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Evening star., 1941-12-20
Plan 10 Keep Pupils
In Schools During Raid
Alarms Is Opposed
Trade Bourd Unit Fovors
Sending Small Groups
To Homes Nearby

The Public Schools Committee of
the Washington Board of Trade was
on record today opposing the con-
centration OF District children with
in school buildings during afraid
alarms, following action yesterday
in which the group proposed dis
persal of children in small groups
to homes nearby.
A motion to that effect was
adopted in a meeting held In
Schneiders Restaurant and fol-
lowed remarks of Robert L. Haycock
first assistant superintendent OF
schools, who said the school board S
original plan of sending children
to their homes had met with ap-
proval of parents.
This plan was changed, he ex-
planned, on orders of the national
Office of Civilian Defense which ad-
vocated that children remain In
schools during an air raid.
Return to Homes Complicated.
Mr.. Haycock admitted, however,
that the problem of sending high
school pupils to their homes was
complicated by reason that many OF
the students live long distance:
away and depend on various forms
of transportation which, during a
raid. would be at a standstill.
Mai. Gen. Amos A. Fries, U. s. A.
retired. a member of the commit
tee. pointed out that authorities
should receive sufficient notice OF
approaach of enemy planes to per-
nit the emptying of schools and
the sending Of children to tnelr
homes. "a panic would be the re-
suit If all were in one building" he
remarked.
Earlier Gen. Fries spoke OF his ex-
periences during the last war as
head of the Army's chemical war
fare division overseas and warned
that enemy planes might use pol
sonous gas in this country.
Teachers Learning Duties.
Gen, Fries has been placed In
charge Of chemical warfare instruc-
ton in the city's civilian defense
setup.
DR.. Chester w. Holmes, an assis-
tant superintendent of schools and
also a guest Of the committee, told
the group I'VE are working for a
high morale of our teachers" He
said they were receiving instructions
in combating incendiary bombs
and conduct during raid alarms.
The committee adopted report
of its Subcommittee on School
Buildings and Grounds urging that
all major repairs of schools be let
to outside contractors rather than
being assigned to the District Repair
Shop. According to Chairman
Henry Thompson, who submitted
the report, this would relieve the
strain on the repair shop and enable
school authorities to select projects
most urgently in need of attention.
Principals Of District high schools
have been invited as guests Of the
committee for its January meeting.
George Keneipp presided.
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memorial To symbolic the spirit of tolerance
ordered that portraits of founders other denominations
should adorn the windows. Christmas 1904 toppled the
sepe Following restoration Theodore Roosevelt spoke at the
rededcaion front of the church. hidden statue
Of German Erected in 1884, it depicts Martin Luther making
his religious declaration around the word-Here stand
cannot do otherwise During the that DR. Charles
Foesch pastor the church. member the nearby
German Embassy has attended, he says
Mrs Durston sketched Thomas Circle at when its
spirit quiet Fourteenth and other inersecng thor
oughfares congesed with traffic at hours that last
the Massachusetts, underpass completed at
cost of than half million dollars.
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Park Named for Hazen
In Recognition Of Long
Service 10 District
PIonning Commission
Approves Underground
Taxi Terminal at Stution

IN recognition Of his half century
of work for the District of Co.
lumbia, the National Capital Park
and Planning Commission yester-
day named new city park for the
late Commissioner Melvin c. HaZen.
The new park, one of four in
the city for which the commission
adopted formal names before clos
ing its December session, lies on
both sides of upper Connecticut
avenue NV. and heretofore has
generally been known as Bureau of
Standards Park.
Stretching from Reno road on the
west to Rock Creek on the east, Mel
vim G. Hazen Park embraces some
A acres generally between Tilden
and Sedgwick streets on one side
and Rodman street on the other.
80 Other Areas Named.
The commission also adopted for
NAL names for 80 Fairgrounds and
recreation units.
Other actions OF the Park Board
included:
Approving a plan presented by
the Washington Terminal Co. for an
underground taxi terminal at Union
Station. Details of the plan in
clude a 500-foot tunnel under the
Plaza from point near D street
NE along the line of Delaware
avenue with an exit at the same
place or at First street NE. opposite
the old Postoffice Building, and
utilization of space beneath the
station waiting room already largely
available.
Development To Be Studied.
Undertaking a study with the
Alley Dwelling Authority of the
Barry Farm area between St. Eliza
beth's Hospital and Fort Stanton
for the purpose of working out a
plan for long range development
This will be done by Max Wehrly
city planner.
Approving plans submitted by
Capt. H. C. Whitehurst, District di-
rector of highways, for construc-
ton of the K street viaduct.
Voting to survey and secure taking
lines in Anacostia River Park from
Bladensburg to Beltsville as a step
toward extending the project into
Maryland. Some 100000 already
is available to buy the land.
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Home is the safest place In an
air raid. British experience has
shown that. You should have one
room where the whole family can
go in an air raid. 1t should be
prepared now.
Follow these three "musts" In
choosing your refuge room
strong walls, the least window
space. a place where you can be
comfortable. This varies from
home to home. Some people pre-
fer the kitchen, where you have
ready access to food. Others pre-
fer a place set apart in the base
ment Don't choose the top floor.
If you live in the top floor of an
apartment building, you can 60
downstairs If bombing starts.
Stout Table Recommended.
You should be comfortable as
well as safe in your refuge room.
Put food and drinking water in it.
Put enough chairs in it for the
whole family. Put a table with
strong legs in it. In case bombs
started falling, you could crawl
under the table to protect your
self from splinters, flying glass
and falling walls. A mattress
under the table will make you
comfortable.
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after Christmas to give the subject
consideration again in the near
future.
The four bridge approach projects
to be given the right of way are: A
grade separation at Fourteenth
street and Maine avenue S.W., lead
ing to Highway Bridge; extension of
Independence avenue from Four
teenth street to Arlington Memorial
Bridge; a grade separation approach
to Key Bridge on K street, across
Rock Greek; widening Of Twenty
Evening star., 1941-12-20
Messersmith Confirmed
As Senute Valves Rules
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
The Senate waived routine rules
yesterday to hurry confirmation of
George S. Messersmith as Ambassa-
dor to Mexico and notify President
Roosevelt of this action.
The Senate also confirmed Spruille
Braden of New York as Ambassador
to Cuba. He had been serving as
Ambassador to Colombia.
Evening star., 1941-12-20
Mexico Patrols Coast

MEXICO CITY, Dec. 20 (R.-
Mexican Army aviators, co-operat-
ing with United States airmen, al
ready have begun to patrol the
Pacific Coast. Government sources
said the patrols were created to safe
guard Mexican waters from explora-
ton by Japanese "dshermen."
Evening star., 1941-12-20
GUY CouIe Nominated

President Roosevelt has sent to
the Senate the nomination of Guy
M. Coale to be postmaster at Upper
Marlboro, Nd.
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Toll In Previous Months.

IULdIS 10 udIt----- 10 90
In December, Beware Of:
/. The hours between 5 and
10 pm. Ten of the 13 traffic
victims in December last year
were killed within this five
hour period.
2. Crossing q street at some
point other than a crosSwalk.
Three pedestrians lost their
lives in December, 1910, while
doing this.
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third street NV, approaching Ar
lington Memorial Bridge.
Evening star., 1941-07-18

81 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV. = BLK.
Of n CapitoiNNeWIy finished APT house,
] and = rm. apis, FIlgldalres. OIL neat
Evening star., 1941-07-18

646 NEWTON ST. NV ROOM, XII CE-
en-. bath, SO 80 Janltor on premises. "A.
oSti1 after Is d m ia 541i
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

1858 NORTH MONROE ST, Arlington, Va.
newly furnished twin bedroom for 2
girls; also single room; l0c bus fare;
unlimited phone Chestnut 34S9.
44O2 2Oth ST. N, Arlington, Va-Front
rrn., with twin beds; suit . gentlemen: IA
blocks of bus. Chestnut 23S7.
other roomers; gentlemen preferred. Ken
sington 1921. 20'
BOARD AND ROOM for refined gentlemen,
one double and one single room: a mi; one
block from bus line. Phone Rockville 119.
FRONT ROOM, next to bath, furnished or
unfurnished: new home. reasonable. Call
after pm. WA. 7494 NO. 1859.
ARLINGTON. VA.-Twin beds. inner-sprins
limited phone: block 10c bus. CH. 21ls.
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GRAFTON HOTEL.

1889 Conn ave. nw-Large. comfort
able rooms with Simmons inner-Spring
mattresses Singles with running water,
SS.15 Wk. up; double. $40 80 wk. up.
With private bath. singles. Sl5 50 wk. up;
double Sl1 80 Wk up
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ROOMS WANTED.

VERY QUIET. cool, furnished room for day
sleeping by refined printer, Box 259-K,
Star.
GOOD. CLEAN ROOM for educated, quiet,
reliable Chinese employed in Naval Re-
search Lab, pvt. bath preferred Per-
manent. Box 223-K. Star 49,
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NEW DON CARLOS"

90O7 o ST. NV
QUIET COMFORTABLE. DISTINCTIVE.
IS CLEAN ROOMS. NEW FURNITURE.
Large closets. tub and shower baths, hot
water Switchboard, elevator, maids
PHONE NORTH 1860.
oOC Taxi Doth and Pms oIs
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| 1860 PARK ROAD-3 ROOMS. K. AND 3
1 IN clean. well-kept BLDG. comfortable ana
: hompllke Adults only. 500.
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PfANO-Slightly used, latest model Knabe
sousole-type spinet with the long string
-ne new price. Cannot be told from new.
sepublic 62lo kits 1880 G. st
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ROOMS FURN. e. UNEURN

2 RMS, KIT, PVT. BATH-Vicinity Cath
clio school: restricted neighborhood, sub
urbs Full particulars. Box 2l9-K, Star
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LARGE COOL, ROOM.

With sleeping porch, for l or 2
persons who desire home environ
ment with young couple in lovely
section of city; $40 single, $50
double. Call evenings. 4512 South
Dakota ave- ne. DU. 1882.
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18th and Eye SITS n.w.-Rooms with bath
and radio for | person from SIC per
week. by the month; for, .. from 50 per
spection. District 4210
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CUT FLOWERS

Beautiful, fresh .gladioli 3 doz., or 2
dozr or | doz, delivered for 81 Helene
Ahleck, Vienna. Va, Vienna INV
GI.ADIOLAS, doz, 4Oc; 3 doz, 81 Dahlias.
doz, soc: 212 doZ., 81. Cash and carry,
LINDSTROM FLOWER GARDEN.
2217 Shannon Pl, AnacoStia
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BOXERS
BABY CHICKS.

Excellent puppies for compenionship or
exhibition from superior breeding and
show stock. SH. 4991M.
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140l 10th ST. NV.
DADIAN HALL.

1871 New Hampshire Ave NV
Attractive single and double rms. ] with
private bath, for summer months: ladies
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1926 GARFIELD ST NV, (nr. Wardman
Park, ~ blk Ch. Ch. buS)-2 large rms,
suitable girls: bath, porch, kit: gentlles.
1929 Sth ST N.W.-Front single room.
inner-spring mattress, bath and shower.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.


ARL.-AUG 1st UNFUR. LIV. R., BEDR.,
kit, bath; 10c zone; in home. near bus,
stores: reas.: permanent lady Govt. clerk.
CHI O9S9 Sunday. after week.
WANT TO BREAK LEASE?-APT. FOR
Sept l. | or bedrooms. 500 TO SO.
Will sign lease NV section. WI 1905.
BY AUG. SMALL FURNISHED APT.
in private home for young couple expecting
baby. Must be reasonable. Call NO. S55i,
Ext. 40. @u'
FURNISHED APARTMENT OR NEW
house of two bedrooms, by two adults for
remainder of summer. located preferably
in Arlington, Alexandria. Falls Church or
Chevy Chase section. Box 27l-K, Star. "0'
HOME APT, 2-WEEK OCCUPANCY, JULY
26-Aug. g. while owner, lessee vacations.
Careful, clean young couple. Box 269K.
Star. 20
FURN., IN PVT. HOME-MIDDLE-AGB
couple; must be quiet and respectable; not
over S35. Box 242-K. Star. I9'
TWO NAVAL OFFICERS ZONE A SUR
geon) desire two bedrooms, bath, living
room. dining room, kitchen and a room
suitable for hobby workshop tunfurn. i
prefer Northwest location. Rent and fun
details IN first letter Box Is"-K. Star.
CONTINUED on Next PageJ
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

COCKER SPANIELS at stud. for sale. pedi-
greed black male puppies: rea sonable. Also
grown cream male, housebroken. Clark's
Wilson lane, between River and Conduit
I'd, Beth. Name on mail box.
DOBERMAN, 23 months, registered A K
c, black and rust, housebroken. sweet
disposition; S75. Phone WI $3.50.
COCKER PUPPIES, exceptionally nice: res-
Sonable: superior stud service. H. B. HILL
Riggs I'd. and District line. 20'
LEAVING CITY, give $1,000 year-old
wire-hair terrier to party providing good
home Box 263K, Star. 20
KITTENS NSIPersians. chinchllla blue, tor
teShellS: low price to good homes. Miss
Payne, Falls Church 1896. 49,
IRISH SETTER PUPPIES; M, $50; F. Sl5;
registered Rookwood strain; mos. old.
C S. Britt, Warfeld 1904. Beltsville, Nd.
HAVE BEAUTIFUL female pekes, want lady
living IN suburbs as partner in raising
puppies Box COAX, Star. 20'
GREAT DANES. gorgeous Harleauins;
black. fawn: all pedigreed. Mrs. R.. o.
Lindsey, Colesvllle Md. Sl2 miles Silver
Spring light Silver Spring 11S-J.
HOLLYWOOD KENNELS-BOARDING
Cocker puppies, stud dogs. Wash.-Balto.
blvd. WA. 1924. Berwyn 139.
YOUR DOG CALLED FOR gwen a sani-
tary bath. removing all 1eas and returned
FOR 81 Bide-a-wee, Pet Animal Hospital.
DOGS CLIPPED, CALLED FOR
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S5O-NEW BUILDING.
STUDIOS FOR RENT.

922 18th ST. NV. FACING FARRAGUr
Square Entire Bird floor, 3 rooms. kitchen.
bath: newly redecorated suitable for buSl>
ness or residential. Harvey Jones, SANDOZ.
INC. . Dupont Circle. DU. 1884
Evening star., 1941-07-18

LARGE ROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH.
larPe screened porch. avail July :. Ap
4 3O2l 18th ST. NV. Furniture for SAFE
CONN AVE, D. C.-LARGE ENTRANCE
hall, llv rm bedrm.. kit and bath, huEe
closets. balcony. bus al door. one idIe'
S41 so Randolph lhN.
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REFRIGERATOR, Westinghouse. electric, q
GU. #, de luxe model: excellent condition.
Make offer. 4731 Ellicott ST. NV. OR.
Evening star., 1941-07-18

4615 ARKANSAS AVE. N.W.-Large front
room, twin beds private family: for | or
: girls. Rent reasonable. Near tranSp.
Laundry privileges TIA O3S5
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PIANO, spinet. beautiful mahogany case
full keyboard; good condition; Sl59 terms
81 so week. Lester Pianos, Inc, 1881 C.
Sf
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1929 EYE NV.
RARE OPPORTUNITY

For gentlemen OF merit . rooms in a new
Chevy Chase home Beautiful wooded re-
strIcted residential area. For l or gen
tlemen- Private entrance and stairway.
Private master bath and hall. large room.
$40; smaller. S25. Finest credentials re-
Ouired BOY 1---H Star
Evening star., 1941-07-18

PIANO used Wurlitzer walnut-inshed
spinet, in good condition; Sl65; easy
terms. Ma. 1923. Jordans. corner 18th
and @ stS.
Evening star., 1941-07-18

PIANOS FOR RENT-New and used
spinetS, grandS, consoles and small up
rights at low monthly rates All money
maid as rental applies on purchase price
II you decide 10 buy later Republic 62l2.
kits. 1880 G ST middle OF the block.
Evening star., 1941-07-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

NCOnLlnueQJ
SOCKS. 5Oc sale: thousands Of bargains
Dealers invited. PAUL PEARLMAN, 171l
g st. NV. District 3543.
BRICK, LUMBER AND PLUMBING mate
rails at bargain prices from hundreds of
wrecking Jobs reconditloned and neatly ar
RANGED for easy selection at HECHINGER s.
T ~ saw save o time me as byee Te Sd as money oS COM
HECHINGER co, Used Material Dept.
sacb Sa Ga aHa 9Se Nv S' So5 S5 Ndhos A l4S A1.
BRICK-lO 100000 hard red brick, 1000
radiators pipe, boilers, bathtubs, sinks,
81 S houses eece 4n6 block S SfPS Of and md sts nW
ACE WRECKING CO.,
SFICK, LUMBER--Cleanup sale. must dis
#. good lumber, brick. doors, sash; plumb
ins heating plants, radiation ! beams
on Job. Trecking IS bldgs., Frederick,
ND Al w sth and n. Bentz stS Arrow
Wrecklns So. IS NJ st. 5 W. FIR. 9S03
pUILDINc MATERIAL - Our Southwest
OAR Northeast yard, increasing both our
service ara your selection. LARGEST stock
" Foundation to Roof at Rock Bottom
Prices has been our SLOGAN for 80 wears.
HECHINGER co. BIG STORES.
BUILDING MATERIALS-Wre ~
buildluqs at 7th St. and independence
ave, sW. All sorts Of building materials
PIKE WRECKING co,
I'll Woodward Bldg. Republic 0346. 49,
BUILDING MATERIALS, used lumber.
brick, sash, one-panel stained doors mirror
doors, metal doors al sizes. Steel case
ment sash. General Wrecklng Co, Brent
supply & Equipment Co MIchigan 6l77.
BUILDING MATERIAI,-A large stock Of
new and used building materials at rock
diuoned and free Of nails. Come to our
ACE ,WREcXING CO, .oso
sonsble Apply Uptown Restaurant. 3i33
Conn. ave. NV.
CASH REGISTER. National, electric, desk
and chair, ! drawers: steel tllIng cabinet;
~ "a by 50 by 81 safe. Ii 1913.
CHAIRS, theater, 35O. movable Barsain.
Republic 5lOO.
DAVENPORT. full size, slightly used, tTissze.,
condition very good, reasonable. 6bO5
Exeter I'd, Bethesda, Nd.
ELECTRICAL APP IANCES for rent at
reasonable prCeS--Reirigerator washers,
pedestal and table fans, room alr-condltlon-
consIn ave. n u. WoOdley A902.
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR, brand-new.
with factory guarantee, Gu. It never
used; value Sl45 sacrifice. WI. 7339 l9'
FAN SPECIALS Brand-new. ar. circuat-
ors on adjustable hleh stands 24-ln.. reg
current model $0-ln., de luxe. 90 speeds.
former price. $3.50; now sos so. We also
rent fans LikenS. Ma. 679i.
FAN. electric. high speed, used one season;
cost $3.50: will sell for $40. 1898
Georgia ave. NV
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GORDON HOTEL.
LAFAYETTE HOTEL,

On beautiful 10th St, between Eye and K
Single rooms from $50 weekly: double
with twin beds and running water from
Sll weekly: excellent dinlng room
Evening star., 1941-07-18

TWO GENTLEMEN. private Colonial home,
10 miles from Wash. Must have car.
Phone Marlboro 35.
MOTHERS CARE given small children.
fresh vegetables, eggs. grade milk. laun-
dry ST. Herndon lq6-W.
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PIANO, used mahogany finished grand, in
good condition; Sl69; has full keyboard
Easy terms. MA. 1923. Jordans, corner
ct
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OR = GIRLS, GENTILES, SHARE LOVE
ly apt, Kew Gardens. North 54Si.
ONE ROOM KITCHENETTE: ALSO Ink.
rooms and sleeping rooms suitable for two
everything furnished. no objection one
small child co. lO475. 1861 Euclid ST.
NV Mt Pleasant cars
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HOTEL HAWTHORNE,

2l34 G. st. n.w.-Just opened, 40 rooms,
everything new. planned for beauty and
comfort. all rooms with running water;
near baths and showers. elevator service;
convenient TO Govt deptS and downtown;
singles. Ss.50-SlO week; doubles. SIS week.
Evening star., 1941-07-18

RECORDS. slightly used, 10c each and up;
thousands Just reed; used classics. 15c and
up. Apex Radio Co, 700 9th ST. NV. at G..
REFRIGERATOR, small NORGE, good con-
dition, $50. 1922 Sth st. NV, after z pm,
REFRIGERATOR, Electrolux suitable for
City or country; gas or kerosene. Phone
Dupont 1924
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GLOVER PARK ROOM KITCHEN.
pvt bath: in private residence; lady. Govt
employe preferred Phone WO. 1851
WESTCHESTER APIS. 1882 18th ST.
n w rooms. reception hall, kitChenette
and bath. electric refrigeration; S31 81.
33y md ST. NE. APT. lot RM, KIT g.
bath. Murphy bed. elec. rete. nj. Niu
mo Open for inspection see Janltor or
phone WA 100.
Evening star., 1941-07-18

WASHING MACHINES-Bendix.b brand new
1910. fully automatic: S124 80, terms; 1916
West, $50 so: brand-new 1910 Maytags
l94l Easys. A B. c., Thor and G. E. Hot.
point, Ward Radio & Appliances, $685.
Ga. ave. Sill Spr. SH. 2299.
Evening star., 1941-07-18

MERRY -GO-ROUND ORGAN. can be run
by i2-hp motor for cardboard music;
cheap for cash. CH. 1928. 20'
Evening star., 1941-07-18

FIANOS-We have several slightly used
and reconditioned Mason & Hamlin, Chick
ering and Steinway grands at prices from
S395 up Easy terms Ma. 1923. Jordans
18th and @ StS
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TYPEWRITER Rental Service. 57l6 10Th
NV GE lSS3-Underwoods Sls5 mo, 4
mos. IN adv. S5.55. no del, 81 addl dep
TYPEWRITFRS ADDING MACHINES, new
and used sold. rented. repaired Terms.
Open evenings American Typewriter Co.
ii31 East Capitol 81 II OOSo
Evening star., 1941-07-18

NEARBY Beautifully furnished. cool.
front room single beds private bath, un-
limited phone, new, private home. refer
enceS- double. so. Oliver 1870.
Evening star., 1941-07-18

RADIO, Westinghouse, floor model, 7-tube,
19-in speaker, excellent Condition
EN-. 1898. Apt. 301, 403l Davis Pl. NV.
Evening star., 1941-07-18

PLASTER BOARD, new, l6x4S in, at &c
Der So #: other sizes at low prices.
ACE WRECKING CO.,
5S ST SW RE 1880
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14O4 TUCKERMAN ST. NV

14Ol Tuckerman 81. n.w.-AlwayS COO
> rooms kitchen. dIneJte. bath. CrosS
ventilation. Refined neIghborhOod. Apply
janitor or phone Ma. 61S9. eve WO ~
Evening star., 1941-07-18

PA ANTHRACITE HARD COAL, stove al
chestnut, S11 20 ton; soft coal, S7.75, HI
I2f5, 1884 u NV.
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PIANOS

PIANO. slightly used smsll-size full-key-
board spinet, in practically new condition;
kl3o: easy terms. Republic 6212 Kits,
l 1320 G 81 middle Of the block.
Evening star., 1941-07-18

FBBITT HOTEL. 10th and II stS nv
Rooms with private bath. electric fan. cir
culatIng ice water, from $3.50 single
from $40 ~ for - nerSnnE
Evening star., 1941-07-18

MARINE CORPS OFFICERS
outfit. tailored khakis whites, etc; size
80: used 80 days; half price, FIR. $50
Evening star., 1941-07-18

PIANOS. 3 Betsy Ross Spinets, used for
demonstration; real bargains. so week.
Lester Pianos, Inc, 1881 c. ST. NV.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

APAR IhENIS SUbURb1N-
NEARBY MARYLAND ROOMS. KITCH-
en- tile bath with shower; private entrance
> porches | overlooking Potomac. Con-
venient transportation. Call WI b991.
COTTAGE CITY. MD-tTWO APTSl.
rms. kit. and bath, private entrance,
utu. fUrn.: S45 to S47.5o WA. 6Il0.
4 ROOMS, LIVING RM, BEDRM., d.
nette, kit bath, sun deck. Heat and water
furn. THE GOSS CO.. OK. 109S Glebe l"4S
ARLINGTON ROOMS, KITCHEN AND
bath for couple. also sleeping rooms. Pr
vate entrance Conv. 1Oc bus. OK, 072l-W.
STUDIO APT. TWO ROOMS AND BATH !:
completely furnished; newly decorated;
ideal location. Phone Glebe 2694. 10
S5O-NEW BUILDING.
All outside apts, in nearby
Va Large living room. bed
room dinette. kitchenette,
bath Immediate occupancy.
j WESLEY BUCHANAN.
Chestnut 134l.
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LIVING RM. SUITE, :. pc: . occ. tables,
smoking stand. desk, S35; kitchen cabinet,
$40: accordion. 12-bass 'Hohner." $40;
mandolin. good condition. l4l3 K s.. Sc.
Evening star., 1941-07-18

PIANO. used. Knabe grand in good con-
dition, S295; has an unusually good tone:
easy terms Republic 6@l2. Kit IS, 1880
@ 81 middle of the block.
Evening star., 1941-07-18

MEAT CASE, SIT, Hussman 1871, can be
bought for balance due; no down payment,
balance monthly 415n Lee hRMY. | 81
Evening star., 1941-07-18

MIMEOGRAPH- H-MULTIGRAPH BUSINESS
best location in Arlington sacrifice, il
health Oh Tlo1
Evening star., 1941-07-18

PIANO, Gulbransen, sacrifice; Victrola,
$40; Philco radio, ST. 1916 NJ St ne
PIANO-SteinWay grand Inspect at
Security Storage Co, 1l4O 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1941-07-18

ICEBOX large Coca-Cola; another Is.
case bottle beer icebox: also beer coil
cooler. finest stainless steel. spigots'
also back bar and counter. Reas prices.
Dude Ranch. RaTWyn, Mo
Evening star., 1941-07-18

outdoor freplaces, miniature wells, lily
pools rock gardens, fiagstone walks, ter
races, dry walls, driveways, tennis courts
fences, hedges, everyblooming rose, shrub
annual and perennial beds, foundation
lawn and specimen paintings: sacrifice tall
eVergreens for screen, benches, bird baths,
sun dials. weather yanes, grading spray
Ing, manure. pruning Maryland bluegrass
Lincoln 4325 oOs