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| Man Fined $500
|For Selling Iron
| Above CeiIinq

Joseph Sharlin, operator Of the
Beacon Electric Supply Co., 900
Seventh street NV, was fined $700
yesterday in Municipal Court after
pleading guilty to selling an elec-
trio iron at s635 above the OPA
ceiling price.
/ In recommending the large fine,
John B. Diamond, assistant United
States attorney, said, This is one
of the most fragrant violations of
QPA price ceilings that I have ever
encountered. Previously the defend
Iaaat had conferred with the OPA
ahd had been advised that the cell
nag price on the iron in question
was $4.15. Two or three weeks later
he deliberately sold the iron for
more than double the specified CELL
tpg price"
, Miss Elizabeth Ingram, 200 North
Piedmont street, Arlington, pur-
chased the iron for s10.50, on March
i, for her sister who was going
overseas, the OPA asserted.
! John Laskey, chief attorney for
the District OPA, said yesterday
his office had accepted $4,000 from
sSharlin last fall in an out-of court
settlement of treble damages suit
arising from overcharges on a ton
,of bobby pins
Evening star., 1944-03-31
'Remi' a SeIlout

The Adventures or Remi," last of
a series Of juvenile entertainments
under the sponsorship of the Chill
dren's Museum of Washington will
be presented on April Is at the
Evening star., 1944-03-31
Toxic Bomb Raiders Trial
Grim Screen Fare at Capitol
By JAY CARMODY.

In the course OF pans secession from humanity its most shocking
act date the trials
participated
this degenerate performance
justice
proceedings Purple Heart viii
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National Theater. The play, which
is interpreted through the medium
of Suzari Marionnettes, has been
translated from Hector Malot's
Sans Famille," which has won the
French Academy Award. All seats
have been sold.
Evening star., 1944-03-31
Mrs. Richard Y. 0uIahan
10 Sponsor Liberty Shin

Mrs. Richard v. Oulahan, widow
OF the Washington newspaper cor
respondent who died in 1881. will
christen Liberty ship named in his
honor April II in Panama City. Fla
Mr.. Oulahan was head of the
Washington bureau of the New York
Times from 1912 to 1881, and was
considered an authority on naval
and foreign affairs. He began his
Journalistic career on the Washing
ton Critic in 1886. He was president
OF the Gridiron Club in 1911 and
chairman of the Overseas Writers
in 1921.
Mrs. Oulahan, who lives at 1912
Reservoir road NV, will be accom-
panied by her daughter, Susan Car
roll, a sophomore at Bryn Mawr
College, Bryn Mawr, Pa. The ship
will be launched at the Jones Con
struction Co., Wainwright Yards.
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bafnement of the military despite
its most persuasive barbarities, the
Americans score moral triumph
which is no less plausible than 1t
is inspiring.
It's plausibility, indeed, is one OF
the finest qualities Of the Capitol's
new picture. Even its vagrant
touches of comedy are intelligently
conceived and far above the arbi-
trary interpretations of light pas
|sages usual in such pictures
Through the trick of inserting q
few foreign correspondents of Rus
sian, Portuguese and Latin Amer
ican nativity, and consequently neu-
trality, into the proceedings, the
script provides occasion for ironic
laughter at times when 1t is rather
desperately urgent.
X X
Milestone's cast has been chosen
with a precise understanding of the
demands of the script. AS the un-
affectedly sturdy American pilot,
Andrews gives a completely convinc-
ing performance. So do Sam Levene
in the role of the Jewish law grad
uate whose outraged sense of JUS
tice Is alternately tragic and comic,
John Craven as the youngster who
is fascinated with the music of
words, Richard Conte as the Italian
lad and Farley Granger as the rich
young man who triumphed over his
fear that he would be afraid when
his turn came to be. tortured.
With able assistance of others in
the cast, they give "The Purple
Heart" the mood and flavor of a
documentary.
The Capitol's stage show this week
is as nearly aIl-male as is its pic
ture. Outside of Pearl Robbins a
toe-tap dancer of talent, it intro
duces Hal Sherman, a comedian who
survived year in "Hellzapoppin' -.
Bob Nicholson, whose Australia n
baritone is a good baritone, and Bob
Easton.
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satisfy any reasonable curiosity as
to the working of the Japanese
mind in the instance of this atroc-
ity. In one of the better war pic
lures, one which counterpoints Jap
anese cruelty with a dramatic revel-
alton Of American courage, the story
is told this week on the screen of
the Capital Theater. An all-male
cast headed by Dana Andrews plays
1t with realization that the passion
is Inherent in the narrative and that
it needs but the faintest of accent
in interpretation.
Lewis Milestone directed "The
Purple Heart" for Goth Century Fox
studio and it is to him that the
major credit for its restraint Is due.
He has been aware enought to see
that here was an incident powerful
enough to speak for itself and wise
enough to let the story do its own
telling.
THE Purple Heart" is the tale
Of the survivors Of two Toxic
bomber crews. They are the usual
rather carefully assorted cross-sec-
ton Of such narratives. There is
the captain who left his wife, child
and stock farm for the Air Forces.
Others include the sensitive kid who
likes to quote poetry, the protected
son of a wealthy family, the Jewish
boy from New York who gave up
law to become lieutenant-navi-
Ootnr tho fnry,,or a1 o,.ic pI
the Italian immigrants son who was
born to be concert violinist. They
are a fine, representative group to
tight a gallant, but losing, battle
against the brutal travesty which
the Japanese sneeringly called
justice.
Jerome Cady's scren play is laid
for the most part in a Toxic court
room and the cell beneath it from
which the Americans are removed
one by one to face third degree
procedure designed to make them
confess the take-off point of the
raid. The spectacle of the tortures
devised by the Japs is a thing that
is spared the audience. The effects
are shown when they are returned
to the cells, each torture aftermath
designed to acquaint the next man
with what he faces. The violinist's
hands are crushed, the football
player is tortured to imbecility, the
wealthy lad Is rendered voiceless,
and so on.
An interesting twist in Cady's plot
for THE Purple Heart" is that
which sets a conflict between the
high Japanese Army and Navy in
telligence officials who seek to save
face by blaming each other for the
success Of the raid. 1t is an artful
device for adding drama to the
narrative for In their. Successful
Evening star., 1944-03-31

1.-THE Purple Heart" a Goth Century
Fox picture production starring Dana An
drews. and Richard Conte, produced by
Daryl anuck, directed by Lewis Milestone,
screenplay by jerome Cady. At the Capt.
tol:
The Cast.
Capt. Harvey Ross Dana Andrews
1t. Angelo Canelli ------- Richard Conte
Sergt. Howard Ciinton----Farley Granger
Sergt. Jan Skvoznik- Kelvin O'Shea
1t. Peter Vincent Donald Barry
II. Wayne Greenbaum--- Sam Levene
1t. Kenneth Bayforth- Charles Russell
Sergt. Martin Stoner--------Johr Craven
DNB Correspondent t Tala Birell
Gen. Ito Mitsubi- Richard Loo
Mitsuru Toyama -------- Peter Chong
russian Newspaperman- n----Gregory Gaye
Karl Keppel Torben Never
German Newspaperman-K Kurt Katch
Italian Newspaperman Martin Garralage|
Arsentinian Newspaperman- Nestor aPive
xuen Cnlu Llng------------H T. Tsiang
NOV Ling ------.-Benson Pong
Admiral Kenatra Yamagichi- Chang
Japanese Newspaperman- Wong
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Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Accordionists enjoy high rating
in USO units because of the fact
that they not only solo but are able
to accompany other artists who o.
dinarily would be accompanied by a
pianist. Moving pianos about the
war zone Is a rather dificult, and
at times impossible task.
Evening star., 1944-03-31

group Is p er-
forming in the
Persian Gulf re-
gion.
Miss Madison,
on leave from
the District, is
an accordionist
and before join
ing the USO
played for hotel
audiences here.
one Is Il ndtlNC
of B r l d geport,
Ill, and for a
time was en-
ployed by the
Evening star., 1944-03-31
Fact and Fiction

Director Alfred Green has an
agreement whereby he gives Edward
g. Robinson box of cigars for
every scene the actor does without
. retake ~. On the screen, Lucien
Littlefield, the perennial hen-pecked
husband, has had lis wives, 204
children, but has never been di-
vorced or arrested for bigamy.
Evening star., 1944-03-31
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time Of Showing
Stage.
NationaE"The Doughgirls":: $3.50

stage.
Nationa-The Doughgirls":: $3.50
pm.
Screen.
Capitol - Purple Heart: 10:45
am, 1875, 4:25, tbs, 10 pm. Stage
shows: 1855, 3:45, 6::35, 9:25 pm.
Columbia-"A Guy Named joe:
1880 am, 2, 4:30. 7, $50 pm.
Earle-"Cover Girl: II am. 1:45,
4::35, 7:25 and 1910 pm. Stage
shows: :05, 1855, 6:45 and $50 pm.
Keith's - Snow White" $50,
1875 am, 1885, $40, $40, 7:45 and
$50 pm.
LittIe-"The Scarlet Pimpernel"::
II am, 1;05, sos, $40, 7:25 and 9:4o
pm.
Higher and High
err: II am, los, $40, Sis, 7:30,
9:45 pm.
Palace-"Song of Bernadette": 10
am, 1880. $40. $50 and $40 pm.
Pix What Price Innocence:
800, $40, 8:05 and 1890 pm.
Trans-Lux - News and shorts:
Continuous from 10 am.
Evening star., 1944-03-31
West Virginia Office Opened

, The West Virginia Franchise
Committee today announced that an
qfhce has been opened in room 227,
Colorado Building, Fourteenth and
u streets NV, to assist West Vir-
gnlans temporarily residing in the
Washington area in obtaining
sosentee ballots for voting in the
state primary elections on May 9.
Fhe Office will be in charge of Frank
Ross, formerly of Wheeling, w. Va.
Evening star., 1944-03-31
ALEXANDRIA. VA

UCYn FREE PARKING.
nk6O Phone Alex 3445.
TALLULAH BANKHEAD, WILLIAM BEN.
DIX in LIFE BOAT
0YrI1RnNn Perfect Sound
RICHARD DIX, EDITH BARRETT in
HISER. BETHESDA ss;S Ss;S.,s,: wis. ~ "A.
EVELYN KEYES and
EDMUND LOWE in
DANGEROUS BLONDES"
Also GEORGE SANDERS and
BRENDA MARSHALL in
PARIS AFTER DARK"
News and ctt0o.-
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TODAYS NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIES
War Bonds and Stamps at Any Local Theater

All Time Schedules Given In Warner
Bros. Ads Indicate Time Feature 10
Presented
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-05

Serve DumpIines
PLUMP TENDER dumplings
90 we'll with stewed chicken. Let
their delicate flavor become part
of the holiday food.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-05
Wet Cleaning

A word here about wet clean
Ing. a term that is being used
much of late. 1t is not launder-
ing, but a gentle hand-process in
the course of which special
soaps and cold or lukewarm
water only are employed to-
gether with soft brushes. Most
garments that are wet cleaned
BY a good cleaner have been dry
cleaned first.
Dry cleaning will not remove
water-carried soils or stains;
therefore the need of wet clean
ing especially for white and
light colored garments being put
away for the season.
One word more. never wear
soiled garment in the belief that
since ii has TO 60 10 the cleaner
anyhow. you might as well get
your moneys worth out of il by
getting il good and soiled first.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-05
Haphazard Gardening
A Costly Mistake
BY ISABEL FUCKER
Detroit Times Garden Editor

SHARE with me today the
" vicissitudes of a couple, who
having bought a new home last
year, are trying to get lawn
and other paintings around it
quite in the normal American
manner.
Last spring they bought ever
green's, shrubs and trees 10 the
extent of S390-just for the
front yard" of a lot measuring
50X150 feet. They cannot tell
the names of anything they
bought and are not too sure
Just why they purchased what
they did.
The back yard looked just
too awful, so they hired man
10 level il and sow grass seed.
For this little Job they paid
500. The grass came up mostly
weeds. They do not know what
kind OF soil was used for level
ing the land, nor do they know
what kind of grass seed they
paid for.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-05
Rented a Truck

When l met them they were
in the office of a large nursery
in gainesville. Ohio. having
come up by truck from Youngs-
town, where they live. They
had hired the truck to take
back requirements for the nurs-
cry stock that had died after
they planted it last spring. The
cost of the truck rental and the
loss of days wages for the
man of the family ought to be
added to their landscaping total.
Since they do not know the
names of what they bought, nor
of what things are dead, they
are having a terrible time with
the nursery man. They think
he ought to know what they
mean by instinct and watching
their hands outline the general
shape of the plant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-05
Bias Cut Garments

Something else 10 watch out
for II you want 10 get not only
the maximum out of your dress
but OF your dry cleaning dollar
as well, is the blas-cut garment
with the warp and filling yarns
in one panel al an angle with
those adjoining. Frequently the
mere weight OF the garment VIII
cause one section 10 sag and
another 10 become shorter
1t Is good idea 10 inquire
whether wool garments have
been preshrunk. There seems 10
be quite a few wool fabrics to-
day that are preStretched IN
manufacture and sized 10 hold
their shape for awhile. Some of
these have a tendency TO start
10 return 10 their original di-
mansions while they are being
worn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-05
.Clo4hes
Buying

IT'S A new clothes season and
Il the stores report brisk dress
sales. While cut material. tit
and the becoming quality of the
frock are, Of course, paramount
with most shoppers, there are
other important considerations
that should not be overlooked.
Watch out especially FOR I'M
serviceahle novelty fabrics and
trimmings which viii not with
stand dry cleaning. These in
clude buttons which dissolve or
break or whose Colors fade or
"bleed
Another thing 70 watch is the
belt made with rubbcrlzed,
imitation suede or lestherette
backings. or that is held to-
gether with soluble CLUES or
dyed with colorS that are not
fast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-05
Cure Nail Biters

IF YOUR child is a nail bitter.
give her a manicure twice a
week. teach her to have pride in
her pretty nails.
There won't be any caves TO
file. so start by soaking the
finger tips in warm soap suds.
Give the hands a securing with
a nail brush, rinse and dry. APP
ply cuticle cream. loosen the
cuticle from the nail fabric by
lifting il with an orange wood
stick. Clip off hang nails with
the curved, needle point scis-
sors. Wash away the cream,
dry and apply a nail polish.
With nails prettied. nibbling
may cease.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-05

sorted" (Do/ I hear a rose
lover groan?) These roses will
cost 81 each.
They are still up against the
problems of re-seeding the back
lawn and of finding something
10 plant across the back of the
lot 10 screen their yard from
that of the neighbor. The nurs-
eryman suggests lilacs, but the
lady doesn't think she'd like
those-they are so old fash
Toned. So she leaves without
making up her mind. Maybe
this will mean still another
truck rental and another trip
from Youngstown TO add to the
cost of the plants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-05
Child Training

MOTHERS WHO shout at
their children are doing bodily
damage to them There is a
fear reaction, such as some
adults suffer when they hear
the report of a gun. Essential
changes occur in. the heart ac-
ton, the temperature of the
skin, and the state OF the
nerves.
AS children copy the be-
havior of their parents, those
who are shouted at will, in turn,
shout at their playmates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-05
New Frozen Dessert

THERE IS nothing to equal
the goodness or a homemade
frozen dessert II you want to
complete your meal with a
crown Of glory. Try using april
cot whole fruit nectar as the
liquid ingredient The true fruit
flavor of fully ripened apricots
proVi des a most delectable
dessert.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-05
Assorted Roses

AS long as they are at the
nursery anyway, they order
few rose bushes-though they
don't know just where they'll
put them. About how many?
"Oh, a dozen and a half will
do" What kinds? Just as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-05
Wiener Tempfers

DRESS UP the everyday
wiener by spreading with mus
tard, dipping in fine cracker
crumbs and browning under the
broiler.
Evening star., 1944-07-17
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

g23 11th ST. NE rooms and Kitchen
Frisidaire, gas, electricity. bath. chw.
saIy MEpyycAHIr AHrnishsd nffd1rs rsduit: cow transp
must dispose 1-room. furnished. ultra
= modern apt: best locality NV. OR. s756.
s:sooS s yyEx: APT. for rent: heat, light,
= BEL T. vssMokr0 sss ii 0ss ayK. sw.-D..,r.sl.
aurn. a apt. for B., $50 mo. Maid service;
sSss sSs. 81 sueSsr ST siselr1ns.lls.n. s9ss :l,,
you young womsn to share with two women
1851 EucLfD ST: fof N.w.aio We. . rT,. Rm and kit.
sns,. eisc rsfrs' ' running water. semibath: Z
and bath frs.rstor End GS%f i,oof; mafred n,.shea
FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING. two lars.
bath. use Of phone: refined adults: no pets pets:
sEAs M '6a GEoaGA Phans aha As.2. AZ s.Ss sSs; Y.
and bath apt 75os deorsia ave.. % Apt. a'eneh T.
OfftCERs preferred, 18th and Columbia
GSmp!ete bath, no kitchen. immediately.
Isss EUCLID NV young women Govt
lent; nice home, refined; avail July 20.
WIDOW would like another woman to
snare apt, use of kitchen. 223 H st.
9iSs aSss AH: ssnd l. ST. NV, room, ,oGi,n, i.
iMasilities; e. GOOD location, waking distance.
vIHGINIA-4 min: to Lincoln Memorial;
modern nd rnn aentis small apt: house. beautifully
sli-metai Kitchen General EiecsTie rese refsI 1a1n
sI!.,, 8 % mo; yN 4s45. '' '0' '''''
sep1ivi,e NnWaK DECORATED ORA basement apartment
only. AID. 1896, after q m
Evening star., 1944-07-17
HOME IMPROVEMENT coMpANIEs

hUiLDING KEMODELING, repairs. altera.
tNl9ns; NHss any kinds. sH. 7b46. N. G. KIND KIND
asPs ..Ss:,s, all ,sn: hSms suda.
tK fs.sss 4sss e!
sSsI sSsi%sss; DisTsIcT ssn:
HONE Hon oaesIf REPAIRsHpainsiIn;g Up snaI; carp.nt.r,n.
roofing cementine. Brick WORK. ete. Ire.
te nf ssFYse CO. e.
5ffsss GE sssi 2eanr .,dn, S Storm
sSsERac4ls ssssi + 9Sssr; ga OF to sS: 5sS GATES
ionsl income New Attics made into rooms.
srsi hous. repairs; Get our free esti-
'Ra o%Ha1hlS pa'Rsnt' 14aS TASoRs sv
M MoDERSSlzE + Sz AdsmS YoHk 7Hos Ho&rporch.,
and pllmbins Tooins: sidins M a and dA,ae,nn storm
as"'
RGM3DELING. Gn,6I,' repairs Of all kinds on
sa ws.kasysm s mGnfs TO eoTn ReDusie t5ss
z; sa52; RITZ PROPERTIES. INC. 1923 q
ROOFING. asbestos siding remodei,ns,
iiMPROVEMENT CO. Georgia 1lOs-I1i3.
GohnstMsrvs1,. Msmses I'm Home Improvement Guild.
SCREEN YOUR PORCH now while have
ment. Call w D. TAYLOR, Sligo 0g4s ewes
STORM WINDOW and screen combination,
available for immediate installation; !,
years 10 pay; free demonstration and esti-
mate Call Woodley $3.50
CALL A. r. WOODSON CO.-Roofing, sid
ing, insulation; combination storm sash
I3I5 n st: NV. RE. $500.
roofing and storm sash; / to is years to
pay Suburban Roofers Co. ST. 5662 or
Evening star., 1944-07-17
PERSONAL

WEDDING ysIdspss ,o or funeral music Beautiful,
WI WILL eaPfas FnReHAsf iHfs End Afsn fRs1 NOTES
Washington or nearby Maryland proper,
ties Immediate settlement. Box Isl T
PETER PAN SCHOOL summer day camp.
sol Fern pl. NV, RA O1o0-A healthy
outdoor NJ ne for your child, from 2. to l.,
aircraft. hiking, swimming. nature study.
aramatlcs; transportation furnished: hot
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50. ask for Mis-,
Campbell, If you are in need Of q loan up
MrSnp 70 s3no pnoi1s On xoSr Signature SIGNATURE
time or money back. Write for booklet. NJ
druss ra, o. OF surgery. DR. soMMERwERCk
FEEL m BET sEPrER after RA rst 4 Treatment or
fee relief for pains and aches due to weak
heart, asthma, rheumatism, arthritis
ments also reef for p'ss achna g swoen ohefr tse
Lag Lazy nsturops m thc d9ctor 20 years expert
Westory Bids sos l4th NV.
ROBT B. SCOTT. dental laboratory
Room sol, Wastory Bldg, COS 14th st
IF You MED barber service in your home
or hesoital. call SERVICE BARBER, Geor.
# You Do NOT HAVE ALARM CLOCK We
iSssRihfS Sf,nss 2saTa tSla phases
reasonable prices Free estimates Trave
anywhere; day. night service. RE 1925. IL
CASH ADVANCED on pawn tickets. dia
monds. watches, jewelry, silverware ano
ANTIQUES. LIVINGSTON g. CO, 1929 +
81 NV. ME. 344O.
OFFICERS. ATTENTION.. Signal Corps
nnesatives, portrait finished or any amateur
film enlarged, Sxl0: 81 each SO dozen
WIZ folder folders CHEVY CHASE STUDIO
REDUCING, special rates; remove fat ir
spots, results assured; steam cabinet baths
Main phone MA. SI34. 1890 K St 23.
HAVE BABY PHOTOGRAPHED at home by
baby portrait expert; total cost phoros
$40. Adams SdSa ewes
Evening star., 1944-07-17
APARTMENTS WANTED

one ROOM kitchen. bath. furnished or
aPlsT9ishsh aRMY Mf61cs Nc oTtGrs tt1 sf,er &
:room furnished apartment m for INN immediate oshste
occupancy until August 26. Near walter
Rsed: Box 299-T. Star ia.
1OtPLE. married. desires bedroom apt
een Eeho arse w ehdren Be,nesas ii
WANTED-4-room unfurn. apt BY family
o. q, y wnite working adults. Quiet location.
Sai, % sfteT pm. Nj, osao. 81
or ; bedroom furn. apt with house
keeping facilities in NV section. Will
ing ms. 70 70 subet, VIII pay between 5000
sn sna $3.50 per month. Call FIR. $3.50. Ext
ARMY OFFICER and mother desire com
ple'eiy ~, turn; 2-bedroom apt in Arlington
available by August ist, cali NO 3o!s
between and Sunday and and pm.
ask for Mr.. SMITH ' ~ '@'@' EXT l52'
GIRLS 2, gentiles. would like apt in NV
81 81, Pm: weekdays. RE 500, '7s Ext. ss4s5
uSStRNIsaEp ata .-b.droom or on.-j,Ss, Is.
% o%edfoom apartment. by couple With 6-mo
PFone sSephepd sDd'esft PASS section prefsS.ed
Young COUPLE, employed. desires or =
bedroom unfurnished apt. Anacostia or
MINI" ave Sc vicinity. Box a16-T, Star
gNFURNIsRED c-bedroom apt. for imme-
ss5 esste in oenuparcy BY Navy couple: up to
advance Re rent Phone rs'1ss' IN 4sss w pay Tos
r.. X. AND B., furnished. convenient TO
RRonn; Ron n, avs 80. for employed young woma n
MARINE OFFICER desires furnished apt
SO TO $50, Sc pref permanent duty.
no assnsnox fhiIa5er Box sas.T, star
house sectoa ioarTses Dsesu4 in 7si aOf
or after pm. during week.
Evening star., 1944-07-17
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACETYLENE WELDING TORCH. Mecco De
Wart,eId Wax ,eH9vetipe ssaa tips resulators $50
ADDING MACHINES, comptometers. ealcu-
lators, hand, elect. sale or rent: reason.
aP5f AbDrSSG S1Ecls; MAcHNt l!,T t4h cg DI
s6D1Sc sN6Snfsy 0siH MACHINES repaired, purchased:
oFF1cE MAcH gTins oRp fGaay sand r.
AEROPLANE--Aeronca Chief 81. .continen-
tal stick control: several J-3 Cubs Phone
Oliver $685. CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT.
ALIR-CoNDITIoNING unit. ton, port
able ab. kelvinstor; inspect at 2sl2 Alabama
AIR CONDITIONERS, several sizes. 3 &C
WinooW type. some large &C. remote types:
also have large stock of refreera ton com
WpieSsoIS Wf lor stores: also repairs all makes
AIR coNDITIoNERs. several sizes. 3 d
sIso 'Ps have tspe srr some &c remote types
pressoTs ,rf Tor stores; also repairs all makes.
ANTIQUE ANDIkoNs, extra large and
small beautiful brasses and bronxes from
all countries; English coffee urns and tea
ssTyns low se1s prces sdd SEA sR.s
se1AkiUMs se1AkiU M and nc n'x ali varieties tropical
BABY se!sa paesar: ays LSg Ss.5i DEsss ,,,
TaEneT Tmd1er wheels Wheel excellent condition. Caii
BEATTIF1L EARLY AMERICAN mabos snv
sideboard, s It. long: Southern Colonial
mshogany I!nilos dining table :, antique Persian
perfect condition. OR. 2sS2
BEAUTY PARLOR~ UNIT, walnut, with
nsnt nas waving machine EN-. 4s47 Or 'Mi: NE.
BEDS - Rollaway with layer-felt mat.
tresses, Hollywood beds and brand-ney
springs; cut prices; immediate dehAry
ATLAS a21 9 st: NV. D1. 1887
BEDROOM SUITE-FoIdavay twin beds
vanity, dreSsers. chests, chi1orobe We
do moving. EDELMAN, 33O3 Georgia ave.
49,
BICYCLE. mans. for sale: good condition,
26-in. balloon tires. EN-. 6l29. 1929
BOOKCAsE. $40: desk. SIS: chair. s15.
dining room suite. $500, cost ST. 100.
Sacrifice. owner leaving city. Excel con-
BUTCHER DISPLAY CASE. IT. long.
porcelain in and out, like new, with com l.
preSsors. blower coils all kinds Of refrir-
Grafton eauipment: reasonable. 1905 Del
Ray ave. Bethesda. Md.