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The echo., 1945-04-27
Johnie Hlackman suners slroke

VVIIIIIV EIaChIHHH 0UHVIa oITVht
Mr.. Johnnie BlGckmau, son of Rev.
and Mrs, r. b. BIacbman of Bass
field, Mss, was stricken with a
stroke a few days ago.
Mr.. Blaclman is better known a
mong his many, many friends as
"Sweet" A card from his father
states that the stroke was serious.
The family has our deepest sym
pathy and we hope for him a speedy
recovery.
The echo., 1945-04-27

Mrs. Lucille Hardy Nelson succumbs
Mrs. Lucille Hardy Nelson, wife Of
Mr. Reuben Nelson passed in New
York City last week. Mrs. Nelson
and her daughter, Lucy, left the
city not SO long ago to make their
home in New York. Prior to their
leaving leaving Mrs. Nelson had been
i'll for sometimes, however, no one
knew that the end was so close.
We extend to the bereaved our
heartfelt sympathy in the passing of
one so near and dear.
The echo., 1945-04-27
Observes Missionary Day

According to reports the Mission
any women of Newell Chapel G. M. e.
Church, under the leadership Of their
pastor, observed General Missionary
Day last Sunday. A missionary mes
sage was brought at the 1900 o'clock
hour by Mrs. j. d. Wheaton, wife
of Reverend j. D. Wheaton of the
Methodist Church The message was
inspiring and enjoyed by all
The Missionary ladies' raised more
than $500 i'm this effort
The echo., 1945-04-27

Enclosed You win find $3.50 for
three applications. am doing what
l can to help in this drive. | must
have a part in it. Tell that high
stepping Brown McRee ! say he IS
trotting but am rocking, if he
doesn't trot fast the rocker will over
take him. If | don't catch up | will
be close enough to see how he is
handling his feet. Look Out I'm
Coming.
The echo., 1945-04-27
KaynesbOrO

Dear Editor: You will find one
renewal and one new member en-
closed. Tell the boys to come on
up and not to stay too far behind
me. Tell them I prefer some asso-
dhtes. VIVA. Kinslow.
The echo., 1945-04-27
Mr.. G. e. Anderson

President G. E. Anderson of Shu-
qualak was in the HBA office Tues
day on local lodge business. Brother
Anderson YVES looking fine.
The echo., 1945-04-27

Mrs. J.. c. Coleman of Dekalb,
the charming wife of President J. C.
Coleman, was in the office last week.
Mrs. Coleman and her husband are
loyal members Of the HBA.
The echo., 1945-04-27

Mr.. Derias Croft of Chunkey was
in the office last Saturday to report
some new members added to his local
lodge.
The echo., 1945-04-27
Formal Opening OF
Floral Shopee

4FOrmal Opening of Floral ShOppee
Miss Emma d. Walker will have
formal opening of her Floral
Shoppee today from until P. M.
She will be happy to greet her many
friends in her new shoppee. The 10
cation is the HBA building, first floor
The echo., 1945-04-27
Mr.. Katie AnpIewhite Passes

Mrs Katie Applewhite of Bassfeld,
Miss, died last week She was a
member Of Sweet Water CINE Church
few miles out from Bassfed.
The echo., 1945-04-27

o-,peo 4ha nroffc IF Ulanf pOpfOs
80 sat;on, ~" Thd poo b;,1 nTov slow.
t., P,+ ~ Iaw Hili naralvza
~ Nv hn.; f'o 1 ,,n,ose now acs
p ,''a ane1 Du1'' ~ toLa offoct at the
,, ~ p,'' o o w tbe m;schies.
' wa, > , enu; ; ;ope '"e
'oue p'0''''0''' $685.. All
ur,,,,,o 49, = &.
Stops InhIf NIUE enter
cause their dollars of in
creased profit will be split two
ways, 15t to keep and $50 for the
government. Many will die as
losses on development of new
products wipe out their meager
capital Huge firms. which have
no need for substantial growth.
can develop now products with no
danger at all to their strong
financial position.
The echo., 1945-04-27

What ! Learned from Lauderdale
County Medical, Dental and Pharma-
ceutical society's Program.
By Annie Rose Wheaton. 4th Grade
Student Of Wechsler J., High
School
The echo., 1945-04-27

Mississippi. Standard Mega
newspaper of character. circus
la1on and opinion, with mors
than 10000 readers J
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-11
Banana
Desserts
By PRUDENCE PENNY

YES, WE do have bananas!
That's the promise now for
the homemakers who are par
ticularly fond of this fruit.
Bananas have been one of the
scarce fruits on the American
market since the war began.
This coming year, however,
consumers can expect to find
about Is per cent more than
in 1914.
The bananas will be imported
chiefly from Central America
and Mexico. These were the
chief sources before the war
also. but the large boats used
in the banana trade were taken
over by our government at the
beginning OF the war.
The fruit being imported now
Is much smaller than normal.
Grading standards have been
reduced. The small steamers
are picking them up wherever
they can find them without
much consideration for size,
since there is a ready market
for all that can be landed on
our shores.
Bsnsns Caramel Pie
Y cup brown sugar
5 tablespoons flour
n teaspoon salt
2 cups milk
2 egg yolks. slightly beaten
2 tablespoons butter or
margarine
! teaspoon vanilla
3 ripe bananas, sliced
] baked pastry shell
Meringue topping.
Combine sugar, flour and salt
and stir in milk slowly. Cook
over boiling water until thick
ened, stirring constantly. Cover
and cook 10 minutes longer,
stirring occasionally. Add mix
ture to egg yolks, stirring Wig
orously; cook l minute longer.
Add butter and vanilla and
cool. Place alternate layers of
Filings and bananas in pastry
shell and cover with meringue
made with egg whites. Brown
lightly in slow oven.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-11
NY. Shows Attended
By Fashion Editors
BY JOAN DEAN
Detroit Times Fashion Editor

NEW YORK, JAM 10-shiftng into high gear to cope
with the pace Of day that began at dawn with millinery
fashion show included four designers collections three extra
currcuar uncheons two cocktail parties Manhattan swank
spots and will eliminate this evening with Nete Rosensten
stasudded sree the fashion Of America today donned
walking shoes and settled down to work.
Jamming the Ben Reig Salon this morning to the SRO
point fashion eds approved the complete costume look fore
by this feeling Of Renor is featured via soft
wool suits with striped affeta petcoats that peep out below
skirt The striped tafeta then repeated bouses and
hats, sometimes gloves
Persian puffs really modified lego-muttons give interest
to sleeves and the spiral swahe skirt treatment pro-
vdes uness in afternoon and evening Beginning
peplum the spiral swsthe circles about hips and skirt is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-11

Fans match long or short
dinner gowns and for whistle
bait there's a black ankle length
dinner dress, draped TO reveal
the female form divine-if this
doesn't bring the cat-calls. you
can flirtily swish its accompany
ing siren-stole of black mara
bou feathers.
OVERSEAS SERVICE
Slipping through the slush OF
the streets, we crossed town TO
the Bridal Clinic being held at
the Ritz where we learned that
dream dress designers have
their wartime problems too: An
army nurse requests a complete
ensemble, gown, veil and all,
rolled up in a shoe size box for
air transportation overseas.
Newest trend in bridal gowns
Is for large sizes. Why7 A sur
vey shows that older women
who have taught school or
worked in offices for years, and
associated mostly with women,
are now working in war plants
and falling in love with their
men co-workers.
NEXT STOP PLAZA
Next stop, the Plaza, for
preview picture OF how 10
stretch your wardrobe with
spring dickeys. scarves and
giletS, then back 10 the push
cart parade Of Seventh avenue
and the Mary Lee Salon to see
what diminutive designer Adele
Simpson has created for your
spring and summer.
II holiday indulgence has
centered a roll at your mid
riff, better start working IL OF
now. for Simpsons collection
centers on waistlines and bares
all
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-11

Via her talents. cotton street
and dinner dresses become ex-
otto and oriental. the top fitted
like q nautch-dancers' and a
sparkle with sequins. nothing
but your concave 1--WE hope)
diaphragm in the middle, then
a circular skirt. untrimmed but
dramatic.
Swoon suits. inspired by Sim
atra are seen in many versions.
Boxy little jackets styled like
a cutaway and reaching just
above the hips, they come In
brilliant tones OF wool. top slim
black skirts and printed blouses.
Seen here are loose and easy
armholes reminiscent Of the Dol
man sleeve, tunics. peplums,
TERED skirts, lots of boleros and
side-buttoned skirts.
PARTISAN HAIRDO
Interesting note here. at an
American designers show, is the
couture worn by all the models.
It's the Partisan hairdo seen
recently IN pictures from lib
Grated France. An upsweep, hair
is flattened on top then crowned
with huge rolled braid Of
false hair that sits atop your
head like a pillbox.
The Boomer Girl sailor In
spired by the Broadway hit of
the same name is sweeping
New York. We counted IL of
them last night in the seats
surrounding us at The Hasty
Heart" the new and touching
play about hospital life behind
the Burma front.
Simply told, it's an authentic
picture however, because John
Patrick. its author. is just back
from two and a half years work
in the Far Eastern theatre with
the American Field Service.
And somehow. New Workers
still encase their legs in nylons.
Mink coats are so numerous
we'd settle for muskrat, just for
the distinction.
We're off now TO see how
Maurice Rentner cuts his cloth
10 give you a genteel lady look
and how Nettie Rosenstein
molds and Grapes dresses into
femme fatale masterpieces
tomorrow well be back 10 tell
all. ---.---,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-11

A spring
tonic
for your
wardrobe
is this
black and
white
printed
crepe suit
. . .
1t is designed
by Ben Reig
we'll known
in the
world Of
fashion.
. .
Note the
slim
one-piece
dress
with a
finger tip
one button
sleeVed
coat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-11
Rayon Fable Bags
2.95
Plus 7o% Federal Tax
22.9:iS
Plus 7o% Federal Tar

That smooth cleaning Springlike fabric. rayon fale-
tailored handbag styles that different, trimmed with
plastic Luee accents Favorite black brown, bright
coors Pictured black brown fuchsa Also imitation leather
fabrics in pouchy and tailored types. plastic trims
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
A New Kind
OF Spy

NXkEIEN Britain's new
WOfIouSe Of Commons re-
places the historic chamber
wrecked by German bombs,
a man in an adjacent office
will keep constant watch on
{ he legislative assembly
by looking through a con.
cealed periscope.
He won't be an enemy
spy, however, but ar air.
conditioning en- gin c er-
charged with regulating the
new chambers temperature
and keeping its occupants
comfortable.
Architects adopted tn g
hidden periscope to save
NJ. P.s from the embarrass-
ment of having a teChnician
stare out at them from a
control window.
Just how he'll be able 20
tell when the members need
cooling or a little warming
up hasn't been disclosed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11
VoIcano;s
Revenge

THE dark. skinned natives
who live near Ruapehu
Volcano in New Zealand
welcomed two British scien-
fists recently - until they
learned the Englishmen
had come there 10 study the
volcano.
NO, no." the chief cried
10 Or. Robert Onver. "%o
go 10 mountain top. Most
evil god live in volcano and
him no like men 10 look on
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

Ny HUSBAND complains If the
bathroom tissue isn't good and
strong.
Yet, learned At Child Care
class that my baby's tender skin
needs soft gentle tissue
Waldorf meets both needs.
lt's sofJ-yet strong And / like
Waldorf because il has the safe
dbsorbcncy that IS essential for
womcaS sPecialrcquifements SO
Thrifty, TOO Waldorf is the per
feet family tissue!"
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-11

his secrets. You 90, big
trouble come. "
The chief gave Oliver 10
understand that as the re-
ligious leader OF his people
he'd had occasion more
than once 10 speak 10 the
Evil One. But even he
didn't dare 20 climb 10 the
crater and look over,
through the smoke, into the
presence of the god.
Nonsense, said Oliver.
Their best arguments
failed 10 win the services Of
porters 10 take their cam.
eras and other equipment
10 the top. So they carried
their own.
They camped near the
summit, made some obser.
vations and toward morn.
ing were literally blown
away by one of the vol.
cano's periodic explosions.
Limping, the Englishmen
met the tribesmen at the
foot Of the mountain next
day.
Ne know volcano take
revenge and me wait for
you. the chief said.
divers explanation Of
how gases accumulate in
volcanos and set off blasts
from time 10 time failed 10
convince a single native.
No, no." they said. You
made god Of volcano angry.
That's why he blow you
up"
Evening star., 1945-08-29
BOATS lcont.).

3a-FT. CABIN CRUISER, steel hull. So
h:p. Continental marine engine. pocked
Re K o or e 81 4s ass aao and rad sandsys
I5-FT. CABIN CRUisER. big Pi," home
af1oat: h.-w.h:, shower, inner-spring mat
tresses; 125-h.p;. oldsmobile conversion;
THGRsDAY A At P.M.IThis 45-ft. prac-
tically new de luxe power cruiser must
be sold by Thursday at 3 pm, Sleeps &,
:or ocean cruising, Built l94s., 2-in. white
Gray 90-hp. motor, new inper-spriag
rbs boat
be real buy for some one---.I am asking
S7soo, put will take less If have TO-
At any rate | must have the cash by this
TMo TRH5sfsyA soATsp r M asf fE ft 2it beam toilet
cabin, model A Ford, newly painted; $500
=, eft, oft. beam, new Chrysler marine
motor. cabin. toilet; galley. fully equipped;
way, Solomons Island, Md, or phone
Io-FT. YACHT "cHIEF"-High-clsss. Gus
tom-built of white cedar and teakwood;
with . beds in each, toilet for each cabin
tho double-dec bunksl, attractive galley
with refgr;, gas, stove and fun equipment
mattresses, Phone MIR cAMPBFLL. Ma
20l9, between 1920 and II noon, except
Saturday and Sunday.
o2-H.P. JOHNSON outboard. slightly used;
?S@I 5TT f0Rq RacHaRpsoN H cRGIsER Use "o Graz St 5i
good condition. IA. l5oS-W.
JOHNSON, "A hp,' hieh speed super
boat, mahoeany hull; $50. JA. ,I56s-W
the best offer by Sept. ith; two suits o.
sails trailer; excellent racing record. Cal
Evening star., 1945-08-29
o-zo The EVENING STAR Washington, D. c.
WEDNESDAY
HOME IMP. COMPANIES Cont. }

JoHNs-MANVILLE ROOFING and asbestos
siding; estimates without oblgation. THE
CROSS CO. CH 0431. CHI. 52S7.
MODERNIZE YOUR HOME and add addi-
basement rooms finished, porches ' inciosed,
concrete work plumbing, decorating, as
oestos siding and roofing and general house
repairs Get our free estimate Small
OVATING CO., 1920 Irving st. NV. AD
PAINTING. PAPERING, int. ext. roof
painting. Call WI. 4064, r. L. McNEELY
wATERPRooFING, all kinds; easements
ERT E. PRICE, RE. 1881 i
PAINTING, decor atine, root repairs. home
repairs; rsl1s white meehanics work guaranteed
N vIRGINlA--Call PATTERSON -GAsDl.
NER CORP. Hobart ago. Johns Man
Vile roofing siding insulation: storm win
COWS; COWS. screens; heating; Terms.
shirgle roofs, asbestos wall siding. insula-
s!0n ssMEIf sSisasIstf e. ea'1s fss2 Estimates free
G.pp,Ass ~ MAsHISGP9N SGpp Can PATTERSON.
vile roofing siding. insulation storm win
doWs, screens. heating Terms
REMODEL, modernize youI nome now:
fesms res estimate tnot w NAToNAL INsTAd sod
Johns -MANvILLE roofing. siding. insuls-
ton, storm sash; long terms: free esti-
mates. GATES CONTRACTING CO. OIL.
perine: painting, .slag and shipgle roofing,
asbestos siding, thinning, weatherstripping,
insulation and all types of home improve
ments. Free estimates, small monthly
payments: no cash down. FEDERAL con-
TRACT1NG CO. 915 New York ave, NV.
81
Evening star., 1945-08-29
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

GIRLS to share cooperative house with
other girls. ages 20 to %: good transpor-
matte oil heat: s32 so :5l27 Adams Mills
I'd. NV, Call AID. 1858 after $50 for appt
EMPLOYED WOMAN with 9-yr-old daugh-
another empl. woman and mother if latter
will be responsible for chlld's lunch and
attsr-school activities; s35. Box 345-J: star.
1911 KNOX RD. WEST. college Park, Nd.
Young lady will shade apt. with another
refined refined consenial girl: S35 to $40 per mo;
references Either write P. o. Box ;S92,
CEollege Park Md. or some see, it, Tum
lie. at Shell station. College ark, Mo :,
issapf 1850 e2Hss 81 99 s A6 Hs 0y ID share
per month ME- o54o alter % pn. 500
ROOMS, kitchen and bath: rent, $40
CaIi f1Io co. o447 mornings or after s : IN,
ATIRACTiCE apartment to share with
e0ess y90ns Boa Ban RsaT YMcA refer
FLOOR, PVT. HoGSE fsT near s,iG, Dupont nt Circle
WATH Or Vac ooefH sd
NEAR NJ CArHHpRaBedroom HSmP i2inp room oDa
with, dinette aicove: KITCHEN and bath. 3
TO months, Sl45 Emerson 526l or
YoUNG LADIES, share apt. with ~ an
eth ether lazy cony tEanSp ai apt 3 after m
MIDDLE-AGED LADY to share my apart
ment' mment' ? meals day. ST. week. 1l4s
neal 81. ne. Al. '0O,I.
: RMS, kitchen, bath; S45. Apply 616
1th st. S.W., Apt. J.
= GIRLS to share apartment with other
girls; SIS. 1865 18th st. NV, Apt >.
Call after i pm. AID. u34U. ,1n@
A FINE NV. LOCATION. Lovely Groom
kitchen and bath apt. attractively fur
nlShed; settled employed couple: no chill
dren, no drinking: available Sept. /, So
per mo. Box BE, Star.
DOWNTOWN. Apt. 4:B, 91a L st. NV
Large room and closet next to bath ele
vator in bldg. perm, ref; can be seen
after > pm; $40. 81
NICELY FURN / room kitchen and bath
Frieidaire: settled couple only need apply;
price. $40. Near Pa. ave. and Library.
:i22 st. Sc TR. 66Sa.
M0DLRN FOUR ROOMS and porch, to
rent from August 81 ST through Sept. / 9TH
So, ne. Call TR 1881 after 3 pm.
GIRL TO share apartment with another
girl; reasonable. Call WA 939S. SIS a
nc 1903 Oak Lane, Mt. Rainier. Md
SERVICE WIFE will share twin-bed room
apt. with another lady; l401 Sheridan ST.
NV; $50 Call during day, EX. 4l60.
Ext. 2OO9: ewes RA. SO14
REFINED WOMAN has delightful furnished
apt, well heated. to share with one other
settled business lady between 35 anC. 45
yrs. old. separate bedrooms, kitchen priv
ileges, references required: seen by apt
only; S42.50 per month. 1920 Ontario
rd. NV, apt. 404 HO. 1922.
TAKOMA PIX, MD.-Employed mother
and child to share Broom apartment
with another mother and child, day care
for child 81, 45S3
Evening star., 1945-08-29
ROOMS WANIEp.

BUSINESS WOMAN wishes lovely room or
small furnished apartment OF Conn ave.
IN vicinity Of Wardman Park or beyond
Box 215-J, Sta. %"
LADY desires comfortable room, private
bath Northwest section; effective Septem-
Der !. Box 342-J Star 30"
GEORGETOWN Univ. medical student and
Wlie desire rooms, ! suitable for study
ing; -, vieiRi5{ Rs y,ra Yny Call GE. @905 after
REFINED young lady needs furnished bed
room apartment, NV. D. C apt. bldg pre-
ferred under $50 DAYS EX APO Ext
: ~; bet. and pm, CO. 6313. MISS
COMFORTABLE ROOM in D. c. apart
ment; will care for and furnish own linen:
available for home duties evenings and
SATURDAY II desired. Box 32l-J Star
FEDERAL EMPLOYE would like room
uptown or downtown. permanently; best
of references ia $3.50
rea ga! sonaole rental; reliable gentleman Box
LADY. young. wants furnished room. near
! 18th and Mass. ave: EX. 2929. Ext. 10
BUSINESS EXECUTIVE, highest reference
wants furnished room, bath, NV. con-
venient. DI 3Sl5
TWO REFINED WAVES desire comfortably
lurnlShed room: convenient TO Navy YARD.
Franklin 500 Ext 2414
YOUNG FRESCHMAN. single room with or
near bath. NV. section: VIII pay up TO
81: for Sep lSt DE. s4oG. EXT. 30.
WANTED turn. room; GEORGETOWN or Du-
pont Circle. for lady: S2O-S25, perma-
nent Box 39l-J. Star.
furn. rms, together in nice ne home by
Sent
Evening star., 1945-08-29
APARTMENTS WANTED.

TEMPORARY, Sept and Oct: need one
bedroom furnished apartment or house
accessible TO Navy Yard: references. Call
TR. $3.50. aS94 after 10 pm. 1T. WISE.
ARMY OFFICER. wife and baby, want
furn. apt. or small house: 2 bedrms: NV
DU. 4754 31+
THREE OR FOUR ROOM furnished apt
for four tmother two adult daughters ano
father being DISCHARGED from Army, two
permanently employed, one in high school
Call Adams 972l, MRS. DARE %
COUPLE, permanently located. without
children or pets, desires one or two room
X ane b. furnished apartment: northwest
section preferred: excellent care assured
best references. North 4730 after 9 pm 20.
bedrm apt urgently. furn or unfrrn.; pre-
fer Northwest or Northeast. RE. $500, Ext
1853. After 8. Ma S140. Ext. 73l 29s
Will. YOU LEASE to a Navy lieutenant
and bride fno pets. eitherl an attractive
furnished or unfurnished 2-3 room apt in
Northwest section? OR. 1880, 29s
Evening star., 1945-08-29
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES for camera fans-Films
chemicals. tripods, filters. portrait attach
ments. photo lenses exposure meters. range
hnders. fash guns. albums. flash bulbs and
PHOTO CO.. 933 Pa ave. NV. fopp Dept
Of Justice) Open 81, Sun 1915 RE,
2434 Cameras bought, sold. exchanged
Church S59-J-l3
ACCORDION. Hohner, 1a0 bass, shift,
with case S235 cash. Wo. 1913. 81.
ACCORDION, Homer. t2O bass. perfect
condition, reasonable. Phi. 81. s9ss. 80
ADDING MACHINE, calculators, various
makes, hang and slee., sale or rent. reason
able. CIRCLE, 1112 14th NV. DI. 1872.
Evening star., 1945-08-29
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

COCKER SPANIEL. Axe reg. female 4
mos, beautifully marked white and red
very gentle With children, most affection
ate, S25. RA. 4S14 after 6 80 pm
COCKER SPANIEL puppy, pedisreed T.
month-o,d female, golden red. $40. Call
Gil 53S1
champion-SIred: Axe reg Al 0s0J -
COCKER SPANIELS, 5 beaut. pups blsck
or buff. by Ch Dale CarhaS Bob Axe
reg EARL GREINER. Falls Ch 2s3ti-M NJ
SCOTCH COLLIE PUPS for sale, Axe reg
IStered Vienna @2S-J
BONiR PUPS. 3 mos, Axe registered
excellent pedigree: reasonable RA. 563l
BOSTON TERRIER, Axe res female
little beauty, wks. old Call aft ! IN,
OR '1f.i
COOKERS. porn 4th of June. red, black:
both sexes: s25-S;i5. Black male. . rnCs
Oh sired, housetroken, immune: S5o DOG
HOTEL, 1:i44 Georgia ave IA. 43@I
Evening star., 1945-08-29
ROOMS FURhIsHED-s.s. and s.w.
ROOMS EuRhIsHEp-Mp and VA

ARLINGTON-253O N. 18th st.-single
permitted. Apply ME 24s5
1900 N. NICHOLAS ST, Arlington-Large
double room. nicely furnished. 4 windows;
employed couple or , gentlemen; $40
month. CHI. 2233
DISTRICT HEIGHTS, MD.-Large double
room, twin beds. semiprivate bath with
shower, suitable for . gentlemen: conv.
to bus serV., 30-min. downtown; So week
each. HI, 2lSS-J,
1912 n. DANNILLE ST. Arl, Va-Larpe e
room with twin beds and one-half bath:
private for gentleman: available SeLr /;
r5u a mo. Gil. 9052
ARLINGTON. near Arlington Forest
double, :! triple rooms; Kitchen dining liy-
ing room privileges: S?5 per person mo.
Evening star., 1945-08-29
FARM and GARDEN.

TOPSOIL. very good; for lawns and
greenhouses: for sale Call after u pm,
Ii 1919 81
TREE REMOVAL, complete landscaping
planting, seeding: draining: no job too
large or small: free estimates. Covered
by compensation liability and property
damages insurance WASHINGTON LAND
SCAPE- CO. EN-. 1875. UN. 0962. 30
Size "is1foot bushes; good SPREAD Cali
Temple $3.50.
STRAWBERRY PLANTS. 50 per hundred
Evening star., 1945-08-29
ROOMS FURh.-horthwest Cont

COLORED-IIu NEW HAMPSHIRE ave.
Sunny weli-furn. rm.; quiet home: c.h.w.;
for gentleman only; So 80 per wk. ME.
010S
COLORED-10O6 o ST. N.V-Large,
eTs sdes pre s eaeh rm per Wb pyv
Call GE. 571s bet ) and 8 pm, evenings.
CoLORED-S3O OTIS PL. NV. Two en-
room in private home; 80 a week each.
COLORED-1465 SWAMI ST. N.W.--Nice-
y furnished room for . girls or = men.
DE. 5000.
CoLoRED-21O7 SHERMAN AVE. NV
Furn, room, Sll per week; ladies pre-
ferred
CoLoRED-7s3 FAIRMoNT ST. NV
Nice large room for . girls. refined home
$40 a mo. DU. si4l after $50.
Room suit. for couple. nicely furnished
50 5u week
Evening star., 1945-08-29
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED,

COUPLE desire room and board with pri-
vate family. room with kitchen privilee es
Ext. 6nuI1 j.
HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER and wife desire
room with :! meals. conv. TO Alexandria
High School Aleysndrl 5U07
ROOM AND BOARD for cultured mother
ano 5-month baby IN nice home day care
gina preferred BOX :};;6-J Star 3ns
RI. FOR TEACHER and child dav care
child; vicinity Washington-Lee School
ROOM. BOARD wanted for employed
mother and 3-yr.-old SON with good care
for child. Mother Will care for child
Star 20s