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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-10-30
CHAPTER THREE

When she pushed the button to
bring up the elevator, Andrea felt
something that began under her
red-tipped finger shoot up through
her arm, and it was kind OF
inner electricity, a spark set OF
by something she could not ex-
plain. But Andrea was not girl
who tried to explain the things
she felt. Turmoil was not new to
her, and she knew that it was
frequently born of no more than
discomfort, an urge to hasten life,
which moved too slowly. 1t set
up a turmoil that was nQw slow
ly burning anger against the pat
tern she lived by.
Beth thought that hate was a
word on Andrea's lips, spoken
without consciousness of its real
meaning. but Andrea knew it was
not. From the depths of her soul
she hated the dizziness, the stand
ing stiffness Of the mold from which
she could not escape because she
had to live on the money she
earned as secretary, and be-
cause she knew there was no es-
cape unless she could marry a
man with money. Before Dennis
Archer had come into her life,
she would have married any man
who could have given her the
things for which she longed. Some
times she awoke in the night
and thought of the touch of soft
furs, the sparkle of jewels, the
feel of fine clothes. She ached
to see the wonders Of the Riviera,
Paris in the spring, London dur
ing the season. That the war had
BANKED out all these things was
of no moment to her. There w
other luxuries to be seen and sip
ped and grasped, and feeling was
in her like hungry fingers reach
ing out for this soul food she cray
ed.
Once it would have been just
that, no more. Once she might
have got over it and some young
man. handsome, gay, destined
to more than-well, someone like
Jim Ronald-the simple rewards
Of his work, might have come
along and she'd have married
him.
But she had met Dennis.
Dennis, with his fine linens and
fabrics, his strong, brown hands,
his Oxfordian voice, his manner
that commanded the service An
drea thought was meant for kings.
Dennis, with his ease and grace,
his worldly air. Dennis, who had
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Volunteers Are Sought
For Gas Rationing Work

With only eight work days re-
naming in which to issue the
basic GAP gasoline ration books
to New Hanover citizens, officials
made an urgent plea Friday for
the help of 10 volunteers daily.
Applications for the new gasoline
book are now arriving at the ra-
tioning office at the rate Of 500
daily while only about 200 books
are daily being dispatched from
that office due to the shortage Of
the rationing board staff.
With the help Of volunteers dur
ing the remaining days before the
IA" book becomes valid, officials
estimated that 1900 books could
be mailed daily to county automo-
bile owners.
The "a" book becomes valid
November 9.
Officials declared "there is no
use for anyone to call the board
TO ask why he hasn't received an
a book, for without the help Of
volunteers, we simply cannot get
Ill the books out on time"
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drea the whole history of the mills
that had once been his wife's, and
ne knew she was not interested.
The anger faded from Andrea's
being as thought new and excit.
ing caught her attention, and she
leaned across the table and spoke
softly, Dennis, are you and she
gong to to make any ar
rangements =. you know what ]
mean?"
She thought his face was gray
in the half-light when he spoke.
mo. We dined together. That's
why I didn't ask you to dine with
me. I'm afraid it's pretty hope.
less, Andy.
She drew her hands awav from
his.
cts all talk. isn't it, Dennis?
You want me to dine and dance
with you, to be with you like any
any little little :"
Don't say it," he said misera.
bly,. You're the 1oveliest gayest,
sweetest thing that's ever hap.
pened in ray life. I'm not verl
good at saying poetic things. !
don't know how to tell you what
you are, what it's meant to me to
have you with me as little as ]
have. You make me forget the
things that tire man, and make
him feel DID,"
"Old? You?" she asked. "At Al?
Dennis, you're trying to appeal tc
me. Or are you trying to evade
me?"
"Evade your" he asked, sur.
prised.
We've never said these things
to each other, have we?" A pulse
throbbed in her throat, because
she was saying at last what she
had long wanted to say. "We've
never said that we were in love
with each other and that things
can't ever stand still.''
He looked q when she said that,
and asked, as if he hadn't known,
do you love me, Andrea?"
For moment she thought, 81
don't know" and she seemed to
see Jim Ronald's face across the
table from her for an instant. She
said, 1--WE said it once, darling,
but you never said it to me. Do
your"
II never knew what love was
until I knew you. If a flower loves
the sun it turns to, 1 love you, for
that's the way l am with you. ]
never had a girl when l was
young. 1 have never known a girl
who was full of laughter, as you
are. No girl has ever done to rec
what you have. Is that love, dar.
ling? For me. yes. Badly said?''
NO she said softly. do you
want me, with my laughter and
the things you love about me,
Dennis? Do you want me with
you for all your life?"
He drew in his breath and his
eyes answered her.
Tell that to Beatrice" she said
just as gently, but holding his eyes
with her own. ''She doesn't want
you. Your marriage was over long
ago. Tell her the truth. Then you
will have me-
Before her eyes she saw a
change come into his face. She
saw him grow remote, intent upon
his inner thoughts, saw the line
Of his mouth tighten and he said,
Il cannot"
'Not for me?"
mot for you. Because there are
5000 people who come before you
and me. More than that I can't
tell YOU
you may lose me-" she said in
a whisper.
His face was close to her own
and he said, mot if you love me
not ever"
He was to remember one day
that he had said it.
(To Be Continued)
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SYNOPSIS

Boonmates and cousins,
BETH K1NNAN, serious-ninded
and trusting, and
ANDREA BARNES, rather self
centered and selfish, find that
the tenseness accompanying
Americas impending entrance
into the war is beginning to af-
feet their lives. For three years
Beth has going with
JIM RONALD, who still has not
been too successful in getting
ahead in the world, while An
drea has been attracted by
DENNIS ARCHER, Is years her
senior, but wealthy and interest
ing-and also married.
Jim reveals that he
is entering the Army to become
an officer.
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known all the places she wanted to
know. Dennis, who never made
violent love to her the way the
youths she knew had done. Den
mis-, who made love to her with
his eyes, his attentions, who lad
told her in a thousand ways
save one-that he loved her.
Dennis, who was content with
the little he had of her.
But Andrea was not content.
Sitting beside him in his low-slung
car, dancing with him, across
from him at the many tables Of
which she was beginning to tire,
she dreamed of being mistress Of
his big house in the valley, Of
travelling with him, of being Mrs.
Archer. The goal that never came
nearer.
He was getting out of the car
when she opened the front door.
'Hello," she said, seeing with
disappointment that he was not in
dinner jacket. II came down to
meet you because Beth is enter
tanning her . :" she broke off at
the point Of saying, 'beau,' and
she wondered why she hadn't, or
rather why she hadn't wanted to.
Il almost rang up to ask you to
let me off tonight, dear. Would
you have minded?'
cpd always mind,' she said,
but she thought, Il wouldn't have
not tonight and did not ask
herself why. Nor did she ask Den
mis- why. She said, Are we 60
ing to the Metropole?"
mo- he said rather shortly.
"It's noisy there and I . I want
to talk to YOU"
They drove in silence through
the city and out to the hills. one
not seeming to notice the Others
silence. When they'd come to a
small, almost dark inn, before
which there were only two or three
cars, and Dennis stopped the car,
Andrea pouted and said, 'This is
so dreary, darling. No one ever
comes here. Must WEI"
Pm being a darK-eyed villain"
he said, with an attempt at light
ness, taking you quite deliber-
ately where no one comes"
because you want me to your
self" Or do you have a nefarious
purpose?"
1.-THE first always goes - you'll
judge the second for yourself"
They found a scheduled corner.
and might well have been in the
middle of the floor for all the at
tention anyone paid them. Dennis
took her slim hands in his own,
gave them a quick pressure and
let them go.
What does all this mean" An
drea asked, seeing for the first
time that his face looked tired and
old.
beatrice is mere. She came to-
day"
Andrea's face stiffened. "Your
wife, she said in a little muir
muir. what do you mean, here?
In Pennington? or at :"
"At the house." he said.
Andrea felt anger rise in her
"You said she never came when
you were here. that you'd timed
your occupancy so that you'd not
meet"
This time it had to be, my
dear. We had business to
discuss. You know, Beatrice S
share Of the mills :" He let
his voice drop. He had told An
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HOW WE WILL Be AoNoRED FOR OBTAINING THE INVALUABLE
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LASTING GLORY AND HEALTH OF THE RElcA'S SOLoE4S'Y
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Orphanages in the Netherlands
are distinguished by the old-fash-
toned figures Of boy and a girl
IN the frontage.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD (cont,

1852 PERRY PL. NV, off 14th-Cool,
erous meals; c.h.w.. uni. phone. DE. 7749
room. room. z girls. Call RE. 600. Ext. 72757.
1854 GIRARD ST .NW.-Room and board
SlngleS and double. Excellent table
Unlimited phone. Reas. rates CO. 1880
CONVENIENT to all War Bldss.. double
room room; l0e & fare; & good home for the right
MT. PLEASANT. 1920 Kilbourne pl. NV
Beautiful furnished home, just opened, for
girls: finest food. North 1851.
NICE DOUBLE FRONT RIM. single beds;
good transp:: in Jewish home: $40 mo.
Emerson 5217.
Mr.. 18th AND PARK RD.--Large room for
, in refined home, with board. Also
earaee. AID. 1859.
ANACosTIA - Lovely room in private
Atlantic 1852.
aO14 KALoRAMA RD. NV.
Two vacancies, for young ladies. Ex-
ATTRACTIVE HOME.
SINGLE RIM. DU. 1222.
1401 10th ST. NV.
Ideal residence for business people ige.
rms. switchboard serv.: excellent meals.
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
ROOM AND BOARD for employed mother
and 4-mo. -old baby Care Of baby during
the day RE rSOO Eyt O0RO 1GN
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EI,ASHl

Wanted by very discriminating adult
gentle couple, husband Army officer; small
apt consisting of minimum bedroom.
living room. kitchen and ,dinette Uninter-
nished % WITH with excellent taste and not attic
heirlooms Will paw generous price de-
pending upon quality and location. Call
WO O9Ta, bet. o m, and ! pm.
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HOUSES UkFURkISHED.

BUNGALOW, 3 ROOMS, KITCHEN; Lo-
line; bus service, all modern facilities and
garden space. Call Kensington 344-J. ask
for MR.. KRAMER.
LARGE HOUSE, FIVE BEDROOMS. FOUR
May l. 1900 Both st Sc, Randall Hill.
MR. MILOR, HO. 11l5. ewes. LU. 1854.
5-ROOM HOUSE. NEAR BOILING FIELD
in NV. section. House is | year old and
rents for $40 gas heat. Cali CO. S941,
10 am. to Q ON. 49,
. BLKs. EAST OF CONN. AVE, IN D. C.
-6 bedrms., 312 baths center-hall plan;
redecorated; coal heat, also oil-burner: 9
car garage. Immediate possession. 4sOS
30th st. NV. 1928 mo. MA. 9061.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

PETWoRTH, ST. GABR1EL's PARISH,
detached. 6 rooms, garden, lily pond FIRE
place for 3 mos, to Army or Navy family:
$50 per mo. Randolph 1882.
ATTRACTIVE sIx-RooM COLONIAL;
fenced garden. Conv to bus; S1e5 mo- for
6 mo-: refs Phone Alexandria "s92.
5000 NOM GOING AWAY. RIGHT
party may rent my $4,000 fully furnished,
close-in, modern Md. estate: every conv,
3-car brick garage. nice servant apt.
Good care main requirement: refs. Execu-
tive 1890, Extension 2111.
500: CHEVY CHASE. D. c., WITHIN 2
blocks of Conn. ave: six rooms, bath, ga
rage: owner to reserve , back bedrooms.
THOS. L. PHILLIPS, 35lS Conn. ave.
WO. 1900
MODERN HOUSE, FURNISHED. .LIv. RIM.
din. rm., kit, 2 bedrms., u baths. garage.
Near buses and school Good location.
s125 per mo, Phone SH. SOS.
FOR & MONTHS, HIGH-GRADE NEW
residence, exclusive suburb. Adult family
Of or 3. OIL 002S.
7 ROOMS, . BATHS, GARAGE. WELL
furn: lease: reasonable. Box 81 e, Star.
GETOWN-SEVERAL HOUSES FOR
rent for the summer, $3.50 to $500. Also
to buy. DU. 5000, 10 to ;, MISS HOBBS.
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FARM 8 GARDEN.
FRIITT TREES

All other fruit and vegetable plants.
Locally grown for local conditions. ever
sreenst shade trees and shrubs.
MEREDITH CAPPER, Falls Church 1917.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL. WANTS RENT
about May 10; references. Ex. O10O,
Ext 275: evenings. North 2l09. Is.
COUPLE DESIRE ATTR FURNISHED
hoSss At m pt class ASK
May ist. a' Call Cali MRS. THoRNE, at ae the
Statler Hotel. Room W-507
ARMY OFFICER AND WIFE, NO CHu.-
dren. desire furn. house, or rms, in
e6 NAV sseron so exc
7O4. between $40 and 1890 am.
FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED 2-BED-
room house, between Falls Church and
Key Bridge, vicinity Lee Highway. CHI.
0024
UNFgRNIsIED HOUSE OR APARTMENT
ment empioye; : or 5 bedrooms. living
s9,a;na ROOM kitchen hen dinette bath; in modern
accept now or By june i. Boy 4sa-E, star.
REFINED FAMILY, WASHINGTON RESI-
home, in NV. or ne Box AL, Star. Ig'
HOUsE-UNFURNISHE 90 BEDROOMS,
suburban; about June LIST. Elk. 3O6S.
STEVENS. References. IS
ARMY MEDICAL OFFICER, WIFE AND
m.ns Or e Soue wa.eT Reed Best
before eeniis Il. oeorsis snep 475s. I'd" m'fn.s i4
NAVAL OFFICER AND WIFE WANT FUR
nished or unfurnished house or apartment.
nesSn AZ esn.n no psss sis sop q WOOD
ley 0651.
RESP. GOVT. OFFICIAL IN WAR AGEN-
baby desire 2-bedrm hse.. furn. or unfurn.,
ne M IN Ari sa Ses. refs Re, 1900, Ss' Ess. &.
S1776, till $50 CH. s22o ewes.
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Moo r1v Nom A-Rodrr, Home

1NCu1IJ 1CW, 0Cu1 III 11UI1lC'
2 baths, gle ssed-in shower and linen
closet on end H.: 1st H.. step-down living
rm., mirrored walls; step-up dining nm:
and den. modern kitchen. 1st A. carpeted
from wall to wall: recreation rm. has Are
place, round bar with mirror. leather-cov-
cred wall benches: large back yard. with
Venetian blinds throughout: thoroughly in
sulated and screened: automatic heat costs
~ mo ys tissso esss d0Tn p.snss 4ss
Upshur st. NV, RA 6571
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

ARLINGTON = GROOM APIS, ] BIG
bedrm, and comb kitchenette and dnette.
Utils. furn. Semi-private bath. S31 80.
1901 No. Stafford st, oxford 4231.
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CATTLE 3 LIVESTOCK.

FARM MACHINERY, Fordson tractor,
tractor plow. harrow, horse pillow, harness,
COW. work horse, pigs, buggy, farm bell.
farm truck, sawed yellow locust posts.
Pierson. Sandy Spring. Phi. Ashton 1921.
3 UNHRoKEN MULES, 3 to 5 yrs, old: also
Call Ma. OSLO or SH. 6254
EADDLE HORSE, Kentucky, 5 years old
gated: cost S1.500; will sell cheap. Call
OR 3036.
eORREL dEIDNo. thoroughbred, = yrs.
cid; GENTLE. effectionate but spirited with
saddle and bridle. $3.50. HI. 0as3-J.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT (con,.

GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL AND WIFE,
two bedroom house with yard, NV. about
500. MISS HOMER, ME- 5000 before s;
CO. 1896 Sun. and eyes
ARMY COLONEL WISHES 3-BEDROOM,
Glebe 44O0, Ext. 251, after 8.
WANTED TO RENT, 3 OR 4 BEDROOM
unfinished house, NV. section or suburbs,
S125 limit. MA. 0441. 2O'
NAVY MEDICAL OFFICER DESIRES
pref. Bethesda area. Phone Taylor 6714.
We HAVE NUMEROUS REQUESTS FOR
furnished and unfurnished houses in the
northwest section of the city and near
suburbs. We can And you responsible
RANDALL H. HAGNER + CO. Inc
1891 Conn. Ave. DE. 5000
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CHEVY CHASE.

CHEVY CHASE.
An attractively furnished rooms. 2
baths, garage. attic, insulated throughout,
AUTOMATIC heat, fireplace, screened porch in
rear. cellar under entire house, Bendiy
washer. modern kitchen and icebox. Will
lease for l year. Adults preferred. Ref
erence required. Price, $3.50 per month.
Immediate occupancy. To inspect phone
MA. 2265
VIM. T. BALLARD,
1901 EVE ST NV
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SILVER SPRING.

Olive En Or n1N0.
beautiful brick with. slate roof. 3
bedrooms Q baths. lay. in basement, large
living room, freplaces: corner lot. 3
spot. Like new. Vacant.
$11,750.
WoNTHINCToN REALTY, Excl., 81. 9i44,
a415 Georeia Ave.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OOO,

Choice wooded section OF Chevy Chase.
Md. between the two clubs and two blocks
from rapid Transportation. Center-hall
Colonial brick. built by Geo. F. Mikkelson
about five years ago. There are three nice
bedrooms and . complete baths on 2nd
floor. finished and insulated attic. summer
winter hookup for domestic hot water
large screened porch, automatic heat and
garage. The lot has a irontaee OF as
feet. which is well Handicapped Fine shade
trees. Possession May ! BOSS A. PHELPS,
Leigh. WI 31aa.
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18th AND COLUMBIA RD.
20 oSA

2-CAR BRICK GARAGE
Owner leaving city, desires immediate
containing 8 spacious rooms, reception
hall. bath. INV h, practically new domes-
tic hot-water heater, etc. Close to trans
portation, stores, schools and churches.
Reasonable terms can be arranged. Phone
Mr.. Evans. WO. 029O. with
SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
1903 II ST Nv National o34b
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$3.50 OO0

Worth Of bunga allows. situated in beautiful
Woodbridge. and rooms. each can be
purchased for as low as $4a5 down. balance
like rent, Never again will you have such
opportunity to own your own home at
such low terms Remember.
YOUR NE1GHBoR BOUGHT FROM US"
Leo M. Bernstein g. Co., ME. 5400.
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1886 KENYON ST. NV.
Large dbe. nm, adj. bath, southern ex-
pos; suita bic 2 or persons: unlim. phone.
1850 18th ST. NV.
Refined young man desires congenial
roommate to share lovely front room.
newly furn. and decorated. DE. T195.
COLORED-l7lO 4th st. nw-Furnished
room. for neat, single gentleman; next to
bath
OLORED-Furnished room for employed
adult: respectable. Lincoln O337.
COLORED-Quet girl to share room with
another; SO week Call during the day.
1882 T st. NV
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Bethesda-Edgemoor Section.

S12.95o. ~ miles 10 Medical Center
4 bedrooms, . baths, exceptionally large
living room. large lot. double garage: near
shopping center bus. schools and churches:
very fine nelghborhood: possession 30 DAYS,
BOSS Il PHELPS. Realtors. MA. 1900 lex
cluslvey). Evenings and Sunday call Mr..
Measel Adams O533
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ROOMS FURNISHED (con,. J

HOBART ST. NV, near 18th and Mt.
Pleasant-Large, quiet. front room. next
to bath; gentleman; $50. Columbia O52O.
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)lstriCt $500. l1OR Vermont Avl
Sunday and Nights. Taylor O62O,
ALL-BRICK COLONIAL,
GAS HEAT-S13 son

Chevy Chase, Md.-Beautiful brick home,
on lot 5ox1l0, fenced-in rear yard recep-
ton hall, large living, dining rooms mod
ern kitchen. 3 bedrooms . beautiful tile
baths. large recreation room with fireplace.
garage, screened porch iOx2O. yoUr oppor-
tunity 10 get real home.
LIE If d MFASFII WO hooI
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NAVY DOCTOR AND WIFE DESIRE
furnished house or apartment, 1 or more
bedrooms: prefer hotel apartment CO.
2o0O, Room 2l2-F. 1es
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CENTER-HALL COLONIAL,
CAS- HEAT Gil 600
FOUR BEDROOMS,
VACANT-S5. 25O

2 BATHS; BRICK.
In best section of Cleveland Park, near
Bureau of Standards Phoebe Hearst School,
Immaculate Seminary, stores and car line.
All good-SiZed rooms hardwood floors,
automatic hot-water heat Built-in garage.
Priced for quick sale at only $4,000
SHANNON IL LUCHS CO,
1905 ST. NV National G345
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fully built modern home costing present
owner S35,OO a few years ago this
place offers exceptional value at $4,000
Many unusual features built into the
property. Includes bedrooms. 2 baths.
maids room and BATH library. living room
l4x27. beautiful porch and lovely corner
lot containing over 10000 so. #. OF
ground Entire house in immaculate con-
dition. owner leaving city, reason for
selling. Please call Mr BortZ, WO. asa,
FRANK 6 PHILLIPS DI 1411
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FURNISHED or unfurnished bedroom. Nv
ing room, kitchenette and bath; 2 WAVE
officers NV. section. Call MA. 3S10. Ext
Sl4, after pm. 16'
WANTED FuRN: APT, s125 A MO-, s
Leave message. Ma. 274O, Room 9O3. 15'
FOUR RESPONSIBLE YOUNG WOMEN
desire 2-bedroom, furnished apt. in clean,
iinston or niS; siaS S1 No: bs4s b after l.
2h-RooM APT. FURNISHED OR UN-
furnished, In desirable legation. Desire
pm, DU. $3.50.
NAVAL OFFICER AND WIFE DESIRE
psnay aP fo a ~
bedrooms in apt house, northwest, desired
BY WPB executive and wife for 3 mos. or
e essses $500 esH pe9 mo May Be-.
FURNISHED APT. OR HOUSE IMMEpI-
ately for 2 months. preferably in vicinity
asss aeosATH Thu Or Eni Write Box s5sa star
Bus1NEssWoMAN DESIRES SMALL, FUR
or n prvnte
WASHINGTON or nearby Committing distance
Rsasonable. p. Q. BOX s32, Benz. Frank
EVENINGS and Sundays, ia. 57I5. Ia:
uNFuRNIsHED APT. OR HOUSE IN
Washington or Arlington; Govt. employed;
dinette and bath. in modern BLDG viii
pay. years rent In advance, If necessary;
adult family of four Will accept now
NAVY ppcToR AND WIFE pEs1RE
furnished house or apartment, 1 or more
bedrooms: prefer hotel apartment co.
zooo' Room 2l2 1ee
Evening star., 1943-04-14

S5.95O-DETACHED-B
Modern bungaloT. 2 bedroomSVv tiled
bath, large Hving ROOM. fully equipped
kitchen. screened porch. hardwood floors.
7240 wisconnin Ave. WI. AIS. VI. b344.
Evening star., 1943-04-14

$4,000: new brick mibungalow, con-
tanning . bedrooms and bath on first floor
and 2 bedrooms and bath on second; wood
built-in garage: Immaculate new-house
condition: built for owner: delightful
home Call BOSS d. PHELPS, MA. $500.
Eueninnc nal Mr. Cnndit OR OlO1
Evening star., 1943-04-14

ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
ROOM AND BOARD for employed mothe
and 4-mo. -old baby Care of baby durin
the day. RE. 900. Ext. 2O62 16s
Evening star., 1943-04-14
NORTHEAST-S8.OOO.

NOfL I 11EIhO I-DO, ,UUU.
Attractive and substantial Colonial row
brick, automatic heat, electric refrigera ton,
garage screened sleeping porch: all in
good condition. The house is 3 rooms
deep and all of the rooms are large. Early
possession. BOSS e. PHELPS Realtors
MA. 1900, Evenings and Sunday call Mr.