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Evening star., 1945-04-02
Drive Launched Here
To Collect Clothing
For Needy Europeans

The District campaign to collect
S 5,000,0 900 pounds of used clothing foi
the destitute people of Europe got
underway here today as the first
volunteer workers reported to the
central depot, in the basement OF
the Police Department Storehouse
469 C street NV, to receive clothes
and shoes already deposited at COL
lection depots.
Among the volunteer workers al
the central depot are the Cir
Scouts.
The Washington drive is part OF
Nation wide campaign, which was
boosted yesterday from many pull
pits throughout the country.
Former President Hoover, in g
statement from New York, said that
aside from food, there is nothing
that can be more helpful to the
destitute of Europe than clothing.
During and after the World War, he
added, I'VE collected and distributed
over 50O,0O0,000 pounds of clothing
and therefore the goal of $4,000, ,00C
pounds in this drive is a modest call
to the American people"
Mr.. Hoover is a member of the
National Campaign Committee, OF
which Henry J. Kaiser is chairman
Secretary of the campaign here Is
Horace Walker, who will have
charge of depot arrangements. He
may be reached at the District Sal
wage Office, 918 F street NV, by
calling Republic 8488.
Drive workers bringing clothing to
the central depot were requested to
use the alley entrance on Indiana
avenue NV, directly opposite Fifth
street. This alley leads directly to
the door of the depot. Those wish
ing to volunteer for work in the
campaign are asked to call the
Civilian Defense Volunteer Office
Republic 5l05. The telephone num-
ber at the central depot is National
400, extension 258.
Evening star., 1945-04-02
|2,500 Children Join
In Easter Egg Hunt
AT HyattsviIIe Park

More. than $500 Prince Georges
County children joined in an egg
hunt at the annual Easter egg roll
today at Magruder Park, Hyatts-
vile, Md. The outing was sponsored
by the County Kiwanis Club and
the Sidney Lust theater chain.
War Stamps, contributed by the
KlWanis Club and the theater chain,
were given to winners of the egg
hunt. A total of 300 10-cent War
Stamps were donated to each finder
of blue cardboard egg. One hun
dred purple cardboard eggs were
worth 25-cent stamps each to find
ers, with 20 green eggs bringing the
finders so cents each in War Stamps.
Five real duck eggs, colored green,
were worth 81 apiece to the lucky
hunters, with a lavender -colored
goose egg valued at S..
Youngest of the winners was 90
month-old Bobby Walter, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas G. Walter of 1923
Burlington road, Hyattsville. He
found blue l0-cent egg. First boy
to find duck egg was Jimmy Gray,
10, of 6211 Forty-third avenue,
Hyattsville
A kid-calling contest by parents
anxious to show they can outdo
the radio call of Henry Aldrich''
was scheduled later in the day.
Judges of the contest determining
which parent could call his child
by name in the loudest voice are
Ronald Banford, Kiwanis Club
president; Richard Mansfield, re-
tired police inspector of the Dis
trict and cartoonist for The Star,
and Perce Wolfe, Easter Egg Hunt
Committee chairman of the rKiwanis
Club; Perry Wilkinson, Maryland
legislator, who was master OF
ceremonies. n,
A chocolate meringue pN eating
contest with II boys and 10 girls
competing for $40 in War Stamps
will be held later in the day.
Forty movie passes to the Hyatts-
vile Theater will be given to victors
in the foot races.
Evening star., 1945-04-02
$50 Volunteers Sought
For Price Survey Here

Recruiting of $50 volunteer price
panel assistants to make an April
survey of Washington retail prices
was started today by the District
ONCE of Price Administration.
The campaign will be in charge of
Miss Dahpne DoddS, volunteer
specialist, at the District OPA offices,
5601 Connecticut avenue NV, who
has requested all women interested
in volunteering for the work to con-
tact her by telephoning Ordway
6700, Extension 1854.
Each volunteer will be asked to
survey 10 to 16 stores in April to
determine price compliance and to
make reports to the District OPA.
The local drive is part of Nation
wide price ceiling compliance pro-
gram and is part of a move to curb
inflationary trends.
Evening star., 1945-04-02
Weather Bureau Predicts
Wind, Rain and Cooler

The preview OF spring, which
brought Washington its warmest
March since 1921 and its finest
Easter in many years, is ended, &C.
cording to the Weather Bureau. II
forecast lowered temperatures, wind
and rain for today and tomorrow
The temperature will rise into
the 7Os this afternoon, but there
will be occasional showers and prob
ably a thunderstorm and intermit-
tent rains tonight. The weather
will clear tomorrow, but turn colder
than this mornings 81 degree mini
mum at o'clock. There Is posi-.
bility of frost within the next few
days, depending upon the progress
of blizzard which left seven inches
of snow and temperatures in the
2Os in its wake at Cheyenne, Wyo.
and approaching the Midwest today
The minimum for yesterday was
48 degrees at 6 am. and the maxi
mum 73 at 4 o'clock in the after
noon.
There will be considerable wind
today and tomorrow, reminiscent Of
Saturday when 81 miles an hour was
recorded.
Evening star., 1945-04-02
3-Day Search Fails
To Uncover Trace Of
| Bank Bandits Car

A three-day search by police of
city alleys and garages, particularly
in the southwest area, has failed to
uncover any trace Of the sedan in
which two armed men escaped Fri
day after holding up two employees
of the National Bank of WASH
ington and robbing them of s24,-
CAT.
The Metropolitan police, who are
being aided by Federal Bureau of
Investigation agents in the case, in
stituted the search for the getaway
car on the theory it may have been
abandoned by the bandits on the
day of the robbery. Arnold H Tielke,
q. seaman first class, of Patuxent,
Md, who witnessed the robbery in
front of the bank at Seventh and
C streets NV, copied the license
number of the automobile as it sped
from the scene.
Police said they paid particular
attention to the Southwest area
after they received information that
a car occupied by three white men
had stopped at filling station in
that section late Friday, and the
driver purchased four gallons of
gasoline. After giving a coupon for
the gasoline, the men became ex-
tremely nervous. the filling station
attendant said. and hurriedly drove
of without waiting for their change
After searching Southwest al
leys and garages, police said, how
ever, that they were inclined to
discount the possibility of this Incl
dent being connected with the
robbery.
The hold-up, first of its kind in
this area in almost four years, oc-
CURED as the bank employees, Ar
thur L. Phillips. 40. of 4o32 Lee
Highway, Arlington, and T. Gray
Goode, AZ, of 2l4 Twelfth street
S.W, were leaving the bank build
ing with the money for S. Kann
Sons Co. department store, located
nearby. Mr.. Phillips was hit on
the head with a blackjack and Mr.
Gray held at gunpoint as the
bandits grabbed a bag containing
the money and escaped in the wait
| ing car.
Evening star., 1945-04-02

The message has been forwarded
to the parents by The Star.
1st 1t. James Moser Willis died in
Germany December II of wounds
received in action. His mother, Mrs.
Grace M. Willis, lives at 129 South
Aberdeen street, Arlington, and his
father, Bennett Willis, at the New
Hampshire avenue address.
1t. Willis was graduate of West
ern High School and of Columbus
University. He was widely known
as boxer here and was a member
of the Columbus boxing team from
1887 to 1910. Before entering the
service in May, l941, he was adj
mitted to the bar and was a mem.
ber Of the legal staff of the Ma.
tional Manufacturers Association.
A brother. Bennett Willis. jr., lives
in New York.
Evening star., 1945-04-02
Junior Police Corps
To Stoqe Tolent Show

The Junior Police and Citizens
Corps, in collaboration with the
Students Theatrical Guild, will
stage benefit youth talent show
Friday night at Turner's Arena. En-
titled "The Sepia Steppers of 1945,
the show will include. music, dancing
and comedy. Two bands, Rick Hen
dersonS Playboys and Pete john
sons Sensations, will participate.
The Junior Police and Citizens
Corps, composed of colored young
sters between s and Is years of
age, has been extended to all pre-
cincts in Washington under direc-
ton of Policeman Oliver A. Cowan,
q member Of the the stan Of the
Juvenile Bureau Of the Police De-
partment.
Evening star., 1945-04-02
Boys in Gorden Club
To Be Civitun Guests

Approximately so boys who are
members Of the Garden Club spon-
sored by the Civitan Club of Wash
ington will be guests of the club
Thursday afternoon and evening at
the Sligo Cabin in Silver Spring.
Games will be played in the aft
ernoon and following. supper an
address will be given by the Rev.
Orris o. Robinson minister of CAL
vary Methodist Church and sky
pilot of the Civitan Club.
The Civitan Club has sponsored
the Boys Garden Club for more
than 20 years. 1t provides gardens.
prepares the ground and furnishes
seeds, plants and tools. Rudolph
Jose of Silver Spring is chairman
of the Planting Committee. The
boys rangs in age from to is years
of age.
Evening star., 1945-04-02
Prize-Winning Painting
Given to Walter Reed

The landscape painting of Scott
Island by DR.. Robert E. Motley, l4O1
North Greenbrier street, Arlington,
Va, winner in contest sponsored
by the Society Of Washington Artists
in its annual membership showing.
was presented yesterday to Walter
Reed Hospital. 1t was hung in the
Red Gross Building.
Corpl. Bernard Fields, Pvt. Wilson
Everhart and Pvt Arthur H. Lefevre,
patients and overseas veterans, ac-
cepted the gift on behalf of the
hospital.
Evening star., 1945-04-02
Seaman Is Drowned
Shooting Rapids
Above Chain Bridge

Radio Technician First Glass Rob-
ert Allen Corliss, 81, stationed at
the Naval Research Laboratory
Bellevue, D. c., was drowned yes
terday afternoon, and companion
almost drowned, when their canoe
capsized at the foot of Little Falls
In the Potomac above Chain Bridge.
Mr.. Corliss and Ensign James C..
Andrews, %, also stationed at Belle
vue, had travelled up the river, plan
ming to shoot" the rapids. They
were successful in making the first
three rapids, but at the fourth a
wave hit their canoe and overturned
| it. Both men were thrown into the
swift water.
Richmond Brooks. al. of 1921
Twenty eighth street NV. who
saw the accident from a fishing boat
dived into the water in an attempt
to rescue the men, and was within a
few feet of Mr.. Corliss when the
Navy man was carried under the
water by the current. Mr.. Corliss
was last seen holding a cushion and
paddle from the canoe, according to
other witnesses. Harbor police said
they learned he as an expert
swimmer.
After swimming for about hall
an hour, Ensign Andrews gained the
canoe and made his way to the
Virginia shore and informed au-
thorities of the accident. Mr.. Cor.
liss's body has not been recovered
Policemen Walter E. Davis ano
Enoch j. Spence, in a Harbor pre-
cinct patrol boat, still are dragging
the area.
Mr.. Corliss lived at ISL Ivanhoe
street S.W.,, and had Joined the
Navy on November 16, 1912. He
was assigned to duty here in De.
cember. 1943. His mother, Mrs
Alice Corliss, lives in La Grange
Ill.
Ensign Andrews lives at 104 Ir.
yipptnp street & w
Evening star., 1945-04-02
Red Cross Blood Donor
Unit to Visit SuitIond

The Red Cross mobile blood donor
unit will visit the Recreation Hall
of the WAVES Barracks, 440O Silver
Hill road, Suitland, Md, from 9 am
to 1:30 pm. April 10.
Residents of the area may make
appointments by calling Mrs. Harry
Jenkins, Spruce 0211-J.
Evening star., 1945-04-02

WM OOIIcSUu-
dent Thomas r.
Henry, who IS
W 1t h the Sd
Armored Divis-
ion in Germany.
The m e S sa g e
was:
{" Ch q pl a in
Frank Ellio t t,
who Is with us,
wants me to
send word to the
parents Of 1t.
Jam e's Willis.
1121, New Hamp-
shire avenue
NV, an artil-
Evening star., 1945-04-02
Nurcissus Show Toniaht

The Woodbridge Garden Club will
hold its 18th annual narcissus show
from 8 to 10 o'clock tonight in the
Sherwood Church Hall, Twenty
second street and Rhode Island ave-
nue. NE. Judges will be DR.. Edwin
c. Powell and Mathilde Kolb Bart
lett.
Evening star., 1945-04-02
Choploin's S Sympathy ReIoyed
To Parents of Casualty by Star

A message of consolation from
the battleflelds to the parents of a
Washington man killed in action has
been received by The Star from
Evening star., 1945-04-02

lery observer, that their son was one
Of the finest officers he knew.
Evening star., 1945-04-02

Ensign Andrews lives at 104
vington street S.W.
Evening star., 1945-04-24
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

1884 COLUMBIA RD. N.W.1.Men. $3.50
g5 siase eeaS co5 min bssSs
lth AND RANDOLPH Ne. 1881 7th ST.
one otbIs sF sgene sesHe ,tsr fgrn g sn T5h
atseT $40 SssEdays; Co s4se
STR s. os moher MhE s snd ehd shase dogb
y s3snFI5S RS s''S 10 81 54 MONDAY s+S soas
!onabie and convenient, a Chelsea s ssstions u
North Providence, SIS a week. ia. 6902
GIRL, 2o-25 yrs. old. to share Broom
sqResS RooMs sefkaSi ssfs1 per couple 6 No
GIRL, age eo-25. to Share s-room INC modern err,
aaptb with W another ,sSi GIL SS7 S7lJ
BEAR. between Q and 6.
WANTED; a Govt. girl to share furn. apt.
ore OR two GE GfRIs 3s % alssr share farnished
apt. with two other girls, ages 20-25.
S25 each, 34-C Galveston pl. s.w. Near
1877 KENYON N.w.-pesirahe 1-rm. apt,
complete sink stove elee re;sr. elec.'
spartment I Rent. IS $3.50 Snste ma. eonRenient
Navy yard or Capitol
Apt. 9. Tues. or Wed. eve. after pm.
NEW YORK CITY, 93rd and Park ave
S-room apt; will sublet from May LIST to
Oct, 1st. completely furnished; $3.50 mo.
Call MRS. PASSIN. EN- 1922
1850 HARVARD ST. n. .W.-Wanted, young,
refined Govt girl to share small apt with
another girl: near shopping center and
tranSp. So wkly; pu. 97s6 or DE. 1902.
81 X ST. S.W.-1 room and kitchen,
screened porch. No children
l34s NORTH CAROLINA AVE. N.E-Three
rooms. semipvt bath; adults; no drink
ing: $50 a month
Evening star., 1945-04-24
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

IMMEDIATE ACTToN-we viii buy your
home today or sell to cash clients waiting
a. fs n'Fkfs ya1sf eTcR 1 81
sourHEAsT-By private party. Nr. Cong.
brarS sssached ~ with sot aass R cons
LIST LIST q YotK s. s'iR'Sh HoME TobaY.8s We need
modern homes in all sections OF the Dis
,S bef nssny Nd Nd and Viii h they ana are aB s to
saiesmen inspect and tell you what you
may expee5 sdo6 to get. Eve q ~ Syn phogpss egs
VIZ w can SELL your property if located in
S G neasy ses s.ss Sg
~ 10th s.; NV, National s o7s5. n 80,
sssstion sas NJ c.plso sH HUMsaSlEs sasa Realtors
vsu. caN osas SELL uF Tomh opan oesa sas IS no It's ob
sAsgNDEEs e.. NC. Rsalso!s' established
ss lash 4 11 'o1' % 10 sia !oo srsk st ol frame.
DI 45os: ewes. and Sun. GE. $500;
vaenss " fAf G'Is!si 81 Cash 70. ne. ss .as s.:
NIL MILLER s 500 18th St Sc: FR 2l0o.
Hr snS6e for hsgse II D
60. 5sas Ga: ave: RA. 500. -
MoDaRS 1od HONE or sss.
transportation; not over $4,000, all cash:
no brokers: replies confidential. Box
COLONEL viii pay cash for your equity IN
three or more bedroom house. on half acre
or more within 8 miles radius and you
can keep possession until late fall; chance
TO - unl9ad LEAD in time; no commission. ,ss BOZ
Evening star., 1945-04-24
APARTMENTS WANTED.

NV NV Or GEEoRGEIoWN.l or 9 rms;
eombat oeer iure CAPTAIN aI srnd s
signed, sgi 1923 n9 children no pets. RE. $500.
NAVAL OFFICER, wife and 5-month-old
baby need furnished apt. or house soon,
within miles of Navy Yard. Call Atlantic
MARINE MAJOR, perms, .ntly stationed.
wants June l.. 2-bedroom furnished apt for
self. wife and 16-year-old daughter: near
MAJ Hff re 1ssy % ESP az NJ p., nw
TWO UNIVERSITY GRADUATES desire
furnished fur @ or unfurnisbed apartment. Call
Will R&cHANGE cow. taT s-r. 70 apt. I N. = C..
Bay, Ridge area, laundry and swimming
pool os bouss IS for Ma; 1sdIm apt
accept. permanent desired; contact Apt
PEsMAAENrff Fl ssG ss e. ASSIGNED Army captain ss
furnished small house or apartment within
committing distance of Pentagon. Please
MAJoR si Tetu9ned sS rom 4gaS and a..
PeFm bstb; D; c. or 5o2d br' kit iv. rm and
Az AKMx 4fasa4 oFFfsEs s AND WIFE need isrn
NAVAL OFFICER, wife. desire small apt.
eTntsT esent isTnshsd nef pd 7S4s r. children or pets
QUIET, ELpERIY COUPLE want 2-room,
KITCHEN and bath apartment, Furnished or
uNFGRa np1 sM Af se5 "a Wash
or nearby Va, for lady. Box ASSN. Star.
EMPLOYED COUPLE seeking unfurnished
apt. in apt apt building in NV. section. Phone
North ,al 1852 g S6i,, all day Sunday and weekd.ys
NV IIhGfENANr GflfSE and wife need Hss fur
minutes Of Navy Yard. VI. 74sb. "a.
not over 500 mo; Georgetown or Dupont
Circle area. will consider suitcase for
summer. Telephone DE. 1o11, Ext. %,
NAVAL OFFICER, permanent duty, de-
sires l or 2, bedroom unfurnished apt.
WILL "fsasFss sf 1900 n2s Ext 'sf: s75s sss Or fs
4 ARMY R 4 GA CAPTAIN and wife urgently need
%aasnt puSs sa stst0R R. no s ssIlarsn or pets
Rafsf bedoo h Bsn ssd aaE kssn sa
nv section; Govt. executive, man. Box
NAVAL OFFICER AND MOTHER want 2-s
your things: will sublet mos. or more.
S3yY SH Il. And ND WIFE desire subletS Il fur
n0ahS fnity sn3s GL
dpdTGueuU OF one DeQTOOm ana guest ac-
commoda tions; furnished preferred; refer
ences furnished: NV. Box 11-x. Star 26s
REFINED COUPLE, life residents of D. c..
furn. apt, NV. or nearby Nd. ST. 2195
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER desire or 8
rm. furn. or partly furn. apt; around S45;
BY TWO BRITISH OFFICERS, furnished
apartment, preferably NV. RE. 740O. Ext.
eah sftvsff ofPIc1aG Az with f.ml, wants as
furnished apt. or house Of or 8 bedrooms.
in or around NV: not over 500 per mo-;
Write to T. G. LIU, 2311 Mass. ave. ,3O'
REFINED LADY wants 1-room, kitchenette
apartment. Box 26-x, Star.
BUSINESSMAN AND WIFE will pay sub
stantial rent for 1-bedroom furnished
apartment in desirable section by May 1
or earliest possible date thereafter No
REFINED COUPLE desires nicely furnished
apartment; no children or pets. Phone
Emerson 1924. 26s
Evening star., 1945-04-24
BOATS.

ASGHoR-Hays Al e been able to obtain one
4o-io. Northhill stainless-steel folding an
cher. cher, equivalent to q 500olb. Navy anchor
81 70 TR: 2424. Ext. 306. 20.
priced; pr ed in need of repairs. Gail cH. 64i4
WANTED, sailboat, 20 to 80 IT. long, good
condition. with artillery motor, about s.
h.p,, reasonable price REQUIRE all details
can RE; G4O0, Ext. 1850, between $50
oHTBoARD MOTOR, used sale all guar
sIto anteed ono one o5b 32,hp ,JShnson' one 3Shp
Saille a-hp: Neptune. SOUTHEAST
Sales CO., 1877 1lth st. Sc
32-ft., Chrysler conversion,
i9s1h.p,' iGs1p mahogany deck. $500 Shepherd
CASH for rowboat. canoe or orrboa I'd
motor' motor Might consider small cruiser.
oUTRIGGER for attaching outboard mo-
TOR to canoe, $40. McMICHEN, 1915
OWENS DE Luxe CRuIsER' EB0iss9g ia9a MODEL S'
VII WITH ta dIG-h;p chrysler marine engine;
81 SRulsER' 1Sin ai length; h. 49, beam II powered
fully equipped; sleeps four; price, 81 500
Phone A. J. DAGGETT. Annapolis 2030,
Evening star., 1945-04-24
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

ATTENTION 10 FARMERS-Private sales
daily. 40 head Of work horses, 6 good youns
mules. fl ON a medium priced horse to the
best that grows; lot OF mated teams; sor-
rels. roans. dapple grays: 4 purebred Bel
gian mares. 2 purebred Percheron mares
at shadow Lawn Stock Farms. You can
pay half the purchase price. balance to
suit. Horses delivered any reasonable dis
tance at no extra charge. Reference
George ?. Henderson. president, Mont
gomery County National Bank, Rockville
NJ s3d Y, Q. .DosH. prop. oaithersburE
HORSES, riding and work: mules and
WAGON AND PIoW HARNESS, collars
snd supppes dsynE asea Tns ss
dies and md brides. W. H; sToMBocK q
Di sTDiNG HORSE, 81 h'S bay Ms seldhs: ding good
work mules, ! young work mare. Tennes.
see walking horse. HILLTOP FARMS, of
Locust 1866
ONE BULL CALF, 8 mos old, Jersey, pure
bred a beauty, eligible to register; also
fine shoats, about l50 lbs. each. RA $500.
Evening star., 1945-04-24
ROOMS WANTED.

GOVT. GIRL would like single room, con-
venient to carlines, board optional, NV
section preferred. M. BROWN. "a Eye st.
NV.
REFINED LADY wants 1 room. Kitchen
ette or kitchen privileges. Box ask,
Star.
Young MAN desires furnished room in
private home or apartment: convenient to
downtown. transp. Box 29-X, Star. 26s
GENTLEMAN Jewish). in responsible
Govt. post, wants room with cultured fam
lily; sao-sSo per month Box 27-1' as. Star.
EMPLOYED COUPLE desires room with
day care for 2-yr.-old girl; temporarily.
MRS LAIN. District 1868. 25'
DOG LOVERS-Am a young Army ofdcer
Just returned from overseas, now joyfully
reunited with my large but well-behaved
dog. We need a room in Washington or
vicinity, preferably near communication to
Pentagon; permanent assignment: refer
ences If desired. Telephone NO. 1877,
$40 am. 26s
LADY, empl.. would like room in clean,
refined home; some kitchen privileges pre-
ferred. Box 24-X, Star.
GENTLEMAN - Room, semiprivate bath,
13-X, Star
Evening star., 1945-04-24
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE tcers.)

VssSS SSsSSSeNs0SS ESN SSG& iS0Utsy
ssTEAAEH TRgNk. .!l-steel wardrobe, 5
STEEL WINDOWS. beams. columns. angles,
insts, atr-eond furnaces IA. $500.
saIs $3.50 MAX faa 4fpERsfaiN. SHRfsEueiesasI iS$s
STUDIO Couch. excellent condition, sss.
sTgpio so ooGSHEs EssyeainsS asprns sonsraet.d s
With inner-spring mattress. opens to double
san yH sEp 0isS ThH5Kr 2Te prizes II
ST sTp6Io g. GoGcHEs6sAtIiass ciTs NA slSIis has the all,
spring CONSTRUCTED studio couches, prewar
Tg as S4G sfry ssrG eo free ss dsy
sGN & LaMPsAtas M Rl fass' has t5s Rl sns5s ssss sn
ree ses SVe kfs1 Hs tsr HSNcs Pnsas!s
SSi st. NV 81. sass. asSp'abie Dfe hSass. ssss.
TOILET OUTFITS, new" No priority re-
Sairea Saet ayu. kShsr %lis ,I Of ,kohler s5sds
TRoMsoNfseonaaa aa reoonaisioned axs ps sss5 ss6
ayey esss Mues; gold isoSuersd, square type
KITTs Kro,sc 1880 ss g street tmiddie Of block
Se.sss % ssme Gss ssordsss Tso Esh.as tqai
Rum suppIy AsssD co. ssas Sad's.'sS os ave A9' y
I1rEWklTER rental service, 5716 18th
NV. GE. 1883. Underwoods. 3 mos,
SESg1aN Il ady pS GEL SsSl9 add dep
VIOLIN. italian copy Of Amsti: sa75;
!nauire 1890 10th st. NV. any evening
vToLINsMFuil size including bow and
and case, SIS. Call Republic e212
KITS. 1880 g street middle of blockl.
WATER HEATERS, auto. gas. 20 gal.
S59.50: 30, gal. S69.50: immediate de-
livery; all heaters guaranteed five years;
WATER HEATERS. Rex. 2o-year euaran
tee all sizes; terms JOHN 6 WEBSTER
PLUMBER 81! Est nv MA 1888 OR 3439
WATER W y 81 oHEaAImERs.RResular a IT, and bottle gas
heaters guaranteed 5 to 20 years. No
down payment. 3 years to pay. For
information phone AT 1881. AMERICAN
HEATING CO., IS K st. Sc
SOUTHERN VENETIAN BLIND CO. - Buy
direct from manufacturer. steel or wood
ATTENTION, STORES, Closing out, men 5
robes. mems undershirts, sweaters. men s
furnishings. mems rubbers. mems hats.
nxtureS. other small items in mems wear
WASHINGTON HABERDASHERY. l1O2 F
ONE DINING ROOM SUITE. o pieces. solid
oak: 3-piece. living room suite, / library
table, sewing machine, | studio couch,
odas nsh and ends. s MUST be sold at once; rea-
MoviNG-Selling piano cheap. $50 9Th
ne. Phone TR. 1891
Evening star., 1945-04-24
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS for young
ladies: excellent transportation unlimited
phone, laundry PRIVILEGES. ia. 0930.
l4Ol 10th 81. N:W.-vacancy for girls
furniture; phone; good meals; S46 per
month
double rooms. Excellent ome-cooked
meals: $40 month each,
VACANCY for l to share with young
girls, laundry and living room privileges,
excellent food, $3.50 mo. 1406 10th
st. NV.
1909 2Ist ST. N.W.-1 large room for 3
or 4 girls. also . doubles; home cooked
meals. Reasonable elevator. "a
1928 18th ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished
rooms for ladies and men; running water,
1914 18th ST. N.W.-Beautiful large triple
room, excellent meals and transportation,
S45 mo- each
SCI 10th ST. N.W.-Nice home. young
men and women: 81 week with meals;
81 week without meals 25s