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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-09-12

Produced by Noble SlSsle, note
Negro Snowman and orchestra
leader, Keep Shufflin' is fast
moving, jump and 1--WE show.
Fleet-footed dancing, sweet and
torrid tunes and high comedy are
featured throughout.
Such topflight teams as Mason
and Vigal, Cook and Brown, Apus
and Estrelllta, Glenn and Jenkins,
Holmes and Jean and LeRoy'S
Krazy Kats pace the show. A line
of II pper-colored chorines, and
Clarence Robinson, "emceeing" in
his straight man" style, round out
the troupe.
The plan was to hold all perform
ances outdoors. The troops in the
Alabama area saw the show Au-
gust 81, at TOO D. m Keep Snuff
lin" was then moved to the Sand
Hill area, September l, at $3.50 pm,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-09-12
SEEING S TAR S

at the free concert no Contra Park
Mall with Dean Dixon conducting
"Porgy and Bess" celebrating $50
performances, is quitting at the
end Of the month-They are booked
in Rochester, New York.-Harold
Nicholas, of the Nicholas Brothers.
has taken out a marriage license
to wed pretty Dorothy cambridge
already-Jack Be1rny's paying
$4,000 a year to insure his priceless
Amati violin for 100000 because
it suffered a narrow escape on the
set of sThe Meanest Man In The
World" But violin that has sur
vived Bennys treatment of @The
Bee" and sLove In Bloom ought
to be able to stand anything noW!--
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-09-12
New Orleans Negro
Teachers To Get
More Money In AZ

NEW ORLEANS - (SNS)-Fi-
nslly closing the fight for more than
year made by New Orleans Ne
gro teachers for salaries equal to
those paid white teachers, the de-
cree was signed September /,
granting them half the difference
between their pay and that of
whites beginning this month, full
equalization by 1943, the NAACP
has announced.
On behalf of Joseph McKelpin,
named plaintiff in the suit, and
for all the colored teachers and
principals under the jurisdiction
Of the Orleans Parish school hoard,
the suit was first brought on June
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-09-12

After seeing "Othello' in Cam
bridge, Mass. and Princeton, N. j.
and seeing too, the business 1T
brought in, several top producers
have been trying to get it. In
Mass, at theatre with 495 seats,
they took in $4,000 for seven per-
formances and at the college town,
Princeton. in house with a 1900
seating capacity, it brought in
$6,325 after 200 tickets were given
way to service men.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-09-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

AMERICUS, Ga. The marriage
of Miss Charlie Juanita Maxwell
youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Maxwell to Prof. Elton @.
Harrison, of FIT. Valley tate College
was solemnized Sunday, August 30
at the parents residence with DR..
j. E. Brown officiating. After a
wedding trip to Tampa, the couple
is to return, Mrs. Harrison resum-
ing her teaching duties at the Nc
Coy Hill school and Mr.. Harrison
at Fort Valley.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-09-12
n. Workers Await
Negroes Carmen

NEW YORK-(ANP)-Both Har-
lem, bronze capital of New York,
and Broadway-theatrical center of
the universe-await with eagerness
the melodic and thrilling Oscar
Hammerstein presentation of
Carmen Jones'" to be sung by an
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-09-12

Rpbeson's adviser. Robert Rock
more, is trying to arrange his sche-
dule so that the Margaret Web
Ster production of the tragedy
may be brought here sooner than
next Spring, even if it has to be
under Rockmore presentation.
Miss Webster, John Haggott and
Howard Silk Cullman, likewise,
would be financially associated
with the production.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-09-12
Fitzgerald And Four
Keys Sing On Blue
By HAROLD JOyIEN

CHICAGO-(ANP)-One of the
outstanding vocal groups of the
early '30's, the Four Keys, and
song stylist, Ella Fitzgerald, have
teamed up and are featured twice
weekly over the BLUE Network.
Monday and Wednesdays at 1918
p. m. CWT.
Ella has dropped her band ac-
tivities and is combining her work
for the present to radio vaude-
vile and night club dates with the
Keys. the -Four Keys, only one Of
whom is left from the original group,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-09-12

NEW YORK (C)-HATTIE Nc
DANIEL FOR EDDIE CANTOR
BROADCASTS-Eddie Cantor
long time comedian on Broadway
and on the radio, will have good
comedienne in Hattie Mcdaniel
when he opens his air shows this
month-Miss Mcdaniel is penciled
in as regular troupe member
Last year. she was his guest star
at it a few times and was SO good
at it that Cantor requested she be
made a feature.
THIS IS NEWS Canada Lee
auditioned tor Oscar Hammer
STEMS coloreo version of Carmen"
but couldn't make the top notes of
the Toreador Song--Canada will
turn up again this season in Do
Maid Heywood's play, 1.-The Gospel
Train'-Avis Andrews flies into
the Versailles Sept 10-Eddie South
opens at the Hickory House on the
8tll-Jack Benny and Rochester
return to the air Oct. 4-Hazel
Scott says Walter Winchell's gos-
sip column get $1,000 for her play.
ing and singing in Something To
Shout Ahout"-Gregory Ratoff, the
producer, says he paid Hazel a for
tune'-The "Porgy and Bess" cast
makes a weekly visit to the Stage
Door Canteen to cheer up the men
in service
WATCHING THE STARS-s'This
Is The Army" leaves late in Sept.
Records are now out on the colored
version of what The Best
Dressed Man In Harlem Will Wear
Paul Robson was guest sOloisJ
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-09-12
Robertson, Dixon
Heard At Mall;
Records Broken
Pepsi-CoIa Presents Artists
In Summer Open-Air Band Concert;
Program Has international Theme
By CARL DITON

NEW YORK. ANP)--Wednesday drew throng of
people to the Central park mall upon the occasion of
its band concert series An important
for it brought into collaboration two of most inn
porant musical protagonists for Russia Paul Robeson
ernatonay famous singing actor and Dean Dixon Negro
baonst who startled the musical world last by
Quoting so remarkably well Of Americas symphony
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-09-12
>OtheIIo Headed
Toward Broadway
Bv dolores CALVIN

NEW ORK-(Calvins News Service)-Does Broad
way "Othelo"? Naturally with Paul Robson playing
the leading role, Broadway couldn't help aching to it
brought down their street and there chance that their
wishing will come true. The date only depends on Nh.
RobesOns concert bookings which tie him up until April
10th So may in January but not under the Theatre
Child nresentatinn.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-09-12
JUMP DEPARTMENT

After listening TO Billy Eek
stein MARBLE on STORMY MON
DAY BLUES, Earl Hines Blue
bird. have more respect for him
as q blues singer although I'm still
convinced that the ballad is his
field. However, he's far better on
this than on Jelly Jelly" and the
entire band deserves plaudits.
particularly piano and bass at the
start. Only sore spot is the sense
less skyscraping trumpet ticks af-
ter Echstein F'lipover, SFSOND
BALCONY JUMP, does Jump along
with a guilty BIZ of ivory tickling
by the Fatha If you haven't
heard gerry Wald's band, rush
down to your favorite shop and
get introduced to this terrific
new bunch on Decca's TRAINS IN
THE NIGHT and MAD ABOUT
HIM. SAD WITHOUT HIM. HOW
CAN I BE GLAD WITHOUT
HIM BLUES (whewlD for the
stuff is here. The first, riffy
tune in Tuxedo Junction" vein,
is sultry with several trick pallses
and the second is slower and solid
with the boys showing how to ride
a riff. Rhythm socks. Jerry him.
self blows clarinet in the Artie
Shaw mode on both faces.
Jimmie Lunceford turns his
power ana precision on KNOCK
NE A KISS and STRICTLY IN
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-09-12
Keep ShuMin ,
At Fort Benning

FORT BENNING Ga--(SNS)-An all colored revue
keep Shuffn " of the Is musical United Service
Camp Shows nc touring the summer
circuit of free entertainment for the armed forces gave
five performances at Fort Benning starting August 81
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-09-12
S. X. JOLLEY

REYNOLDS, Ga. - s. r. Jolley
died last week at his residence. He
is survived by his widow, daughter
and a son.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-09-12
Kinks Orchestra
Plays AT Camp Lee

CAMP LEE, Va.-(SNS)--Andy
Kirk and his orchestra, with So
loist June Richmond, appeared be-
fore 5000 cheering soldiers of the
9th and 18th Colored Quartermas-
ter Training Regiment here last
week in the grove at their Brigade
Service Club.
Kirk played in Richmond Mon
day night and came to Camp Lee
at the invitation of Sgt. Floyd
Smith, who formerly was men,
Der of the orchestra. Loud ap-
plause greeted Smith as he mount
ed the stage, with guitar under
his arm, to play with his old gang
again The trees which hold many
soldiers endeavoring to get birds
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-09-12

Hollywood Bowl in the Harmony
Church area, September 2, at $50
pm; Station Hospital, September
5 at 800 in the afternoon, closing
with grand finale at Doughboy
Stadium on the main post, Sep
tenber 3, at $3.50 pm.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-09-12

are. Arthur Peak Furness, bass;
William Furness, piano. John
sim, Furness. electric guitar, ana
Ernest Hatfield, vocal harmony.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-09-12

II. 1941.
The final Judgment states that
the practices of the orleans Parish
school board, in paying smaller
salaries to the defendants than to
white teachers and principals vio-
lated the equal protection clause
of the fourteenth amendment to
the Constitution Of the United
States.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-09-12
Fly FRANK MARSHALL DAVIS
for AMP
HOLIDAY INN WITH BING
AND FRED

Paramount's new picture, "H)h-
day Inn provides material for
an entire album of that tile just
released by Decca and featuring
Bling Crosby and Fred Astaire
along with the orchestras Of Bib
Crosby and John Scott Trotter as
we'll as The vocal assistance Of the
Music Maids and Hal and Ken
Darby Singers. The II hit tunes Of
the film are HAPPY HOLIDAY,
BE CAREFUL IT'S MY HEART.
ABRAHAM. EASTER PARADE,
I'VE GOT PLENTY TO BE
THANKFUL FOR. SONG OF
FREEDOM, I'll CAPTURE YOUR
HEART. LAZY, YOU'RE EASY
TO DANCE WITH. I CAN'T TELL
A LIE, WHITE CHRISTMAS and
LET'S START THE NEW YEAR
RIGHT.
The tunes, all by Irving Berlin.
celebrate every big national holi-
day in song. Some are sweet and
some have enough not stuff to set
the joint jumping. if you've seen
the movie, you'll probably want
these songs and even if you haven't
been to Holiday Inn, you are going
to like them if you care st all fer
popular compositions we'll played
and sung.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-09-12

eye views swayed as he played his
Floyd Smith Guitar Blues"
What had been shouts and
cheers turned into thunderouS
ovation when June Richmond ap-
peared and sang "One Dozen
Roses" and Don't Talk Me To
Death" The throngs refused to al
low the New York night club
queen leave until it was announced
she had another engagement for
the evening.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-09-12
Hughes Song Is
Feature Of Show

about an hours duration and with
brief rehearsing, as an initial step
toward further similar undertake
ingS.
And the up-to-the minute war
lines, military and naval costumes.
pretty tunes, dances and hearty
humor were thoroly enjoyed by a
great crowd of service men. Two
talented show pianists contributed
an effective orchestral background.
Evening star., 1942-01-29
HOUSES FURNISHED.

MT. PLEASANT-SIx ROOMS TWO
baths, oil heat. garage; new-house condi-
ton: well furnished except linen and silver;
one block bus: suitable Army or Navy off,
GER adults only Sl25. Call OWNER after
5 pm, Adams 1896 29'
67O5 GUIDE AVE, TAROMA PARK. Md
New 4-room bungalow, bedrooms; !;
dishes, linens; adults; S75 mo-; avail
Feb /. 30
VICINITY CONN. AVE. AND ROCK
Creek Park bedrooms. l reserved for
owner: auto gas heat, screened porches;
available Feb. i to July /. co. 1902.
FURNISHED HOUSE, 3 BEDROOMS, OIL
heat; yard; S110. LEGGETT, 1888 goth
St NV Adams 1896. after pm, or
HO. 5000 during day
25-WELL-FURNISHED 4-BEDRM., o
bath brick Colonial house on excellent cor
ner in American University Park. Gail
Mrs. Scott, Sundays and evenings Wiscon-
sin 1888. Office, Decatur 1922 FRANCES
POWELL HILL, 1644 Connecticut ave. NV
ARLINGTON BEDRM.. NEWLY FURN.
new brick home; rec. room with shower; oil
heat Call after . pm. Glebe 1864.
NEAR CONN ON MILITARY RID. NV
4-bedroom furnished home; offers a won
derful value for the money; price 5000 pei
month: shown by appc only. WI. 2432
Sab 18th ST. N.W-3 BEDROOMS,
baths, oil. gar; immediate possession: oper
for inspection: Sl25.0O. THOS. D. WALSH
INC. DI 1857 Sl5 llth NV
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4l47 ALABAMA AVE. S E-BEDRM., LIv-
ing rm, pvt bath and kitchenette, COM
pletely furn. so.
GENTLE GIRL. BET. $500. TO SHARE
furn. bachelor apt. with another IN new
mstelg nns s5 rsfeopa no for rent e phone aundry
maid: avail at once. Box 4sl-H. Star.
LARGE BAS RM. KIT, Ink, PVT
bath: suit. . empl adults S45. 32l3
Walbridge pl. NV. at 20th-Park I'd.
WOMAN; GENTLE, AGE 30 TO 40. SHARE
apt. with another: home privileges; $50.
CO 7744. Apt. AIS south.
TAKOMA PARK-NEW GROOM AND
kitchen apartment; tile bath; private en-
LIVING ROOM % SUNNY WINDowsl
kitchenette bedroom, bath Shower: 10
corner: S56 mo. Box 175-S. Star.
YOUNG MAN WILL SHARE UNUSUAL
small apartment, complete service; excel
lent food. WA, s041.
2I0s EYE ST. NV, APT NO. 6-2 GEN
Govt. bldg: unlim. phone. DI. 41s4.
27os ONTARIO RD.-LIvING ROOM,
bedroom, kitchenette, nicely furn., first A
settled adults, SIS Take Mt Pleasant car
CENTRALLY c LOCATED ON Penn, AVE.
Suitable for e'nas married led COUPLE and adult
rent. $50 completely furn; Car Execu-
5Sf nGo '14 and ask ss for PM Mir a5fT pFH M call ME-
EXCELLENT LOCATIONS LARGE, At
tractive rooms, bath: S15 rental includes
all utilities: refined couple, no pets.
Adams 1910. 3I'
TO SHARE BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED
"-room apt. with employed woman only.
References. Adams 6391
2222 EYE ST. Nw-WANTED GENTLE
girl to share beautiful apt with 3 girls.
Close to G. W War. Navy and Munitions
Bldgs. Call RE 2s6s. Ext sos
WANTED GENTLEMAN TO SHARE BACH
elors apt. furnished: downtown; unlimited
phone Box 1905, Star
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

FURNISHED HOUSE, WITHIN 5 BLOCKS
of 10th and v NV; not less than rooms
Must be good neighborhood. Dupont a440.
o9'
5-ROOM UNFURN. HOUSE IN NEARBY
Va. by Feb. 1st., $50 to $50 mo-: prefer
location few miles south of Alexandria.
GOVT OFFICIAL WANTS HOUSE OR p
bedrm apt before mid-April Adults.
Would buy furniture. Box has, Star
ARMY OFFICER DESIRES TO LEASE
modern house convenient TO Anacostia high
school. Phone TR- $500.
COLORED UNFURNISHED GROOM
house, BATH electricity and gas: not over
S65: in Northwest section. North 1885
Evening star., 1942-01-29
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

WANTED, good home. preferably one with
yard. for young police dog. Call Jackson
1552-J.
DOBERMAN PINSCHER- mos old. pedi-
greed. Mrs. Scheve. 3417 Baker st. ne.
FIR. S214.
WILL CAT LOVER ADOPT. duration war.
ginger cat (male-neuter) evacuated from
Far East? British owner leaving. Box
153-S, Star. 90.
HOLLYWOOD KENNELS-BOARDIN
Wash. .-Balto. blvd WA 1924. Berwyn 139.
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HousEs uNEuRNIsHEp.

Rent OR sAL6mcHEvY Aa E. he CHASE D c. E
baths SIS to 3k sli0 mo r I 6N 6SyPE np 1T
DON DON. OeIse owner. --f f4a7 Eve st. DI' $50.
once open am. to pm.
% E. BRADLEY LANE. CHI. CHI, MD.-12
rms > baths, 3 laws. Gear. gar. oil heat
large grounds new T cEnd 9G5, pvt family $50
GEORGETOWN-Ss OO-ROW BRICK
6-room house. 3 bedrms.. bath; q block
transportation; conV. TO schools. Recrea-
THos. L. PHILLIPS. 351s Conn. wo. 1000
s6O-5 ROOMS AND BATH 20 BRD: l
fare; lge closets auto. heat near school:
Venetian blinds; avail Feb Is. WA, ~. 1870
e45 sth ST. NE-6 ROOMS, MODERN,
s57.50. Ma 77sa Ewes, GE. 946l.
106O6 LORAIN AVE. SILVER SPRING
Md-Detsched modern 5.rm brick hS9se
large wooded lot. auto heat: Sa5. OWNER,
MA. 1886: evenings, GE. 1905.
; furnished and -unfurnished houses. 6
D. c. nv 1''' '' '-O~'
F A. TWEED CO.
5so3 K1RKs1DE DRIVE. CHEVY CHASE,
Md.-1st floor. center-entrance hall. liv-
ing room. dining room, den. bath. kitchen;
2nd floor 3 large bedrooms. 2 baths,
dtllC NHOOIeul. Iull, CTy CelldT, IdNdlOTy
Quiet MAY oil furnace: air-conditioned
garage. large Corner lot: rent. $40.
P. J. WALSHE. INC.
1107 Eve ST. NV. Ma GAGS.
COLORED-226 DIVISION AVENUE NE
Semi-6etached. Il rms, bath, recreation
room. oxford kitchen cab. oil burner. air.
conditioned: $50. National 2405. A.
COLORED-472S BLAINE ST. NE
e rooms, > baths. recreation room, air
conditioned gas heat; semi-detached brick,
brand-new home. Available at once;
S59-15 per month
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.
a"5 New York Ave. NV Ma 9197.
Evening star., 1942-01-29
SHORT OR LONG TERM.

On Military I'd. close to Conn. ave:
completely furnished including linen, china
and silver; 4 bedrooms baths; maid S
room: garage: oil heat: 5000 per month.
Call GRAY REALTY. WI 1888.
Evening star., 1942-01-29
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

BEDROOM SUITES, ofice furniture, din.
and living room suites elec. refrigerators,
glassware and rugs. DU. O5l3. j.
CAMERAS: movie EQUIP photo supplies
essh eas NV raaf re 95fnne6 opea sa1 snnsyvaA
used Clothing Berman's'M M l122 9TH st, NV.
CLoTadMGmBettsr prices paid for mems
DI 6769 Open eve Will call.
DOLLS OLD GLASS or music boxes. Have
you doll with china head in your attic or
trunk? Pay good prices. Box 4l0-M, Star.
FURNITURE, bric-a-brac, china, glassware,
prices paid Cali Murray, Taylor 1898.
FURNITURE. rugs, office furniture. house
hold goods. etc; highest cash prices: best
results Call any time. ME. 1924. 81
FURNITURE WANTED AT ONCE-We buy
all kinds: also elec. refg., stoves, tools,
pianos, etc: day or night. FIR. 2so7.
FURNITURE-H Household furnishings of all
kinds, maximum cash prices; bric-a -brac
china. Call any time. RE. 1904, NE. 53l7.
FURNITURE-Before sacrificing your goods
call me. Highest prices paid. RE. s5a5.ss' 55ss'
FURNITURE and all kinds, household ef-
fleets wa1ted No today s99a s5o p{5ses' any
MACHINIsT. TOOLS, micrometers, gauges
NoAAPN WA oPoNS bAONhSi hNOA bS<N'
etc. FIR. 2s14.
PIANO. upright or grand; low price; good
condition, Call Atlantic 1891 evenings.
SAFE medium to large, used; buy or will
exchange small safe. 2O6 Emerson ST.
SEWING MACHINE-We buy all types:
repair hemstitching buttons covered.
pleating. 917 st. RE. 1900. RE. 2311.
STEEL BOOK SHELVING, walnut finish:
cash paid for several sections in good
condition. National O362.
SURPLUS EQUIPAGE. machinery. tools,
motors. steel. used plumbing. Block Sal
wage Co, Michigan G14l.
TABLE-Will exchange medium size dining
room table. looks like new, for extra large
dining room table; will buy table outright.
510l 18th st. NV. RA. 0036.
TRUNK, large, not steamer or wardrobe.
Call after 6 pm. Franklin 57S4.
TYPEWRTTERS and adding machines, cash
for any make. Phone Lincoln 00S3 anytime.
WANTED-Jewelry. diamonds shotguns
typewriters, cameras, binoculars and MIS-
CELLANEOUS. HIGHEST PRICES PAID
Max Zweig. 937 D NV. ME. 9113.
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 tewelry: full cash value paid:
Evening star., 1942-01-29
BABY CHICKS.
ROOMS FURNISHED.

BARRED ROCKS, r. I. Reds. White Leg
horns, Conkey's Y-O feeds. James Feed
Store. 619 K st. NV. METROPOLITAN OOS9.
Evening star., 1942-01-29
ApARTMeNYs WANTED.

1 or. 2 ROOM, KITCHEN. BATH FUR
nished apt, good Northwest section. apt.
house preferred. Taylor 1899.
ED-TRANsFERRED2 WILL RENT
reliable; ref. Box 8. Cabin John. Md. %.
VICINITY DUPONT CIRCLE, ARMY oFFI-
Ger desires furnished efficiency apt. for 2
weeks beginning Hso5 jan ~; 81 Call MA. 4o64
FuRNIs3HED 3ldI; APT WITH 2 OR 3 BED BED
en-; | or 2 baths: in NV. section. Call DE.
2746 from to 5:30 pm.
2 ROOMS, KIT AND BATH UNFURN1sH-
ed, ed; in or near Mt. Rainier, Md. WA.
HAS ANY ONE m ARLINGTON A, COM,
Portable, well-furnished apartment to rent
70 refined, gentle couple. Box l45-S,
4-RooM. KITCHEN AND BATH UNFUR-
P!shsd Psa 8 slsr sR5 no Children Or pets, sOz
YOUNG MAN WOULD LIKE TO sUBLET
q furnished Groom and kitchen air-con-
ton; excellent references. Will pay s175.
DESIRE MODERN UNFURNIsHED APT
with | or 2 bedrooms in Arlington or
vicinity, Box 144-S Star. 80
TWO GENTLEMEN, GENTILEs, COLLEGE
Kitchen, bath; s45 to s65 BOX i47-s,
SMALL FURNISHED APT, NEAR / 9TH AND
SITS. s-w.. by bachelor: prefer pvt. bath;
refrigeration. Box 1905. Star. 29'
ANACoSTIA OR S.E-COUPLE WITH
small baby desire rooms and bath Feb.
:'rd. Lincoln 1922. 29'
2 ROOMS. UNFURNISHED: single gentle-
man: modern bath. kitchenette Northwest;
about Feb. 16. Box Ills, Star.
FURNISHED. OR ROOMS, KITCHEN,
bath: NV. section. for employed couple.
Call Randolph 25g6 after $50 pm.
9 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH; FURN.
or unfurn.: conV transp. Navy Dept. for 2
gentle girls; reas. DU. 1921 evenings.
Evening star., 1942-01-29
MOVING, PACKING 6 STORAGE.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

MOVING done at reasonable rates by
experienced furniture men in large padded
van Call Randolph g0l0
Evening star., 1942-01-29

SAFES-for AFRAID shelters Silver, safes,
Rentals for contractors use Display OF
file cheap LIBERAL CASH OR TRADE-1N
FOR YOUR SAFE, REGARDLESS OF
Evening star., 1942-01-29
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

BUSINESSMAN seeks room OF room and
board with private family, downtown area
preferred. Box l72-S, Star.
BY ELDERLY LADY, quiet home with
settled couple Wisconsin 1855.
Evening star., 1942-01-29
RooMS WANTED.

LADY desires single room in Catholic home.
walking distance 22nd and sts; NV:
breakfast optional. Box 460-H, Star.
SINGLE R00M in NV for young so stto5
meals. Box 1875. Star.
1-2 RMS, bath, kit, furnished; couple. BY
Feb. s. ME. 2027.
PARLoR FLOOR. unfurnished,, in attrac-
1ys small bab hsve xons
one. Will pay up to 500. Box 265-H,
TWO gentle girls want clean furn. room
s sbs apt D6 sop sia rsHsR ensninss SsV' e''
YOUNG MAN. gentle, wants large. we'll
furnished room; private home. good neigh
borhood; garage; use of kitchen for oc-
easional light breakfast or lunch; S25-S3O.
WOMAN wants. single furn. room. avail
tions Bldg. or on good TRANSPORTATION. Must
be reasonable. Box 174-S. Star.
SUBURBAN ROOMS.
AL. AIs vA;-LoyeIy front room Z Tiadows,
Sunday or after $50 ewes
bus fare: gentle: s25 mo CHI 1854. ~
GENTLEMAN, large new room, semi-private
bath, in Virginia home, on 1-acre wooded
quiet, S35 month CHI. 44a2.
ARL1NGTON-Single room with private
bath. lst floor; new home; 3 blocks from
bus; $50 month. Phone CHI. 1855.
FoREsTvILLE, Md.--Nice room with twin
board optional. Hillside 037s-W.
ARLINGTON. Va.-,Large double rm. in
new home, twin beds, semi-pvt. bath;
business couple or . gentlemen. Call after
6 pm. Falls Church 2497-J
ROOMS WITH BOARD.
FOR REFINED GUEST HOUSE reserva:.
5lSns' ~ ,5Ss Ts.l out OF raid danger Sone' call
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.. l door of Conn
Young man to share room in lovely home
with another wo 1923.
UNUSUAL LOVELY HOME NOURISHING
food and good care; tray service. Wis
consn 1874.
WILL CARE For ONE CHIP 552,sn and bol1s beard
1880 iivineston I'd. Hyattsviile. 2.
WARM ROOM next bath. c.h.w.: bus at
door; home cooking; suburban home 1880
Livingston I'd. Hyattsville.
RMS girls or men n!efly Hs rsrn snd
40 pm.
1900 9th ST. N.W.-Beautiful corner
house. refined Jewish family; excellent
meals; young man share room. IA. $3.50.
171S 18TH ST. N.W.-AttractlVe front
double twin beds charming residence;
superior food
ONE OR TWO GIRLS wanted to share
room with young girl Government worker.
CHEVERLY. nearby Md-Large room, .
or 3 girls, 1st. floor, next bath. laundry
privileges, phone; 50 wk WA. 0a6a.
21l4 18th ST. Nw-Basement apt for
three men. $50 per week each.
North 925S
CARROLL SPRINGS INN,
FOREST GLEN MD.-BUS SERVICE. 20
ACRES. 80 ROOMS GOOD FOOD.
SHEPHERD 2O40. SLIGO 51s1.