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Evening star., 1944-12-05
Man Shot to Death
As He Begs Cigarette
On BoWery Street
By the Associated Press

BY, the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-An un-
identified man drew a gun on
the lower Bowery today and
fatally shot another man who
had asked him for a cigarette,
police reported.
Police 1t. James Sloane said
Michael Condor, So, identified
through a social security card,
had berated the man who fed
after firing three shots, one of
which pierced Mr.. Condon's
heart.
Evening star., 1944-12-05
Disorders Diminish:
Premier Popondreou
Offers Resignation
By the Associated Press.

ATHENS, Dec. 5.-Prem e r
George Papandreou said today he
had offered his resignation as
head of the Greek government
and had suggested formation of
a coalition cabinet including CEN
ter and right wing groups.
Such a cabinet might be led by
Themistokles Sophoulis, 82-year -old
liberal leader, he said.
A general strike persisted in Ath-
ems, but disorders were reported
diminishing.
ELIAS troops-the militia of the
leftist Fam National Liberation
Front)-surrendered number of
police headquarters they had seized.
Since the ELIAS technically are
Evening star., 1944-12-05
Italian Regime
OF Own Choice
Backed by u. 5.
No Objection Made
To Post for Sforzu,
Opposed by Britain
By the Associated Press.


The United States has in
formed both Britain and Italy
that it expects the Italian people
to develop their government
without influence from out
side"
The State Departments unusual
disclosure of policy in such a case
today apparently placed the United
States in an opposite position from
that taken by Great Britain, which
has officially opposed the inclusion
of Count Sforza in an Italian ad-
ministration.
This government has not in any
way intimated to the Italian gov
ernment that there would be any
opposition on its part to Count
Sforza," the State Department re-
ported.
Reinsurance Against Meddling.
One purpose of the assertion evi-
IDENTIFY is to reassure the people of
liberated Allied countries who may
have read into recent developments
in Italy an indication that the great
powers intend to meddle in their
internal affairs.
The brief statement ended with a
declaration that the policy of having
the people work out their own gov
ernmental problems would apply to
an even more pronounced degree"
in the liberated territories of the
United Nations.
Italy as defeated enemy nation
now has the status of a cobelligerent
and Is under Allied military super
vision, the immediate command
being in British hands.
Sforza Is Liberal Leader.
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden
of Great Britain recently told Par
lament that the British were op-
posed to the inclusion of Count
Sforza in the Italian government be-
cause, he said, Count Sforza had
worked against the Bonomi govern
ment even when he participated
in it,
The State Department issued its
statement in response to inquiries
from correspondents on it's position
in the Italian cabinet crisis. Count
Sforza is an Italian Liberal party
leader who has reputation for
being bitterly antimonarchist as well
as anti-Fascist. 1t has been reported
that on one or two previous occa-
sions the leaders of the italian po-
litical coalition have sought to form
government around Count Sforza
and that the British had blocked
the efforts.
Text of Declaration.
The text of the State Depart
ment's declaration:
The position of this Government
has been consistently that the COM
position of the Italian government
is purely an italian affair except
in the case Of appointments where
important military factors are con-
cerned.
This Government has not in any
way intimated to the Italian gov
ernment that there would be any
opposition on its part to Count
Sforza. Since Italy is an area OF
combined responsibility, we have
reaffirmed to both the British and
Italian governments that we expect
the Italians to work out their prob
lens OF government along demo-
cratic lines without influence from
outside.
This policy would apply to an
even more pronounced degree with
regard to governments of the United
Nations in their liberated terri
tories
Evening star., 1944-12-05
Mercury Rises Steadily
After HITTING Low of Is

After hitting the seasons low of
as degrees at 7:50 am. today, the
temperature rose steadily to 48 at /
pm. and was expected by the Off
cial forecaster to reach so by late
afternoon. The Weather Bureau eX-
poets warmer weather tomorrow
followed by cloudiness and possible
rain on Thursday,
Evening star., 1944-12-05
MAP on Page A-3,)

By the Associated Press.
PARIS, Dec. 5.-The American
Sd Army's 95th Infantry Division
has driven through Saarlautern
and is fighting well into the Sieg-
fried Line defenses beyond the
fortress city. it was announced
today at supreme Allied head
quarters.
The satellite towns of Roden and
Fraulatern, each a mile and a half
beyond the captured Saar River
bridge, were passed by the Ameri-
cans advancing through shellflre
from German artillery emplace-
ments.
Other troops of 1t. Gen. George
S. Patton's Sd Army threatened
Saarbrucken, capital of the arsenal
region of steel and coal, and bonn
barded its blackened buildings with
S-inch artillery. The nearby French
rail town of Forbach and the French
border town of Sarreguemines also
were being shelled.
Volkssturm Left in City.
Some fighting still was going on
In the east bank section OF Saar-
lautern where the Americans were
meeting the Volkssturm, recently
mustered civilians wearing arm
bands.
Five divisions of Gen. Patton S
army to the southeast were beating
forward either inside the Saar or
through the last bit of Lorraine.
To the north, on the muddy Co
1ogne plain, the 1st Army of 1t. Gen,
Courtney H. Hodges and the 9th
Army of 1t. Gen. William H. Simp-
son were deadlocked with the Ger
man 7th and 18th Armies along the
Roer River, still uncrossed.
1t. Gen. Alexander M. Patch's
7th Army on Gen. Pattons right
was clearing the Karlsruhe corner
of France and moving within eight
miles of Colmar in Alsace below
Strasbourg. The French traffic
centers of Haguenau and Selestat
were besieged.
DlA SACoi ouS ANoLiSs
The British cleared the last Ger
mans from west of the Mas River
in Holland and the Canadians at
the extreme north contended with
deep floods loosed by German
breaches in the Rhine dikes south
Of Arnhem.
For 200 or more winding miles
from opposite Kleve to west of Saar-
brucken, Gen. Eisenhower's armies
were inside or at the fringe of Ger
many and up against defenses of
great strength and depth. The
maximum penetration of Germany
was about Is miles in the Hurtgen
Forest area east of Aachen.
Gen. Patton's bridgehead on the
east bank of the Saar was widened
to at least a mile and half. His
forces were on the river all the way
to Merzig, Is miles above Saarlau-
tern, and executing wheeling
movement of his right and center as
far southeast as Sarre Union. One
mixed calvary and infantry team
advanced 4 miles inside Germany,
south of Saarlautern.
His men at Roden and Fraulau-
tern were 51a miles inside the Saar,
nearly fifth of the way across, but
they still had to negotiate the Sieg-
fried Line.
2 Miles From Forbach.
The Yanks moved within 2 miles
Of Forbach, castled town of II 500,
and within Az miles of Saaregue-
mines, town of $4,000. Along the
curling 50-mile front from Merzig
to Sarre Union, more than 10000
Americans of the Sd Army were on
the move.
German guns up to $50 milli-
meters fired at least 1000 rounds
in four hours at the sturdy masonry
bridge which Americans captured
intact at Saarlautern, but by late
yesterday it still stood and men and
tanks and guns poured across.
(Today's Berlin communique
Evening star., 1944-12-05
Late Bulletin
Army Promotions Approved

The Senate Military Affairs
Committee today approved
the promotions of 81 Army
officers, nine to the rank of
major general and the others
to the rank of brigadier gen.
eral. Earlier story on Page
A-10.)
Evening star., 1944-12-05
Yanks Drive Through Saar|autern
And Advance Well Into Defenses
Of Siegfried Line Beyond City
Two Satellite
Towns Fall to
Patton Forces
BULLETIN.

PARIS (P).-The American
1st Army today captured the
village of Bergstein at the
eastern fringe of the Hurtgen
forest, 6 miles southwest of
Duren. Far to the south, the
7th Army captured the impor-
tant communications center
of Selestat.
Evening star., 1944-12-05

Four additional men from
the District area hare been re-
ported killed in this 1Udr. See
"On the Honor Roll" Page Az.
Evening star., 1944-12-05
Santiago Feels Two Quukes

SANTIAGO, Chile, Dec. S (P.-
Two slight earthquakes were felt
last night in Santiago.
Evening star., 1944-12-05

(See ATHENS, Page A-10D
Evening star., 1944-12-05

(see WESTERN FRONT, Page A-3,
Evening star., 1944-12-05

(See STATE DEPARTMENT, A-4
Evening star., 1944-12-05

(See ROCKETS, Page A-10J
Evening star., 1944-12-05

(See COLLIFLOWER, Page A-3D
Evening star., 1944-12-05

(See AERIAL, Page AID
Evening star., 1944-12-05

tSee RELIEF, Page A-3D
Evening star., 1944-12-05
Guide for Readers

An Associated Press Newspaper
Evening star., 1944-11-24
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

FOR CASH. any size; any section; ne
NR on MILE Bo Ssp0 House 81 prstsss6y sss
NJ \ + gez n sss;s. stsr lSs's A''s. 81.
Burleith. Glover Park or Gienbrook Wiz
RooMY Or BEDROOM HOUSE. near.
age; close transportation;; Adams 500.
e. * Sas sSs sf s~n un 1an.t 26
stsspslon Els ~ :. Itoi HVMgHRrEs sSd RsaisoF.
pfoperts prop call sLAuaHTEs & CO. CO. x q HOME tSns
for Every Income" DI. 215s. 1113 18th
We HAVE CLIENTS who will pay cash for
homes in Arlington or Falls Church c. S.
SHILLINGBERG, 46I5 Lee highway. OK.
s624; z "a after pm; CHI. 4512:,
ants not disturbed: no dilly- -dallying; I
navs mean BUSINESS. E. a GARyEY. DL 45os:
an And sgp s on pfossf2 SssS ers s
cash ot.sr or sell al your @ H price. m GUM
W. N oaN SELL iGO YOUR Sf house e. at 9lGe ss fun
value value today Our opinion entails no oblisa-
oNpERs isn Ass do te5 Nc Nc gesFaPs TM
NNfEiARBY vIRGINf2Runfurnished GSNe n ri sfe home,
o ~ on arse ot of s@a n1a
acreage. for tenant compelled to move be-
cause Of owners return from abroad. WIN
pay UP to $3.50 mo, Must have possession
on or before January 1st THOS q,
MAGRUDER CO, POSI- Wilson blvd. AT:
lington, Va. CH. 3l31. Gil. 3434. Ewes.
REAL ESTATE WANTED - Buyers With
cash for d c. and Md. property. Gail
YOUNG & PASTOR, Ma 2425. MA. 5447,
WE NEED HOUSES in Petworth and
so can assure you quick results. Gail Mr..
Rosenthal. RA. 110S. FEDERAL FINANCE
1403 "a
URGENT-Vicinity of or near St. ThomaS
parish: all cash. WO. 212S. 27s
Evening star., 1944-11-24
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT tc...,

WANTED, furnished house or apt: couple.
no children: VIC. Of Silver Spring or Wash
or BEpR6oMG au uniurnished house.
preferably in Northeast or nearby Mary
land locality: will lease. Eek. 1900. Ext.
NEARBY notwithstanding home Of
or 4 bedrms.. on large lot, or small
acreage. for tenant compelled to move be-
cause OF owners return from abroad. VIII
pshed pag Up bos to ss51 1o T bgy unfur
s,,Ssssa MzsSkgPEK cS so !, So55 M,issp I'D
GovRsRNaENT PHYSICIAN urgently needs
or 3 bedroom, unfurnished house; per-
manent: references. Call Shepherd 2939.
ARMY MAJOR guarantees good care Of
your home or apartment, unfurnished or
furnished. 2 or more bedrooms; best ref
erence. viii sign lease and nay q months
In advance: limit. $225. Call CHI. 1923.
ARCHITECT RETURNED FROM OVERSEAS
baby, furn. or unfurn.. on bus to. .Pentagon,
Could help repair or remodel Call THOR
SON. RE. S70o. Ext. 1921, q to 3. 25s
NAVAL OFFICER and family will rent up
to $3.50 two or three bedroom house or
apartment, preferably unfurnished NV.
Republic ,7400, Extension 63531, or during
WANTED rs RENorh Arinstoaa ae' b,
saaas aishsd sE r. partly furnished. best refer
sss NAVAL F oFFIGER; RHaa wife and child urgently
need house or apartment furnished pre-
ferred; rent. to $3.50: best references.
Call Falls Church 1761-W. 26s
Evening star., 1944-11-24
HOUSES FOR SALE.

PETWORTH SECTION, brick home. NV, =
rms, Q baths oil heat. all newly decorated.
rss.saasIs; BY oWNEs WE RA. aa.asS9' 4oos n00
fETWoRTM SECTION, tyo-family housss
each noor; gas heat, recent construction.
spotless condition; rents S55 and S52,5
Congress Heights; two-family house;
polling Field. detached; built 1910; excep-
ons hss. atsssisf cs M Tsas lazy sS2 VI ss s ad s'o
CoLoRED.,Brookland. ?. g. 2s2s, 18th
heat; excellent condition; reasonable. MI.
COLoRED-Read The Sunday star every
Sunday for houses for sale to colored by
JOHN w. ROUSE. 10l0 NJ st. NV. DL.
CoLoRED, ATTENTION. Beautiful hons,
953 25th st. NV, large rms, bathy
nv r.. ~ s ELECTRICITY; ity garage space. $4,000.
COLORED-vacant-B ne sec!
ton rooms. bath. full basement. garage.
VIII redecorate to suit purchaser; only
$3.50 down. Call Mr.. RHsmfsel after g
pm CO s1dd sddd ALEX x. ANDERSON
COLORED :, 1000 blk. Grant st. ne:
modern brick bungalow. large lot: price
MRS LEWIS. DU. 70s7 or Elk. 774s
COLORED-yacant, 1918 Otis pl. NV. p
private entrance: separate light and gas
unit; h. -w.h.: immediate possession; terms
ARRANGED. To inspect call MR.. DeMOUY.
CoL0RED-1352 wanach pl NV, r
rooms. bath h.-w.h.: newly decorated: vac
can't; can be converted into 3 apartments:
open. Mr.. ROBERTS, AID. 1865. "a
COLORED-5o0 block 18th st. n.e.---2-story
sEs6 srie6 rms, bsmt, bath; hot1Tassr vat; heat: heat
MA 35T0 OH n st NV
Evening star., 1944-11-24
ApARTMENTs FURNISHED.

GIRL to share modern studio apt with
another girl. near Transportation Cali
sssrs s sttrs; vS shs. sii1; Hssss ss
conyen. AT. 7647, after 6.
GLOVER PARK NV. SEC.-Business
y woman will share new 2-rm,, kit, tile
tied girls. Is to to 80 YEA years it Old. Or. 81 1898 ss
after after weekdays.
able for 2 or 8: modern bldg. Cali CO.
NJ ST. NV. 1916 attrac. rms. suitable
3 or a. complete kitch. equip; everything
furnished; S75 mo. Call betw. Al pm
l. RIM, AND KITCHEN, Frisidaire: gas and
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY - oficers
lmen) to share an .attractively furnished
home Il empl. adult; fireplace 9 b. r.
and baths. 522 ouackenbos St NV,
WILL sUBLET lh;room studio apt lease
months. furnished, S65 per month 1885
38th St: NV. MR.. MEAN. 25'
BEAUTIFULLY new completely furn. apt,
dinette, no children or pets: s1I5 ap-
pproyed; to responsible couple only. IA.
GIRL 25 to a5 to share a-bedroom apt.
telsphone Elta o'hfe mpe glIs sSnv transp unm
NEAR NAVY YARD, 1853 18th st. Sc
and gas heat: everything @ furn.: Couple; pie;
YdNc it TE apY s3s e share lovely
apt: with two other ladies. Lincoln 22o3
GIRL to share lovely apt. with two other
girls. in NV. section; rent. $50 per mo.
ALEX, -513 g. GUSTS (near No. i high
way)-2-rm. furn apt. S35, incl. utilities;
pvt. entr. Apply at rear upstairs door.
Evening star., 1944-11-24

ADDING MACHINES, calculators, type
writer's Office equip. all kinds: top price
pd: Sun. eve. co. 1925; wk., DI 1872.
AUTOMOBILES for child. years old.
BAND INSTRUMENTS. highest cash prices.
Call MR.. FARREN. Republic 6223
BEDROOM. dining, living room furniture:
contents OF apts.. or homes, at once. We
90 moving carefully; storage. ia. 1887. 24s
BEDROOM, living and dining room suites,
also piano. Call evenings, Republic 3672.
BICYCLE. child's, and other prewar toys
for boy. Of 6 years. Ordway 1925.
CASH Trade! Brenner. 943 Penna. ave.
NV, RE 2434. Open 9 am. to 7:30 pm.
CLOTHING-Highest prices paid for mem s
aY aiorE me- szs5i Open ewes; res. w,il eali;
used clothing Harry's. 1888 9TH st. NV
pI. 6769 Open ewes, Will call.
DIAMONDS. GOLD. Highest cash prices
ARTHUR MARKEL. $40 r st. ~
DOLL CARRIAGE for S-year-old. Call 8
to IL M. GIL. O262.
ELECTRIC MOTOR, eye beams, concrete
rods, lumber. electric pump. construction
equipment. Phone weekdays, ME. 0002
TOY TRAIN, mechanical. non-electric, with
tracks, in good condition. 81. S47S.
FLEUR-DE-LIS WATCH PIN, solid gold,
such as used 40 to 80 years ago must be
Ia to Ia In. high. No dealers. ia. 1887.
FURNITURE, brlc-a-prac. china, glassware.
rugs, silverware,.. PAINTINGS; hiElest cash
prices paid. Call MURRAY. TayIor S338.
Evening star., 1944-11-24
REPAIRS AND SERVICES Cont

REPAIRS AND SERVICES tcons.l
Essfs Rfssr by voIsmaa. rssas.
MP MR re ReseFa Ho 80 deass Please ss
eTs!sr;, g, , years, ass, experience. CAN MR.
sA1NfING, Rhni g. RPAiRfEEkiINa-Residential. Coz Com.
PsPhRs sFfa iGaqstTs PAsT1S Se 81 sH ses, a7 2s,
service can Mr.. CANADA. FIR. 10i4s.
PARERISG sif < AND PAINTING, Al TS Work.
estimates free Call MR.. BECKETT. DU
fHfns 41i HANGING. this week only. 81 and
ners xort Guaranteed Michisan 53i5
PIASTERER and cement finisher. new and
sis5 Mr. 81 ea sheDse4d Ha ssss s NO
pLAsTERING DONE by white mechanics
No Job too small. Telephone NO. 1851
RADIO REPAIRs-sman radios repaired
srnF fhe To he aecS T9rS rapid seryice
record department. THE HEcHT co. F
REFRIGERAToRs. repairs and service on
al, al makes; makes; guaranteed work. CO. 4916.
REFRiGERAToR Repair Specialists: work
gSaG sSan Ganteea g. For & expert service. phone IA.
RADIOS REPAIRED in your home if pos
siels; .sd prices reasonable all work guafan
9 mos, Honest prices. MID.crTY TY'f RADIO sHde,
sAor 81 Va 80 o772 gm'' Friday and Saturday
RooFiNG: ROO ISsi. suttering; spouting. general
RUFF kdoFiNGoiska lS21 Wis ave Ap s47s
sSss seFk guaranteed Call Clifton dME f.
RooiE,INa, i, timing. painting, guttsslng.
HsSs S. !s s; s. t. stop ss
sst, Eo0r REPAIRING; AIR prompt service; free
sS sSssd ssRs RshfeIos SE =, Jk6EHs KooFiNd c..
ROOF REPaIRsNRoof coating, painting.
MaM Mslasfsrins Ns sPSuting; prompt service CoIE
sEWiiNG sEANi ga m1xSccHHNEs-auarantsed 1ScH repairs spa
On any make. Adjusting. and oiling.- ST,
Parts and supplies for an machines, Sew;
anns inS MACHINE sd dept oSnd STd door. s. EANN
SEWING MACHINE REPAIKs-we inspect,
Oil and adjust any make machine. 69c.
leT a saea aks and
end hoo.. DI. 400.
VENETIAN BLINDS cleaned. csc Up to
# wi6e and nf. # long Have your blinds
crime @sthad aWAsH1NGToN HOsfia saADF 5 Z
WASHING MACHINES. all makes, repairs.
oyerhauls: 24-hr. service Ii. 1928. 23a
WASHING MACHINE REPAIRS. all makes.
NICHOLSON ELECT. REPAIR SERVICE,
s2:0 9Th st. NV. AID COIL. del2'
WASHING MACHINES-Repairs on any
make: estimates free. CAPITOL WASHER
& APPLIANCE SHOP. SO Upshur st. NV.
Used CAMERAS bought and sold. Full
LER d d'ALBERT. INC. s15 10th st. NV.
47I2
A SMOKY FIREPLACE is worse than none. |
Fixed and rebuilt by expert mason: guar
snteed by MIR. PRENTICE 81. 1862
ROCK WOOL and metal weatherstrip: 3 |
years to pay. Metal sold to trade If it's |
weatherstrips, We have it. D. c. Wealth |
CO., 403 Sth st. ne. Ii. 4662. i
Evening star., 1944-11-24
MlscELLANEoUs WANTEp (cont.

MlSCkLLANkOUS WANTED tCoNt.l !,
FURlNITuREmEugs. else: refgr. wsshin'g
any rsi'IaT time. '1 trinidad 1915. 5' 30: -
FURNITURE and household effects OF the
sd enss homie m Also ssn ss sood
Nh. as dRApY. Ma. asso. 'A'' ''A s'0a'
oTas esso.es in s Ses sa s:sn prsss psa
6 EYEk CO lSSS s. NE ioss
a-brac; maximum cash prices; prompt and
ss9aHdrateous sada ol s seryaiis Ea; call any time. RE
GOLD. diamonas. silver. We pay highest
price. Ask for MR.. oPPENHETMER. oos
aoIDEsrins your old gold. silver. plating
EKksEkss kss us wasRb a zss5s 81 &C. 9as psr 6 bs
deliver your accumulation please phone
ssrap Hsasss ran and ssss ss Rsd Mash M hui RAa
sAa G2 sE soa Ba pss sao7 loo
delivered our warehouse ' II Z: you 'c cannot s,t
Is: Hishsst prices paid ior D house 'Ss rags
PIANO am looking for good spinet or
elthea plan0 can EM Nm 1s1s Ray high price for
PIANO-We are looking for spinet apt.
highest cash price. dE. s4s5 '"' LIE
PIANOS-Highest cash prices for spinets,
srands. consoles and small uprights Of
8 ang aag,51,a make eoSg e5 type. Call MR.. VERNON,
PiASos isiaS5ts WSASTED-uprishts sp,nets. less
than 30 N. high Please measure before
al.ing. Ma; 1865, 1913 pm.
PIANO-Will pay cash for a spinet,
fmol Phone aM apartmsnt aIsn upright or grand.
PIANOS WANTED - arands. spiness or
R pHhone HUGO WoRcH. IIfo G St. NV
% 5s,oE: 59oss as ss aH Hs 's'i; 10
RADIOS. AND GRAND PIANO wanted at
tnre Please Call today Mr.. Grady. Ma. 1920
SEWING MACHINES-We buy all types;
pstns ST. st RE- 0qssSps sS6 RE oyff ss
dd tricycle. for child 4-6 years old. WI.
TRiSYcLE for baby, 2 years old; good
CO sondision .M, will pay cash Can WI. .e290
with children. Glebe 3i8s evenings. ~.
VETERAN of this war dire need of station
wagon to continue work will pick up wagon
anywhere; pay ceiling price or trade 1910
convertible Pontiac. Call Chestnut 1898
! WISH TO BUY spinet console OF
CASH FOR DiAMoNDs ana old gold. d,a.
mond watches and discarded jeweiry Err
AtWASs H1oHEsr PRICE, tsE0 FATD u Dt for 2d1s as.
maonds. silverware; cameras. clothing and
hand MAY zwEIG ME slis q:sin0hos On
Evening star., 1944-11-24
ROOMS WITH eoARp.

4501 IOWA AVE. N.W.-Doubie. corner.
with sleeping porch; being redecorated;
clean, warm home. excellent meals; 2 EN-
ployed people; restricted; S47.50 each
1889 GIRARD ST. N.w.-Delicious meals,
lovely maple furniture; convenient to
shopDins, 9s,n, and church center gentlemen
do1bls 11psiTG r9om, $40, 80 = AD; 1852.
bath. $40; transportation optional. FIR.
1856 N ST. Nw.-Triple room for refined
girls: $40. so per month each
The TUDOR CLUB, 1775 N st. nv
and wAcs accommodated; heat by coal.
1888. n. 18th ST., Arlington, Va. eco-
!onial vinage)-Single and double rooms;
telephone ss and laundry facilities, dlebe
CLUB 1920, 1920 10th st. n.w.-sinsle,
double. triple; good meals; heat BY coal.
1928 18th ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished
room for young lady, running water, tele-
phone, elevator, excellent board 25s
1917 49, 9th sth STi M:W:-LarEs front room.
home-cooked meals daily. IA. 9796.
Evening star., 1944-11-24
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

DESIRE FURNISHED HOUSE, "a bed
rooms; NV or nearby Maryland prefer
detached house with garden; refs; win
lease; limit $500. 1t. THOMAS. RE 7400,
HOUSE OR APT, prefer unfurnished; Q
normal children: ex-marine oflcer, locating
mere for lie. Call Franklin 4S45. BROOKS.
HOUSE OR APT, furn. or unfurn., or 8
rooms. vic Takoma Park: SS0-S1OO mo-;
po children or pets; references. Sligo
WANTED IN SILVER SPRING, furn. or
unfurn. 2-bedrm. house; present house
has been sold and must vacate; locally
employed; can furnish references. SH.
SENIOR NAVAL OFFICER desires to rent
four-hedroom furnished house in NV. area
from Dec. 1st or as early as possible there
after for period Of i've months or longer.
Phone days DE. 1011. Ext. t16: evenings
CHI. 1857. "a
HIILCREST and newer Sc section-Have
several buyers for an up-to-date detached
brick home. with or rooms and bath.
Ewes. phone Georgia 1900. l. T. GRA-
Waite 729 18th st. Ma. 0DSS.
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ROOMS WANTED.

GENTLEMAN desires room with strictly
private bath. vic. around Dupont Circle.
Box S64-S. Star. 26s
PROFESSIONAL WOMAN raised with re-
gard for. other peoples mahogany wants
room and bath In quiet home or one-room
furnished apartment. preferably North
west Box 397-S, Star. 25s
BACHELOR seeks room, private bath;
walking distance Municipal Center. Box
fas1f, EMPioYa6 SSer; JEWISH LADY wishes se' to
share apt. with another lady, or rent
rIn. with kitchen privil AID. 6130, Apt.
320. evenings after and all day Sunday,
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

ANGUS CATTLE-Fine registered, P. B.
Bangs and T. B. free; 3 young bulls ready
for heavv service: 40 young bred heifers
to choose from. Bailed alfalfa hay and
corn. Phone FITzHUGH, mgr. Hel-Jak
Farms: Gaithersburg 14-5-14.
EXCEPTIONALLY fine Guernsey Jersey
COW. Az years: bred to freshen next May
25; S125. Phone Hyatts, 0539. 26s
BAY MARE, Jumps 41a it., fat and very
stylish; also bay horse, can Jump IT.:
both have won ribbons; priced cheap 2OO7
M st. NV. DT. 662S
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

CoLORED DEVELOPMENT-Fine in this
area, 1-family detached homes on 5000
So; y, or more; new. modern; four blocks
OF the District line on Sheriff I'd ne
rent with option to purchase CHAPEL
OAKS CO. Ball Addison Chapel rd., Fair
mount Heights, Md. HI. 1901
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HOUSES UNEURNIsHED.

3-ROOM HOUSE partly furn-; $50 mo.
Call HI 0032-J
WOODBRIDGE - Small 5-rm. BUNGALOW
newly decorated S65 per mo-; adults only
Call NO. 1908, or INQUIRE 23SI Rhode
Island ave. ne
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APARTMENTS uhEuRAIsHEp

WILL EXCHANGE attractive basement
studio apartment with kitchen and bath,
minutes from downtown section, for l.
bedroom apartment in Arlington section
Write details to Box 342-S. Star. 28@