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the detonation that would turn the
vessel in to an inferno, and the sus-
pense was not ended until the ship
docked and bomb expert removed
the explosive, 1t. McIlwain related.
The bomb struck during an air at
tack as the ship neared its destina-
ton.
"The ship was down % feet by the
head" 1t. McIlwain said, but after
examining it carefully we decided
we might make port, and weighing
the value of the cargo, recided to
try"
The attempt was successful, but
the sigh of relief when the danger
Evening star., 1943-04-30

the Arkansas Avenue Citizens Asso-
citation last night.
Hardy plants such as collards,
spinach, kale, parsnips, turnips and
other members of the cabbage fam
lily will withstand freezing weather
and most of them will carry on
through the winter, DR.. Boswell said.
Thus fresh vegetables will be avail
able most of the year-round to the
Victory gardener.
DR.. Boswell pointed out that May
10 is an important date in spring
planting, for it is the beginning of
the "frost-free" period when such
warm-weather plants as tomatoes,
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THE EVENING WASHINGTON C. FRIDAY APRIL 80 ss

corn, beans and peppers should be
set out. He also advised the average
Victory gardener against planting
corn and peas, stating that they take
up too much room and yield too
small crop.
George A. Collingwood, chairman
of the committee for improving the
neighborhood, reported that the
Capital Transit Co. is landscaping
and planting grass on its property
bounded by Arkansas and Iowa ave-
nues, Buchanan, Fourteenth and
Decatur streets NV.
Clifford H. Newell was appointed
to investigate the supervision of the
Evening star., 1943-04-30

playground on Hamilton street NV.
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets.
A plea for support of the present
War bond drive was made by Mr..
Newell.
The meeting was presided over by
John G. White and was held at st,
Marks Lutheran Church.
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Ship Makes Port
| With UnexpIoded
Bomb in Hold
BY the Associated Press.

LAKELAND, Fla, April 30.-Lt.
Robert McIlwain, U. S. N. r., who is
visiting his family here on leave, de-
scribed how his ship carrying sup
plies to a combat zone limped 18
hours toward port with an unex-
ploded bomb in the hold.
The crew expected momentarily
Evening star., 1943-04-30
Late Crop Paintings
Suggested for Gardens
Arkansas Avenue Citizens
Hear Agriculture Aide

Planting Victory gardens for late
fall and early winter crops as we'll
as spring planting was advocated
by DR.. Victor Boswell of the Agri-
culture Department in talk before
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was past was distinctly audible" i"
the officer declared.

Uncle Sam will keep 'em flying II
the spirit of his citizens will keep
'em buying-bonds.
Evening star., 1943-04-30

Fence Is ,052 Miles Lonq
Western Australia's fence, erected
as a protection against rabbits, now
stretches 1852 miles.
Evening star., 1943-04-30

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Cream especially created to cleanse
your type OF skin leaving it
softer, smoother. with natural nois-
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normal skin: Cream Pompon (see
below for all skin types.
Evening star., 1943-04-30

Contain vitamins A, c, D, three
essential B-complex vitamins.
calcium, phosphorous and iron.
vimms Will help give you back
your old pep.
Evening star., 1943-04-30

Now's the time to get your supply Of this famous
softenins' beauty-making hand lotion-At great
leaves your hands softer, foveiier Get Tho biz
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
3O1st Hosts
To Hostesses

SELFRIDGE FIELD, Mich. -
Girls from five Detroit and Mt.
Clemens organizations joined with
personnel of the 332nd Fighter
Group of Selfridge Field in a Hal
lowe'en party Sunday, Oct. 81.
The affair was held in Hanger 7
which was decorated with pump
kins, hay and orange and-black
streamers for the occasion. Music
for dancing was furnished by the
groups own orchestra. and the pro-
gram included musical specialties
and awarding of gifts.
Hosts at the party were enlisted
men OF the 30lst Fighter Squadron,
whose committee on arrangements
included Cpl William A. Sander.
Cpl. Hugh NJ. jenkins and Technical
Sgt James p. Buckner. Guests rep
resented the Highland Park high
school girls club. the Victory club
of Detroit, the John r. USO club
and the Cherry Street USO club.
In addition, soldiers were permitted
10 bring their wives and guests. The
women visitors filled IL buses.
Commissioned officers who attend
ed the party were Ii. Col. Benjamin
o. Davis Jr.. group commander; 1t
Charles H. DeBow, commanding Of
ficer OF the 30lst squadron: 1t. Ro-
land H. Daniels, squadron executive
officer. and 1t. paulus c. Taylor.
squadron adjutant.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20

seeing the world. :. since his in
duction. -.
X X r.
So CHRISTINE DODSON. is
home again. =. came to await the
stork. :. she has been living with
her soldier husband down in Vir-
ginny...
So BERTHA COOK and ROBERT
LEE. :. are engaged. chi. :. sup
pose wedding bells will soon be
Ginning. 80.
HELEN BANKHEAD and LIEU
TENANT MELVIN GAULT will
wed next Saturday evening in
Berea church -.
X * n
HENRY MORRISON. left town
last Thursday night for a week S
fling in New York City,.
X \ X
PEARL PENICK and BONNIE
SMITH. are home after a delight
ful time in Chicago =. They spent
several weeks. =. and took in all
the social affairs. -.
X X X
LEONA RICHEY. Is busy as a
bee -. delving in psychology. -.
at Wayne university. -.
X \ q
MARY AGNES DAVIS. has
the Wayne university students a.
twitter. every time she turns up
in q new outfit. which Is quite
often.
q q q
MRS. JAMES PRESLEY. i. A.. has
her sister. >. MRS HATTIE CIV
EMS OF Savannah, Ga. as her
houseguest for an indefinite period
\ X X
Hear that the young. ALFRED
HlCKMANS already know that
the stork Will pay them a visit next
year,.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
THIS
FACE POWDER
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your face, neck and arms feel so vel
vety, so smooth.
Its magic mist" texture is light
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clinginess, the way it blends with
your complexion, makes you realize
you are showing the world brand
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the shade of your choice harmonizes
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
Unitarian
Club Social

The Unitarian club was hostess
ed by Mrs. Thelma Sumlar. $3.50
Twenty-hfth street ,ast Friday. The
members went to the Mona's cafe
where they enjoyed a delicious din.
ner OF Chinese food. following
which they went to the Prince Hall
Masonic Temple together TO attend
the Mardi Gras.
Members present included Mozell
Coins, Thelma Sulmar. Bonnie
Baldwin. Maud Russell. Louise
Alexander. Daisy Sledge, B. Mitch
ell and NJ Stanley.
The next meeting will be held at
the home Of Mrs. Florence Williams.
COLT Stanford.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
The Party Line
BY MARIAN

Gee, it's been double delightful
10 Mrs. Goldie Campbell who cele-
brated her birthday with two love
ly parties. They were both given
by friends, and she was showered
with gifts, which illustrates the high
esteem in which she is held by her
friends.
II all started when Mrs Pearl
Agnew, Of Central avenue gave
the first get-together. Invited in
were Mrs. Pearl Toomer. Margaret
Green, Clara McGinnis, Baby Gloria
Green.
Then the second get-together was
at the home OF the honoree. with
Margaret Green as hostess. Many
lovely gifts were received. This
group included Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Green, Myrtle Seward, Mrs. A. D.
Campbell and Mrs. Grace Johnson.
X X X
Another pretty cffair for the week
was given for Mrs. Cornelius FL
more. who has been visiting from
A,more. Ala Her daughter, Mrs
Mable Mckenzie. accompanied her
on The trip. II was quite family
reunion here. They were house
guests of the Sylvesters OF Boxwood
avenue. The Holden Evans had them
in for dinner. Mrs. Elmore is Mrs.
Evans aunt. Other ladies invited in
were Mrs. Mona Evans, Mrs. FL
more. Mrs. Sylvester and Mrs. Nc
Kenzie.
Then the furiough Of Pvt. Erie
Marlborough. home from Pennsyl-
vania, caused much fun and merry
times The Wilbur Ellis were din
ner hosts on Thursday. and also
invited in the Holden Evans.
* X n
From Washington, Pa. comes Mrs.
Samuel Wheeler and daughter. Mrs.
Bradford Henderson 10 visit Mrs.
Wheelers sister. Mrs. Ella Brady.
OF w. Warren avenue Mrs Brady's
delightful three daughters, Myrtle
Levy, Frances Bonner and Dorothy
Fritz are doing much 10 show their
sun; and cousin. They viii eat
their Thanksgiving fowl here.
- \
From the navy we hear from our
friend. Raymond Carter. who is sta
toned in Maine He sends CHEEKY
hello" 10 his rails.
X X X
The Woman'S Auxiliary OF 81.
Cyprians church. OF which Mrs.
Beulah Carter is president started
a grand membership drive on the
First. They will sponsor breskfas,
in Page Hall Dec S. with Mrs. Rosa
Gragg TO be their first speaker.
* X X
The Sophis;ica;es met with Fern
johnson Tuesday for their regular
meeting She was an excellen; hos
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20

tess, entertaining three guests who
were Annie Ball. Mildred David
and Elizabeth Austin. Each received
a lovely gift. The members present
were Marie Lewis, Virginia Elem
noy, Elizabeth CROSBY. Odessa Lett,
and Marian McClain. Lucky mem
bers at cards were Virginia Elem
noy, Marie Lewis and Odessa Lett
Gwendolyn Harrison is back from
a grand two weeks in the East
She visited her son. Cadet William
Vincent, at Howard university.
Pvt. Glen McKeSson. who can be
reached at HQ Btry 777th F. A. b.,
Camp Beale, Calf. got quite kick
out Of the letters he received
through the column. So keep the
mail flowing.
x X X
Dorthea Kelley, very popular
with the Motor City crowd and who
halls from Muskegon. was in town
visiting friends. She enjoyed the
Tuskegee and West Virginia game,
looking quite chic.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20

So many OF our boys are being
honorably discharged from the
armed forces. WILSON NORTH
CROSS Is most recent. - We just
learned too that. ALLAN COINS
lis not in uniform but work
Ing at his home in Niles. Mich.
TTMMETTA CARLYLE Is en-
dearins herself to Detroiters. -. .
Everybody likes her fine. . she is
taking her place in the younger
society,".
FRANCES GALLOWAY go. Is
our newest policewoman. :. She is
SO busy these days learning her
new job.
X X X
A DELTA BRUNCH. has
been planned for Sunday. Novem-
Der % -. in the morning
GLADYS BARTHwELL heads the
planning committee. -.
* X X
Which reminds us o, the
YTTRAHc COCKTAIL PARTY.
20 be held the Sund:v after Thanks
giving at the home Of D.. DIR AND
MRS. THOMAS LOVE. .. .235 E.
warren. -.
New PLEDGES to Delta Sigma
Theta Sorority 80. are 49,. LUCY
HOWARD go. JOANDELL RUS
SELL 80. PAULINE MCKINNEY
=. ERESTEEN FISHER. y. Flea
NOR WILLIAMS -. PHYLLIS
SCOTT. :. HELEN QUEENS -.
NELLIE MAcKLIN. MILDRED
ROBINSON. =. .THELMA DECKER
SON. and, RUTH WILLIAMS.
n + +
We arc proud OF :. DR.. c. ".
BuGGS over at Wayne university
49,. He is 70 continue research there
IN his field Of bacteriology He Is
said by those in the know 10 be
one OF the most eminent in his
chosen field.
~ Il X
JACK MORRIS D.. has one o. the
more elegant suites Il in the new
Hotel GOTHAM. -.
X y n
ODESSA TROTTER. e.. Is study
ing hard at Wayne university this
term -.
= \ \
FLOYD THOMPSON -. writes
from Salt Lake City. Utah. sends
a little bag Of salt asks for. 80.
LIEUTENANT HELEN COX'S ad-
dress e. She is attached TO an air
field at Walla Walla. Washington
-. incidentally. e. SADYE ROUrT
Is also there . Floyd says he is
70 be stationed at Fort Sill. Okla.
..and that he has been really
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
Couple Celebrates
Birthday Iointlv

Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Mace enter
tanned a large number Of their
friends last Saturday night in their
beautiful home on Binder. in cele-
bration of their joint birthday.
Two large birthday cakes was
the centerpiece Of the dining room
table. They received many useful
and lovely gifts Among those pres
ent were: Pfc. Lorenzo Short, Fl.
Clark. Texas. who is the son of
Mrs. villa Mae Easley and grand
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mace. Many
young folk were invited to join in
the merrymaking.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
GADDINGS
.ByGadys
COMMUNITY GUILD PLANS DANCE

COMMUNiI GUILD PLANS DANCE
MELbA CHIMES heads the group . known az THE
COMMUNITY GUILD OF Plymouth CONGREGATIONAL Church
.They plan dancing party Thanksgiving night in the
recreation rooms OF the church funds will be used
to buy nome Tor underprveged children Recreational
purposes VIII be the chief interest the building project
The group winch composed of the younger members o the
church nave their eyes the building next door to the
Forest Lodge Apartments. for their project Assisting
Miss Grimes are. MARGIE DUNBAR who Is vice
president BERTHA MADISON SMITH, treasurer :. and
-. ROBERTA GREENIDGE, secretary. "
FACES ABOUT TOWN
MISS ADA HALL OF Springfield, Ohio house guest
o. Mn AMI Mis-. JOHN ORR OF Monroe Street. -.
Happened to see SERGEANT BILL ROUTT going
past our mousse last Saturday afternoon wonder il he
got to see his brother. LIEUTENANT ROUTT who
was here all OF the past ten days.
tumor is tnat handsome LIEUTENANT CHARLES
T. COLE and pretty red-haired ."TRUDY" JACKSON
may take middle aisle trek before Santa Claus comes
-. Don't KNOW. could be.
LILLIAN BROWN. has taken a new Job +. as secre-
tary. :. to ERNEST MYSTERIOUS. >. who has account
ing offices in Vernon Highway
The WILLIAM POLKS. Frances Raiford) have
begun housekeeping They themselves up officially
A. last Sunday They found place Harding Ave- .
They have coolies OF furniture. all their pretty
wedding gits to start out with -.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-11-20
Houstenites Honored
During Soiourn

Mrs Charles Arnold Of 1914 Scot
ten avenue, has as her house guests
last week three Hopstenites, Mrs. J.
VI. Marshall. Mrs. Arnold's cousin.
and Mrs. A. B. Myers and Mrs. S. NJ.
Schexmayder.
While here they were honored by
Mr.. Scott Jennings Mrs. William
Scagss. Mrs. Horace Arnold, Mrs.
Boone and others. On the eve Of
their departure they were CO.
honorees al q formal dinner party
given by Mrs. Arnold. A delightful
evening was spent by Mrs Cath
crime Cook, Mrs. NJ. B. Jones. Mrs.
Pitts, Mrs. Tiny. Mrs. Cherry Per-
kins. and others
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENI.

COUPLE WANTS A HOUSE or APART
ment furnished or unfurnished, in GOOD
residential or suburban location, conven-
lent to transportation. two bedrooms. by
May LIST. EX. 2p2O. Br. 936, weekdays.
16s
WANTED TO RENT . OR 3 BEDROOM
furn- or unturn house or apartment at
once. NV. preferred. Tel. Republic 500.
Ext. 7256G 19'
GROOM HOUSE. UNFURNISHED, 3 BED
rooms, COmuuUlng distance W-A-Angtoy
space victory garden desirable MR.
PARLETTE, Ma, $3.50 evenings. RE. $500.
E&t- .{S,f4, Gay.
UNFURNISHED HOUSE. = OR MORE
bedrooms Govt. executive, wife, children,
ages Is and 3; to SOC Temple 3II5. or
write Box TIC Star.
PERM. AGRIC EIPLOYE DESIRES %
bedrm- unIurn. det. house. in Arl.; viii
give prop. best Of care. $3.50 pm RE
4142. Ext 1905; other times Gil n645.
We HAVE NUMEROUS REQUESTS FOR
furnished and unfurnlShed houses IN the
northwest section OF Sthe city and near
suburbs. We can find you a RESPONSIBLE
tenant If you Will list your house with us
RANDALL H HAGNER & co, Inc.
1871 Conn. Ave DE. $500.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

5000 BLOCK HoRNER PL. S e STORY
basement; gas heat: $1,000 required V S.
HURLBERT, MA. 1870, 93l So. NV.
MT RAINIER . R, B, >
car gar; $L959. ,BETHEsDI.A-9 g
SIHfASSE6 If S36 MR Wiccor[i In p s#6 Ssf saTs.e'
FOR SALE BY, OWNER, ROOM BUN
$500. Cali taylor 1896. ~
81 5OO-6-ROOM. BATH FRAME BUNGA-
low, Takoma Park fruit trees. lot AK
l5o; $1,000 down; SOB mo, incl: taxes and
insurance. McDEVITT RA. 44@2,
have a dandy home at small cost. Fine
corner location in Kensington with extra
lot for Garden. room house is as sound
as nut, but needs a little freshenung up.
ea erty "R RrPhfY sha ses sH ihs 5Sa I2''O prop
Mr.. BLESSED SACRAMENT. CHI OWNER
IraniSterrsd' i; Ir must sell bedrmS ped g.
appt.. c. McCuNE, excl. agent, AT. 7t9o,
MOUNT RAINIER, so FT. FROM BUS
stop; small 5-rm, frame house on large,
beautiful lot 50xI50: - 700: ST 600 cash.
balance easy RA. 9i35.
4-BEDROOM HOME NOW VACANT, ALSO
has upstairs den and bsmt. recr, room.
Over i1-acre corner lot with gorgeous
trees IN. one of best Developments OF Silver
man who could afford the best; nov priced
to the buyers advantage r. P. RIPLEY.
SH 1889. Eve, SH. ISL.
A FINE LARGE COLONIAL BRICK WITH
through wide center hall on upper 10th
st, This house contains / bedrooms, 2
baths on second floor; very large living
room with flreplace, spacious Sunroom.
rare: large lot very well Iendscaped trees.
THOS, L. PHILLIPS, WO. 1900 until, a
pm. 3als Conn.
Continued on Next PageD
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

l23 llth ST. E-Beautiful front room
for 3: excellent meals; conv. trausp; |
double room $40 month. FIR. 1850.
1901 MASS AVE. NW-Single and dou-
Bile rooms with south. expos cross ven
tilation. Ladies and gentlemen. Sterling
a55S.
VACANCY for l or > persons, all con
veniences: very reasonable. 1865 Euclid
ST. NV. AID 1889
37II 18th ST NE.-Room and board for
? young girls; front room. next bath;
near transportation MI. l43G-
CONVENIENT TO ALL WAR BLDGS.. ,
bus lines. 10c fare--Also share room for
another girl. Glebe 63S5
1875 MASS AVE NW-Double and
triple rms with and without board. Co
lumbia 1929
Pentagon: Newly furnished, beautiful
home, full privileges. Sl1 wk. TIE. 2395
nous for foodl-VacancieS for 3 men
and women; gentiIes. DU. 1864.
1905 UPSHUR ST. NV, ] block off 18th
st.-Gentlemen; single, double rooms with
board lS~
COLONY CLUB, 3O32 st n.w-Have
few vacancies for men and women delicious
home-cooked meals; conv. trans MI. "OS4.
2O24 N ST NV
Large, 2nd-f1oor, front room, next TO
ba tn with shower. twin beds; Govt clerks;
suit. gentlemen; S3S each per mo; also
gentleman to share room with another.
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APTS. FURNISHED Cont.

LARGE ROOM. 'KITCHENETTE. SEMI
private bath, -efrigcratoT, nicely Iuru.
1904 Monroe ST. NV
DUPONT CIRCLE 1885 RIGGS PT,- At
tractiye maple tuIu. studio rm. with K.tch-
eu. Eetciscrator. share bs.h, next floor.
So wo
" ROOM, KITCHFNETTE. BATH. APT. ON
lst floor. Will rent TO purchaser Of furni-
ture II SNua
llI7 n ST NV LIVING ROOM BED
room, large kitchen utilities furnished.
references REQUIRED
3I-U IG.h ST NV ENGLISH BASE
me- men ngtng rm 6earm3 kitchen 1nd md
mo Cn. hn-Nccu . and Is D m
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GIRL q TO TO 2a, TO SHARE APT.
LINCOLN PARK-BEDRM, WITH PRIvI-
lege OF using the apartment, for employed
weekdays FIR 35o4o. '''' anu '''"'
NAVAL OFFICER INVITES ! OR =? GEN
tlemen bachelors to share deIghtfuI, cot
min. out Conn. ave. way: have splendid
COOK COOK lagndry m al comforts; transportation
FAIRFAX ?, VILLAGE, I; sE.1YoUNG ARMY
exchanged FR 500, EXT a95.
KITCHEN AND BEDROOM, $50 MO,
eeouple Takoma Park, Md Phone sH.
RHODE ISLAND. AVE. NV. 1917, APT.
phone. Adams 7331. Refined home
323 ALLISON ST, NV" ROOMS,
SO; cony transportation.
VACANCY OR = INTERESTING GEN
tile girls to share large house with others:
maid service: furniture needed WO 1888
with couple tWife unemployed in exchange
for care of child. Michigan 1928 after
pm.
MOTHER WITH 3 SMALL CHILDREN
no objection to one child; or will rent large
room; T. block from bus, 80 min. from
u c. II necessary can care tor child
40! Brook dr.. Falls Church, Va. F. C.
2443
ATTRACTIVE FURN. APT, JEWISH
girl to share with :. Phone Hobart 7S9O
JEWISH GIRL TO SHARE APARTMENT
with two others. Call Randolph 1857
I349 EUCLID ST N.W-BASEMENT
apartment for gentleman. 81 week
WANTED-GIRL TO SHARE FURN. APT
$50 per month. Phone MA. 9562 between
8 am. and II noon,
DOWNTOWN. I7lo N.W-BAsEMENT
-rm. apt, with cooking facilities, for .
or 3 Govt. girls, $50. Apt. .
S2s MO,-STUDIO ROOM, KITCHEN
PRIVILEGES; quiet. refined woman 33I
st. ne near Union Station Plaza
MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE TO SHARE 5-RM
apt with widow who travels District 5117
FURNISHED APT, / ROOM AND KITCH-
en- Frigldaire, semi-private bath, private
home, lust across Kew Bridge, | block
from Key blvd. CHI. S254
COMPLETE HOME TO SHARE WI.TH
gentleman-Commodiou handsomely fir-
nished. smart Connecticut ave buiId-
cient housekeeper; buses at door to all
Washing ton; total share of expense, in
cludlng breakfasts and complete dinners,
maid service and local phone, SlS5
monthly Might consider arrangement
with married couple. Telephone Michigan
3l75 before 10 am. or after 80 pm,
Evening star., 1943-03-16

LEASE OR SALE. COMPLETELY FUR
nished. semi-det ached siX-rm. home, own
ers' residential community: shrubbery,
roses, lawns, etc, 3 porches, ! screened: !:
2-car garage, l5-mln- drive to Treasury
Bldg, St'CarS, : bus lines schools, 3
churches. stores all within - blks.: refs
exchanged. S150 mo rental payments
allowed toward purchase If within mo,
Open 1880 am. to Q pm, 4UOI 9TH st..
nv. corner Shepherd St
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HOUSES FURNISHED

1919 N. 14th ST, ARL.-FURN 4 RMS d,
bath, utilities incl Employed couple pref.
Can be seen after $3.50 p m; S77 80 mo.
Evening star., 1943-03-16
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL light colored, wants work as char
woman or waitress: ref 81 st. sc.
GIRL colored, wants sob as mother S
helper. fuIt or part time, HO. 11S3.
MAID wants general housework, part time
or full time, Call MI. 023I.
WOMAN wants washing by day in apart
ment DE. Sl96 after 5 pm.
WOMAN, colored. settled live in, care of
home; ref. No phone calls 506S Central
ave. Sc. Capital View, after pm.
WOMAN, white, 1st-class domestic worker,
wants to work in exchange for small apart
ment for self and husband, who is en-
ployed Husband willing in spare time 10
help around house and garden. Pref pri-
vate home or rooming house. Box 461-C
Evening star., 1943-03-16

APT, IN ARLINGTON NEAR PENTAGON
dlrettc and ..v I'M Will trade for ~ v
apt, Wash, I gm klt small hcdrm. and
bath. rent, So 5u. Can RE 6-26. Ap@
TAkOMA PARK RN, DINETTE KIE /.
bus, etc heat Eght refs mel Sa5 -;
employed Also single or double fyrn.
nm Nlt-Ng5 Nnf Houston ave. 81 ai -.
NEAR CAPITAL, UNFURN APT. BEDRN .
lly rm-, bath. kit. dinctte utlrics-
S42 50 pcr month. Box LIB S'ar.
Evening star., 1943-03-16

BETHESDA. MD-LIV. RM- DIN RIM
kit, , bedrms. and bath on first floor .
bedrms. and bath op second floor, auto,
heat. Earaeei nicely furnished. SlTT.
LINKINS CO, No. l Dupont Circle. DE.
100
GEORGETOWN-S MAIL HOME A1,,r7
Evening star., 1943-03-16
HOUSES uNEuRNIsHEp.

NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAI,-DF-
taChed. bedrooms, 3 baths. garage; gem
tile adults; Sl5u Randolph S10o,
BRIARCLIFF.
Unusually attractive house In finest close
in suburban neighborhood, within 9 blks.
OF SJreetcar S@25 mo Very large liVir-
rm. with fireplace, dining rm., den and
lavatory, modern kitchen : large master
bedrms-, dressing rm, > baths maid s rn.
and bath, recreation rm. with fireplace,
"-car built-in garage Immediate occu-
pancy Miss London. SANDOZ. INC, DU-
pont 1894; ewes. W0odley @TOt