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Evening star., 1944-08-03
j. J. RamsdeII Dies;
Advertising FirmHead

jesse J. Ramsdell, 81, OF l4li
Underwood street NV, heao Of an
advertising agency and Q resident
Of the District since 1911, died Tues
Day night at his home after an
illness Of several months. Funeral
services will be held at 8 pm. to-
morrow at tthe 8. H. Hines funeral
home. 2o07 Fourteenth street NV
Burial will be In Lincoln Cemetery
A native Of Wellsboro. Pa, Mr..
Ramsdeu was q graduate of q
Buffalo IN. " high school and
Of an advertising school there. He
came to Washington as q stenog-
rapher in the Bureau of Public
Roads. He transferred to the War
Risk Insurance Department during
the World War.
Mr.. Ramsdell was employed in the
advertising department Of Wood
ward & Lothrop from 1921 to 1924
He then became advertising man.
ager for w. B. Moses d Sons and
later for Parker Bridget Co. He
started his own business, the Rams
dell Advertising Agency, in 1884.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs
Mary L. Ramsdell; a son, Charles X
Ramsdell. and a daughter, Mrs
Norton E. Eastment, all Of WASH
ington. He also is survived by his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r.
Ramsdell, and q sister, Mrs. Her
man Berger, all of Tonawanda, N. Y
Mr.. Ramsdell also leaves a grand
son, Charles Kenneth Ramsdell OF
Washington.
Evening star., 1944-08-03
Ms. Esther Becker DIS;
IS Years / D. {. Resident

Mn. Esther Becker. 80, Tor n
years : resident Of Warrington, died
yesterday IN ! Baltimore nursing
home after m illness Of = year
Funeral services were 70 ~ held u
= pm. today at the Bernard DAN
1ansky y Son funeral home, 350l
Fourteenth street NV. Burial waa
to b IN Ohev 6holcm Cemetery.
Mrs. Becker was Z member Of the
Hebrew Home Of the Aged Auxiliary
and Of the Ohey 6holom Temple.
She Is survived BY four sons. Her
man. Henry, Maurice and Harry
Becker, Washington; two daughters
Mrs. Samuel Lichens. Warrington
and Mrs. Samuel Fogelson, Alexan-
dria. She also Is survived by II
grandchildren, among them It. Ber-
nard Fogelson, U. 8. N. r., and two
great-grandchildren.
Evening star., 1944-08-03
TAMPAx

Avssa0s hsaah's SlpplY 29e
Tdmpdx is the modern
sonitUy protection. worn
internally. that does away
with the nuisoncs Of pins.
pods and belts. Gives per-
fsct freedom in onY COS
TUNE. Compact. convenient
and comfortable. Avoii.
obls in super. rsqulor and
junior sizes.
Evening star., 1944-08-03

besieged at Stalingrad and the
American landings in North Africa
were in the unforeseen future.
He became q symbol OF the turn
of the tide" before many realized
the tide was about to turn. Jordana
showed desire for policy Of real
neutrality as opposed to the mon
belligerency," thesis Of his pro-Axis
predecessor, Ramon Serrano Suner,
Frances brother -in-law.
The keystones of Jordana's policy
were friendship with neigSboring
Portugal and all the Hispanic Amer
ican states.
Neutrality Policy Reinforced.
Landing of American forces In
Africa, coming two months after
Jordana's appointment. did much
to reinforce his policy Of neutrality
for Spain. Pro-Axis Spaniards
talked loudly about the possible in
vasion of Spain by the Germans to
protect their right European flank,
and some even urged Spain to throw
her lot with the Axis.
Franco and Jordana never budged
and after fortnight passed 1t be-
gan to appear that the Germans
were not prepared to invade Spain.
In a Columbus Day speech in 1943
the count launched an appeal for
peace before the war Is prolonged
longer than is necessary" saying
the sacrifices and destruction
wrought by the belligerents was
such that neither side could profit.
The Germans termed 1t "a great
political speech" In London, WASH
ington and Moscow it was shrugged
of and Secretary Hull emphasized
that the Allied objective was abso-
lutte and unconditional surrender of
the Axis.
Negotiated With Allies.
Jordana excepted Communism in
his peace proposal, saying that
against it I'VE continue fighting and
will fight as long as necessary with
ali our forces"
It was largely through Jordana
that negotiations were carried out
by the Allies which resulted last
spring in Spain's agreeing to cut
tungsten ore shipments to Germany,
to expel Axis agents from Spain,
Spanish Morocco and Tangier, to
close the German Consulate and
other Axis agencies in Tangier, and
to release interned italian merchant
ships.
The British and American oil en-
barge on Spain was lifted as q re-
suit.
Evening star., 1944-08-03
In Mrmurtant

BALL, ALBERT 8. In sad memory OF
my husband ALBERT s. BALL, who died
God saw the road was getting rough,
The hills too hard to climb;
He gently closed his weary eyes
And whispered. Peace be thine"
MARY 8. BALL.
CASE, ANNA. In loving memory Of our
who DEPARTED this lits thi thirteen En ye.rs sso
today.
precious one from us has gone,
A. voice we loved is stilled;
A place is vacant in our hearts
Which never can be hlled.
LOVING FATHER, MOTHER AND
CHATHAM. FLORENCE. In LOVING men,
I cry rTM, and deySti1n s1 ,, Of our dear mother M
life one year ago today. August 3, 1943.
Our hearts cannot tell how We miss you,
Our lips do not know what to say;
God only knows our feelings
Thlfh df HadsS ON NAo sf' e. sodia skY
ANT, MkRY L. CHATHAM, VIRGINIA
s1h W1LtiAm & fSAxSH3ET: eAxTaaF: BURNETT AND
FLETCHER, LAWRENCE GORHAM. A
tribute Of love and devotion to the mem
LAWRENCE GoRlAM FLETCHER. who
August 8, 1904.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE, EVELYN B.
FLETCHER, AND SONS, SUMMER @.
TETCHER AND DIR. dORHAM C.
LEE, THOMAS q. In loving memory Ct
LEE. who departed this life twelve years
ago today. August 8, 1882.
Beneath the greensward lays the house
you 1--WE IN. but your memory srows dearer
assure US We shall meet together some
sssos = y s.a z AND sH52ss Hg
PRICE, SARAH ANN. In sad and low
SARAH ANN PRICE. who departed this;
life seven years ago today, August 8, 1887.
Sincere and kind in heart and mind.
What beautiful memory you left behind.
Net Mether; who gave us the best Of her life.
VINO o;r Snertsnsa .tstss our secrets our sorrows'
Who taught US to love, who taught Us to
Our mother in Heaven, God bless her today.
HER cHHDREN. LEE, OLIVE AND LUTTE.
wAsHINGToN. BURTON T., BAYLoR.
dear. beloved ones. BURTON Z. WASH
N0TON and WILLIAM A. BAYLOR. Bur.
ton +. washington passed away one ysaY
ago today, August 8. 1043.
Sad and sudden was the call
For the one dearly loved By all;
A bitter grief and shock severe
It was to part with one 20 dear.
Called from this world to q peaceful rest,
Called By God, who knoweth best:
Dear to our memory he will always remain
Until In Hea-en We shall all meet egain
HIS LOVING MOTHER, SISTERS AND
BROTH1R.
william A. Baylor departed this life stx
years ago, August 8. 1888.
There u . tie
Death cannot sever:
Love and remembrance live forever.
HIS DEvOTD SISTER, JOSEpNNI
WASHINGTON.
WEBB, GAEL c. In loving but sad
memory Of our dear son, CARL c. WIB1,
Who departed this life six years sgo today,
AuguSt 3, 1888
Evening star., 1944-08-03
Gen. Jordana, Spain
Foreign Minister,
Dies Of Heart Aiiack

~ the Associated Prsss.
SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain, Aug. :
Cen. francisco Gomez Jordans
" Sousa. 68, 5pains Foreign Min.
ister, died here today Of 3 heart
attack.
He was the Count Of Jordana, !
diplomat and statesman with the
prestige Of years Of service IN the
Spanish Army.
Jordana had established the sum-
mer foreign once In San Sebastian
three days ago.
Generalissimo Francisco France
appointed Jordana Foreign Minister
September 8, 1912. at . time when
the Germans still seemed to be
on the offensive, the Russians were
Evening star., 1944-08-03
|prof. Manuel FraiIe,
|linguisi and Boianisi
Dies Of Heart Aiiack

rrof. Manuel Fraile. n. linguist,
ARTIST and botanist, who made
Warrington his home for the last
l6l years. died Tuesday Of / heart At
tack ct his residence 1t Sill cathe-
|dral avenue NV.
Born In salamanca, Spain, Prot.
Fraile fought with the Royal En-
gineers Of the Spanish Army In the
Carlist Wars Of the 1s7os and re-
ceived the Silver Star Of Spain for
meritorious service. Coming to the
District In 1883, he subsequently
headed the Spanish departments Of
|ths Berlitz School and Of the
|YMCA.
Prof. Fraile was well known as .
teacher Of Spanish to prominent per-
sons. These included former Secre-
tary Of State Robert Lansing, for
|mer Postmaster General Frank H.
Hitchcock, Speaker Thomas B,
Reed. Mrs. John Hay and Mrs.
Henry Cabot Lodge. His most Sig
|nificant task historically was giving
Ia refresher course to It. Andrew s.
Rowan 30 he could carry President
McKinley's Message to Garcia" to
revolutionary Gen. Clixto Garcia OF
Cuba. In the spring Of 1898.
Prof. Fraile was an expert on
cacti and roses, being In charge OF
the caci section at the Department
Of Agriculture until II years ago.
Fifty years ago he cultivated from
thorn bush Of Jerusalem q "crown
Of thorns," representing the cross
and crown Of Christ. The design at
tracted countrywide attention and
has been since displayed at churches
and at the Department Of Agricul-
ture during the Easter season.
Paintings from it have been made
throughout the Nation.
A daughter, Mrs. Vera M. Roberts
Of Washington, and three sons, Man
uel j. Fraile Of Kansas City. Alvin
J. Fraile Of Falls Church, Va, and
Col. Rene E. Fraile Of Washington,
survive.
Funeral services will be held at
$50 am. Saturday at Gawler's
funeral home. 1756 Pennsylvania
avenue NV. Requiem mass will be
offered at Q am. at st. Matthews
Cathedral, 1727 Rhode Island ave-
nue NV. Burial will be in the fam
lily plot in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Evening star., 1944-08-03

SoU1DB
MILK OF MAoNESlA
u o.. 33e sm 6oc
Squibb Milk Of Mognssiu
il q pleosant. mild luxotive
that's smooth and Tree
lowing. Mode by q special
process that trees it Of
"enthY" tosts.
Evening star., 1944-08-03

WHITING, BLANCHE. The Interdenomi.
national Ushers' Union wishes to announce
the funeral Of Mrs: blanche WHITING
Friday. August 3, 1914; at I pm. from
d and e sts; s.; Please attend.
WILLIAM II. DAVIS. President,
Attest: MRS. MABEL BROWN.
CORRESPONDING Secretary.
WHITING, BLANCHE. Forest Temple
No. 8, I. B. p. o. =. OF W., is hereby noti-
Ned to meet in . session Of sorrow Thurs
day. August 8. 1914, at pm, to arrange
for the funeral of DAUGHTER BLANCHE
WHITING. to be held Friday, August 4, At
1 pm, from q. Paul M. E. Church, 9Th
St. s.w. MARY MUNGO, D. r.
BEATRICE WEST, Fin. Secty.
WILLIAMS. WILLIE. On Wednesday
August 2, 1914, WILLIE WILLIAMS, be.
loved husband Of Maggie Williams, step.
son of Emily Williams. He also leavei
i've brothers, four sisters. other relativel
Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1882 You
Ct: NV. after 10 An. Friday, AuEust 4
from the above funeral church, Rev. Jen.
nings .omctating. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Lincoln Memorial Gem.
SSSASs >
Evening star., 1944-08-03

NeWGk MfeeC
NV, after IN
Illness Of three
m o n tbs. Fu-
n neral services
will be held 1t
the home 1t $50
am. Saturday,
followed by re-
QUEEN high mass
ct 10 am. ct st.
r h o m Is the
Apostle Church
Q n w cooley
road. b Burtal
viii be st st.
Marv,e NA~A-
Evening star., 1944-08-03

ARTHUR J. u. 8. NJ. Re.
tired). On Tuesday, August
/, 1914, at Naval Hospital,
Bethesda. Md, beloved hus-
band Of Ara Dusold and be-
loved shipmate and first
president OF Branch 4, Fleet
Reserve Association. Remains
Evening star., 1944-08-03

Wy ses.s .sSNS1 -
Mrs. Eckert was born ia Buffalo,
N. Y, but has been . resident OF
Washington for 50 years. She and
Mr.. Eckert observed their Seth
wedding anniversary In 1o4l. She
was prominent In many church ac-
tivities, including st. oertrude's
Guild. She also WAS past chapter
and State president Of the Ameri-
can War Mothers.
Col. Norman J. Eckert, son, Z
member OF the staff Of 1t. Gen. Mil
lard r. Harmon In the South Pacific.
returned home to visit his mother
during her illness.
Another son. Col. John T. Eckert,
10 member Of the stan OF Gen.
Joseph Stilwen In the India China
Burma theater, also was here when
his mother died. Both officers now
are stationed at Fort Bragg, N. C.
She also Is survived by two other
sons, Arthur G. and Milton ]. Eckert,
both Of Washington, and two
daughters, Miss Esther A. and Miss
Catherine e. Eckert. A grandchild.
1t. John K. Eckert, bomber pilot.
was killed In action in March in
Europe.
Evening star., 1944-08-03
Mrs. (aiheTiIle EtlgeIi
Dies After Lone Illness

Mr.. Catherine Ildsabeth Eokert,
II, wife q John a. Eclert, president
Of the Columbia Planograph CO.,
died yesterday at her houne, 50l1
Evening star., 1944-08-03
AAF Bond to Star Dance Aces

The Army Air Forces Band will
feature its 17-piece dance ensemble,
composed of performers from the
Nations top-fiight dance orchestras,
at Z pm. tomorrow on the Capitol
steps. it was announced today.
Evening star., 1944-08-03
|Dr. hsbsrt hoIl Dis

LONDON, Ar. . q, ~. Hubsxt
Hail, "a. authpg nf naannorcus hts-
t0ica1 woeks md 1of1ner 1itesaxy d.
rector Of ths Royal HistorieAl o.
[ctety, haS bean Hued " 3 oeruaen
iiytng bomb, It was announced yes-
|ter6ay. Z
Evening star., 1944-08-03
WlLDRooT
CREAM.o
FORMULA
FOR THE HAIR.

Large 10 o.. Siss 72c
Non-olcoholic. Contoins re-
fined Lonolin that benefits
the health Of your scalp
and helps give d lustrous.
vital quolitY to your hair.
Wildroot also relieves dry
ness and helps remove
loose dondruH. Use Wild
root and notice the i'm.
provement in your hair
and scalp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10
Explains Oil Cartel

WASHINGTON. Aug. 10 GNS)
Senator ConnallX- lDl-nl- Texas
declared today that the interna-
tional oil agreement signed BY
the United States and Great
Britain would preserve for the
L.. $. the vast oil concessions held
by American companies IN Saudi
Arabia and kuWalt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10
DEMANDS FACTS

Senator Reynolds today adj
dressed 10 the war department a
letter of inquiry on the admission
from the headquarters OF the l..
s. ARMY in India that the morale
of Merrills Marauders had been
shattered by the stupidity OF Off
GERS in the Myitkyina sector OF
RtITfT8
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10

Yes, no matter what else you
feed your dog -. d.. make FRS
kies the foundation of his daily
diet! For Friskies provides l9
essentials of proper nutrition
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10

for every dog ... in a eeneen-
trated cube form! Do as lead.
ing dog fanciers do base
your dogs daily meals on
Friskiesl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10
Reyno|dsDigs
Fd(tSon India
BY RAY RICHARDS
Detroit Times Washington Bureau

WASHINGTON. Aug. 10 Con
greSs is about TO inform itself, for
the first time. as to what the
United States may expect TO face
in the Far East when Germany
gives up.
The Senate military affairs
committee. II was announced to-
day by the chairman, Senator
Reynolds Cd of North Carolina,
plans 10 expand It's investigation
of a local army scandal In Burma
into complete survey OF the real
significance of the current Japa-
nese victory in central China.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10
MAY BE LONG WAR

The definite concern of the
members of Congress has been
heightened by the statement at
Seattle Aug. 4 from Rear Adm.
Clark II. Woodward that too
much optimism exists over the
war with Japan and that the con-
fiict may not end until 1916 or
1947.
Some West Coast congressman
believe the admiral himself Is too
optimistic in thinking the strug-
gle will end that soon.
Senator Reynolds, Rep Thomas
Rolph CR) Of California and other
close students of the ASlatiC
ground forces profcSScd them
selves az shocked over the final
fall this week Of Hengy ang a
japanese army victory which ac-
tually cuts China in two.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-10
CALLED DISASTER

1.-THE fall Of Hengysng Is a
disaster, and We shall realize ii
when the time comes 10 land on
the China mainland" Rolph
said
with lines of land cOmmuni-
cations from Mukden To Ran
COON, Japan has made up for
the vulnerability OF her sea
shipping lanes"
II was agreed that the central
China conquest IS the stroke OF
strategy of which the
propaganda radio has
been Boosting since the signing OF
feJ1Sso-Japdnrse- trade and terri
,orial treaties last March per
United Japan 20 start an immense
offensive by divertlng many dlvi-
sions of the crack Kwantung army
from the Manchuria-Siberia Dor
Evening star., 1944-07-19
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
IEsfoNsBLE GENTILE coUPLE,

baby. desire 6-room house. yard: NV,
RR5oss1ssssd RosSS NAVAL Zlor SSs perm.n.ntl,
: and 10. wish s-bedroom furnished house
Ssss ',,st '::'fs It. Or Of s Ass'siR S5
1.sEDkooM. unfurnished house. NV. sec
Haven. Alexandria. desperately. needed BY
counsel for RFC and family from Phila-
dephi.; very best refs: will appreciate ipe
POSSESSION any time up 10 Sept 18th; rent
to S!25; Phone Chestnut so5o., 10.
dnpa .p IN 4som. Pp svsi
Spring or Chevy Chase district by re.
sponsihls T and md eonsiderate Gnnd part party H. H
w HAVE M SuMfSous asSS s1 REQUEST, s for fur
nished and unfurnished houses in the
section . e the city and 1s
RANDALL II Il HAaNER & CO. NC. 1871
Conn: ave. DE; $500.
; NAVAL OFFICERS desire - or 3 bedroom
Of Medical Center. Call WI. 5725. after
any sood nssa' neishborhoed prefer
suburban: rent. $100-$150. Call Glebe
fass spto.p fas .'ps posceyrrNs on. HOME e. Su.
wen and Gwyneth; need unfurn. house OF
.gst hope , tGE anuleS ssP.sss flower garden
ENGINEER, in essential war work, urgent
" desires 2-hedroom furnished house
anil Immediate occupancy or by August
/. Up to Sl25 mo. Prefer silver Spring
MA. 1854, Ext. $50, after 3 pm. 21'
OR BEDROOM detached house: good
NV. or ne. section, close to grade school,
shops. Permanent Government employe
Rent to 500. Call EN-. 1907. days or eve
nineS S1s
WANTED in W. section d. c., 3-bedroom
house, completely furnished. DI 7O49. 25'
Evening star., 1944-07-19
APARTMEhrs uhruRhisnrp.

NEW APARTMENTS, 4701-03 Raysnwood
I'd, ra;,! Riv.rdais: Nd reSms. kitchen, az
II h.:ssss Sss'' n.a.ss1 d
Art. ToR RENT. rooms. kitchen and
NV RFzf ss g. 47ol-os R.y.asood 20.
nstte and bath. ali utilitie. furnished; ID
to Ss9sS Hs,. Resident on
APT No. ). IS sosg Spysnt Sn SA g. GSse nMlcoupl.
fYI,,'., and + .lss 5esS RS5sh s1s bo ssnsns pay
1915 no cAffToE 81 % sT@a iGas new = modern nc nn
apts, living rm.. bedroom. kitchen, bath;
sSwNs SsS Tn s1es5snt Rt sonHtt,en adults,
1pssi sss seMAvsil.bI. I1TGE a5oTt Aus gnd ne1 ano
modern apartments. consisting Of living
bath. electric refriGeration: $40: so. inciud-
re:es T.fe K A. A. H. A. * or rs a
bus from 10th and Pa. ave. NV. to Nichols
ave and Upsal St. Sc, walk 2 blocks east
T. 18Th bRuild,nss. ai Na 4 saos g ssM1rHY CO. s11
2 ROOMS. kitchen. electricity included: oc-
ss onse %e FAX isssoasH Asiaa a;s
ST. ea7 auE T. s. 'sfi si s ,.dlms az; s4sf i, rm
kit. dinette. bath. porch. b. ". SIS: aduitl
snlz kooNs' oAN9s'y AsE Assassn1snt ;Ds
.ss MS &SfaG &SSSSG g q: e.R Rw-un,t ., ON. room
Kitchen and bath. available at $s2 80;
sSyXds ssv RspsTsd sIs n3sn md rrn:ed x
6OA5 HANNA n: Sc. Apt. .z3 r, b..
rsitasonso,s nitnrs utilities included; new fr-
LIVING 1au G'saaoSIe nooH bedroom eom,,... .,.cs.,
and bath: al. utilities furnishSd: private
apt; Bus l block. Prefer employed mar
ried couple, S4g 30. 1915 D st. &c.
Evening star., 1944-07-19
.MIsceLLANEoVs WANTfp teeat.


soos also to .oSa ssI pssS s; S
EUNiTHRE. discarded, for summer esme,
Especisily COTS daybeds, chests rugs. Cal
FGRSi iuRE. -brac. china. glassware.
Dlae. psd cs a1sst ssos % s:
G0LD-;Bring your. old gold, silver. plating.
eeia KAsH Sls1sTeed Nc 'ersry S g. p, cn.n
GOLD, diamonds silver. We pay hishest
price. Ask for MR.. oPPENHkuNER. 903
e1e.. II 4so. & e ssPH ssP.nss s.
JEWELRY, diamonds, shotsuns. cameras
binoculars and men's clothing. HIGHEST
sale; Max zweig.. ps7 NV. Me. s1i3
rIANO-We are looking Tor .spinet. apt
SRshsa SRasns cash s5sns pss. DsRo aS s1sh 1s pay h'
se' '1-SeRd =: 'ssslss sl:s 'ssas' s1'::
FL Se e4ic.s en- paid ior .pn.. rr.ud
Ss,i or isTan Ta ssp5ights Il Interested in ssliins
Esssssless q so1alsion ASsms S,n aa2s phs, ass
RPaanS9d,gh PaaSdg g 94sl anrnh nisht or SUNDAY. 2s'
studios: nshsst sh nriss rsnds srlnsts Q.
pHhone HUGO woRcH. lilo q st. NV.
cTMfS; 55, IS oens e1sstric, hand; for deep wells
RADIOS AND GRAND PIANO wanted q.
once: also some good household furni-
ture; Please call today Mr.. Grady. MA. 1920
REFRIGERATOR, s or Gu. It. gas box
REFRIGERATOR, gas or electric about q
Gu IT., needed Immediately. Phone FR.
ss SAFE F. liEfe II HssoN Sso msst Na ssoa Is
SEWING ,MACHiNEs-we buy 'Gi ali types;
repair; hemstitching, buttons covered,
ps%iSs pIestiSs ,aii,ySs. si1 s.. Re. 1900. RE sSlI
ppivate party Singer ELECTRIC portable OF
SOFA. 3-cushion, leather. Call WoodIey
IsI, TRICYCLE., size "a years must be in
aood @ condlt!on: Phone Sligo 2132.
TYPEWRITERS bought pay top prices
1Quick repairs) Portable and standards
RSt, RSt; II years; once Machine Corp; Bond
WASHING MACHINE. any make: must - be
IN good condition; cash. WO. 1905 after
4 pm,
WASHING WA HIN ~ MACHINE dgr and stroller; will
WAsHiNG MACHINE. must be in good
fS4e!slon serWyn a4s-M' sman cnlioren in family
WASHING MACHINE wanted. must be ir
good condition; cash HO. 2O78. call after g
WANTED, l or massage tables. Call En-.
erSon 4341 or ME 23SS
Evening star., 1944-07-19

ROOMS eUkN.-Nosthwooe teoue.l.
CON0R8SSIONAL N1IdI1l3 Ch1istier
dinstte, bath. Availabis ASsust !. IA
issS NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N,w.-ouie,
home, 2nd door. next bath: only 3 rooml
on this door; only gentleman or settled
isss n 81. N.W@Pvs. home; room. 4tl
fioor, insulated. French window to roof:
LAsGai = 1 sfas1snta. SSGssa ROOM, ,u,..s,. for ,
S;Sj fsi; 5s;l;S sS 81: ;S:n,l nv 70,
ea ess hon. sdnss.y SSs Ss S,n t. Sept maid
tWip-bed rn. afS sis "; SHHe san,i sinsle e1a. rm
ss9s WI MA:o Aas::o sv xvi "1Nswp CO sess iron,
BsgRft3osRHin BgfoHf A.Xs W. sss ssHs si,t e 10 ,oo
ssss; path CO S's soSs osSas'''' selected
ROOM for rent, private apartment. al
h .ss% tow sir!s s.ll 'ss!os 1 %s1s = .,ser ns
S4n frons haMoN1 lodm 81 IT, HW i.s; Ag ss.
1884 KENNEDY ST. N.w.--Nice. lars.
room in detached home. pleasant sur.
HAss e1sssns xvE Sn SSef fur
nished second;noor double room, runnins
ssr is$s Mass. fS S'fttf avE. Nw.-c,..n. comfort.
1929 MONROE N.W.-Lovely front double,
large closets. well furn:. twin beds: beaut
i4cs s 18Th 1 sr. NwnSic.i, oS iepslemsp iusn BASE.
ment room. running water: 81 80 VIZ. With
breakfast. Gentleman pref. Nj. 1915
nicely furn. twin-bed rooms. IS rer person:
adj: bath: maid service: conv transp.
DOWNTOWN, 1925 Mass ave NV
large rms. to share for men. / with lava
1911 P ST. N.w.-Nicely furnished Ink
1mi; 1dn;, sh'w: sinsle. $3.50; double, So:
IMMACULATE HOUSE, lovely cool double
room, girls. Convenient to everythins
Good transp. HO. 1898.
COLORED-142I W st NV Furnished
room for rent; girls preferred. HO. 6R43
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