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Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-01-29
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/, General Patton commands the
First, Seventh. Third or Ninth L.
s. Army in Europe?
? Name the largest island in the
Solomons group?
3 In which State are the colleges
Of Mt Holyokc and Smith?
/. Who Was called "Cactus Jack p
). Did the Golden Age occur in
Greece or Romc2
s. The national headquarters Of
the American Red Cross is in New
York City. Washington, d. c., or
San Francisco
7, The American Legion and the
Disabled American Veterans are
two branches of the same organiza-
ton; true or false?
8. When the Louisiana Purchase
was negotiated, who We're the re
spectiVe heads of government of the
United States and France?
9. Was the dodo bird capable of
fIyin?
10. What high government office
Is occupied by Byron Price?
The Michigan chronicle., 1945-03-24
Lillian Smith Refuses
To Join Southern Council

OF the Southern Regional council
written by Miss Smith, which ex-
pressed the belief that TO work
solely for the alienation OF low
economic standards in the South
is no! 10 get AT the real diff
cultleS at all, DR.. Tobias cited the
unfortunate effects of segregation
on the personality OF white and
Negro alike.
or primary Importance. Miss
Sm IN wrote. are Selt-csteCm and
security, both Of which are lack
ing under the system Of sesrega-
ton and both OF which are essen
ual 70 the development Of per-
SoAalty along creative and pro-
ductive lines.
Segregation, Miss Smiths letter
continued, is merely kind Of eS-
cape mechanism which enable one
10 avoid facing the actual issues
IN question
Dr.. Tobias told the mixed audi
ence that the Negro who refuses
70 conceal has needs and goals.
out who is Wiling. IN his attempt
~ sch them. 10 cooperate with
the white person IN mutual self
respect. IS the type Of negro 70
Whom the white man must listen
N his attempt 10 solve the race
issue
The evil OF racial prejudice lies
largely IN the fact. he declared.
that the Negro can do nothing
aooGt the thing for which ne IS
being olScr.m mated against He
cannot Study or work 10 do away
with MS color handicap as can the
nan who IS eondoned for his !g-
norance or poverty.
To stop thinking Of the Negro
as problem is the first step
that must be taken 30 end race
discrimination N America, the
speaker asserted.
III the United States as a nation
is 10 assume world leadership. il
must become a true democracy, :"
said Or. Tobias. and that is inn
possible as long as a double STAN
dard of citizenship prevails"
Prejudice, the speaker conclud-
Cd. is "unreligiousH and we are
bound to Gct rid Of il eventually
because ~ rs Non-ChriStian char
actcr The Fisk Jubilee Singers
also appeared or the program high
lighted by. Dr.. Tobias sAccch.
The Michigan chronicle., 1945-03-24
Bishop Daugntry
is Dinner Guest

AUGUSTA Ga - r shop \
naJcairy founder ~ nc House
OF the Lord, VAS cricr'3INCT AZ q
dinner party Wednesday afternoon
March 4. giNcn oy Mrs John Henry
Dudley.
MuSiSa numbers nero rendered
by Charles II Dldlcv Those prc,.
cnj were Mr and Ms \ r JEFF.
fcrS. Mrs Annie " RoAcl,on.
Evangelist Mary johnson. and
Bishop a DaHshtry
Import duties on raW W0o' svd
wool yarn have heen douh Cd by
Rra7tl
The Michigan chronicle., 1945-03-24
NEGRO PILOT
WINS UNIQUE
RECOGNITION

FORT LEAvENWoRTH. Kans.-
First Lieut. Henry A. Wise Jr.. now
a student in the 22nd General Staff
Class at the Command and General
Staff school here, was awarded the
The Michigan chronicle., 1945-03-24

ant ot Inc Command ana Gcperal
Staff school. made the presentation
at ceremony in Grubcr Hall before
some 800 Of Lieutenant Wise's class
mates.
THE son OF Mr.. and Mrs Horny
A. Wise. OF Charlton. Va. Leu
tenant Wise. upon entering the
army in July 1912. Was first as
signed 10 Grenier Field. Nanchcs-
ter. n. H. He was then transferred
20 the 38th Aviation SQUADRON. DOM
Field, Bangor. Nc He eft Dow
Field as A sergeant. and received
his commission A. second ,euten-
ant al TuSkogee Army Air Field
Ala. IN February 1914.
Lieutenant Wise reached the
Mediterranean Thca,cr IN July
1914 and was promoted 70 inst Reu-
tenant in Sep'en>bcr He was a
fighter pilot with the 332nd Fighter
Group OF the Fifteenth Ar Force.
doing principally escort WORK.
HIS LAST mission i one ot The
lieutenants most vivid remem-
brances. II NaS a raid on he Plo-
eSti oil fields, Angus, %. H.s plane
was forced down over BULGARIA.
and he was captured and i'm
prlsored by the Germans IN hat
country. That vas = stroke Of luck.
though Lieutenant Wise said Il
was prisoner for only three
weeks, and then the Russians
moved IN and We we're all freed g"
He returned 10 the United States
IN October.
IN addition 10 the Certificate of
Falor. the 2+-yesr-old officer holds
he Air Medal and the Purple
Heart. He IS a former teacher Of
social science in the Accomac high
school, Charlton. Va.
The Michigan chronicle., 1945-03-24
$50 Sign House
Petition For
Poll Tax Ban

WASHINGTON - In record-mak-
ing time. more than $50 Congress
men have already signed Discharge
Petition M ! to bring the aati-poll
AK bill. HR :. 10 a vote. the Ma
ilanal Committee 20 Abolish the
POI. Tax announced this week.
Congressman GEORGE H. Bender.
r, Ohol said. We're GONG TO
press on and finch ,hc petition IN
record time. We Nant !; at.Shed
before Congress adJourns on March
~
\ total # eIS .-ra'urV arc need
ed ,c complete q discharge petition.
! TNSCls." Rcp Bender sad.
FEC. ina; one OF INC most impor-
.an. etl.S before Congress this SeS-
SION j. nc anu-roi. iax nll. We
ONO Il ~ our brave men overseas
fch,rS FOR freedom 20 Sec-re the
vote al home
The Michigan chronicle., 1945-03-24
BY EUGENE c. ZACK

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. - Lillian
Smith. liberal Southern author of
Strange Fruit" has declined
membership on the board Of dl.
rectors OF the Southern Regional
council. IL was revealed this week
Her refusal to align herself with
the organization comprised of
Southern educational and CIVIC
Negro and white leaders Was based
on her objection 10 the groups
alleged policy Of working within
the framework Of segregation. -
Miss Smiths stand on the mat
ter was revealed by DR.. Claiming
Tobias. seuior secretary for Negro
work Of the National Council OF
the YMCA, in speech delivered
here this week al Municipal audi
forum.
Economics Not All
Quoting letter TO the director
The Michigan chronicle., 1945-03-24

meeting. DR.. T. X. Lswless Of chi
cago gave Principal w. r. Banks
$500. 10 be used 10 start q special
collection of books on the Negro.
The Michigan chronicle., 1945-03-24
UNIT LED BY
NEGRO STAFF
IN H0LLAN Nd

WITH ADVANCED u. S.
FORCES IN HOLLAND - After
completing its first mission with
direct contact with the enemy. the
B3rd Chemical Smoke Generating
Company was lauded by Mai. Gen.
Charles II. Gerhardt Of the 10Th
Infantry Division, Headuuarers
European Theater OF Operations,
announced this week.
The 83rd. composed entirely OF
Negro officer and enlisted person.
mel. successfully laid smoke screens
TO confuse the enemy prior TO a
drive made by the 10Th Division
on the northern end OF the front
IN Germany.
MOVING OUT before the infan-
try. the men of the 83rd kept up
harassing operations against the
enemy. making it possible for the
comba troops 10 move in and take
over
Since this was the mems first
assignment. naturally was glad
they made good" said Captain
George B. Warren Jr. Chicago. III.
commanding the 83rd. Our casual
ties were very low which is another
thing for which I'm grateful. We
are now awaiting our next mission
and feel certain tina; they Will
do just AS well. il not better"
Second Lieut.. Richard A. Gales.
Urbsna. Ohio, and Second Lieut..
Curtiss E. Knighton, Detroit. Mich.
showed the same enthusiasm as
they captain over the recent accom-
plishment OF the men in the outfit
General Davis praised the unit
for its splendid work when he
visited their headquarters during
recent tour OF the Western Front
The Michigan chronicle., 1945-03-24

GIVES $500 TO PRAIRIE VIEW
PRAIRIE VIEW. Texas -6ANP)
While al Prairie View as guest
lecturer al the recent medical
The Michigan chronicle., 1945-03-24
Says Catholics
Fear Too Many
Negro Conuerts

The Catholicschurch was charged
this week with being afraid OF too
many Negro converts"
The contention that the Catholic
church has been holding back"
in its campaign 10 win the Negro
TO Catholicism lest III succeed too
quickly and too we'll" is made by
the Rev. Harold Few in the April
issue Of Negro Digest I'm a round
table on Does the Catholic Church
Fear Too Many Negro Converts"
The Rev. Mr. Fey. Who is an or
dalned miniSter/in the y Sciplcs
OF Christ church, declares that the
American Catholic hierarchy has
been ~hesitant 10 win tho Negro
minority despite constant pleas
from the pope in Rome 10 enter
the Negro field.
Fey declares that Catholics feel
that as a minority church in Amer
'ca. tho Catholic church cannot
take on what II clearly considers
the handicap Of this racial group"
Replying to the accusation by
Rev. Fey is Father John LaFarsc.
editor Of the jesuit weekly Aver
ica' who comments on Fey's
charges:
Where thero has been retarda-
ton in the CatAslic program for
ne Negro. its orIsin is 10 be found
IN the ordinary human backward
ness and timidity rather than any
9 .aoorate and thousht-out poll
cioS"
Father LaFarce points 10 the
many gains of tho Catholic cam
oalon 20 win the Negro. However,
no 7dmits:
This Is not in any way denying
hat there are prejudice persons
of prominence in the church. cler-
cv and lay who are disturbed bv
observing too many affiliations
7croSs the color line. and bheir
number is every day diminish
49,
The Michigan chronicle., 1945-03-24
Alleges Unfair
Hiring Practice
At Chevrolet

Another example 81 q scrlulua-
tion ~ me hiring practices ~ conn
NsN'cS WAS brought 80 l-ht last
week in ihc case of Jc>sc Howard
and INC Chevrolet Motor company
forge plant According ~ How
Ni nc was in 'hc USFS office
% acn roog, si'ion came in for a
drill press operator
Given A rcfcrral sip for this po-
SitioN. HoNarG'S sto:v continues
no was MP A. &c plan, ~ 'tc
c1pl6Yno'N manage vNa It'd
hn NAT jNcv had better JOB for
him Tho JON was that or opcga,.
lnc an electric crane. orc With
vhich he Was unfamiliar Whcn nc
found tNa' nc could ro' cot nc
loh 20 whjeh &c WAS otcr~cd by
tae USES, Howard qalt
On tho our sip vas written.
cannon Go nc work to. IA h.rh nc
has been as. -uCd
The Michigan chronicle., 1945-03-24
Missouri Pacific
To Hire Stewards

ST. LOUIS The Missouri Pa
ctfc lines have agreed 70 consider
for employment as stewards. any
applicants without regard 10 race.
color or national origin, il was
learned this week by the Chicago
Defender.
The lines informed the regiona al
Offices of the Presidents Commit
tee on Fair Employment Practices.
that Il would consider qualified
Negroes and McXicans for the
stewards positions a. the same rate
Of ray and the same hours Of work.
This agreement was brought about
7S 4 result Of negotiations between
the Missouri Pacific officials. the
regional Offices o. the FEPC and
officials Of the Dining Car Walters
Alliance.
The Michigan chronicle., 1945-03-24
SEEK CARVER i CENT STAMP

COLUMBUS Ohio - The Ohio
Negro Chamber OF Commerce has
asked Postmaster General Frank
c. Walker 70 honor the late DR..
George Washington Carver. noted
TuSkegee Institute scientist. with
2 United States postal stamp, por-
traiture 10 appear on one cent
stamps uring the biennium
l945-46.
The Michigan chronicle., 1945-03-24

Certificate OF
Valor last week
in recognition
Of courageous
service in aerial
combat by the
direction OF Ma
jor General Ma
than Twining.
comm a n d i n z
general of the
Fifteenth Air
Force.
NJ a ]. G. c n.
Karl TrueSdell,
c q m ma n ding
general of Fort
L,caVen W ort h
and commando
The Michigan chronicle., 1945-03-24

Start working on your income tax
O. once and file II an early as poSsl
bic
The Michigan chronicle., 1945-03-24
REFLECT TAYLOR

Robert r Teyior nationally
<noNn sdeocaie.of better housing.
md prominent civc leader. WaS
rejected chairman ~ inc Chicago
housing Authority a. TIC annual
Ncc,lns Mondav 5ftcrnnnn-
The Michigan chronicle., 1945-03-24
ORDAIN FIRST PRIEST

=. TRENTON. " J.-New JERSEYS
hrst Negro Roman Catholic prizes.
was ordained on ST Pstrick's Dav
IN 5. Mary's Cathedral. He is
ne Rev. Thomas Campbell Jones
a. Albany. who sang his fist mass
SUNDAY at the Church ot 81 Vim
cent de Paul. where ne started as
an altar boy when he was SIX
NelrS Old.
Evening star., 1945-10-15
OFFICES FOR RENT.

PRIVATE OFFICE. furn,; also desk SPACE
IoT no phone and mali service, L. J. CoWIE' ,
SeREEs 81 Els s ayazsEk or S4s occupancy
! 1946; 10000 So: #. per floor; will divide
INTO 5,000-sq. #. units: floor plans and
perspective now ready for your immediate
consideration; this building LIGHTED on all
4,,1Sn Siass, With sas Paging facilities. LOUIS
807-9 18th ST. NV, between H and Eye
sts-OWner VIII erect Immediately 81
excellent location for medical profession,
ground area oi, 6,100 So. #. to wide alley.
Rftis = Rss5 q ae IT, wsshns ssa ME
sHh SEw Pta5k e6kN2R SUI BufLD1Ne. comprising IA
oors soo So r. floor sS0f @ psTkns
whole or divide. This. is one Of the most
ideal locations west Of Conn. ave. in the
dogntown s1 area ILI light aysia6le on AZ
SUITES on first foor, desirable apt. buiid@.
ing: altered to suit tenant; ideal locstion
for doctor or dentist. MAYCRoFT, 1474.
Seismpla Se1nMn .1; I'm MN; Tu,pn ,oops .n,-,
1000. So. #. per floor. in new air-eondi-
toned bldg, to be ready about Feb; 100
block Of 1sth St n; See plans at DRURY
REALL@TY REAL @ CORP; I737 < st. nv
Beautiful buntaioR, in isp Commercial
neighborhood For information call LII.
1881 between $50 and 8 pm. Monday.
Get. l5. Gan inspect property Tuesday,
TWO OR OR THREE FINE ROOMS. suitable
for colored doctor, dentist or general Of
VIC Nb r. See wen oeatsd
phone Ma. 4o3s. HERBERT 4. GILL ~
SON, 142O New York ave. NV.
Evening star., 1945-10-15
HOUSES FURNISHED

7015 ROLLING RD., Chevy Chase, Md
Beautifully furnished house on wooded
lot. Living room, dining room, small
study. modern kitchen. Second floor:
bedrooms, 2 baths. Basement has recrea-
tion room, maids room and bath, laundry.
GE oil burner, 2-car garage Available
Immediately. JACK HAYES, NC. Reaitor.
2021 P st. NV, Du. 77S4. For appoint
ment to inspect telephone Mrs. Hartwell,
WESLEY .HEIGHTs-stone Pennsylvania
Colonial. Living, dining and library. 3 bed
rms 3 porches. Gas heat S75 By ap-
pointment, EN-; E72, or Box 343-.z Star:
IN ONE OF THE most exclusive sections of
NV. Washington. completely and attrac-
lively. furnished. 4 master bedrooms and
8 baths on the End floor, . servants rooms
and bath on the 3rd floor, drawing room,
dining room, buffers pantry. kitchen,
lavatory on 1st floor. Large library off the
landing. Club room and lavatory, laundry,
utility room, and lavatory in the base
ment 2-car detached garage. Please call
Mrs. Wren. OR. 47sS ewes. and Sunday.
JACK HAYES. INC. DU. 77s4 or Box
sERvICEMAN and employed wife share
home. Call after pm, MI. 1868. 1874
Todd pl. ne. $50 mo.
LAND0yER HILLS-Nicely furn. 3-bedrm
home, Immediately available to lease, S125
monthly. WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE,
Evening star., 1945-10-15
SUBURBAN sALE-VIRGINIA.

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY-5-room corner
brick bungalow with fireplace, A-acre lot,
stairway to attic, new refriserator; price,
Church, va. Falls Church .2so3.
OAKCREST-3-bedroom brick, SI3,25o.-
This. is a splendid prewar-built Colo
1ial home, having large living room, dining
fun and sas
garage. oil heat, ETC., and is on wooded,
very well located lot. Substantial cash
needed. me-; "A MANNAs REALTY CO., 2sls
WHIT WHITE olSs sRca XII 81 2K SHs4 unou.
y wsll-built home. on lot 100-ft. front.
with fireplace, dining room. modern kitch-
en-. 2 fine porches with concrete floors,
stars Wh outside sG aeesasd st iii fun ens
garage fine Anchor fence, large garden,
fruit trees etc, In Alexandria, near
schools, buses. stores. and priced at only
pls MlsslS sTnsgon sgseEVsFAs Vs s 1871 sass
RESTORE this beautiful suburban estate.
Large 6-room house with 2ba acres Of land
in IN excellent neishborhood. on edge Of Falls
stone cellar ad I ioundssion 'sIa cimneys
trees and shrubbery. Barn and outbuild-
IN nss resr are II paopsTsn M snd1s s, aa sms s
from Washington. Phone. GE. l7037
tached $3.50: less than 4 years old,
oMNER: RE s4so o. NJ. 4s2sS 2S's. s
SALE BIZ OWNER. 8 bedrooms. bath and
q half. oil burner: immediate occupancy.
Apsn a. ,.gt Az synSsy Out Lee hwy K No
bRoyHni. asoi Wilson blvd. Arlington.
0L. 0434.
Evening star., 1945-10-15
HOUSES WANTED 70 pUy tcoo,. ,

..OSSsS WENtE0 " UOb tAOuf.J
CASH BUYERS for s.e., ne and Nd. prop
speedy acson II I0r II 1sufss spprsss h
MANTsps aFs SkdlsTniHYs.s nHss 4aSesrsom y em modern
section; from owner only: substantial cash.
S,Si'NiGEEssMASS' S,i'isi MASS' wants to buy det. home,
ss,ungalow or story and half. Box 1877.
iMMEDIATE ACTIoN-we will buy your
home today or sell to cash clients a at 'Hih full
S9Ick Hsiae 81 sssi fe unel npelRfasa pm ".
woman. small home, automatic gas or oil
nea. neat, vicinity Takoma Park Recreation
fn.e6 CASH hGz ros aSsH aoUs ssr HOME arse ae'
70 days II requested. Ma. $3.50 or Wo
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE. We can get
sSh H1MpaRiss 'ssi u f8as aeaisoas esH@Rt
casH si SaRissl to s6 c7so sna Nd property
i hIFy so sstoFs ssSf you Rhsds hss
WE nc Can Ne SELF Yo1R H Iao House. at its full
value today; our, opinion entails no .obli-
do soI Nh Nc Esasors WM sstab:
ifsS eHasE INF iSns cash buyer st
Ayp bs E. BaRR9 g ssnsafr Me- aSsb Ssb st. vicinity
WE PAY ALL CASH for ne. and s.e.
n MifIIER; TIL sSo 80 M MJith st. Sc: FIR alSS q
located in the Petworth-Brightwood area.
VIII pay all cash. Call ia. 1902.
WANTED TO BUY, in Silver Spring area
nice or 3 bedroom home, will pay all
ALL CASH for a house in or near Hill
crest Sc. Call DE. O054 or write MR..
DISAPPOINTED COUPLE will pay $1,000
cash for good brick row home in Bird
alphabet NV, close Ga. ave. carline and
schools: gas or oil heat; must be owner
OCCUPIED. Call BETTY KOoNTz. sH
DO you WANT SPEEDY ACTIoN?-List
your house with US, have cash buyers who
Will pay top price. ENTERPRISE REALTY
CO.. 1924 Eye st. NV. Elk. 3400.
6 To o ROOMS, prefer old house; like
possess sion within 60 days: all cash. E. A.
CAREY, DI. 450S. Eve. and Sun, GE.
$500. No. ! Thomas circle.
WE HAVE CLIENTS for ali types OF prop
critics critics in n.I nearby Montgomery County, Md;
GRADY & SON, 1l04 VT. ave. DI. $3.50.
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE and get
you top cash price in D. c., Md. or Va;
free. appraisal; plenty clients waiting for
quick results. Call A: H. Parker, RA. 1850
| or TA., 1868. J. B. TIFFEY q SON, 316
ct
Evening star., 1945-10-15
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT Cont


8 MONTHS RENT IN ADVANCE-2-3 bed
room unfurn; house or apt; oficer per-
manently assigned p, c.. wife and daugh-
YOUNG NAVAL OFFICER at Bethesda,
perm. duty, Just returned from 30 months
in Pacific, desires unfurn. 2-3 bedrm
house near Bethesda. Want to rent now
Ior occupancy for about 1st Of Dec. Call
BUY, RENT; NV. Mass. ave, Chevy Chase:
. bedrooms, oil or gas heat; near school
DIPLOMAT needs furnished house, bed
rooms, living room, Northwest section. 3
months rent in advance. Write CAPT
I.ACABANNE at 1893 18th st. NV, or
phone co. 5400 from Q to 12 am l9s
FAMILY OF wants house, apt or farm,
turn. or unfurn.; reas. rent, or buy small
Gown paymt.; conv. elem. school; Dist OF
nearby; electr. at least; good care OF
property. F 3, QUIGG, Adams 1885. IL
y OR 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, unfurnished;
regular naval officer, adult family Arling-
ton. Phone TIE. 4S23 16s
Evening star., 1945-10-15
ApARrMshrs EXCHANGED.

EXCHANGE modern 3-room unfurn. CEN
trally located apt In Wash, D. c., for 3
or room apt. or house in or vicinity OF
EY;C. Call DU. 6025 after 8 pm.
change for I'd rooms in Washineton Call
co. 4972 Sunday. 9-10 am; Monday,
NEW YORK. exchange modern MOI T 'S 35s-rm. IN
unfurn., S65 apt. District line. for 4
rooms Manhattan. UN. 1859.
FOR EXCHANGE - Furnished 2-bedrm.
apt, conv. Washington location, for similar
facility preferably furnished, vic West
Point, N. Y. Call AID. 1016, bet and g.
Evening star., 1945-10-15
STORES FOR RENT.

WISCONSIN AVE-, opposite Sears Roebuck,
location; parking included. New building,
47x123, one or more floors, or will
divide; long lease from reputably estab-
BURMAN, RE 1868.
1919 E. CAPITOL ST.-Modern store In
drive-in park and shop center, 21x55 fit
high-class colored section; vacant; S100.
Apply rent dept, LEO M. BERNSTEIN 81
CO. Me 5400.
OWNER MAY CONSIDER LEASING a me-
dunn size store in very busy location
to a reliable tenant for years Only
certain type businesses will be considered
Call HARRY l. FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE-
1855
STORES, RETAIL or display purposes, in
2nd commercial area ne; from 1000 to
10000 50. #. on one floor. LOUIS BUR-
MAN. RE 1858
Evening star., 1945-10-15
STORES FOR SALE.

SMALL STORE, downtown - Present
tenant will sell his 5-yr, lease with some
fixtures; ideal for matchmaker or small
business. Call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN,
Broker, RE. 1886
DOWNTOWN iewelry store Due to ill-
ness owner will sacrifice established going
profitable business; 9-year lease: cheap
rent: fully. equipped. Will only consider
experienced party able TO make cash deaf
HARRY !. FRIEDMAN. Broker. RE. 1855.
LIQUOR STORE BUSINESS-Please do not
able to consider a high-class deal recurring
about $4,000 and you do appreciate q
high-class 1907 store; shown by appoint
FRIEDMAN. Broker, RE 11RR
Evening star., 1945-10-15
OFFICES WANTED,

NEED i OR 2 BACK ROOMS suitable for
mimeograph, addressograph, near as pos
sible to 18th and H SITS. NV. CaH PRESS
RESEARCH, DI. 414S
PRIVATE OFFICE, with joint reception
room. in lawyers suite in downtown Of
fee building. Box 1871, Star.
years in WASHINGTON. 500 So. #. Teles
phone MA 1925.
LAWYER NEEDS SMALL furnished once
in financial district for 3 months. Bog
290-Z, Star
Evening star., 1945-10-15
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, DC. BIB
".
SUBURBAN. sALE-yIRGlklA.

COTTAGE ON YOUR LOT, room, s176:s
rooms $3.50; rooms, $595. Can
BACON. AL. 1890. 16s
vIRGINIA's BEST BUYS, .AIexandria-..:
Brick house, 3o-day possession; side-hall4
entrance ltn rs.a now being used as 2-aps house
mo-; 4 rooms and bath on LIST floor; 8
rooms and bath on I'd floor; oil burner,
hot-water heat. partial basement; nice
yard with shade. in the near downtown
section OF the city: this house Is in elegant
condition and can be used as ? one,famiiy
house, center hall sedroom. ei,sa IsD@ Isrss
library, unusual closet space. full base-,
ment. oil burner, 2 screened porches; g.
car garage. lot 10o-ft. front: this Is . {,
lovely a,,,l home ~, for large family or very
insulated: owner occupied; $14,500
Aurora Hills-2-apt. bungalow typa
brown shingle house. private entrance for
each apt. rooms and bath on 1st foor;7
3 4arge rooms and bath, 2nd apt; house
insulated and weather stripped, hot-water
heat. oil burner, full basement: double
garage: exclusive section, close to shopping
center, transp., schools and churches:
splendid investment property; q most un-
usual price of SI1,250. J. L. PRICE. 2303
Arlington Ridge I'd. ia. 1904, Ivy 1879. =
Evening star., 1945-10-15

-
REGULsR MARINE 1t. COL, perma-
nently assigned, needs 2 or 3 bedroom
apt or house; will take good care of
premises; Arlington preferred. Phone
PERM. ASSIGNED Regular Navy ofacer
and wife waut sttractively furnished
sts; Clinton lMd:l 55soaW. II.
small house .tor apt.), furn, (or unfurn.l J,
in NV. or suburbs; UP to S110. EN-. 1912.
AFTER Az YEARS at sea. oficer, Regular
Navy, returning duty in Washington, de-
sires 2 or 3 bedroom house or apt, furn-
ished or Jnfurnished; occupy now or can
WILL LEASE ga bedroom unfurnished
home in NV. or suburban area; possession
between now and Nov. 1: liberal rental
Dial AMERICAN COUNCIL OF LEARNED
SOCIETIES. DI. 1895. DI. 7715. 16s
SMALL FAMILY needs 2-bedroom house or
apartment by Nov. l; suburbs or Rockville:
permanent resident; excellent references.
REGULAR ARMY 1T. COL. and wife de-
sire 2-bedrm., furn. or unfurn. house or
apt; permanent station WASH GIL. SS05.
BEING PERMANENTLY located in wash
ington, am desfrous of renting a or 6
room house or an apartment, in or around
WASHINGTON. Phone MR. SNYDER, NE.
0505 weekdays between am. and 5 pm
Ewes. or sunday at NO. 346l.
BRITISH OFFICIAL requires SO room
house. or apartment. furnished or unfur-
nished, in or near washington. Executive
1910. Ext. 25x. i6s