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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-02-25
AWeek Of The War

In releasing the long-awaited sum-
mary of the South Pacific air-sea
engagements of the week Of JAN
uary 29-February 4, the Navy made
it clear that no large pitched battle
took place. What did take place was
a series of Japanese air attacks on
U, S. shipping and a much longer
and more damaging series of U. S.
air attacks on Japanese. There were
no actions between heavy forces.
When, late in January, U. S. re-
connaissance planes located 80 Jap
fleet units, including battleships and
aircraft carriers, and reports were
received of heavy concentrations of
enemy ships and planes in the Solo
mons Area, it looked as though the
Japanese were preparing for de-
eisive battle. AS it later turned out,
however, the enemy was only trying
to evacuate its troops from Guadal-
canal and interfere with u. S. land
ings there.
The Japanese attacks were neither
concentrated nor sustained. On
January 1880, enemy planes dam
aged and sank the heavy cruiser
Chicago, but lost in this attack IL
out of 10 planes. On February l.,
enemy planes sank U. S. Destroyer.
But all through the week, U. s.
planes struck back, attacking Japa-
nese shipping whenever and wher-
ever it could be found. And when
the totals were added up at the
end of the week, the enemy had lost
two destroyers sunk, ID other ships
probably sunk or badly damaged,
and at least 60 planes. U. S. losses
were set at % planes and three
motor torpedo boats, in addition to
the cruiser and destroyer sunk earl
Ter in the week.
Meanwhile our air attacks con-
against Manda Bay, against
kolumbangara, against positions in
the Shorthand island area and Bou-
gainville, even against Kiska in the
lAleutians. And American subma-
rines, operating in the Pacific and
far East last week sank five more
enemy auxiliaries, probably sank a
cruiser, and damaged cargo vessel.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-02-25
Ii. J. N. CIalk
Dies In Service
Husband OF Holmes
County Woman
IS Death Victim

News of the death of First Lieu
tenant j. M. Clack has been received
in Lexington by his wife, Mrs Vir-
ginia Gwin Clack, who with her
children, John Morgan, III and Gwin,
are making their home with her
mother, Mrs. r. M. Gwin.
DIR Clack was serving as surgeon
with an Engineering Unit in the far
Canadian Northwest. He was bril-
liant young physician, a true Amer
lean gentleman, and loyal soldier,
was practicing in West Point, Ca,
at the time of his induction into the
Army in February, 1941. He was
sent to Camp Claiborne, La, where
he served on the Surgical Staff of
the hospital unit June of last year
when he was sent to Northwest
American area where he made the
supreme sacrifice for his country.
He was the son of Mrs. J. M.
Clack and the late DR.. iClack of
lockwood, Tenn. Lieutenant Clack
received his literary and medical
education at the University of Ten
nessee in Knoxville, and Memphis,
where he was prominent in fratermal
and social activities. He served his
internship at Campbells Clinic,
Memphis; st. Thomas Hospital
Nashville, and the Knoxville Cen
eral Hospital. He had host of
friends who will deeply regret his
untimely death. - Lexington iAdver-
tiser.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-02-25
Cleanup Week
Proclamation

Whereas, clean, neat, well kept
premises, residence and business, as
web as streets, are a definite asset
to town, and
Whereas, every encouragement
should be given to efforts Of the
people toward such cleanliness, there
fore, l, w. f. Howell, by virtue OF
the authority reposed in me as
Mayor of the City of Durant, do
hereby proclaim the period of March
to March 18th a 'Clean-Up" Per-
iod for Durant, during which time
rubbish including sArubbery trim
mings, will be hauled away, provid-
ed such rubbish is placed in an ac-
cessible place near the curb in front
If such homes which want to be
served.
w. f. HOWELL,
Mayor of Durant
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-02-25
Pickens Baptist Church
EvongeIistic Services

Beginning Sunday A. NJ, February
%, 1943, Evangelist, DR.. G. C
Hodge, pastor, First Baptist Church
Biloxi. Daily Service IL A. M. and
7:45 p M through Friday.
beginning Thursday morning at
10:45 a dedication service will be
conducted by Bro. Driskell. A con-
tinuation of this service will be held
Thursday night, Friday morning and
night.
Sunday, February 28th. at 10:45
A. M. Service Flag will be pre-
sented the Church. Capt. Chambers
will be present to receive this flag
for the Church. If you plan to at
tend this service please be on time.
You have a cordial welcome to all
these services.
j. M. Nets, Pastor.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-02-25
Red Cross Sunday
February 18th

In anticipation of the War Fund
Campaign of the American Red
Cross it has been announced by
National Headquarters that Sunday,
February 28th Will be observed over
the entire Nation as Red Cross Sun
day. :
"We are asking that in every
chUrcN = our County where service
is being held announcement be made
of this and some information given
to call attention to the Red Cross
work." said Secretary Fannie Lump
kin. eve are sending out letters to
the ministers over the County which
letters bear the signature of Nor
man H. Davis, National Chairman Of
the American Red Cross" she said.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-02-25


The attack started at dawn Sun
day, February IA, when two German
columns moved Westward from Faid
and Sened in Central Tunisia, ad-
vancing on Sbeitla and Sidi Bou lid
with tanks, infantry, dive bombers
and motorized artillery. This was
apparently drive to expand their
corridor along Eastern Tunisia -
corridor leading from the Mareth
Line in the South to the Tunis-
Bizerte triangle in the North.
By the middle of the week the
Germans had succeeded in forcing
American units to retreat 80 miles
from their foremost positions and
evacuate three forward flying fields.
Gasfsa was taken, then Sbeitla, then
Feriana, only IA miles from the
Algerian border.
According to Secretary of War
Stimson, the attack against our Cen
trail positions was timed to occur
while the British Eighth Army was
preparing to press it's drive in the
South against the Mareth Line and
tie British First Army on the North
west was nud-bound. Thus the Axis
YVES able to concentrate arge for
nation of armored troops against
the relatively more lightly-held and
more extended American lines. In
dications are, Mr.. Stimson said, that
the Germans were employing two
armored divisions force consider
ably greater than our strength in
the area-but although the fighting
is continuing, the Germans appar-
emily have been slowed down.
Army Casusities
The President has called Tor North
Africa zone of the major battles OF
his war;" and has warned that it
would cost US heavily in casualties.
Last week Mr.. Stimson told the pres
that u. S. forces in the current
fighting in Tunisia have suffered
substantial casualties in personnel
and equipment. Exclusive of these
recent losses, the army has had Al
S58 casualties in the war - 3,442
killed, 6.509 wounded, 25,6S4 miss
ing, and 6,123 prisoners of war.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-02-25
Seed Growers Assoc.
Formed In Holmes

A number of farmers interested
in farm seed production met in the
Court House at Lexington last week
and organized Seed Growers As
sociation having as its purpose:
Greater Production;
Improve quality of seed;
Provide methods for strong seed;
Establish uniform prices;
Improve testing service;
Improve local seed market.
Any farmer interested in the pro-
duction of farm seeds such as
clover, winter and summer legumes.
and grass seed is member of this
organization, if they care to be
This is non-profit organization
and no fee is required in order to
become a member.
The following Officers were elect
ed: Pat, Barrett, president; Frank
Gwin, vice president; H. p Watson,
secretary and treasurer Board of
directors: Marion Estes, w. J. Waits
Maury HUMPHREYS, j. w. Morris, :.
l.. Downer, and C. v. Maxwell.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-02-25
Dates For Circuit
Court Changed

The laws of 1912 passed by the
State Legislature have changed the
date of our Circuit Court.
Formerly the Court convened on
the 3rd. Monday of April and on
the End. Monday of October of each
year. Under the new laws effec-
tive January /, 1943, the Court will
convene on the LIST. Monday of April
and on the LIST. Monday of October
of each year.
The Court meets this Spring on
Monday, April 5th.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-02-25
Matinee At Strand
Theatre Tuesdoy

A matinee will be shown at the
Strand Theatre Tuesday afternoon
at two o'clock. The feature attrac-
ton will be 'Tarzan's Secret Treas
ure,' with Johnny Weismuller and
Maureen O'Sullivan. An added
feature will be a cartoon, "Fraidy
Cat"
admission will be by ticket Sc
cured at the schoolhouse. To get a
ticket to this show children must
contribute some copper orbronze to
the scrap pile.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-02-25
Acres OF independence
Contest Sponsored
Again This Year
Holmes County
Formers Urged
To Enter

For the third consecutive year the
Clarion-Ledger will sponsor its an
nual Acres Of Independence Compe-
tition, and for the second year will
throw its full support to the Food
For Freedom movement in this sec
ond year of World War ii, 7. M.
Hederman said through an announce
ment in the Clairon-L Ledger Sunday.
The competition is being sponsored
in this territory by The Durant
News.
With the whole world plunged more
deeply into this heart-breaking con-
flict, with conditions as regarding
food possibly more serious than they
have ever been. and with hundreds
of the 21S,OOO farmers in Mississippi
already in the armed forces. The
Acres of Independence Competition
will seek to inspire those remaining
at home to mobilize for victory
through the production of food.
Cooperating with the Clairon-Led-
ger in 1943 as in 1912 and 1941 will
be the Farm Security Administration,
the Agricultural Extension Service,
and Vocational Education of the De-
partment of Education. Weekly and
daily newspapers will also participate
as they have in past contests.
This year a total of $3.50 will
be given in prizes. Grand sweep
stakes award will be $500 for the
landowner winner, and 800 will he
awarded the state tenant winner.
Three prizes will be gwen in each
ofthe four districts into which the
state is divided. District prizes will
be: first place $50, second place $25,
third place $40. The sweepstakes
and state prizes will include the
money awarded in the district. All
county winners will get certificates
of merit.
To encourage the farm familie.
participating in the competition to
support the Foo For Freedom
to the fullest extent the
score card for the Acres Of Indepen-
dence Competition will again include
the Food For Freedom section, and
it will again count so points when
the judging is done. Home improve
ment will count Is points, cash in
come from farm 25 points, and soil
10 points. The score
card is identical with last years.
All rules and regulations of the
are virtually the same
as they were in 1912, and as in 1912
trophies will be awarded assisting
agencies.
Holmes farm families are invited
to fill in the coupon below and mail
to this newspaper office.
Please enroll my family in the
Acres of Independence Competition
as contestant for the 1920 in Cash
awards.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-02-25
Mrs. Joe York L.
Visits Camp Shelby

Mrs Joe York. Jr., secretary Of
the local draft board, paid visit to
Camp Shelby at Hattiesburg last
weekend and was shown through the
induction center by camp authorities.
Mrs. York said she enjoyed her
visit very much and that she felt
like she knew lot more now about
the rountine the boys go through
that are indicted into the armed
services.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-02-25
Wiley Browne Is FSA
Accountant In IndionoIo

Wiley Browne, son of Mrs Myr-
tice Browne, of Durant, is now con-
nected with the Farm Security Adj
ministration as senior accountant at
Indianola and works in five counties
out from Indianola.
His friends will be Interested to
learn of his new position and wish
him success.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-02-25
Six White Men Report
To Camp Shelby Sat.

Six Holmes county white men
have been accepted for service in
the armed forces of the United
Statss and will report for assign
ment to Camp Shelby Saturday.
The men are Amy w. Bouchillon
and Elmer B. English, both of West (;
William H. Watson, Lexington
James N. Hodges, William l. (Billy)
Mansfield, William A. Wigley, all of
Durant.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-02-25
Tax Rep. viii Be
Here March 3

A representative OF the State Tax
Commission will be in Durant or
Wednesday, March 8, to assist tax
payers in making out their income
tax returns
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-02-25

Mrs 10 May of Corinth is in
Durant visitin relatives and friends
Miss GTac. Peacock and Miss
Miriam Peacock spent the weekend
in Memphis.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-02-25

Mrs. Virginia ARCHER returned
home Sunday from the Baptist Hos
pital in Memphis.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-02-25
Importont Notice

Any one knowing the whereabo uts
of:
ELMER CARL MCCAIN,
white please notify the Local Board
No. 1, Durant.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-02-25

Mr.. James Bowie of West was .
DuraT visitor Wednesday.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-02-25

equipment or lack of it, may not be
a matter of public knowledge today.
But there will be tomorrow
and some of the men win live to tell
the tale if our troops were sent in
to fight ill-equipped.
If thousands have ilost their lives
because of the lack of adequate and
effective war equipment" as Sen.
Bankhead put it, the American peo-
pie have the right to know about
it NOW.
Thousands of Federal workers
could be drafted for the armed serv-
ices if deferments are limited strictly
20 holders of essential jobs and
needless and overlapping functions
and positions eliminated says the re-
port of special presidential COM
mittee report.
1t was found that only 26 percent
of the male employees of the gov
eminent of draft age have entered
the armed forces while 2 percent
or less have thus far been deferred
on occupational grounds.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1943-02-25

embers of my family here.
Evening star., 1943-12-06

H1LLCREST.
1st-Floor Bedroom and Bath.
Attractive e-room brick home. . large
recreation room with built-in bar. special
oil hot-water heating system, fireplace
screened rear porch, detached brick ga
rage; house will be completely renovated
to suite purchaser. at S1250O: attractive
terms may be arranged or discount will be
given for cash. Inspect by appointment
with Mr.. Tabler, WI. 71s". with
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
1908 n ST NV MA o2d5
Evening star., 1943-12-06
4th AND G NV.

2 all-brick homes, good cond., 26 rms,
baths auto. oil heat. elec. and gas, hot
water hookups, garages. Excellent income
properties. Conv. terms. Call AID. 7O71,
and ewes, EN- 9651.
Evening star., 1943-12-06
ROOMS FURNISHED.
MoryIond and Virojnio,

ARLINGTON, near Buckingham-orcer to
share large twin bedroom with another
oficer; private adult home. Call Sunday
or evenings. CHI. 1892.
LARGE RIM, double bed. next to bath, in
modern home; hot water, unlimited phone
near bus. For gentlemen. WA. 09S5.
los WEST LELAND ST, Chevy Chase. Md.
Luxurious private home, single or double,
with or without private bath. For ap-
pointment call evening or Sunday, OIL. 2067.
TAKOMA PARK-Bedroom. on 2nd floor,
twin BEDS semiprivate bath. grill privi-
BETHESDA double rooms, bath. for 4
girls; all privileges. WI. 699S:
1910 N. ADAMS ST, Arl. Vs.-Double
room, twin BEDS pvt bath. pvt entrance;
3 doors from bus. | mi. from D. C. Kitch-
Evening star., 1943-12-06
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp,

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY. almost new
3-room aptS., $4,000; steam heat and hot
ehoee assr snchus sncTded dseo suitsnd Mane5 Inc
soss n CAPIToL 8 ST.. opcura DUPLEX 1oo @ Living
room. bedroom, kitchenette; incl utils; !;
semIpvt bath; also furn. English terrace
entr.; no pets of children.
S25-i363 L ST. Sc, lst fi- rooms,
gas elec.. bath, stove heat. Ma S6S2
newly redecorated. screened porch, elec.
refs. garage: large closets; on bus line,
ELSE SSrrsYnStxood Nd; Sos, WA. 1850.
Nichols HeiRhts--1 bedsn. liv rm dineIte
kitchen and bath; Danbury st. s.w., bus
Serr1ce on Nichols ave. and s. Capitol ST.
Once, 1863 Danbury st. sw.
Evening star., 1943-12-06
THE EVENING STAR.
LOTS FOR SALE.

ARLINGTON, vA.-Beautiful wooded lots
for sale. Buy now; build that dream home
after the duration. Louis r. Simpson,
realtor. 1850 No. Irving St. CHI. mn.
A HOMESITE ON UNIVERSITY TER.
THAT HAS A WONDERFUL FUTURE.
PRICE REDUCED TO SOC PER SQUARE
FT. PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.. 1871 K
ST NV.
Evening star., 1943-12-06

SINGLE ROOM, private home: Trinidad
bus line. TR 39.2
1916 D ST. N.E.-Christian home; nicely
furnished double room for girls; gas
heat, phone. Ii 0gs9. 6.
private home, semi-private bath. running
hot water. unlimited phone. Ii. 1899.
ATTRACTIVE ROOM in quiet apartment
for rent to young woman; kitchen priv
icges. RE. 1000. Ext. 30. . to IS.
S33 c NE.-First-f1oor. studio room,
warm quiet home. phone; employed lady,
week
Evening star., 1943-12-06

Distinctive Residence for those de-
mandirg the best Of food. living quarters
and atmosphere. Attractive twin-bed rms
service and freedom of private estate SPA
clous. halls. library and drawing rm In
speetlon invited by appointment. OIL. T477
WILL RENT my one room,
Pullman kitchen and bath,
new apt. bldg, NV, Conn.
ave-. newly, tastefully furn.,
to responsible party for 3
mos, perhaps longer, 500 mo.
Call after 6 eyes,. OR. O648
Evening star., 1943-12-06
COUNTRY BOARD,
CHILDREN.

CHILDREN, - board and room at verv
unusual historic 150-acre estate nearby
hHVlne every comfort rarely found Su-
perVlslon Of, health. manners and plav by
cultured COLLEGE woman. Fresh milk eggs
ctc Bus al entrance. Transportation fur
nlShed parent for inspection. MI 6o9S
Box Book, Star
Evening star., 1943-12-06
ROOMS WANTED.

FREE FRENCH OFFICER. major, air force,
in Washington for 3 months. desires de-
sirable room, private bath. If possible, NV
section. Major G. Mondin. 1859 st n W
Evening star., 1943-12-06
oUT-oF-Towh REAL ESTATE.
Your Vacation Home Now and
Cs.a.aGs liz 1 L

Your vacation Home Now and
a Snug Harbor to Retire to.
We offer until sold an additional number
on the GULF COAST OF FLORIDA, a FISH
erman's heaven, at present prices of S395
to $685. per tract Some homesites have
and have electricity.
Terms. $40 down and SIS per month.
Immediate possession.
No heating or tax problems and a won
derful all-year climate.
For beautiful illustrated free booklet
Phone Wss1ey aucSanan aI Rrte 4 adsiTa N nth
Evening star., 1943-12-06
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

2 LARGE BEDROOMS with private bath
adjoining south porch, suitable for = or
III rlth ST. Me- Ne 8 rooms. DOM all modern
Mm5Bb6GGSsSeSif M5bGRS Miss GE I553Gt Gas 70 share
ee9nyenient to Navy Annex and Pentseon PIt 1noli
Bios; BH1 Arlington Village. Chestnut 800
GIRL to share room room, tAsafn sot. Win others.
VIII vi 81 snAkf ,s Apt room la TR Es,6sn SaoS bath
- 70 p; unlim. phone. IA 6afS week
80 pEAsoDY Ifp ? sr sln NwGBearoom l. cd ao, kitcb
en-. next bath with shower: utilities fur
e15n,oys n1Sn,ed gas heat' pix express bus gentle
I"es 9Th PL. s.E..studio T living 80 room.
complete Kitchen. private bath, utilities
FHsH1oSABLE1 s on BIZ 1fSf CENTRAL Ii BtplSc
3 81; to share at $40 month Box 469-K,
hswh gas and electricity o0S s6 so Sno Tenah Gsnn
furnish own heat Hubert Newsom Real
a5ss 18Th sTs ST. Hs IWLLarse Il eei bed-stnr
rm 1st f., pvt bath, pvt. entrance; utiI,
tu,n f,ny s2;54 per T.ek. DE; 1873.
furnished apartment, with another; s25
month; Sc. section. Phone after 8 PM,
nale eookns Z L dssred aire ''FR Rayzood so{ eaf G2
FFIcEScY Eff YnHP ,F.R4aENT aa !fr to share With
refined gentle girl, age 22-25. Gail Tayior
,d Nk. e. SAfiToI. sss rms. semiOath: rear
adults only: fine location. 80 Mass
IN M NEW M HONE pyt4 entrance large room;
ssis s''s, oNT4R1o sf RD: wv rm.. bath
NJ ST. s0ny Nw Sranis ca aiter pm room
Iitchenette, incl, utll and linens. $50 mo:
gentlemen or couples, Apply only A. pm.
no pets or children: gentle family Vacant
Tues, pm. Both apply 1926 18th
BROOM FURN APT. Sc. section. near
IN and Pa, ave. No children or pets
a2a JEFFERSON ST. N.w.-semidet. home
r; br. twin bedsD kit, bath, util incl:
smpl: married couple; gentle home;
MODERN FURNISHED APARTMENT, NV
section, Chillum. VIII rent for 3 months
I; LIVING room bedroom. kitchen and dinctte
ePrTEIASp q e fa.s cf Rk IN MI sG 5sGrn
dinette-kit., bath. util. no linens Suitable
CoNS or 3 sV2 sV2 BOX :3I,G; star .oon, s,o
fireplsce; Frigidaire, shower, bath, SCI so
la94 VERMONT AVE. Nw.-Bright. newly
smaller. S4": maid service, good downtown
SnvER ,GfstioR. sesiNG GO 5oo4 Nn e..ona som =,
SIS mo; employed couple 81. s9l5.
Girl, 10 share apt with others. in attrac-
tive home. excellent transport tation facil-
9l! iOST PL. N.E.-Room for > girls or
70 bus lines. AT 1868
3 Rooms PVT. bath, pvt. entrance and
81 RANDOLPH PL. N.w.-Tvo rooms,
near bath. Call AID. 977S 81
PLEASANT 4-ROOM APARTMENT, 1893
East Capitol st. Call AD a11S 81
PLEASANT Groom apartment. No. 20. Srd
ne. Call Adams a7Ts. ~
NORTHWEST-Nicely furn. 4-room apt
for refined girls; gas and elec, included
Phone Adams 6a4a
NEAR 18th AND N.w.-studio- o-style .
rm., kitchenette and bath refs dishes
Tor 3 or girls: Sl00. Phone ME- $3.50
FOR COLORED, 1435 Irving st. n.eI
room and kitchenette: adults. Call in per-
son: can be seen until 3 m. Sun, ref. re-
outred: $3.50 per mo
Evening star., 1943-12-06
NE. SECTION.
BETTER THAN APIS

Large, cheerful apt, will accommodate e
or persons; everything furn, 500 mo
Ii. 00"c".
Evening star., 1943-12-06
NEW GROOM COIONIAl

NEW b-ROOM COLONIAL.
.S6,75O-S50 PER MONTH.
3-bedroom home. large 2O-ft living
room with open fireplace, dining room de
luxe kitchen, ample closet space, attrac-
tive side porch, lifetime steel windows,
screens, insulation. full basement. ideal
for recreation; beautiful wooded lot: high
pancy. 81 1000 cash, $50 per month: or
less cash and larger monthly payments.
Open. 1921 55th pl., Rogers Heights Sub
division, Hysttsville. Md Owner, ROGERS
CONSTRUCTION CO, WA. 1913, 1886.
Evening star., 1943-12-06
STOCK, DAIRY FARMS.
JOHN BURDOFT. Colesville, Md.
FARMS FOR RENT.

1OO-ACRE TOBACCO FARM. 40 mi. Wash
ington; tractor, teams, all nearly new
bldes.,, 6-rm; house with cellar; on shares;
Jan. st 1914. Owner, VIM B. Cation
.5HS Penna ave. Sc. AT 3Il1
Evening star., 1943-12-06
HOUSES FOR SALE.

IN BETHESDA-Extra nice brick bunga-
low. slate roof, on quiet street; large lot
completely fenced; detached garage;
quality. property in fine condition and not
very old. R. p. Ripley, SH. 1888 {Sun.
and ewes. OIL. 1908. Mrs. Moebs)
1900 BLK. FAIRMONT ST. NV, near 14tb
.-3-story and basement brick and stone,
!. rooms. , baths, "; heat. oil; mme-
" S. Hurlbert. MA. 351O. p3l H st. NV.
Evening star., 1943-12-06

LIVING ROOM. dinette. bedroom. bath.
Kitchen. back porch. in new building: util-
ltles included: S60;50: See resident man
ager, APT J.. 1894 Buena Vista ter Sc
Z. hOOMS. kitchen and bath; also 3 rooms.
Silchen t5l and bath In Silver Spring Cali
II : ko5oaSls, 56Sls tile kitchen I'll. h.t,. ut,,,,..
ISrn; nS1a 1s4S Good Hope road s.e. TR.
TAkOMA PARK-First- floor bunsalow. 4
rooms, private bath, garage, oil heat furn
c9nv tranSp couple only sligo S045.
i5i3 TRINIDAD AVE. N.E.-3 rms, cleo
ssricity. neat. gas and telephone furn. Call
TAkOMA-2 and 4 large rm. apts., nearly
new, H. h., refe.: S35-S52 80; excel. Ioc :,
BUS: ADULTS 500 Houston ave 81. 9lS5
: APIS: OF z ROOMS, KIT AND BATH.
near near Lyon Village, Arlington, Va-.IO7
North Rolfe st. Available Dec. Z and is.
Phone TE. 9BA6 or TIE 4141
Evening star., 1943-12-06
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

STORAGE SPACE
5000 #, central! ~145 per mo.
81 600 4 IL or part, r.r siding
OHARE ESTATES 1916 L St. NV