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Garden Open Today
|Af Decatur House as
Welcoming Project

The garden Of Decatur House, at
TAB Jackson place NV, now the
residence Of Mrs. Truxton Beale.
viii be the scene OF a special pro-
gram at pm. today in co-opera-
ton with the Washington Welcomes
You project sponsored by The Star.
John Clagett Proctor, chronic,er
OF the Columbia Historical Society
and chairman of the Committee on
Historic Sites for the District, by
appointment of the District Com.
missioners, will describe the past
history OF the old mansion and La.
fayette Square on which it faces.
Guest SoIoist.
Guest soloist will be Ramona
Rockway Palmer. Mrs. Palmer. who
won a fellowship at the JuIiard
School Of Music and studied under
Queena Mario, has been a concert
singer in the West and also has
been associated with the Red Cross
In Washington singing in military
hospitals and camps.
Special invitations to the affair
have been sent out through service
clubs and Government agencies for
the use OF military personnel and
Government employees.
Through the courtesy of the
Women's Battalion, sponsored by
the District of Columbia Recrea-
ton Board and Recreation Services,
Inc, the following women have
q o0rnod IN
Mrs. Ann Brown. Mrs Eva Chal-
lice, Mrs. Louise O'Hare, Mrs. Kath-
leen Smith, Miss Luella Dever, Miss
Caroline Hamilton. Miss Izetta New
ton, Miss Jean Rowe. Miss Cathe-
rine Upton, Miss Betty Webster and
Miss Frances Jenkins.
Capitol Open Today.
At the same time it was an
nounced that the Capital Police
Board. composed of Kenneth ROM
ney, chairman and House sergeant
at arms; Wall Doxey, Senate SER
geant at arms, and David Lynn,
architect Of the Capitol, would CO.
operate with Government and war
agencies by having the Capitol open
to Government and war workers
this afternoon from 2:30 to 4:3O
O'Clock for the second of q series
Of eight Sundays from July Q
through August n.
Some form of identification as q
Government or war worker will be
necessary, such as a badge, a pass
or a letterhead from the department
where the individual works, 1t was
announced. The departments which
will be featured today are Agricul-
ture and War. Visitors are urged to
60 early.
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policies in other American republics
AS on previous occasions, Mr.. La
Varre directed much of his criticism
at the Board Of Economic Warfare,
which was headed by Vice President
Wallace before it was superseded
by the Foreign Economic Admins
tration. He also mentioned in yes
terday's letter the foreign ONCE of
OPA, the Rubber Development Corp.
the Export-ImpoTt Bank and the
Metals Reserve Co.
Mr.. La Varre also asked whether
the President had authority to issue
some of the executive orders relating
to these foreign economic policies.
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1t. Fothergill
was co-pnot of a
Liberator bomb
er based in Eng
! a n d. He was
first reported
missing in a raid
yer Germany
on May 20. He
received his ini-
tial training at
Maxwell Field.
| Ala, and " a S
commissioned at
| G e org Field,
III.
| A native of
Yo otc1,or c DoL
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I n e Fr e n c n
coast, according
to word received
from the Navy
by his wife.
Mrs. Perry said
her husband is
recuperating in
E n 6 | a n d. She
said he has been
in the naval re-
serve since 1888
and before that
was in the Army
Reserves.
Comdr. Perry
Is q native of
Providence r I
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TN France " on
j une IL, the
w a r Depart
ment not iii e d
his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Harry
L. Matthias, 6916
Eighth sire e t
NV.
A native of
Washington, 1t.
Matthias " a S
graduated from
Central Hi & h
School and at
tended Wilson
Teachers Col
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SDFaKld on June
II. Sergt. Lat
liners wife, Mrs,
Miriam Pric e
Latimer, lives at
1918 K a n S a S
avenue NV, and
his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Philip
A. Latimer, sr.,
reside at 1914
Eighth sire e t
NV.
A native of
w a S h i n & t on,
Sergt. Latimer
was a graduate
of Nc cKiniey
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Killed in Action

the war Depart
ment informed
his parents. Pvt.
OKeefe would
have celebra ted
his twenty first
birthday today.
Pvt. OKeefe
also served in
the South Pa
cifc campaigns
for the Marshall
Islands, Roi and
Namur Islands.
His death occur
red some time
after June IA,
his father, who
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Prisoner Of War

trial would be adjourned for a brief
vacation from August 10 to Sep
tember S, inclusive. He said it had
come to his attention that some of
the jurors who were In business
wanted to release employees for va
cations.
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member of the District National
Guard. His widow, Mrs. Doris
Habig Matthias, lives in Cumber-
land, Md.
1t. Matthias, who went overseas
last December. formerly was en-
ployed at the Washington Post.
Two brothers. Joseph and Justin,
are in the Navy.
Tech. Sergt. Philip A. Latimer, jr.,
radio operator on Liberator
bomber. has been reported killed
on a bomber mission over Czecho-
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Is an executive OF the Hecht Co.,
said
Pvt. OKeefe enlisted In the
Marine Corps in December. 1912,
after attending Bethesda Chevy
Chase High School and st. Johns
College
First 1t. Robert Patrick Matthias
28-year-old paratrooper, was killed
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Comdr. Perry. Providence, r. l.,
and was educated in schools here
and abroad. He is the son of the
famous art collector, the late Mars
den j. Perry and Mrs. Perry. His
wife Is the daughter Of Robert P.
Wynne, Postmaster General under
President Theodore Roosevelt.
Prisoner Of War
Second 1t. Clarence E. FothergiIl.
20, son Of Mrs. Mary e. Fothergill of
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Extravagant spending Of money
at home results in an extravagant
spending Of blood in battle. Buy
extra War Bonds today to keep our
casualties to . minimum. Let's all
back the attack.
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Weather Report

District of Columbia, Maryland
and Virginia-Mostly cloudy. warm
and humid, with moderate winds
today and tonight. Fair and q lit
tie cooler tomorrow.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah rivers
clear at Harpers Ferry, Potomac
clear at Great Falls.
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Nine in Capital Area Listed
Among Casualties; Three Die

Three Washington men have been
killed in action on distant battle
fronts, relatives have been notified,
another has been wounded, three
are prisoners of war and two others
are missing
One of the men killed would
have been 81 years old today. He
lost his life in the occupation of
Saipan.
Killed in Action
Marine Pvt. HI. Collier O'Keefe,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. George w
OKeefe, 4707 Harrison street NV.
was killed in the invasion of saipan,
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ALEXANDRIA RESIDENT DECORATED Admiral Russell
Waesche eft commandant of the Coast Guard
the Legion of Merit Medal to Comdr Ralph Curry 1648
Alexandria, headquarters here Looking
Comdr Currys daughters Constance ront) and Helen K
Curry, and his wife Mrs Mary R. Curry Comdr Curry was
cited for exceptionally mertorous conduct and outstanding
performance duty" commanding ocer Coast Guard
rescued survivors of orpedoed
North Atlantic early last yearCoas Guard Photo
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A. A. Curme, Shoe Man, Dies

CHICAGO, July IS (P.-Arthur
A. Curme, 70, president of the Felt
man & Curme Shoe Stores Co.,
| died today.
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1t. Fotherg1ll has lived IN Washing
ton for seven years. Before enter
ing the Army Air Forces two years
ago he was employed by the Bureau
of Engraving and Printing
Staff Sergt. Edwin b. Freeman, %,
son of Mrs. Anna E. Freeman of
6096 Rollins avenue. Seat Pleasant.
Md, is reported to be wounded and
prisoner of the Germans in Aus
tria.
He was engineer on a B-24 that
was brought down May 20 on a raid
over Austria Previous to his en-
trance into the Army Air Forces in
the summer of 1912. Sergt. Freeman
was employed In the Navy Yard
here.
He is a native of Washington and
attended Maryland Park High
School.
Second 1t. Robert J. Herman, son
of James P. Herman. assistant di-
rector of Southern roads for the
once Of Defense Transportation,
and Mrs. Herman, is a German pris-
oner. according to word received by
his parents. The family resides at
$3.50 Rodman street NV.
1t. Herman was a navigator on a
Bit, downed over Germany May
%. He enlisted in the Air Forces
in January, .1943. and received his
commission at Hende Field. Tex,
in September, 1943.
He received his education at Ak
ron University, Akron, Ohio, where
the family lived before coming
here more than year ago.
Missing in Action
Serst. Harry M. Norris is reported
missing In action. He is the son of
Mrs. Lucy M. Norris of 7702 Blair
road, Takoma Park, Md.
STAFF Sergt. Martin r. Styer,
whose wife. Mrs. Doris E. Styer,
lives at 1925 East Frankland lane,
Silver Spring, Md, is missing in
action.
Decorations
Three Washington area men have
won decorations, two of them for
heroism In the South Pacific and
one for extraordinary achievement
in the bombing of Europe
Comdr. Eddie Sanders, U. S. NJ,
5000 Cathedral avenue NV, was
awarded the Distinguished Flying
Cross and the Gold Star In lieu OF
a second DFC for flights in the
South Pacific war zone.
Comdr. Sanders displayed "in-
vincible fighting spirit" as a squad
ron commander in an attack on
Nauru last December, his citation
said. He won the Gold Star for a
hazardous reconnaissance mission
over Kwajalein Atoll, which made
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Wounded in Action

1t. Comdr. Marsden J. Perry, Al,
of 2400 Sixteenth street NV. was
wounded during the Normandy in
vasion when his ship was sunk off
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Tech High School and was en-
ployed by the Agriculture Depart
ment in Beltsville He entered
the Army June. 194l, and has been
overseas since April.
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125 Darlington street S.W, is a pris-
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ROOMS WITH soARn tc...,

front room for doyernment-employed
ShsiEAf sass An; %SIson..n,., 7los ..mo.Da.r. .,
sons to bath: vide choices from % menu, COM ON
fssa No 1884, ssS s.issn fsas lit e
scis MASS AvE.-Room and board in re-.
cellent food. pleasant environment. Din
ners served to outside guests. DIssINB.
1883 Park RD. N.w.-Larse. clean, nicely
furnished basement room; private en-
GHnH tEsnes; best evs of food; for two.
sse.ney for p1Sae one oR Ra osss aR5s'' bus also
20I3 MASS: AVE; N.W."Jewish. refined
BRIAR MN. 1897 Eye st. NV, a con-
snie ss.t0n ons has tribe: fse cn.
other gentleman: telephone in % each i room; ON
nns ao ,sis ST. Gpss sH T.saense sS
lady; conv. baths: switchboard. selected
ROOM AND BOARD. sis week. Republic
1sSu Islo conn. CON-. AVE. AYE; N.w;-,yae.ney for
LARGE FRONT ROOM for Protestant
renned girls. Conv. transp. to all sections
OF town. Laundry privileges Sunday
meals. x42 80 month. Ii. 7lS1.
1928 18th ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished room
Tor young men and young ladies; shower
baths; excellent meals. :3Os
1918 18th ST. N.E.-Room to share with
another young man; twin beds; private
VACANCIES for young men, fresh vese-
tables daily. Parking lot free, every con-
yenience. ME. 9l9S.
2O22 G ST. N.W.-Vacancies for young
sirls, share room, private bath, balanced
meals, laundry privileges.
1908 QUINCY ST. N.W.-Nice clean room
with good home-cooked meals, for l girl
ProteStant home. RA. R3lQ
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

1907 KENYON ST. N.W.-Room, nicely
furnished near bath, So week.
Single and double rooms, furn. AID. 9s71
1914 18th ST, NV, at Scott Circle
Newly furnished single room, near bath;
fsTs6GF sKGf sRGar issTsf ROOM % ~n beds e,
phone, Transportation; reasonable. Suit
ATTRACTIVE, clean. very large, dble. or
twin beos. Lge. closet. a blk; Conn. ave
ss,s NEBRASKA AVE. N.W.-Twin bed
E0Sm' b"Ss ,ffer bath and shower OR
STfoST ARMS. 1887 21st st-Larse
rm.. ,u twin beds s25 ca o.as also desirable
sao VA 81 so 80 sses GR e
for girls conye9snt osI
SSaIi.seE msnth Ap; oSze5; w y, N
sinsle e-aa and double rooms. unlimited phone.
HOME FOR BUSINESSMAN, Chevy Chase:
al sss nc nu'es
1898 WYOMING AvE.-Lovely, large room
ior i. two large closet. windows; unlim-
peWSfoMN. iseS SfSHsi 1908 18th st. nw-private
home: hennis dn,x slnss and ass. double for quiet
Adams Mill rd., Apt. 24-Laree double
room, deep, closet. next to semiprivate
path; suitable a for so Govt. girls. Call after
1913 ST. NV ladies to share large
End front room, $21 each; share apt,
S25 monthly: gentle nome.
1901 CALVERT ST. NV, at Conn. ave
Womens residence club. sorority stmos-
pheIe. has large studio rooms for 8 or 4;
single HOLLYWOOD beds: connecting baths;
only S25 esch. NO. 9702 o9s
140e HARVARD ST. NW.-clean brisht
room. next to bath; excellent transporte.
ton: adults: % 0 week.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

ONE ROOM, unfurn: apt. bldg, NV;
aGsi ef3sl SsS g!S D% y2m'n IA Ra st1 tl4s Ext
PLEASE. must have unfurn. apt. rms.
XII bath by Sept 8 NV. section, under
WANTED Immediately small single furn.
eflcef Phone MRS; s., MOODY, De 1000.
GovERsMENF ea IN Il 70 ENeiSEER sTS needs 4-eed.
room house, furnished or partially fur
nished: any legation considered. but
PAX erred For tu1her Gs sefe
WSGHiey YSTNG eoErLE sot8 desire attractive apart
BRITISH isaG1 Rn t FAMILY n'st des2es sma
turn. apt, willing to share house. Sept. 15
Be aSoo S Ext s9ns es Dsea
TWO PERMANENT Govt. girls desire we'll
furnished Or bed5eom ds91 aP1 in good nv
GovT. OFFICIAL and wife want txo,room.
eni ssshe1 bath so. ans 45Y sha s,ae no pets
~ ssE ~, 81 SS. fs5la'ss ssz want ssS0"
COLLEGE PRoFEssoR in Government en-
RSymsn sns sfs Ssh Box
CANADIAN OFFICER requires two-bed-
uN
Bethesda. September 18Th; no Children.
STIEf %1 49iS SoTNa Rs doufLE Govt workers
desire furn or unfurn. one-bedrm. apt,
SSE1SsisItS si SoyR SFSFTMfS4 Fl Sfs 5
YSTSG Couple S desires Ns' furnished ursD two
apart in
manent occupancy about October l5
YOUNG coUPLE desires furnished 1.reom
2RM1 iisifs WIFE Or
s.: SSxAFoKR NJ M+fS4 aFE E% ESusi' sisq or rooms.
sisehen bath fur ,tOr. or untyT dsa ot
ADULT GS oy soS. ssena1 moth.T snt no abed1m .pt
s5ss ST; Rss% .,5'! ~ s7ss ,..'r.. -
0t WAVE ss OFF oPf16ERs IL iGs need sya ss Sept 2
anfurnished. in downtown NV. Section.
All girls are from GENTLE families and col:
IeGe srad1atss: d9ans: viii sive references. Call
sTHEiSR s1sEDRooM on APARTMENT in good 'q resi-
dental location furnished; partly furnished
or unfurnished: Govt. of1cial; family Of
three adults; price to $3.50. Box 1S2.Y,
FURNISHED. 2-bedroom apt. in NV apt.
bldg: adults only: references. AID. 1896.
2as
DUPONT CIRCLE or Georsetown-Smal
well-furn. apt. by Sept. 18th; young mar
ried interior decorator, husband overseas;
day or after pm. weekdays.
FURNISHED APARTMENT in apartment
building for naval oficer and wife, in Nv.
section. Call Sligo 1888. 29s
RESPONsIBLE COUPLE desire perm un
furnished apt. NV, prefer Dupont Circle
section; living s.e room. bedroom KITCHEN. Itch.
COLORED-Employed man and wife
want . rooms. kitchen and bath, unfur-
nished, by Sept; l. Call NO. 2les. 29'
DRITlSH OFFICER and wife require
turn. hoQsekeeptns apt. NV. 18th Sept.
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, black, or
black and white. reeistered AKC: l5 cham
pions IN 4 generations. Torohill, My Own
Bloodline; reas. HOBBY HILL, Berwyn,
IRISH TERRIERS. champion sired, line
bred , females. 3 months old, exceptional
specimens. $50 each. Call OIL. 1892 after
q IN evenings.
PEKINESE. beauties. show winners. pups,
AKC, male and female, 3 to mos old.
500 each, ME 1204, Falls Church
sCoTTIES. black. male $40; Doberman.
female. S25; mixed terrier, S5. DOG
HOTEL. 7344 Georgia ave. ia. 4:a2l.
COOKERS, sired by Champion Bobs Show
ma ster, red and white. $50: also black
and red, good breeding, SIS s35,, DoG
BOXERS-Exeelently bred choice pups
Fawn or brindle Beautifully marked
A. K C. res Ready TO go. Alex Os05.
HOME wanted for y black kittens and
mother. VIII bring TO your door. TIE
.151
DOGS BOARDED. meat diet. grassy runs
individual houses. Called for and deliv-
ered Wo; 7s6a ewes; ia. 592s days.
SETTER. beautiful. red and white male:
wonderful pet and guard; reasonable. Also
Toggenburg milk goats, lumber. HI.
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FARM & GARDEN,

GARDEN TOOLS, used. In excellent con
shovels 81 .2b; wheelbarrovs. Sc. So mat
.n. xs n." ss hsHde' o hoe: Sn
Shop, = = :tores; Phone orders. ATlan-
LAWNS CARED FOR, fertiiized seeded;
trees and shrubbery pruned. dead trees cut
estimates free call NA. 5447: ewes,
Sligo 1888 or Sligo 1868.
GREENER GRASS-Those who heard the
September call for seasons past and acted
know that greener grass and better grass
should not be on the other side of the
that comes only once year. Hish-auality
seed. fertilizer and workmanship will work
hand in hand with nature to perfect that
yelvety green you have long been yearnng
walks. terraces, walls, lily pools specimen
shady spots. tree surgery. trellis and arbor
construction, waterproofng Wondergro,
the ideal lawn food, makes poor soil good
and good soils better: free estimates: oSl5
ton. Lincoln 4225. %
TREES REMOVED. topsoil seeding fertil-
izing, perennial plants. evergreens Sheared,
sprayed; Towering shrubs; book your fall
seeding now; ..a walks English boxwoods
6oIIders 6omssese o5RRdsssspe oR service expert s~n
pnrrs FRUIT. oRNAMENTAL TREES, hedges
evergreens and gorgeous new. develop
ments in roses and Towering shrubs. for
cherry, apricot. nut; peach and plum trees
berry plants. rhubarb, srapevines and
ASPARAGUS. Hardy Northern nursery-erown
stock direct from grower TO you guar
anteed to grow or replaced free. Pay on
delivery at fall planting time. Supply short:
239a or write HOWARD DOWNEY, 1899
Melgs st. Washington, Z. c.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

LOVELY TWO-ROOM L.H.K. SUITE for
Magic Chef etc; excellent loc for transp
aa aad eyenins co sas shoDgng ,, near 4ah and
FuRSfsHED 81 MopnnS e5fH APARTMhNr % Efsxaayi to
share so with % one sas or two girls Call after
po%SsT6iwSS.., S ~, i!io n M st. n.x-sna aoi mr.
l-rm. apt, cooking fac, retrgr.; for 3;
S;5v, Si5 Also r,IIT 11TW spt .n, for 2. $50: -.
kit ana bath .cleened s ed 1sss ssston Sorcb
ell utilities furn. Call NO. s9ls after Q
ONE LADY will share 2-bedrm apt. with
unlimited phone Cali CO. 1856.
z e. LARGE ~: Rooms, iurn;; Ink; modern
s3@fR furnished ISL sroom apt.
FITlsidssirss IIdss and ara ,sisphons ESerythinss
ss nTclS HSui g. oSIy 2at ms 1 st down
town: young girl to share 3room apt. with
YoENG tADy MI MI share eaaH a1tsf room
ment With another young lady. GE. e23s
ROOMS. nicely furn.; adults preferred
GLOVER r PARK nc01a VIII piu", sub!et Groom,
kitchen and bath apt, 2 months or longer,
70 quiet couple: can be seen to pm.
APT. sse. .so-Liv.. bed. kit. bath. Ho
ssRvrefMAss ssas eft WIFE fpf dssIr.s couple
two girls TO share home. Call OV. 1913.
ROOM FOR more man in our bach
BRADLEY. 315 EYarts. st. ne, MI. 1927.
iiai5 i,Ta ST. N.w.-younr lady to share
ss75 per week NE. 1890. " '''''
TWO MEN Jewish>., to share. four
snc keheb 3. 'pt s..n sfy asy
s:sosoas' APT. i'f: with sem.priv.te bath, din
ss snsd 1essHa,.s sh.sh.4e saa hTns roo" con"
sss sisa.d hAaos@ ST. Ss fs, RA I ssa5 UP
so sois ISL s., ssS SW lsa Apt sshre. bed
6e yaeates Sept. /. Cali Ma. 745a -
renned: employed couple: pvt entrance.
asM NsYH sY.liSs,n ys5a ca TE aass ,on
with FrisidaHe. J24 r St sc. Ludlow
al EYE ST. N.w.-a-room apt, newly
decorated; downtown: for couple: includ-
nS o " oT1s Ts pl G9y xsss ,eP oGS
room room AZ utilities: settled. employed lady:
LARGE furnished apartment living rm
bedrm., combined: kitchen-dininR room
combined, Frisi6sire. heat, utilities. bath
and shower; near transportation; adults.
a sIs s. Girl desres :HeT "osl TO- Share her
rm. apt with another AID a469 from
9 to s; MI. 81 so. after $40 pm
SERVICEMAN'S WIFE has lovely apt to
share with another Jewish young woman.
utes from town. Preferably one willing to
buy own Hollywood bed. Call MI. 53l6,
between : and 10 pm
HOUSE TO SHARE for ! TO 8 Eirls with
other girls. 1921 P st. NV
1920 PINEY BRANCH RD Nw.-Liv rm.
bedrm., kit, pvt. bath, refgr.. util, gar.
incld. S15. Er. stores express bus Quiet
employed couple only. No pets; refs. GE.
3SSS.
APT PRIVILEGES with large room, for
couple or / or 2 ladies; central location
splendid transp Ordway 1886
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MlscElLANeouS WANTED.

ADDING NACHINEs, .celculators. type
s5,'.ssi o;; ssS9e .'sS. 81 hs7s:
sAsI sa.sb .1aa sSndon sxn oR sse
Ssl M PA5pI RsHvplie eoos esss ,rn,tur.
do moving carefully; storage. ia. aa37.
BEDROOM SUITES. once furniture. dining
s!:s.xsTs @ ana russ. Dupont 6Sis' s:
%sd. fss ssff5 es s
seryiesman overseas. Cali Ar .4i67.
gan I''ls ss.sn: ssse sls sss's: ":
CASH FOR DIAM9NDs and old ssld;
LoTHiNG-Hishest prices paid ior
nins s.. qs.e ns ME se7 6esa svs: VIZ VIZ
CLoTHING-Highest prices paid for mems,
ss. sad sss5sns a,5a Ssthsf r.
IL IN st 5x l7ss 49,. WIN WI cal
CL0THINS-Bester prices paid ior msn's
Sf Sssd ssss ssshes op.p Hssa, .1.. vii iss a.. " nv
DIAMONDS. GOLD. Highest cash prices
paid Get our, our 'fier before you sell
FURNISHINGS for one rm.. kit. and bath,
with apt nav ayaissle business
or odd pieces or entire home, wanted at
once; also want refrigerator and table for
ha hall ,model rsdio sdn1 Please call Mr.. GRADY
FUKNI IURE. -brac, china. glassware.
nqee nsd pansnss hshest sssh
iceboxes. highest cash prices paic l. c.
EuRNITuRE CO. 1858 H st ne. TR. 1892,
Ask zai for sRH %R ssRRy Hsne s5s
FURNITURE - Rugs elec. refgr., washing
ashffa me cash Rrndsd 4p5 PGF best results ss
GOLD-Bring your old gold. silver. plating,
a. KAHN NC, 90 years at sah St NV
kAGKs az rsyGYns soc NO ga
our # oe
dc deliver ,,oSolr your accumulation please phone
hshss. ans sFGss psd ss houis sAg
sf%sPapERs sfG G2 ~ wASrEp sde P so9 lbs
ao our you
deliver your accumulation please phone
us: HIGHEST prices paid for, house rags,
ia5f HoTasrfE 81 fEs uEs4lR E9 asss electric in good
COlult1On. " Or 10 RalIOnS. WO. 446b.
PIANO-We are looking for spinet, apt
upright or grand piano: will pay the high-
est cash price. GE. S465
PLANO. baby grand, or gooC used Spinet;
lso some used household furnishings. Call
Repubic 361" evenings. 49,
PIANOS-Highest cash prices for spinets,
erandS, consoles and small uprights of any
make or type. Call Mr.. VERNON, Repub-
PIANO--.- High prices paid for spinet. grand
or small Lprlghts II interested in selling
PIANO-Will pay cash for a spinet q
small apartment upright or a grand Phone
EN- glI0 !"
PiANO-I am looking for a good spinet or
PIANOS WANTED " Grands. spinets or
studios highest cash prices paid Write or
POWER LAWN MOWER wanted OR. sl7s
BICYCLE. boys 22-inch. light weight. Call
RADIOS AND GRAND PIANO wanted at
once: also some good household furnl-
ture Please call today Mr. Grady. MA. 26:O
SEWING MACHINES-We buy all types;
repair hemstitching. buttons covered.
pleatine a17 F ST.. RE 1900. RE. 23l1.
TYPEWRITERs and adding machines re-
auire RE 2ses OFFICE MACHINES
CORP, Bond Bldg, 18th and N Y. ave
ALWAYS HIGHEST PRICE PAID for dia.
monds, siiverwsre, cameras. clothing and
firearms also choice Of diamonds on
hand MAX ZWEIG ME Qll3
Evening star., 1944-08-29
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
TUESDAY. AUGUST %. 1sA.
ApTs. WANTen fco.. !

YOUNG NAVAL OFFICER and wife need
apartment in modern building, convenient
NAVY Annex pref. unfurn Blk 267-Y. Star.
FURN. APT, NV. section; willing to share;
young women, references. OR. 7785,
TUiNiskED APARTMENT. living room,
bedroom; bath and kitchenette, wanted
SEPT. 5th for married couple; NV, near
1900 transp. DU. 64S4, Ext. 1O2.
COUrLk. young, rehned, 2-room and kit.
r: pss FUN INV s:st,os ss' bath Occupy Sept ls
ARMY captain and wife need 1-bedroom
apt. convenient to Goth st. and Va ave
NV. Phone Hobart 1851. Ext sos. any
tims Reference available: 3ls
furnished. desired for Army 'efS ofscep Gf snd an
wife; first or second floor. apt bldg. Cali
CLIENT WANTS 2-bedroom apt apt. me in exclu- Gu
sive location; Will pay up to S225 a month
Nj Realssl lsSl9f i7ss s'R s.
WANTED Immediately. unfurnished apart
ment or small house, NV: up to 500. EX.
6lno' & EHt; 2264 bet s;A5 an to $50
WANTED Information concerning available
one or two room. X. and b. modern apt,
$40 to $50 . month. in NV. section; pref
erably bounded BY 18th st, Conn. ave, CO.
iumbla "a. and Fla. ave, or vicinity G. W.
s9vfIstE S9 fMFEoYE6 YnEs'r91Gs.n apt
or duplex or quiet Christian home. Box
WANTED. small apt. or room with bath,
furn. or unfurn. Call DE. 7l60. after
pm.
COLORED-Apartmen Of 8 to rooms.
desired by ref1ned colored family OF adults:
furnished or unfurnished. Wisconsin