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Montague st. NV: the Rev. L. J. Nc
FRED ~ FesgeEms9 az 81, q, and nd, Msrsis
chsster < Norris: =, 3 s4a1 r st. n nv:
Ma Ma F2se tne kev / siekfs F. Hsrrs Tak0ma P'r
Addis s !. |. @ Ms5d' IS laos lst St. NV W
Danel ME r. +. Williams lillian a. 90 eA ioo4 9th St NV
and Lydia O. Lee 2l' city; the Rev c,
Georse r. Rose, q, Bennington, Vt, and
chusetts ave. NV: the Rev. chesteen
Edward M. Miles. 40, 1880 New Hampshire
Arlinston' Va. the Rev. Lawrence P
Maurice, J, seaton; ,35, SILVER Spring Nd :,
ny ths ps,2sy Rey G N n, Andersop aads fh :.
NV; NV the Rev. G. B. Austin. ''A .
AesF Grace B02m andy "a 3 of ss4 6 capo
Fred Josiyn. 81, Camp Lee, va. and Irene
MNelby,, 3S; ss6 Varnum st. NV; the
chsfies ssF u " Fogs E zoE5a3 e. 5o51 Idaho ave
end Anitf a. ~ RsPeE "a i445 oRden
Porter Lucy. "a, AND Marie A: Nicholson,
-, both of 500 sth st. ne; the Rev.
John E. Brisgs.
Martin Levine, %. 31n2 18th st. NV,
aand Edith Manewitz. %, Brooklyn,
N. Y: Judge Robert Mattingy.
Robert E. Seguin, .23, Norfolk. Va. and
Shirley NJ. .Galleher. L.. 3621 1ngomar
pd. NV: the Rev w. C. Draper, jr.
John H stamm. 25, Fort Belvoir, Va.
and Ruth A. Bolin. "a. Arlington, Va:
the Rev. w. A. Emmans
George F. Evans. %, Fairmont. w. Va,
and Mary E. Long, "A, 462 NJ st. s.w.
the Rev: J. L, Fendrich. 49,
Tasco J. Carter, 21, Hyattsville Md. and
Iris v Meeill, 80. 146 U st. ne: the
Thomas p williams, 35. and Helen l..
Timms. As, both Of 2241 40th pl. NV. ::
the Rev. Charles H Rohleder
Edward M. Bigott, 22; 1928 st; NV;
and Eleanor N. McKenna, 23, 1884
St NV: the Rev. w. F. stricher.
Alfred A Weilheimer. 40 1G36 Kenvon
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6: e. k:s s;t'1 u Tsss; ks,sesl q; 81 st. NV
urss1t Gibson, a. 1s4s sst st. ns snd
walter 7; ELS ~: M7sroger Hotel, and M
Don }naTf Hianite Hoser' se asi7 S'hsi 14th St
snd Dorrls Pr s.1 NJ M1i9p Se; Richmond
YsterTI 20; both e 500 .. St. NV; the
Irving r. tc5fhaifsnSt:, 81 Gritith, Ind, and
Isis poris L. Rameloy; .nIa 1a, Arlington Va;
phia: "a; the ReVs z. 4. 4. Wilcher:
aTsfn n ssns sts s. sS6 s. sh ST. nR aRd
the Rev. Robert Anderson.
chs1lsS catl19 So wats5f9rf sa 9tb n
the the Rev! ls W curtis @ Draper: s e 4'A ST. &c.,
Kenneth W, Payne, %, ,lo26 Lamont St
R.nyon and i vnrena f. heyton Rey a. Ga9
chsrles s0 " J Jefferson. he 81 is6o Calf & sHa st.
NV, and Marjorie A. Day; q, st Louis
R'ph Hath r. sTesnss S 5oas e p's soh6is sRs
JAMES avs ie Masenns TX Rsy i shs shshsn 5tn
st, Sc; the Rev. J. J. CLARK.
John H. Baldwin. 90 1865 End st. Sc
Robert W. oliver. 81, 1864 Park pl. NV,
end Diane Podlesney, %, Long Island,
IN. N Y; prtIhe the Rev Peter ,+h Marshall and
Azelea Green. 33. 1116 1st st. NV;
the Rev E. X. TAYLOR,
and Irene, johnson, "a, city: the Rev.
T. E. Hopkins.
Gustave L. Moreau %. and Martha Sack
man, 25, both of Monessen, Pa. the
Rev. Walter j. Hayes
George A. Novossiltzeff. As, 222 4th st. Sc.
and Mary S. Taylor, 33, 1410 N st. NV;
joseph % w. W. sheehan, sr es, Norfolk Va.
st. NV; the Rev. Ronald Fannon.
no.nsS n'e and nd Madeline Pendleton. 81 7o6
l1th 81 n "; the ReY W C Shellman
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H'ss' fsR sR';5 Sss s's 5s1ss, s; svs s'ss'
Rev vida LoSrie Hat,rman # MS e'e os sf n" aaf
n,nSy nv; tie v: Rsy G W ,sIsos Crswford r. On.
ave ave. NV: Nv: the Rev j. W. Rustin.
Robert ssa Suh & Th2mas Basser M efs ss5 S.
tana ave. ne; the Rev. J. K. Cart
Norman aisn Even 81 gni'fg sttass Navy
william iiis NJ NJ. Poterbin. i'm" %. 1905 Goth st
Nii st. nwt sno the hs'f Rev e J. G. Cole ''0o
NV. and Wilma l. Helebrant. q. 1872
Lamont, st. NV; the Rev, selwyn X
Paul j, Bradt. 81, 1s47 Mintvood pl. NV;
Rua:e Re Rsn ar Clarence S " vraha GTan2rd ave
,o6n oyens = p ne the Re Rev psvar r. BTd W
Aretta NJ Veach, 10, 5II 14th st. ne. :;
TIE Rey. Patrick J; Besley. ..
william J, semoos, 20. and Ann Hrinsin
Paul IL L. Miller, ae, 1916 Vermont ave
gpnr a3d Ma olys lSs KSv N hEs RFes G. af let silver
'ss IS both sao@s s@a @' Ct NV she
Joseph P. McGrath, A., 1920 Irving St
NV, and Catherine G, Barry, AZ. 1881
st. NV; the Rev. r. j. Fannon.
Charles R Roehrig, q, 1443 Massa-
chusetts ave. NV. and Hazel E. Barron,
II, Takoma Park, Md; the Rev. F. B
Harris.
Nick F. cifolilli, %, 1911 Holbrook st.
ne. and Josephine Sayia. 20, 1928 H
ST. ne: the Rev. N. NJ. De Carlo.
Wesley r. Gross 20. 1904 Washington .pl.
st. ne; the Rev. Earl K Tyler.
James E. Meggs: %. Fort Towson. Okla,
and Marjorie NJ. Patchin, 1929 22nd st.
ne: the Rev. Richard M. Mussen.
James c. watkins, 26, Fort Myer, Va, and
Helen c. Johnson, % 1857 Emerson st.
ne: the Rev. w. N. Vincent.
JOSEPH F. Ondrick, 81, 3421 7th st. ne,
and Frances NJ. Weschler % 14l2
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Marriage License
AppIicotions

Under D. c. law, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, ,oait three full days and
receiue their license ON the fifth
day.. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Robert g; Evans, z; United STATS: Navy,
s.: ny. Tie Rev. John burns. 0
ana Ansis N Coates 3. sso1 i4th
chsrlss ST + Nc Mcpsvid 81 81. ':sseni so Z st. ne.
p, ad gss PsToshg go5srt Hr Msin,I3 RI Ritts0uTsh
Nd. and Mary E. Stone. is; 62s Morris
cbs4,ss ne HaasoR sas Rev John 4Ho Rspaen asmen
.s AVE- and oJe Jeanette eilbert, pa g. i4se u VI
st. nv; the Rev e, T. Murray
h?sfs asa h'fsE nsrhs s g i5s g S. St: Sc Rs
HoT,nn Eay teuis m M5or J. Bra9kss. s., sou,, Carolina
s so asea sRq e. nV the Tesmsn Res George
Lonnis j; Peary, %. e45 South Carolina
geo Flsgler pl NV; the Rev. George
cesil |. Kirkman, 81. Isos st; ny end
Hos.Ia ss 5.nSoIss So5sen els.0 s. 8 and Violet
Rev. Rev MI. Williams. Ils aA0Sie ''' NV" '"e
Edwin j. wilson. n: so5 U ST. NV. and
Marion F. Branche %, 1889 st.
Thomas F. Perry. 80. 625 Bird ST. s.w,
and Evelyn NJ Hawkins, 49, 234 I st.
s.v.; the Rev. B. H. Whiting:
Eayfield A. Carey, 81, 1904 Columbia rd.
NV, and Alice W. johnson, 26, 1741
st. NV. the Rev. NJ. c. Mills.
Richard Grimm, SO, and Beulah Whibit,
"a, both of SIS Hobart pl. NV; the Rev.
oscar Rand.
Steve A. j. salata. "a 200 Sd ST. Sc
and Dorothy M. Mcdonald, 1s 210.
14th st. ne. the Rev. w. A. HagRerty
Samuel I. Mawyer. 43, and Nella B.
Marsh 80 both CT Arlington. Va; the
Rev. John E. Briggs
Allen B. Weaver %. ADJ. River I'd NV,
and Emma l. Byrum, ~. 41o0 Dayen-
slSon.
Leroy Brooks -. Fort Myer. Va,
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Henry E. Coleman, %, ouantico. Va, and
,obn 5saes dsnnse En1, Mgsr
and Ara Elizabeth Blose, 10 Rockville
Maurice Read Clsnton. a. Langley Field,
Va. and Mildred Cathrine Pinkney. 20,
Washington.
Johnnie William Kane, 25. and Ruthe Una
webber. 10. both of Washinston.
Stanley I. Sharpe. %, and Mary Ann Haas,
49, both of Washington.
Victor Robert Wolfe. %. Silver Spring,
Nd. and Emma Rhea Elliott 19, Wash
inyton.
Francis walter Brandenburg, 30. Chevy
Chase, Md. and Dorothy Magee Nacht-
man. SO, washington.
George Lyman Daniels 2s. and Edith
=, Annetta Boone, %. both Of washington
William Robertson, AS. and Dorothy Kins,
IS, both of Washington.
Buford Sutton. 81, Arlington: Va, and
William Carl Smith. 26, and Rose John
son, 30. both of Washington,
George Robert Haendel. %, and Lucy Jane
Hopkins. 35, both of Arlington, Va.
Issued at Alexandria.
Oscar Larson 50, and Augusta Gohanson.
81, both of Duluth. MINI.
Albert H. Hanback,, Is, Warrenton. Va,
Evening star., 1942-07-07
America and Britain
Fail 10 Appreciate
Viewpoint, laps Say
Togo Asserts Two Nation.
Distracted Peace by
Helping Chinese
D. the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, July Japanese
Foreign Minister Shigenori Togo, in
a declaration broadcast from Toxic
on the fifth anniversary of the
start of the Japanese War,
yesterday repeated the old Japanese
allegation that the length of the
conflict was due to failure of the
United States and Great Britain to
Appreciate" Japan's viewpoint.
He asserted that instead of ap-
preciating Japan's efforts to re-
store order and prosperity in East
Asia" they did everything to OBJ
struct peace by actively aiding the
Chungking regime"
AS result, he said. the United
States and Britain now find them
selves "ousted from strategic bases
In East Asia" and the Chungking
government is in "pitifui position
due to internal dissension, financial
trouble and economic starvation"
Stabilizing Force.
''The traditional diplomatic policy
Of Japan is to contribute to the at
:tsinment of world peace through
the establishment of peace in East
Asia with Japan as the stabilizing
force" he declared.
He said Japan refrained from in
terfering with the interests of third
powers in China and "even went so
far as to accept many inconven-
fences In its war operations in order
to protect the third powers inter-
ests," but regardless OF this the
United States and Britain opposed
Japan's program.
JapaN's final gesture, he said, was
the dispatching of Ambassador
Saburo Kurusu to Washington, "but
this produced no satisfactory results
as the United States adhered stub
bornly to their unjust views"
Making light of Japans real
ability" he declared, Washington
authorities insisted that the East
Asia situation should be returned to
that Of the days before the Man
churian affair. We were, therefore,
compelled to take up arms against
England and America"
Figures on Loans Given.
Domei broadcast an imperial
headquarters announcement that
Japan's enemies had suffered D.
338. 900 dead since the outbreak of
hostilities in China: that 1900 planes
had been shot down or damaged,
and 1880 ships had been sunk or
captured.
Japan's losses were put at Hill
killed, with only 240 planes lost in
five years of war.
The newspaper Yomiuri was
quoted as saying Japan should be
prepared. however, to fight a So
year war or even 100 years, and
Asahi described China's continued
resistance as "the height of folly"
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st. NV: and Friedel Kaminka, Al. 411e
Illinois ave. NV; the Rev. Arthur
Bogner
Hugh Mason % Il, Il St Sc; and Gloria ria
Fred Bromber5, 'S -. New York City. end
Beatrice Goldberg. 20, Brooklyn. N. Y;
Judge Fay Bentley.
Bernard W. Cheatham. "a 729 Sd st. ne.
snd va tss he0Rsfs ReT W. aFfenf furey HS
RofsEf fad and Jean n Haae g as
st. NV; the Rev, I. w. Ketchum;
Aloysius B. Sheen, "a. and Marjorie
JsskEon, 5Se Son q, eS,n sseep OF Arlington va
pital and Stella l. zebnon,- %, 533
Shepherd ST NV: the Rev. E. j. Nc
Tague.
THOMAS J, McGinnis, Sa %; L.. Walter Re Reed ed
Chester A. Loniewski, 25, Lakehurst, N;
j., and Helen l. Moreland, 1s 1921 $50
St nv the Reyh Charles ssrl B. Austp
RAD Ranen MaTsis Na N n. fess ReS NJ ' B. MGant Hao
Bryde
Issued at Rockville.
Henry Isaiah Barnes, q, and Mary Eller
Louise Ball, 20, both of Washington.
John Adam Henry. Al. and Clara Lea, "A
both of Washington.
Thomas Nathaniel Armstrong. "a, anc
Matte Ferguson, "a, both OF Washing
James Archibald Balsley, 81, and Anna
Mae Llewellen, "a. both of Charlottes-
Robert Lee Haller, 30, and Mary Virgins
Gregg: q, both Of Washington:
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and Mary Ann Hsnowell, 16, Washing
ton.
Warren PfeifI. 21. Little Silver NJ j. and
Katherine Cousins, 20. Alexandria.
Lawrence Price Troxell. 20, and Ruth
Pugh, II, both of alexandria.
Georse Robinson, A. and Winnie Bertha
Allen. 81, both of Alexandria.
BERTHE w. Butler, 81. and Grace Novotny,
81. both OF Washington.
Joseph Bell, % and Jessie Macdonald, D.
both of WASHINGTON.
James H. Stratton. "a, Philsdelphis, F..
Benedict, Pa
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OU won't find her the front when the decisive battle
fought You may her in reviewing stand,
marching in parade.
But she may we'll be the greatest soldier of athe mother
who is raising today the stawart Americans of tomorrow
For it's her job take the long vewto think beyond the
battles and the treaties world filled with responsible
ties in which her children will live And for all this she
build them strong.
1t to help her with this greatest task that the government
has initiated its National Nutrition Program And for her,
and millions like her. that the Office of Defense Health and
Welfare Services has published the nutrtona chart you
here-so that every mother know which foods build sound
and sturdy bodies
Evening star., 1942-07-07

Edmund w. Grsrn, %, Fort Belvoir, and
Rafael De Choudenr, - ana M.acel SIM
clair. %. both of Washington. e. c.
N. G.. and Rachel Lees, 90, Washington.
p. c.
william J. Mccormick. A.. and Marie A..
Greene, ~, both of Westfeld, N. j.
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War bonds are the premiums on
the insurance of national liberty.
Don't let the policy lapse.
Evening star., 1942-07-07

The government has asked that you clip this chart and
pin your kitchen wall And more urges that you
give your family these important strengthbudng foods
some from every group in the chart every day.
For you mothers, the soldiers without uniform are the
guardians of future And America needs Americans strong
This advertisement is sponsored by the Kellogg Company
of Battle Greek, Michigan As sign of our support of the
National Nutrition Program, this company announces that
every cereal bearing the Kellogg name is made from whole
grains being restored Nth iamu (vitamn niacu
and iron to whole-gra strength
Evening star., 1942-09-13

HARVARD INN, 1924 Harvard st. NV
Double rooms, $40 mo-; share basement
rm., young men. 80 mo- good meals.
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WILL SELL FURNITUREr-6-RM. HOUSE
new condition and clean: plenty linens
ideal location; must sacrifice; cash. Reply,
Box 3S6-Z, Star.
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HOUSES UNFURkiSHEp.

CoLMAR MANOR. MD, POI DANIELS ST
> rooms; . blocks D. c. bus: Settled
couple; lady owner wishes to retain room.
Metropolitan 5S44
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
iEhr ar,,.n.l

room house or Broom apt: i adults. in
ne or NV. section FIR, 4676,
CULTURED, CONSERVATIVE BUSINESS
woman wishes small unfur. hSe. or 3-4 rtn
apt, good NV. section or nearby Va; $50
$50. 1mmed. occupancy Refs EXCHANGED
LU. 1875 or RE 1850. ext. 57l
IF YOU HAVE NICE HOME AND ARE DE
pride in keeping IL nice. call AID. 1868.
ARMY COUPLE AND MOTHER WANT
nicely furnished house or apt in Dist or
nearby Va: maximum rental S1O0.
. TO 3 BEDROOM HOUSE OR APART
ment. in Chevy Chase, Cleveland Park or
BrooEiand; . adults; immediate occupancy.
OR 3 BEDROOM UNFURNTsHED HOUSE
in Northwest section or Bethesda; occu-
pancy in october or November: . middle
aseo aaultS, gentI!es permanent pay ac-
cordlng to value Phone MA. 1870,
REFINED FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS
with best references want furnished house
QUITE QUIET COUPLE WITH QUITE
quiet 6-year-old child wants furnished
near schools. Call Georgia a252.
WANTED BY MATURE, RESPONSIBLE f
Army officer, 3 or 4 bedroom unfurnished
house; no small children; Will take excel
references: Sl00 to Si55. immediate pos
session desired. ordway 1896.
INSULATION ENGINEER DESIRES 3-BED-
rm furn. house auto heat; Pentagon Bldg
proximity by auto: short-time lease con-
sidered. Phone Glebe $3.50.
COUNTRY HOUSE, 4 BEDROOMS, ACRE
age, modern convenienceS, preferably fur
nlShed; public or pool trans. to State Dept,
accessibility, to satisfactory primary school,
major considerations. Up to $500, depend
ing on location, etc. Call EDGAR, HO.
HOME IN NV; RESPONSIBLE COUPLE
best of care; child; conv. trans From
500 to $500. Box 109-E, Star.
ASSISTANT SOLICITOR INTERIOR DEPT.
wishes to rent modern 6-room house. un-
furn., in NV. or suburbs. EN- 3T7G.
furnished to bedroom house, Airing ton
Or y u convenient TO stores, bus and
schools Contemplate occupancy by family
Tor duration. Jackson 2OAS-J.
NAVY COMMANDER AND WIFE DESIRE
Two or three bedroom house or apartment.
furnished or unfurnished, about 5000;
or ~ minutes from D. c. Navy Building;
personal and bank references. Phone Dis
trlet 5000, Extension 512. IA
| CIVILIAN, PERMANENT EXECUTIVE
and wife, no children, no pets, want small
house, furnished or unfurn about Oct 1st;
best references. HO. 5456.
CAREFUL, REFINED FAMILY (no children
or pets! needs before Oct. 18th home with
ST bedrms., baths, garage, in desirable
NV mr.. direct transp.: pref. unfurn,; $50
MiLnI0 mo- Pvt would rent furn. or buy
furniture, AD 3779. Box 32S-z, Star.
WANTED, , OR 3 BEDROOM UNFURN.
detached house, Arlington or vicinity Will
pay up TO S95 a month. Call LIT. COMDR.
PRICE, FIR, $500. Ext. 7S4. between 8
and s.
SMALL HOUSES WANTED,
IMMEDIATE CASH
KELLEY g. BRANNER, DI. 7740.
AATTRAc.T1IVELY FURNISHED LARGE
rental. $500 to 5000 per month
JACK HAYES, INC,
DU T1S4 2O2O P St. NV.
| ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED HOUSE OR
| apt. Rental $500 to $500 month
JACK HAYES, INC,
2020 p st. NV. DU. 77s4.
2 OR 3 BEDROOM HOUSE OR
APT, FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
NISHED, PREFERABLY IN NV
! SECTION. OR. 1916.
Evening star., 1942-09-13

] RODM AND kIIJHENEI z. SEMI :
pvt bath, 1st floor. for empl. couple: nice
1y furnished: gas. electricity, c.h.w.; $50.
Adams 417q
Evening star., 1942-09-13
HOUSES FURNISHED

COMPLETELY FURNISHED FIRST FLOOR
Of private home. nearby Md: all moderr
coHVenienceS: porcheS; large yard, ciosf
to st. cars and buses, adults only, S65 per
month. Can Bsrwyn lH4-J
Evening star., 1942-09-13

ARMY MANS WIFE WANTS TO SHARE
furnished house with refined couple All
utilities furnished. SIS. Sligo 2S73.
Evening star., 1942-09-13

I-oIORY BRICK HOUSE ALI, MODERN
, improvements, bathrooms and refriger-
atoI, nome and an investment. near
SSc5notHls; immediate possession. Call NO
Evening star., 1942-09-13
MOVING, PACKING G. STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates:
viii take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving Edelman's Nov
ing y Storage Co, Taylor 2937.
ROOM FOR PART LOAD to New York, Al
bany, or places between. Telephone Satur-
Gay or Sunday, oxford 4275
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NhI1A O1V d. N. w.
:. rooms, kitchen and batb baa+
tttsnC ~ and hot water furnished; convenien
70 ~ st9hIeS and transportation; S5S.25 un
ImI EINa INila.Sneqi Msoi sos % Furnished FTDERAl
rANANGE CO. 9l5 New York ave n " =
Evening star., 1942-09-13

NEW BROOM DETACHED BRICK, NEAR
! by Md, beautifully furnished; all-electric
Sltchen; auto. heat; garage. SH 7OSI
Evening star., 1942-09-13

Mr.. FALLS CH;-ATT. GROOM BUNGA-
low on t2,,acre lot; outdoor frepl; lge. liv.
I'M, nrepl. Upstairs foored for 2 rms.
Full basement, oil heat. convertible fur
mace. Monthly payments less than rent
Evening star., 1942-09-13
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

kit, pantry, sink, refg-, pvt. bath: 7i'i' II MI
D. c; So mo. Gaithersburg I7-F-l4
TAKoMA n5 ROOMS, PVT. BATH, ?
smokers Call Sligo 9735.
UNFuRNIsHED, 2 ROOMS, KITCHEN.
pain, tI neat, gas, electricity' private en-
FURNISHED, SMALL BROOM APT, PVT.
bedroom p for s soG Also nice
304 Grove ave, West Falls Church. Va.
FURNISHED SMALL APARTMENT, PRIV
ate bath, private entrance. one block bus
me ana PAIN Theater. . minutes to War
and Navy BldgS., ) minutes downtown
Wash. BOB Z, oxford ave, Alexandria, Va.
FURNISHED 4 ROOMS, BASEMENT AND
garage. Close to schools and stores; good
transportation. WA 7l07,
2 ROOMS FOR, LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING.
nicely furnished; very reasonable 2142
North Lexington st, Arlington, CHI 1045.
81 30. FuRH., 3 r. AND B, AMI.
fare. Call Hillside o449-M.
- - rms, kitchen and bath Qight house
keeping apt), no drinking.
FURNISHED, 1st FLOOR, PRIVATE;
adults. 4007 11th st. NJ Arlington, Va
WILL EXCHANGE 2-R., K. AND B. APT.
2-r.,, k, and b. apt, walking distance Scott
Circle {max. rent, S75). Phone NE. 25O2
Monday 9-5
1st-FL. UNFURN. APT, PRIVATE HOME,
4 rooms, kit and bath; ami, near bus
63l9 Edmonston I'd, East Riyerdale. Md.
ARL.. VA RMS. DINETTE. KIT.
seml-pVt bath, furn. apt 1st f.. pvt. front
and rear entr.; 500 mo-, incl util, no chill
dren. CH, 9190 after 10 am.
UNFURNISHED , ROOMS. KITCHEN,
semi bath. pvt. entrance. 1898 N. Taylor
st, Arlington. Va.
NEWLY FURNISHED LIVING ROOM, BED
room, kitchen, bath, conV. transportation;
2 blocks over ne. District line; for re-
fned Christian couple; SIS. WA. 9377.
Evening star., 1942-09-13

BURLEITH---6 ROOMS, LARGE LIVING
room room fireplace, master bedroom, 2 in
CLOSE to schools; S9,5O0, $1,000 cash
/ GIL. 1851
Evening star., 1942-09-13

ARLINGTON = ATTRACTTVELY FUR
nished broom brick, S75; adults only; l.
/ year lease. S66 S, Irving St
Evening star., 1942-09-13

300 BLOCK K ST. NV ROOMS, BATH
h.-wh., oil burner, eiec.; desirable rooming
house location; easy terms; worth your in
Spection. MA. 14OS OF RA ll6l
Evening star., 1942-09-13

2oth AND PA. AVE. NV FIVE-RooN
apartments and / three-room apartment
newiy LEVY oecorated; includes ali utilities anc
re RE- o-a5 s5IVice. Apply $50 goth ST. NV
Evening star., 1942-09-13
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

500 PEABODY ST. NV RM,, KIT,
next bath with shower; expr; bus; empl.
adults. SIS each. Georgia 5s9s
GHoIESE sHs}IsSi. Il I'm APT RENT So
air cooled bldg, near Cathedral. Top 4.
corner, 5000 cash. Box 254B, Star.
1-RM: EFFICIENCY APT. DOWNTOWN,
ture. S2715 cash. wall bed; dressing closet;
modern bldg. switchboard, elevator, car
peted rolls. Box 2SS-B, Star.
2 RMS. ACCOMMODATE 81; UTILITIES
car; $50. AT 76s7' -O''V' ~'''e ~
TAX. PK.-REAS; 3 RMS, KIT, BATH,
eVt; oY,o entrs c.hw. refined couple gentle.
BETHESDA; Md RMS. FIREPL.. LGE
t1ful trees; $3.50: Oct ]. WI 47547
LARGE BED-LIv.. RIM. AND KITCHEN,
empi. gentle couple, only $40. 225 l4th
st. ne. Trinidad 5O15.
Ho9SG at2eS stsbii MAN .G TO v{6 SHARE LARGE
yennlentlSy, located and very attractive
$50 N. c. AVE. S. .E.-COMPLETE BASE
nmia' mGi,t' pxt;; BATH and entrances: h.w., refg
WANTED-LADY TO SHARE FURNISHED
apt with . others. 2O05 Naylor I'd Sc, e.
REFINED YOUNG GENTLE WOMAN
Snafe apt with others; rea asona Bile: walk
or 1rs .ya,sfane aisfance' Phone DU. 3l32 sunday
1850 ,BILTMoRE ST. N,w-WFTI-FuP-
nIsned ;ned studio room and kitchen: clean,
aulet house; employed couple; $50 per
LIV. BEDRM, LGE. KIT. 2nd FLOOR
ppG; nome, next bath; Sll25 week: empl
eo4eIe pref BIOS 18th st. ne.
l ! REFINED GENTLE LADY, 9S-39
protestant, + to share completely furnished
CC-;room apt. with others; near Dunont
1!Icle. Dupont 1898 after 10 am.
o,- NICE RIM, L.HK., $40
and "2 TefaS aS' s.; as mr.. Capitol-Adi b.
e!!9 !e4sI. II. g29l. 13'
$50, ROOM, L.H.K., $40: S25-
Irol kiloourne pl. NV MT. pleasantly
w. .. and refgr. DU 1898 49,"
1106 EYE ST. Sc.
>, N Newly remodeled rooms, kitchen bath.
new Frieidaire., heat, gas. light and pc hot hot
water furnished located near Navy Yard
H150 Hon,,or ;ot room kitchen, bath Frigidaire:
EFDEBen EE1FTDIEpient TO stores and transportation
FEDERAL FINANCE CO., 9i5 New Ynrk
ave. NV. "
APARTMENTS FUR. OR uNEuR,
BACHELOR QUARTERS OVERLOOKING
SLtN-Lafge rm dressing rm shower
"a g2a'ili ea ehr: Navy and War Bldgs.; man only
MILL MILL TRADE 112-RooM NEW APART
Evening star., 1942-09-13

iIl5 NEWTON ST. NV LIVING
pfeofoom, pee isrse kitchen, pantry, refrigera-
SRi:; ~ pain, PVT: gas and elec. included
slngle rooms S25 each rnonl ~ =
Evening star., 1942-09-13
OPEN 10 TO 6.
IMMEDIATE pnSCEcCJr,M

b:33 Fl st. s.w.--6-room brick. garage;
perIeet condition; only $500. THOMAS
P. BROWN, 615 4th ST sw
Evening star., 1942-09-13
1896 VARNUM ST. NE.
HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.

DUPONT CIRCLE VICINITY-10 ROOMS
% bedrooms), 2 baths, 4 porches, unfin
ished basement; oil heat (can be con-
yertedl; conV Mt Pleasant car and Chevy
Chase bus. OWNER, Box 349-B, Star