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Hightower Brothers Servingin u. S. Navy

Highto1Der. William Hightoper.
sea duty in both the Atlantic and
the Pacific Oceans. Before enlisting
he was taking premedical course
at George Washington University.
Kenneth Lee Hightower, 81, sea-
man, second class, is stationed at
the Norman, Okla, Naval Air Base
He enlisted in September. 1912.
William L. Hightower, 40, reported
to Great Lakes Naval Training Sta
ton In July. He anticipates boot
camp leave soon.
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Swing and Sway
In South Pacific

The following is quoted from a
letter written by Corpl. Robert H.
Kingsbury Of the Division Artillery
Band. Southwest Pacific area. Corpl.
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Maj. Riley Promoted;
On Duty in England

Maj. Jack Riley, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ivan j. Riley, 1858 Madison
street NV, recently was promoted
to lieutenant colonel somewhere in
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Kenneth Hightoaoer. Ralph O.
Three sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Cur
ney I. Hightower, 30l Washington
boulevard, District Heights, Md, are
in the Navy.
Mr.. Hightower is we'll known In
civic circles in the District Heights
area and is senior photographer at
the National Museum.
Ralph o. Hightower, 23, enlisted in
the Navy as a hospital apprentice a
year ago last spring. A pharmacists
mate, second class, he has been on
Evening star., 1943-09-12
Reomy Wins Promotion

CHERRY POINT, N. C.-Pfc.
Richard M. Reamy, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard s. Reamy, 5708 For
tieth place, Hyattsville, Nd, has
been promoted to corporal. Former
ly employed by the Capital Transit
Co., Corpl. Reamy enlisted In the
Marine Corps in September, 1912.
His wife is Mrs. Rita E. Reamy.
Stoutsenbereer Promoted
SIOUX FALLS, s. Dak-Paul w.
Stoutsenberger, whose wife lives at
2225 Thirty-eighth street NV, has
been promoted to private first class,
assigned to the Air Force Technical
School here for radio operator
mechanics. Stoutsenberger entered
the service in May at Camp Lee, Va.
He was formerly an accounting clerk
in the General Accounting Once.
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i Washingtonians
Awarded Navy Wings;
Two Transferred

PENSACOLA, Fla~-Seven men
from washington recently were
graduated from the Naval Air Train
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0OOo u dAi1AlS dt
Bainbridge, Md,
and was ap-
pointed appren-
tice petty officer,
first class. He Is
now in t h e
Armed G u ar d
School at Nor
folk, Va. When
q stu d e n t at
woodrow Htg h
School he took
c q d e t training
and played on
I o o t b all and
baseball teams.
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~ ava ~ - AAA>J
street NV, are
serving in the
Navy. The IA
ther served with
the 29th Division
in the World
War for two
years, one over
seas. He since
has been active
in the American
Legion, 18th Di-
vision AsSocia-
ton and captain
OF the Legion OF
Honor, Aim a S
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Merritt in Texas

SAN ANTONIO, Tex.-Hobart w.
Merritt, 18, son of Mrs. Lellie w.
M q ~ r. + 2Q10
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Stoutsenberoer Promoted
World War Vet
|Of 18th Division
|And Son in Navy

Warrant Officer Joseph sSpano
and his son, Cosmo Joseph Spano,
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Zurin Is Control Tower
Operator in BruziI

Corpl. David e. Zarin, son of Mr..
and Mrs. A. zarin, 49l6 Forty fourth
street N w ie
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graduating In December, lel2. He
formerly was-a control tower opera
tor at Co1eyville, Kans.
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AsAscs 0AoSS - - W. b9ffys
Riley, Ala Emery place NV. and
Clynard r. Beighlie, 81, son Of Mrs.
Ruth w. Beighlie, isis Thirteenth
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1t. Boiling on Leave.

RANDOLPH FIELD, Text.
Sterling Rufin Boiling. son Of Mr..
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NV, recently was promoted to
sergeant. Sergt. Coe is in North
Africa with the Tank Corps.
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neering Depart- Il. J. D. Hampton.
ment, 1t. Hampton entered active
service with the Air Forces in Octo-
ber, 1912.
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lieutenant of cadets soon after ar
rival He spent some time studying
at Butler University, Indianapolis,
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HONOR, A ! m a S
Temple. He is
now stationed i,
Calf.
Cosmo Spano
boot training at
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-03

Dragar Sc je ozrl mogocno pc
omizju in je pogledal pc zad-
Min besedah posmehljivo Rosa
ma. Ia Sc je napol oslanjal ma
MILO tako, da je' bill obrnjen
proti Dragarju.
RES, blago mas ir pa, sile
nimas," mu je p%ritrjeval in XII
NAL z glavo.
"Res je, kar pravis," je mr.
mralo omizje.
Dragar je nalival. Prazno
steklenico je pomolil molce An
drcu, XII je odhitel Z MO skozi
vrata in sc takoj vrnil S pijaco.
"Recem vam," je nadaljeval
Dragar, "trdni smo pri mas. I'll
Andrea, ali sc gres merit z me-
moi pri denarju?"
"Kako maj Sc merlin S tabo,"
je odgovoril pohlevno gostilni-
car. "Ti litrcki, XII jih prodam
ma dan, me Sc MISC obogatili."
"Nihce Sc ne more ponasati S
tabo," je pritrdil glas izmed piv-
cev. ...
"Res, nihce," je prikimal Ko-
san.
"Pa, Jermol hi Sc kmalu lah-
ko," je pomislil drugi pivec.
I'm Zagricar je tudi tezak,"
je dostavil tretji.
Dragar je zrasel. Prijel je ko-
zarec in udaril Z MIN pc mizi,
da Sc je vino razlilo. Roeno je
prihitel Andrea ter pobrisal med
steklenico in kozarci.
"Jermol da Sc DO meril z ma
no? Zagriear da je tezak? Ma
prideta, ha, pa sc bono merrill
Maj lie prideta!"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-03

odlocno ma stran enega ali dru-
gega. Nekaj pa je bio, vsakda-
ME goste, zabavnike je rad tr-
pei, sal so mu pomagali prazni-
ii sode.
Tudi ia vecer so bill vaski
gostje ma delu. Podzigali 50
Dragarja:
"Ti, Dragar, mas, Sc je O.
CLASH eden izmed Nth. "vse kra-
We prodas drazje ko drugi."
"Ha, pr meni Sc ne baranta
toliko daj, ali pa pojdi! Lahko
delam tako; blago imam, da je
kaj in pa sile nimam pc denar'
ju, sile."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-03
CLEVELAND ORCHESTRA
Erich Leinsdorf, dirigent
SEVERANCE cetrtek, 4. nov, $3.50
DVORANA sobota, 6. nov, $3.50
HELEN TRAUBEL, soprano
Yes program Wagnerjevih del.
v Severance dvOrani CE. 73OO

Dragar je bill Re vinjen. DIVE
SO mu. gledale oci, ko Sc je OH
raj naokoli in zahteval pritrje-
vanja ter hvale.
Takrat je vstopil v izbo Ia
grfCar S Pologa. Velik je bill, da
Sc lie moral skloniti, ko je sto-
pil skozi vrata. Ustavil Sc je
sredi izbe in Sc razgledal pc
pivcih.
"Ho, ii Zagricar 81 TUT ga je
pozdravil Andrea. "Kako pa, da
tako pozno? To nj v tvoji nava-
di." 49,
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-03
REAL DISCOVERY FOR
HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE

Dangerous High Blood Pressure
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marked by distressing symptoms
such as dizziness, throbbing head
aches, sleeplessness and nervous:
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to Heart Trouble, Stroke, Paralysis,
Hardening of the Arteries or Kid
ney Trouble. Diamonex, discovery
Of a heart specialist, is designed to
quickly aid in the relief of these
distressing symptoms.
A Chicago resident says: II suf-
fered from High Blood Pressure for
several years with increasingly
severe throbbing headaches, dizzi-
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showed the Diamonex formula to
my doctor and, on his advice, tried
the treatment, for two weeks under
Identical conditions as previous
treatments. Within only three days
my bad headaches and dizzy spells
were gone. My high blood pressure
was reduced and I sleep fine"
Diamonex goes directly to work
in three different ways to aid in
the relief Of these dangerous symp-
toms. Results are speedy-within
as short a time as two weeks suf-
ferers often find that Diamonex has
accomplished 1870 of the total e
duction possible with this formula.
If you suffer from High Blood
Pressure you may try DIAMONEX
without risking a penny. To intro
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Send only $3.50 to the Diamonex
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-03

tives, river boats. Now the mines
will be idle for months.
Six, shots are heard from the
public square. Tomorrow there
will be six new graves in the viii
lage churchyard; six homes have
been ruined-homes that once were
as happy as yours.
Keep your homeland free from
conquering spoilers.
Work every day and buy War
Bonds every pay day.
WSS Talk u. s. TfedsN,au UeDt.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-03
Nadaljevanje)


tisnjen nazaj, da Sc je svetilo
izpod MEGA visoko, jasno cello.
"Pleses, Nanica :" jo je nago-
voril.
"Sem. In ii, Tone kje 81 biz"
"Pri Seljanih; sal YES, pr do
maei mizi." Njegov obraz Sc je
smehljal. Gledal je Nanico in
topic so bile njegove oci.
"si kaj vesela" 10 je vpra-
Sal nadalje. Dekle mu je poki-
malo v smehu in sklonilo "a ire
nutek glavo.
ives, kupil sem ii malenkost
"a spomin, tako da Sc prijate-
ljstvo ne pozabi.'
"Sem dali"
FAINT je segnil v Yep in j po'
nudil prebiralko.
"Iskal sem tie ma trgu pred
cerkvijo, bila 81 z domacimi.
Nisem sc hotel meSati med vas.
Pa lani 81 me vprasala pc Cd
pustku."
V nasmehu je izustil Tone O.
citek. Nanica ga je pogledala,
nj Sc opravicila.
Godec je odrezal mazurko.
Mozje so odhajali. Fantje so "a
htevali poskoenico. zopet so
jeknili glasovi pc zadusnem pro-
storu. Pozivljena godba je dvig-
Mia mladino v nov vrtinec. Med
Nanico in med visokega fanta
Sc lie mahoma zaril Felix's. Po-
grabil je dekle in Sc zavrtell Z
MIN med pare. Nanica Sc je be.
gonna ozrla; mrzel, skoraj Cd
povedujoe pogled je poslala To-
netu, nato je ut~ lila v gneci.
Visoki FAINT je obstal kakol
prikovan. Use Sc je zgodilo ia:
ko magic, da Sc je zavedel ko-
mai cez cas-. z nasmehom je po'
zdravil Nanico; smehljal Sc j
Sc potem, ko mu je izginila IL
pred oci, vendar je smeh dobi'
takrat grenke crte. Ozrl Sc j
okoli sebe, da hi ~pogledal, &c ga
nihce ne OPAQUE in &c nj nihce
opazil, kaj Sc je zgodilo. Okol
MEGA .je vrtelo, Sc gnetlo vse
vprek. Stal je ma mestu Sc ne
kaj casa, nato 81 je poiskal poi
med gneco in vrvezem. Odsel j
pocasi, nekoliko skljucen v do
brodusnosti. Nasmeh ma obrazl
je zakrlval pritajeno bolecino II
razocaranje njegove duse.
Harmonika je "a cas- utihnila
Oglasila Sc je pesem. V spod
Nth prostorih so peli Seljani
Veljali so "a najboljse pevce.
LIE spilajte, muzikanti,
mole srce je zalostno,
igrajte Sc med sabo fanti,
katr' dekleta ljubite.
Nanica je stala ma izpraz
njenem plesiscu. Druzbo il j
delal Felix's. Ljuheznivo Sc j j
smejal in govoril v gostih bese
dab. Nanica je pogledoval'
vanj, a uho je poslusalo pesem
. Mehko je segal visino PRIV
glas. Poznala ga je. Vedela je
da pole Tone. Cutila je, kak'
prihaja glas globoko IL srcs
Trepetal je ma rahlo v klicu:
"Moje srce je zalostno."
Same ona in tisti, XII je pc
visoki glas, sta razumela pc
sem.
Nanica Sc je zganila, kako
da hi Sc hotela necesa otrest
nato je rekla:
"Pojdiva k Mill"
Seljani so zapeli drugo, vese
10:
"Kaj hos tt, kaj hos tt, "a ma
no hodil!"
Glasovi so recall zrak; v pre-
serni pesmi nj bio tiste dus
kakor v prvi.
Solnce Sc je nagibalo k zate
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-03
DOLG
Povest ,
GIRL DREKONJA
Povest

lozani so sc namenili domov.
spredaj so sli v skupini fantje,
nekoliko zadaj so jim sledila de-
kleta. Ne mladenici ne dekleta
MISC bill zgovorni. Hodili so u
merjeno. Rahel, tn in tam pre-
trgan pogovor je prepletal ODE
druzbi. Vsi so cutili, da Sc vra-
Ga prank vsakdanjost, da
sledi veselju otrpelost. Vsakdo
je mislil rajsi sam Ease, kakor
da hi govoril.
Andrea je bill teman. Grizel
ga je spomin ma cokatega sa-
motarja z zelenimi d~okolenica-
mi. Neznano silo je videl v
MEM. Nikoli pref nj mislil mani,
nikdar Sc mu nj bill ma poti, da-
mes Sc je zasekal v njegovo mi
sci, kakor hi udaril $ sekiro.
Kaj mu je naredil? Kaj mu no.
&c? Sam nj vedel odgovora.
Pac, plesal je S stefanijo; a je
lahko, &c sam nj hotel. In Ste
fanija, zakaj je bila pozneje Cd
ljudna Z MIN? 10 je mar oni
bolje zabaval in napajal? IS
stefanijo nj vec, niti besede
ne" tako je sklepal v srcu. u
veil, re razneseni cvet ma pr
sin ga je zaskelel. Pograbil ga
je z roko in ga vrgel v stran, da
hi ne bilo ne misli ne spomina.
Prvi v fantovski druzbi je
hodil France. Molcal je najvec;
niti v paru nj maral til. Med
dekleti je bila zadnja Zagricar-
jeva Angela. Sc Sc nj popolno-
ma strnila S tovarisicami. Cuti-
la je, da je najmlajsa, in ceprav
10 dekleta MISC zapostavljala,
Sc je zapostavljala sama. Sto-
pala je samotna, kot privesek
I'D zadaj, in prav j je bio, da
nj bio treba dajati odgovora S
Sc nespretnim jezikom. V duhu
je ziveli minuli dan; nekaj mi
sill je posvetila tudi Andreju
Okoli mize Sc je nabralo ne
kaj moskih il vasi, poznih 60
stow. Dragar in Kosan S Pologa
sta Sc bila zamudila domov gre
de pri vinu. Dragar je sedel ko-
sato ma stolu, poleg mega Sc je
fiscal Kosan.
V gostilni pr Andrcu je sede-
10 Sc omizje XII so bill vsako-
dnevni gosti pri Andrea. MISC
bill to pivci, XII pijejo "a lasten
denar. Nekateri izmed njih ga
niti imeli MISC, da bi 81 IL svoje-
ga zepa privoscili kozarec pija-
&c. Njihovo opravilo je bio, da
so pogledali vsak dan parkrat v
gostilno, ali nj tam obsedel kak
hribovski bahac ali kak mese-
tar, da Sc mt pridruzijo in pie
10 ma njegov racun. I'll vinski
paberkovalci so bill premeteni
in izkuseni. Znali so voditi po-
govor, hvalili so costa, njegovo
bogatijo in veljavo &c Sc je vra-
cal kmet S sodnije, kjer Sc je
tozaril, so zabavljali cez ma
spro.nika, ga oblagali s prilm'
kami, iznasali njegove slabe
lastnosti. Zopet so pritrjevali
kako je pravica ma strani tega.
kako je gotovo, da DO tozba
njegova. Povelicevanje in zago'
varjanje in imelo uspeh. Delez'
nj so bill place. Ako je. odse'
prvi COST in je prisel v gostilnc
njegov nasprotnik, SO Sc oprije'
Ii tega. Udarili SO pc tistem, k
50 ga pref hvalili.
Gostilnicar Andrea je vodi
gostilno, da je bio vsem prav
Ostajal je vedno v ozadju
Kvecjemu je ma stavljeno vpra
SAME molce prikimal. Bal Sc j
!, zamere ma vse strani. Nikoli n
raznasal besedi, XII jih je slisa
: med gosti nikoli Sc nj postavi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-03

Stirje dnneTISEa let0Ica so bh nedaVno seStfe3ens . teTHo77-
j, XII Sc mahoja u obmocju japomske kontrole U j~Snem Pocitl-
ku, ampak doma6imi so bill cello prijaeni z mjimi, IN skrbeh so
zanje, doker MISC bill D stanu vrniti ma svoje base . colnih IL
gumija. Pc Stirih dmeh mo- morju jh je opasil meki naormoriSki
oeropzam, makar so bill resent. Shka jh predstavlja S pilotom re-
SiIneqa ktala.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-25
NUTRITION PLANNER
llary Rheona Il. COurval

Auxiliary RheonA Il. Courval,
6405 Tuxedo, a recent graduate
from the WAAC bakers and cooks
school. Fort DeS MONIES. la. has
been made a nutrition planner n
the army.
Olaf 4. Oxford. 20l Cortland
Highland Park. and Robert l.. Bel
Vile of RomulouS now are receiv-
ing CAA training in army college
courses at Little Rock, Ark, and
klrksvIue, Mo, respectively.
Robert r. Jennings, 305S East
lawn. was named honor man Of
his 493-man hospital corps class
at the Great Lakes naval training
station. Average, ga
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-25
PROMOTIONS

To captain 1t. Erwin p.
Weaver, 1850 w. Euclid, Edgewood
Arsenal. Md.
To 1st lieutenant-2nd 1t. Zach
NJ. Scifres Jr., 1852 HOlcomb,
Puerto Rico, AATF.
To staff sergeantS-Sgt. George
T. Eads, 1929 Robson; sgt. sgd
ney ID. Steinhauer, Detroit, Wright
Field.
To sergeants -- Cpl. Brooks c.
Ballentyne, 2743 TrumhuN. Camp
Grant III; Elmer o. Meyers,
2509 Ashland, Bryan, Tex. AAF
instructors school; Pfc. Robert IL.
Bess, 1857 Sheridan. Camp Polk,
La, Pfc. Paul Ellis, 7549 Cameron.
Eagle Pass, army air field Tex /,
Lawrence +. Belloli, 4I46 Burns,
Camp Hood. Tex: Alfred A. King
ham, 42l9 Seminole. Camp Swift.
Tex Cpl. Andrew Johnson. De-
troit, Cpl William ID. Cole, Flint.
Camp Edwards Mass.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-25

Murder and mystery stalk the great house,
behind the scenes of wild revelry. A beautiful
woman, young, beloved, lies dead. Where was
Larry, her husband, at the time of the murder?
What was the meaning of the white tasscI,
strung on platinum chain? Here are great
excitement-high adventure. Your favorite
mystery-story writer at her best. See page 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-25
Give
Your Feet An
Ice.Mint Treat
Get HappI, CooLlnf Reliei For

Burning Csllouses- Put Spring an Your Step
Don't grosn shout tired. burning fs.,
Don't moan abou; CAlloutes. Get buoy and
Five them an les-Mint treat. ? eel the cum
forting, soothing eooluess q Ios-N IT driv-
Ing out hsry burning Aehiug tfsir ess
Rub Ice-Mint over those uEv hard old
eorns and csilolse. a. directed. see how
white, eream-hks loe-Mint helps ssttsr
them Up. Get foot happy TODAY ne Ice
Mint way. Your druggist has IcshirL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-25
Lawrence u Har pcr, 1913
Monte \.>t@ Edwin l. BOYD, h+l
'}. IQg'r. owen \ujtagc. 1910
hl.r Chalmcr T.. Joseph, lJoll
ILL.,. n.. Ihnn1nA >rnlH

2l26 Seybuln. Will sing in tho
Great Lakes Choir in their recruit
training period.
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Is YOUR name
SMITH

Well. il,s the leading name in
America Zones is down in sixth
place.. The Smiths have done
all right for themselves and their
country. For more details, sec
page 80.
Evening star., 1943-01-12
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

BERWYN, MD, The westmoreland-Sgle.
and dble.. rms; IS person: men preferred.
Berwyn 153.
GENTLEMEN, OFFICERS AND WIVES.
Warm suite and studio rooms with private
law: clubroom, hotel service: 1O-cent bus:
good location. A reasonable place to live.
Housekeeping Transients GIL. 3946.
Evening star., 1943-01-12

GENEROUS BEDROOMS, sEMI-DET.
brick home on Randolph st. NV. and in
sparkling condition. Sturdy construction.
easy to heatin winter; cool, shady porches
in summer: unusual comforts and modern
ness for a rght-in-town property. Good
SH oS11
Evening star., 1943-01-12
BETHESDA AREA.

1-year-old, 3-bedroom, 1-bath hou,
With large porch and garage; SI15. Ca
Oliver 6S67
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.


WOODBRIDGE. N.E..--Room for one or two
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SINGLE room and board for girl, family
sss sys cy nsss Ms 500 phons ssos WI 4o ss rse Cot
rd.-Double and triple rooms; excellent
transportation. HO. 9432.
1744 LAMONT ST. .N.w-single room
and vacancy in large triple room for men
EACH da,p'e wooaIey 1oSR ae5s aoa0'e room '0o mo-
1433 CLIFTON ST. .NW-vacancies for
young people. 2 meals every day. laundry
PRIVILEGES; u block transp. NO. 1853.
1920 10th ST. N.W.-vacancies for girls
to share room. Also man to share room
with another. 13s
1775 MASS. AVE NW.-Triple. double
and share rooms, with and without meals.
MI. 9413.
SELECT suest's residence. attractive corr
cellent meals. delightful home for em-
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MT. PLEASANT, 1865 Inglestde terrace NV.
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TWO GOVT KlGPL.. pvt. home, twin beds;
446 mo. free tyansp.. to and from
Psntaeon. Conv. - Arnold bus. Oh. 1875
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

BRICK COLONIAL. GAS HoT-wATEa
mediate occupancy: near 7th and Gallatin
f!s pHrL1Ps lH s00 Wo 7sdc sslmf until rHSs PM: H.
35lS Conn.
ST ,500-NEAR, UPPER 18th sT.-DET.:
8 bedrooms. baths, oil INV. heat, good
Ex. 1872 until pm.
GENEROUS BEDROOMS. sEMI-DET.
brick home on Randolph st. NV. and in
easy to heat-in winter; cool. shady porches
in summer; unusual comforts and modern
srms for RLRY sH $780, cUea s9e
1918 ST. SEC ROOMS. COAL. FUR
naSc s aFse ~ ysTd so sarSse No ne9ses rear
Satss s4th ehsn. ASp FARK r9nea RNs 49,
g,as mo;; $500 to $1,000 cash; incl. porch. NO.
s11,750: pET.. Mr.. 18th AND DELAFTELD
BB Bath IND H. rms bed1ms Gaaa aSa Sa H. h% snso
heat, garage: live on LIST n. and rent the
asse sSsrR Bat fSe f2I sl r. Sx aias .n'
$500 BLOCK 10th ST. N;w:I,3-sToFY
oil: Price. $4,000; 81 200 cash required.
fsfssS sGRT Ha. sn ssno Ne sai pif 3. NV = AoNL
CHEVY. CHASE. D. ca DELIGHTFUL
home Of rooms. completely furnished. in
eosse psn shower
lavatory, screened-in porch. garage, hard
wood floors throushout. oil heat Call
OrdwaY 77S5 to inspect.
BET mETHGsDA = s MpH snA NEW REyEop sS
strueton' 90' All 'fe houses dstashed I f's Sricf on
throushout. insulated. air cond.; % isras
lots; near good bus line. Price. $40.
s79 71s sle Ioufs fysI sHosMAk es AZ Rursai
st. NV. Ma. 1855. :
N.Y. NEW Z. a;TAMs55tIY Ians5I1! HOUSE, $500 PowM;
s%s; n%:fsss s. $3.50 'oRa. Ek
CgsToM-BUILT HoMRS~ WITH sroNE
TRIM. larger-than-averaRe rooms and
room @ in ssnt.. nrsplsss. hot-vstsr heat.
garage, flowers and q gafden-one Of the
f00f l1snHi g s'is m sHs ssS ::.. of ss &c.
MASS. PARK-tNEsT ExcLuslv1 NV.
clos Close n. hi, high ,l loSsticn S bedroom: g.
1875 1875 ssn 4Hos ea fi ss
| RIVER TERRACE-NEW HOUHE, rms.
| bath, porch. AMI: reasonable. RAs
second floor has three excellent bedrooms,
| two baths. The third door has two bed.
on 1st floor, screened porch, two-caf buiit-
in gar. The house is located on 9 lazEs
s9TnsT sHrs lss. wo r5es' 1860 81 son 1nt, T.
35l6 Conn.
2233 LIST ST, N.W-ARRANGED INTO 3
aDss;. q s.nks 9 sisc, rssfs:: !. baths; = SnS
/ incl. furniture. PRANK M. DOYLE, real.
/ tor, 027 18th 81. NV. pL 1905.
VACANT. 02fb 7th 81. N.W.-ALL FIXED
up and ready to move IN. Coal heat, with
| tOOnsinvsd On Hs.s Psss'
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MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates:
Will take your surplus furniture rs art
payment on your moving. EIelmans Nov
ing g. Storage Co.. Taylor 2937. 13"
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sAIrsAAEN.

6ALEs1lAN, following post exchange, Army
and Navy stores. carry manufacturers line
eheyrons, shoulder patches; liberal commits.
Box 633, Equity, lib West 42nd, N. y.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Local man, in early 4Os with wide local
contacts. experienced in public relations,
sales management. administrative and per-
sonnel work, now employed, but forced to
seek new connection by gasoline and rub
Der situation. nearly lifelong D. c. resi-
dent. Box 440-R, Star. 13s
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We have numerous requests for furnished
and unfurnished houses in the northwest
section of the city and near suburbs We
can ind you RESPONSIBLE tenant II YOU
will list your house with us.
RANDALL H. HAGNER g. CO. Inc
1921 Conn Ave. DE $500
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
and better serDtce, adper-
tisers are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent Clnsstfcdtions.
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ROOMS UNFURNlsHED.

TAKOMk PARK cheerful basement
rooms with private bath: Ink. privileges
IL desired: near bus; suitable 2 employed
persons SLIGO o395.
61S 18th ST NW-Unfurnished large
rn., suitable for light Housekeeping. Ap-
p1v
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BRICK COLONIAL. GAS HOT-WATEa
| heat, det. garage, good condition; i'm
SITS. NV; $500; terms. THOS l..
PHILLIPS, WO. 1900. until 8 PM.
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ROOMS WANTED.

GIRL, colored, employed, single, wishes
room. No cooking. Adams 1881.
GOVT. OFFICIAL DESIRES LARGE FUR
inshed room. home Of adults. private or
Jan. ~. Replv Box .s4-L, Star.
MARRIED COUPLE want ! room and
kitchen; heat furnished; small child. CO.
1894.
GENTLEMAN. cultured consenia!.. desires
tance downtown. Box 460-R. Star. 13e