition, 2x4, q. and los
WRECKING "A brick. bldgs. on Delaware
AMERICAN WREcKiNG CO. II 3244.
BUILDING MATERIAL-A large stock Of
new and used building materials at rock rock
toned and free, Of. nails. Come to our
yard Tor eseH ACE ss7fssiSR MsEcR1No CO..
Sc st sW Republic 3o6o.
hostess house, Quantico Va; 2x4, 2x6
2xS, SheathinF, $40 per m; used brick
DENTAL EoUIPMENT.Chair: engine cab
apply at 207 Evans Bldg. IS.
DIAMoNp RING[TPerfect stone oyer
fsaa' son 4ssz szeriss STAR less than half gree
pIAMoNDi fine, white. American cut cut
Arthur Markell. 9lS st. NV Suite 30l-3
DINING EXTENSION TABLE with 3
leaves. Antique piano. Phone Georgia
1872
DINING RM. SUITE, s-pc., walnut set. ex-
| tension table with pads; very reas. Shep-
herd 3166-W.
DINING ROOM SET. IL pieces, leather up
holstery; good condition; $50 delivered.
Phone Lincoln 0156-J.
DINING ROOM SUITE, 1O-pc, good con-
dition; $40. North 3175. 2617 3rd
DOCTORS OPERATING TABLE, Roberts:
G. u. tubular, monel metal TOP, with pad
and many accessories: in practically new
condition; cost over S150,. sell for 500
Also cheaper table with pad: sell for $50
Call Room SOC, Star Building, or phone
National 5000. Ext. 203.
ELECTRIC RANGE. westinghouse; slight
~ used, cheap for cash Md. Elec. Co..
los Nd. ave. Hyatts. WA. 1879.
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR, .S45: electric
meat grinder, SIS: suitable butcher shop
or lunchroom. Republic ABS before 10.
FENCE LUMBER-Good used 4.x4~ for
posts At Ions lee ca Other leqsths prieaq 1e,,5
fencing needs are at HrCH1fGER co.
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APARTs. FURN. OR UNFURN.

1713 DE SALES ST. NV (OPP. MAY
fower)-Modern furn aDt. share bath, SIC
wk.; adults only. Call after pm.
Evening star., 1941-04-28
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

BEDROOM, dining. living room furniture.
contents Of apts or homes. WE DO MOVING
CAREFULLY, REASONABLY. Georgia 1416.
BOOKS-Hshest prices paid for good
books. Bargain Book Store, sos 9th st.
Evening star., 1941-04-28

9I1 ST. SE@2 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND
bath: convenient location; no children.
OWNER, North 61T6. 2S'
AIT 9TH ST ROOMS, KITCHEN. PRI-
vate bath: convenient location; no children.
Open. OWNER, North GIG. 2s'
61O MORTON PL. NE-SECOND-FLOOR
apt, 2 rooms. kitchen, bath. Frigidaire,
garage; no children. open. North GIG.
Evening star., 1941-04-28

1884 HARVARD ST. N.W.-Beautiful dble
81 or triple front rms. newly furn. and dec,
Il twin hads. Y, hhrS
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HELP poMEsTic.
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GIRL OR WOMAN. intelligent care of
2 children; light housework; must sleep
tp poo Ep,a
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AT DUPONT CIRCLE, 1877 18th st. NV.
Vacancy in double room for gentleman:
shower: excellent meals
Evening star., 1941-04-28

LARGE SOUTH ROOM AND KITCHEN,
hrSt floor: completely furnished: un-
limited phone: SlO.5O week. 1866 Harvard
Evening star., 1941-04-28

KENSINGTON. MD-3 ROOMS AND
bath, $40 per month. Phone Shepherd
Evening star., 1941-04-28

656 EUCLID ST. NV, APT. NO p
aree studio room, semi-prlyate bath; re-
ned young lady. CO 752S-W
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

400 DELAFTELD PL. N.W.-Front, south
ern rm.. next bath, in family: meals
optional: lady; gentle. RA. 1895.
1915 FAIRMONT ST. NW.-Very attrac-
tive, 2nd floor, front, 4 windows, twin
beds inner spring mattresses, large closets;
pentiles co 4hno
Evening star., 1941-04-28

open III I'M.
SAFES for every puTDsSei sombin.tions
THE sAfEMAsTERs SEQ CO, "''e''
1904 Pa. Ave. NV. National 701O.
SAFES, MONEY VAULTS. etc. See our
display q al sizes, sizes, cqmbinations ehanged
conn etk saie 6upo@t a4fk S65a 9@pans 1881
SEWING MAcHs., $40 up: treadles. port,
consoles new machs low as l0e day;
used Singer port at So. 80. S25. s27 80.
Other n Dortaolef sl2 80 These machines
Many other good buys. We rent. repair all
types Of machines. 917 F st. NV. Republic
4:sd bsrsB MAGB SIS sGno sssi sss
Store. 2149 Penn. ave. NV. MA. 1888.
ron, a15 z ST.. NV, includes suites,
right pianos, hotel CARPET and rugs, Ford
sedan, etc. by order trustee in bankruptcy.
Fidelity and Metropolitan Storage Cos,
TYPEWRITERs-L. C Smith. rebuilt. S25:
other bargains, repairs and rentals; So.
Taylors Stationery 3135 Wilson blvd,
Arlington. OK. 1886.
TYPEwRITERs-ssle of excess stock, in
cluding unclaimed goods and new models.
as as soss on present prices @ 0efor. 4 they 0s 90
UP Terms Open evenings. American
Typewriter Co. 1431 East Capitol ST.
Ii. O0S2. Away from the high-rent district.
TYPEWRITER Rental Service. 5716 18th
NV. GE. lSS3-Underwoods. S1.S5 mo-. 4
mos. in adv. $3.50; no del, 81 addl dep.
VACUUM CLEANERS-HOOVERS, S1295:
EUREKA, SS.95: ELECTROLUX, S16.95:
with. att, rebuilt and guar. like new / yr
BEST BRANDS CO..
sos 11th St. NV. National 7773. 2a'
WASHERS. Bendix: special price including
installation and plumbing; easy terms
Mr.. Storey, MI. 1850.
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

YOUR DOG CALLED FOR given a sani-
tary bath, removing all heas and returned
FOR ST. Bide-a-wee Pet Animal Hospital.
WO 1924 Bethesda Branch. WI 3045
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ROOMS UkFURklSHED.


1880 lst ST NV large rooms for
Ink; newly papered and painted; new Rss
range. hot-cold water in room: use phone:
gas. light. heat included: S32 50.
TENLEY CIRCLE, Apt. >. 4613 41st. near
new Sears store-AI conveniences. S24
mo. Single man. Woodley 1850
ll14 MONROE ST. NV rooms 2nd
floor. LII K: gas and elec. furnished. 30.
ROOMS WANTED.
WANTED-Room for employed young man
bringing piano, or room with use OF piano.
Boy SRA, Star. 2g'
SUBURBAN ROOMS.
CHEVY CHASE. MD. 471O Morgan DR.
Large, cool room for summer; private bath,
gsrage. WI. 3442. 2S'
ATT. ROOM in home of refined adults;
adj. shower bath: breakfast and dinner:
$3.50 month. Phone Hyatts. 560s. go
ROCKVILLE. MD, 3I4 West MontRomery
ave.-1 large bedroom. near bath: gentle
man: reference. Phone Rockville 245.
Call between ' and $3.50 pm.
TWO CHEERFUL ROOMS, with private
bath in beautiful home: suitable for en-
ployed couple or 2 individuals; quiet and
restful; excellent meals optional. Telephone
Shepherd Asa.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.
THE ABBEY
ROOM AND BOARD SERVICES.

1896 Que ST. n.w.-Desirable roo
real food, switchboard; walking di
recreation rms. Hobart 1921. 30
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GIANT PANSIES, fine collection of peren-
mails and evergreens; reasonable prices. r.
Green, 1140S Georgia ave. ext.
COW MANURE, well-rotted: quality and
quantity guaranteed. WI. 4195.
SURPLUS N Y. DORMANT FRUIT TREES;
apple. cherry, peach, pear. plum, ounce.
Reasonable Kinds for this latitude.
NATIONAL NURSERIES. 326 @ ST. s.w.
ME- 5S5q
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ATTRACTIVE ROOM-New home. twin
beds, shower: good Southern meals; 1Oc
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MOTOR TRAVEL.
BUSINESS.

Los ANGELES, LEAVING MAY ]. by WAY
Of Grand Canyon; $40. DCN RICHARD
son, CHI. 1000. Apt. SO. Leave message.
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1910 IRVING ST. NV RIM, KITCHEN,
oatn; Frlgloaire; electric. and gas incl;
rent, SS 80 week. S35 month.
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sI5 QUINCY ST. NV RMS AND m.
closed porch, kitchen, pvt. bath, util. incl,
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1923 18th ST. N.W-Vacancy for two
young men; .gentiles; home atmosphere.
Reasonable Adams 1893