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Evening star., 1946-06-26

Vic COllcSC. aCI
retirement W i IL
end q teaching
c a r e er of 46
years.
A native Of
Washington and
well known : in
education circles
here, Miss Wal
ker is a product
of local schools
duu d 81 duudtC
of George Wash
ington U n ! YER
Sity.
She began her
faorI, | =, O. carapr
Evening star., 1946-06-26

Senor Barbosa visited the court
Of Judge George D. Nelson, who
is chairman of the Federal Bar
Associations Inter-American Bar
Committee. The Chilean lawyer,
governor Of Rotary Clubs in his
district, came here after attending
the Rotary Club convention in At
lantic City,
Evening star., 1946-06-26
Miss Walker Retires
From Wilson Teachers

Retirement of Miss Alberta Walk
er, chairman of the English division
of Wilson Teachers College, effec-
tive Sunday, was announced today by
Evening star., 1946-06-26
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Evening star., 1946-06-26

has proved an offense, the record
is read by defense counsel, who
then prepare their case"
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-28
MANY STEEL MEN
STILL ON STRIKE
Clio Reports Some $4,000
Employees OF Small Firms
Remain Idle

PITTSBURGH, Feb. q - U.H -
Some $500 CLIO United Steelwork-
ers are still on strike, report re-
leased by the union showed
Wednesday night.
The report revealed that 2l3
companies, employing almost 1885,
900 members, have signed con-
tracts granting an 18 IL cent wage
increase.
Less than 900 fabricators and
non-integrated companies, employ
ing about 100000 men, are still
strikebound.
The union today listed 10 com
panies, employing nearly l3,ooo
workers, who are among the latest
to sign contracts They included
American Can company, Chicago,
Joliet, and haywood, ILL.,; Los
Angeles, Sacramento, San fran
cisco, Oakland, San Jose, and Pa
cific Grove, CAL, 5,107; and Lukens
Steel company, Coatesville, Pa,
1898.
The companies that have not
signed claim that they must know
the exact extent of price relle1
to be granted them before signing;
They contend that they are "caught
in squeeze between hlghe1
costs for labor and higher, prices
they must pay for raw Steel
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-28
200 At men WILL
TAKE "PHYSICALS"
Selective Service Orders
Redistribution OF All
Who Pass Tests

About 200 registrants In the 4-F'
classification will be called by the
local Selective Draft board to re-
port to local doctor for physical
examination and if passed will be
released in Ia and will be SUBJ
ject for induction in the April call
ing, according to officials.
The board recently received a
letter from the State Director of
Selective Service giving the lower
ed physical requiremtns for this
group and to aid the local board
and the examining physicians in
determining which registrants are
now acceptable for military SER
vice, who heretofore, may have
been in limited service or AT
classification.
During the pre-induction which
began January 1914, the local medi-
cal board agreed to do mass exami-
nations which were carried out at
that time. No arrangements have
been made at present for the local
physicians to repeat the mass
examinations for the April call,
according to local officials, how
ever, this matter will be taken up
soon with the medical board.
The most recent changes con-
corning the lowering Of physical
standards will include deformities
of the feet, body and spine; healed
disease or injuries of body; and
suffering and stammering of a
degree disqualifying for general
military service but which has not
prevented the men from success
fully following q useful vocation in
civil life.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-28
vANTED-FURNIsHED
ApARTMENT

.,.-sn, wife, months old child
BY yee, .ttttractively furnished. in nice
MUS D ss.-Tmsnently employed. Quiet, ze-
home 5s s.. references. Write full parti-
fined 6sI FAX TO, care star-News.
Cue e--- m BUY KEROSENE WATER
T heater. Dial 2-l272'
- ICED KITCHEN CABINETS
V AZ; 35.o 's Highest st prices paid:
WANTED 3o,n TO nome Bs' Phone Phone 2.sss7.
TAsrz9 :..555bls. b N s sz9s2s o0N0'-
-,r7n-To RENT OR 5 ROOM
NANInpen OF house unfinished, East
s sp;i1r,jaaon by returned veteran, wife,
wlliii ,nid are 4, permanent Whining
s fss family 5lail Phone 1927 or p O. Box
1924
WANTED TO -, 9v .fove. Gall Ea 5sii, sx
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-28

by return mail. Others wanted
even bigger miracles.
II am informed" said one
writer, that it is in your
power to put rayon stockings
back on the market again."
Another brought politics into
her appeal. eve aren't all New
Dealers" she wrote her fellow
Republican, NOR are we all
bobby-soxers. Help. Help"
Needs Them Too
One put it ON a coy, woman
to-w0man basis. "I'll bet you
need stockings too" she wrote,
"being in the public eye as you
are"
There was the reproachful
type: Had to 80 without stock
ings Sunday and now 1 have
cold" The desperate: "Please
do your darndest'" The poig-
nant: 81 can get away with
bobby sox, but l do like to dress
up once in a WHILE"
Mrs. Luce sent the first 5000
down to the Civilian Production
Administration. But they still
are coming in.
Reporter Helps
A feminine reporter looked
over the latest pile and clucked
alphabetically at the Luce Of
flee force. But she poked her
head back inside the door with
an after-th0ught:
''By the way" she said hope
fully, "I'm down to my last
pair, too. You don't happen to
know. ''-and ducked fast.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-28
Clare Booth Luce Willis
Under Demand ForNylons

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27-lR
Down to your last pair of
rayons?
Well, better not tell it to
Clare Boothe Luce, She's heard
that line before-about 5000
times.
1t all strated this way: The
Connecticut Congresswoman
put out a statement suggesting
there might be more stockings
if hosiery mills could get more
rayon. That was where Mrs.
Luce put her foot in it.
Unhappy merchants, Selling
on this ray of Republican help,
began to put ads in their local
papers.
Write Letters
'Write Mrs. Luce" they inn
plored. Tell her you must
have rayOn stockings.
The ladies wrote. Boxes and
cartons and mailbags of letters.
From women Of every stocking
size and shade, Democratic and
Republican, old and young,
Yankee and southern.
In a few days, Mrs. Luce's
harried office workers esti-
mated they had slit over 5000
letters, almost all with one des-
perate refrain: 'I'm down to
my last pair"
Some Optimistic
Some writer's optimistically
gave their sizes, asked that
Mrs. Luce rush their rayOns
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-28
ACE NAZ MUNITIONS
MAKER UNDER ARREST
BY AMERICAN FORCES

FRANKFURT, Germany, Feb
27.-P)-U S. authorities an
nounced Wednesday the arrest of 2
secret German ornaments maker
they termed "the greatest single
power behind the Nazi war ma
chine" with an industrial empire
expanded by seized foreign plants
They identified him as Friedrich
Flick, 81, head of a $500, eco, 00(
combine, and declared he possess
ed "the greatest economic power
of any single industrialist in Nazi
Germany"
Flick, starting in 1888, built ur
greater controls than those held
by the Krupp munitions family ir
three wars from 1870, but worked
so anonymously that he was vir'
tually unknown both aboard anc
il Germany, an American investi
gator said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-28

Christopher Columbus pourneyed
to Ireland to check report that
St. Brendan had once sailed across
the ocean.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-28
Attlee Warns His People
OF Consumer Goods Delay

LONDON, Feb. 27-UH-Prime
Minister Clement Attlee warned the
British people Wednesday that pro-
duction of consumer goods in this
country would be only somewhere
halfway back to pre-war STAN
dards" this year.
Attlee said his Labor government
hoped to build up an export trade
spoke in Commons on the first day
o fdebate on British economy and
manpoWer.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-28
PICKETS DISPERSED

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 27-P)C
About 300 persons parading before
gates of a strike-bound General
Electric Co. plant were driven off
by club-swinging mounted police
men Wednesday in the first action
to enforce an injunction barring
mass picketing here.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-28

The Pacific oceans mean depth
lis much greater than that of the
Atlantic.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-28
Americans Now Running
Berlin, Col. Howley Says

BERLIN, Feb. u up - co.
Frank L. Howley of Drexel HI i1!
Pa. director of the American mill III:
tarv Government in the Bernn as
trict, declared "Wednesday .,,, mgn IL
that "We Americans are ''l''''is
Berlin ill.,. o.rkino
Speaking at reception m ,.a;ainas
six months Of American pai1ic4pa
ton to- in the four-power admlnls .t3,S :
ton ton Of the city, Howley SAID: we we
sail said we'd be running Berlin ana W. I'VE
are now doing it 80. >, we 'le '''e
strongest element here
Notable historical and literary
figures who played the 1lute 1 Were
George Washington, LORD p 5ylut
R R5 'ee"s1a cs;,, se sss
T leonardo da VIM
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-28

EXECUTORS NOTICE

FyECUToR's NOTICE .
r.,.r5 ml9jifjed as Executors of the
nav. hasi' % GLADYS H. Simpson, late of
w. s,sa" Hanover County, North Carolina,
..is is TO notify all persons having
s ~; against the Estate of said deceased
:. .'. aybi5it them to the undersigned at
p ~ Savings Bank & Trust Company,
IeTpiI,t n. c., on or before the 14th
M,i' NJ FEBRUARY l947. or this notice will
10 ,Ieaded in bar of their recovery. All
p We p,ns indebted to said Estate will
pIsssp make immediate payment.
Tb;s u dav OF February. 1916.
pennies Savings Bank & Trust Co.
Lawrence L. Simpson
Executors of Gladys H. Simpson
LEGAL NOTICE
Fo1lowing the death of w. A. Brew on
the nth day of July 1945, formerly a
member r,s Of partnership consisting OF
Hin A. Brew, Henry Omiley and Abe
Rubin, and trading under the firm
names Of The Plantation Club and Palais
Roval, notice is given all persons having
'claims against the partnership which
were in existence at the time of the
death Of sai6 deceased partner, to ex-
|hibit same to the undersigned at The
Plantation Club, Carolina Beach Road,
near Wilmington, N c., within one year
from day. or this notice will be pleaded
in bar CT recovery.
This Dist day of February, 1916.
HENRY OMILEY
ABE RUBIN
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-28

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-02-28

Whistler's "Portarit Of n e
Artists Mother" was rejected at
first for exhibit in the Royal
Academy, and remained unsold
for 20 years.
Evening star., 1946-09-06
APARTMENTS FURNISHED,

sssftmsnt ssS5o each. a 'Pase RAJ 1issi n''hea Roa
asse EYE ST. N.w.-consenial young man
to share. nicely furn apt. with another
man; bedrm., w. rm., kit, bath; phone;
al Al facilities: dh $50 mo. and share expenses
i1"s coLUMBIA RID. N.w.-Personsbble ble
young lady. bftween 22,26, to share large
Please call after 6 pm. CO. 1900. Ext.
THE WILSON HOUSE. 1775 N st. nv
lady; $35; references; nondrinking. MI.
Two ssm ,s,I1 GIRLS svsy not ,oSsnE 5SF
prrsfo i sis5l0P RrcsS AZ sssF to
90; 30, :; s;h Ssltvssssn and pm pm. I!2s
ei1 ~ ssss sf gs 5s 81 ss sssl s4
R issn 9ffFEEsoS tfH Gasafs s. St. Nv girl. to
as mo s.e aGuss vh adns f' RA 7ass
wANTED-A housekeepsr. expert cook.
sdults; sps.tment and salary. Call Falls
sfRH sfRfeh 70 SHARE 2-b.aroom apt. With 3
sso I2so Belmont @ st. nx Ap. 4is So
eis ssi4 :ssdf Sra 81. oI Nv room kitchen and
ssh sia ssi 81 s.e snS sa ns ss
and front and back porches; heat, gas. elec.
and tel. incl; 3 exposures; $3.50.
ssI KENIUCkY AVE. SCI Tm:, kiteh;
gas furnished; $50 mo. Avails Bile Sept.
IL For inspection call CHEFI4ES s..
GUM. Realtor, 326 Pa. ave. Sc. FIR. 1906.
EMPLOYED MOTHER and child to share
an apartment: day care for child. ST. 45S3.
NOW AVAILABLE at Hotel 24o0-Two q
bedrm. housekeeping apts, S400 per mo-:
one 1-bedrm. housekeeping apt, $500 per
mo-; four nonhousekeeping suites. bedrm;;
Oct 1. one 2;bedrm. housekesping apt.
s325, All furnished with full hotsI service.
Can NJ Hutchinson. CO. 7200. HOTEL
240o. 10Th 81. ny. il
S35 ST. N.E.-Purn. apartment for rent,
adults only. $50.
3o9 18th ST. N.E.-Girl to share ultra
modern, newly decorated apt. with girls;
IL expenses, including meals, $50 month.
a1ss r sT. NV large studio room and
kitchen. Frisidaire, shower: persons S2s
ssI7 EASTERN AVE. Ne, near Rhode
Island ave- rms. and private bath,
furnished: employed couple only: SIS mo.
Evening star., 1946-09-06
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

USSSoO "Sb~ssO - ~esSss
a1s sSedIm sdRss Rsa. ess evssR 70 ss.
sustsBtis HoGss fart Arnstoa Alex
aSaay sSna.Ss. ''E hEoi'dss. 81 ana daily .ft.s
FURNISHED detached or ssmidet. house in
! aaisij ADULTS s Wish Or Sedroom ' house or
spains sDartment n nerm:n.nt nm doSt empoy.s ysr
GoLoNRL. el azof Res. Army. and family urgently
need S-s shs bedroom pntSyTnishsd GsS1 housss. in
PoaEiGN PSsasfs rPHas NAVAL T. oYsffifcEk .nd Wife.
with children, need furnished h9nss; I up
BIZ f1s2 'ne e.E SG
sSpss 'sSat ss.r smtb Hot.
sEGTLAs sH TIsS ARMY MAJOR and wife. =
daushters, and g. want two or three bed
Nzy1 II. II. rsDsPsin. sSs for duty: wife. ,nisn..
sIsass n. a.. IL +" 5D1sh ntR Rx :sSs5
ETt. sss4s. am. to 4:so pm. Weekdays. fn.
ARMY OFFICER and wifi. d.sir. to rent
two,bsdrOom untarn: houss; n.y. Wash;
SoyssFsr Vii opsfesL i.9; M@ adus
tRssds pHsi.rnsS; s'' b, '15si os; ff''1S %
REGULAR ARMY COLONEL, wife and son,
mo; desire 2 or 3 bedrooIn house, furn.
SEPARATED from family for Q months,
due 70 housing shorts.e: please help us
witn Sr DsaroS% acu;s m or e spsa,rttnsnt
month. Call HAMER, Republic 800. Ixt.
77084 weekdays or Shepherd $3.50 eve
YEARS RENT IN ADvANCE-Thres. four
or five bedroom unfurnishsd house; six-
adult family; references. Dupont 0295.
TW0-YEAI LEASE, -unfurnished. about
$500 month, half In advance. Chevy Chase.
near circle: stone or brick, large living
fSSm. Go 1sss sfss os0rooms' saths' oil ssat'
EtRN. on UNFURN. house Or apt. for
Navy ofdcsr. wife and new baby. IN near
By Va. or D. c. No anokins er. drinkins.
Please call Oh. e1Bs. y I0s
Evening star., 1946-09-06
sooMs WANTED tcen,. F, .

~ LADIES, neither drink or smoke
. ssparate rooms, kitchenette or kitchen
PRIVILEGES, NV. section District only; per
EE1I5RRNisHTp E15RsNhits APARTMENT or single room
for employed woman. Prefer Dupont area
er Mt. Pleasant. MRS. HINES, AID. ERGO.
VETERAN, refined artist, cultured. en-
rloyed days, attends G. W. ewes, desires
private room with bath and small kitchen
prtvils. preferred. Cow. to city. Ii. 5677.
PERMANENT Government employe,. vet
sran attending night university classes,
desires large single room or small apart
ment, furnished or unfurnished; preferably
walking, distance 10th and L SITS. Nv.
eTIET. eGh REFINED LADY, per. empl., de-
sires pleasant rm. or efnciency apt: pref
erably NV Call Ordway 5774.
LARGE ROOM, near bath. convenient to
transportation; Government employe. Box
REFINED REF II; YOUNG LADY wishes single rm,.
private home; permanent: vicinity Rhode
ROOM ROOM 1 OR SMALL APT. in TAX. Park or
Silver Spring, near busline. by respectable
businssswoman. Box 2o4;E. Star: .,..
desires comfortably furnished, adequately
heated, large room and private bath In
home of discriminating private family:
NV section preferred: best references.
Write particulars to Box 211-E, Star. Sc
Evening star., 1946-09-06

CHFvy CHASE-Beautiful home, lovely
room, for young ladies to share with
.ncther pvs es6s bath excellent meals tennis
10, so1' ,sth N.W.-v,cancy for gentleman
ansls. rnn fer siTl sir. TO- share share room xSna
1914 18th ST. Nw.--For men only TO
share doubl. rooms; homs-cooked meals;
DOUBLE AND TRIPLE ROOMS, all single
seds s, S5o eseh. 81 pE. 56sH s,;c,,r, ,r.,.5 !. e,
and room to, yourself in private home for
employed, cultured, young Protestant; per-
msnent: s22.50 semimonthly. CO. 45s6.
TO RENT double room. 500 each;
triple room. S46 each: good home cooked
isoa hoo 18TH oAs ST. An N.%.@sinsls double and
triple rms; good meals: ideal location;
very reasonable. AD. 942a: -6
and rooms for gentlemen to share. 10
GIRLS.:l to share in triple, L to share
IN double; meals syeTy day y,,InSt inGludinE nl1
CLUB Gu MASON. Nm 1sss II New Hamp. ave. NV.
ssansss iEF ss sou9 a.
snffsi ths bess ss See ShSsA'S MRS JOHNSON No
IisoGf' 10th ST. NV. double room with
running water; suitable Tor couple. Home
fpNReI IHRGE Room, private bath; suitable for
1 people: also, double rm.; conv. ttransp. to
Pentason and downtown: telephone and
sHadrs nRs nooRE s5ftes ai nsas fiss Colonial village
ROOM AND BOARD wanted with private
family by women, so. and girl, 20. both
employed and attending night school; pre-
fer separate rooms Box a1-E. Star. -
VACANCY for young lady in attractive
double room, excellent meals, laundry
priFii, unlim. phone express bus. Or o6so
1874 MASS. AVE Nw-vacsncy for 2
gentlemen, lge. redecorated rm., semipVt.
q
1908 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.W.-Under
new management; excellent food, inner
spring mattresses. For young men only.
ROOM AND BOARD for girls. to L., in
licensed, Christian home. Hillside l420-J.
I32S 18th ST. NV. - Nicely furnished
rooms, young men, young ladies' switch
board, running water: excellent board. 50
meals daily; S12.5O a week; good transp.
Ap. 0722. -12
Evening star., 1946-09-06
HOUSES FOR SALE.

VACANT, NEW; $13.950-3-bedroom, O.
stoIs ;, prick home; very large living room
with range. side porch, full basement. gas
neat basement toilet; very large lot about
I7b It. deep and adjoining lot can be
clos.. house is just Oh Piney Branch I'd
a. = aiTecs air arrtI route so downtown. Mr. TAYLOR
rooms. baths, oil heat; GOOD condition
nrneT 1r ioS. desires auisk sale: ss4; $50 Cali
bkAtssS5rsi bkAsSrssisWR " DRrAdHED red brick CEN
ssnsnaii sne. ;iS GSlonisl now finished In seeord
stsndsrds and ready tor you to occupy occupy
toaay. Exclusive location. adjoining Roll
hmfT hrfT fTood: next next. to Rock Greek Park: Q
2 b6risnt, spacious rooms. plus 1st- floor Law 1,
a "a ss1 ssts1rsI ia. to psreS asss
CAN NJ MsnnsEse RA f5Ss. viii With + Franz Ratsh
ii sEas assa5ss, CoSs,. pI avEl i41l Am NrnR-Mod.rn
semidet. brick Just redecorated completely
room oil SssP si4asS; assss%sns; osnsr ims mast
FAME phi1LIPs' MI Lifas' ni a1, i41i fo7a' with
.ntly ssr GsbreEfssI
.ss 1855 s.i With h'; raAsk ae 8 NJ sHs MsnPs
TAKOMA PARK-Bunsalow; rms, all
nIick: gas heat: beautiful pansled rec rm. !:
Lovely lot. WooD-CONLEY Co, 81 800
HOME AND rNcoME-a kitchens. 2
baths, separate entrances: S-room house
on nice lot. 60x100; only $4,000 down
WIN. j. MARTIN. NO. 2141 until . pm.
FORT DAVIS sECTioN-r.oyely semide-
tached 6-yr.-old brick. located on beautiful
corner lot, which has nice stone wall
LIZ NJ nv. rm;, din. rm.. fully equipped
bdrms. and beautiful. tile bath Full
basement, rec. rm., double tubs. outside
entrance. Gas, air-cond. heat. Conv. to
transp; and shopping centers. Extensive
y landscaped with rose bushes, shrubs, etc.
eoMnosEwEXHRTH eeSxn X sHRs oRlyA REA1Y Ta ow $500
Sc; :. lIth ST. north q Penna: aves conv.
metal sarage; extra kitchenstte: Snd 4:
saSr slsS .or rsfgrs .xv nnd some fqTn.sgEs; NJ.
800 BLOCK so. CAROLINA. AVE. 81
6:rm. and bath, row brick. hot-water heat,
NE soe eond Tnwr Can an bs ussa 61r fa%mlliss %
FOR sALE--Big future II you buy 2 brick
DWELLINGS,. which We have on 18th at. NV.
near T st. Rent nov $40. Price. $4,000
sssh. ,h. HowENsTTIE EEALTY coEP,.
Evening star., 1946-09-06
MOVING. PACKING end STORAGE


TOUR BEST MOvE-BAYNE a. SCATES,
INC. Storage facilities for household goods
ST. So s sveninss Ysas EM 7oss s5sinsd efs"s
vETERANS' 24-hour service: moving and
hauling oo 81 all kinds, By hour or load.
MOvERs-veteran owned and operated.
HINEs HI Shits c,i 1fte5sn cH 4ses hslp' SILVER FLEET
Ex-GI-HaulinR,. moving. storags: will
move your trunk or your home: special
rates to veterans. JOHN GLOVER. dlebe
XETER.N S1sGf movr.sLAu nav .su,nm.,t. g.
all white veteran help. CHI 1901; ewes,
AT YOUR sERvICE-Parcel delivery, fur
niture moving, trunk, baggage and parcel
deliveries: RA, S635. VETERANS. Ill
EDELMAN'S MOVING 4 STORAGE Co.
Ress. rates; Will accept your surplus fur
nIture as part payment on your moving:
stor.. local, long dist. moving. ia. 1887.
FOR HiRE-Maek and semitrsiler. heavy
hauling, l,o local snd long distance. Jack
son lSUU-J. lie
VETERAN desires light hauling or steady
work; new Ford la-ton pickup. Call FIR
Evening star., 1946-09-06
HOUSES FURNISHED

with 4 other girls: S24 month, plus utiii-
ties Phone CH. 4217. -s
HILLCREST S.E.-Furn. 5-room and bath
and lavatory in basement, garage, oil heat
$50 month. 3 months rent In advance.
October 10th till April 10th. No children,
Star g
BEAUTIFUL 1a.RooM HOUSE, in Country
IA baths, recreation room and compiste
laundry in basement: beautiful grounds;
2-car garage: will rent to July ], 1947:
tors, 1850 N. Irving St. Arl., Va. CH. 7777.
Evening star., 1946-09-06
APARTMENTS ukFURhlsHEp.

GEORGETOWN; Sl60 = Available Sept
deck porch; heat, hot water, electricity
included; Misunderstanding: references and
lease required; for adult people only.
LARGE 4-ROOM APARTMENT, NV. gen.
tile home, available to 2 or 3 employed
GE. 1929 for appointment. 40S Emerson
COLORED-UNIT BLOCK of Eye st. NV:
one-room unfurnished apt, S45: use of
kitchen. use Of bath; heat, gas and cleo
trio. furnished; conv. transp.: married
couples only: Govt. employees preferred.
Evening star., 1946-09-06
HOUSES UkEURkisHEp.

HOUSE ON FARM rent free in exchange
for . couple hours work each day feedins
livestock; electricity, bath; 80 miles wash
ington. WI. 1893. I'll
MASS. AVE. between 18th and 18th NV
able about october /. Suitable high-
class rooming house or organization head
quarters. Lease to reliable tenant. Rent,
$500 per mo. VIM r. BALLARD, l2II
Eye st. NV, phone MA. 1886 --7
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

HOUSE FOE SALE in washington, D. C.,
nj, area TEMPLE $500. III
EXCHANGE HOUSE in Falls Church for
comparable house in Southern CsHfornia
iSi Falls cSureR 81 1sss.W' Bsssa' 0efi"h'h' IN gov
WISH 70 EXCHANGE 2-bedrm. apt. in
two-family house in Arlington, Va. for
house or similar apt within q 20-mile
radius Of New Castle Airbsse, wilmington,
Del Falls Church 2865-J. -S
HOME in suburban WashinEton for apart
FURNISHED or unfurnished e-room house;
Meridian Hill NV; $50; for two-bedroom
apt, NV, HO. 1885. 70
NORTH ARLINGTON-s-rm., S-bedrm.
house ss pvt. bachelor apt; worth 81, 900;
viii take N smaller hogss hogn. In VirEinia. or
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no YOU WANT property consisting Of
2 units. vicinity 25th and Pa. ave. n.w.7
Annual rental, $4,000; priced to sell at
M5, ,o00: reasonable offer considered See
MR.. RONES. 707 Sth st. NV. or ME- 3340
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ROOMS uNEuRNlshEp.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

SEQ BUTTERNUT ST. N.W.-Large second
car and bus at door: S35 q month. IS
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ApTs. FURk. AND UkFUR.
APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

VICINITY of 18th snd e SITS. se@-rm
and bath apt. partly furn.; h.-wh., stove
etc; S45 mo. Ii. 7745 or Box 4S6-D
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MOVING, PACKING ss1 SToRAcF.

DAsHMM TKANsFER, movinT and gen-
service. c.h DE-. 9s7i day or nisht 0i and
SUNDAYS. Reasonable rates. -
vETEkANS, starting business, will move
you day or evening: reasonable rates: Hsi,t
ACME MOVING 4 STORAGE co.-Loe.l
noa. non TOO too small. IL i16os. Wv i'''s anu
skpsy yq9 s1rx2y H2yco cop 81 u: sr. asruss :;
ton and stersre; many yesrs Of exneri-
ence have made us Specialists In handling
fsif Il ever rhons Ii. Sass Or IL Ssss'
as Florida eve. M.s.. Room 21A.