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Evening star., 1943-01-22

better and decided these were new
model or Japanese destroyers-I had
known nothing like them. About
quarter of a mile out I recognized
them. They were outriggers, manned
by natives. They had seen me come
out and the lead outrigger headed
for me. 1t seemed. to be doing about
so knots an hour. z
When 1t drew near I saw that the
features of the head man in the
bow were Strikingly Japanese in
cast. But this was no time for
ceremony.
You Japanese?" I yelled. All the
men in the boat shook their heads
In unison and I relaxed. They
tossed me line, which I made fast
to the raft. I made them under
stand there were two more men
on the island, so we headed in.
I told the man in the outrigger's
stern about our long fast and our
present hunger and thirst. He spoke
to another who, as the boat touched,
sprang out carrying length of rope
and a crude chopper with a metal
blade. BY means of the rope he ran
up a palm tree and knocked down
some ripe coconuts.
By the time we reached the hut
he was there with the nuts and had
Topped off the tops, fashioned them
into rude drinking gourds. We
downed the milk and ate the rich
white meat. There was about pint
of milk in each.
Greeted by Whole Village.
De Angels and Reynolds were
stretched out in the outrigger and
we started for the principal village.
They towed me and the raft. 1t was
a sizable settlement across a lagoon
and hidden from view of most of the
island. We were met by the entire
population. The women were clad
only in lava-lavas (waist clothes)
and smiles. All that pulchritude.
and I could think of nothing but
water.
1t developed that friendly power
maintained radio station and
small garrison on the island. Shortly
before Navy plane had dropped a
note asking them to be on the look
out for us. That's why the natives
were out in force.
I remember the women weeping
at our emaciated condition. Our
boards were long and unkempt.
Evening star., 1943-01-22
Sub-Treasurer's Office
To Open in Bethesda

A sub-treasurer's office for the
western suburban area of Mont
gomery County will be established in
Bethesda next week, William Pres
colt, commissioner for the area, an
nounced today.
Because of the scarcity Of space in
the Bethesda County Building, 1t
will be necessary to find quarters
elsewhere. In addition to receiving
taxes and selling licenses for fishing
and hunting, the Office will serve as
an information center on assess
ments and other county govern
mental and tax problems.
Decision to establish the new
Office was made, Commissioner Pres
colt said, because of the rapid
growth of population in the area
and the gas and tire shortage. Such
an Office already has been set up in
Silver Spring, he pointed out.
Evening star., 1943-01-22
Simpson of Illinois
Named to D. c. Unit

Representative Simpson of Illinois
was selected yesterday as a fifth
new Republican member to serve on
the House District Committee.
Mr.. Simpson is an automobile
dealer and owner of a motor bus
line. He was a volunteer in the
World War and served with the AEF
and attended the original American
Legion caucus in Paris.
He has been director of the Car
rollton public school. president of
the Greene County fairs, chairman
of the Greene County Republican
Committee and for 16 years has
served on the executive committee
OF the County Chairmen's AS
sociation.
Evening star., 1943-01-22
IA U. S. Woman Coptives
Reported Moved to Reich
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
STOCKHOLM, Sweden. Jan. a.,
Reliable reports from Oslo yester-.
day said IA American women ar,
rested by the Gestapo in Norway last
fall had been removed before Christ
mas from the Grini concentration
camp near Oslo to the Liebenau in
ternment camp in Germany near
the Swiss border.
Friends reported they received
seasonal greeting cards which the
women mailed from Liebenau.
Evening star., 1943-01-22
OWIDenies Creatinq
Atmosphere That Led
10 1resca Staying
Explains Goal in
Seeking Victory Council
Of ltolion-Americons

The Office of War Information to-
day denied reports alleging that 1t
created the political atmosphere
among Italian Americans that made
possible the killing of Carlo Tresca.
Italian editor in New York City jan
uary 4.
1t is expected that the Owl later
might make available a complete
and detailed report on its work
among Italian Americans.
Luifgi Antonini president of the
Italian-American Labor Council, was
quoted in the reports as saying that
the Owl sought to force the in
clusion Of Communists and former
Fascist Sympathizers in a proposed
victory council of Italian Americans.
Edltor TreSca is said to have been
an ardent foe of Communists,
Killer Still at Large.
Owl representatives were accused
In the reports of spreading a story
that Tresca had agreed to abandon
opposition to Communist participa-
tion in the council, and this was
said to have been a factor in his
Staying. However, the New York
police have not yet announced the
arrest of the killer or the motive for
the shooting.
No Communists were invited to
the discussions on the establish
ment Of the Victory Council, Owl
sources said today. Pending con-
sideration by Owl officials of the
charges, the agency contented itself
with issuing this statement;
Many leaders of Italian American
labor and fraternal organizations in
New York City have expressed the
desirability of unifying their activ-
titles behind the war effort.
Victory Council Functions.
They feel this unification should
take the form of a victory council
whose purpose would be limited to
the sale of War bonds, USO and Red
Cross activities, pro-democratic edu-
cation and so forth.
The victory council was consid-
efeo lor primarily domestic activities
concerned with the war effort. The
Owl has served only as liaison
agency between the various leaders,
who felt that the membership should
be strictly limited to bona fide and
completely American organizations.
Despite current statements to the
contrary, there was absolutely no
international project such as Free
Italy movement contemplated.
THE late Carlo Tresca was only
one of many leaders with whom the
proposed victory council was dis
cussed and, while he was in COM
plete agreement with the organiza-
ton plans, he was in no sense con-
sidered as the leader of the proposed !
council. The leaders are prominent
Italian Americans with outstanding
pro-democratic, anti-Fascist rec
ords."
Evening star., 1943-01-22
Capper Reinfroduces Bill
For Uniform Divorce Law
~ the Associated Press.

ny tne AesoclaLeG PreSs.
Senator Capper, Republican, Of
Kansas reintroduced yesterday his
20-year-old proposal that Congress
be empowered to enact a uniform
marriage and divorce law.
He declared that Supreme
Court decision last month that Ne
vada divorces are valid in other
States makes it highly necessary"
to eliminate conflicting" State laws.
Senator Capper's resolution pro-
poses a constitutional amendment
that Congress shall have the power
to make laws, which shall be uni
form throughout the United States.
on marriage and divorce, the
egitimiZation of children and the
care and custody Of children affected
by annulment of marriage or by
divorce" He recalled that he had
been urging its adoption for 40
years.
Evening star., 1943-01-22
Argentine Rails Ask Rise

BUENOS AIRES, Jan. % (P.--
Seven private railroads. forming a
principal part of Argentina's inter-
nal communications system, yester-
day petitioned the government to
authorize increases of 20 per cent in
freight and 10 per cent in passenger
fares :
Evening star., 1943-01-22

lLiC1iOlOliCu JlldL,
on the way to
Ferney, he had
stopped to see
Mr.. So-and-S so,
another notable
of that era.
"a very able
m a n, a fin e
character, said
Voltaire.
That's very
kind of you"
said the visitor,
because he said
you were q VII
al nous d
wretch"
Evening star., 1943-01-22
Stiff Sentences
Given Trio of
Yoke Robbers

Three convicted colored robbers
who employed the yoke technique
in overpowering victims, today in
District Court were given sentences
ranging from TO Is years in one
case and to 27 years in two others.
Justice Matthew F, Mcclure i'm
posed the sentences which were de-
scribed by John C. Conliff, jr, as
sistant United States attorney, as
"the stiffest I can recall for this
type Of offense."
The men are John w. Hart, 81,
81 L street NV, and Robert F.
Wheeler, 20, 902 First street NV,
each sentenced TO to n years, and
Robert A. Fountain, %, 1880 S street
NV. sentenced to to IS years.
Evening star., 1943-01-22
RAF Bombers Rule Air
In West Burma Foroys
~ the Associated Prtsk


NEW DELHI, Jan. 22.-Japanese
fighter planes kept at safe distance
as RAF bombers and fighters swept
over Western Burma yesterday on
another of their daily raids, blasting
at enemy position betweeS Akyab
and Rathedaung, British COM
munique announced today.
Although enemy planes were aloft,
the communique said, they made no
attempt to interfere as Blenheim
bombers escorted by fighters staged
three separate forays down along
the shores of the Bay of Bengal.
The fighters followed up the bomb
Ing with low level machine-gun at
tacks but still the enemy planes did
not offer combat. the bulletin added.
All the British planes were re-
ported to have returned safely.
Evening star., 1943-01-22
Congress in Brief
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press. Sc =
Senate. -r'
In recess until Monday. so
Foreign Relations Committee re- p
sunes heafings on Edward u. Flynn
nomination. q tl'-t. "a ..
Judiciary Subcommittee considers
nomination of Wiley B.. Rutledge to
Supreme Court 10y -
Byrd Economy Committee resumes :
scrutiny of Government expend-
itures. -~.-.--..---.-.. 49,. .---a.
House. r'+
Considers resolution to continue
Small Business Committee.
If you buy, our airmen fly. Get
War savings stamps now. =
Evening star., 1943-01-22
One Small Voice BY John Kieron
Place Of Connective Athletics in Mar Prooram

There is the story of the man
who came to visit Francois Marie
Arouet de Voltaire at Ferney and,
in talking with the famous writer.
Evening star., 1943-01-22
1T. JAMES C. WHITAKER,

U,rs. Army Air Force Transport Command.
as told to Charles Lesvelle.
Our rubber raft beached on the
palm-covered island at 2 pm. on
November II. 1t had been 20 days
and 2l1a hours since our Flying
Fortress had disappeared beneath
the waves somewhere southeast of
Hawaii. setting adrift Capt. Eddie
Rickenbacker and seven others
of us.
The big bomber had been sent
off its course by erroneous read
ings of the navigator's octant, dam
aged in a take-off accident at Hick-
Evening star., 1943-01-22
Three Members of Lost Rickenbucker Crew
Rescued From Pacific Island by Natives

This is the 11th instdllment OF
the story OF Capt. Eddie Ricken-
bdcker and seDen companions
and their three weeks fght for
life against the periis OF the
equatorial Pacific.
Evening star., 1943-01-22

athletics of the most bitter kind,
professional boxing.
Evening star., 1943-08-24
ROOMS FURNISHED.
MoryIond ond Viroinio.

3"tI PERRY ST. Mt. Rainier. Nd
Large furnished front room, twin beds,
aTi SGfSEs fGns srahs6
apt for couple or . girls; c.hw.: conv. TO
cHEvY CHASE. Mb"..comtortable room
Edne w9 fams porch in eed Dryas NG
phone, maid service; block Conn. ave.
bus; references required. Call OIL. 3l59
LARGE front room. furnished, private
AVAILABLE SEPT. Ist. or, : rooms. with
kitcnen and laundry privileges in new
6gpa9, 6pme nar fscng ,,l playsr9nnds of Bethesda
5-yesr-old child and nonworkne wife will
ing TO Rive day care to owners 5-year-
old dsGghtey iNGhUS By sox ss-X, 3 Star. .,,,
private bath, private home; cow transp
CAL GE. 7O5S after g.
ARLiNGTON--Room and ba ath; convenient
LTanSportation; employed couple preferred
ARLINGTON. Va. $40 s. Glebe rd--Nicely
furnished single room for Govt. employed
senueman gen enar only; bt9 c9ny transp Pentagon
ALEXANDRIA, Beverly Hils-Room. suit
able l or . new home. semiprivate shower
bath; ] q blkS: to bus, cow: 10 Pentagon
fnd dAuFnGF uP orrcHRs Pe2ns ISD IS
clubroom, hotel. service; 1Oc bus; excellent
location Modern transient club; nom
housekceping GL 3946 Weekly rates.
FURNISHED ROOMS
SPECIAL WEEKLY RATES.
! double bed, persons, pvt. bath $1,000
. double beds, persons, pvt bath 1900
| double bed, persons, run'g water 80
: double double beds persons, run'g wat 1000
stop at door located midway between Alex
ARLINGTON, HOTEL,
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures,

1888 18th PLACE N.E.-Master bedrm, for
Z eioIy nicely furn. inner-spring mattress, large
Breakfast i desired. AD. 1851.
623 MD; AVE. N.E.-Sinsle front rm. next
ShoWer bath: conv. transp FIR. 1927
BIB MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-Single room
near bath; attractive location; convenient
TRANSPORTATION: gentleman
I3E b ST. NE, The Galena-Exclusive
guesthouse, 'on the Hill' for girls: ali
new furniture and equipment. spacious
rooms, large closets and chests lounge
ior entertaining friends; doubles and
triples: S22 .50-S2s 80
LaKOE ROOM. twin beds, large private
bath and shower; gas heat. gentle family
employed couple or gentlemen; S45. MI
1917 QUEEN ST. N.E.-Double and single
room Tor girls or couple; near transp. TR
1864
2:02 SHEPHERD ST N.E.-Attractiye bed
room, comfortable twin beds; conv. trans
500 H ST. N.E.-Room with twin beds
newly furn., next bath; girls only FIR 1870
~ X ST; N.E.-Single room for gentle
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast

LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, single
and double sleeping rooms reasonable; ;
adults: sober; DI; 5562.
l348 SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. S.E-Lge
front room. twin beds; gentlemen; SO
week. Franklin O15O
I06 NORTH CAROLINA AVE. SE-Front
room for girls, newly furn.; walking dis
tance Govt bldgs.. franklin 9245
GIG G ST. S.E.-Newly furn. large front
twin bed rm.; pvt. home. all conv. coal
heat: quiet, reasonable FIR. 49l2.
ANACOSTA. 1912 Que ST. se-Large
double room adjoining bath, FIR. 4993.
22S so. CAROLINA AVE. S.E.-Furnishe ed
room, double bed; on bus line, near Navy
Yard. LU 625S
@2I5 NAYLOR RD SE-Front single
room. for gentleman, detached home near
Navy Yard. Boiling Field and Naval Re
search Laboratory. TR. 1917.
Evening star., 1943-08-24
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE.
ApARTMEkrs WANTED.

ApARTMEkTs WANTED.
Two snEs 1ss Tfas fHsR sss e. s .l
MANTED-1-room apt, furnished. Call
ARMY CAPTAIN and wife desire to 5
ost eo,Sasa Y. IA q 1850 a"' possession Sept or
CoUP1E, editor and writer. wants apart
Excellent references; $50 to $50 range de-
s1sd SiTed Will consider up to s1oo. WI.
YOUNG WOMAN EXECUTIVE wishes i or
2 room apartment. private bath. unfur-
nished, Dupont Circle area; ceiling, !S7h.
EsleFsasss Ex ssSa Es 4o7 Phone
rooms rooms living room; o KITCHEN. bath for six
girls: Can co. 1903 Sunday and after 8
FURNISHED 2 or 3 room apartment, In
yons eoupe no o ehdren or
GOV sovr. EXECUTIVE desires or 2s foom
siIoi 81 ssod t5ansD. References szehaassd.
FKoFassoSs FEt ass 81 sEepnSS ovT aE ENGR ?R5 with en
DToS Sf aen eosc ant n with m
F%osFpsooM F% 81 10 ana xrsK4arNr or asa .m.
house, furnished. yicinity Dupont Circle
or Georgetown; availabl. october st, Reg
uar uh,1ar.n Army qfiesr on EXTENDED duty N, Ne
co6PLf COUP sgS1 rith 1s aaq Child desire 81
rd NV; s6o-ss0. Michisan sl2I Ext. 13s,
psorsssinN. pIs sm 1 wnMsS Dm dSiy dss,r. untur
nent, references. Republic 1900. Ext. 1915.
BRITISH OFFICER requires small furn.
apt, pref: in apt. house; for indefinite pc
riod. Elk. 1900, Ext. 279, a.m.-6 D m.
RESPONSIBLE YOUNG LADY desires one
modern building. Northwest section. by
Sept, IS; will pay up to S55. Write Box
Tfwoi CANADIAN GIRLS desir. furnished
pb6e. dSwntsEn sS
GOVT EXECUTIVE and wife desire small
bedroom, Twin room. % dinette kitchen.tre
and private. bath; must be in good resi-
ssna ss Viii section bs ,.e,Dts Of postsy netns
ssh1snsed; price RANGE between 500 and
tGn co1pLE s0x wiTH Tri1 ~ var CHILDREN desires
small apartment. bedroom or efhciency in
spartmsnt building; NV. close in Box
REsPoNsIBLE. refined, middle-ased man
and wife looking for small furnished apart
ment preferably within walking distance
Of 10th and K NV; permanent. Box ss-z,
TSFuRSrSgHEp Ss g1sp arAaTNEST. g living resm,
or 3 ROOMS. Eitchenette and bath
turn, apt. by Protestant couple; native
waRrED sH Boy msn Of Sept
Oct; furnished; . baths, 2 bedrooms, with
a walsnS dstanse ose ts
ton wanted BY 2 RESPONSIBLE young women,
ass or ven eens on DFft5 IT, 6os5 oos
ae'v Sss 2E soT EMrIoTE ha. and wifi. desr.
seesoD s%s iarn or unafn Box 7sz
2 REFINED YOUNG LADIES desire fur
SEPT; NV. preferred. Ex. 1920.
RTahfS REFiNED IoSSG COUPLE nondripkers aesir. Hsi
one or two room furnished or unfurnished
apartment Sept: l or after Washington
bath, NV. only: mother and daughter, en-
pleyed Can Ex; 20 2oso Ext; So7, besween
Fl with cook
Anacostia preferred. other locations CON
sS' 1884, Eas 7fo 1Ps Between 0s1s snd @
e-BEDRooM. completely furnished apt.
responsible ot1cers with own servant: refs.
Golumbia $685. Ext. 1888 or write Boy BSos 81
COUPLE desires one or two bedroom COM
st,e ssstien; Vii pa, up 70 slso. % ,cali
GPfEG nNFuRSisHED APT. or house. pref. NV.
2 or 3 bedrooms. married couple no chill
sR P'fsss SsRt cow EN- sasn
and mother: bdr. pr iarg. bdr,: L.T:
l. saS ss nes sdf but ssn ss sfs
Evening star., 1943-08-24
ROOMS WITH BOARD tcsn,.) .

1914 H 81. N.W.--For young men and
women, running water in rooms; S26 and
3 sc BPocks pes M'hff From WHITE HOUSE. Ss 20,
10th st; n.w.--Youns men and women. also
married couples; S26 to $50 per month.
MT. PLEASANT-Girls.c choose wisely. Best
in everything at right rates, Choice seiec-
tions io1s nov Cali % Adams 1881; ,
airy rms. friendly environment Dissin's
2I0s ST. N.W.-Large basement room,
private entrance; suitable 4 persons, ,pri..
ers psrsons each d. ouns i4a rooms suitable
DUPONT CLUB, 13a6 10th st. n.w.-Nic.
double room: also girl to share triple; large,
1907 18th ST. NV N.wSpoabie sHaOie rooms. Sn q conv
food Mrs. zwell. no. 1855
TOWN TOW &c CLuB fUas 1900 Mass ave nw-Ta
SIt'oi ROOM a, AND bSfa5 BOARD for on. girl sood
s.s nasr rH s7as one young girl
sses nSRe sF Nw s juss HE 81 sa4s 18th
For employed persons. attractive front
tached brick home: in fne residential sec
ton, all conveniences; appetizing meals:
1855 i SSr %oRhy sssh gs fo tsSd sr.
in large. newly furnished ROOM twin beds,
excellent meals; Jewish home. Randolph
BOARD AND ROOM at half price. 2, en-
ployed, about so years old, stay with lady
3 evenings a week. no household duties;
nice home employing excellent housekeeper;
DUPONT CiRCLEwsinsie room for r. gentle. SHie.
man: also double for girls nice home for
young people: good transp.; good food.
AVAILABLE SEPT. Ist. for girls-Room
and good home cooking In beautiful NV :,
20 min. from town: S45 each. OR. Gill.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1914 18th ST. NW.-Girls to share large
front room, $40; also single, available Sept
lst; S45: excellent transportation.
THE MARIETTA, 1925 18th st. NV
Nicely furnished rooms for ladies and men:
excellent board; switchboard, showers 27s
2SO5 ONTARIO RID. N.W.-Large front
car, buses, CO. a72S. 25-
1915 MASS. AVE. N.W.-A distinctive
home for young people in an unsurpassed
location: reasonable
2SI4 WISCONSIN AVE, NV Jewish
home; for . girls or 2 boys excellent
Evening star., 1943-08-24
ROOMS WANTED.

bath, shower preferred, by Sept st, within
walking distance of 7th and independence.
Box 91-Z Star 2Rs
YOUNG MAN desires nice single room with
private or semiprivate bath, NV. 18th st. or
Conn; ave. preferred. Box 44-Z Star. 24'
FURNISHED ROOM with private bath or
nice small apartment, near Capitol, for
desirable employed couple. Phone Mr..
Lewis, FIR. 97S3, between 8 pm. and mid
z British OFFICERS require sinsl. rms.
with private bath. or modern furnished
apartment: good location. within walking
by Aug 81. Elk. 45O0. Ext. 81, OF DE
Evening star., 1943-08-24
ApTs. FURNISHED Gent, .

:. CAPITOL---Iease Available immedis steiy
Tor 2.room Kitchen and bath apartment.
ST Sn HT fiEAsxsaTs ASSs assyssr sna
nned Jewish girl 70 share 2A-room apt.
with one other. Call MI. s61e. pm. to
2 pm. weekdays
II n ST. N.E.-LArxe basement room.
double bed, nicely furnished, Frieidaire,
sink range, everything included, $40 mo.
1904 ST. ME- rooms and bath. nicely
furn.. new home. AT. $40; call any time.
Mr.. WHITE HOUSE. 17a4 H-Room in
ladys quiet apt. for 1-2 gentle ladies:
shower. Kit. use. D1. 3406 after s.
CHEERFUL LARGE RIM, LH.K., $40.
single Rm. $40. Both Nr. Bath.
l332 3lst st. NV. AID. a77s, e-4 IN. .
3 RMS. REFG.. S55
Nice Single Rm., So
20 3rd st. Ne; Both Nr. Bath. Ii asoo .
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DOGS. PETS, ETC,

SPRINGER SPANIEL PUP, all black. must
sell, $40. May be seen after pm, 735
N. j. ave. NV. Apt. II.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, male and
female, pedigreed, distemper innoculated.
Reasonable WA. 1899.
MOVING, PRICES REDUCED
COOKERS, SCOTTIES, PERSIAN KITTENS
Dog Hotel. 1874 Georgia Ave. ia 1921.
Evening star., 1943-08-24
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 1cor..,

BEDROOM SUITES. once, furniture, dining
fpd PKNI1PSD EsS PpDGn snr o5ls
room. house. viii pay highest cash prices.
Immediate removal. Mr.. Charles. Ii 6.o6.
BEDROOM, dining room, living room and
other good furniture and household articles
BEDROOM, dining living room furniture.
fsa''eis sa e 3Rli sS6si we Ro
BICYCLE: etrrs juvenile. Telephone RE.
CAMERAS. movie equip, phote supplies.
Gash Trsde sasa B5enne5 nenn a4s penna ave
CLoTHiNG. shoes; highest prices paid pal for for
IS * W, at A1;E;
MEH's' BOYS gsSP cIorHfNd. HING SANS MS
sSS7 81, z N st NV MI. 2715. Open eve; Will call
1se9 eotsine prices psd for mems
cLoTHiNG@H5ghest prices ; s1as paid for men S
COR olss5S ;Ss,eSTisEN haas AEToadArlc, nearl,
DIAMoNDs. " old gold discarded jewelry
s BufE S@' 1nc see s4 1G5 18th hsh St.
EIEcTRIc HOT PLATES, desire double and
single also toaster and iron. Mr.. Mason.
ELECTRIc TRAINS. 4 and gauge.
Hobby sTpply sls 9Th h,;a s. NV RE ao5a
mediate removal. District 373a.
Bedroom, Twins, room. misc.
household goods brio -brac. china: prompt
attention: highest cash prices: Call any
time RE 1904. Ewes. ME. 5317. 2s'
FuRMIIGRE Want to by buy n some ~ used
cs e1ennss oQss Sspuse sso s used
FURNITURE. bric-a-brac, china. glassware,
rugs, silverware, paintings; highest cash
prices maid Call Murray. TQylOr 3333
JEWELRY, diamonds, shotguns, cameras.
5inoeulsrS I and men,s elothing HIGHEST I
sale, % Max zweig' ss7 I'm b NV ME-. s1is. Is.
q apartment a uprshts in .ny sond1tiCn
Piano Co ioi5 EtS sth St fe MA aass. '''OAH
PIANO os-Highest. spot-cash price paid for
phone as "a aas 4ss for SGa ~as ans
appraisal Hugo Worch. ITO 6 st. NV
Plan from vii pay y ss snsb on or cond %s.d
TIghts suitable p t0E rental purposes Mr.
PISTON RINGS, | or more pairs of Mighty
MHff Ell RfeSs We sS6 srse size pre-
ferred. in Al condition; 500 cash. TR.
REFRIGERAToRs, electric or gas wash
ing machines sewing machninnss, furniture.
sTWiNf steysS; tools ete ADAMS a915 ..
paid MA. 1920. Ext. 31O, Mr.. Slepak
SEWING MACHINE-We buy all types;
pestns ST. h 1850 RE
TAYLOR TOT STROLLER, prewar. MI.
62SS. 24s
TYPEWRITER, Royal portable, noiSeless,
plea type: high serial number; must have
tabulator and shift lock. HO. OO6S
TYPEWRITERS-We buy any make, are
or condition; high cash prices paid: bring
them in or call us Standard Typewriter
Co. 9l0 G st. NV. MA. 1882.
WASHING MACHINE and ironer: will pay
fair price even if needs repairing. TAYLOR
4317. 90
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ROOMS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

THE CHURCHILL, I74O P St nw.-singie
rooms. with running water, near showers:
ming water. near hath: $40 to SI2 weekly.
1884 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Men; S5 40
VIZ, single rms; dble., 81; clean, cool: 10
min. dwntn., on car line: baths, showers,
c.h.w., innersp. mattresses AID 1890
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Near Chevy Chase Circle. public and
hall brick with everything II is sirl.
ated in Washington's outstanding deveI-
opment of Chevy Chase, D. c.; high eleVs-
ton lovely surroundings, wooded setting:
z splendid rooms, 3 bedrooms of unusual
size tone master bedroom. tiled
baths. huge living and dining rooms frst-.
floor library Cor bedroom) with tiled lava.
tory. adjoining, beautifully finished and
insulated room Oh third floor automatis
heat, garage. To inspect,
Cab MR.. FOLEY, 81, 1855
THOS. J FISHER 4 co. INC.
73s 9th s. Realtors. DI $3.50
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