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6 10 $50

: ROOMS a BEDRMS.l, . BATHS.
Am. Univ. Park, Just of Western ave.
and Davenport st.--A charming detached
brick, center-han planned. with lst-fioor
layatory. gas heat Chot-water, with re-
cessed radiation. detached brick eara~e.
A remarkable value in this deliehtful de-
tached residential section. Eve. phone
Temple 1863
L. T. GRAVATTE,
72o 18th ST. RealtOr. MA 01h3
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COST $4,000.
PRICE S31 500

NV. corner. 18th st. extended; stone.
Dick and steel; 10 rooms, "A baths;
exclusive. Telephone OWNER, Georgia 1855
for appointment to inspect
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HOWDY. STRANGER.

ca dQ0 NEW 6-RM. BRICK; AUTO.
w, NV heat large lott F. H. A. terms.
blks. Oh shopping center, bus. RE $685..
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HOUSES UkFURNISHED.

6-ROOM BRICK, HoT-wATER HEAT,
built-in garage; SOB. 1145 Abbey pl. ne.
BRIGHTWoOD, D. C. tsOMERSET PL.
heat, Iefg. $50. Call Mr.. Thompson, RIA.
$3.50 DIXIE REALTY CO., MA. $3.50.
1924 E ST. N.E-BRICK, IS MOS. OLD;
rooms modern convenienceS large back
yard, front porch; $40. Key on premises
Adams 2lO0.
NEW GROOM HOUSE, HIGH, OVERLOOK
ing city, 3155 Westover drive s.e.-Call
District 1884 bet. and z pm, or get Key
at 1853 Westover drive Sc.
End AND PEABODY, COR. 10000 2nd N.W)
Spanish bungalow, . rooms, yard, trees
near bus, car, school, $50 mo-; perfect
condition. National 0S97 or your broker.
1879 BUCHANAN ST ROOMS. BATH,
front and rear porches, oil heat. double
garage: rent, S75 OWNER, GE. S152.
sl5 FERN ST NV LARGE ROOMS.
bath, basement, attic: fine neighborhood,
near Walter Reed; $50 mo. ia 1850.
500 DECATUR ST NV. CORNER
house. S rooms and bath. Oil heat.
fdNKINS CO. District 1922.
NEW CENTER HALL BRICK HOUSE, 8
bedrms, baths, 1st floor lavatory, recre-
alton rm, porch. sarden, .sarage; best
Sssidsntisl; 2.yr lease pr lonysri sig
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ARLINGTON. VA.
WOODSIDE PARK.

Spacious new brick large rooms, beau
tiful lot with shade trees: cow. shopping
and trans. only S6,950. on terms. Call
Chestnut 1893 until 9 pm
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CONVENIENTLY LOCATE
IN D. G..

We cier an ideal home for a family
with children. Close to schools, trans.
portation and stores. Semi-detached, 9
rooms: 2 inclosed and heated porches. Oil
heated and insulated Deep lot and
gsrsGs. Only S7,x60 for suick, sale. Sub:
.&A 's'A '''.'1 '''s'''a' o'u
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
COUNTRY HOME IN D. C

8 new BUNGALOWS, price $685.: $500
cash, easy terms Lots. 50x12O. All large
dinette. living room. Q bedrooms and bath
cellar and attic. out Bladensburg I'd to
Both st. ne, right on Both st. to Adams
ST. left to home. 1923 Adams st. me-
WHYLAND SHAFFER
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SPACIOUS
BEST SE LOCATION
A FINER INVESTM]

Never existed than this modern 5-yr-old.
$3.50: oil heat.
JOSEPH A, HERBERT & SONS,
SIS E. Capitol st IL O1oQ
After Office Hours Call Pa S330
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6-ROOM BRICK, HOT-wATER HEAT,
built-in garage SOB. 1145 Abbey pl. ne.
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50 Q50-NEARLY NEW CORNER BRICK,
center hall. lge. rms. on each
floor: auto heat gar: COW RE $685.
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A FINER INVESTMENT

CHEVY CHASE, MD.-62
Mo, incl taxes: $500 down: new stone
house, modern. 7 rms. 3 bedrms., III
baths, oil heat, gar: S10,75O WI ls43
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COMPLETELY FURNISHED. DELIGHTFUL
home in excellent neighborhood; 3 bed
rooms; convenient schools; cool; large
grounds For appointment, phone WO.
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LOIS FOR SALE.

FIVE LOTS. I4th AND UNDERWOOD NV.
Sewer. water, on grade. Phone GE.
5012.
S2s7 so = BEAUTIFUL VIEW CASH,
BOSS REALTY, 1854 N Hudson. OK
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HOUSES FUR. OR UNEUR.

ARLINGTON-sO. OF CEMETERY 10
min downtown. 2-bedrm. brick bungalow,
red maple furn., Sos; unfurn.. $780, AID.
400. Ext. 72l
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
ON CHESAPEAKE BAY.

WATERFRONT COTTAGE FOR RENT;
all modern conveniences: EentileS Cal
Wa. 1889 after Z pm, except Sat. and
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$10,950.
4 BEDROOMS, 21a BATHS.

Large liv rm.. din rqn., kitchen screened
porch, "a bath on 1st floor, Finished rec.
rm., oil heat, garage, fenced-in yard,
trees, shrubs, big detached brick home,
slate roof, best construction. Located in
choicest part of Am. Univ Park and less
than 3 years old. this home is an extraor-
binary value and will go quickly. so act
at once Call for appointment, MIR. NOR
VELLE. EN-. 5137
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1918 DOUGLAS ST. N.E-BUNGALOW. =
T, porches, gar: new cond.; "a 50. r. l.
ave ne. Night exch., OWNER, North 6176.
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2-FAMILY HOUSE, CONTAINING Il,
b. q kitchens; everything new condition:
close in ne. location, price. $3.50. Prop
erty free and clear; good terms. z. A. GAR
VEY, D1. 450S; eve. and Sun, GE. $500.
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SILVER SPRING, MD.
4-bedroom house, built-in. garage,
screened living porch, large wooded lot;
price, SS450 terms
THE MARYLAND REAL ESTATE CO,
1905 Georgia Ave. SH. 300.
CONVFNTENTT TOCATTD
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BETHESDA-sUMMER, COOL. SHADE
trees; 4 bedrooms, ga baths: linens; maid
If desired Wisconsin 4qlq
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(Continued.)

A BEAUTIFUL CORNER SITE, VERY HIGH
elevation on Wisconsin ave. improved by
fire, old home. Price, $4,000. Owner will
consider offer of S25 900.
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construction. tennis court; available for
July and August only; 80 acres OF ground
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NEW GROOM HOUSE, HIGH, OVERLOOK:
ing city 1855 Westover drive s.e.-Call
District 1884 bet. 5 and pm, or get Key
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TAKOMA PARK, 10 LEE AVE: FROM
June 16 to Oct. broom modern cot
Shenherd 4213-R
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

REFINED COUPLE DESIRES TO RENT
or nm. house in vicinity of Silver Spring;
reasonable. Box 329-D. Star
WILL BUY OR 3 ROOM COTTAGE WITH
garden acreage: reasonable: nearby Va. or
Md 1909 H st. NV.
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VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
Investment Bldg. Realtnr DBL 600.
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[ERIDAN CIR, OVER :
dr.: porch, garden; S12b
IS Box 2h4-E. Star.
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i12l 45th PL. s.E.-COUPLE TO SHARE
broom furnished bungalow: twin, beds;
home PRIVILEGES, washer, with couple ana
eoIn 2464-J
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$13, 950-North Cleveland Park.
1St-FloOr Bedroom and Bath.
Cleveland Park-Real Value

New detached brick home, between Conn.
and Wis. aves.; cow. to schools and transp.
g real rooms. de luxe kitchen, also fin
Price Price s9'a95O, with COW financing. Mr..
Gardner. ewes, EN-. 4961. r. A. TWEED
Co. AOH 1hIh
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CH. CHI MD.-6 ROOMS, PORCH. SHADY
yard; June 2O-Sept. 20. 6212 Georgia ST.,
Chevy Chase. Md. Oliver 1868.
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LET MRS. CHRISTIAN HELP YOU.
We specialize in the Bethesda-Chevy
ALLIED REALTY CORP,
WI. 6649. $500 Wis. Ave.
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41p KENMORE ST, ARLINGTON, Va,
rooms, dr.. nm. with Inador bed, oil burner,
garage: convenient bus service: $50 per
mo Phone MRS. SMITH. MA. O914. 10.
CLEVELAND PARK-JULY AND AUGUST,
arranged for outdoor living; bedrooms.
2 baths on second floor; , rooms on Bird
floor. OWNER, 5000 Highland pl- NV
FM 5144
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
STORES FOR RIM

BY ESTABLISHED ATTORNEY TO AN
other - Woodward Bids. Call DI.
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WOODBRIDGE BRICK

2026 Hamlin ST.. rms a bedrms) },
auto. heat; like new; bargain: only Sc, $50
Open. Move in. See H. C. MAYNOR. excl
agent, o314 R / ave. NO 433S
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CHEVY CHASE
BRICK BUNGALOW

6245 both st. NV, on beautiful wooded
lot; 2 bedrooms. living room, dining room,
kitchen bath. screened side porch. auto.
heat; End floor unfinished; 50; $50. on
easy terms; may consider trade. Call
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4923 4th NV RMS, FENCED-IN YD.,
h-wh.; excellent condition; nicely fur-
MI Gunner leaving tnMn CIE. 1921.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
Builder Will Ira de

Se 750-DETACHED CORNER, BED
rooms, oil heat. garage: conv.;
don't miss this bargain. MA 1913.
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42O4 18th ST. NV.
Detached brick, large rooms, . baths
cleo refrigeration, gas heat, garage; nicely
furnished, restricted neighborhood; $3.50
wAPLE & JAMES, INC.
23A6
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INGTON-CHARMING HOME, 8 BED.
rooms, baths, screened porch. 4533 32nd
I'd m Hlebe 0442
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Never existed than this modern 5-yr. -old
2-fsmlly home in S. E.. Washington for only
$3.50: oil heat. insul.. w.-stripped.
JOSEPH A. HERBERT & SONS.
515 E. Capitol St Ii OI2q
After Office Hours Call RIA S33O
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SILVER SPRING.

SILVER SPRING,
900 Gist ave, used 1-rm.. clapboard
home. delightful ,neighborhood; cow, /
fare buses, cars; h.-w.h. 4 bedrms, large
bargain: $3.50. 81. 1886.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

NEW BRICK WAREHOUSE; RAILROAD
siding; 1900 so. it.. 12-ft. ceiling height
overhead doors to track and street: blk.
OF Rhode Island ave ne. 627 w st. ne.
$50 mo. Call WI. 5005.
NEAR DOWNTOWN STORES. THREE
story building. 43xs5. containing 10000
50. IT: large freight elevator. rear alley.
Call or see Mr. Marshall.
l4l7K ST MA 1900
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JUNE Is TO SEPT. 16-6 ROOMS, Ia
baths, built-in garage and recreation room,
marches pentiles Phone GE OPT.
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BARGAIN, IF RENTED 18th, OR 4 MO.
Deta ched corner brick. bedrms;. patns'
shady I'd, gar: cow bus: 500. WO. 370S.
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mo. summer. Refs. Box 354-E, Star.
1929 OGDEN ST. NV. Mr.. 18th ST
each apt. 3 rooms, kitchen, bath, yard;
&l10 mo. Apply 1923 Ogden st. 12'
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DELIGHTFULLY."- COOL FURNISHED BUR-
leith house rear garden and garage. Adults.
July l to Sept. l. SIS. WO. $685..
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LEAVING TOWN

Brick bungalow almost new; rooms
dows rock wool insulati ton md floor;
leaving Arlington; will take $500: So
200 F. H A. loan, payable S44 90 mo-.
c. W. CLEVER CO CHI 900
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KENSINGTON, MD. % RIM. HOUSE
large shady garden, u blk. Conn. ave. bus
cnnl for Summer mos KenSinRton 455.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

HAVE PLENTY GROUND FOR RENT.
First and Second Commercial and Railroad
Siding. Metropolitan 1915. l3.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

CHEVY CHASE. D C-JUNE 21-SEPT. Is
- rms, porches, garage: cool and
shady; corner; 500. 1925 Morrison st.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
$3.50 WOODWARD AVE.

Pontiac ........3 Stevens Motor Sales. Is oakland
Port Huron Kimban Mosor sales. s2s Seventh street
Richmond. ......... Dexter Motor sales. l51 Gleason
Rochester ..................L L. whims Nash Sales
lockwood. n vreelsnd
Roval Oak. fsrner Sales Service SIS n. Main 81.
Sannsu. ...... Hartman Broihers 9ns W Geneses
- Clair -. clair Motor Sales. 5ii ~ Riverside
West Branch ........... West Branch Oil Company
wysndotte. Quslifv M'for SALES. ss2 osk Stree
frsilsn'i.. Nash Budws Ssies. al W. Michigan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
Chaplin Is Serious,
Asking Tax Refund

HOLLYWOOD. Feb. 27.-(INS)
So serious you'd never guess he
was the screens baggy trousered
comedian, Charlie Chaplin took
the witness stand at an income tax
hearing here today and delved
way way back into the early days
Of motion pictures and United
Artists Corporation.
Chaplin was seeking a SIS 900
refund on the income tax he paid
for 1885 and in doing so told how
he. Mary Pickford, Douglas Fair
banks and d. w. Griffith formed
the corporation in the days of
silent movies ito keep faith with
the public and make the best mo-
ton pictures we could without any
restrictions "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
PiCkets in Battle
With Workers
At Steel p ant
International New. Service wir.

BUFFALO. Feb. q. - Several
persons were injured early today
when CIO pickets sought to pre-
vent nonunion workers entering
the strike bound Laekawanna
plant of the Bethlehem Steel Cor
poration.
Several hundred pickets were
stopped from interfering with the
change in shifts at the plant by
city police. special deputy sheriffs,
ar company police who guarded
the seven main gates.
The picket lines formed at the
plant, which covers a two-mile
area, at 9 o'clock last night after
union leaders issued a strike call
following the breakdown of last
minute negotiations.
The strike threatens TO tie up
work on S1,500,000,000 national
defense contracts held by Bethle-
hem.
In this mornings clashes. sew
eral pickets were treated for in
juries after fist fights. Three
pickets received first aid treat
ment after being struck by an
employees car as they barred his
way through a plant gate. There
were no arrests.
Exact number Of men out on
strike was not known, but union
leaders estimated that by the end
of the day 5000 workers Of a total
of $4,000 would be out.
Union officials said they had
demanded, under strike threat
recognition of the steel workers
organizing committee. a Is pei
cent wage increase. and reinstate'
ment of GOO employees who were
suspended last week. SWOC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
Off Tune
He Loued Fiddle M ore,
Wife Says in Suit

Between her husbands job in a
factory and his bull fiddle playing
during his off work hours, Mrs.
Beulah Nix of 1859 Morris avenue.
Lincoln Park, didn't have any real
married life at all, she told Circuit
Judge Joseph A. Moynihan in her
suit for divorce from Robert Nix.
She won her divorce and Nix
was ordered TO pay her $40 weekly
for the support of two small
children.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
DdrddneI|es Shut
As Turks Heed
BritishP|ea

BUDAPEST, Feb. 27.-Amid re-
ported Anglo-Turkish talks aimed
at opening the Black Sea to Brit
ish warships and establishing Raj
units at Turkish air bases, the
Turkish government today sud-
denly closed the strategic Darda-
nelles, gateway between the Black
Sea and Mediterranean.
All ships were forbidden to pass
through the Dardanelles only "a
hours after reports filtering
through a tight censorships at
Sofia said that 1900 German
troops had entered Bulgaria from
Rumania.
The Turkish government made
its sudden move shortly after
negotiations began at Ankara with
British Foreign Secretary Anthony
Eden and Gen. Sir John Dill. chief
Of the British general staff.
1.-TWO other reports connected
with the Balkan crisis were
aired in London. According to
the Daily Express. the Madrid
radio said all British warships
at Gibraltar except the aircraft
carrier Ark Royal had departed
and put out 10 sea. This report
added that IL merchant vessels
had arrived at Gibraltar, bring
ing the total there 10 40.
(T'he London Daily Telegraph
stated that German sailors were
arriving at Vienna and Linz and
that they might take over" the
Rumanian navy as well as man
the German pocket U-boats"
now being built at Danube River
shipyards and northern Adri-
attic ports
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
Strike.
Ends in Britain
international News Service Gable

LONDON. Feb. 27.-With gov
eminent intervention, a several
hours strike at Clydebank ship
yard was settled today and the
workers returned TO their posts.
Fifteen hundred men quit their
benches in protest against a lock-
out OF several hundred other en-
ployes who reported for work a
few minutes late.
The dispute was settled after
Lord Provost Sir Patrick Dollan
interviewed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
NASH DETROIT COMPANY

OOI-OF.IOWh DEALERS
Ann Arhor. .......Nys Nash Sales 2lT W. Huron
Raw CITY. .Kolst Nash Motors Inc 81 Adams street
Ciio.s..............Cls Clair kenny 2o5 y Dixie Hwy.
Durspd Harold w. Mack po2 North Saginaw street
Fiinf Marshall Auto COMPANY. lis y Coun STREET
la -.......... y ". Mcihiiups. 36e y saginaw
Midland. sNshil Nash Companv 7o7 Eav Street
Milan -........ F.. Milan Nash sales
Nj. Clemens Bsfridse Nash Sales l43 y. Gratiot
NJ. Pleasant Alhaf Mctof sales. III :. Washington
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
Lillian Roth S Husband
Sees a Silver Lining

CHICAGO. Feb. 27.-fINS)-To
hear William Weiner tell il, those
battery charges filed against him
by his wife, actress Lillian Roth,
are really love letters.
Weiner explained today:
LILLIAN Is doing this not be-
cause she wants TO put me In
Jail. hut because she is still in
love with me. She figures that
if I 20 back 10 Los Angeles to
answer the charge she'll lure me
into a reconciliation.
And I'll he darned II I'm not
still In love with her. And I'll
20 back to her"
For the Inside News" of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column I'm the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27

IIERE it is-the Nash Ambassador 900" 6 pas
senger Slipstream Sedan Built especially for
those people who want bigger, finer, more eco
nomical sedan than is offered in the lowestprice
field today!
Imagine getting into this Nash and driving 500 to
600 miles a single tankful of gas 4: !: averaging
Is to 30 miles every gallon. New owners all
over the country are doing it!
Imagine being able to sprint this Nash from l. to
so MPH in only seconds, in high gear! Big it is
its as fast on its feet fyweight.
You don't have to wheedle il around turns or baby
it over bumps. This new Nash seems to lean into
those curves sweeps over ruts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27

Nash is the only Car with Two-way Roller Steer
ing 1.-The only oopriee with soft coil springs on
all four wheek-and the difference will amaze you.
From road to roofits completely new kind Of car.
Designed as unit-its low-slung body is built on
airplane principles of welding body and frame into
one rattle-proof, twist-proof unit.
When you think of the fun of owning this Nash
with such fine optional extras as Conditioned Air
for winter driving and the Convertible Bed for
summertime trips -:
When you think of its exfyg room its extra
comfort and when you consider the so to 500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27

officials expressed the view the
strike could have been settled If
company officials had agreed TO
reinstate the suspended workers.
Company officials insisted the
men would have TO take their
places in the employment line
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27

along with new employees II they
sought to work again.
Two federal conciliators at
tended last nights three-hour
meeting between company officials
and representatives Of the 65 CIO
locals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27

: OR SEE THE NASH DEALER IN YOUR COMMUNITY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27

rons in Albania have lost Al
planes, the Greek radio said today.
The announcement said British
planes had shot down "a and Greek
planes had bagged II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27

On week days enjoy the two
pages of comics and adventure
strips In the daily Detroit
Times; on Sunday. the great
Comic Weekly with WORLD
FAMOUS comics In COLORS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
NEW NASH PRICES AS LOW AS

* HLsar4feaD Ambassador 900 Sedan.
Price delivered here includes standard
equipment and federal tar. Weather Eye
Conditioned Air System. Convertible Bed.
White Side Wall Tires. Bumper Guards.
Fourth Speed Forward are optionslextrss.S See
Nssh'shmbasssdor' 6 and IS" Series-each
the outsandins value in its own price class,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27
Greeks and Raj
Claim Al Planes

International News Service Cable
ATHENS, Feb. 27.-Since Feb
ruary 10, Italian air force squad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-27

overall driving savings -. Like thousands of
others, you'll be changing to Nash this year! Come
in and drive this thrilling new Nash sedan todayi
Imperial Valley press., 1941-09-10
Interesting Variety Offered
In New Concert Series

by those young, talented singers
whose voices have warranted them
Metropolitan Opera association au-
ditions, and who are presenting
this opera while awaiting their
turns for the Metropolitan.
Figaro" will be presented in a
novel manner, in modern dress,
and the staging and presentation
of this opera are as up-to-date as
are the young singers themselves.
The Salzedo trio ensemble, also
world famous, will be presented as
the climaXing event of the series
and includes two harpists, a cellist,
violinist and pianist.
This year a new organiza ton has
been formed to take charge of the
series, formerly conducted by the
Music Teachers association. The
Music Teachers will remain as an
advisory board, but an executive
board will be selected by the new
organization to handle all the bus
mess of the series. This board will
be chosen at meeting to be called
in the immediate future.