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Arkansas State press., 1943-11-12
AME AsPIRANTS VISIT HERE .

Attending Bishop G. E. Curry's series of Arkansas
Conferences and guest at the Episcopal Residence, 211S
Cross street were the following guests, DR.. G. W.. Baber,
pastor of the historic Ebenezer AME Church, Detroit,
Michigan, who entertained the last M General Confer
ence. DR.. Baber is aspiring for the Bishopric DR.. d.
Arnonde Walker, one time President of WHEREFORE Uni
versity, now pastoring the leading church in Buffalo, New
York is also expecting to take a seat on the bench and
DR.. E. A. Adams Of Columbia, S. c., Secretary of Educa-
ton in the M Church, who is conceded will GO In on
the First Ballot.
Arkansas State press., 1943-11-12

and Mrs. FELTON, Walker and Mrs. Ernestine Steward when
a group of friends stood at the Railroad Terminal, Fri
day. Miss Ousley will visit her brother, Jack, who is max
ing his home there.
Arkansas State press., 1943-11-12
We're co-hostesses. The ladies are ardent members of
Bethel AMI Church. Sunday afternoon. October 81,

were co-hostesses. The ladies are ardent members of
Bethel Church. Sunday afternoon, October 81,
home, 20lS Cross Street, at bridge in celebration of her
birthday. High scores in a progressive bridge tournament
We're won by Miss Viola Johnson and Mrs: c: Franklin
Brown. Mrs. Stewart received many beautiful gifts. Guest
list included Mesdames Jack Dewitt Davis, John Carmichael
Bateman Harris, VIII. Hargon, C. Franklin Brown, c. D.
Bum, Henry Oliver, M. B. Carter, Fisher Burroughs, Miss
FINE ARTS CLUB ADOPTS YEARS THEME -.
uoua af IN w Arts as a ia Factor tGsn tor Sustaining hg NO Morale nsoa IN .
committee of the Fine Arts Club, with Mrs. J. H. Lewis,
chairman Resuming regular meetings for the Fall and
Hynson, Miss E. ]. Copeland and Mrs. G.. w. S. Ism. Mrs.
Sadye Thompson was hostess to the club at her residence
Sunday. Armistce Day observance featured patriotic
songs which have grown from American wars Mrs.
G. H. Scott is reporter for the club.
AME ZION PASTOR RETURNS .
Rev. T. G. Gillian of Coleman Chapel AME Zion
Church receives congratulations and pledges of hearty sup
port from his membership through their reporter, Mrs.
Mamie Wright, after being returned for another Confer
ence year.
THEY'RE PRIvATES NOW
A staff correspondent visited the Reception Center at
Camp Joseph T. Robinson and gave a warm handsNa AXE
to Pvt. Herbert Williams, former ambulance driver with
Dubisson and Company; Pvt. Charles Gillespie and Pvt.
Lee Bradford.
TO JOIN TWIN FOR ARMY TRAINING -.
Robert Harry Taley, who has thrilled local audi
ances with his Jump and jive' orchestra has his induction
papers in hand for November 10 Already his twin,
Pvt. Herbert Taley is taking basic training at Camp Rob-
inson. The twins are sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred D.. Taney,
1903 Bishop Street.
CPL. HOLLAND VISITS OFFICE -.
From Camp Swift, Texas to bring greetings from Cpl.
Andrew "A. Rocks to a certain young lady, was Cpl. Ed
ward Holland, 1918 Cedar Street, who will be guest of his
parents here. Just you wait and see there will be rice
throwing and dragging of old boots comes Xmas! Paging
Miss Brown, office secretary.
tn THE cor DrN GATE
Receiving wishes for a pleasant journey to Los Angeles,
California, were Miss Tyraleese Ousley, daughter of Mr..
Arkansas State press., 1943-11-12
OF INTEREST

OF INTEREST 80.
DR.. and Mrs. J. E. Burke, sister and brotherin-law
of Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Cubisson recently celebrated their
25th Wedding Anniversary at their beautiful Forrest City
home. Little Rock guests attending the celebration were:
Mr.. and Mrs. D. j. Dubisson, Mrs. Myrtle Williams; DR..
and Mrs. H. A. Powell; DR.. and Mrs. G. W. S. Ish; Prot.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-06-03

Staff Sergeant Marcus A. How
ard from Fort Lewis is on a Is
day furlough visiting his father
w. H. Howard and uncle w. B.
Howard of Kennewick.
Mrs. Mona Monroe who spent
last week in Okanogan attending
the graduation of her daughter
Mona Marie returned to her home
Monday. Her daughter Mona Mon
roe accompanied her home and
has accepted a position in the Of
flee of st. Johns Motor Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. V. Mosher of
Ere-rerton came Monday to ar
range fer the moving of their
furniture to their new home III
Bre12ertor. They are living in
one OF tne Geferse houses there.
Trey returned Wednesday after
>Oon.
First Lieutenant Wilferd R. Al
terbury of Kennewick was among
rt,.= s.::.:::.::tt'::,! officers from various
-. - ,-.c --~~--l wits who
recentIN - *: dlplU-.
cc~a:4-. of sIx-weeks course
80 f.. Warner Robins Control
IArcu Command and Staff school
&; jt.:.obins Field Army Air Base. 1t.
.. pap =. : ..;t..:.o-ed o. Robins
Field.
Mrs. Lou Miller was a guest at
he dip homo - ~-:-.;svside over
Memorial day.
Mrs. Glenn Mailing -; 49,
couver was greeting old frl5:,c =:
|Kennewick the first of the wes';:.
MI. and Mrs. Mailing are spend
-, few days with Nailing.s
FER. >nsco. Mrs. Mailing will
be rememue.S. Elisa Brogunier.
Mrs. Chris Puderbaugh e-11-iied
home Tuesday from Seattle after
visiting her daughter Fay Jacob
son. 49,
The Fourth Friday club met
with Mrs. J. I. Hill last week with
Mrs. J. A. Thompson and Mrs.
Nice Claimant assisting hostesses.
Plans were made for picnic to
be held on the first Sunday in
August for the members and their
families in the City Park. The
dinner at the picnic will be served
at one o'clock. -..>.. ~ =. =.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-06-03
POultrymen Must Save on
Available Feed Supplies

In order to keep livestock pro-
duction and feed supplies in bal
ance, the WPB has recommended
that it is advisable to stabilize the
production of broilers at the pres
ent level and that hog producers
keep their 1913 fall narrowing at
a level not in excess of Is percent
increase over the 1912 level.
The war food administration
commends the poultrymen and
others responsible for. the in
creased output of chicken meat
in the form of broilers in answer
to the call for increased food pro-
duction. Indications are that some
poultrymen would like to expand
further their facilities for hand
ling increased numbers of broil-
ers; however, at present it seems
advisable to discourage further
increases in the number of broilers
or any further expansion of facil-
tiles for broiler production. It is
felt that in this way, available feed
supplies will be utilized in ways
that will give maximum produc-
ton of the. essential food nutrients.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-06-03

The annual pre-school clinic
sponsored by the local Parent
Teacher Association will be held
on June 10th from g to IL and
from l to 5 in rooms 204 and EOS
in the high school building.
There will be free examination
as well as free diphtheria i'm
munization and small pox vac
cination. Any youngster of kin
dergarten or first grade age is
eligible to take advantage of
this opportunity for a physical
check up. Parents are asked to
get IN touch with Mrs. Walter
Hanson and register the names
}of Their children. This is asked
in order to decide whether the
clinic should be ceid for one Or
two days. DR.. R. w. Ri.:;cv will
be in charge of the cIini.: VI
be assisted by an outside doctcl
and Mrs. Anderson, the county
nurse.
| Mrs. MilG-t,:: ~ ~ - dar1gf
tiers Rebecca az: ::,,;;':Da Gene
motored to Port angeles Monday.
Wednesday Rebecca and Norma
Gene left from Seattle for T.
Angeles to visit their sister M: rie.
Mrs. Militia Darne1l and gr *ad-
son Richard of Port Angeles
home when ST.; returned the fl. =.
of the week f: the Coast. Mrs.
Darnell is IT iston's mother
and will Wis: for several
weeks. -, r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gu - Peter and
children are visiting a The home
of their parents Mr.. a..d Mr.
Harley Peter in the Hic:i,,,<: =;
and MIR. and Mrs. J. M. Sitton
in East Kennewick. Peter re-
turned to his work but Mrs. Peter
and the children will remain for
a longer visit. -
Little Miss Ruth Ann Johnson
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
johnson is visiting her grand
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest John
son in Finley a few days. j
Mrs. A. H.. Meyer of Seattle
came Friday to visit old friends
here. She was a house guest of
Mrs. T. w. Payne. Mrs. Meyer
returned to her home in Seattle
Monday night. 49, f.. /
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-06-03

Miss Louise Sampsell who at
tends Marycliff high school in
Spokane arrived home last Fri
day to spend a few days with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Elton Samp-
sell Of the Highlands. She expects
to return TO Spokane Monday and
will take a commercial course this
summer at Lewis and Clark high
school. Her sister, Lucille, will
return with her and spend the
summer vacation ~ SnoBane. Both
(. 2..".,. "A before re ~ y, e
.spok..,2 in September where I
will both enter Marycliff high
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Mouncey and
son of Seattle visited Mrs. Noun
cey's parents Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Hoadley and her sisters Mrs. Mar
tin CARRIER and Mrs. Howard Door
u - .0uble holiday.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-06-03

= and Mrs. Burke Hauschild
MI VII rom Pullman Thursday
arrived sre visiting relatives and
and a.. IN Kennewick and Pasco.
tllelus svpect to leave Monday for or
T Th,s Alto, Calf, where Burke vii vii
Pa,o STA Stanford University on the
sntsr - :1une. They expect to visit
lltn % nd Portland on their
: :'.: ::
". .,.-;: ZIG picnic of the
II. ,o,,oTk c. :. g.; be held Fri
zee June 4, in -. .,.ty PARK "a x, II
cay .rsati1er will pei # c'''
the . m WI: meet "A E-r5'
!. tas ) a' ca-raaan. Each ne,:r:'er :;
=. n 10 bring a dish to pass 7.1a
as &c .cr themselves.
Se, mrs, L. H. Cox had d the mls S:Io
,,,n nt to irjure her left hand W'ilie
, ~asbi IL this week: She .s,.a asei,
dentally ran ner iiSiio
INC nv w. and Mrs. Roy Johnson are
WI .,rents of a son born On Sat
.ns " May 29th if the ?asco
s a.eas, The young man weighed
o. : hounds and has been named
Ernest Richard. :. =,
mrs Mrs. Everett Aman is enjoying
MIC. r;sit from her grandfather 2.
walker from Hamilton City
= and from her sister Mrs. AL
u of Walla Walla this week.
AT Mr. and Mrs. Everett Aman re-
,; ; word from their son Loren
who has just joined the Marines
.sat he arrived in San Diego and
!. Stationed in the Marine Corps
base there.
Shirley Smith, daughter of 1t.
Comm. Smith of the Pasco Air
Lstation was patient in the Pasco
! hospital Monday, where she had
her tonsils removed.
Miss Betty Lynn who has been
student at Pullman returned to
ber home the latter part of the
week.
Mrs. Harley Neel entertained
the Royal Neighbors club at her
| home last Thursday evening. Pr
uochle was played with VIM. Brit
ton and Mrs. Joe Olbrich holding
honors for the evening. Delicious
homemade ice cream and cookies.
we're served after the pinochle
game. --r.., 49, =
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-06-03

Kenneth Foraker, who has just
finished a course in aerial gun
merry at Los Vegas, is stationed
temporarily at Salt Lake City
He aspires to become a 90:
pilot. He has just been s..':.
to the rank of So 80, = = 80
suit Of his WORK al LOS vegas.
Guests at the home or Mrs. H.
Burfeind over Memorial day were
NJ. =: ..:'':. :. -. Settlers and
-. :. =, -.IIardt of Portland, Mrs.
est Carstens Of Spokane and
Mrs. J. J. Smith Of Yakima.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-06-03

MIR. and Mrs. Roland Pasche
and son Douglas of Kennewick,
Mrs. Grace Perier, Margaret and
Mary Lou of Walla Walla and Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Pepperly of Dayton
were luncheon guests at the Bert
Watts home Memorial day.
Edward G. Eick of Portland was
a Wednesday evening caller at the
Fred Brodbeck home.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1943-06-03
Lyons = Edwards

Miss Ora May Lyons and NJ.
Cecil H. Edwards were mar :.
at a beautiful home service at
the home Of the brides parents
MIR. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Lyons in
East Kennewick. Rev. L. E. OLDER.
of Pasco read the double ring
ceremony at 200 o'clock in the
afternoon of June End before a
flower altar Of peonies and greens.
Mrs. Gilbert Edwards sang 81
1--we *" T"I..y' a.rcc'c;.-?:.,,':i. = !
~ r.. :.::::v ..s7.s. =: -: ,
wearing =. -::-.;:.. -. g.. :: $50. =
=" leg, ~: g. =: .:>. >
"a wreath CT c;&c;e $500 !: =: j
wearing a corsage of ORES, y S
escorted by ker 80 p. IIrs. E.
v. RecI.G:se.:. s.s:c. - =. :c-:"e,
vas l:sr c.iv ''"i;ic-
~:,r - r.. ...I-
Edwe 10 acting as best man, met
his bride at the altar where they
took their marriage vows. Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards are grad
yates of the Kennewick high
school. The bride is a daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. F. M. Lyons and
after attending Cheney Teachers
college and. the University of
Washington has been teaching in
the Kennewick schools. The bride
groom attended the Technical In
stitute of Chicago, later taking up
aviation. He is now connected
with CalSins Air Terminal of
Spokane. The couple will make
thir home in Spokane.
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Evening star., 1943-03-25
GLOVER PARK

IA rms. 2 baths. in new-house condi-
ton: Near 18Th and Newton sts. Only
semi-detached brick in Briehtwood 6
rms, oil heat: rets.; b.-i. garage. Only
$500 down. S7,15O
Vacant and fully redecorated. 3-yr. odd
brick bungalow, gas refs. In silver
Spring. Only S6.45O
IA. 1925. MA qI55
Evening star., 1943-03-25
APARTMENTS WANTED.

WANTED : APARTMENT or SNAIL.
house, suburbs preterre-d-. 4 or : rooms 10
Ex 3349, Ext 1S7 during day. RE tos5-
ARMY OFFICER, MARRIED. No CHI
dTen wants 81 2,3 goom apt Apr! P.et
facts first letter Box Iil-D star 9t'
UNFURNIsHED "-BEDROOM KITCHEN
cite. dnctte and bath apartments. in apar.-
ment buildlne, preterablr Ncs'aWey' D C.
two adults $50 20 $50 mon p. Box
23T-n, Star =
WILL BUY OR suRLEF REASONABLY
priced ] or r?om apartment IN N2r,h h.
umn7lar Td S9uple' 10 cnAoFen bonus.
RFLlABLE COUPLE NO CHILDREN or
pets gI Sp' sSto Sf hq9Se F$t n 81 ~" >'e.aa 'E i'S
GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL. AND WIFE
van' J q = bedroom teluisned apsr'meG.
r y preferred 20 chIc''a "s %. - h.
THREE BRITISH WAAF OFFICERS RE
Dupont .circle. Phone MISS B1ogKEY.
SfepheLa ,i'}l .-
ARMY COLONEL SINGH Z. DESIRES MOD
room, kitcheErf'e Wil. sNhlr i0l mn''rs
per pc G4sF month WI ws5s 2ay Box ,r91. .a s @ ~'o
ARMY OFFICER. EMBASSY EMeLJYE
furn apt vicinity of CCau. alr VI. buy
furniture. OR. 1000 EX' 800. sifCG lU d. r.
cFFER SIS MONTHLY FOR FURNISHED
2 OF 2lz room apartment Prefer apart
ment building III Vcln.y ot shorehan.
Hotel or on l2lh st. Ug4er'i" h,cdcd for
April l-l5 by young rcsnoas bic bu mess
women. VIZ cons 'ae~ >Irlol Cali Hu
70 p m. a. RE. 1000, Ia. 1874" MISS
UNFURNIsHED APT. / OR g BEDROOM
arJ, preferably ". section Gall TAYLOR
WANTED BY EMP DYED COUPLE TWO
room furnished APP. iO1 light hals AoeptUa,
on or near ~tG ST. 80 GT East Capri. ,..
car itne BOX -d"-D ST.. "1'
TRADE LEASE ON BEDROOM HOUSE
oH LIE hNy. tDr l.. hcGfnni aH oI house
IN y Washington o. 534l after e
ONE Or. TWO ROOM APARTMENT IN
Furnished N0r'AWt-f ruO rrtntH .-rr,-
references. RE-. $500. G@Te. NE. 15e}
HOUSE OR APARTMENT. CONFCFTABI Y
2'rnlsned, for family OF lngee. IN Noy b.
nest Washington rr resrhg M7."lar3 rr
NEginis Tor occupancy ami D. FE ue
AR MAGER, Executive 64p0. Ext, a.
Evening star., 1943-03-25
REDUCED PRICE

OWNER LEAVING CITY
Located IN Edeemoor, Md: large corner
lot, almost new 7-rm. brick, large living
rm.. den 3 bedlms. and > tiled baths.
garage. auto. heat, air conditioninR: early
occupancy; price. S12, 160 Call EN-. 1890
until pm. F. A. TWEED CO.. 55O4
Evening star., 1943-03-25
MODERN DETACHED BRICK,
ell E00

,UUU.
In the Bethesda section is this attrac-
tive brick house Of g rooms, baths. with
built-in garage. on nice lot, convenient to
transportation. r has gas air-conditioned
heat and is VACANT. Small cash pay
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
Est. 1887.
D1- 101S REAITOR 1SIo
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APARTMENTS UNEURNlsHEp.

2 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH. ALSO
furn. room. Call FR. 45Su
s. 7.50-TAKOMA PIX. MD.-lst FLOOR
Get. house. 3-rm., bath aD- Avail AprH
80 sEATON PL NV r. KIT BATH
n h-wh., cleo; S36.5u tAdaltsp THOMAS
p BROWN, 6I5 4th 81 s.W-. Ma INIH
HOW ABOUT A SWAP HAVE APT ~
tGeoIeetown, > bedrms living room. dcn
for me. Want attractive I-room ar. and
bath preferably furn. lu n.W Gcosgc-
Evening star., 1943-03-25
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

CASH FOR YOUR CAR, VIII pay top
prices; no delay. LEO ROCCA, INC. 430l
WILL PAY up to So 900 for Al or AZ
Cadillac, Flood Pontiac 1921 Connecticut.
WO S400, evenings and Sundays
WILL PAY up to 5000 for your 1871 car,
more If value is there Flood Pontiac,
422l Connecticut WO S4oo.
WILL PAY up to $3.50 for your 1910 car,
more If value is there. Flood Pontiac,
42"l Connecticut WO, s400.
WILL PAY up 10 S41O for your 1889 car,
more if value is there, Flood Pontiac,
4.21 Connecticut. WO s400.
WILL PAY up TO s3Io for your 1888 car,
more if value is there Flood Pontiac,
4231 Connecticut WO. s4oo.
WILL PAY up to S410 for 1889 Chevrolet.
Mr.. Dietz, WO. 9562, to resell to critical
war workers.
WILL. PAY UP to $500 for 1941 Chevrolet
Flood, WO, Sfo0, 4"2i Connecticut.
WILL PAY up to S235 for any 1897 car
Mr, Dietz, 422l Connecticut. WO. 966"
CLUB COUPE. convertible, used, by pri-
Vate party; must have good tires and be
IN good condition no dealers. Cash.
RE. 200, Ext, 2553, 26'
SERVICEMAN would like to buy late
model Ford, Chevrolet or Plymouth, for
cash. Phone DU. 1865 after 5 pm.
Evening star., 1943-03-25
ROOMS WANTED.

L1NGTON, VA-Extra large room. for
, men; on bus line oxford 4sS6.
Evening star., 1943-03-25
ROOMS WITH BOARD

WANTED, l girl cheerful and cooperative
to live and share expenses, work and fun
with others in an S-room house. Call
Ordvay 321a after $50 pm.
GUEST HOUSE, under new management;
room, breakfast and dinner; employed men
only. 1890 Calvert st. NV. Adams 934s
1926 18th ST NW.--Large 2nd-f room,
for 3; senn-pvt. bath; also double and sin
sle; excellent meals; table board by meal
or week
2022 G ST. .W.--Vacancy for young man,
to share room with another. desirable loca-
ton, walking distance; excellent food, priv
ileees; reasonable.
1916 18th ST. NW-Refned young man
to share well-furn. rm., PVT, bath; excellent
food, transp. Available April 1st.
TOWN CLUB. 1900 Mass. ave. n Wa
nous for food; share rooms for men and
women: no singles Du. 1864.
1920 KILBOURNE PL. N w, Mt. Pleasant
Girls: finest food. NO. 1851.
1915 DELAFIELD PL. N.W-Vacancy for
Nouns man in home OF cone enial young peo-
Pile S3S mo. Taylor o5l".
1852 PERRY PL NW-Second floor sin
gle, double rooms, S:55 each person, near
bath meals all hours. DE. T749.
1909 18th ST. UNAVAILABLE SAT-
urday and Sunday. rooms for three or four.
Also room for two and one Rates very
reasonable. Hurry.
442 BUCHANAN ST. NV. - GIRL TO
portation: excellent meals; home privileges.
Evening star., 1943-03-25

THREE STORES AND ONE APT.
Brentwood, Md-Suitable for grocery,
Dry cleaning, etc. Now vacant Formerly
rented $50 month. Price. $4,000. Call
Mr. Rupert. EN-. 54n7 with
AZ" SHANNON Il LUCHS CO.
l505 II ST. NV Ma o345
Evening star., 1943-03-25

WANTED BY EMP DYED COUPLE Two
room furnished APP. 20! light hals A1optua,
on OF near N.G ST. re or East Capri. ,,
lar l-Mn r.. -tl-R S. -
Evening star., 1943-03-25

WANTED - APARTMENT OR SMALL
house, suburbs preferred or rooms. no
EX 334O Ext 81, during DAY. RE toss.
e. 4O4. evenings
Evening star., 1943-03-25
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF CO.
lumbia, Holding Bankruptcy Court.--In
the Matter of FREDERICK r. LEWIS, il.
1871 N Street NV. Washington. D. c..
Bankrupt.--B Bankruptcy No. 4o79.-To the
creditors OF Frederick T. Lewis. jr., of the
City of WASHINGTON. District OF Columbia
Notice is hereby given that on March 10,
1913, the said Frederick T Lewis, jr,
was duly adjudeed a bankrupt on a petit
tlon filed by him on March 10, 1943, and
be held at my Office n the Investment
Building. 18th and X Sts. NV, Wash
ington D. C., on the sixth day of April.
l943, at eleven O'Clock am, at which
place and time the said creditors may
attend, prove their claims, appoint a
trustee, examine the bankrupt and trans
act such other business as may properly
come before said meeting. FRED j..
EDEN, Referee in Bankruptcy.
Evening star., 1943-03-25

Trade LEASE ON '-HEDEOON HOUSE
ua Lee hwy tpr l.. heGrnui- aF oI house
.1 u q Washington O. 514t after
ONE Or TWO ROOM APARTMENT IN
furnished. Nor r-' ruD TrtHtG .-r'e-
references. RI. $500. g%Ee. NE i1e}
Evening star., 1943-03-25

would like to buy late
model Ford, Chevrolet or Plymouth, for
a Sh. Phone DU. 1855 after p.m.
Evening star., 1943-03-25

DUPONT CIRCLE AND F. ST -SNRLL
easily run residence. suitable or .
tsnl.iF- for sa}r h} CPre. tIruIstrd or
l0tyrnlshed r'cf furnished >l4 500
moderate ca 81 pa Emen'. . rooms, i bath
rooms, Box 495-b Star.
Evening star., 1943-03-25
STORES FOR RENT.

SMALL, STORE FOR RENT. SUITABLE
Tor real estate once or any business 1922
wisconsin ave. NO. 09s7.
636 NEW YORK AVE. NW.-SMALL
store with living quarters above S65
month. MR.. RUPERT. 1921 7th st. n ".
1900 SOUTH CAPITOL ST-EXCELLENT
opportunity in one of Washingtons fastest
growing sections: ideal for drugstore bar
Der shop or sfoe repairing. Executive 1928
GROUND FLOOR, LARGE FRONT ROOM,
ME. 6504.
Ills 11th ST NV
-Four rooms and bath; $50. OLIVER r
CARR National o865
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cFFER SIS MONTHLY FOR tUR>IsHED

APT / OR % BEDROOM
9rE, preferably nv. section Gall TAYLOR
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ROOMS WANTED Cont
SUBURBAN ROOMS

COUNTRY CLUB HILLS section. Arlington
Il or double furnished rooms, private
nath: bus service At door; unlm phone
Chestnut $500.
Evening star., 1943-03-25

Substantial brick, bedrooms and 3 in
bs Sement tout Of the ground On bus
line Reasonable term, BOSS & PHET. .PS.
Realtors. n A $500 EVENINGS and SUNDAYS
call Mr MeaSeIl EN- 3H-I
Evening star., 1943-03-25
PROPERTY FOR SALE

IN NEARBY D-4 ROOMS ELECTRIC
lty well larEc lot. Call Warfleld s4t4.
3 SMALL HOUSES IN FnMONsTON, MD
W ater, lights gas one irQOm and bath
also shop on rear OF the lot Two 2 rooms
and ba'h and ncl0sed norcheS Nice gar
den SPOTS. Go0d-Slzed lots. rented al pres
ent Good Investment for all or will sell
5epafatGIy ,Propsrty Is free from debt
cash Houses are from 3 to years old.
WA @T77
Evening star., 1943-03-25
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

CASH FOR YOUR CAR, hishest prices
paid. See us today. GLADNEY MOTORS,
1876 King St, Alexandria. Va TIE. 313l.
SEE LOVING BEFORE YOU sELL-Your
guarantee of top price; all makes bought
Loving Motors, 1s23 NJ st. NV, RE. 1870.
WANTED. 1871 Plymouth sedan. also
coupe; have immediate sales: highest cash
prices paid: Gladney Motors, l646 King
St, Alexandria. Va. TIE. 313l
QUICK CASH, any make car. Flood
PonLlac Company, 1921 Connecticut. WO.
St0o. open evenings and Sundays.
CASH FOR ANY MAKE OR YEAR. WE
BUY wrecked automobiles. Cars sold on
commission. Call any time. TR 1867.
BEFORE SELLING YOUR CAR see Mr.
Beekham at Mcneil Motors lot, 4034 Wis
consln ave, Emerson 1855.
WANT TO BUY "-door sedan; have certin-
cate; private party, Write. giving full
detalls. Must be priced right. Box o24-D.
SELL TO WASHINGTON BUYER
We Maintain SERVICE for Essential
DISTRICT Owners BEST OFFERS 1894
1'4u-ln4l Chrysler, Dodge. Pontiac Oids
Eord Cheyrolet, De Soto. Plymouths
WHEELER, INC. 1910 Wisconsin. OR. 1920
STEUART MOTOR co.
9Th AND NEW YORK AVE. NV
Quick Cash for 1940-41-42 Fords
Evening star., 1943-03-25

442 BUCHANAN ST NV. = GIRL TO
share room, twin beds; convenient trans
portation: excellent meals; home privileges.
QaQS