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Evening star., 1943-01-01

Springs due shortly ;. and SNORT shoppers ore E
Porine their undie wordrobes in odvonce 70
want ever so many new lovelies-ond who
blame you-for wanting to spend as little as P
sibIe! This Fon,oos Sole is your chance :. II
and true quality from our most famous make
Included ore silk and royon handmade Chin
gowns and slips :. .'nony prints thot ore suito
for spring wear . many types that cannot
duplicated Ioter Sizes 81 to 40 are in the gro
but not in every single style.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-05

ALGlERS II (ANP)---"lm devot-
ing myself to entertaining Amer
lean doughboys and I'm not TAX
ing single penny for it'' said
famed ST. Louis born Josephine
Baker Who took her strange indl-
yidualistic dances from Harlem TO
france years before there was
any thought OF second world
war. Although she was twice
married and twice divorced 10
white Europeans. Miss Baker an
nounces that after the war, her
heart belongs to the American
army.
Miss Baker Is touring North
Africa under the auspices Of the
rs. army special services. While
hack in the old days. in the ear
~ POS. she WAS the toast OF the
Folies Bereere. now she takes
her dancing more seriously and
more modestly II have given up
my G-stsing Of bananas for the
duration Of the war" Miss Baker
declares. Il Try to give the dough-
bows plenty Of umph but these
DAYS / do it more modestly, wear
ing an evening gown"
According TO one writer In
Paris. she executed some OF her
dances In the altogether.'
when Europe Is invaded,
said Miss Baker. Il hope to 20
there and dance and sing for the
American camps. II will be a
victory dance when get a chance
TO perform At the old Fo'ies
Bergcre in Paris"
Concerning her love affairs
Miss Baker disclosed that she
had Just recently had a propose
from her former husband. nee
CAP, jean Lion. French pilo'
until he was wounded in the head
since then he has become com
mander OF Moroccan regiment
that fought in the battle OF
Tunisia.
IT wouldn't remarry the same
man" she stressed.
when she Is not working MISS
pakcr lives in the Arab quarters
wearing Arab clothes. incluains
harem pantaloons. which l mink
should become the vogue as beach
wear in America this summer III
conmcmoration ~ the African
Victory"
The dancer IS still French
,,,izen despite her divorce. she
ned from France to escape inc
Germans about the time me
french government was moved 10
vichv Rumors IN America had u
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-05
WILLIAMS NEW BAND

NEW YORK AMP --Cooiie
Williams. whose trumpet was for
number y years one OF the
nlainstays in Duke Ellingions en-
semble, has launched band ot
his own complete With r singer
and comic. making a whole unit
lie has developed an especially
strong group frontsd Of course by
hls own superior trumpeting and
welded them together In a-eoni=
pact combination OF five saxo-
phones. six brass three rhythm
which clicks. Pearl Bailey IL the
singer and Eddie vinson the COM
IL which completes the unit which
showed to advantage at the Az
polio here last week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-05
MILLS BROTHERS on COAST

LOS ANGELES CAMP IT The
Mills Brothers repeated last weeS
az the Orpheum theatre, their
previous appearance few weeks
ago having been such a decided
success The boys have new
euitarist although they don't an
nounce his name prefefring evil
gently that he be merely one Of
the brothers. The lad is good and
fits in well lending Sold support.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-05
NEW ~PoRcY AND BEss"

COPENHAGEN. Denmark. -
tANP)-The Danish Royal opera
recently presented George Gersh-
wins "Porgy and. Bess" mark
ed departure from anything that
organization has done before.
some newspaper comment criti-
cizcd the presentation. condemn
ing n because Il was written by
a Russian American Jew. Oddly
enough nothing was said about
the fact that the opera was based
On Negro theme and showed
Negro life.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-05

Former Detroit Entertainer AT Old
yoppin Appearing In New Film Role

NEW YORK CITY EMF As
] left New YORK club me other
DAY IN search ~ good story
whom should I run into but
Charming Miss Rita Christina
whom l had not seen for nearly
Twelve years Al that time II Il
can remember rlgni she was play
.ns in one Of the leading theairl-
ral shows az The old kop9in thea
ne located down on Grailoi ave-
rue in Detroit. Mich
was never so surprised in my
whole lfe looking for an out
lei for story and there il Vas
RIA, me same as I. she 100 was
stunned 70 SEQ me since h had
been 50 lons since We had met
in The city ~ Detroit ulch The
brh Of us were o,erioved: but
words came % her while vas
SIN amszed as 70 how Vel she
Vas looSing after all ~ those
Years
To settle things and come out
of daze she suggested that We
20 70 the nearest bar and have
4 drink az tribute n our meet
rg after 50 many wears We en-
tered The nearest bar. which WAS
Just IN The next block and there
he suggested beer and decided
that Ne should 70 INFO me lounge
room where We could Sc alone 20
ak and discss our plans
private
koppln Theatre Memories
Riis Isaidto her WOW are suye
holding yelr own "Whv YOU
donr lo-k dav Older than YOU
did back in De'roi, when YOU
were knocking tho crowds out
@iih your beautfa voice Sae
looked AZ me and said 1.-The
world has heen good 10 me- ]
have had ioi ~ success in me
rrper fie'1 o. ne moving picture
Stars ~ Hollywnad-and other
places whore me real tang IS
zone As she was tMkirc 20 me
in the Grill room VAS 80 amaz-
Cd with her voice her looks her
rersonailiv and how she was
dressed VII, me public a large
could NOT keep from looelng az
her when We passed Hn The
street. she wore darn tweed
form firinz suit Win Fuehsf
plea's in - skirt and IN 7h'
sleeves with Blue and Whit
i,immea satin waist and SINAI
heavy trimmed hat trimmed heay
i.y Vita bow and designed Of
NTH sm.l bunch of mixed col
cred flowers And ON boy did
wish Tor my camera
In "Lucky stars"
RIA as she SAT and drsnl
ina, beloved champagne. With he
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-05

one az tho characters nas 2 real
southern hrosue and IL the lie 81
the play
The Breakfast club Is touring
ilis week The program Was
broadcast from The s'atler hote'
AS, FRIDAY mornirr Until mex
week coon LISTENING"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-05

And hanisome Van Helm makes Il .
romance tor I've
N-G.N's" Presenting Lily Mars" fcs-
lures The happy side Of he
lisa SIX hefltitl bcsi-yci shoNiu. OF
iove gifs aiins songs and honey OF
a lote.si0l
\
Among the ngs songs.
When LOOK 20 You Every Little
Movement Tom. Tom the pincrs
SON rs Ii Really Love Thlni 81
Me Roadway Rhythm
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-05

TOURIN' THE
RADIO WORLD
BY ISAAC JONES
Just a that About
Radio Programs

a,%'"'W ''N mn"
If YOU LIKE old time songs
fiddle and banjo music. with
plenty Of cowboy tunes inject
ed the writer feels that you uill
enjoy the Grand ole Opry
program that is broadcast from
wsM, Nashville, Tenn beginning
az 800 D m n you are
able to pick up the program d
rect from vSM YOU may have
the opportunity OF listening from
pm until about am
This program is also carried
by sixty radio stations through
out the south but the other sta
tions do not carry the entire
broadcast, Some Of the stations
carry one hour while others only
broadcast thirty minutes Of the
Grand Ole opry The Grand Ole
cpry show has heen on the air
since 1925 n You have had the
pleasure Of hearing H. am con-
fdent hat sou viii agree iha, NJ
is in a class by itself Tor talent
The stars that appear on 'he
program are graduates in their
chosen profession There are sey
eral colorsd stars n YOU have
heard The program The writer
knows YOU Will remember Uncle
David Mason no il The shows
hot hanioist and hs been Kine
81 he Opry since ifs early DAYS
Uncle Dave Mason IL n wears
cid bur he can glide his flngers
scross his banjo win the speed
Of musician in HE teens There
Il one song thar Uncle Dave has
made famous on the Grand ole
Oprv program Il is When !
Take NV Vacation In Heaven
Uncle Dave is so fond OF his old
banjo until ia like the lamb
that Mary had vheresoeser Tn
Gle Dave goes his banjo fellows
Recently Uncle Mason decided 20
leave The hills Of Tennessee and
see the tall buildings in New
ork City While walking down
Fifth Avenue viewing the sky
scrspers. Uncle Dave began
PLAYING tune on his banjo
Amazed New Workers gathered
ahoui him and INQUIRED Where
did Won come from mister
When Uncle Dave told them Ten.
ressec. someone remarked They
lave strange people down there
don't they :" Cniinuing 10 amus'
the New Workers with his hanis
music. Uncle Dave replied Yes
sub but they don't come "
lunches like they do UP here In
New York
The colored star that stands
out on this program Is Deforr
Bailey he IS an expert with his
iarmonica
Mrs Tom Brennan wife ~ Ton
brennan The man behind ihs
mike on The Breakfast Al Sardi''
program was guest u her hus'
hand Friday morning or course
that didn't stop Tom from put
ting on the ladies' hats he also
tut on his vifes hat she got a
his hand from the aides there
BY the way. II YOU haven heard
this program YOU have missed a
treat 81 your life You will enjoy
Tom Brennans wisecracks with
the women and Uncle connie
witty savings and Jokes This pro
fram is heard over station WY
Monday through Friday II &c
II 30 am.
SAY Ladies and Gentlemen
Here's another program M
writer knows that YOU II enio'
ard have lots Of fun laushinE "
Love A Mystery heard over WIZ
Monday through Friday Al p m
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-05
IF RHEUMATIC PAIN
MAS YOU DOSING AND HOPING
Then prore to voursclf whof effec-
tire results >oH can get noe
Nth This medicine

Q,>o vour own wav tow ard deliveranee
others have snl0Nec. Make up your mino
Nogre eo,os n use something tna' gers
70 vtf, On rheumatic PAIN. Nou want
helm sou can ifr' 50 get O->.'i, y YOU
suffer from rheumatic pam or musca-
lar achs. Don't he pat off with rs or
hc,, Cannon, q Sc on'v a. directed:
First bottle 7rFrhase pf'ct rsiunoso u
not satisfied. ooc and Si.oo gs' \ a--S'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-05
SAROYAN TO no
NEGRO PLAY

NEW YORK AMP William
Saroyan the piayTrieht whose
gecen, run ~ sGccessful plays has
had Broadway egardnE him as p
onder man. Ia about 10 step oii
- his usual medium The an
rouncement is made that Saroyan
Will do the songs for colofed
rhsicomedy The name of which
Is 10 be ledazzle The play
wright did the book 'yrirs and
music also Georgia Hale is 70
produce y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-05
JOSEPHINE BAKER DEVOTING
TALENTS TO US. DOUGHBOYS

that Miss Baker was not alive
later accounts proved that she
ia stiil very much alive and
awake.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-05

Andy Kirk and his "Clouds 81
Joy" featuring June Richmond
and one uf the country's mast
popular bands Will play for the
blg dance nj the Forest Club
ballroom. 7O4 4. Forest this sun
day evening. June s. This Is
clas>ed ~ one of the greatest
bands Of all times and millions
have danced 10 his sensational
music. Advanced tickets are now
on sale ut the Forest Club Bowl-
ing Alleys ballroom and princi-
pal centers around Detroit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-05

The best hope Of getting well
from tuberculosis lies In begin
Ming treatment early. The chest
X-ray usually viii show the pres
ence of active disease before the
victim knows he has H.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-05

About the story:
It's a romantic. merry tale with plenty
OF lovehght. N the moonlight and m
the limelight
la Presenting Lily Mars" Metro
GoldNyn-MaSrr prNents judy Garland
as She never been presented before =
and presents YOU with a wonderful time.
- 4
Haveit soon --says 40
Eco npfS...s,s 81
~" ~
? s Presenting w
Uncle Sam with dollars il one M
important way 10 help BUY
War Bonds and Savings q ID
Stamps as often az you can.
Evening star., 1943-11-08
APARTMENTS UkEURhIsHEp.

1909 R. L. AVE. NV rooms and bath:
walking distance to downtown. Henry
ALLISON ST. NE.1end ID floor @ : rms. tile
bath heat light and gas incl. $3.50.
TWO ROOMS. kitchen and bath: redeco-
rated, screened-in porch, garage; on bus
line; near stores. 31O3 Jackson ave-,
Brentwood. Md. WA 1850
rated: garage; on bus line: near stores.
X 03 jackson ave. Brentwood. Md. WA.
3 ROOMS AND BATH. entire end floor:
heat. light and gas furnished; / block from
Senator Theater; $50. Immediate occu-
Dancy. AT. 413l.
ROOMS, unfurnished: white: no objection
70 children: AT. 955S.
MT. RAINIER, 34o6 Shepherd St bed
rooms, living room, dining room. kitchen
and bath. all utilities furn.: private en-
trance; cony tranSp.: 500. WA. 30s2-
22s lth ST. N.E.-Laree front room.
large kitchen. newly decorated, semiprt-
vate bath; utilities furnished: reasonable.
e5OI ST Sc, Apt 113-Bedroom, Iv.
Ing room , dinette kitchen and bath. Cab
37OI ALLISON ST, Brentwood, Md
rooms, kit. and pvt bath. unfurntshed
Heat, sas. elec furnished; refs No o6S
lection to children, Also care Of children,
? ROOMS. kitchen, private bath. rvaeA
daire; all utilities furn.; rent, $50. I'LL
45th pl Sc. after pm.
CONTINUED on Next rSSe3
Evening star., 1943-11-08
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ACCORDION and saxophone wanted state
ADDING MACHINES. calculators, type
Sun, and ewes, CO. 1925 week days, DI
ANTIQUE JEWELRY. silver diamonds. den
tai gold old watches: need for repairing
We pay cash. Schiller's. 444 9th n W. -
BEDROOM dining. living room furniture,
BOOKS AND LiBKARinss urIentlv en- WA wanted.
Bo6ksHfneet fsSS 25cfz pae SA S4ceS bald for good
books. Bargain Book store. sos 9th St.
GG,w DI. 5oo7. Open Sunday and ewes; o.
Cash! Trade Brenner, aI5 Penna. ave
HR1sTMAs GT HE t" TREf Gpsn wsnind am to no pm
Dec. Is; immediate cash Chestnut 1000.
ETt 35G or RoX nst4 80 Jr,sss saT -
ased ciothns BtTmans Pefs gag 9Th h0F st. men
dE GLoiH1S open aIdsEsY syf Mil SRIcEs Sal PAID
1877 n St INV MI S5 s75 5ln open eve. viii H sa
CLoTHING-Bester prices paid for men S
cLoTiHING AM And SHOES men.s men. women,s
children's: best prices paid. Morris Cloth
Ef-EcTRIc REFRTTGERiATToRA. g { or '3'f foot:
EiF(TR1c I'll paR cash GslI Union o4da a ,uo
Hobby supply. Sl2 9th ST. NV, RE. 2079
GuRNIsHINGs III %or complete for pr H.
must be reasonable. Box l55-H. Star.
IA
FuRNIIERE-Bedroom. living room, misc.
prompt attention; highest cash prices. Cali
Sms aH4 to eyes 5sy %E 5edroa a aa
piano. Call evenings, Republic 567,. il.
FuRN.. in good, clean condition; stoves,
coil springs. Highest prices paid. l. c.
Furniture Co, 1888 H st. ne. TR 1922
FURNITURE, bric-a -brac. china. glassware.
prces pad cs MunaV Ta2op Rons @
FuRNITURESRups, electric Tefs.. stS. WASHING t:sii
machine household goods, etc; absolutely
eaNh p5sg For best results call
FURNITURE and household goods of al
kinds, preferably good, clean condition:
Household effects Of the
better kind, also rugs. refrigerators, gas
Tange mi1 ia, and fancy articles M wanted at once.
Please cali Mr., Grady. Ma, a62o. '''
JEWhLRY. diamonds, shotguns, cameras.
sale Max zweis. a37 b NV ME- sli3
LATHE, metal cutting and tools. Must
PHOTOGRAPHIC ENLARGER. ol.xeH
snr,es nones 69ys e9yerase' with or without lense
PIANo-For cash, grand piano. Must
AdaTess sT0 BOX Ash. star. s.
splnet that you want to sell l will pay
you a good cash price for it. Box 52-J
Star. l4s
P1ANO-Will pay as much as $3.50 for
good spinet, preferably OF knaba, Chick
ering, Mason &. Hamlin or Steinway, bit
VIII consider others, Call Emerson 9t70
after 6 pm. -.
PIANO-Cash purchaser wants WE'LL
toned spinet or small grand a. cSce;
tend to hauling. cali Giebe 1857 af er
RADIOS wanted, eentlemanly Irish dealer
pays from S15 TO $40 for table models, up
TO $50 for explanations: also floor
models; 1910 14th st. NV. DE. 0Ol3
RADIOS, any make. in any condition, table
models only. Phone us and we will call
Metropolitan Radio Co.. 517 st. NV
RESTAURANT and bakery equipment
SEWING ,MACHINEs-We buy all types;
rfeaT psstinz h eutsons aon
SHOTGUN SHOTGUN 10 l91Esuse. must be IN good
WANTED, furniture OF ali kinds. At once.
Call Mist Thour. ME. 1888.
Evening star., 1943-11-08
ROOMS FURNIsHEp-Nertheost

a,dTas adTRACIIvELY [.gt. ,,cIn FURN RM; for en-
semipvt bath. SINGLE beds; $40 mo. each
fsi. for:'e, N 81 81 et NE foE 3 Warm comfortable
room. So? mo- conv. 10 TEMPORARY X and
y y, sldfs G1R R.pn spd sT va, Arm95y Ii s?66
twin beds DU. .7457.
.aDped sslf dAMKFNeK sE SUI Nr ,dQ rooms
gentleman: next bath, conv. transn. NO.
sls MARYLAND AVE. NE.-Room suit
able for ! or > men priyata entrsHee. trance next next
ta oa IN: only > IN family; $3.50 for one.
NEAR iith AND RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE.
Cozy, comfortable rm for gentleman. Newly
Mar North cArlToI ASp aSs R. 7 LIarsc Lars
@ H.: D ST: NE.GAtJractiye room. semi
l.oi ". VIRGINIA AVE. NE, phone
IL: 49,; l iayss front sleeping room
double and single beds: BLOCK S0 to sFa stTdei
or bus lines: automatic heat; gentle and
FTR1sitanl FRS T.fno6R bRmf FRONT doub,e room .d
ioinlns cath. Also single nSS' room. on1'" 81. S.
.e@, 18th ST. Ne. Brookland section
NEAR GREENWAY-Conveni to stores
bowling, theater. modern house: $50 sin
gle $50 double. Franklin 9ll5 @.
OODRlDGE-Double room, twin beds,
semiprivate bath. reasonable HO 4146.
COLORED-306 Randolph ,pl ne-Large
front room, twin beds; . ladies or > gentle
men. DI1. $3.50
COLORED-Furnished front room. twin
beds, next bath; 81 each: working men
only. l945 Bennett pl. ne @"
COLORED - 80 25th pi - Gentleman
only Comfortable room. Convenient
TRANSPORTATION
COLORED-Nicelv furnished rooms or g.
room apt. for colored couple near bus
line 6S11
Evening star., 1943-11-08
ROOMS FURNISHED.
MoryIond and Viroinio.

Lord Fairfax Inn. Fairfax.
Va.-Beautifully furn. rooms, single or
suite: all private shower tiled baths: weekly
or mo. rates: steam heated; OF main high
way Lee highwsy), Route 311; Fairfax
tVa.> Trailwa" bus raese. door: accessible
to Pentagon P'dc phonn FnirfaX t36
1921 so. WAYNE ST, Arlington, Va. conv
to Navy Annex-Furnlshed sunny room,
near bath. oxford $50.
ROOM in modern nome: all conveniences
and privileges. Warfield 6t5f
ROOM. next to ba tn. off Lee hwy. one or
tive persons; meals with family if desired.
Glebe S03.,. 50
ARLINGTON - Large, attractive room:
young woman. private bath; laundry and
breakfast PRIVILEGES: convenient buses,
Pentagon and downtown oxford O533
warm room in quiet
private eentile home, for ! or 2: on K st
all day Sun.
BE BETHESDA--Entoy quiet and private gen.
We. rlis nome h. nicely furn d6le nm, spI
3n13.
Evening star., 1943-11-08
ROOMS FURNISHED,
Southwest ond Southeast

30: 9Th ST SE-Comfortable end floor
conv. 10 Govt bldgs: l door from car
iHle, overlooking park: l or > men, $50
me; ca. for >. $50 for /. FIR. 553i.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS-5 blks. 20 Belle
vue. double room, next bath, married cou-
pie preferred. Call FIR. 360S.
1893 S. CAROLINA AVE. S.E.--Laree front
oed-slttIng room; conv. 10 shopping and
trdnSp. LU 5996
TWO LARGE ROOMS. next 20 bath. 81 so
and 50; private new home, beautifully fur
nished Near Navy Yard. Spruce U@S5-W
ANACOSTIA-Beautyr bed conv TO
Navy Yard suitable for .. For details
call AT 397S
l13 EAST CAPITOL ST-Private entrance
on car line; new mattress; for . or 3.
n1NN
Evening star., 1943-11-08
POULTRY & EGGS.

BEST STRAIN, Ancona cockerels. months
o,d - each. Phone WI 3l4@
FOR SALE-50 pulletS, 30 cockerelS. 2
months old; VIII sell separately or all. with
fouT-tier battery coop, >lO0. 31Is Perry
ST. Nj. Rainier WA 6941
NEW HAMPSHIRE RED lavlng hens anG
puuets. Durebred. Phone Hillside Ol 45-J
t5 WHITE Leghorn chickens, puIletS snt
broilerS. soc each. WA. 3ua4
Evening star., 1943-11-08
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE tc.,,. T,

PREWAR modern living room. bedroom
ss ssSa5aSs as lsss5nsS ss Isl 81 w. :sSs
sAD1ATSEs siG 1oca esnd sG eH f. ,so 5a 40 it, IS and
RADIO and radio parts, Hallicrafter COM
munications receiver, Super Defiant sX-24
ehokes. resisters. transformers, etc OR,
k,aDios-ws i,aI p, W., have a few radio combina-
s{s dsIivsry ATthnE aSS 5orasn e' Piano "eS' CO..,
RADIOS AND coMBINATIoNs, table. floor
and portable models; over 80 sets to
4 cGdpot nT DE csn n9s b
seen at National Capital Storage Co, 461s
I4th St. NV. Owner; 1t. Lancaster, 3so4
REFRiGERAToR' Cold spop, bot 1886, Gu.
f., SIPS, Hobart ls-h.p. meat grinder,
$40: $40: chick broodeT stove, 500 chicks,
water ,containers: ladys bicycle, not bal
Icons but new es sh1le b5aeyps Gld ice
burg rd 0Fet Four Corners Nd o'o not nome
fITRGEkArqk e.. r., asss bone NoEss
RhFRrGERxToRs hIhs HERx1y asss %esnshouse new
Pa ss smtb to gd sd4 oqI It you raie L. so5o Drorts
small sizes Rare Rug shop hop a4s7 18Th III
RUGS. Oriental and Chinese, all sizes. at
less than todays wholesale price; open to
sARopHoAHslMartjn o eE 1sth st. nH tenor excellent
gold iacauered, sl35. CAN Republic 62i5,
Kits. 1890 G street middle of block.
SEWING MACHINEs-Treadle $50 uD:
slightly used Singer console cleo with
all machines. Hemstitching, buttons made.
but tonholes, pleating and plain stitching
done; 917 F st. NV. RE. 1900. RE. "3t1
spigot and trap; like new. Also small sink
@lth attachable drainboard reasonable.
STOVE side oven SIG: good condition.
TROMBONEs-Lemar good beginners
model, Sa95o: King. factory overhaul
Call Republic 63ie' Kits. $50 street
WASHING MACHINE. fine condition, sIoo.
SG, WAsHtNG I'M fs2T fMs2ATcHrNEs-1 Maytag ,wrina-
$50 sell or trade: anything electrical or
automotive: Box SOL, Star
3-PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE. table and
velour drapes. 4ol3 AlbemarIe st. NV.
:: PAIRS OF DOUBLE REINs. night blan-
ket cleo clippers and other articles for
racing stables. SH 1913
FURNITURE-Special. 2-piece living rm
suite kneehoIe desk. freside sets mahog-
HOLLYWOOD beds, secretarIcs. RUGS. sereral
corner cabinets. SPECIAL HIGH-GRADE
4-6 USED INNER-sPRING MATTRESS.
Lincoln Furniture Co, so5 Pa. ave. NV.
VENETIAN BLINDS.
AS Low AS S4,50 AND UP
FREE EsTIMATEs- OMPT SERVICE.
NO INSTALLATIONS CHARGES.
Evening star., 1943-11-08
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

APIS. AND ROOMS, l3: 3 baths. rent
s. 500; 20; price $500, terms. Owens
GROCERY AND FRUIT STORE for sale:
sacrifice TO quick buyer; selling on account
OF health; profit BILE cash store. good livine
quarters; closed Mondays don't miss this
opportunity. 49, Lee hwy, Arlington,
Va. oxford 4644 lOs
GROCERY STORE, well established well
stocked, retail class B liquor license. :
rooms; at reasonable rent: excellent busi-
ness opportunity. Box 41l-H, Star. :.
BEAUTY SHOP. splendid location. doing
a good business. For information call
Elk 1894 from TO 80; Sunday, GE.
BUS, oldest. with liv-
ing quarters: low rent: 90 yrs same loc ::
chlldren'S, ladies' and mems furn. Must
sell acct sickness. No agents. Box 3S6-
H. Star. 81
BEAUTY SALON, good location, good busi-
ness. | year stock complete. For informa-
tlon call Mrs. Hill. SH. 613S, Sunday or
evenings
POULTRY BUSINESS. headed toward l5.-
600 birds; would consider silent or active
partner with 5000; your INSPECTION and
anyeStisatlon invited Gleb" 5000 9'
ton. near downtown, Over - 600 weekly
brokers' Ma I6"3
WE PURCHASE ROOMING HOUSES
Direct From Owners
NO COMMISSION TO PAY
Quick Action
HARRINGTON MANIAC EMENT CO.
1olS Vermont Ave. NV. EX. 6929.
EN,a.,
Evening star., 1943-11-08
CATTLE & LIVESTOCK.

BRIDES, double rein: night blankets
electric clippers also other articles for
racing stable. SH. 191N
HOLSTEIN BULLS. purebred with papers:
one 5-year-old, three 3 months Call
Falls Church SlS-F-lH
Evening star., 1943-11-08
RESTAURANT

1TH & o SITS. NV.
Fully equipped restaurant bar. with q
room ana bath apt above. Established In
same location for over 40 years Mixed
trade. Illness forces owner to sell build
lnc. stock fixtures Call Mr Randolph
Floyd E DAVIS co MA n2no