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the Nazi occupation, DR.. Loudon
said.
If there is anything German
hates it is to be made ridiculous and
to be ignored and the people of the
Netherlands are doing both" he
commented.
Freedom in his native land has
become SO suppressed that even
reading of library books is forbid
den, he declared. Dutch history is
forbidden, he added, and many
Dutch accomplishments or famous
Dutchmen are now declared by the
Nazis to be German.
Rembrandt q German"
To Nazis Since Last May.
Rembrandt has been a German
since proclamation last May" he
smiled.
The people of the Netherlands
Indies are united in the single idea
of making their link in the Neither
lands chain as strong as possible
DR.. Loudon declared. Hollanders
will continue to suffer and fight un-
til they have reeained the freedom
they have known in the past, he
added.
only a handful of thwarted, dis
contented people say it is too late
to fight" he said. These people
are known, every single one of
them, and we will dispose of them
when the time comes as one cleans
out vermin from a house"
At the conclusion of his address,
Evening star., 1941-10-24

the Minister answered questions.
In spite of the monopoly of the
Dutch tulip trade by the Germans
and the enforced use of tulip bulbs
for coffee, the Minister expressed
his belief that his countrymen
would somehow manage to perpetu-
ate the famous Holland tulip during
the countrys present dark days.
DR.. Loudon was introduced by
Mrs. Karl Fenning, chairman of the
international relations section, which
sponsored the program. Guests at
luncheon preceding the address in
cluded Nine. Loudon, the Minister
Counselor of the Legation and
Baroness van Boetzelaer, and the
attache of the Legation, Mr.. Van
Lucassen.
Evening star., 1941-10-24
Dutch Fight
New Order,'
Says Loudon
Will Never Deal
With Hitler, He
Tells Club Unit
BY GRETCHEN SMITH.

Neither firing squads, concentra-
ton camps nor starvation will force
the Dutch people to accept Hitler's
new order" in Europe, DR.. A. LOU
don, Minister of the Netherlands,
declared yesterday before members
of the Twentieth Century Club at
the Y. w. C. A.
Pointing out that the Dutch have
far-f1ung empire, extending from
Europe to Asia and the Western
Hemisphere, the Minister said that
while Holland is occupied, the gov
ernment of the Netherlands had
never concluded an armistice with
Hitler, that it had no intention of
doing so now and never would do so
in the future.
Strong resentment was expressed
Evening star., 1941-10-24
Weddinos
Continued From Page B-3)

Kappa Phi and Scarab National
Honorary Fraternity. He is at pres
ent on duty in Washington.
Out-of-toWn guests attending the
wedding were Mrs. William c. Pless
of GadSden, Miss Marguerite Rinker
of Miami, Fla, and Miss Ruth Ohler
of Glenside, Pa.
Following the reception, 1t. and
Mrs. Murphy left for a wedding trip
the latter wearing black velveteen
suit with black accessories and an
orchid corSage On their return
they will make their home in Ana
costa, D. c.
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by DR.. Loudon against articles which
had described Queen Wilhemina as
fleeing" to England.
Flight implies fear" DR.. LLoudon
said, land the Queen has never
known fear. For 43 years she has
served her people Loyalty night and
day and every one is strongly be-
hind the Queen"
The speaker explained that in
transferring her capital to London,
the queen had established her temp
orary home where she could be of
greatest service to her people. Had
she remained in Holland" he con-
tinued "she would have been forced
to sign away the freedom of her
country or face imprisonment in
Berlin
Evening star., 1941-10-24
Dutch Army Realized
Resistance Was Futile"

"She would have been forced to
sign away the independence of every
individual Dutchman in the world
he said.
Neither the Dutch Navy nor the
Dutch Air Force was advised to
capitulate to the Nazi's, Dr.. Loudon
declared. Only the army. he said,
was advised to lay down its arms
realizing resistance to a superior
force was futile
Although Rotterdam is destroyed,
churches ruined, and freedom of
speech and press forbidden in Hol-
land, the people continue to resist
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waking dlSt.
FOR COLORED-Opportuni for 2 per-
sons or middle-aged married couple to
share with owner a modern home. Lo-
Gated in NV. - blk. from car. bus line.
Rent very reas. Phone Dupont S7S7 for
appoint
1nn I AAG0Ncr s,rr NJ w = Cnlnrad Micnlu
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us QUE ST. NV.

Newly furn. triple room; conv. transp.;
near downtown Government bldgs: S4 wk.
each; also twin-bed room. MI. 1882.
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Il IRVING ST NV, Apt. 24-Nice
m to share with another young man,
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1888 CLIFTON SIT. NV.

925 N Y. AVE, NW.-Single and double
rooms. beautiful blue and all new fur
niShinpS Call ME- 1h6O
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CHEVY CHASE, D. CO large bedrms
with communicating bath. in private home
new furniture: y blk. Conn. ave; women.
Call EN- o0q3
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AURORA HIIIS-Sinele room. new house,
private family: convenient to tranSporta-
ti0Q jackson 14Q1-W
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BABY CHICKS.

BARRED ROCKS. R. I. REDS. Conkey's
Y-O feeds James Feed Store, 6l9 K ST.
NV. Metropolitan O0S9.
BLOOD-TESTED CHICKS brooders, equip
ment. poultry remedies and feeds F. w
AT Eli Gn1 E ST n W Ma nn0l
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SPEND delightful vacation on Colonial
swimming: nr race track, SO TO Sis
Wkly.; > hrs. from city Major Marshall
Macdonald. Media Farm. Charles Town,
w. Va
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IN BROOKLAND.

THE KEARNEY. 1920 18th ST. NE.
$3.50 and up.
2 large rooms, large kitchen, tiled bath;
on house current. Adults.
Ring janitor's bell for information.
Open and Lighted Until 10 PM.
MR. PERRY GE 3060
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COUNTRY BOARD.

ROOM AND BOARD, S35 for / or > men.
in clean. quiet, country home. miles from
y. c. line. Kenslngton 6-F-l6 %
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ROOMS WANTED.

FIRST FLOOR or basement I'm. for man
and quiet dog; reas; state phone no.;
yard Box 61-z, Star. or ph. HO. 6942. =
BACHELOR, with typewriter, desires small
room indefinitely, about May 25 over
garage or elsewhere; $40 monthly; George
town Quaker family preferred. Box SEA,
Star.
STUDIO. bath. Ink. or small basement
apt. near American U. and Govt. bldgs.;
employed student: $40. District .1sz2. 2.
Evening star., 1941-04-30

CLEVE. PARK-Room. incl. porch, quiet,
pvt. res: insulated: settled lady or gentle-
man. emp: breakfast opt. EN- 1851.
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2135 ST. N.W-Studio rm., sink, grill
S22.50-S30 mo. Basement rm., S20-S25
private shower. $50. DI. 2135.
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RESULTS.

Future results, and that is what you are
striving for, are determined, not only by
what you do but how and when you do
II. Years of practical experience enable us
TO simplify and replace DISAPPOINTMENT and
loss with Joy OF complete satisfaction. Our
construction, planting, advisory and main
tenance service will please you, Sugges-
tlOnS and estimates are free. Lawns reno
waited, fertilized and seeded, flagStone
walks, terraces rock gardens, walls, pools
hedges. rose beds. ever-blooming shrub
and perennial borders, tall evergreen
screens and SHADE trees. Lincoln 4225.
IS YOUR YARD PRETTY?
WE WILL IMPROVE YOUR GROUNDS
AND KEEP THEM IN PROPER CONDI-
TON AT A VERY LOW COST MAIN
TENANCE WORK A SPECIALITY.
A. A WHITBRED CO.
LANDSCAPE GARDENERS GLEBE O5O0
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slT o. QUEEN s1, Sa fT,r iron ss T0e@ D. home
15 for two. AT. 452s-M. evenings
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

LARGE FRONT ROOM, twin beds, beau
ttfully furnished tub and shower: unlin;
tied phone; Is minutes downtown: yard
and porches; garage: food A No. I. Call
North 1918.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

BOOKS-Highest prices paid for good
books. Bargain Book Store, SOS 9th st.
NV. DI. 50O1. Open Sunday and evenings.
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@3l4 10th ST. N.W.-Single room. studio
bed. semi-pvt. bath, chw, porch; So
month NO $3.50
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
ROOMS WITH BOARD SUBURBAN.

MAN AND WIFE. > children, seek room and
board with private family: NV. section
preferred. high type; willing TO pay mod
crate fee. Box g9-A. Star.
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ARLINGTON, VA-Twin bedroom, next
bath, new home, near bus; ladies. 1908
N Hartford st Chestnut 5S12
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5051 New Hampshire Ave-,

2nd Bldg From Gallatin St
mod hreproof apt: $3.50, incl. gas
and refR.. lawns Mgr.. RA 2935.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
(Continued.)

WALKING DISTANCE DoWNToWN-Va-
cancy in girls guest house. NO. 4749.
14I6 LONGFELLOW ST NW-Double
front room, private bath, nicely furnished; /;
best transportation; unlimited phone.
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TENLEY CIRCLE, Apt. >, 4613 41st, near
new Sears Store-All convenienceS. S24
mo. Single man. Woodley 1880.
1114 MONROE ST NV rooms End
floor, Ink; gas and elec. furnished. 30'
1874 HOLBROOK TER. NE. = = rooms
kitchen. screened-in porch, semi-private
shower bath; heat, light. gas furnished.
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED.

COLORED-1S30 Corcoran St n.w-Large
room and kitchenette, furnished or unfur-
nished reasonable.
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| 9th ST. Sc, l29-Large front room, twin
beds second floor, next bath.
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Refined private home: large bright, .2nd-
floor front rm., twin beds; shower, phone;
walking dist.
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1867 KALORAMA RID.

Space in double and triple for girls;
$40 and S45: excellent food pleasant
surroundings; switchboard
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sLINGTON, VA.-Private home: single
:, next bath for gentleman; blk. 10c fare
S; l5 min. D. c. CHI. 1344.
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DOWNTOWN, 1905 10th st. NV. Apt. POI
Large front room, radio; quiet buildlng;
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EARM r. GARDEN

COW MANURE, welI-rotted: quality and
quantity guaranteed. WI. 4I95.
SURPLUS N. Y. DORMANT FRUIT TREES;
apple, cherry, peach, pear. plum, ounce.
Reasonable. Kinds for this latitude.
NATIONAL NURSERIES. 326 G st. s.w.
ME. $3.50.
TOP SOIL, rich, clean. 10 bushels, SO:
larger or smaller quantities; lawns remade,
trash removed DE RA2-- DII OIL
Evening star., 1941-04-30

1411 Harvard st n.w.-S35--1 room,
k, b. c. A. SNOW CO, 710 sth st. nv:
THE MET WOOD
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SEWING MACHINE-We buy all types;
repair; hemstitching. buttons covered.
pleating. OF F st. RE. 1900, RE. 2311.
ALL KINDS OF METAL. rags and furni-
ture bought. Call District S236. l.
GOLD--BRING YOUR OLD GOLD, Sill
YER PLATINUM. TEETH, DISCARDED
JEWELRY WE PAY CASH
a KAHN. INC. 40 YEARS AT 935 F.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD
Silver. watches. diamonds and old dis
carded jeWelry: full cash value paid.
SELINGER'S SIS F ST NV.
A BETTER PRICE PAID for old gold, plat
mum jeTelry, diamonds, watches and
diamond watch cases; condition unlmpor-
tant. as We use, same in our mfg. depart.
NEW YORK JEWERJY CO.,
727 7th ST NV
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ERSON ST. N.W.-Lovely large
m. SOU west expos, , baths,
nlinn nhnne GE $3.50
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with kitchenette. / with pvt bath: uni
phone; Mt. Pleas. car 1894 Lanier pl. n W.
HILLCREST. 2l09 3lst pl. Se-Large
room, near bath: pvt. home; unlim. phone;
Conv. tranSp. Gentleman only Gentle
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Available May 1st one large double cor
ner room at $40; with private oatn; S45;
good meals excellent transportation. l.
Evening star., 1941-04-30

CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Beautifully furn.,
pvt. home large room. twin beds pvt bath:
for gentlemen. Al refs. WI. 5000.
425 RANDOLPH ST N.W.-Clean. quiet.
nicely furnished single room; all con-
venierces. Gentleman.
CHEVY CLASSROOM large, exposures,
private bath; single or en- suite; quiet
Evening star., 1941-04-30

large basement, with bath, yard, garage
5222 Illinois ave. NV. Ready May l.
Evening star., 1941-04-30

PIANO-Used, plain mahogany case, baby
grand, in good condition, $3.50; very easy
terms MA. 4730 Kits, 1880 G st. NV.
(middle of the block.
POPCORN MACHINE, Burch world fair
model: priced low. terms. 1926 Ogden
s.. NV. Evenings after Z. >"
Evening star., 1941-04-30
THE ABBEY,

Bolivian Club, 1888 10Th st. NV.
Single, with or without pvt. bath; dou-
BILE, beaut furn: outstanding meals
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LARGE FRONT ROOM. convenient to Navy
Vary. Only gentlemen need apply. AT
-
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LARGE UNFURNISHED 2-ROOM APART
ment, semi-private bath: newly decorated.
gas. l=ht. refrigeratlon. 921 No. Caro-
lima ave Sc
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4"24 10th ST. NW.-Army officers widow
has twin-bed room, pvt bath, shower;
cheerful corner home: garage.
Evening star., 1941-04-30

5l21 CONN. AVE.-One Jewish girl; un-
limited phone. bath and shower; excellent
| hllS sum
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pETWORTH-2 bedrmS; S3 and 81 so;
! adj. bath unlim. phone; good transp.
Evening star., 1941-04-30

aUMPS-High- presser water, 3. 5 and 10
lp.L g.. c. one-half orig. price. SASCO,
Sgb 14tb - n "a
Evening star., 1941-04-30
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

ROCKVILLE. MD, 314 West Montgomery
ave-1 large bedroom. near bath: gentle
man; reference. Phone Rockville 245.
Call between 1 and $3.50 pm.
AURORA HIILS-Sinele room. new house,
private family: convenient to tranSporta-
tion jackson 1491-W. 1s
ARLINGTON VA-Private home: single
rm next bath for gentleman: blk. 10c fare
bus 10 min. D. c. CH. 1344.
45I2 RIDGE ST. Chevy Chase, Md
Young man wishing a nice home; front
room for rent in pvt. home, next to bath
and shower; breakfast is requested. Call
Wisconsin 3243.
ARLINGTON, VA-Twin bedroom, next
bath new home, near bus; , ladies. 1908
N. Hartford st. Chestnut 1872.
FURNISHED ROOM, next bath, . blocks
from bus line, desirable neighborhood;
gentlemen preferred. Ma. 6531, daytime:
ewes. CHI. 2515.
PRIVATE HOME in nearby Va.-1Oc bus
service. pleasant yard and trees: l or
persons; prefer individuals with musical
interests. CH. 654l. before pm.
ARLINGTON-Singl or double room in
new brick home; excellent meals. 341S Sth
ST. south CHI. 63SS
Evening star., 1941-04-30

442 LURAY PL. NV. at Warder-LarEe
rm., next bath. twin beds unllm. pnone
arod linz I'll kS
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ROOMS FURN. & UNFURN.

II2O LAMONT ST N.W-Colored-
furnished rm. for employed couple or single
lady
Evening star., 1941-04-30

SEWING MACHINEs-You can positively
save on these BARGAINS Beautiful Singer
EleC. Console. Cost Sl9O now $50 %
Singer Elec Portable S249 Drop head
Treadles. S5.95. Sll 80. S14 50. Open
Ewes, 3Sl2 Lee Highway CHI 4al4 .
Evening star., 1941-04-30
ELECTRICAL CENTER,

REFRIGERATORS-S the new 1q4l mod
els. O. E, WESTINGHOUSE KELVINATOR.
PHILCO AND CROSLEY at new low prices
Liberal trade-iD allowance on your old box
Easy terms .Washlngton's largest service
company on all makes refrgeratorS. You
may pay with your lleht bill
Evening star., 1941-04-30

GREAT DANE. 8 mos. old, spayed female
Silver Spring 11S-J.
YOUR DOG CALLED FOR. given a sani-
tary bath, removing all deas and returned
FOR 81. Bide-a-wee Pet Animal Hospital.
MO. O224. Bethesda Branch, WI. 3045.
Evening star., 1941-04-30

IYPEWRITERS-Sale or excess STOCK, m
GLIDING unclaimed goods and new models,
portables and standards. Save as much
as 3OCc on present prices before they go
up Terms. ODen evenings. American
TYPEWRITER Co. 143l East Capitol st
Ii 00S2. Away from the high-rent district
Evening star., 1941-04-30

REFRIGERATORS-Ga reoDening sale,
reposSeSSions and rebuilts G E WEST
tNGHOUSE, KELVINATOR PHILCO. eros
LEY and many others as low as $50 95
Easy terms You NAV pay with your light
bill. WashIne tons largest service in all
Evening star., 1941-04-30
BOATS.
DOGS, PETS, ETC,

CRUISER, 35-foot, good condition. shep-
herd 1885.
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CLUB NEDRA.
COS New HAMPSHIRE Ave

1885 Que St nw-Desirable rooms.
real food swtchboard walking dist;
recreation rms Hobart 1921 30'
Evening star., 1941-04-30
1725 17th ST. NV.

. and lge rms, kit, bath, foyer: cor
ner apt: shower, lge closets: newly decor;
S57.5O-S65: 24-hr switchboard, elev.
Evening star., 1941-04-30

1925 RHODE ISLAND AVE NV
Downtown, guest house; telephone every
room: selective menus: over 100 young
guests. A double rm., room to share for
boy. another for girl.
Evening star., 1941-04-30

900 INDEPENDENCE AVE. SW.--l single,
l double: clean; 2nd floor: gentlemen: prl-
vate family: board optional. District $500.
Evening star., 1941-04-30
ROOMS FURNISHED.

PETWORTH. $50 Randolph st-Large
front rm, twin beds; blk bus and cars:
private home. TAYLOR 625l.
THE WESTMINSTER 1907 18th NV
Newly decorated rms, running water;
tnner-spring mattresses. 24-hour elevator.
DOWNTOWN, 1916 Jefferson pl (off Conn
81 30 Mnek each Me oGl4
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