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The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-02-08
VIVUCKN LIIuULIIL ROBERTA LEE

dance does not know whether to wear an evening should she wear?
 would ask escort if the dance is f8 sr~4S
 good have ornate flower vases?
 A. flower that simple in outline n the surroundings
 What the foods that eaten with the fingers?
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-02-08
BIG BUSINESS EYES EUROPE

DlN E LSAtOAh<
 Here is the inside story of how big business is watching the ad- vance of the Allied armies in order to restore foreign investments and industrial operations as soon as pos sible.
 Thus far, progress has been rather disappointing. However, the National Foreign Trade Council, in New York, set up a committee to pave the way for the return of General Motors, Standard Oil and kindred companies to Europe.
 They realized that their first job was to get free hand from the U. s. Government, and if possible, place themselves just one step be- hind AMG (Allied Military Govern ment) in liberated areas Then they could jump right in to re- habilitate factories and re-establish banking connections in the Old World.
 Several months ago, Eugene Thomas, head of the Foreign Trade Council, and former vice president of U. S. Steel, picked oil man Jim my Moffett, friend of the President and former head of Federal Hous- ing, to head the committee formed for this purpose. Thomas felt that Moffett could open doors in Wash ington, and learn the plans of the State Department and Foreign Economic Administration. The com nittee consisted of about twenty men who represented practically every American company with in- yestments abroad.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-02-08
D.L W. CLUB TOMORROW

The Douglas Island Women's Club is scheduled to meet tomorrow eve ming, Wednesday, at the home of Mrs. Mike Pusich. The meeting, which will begin at o'clock sharp, is announced as business meeting of special importance and all mem- bers are urged to be present.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-02-08
DOUGLAS } [
 NEWS
MRS. FRANK PETTYGROyE
 AND SON RETURN HOME

Mrs Frank Pettygrove and young son returned yesterday from sey- eral weeks vacation visit with her parents in Ketchikan, Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-02-08

EASTERN STAR NOTICE Regular business meeting Tues day, February 8 at 8 pm.
 ALICE BROWN, adv. Secretary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-02-08
LOOK and LEARN sy c. GORDON

organization during days Civil acto law?
  territorial  That is he n United ANSWERS:
  law made committed before its Because of
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-02-08

would never have taken place if the United States had a better Ambassador on the scene.
 According to Zorro, the U. s. Embassy in La Paz has a number of wide-awake officers, but they have been prevented by Ambassador Pierre Boal from making the nec- essary contacts to keep well inform ed. And Boal himself is so punctil- ious and protocol minded that he can't stoop far enough to get his ear to the ground.
 Boal has now been recalled in what appears to be a slap at the new Bolivian government. Actually the recall is slap at Boal him. self
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Temp. Monday, Feb. 2 Maximum 39, Minimum 30 .l6 precipitation
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14

dead mothers pension checks. Thus
her very acts intended to cover up.
actually led TO her downfall-and Is
months in prison.
An old mind-reading stunt that has
mystified people for century is
finding hidden objects. A ten-dollar
bill is hidden, and the magician blind
folded. He takes the arm of the man
who has hidden the money.
If he starts in the right direction,
the guide unwittingly moves slightly
in the opposite. This is the clue TO
the magician that he is on the right
trail When he gets near the hidden
hoard, the guide tries TO push past it,
and that is the magician's signal that
he is close to the treasure.
II is quite possible that a "telepa-
thist," the famous Polgar, probably
depends on this method for one of his
most spectacular performances, the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14

you Of instances when he has solved
some crime by guessing" some fact
that the criminal tried TO conceal.
Actually. in such cases, il is the
criminal who tattles on himself-per-
haps by a gesture, perhaps by a
word, perhaps by alphabetically
projecting into the detectives mind
the thing he wanted 10 hide.
Errant husbands often wonder how
the wife manages 10 read their minds.
The husband comes home from a
night out with the boys with a care
fully prepared story about how hard
he had TO work late in the office.
Perhaps he gives so many imaginary
details of the night work he claims
TO have been doing that his wife
lust knows" he has made ii all up.
Thus, husbands begin TO be afraid
Of ''women'S intuition" 10 believe
women can read their minds Actually
they are giving themselves away.
Our tattletale minds show up most
amusingly in poker playing. Serious
experiments have been made OF this
game by psychologists at Columbia
University
1t was discovered that some play
ers quickly get on 10 the one who
tries TO bluff and all the others gang
up TO make the buffer pay.
And the player who has an excel
lent hand often gives himself away by
pretending he has a poor one.
The chief executive of one large
firm will not make a key mans 20.
sition permanent until after the boss
has played poker with him. He claims
that in poker game he can find out
if the new man gives himself away
In fact, sure way TO betray your
self is TO pretend something. tuS
on the other hands if you seerl!
able TO figure what others are think.
ing, or what their real intentions are
you probably are seeing through pre-
tense, or If you like, call it telepathy
Such a gift will increase your value
as an executive. Butt may make
you very unhappy to know just how
people do feel about you.
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14

soon afterward the letter arrives.
Actually you may have had the
same premonition before, without 1t
. registering in your mind. But when
the letter arrives, the "premonition"
is confirmed.
Yet, there are enough instances of
seeming thought transference to at
ford some ground perhaps for the
speculation that it actually exists.
But, if it does, beware. For the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14

Harvey Firestone, for example, was
one of the worlds best statesmen. But
in one job he failed miserably. He
was selling patent medicines and
flavoring extracts to small merchants
i'm the Middle West. He sold the
flavorings like wildfire, but couldn't
sell his medicines.
Firestone, himself, said he later
found why he failed: He knew the
flavorings were the best, but he
thought the medicines were no coed,
and talk as hard as he tried about
them he could not make 1t sound
convincing TO merchants. They read
his mind because he unvittingly told
what he didn't mean to tell.
Crime will out" because the Grim
inals try so hard TO conceal their
deeds that they, too, unwittingly give
themselves away.
Every veteran detective can tell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14

thought you pro
ject" is likely to
be the very oppo-
site of the one you
really intend.
There was the
case Of Mrs. May
belle T'row Knox
w h os c zeal in
S m a s hin G soft
drink parlors in
Iowa brought on
suspicion of her
motives. 1t was
found she was
using that public
exhibition to cover
the fact that she
was cashing her
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14

fin din g of the
check with which
he is TO be paid.
Someone gets
the task of hid
ing the check be-
fore Polgar APP
pears. But Pol.
gar-holding one
end of a cord
which is held at
the other end by
the check -hider
never fails TO
find what he is
seeking.
Statesmen who
are not convinced
of the genuine
merits of their
goo ds usually
make poor sales
men, b ecau S @
they give away
their feelings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14

widespread IN
terest in So
called telephatic
phenonomena.
Actually, the
existence of tefe-
pathy is far
from proven. =
Much of ii is
just trickery.
Again, SEEM
ing instances Of
telepathy m ay
be the result of
s u bco C iouS
mental reactions
that are well
understood by
the psychologist.
but are unknown
to the layman.
An example of
this is when you
have a Fremont
ton that you will
get a letter from
a friend, an d,
sure enoug h,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-14
Even If You Ever Get Around TO Broad
casting Thoughts. Your Own Mind is
Likely TO Ta++le on You
By DONALD A. LAIRD, PH.D., SciD.

49, Many husband on being thus queried b
trusting wife, has been surprised into confession
wasn't working at the office. Instead, he was doir
of which he knew his better half would disappro
But how did wiley know?
In the answer to that question lies curious anc
interesting mental quirS that may well give pause
to students of the psychological phenomenon that
somewhat unscientifically, is called "telepathy"
Particularly is this true if you regard yourself
as "telepathic"
For, according to all we know about the
human mind it has a sad tendency under
some conditions to tell exactly what we would m
prefer to conceal. -.
This little vagary of the intellect has particu- -
lar pertinence Just now because of the current -
Evening star., 1944-05-05

Could Be YOUR Dream House.
White Normandy Brick, $13,950.
5-year-old, new-house condition, located
Woodside Park, Silver Spring; blocks
from bus and shopping center: has every
thing for luxurious living. Shown by
appointment. Exclusive with =. :,
McDEVITT, REALTOR, RA, 1922.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH McDEVITT
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APIS. FURNISHED icant

sis5 ST NwTL u hk; studio room. sink
" ssaslss s' sris IS ''ffs fR ssso' e. xsP
caPIToLD ctpf g p Hi HiLI-a large, clean, 1st-noor
drinkers: $40: Box 4s7.E. Star.
lsss al 18th ST. N;W;.Beaatitully turn;
bath Also double Se room. A''lAe"' SAie
MASS. AVE, DUPONT CIRCLE, front Eng
Ash basement room. 24xls; priv, modern
othcers or executives (gentlemenl; utilities,
phone. linens, maid service; 500, DU.
GIRL. "a to 80, to share modern apt. with
another $40 mo, Lee Gardens, Chestnut
s6Ii UNIVERSITY PL. N.w.-studio apt,
GR GR Sfoeah To sHaRf oee bsardom ant
prih 1oh sth 81 sE Others bedlns qn 4'S Kitchen
semibath: near transportation. Call
23a R ST. N.E.-Attractive, clean apart
me ment. for settled couple: utilities included;
: RoooSMaSMaArEs to share an apt with
WANTEDMjewish- girl n'3o' to share completely
Man sqRnshed fsfb apt n with Sth+ another sirl from
SMALL APT, / room and I'd kitchenette,
suitable for 2 girls, near bath; conv. bus
and cars walking distance downtown. EX.
ONE GIRL to share 1ouly, newly fur
girl; 81 avail; ,rl rl,mmmed; $3.50. 226s Hall
vi Will Il" sHsaE Ea N.Y. NY HOME with service
mans aa wfe and small shld n exchange
TAKoMA PARK, sViafs MD IS sherman s aitse ase D.
large room apt. on Ord floor; Frigidaire
sSde sSa pTySss rHRk epirapse pr sac month
Gf ss fIR MON FsSeeP sf Nws@a EA nail ktch
en-, large bed;living room; front basement
ies TTfaSsF'If ST. NEand EA laeS ioar beautifully
furnished bedroom, living room. kitchen,
bath, Frigidaire, radio, heat, gas, cleo,
iS::iasS Penn sfn'ssfa sT SF xpt Sso mo- mo- or girls
to share apartment with another. FIR.
EvraSD stiS GfSTs PARR Of G0ey cona ,ranse nsepvt
GUIDED: $50; couple. Or ss5&. '' N
ONE ROOM. kit, and bath; reasonable
rent; conv neishborhood; adults only.
ESGLlsH BASEMENT for e girls. 4 rooms,
kitchen and BATH private entrance. Call
GiRL to share Groom, dinette apt. with
Armory FBI worker; rental share $40;
RhGae st. s share Ap sppsoS sio .Ssan os s a94 q
lSgs IS1s sGS GA. iif."" ikivff,."" rooms, sink. stove,
Kelvi heat, iisht. ssss pvt. entrance; $40
TAkoMA IrsAax. se4 Garland Ave--At-
traettve f,ye-roem apt tst 1oor' S57 90:
s iS"pss a.NSosrS sSsoIs5ssS rs s va or rooms
tor,s Tor girls or married couple also sleeping
suaLExsE for 4 menths-,June l to Oct.
ment In detached ,heuse, All utilities In
nearby Virginia, Ideal setSp for sirls.
Evening star., 1944-05-05
ROOMS FURNISHED.
MoryIond and Virainio.

5iI NO. FILLMORE ST, Arlington, Va
2 rooms for rent for men only; near bus
LARGE ROOM in private home; unlim
phone, convenient transportation: / or Z
adults. Call Hillside 0s33 Sunday, OF
weekdays after pm.
ARLINGTON rooms, twin beds. neal
bus. unlim. phone, laundry privileges, suit
able man and wife or elderly ladies'
NEAR PENTAGoN-Furnished double rm.,
single rm., bath; new: men preferred;
board optional. Falls Church 1927.
14l7 NO. FILLMORE ST, Arlington
Double furnished room: 2 ladies preferred:
block to bus: gentle home. oxford 2472.
NEAR PENTAG0N-Large, suitable 2 per-
sons; $50 month. Day. RE. 6700, Ext
JEFFERSON PARK, Alex Va, - block tc
bus for Pentagon-Large room, for gentle
couuirLE OR Two LADrEs-Front room, =
expos, next bath, twin beds: conv. Navy
Annex-Pentagon. u blk. bus, 1Oc fare. Ii
min. D. c.: no other roomers; clean. com
Portable: reasonable: After pm, all
Sunday, Temple 1857.
FOR NAVY MAN-Nicely furnished bed
room, with complete home privileges nc
AIRING NGTON-Desirable room for woman
on bus line to Army-Navy and downtown
Glebe 44O0. Ext 304.
1928 so. 18th ST., Arlington, Va, near
Pentagon-Large front room, suitable for
two. Evenings and Sunday
Evening star., 1944-05-05
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

a0Ia PERRY ST N.E,--Front rm, next
bath, . closets ami; for : employed
GRFstiRRi RR,sInsp ha, at Nj 1857 from,
bedroom, So single, 81 double. auto, hot
water; private home. AT T6.r
3.6 TENNESSEE AVE, N,E.~~Nicely furn,
front room in private home, for gentleman
only. Available MAY :. TR. bAss.
6"3 MD. AVE. N.E.--Front room, next to
shower bath, private home convenient
transp.. Gnlim. phone, FIR T9s7
3s.i SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. N.E.-~Fur-
nished rm inner-spriug mattress, un-
limited phone, in detached home: also
S06 Il ST. N.E-.nd- floor front hall bed
room. single; very clean; owner. Frank
8it LEXINGTON PL. N,E,---Large or
single room; nice location; - min, TO Navy
yard, walking dist. GRO, TR. s4Ts,
II Il ST. N,E.--Basement room, nicely
furnished, $40 mo-; another small room
MICH. PARK, 4ao7 18th st. ne--single
front room, clean, attrRo,, adj. bath,
shr.; near transp.; day empl; pchs Du,
1898 ID ST NE.-Front. light double. twin
beds, inner-spring matt, next 10 bath.
shower. walk to FBI, Armory: laundry
priyils:: pref, Sirls. TR, 1855, ~
BROOKLAND. near Monastery-Wish to
rent beautiful front bedroom In modern,
detached. private gentle home; twin beds,
semiprivate bath. unlim. phone; near car
and bus MI 1Io3
Evening star., 1944-05-05
! APARTMENTS WANTED tcen.., j.

sec, OF: $500, ext. s57 or fsl. . to 4:so
GoyERNMENT EXECUTIVE. permanent.
{ Waves desire s-bsdroom furn. apt,
sEDRM:: LIv. RIM. kiteh., bath. vicinity
sumner moths Phone NA. SGSsiss sssi, Ess saf
QUIET. oGHi GENTLE GIRL wishes to shar.
scsa ih eeennss en8shs rfssf ns
s-RooM FURNISHED APT. pvt. bath:
eSnvi con ta transgortation Navy man and wife
REsP. CoUPIE and child desire furn. apt.
pnt enr T pre PVT Va. bath ar INV in apt sdS so
NAVAL oFFIcER and and wife. wife dsn; desire small.
0ed FIJI 1GT aeaarss @ ssr furnished
apartment in NV section: bedroom, living
rooms private bath and kitchen. Execu-
WPB sYa OFF! official sLs desires or room O. at
tractively furnished apartment in con-
TO June RepHbiic 1880 1850, ERs. ERs | 4ses PRIOR
l ROOM, private bath, unfurnished. NV.
references; will suitcase. Box 63-G, Star.
zen LEMAN. aged ~, coliege grad;: wants
other % Call CHI. os6o between and
: A. z. OFFICERS, permanently stationed
in Pentagon. desire to suitcase or rent
furnished apartment, NV. section: price
Hspunic 800. Ext: $685. $50 am; to
sOUTHERN xTToRNEY desires or 8
room, room, furnished apartment or compara
Chevy Chase, D. C. BOX &C, Star. a.
FOUR GIRLS desire 9 bedrooms, living
room. etc, furnished; conveniently To-
Gated: occupancy June 1st Box 76G. Star.
GOyERNMENT-EMPLoYED COUPLE, no
children or pets. desire 1-bedroom apt,
Sus pree $50 to or se ne ca h
II II NosfHwfsf S5aii E SECTION, one or e. two
SSedrooms' preferably In modern apartment
WIN accept bachelor apartment. Week
day., days cali Republic 600. Ext. 2952. -
Mass. and wis. aves. section: occupancy
yyhe WIT Isl si,RIh8 PhTns ordysy os1e. .s,
q Aah0a AND wfF aesrs Ef .@s
ssS SnY pre ansn perm to csi nreeS TowrS e.
zFAkfMhSH fsS 1T II NV: D$ furnished. un,qr
needed, two bedrooms or one large bed
room. Telephone Hobart 44SO, Room 31O.
ARMY CAPTAIN desires nice Groom fur
nished apartment, or more months, some
parties, adio-phonograph. vicinity Conn.,
and Wyo. aves. Box 94-G, Star 7s
TWO-ROOM FURN. APARTMENT-conn
ave. section. Next four months. Ap-
proximately $3.50 per month. Box 79-G,
Star. r.
SISTERS, college graduates with RESPONSE
BILE positions, and their mother desire 2
bedroom; unfurnished modern apt. In NV.
FRENCH OFFICER wishes small furnished
apt. in NV. section. apt bldg preferred
Call Decatur 1895, Ext. 100, from M
to 8 pm, ~
Evening star., 1944-05-05
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED.

1921 BLADENsBURG RD., Colmar Manor
Md rooms. Kitchen, pvt. bath; large
aIa GafEAiN hfas 1afpshfd sf Is large
kitchen; semi-pvt. bath. On bus linei
ssst5f ssa sT sHs NwrsSa IA 1sSs ant nsrt,y ,urn
al conveniences. downtown section. ME.
ITO ITO MORSE ST. N.E.-one clean room,
bath adj: sink, range, REFRIGERATOR; en-
p1eged xoa couple; ank,Ia! M tIans TR. $685.
ist to work every day from s am. to 4
pm. Please do not apply unless you are
ane tG work the above 69prs daily Con-
VIII ! Z 81 TihLD p ooctcgrANcx of my air
downtown's most modern elevator building,
extremely low rental, to any one who will
well-located, 3-bedrom house, suitable for
responsible ofhcial. wife and high school
daughter, accustomed to living in decency
ana sns Box " stsq se
Apts., SO Irving st. NV; rental, S47.5O.
BAsEMEST APARTMENT. 1913 Flower
ave Takoma Park Md rooms above
UNFTRNisHED APT APT for rent fss soss slad-
snsb9rs sos e I'd ne Apply after pm
GALLAUDET MANOR, 1i01 West Va. ave.
n:e.-,Modern bldg. living room, bedroom,
Kitchen, dinette and bath. For key. 1902
2 ROOMS, sleeping porch. kitchenette and
bath, detached gentle home near Walter
e0assen d. 'aS sSD ssr
THREE large rooms, 2nd floor, newly
painted and papered inc; gas, LIGHTS, heat,
near car lines lO02 S Carolina ave
Evening star., 1944-05-05
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast,

5O6 MARYLAND AVE. Substantially
furn., large front room; exc. transp. Phone
DI. 613S, Sundays or evenings.
FRONT. with bath: close-in: all conven-
fences; reasonable; day or week. Elk. O632.
IfI WILMINGTON PL. S.E.-Large room.
private home. suitable girls; cooking
and laundry privileges: near bus; s.
floor room, suitable for couple: close to
Caritol; if you can furnish one room this
2622 send ST. S.E.-Large room for 2,
double, exposure; desirable location; serv-
icemen or couple preferred; $50. Call
iss NORTH CARoLiSA AVE. s.E.-House-
keeping room suitable for L or 2; unlim.
Evening star., 1944-05-05
Private Sale-37 Work Horses
Cf~olr
EARM g GARDEN.

FOR RENT-Victory gardens, ready K
plant; good soil: Congress Heights section
Sfcr6KY Sfl oK SsaaEp SSakprss, ready to plant; goot
garden soil; South Capitol and Southern
s,,nEN aye At n6sya, 1922 ,.,,.,.u.u..... ,,
dRAGToR wanted with ae
MaSffD ssss ns ne one:hoess mo Ssso wagon and one
horse harrow, also one-horse plow. w. H
hooktEsPP hnsoski sPringtislSt !hnw Varo PLANT. rr.,
pamphlet; containins complete informa,
tion invaluable to the gardener. 1t is sem
to Introduce our new Garden Shops, one Al
Send postal for your copy today
RfshnssF Msahnsso Co O. 1Sth apf pbona Il IS 1Sa
GARDEN TooLsDaood. Heie used picks ns viii witt
new handles, 81 05; shovels, S1,25; wheel.
barrows, $3.50: mattocks. with new han.
All used, IN excellent condition, Complete
Atlantic l460. Hechinger Co,
PANSY PLANTS-Steele's Mastodon Jumbo
are packed In srhagnum moss ready fol
immediate planting, Dozen plants, soc
a icon complete garden shop at each of our A
AzALEAs' RosEBusHEs, Erc.-Aaaleas
frss sah b BIB and aS 81 s4ss sss nsss xsh 0s NJ
II for $3.50. Flowering shrubs. many pop.
nlar varieties, with balls of earth, 81 so
Tor 81 90. Living evergreens-Norwa,
ana white spruce, arborvitae. fraser anC
douglas FIR. with balls Of earth, S2r0 up
ornamental Ornamental shade trees. 7sc Up. Visit oul
Atlantic 400. Hechinger Co.
CABBAGE AND TOMATO PLANTS-Choice
varieties na of HARDY, plants from famous
garden shop at each of our stores
Hechinger Co.
MANURE, PEAT MOSS, ETC-Well-rotted
cow manure from one of Marylands finest
5 sacks at ST s5;. 10 sacks at ST go. Peat
moss, ,S1.25 bushel: 3 bushels, at S5c;
35 bushels at zoe. Sheep manure, SO lbs
tory gardens, 10 lbs, Soc; IS lbs, s1'40;
30 lbs, S2.20; 100 lbs, $3.50. Garden
lime, 10 lbs. :21c; so lbs. 60c Also full
our complete Garden Shops Phone or
'ders. Atlantic 400. Hechinger Co
Evening star., 1944-05-05

PS1se Poa sA5ImRqa' AhI,naI3s p9dRe qtility $500
ROPE, jute, sisal, manila, a" to ny - dia.
~ k,ng Fulton fulton Inc, sos Maine ave. sw.,
CANvAs-coTToN DUCK, it. to 10 it.
widths. Delivery from stock s. King
fn!ton, Inc, S05 Maine ave. s.w., EX 34O6
VA. HANTED sailing dinghy, y to IA feet.
CABIN eeS cRUfsER aRoo as sS' it, i0t Gray marine
engine, completely equipped electric light
plant, inner-spring mattresses toilet
stove refsr radio, etc; Skenateles dinghy
sound, well-cared-for boat; owner in
Army; price, ST. See steward, Capitol
WANTED@outboard motors. regardless Of
size or condition: cash for same 737
25.FT RUNABoUT, recently overhauled,
S350.00. 1900 Maine ave. sw. or RA
SAILING DINGHY. EFT. cedar planked
and copper riVeted: bright finish: consult
steward, Corlnthian Yacht Club. 5000
OARS, PADDLES, single and double; new
stock. Galvanized rowlocks. S. King Fulton
Inc. 80? Maine ave s.w. EX. 34O6.
FOR SALE-36-ft. cabin cruiser; sleeps 6
electricity; owner overseas. Can be seen
any time. EN-. 5704.
BAIT. FISHING BOAT, reasonably priced
25-ft. yawl, Seabird type, new sails
completely equipped
AIT eT cruiseT SaFsFse Rith lsFse open SzUGp cockpit
32-ft; sloop. Phil Rhodes design, six
HARTGE's BOAT YARD. Galesville. Md
PhOne west River Az.
Evening star., 1944-05-05

3 ROOMS. kitchen and bath completely
iurn adults, no pets; conv. ne. section.
CO S195.
COMFORTABLY FURN. Broom apt, new
apt. bldg, available May 10th for 5 or Il
TsfEy sny wiL 81 72ai SH,ur aonn r
apt. with business woman. ref eXch. Call
alter pm. CO 5000. Ext sO4
SUMNER suBLET, June ! to Oct. l-One
bedrm, lir. rm., kit. -dlnette, everything
furnished, no pets or children. responsible
couple; overlooking lovely Meridian Park
LADY WILL SHARE nicely furn. apt near
Navy and Pentagon Bldg, with employed
gentle lady nonsmoking). TIE. $50;
after Il :"
I7i0 EUCLID SIT room kitchen anc
bath, all utilities furnished, sos. Apply
Iai3 RANDOLPH ST. NV. Apt. e.
rooms kitchen and bath, sos Floyd z
DAYS Go, 1879 st. nv MA o352.
CONGENfAL YOUNG MAN wanted tC
share 5-room house with another. S4s
month. Call Union 1898.
Evening star., 1944-05-05
HOUSES FOR SALE.

NEAR NORTH CAPITOL and Soldiers,
Home-A wide, deep home, OF b,r,, 3
oorches, gas heat; nice yard Can make
: apis. Price. $1,000. Phone, ewes, OR
Ma. 5373
t52; 10th ST, N.W.-A spacious home of
DR., > b., tiled kit, 3 porches, oil heat;
2-car garage. Inspection by appointment
only. Phone. ewes, OR. S92S. Gatewood
5. Bennett. realtor, MA. 5373
CLEVELAND PARK-Semidetach 3 rms. j.,
baths. large lot; new house condition:
must be, seen to be appreciated; $1,000
cash. balance ! trust. payable S73 month
A. H. Dagi SH. SO62, CO. 1921
ROOMS AND BATH, electricity and gas.
I6l6 Duke St. Alexandria, Va Phone
SPECIAL BARGAIN. 18th and SITS. NV.
-l2-room brick, vacant, new-house con-
eition Act today. RE 52l6.
GEORGETOWN-Livin room with nre.
place bedrooms, l bath, land SCI ped
garden. gas heat; S12.500 Harriet