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ARLINGTON. 4401 18th st. n-Will share
home with couple or ladies employed to
Il pm: l0c bus. Gil 0956.
LADY, between rs and IS, to share apart
ment, l room, kitchen and bath, with an
other lady: cow 10 Pentagon and Navy
Annex. Box 171-X, Star.
BETHESDA-Nonhous apt. suit
able for officers or employed couple: studio
sitting room. bedroom bath pvt. entrance;
garage: furnished. WI 63l3
DA-Nonhousekeeping apt, suit
able for officers or employed couple; studio
sitting room, bedroom bath; pvt. entrance.
garage. furnished WI 6313
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

Or unfurn.: Vicinity Of Dupont Circle Can
WiLf sWAP II Hp'Hafn Hafnrnished ane 1bedroom living
rm, K. and b.. apartment, in convenient
nv iN;r location for uhfuInishsd
house; in NV. section. Call Dupont $3.50.
meS1 sFTee vsnfs msSfa Sy eTee Fes
ton Or nearby Arlington. Phone D1. sss2.
EXECUTIVE Immediately interested in e
BRITisa apt DoMNroN 5SFn un5I rsns.
turn. apt, : bedrooms, all utilities; Mass,
Wisconsin or central city area; occupation
MaEfh Ws or Ba9 aR sx saeg ss tenants
m QUIET DISTRICT: Sy thoroushly
EEURNISHEb APT;-1 room and shoyer.
MAJOR Ri wife ioas desire ' aFtTactVey Hfy Reh
somplsseIy 8 np''"E PTiSsts Tel TaVioT l5sa:
WANTED bedroom apartment with pri-
Reasonable. $50 washington slds;, *:
section. Cali 1nez, RE. o3es after I'M.
GOVERNMENT consultant, semitic. desires
eouipned. in good neighborhood near or
ldispoitdtlOH SOmncTCc
Building y, Tslephqns se6 betgeen $50 and
TWO employed ladies desire. three rooms
Sc; vicinity Fairfax Village preferred.
Call Lincoln 7O43 after pm 10.
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE want furnished
apartment in modern apartment build.
ing bedroom, living room, kitchen. bath:
twin beds: NV. section; immediate occu-
ppsncy; pan God no children: no pets; references.
FAMILY Of 2 Ar refined adult. want i1 fur.
nished or unfurnished apt. in modern apt
bldg in NV section: also will be inter.
ested in purchasing furniture from pri-
vate party II apt. Is available; refs ex-
changed. Phone EX. 1000 RIM 76s.
REFINED MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN desires
! or . bedrm apt. fur or unfur, n W only
Mo. or yr. rental. CO. 1000. Ext 3OS-F
west section, wanted in modern bldg. by
woman physician; phone essential March
lst occupancy. Give telephone number.
TWo REGULAR ARMY OFFICERS desir,
2-bedroom, furnished apartment In quiet
neishbOrhood. nssRdSGl Phone RE. 4142. ext. 6Is2.
TWo REFINED GIRLS desire small fur.
T1So TWo pss pNAyAI month afr,1sRs psfssuT 1925
s.h snd nssr TR g4s az S Ex Dm Mons.'
TWO NAVAL OFFICERS 10 WHOM RENT
PRICE IS NO CONSIDERATION WANT
WE'LL FURNISHED AIR-CONDIT1ONED
!, W.1,BEpR1OM e, H!I92f2SM -AAPARTMENT WITH
MAID M Nd SERVICE, A M WITHIN WALKING DIS
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

leaving FOR CALIFORNIA very soon
Can take passengers HO. o07s.
MINISTER and wife, desire transportation
to Sarasota, Fla. Feb. IA; win share eS4,
leaving FOR MEMPHIS. Tenn, Thurs
day: can take two passengers; share ex-
sTEsAaDYie iei R16ERs ffsR wANfE1 nses Man driyins
from Silver Spring to Baltimore through
Laurel and along Baltimore blvd; works
An. to $3.50 pm. Shepherd S775.
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HOTEL ROOMS,
81 UP
CASTLE INN HOTEL.
Forest Glen. Md. 81 S661
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures,

MICHIGAN PARK-Large bed-living room,
private bath, radio; 3 transportation lines.
DU. 71O2.
31S EAST CAPITOL ST.-First floor, next
bath; / or .; twin or double bed, inner
spring mattresses; gentlemen. IL 97O3
2.Oe SHEPHERD ST. N.E.-Large double
front master bedroom, attractively fur
WOODRIDGE-Private home: attractive
double or single room, refined persons: bus
6l5 9th ST. N.E.-Large front double
m, twin beds, for 2 girls private family.
EX. rl4S
rs 9Th ST. NE: Large front rm., dble. or
scIe.; unlimited phone; newly decorated
FIR. 1910.
COLORED-Large front room for quiet
settled couple. no children or pets. 1911
Gales st ne
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT by experts: easy
parking speciality permit secured; dual
controlled car RA. 1884.
SPANISH taught efficiently by. native lazy
instructor; also business and social in
terpreting. Phone AID 2979. 12'
SPANISH-Native teachers: conversational
method: beginners, advanced STUDENT;
small groups Senior Ramos Republic 3Q16.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

TYPEWRITER, Underwood portable, sac
cash. 2sI3 Buena Vista terrace Sc. Apt
TYPEWRTTERS, portable, desk model;
used very little; perfect condition. AL
in9ppiritses TV ~ Isl S@onS5dered: @ Box 2s9-Y Star O.
makes; at ceiling prices. Savoy Typewriter
Co., 3o19 14th st: NV. Adams 2231.
sizes: will install Also side-arm heaters
627 st. NV. MA. 4l63. RA. 1859
COMPLETE FURNISHINGS Of 3-rm. apt.
RED LEATHER SEATS sTSAOiua and restaSran; res 1nSa
equipment for sale. In perfect condition: q
private individual; also chairs and cash
register no dealer. HO. 6652 or call al
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.
24-UNIT APARTMENT

Excellent NV. section. owner asks i'm.
mediate sale of this hard-to-hnd fireproof
building: In perfect shape. beautiful
bidg) Investigate this now as It ought to
sell to the first person who sees It. This
investment is much better than money in
the bank. Call Mr.. Grogan, or Mr.. Shearer,
NE. l143 until pm
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN. REALTOR
A COMPLETE APT. HOUSE.
In the vicinity OF Soldiers Home Nov
occupied by white. Will sell for the con-
slderation OF occupancy Of colored. Price
LA SALE REALTY CO..
l71 New York Ave. NV. "A. oS<4.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE.

ADDITIONS, alterations, recreation rooms
attics conHerted: storm sash, storm en-
BRIcSAyiNc asnSfi iN aa5S fepl,ces and cbmrsrs
built and repaired. AL FAGNANI, WI
BUILDER, CARPENTER. store fixtures,
CARPENTER. partitions and porch work a
specially: cedar closets. floors, doors, win
eGTs s>H a9e parionlnr sny te cabinets
1epaiTs. y, csail MI. AinsWorth. RA. ISIS ISIS
CARPENTRY. g lsI,sS, new rooms, pcrches. steps,
paalEss 2 CaRpr3rBy 2 B1yll' AD 1913. -
Ss sfs%Sn' %1 Ls8,s IS Us srss %s
GENERAL aH IdI'. RI KEPAiKs. 70 No, JOBS too small
hos1ERY REPAIRS, rapid service. Fabric
Rewsaying saT !g,t Co. 527 9th st, NV. '9th and
CARPENTRY, partitions. porches. cabinets,
st9re aoIe fEfures E recreation rooms Call Mr..
ELEcTRIc WIRING, fixtures, extra out.
lets. repairs old houses speciality. Regal
EIs G1 Ioo9 2ssbng da ave acbns RA ss95 sa
frigerators repaired and overhauled. all
PAPER HANGING. painting; spec reas.
Call Spigel, ia. 1928.
PAINTING: paperlng. plsstering ct res;
sonable prices gqaranteed work. 80 years
PAINTING, exterior and interior; white
mechsnics; spec; prices for kit. and bath.
IA or :3ono . !Nc and RA o955 os ,a,o..
quality Workmanship at reasonable prices;
e.pnp TS1TItea ,NeI, "a GOES or Be- "a 557s o,1s
up p per M room iaat wa Washable. sunfast ro paa
pers work guaranteed Michiean 5315.
PAPERING, painting. plasterine. scraping,
1srpeq,erlns; arp u tree est no shortage Of help
T4IS PAFEFtNG fSls AMI Il fAi2rtNG-save MONEY.
DIAL direct, with ,workinsman, For quick
PLASTER PATCHING, cement work. ma
svrr rlsl5s 2e5s5;ne An On :i5:Ivsrs
tea sets. platters, trays. hatware, etc:
repairnp refinishine of all metal Goods;
antique metal goods rsstoresdd1 p :; Brom-
WWATEeE HEATERS. y; Sas, -'l automstic al all
sizes, Will install. Alsn side-arm heaters.
627 r st. NV. Ma. 4163 RA. 1859
PAINTING; intsri9r and extsTioT; fee esti-
YOUR, RADIO REPAIRED tl,o Factory
way; bring your set to FACTORY RADIO
CO, Rm. 35. $40 F St NV.
PAINTING
Of lt better kind; work done Immediately,
ROOFING, TIMING. PAINTING, GUT
IETpI TER5NG Sy AMp an 81 SCOUTING. CALL MR.,
PAPEPING AND PAINTING.
Al Work Estimates Free
Call Mr. Beckett. DU 4053.
CAMERA REPAIRING.
SIS 10th St NV Phone National 4712
FLOOR SANDINGccInNElAsNH1HNN6e'
WAXING. oHare, Union 0235
FLOORS.
Laying, sanding. finishing; old floors a
specalty. Emil Peterson, ia, 1928. Ewes,
IA. 5413.
MATTRESSES REMADE, So UP,
STEIN BEDDING CO.,
1894 18th ST NV ME. iSlb
Papering and Painting.
CALL JOE STEELE. RE. 7113. a.
LET PLATT
Do your repair work.
1888 Tuckerman st. NV. ia. 3796. IA
WASHING MACHINES.
Services all types; Bendix specialists.
Ii. 2054: nisht, Ii. 0716.
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PRACTICAL NURSE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, CT

Will give q few hours of evening as
companion to Semi-i invalid or elderly couple
in exchange for room at moderate rate
Call RA SS36
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CHILDRENS NURSERY, very unusual, on
historic l5N-acre estate, near D. c.. on
BUS line. Training and kindersarten in
stFuctlon by college woman. Fresh milk
eggs. etc. References. Adams 3l40
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ROOMS UNFURkISHED.
ROOMS WANTED

one or two girls: share kitchen and bath
reasonable. Call AD 1775 after $50 eve
ningS. after q an Sunday
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P1ANOS-We will pay YOU top prices foI
Call MA. 1928 for our price for your piano
ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO CO.
SILVER. PhATiNuM. oTE TEETH 2i4 b1scARpEf AGdR
JEWELRY WE PAY CASH
A. KAHN INC. 81 YEARS AT 936 P
CASH FOR OLD GOLD
Silver, watches. diamonds and old dis.
carded jewelry, full cash value paid
sELNGERS. s1s F st. NV
CASH FOR DIAMONDS AND OLD GOLD
Diamond watches and discarded Jewelry
Ernest Burk. Inc, 6l4 18th NV. D1 2773
PIANOS.
Highest cash price paid for grand, spinet
small upright models. Get our appraisa
before you sell Write or phone.
HUGO WORCH.
SELL YOUR PIANO. >
pay top cash prices for spinets. grand.
and small up*ight pianos of any make ant
IN any condition. Call Mr.. Vernon for ar
RE. 1928.
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BY REFINED Govt. employed woman,
room unfurnished in private home, Cleve-
land Park or Chevy Chase, D. C. Dupont
l0127.
WAVE OFFICER desires room in home,
NV. section, with home PRIVILEGES. ia
2Sr4 after < pm So
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PERSONAL.

dsT IS 3 Ds4 sSur mo saFT RS sl0sa ss "a hours
time dfor's ssfoapse s St
modations, including stenographic assist
ance for the duration, with law firm OF
fhfhss HATS RHMopEhEp sRS stan
felts. straws; designed. draped; blocking
cleaning. Vogue Hats, 737 18th. Ex. 3al /
HOSIERY REPAIRS, 1oc per thread run;
GiR, ea4 l2th VofA,1ST s md n1,,1 floor
wants wants JOB or nights week. Box
kEDUCiNG, special rates; remove fat at in
Main nhone; Ma, s134 1880 K s.. ::
INSTRUCTION in applied sciences. psy-
Shopgy philosophy h ana heainE given pT-
MiGHLY cTLTuRED WOMAN teaches
English, self-confidence freedom from self
fSnseiGSsnssS FHKf aETTS private tutor MI 1850
fee; relief for pains and aches due to weak
heart. asthma, rheumatism, arthritis,
piles pies colds flu or other all
Lady Naturopathic DR.. 20 years expert
SeoMP fses II ehasse FIX REfRSSs SH Sss5 suos systems
o,Conneli wi, S3S6 or Ii. 5ass. 13. So
IF You have no alarm clock, call OR 4s1 3
10 A prompt wake-up service. Lots of sat-
ISbI1yIpTAI 4 1 INCOME TAX returns pre-,
pareo, nlghts and sundays; reasonable;
competent Georgia 9430. 81
MEETING ROOM. seating capacity of 100,
splendid for club meetings and card par
ties; etc; complete with chairs and card
tables; i in Columbia Heghts, on car line.
HEMORRHOIDS eradicated ny my own
method Results effective for life
time or money back; Write tor booklet. No
drngs or surgery DIR. SOMMERWERCK,
452l 10th st. NV, RA. 4747
NEED S25 TO $500 by tomorrow? Call
Mr.. Hume at Hobart 0012 now, arrange it
by phone. Employees Small Loan Corp
panNF saH2 Rhode SMr rpIln lsland ave !soo w
Powell, If YOU are N need Of loan up
70 $500 on your Signature.
WATCH REPAIRING, 3 to s day service:
all work. guaranteed. Franks Jewelry
Co. 11O4 18th st. NV, mr.. L. Open ewes.
DIR. H. W. JOHNSON. DENTIST.
False Teeth Repaired While You Wait.
Room 602. Westory Bldg, 605 14th NV.
NEED EXTRA MONEY?
Only requirement is that you be en-
ployed 1t costs you nothing to investigate
Just phone DAVE PENNEY. CHI 3224
ROBT. E. SCOTT
DEN TAI LABORATORY
Room 9Ol WeStOry bldg bDS "
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TWO NAVAL OFFICERS TO WHOM RENT
PRICE IS NO CONSIDERATION WANT
WELL FURNISHED AIR-CONDIT1ONED
APARTMENT WITH
MAID SERVICE. WITHIN WALKING DIS
TANCE OF NAVY BUILDING. BOX 2s7-
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THE HILLTOP MANOR

Bladensburg. Md.-New apartments. avail
able Immediately, $50 to S605 so: includes
living room, bedroom. dining room. kitchen
and bath; utilities included in rent. Taks
Cheverly bus to 53rd ave and Defense
hwy, Phone UN. 3745 or WA. 3027 for
further information.
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ApARTs. FURN. OR UhFURh
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

1888 IIth ST. N.W.-Three rooms. kitch.
en-. semipvt. bath. ami; reasonable
EX aon1 o.
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READY FOR OCCUPANC'

3 minutes from heart of city Just south
OF National Airport; transp. at front door.
Rent includes all utilities
rms. kitchen. dinette. bath. s60.50
CTwo) 2-bedrm apts for adults only
Take pus at 10Th and Pa. ave marked
Alexandria, Ret off at Bashford lane and
sentative will show
BARKLEY BROS. INC. REALTORS.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont,
AINTING. PAPERING

Gen. repairs; reasonable, reliable: white
mechanic yuaranteed workmanship. Mr..
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COUNTRY BOARD.

1856 \ ST. N.W.-Delicious homelike food.
ior rehned women, in gentle home; weekly
and semimonthly rates
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SAFE. with large built.in round door chest;
suitable large money handler. The Safe
masters Co.. 1904 Penna. ave. NV. MA.
low insurance rates, excellent protection
from holdup Or burglary. Large stock,
penna sVs sSes NV The NA safs0aters S Co..
SCREEN and storm window combinations.
i You home owners in need Of screens for
for your needs now, in order to avoid
future, delays due to manpower shortage2
Investigate our, .year-around screen and
Tashes removable from inside of building
@ es vs. so % day to So or mHahs n9h
DEMONSTRATION and estimate in your W home. me.
eRys st Gsstses sEtf@ss s,
sEWN ssaA NI macHiNEs dsafaES Singers and others
sE@se II se M MscaNEs SA rasdss aSss dropbead
Satr SaT5o up porta5le table ELECTRIC rentals re-
sEWiNG MAcaiNssiIeadies c ss nE Ds 4'1 up:
slightly used SINGER console eiec. with
sTI s mdcbnss sfs service ns5mf Guar
sse1sas re- soo Pasln RE ss'sans saI
ssss foE Resdy sse 10 81
1915 Nichols ave. s.e., 1866 st. ne. and
1888 H st. ne.
SHOWER to be placed over tub, cost S2s:
SCI for SIS; new and easily installed.
SILVER PLATING, repairing, refinishing of
silver Sly ar. and metal goods. p, L. Bromwell,
STENOTYPE with coliapsibie stand. sal
Exec Execnut@iys i've $500. extension 1868, s:3O-5.
sr0Rhks senos w;,, new 5-lo syllable for resi-
l139 or DI. 0l22, EN-. 3f42. Oh
STUDIO COUCHEs, factory rebuilt, with
TROMBONES-Conn, late model, S69 so;
EEsns5a Eenmh,. ssh99l ssS1 bang mDdel' PIG 80 Cali
(middlA Of block) e''
Evening star., 1944-04-02

It's higher ond higher" for the
circus elephants this season This
high stond oct the girls ond the
pochyderms ore polishing up at their
Sorosoto winter home, under COM
mond OF Troiner Eddie Allen, will be
hiehIieht Of the big shows northern
invasion. A P Photo.
Evening star., 1944-03-07
R. B. Carroll, Retired
D. {. Policeman, Dies

Raymond B. Carroll, 81, retired
Metropolitan police sergeant and
World War veteran, died suddenly
yesterday at his home at 1858
Beecher street NV. Three times
commended for his work in break
ing up gangs of housebreakers, Mr.
Carroll had served with the Police
Department for II years.
A native of New York City, Mr.
Carroll joined the police force in
1919, after serving as a sergeant In
the cavalry in France. He was re-
tired in February, 1896, as result
of an injury received while arrest
ing nine men involved in gambling
in the District.
Prior to his retirement he served
as patrol sergeant at No. 10 pre-
cinct. He was commended in 1894
for the capture of two men who
went around the city breaking auto
mobile windows. AS a precinct de-
tective he aided in rounding up a
gang of dope addicts and in the
capture of a notorious thief who
left trail of burned matches after
each job.
Mr.. Carroll is survived by his
widow. Mrs. Margaret Donaldson
Carroll; two sons, James and John
Carroll, both in the Navy. and a
daughter, Mrs. Alice Estada-Palma
of Washington.
Funeral services will be held at
$3.50 am. Thursday at the Holy
Trinity Church, 3514 o street NV
Burial will be in Arlington Gene
terry.
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Mrs. Frances CIevenger
|WiII Be Buried Today

Funeral services for Mrs. Frances
E. Clevenger, So. secretary in the
Office of Senator johnson, Democrat,
of Colorado, who died last Wednes-
day at Georgetown University Hos
pital, will be held at 2:30 pm. today
from the chapel at Chambers
Georgetown funeral home. Burial
will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
A native of Pueblo, Colo, Mrs.
Clevenger had been a resident of
the District. She previously had
taught school for 20 years in Pueblo.
She resided at 3701 Sixteenth street
NV.
Mrs. Clevenger is survived by a
sister, Mrs. Slater Wilson, Flamingo,
N. Mex; brother, Harry Schultz,
Pueblo, and a half sister, Mrs.
Charles Sell, Canyon City, Colo.
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lit Mrntnrtattt

AMBERGER. JOSEPH H.. In Iovins
memory sTgTI q @ oHr husband and dad: JOSEPH
one year ago today.
Never had much show about him. never
cared for dress
Sort o spent his life a-sowing seeds of
Doing little things tor others. helping
Never making much pretension, always
doing good,
Vain the tribute We would pay him. words
cannot express
What it meant to have him with us and
Sweet the memory he has left us, though
our hearts are sad,
Great the blessing that was siyen---a hus-
'N WIFE AND CHILDREN.
ANDREWS. BOONE B. In loving mem
ory Of my dear husband. BOONE B. AN
DREWS. who passed away four years sgo
today, March 7, 1910.
/ often sit and think of you
When I am all alone.
For memory is the only friend
That grief can call its own.
HIS LOVING WIFE, ELSIE.
CRAWFORD. CALVIN H. Sacred to the
CALVIN H CRAWFORD, who departed
| T, 1928.
Though our hearts may break with sorrow
By the grief so hard 10 bear,
We will meet you some glad morning,
I II the 1Tgp npper gardep ,11n, thersi %
EDWARDS, JAMES T.. In loving mem
ory Of my dear husband, JAMES T Ed
WARDS, who passed away six years ago
at st. Theresa's Church.
Deep in our hearts you are fondly remem-
Sweet, happy memories cling to your
True hearts that loved you with deepest
Always viii love you in death Just the
LONELY WIFE, ANNIE C. EDWARDS.
GUGLIELMINI, SAMUEL. Sacred to the
memory Of my dear husband, SAMUEL
lGUGLIELM1NI, who departed this life eight
years ago today, March z, 1886.
-, In your absent years I think of you as
DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN.
HANCOCK. ANNE ROSE. In memory of
our wife and mother. ANNE ROSE HAN
COCK (nee Furler), who departed this life
ff yer s5R sRdaE bAhk Ms1sn ANeoK AND
BABY DAUGHTER, SHARON ANNE
HENDERSON, MARY E. A tribute Of
love and devotion to the memory of my
falthful and loving mother. MARY E HEN
DERSON, who departed this life ten years
ago today, March Z 1884.
Beautiful memories of one very dear,
Ny mother, l cherish with love sincere.
This day, that comes with sad regret
Is one that l will never forget.
In my heart your memory fingers.
You were loving. kind and true;
There is not day that passes, dear mother,
That I do not think and pray for you
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTER. DELMETA e.
ARTHUR.
JONES, EUGENE P. In loving memory
of our dear father and husband, EUGENE
P. JONES, who departed this life three
years ago, March Z. 1941.
His life was earnest, his actions kind,
A generous hand, an active mind;
Anxious to please, loath to offend,
A wonderful father loyal friend.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE, DAUGHTER AND
SON, MAIZE, VIRGINIA AND EUGENE,
Jr.
MIDDLETON, MARIA L. In loving re-
membrance Of our devoted mother, MARIA
L. MIDDLETON, who entered into rest
ten years ago today, March Z, 1884.
ESTHER. RAYMOND, CATHERINE.
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The future is bright
for Dick Manm's family

Some time after the war is won, Dick and Ber.
nadine Mann plan to build the house they've
dreamed about ever since they were married.
Bernadine is eager for modern kitchen.
Dick wants a furnace he doesn't have to
stoke. Seven-year-old Anita's desire is big
yard so she can have dog, and 6ve-year-old
Shirley asks for "a swing that hangs from a
tree" Richard Jr., age one, is too young to
express an opinion, but he'll want plenty of
room to romp in.
Right no,s, the Manns rent house, in CO.
lumbus, Ohio. Dick is a war worker at tho
Capitol Manufacturing and Supply Co.
The Equitable insurance he owns is play.
ing an important part in his plan for living.
Dick himself was one of eleven children, and
as he says, 1--WE had plenty of hard times.
When started working, | made up my mind
that, as far as possible, I'd see there were no
rainy days for my family. Every family is
entitled to security, and life insurance is the
best way know to get it,
The Manns look fornGrd, some day, to
taking it easy" His wife says, "Dick and l
were surprised to find how much retirement
income for our older years, as well as pro-
lection now, we were able to arrange when
we sat down with our Equitable agent and
worked out a program combining our Social
Security benefits, Dicks group insurance and
his individual Equitable policies"
At the moment, little Anita says she is going
to be trained nurse when she grows up.
One thing the Manns know is that whatever
careers the children choose, there will be
money available for their training.
II never went to college, and neither did
Bernadine, but you can bet our children are
going to have the chance we missed"
Dick says. That's one important part of my
Equitable program-an education fund for
each of the youngsters. To us that's the
American way-knowing your children will
have better opportunity than you had"
In the erening, ,chen the baby has been pus
to bed, the Manns like to talk about their
plans for the future. That new home they
will build, ''just nice bus ride from Column
bus''-the advantages they plan for their
children-their own hopes for leisure soms
day.
Like so many other American families,
these are the things the Manns are building
toward, saving for, planning on.
Evening star., 1944-03-07
martin A. EiseIe Dies;
Arkansas COP Leader
BY the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Mar. T.
Martin A. Eisele, 90, an Arkansas
delegate to the Republican National
Conventions since 1888. and who
cast the first vote for the nomina-
ton of Wendell Willkie at the 1910
convention. died last night after a
three-week illness.
A native if Miltonville, Ohio, Mr.
Eisele came here In 1877 and en-
tered the drug business. He had
been a leader in civic, business and
fraternal affairs in Hot Springs and
Arkansas since he established resi-
dence in the State. He was super
intendent of the Hot Springs Ma
tional Park from 1900 to 1908 and
was the only surviving member OF
the city's Business Mems League
predecessor to the Chamber OF
Commerce here
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born in Epiros Netzovan, Greece
and came to this country SO years
ago. He first was engaged in hotel
service and in 1929 established the
beauty supply business, which ne
headed until his death.
A mason, he was a member of the
Good Hope Lodge, and Of st
Sophia's Church.
Mr.. Thalis is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Josephine Thalis; three
sons. Pasquale, Theodore and Pvt
Paul Thalis, and two daughters
Helen and Catherine of Washington
A cousin, Alex Karakas, lives in this
country All his other relatives have
fed from Greece to Egypt.
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Funeral for w. 6. House
To Be Held Tomorrow

Funeral services for Walter G..
House, SIS, native of Washington,
vino died Sunday at Providence
Hospital after a short illness, will be
held at ii am. tomorrow at the
Deal funeral home. 48l2 Georgia
avenue NV. Burial viii be In
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Mr.. House, a sheet metal worker,
lived at 43l Thirteenth street NE.
He was a member of the National.
Lodge of Masons and the Order Of
the Eastern Star.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Cora E. House. and daughter, Mrs.
Thelma L. Geraci.