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Evening star., 1944-04-23
Membership of NAACP
Reaches 8,075 in Drive

In its campaign to obtain 10000
members the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored
People has reached a total enroll
ment of BOTS, it was announced yes
terday by the Rev. Arthur D. Gray.
president.
The drive started February II and
thus far has enrolled more white
persons than in the annual drives
OF any previous year, DIR. Gray said
Contributions and membership fees
so far recorded have reached $l1,-
l9l3.75, the announcement stated.
Evening star., 1944-04-23
Coffee Asserts
D. {. Deserves
Right 10 Vote
Legislator Addresses
Federution's Gath
Anniversary Dinner

Congress in justice cannot con-
tinue to withhold from the District
some form of voting representation
In Congress and the electoral col
lege, Chairman Coffee OF the HOUSE
District Appropriations Subcomnit-
tee told the Federation Of Citizens
Associations at its 34th anniversary
dinner last night.
Mr. Coffee also said that there
are members of Congress sharing
the Federation's view that the Fed
eral Governments 5000 900 yearly
contribution to the District govern
ment should be increased.
Justification for the increase, Mr..
Coffee said, can be found in Federal
Government ownership of approxi-
mately Al per cent of District land
and its title to all the original
streets and alleys of the original
city of Washington. In addition to
tax exemption, the Government is
furnished water without charge, and
is not assessed for special improve
ments such as sidewalk and alley
improvements.
Star Trophy Awarded.
A feature of the dinner was the
award of The Star Cup, presented
annually for outstanding civic work,
to DR.. Charles B. Campbell, chair
man of the federation,s Health
Committee.
Tn oroeopfipo ~. ou,arl yJ1rI
p. Bailey, assistant to the manag.
ing editor of The Star, praised DR..
Campbell's contribution to the COM
munity's health during his l6 years.
service as chairman of the com.
mittee.
Mr.. Coffee referred to the Dis
trict's voteless status when he said:
Many thousands of your young
men are on the far-flung battle
fronts ready to fight, to bleed and
perhaps to die for the preservation
of this democracy-men free-born,
fine citizens in every respect, who
have never had the privilege Of
casting vote for any local or pub
| fic official"
The federation's keen interest
in District affairs was praised by
Mr. Coffee, who said his committee
had found the organizations rec
concentrations to be of "a very
great value"
81 Groups Represented.
The 200 guests, representing 81
associations, heard the speaker
pledge the wholehearted support Of
his committee in District affairs.
Mr.. Coffee departed from his text
to praise The Star "for outstanding
service to the community through
its interest in civic affairs"
Harry S. Wender, president of the
federation, said it was vital for the
Organization to continue its activity
iduring wartime as it had in the
ipast 81 years.
i After Pearl Harbor some people
|said we wouldn't have time for
|civic affairs, but the record shows
that we have grown since then and
have contributed in a great many
ways to the war effort" he said.
Among the guests attending the
dinner at the American Legion
Building we're Senator Capper. Re-
publican. of Kansas, Commissioner
Guy Mason and James w. LAUDER
dale, recently nominated by Presi-
dent Roosevelt as peoples counsel for
the District.
Evening star., 1944-04-23
Will Address Botunists

DR.. Liberty Hyde Bailey, former
head Of the botany department of
Cornell University, will address the
Botanical Society of Washington at
It's annual dinner at pm. Tues
day at All Souls Unitarian Church.
Evening star., 1944-04-23
Save This Newspaper

Many paper mills are shut
ting down for lack of waste
paper to convert into cartons
for Army and Navy supplies
shipped overseas. Every pound
OF old newspapers and maga-
zines is needed. Telephone your
nearest school or notify some
school child in your block to
have your paper picked up.
Evening star., 1944-03-05
Mrs. {. Helen Temple,
Veterans Aide, Dies

Mrs. E. Helen Temple, 73, former
chief clerk Of the Veterans Admin
istration, died yesterday at her home,
1887 Newton street NV, after = long
illness.
Mrs. Temple was born in Franklin
County, Ohio, the daughter OF Mar
Gus and Charity M. Case. Before
coming to the District in 1917 to
work in the Veterans Bureau, Mrs.
Temple was q teacher in Govern
ment schools in Albuquerque, N.
Mex. She resigned as chief clerk of
the bureau in 1910.
Mrs. Temple was active in patriotic
organizations here. She was past
regent Of Irvine Welles Chapter Of
the Daughters Of the American Rev.
olution and chaplain of the District
Of Columbia National Society of
Daughters Of Founders and Patriots
Of America. Mrs. Temple also was
past president Of the Ellen Spencer
Mussey Tent No. ! of the Daughters
Of Union Veterans Of the Civil War.
The widow Of Elmer Temple, she
is survived by sister, Mrs. Harriet
M. Focht, editorS and publisher of
the Democratic Messenger in Eureka,
Kans.
Funeral services will be held at
Evening star., 1944-03-05
GarAa nf Uhamka

the late ASoEEUs {. EFANTfs wishes gaMaes e e
express its thanks and sincere apprecia-
tion to the many friends and relatives for
their kindness. sympathy and beautiful
@ n1sal AsD sT0qfs MIS- at hs tTs St hf n.N dsa1s
=, FREEMAN; SOPHIA n; The family OF
express its thanks and sincere apprecia-
tion to Father Hamilton Sodality, many
friends and neighbors for their kindness,
sympathy and beautiful floral tributes at
the time OF her passing.
JOHNSON, DIR. WILLIS C. The family
OF the late DR.. WILLIS C. JOHNSON
gratefully acknowledges the thouehtful-
clergy. neignbors and many friends in
their recent bereavement.
late o5S wishes hs iamhy .o thsnS Sf rea se
bors for their kindnesses and sympathy
At his death. Also the Rev. HALEY B.
Tayi1r ran Of the Fifteenth .,y street Presby
RENFRO, HARRY T. To the Rev Ar
workers OF the Patent once: We wish to
express our thanks and sincere spprecia-
tion for the kindness, expressions Of SYM
pathy, solos and beautiful floral tributes
at the time of the loss Of our beloved one
HARRY T. RENFRO.
IDA AND LOUISE RENFRo.
=. SCHNABEL, GEORGE F. The family Of
the late GEORGE F. SCHNABEL wishes
to express Its thanks and sincere appre-
workers and neiehbors for their kindness,
sympathy and beautiful floral tributes at
WIG '''' u A'' AUDREY xUpREY scHNABE1.
Evening star., 1944-03-05
1n Mrnturtunt

HENRY, SAMUEL T., Jr. Sacred to the
memory OF our dear son and brother,
SAMUEL T. HENRY, Jr, who departed
this life on March 3, 1890.
There is no death. The leaves may fall
And flowers may fade and pass away:
They only wait through wintry hours
The coming Of the May.
And ever near US, though unseen,
The dear immortal spirits tread
For all the boundless universe Is life
There are no dead.
Il will give unto him that is athirst OF
the fountain Of the water Of life freely. .
He that overcometh shall inherit all
things. and will be his God and he
shall be my SON."
Son and brother. we miss your bright
smiles. We love and cherish your mem
ory; God bless and keep you covered
HIS HIS pEvoTED MOTHER, FATHER,
BROTHERS AND SISTER.
WILLIAMS, FRANCES e. In sad but
loving remembrance Of our dear mother
and grandmother, FRANCES T. WILL
LIAMS, who departed this life one year
ago today, March s, 1943.
Sad was the call
For one SO dearly loved by all:
A bitter grief and shock severe.
IL, II was % to part With one so dear.
MAN WILLIAMS EDITH DAVIS,
BI1ZABETH JONES'
Evening star., 1944-03-05

Nelson A. Miles Camp. No. /.
i@l Department Of the District of
Gg&A Columbia, United Spanish War
EHSSNHNI Veterans, will assemble at
#srsS E H.. 's"f'' s ss ssHS 4
attend the funeral of our late
Arlington National Cemetery at 12 noon.
HARRY MILLER. Comdr.
JOHN r. FARRELL, Adjt. 6
COLEMAN. JOHN HENRY Entered into
eternal rest On Saturday, March 4, 1914.
at Freedmens Hospital, JOHN HENRY
COLEMAN of zoos New Jersey ave. Sc,
the loving husband of Mrs. Rosa B. Cole
man, devoted father of Mrs Blanche C.
knorl, Mrs, Rosa, c. Knorl. Wilbur and
John Franklin Coleman. He also is sur
vived by two nieces, Mrs. Elizabeth Butler
Hilliard Robinson: other relatives. and
John T. Rhines & Co. funeral home, Bird
and Eye sts. sw Notice of funeral later
DILLARD, MISS SALLIE B. On Thurs
day. March ., 1914. Miss SALLIE B. Dill
LARD Of 1921 Colorado ave. NV beloved
S. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2aO1 14th st.
NV, on Monday March 6, at / pm In
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
DINSMORE. EARL B. On Thursday,
EARL 3. DINsMoRE Of :Sss Us o'pi's.' st. NV,
son of BENJAMIN S. and. Grace A. Dins-
more. He also is survived by five brothers
and three sisters. Services at the S. H.
Hines Co. funeral home, 1901 14th st.
NV, on Monday, March 6, at 2 pm. In
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1944-03-05
1n Mrntnrtart

ANGEL, ELIZABETH M. In memory
oi our dear wife and mother, ELIZABETH
M. ANGELL. who passed away 81 years
ago today, March 5. 1928
TIL memory fades and life departs,
HER M Hs e'fI HusR%Nph s 1pF hesEss jess
SON BUSTER.
BRADECAMP. CATHERINE R, A tribute
OF love and devotion to our dear mother,
CATHERINE r. BRADECAMP, who passed
away two years ago March 5, 1912
Every day brings sweet memories,
every memory brings tear:
deep within our hearts we cherish
AND GRANDSON. IoUisE, WINFiEInD 3 n
AND WILLIAM BIRCH.
BROWN. SARAH. A tribute of love and
SARAH sRoWN 0eaf aho srana%9thsT aasses MIS-
years ago today, March S. 1920.
Getting used to being lonesome,
That's the hard part to bear;
SETTING used to all the sorrow;
You all once was here.
Getting used to all the heartaches.
Getting used to being lonesome, grand
That's 0aS.i what must learn to do.
Oh, II you all could only come home.
YouH snhAH DEx1TEn sXfsWT1,1 SJRrAFMypHDoAUdHTER,
COGMLL, JOHN H. In sad memory of
our husband. nus stepfather and grandfather
God is good, He gives us strength
how bitter is our loss.
,,o- Sadly missed.
MOTHER, FRANcINA. AND owMSDoLYN.
Evening star., 1944-03-05

National Capital Post. No.
1877, v. F. W., JOHN J. AL
LEN, died March 3, 1914. He
will be buried on Monday,
March 6. Service at his late
home, 5632 Macarthur blvd.
NV. on Monday, March 6,
at $50 am; thence to Our
adv of Victory Catholic
Evening star., 1944-03-05
4patha.

DORSEY, JOSEPH H. On Thursday
st. se Joseea sa oRsY hs Tsaspes ssov.s 1881
E. Stephens and Thelma 3. Andre. brother
servass Aane chsmsss 1na fnals Mqs
l!th St Sc, on Monday. March ., at /
pm. Relatives and friends invited. In
terment in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
FLETCHER. JAMES, Passed into the
:. aalinser HOSPITAL JAMEs sffn FhErcREk i !afa
81 SrsSo Son l. Eye st. Sc, Apt; 22. the devoted
lather Of Roberta Fletcher ana rna staDford iotnd
also is survived BY a stepfather. Thomas las 5
che ,hree Sisters Harry Mls ss sad TGsd
bell. Mrs, Gussie Washington and Miss
Amelia Fletcher. Remains resting at the
Eye sts snss w Soids sS auesri 81 une9a s9me
Friday. March 3. ls44. HENRY WEI In
LMGToN GATHER OF 1899 32nd st. NV.
Sss ister. R. l. ave: NV: Notice i Of : tansTsi
GOLDSMITH, CHARLES A. On Thurs
gay, ga i;-rN1 March 2. 1914. CHARLES 4. GoLD-
SdMla dsyoted fslSye beloved husband Of Minnie and
himer Of Richmond. Va, and Mr.. Ralph
Goldsmith. Funeral services at the Ber-
nsrS 1sTS Danzansky & Son funeral home. 1901
p m. 1nterment Washington Hebrew Con-
greeation Cemetery
=, GROVES, JOHN r. On Friday, March
Sp1HSM44s .. 1S44s at Providence Hospital, JOHN r.
sth st; ne. Funeral from the temporary
funeral home of P. A. TaltaVull, 444 9th
s.: Sc,s s;W:, s;n,. on Monday, March 6. at 2 pm.
ir.elatlVes and friends invited. Interment
IN congressional Cemetery.
GNOVES, JOHN r. Comrades Of the
X .1,s. Z Retired Firemen's Association
)AENtI will assemble at the P. A. Talta-
f&MlgKy( yulrs temporary funeral home
4VdnsVM 444 9th st. s.w., at 2 pm Mon
l~( day, March 6, 1914, to attend
y .Nfn HC% the funeral of our late brother,
JOHN r. GROVES.
]. NJ. JAMESON, President.
Evening star., 1944-03-05
Child Core Conference

The, Arlington Child Care Program
Committee will meet at $3.50 pm.
tomorrow In the community room Of
Buckingham Community, 313 North
Glebe road, Arlington. War-working
mothers or those who plan to work
soon are urged to attend.
Evening star., 1944-03-05
!, Guest Sturs at YMCA

Three guest stars will appear at q
concert at 8 pm. Tuesday in the
lounge Of the YMCA. They are Bar
bara White, mezzo-soprano; Henry
B. Prahme, baritone, and Hilda Rob-
bin, soprano. Elena Paige will
accompany.
Evening star., 1944-03-05

The 5o0th red ribbon signifying
eight Red Cross blood donations and
membership in the "Gallon Club
has been awarded Mrs. Lillian Bron-
stein, . Red Cross nurses aide.
Evening star., 1944-03-05

Gay, March ., 1944, KATHERINE L.
BROMLEY wife of George w. Bromley,
mother of Mrs. Marie A. Grosch grand
mother Of Mrs. Kathryn Graves and Miss
Billy Hawley. Remains resting at Cham
bers' Georgetown funeral home, 31st and
M SITS. NV. Mass at Holy. Trinity Church
on Monday. March at 10 am. Inter-
ment private in Rock Creek Cemetery.
Ladies of Sodality of Holy Trinity Church
will say the Rosary at S pm. Sunday,
March g. 5
Evening star., 1944-03-05
Drat4a.

ALLEN, JOHN J. On Friday. March
blvd, JOHN ]. ALLEN, beloved husband of
Rebecca Allen: He also is survived by three
sons. John j.. Allen, j. George H.. and
Arthur M. Allen. and three daughters,
Mrs. G. T. La Scola, Mrs. F. w. Seaton
and Mrs. H w. Flood. Services at the
above residence on Monday, March q,
at am. 1nterment Arlington National
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1944-03-05

her residence at l:30 pm. today
Burial will take place Tuesday In
the family plot at Worthington, Ohio.
Evening star., 1944-03-05


a z9hur JON Allen aea and three ssFss na
Mrs Mrs G,, e. La sce1a eaod Mrs ssatSn ton
At am. In,erment Arlington National
ARzg,IiSSS. III slss xsiss II; 59Hf 3 H. Il; i;
|MAH nome, n ssss & sefx!Ss MacArthur ri ms biSs
'R{ nw nj sac On ,m Monday, 1Sepee Marsh to oar 81
Church for mass mass at 9 an: 1ntsrmsnt ri
are requested to pay their respects to our
deceased comrade. Body at home. BY
' THOMAS w. DIXON, comdr
GEORGE W. FOWLER, Adjt.
g. 1sl4 MINNIE MIME RERRLEY RR hu5sSsz
othy Brooks Other relatives and friends
Malvan &, schey funeral home after, II
on Monday, March 8, at | pm. the Rev.
c. T. Murray officiating. Interment Wood
lawn Cemetery.
aay sRGMeS Maeh kArnafiSf B4f Il 1g TRuff
BROMLEY wife of George w. Bromley,
mother Of Mrs Marie A. Grosch .n grand M,s.
Billy Hawley. Remains resting at Cham,
bers' GEORGETOWN funeral home, 31st and
N f Mondsy nw Ms4sb Mass at H0y aa 10 rny ne4
rnent private in Rock Greek Cemetery.
Ladies of Sodaity of Holy Trinity Church
SaI,ssay yin say the Rosary at pm Sunday
Thgrsdsy March 1sa4 at bis sssaenfs
Marsaret M. Brouaugh and father Of Frank
II. Bronaugh. Friends may call at the Lee
hs4e 4 W st. be anS ae on
sional Cemetery.
BURNETT, SIMON G.: On Saturday,
loved husband of Georgia Syphax Burnett,
1407 2Sth st. NV. Natice cf funeral later.
ARRANGEMENTS by MCGUIRE.
CHACos. GEORGE ANTHONY. On Sat
St. n. W, beloved husband of Zoe G. Chacos
eRs 5shs a. a. Fords os Gsds M
.. S. A. and Anthony Chacos. Remains
resting At the S. H. Hines Go. funeral home,
March 6. Notice of funeral later.
CLARK; JOSEPH. Departed this life
on Thursday; March . 1914, at Casually
devoted brother of Mrs. Louise Bond He
also is survived by one aunt. three uncles,
mains resting at the John T. Rhines g. Co.
funeral home 3rd and Eye sts. s.w., where
they may be viewed on Tuesday, March
=, after 4 pm. Funeral on Wednesday.
March s. at am. from the St Vincent
de Paul Church, South Capitol and M stS.
1nterment Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
CLINKSCALES. MARY w. Entered into
eternal rest on Thursday. March ,, 1914,
MARY w. CLINKSCALES, the loving moth
er of Theo Walker and devoted sister of Mrs.
Ida Cunningham. She also is survived by
six grandchildren, two great granochil-
dren. other relatives and many friends.
Funeral Tuesday. March =, at 80 pm,
from the John T. Rhines e. Co. funeral
home, 3rd and Eye sts. s.w., Rev. L. T.
Hughes officiating. Interment Rosemont
Cemetery. Family may be seen at s14
3ro st. Sc.
CLINTON, JOHN H. tAttorney,. On
CLINTON of 1883 Euclid st. NV. father
of Lorenzo Hearn of Geary, Okla; friend
of Miss Violet V. Porter. He also leaves
other relatives and many friends. Friends
may call at the w. Ernest Jarvis funeral
Church 1882 You ST. NV, after pm.
Saturday, March 4. Funeral Monday,
March g. at pm. from the above fu-
neral church. Relatives and friends in
vited Inter!nent Lincoln Memorial Gem
etery.
COE, BENJAMIN r. On Wednesday,
March !, 1914, BENJAMIN F. COE, hus-
band of Blanche Coe (nee SMITH and
father of Sergt. BENJAMIN F. Coe. ir,, U S.
Army: Services at Chambers funeral home
517 11th st. Sc, on Tuesday, March T.
at II am Interment Arlington National
EnE IpENI,xsTN II r.s 80 ~u
Evening star., 1944-03-24
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

CONTEMPORARIES to old lady, chronic
case; live in. Box 3S3-A, Star 24s
CONGRESSIONAL STENOGRAPHER, com.
petent and reliable. TO handle CONGRESSIONAL
once desires change for advancement.
Box 300-A. Star
CULTURED WIDOW. white .43, with child
oi ., as nurse companion; must be in frst-
cias country home of employed persons
OF or motherless home Box 324-A Star 26.
DRESSMAKING. ladies' and children's. to
pc Done IN my home. Call Ordvay a137
SECRETARY. legal. native Washinrtonian
Star. -
SECRETARY. 10 years diversified sxuer.
fence, available for typinR secretsrisl work
eyenlnss eU5s and Saturday afternoons. Taylor
nyn, nyId 26'
IfPlsT, young experienced desires tenn
pprary ? syn.o. or permsnent position: preyiou,
WOMAN, colored, would like typing TO do
az nome, straight copying, addressing and
letters. DU. 1905.
WAITRESS. counter girl or cashier; en-
pioyment is desired by refined young LADY
Star SS.
HAS YOUR CHAUFFEUR GONE to war,
permit, can DO your driving part time:
no delivery truck. Box 424-A Star o5s
Evening star., 1944-03-24
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. C..
Z,
HELP poMEsIic ican.-l 1
SITUATIONS MEN.
HOTEL MANaGER-

APAKTMENT HOTEL MANAGER, IL years
experience: man of unusual record, desires
change. Box 213-G. Star
DhIFER WITH new 1h-ton truck RE-
22I49; after pm, FIR. 0769. ga
anhCIRIChL ENGINEER, ased ~. now
empIoyed desires tutoring, technical or
mechanical work for few evenings per
week and one or two Sunday mornings
ger month. Give full details. Box 1884.
GOVT EMPLoYE. age o6. AZ. member
C. bar, desires evening employment.
WsS Ti.h Wash; sidau,, Box ASA, star, "a
smoker, clean. neat, very dependable.
wants light work. Telephone Nj 800
alter q weekdays, or Sunday all day. 26.
hours nightwork, as mechanic or service
station attendant; has own tools. Jim
RaemSch, Glen Echo. Md.
NAVY MAN, hon. DISCHARGED, 22 years old.
,nsg seeking position with railroad or hrm
mn,edistely n,e Box ALA, Star. "a
OFFICE MANAGER. coll. grad, IS, draft
exempt. exp credit. sales, bookkeepinE
Sc 1lz2 after g. Box 392-A. Star %.
PATENT EXAMINER now available for out
Slde employment. Desires preparation and
pproseeutlon Of applications on a piece bas SIS.
BOX MA, Star 25s
Evening star., 1944-03-24
HELP MEN.
PRESSER

Experienced, with references; excellent sal
ary. permanent, good working conditions;
full or part time. Apply at once, Fred
Pelzman's Fashion Shop, 18th and F SITS.
Evening star., 1944-03-24

(White.)
Must be dependable and experienced
Permanent position with excellent pay and
5000 working conditions. Apply personnel
once.
O'DONNELL'S SEA GRILL.
Evening star., 1944-03-24
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COOK, 1rst-clasS, wants high-claSS lob,
prefer keep house for bachelor, no one
under SO DO not apply. First-class ref
GIRL. coiored. wants Job cleaning or carins
10y chlloren, no Sundays. Call Elk q5p7
Sundays. DU 1925
GIRLS, ?, colored, want work as mattresses,
engmbermaids or elevator operators. Can
WOMAN. white, reliable. middIe-sged IN
small family; plain cook, stay nights;
-fsterences Box 361 "A Star 24'
WOMAN, colored, good cook, wants work
~ nlghL from Q Mntil ! ! D m DE ohhA
Evening star., 1944-03-24
INSTRUCTION COURSES,

SPANISH CLASS for beginners, THURSDAY
evenings. DU. Sg53
PILOTS AND woULD-BE PMoTs-Ground
school instruction leading to private or
commercial pilot licenses: also individual
courses in CAR, Navy, Meteor and
Aerodynamics. Phone GL. 52l1 evenings
26.
QUICK review course in shorthand, type
writing. bookkeeping. calculating machines
New classes now starting Enroll at BOYD
SCHOOL 1893 St MA. 233s.
COMPTOMETER COURSES.
HUNDREDS Of excellent openings in
ms $50 to $40 wk. Intensive course on
COMTOMETER, Marchant. Monroe Fri
den. Burroughs. EASY. short Typins
FREE With course. NEW classes NOW
starting Day and night. LARGEST once
machlne school in Washington,
BOYD CIVIL SERVICE SCHOOL,
1333 F St tEst "a YrSD MA l23s
Evening star., 1944-03-24
HELP MEN g. WOMEN tcor.. I,

Statesmen OR sALEsWoMEN for our ex-
elusive shoe salon, excellent salary and
commission. Apply to Mr.. Grifith. End
Erlebacher, Inc,
Evening star., 1944-03-24
MEN,
COLORED.
SHRIMP CLEANER

II you are not working for defense and
making less than $4,000 per year, if you
would like to work in the finest cafeteria
Evening star., 1944-03-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

AM INTERESTED in purchasing one OF
more small casually @ nsuEsnce brokeraE.
shoe e5E Feosr stsr and sseor.
hand business; reasonable; terms ar
Tansed T,1 H st. ne, near North Capitol.
BEAtTY sHor FOR SALE. "a booths.
p, peSt @ @locstion: viii sacrifice account illness.
GROCERY STORE. doing 500 weekly eek
% BSsnss ssePce SSGmf sSsG oEns5 9ezns 3szms
SALE prominent roadhouse and store ham
ding gen. mdse;; midway between BALTIC.
washington and Annapolis on two main
HOTEL DINING ROOM, fully equipped
room pantry; once: centrally located on
guests. Ayres Realty Co.. sO9 Boardwalk.
WAR WORK WANTED, combination wood
work and PAIN shop. now expanded to
p5eferre6 55 What do you need7 Box
BEAUTY SHOP with all modern, practic,Il,
nsY . eaaipment, in excellent location; RG't mus.
sell terms to responsible party. Box
BEAUTY SALON. a real up-to-date. modern
neighborhood excellent business: must sell
because Sc Of .ns health terms Call between SO
FRAME HOUSE, . story with store; l.
story, brick building with restaurant do
reasona Bile 4146 Minnesota ave ne. so
WANTED PARTNER, executive type sales
man; man no investment share and shar.
LUNCHR0oM, soda fountain near Navy
fountain, 6-ft Hussman meat case new.
decorated, viii sell for 81 900 ds down "pa. pay,
ment, or Will trade for late model taxi,
PUG. Call evenings Atlantic 4094 26s
TO BUY OR SELL ANY BUSINESS
SATISFACTORY and PROMPT Results
Thurm & Silver. 9Os 10th St MA 1854.
80 miles b. C.. in Va: fully furnished: mi "A
rooms; ami; dr., ]; r., in excellent con-
duction services; act promptly. BOX sss-A.
TOURIST BUSINESS : Route /, below
Alexandria. Va Brick improvements on
rant. with, steam heat; two wells, sas
station, with large sale volume; splendid
can be increased with tourists after war:
no vacancies in many months; 300-foot
Tgntaee TY on mqst rsyeed bouleysId
L1SSKINs &c: Exclusive AGENTS.
ROOMING HOUSES
In Mt. Pleasant; 5000 down. rent Ss4;
lease, Webster at Georgia ave; s1,660i
and income. here 1t is sou want homs
49,. EqGLEToN REAL ESTATE,
2S13 14th. DU. 505l. 8 to $50 and to o.
24s
A NICE RESTAURANT
In the heart Of Clarendon, of and on sale
beer license. Doing a fine business Man
Call
THE OLD DOMINION REALTY CO.,
Once, 3206 North Washington Blvd,
Arlingtopt Va.
CONTINUED on Next PssAl
Evening star., 1944-03-24
ROOMING HOUSES

In Mt. Pleasant; 5000 down. rent Ss4;
lease. Webster at Georgia ave: ST ,65Oi
rent, SIS: lease. II you want q homi
and income. here 1t is
EGGLETON REAL ESTATE
2s13 14th. DU. 5051. to $40 and 7 to o.