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COOPERATIVE APIS FOR SALE

SAVE $50 RENT ON SIS APT. EXCEL.
loC, Conn. ave S3.5OO equity al Sacrl.
Bedrnl., hv nm. din. I'M, kit. bath,
shower EN- -16i
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
c7S0 DOWN

Corner brick. Z rooms. including finished
3rd floor, tiled baths: ar eondltloneo, fe1, c.
ments; save your rent payments EN-
1890 till 8 pm. T. A. TWEED Co, 5oO4
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Detached center-hall plan brick, large
bedrooms, automatic heat, garage spacious
lot with fish pond; fireplace; near rapid
transportation. 10c bus fare. BOSS &
PHELPS. MA. $500 Exclusively: Eve
nings, call Mr. She ckelford, Sligo 660S.
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GEORGETOWN-S1O,5OO.
NEARBY VIRGINIA-S7, $50.

A charming house. skillfully restnred: it
is Suitable only for small family. BOSS &
PHELPS, MA. $500. Evenings call Mr..
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LOTS FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
SUMMER CAMPS,
WATER FRONT PROPERTY

TALL TIMBERS CAMP FOR BOYS OPENS
July 1st. For information call AID 4O74.
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ARLINGTON HOTEL
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

Special weekly rates. Near new Wal
Depr. Bids All outside rooms. Fret
parking Bus stop al door. wv 1916
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ARLINGTON. VA.

144V643NI Wv, VIZ.
SS,5OO-4 bedrooms, . baths; > bedrms..
bath and sleeping porch downstairs;
bedrms. and bath upstairs. fireplace. large
dining room: range and REFRIGERATOR in
kitchen. breakfast room, large porch. nice
lot. shade; blocks from Lee highway,
Howard Johnson Restaurant. 2S37 North
23rd road. Terms, $1,000 cash. $50
month.
JUDSON REAMY, Agent,
1922 North Irving st.. Arl. Va, CHI. 022O,
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SILVER SPRING.
New 6-room house, completely furn.
blocks from transp Situated on high ele
vation, wooded lot: SI10 mo. Will lease
AVA WIN. F. cARLIN. s115 GA. AVE.
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HEART OF PETWORTH.

New-house condition. less than ) years
old. 3 bedrooms, . baths. de luxe kitchen.
Westinghouse refrigerator. recreation room,
built-in garage fenced lot. Act quickly.
this home won't wait. Mr.. Fredericks.
RA 1858, or DI 300, BE1TZElL,
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NEARBY VA-ONE OF FALLS CHURCH S
roomy homes built on wide, deeD lot, q
acre with plenty Of fine shade and fruit
trees Nine rooms and bath, oil hot-wster
heat: insulated and weather-stripped: at
tractive shrubbery and flowers. vegetab!e
garden and poultry house. On a quiet.
Shady street, convenient 10 stores, schools
and bus; $500. terms Falls Church
20a2-W
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
18 ROOMS-412 BATHS.

Washington Heights, near Goth and Co.
lumbia, I'd. n-w.-Imposlng 5-story brick.
Price. SlS,OuO Now operated as profit
able roomIng house. Evenings phone Temple
1858
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ON THE BUS LINE

635 Franklin 81. n.e-6-room row brick
deep lot. garage: priced 10 sell quickly
shown by appointment only. Call Nj
White teyenlnRS. WA 2iSll.
VIM. NJ. THROCKMORTON,
Invest Bldg REalfnr DI 5000
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ARLINGTON. VA.
2-story brick. Is rooms and solar ium.
side porch, oil air-conditioned heat. built
months, lot 1O1x10O: very attract!vely
priced, reasonable terms; see this without
delay. Phone Mr.. Donahue. CH. 2440.
N. C. HINES g. SONS, NC,
CH NI10
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LAKE JACKSON.

You can buy log home. ami. 81 900
up and move right in easy terms. Call
Manassas (Va) 12-F-4 or drive out.
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RICE Sc 800

? complete apis. containing 5 rooms
and bath each, separate hot-air heating
plants. garage. To settle estate Rented
Tor S'6.5n. Gail Mr. Benson. with
j. j. O'CONNOR.
D1 5252 Ewes. AD 6Sl5
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

COLORED FAMILY WISHES CNFUR-
rlshed house IN nearby suburbs OF Nd.
on bus line runn!ng water. must be n
good condition. Call FIR. 5000
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ARLINGTON TRANSFERRED, oWNEP
must sell, vacant June 18TH. $3.50: +
rms, tile bath. shower. 3 bedrms;, glass
sleeping. .. screened porches. oak frs.
closets. brick fireplace, pantry. OIL INV h.
basement; garage; rose sarden. BOSS
REALTY Chestnut 5911. not Sunday.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
ROOMS FURN. 8 UNFURk.
ROOMS UNFURNISHED.

30Is S. DAKOTA AVE. NE.-Pleasa
front room. 2nd floor near transportatlo
suitable for lady.
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S3,5OO-S5OO CASH-S4N MO.
6-r, BUNGALOW, h--w.h.. bath; eleC'
garage. chicken house. lot 15Xloo IT,
landscapes close TO everything.
HYATTSVIILE HILLS.
ar brick insulated. INV h. oil burner
cleo hwd floors. large basement, brick
garage: l block bus: $500, terms. ERWIN
REALTY CO., call Hyatts. 0334: ewes"
WA 1891
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SILVER SPRING.

Your opportunity 10 buy attractive g.
room home on beautiful! corner lot. You
profit by the hisher type equipment and
finish BY discriminating owner. Priced a.
low figure OF $3.50, and very easy terms.
MONTGOMERY REALTY CORP. 1872
WISCONSIN aIe. WI oiAl
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Mr. CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE attracti1
unfurnished rooms with private bat
WO S013
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LOOK! MODERN MD. BUNGALOW
owners sacrifice. 2-yr. old 5-rm and
bath Kensington home. elec. kit. alr-cond-,
full basement. ! acre ground; 4O-ft. chick
en- house. $500 GE l122. IA
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BARGAIN AT $500.

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Six rooms 3 bedrooms a. = floor levels.
fun bath, built-in garage Venetian blinds,
OIL burner; fenced lot; convenient 10 bus
Woodley 300 daily until pm. EDW.
Il ZONES & co. INC
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KENsINGTON VIEW, $3.50:
5-room Cape Cod, oil heat. full base
ment. garage: p acres. fruit trees and
= blocks TO bus. KenSington 36l-
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FULTON R. GRUVER.
$16,950.
CHEVY CHASE d (

Builder SH. 62@
Sales. Waple & James or Any Brok
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20 ACRES, ROOMS.
Suburban estate IN Montgomery County.
s-room house. AGAR garage, barns stables:
storehouse. private water supply; on good
road, miles from Silver Spring. S1S,500.
VIM F. CARLIN,
Sis Ga Ave. Silver Spring. SH 1919.
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o10S ONTARIO RID NW--BASEMENT
apt; . rooms. kitchen; nicely Furnished
NJ plea car
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MOST ATTRACTIVE HOME.
FINEST LOCATION.
DICT UATTrE
Continued }

In beautiful Edgemoor section OF Be-
thesda Lovely 6-rm.. 2io o-bath brick home,
modern in every respect. Spacious land
Scaped grounds. Large light cool rooms
bay window; large enough to hold baby
grand piano. Real fireplace, oil hot-water
heat. Near transportation. schools. stores
At S9.45O this is an excellent home or IN
veStment value and al least $1,000 under
market. For terms and TO inspect call
Mt. Tabler. Sligo 4126 with
-" SHANNON & LUCHS co,
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ROOMS AND BATH. ALL UTILITIES
furnished; suitable fo- 3 girls. So each.
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IN APT. BLDG. DOWNTOWN SECTION
. rooms kitchen and bath. Well-turnlShed;
gentlemen or man and wife; gas and llght
rnaid service. SlO0 month. MI. SAG.
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COLUMBIA RID. AND 16th NW:-COM-
Sublet to settled gentle couple. SO.
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EXCLUSIVE CHEVY CHASE. > BED
rooms. ) baths Iarse reconGitioned living
room, all-electrlc kitchen: screened porch,
.-car garage attached from June ID 10
Ssrt- y WI In
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VACANT-MOVE IN

Delafcld pl. Nv. near 4th-Colonisl
brick, il rooms tile bath and shower. >
screened porches. etc. Newly recond and
priced for only $3.50, on terms. Call till
: pm.
Leo M Bernstein g. Co ME- 54O0
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FRIENDSHIP, D. G.

Bethesda This "a bath. Groom home
in Greenwich Forest. large. hieh wooded
lot = bks. from fast bus service. Prac-
ticalIy and very roomy. Act at once
on this. An opportunity will not wait
in Washington. MONTGOMERY REALTY.
ON
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SUBLET 3 TO & MONTHS, TC MARRIED
couple exceptionally cool. modern, at
tractively furnished, liv rm.. Dedrm;. KIT.
dinette bath. incl. utilities, linens. dlsheS'
new bldg, Brentwood. nr. shopping coE''
transnortatlon: 500 GE B1Hb.
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FURNISHED COTTAGE. SLEEPS 6, AM
Severn River. miles Annapolis, Meac
/ & Baltimore. 20 D C ref DI 1QSS
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ALEXANDRIA BELLE HAVEN-EXCLU-
sive residential section. Charmingly fur
nished home. 3 bedrms, , baths, studio
living rm Everything furnished, 1mme-
diate possession: S115. HELEN r. MAI
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BurIeith Committee
Named 10 Protest
Defense HOUSING
Association Seeks to
Guard Against Project
Detrimental to Values

A committee of the Burleith Citi-
zens' Association was appointed last
night by the president, Carl O.
Romborg, to go before John H.
Ihlder, executive ofiicer of the Alley
Dwelling Authority. to learn what
type Of defense housing will be
placed on a lot at Thirty-fifth street
and Reservoir road NV, and pro-
test their erection.
Mrs. E. r. Parkinson was appoint
ed chairman Of the committee.
Other members include DR.. Matthew
Donahue, Charles Tatum, George
Grille, E. F. Russell, Mrs. George
Winfrey, Miss Grace Diggs and Mrs.
l.. A. Codd.
The group was strongly opposed
to any project that would lower the
property value of the area.
Reports were made by the local
air-raid warden on what to do to-
night during the blackout and by
the chairman of the Salvage Com
mittee, who discussed the progress
Of the workers Of this committee.
The meeting was held In the
Gordon Junior High School.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

SPECIAL NOTICES.
! WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts incurred by any one other than nv
sell e. EDWARD NICHOLSON, 4 Far
ADVERTISING
Space for rent or sale Call MR.. MOSER
after 7:45 pm. Ma. 1854.
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LECTURE.
"The British Rood Supply" by
r. B. Brand; Present and Future
Food Supply and Some Interna-
tional Implications" by Frank G.
Boudreau, last of q series of lee
lures sponsored by various health
and nutrition organizations, Agri-
culture Department auditorium, 8
pm. tomorrow.
MUSIC.
Concert, Soldiers Home Band Or
chestra, Stanley Hall, $50 pm. to-
day.
Victrola concert, Y. M. C. A.,
Seventeenth and K streets NV,
PR. today,
Pan-American Day concert, Ma
rine Band, Pan-American Union,
$50 pm. today.
MEETINGS.
Society for Philosophical Inquiry,
Room 43, National Museum, 4:45
pm. today.
Washington Humane Society, Carl
ton Hotel, S pm. today.
Washington Council, knights Of
Columbus, Willard Hotel, BIS pm.
today.
Associates Club. Mayfower Hotel,
$50 pm. today.
CARD PARTY.
Bridge party, Federal Bridge
League. Wardman Park Hotel, 8 pm.
today.
LUNCHEONS.
Rotary Club, Willard Hotel, 1890
pm. tomorrow.
Lions Club, Mayhower Hotel, 1890
pm. tomorrow.
Soroptimist Club. Willard Hotel,
pm. tomorrow.
FOR MEN IN THE SERVICE.
Dancing, games, refreshments
Rhodes Service Club, 1915 Fourth
street S.W., Z pm. today.
Clay modelling, Hampshire House,
HOS New Hampshire avenue NV,
7:30 pm. today.
Games, Service Mems Club No. 1,
306 Ninth street NV, 7:30 pm.
today.
Readings of famous plays, Jewish
Community Center, Sixteenth and
Q streets NV, 8 pm. today.
Games, All Souls Church, Six
teenth and Harvard streets NV, 8
pm. today.
Dancing, games, refreshments,
Foundry Methodist Church, Six
teenth and P streets NV, 8 pm.
today.
Dancing, music, discussion groups,
Church of Jesus Christ Of Latter
Day Saints, Sixteenth and Columbia
road NV, 8 pm. today.
Games, refreshments, Mount Yer
non Place Methodist Church, Ninth
and Massachusetts, avenue NV, 8
pm. today.
Games, Calvary Baptist Church,
Eighth and H streets NV, pm.
today.
FOR COLORED SERVICE MEN,
Swimming, Dunbar High School,
pm. today.
Games, swimming, Y. M. c. A.,
1916 Twelfth street NV, 8 pm.
today.
Games, dancing class, dramatic
club. Phyllis Wheatley Y. w. C. A.,
sol Rhode Island avenue NV. 8
pm. today.
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SoUHteu efte SuHtc Us OtIeT uuyS.
Charles H. McGinnis, jr., 21, 2506 33d st..
Sc. and Virginia M. Scott. 22. SO Long
fellow st. 4u.w.; the Rev. Glenn B. Fau-
cett.
John J. ByIne. se, Bsltsyills; Nd: and
ave. ne: the Rev. Thomas B. Dade.
Ss; both q $sos Woodis, Td. II NV; HSsS juds:
Murray A. Edeikind. 81, 1000 Sd st. NV,
and Mary Cohen. q. 5625 sth st. NV:
o.oles sass W. Ras Macaaiss SiiesisH H. o. 1o41 rausss
Psdas 81 ns; IAN and Reita NJ tsnahan. 2.; 123
James N. Davidson, 90. ouantico. Va and
wood .cslif.; the Rev Frederick B.
John J. walska. 27. Harrisburg, Pa, and
Kathryne A. Howard, so. 14oe 18th St.
NV: Judge Fay z; Bentley,
%sriosie Fl eis Mueller asye e. n4e1 M 18th asa Sc.
vy,1Hs:: nv: the Eey; Ivan H; Dusan:
ave. and Msrsaret 6 % caiiashan. shsnus:szs ~.
Boston. Mass; the Rev z. Robert Arthur:
oven sot. Has RdEse "a oB sak I'd tb. Rsv snd
Anthony W, Wanat, -. Army War College.
and Marion s; Gustsfson: 90, e125 Le
Marie Smith. "a. 400 55th st. ne; the
o.ess: ssy Mls% X Ms1nsla Msrzss e. 5000 sath st
dral ave nv: the Rev, r. Bland Tucker.
snd Mdred 81 ausshson szso sDTass as Ms MS
Kenyon st. NV: the Rev. Frank Steel
william W, worthington, 2s, Loganport,
Ind. and Dorothy c. Vernon. %. 80
Bryant st. NV; the Rev. Louis F. Mil
Paul c. Ronayne, 81, 21e1 virginia ave.
NV. and Evelyn E. zimmerman, 81 Mil
O. waukee. Wis. the Rev. John B. Argaut.
sfxsn 81 sasSe 4s5 AsSams az ana sse 0T i James ne R2
MsS;Iss y 9,s1 Sfsst "a. sasaTmsp Tex. and
the Rev. Walton T L. Macmillan. lac = ''' SCI
Cecil L. Hammer. 10. 420 Randolph st. NV,
iaS. iind Ba5saTs a5e p.v B. nPsIa Pss1' Sioux cit,
Annie G. Tucker. 30; 25. Aiesandris. & 1a'; Vac
''Rss ss and S2~Rsn nsTs M H. Fl Pidd' aEn' Esr ss SCI
, Illinois aye NV; the Rev; Ira s. Ernst;
HoTsta g. 80 71a ISL 5sh 81 ST. s. .s .aa
SSs snss e 5sas omsss s.s; sss
Rev. orris G.. Robinson. "' -'i' '4'
Norman Fine. %, and Doris " Barbee, 81.
Ssft,n9Iv S4th Of Baltimore Judge Robert +,
Esa Elsie -. z; Medsart; ss. Baltimore: the
" 4 2esfi Is MaidsTlle. ld:TKl w W. 1a sna
Aubrey G. Cross. ~. 444 Mellon st. s.e..
and Mae B., Sandridge. %. Crozet. Va;
the Rev. John E. Briggs
John Dade, 80: 1880 11th St NV. ana
NV; h the Rev oiaaaA yohn 2. Esmiitono M To st.
Alphonsus L. Mahoney. IS, 143 Rhode
Island ave. NV. and Lorraine Jones, Is.
1908 goth st. NV: the Rev. John N.
Paul
Preston L. Burcham. 80. 4sa r st. s.w., and
Gladys A. Smith. %. Richmond. Va;
the Rev. r. T. Dodge.
Paul Henderson, 3S. and Jean B. Summan no,
"a, both Of $50 B st. Sc: the Rev.
F. p. King.
Frederick W. Feuerherd. So. Fredericksburs.
more: the Rev. Calvin H Wingert
Edward H. Schneider. 36. 2103 Huidekoper
gl, nv: and Dawn Z. oleson, 80, Kansas
City. Mo-; the Rev. J. II. Hollister.
BENJAMIN R. Respess,. %. Alexandria. Va,
and Jean Z. McEldowney. 20. Philadel.
phia: Canon w. Curtis Draper. jr,
and Marjorie G. Anderson. %. 1880
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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON c. TUESDAY

Fuller St. NV: the Rev. Josiah =. Elliott.
'0:sDh ssa asly e snss 1888 1888 s Ish !. e. M
H.sSIf ri StS. y s%,lsSn Hos
Fred II, N RosebrocE. % 81 s.. a4s Concord ave.
st ST. sn6 ax AHs e.. fasIsi Rev. s. Fl fae ssrcs Gal
nW and M Bsssis darer az Mas'e'si g. i4Pl
william ihst St. pS cS: e. e. Isio hsy T. g11anand nW and
the Rev. Thomas B. pads
chaIs. a and rsssss %sss NJ a. = sss sP
Connecticut ave. NV; the Rev. H. H. d.
serst. Hubert A. Leouin, 21.. Of Missis-
lumbia I'd. NV; the Rev. A. Lincoln
Paul K. mccall. IS. 5ss oakwood st. Sc,
enc ans ke1 Mlldrsd e 9Sst NsStt ls' Arnss0n' VA
both Of i74o New Hampshire ave. NV;
Rabbi 2, Green.
N0s afsaest ssde rs aSSns sal kSsag % sslS 3D. c snd
Je;se " ". sH Biymssr. a5. T Bsdfo@d: Pa and
nw ess Rsv ROBIN IN aoud eau
Thomas .nrsft Grin S2 Isse gwen ada pl Rn Rw
Ethyi A. 'as 'ssumann. as, s aoi Seward Aa 81.
1eo w. n Hartman Hss as i9ss Gsss2p Rsns.. ave
av n .na ha Mssy Rev. eaSn kGspRer winssrt M 18th
Donald. II; both of 5000 18th St. NV;
20, both Of sis 10Th st. NV; the Rev.
Anthony X palmisano. 81. sos ssrd Ct.
5S st. and n Marz hs ksy e. fDaa W ?o be2 te2l
and Louise WhittioeTs.' 10. $500 o st. Sc;
chrlstophsr rs aiS safEstt mast 20. a44 q.ll.s,n
= St; NV. and Bessie M. Iyeye, "A, 2401
i5th St sIn,s;- nw;; the Rsy g g. Johnson
Cathedral ave; the Rev. Joseph NJ.
LinWood Keys 81. and Margaret Lee. 81.
both Of ,1645 18th st. NV; the Rev.
v,vien Wi1liap n < grIa5 R5owpi a7.7 nc,o,, .v.
Marlboro. Md; the Rev. Z. e. Richard
Donald e. Kidston. 20. 1925 Connecticut
q: Bonita Springs. Fla; the Rev.
and rsnses M Rsed ss se Gsesy & chase
" Nd; Nd, the Rey J, II. ,gon Hollister; err;,s ..
and Helen 3. Feelsy: "a. East Orange.
xsSn1r j.; the ie.I,on Rev: l. j. %Ssmpeso u...u.,
st. Sc. and eoi Caroline e. B. i'S WaiRer. Sa is
$40 Virginia ave. Sc; the Rev. L. J.
Hayden q. Anderson. 20, Alexandra. Va.
and Betty L. Aldrich, 22. Arlington,
Va; the Rev. Andrew r. Bird.
Herndoe T. Smith, %. New Orleans, and
Jocelyn st. NV; Judge Robert T. Mat
Charles r. Rice. 25, and Beale L. Punder.
I9. both Of Arlington, Va: the Rev. NJ.
JACOB s',,TS' " Morssn, p, and Mur.sl - ):
the Rev, James Philips, %.
a Island dss ave M nS the Rev ROBIN GoSd
Bertram D. McClear, 21, $40 10th st. ne,
and Doris C. Donahue 90. 1924 Wiscon-
sin ave. NV; the Rev. Warren D.
Bowman.
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HELP MEN

HELP MEN.
AUTO MECHANICS (2l, frst-ciass: best
pay best working conditions Call Carl.
Inc. 6l4 st. NV. See Mr. H. wood.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC, guaranteed sal
Apply Losan Motor Co. iii 18th st. NV.
AUTO TRIMMER. experienced, steady;
eood nours, TOP wages. Apply ready to
work Auto Seat Cover Co. 1909 14th
BARTENDER, white. experienced. refer
cord Restaurant. 3i2 Kennedy St NV
BARTENDER. white; good salary, room
ana 6oard Can head bartender between
BOoKkEEPER. experience not essential:
BOY. colored, between is and Is. to run
srrsnds s' sin and make himself generally useful
Adler. the Engraving Shop. 1908 g st. NV.
BOY. to do general work around store.
Ihe Button Shop. 725 1lth st. NV.
BOY; colored. for messenger work. Apply
321 National Press Bldg.
BOY, who is thoroushly acquainted with
Florists. i4o7 Il st. NV. ~ ''0l'
AADply Postal Telesraph Co. 19is New
BOYS to deliver orders on bicycles, familiar
with neighborhood. Apply Argonne Market
1913 Columbia road NV.
BRIcKLAYER:S for defense housing. Bu-
chanan st. Alexandria, Va.
enced only; plenty Of. work, good pay.
Wednesday morning 7:S6. 14o1 Florida
3l %pps 9"nsISa BsSblts safessa ST 1fsh
st. NV.
BUTCHER, .experienced: good salary. Ap-
ply 241O 18th st. NV.
BUTCHER iirst-class, to manage meat de-
Martet 1873 Columbia road % NV. '0An'
BUTCHER. permanent work for Saturdays
only. Apply No. l Kennedy st. NV.
CANvASSERS wanted by the Allied Roofing
Gexis Lev AeIy spS r. sesyeea Y ave- ana na II an to Mr.
CARPENTERS. frst-class trimmers. Ap-
ply 213 Indian Spring drive, Silver Spring.
Md, up to pm.
cARPENrERs, thoroughly experienced in
Apps s10 s .asa' Gates oonsrscsins niSssSess co.
$40 Wisconsin ave, Bethesda, Md.
CAR WASHER, exp. -colored. married pre-
ferred; good pay and bonus; 4S-hr. week
See Mr.. Prettyman.' Sun Oil Co., 494O
CAR WASHER and porter, steady work:
good pay. See Mr.. Mckee. 22nd and N
CIGAR AND DRUG CLERK. excellent op-
Portunity. striner's Pharmacy, Trini-
COOKS, colored, frst and second, also
dishwasher. good salary. Apply 1910 9th
Sc. NV, after 10 am. To-
CoUNTERMEN CO, colored. Apply 1910
9th st. NV. after 10 am. ID.
COWdAN; must be expert dry-hand mixer;
references. Call WA. 1772.
DELIVERY BOY for grocery store: refer;
enees. Apply Lenkin's Market, 3rd and
DELIVERY MAN. steady work. GOOD pay;
Mast.s a.ze x7ds 3 StS SFEes s n per6 e!oo
pIsHWAsHERs CD. colored. Apply 271s
DIsHWAsHER and BUS: BOY, colored; sal
crsnlS sTy Sl5 week. % osday week Apply n person.
DIsHWAsHER. colored. 5 to IL pm. Ap-
poOEMAN. white; country club; $50 mo.
DRIVER, white, with D. C. permit for light
car; car; S ngs 5S TO 40; state salary expected.
DRIvER-PoR for grocery store. Apply
2106 z st. NV.
DRUG CLERK. experienced, part-time or
full time. Apply National Drug Co.. 1000
ELEVATOR OPERATOR for nice building
on Conn. ave-: good hours, i day on per
week; prefer middle.aged man. Call resi-
dent manager. Woodley 0764.
ENGINEER for boiler room. must know
mmnlintenarcs Of iaundry eqgipment; Blue
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Births Reported

Walter and Amy De Porter. boy.
Milton and Mary Firor; girl.
HeOpy Hso9xs .ad a6d Ma9ra4s R1rotny Fosd boy
Santo and Rose Galvagna, boy.
Earl and Luella Garrison, girl.
Francisco and Inez Gayiola. boy.
Raiph % and sne Carmel Sss dodfreSs eSs' riTi GIs'
Albert and Mildred Hand. boy.
Abraham and Harriet Harris, girl.
Joseph and Ida Herzig. girl
clifton and Lourena Hyatt. girl.
Shelton and MargaIet Jones. boy.
Max and Bernice Kessler, boy.
John and Dorothy Massey. girl.
William and Gladys Menoher, girl.
Rodwell and Helen Michael, boy,
Wafer shd ana Gies Reel ef sif
Hugh and Ann Owen, girl.
Willard and Lucresse Pierce. boy,
Kenneth and Dorsen Rawlins, girl.
Idar and Anna Rimestad. girl.
Warren and Eleanor ssngstack. boy.
Samuel and Constance Sickle. girl.
Grover and Lillian Smith. siri
RAYMOND and Helen spearl, girl.
Hugo and Dorothy Stellabotts, boy.
Maxcy and Olive Stewart, boy.
Vincent and CLANCY Terminello, girl
Wade and Ella Thomas, girl.
Edward and Gertrude White, girl.
Herman and Emily Wolf, boy.
Glenn and Dorothy Wright, girl
Irving and Josephine Yochelson. boy.
James and Margaret Zimmerman. girl.
Josias and Mary Adams, girl
Vincent and Lottie Boone, girl.
John and Ellen Brooks, girl.
William and Katie Brown. boy.
Theodore and Hattie Butler. girl.
Hugh and Rosa Carson. boy.
Clayton and Catherine Cheek. boy,
Vernon and Elizabeth Christian, girl.
John and Erma Degore, girl.
Cordell and Mamie Farmer. boy.
Arthur and Willie Hammond, boy.
Robert and Helen Hill. boy.
Thomas and Sallie Jennings, girl.
Harry and Florence Kelly, girl.
Arthur and Lillian Kenney, boy.
George and Elva KeSee, girl.
Alfonzo and Pauline Lefeged. boy.
Harold and Mary Marshall, girl.
Juan and Carload Mueda, girl.
Samuel and Rebecca Newman, boy.
York and Julia Nixon. boy.
Andrew and Theresa Page, girl.
James and Wilhelmina Perry, boy.
Conrad and Mineola Porter. girl.
Watson and Martha Poyner. boy.
Matthew and Erlee Pumphrey, girl.
James and Jeanette Rogers. boy.
William and Mary Swami, boy.
william and Margaret Thomas. boy.
Matthew and Kathalein Thompson, 9
Gilbert and Della Watts, girl.
Frederick and Genevieve Wilkinson. girl
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:RING AND ORNAMENTAL TREES .

Red Flowering Peach, 4 to s.
Pink Flowering Peach, 4 to s.
Pink F1owering Plum, 8 to 4
Red Flowernig Crab, 8 to 4
Pink Flowering Crab, s. to 4
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Sweet Gum, 4 to s.
Scarlet Maple, 4 to s.
Silver Maple, s.
American Elm, g.
Oriental Plane, g.
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Deaths Reported

Mary C. schafer, 70. 5000 18th St NV
jerry ~, A adsI;ts KIsy 49, Veterans Administra
Gershen Bark. So. 3sO2 Kansas ave NV.
Elsie Christian. So. Providence Hospital.
Nazah Dagger. AZ, Gallinger Hospital.
Frank Ondick, 25. Gallinger Hospital.
David M. Brewer. 81. Doctors Hospital
Ernest J. Foote, As. 1928 8 st. NV.
Charles Gross. A. Gallinger Hospital.
Bertha Kennedy, 40. Freedmen's Hospital
Charles Pollard. 90, Freedmen's HOSPITAL.
Frederick Scott, 25, Providence Hospital.
Julia Smith, IA, GEORGETOWN HOSPITAL
Infant Butler. Freedmen's HoSpital
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Farm Meeting Tonioht

The last of a series of agricul-
tural meetings arranged to give
farmers latest information concern
ing agriculture will be held at 8
o'clock tonight in the Clarksburg
Md School. The series was ar
ranged by o. w. Anderson, Mont
gomery County agent.
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c7ickled
Pink! :!
And whyf Be-

there was q way TO relieve that
aggravating gas, headache, hstless-
ness, coated tongue and bad breath,
from which he had suffered, due to
spells Of constipation. He tried
ADLERIKA-why don't your It 10
an effective blend of 8 carminatives
and s 1axatives for DOUBLE action.
ADLERIKA quickly relieves gas, and
gentle bowel action follows surpris-
ingly fast. Take this id along to the
drug store.
Evening star., 1942-04-14

If you can remember Pearl Har-
Dor, you can remember to call q
collector and give him your old
paper.
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Marriage License
Applications

Under D. c. la,D, couples must
apply for q marriage license on
one day, iDdit three full days and
receiDe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.