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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-06
NORI PROHIRICUOS

Kongressmanas Michael A.
Feighan iskelia aiksten jogei
Ohio valstijoje if Clevelande
atkakliai dirba organizacija uz
sugrazinima salyje prohibici-
jos. il dirba patylomis, bet
itemptai, ir sake daro zynu
progresa.
Taigi, tie kurie norit prohi-
bicijos sugryzimo turesit pro
ga kuria nors diena balsuoti
uz ja.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-06

oPADARYMUI CT evelando
orlaiviu stoties pirmaeile viso-
ie Salyje, jos vedejas skelbia
esq reikalinga dar apie sesiu
milijonu dolariu.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-06
oDIRRTJJVESE

symet per pirmus keturis me-
nesius nelaimes darbuose su-
mazinta 60 nuos., lyginant su
tuo paciu laikotarpiu pernai.
Zinios is o14 firmu kurios da-
lyvavo nelaimiu mainline va
iuje, kuriose bendrai dirba
210,907 darbininkai, turejo tik
$500 nelaimingus atsitikimus
darbo laiku.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-06
BEZNIO PROGOs

PARSIDUODA GROSERNE
Per II metu isdirbta to paties sa-
vininko groserne ir vaisiu parduo-
tuve, garantuota $500 savaitiniu
ineigp, viskas cash. Uzsidaro va
kare, treciadieniais nuo 1 po pietu.
Smulkmenu kreipkites tarp ir 3
po pictu-8429 BROADWAY. (4D
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-06
$500 SUPERIOR AVENUE
Upset at Dumbarton
editorial,
THE CLEVELAND NEWS.
October 2, 1e44)

The Dumbarton Oaks parley on
world peace by international ma
chinery ends the session in which
Russia sat with 900 per cent
agreement and q 10 per cent dis
agreement, this to be passed along
to the Churchill Stain Roosevelt
meetings, Undersecretary of State
Stettinius announces.
The 10 per cent disagreement is
Russia's. 1t follows the Russian
diplomatic pattern with perfect
consistency. This disagreement is
over whether one of the "big fou@'
powers composing the proposed top
world council-the executive assem-
bly-shall have a vote if it is ac-
cused cf aggression.
At Dumbarton, Russia insisted
the accused ally should have a vote.
The other powers, the u. S. and
Britain, disagreed
Why should Russia wish power
accused of aggression to retain a
vote?
Russia has taken the eastern half
Of Poland. The Poles have said
that is nothing short of aggres-
sion. Russia got this territory when
Hitler marched into Poland in 1889
and handed east Poland to Russia.
In 1910, Russia moved in on the
three Baltic countries, until that
time practically Independent. The
three countries then became pro-
Russia soviet states, though not
part of the U.S.S.R. Russia al
ready is moving political commits
sars into recaptured Lithuania, Es-
tonia, and Latvia, to resume the
soviet status there.
Those Lithuanians, Latvians, and
Estonians who don't want s soviet
complexion, but complete democratic
independence, have already called
this aggression.
Rumania, Bulgaria, Greece ana
Yugoslavia, remain to be settled.
In all four, the new leadership is
pro-Soviet. 1t could easily happen
that Red troops would be needed
to support this new leadership
against anti-Connmunist clements
of those nations. Which, if it hap
pens, would look like "aggression"
SO Dumharton fails, in an i'm
portant degree, to settle the big
gest problem before the postwar
Allies. the question of whether Rus
sia intends to let her allies counsel
with her about the future of CEN
trail Europe. We are impressed
with Marshal Stalin's consistency,
as we'll as that of the state he
operates. We expect him to hold
out for vote for any major ally
accused of aggression.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-06
PARSIDUODA NUOSAVYBE

PARSIDUODA NUOSAVYBE
4 seimu namas SUI kampine groser-
ne, parsiduos pigiai zemiau ver-
tes del seimos nesutikimu; imkites
sios progos -greitai. Matyti gall
ma 10 Xxi II ryta. (41)
1858 w. 48 st. kamp. Storer Ave.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-06

AT A United Relief and Rehabi-
litation organization meeting in
Montreal, Canada, aid to India, TIA
ly and even Germany was proposed
but not even a kind or sympathetic
word was offered to the Lithuan-
ians, Latvians and Estonians. Des-
poiled and butchered by the Nazis,
they are left to the "tendcr" total
itarian mercies of the secret police
of the Soviet Union who, like car
rion crows, follow the brave Red
Army, to 'liquidate" and "make
nure".
WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMS, who
writes for the New York World
Telegram and other papers, says:
'It is clear that Russia is about
to succeed in doing what Kaiser
Wilhelm's Germany aspired to do,
but failed-ta dominate the politi-
cal and economic lives of all the
peoples from the Baltic and North
Seas to the Adriatic, the Aegean,
Baghdad and the Persian Gulf. In
line with this aim, Simms says,
"the seeds of civil war are being
planted over half of Europe. The
question is what England and
tho Tinted States are pOipD to do
about it?
THE LITHUANIANS of Balti-
more are organizing a special Lith-
uanian Day, October 10th. in a
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-10-06

THE LITHUANIANS of Balti-
more are organizing a special Lith-
uanian Day, October 10th. in
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-03
Turk "Reminiscences

TURKEYS break with Germany j.
reminiscent oi the crack-ID of the
German-Au~trian-BaIkan allianco in
1913. Il was JUS, a few weeks later
than This IN lnar wear 1ha1 ruloaria
first Of the tulur-Dover entente
Slou2hed away. to be followed bv
Turkey, then Austria and finally the
German debacIe proper.
Turkey. tn be snre has not bppn
in the VA. thus far On ritha,. y,aa
Blu, her break with Gera.nv va
moves her from ,ha ranks nf tho
ncytr4Is and nIaces h,.r an ,ha Alriad
side of the fence Seldom docs .
severance OF diplomatIc relations fail
to produce actual war and mi. ie
NOT likely IA ha nm a>can,io, ~ ,ba
rule.
Most significant effect 81 Turkeys
action oven ora4,ar thao tho nbvs;
cat aid she NAV Dive ,o the Irni,ad
Nations, will be her Influence toward
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-03
NOTICE OF RESALE OF LAND
In The Superior Court
Before The Clerk.

State Of North Carolina:
County of Vance:
$. c. Edwards. unmarried. petition
T. \. Edwards and wife Lillian I'd
wards; o. {. Edwards and wife.
Mary F.. Edwards; Quecnic +.
Adams and husband. Willie Adams;
LOra +. Whitaker and husband Ed
Whitaker; Beulah +. Briggs and
husband Jim Briggs: Floyd Hen
bricks (unmarried) Lille X. John
son and husband Charlie Johnson;
Nettie kittrell, unmarried: Lois
X. Harp and husband Grady Harp;
Ailcen X. Daniel. unmarried; Clyde
kittrell and wife. +. Christine
Kittrell; Herbert F. Hendricks and
wife, Lessie Brame Hendricks;
George Hendricks. ~(unmarried)
age 20. Virgie Hendricks (unmar-
ried) e Ia. Defendants.
An advanced bid having been
placed on the bid received for the
below described land at the former
resale, and the Clerk Of Court hay
ing ordered another resale. the UNI
dersigned commissioner Will. on
Saturday the 10Th day of August,
1914, at II o'clock, Noon (E. W. to
at the Court House door in Hender-
SON, North Carolina, offer for re-
sale, to the highest bidder for cash.
that certain tract of land lying and
being in Kittrell Township, Vance
County, North Carolina, adjoining
the lands Of Lynnbank Public Road,
Mrs. Briggs, Emma 7. Fuller and
others, and more particularly de-
scribed as follows, to-Wit:
Beginning in the Lynbank Road
where Mrs. Briggs land crosses said
road, and run thence along said
Briggs line and others S 5 81 "
4l.17 chains to d stone; thence along
other lands of Emma T, Fuller
N 81 10 w 1925 chains TO a stone
in DR.. r. J. ellis line; thence along
said Gill's line N 5 IA + 24.10 chains
TO a stone, said Gills Corner IN said
Emma r. Fuller's line; thence N "a
f 900 chains to a DOGWood: thence
N Is t 500 chains to the road 10
links beyond stone: thence along said
road N IT ID f sos chains; N 60 +
4.l2 chains to the beginning. Con
tanning 10 IL (Forty-nine and one
half) Acres, by survey of George
Houghtaling. See Deed Book 60 page
294. Being the ~homeplace Of the
late S. G.. Edwards.
The bidding will start at $3l50.0A
The successful bidder will be re-
qulred to deposit with the Clerk of
Court an amount equal to 5 percent
of his bid.
This July 25th, 1914.
R. G. KITTRELL. Commissioner.
3-l2
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-03
Hints on Eta

/, is a ruIe of etiquette Tor those
who are invited To- q wedding e
to SEND wedding gifts.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-03
Words of Wisdom.

Hope IS a lovers staff: walk
hence with that ana manage II
against d~espa.rng thoughts. -
Shakespeare.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-03

internal disorder in GERMANY indi-
'''eS me Nazls no longer have tho
stomach for war.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-03

a Jrhker general, it seems, ofto,
"'noS up his career with d bang
IN front of d firing squad.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-03

mere needn't always be fire vbero
mere smoke-it might be Just a
campaign cigar.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-03

Dercn'essaden is so high that it's
occuNh' can almost see the Russian
army advancing.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-03

LOST RHINESTONE BRACELET
with turquoise stones last hi3i't
on GhOlson Avenue. Reward IL
returned to Mrs. a. J, HARRIS 4ot
n. William street. ON
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-03

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HAVE
the latest official information re-
Earding tire inspection and apuli-
cation for new tires and tubes. Let
us help you with yours. Henderson
NulCanIzlng Co. PIT
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-03

BLACKBURN'S FOR CLEAR
ance Saturday All spring anu
summer hats $500. Vance inca.
ire Building. Phone PSI. 81"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-03

WANTED-GOOD SETTLED Wo
mar reliable cook at Hotel Sand,
d William street. $1,000 nor
week, room and meals, 21c,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-03

NOW Is THE TIME TO STOCK UP
your coal bin. Do it While coal -
available. Call Bob Falknef a.
II. O. Falkner and Son. 9-'l
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-03

State of North Carolina:
County of Vance:
$. {. Edwards, unmarried. petition
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-08-03

JUST RECEIVED SHIPMENT or
Glider cushions. Henderson Fur
niture Co. 2-9,i
Evening star., 1944-03-25
ROOMS FURNISHED.
MoFylond and yireinio.

SINGLE with private bath, SIS week;
without bath. single, So week. Lord CAL
vert Hotel 1900 Baltimore ave. College
EXTRA LARGE newly built and newly
furnished double room with twin beds: on
10-cent bus line in Beverly Hills. AleXan-
dria: couple or men RESTRICTED: $50.
ALEXANDRIA-Corner room, semiprivate
bath; servicemen; TRANSFORMATION daily TO
Washington. TE. S5d6 after Z pm.
LARGE FRONT ROOM, double or single.
for gentlemen, private bath, shower; l
blk bus; new private home. Glebe 35O5.
~ GROVE 81. Falls Church, Va
Serviceman's wife will rent room to couple.
Falls Church 946S-J
SINGLE FRONT ROOM. good sized closet.
GOOD location. available now for Govt. or
w7rwor|nr. with adult family. WI. 1888.
32G2 SHEPHERD ST, Mt. Rainier, Md
Beautifully furnished front bedroom for .
working girls only: right on bus line: $40
month. Call Union 1929 after S pm. or
all day Sun and Mon.
1907 Goth ST. So, AEL., VA.-Sinele or
double room, next bath; washing privi-
leges; near Pentsgon and Naval Annex;
bus stop az corner. Jackson 14sS-J 26-
LARGE FRONT ROOM, windows, next
to bath; on bus line. sc fare to Navy Annex
Or Pentagon; 2 girls or couple. Jackson
ARLINGTON, 1915 N. Rolfe st. Apt, A.
Nicely furnished bedroom with kitchen
privileees for settled women employed;
LARGE FRONT ROOM, double bed, next
bath. nicely furn. 320s 22nd st. n, Ar
lington, Va. oxford 4195 after $50 pm.
Evening star., 1944-03-25
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

524 EDGEWOOD N.E-Two rooms, kitch-
en-, private bath utilities fur; suitable 3
oE girls; employed adults only. Tel. MI.
BRooKLAND. 1921 Monroe st. n.e.-Det
home, le. rul., twin beds innerspring
matt; cars, bus. shops at door. AID. S420.
BROOKLANn, 1041 Tau7sig pl n.e-At-
tractive front room. adjoining bath. for
! or girls, near tranSp.; privil.: newly
turn gentile home. Call after pm,
42Is 18th PL. NE.-Double and single
room, private home; laundry PRIVILEGES;
conv. transp.: 81 md S5 week each
922 ST. NE.-Front bedroom for rent;
pyt. home: conY. transp: couple preferred.
Two REFINED WOMEN TO share large.
double room; home PRIVILEGES. Phone Ii.
33s MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-corner over
looking park; quiet, very clean, homelike;
block from restaurants, stTeetcar, 3 blocks
trcm Capitol; double front room, 3 large
windows, next to bath. SO; single room,
aI5 sEAToN PL. Mclean. attractive
room for : girls or employed, settled couple:
ne-~lv furnished; telephone and laundry
privileges, convenient transportation, Is
minutes oowntoEn. MI. 1752.
ROOM IN CATHOLIC HOME. kitchen priv
lleges: SIS month. Box A10-A. Star.
FURNISHED ROOM for a man and wife
giIls or men. 81 so each; couple, So
hTiTRaCIrvE STUDIO ROOM or car line,
c2nV, to theater and shopping center.
sfs 18th ST. N.E.-Bright front room.
nicely furn.. in private home; adults; conv.
tTansp FIR GiTl
Evening star., 1944-03-25
ROOMS FuRN--No,,bwe,, 1co,,


En}, pu}poMNT ONT AREA-Ligtt, airy room, next %
mo. ne. Also front rm. for 2 girls, $50 mo. ca.
Az AnJnY single be beds. inner,sps. mat NO. 6770.
gsntils home: 81 s'v week 4Sos 14th nssW st. n.W.
sss EMERSON sT.-pouble bedroom for
gentleman. nice, cheerful room with cedar
lined closet; next to bath; "a blk to bus.
MAN WILL SHARE with settled man, no
drinkers, rooms furnished center down.
t9TR' oEF doNS EoesSSnaels sSp Boz 49e,x STAT
windows, private shower, S45 mo-; gentle
nomei gentleman preferred. Call OR,
1910 yARNUM ST. NV. off 1sth--Larre
room. twin beds, private bath, screened
porch; convenient transportation. RA.
18th ST. N.w.-Gentlemen only: COM
Portable rms, refined private home; no
Ssner Sjn rpomers; excellent transportation
iortaple 2nd-hoor front room, SIS mo-.
Snltm STI phone; excellent transp. GE. 1865.
siNJdE Ri pia. o Room n private gentle home,
MkS- MkS- PieaSant section, $50 month. Phone
At 1ith AND MASS AVE. NV, 1885 Mass.
furnished front room next to BATH. c.hw.;
: ADJoISSiiiNSeGP Rooms, suitable for or 3:
as Suite oo next fp o bath twn Gan BEDS rfasfc aun
portation' stores and theaters' RA. 2o5i
I416 ,LoNGFELLOw ST. N.w.-Front nm.
private bath, exposures. garage, un-
limited phope; best transportation.
LARGE FRONT ROOM for 2, next bath,
sS ss Mt NJ PleaSsnt nsa1 car line block 10th ST.
Mssesr ldSe diRAEp ST. r NV: near I4th.
THE IIG I;o.I E;oCIAETTA. 523 1lth ST; n,M-clean
go per month. Me. 1895.
201f CONN. AVE.-Small front studio
room room references; restricted. DE, 9sss.
5000 18th ST. E.W.-Large front room, 2
or : girls; ] single room. NO. s469.
I115 QUE ST. N.W.-Lovely front, twin
pedrm., southern exposure. running water,
GENTLEMAN's ROOM - Some one who
would appreciate cultured home surround
lngs, garden, old trees. verapdas in sum-
meri permanent guest desired; $40. CO.
1918 MYRTLE ST. N.w.-Rehned girl to
share large front bedroom with another;
70 live with Jewish couple RA. 2420.
lfc? DECATUR ST. N.W.-Large room,
nicely furn.. twin beds, semprivate bath;
conv; 70 car and biis: unlin, phone.
APPROPRIATIONS for 2 gentlemen,
double or singles all cony.. 20 min. on bus
from town; reasonable. GE. 4273. 26'
and l small room, single beds, semiprivate
oath, cow. TO transrnrtp ton. 26|
DUPONT CIRCLE.
Large, well-furnished front room, double
or single 2llO r ST NV AID qR5R
Evening star., 1944-03-25

I435 EAST CAPITOL sT.-Ciean double
room. settled couple or refined ladies'
Is min. to center Of town. AT. 1884.
rent s. sna 81 SO per weeP eepm' Ank 90: lo'
3il3 CARPENTER ST. Sc, just of Pa.
ave. in pvt. home, large room. nicely furn.,
Samiprivate bath. Ii 1908
HILLCREST-Newly furnished single room,
semiprivate bath; u block from bus; gentle
man. TR 1888
Sleeping room; conv. 2-car lines. near Govt.
depts. EX 3gSH
IIeI BRANCH AVE. s.E.-Nice room for
young couple, in private home; $40 mo.
STUDIO ROOM, next to bath, $3.50; double
room. next to bath, s. single, So double:
private home. AT. 3l0f. 26'
SOUTHEAST SECTION = For one young
lady kitchen privilege. Call Mrs. Cold
STEIN before 4 pm. ATLANTIC 12h1 .6'
Evening star., 1944-03-25
DOGS. PETS. nc.

WANT GOOD HOME for large Watchdog,
male, part police; will give to party giving
COLLIE, female, 6 mos, fine
pal tan with white markings: $40. Falls
Church 83I-W-3
OFFERING Ar STUD, Boston terrier. Page
Boy. Here Is is aaaitypius @ type po 70 approved Ss
By appointment only, phone
WA. 5000 after o'clock.
WANT TO BUY Pomeranian dog or Angora
cat; house-broken. Phone NO. 1921.
COCKER PUPPIES, black pedigreed: SIS
and $50 each. Call oxford 023s
COLLIEs, REGISTERED. S25-S35: COCK
DALE, S25: DACHsHUND, FE., $50:
AfGHANS, S50-SoU; CROSSBREEOS, S5
Dog Hotel 7344 Georgia Ave. ia 432l
Evening star., 1944-03-25
POULTRY g EGGS.

BABY CHICKS, feed and poultry supplies.
James Feed Store, inc. 619 K st. NV.
ME. 00S9
CHICKS now Matching, some started al
ways dependable; special on Leghorns.
Phone J. 3. Henry. Falls Church 134s.
POULTRY HOUSES. delivered within 35
miles of city, S4620 up; will build to your
pay. knnandale Poultry Farm. GIL. S606
300 STARTED BABY CHICKS. c. D.
Strohecker, 500 Randolph st. NV
ROCKS, REDS, Leghorns, w. Rocks, S12
per hundred. each Wed. Annandale Poul-
Try Farm, r. D. :, Box 54s' Fairfax Va
CHICKEN HOUSE, IA Barred Rock layers
fence, feed. reasonable; owner going in
service Oliver 1910
Evening star., 1944-03-25
ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED, by refined lady, private room
with bath. In a quiet home, Protestant
preferred: reference. Box 3S9-A. Star. 2ss
ELDEkLY LADY wishes suburban home
with congenial people Falls Church I3JS,
RoOM. pvt. bath, or small apt, furn,. NOT
over S45: nr. L-5 bus line; wanted by mid
aged woman, Govt. empl., COLLEGE grad.
NAv.p po1 E1.$y-A, star 25s
U; 9, desires two or three furnished rooms
gn wisn use Of Kitchen in private residence
MOL over $1,000 month. Box 4sS-A. Star.
FURNISHED LARGE ROOM with ann
cal,Te con,e ahnd h kitchenette or grill BY elderly
YOUNG LADY, working at French s,,nn,v
Ma1iiSslon wants room. Parkfairfax. Beyeriy
WaNrAAlnex HaIs rAAlnexa1dria idi vicinity. TIE 7455. S6s
CARRIED Hospital. Box 3s7-A, Star 2ss
Evening star., 1944-03-25
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

HIGH SCHOOL GIRL, colored, cesires any
Siqd l. Of work after 5sge school and all day
GIRL, colored, wants g INV. mornings: live
in; no Sundays; experienced: washington
only. Executive 01S4
MOTHERS HELPER or nurse by colored
high school girl from Va. Live out. $40
week and carfare. Hours to 5. Call
DI 1868. 26a
Evening star., 1944-03-25
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

CULTURED WIDOW, white ,43. with child
OF 3, as nurse companion; must be in f1rst-
class country home of employed persons
or motherless home. Box 324-A Star. 26'
DRESSMAKING, ladies' and children's to
be done in my home. Call Ordway 9137.
RECEPTIONIST, young lady. attractive,
would prefer downtown area: 5la or 6
days week. Call Berwyn 463-R. 26'
SALESLADY with all-around jewelry store
experience, watch and jewelry repair esti-
references. Box 39S-A, Star 81"
SECRETARY, single, 35, broadly educated;
experienced in posts of responsibility; eX
cellent references. Available interview
week March. ~. Box 299-A, Star. 26'
SECRETARY-,Junior college graduate:
secretarial school training; permanent
resident Of WASHINGTON experienced: eff
cient; capable of meeting public; young;
single; permanent position; salary, $40.
sTENoGRAPHfc STE POSITION wanted, con-
gressional experience, excellent stenog
Tapher; state when interview desired.
TYPIsT, young, experienced, desires tenn
porary or permanent position; previous
r.r. experience. Box Asa, Star, 25'
WAITRESS, counter girl or cashier; en-
ployment is desired by refined young lady
Of pleasant personality. Box 391 "A,
HAS YOUR CHAUFFEUR GONE to war?
Woman, 20 yrs exp, careful driver, D. c.
permit, can do your driving part time
no delivery truck. Box 424~A, Star 25'
Evening star., 1944-03-25
ROOMS UNEURN.sHED

furn. with beds, dressers: water in
room; $50 Fer person. Room for men.
ME-. 0143.
Evening star., 1944-03-25
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1889 GTRARD ST. NW.-Delicious, we'll
balanced meals, lovely maple furniture;
Soubie adSR and trpe hG9Sns s54o
CONN. AVE.-Nev'v redecorated room for
2 girls. senliprivate bath. laundry privileges,
iine tti'' Or RnOns oss6 e''eh' meas EXPRESS OUS
1925 l6th ST. N.w.-Nicely furn. rooms
with running water, telephones. for young
100 MASS. AVE. N.W.GRoofa Room to share
with another siri private bgth: studio
SfGnn t6r meals reaSe Sa 4o9n Fo1nq people
from $40 to $50 2o1S Hiiyer pis Of
SSps' SSPs ,sts aye' between Que and AD 96S3
another. young man: twin beds, : closets;
s1sS cow. AVE, opposite Va Wardmsn Ei
NEAR osoNN.sAvE., SS0T77' NoTthampttoSn tS St
n;y:-cozy single rm. with breaktast; young
fG aaS M %Sss IseF AVE- aGHn'f oSzs distinctive
hSs for yogng BHope in an
small jewish family; delicious meals; uniim.
phone; conv, tranSp; IA. o564
eSe deos ssh 4uo ST. twin Sc dea oyson
fTl Pleasant ROOM and nam meals in exchange
a4d a9F WEEK Vd d raSe Se shsR e
nurse or sovcrness; fond Of children. Or
DUPoNT CLUB, 1895 10th st. n.w-Lge.
and douhlec Excel. meals S35 up
ARLINGTON, Lyon Park-Couble room for
2 officers preferably who appreciate a
congenial guests: l block transp.: re-
i8is EUcLTD N.W.-Larse front double
room. eScellent meals convenient trans
ACCOMMODATIONS for gentlemen; dble.
or sgle.; all conveniences: 20 min. on bus
from town; reas. GE 1918 26s
1920 18th ST. N.W.-Rooms for single,
couple and share with; family style food
S44 each. CO. 1856. 27"
Evening star., 1944-03-25
SITUATIONS MEk.

APARTMENT HOTEL MANAGER, II years
experience; man of unusual record desires
change. Box 213-G. Star.
ATTORNEY, aged 80, AZ. Georgetown
business and Government: desires con-
nection with postwar future. Box 470-A.
Star rs"
BARTENDER, head, now managing bar
in largest hotel in Washington, seeks
cchsnge; excellent record: references, Box
DRIVER WITH new 1H-ton truck. RE.
5242: after pm, FIR. 0769. go
NJ AN, colored, wants part-tlme work Tor
place to live. from am. to II am. Call
from z am to II m. and evening from
$40 to To Pm, AID. 1865.
PATENT EXAMINER now available for out,
side employment. Desires preparation and
prosecution Of applications on piece basis.
AVlIL4BHE EVENINGS from $50 pm.
tslndays if desired, Bookkeeping, clerical
experience and ability to meet people.
Write Box 494-A, Star. 27'
Property Management Executive,
90 YEARS EXPERIENCE.
Open for proposition; prefer management
Of large apartment building or group of
apartments; over draft age. Box 147-A,
Evening star., 1944-03-25
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

MULE, sturdy, 9 years old. 500. Falls
: Young RyDING HORSES, one 5-qatted
one 6-year-old work horse; priced to sell
or make offer. M. J. Maple, Alex. Va,
Duke St. extended, adjoining an. Depot,
Alexandria 0429.
RIDING HORSE, Jumper. for sale. Can be
seen at 1908 No. irving ST., Arl, or call
Mr.. Miller. CHI. $500.
Evening star., 1944-03-25
INSTRUCTIONS COURSES

Pilots AND WOULD-B PLOTs-Ground
school instruction. leading to private. or
commercial pilot licenses; also individual
courses in CAR, Navy, Meteor and
Aerodynamics. Phone GIL. 5211 evenings.
Evening star., 1944-03-25
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ENTIRE house furnishings from the home
OF. the late Capt. Stuart w. Cake will be on
sale Fri. March gath. until Monday. 27th
inclusive. Tools. etc. 510 Surrey ST..
Chevy Chase Md obs
Evening star., 1944-03-25
MOVING, PACKING 6 STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE, reason.hI. 80.
WI! take your surplus furniture as part
pagiHeet pa. on your moving. Edelman's Nov.
ing q storage Co., Taylor 1887 S5s