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The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-06
TURKEY BELIEVES
ITALY OUT OF WAR
Press Also Airs Belief That
Nazis Fear British At
tack In Balkans

ISTANBUL, Jan. 5.-A belief
that, Germany fears a British at
tack through the Balkans was ex-
pressed today in the Turkish press
which says it considers Italy as
good as out of the war.
The newspaper Vakit, comment
ing on the visit to Vienna of Bull
garian Premier Bogdan Philoff,
Continued on Page Ten; Col. 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-06
BARDIA T0BRUK
HIGHWAY SEVERED
Detachment OF French Ma
rines, Part OF De Gaulle's
Force, Cuts Road

LONDON, Jan. 5.-CR)-A detach-
ment of French marines, part Of Cen
eral Charles de Gaulle's free
French forces, was reported tonight
to have cut the road from Bardia to
Tobruk, italian bases in Libya. This
word of the first major action by
Continued on Page Ten; Col. A.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-06
WEATHER

FORECAST
North Carolina: Partly cloudy and
continued cold Monday and Tuesday.
(By q. 8. Weather Bureau)
meteorological data for the "a hours
ending 7:3O p. m. yesterday.
Temperature
1870 a. m. ~; 7:30 a. M. 80; 1870 p.
m. ~; 1870 p. m. 80; maximum Al; min
mum 80; mean 10; normal Al.
1:30 a.. m. Sc; 7:30 a. m. 50; 1870 p.
m. So: 7:30 p. m. 40.
Precipitation
Total for "a hours ending 1880 p m.
inches; total since first Of the
month OFT inches.
Tides for Today
fFrom Tide Tables published by U.
8 Coast and Geodetic Survey
High Low
Wilmington - 4:OOa IL :26a
App II Asp
Masonboro Inlet ------ LA SOFA
Sunrise 7:19a; sunset 5:1Sp; moonrise
p :333p; moonset II :57a.
Stage of Cape Fear river at Fay
e~tteville, N. c., at 8 a. m, Jan. 4,
IS feet.
Continued on Page Five; Col. u
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-06
W. R. DAVIS ASKS
PROBE BY S0L0NS
World Oil Operator Wants
Investigation OF Charges
And Allegations

NEW YORK, Jan. 5.-R- Viii
liam Rhodes Davis, international
oil operator mentioned recently as
a one-time bearer to the United
States of a Nazi offer to negotiate
an Honorable and just" peace
with the Allies, said today he had
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-06

Continued on Page Ten; Col. s.
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-06

CONTINUED on Page Two; Col. y
The Wilmington morning star., 1941-01-06

Continued on Page Ten; Col.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09

licenses

Marriage hesnss applications
have sssn flsd with the Pierce
county auditor by Ragnvsid Peter
son. 81. 1ssa Pacific ave. snd
IAieiils Ida Meyer, ~. SAIL 10.
Park. walter l. Smith. ~. XII
gore. Texas. and Grace ordesn
Hook. II. 1ss 30. nth. william
Smith. u. isss 10. 7sth. and
GAGE y. couit. 10. ia Ma. s4th.
Herbert 4. Burks. n. Co. c. saith
Medical battalion. Fort Lewis. and
Lorraine orman. II. ASA -.
Washington: Ellsworth Wilbur
Taylor. az. Route !. Hox ses. Ts-
coma. and Beatrice I.o.tls Munro.
20. Routs 7, Box T70. Tacoma.
Louis Lorsdo Quintsnills. n. Navy
Yard. Brsmsrton. and Laiciiis
Lillian shirs. Is. Br.msrton:
David NJ fAnEdon. 10. isi7 itth
81. sw, Puyailup. and harriet
Bull. ~. isa an ave. NV. ruy.
sllnp. Arthur wsldemar BohaIsr.
70. 7707 10. Ainsworth. and
Gladys Marie wsltsr. 10. Crystal.
~. d: Jerry Gsrsrds rresland.
~. seth reconnaissance squad
ron. hechord field. and Roberta
Jane Galloway. n. Bristo~. Okla.
Ariis Clarence Henssy. -. Fort
Lewis. and Helen fsebsils vsnsrd.
%, Routs /. Bos s5s. Puyallup.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09
Union Is Upheld
In Two Rulings

ETeENE ore. Decision Efset.
lns tee kmsFlesa resnmaeies-
slens ss>ceistien asaasnas at e.
nvsnx : tAlra szslns tA< snrFi-
go shlpc~nsFs ss=nelaiian seFe
released ~ Dear Wsyas 1. anrs<'
Pseffie ec.st sreasrstar 81 mari
time tlsPnts-
n~sa aeFes sustained ~ slslm
- ths unlen u cseFtsms ~ shea
raale cfsFstoFs - 81 ree<ixs
eight enatinecss heaFs - Fest ~.
tween . , n sns N TIE
seccad ruling rssntsd ~ uaien
demand fef = ftxs PEI esat fslss
n easae pey.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09
Eaionvills Mans
Funeral Saturday

Grzvdon VIM Smith of Eaton
viils died Wednesday In . IA
coma hospital Besides ms wifs.
Lillian. he 10 survived BY bis par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs Larry David
smith. and t~e brothers. william
and orvsl, all ~ Estcnvilis. Fu-
neral services ~flI he held NJ .
.. m. Saturday 81 the Estonviiis
Community church. with the Rev.
Realty officiating. under direction
~ the Estonvills Undertaking Go,
Cremation will follow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09
Bomb German Raiders

Even Wednesday nights heavy
losses did not prevent the Germans
from giving Liverpool one Of It's
most severe pounding Of the war.
Coming after six previous success
i've nights Of attack. the Liverpool
attack was admitted by British Of
ficisls 10 have been serious.
While the air war ragged over
Britain's skies. bomber command
planes Of the Raj rosred off for
another crushing attack On the
German battleship raiders. the "a
ooo-ton Soharnhorst and Gneise-
nau, at Brest. Direct hits with
srmor-piercing bomb. were claimed
by the air ministry.
Other points Of Raj attack
were st st. Nazsire. the docks at
Bremen and enemy shipping off
the Dutch coast.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09
Seattle Church Calls
{ California Ministers

SEATTLE - The first Preshy-
terrain church. whose 10 branches
and 10000 members make IL the
nations largest of that faith.
Thursday called two San Ansslmo.
Calf. minister, TO become supply
pastors indefinitely.
Rev. Or. Jesse n. Baird. presi-
dent of the Presbyterian seminary.
San Anselmo. and Rev. Or. Aaron
ungersms. head 81 the ssminsry's
department Of theology and Chris
tisn evidences. accepted. The Rev.
DR.. Mark A. Matthews. veteran
pastor Of the church. died In Feb
rusry, 1910.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09

were said 10 have arrived at Bsgh-
dad to aid Rsshid Ali In his mill
tsry operations against the Brit
ish. but the Turkish radio reported
that fighting m Irsq was subsiding
because Of heavy losses by the
Irsqi air force and shortages of
arms and supplies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09
Patriotic Council Will Aid
Boys, Girls With Education

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09

The Germans inflicted extensive
damage and heavy casualties on
Britain but the achievement Of the
Royal Air Force night patrols in
shooting down p Of the estimated
500 to 400 Maxi planes which came
over Wednesday night brought en-
enlargement to the British.
Air experts believed that the
Raj 10 on the verge Of st
least partial mastery of night
bombing attacks during that
period Of the month when the
moon h II its greatest bril-
bsnce.
Never before had the Raj shot
down 80 many night hombers. The
toll brought the total for the night
to ~ German planes - one was
downed by ground fire-sn esti-
mated loss TO the luftwaffe of be-
tween so and 100 sirmen. possibly
ak to seven per cent Of the planes
and men engaged in the attack.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09
Iraqi Forces Fall Back

In the middle east the British
appeared to be gaining the upper
hand in 1rsq. although London's
fears increased that German in
PREVENTION at any moment prob
ably through Syria might change
the shifting fortunes Of war.
British reports said that Iraqi
forces are falling back in some dis
order upon Baghdad. The British
airdrome at Hsbbaniya had been
relioeved and powerful imperial
columns were moving in to win
control Of vital points, including
the pipelines from the Mosul fields.
II was thought in London
that Rashld All Al Gallant
may have touched off his up
rising prematurely before the
Germans were ready 10 bring
powerful aid.
Two high Italian army officers
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09
Ndzi Plane Losses Up

For the month of May 30 far
fs Nazi planes have been brought
down at night. compared with 81
for all April Total day and night
German losses for May are al.
Instruments Of the RAT.
night success were the Amer
icen Douglas DR.. called the
Havoc nv the British. and the
Beaufort night fighter.
King George VI went to a night
fighter headquarters Wednesday
night to witness the operations.
II was doubted in air circles that
the Raj could keep up the pace
Of night fighter operations when
the dark phase OF the moon ar
rives. But for the first time IL
seemed that the British were in
flicting a serious enough ratio Of
losses on the Nazi night bombers
TO raise hopes of ultimate mastery
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09

up British concentrations 81 To-
bruk; sssl. resigned ts uniisS
states eseeoys. eisims Germany
ready ~ meet threat: shaking 81
1850 te.. mere 81 ssrth Afian-
tie shipping claimed.
ROME Claim cecspatios -
important Positions ~ Tssruk and
fsversbls clashes east 81 seIlsFs
cabinet approve. severe measures
against hsarders.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09
The War
In Brief

LONDON; British night fight
srs score creates, suecess. shoot
down ~ Of 100000 Man planes
over Britain Wednesday night.
Germans attack Liverpool. Bristol.
Hull-Humber area heavily. British
raid Brest, again hitting schsrn-
horst and Gnelsenau. St Hsxairs.
Bremen and shipping off Dutch
coast. Iraqi forces fan back on
Raghdad. get Italian military sd-
users but fighting subs'dins.
British fear vichy may allow Ger
mans to land in Syria.
vICHy, No information avail
able on what vichy will give In
return for reduced Mani cceups-
ton charges and lighter control 81
demsraestion line.
BERIIN, Asia forr~s break
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09
British Night Fighters,
Using American Made
Planes, Score Victory!

Great Rrtsns night them
credited Thursday victory
the German night bombers
The fighters. aided brilliant repeatedly
large
battered Liverpool he and Bristol
The critical IN.
fana war
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09
Axis Planes Bomb
Suez Canal Zone

CAIRO Axis planes rsiSsd the
sus1 ssnsi rome for two botirs
Wednesday night the EEyptiaa
ministry ~ interior revealed
Thursday.
Ths interior ministry com
muniasss reported thar ths attack
caused damage - roads ard 10
property 81 the Egyptian state
railway.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09
Copt. Roosevelt
Is Now in Cairo

CAIRO - James Roosevelt. son
u ths president. accompanied ~
Ma Gerald Thomas 81 the =. .
marine eorps. arrived Thursday
from Ksrsehl. India.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09

stars - ne1< - - @e|<z<
v<fyiax = <<r=stY f<em cec1f< =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09

In sending a letter. ths average
cost 10 the government = ia
cents
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09

LOsDoN-Robsrt ". Hutehln.
son. chairman ~ thu American
Eagle club. said IN . luncheon
speech Thursday that he estimated
II. 900 Americans nos are serving
In the British and empire armed
services and ths Hisrchanf navy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09
Food Prices
and Profits
A Statement of SafeUay Policy

HE forces of moket disturbances sor and speculation
- at work Prices for boc commodities hove olreodY
Increases In Sofewoys eo prices these items reflect
the wholesale which Sofswoy control
Is fundamental SuewoY policy only smoll profit
each sole SoewoY pledges that during the period of
will change this policy; and tho In the future
heretofore will moks every effort through improved methods
distribution the difference whot the
former gets and the You will olwoys be obs
from SdfewoY the prices ovoobls anywhere
Consumers may assist materially In preventing unworonted
price by continuing their purchases q normal sole
There adequate supplies of food sufs for American
Hysteco buying which sto and wholesale stocks
ohHcio secretly which pushes prices TO abnormal levels
Machinery exists within the control produc-
releoss of
pc should become employ these methods
TO protect the economic wefurs of the country.
SoewGY further pledges complete with the
snmeno agencies and with farmer producers In oil efforts
Stabilize phces discourage prohssnq and maintain orderly
facilities food distribution
SAFEWAY
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-09

Of this critical phase Of the 81
war.
Evening star., 1941-12-28
HOUSES & APTs.-PHILApEIPHIA.
THE CHATHAM.

goth AND WALNUT STREETS.
Attractive 2 to room housekeeping
apartments, south and west exposures, de-
llghtful roof garden overlooking city; CEN
trally located in the desirable Ritten-
house SQUARE section: selected clientele
Evening star., 1941-12-28
ApARrMENrs uNFURkIsHEp.


Apply Hilltop Cafe. 1928 seth st. NV.
4 RMS, KITCHENETTE, BATH WITH
PERCY H II. RUSSELL Co. i7s1 K NV.
23ao 4th ST NWM2 LARGE 5Got. ROOMS. oSIs
So After 4 pm.
NEW APIS LOCATION IN
tile bath. shower, refrigerator; s45: 11Ol-
Sd Ts1sslt ID st. & hsSsIi 'Hs
CO, Ma. 140S.
129 10th N,E-Two RMS, KIT. BATH:
large rms; basement for storage conyen- coaS.
lent neishborhood: adults: S36. 2s.
632 ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID, NV
utilities for light housekeeping; adults
a23l DOUGLAS ST. NE RMS, KIT,
WAsHINGroN WAS; IStSi' REALTY Co. eE 5000.
4 ROOMS AND BATH, ENTIRE End
floor; newly decorated; conv. to Govt.
ofices, transp., stores; oil heat; util. furn.:
$50 month. Adults. Ill Carroll st. &C.
MnsHMm family Houses. % $3.50 ana $50; consistine
of living room. bedroom. kitchen. dinette
and bath apne' nd and ys5a
veniences Of a modern apt. with the atmos;
phere and accessories of an individual
home These as apis are on Hawai- 41Fysy PIE PEI
SON. 5ooI North Capitol, Randolph $3.50
5OO3 7th ST N.W-2-RM.. KIT. BATH.
inclosed back porch. in private home
Phone elec, gas ra refF inclqded ns1a in rent
kitcnen and bath sas. elec. and hot water
Included. 500
. RMS, KIT. Law. TELEPHONE. BACK
porch ana yaro. utilities Iurnlshedi Sto'
Nj. 300. ~
= LARGE ROOMS, KITCHEN, BATH AND
poTCn. franklin 1886.
I346 SPRING RID. NV RMS, BATH.
OIL neat; vacant Jan. D: aduItS only. con-
venlent transportation. WA. 53os,
APT. BLDG, CALIFORNIA ST. NV. JUST
west OF Conn. ave.-Large l rm.. bath, no
kit, S:}5, Write manager, Box 460-C. Star.
23s PARK AVE. TAX PIX. MD RMS,
dinette. k. and b.. elec. refg, auto. h.-W;n.'
cont. hot water; adults.
1l0s 44th PL. SE.-3 ROOMS AND BATH,
heat and elec. furnished.
FIRST-FLOOR APT. 2 ROOMS, KITCHEN,
PVT. bath; utilities furnished Sbo' aduits'
5lO4 9th ST. NW-LGE. ROOM. KITCH-
en-; front view OF park; near bus and csI
| line: gas, cleo. heat. telephone included
running hot water; no children.
COOPERATIVE APT; LET RENT PAY
downtown BOX 270-D. star
NEAR GOVT. PROJECT. 2 BLKS. LEFT
! off Suitland I'd; 2 rooms and large Kitten
I en-; heat. water, electricity. semi-pvt. batn
no obi to infants; partly furnished. 5olt
Deli ave, Bradbury PIX. Md; Sl2 Wk.
DOWNTOWN, 926 ST. NW.-3 ROOMS
k and b., double exposure bright, JUS
papered and painted $40. Open.
9Os ERIE AVE, TAKOMA PARK. MD
9 rooms, large kitchen and bath; gooe
| location; conv. to stores and transp.
| adults.
Evening star., 1941-12-28
HOUSES FURNISHED.

SILVER SPRING. .94l1 WIRE AVE.
year old; detached brick; oil heat: garage;
an modern; immsdiate Possession; Can
fSs 6Ss7 inspef'i9n oF g ocoNSoR 6f 5s5s RA
SUBURBAN HOUSE, COMPLETELY. FURI
nished rooms, 2 baths; AFRAID shelteri
for mos; $3.50 mo. WI 5463.
DETACHED. NICELY FURN;. 5 BED:
after pm. or all day sunday. FR. 1913.
sIx-RooM HOUSE IN TAKoMA. PARK.
3 master bedrooms. ami; available Jan.
1st. Sligo 9639.
3-BEDROoM HOUSE
auto. heat; no children. Alexandria 1854
SEVERN BUNGALOWS. BEAUTIFULLY
furnished in mahog, antiques. 3 minutes
TO Annapolis Excellent roads. Large pier
places, 3 baths, screened porches. Oil heat.
elec. ranges and refg. Servants quarters,
garages, etc. Rentals. Ss5 90 per mo.
Phone Annapolis 5434 or Baltimore. Null
ARLINGToN-MoDERN 7-RooM HOUSE.
oil heat, 500 mo. Jackson 1871.
SILVER SPRING 5-RooM BUN:
Schools SITS sH ylS 5osR Rear after
500 10th RID s., ARL.. VA-s RMS. Q
baths, kit, recreation rm.; lge. trees pan
oramlc view river and city; 10 minutes
esaFh house and
NICE BROOM COTTAGE. ELEC.. on
heat; completely furn.; accommodate 8 or
4; so minutes by auto to city. Only those
who who Ike saogggntry seogggntry should apply. $50 mo.
DETACHED BRICK HOUSE, COMPLETE
ly furn., in best NV. section overlooking
Rock Creek Park, l blk. from Conn. ave
bus; 8 rms, incl. large living rm. with
fireplace and piano. 3 bedrooms, baths:
built-in garage: gas heat; S175 mo-; lease
optional. Call CO. 1875 Sun. after 1 m.
or week days during working hours. Call
DI. 00S0.
JAN. l6 TO APRIL IS FOUR BED
rooms, two baths; near schools. transp.,
Chevy Chase, Nd Oliver 194s
CHEVY CHASE, .MD.-DETACHEp FIVE
room house, bath two blocks of Conn.
ave; completely furnished S1OO. DI.
1140; Sunday, RA. 1902
MODERN DETACHED DUTCH COLONIAL
type home. West CHEVY Chase; right near
Kenwood 1st floor, large living room,
beamed ceiling. picture windows. dining
room. den modern kitchen and breakfast
or sunroom and "a bath; 2nd floor 3 bed
rooms, :! baths; . built-in garages; lot
about 2s Of an acre. fenced completely
furnished price, $3.50 per month Refer
ences, Of course. will be required
ANTON KOERBER,
1901 18th St NV National 67sa
Evening star., 1941-12-28

ANTON KOERBER,
10Ol 18th ST NV. National $3.50
Evening star., 1941-12-28
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
(NNrfgpnoI

4-RooM FURNISHED HOUSE. Mr., GOVT.
bldg in Suitland, Md. S35. FIR. O725.
FOR 9 MONTHS OR MORE. FROM JAN
ps5s qeaSires es Cali 6pi Me- sste g4d re
WANTED OR. 2 YOUNG LADIES TO
Phone DU $500. Ext. 62o
$40 KENYON ST: N:W.1TWo ROOMS. o9ss
kitchen, semi-bath; heat, light, all uten-
sils: gentiles only.
1913 EMERSON ST. NW,-COzILY FUR
nlshed, modern equipment: express puses'
two rms, kitchen and BATH prefer EN-
LADY WILL SHARE NICELY FURNISHED
apartment with mature women; kltcheh
privileges; close in. Box 205-D. Star.
. YOUNG GENTLE LADIES TO SHARE
room in lovely apt. meals. laundry. use Of
Ss49 SSa99"ins pool S'" anu SAn'e'OOlH' nv
1405 HARVARD ST. NV, APT 3Q4-
Girl to share 3,Goom apt with otnerS' etdr
1854 INGLESIDE TERRACE NW.-COM-
Portable second-f1oor apartment. kitchen
and bedroom with porch.
5905 BLAIR RID. NV NICELY FUR
nshed rooms. including utilities ana un-
limited phone. RA. 43S2. -
bath: couple or girls: $50 per mo-
315 9th ST. s.E-LARGE ROOM AND
kitchen Murphy bed. elec. refriaeration'
5612 KANSAS AVE N.W-SMALL APT,
2 rooms, kitchen, semi-private bath, suit
a. sble employed couple, Eentiles only.
LIVING ROOM, BEDROOM. KITCHEN
only; $50 month. 1907 B st. sc. Phone
FREE RENT TO MOTHER AND DAUGHTER
or couple; use OF home for services. Du-
pOnt 32lS
LGE. BRIGHT, NICELY FURN. RMS.
KIT; bath, Frisidaire free phone empl.
gentle couple. 30ll 9th NV.
3 ROOMS AND BATH FURNISHED, At
tractiye with heat. - Lee ave, Iakoma
Park, Nd.
YOUNG MAN TO SHARE APARTMENT
with ) others; everything furnished; near
q. w; Sl1 monthly. Me. 244i.
arm. APT; SUBLET 10 PARTY PUR-
ment. immediate possession il necessary.
Franklin $500, Ext. ISL
1926 CONNECTICUT AVE. APT. los
kltchenette. Woodley 4l6O or Emerson 4040.
534 CRITTENDEN ST. NV, CORNER
sherman Circle rooms, kitchen. bath;
refg, utilities; $50. Adults. RA. 9l35.
LOVELY 2nd-FLoOR APT, NICELY FUR
porch; all utilities No drinking, no
smoking. Georgia 1854.
Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE-BACHEoR APT.
large studio nm kits bath. closets apt.
OWNERS HoME-NIcELY FURN, BASE
ment apt, pvt. entr.; l rm, kit, pvt. bath.
shower. Gas, elec. and phone incl "a blk.
streetcar and bus. Adults only. no. 1900.
g OR 8 RMS. x, B., REFG.
260a 22nd st. ne.-Nce rms. country
fed section: nr. r. I. ave. AID. 1891.
2 BASE. RMS, BATH
$50 per month and TO take care Of 2-fam-
lily house. Box 277-D. Star.
Employed Preferred
In exchange for care OF suburban home
and dinners for business woman. near
trans. Box 1s0-C. Star.
p, 8 OR 4 RMS. Mr. BATH
20 ord st. ne. blocks from Capitol
DOWNTOWN LOCATION.
APARTMENTS. containing rooms and bath
$50; | room and bath, S55: including
HENRY J. RoBB. INC.
1924 Vermont Ave. NV. District s141.
N-TOWN FURN. APTS.
2 rms. kit. and bath; S75 UP. Modern
elevator. switchboard. Bldgs. nicely furn.
1924 18th ST. NV.
Rooms. Kitchen and Bath.
1923 NORTH CAPITOL ST.
NO SMALL CHILDREN.
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.
DESIRABLE COUPLE OR SMALL Fam
lly-4-room basement apt. no drinkers.
1910 Calvert st. NV.
2434 FRANKLIN ST. NE. COR. 26th)-
Evening star., 1941-12-28
MOVING. PACKING g. STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable
rates; will take your surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving. Edelman's
Moving & Storage Co. Taylor 2937.
Evening star., 1941-12-28
ROOM AND BOARD SERVICES.

ROOM AND BOARD SERVICES.
FREE SERVICE-SAVE TIME.
Guest Homes Associated, at
Washington Room Exchange,
with 900 we'll located homes,
offers single. double and group
rooms. some with running water,
private bath. A director with car
shows available Snace free to
potential quests. Phone Co'um-
hio $3.50 Snndau services
Evening star., 1941-12-28

223 sth ST. NE.-One room and kitchen
ette for Ink. for employed couple; Frigid-
sire h u 4. SIS weekly
Evening star., 1941-12-28
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.

DESIRABLE COUPLE OR SMALL FAM
ily-4 room basement apt: no drinkers,
1910 Calvert St NV
2434 FRANKLIN ST NE. COR. 26th)-
rms. *. h, b. and 3 ~, water, cleo
gas, 2 porches, LIST f.; SO wk. or best bid.
Evening star., 1941-12-28
ApAprMEhrs UhFURkIsHEp.

3412 I4th ST. NW.-3 RMS. AND BATH:
aner asTss 'tudo tod@ . sbt 2oTI9 Keg 4
7117 GEORGIA AVE; Nw.-AyAILABLE
Jan. Is. rooms, kitchen and bath, also
refrigerator. garage and utilities included
Wisconsin ave. NV.
3547 10th N.w-ENTIRE End FL. 2 RMS,
kitchen, private bath; utilities incl; pri-
vate entrance; convenient transp.; ADULTS.
TAKoMA PARK-MoDERN, 3 RMS.
oil heat; Jan. l.: adults sentiles. Apply
today, 1919 R st. NV. Apt. 100. Ho.
0935. Br. 100.
APT; ,o,.. |, III ILL.,. a5th ST. Mw.mS425o.
1919 x St NV MA 1855.
MT. PLEASANT, 3I64 nth ST. NV
2 rooms, Kitchen and bath. all utilities
rooms. bath, porch, End f.; trans utiii-
ties; employed adults; no children: Jan. 1st.
2O1 9Th ST. s.E-vERY NICE APT, REA-
sonable rent; gas, cleo. hett incl; near
9 rooms; kitchen and bath: entire 1st
hea sse ss ai0sd WI PACK
81 R. / AVE. NV ROOMS, KITCHEN,
TY, 906 10th NV Republic 1887
2oe 10th ST. sW-3 LARGE. BRIGHT
eiee mel: .dnits; SIS WHY. '''.. 'A'' A@A''
4 MANOR CIRCLE. NORTH, TAKoMA
bus a and Stores; t Seas furn.; m I s5s. siiro SIZE.
3411 WISCONSIN AVE; NV. FRIEND-
ship Hts; ;i-Entire End floor. private home;
naTsed m p. S.ta sioIS ne. :Sses ssys s Il uss .vs
able January LIST. Emerson 74l5.
BLADENsBURG RD NE, COR. SOUTH
Dakota ave- rooms kitchen and bath;
in new condition; h W. electrical Iefrig,
per mo.
9l5 Eye st. NV. ME- $500.
lls EAST WALNUT ST, ALEXANDRIA
3 rooms, kat. and bath, with porches and
17oi BFoD1E E2i !, Z ( 6 COLBERT n. NC, ss-,
tslS f,,1Ssn KENYON ZEN ON. st se5 Mw-a ROOMS
1919 Eye St. St. NV 4 hoNiAH RE 4o55
MACOMB GARDENS,
room; kitchen dinette. and bath, $50, all
| utilities included resident manager MRS
CHARUHAs. Woodley 5000
NEW BLDG.-66OI l4th ST. NV
Beautiful apt, large living room, jr din.
room. bedroom. kit, large closets; elevator
and switchboard: rent, $40 so; utilities in
cIudeo. Mrs. HYATT, res. mgr. ia. 660l l.
1887 CALVERT ST. N.W-3rd FLOOR. 3
| rooms, bath. all utilities furnished $50 so.
| WAPLE a. JAMES, INC,
| 1924 14th St NV. DI 3346
MACOMB GARDENS APIS, 3725
Macomb st. n.w.-2 beautiful
rooms, kitchen, dinette and bath
$3.50, including all utilities, ele-
vator building, carpeted corri.
doris, painted walls and incinera
tor. Available now. Resident
manager, WO. 9200.
THE FOLLOWING ARE z
rms, kit, d. a. and bath with
screened porch:
UNHEATED.
3-l40s Holbrook st. n.e.-----$ $36 sc
4-l2l4 10Th st. n.e.----- 1000
2-39l5 w st. NV. 40 OC
B. F. SAUL CO.,
e25 18th St. NV MA 21oo.
5000 FIRST ST. NV.
| NEAR NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE