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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES and typevrlters re-
paired pa quickly: Trained mechanics.
se1fhsFsd coRF Eaauss Bond SF Bids sssS
Iems 551a to ,hr.s.i Miss iRosS. IS + REPAIRs q NC RE
PIIANCES-Electnc fans, fixtures IA
aios' anS washing machines, refrigerators, sold
ma M re Tepaired tan wiring for sht and power.
APfLIANcEs REpAIkED, fS fiecsrie sSo' irons, IN
WINS Ma 55a n r. SIl eedss Sc
narns nWNlNGS, h,a1 heavy and light canyas re-
GO; "a seaton court NV. Elk. o9s7. '
oroaps nHflSTKa ftn,, aitefstions remodeine, fire
Work as'' GooDmHs H5 nsshaaSs Ho ss a.
CLEANING-Rugs and upholstered tnrn,-
ture machine cleaned in your home 't, or
offiee ffhte New New dry-suds method, moth pro
EIrc kEFRIsrRAToR EK 4fs krP.ks q " 55g
RsEe: RsEe: srpveer Ssrylee calls, s. so. ARGENT
ELEc cTRICAL REPAIRS and maintenance
81 fas
ELEG GO 3sna Ga ave RA s3al =
msa5 cs EpBlE Ex = s5as aas'''0na' H sTsa'-
FLOOR SANDING and finishing. good
FLOOR SANDING, PARK ROAD Hous-
INC GO; DE; !110. FIR. 4765
FLOOR SANDING, FINlSHING-First-cla
WORK ! T. FOLK, Wo. O52s.
repairs and remooeling all types; BY ex-
sH sea aE esInsn1 44
painting and paper hanging; screening and
storm sash; don't delay that repair Job any
longer We have men and materials. Give
US a call Chestnut 6s4s.
PAINTING. interior and exterior: avoid the
L. 1sr ~ Fush; b. NO shortage of help; free est.
5sDsrs faH5f5Ss auEME PGs65s'9sas G6 1s@s
PxISriiNiG. exterior and interior: iGs hisb.
SssaalKky 9salKky star Mork at low rates. Write Box
PAINTING, paper hanging: frst-class work
manshIp: 1, nip ~ work done Immediately. Call
Mr. ROAT, DE 1924. 3O'
Senanie prices; estimates free. Taylor
PAINTING. paperhanginr and plasterins,
asna Estlmates cheerfully given. Phone IA.
PAINTING, Kem-Tone work, also ali in.
terror and exterior painting, kitchens anc
baths JOE WARD, Ii. 7772. 29s
rAaNIiN1' r!an paperins. Randolph 6643 after
FAINTER DECORATOR 1mm.d,.t. 70, a.rv.
ss 4is for faf1sEaa sAHE Ia assS ssa p4n, s
Free est; nrst-eIfss work and material;
white mech: prompt service. CH. S46S, -
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REpAIRs AND sfavlcFs ,cent.)

MI SsNS ATNO SSNNbSs1 lSOutsI
fAiNTINd. FAfE1INd. doors. plaster 3.
cheney. service, enthusiasm and eustoms,
SG o. the JOB anS ,S do L wen yi,hops siyin;
and trouble Al too often blamed a.. on n,
%AnaoYT NJ II TaF c et sss Rs sit.r pESys It, ca. Mr.
PAINTING AND fAPERING-shepherd
PAPERNG AND PAINTING, Al work;
PxPERING AND PAINTING. for fne work.
manship and immediate service at mod
PAPER HANGING. this week only. q and
up pe, ys room; lezt xa'haSls sInfass pa
PLASTER brick. cement, nssstone work.
FEAsfs,SS Fl sss sPs 35 9dn. 9Ss s; expert whit.
PnAsTEklSS @ done By White mschanics; 9 ami sno no
P%asfERHSG Pr done By White h mechanics ] nc
RADIO d. TR0usLE; 6! H.! rTes s;1 %srf ,s "a,
ssor "a nA 20 6779 gm.; FRIDAY and SATURDAY
RADIO .REPAIRs-small radios repaired
nea ats Rens 1sD sSss On sTns
partment. THE HECHT CO. F st. at 7th
REFRIGERATION-Re and service or
all makes Prompt. guaranteed work. CO
REFRiGERATOR REPAIRS teleco. any
RRFG RaFe Service isEyfe 'ef' dH sis4 $50 ARGENT
ESSsa 5arRs su'tsEins '9e
ks$S sSS'tzs as sSsiS sDs Ss9.!ss
SEWING MACHINES-Guarant repairs
Parts and supplies for all machines Sew
ing machine dept, 3rd door. g. KANN
SONS CO. District 1900
SEWING MACHINE REPAIRs-we inspect.
oil and adjust any make machine, 69c.
Replacement parts for all make machines.
Famous New Home sales and service
THE PALAIS ROYAL. sewing machines.
ond Noor. DI a400
VENETIAN BLINDS cleaned. CSC Up to
3 IT wide AND ft: long. Have your blinds
thoroughly cleaned by our modern ma
chine method. WASHINGTON SHADE 4
AWNING CO., 2021 18th st. NV. DU.
WASHING MACHINE - Repairs on any
make; estimates free. CAPITOL WASHER
4 APPLIANCE SHOP. $40 Upshur st. NV.
wATHRPRooFING-Have your basem.n.
and walls weatherproofed now before bad
weather: ROBERT E. PRICE, Ordway
S244 after s pm So
USED CAMERAS bought and sold. FUL-
LER g. dALBERT. INC. slb 10th st. NV.
National 4712
BY CONTACT. carpenter. Clinton A.
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started, kept
part time statements. audits, tax returns
prompt, reasonable ordway 2O74
ACCOCNTANT-AUDITO available. daily
or monthly basis, to keep all general rec
ords; prepare any financial and tax re-
ports l5 years experience; reasonable
Adams 0722 3Os
ASSISTANT IN ACCOUNTING. 90 years
experience general office work. Box 2a4-K
Star. u
BOY. high school, colored desires to
I.s9 Corcoran ST. NV. AID 0161
BUS. MAN, retired. elderly, active. alert.
wants clerical inside work. part daytime
DRAFTING. cartographic. graphic arts
statistical and form design: by hour or
}oh experienced craftsmen. Wisconsin
A44q after Is d m
MAN, rs, past exp. as arch. eng. business
administration and buying and selling; II
yrs: res. in D. c.; free to leave city
REYNOLDS. Jackson 130-J %.
MEDICAL STUDENT desires night work in
nrSt-ald room or dispensary. Box 30S-K.
Star J.
OFFICE MANAGER. accountant, book
keeLer' auditor payroll, taxes, correspon-
Gence AleXardria l6a4 2os
PAPER HANGER PAINTER wants work.
day or contract. Phone Lincoln so.
after 5 pm oQs
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B0AE.

OUTBOARD MOTORS wanted regardiesl
of condition: spot cash. Call Dupont 9765
between 10 am. and q pm. 2as
SPORTS CRUISER, custom-bu Fiesta
34xl0 IT,, Bnda marine engine. sleeps 4:
fully equipped: many extras; $1,000 cash.
o.. 1906.
CABIN CRUISER, 36-ft.. "Jak- Mark"
hull newly painted and overhauled. Gray
marine motor in excellent condition, single
screw: S2,S00. Located at west dock.
Corinthian Club. Write 397l LANGLEY Ct.
Mclean Gardens NV
WANTED-Outboard motors. REGARDLESS of
size or condition: cash for same. 1877
11th st. Sc.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Morvlond and xnqinia.

MASTER BEDROOM with private bath IN
separate wing Of charming Colonial home,
good transport alton Phone 81. 1S@5.
LARGE FRONT ROOM, well ventilated: bus
stop at door: suitable for ! or ladies';
kitchen privileges: reasonable. UN. 3st7.
ARLINGTON i Large room, beautifully
furnished in new home: snare bath with
l: prefer gentleman Glebe 1910.
ALEX.-Beautif1Il master bedroom, cross
vent. only ! uses shower bath: no other
roomers; 90 min. downtown. Alex. 431S
after p NJ.
SOL NORTH FILLMORE ST, Arlington.
Va-Tvo single rooms for gentlemen.
Phone Cebe a007.
ARLINGTON-Attra furn. room
with private bath in lovely home: 2
blocks from bus gentleman preferred.
CHI o41s
PLEASANT. warm, front room, private en-
trance, with refined family: on bus line:
available Oct. lSt. SH. 4306
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HSlP WoMeN Cont

WOMAN, colored, to wash El.sses and sill
e % 5c Pm : o On suRds;.' !? SIS and dinners:
WOMEN. ares 1s to so; no experiencs
needed: pleasant working conditions; you
are not required 70 meet % customers On sG,In Inll
TON Tor WI WHOLESALE DRUG ExcHlNdE. 80
WON WOMEN T. for defense plant, must have IL
fIons: selns snSD SPuiy S0is BoREs CO, 4sls Be-
MSMfNa tReSsf avs sshssdss .se and
mother mother and daushter Or 2 friends; end,
ss.n sr psyne soms :as Te oher S s%
home not required, character and rsSpon-
sibilfty wanted: must be fond OF children
liberal time of: TOD salary. BOX a2e-J'
WOMEN te,. needed. white OF, colored,
one for dishwashinf and general s.an help in IN
Apply in psrsSn. Room AL, cHEsTsu1 sve
WoMEN o HFi1EA WEASTEp sass So
perience necessary; also part.time worK IN
ss sseaaF stas fGs 4snre 4o@
rapid increases. promotion opportunities;
permanent positions: work near a5o y9nr y9t.
St NV. $50 am. to pm. Mon.-Fri:
sHGsApHAKE s2e fH E poFoMAc eR T1aEahxEpHoNE
YOUNG LADY. file clerk and svitchbEsrd
operator; permanent position, exceiient
suRgH sfg HHRSGks APR NJ nh9s c6 sSs St Inv
YOUNG LADY tor auto finance once
knovledss Of shorthand and nd;,on typine pre-
1saTsa mansns eoesaa eosition "n SEX MR. % JONES so
FobNG lSs6 e lady for jevelry store experience
salary to start: full or part time. Apply
E. zUcKERMAN, 1881 Penna. ave. NV.
YOUNG WOMAN with some experience in
child care to work in educational toy shop.
Phone RE. I745.
apartment house: must be willing to learn
tyiteh6oard, Cal MRS, DAVIS NO, s3s9. :,
stock room experience e not necessary: e;essaay
S35 week. Apply ADELINE SHOP, 300
I4th St. nv ,
SeHsG e"sS ssrk who n.sa na
efe0tsrs eoe Arply Sh sIpNEY II HlsH LUST THEArERs
WOODWARD & LOTHRoP has immediate
openings for office worker, typist. billing
machine operators gift wrappers ma, markers' e,T,
s0ieHS g. KANN SUNS SUNS co. CO reaures the services
Of shoe saleswomen'. experience preferred
MOTION PiCTURE CONCERN wants hlm
tnspectress either experienced or mex
perienced: will pay full salary while learn
ing: 40-hr. week, excellent working condi-
tions; Apply COLUMBIA PICTURES CORP,
QcS New Jersey ave. NV.
AVON PRODUCTS will train women to
serve customers, good territory, earn while
you learn, pleasant, profitable, permanent
Call OK. 0520.
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for young
white lady, desirable employment in one of
Washingtons finest cafete9as, essential
regular hours, no Sunday work Applicant
must be 1S years of age or over. Need not
have had experience, but must be willing
worker Salary to start $50 week and
meals, regular advancement If satisfactory,
paid vacation and Christmas bonus. For
information see MR.. McGARRAGHY at
Sf l4th st. NV.
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ROOMS WITH soARD.

1889 GIRARD ST. NW.-Delicious meals.
Single basement rm. for gentleman, So. so.
Double rm. TO share with refined gentle
man, convenient to bath, S42 SO Also
double rm. for yourg lady TO share. $40.
Triple rm. vacarcy III basement, S35, and
l upstairs, S31 so. AID. 1852.
nI0s ST. N.W.--Large double room. $50
month each; also large triple room. $50
each.
BEAUTIFUL ROOM. excellent food. home-
like atmosphere, conv. bus service. GL.
$685.
I"le eIst ST, N.w.-sinsle double triple;
good food. laundry privileges, walking dist,
to Govt. Bldgs. ME S19S l.
1902 10th ST. N.W.-Vacancy for girls;
inner springs newly papered convenient
TRANSFORMATION. S35 per month, j.
BEAUTIFUL ROOM, excellent food. home.
like atmosphere: conv. bus service. GL-
63S5
1895 10th ST N.W.-Front room with com.
bination sitting room for 3 girls So. so
each: also doubles and singles: homeliks
atmosphere excellent meals.
TAKOMA PARK-Attractive rm. private
home, Beautyrest mattress; good meals:
laundry; bus l blk: S55 ssle. S75 dble.
I:ss MASS. AVE. Nw.-A distinctive
home for young people in an unsurpassed
location; reasonable
IN THE ATMOSPHERE of . real hons,
single room, 90 min. to city on express
bus GE 4273 go
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ROOMS WANTED.

GOVT. EMPLOYED young woman wants
double bedroom. kitchenette, private home.
psp Ry coY1 81 RSRkrk RGy Jk vomsn S5sT sDzI. Too
laundry. bkft PRIVILEGES; walking distance
Arlington Hal or K 81. bus. Reply Box
lO5l Central Sta Arlington go
ROOM, bath, board optional cultured
Christian home, or share apt. nature. en-
ployed woman prefer close-in. Shepherd
S243
TWO QUIET LADIES, Government en-
ployes. want comfort able room. kitchen
privileges. North 633S after $50 D m.
MIDDLE-AGED PROFESSIONAL MAN de-
sires furnished room, with private or semi
private bath. shower, with c.h,v., in quiet
private family. NV, section or Chevy
Chase. permanent. Box 3la-K, Star. 3n'
LADY. young, refined, desires single room:
pleasant NV. section. Decatur S4O0. Ex-
tension 1872. 30 10 $50
REFINED IN. W GENTLEMAN would like
small room. near bath. in semiprivate
home vicinity Dupont Circle, Tues. and
Wed. nights, October until June. Bcx
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

FOUR HORSES for sale. BUTTER BROS.
p. o Box 81 Alexandria, Va. Phone
Alexandra 5l2l
ABERDEEN ANGUS Large SELECTION &c
choose from. priced to sell quickly; q fine
81 p b cows. heifers and calves. All guar
anteed T. and Bangs free. Also num-
Der OF good grade cows and calves. Guam
tity Of grade-A alfalfa hay and corn
Phone Fitzhugh, Mgr. HEL-JAK FARMS
Galthersburg l4-F-l4
PONIES, all colors and sizes spotted
horses, work and riding horses, cheap:
some hunters, l five-gaired: 3 pony carts:
everything for a horse. straw rides by
hour. Rear 736 18TH ST Sc.
HAY, some No. / choice mixed clover. also
some timothy; will deliver in Washing OF
area. Phone Laurel S2U-J
FOR SALE, two stylish sadIle horses One
brown mare. years old, black legs. name,
tail, about a hands, we'll trained 10 drive
One Tennessee walking horse. Is hands,
s years old, black and white paint
Both gentle pets. but plenty of Spirit
Call Alexandria 1858. j
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INSTRUCTION COURSES
STENOGRAPHIC and secretariaI e

sTENOGRAPHIC and secretarial classes
now forming. Beginners and refresher
courses in shorthand typing, bookkeeping
comptometer, all secretarial subjects. Est
u yrs. Accredited. Inquire now. MA
233s. BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 F st. (Opp
Capitol Theaterl
GREGG SHORTHAND by experienced
teacher; beginners review, speed dictation
private lessons: moderate rates. DU 1928
SPANISH. native teacher Conversations
method; beginners. advanced students;
snail groups SENIOR RAMOS; RE. 3078
CIVILIAN FLIGHT INSTRUCTION avail
able on Cubs, Taylorcrafts and Wacos,
o.33O- horsepower ratings at Congressional
Airport. out wisconsin ave on Route 24O.
between Bethesda and Rockville Md. Take
Rockville bus at District line. Phones.
Oliver SSSS and Kensington 555
FlNGERPRINT CLASSES by personal In
struction: Enroll now in this fast-grow-
ing profession and become a qualified
hnserprint expert, Classifying, searching
and latent print work. Box 252 X, Star.
QUICK REVIEW COURSE in shorthand
typewriting, bookkeeping, calculating ma
chimes. New classes now starting Enroll
at BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 F St, Ma 233S
Evening star., 1944-09-29
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GENERAL HOUSEWORK. s-hr day, So
and carfare. DI. 2250. 5l5 j. St NV =
GIRL wants general housework near 18th
and Columbia I'd. NV. in apt. Phone DU
5133.
GIRL, experienced, wants ehw GOOD
plain cook and houseworker: sleep out;
city differences Decatur 1893
GIRL. colored nursemsid, wants lob
taking care of children for employed
couple REPUBLIC sl67 Friday.
WOMAN, colored, wants work as laun-
dress, Monday and Tuesday every week
Box 321-K. Star
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast.
BASEMENT RM.. convenient to N

BASEMENT RM.. convenient to Navy Yard
and Armory. SIS mo. to party taking care
of furnace. RA. 2036.
PRIVATE HOME-Front room. adJoinIns
bath all modern improvements. gentle
man only IL 534l after 6 pm
IIi0 IVES PL. Sc. at 18th and enns
sve.-1 rm.: near bus and car linei IS
Vk II. 1867
2I3 ST. S.E.-Large. airy room. suit
able . or couple; all newly decorated: close
10 Capitol and Library of Congress, /
blk. Penna ave. trolley.
1913 l. ST. S.E.-3 furnished rooms. also
CRIB fer baby. TR. 9552 or INQUIRE at
i2i NORTH CAROLINA AVE sE-Room
next bath, twin beds; also single room:
roc
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

WILL EXCHANGE exclusive East 7pth st.,
N. Y. furn. apt. 2 bedrms., baths, ~
rooms, for turn: house or 3-bedrm. apt.
IN Wash "a; 2353;
ment with other lady; separate bedrooms;
no drinking or smoking. FR. 3649.
2 BEDROOMS, living rm. bath; sntirs
floor: no cooking. RA. so2e.
2314 list ST. NW.--3-room apt. with
Frisidaire, desirable for 8 or more. utih-
ties furnished.
iII6. 10th AVE, Hillside Md apts,
consisting Of s rooms each; 1st and End
noors Of 2-family home; heat, elec., all
modern S65 each. HO. 1877.
ssIs L ST. NV room Kitchen; com: nm
st floor; couple. no children. 29'
WANTED, girl to share apartment With
after $40 pm. .2Qs
i40s \ ST. M NV; & Ioom, , hit; al Al fseil. ,s
ad ioin bath. -
i GIRL TO share 7-room house with other
girls Call ia eo54, after 6 D m.
DOwNTOWN-Nevly remodeled, 637 Eye
st. n.w.-2-rm. apt. nicely furnished; good
beat; semipyt. bath: for couple, 30 wk..
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PERSONAL

HAVE BABY PHOTOGRAPHED at home By
ndsms s4se se.sf for ros1 sppt
at ELECTRICAL CENTER. 5l4 10th st.
n ". service 5 to days; also have largest
selection Of gifts and bands in wash
CATHEDRAL HALL SCHOOL, term opens
Oct. q. Nursery, through 3rd grade; trans
portatitn. dE. 6544. Il
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY 204 Colo.
rado Bldg l4th and G SITS. NV.
BOOKKEEPERS, full charge, $50 wk; sc-
countant, $4,000: Remington-Fand bkpr.,
machine oper., S45 wk.; stenoRra pliers
S45-S50 wk.; claim adjuster, S1,620 yr.;
clerk, sss sk. You are sI Weleom. at 'piSi thi.
office. Est. 13 yrs. PERSONNEL SERVICE
1911 G st NV MA C114
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COAL. WOOD. EuEl OIL.

COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL.
FIREPLACE WOOD. solid, finest trade; nc
slabs: immediate delivery direct from the
farm Ma 9797
FIREPLACE WOOD for sale, $50 q cord
delivered: bushels kindling free with
each order. Fairfax 32S-W.
FIREPLACE HARDWOOD, well seasoned,
cut 18 to 20 in, $50 cord: immediate
delivery. Woodley 2758
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MOTOR TRAVEL

MARYLAND UNIVERSITY student living
In Northwest Wash. desires ride to school.
Willing to pay. Randolph 1897.
FREE RIDE for , or 3 passengers who
can qualify for gas to Miami, Fla. about
Oct. 15. Tel. CO 9l44, 4 to pm l.
Evening star., 1944-09-29
POULTRY 3 EGGS.

BABY CHICKS, feeo ano poultry supplies
lanes Mr aose seed Store Inc ele z 1t, nv
Is WHITE ROCK PULLETS. 30 N. H. Red
pullets, 20 light Brahma, pullets, 4 mos
Hampss M e Reds, 'i last yesrs ga hatch, c i.y.
ing. 81 zach. Oliver 0033.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

for 3 or rooms. For infor
ation call Woodley @a3s
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ROOMS WITH DoAkD WANTED.
ELDERLY COUPLE, room and meals: prk
vate bath. Box 325-K, Star.
MOVING. PACKING 3 STORAGE.
CONTINENTAL Moving & Storage Co.,
1921 Georgia ave. NV. Gall us for
price. RA. 243S. We move At any time.
Interstate and local -
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PIANo-Knabe upright, mahogany case
exceptional ya4e ls.o At $3.50 Gall Republic
PiANosRsconditionea srands % Of q iii PiS sizes
chickeIins. George, Stick, Marshall: Wen
fS1p f1t1Gn 4th ASTHgz +: VI 9KDAS sss PIANO CO.
kaase s saa oS.r tnsns ap1sh. 4om
IIAWsosn = !: n, = aoh5BART IN n. American
PIANO. Kruger. MAHOGANY upright good
aNo m.Sos sss sn oayaR bas, os5s srsnd kmss
!Ite sd q to 9. GO. 1000; Ext; SsS; 4 q.
Old HH: but in @o GOOD eondtion: bargain a. SIS
cash: Decatur O23h after 4 pm. ,29.
PIANO, Mason H amlin parlor erand,. ~,
| Z years, exc. tone quality; a musicians per
ST PanG Wo 1885, ssSo nsx Ext so
saSe yoon sSG table, a'tsei eSa!s ssd!SSn sen
n; Highland ST.. Arlington. Va; OK: l472;
iea1ins eiss. ss mmediae % 'fe' saie imperative TG
PIANO: Hindimsn uprlsht; excellent condi-
liGn rs pee.tSr ,sys1y :ens s4s $3.50 soll
PICKS. 81 o5: good, used. with new han
DEL shops at / stores. HEcHINGER CO
ord player, .reco1 1d-making device. micro
phone attachment, long and short wave.
cabinet model. practically new: leaving
town must sell quickly. Price, $3.50.
TE. S147
RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT - Attorneys
sale of modern restaurant furnishings and
equipment, National cash register. Marsh
grease trap, refrigerator and ice cream
cabinet with compressors, beer dispenser
back bar. slicer, 9rinder, utensils, green
band china. glass, plated ward, etc BY
auction at 118 c st. NV, Saturday, Sep
tember 30. 1914, 10 am, bentWood chairs
and counter stools, tables, booths mirrored
back bar with stainless steel base beer
dispenser. ice bottle cooler. gas griddle.
broiler, three accompaniment ice cream
freezer with self-contained compressor,
stainless steel steam tabl. with plate
Friridaire compressor. Marsh No. 2. greas
trap, electric slicer and grinder, battery
cans, exhaust fan, National cash register,
trays, utensils, china, glass, plated ware,
su,ter. ete Prompt removal required.
Peoples Me Insurance Building ADAM
A. WEsc FE* 4 son. Auctioneers.
Evening star., 1944-02-05
RandIe Highlands Citizens
Hif Unfair zoninq RULINGS

The Randle Highlands Citizens
Association last night voted to 60 on
record as "condemning the unfair
and undemocratic treatment to the
citizens Of Southeast Washington by
the persons, organizations and Fed
eral agencies who either published
newspaper articles, wrote letters or
appeared in person before the zon-
ing Commission to oppose the citi-
zens' wishes" The motion was pre-
sented by Joseph Deckman, presi-
dent OF the association.
The association further requested
the Southeast Council hold a special
meeting to consider matters per-
tanning to housing in Southeast
Washington, and to review proof Of
the statements made In the resolu-
ton.
A motion, presented by Walter L
Kent, calling for the construction
Of tunnel under Pennsylvania ave-
nue. at L'Enfant Square was ap-
proved by the group.
Mr.. Kent also spoke on the need
Of more police in the area. He said
that only % policemen have been
assigned to patrol the Southeast
area, which has = population OF
1l5,000.
The meeting, held at Orr School
was presided over by Mr.. Deckman.
Evening star., 1944-02-05
Labor Troubles Reduce
British Coal Output
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Feb. 5.-Labor disputes
and transport dificulties cost Brit.
ain 45,7oo long tons Of coal weekly
during the four weeks ended Janu.
ary ~, the Ministry of Fuel ane
Power announced last night.
With unrest in the coal fields re.
sulting from establishment of ma.
tional minimum wages, loss from
flash strikes averaged 14,20O tons
weekly. while the strain on railroads
and the handicaps of blackout anc
epidemics slowed the movement anc
reduced the production average tc
81 500 tons weekly.
Evening star., 1944-02-05
Cruiser Norfolk Hit Twice
In Scharnhorsf Battle
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
A BRITISH NORTHERN NAVAL
BASE, Feb. 5.-The cruiser Norfolk
was the first to sight the German
battleship Scharnhorst, first to hit
her and first British vessel to be
hit. taking two 11-inch shells in the
running battle of Norway December
26, It was disclosed yesterday.
The Norfolk was able to continue
in the fight mainly through excep.
tional effort by her damage contro,
personnel. Many OF her crew were
killed, but others brought fires un.
der control and kept the cruiser ir
the battle after examination showed
nothing wrong with the ships
machinery.
This was the first disclosure that
the 9,950-ton Norfolk had beer
struck by 1l-inch guns, biggest OF
the Scharnhorst's armament. The
Admiralty communique after the
battle said simply that the Norfolk
and the destroyer Saumarez hac
suffered a few casualties and minor
damage.
Evening star., 1944-02-05
District US0 CentersI
Mark 3rd Anniversary
In InWeek-End Activities

Birthday cakes lighted by three
candles will be cut tonight and
tomorrow in many of Washington
USO centers in celebration of the
third birthday anniversary of the
USO. The celebration was launched
yesterday at luncheon at which
volunteers were praised by Gen.
George c. Marshall.
Junior hostesses at the YMCA
center, 1875 G street NV, will
carry out the 3-year-old theme at
dance at o'clock tonight by dress
ing in small girls costumes. The
orchestra will dress in Little Lord
Fauntleroy" suits and the dance
f1oor will be decorated with large
alphabet blocks.
A birthday quiz will highlight
tonight's party at the Salvation
Army USO center, Eighth street
and Market space. The winner will
be given a long distance telephone
call to his home.
In addition to regular open house
tomorrow, USO features will in
clude: Movies at the YWCA club,
Seventeenth and K streets NV;
steak supper at 6 pm. at the 9l8
Tenth street NV. club; buffet sup
per furnished by Mr.. and Mrs.
George Ober at the 1911 H street
NV. club: pops concert at the Sixth
street and Maryland avenue NE.
club, and tea dance and supper at
the YMCA center.
The Army owes a debt of graft
tuoe to each one of you men
and women who have given your
thought and time and money in
order that our soldiers might re-
ceive vital service which con-
tributes directly to the morale of
the entire Army" Gen. Marshall
said in message to volunteers who
gathered at the Chamber of Com
merce Building yesterday to cele-
prate the USO birthday.