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APTS. FURNISHED (cont)

no You WORK in the siensl coTps2
Won wouid 7 you iife to share re- apt; blks from
OR GIRLS to share s9sT apsrtment m with with
? Others; Il, 532o after $40 pm.
eI35 F. ST. NV or 3 girls. small studio
boom inclesed sa P3rch T share bath sls
Isos A ST. s.E.-Refned emploved couple;
unlim,, phone. TR. 4032. $50 month.
iaa. NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.w-Three
girls to share Groom apartment with
lHK,, In $50: extra nice; refgr;. water; sun
quiet Christian home, 27o1 Brentwood
nowS7oRT ra, RY z932 iar,. ,ors.,,oan,n, -,
Frieidaire radio: adioininr hath 81 wklv.
] bedroom. radio: $3.50 wkly. 1924 7th
NEAR 5th AND SITS, NE rooms, In.
cluding gas. electricitv. Frisidaire and
heat, for. couple only; $50 mo. See Mr..
Charles. ZOO II et. ne.
; ROOMS. sEMTPvT. BATH: $50
SingIe Room Neor Bath: 500
90 2rd st. NE. Ii a620 or AID. 977s, .
2 AND , ROOMS, REFGR.: $40 $50.
81 Randolph pl. NV; see Mrs; Tyler. 81
Randolph pl.. or phone AID. 977S, o. D m.
.. ROOMS. NEAR BATH; $50.
Single Room. Near Bath: S2s
2116 st. NV. dupont Circle. AID. OTIS.
919 7th ST. NE.
Attractively furnished for 2. also light
housekpg. for l or .; conv. transp. LU.
3Oa6
Better Than Apartments,
THE BRADLEIGH,
A residential club of distinction Discrin-
mating adults only: large rooms: excellent
breakfast and dinners American plan. For
appointment OIL. 7477.
SHARE MODERN 2 ROOMS,
K. AND B. WITH A YOUNG
MAN; ALL UTILS. FUR
NISHED; OR A SETTLED
COUPLE. 1927 18th NV,
APT 9 AFTER 5 PM
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NEAR NAVAL HOSPITAL-S1O5
5-rm. bungalow, screened porch, recre-
alton ,rm, gas heat; adults restricted
w 1.ie IMI s91t A1sH - NNII1
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

BOARDING HOME for l0-yr -old boy
Protestant family, Call Childrens Pro
tective Assoc, 8 to 4:3O DU. 13113
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KENSINGTON. MD

Furnished s-room. house, Q baths; near
Call KenstpEton AT.
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HVattSville Bungalow,

7 rms. bedrms bath. large lot: in
fine Locations; reasonably priced; S6950;
81 600 cash bal. like rent. Call OSCAR
DRElSEN, SH. 1852; ewes. and Sun,
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FARM & GARDEN.

HAY, mixed clover; also timothy; will de-
liver. Laurel 320-J
BANK GRAVEL for roads and driveways
or 10 ton loads delivered Md or D. c.
WA. 32lT.
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BOATS.

PEN-YAN, boat, I5ia it., like new Johnson
outboard 16 hip. motor: latest model; will
DO 30 mi h; bargain for quick sale
southeast Sales Co. 131 tn st. Sc
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WHITE BRICK

On wooded lot in convenient Bethesda loca-
Center hall plan, large living room GOOD
bedrooms with unusual closet space. :,
baths, finished attic, maids room. attach
garage. Not many attractive homes like
this are on the market. Call Mr. Smith,
ALLIED REALTY CORP.
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NEW APARTMENTS.
Available now for defense employees
1880 N. Quinn St. Arlington. Va.
Living room, bedroom, dinette, kitchen
and bath $500
All Utilities Included.
Take any Arnold bus out Lee blvd. to
N. Rolfe ST.. left to 18th, left to Quinn
H. 6. SMITHY CO.,
S11 18th st, NV MA 1904
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YOU. TOO, CAN HAVE A BEAUTIFUL
LAWN. LET US FERTILIzE AND SEED
II FOR YOU. PRUNE AND FEED YOUR
TREES AND SHRUBBERY. FREE ESTf-
MATE. MR.. PASTOR. 81. 2SRS
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.

Randolph pl. NV. near North Capitol
St,-SubStantial brick, large rooms. bath.
full basement etc; newly recondtioned.
SH,95O on terms.
Your NEIGHBoR BOUGHT FROM US"
Leo M. Bernstein g. Co., ME. 5400.
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KING-SMITH STUDIOS,

1851 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE
PLACES AVAILABLE FOR YOUNG
WOMEN. OPPORTUNITY TO STUDY
DANCE, DRAMA, ART, VOICE. PIANO OR
LANGUAGES. RATES REASONABLE. NO.
5593. o3~
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-
2-FAMILY HOUSE,

30, ,ToU.
This Semidetached brick house has been
divided into 2 apts,, renting for S55 each
One now vacant. 1t has garage and oil
heat, modern bath in basement.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS. CO., INC.
Est. 1887.
DI 1915. Realtors 1919 x st. NV
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WESLEY HEIGHTS,
Attractive. modern, 5-bedroom, 3-bath
house. Owner will sell furnished complete
OR. 1904.
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LARGE FIJRNTSHED HOME

ON CAPIIOL HILL-SI5 5,OOO
splendid Semidetached brick, in perfect
condition and very We'll situated for the
renting of rooms or apartments complete
d-room ana bath housekeeping apt on
hrst floor, D rooms and bath on second,
automatic hot-water heating system. cleo
refrigeration. An ideal home and invest
ment. Phone Mr.. Stup, AID. 1859,
SHANNON & LUCHS CO,
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1927 10Th ST. NV.

fAt Dupont Circlel-Clean. quiet. CON-
Portable rooms, SPACIOUS closets; excellent
food and dining room service Switch
board, maid service daily; large living
room for your convenience. Vacancies
now Prices reasonable
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IN SILVER SPRING.
OWNER
Leaving city. ma. 1890. Ewes. wo. s27s

Center-Hall Colonial Brick,
S11.750
Modern detached home on beautiful lot
R0x150 feet inclosed with white picket
fence, In new DEVELOPMENT OF Silver Spring.
raans ma,; transformation tf at the corner;
hot-water heat built-in garage IMNfE-
DATE POSSESSION. Phone Mr.. Good.
HO. 6100,
,o- SHANNON. & LUcHs co.
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S5,T5O.
SOIITHEAST

oOU
Six rooms, bath, covered concrete front
porch COAL hot-water heat; full basement,
This is an exceptional value
1918 K st. NV. BETHEL. DI. 3100.
WOODBRIDGE SPECIAL.
Center-hau Colonial brick home, only
years old Large rms, air conditioned
heat. Every modern convenience In a
section OF new homes. Delivery at once
S12.450. terms. Call NO. 1908. or in
ouire, 1891. Rhode Island ave. ne, for
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This detached house in the highest part
OF this desirable section is in excellent
condltlon, and possession can be had on
settlement: 1t contains bedrooms and
bath on the second floor, 4 rooms on the
hrSt floor and maids room and bath in
the basement. 1t has oil heat and a de-
tached garage, and the lot is attractively
lardscaped 1t is close to schools, trans
portatlon and stores. Ewes, phone Mr.
Schaefer. DU. 1000
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.. INC,
Est 1887,
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A COY BUNGALOW

SILVER SPRING, MD.
!. This well-built home Of brick construc-
ton contains a living room with wood
burning fireplace, dining room and COM
pletely, equipped kitchen. All gas eauip-
bedrooms with tile bath: steps to a full
attic for future bedrooms: large basement.
built-in garage, gas a.-c. heat. Lot has a
10-ft. frontage and is well Handicapped.
Convenient to transportation and shopping
lacilities. Won't last long at S9,250.
GRAHAM-HALI. REALTORS, WI $3.50.
Evenings. Call Nj. Hall SH 6l21
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ST,0OO-IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
3512 T st, NV; from owner; Groom
brick, coal heat, good yard, garage; schools,
shop. center transp. at hand.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-$11, 500.
Fully detached 6-room and bath shingle
residence, only . squares from Conn. ave
and close to every convenience; in excellent
condition throughout: recreation room,
automatic hot-water heat, sunroom. built
in garage. Owner inducted in Army will
give quick possession: reasonable terms
arranged. Phone Mr.. Brill, WI. 1l05,
- SHANNON & LUCHS CO,
1S05 Fl St w
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For Young Jewish Peonle

In very fine home. Famous for our
DiSSinS. 2N13 Mass ave DE Q1QS
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MASS. AVE. HEIGHTS.

Excellent location. fine detached home,
entrance hall. living room, dining room,
kitchen, screened porch on first floor, 4
bedrooms. 2 baths, on second floor: maid S
room and bath in basement; automatic
heat b.-i. garage: under S19, 900: prompt
possession For complete details call Mr.
White (eve and Sun. WA 21SD
VIM. NJ. THROCKMORTON.
Investment Bldg Realtnr DI 1000
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SS,0UU.
BETHESDA BUNGALOW.

Very attractive white shingle bungalow,
, blocks from Wisconsin ave. transporta
tion. all stores and schools on large level
lot 55Xl 80. situated In excellent residential
section; ) good-siZed rooms, attic. base
ment. Substantial cash required Inspec-
tion by appointment only with Mr.. Tabler,
with
SHANNON & rIrCIIS co
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GOLD-DIAMONDS,
NXyATCuEC

ELEC RICAL TRAINS,
All gauges and Lionel accessories We also
buy electrical fans and electrical ap-
pliances. Call SUPERIOR Lock and Electric
Co, RE 1Oo1
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VACANT-2 ACRES,
NEW COUNTRY HOME
TRULY
A LOVELY HOME.

This detached place has rooms. 2n
baths, on, well-landscaped site Of ap-
proXimate!y acre There are many
unusual features, such as the 2-story
studio living room and circular driveway.
Located Just a step from the Toll House
Tavern IN Silver Spring. 1t is priced for
immediate sale. Call ME. 1l43 until
pm.
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN REAIToR
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Phone Company, Union
Agree on 81 Pay Raise

The Chesapeake d Potomac Tele-
phone Co and the District Fed
Grafton OF Telephone Employees have
agreed on an increase OF 81 a week
in the pay of $500 employees in four
departments after negotiations be-
fore Lucien F.. Rye, Labor Depart
ment conciliator, it was announced
today
The agreement still is subject to
approval by the War Labor Board
The proposed increase, based on
higher cost of living, probably will
be submitted to the board this week
The raise affects all employees in
the plant. traffic, commercial and
accounting departments and is retro
active to January of this year. In
cluded are workers in the District,
in Arlington and Fairfax Counties,
Va; Prince Georges and Montgom-
cry Counties, Md
The union is the local branch of
the National Federation of Tele-
phone Employees. an independent
organization which represents tele-
phone employees all over the country
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union in New York. They were
charged with requiring owners of
trucks entering New York from out
of the State to pay union member
to drive and unload the trucks
within the city. There were allega-
tlons OF threats of violence and ac-
ceptance of payments without doing
any work.
Not Aimed at Labor"
In 6-to-1 decision, the court
held that a clause in the law ex-
empting ordinary activities of labor
unions prevented prosecution under
the statute Chief Justice Stone
was the dissenter with former Jus
tice James F.. Byrnes. now the eco
nomic stabliization director, deliver
ing the majority opinion
Mr. Hobbs said his bill was not
aimed at labor, but at ANY one who
unlawfully interferes with inter-
state commerce whether he carries
union card or not
Convictions under the Hobbs bill
would be punishable by up to $4,000
fine and 20 years imprisonment.
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Australian Ex-Servicemen
Form Political Party

Australian ex-servicemen in Vic
toria have formed a new political
party, the Independent Soldiers
Council.
At meetings held in Melbourne
the objects OF the party were stated
as follows: Repatriation of returned
soldiers in such a way that they can
make success of their civil occu-
pations: putting down Of rackets
abolition of boards strangling indus
tries; control of finance and preven-
ton of depressions. and as a first
step to this end restoration of the
Commonwealth Bank to it original
status. lie. control by the federal
government. not by the Bank of
England; abolition of state govern
ments. with insistence on the estab-
lishment of the principle of fedora
ton.
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Dali to Call at White House
For Visit With President Toduy

A friendly visit between President
Roosevelt and Maj. Curtis Dali was
on the White House schedule today.
Maj Dali, former husband of the
Presidents daughter. Anna, now the
wife of John Boettiger, publisher
of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer,
had an appointment with Mr..
Roosevelt early this afternoon.
Presidential Secretary Stephen T.
Early said Maj. Dali had written
the President that he was coming
to Washington after graduating
from the Army's Command and
General Staff School at Fort Leav-
enworth, Kans.. and would like to
see Mr.. Roosevelt before going over
seas
The President arranged to see his
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Bill 10 Subject Unions
To Anti-Racketeerinu
Act Sent 10 House
Hobbs Measure Gets
Rules Committee OK:
Vote Due Next Week
pv The Associated Press.

Hy the Associated Press
Legislation making labor unions
subject to prosecution under the
1884 Anti -Racketeering Act. if they
use violence to interfere with inter-
state commerce. has been sent to
the House by its Rules Committee.
probably to come up for vote next
week.
Meanwhile the War Manpower
Commission and the War Production
Board announced that officials of
l3 Government agencies will meet
early this month to consider a pro-
gram for comba ting absenteeism in
war industry.
The Rules Committees action on
the nti-racketeering bill repre-
sented major victory for Repre-
sentative Hobbs. Democrat. of Ala
bama, its sponsor. who has been
pressing for such legislat ton since
last spring. A similar measure was
approved last year by the House
Judiciary Committee over strong op-
position from union Spokesmen. but
the Rules Committee. which must
clear major legiSla ton to the House
floor, never acted on it.
No Roll Call Taken.
Chairman SABBATH said no roll call
was taken yesterday, but that the
voice vote in the Rules Committee
was not unanimous. Previously. he
had indicated personal opposition to
the bill. saying labor is doing fine
job in the war effort and this is
no time to rock the boat"
The history of the Hobbs bill goes
back to a Supreme Court decision
year ago on an action brought by
the Justice Department against
members of an AFL teamsters' local
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P. Wirephoto.

former Son-in-law and other Wis
itors on his schedule today in the
executive ofice-the first time he
had gone to the office for a week
Mr.. Early said the President appar-
entity was completely recovered from
an intestinal ailment which had
kept him confined to the living
quarters of the White House since
last Wednesday.
Another White House caller today
was Acting Secretary of State
Welles.
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Coincidence

SALT LAKE CITY lP. - Mrs
Samuel Wynn, jr. and Mrs. Donald
Campbell. 19-year- twins. went
to the hospital at the same time and
shared the same room.
At 2:45 am. a son was born to
Mrs. Wynn.
At 2:45 pm. a son was born to
Mrs. Campbell.
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Sisterhood to Hear SeooI

The officers and members of the
Sisterhood of the B'Nai Israel Con-
gregation will be guests of honor at
services in the B'Nai Israel Syna-
gogue at 845 pm Friday. Rabbi
Henry Segal will deliver a sermon
on Let us Take Account" Mrs.
Doris Shnider will conduct an open
forum following the services on the
subject How Can We. the Women
Best Serve the War Effort"
Philatelic note: The one stamp
always sure to be worth the price
paid Is the War savings stamp.
Buy II now.
Evening star., 1943-03-03

PURSE. ladys black cord, containing 3
No / ration books. Mnna. Richard and
Lewis Weiss; also > No. food ration
glasses . fountain pens, ! Govt. olds- pass
and Red cross pin Reward. RE. 02oo.
Br 5I16. s:3O-5. or SH 4422 after e p m
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FOUND.

WATCH, found about weeks ago. vicinity
of Takoma Park. IA. 92SS. 1924 Willow
ST. NV, Tskoma Park. D. C.
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Philatelic note: The one stamp
always sure to be worth the price
paid is the War savings stamp.
Buy it now.
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LOST

LOST.
WATCH, yellow gold. octaeon shaped,
Bulova. lady's Saturday, downtown restau-
rants or taxi Reward. DE. e4O0, E1. sl2.
WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER. white except for
black patch around left eye, name Spot"
Army Wsr COLLEGE REGISTRATION tag No: 81
attached to collar: last seen in rear of
Sienal Corps Photographic laboratory.
ReWsrd m war pbooe oegs 3S0 pm 9oo March
or 3l4
WRIST WATCH-Benrus, silver case, with
mower enameled face; 10 years old: sent-
mental 1nI value $40 reward. Martin, WO.
WRIST WATCH--Man's, Hamilton. Re
WRIST WATCH, gold Hamilton, initials
Marv bs9k AT w1st r1D0on Reward
The Methodist Home.
WRIST WATCH. servicemans, seeland-
SWISS made, unbreakable. waterproof crys-
tal' RED second hand, gray strap. probably
Q. Box 26Ol. D. c.
WRIST WATCH-Lady's red gold: in Sill
yer Theater or on Ga. ave in Silver Spring
Finder please notify Mr.. F, H. Booth, Sligo
COUPONS for No, No; period of fuel oil
Arlington, Va. CHI. 1914
slGl in pids SO bills snd ST. either in Wash
Reward District 1864
LIBERAL REWARD.
Cocker spaniel, male, black with white
front and paws: missing lower front tooth:
green collar. no tag, Emerson 6506.
5000 REWARD.
Tiffany designed ring. super-imposed
ands of platinum y in. in width. inset
q diamonds. large and medium; lost
vic Kslorama, Euclid, Columbia ri. NV.
Feb. 6-l1. Great sentimental value.
AID. S053
SUITABLE REWARD.
VIII person who found solitaire diamond
ring in Willard Hotel. lst-foor ladies
washroom, on Wednesday, Feb. oath, phone
collect, Haeerstown. Nd, 1901?
FOUND.
WATCH, found about 2 weeks ago. vicinity
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PACKAGE wrapped in brown paper. con-
tanning Arctic suit and > pr. ski boots
Army equipment lost about $50 D m.
Mon. on N Quincy St. or Wash. blvd :;
Arl, Va Reward. Call Ii. 55l5 and l
Evening star., 1943-03-03

PURSE. small, zipper, containing SO to
sos; Sat, Feb. -, vicinity 21st and Pa.
ave NV. reward. G. Winchester, 1906
Evening star., 1943-03-03

PHOTOGRAPH Of my son flying above the
clouds the dav he received his wings: can
not be replaced. Suitable reward. Please
Evening star., 1943-03-03

RATION BOOK No. !, No 30337 7S-34G;
lost by Capt LYMAN c. Duncan, 1926 S
Evening star., 1943-03-03

LOCKET, square, gold and black, valued
as keepsake. VT. ave, vicinity Thomas CIR
Gle Reward ME BAL. Ext. COS.
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Boots for Booty

FALLS CITY, Nebr tP.-Sherif1
Irwin Gates Of Falls City is searching
for the thief who broke into his
home and stole his shoes.
Evening star., 1943-03-03

RATION BOOK NO. ], issued in the name
of Jerry R. Houston OF Bethesda, Nd.
Evening star., 1943-03-03

PERSIAN CAT, reddish cream. wearing
collar with out-of-town address. Reward
Evening star., 1943-03-03

issued TO Catherine Morel, 1927 Michigan
ave ne, and Howard E. Bell. sr. 1927
Michigan ave. nc. DeCa tur "93O.
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money. Call after 3 pm. FIR. 2la.
POCKETBOOK. lady's, black leather: either
in taxi or near Conn. and Cathedral Sat
reward CO. c1GI.
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SUITCASE small brown imitation alhss-
tor, approx. lIxlH, vicinity Apex Theater.
important dental appliances Reward
Write Miss Yvonne Rood. los Summerheld
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SUITABLE REWARD

VIII person who found solitaire diamond
ring in Willard Hotel. lst-hoor ladies'
washroom. on Wednesday, Feb oath, phone
collect, Haeerstown. Md, 1901?
Evening star., 1943-03-03

RATION BOOK NO. ], issued IN name Of
william Henry White, 3lO N. Barton st,
Arlington Va Phone oxford "62a, -
Evening star., 1943-03-03

HATS and wearing apparel, in box, left in
taxicab, Mon. night. CO. o319.
IRISH TERRIER. vicinity of Forest Glen
Park, Nd tag No. 2l02. Reward. Call
1t A. F. Smith. Shepherd 6SlS. after M
Evening star., 1943-03-03

KEYS go, on leather strap, with st. Chris
topher medal: in taxi or on M st. opposite
Key Bridge, $500 blk. Friday night. Re-
ward WO OoS0
Evening star., 1943-03-03

REWARD-Hamilton wrist watch, lady's,
platinum, diamond incased either on East
Riverdale bus that left Bladensburg School
a. f.3S m. MI. Plea So nj streetcar
that left 18th and D about 7 m. Tues
dav Phone Warfiald | $50
Evening star., 1943-03-03

RATION BOOK NO. ], Elmer Joseph King.
Jr. NO l4947-19 Return to Mrs Charles
J Wise. jr.. 126 10th St Sc a.
Evening star., 1943-03-03

RED PERSIAN CAT, - grown, male, VIC.
1888 Rittenhouse ST. EN-. S12s.
REG. CLASS. CARDS. N. C: Va, D. c
driving permits, and Va. chauffeur permit
and Social Security card. 81 reward.
Please return TO Harry Fillmore Smith,
o Box 3SS. Arlington, Va. s.
Evening star., 1943-03-03

OPERA GLASSES, mother of pearl, in taxi,
Tuesday night, 18th and Pa. ave. S5 re-
ward Call MA 1880. Apt. sos, after &.
Evening star., 1943-03-03

HAT, girls brown tweed. Saturday. proba-
bly, near 14th and G or Union Station.
Call Glebe
Evening star., 1943-03-03

SUGAR RATION BOOK Return TO 1903
Eellview ave. Cheverly. Nd Phone wa
Evening star., 1943-03-03

on COUPONS, issued Theresa sewell
1910 Ord ct n W 4"
Evening star., 1943-03-03

GAS RATION "A" BOOK issued Herbert
Burtey Return 133 l. ST. NV.
HANDBAG. small, blue leather lost Feb
Mrs Kerr no 4124
Evening star., 1943-03-03

SUGAR RATION BOOK, issued 10 Dorothy
Helen Reilly, 1921 Georgia ave. n.r., ADJ
Evening star., 1943-03-03

SUGAR RATION BOOK issued 10 Charles
Bailey, 5315 Moorland lane Bethesda.
Evening star., 1943-03-03
LIBERAL REWARD.

Cocker spaniel, male, black with viii
'front.' and paws: missing lower front tootl
green collar. no tag, Emerson 55O6.
Evening star., 1943-03-03

Tiffany designed ring. . super-imposed
ands of platinum q in. in width. inset
vic Kalorama, Euclid, Columbia rd NV
Feb. 1917. Great sentimental value
Evening star., 1943-03-03

GAS RATION STAMP-H found return to
Mrs Norma Wheeler Hillside 0213-W. Re-
Evening star., 1943-03-03

SUGAR BOOKS 80. issued 10 J F, Mar
earet H. snd Mary Carroll Lee Phone
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-08-05
Ban On Pleasure Driving
Is Expected To Be Lifted

farmers OF one source of feed r,r
COWS. plus lack III cora and o,hmr
grams us substitute feed Pm,
mere are indications in war fond
aoihihiStra;ion circles tina, the .o,n.
Try IS Il whole will be Ilundrd y,.,,,
surplus OF tOmatucS-mure ..l,yn
"pp'tS man civilians possibly en-!
cav. WA shortly will begin It cam
p''sH urging all possible use of To-
ila'oeS. Victory gardeners, grow
!'s 'helr own and not buyino mn
NC retail market. are p. rtly rcsn,n-
";'ie 10: the tomato boom. WFA
"'So Is pussy on Il iar-rcachine plan
|" cooFoi.ate food distribution. p.r.
Nci'' localized shortages while o,arr
arelS are ovcrStockcd. Us in fine r.,Sn
"i inc recent c.Sicgn potato sh,,,-
age. Now tnc?r are too .n;,ny s,,,G,
ana the government l.. owing ih.,,,
up 10 insure farm production c,s,.
~ any further confirmation w,s
needed on the death of the Wip-
sieSWorth resolution for a House IN
eeS;!Salion of the Wallacu-.Jvncs
ieua, Representative Adulph Saba;l.
'D-lll) chcrublc rules committee
chairman and Staunch new dealer
gave /; recently. when ne said;
IL u political rcSolutiOn-aud |
am against political resolutions"
mere was Just the shade of E.
twinkle in the eye uf the chairman
VINO Is constantly being kiddcd b,
committee colIcaGucS-not bly, Rep
EeSe:!ta''Ec Ham Fish R-NlJ--u.,
'i'r uc&rr" of his administration I,y
'l'N. Well Iniu,mvu Washrun;',r
sources look T"r :;pu:r form Of rec.
"s."i'i"n "i the F'renrh Nai!nn.,
! "hliiiiice by thr American .,d
l'i'in governments in the near I'm
'"fr: Such rCc',gniliam. however.
W""ii not acknowledge the commit
zee 4" The provisional government of
FRANCE, but merely "a the rrn,r /
governing auti"rI!; for Ere .rl ,,,.
rIt"ry MT tnldrr axi. donriu.,t.uu
'Ur action, too. may be- cunuitiuurj
upon ab&u!ut" assurance. ih.t IN
rrr-c!i people hr permitted i,,s. .osr
Hitii "w:i government ri .tr i!.. yy.t.