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LEGAL NOTICES,
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DISTRICT couRr S'T 81 TIE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia.
ninistration.-ThisIs Is to Give NOTICE: THAT
the subscriber. OF the State OF MARYLAND
Ia. has Obtained from the Probate Court 81
Hollister, late Of the District OF Columbia.
deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned
.S.ssei. isss!ls .stssatissssd @ M I 70 sSs SUB
so7smS.f on sis si9te othervss the es may
by law be excluded from all beneht Of said
estate GIVEN under ny hang tbs 221d
The District OF Columbia. Clerk Of the
ARTHUR 5os fTAissso5al Tiss: saI,ais; I,;: Attorney
Heds ns' pSbash ne Dst-f Of sfils fiGlgmsa a.
mTsinistrstion:LThis is to Give Notice;
o 5he sss epsn.d Of s ,ns b Ps PIoD. q
ceurt. Of the District Of Columbia, Letter.
Of AdminisUation on the estate OF
Genevieve p. Wood, late Of the District
| Of Columbia, deceased. All persons hav-
yoaaSsrs e thes.af ssa6t .r. rs s 9s
the subscriber. on or before the 30th
day Of Noyember. AID. 1914. otherwise
ess nsf ssd sS as ss. :. essqsd oes uGT 1tS@
MA6p a9d h' E sHEAsEK SIX q a4s s.as s 1s4
u22 'ssal) Attest VICTOR S.
mEssclH sflee q Hez,Ster q wills for ths Ds
Court SeI II
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By OWNER bedroom. bath house: ga,
heat: ConV trans: SSe50 TIA 1Jda

CHEVY CHASE, D. C-S23,950-
Owner occupied, Immediate possession.
spacious detached center-hall on Kanawha
transportation. schools, churches. stores,
> bedrooms, 9 baths. 1st-f1oor den and
lavatory, maids room and bath: 2-car
front: To inspect call DUVALL & CO;
EA. 1149: or after pm, WO. 1853 los
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I,YNHAVEN

Fve-rm. brick house with front porch
tie bath and shower, full basement, auto
matte aforementioned heat; rear yard
fenced. Only IS min. by bus, 1Oc fare
10 downtown Washington. Present FIJI
nnanclnG may be assumed. Priced tc
sell quickly. Immediate possession. Cal
MI. 1Vey, TIE. $500: after : pm AD SSSS
j WESI EY RIICEANAM
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DETACHED CORNER BRICK

q ROOMS, y BATHS-Sl! 500
modern center-hall- plan Colonial in a
community Of new homes in nearby Mont :
somery County. Just over the District line
Finest construction throughout. all 3 bed
rooms LARGE enough for twin beds: insu-
lated slate roof air-Conditioned heat with
GAS FURNACE: built-in earase. Possession
Jan. ST. To inspect. phone Mr.. Good,
HO 800. Ext. 20l. with
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
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Sl2.95O.

Western Ave. and River Rd.
Attractive detached white brick home,
about yrs. old; 8 rooms, tile bath. lava
tory IN basement; large modern kitchen
with stove and refrigerator, garage. Conv.
location. This is one OF those houses you
nave been trying to locate. Act quickly
a1mmediate possession; Can arranse GOOD
managing. Inspect bv appointment only
with MI. Tabler, WI 7ls".
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO..
No 81
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$4,000.

900 Lawrence st. e.-Detached stucco,
] room furnished house ideal for room
ins and BOARDING., near Catholic Univer-
s!ty campus. For information call DU.
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NEAR SHOREHAM HOTEL
Massachusetts Ave Park

Practically new detached brick home,
living and dining rooms, den and lavatory,
very attractive recreation room with elab-
crate bar and fireplace. finished third
MOOT built-tn garage; possession 80 days.
To insuect. call Mr.. Measell Ma $500;
evenings and SUNDAY, call EX 1870.
BOSS 4 PHELPS l411 K Sf N w
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$4,000 So. Ft. Ground.
GOOD INVESTMENT.

Detached apt. BLDG, I6 large units on
lot having $4,000 50. IT; excellent NV
location: sale price, .S75 900
LLOYD r. TURNER. Exclusive Agent.
600 Ith 81 s W los
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NiODEt.N DC iANllCO DIeIOr,
$3.50 CASH-S65 PER MONTH
S7.150-Built about , years ago and
recently reconditioned throughout Offered
for sale at approximately the original price,
even though the market is higher today
Well located In community, of new homes
in Congress Heights s.e., close to public
school and transportation. Contains 5
rooms tiled bath, full basement automatic
Vacant. immediate possession can be had
To inspect. phone Mr. Ray. DE 1872 with
SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
15OS II St NV Natiopal OAK
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HoUsEs EoR sALr tcen,.).

s7.55o-ATMosT NEW DETACHED ::
story ,5-rm. brick, sas heat elec. range
vacant. move right in. Eve, dE. 44b5
WASHINGTON REALTY CO. GE. S3O0
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BY OWNER
Corner brick. bedrooms, . baths, Delco
unit OIL burner; insulated and weather.
stripped, large foored attic, full daylight
cellar. Near churches and Transportation
Thoroushly reeondition for present tenant.
CALL OWNER, GEORGIA 27se.
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1903 18th st. N.W-S11 500.

IN SLIGO Park, MD.-S11 $50.
beautiful white center -hall-plan home
only / months old and in new-house
eondision Six excellent rooms. tile bath
nrst-noor iavatory Modern air-condi-
toned heat, screened side porch electric
retrilaerator. reni stairway to attic. insulated
charm and appeal To inspect phone
Mr.. Evans. WO. 02a0, with
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
1hnl II ST N w Metinna1 ooAk
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ROLLINGWOOD
CHEVY CHASE n @

OHEV CHASE, D. 9.
tile bath brick, about years old, air
conditioned gas heat, large Norse refs,
modern kitchen, buiit-ir sarage Overhead d
door,; nice lot, on corner wide ave Price,
Slc.950 Terms and immediate posses
sion E GARVEY, D1. 450s: eve. and
Sun, GE. $500
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NEAR KENO RD.,
WEST OF CONN AVE. CHI CHI n e
=, Corner home, lot se it. wide Just on
Nebraska ave, conyenient the Alice Deal
Junior High and Woodrow Wilson High
schools. Center-hall planned. 3 rooms >
pa tbs. attic maids room and bath, screens
nsulaSed Eye 1T am garsse rage. Price only s1395o.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
-S29 18th St. Rea,tor MA. O753
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Near the CathedralD
Ihe most house at the price tSl55oO, We
nave had IN this very desirable location
Detached brick with front porch, living
room. dining room, kitchen, bedroom tor
nrst moor; bedrooms and 3 baths on md
n room and bath IN basement: automatic
neat, deta ached garage. Owner leaving the
CITY and prompt possession can be had
inspection by appointment Cali MT.
white evenings and Sunday WA 2lSD.
WM NJ. THROcKMORToN.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-21
'FOOTLICHTERS' IN
 SEASONS FINALE
Director GOOdsell Presents Excellent Cast in "The
 Silver Cord"

"The FootlighterS" in their com paratively brief appearance in the spotlight of amateur dramatics have deep entrenched themselves in the respect and affection of many theater-goers. Their efforts have added 8 refreshing touch to the city's limited number of worth while entertainment enterprises.
 Included in tonight's cast and the seasons swan song are Ruth Ly- man, c. Wayne Clark, Arleen Whe- Ian, Bill Fowler and Marjorie Ger man. Miss Eithne Doyle, is directing the production of The Silver Cord,' a dramatization of mother love - or rather of the effects of mother love carried to illogical eX- tremes.
 Making their final appearance of the current season the perennially popular "Footlighters' will be seen tonight in the presentation of "The Silver Cord". The performance will be staged at the Waterbury Wo- mems Club. In appreciation of pre- vious successful efforts and as a farewell salute to gallant little cast of thespians, a~large attend ance is anticipated.
 Director Charles M. Goodsell looks forward to his proteges acquitting- themselves with distinction this evening. The various members have rehearsed with enthusiastic interest and with keen appreciation of the opportunities of their respective parts,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-21
Waterbury Collects
 $4,33O,0 ,0O0 Insurance
City's Per Capita of $43.73 Fourth Largest in Con-
 necticut; Several Local Names Mentioned

Every day in 1922 life insurance policyholders and bcpeficiaries in Connecticut were paid $l80,000, or a total of $65, 100000 for the year and S38.O4 per capita, compared 10 the national average of $20.75, accord ing to a special compilation re- leased today by the National Under writer, weekly insurnce newspaper. Connecticut ranked 11th in life in Surance payments among all states, while it ranks 31st in population.
 Hartford Leads
 Hartford led Connecticut cities in life insurance payments in 1942 with $7,18OOOO or $43.25 per capital, com- pared to $6,963 GOO in 1941. Hart ford ranked 42nd among all cities in the country. New Haven was sec ond in payments in Connecticut with $6,441 ,00O in 1922 or $40,25 per capita and $5,750,00O in 1941. Bridgeport came third with $4,915,- 900 or $3343 per capita, followed by Waterbury with $4,330,0O0 or S43,73 per capita; New Britain, $2,554,000 or $3717 per capita; Stamford $1,- 615,000 or $3364 per capita; West Hartford, $1,260,000 or $37.38 per capita; Greenwich, $1,215,OO0 or $34.22 per capita; Meriden, $960,000 or $24.3O per capita; New London, s952,OOO or $3131 per capita; Mid dletown, $945,O00 or $35.65 per capita; Norwalk, $790,000 or $19.96 per capita; Bristol, $775,0O0 or $25.80 per capita, Fairfield, $589,000 or
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-21
WEDDING COSTUME

Poudre blue with purple accents was worn by maid of honor Ann Miller, star of the Columbia pie ture Whats Buzzin' Cousin?', at the Linda Darnell-Pev Marley we'd ding. The two piece dressmaker suit was styled a straight six gore skirt and stunning jacket with punches of purple grapes appliqued at the waist and on one shoulder. With it she wore matching pie ture hat and gloves. Linda wore a white suit with white feather em broidered on one shoulder and a matching yelled pill box Her cor sage was of white orchids with yell low centerS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-21

$27.92 per capita; Danbury, $5l6,- 900 or $18.50 per capita; Ansonia, $510,OOO or $26.56 per capita Man chester, $497,000 or $2088 per capita; Stratford, $41600O or $18.48 per capita.
 Prominent people in Connecticut maturing life insurance policies in 1922 through death or endowment were: Kenneth Walser, Darien, at torney; Parry Saylor, Litchfield, retired; James Gilmore, Mystic, broker. Prominent men in New Haven were Dr. Elwyn Bryant ,den- tist and Harold Sterrett, retired. Other prominent people were: Wal ter Hutchinson, Newtown, motion picture executive; Charles White, Old Greenwich, executive, Julius Alexander, Waterbury, merchant, Eben Clark, Hannah Calvin, Charles Hassell, Dr. Broadstreet Mason, Emma Nuhn, and Margaret ODon- nel, Louis Guvott, Woodmont, executive.
 Substantial life insurance pay IllellVo WSlE HluNC III llCoiOy oldoCo' Massachusetts having $l43,300,0CO with Bostcn as it's leading city with $36 6,87O,000; New York life insurance payments totaled $491, ,30O,0 led by New York City $179,560,00O and Rhode Island received $24,800,000 led by Providence with $12,890,000.
 The $65, 100000 in life insurance money paid to residents of Con- necticut in 1942 was many times the federal agricultural adjustment program payments of $768,283 and thirteen times the $5,036,158 in the social security act, thus illus federal payments to the state under trating the importance of life in surance's contribution to the eco- homie security of the state.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-21
BISHOP IVAN HOLT
 METHODIST SPEAKER

Worcester. Mass, May 2i-,UPj- Bishop Ivan L. Holt of Dallas. Tex, told the New England Methodist Conference here that America must make a concerted drive to combat islationism in the fight for victory.
 American isolatiorism, if allowed 10 develop. would seriously hamper the war effort and tend to prolong the war, he said yesterday.
 Mayor William A. Bennett Of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-21

Y. M. c. A. Frank Hess is the coun- cils present head.
 The guest spekaer for the evening will be Everett A. Babcock, eXecu- tive secretary of the Connecticut council. The years reports will be made at the session.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-21

Worcester said government officials should be guided by the Christian teachings of the church. The clergy must help public officials in the pro- -ction o fgood government by sec Ing that church influence is ex- pressed not orly at the polls but throughout an administration, he said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-21
DINWOODIE NAMED
 ON WIPE COMMITTEE

c. A. Dinwoodie of MacDermid, Inc, Waterbury, has been named a member of the Cadmium Industry Advisory Committee of the War Production Board, the Connecticut Field Office, OWI, announced to- daV
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-21

the details and make 8 report. the auto was gone and even the in- uccent bystanders. They were able 10 ascertain. however. that 1t had been an ambulance going full speed. with a patient inside, which had turned over. The two internes jnmped out. called on bystanders to help right the auto, took glance at the patient and were of again aJ siren-screaming speed without the pataeut having missed a heart beat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-21

BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-21
A TIT UJ.

Maps and pictures show terrain, harbOrS and village on Aleutian island where American forces have opened initial offensive to OuSt JapS from their North American fOOthOldS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-21
COUNCIL TO HOLD
 ANNUAL ELECTIONS

Election of officers will be held oy the Waterbury Council of Churches at meeting scheduled Or Monday, 8 D. m. at the Central
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-21
NO SUNLIGHT

You would never have seen the sun if you had lived on the earth when it first was formed, for the sky was cloudy for millions of years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-21
EXCUSE MY SMOKE

Los Angeles (UP)-When traffic police officers arrived at the scene of an auto accident to check up on
Evening star., 1943-10-04
l4O1 10th NV.
1873 K ST N w

friple room, ] double, l single: ex-
CeIent meals. switchboard
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ADDERS, TYPEWRITERs, misc, office ma
CHIMES, mestal flilg, cabinets. Cash imme-
d21cIo ,2Tio,r Pn2Hg rWriRy SR ?i sjisr diamonds M
tai gold old Watches need Tor 'G;Sl5i rcpairins,
S.BYs cASvAs CHAIR tRas ho3Es * over
BABY STROLLER. prcwar taylor Tot.
good ccondi,ion. Apt. 3l5. $500 l4th s..
REnR G9,5 6nM co 5,35g &69o Tjns h9 2oo;
contents of apts. or homes, a. once We
81 BfpEooM p20oDS fsf1TIFy S1TFS oce IN s dn5
and living room suites, elec, rofngerators,
GLASSWARE and rugs; Dupont o513. 13'
BICYCLES, ;. mans and woman's dc luxe
BoX- STRINGS. any size or condition.
CIoTHiNG@Highcst prices paid for mems
We'd s e!qthins II o,e BegmanI , 122 7th St NV
ME}s Boys gifP Gi5t5L ctoTHfNG FH1SEs shM Hi!p 3
1927 NJ st. NV. MI 2115. Open eve Will call
GL9THdNSmBetter Go prices PAID for mems
ELEGGTRic TRAiNS: i i i! Q am and o gauge.
Hd55y sunpy se SaGSS ah s. nW pTc's RE G0T ao7a
EooaS +o oStdt iaTse pisce cal ST' even!nssi
FURNITURE and household goods of all
6lndS; spot cash, immediate removal TR.
FURNITURE-Rugs electric refg.. washing
machine. houSehold goods, etc; absolutely
highest cash prices. For best results call
any time Metropolitan 1924 s.
household goods, bric-a -brac, china: prompt
attenti1n; y2r higheSt cash prices: Call any
URNlTURE-HouSchold goods bedrooms
living rooms, dinettes. studios and sofa
beds; highest cash prices paid. Imme-
FURNITURE of better grade. wanted at
Please call today. Ma. $500
FURNITURE, brlc-a- -brac, china, glassware,
p4ic:s rqgs Gs p9nn@s highest cash
JEWELRY, diamonds. shotguns. cameras
binoculars and mems clothing HIGHEST
PRICES PAID Also choice diamonds for
sale Moy Zweig. 93T D NV ME Glib
JIG SAW, bench saw, drill press. Call
PIANO--I want to buy good used spinet
or small apartment-Size upright Wiling
TO pay cash what piano is worth. AD
PIANO wANTED-spinet or apartment
Telephonee Adams 1888. 3I'
PIANo-.youns- coup!e want to buy spinet
piano. Boz 342-A, Star: a.
PIANO, WANTED for YWCA. Call Ext
RADIOS observation-disclosures Irish deal
up to $3.50 for combinations. 1870 14th
NV. Phone Decatur 0013 for estimate. 81"
RADIOS, any make, in any condition. table
models only. Phone us and we will call
Metropiltan Radio Co. 517 F st. NV.
RAD1oS TUBE TESTER. must be modern
REFRIGERAToR. regardless of condition
TaYIoR 05 rof Df p1Esns pfsxa1 M Ss Ea 17
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Morylond and VIRGINIA

rs HIGHT ST, Friendship Hts, Nd,
tWln bedS, pvt. bath, fireplace: gentleman
Sunday, WI. 73O9
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM, next to semi
private bath. One block of Lee highway
ooqS; Gentleman or couple preferred
ATTRACTIVE single room. semiprivate
bath' quiet neighborhood, conv. Pentagon
rl ana Navy annex; 20 min. from town.
FALLS CHURCH, vA.-Double room, twin
beds bath: fremont Gardens bus along
ConStitltIon ave. Call Falls Church 21S7-J.
CASTLE INN HOTEL. Forest Glen. Md
CHEvY CHASE. MD.MComfortable f5: ROOM
in refined gentle family, l blk. from Conn
ave, bus; unlim. phone and maid service;
gentlemen only; references required
ARLINGTON. 4427 18th st. north-Larse
furnished room in gentle home for l or ,
ssir!lTr, sT!Tp 70 o,,,r 9ther rqomers. CH, 4314,
203S.
9 EXCELLENT, well-furnished connecting
rooms with private bath, shower and twin
beds. maid service. plenty of heat and hot
water; close to one-fare express transpor-
taation: restaurants, etc Reference. Phone
Sligo 2n52.
COLLEGE PARK, MD.-First-a floor bed
room. private bath. private entrance.
Union 4147 after pm.
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AVAILABLE NOV 1st
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

Downtown; ll+a 18th n.w.-l room stu
MI. PLfAsANT-su2n5y' 25'2 &rm. apt. reas.
empl. couple: no drinking; avail. now. DU.
IIviNa I'M a!tfS RooM on P1 Bedroom pvt bath soa
asl itS SS ST = ~ ms: ms: al utilities
f9sn aar rTc6 fa n,'sg NwsrF DT Err 1 ao?1 and kcb
en-. elec. refg,. running water doors from
i,5,5 l5$: sHrFHfkP HsIpa, ST. Nv Deqrms
i!iO's IVY SERMoNfp Il p''ss AvE N.WGstfe " 2H one
leather sofa. ,elec refg. gas range; SIS
month. Good downtown location. co.
SUITE OF ROOMS. PVT. bath; cleo kitch-
sGi,led Sc tT,. cpo9le Tn or , girls Or 1929
convenient TRANSFORMATION, Gail CH. o5ie
CH; chi: ~ Mn rms. kit, bath studio
FREE, j. RENT: Tor couple as res. mgr
beFy bstS e E4ee to nesbbo1b6od do e Go Sp5 pvt
ROOMS. $50; apis. S45 to so so, Hotel
Court Baltimore blvd, mi. past Mary
F:s:,, ExsEMEXT APT. 5;,: for 3 or ( Christian
ssth Sahn99 aSb P"1k tAIVrkr S2 c? Nwsh AT 4f airy
TAkoMA =. sS4 sr; 5,5m; front.
*-RM. FUKN. APT, eiec, ts;,' refg.; linens and
VI ut'ntIeS les tGrn; 3, no objection to l child
" RMS, kitchen and pvt. bath: heat, gas
ne: l,"o; a1at adults only. Inquire after pm,
CHEVY ,CHAsE-In attrac, home, liv-
bedrm.. dressing rm,, pvt bath. kitchenette
and ID, Ianndry; empl. cple; ,S75. EN-. $50.
md. floor of new detached home; NV
section: express bus at corner; gas furnace
heati or st,sd employed Id oys ADULTS IA 3t6
81 s1n; from 10 .. clifton Terrace,
aos 9 18Th 10th 81 sT. .H: SG:poqbe go; vacancy in
gs@sonsh5s S. :,b ST. os Ir Ar sa im ant furnished
al modern conveniences, Frigidaire, semi
il N.E.-For 3 or. adults: transp. at
1921 3rd ST Ne bedrooms, living
room, kit. and bath; conv. transp.: adults,
TuRN. i-RooM, KITCHEN APT. 1921
"dr,e9 seGE ST. RoeMS %; N eys1ytb,r 36y9. tr
1915 MONROE ST. IL Me- S'or or II 4 girls to
sfmda shaIe fuTnlsheS nn apartment; utilities in
30. 9th ST. Me- rms and kitchen,
Semi-oriyate bath; cow transp
BASEMENT APT, semifurnlshed: 1st mo.
Tree for minor alterations; $50: couple
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY young wom-
an share furnished apt. > others. all util-
itIeS; Phone Union 3030 before 5, DE.
BEAUTIFULLY furnished apt. in Brent
wood Village, kitchen. dinette, large, living
S:!sss Ssy gnSsS sso .7ss sl
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast

1I02 18th PL. S.E.-FurniShed single
room. Call AT. 74l9 or Miss Bennett,
Ii. 6@O3
EVT. STATEROOM aboard handsome yacht,
attractively iurn.. adt bath phone, maid
parking service; Tteam heat; centrally loo
gentle nome: conservative oder man pref;
$50 mo. DI. IS5I
a05 I6.h ST. SE.-sgle nm. next bath:
good bed; private home; chw.; near
transportation TR. 1859
II 10th ST, Sc. - Lovely single and
double rm.., adjoining bath and shower:
continuous hot water: conv. to cars and
buses; gentlemen FIR S713
S.E.-Master bedroom, new detached
home good trans: single or double Ii
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ROOMS FURNlSHED-No

3oS 81. N.E.-Largc front room, j, win
doW>. pnrste home, semlprivate bath.
LARGE FRONT NR'5 ROOM 'e"Sif"be fv5n BEDS semi
private bath, near Catholic University:
qqub.e or single, gentle home, men.
THE GALENA. 13n s.. ne. opposite ST.
preme Court dg-Double rooms Iarge.
clean and newly decorated, all new turnI-
llIe, single peas attractive lounse, So 90
2G:1 2ad ST. N.E.-Front. first floor. double
beo, s. week. second floor single. running
C0LORED-:;is end ST. N.F.-Fu-n. room.
G@9oEi' @ l"!n Deos. mex. 70 bath to1 = gentle
Rms. Tor :'-is sa.lemcn = n Govt workers
bTg,errcd, C4rS pass .Goor. IL. 5776.
in mod, private home. twin beds, sem!pyt.
pan Tt,a shower, sgle I'm. available also.
1907, HAMLIN ST. NF.-Nicelv furnished
double Ioom, twin beds. : closets. conv.
Nn a.ntt2G15aoiI9 t%TnoIlc f2v5nsl T0 g23 room extra
large oloset: private detached home home: SIS
no DE. $50. 4l"5 1"th St ne.
MoDFGM 6GNe cqNN sSrseneTn pqrGh pF-
!3I5. QUEEN sT. Ne! sinsie rooms,
y block from bus, end Of line, 20 min.
pTTleecS: 500, 81 .f'' AT "i.T.S 9S anu phone
y V ST. N.E,--Large front rm sele or
3l"5 Iith ST. N.E.-Singie. double, triple
rooms; excellent ranSD. MI. 1911.
30nG $. DAKOTA AVE. N.E.-Double room,
twin beds; private home, oniet Christian
family. For men or employed couple.
No, smokers nor drinkers. North 1879.
1918 18th PL. NE.ENicely furnished,
large bedroom. twin beds; private nome;
no other roomerS. Men preferred. Ii
1862.
2Sn6 CLAIMING ST. N.E-Gentlemen
only, 9 single l double room. semiprivate
bath Use Of reading room neat and
clean; ! block TRANSPORTATION stores and
reStaurants: reasonable rent Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
I121 ST. N.F.-Attractive furnished
single room, double bed, conveniently To-
Gated. AT. IL {"
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
MARYLAND and Xixainin lcnak

c. C., MD, 1 blk Conn ave. and bus
Bright. single room, next semipvt bath
and shower. unlim. phone. Quiet gentle
VERY attractive newly furn room with
twin beds, semiprivate bath, separate stall
borhood, near Walker Chapel bus route
garage available: Phone GIL. 4127
ARLINGTON, VA, 1901 23rd no.-Master
bedrm in new home. twin beds; reasonable
Lee hwy. to Wakefield, turn right 2 blks
ROOM; TRANSP. TO WAR DEPT, EVE
NINGS Or SUNDAYS. OIL o0G1
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

HANDSOME BOXER PUPS want chU-
dfen to watch over and a yard 10 play in.
! males and females, exceptionally NICE
lawn color. , months old This breed is
Salm and an intrepid watchdog. sos
DALMATtON PUPPIES, 3. registered, :
mos, old, females, beautifully marked,
CaI RE 1853 weekdays between O and 5.
COOKERS $40 $25-$35.
Danes, FaWn, Brindle-S35-$5
Dog Hotel 1874 Georgia Ave, IA 4321.
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COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL

OAK C0RDWOOD, seasoned, stove and
hreplace lengthS, reasonable Immediate
deIyery, MI 1037. DE. 30OS g
iRErLACE LOGS, dry. ,o-cord bundles,
$50. immediate delivery. Colonial Cord
wood Co DI "4l5
FIREPLACE LOGS. dry, ,'s-cord bundles,
- 30. Immediate delivery. Colonial Cord
wood Co. Dl VII
Evening star., 1943-10-04
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

ROOM AND BOARD or room only with
pref for refined French girl Interested
= !aAs eXch, Cal RE. 5000. Ext 555. ).
private family Il " section preferred, win
gaEaE- Please f.Ye location and pr.cc.
WOMAN, settled, would Ike room and
board reasonable. would help with Aght
duti1si private home. Phone RA OS36.