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Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-25
N. \. STOCKS

New York Sept y dPb Skyrocketine
prices Tor farm commodities in the biggest
bull movement IN more than five years
overshadoWed @ firm and moderately aC-
tive stock market Monday.
Cotton scored an extreme gain Of IS
= bale IN New York. while in domestic
grain pits in Chicago. Kansas City Mime
apoig and Duluth. grains ran up the fun
Scent limit allowed in one days trading.
TIE s.arp gains and active trading in
these staples outshone anything seen in
commodities since start of World War II
IN September. 1899.
Ia The stock market the rise was led
by rails and railroad equipments. The rail
equipment sr~ssp was aided by indications
that The French government viii seek
500 000. OO0 worth Of new rolling stock.
Preliminary closing Dow Jones aver
ares. Indugtrsals l4G =, up o 80, rail
roads 40 40. up $50 utilities 249l, up
@ O6: G5 stocks 50 -. up Gao
Sales t0taled 792 $50 shares compared
with 546 AGO Friday. Curb turnover agere-
gated 216 665 shares against 175.565 Fri
daV
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-25
Football Experts
Revonp Views

SCHNEIDER. former Trojan star, and
clinched their upset win with a
passing attack that netted a second
more.
Coach Pest Welch's Washington
Huskies feared the twice victorious
Willamette BearcatS before game
time, but made mince-meat out of
their lighter opponents to sound a
warning to their Southern Confer
ence rivals.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-25
LOCAL HU7I'ERFAT
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Los Angeles, sept. %. up
Cattle: Salable $500: fairly active; steers
largely steady: she stock steady TO p
cents lower; load good fed steers 14.50:
Tux medium to good grass and short fed
steers 1914: common and medium. 9.75-
u 25: good fed heifers ii; common to
medium heifers 1l-l2; medium TO good
cows 10 25-12: cutter to common $40;
Gamers and cutters 5 5O-7.75: medium to
good bulls 95C-10.5 50.
Calves: Salable 1900; fairly active,
mostly steady; medium to choice range
calves 1914; Gull and common S-11.5O.
Hogs: Salable 1900: active steady; me-
dum to choice lS0-240 pounds 1918
heavier weights Is; medium to choice
sows 14-15
Sheep: Salable 300: steady. medium TO
good mixed wooled lambs and yearlings.
10 OO-l2 60.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-25
WIN WITH EASE

In other weekend games, the re-
their circumference openers with
ease, University of California thump-
ing st. Mary's College 31-7 and
University of Washington SWamping
little Willamette Ito.
College of the Pacific surprised
st. Mary'S navy pre-flight 14-6,
Whitman fell before the Second Air
Force 1910, University of Nevada
thumped Tonopah Army Air Base
900, Alameda Coast Guard tied the
fleet city Blue jackets TT, San Diego
Navy crushed Wilmington Army 65-
0, the Fourth Air Force walked over
the San Diego Bombers 56-7, and
the University of California Ram
blers tied Fairfield-Suisun Army Air
Base 90.
CONFERENCE GAMES
Conference play resumes this Sat-
urday with the Bruins of UCLA
invading Berkeley to meet Califor-
mia. use entertainS College of the
Pacific and Washington will romp
against Whitman at Seattle. Arizona
State Teachers meets Tonopah Ar
my at Flagstaff.
Sunday, Fleet City entertains ST.
Mary's Navy Pre-Flight at Shoe
maker Field, Alameda Coast Guard
journeys to Reno to meet Nevaca
and San Diego Navy is host to
Compton College.
Coach Jeff Cravath's Trojans,
smartly capitalizing on breaks and
exhibiting heavy running offens-
i've, rolled up 1870 lead in the
second quarter on touchdowns by
Gordon Gray and Don Burnside,
and had a certain win until Rcesch
broke loose in the final three min
uteS.
Sparked by the 160-pound back,
Babe Horrell's Bruins passed and
ran 40 yards to one score, then tied
ii up with Roeschs thrilling punt
return as the gun went off. Statis-
tics were in favor of UCLA, IA first
downs to 10 and 226 yards to 1872,
because of superior passing.
"T' FORMATIONS
hl oei eihcIcy, COdCll oLuD ALISON
unveiled his 'T" formation before
10000 as the California Bears
marched 40, 48 and 46 yards on the
ground for three touchdowns against
the inexperienced st. Mary's Gaels
and picked up two more on pass in
Perceptions. Ed Anderson, Ed Bar
nett and George Quist made most
of California's POT yards and 12
first downs, to II yards and six
first downs for Jimmy Phelan's
GaelS, who Tailed once on a pass
interception.
Amos Alonzo Stages COP Tigers,
outgained 81 by the ST. Mary's
Pre-Flighters, went ahead on the
running proWess of Amblin' Amby
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-25
4. A. STOC AS

Los Angeles. Sept y. Trading on
the Los Angeles stock exchange was light
Monday. with $500 issues sold. Five stocks
were up. one down and eight unchanged
Pacific Air rer cent 200 al 37is un-
changed Standard oil OF California Ice at
35M unchanged; Union OIL 100 Al ISL. up
a Consolidated steel common 400 at
u. up A.. Ryan 200 al Az, down = {;
Farnsworih 100 al 49,. unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-25
GIRLS WILL EAT MEAT

LUDLOW, Mass, Sept. IS. CUPl-
He used to cook for the girls at We'll
lesley College, but now he's dishing
it out FOR grimy CTS in Italy. He's
Sgt William McGinty of Ludlow,
stationed at an anti-aircraft base.
Says McGinty: Il don't think I'll
ever be able to make a salad again.
If I ever get back to Wellesley the
girls are going to eat canned meat
and like it,"
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-25

Games left to play:
Detroit-At home: with Phila-
delphia, with Washington. Away:
None.
st. Louis-at home: with Boston,
4 with New York. Away: None.
New York-at home: None. Away:
with Chicago, 4 with st. Louis.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-25
NJ AR K ET S
pOULThY & EGGS

POULTRY PRICES. (An points Imperial
Valley OPA Maximum set oct. y, 1881
First price-At ranch TO wholesaler or re-
taller. Second prlce-Delivered 10 whole
saler or retailer. Third price-At ranch
to consumer:
Broilers. Leehorns, under ~ lbs, soc,
2k TO lbs, 29c. fryers 3-4 lbs. 29c
roasters, all weights, 29c; fowl. Leghorn'
all weights 35l4c; colored, all weights
25 &c; ducks, all sizes 25c, rabbits, under
his 22-24c
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-25
Los Angeles. Sept. 25. up

Los Angeles. Sept. . up
Eggs. Wholesale prices consumer grade
Large. Grade A $3.50. Grade 1894; me
dunn Grade A 46-47; small. Grade 4
2O-2l.
Retail prices 10 consumer: Large, Grade
"A 65-6s, Grade A 62-66 Grade 4u-43
medium. Grade A 53-5s. small Grade A
25-32
Candled graded eggs To q Ia e T
cases Large Grade AA > y -5sis Grade
A 55-56la, Grade b 36-3S; medium. Grade
A 47-5l small. Grade a 242I
Butter: Grade AA 43. Grade 3 a.,
Grade B 42A. Grade { IL.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-25
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Sundays Results
st. Louis, al; Philadelphia, 80,
first game 16 innings.
Brooklyn, 1913: Chicago, ga.
New York, So; Pittsburgh, 4-3
Second game 10 inningO. =,
Cincinnati, 81: Boston, 10.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-25
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. SeTt =. IUPl-Grain INJURIES
ruled firm on the board of trade Saturday
in an active session. Heaviest trade took
lace in rye.
Wheat was up X to 2@s cents a
bushel: corn up s. to IA cents; oats up
and barley up 24 TO -.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-25
By UNITED PRESS

The San Francisco Seals were
safely into the finals of the Pacific
Coast league governors cup play
offs Monday, sinking Oakland twice,
81 and 20, Sunday to nab a Al
series win, while the Los Angeles
Angels were swamping Portland,
l4-3 and Ill, to take a 3-2 lead.
Les Angeles needs only one more
win tonight or Tuesday to qualify
for the finals, beginning Wednesday
night in San Francisco. If the An
gels win, the two teams will play
three games at Seal stadium, then
move to Los Angeles for a Sunday
doubleheader Should the Beavers
pull through. the entire series will
be held in San Francisco.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-25
l.. a. H4 J

Los Angeles, Sept. .. tUPI-
Alfalfa. u. y. no. dno U. S. No. 2,
leafy' uncertificated, O.75-3l. rs: n. S.
No. 2. green and U. s. Nc. z. S27o0- 30.75
Others unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-25
l.. A. (TR1I

Los Angeles, Sept. 25. up
No. ! nara oI soft white wheat. bulk,
26O-2 65; grading barley. 46 pounds, bulk.
222iz -2.27iz: No. 2 oats. IS pounds.
bulk, 26O-2.G5; No. 2 yellow corn, bulk,
no offers; No. . milo. bulk. 2 Az -252lz.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-25
By ED EMERY

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 25. CUP)
Those 10000 fans who saw Univer-
sity of California at Los Angeles put
on a Hollywood finish to tie the
University of Southern California
TroianS 1913 in the final second
of play are still mumbling in their
boards Monday, ready for anything
in the 1914 Pacific Coast gridiron
season.
ubstitute Halfback Johnny
Roesch's last moment rs yard gal
lop with punt and Rose Bowl hero
Bob Waterfield's tieing conversion
saved the Bruins from defeat gave
use a tie in Pacific Coast confer
ence standings, and set the stage
for a crosstown gigantic when the
two teams clash again Nov. 25 in
the same Los Angeles Memorial
Coliseum.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-25
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Sundays Results

sundays Results
st. Louis, 3, Philadelphia, 2.
Detroit, 9; Bostcn, 5.
Cleveland, d. New York, /.
Chicago, go; Washington, 80.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-25
Here Is Way
Race Looks

NEW YORK, Sept. 25. CUP)-The
American league pennant race at
a glance:
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-25
l7sI3 SISlISlSS
PACIFIC COAST PLAY-OFFS
Sunilay,s Results

Los Angeles, l4-11; Portland, 81.
San Francisco, 90: Oakland, TO.
wins serieS.)
Imperial Valley press., 1944-09-25
GETS 26TH WIN

Tom Seats pitched his 26th win OF
the year for the Seals in the opener.
banging out a three-run homer in
the fifth to put San Francisco back
in the lead after he had allowed the
Oaklanders five runs in the top of
the ninth. Manuel Salvo was the
losing tWirler.
The seven-inning finale was q
pitching duel between Cowboy Ray
Harrell and Damon Hayes, Harrell
allowing five hits and Hayes four
The Seals scored in the second on
two singles and an error, and again
in the sixth when Hayes gave up
four bases on balls, committed a
balk and threw wild pitch.
ANGELS HIT 90 TIMES
Los Angeles. regular season pen
nant winner, hit its stride in the
Evening star., 1944-01-18
APARTMENTS WANTED.

bath furnished or unfurnished adjacent
Conn. ave. between K and Tilden; couple,
no children, own and appreciate nice fur
nishines. Box Old. Star.
ARMY CAPTAIN and wife will pay suitable
rent for above-average furnished apt. In
desirable neighborhood; references. Call
Hobart 44S0. Ext. 506.
YOUNG professional woman, %. desires
on apt in % MISC Seod nS
british ARMY ARMY OFFICER desires ~ i-room,
kitchen and bath apt. good NV. section.
Phone Ex. 1900. Ext 3s6.
SETTLED COUPLE wants furnished apt,
not over $50; any section no children or
f fWo BGsiNEss sSN aS G1RIs siSs want quiet, nicely
Gated. Decatur 5000, Ext. s. between
cANxDfAN government ofncial (woman)
wants single furnished apartment, S75 to
1SSe day q aeSsja ov oS91 eyennss 20.
nshed -ro9m 1ens If.l kitchen bath aDartment
RESPONSIBLE Govt. official desires to SUBJ
lease Immediately small downtown apt.
GOVT. 0FFICiAL and wife, permanently
located, wish small apt. in NV. apt. bldg,
around S115. NO 1850. No children.
FOUR employed adults want furnished
apartment or bungalow, . double bedrooms
living room kitchen. bath; white neigh
borhood within District. prefer Northwest
convenient transportation. Box 495-T
Star. 49,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

full white sidewall tires. excellent mechan-
35 and 40 miles per gallon; must be seen
to be appreeiated. Parkway. 3O51 NJ
sUicK ] s4s ti Re Roaamaster .s.d.n.t..: must
haye his Inck PTckSity; radio and heater. Hyatts-
PoSt,ss foS out ri EadIS as,s and heater. ssndaii
vsfs sesaa GOOD s4ss bar
sW sa1n' MI MpareTsy eIsS Motor Co" so51 M st.
BUICK ie4i Special 4-door sedan. radio.
heater; one.owner car. very clean; GOOD
tires, IS 81 Hawkins, 1888 14th st. NV.
sas tsssE sedan Can Fia's
BUICK ia41 black convertible club coupe;
ssIl eyeninss Nj. a7is: iS Miss Doran' SGRai'.0.'
BUICK l940 super 4-door sedan; :. and h..
COUPE HyattsSiIie Ge fRd Buick. eS wa 1 Sill eiu0
BUICK 1910 Century sedan; radio and
faefsn' and ises sves St. SAY 9Yned
BUICK 1871 super sedan; radio and heat
81 ssSssns sisP sGnd5SSn sood tires
and heater. excellent condition Hyatts-
cApnIxc LAC sedan @a go. special: .xc.r.n.
Ing to Ha~siI vii sssrihse. h" isi1 Ga1e Bit IT,
T.
CHEVROLET 1899 de luxe sedan; radio.
heater, perfect tires: sacrifice on terms.
1873 1879 S Business sye eoap. 1s eooa
tires, good mechanical condition. 1895.
CHEVROLET 1s4ll station wagon; excel
Buick, WA fill. '''n''
CHEVROLET 1941 Special de luxe 4-door
sedan: two-tone finish. radio and heater.
excellent tires very clean: $1,195; guar
anteed. LOGAN Motor Co., 18th st. NV.
between K and L.. RE- 1851.
CHRYSLER de luxe sedan; looks. runs
good; S135 cash, full price. Roper, 1870
r. !. ave. ne. 49,
CHRYSLER 1888 Royal sedan; fne motor
and tires. Cherner Motor Co., 1881 Flor
ida ave. NV. HO. 5000.
SHRYsLER l94l 4:door sedan. New
tres. ts HyattsVille BUICK. HiE.oIWA Wa. xiiiiii 5000
DODGE l941 4;door custom sedan: nuid
ton Hyattsyile Buick. WA. All.
DODGE 1941 coupe; clean throushout;
Florida ave. NV. Ho. 5000.
Continued on Next Page,
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PROPOSALS.

Federal WORKS AGENCY, PUBLIC
Buildings Administration. Washington, b.
duplicate will be publicly opened in this
ONCE at | pm, Jan. IS, 1914. for altera-
tions to, West ENTRANCE to Tape Tunnel at
Materials Testing LABORATORY. National
tained at this ONCE in the discretion Of
W. E. REYNOLDS, Commissioner of Public
Buildings, Federal Works Agency.
PUBLIC ROADS ADMINISTRATION, FED
eral Works Agency, Arlington County, Vir-
ginia, January 8, 1914. (SEALED BIDS
will be received at the ONCE of the Dis
trict Engineer, Public Roads Administra-
ton, 1440 Columbia Pike, Arlington, Vir-
ginia. until 1900 o'clock am, E. W. T:
Project D-3 Military Hishway. District Of
Prince Georges County bridge at Camp
Springs). Approximate quantities of the
more important items are as follows:
$4,000 Gu. Yds. Excavation: 2,15O Gu.
Yds. Concrete; 100000 Lbs. Reinforcing
Steel: $50 Gu. Yds. Stone Masonry: and
IL 900 Lin. Ft. Timber Piling. Minimum
rates Of wages for laborers and mechanics
on this project have been fixed by the
Secretary OF Labor as reauired by law
ouested, a deposit of $1,000, certified
check or cash, will be required to insure
their return within Is days after opening
of bids. Checks must be made. payable
to the Treasurer of the United States
Plans, Specifications and proposal forms
may be obtained at the address giver
above. H. j. sPELMAN, District Engineer
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APIS. FURNISHED tcon,.) J

waE au.s HOUSE aot ,Sr l2a 4,1.S 4
sss'I ssss Ee0sf g. NV P stos teens sss5 sp
ties Included h 81 sss ssss B s., .nts Tsts and ut
Sssh hsasetsep,ns" ga. and HSmsii sieesrieits sas'
sns4f sM9ER dishss sFRN sveT MpFrnsSed sm SsS ,ut
aois s3ra sr., MT. R RainieT-4 nSep rooms
Utensils furnished; suitable fe'sSiH Adults
Ht.s.s ST S.srss5 ;ssss ss. tssn
ssIsfR ss!eh iSsesa;s SesE f0s
sSds 'ssssis ts9ashsd sns :" sSait Sns
SS.s bss .4i! is :Jsss se0s ssrss ssaFss%
Ylassss. Yass. IsS s% Ess;T' ssE.s. sssT' d.. rms asr,
sirlh;.. Fine ,l trans; walk; dist FBI f. ArpoTy
Sso; svsilabls Immediately. Apply s455
BoWNFFoWN. BeoSR1SF ~ ne i14a 18th n.v-one-rm
studio apt. share bath and refs; girls,
Ssf fs1s assi kEsxoS 5Sd ST. f!sssi wur9 apt
EAsE EAss aTEs FsoNT RooM all and dtf Kitchen
private bath. twin beds. Frisidaire, ne.
fssson so4 MoSsoE elSis aEapsP ST. NwEarse "
kitchenette, porch, semiprivate bath. rea-
WANTED. young lady to share large CHEEKY
apartment in NV. section with other
congenial young women. Phone AID. 1887
JOB CITFRoN iiII Ton sr-2-room apt avail
for sober empl. lady or couple; conv. trans.
ios ST. s.E.-Larse light Housekeeping
room, room, refriserator. Near Navy Yard; On
ia 5th ST. Me- rms, newly reno
0sREs Mis-. 0P1y PfNrSeoS AZ Sk Navy Annex Airing.
ton Hall. 10 min. Constitution ave-, block
ss Isss sa' cALvERT ETe' ST. IN N.W0s light rooms
ppEiyate bath elec. refs. employed adults;
LARGE bed-livins room and kitchen plus
all utilities given to refined couple or
woman, exchange managing small high
elass' n 1i neat st roomins house Aiexandria
REFINED PROTESTANT WOMAN desires
lady to share her ,attractively furnished
apartment building, NV. section, conven-
tent ient trssnsSpSrtati1n an O. Box 1908; .o' =,
refined ladies: other rooms
EMPLOYED couple or young lady to share
phone. Taylor 1896 evenings or sunday
WOMAN. between 30 and 30 whose hus-
band is overseas, to share living expenses
aP 3D. 'c6 cdtpse psyaf cy oah Ma VA
s52s,. or call in person after $50 pm
weekdays
WANTED girl to share modern 5-room
apartment house, 80 35th st. ne. Good
transportation. Call 81. 1884 after s
am. or after $50 pm.
WILL SUBLET six months excellently fur
nished 1-bedroom apartment no children
or pets: references: occupy Jan. 23. 2122
Terrace I'd. sc. 1S'
1853 QUE ST. NV, Ho a746-So2 so
complete; share. Miss Stone. 49,
1904 ALLEGHENY AVE, TAKOMA PARK
. rooms, kitchen, bath $3.50
1907 Eye st. NE rooms. kitchen and
semibath, S31 80. HOME REALTY CO..
lO10 Eye st. NV.
CONVENIENT TO CAPITOL AND SENATE
Once Bldg. Bedroom, living room, ktch-
en-. bath and sun porch, very attractively
furnished. Possession about Feb. 1st.
ROBT. L. McKEEVER CO.,
ShOreham bldg MA 4H50
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

MUST VACATE to new owner: need modern
unfurnished two-bedroom house. District
or nearby suburbs occupancy by Feb. Is.
Sligo 929O. los
& ROOMS. unfurnished, with back yard,
Tor adults; Sc. section preferred. Phone
UNFURNISHED . or 3 bedroom bungalow,
house or apt, IN better sections of ne,
NV, or Silver Spring; Washington busi-
nessman. Mr.. Rose, MI. 6492
MODERN HOUSE or apartment, complete
ly furnished. > or 3 bedrooms; must be
convenient to GEORGETOWN University; adult
365.}. 2Os
PRIVATE INDUSTRY EXECUTIVE wants
permanent residence, two-three bedroom
unfurnished house in NV section: family
Of two adults: rental about S10O. Call
Republic 2n7a. 49,
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oUT-oF-ToWh REAL ESTATE.
Your Vacation Home Now and
Sfalaa Io rkQa. To Rafira r,c,

a Snug Harbor to Retire To.
We offer until sold an additional number
Of fertile homesites OF from , to 8 acres
on the GULF COAST OF FLORIDA, a fish,
erman's heaven, at present prices of 1895
to $685. per tract: some homesites have
water frontage and all front a paved road
and have electricity.
immediate possession.
No heating or tax problems and a won
derful all-year climate.
For beautiful illustrated free booklet
phone or write A. F.. Madeira, with j.
WESLEY BUCHANAN, 1889 K st. NV.
Evening star., 1944-01-18
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

HYATTSVILLE HILLS best section at
rooms "a baths, built-in garage; avail
able, around Jan. %: rent, $40 O. B.
lantzinger Co.. e45 X st. NV. MA, 1871. i.
OWNER, modern 3-bedroom, oil h-w h.
$3.50 month; immediate occupancy.
5O29 25th RID. NJ. Arlington-Furn. 5-r
bungalow, corner. oil heat. See Wesley
Buchanan. 1882 K st. NV. ME. 1143
Evening star., 1944-01-18
JACUB N. HALPER, Attorney,
1911 X St. NV.
Filed Dec. 81, 1913.
Charles z. Stewart, Clerk.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
bia.-In Re Application of FRIEDRICH
ALBRECHT AU. for Change of Name
Civil Action No. 2256S.-Friedrich AL
judgment changing is name to Fred
Albert Au and having applied to. the
notice required by law in such cases, it is.
by the Court. this 31st day Of December,
l943 ORDERED, that all persons show
cause, if any there be, on or before the
"Sth day of January. 1914, why the
prayers Of said complaint should not be
eTdefe6 eTder b. That sNpy Of this
consecutive weeks before said day in The
Evening Star and The WASHINGTON Law
tSealO A True Copy. Test: CHARLES
E STEWART, Clerk. By SOPHIE LYMAN,
Deputy Clerk ja411.IS
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

ON THOMAS CIRCLE, suitable for office
bldg. APPROX. 5000 SO. #. floor space;
VIII give long lease. permit alterations:
Sab per mo. Avail within 30 days. ME.
2713 or AID 1855
SMALL OFFICE, 1st floor: also 2,1oO So
shop, Apply 9"9 H ST. NV. NE. s742
FURNISHED LARGE OFFICE. desks. .
typewriters. chairs. etc: also smalls office
with double desk. typewriter. chairs etc ;
near Dupont Circle. WO, 1853. Mr.,
ENTIRE 5th FLOOR. Central National
Bank Bldg. 631 Pa. ave. NV, about . 900
SO. it., light. heat and elevator service in
cluded. ]. B. Stein, $40 F st. NV. MA.
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HOUSES UkFURkIsHED.

8 ROOMS, unfurnished, 4-bedroom house,
ami; near Kensington. Md; Sl25 per
month Phone WI. .4176. ME. l143
RLINGTON-Detached houses 5 rooms
and bath, stove and refrigerator furnished,
coal furnace; 10c bus fare CHI 67O7
during day. to 5 only.
80 SHERIDAN ST. NE-l-yr -old 5-rm
brick bungalow; oil heat: available lst:
S6s; perm. adults pref; GE. 1902.
Md; S495O per mo. Schuyler, Inc, All
Southern BLDG. RE. 1927
125 r ST. NE ROOMS. BATH, OIL
heat, garage. SS5; reference required
1919 M st. s.e.-6 rooms, bath, det
frame house; h.-w.h., cleo; S67.5O MA
2o57 PARK RD. N.W.--s ROOMS .
baths Lear garage, oil hot-water heat
Faces park. Very reasonable.
C. H. PARKER CO.,
MA. 2326 Realtors 435 4th ST 6 w
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, DC.
STORES FOR RENT.

2OO4 N ST. N.W-Entire second foor,
24x30, front entrance; also frst floor.
rear. 24x24, front and rear entr. Spaces
suitable for shops or storage. WO. 1865,
after 8 pm. ISs
MODERN STORE. 23x75. located on Conn.
ave. near 8 st. NV. Box 96-D, Star
ON CONN AVE,
Across from Uptown Theater, 1-story store
20x46, double show windows, heat fur
nished; excellent spot for women's shoes,
jewelry store or similar business.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.. INC,
73S 18th st. NV. DI. $3.50.
1921 H ST. NE.-ATTRACTIVE STORE,
approximately l51ax4S; 2 show windows,
2-car garage. separate entrance to upstairs:
Ind floor has rooms, modern kitchen and
bath: 3rd floor. rooms and bath; oil hot
water heat.
C. H. PARKER CO.,
MA. 1925. Realtors. 435 4th St. SW
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MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates:
will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelman
Moving & Storage Co., Taylor 2931. 49,
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APIS. WANTED tcons.).

FURNIsHED-Ons or two rooms with
bath and kitchenette, Northwest district
close in. Box 430-T, Star. 49,
MOTHER and employed daughter desire
fnTn; tyr Or unfurn. apt, NV. Best refs.
ONE OR TWO BEDROOM apartment or
house, GEORGETOWN vicinity preferred. by
March 1st. NO. 64s4 after z pm. 49,
Evening star., 1944-01-18
APARTs. FURk. OR UhFURN

TAKOMA PIX, MD.-10-min. walk to Dis
trict express bus; on second floor, ) rooms
bath. and kitchen; for employed girls o.
couple to share house with quiet college
couple with baby; garage and garden
avail Feb. or March Box 411-G, Star