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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-27
The Best Buys Homes And Homes Are Advertised Here Daily
Horses. Vehicles

2 SADDLE HORSES FOR SALE
Telephone 3.203e
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-27
Automobiles

10 Auto Parts and Accessories
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-27
Automobiles
NeuU Car Dealers
Automobiles For Sale

az sTUDEBAKER President 8 Sedan
j. q. MOTORS, INC.
II willow st. Dial S-2lSl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-27
Business Service

81 Business Services Rendered
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-27

.T0E'S Ofnciai Tire Inspection
Service. Drive upl
JOES TIRE SHOP, al North Main
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-27

Rooms, Board, Hotels
Room, to Let

Observation-Disclosures room, work
ing couple or two girls. All home
privileges. Hot shower. Also on bus
line. 4-1033, 1853 Tracy Ave-, LIST "A,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-27
Employment
Women Wanted

WANTED - Experienced operators
on dresses. Hilda Dress, 81 Canal
st.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-01-27

1898 DE SOTO 4 DIR. SEDAN, HTR.
JOHN ]. COLLINS, INC.
SO Willow st. Dial 3-2124
Evening star., 1943-09-29
Dutch Envoy Predicts
Deeper Suffering
As Victory Nears

The nearer we come to victory
the deeper the suffering will be- u
Dr. Alex Loudon, Netherlands Am
bassador, told 125 members of the
Advance Gifts Division of the Com
munity War Fund at a luncheon
yesterday In the Hall of Flags" in
the United States Chamber of Com
merce Building.
DR.. Loudon said more people will
need help the closer the enemy
comes to defeat, adding that we
should not let up in the last drive,
FOR no horse wins race if the
Jockey relaxes the reins and does
not push him past the final bar
rier."
Explain Increased Needs.
George Barrett, campaign staff
officer, told the audience that the
Advanced Gifts Division quota was
$550,000 Of the $4,Soo0Oo general
fund.
Abbot p Mills, chairman of the
Division, presided and explained
that increased needs and costs made
the 20 per cent advance imperative.
He emphasized the threefold ma
ture of the drive, whereby the
United Nations War Relief, the
USO and the Community Chest
share in the money raised.
Herbert L. Willett, jr., executive
director of the Community War
Fund. said Washington was at the
top for $25 gifts. He asked his
audience to bring home to their
friends the fact that a gift places
the giver at the scene where the
needed money is being used, and
in that way each person becomes
an active part of the drive.
Mrs. Glover Honored.
Flowers were given to Mrs. Charles
C. Glover, jr.. for her loyalty in
travelling s. miles to Washington
each day she works for the drive
Evening star., 1943-09-29
Ickes Weighs Boost
In A Gas Ration. for
East Coast in October
| By the Associated prer,

BY the Associated Press.
The prospects for an increase In
East Coast A coupon gasoline rations
from one and half to two gallons
a week hinged today on whether
Petroleum Administrator for War
Ickes decides to increase the October
civilian motor fuel ALLEGATION by some
$4,000 barrels daily.
PAW spokesmen refused to make
any forecast of his decision, saying
simply that the October ALLEGATION
would be announced in a few days.
Although some usually reliable
sources predicted that a civilian in
crease was being considered. these
sources cautioned that it might be
earmarked for farm. commercial or
other use, rather than passenger
cars.
Officials of the Office of Price Ad-
ministration freely admitted they
had laid plans six weeks ago to in
crease the A ration by half gallon
a coupon, provided that additional
Evening star., 1943-09-29

A vote Of appreciation for its help
was rendered to the Council of
Church Women by the division
Mr.. Mills also announced that the
first report will be due at the lunch
con next Tuesday in the Hall of
Flags"
Mr.. Mills announced that Mrs.
Glover, Mrs. Paul V. McNutt. DR..
Wilson M. Compton and Paul Shorb
were appointed vice chairmen for
the division. He also named the
chairmen for each subdivision COM
mittee.
They are Mrs. M. w. King, Sidney
Taliaferro, G. A. Garrett, Mrs. w.
J. Fletcher, jr. Mrs. E. S. Land, Mrs.
I. FRANCES, M. T. Wiegand, N. Ely.
L. P. McLachlen, DR.. Paul A. Doug
lass, Mrs. L. C. Strong. A. M. Ferry,
H. L. Choate, X. F. Brooks, G. B.
Craighill, C. D. Drayton.
Evening star., 1943-09-29
Britain Warned 10 Expect
Less Food From u. 5.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON. Sept. 29.-Britons were
told yesterday they could expect food
supplies from the United States to
be curtailed in the near future.
William Madame, parliamentary
secretary to the Ministry of Food,
said the impact of war, and in par
ticular OF the manpower draft on
American domestic economy, is likely
to make surpluses Of essential food
stuffs harder to come by"
There is an Understandable tend
ency in America to blame lease lend
for shortages, although the food sup
piled to Britain is small in propor-
toion to the whole" said Mr.. Ma
bane, who recently returned from
Canada.
Evening star., 1943-09-29
Munitions Explosion
Rocks All of Lisbon

BY the Associated Press.
LISBON, Portugal, Sept, ga
munitions explosion yesterday blew
up one bastion of the old fortress of
Ameizoeira, rocking every building
in Lisbon and sending the popula :
ton into the streets. Five men
were believed missing.
Premier DR.. Antonio de Oliveira
Salazar inspected the fortress soon
after the explosion. No announce
ment was made on the cause OF the
blast.
Evening star., 1943-09-29

supplies were made available by
PAW. That would have been done
by reducing the valid period of each
sheet of eight A coupons from four
months to three, making a start by
advancing the expiration date of the
currently valid AS coupons to Octo-
Der 81 instead of November 81.
The plan has been held In abey-
ance pending the PAWS October
allotment.
Evening star., 1943-09-29
Abandoned Boby Found
In Denver Theuter
Hy the Associated pr..

BY the Associated Press,
DENVER, Sept. ga healthy,
2-week-old baby boy. left unclaimed
for hours in Denver theater. was
cared for in hospital today while
authorities sought his parents.
The baby was discovered yester-
day afternoon doing on settee In
the women's lounge of the theater.
Manager Murray Milholland was
certain the mother was inside watch
ing the show and would soon claim
the infant. No parent appeared.
Finally he called police.
Evening star., 1943-09-29
De VoIero Reelected
President Of Purty
BY the Associated Press.

DUBLIN, Sept. 29.-Prime Minister
Eamon de Valera was reelected
president of the Fianna Fail Party
at the party's annual meeting last
night.
The Brooklyn-b executive told
the meeting he would continue to
hight for the unification of Ireland.
The Fianna Fail Party lost its IL
year-old working majority in the
Fire Parliament (the DaiD in a
general election in June.
Evening star., 1943-09-29
De Haven Sued for Divorce

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 20 (R).-
Actress Sue De Haven. known in
the films as Sue Brighton, yesterday
filed suit for divorce from Carter
De Haven, jr., son of the matinee
idol of an earlier day. She charged
cruelty.
They were married in Englewood,
N. j., September IA, 1890.
Give up that vacation drive cheer
fully; we need gasoline to take the
enemy for a one-way ride.
Evening star., 1943-09-29

The sooner you get that War saw
ings stamp in your book. the sooner
you will get victory In the bag.
Evening star., 1943-09-29
The hand that rocks the cradle
is rocking the Axis now!

TN RUss1A-the shadow of the swastika came creep
ing the country Lengthening tentacles of death
and destruction edged closer the heart of the Sovet
Through the bloody seges of Leningrad Sevastopol
...Taganrog and then-Stalingrad and the mcred
rble-the mighty German machine clanked to
ponderous stop.
The Russian army bulwarked by valiant Russian
women had turned the tide. Women in factories,
women, in the field, 1Oon1eu qOith guns!
In CHINA an inexperienced and poorly equipped
army slowly retreated before superior Japanese force
peaceful populace saw its cities fall under the boot
of oppression and brutality. Hangkow -. Shanghai
-. Marking.
And everywhere side by side with the soldiers, the
women of China fought, with knife and gun, with
pitchforks, stones and clubs
AND OVER ERE-the women of America are also
Evening star., 1943-09-29

hghtlng. Fighting battle of production, of trans
portation, of maintenance. They producing the
materials of crawling locomotives in round
houses, driving axcabs and trucks, handling scores
of jobs formerly filled by men now in uniform.
As the Axis is being rocked back on its heels, women
doing plenty of the rocking
WITH US AT CRosLEY the employment of women is
not new In the making of Crosley peacetime products
we have had reason to know how competent they can
be- One-half of our 5000 employees are women, max
ing precision instruments and other products of war.
And together with our men workers, they have en-
abled us to turn out volume many times greater than
our highest peacetime peak
These are fighting women at Crosley l.. . And they
are an inspiration to the of us to do our utmost to
bring this war to the quickest possible end.
Evening star., 1943-09-06
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE tcon,

SEWING MACHINE. complete with sewing
kit: in perfect order; S42,5 1897 Conn.
SEWING MACHINES. portables. sia75 up;
tresdlss consoles sA rs6sir 6s specialists 2l49
81 between 10 and ..
SOFA, Duncan rhyte style blue tapestry
sood sesegnSdittion; sa5. Cali Monday. Du-
SToKER, suitable ior large residence or
ToRR RoDi i,oHT 81 rx4uIis Or s5ss ias
dltion. sell cheap. Apply Lady Lee, Inc,
l:na ST. NV.
! topeost, size 40: , separate trousers
TRoMSoSEs- King good playing conai-
81 I 80 ca Repnbe sals 'o Kitts sea'ffsa o
St ,mlddle of block1. ,..
TRUMPETS-Lombar gold lacquered,
, $44 80; Brescher nearly new $50: pri-
vate lessons. Call Republic 62I2. Kits.
rYfrGRirrRs 3G Il Rlddls Vs. of 6nsayxooo 4leG ,sn,n
elee siee L; @ G; smth' l9.inch' excellent condl-
chair. See at 90o Flower ave. Takoma
VIOLIN. yotredus cappa; rare old French
copy of this famous violin with bow and
leather case. Hobby Art Galleries, 616 ON
WATER HEATERS. prewar. all sizes, also
copper coil sidearm hand-lighted heaters
viii install. 627 F st. NV. MA. 4l63 and
RA. 569
SAWDUST, PC bag. d BAGS. Si..5. deliv.:
for store floots and many other uses
HECHINGER CO.
18th and SITS NE 1925 Ga Ave NV
1905 Nichols Ave. Sc Lee Hwy. F. Ch.. Va
PLASTER BOARDS, 16x4s in, SI9.95 per
thousand delivered in the city. The place
is ACE"
ACE wRECKING COMPANY,
40o4 Minnesota Ave NE. AT. 0447
SIDING. tongue end groove. for outside or
sub. siding. 2 # by s IT.; only $40
thousand. new, water and hreproof. The
place is ACE
ACE WREcKING COMPANY.
5000 Minnesota Ave. NE. AT. 0447
ROCK WOOL INSULATION only &C it;
insulate now and don't worry about oil
rationing later; will decrease heating bill
up to ?0fc. The place is ACE"
ACE WRECKING COMPANY
1904 Minnesota Ave NE AT, o447
Evening star., 1943-09-06
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

ea1I PA. AVE. N.W.-Apt. for ,. nicely
f}nIi. fH5n PVT, PVT bath }a nonheqse6eepns. Also
:aoa SHEPHERD sr. N.E.-Large COM
bination living bed room. kitchen. bath
aansl pGIys1e s5 s5sf mo svens
l3e T ST N.E.-i room and kitchen,
nicely I fHrnished 7,d convenient transports-
EMP. mp sERvhfcStMAN!s WIFE desires to share
Sa.y s yasd Il EwIsras EE . EN roo@: s%s rpn1ns
water heat, light and gas; reasonable
III 9th ST. Sc. rooms with semi
private ba h. First, floor; front and rear
s9franes ,al nee s4tlliIii9es fqTnished; No pets.
i3I1rm, .ttggn. ant, with bath with one other
ONE Or TWO RESPONSIBLE GIRLS to
seaFf e sesd srse R Th ss Rphsr EARN s Wa
,slo 4th ST; NV: =, Gr. 2s Grant cif-
bath. Friedaire, uti!:: refined gentle home;
4 .gIr!s Exp; bus IA, 42o3..
LADY Will SHARE apt. with another or
wife. Call all day Sun or Mon. 504 B st.
la CHAPLIN ST. N.w.-9nd foor .
rooms. suite ble . or 2, Frigidaire included.
Also large front room for rent, No phone
NEAR WASHINGTON CArHEpRAI.-Large
room IN modern ap-., , exposures, unlmit
ed telephone, shower: married couple,
Kitchen privileges. Call after $50. EN-.
BACHELOR APT, loom, furnished, $50
mo; 435 Irving st: NV
ALEN--Desirabls ? large rms, kit, pri-
SEQ Temple :t48o
a5il ST. N.W-Living room and con-
kitchen and bath. gas heat c.h.w.. and $50
monthly TO small family in exchange for
board 195 3 adults. On Glover Park bus
YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN, with husband
II ferysf' to share nicely fTrn nnG apt IN
4RGE BEAGTr APP oR peEt "9' oa"a
venien bus and streetcar 3 to Il girls;
everything furnished, also weekly linens.
@a.5 ONTARIO RID. NV, Apt aa--? bed
rms Irvine room, KIT, bath centrally To-
Gated trans. excel Mr.. Baum, CO. 1909.
PETwoRTH. 45Ia 9TH st. n.w.-Bedrm.,
kitchen, dinette, Frsidaire; heat. light,
saSrMENf fas nsfS Fu,i .pT fdui1s nsar 9th and ur
2 rms, very small sleeping room and elec.
refg.: middle aged couple pref some
responsibility; $40 week. OR. 1923 after
FURNISHED BEDROOM kitchen, rele..
GOOD loca uon, bus line pref. girls.
GoVEEiRNMiENSr GeSiEis GIRLs-studio room. sink
eriil. Frie eidaire. share bath; S9-Sl2. 2l35
fAFcE R. RT Koom. RI iai Fitohenette. porch semi
private bath; monthly, $50. 1904 Mon
TAX. FIX. Md rms, bath, s4..5o; 2nd
A., adults only; near bus, stores; lease
IGnSrirs G,r, 'ol Erie aye: aye; base .sd spt
FIR. $500 Ext, aa1. after 40 pm. ~
2 ROOMS. kit. and bath. modern apt.
hlag completely furn., 500; adults.
sta G s.E.-small ant. adults only; also
CouPLE OR 2 LADIES RESTRICTED. to
ihsre modern uell-furpished house with i
lady; transp. arrsnsed if desired, sH, sc5s,
Evening star., 1943-09-06
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

"I07 ST. N.W.--Lovely room. Ist fioor
su1ape nspiers pfrToni p ,ASh doub'e room suitable
1914 II ST. N.W.-For young men and
sss Somen ner rmnniPs montb water in rooms $50 end
1850 QUE ST. N.w-sincle room: also
larsf p room 5so with private bath suitable for
1909 18Th sT. N.W.-single. double and
ds;is,. lsai MASS IS i; AVE; N;w-TrieIe room also
siSs COM. AVE. as'"Ses S.W.-Double DO S. 81 room.
suitable couple. Also single for girl.
AVAILABLE in home of widow. sccommo-
dations for refined consenisl guests: ex-
fe,i faeGs tEsnsp EpoS% S5sG .3nh 35sh St nwi ,
%e f NsessHh ssHele NSoln Some 2ia ample
and lawns at bus stop. near District let and and
Pentason: Southern cooking; $3.50 to sis
SsrTRk.N seT TfsR cH kaS SGe3 Mrs. Fsy sos
Will consider unemnl. mother and small
fad SoGBF Effs RooM a tvn bsds sa2i
double bed in triple room for young
ladies'; GOOD home-cooked meals. Phone
sIn 18Th ST. Nw.-singles and doubles.
Ta9s m99th uass tn5se nsals. aTr No Is as5s g.
hons. for young people in an unsurpassed
location: reasonable
WESLEY HALL, formerly SCOTS Club
Ratianing is no problem to you Good
meals and rooms Rates, Sal to $50
month. double. Close to work grand
lot of young people in residence. 1926 2Ist
st. NV NO 5000
3 BLOCKS FROM WHITE HOUSE. sci
10Th st. n.w.---Young men and women. also
married couples: S26 to $50 per month o.
1888 X ST. N.W.-Conveniently located.
near bus and streetcars. Good food, home
environment. Reas. rental. Doubles. singles
DUPONT CLUB, 1926 10Th St n.w-Sin-
gle. double and triples; also basement room
for | or 2: excellent meals.
1880 CONN. AVE.-Single. also double
convenient TRANSFORMATION. Delicious food
1924 CALVERT ST. N.W.--Vacancies for
girls; GOOD food; cow. transp.; reception
1899 GIRARD ST. N.W-New maple furn..
delicious. well-balanced meals: conv trans.
Govt WORKERS rref
1852 PERRY PL. NV, of 14th--single.
double: also vacancies. Lanier. gentlemer; ;
h:-w.h.. c.h.w.. free phone; S35 mo. DE
CoLOHED WOMAN would like to room and
board two girls school age; comfortable
14G1 18th ST. N.w.-vacancy for ! lady
in double room. 3 exposures good bath
In facilities Switchboard. good meals.
THE MARIETTA. 1925 18th ST. NV
Nicely furnished rooms for ladies and men:
excellen. board: switchboard showers, :
DOWNTOWN since before Pearl Harbor;
SAME SERVICE: NO PRICE INCREASE.
SLAUGHTER S BOARDING HOTELS.
Vacancies no k-R-
Evening star., 1943-09-06
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Mory!ond ond Viroinio.

iC5 W. LELAND ST, Chevy Chase-Ex-
elusive hom, with or without privae
BEAUTIFUL Room. twin beds priyste
bath and entrance: convenient trausp. to
Navy and FentaRon Bldgs,; gentlemen.
6.a, no. 18th ST. Ar. va.-Larae room
in new home, SempriVate bath; business
couple or Two Gentlemen; Il block from
Wash. blvd: bus. Falls Church a49T-J
EAANDRIA--Sinsle employed woman,
TO share smell home with another Cen
trally located; conv. rentagon: S45. TIE.
1924.
LARGE ROOM in new home in Virginia,
new furniture J block from bus. CHI 929g
LARGE master bedroom, private bath. $50
for two. WI 1905.
LARGE EASEMENT ROOM. pvt. a ba IN
with shower: pvt. entrance. CHI 300
aLEXaNDRIA--SinGie employed woman.
10 share small home with another Cen
trally located; conv. Pentagon; S45. TIE.
1924
TAnoMA PARK-Lovely front modern
bedroom. private bath and entrance best
nifty. SH T12S
SUBURBAN basement bedroom, next TO
bath; s5 single or SIS double. Phone Alex
andria 1891.
Evening star., 1943-09-06
HOUSES FURNISHED.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Will rent my newly
built home completely furn, and equipped
5 bedrooms baths, recreation room.
Laundry: $3.50; possible subletting revenue,
I ROOMS. @ modern od fn2nshinss Hi1 asoS gas heat
SMALL sEMiDErAcBEp ROUSE. com.
pIetely DissI +ta and beaUtifHly furnisheo Ne
apply; Rent, sa5 month. CHI, 5a27.
GoMrtETELY C. FTRN; FL 5;Ioom. bah home
large yard and earase; rent SIS. See
Mrs. o c. Castle at 100 Aberdeen rd.. or
couFIE WANTED to share home. all
facilities. Wife Unemployed. No children,
sIRooM s'R Tono HousT TA FOR 5e4G RENT. owner :.
l;RooM ;ln9 AND RATH s! stSGAIows; fur fur
s.s 5GG%s soTH ET II baRora RS GF Xvf vi 'isa
techsd, i-6edrm. house. in attractive
com 6 turn sn'P Du sSsssGo
6 ROOMS, bedrooms; near schools.
rrsmsporta1ion, iran, churshsess etc sll5 -oer
COMFORTABLY FURNISHED and re-
decorated 5-room, house ne. section to
porch; large yard; 500 monthly Phon.
CozY 4-RooM BUNGALOW with . bed
no; no nearby Nd. WA, 73aii' "' ''' ''
Will RENT compl, furp:: brick house for
niohIn 70 o WSs., oeofmS, Dslns'
OCCUPANCY AT ONCE-BeaUtifully furn.
3-bedroom. semdetached brick residence
in select homeowners community. Adults
only no pets; $50 per mo. Open 10 an.
to pm. Monday and Tuesday Apply in
person. 40ul 5th ST. NV. !
FALLS CHURCH. VA. room house.
Sl35 mo-; bedrooms. completely furn.,
from blankets to silver, elec. ranSe and
refrgerator excel. coal furnace, large
yard and porch WO 1lo3
COMPLETELY FURNISHED; 2 bedrm. lge
living rm., kitchen, unfinished rm., attic.
":t:iu 3lst st. ne. Convenient tc hus.
Elpa
Evening star., 1943-09-06
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southvesf ond Southeoxf

BEDROOM AND KITCHEN, completely
furnished for lGht Housekeeping; private
1910 sOIITH CAROLINA AVE s.F.-verv
deSirs bic front room. twin or double bed,
3 large windows suite BILE for >. LII 1886.
S336 QUE sr: sE.-snsie rm., private
6I0 G ST. Sc, near Navy Yard-Newly
furnished bedroom, next 10 bath. private
home eXcen clean: for ! or =. FP. 6544
13nI MINNESOTA AVE. S.E.--La rye, newly
decorated room. SUITE BILE for , men or >
girls. on bus line. convenient 10 Nav
Yard; pr,?s.e tamily. TR. :i4?a.
'.i"0 L'ENFANT SO. S.E.-Furnshed bed
room suitable ior .. gentlemen only.
"a 10th ST. S.E.--Larsa front room, twin
beds. next 10 bath and shower: also lovely
basement room including pvt bath md
shower; private entrance; gentlemen pre-
":3 End ST. S.E.--Larss front room twin
bees: near Navy Yard and Library of Con-
9reSS; Semipriyate bath, CLEAN; reasonable;
rent Sin9le or ooube. FIR 5000.
:.55 IIth ST. S.E.-Large double room
clean, NIGEL Turn, cony. transp; walking
distance Nav2 Tar6. LII, hSaS
1919 SE.--2 furn. rms, ! single. !
for >, on f1r$t floor. close to Armory; conv.
r.
Evening star., 1943-09-06
ROOMS WANTED.

GENTLEMAN. gentle Govt empjoye re-
turning to Wash. Sept. 10. desires room
walking distance downtown or near Cap
itol. Box S0-x Star
SINGLE ROOM with two meals wanted
6y retired lady; can furn. excel. ref
Randolph SS42 a.
MAN desires room and kitchenette for
Ink. state price. Address Box 462-Z
WANTED, studio room with private bath or
single room. pvt. bath: laundry and
privileges desired: conv location n W.: by
refned college graduate. Box 342-S, Star
So
QUIET. sober man wants single room
in Christian home, not more than $50
month Bax 255-S Star
EMPLOYED COLORED GIRLS desire
room In NV. section. Call Du. S07I after
Evening star., 1943-09-06

APT, foF Govt women by Sept. 10; com
ATrRAcT1ivE FGRS. APT with Twins
snns Hsh ro and ok Kitchen p Nay
E,f 59s4 onss T. ,T, s Ellssssth LSWfnsI, :.
ment, NV, preferably downtown. urgently
Fos WAVn Sy y1gng sdS Box sz stan g.
SMALL uNFuRNfsHED or furnished apart:
aSaiabs s0s Sy ossoSsr Box 4oss sssf
WANTED; furnished apartment. Northwest
sdvsnce: occupancy oct. M p't 70 g 'si univ.
eIS1 ins Tf fP ssf1 % men seek
furnished y apartment centrally located,
T PfEERsMANENTo ohsGa RasrDsNTs, DENTS quiet. MIDDLE.
IN Northwest section with two or more
desiTability more important than price no
children, no pets; apartment occupied for
nSene Ss yefTs noT' SGd Private. unlisted
GEN1LEMEN M" desire by October 1st /
Rssr0g Bed s52 qr E1sDg.sD stu srnsRfa ssa,.
NAVAL OFFICER. conservative bachelor,
superior 3-5 room apartment or small
itoas tsao retained hoassssy Phone Rspssfis
nv, modern. 10 70 SIS, Hobsrt srH'l1ss; 400.
sa'pfsssf hfsRfEN fS NMFndsg ssomDssy nsh
furnished; Northwest section. wanted by
iumbia rh o' sseo 500 EXT. Sss soa' as1e'en'eS %
FOUR responsible girls desire. furnished
ences. Call North 1855 after or Sunday
1H 1x uT Tx1o ,J ,,. -,
unfurnished. apt. Rent between s45 ard
500 IN vicinity of st. Matthews Parish.
IMMEDIATE mn osccupANcy-whtte. GEN.
tile quiet employed couple want unfur-
Sa Sa th eono NV. 70, or 1io n;e Call after Pm
ARMY OFFICER, responsible. single. per-
REFiNED iSHh aH GfNTIEMIS RssaidE Is aovt empl de-
cent e Phons Sassn 'S' % 5 WITH RE- 'nas6sr 2soe
W. Two 'Se%j YoGNG WOMEN. college graduates,
furnished apt. Prefer Northwest section.
~; T4o 61ss, MoNTHs FIJI 4aS ONLY. ; rooms com.
pletely furnished: Naval officer, wife, year.
OLD child. Ensign Farrell, FIR. 300,
THREE GIRLS desire one or two bedroom
smbeT in cs 6udnT hs sy ssp
or after $50 m. weekdays
YOUNG LADY desires furn. or unfurn. one
room, kit, bath, NV. section, as soon as
possible. Write Box 309-S, Star, OF call
Executive 81 90, Ext. a237, a-5. 2.
Of Washington in Government agency de-
sires living room. bedroom. kitchen. bath
apartment in town. Furnished or unfur-
nished Appreciate fine furniture. piano
and would care for them Elk. 5a57 SUM-
days or evenings; RE. 1900, Ext. 5715,
weekdays -
ARMY OFFICER AND WIFE desire fur
nished or unfuTnshed two-bedroon apt.
for occupancy brior Oct. 1st; Kalorema
section. best local references Limit of
$1,000. Phcne Decatur 6sl3 mornings
or between and pm.
ARMY OFFICER AND WIFE desire living
room, bedroom. kitchen and bath apt,
Oct 1st.. furnished or unfurnshed, in
n W. section. Adams 4155
Evening star., 1943-09-06
PERSONAL

REDuCING-Special rates for summertime.
Removes fat in spots. Results assured
Baths Main phone, Ma sl34 -
FUR MuFFS made TO order with your
fnr scraps. Sl5 UP. Needlecraft Service,
GENTLLMANs DIAMOND RING. carat.
will sell or trade for car. Call Mr. Sam
HEMORRHOlDs eradicated by my own
method. Results eff ctive for life
time or money back. Write for hootle+ M
drugs or surgery. DR. soMMERwxRcK.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for debts
incurred by any one other than myself.
Graham Whtlock' 1851 Meridian pl. NV.
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50. ask for Miss
Woodard, if you are in need Of a loan
np 10 $500 on your signature.
MOIHERS-Do you want to go out in
evening and have some one care for child?
Mrs: Miller. TR. 1870.
DIR. H. w. JOHNSON, DENTIST,
False Teeth Repaired While You Wait
Room SOC. Westorv Bldg. COS 14th NV
NEED EXTRA MONEY?
Only requirement is that you be en-
qloyed 1t costs you nothing to investigate
Just phone DAVE PENNEY. CH 32o4
JAPANESE.
Japanese course beginning Sept ~ at 6
p m. l2-week course. S36. Lessons Monday
Friday nights. Reading, writing, conversa-
ton: only serious students invited For
further informa tion phone Glebe S276 81