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Evening star., 1946-08-19

YOUR STORE FOR sALE?-May I assist
you in securing a purchaser? Call HARRY
I FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE. 1855. -l9
STORE DOWNTOWN wanted by veteran. OF
small section of store with display window;
WILL PAY UP TO 81 900 month rent for
ige. store located downtown shopping
Replies to this sd are confidential. Box
INTERIOR DECORATOR needs work shop
and storage space with or without show
good Northwest area. Adams 1144. 20'
A .OOo-FT.. suitable for wholesale busi,
ness. THOMPSON PAINT STORE 81 6516
NEED SEVERAL SMALL STORES where
foot traffic is good suitable for small
resfauranf Phone RE 0321 2O'
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE,
HORIZONTAL,

VETERAN desires general hauling; any
new truck; reasonable, FIR. $3.50, Ext: 72.
LIGHT HAULING, veteran; reasonable
rates. HO. 445l. 30
DODGE stake-body truck for hire, general
hauling. with driver. Phone MI. $500. 49,
RULDERS-vet. offers favorable contract.
reasonable prices for hauling. two 2k ton
dump trucks and drivers furnished.
DU 1904. 20'
TRUCK and driver. van-type body. ! by
12 it. AT O349 30
VAN TRUCK, large or small Jobs; expert
enced help: prompt service: reas. rates:
local And long distance AT 2931. 1Qs
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.

WISH TO LEASE BUILDING, j or 2 floors
approx. 10000 50. IT, for use as motion
picture studio; 1st or 2nd commercial:
good neighborhood: near transp.; down
town location not essential. BYRON, INC,
DU. 1900. --21
YOUR REAL ESTATE FOE sALEf. May
I assist YOU In securing q purchaser7 :
HARRY l. FRIEDMAN, Broker. RE. 1853.
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LOTS WANTED.

I PAY CASH for lots IN D. c or nearby
Nd. SCOTT SANDERS. rR. 1858
NATIONAL WHOLESALE distributor de-
sires lot in 2nd commercial zone. Approx
mately 60x so feet. Box 1851, Star. Ia
COLORED-WANT small lot in Brook
land only DE 3304. -la
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

WAREHOUSE, Ist comml, in ne, near
Bladensburg I'd bldg 50x75, stories
So 500. Box PISA, Star. "a
GEO. H. WILLIAMS Co.-3-story brick
1st com: 3,70O so. #. per floor; full
hsmt; lot 50x95 Appointment with Kopit
or Mulroy EX S535 -l9
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

MODERN FIREPROOF BLDG, $4,000 50
# on one floor, 1s-ft ceiling height. 13-
# orive-in doors, concrete street in 'front.'
zoned industrial: available Oct ! might
divide: in convenient Alexandria location,
] 5 minutes drive to downtown Washington.
WEAVER BROS, INC. Washington Bldg -,
DI. 5000. ewes. CH. 923S. u
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: SEASHoRE PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-ocean City tMd) cottage,
hot and cold water. shower. screened
windows and porch; sleeps 8; block from
water: from Monday noon, August 10
through Saturday. Sept. Z. Temple 1922.
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AUTO PAINTING.

mates given evenings and week ends at
9o1 No. Quincy st.. Arl.. Va. CHI. STA
AUTO pANT1NG-complet. Job, s35 up
work guaranteed GILBERT, 4102 Pa
ext II SS3Q
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INVEST. PROP FOR SALE 1co,,

INVeSI. PkOP. FOR SALE Cont
EXCLUSIVE GUEST HOUSE, suitable for
an embassy; located at Mt Pleasant and
equipped: in perfect cond: screened and
weather stripped; new cyclone fence and
stone walls; 1st floor. 4 rms, reception
nall, tile bath and shower: 2nd A., rms,
2 tile baths. shower tub: 3rd f., 4 rms
tile bath and shower: basement, 3 rms.
rage; monthly income, 5000 price. S57..
80. This is an excel investment: will
sell fast; act now. Call FRIENDLY REAL
ddY Co, D1. 1904, DI. 5000, Rm. sos.
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OFFICES FOR RENT (coNT.l,

OFFICE, completely furnished, all equip
ment; rent free in exchange for part-time
secretary service; immediate oocupaIncy.
OFFICE SPACE in new nreproof bids. in
silver sprins: suitable for architect or in
NER, FIR. 1000. Ext. 443s, "a
OFFICE FOR RENT, Atlas Bldg. b27 9th
st. NV. Inquire RIM 10. $40 r st. NV.
OFFICES, furnished or unfurnished also
desk space. mail and telephone service.
L. COWIE, SOP Eye ST. NV. -2b
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FARMS WANTED.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY

FARM WANTED. NEARBY VA, with nice
SCENERY and good house. Please state
price and terms. Box 377-S. Star. 20
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IhvEsTMEkT PROPERTY WANTED

YOUR REAL ESTATE FOR sALE?" Ma,
! assist YOU in securing q purchaser
HARRY !. FRIEDMAN, Broker. RE. 1855
WILL BUY your spt. house. large or small
or business property. Box 2l6-B, Star 90
Evening star., 1946-08-19

YOUR REAL ESTATE FOR sALE?"--May
HARRY l. FRIEDMAN. Broker, RE. II 66.
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STORES FOR SALE.

DOWNTOWN JEWELRY STORE-An un-
usual opportunity for an experienced party
to purchase this long established. we'll
located business; about $4,000 cash re.
ouired For fun details please call HARRY
/ FRIEDMAN. Realtor, RE. 1885, -19
DOWNTOWN shopping section on st OF
on G st owner will sell property. Boz
is YOUR STORE FOR sALE?-May I assist
you in securing a purchaser? HARRY l.
FRIEDMAN, Broker. RE. 1855. -l9
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.
YOUR REAL ESTATE FOR SALE"-May
assist YOU in securing a purchaser?
HARRY I. FREEDMAN. Broker. RE. 1166,
Evening star., 1946-08-19

ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS by Central
a new group Of trucks Just received, SO to
choose from; some new, all guaranteed,
oMC. "a tons: 1888 internationsi' hs T tons; tons;
1943 Studebaker, ga tons, 5x6..
Dumps-l942 Chevrolet; " tons: 1910
Tractors-1942 White. model WA-126.
air brakes, l l ,O0-20 tires: 1941 Federal.
tons. Bx brakes.
SemitraiIers, new-10-ton platform and
stake, air brakes, 10000 tires: under
low ceiling
Caterpillar tractor Allis Chalmers,
12 tons. CENTRAL MOTOR CO. 3I43 Lee
hwy, Arlington, Va. Daily and Saturday,
To reach: Out through GEORGETOWN,
cross Key Bridge turn arha IiGht onto l,s Lee hwy
GMC 1912 stake and side 10-wheel cab
over eng, IA ton; rating. $4,000 gross
DADS. 1885 3rd st. ne, Hobart 1852
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

10000 So TT. Of level industrial sround
siding. with 2.4o0 So. #. of freproof
warehouse space: separate brick ofice
building with oil heat; on grade with
street; perfect access for largest trucks
more ground available if, needed 5-year
lease A. NJ. ROTH, woodward Bldg.
MA ro36 -2l
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

DUMP TRUCK, y ton. 1910 Dodge, with
hydraulic dump, speeds: S975 cash; dual
tires: Pals Church 2s51-M. 407 Cherry
st, Falls Church. 2Os :
GMC '32 truck. van body; reasonable S13
Flower ave, Takoma PIX. Md. SH. 361s
AUTOCAR DUMP TRUCK. selling cheap;
Internatlonal panel. 1914 tractor and
trailer. % ft.; excellent cond. 1900 Blad-
ensburg I'd. ne. TR. 9257. 22s
WHITE 1899. metro body. ~ ton 4s1s
r. l. ave, Hyattsville. WA 9l03. --1a
Evening star., 1946-08-19

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arrange to spell the word called fof.
Print the letter opposite the word from
which you have removed it. II you havs
'Lettered-Out'' correctly It's emulate,
Answer - SATURDAYS Letter-Out.
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Evening star., 1946-08-19
GARAGES FOR RENT.

0NkN0ES FOX KENI.
TWO-sTORY BRICK BLDG. for garage
ana storage. BLUNDoN. sos H st. MA
GARAGES FOR SALE.
GARAGES, wood or steel frame, concrete
floor, insulated, freproof plain or over
head doors sizes, |. q. 3, car capacity.
bungalows. factory. storage, steel mill
DUPONT IRON WORKS, 1850 18th st. NV
MA. 1896 or WO. 1858 ewes o2s
STRAND BUILT, overhead doors EASY
terms, immediate delivery. Visit our dis
play of models. 1109 Jefferson Davis hwy,
Arlington, Va. Open a m. to pm, Sun
day and holidays or phone ia. 2l64.
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STORES WANTED.

FREE DESK SPACE and use of telephone
10 public stenosrapher. in small real estate
cfnce in exchange for reception duties.
Box 103-A, Star -lQ
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OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT,

NEW a-sTORY OFFICE BLDG, % East
vile Nd, directly opposite Courthouse
Limited space available 10 desirable
tenants Open for inspection, 10 to 4
daily nr phnne OIL, 34bQ 23
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OFFICES WANTED.
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

XPANDING SCHOOL desires very large
oom immediately as extra classroom
owntown location: sTENOTYPE 1NSTl-
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
REAL ESTATE WANTED,

YOUR REAL ESTATE FOR SALE?"-Ma
| assist you in securing purchaser
Harry l. FRIEDMAN, Broker, RE. 116'
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The bidding has proceeded:
South West North East
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trustees were Robert w. Bates.
George T. McGlue. Joseph Fraser,
William H. Perkins and Mr.. Davis.
Two weeks after the first meeting
the present site on Twentieth street
between H street and PENNSYLVANIA
avenue NV. was purchased. On
July !, 1846, the cornerstone was
laid and within the year services
were held in the new structure.
During the early years the church
permitted its basement to be used
for a public school. To do this the
Sunday school classes were moved
upstairs to the main part of the
church. Early superintendent of the
Sunday school were Thomas P. Nor
gan, G. T. McGlue and Emory
Baxter.
The first record of a board of
stewards for the church is that of
1860, which listed Anson S. Taylor,
William E. Corbin, j. A. Clevenger,
Edwin H. Booth, Francis M. Smith
B. G. Legg, w. L. Mason, w. L. Part
ridge and George H. Helmers on
that body.
For more than year, during the
Civil War, after the second battle
OF Bull Run, the church was used as
hospital. During this period the
Evening star., 1946-04-06

Hockenberry, secretary and Charles
Millard. treasure.
The L. F. o. Class OF Brookland
Methodist Church will be taught
tomorrow by Mrs. Bernice Carlton.
The Rev. w. Harold Shape will
continue discussions on "Profiles
from the Bible" at the Fellowship
Glass Of Chevy Chase Methodist
Church at II I'm. tomorrow. Topic,
Solomon, the Builder of the
Temple"
The Naomi Glass Of Ninth Street
Christian Church will hold a busi-
ness meeting Monday.
Frank E. Caldwell will be In
charge of the A. B. Pugh Glass of
Mount Vernon Place Church dur
ing April.
The Fellow Workers Glass will
have DR.. w. A. Haggerty as speaker
tomorrow on Human immortal
ity." The Adult Council will hold
a meeting for all Bible class leaders
Tuesday at pm.
The Wiles Bible Glass of Keller
Memorial Lutheran Church will be
taught tomorrow by Paul Froehlich.
Representative Homer A. .Ramey
of Ohio, will be the guest speaker at
the Trinity Mems Bible Glass of
Trinity Methodist Church tomorrow.
The Pinkham Bible Glass of
National Baptist Memorial Church
elected Charles A. Claxon vice
president. Nathan w. Morgan will
teach tomorrow.
Mrs. Marie Kagey will teach the
Hummer Memorial Class of Ep-
worth Methodist Church tomorrow.
The Templemen's Bible Glass of
Temple Baptist Church will have
George w. Bell as teacher tomorrow.
The Box Bible Glass of Emory
Methodist Church will hold
business meeting Tuesday at pm.
H. L. Garrett will teach the lesson
tomorrow.
The Phi Gamma Kappa Glass of
Metropolitan Baptist Church will
hold business meeting Tuesday
at pm.
The Cleaners Glass of Columbia
Heights Christian Church will be
taught tomorrow by Mrs. Gertrude
Suther, assistant teacher.
The Rev. John C. MILAN, pastor,
Petworth Methodist Church will
teach the Everyman's Bible Glass
tomorrow.
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Rev. J. Lloyd Black
Will Take Pastorate
OF Ninth Christian

The Rev. Llyod Black will assume
his duties as minister of the Ninth
Street Christian Church tomorrow
and will speak in the morning on ut
Can Be Done" and at 7:45 pm. on
Tire Presence OF Jesus Today. :"
Mr.. Black has been serving as
director of work of the Christian
Church Council OF Metropolitan
Washington, D. c., and as general
secretary Of the Capital Area
Christian Missionary Society.
He received his ministerial train
Ing in the College of the Bible,
Lexington, KY, and Lynchburg Col
lege, Lynchburg, Va. He has held
pastorates in Covington, Va; Rock
vile, Md, and Washington, D. C.
Mr.. Black is the present president
OF the Women's Missionary Organ
ization Of Metropolitan Washington
for the churches of Disciples of
Christ.
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congregation worshiped at Friends
Meeting House on I street NV.
In 1866 the parsonage, still the
place Of residence for the pastor.
was built next to the church. Ex-
tenslve improvements were made on
it in 1889, another story being added
to the then two-story building.
Radical changes in the front part
of the church were made in 1872.
Until then a porch extended across
the front with steps leading to it on
each end. These were removed, in
side approaches to the upper church
were arranged, and the exterior re-
modelled. Further Improvements
were made in 1910 with the front of
the building being extended to its
present line and stained glass win
dows being added as part of these
changes.
Among the many members who
helped make Union Methodist
Church outstanding were Alexander
Ashley, Allen M. Gangewer and
Judge Anson S. Taylor. Mr.. Ashley,
a Civil War veteran, joined the
church in 1863 and remained until
his death in 1901. He served as
class leader, steward, trustee, lay
preacher and recording steward
from 1853 to 1887, and was superin-
tendent of the Sunday school and
president of the Mite Society at the
time of his death.
Mr.. GangeWer was treasurer of the
Sunday school for II years and a
member of the Official Board for
many years. He died in 1904. Judge
Taylor was secretary of the Sunday
school for long period. His
daughter, Miss Bessie Taylor, is still
a member of the church.
Pastors of the church since 1880
were James L. McLain, Herman
Mckay, John E. Fort and DR.. John
r. Edwards, who resigned to become
Methodist district superintendent
of Washington. He died last year.
The Rev, DR.. Selwyn K. Cockrell
came to the church In 194I. A grad
uate Of George Washington Univer-
sity, he received his D. D. from
Randolph-Macon College, which in
stitution he attended before coming
Evening star., 1946-04-06

His friends; and we are struck first
OF all by their variety. Himself
Workingman. and surrounded, as
closest comrades, with fellow work.
ingmen, He yet penetrates the up
per circles of His days Society"
We recall His association with
Simon the Pharisee and Nicodemus
and the dinners given by the rich.
He was utterly needless of social
lines; or, as has been said, He
drew a vertical line, whereas the
world drew horizontal lines to clas-
sify men. His distinction was only
between the good and the bad,
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,be, and sometimes smuggling In

robe, and sometimes smuggling In
His arms.
Our modern solicitude for child
hood, and all the new ministries to
it, root in part in the example OF
Him who said, Suffer the little
children to come unto Me" Again
Jesus Identifies Himself with them
in His words, "Inasmuch as ye
have done it unto one of the least
of these, ye have done it unto Me" !"
The Sunday School Lesson for
April ! is Friends of Jesus"-Mark,
xiii.13-14; Luke, vi.1216; viii.1-3.
xv.1-2; John, iii.1-2.
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| |Orgonized
| Bible Glasses
By Poqe Mex. Etchison

1t. Col. Neal M. Wherry of the
Organized Bible Class Association,
Will be the guest teacher of the
Marietta Smith Bible Glass of
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to the District In addition to
pastorates he held in Virginia and
Maryland, DR.. Cockrell served four
years as district superintendent of
Rockingham (Va) district and five
years as editor of the Baltimore
Southern Methodist. He is now
president of the Francis Asbury
Education Fund of the Baltimore,
West Virginia and Virginia Confer
ences and a member of Phi Kappa
Sigma Fraternity.
DR.. and Mrs. Cockrell live at 812
Twentieth street NV. They have
six children, SelWyn K. Cockrell, jr.:
the Rev. Frank l. Cockrell Charles
w. Cockrell, Mrs. R. P. Conner, Mrs.
G. Wilbur Grove and Mrs. Thomas
E. HasSett
Bishop Charles Wesley Flint of
the Washington Methodist area will
preach the anniversary sermon of
the church at II m. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1946-04-06

the loving and the unloving, the
friends of God and the friends OF
evil. His good society" was made
up of good people, or of people as
piring to be good.
Do we often enough let our i'm
agination play upon that group
of Jesus disciples who were most
constantly with Him, and who most
closely shared His life? They had
given up all to follow Him and to
be learners in His school.
These men were no plaster saints
or haloed supermen; they were true
to the normal type of manhood.
We cannot overemphasize the sig
niflcance of the relation of Jesus to
children. They thronged to Him
clinging to His hands and to His
Evening star., 1946-04-06
Lutheran Reformation

At the Lutheran Church Of the
Reformation tomorrow evening, DR..
Q. F. BlackWelder will continue his
series on Master Pictures of the
Masters Face" using Soord's THE
Lost Sheep" At II am. he will
continue his series on the Lord s
Prayer with the theme, THE Chris
tian Idea of Social Relations"
At $50 am, the Rev. Roy L. Sloop
will continue his series on "Life's
Spiritual Terrain" using THE VAL
~ OF Decision" as his topic
The Friday lenten service is from
210 to 1890 pm.
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IA Lesson
For the Week
Ry William 7. Ellis

For the next six months the
Sunday School lessons will be
studying the life Of Jesus Christ.
I have proposed that for a period
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By Cospor Names

On February 13, 1848, a group met
in the Union Fire Company hall at
Ninteenth and H streets NV. where
the Association of Oldest Inhabi-
Evening star., 1946-04-06

O1 IHTee HlOQCnS
better yet, for
six months, to
cover this series
of International
Lessons - every
preacher in the
land, Protestant
andCatholic de-
vote his SER
mons exclusively
to the theme of
"The Winsome-
ness and Power
Of Jesus Christ. Z"
We study to-
day the picture
Of Jesus and
Evening star., 1946-04-06
Presbyterian Women
Plan Spring Meeting

The annual spring meeting of the
Women's Presbyterian Society of
the Presbytery of Washington
City will be held at the Eastern Pres
byterian Church at 10:3O am. Fri
day, with the president, Mrs. Archi-
bald Smith, president.
In addition to election of officers
Mrs. John Elder will speak on
Recent Years in Teheran, Iran"
and Mrs. F. Campbell Symonds,
missionary, on over the Hills and
Far Away" a description of home
conditions in mountaineer and
Negro fields.
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FRIENDS MEETING 1oRTHoDox7.
18th and Irving Streets NV
II m.-Meeting for Worship. Welcome
Friends Meeting of Washington,
2l11 Florida Ave.
Meetings for worship First Day Sunday
at II am. All interested are welcome.
Young People, $50 pm. s. s.. 10.45 am.
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PEACE lutheran

Services in the Wilson Theater.
1880 Wilson Blvd. Arlington.
JOEL W. LUNDEEN. Pastor.
1000 a.m.-Church School.
11:O0 a a.m.-Worship and Sermon
Evening star., 1946-04-06

tantS OF the Dis
trict of Colum-
bia now meets,
to form a Meth
odist church for
what was then
t h e old first
ward"
Th e meeting
W a S presided
ov er by the
Rev. Charles A.
Davis, later the
n e W church's
first pastor. John
O. P. Deggs was
chosen secretary
and the original
Evening star., 1946-04-06

NoI I'll Washing
t on Baptist
Church tomor-
row.
The Young
Married Couples
Glass of Francis
Asbury Method
ist Church join
ed the assDcia-
ton. Officers are,
Charles Hum
phreys, teacher;
George Raphael,
p r e S | d e n t.;
Claude Thonp-
son. vice pres
;L1~1. ~Lf
Evening star., 1946-02-17
ROOMS WANTED.

REFINED EMPLOYED young lady desires
pvt, rm. Georgetown or NV Conn. ave.
sif RooM ST0s assgs near Ma
Alexa ndria. Box 96-L, Star.
RoH room saa for vie four seeE
18th st. or Silver Spring district, SH
NEAR NEAR 5000 BLOCK 18th st, n.w-small
REFINED COUPLE. Washinetonians. would
like attrac. rm. with private bath: gentle
QUIET CoUPLE desire furnished room
GENTGgMAN TI.Si in Government service de.
venient to downtown and near streetcar;
sTeses Tsfsssnse g9s lsh sIsr
H NV; occupy Mar. l or earlier. 30,
YOU YouNG. esaT REFINED GIRL would like ouie
Sunday. GE. 1860 -19
LADY perm govt emp desires eSnt room room
ment, NV. section. DU. $500, Ext. 326.
9 MALE VETERANS desire room. twin beds
iD6IhAsf 6ifh 5sf Nan RR3T I a5veTsnsnt sa5 clerk
turnlshsed HE4s room o in n auiet refined home il
Southeast or Northeast washington.
FURNISHED or unIurnlsneo room ou
TsnSE pEishf as fH soSM sSsS Ext p1ssrss 1ss
6ep4 TrIter by RE znss s4e5 woman
D,fpL pfPLoMAT, unmarried, with car, seek
well-furnished accommodations; sepanTat pnat
sasurbsn sver area sDrr prins rskon xes
GfEtNST1LEMAN. Il Govt. emp; single room
gnrn c. or sPa Mchssh pas
! Box 33-L, Star.
I ROOMS WANTED for male students; thi
/ is one way you can be Of real help to as
sbssa nsTsa wsF ehoo must geo Se within fh
MR. SiFsanSt MAGoNRY, K aRs 1 Ho 1920, weekdays
MEDICAL NED SCHOOL STUDENTS (2) wan
Medeal EHs scSoo phone N.Y. oo cRI
& LEDEY.
| YOUNG MAN desires a single room wit
portation Bladensburg, Md. March l. Ca
/! Franklin 5000, Extension 1856.
BUSINESS GIRL wants room in apartmen
asto With 5tchsn sas pFyssess ps star sT share apt
YOUNG MAN seeks nicely furnished ROOF
in Jewish home. NV; $50 maximum. Bo
363-K, Star.
Box 324-K. Star
MARCH 1, young businesswoman, sentill
needs single room in apartment or privat
home, Georgetown or Dupont Circle sec
ton; do not smoke or drink. Box 366-E
Star.
LADY, employed in Government, woul
like room in private home. Northwest SEE
tion. Box 325-K, Star.
EMPLOYED CATHOLIC LADY wishes roo
in quiet home. near transportation; wi
consider attic room with bath; nonsmoke
! nondrinker. Box 329-K, Star. IT,
LADY desires room in private NV hom
. occasional kitchen PRIVILEGES; near 1
transportation. Week end WO. 6552: MOI
day EX. 1910. Ext. 299. IT,
, ,, MIDDLE-AGED EMPLOYED LADY desir
a light housekeeping room or room whe
she could use an elect. plate; NV. sectio
REFINED ELDERLY WOMAN urgent
needs light housekeeping room; highe
references. Box 27-L, Star. 17S
: GENTLEMAN t4O, perm. empl. desir
!, room. pref. in apt, Col. and 18th vicinft
FOR EMPLOYED GENTLE WOMAN, fur
/, or unfurn.. quiet, near transp.; reasonab
BUsiNEssWoMA AN seeks quiet. comfor
able room in private home. Preferably u
r furnished. References: Box gel. ,st,
!. TWO VETERANS tmenl desire room
!. ne. VIC, near Tech =; 6: Or r. l. ave.
West Va. ave. Tel. AT. 4722. 1s'
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HOUSES FURNISHED

NEAR 25th and Penna. ave. s.e-Detached
brick, rooms. bath. automatic h-w. h
gsrsge 4 adults l family; will lease for
8 mos; no longer $3.50. mo. Box 2sI-J
5-ROoM furnished house $50 mo-: located
in East Riverdale suburbs. MA. 97a7
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO., Realtors
1869 S ST. SEWN share my home with
quiet couple in exchange for services
meals. No children. Ii. 4O43
VETERAN. nonworking wife to share our
work 5la days week. TR. 1874. 1922
m EXCELLENT SUBURBAN sprlnsbrook
Silver Spring, Md. - French Provincial
brick, furnished by Sloane; winding stair
way in hail to second floor, containing
one bedroom, bath and den; first floor has
living room 23I2x13ta feet. dining room
breakfast room, kitchen with S-foot re-
frigerator, and = bedrooms and bath;
maids room and bath and built-in garage
Bendix washing machine; rental, $3.50
per month, To inspect call Mr.. Nyce. DI
60e2, with VIM M THROCKMORTON
Realtor, Investment Bldg.
FOR MONTHS bedrooms, 2 baths,
on top of hill in exclusive Virginia suburb.
Lovely house, completely furnished. in
Guiding silver. linens, ETC.; adults OF
couple with child under / year old; S235
HAMPSHIRE KNoLLs. MD.-Furnishec
BUNGALOW. For information call RA. 2950
between and pm. Saturday; bet . ano
3 D m. Sunday. IL