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Evening star., 1947-01-31
Amne Coffmam
Married Yesterday
To 1t. Phillips

In double ring ceremony at the
Clarendon Presbyterian Church yes
terday afternoon at o'clock, Miss
Harriet Anne Coffman, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Scott Coffman
of Arlington, was married to 1t.
Allen Laurel Phillips, U. S. M. c.,
son of Mrs. Emma Phillips of Chip
pewa Falls. Wis. The Rev. Isaac
Steenson officiated. Immediately
following the ceremony, a reception
was held at the Washington Golf
and Country Club. =
The brides father gave her in
marriage. She wore an ivory bro
caded satin off the shoulder gown
with a long train, and a flngertip
veil of illusion. Her only ornament
was an heirloom necklace and her
shower bouquet was of white roses.
Miss Jean Marie Eberman was the
maid of honor and the other at
tendants were Mrs. James Boldman,
Miss Audrey Draper, Miss Mae Di
Guistino and Miss Dixie Zirkin. All
the attendants wore white off the
shoulder gowns and gold lockets,
which were gifts from the bride.
Miss Eberman carried yellow roses
and blue iris and the others carried
red roses.
Capt. James Boldm4n was the
best man and the ushers were Capt.
Edward Ginader, 1t. Ted Ryder, 1t.
Dennis Stith and 1t. Charles Brew
er. All of the men are in the
Marine Corps and all wore their
full dress uniforms.
Mrs. Phillips attended George
Washington University. Her hus-
band, attended pref1ight school at
the University of Georgia and re-
ceived his wings at Pensacola. Dur
ing the war he was assigned to the
U. S. S. Mindoro.
The couple. will motor to Detroit
and after SO days leave, they will
go to the West Coast for assignment
to foreign duty.
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Mrs. Arn0M Takes Presidency
OF Army and Navy League
CITATION ZOE MERIT.
By Ruth Dean

Mrs. William H. Arnold succeeded
Mrs. Smith Hempstone as president
of the Worhan's Army and Navy
League, sponsors of the Soldiers,
Sailors and Marines Club, at the
annual meeting which was held yes
terday at the club, 1015 L street
NV.
In her parting address, Mrs Hemp
stone, who has served for the past
two, years as the leagues president,
emphasized the postwar value of the
club, which Is in wartime, is housing
the men who fought for their coun-
try, who. though now veterans, are
still serving their country"
In answering to the question of
some who might wonder If we
should carry on Mrs. Hempstone
said: '"The club has been going
since 1899. 1t gives us secure feel
ing our roots are so deep and that
we need never give up our work. The
need for the club goes on and on,
though we may change our policies
to meet the need of the new year."
In her annual report yesterday,
Mrs. Brantz Mayer, executive Sec
retary of the club, pointed out that
the club housed over $4,000 service
men in 1916, of whom 1892 were
in uniform, and 5,8l9 Of whom were
veterans and students studying
under the CT bill in local schools.
The club has made a special
effort, Mrs. Mayer emphasized, to
provide comfortable facilities for the
student veterans and for this pur-
pose converted one of the large
rooms into a study hall. THE
league at all times has striven to
make the club not only haven,
but home for its residents" she
stressed. Mrs. Mayer also pointed
out that the closing of many of the
wartime service clubs, necessitated
by the peacetime demobilization of
servicemen, has brought greater de-
mands for odations in the
club.
No mere wartime project, the club
has been in its present quarters
since 1924. During the years of
peace it ran on very small scale,
only 30 men being accommodated.
Money for maintenance was raised
by rummage sales, fashion shows
and other benefits.
With war, came the demand for
greatly increased facilities to house
men of the fighting forces. The
club was enlarged and redecorated
and a canteen was installed.
Evening star., 1947-01-31
Lecture Series
To Oben SUNDAY

The first in a series of five lee
lures for parents, sponsored by the
Sisterhood Of the Washington
Hebrew Congregation, will be given
at I0:15 am Sunday at the temple,
822 Eighth street NV.
DR.. Isadore Rods, head Of the
department of psychiatry at
Georgetown University, will give the
lectures which will be on the gen.
eral subject, "A Word of Advice to
Parents" Both parents must attend
the lectures; one without the other
will not be admitted, DR.. Rods has
stated. Proceeds will be given to
the Sisterhood Scholarship Fund.
The sisterhood will hold its
monthly meeting at 1890 pm. Mon
day at the Mayflower Hotel. with
DR.. Robert H. Felix, chief of the
Mental Hygiene Division of the
United States Public Health Service,
as guest speaker. t
DR.. Felix will discuss 1.-THE Prob
lem of Ill Health and What We Can
Do About It." Mrs. Theodore Pey-
ser, program chairman, will intro
duce the speaker. Mrs. Henry Tavel
will offer the invocation, and Mrs.
Norman Gerstenfeld, president, will
preside.
Evening star., 1947-01-31

With the closing OF most enter
tainment agencies, the club is en-
phasizing that feature. A guest
night, when friends and relatives
may come to dinner was organized
this month, Mrs. John w. Bowman,
canteen chairman, announced, and
dances will be given twice a month.
During the war, the club was a
member of the Community War
Fund and more recently has been
admitted to the Community Chest.
With the permission of the Com
munity Chest, 1t has just set up an
endowment fund which according
to Mrs. Douglas Plate, club treas
urer, will be used only for expan-
sion of facilities or emergency ex-
penses, and then only in cases Of
special necessity by approval of the
executive board"
The meeting closed with the pres
entation to Mrs. Hempstone OF a
merit pin and an engraved citation.
In making the presentation, Mrs.
Robert P. Patterson, wife OF the
Secretary of War and retiring first
vice president. paid tribute to Mrs.
Hempstone's tireleSs effort and de-
votion to the club during her terms
of Office in war and in peace.
The words of the beautifully il
Illuminated citation read: The Of
ficers and Executive Board Of the
Womans Army and Navy League,
sponsors of the Soldiers, Sailors and
Marines Club, commend and thank
Elizabeth Noyes Hempstone, presl-
dent, January 1945 TO January l947.
She has served with tact, Zeal and
outstanding ability in difficult times
of war and of peace. At all times
she has been unfalling in her loyalty
and devotion to this club and to
her country"
Earlier, Mrs. Hempstone had
awarded pins of merit to IA men,
bers of the club for volunteer serv-
ices. Five of them were old mem
bers with over 80 years standing.
Elected with Mrs. Arnold to serve
during the coming year, were: Mrs
Luther Sheldon, first vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Dwight Eisenhower, sec
ond vice president; Mrs. Alexander
A. Vandegrift, third vice president;
Mrs. Russell Wilson, fourth vice
president; Mrs. Ralph Lovett. Sec
retary; Mrs. w. P. T. Hill. assistant
secretary; Mrs. Plate, treasurer
Mrs. Lanier D. Buford, assistant
treasurer, and Mrs. Oliver Spauld-
ing, membership secretary and
treasurer.
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C0per Girl Dance

The annual cover girl dance of
the Sorrell Club will be held from
10 pm. to ! am. tomorrow at the
Kennedy Warren Hotel.
AS in former years, the entire
proceeds will be donated to the In
fantile Paralysis Fund The club
hopes this year to exceed its last
years contribution of $500.
The high light of the evening will
be the cover girl contest. in which
contestants from 18 different organ
izations will participate.
Evening star., 1947-01-31
Ambassador o. Mas Gardner
Prepared for British Court
Fancy Knee Breeches Given
To Envoy at Stag Dinner
By Betty Beaie

Ambassador to Great Britain Gard
ne breeches
time the
prepared But it wasn't of his doing
The
other There
10 party
Harold Walker Everybody
including
envoy lasted only SIS minutes
evening" all festivities
with the presentation
with touching hought
fulness gift breeche
Evening star., 1947-01-31

court and one to wear to Ireland.
The former were black satin, strictly
de rigueur for those most elegant
state occasions: the latter were
bright green with stripes and deco
rations on the sides. There's some-
thing about the style Of the latter
that makes the Ambassador feel that
he could play on the Notre Dame
team in them. And he would be
proud to play with the Irish any
time. Since the gentlemen present
had gone to- much trouble to have
the breeches made according to the
Ambassadors exact measurements,
they Immediately requested a
fashion show with Mr.. Gardner as
the model According to all reports
they fit perfectly and the tall,
broad -shouldered. guest of honor
strikes a handsome figure in short
trousers.
Will the Ambassador wear them?
He will, the black pair, that is. Il
am a conformist," says Mr.. Gardner,
who believes that if certain func-
tions call for certain etiquette, one
should conform to that etiquette.
The Gardners have received no
less than 700 requests for presenta-
tions at court since his appoint
ment was made. These a. in addi-
ton to the 1900 already on file
The Ambassador says that he un-
derstands that there will be four
garden parties given by the King
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Bridge

A benefit bridge party will be held
at 8 o'clock Wednesday evening at
the Officers' Service Club, l644
Twenty first street. Tickets at 81
each may be purchased at the door.
A variety OF prizes will be offered.
Evening star., 1947-01-31
Elect Governors

Five members of the Washington
club were elected to the clubs
Board of Governors this week. ?
They are Mrs. Paul Stanley Bond
Mrs. Gilbert H. Grosvenor, Miss
Alice C. Riley, Mrs. Wintemute w.
Sloan and Mrs. Absalom Waller.
Evening star., 1947-01-31

Miss Shirley Lanham, daughter
of Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Charles
Trueman Larham, has left Wash
ington for an extended trip to
California, where she will visit
friends In Beverly Hills.
Evening star., 1947-01-31

Z Mr.. and Mrs. James Lawrence
Houghteling were hosts at cocktails
to a small group of their friends
last evening in their Kalorama road
home,
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In The Meas

Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Arthur G.
Trudeau will have as their week
end guests Mrs. Trudeau's brothers,
Mr.. Thomas A. Ruddy and Mr..
Stephen A. Ruddy, jr., of New York.
The Trudeaus will move next week
from South Meade street in Ar
lington into quarters at 2121 B
street, Fort Myer.
Evening star., 1947-01-31
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D c..* B-s


EXPERT ADVICE. FROM Mr.. S. ZLOTNlCk
at is my sincere opinion that
years will pass before you'll
buy fine furs at these extra
ordinary sub-market prices. |
believe that now is the most
opportune time to invest in
furS."
Evening star., 1947-01-31
everyfine fur ofolI ;
stores included!

2 Stone Marten searts, per skin-vere s'5oS 4s
Natural Russian Sable Searis,
3 Mink.dyed Marmot Coats ts--were 500 TT
Mouton.dyed Lamb Goats $40 II
spotted 0celot Tail Coat soc 19
Dyed Pony Coat <--------~os 500 81
Mink.dyed Muskrat coat---wos 500 81
Evening star., 1947-10-02
since July 1. many through guilty

since July /, many through guilty
pleas.
Sixteen Of the pending criminal
cases involve capital offenses. They
include five persons charged with
first-degree murder, five with rape
and six with carnal knowledge. The
death penalty is given upon con-
viction, only on recommendation of
the jury in rape and carnal knowl-
edge cases.
Assignment Of Judges.
Justices assigned for regular trial
of criminal cases during the fall
include Justices David A. Pine, Ed
ward M. Curran and Richmond 3.
Keech. Justice Alexander Holtzoff,
who is assigned to hear civil nonjury
cases, also will hear some criminal
cases.
Other assignments are:
Chief Justice Bolitha J. Laws,
motions court; Justices Proctor, r.
Evening star., 1947-10-02
Man Jailed In Assault
OF Policeman, Civilian

A six-month jail term and q $25
fine were imposed on a 40-year-old
man yesterday for assaulting
policeman and a civilian.
Found guilty of disorderIy conduct
and two assault charges was Jerry
]. Walker, colored, of the 300 block
of M street S.W., who appeared be-
fore Municipal Court Judge George
D. Nelson.
Police Pvt. Norman Gray Of No. 4
Precinct testified that when he
answered a trouble call in the 400
block of M street S.W. yesterday he
saw Walker assaulting another man
in q doorway. The policeman said
he grabbed Walker who spun around
Evening star., 1947-10-02

at reduced speed during the summer.
AL but 2 Of the IL Justices were back
at their posts today, however. Miss
ing were Justices Henry A. schwein-
haut, who Is due back next week, and
James M. Proctor, who was married
Tuesday and will return to the
bench after a wedding trip.
1914 Civil Cases.
Meanwhile. records in the assign
ment commissioner Office showed q
total of 1914 civil cases on the trial
calendar as OF Tuesday. There also
were 258 criminal cases listed as
available for trial. Another 80 are
being held up, 16 Of them pending
mental reports. Others are expected
to be dismissed.
OF the criminal cases pending
trial, 81 are more than six months
old, 1t was said:
Court records showed that 292
criminal cases were disposed Of
Evening star., 1947-10-02

Dickinson Let's and Matthew r.
Mcclure, civil nonjury cases; jus
tices T. Alan Goldsborough, Jen-
nings Bailey and James w. Morris,
civil jury cases, and Justice Schwein-
haut, pretrial proceedings. Justice
Proctor also is to preside In con-
demnation proceedings.
-Four Criminal Court jury panels
Of 80 each and panel Of 78 jurors
for civil cases are to be chosen
Tuesday. The grand jury for the
term from October through Decem-
Der will be selected the same day.
Evening star., 1947-10-02
Retired Group to Meet

The National Association Of Re-
tired Civil Employees will meet at 2
pm. Saturday in the National
Museum, Constitution avenue and
Tenth street NV. William Roy
Valance, assistant legal adviser Of
the State Department, will speak,
Evening star., 1947-10-02
District Court Opens
Busy Fall Term With
| 10 Justices on Hand

With almost a full complement of
justices on hand, District Court to-
day plunged into a busy fall term.
Some of the jurists yesterday be-
gan clearing away the backlog Of
motions that had piled up during
the summer in preparation for the
selection of October jury panels next
Tuesday.
Vacations kept the courts running
Evening star., 1947-10-02

and slashed at him with . pocket
knife.
Pvt. Gray added he knocked the
man to the ground with his nst, but
that Walker Immediately tried to
get UP saying. mo cop is going to
hold me-" He was subdued with
the help Of another officer.
Evening star., 1947-10-02
CURTAINS
All as is!

so Poirs Sorple Curoins, tailored, ruf-
fled and cottoge styles; vorous
fobrcs and coIors. Mostly one of z. 5
q style. Soiled. Half price u
5 Poirs of Florol Droperies, Evereloze
ruffled ehintz in blue and white.
benenIine with pink background. :
2s4 yards long. Textron. Fraction
Of orisinol price ---------- n
100 Yords curtoin, Spcover and Dro
ey Fobrie, short lengths. Erection 5(
Of erisinol price es--------------
S-CuTtasns-FouTth
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The turkey is the only domestic
poultry which is native to America
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TEENS SHOES

Were
100 Pors Teens Leoher Dorsey Slip
pers leather soIes. Blue, red, black;
sizes to g. Less than hoIf price 2.e9
IS Pors Teens Brown Oxfords with
white soddIes; broken sizes, q to g $50
IS Poirs Bobies' Moccosin-toe Shoes,
brown or white; sizes z to 4------ 3.25
Observation-Disclosures Shoes-Second Foo
Evening star., 1947-03-15
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

BOXER PUPS, Axe registered; fawn and
eElmde shamDsnsfIp M mos VA ossd ssds males and
EpaEMo3k Is%sEaao R RGNNEEs-socRer RGh spanisls.
stud solid blacks and golden reds. Also
PspRs pos ASp M scs cars Ga week 1sso ends
vebsTinar9 9assn aeansa supervsion KEN
N6LIyWo6p N6Ii 100 cqHR kEysEfssoaraina sEf bath
ing and grooming; cocker spaniel puppies;
champion cookers at stud WA. s24.
s9XEssSeeEcss @oNT kFaN2Es paGs Alex oSse eso5 0' f6
BoARDING-AII breeds; heated. private in
and out side runs, each separateiy ken.
KRIss sasissS0F; KRoss Kennels. Lee hwy. near
okyh GsatfTy1e spASiIH ph1ne ruPEs TaTnz wss and
Il wks., red and. blonde. black and white,
coeker cee sra at Hs stud Rockville as4S. MRS 9iL-
coGkER M05iH SPANIEL PUPPIES, buff and
black, both. sexes; proven stud service out
sstsnding; black, Union 1895; ;.x,s -l5 -l5d,
retai re serve MoRToNs q Foop sHo
5000. Lee hwy. East Falls Church, Va
ppALMATiAN pA PUPPIES (black and white
spotted coach dogs)-These are fine
thoroughbrneds; weeks old. Telephoone
PPaKiSGnsE PffnSs aasg PUPPY. Axe registered: a
little beauty; very reas.: just l left MRS,
ss9o9TRRkFUM s99REkTFUi qS suPPLY ppL co-New stock Just
arrived from Florida; tropical fish our spe-
cialty: tanks. lights and stands. Hours:
Sunday, IL to pm: weekdays. IL to 8
pm. 1927 Georgia ave; NV. III
male, Axe reg; wormed, inoculated.
aMERIcaN All i'H PIT BULLDOG, male; viii sac
papers available Cali IL 5157 -16
KITTENS (3l. male; looking for good
home; h@ouseorosen; @ s = weeks oio' Ioo9 s
COCKER SPANIELS t3), black male pup
pies Apply POS st. NV, basement apt.
PEKINGESE PUPPIES = Little beauties,
pedigreed and registered Axe. 50o5 Ad-
olson rd. n E.. Kenilworth. Ii. 03I7. --16
TOY COLLIE. months old; SIS. Call
MRS. DUNN. GE o1S4. -15
COCKER SPANIEL. blond, male, age 2
mos; reasonably priced; Axe registered.
Hillside 1699-R. -16
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RooMs WITH BOARD tcon.. !,


Ha,y PRE- cLgB 1888 rs lsah sP, St a.s
menus; $50 each. -16
1912 OAK sT-Dble. rm.. h. and c. water.
closets. excellent meals: moderate rate;
ings if desired. CO. 0294. -1T
ROOM AND BOARD in private home for
door. AT. 264S. -16
1856 OTIS PL. N.w:-pouble room. twin
$50 a mo. AID. 0122. LIZ
1884 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.w.-Beau.
tifuily furn; extraordinarily huge room.
IN one 81 the 8s esi OF m
the city neod is bsns very supeTSr Definitely nsy
as Hes Rass F00a fss eaeh ana xso f
saT share s5S T19 70 for lady with another
sation ed a'1es ressonsbIe an Ia Nj a4o sS' 'oea
1925 10th ST. ;Nw.-Nicely fprn ym for
SnE say se4 exesat sfEasof SoaFs Ssseh0ard
II7s4 MASS. AVE. N.W.-vacancy for
young lady to share with other ladies'
Lge.. nicely furn. rm,, semipvt. bath, s4s so.
17os 10th ST. N,w.-single Em.. other
Is4s isnseS SEW SS0q aaMPsH1RE aaiMaIPssH1RE AVE. Sw.I4a-
also room to share for l gentleman with
another gentleman -1b
2I07 ST. N.W.-Doube and triple rms,
also snare rms. for men and women. Spe.
cial rates to students. is
CARROLL SPRINGS INN, Silver Spring.
Md-Single rooms. SIS to $50 per month:
double rooms, S140 per month; all rooms
running water SH. 64S5, SH. 9740. III
CHEVY CHASE-Lovely private home;
young lady to share room with others;
pvt. bath. excel. meals, tennis .court. Oh
6603 is
1928 PARK RID. N.w.-Large double room
for 2 men; excellent meals: S43 each.
MI. oa52. -le
CoNGENIAL COUPLE will share nearby
Virginia home in exchange for part-time
care of propertY- Box 41A-M. Star. If
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ROOMS FURhIsHEp-Mp. and VA


SMALL stSdss SsSE prsisf2sd sSoM for SIS
CHEVY CHASE. MD. on D. C. line-fwo
pvt bath: rev gentle home; laundry.
Sunday and after 9 pm. weekdays. ,.l6
single room, near airport and express bus
to Wash. close to Hot shoppe. TIE. 1927.
SILVER sPRING-Large double bedrm..
pvt. bath; bus at door. Phone sH. 5ls1.
ARLINGTON, yA.-Newly furnished nm,
hHme ss5 p person fFom 0uS ow 94Ss
ARLINGTON, VA, center of Clarendon
Young man will share twin,bed n;is n,sa. room:
yoans man; awsyS w9ySsn much Of the time; $40
LEE EoBiH1 BLVD. aEIGHTs-unusually attrae-
tive large room ono with BATH in new prick PIC
sHaR sfaf rEkoEoGicAL EA eaiE SEMINARY. Alex.
Va. Is min. from Pentagon-Frsshly
MARYiANDABeautifniiy S1lisSi D furnished twin
bed room: quiet, pvt. home; semipvt. batt:
foTmation s9nn 10 ous sa ina or 0f m
ATTRACTIVE room in Clarendon, large
enoqgh hry for txo people, close to b1sine.
single SIN E ROOM in North Arlington; ! sa5
month. Call Glebe 1850. -16
BETHESDA, MD.-Large bedroom, private
shower bath, phone in room; private gen.
tile family; gentleman only. WI. 9455.
2 GIRLS TO SHARE room in private home
in excellent neighborhood; conv. to down.
town washington. Temple 451s. lie
639 2Oth ST. s., Arl. Va.-Young man:
large, comfortable room. large Closet; bus
at door: S25 mo. JA 1663-M. lie
TAKOMA PARK--A. nice room and private
bath IN new private home: phone and laun-
dry dry privileges: $50 mo. ST.. 1892. -16
ALEXANDRIA,, Del Ray section--Large,
attractive single room. convenient transp..
81 ner week OV. 2477 -21
LARGE, Nicely FURNISHED room for
refined, sober young businesswoman: SIS
mo- Call GIL. 5129. --lb
COZ EASLEY ST., Silver. Spring, Md
clean. light, 3 big windows, instant hot
water, auto. heat: gentlemen only; gentle
home close to Johns Hopkins Laboratory;
$50 a month. -l0-
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ROOMS EURNlsHEp--Ne,thw..t

ROOMS FURNlSHED-Nerthwess.
DOUBLE ROOM for rent: convenient to
transp,; breakfast privileges; ~ wk; ca.
coLoRED-BEAurrFuLLY FURN. front
faasie saas So s4ss Ss after so @ep pm with
CoLORED-es5s4 18th ST. N.w.-Em-
ployed lady, home privileges. lis
CoLoRED-NICELY FURNISHED front
room for refined employed couple. RA.
coLoRED-1ses KALoRAMA RID. NV
Room for girls to share. all home privi-
lesss: : nice section; Sc wk. each. Ho.
CoLoRED-ATTRAcTIvE SUNNY room.
single or double: refined. employed gem
tlemen only: 81 VIZ. single. 81 week each
eoIokEbRooM eSoaS5s f0F Fox aPDt RENT nicely
furnished, in quiet home; prefer man and
Sosok2b@fsoe ci5f 81 o2Ssi VERMONT AVE. n.s'- ls.
weekly s 1Gsst rates ss''Ss eapiLHo aas HrF
coLoRED-EuRNIsHED ROOM for one
ta5h; cohoRE6-sm RIa, 81 f4is 18th ST. Nw.-Room
oS 1S5 sh5sf saS 6 ae
ohoRRbssssf slsh oaReiss5 ST TaSbrE PS e. sSs
ZEE dfsIso5s pRosr ssaS M next
es'h flE PssPs caLIFossA AR aSas ST.
Apt. 304-One vacant furn rm. suitable
for, or nice girls. So a wk. with privils.
Call after IL Sat. all day Sun. NO. 6644.
COLoRED-1924 nth N.w.-We have
that room you are looking for. S4 30 and
S2. 20 per week DE. 1905, c. s. BROWN
| REALTY Co. branch office.
COLORED--311s 18th ST. N.W.-Furn.
room for lady or gentleman. AD. 1888.
CoLoRED-1sis KALORAMA RD.-com-
| Portable room for refined lady in fine home;
| privileges. MISS WHITE, MI. 9616.
COLORED-FRONT FURN. RIM. for re-
fned gentleman. 319 You st. NV. NO.
$685. lit
COLORED-RM. FOR 2: 81 ea.: near llth
st. carline. CO. 0076.
COLORED-525 IRVING st. nw-Neatly
furnished room; couple pref l6"
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MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

VET; VANS OF yA.-An white vet; help;
ieMk III s9i MoSSe 9S 1874 sfoRxeH fGss GH cooLo tseo
and long distance, No joO too large and
a2as Mak1SG sae yEFERASs SEf IS MaesvISe asS2 co-24hr
GoVERNMENT EMPLoYEs 20 Papers for
reimbursement furnished promptly II you
Maine to Florida, Gulf, Midwest and West
ern States and Canada. Call ATLANTIC
WESTERN MOVING CO.. FIR. 4533 or
HELP a vET-can move you day or night;
trunks, bagsage end parcel delivery speI;
midnight. All day Sat. and Sun. -I6
VETERANS. starting business. will move
you. day or evening: reasonable rates;
ing speeisity; GE. 1851, ~
VETERANS = Moving and hauling: new
pGa ebearay FSsn hs faTs0 NJ ess
FURN. MOVING: trunk, baggage and par
eel d{y we Sop ssEf for ,hs things you
Atlas ALA " VAN LINES. iNC.-Lons- distance
moving, moving to and from 3S States.
EpfLANs FTss ess'G MovING ssG sssa'i sTokAGE 60
Reas. rates; will accept your surplus furni-
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storage; local. long-dist. moving. ia ga37.
LIGHT HAULING, D. c.. ewes. and week
ends; ends; reasonable rates; white ves. DU'
CALL LEE-Moving at your conv.; large
or small; estimates cheerfully given by
veterans RE. $500. is
1la-TON TRUCK going to Grafton. W.
Va. early Sunday morning. Mar IS; wish
to take load or part load In that direction.
BRoTHERs' LOCAL MOVING, storage:
veterans, all white help; free estimate.
oW. $3.50; oW oW,,,. 61S3, 20. 90.
roomers, ofices; trunks, baggage minimum
pickup and deliyeLy. So. pu, 3Sl7;
BEvENEY TRANSFER SERVICE s1sl0
Calf ST NV 16s