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Evening star., 1942-09-14
(Earlier Storyc on Page B-D .

Earller St0ryc ON rage D-IJ.
In an effort to forestall rate in
creases to the Capitals gas consum-
ers, Harry r. Booth, utilities coun-
sci for the ONCE of Price Admins
tration, late today asked the Public
Utilities Commission to take under
consideration three motions, any
one of which would prevent an in
crease in rates by the Washington
Gas Light Co. under the sliding
scale" formula.
Mr.. Booths three motions were:
|. Prompt dismissal of the current
proceedings.
2. Continuation Of the hearings
until after Congress has acted on the
price stabilzation bill introduced IN
the Senate today.
8. A reconsideration of the slid
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r, the Associated Press.

~ inc ASSOCIHEeu FTess.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Sept. IA
Mrs. Clare Boothe Luce, author, play
wright, war correspondent and wife
of Henry Luce, editor of Time, Life
and Fortune magazines. today was
named by Republicans OF Con-
necticut's Fourth Congressional Dis
trict to be their candidate at the
November election.
The vote was 81 to 2.
She captured the nomination from
Lester p. Barlow, Stamford ex-
Evening star., 1942-09-14
Macedonia Area
sUnder Siege
In New Trouble
Attempt to Assossinote
Minister Is Reported;
Insurgents Get Arms
Earlier Story on Page B-11.)
By the Associated Press.

Earlier Story on Page Billy
By the Associated Press.
BERN, Switzerland, Sept. IA
A state of siege in the district
and city of Skoplje, in Bulgarian
Macedonia, was declared after
an attempt to assassinate Bull
garian Interior Minister Peter
Gabrovsky and an outbreak of
resistance through the southern
part of former Serbia, Balkan
dispatches disclosed today.
A Sofia dispatch of the newspaper
Neue Zuercher said planes of undis-
closed nationality swept over the
district and dropped leaflets ad-
dressed to the population and war
materials to Macedonian insurgents.
Bulgarian police and Axis occupa-
ton troops were rushed to the area
in an attempt to maintain order.
At Smilevo and another undis-
closed village all Bulgarian officials
were reported killed by Macedonian
bands.
Macedonian circles in Sofia were
quoted as saying anti-Bulgarian
sentiment among their people were
following two lines, one group call
ing for an autonomous Macedonian
state, the other for complete sep
aration from Bulgaria.
Evening star., 1942-09-14
HoIcomb Quits Small Business
Section of Anti rust Unit

War Production Chief Donald NeI-
son, in a letter to Attorney General
Biddle last week, criticized some OF
the activities of the small business
section of the Justice Department.
Mr.. Holcomb in letter to Assist
ant Attorney General Thurman Ar
mold on September 10 said that the
criticism of WPB "is strange and
in conspicuous contrast to the feel
ing of every other governmental
agency and department, with whom
our activities have thrown us into
contact"
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Truman Says
u. 5. Pilots Fly
Inferior Planes
Asks 'Two-Fisted'
Administration of
War Production
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Fress.
Chairman Truman, Democrat,
of Missouri of the Senate Defense
Investigating Committee de-
clared today that United States
pilots were supplied with inferior
fighting planes and called for
"two- listed" administration on
the war production front. Sena-
tor Wallgren, Democrat, OF Wash
ington, seconded his criticism.
"Our boys have proved their supe-
riority as pilots on inferior planes"
Senator Truman told the Senate.
They are. entitled to the best planes
we can give them"
At the same time, Senator Truman
said confidential report given his
committee by a Military Affairs
subcommittee headed by Senator
Chandler, Democrat, of Kentucky.
indicated that more attention should
be given Immediately ito obtaining
workable unity of command, par
ticularly in Alaska"
Talked With Pilots.
Senator Wallgren, a member OF
the Chandler Subcommittee, which
recently investigated Alaskan de-
fenses reported that his conversa-
tions with pilots there convinced
him that American fighter planes do
not measure up to the best fighters
Great Britain is producing today"
He added that the Navy was using
plane "taht is a joke"
Senator Truman demanded that
the Army Concentrate on the pro-
duction of its best planes" and give
less attention to publicity blurbs
intended to emphasize that poor
planes are better than none at all"
Senator Truman said his COM
| mittee authorized his speech IN the
hope Of waking up the brass hats
in the military departments.
| Senators johnson, Democrat OF
Colorado, and Lucas, Democrat OF
Illinois, expressed the view that
Japan's Zero fighters few higher
and faster than American fighters
because they were stripped OF pro-
tective armament.
| Praises u. s. Bombers.
| Senator Wallgren said his inter-
est was in building American fight
| ers up "to the best standards ol
Great Britain" He praised Ameri'
can bombers and other aircraft bu
said the plane-building program
Disseminated against fighters"
| Scarcely q week goes by nov
without some prominent flyer re-
turning to this country and askini
| 1coa IaI A 1TTsS 1ana
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Admiral w. B. Franklin
Dies in Pennsylvania
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
HAVERFORD. Pa, Sept. IA
Rear Admiral William Buel Frank
lin, "A, veteran of the Spanish
American and World Wars, died
yesterday after brief illness.
A native of Virginia, he was q
graduate of the Naval Academy at
Annapolis. He served In the Span
American War as commander
in the Naval Militia. During the
World War he commanded the Pel-
ham Bay Training Camp near New
York City. He was commissioned
rear admiral commanding the New
York Naval Militia, in 1929 by Presi-
dent Roosevelt, then Governor OF
New York.
He was widely known in financial
and shipping circles. Surviving are
the widow and daughter.
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% Poles Are Reported
Executed in One Day
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Sept 14.-Twenty- EIGHT
Poles were executed by Nazi firing
squads in~Katowice on single day
last month on charges Of belonging
to a secret Polish patriotic organi-
zation, the Polish Telegraph Agency
reported today, quoting a communi-
que in the Germanaanguage Kat
toWitzer Zeitung.
The agency quoted the Swedish
provincial daily, Eskinstuna Kuri-
rem, as reporting that 1901 Poles
had been executed during July and
August.
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londis Calls Series
Meeting Tomorrow
By the Associated Press.

By Nne AsSUCi6gEu FItss.
CHICAGO, Sept. II. - Baseball
Commissioner Lands announced to-
day he had called meeting in his
Office at II am. tomorrow for a
discussion of world series plans.
Conferring with Judge Lands will
be Presidents Will Harridge OF the
American League and Ford Frick
of the National, and representatives
of the st. Louis Cardinals and
Brooklyn Dodgers, National League
pennant contenders, and the New
York Yankees, just game away
from clinching the American League
championship.
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Connecticut Republicans Name
Clare Boothe Luce for House

plosives inventor, after four other
candidates, including Miss Vivien
Kellems, noted woman industrialist
and bitter critic of Mrs. Luce, had
withdrawn. Mr.. Barlow got the two
votes, one of which he cast himself.
Mr.. Barlow remains in the race,
however, having previously obtained
sufficient signatures to nominating
petition to place him on the ballot
as an Independent.
Miss Kellems had assailed Mrs.
(See LUCE, Page 2-X0
Evening star., 1942-09-14
DISC Awarded to Texun

LONDON, Sept. IA (P.-The Dis
tinguished Service Cross and Order
of the Purple Heart have been
awarded to 1t. Col. Loren Hill
singer of El Paso, Tex, who lost a
leg while taking part in the Dieppe
raid as member of the staff
OF the chief of combined operations,
1t. Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower an
nounced today.
Evening star., 1942-09-14

Guy Holcomb has resigned as
head of the small business section Of
the antitrust division of the Justice
Department, 1t was disclosed late
today. Mr.. Holcomb said he re-
signed because of disagreement with
the War Production Board.
Mr.. Holcomb, whose home is in
Atlanta, has headed the small busi-
ness section since its establishment
a year ago. During the past year
this section has devoted itself to
assisting small business enterprises
in their relations with the Federal
Government, particularly in matters
dealing with war contracts.
Evening star., 1942-09-14
Markets at q Glance

NEW YORK, Sept. IA R,.
Stocks mixed; rails, specialties
resistant. Bonds steady; some
rails at new highs. Cotton high
er; commission house and mill
buying.
CHICAG G O.-Wheat higher:
mill buying; short covering. Corn
firm with wheat and rye. Hogs
mostly steady, but top price down
10 cents to $14.30. Cattle, steers,
yearlings steady to Is lower;
liberal supply.
Evening star., 1942-09-14
Todoy's Home Runs

American League.
Higgins. Detroit, I'd inning.
Meyer, Detroit, Sd inning.
Di Maggie, New York, 7th inning.
Laabs, st. Louis. lst inning.
National League.
Bartell, New York, 9th inning.
Evening star., 1942-09-14
Aqueduct

SIXTH RACE-Purse, $4,000 added;
graded handicap. class c: 3-year-olds ana
upward;,7 furlongs.
Scotland Light (Arcaro) 400 3.l0 200
Kingfisher (Thompson) $50 40
Grey Wing tMehrtens) $50
Also ran-Flaught, Phar Rons, Sun
dodger,
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Hawthorne

THIRD RACE-Purse, 1000: claim
ing; 3-year -olds and upward: 6h furlongs.
kenty Miss fSchuling) 1920 $50 500
Illinois Tom fJemas) $50 $40
Simkoe (MacAndrew) 500
Time, l:22.
Also ran-Ebon Flag. Bellcoda, Bo-
betty. Donnagina, Heathtovn, Illinois
Star, Miss Merit, Molly Fly Cherriko.
Evening star., 1942-09-14
Nurruqunsett Park

FOURTH RACE-Purse ST. 200; claim
Ing; 3-year-olds and up: 6 furlongs.
Voucher tClingman) 1880 7.40 $50
Prairie Dog TurnbulD $40 800
Tides In tBrennanl 740
Time, 1:11as.
Also ran--valdina. Joe, Family Doc, Sill
yer Grain, Graustark.
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Huvre de Grace

FIFTH RACE-Cumberland Handicap;
purse, $4,000; for 3-year-olds and up
ward: Lis miles. -.
Ksar OF Audley (Crawford) $40 3SQ
PlayfieIds ReinzD 47O
Time. 1:467s.
Also ran-Allessandro. The Finest,
A One, Tribal Ruler.
Evening star., 1942-09-14

ENGLAND-THEY BAGGED NAZIS-These flying of
Uncle Sans Air credited with being the first
American pilots to destroy planes in the European
theaer They 1t Junkin 0ef Natchez Miss who
shot down FockeWulf 100 off Dieppe and 1t Ellsworth Sha
George up Focker-Wulf Courier
in Iceland Junkin received Distinguish Flying and the
Order Of the Purple Heart Shahan awarded Silver STAR
A p Wirepho
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Late Races

Earlier Results and Entries for
Tomorrow on Page 2-X.
Evening star., 1942-09-14
Late News Bulletins
Cardinals Lead PhiIIies, 2 to ], in Seventh

PHILADELPHIA (SpeciaD.-The st. Louis Cardinals
hoped Ike Pearson for the first inning and
leading, to in the seventh The Phs
in the SIXTH but the Cards went ahead in the
seventh.
Evening star., 1942-09-14
Assassination Plot Nipped, Somozo Says

MANAGUA Nicaragua Q1.-President Anastasio Somoza
declared today that plot of Axis agents and of his
political opponents to assassinate him had been frustrated
and everything is under control The President did
disclose what steps taken suppress plot
Evening star., 1942-09-14

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At New York
Pittsburgh 600 100 90
New York 400 O02 OO-
At Philadelphia-
St. Louis 100 600 l
Philadelphia 600 O01
Batteries--Gumbert and Odea; Pearson
and BraEan.
At Boston
Chicago ---- Oil 600 90 -
Boston ----- 600 600 0
Bstteries--Lee and Schefint; Donovan
and lombard.
(Only Games Scheduled)
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ToImodqe to Accept Defeat

ATLANTA H9.-Gov. Eugene Talmadge announced late
today Il have decided not to file contest OF the election
In written statement he asserted the time for filing
test expired at today Reports have circulated that the
Governor planned to contest Wednesdays primary in which
Attorney General Ellis Arna 26l county unit votes to
Gov. Talmadge's l49.
Evening star., 1942-09-14
Other League Games
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Cleveland
New York. 900 040 10 -
Cleveland 600 200 |
Batteries-Bonham and ROSar, Hemsley;
Smith and Hegan.
At Chicago
Boston 600 SE
Chicago --- 110
Batteries - Newsome and Conroy;
Himphries and fresh.
At st. Louis
Philadelphia 900
st. Louis 100
Batteries-Harris and Swift; Muncrief
and Hayes.
Evening star., 1942-09-14

(See PLANES, Page 2-x.)
Evening star., 1942-09-14
Weother Report

Little change in temperature today and tonight:
gentle winds. Temperatures today-Highest, g.
at 3:45 pm; lowest, 81, at $40 am.
From the United staees weather Bureau Report
pull Report PAGE A-16.)
Evening star., 1942-11-17
coAI WOOD rliEI ou
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES. calculators. type
writer's, all kinds. any cond: top price.
Sun. and ewes. CO. 1925; week. DI. 1872.
Evening star., 1942-11-17

PIANos-owner trsnsf: selling lovely
| knabe psrlor. Studio, 1910 Conn. MI.
Evening star., 1942-11-17

PIANOS-We have a good selection of new
and used Rrands in stock and il you are
| looking for piano see our pianos before
| you buy. Also few spinets for rent.
ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO CO..
1918 Ith ST NV MA 3oo3
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HELP MEN B WOMEN.
fHa~b

COUPLE AT TOURIST INN-Handy man,
wife as houseworker; 500 month and living
quarters. Apply to 8 pm, 2459 Tunlaw
I'd. NV.
TECHN1CIAN. capable of doing all routine
laboratory work in doctors once; gentle.
college graduate preferred. Call AID. 4116
for appointment Immediate employment.
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Continued on Next Pass.)
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
and better seruice, aduer-
tlSers are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent Classifcations.
Evening star., 1942-11-17


TAkOMA PIX LOVELY APIS UNFUR,:
peaut surroundings: reas. rent adults only;
no smoking, drinking. SH. 1851.
2 BDRM. KITCHEN, DINETTE. BATH,
sem! etached 1st-f. apt; turn over pos
session to party buying almost new furni-
ture for cash. Phone TR 1863 is.
350S CONN. AVE. NW-3 ROOMS: $3.50
44th ST. n.W.-4 rooms; convenient trans
portation. Woodley 3Sl6
3 ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH AND CA
rase' no Frleidalre, private entrance Call
Slgo 9GH after pm. 10 Carroll Manor
Circle. Takoma Park. Md
ONE LARGE ROOM AND KITCHEN, md
Il, front em.i,; one, S35: two. S31 so.
North Capitol cars. No 10 Evarts St ne.
ATTRACTIVE APT, list FLOOR. PARTLY
1urn;, large room. kitchen. bath, porch.
NIL; employed couple, no drinking, no
pets. TR, l3i5.
WISH TO EXCHANGE MODERN APT,
NV, 80 rooms. ,S62, for 2-bedroom apt.
or or more bedroom house NV. Call
EN- 2949 before ! pm. Wed or Thurs.
COLORED-SMALL BASEMENT APT >
rooms KIT. ana bath: gas, elec. and heat
turn 6.5t Sth ST n
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BEDS twin; desk. studio couch. G. E. re-
frieerator, dresser. chest. vanity. WE DO
MOVING. Edelman. 3303 Georsia ave.
BICYCLE. mans, good tires, $.3. Phone
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APARTMENTS WAN1Ep,

RESPONSIBLE NAVAL OFFICER AND
VIZ VIE aesire apt, conV' tranSp. to Amer U.
Can RA. 1893 after or all day Sun,
BUSINESSMAN. WIFE AND BOY, 8
years. desire 4-room apt, unfurn; best OF
references; S5O-So5; prefer s.e. section.
FIR, 9iO3
MARRIED MARI COUPLE WISHES RENT OR
CLARK n.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED. ] OR q
beuroom apt. in modern apt. bldg, n W. Sec
ton, close in; limit, Sl50. DI 3797.
FAMILY OF 3 ADULTS. OLD WASHING
ton residents. need apt. in NV, at least 2
bedrooms; no children, no pets. EN-. 6521.
2 ROOMS, KITCHENETTE AND BATH.
men; NV. section. Box 497-C. Star. lS'
APT WANTED, FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
nlshed; nI1 3 or 4 rooms kitchen and bath.
Call Dupont 950T 49,
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED Two
bedroom Housekeeping apartment, avail
Box 116-C, Star IL
FURNISHED -UNFURNIsHED. l.. BED.
room apart. by Dec 1st. would consider
buying furniture on suitcase: excellent
references professional man. Box 4Ss:c.
WILL sUBLEAsE NICELY FURNISHED
y to ga rooms in refined section, by re-
Liable manager OF large chain stores.
TWO WOMEN DESIRE FURNISHED
exchanged csi JA. aiss-W after after 5 pm. m.
CIVILIAN EXECUTIVE WANTS FURN.
modern liv. rm., bedrm. bath apt, NV
downtown; S100. HO. $500, Ext. ., to
pm.
FURN, 3 ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH,
by 2 adults: near transportation. conven-
lent to Catholic church. Box lie, Star
YOUNG NAVAL OFFICER AND WIFE DE-
sire furnished apartment or room; handy
to Navy Yard. Call MR. JACKSON, TR
1872 after $50 pm.
NAVAL OFFICER AND WIFE DESIRE
nicely furnished apartment for to
weeks: preferably Bethesda. Chevy Chase
or Northwest section. Wisconsin 66i9.
FURNISHED APT, YOUNG MARRIED
couple, gentiles. both work; on or before
Dec l. Box 13-E, Star. 49,
YOUNG ARMY OFFICER AND EMPLOYED
wife desire furnished apartment in d. c.
or Vireinia references. Call Ordway 5241
after $40 pm.
MARINE OFFICER. WIFE, NO CHILDREN.
perm. located: 2-bedrm. furn. apt; District
suburbs. MISS ROHRER. RE. 500. lps
WANTED FURNISHED APT. - LIVING
room. bedroom, dinette, kitchenette; NV,
x250-S300. Phone RE. 5100, Ext. 5.
Continued on Next Pags.)
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81. CONCORD AVE. NW.-Girl to share
| master bedrm.. twin beds. newly furn. next
bath unlim. PHI; bus at door: $40 ca.
| ia 6S16
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES as much a 400 of
Drastic cut prices and large discounts on
brand-new bedroom living room and dinette
suites. sofas. sofa beds. overstuffed chairs,
and complete line of household furniture
YOU can figure out how low our prices are
when normally our prices are always way
below ceiling prices. Now you get an
addlt lonal saving. For .. years we have
Terms,
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SUNNY. CONF. RIM. next bath, gentlemen
Evening star., 1942-11-17

ENGLISH BULL. male. l8 months: house
broken and leash broken. Call Alex
andra Q5lU
Evening star., 1942-11-17

FUR COAT, Hudson seal, $3.50, new;
medium size. 46S Nd ave. sw lS'
FURN --Frigidaire, 1912. new. G. E. de
luxe, S.?25: mahogany double bed. Beauty
rest mattress. dresser. mirror: no dealers
l.tik kennedY 81 ia oIkl
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UhEUR.
APARTMENTS UNFURhIsHEp

GROOM APT. FURN. OR UNFURN., REA-
SSonaole, l"9 Shady Side ave, Capitol
Evening star., 1942-11-17

DOUBLE room. with double bed. next to
bath: conv transp., > Govt. employed
YOUNG women Call after Z, HO. 21S5
aSla CONN AVE-. opposite shoreham
Hotel. Bus stop. Single rm., semi-pvt.
eath. inn4 sDrtnes: ssntlsmAn emily.
Evening star., 1942-11-17

| PIANO. Huntington Spinet, new 1889
mahogany. excel condition: extra-length
| strings: cost $3.50: kaving town, sacrifice
| at 5000 Call ewes. NIL nR3I
Evening star., 1942-11-17

SINGLE BED and chest of drawers, prac-
tically new. Phone Ordway 3345 ewes
SNOW SUIT girls navy blue all-wooI
size II: SO; worn only twice. Also white
ice skates. size /: s." GE. OO55
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GUEST HOUSE

10Th and Newton SITS. NV.
Completely newly furnished. Income,
$3.50 per mo. Comp. information phone
AID 700 IL
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4 RMS, PVT. b. S110 RIM, Ink. NR,
bath, S35. 1433 E. Capitol tLin. PkD.
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BOSTON PUPPY, 3 mos. old; nicely marked.
pedigreed male. Reasonable 31O4 18th
st VI MI Pleasant
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our largest warehouse by. December, i,
1912: We are unable to locate another
warehouse. therefore we are forced to
sacrifice $4,000 worth OF f1ne furniture.
at 4Oeo of. the. OPA ceiling prices; we
have hundreds Of bedrm.. dining rm.. liv.
rm suites; overStuffed and occasional
chairs: secretaries and desks: coffee. cock
tail. lamp and end tables of famous Mers-
man make: floor and table lamps and
many more items. Be sure to visit our
showroom before you buy and take 4Ute
of all OPA prices
Evening star., 1942-11-17

1900 BLK. IRVING ST. N.W.-Sinsle, new
" furnished room for quiet gentleman.
Call MO .I.t.Ier hat :
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MOVING, PACKING e. STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates:
Will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving Edelmans Nov
ing ( Storage Co, Taylor 2931!
Evening star., 1942-11-17
CATTLE 3 LIVESTOCK.
DOGS, PETS. ETC.

SHEPHERD COLLIE PUPS. real pals, very
playful; males, .*l5; females, $40. Falls
Church S3l W-3.
BEAUTIFUL Gordon setter, has been
found by me. 1t is a female: 1t wishes a
home. It is very semitic. Please call Geor-
gia ?944. evenings.
BOSTON PUPPY, 3 mos. old; nicely marked
pedigreed, male. Reasonable. 31O4 18th
st. NV, Mt. Pleasant
HOLLYWOOD KENNEIS-BOARD1NG
Cocker Spaniel and Irish Setter Puppies
9.O1 BALTIC. Ave: Berwyn 139 WA. 1924.
ENGLISH BULL. male. lS months: house.
broken and leash broken. Call Alex
andria 95lO.
KITTENS, 3 want good home viii give
away: females. Call WI. 1918
DOGS-Exc. home wanted for Nellie small
white spitz, VI. old; also a wire haired
female, exc. DISPOSITION. ladies' pets. Box
36S-B. Star.
COOKERS, ALL COLORS, S15-S2O-S25.
WIRE-HAIRED TERRIERS. SI5-S2O,
COLLIES, S6-S10; PEKINGESE. MALE. S15.
WIRE-HAIRED DACHSHUNDS. S25.
Dos Hotel. 7344 Georgia Ave. IA. 1921.
BOXERS.
Mossmont Kennels are now offering ex-
ceptional pups. Phone MA. 7O43. Alex.
OSOb
Evening star., 1942-11-17

TWO GENTLEMEN desire room in private
family; good habits, references. Box $3.50,
Star. Il"
COUPLE, young, colored. want large room
or small apartment, no children or pets,
and use of kitchen. Call Ii. S043 after
am
NURSE wants nice, warm single room NV.
Five dollars week. Box 49a-C. Star.
BUSINESS EXECUTIVE from Chicago
needs Immediately comfortable room,
private bath. in gentle home, with con-
venlent transportation to PentaQon Build
ing. Prefers NV. d. c. References ex-
changed. Box 2-E. Star. 10.
QUIET ROOM, well furnished. near Cap
ltol private home or modern apartment.
Box 9-E, Star.
GEN TLEMAN, cultural interests, desires
quiet, exceptional accommoda tions; pri-
Vacy; piano desirable; short distance down.
town. Box S-E, Star.
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1920 HARVARD N.W.-Sleepng room
with privilege of housekeepng See man
ager. Room 21
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q MINUTES FROM DOWNTOWN private
home, large room. twin beds, next bath;
express bus. RA. SSb3
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o14S FLORIDA AVE NW-Comforta BILE
rm, twin beds: walking distance; quiet
Young ladies. Christians. Michigan 3194
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ROOMS WITH BOARD


3 YOUNG LADIES to share rm, S35 each
excellent meals; lovely home: all young
people: tennis court. OIL. 6603
$500 KANSAS AVE. NW.-Nice rooms,
delicious sh,s US. kosher meals: reasonable: also
running water. excellent meals: l block
18th st. Gentlemen only.
2233 N. VERNON ST. in nearby Airing
ton-Room and board for 3 girls in nice
home. CHI. S47S. Mrs Shipley.
1925 18th ST. N.W.--Nicely furn. rooms
for, young ladies and young men; running
water, telephone, excellent board; elevator.
IT.
RIM. AND BOARD in Christian home, close
IN. hobart 09b5. after pm.
| blk cars: sentiles; $40 and s45.
y So%sn ss newly furnished: good iood sas sas
DUPONT CLUB; 1925 10th St. nv
room: walking distance. Dupont 9349
1913. 10th ST. N.w.-Master bedroom,
suit suitable for adults; private bath; excel
front room, !. exposures, twin or double
beds; 2 blocks Mt. Rainier car line or cross
town bus; varied diet; excellent neighbor-
hood. Shown by appt. only. North T213
EtIU M Sl. NV, AIT. .i--Vacahcy 1Or L
girl to share with another. twin beds,
unlim. phone: conven. transp.: newly furn.
ARLINGTON-Rm. with 2 beds, in lovely
home. u blk. from bus. Oxford 1856
TOWN CLUB. 1900 Mass ave. NV
Famous for food. Room for boys or
girls. Dupont 1884.
1929 18th ST NW.-vacancy for young
girl in room with two others. Good food
Phone MI a.36.
1918 TNGLESIDE TERRACE NW.--Young
airl to share aclean room with another;
S3h mo. MI. 41ai,
1a4i IRVING ST. N,W.--Large triple, also
vacancy for 2. single beds: conv. trans;
stIt
Evening star., 1942-11-17

UPPER 18th ST-Basement rm. dble. or
single; best transp.; reasonable rates. IA.
Evening star., 1942-11-17
RADIOS,
RECORD PLAYERS.

All kinds of radios and record players.
ia BILE and floor models: highest rrices paid.
Mr.. Harris. ~ eth st. NV
Evening star., 1942-11-17

THE ARMY CALLS-HAVE NEW APT
new furniture. Must buy furniture 10 get
apt, $3.50: Rent, $56 heat and water in
GUIDED. Apt. /, $500 Greenwood ave,
Evening star., 1942-11-17

III KENTUCKY AVE. SE-Room for 2
girls or married couple. Also single room.
Private home. Recreation room and tele-
phone prYileReS Phone Franklin 3RS1.