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Evening star., 1949-11-29
B'nui B'rithWonen
Donate to Hinel

Mrs. Theodore Shapiro, presi-
dent of B'nai Birth Women,
Argo. will present a check for $4,-
900 to Mrs. Nat H. Levy, president
of the Board of Directors of the
Hillel Foundation at George
Washington University, at the
chapters luncheon meeting at
1890 pm. tomorrow at the Jewish
Community Center. 4,
The check represents the chap
ter's annual contribution to the
Hillel Foundation.
The meeting also will feature a
talk by Mrs. Arthur Lelyveld,
Hillel director of the Sara Deiano
Roosevelt Memorial House at
Hunter College, N. Y. Mrs. Lely-
veld's topic will be National
Hil1el and the Service Of Hillel
TO Foreign Students"
Evening star., 1949-11-29

when man is shanghaied into 1t
against his will by a woman who
evidently regards him as merely q
meal ticket. Because no woman
Of any delicacy Of feeling would
be willing to marry a man against
his will or drag an unwilling BRIDE
groom to the altar.
I should say in your case the
best thing for you to do would be
to play a waiting game and simply
wear her out. You do not need
formally to break the engagement,
but you can make it SO uninterest-
ing to her and so hopeless Of any
results that you can make her
break it. AS long as you are not
married to her she has no jurisdic-
tion over you, 50 you can run
around with other girls as much
as you please. Nor has she any
power by which she can compel
you to make dates with her, so If
you just quit cold and never 60 to
see her anymore, what can she do
ah0IIt ito
Evening star., 1949-11-29
Dorothy Dix

DEAR MISS DIX: I have got
engaged to a girl. I don't know
how or why because don't love
her and don't want to marry her
and I realize that she would not
make me a companionable wife at
all. Besides. don't want to
marry and I'm not in a position
to marry If did want to. I have
told the girl this and she threatens
to take some very drastic steps If
I break the engagement. Can
you suggest anything to do?
M. I'D.
Answer: A girl who is that de-
termined to marry is certainly q
formidable proposition and she
will get you If you don't watch
out.
So, son, stand Arm. Don't let her
bulldoze you into marrying her II
you don't want to, because marri-
age is no picnic even at its best
and 1t is hell on earth at It's
worst.
And certainly its worst phase is
Evening star., 1949-11-29

The Junior Membership Com
|mittee Of the District Daughters
|of the American Revolution will
hold its annual silver tea from
4 to 7 pm. Sunday at the home
Of Mrs. Charles Carroll Haig, 3905
Ingomar street NV.
Evening star., 1949-11-29

With the exception Of the mil
lennium Of lone world" the only
alternative to war is a balance of
power between the two worlds
dominated by Russia and the
United States, an audience of 500
was told last night at the Hotel
Statler.
The speaker was Herbert Ellis
ton. editor of the Washington
Post, who addressed a public meet
ing on foreign policy sponsored by
the District League of Women
Voters.
Mr.. EIliston. who discussed the
Evening star., 1949-11-29
Daughters Group To Hold Silver Tea

Proceeds will go to the Helen
Pouch Memorial Scholarship Fund
Mrs. Richard A. Wier is chair
man Of the tea. She will be as
sisted in receiving the guests by
the State regent, Mrs. David L.
Wells, Mrs. Roy c. Bowker and
Mrs. Rex Hays Rhoades.
Evening star., 1949-11-29
Luncheon Meetinq

| The Newcomb Club Of Bethesda
will hold q Christmas luncheon
and business meeting at pm. FRI
day at the Dinner Bell, 7615 Wis
consin avenue. Bethesda.
Evening star., 1949-11-29
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Evening star., 1949-11-06

vapor-compression method of
distillation. In this method no
direct heat is applied to the salt
water to be distilled, except to
start the process. The heat neces-
sary to continue the process is
generated by compression of the
steam. In some instances,
these shipboard stills pro-
duced "A gallons of pure water
for every gallon of Diesel oil
which was consumed in the
process.
Now this method has been i'm
proved 50 that only one gallon of
fuel oil is burned for $50 to 200
gallons of pure water distilled
from the ocean.
Such high efficiency is secured
through use of the physical prin-
ciple that the heat given off in
condensing and cooling water
vapor is equal to the heat alb
sorbed in raising the water to the
boiling point.
r ths Atosn The Azsvsss7
OF COURSE, there can never be
completely perfect insulation of
the apparatus. Some heat must
always be lost. As means are
found to perfect insulation, the
loss of heat, and consequently
the cost of water. will eventually
be cut down.
But there is one source of heat
atomic energy-that may hold
all our answers.
Enormous quantities of heat
are generated - and wasted -
in nuclear fission. harrington
Daniels, of the University of
Wisconsin, evaluates this wasted
heat in his book. "Peacetime Use
of Atomic Power" He points out
that the fssion of a gram of
uranium or plutonium is equiva-
lent to the evolution of 20 billion
caIories of heat. A trainload of
1,5O0 tons of coal can be replaced
by a cube of uranium an inch
square.
In a plant such as the one at
Hanford, Wash, heat is simply a
nuisance and a danger. So much
heat is generated by the Hanford
plant that it raised the tenn
perature of the Columbia River
''appreciably." Part of the river,
of course, is piped through the
plant to cool it off.
The scientists employed on the
distillation project may discover
Evening star., 1949-11-06

Here's what Frank NJ. Thomas says:
II couldn't get rid Of television beard.
Then I discovered new Marlin Blades.
Now never worry about appearing on
the screen with that unshaven look"
New improved Marlin Blades stay
sharp longer keep that extra-keen
Marlin edge. Try them. Only 2Sf for IL
double Or single edge-or the economy
package $i.2s worth Of blades for
$l.00. Marlin Blades. made by The
Marlin Firearms Co.. makers Of preci-
son guns since 1870.
Evening star., 1949-11-06
Actor Solves
''1elevision Beard !"

A man on television
hes to have . super
smooth shave. For
television can make
even the slightest
stubble look like q
full days growth.
That's why tele-
vision persoualities
want q blade that
extra sharp-that
stays sharp longer.
Evening star., 1949-11-06
WE'RE RUNNING OUT OF WATER!
Continued from page tUenty-six

means by which solar heat, coal
or fuel oil can be used to create
the amounts of pure water neces-
sary at a reasonable price. Or
they may discover that atomic
energy is the only practical solu-
ton. In that case the great poten-
tial destroyer will already have
begun to realize its peaceful role
as the servant of mankind.
New Possibilities
IF THE distillation project is.
successful, in place of the menace
Of an acute water shortage, new
possibilities will be opened up to
develop farming communities in
areas which are now denied to
agriculture.
Instead Of constantly striving
to find water for present plant
ings, we shall be able to reclaim
additional arid acreage and pro-
vide safeguards against a short
age of food for our growing
population in years to come. In
overcoming a critical danger, we
shall find ourselves better off than
we were before.
And the benefits will not by any
means be confined to this coun-
try. The deserts of the Biblical
lands could blossom like the
rose"
All of crowded, arid Pales-
tine, where irrigation is now
carried on with painful and
almost heartbreaking effort,
would be arabic. The agricul-
tural problem of Arab and Jew
- and the problem of Jewish
immigration as well - would be
brought closer to solution.
a New River
AUSTRALIA now supports only
the population of New York City
in an area as great as the United
States. Water the Australian des-
erts. and you have opened up a
whole new continent. Much of
the great Australian desert is
below sea level. Start fresh water
flowing into that desert and we
will have the strange spectacle
of a river running inland from
the sea.
There is no greater gift this
country could give the earth than
the perfection of techniques for
Transforming the sea into fresh
water. And for our own good,
we'd better do it soon! The End
Evening star., 1949-11-06
Nappin' On The House

TT DON'T say anywhere on our license to operate this
i hash-van that we are not allowed to provide
sleepin' accommodations. So me an Jake are now
offefin' free maps Or we thought they were free.
It started last summer Out behind the joint there's
big shade tree an wall to lean up against Jake
came across pair of steamer chairs an we installed
EN- out there for ourselves when we're not busy.
One day Bumps Rafferty, stopped his truck
out front, 90 bushed he couldn't come in. Jake
took him out hack, showed him the steamer
chairs, an left him to rest about an hour.
Another day a guy leaned his head down on the
counter an started to snore We tipped him off to
the chairs. 1t wasn't long until we had steamer
chair customer or two good part of the time.
When cool weather came along. we moved the
chairs into the storeroom back of the kitchen here,
next to a little wood stove.
OnE thing me an Jake failed to notice was the en-
thusiasm that Archie. our dshwasher began to show
for the deckchair snoozes. Let anybody in the place
bat his eyes slow an Archie is at his elbow.
Yesterday we discovered the why an the wherefore
of Archie's zeal. customer yawned an Archie was
on him like fash. Half an hour later the customer
came out of the back room an handed Archie half
buck right before u.s.
ssYou meanyou added graftin' to dishwashin'?''
Jake asks him. ''You been charsin' for naps"'
Archie looks hurt. 81 have become the deck
steward" he answers Jake.
Last summer read story for people planning to
90 to Europe - about how to act refined and what
ship personnel you should bestow gratuites upon.
Well, one of them is the deck steward"
'Oh," Jake acts madder than he is. "And what's
tourists got to do with your"
1T seems to me" says Archie that we cater to
goodly number of tourists and other passers-by in
our happy little establishment Now why should
keep them from being refned?" WAlY B0REN
Evening star., 1949-11-06

IVES, IT'S TRUE! There's brand-new, grand new Duz
in that famous big red box-and it's at your dealers
now! This Duz has an amazing new Extra-Duty
Formula that gives you the otaest Duz washes ever
and with greater safety for colors than any other leading
washday package soap!
No soap known gets clothes cleaner and at the
same time whittier than the new "Extra-Duty" Duz.
Yet this same soap that gives such cleaning new white
ness to the dnget towels and gets the gmes dirt out
of overals is actually safest for your pretty colored
washabes-safest of all leading washday package soaps
It's almost beyond belief that one soap can give
YOU so much whteness with such wonderful color safety
yet Duz does it!
Get box today-try it right away. Remember,
omv Duz of all the leading washday soaps has this SEN
sational new Extra-Duty Formula!
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57O5 18th ST. NV, nice dbl. rm,
each, incl. breakfast; RA. 1928. -
1912 10TH ST. N.W.-Walking dis.
lance downtown, vacancies fol
board: excel. meals. DE. 1880. -
I40S 18th ST. N.W.-sgle. rm. fol
cooking. teleyision. MI. gao. u
BEL-AIR CLUB, mr. Walter Reed
for 3 with pvt. bath; also choic,
double and single. Best in food
,s az; ss sijsS ~ M sa7S; gentleman pvt
home, Conn. ave. and Wardman PIX
VIC. unlim phone. excel. meals
WENDELL TERRACE-Pleasan rms
for young people: excel. meals and
transp.; maid service: S47.50 mo
1927 Belmont I'd. NV. MI. 9435.
gentleman; $50 per mo. 1905 s:t
LARGE Al CORNER ROOM, twin beds
extension phone; Japanese meals;
sos ca; S65, for /; 15-min. bus ride
WANTED "a TtI any : LADIES to o board board and
room with pvt. family; best section
Of Arlington; good transp. CHI. 1872.
1901 R ST. N.W.-Lovely dble. rm.
for girls. Also vacancy for l man.
Y bia; Conn. ave- Good food
INGRAHAM ST. N.W.-Dble. rm. in
a friendly atmosphere; home-cooked
meals: excel. transp. IA. 6616. q
1926 10th ST. E.W.-Nice double rm.
with running water. $47.50 each;
also nice 1st-fioor rm. to share for
student, S47.50. DU. 9349. Il
14O1 10TH ST. N.W.-Ideal resi-
de- e for business people, students.
newly decorated rms, selected menu.
switchboard service:
cancies for young men or women, in
beautiful home. Our food is delicious
surroundings refined and pleasant
DISSIN'S, DE. 979S. IS
THE MARIETTA, 1925 10th st. NV.
Nicely furnished warm rooms for
young ladies and young men; run
ming water, telephone in rooms:
showers, elevator, home cooking %
MANSION CLUB is different. all white
location, young people, Mother Singer
looks after your welfare personally
$50 per mo. 1880 Mass. ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-12-01
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

elbows, young. red and blue; New
breeding and meat; New Hampshire
hens. WA. $40.
WANTED-A wire haired terrier.
male, 1.-2 years old: must be very
rFpiSRhED Tss Axe male SSeo D.ch.
hund, Is mos, $50. AL shots. 81.
KERRY KERRY BLUE TERRIER PUPPiEs,
pedigree Of 20 chs. and int. chs
sCoTTIE PUPPIES. by son of CHI.
yay MMgN Lag q. Xmas Sa.s delivery Mac
n BAG MI. Rabbit. SCI SIS; s trial: Bessles
g mos: $I5; cypress 1885, s,,a
bathing, rooming; cocker spaniel
puppies and stud service. TO. ol3S'
COCKER PUPPIES. ga mos, red
Ss ba 5n a.,sd fS.s AZ hKe enlist ss
WELSH VEL; TERRIERS, Axe registered.
Excellent show line. Disposition
and size makes them ideal pets for
c ss!lsEsR; Ak e0 es: stock. :! Pick
your puppy for Xmas. WIN e held
till then. Priced reas. SH. 1888.
GERMAN fHEhUS-fuppltS py
Ch Nocturne and Asgard's Harras.
ASGARD KENNELS. Reg. FA. $500
PoMERANIAN, Chihuahua. cocker
puppies, reasonable: Siamese kittens.
Stud service CATS and smsNn de 9 :;
KENNELS, FA. 1896. 4
eCoTTIE PUPPIES, Axe registered,
10 weeks. Cali OIL. 091S after $50
pm. and all day Sunday. a
DOG RUNS-Constructed with chain
link wire fencing; prompt and ex.
pert installation. Call ME. 1870
CONSUMERS, fencing dept. 14l3
Hhs iT Hess ave soc ng EACH used pei pens.
SOC each: new pens, ST each. ow.
1893 after pm. -3
DALMATIAN PUPPIES, 8 wks. old;
15 champions in pedigree; grandsire
is famous Bold Venture: beautifully
marked excellent condition: 8 males
and 2 females; $50 each. Contact
REGISTERED sIAMEsE CATs-call
DE. 1919 between 8 and 10 Pm.
BOXERS, beautiful pups. Axe regis
tered, excellent breeding, 20 to Sc
lect from, no inner gift for Christ
CHOW TYPE DOC, black. male. 2
yrs. old, householder. good watch
dog. Needs new home. 81. 67O9.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. and
grown dogs, Axe reg; Champion
cookers at stud. ROCKVILLE 2644.
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RMS. FURk.-Mp. 8 VA.

RMS. fUkN.-MO. q VA.
LIGHT. PLEASANT AIRY bedrm.
nicely turn;; pvt; family; a Dix
Falls Church. Phone FA. 2775. i
ALEXANDRIA-Furn rm. for lady tr
pvt home mr.. airport and Pentagon
OV. 4036. Il
ALEXANDRIA - Attractive room
pleasant home. desirable location
excellent bus service. TIE. 1892. -:
SILVER SPRING-Furn. front rm., IL
new home: " blk. bus. Call morn
ings OF after go Pm. 81: 54s2
next to bath. twin beds, kit. privil
with refgr. CHI. 1856. a
trance: . men or working couple;
conv. Pentagon or airport: good
transp.. oy. 6201. -1
1917 N. EDGEWOOD-Lovely rm.,
unlimited phone service, cont. hot
water. near bus line. GIL. 531S. i
SILVER SPRING-Nicely furn. front
room in new home, conv. to 2 bus
lines; gentleman only. sH. 717s
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

NEW, Sc. SECTION-Liy. rm,, bed.
rn., kit, bath; utils. furn.; $10O
mo-; child accepted. TW. 1881:
714s CHESTNUT ST. NV, nr. Wal.
ter Reed Hospital I'm. apis, suit
4sIs sth ST. N.w.@Large kitchen.
dinette. bedrm., nicely flrn.. refgr.,
radio, hot and cold water in rooms,
cleo. hot plate with oven; Eentiis
empl men. en- IA. 1879. q
LARGE ROOM, kit. and laundry
privls.; all utils.; couple, 500 mo
66 N. Y. ave. NV, Apt. a2Ol. DU
oNE-BEDRM. APT, fully eouippee
vacant Dec. 1st; utilities, $50. tn
171e. II
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YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE desire J.
bedroom unfinished apt. Call MA.
1870, Ext. e between 10 ana 2; ~ l.
s foaSle J upper 77 s1n after IT Of $50
UNFURN.-Md. student, wife. 2
small daughters, desire small apt.
in Hyattsville or College Park area
on or about Jan. l. Call co. $3.50,
8 to s pm. y
YOUNG EMPL. CPLE. desire unfurn.
enc. or 1-bedrm; appttss preferably
NV. apt. bldg. OR. O776 AFT. pm.
LEGATION EMPLoYE desires attr.e;
tive apt, NV; maximum. SIS. eau
r w; ssSgkiooM furnished apart
ment; vicinity Georgetown uniyer-
1$sS$ E S::' s 70 pa; '}:E'
YOUNG MAN. 3 yrs. old. desires pvt:
/ or 2 bedrm. apt. for himself and
n msn bSs9 :. duTns the da
s sGa 'i5e pm TO- J e5S s- g ish''
WANTED-Apartment for 8 medical
students in NV. area. Call EN-.
LANDLoRD-No Charge for refer
rent to Capital Transit employees
who need family housing: just phone
MI. 1888 weekdays, $50 to g., and
say. Il want to list some housing"
SYMPHONY yIQLINIsT desires quiet.
e.ete Sseh s not dsssb
M sfd pa-a; sfsf PARENTS, adult SON,
all employed; quiet. orderly, no
smoking nor drinking, desire 2-bsd bed
S se unfurn. apt; max $40. BOX
R s97t; S's WOMAN, Govt. emp. does
not drink or smoke. desires furn.
en-: apt. in best NV. location. To
G 81 Box L aq;F. s Employed. wants
turn. Ell. apt; viii share a-bedrm
apt; pref. vic. K st., H. or H-4
sentiai; s35-S5o. Box ASK. Star.
WANTED BY RELIABLE COUPLE. by
4 ees. g cspts phons a ssn s iP
Ext. 500 or HI. 1853. i
RELIABLE COUPLE, mo. old child,
viii furnish refs. HUI. 74ss. Il
SERGEANT and wife. both in Marine
Corps. need 3 OF 4 room furnished
ss ss5s: tsass Ell
TWO DISCRIMINATING LAWYERS
desire small furn. apt. Georgetown
or NV. SH. 0425. =,
GEORGETOWN or NV. section; lady
exec; under SS5; NO sharing. no.
C0uPIE DESIRES s-rm. unfurn. apt.
pvt. bath, no children. refs. LU.
4-0100: 9-5. MRS. BRADLEY. Il
STATE DEPT. EMPLOYEE needs 4
or 5-rm. apt, furn. or unfurn.; NV.
section: up to $75 incl. utils. NO.
FRENCH OFFICER, single, on duty
in Wash. would like to rent for
several months furn. apt. Is rms,
k. and b. or small house. Tele.
phone DE. $500, Ext. 10. bet; 2
u an ID 4 v Pm. An Attractive ~
apt. to share with 9 business girls?
2 Or 5 ROOM APT. for newly mar
ried couple. near Mt. Pleasant car
line; furnished or .unfurnished. with
pvt. bath. Box 79-L, Star. l.
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ROOMS ukEuRhlshep

LARGE ROOM, 20 IT. BY AZ it.. APP
prox; could be used as 3 club
meeting place, etc; good downtown
ST. 1895. -
2 UNPUBLISHED ROOMS. kitchen
cite, hot plate. and cleo. refgr. neal
Scott Circle; reas. rent. co. 1857
81
7O5 9th ST. NE large adjoining
rooms, light Housekeeping. $4t
month. without refsr. Settled couple
only. Il
LARGE ROOM, unfurnished. to a re.
liable couple; $40 per month. LII
6-7llS, Il
COLORED-2 ROOMS, will rent te
couple, no children. Call at 444
10th st. s.w.
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ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

HARVARD AT 18th N.W.-Comf..
warm rm., share with young man
not home ewes; twin beds, next bath.
shower: excel. transp. NO. S54S.-2
LADY TO SHARE small modern apt.
e IT PaRsas c cs Me- Area 7s Sh s oss
ONE GIRL to share apt: with z
bedrms.; $33 month. 1649 Fuller
st. NV, AID. 1882.
REFINED YOUNG LADY to share apt
with another lady, twin beds; $50
c nGpsa; IL; ss sT..Iarse, twin-Sed
10 min. downtown. no. 1911. Il
WILL SHARE APT. with Catholic
couple with baby or young child, 10
2-2172 before 3 pm.
WANT ONE GIRL to share my apt,
completely equip. in Suitland, Nd.
CoNGENIAL GENTLEMAN will share
nearby V ~ aae home with 1 or ?
1 GIRL share apt. with . others;
pvt. bath; everything furn.; $50
ca. 3420 18th st. NV. TU. OS21.
2 g GIRLS rs, TO SHARE with other
GIL Iii 9 Is SHARE APT. with 3 others e
cony to l9th sh0p % gs center sTts ana
BsMT. STUDIO APT. TO SHARE with
gentleman 35. Pvt. entr., bath. OR.
ctoI0SRED-s.E.-Four-room apt. to
share with another refined girl; age
20-30; S36 mo. vi. 7l28. q
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1905 H St. NV. MA. 2345.
BRIARCLIFF

Charming home of individuality. IN
a lovely setting. in one Of the most
desired locations in Wash. OF. pre-
war construction and in new-house
condition. Attractive center hall,
Screened po oo.o SPACIOUS ns din nm ~
kit, paneled library with bath. 8
excellent bedrms., 2 baths; paneled
recre. rr. with flrepl, maids rm:
a 4ns,r bath; ear rrty7Te9 inspect s Sal
5 Sf,sr E :, s ssH S;sia SR. oS WS
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ApAR1MEhIs FURNISHED

1IO5 EAST CAPITOL-Large studio
bedrm., kitchen and bath. or 8
employed adults; $"5 wk. AT.
TAKoMA PARK-Attractive 2-bedrm.
apt, modern 3-unit building. pvt.
entrance, S125 q mo. SH. 1907;
FOR EMPLOYED COUPLE. and floor.
living rm with radio and unlim.
phone, bedrm. with windows,
e aGSfsn e or d1nke ssmRRs e 6sh
2OOI UPsHUR ST. NE, .nr. Catholic
20 MINIS. downtown; for 2 young
gentlemen; S46.15 per mo. Il
1920 18th ST. N.W.-Bedrm., living
NEAR EAR THOMAS cIRCLE9For mar
. ried couple or 3 adults; living room.
bedroom. kitchen and private bath;
English basement; utilities fur,
Large light housekeeping room. new
Three II das0 oR fo6E o. Gn APT, in pvt.
thing furn. MR.. sATTLER, Rock
7 y'1's 81 rs? 81. Me- rm, kit, semi
pvt. bath; ali util: incl, $50 mo.
Call r. A. HUMPHREYS. MA. $3.50.
DECATUR AND 18th ST. NV
Two rms. twin beds, private shower;
ARL.-Liy. -bedrm. combn., dinette.
share kit. and bath with / tenant;
mr.. bus and restaurant: reas.; 500
mo. KE. 3-6601. .
CONN. AVE. mr.. Kennedy Warren; at
tractively furn. liv. rm.. bedrm., KIT.
dinette and bath: cross vent; on Rs.
Creek PIX. $3.50 mo-; util. incl. Or.
Kennedy ST. NV, near 18th st -
/ or 2 Ink. rooms. next to bath,
FEisidairs e. hot Plate rN "a $50 s2o nsov,
area. 2 blks. from statler; very
nicely furn.; 2 rooms. bath new eiee.
b 5efgT no .n Kitchen sp:. ens ynf 1Uom
ready to move in. HENRY J. ROBB.
INC, 1924 Vermont ave. D1. S14l.
BEDRM.. LIv. RIM, KIT. and bath,
pvt ENTRANCE a;,t util nn,v incl s,i Laundry o
7 i9s7 c E R:si FE H 81: N.w.-2:im
apt, suitable for . or 8. RIA. s742
LIVING ROOM. bedroom suite in
private home; for refined couple or
2 gentlemen. nicely furnished; ex-
cellent transportation. 3l44 18th
NR. DGPoNT CIR rm. with small
porch. frigid., gas stove. sink, S3s
sgle.. S42 dble. mo. 1873 P st. NV.
all IL EAST "a GAr sns b. Sill Il e ss7as
2 LARGE ROOMS, closets, private
bath bath 5sfsr s,1 couple or gentlemen Ma
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MOVING, PACKING 8 STORAGE

MOVING. PACKING 8 STORAGE
MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.
24-hr service, furniture: trunks and
baggase. AT; 2759 Or FIR; 03s6.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET Or
across the country: safe storage In
sspaIst No f G1a sxRs,s HsfEinG
a GS Gf liz VI vErH lees help; ever,
piece wrapped. insured; reas. Call
any time MR.. COOK. GIL 1897
EDELMAN, MOVING AND STORAGE.
Will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. ia. 1887: ewes. GE. 1416. L.
VAN, AND OPERATOR, desire work
in moving and delivery, locally. No
job toe small. Call after 6 Pm
PARKS TRANSFER-Movinv at your
convenience; reas. rates. AID. 1887.
q
LOCAL MOVING; reasonable rates for
full or part load; So minimum charge.
RROWNER'S EXPRESS FIR 3l2l