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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-07-22
Solve Dairy, Problems

Herd culling and a better job Of
feeding and milking are progressive
steps in solving the dairyman's twin
problem of labor and feed. The only
solution of one horn of the problem
is to- Gull the cows to the number
which can be handled with the labor
available, it is believed. To relieve
the other half of the difficulty
culling the herd and feeding the
roughage available is suggested. In
some cases, the feed situation, espe-
cially roughage, is hampering dairy
men more than labor. In many
cases herd can be reduced in size
and by doing better job of feeding
and milking as much or more milk
can be obtained from the cows re-
naming as formerly.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-07-22
DO You have excess cash?

Do you have excess cash?
You will answer, 'No." But
the fact remains that you do.
For almost every wage Garner
these days has an income, in
checkbook or pocketbook, well
above the cost of his living,
taxes, insurance and debt re-
payments. a. aI
You never actually Ibid"
against anybody fer a porter
house steak, but when you take
the spending of all average
Americans as a group, it's a
different story. So it is i'm
portant that excess money be
saved rathe- than used collec-
lively to bid up prices. If it is
spent, instead of saved, prices
soar. That's imitation.
Ideally, it should be invested
in Government securities dur
ing the Second War Loan.
''They give their lives ..
You lend your money"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-07-22
u. S. Flyer Helps Raid
Mothers Home CITY

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
NORTH AFRICA.-Staff Sergt. E.
r. Donadio of New York rode in
Flying Fortress that participant
ed in the raid on Naples, where
his mother was born.
My parents came from Italy,
but my whole family is hell
against the Axis" Donadio re-
marked later.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-07-22
Personal Touch

When names like Betsy" Har-
ry," Mary" Nancy" "Frank"
are heard being called out across
the rosin yards Of southern naval
store markets, it doesn't mean that
human beings are being addressed,
but simply that rosin is being grad
ed by those appelations. says the
u. S department Of commerce. This
unique method of designating the
grades of rosin has developed in
the naval stores industry because
of the confusion which sometimes
resulted when just the letters by
which the grades are officially known
were yelled. -
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-07-22
Favors Transit Service
f. To All Amusement Parks

WASHINGTON.-It's all right for
transit companies to provide bus and
street car service to amusement
parks if it does not interfere with
transportation needs of war work
ers, the Office of Defense Transpor
tation ruled. $3.50
The agency said, however, thai
rubber-tired vehicles should not BIZ
furnished to amusement parks and
other recreational centers if rail
service is available. and should not
duplicate rail service for any sub
stantial part of the trip.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-07-22
And Then Izaak Walton
Turned Over in Grave

SPOKANE, WASH.-Harriet Con-
nor, the Chronicles society editor,
stroIled into Bill Hatch's sporting
goods store and asked to be shown
some fishing equipment.
She bought bright, feathery bass
lure.
"And now" said Bill, 81 suppose
you'll want to buy fishing license. I"
"Oh, no." replied Miss Conner,
'T'm going to put this thing on my
new hat"
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-07-22
All Soldier Needs
Now Is Right Rank

FORT EUSTIS, VA.-Should he
ever attain that degree of rank,
one Fort Eustis soldier would be
a double captain, for already his
signature is Private Berwick Cap
tain. A native of Oberlin, La,
Captain is the smallest trainee in
the battery. standing just an inch
under five feet, but has little diff
ficulty keeping up with big men.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-07-22
Eternal Light Is Only
Small Pilot Flame Now

GETTYSBURG, PA. - Until the
war ends, only a small pilot flame
will keep alive this famous battle
6eld's eternal-light peace memorial.
The main light was extinguished
by the national park service as a.
precaution against air raids-but
will burn during daylight hours. The
memorial was erected three years
ago. on the seventy-ffth anniversary
of the battle here,
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-07-22
Women of Scotland Now
Get Eggs From Seagulls

LONDON.-Thrifty Scottish house,
wives are beating the wartime egg
shortage by trapping and domest~
eating seagulls, the London Sunday
Pictorial reported. .: - Z
After a couple of months of good
feeding, the housewives claim, the
seagulls can be persuaded to lay
eggs that are as good as hen eggs
for cake making. ID
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-07-22
u. S. Nurse Won't Tell
Secrets Even to Queen

SOMEWHERE IN ENGLAND
One: American nurse has proved she
can keep secret.
Soon after they arrived, the
nurses received strict warnings
against revealing any Information Of
military value. The next day Of
ficers were embarrassed to learn
that a nurse. chatting with Queen
Elizabeth on visit, had refused
to tell the queen how long she had
been in England. =. r..
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-07-22
Cooperative Buying

An Increase in cooperative buying
by Texas farm women was one OF
the significant trends in the field Of
rural home industries in 1912. Sew
eral years ago marketing commit
tees of the states county home dem
onstration councils experimental
with cooperative purchase Of pine
apple for home canning. The ven
ture proved so successful that the
same plan has been applied to the
purchase Of other fruits, wheat,
syrup, fruit trees, vines, rose bushes
and some home equipment. -.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-07-22
Turn About's Fair Play,
FIGHTING Men Discover

VANCOUVER, B. C.-Vancouver
quietly and periodically suffered
serious fuel shortage so rs fighting
men might train in comfortable
warmth. In turnabout fashion. the
army supplied enough wood cutters
for two weeks to pile up 1.416 cords
Of brushwood for the districts fur
naces. Then the city donated $500
to a fund to buy band instruments
for the army. = r.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-07-22
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WAN BINDS

Washing machines and other
household appliances are not avail
able today. Manufacturers have
converted their plants to war work.
If you save today, however, by buy
ing War Bonds, this money saved
will start these factories rolling and
put millions of Americans to work
after the War is won.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-07-22

The canteen, now being largely
manufactured of plastics, costs
about 43 cents. The canvas cover
about Al cents or "a cents in
all. Your purchases of War Bonds,
or Peoples Bonds, will buy many of
these for our men in the Solomons
or in Africa where they are badly
needed. Buy War Bonds every pay
day at least ten percent of your
income through a Payroll
savings plan. U. S. Treasury Department
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-07-22

To lubricate Uncle Sans sub
marine Diesel engines 50 hu
run clean and smooth on lon,
cruises, the Navy uses RPM
DELO.
The Navy is sharing dis
secret weapon" with ii.
home front and RPM
DEIo is doing a great jb
In thousands of tractor, tud
marine and stationary Disd
engines. Its specially con.
pounded to prevent sludging
and gummed-up pistOns Il
actually cleans and frees ring
stuck through use Of Othu
oils. Millions Of test miles h
Laboratories and actual seNia
proved that il just abOuI
DOUBLES THE TINE BE-
TWEEN ovERHAULS. Tn
Navy can't afford to taEi
chances with its fighting
Diesels-and neither can you
Get RPM DELo and you g.
the aIl-around Lubricant fa
all Diesels.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-07-22

Join the payroll Savings plan at
your office or factory. Save a def
mite amount every payday, ten per-
cent or more of your pay check.
Your pay check today buys a pay
day for tomorrow and gets you 81
back for every So you invest.
u. S. Treasury Deeorsaser
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WAR Bonds
X k|

One of the most essential articles
of equipment for our soldiers is his
canteen. In equatorial countries and
in other warm chimes they are par
ticularly important to the welfare Of
our fighting men.
Evening star., 1943-11-26
APARTMENTs WANTED

WAVE OFFICERS desire 2-bedroom
apartment with private bath, kitchen and
living room. or small house. Northwest
FAMILY OF WPB EXECUTIVE with two
mept @ having two or three bedrooms, pref
!!ssnnH1ary !snH first occupancy: Call ordway
rHRNlShED one-room apt, KITCHEN and
private bath, NV. section. NO 5000
i OR ROOMS. kitchen and bath for
man please cali again who had the fur
REFINED WOMAN AND MoTHEEss' desire desire
Groom furnished apartment for last two
weeks or month OF December. while new
apartment house is being finished. Call
weeSdays, TO 8, RE. 1900, Ext. 1905,
FUKNisHED OR UNFURN.. 1 or room
apt, with pvt. bath, downtown or con-
yenient NV. section. AID. 9614. 27'
DUPLEX APT, bedrm. liv. rm.. kit, bath.
ami. heat, for 3 persons. ne. section;
about $50. Box 59-K. Star.
LADY, middle-aged, desires unfurnished
apt. in Bethesda or Northwest Washington.
REFINED Girls desire or 3 rm. apt
NV. section. prefer furn.: conv. transp.
Du. 1890. Ext. sO1, after g pm. 2ss
UNFUkNISHED. living room, kitchen, bed
room and bath; nv, SECTION. Petworth
Evening star., 1943-11-26
ROOMS FURk.-Novthwsst (cont.)

HEAUTiFULLY FyKN. double bedroom for
bath, unlim. phone; conv. transp.. home
privil., reasonable. Call HO. 7240 after
DOUBLE ROOM. newly decorated, twin
beds with inner-spring mattresses, double
closet space, IN private gentle home with
snist .S young couple; girls only between 20
s II gssS 1G 1 sr pG9Sn room room
N pr private home with pvt shower and bath; N;
sses% sss %sR9ai7 $o9aoiDLE17 kD.@Man to .har. room
CHEVY CHE Tasg SasE esef trrose ED 4ose rm clos
cts, double bed, next to bath and phone:
pa 9aS 9thsT IRaSm 5SSmsrs; 8; fent!emaH EN- s4l4
double front room. twin HOLLYWOOD beds, s
NEvHpA Ves sefsGas sedroom, CON Twin twin
M PXsss sDAtrsetise si,h esssis sfs font light
large closet: very close cars and bus; So
Hssi ISL L 81 3; S'W-well-heatsd NV? and redee.
grated double rooms. near bath. 81 and
CHEVY cii2S CHASE, d. c-Attrae front suite.
bath bath: ,a,s GSpn; bus; Ssntismen. Wo "o45.
Apply npip,y lse moor front rm. or call DU.
NR. 18Th AND COL. RD.-ouiet. large
IN Hanfe room ro0"ess e. ssS4 Axai''le Dec Phone
LARGE, comfortable single room; So5
:,sio isih ST. ST. N,W.-Lsrse rm.. twin beds.
f9 fFs isfS sSny sr tra9sS S%pEon1 qE 10qn p newly
FURNISHED; good transportation; gentleman
UPPER 18th ST, on fast bus line: lovely
gentlemen with refs. Phone Randolph
1881 COLUMBIA RD. N.w.-Men; $3.50
wk., sele. rms; thermostst-controlled gas
heat: 10 min. d'town on car line: 4 baths,
CHASE B. near at R essS
ynrIm. ya5m rooms on ,nd 5iOer. beds have inner.
Lear garage; detached. Insulated house.
1915 CALVERT ST. NV, Apt. 43wyouns
DOT Room sfns act 20 farn twin
ser sfas es6 DUPONT o4Ss Wisconsin ave- Call
DOUBLE ROOM for two Girls; breakfast
dfS5ed sHcRfaM Ph9ns oTdSTE 1s
,raetiye tract front rm Daily linen. maid, ma
$50 NEWTON As ST. 0SeN iInspaf'att9n trent
wood twin beds. :. closets, gas heat. un-
LAkGE front @ ROOM, Sas TWIN. t11si beds. for ?
1888 BILTMORE ST. N.W.-Comfortably
turn. room, adjoining bath: conv. transp.
Gentleman
DOWNTOWN. 1901 N st. n.w.-ond-fir.
front twin beds. semipvt. bath. Call
Isi9 COLUMBIA RD. NV. Apt 2-Lovely
master bedroom, suitable two young ladies
large closet: So week each. DU 5g21.
DOWNTOWN. l4th and NJ vicinity-Tran-
sients and perm; well turn. 1906 o ST.
NV. DE. 966l 18s
NICE DOUBLE RM,; Ink. REFG S35
lIOl kilbourne pl. NV tMt Pleasant
DU. 9S9:l or phone Mrs. Tigre. mgr for
above. Or other rooms and apartments
Evening star., 1943-11-26
APfs. WANrEp icanf J

YOUNG WOMAN, in Govt. employ, desires
Gated. Give particulars. Box 12o-K. Star.
WOMAN EXECUTIVE desires unfurnished
one or two room apartment in modern
ieeated. No pet pets. iit Highest raeis referenees,
ss:ne5 s%s s5 vs gvs ., ss'9 s
MsyEs u y 6IFieEki Fii Msss xsn,s ,aaSH1iRi aaist: sunny
saa sis6ly yo5gg Dupont Circle decrset0Wn Ve!a!fy
~ ShS S.,S;sI S1 sy1 Bath: T.. a!ss
m@onthly. non Box look. Star. 26'
APT, small, fur. or ,unfur.; 1 or 2 rooms.
6vt ei5 and smn bath srookland okla or Dupont GT
French ff Ea'' OFFICER AND WIFE want 10 one
bath and kitchen. good NV. section.
Ext. 50a-c, between $50 and 5 pm 28s
NAVAL OFFICER and wife de-
sire to rent furnished apartment
or small house, preferably in
Northwest section or Bethesda,
on or about Dec. 20. Telephone
WO. 1854. %
WILL PURCHASE FURNITURE
Particular Navy officer and
wife, want furnished or unfur-
nished l, 2 or 3 room kitchen,
bath apartment, in apt. house,
NV. section, within 2 miles May
flower Hotel; will consider only
clean high-class apt. Call be-
tween 9 and IL Saturday, DE.
1898.
RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT
OFFICIAL, WIFE AND 13-YEAR-
OLD DAUGHTER, DE SIR E
HIGH-CLASS room
APARTMENT; PREFERABLY
FURNISHED, IN NV. WASH
INGTON. WILLING TO PAY
$3.50, PERHAPS MORE, FOR
SATISFACTORY APARTMENT
AND WILLING WAIT ABOUT
MO. FOR POSSESSION. TEL. LU.
40C6 26'
Evening star., 1943-11-26
HN" " SNNSs'~.
WONDERGRO

Nothing better. Your neighbor says so
and SO will you when you have tried a tor
Of this super richly fertilized and fnelJ
ground black humus. Makes poor soil!
good and good soils better Acts quickly
Holds moisture. Highly effective on grass
trees, shrubs. roses, vines and flowers The
ideal plant food you have long been lookinS
for. SIS ton delivered. Lawns seeded, re-
paired or rejuvenated Beautiful specimen
evergreens Towering shrubs fruit anc
shade trees. Colorful nagstone walks, ter.
races. rock gardens. lily pools, outdoor fre.
places, drainage, mulching, spraying prun-
ing and tranSplanting Free estimate
Lincoln 1928
Evening star., 1943-11-26
ROOMS FURNISHED,
MoryIond and viroinio.

ARLINGTON. VA.-Room with double bed
private bah with shower. Chestnut alo0
ALEXANDRIA Bcd-llving room COM
bined; private bath; Ia blocks from bus
line. TIE 1859.
ARL.. VA, 9a5 n. Jsckson-Large. sun.
ny, warm, double or single. > bus lines
20 min. downtown -
S55 N. LEXINGTON ST, Arl, va
double room next to bath, bus at door
Iiia SO. 18th ST., ARLINGTON, vA.-Two
single. one double rooms for gentlemen;
Walking distance to the Navy Annex a"d
Pentagon Bldg. Phone Jackson 14Ia-R
EXTRA NICE. WARM, SINGLE ROOM with
own Law. for refined girl: gentle home in
Arlington; SO; excellent transp. CHI. O64
located on car line; for . girls or women
BerWyn 31I-R-X nts
Evening star., 1943-11-26
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast.
ROOMS FURhIsHEp-hertheo.t

1916 18th ST. N.E.-Larse double room
sentile home. DU. 5l43
Mr.. CATHOLIC UNIV-Larse single rm
new home OF mother and adult daughter. on
bus line, $50 mo Hobart "OU'. -
1854 { ST-Master bedroom, twin bed
room suite, twin closets. hot and cold water
and private toilet in bedroom; $50 per
month; > adults.
5000 eth ST. Ne, nr. o2nd and Shepherd
st. bus-Clean warm room. nicely furn
and sleeping porch in private home. con-
tinuous hot water. Hobart "a > after p m
iOD TRINIDAD AVE.-One double. maple
furnished room with porch; l single room
Ii. 50sS.
I1ii LANG PL. N.E-Room for two: dou-
pie bed, lnner-sprlng mattress private
home: $50 each. TR. 1545. 2S'
NEAR NAVY YARD, 600 Eye ST. Sc
Large double room. newly furnished. Ii
6as MD. AVE. NE single rooms. mex,
to shower bath; convenient trans. to mos,
Ia21 MONROE ST Me- or 2 girls, de-
tached home; bus. streetcar, theater, res.
taurants and shops at door; privileses
eiIl SOUTH DAKOTA AVE N.E.-Nicely
furn. single and double room. private home;
good tranSp. Phone rR. 1870.
2:i9 18th ST. NE, DU. 65S6-New home.
newly turn.. master bedroom, twin beds
next shower and bath.
Evening star., 1943-11-26
ROOMS WANTED,

LADY, nonsmoker. desires furnished room
in small pvt. family in Bethesda or NV
Washinston. Box lO9-K, Star. -.
YOUNG MAN. refined Jewish, desires sim
gle room in nicer NV. section. Box OAK
Evening star., 1943-11-26
! HOUSES WANTED TO RENT Cont

WANTED TO RENT-six or seven unfur-
T01m preferTsd ness' aauts s ons ca
GL 2453.
NAVAL OFFICER wants unfurnished house,
or bedrooms, in Northwest section.
NICELY FURNISHED HOME, 4 bedrooms.
Occupancy on or before January Is. Write
Bog 4s6-D, Star.
PERMANENT. responsible couple desires to
rent bungalow. 2 bedrms., oil heat; pref.
So. Arl.; must be in good cond., near
JA. 1871 j 5es
AMERICAN DIPLOMATIC SERVICE family
wish lease 2, 3 bedroom unf hse., auto.
heat. or apt; GEORGETOWN, NV: ne. II
COW. trans. TIE S236. 27'
Evening star., 1943-11-26
APIS. FURNISHED Cont

52O1 KANSAS AVE. N.W.-Comfortabl g.
beds, Frieidaire. inst. h., w: express bus
CLEVELAND PARRELivins room room. bedroom. eiiH
meosed eaupe css 3d. 1tss soa s sns asns
Ssth ~ SO m month cafl ffHr fR sas4 rooms ana
Amy Arm WIFE WIFI will share her mSdsrn apt; apt,
Annex.Pentason, 10c bus Wash. TIE. 629S
Is't5 1si5 sTAPLEs ri ST. NE rms. NIGEL,
= ROOMS. kitchen and bath. excellent
or couple who can check thermostat. re.
cHsfsl1S ssdSfsa eIR Rox ss9e s9s Star sDt
ing distance Commerce. Phone DI. 1883, .
1k StS to share
H3MEaikE' tWin Seas a.: brigh, rooms PVT bath
SHARE APT. downtown. sdi II 7th t St. NV. NV.
mr. rm Wskisr ki rTfsr p 6e sep bets lay; 81 mo
:14 A N,E.-Modern 3-room ant. oil heat.
reSry rewly dseorate5d lee rh,5d..h So from Supreme
NsRs aoor or to 'os&S fSse
:ssss 5th sr. NV large bedrooms,
double beds. large kitchen with Frisidaire,,
screened porch h;,, private home; for Govt.
TH 10: 'FIoRI6A as 6l'ps AVE. N.E--rm basemt
apt, S25 month; tenant must take care OF
Is est i Tn rms 9.4 and bath
rd oor SSF rooms kitchen hp ss
Is R ST. N.E.--Large front bed-living rm.
End floor; nice home: 2 closets: for couple
WOORRIDGE-3 rms. Kitchen and bath
M Mlst couple only. Roger Moss. Ho. 5000
oST Sf T,s ssqss S,s so%s r
Esh Ressse sss' o5s5 5s Es5s
WANTED-l i' girl TO share 4--room apt.
XalkinE distance Govt bfdss. No 1880.
ehed WiR 1 1G Shar Girls dupex
excel bus serv': near Pentason Bldg. 100 20
ss sis s itS So ST. Hrl.nSWson apt private
bath, completely furnished; also l-room
oNE Or 'Two Protestant girls to share
apartment with. 2 other girls; recommen-
dations required. Call DE. 1877. 6:30 10
YOUNG LADY wishes to share her attrac-
tle, i've apartment with Army ofhcer's wife.
o ssal Gieos st ST Sw aiteT ro5m pm k,tcnsn semi,
ipSJnded: 81, month. CO 1871.
GIRL to share lovely apartment with one
other. 1920 Fort Davis Sc. FIR. y 1863
BACHELoR APT. maids service. Isl fir.
new private home Bethesda. Md; living
rm:, fireplace. bedrm., bath kitchen privil:
HOTEL 'ii+o Rhode GHs Island "a; ave, M; Nv
Bed-livine room, kitchenette elec refg.,
share bath; stoker heat; ,Sl6;50 week.
niShed. Employed quiet adults. Ss5-Sl0o.
8 RMS; B.. CIR. FLooR-s7o
Capitol Ho @44Ha, or Consult i a agent nta AD. B.
91,s for this or other apis or rooms 3s.
4 LARGE RMS, B. REFG-Sl0O.
porch and fine yard. See or phone supt.
after & pm. daily II 1866, or agent.
- daily: AID. 977s, for above or other
apartments. oSs
APARTMENT VALUES.
SoG pomer ave. Takoma Park. Md.
Apt III o6 aGOM aoRTa ssahen cAPIfon fpf Sa's s1 s42
rooms, kitchen, bath: S45
R. A. HUMPHREYS.
sos North Capitol St Realtors Ma 6730.
637 EYE ST. NV.
Newly Remodeled House,
Convenient to Govt. offices. Sleeping rms.
as low as Sd week per person Also
nave housekeepl lng apts. for couples; $3.50
and SIS a week.
THE BRADLEIGH.
customed TO the better hotels Every IA
cillty for gracious living. Exclusive Chevy
Evening star., 1943-11-26
HOUSES FOR SALE tcon,. y.


DETACHED MISREPRESENTATION.
ivt rm.' fireplace, gas heat: close to every
EARL T. WRIGHT. WI. 5a44.
EXCELLENT NORTHWEST LOCATION:
brick garage; Has been two-famiiy home
RH and ean ss sasy or p9 e 5ss Mr. Quick
CLosE-IN RESIDENTIAL.
kee Modern boms of raems bssb .s
session.. session. &r iei5 ou1cR. Rx. s41s % d pi. sgSs.
18th ST; NEAR WALTER REED HOSP
Ssth nshsd sTes stso snd
i, philiips. wo. 200. until Pm. s5is
CLosE-IN 18th ST. SECTION.
Near exclusive Crestwood = Spacious
center-hall Colonial. four bedrooms stair
to s. lay On s aoon M To rhss hi
WO. 1897 with Thos. L. Phillipsl.
GLOVER PARK.
Spa spacious home overlooking wooded park.
pedrms baths r Venetian xs faHSpeG Sinas nsey
stone terrace, q bath; detached garage.
WI 5s67. INEz cUsHARD DI. ss4a
Near EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL; brick
three bedrooms and bath; stone wall IL
front; deep yards back and front; hot
water heat. Price ONLY 81 $50
THOS. E. FARRELL CO. Realtors.
Established in 1915
121 Tenth Street NV National 0765.
ARMY OFFICER TRANSFERRED
APPROXIMATELY one-year-old. detached
2-story 3-bedrm. house. on nice lot with
garden and apple trees. Prewar materials
Full basement, Oil heat. storm Windows
One block from Bancroft Grammar School
and bus. Convenient to Pentagon and
Shopping centers. $S75O-with substan-
tlad Gown payment. Immediate possession.
500 South Wakefield ST.. Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1943-11-26
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

BEAUTIFULLY AND TAsTEFULLY furn. .
very lg. rms, kit, tile bath. exclusive
Cleveland Park section, suit 3 or 4 re-
fined, quiet employed. Call before 8 or
Iith AND CLIFTON SITS. N.w-Fully
equipped apt, no children or pets; . bed
rooms, living room. dining room. kitchen,
occnpancy. sca ncs oR ssss % as ny pm meo'ate oniy
WANTED or refined ladies to share
entire second floor Of restricted home. sep
veniently furnished. ia 6534. 2ss
Evening star., 1943-11-26
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

ROOM AND BOARD for mother and child
will watch child while mother works; pvt
iioS nth ST. S.w.-Rooms for ladies:
y BLOCK CONN. AVE. 1904 10Th st. NV.
Double vacancy. adjoining bath. in newly
i3:5 S 18Th Chs ST. NW.WBeautifui W nq hp rooms for
young ladies or boys; running water. show
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tipping, home baking, congenial company,
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food; rates. $35 to $50 mo. 1929 18th
10th ST. NV, 1s1a-Large triple room
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home for young people in an unsurpassed
8REisGroN afi.iSp sss0a"oe double rooms for girls
bus home cooking; excel. location. CHI
sIos S ST: N.w.-Large room. private
1901 IOWA AVE. N.W-Girl to share cor,
front a 0om can fh ss0 bome
ThInSR ST. and dou
able rooms. in private home: home cooking
1os ioao 0fGaSs IGth sr. N.WERooms ifo for youns
ladies: ideal downtown location; excellent
BiLTMoRE CLUB. 1899 18th st. NV
men: room and board reasonable: or
Chevy Chase bus line. NO. 0634.
srs rse ST. room satabe rs0@ ars susSIe sWeh
board service; wholesome meals: conv
sTRfccrLY KOSHER MEALs-Room witt
Girls only TIA 5lSS
Evening star., 1943-11-26
CHEVY CHASE GARDENS,
u SQIIARE TO RIISS1A 7sn

Excellent stone and brick home, entirely
House consists of very large living room
Copen hreplace). Nice bright dining room.
bedrms; and 2 baths on End floor. Largs
scmifnished attic. Venetian blinds
thoroughly insulated and weather stripped
proved street with pretty homes
.VACANT-IMMED1ATE POSSESSION
After PM, Phone Mr. Lewis. TIA 1927.
HENRY J. ROBB, INC,