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Evening star., 1946-05-29
Weakness|s No Peace
Path, Patterson Tells
Veterans Of First

Weakness was never the path to
peace and the Nation cannot be
made safe by disarming, Secretary
of War Patterson told veterans of
two World Wars last night at the
annual Cantigny day dinner of the
Society of the lst Division at the
MayfoWer Hotel.
I'VE must do what we can to see
that the Nation never again expert
ences the period of utter weakness
that was our situation before World
War II was thrust on u.s." Mr.. Pat
terson added The War Secretary
was company commander in the
Army's 1st Division in the World
War.
Maj. Gen. Terry de la Mesa Allen
who was with the Red One" Divi-
sion in North Africa and Sicily be-
fore assuming command of the l04th
"TimberWolf" Division, called for
maintenance of discipline in the
Army. You mothers, sisters and
wives must insist that we don't
breed 'softies' in the Army Gen.
Allen, wearing civilian clothes, said
He described the course of the divi-
sion through the early days Of the
war when it defeated the Germans
at Ell Guettar and held them at
Kasserine Pass.
Maj. Gen. C. R. Huebner, former
commanding officer of the division
said Cantigny in France, on May
%, 1913, and Ell Guettar were the
divisions worst trials in both wars.
The Germans never stopped the
1st Division and we old soldiers
must carry on that tradition" he
said. There will always be a 1st
Division"
MAJ. Gen. Hanson E. Ely (retired)
who commanded the divisions 28th
Regiment at Cantigny, in obvious
reference to the Doolittle report on
the so-called caste" system in the
Army, said, there has never been
any criticism of brass hats in the
LIST Division 1t was never an officer
and enlisted man proposition. There
were never any complaints that an
officer could buy a bottle of whisky
when an enlisted man couldn't"
Speaking of the fighting spirit of
the division at Cantigny, Gen. Ely
told how orders were issued there
for second din-command to arrest
his commanding officer if any C. O.
had ordered retreat.
Messages of congratulate from
Gen. John J. Pershing, Gen. George
c. Marshall, Gen. Omar N. Brad
ley and Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower
were read. Among guests, in addi-
Evening star., 1946-05-29

not more than four weeks per quar-
ter, being free to exhibit their
choice of foreign or domestic movies
for the remaining weeks. Provision
is made for ending this quota sys-
tenn as soon as Frances motion pic
ture industry RECEIVERS from war dis
organization.
The agreements were signed late
yesterday by Leon Blum, former
French premier here es a specia
negotiator. and Secretary of State
Byrnes and Secretary of the Treas
ury Vinson, after II weeks of nego-
tiation. Mr.. Blum left Immediately
afterWard to return to Paris.
Evening star., 1946-05-29
France Granted Loan
OF S1,37O,OOO,
For Reconstruction

Frances efforts to get back on
her feet economically were
backed today by a $l,37O 900 900
credit from the United States.
Agreements for the loan, French
cooperation in an American-sp
sored drive for general reduction of
tariffs and other world trade bar
rlers, and easing of French restric-
tlons on importation of American
movies were announced last night,
The credit is divided into two
parts:
l. An Export Import Bank loan of
5000, 900, bearing 3 per cent in
terest, the principal to be repaid in
20 annual installments beginning in
five years.
z. A $720,000,000 credit to settle
lease-lend accounts and provide for
French purchase of surplus Army
and Navy property in France. The
interest rate on this is 2 per cent.
The principal is to be repaid in 80
annual lnStallments beginning in five
years.
Joint Announcement.
Joint announcement bv Presi-
dent Truman and French President
Felix Gouin said discussions are
continuing for an additional credit
estimated at about S25 900. .O0O-
for French purchase of approx
mately 100000 tons of United States
shipping.
Of the s72O,OOOOOo credit, officials
said, France will use about $780,
100000 for purchase of surplus
equipment originally costing this
Government approximately $1,4O0,-
100000. The balance will settle
lease-lend pipeline" and other
claims
Officials said total lease-lend
shipments to France had been valued
at approximately $500, ,O0oO 900, with
reverse lease-lend from France
amounting to about S800,OOO 900.
Much of the lease-lend military
equipment was written off as de-
Stroyed or consumed.
Victory Benefits Cited.
The settlement took into account
the benefits to each country from
the contributions of both to the de-
feat of their common enemies"
The surplus property to be pur-
chased by France includes Amer
lcan-bullt air bases at Casablanca
and other points in French terri
tory. France promised nondiscrim-
inatory treatment of American ma
tionals in the use Of such inStalla-
lions.
The agreements included settle
ment for S17,500,000 of all claims
against the United States concern
ing operation or loss of French ships
under American control during the
war. Officials said this covered loss
of the French liner Normandie,
burned at New York.
AS part of her repayment to this
country under the S720.00000 cred
1t agreement, France agreed to turn
over to the United States up to
$15,000.000 worth of real property
and up to Sl0,000,000 in francs to
be used for acquisition or improve
ment of property or to carry out
educational programs. officials said
the real estate involved probably
would be used as sites for Ameri-
can consulates.
One of the agreements lifted the
fat ban on importation into France
of new American movies, and set up
instead screen quota" system
under which French theaters will be
required to show French films for
Evening star., 1946-05-29
FOUND,

BLOUSE, unfinished jersey. found on r
st. Sat. morning, May 25. Call Ia. 6747,
$3.50 Colorado ave NV
BUNCH OF KEYS found at Conn. and
st. | O'Clock, May 2S. HO 5549 JOHN
HARTSF1ELD. bet. II am. and 10 pm
FOUND, female dog, part Spitz, in North
Arlington. CHI. 1926. '
Evening star., 1946-05-29

Heckled by Winston Churchill,
whom he accused of being utterly
incapable" of understanding the
plain English of the situation, the
peppery little Morrison said:
Il have been in touch with Mr..
(WilD Clayton, United States As
sistant Secretary of State, and / am
glad to say on his authority that
there is not and never has been any
misunderstanding between us on
what we agreed.
After receiving the official text
of my statement and ascertaining
that the first versions of it had been
Evening star., 1946-05-29

ton to wounded veterans OF the
division from Walter Reed Hospital
were Gen. Jacob l.. Devers, com
manding Army Ground Forces, ano
Mrs. Devers; Maj. Gen. and Mrs
William G. Wyman and Maj. Gen
Cliff Andrus, recently relieved as
commanding general of the divi-
sion in Germany.
William J. Crane was chairman
of the Dinner-Dance Committee
Gen. Wyman is president of the
Society
Evening star., 1946-05-07
FARM and GARDEN

FLAGSTONE WALKS and terraces, fire.
ss S'f P2nas Phons
lyons MARKET AND NURSERIES. Queens
Chapel and Ager rds.-Poultry. groceries,
meats, potted plants: pansies. dig your own
ing birch. weeping willow; Towering plants,
trult trees. dogWood and boxwood; every
thing for yegetabl, and flower sardeninE
topsoli, COW manure. sheep manure: flowers,
ANIMALS. petunias. verbenas. scarlet sage.
portulsca. marieolds zinnias. poppies. lark
spur. astors, snaps and all ether annuals
sIs5. Spe9 every .ii day till o'clock. including
hoayS ssho ReliySr' ns service Telephone WA
deGayed Gs s3w manure tepsS shrubberies
snd ssSed Bever.d coW Saf
$l,@5 per bag bus. per bag. WI, 65!o
MANURE, well-rotted, $3.50 per Is bu,
LASDscAPE GARDENEsRe'. w ws. s. PRAiTH pRy,i'
Rocks 2s6 6oa fLksroSE 81 z2. Ak soa Ssea sua
garden. ioundationP 1 Wholesale van and fGeH rex
ia, GslI PT ter Rs roff EN- s154 lo
wi 1'as ane ss sd III sy:
unconseiously but very surely Judges at
lngs, but the whole interior and the oc-
cupant as well. If you are one of the
many victims of cheap overgrown shrub
berry, try a planting of the best OF the
very best rightly called diseased oof and
OF lifetime duration. Specimen W S, holly,
box: shade, fruit and ornamentals in wide
variety: evergreen and deciduous material
for screens, hedses; barberry, hemlock
rock gardens, freplaces; fasstone, brick,
cement and gravel walks. terraces. drive
ways; arbors. trellises, fences, drainage,
manured topsoil; Wondergro. the ideal
compost fertilizer, makes poor soils good
and good soils better, SIS ton delivered. .
special treatment for acid-loving plants
tree surgery and removal: preparation
seeding and rolling Of lawns: shearing
pruning and spraying. When you plan for
permanent improvements or renovations
in the garden, call Ii. 1928 for free esti-
mate. -
LANDSCAPE GARDENER and contractor
teries; residence grounds specially seed;
and removed Estimates free. AT. si269
TOPS0IL Rich loan topsol: orders
being taken for immediate delivery. TR.
STRAWBERRY PLANTS. best varieties.
Chrysanthemums. Phlox, Sweet Williams,
Lilies; Oriental Poppies and Delphiniums.
JOHN BURDoF'T, colesvile, Md, Ashton,
TRACTOR for rent. suitable for farm
work or landscape work. Phone WI. 2265.
ToPsoL@rlllins-in Ie,so s35 dirt; trash remoy.ed.
CHRYsANTHEMuMs Large vigorous
Ida ave, Alexandria, Va.
Evening star., 1946-05-07
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

OLD COUPLE or old woman to share an
apt:,Y apt with Jewish sg Wsoman; $50 per mo. For
sasa SEak sf Mh ess s2s St 10
$50, 81, $500 between and '5. 5 Box Box
oS % 1ssh ST near Oak x.-1iv. isn.
saTlis GIRi unGsr BGx 1872 % 2 star sS,r. tnrn
annother girl; Kitchen facilities, $40 mo
isol Calvert st, NV, Apt 33. DU. 7el2
Girl LAWYERS would like third ds sirl
pRarEsT4HT 1 ti2e9l4 I'd cns ns AD 4:ts ewes $.
iurn; s-rm. apt With / o. or iotn other nsff.s sirls
Each ese the ca nfft attsp fxq weeks only $40 week
pI pn nw,, sy,o Apt. 3ol tnr, 18th and Euclid
1881 asrd ST. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
apt apt very large attractiyely furnished liv-
noor. quiet home retired Army couple.
Il .d4o ,ns rsth h.yF ST N.Y. large studo rooms
1908 r; l. AVE. N.W.!sharea na my n IN alrm..
kit and nd b bath apt With other women
young married couple, $50 "a. sos sth tii
sios Il I list III f. NE .lss5 D man g. wishes
3 sa'fs s,SsS ssS r'Fs 3d. with another
~UUl, Ci SHUh 81. N.E.-BaSement apt,
pvt. bath and shower and entr, S45 per
mo; Also 3rd.h. apt, 2 rms, pvt. bath
for Ink. So bus. 20 min. downtown.
de4 18th ST. N:E.---Nicely furn, clean
2-rm., kit, semibath apt: all utilities
DESIRABLE BROOM FURN. APT, excel
meals furn.; breakfast and dinner only: for
desirable couple; located 35 min. driving
for at least 3 mos: refs. necessary Will
take man and wife and one child only
Box SO, Fairfax. Va 3
11as FAIRMONT ST. NV girls seek
another giri. % to 35, to share apartment;
S35 to $40. Phone ONCE. to Q pm. DI
1897; home evenings. P.s.-We have
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY for one
month: share apt or large private room:
2 girls or quiet couple. WI. 3579 after e.
ARLINGTON--Girl share 3-rm apt. with
another sirl: twin beds; SAL mo. GIL. 6125
Evening star., 1946-05-07
BOATS.

CABIN CRUISER. ;3ottt,. living aceommo-
engine, or trade for GOOD used car. Tel
d.: 2l50, or can be seen at 1900 Maine
42-FooT sEA-GoING cabin cruiser, pest
looking craft in harbor; twin Lathrop en-
sines. all modern appointments; $500.
OMAN LIGHTING PLANTS furnish tn.
power you need for marine use. Watch
this space for stock arrival. 8. KING
FULTON INC, INC, sos Maine ave sw
PROPELLER REpAIRING-Have your pro-
peller repaired now. FRANK DEL VEG
CHIC, marine supplies, 1912 11th st. Sc.
Ii. 44a3. FIR 1892
WASHlNGTON's leading marine supply
store. s. KING FULTON, INC. sos Maine
ave. s.w,. Washington, D. c., Ex. 3406a
DINGHIES, Pan, 3 #, now in stock,
S6s50. complete with oars and brass oar
locks, suitable for use with outboard
Maine ave. s.w., DI. 4O10. Ia
FOR SALE--Universal boat traileIs i'm
mediate delivery. Call GATEWOOD. MA.
1879 days: Alex b141. z to pm 10.
Evening star., 1946-05-07
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE.

DAsHIELL TRANsFER : Local moving,
pmp 80 serTes s' cs a4; De ssE
day or night and Sundays; Teas rates. :.
BILLS MOVING AND TRANSFER Co
Insured tree; day and night service. Cali
AETNA Al; MOVING = STORAGE Co.-Locar
aoae con 'sas sos small j. Iio5S0' % 'O' '-l-s Ana
h6D h6K yqH og sSRp fs ss es 5 y5as
moving day problems; packing, TRANSPORTS.
ton and storage many years Of expert ,,
haSs mfa scs coe in IN ana M
!sik i over, Phone Il 1854 O. II Il $3.50.
Al fouR FH5sa sERvIcE fTs PaRcEL R9Ra
Thi snd DaFos foss deSery 9soVRS sA
VETERANS Will move you day or nisht.s
white help also light hauling insured
IF MOVING is your problem and you wish
a RELIABLE estimate without any obl!Nsa-
vITERAN MOVERS, all nsy squlpmaa..-
vETERASS, starting business Will move you:
ssa!i6s a sp.eislty eE 465i' IS:
soRsbe '0s eEoReE q easie RcHARD Es ~ SD s
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates.;
MOVING & STORAGE CO, IA 2937 -
YOUR BEST MOVE tby BAYNE g. SCATES,
ING : Veterans of World Wars and:
II; moving, packing and storage. Phone
Sligo ~, nignts: EN-, 1853. IL
TRASH REMOVING; no Job TOO large or,
too small; reasonable rates; prompt sery--
ice; ex-servlce. Me. 1858. s.
MOVING and general hauling. Contract
and JOB trash remover. Service and prices
that satisfy. IA. 1892. -I3
VETERAN, Just out Of service, will move
or haul anything. night or day; no lob
too big or too small. EARL, DI. 42Ss. l3'a
LIGHT MOVING JOBS; VIII make dellveT-=
les of any kind; nightwork a speciality
reasonable rates MI 5O65 49, =
Evening star., 1946-05-07
ROOMS WANTED,

GENTLEMAN desires a pleasant room with
private bath in detached home; NV. sec
ton. Box 176-E, Star. -
WOMAN. coiored, wants l or ? rm.,
kitchenette, bath apt. first-class refs. Call
Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fl. and Sat, to 3,
WANTED-sinele room near carlines in
elderly Jewish family for gentleman, $50
NATL. BRoADCASTiNG EXEC, Single. just
transferred 10 WASHINGTON, wants small
apt. or comfortable room in pvt. home,
midcity preferred. Permanent; top refer
TNFuRS. ROOMS. light housekeeping, for
one lady, D. c. or vic. Up TO $50. Box
2a3-E. Star. 49,
GENTLEMAN wants large rm or rm and
bath. 1ss or End f.. close in or near Conn.
and Cathedral aves; Give price, location,
YOUNG, LADY. college graduate, registered
nurse, desires room with cooking privilee es
FER RIl1aSf Room double
bed preferred, with or without private
bath, wanted by quiet. no drinking or
smoking gentleman, Northwest section pre-
ferred. Can furnish best references
state price and location Box 292-E.
Evening star., 1946-05-07
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

STEEL ~, POSTS, with adlustable bnilt;in
in poss aso S NJ fss SR E' o 5sDss sS
sToKER for sale; winklsr. good condi-
STOVE, gas, good condition; price. sas 80.
$$.a$s; Dr. iRE1ss. e.if P' Or SSi!asssos
ath st: nv, RE. 9232.
TELESCOPE. one, prismatic. japanese, 90
COLLECTORS item. $3.50 Phone Gil. ss5o. ..
TRAILERS. new a-ton utility, easily at
msta o S es car f. for bue peeet ef4s o al
mer outings; can be purchased for as low as
s69 down. Eor rHY delvsTy sale Tiee
81; g.. 75a5 4; Wisconsin ave, Beihssds. Nd Nd
T1K,GMfET,; prevsr olds, excellent con,
fis1 HP2 Us S'f Rshare Ri fe Us Used
Ho1ton zo1ton Sl9o used Conn sll7 80; new
11i T1RREY faES g. iayins hSn s ase s. some
poults and baby chicks. Spruce Os2s-R.
TURKEY PoULTs for sale. broad breasted
HT9PTs SHERss nGsraooa 9IasR SAC So Row
g! esytsss a5a S%!'h st nw aHa others: gss0
see 54s st. portable phons
TYPTWkITERy RENTAL SERVICE. s71s
AN @gs Gg lsf ssa55 Sne s5 sdai %os dsp n
fss Ss5 s5 IN fyS VRsG
VENETIAN BLINDS made to order. metal
VENETIAN Rssfs al, Fl bt1Sps. f's eustom-made
saisfS rs5E 5f sinfs B2RD
Was WashiSe IL; MAcHINEs-we ita; are taking or
ss5S for ABc NA MAYBE Noes JoRDA
WAFER Ahn GO cooIER 'h CT T. nu Pressure type
gnarantsed gMI1I, d, rebuilt re like new new P. o.
WATER Coz cooLEks Is ns si.ctric' ri o0bq bqana
EIEcgRIcAL cENrER 5ia ioth ssTe5y St. NEW
yae WITH sa5pef Gsa sP hsP Or bo5h
12,S W1TEk ste GooLEKs 8 f}ect2s Pc 2sl1
s@S st. NV. Ma 4is3, 5 We" " $50. ss!7 A''
WATER HEATERS. gas. prewar. ali sizes;
immed In installati9n. JOHN ,o g WEBSTER.
WATER HfRHTEks. f% rs eee5rie W9 30 g" "a gall
Grated for delivery. JOHN 6. WEBSTER,
81, S2r F. N st M ~ G Ma 4i63: Wo 2229:
2-h.p. dc. motor. 1l09 21st st. NV
TWO BABY CARRIAGES, like new; bath
pairs of drapes; reasonable. Call ST.
MUST BE soLD-what will you offer?
Double bed. spring. mattress. three up
be seen at 1907 18th St NV. Apt. I05
FORD TIRES, sooxl6S; inner tube;
good condition. reasonable. MI. 1884
Evening star., 1946-05-07
ROOMS FURkIsHED-korthwest

Just OPENED, 500 ,o6Il. 6,h ST. nw-clean.
ol5.ess any 'asln' sase .00@s !anfaI
81 Yss Re- ssaa
e3if eafvY ifryii cHAst ll25 g. ltt ss 81 Utah
% On Tn busn hees sSsabe of
! w" youhs i" mem $3.50 esch.. SsS' Wo. 6aae.
5ob MASS. AVE. NV large rooms on
semiprivate modern bath: located on
sos ss5nf MssssscIETTs & se II 1sTson AvE P1 SW tss
s. !ss PER asy !sa1o and ap tSs So so2s 0aly'
s. asssss s44e .s ass R'
IiaI GIRARp sT. N.W.-Front rm., twin
beds. large closet; good transp': semi-pVt.
i1os ILLIcoTT ST. N,w-Younn man,
betty, 2o-s5. sinsle interested in slec- s,.
young man, owner, in pvt. home: without
sk Rs Sc en- sss msss frem i dss'ses 1o $3.50 ea
isSo MASS. AVE. N.W..Youns man to
share rm: with others: S@4.50 per mo-;
4asS 4ssS MASS. MASS AVE. N.w-sinsle rm., re-
ned girl maid service; $40 per mo Als0 s
Rss Rsse me- SoK4a H!th HHMpToN n.sd FeEyfs sr Nwr
Ess: hR' ssS for ssssss g. $50 'ss9n si n sens Ct
1867 NGRAHAM ST. N.w.-Exclusive
gsiyats IS eaob hope sc gsntss family men only
iilo NEW HAMPsHlRE AVE: N:w;ILarse
for men o,sa- week each
s?;I1 s5ii KAN KASsAs 81 AVE. 'N.w.-Larse SENT
nass upa Express wf nsas un nsvy os ee
girls. $50 each. Call ewes. or mornings,
sass NEBRASKA AvE.-sinsl. beds, for
3 tor s55; for /. $40: men only. EN-.
S S ss ST ~; .sy to share
asG,rsa adj bath sac gentle home; references
aosbnasion s ra living !"sssdysn 'ufn no
sseeking; sss quiet home, embassy section;
ssis ss3 qHn1h amIYER rL. N.w.-Rooms for Ts gen
tlemen; large. to share. men. SIS each:
ssss ssssle piSRY re easa SRASe2 AR sSs 49,
LOCATION; ,s5 week each; GE. 5sls.
triple rooms, $3.50 and $50; available
KAIonAMA CLUB for aovsrnmsn. siEls-
a5S DFSs's uss IS Es sS p.n and
single rooms; excellent transportation.
isso ieeo KsIf1s9s kMfRsoN Fa sr NwIarse S dd1Dl.
bedroom = suitable for Girls. SIS each each.
Isl isio efln; FILLMORE ST., Apt. as-1srse, .e At
Employed settled; Christian lady. refeTence;
s5sos 81 ASe n. ecApfToL' sT.-sinrle room for
$40 ss9t mo Rh sis and
tS so,Ds Dsth; B, Il | gentleman; s25 month. Ran
93s LONGFELLOW ST. N.W,-Twin or
e 9sss seen & any q tine eE; se4s; 5,,
ssaesp ssse MoL%EzD Sh!z f. viskW'y NWyshar. mod
ern sa bedroom next to bath: l block OH
Hemf Rsa Rn1y Fon GG sasisEssmAs asis cnev, Chase
near near Connecticut aye. bus. go minutes
1853 p ST. NV. fhe e Dupont @ Msnor"D M"o
Nevis Newly DECORATED single room near bath.
liz II '1SREnsy EYE 81. N.w.-Lady to share large
soom ss1 and private bath with another lady;
- sss. m1sss' 1sss sf zach sw.-siee eomtort.s,.
single room. private bath, shower S65;
also twin-bed room for gentlemen. $50;
single. $40; clean corner home: garage.
1909 s7th ST. N.w.-Young man, a0.ao.
home with another man: excel: location;
1900 S ST. NV, AIT. 2i@Room @ for orG rent;
Z IA 1sst y sgiScx 11f r. NM-ssdreom. PVT.
a5sss STzo sTaGf 0ri f. sG swL.1s. y IA sass sa
rom, G2Inh,rs swis beds comforhta,be chairs: no
ls33 PARK RD.--Immac culate home, lovely
s2a each. DU. ss74. 3
Evening star., 1946-05-07
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

RIDING SADDLES, brides, halters, farm
and pony harness. w. H SToMBoCK Il
SON, 327s NJ st. NV. MI. O462. .
H0RSES-Receiyed carload Kentucky s.
gentle for ladies. WARDS SERVICE
STATION. Franconia road, miles west
Of Alexandra: Phone Alex. 2110.,. IL.
registered Ayrshires; D. H. l. records can
se ss sen sen Folly Quarters herd breeding.
6 HoLsTEIN HEIFERs; can be seen at
Va Wil1et's Farm. -
cattle to pasture. Miehi-
ANGUS CATTLE FOR sALE-R. r. HANS
COM. Overlook Farm. Laurel, Nd. g.
Evening star., 1946-05-07
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

BEAUTIFUL BLACK COCKER spaniel pups
8 weeks old, Axe registered. cH, 1907
DOBERMAN. female. 4 mos. thorough
Used Used to Children: re reasonable. % 81. 359a' Ms
DOGS BOARDED-Newly const. kenneh,
outdoor screered runways; special rates
for perm boarders; Axe reg. cookers for
sale. KRISS KROSS KENNELS. Lee hwy.
Rt. 2ll. near Centerville. Fairfax 11-J-2.
WISH TO MATE Irish setter, male. thor
oughbred. NE 674l. 49,
COCKER SPANIEL puppies, black: sire,
Stockdale's, Tattle Tale; S35-S50. Gath
srSeSIEg I.Ss s5l x,rrrxs ~ s IL
lovely, blue.eyed, intelligent, good COM
prnmsx ppani9ns,x Ssvpnrpn Ss 5ila p,,ps .,. -.o,r.
pups. Axe; males, $50: females. 500
3025 o st. NV, MI 1l20. p
BOZ BOXER, & fawn' Axe reg sired BY Cham
male. beautiful breeding dos. TIE. O50a. So
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. black: sire
Stockdale,s Tattle Tale; S3o-S50. Gath
erSburg 251. -12
Evening star., 1946-05-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

HAVE $1,000, 1871 Chevrolet, an IS
years CID. sober. What have you to offer!
DOWNTOWN LIQUOR STORE, deins
$4,000 r.s,,s.s week. Substantial amount Of
Bakery. doing over $1,000 per week;
low rent: S16,500. all cash.
now. Wonderful. possibilities for expert
Exclusive. WALTER OGUS, RE. 24S4. -
GROCERIES AND MEATS, weekly bust
ness, $3.50: can do a lot more: rent for
store only $40: price. $4,000. complete
with stock; terms.
business. 5000: can do more: nice equip
ment: same owner years: living quar-
ters. good lease; price, $4,000; lock. stock
and barrel; terms.
semisen- service groceries and meats:
weekly business, $1,000 cash. Good, clean
store with nice equipment. short hours
good lease with cheap rent. Only $4,000
for good will. fixtures and equipment;
terms.
;Auto-repair, shop. gasoline pumps and
cab station: large proposition. but also, =
money-maker good for. two men who
know machines. Gas sallonags OF $4,000
monthly. Mechanical shop, $4,000
monthly business: long lease; substantial
cash and responsible people only: Call
tional 1888 or 93T4. -
Evening star., 1946-05-07
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. B.
ROOMS FURN.-Nos.hwes.. Cont

NSVVS t0NN.-NObtuWeSs. 'SoUI.I.
1924 FEssENDEN sT.-Attractive master
ssinss ssi sHkssrE&kI kss iasf # sls rooms: srs
nsfson e1s 'eafy cny 'sss sas fs esds ss one mD
pleasantly furn;. adj. bath an with shower;
sSse 1888 end nd ST. agoS a n room with
radio: home priyileges: $3.50. II will,
assist with light duties. rent. SO. -
Z e. empl. siris: $3.50 per wK. each: i" conv nv
SEAs WAFER anndEk REEp 741s
l4th ST.. n,w.-;Larae master bedrm;: pvt
bath bath 5Win oeSs transp 500 ca
rooms to gentlemen: no drinking: mod
s5n ss ThsTer sT Sah SO to 81 each ene
15Ss 1fsasDffsSsiIfSseG iFSISG s. 80 sw-smsn single s
bas and o Mt o0 s and 4th e'n st.
SHERMAN, L St at 18th. Apt 7O1-Furn.
front room; gentleman; quiet home: per-
1888 FAiRMoNT N.w.-Lh.k.. clean dry
basement rm; m near bath married cpe or
sunHins ladles' s35o ~ oo Sk eai no drinking or
DTPoNT f%Gs5HS isg cTRcLEMEmployed couple, large
d se fose 5l maid s6a
sppontment @ 1534 ST. INV NV. H Apt. oaa r. ~ 20
35II 30th ST, block off Conn ave be-
tween ordway and Porter sts;-Basement,
bees; tsn tan t9r employed couple Or two gentle-
1868 ?sS "SAd RALoRAMA 1s1'' RD' N.w.-vacancies
r9r nsr Ladies Nn snd ogs gsntlemen' $50 and s@5
Isls 10th 81. NW-Girl to share dou-
BILE room, S26.50 no. SMITH, CO. 1858
1929 WYOMING AVE. N.W.-Lee. double
rm. conv. transp; men only, $3.50 each
;asS t:n1B1}2s,. s.. s.iD MA
share, gentleman; $50 vk', two 'Os wks. in in
faYi iai, rAl A. AVE. VEG s.w-Near White House:
bath; S wk. Srd "A; apt. DE FRANCIS :
l7Ia x ST. NV. dovntown-Laree ist-
CAP1ToL psTson sTLafse PsF Toom in
se1ntls g1otiS sst home nom sse semiPyt one en-
coLoRED-1oss PARK RD.: several com
s g and F S. s1ss Wssy and Ap 5gss
eofSRfpAsoo SEn'A9 aoGi.S'vi GHiaRvAkD RD ST. NV
girl: home privileges; S25 per month MI
CoLoRED-i5os 1st ST NV: fur
nished rooms. newly decorated. with pvt.
kit. and bath for 4 girls or . girls and
couple; convenient transp. SO each per
week call NO 6l0l. -
COLORED-I869 CALIFORNIA ST. NV
Refined girl to share room with another
siri. twin beds: employed; $50 month
COLORED-7I4 18th ST. NW-Iarse
furnished room; twin beds, . employed
girls. IS so each a week 8.
COLORED-637 PARK RID. NW.-Room
for rent; SIS wk;. no cooking. IA. 2!65.
girls: S5 wk. ca IS
CoLORED-I82a 1Ith ST. Nw-Iarge
rm couple or single person; some priyi-
leges: IS per wk. Call after p m.