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Evening star., 1945-10-23
Mrs. Mary {. Lonpheor.
Friend of Lincoln, Dies
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
INDEPENDENCE, Mo, Oct. 23.-
Mrs. Mary E. Lanphear, So, widow OF
a Civil War surgeon and friend of
Abraham Lincoln, died here yester-
day of complications resulting from
a fractured hip.
A native of Spartansburg, Pa,
Mrs. Lanphear's husband was chief
surgeon of the 106th Illinois Vol
unteers and served with the Army
of the Potomac and the Army of
the West.
A brother of Mrs. Lanphear was
the late Burritt Smith, widely
known Chicago lawyer and founder
of the Municipal Voters League In
Chicago.
Evening star., 1945-10-23

Saturday at the
age of II.
T h e services
will be held at
t he IA m / ] y
h o m e, 1854 w
street Sc, at /
pm. Burial will
be at Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
Mr.. w e eitzel
" a S in t h e
plumbing busi-
ness u n t ii his
r e t / r e m e n t
about Is years
a q O and w as
Evening star., 1945-10-23
Births Reported

Blakely and Efne Kirkpatrick, girl.
Daun and Helen Larsen, girl
Dwight and Mary Locke, boy
John and Eleanor MRloney, boy,
Thomas and Qnyce May, girl.
Rowden and Elizabeth Midget, girl,
Joseph and Jensine Moran, girl.
William and Kathleen Mortimer, boy.
Bond and Aida Naecker. boy.
Edward and Geraldine Neam, girl.
Lawrence and Mary Nichols, girl.
Maxwell and Eline Mcknight, girl.
Murray and Elizabeth Payne, girl,
George and Jeanne Pernet, girl.
James and Rose Petranek, boy.
Louis and Anna Pollitt, boy.
Alfredo and Aurora Ponce. girl.
Roland and Frace Poore, boy.
George and Ethel Post, boy.
Abraham and Sylvia Pritch, boy.
Thomas and Ruth Raley. girl.
Andrew and Martha Shipley, boy.
Jack and Mary Spicer, girl.
Herbert and Josephine Staliings, girl.
Bernard and Margaret Stasulli, boy.
Frances and Bonita Sweeney, girl.
Phillips and Ruth Temple, boy.
Otha and Lenore Thrift, boy
Wiley and Lillian Won Kirkpatrick, |
Norman and Thelma Walter. boy.
Jack and Eugenia Wines, girl.
Alfred and Betty Wolf, boy.
Willie and Callie Allen, girl.
Evening star., 1945-10-23

the Southeast section of the city.
He was a member Of st. Johns
Lutheran Church and the Anacostia
Masonic Lodge No. 81.
He Is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Clara r. Weitzel; two sons, George
D. and William c. Weitzel, and
three grandchildren.
Evening star., 1945-10-23
Darn uf Thanka

DORSEY. BARBARA ROSEMAE. The
family of the late BARBARA ROSEMAE
DORSEY wishes to express its deepest ap-
probation TO relatives and friends for
their sympathy and floral tributes at
her passing.
JOHN S. AND MARY DORSEY.
Evening star., 1945-10-23
Rites for George WeifzeI
Ito Be Held tomorrow

Funeral services will be held to-
morrow for George Weitzel, a life
long Washington resident, who died
Evening star., 1945-10-23
Only in ToDAY's WOMAN for Nov.mb.,

There's No "Bey Problem in My House. F.. and you'll
forget that you ever thought you had after you
read the common sense suggestions in Mary Van
Fossen Schwab's article d. And do you believe
family ought to be happy? Then dop't miss Home Is
Place for Tdlksna, by Margaret Culkin Bannipg-ths
world-famous author account of home as your home
can be.
Evening star., 1945-10-23

tooer ZZ, I94o, ano are asked
to assemble for the recitation of the
Rosary at 7;30 pm. Tuesday, October 23,
at 1905 18th st. NV, and to attend the
requiem mass on Thursday morning; Sep
tember 25, at O'Clock, at st. Anthonys
Church, 1880 Lawrence st. ne. Brook
GENEvfEvE SWEENEY, Grand Regent.
ELLEN McELWEE. Fin Secty.
SMITH. JOSEPH LANE. On Saturday,
nd ST. n1 1Ses Ms LANE SMITH oss
loved husband of Ella A. Smith and father
Of Grant B. Smith. Funeral services at
on Tnesday g. At
pm Interment Arlington National Gem
etery, with military and Spanish American
War veterans service. 23
SMITH, WILLIAM F. J. On Saturday,
tS05 S pase CO. detsse sas at cy s md W a39a
late Mary A. Smith and father of Mrs
Mary Sampson San Mrs Agnss n,ts Early, VII
resting at Chambers Georgetown funeral
home, 31st and M sts. NV, until Wednes-
aoy frnsy Catholic sS Church at
Interment Holy Rood Cemetery. %
sTRoIHER. LOUIS EDWARD. Sudden
residence: Woodbridee, va, LOUIS ED
sa4Tsd = ne sssI ssed Ms 4 He
I'M. at the Hall funeral ns home. occoauan n
thence ni e woodbrdse s'0ef5 esureh
where services will be conducted at pm
Interment Davis Cemetery.
TUNA, ELLSWORTH. On Friday. octo-
Be la Rsa r M Hqms STabsr for the hhssd
at stewarts funeral home. lone 30 80 st. 'sneu NE,
f hss SctossT nsre a. serscss u p H
Interment Payne's Cemetery.
Evening star., 1945-10-23

on Monday, October %, 1945, MARY
TERESA SHANAHAN, beloved wife of the
late William F. Shanahan and mother of
Mrs. Eleanor st. John, Mrs. Anastasia
Connor, Mrs Agnes Borowski and Sister
Geraldine Daughters of Charity, Thomas
F., David c.. William B. and Capt. Rob-
ert E. Shanahan, U. S. A. Funeral from
the residence of her daughter, Mrs Thomas
Connor, 1905 18th st. NV, on Thursday
October 25, at $50 am. Requiem high
mass at st. Anthony's Church at 9 am.
Interment George Washington Memorial
Cemetery. "A
Evening star., 1945-10-23

KING, LUTHER ROLAND. Offlcers and
.,Hh~- members of Cissel-Saxon Post,
6A No. Al, American Legion, are
<KzEA requested to assemble at the
s4AS{1E Warner E. Pumphrey funeral
SE1AE home S434 Georgia ave-, Sill
WlSSY yer Spring, Md, on Wednesday,
October "a, 1945. at $3.50 PM,
for the purpose of holding q Legion serv-
ice for our late comrade, LUTHER ROL-
AND KING. BY order of
JOSEPH H. FIELDS, Commander.
WALTER S. DAVIS, Adjutant. "a
KNEE, PAULINE. In Pittsburgh. Pa.
at 6 pm. Saturday, October 20. 1945.
PAULINE KNEE daughter Of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Knee OF Arlington, Va.
washington, D. c. She is survived by
Il. Knee Of Los Angeles. caiif.. brothsrs
and Mrs. Hewitt wells. Los Anyeles. Calf.
sister. Body resting at the F. l.. Stoyer
funeral home Strasburg, Va, Monday
afternoon and Tuesday. Services Tuesday,
October %. at the Lutheran Church 90
LEET, GRANT. On Sunday, october 21,
1945, at Doctors Hospital. GRANT LEET
of 4105 Wisconsin ave. NV, husband OF
Mary M. Leet and father OF Mrs. Margaret
Briganti, Bryant Leet and Harvey Leet.
Services will be held at Gawler's chapel
1855 Pa. ave. NV, on Wednesday, October
q, at 2:30 pm. InteTment Rock Greek
Cemetery.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-05-18

JuI1lUT IWU-T ItCVT
THE gay little flared peplum on
L this smooth two-piecer for jun
iors whites your waist to mini
mum. Use big, bright ric rae
for a dashing trim. Smart, and
SO easy to wear for all your sum-
mer activities.
Pattern No. 1884 is designed for sizes
II. -. 13. IA. 15 16 and Is. Size II. short
sleeves. requires $50 yards of 39.inch fab.
ric: 9 yards trimming.
Due to an unusually large demand and
current war conditions. Slightly more time
is required in filling orders for few of
the most popular pattern numbers.
Send your order to:
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-05-18
Phones on Street Cars
Connect Crew, Dispatches

Two-way radio telephones are
now used by 13 street-railway
companies for communication be-
tween the dispatcher's office and
supervisory motorcars and emer-
gency trucks, says Golfers.
A new device, used in conjunc-
ton with such systems, automat-
ically records the exact time each
streetcar passes number of sue
cessive points spaced along its
route. With it, a dispatcher can
see at once when and where a
particular car is behind schedule
or stopped by an accident and can
then radio the nearest supervisory
car to make an investigation.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-05-18
Spiny Anteater Lays Eggs
And Then Suckles Young

A living "pincushion" that lays
eggs, yet suckles its young-that's
thumbnail description of Austria
las spiny anteater. This odd
creature is famed in science as
one of the montoremes, the most
primitive form of mammals. They
exist only in Australia and New
Guinea.
Full grown, this quill-armored
animal is about 10 inches long. It
is equipped with short, powerful
limbs that enable it to burrow in
soft soil so fast it actually seems
to sink from view. Like the platy-
pus, the spiny anteater lays eggs
and suckles its young. The fam
lily invariably is limited to one.
Lacking quilts, baby enchidnas
are horrid-looking bare creatures,
resembling toy rubber animals of
grotesque design.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-05-18
The AnsUers

TS (1TSUSTS
/. In China. 1t is 2,100 miles
long and was completed in 1850
after 600 years.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-05-18

tough going. Our
producers have
doled it out in
fits and starts-a
number here, a
finale there - as
if t h e y were
afraid we could
not take it in
more than five
minute doses. And
except for t h e
Astaire = Rogers
~,,,c,-o1~ .-cl ~
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-05-18
Empress Mark on Coins

A coin used in China today car
ries a thumbnail impression acct
dentally made in the wax model
of its design by an empress in the
Seventh century.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-05-18
4qfoe":
Looking at
HOLLYWOOD

THE DANCE is not only one of
L the seven lively arts; it's
threatening to become the liveliest.
In the movies it's always an up
and down career, if not actually
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-05-18

I OVELY afternoon frock for the
~ larger woman who likes SIM
pie, uncluttered feeling about her
clothes. Wonderfully slcnderizing
and with just a touch of ruffling
for feminine accent.
Pattern No. 1872 is designed for sizes
36. 80. 40, 40. "A. 4G. 48, so and 50. Size
80. short sleeves, requires 37s yards of IS
or 39-inch material: yard machine made
ruffling to trim.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-05-18

That's Something
4 group OF soldiers ,Uiues ioere Drag.
ging about their husbands. The first
remarked that at last hers had been
granted a commission.
Bill has just got notice OF his cap
fdincy!" thrilled the second.
The third limited that her husband
,Uas hoping for his first lieutenancy that
month.
In brief pause the fourth bride
burst out brauely, "WeH, Johnny still
has his priracy, any1cay!"
Out West
Mamie-How well Algie sits on
his burro.
Lottie-Yes, to look at him one
would think he is part of it.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-05-18
! ASK Me a
; ANOTHER {
: A General Quiz

The Questions

The Questions
l. Where. is the longest canal in
the world?
2. Are congressman required by
law to attend any session of con-
gress?
3. Who calls track" in the
sports world when he wants people
out of his way?
4. What man signed his CORE
spondence and paintings with the
figure of a butterfly?
S. Will food cock more quickly
in vigorously or gently boiling
water?
6. Sinology is the study of what?
7. What is milksop?
8. What stadium has the largest
seating capacity in the U. S.?
9. What bird has the swiftest
flight for short distances?
10. Approximately how far does
the earth travel each day on its
journey around the sun?
The ANSWERS
l. In China. 1t is 2,100 miles
long and was completed in 1850
after 600 years.
2. No.
3. A skier.
4. James Whistler.
S. The same.
6. Chinese language and culture.
7. A weak man.
8. Soldier field, Chicago, $50, 900.
9. Humming bird.
10. 1901 ,6O4 miles,.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-05-18
Sad Disappointment

Mrs. Clum-And is it secret?
Mrs. Redrier-Oh, no, not at all.
Mrs. Clum - Too bad! l did
want to tell Mrs. Longjaw.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-05-18
ES1m!!LeAyhl&G =
Dear Me

Dear Me
Admirer-I admire your roper
toire.
Star-Yes, he was a repertoire
on the Blaze before we became
engaged.
WhOdunit
Mrs. Horner-Mary, I see a
spider web in that corner. To
what do you attribute that?
Mary-To a spider, man.
Ruled Out?
Jasper - thought sure you'd
know her. She lives in the same
square as you.
Joan-Perhaps. But she doesn't
move in the same circle!
Jenky always believed in call
ing a spade a spade till he hit
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1945-05-18
WhOdunit
Ruled Out?

Jenky always believed in call
ing spade a spade till he hit
his foot with one the other day.
Evening star., 1945-06-08
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

3I5 18th ST. NE. Free home for en-
ployed lady in exchange assistance spare
time in motherless home. Ii. s263.
GENTLEMAN to share splendid bachelor
shower. bus at door, always a seat; $50,
half utilities. Box 192-D. Star.
2 GIRLS, l s to 25, to share modern apt
with gentle girls; must be seen TO be ap-
preciated $3.50 each. GE. ISL See
after 7 pm. ) Gallatln st. ne, Apt. ..
32I5 MACOMB ST. NV. - bedrooms,
living room and bath, completely private
suitable men; sloo a month. EN-. 3l63
trac. furn.: avail. July Is: S120 mo. AID
1881 Sat. morn, 9-12, or Box 319-R, Star.
ROOMS (2 bedrooms, nicely furn. apt,
to rent June 9 for 3 mo-; walking dist.
downtown: new piano; sleepins porch; re-
spes5aoie ha ADULTS only eps st,4 in advance
en-. pvt bath; $50. 3-bedrm, apt. $50
mo; util. included, Open between 2 and
FFtRN. s-RooM AND BATH APT; nc
children: SIS; gas. and elec. furn. Cal
GEoRGEToWNW,e rms. kitchsnette; $50
comfortable 1860 Wis. ave, MI. O399.
ROOM double bed, living rom and bath
for married couple in private, small family
new home in Northwest, 20 min. from
ment OF identifeatiogso and phone. Nc
TWo-BEDROOM APT, GEORGETOWN. avail.
able June 25-July 81 S1l0. Boz
EXCHANGE very desirable 2-bedroom apt
in Sc. at 1880 18th st. sc. tcorner l7tf
and MINI. ayeD, $3.50. for 1-bedroom apt
Evening star., 1945-06-08
HOUSES FURNISHED.

WESLEY HEIGHTS. 4428 Garfeld St;
July l TO Sept. 15-Attractive stone house.
bedrooms. baths. maids room and bath.
ssFseqsa GaH FM p9Tes TGs lsfse yard $500 per mo-
ssl5 UPTON ST. Nw-s bedrooms,
screened porch, fenced yard, garage; refer
ences exchanged. OR. 954o. Rent $3.50
CHEVY CHASE. MD. near bus. July i to
Sept. or IA Spacious home. shaded and
cJol grounds; bedrooms; owner, may
Sns dsi5s TO keep bqssv for nnT hRss bss
reon pe mo and No oah ae Percss s63 6ss
EsPAFe Bea1o mi f50R bsR Baps P.rts :.
furnished, oil heat, II acres Of ground.
$3.50. white maid viii remain With new
TY CORP, 800 wisconsin ave. Oliver
cool, MODERN BRICK HOUSE. availabl.
Pentagon and Gravelly Point; good bus
service: 3 bedrooms, . baths, completely
furnished; screened porch; piano and Vic
trola; SG25 a month. Phone Jackson
SUMNER RENTAL-24ae Tracy p,. NV:
available 312 months; house contains 5
NJ SaTrov, DE De, $500. 5000 '' RASDAIL asSHSAi I. 1.
BRADLEY Blvd M BetReids aiaea e0na distaiet- afs
EsiI-develoDed land, t SPACIOUS frst tn aoor. =.
brary. 4 bedrooms baths; third floor,
bedrooms and bath; an unusually pictur-
esque setting: caretaker for grounds and
stock Included in rent, as well as supply
of butter, milk and eggs; rent from June
10 to September 15. Call JAMES z.
SCHWAB, OR. $500: after 5, WO 140S.
FURNISHED HOUSE in nearby Va, excel
lent transportation: couple only; available
June 10; owner will retain l bedroom.
ATTRAcTfvE Town HOUSE near Sheridan
Circle, bedrooms, baths, large drawing
room. dining room, powder room, servants
rooms and bath, 3-car garage, ETC.; ade-
ouately furnished $500 per month for
years lease: inspection by appointment.
LINKINS CO, 1 Dupont Circle, DE. 1900.
Box 419-R. Star.
PETWORTH-Corner home. near Grant
Circle; concrete front porch, living room.
dining room. large den, modern kitchen;
4 rooms. bath and kitchen end floor.
Beautifully furnished. Well handicapped
yard and growing Victory garden, Adults.
$3.50 per month References. ia. s6ss.
WORKING WSS S,isoH CouPLE S9If desires congeni.l
couple to share 6-room private home in
River Terrace; well furnished: phone;
nice neighborhood; $50 Box 4l6-R, Star
COUPLE will share stone home with couple
for care of baby, one child permitted. Call
at 114T 44th pl. Sc. o.
WILL RENT furnished 2-bedroom home in
suburbs, with large yard, porch, garage,
when l-room, kitchen and bath apartment
in city is available: prefer tenant with
children Box .l64-D, Star
Evening star., 1945-06-08
REPAIRS and SERVICES tco,t)

tors and appliances, overhauied and re-
paired; 24-hour service. TR. 2032 g.
REFRIGERATOR, washing machines, re-
siHo Paired Go4s 4snr serxise' work
Ref REfRiGERA4oR HGfi M cTsc TROUBLE. For depend
able service on household or commercial
call ACE REFRIGERATION CO., MA. 53o2
REPAIRS and service wanted; small re-
liable contractor, able to take general re-
ROOFING - Quick service Leaks; slate
composition, tile: guttering, spouting. All
work guaranteed. Call CLIFTON. GE.
ROOFING AND sIDING-Prompt service
by experienced mechanics. Free estimates.
ROOFING. TIMING, roof painting, repair
ing, guttering and Spoutine. Call MR.
sHIPkEY, I;k .Nss GE 4i5ss .,.n,.., ..,.,r.
en any make. Adjusting and oiling. 81
ing machine dept. srd door g. kANN
sEWfNG sPNi "a MACHINE fifsaI aHPAIxs-we ,npee.
Replacement parts for all make machines
FAB pH Ssy aSHs aSs ':,s :sn: and siSss
5rr ZOO 81 x4o0
UPHOLsTERY-Custo work. VIII gladly
o Use EgGRroS SGaF oTn GE mats5is s4s Call chifoN
USED CAMERAS oouxh, and sold Full
LER & d dAI.BERI. NC. s1b 10th st, nv
yESGTiAs i,s21i5 vi BLINDS cleaned, csc: Up to
sne meihod seansd %GsfIn
bNh bo Thar co e4nFEsrER iGa En- JOB Now oT
pairs .remodeling. cabinet work, displays,
store fronts; low prices. 81. 64ss. NE.
GOLD BOND RADIO co. Radios repaired
TR 922S. 143 st. Sc. s.
Evening star., 1945-06-08
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

CEMENT WORK-Stone walls, faestone
poreheS and walks. chimneys fireplaees.
Rockville Md.
CARPENTERING and painting, pure Dutch
Boy lead and Oil paint; inside and outside
painting; new screens; all types OF car
ASPHALT DRIvEwAYs. parking lots and
walks: desirable, neat; free estimates. Dial
FLOOR SERVICE, nothing put the oest;
!Eo IN aCs coNTH5cI9Rs rs Ieis INC, 1919 wi'e0n'
GARAGE, 10x2O, concrete floor, 12-ft light
mill doors, $3.50: inclosed porch. S335.
MIR MILLER. TR. o559; TO-
J;oHNs.MANvILLE roofing; siding, insula-
Es {2A 'e5@ eohTRAcrNd Ssse CO. yslF: o 800 &c pay
struction repairing, remodeline. asphalt
Sshingle roofs: asbestos wall siding, insula-
e0h SEMEI S9aSIsEf ga Ravlfs fssa estimates Tree
MoDERNIzE YOUR HOME and add addi-
basement rooms finished. IS porches he's incosed'
asbestos siding and roofnE and general
s@aI menshIs payments. ae 9u' rABoRs s'Eldf HOME
RENoVAT1NG oHdn CO.. 1920 Irving st. NV.
MoDERSIzE YOUR HOME - Porches IN
closed. recrea ton rooms built, attics hn-
ished: concrete and brick work. painting
and plumbing, roofing. siding and storm
D1sTR1ef ST u RfSeVsfoRs germs
9rai r ;, contractors. GE. 1851
PAINTING, interior or exterior; low prices,
ne 1ree csTMn sTtImateS Go CAL PHILLIPS CON
PAINTING-Haye had 20 years expert
GO. BIS, BAXTER or LAURENCE. 81
rAiNTlNG, private and commercial; roofs,
leaks repaired; work. done Immediately;
5sif 5sasqn59le 1a aa1sW RFse7 Call after pm WI
IN vIRGINIA-can PATTERSON -GARDl.
NER CORP. Hobart 4120, Johns-Man-
vile roofing. siding insulation; storm win
terms; free estimate. NATIONAL install
LAIION CO. $500 Wis. ave. WI 1900.
ep9 slanE
IMPR RovEMPNTf fet e.. deofsis hGMs
Member J M Home Improvement Guild
sPRACRETE-GuN APPLIED. waterproofs
For estimates Ma. 1869.
WATERPROoFING, all kinds; Easements
@%aterprooted. @ windows caulked, etc. ROB-
ERT E: PRICE. Republic :3931. s.
a5eyemsnss Rooms sR ana sSh SIDING! eons Screen s
your porch while ] have the material Call
y D TAYLOR, 81 o942; evenings.
y aRHIAER WAsHISGReN SGPe No PATTERSON
dows. screens. heating. remodeling Terms
If 1T Is HOME remodeling and repairs,
we do it; ?. G.; weather strip. 4o3 osth
CONTRACTING Co,
1922 Pleasant st. s.e.-Specialty on ex-
terror and interior decorating: all first
class painters; also, all classes Of remodel
terms aTranged # wanted TR, 1910,
Evening star., 1945-06-08
APARTMENTS WANTED.

OFFICERS MOTHER would like. to. share
seniFs TE 9Th ssos Sns LADY, PaFkfaFfas
bath for naval ofieeT and wife. CAN
i N. esgs ss.sy
MSS Gso5sa; 6Ysn pefm rn,rrH a. 1922
cirofe pref fefa Box sma4 ho6 5p stan
ARMY CAPTAIN, CLASSIFIED limited service
bedroom unit or more for wife and
1o,year daughter., furnished or untur-
p,shed pSan anG refsFenee' availaee
NAVAL OFFICER from overseas and wife
d'cntv dess uRfurn private apt
1 WAVE IIEtTENASTs Der permsnently so ~ sta
toned desire attractive well-appointed
$50 IT zoLI, or Z; Ext ~ s2sss, aSS' II II.
REEDYi RI between a m. and t:3o pm. II.
or Housekeeping room with private bath.
convenient to Pentagon. Box 193-D, Star.
COUPLE needs 2-3-room unfurn. or par
tally furn. apt, NV. section. FIR. 9073. 12'
COUPLE, without children or pets. desires
3 or room. furnished or unfurnished apt.
Deeatur b a oas s5 after W m pest
NAVY LII wife and od son on per
area NV. Cali 1T. ELLIS. RE. 74oo,
Ext. 565s:: evenings RA. 9421. s.
II to voad ike to
family settled; need a furnished or un-
furnished 3-room apt or house for wife
you paros ana son svp Pease g
at De 1870, 1t. LARSEN " s.
EXECUTIVE, French, Mission, and wife
nshed nta apt Se as5 uR,afnshe0 Rxt ns9 or 1"F
YOUNG COUPLE with child in urgent need
& OF 3 or Z I'm rm furn a, apt; Northeast pre-
TEACHER desires to sublet furnished apt
from m June 25th through Labor Day. Box
nished apt. in Northwest section; Exc excellent
BEFORE oeloek' and sftsr sG PM hAf RA
wANTED-Furnished one-room apartment
@ xt kitchen It end coan bath for pIeesa o
PsRM stUe w. S s5teEf womAs wishes
to snblet for 8 mos: or LONGER 1-room furn.
good care. taken Of furnishings, own
maximum. NJ Cali pE. 1899 sitsr $50 .Vss: YES:
SIRGiNiANsWesry Vi a9H M % M Army % CAPTAIN ssst wifi.
and baby doubt If furnished or unfurnished
"a room apartment can be found any
Pentason. but desire to be convinced other
wise. Quiet. considerate family; per-
manent assignment. Call CAPT. LUMPKIN,
Republic 800, Ext. 1895, before pm g.
ENLISTED MANS WIFE and daughter need
like to share with another seryiceman's S
wife. RA 2769. s.
YOUNG MAN, excellent character, Gov
ernment employe, bedroom, bath, living
or permanent. NV. or Georgetown; COM
muting distance Navy Department. Call
Me 5000, Ext S26. s.
VACATIONERS-Exec and wife, no
children, no pets, highest references, de-
sire small furnished apartment, house or
Is to July 1 or later; will pay good rent
and take excellent care Of good furnish
tngs. Call Hobart 6100, Etension <l0,
between and Pm.
Evening star., 1945-06-08
BIC THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Cont }

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Cont :.
SELL YOUR BUSINESS through LES
SH1LBY, 1909 Conn. ave, licensed and
6o9ded business broker operating since
ins hy34; horsR Restaurants delicatessens; room
offce LES sHILBY, 1909 Conn ave
FOR RENT to reliable person, complete
soda fountain now profitabiy operating :;
electric e. furnished good location. ''AeSlh Cali
VARIETY Va f9S feG Or ip5oT%a5on AND 70 CENT STORES
wanted-We have several qualified and
authentic clients who are seeking estab-
Ished stores of this type. Are you in
hbereSsea IN quick cash sale Of
eault Immediately. MYRTLE A. WEADON
CO, 1910 Vermont ave. NV, Suite 610
NE NE NJ 27l3; IL Ho; HHSo;v 7aIo; su. -.
details by mail. Box 2S7-D, Star.
OIL DISTRIBUTOR wants experienced
man to operate burner service dept. on a
pfont-sharlng or salary basis. Box 22-R,
WOULD LIKE TO BUY a modern food
store direct from owner or invest In a
FEES sSas9E BusfSGss INES hatchery
Hne OF poultry equipment, complete stock
ana equipment. modern business building,
3 acres, 1st commercial, fronting important
health: viii Sacrifice this good, Sound
Terms. MURDOCH. sH. s794.
GROCERY AND MEATS, 5000 weekly busi-
ness; rent, $50 a month; $4,000 cash
good money maker.
Grocery and meats, 81 900 weekly busi-
ness. living quarters; same owner 6 years;
6. KoGoD & BooKoFF, 63I st. NV,
MA. 93S9, RA. 6527.