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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-21

when he is writing letter to MS
wife Or to the girl he plans to
marry at the wars end:
Don't fill your letters complete
ly with the things you are doing
right now, experiences she can't
share with you. Talk some of the
experiences the two Of you have
shared in the past.
Don't completely ignore the fu-
ture. She'll feel more secure if in
your letters you talk of your plans
and your hopes for latter the
war"
Don't write about the swell time
you had at a dance last night I'm
less you want her to wonder If she
is being a dope for substituting
movies with the girls for the dates
she could have.
Never write, eff I get through
this all right or "If come back. !"
If she loves you those are phrases
she won't let herself think. Don't
force them on her.
SHOW YOUR INTEREST
Don't give the impression that
you have shed the feeling of be-
ing married. That is easy 10 do,
especially if you write only Of
yourself and your doings without
stopping to express your interest
and concern with her life.
Occasionally when you speak
of your newly-made friends, try
to share them with her by such
inclusive phrases as II think you d
like Joe" or I wish you could hear
him tell such-and-suct a story. "
Let her know what her letters
means to you and ask her to tell
you more about some of the things
she mentions casually.
But more important than any
thing else-keep telling her that
you love her. This is no time to
play the strong, silent man role.
The strong silent type has to be
on hand to be effective.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-21
Constance Bartels,
William Spitzig Wed
At Southport Church

SOUTHPORT, April 20. - The
wedding of Miss Constance Bar
tells of Southport to William A.
Spitzig of the U. S. Coast Guard,
was solemnized here Wednesday,
April II, at high noon, in the
Southport Presbyterian church.
Rev. J. r. Potts, Of Wallace, Of
ficiating.
The church was attra ctively dec
Grated with pine boughs, ivy, pink
flowers and with bridal wreaths
on each side of the altar.
Mrs. D. I. Watson presided at
the organ and rendered Largo,
Shube1t's Serenade and the bridal
chorous from Lohengrin, followed
by Mendlessohn' wedding march.
The bride had one attendant,
Mrs. L. Y. Munford, her sister who
served as matron-of-honor. The
bridegroom was attended by Ber-
ME Farlow as best man.
The bride was dressed in blue
and carried an arm bouquet OF
white carnations, lilacs and
swansonia. The matron of hon
or was gowned in a yellow suit
and had corsage of white or
chids.
Following the ceremony dinner
was served to a few guest at the
home of the bride, the couple
leaving Immediately thereafter fox
a wedding trip to Asheville and
other points in the western part
of the state. They are now at nome
in Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. Spitzig is the daughter of
the late Richard Bartels and Mrs.
Bertha Bartels of Southport. Mr..
Spitzig is a native of Norfolk, Va,
and has been in the U. S. Coast
Guard service for several years.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-21
Miss Joyce West
Will Give Recital
Saturday Evening

Miss Joyce West, piano pupil of
Miss Agnes Chasten, will be pre-
scented in recital on Saturday eve
ming, April %, at $50 o'clock in
the Great Hall of St. James parish
house on Market Street.
Her program follows:
Sarabande in D Major, Bach.
Sonata in D Major, Haydn; AL
legro con brio; Largo e coctenuto;
Presto ma non troppo.
Clair de lune, Debussy.
To Humming Bird, Meadow
ell.
Malaguena, Lecuona.
Valse in E Minor, Chopin.
May-Night, Palmgren.
The Sea, Palmgren.
Rhapsody in D Minor, Federer;;
Orchestral parts played on sec
ond piano by Miss Chasten).
The public is invited.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-21

NEW YORK, April 20. - up -
Mrs. Julius Young Talmadge of
Athens, Ca, was elected president
general of the Daughters of the
American Revolution today.
She received 815 votes, one more
than the necessary number requir-
ed for election. Her victory, over
Mrs. Samue- James Campbell of
Mount Carroll, Ill, who received 1859
votes, and Mrs. George D. Scher-
merhorn of Reading, Mich, with
AZ votes, was scored in second
election. The first one yesterday
failed to give any contestant
majority.
A number of the qualified vot-
ers failed to cast their ballots in
the second election.
The meeting, the 53rd annual
congress, ended tonight with din
ner
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-21
Miss Thelma Smith,
Mr.. Gillette Will
Wed Sunday Afternoon

The wedding of Miss Thelma
Smith of Wilmington, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey R. Smith of
Garland, and Willis c. Gillette, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Gillette of
Detroit, Mich, will take place on
Sunday afternoon at o'clock at
Myrtle Grove Presbyterian chapel.
The Rev. Samuel Wander Nicer
will officiate at the ceremony.
No invitations are being issued
but friends of the couple are in
Vited to attend.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-21
PERSONALS

Mrs. B. B. Reynolds is spending
several days In Wadesboro as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George Lit
tie.
Mrs Donald Frye has returned
to her home in Raleigh, after
spending the past week with her
sister, Mrs. Mary L. Duke who
was ill at Bullock hospital.
Mrs. Mary L. Duke has return
ed to her home after being a pa
tient at Bullock hospital for three
weeks. Sgt. A. E. Duke of Camp
Stewart, Ca, was with his mother
during her illness.
Lieut.. J. B. Hinnant, Jr., Army
Air Corps, and Mrs. Hinnant are
spending several days here with
Lieut.. Hinnant's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. Hinnant at their home
in Sunset Park, before returning
to Maxwell Field, Montgomery,
Ala.
Miss Mary Young of Rumson,
N. Y, and Miss Gloria Bond CT
Boston, are here for visit with
Miss Young's brother, Lieut.. Rob-
ert Harris McCarter Young.
Mrs. Thomas Granger has ar
rived from Kentucky, and is with
her mother, Mrs. ]. Haughton
James at her home on Market
street.
Mrs. P. B. Harrah has returned
to the city from Lynchburg, Va,
where she has been spending the
past several weeks.
Mrs. William Van Dyke Ochs of
Savannah, Ga. has arrived for
visit with her daughter in the city.
Sgt. Charles F. Bell, Jr., of
Camp Polk, La, is spending an
eight day furlough with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Switzerland
at their home, 20, Pine Grove.
-V-
In two years, the U. S. automo-
tive industry's actual deliveries of
war materials amounted to $l4.-
200. 600. 600.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-21

warm lunches for the rural chill
dren should rest with the state,
he said, "since the Federal gov
eminent now must concern itself
with the prosecution of the war
and the establishment Of plans for
the postwar world"
South Carolina, he said, appro-
priated $150,OO0 last year to help
with the school lunchroom pro-
gram.
He pointed out that the markets
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-21

division of the Department,
Agriculture for several n1o NJ, y
has been assisting the Food 'r n.l
trlbution Administration AVA D ~
State Board of Education win wiz NJ ne
current program. Such assjst ' ,e
would be continued undo . '.'ncs
sponsored program, he said, s''''
The Madeira, tributary q. .
Amazon river, is nearly 5000 ni Ie
from source to mouth. ''''e'
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-21
IF you need TO
oU)jl 81 Up i
REQ $1,000!

Try this great blood-iron tonic-Lydia
Pinkham's TABLETS-one Of the uery
best home ways to get iron into the
blood. Pin.kham's Tablets are also IA
monthly disturbances because OF their
soothing effect on one OF 1oondn's most
important organs. Follow label direc-
lions. Worth trying.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-21

way their mar
ria ges weather
a long period of
separation.
That is true,
of course. But
marriage isn't a
one-sided affair
. and the kind
of letters men
W r j t e h e i r
wives back home
is important, too.
Here are a
few rules a Serv-
ice man might
lr0N~ ;ro oo6~C
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-21
Soldier: Tell
Girl AT Home
You'Love Her
BY RUTH MILLETT

Wives have been Impressed
with the fact that the kind of let
tiers they write their service men
will have a lot to do with the
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-21
Service League Plans
Silver Tea In Parish
House This Afternoon

The Young Peoples Service
League of st. James church will
entertain at a silver tea this aft
ernoon at 5 o'clock in the church
office in the parish house.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-21
Chestnut Street School
To Have Entertainment

This evening at 8 O'Clock the
Chestnut Street school will have
open-house for all parents OF the
students and friends of the school.
The entertainment will begin with
program in the auditorium.
An operetta, Hansel and Gretel'
and Simple Simon will be given
followed by a program by the Glee
club.
The Philippines were discovered
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-21

The Philippines were discovered
by Magellan in 1871.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-04-21

In two years, the U. S. automo-
tive industry's actual deliveries of
war materials amounted to $14.-
200, 900, 900.
Evening star., 1944-09-29
SITUATIONS WOMEN.
BooKKEEPER, typist, stenosrapher

BoOKKEEPER, typist, stenoerapher, book
keeping mach. operator, experienced. Cap
able assuming responsibility and supe rvis-
ING prefer 5-day Wk. p Q. Box 232, Falls
COLLEGE GIRL with knowledge of music
ants mne ps1ilme work in mHsle Nn store store or
DREssMAKING. designing. remodeIlns,
alterations reasonable, MISS BERT 1880
EDUCATED WOMAN. much-traveled, with
thoroueh knowledge Of French and Ger
man mar ais also proficient. in the teaching Of
perience, desires position in which one
or or more of these aualiteations may
MRS MAIZE BURRELL, North 4sl3
EXPERIENCED secretary desires interest
ooS.r SGE sS SSeeRn smerson rs5sFfHfsf ss available
GIRL. high school viii care for children
evenings also Saturday. Sunday neigh
hood East Underwood, Chevy Chase. WI
LADY, refined. would like to act as house
mother in chiIdrens private school; live
;sEyiss s. scion Box [oe!is sss'K, sssr' 4'e.
MukSF +isSt ss practical ,.,l 1 whts wants elderly
PRACTICAL NURSE. white: exp. also in
gh.w. and cooking ref; reliable; wish to
Ts PRAGr1cah sa SnssE Ghss,nu' coosso sss wishes
or 10 hours night duty. Reference Phone
PRACTICAL NURSE wishes or 10 4nours
day duty; best of references. Randolph
S94G
REFINED. middle-ased widow no children.
desires position as apt house manager in
exchange for living quarters and small
salarv. Can MI. 2540.
REGISTERED NURSE, retired. will act as
companion to elderly woman: experienced
Port Richey! Fla il
SECRETARY, Al. Thoroughly experienced 4;
salary ooen. Box .14-K: Star 2a'
SECRETARY STENOGRAPHER. expert
enced 30-hour, 5-day week: young, at
tractive: capable handling correspondence.
thorouehly familiar with Office routine: /:
minimum salary, S35. Box Book, Star
STENOGRAPHER. expert free to travel.
COLLEGE degree, available Immediately Box
STENOGRAPHER. o nine years experience
private business. desires afternoon employ
ment. Box o91-K, Star 900
STENOGRAPHER wants typine to do al
home. telephone dictation. Will call
for work and deliver promptly. Shep-
herd 1i10. l.
TYPIST, Z years exp. wants work to be
done at home: also will take phone calls
for business party without office or phone
WI 1875. 10
Evening star., 1944-09-29
FARM 3 GARDEN,

GARDEN 2 ,OLs, used. IN excellent con.
dition Picks with new handles, Sl.05:
shovels 81 26; Vheelbarroxs; SO so; mat
tccks with new handles. 81 05: hoes with
shon 81 Z .tores: Phone orders ATlsn-
tic 1900 Free delivery HechinEer Co.
TREES REMOVED, evergreens trimmed.
expert workmen: work covered by insur-
ance. For estimate. call Union 0962 l.
TRACTORS, corn binder. disc harrow
plows, cultivators, mower, low-wheel wag-
ons. hay bsiler and all types fencing
OWNER. Falls Church 2l9O.
AUCTION SALE-Saturday,S Sept. 30, 1874
1870 am.-Two miles south of Rockville
on Seven Locks rd; $50 head livestock.
including 80 head dairy cows. heifers and
bulls 4 black Angus l year old, both T B.
and Bangs accredited; 65 head hogs (pigs)
. male Berkshire hogs, Berkshire sows
with pigs, several hog houses and self
feeders. complete set Of farm machinery
used on 300-acre farm, one li2-ton Chey-
rolet truck Harness, complete for eight
horses real farm horses; buggy harness
single harness, Gouble harness, One l.
morse sleigh, one 2-horse sleigh. 40 ton
haled mixed hay. Hundreds Of articles no
listed. Inspection invited. For informa tion
call Rockville 20. A. G. WATKINS, Rock
viii" Md
LANDSCAPING, tree surgery, by trained
men. J. A. COOK, lhone Kensington 4G6
Evening star., 1944-09-29
DOGS. PETS. ETC.
CANARIEs, Norwick singers

CANARIES, Norwich singers and hens, all
Borders and Hartz Mountain: also small
and large fight cages. SH. 1914.
COOKERS, one male. one female. 3 months
old, pedigreed. black and white. registered
New York Kennel Club, Ii s412.
POMERANIAN PUPPIES, registered. JOHN
SON, 1894 Dewey St, Cheverly. WA
BOXERS-Choce pups, champion sired,
A. K c. reg. Alexandria 0sO5. 30
RABBITS, good stock, fine condition. voLmg
ones soc Phone Falls Church 1852
POINTERS, German, short-hsired. 5
months old, well bred for shooting. Phone
Falls Church 1891. 1900 N. Quintana
IRISH SETTER PUPS, purebred beautiful
dogs. : weeks ole AT. 6099. 20.
KITTENS--Good home wanted for house
broken, short haired kittens. male and
CoCKER Hn,S, 81 SPANIEL PPTPPiTs. male. 3
weeks. lovely parti color, all cream and
all red healthy; sire Il CHI, dam 8 CHI;
WANTED HOME for English bull terrier
PUPPIES, Pomeranian. Pekingese, toy fox
MISS HUNT, Rosedere Kennels, Falls
Church l49G J.
FOX TERRIERS. cute little fellows, Sl5-S2o
Persian kittens reds-blue-black Sl0-Sl :
Collies, registered. tan and VIII, S20-S25
older coilies, reg. Cow dogs Sl5
Cookers. males, . to mos S30-N4
Doberman, males, : wks. S35
DOG HOTEL, T344 Georgia ave, ia. 432l
Evening star., 1944-09-29
PERSONAL (cont. J .

eses c1s csl q n n $685. $685.: svsn ven e
HEMOKRHOlD6 eradicated ~ my owl
method Results effective for q life
time or money hack. Write for booklet. No
drugs or surgery: pr, soMMERWERcK
fSai ba io's i "a a:n,: ast Falls. ....1
Msstesy @ DID,; T.. sSS : l.ss IL. NV: w. ....,
Campbell. II you are in need Of . loan NJ
to $500 on your signature
ALLENCREST SCHOOL, day and boarding
ages 2 to 6: immediate openings. 245O No
Powhatan ST.. Arlington. Gil. $500.
TEACHER tor nursery school: live in
mother and child considered. Phone Gleb,
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for an,
debts Gthsr than AZ, MAS th9ss contracted BY my
WANT PEP? Ostrex tonic tablets pep ur
weak bodies lacking iron; also contain vita.
min B1, calcium Trial size only 35c. Al
all drugstores everywhere.
BURKE'S BABYLAND NURSERY--Unex.
celled day and night care for children.
to mos. Under supervision of reg. purse
Call OK. 22SS. Massachusetts, ave, Route
9 Franklin Park. Falls Church, Va. -
REDUCING, special rates: remove fat iT
spots; results assured; steam cabinet baths
Main phone, MA. S134. 1880 X St 81
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for an!
debts contracted by any one other thar
myself. RUSSELL G. KELLAMS, 1915
GOVT. GIRLS or servicewomen. exceptfona
portraits at reasonable prices by expert
young lady photographer; satisfaction guar
anteed. EDNAMAYE. HO. 5216. ewes, for
appt. or Particulars %
Evening star., 1944-09-29
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ALTERATIONS and repairing-Convert TO
spS sasb ron1,ns aad room ooTshes ] lneosed storm
AHToMoBILE SEAT COVERS. fit Pontiac III
tive. high-ouality fiber and cloth combina-
ION; oiislnal price, $3.50; now SIS. 1872
COMMUNITY CONTRACTORS Prompt
estimates for any type OF work. special
prices on storm sash, asbestos siding and
soohina soofins 12Gs J1n Emerson St nv, RA. 1928;
rIooRs-Yes, we we elean. aa = bleach. finish.
FLOOR 60. I6is 2oth St. NV RE i6S2.
weather stripping. roofing siding BOND
ROOFING CO. Gil, 2"56; eve. Wo. 1913,
MoDERNIZE YOUR HOME and add add
tlonal income. Attics made into rooms.
basement rooms finished porches in
closed concrete work. plumbing, decorat-
ersl house repairs. Get our free esti-
HOME RENoVATING, INC. 1920 irving
M0DERNIzE YOUR HOME = Porches in
closed recreation rooms built. attics An
ishsd; aps ,,,n concrete and brick work, painting
ranged District itsf fo AroRs REm' ssn en-
fA1NTiNG "a. HThie:e'ans and dseora5inxo Ge s52 ".
making homes brighter. Protect your
exteriors and roofs with coat of paint
HoW. pelofe the bad weather sets in
HneXcelled work at reasonable rates,
Please call RA. $3.50 after o'clock.
LUCAS, LUCAS g. LUCAS, 1913 Emerson
st. NV.
ROOFING. asbestos siding, remodel,ns,
terms l.l5 years. SECURITY HOME
IMPROVEMENT CO. Georgia 11os-Ilia.
Mfmoss SobnstMsIv,i,s J;,M Home Improvement Guild
SCREEN YOUR PORCH now while have
the material: OF for any home improve
ment Call W D TAYLOR. sligo O942 ewes
CALI. A. P. WOoDSON CO.-Roofine. sid.
ing, insulation; combination storm sash
I6HSs u3aS Il u.>Tn,, s. nT RE, $500. -
Saa SaSn TO years to pay. GATES
nNiON CONSTRUCTION CO.-Specialists
no lob too big or too little: estimates
cheert'llly furnished. No delay: work guar
ahteeo: mo, payments arranged. Dav or
night call Spruce 0416-J %
DAVID II. NOLLAND, contractor and
builder: repairs, remodeling. RA. 3455.
Evening star., 1944-09-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED-Gasoline station, with ample
shelter to- repair automobiles. Phone GL.
es, FOOD Or sreREs eSk s4tH al ssstions sti5 Of CITY,
year yea, 1928 Ta me me experience. B. BAUM, RA
u ansd me to 5ea py soqs ske sys
all MINOR repairs MI. $3.50 %
men Ex -servicemen. if you have some
opportunity to go into business. I will
f1nanee you, Gail MR.: ROBINS. ia, 4lsa
RROOMlNG HOuSE-53 rooms, 10 baths;
small apis income 81 W 300 mont monthly' ossts ex
penses about $500 monthly; clears about
81 900 monthly: resident manager. in
licensed Will sell business and property
for s55,ooo with only $4,000 down;
Of income WIN CONSIDER selling business
for 1000; terms. l. cash. Opportunity
te aa1, maks Sea, good INCOME without personal
l00a N. Y. ave NV. MA 9743
WANTED, restaurants, delcatessens. cigar
ona oher o2d 1 n0pn have 0s
ysstmsn, BIdg Ex a;IS
tfrigerated showcase. SIT ice chest. is
ID, multiple scale, all in good condition
LIB LIB new hansins scale end brandnew
Of s 'rea reduced iaE ior aHck a ioF Sale she
We rust CLOSE out Call CHI. 1905.
GROCERY for sale sacrifice illness: long
lease; doing good cash business. go 4th
DRESSMAKER wanted: established busi-
ness ness in Hyattsvllle, SO per month. with
TOURIST HOME. near Laurel, Md good
opportunity for restaurant business. o65
foot front: ] acre In all; 100Go occupied
now. J. H FETTY. Laurel Md
CORNER GROCERY STORE, living Quar-
tiers. GOOD fixtures. S4Ou a week business.
81 500 White or colored HO 9396 |.
DGS STORE. business guaranteed 81 600
weekly. S3 tevp 7 TWIN
quarters.
Small grocery store well established. :.
rent SO 30 month price. 81 200 cash
Groceries. beer and meats: business
81 800 weekly guaranteed: colored trade
nVlng quarters, price. So .OO0, terms
kOGOD AND, BOOKOFF. MA. 1859. RE.
Evening star., 1944-09-29
| ROOMS eURk.-Nethwe,, te.,,.,

ROOMS fURk.-Nesthwsss lcens.).
!. rm.. adjoining shower bath; sentleman; ~
sa.: = TI sx vi NJ. Nj. :s,
SMHARo M lpStiroNr CIRCLE - Lars. front
sin'5sHHinn G2HnsriS III sT Honsh D sas som. At,
shower sh q ssan
s5ss s Sin o. 81; SS.W2Nlcely tarn rosm with
iaaa HosAsf f 's'n 81. N%Niee nS%e: &C.. fsHs isTs.
room, with private shower. for peg
pie3;- pie3; in private home: sood trsnsp. AID.
3.ai MT. PLEASANT ST. NV, Apt. p
/ or 2 girls or married couple
NICE, airy furnished room. Jewish home;
woman between 40 and 45 preferred; SIS
month. CaIl ia. 4072.
PETWORTH-Comfort room for gen
smn sarsgs small sss
! restaurants. GE. 1887. j.
27OO 18th ST. NV room for light
nsnse s1nss aab s esas saser
s4Is PORTER ST. N.w.-Room for or
married couple In modern home. newly
Bureau % Of standards and General Acct
Once; Mclean Gardens: bus on corner.
oIUO btu uW-LbTBNs
attrac. frcnt rm;, twin beds, for 2 sirls;
living room priyiIeses. unlim. phone: near
car and bus lines: ia. 1922.
ner ere double 9@ rm.' End a; privst. chri.tisn
home: Beautyrest mattress. semipvt. bath
inst. h. W: family of 8; baths, use Of
transp.. cafeteria $40 for 2. RA 14os
1903 OAK ST. NV, near 14th St car
line, front rm. double bed, ch.w, un-
bGiseS DUPONT PneIE ciscLE area, single room IN
5ss,. 5s,s RHODE ia Isl ISLAND Nd, AYE Sw:5g. NV;
a BEpRooN oss, for professional woman; E,, 90
ssno so GEoRGn HSy AVE s9S sI sta srs. aouo.
Sleeping second hoor, next 70 bath.
as6 PARRWoops soGs fhcf seat
gas heat: 18th st. car, 18th St bus.
1000 18TH ST. N,w,-Larsss attrae: room.
rsssEnc aos BE; soW small ,ntn refned 4 family
Oct. st, single room. bright and cheerful;
private home, rot rooming house Rentle-
1911 WYOMING AVE, Apt. LADY master
springs. 1st floor phone Mt: Pleasant car:
DUPONT COG CIRCLE ReI f; comfortabe o 1e'' man.
room, officer or CIVILIAN, semiprivate bath
and shower, nicely furn., large closet phone
privileges. garage space private family:
occupancy Oct l. Phone HO. T64a
i444I HAWTHORNE ST. S.W.-Beautiful
room, next semipvt bath. unlimited phone:
30.
Sc. GALLATIN ST. N.W.-Large front
bedroom. twin beds, use of phone; good
transportation: suitable for two young
women men. l.
!, COLoRED-Upper 13'h st. NV young
/ woman 10 share front room with clean,
C0DSlfPrafP girl roommate &5' COOK
irp Nj $500, 6 10 - pm
COL0RED-1t4l T ST. w.-Large front
room for 3 girls HO Pisa.
COLORED, :, men twin beds all home
PRIVILEGES Decatur 3no3
Evening star., 1944-09-29
ROOMS FURNisHEp-hortheost

THE GALENA, 1872 B st. n.e.-Larre,
clean, light double rooms, plenty OF baths.
large closets and chests. new furniture:
I33. FAST CAPITOL ST.-Lovely double
bedroom for :, girls, next to bath: trans
6iI LEXINGTON PL NE-single room:
nice location CONVENIENT trsnsp.. 5 min.
i9 isl N1rf UHLaND AND TER. N.E.-oncer's wifi.
wants couple TO share home, newly fur
nished Phone North 1856
res CLAIMING ST. N.E.-Lsrse. fur
nished front rm., suitable for gentlemen:
phone service Call 10. 429s
18th AND ID SITS. N.E-Pleasant bedroom
for . girls, in private home transp. at
door. unlim. phone; kitchen privlleses
!55Is BLAIR RID. N.E.-Nice. bright bed
room, next bathroom: tel: u block from
Chillum puS: serviceman preferred.
80 A ST. S.E-Large light Housekeeping
nm, linens. gas. elec,. Frieldaire; conv. 70
Navy Yard empl couple FIR 532a
1857 ST. SE.-Large front room. twin
beds. inner-spring mattresses: nicely fur
nished double closets, private bath; eh ".
imenl. Ii. 6443
1000 UPSHUR ST N.E.-Nicelv furn. rn 4,
cony. transp; semprIvate hath unlimited
phone Navy man preferred. Du. 3464
COLORED-l large front room. sultabls
for / or gentlemen; in a private home
unlir7 phone plenty hot water. 200 G