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Evening star., 1943-01-13
U.S.. Patrols on GuodoIconoI
Kill IS Jops for Every Loss
But Slow, Difficult Fight Lies Ahead
Before Enemy Is Cleared From Hideouts

On my visit to the front I saw
Marine and Army troops advancing
steadily. The undiscovered and
sweating officers are supremely con-
fldent of the final results, but en-
phasize how slow and indecisive
this type OF spot" jungle warfare is.
Enemy Cleverly Concealed.
The Japanese have certain advan-
tages now that they are on the de-
fensive, while the Americans are
moving extensively to annihilate
them.
The enemy is dug into deep slit
trenches and at tree bases, and
camouflage themselves so perfectly
you would walk into them if you
didn't get shot first. The Japanese
stay there and wait for the Amer
leans.
Our men must be constantly NOV
ign and stalking. and therefore the
enemy usually gets in the first shot
with machine guns or rifles. But
fortunately many Japanese are poor
marksmen and their equipment is of
inferior grade.
Each enemy "spot" or stronghold
must be found and occupied. Our
forces still are successfully using
small patrols to outflank, attack and
take these positions, but it Is tough,
dangerous and slow work.
Not until all the connecting links
in the chain Of these spots are taken
from the Japanese and occupied can
a new battle line be formed If one
japanese spot holds out, the whole
front is tied up.
Dug in at Tree Bases.
We visited one former Japanese
jungle area with small party led
by Capts. Martin w. Kynett and
Clyde D. Joy, both OF Chicago. The
Japanese had left in a hurry two
days before.
We saw where the enemy soldiers
had dug themselves into holes and
tree bases, and how cleverly they
had buried ammunition. Many clips
OF machine gun bullets had been left
behind.
There also were skulls and other
bones and rapidly deteriorating uni
forms and supplies.
Capt. Kynett showed where the
japanese here had cut away some
of the jungle leading in the direction
where they had expected the Ameri-
cans to come. He had led his patrol
through this gully, but had hunch
to take different route.
1t was lucky thing, for he would
have walked into the clearing and
been moved down.
Evening star., 1943-01-13
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
The lottery plan bobbed up again
today as possible part-answer to
President Roosevelt's suggestion to
Congress that it raise 5000, 900 900
in additional taxes.
BY process of elimination, advo-
Gates Of national lottery believe,
their proposal may come close to
being accepted this year.
There are few other revenue
sources left untapped," commented
Representative Knutson, Republican
of Minnesota, high-ranking men,
ber Of the House Ways and Means
Committee which writes all tax bills.
Outside OF the sales tax, which a
lot of people don't like, what have
you?"
Mr.. Knutson estimates his lottery
proposal would net billion dollars
year profit for the Government,
which would handle the drawing
A top prize of $4,000 and smaller
awards would be given from the
monthly drawing.
"A billion dollars clear every
year Is not to be scoffed at" Mr.
Evening star., 1943-01-13
Man Due 10 Enter Army
Vanishes on Plane FIiqht
BY the Associated Press,

0y the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Jan. 13.-Police and
aeronautical authorities in four
States Joined today in an intensive
search for 26-year-old civilian
pilot who failed to return from a
scheduled 45-minute flight Sunday.
At 2:45 pm. Sunday Ted Rapala,
formerly ymachinist in a war plant,
rented 1ight plane at the Ameri-
can AL port to take a farewell
flight before his induction in the
Army. scheduled for yesterday He
had obtained clearance for As min
utes, but his disappearance was not
noticed until he had been gone for
more than an hour. The plane had
sufncient fuel for about an hour
and a half, Maynard Dowell, the
airport manager, said.
Evening star., 1943-01-13
Guani Visit Viewed
As Significant for
Uruguayan Progress
U. S. Loon and Relations
With Russio and Cunudo
Believed Main Topics
BY ALLEN HADEN.


Foreign Correspondent Of The Star and
Chicago Daily News.
MONTEVIDEO, Jan. 13.-The Of
hcial visit to the United States and
Canada of Alberto GUAM, Foreign
Minister and Vice President of
Uruguay, may mark another signifi-
cant stage in Uruguayan foreign
policy, with this little country again
taking the lead in the political de-
velopment of South America.
GUAM refuses yet to detail what
he intends to discuss on his trip.
Well-informed circles here, however.
believe he will take up three main
questions "A United States loan
agreement, at least in principle: ::
diplomatic relations with Canada
and renewal of diplomatic relations
with Soviet Russia.
Observers believe that the loan
GUAM will seek will carry Uruguay
over the rough spots. The budget
shows a deficit now of about 19, ,0O0,-
600 pesos, or about $l0,000,0O0.
Relations With Canada.
Diplomatic relations with Canada
are in line with the noticeable efforts
that Canada has made in recent
years to increase her contacts with
South America and to become, as
one Uruguayan has expressed it,
the "hyphen between the British
Empire and the American system
after the war"
Canada already maintains minis
ters in Argentina and Brazil and
sends delegates to technical Pan
American conferences. A tour Of
this continent in the middle of 1912
by Allan Anderson, special South
American correspondent for the
Ottawa Evening Citizen, was an
other indication of Canadian inter-
est In South America and was re-
eeived here with sympathy.
Diplomatic relations with Soviet
Russia is an explosive topic in South
America in view of the rabid anti
Communism" of most of these
countries. Should Uruguay renew
relations with the U. S. S. r. she
would be the first South American
country to do so. Neither Argentina
nor Brazil have had relations with
Russia since the beginning of the
Communist regime. Relations were
broken in 1886 under Brazilian pres
sure and the allegation that Monte
video was the distributing center
Of Communist propaganda.
Will Be Official Guest.
The excuse was the failure of
Russia to buy diminutive quantity
Of cheese. Guani, then Uruguayan
representative to the League of Ma
tions, faced Russian Delegate Max
i'm M. Litvinoff, now Ambassador
to Washington.
The powerful conservative news
paper Montevideo Ell Pals said last
Saturday: "Guani's early visit to
the United States is expected to
contribute to the renewal of re-
lations with the U. S. S. R." and
sees such result with pleasure"
Guani expects to leave for the
north on January 18. accompanied
by four experts. He will be the
ofilcial guest of the United States
and Canadian Governments.
tcopyright. 1e43. by Chicago Daily News)
Evening star., 1943-01-13
DurIun
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inence of the persons involved, nor
their political beliefs"
The investigation, he said, was
being made by military authorities.
Asked If the Count of Paris had
figured in the investigation, the
spokesman said he could not discuss
the trend Of the inquiry.
The murder OF Darlan possibly
was political" he said, but the in
vestigation and trial will be con-
Quoted merely as that of a criminal
for crime needing punishment"
In Addition to Other Arrests.
A young man described as a
Frenchman whose mother lives in
Italy already has been executed as
the actual assassin in the killing of
Admiral Darlan.
The new "personages' arrested, it
was pointed out, are in addition to
the II seized New Year eve as
instigators of plot to kill Robert
Murphy, President Roosevelt's per-
sonal Minister in North Africa; Gen.
Giraud and others.
The spokesman, in announcing
the new arrests, said the assassina-
tion Of Admiral Darlan appeared to
have been the result of a con-
spiracy reaching in many direc-
tions."
Gen. Giraud. disclosing the ar
rest Of the original IL, said that
some Of them were personal friends
and some had assisted in the Ameri-
can occupation Of North Africa.
Announcing the forthcoming
meeting of Gen. Giraud and Gen.
De Gaulle, who has insisted that
former supporters of the Vichy
government be removed from their
posts in North Africa. Gen. Giraud's s
spokesman said that many tele-
grams have been exchanged be-
tween Gen. Giraud and Gen. De
Gaulle with a view to reaching an
agreement"
Meeting to Be "SOon."
Gen. De Gaulle, he said, wanted a
meeting In early January, but this
was impossible because Gen. Giraud
has been touring the African prov
inces.
New kilograms have now been
exchanged, and although don't
know exactly when the meeting will
occur. it will be soon," he said.
(In London a Fighting French
spokesman predicted an "early
and complete agreement" and
said the meeting Is expected to
take place almost Immediately.
After the meeting Gen. De Gaulle
will 60 to Washington to see
President Roosevelt, he said.)
A joint committee on political
prisoners and refugees in North and
West Africa" has been created, with
advisory powers to obtain the release
Of persons considered worthy, the
American once Of Civil Affairs
announced.
Members of the committee are
empowered to visit places Of deten-
ton to investigate the cases OF per-
sons interned for political reasons.
United States Consul General Sam
uel Wiley and British Consul Gem
Evening star., 1943-01-13
Pacific
Continued From First Page }

Other planes strafed the Japanese
held coast in the Amboga region.
Nine Japanese bombers yesterday
raided Merauke, colonial administra-
tive center on the south coast of
Dutch New Guinea, but caused only
slight damage, it was said.
Long-range Allied fighters made a
low-altitude attack against the air.
drome and other installations at
Fuilboro, in Portuguese Timor, and
set fire to one Japanese fighter
plane. Buildings and other install
lations on the airf1eld were strafed
successfully, the communique said.
Evening star., 1943-01-13
8 Inducted Jan. !
Report 10 Army Tomorrow

Fifty-two colored selectees from
the District will report at 1890 am.
tomorrow for assignment to Army
training camps.
They were inducted January Z,
then issued a weeks reserve status
before final reporting.
Y.{aA man ara. - -
Evening star., 1943-01-13

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jackson, Leo
Wood, Lewis e.
Bruce, rtxhush
tAngston, VIM. T.
letter. James W.
Toliver, Chester p.
Htnson, Joe P.
Martin. Philip M.
Tauey. Jimmie l..
Cornell, James w.
Rowe. Charles H.
Motley. Robert K.
Wheeler, Clyde M.
TAbron. Samuel c.
Smith, o. c.
Madison. Robert Z.
4riscoe, Samuel L.
QuQtey, LlDWQOQr u,
Nicholson. J. r.
Smith, 1gnatius C..
Jones, John L.
Ashton, James :,
Cole. Lloyd Z.
Harris. James
Atwell, John ".
Iaylor. James D.
Evening star., 1943-01-13

williams, James w,
Conner, Adolphus
Rogers. Allen T.
Taliaferro, Hugo v.
Williams. James
Craig, Milton Z.
drummer. Leroy W.
Jones, Joseph
Greene, Harold w.
HARRINGTON. Roosevelt
Warren, Jerry c.
Clay, Norris z.
Marshall, Benz. A.
Gibson, Marshall W.
Basil, Ernest e.
zimmerman, Jesse
TAyman, John w., jr.
Powell, Ryland
jackson, James M.
Whitley. Leslie p.
Williams. Robert B.
Harris. Charles Z.
Moss, Vincent A.
washington, Richard
Kemp, Weaver L.
Price, Lorenzo
Evening star., 1943-01-13
SpecialistssLos to Elect.

Specialists Lost to Fleet.
Comdr. Tunney made four tours
OF the country picking his men. and
1t looks as II he'll be making plenty
more. for the chief specialists are
always moving on for sea duty.
Evening star., 1943-01-13
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Evening star., 1943-09-16

NaAk nes yorns nNcoIN Woman Sn to i5
Sssf saa . ST. + m Ne connecting single rms
with private bath, suitable for con-
LARGE, comfortable. double bedroom for
sober, refined employed adults, gentle
home, almost private modern bath S35
mo-; kitchen privileges if desired. 1888
Ard st ne: DE 22a6.
ROOM WITH III PRHfvsTEs s'fsf Bath res rest1ieted ete
neighborhood, 20 minutes from city, 15-
minute bus service: one or two refined
WA. 7240 Sunday for, appointment.
NEAR 18th and Michigan ave. ne
Cont. clean room, twin beds, pvt. bath,
shower; near bus; rened eogples home
DouBLE ROOM for j or :: new home.
pleasant. Jewish family: 1 block express
bus. unlim, phone. Call GE. 4676 or
BRENTWOOD vILLAGE-Master bedroom.
private home, unlim. phone; eonv. transp.;
:s3S MD. AVE. NE large double rms.
! with twin beds, $40; other. 50; 3 blocks
from Capitol adjacent to park, Modern,
homelike; convsnient;
.16 MARYLAND AVE. Ne. Apt IL
Large room for two girls: block from Capt.
tol: S35: call evenings 1S+
LARGE ROOM. new home, newly furn.. 2
large closets. southern exposure: next to
express bus; l or girls or gentlemen.
~ M RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE.-Large,
clean. front room for one Phone DE. o296.
middle-s eed refined ladies: kitchen privi-
leges. FIR 11Sl.
Evening star., 1943-09-16
APARTMENT VALVES
APARTMENTS WANTED.

EMPLOYED COUPLE desires furnished
beyond sss by ias Get Palace E yens s
bfao5SWsNTo&W@a, fa5SWs &W@, NV. SECTION or ] a' rm
nhone rn apt pvt bath so Frsdare nd tel
Raj OFFICER, permanent in Wash
elor apt: on expiration of present lease,
oR GoVT p6 6FFicIaL a2G Efs desires or room furn
aesSpaney ap nw seston Sn immediate or Oct
NV: or Capitol Hill section; best of refer
oGN Go TEL m No sR3e shdren or bets
desire Broom apt in apt house, furnished
or unfurnished, in Arlington. Va. RA
DESPERATE employed couple. best refer.
ences, wants sublet nice apartment prefer
ably near 10th ST. MI. 1880. Ext 2l5
YOUNG COUPLE desires small furn. apt. OF
rm., private bath, nice section; occupancy
he Govr vi hi 559f st desrs 81 eter or room
Arlington or Northwest. Box io7-Y, Star
FURNISHED APT, for couple (navaD, after
Get. L, NV; living-bed room, private Cook
ing FACILITIES and bath. Phone Glebe 1908
RMS, KITCHEN AND BATH desired in
1moaern moo, apt building by ladiss with hish
IOCal references. BOX 9I-Y, Star. 10"
ENGLISH COUPLE. refined. quiet engaged
Govt. service, desires 2 or 3 room furn
apt, commencing Oct. EX. 02S7 after Z
TWO RESPONSIBLE Government womer
desire, / or 2 room furnished or unfur.
nia nshed apt. Must have by october l.. Ex
British EXECUTIVE requires e-bedr1oom
apt, preferably unfurn., in good Northwest
section, close In preferred, near school
adults and son. age IL yrs, cultured and
refined; no objection to lease. FIX. 202o
kEsroNsfshR kfs S5S + Il g. COUPLE, with child and
nurse, need furnished a-bedroom apart.
ment or house, in Northwest section. fol
Now year M ease afSShp viii fuTnis ofa bes s
Of references. Call DE. O342 any time. 16'
FOUR nursery school teachers want COM
ess psone e r.
4 REFINED LADY executive desires Small
room, kitchen and bath on j 9Th st. NV NV
or streets parallel or adjacent thereto
yyicinity north of Park rd. Box 136-Y
NAVAL OFFICER wants clean, well-lighted
fHrnished II bachelor apartment in clarendon
ARMY OFFICER M and br Bride ''e desire e'aS Sub.
Lease or rent furnished APARTMENT, Buck
ingham or vicinity. CHI. 1905 evenings
APT; Of ! or 3 rms. bath, kitchenette
fanl for l or 2 cultured men. NV. Call RE
ARMY OFFICER and wife urgently need
small furnished apartment. Best references
Ma. 5425, apt. 402. 17s
GOVT. GIRL and mother, desire furn
or 3-room apt in NV. vicinity OF
FOR FAMILY OF 4, 2 rooms. kitchen
bath; Or small house. Call before pm
WANTED. vicinity of Scott or Dupont Cir.
Gle. ] or 2 rm.. modern, furn. apt. fol
occupancy by Young lady; rent, SIO0 mo
appr91mats; aIg 91nn references sd Call clairmont
FURNISHED small apt, studio or large
bedroom with bath; gentlemen connected
with Govt, agency; refs. Box 126-Y, Star
VIEW OF PACIFIC-Six rooms furnished
as home, San Francisco area. exchange or
rental basis for Washington ,furnishee
apartment for family including two small
PROFESSIONAL and business girl unfurn
2-bedroom apt, near transportation ir
apt. building; permanent. TR. 1868 after
pm. 19s
SERVICEMAN and wife desire 1-bedroom
unfinished apartment, ne. Brookland
C. U. section preferred. Box 124-Y, Star
Evening star., 1943-09-16
ROOMS FURNISHED.
MoryIond and Virqinio.

ARLINGTON-Maste bedroom, beautiful
new furniture semiprivate bath, unlimited
ss ssGDs s SpSMs lee sf hwy pH se0s vsNew son
o Ssvy aEf and ssone cH A. Bath
8 rooms. M Mtirst .aoor. for settled couple
xns f Sok ssr arre
bedrooms. adjacent to bath, c.h;w, suitable
for refined emDeyed arssps sGapes t sIps
1910 NORTH ADAMS ST., Arlington. va
SINGLE and double s room, twin beds. pvt.
bath; one block Navy and Pentagon transp.
lington Hall: gentile home; gentleman.
aLES aIf1s SSia Vabeuble a15es foom conv penta-
PriTeis n6iar S He ave nrv.tr TIE n5s 5sso
i9eass pHs annes o Gn cH 41os Wash penGS
ARI.. Key blvd. and ode-s;ngle .and, dou;
Village: reasonable; large closets: walking
distance Rosslyn Terminal. 1925 N. Ode. st.
NEAR new Navy Annex and Arlington Hall
Large. front room private, new home.
ARiIN NtGToN-Emoloyed couple or girls
to share home with lady; husband in serv-
ice: twin beds, near bath; bus, restaurant
BEVERLY HILLS. VA.---Room for gentle
man. semiprivate bath; convenient to
Pentaeor and Navy Annex. Temple 46T9.
ARLINGTON. VA. next, to Navy Annex
Well-furn. room. all modern improvements;
BIvfas somf mLs 0sheT Aex
ttractive single rooms. share bath; for gen.
SILVER SPRING IoCATIoN-Large studio
room, private bath; comfortably suitable
for 2 people. Phone sH. 2s71.
SERPICE COUPLE or servicemen: home
NEWLY FURNISHED REDRM.. twin beds,
private porch; unlimited phone; l blk bus,
0 min. downtown and Pentagon. CH. $3.50.
ARLINGTON, VA.-Room in conveniently
located private home; board i desired.
Man preferred. No drinker. CT. $3.50.
FRONT ROOM, private entrance. for / or
2: next bath: in PVT, home; convenient
10 MIN. TO PENTAGON-New modern
home, master bedroom, twin beds, private
bath: gentlemen only. Call Jackson 2049-
w after $50 pm.
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM. suitable for o;
kitchen privileges; near transp. Oliver
649l after 3 pm.
Evening star., 1943-09-16
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Cokk xuoek ~ud (n,.Ska.

1912 d ST. S.E.-Furn. room, Ink tele-
phone, ccnv. transp.; 2 girls or couple: nc
children Coll Ii. 2065.
CAPITOL HILL. opp Old H. O. B.
Pleasant, light and quiet; for gentleman;
Sc. AT. 5000. 23S lst st. Sc.
3OI3 5th ST S.E.-Double rm., for
girls or married couple; home evenings
Mrs Peter Tarboy
6IO G ST. S.E, near Navy Yard-Beautifu
furn. room, next bath, in spotless private
home: very homelike; suitable for l or :
Evening star., 1943-09-16
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

So .5O-Furn.. l room and lge kit, adj.
bath, 1st fr.,. pvt. ent.. auto coal heat.
4 FURNISHED ROOMS, living rm. bed
rm.. dining, semiprivate bath and kitchen:
utilities furn., laundry privl.. porches;
blk. bus, 10c fare: Alex, Va. Temple 635S.
II"
STUDIO-TYPE APT, available in Kay
Guided; private bath Union 1860 after
q pm
2-ROOM FURNISHED APT, private bath,
heat and light included. S45 month Close
to Beltsyille recreat ation center. Govt
farms. Call Berwyn 390-R.
Evening star., 1943-09-16
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

FURNISHED HOUSE, 3 bedrooms and
maids ROOM Oct. % to May IS; Chevy
MA. 1884
RESPONSIBLE business executive wants
modern unfurni shed house or apt, at least
, bedrooms. , baths: good residential dis
trict; rental, Sl25-SI75; references perm
Republic 363s weekdays. evenings and
Sunday E24. 1000, Ext. g3S-W
FAMILY of 3 adults and 7-year-old boy
want unfurnished house in northwest with
in next two months. Permanent resi-
dents who take good care of property.
Need 3 bedrooms, 2 baths and storage
space. Rent, Sl25 to $3.50 month. WI
GOVT. EXECUTIVE wants 3-bedroom
house, fenced-in yard. NV. section; excel
lent references; S150 70 $500. WO. 1888.
is THERE some one with nice, clean, I'M
furn. house for rent who would want it to
have excellent carer A responsible man with
meticulous wife, ! child IL years old, used
to owning own home, would want it for
uration or longer. win pay reasonable
WANTED FOR 8 MONTHS, medium size
1urn. home, Foxhall yillags or Cleveland
MA, 3120. Ext. 412.
Evening star., 1943-09-16
HOUSES UkFURNISHED.

CHEVY CHASE. Md rooms. :! baths,
brick Colonial house: will exchange for >
or 3 bedroom apt NV. section. Oliver
l09:;.
EXCHANGE OPPORTUNITY - Growing
family in small home will exchange with
small family in large home Have low
garage, in NV section. near good schools
and stores; coal gas heat. Will ex-
change for bedroom. 2-bath home pref
erably with maids room and bath also
in select NV. or Arlngton.' Write, giving
particulars. Box 2I4-X, Star.
FRAME HOUSE on Burdette and new-cut
ROADS at entrance to National Capital Skeet
Club; has been rented by two small fam
llles; electric light and telephone. but no
other modern convenienceS; $50 per month.
Box 42T-S, Star
COLORED, better claSs-6 rooms and BATH
coal heat. electricity, deep back yard,
S12.5o call between and pm: only.
Evening star., 1943-09-16
ROOMS WANTED

COLORED-Two refined girls want room
with privilege of cooking and use of living
room sometimes; ne. section or as far
as 18th st. NV. Hillside o273-W, 9 am.
to 3 pm.
Evening star., 1943-09-16
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1868 INGLEsIDE TER; N.W.-Private
% aol DfsRs f5ls os1y sf AR te4 front
room southern exposure. unlimited phone;
ssso ,h meals e. c0Sps Gh 7o3s
Refined home, single room with shower.
bSURnR fS5 HspRs sANp RSn rRlE G2 Rooms newly dec
GRATED; also share rooms reasonable. CO.
iS5i MASS. AVE, N.w.-Double and triple
IIsG@s' Isla M}eHIGAa HI isas AVE. N.E.-pleasant
double room TWIN win bedT ST in gentle home;
g ssas SO ssth 00S sr. lne Nw.WLovey w o1 rm.. new
house; bus at corner; excellent meals;
1870 10Th ST. N.w-Rooms for young
ladies. Ideal downtown location: home
atmosphere; excellent meals. IT,,
able; with or without board; low rates by
the month. Castle Inn Hotel Forest Glen.
Nd Bas and a train at opposite
NEAR H1i 6droar ei S cnRd s9s room suit
able for 3 or young people; 2 vacancies
NJ n d9H9ls S51s rooms for girls delicious meals
PETWORTH-Large front double rm; with
WESLEY HALL, formerly SCOTS club.
Rationing is no problem to you Geed
month. double Close to work. A grand
lot of young people in residence. 1925 2lst
NV
.IOs s sT. NW.-Attractive room, suit
able for 3; lovely room, suitable 2. DU.
i7sa' MASS. AVE. N.w.-A distinctive
nome for young people in an unsurpassed
TAKoMA PARK-pouble room; for two
sEss s ssaRp sfs Gpts 81 :ash 81 tass home
Govt, workers preferred; S35 to S45 per
1o,tn 11tomth x,r,- or ~rxy ,, g..
] girl; good food; laundry. priv conv.
FsasDc sss fffs9s0P ST. S AD near 9st
soSd % food: eony'. trans: rates reasonable:
2 gentlemen: unlim: phone: excellent trans
p9t,stien 19as eMrRS TA; SaN os$T. 20 sw-srs. room
5 @ RkYANT 81. Double room home
$3.50 lsih ST. NwMconyenient trans;
portstion; -, large: comfortable furnished E d
share room: home cooked food served any
sHgR nn9dfy PARK Pfvfss
tessionai woman offers studio room in
sentles En beds asas sEsefp ftsr meals
FIRST AND SECOND FLOOR front rooms,
excellent Exc meals So and goal heat' centrally
1867 sSsssea aNoRTHAHpToN HHroS? ST. NV, Chevy
cellent meals. refined family. WO 5325
BEL-AIR CLUB, 7710 Eastern ave, u blk
Georgia ave ALASKA bus line-Vacancy for
. ladies, twin beds. private bath. spacious
room. beautiful surroundings; fine food.
SH 9775
VACANCY for young girl, large room. pvt
bath: good food: desirable location. Rea-
| sonab]e 2022 @ ST. NV, ME. 9l9S.
1904 QUE ST. N.W.-Single room, 81 50;
| in nice new home: also home cooked and
| we'll balanced m ais: references required.
| 1884 QUE ST. N.W.--Room for y girls, in
| fine and convenient location: house Just
| opened all new furniture and inner-spring
| mattresses: . closets, everything the best
! including me-cooked meals, S45 month:
references required
| BOY OF SCHOOL AGE. IL or over 400
Emerson st. NV, $45. laundry included,
GE. 61S4
Evening star., 1943-09-16

COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.
COOPERATIVE APT. NEAR 18th AND
room, dining room kitchen, . bedrooms
and bath, cleo refg This apt. is in a
beautifully kept building. Low operating
charges. Owner is in the service. Price.
$500. Call Mr.. Jones, GE. 3079.
FRANK S. PHILLLRS, DI. 1411