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Evening star., 1942-05-26
STAR WASHINGTON D. c. TUESDAY, MAY &c.
Sti|we|| Party Fleeing
From Burma Lived
On Rice, Rice, Rice
26 Americans in Group
Which Escaped to India
One Jump Ahead Of Jnps
BY PRESTON GROVER,

NEW DELHI, May 26.-Twenty-
six weary American doctors,
civilians and military men who
marched out of Burma with 1t.
Gen. Joseph w. Stilwell proved
that tastes can differ even when
your diet is mostly rice, rice, rice.
For 140 miles these Americans,
part Of a polyglot group Of 104
emerging from Burma, legged 1t up
hill and down jungle dale, through
steaming rivers and among head
hunting Burmese to reach India.
Most of the time they were just
couple of jumps ahead of the
Japanese. They rode trucks, RATS
and jeeps for the first several
hundred miles-until they had to
abandon mechanical transport and
start hiking.
Impatient to Get Back to Jobs.
Today, refreshed by solid sleep,
they were scattering throughout
India to eat and rest and pick up
again the fighting jobs that brought
them to the Orient. Gen. Stilwell
himself, who came out lean as
rail, is impatient to get back and
drive the japanese out of Burma.
1t. Col. Frank Dorm Of San Fran
cisco, Gen. Stilwells aide, who was
the mixers mess officer, fed the
party of assorted nationalities. Be-
sides the Americans and 19 Bur-
mese nurses there were English
men, Indians, Chinese and various
racial intermixtures in the group
I'VE divided into two groups very
nicely" said Col. Dorm. "One group
of about 40, including the Burmese
nurses, liked food highly spiced.
Their food was cooked separately.
Another group Of about go. includ-
ing most of the Americans, didn't
like so much spice. so we had our
food cooked without 1t.
I'VE often had to cut down on
meats or make what we had stretch
out, but we always had as much rice
as We needed.
"One day, after the group re-
ceived supply Of food from an
English party meeting us from In
dia. we decided to cook a meal
without rice.
Complaints Over Lack of Rice.
1T was a good meal because
young English civil servant named
T. A. Sharp brought. us a whole
string of supplies. But you should
have heard the complaints because
there was no rice.
1--WE served rice every day after
that even though it was about all
we had had to eat in many days"
Col. Dorn's job also was to buy
chickens and other supplies from
the natives. Once they had the luck
to get two pigs and once the bad
luck not to get COW.
I'VE tried to get the natives to
sell us cow" he related. but they
refused They were Buddhists and
wouldn't kill the animal.
They finally agreed to catch a
COW for us. Then We could kill it
and give them present and every
thing would be all right. They
caught the COW, but before we ar
rived to claim her they got tired Of
the whole business and turned her
| loose
I'VE had plain rice for dinner"
All Sections Represented.
The Americans in the party, most
i ly Army men, represented widely
Evening star., 1942-05-26
Defense SideIiehts-
Rescue Squad
Unit Will Hold
Open House

Open house will be held at 8
o'clock tonight by Rescue Squad
No. 10 at the Rudolph School,
Second and Hamilton streets NV.
Speakers will include Joseph May
hew, Fire Department battalion
chief. and two other department
officers, Capt. F. A. Biondi and Sergt.
j. r. Ludlom. All civilian defense
workers in the area are invited.
Gerhart A. GeseIl, attorney, Of
1905 Cation place NV, has been
made assistant deputy warden for
the Georgetown area. The appoint
ment was announced by Walter F..
Bramhall, chairman of the area
Defense Committee.
Warden training films and other
pictures dealing with the war effort
will be exhibited at a meeting in
Foundry Methodist Church, Six
teenth and Church streets NV, at
8 o'clock tonight under the auspices
Of Zone S. Dupont Circle Defense
Area.
A. E. Crook, jr., will be in charge
Of the meeting. Short talks will
be made by Thomas w. Sandoz,
deputy warden, and George E. Cox,
assistant deputy warden. A small
admission will be charged to de-
fray the cost of the films, which
deal with the raids on Manila and
London. Notification of the meet
ing has been sent to 1000 residents
of the area.
Walter F. Bramha1l, chairman of
the Georgetown Civilian Defense
Committee, has announced the ap-
pointment of Gerhard Gesell, local
attorney, as assistant deputy warden
for the area.
Evening star., 1942-05-26

the occupied countries This again
shows that Darre's dismissal was
not related to his capacity as Reich
supply chief.
These same reports, Interestingly
enough, mention that the morale
of the German population has not
improved in proportion to the ac-
quirement Of food supplies. Neither
has this morale been boosted by
gruesome tales being told by Ros-
tok's 10000 evacuees, now scattered
through Germany, Of the terrific de-
vastations caused by British bombs.
Darres fate is an indication,
opinion here goes, that the Gestapo,
daily stronger, does not hesitate to
suppress any weakening element in
the Nazidom, even in the highest
position.
Copyright, 1912, Chicago Daily News, Inc)
Evening star., 1942-05-26
Us High School Boys
Volunteer 10 Work
On Nearby Farms
Montgomery County Plan
Will Employ Youths
AT Is Cents an Hour

Approximately 125 high school
boys and girls from the District and
nearby urban areas have volun-
teered to work as farm hands in
Montgomery County this summer, 1t
was announced today.
The boys will live in high schools
at Poolesville, Gaithersburg, Da-
mascus and Sandy Spring from
June 81 until the first week. in Sep
tember. They will be paid Is cents
an hour and will work regular work
hours" on the farm.
The boys wages will be paid by
individual farmer employers. They
will be given a MONDAY meal by
the farmer. and breakfast and sup
per will be served in the school
cafeterias. The meals will cost ap-
proximately 81 Ga month, it is esti-
mated.
Under Teachers Supervision.
The boys will be under the super
vision Of county teachers. Girls
employed by the National Youth
Administration will serve meals in
the cafeterias.
o. w. Anderson. Montgomery
County agent. has sent out ques-
tionnaires to 1850 county farmers
asking if they would employ the
boys. Mr.. Anderson said that he
has received 125 replies, most Of
which are favorable.
At present, arrangements for
transportation of the boys from the
school to the farms have not been
completed. Suggestions orr help in
providing transportation will be
welcomed" at the Maryland State
employment Office in Silver Spring
it was said.
A training period will begin June
6. They will receive no compensa-
ton during the training period.
Physical Examinati ton Provided.
A physical examination will be
given by county health authorities
before boy is admitted to the
camp. Weekly health checkups will
be made.
Adequate recreation" Is being
planned for each camp.
High school boys interested in the
plan, who must be at least II years
old, may apply at the State En-
ployment Office, 8511 Colesville road,
Silver Spring. Volunteer workers
who wish to help in an advisory
capacity may apply at the same
Office
Evening star., 1942-05-26
Mrs. CurIin Awarded
$3.50 Week AIimony
By a Staff Correspondent Of The Star.

By Staff Correspondent OF The star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, May &C.
c. Carlin, jr., publisher of the Alex
andria Gazette, has been directed to
pay preliminary alimony of $3.50 a
month to Mrs. Sara Perine Bayol
Carlin, in a decree entered in the
Alexandria Circuit Court by Judge
Walter T. Mccarthy.
The decree also directed payment
Of court costs and counsel fees for
the plaintiff. Mrs. Carln filed suit
May 8 for alimony for the education,
maintenance and support Of two in
FAINT children.
The suit is returnable at the June
term for further action.
Evening star., 1942-05-26
Killers Aides Reported
Reforming Spanish Army

BY the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 26.-
Adolf Hitler's lieutenants are hastily
reorganizing the Spanish Army, the
Moscow radio said last night In a
broadcast heard by Columbia Broad
casting System.
In addition, the Russian station
declared, strangers are being banned
from Spanish frontier towns.
The broadcast said these reports
were linked "in informed circles
to indicate general war prepara-
tions were being made in Spain.
With an eye to the new fea-
lures of the present war and under
German suggestion" the broadcast
declared, "a united command of all
the Spanish armed forces is being
set up"
Evening star., 1942-05-26
Gov. Durden Receives
Hompden-Sy Degree

BY the Associated Press.
HAMPDEN-SYDNEY, Va, May
26.-Gov. Darden was one of three
men awarded honorary degrees at
commencement exercises today at
Hampden-Sydney College.
The degree of doctor of laws was
conferred on Virginia's chief execu-
tive who made the commencement
address to the colleges 80graduates.
James w. Gordon, Richmond attor-
ney, also received an Ii. D. degree,
and Carl Broman, professor Of mu-
sic at Mary Baldwin College in
Staunton, was made doctor of music.
Evening star., 1942-07-02
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

VACUUM CLEANER. Kenmore, with at
tschments, perfect. will demonstrate; also
new G. E. tank cleaner. all attachments.
Ia 1892.
TYPEWRITER, Underwood good con-
dition. reasonable. Phone Dupont 34ss.
TYPEWRITER, l.. c. Smith; Corona por-
table, sterling model, black case. yrs.
old. LU. So67.
TYPEWRITER, Remington portable, model
l. Call Glebe 3013 after pm -
WASHING MACHINES-H you can pay
cash we can save you money on new de
luxe large-size ABCO-MATIC washers,
also a few new small apartment washers.
Immediate delivery. Call Republic 1890,
The Piano Shop, 1015 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-07-02
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
For erompt responses
and better serDice, aduer-
tisers are requested to in
clude telephone number In
announcements under For
Rent ClaSsifcdtions.

TWO GIRLS TO SHARE APT. WITH TWO
others; convenient transportation. Phone
DU. 5415 after pm.
UNUSUAL JdN oPnoHTuNrTY hef + .Jf .ooa COOL b
conveniences. DU. 5i65, after 5 pm.
room, private bath. private entrance
phone sS monR Sssce ca Co. oeS S2okns
GENTLE LADY BET. 80 AND 40 TO
Rade Woodev 55o Ap5 ha SOB sdath sDfh sS sfsr s. ca
sUBLEAsE BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED
ppTo pp dnnf room OF no barooms room
S225. Telephone for appointment, Adams
= ARMY OFFICERS, OR GOVERNMENT
privs. of entire house and grounds; break
fast and dinner included as well as trans.
to and from work. Call ME. $3.50.
10s CAVALIER TRAIL, FALLS CHURCH,
girls, Sl5 mo. ca: twin beds. Falls
126 E ST. N.W-CooL BASEMENT APT.
TO responsible couple for $40 mo. with care
OF rooming house
LARGE LIVING RM,, BEDRM,, DIN, KIT,
: adults adults. sia5. sI5 Phone Adams 1871. A'''
l417 PARK RID. NV APT, al ROOM;
kitchen, semi-priyate U bath. Unlimited
1903 BILTMoRE ST. NV, APT. 2Qa-
iatt rent 10 July a4th. Available only to party
buying furniture, 5000 cash, Adults.
DOWNTOWN 1oos 24th ST. NV, 4th
oGnFhSh5 bSfh and shoaer s55 room ME- Enc a74a 81 tile
NEAR CoNGREssIoNAL LIBRARY - 2
To adult family unit $50. NO. 4365
BETHESDA, MD, $500, GEORGETOWN
rd.-7-3 rooms, kitchen, bath: End, floor;
inclosed porch: utilities incl. mi. ga
rage; bus stop. Wisconsin 1852.
CoNV. 10th NW.-ARTIsT ESTATE, DU-
bic bath: 1ls a. handicapped newly deco;
closets acco 8; cool, auist; auistti; util furn.;
ARLINGToN-sUBRE TO COUPLE,
Sii0. NA. 3i2o. EXT. 553, or EN- o44s. s.
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED 2 BED
rooms living room dining room foyer foye1
isHt; lease. Cali North o3a4 or or Ma aas2
bedrm.. bbad twin beds; kit. porch, semi-pvt.
bath. EMPLOYED couple. Gentle. ia. 00o3.
ARLINGTON RMS. AND BATH: 500
PsT Pf6e mG 18th hfl S. 81 u'es Ar off A Gebe oi0
| living room. bedroom. twin beds; July,
Aug, Sept; settled couple, no children OF
pets: refs suburb. Tel. Shepherd 74T-W
| 18th ST. NW-FURNIsHED APT. 2 BED
no linens Call HO. 1856 after pm
or all day Sunday
| UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE APT. BY
decorator, wood burning freplaces anss
double wndo%s in vng room and eGtf
session: $50. For appt. call DE. 5f67
Evening star., 1942-07-02
HOUSES FURNISHED.

7 RMS. BATH. OIL HEAT; COMPLETELY
furnished; Sc. section; S150 mo. Apply
1910 w st. Sc.
KENILWoRTH, 1903 MINI. AVE. NE-s
tenant furnishes hit, linens. silver and
dishes; lease S120 mo-; adults. APPLEBY,
owner.
NEWLY FURNISHED sIx-RooM NEW
officer: Sl25. HER, Wilton Woods, Box
74l. Franconia rd,
IMMEDIATE PossEss1oN-,l917 ROCK
soTner wSGa ts hame sun paror
tory. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths: garage: .recrea-
tion room sls5 month. Sligo 1917.
1929 4th ST. NW;-s r., B., SHOWER,
m6 Ts5s rsi saF MIR e0RF MYr6S lSsa3H R Sfas s@o
4,BEDRooM COUNTRY CLUB SECTION
month. Cali after, 6 WI, 7a75,
GEoRGEToWN-14 ROOMS. BRICK, m
r st. NV Michigan o142.
TAKOMA PARK-5-ROOM BUNGALOW
screened porch large hss hattraetiiye We yard
Near stores RosERP ans fSPffss E LoHR. OH Sioo'
81 Cedar St, Takoma PIX, D. c. GE. O257.
GEoRGEToWN--AVA JULY 18th.
bedrooms bath attraetiVe Living room room
dogs dogs ! no j children. Gentiles only. Cali
FRANCES POWELL HILL,
1906 Goth ST. NV. DE. 1922,
ALEXANDRIA AND BELLE HAVEN - 3
bedrooms, 2 baths; immed. possession;
4 bedrooms, baths; possession July
Is; $500.
3 bedrooms. bath: immediate possess
sion; S165
Seminary Hill-3 bedrooms. 2 baths: 1
acre of ground; immed. possession; 5000.
3 bedrooms. 2 baths: immediate possess
sion; Sl6o.
These homes are in Alexandria's finest
residential section, beautifully furnished; /;
for sum.ler rental or longer.
HELEN r. MARSHALL
Evening star., 1942-07-02
APARTMENTS FUR. OR uNEUR.

20O1 UPSHUR ST. NE-BACHELOR
basement. apt; brick fireplace, knotted
pine walls, c.hw., private bath. shower
and entrance; ! or ? gentle employed
adults. reasonable
Evening star., 1942-07-02
MOVING. PACKING r. STORAGE
APARTMENTS WANTED

VIII take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, Edelmans S Nov
ing g storage Co. Tavlor ',g37
Evening star., 1942-07-02
BOATS.

COMET CLASS SAILBOAT, airplane cloth
sails; perfect cond, completely rigged with
full equipment in commission; built by
Thompson Manufacturing Co. NO. 1859.
FOR RENT-All-steel boat trailers. Amer
ican Trailer Co., Inc, 4030 Wisconsin ave.
WO. 1922.
BEAUTIFUL I942 29-ft. Chris-Craft
express cruiser with 2 130-h.p. motors;
absolutely brand-new. Motors barely
broken in. Fully equipped: sleeps 2; galley,
toilet Will do at least 32 miles per hour
Will take $500 cash for immediate sale
Call WO $500 ewes
Evening star., 1942-07-02
HOUSES FUR. OR UhEUR.

UNFURNIsHED OR PARTLY FURN.
small detached. one bath, Ss5; can sleep
4 persons. No. Wash. blvd. and 10th ST.,
Arlington, Va. Elk. 1896.
Evening star., 1942-07-02
FARM & GARDEN.

A CASE all-metal thrashing machine with
automatic feeder, in perfect condition. also
good binder: make offer. Malta poni
Farms. Groom, Md. Marlboro 204-W-4
BABY CHICKS.
BARRED ROCKS, R. l. Reds, White Leg
horns Conkey'S Y-O feeds. James Feed
Store, 6l9 K st. NV. Metropolitan 00Sa
Evening star., 1942-07-02
NGRESS HEIGHTS. Sc,
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

PERMANENT COUPLE DESIRE WELL-DE-
signed, unfurnished house. nice yard; good
care: rent to Sl25. RA. 1901. 3-5 pm. %
UNFURNISHED HOUSE "a BEDROOMS
$50; prefer Hyattsville, College Park, River
dale. Phone Warfield O71S. %
COMM. OFFICER. ADULT FAMILY.
stores and transp. Ii 0400. Ext. SOL.
COMPLETELY FURN. SMALL HOUSE,
near Washington Country Club to g
weeks beginning late July or August /. WI
64S9.
FURNISHED HOUSE OR APT; NOT
over 500. Write Box 149-L, Star
Evening star., 1942-07-02

PRIVATE ENTRANCE, downtown. large
single room newly decorated, close to bath;
S35 per mo. 92s end st. NV.
CHEVY CHASE, MD. 7002 Conn. ave
Large front rm., quiet, pvt. home. $50 mo;
gentleman: bus at door. WI. 2571.
MACCMB ST. NV, 4536-Twin bed-liv.
Tin,, nine paneled; fireplace, desk. shelves,
8 closets, hot-cold running water. lava
tory, also tile bath, shower. Gentlemen
Ref 500 for 2. Single rn., $40. EN-. 1854.
Evening star., 1942-07-02

AJAX IMsNtS WANTED.
ARMY OFFICER DESIRES Arm. UNF.
apt; or small house not over $40. CHAP
hA5N LedN Fl. II. STOCKTON, RE. 67O0 Ext
EMPLOYED COUPLE DESIRE . OR 3
room room apt dinette, modern kitchen and
bath, NV. section: immediate or July 18th
YOUNG, REFINED coIJPLF 6Es1PFs !
Kitchen: NV: or ne. section: furnished
pref Ho 050o. Apt. 504 7 to pm 2.
1bI1Grsn IWo ApULTs agI;I WITH THREE SMALL
or house. reasonably, near Dupont Circle.
Call North 9609 after g pm
UNFURNISHED OR ROOMS. KITCH-
en- en- and md bath. $40 to $50; adult couple
mneaae nnf S6e6 Hx a9e or by July T. Chest
LADY LAD; GOVERNMENT EMPLoYE DE-
sdns set sister ft,tns and niece IL sSoseo in
To ssrIEp aSyT ehas 30 stys wAST ssE
scription. Box 6sM. Star A.
Sl!F pNF APT, ? TO 5 RMs.,, KIT AND
ana Penna. ave. Box Ism, Star.
| n,s5.9: ROOM, I-.1sI KITCHEN J. AND BATH BATH; FUR;
Dupont 1906, MRS. A. L. PERRY.
PERM. GOVT. COUPLE. UNFURN. ONE
or two bedrms: walking distance 18th and
NV. MA. 9o76, Ext 307, after 5 pm.
MANUFACTURERS EXECUTIVE REPRE-
bedrm.. living rn, kitchenette, dnette apt.
for the duration: Just man and wife in
family; no pets; want good address in
hrst-class bldg; would like to move from
s4sl. ask for Mr.. RULBURD, N'' D'''-'''
3 OR 4 ROOM MODERN APT, FURN. OR
unfurn.. within 3 miles municipal center
ME. 6ls:5. ask for MIR. RINEHART.
ONE OR TWO ROOM K, b. FURNISHED
apartment for settled married couple.
Phone CHI. 229a.
NICELY FURNISHED BEDROOM. LIVING
room, kitchen bath. generous closet space;
summer months or longer: prefer NV
section: will pay we'll; responsible couple;
references Write Box SOM. Star. a.
Evening star., 1942-07-02
CHEVY CHASE CLUB

Within ho blocks beautifully 5salad furnished
servants quarters and bath, library,
I~owder room. recreation room: 2-car ga
rage; air conditioned near main bus line;
$3.50 90 month. See Mr.. Norris.
WEAVER BROS, INC,
Washington Bldg. DI. $500.
Chestnut go3S
Evening star., 1942-07-02
APARTMENTS RENT, NEW YORK

BEING TRANSFERRED TO N Y?
These two distinctive. new elevator
apartments offer maximum city
THE ETHAN ALLEN.
67-70 Yellowstone Blvd. Forest Hills.
2l2, BE-. 4la Rooms.
THE WILLIAM PENN.
S6-15 Elmhurst Ave, Elmhurst.
ga, g. Az Rooms
Both bldgs. are close to subways,
theaterS. shopping, schools etc.
See supts., or phone HAv 3-677A
Evening star., 1942-07-02
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

TYPEWRTTERS adding machines, etc. Late
models Rentals and repairs. All makes
American Typewriter Co. 1431 E. Capitol
st, Ii 0nS2 Open evenings.
Evening star., 1942-07-02
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.
DOGS PETS. ETC

HOLLYWOOD KENNELS-BOARDING
Cocker Spaniel Puppies. Stud Service.
9707 BALTIC. Ave. Berwyn 139, WA. 1924.
PUPPIES---Police and fox terriers. Sd and
S5; yr.-old cookers and Boston bulls. A.
K. c.; housebroken; S15. Warfield l712.
MY PET DOGS FOR SALE. wire female,
$40: Bedlington male. SO: dachshund red
male. $40 Phone WI 1873.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS, A. x. c., black
and white male red and red and white
female: also Persian kitten. Glebe 2l40.
THOROUGHBRED DACHSHUNp.
s WEEKS OLD $40 EACH.
Evening star., 1942-07-02
ROOMS WITH BOARD.


MT. PLEASANT 1866, Ingleside terrace
vate Jewish home, Kosher meals; excel
lent location; twin beds; can accommodate
3 or girls; unlimited phone. garage;
bus ~ block, streetcar 3 blks. AID. 2404:
143l CRITTENDEN ST. N.W-Vacancy in
twin room for another young man, with
breakfast; reasonable; ! block from 9th
st. bus and 14th st. car line; congenlal
atmosphere.
1444 BELMONT ST N.W.-Refined girl,
no smoker, snare large, peautiIui room
celenU meals
ARLINGTON. 1Oc bus. unlim. phi, pvt
home, near Washington Country Club; pre-
fer 2 Government employees twin beds
GIL. 4975. T.
pETwoRTH, AIS Shepherd St. n-w.-Large
comfortable room, next to bath; suit. for
q mr.. transp.: gentle adults
BEL-AIR CLUB, 7711 Eastern ave.-.Choice
rooms by day. week or month, fine food
line siH. ao75, sH. 33i7.
1884 FAIRMONT NW.-Newly decorated
double room: CON- twin beds beds goo, good meals young
YOUNG GIRL. share room with another;
pvt. home. twin beds laundry, unlim.
phone; delicious New England cooking.
single room with exceptional board in ,pri-
vate family open for young Govt. employe,
woman, Protestant, non smoking. college
bred preferred; $40 Phone c.. 45S6,
$3.50 MONTH, choice location, excellent
meals, fine living quarters. Singers, 1409
18th st. NV.
9OS C ST. NE.-Nice clean room for gen.
tlemen Southern cooking
YOUNG gentile girl to share a twin bed
room with another. $40 month Apt. 106,
325 Franklin st. ne. AID. 534S
| FURN RIM. done in new maple for . girls;
| Jewish family; telephone service: transp
| conv Call Taylor 5410.
1909 MASS. AVE. NV.
! Room for girls; nne meals: new
furniture.
Evening star., 1942-07-02
ROOMS UNFURklSHED.

1923 31st ST. Sc, near Penn. ave-
conn rms. private bath, private entrance.
for employed couple: no cooking: S45. TR.
1854.
CHEVY CHASE - Large modern studio
suite, 3 exposures: near bus line. private
bath and entrance; gentiles; 500. OIL. 0965.
Evening star., 1942-07-02
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.


40 M ST. Nw.-LARGE ROOM. NEXT TO
bath, grill privilege; suitable for employed
7oa D ST. s.E.--3 ROOMS, BATH. ALL
utilities furnished sos. FREDERICK A.
BLUMER- 617 Penna. ave. Sc. a.------
GEORGETOWN, 1870 34th ST. NV
Bachelor apt: l rm., kitchenette and
bath gaTden Thurs tn 5o to 70 IN
CORNER APT. room, kit-dinette, bath;
close in; direct bus line; excel neigh
borhood; compl. ,furn; Can transfer fsase S.e
TO TO purchaser Of furniture: oSse; $500; rent $40
WILL SELL FURNITURE AND TRANSFER
lease of desirable arm. apt; nicely, fur
niShed; nr. Munitions Bldg and down.
town; rent. $50. Phone Republic 60S3.
RENT FREE-YoUNG COUPLE. ADULTS
only, TO share new bungalow, for wifes
Hillside l066W. b
1906 SHEPHERD ST, N.w.--BAsEMENT
apt; newly decorated. private entrance,
refrieerator; near trans. ia. 6341.
sUBLEAsE 4 COOL ROOMS, 1st FLOOR,
to refined couple Call Sligo 1860 22o
Willow ave. Takoma Park Nd.
1929 NEWTON ST. NV. MT, PLEASANT
trc m "e refriseraton' se phone oT inciuded back
yard: for empl. counle only; SIS mo.
CLOSE IN ON CAPITOL HILL NE.-APT,
SIS wk. 401 D st. ne. 314 9Th st. ne.
/ ROOM, -KITCHENETTE AND BATH
apt. for refined person: references Call
Republic 14oO, Apt. 1913. between 1914 =
MT. PLEASANT.
rooms, kitchen and bath: furnished
Adq!ts only $50 per- mo. i?ff1 F. ELfor Nib
Evening star., 1942-07-02
ROOMS FURNISHED.

beds and bath; newly furn; conv. bus
line to temp. Govt. buildings in Sc: 2
Christian gentlemen only WA. $3.50.
1912 SPRING RID. N.W.-Airy double bed
room and den, next bath. quiet home; all
conveniences; ideal for couple; "a block
excel. transp; also single front room North
10oS after z o
Evening star., 1942-07-02
ROOMS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
ard better serDice, adUer-
tisers are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent CldSSifcati0nS.
Evening star., 1942-07-02
ROOMS WANTED.

WIDOW, Govt. employe, desires room in
pvt nome: best character refs; will stay
nights with child Box 1921, Star.
NEWSMAN WIFE want small apt. or
housekeeping room; sober, ref. Box 9-M
Evening star., 1942-07-02
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

BROOM BASEMENT APT, COMPLETELY
furnished, for l or 2 people. Hillside
1065-J.
VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS-THREE ROOMS.
kitchen and BATH private entrance; no
children; S65. Call Jackson 2130-W.
Evening star., 1942-07-02
INVESTMENT

department building, detached frame.
slate roof, side wall, asbestos shingle:
3 separate apis. 2 rooms, kitchen and
bath each; oil heat. hot water; gross rent,
$1,000 a month A real bargain at
$3.50. Call Mr: Bennett. GE: 229s.
NV GE 1898 DI 3347
Evening star., 1942-07-02

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-S9,750.
Owner leaving city. will sell his de-
west section and "a block from bus lines;
near schools, stores and churches.
w. C. & A. N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO.,
1119 18th St. NV. D1 4464.
After 6 pm. phone WI. 1427.
Evening star., 1942-07-02
LET US REPAIR OR REBUILD
YOUR OUTBOARD MOTOR,
Only Genuine Factory Replace
ment Parts Used by Expert
CATTLE & LIVESTOCK

A BEAUTIFUL pair of dapple-gray
Percheron horses, 6 and 7 years old; will
work anywhere: $500; perfect black
Percheron horse years old, $500. Mat
taponi Farms Groom. Md. Mari 204-W-4.
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.
CORDWoOD, seasoned, wholesale and re-
tail pine, oak and mixed, Aft lengths or
sawed TO order Wood yard, 900 block
Howard I'd. Sc TR. 1903. Nights and
Sunday, .TR. 3407.
FIREPLACE WOOD. oak, hickory, S14 cord.
Prepare now for rationing eventualities.
Pierson. Olney Md. Phone Ashton 1881 .
Evening star., 1942-07-02

40 M ST N.W.-LARGE ROOM. NEXT TO
bath. grill privilege; suitable for employed
couple DI. 400.