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Lee Num- ConsuIts
WaIla WaIIa Specialist

Finley-Mr. and Mrs. Lee Num-
returned Thursday from a couple
of days in Walla Walla where Mr..
Num- went to consult an eye
specialist.
MIR. and Mrs. Harvey Kerr and
grandchildren, Beverly and Ken
meth Nelson of Vemonia visited at
the E. Sherry home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester LeRue re-
ceived word last week of the mar
riage of their son, Leroy to Miss
Mildred Stone of Brooklyn, NY.
Leroy is stationed at Lloyd Ben
nett field, there.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. Whit and
Ernest Richenback, Jr., all Of Bill
ings, Mont, left Saturday for their
home, having visited their parents
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Coronation Scot Train
To House Army Officers

WASHINGTON.-The CORONATION
Scot" de luxe British passenger
train which was exhibited at the
New York Worlds fair, was pre-
scented to the United States to pro-
vide temporary living quarters for
army officers. -.-o
A deed transferring the train to
the government was executed by r.
B. White, president of the Baltimore
& Ohio railroad, acting as agent for
the London, Midland and Scottish
Railway company. !
The deed stipulated that the train
be turned over to Maj. Gen. Edmund
B. Gregory, quartermaster general
Of the army. It will be stationed at
Jacksonville, Ind, for use of Of
fcers Of the quartermaster depot
there. = ~ = LID
The "Scot" consists of eight cars.
two coaches, a coach lounge, a first
class diner, third-class diner. a
kitchen, sleeper with IL berths and
club car. '.-> .~-..
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In the superior Court OF the State
of Washington in and for Benton
County.
4. No. 1887 -.
IN THE MATTER OF THE DIS
SOLUTION OF SCHOOL
DISTRICT NO. "a
Notice is hereby given that on
August %, 1943, at the hour of 10
o'clock a. m, in the court room in
the Court House in .Prosser, Ben
ton County, Washington, the petit
ton for dissolution of School Dis
trict No. "a will be heard. That
the petition was filed on July 26,
1943, and said petition requests
the dissolution of said district, and
the payment of it's assets to the
County School Fund of Benton
County, Washington, and the ap-
pointment of some person to mar
shall the assets of said district and
that all persons desiring to be
heard for or against said petition
must appear at said time and
place.
Dated this 10Th day of July, 1943.
Eta J. HILLMAN,
Clerk.
7:29-8:12
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Former Hover Teacher
Joins Spars @

Finley-Word was received here
by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Benson
that Miss Olga Wepsola has joined
the Spars and is at West Palm
Beach, Florida. - Miss Wepsola
taught a few years at the Hover
high school, leaving here about
year ago. : l..
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Baker re-
ceived word from their son Lewis
Baker that he is doing officer
work at Fort Devens, Mass, while
waiting for guns to repair. :.
MIR. and Mrs. Arlie .Glassner
visited Mrs. Glassner's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Neareants and
family in Pasco Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Bob Bealle of Seattle is
here visiting her husband and
children at the home of Mrs. Wini-
fred Bealle. .~.., -.,-e,: ss-s. F.,
Walter Hughes of Pasco visited
at the home of his mother at the
Finley store. ~. II ..t-- {
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Mcintyre
of Hover store. Byard Slocumh
of Finley were dinner visitors
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. S. Mcintyre at Hover
Mrs. Mcintyre ST., expects tc
leave soon for an extended visit
in Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Wilson OF
Richland and Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Ohms of Portland visited MIR. and
Mrs. Ben Schwartzcopf Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bafus OF
Hover moved to the Ashby place
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Masters and
family and Mrs. J. R. Gowing
visited in Pasco, Sunday.
T. Mrs. Claude Robinson and
daughter Aderene visited in Walla
Walla Thursday. ...:..->..
N. F. Reik was a visitor Wednes-
day of his daughter and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Masters
and children, Merle and Kenneth,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Taylor and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Falque were
dinner visitors Wednesday of Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Sherry.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Rioh' :
a few days. MAD
Mrs. Gene Howard ana
children Of La Grande. orO w
have been visiting Mrs. No. VIZ
parents Mr.. and Mrs. R, D si
ming, and at the William ~ IA
homes left for their hora.O wa't
day. SN
Clifford Nickel, Jr., wb,
been visiting his grandparsrsO. ~ y
and Mrs. Fred Falque ana Y
grandfather William Howa.S y
for his home in Spokane ~ "a
John Perkins who has
visiting his brother and .. Oes
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Perkins
in Seattle the past couple Of ~. =
returned home Monday. w
Lew Scholl of Walla Wan.
an overnight visitor OF M "
Mrs. Harry Benson last w.
day.
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FOR SALE

Eleven cabins and four room house
in city limits, all new, all fur
nished fine, shower room, laun-
dry, sewer system, electric lights,
Fine income, $500.
81 acres, pasture, alfalfa, pepper
mint, potatoes, large house, barn,
good well, spring on place, $4,000.
2 acre tract on River Road, small
new house, shower, wired for
electric range, fine well, refrig-
orator plant, fine view of Colum-
bia. About miles out.
$50 acres, Is in alfalfa, 5 in as
paragus, in peppermint, new
modern house, private pumping
plant and domestic water.
40 acres i'm valley. 10 acres pasture,
alfalfa, asparagus, 6 room house,
barn, chicken house, fine well
and all farming equipment
$4,000.
Restaurant, fruit stand, five hous-
les, all in fine condition, equipped
with gas and electricity, fine
furnace and modern, very fine
well and a fine location. Price
to interested party. -
240 acres, 80 acres alfalfa, and
grain hay, nice 6 room house,
barn, garage, wash house, nice
lake near, fine fishing and hunt
ing at Keller, Wash, $4,000.
100 acres near Clifford, Wash, so
acres alfalfa, 100 acres fine tim
Der, good cattle range. Modern
three bed room house, full base
ment, glassed in porch, bunk
house, turkey shed, hen house,
double garage. Small orchard,
II mile from post office. Creek
runs through back of yard. Fine
lake, good fishing and deer hunt
ing, $500. r.
Have some good farms for sale in
Prosser and Benton City.
8 acres on River Road, small house,
$4,000, " cash, bal. 500 year.
$40 acres in Western Horse Heaven
$1,000, $500 down, bal. about
5000 per year. e.
K. G.. CLIFFORD =.
REAL ESTATE BROKER >
Roxy Theater - Phone 2482
Kennewick, Wash.
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FOR SALE-One team 4 and z
years, well mated, 1850 lbs.
Good set heavy harness all for
5000. Some calves, l milk. cow
good S85; one young red Guern-
sey, freshen this fall, 1000 lbs. $50.
One potato and asparagus buster,
almost new, rubber tires, large,
priced right. One 2-way pillow $50
good. One 2-horse disk Gair)
cheap. Clarence E. Crow, Ri. /,
Kennewick or " mi. south Finley
Grange. 18-21p
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Russians Print $4,000
Books in Two. War Years

MOSCOW.-In almost two years of
war, the Soviets have published a
total of Cos. 100000 copies of more
than 10000 books and pamphlets.
Ninety-five hundred were devoted to
questions dealing with the defense of
the Soviet Union.
Probably the most popular was a
book on the life of the guerrilla girl
Zoya Kozodemianskaya, Russian
heroine. A total of 1,500,0 900 copies
of this biography were printed.
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Extra Day

Officials at the local golf course
have given the players an addition
al day to qualify for the forthcom-
ing tournament. Qualifying cards
may be turned in and official en-
try made on Aug. 1, instead of the
second as announced. Closing
dates will be on Sunday, Aug. 8,
as stated last week.
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FOR SALE 7-year old Guern-
sey cow and calf, fresh eight
weeks, 20 OTIS. per day, $135. 8 IL
week-old shoats weight 20 lbs. ca,
$45. 40 Rhode Island Red hends,
2 years old, $1.50 ca. Is half grown
red fryers $50 ca. Mrs. H. P.
Lunds, place, Benton City. 18p
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County. 4
No. 1886
IN THE MATTER OF THE DIS
SOLUTION OF SCHOOL
DISTRICT NO. z j.
Notice is hereby given that on
August %, 1913, at the hour Of
10 o'clock AM, in the court room
in the Court House in Prosser, Ben
ton County, Washington, the petit
ton for dissolution of School Dis
trict No. Z will be heard. That
the petition was filed on July 26,
1913, and said petition requests
the dissolution of said district, and
the payment of its assets to the
County School Fund of Benton
County, Washington, and the ap-
pointment of some person to mar
shall the assets of said district and
that all persons desiring to be
heard for or against said petition
must appear at said time and place.
Dated this goth day of July 1943.
Eta j.. HILLMAN,
Clerk.
~ 7:29-8:12
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Mrs. Carl Walk left Sunday for
Yakima to visit and help care for
her daughter, Mrs. Ben Drink
water and her new grandson, Ben
Jr., for a couple weeks.
Billie Peters of Kennewick spent
three days at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvey Kerr last week.
Mrs. Maizie Young of Seattle
visited a few days with friends
in Finley, among them were the
homes. of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Slocumb, Mr.. and Mrs. Kerr, Mr..
and Mrs. w. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. c. Walk, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
Gerber, MIR. and Mrs. w. F. Brock
and several other neighbors.
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Too Late to Classify

FACTORY-BUILT house trailer
80 model. good shape Take
small luggage trailer. 2 miles west
Kennewick. w. 0. Hawn camp
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WANTED Garden tractor, state
price. Leo Mangan, Wallula. Zip
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EpwOrth League Meets
August LIST i'm Finley

Finley The Finley Hover Ep-
worth League which has been
meeting at the Hover church each
Sunday, will meet Aug. l at the
Finley church. .' r. ~ >' -:~'
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FOR SALE: Grape hoe and cream
separator in good condition. Call
2469.. 18c
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to tender most CRATE
full thanks to the many friends of
the late F. w. Dickerson, particu-
larly those of Campbell's camp,
the minister and the soloist for
their kindness and sympathy and
also for the beautiful floral Of
ferings.
Mrs. F. w. Dickerson and sons.
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"a" Gasoline Coupons
No. , valid July 2
Gerards Completes
Primary Training

i It was announced recently that
Henry J. Gerards, son of MIR. and
Mrs. J. Gerards, of Kennewick,
has been graduated from the army
air forces basic flying school, Min
ter Field, California. Cadet Ger
ards has been sent to an advanced
training school, and upon compile
ton of his instruction there, he
will receive his wings.
Germany is standardizing farm
machinery.
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Mother, Son and Father,
Last q Filler, Doing Well

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
NORTH AFRICA.--Mother and son
are doing well, but the father. First
Lieut.. Willis Neesen of Visilia. Calf.
Is doing even better. ..-..
Lieutenant Neesen, co-pilot of a
Flying Fortress, had just returned
from bombing the Foggia Airfield in
Italy into a shambles when fellow
pilot rushed up to his plane, bran.
dishing a letter. It told Lieutenant
Neesen that his wife had given birth
to nine-pound boy.
'My Gawd," beloved the new ia
Tier, mine pounds! -.
''Hiya, Pop" hollered his crew.
Lieutenant Neesen told the world.
I'D like to 60 on missions every
day. The more / go on, the sooner
I can 60 home and see just what
he looks like. Nine pounds! Can
you beat that?' " ~.
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Mrs. F. w. DickerSon and sons.
= = = e = = 2 = e 9 = = 2 = = -
Ration Calendar for July
Book No.
SUGAR
Stamp No. Is. five pounds. Valid
through Aug. Is.
Stamp No. ISIS. five pounds
leach. for home canning). Re-
mains valid through Oct. 81.
COFFEE
Now not rationed.
SHOES
Stamp No. 10. one pair. Remains
valid through Oct. 81.
Book No. 2
CANNED GOODS
FOODS
NJ p. q. July ! to August y.
MEATS AND FATS
p. June ~ through July 81.
O. July 4 through July 81.
r. July IL through July 81.
s. July Is through July 81.
"a" Gasoline Coupons
T.. No. = valid July 2
o. q . = . . . . . $$
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In the Superior Court of the State
of Washington in and for Benton
County. 4.
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In the Superior Court of the State
of Washington in and for Benton
County.
Evening star., 1943-10-29
ROOMS FURNISHED.
MoyyIord ond Njroinio
SINGLE rooms, next

ARLINGTON, SINGLE rooms. next 10
pam pam; bus GI1 at door; So per week: semitic
BEDROOM SITTING ROOM. pvr. home
Phone Temple $3.50. For / Or eenrle-
men. 10.
WANT YOUNG MEN of refinement to
occupy occur room letG vacant by :! sons in
ATTRACTIVE double room for women in
Arlington; walking distance Arlington
Hall: bus al door; new home. unlimited
1871; No EDGEwooD ST, Arlington.
h:w-: near bus line. Csn GL. 531S or
:s:3 SO. JOYCE ST, Art. Va, block
A. B. & W. bus stop Gentleman of clean
habits: nicely furn.. well heated, So mo
NEAR rENTAGoN, Arlihgton Hall. Walk
, bus lines, 1oc :are Constitution ave
Transportation 10 minutes downtown.
Large room adj. bath: refined home. CIT
DoIBLg ROOM. blocks Navy Annex:
employed EN-. y couple preferred; unlim, phone
room room twin beds private bath; modern
:0a9W alter $50 pm. "'' ''~N'o"
ARLiNGTON-Iw rm,, adj, bath: 10
,. IranSp, 200 South Grant ST. phone
LARGE FRONT ROOM. twin beds. next
phtn phonc pfxTIe ca CH tHamiy 5s con' to buses uni
ARLINGTON Attractive master bedrm
next bath; inn.-sps. nattr: chw., gas
; atat; untlm phone; conv. transp. CH
ARLINGTON, vA.-singIe room. bath;
phone; serViceman preferred. 24l5 No
MIIltsIy NurSy ca I'd, CH, o5in
pvp BAH sIassed-in shover. lnnfn animited fm
phone III nm: ref OIL. Gail
Evening star., 1943-10-29

ACCoRDIoN and saxophone wanted. State
ADDERS, TyPEWRTTERS, misc. office ma
nnass medseg me'f Phoas ns sheob.rd GaDnf Cash N"
ADDING MACHINE, elec., s or 10 column
so9d Sd, eonditiop. G, So 24o1 after SPIN
dental gold. old watches: need for repair
ing. We pay cash SchilIers. 444 9th n W.
BEDROOM. dining living room furniture,
contents OF apts or homes: at once we do
m3ninG Enp oM oSMSFeiIn.ilT lI.,I storsge IA 2a3 29+
and living room suites. eiec. Telrigerators
SsinaSSwsfe sn1Nn and rugs. rug, Dupont o5l3. A.
BEDS ED, ' yGgthS soa identical; Dre"sr con-
BEAUTY PARLOR EQUIPMENT of all
Klnds, EIdSh,t heT and used. VIII give estimate.
BED. Mgrphyr or pullman. Call evenings
BICYCLE wanted. ?t-in, good condition
BOOKS AND IBRARiEs. urgently wanted,
ssood prices paid: MA. 'l4l.
ca!h fSsda m0T BenSe Hg 8 hQe sen6s sODs as
NV, RE: @4&4 Open Q am. m to 7:$o 5t'$ pm 81 n
Highesr prices paid for men
1ES cLo1HiSG Scvs, GR H1GaEsT s. or SkIcEs 5A1p
Ci0THING-BeSter prices. paid for men s
cloTGING m 3i aSh RSp SHOES E5 mens Gs5 women 5
childrens; best prices paid. Morris Cloth
DAILY RACINE FORMS, back back numbers, aGili
wanted. HO; 500. Ext. 800.
DIRT wanted, about 80 truck loads VIII
pay as much as SID load delivered to
I532-4, Sherrisr pl, dump on vacant Tet.
l. 7. Folk, NO. 052S.
ELECTRIC TRAINS. H o and O gauge,
alrplane motors: highest prices. Corr 5
Hobby Supply, Sl2 9th st. NV. RE. 2O79.
EQi lPMENI, restaurant. bakery and
KITCHEN; liberal prices paid. RE. 66II
fuRNirUKE-Wan to buy some used
household; also piano. Call after o'clock.
FURNITURE, bric-a- -brac, china. glassware.
prices paid Call Murray, TAYLOR 1888
FURNtTuRE-HouSeho goods of all
kinds. preferably good. clean condition.
SpoI ceSh immedia ate removal. TR. $3.50.
FuRSITI RE-Bedroom. living room. misc
household goods. brc-a-brac china
prompt attention: highest cash prices. Call
any time. RE 1904: ewes. Me 53I7 3Os
FURNITURE-RugS, electric refg., washing
machine. household goods. etc; absolutely
highest cash prices. For best results call
any time, Metropolitan 1924 i
FURNITURE. in good clean condition;
stoves. coil springs. Highest prices paid
l. c; Furniture Co, 1853 H ST. ne. TR
JTWELRY, diamonds, shotgIns. cameras.
Sinocnlsrs ano mems clothing HIGHEST
PRICES PAID Also choice diamonds foI
sale. Max Zweig. a37 D NV. ME. pI13.
Evening star., 1943-10-29
FIREPLACE WOOD.
CALL ia. 1890,
ROOMS FURkISHED-Northwest

1919, ILLINOIS AVE. N.W.-Warm, com
Lortsole room neXt TO bath. Private home.
BRIGHT and warm basement room. Ink,
:"1s @Gse Mtss ,sS AVE- Tl nv SWaesns PH ess9 Comfort
able room single inner-Spg mattresses; for
, or laundry: excellent service
18Th AND AND COLUMBIA RD. N.W.-Lovely
unlim; phone; $50 each Ho ..2+fr: N"'','> -
LARGE ROOM. Sober-.p~rs6n Grestrictedl
private P BALI, =ss-r-rfansporIa tion: express
,Tfs Tssss.soher StS ST ToSmers, % s RAf oo.5.
IS gen5ils nbdns home EWES sas heat h, ehw shower
DOUBLE ROOM for girls. near l4th st,
shopping area. Home privileges. AD
zoe DECATUR ST, N:w.-Nice!y furn.
Call after & IN. IA. s4SS. '"~'''''e'
3sIl 9Th ST. NV, Brightwood-Large
front front room; private bath: twin beds: "a
Unlimited phone Prvate PRIV eea GENTLE phn1ieee home
500 DELAFIELD PL. NW-A bargain al
S25 monthly. Single: ladies; MAPLE bed
room, NEXT BATH: all home conveniences
ESpress bus; z block; GE. 605e 3l'
LOVELY FRONT ROOM bordering Rock
desk, pvt. teie. and bathroom. AID. 7499
1851 1853 pRRk RID. N.w.-Girl, cozy singl.
room. md floor front 3Is
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED ROOM. neal
bath; transportation excellent; gentlemen
or iaoles; double bed private home. Wo
$50 SHEPHERD ST. N.w.-Tvo rooms
neatly furnished. near 10 bus and stree,
car. 81
Evening star., 1943-10-29
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

THE GALENA, 1872 B ST. n.e.--An attrac-
tive aueSthouse ON the Hill" for girls
newly decorated. All new furniture, large
reception iounge Dbles., So 80 TO S2S so.
rooms rooms for ladies, refined adult home, no
other roomerS; excel transporta ton;
board OPTIONAL S24 for room; with board
$50 MI. 1912.
$685. BLAINE ST. N.E.-Lovely sunny
room. lnner-Spring mattr.; next bath
new pvt. home; reas.; conv, transp. TR
o5 /.
i:i3 NO. CAPITOL ST. large room
with pvt bath, for ,. Cali at Door B.
81.
1913 e2nd ST. N.E.-Clean double, airy
room for girls; So week each: with priv
ileees. bus and car | block 2 blocks from
Woodbridge commercial center
905 ST. N.E.-1 single front room. SIS
per week; middle-aged woman preferred
PRIVILEGES. 3O~
1913 MD. AVE. Single room, $40;
double. S35 blocks from Capitol, over
looking park; clean. quiet honelike a.
3"s ST N,E.-Single or double room,
reasonable. Block from car and bus
lines. Call II. o192.
Evening star., 1943-10-29
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest ond Southeast

double room. next 10 bath Ii 3Iq3
SOtTHEaST-! connecting houSekeep-
ing rooms, taStefuily furnished in an
tiqueS, available 10 y people OF refine
ment: bus a door. Box Ugh Star. ~.
~" ST. Sc. conr. 10 Capitol-Laree
ifoht room twin ocdS; suitable ; men
OF > ladies. TR. "O34
l'?i W ST. S.E.-NlceIv fun. next bath
10Y gentleman; conv. 20 NAVY Yard TR
DOUBLE basement room for girls or ,
gentlemen. private bath. near tranSpor-
tajl0n. Call AT. 4451
1873 A ST. S.E-Frout double room fwin
beds near bath: for couple or , settled
LARGE FRONT RIM, newly furn, suitable
ioT girls: private home, gas heat Ii
Evening star., 1943-10-29
CATTLE g LIVESTOCK.
RIDING HORSE nice about !, han

RIDING HORSE. nice, ABOUT IL hands, 10
Years old; make offer. SH. 9ls6
PIGS, Poland China, very sturdy. : weeks
old: s. each. Falls Church S3l-W-3
PONY. SADDLE. Western, $4,000 tyr.
.5uU-lb steel roam horse. sound. unuSua lly
gentle. well broken tdlSContinuIng farm
inIl; rare bargain. s I:I3 90. VIM ed
better. Il miles south Alexa udria. No. /
hWy opposite Mt. Vernon High School :
HoLSTEiN BULLS. purebred. with papers,
one 3-year-old. TIN :; months. Gail
Falls Church SlS-F-I3
WORK AND RIDING HORSES. ponies
harness. saddles brides, wagons. bussieS.
carriageS. carts, doubles and single: horse
oianketS. oaieo hay. straw rides by houI
Roar -.:if lHth 81 e
Evening star., 1943-10-29

CULTURED GENTLEMAN wishes master
room with private shower and breakfast in
NV. section Nothing else will be con-
Sdered. AdreSS. giving your telephone
number, to Box 222-H, Star 30"
BRITISH OFFICER requires room and
bath. within 10 blocks Mavnower Hotel
morning coffee and dinner most nights an
advantage, not essential. Box 2I9-H Star.
:,Ur
RESPECTABLE GENTLE GIRL. 20 10 %
years, share furn. apt: private bath. rea
sonable. NV box 22i-H, Star. 3l'
SINGLE ROOM. refined young lady, 10Th
s.. DIST lct, Columbia ro. 10 Allison st. NV.
RE. 500. Ext. 5O24; S25
MAN desires a furnished room and Kitchen
cite Tor !. h,k. State price. No war prices
Box 4li-H, Star.
LARGE, comfortable sitting bedroom with
meals Tor single elderly lacy. private bath
preierIeS National 9I95 30"
tOI.OEtO, quiet. married Gov couple
NanLs lOnnI. Lltchen nrlNlltpns IR RnGn
Evening star., 1943-10-29
HOUSES FOR SALE.

GE0RGEToWN--Re house. ; bed
rooms, gas heat, sarden; immediate pos
session, $ls.500. Alexandria s13l before
or after q. 90.
FOR SALE by OWNER. completely furn
brick house. 5 rms. > years old, de ached
garage. oil heat insulated. storm windows.
nearly new quality fIrn. incl. refe. snd
washing machine; in good neishborhooo In
Arlington, County: near stores and bus
line. Call GL. 21O3
OWNER LIVES IN this completely eouipped
2-family house at no cost Excellent CON
dltlon. Front and rear porcheS for each
unit. Full basement with panelsd recrs-
alton room. Gas heat. SGpStan cash
payment required. Call Mr.. Bark, RA.
MEX.--Modern det. brick, rms bath.
full basement. excel. cond Immed pos-
session; $1,000. owner. TE. 4345 week
days.
MODERN 6-RoOM HOUSE, immedisis
possession. l mile from District line.
good bus service. Near school and church.
$500 Aeer rd.. Green Meadows, Md. Phone
Union .9249.
VACANT - Redecorated, 1-yesro old de-
tached 5-room brick. s. $50; sss heat,
elec. ranses full basement heaut wooded
lot ~ Chillum rd. Ewes, GE 44S5.
WASHINGTON REALTY co GF $500,
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Evening star., 1943-10-29
ROOMS EuRh.--Ao,.h.e.. Cont. /,

3JI r. /. AVE. N.E.-Fnrn room in pvt
home for gentleman; unlimited phone.
1921 TRINIDAD AVE. N.E--Larse front
room ,empl couple; oil hsats; modern
eSms eS1s KaoDE' GH Z fasIANp aGDa AVE- tNE.First
floor. front. double room, adjoining bath.
DU. 1887.
furn. warm room. in better home. nr.
Franciscan Monastery: phone and laundry
privileges, excellent transp.: reas. rent.
HO. $3.50
1.ta FLORIDA AVE. NE.-Nicely furn
room. suitable for 2 ladies or man ano
wife; cony 10 ell transp.: avail. immedi-
NEAR 9Th and Michigan ave. ne~-Clean
front room, private home: / gentleman.
HO. 54O2
BROOKLAND, 7lS Lawrence st. ne
Large double room for 2 refined young
ladies': very convenient Jranspor tation. un :
limited phone; Sl5 each month HO SOLO