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Evening star., 1943-11-01
Montgomery County, Va.
To Vote on Library

RICHMOND. Va. Nov. l P.-
An electoral battle will be settled
at the polls by Montgomery County
citizens tomorrow in what Is be-
lieved to be one of the first county
refrendums In Virginia on the ques-
ton of establishing a free public
| library.
The issue was raised after the
Montgomery Board of Supervisors
last summer refused to appropriate
funds to enable the county to qualify
for State aid to local libraries.
Various educators, clubs and civic
organizations called for the referen-
dunn, stating that they believed
Montgomery County was passing up
an opportunity to get educational
advantages at negligible cost.
As result. special ballot will
90 to the voters for marking for"
or against" free public library
Evening star., 1943-11-01
Oyster Mortality 90 Pei.
In One Chesapeake Area
By the Associated p

By the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 1.-Chairman
Edwin Warfield. jr., of the Com
mission of TideWater Fisheries re-
ported yesterday that oyster NOR
tality ranged up to 80 per cent or
some Chesapeake Bay bars below
Pooles Island, important seed anc
market-producing area.
The loss. affecting approximately
STA acres of oysters, lis serious
but We do not know the full effect
now, although the State research
workers are making a study of the
situation" Mr.. Warfeld said
"As far as We can determine. We
believe the cause of the high NOR
talltv was the heavy freshets CON-
ing into the bay from the Susque-
hanna River and other tributaries in
June. Oysters cannot survive in
water where the salinity has been
reduced below certain point
The commission chairman said
that check of areas to which seed
oy terS were transplanted in MAY
showed normal and healthy
growth.
Evening star., 1943-11-01
Central Mission Women
Pledge Debt Liquidation

Supporters of the Central Union
Mission. in an observance of the
18th annual mission Sunday at CAL
vary Baptist Church yesterday after
noon, heard officials of the mission S
Women'S organization pledge them
selves to work toward paying off the
remaining building debt of S22 1863.
Edward H. De Groot. jr., president
of the Board of Directors. announced
at the 59th annual meeting on Sat-
urdaY night that the mission had
received S22 .636 as residuarv legatee
of the estate of William J. Sibley
for whom Sibley Hospital is named
In addition to this amount, $4,000
raised by the missions women's Or
CARNATIONS was applied against the
debt of S50000 last spring.
DR.. Clarence w Crawford, pastor
of Calvary Baptist Church. praised
the work Of the mission among
Servicemen and Government workers
Mr.. De Groot presided at yester-
days meeting. Homer Rodeheaver
well-knoWn evangelical song leader
led the singing
The Junior Guild is to be known
/ in the future as the Jean Bennett
Guild, 1t was announced yesterday.
Evening star., 1943-11-01
Rites for Mrs. Browning
To Be Held Tomorrow
Special Dispatch IN The g. or

Special Dispatch to The Star.
GERMANTOWN. Md. Nov. l.
The funeral of Mrs. Eveline Rebecca
Browning, widow of Cornelius H
Browning, who died at her home
here Saturday after a short illness
will be held at 2:30 pm. tomorrow
from the funeral home of Ernest
&c. Garther. Gaithersburg. The Rev
Thomas Nc = N. pastor of the
Methodist Church at Clarksburg
and the Rev. James H. Haley. pas
tor of EpWorth Methodist Church
Gaithersburg, will conduct the serv-
ices. Burial will be in Forest Oak
Cemetery. Gaithersburg
Mrs. Browning was a daughter
iof the late Nathan J. and Eveline
Walker and was a lifelong resi-
dent of the Gaithersburg and Ger
mantoWn neighborhoods. She is
survived by a daughter. Miss Carrie
Browning; son. Carlton Browning
both of Germantown, and a brother
McKendree Walker. Gaithersburg.
Evening star., 1943-11-01
0'Conor Is PLANNING
To Abolish Realty Ia,
State Levy Already
Cut Nearly so Per Cent
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS. Nov l.-State taxes
on real estate which have been cut
in half during the administration of
Gov. O'COnor are 10 be eliminated
entirely at some future date if the
executives present plans are real
lied
Gov. O'Conor said that big re-
duction in Maryland'S bonded in
debtedness had permitted the re-
duction of the State real estate tax
rate from 1886 cents per Sl00 to u
cents. lowest in so years.
- I intend to continue this
policy until this levy is eliminated
entirely" the Governor said
Then there will be no overlapping
on the levy between the State and
the local governments and this field
will be left entirely to these units.
Furthermore, it will then make
possible the elimination of the pres
ent arrangement whereby the polit-
Iical subdivisions received one-fourth
Of State income taxes"
Evening star., 1943-11-01
Gaelic Expert to Speak
Before Catholic Guild

Dr. Jean Shehan, Gaelic authority
who has lectured at the University
of Dublin and various universities
in the United States, will speak on
Northern Fire and Postwar Con-
ditions" at the weekly lecture meet
ing for the Study Guild Catholic
Library. 1928 Rhode Island avenue
NV. at BIS pm. tomorrow. The
lecture Is open to the public.
Evening star., 1943-11-01
New Penalties
Go in Effect on
Draft 0ffenses
Curron, FBI Agents
Promise Full
Cooperation

AS drastic new penalties against
draft delinquents went into effect
today, United States Attorney Ed
ward M. Curran and the agents of
the Washington field Office of the
FBI promised District Draft Direc-
tor William E. Leahy their full CO.
operation in proceeding against de-
linquents.
At the same time. Mr.. Leahy an
nounced that draft boards would
make public the names of delin-
quents by posting the names in
board headquarters and giving them
to the newspapers for publication
Hershey Issues Order.
A telegram from Selective Service
Director Lewis B. Hershey instruct
ed draft boards in Washington to
proceed at once against current de-
| linquentS.
Mr.. Leahv said that draft boards
here have reported considerable
decrease in their rolls of delin-
quents because many registrants
have reported voluntarily to their
boards since the announcement two
weeks ago of more stringent regu-
| lationS.
He warned, however, that Wash
ington draft boards will not reopen
the classification of deliberate de-
| linquents once they are put in IA
and ordered to report Immediately
for induction because of their de-
linquency.
Pledges Fair Consideration.
while local boards will give fair
consideration to the cases of those
men who inadvertently become de-
linquent and who voluntarily make
every effort to correct that delin-
quency at the earliest possible mo-
ment," he said the local boards
should not and will not extend le-
niency to those men who seek tc
avoid their duty TO their country
/ by deliberate delinquency.
| He reminded reglStrantS they will
be considered delinquent and sub
! leCt to immediate induction OF pros
ecution if they fail to notify their
boards Immediately of change of
address or change of status such
as new job; If they fail to return
selective service questionnalres
within the Today time limit; if
they fail to report for physical ex-
animation or induction at the time
ordered or if they fail to respond
to any other orders from their To-
cal boards.
Virginia also promised to crack
down on delinquents starting to-
day. Col. Mills F. Neal. State draft
director, told the Associated Press
that induction orders would start
going out Immediately to an eSti-
mated $500 or 1000 draft delin-
quents in Virginia.
Evening star., 1943-11-01
Red Cross Work Abroad
Will Be Discussed

DR.. Lois Miles Fucker. secretary to
the director of the civilian relief
insular and foreign operations
American Red Cross. will speak on
What the Red Cross Is Doing
Abroad, Particularly for the Ameri-
can Servicemen,' at a meeting OF
Kappa Beta Pi, international legal
sorority, Thursday at the Mayf1owel
Hotel, Mrs. Ruth Hagerty, dean OF
Omicron Chapter, announced today
DR.. Fucker, member of the
Round the World Club, has Travelled
extensively.
Evening star., 1943-11-01
Election Clerk to Speak

/. Byrne Austin clerk of the
Montgomery County Eoard of Elec-
ton Supervisors, will discuss the
importance of registration for new
residents of the county and eX-
plain the servicemen's voting priv
ileges at meeting of the Silver
Spring Women's Democratic Club
at 8 o'clock tonight in Jesup Blair
Community House. Hostesses will
be Mrs William j, Kelley. chair
man; Mrs, Don Mason. Mrs. H. H
Hewlett and Mrs. Marie B. Junker
Evening star., 1943-11-01
Gov. Darden Indorses
Postwar Cooperation
Al Fairfax Ceremonies
Speaks at Dedication
Of Plaque Listing Men,
Women in Services

Gov. Darden of Virginia speaking
yesterday at the dedication of s
plaque listing the names Of mer
and women from Fairfax County
serving in the armed forces, de.
Clared that no longer can the
United States exist single handed
and alone. but must unite with Great
Britain and stand together in the
future, or fall"
He said that the United States
must guard against the mistakes
made following the World War anG
instead maintain an armed force
adequate to police the world If nee.
.esSarE to assure lasting peace
Never again. said Gov Darden
should we allow our Army to shrink
TO the size it was at the beginning
of this war"
Scores Isolationisn.
He laid the blame for he present
conflict chiefly to the United States
for its failure to participate in a
League of Nations and the indif-
ference Of the demotracies when
Japan invaded China and Italy
waged war on Ethiopia.
Gov. Darden spoke to an audience
which packed the courthouse greer
where the plaque. listing the names
Iof more than 5000 service men anc
women, was unveiled by three
mothers who had lost sons in the
present conflict. They We're Mrs
Emma Heath, Mrs Wilfred Munday
and Mrs John r Lane.
The plaque was accepted on behalf
OF the county by G. Wallace Carper
chairman Of the County Board OF
Supervisors.
Kincheloe Presides.
Gov. Darden was introduced b,
Commissioner of Revenue James U
kincheloe. who presided as master
of ceremonies. The dedication cere-
monies followed a military and civil
ian parade led by Cecil E. Brown
grand marshal and chairman of the
Dedication Committee.
Ceremonies opened with a presen-
tatlon and salute to the flag led by
Col. Henry T, w. Eglin, followed b,
singing OF the National Anthem by
Mrs. Thomas P. Chapman. lr., ac-
companied by the Army Band. Invo-
cation and benediction was pro-
nounced by the Rev John G.Sadtler
who has three sons in the service.
Silver trophies were presented te
the Herndon and Penn Daw Fire
Departments for the best appearing
regular and auxiliary fire depart
ment in the line of march
Evening star., 1943-11-01
Inquest Scheduled Todu,
In Death of G. A. Staple.

An inquest into the death of Gus
A. Staples, "a of 1881 Tenth street
N. E. who died in Gallinger Hospital
after being found unconscious Satur-
day on vacant lot in the 900 block
of Tenth street NV, was scheduled
for this morning at the District
Morgue.
Police are holding a 28-year old
man, who, according to police, was
reported to have assisted Staples
from cafe in the same block after
the latter was refused a drink be-
cause he appeared to be intoxicated.
The dead man had been served a
glass of beer, police reported. They
said no bruises or marks of violence
were found on the body.
Evening star., 1943-11-01
School Marks Both Year

On the 80th anniversary of the
opening of the Boys High School
IN Otago, New Zealand. T. NJ. B.
Muir. who was the first pupil to
enter its doors in 1868, was present
and received q special welcome.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-05-29
IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE TERRITORY
 OF ALASKA THIRD DIVISION KODIAK PRECINCT,
 AT KODIAK In the Matter of the Estate
 of J. M. BLINN, Deceased. AIo4: To L.d:Aoa
Notice To Creditors

NOTICE IS HEREBY CIV FEN by the undersigned, admin istrators of the estate of J. M. Blinn, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, that within six (6) months after the first publication of this notice they exhibit them, with the nec- essary vouchers, to the said ad- ministrators at the office of War reu A. Taylor, Brooklyn Avenue, Kodiak, Alaska, that being the place for the transaction of the business of the said estate.
 Dated at Kodiak, Alaska, this 20th day of May, l943,
 Jess M. Blinn
 George Blinn
 Administrator of the Estate
 J. M. Blinn, deceased Date of first publication May p, 1943.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-05-29
Letter Tells Of Guinea


 The life of an American soldier on New Guinea is vlvidly des- cribed in a letter written by Glen A. Eaton, Portland, Oregon, to his friends, MT. and Mrs. Max Peabody, of this city. Interest ing comparisons can be made with similar conditions in Alas Ia, especially in regard to the mosquitos. Excerpts follow:
 Great spot this, lots of excite ment, never a dull moment. Have been here nearly four months and it's beginning to get the best of us. We fight the tropics and the Japs come with it. But don't underestimate the little yellow bastards-they showed (show) us plenty.
 "Have lots of souvenirs! Hope to get them home Rife, 25 cal. Tommy gun, money, helmet, knives, watches, teeth (gold) etc. Good hunting if you have 8 strong stomach.
 I have been working with the Aussies for the last ? months and they are great bunch. Modesty doesn't half describe them and they are real fighters.
 Great bunch of fellows here. N. Yo'kers, Oregonians, Mont anans, nearly all the states rep resented. Getting rugged as hell and hard as nails. Can sleep on a forked stick, eat anything (even
  corned beef and stew) nothing makes me i'll. Food is filling but not much variety. Ours is one of the finest examples of any Army mess you will ever see.
 When we eat we yell before every bite to give the bugs and insects a chance to move out. Beat our beds to drive out the snakes-then holler Ready or not I'm coming in.' The mosquit- os are so big and bad that we drafted them into the Army to control lem Several landed at an air strip near here and the ground crew, who were extra busy trying to get "top cover" aloft-put 20 gallons of gas in them thinking they were Airco- bras. .."
Kodiak mirror., 1943-05-29

Harry Christopherson and Pat Cannon returned here Tuesday after bear trip in the Uganlk region. They got a bear, and share the credit for it as both shot it.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-05-29

The Club Liquor store, owned by Charles 2lsaymon Martin, is being painted this week by liar vey Edwards.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-05-29

Palmer Hoyt (above), publish CT of the Portland (Ore ) Oregon ian, was appointed domestic dir ector of the Office of War Infor- nation.
Evening star., 1943-07-18

ATTRACTIVE double studio ROOM pvt.
entrance: shower: must see to appreciate:
near Rock Creek Park. 2202 @ st. NV.
Ant No Call NO 6OQ3
Evening star., 1943-07-18

313 TAYLOR ST. N.W.-Double or single
room, nicely furnished; near transp:
! small family: reasonable IA 2033
Evening star., 1943-07-18

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-Private home.
bath; gentle home; for gentlemen. WO.
Evening star., 1943-07-18

double rm., single bed and studio couch:
limited kit. privs. Call Sun. or ewes.
1113 18th ST. N.W-Nicely furn. I'd q.
front single room. S5 wk.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Front single, pvt.
bath adult family; conv trans WI.
3007.
Evening star., 1943-07-18

1886 PARK PL. SE..-In private home.
room suitable for . girls phone and laun.
| dry privileges. Call AT. 1904
Evening star., 1943-07-18

NEAR WARDMAN PARK and shoreham
Hotel; comfortable furn. room, in private
house; suitable for gentleman. AID. 1884.
1874 NEWTON ST NW.-Large front
rm,, modern, 3 girls; transp. at door.
Evening star., 1943-07-18

45 w ST. NV, "a block from North Capt.
tol St.--Double room, also single. all mot
ern: conv transp. Is min. downtown:
lovely home. DU. OR2h
Evening star., 1943-07-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

LARGE DESK, drawers; swivel chair. 4
pairs Of blue drapes, lined. never used.
Evening star., 1943-07-18
Give Full Details.
Box 4O9-K, Star.

CASH FOR OLD GOLD,
Silver, watches, diamonds and old dis
carded jewelry; full cash value paid
SELINGER'S, S18 St. NV
Evening star., 1943-07-18

1851 MASS. AVE. N.W-Under new man
agement: nicely furnished, clean, single
and double rooms available; girls only:
Evening star., 1943-02-16
SPECIAL BARGAIN.

acres. room Tor is group houses or u, can
be subdivided for 2 or family nats: also
good bungalow with Arcola heat and mod
Price for all. $3.50.
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP.
1418 H ST. NV. DI. 1877.
Evening star., 1943-02-16

Needs So 800 cash down Even or Sun.
Gan OIL. lI0S, otherwise r. p RIPLEY,
Evening star., 1943-02-16
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

oMMIssIoNERs OF THE DISTRICT or
COLUMBIA, February l5, 1943. A public
1873, by the Commissioners Of the District
OF Columbia in the matter OF closing cer--
tain streets and alleys in the District Of
the said Commissioners being satisfied as
to The, equity, JUSTICE and advisaolltty OF
be detrimental to the public interests nor
eTs, T NOTICE is HEREBY { GIVEN mat ths
oWnS f8 oPder RbEiR that a
suant to the proyisions Of PUBLIC At No:
street and alley areas as shown in green
on plate fled in the ofiCe of the Surveyor
Of thG DistE6t s6 Of Solum9a and npmesTed
2Sl3, 1914. 2Sf5. 2SlG, @Sf7, 2Sts and
@sl9 are hereby ordered CLOSED. same to
the title 70 the land comprised in said
areas so closed to revert 10 the abuttng
e reas 9 o2aeed On coae s
described as follows: l. CLOSING part OF
4lst street at Nebraska Avenue and War
NE, 3; Closing Of alleys in Square 55t3
cosns kesns G9q s1ee Na'R Rest Faof of
ss,rset NE; and elosgps OF public 2 alleys II
sree between sb 60snf snd waer EasS sre
East closing A and B Streets South, be-
tween Ind end Water Streets Sc clos
va WsteA seets NSFn SE eoSSr 0n and 'n2
Streets, North, between cist end 3lst
Streets Me- eiqsins Goih snd 2ist srest
Street stree Pc" cosins e15 ss9 nd s'ree 5 a Norh
Between, East CAPITOL street ard c Street
tween B Street, South and c Street.
So.,t NoTih; ,oel closing 18th 18th 9Th 18th,
Wafer n n s!rss a'a and strss. aorh Ea1 sosiss
and 5lst street Ne: including a transfer
for part of East Capitol Street and 1ath
ssrgcs t9T PARK hor} purposes ss closlqy
Place west q 55th Street NV.
Commissioners. D. c.. oyer land in said
square and also a dedieation, Of land
north OF Sheridan. Street NV, and
closing r;., PUBLIC alley in square n. as69
ford and Gainesville Streets Sc. end
CLOSING Of alleys in SQUARES 5729 d and
n AR hc Fort b1pon Ps % sFGes area snx n ssys sonh
and Ely North hSs Msssahuas sss Ct @nes4a se
amfa sna ns SFssis Rahrod 0FRan Terraee aa'
Street, Hill Place; 23rd Street paT, Of
FeE"an rl,is R 3s!5ss ana ssss
5454, 5455. 545e. $3.50, $500. 54ei. 54s7.
54a5 and 54e6 IL. Closing Of alleys in
Square 511. including transfer Of turisdic-
tion to Commissioners, D. c., over land in
all parties Interested must file objections,
II any, in writing. to said elosinss; or as
to 1os1s any item pr TENS Soys pFovsIbg Tor the
(30) days after the date of this pub!ics-
tion as indicated at the bsginning hereof;
otherwise said order shall become effec-
tive on March II. 1919. and the street
and alley areas as herein described she'll
closed in accordance With the provisions
Of said Public Act No 30T, anproved
December Is, 1879. JOHN RUSSELL,
YOUNG. c. w. KUT2. GUY MASON,
Commissioners Of the District of Columbia.
fe15,14texSuhol
Evening star., 1943-02-16
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

STAKES ES-VANS-PANELS
Trucks available on rental to business Arms.
service vice, INCLUDES IN % syerythinG but the driver.
STERRETT OPERATING SERVICE.
"0l Que st NV North S3l1
Evening star., 1943-02-16
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

FORD two one-ton panel delivery trucks;
June, 1a41 excellent condition.
National City Dairy Co.,
DI. o5SS-Smith.
CHEW. DUMP. 1910; good condition. good
tires; $4,000 r. E. Hooper. Phone North
Beach "a l6.
DODGE 1941 "a panel truck no priority
necessary tires excellent. very low mile
age. Mr. Williams, SH. 2s49. Dealer.
CHEVROLET stakes (2J. l57-inch wheel
base; Chevrolet dumps with Wood hy-
draulic hoists; ! Dodge pickup: Al me-
chanical cond., excel, tires. Ben Huudley.
344s 14th st. NV
Al international pickup.
Al international long Wheelbase.
40 Ford.
2121 BLADENSBURG RD. NE.
IT.
Evening star., 1943-02-16
APARTMENTS UkFURNlShED.

Will TRADE SMALL, ATTRACTIVE
downtown apt. suitable ] or =, rent
$40 30 month, bedroom, living room. di-
nctte, kitchen and bath, through ventila-
ton and hardwood floors, for large apt
close to downtown NV. section. fairly
large living room. kitchen, bedroom and
bath . or more closets Will pay up TO
SIS. Call District 5623 before II am
BASEMENT APT. or l ROOM, KIT
hath, close in: utilities included; $40
monthly. Call EN-. 67S4.
ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH: HEAT
and lights furnished 1855 n Fairfax dr.,
Arlington Va. L.
Evening star., 1943-02-16

YOUNG LADY end son, arcd .. desires
room ami El,rlen pT.vllcrcy IL refined ur!-
vate home, preferably fl D c. SIhuroau.
willing 10 pag reasonable rental and share
cost Of raid Phone OIL isis.
FEMALE MEDICAL STUDENT Trstres outct
room or apa"incH' IN private home IN
town or vicinity O. GGI.nEer Ho p.tal, PA
GA, Star. 1fr
WANTED, sirele unig~nsh~d room by
young lady having own hadrm. fuTn., Dis
trlct pref Gleha 0|lg after $50.
PETWORTH or CnilUm by lady. uriurn
and KIT. or share an RA. floH
WANTED. room; Gogi. cfHcial VIII paw we'll
for exceptional Qpartrr within 2-mIlo ra-
dius Of 9Th TrA Erw York ave. NV. Tcle-
phone MA. 71lo. = 10 = p m
pOUBLE, twin h-es, pyt bath. cony. to
PentacGn, NV. NssL CoGr,@. CSCh ref
no. 2ln4 EEt. ~ ...cr q ? N Il.
Evening star., 1943-02-16
ARE YOU CLEVER

At hxing UP houses7 This one in Kensinz-
TON Is good sound frame constr but needs
a little attention and freshening up En-
trance hs IL, 7 rooms and bath. attic bsrnt .
coal heat; corner location with extra lot
Evening star., 1943-02-16
ROOFS WIFE BOARD

RM, AND EOARD tor young laaies at 1857
Fairmont 81 W Good home cooklnE.
TERRACE HALL. l4tj Mas. ave nv
Single, double. tribe room. good food
DT, 62S2 or Sterling $3.50
WALKING DISTANCE DOWNTOWE. IJI1
Rhode IS.ana ave. n nW--D .ut.- on lr.D.
Tor men Or girls running Wa-Cr. 3!-L."
for n4ri Excellent meals
1905 UP5EUR ST. NW.-Coaunc'rr uaS..
suitable tog or 3 young men exc 'e0t
meals; ! h'k t0 l"tH st
LOVELY HOME '''tlo DrC-1-nt tnr, 4
refined gE.s, private bath. excellent meals;
- MN dnvn'rEa. SO - OIL Ghp'
NEAR PEEIhGCN BLDG s-lc and dblp.
rms, 'NU beds, !UpCr-EpTIC- mattresses.
wei -hai. meals. home atmosphere. no
7p67
$500 MASS AVE. NV If you are look
Ing for The bre' of food IN a happy friendly
stmoSrHere. wGs not Ivy tGc TOWN CLUB.
Men and women Gcatlcs DU 1864
2O22 @ ST W-Vscanclcs for rlrls,
walk, dist, Or raa!c location, warm I.a.,
good foo6, laundry privilege
DUPONT CLUB. 1925 lath ST. II well
heated rooms suitable Tor TWO or thrcc,
S35 up 10.
Girls only, lu MIN loc by bus 70
Pnnfagon B'dp Beautiful home. auto,
coal heat. lsuu0ry and !iy4nE rTn. pTly.4tGcss
SIl VIZ TE 1895
pOWKTOWN-G .nmcu walk, Govt
b.des. good transp. No bathroom con-
Eestion. meals optional reas. De. 2IGl
Evening star., 1943-02-16
STORES FOR RENT.
OUT-OF-TOWk REAL ESTATE.

FLORIDA. MILES FROM GULF BATH
ing beach acres fertile ground on main
highway. adjacent to shopping center;
price, S4a5 easy terms For information
call or write A F. Madeira with j. IVES
LEY BUCHANAN, 1872 K ST. NV. Met
ropolitan ll43.
Evening star., 1943-02-16
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

GENTLEMEN OFFICERS AND WIVES
Warm suite and studio rooms with private
Law. clUbroon, hotel service. 10-cent bus;
good location. modern transient club,
Non -housekeepinS. Club Glebe. Gil, 39f6
ROOM. in pleasant home atmosphe-c. for
a refined Young married voTan who is
alone Call Gil. 0065, after Is. eyes.
$40 s. GLEBE RD-LarEe room nicely
Detpotts.: eentienen oniy' w OK as34.N Navy
ARLINGTON. 40l9 S 1Sth-Sele rin
new twin beds, for Navy Annex or Penta-
eon workers: unim. phone. CH. aiOa.
DOUBLE OR SINGLE ROOM, near bath
restricted netchborhoOc, nesr t-apsp. and
Silver Sprinc Shopping Center. 81 6iG2
sUITLAND, NO. ) minutes walk rev
Census Bureau-Pleasant rm.. Ink equip.
. girls, S"5 mo, ea Phone after 5
Wednesday, Spruce O4T5-J.
Evening star., 1943-02-16
MOVING, PACKING e. STORAGE

storage: careful, experienced men: reason
able rates: prompt service. Malcolm Scates
Inc, Furniture for the Years" 1924 Up
shur st. NV. ia. 3l9l or IA. 3las
MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates:
will take your surplus furniture rs part
payment on your moving. Edelmans Nov
ing q storage Co. Taylor oG2L. LIZ.