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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-27
Hurry Vote
On Absentee
Ballot Bill

Washington. Jan. 27-(AP)-Ad-
miniStratiCn senators. faced with Il
possible week delay ii they
don't get some quick action. tried
today To hurry a vote ON their sec
Ond attempt 10 pass a uniform Fed
cral absentee balloting plan Tor the
armed forces.
Al least Is members probably will
leave the capital after today'S ScS-
Slon-SOmc q! them Ia attend the
Indiana funeral of Senator Van
Mugs. Indiana Democrat. and 9TH
crS as official visitors 10 the New
York launching of the battlcship
Missouri. With that number gone
failure tO get a vote today probably
would delay final action until next
week.
Buoycd by blunt!y wOrdcd pres
idCntial message and by the support
of some Of the southern Democrats
who helped beat the first ballot
plan. administrative hackers were
confident they have the votes to put
over the new GrCcn-LlcaS bill. dc
spite the heat r"pcndCrCd when
Senator Taft (Ohio r. described is
as a fourth term announcement"
Taft. rctorting to President ROOSc-
VClt'S assertion hiatt previously
approved state ballot plan was "a
fraud" declared the administration
was seeking tO line up thc soldier
used TO sec WPA workers lined I'D"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-27

Break With
Axis Powers
Believed Unwise to
Expose Unprotected
Ships to Submarines

BucnoS Aires, Jan. 27-(ATD
The Argentine military gov
eminent frpZc movement of the
tate merchant fleet today as
me of the first fOllow-up ac-
tons to its diplomatic break
with the axis all vessels being
directed to remain in port "un-
Ill new orders.
fNi,huugh no reason WAS given
Cor tn" nUCI;n" order. il seems APP
parent that the Ramirez govern
m"r' deemed i, unwISc To- expose
In" Vessels 10 the menace ni any
lurking enemy submarine in tho
south Atlantic until some provision
could b" made for their protection.
;oSSiaiy IN ConvoyS.)
~ congratulations poured in from
III over the continent. the ArgCn-
tin" government turned Ia another
problem attending its diplomatic
break. TN" question oi Communica-
lions with Germany.
Suspension of these facilities
doomed rs great Importance in view
oi the revelation that BucnnS Aires
was headquarters for giant cS-
pinnagc ring. Ii is believed that
telephone communications with
Germany already have been cut.
The German news agency Trans
ocean. a powerful NaZi propaganda
arm, has been notified to wind uH
lis affairs here by January 81. and
II was believed that the prO-aXiS
afternoon newspaper Paparn served
by TranS0ccan and often said To- he
maintained by the German embassy
might close at the same time.
One question which is expected Ia
be settled quickly is who will han
die Argentine interests in Germany
and Japan. y principal newspaper
said last night il probably would be
Sweden. although Switzerland and
Spain were other possibilities.
The effects of the diplomatic
break unon the Argentine financial
world still were uncertain. bur the
FIRST reaction ON the stock exchange
was favorable. Clients were has
tcnlng 10 withdraw aCountsc from
German banks.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-27
7 Ships Sunk AT Rabaul,
24-28 Planes Shot Down

Advanced Allied Headquarters.
Jan. 27.-(AP)--MaEnG every bomD
count. 10 Avengers torpedo bcmbcrs
in a maStcrful demonstration oi ac-
curaCy sank or LEFT sinking seven
ships in the harbor at Rabaul Mon
day while more than 30 C>Curtirg
fighters shot down - and possibly
% "ut of 60 Japanese intCrCcpting
planes.
y South Pacific spokesman. ella
borating on headquarters announce
mcnts today of tho raid. said the
fighters afforded tho Avengers such
brilliant cOvcragc that tho Nipponcse
over their supposedly strong New
Britain air base got through FOR only
one run al the bombCrs.
Utilizing what the pilots call d
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-27
$500, ZOO Warehouse
Fire at Washington

Washington. Jan. 27.-(AP)-Firc
OF undetermined origin destroyed a
warehouse. $1,000 bags of govern
mcnt-owncd peanuts. furniture
store. and four residences here today.
The damage was estimated at
100000 by II. c. Gravcly, owner of
the warehouse.
When the fire WIS discovered. the
roof of the warehouse was falling in.
Damage Ia tho warehouse. estimated
at 100000. is partly covered by in
surancc. The government property
damage, estimated al Sl5O.OOO. is
fully covered. No estimate was made
on other losses.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-27
Supplies OF
Allies Flow
Into Wedge
Elements of Goering
Armored Division
Met in Engagement

Allied Headquarters, Algicrs,
Jan. 27-tAP)-Thc first Ger
man countcrattack against the
Americans and British south
of Rome. the first of the many
that probably will be launched
in Il furious effort to wipe out
the Allied bcachhead. has been
thrown back with the crushing
of German armor. Allied head
quarters announced today.
ATcn and supplies continue t. pile
into the strategic wedge thrcatcn-
ing the Italian capital.
General Sir Harold AlcXandcr's
central Mediterranean headquarters
announced that elements Of the
Hermann Gucri-g armorcd division
had been met southwest OF LittOria.
chief town of Mussolini'S Pontine
Marsh agricultural development. in
Il fierce local engagement"
The Germans left 100 dead on the
field as they were tossed back. The
Herman GOcring division. formerly
an armorcd greradicr outfit. has
been strengthened by new equip
mcnt To Il fully armorcd unit. It
was last encountered ON the main
Fifth Army front. Its appearance
on the JCachhcad front Indicated it
has been shifted TO counter the
threat 10 the German rear
Meanwhile other Americans of the
Fifth Army. 10 miles east of Lit
mines and mcShcd dcfcnScs, strug-
gled slowly forward across flooded
streams and over steep cragS Just
north of Casino where field dis
patches said they were within half
a mile OF the Liri valley gateway
and were overlooking the bomb
iumbled ruins of the ancient town.
Patrols had penetrated the outskirts
of the stronghold.
Some four miles farther north the
/ Preach rushed down from their
mountain positions on Mt. II Lago
in the SAINT Ella area. across the
Sccco river and the Casino Atira
road and attacked the Germans on
the slopes Of Mt. BcIvedere.
Casino itself appeared TO have
been largely abandoned by the Ger
mans but their positions on the rug
god mass of Mt Cairo and other
hills nearby enabled them TO rake
the streets and ruined houses with
their artillery.
Allied naval units continued to
exert a powerful control over the
coastal road by which Germans
could shift their fighting front from
the Casino area TO the northern
bcachhCad, and again ploughcd up
sC'tionS near Formia Tuesday night
with their plungng shells. This sea
attack on enemy road traffic is con-
tinuing by day and night.
Allied air forces. despite dCtcr-
ioratIng weather. put new rents on
other sections Of the German COM
munIcaii"nS network in the angle
| between the two Allied fronts. ham,
mcrInc especially al Cistcrna, Geo
canO ana ltri.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-27
ART EXHIBIT AT INC.

Chapel Hill. Jan. 27.-Much in
tcrcSt is being shown in the current
exhibit of African Negro sculpture
and German CXprcSSinniSt prints now
on display in Person Hall Art Gallery
al the University. Miss Harriet Dyer
Adams. acting director of the Gallery.
reported today. Tho African exhibit.
which is being sponsored here by
the American Association of Univcr-
Sity Women. was lent by the Univcr-
Sity of Pennsylvania Museum
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-27

~ present Plans shape UP, Two
thirds of Americas steadily
growing army will be at over
= - stations by the end of this
wear.
That was the word today from War
Sr.'iary SIImSon as he announced
p.ara tor closing a number of dUmcS-
ilr army camps during the next few
mpu'H, nd transfer L. combat units
o. substantial proportion Oi the
soldiers now assigned 10 administra-
tive duties.
tn" overseas expansion program
will double our forces abroad AT the
end of 1913. only about third of
the army had been sent outside the
country.
In addition. a number of officers
owe. @3. particularly those commits
stoned directly from civil life or IN
inc national guard and reserve corps.
will oc placed on the inactive list
because no suitable assignments are
available or in prospect either at
domestic on overseas installations or
establishments
The rcadjuStmcntS were dictated
generally by the progressive shift of
army operations from the defensive
I" the offensive and by the growth of
ar power said StimSOn.
SumsOn asserted that tho army
VIII II" longer need all lis present
troops housing facilities and ii will
tie necessary TO place number of
camps. posts, stations and other in
.'dl.atInnS on CarctIkcr basis. and
10 return many of the civilian install
ldtionS and facilities which previously
hdd been taken over by the army.
II" announced that the War De-
partmcnt has ordered phys .cally qua
.!aicd mcs in all branches of TIC
army who have a total of more than
IL months service at five stations
Or overhead activities" in the United
States 10 be rcaSsignCd In combat
UNITS 'or mobile activities ultimately
destined for overseas service.
Enlisted men under 30 vii be re-
assigned first according to their lcnG-
In OF service III the United States
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-27
DECLARES WAR

London. Jan. 27.-(AP-Thc
British foreign office received
word today that Liberia, the
Negro republic on the west
coast Of Africa. declared war on
Germany and Japan yesterday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-27
NEGRO CROP MEETINGS.

College Station. Raleigh. Jan. III
Negro county agents have reported
10 State College Extension officials
% series of successful "Timc for
Teamwork" meetings. Tho purpose
was To increase crop production
through better planning.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-27

and they will be followed by those
over 80. in order of agC-youngcSt
first. nCSc assignment orders Will
not apply 10 men who have served
overseas AT some time since Pearl
Harbor. nr 10 men with highly Spc-
cd pECrScaS
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-27
Pincers Is
frightened
By Soviiets
Russian Forces at
Bank Of Luga River
In Westward Drive

NI,..,.,, J Of fAD,
-, '"ii' NHi
INC huSSl;tllS nave reached lne
bank of the Luga river west of
NOVpOrDd. a P;aNda diSpatch
rnnn,.toL tnJ.,y e.. +bo on;,
I -,
= "' "' NY vi hcilci "i booiiiu
a. GOVOrON and the \olkhOV
army of General *. \. Meret-
Sh,v continual tn smash from
,,>,,,,.;,o J;,.a..; ;.,,a H.
"tl''''' WI ,c''''''I 'h'o 'ii'
hcf!ilanS ballIc Sallcnt.
Inc Lu2d Is only about ten miles
cast "i the LcnngrHd-Vi,cbSk rail-
way. one "i the two remaining rail-
ways E""'@'lhG southwark from
LChlhSrad mat remain available Tor
German Use.
London jan 2'-tAD-lhe
herman army hoid on northern
RUSSIA crumblcd today as TWO
Sovici armies one driving South
ana west from LehinGrad ana
The ether pushing west from
N6VSorod' slowly tlghtencd
plnrerS threatening 10 trap some
.oo.ooo NaH troops massed be-
low henlhgrad.
Immediately below RuSsIas sec
"hd CITY General Lconid A. Cow
ROY armies were racing toward the
&S'nh'ah frontier following the
capture Yesterday OF me big railway
center OF APPROPRIATENESS. 30 miles
"ou'f Oh LchIhGfad. lhcy mad
S'"rmca through the town OF kas-
N"N" - miles lulthcr west, and
were reported closing IN on Noi"-
S"No' 40 miles from the EStonian
o"ruSi city oil NarNa.
o'hci co!tiil,ilS Oh GoNofOH TO-
CeS were oiAS'ihg path south OF
hrash"gNafoeiSk win inc evident
ueSisiS OF erecting Junction with
'ehcrai II. y. McretSkoNS army
smashing west from inc Lake linen
lcSioii' az hl!IcS 10 me SCUM, IN an
effort 10 cut me Lcnlnsrad-NitcbSk
'"!iN" E' one Oh me TWO rail- escape
routes open I" me Germans. The
othcr RAJ! line. TURNER west. leads
mo fSkoN ana thence TO Riga on
inc baItIc coast.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-27

cd plants: development of now mar
kctS. both foreign and domestic: de-
mobilIItaion and unemployment Of
cN-S0ldiCrS and war workers.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-27

FOR NORTH CAROLINA
Mostly cloudy and slightly
warmer tonight. Friday cloudy
and mild with occasional light
rain in central portion.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-01-27
Two-Thirds Army
Will Be Overseas
By This Years Enc
Some Domestic Camps
To Close, Transfer of
Men to Combat Units

Washington, Jan. 27.-(APl-
A> present plans shape up, two
thirds of Americas steadily
growing army will be at over
: - stations by the end of this
wear
Evening star., 1944-02-24
PERSONAL.

ELDERLY PEOPLE find quiet, family-iike
Ifssh hGTs REtsfous Hns9a s9ts skoup psn.
costal desire to lease hall for services;
TTe fSs ScoMf rAx star returns pre
pared. nights and Sundays, reasonable:
competent, completely familiar newest serv-
icemen's wives special benefits. GE. 1890.
REFINED JEWISH WOMAN. So. would like
seckins s6usS s6e so or two meals day. Di, aos5.
REDUCING, special rates: remov. fat in
Main phons Nx' sis4' a 1885 ssGnsa St. bays -:
II you HAVE no alarm clock, call OR.
1919 for prompt wake-up service. Lots
HATS fs REsfYLEp. sSfiSnetS Blocking, trimming 81
draped; Vogue Hats. 7s7 18th st. w,
INcoMEE TAX RETURNS. .udits, systems,
ssss Of %. h 5ss Pace mhs.
MEETING ROOM. seating CAPACITY Of 100.
ties, etc; complete with chairs and card
M seldsne. MI. $500 "a. 4ssa. car nne'
HEMORRHOIDs eradicated oy my own
msss a sl dnss n:suss sse1 s for 1B booklet life No
i' assI 18Th 81 ssssfls i. nx R RA zs4a zsa4MaMER"ERck
heart, asthma, rheumatism arthritis,
nervousness, piles. colds. ;fiu or other all
ments: also relief for aching, swollen feet
fSSoMR fSss II chsjss a1x SsSS
ssysaaush. s sa n. sao1. oh Ext ha5S e. s'ds' or
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50, ask for Miss
Powell, II you are n need Of a loan up
to $500 on your signature
WATCH REPAIRING, 3 to s day service;
al work guaranteed. 8. Franks Jewelry
CO, 1104 14th st, NV. .nr. L. Open ewes
to give review elementary English; reason
able. Box 41s-B, Star.
INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared for in
dividuals; days, nights and Sundays; very
reasonable. Phone HO. 3093 il
WOULD LIKE TO CONTACT LADY inter-
ested in income OF S95 per week assisting
family of 2 adults and 3 children; meals
and complete apartment with. bath fur
nished for living quarters; good references
must BE- furnished. BOZ Abb, Star. II
Evening star., 1944-02-24

Two-BEDROOM FURNISHED apartment
| CT house for responsible Arlington Hall
s,a si1s' reitierencesy W. Box 1884 Central sta
TWO YOUNG MEN, sfhlisted with concert.
Bedroom living room, kitchenette. DUs
PERMANENTLY LOCATED business exscu-
tive wants bright. modern . or 8 bedrm.
apt, hieh up in bldg southern or western
exposure; upper 10th ST. Conn. ave, Mass.
ave or @ similar vicinity: suitable for post
Phone EX 1925 between Q and 5
THREE GIRLS, permanently located. de-
9saa ment bgildinG si,l by March 1 or IS. Box,
ELDERLY COUPLE. white. permanent,
unfurn. s-bedroom apt. with dinette. in
modern bldg.: 500 or more. Box B,
NAVAL RESERVE OFFICER and wife with
ample references desire nicely furnished
hiisth-class i,s apt. 3rd floor or above, in
within : miles Of Navy Dept. For ocsq.
* san5 AFT Bsz raSm1 os stss G
Ms5sh MIS- 4 rRone r & Sx slc" 81 Rxtsss!oa
Sao Srs s, IS Ss9. Ss9e att at zls 5nf
SMALL F!uRSSiisafEEfp. fEf. APT. ..one rm,, .E b..
rI1SSisu{p iSaSbsE az r3r AGE 1,So siieI Pm
living room, kitchen and bath, in apart--
ment building if possible, vicinity North
west section. Call Miss Jeanette Hub
bard, RE 7400, Ext. 7543, after Q am
24s -
LIVING ROOM, bedroom and kitchen, in,
Takoma Park, by Adventist adult couple.
2 WAVE OFFICERS desire e-s room fur
niShed apartment in northwest section
convenient to Ward Circle. Phone Wood
lev $500, Ext. 112, after 4. 26'
COUPLE wishes furnished apt. by April,
i; near Navy Yard preferred. Box
TMo 4y1o b. Gnvr s1ar rxrcrr,vvs NOV. .t,,x
nished apt in Northwest Wash. or nearby
Va: living room. bedroom, kitchenette.
Call EX $500, Ext, 1874. up to pm 26s
WANTED-2-room apartment or uns.
furnished rooms. reasonable, near trans
portation. Woodley 1854 SIS
tContinued on Next Pags)
Evening star., 1944-02-24
WONDERGRO.

Nothing better. Your neighbor says SO
and so will you when you have tried ton
ground black humus Makes poor soils
good and good soils better. Acts quickly
Holds moisture. Highly effective on gra S..
trees, shrubs. roses. vines and flowers. The
ideal plant food you have long been looking
for, SIS ton. delivered FERTIL MOSS,
shredded and fertilized, splendid for mulch
grass, 20 bushels delivered $40 Lawns
seeded. repaired or rejuvenated. Beautiful
specimen evergreens. Towering shrubs, fruit
and shade trees. myrtle and English ivy,
the best ground cover. fine for shady
spots and banks; requires no care. Color
ful fagstone walks, terraces. rock gar
dens, lily ponds. outdoor fireplace, drain
age, mulchlng, spraying, pruning. trans
planting. Free estimates. Lincoln 1925 .
Evening star., 1944-02-24
REPAIRS AND SERVICE,

putt and repaired. ' al rAGNAN1 suS SSimHsH. vi.
CARPENTER-onice partitioning. cabinets.
re Gepairs. p1 o, Ss Gall Mr., Ainsworth. RA. 4s1s
CARPENTER. partitions and porch work
as specially; steps, floors cedar closets,
SreSTs II HsGs ny t% TN
small; also locksmith. Phone Ho s375,
EIEoTRfc slFs'i '1mds WiRlNe. fixtures extra out.
iets, repairs old houses speciaity. Ressi ess
EhTcTkfcii EIes GS Ieos s.sbn, da ave sss
maEes W. rsealTed ssaI and overhauled' all
ELECTRICAL REPAIRS, appliances and
Wors WsnF e0s ho1s sna w ST. % a5g
sle2ning; Cali Barr. AT. ,se57.
PAINTING' exterior and interior; white
PAPER AsNia, HANGER, Dapering, plasterins; 20
4 i JoSnson. Decatur al "Sai o417. Sa''"n'eeo'
PAPER HANGING, quality workmanship,
white mechanics; latest samples. Also
painting paint plasterins floor sanding. RA.
PAPER HANGING and painting, special
spiSe dSeng asor sass work
UP per room; 1914 washable, sunfast pa
pers; work guaranseed MICHIGAN 5315.
tric refrigerators, washing machines and
vacuum cleaners. Telephone Union 1898.
d. J. MCNAMARA, general repairs no Job
too small: call 8 I'm. to 10 p.m. AD O3OS
SILVER PLATING. repairing on silverware,
tea sets, platters, trays, hatware, etc:
repairing. rehnishing of all metal goods
ANTIQUE metal goods restored. D. L. Brom-
well, 723 18th st. NV. ME- 1134.
PAINTING
OF the better kind; work done immedi-
ately. WO. S137.
PAINTING-DECORATI
Estimate free.
Evening star., 1944-02-24
eARA q sARnrA

GARDEN PLOWING-Have your Victory
garden plowed nowi Immediate booking
Chestnut 9160 ewes. and Sunday.
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES.
Hedges, evergreens and gorgeous new de-
velopments in roses and towering shrubs
to glorify and landscape your own lawn OF
back yard economically; for the farm OF
fruit garden, apple, pear cherry, apricot
barb, grape vines and asparagus: hardy
Northern nursery grown stock direct from
grower to YOU, guaranteed to grow or re-
time; supply short. protect yourself, reserve
your stock today Phone IL, 1890 or write
Evening star., 1944-02-24

GIRL TO, SHARE APT. in Silver Sprine
with, another. Cali Miss Matthews. Slieo
CoMPLET FURN. APT, suitable for 4
ssa5 BAKER S ST NEocoHPle Me- @ H5 oSs1 or woman
and child to share my home, modern con-
WE HAVE NO ROOM fo2 ons meas man FR in 5
Bradley, 3l5 Evsrts ne Nj, e5s9 alter Sts
GIRLS, .; or married co,plc to Lease
apt. for 3 or months. s6 webster st.
PSwsToSS' sHsSs2iDH ijta gu 18Th nx-one ;.uale
room room for = cqokine facilities. Share
Gi:h m sth s4d s1S srYt1ns donb. fgTa sos ao
kitchen. private bath, for man and wife
or men; no objection to child.
Girl to share with another. 5.room fur
3oa 18th 18th ST. ST D,SE NE.-l or girls to share
eVers CONT reasonaba fRt girls
YOUNG GIRL viii Share apt. With two
Gsns6saDs 1sns5S Lyon I vilssfs 5so Apt on bus line
BEDROOM; living room. kitchenette and
private bath; completely furn. except linen;
aTTRncrryE sg We t54n Aassm3 e. NJ Sssbsior ays ant
1900 block Of Irvins St. NV consisting sS;t Is;
Of ! room bath. large. closet. dressing
room elfvarog serpise osen Rent St. Apply
SERVICE WIFE WILL SHARE beautifully
furnished Groom apartment. approximate,
woman. 25-3e. preferred. Cal, RA. 1920,
BACHELOR APARTMENT FOR month.
near Conn. ave Can after pm,
M Iiso GiiRARD ST. NV, near 14th-1s,
large. kitchen, back porch, > closets; at
tractively furn., newly papered and paint
Fl LARGE iRf boUsIE pGT2Hs BEBRooMs AB pvt bath
Bird floor: reas.; walk dist. DE 1851
OWNER WILL RENT attractive s-room.
kit bath apt. to reliable people, willing to
1;Sqme TWn GIRIs lIShs dh dqtie5; s., $40 81 $500
with one other; ampe closet space; conv.
ST IT,, NV; no. ls1s-Attr: Groom ant,
aole fies Cali i Bet. 47 GFsphn ems Tree men, u'-
STUDIO. , rms. modern kit. bath. fire.
place; newly decorated. NV: conv: trsnso
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, ols next ext ibaGs BAN
semitic home; to employed person: $40
mS so fye1y'sps T T. AVE- tsrnshfs NSee,y W0 r6
rocm r and small kitchenette, suit for two;
1aaa CLIFTON ST. N.w.-cozy three
all utilities furnished.
|, hd4a al GIEAEp Inf, ST NWmrhEee rooms
1912 SPRING RD. N.W.-Cozy compI
furn. basement, b.r., !. r., k. and pvt
shower bath, pvt: back entrance; day
workers only, girls or couple.
WANTED. a Young lady to share GENTLE
apt. attract. furn.. 4 rms. bath and
porch; conv. transp.: NV. section; unlim
phone. DE. 1883 efteT q pm
NICELY FURNISHED AFT, private bath;
suitable for q. Also 1room and kit. apt
CHRisTIAN WOMAN would nk, . girls to
share attractive bungalow. husband over
seas. S25 each. CHI. 2455 Thursday eve
ming: daytime CH. 611S
TWO GIRLS to share s-room apt. with
one other. 1900 Mass. ave. NV, Apt. "a .
RE. 5417. Gentle home
AFT, completely iurn., l large ROOM Muir
ply bed, dinette and kitchen in art.
house, in NV. section. RA 64SS
1915 COLUMBIA RD.-Attrac studio I'M.
kit. .dinette. gas. elec. refg; quiet employed,
settled lady. $40 wk.
1874 INGLESIDE TER. NV.
Evening star., 1944-02-24
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
MOTOR TRAVEL,
BUSINESS.

LADY, leaving this week end for Amer
lila, Texas, will share leisurely trip or
ref. EXCHANGED. TR. 1875. 24s
DRIVING TO Los ANGELES. leaving Mon
day, Feb. 2S. Can take one or pass.
Call jackson 1881 bet. and 1890 m
MAN driving Florida Sat. '3s Ford, take
$50 eve o4s
Evening star., 1944-02-24
BOATS,

OUTBOARD MOTOR, g horsepower perfect
condition. District 073s, or 449 K st.
NV. o4s
BOAT, hull new, 40'x1o6y, for sale.
Planking and bottom Sd inches. Will
make fine pleasure boat, Has deck log
holdings in place. No cabin or floor. Call
Cambridse (Md) s35 or SH. 1906 after
8 pm. zee
Evening star., 1944-02-24
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures,

20 TENN. AVE. Me- block Lincoln
Park. and car line, in quiet zone. COM
Portable sleeping rooms for Government
employed refined couples: also single room
LOT a gentleman; no drinking. Phone
Ii 95tS.
so r. 1. AVE. N.E.-For officers and
their wives desiring comfortable quarters;
single, double and suites Of rooms; large,
portatIln. MI. 9794.
1877 STAPLES ST. NE.-Newly furn
desired. AT STA. after 6 pm
3lS E. CAPITOL, 3rd f., bright inner
spring mattress, air cooled next shower:
! or = gentleman. LII 4G03-
Evening star., 1944-02-24
GIT Rhode Island Ave N w
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast.

BY 9Th ST. s.E-sngIe and dbl sleeping
rooms, mr.. bath, closets. plenty INV. and
heat; privileges. TR. 4445 after 5:l5.
600 EYE ST. S.E.--Large double ROOM
newly furnished: near Navy Yard: conv
transp.: $50 month. Ii. 5575.
1913 F ST. S.E.-2 furnished rooms, double
beds. e.h.w.: for 2, Sl2 week: single. SIS. 25'
ANAC0STIA--Nicey furnished room and
glassed porch; modern utilities; double
ped; ST.. 19l7 18Th st. Sc. FIR. 623l. 5
IA 10th ST Sc
Lovely basement room complete with
private bath and shower private entrance
conv. location: gentleman only. FIR S773
Evening star., 1944-02-24
Aprs. FURNISHED Cont, ,
119 C. ST. Sc
APARTMENTS UNFURkiSHED.

Available march,, 3 rooms. kitchenette,
private bath. employed couple only; also
immediate occupancy. 2 large rooms. semi
private bath. emploYed people.
Evening star., 1944-02-24
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

CHAMBERMAID and waitress, colored,
wants afternoon work in apartment good
refs; also plain cooking. MI. 2s5a. 25'
COL. GIRLS want Job as nursemaids;
expernisneed@ pen enpS @ differences FIR 6a47
maid, for part time. AID. $3.50.
GIRL, reliable, colored,, wants job light
housework and care for child while mother
works; no Sundays. Call Elk 0572.
GIRL, colored, neat. wishes job as wait
ress or cleaning. North 1890.
GIRL, colored, wants work from l to 3
pm. in roomng house. North S534
HOUSEKEEPER-COOK, live in: desires po-
sition with worker: 4S hours, $22.50 week.
Box 3S4B, Star. 25s