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Evening star., 1944-07-03
Freedom Statue Atop Capitol
Will Get Summer CIeuninu
by the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
Freedom" at the Capitol Is going
TO get cleaned up this summer for
the first time In 1ive years. 50 are
the $500 200 pound iron dome and
part Of the building-all for 80, 900
The bronze statue which has
looked out over Capitol Hill from
high on the dome for 81 years, will
get unsecd oil bath.
It will take 2.0o0 gallons Of paint,
seven weeks and IS painters to do
the Job on the dome and central
part Of the Capitol.
Freedom" which received . 3S-
gun salute ct her dedication, standl
|l9h feet high, weighs 1885 pounds
and cost $23, 1862.
This year the political campaign
will complicate the job Of shining
up the Capitol. Many odaces nor
mally vacant in summer will be in
use throughout the congressional
recess.
In the Capitol itself there remain
to be cleaned II acres of floor. 40
rooms, 679 windows and $50 door
ways, plus 1876 feet of skylights,
Evening star., 1944-07-03
RESIN0L
STOMACH
1AN1RUMS
pe@.H%,'S%Se ~ S%Set'

Stomach acting up? Help it calm
down with soothing PEPTo-BIsAoL.
For years, many doctors have rec
ommended PEPTo-BISMoL for relief
Of sour, sickish, upset stomach. It
helps retard intestinal fermentation
and simple diarrhsa. PEPTo-BlsMoL>
tssfes good and does food-whsn
your stomach is upset.
sRex u 4 Pat q
Evening star., 1944-07-03

100 windows IN the dome and u
main staircases.
Arthur (0u1) Cook, supervising
engineer. = . bachelor, but he prob
ably knows more Of the fine points
OF housekeeping than many : ma
tron. He also knows the wartime
headaches Of trying to get help.
Take, for instance. the decora-
tors. They're all booked up until
fall.
Mr.. Cooks pet postwar project
Is to obtain rubber mats to slide un-
der the cuspidors. The last ones
were donated to the rubber drive.
Congressional tobacco-chewers
Evening star., 1944-07-03
Hotel Executive Dies

CLEVELAND. July : R.-Thso
Dewitt, "a, president Of the Dswitt.
operated hotels and executive man.
ager Of Hotel Hollenden In Cleve.
land, died on . New York Central
train Saturday night q he was rs-
turning from . vacation trip.
Evening star., 1944-07-03

tenly . ~ lelt. neWD have spgo11v
|eoe1s aim. ~. 0ook aays. Du1 80
deeant mean . bu1It-s9e sVssy
Evening star., 1944-07-03
Submarine Bueoro
Launched at Groton

~ the Associated Press.
GROTON, Conn.,, July 3.-The
submarine Bugara. the 18th to be
launched at the Electric Boat Co.
plant here this year and the third
in as many weeks, yesterday slid
down the ways into the Thames
River.
Mrs. L. s. Perry, wife Of Capt.
Perry, aide to the Secretary Of the
Navy, was the sponsor.
Ei1ht 1nflati0n SnaAd inva =
Evening star., 1944-07-03
That Priceless Boy Of Yours

u you had your choice between your boy
coming safely home or your getting million
dollars, we know which you'd take.
You can't measure American boys in dollars.
TO have the opportunity to bring even one boy
home who might otherwise have fallen on a
foreign battlefield Is 4 greater privilege and
responsibility than the chance to make l, z, 10
or $1oo,ooo,00o.
To save the lives of our boys-thats why we've
been working.
We can give you an accounting in dollars for
what we did last year. but that is secondary.
More important is this accounting in lives.
In terms of American boys, yours and ours,
we cannot give you detailed report. But we
know that the hundreds Of scientific aviation
instruments and controls which Bendix has
developed and built have made safer and
easier the fight navigation, and defense Of
transport and battle planes {. that this
'Invisible Crew" is helping nai9htily to
bring safely home planes and crews that
might otherwise never have returned.
We know that devices created and manu-
factured by Bendix-for carrying commands,
giving alarms, locating targets, and aiming and
firing guns on naval and merchant ships have
aided vitality in the destruction Of enemy vessels
-. have helped to save tons upon tons Of Allied
supplies and thousands of precious lives.
We know that starting stopping and steering
equipment originated and produced by Bendix
-on jeeps, tanks and trucks have helped these
vital fighting units to plow straight through to
their objectives i. . have vastly increased tho
survival chances of their gallant crews.
Welnow, too, that Bendix contributions to COM
munications- electronics and allied fields
have been just as effective in speeding victory
BENDIX AvIATIO
FIRST IN GREAT
Builder. Il til
Dix scL,psx PIONEER pa,z
Evening star., 1944-07-03

.. Just as helpful in enhancing tho powers
All this we know, and that is why we have been
and will be until Victory interested primarily
in creating and producing the sinews Of war.
That is also why We prefer to give you an
accounting first Of an in terms Of what we are
doing for your boy.
But figures, too, are revealing, and % we want
you to have q financial accounting a. well. Here
is what we have done with the funds supplied
by your purchases of War Bonds and govern
ment securities, and your wartime tax payments:
We have pyramided production to thirty times
our pre-war level. As a result our payrolls last
year totalled more than sos, 900 900.
Our gross sales, royalties and other operating
income for the same period amounted to
$ols,753465 before making refunds to the
government amounting to $40, ,000, 900 re-
hecting efiiciences in manufacturing and our
policy Of reducing our profit margins ~
volume increased.
Our accounted profit was $l4,722,704.
What does this figure mean in terms Of per
cent? Not 259o-not o99o-but actually 1890,
or less than 80 Of net sales.
In 1o43 we increased our deliveries to the
Armed Forces by more than $500. .oo0, 900, but
our increased profit a. a result Of this added
volume was less than two-thirds Of 1%.
We're going to have tough time returning to
peacetime operations because we have expanded
70 greatly. We have no way Of knowing what the
cost will be. But for the purpose, We set aside
out Of last years earnings $3.50, 900.
In wartime, we repeat, accounting in dollars is
secondary. We pledge to you to continue our
all-out effort to bring home that priceless
boy Of yours.
Evening star., 1944-07-03
Fffl9(QQ1K

OH what joyful relief usually fol-
~ lows when soothing Resinol-
the famous ointment of four gen.
erations-is used on sunburned or
chafed skin. ivy poisoning, simple
rash, dry eczema or cracked toes.
Specially medicated to soothe
itching and burning, and so aid
healing. Keep jar handy-it pays.
Evening star., 1944-07-03

Fight imitation speed inva-
sion buy more bonds!
The echo., 1944-11-24
BY Ruth Taylor

With humble and contrite hearts, we
gather together this Thanksgiving
Day. 1914. to give praise unto Thee,
most bountiful 'Giver of Gifts.
The shadows Of war have darkaned
our lives. We have been menaced by
the enemy from without. From with
in we are still hampered by our own
self-will and personal ambitions. Our
nearest and dearest are being sent
into danger all over the world The
even tenor Of our ordered lives has
been shattered.
Yet we give thanks to Thee, o God,
and bless Thy name for Thy manifold
mercies vouchsafed unto us.
We thank Thee for this land of ours,
its fertility, its resources, its homes,
its people who are still free to fight
and work and strive for freedom for
all the world.
We thank Thee that we are Ameri-
cans; that the days of prosperity and
peace did not sap the spirit which was
our heritage from those who came to
this land seeking freedom to worship
Thee according to their own consc-
fences; that as Americans, regardless
of class, creed or color, we can stand
firm, shoulder to shoulder in tn {
struggle for the rights of all man
kind.
We thank Thee til rat we are
United States; that we can differ j
details of theology, of economies, G
politics and still be united in demand
The echo., 1944-11-24
Passes
MIR. TOM SCOTT LAID TO
REST

Funeral services of the late Mr.
Tom Scott who passed November 14th
were held Friday, November II, 400
o'clock fro m the Rose Hill Church
with the pastor, Rev H. D. Smith, of
ficiating. He was assisted by Revs.
H. J. Griggs, j. D. Wheaton and c.
NJ. Webb.
A large number of friends was pres
ent to pay their last respect to the
deceased The large number Of beau
tiful floral designs attested cir
friendship.
Survivors are: a wife, Mrs. Mary
Scott, two daughters, Miss Jennie
Ruth Scott and Mrs. Marie Scot t
Barey. af
Interment followed in Laboring Sons
Cemetery.
The echo., 1944-11-24
HOUSE BURNS

A house belonging TO Mr.. Jim Hin
ton on the Asylum Heights and oc-
cupied by Miss LaHro Lena Carter was
burned to the ground last Friday af-
telnoon when an oil stove exploded.
Miss Carter is reported to have been
out and when she attempted to go in
the house the whole house had be-
come ignited and she was unable to
save any Of its contents.
The echo., 1944-11-24

Commanding otiicer of WAC De-
tachment No. , at Camp Forrest
Tenn, is the winsome member of a
service-minded t'- ". Her oldest
brother, Capt I y. Campbell is
assigned to a Tank Destroyer unit
at Camp Hood oras; her young
est brother, Isl lieut. William A.
Campbell, is with the AAF in Italy;
one sister, Virginia c., is a cadet
purse at Lincoln Hospital, New
York City; and another, Elizabeth,
has reported at the University of
California for special work in hysi-
cal therapy. Captain Campbell's
father, Mr.. T. N. Campbell, ST., q
held agent for the Department Of
Agriculture, is stationed at Tuske-
gee, Ala whils her mother II
hostess e As Booker r. Washing
Aoa Home, national shrine Of tAs
great edueasAs %. 4 A
GazDs RAotA -~AAAa--a zaAA.z..
The echo., 1944-11-24

Miss Doris Webb, daughter of Rev.
and Mrs. c. M. Webb was in the city
recently to see her brother Charles
Webb who was home on a furlough.
Miss Webb is student in Wiley Col
lege.
Miss Rubie Webb a member of the
faculty of Alcorn College, Alcorn,
Miss, spent the weekend in the city
recently. The nature of her visit
was to see her Brother Charles who
was home on a furlough.
The echo., 1944-11-24
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO
PRESIDENTS

Dear Presidents: As you have been
notified, we are only holding one
Board in the December Quarter and
naturally this is going to be a heavy
board.
This promises to be a we'll attended
board by presidents, members and
friends. We want to kindly appeal
to those presidents who find that it
will be impossible for them to attend
the Board to please have your report
in the office not later than Friday,
December 1st Your cooperation in
this matter will be highly appreciated.
Secretary.
The echo., 1944-11-24
LAUREL

Deer R-r EeDg: r~s. Nv lines
o let ye" know tAao -.o Of our old
est members have passed in The per-
son Of Brother j. D. Braggs and Sis
ter Rachel Heidelberg.
Brothers Braggs was the oldest
member in Lodge No. 90. Please
send two death certificates. These
two derths will make four deaths that
Lodge No. 90 has had within a months
time
c. B. Arlington, President.
The echo., 1944-11-24

Mrs. Bette Horn is on the sick list.
Mrs. Horn resides on Asylum Heights
and is the mother of Miss Helen Horn
who was a member of Alcorn A. &
M. College faculty last year, however,
she is a student at Atlanta University
Atlanta, Ga, this school term.
The echo., 1944-11-24

Mrs. r. l.. Coleman returned to the
city last week after having delivered
an address to the student body of
Miles Memorial College, Birmingham,
Ala.
The echo., 1944-11-24
t'Olk W. Know

Private Carl Smith, son OF Mrs. An
ME Smith, is home on his furlough
visiting relatives and friends. Priv
ate Smith is accompanied by his wife,
Mrs. Cora Smith.
The echo., 1944-11-24

Mrs. Virginia Johnson Fielder of
st. Louis, Mo, was in the city last
week for the funeral services of Mr..
Tom Scott. She was accompanied by
Ter son.
The echo., 1944-11-24

The Editor Of the Weekly Echo Wis
tied the Annual Conference of the c.
NJ. E. Church held at Lexington last
week.
The echo., 1944-11-24

Mrs. Abbie Warren of the Rose Hill
Community is improving after having
been critically i'll for sometime.
The echo., 1944-11-24

Mrs. Amanda Kennedy W h n a S
been seriously i'll for several weeks
seems to be improving.
The echo., 1944-11-24

Mississippi. Standard Men
newspaper of character. circu<
ht'on and opinion, with nncrG
than 10000 readers
Evening star., 1944-07-03
APARTMENTS WANTED.
MARRIED COUPLE DESIRE q ar

MARRIED COUPLE DESIRE or 4 room
9nInrnshed apartment or house in Silver
sptens Extension ca, q Menosy Mr. WALTERS 81 ZOO
ONE OR TWO BEDROOM unfurnished
apartment In good NV. location for settled
s4 sonne re.dence nG esdtsn es VII oaa ssq for
UNFURNIsHED. consisting Of bedroom. uv-
ing room, dlnette, kit and bath and re-
,iTlgferstor ,ibfs dn wanted ,oa At ONCE by 1espon
SMALL FuRN oA APT 1oos Or room san and board
pnarish' 18th and Park I'd. Box 423-M,
COUPLE DESIRES to room furn apt,
WsyK fnsSt refs sI An AZ GOO wn4aN. Ex. colo.
hedr90m Pee Tnf1Tnshed na ed, a5t bungalow
PERMANENTLY located. employed couple
desire unfurn. , rooms, dinette, kit. bath
In apartment Bldg in nv convenient 70
WANTED by consenial Young e LADY fur
nished apartment with one other around
July 20 age 25 to 35 preferably ground
noor With BACK Yard; GOOD TRANSPORTATION
WAVE oFFIeERs want furnished tvo-bed-
room housekeeping apt, preferably in NV
section tor offended period starting
WANTED by two refined Gov sirls. Groom.
kitchen and bath. furnished. in NV. sec
tom tom Call Miss Miss Carl AID. 1855, or RE.
s; SNAIL .l.a aotsE OR APT; furnished or
Mr. sHEEKY. NA. saeo after : . m. ''U.'e'
UNFURN. APT or 3 bedrooms. unfurn
nv, nv; , occupancy by Aug !: 3 adults; gem
sGsfNnss 81 hsns R2S WoM.S aGss sns stas s,uss.r
urgent need for bedroom apt upper 10Th
nv preferred. 81. 6543 after 7:3O pm
WAVE OFFICER, quiet. wants attrac. sm.
APT, or room with Ink. priyl. Phi. OIL.
Evening star., 1944-07-03
PERSONAL

PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50, ask for MIS-
G. Samp6ell, np6 IT you are In need Of loan up
ssI, wl ,bfsbed S5t you promptly veil
sssed ss.u,. eI:s;ssise is y, ny s.
drass Or sursers' pR. soMMERWEkcK mn gRSaiss; K
eSzt ef4 To e'n work x on "a riGE7B, using
month Miss Hall. DU. 1854. 3.
and RENTED, zippers installed, elastic sec
large, larger Dor-Ne corsets, 1921 18th st. NV,
kEDucfSGS, DG special rates; r.mov. fat in
spots; results assured: steam cabinet baths.
RRSnf REFAkN EA ssSe 1sse St. ..rva,
ss1ylee SEQ Il f2ss PsI snIs.a run
seeon e shtsR ese.szn Sz the s..2.ne. in ySa
81 81; /: NV v: JOHNSON. dentist. Falls. teeth z:
Westof9 ysesl5ea gds Ehle sGg you Tas Room 6oa
RoBT. ;. Bus SCOTT, OF ID dental nts laboratory
Room Dol. westory Bids. sos 18th st
WANTED. home for 2 and , year old
PT5sn TfyE assoe1.11nSc A5es Ga cHhRRENs dd PRoTES
At, DAY gsSis2 ExpERT I rPo CARE children AZ. =
TO 10, summer session of private school
long established in Chevy Chase; transpor
CATHEDRAL HALL School, b2O1 18th
st. n.w.-Openings children. 5 to 10 yrs.
transportation. GE. 6544 a.
ALARM CLOCKS, watches repaired, ., 4
day service; matchmaker on premises fol
pr0mpt attention, ELECTRICAL CEN.
TER: 514 10th St. betw. and r NV. g.
fee: relief for pains and aches due to weak
heart, asthma, rheumatism. arthritis
nervousness, piles, colds; flu or other all
Lady Naturopathic Dr.. 20 years expert
fee: relief for pains and aches due to veal
heart. asthma. rheumatism. arthritis
nervousness, piles, colds. fiu or other all
Lady Naturopathic Dr., 30 years expert.
ence. in charRe SH cRS6
Evening star., 1944-07-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

KOSHER RESTAURANT and delicatessen
Flne equipment and doing very profitable
Cohen; Oh. 1861. 9 to g..
GROCERY and meat market. Located a
few miles from WASHINGTON. Now doing
about $4,000 per week. Business can be
wait on the customers. Albert H. Cohen,
seARStNG o sSss HSpsE g 81 for sale. yer, good op
RSstnInstF SFtIGsIFoRs21sS s21s 18th st; nv; oG; Slss
SsS ss.i ss - :9.'s Ts
panssement Abeat oH mSos Cohen MIN 1das s:SDsT
Fnn tTylns : st st. Arlington: GH 1851. o to s:
a8h ath st. sslcoI%ersial Nv 9..r property located
basis Of responsible lease: a GOOD invest
ment; must be sold quickly. Phone Dis
shortage OF available stock; now clearing
equipment. accounts receivable. lease lease.
soo; reisSn Son. for T selling sickness tO7
pRUG sTokEm6onntoxnG ke0nf 1R 1HoG near lara. Govt
bldgs. Does $500 daily. Large soda foun-
tain and sandwich business. Closes 7:3O
nm I,fnrsd daily, R.n1 70 Sunday: Owner not req
duaraniee oo sooS stoes Prie.
100000: terms. $4,000 down, balance
800 monthly: Owner has other interests.
BOB HOLLANDER. ,0ad exclusive broker for
TrS sTu11o fully furnished mA az and
eauipped: well estab.; nice income. wonder
ful opportunity: good for postwar business
Own Owner yin sacrifice because Of illness. BOX
SNAIL .i siosEELircArEssEN. . quick money =.
81 GOO. no. ss4s. so' Oh union 7''''0n
no. HOTEL; a. se sss rooms; seod downtown lee.-
Continued o. Nezt FsSs.1
Evening star., 1944-07-03
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

pkEssMAKNG INC dSssn,ps
Irving St NV. Apt. 4. Adams 223s.
GIRL, white, %, desires part-time evening
work: have had experience as cashier.
drugstore clerk and general ONCE worker
can do typing At home. Box lO0-S, Star
NURSE, practical. experienced, wants adul,
cases; six-day week; S35 week. Ran.
Pe'sf PosfwAR VAR POSITION wanted by widow
experienced in ield work: receptionist
and an salary, Box s43-s. Star. %.
city limits: gentleman or lady: best Of ref.
PRACTICAL NURSE, services now avail.
able; ABLE; -wwlll assist with household duties
PRACTICAL NURSE would like day duties
with ased conyalescent patient; 10-hour
duty; no Sunday: So per day. Phone
TR. 1852
sECRETARY-Ensinee aircraft, legal
WPB experience: well qualified assistant to
busy executive. Hobart 0s04, Ext. SIT. 81
soelolosy an, ana econonics plus ~ years 8
desires position in private industry any
where in United States. Call DI. 1858
Evening star., 1944-07-03
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WE PAY ALL Cash for ne and Sc.
properties. quick settlements Quinn g.
Miller: 500 lth st. Sc. FIR. 2100.
PAY HIGHEST all-cash prices for old
g: e. houses; no commission. MRS KERN.
Will FAY CASE TOR ;ri small ~ nous. aH.0i in D. c.
eommission to pay. RA 2036.
WE NEED good houses for sale, quick
service, Brishtwood or other NV. section.
WE HAVE CLIENTS who will pay cash
for homes. in Arlington or Falls Church.
c. 8. shillinsburg 1918 Lee Hwy.
w CAN Sf SELL sG Y6Uk RousE Gh At fsl2 is Value
today. Our opinion entails no obligation
Ask for Mr. Browning, VIM. H. SAUNDERS
CO.. INC, established 1857. DI. 1Ol5.
Realtors. 1919 K st. NV
BEFORE YOU SELL your property get our
offer We charge no commission Highest
sfes o a co 81 sts
CALL ON US for free appraisal on prop
erty in D. c. or nearby Md. 1t will pay
settlement. SILVER SPRING REALTY CO.,
6644 Colesville I'd. SH. 1852. Sc
UP TO e6,5O0. Immediate cash sale D. C.
lor Montgomery County or Arlington. T.
w. BAILEY. AID. 47s6. Mail, 1435 Merid-
w w e Can SELL ,our house. We can &c.
you cash. It won't take US long. Prompt
attention, =; A. HUMPHRIEs, Realtors.
Evening star., 1944-07-03
HELP DoMeSTVc.

CAAMBEaMAID. rlliabl.. settled. to take
saes Hht s5e Gs sHph "a :pa sso. .00d
c0Lo.E9 End End MAID: i've in. srd neer
in g:s s.s..ns :hs ssY:: n:
81 and 0l' Dn nsf'Teesss eR o4Ss St between II am
preferred. wo. Ssss. '"''' "''''' i'' In
COOK for small family of 3: no Sunday
jS5 SS,t g. s si: B.r s fSsa. on
COOK md Kitchen aid. C'c eoiored. 3D. nv IN small
1:pon.0s: ma:. Be C.. ERs w. .as 4soe ss'
6Ss, bone; salary: SEQ week c.il d: Tsmsl.
CIV. s or 6-day week. short hours; 81 :
week and carfare. Call TR. 6e2b. $50
GIRL. coiored. for sh.v.; good salary; 4
,dylss ,dylts and . children: bus At door. wa
ss%s N oS:e,5a Sat. to ': Sst
AeusEwo.k, Ael ussi1wso.k par. time. Call MI. oss4
must be reliable; health 'd' esSd de:irssis; aRis
Sl4 plus carfare. ,Georgetovn: DE- eSi 5.
~ Phone msr S' isss Sss Ssen .t. NV. .'efal AZ
MAID. 5h2-day week, l Sat. month on. 8.
Arlington. Phone IA. l465, ewes. OK. 27Sl
week, SIS per week and carfare; resident.
Of N Arlington or Fails Church preferred
81: 1895 after pm. or all day Sunday
MIDDLE-AG white woman for light
housework and plain cooking. Two adults
In family. May live in or out. Good home
on bus line. Call WO. 1917.
NURSEMAID. 500. Live in. Lovely home
Other help. ia. 41Og.
MAID for general housework and cooking.
helr' care Of . children: dependable; live
PRACTICAL NURSE. for year-old baby
Live in or out Full or part-time. MRS
" sen.d to om. 5nSe can Of MRs nan e Se
STEIN, Emerson 3010. 3'
WOMAN. colored. cook for drugstore:
hours. to go: no Sundays: permanent.
WOMAN. white, middle aged; live in; sood
cook. laundry: employed family, easy Job
Phone JA. 14S5. Ewes. OK. 27S1.
GEORGETOWN COUPLE, small house.
good transportation. no children, desire
half time housekeeper, 6 days including
serving dinner twice weekly: -efs. REQUIRED;
81 Ho S43l, I to 9pm;
upstairs bedrm.: s.h.w., ironing; no wash
ng or cooking; Sl5 week. SH. 1889
$50 WEEK, colored girl, capable OF
taking care Of children; sleep in 2 nishts
week: light housework on Sunday. 1882
Webster st. NV Ia O48O
Evening star., 1944-07-03
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

BUTLER and COOK, individuals OF
couple: pleasant work. nice surroundings
agreeable salary. board and lodging; sew
eral afternoons . week free. 2OO1 gath
1t. NV.
COUPLE as cook and butler-valet. Apply
Apt. 400-Eye Wsrdman Park Annex. Conn
ave, and Woodley I'd. NV. between IL moor
ceoEuNT2R SUPERVISOR. am, to =
pm, . meals Gil. 1884
EFFICIENT MAN or woman, as bookkeep-
sr and stenosrapher, by firm in plumbing
J. c. FLOOD CO., 20l2 14th st. NV
JUNIOR CLERK in professional pharmacy
No experience needed Apply SCHULTZ
PHARMACY: 1892 Col. I'd. NV.
KITCHEN STEWARD. am. to 3 pm,
2 meals. GIL. 1884.
PAYROLL AUDITOR. Apply treasurer's
ONCE, WASHINGTON PROPERTIES. INC,
Wsrdmsn Park Hotel after 10 an
PHOTOGRAPHERS, portrait: must 5e ex-
perienced studio and home sittings Give
az details UNDERWOOD 4 UNDER
WOOD. 1888 Conn. ave. NV. EN-. O2OO.
Evening star., 1944-07-03
HOUSES FURNISHED.

LIVING ROOM, dining room. kitchen, 5
bedrooms, 3 baths: near 10th and r
years lease; call any Sun, Mon. Tues.
Wed after $40: Hobart 114l s.
ARLINGTON. vA.-For rent completely
furnished modern home, convenient Penta-
son and Washington: restricted. Call
WHITE PINES"-Beautiful. cool home In
the country; has everything; q rms, 6 bed
rooms. sleeping porch; badminton court
Victory sarden: completely furnished Maid
available and grocery delivery. Train and
ous transportatlon or 80 min. drive to
3o3 ATLANTIC ST, S.E;-Beautifully fur.
nished. new, senidet brick home Cal
PAS9UAL REALTY. EX. $3.50. or DU
S90-CENTRAL N.E.--6 rooms, bath. hot
water heat, built-in garage HOHENSTFIN
PR0s:' Pbo1s IN and nnd sts ne FR 5000
e33s 31st sT. NV bedrooms baths
finished third foor and basement; lovely
CHEVY CHASE. D. 1CsonA CmAttractivelv ,u,n
1-rm. house, large shady lot: July s 10
sept l5. Owner to retain l room. Rea-