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Evening star., 1943-01-03
Legionnoires Called On to Aid
In Examinations of SeIectees
Seven Days This Month Listed
For Physical Tests at Hospitals

Russell S. Jeffreys, chairman OF
the Emergency Aid Committee OF
the American Legion, has announced
that physical examinations will be
held at Emergency, Georgetown,
Garfield, Providence, Sibley and
Freedmens Hospitals for selectees
on January 5, 8, IL, Is, %, 26 and 29.
Representatives in the various posts
are requested to report to the hos
pitals on those days to assist the
doctors in the examinations.
Col. A. c. Gray, head medical Of
ficer of the Selective Service System
here in a letter to the local depart
,ment expressed his appreciation for
the services already rendered by the
Legionnaires.
Internal Revenue Post will meet at
the Stansbury Temple January 20,
with Comdr. Richard L. Ryan pre-
siding. The commander announces
the post will hold its seventh annual
coronation ball January % at the
Mayfower Hotel. Charlie Wolfe is
general chairman.
Vincent B. Costello Post will meet
at the Legion clubhouse Tuesday.
All members are urged to attend as
the question of changing the name
of the post to Costello-Rogers will
be finally determined. Comdr. David
E. Kisliuk will preside.
Thomas NJ Owen, national his
torian, will be the principal speaker
at the past commanders night cele-
bration next Tuesday night by
George Washington Post at the
American Legion clubhouse. 1t will
also be ladies' night, with special
program of music and dancing.
The past commanders will enter
tain the members and their friends.
One of the features of the evening
will be the presentation of past
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PROPOSALS.

COMMISSIONERS, D. c.. WASHINGTON
December 81, 1912. Sealed proposals will
be received at Room 500, District Build
ing, until 2 pm. January z. 1943, and
mert on ceilings of certain rooms in the
Domestic Service Building at the District
Training School, near Laurel, Md. Pro-
the Office of the Chief Clerk. Engineer De-
partment. Room 427. District Building.
dec3I ,f}teXsun
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Meetings This Week.

Monday - Stephen P. Nc
Groarty and Department Of
Commerce, Legion clubhouse.
Tuesday-George Washington
and Costello, Legion clubhouse;
I'd Division, New Colonial Hotel.
Wednesday - Sergt. Jasper,
Legion clubhouse; Columbia,
Bunker Hill clubrooInS.
Thursday - Jane A. Delano,
Legion clubhouse; Fort Stevens,
Stansbury hall.
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Third Division, AEF

Washington Branch will meet
Wednesday at pm. at 935 G place
NV. Marnemen from Maryland,
Virginia and the District of Colum-
bia are invited. Refreshments will
be served.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE FIREMEN'S INSURANCE
COMPANY OF WASHINGTON AND
GEORGETOWN, 303 9TH st. NV, Wash
ington, d. C. The stockholders of the
F1remen's Insurance Company of Wash
lngton and Georgetown will meet at the
ONCE on MONDAY. January 4, 1943, for
the purpose of electing thirteen directors
for the ensuing year. Polls open from IL
ALBEIT W. HOWARD Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SHARE
holders of the Home Building Associa-
tion for the election of officers and direc-
tors for the ensuing year and such other
business IS may properly come before the
meeting. will be held at the ofice of the
association. zoos Pennsylvania ave. NV,
at 1:30 M, on January II. 1943
JAMES M. WOODWARD,
Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SHARE
holders OF the American Building Associa-
ton will , be held at the offce of the Asso-
Clatlon, 300 Pennsylvania Avenue, S.E., on
Pm, for the transaction of such business
as may properly come~before it, The time
OF voting for the election Of officers and
directors to manage the affairs of the
Association for the ensuing year shall be
between the hours of O'Clock pm. and
Z o'clock pm on this date.
W. H. BLANz. Secretary.
Accounting bookkeeping
Part Time Service,
Day. week or month. Specialist in tax
work. Box 406-L, Star. 4s
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Save time. Save money. Use Star
want Ads" for quick results.
MA. 500.
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When cancelling an advertisement
retain cancellation number which Is
invariably siven at the time order
to discontinue advertisement is
received. This number Is necessary
In case Of claim for adjustment.
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BUSINESS ADVERTISEMENTS unoer SItu-
ations Wanted will be charged the
regular classified rate.
Business cards under Special No
tices and all advertisements under
Personal Sc per line additional.
Orders to insert or cancel classified
advertisements for the Daily Star must
be received by II pm. evening before:
for The Sunday Star by pm.
Saturday.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before the second
insertion.
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Accounting Bookkeeping

Part Time Service,
Day. week or month. Specialist in tax
work. Box 4GR-I. Star 4s
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Matron Josephine Hill announces
. meeting Of Congress Lodge Chap
ter tomorrow evening.
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Americas farmers must grow more food this year
than ever before - with less skilled labor, less
machinery, less fertilizer, less transportation.
Is there anything that we can do to help them?
by BENJAMIN Russell

more to war than we did last year - about a
fourth of all we produce. That is not all that
we vouM send, if we had more. 1t is what we
shall probably be able to send, and still have
enough for plain but adequate diets here at
home And we can do this only if we can get
the production now hoped for.
That brings us back to Henry Beck, who
is being asked, like all farmers, to grow more
food than ever this year. His Oldest son is in
the Army. Doing mighty well, too" Henry
told me, proudly. But sure wish had him
here on the farm again. He was worth any
two hired men ever had"
Right now Henry hasn't any hired man.
He has had three in the last two years, but
each has left in turn. One is in the Army The
other two are working in nearby ordnance
plant Couldn't blame them," Henry said.
Il can't pay the wages they can make over
there Sometimes think if had any sense
I'd get job there myself, and let the farm
60.
But Henry Beck will not do that. He knows
that we must have food to fight this war
So he will do his best, with the help of his wife
and his 18-year-old daughter and l4-year-old
son, to meet the record goals set for him.
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couldn't happen. At least, that is what every
one blandly assumed until, all of sudden, it
had happened We'll never have to worry
about food,'' we told ourselves. sagely. Well,
we are worrying now. Or if we aren't, we had
better begin.
Too few of us foresaw what bottomless
well of demand for food this war would Gre
ate. We knew that our farmers had been pro-
ducing, for years. a lot more food than they
could SELL We knew that they could produce
more. But now, for three years running, our
farmers have been producing more - have,
in fact, broken first one record and then an
other. And you know what has happened. We
need more . . and more and more.
Earning More
It's not just because we are sending food
to our allies Last year we sent only about SIX
per cent Of our total food supplies under lend
lease. Our own armed forces, who are being
fed Just as well as we can feed them, took only
about seven per cent. But here at home, we
civilians with more money to spend and few
er things to spend it on) ate so much that all
estimates were knocked into cooked hat.
This year, am told, we shall have to send
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made in planning our scarttn'e farm
pr0grom. But epen if all these are cor
rected nOsU, the farmer sciH still need
additional help IN harvesting the rec
ord crops he must raise this summer.
Experience in England today and in our
osCn country during the last soar shoes
that there are certain small sUays in
sclsich average citizens can help their
nation and themselves to meet the cri-
sis. The Editor.
z RY FRIEND Henry Beck, farmer. said it
|" better than anyone else. had been
0Vo trying for weeks to get at the nub of
our wartime food situation l had talked with
learned men from the agricultural colleges,
with leaders of farm groups, with Food Ad-
ministrator Claude r. Wickard, and with
other key officials of the Department OF Agrl-
culture But it was Henry, his long, sombre
face screwed up in frown, who put all the
others said in the fewest and plainest words:
Were supposed to grow more food, with
less help, less machinery, less fertilizer, less
everything. Or somebody's going hungry"
A gloomy outlook? Well, we may as well
face it, because that's the way things are as
we 90 into this spring planting season of
l943. And ON our ability to cope with
these hard facts depends the food we are
going to need to fight this war - food
for our fighting men, for ourselves, for
our comrades-in-arms.
1t is one of those situations which just
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CUSHING

When talked with him, he had plowed up
more land than ever before, getting it ready
for planting of tomatoes and peas and other
crops. I'VE can grow them, guess, he told
me- ''Of course, my machinery S wearing out,
and what with thin tires and rationed gaso-
line l can't keep running to town all the time
to get things fixed. And if we don't get more
fertilizer than I've been able to wangle so
far don't know how we can get the yield
we're supposed to. But the worst part of it
is, don't see how in thunder we'll ever get
the stuff harvested. Not unless we get some
help, somewhere"
Farm Exodus
k1ENRY's situation is typical of what has
happened all over the country. All of the farm
experts with whom l talked agreed on that.
Since the war started, more than three
million people have left the farms to
enter the armed services or war indus
tries. Surveys show that large proportion OF
these are trained men between 18 and "A
years of age - many of them managers or
operators of farms Of course some of them
have been replaced; but the requirements are
mostly unframed and many of them are won-
en- and older men, physically less capable
than the men who have gone.
1t might not be so bad," one big farm
operator told me, If we could make up for
the loss of labor by getting more machinery
to do the work." But instead of more, farm
ers have to get along with less. In 1912, farm
machinery production was down to SO per
cent of the 1910 production. This year it Will
be down to 40 per cent - and even that IS
more than the War Production Board orlgl-
nally proposed to allow.
TW-3-2843
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This article does not
attempt to 6s the blame for
the food crisis in sChich
America finds itself. Obui-
o,ss(v mistakes haze been
Evening star., 1943-04-18
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

DOWNTOWN. 1143 18th N.w-sTUDIO
small rooms and KIT. apt. pvt shower.
Everything furn. 3 Govt girls. $50 each.
W!ANTEp-2 Young LADIES OR WAVE
another consisting of rooms in one OF the
most exclusive apartments on upper. Conn.
ave; excellent furnishings. Phone after IL
to share apt with one other maid serv-
Navy and Pentason Bldss TIE. $3.50.
FURNISHED BROOM APT. FROM MAY
Mye Gen $50 months Phome Sunday
morning, Columbia 6413. Open for in
spection Monday
BEpRMs:. L: RIM, KIT, D1NETTE; $65
apt sd mr. trsnser
lease. sell yr.-old furniture in perfect cond.,
$500 cash. ia $3.50.
l743 CHURCH ST. N.W-3 RMS, FURN.
basement s al improvements: gas and elec.
ANAcosTIA-2 RMS. FREE FOR TAKING
Sonse OF Mis- EAST ets HD as furn s!
ToR For RENT. FURNISHED APT, BASE
services. 1915 New Hampshire ave.
oo2 LARGE ROOMS, ,REFG., s45..
Library. Ii. 9620. 49,
2 ROOMS. REFG. $50.
ao5 NJ St: NV RE 1853 21. IS.
Better Than Apartments.
o,n The Bradleieh-Distinctive residential
CLUB, American plan, has available l beau
1non, 1ln, SUITE nd h. Lying % room with porch bed
few doubles at 5000. Also by day or week
CoLoRED- COUPLE, DAY
workers only; basement apt, furnished.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

EMPLOYED PROTESTANT LADY Will
share snare 5-rm.. 2-bedrm house with mar.
RED couple or two ladies; $50 2o-nlin.
9:3O am. or pm, Hillside O4i7-M. .
BEAUTIFUL FRENCH PROVINCIAL
eome cahedrs FURNISHED il!s by W. J. Sloane; large
66ahsoral 6aths den ylas and msis T9pm room
S,tricted neEhborhood 80 minutes from
Ssat Mnite a1use $3.50 month; auto coal
Silver Spring
7sE : RMS AMI. PARTLY OCCUPIED, $3.50
S3Iss,,e 7sSS 7sSSSAeosTrA FINANCE s' SIP?
NEW fTEH LIIsS HOME, COMPLETELY FURN. ELEc-
9Gf4psnSE s snSgra1 a1ou, Jsns IS $ia5 Per me-
1861 after 10 am
ss-RooM BRICK, ROW HOUSE. COM.
ssSTsaoiy seni FURNISHED to rent from May lst-
bedroom bed reserved for owner. sia5 5" mo.
MODERN SUBURBAN HOME. 8 BED
room alieiecro n9manht9n ktehen iying dinnk t
basement. fireplace; large lot. trees; 90
mn fnrnishegs dTgs sg@ sFom ns city oensr gen
BROOM HOUSE NICELY FURNISHED.
Sad detaehed saSsSe
couple Close to M5 frahsp Wsta sIlso RhE1sED FEB
BUNGALOW FOR, RENT, 5 ROOMS.
Kensinston. Md Can Rensinston rak tegrn'ssed; iss
FURNISHED GROOM HOME WITH GA
cndsd caRs: 70 rent up to 2 months. utilities in-
Lne. Call OIL 1912 after z pm.
NEW 3-BEDROOM. COMPLETELY FTTR.@
uJsneoi Mls nearby Maryland: $3.50 per month";
LARGE LAWN. LARGE FRONT PORCH, :
Sedroom On 9asf rs DGEsh s,so. bedEo9ms d
the oil s,tustion); garden space, mower
300 Phone wi Vienna sD use se4.%E .SE SELF Price
BLK. FROM MASS AVE. FOR ADULT
iamlIy; small, 4-bedroom house ayailablea
1mmediately, for 6 mos; S26250 MRS.
COLLINS. Dupont 6s12.
MOST MOST ATTRACTIVE SMALL HOUSE.:
view fs4Y soth HhsisPhqns g. ns HGsass p e
CHEVY CHASE, MD. COW. TO TRANsP.
porch. bedrms, . baths, / deaHbedrn.
basement S165 mo. Oliver 1897
GROOM 5; HOUSE. Sc; NICELY FUR
NEW 3-BEDRoOM, 2-BATH HOME. PAR.
Italy furnished, In exchange for IN.
expensive 2-bedroom apt. Chestnut s756.
DETACHED,. FURNISHED HOME. NEAR
bsth beth ail ond h.st laWrsnes sts rooms
small family 7sentiies5; no suSiettins. no 40
pets; 9l10 per month. BOX 365-H. Star.
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR uNEuR

LIVING RIM. BEDRM.. KITCHEN, d.
nette; screened porch; $50 80, including
utilities; vic. Walter Reed Hospital ex-
press bus at door: to couple willing to buy
5,mo old custom-built furniture. 5000
GE, 2732.
COUPLE EWANTED-FREE RENT IN BASE
ment, apt; for light Housekeeping duties in
rOOnllQg house co l4Ql
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BEFORE MAY /.

BEFORE MAY !,
Two employed young men,
engineers, gentle, desire
small furnished apt. or fur
nished room with twin beds
private bath, in Northwest
section, 20 minutes walking
distance downtown. Box
1881, Star.
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ROOMS WANTED Cont J

SINGLE PROF. GENTLEMAN. gentle, fur.
room in cultured surroundings, 5 minutes
walk Of 21st st. and Virginia ave. NV;
$50 monthly. Box 23s-L Star.
LADY, employed. wants, by May l. furn.
Ink. room or apt. in quiet, well-heated
house. Box 1S4-L. Star.
SINGLE ROOM by gentleman, Gov en-
ploye. gentile non-smoker, non-drinker:
$50 per mo-, Arlington. Box 149-L, Star. I"
per mo-, Arlington Box 149-L Star.
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MOVING, PACKING e. STORAGE

MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates:
will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelman S
Moving u STORAGE Co, Taylor 2a37 1Ss
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COUNTRY BOARD.

BOARD FOR SEASON or weekeadS on a
farm, plenty milk. eggs, butter, all kinds of
meat; modern rconveniences good beds
excellent cooking. Washington references
Write for rates. Mrs. Leila Miller, Mt
jackson, Va.
CHRISTIAN HOME, comfortable, airy
rooms, well-balanced meals, For details
write Mrs. j. H. Little, 451 Lee ave
Harrisonourg. Va.
MODERN, screened porches. heated rooms;
near the mountains best of food, we'll
prepared: rates. SIC, per week. Mrs Clint
Burner, Woodstock va Woods sfock
929-F-l1
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PERM. GOVT. EMPLOYE, WITH
wife and tiny baby, desires or
bedrooms, living room, kitchen
and bath in apt. house or private
nome; Sc. location preferred.
rental not over $50. Cali TR. 1857.
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ROOM, single, private shower, vicinity
Westmoreand Circle; conv. > bus lines;
gentleman only: $50 per mo. Box 396-E,
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1914 18th ST NV Copley Ct.-Young
lady to share bedrm. with another; walk
ing distance Phone DE 03o0. Apt. so.
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FINANCIALLY
R,ESPONSTPIE

bath, furnished good taste; nv nrsf
ERelerenceS RnT 13o exchanged: give phone number.
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1921 18th ST NW-Girl to share rm with
home SURROUNDINGS: conv transp ia ll4:S
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1915 Eth ST. N.W.-SpaciouS, sunny bed
room. 4 windows, sw. exposure. perfectly
furnished, large closet, adjoining bath, tele-
phone conv trans, gentle gentleman; S35
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EN- EMPLOYED 6 MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE DE
ERE Ere unfinished or partly furnished two
beuroon bor, apartment or floor in priyate
San sfta- Ier!1nldad M 1898 before 2 Sunday or
REFINED a COUPLE WISH UNFURNIsHEO
aeti aeth IN n apS BLDG, or 2 rooms, kit and
TayIor -" 75sI sIn NV. or nearby; approx. s65.
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MASTER BFDRM, pvt. bath fine maple
tlrniture. suitable for discriminating
Gentleman with ref: no other roomers;
l, block bus Box I0S-E. Star.
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!. FURNISHED STUDIO OR SMALL HOUSE.
h SSeeplhg ,J apt by quiet GENTLE couple; Nav
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4T"l BLAGDEN TER NW.-Two commu-
nicating corner rooms twin beds, private
hath GF q313 o0*
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1865 Bath ST. N.W.-Two single rooms,
excellent Transportation Government
employed girls preferred. Michigan 65S3.
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PLEASANT F1FTH-FLOOR FRONT
room in a well-conducted modern apart
.ment building south of Dupont Circle is
I of1ered two wholly responsible gentle lady
closet space. full kitchen and laundry
privileges: inspection requested and ref
erences exchanged: immediate occupancy
Box o4o-L, Star
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r A M. OF 3 LIFELONG
WASH. RESIDENTS NEED
3-RM., KIT. AND B. APT. IN
NV. SECTION; GENTLE
ADULTS. PHONE WO 6212 !.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1722 N ST NW-Desirable vacancies for
refined Govt girls: owners home: best
downtown residential block.
177O HOBART ST. NW-Attractive dble.
rm., next to bath and shower. Excellent
meals. Convenient transportation. Gen.
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33os 10Th ST. NW.-Large front room,
suitable for y or 3: laundry privileges; un-
limited phone Columbia R419.
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DUPONT CIRCLE MANSION. private bath.
master room, fireplace. bookshelves. twin
beds; ! or > men, $50 mo. DU. 3lS3
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Mr.. 18th AND MICHIGAN AVE. Ne
Clean, single front room: gentleman only.
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MT. PLEAsANT-Attr. furn studio bedrm
in pvt. apt, for > congenal young ladies
$40 mo Columbia o7S3
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SMALL FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsTF11
apsr,ment ass I'm BY professional couple viii
poy No. Up 10 Sloo monthly, close to trans
Star ooA 1ol-Lt
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| l-REDROCN APT. S55 MONTH; MUST
huy furniture, Includes utilities; $3.50.
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NW.-Sinele front room. inner-spring
mattress, bath, shower; near car and bus;
gentleman RA 1000
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627 NEWTON PL. NW.-Large Tx. room.
FrIgidaire, electric plates, S12 week: also
> sleeping rooms, 81 each. 1S'
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NEW BROOM APT, BATH. KITCHEN:
consists of living room, dining room, bed .
| room and large screened back porch, plenty
OF closet space. beautiful new furniture,
| Tadlo and Frigidaire: near shopping CEN
ter, theater and bowling $3.50 per mo-
| Call after I n m TIP 0Old
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y "sAvE ENSIGN. TWO COLLEGE FRIFVOs
:, I'm; turn. apt. (west Of Rk. Crk PkvS'
9nuef e go, Call MISS WILSON, Elk a53s'
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s-RooM BRICK ROW HOUSE, COM.
fortably furnished to rent from Nav st.
sept lst: convenient transportation: I
bedroom reserved for owner Si25 mo.
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Reftned eGN 9enfiemsn. nam aH ofcer' sRaTe Toom
furnished apt, private bath Republic
1864: ewes. Executive SSGN after Sun
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1929 18th ST NV, Apt. 24-Downtown:
single room; Government employe pre-
ferred. reasonable
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4sl4 5th ST N.W.-Master bedroom ir
unusually well-furnished private home
every convenience: J. block bus. RA. "643
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NEAR WARDMAN PARK-In refined home.
third floor single rm bath with shower;
3 min. Conn. ave. bus; garage available:
iln Ian, n, n,nlN
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-No,theo.t.

81 T ST. N.E.-Large,. attractive front
?"ig 18th ST. N.E.-Young man wanting
70 snare double room. twin beds; also
double room; both newly furn: next to
SnoWer and bath. Call DU. 65S6.
MICHIGAN AVE. NE, near 16th-Private
nome clean front room: l gentleman
1889 E. CAPITOL sT.-Large front room,
suit. 3 girls; excel. transp: Gsllim. phone;
Laundry facilities; walking dist. Armory
131 3rd ST.-1 large front room suitable
for ?. also l single room next to bath.
SOB NJ ST.-Large double front room next
bath. for =; will not rent singly. Apply
sunday or after Z weekdays. TR. 3297.
6i3 E ST. NE.-Large front room, inner
spring mattress, double bed, girls; also
coMM?ssloSED eSSEi OFFICERS PREFERRED
rooms in beautiful home, conveniently To-
Gated in residential neighborhood. near
shopping district and transp.; 10 minutes
from downtown. NO. 4315.
TWO NICELY furnished bedrooms. private
home, close to car line, convenient to
NICELY FURNISHED front room with twin
beds, convenient TRANSPORTATION married
1909 NORTH CAPITOL ST, Apt. O.
One nice sleeping room near bath; good
steam heat.
i BLOCK Senate ONCE Bldg. young lady
wishes TO share room with another twin
ksds, SIT 80 per mo. each; elevator,
shs shsne MARYi.CSn 3S st. ATs' w. Aps 5o ,.rs.
room, next to bath, 2 in family, private
entraance; suitable for 1 or 2 men; S2750
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DoUGHNUT CONCESSION available to re-
liable person, man or woman; busy down.
town corner restaurant; capable yield fine
income: Box 301-B, Star.
SHOE REPAIR SHOP, 4S1s Lee highway,
Sherrydale. For information call Atlantic
RESTAURANT. completely equipped. ex-
cellent location; S1,S00 cash WA. 9O5S.
WILL INVEST substantial sum with serv-
ices in established business: am 35, draft
exempt. college graduate: excellent refer-
snces: Georgia !172 after 6. 15s
BEAUTY SALON, located on Connecticut
aye; good going business; 3 operators;
REsTAURANT oPERAToR wants ants to take
dens si5o sads dsy Or Or bs1 b5sRta
Box 27l-J, Star les
MiAEkGT MAE OLD d -eestablished eda northwest
aa sei to Close estsse aseky NA wf s
AUTO ELECTRICAL BUSINESS, estab-
operating at good profit. other business
interests make sale necessary A real
opportunity for hustler. Will stand in
vestigation. $4,000 cash necessary.
Write Box 313-D, Star.
DRY CLEANER doing better grade of
cleaning and pressing, operating own plant
desires q location, hotel, apartment or
preferred. BOX sos.J Star. 00""'0"A
EXCLUSIVE GUEsTHOUSE, IL rooms, all
filled large baths. 3-room apt used By
ovner; rent, s125i income. s4oo. Box
l1E.J, SLar.