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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-02-21

Here's the secret. Even the most
famous beauties nowadays plan
how they want to look and work &C
look that way. Until you follow
their example, you'll never know
how beautiful you can be. Throw
aside that, s'It's no use, I wasn't
born to be beauty attitude.
make up your mind you're going
to be beautiful, and do something
about it.
I have heard SO many women
say, ST just don't have time for all
those elaborate beauty routines ]
read about Don't let that excuse
stop you A beauty routine can be
as simple Or as complicated as yor
wish to make it.
For instance, cold splash ir
the morning, a warm sudsing with
mild soap at night, and two good
creamings in between is all that
it takes to have fresh healthy
complexion. !. :. and certainly a
smooth skin is the first step to
beautiful face. Artfully applied
makeup will do the rest.
Go to your beauty operator and
let her give you a good checkup
Are you using the right shade Of
powder, rouge and lipstick? DO
you know how to apply them SO
that they point up your good fea-
lures and tone down your not-so-
Uord Cvaso r e1rn oil fha little
makeup tricks that will improve
your particular type
After you have lifted your face
out Of the doldrums, the next step
is to frame it with an attractjvely
arranged head Of hair. There iS
nothing that will pep up wom-
ans appearance more than a new
llp-to-date hair do especially If
she has been wearing the same old
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-02-21
Call Editor Sues;
Asks $4,000

KANSAS CITY, Mo.-(A N Pr
Suit has been flea In jackson
County Circuit court here against
Lear B. Reed, former chief of
police. charging libel and asking
$4,000 damages. The complainant
IS Chester A. Franklin, editor OF
the Kansas City Call, and other
defendants named in the suit are
the Western DapJist Publishing
company and Joseph E. Brown,
FRANK Q. White and Sylvester &,
Lowell of the Brown White-Lowe,l
Press, who are publishers of the
former G-man's recent book, HUI
man Wolves.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-02-21
Up And Down Parish Street
BY PERCY GREENE

one of those snug little bundles of
happiness, stopped by at tbs Sallia
Harris Clinic, and it's girl MAX
ing for the family girl and a
boy--they are doing fine.
OUT AT THE AIR BASE TUES
DAY night the soldiers were en-
tertained with the first all col
ored show organized by the USO,
including IN the cast of the show
are Aricse Andrews, seen several
tirees on Broadway, Ada Brown.
Butter Beans and Susie, Chiffon
and Thomas, Eubie Blake. Of the
famous comedy team of Sisle and
Blake, with production by the not
ed producer, Clarence Robinson.
The advance agent of the group is
Max Boyd. who was in Jackson
Sunday and Monday. The group
will play next week at Camp Shell
by, Mississippi.
MY WIFE AND KID, HFR SIS
TER, MRS. GLADYS TOPP, of
the Modern Cleaners. her daugn-
ter, Gloria Lee Topp and nv
mother in-law. Mrs Melvina Reed
of Rose Street, motored to New
Orleans, Louisiana Sunday to see
their kin. "Babbv Reed who now
lives in New Orleans, and the two
family idol, my other kid, Lor-
raine. who is "a student down there
il DilIard University. On the trip
down there the car ran off the
highWay and stuck in the mud,
and many a brother Of the
blood passed them, it remained
about an hour and half later.
for group of white students"
from Louisiana State University
on their way TO New Orleans. also,
to stop long enough to help them
out-and in that was a lesson for
the kids as Well as the grown up
and for you too.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-02-21


Parish STREET SATURDAY
NIGHT spent q l5ng time up
around the corner of Parish end
Hamilton Streets, taking to first
ore and then another of my old
friends, Land Thomas. Bad-eye
and Butch, from there, yesterday
as we'll as today, I have learned
and am learning many things
about life, and the language and
philosophy Of the street 10 be
found neither in schoolroon, nor
in books. My chief interest how
ever, was the Home Dining Room.
which is by and large one of the
finest places in the state In watch
ing I was able to wipe out Of my
mind forever, an age of idea of
Negro business place, towit: "tfat
if you fix I'D a place for our folks
too nice they wont patronize it,
with RESPECTS to the Home Dining
Room they are not only patroniz-
ing the place. but in watching
some folks whose habits we know.
We think the Home Dining Room,
by being fixed up so nice is calis-
ING lot of folks to fix themselves
up nice going inland coming cut
into the streets. :.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-02-21
Finishing Touch
Determines Looks
By MARIE DOWNING

If you of those people who believe that beauty
like talent for painting singingsomehing person
born Wlthyoure mistaken Look around you Pick out
the know who considered beautiful Study
them I'll bet that nine out of ten Of them haven't any
prettier features than If they haven't any
thing than you have, how do they get that way?
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-02-21

ON WEDNESDAY night. Febru-
airy 18th, Miss Lille Longstreet and
Miss Matte Booth were hostesses
TO a jolly group at a party at the
nome OF Miss Longstreet. gig
Cohea street, IGNORING Mr.. Eugene
Anderson, Booker T. Powell. Abra.-
ham Griffith and Robert Cosey on
the eve of their departure for the
talnlng camp. Corporal James
Robinson, former employee of the
Peoples Funeral Home, stopped by
Tor a brief stay, which was a very
pleasant surprise to those present
Pokeno and dancing was enioyed.
supper was served buffet stvle.
which consisted of dainty sand
Wlches, olives, pickles. mints and
punch. These enjoying this CAV
affair were: Misses Brucia Long
street, Susie Fielder, Beatrice War
ren, Helena Jones, Wesley Mae
charleston, Susie Whistenton. An
ME Mae Rogers, Willie Mae How
ard, Lucille Jones, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Browder, Mr.. and Mrs
Alphonso Fisher, Mr.. Tommye Lee
walker, Leyile Jones, Henry D.
Henderson, Bill Bailey, George
Simpson, Frank Spates, Cleo An
derson Robert Lee Cosey, Leo Col
ms, Andrew Horton, Jessie An
oefson and David L. Armstrong.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-02-21
News From Edwards

Miss Alta Thurston was the
charming hostess to the j. M. A.
on Friday evening to the Phyllis
on Friday evening the Phyllis
Wheatley Club. Both meetings were
greatly enjoyed by all.
Mr.. Ellis Willis was elected lead
er OF the BAU of Friendship Baptist
Church for the year and Mr.. Ben
ME Brown, president.
A very interesting program was
given at the Methodist Church by
Mrs. Katie Shearer on Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and FRIDAY
nights for the benefit for the
church. Mr.. Charles Thurston d.
recting the singing and also render
ing special numbers each night.
A two weeks Bible Study Course
was given at the Mt. Moriah Bap-
list Church by the pastor, Rev. c.
y. Brown Of jackson. Everyone en-
Joyed the meeting as he gave some
very interesting discussions on how
we should live and love each other.
Each night there was large at
tendance and everyone who attend
eel seemed to be greatly uplifted as
ne brought to light so many things
concerning the Bible and Gods love
Tor the church and man. On Friday
night he received quite a number
or gifts from the members. Every-
one tried to show his apprecia-
tlon Tor his efforts. The choirs sang
each night with Edna Hood. pianist.
furnishing the music.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-02-21
Port Gibson News

Mrs. Goldie johnson passed to
her reward Friday and was buried
Saturday from the Marx Funeral
Home
Mr.. Robert Shaifer, proprietor OF
the Bridge Cafe, continues on the
sick list. We hope for him a speedy
recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miller and son,
Joe, Jr., of Monroe, Louisiana visit
ed In the home of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sandy Maddox.
Mrs. Susie King Roads made a
flying trip to Jackson visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. Alice Foster of St. Louis.
Missouri, who IS visiting her sick
daughter, Mrs. Sarah Maddox,
spent several days in Vicksburg
visiting relatives and friends.
Mr. r. E. johnson who has been
employed IN the Delta for several
months returned home Sunday ac-
companied by Mr. Leroy johnson
and Mr.. Lee Of jackson.
Mrs. Marie Baker served deli
ctous luncheon Sunday afternoon.
Those enjoying 1t were: Rev. D. L.
jackson, Mrs. viney Regain and Miss
-. w. Turner.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-02-21
MRS. j. III. DEAN, HOSTESS TO
Art APPRECIATION

ART APPRECIATION
The beautiful home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Fl. Dean. West Pearl
Street, was a fitting setting to the
delightful Valentine Party that
members of Art Appreciation en-
loyed at the close of the work
hour Friday evening.
A new member, Mrs. +. b
Brown, was welcomed into the
Club. Another surprise was a 25c
assessment for State dues. After
the president, Mrs. Tnelma Cobb
Jones, explained that the assess
ment would take place Of the clubs
annual benefit, the amount was
quickly raised as the ladies re
sponded beautifully.
During the social hour, Mrs
Dean, always a charming hostess,
invited the ladies into the dining
room to help themselves as the
service was buffet style. Mrs.
Doris Tharp Hall presided at the
punch bowl. AS the members filed
by the table they served themselves
cheese straws, tomato salad on let
tuce moulded into heart shapes,
tuna fish sandwiches, two kinds of
Valentine cake, candies, nuts ami
punch.
Little Alfred Earl McFwen play
ed poStman and delivered palen.
tine to all the ladies present.
THE QUEEN OF HEARTS
Bridge club was graciously enter
tanned at the regular meeting Mon
DAY evening at the home Of Miss
Mae Isom Davenport. Those pres
ent were: Misses Grace Randall.
Ruth Powell, Annylee Crawford.
Minnie Parish; Mesdames Gather
Inc Williams Johnson, Virgie Har-
us Brumfield and Blanche Cade
Brown. Several hands of bridge
were played, after which the first
prize was presented to Miss Grace
Randall and the BOBBY to Mrs.
Catherine w. johnson. The guests
enjoyed delicious menu. The next
meeting will be held at the home
or Miss Ruth Powell, Whitfield
MIL Road, Tuesday evening.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-02-21

Mrs. II. c. Hunnard gave a show
er Tor Paul and Ruby Hutton. They
received many lovely gifts. The
HENDRIX BROTHERS heard over
WSBC each week will sing at the
81. Pau Baptist Church, miles
south OF Edwards Tuesday night.
MI Charlie CASTOR recently visit
ed his sister Miss Ada Steven and
other relatives.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-02-21
News From Canton

1NCWS IlOHu OdAllOL
Mrs. r v. pritchard entertain
ed the MT. Zion J NJ. A. Thurs
day, at her beautiful home on
Walnut Street. Valentine fayors
and color scheme made the affair
quite unique
Mr.. L. M. Tolliyer and his
Boy Scout Troop visited the Madi-
son County Training School re-
Gently.
Henry Cooper, James o. De-
Frantz, C. Miller and Cole
man Garrett we're among the many
boys who left the city Monday for
camp
The many friends of Mr.. Bob
Denwood are very sorry to know
that he is very Ill at the King
Daughters Hospital here.
Sunday, February 18th, the
ladies of Mt. Zion Baptist Church
raised $106.19. The ladies always
beat the men in everything they
undertake to do. The men just
can't hold a light for the ladies to
see by.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith were
visitors in Jackson Sunday.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-02-21

PROF. A. NJ LOVFTsACE. Of
the Jackson College Music rle-
partroent, who has won such a
warm place in the hearts of jack.
son folks, was at the same time a
very sad and a very hanpy man.
His father in Gary, Indiana was
seriously i'll making it necessary
for him to, go TO his bedside, while
be was away, that ole bird, with
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-02-21

Mr.. SAM G. RANTHAM. pillar OF
jackson, and wide known THROUGH
out the State, was Just about The
harpiest father in town this week.
Two of his three sons Dewey and
Sam, are visiting him. DEWEY is
general MANAGER of the Metropcli-
tan Funeral system OF Chicago.
one OF the largest in the country
and Sam prominent in business
and politics in Cleveland, Ohio.
His other son. Harvey is dentist
in Oakland, California.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-02-21

Mrs. Susie King Roads made a
flying trip to jackson visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-02-21

MRS. MYRA THORNTON and
her daughter, Beatrice, Of 139 w.
Church Street, spent Sunday in
crystal Springs, their old home,
attending the double funeral of
the late Mesdames Anna w. Frank
lin and Matte Rogers, also visiting
relatives and friends.
MRS. KATIE HARPER AIMS
WORTH attended the funeral of
the mother of her sisters husband,
Mrs. Matte Rogers. in Crystal
Springs The funeral was under
The direction of Frazier and Col.
Inns.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-02-21

MISS MAMIE SMITH, los West
Church Street. left the city last
week for st. Louis TO attend the
funeral OF a close friend Of the
family, and to join her brother, Mr..
Thomas Coleman, Of Rochester,
NY, who viii also attend the flu
neral. Miss Smith plans to stay a
few days before her return.
MIR. FERDINAND MOORE.
popular Jackson plasterer, who is
now making his home in Admission,
Alabama, Is in the city for a few
days on business and visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1942-02-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Smith were
visitors in Jackson Sunday
Evening star., 1942-04-10
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

YOUNG EMPL. MOTHER desires reas;. room
and board. vicinity SwartzeD Methodlst
Home, 2nd and Rittenhouse sts. NV;
must be avail April 10. NO. s554'
Evening star., 1942-04-10
ARLINGTON, VA.

LYON vnLAGE-6-room Colonial. "a
baths, recreation room, large corner lot,
borhood with lovely homes. 1900 North
Hancock st: Price, S13.600. $4,000 down.
balance S75 month.
JUDSON REAMY,
Evening star., 1942-04-10

GOOU INCOME WITH 6AFEI It
| S10,50O.
Detached brick two-family dwelling. only
| few years old. five rooms and bath each
floor, oil heat; rented at Sl;3s0 per year.
1903 H st. NV. National 2345.
Mr.. CALVERT ST. BRIDGE.
12-unit apt, SO rooms. IL baths; plenty
| room available to increase income.
JEROME 8. MURRAY,
| RE. 2460. 1881 G st. NV. MI 1929.
Evening star., 1942-04-10
WEEKS BEST BUY.

s-bedroom Colonial. close to everything.
three 3-bedroom Colonials on Edison st.
Last week we sold two; we have one left.
When this house is sold, we frankly tell
you can ever get such q well-built 3-bed-
room house, with fireplace In living room
for Ss,450. once open until o pm. Arling-
ton division.
REALTY ASSOCIATES, INC,
1917 Lee Highway CHI 1893 OK 113O
Evening star., 1942-04-10

UNFuRNIsHED APT; OR HOusE, Or 8
oDn preferred. Box 409-X, Star. IL
Evening star., 1942-04-10
ROOMS UNFURklsHED.

NE SECTION unfurpished sleeping
rooms, near transportation; reasonable.
Phone North S51S.
1918 FRANKLIN ST. NE.-New, 1 room,
kitchen and dinette; immediate occupancy:
2 adults. See Mr.. Lewis, supt.
Evening star., 1942-04-10
BETHESDA. MD.
IN CHEVY CHASE, D. C.

The best buy, for the money in this new
with living room, dining room, kitchen end
lavatory on 1st floor. 3 bedrooms and
baths on 2nd floor. Large attic. Space
for recreation room. Detached garage. Gas
heat C9pper water pDeS
SI2. 2.750.- Call Mr. GRIFFIN. National
Os56 or Emerson 4471. Paul T. Stone. Inc.
New Colonial Brick Home
Close to Regular Transportation.
$13,350
You can live In the country club section
Of Montgomery County on fine, elevated,
wooded lot and still be close to good trans
portation; this attractive, new brick home
contains 3 bedrooms, baths. study and
lavatory and outdoor fireplace; adjoins
large State park and close to excellent golf
PHILLIPS & CANDY, INC,
Ma: 1900: REALTORS. 1012 18th st. NV.
Foxhall Village -$1O,50O.
This is an exceptionally attractive house,
stone front, log-burning fireplace. auto
matte heat ,hse
with beautiful cherry tree and a garage.
Evenings call Mr. Shackelford, 81. 660S.
THE ONLY TROUBLE IS
that we can't get enough houses like this
A brand-new 2-story brick home Of 81
bedroom size In quiet; of-traffic part Of
| ETC., nice surrounding homes and good
neishbors:. with this at only S7.950. other
hoqseS H5ll l2ok H 9veaTg4fIeed sH
Evening star., 1942-04-10
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE
FARMS FOR SALE.

MANY FARMS LISTED. ANY AMOUNT OF
ccolesviiie ci h.0i Nd SE Ashton "a Ss46. open ewes:
120-ACRE FARM. INCLUDING LIVE
stock and farming equipment $4,000; loe
Gated about 80 miles from Washington.
sizes; aerease, town homes. lots, rentals.
ave. Rockville. Nd. Rockville 444
DOZEN MD. va. 81 $50 TO $500:
be Of interest. Estates. acreage. lots, N.
E. RYON CO.. Ma. 1907; res. GE. 6146.
NEAR OLNEY-s6,5QO. SACRIFICE PRICE.
e i. .eisS5sd sfgs :5ubiIs 5ErIs3sNs sss MARTIN 4ol
BUNGALOW,
2-story frame, concrete foundation, fun
cellar, heating plant, electricity; acres.
Closets In all rooms. Telephone, garage,
henhouse;. taxes $50. Is miles from wash
1880: 81 .ooo cash owner Siii take s.
RStsvffs BsItsyilfs Nd N Phone BerSyn % 7so-J:4.
8 ACRES GROOM HOUSE; ELEC. PAVED
road, nice view; ideal chicken farm; $3.50.
SO acres Groom house; end Of paved
road. elec. available, barn, other outbuild-
inss, fine streams: 3s miles to D. c.;
S2S50' terms. ,,..x,, A.. po,,.
Ri7sg on psSed goad 20 miles from
price, $4,000, easy terms.
barn. garage with servants quarters above,
h miles to 8. C.; must sell sell at once; price.
% Many other farms Of all types and sizes
IssSE1;|,. sgEIM, N "a GARDINER. Es5D: : K.rIyo Iso.
Evening star., 1942-04-10
HOUSES FOR SALE.

PARTY IN FLORIDA MUST SACRIFICE
Washington, D c.. suburban home wood
side. Md) rooms, bath. h.w. heat. fire.
place garage acres fTSund EoS ss'HSe
io2nd iei ST. ST.. Miami. Florida.
CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW, BRICK, OP-
posite Govt. park, Chevy Chase, D. c.
8 br, b., first floor; 2 b.r.. b.. 2nd a.;
oil slate 90f ek double sa. pTae gar yae
less less rS shsn NJ. ASSESSED nass value; oaFssin'
So, ,5OO-NORTH CLEVELAND PARK
Wonderfully convenient to everything, very
spacious corner brick home OF, big rooms;
4 bedrooms, IN baths, 2-car built-in ga;
snS oe1 sSp e4een aha easy
CALL eai Di r. aaEsSE a. TWEED &c, EN-. $3.50. UNTIL
home IN aattsaetlve fesdentiai Section On
on nrst foor. 2 bedrms; and bath on sec sec.
ond foor insulated and do weatherstripped
6s4o Wisconsin ave. Wisconsin $40
LARGE BUNGALOW m HEART OF CHEVY
ao Gaas al e sSns bS Pass garage s Dek s56 ats Is
sss aa 4se SsesSsa ah Ha9f hos cf YE
HOME WITH Z EPEpEooMsS, 52.1s. S.,B BATH II ON ON
sf o' FHos E5o i' 1IIhfifs AR Wo Ss6S
s10,500-NEAR 18th AND HoBART-Ex-
Sssss PEsk a4@e snss svsy asyasSle this
efs5 efArs ksck kS cFfea f4ss Pfhk Eli Pm Asso
54SG b4s sa9SK so1S.E..S e ,Smpst. ssss
stqtsS e..a sRiH ssa. y VIZ sAs7 Ell NA
Evening star., 1942-04-10

81 ,O0U.
On an elevation overlooking the Potomac
River Valley inside the District is this
new, attractive small home of rooms
and BATH large living room, dining room,
kitchen and utility room on first floor, and
2 bedrooms and bath on second; level lol,
55xl4S automatic heat.
PHILLIPS & CANDY, INC,
MA. 1900. REALTORS. 1912 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-04-10
HOUSES FURNISHED.

4 BEDRMs.. 2 BATHS ATTRACT. FURN.,
bedrm.. sun parlor. Z windows: den. break break
fast rm,, oil heat, lily pond; det brick,
lower 18th st. NV, adj Rock Creek Park;
10 min. downtn. short or long lease; $3.50
mo. Adams 1880
7 ROOMS. 2 BATHS. FURNISHED Ex-
cept Tor linens and dishes, S125; " block
car line. Franklin 44S4.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-ATTRACTIVELY y
Iurnlshed 4-bedroom home. automatic heat,
Z-car garage, beautiful yard; ha block from
ouS, shopping district and schools; available
within 10 days. Woodley 1852
$50 D ST SE.-TO OCT. Is; NEAR CAR
and bus lines. Apply to OWNER. 12'
2610 WOODLEY PL NV, NEAR CONN.
ave--Semi- detached brick house of 8 rms.
z baths. oil heat garage: completely furn !:
Sl1O. Call at house or THOMAS J. FISHER
q CO. INC. 73s 18th St DI. $3.50.
ROOMS, Ia BATHS. SCREENED
porch, maids room. garage; most attrac.
furn.; wooded lot, shrubs. flowers; Chevy
Chase. Md; 81 80 mo: May 1st. WI. 627s
ARTISTIC HOME OF ROOMS AND
bath; 4 to 9 month lease; immediate oc-
cupancy: adults only; S110. CHI. 3131.
FACING MERIDIAN PARK Nw-S175
Rooms, Baths; Garage; Gas Heat.
SAM ROSEY. Adams 27OO.
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED 6-RM, BRICK
home. located at WELLINGTON Villa, of Me-
mortal hwy. Price. $50 mo-
v. WARD BOSWELL,
22o s. Washington ST., Alex AL. 2el6
Evening star., 1942-04-10
APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE
APARTMENT VATJIE

New detached brick building containing
large apts.. each with 2 rooms, kitchen,
dlnette-alcoye and bath. Low rentals to
insure stability of investment and priced
to show a good return. Financed BY in
surance company with low interest rate.
Ihls building cannot now be duplicated at
KELLEY, STEELE & BRANNER.
Dt. T740. Evenings, WI 6S44
Evening star., 1942-04-10
GEORGETOWN

SEMI-DETACHED BRICK.
, This is Old GEORGETOWN at its best All
the charm of yesterday, with the con-
ines. windows to the floor. winding stair.
case secluded garden; plenty OF room tc
live in this spacious old home, and nc
Double drawing room, dining room with
quaint fireplace, pantry. kitchen and glass
inciosed porch on lst A.; bedrooms 9
paths and sleeping porch on 2nd floor;
3 bedrooms and bath on 3rd floor: servant /
quarters in basement; splendid oil-burnina
pea ting system. II you are looking for a
nne old home. don't fail to see this one
BY appointment at anytime. Eve. phone
Evening star., 1942-04-10
APARTMENTS WANTED.

WANTED-FURNISHED APT, Q ROOMS,
NV. section; conv. to transp.; from May i
to October l. Emerson 1892. ;.
SMALL HOUSE OR. APT. FURN. OR UN-
pie Alex: sSib. leave message; Or write
HAROLD GUM. gen. del. Alex. Va.
WANTED-a3-RM, FuRN. APT. VICINITY
%chsan S Mar 6eg ssi Ss avsoss Uaoss May ls
beess BOON tb FIFTEEN It AND SNAH on OR
ton. Cali i"i wi l. ss4a' after Gf SM pm. Washing
GOVT. EMPL. COUPLE DESIRES KIT.
and or 2 rms, unfurn., NV. Call Taylor
1881. between and 8 pm.
nished. Northeast Or Northwest preferTed.
Phone Ludlow 1887 ).
GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL AND WIFE,
distinguished quiet people, desire 3-room
tUn sox sps 4as Northwest
YOUNG, LADY DESIRES / RIM. KTTCH-
NV Box 44a-X. Sta Star. OF room In ap'' IN
MARRIED COUPLE DESIRES FURNISHED
seferences n Of csorooms or furnished home;
SNAIL SIN q + PLEASANT asa T APT: OR 1 RIM. WITH
car line: Cali DI. s5IO. Ext 40. ~
3 OR 4 ROOM APT. OR SMALL HOUSE:
lmm edlately; reasonable. Box 4s4-X, Star :
WANTED ROOM AND KTCHENETTE.
Vte eTf Fl pSsabs 1q PR
furnished i, z or room ef,ciency apt On
sublease or otherwise; no children or pets;
reference. Phone Elk. 1920. I2'
3-RooM FURNISHED APT. IN PRIVATE
nome, with porch and garage; suburban
tails Box 7s-X. Star. e' "ie Il. .e-
ONE-ROOM STUDIO APT, FURNISHED.
near car or bus. Box AJAX. Star.
COLORED. WANTS APARTMENT, / LARGE
ROOM kitchen and bath. DU 47O7
Evening star., 1942-04-10
ROLLINGWOOD
POTOMAC HEIGHTS.

Brick home on large. wooded lot, border
ing Rock Greek Park; new-house condition
WISCONSIN hS67
Evening star., 1942-04-10
OPEN
1880 CORNER BRIcK-rREEs

1880 CORNER BRICK-TREES
1120 N Harrison St, Arlngtons out
standing value; attractive 2-story CO.
lonisl type home, years old, new-house
roomy kitchen, attrsctively arranged liv-
ing room. fireplace. open porch. oil heat;
garage: owner leaving April 18th. Don't
be late for this value
Inspect today. 4 to 8. Saturday to g..
Out Wash. blvd. through Glebe I'd. tranic
nsnt TO N. Harrison, turn left blocks 10
CHAMBERS & TALLMAN
oEIQ wiISor plvd
Evening star., 1942-04-10
HOUSES FOR SALE.
BARGAIN AT $3.50,

rooms, ) bedrooms al two floor levels,
full bath. built-in garage, Venetian blinds,
oil burner. fenced lot: Convenient to bus
EDW. II. JONES & CO.. INC.
Evening star., 1942-04-10
FINE ROOMING HOUSE.

New all-brick semi-detached home In
Sc; rooms. tile bath, knotty pine rec
room, auto: heat. insulated. air condi-
TONED, ,weather-stripped; $3.50. EN- 1851
Evening star., 1942-04-10

Bargain. Convenient NV. 3-story
brick. 8 rooms % bedrooms), bath, large
usable basement with front and rear en-
frances, h.-w.h., oil: garage; excellent con-
Call Mr.. Lowery. Ewes, Sun. ia. 1875.
BHODIE & COLBERT, INC Ma 1878