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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10
FAIR ENOUGH
By WESTBROOK PEGLER

Al SCHACHT. the baseball
n clown, tells Of pair Of
comedians in vaudeville who.
like Schacht and his old part
ner, Nick Altrock. worked har-
moniouSly in public but were
strangers and sometimes worse
of-stage.
---In-thG-caI-ESa-aL-LA4-.4 -Ee.-.lk--
and-tumble. Mr. Schacht and
Mr. Altrock sometimes would
take a little bark of or bleed
a lip for arts sake, but each
was always a little suspicious
that the other did 1t, as they
used TO say. on purpose.
And so. through much Of their
long association, they would
dress in silence and go their
separate ways after work.
The vaudeville comedians Of
Mr. Schachts story did a dance
in wooden shoes az one point
OF which they reach peak Of
hllarlty by kicking each other
IN the pants.
Each thought the other was
unnecessarily robust in this and
they fell 10 fighting in their
dressing room 20 the embarraSs-
mont OF the artists who followed
them on The bill.
THlS became a great nuisance
with their angry shouts
penetrating the auditorium so.
eventually, they were warned
that If 1t happened once more
their act would be Cancelled and
they would be left 10 find their
own way back TO New York.
THAT very night" Mr.
Schacht said. at happened
again. They kicked each other
with great vigor and, at the
end of the act, bowed Oft and
hurried 10 their dressing room.
There they carefully closed
the door and each removed
wooden shoe and beat the other
on the head, but as they did so.
each would put a finger to his
lips and say 'Sh-sh-sh" y"
1 use this anecdote in the
manner OF a $50 speaker al
luncheon club 10 point up a
painful embarrassment OF the
people including the politicians,
Of this beloved republic. in our
need of conducting a presiden-
tlal campaign IN time Of war in
the sight and hearing Of not
only our friends but our enc
mics.
II is always the method Of
the outs who want TO get in, to
point out the sins, errors and
tallacieS OF the party in power
and that cannot be done i'm pri-
Nate and with a finger TO the
lips and IN whispers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10

lis own citizens i'm making any commit
mentS whatsoever 10 other countries.
The nations of the world have been
torn asunder by terrific storm We
should help them in repairing the damages,
hut we should not permit the fearing down
of our own structure to repair theirs.
IL Of our foreign policies, political
IA and economic muSt be related def
nitely 10 our American Weeds and ideals,
with the objective of protecting and per-
petuating the form of government and
economic policies which have made our
country great; and our foreign policies,
whether political or economic, must not be
permitted to destroy or further TO impair
either our form of government or our
standard of living.
In the past. Americans have been on
the alert TO deal with any menace, but i'm
late years insidious propaganda has lulled
too many into lethargy and Indifference.
II behooVeS us TO awaken before we lose
all that makes America"
THE great danger Of this international-
zation and de Americanlzing of the
United States has never been better ex-
pressed than by Britsher, Engand's
greatest far-seeing economist, Sir Josiah
Stamp, when he said:
THE UNITED STATES CAN GO
ANYWHERE 1T LIKES AND THERE Is
NO LIMIT TO IT'S MATERIAL PROS
PERITY, But YOU CANNOT EXPECT
TO HAVE A DISTINCTLY AMERICAN
STANDARD OF LIVING AND AT THE
SAME TIME TRY TO BE BANKERS
FOR THE WORLD"
The essence of this admonition both
from the National Economic Council and
from Sir Josiah Stamp is:
Uncle Sam, stay at home, Cultivate
your own garden.
Cooperate with all other countries in
your trade and cultural relations, but
yield your priceless sovereignty to no
country or group Of countries.
WHEN YOU SIGN A pact" SEE
THAT IT Is, FIRST OF ALL, TO YOUR
OWN INTEREST, AND THEREFORE,
TO THE INTERESTS OF THE AMERI-
CAN PEOPLE, WHO ARE THE ENVY
OF ALL OTHER PEOPLES JUST BE
CAUSE WE HAVE KNOWN HOW TO
MIND OUR OWN BUSINESS AND DE-
VELOP OURSELVES ECONOMICALLY,
POLITICALLY AND SOCIALLY, TO
THE HIGHEST LEVEL EVER
ACHIEVED BY MAN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-10

The ncighborS are sure 10
Overhear and those who are not
members of our happy family
cannot understand that a DIS
turhance which % them has The
sound OF mass murder is only
routine domestic r0w.
TIVE high Washington official,
L described 10 an awkward
jOurn q l>tlc term as The
Source. Do undoubtedly knew that
the railroad and steel worker 4
would be persuaded one way on
another. not 10 strike, or any
way. not for long but was figur-
ing up the effect on the morale
Of the enemy'S satellites. not the
actual obstruction OF the war
effort.
The Germans forbid strikes
and would massacre the leaders
and key participants IN any dis
cus>I0n Of a strike 50 naturally
the enemy would be heartcned
by our strike news 10 believe
that the principal producer IT
war materials for our side was
coming apart al the seams.
II Is easy 10 agree with the
Sources emotional exclamation
that this talk Of strikes was the
damnedcSt crime because the
strikes were unnecessary and.
according 10 William Green.
were only bluff as 10 the rail
road men.
RUF in oar national politics
- there can be neither unity
nor secrecy IN a presidential
year
President Roosevelt VIII be
attacked for his New Deal. for
Pearl Harb6r for blockadlng
remedial labor legislation m
Congress. for thousands Of
Strikes and threats Of strikes
and their effect on the morale
of our own fighters and friend
and foe, for refusing 20 hand
over Lepke 10 Gov. Dewey and
for the battling mystery of the
income tax forms
on the other hand his side
Will call the opposition Tories
and CopperheadS. Meaning
traitors, Hitlerites, obstruction
lists and diSrupterS, and they.
too. will be heard by the audi.
ence out IN the thcater.
There Will be. as Away
some eXaggcfation and some
inSinccrity. on both sides. and
friends and enemies both will
wonder how any nation so
angrily divided can hope 10
fight as one.
That is Just our way We
can't help n and we have no
equivalent of the Silcncing de-
vice Of the embittered wooden-
shoe dancers. II is one Of tho
things that the country is fight
ing for.
Copyright. i94 by United Features. synd.
Evening star., 1944-04-19
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
FURNITURE for small apt. Wo. O234
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ACCORDION and saxophone wanted state
ADDING MAcHs.. Gale. typewr.. all kinds
ADDING MAcHs.. csie.. typewT.. al kinds
antique nf iEwELRY. 4oH1 siiv.r xk diamonds R. s
dental gold. old watches: need for repair
ing' We pay cash. schiller's' at 9th NV.
baby Go-CAkT, walker or stroller, pre-
BEDROOM. dining. living room furniture.
contents of apts. or homes at once We do
neU meying carefully: a. % storage. ia. 2a37. 49,
and living room suites, elec. refrigerators.
BiCYGLE vented. mans. Wo. s@e3.
p5iss p. 4s4a ewes. .'''"'''e u"'H's's'
''s sssD ss Rs'is s.nn. asDDs .;:
CLoTHING4Hiehest prices paid for iSv men si M, ,
Me- sSsan' opss ssr@sn es.s VIII WIZ a.i IN St NV
CLoTHlNG-Better prices paid ior men s
Hi.d pi sss s1ahios op.n Hsta, sVe, viii hss IN st
hElcTkit hR aixa okS.S e Wanted to rent for
On June sns 70 n pis1rist '7ss: .,ssf Ssf
sL.GTRic 2@ s'Ms RnFRfGkRAroK. not over "' 10
FURNITURE and household. effects Of the
better kind wanted At once. win buy odd
pleses pesss cs, or 1"6,re house or spartment
FURNITUKE- Want At once ~ some me Use" used
household goods; also piano. Call eve
FURNITtRE-Bedro edroom. living room misc
prompt attention; hishsst cash prices caIi
fURN. in good, clean condition. stoves.
iceboxes; highest cash prices paid I. c.
FTTn,taTt Co. ass s TR 0a
machine, household goods, etc; absolutely
highest cash prices; For best results cail
FuRNiTURE. br,e-a-orsc' o china, glassware.
rugs. silverware, paintings: highest cash
GEsis Gea Si MHrriE .sosan TsssT
sa1p % sIse shoiee stSas,ns a,.ma1as sls er
LAWN MOWER. power, S 3 GOOD. used Hh or new. "
VIII pay satisfactory price for a good one.
Gsn J6IE deppert' MA. $500. daytime; ewes,
PIANO need a spinet. a small apart
m,nt pns upriRht pr or a grand: will Day cash.
PIANO-Wiil pay cash for a spinet, a
En smsi .psrtment upright or a grand. Phone
PiANoGi am looking for a good sr.n.t
ilor ?tther Cali EM S9. '" ''.s
Vr .f.nd 0Gins n.no for fpst p.
rIANoTHish prices paid ior splnet. .rand
cali IA. SsoT.
PlASO-Hiehest prices paid for spinet.
grand or apartment upriEhts. Call MA.
PIANOS, any kind, any make. any condi-
ton, but less than, 58 inches tall: please
RADIOS. any make. table models only
We pay highest price Phone us and
we will call: Metropolitan Radio Co. 517
+ st. NV. ME- 707l.
SEWING MACHINES-We buy all types;
repair: hemstitchinE. buttons covered
pleatinE 917 st. RE 1900 RE 231
TRICYCLE.. suitable for a i-year-old child
in good condition. Call Hillside lOS4-W
UNUSUAL antique secretary desk of the
Elk. 1912. c0s
WANTED EQUIPMENT TO make potato chips,
WASHING MACHINI. In sood condition
n,l c1leh aoas needed BY frmy man and family
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

desires attractive .spartment. oeorsetoWn.
s sNssn sssen.nd s:sS snd 9. Ae'f0'0h''n oo7s De-
YOUNG LADY desires . one-room apart
suitcase. prefer NV. section. Miss Green.
sAR1o3lAsYs sA nsa hi sss 4.n.a sns .ts., a9
permanently located here, wishes Wishes a-bed d.
within Walking dis distance 1 q. af. n the O. neisS S
ana Harvard .ts. nm NV. .c c.ii @ Weekdsys, .oi0 10
am; to 8 p.m.. CO. 1851. ask for Mr..
ARMY OFFICER CIT. col) and wife want
to rent attractive furnished apartment Of
short Of long period: no children. "i no pets: IS;
guarantee proper treatment Of furnishinss:
financial snd social references furnished.
WANTED By couple for duration. com. ON
pletely furnished house or apartment. two
bedrooms. convenient TRANSPORTATION to
GsYuRN GsHH Rp' ArsErzNn 5HEk 1sn star or room, sSa
manent Government executive. in NV. sec
ton. Reason for wanting apartment:
Pressna yndil1 bone S esinE sold: Bog lts-c. star
section. Hishsst % references. Republic I'ossi ssa4
a1sss akMY . ma9o.s RiR ,s,. s..D.r.t. for modern
parties; good refs;;, close in and west 81
.s snssHsa Wig fhsas s
"a; wants sas ,ssaA:a
TRa Pgsfnt cres BOX falo.ssa an sss
Or sns sou1e aeu'e Box IN sss sesen sT BY
OFFICER, WIFE AND CHILD, Jewish, Der.
manentiy stationed. NV, desire rms. kit.
rsnsn nd nath pr pr,Vs1e home Or apt house. eonv
DoCf0R AND WIFE desire furnished or
Iunfurnished apartment to rent, near Walter
TWO-BEDROOM unfurnished apartment
near school and stores; no objection to
daughter and son J.: any section Of D. c.
rent IN advance. Box. l7a-D. star. 81.
UNFURN:. l room. kit: woman. Govt
M cspItol RI RE 'eni Ssoe Ext as7si saa1' En- 81.
NAVY EMPL0YED COUPLE wants modern
bedroom apt. pniurn;, after 18th May;
wss sHes oFE1dfz bssh.lor lm apartment E fur
nished; refriserstor; NV. Republic 1900.
ARMY OFFICER. employed wife, des,r,
furn. or unfurn. -rm. kit. bath apt; mod.
epao ePs; oids NV. Sc WIN buy u6a fuGa IA
sGi sgFvieEMAs i M WANTS sm:
apt. Box 1T5-D, Star. 81
COUPLE. careful tenants, need furn, l.
bedroom apt. or house. conv. stores and
trsnsp. Pentagon: prefer NV. or Alex
andris occupancy. April 25. RE. 1872,
Eoom e; after z Pm; 21'
high-school DAUGHTER desire unfurnished 3
bedroom modern apartment in nice section.
eonvenienee. RA. 1880. litter $50.
BE A GOOD NETGHBOR-Two Canadian
girls would like l or room furnished
| Michigan 7l39
ARMY OFFICER and wife desire 1 or 2
| room Apartment. furn. or unfurn.: share
house: NV. section. Box 1s5-D, Star. .
.-ROOM, kitchenette apt. or share house,
employed. BOX Ia4-D. star.
DENTAL STUDENT. wife; sublet 1-room
bldg, May 15 for 8 mos. or more. Approx.
500 90: Box 186-D. Star:
GOVERNMENT EXECUTIVE and wife de-
sire l-bedroom apartment; Mount plea SAINT
or near Zoo: willing buy furniture. OR 1853.
Evening star., 1944-04-19
FARM 8 GARDEN.

liz sf is sasked g tons iEes sesa You haul away
SOD san Il for spring; VIII deliver. Phone Ash
ssS sooktfr. III! or Nov Ne tsis TO rIASr"-rr..
pamphlet; containing complete informa.
tion invaluable to the gardener. 1t is sent
TO introduce our new Garden Shops one al
complete stock of planting materials
Hechinger Co, 18th and II sts. ne.
washington t2l: D; c., Phone AT 1900
GARDEN TO0LS--Good. used picks with
bsrrows. $3.50; mattocks, with new han
dies, 81 %: hoes. with new handles. S1.O5
Al used, in excellent condition Complete
garden Shops at stores. Phone orders
STABLE COW COW MAShRE MHishisE.r ss g. ton for VIC
1nga,ss tSrg gardens; as immediate delivery. Call
Az%IEss, &sSIiss iRsosEsusHEs, Erc-Au.,eas.
oi ts s.rh 81 BIB .nd 10 s ;.e En.st Sh b M
| grade rosebushes. 6sc each: 8 for S3.95:
- for 800. Towering shrubs. NAM
popular varieties SOC: g for $50. Flow.
sring shrubs. with balls of earth. ST so:
srd dor ~ 90 Living evergreens-Norway
DOUGLAS fr., with balls Of earth. $50 up up
ornamental shade trees, 79c up. visit our
: complete Garden Shops. Phone orders
Atirnt1s a 400 Hechinger CO;
= lbs. 96c: 81 lbs. 81 ,35; 100 lbs. 81 IS
sheep manure. 80 lbs. S1.75; 100 lbs,
- o. Agrico for Victory gardens, III
insS soc - lbs. 81 40: so lbs. So 20;
100 lbs. $3.50, Garden lime. 10 lbs, 2lc:
garden tools etc. at our 4 complete Gar
Gen Gen Shops. Phone orders. Atlantic 400.
S,iE yieTSkY GARDEN for rent. All section,
sale ME- 1900 DJJ 100
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast

MASS. AVE. S.E.-Large rm., twin beds.
newly decorated: nicely furnished; for 2
NEaR hEs"sp navy 9Y's YARD. H osos sos sth st. Sc
LARGE FROM ROOM. beautifulis f h fa1l. farn..
Bldg, Agric., Blu. of Engraving & Print :;
excel. transp DI. 613s ewes. or Sun.
FRONT ROOM opening into bath. So dou-
BILE, SO single: private apt: walking dis
lance; Al conveniences; unlimited phone,
BRANCH AVE, near Alabama ave.-At-
tractive studio room, furnished, fireplace
pvt. bath. pvt. entrance, uni. phone, in
beautiful new home; | block from bus.
room, with or without kitchen privileges.
Weekdays between 9 and 5. Executive 4 so,
Ext 7O5 Berlow.
6I6 G ST. Sc, near Navy Yard-NewIy
furn. dble rm. in clean. private home;
next to bath; conveniences. FR 1912
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Maryiond and Nirainio.

ARLINGToN-Large nicely furn. rm.. twir
beds, for girls or couple. all home priyiIs
Telephone GL. 0265
ARLINGTON-1 or 2 adults, share home
20o3 N. Fairfax DR., Arl. Arnold bus from
tn and D 20 yellow house Lee blvd. abov,
N: Courthouse rd: S2b. single: S35. double
l02 3Oth ST. NE. tMt. nier)-Lovel,
double room. cony. trans. 80 min. down.
ALEX. BEVERLY HILLs-Room suitabl,
single or double; restricted residential sec.
tion convenient Pentagon and Navy An.
@ mex; IA blks. to bus; unlimited phone
COMBINATION BEDRooM-sTUDY. mod
ern home, suitable employed couple; M
other roomers. Call WA. 1853.
CONGENlAL GIRL to share attractive
room with another; twin beds, unlimited
phone. Call GIL. 25aO.
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM. on st floor next
to bath, large cedar-lined closet; within
blk :. buses: gentlemen pref GIL 1924.
NEAR PENTAGON AND AIRPORT-Conv
transp.: $50 mo-: suitable 2 persons. TIE
$3.50 after pm
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ROOMS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

W t'a 9 GoLUmbA rmi RD; NW.-Men; $3.50
heat: 10 min. d'town on car line; baths,
DoTsIr ROOM nnespr wts spn mat AD asao
MAR DuP6oNT cIktccLLEE:sil cIkcLE-sinsle room for
aTmy aTsn or Nav ofcsr sron, Phone NO. saa4
sink sf rtGe' dopble. s. sssssmsn' saeh s're'0
DUPONT. CIRCLE-Large front rm., next
bath; twin beds; $40 month. South rm.,
s.e 0H MADisoN 8 ms sr NV NWnoRe, Cow ave front
single room. semipvt. bath; $50. Conv.
I439 GiRARD ST. NV, near 14th-Larxe
'front.' twin-bed room, 3 windows, 2 closets,
az turn newly papered and painted; ch.w.
s'Ga R ST. NV. block of Conn ave
CLOSETS twin a. beds inner-spring mattresses.
double room, Southern exposure; 81 weekly.
is:3 EYE ST. NW-Deslrsble newly iurn.
RrGss. iMi9Inss .r1nH T92m; v, az 5osS35 monthly
d,.i:, ls:S i;s 81: NV. Apt Room with
Gil aUINTASA RI. N.W.-1arge room.
pv9 Slhsie .pra6es or dcroe pyt path Tith shower
WESLEY HEiGHTs MANsioss M5Ss single bed
room room Large pvt powder rm. with lava
room with several other cultured gentle
men, a,at 1WImin .RsM,s sxprsss bus; $40 EN- 1864
| =
or married couples, with home priviIes es.
Music inclined. Wo. 1897. '''
DOWNTOWN. 1919 Vermont ave.-Front
seom; m running F sn water So also single rmr
49, sse KrTTENHotsE Fl: HOT ST. N.w.-Double or
unlim. phone; must be seen to appreciate
DoWNToWN DOW e DIV Newly decorated front.
x on ol 1Sf nIssF IN ls
sa asd sT R9me t2rn St for LIGHT
house excepting with running water; also a
no~Spd 9assWsp[; We. NE. aa3@9 Yntil ADO pm.
pons ROOM. balcony ais Govt Il riris kiehss
privl.. 81 mo: each. Also basement.
tdI3 18th ST. N.W..with private Jewish
$40: sentlemen % a'T only, RAJ room 4as4 TWIN beds
LARGE FRONT SINGLE RM.. near bath
and shower 5 Minis. TO downtown; unlim
100, EYE ST. Wsi W.MRooms. NA' Next Next to
Army ane Navy Club
laan lo.1 rESSNsYLvANIA ms AYE. N:w-studio
Ilot 10Th sT: NwIGirl to share large
THE CHURCHILL. l74o'P P st. n,w'.Ciean
,Win- usnn bed rooms; ssttractively furn., run
nssf t showers "s $50 up fftS No ssas slase rms
OFF 18th ST. 164e Newton. ST. NV -
Larse attractive front rm. for discrim-
phone, large closet. double bed. all conV. /:
exceiient transD. co. 5oia
tvin VIM ned, SL nsa 81 hh hnimhnLarse liars front room
!ss1 PARK RD. N.W.MDelishtfully bright
in summer. Another slightly smaller. sd. sd
cn.ns T 'sDfrt s1 Mr. rsn.r mo NO qIs5
ao".r @ Hotel. W.Itins distance se aovntosn. ssn
Evening star., 1944-04-19
POULTRY & EGGS

BABY CHICKS, feed and poultry supplies
James Feed Store. Inc. 6l9 K st. NV
ME. U0Sg
OIL BRooDER. Sears. 500 chick size
complete, used one season; I5O II. Aft. >
IN poultry wire, extra heavy. DI O02l
Mr.. Schmanke
BEACHS HATCHERY, Md.-U s. ap.
proved baby chicks, SO per hundred. Also
ducklings. goslings and turkey poults L. e
Beach Hatchery. Norheck Md. Ashton
POULTRY HOUSES, S48.90 up; terms II
desired. Baby chicks. S10 per hundred
Turkey houses, rabbit hutches. Ralse
broilers for us. Make money in youI
spare time. Annandale Poultry Farm
Evening star., 1944-04-19
ROOMS FURNIsHED-Northe..t

ROOMS FURNlSHED-Northssst
1909 QUEEN ST. N.E.-Furnished room
In private home on Glover Park bus
3f22 10th ST. NE.-Two large double
rooms adj. bath: breakfast and dinner OPP
tional; washing facilities: large BACKYARD: /:
everything homelike. HO. 3147.
BAKER AND 33rd SITS. NE. (225, corner
house e)-Beautiful large basement room
to5 t%ir Z b.d $50 monthly; thG; separate sntrance
3ls 18th ST. N.E.-Clean. comfortably
furnished double room. next to bath: conv.
bus and car lines; reas. AT. 1895.
LADY to rent large bedroom In my charm
Ing apartment. use Of kitchen: $50. Phone
WOODBRIDGE sECTIoN-Newly decorated
bedrm., twin beds. cedar closet; convenient
transportation. HO. 1913
905 B ST. N.E.-One single hall bedroom,
md floor, in clean, well-furnished home.
72i 9th ST. N.E.-Large double room.
bright; cheerful. for 2 Navy Yard men.
il sth N.E.-Near E. Cap st. on carline'
Single fr. rm.. 81 wk.; double fr. rm. S8
wk. Nicely furnished. See Mrs Carnes,
C0LORED Room. rado-eauipped, for
girls: everything furnished: twin beds: :,
other rooms can accommodate g.. now
empty; home PRIVILEGES. Apply 1435
irving st. ne in person after 2 q m. Sun
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COUNTRY BOARD.

CHILDREN, s-6, select boarding school and
Va: unusual training add health care;
bus At entrance: references. Michigan 629s.
VIRGINIA FARM HOUSE. beautiful room,
private bath, fireplace; so miles Washins :
ton, near bus; excellent food; S25 per
week; central heating. Box 26-D, Star.
Evening star., 1944-04-19
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
Z TO ROOM HOUSE. near Marlboro
Heights; furnished. RE. 1900. Ext. 1887.
4-BEDRooM modern house. unfurn: per
GROOM unfurnished house. in Lansdon.
S.n.d family Si'ssBs s5S BOX fs6s %
HAVE OWN gas stove and refrigerator:
nished house in Arlington immediately.
Nsya1 Hs ofneer @ on permanent orders Box
UNFURNIsHED HOUSE, bedrooms.
maids room, Silver Spring or Takoma
F,Nk;,, Psrk sIs9r slso Zoo Mr.: r: 3: HAYNES,
uNFuRNisHED UNI sN SHED 4.bedroom house. Bethesda
4 OR BEDROOM HOUSE. adult family of
Northwest or Maryland Wisconsin S457. !.
WANTED TO RENT small house or bunga-
low; low; -, walking distance of bus. Falls
uNFURNisHED HOUSE. or 8 rooms in
desired BY Army omeer: no children; e.. es.
sEDRooM aousf fieIs furnished silS or sa' nm
furnished; NV. section: reasonable. BOX
Two AbGLrs WITH CHILD desire thre.
or four-bsdroom home. unfurnished, chevy
Chake. EN-. 2g19 after i pm 25s
WE HAVE NUMEROUS REQUESTS FOR
Iurnished and unfurntshed houses in the
northwest section of the city and near
suburbs. We can nnd you responsible
tenant II YOU will list your house with US.
RANDALL H. HAGNER a. CO. Inc.
1921 Conn. Ave DE, $500.
WANTED
For rent, dwelling houses and apts.. fur
nlshed or unfurnshed, We have IonE list
~ nfr rental applications. can rent dept.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
l733 n NV
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BoATs.

FOR SALE-Boat, Dodge utility. $500.
z pm.
HOUsEBOAT for sale, 46x20 IT.; with little
condition for all season. Call CHI. 07Il !.
PAINTS, marine: copper bronze: copper
deck and hull; vsrnishes etc. 8. King Fal-
Evening star., 1944-04-19

GENTLEMAN, total abstainer, seeks large
room with ample ventilation: private, quiei
home; detached house or kitchenette apart
ment: central location. Box l56-D, Star
49,
REFINED young lady, single room In
modern private home; breakfast desired
Northwest section. Box 55-D, Star. 49,
BRITISH OFFICER REQUIRES home with
family, Chevy Chase district preferred
Close to transportation. Box 190-D, Star
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MIscrLI IAkrous WANTED tc.,,, lsooA
ROOMS FURN.-Nothw.,, tcon,.)

second sa% GSSS oos 1n Sed.. .. ,eR eo,
coMfoHRTAbsGEsa ssa SINGLE ROOM, priv...
own: unlimited phone, semipriyate bath
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p9rtnet 9pn ADts; 18th and You SITS. NV, NO
semiprivate BATH: Unlimited phone; s fEH mean
sei1 CONN. AVE. N.w-Larxe front room
nrqxon ,rq moor; suitable psts for 2; $50 mo- per
SINGLE IN ROOM sna bath; ist floor; pleas,
ant home, in U: S. P: H. s. and Naval
!s1s Ai usDEkwo"oDe "SDe 81. 81. Wv iNs.w.-Nic.ly
turn., double room: reasonable: express
1908 ssnd ST ST. N.w.-sinrle room. gen.
tleman preferred; also double room, 1st-
faRk 9Ipe Ws. Me- 5ao
tached home, Venetian blinds. twin beds
uni. phone. maid service; ideal transp.: 2
coRsFk cssnRsspsn ,ath or mssrIsd sNn eSuSe GE
NV. Apt. 201-Attractive room for gen
tleman to share with another; 2 expos, 2
f'eSsssi poWSroWs. oiys BATH Clos Pa. ave. NV,
iunf nsEz m.s4
front dble. rm., furnished in maple: $40
mo; each. Also large front ssle. rm at
$50 mo. All single beds, inner spring
mattresses. NO. $40.
DUPONT AREA-Front sgle rm, near
BATH Hollywood bed. inner-spring mat
treSs: S21 mo. DU. 677O.
FURNISHED ROOM with separate kitchen;
privilege for middle lady; Mt. Pleas s.
ant section. Phone Adams 3070 bet $3.50
and $50 pm. 20s
1915 SPRING RID. N.w-1 double room
next to bath, with shower, laundry priv;
LADIES ONLY I44a Monroe st. NV
Large attractive living room and sleeping
porch, double: also studio room. CO.
NEAR PARK ROAD, 1918 10Th ST. NV
Large room for girls or couple. pvt
18th AND MASS AVE NV. the New
berne: Apt. 54-Attractive room with pri-
yate .bsth for couple or men. DI. 1893
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, e1o1 N st. NV,
Apt. Clean single room, maple furni-
Evening star., 1944-04-19
ROOMS UNeURklsHEp.
ROOMS WANTED,

ROOMS, kitchen and BATH unfurn
conV TO buses, schools and stores, in
North Arlington CHI ot93
Evening star., 1944-04-19
11O8 EYE ST Sc

11O8 EYE ST. S.E.
Lovely basement apt, I room, kitchen.
bath. FriRidaire; walking distance to Navy
Yard. convenient to stores and transporta-
ton FEDERAL FINANCE CO.. yl5 New
York ave. NV. MA. T4l6 20s
637 EYE ST. NV.
Newly remodeled house. centrally 70
Gated; Groom front apts. for couples, S14
a week. Also }-room basement apt, suit
able family, SO week.