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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-11
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. G.
SUNDAY. MARCH u, 1915
Stocks Show Recovery
Signs at End Of
'Reactionary Week
BY VICTOR EUBANK,

ASSEclaLeC tfeSS FlHdHCld4 "Ilbcf'
NEW YORK, Mar. dO.-The stock
market today finished a sharply re-
dictionary week with recovery tend
encies appearing in virtually all
departments.
Stiffening prices ruled at the
opening and, at the best, gains OF
fractions to 2 points were wide
spread. Dealings were unimpres-
sive and, at the close, top marks
were reduced in number OF cases.
Some customers reinstated ac-
counts on the belief the recent
slump had resulted in an oversold
situation calling for at least tech
nical rebound. Earnings and divi-
dends were helpful. Reconversion
apprehension still was stressed by
the good war news and possible
antispeculation drive by Washing
ton remained as a cautionary factor.
The Associated Press 60-stock
composite was up A of a point at
GOT but on the week showed a net
drop of 13 points OF 1888 issues
registering, SIG were up against 322
down or unchanged. Transfers Of
750,00 shares compared with $780,
900 week ago.
Prominent gamers in the two
hour stretch included International
Telephone, liveliest mover, at a
1944-45 peak; U. S. Steel, Bethle-
hem, Chrysler, Studebaker, Santa
Fe, Southern Railway, Western
Union "A, U. S. Rubber. Sears Roe
buck, Douglas Aircraft. Westing-
house, Union Carbide, U, S. Gyp-
sum, General Electric, Allied Chem
ical and American Water Works.
Ahead in the curb were Cities
Service, Electric Bond g. Share,
lRaytheon and United Light pre-
ferred. Turnover here was 10000
shares versus 100000 last Saturday.
Bonds improved with stocks.
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Not regular amount paid 1914 Plus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-11

Sales, PUBLIC UTILITIES
$4,000 Ana g. Pot Riv RR guar IS 1949
5000 Ana & Pot Riv RR mod 3s4s 1851
$500 Capital Traction 1st 5s (June IL 1914
5000 Capital Transit LIST and ref As 1864
5000 City g. Suburban Ry Mod 334 1851
1900 Georgetown Gas Light LIST IS 1901
5000 Wash Gas Light LIST IS 1000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-11
Odd-Lo Dealings

PHILADELPHIA, Mar 10 LPl.-The Sc
curities, Commission reported today these
dealers or specialists on the New York
Stock Exchange Tor March 9: 1854 pur-
chases, involving 227 ,93S shares: 9,070
sales, involving 26S,S79 shares, including
81 short sales. Involving 2.3la shares.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-11

tUnit of trading 10 shares; sales printed in full.
In bankruptcy or receivership Or being reoIganzed
companies Rates Of dividend in the foregoins table
are annual disbursement based the last quarterly OF
sem-annual declaration Unless otherwise noted spe.
caI extra dvdends not INCLUDED * e dividend
9 Paid last year. Payable In stock. Declared or
paid 90 fsr this year Psysble Y csnadisn funds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-11
CHICAGO Grain

CHICAGO, Mar. 10 tP,.-Grain markets
rallied after early easiness today then
turned quiet as traders retired to the
traders retired. to the sidelines to await
weekend Developments
The initial sell-off, some of it COM
mission house liquidation, was attributed
to reports that more freight cars will
be made Immediately available for grain
shipments. No improvement in the trans
portation tie-up was reported. however,
ano most cash prices remained at ceilings.
hisher than yesterdays close. May, 1.6eh.
l.I4b Oats were UNCHANGED to up Il.
May, ,66A. Rye was UP Il to a. May,
1:13R-ss; Barley was of u UP to "a;
May, III.
.wHEAT-open. High. Low, Close
MAY $500 1.69 10 1.6sss 1872
July 1.51ls 1.57ss 56Ia 1.57hs-i4
September 1.53ia / "a 153 154-537s
December 1.53i4 l53Ss 153 l5312
CORN
MAY 1143s 14I2 LA 1l4Ls
July 1.l2L 1.12A LIZA 112
September 1.09ss 1.095s 091s .O9i4
December l.06h 1864
OATS
May .661s .66ta SO .6eA
July so .602s 1886 .60la
September 57A 573s .56s .57ss
December - 511s
RYE
July y, LIS 1.I2h 1.10k 1.11S-ss
December 1.073s 1.OSh 1.o6h 1O7A
- BARLEY
a Nsy Ii d5bl. 1 1d5H 1 des: Tx d1u
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United States Treasury Position
WASHINGTON Stock Exchange
BY the Associated Press.

B g. D.
Evening star., 1945-04-04
District Heads Oppose
Jury Exclusion Bill

The Commissioners today in
formed Congress of their opposition
to the bill of Senator LANCER, Re-
publican, of North Dakota, which
would have the effect of excluding
from jury duty in the District en-
ployes of the Federal and District
governments.
In letter to Chairman MaCar-
ran of the Senate Judiciary Com
mittee. the city heads said that such
a drastic limitation would set the
District back to 1885 when only a
few persons were eligible for jury
duty.
1t was recalled that under inter-
pretations of an act of 1901 it be-
came difficult to obtain citizens for
jury duty because of the exclusion
of Government employees, clergymen,
physicians and other groups.
In 1885 the Commissioners named
a committee to inquire into the prob
lem, including representatives of
the District Bar Association, the
Federation of Citizens Associations,
the Board of Trade and the Fed
Grafton of Civic Associations. A bill
was drafted and passed allowing
Government employees to serve.
The law was challenged in 1886,
Evening star., 1945-04-04
Annual Reception Planned
For Latin American Envoys

The annual reception to mem
bers of the diplomatic corps from
Central and South America will be
held by the Washington General
Assembly, Fourth Degree, Knights
of Columbus, Monday night at the
Mayflower Hotel. There will be three
distinguished speakers.
In the discussion of united hemis-
pheric efforts for peace, Don Gull
lermo Belt, Cuban Ambassador to the
United States, will present the
Latin American viewpoint; Avra NJ.
Warren, director of the Office of
Evening star., 1945-04-04
Now She's
Walking On Air

Every day. people who really suffer from
tired. burning feet are learning the quick,
thrilling comfort that lies in a jar Of Ice
Mint. Under the touch of this frosty-white
cream. you can actually feel tired muscles
relax. as your feet respond almost instantly
to its refreshing GOODNESS. To help soften
corns and callouses. there's nothing better
than medicinal Ice-Mint. So get jar today
and enjoy the blissful feeling that comes
with all-day foot comfort. At all druggists.
Evening star., 1945-04-04

American Republics Affairs, State
Department and former American
Ambassador to Panama, will ex-
press the United States point of
view: the Rev. DR.. James A. Mag
ner of Catholic University, author
of the books, Men of Mexico" and
Evening star., 1945-04-04

Latin American Pattern" will cover
the cultural and religious aspects Of
the question.
1t is expected a number Of schol-
ars in Latin American Affairs and
other distinguished guests also will
attend.
Evening star., 1945-04-04
.Date Dress Data
collected by
|. Frank Co.

Items Of interest in your
summertime wardrobe
q really right dress for
dotes! A dress to dozzle
:. to go dancing an
L. Frank dress, styled with
these points definitely in
mind. Choose yours from
the lovely collection of
latest, looiest styles Of the
season soft, summerV
and SO right for Woshing-
tons smortest affairs. Cot
tons, royons, linens, shon-
tunes, meshes in the
most charming styles to
serve you erociousIy through
out the season.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26

Boss, I'm sick and tired Of being a
flea lunch . . and playing host 20
a band Of capering CRITTERS. Let's
give EN- the old 0NE.TWO!
ONE-ln my bath, use Sergeant's
SklP-ELEA Soap; it makes clean
sweep OF hels, and soothes my skin.
Two Sergeant's SkIP.FLEA
Powder Kills heas and Hea- eggs,
nips new arrivals. Dust it into my
coat and my undersides every week.
Get SKIP.FLEA at the drug or
pet store, Boss, and ask for a copy
OF the FREE new Sergeant's Dog
Book, or send this coupon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
Money Filled
he Streets

\Y/TIEN the Japs got out
w Of Rangoon they left,
along with a hatred for
them and all they stand for.
thousands of native mil
lionaires." Some Of the
streets of the battered Bur.
mese city literally were
filled with billions of dollars
worth Of rupee notes.
Youngsters played with
basketfuls of the currency.
Street cleaners washed TIE
bills into the cutters All
down the sewers. SOM
people papcrad the walls et
their houses with the thing
But, for all their "wealt.
the owners Of the money
were broka.
The Japs printe d the
rupees and brought then
into Burma by the bal".
They forced the natives 30
accept the money and just
about cleaned out the city
shops and warehouses.
Even when they were tro
masters o. RangoOn thr
printing press currency wa5
worth little. A cake of Soe5
cost 80 rupoes-about S 81.
A haircut came to $50 a. &
a shave SIS.
During tho Jap occu 7-
ton II was a Chore TO ca s.
enough rupees for a foe
Moons shopping. Hou
wives starting out with tic
Burn eSe equivalent af
$1,000 would run out of
money by tho time they h~i
bought a cut Of tough M
a few vegetables and a few
odds and Cgts.
The citi - Of Rangcon
don't need any financial Ok.
pert to explain to them ttat
initiation Is nld business.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26

But INN ateS
seem to forget
the discourag
ing truth of a
statement at
tributed TO vet.
eran prisoners
at Sing Sing,
n ew Y or ks
w ell k n wn
penitentiary.
The saying IS
this: Getting
out is one
thing; staying
out is another. ="
Very few OF
the men who
S h o o T., 0 T
scheme, their
way out of
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26
JaiIbreakers' Jinx

The master of deception
who talks about the seem.
ingly impossible fe a I S of
famous magicians is Walter
B. Gibson. He discuSse s S
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26

DENOLOGISFS frankly al
nit that II is practically
impossible TO build a jail
that prisoners can't break
out of. one way or anOther.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26

prison get away with it.
They find it impossible to
beat the "jailbreakers' jinx."
This tribute to the skill
and enterprise of the coun-
try's cops is the subject of
one of the features in the
coming issue of The Amer
ican Weekly. You'll get a
kick out Of the real-life
drama of many an exciting
jailbreak that got the men
who engineered them no.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26

HoudiniS cele.
brated d "Chi-
nese Water Tor
ture Cell" a n d
II a r d e g n S
Milk Can ES-
cape" a n d re-
| a { e S I h G
CO m Pile a ted
m a n @ u V @ rs
these brothers
w en- [ through
to keep anyone
else from know
ing the secrets
Of their profes-
sion.
CINCE ancient
- times jewels
in the imagi.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26

nation of the superstitious-
have had the power of good
and evil. Cold reasoning i'll.
dicates that the soft glow of
a pearl or the brilliant
sparkle Of a diamond can
not bring its wearer either
luck or misfortune. But the
history of certain gems
seems 10 prove, beyond
reasonable doubt, that they
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26

secrets of their most spec
-tacular and battling tricks
die with them? Only an
authority on magic could
answer that question-and
he has, in next weeks issue
of The American Weekly.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26

baubles that brought their
owners good luck-and bad.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26

c a rr y a be-
nign, or an
evil, fate In
the coming
issue of The
A m erican
w G g k | v
p r In ce S $
A m g | / e
K a ra pow
writes about
S e v q L a |
D r e ci u s
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26

where eX-
cept back be-
hin d tn e
bars.
w II E N
w grea t
magicians -
like Houdini
and Harden
die, do the
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-26

2B August 26, 79t5
Evening star., 1945-04-16
FARM and GARDEN.

GARDEN TRACTOR for Immediate cash
sale. Briggs-Stratton engine complete
with attachments including pillow, cultiva-
ssy ss6as ss n:ps a ne dga sa whssf ssh
only, Phone Rockville 657-W. 1904
Paul drive, Rockcrest, Rockville. Md
"suN-iN" the perfect mulch glass weed
control mat. Save money, time and
wedding and reduces the amount water
ing, usually done. Costs very little. 81 .35
Will mulch ~ roses CHICARELL AND
dSe RoeHt Mo- RpsS psu
vile 651;W. Agents wanted.
MANURE, well rotted So so per 15 bushels
delivered. WA 4593
FOR SALE, English boxwood, circum-
Terence, II IT.; height, 5la IT. Call MA
GIANT pANsIEs in bloom. perennials. an.
F GREEN, LAOS Ga. ave. extended.
LAWN MOWERS sHARPENED, factory
EaS SKos;; 4sss W. y A%a&sSipston & Blvd. All g:
sALINs q SONS. sso5 Georgia az, ave. NV NV,
FLoWERs FOR sALE-creep!ng phlox
tall phlox, psnsies. chrysanthemums, irises
and fresh dug strawberry plants. JOHN
BuRDoFT, Colesville. Md. Call Ashton
LANDSCAPE GARDENER and contractor
residence grounds speciality; seeding
fertllizing, spraying; estimates free. FIR
VICTORY GARDEN SUPPLIES. vegetables
bedding plants. complete line OF landscape
CRAB GRASS TREATED, evergreens plant
ed. trimmed. general landscaping and
monthly maintenance. Call UN. 0962.
Evening star., 1945-04-16
APARIMENIs FURNISHED.

IIiG BELMONT ST. NV, large rooms.
private bath: employed girls only; $50
month each. Apply between 2 and pm,
63i r ST. N.E--Furnlshed apt, bedroom
and kitchen, $50, Sleeping rooms 81
WaNTED WANT ID fH%GSMEDIArELy IMMEDIATELY Settled, en-
ployed lady to share basement apt, with
another: $50 mo. After pm. l4ll
i3ei VERMONT AVE. N.w-Brisht. clean
apt for 3. completely furn., maid service.
500 mo; CO 5nG4
carline-2 large bedrooms and kitchen on
2nd f.. pvt bath; near stores; empl.
girls only; $40 mo, each, NO. 1885.
1913 21st ST. N.W.-Girl to share comp
furn., spacious apt. SAC mo, with one
other on May /. evs. and Sunday, NO
GLOVER PARK. 1913 Davis pl. NV. Apt
3Ol-Girl to share apartment with two
other girls. S45 month.
233i 18th ST. N.W.-Facing Meridian
apt. May l with another girl: nonsmoking,
! TO pm, weekdays after pm.
GIRL, 30-35, share apt. NV section down
KTrIsSD ,1Mn 81? 'p pRoRfsTaST RGx SL' SIk Sii1
employed, to share private home in Airing
ton with | girl for summer months; refer
ences exchanged. Call Glebe 267l, 1928
North Columbus St. Arl.; $50 month
including food.
ing to operate one of our bakery stores.
S4950. Box 200-G, Star.
LIVING ROOM. bedroom, bath no kitchen;
> Young girls as S25 each. 90l Varnum ST.
ARL., "a, 5000 North e4th ST, cor. III,
dry. dining and living room privileges
each. SIS monthly. Call ME. 24s5
Evening star., 1945-04-16
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE tcent.)

kEfk5GEKATISN nS E9TIRMasT esas3
esH peaser: ' rspsirs TO e ali makes: Oliver AIS.
ali mafes have beer for
a;sS Rock i's%s6fr %oof ISs9tAf1oS I'll f Call CASTLE
GHN5RAeTyNe GR gRhS Wo $751; S4 80 years in business
sAWMILL, American. belt feed. three
block heads. ball,bearins carriage and and
ss:s IS %oo6 vs. sA'isS a:"n T5sSs
SCALES. fruit and veg. hanging. with
pans, 3o-i6 capacity; S. mems shoes' - "a
s. ScREHR fhasS' AND Nd; STORM SASH combination.
Before purchasing separate screens In 4;
the latest improvements; immediate In
stallation. with frst payment due Nov. l..
SECRETARY, Chinese. beaut. hand painted
S t9E IsfNs IMAeHSE Ee AZ TA 7f Ie
felt mattress; feather holsters, $s5.
SEWING MACHINEs. Singer treadle and
elee. console: repairs. 1912 Lee hishway'
sEWfNG fs4 MACHINE. electric, for immedi-
ate sale. Only selling 1t because of moving
SHEET sHsE MHs1G f ~ CABINETS varied selection
Of styles and wood. HUGO WoRcH. lilo
SHOWCASE. glass With huorescent lights
SLIP COVERS. DRAPER!Es. bedspreads;
cp Expert teoo workmanship; 5-day delivery
STEEL WINDOWS. beams. columns, angles.
lumber, nreplace dampers' MEDICINE @ cab
sTENoTYPE S With tripod. oversize tray and
case, standard size tray and case. and
books one set of golf clubs with canvas
lace boots. and one saber. Cali BeTxyn
and instruction book new.
STORM SASH AND SCREEN combination,
give you year-round comfort and pay for
themselves in fuel savings. Let US demon
mate, First payment due Nov: i Wo $500
sasdss1 GSFTHASrNa 81 sasS Ma c1 5s7 30 years
sny MAX DsfTid
FABLE. iln 81: psrior M mahogany drop-leaf: Vic
set, nah library table Adams ll4s.
msds s Conn Mar excseat sHea
$50 so. Cali Republic 62I2. KITS. 1880
G st middle of block.
W. GE 1883. Underwoods. 3 mos /,
srSIrlaS & i soi IL ss acct lstapsd
s WA sas asSS or begin
ants' ana case. aa'S'' $40 80 caii Repabltc s@is
KITS. 1870 G st. tmddle OF block.
WATER COOLER. electric, for sale: very
Call RE. 12l1.
WATER HEATERS. Rex, 2o-year guaran.
tee: all sizes; terms JOHN G. WEBSTER,
Plumber 627 ST NV MA 4163. OR 343a
WATER HEATERS-Regular and bottle gas
2O-3O-40- so -60-75 i OO-gallon capacity. All
heaters guaranteed 8 to 20 years. No
down payment. 3 years to pay. For
phone AT. 1881. AMERICAN
CO., 65 X st. Sc.
SOUTHERN VENETIAN BLIND CO. - Buy
direct from manufacturer. steel or wood
Stats. 1908 18th ST. NV. phone AID. 4333
STORES. Closing out. men S
robes, mems undershirts. sweaters mems
mems rubbers, mems hats,
tixtures other small items in mems wear
St NV.
ONE model %, 10 register Remington
Rand bookkeeping machine; good Sondi-
Evening star., 1945-04-16
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

CEMENT WORK. stone walls, -fiagstone
i,ns MARSgsGI.oiM koe{T,Is MD Route No. A. HOrners
nssnn ssh,ns .ssnns sss hs gsss
fSo fSseos sufa Nc isia Wssos
sapyRRA, s!r fHs Nc NS3oN2T2kk5s;c1oR-oet 22ks; repairing
rush, estimates free. c. A. NEWELL.
GoDERN1zE SsSbfhss zfsS YOUR HoME-porche. In
closed. recreation rooms built. attics fin-
ishsd; concrete ana ana brick WORK; painting .,al
ssnaed ssSs Get 81 sf
sfe YouR af HONE sai and add add
Eaa Basement s nshed ma% porche s
GIk and Toon and
small monthly payments TABoR's HOME
RENoWAT1NG 9aao CO.. 1920 Irving st. NV.
PAINTING, interior and exterior Remod-
eaIptsF ens and So Roof and house
PAINTING, plasteTing, cement work. car
pentsr work and roofing at special PRICES
MTEPsoPqsAN Trnidsd IsTG Ask kcSNTRAMa foS M4 WINS fo
making homes BRIGHTER: unexceiled work
Can IA sssa afssr Ire fs0asss Sso pm
LUCAS. LUCAS g. LUCAS. s23 Emerson
REMODEL. modernize your home now;
LATION Co, 5502 Wis. ave. WI 1900
ROOFING, asbestos siding: remodehng.
IMPROVEMENT CO.. Georgia 11Os-I1I3
Member M. Home Improvement Guild
Johns-Manville
IN VIRGINIA-Can PATTERSoN-GARD
NER CORP. Chestnut 1922: Johns-Man-
Vile roofing. siding insulation: storm win
RuBERO!D ROOFS, asbestos and brick
siding, balsam WOOL. hot-water heat;
monthly payment plan. MARYLAND ROOF
JOHNS-MANVILLE roofing, siding. insula.
ton; storm sash; l 70 8 years 70 pay.
IN WASHINGTON = Call PATTERSON
GARDINER CORP. HO. 4120: Johns-Man-
sille roof1ng siding, insulation; storm win
Evening star., 1945-04-16
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

1926 X ST. NV doors west OF
for, : or 3 persons: s. week each, daily
~: btIsosT T. ST r., "; ss2.
n os 4n is,h h Sf sfrSr Az sfs2 trn from,
1924 MASS. AVE. NV. downtown, un-
usually large front single room only S5. so
1850 GIRARD ST NV. The Palmer
House" Cozy lst-h. single rm. with
1913 X ST. NV. downtown: lady to share
lst-f. nicely fuFn. rm. with kitchenette;
53Os sth ST. N.w.-Larse front room,
double bed: suitable for employed couple;
conv. transp.: private Jewish home: $3.50
1905 BELMONT RID NV, on Mt; Pleasant
stores and restaurant; $40 wk. AID. 1923,
employed girls hne location. close TO bus:
SIS each, Hobart ,0935, Ext. lo5; t.
2O22 18th ST. N.W.-Single. End floor
next bath, oonv. neighborhood' S25 per
1892 RIGGS PL, N,w-LArge, quiet rm
closet, clos semipvt bath shy sso. man refs;
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1914 18th st-Larse
se7 se5y 4sh sa's ST. sW Nan Aps vt H9 2 si inner
spring mattress, post bed. plenty hot
~ e' DELAFrELD pL. N.w-Two double
rooms for glrls; conv. transp.; s25 month
fh faih AM IRVING Nw.-Front STUDIO
pTPoNT CIRCLE AREA isis rs iath ST.
Newly furnished. clean for or z young
EssA 1sIs 81 81. XIV NW.-Large furnished room o
girls fne loeation' n a Close to 20 bus: SIS ca
CHEVY CHASE-Bedroom gentleman.
saesh aaFs0R els1sp s ss5 West InSns
DUPONT ARMS: 1897 a1st st. nv-cor
sOI vARNUM ST. N.W.-Llyins room. bed
room roo path. no o0ts kitshen: 8 young siris'
HOME for businessman. Chevy Chase. near
San Connecticut s II ave se, bus 20 minutes from
ISIS 18th ST. NV. i Blk iiA of C Conn ave.
Newly furnished. very clean room !or 3
ERmA EGaas lea5es co e7ss 8sld service $50 ca Call
1928 9TH sT. N.w.-Room for employed
Portable rooms for single and married
so safK sRd RoAD g DefhS aos 9 S9ss
CoLoRED-2524 18th st; n.w.-Room for
2 young ladies; also l girl to share twin
NJ soon .ftau sN4' Nv eooAiis' W
oLoRED-ises California st: nicely
furnished room with running water. next
to bath. cook. privileges; for middle-aged
couple or . refined gentlemen use of
Monroe St ~ e. S$se
girls, light cooking. conv. transportation.
2l4 st. NV, S5 week each. IT,
COLORED-1525 10th st. n.w.-Large
front room. 3 girls. 50 each; couple. So
each; ~ near trans, MI. 1889 l6.
81 to $40 weekly. BLACKWELL REALTY
COLORED-I752 st.-Exclusive home
for girls; double and triple rooms; $40
mo-: kitchen. laundry and parlor priv.
Call Sun; after l pm. daily after pm
comfor table. plenty Of hot water: some
with home privils; rooms for couples. sin,
gle and share; also rooms suitable for 2
S4 so to $40 wk. Call CHARLES O.
WARD, AID. 7495. NO. 9s79 or apply
81 Fla. ave. NV.
CoLoRED-l5os R St. nv; large, with
larry empi: So SO each: no cooking
COLORED-Back room for rent SS week.
Call NO. 9142. 1888 10th st. NV.
COLORED-2217 M st. NV Large room
for couple: $3.50 week; reduced for service.
coLoRED-1ao7 Columbia I'd NV: front
girls. no cooking, SIS week each. AID.
COLORED-Employed girl to share COM
Portable room with ! other; no cooking
So so, per week: 1857 Willard st. NV,
Evening star., 1945-04-16
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

ADULT FAMILY OF ,, THREE iva wants l. fur: !.
nssed hsYse Amy wtb NoTth
3:bedroom furnished house; excellent care
RAtEfdH HOTEL: IA; ssl0;a Ext. d1J!7. 11o7.
GER EMPLOYED il Psnsas@en; ! @ have : ehiI: S:
fna ei S6ase a nearsy
VIII make minor repairs; rcfe-ences.
SHvHn ShHsvStna' eoFaF!iicER desires unfurnished
within 5 miles of American University; no
children or pets. ordway ee45 MORNINGS.
gRGENTmEsmily Of needs EDS, furnished m J, :
Fsafsntees Fsats es wars Vs. 51ds 5ssse excellent
nent. 1t: and family need det: 3,bedroom
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utive; ,tastefully furnished house in con,
yenient NV location. containing at least
st baths , also eTsrteSs for
fSrRshed 'rnd q SSntSTnishsd, She preferably fur
eSarsp or r:ass
needed at once. RE. 244O, ma. $50,
WOODWARD.
UNFUR. 81 rms. approx. 500; good ten
ants suburban pfd RA.. 4274. 49,
NAVAL OFFICER, back from Pacific,
wants small furnished house. for wife
and self; no children, As former house
erty; prefer NV. Washington and suburbs;
limit, SI75. Box 2S8-L. Star.
ARMY OFFICER desires to rent 3-4 bed
room furnished house, NV, conv. to
transportation. No pets, excellent refs.
Up to $3.50 mo. EN-. 1881.
Patuxent River Naval Base, preferably on
waterfront; no children; about May Is
through August or September. FIR. 4S39
weekdays until B. AID. 9676 Sundays or
after 8. MRS DAVIS. 17'
WANTED TO RENT, nicely, furn. 8 or 4
bedrm. house; in good neighborhood; ref
NAVY CAPTAIN, wife, Q children, perma-
nent duty. desire Q or bedroom house.
furn. or unfurn. NV. or Va. Ol. 2663.