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ROOMS WITH soARp.

MEN-3 doubles, singles, meals day,
the best IA Washinston; price most reason
1914 18th ST. N.w.-LArse triple. single
beds; excellent meals and transportation
1928 16th ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished
rooms for young men. running water, tele-
phones, showers: excellent board. 2S'
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE, few vacsn-
cies for men in popular euesthouse special-
ixins in good food and service. I712 New
hampsnlre ssa G1rasn axe. sr NV nr.wNwn.,,,,,. ..,.
lovely maple furniture; conv transp.
shoppins and church center; double rooms
S40-S42. 30: triple, $35-S37 80. AID. 9352
SSEAUTIFULLY Sa.a furnished room, privat.
at door. gentlemen. CH. 330s.
NEARBY ARLINGTON-Room and board
conyenient to Govt. bldgs.- GIL. 1905.
liza MASS. AVE. N.W.--Lady. to share
nicely furn. room with private bath. S44
1913 18th ST, N.E.-Young man has beau
tifully furnished room to share with an
other man, twin beds, 2 closets: private
home, Southern cooking MI 1890.
1859 PERRY PL.. OF 14th.-2nd front, two
$40 vkly., including excel. meals, h,-w.h.
c.h.w. Decatur T749
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FARM & GARDEN

MANURE. rotted, mixed, $3.50 per 90 bu
delivered. Cali WA. 4593.
straw and feed. Fails Church 2l9O. 2e'
WELL-ROTTED COW MANURE, Sle cubic
yard: Call J. H BURTON. WA. 1887.
GARDEN TOOLS, used, in excellent con.
dition. Picks with new handles, 81 .05
shovels. S1.25 wheelbarrows, $3.50; mat.
tocks with new handle. S1.05, hoes with
new handles, S1.05 Complete Garder
Shops at 4 stores. Phone orders. Allan.
tic 400 Free delivery. Hechinser Co.
TOPSOIL. very good, for lawns and green
wyn $50. 26s
COMPLETE LANDsCAPING and tree sur
gerry; 21 yrs. exp; no Job too large or too
small. Phone Kensington 113-W after
lE TREES REMOVED. eyersreens trimmed
expert workmen; work covered by insur-
ance. For estimate call Union 0962. 81
BEARING-AGE APPLE TREES-4-5-yeaI
nursery-grown, mammoth 8 to 10 foot
trees: extra-strong rooted specimens. Re,
serve yours today; pay on delivery at fall
planting time; Call Il 23s9 or write
HOWARD DOWNEY, Guaranteed nursery
stock, 1899 Meigy St Washington ., d. C.
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

$3.50 AMEs >NE..Larse double room,
/ TO 3 REFINED GIRLS for lsrse furn.
ssoi2 ssoi2 PERRY ST: N:E.IFront room, next
sasa s BIAING IS sT e. SHsinse SGEneI or double
MRS. MILLER, Trinidad 1870.
nner-spring mattress, suitable for mar
ried couple or 2 girls: cont. hot water and
laundry, privileees: S35 mo-; on Mt. Pleas
M4n NJ carl,ne Kin y At. 4soa; -
room in lovely neiehborhood: reasonable.
33l goth St; ne. DU. 5000
3.2 TENNESSEE AVE; N.E.-Larse front
DouBIE ROOM 81 suitable faSR for girls. kitch-
en- priyileges; SIS each week. FIR. 1900
1909 TRINIDAD AVE. N.E.-sinsle room.
ss g per sTteT week NJ plenty heat bus at door
LARGE ROOM in country home in the
District with day care for a child. RA.
THE GALENA, 1872 st. n.e.-A guest
house for girls; newly furnished rooms,
beds and dressers: laundry facilities;
arge s1S "a reception ss, snS rooms with fireplace;
1893. TRINIDAD AVE. Me- turn single
So: 80 week. AT. 1897
II2 H ST. NE nicely furnished con-
nectiss nee roops to ladies'; on earlne -.
room, redecorated, twin beds: 500 each
per month; 2nd-ioor room. double bed,
savatory fins1s sas Laundry aanb privils chw; $50
COLORED-Double room for couple or .
girls; cooking privileges, convenient trans
portation. 212 Division ST. AT 434a
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast

DUNBAR INN for a clean. warm room
double or single; permanent9or transien,
guests; reasonable rates. 103 c st. Sc
500 G ST. S.W. Fur. room. S1O pel
month.
1898 nj PL. Sc. near Navy Yard and
Research Laboratory, ] block from bus;
$50 mo gentleman only. Phone TR.
5s!a after 9 pm
room with or without kitchen privileges;
opposite park, bus on the corner. close
Government buildings: owner Government
employe. Call all week Executive 416O,
Ext. 767. BERLOW.
SINGLE SLEEPING ROOM, convenient to
Capitol Hill and Navy Yard, rs week.
Phone FIR. $3.50.
23S tst ST. opposite House ONCE near
Library and Capitol. walking distance Sc
curity, OPA, WPB. etc. Semipvt. bath,
clean. warm. quiet. single: sob ER 12h4
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SUBURBAN sALE-vlRelh,A.

UNCOMPLETED A. room bungalow. 2Is
miles from Annandale on Braddock I'd, ]
than rent Phone w. L. ROACH, CHI
e707. 1910 am. to 430 pm
ON LEE HWY, at 4611, is the home vol
have been looking for. White 2-story.
rooms; cheerful. immaculate interior
spacious and comfortable: has 67-ft
frontage with fenced-in rear yard resi-
Dental B zoning, ideal for semiprofes.
sional or future business; owner eoins
South, will sell furnished or unfurnished
2 to g., NJ T. BRoYHILL CO., INC
A REAL yALUE-Arlington, close In. An
attractive brick home 3 bedrooms, "a
baths. recreation room: large corner lot,
beautiful trees and .shrubbery. on 1-fsre
ss75o. 81 % RALPH s Grain. NM cH. fioi $3.50, Ok ox.
AIRING TON--select home In desirable
COLLINS n PRICE. 3236 Wilson blvd.
Open Sunday. GIs 1888
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APARTMENTS UhEuRhisHEp

WILL ExCH. very desirable 2-bedrm. apt.
in N, Y. C. for similar apt. in Wash MA.
a716, Ext. SO. 81
ilO7 9th ST. N.W.--3 rooms. kitchen and
MT. RAINIERr-3O6I Upshur ST.: basement
apt, rooms, shower bath. heat hot
wafer, slec. included $50. Vacant
HILLCREST S.E.-Two bedrooms living
room. fireplace, dinette, bath apt; pvt
entrance. TR. 4312
ARE YOU FROM NASHVILLE, Tenn, and
want to bring your family 20 Washington9
Have choice 2-bedroom unfurn. apt, in
nearby Virginia. will swap lease for apt.
or small home in Nashville: exchange
references. Call Temple 44.3
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

GEORGETOWN HOUSE available for
family about Nov. l. bedrooms . baths,
maids toilet, garden, garage, freplaces.
Orientals, ANTIQUES. piano. gas heat; $3.50
mo-. year lease; subject rent-control ap-
proval DU, 4793
5 ROOMS, "a baths, recreation room gas
Boiling Field, Navy Yard: available Nov
ROx l5b-J Star
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DESK SPACE or single once for rent;
mailing and phone address; secretariai
service L J. COWIE. 500 Eye St NV.
4lS FLORIDA AVE. NE, Union Termins Il
BLDG: large interconnecting heated
rooms available Nov. LIST; also single room
availabIe e. once; reasonable rent. n. G.
ATLANTIC BUILDING. $50 p st. nv.
available in suites of or more rooms.
mately 1000 square feet on foors. an
nual rent of ST so per square foot includes
heat, water, electricity. service of . ele,
ther Information and inspection. call Mr
INLAY or Mr.. Fenner. MARK WINNER
MANAGEMENT, RE. 5000, 1111 Vermont
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ROOMS WANTED.

WAVE DESIRES ROOM in private home,
within walking distance of Naval Obserya :
tory. CO. 400. Ext 407. after 8 pm,
.0UNG MAN desires single room, private
jhower; Govt employe. Box 2S2-M, Star
25t
BUSINESSWOMAN. gentle, settled, non
irlnker. wants furnished room kitchen
privileges; in Cathedral Mansions or vicin.
ty. Box 2S4-M, Star. S8s.
REFINED business woman wants comfort
BILE room with refined congenial people
wirst-class downtown apartment house
.referred. Reasonable. Box 363-M, Star
YOUNG NAN wants single room in South
est. Write Mr.. Finkel Box 362-M. Star
,aDY wishes second-fioor room in Mour
ieasant or Kalorama section. Box 35O-M
tar.
COLORED-2 girls wish uniurnished room.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
MoryIond and viroinio.

private BATH conv. to bus and restaurants
CHI 1862.
ALEXANDRIA. VA. 27O7 Mt. Vernon
aye.-Large newly furnished, two or three
persons; bus at door. 26s
ARLINGTON. 1891 No. .21st ave.--Double
and single room, 1 block 10-cent bus, Lee
hwy. 15 minutes to Washington
PLEASANT ROOM for couple, twin beds
laundry privileges; without maid service:
$40 mo. each. Fails Church 27R5
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp.

222 ST. NV, near courthouse and
Union Station-,3-story brick, 6 bedrooms
and parlor. dining and kitchen; coal and
owner will not divide into fats; rent. $50
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP, 141s H
DoWNToWN. a9i 9th St N.w.-Brlck. @
rooms, "a baths. h W h. gas. cleo; good
condition. MR.. HEIIMAN, Me 424o
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

ARLINGTON-Will share 2la-room. mod
ern apt. close TO Navy Annex and Pentagon.
Phone evenings CHI 1908
: MILES SOUTH FORT BELv0IR-Two
3-Tm. apts., furnished Phileas stoves
refrigerators, Simmons mattresses. Iorton
so
BERWYN-Fur. apt for couple no OBJ
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

cow, gentle family Guernsey: will freshen
Peh; PsniS soc aovSAs Be- sl9o; .,.. Ia. =,
Gles and brides; very reasonable. cal
RE 1928 after $40 pm
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SUBURBAN RENT-vIRGINJA.

6-RM. FARMHOUSE, on 40 acres. All
modern conveniences, mi. west of Fair
fax. Va. on dual highway; $50 mo; I'M
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APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED,

ARMY MAJOR desires small. complete
apartment, furE, or unfurn. near Lee
blvd and Glebe road. Arlington, for mid
dle-aged mother. Glebe S123. 26'
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SUBURBAN sAlE-Mp. AND VA.

nearly new; 2-car ear.; 10OxI50 S1I $50
$3.50 down. 500 no; close to st Eliza
osth,s, Navy y Yard etc. employees: few
trade: others 20fs down. N. E. RYON
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MOVING. PACKING . STORAGE.
APARTMENTs EURNIsHEp.

MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates;
will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. EDELMAN'S
MOVING q STORAGE CO. IA. 2a37. 20.
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

FINEST COLORED DEVELOPMENT in this
area: 1-fsmtly detached homes on 5000
SO feet Of land or more. New. modern.
Four blocks of the District line on
Sheriff I'd. ne, rent with option to pur-
chase. CHAPEL OAKS CO., 800 Addison
Chapel I'd. Fairmont Heights. Nd. HI
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE

SHENANDOAH vALLEY-Country estate.
acres and modern Groom home, on
wood floors. tiled bath, porches, hot-water
heat, nice lawn. shrubbery, modern poul-
Try house 20xl00 IT; three valuable build
BRUMBACK. Woodstock, Va
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
OEEiCES FOR REN1.

land propertv for sale or rent with j.
NOBLE BOAZ. 794O wisconsin ave, Be-
thes5a.. Md WI H64S-TS6O
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

FIRST COMMERCIAL business location.
LAO So, IT. at street level, suitable res
taurant, store, commercial ONCE, laundry;
large lot and basement space; $50
month on yearly lease. 500 Mt. Vernon
nj NV.
WILL LEASE commercial ground on Co.
Navy Bldss.:. about $4,000 IT., in vhoN
or part. Cal AD. 12Bs.
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SUBURBAN RENT-MARYlANp.

SMALL CHICKEN FARM for rent: nice 3.
room house, hot-water heat; SIS a month
$500 Branch ave. sc. Call from 1914 30
J. FLETSCHMAN. %.
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OFFICES WANTED.

ESTABLISHED COMPANY requires modern
ofhce. space inc Northwest section with
sWitcoboard service. Will share or sublet
Box 931-J. Star
SMALL FURNISHED OFFICE wanted with
Lelephone MESSAGE service box number.
Send replies to BRISTOL INSULATING
COMPANY. II Park place, New York City,
attention P Gould -
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ROOMS uhEuRhIsHEp

BEAUTIFUL, very large recreation room,
with or without kitchen, furn. or unfurn
usable for various purposes except bed
room. pvt entrance. nice section, conv.
transp. ia 4S45.
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

INSIDE CAT OR DOG apartment. Very
aMttraetiye. 81 Can be used as end table Call
HoMING PIGEONS (ee). for sale: s25.
Phone Vienna 1s-J-12.
TOY FOX TERRIER. female; gentle: a
n little .;,t,sSy' beauty yr old; will give to home
SWEATERS, blankets. dog. sizes to "a,
az WOOL 81 to So. Assorted colors. DOG
HppEh, HppE 1874 Gsorgia ave; IA 1921.
Mark OF Clarandall." u. D., made cham
pion at Ballston Stadium Sunday. Call
Michigan 1000. Ext. 31-A. after Z pm
BEAUTIFUL toy collie tfemale); ais,
after pm
SALE-Dogs, police and part collie; S.
each. 2 kittens to sive away to people
N country or have fenced Yards. IA, 443d
after pm. or Sun.
WILL GIVE half grown. half Persian
kn' kithen e. TO s-Ie person Offering good home
WANTED-Good home for pedisreed Eng
HHoaoe HHoa setter; will not SELL Cali Emerson
PERSIAN KITTENS SIo Go
Chow Chhow. females. red. no papers 81
Cookers. reds, blacks S41' $40
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STORES WANTED.

SMALL STORE WANTED, suitable location
Star oos
SPACE DESIRED in store in desirsbls
business location for months November
and December. Box Ss-M, Star
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.

WOOD FOR SALE, fireplace and stove, by
The cord. delivered anywhere in Metropoli.
an district. MA. 11Sl, WI. S416.
FIREPLACE WOOD, cut any length, S2l
cord Call ME- 4302
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
DESK SPACE sop pEA1

t-ST0RY BRICK, downtown Northwest
location. approximately $4,000 So IT,. Q
elevators. alleys. WI. 1885
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seS nth N.E.-6 r. h.-w.h. foill, gas,
cleo, gar: price, S6,25O.
1907 STAPLES n.e.--6 r. b., gas, cleo,
gar: price, S6.50o.
colored-S0s 7th ne r, b.. gas,
cleo. h.-w.h.: price. S6.a5o. HEROID
FAYNrS. exclusive agent, RA. 3nn4.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

WILL SUBLET house in Upper Darby, pa !,
Ior house in Arl. or Bethesda section.
BIOL M st. NV.
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DESK SPACE in light, comfortable once.
convenient location with secretarial serv-
TAL PRODUCTS CO.. 1922 Connecticut ave.
DESK SPACE in ofice of educational or
sanitation, Newly decorated, telephone.
and POSSIBLY secretarial services Near
18th and Eye NV. Box 39s-J. Star.
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K STREET NEAR aand STREET NV
2-story brick house, the first
floor about at street grade. Price, s13, ,00a
Other property east and west Of Connecti-
cut ave. zoned for business use; some
already used for stores or ofices LOUIS
P, SHOEMAKER, I7la K St NV MA Il6S
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POULTRY 6 EGGS

liABY CHICKS, reeu sno poultry supplies
ames Feed Store Inc. 619 ct. NV
'TE O0So
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l4,25o-Near Wardman Park--3- story
residence, Just of Conn. ave. splendid
property: convenient. desirable section; 9
rooms, 3 baths automatic heat: vacant.
This evening call Mr.. Coadit, OR. 2121.
THOS j. FISHER &, CO. INC, 73S 18th
st n W Realtors DI 1880
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COLORED-Brookland D C. 1922 18th
st. ne; 1I-rm. brick house, ami. oil
heat: excellent condition; reasonable. MI
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/ COLORED-Kingman Park area. just. off
Benning I'd. This house little less than
h.w.h Colonial porch. Recreation room,
/ Ask for a. W. STEPHENS. DE 11s2.
/ COLOPED-Read The Sunday Star every
4 Sunday for houses for sale TO colored BY
1 JOHN w. ROUSE, 1910 NJ ST. NV. DI
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| 7.06O--Bungalow. Bladensourg area, near
public schools: only 2 years old. large living
I room. ? nice bedrooms tile bath. large
kitchen, attic, cellar under entire property.
S7.950-Near Lincoln Park. Northeast
section. six large rooms. tile bath, front
4 and Q Enclosed rear porches; gas heat;
electric refrigerator: nice yard.
S14.250, furnished Biltmore st. near
| 18TH and Columbia rd.: splendid rooming
| house, u rooms, 2 baths automatic heat,
Gear garage.
Evening star., 1944-05-03
400 Attend Opening
OF Greek Relief Unit

Members Of the diplomatic corps
and Government ofiicials were
among the 400 persons who attended
the formal opening yesterday of the
Greek War Relief Headquarters in
the United Nations War Relief Gen.
ter, 1720 street NV.
The guests filled the two second
story rooms which house the textile
and costume exhibit loaned by the
Metropolitan and Brooklyn museums
Of New York, and the Textile Mu-,
scum Of Washington, owned by
George Hewitt Myers.
Serving the guests were Aliki
Catsonis, 8, of 1874 Rittenhouse
street NV, In Evzone costume;
Mary Gerachis, Is, of 2411 Thirty
ninth place NV, in modern Greek
dress. and Lillian Theophiles, IL,
of 1903 Quincy street NV, also in
native costume.
! Attending the opening tea were:
Mime. Cimon Diamantopoulos, wife
of the Greek Ambassador; Nine.
Philon A. Philon, wife OF the first
secretary of the Greek Embassy;
Lady Halifax, wife Of the British
Ambassador, Capt. Alfred Leondo-
poulos, Greek naval attache, and
Mrs. George Hewitt Myers.
Evening star., 1944-05-03
Germans Robot Panzer
Proves Failure al Anzio
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
WITH THE 5th ARMY, Anzio
Beachhead, April II Delayed -
German attempts to create a robot
panzer for battle use have ended
again in failure.
The one-man, armored and ex-
plosive vehicle, operated by radio
after the driver climbs out, proved
Ineffective at this beachhead, Just
as it did when first tested at the
Russian front.
The device Is known among Ger
man troops as todeswagen death
wagon or lebender sarg diving
cofhnD. 1t is 10 feet long, feet
wide and powered with a gasoline
engine. 1t develops a top speed Of
% miles an hour.
A much more complicated ma
chine than the tiny beetle" also
used on the beachhead front, its
primary purpose is to dump an 800
pound explosive charge on pillboxes
and other objectives and then with
draw. The beetle" which carried a
150-pound charge and was operated
by cable, was extremely vulnerable
to rifle fire.
Evening star., 1944-05-03
President Praises Poles
For Resistance 10 Nazis
BY the Associatec Press.

BY the Associatec Press.
President Roosevelt, in a message
to the Polish people last night, said
the continued resistance Of the
Poles to their NaZi oppressors is "an
inspiration to all"
The message was sent to Wladys-
law Raczkiewicz, president of the
exiled Polish Government in Lon
don, on the anniversary of the
Polish Republic. The message said:
"On the occasion of the national
anniversary of Poland. I take great
pleasure in sending to the Polish
people through you my greetings
and best wishes in which I am
Joined by the people of the United
States.
1T is fitting to recall in this fate
ful fifth year of the war that it was
Poland who first defied the Nazi
hordes. The continued resistance of
the Polish people against their Nazi
oppressors is an inspiration to all.
The relentless struggle being car
ried on by the United Nations will
hasten victory and the liberation of
| all freedom-lo peoples"
Evening star., 1944-05-03
Political Activity
OF Negroes Reaches
Climax in South
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, May 3.-Negro politi-
cal activity--on the upswing in
Southern States during the past
several weeks-reached a climax
yesterday as some voted in State
primaries while others were refused
ballots.
At Mobile, Ala. 10 Negroes de-
parted without incident from q
polling place after they had been
met at the door by deputy sheriff
who explained to them that the
primary was restricted to white
electors. Magazine photographers
reached the scene at about the same
time.
Attempting to cast ballot In
Tallahassee, Fla, a Negro woman
high school teacher left the polling
place without being admitted to q
booth. Election officials said the
woman was not refused ballot, but
was asked to wait until q legal
ruling on her qualifications could
be obtained.
Eight Vote In Tallahassee.
Meanwhile. in another Tallahassee
precinct eight Negroes were per-
mitted to vote. Some of them were
Evening star., 1944-05-03

Negroes voted exclusively IN the
Republican primary In Miami, said
the ONCE OF Carl Holmer, r., su-
pervisor Of registration.
Negroes In Atlanta registered at
polls and students were being in
structed at schools In ballot casting
procedure.
At Columbus, Ga, more than rs
Negroes, many Of whom are high
school students, have registered in
Muscogee County within the last
two weeks. This set a new registra-
tion record there, Sterling w. Dud-
ley, tax commissioner. said.
Evening star., 1944-05-03

msmbers Of ths Florida Asricul-
ture and Mechanical College fac
ulty. Even before the Supreme
Court ruled several weeks ago that
Negroes could vote In the Texas
Democratic primaries these eight.
along with nine other Negroes, had
registered as Democrats.
Two Negroes appearing at q vot-
ing place in Montgomery. Ala, were
not permitted to vote, while at Bir-
mingham' Negroes voted. as they
usually do, In the Democratic pri-
mary. Only a small percentage of
the several hundred qualified were
seen at the polls.
Evening star., 1944-05-03
As "THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. C.
j.
IL GuIIoudet Students
Will Give to Blood Bank

Twelve girls from Gallaudet Col.
lege will make contributions to the
blood bank today at the Blood
Donor Center, 81 Louisiana avenue
NV, the District Red Cross an
nounced.
Blood donations from students at
the college are made every two
months
Evening star., 1944-05-03
1000 More Nozi Maps
Confiscuted in Sweden
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
STOCKHOLM, May 3.-Two
thousand maps covering various
Swedish Norwegian border areas
were seized by Swedish authorities
in transit from Oslo to Finland, 1t
was announced here yesterday.
The maps were the third con-
signment of German make which
turned up In Sweden in recent
weeks.
Authorities said the maps, con-
fiscated at Harparanda on the
Swedish Finnish border, were of IL
types. but details were not imme-
diately available.
Evening star., 1944-05-03
Goods in Orchestra Debut

Three University of Maryland
coed freshmen will appear for the
first time in the saxophone section
Of the college orchestra when it
will play for the regular after
dinner dance in the gymnasium
tonight. The new saxophonists are
Rosemary Burns, Berwyn; Emile
Martinsky, 4106 Twenty-second
street NV, and 10 Ann Robinson,
Evening star., 1944-05-03

in Greek costume Mrs Philip Marshall (center
chairman of the Womens Auxiliary the Relief
and Nine Cmon Diamantopouo wife of the Ambas
yesterday marking opening OF Greek
War Relief headquarters in the United Nations Relief
Center. Staff Photo
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-09-07
Be Suaue and Smart in Small Quarters
By Having Only Simple Furnishings
By ELIZABETH MacRAE BOYKIN

piano, drawing board, sewing ma
chine, or whatever.
So don't go off and splurge on a
rare Sevres vase or a gilded lily
at least not till you've arranged for
the things you've got to have. And
finding these may take something of
a treasure hunt in these days, espe-
cially if you're working on a budget.
But the department stores have
more than you might expect and
classified ads are fine for getting
unused things out of attics and store
rooms and back into circulation,
while the antique shops have lovely
things that can be reconditioned.
If you can afford-and can find
smart new furniture, it is usually
better decoration for the home-in-
one room if you keep the colors and
design simple, the mood cool and
poised. Even with fine antiques, the
effect will be more striking if there's
not too much clutter of little things
or busy patterns.
Consolidated Features.-WNU Release.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1944-09-07
FOR FRIENDSHIPS SAKE

Everybody's wearing friendship
rings. The main idea is to have each
ring inscribed with the initials of
the person who gave it to you. Here's
how some of the gals land boys) are
wearing their rings these days.
String Them Along-Popular girls
receive SO many friendship rings
that they haven't enough fingers to
go round. 5000 they string their
rings on chain or black velvet rib
bon and wear them around their
necks as a necklace.
Chain Gang Boys wear their
friendship rings on their watch
chains.
Fair Exchange-Some boys buy
two matching friendship rings-one
to give to their favorite flutterbump,
one to wear themselves.