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La gaceta., 1943-08-27

Las palabras que siguen son del que
rido Vicepresidente Wallace, IN hombre
sincere, un democratic como no hay muchos
en- la direction de los grandes partidos po-
liticos: "Lo que algunos individuos llaman
americanismo a la antigua no es Otra cosa
que ell gobierno dominado por las corpO-
raciones. Por libre empresa ellos quieren
decir ''empresa libre" para las grandes
corporaciones, no para los p%equenos ne
gocios".
''Vital es para ell pueblo que compra de
las corporaciones, que les vende, que ira
baja para elias, yer a traves de la propa-
ganda de ciertas grandes companias'.
LA forma cooperative de organization
es absolutamente esencial en- un pals de-
mocr&tico como Estados Unidos, no solo
para los negocios en- gran escala, sino tam
bien para muchos negocios de pequena es-
Gala"
La dificultad con las corporaciones
surge cuando algunas de elias, las mas
grandes, tratan de controlar las agencias
de la opinion p1blica, incluyendo hasta
las escuelas, y despues dominar las cleo
clones, contrOlar las legislatures, ell Con
greso nacional y hasta ell Presidente mis-
mo-.
LAS corporaciones que deben ser mas
vigiiadas son aquellas que Sc uneven en-
ell comercio International, Y aquellas que
entran en- los carteles internacionales con
respecto a mercados, prceiOs y ell uso de in
v~enciones."
'Estas corpOraciones estan amenudo
'ntercsadas en- obtener subsidies de sus go
oiernos y por 10 tantO Sc italian especial
mente c~mpenadas en- dominar a los GO
biernos mismos. Operan en- los asuntos ex-
tranjerOs y por 10 tanto Sc italian Interest,"
das en- ell DEPARTMENT. de Estado u Off
Gina de negociOs extranjeros. Para hacer
dinerO entran en- conveniOs y arreglos con
gobiernos y cOrporaciones extranjeras".
Hay muchas corporaciones bien Orga-
nizadas y honestas en- ell pals; pero hay
nay muchas que no tienen escrGpulos y Sc
= IAN. nara ganar dinerO, hasta en- la
Dolitica exterior.
TOdavia no hace muchOs amos que cier
tas corpOraciones manejaban los gobiernos
de algunas repGblicas de origen indo-ibe-
rico.
CuandO los ~gObernantes no Sc dejaban
%convencer pOr medic del orc, Organizaban
revueltas y los echaban del Poder-
La gaceta., 1943-08-27

EN- UNA BASE NIPONA-Los pjIoto, !.
cendieron sobre la base japonesa en- WA Y
Guinea, v d~estruyeron en- TERRA 12O as,o.
area sombreada representa- t~erritorio en- MI
nipones. p4
La gaceta., 1943-08-27
GENERALS FUNESTOS.
LA FALANCE Y LA DEMOCRACIA
WALLACE Y LAS CORPORACIo-
MES.

LIE hemos pedido a Hitler y los matari-
fes alemanes, por boca del presidente Roo
sevelt, que e~ntreguen las armas y Sc rim
dan.
Hitler no 10 hara Y la demanda Tampa
co sera escuchada por los generates teu-
tones.
En- la primera guerra performances al
Kaiser, que Sc refugi6 tranquilamente en-
Holanda, y performances a los generates q.
despues "inmovilizaron" y derribaron la
Rep1blica.
81 en- esta Guerra Global ~castigamos a
Hitler Y performances de nuevo a los ma
~riscales y generates, la Tercera Guerra Sc
"producira" antes de I'm cuartO de siglO.
Tan necesario como derrotar a los ejer-
citos nazi-fascistas es impedir que los ge-
nerales muevan las cuerdas y desde sus
casas impongan condolences.
La gaceta., 1943-08-27

Traicionaron a la RepGblica alemana,
naci6n sin genufna democracia, los maris-
Gales y generates.
Won Ludendorff fue uno de los mas fer
vientes a%nimadores de Hitler.
Won Hindenburg lie entreg6 al "lider'
de los nazis las riendas del gObierno.
Sin ell consentimiento de los generates
Y ell dinero de los "Junkers", los latifundis-
tas, Adolfo jamas hubiese llegado a ser ell
tirano de su pals y ell verdugo de Europa.
A la bora de liquidar las cuentas de la
Guerra Global, 81 para entonces no Sc ha
perdido la raz6n, buen cuidado Sc tendra
de que los generates sean "inutilizados"
para siempre.
iClaro esta que nos referimos a los ge-
nerales "totalitarios', a los criminales del
tipo de Franco y su calana.
La gaceta., 1943-08-27

Russia mandara a las regiones liberia
das, con ell fin de reconstruirlas, materia-
les de fabrication, semillas, comestibles,
100000 vacas, $4,000 ovejas Y chivas y
$4,000 caballos.
Tn programa ACADIA de ser preparadO
por ell Concilio de Comisarios del Pueblo.
Las fincas seran cUltivadas de nuevo
y Sc haran centenares de miles de casas.
Bombas y canones derriban facilmen-
tie aldeas Y ciudades; pero no sera facil re-
~construir los poblados por dOnde pasa la
furia del nazismO.
En- esta guerra, sin embargo, las ciu-
dades alemanas no Sc QuedaraH intactas.
Hamburgo ha sido cast destruida por
complete. Berlin cOrrera la misma suerte,
FL ministro de educaci6n de Italia ha
prohibido, segIn la radio alemana, que en-
las escuelas italianas sc lean. como Sc We
MIA hacienda, algunOs trabajos de Benito
MussOlini.
Suponemos que en- Berlin pensaran,
Evening star., 1943-10-27

here in the Green Forest. I know.
for I have been there. I don't know
of single place in all the Great
World where we could be perfectly
safe at this dreadful season of the
year. With the falling of the leaves
1t is growing worse every day. You
should be thankful, Mrs Grouse, that
you are small. 1t is easier for you to
hide. I've notice, too, that they never
shoot at you unless they are very
close to you. AS for me, I am so big
that it is hard to kee pout of sight.
and they shoot at me when they are
so far away I can neither hear, see.
nor smell them. The first thing I
know there is a distant bang and
something comes whining past me
with the most terrible sound, cutting
a tWig close to me or striking the
trunk of a tree with a chug that
makes my heart sink. Yes, You are
lucky to be so small, Mrs Grouse" :"
You are lucky yourself" retorted
Mrs. Grouse. You are lucky that the
hunters use a different kind OF gun
when they hunt you, a gun that
shoots only one bullet. When they
shoot at me they send a whole
shower of tiny bullets. tell you it is
mighty hard work to keep out of the
way of all of them. AS it is, they
have torn out lot of my feathers,
and I'm pretty lucky that some of
them didn't kill me. Listen! Didn't
I hear twig snap?"
Instantly Lightfoot cooked his big
ears, while Mrs. Grouse stretched
up her head to hear better, and to-
gether they listened with all their
might
Evening star., 1943-10-27
Contract
BY THE FOUR ACES.
Crime Doesn't Poy-No. 173

Yesterday we showed a case in
which a player had to hold up when
he had the 40 of suit. The
criminal in todays deal failed to
make such play, when it was even
more clearly apparent that he
should.
West dealer.
North-South vulnerable.
Evening star., 1943-10-27
Bedtime Stories
BY T. w. BURGESS.
DN T. w bVNVENN.
Rea"'" and Terror. han din hand,
Walk together through the land.

1t is one of the saddest but one
OF the truest things in the world at
this season Of the year On the Great
Meadows in the Green Forest, the
Old Pasture and the Great Woods,
along the Laughing Brook and the
Big River, and around the Smiling
Pool are many cOlors. for Old
Mother Nature has done her best to
make this season of beauty. But
the little people who live in these
places see nothing of this, for they
have no room for anything but the
terror which the Spirit of Fear,
sent forth by man, has put in their
hearts. Each day, more beautiful
than the last is to them likely to be
more terrible. for each day sees more
hunters out with terrible guns, and
there is nothing in all the Great
World more terrible than to be
hunted.
The brown and red and yellow and
striped leaves were falling fast. Each
day saw fewer on the trees and
bushes and more on the ground
There was something very like de-
spair in the great, soft, gentle eyes
of Lightfoot the Deer as he watched
the leaves flutter down. 1t was not
that he felt any sadness because the
trees would soon be left bare, he
knew that when Mistress Spring
should come again there would be
new leaves to make the trees beau
tIfIIl orojpo hnNoJycn !, ly,,o
that every leaf that fell made it
lust so much harder for him to hide
from the hunters who were trying
so hard to kill him. Only the pine
and spruce and hemlock trees held
fast their leaves, and he loved them
for 1t.
IT don't know what I should do if
It were not for them" he confided
to Mrs. Grouse.
Il know said Mrs. Grouse, ruff
fling out her feathers They have
saved my life more times than I
can count. Whenever a hunter sur
prises me and forces me to fly I
dodge behind the nearest pine or
spruce or hemlock tree Often they
are all that prevent the shot from
those terrible guns reaching me- 1t
is a lucky thing for us that men
have this killing madness only in the
autumn. If they had it all the year
round none of us would live very
long. Sometimes I have thought of
leaving the Green Forest altogether
and going up to the Great Woods to
live hut somehow 7 can't heor IN
You know. this is my home here"
Lightfoot shook his head sadly.
ut wouldn't be of the least USE" said
he The hunters are everywhere
In the Great Woods, lust as they are
Evening star., 1943-10-27

WDC, 10:30-NaY Day Program; Arit
Johnston. president Of the Chamber Of Com
merce, and Representative James Wddsworh oi
New York speak from the kafower HOTEL
VOL, 11:15-Senaior Alexander Wiley Of
Wisconsin: Five Imperatives'
WRC, ii:30-NdW Day Program: From
Corpus Christi Air Base, Tex, with talks by
Admiral E. P. Mason. former tommender Of
the Hornet and Il. TWonne Power.
VOL. 1i30-SeuetaV Of the Navy Frank
Knox on Navy Day.
Evening star., 1943-10-27
.Womun Makes Vain Try
To Insure Dogs Care

BY the Associated Press
ST. LOUIS.-When Mrs. Rose
Steininger, an 80-year-old widow
died, relatives called a veterinarian
who destroyed her dog, Babe. Babes
l3 years, they thought, was a long
life for a dog.
Later, Mrs. Steininger's will was
filed in probate court. 1t provided
a substantial but undiSclosed
amount for "a good home for any
dog I may have at the time of my
death"
Evening star., 1943-10-27
with his queen and led another dia

with his queen and led another dia-
mond.
On this South played the jack of
diamonds and West properly
ducked, hoping his partner still had
a diamond. So South was able to
lead another spade and put up dunn
mys eight. Now East was helpless.
He might as we'll take his spade ace
because he could not shut out the
spade suit. East later got his heart
king. also. but. with three spade
tricks. two hearts. two diamonds
and two clubs, South had his con-
tract safe.
Even If East had played the
spades properly, South might have
made his contract by guessing that
the queen of clubs would fall, but
there is a good chance that he would
have gone down.
cobys partner and. with neither
side vulnerable, you held:
K 632 o QJ1
0o7 49,
The bidding:
Schenken. Jacoby. Lightner. You.
Pass 3NT Pass -
Pass Ant Pass CD
Answer-Pass. Usually four no.
trump is slam try, but in this case
1t Is simple rebid. Maybe Jacoby's
principal strength is in 4 long, solid
suit with little support for spades.
Maybe he has only two aces and
does not wish to try for a slam for
that reason.
Score 100 per cent for pass.
Question No. 1,526.
Today you hold the same hand,
but the bidding is different:
Schenken. Jacoby. Lightner. You.
Pass 3NT Pass "a
Pass Sd Pass Cd
What do you bid7 (Answer to-
morrow
(Released nv the RelI 4vndirats Jne
Evening star., 1943-10-27

East was sort of continuous cul-
prit in this deal His psychic dia-
mond bid was downright silly. and
should have gotten him in trouble
if North had passed the double,
East would have been down at least
three tricks. When East was lucky
enough to have his opponents take
the double out he misplayed the
defense and gave them the rubber
West opened the five of diamonds
and East's queen fell to South's ace.
South next led the 10 of spades and
played low from dummy.
If East had let the 10 of spades
win, dummy's spade suit would have
been forever dead. The only way
to get into dummy was through the
ace of hearts and if East had ducked
the spade, South could not have
established the suit without taking
out dummy's heart ace, after which
the suit would be of no value to
him. But East won the spade 10
Evening star., 1943-10-27
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on the An TO-DAY

on the An TO-DAY.
Star Flashes: Latest news. WNN at $50
an. daily.
WM. 730-Ssnsior Claude Pepper Of FIoi.
d. The United States and the Postwar World
VOL. 830-MurdM Clinic: 6. D. Y. and
NJ Coles Death in the Sum-. drsmstilsd.
WMAL. 8:3o-Batile Of Sexes: Dancing Ia.
srueion and representatives, Of the Navy.
WRt. 9:00-Time 10 Smile: Betty Hutton and
4 salute 10 Navy Day.
Evening star., 1943-10-27

WINK. 9:05-Symphony Hour: BerIiozs
Symphonic fsniasiique" and Carnival Ro,
main overture on records.
whAl, 9:30-5poilight Band From Hawaii
. nluts 10 the heroes Of Pearl narbor with an
address by Admiral Ghormley.
Wt. s:3o-hr. District Attorney: Fights 10
retain office.
WT0p. i0:00-6feat Music Moments; Salute
10 the Navy with appropriate songs
WhAl. t0:30-Vits President Henry Wal,
lsts: Food for Vitiory and Jobs for Peace.
Evening star., 1943-05-05
APTs, WANTED (cent.).

EXECUTIVE SEEKS MODERN HOUSE OR
apartment, for summer or permanent, fur
nished, 2 bedrooms. Attention, Harvard
Oxford alumni. Box 276-M, Star. los
COUPLE. 8 OR 4 ROOM UNFURN. APT.
ss aae bas H!'h p9 & ssss o. s s44
TWO OR THREE ROOM APT. WITH
kitchen and bath for three QUIET adults;
reasonable: good TRANSPORTATION. Box
DIsCRIMINATNG BACHELOR DESIRES
unfurnished housekeeping apartment or
T7a CONSIDER a9ss1 sharing apartment Dupont
% small fa1alshsd apt Sp WITH ~Fh f5chea passnd ana
private bath until Sept. !. 20 children
or pets Call Temple 1871 after 6 m.
2-BEDRoOM APT. SUITABLE FOR 3
adults NV. section preferred: best OF ref:
near Kennedy. Box 291-M. Star. -
GOVT. EXECUTIVE AND MOTHER. De
sirahls, quiet, cultured psople Wish snail ,;
Point. Boz .S1 M, Star.
BY EMPLOYED COUPLE, NV; HAVE
bed, linens. cooking utensils available.
MRS. BOYD. Elk. 306s, Ext. IL, or Gil.
GENTLE, MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE AND
adult daughter desire unfurn. apt. or
house. Best references. HO. :2143.
GOVT ATTORNEY AND WIFE DESIRE
small apt. furnished or unfurnished: will
CO es ane Of Box 'rsn
Star. 7s
PRIVATE APARTMENT, / OR 2 ROOMS,
modern kitchen. tiled bath: walking dis
tance of 10th ard K. desired by young
lady with uneZcelled. refs; Can between
Evening star., 1943-05-05
CHEVY CHASE-S15,

Choice wooded section of Chevy
Chase, Md, between the two
clubs and two blocks from rapid
TRANSPORTATION. Center-hell Co.
lonial brick, built by Geo. r.
Mikkelson about s years ago.
There are 3 nice bedrooms and 2
complete baths on second floor.
finished and insulated attic, sum-
mer-winter hookup for domestic
hot water, large screened porch,
automatic heat and garage. The
lot has frontage Of 6S fecJ.
which is well Handicapped, fine
shade trees. Possession at once.
BOSS e. PHELPS. MA. 1900.
Evenings and Sunday call MR..
LEIGH. WI. 3sg9.
Evening star., 1943-05-05
S16.95O.
CHEVY CHASE MD.

club section. Living room, dining room,
complete kitchen, bedrooms. 3l2 baths,
heating plant: delightfully."- Handicapped
grounds. Seen bv appointment only.
MABELI.E JENNINGS, WI 1884
Evening star., 1943-05-05
HOUSES FOR SALE.

1Snsaists sass sss fd:,sss'en. e.; n;%;
olsI;o s,room s,.sI ssmi.detschsd house. with 2
M ednvsa N sa
apt: i esii Mr.: MssMurfss' 4 En-. sen tS9ss2.
wAPLE g. JAMES, INC.
Exclusive Agent.
INCoME-PRODuCNG HOME.
two complete tile baths. recreation room,
ziad EEL p1 81 is s1ao 1R perfect condition BE1r
$500 Cash, ssos MoSTHLY.
ms Tic heat; conveniently located in up-
psT gM1 sTlghtyO0d. nI s,o Act quickly. BE1T-
S10,750-Seven large rooms and bath,
taar. Tour be ,bedrSoms. % refrigeration automatic
coI5sS ExcE15ENT i5s co11eaI.d[ raM1LY HOUSE
VA alzs. zsuGIsans!ss 81. ss4see seAsn' NH FOSTER
NEARBY sUITLAND.
k5ses4 saS gh old sssssf ssesenF s5nao lss
W. i:a4 VII NaSiE i. s.W' SfHHs' hi: &: sa.s.
IN THE FASHIONABLE SECTION NFAE
wyoming ave. and Gath st. n.w.-Datached
house of Moorish architecture, tile roof
on lot 50x135 feet. The drawing room is
1Sx24 feet, dining room 1920 feet,
music room 13X19. There are 3 master
bec- ooms, dressing room den and . baths
on end floor. . servants rooms and bath
on 3rd; garage for ? cars: price, $4,000
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
111a K st. NV. Ma 1866.
NEAR BLADENsBURG ROAD AND #Oth
st. n.e.-2-story detached house. 6 rooms
bath, hot-water heat. gar: price, So, $50
LOUIS p: SHOEMAKER,
Evening star., 1943-05-05
"MY HOME

detached brick home with rooms
Sla baths incl. library and Law on first
f!oor): on large, level lot This attrac-
tive place is just I year old: near school,
stores and transportation, it should be sold
at once as the owner has the property
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. RFALTOR
Evening star., 1943-05-05
FOUR BEDROOMS
NO RATION COTJPONS

1ngraham St. near 14th-Detached. 2
rooms, > baths, maids room, SLEEPING
porch oil heat. elec. refrigerator, Gear
Raraga National 1910
Evening star., 1943-05-05
BUILDERS SACRIFICE.

1n, restricted and beautiful Ravenwood
Brick constr. slate roof, 2 rooms, 3Ia
baths, rec room with fireplace Gear att
gar. on well-Wooded snd lands"aped 10:
IN nearby Va. Call MR.. CLARKE. ] to ),
Evening star., 1943-05-05
ROOMS WITH BOARD,

N0N"S WIN oOANO.
a653 PARK P14 NV, facing Soldiers
Homs-Pleasant room for gentleman, .
}. ms. c.h.w., unlim. phone. BeSt of food
COOL ROOM with private shower for two
gentlemen. excellent food. Lincoln 9sb0
Tor appointment. 6s
for Young ladies': walking distance down
town; real home, EXCELLENT msals.
DoWNTOWN-Twin beds, share rooms for
ladies. 1880 Vermont NV. Hobart 1867
ARLINGTON. near Pentagon-Vacancy for
block transp.; restricted. GL 32ss.
NEAR WARDMAN PARK-Large room in
private home twin beds, next TO bath: only
> other roomers; a,so vacancy for on
18th; men only. MI, 691S.
j. 3"5 10th ST. N.W-Nicely furnished
rooms. also rooms for. young men: showers,
excellent board: switchboard. cs
1864 GIRARD ST. N.w.-vscancies avail
able for rm and bd., excollent table, home
rates. Columbis 1850
1927 10th ST NW-Young lady 10 share
front room with another, twin beds: ex-
ceilent meals. Sc
CHEVY CHASE-Lovely home studio ar
rangement for 9; inclosed sleapine perch
for :; excellent meals, home privil. OIL. 1908
GIRL, under 20 years, to share room with
anotner; twin beds: in private Protestant
gentle home; conv transp. Gil. H7si
EXCHANGE RM. AND BID. to younr work
ing girl for care of child in ewes. Ordway
THE TUDOR CLUB.
ITS n st. n.w.-sinsle. double. triple:
Evening star., 1943-05-05
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

a5 TUsCARAWAS RID, GLEN ECHO
Hts, Md.-Furnished one room, kitchen
and bath for rent.
. FURNISHED. ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping, ell mod. cows, Gtils incl;
adults onlv. Phone Kersinaton 49-W.
UNFURNISHED 5-RW. APT, ALI, MOD
er!l improvements. Coll Urion a3s"
FARMHOUSE. so MINUTES DOWNTOWN:
, rooms, kitchen, bath, po-ches. electric
sential; reasonable. Boz %03-M. Star.
37133 WELLS AVE. MT R!ATNIER-APT.
End moor, unfurn., . rooms, Kitchen. bath:
s. -dav. Nav -. pcrore WA. 46tl
NEAR sUITLAND-I LAPGE FURN. APT.
pvt. entrance and bath: also small apart
ment. Call Hillside 151O-M after = nm.
Evening star., 1943-05-05

IN BEAUTIFUL WAVERLY HILLS-PR1CE,
ing room 16x23. dining room 1tjyIG. large
k![chen, reception hall. 3 LARGE bedrooms,
Iull basement. h W heat: l0c bus; sub
ing taxes THE OLD DOMINION REALTY.
GO, 3:o5 N. Washington blvd, Arl. Va.
Evening star., 1943-05-05

We HAVE NUMEROUS REQUESTS FOR
furnished and ,unfurnished houses in the
northwest section OF the city and near
suburbs. We can hnd you responsible
tenant If YOU Will list your house with US,
RANDALL H. HAGNER + CO. Inc.
1921 Conn. Ave. DE $500
Evening star., 1943-05-05

HOME OR INVESTMENT.
A house remodeled into furnished apart
Near transportation. schools and stores.
Price Gncludinr furniture), ONLY $3.50.
rnH0S. p. FARRELL CO.. Realtors,
'@I 1enth st. NV. National O165.
EYenipES. Cienr1ia A3S5
Evening star., 1943-05-05

Required to buy one of these unusual A.
room and bath brick homes. Az you need
is 1895 down, balance like rent. real
YOUR NE1GHBoR BOUGHT FROM Us"
Leo M. Bernstein g. Co.. ME. 5400.
Evening star., 1943-05-05
S6.uOO-5 ROOMS-S6. 900

S6.NWU-5 ROOMS-S6. 900
BrancyWlne St, Arl. Na.-OWner gong
MO Army will sell 5-rm row house IN
Sleoe Court; practically new; 5000 equity,
perfect condition. CH 5ANn
Evening star., 1943-05-05
OPEN DAILY GO.

TTfW WISCONSIN, Ave. WI. F14N.
212 Acres, Piney Branch Rd.
This very attractive property is close to
District line. The house has. rooms. 3
large bedrooms and bath. modern kitchen.
::sa lear garage: surrounded BY beautiful I
ment required. E. M. FRY, INC, 724O
Wisconsin ave WI ST4O
Evening star., 1943-05-05
CHEVY CHASE, D, c.

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
S13,950.
Oetached brick, 3" baths: convenient
WI. S965. with A>''''ie1 >
sHANNoN Il LUcHs CO.,
loO1 II ST. NV. Ma o34S
Evening star., 1943-05-05
8 BEDROOMS-212 BATHS.
S13,95O-S75 PER MONTH.

With a reasonable amount of cash owner
VIII take balance back in one trust at 4Ia'c
interest: This is beautiful "-Story. semi
rodernistic brick house. which is prac-
tlca!ly re| and consists of large living
room with fireplace and beautiful bay
WlnooW an unusual kitchen completely
eaulpped: 3 large. bright bedrooms and :,
baths, recrea ton room with Il bat tn
Owner being transferred and Will giye i'm
mediate possession. This house is in one
oi our best residential sections of Virginia,
For information. call
Evening star., 1943-05-05
Willing to BuV Furniture

Willing to Buy Furniture.
Responsible couple without children
7O44.
MODERN TWO-B ROOM
FURNISHED PVT. APARTMENT
WANTED BY THREE PROFES-
SIONAL MEN, CONVENIENT TO
DOWNTOWN. CALL REPUBLIC
$500. EXT. 72o56, OR 4O02; EVE
MING. GE. 1902. -
PERMANENCY.
I have served the Government here for
I? years. working up to present war
worthy RESPONSIBILITIES. My wife and.
are an aporeciative. settled gentle couple.
both employed. with no children. no pets.
no complaints. Must now hnd unfur-
nished apt. preferably Dupont Circle area,
to, stay in for this deal. Immediate or
later occupancy. Our acceptabi assured.
Box "SA-M. Star
COLORFD JAN1ToP's QUARTERS WANT
ed for r,an and wife: gentleman works out
Call Trinidad 15S7. -
Evening star., 1943-05-05
SEE FAIR HAVEN

SEE FAIE HAVEN
ADVERTISEMENT
IN HOUSES-FOR-SALE COLUMN
LIVING ROOM, BEDROOM, Dr.
nette, kitchen, bath; unfurn., in
1st-class NV. apt. hotel; owner
will provide this apt, without
rental, in exchange for services
of young lady as receptionist and
office helper; not over 80 and
neat appearance necessary. Ap-
ply to Box 264-R, Star.
Evening star., 1943-05-05
JEFFERSON PARK, VA.
S1o,950
fAKYE A NIYNH

JEFFERSON PARK, VA.
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DETACHED BRICK
Unforeseen circumstances comuel owner
to sell this expensively FURNISHED home
on an unusually attractive wooded lot
JLst , yrs. old. in perfect repair featuring
a frst-fioor den and lavatory. storm win
dows, metal weatherstripped and screened
Complete i'll every detail for confor able
Lying; conveniently located within block
OF fast bus Transportation. schools and
lO.min. drive from Pentagon and Navy
Buildings You must act quickly TO obta in
TINS unusual value. Call Mr.. Evans, WO.
Q290 with
SHANNON h LUCHs CO..
1905 Fl St NV National o345
Evening star., 1943-05-05
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN

IoTI COIumble PIKE.
CH, 134i. oxford o.os
PEAUTIFUL HOME IN BEVERLY HILLS,
Va.-On large corner lot well Handicapped
Brick, rooms. with large bedroom and
bath on first floor: fireplace screened
porch, Venetian blinds throughout re-
on second floor. shower and lavatory in
basement. garage, cooper piping through
oR. slate roof: . miles from Pentagon on
bus line. O-en !" to 6 OF Arlington
FidGe rd; TO Glehe rd ~ Presidential Gar
Gems. right to Old Dominion blvd, left 10
500 Tennessee ave.
EOLBROOK & CO, CHI. 5949.
FAIRFAX COUNTY ESTATE.
Modern brick home, "-car garage on
main highway, near Falls Church Va
For further information, call Oxford o6"4.
dfl5 Lee Highway
Evening star., 1943-05-05
EDW. R. CARR,

NIX. 2nd AND MADISON NV.
ROOMS-2 BATHS.
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One Of the newer and finer row brick
homes, convenient to theater and com o!eue
she piping, and choice OF quick bus or
streetcar to downtown. Side hall, extend
Ing into modernly. equipped kitchen. with
living room and dining room on the left
cozy den in the rear: 2 bedrooms, :, tile
baths and .inclosed sleeping room on End
floor, ample closets, recreation room in
basement. gas heat.
KELLEY e. BRANNER, DI. TAO.
Evenings. M Rennett NO NN1E