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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-09-05
APrS. WANTED tcons. J .

FURNISHED one or two room apartment,
s Ssegthesst s SECTION preferred Decatur
YOUNG LADY desires furn, or unfurn. one
room, kit, bath, NV, section, as soon as
pSs sa,,ss,. Write an Box s9a-s Star eall
wANTED--sman furnished apartment for
mother and daushter tadult,. Northwest
acc Quiet. Call after 10 am. RIA. 24l1
TWO RESPONSIBLE WOMEN desire fur
rnishsd apartment with one bedroom:
ss' Govr se oFF aa wife vile and
s adult dsrshtsr REQUIRE furnished fo our
xRIiNGroNAWar Dept a' engineer desires
2,bedroom unfinished apt. or house
ARMY OFFICER desires furn. h,lk; apt.
suitable for three persons now until Oct.
SNAIL hi nv' A FM fsasr Groom, kitchen,
bathroom wanted by business lady; good
Will Sfty kEN T d III axcR hSf ss ssaf
furnished New York apartment. consisting
of bedrooms, 2 baths, etc. in exclusive
s4e5 tep 10
BUSINESS EXECUTIVE. fshtine the battle
sires living room. bedroom. kitchen. bath
apartment in town. Furnished or unfur-
. nshe Would care or ns ss a
days or evenings; RE. 1900, Ext. 5a75,
UUSshFFTTRsiNsisHEp BROOM APT. for architect
end wife before Oct. LIST; good references.
IREsSIs,H;6 y quiet Canadian !. girl, 1.room,
furnished, within reasonable distance of
British Embassy. AID. 0095 or Ho. 1910,
kEsPoNsIBLE BusNEsswoMEN want
ssssGIoa; Eo 5sss sunday ii e 4.
furn.. apt. a a reas, rent within walk dist
Arnold bus route on x St; ref. furn. Call
bath, fgrn. Dupont Circle. deorsetown OF
n de St areas Fe,t,., Between nov and
1000 Ext. 1a2. from ' to Weekdays Siid de-
GOOD neishborhood, furnished or unfur-
E Tstsssncs ssss W YIN pay up to $4,000
ss.s q aeIasn.s Sa WEE a5B.d ssss s sY
for occupancy prior Oct. list: Kalorama
s1h 81 best local Limit Of
Army OFFICER ~ AND WIFE desire living
room, bedroom, kitchen and bath apt,
OR E ROOM APT. settled couple, in
silver SPRING or near S. s. in D. c. Cali
aEBrc2H OFFICER AND WIFE desire fur
nished apartment near Walter Reed. Call
gNFURN.. FuRN., Z bedrm. hskpg. apt for
3 adults, Penna. ave, bet 18th and 22nd
NAVAL OFFICER and wife want to rent 1
or 2, preferably 2. bedroom house or apart
ment in Bethesda. Chevy Chase or NV
near Wisconsin: prefer unfurnished. Cali
Oliver 6514 in evenine or Sunday and
Oliver $500. Ext: sos. in day. s.
COUPLE without children or pets desires
apt. in apt. house bedroom,
living room, kitchen and bath. in Ar
Am. and 3 pm So
MATURE WOMAN desires one-room apart
ment, private bath. kitchen or kitchenette,
NV, under $50: no sharing. Elk. 1850,
Extension 1920, Q to 6 weekdays s.
ny ny; rri,; beorm;. kitchenetts, bath; NV.
NAVAL OFFICER and family desires 2 or
9 bedroom ant. or house, furnished or un-
Georsetown or NV. section or Arlington
convenient to Navy Dept. Box 4l1-z, Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-09-05

WE HAVE NUMEROUS REQUESTS FOR
furnished and unfurnished houses In the
suburbs. We can hnd you 4 Responsible
tenant II you will list your house with u.s.
RANDALL II. HAoNER d CO.. Inc,
1921 Conn. Ave. DE 5000
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IMMEDIATE OCCUPANC'
IN MT PLEASANT

Large detached furnished home, newly
decorated, close to direct transportation
downtown, schools and stores. First floor
dining room. kitchen and pantry Second
floor bedrooms. sitting room. "a baths.
large closets, maids room and bath; oil
II no answer, call WI 3496. Price, S215
per month.
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WILL LEASE FOR 7
MONTHS OR LONGER
Completely Furnished
COUNTRY ESTATE


Within Convenient Committing Distance
Short Walk From Rapid Bus Line.
Near B. d. O. washington Grove) Station.
14-Room Dwelling
nestled IN Grove Of 80 Towering
White Oaks.
3h2 Acres Lawn Of Blue Grass
Regulation Size Bowling Alley
In TIE RIOR REDECORATION
JUST COMPLETED. EXTERIOR
OF MAIN DWELLING TO BE
COMPLETELY PAINTED THIS
MONTH.
FIRST FLOOR: Large reception hall
with fireplace and picturesque stairway,
living room with fireplace and adjoining
den. large dining room with fireplace, butt
ler's and storage pautries, Kitchen, spa
cioms front porch, First floor furnished.)
SECOND FLOOR: 4 large bedrooms e
with f1replacesl, 2 full baths, large closets.
'se Tafsp top PIo 599TR1ished' rssn,s ,odroo
BAsEMENT: Full concrete, with plenty
Of light; modern vapor heating plant with
LESS THAN $500 MONTHLY
InclIding Care of Grounds by Owner.)
OPEN FOR INSPECTION SUN.
FROM II Am. to 6 PM.
TO REACH PROPERTY: From Rockville,
miles to Washington Grove sign, then
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
phone Ordway 1890 weekdays
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WILL PAY 6 MONTHS
RENT IN ADVANCE

Army oficer's family desires unfurnished
p or 4 bedroom house. Northwest section
ione Lease, S125 rent. Call RE. 670G,
Exl. oOA5 g.
QUIET, RESPONSIBLE FAMILY.
3 adults must have / or bedroom apt =,
turn. or unfurn.: Oct. LIST: references
90. 0S00, Ext. 322.
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HOUSES FURNISHED tcon.. !, !.

COMFORTABLE HOME in suburbs. VIII
share same with married couple or two
omcers; large, attractive bedroom. twin
16-RM. HOUSE, 8 BATHS $3.50.
1923 Green ST. Sc, mr.. w and 10th sts,
Anacostia bus stop: 20 min. downtown.
1919 CHESTNUT ST, RosEDALE PARK,
betnesoa, Nd blocks from Wis. ave.
and near Naval Medical Center Bungalow,
= bedrooms. bath, living room, Kitchen,
gas heat; rent, SS5. Phone WI. 1899.
-LINKINs CO. DUPONT CIRCLE.
LOVELY .FURN HOME IN FINE CHEVY
Chase neighborhood. includes living room
ginning room, screened-in porch. kitchen
= bedrooms, . baths garage. oil heat
ment only.
WEAVER BROS, INC,
Washington Bldg DI $500.
SSooooRkET IIIN pd gEggkNIsHEP, BED
HEAT. GARAGE; PETWORTH. "a BLOCK
SIREETGARS AND BUSES; ADULTS
3 1H sr IDEAL EoR GogPLEs S97 so
8412 Ramsey Ave-, Silver Spring.
Mo. - Bungalow, 2 bedrooms, screened
sleeping porch. living room, dining room,
kitchen and garage: h, w. coal heat; rental
500. Can be seen today, 81. 1341.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-09-05

BUY DIRECT FROM OWN
er, well-furn., attractive house
with garage; % rooms, 10
baths; formerly guesthouse;
gross income per mo-, 81 800;
excellent location; must be
seen to be appreciated. Call
DU. 6376.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-09-05

3 adults must have or bedroom apt :,
1 1arn oeo OF nnfurn a Oct. list; references.
PERMANENT RESIDENT OF
WASHINGTON DESIRES 8 TO 5
ROOM APT, FURN. OR UNI
FURN, PREFERABLY SILVER
SPRING, CHEVY CHASE.
GEORGETOWN OR SIMILAR
NEIGHBORHOODS; HOME CON-
SIDERED. CALL A. JACKSON.
RE. 1900. EXT. 26.
WANTED, COMPLETELY
FURNISHED APT. OR
SMALL HOUSE; 2 B. RS.
PED. MUST BE MODERN
AND ATT RACTIVE. NO
DOGS: NO CHILDREN.
WILL PAY $3.50 PER
MONTH. BOX 331-S, STAR.
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HOUSES FOR SALE tcor,. /,

HERE'S 4 REAL CoRNER-s00 Deiafieid
P 81; nv Fine eondttion' garage. Inspect.
s eaSas aisssi 2 lam family fat, rooms
Max Po oy an 5sa 5sa sa7 18th st. NV" d.
HONE WIN # aN i, NcoME;a;A Groom
se.ss saa0iRias VET t's0 an line ss'Is
ssHn0R' sl D H ~ ss s.es san
s:s9sISSs sEpESoM O ssa s Bath, Alin bed
i SiS{!,on l "a II yef.h.ns,.s SUB s.
ms ssq ssnf
( slPisy SR Ss$ gup a'fass on asd
G eHsNs In rs E NT ATfost Containing "
acres in restricted Maryland development.
not terSssed5 com mi sn f ona view and
ne srd sron hoToushly modsFn
and quality. An Inspection can Be- ar ar
Einse a5s sR ssn S Mon ana eves RDosy
x{A',SHSN nj: Pleasant; 9 rooms and 3
shj AND X K; ' ssa rooms, ami;
white Or colored; S11,5o0. Owner. Trini-
SEMIDETACHED BRICK-6 rooms, bath.
h n-;c. t seo sooa southeast seetioop;
y; e. n. Pratt Co., Ma. $685.. Evenings,
OWNER-17-room house, 4 baths. h.-w.h.,
suitable for doctor or roomers; good condi-
o s'Sn; sG fiRsAlSSssrERRED-Mod.rn s-room
brick, corner, fenced lot; convenient loca.
ton: furnished: only S6,750. 312 Z.
Nelson ave, on Mt. Vernon ave, Del Ray,
h hkisxaRRdT rifN Ga s,,v.r s,r,r.. r,,
and bath, h:-w:h.. coal: built.in garase:
near bus and stores possession with title;
grice, So $SsS;46o. To inspect cali Mr.. Lynch
ei21 Isl ST. N.w.-s-story row brick, 8
rooms, Q baths, 3 apartments and addi-
tional rooms; good condition; SO $50; $500
3546 .ALBEMARLE ST. N.W-open and
vacant; large stone residence: very con-
W HHtsy s71s6 CHASE, c-co,r,rv - ~.
city, u a. sround. trees, flowers, quiet:
bedrms. and b.. LIST f., 3 bedrms. 2nd A.:
sHE BOAT sHnd Alb SRO aSHn Ea91Pp eEs
cabin cruiser sleeping 4; sacrifice $1,000.
SH. 1898 or 81. 9046. Gas available.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-09-05
WOODSIDE PARK-$14,95O.
Beautiful Grounds-An Acre

A rare opportunity to purchase fine
home-center-hall plan--in immaculate
condition. One block from transporta-
ton. There are three lovely bedrooms
and spacious screened porch overlooking
the grounds, an extra. room In dry. airy
lounEe) and there is q complete bath ad-
joining. Thoroush insulation is another
feature Of this attractive home-also two
viii marvel ct the grounds, the Choice va
riety Of shade trees, shrubbery, lily. pond
snd the ne secluded wooded nook With is
(exclusively), Ma. $500. EVENINGS and
Sunday cali Mr.. shackeiford Siiso o6OS.
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MccAULEY REALTY Co,

SH 6412.
Prices on these houses are not inflated
3-b.r. brick, insulated; large wooded lot;
tian blinds: $1,000. ' 'oos' ''''-
2-story frame, in lovely neighborhood;
3 b.r.; hot-air heat; $500.
Bargain--2-family house; 10 rms, Q
baths: 10 tons coal in cellar; Hyattsville
area 1880.
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OPEN SUNDAY,

VACANT BUNGALOW-PROMPT
POSSESSION
5S12 5th ST. NV
This attractive bungalow has just been
redecorated and painted throlghout An
exceptionally convenient location in the
heart OF Brightwood. Open Sunday, L to
MITCHELL QUICK,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-09-05

OPEN TODAY-12-5.
855 Venable Place Northwest.
II you are looking for charming bum
salow, delightfully situated near every
value today. lovely rooms. bath,
porches, garage. spacious 6rounds, etc
Newly reconditioned. Priced unusually low
for only $3.50 on terms
YOUR NEIGHBCR BOUGHT FROM U.s.
Leo M. Bernstein g. Co. ME. $500.
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o CHEVY CHASE, MARYLAND,

NEAR NAVY YARD.
Immediate possession. IL rooms, h.
w.h.,. cleo. oil burner, 3 Frisidaires, s.
son me- Or ap p ta.a s7s sy
is clear. GOOD terms. Z. A. .qARvEY, Di
45os. Eve. and sun, GE $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-09-05

BRIGHTWoOD BUNGALOW
VACANT-REDECORA - IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION
An attractive five-room .and-bath bunga-
low on a spacious lot in close-in, con-
venient section;. excellent terms. Mr..
Quick. RA. 341S or DI. 5252.
PEFWORTH SPECIAL.
Near Sherman Circle. Attractive center
hall plan, corner home of nine spacious
rooms; gas heat, built-in gar; excel
lent . condition. Mr.. Quick, RA. 341s or
BETHESDA, MD.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Six-room brick, Ave years old. Modern
Close to transportation, schools, shopping.
3 bedrooms, ~ baths. A real buy at
SI1.500 90. Phone OIL. 9570.
DETACHED CORNER BRICK-S10,750.
Less than 2 years old, desirably located
on wooded lot in new section of Takoma
Park, only 2 squares from TRANSPORTATION
rooms, tiled bath, insulated slate roof,
automatic heat, attached brick garase
Terms ARRANGED Phone MI; Ray. DE. 1872.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
1905 II st. NV. National 2345
BETHESDA, MD.
$4,000. Lovely new brick home, liv-
ing room, fireplace, dining room, Kitchen.
3 bedrooms, ga baths, screened-in porch.
built-in garage, nice lot. Terms. Ken
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT Cent,
HOUSES FOR SALE on RENT
HOUSES FOR SALE.

WILL CONSIDER SALE or rent, furnishe
to organization; fine house. 25 rooms, be
downtown section ME- 24Sh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-09-05

$4,000.
RANDLE HIGHLANDS Sc.
Detached, 2-story, 6-room frame house.
in excellent condition throughout, full
basement. coal. INV. heat. detached ga
rage; close to stores, schools, transporta-
ton; substantial cash required. 1888 r
ST. Sc Trinidad 4041
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-09-05

NEAR NATTToSN4GL. AIRPORT. ae
Just 10 minutes from downtown and the
prettiest approach to Washington in this
rooms colored bath and fixtures elaborate
kitchen, beautiful recreation room, 2 real
nreplaces and nice lot. This Is an excep-
tional value BETHEL DI 3IOO 10y
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NEAR 18th AND WEBSTER NV
$1l,5O0.

An Imposing and Comfortable corner
brick home in 3 most convenient location
with cas-. and quick access to downtown.
Contains large rooms a bedrocms), full
basement. coal hot water heat; lot is 90
Mr.. CARPENTER. WO 1884
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. AL.
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5117 v st. Sc, Bradbury Heights (for-
nlerly 4417 Beck st.l-Detached brick
bunsalow, rooms. bath. basement, stair
proximately 81 ,350.00 cash and $4,000 per
mo-, including interest, taxes and insur-
tails. call Mr.. White evenings. WA 2ls1).
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
Invest. Bldg. EXCLUSIVE Broker pI fflQ2
Evening star., 1943-09-05
Kettles Oh. Serenode, Boxer,
Tops Anthracite Show Field

ing group, ch. Tempo, a white and
liver pointer owned by Ben J. Field
placed first and in the transporting
group Hayes Blake Hoyt's white
standard poodle ch. Blakeen Aigrette
placed first.
Chief star of the Washington
canine armament remains w. R.
Lyons bulldog, Basford British Mas
cot, which placed best of breed
and second in the group. Jimmy
Aliens bulldog. Bona Dea, was first
in the open bitch class. In the
limit dog class, John Whelan had
the blue ribbon winner in his Sassy
Wink.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jouett Shouse's
boxer, Vorspiel of Mazelaine, topped
that breed. Another winner dog
was the parti-color cocker, Alder
brook Tiger, owned by Lit. Col and
Mrs Edwin H. Herzog. Mrs. Peter
Vanbrant owned the best of breed
Irish wolfhound, named Erin II.
In whippets, top honors went to
Meander Kennels Ptarmigan of
Meander. First collie in the open
bitch class was Beech Tree Farms
Beech Tree Iris and first in the
open obedience class was Margaret
Kubel's cocker, Dinah, which scored
230.
Jack HaWley, too, took blue rib
bons for his cookers, Tops Admiral
Hank, puppy dog, and Tops Ebony
Empress, . novice bitch.
Evening star., 1943-09-05
Grays Play Three Games
Today and Tomorrow

The Homestead Grays. champions
OF the Negro National League for
the fifth straight year, have three
games booked here today and to-
morrow. This afternoon beginning
at 2 o'clock they tangle with the
Kansas City Monarchs in a double
header, and tomorrow night go
against the Birmingham Black
Barons.
The. Monarchs hold a 80 game
edge over the Grays in games played
here this season, and need only to
break even in today's twin bill to
clinch the local series. Kansas City's
pitching assignments have been
given the Leroy (Satchelfoot) Paige
and Hilton Smith. Paige turned in
five scoreless innings while hurting
against the Grays in his last turn
here.
The Grays' pitching will be ham
died by Edsel Walker and Roy Part
low, while Catcher Josh Gibson
heads the Grays' lineup of heavy
hitters.
Evening star., 1943-09-05
In Local Bridge Circles
Rv Frank B. Lord.

Victory is in the air, and in keep
ing with its spirit the Washington
Bridge League will inaugurate it's
coming winter series of duplicates
with a Victory Night" bridge game
at the Shoreham Hotel on Septem-
ber Is. The event has been fixed
for the purpose of recognizing the
winners of the various trophy
matches held during the spring and
early summer.
The Eynon Bowl, symbolic of the
District team -of-four championship,
Will be awarded to the foursome
comprising Mrs. Alma Byrne, Mrs.
w. S. Athey and Messrs. Lantz and
Diebert. The leagues pair cham
pionship was won by the late w. R.
Lewis and Ensign Rudolph Ashton,
while the master pair match was
captured by James G.. Stone and
John Darsey.
The league officials also will take
advantage of the opportunity at the
same time, to present the last Corley
Cup to the six-member winning
team in that event, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Lemon, L. r. Watson, w. de
st. Aubin, Al Roth and Louis
Newman.
One of the highlights of the
formal presentation will be the
award of the leagues prize to Mrs.
Peyton Blamire for outstanding
Red Cross service among the men,
bers of the Washington Bridge
League Auxiliary.
The officers Of the league have
Evening star., 1943-09-05
Hat Prefers Tough Foe
In September 20 Bout

AL Hart, the big Negro heavy
weight soldier stationed at Army
War College, will head the Griffith
Stadium boxing show on Monday,
September 20, two weeks from to-
morrow. against an opponent yet
to be announced. Goldie Ahearn
is promoting the show for the Lib
,erty A. G.
Afeasn says that Hart prefers to
meet ranking heavyweight. and
that he intends to seek such an
opponent for the hefty clouter who
recently won over Big Boy Brown
Hart. despite string of good
victories here, wasn't popular until
he spotted Brown 20 pounds and
won going away. Now he and his
hackers are confident he can hold
his own against the best among the
title contenders and plans to seek
such bout if successful in his
next venture.
Evening star., 1943-09-05
Second Team.
BY r. r. TAYNTON,
Special Correspondent of The Star.

ALLENTOWN. Pa, Sept. 4.-Ch.
Serenade of Mazelaine, a brindle
boxer bitch owned by Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Kettles, jr., of Long Island,
topped the 300-odd dogs today in
the Anthracite Kennel Club show.
Serenade, who has just passed her
fifth birthday, showed better than
when she was making her unsur-
passed record in the breed.
Although Serenade was picked by
the judge as the best dog in the
show, another of a different breed
was popular favorite. Trappy,
snappy, little wirehair terrier, Boar
zell's Brightest Star, handled by her
owner, Sergt. Tom Gately of the
Marines, gave an impressive per-
formance.
Winner of the hound group was a
wirehair dachshund, owned, bred
and shown by Maud Daniel Smith.
This dog represents a curious quirk
ir breeding, being the first wirehair
dachshund in is straight generations
of known smooth breeding. 1t is
seldom wirehair or a longhair
dachshun beats smooth in the
ring, but Menschenfreund's Sable
made the grade.
The best toy dog was Rosalind
Layte's Brussels griffon Burlingame
Rosalinda, q 6-napnth -old puppy and
q newcomer to shows. In the sport
Evening star., 1943-09-05

urged all members to invite their
ge-playing friends and ac-
quaintances to join in the occasion.
The Agriculture Bridge Club an
nounces that it will begin its winter
games at 2108 Sixteenth street We'd
nesday and that they will continue
thereafter on the second, fourth and
fifth Wednesdays of each month
until next summer. The play will
be directed by 1t. Comdr. w. A..
Corley, U. S. N, retired.
The members of the club will
compete for the DR.. Mcdonnell
trophy. The games will be open to
friends of the club, but such games
will not count in the trophy contest.
The Federal Bridge League will
start its weekly team series with a
guest game Tuesday night. The
regular membership team contest
will begin September IA.
The leagues last weekly pair game
OF the summer season resulted as
follows: George Powell and Phil
Deane, first, 1851 points; DR.. and
Mrs. A. j. Steinberg, second, 1541a,
and Mrs. c. w. Zimmer and James
G. Stone, third, north and south.
The east and west leaders were Mrs.
Dora Schwartz and S. Rose, first,
1851: DR.. w. H. Gorton and DR..
N. j. McHugh, second, 1861, and
Tom Wallace and ]. D. Boyd,
third, 147.
Evening star., 1943-09-05
PLAINFIELD ORCHARDS
ADDT TIC ANTI rDAnEC
HELP MEN.

ASSISTANT ENGINEER (white7, with
knowledge Of air-conditioning. Permanent
sasry ocasoa and Sofeng
eSperience and and merit. @ Repies must give 1e
dress, training and experience This is
good position for the right person. Box
ASSISTANT SHIPPING and receiving clerk,
experience not necessary. Must be willing
and co-operative. Permanent position,
funitess excellent. % See Mr. WAT Hp'6e be-
tween 10 and 2 Tuesday, Sept. Z: Wash
high pay as anywhere in Washingtonl II
chanic. but have had mechanical expert
ence. come in and see us anyway. We will
give you the training necessary to make
NV, or cali Decatur ia1o Tor appoint
anFo nf MEeaaSe oYso BoDY Ss MAN MaNwash
ington's oldest. Chevrolet dealer. the largest
Chevrolet service station and parts dept. in
poons eTea
We, will show you what our men are
See Mr.. Dilon or mesG cali siae Hobart 300. 800
Barry-Pate g. Addison, 1922 14th st.
AUTO MECHANIC; permanent Job, attrac-
5l5-day week plus overtime il desired
AnTo Sf TSS hNb BobY MEN Ma ST seady
lions, lions See service manager, Arcade
aRS'' soDY AND e FESpER 1EEsa5 R. NAN attractive
6ilmer h,l r, s T. Palmer. Hamilton and queen 5
BODY AND FENDER MAN tcoiored). one
who can also do some mechanical work;
good pay, 5la days per week. 412 11th
BooKkEEPER-TYPI state age and ex-
perience,- 40-hour, 5la-day week. S33
BookMEN, 'TiiEEAcHERs-e unusual OPEN
ings n1ss !, With th World Book. Our men make
mite. appointments only. DU. 1898. Ma.
SLY. Mr., zimmers.
BOY white, about Is years, messenger for
pay; excellent opportunity. Apply only if
aple 70 take permanent position. See Mrs.
BY Blythe or Mr.; Holzberg, Shannon g. LuchS
BOY; messenger and porter; SIS to start
ss0 steady JOB, advancement. Needlecraft,
BOY, messenger. 5,day week; opportunity
kRanSY9yat9ry' RnYS I92a Vermont aye; NV;
in large department store Good salary
and excellent chance for advancement, due
Apply at personnel office OF The Hecht aits. Co.
GoYs., eoiored; for porter work. Apply
and Park rd
BOY OR GIRL, white, soda fountain help.
l6 or over; part or full time work: no
experience necessary. Excellent pay and
meals. Uniforms furnished free. Apply
Manor Park Pharmacy. 1924 3rd st. NV,
GE. ALA.
BRICKLAYERs wanted, goth and Texas
ave. Sc.
BUsHELMAN good salary to right man.
BUTCHER Good hours reasonable pay.
Apply Ertter,s Market, 6l43 Ga. ave. NV.
Call GE, 600O Tuesday
CANvASSRR-A real hustler can make
500 or more per wk, Call Mr.. Howard.
WA. 2276, Sun, between and pm, or
Mon; between 3 and 10 am;
CARPENTER, exp. only: good wages. Ap-
ply at 1852 Calvert st. NV, Monday am.
Gardella.
CARPENTRY and jobbing. Estimates
CARPENTER, married. nondrinker. for
at tourist inn, wife assists
with room makeup. Living quarters and
S160 per month. Apply 8 to pm, 245e
Tunlaw rd. NV,
CARPENTER to estimate on Installing
about 2, 500 window screens and $50 screen
doors during next mos. See Mr. Charles
Smith at Naylor I'd. and 30th st. Sc, be-
tween 7:3o-noon. Waverly, Taylor, Inc.
Evening star., 1943-09-05

Leonard Soike. 30. Fort Belvoir, va. and
Matte Whitmire. 81. Alb 2nd ST. NV
John Kane, %. and Frances Beeton, 2I !.
n noth OF I'll Webster St; NV;
drive ne. and Florence BIume. rs, 102S
willis washington. SO. 491s Bennings I'd.
Sc. and Emma Brooks, 80 432 N st.
Kenneth Kurtz. 33, and Grace Wooden. 34
both of 530S 18th st NV.
It. Anthony DiBlasi. %. Rome. N Y. and
Doris D'Ayanzo. 21, 1246 Van Buren, ST..
Robert Hammond, 81, Keedysyille. Md,
and a Josephine Jarnagin, 20. Chevy
LOUIS Nagle; 80, Army War colIege and
Harry Brumbaugh. 2s. Greencastle, Pa,
and Marjorie Broderick. 81. 1717 G st.
Robert McCullough. 46. 10 ard st. s.e.,
and Ada Martin, SO 217 sth st: ne
Robert Baskin, 23, Stapleton. Nebr, and
sLSart Lois Jsnki9s' sas q s3 h1ingten Va
ME Lowrance. 21, 20s MASSACHUSETTS, ave.
George Casio. 81, Chicago. H., and Lillian
Walker. 35, Dorthan. Ala.
James. Ellis, %, 1915 < st. Sc. and Betty
Emil Jettmar, 90. Fort Belvoir, Va. and
Gladys Bottelson, 19, 1889 Quincy st.
Herman watson, 20, Boston. Ky. and Dor
othy Jernisan. as, 1911 Blltmore st.
Gerald McKenna 20, 2o6 Portland st. Sc,
and Carolina Barnes, 10. West Hyatts-
James Nairn, %, s34 4th st. ne, and
Barbara Beck, II. a32 4th st.en.e.
Jules Shapiro. 21. 3122 M St NV, and
Rose HaIpert. 21. .aO1 1st st. s.w.
Armin Rappaport 27, Brooklyn, N; Y, and
Marjorie Sprouse, "a, 1857 Good Hope rd.
Richard Keys, 80. Fort Myer va. and