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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-09
American
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relative. John w. Carr, father
IMiamisburg, o.
Corp. Malachy J. Cashen. near
est relative, Mrs. Gertrude Cashen
mother, Lamont, Ia.
AMERICAN DEAD
Pvt. Dean w. Cebert. neares
re lative Mrs. Mildred Cebert
mother, Galesburg, Ill.
Pvt. Eugene l.. Chambers. near
est relative Mrs. Violet Chambers
mother, Apollo, Pa.
Pvt William c. Kreech, neares
relative Mrs. Martha II. kreech
mother, Cumberland. Ky.
Staff Sgt. Frank J. Depolis
nearest relative, Mrs. Laura G
lDepoliS, mother, Remove, Pa.
KILLED BY JAPS
Sgt. James II. Derthick, neares
relative Paul Derthick, father
Ravenna, O.
Staff Sgt. James Everett, near
est relative, John w. Everett
father, Jenez Springs, N. M.
Pvt. John r. Fletcher, nearest
relative John Fletcher, father
Jonesville. Wis.
Staff Sgt. Joseph E. Good, near
est relative Mrs. Ellen Good
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Staff Sgt. James E. Guthrie
nearest relative. Claude M. Guth
RE. father. Nathalie. Va.
Staff Sgt. Joseph c. Herbert
nearest relative Walter J. Herb
ert, father, Clear Springs, Md.
Corp. Vincent NJ. Koran, nearest
relative Timothy Koran, father
Stamford, Conn
Pvt. George G.. Leslie. nearest
relative George S. Leslie, father
Arnold, Pa.
Pvt. First Glass William H
Manley. nearest relative Mrs
Elizabeth J. Manley, mother
Atlanta, Ga.
Pvt. First Glass John c.
Mitchell, nearest relative Mrs
Clara Mitchell, mother, Hoising-
ton. Kan.
Pvt. Robert r. Niedzwiecki
nearest relative Peter p. Med
zwiecki, father, Grand Rapids
Mich.
Donald d. Plant. mo rank
given) nearest relative Mrs. Mabel
Plant, mother. Wausau. Wis.
DIE IN BOMBING
Sta Sgt. John A. Price, nearest
relative. Mrs. Leona Price, mother
Miss. - ~
Arson f. Robbins mo rank
given) nearest relative Kelsey
Robbins. brother, Boston, Mass.
Sgt. George r. Schmersal, near
est relative Mrs. Edith d. Schmer'
sal, mother, Corona. L. /.
Pvt. First Class Robert L
Schott. nearest relative Mrs. Haze
C. Schott, mother. Elkhart. Ind.
Robert r. Shattuck. tho ranI
given), nearest relative JOSEPH
Shatatuck. father, Blue River, Wis
Sgt. Robert p. Sherman, near
est relative Mrs. Ursula Crack
mother, Middletown. N. Y.
I Sgt. Morris Stacey. nearest
relative James II. Stacey, father
Fairmont. w. Va.
Staff Sgt. Andrew A. Walczyn.
ski. nearest relative Mrs
Catherine Walczynski, mother
Duluth, MINI.
Pct. Lumus f. Walker. nearest
relative Mrs. Bessie Walker
y,Othar ZaioIar I'll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-09
NAZI TRANSPORT SUNK

Reporting continued fighting
along the whole front through
out yesterday, the midnight COM
munique said Soviet warships in
the Black Sea had sunk 1000
ton enemy transport, presumably
trying TO land troops for an eff
fort TO stem the continuing Ger
man retreat from Rostov
A 3,500-ton German transport,
damned with troops, was sunk in
the Baltic by a Soviet submarine,
the official Russian news agency
Tass announced, indicating an ex-
tremely heavy loss Of life in the
Nazi vessel
The bulletin said A German
planes were destroy ca Sunday for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-09
NIPPON STRATEGY Barred

japanese strategy began to be-
come apparent. The points thus
far bombed by the Nipponese-
Davao, Clark Field, Nichols Field.
ITugegarao, Tarlac. Iba Baguio---
all are important air bases or basic
supply depots.
Coupled with reports of Japa-
nese capture Of Guam. and attacks
upon the two other American
stepping stones" 10 the Orient,
this was taken by non-official OBJ
servers TO mean that the imperial
general staff hopes 10 cut off the
philippines from American main
land support by capturing stop-off
points needed by long-range Amer
lean 5ornbers for mass flights.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-09
British Seek End
OF Gas Warfare
International New, ser,Ic. csbl.

LONDON, Dec. 9.-Great
Britain has formally asked Japan
Finland, Hungary and Rumanis
for assurances that gas will no
be used IN the war, II was learned
today.
(The British Far Eastern
command said yesterday it was
unable 10 confirm unsubStanti-
ated rumors that Japanese
= troops had used mustard gas
shells or bombs in their initial
Pacific opera lions against
Britain and the United States.)
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CONTINUED from Page One)

NSOutiuuC0 iEOuu ago OhcI
The good, the pure, the
beautiful.
From graUen stone and
WritteH scr0H,
From alt old ttoWer fields
of the soul;
And, Weary seekers of the
best,
We come back laden from
our quest,
To find that all the sages
said
Are an the book our
mothers read"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-09

Gen. Hugh $. job on,
Americas Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-09
HAY ESTIMATES

Estimates of dead, injured and
damage at the six points attacked
yesterday and the several objec-
tives of the Japanese bombers
today were still hay. However.
preliminary estimates placed the
Clark Field casualties at 200.
Davao 100, and Baguio so. All
these were bombed in the first
raid series.
American interceptor planes
drew retaliatory blood when they
rose to repel the Jap raiders, In
GLIDING both single-engined and
twin-engined bombers, which be-
gan their Commute onslaught al
500 a. m.
No announcement was made Of
American or Japanese pl lane
losses. except a statement that
several ships fell.
Brunt of the attack was borne
by Nichols Field. major army air
field north of Manila where hang
airs and fuel supplies were hit, and
Fort Mckinley IN the chain Of de-
fenses ringing The capital.
Although civilian areas OF Ma
Mia escaped the bombs. authors
ties sped evacuation OF women.
children and aged men. Officials
in charge of evacuation arrange
ments were hampered by heavy
military movements on all high
ways Of the Philippine common
wealth.
Rumors flooded Manila. all OF
them unconfirmed by any anthem
tic source. The number of scare
stories grew SO numerous that
Lieut.. Gen, Douglas Macarthur
commander of the American far
eastern army, warned the populace
against hysterical gossip. and
threatened invocation Of total GEN.
sorship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-09
Manila Guam
Bombed Again
CONTINUED from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
two days of Jap air raids packed
Manila hospitals.
Fears of another clear night
tonight, similar TO tn a t which
aided the sunrise-crested raiders
in unleashing their bombs upon
Nichols Field and other strategic
points, resulted in added precau-
tons.
1.-TWO short wave radio sta
tons and Nichols Field were hit
in a new Commute air raid
this morning. but casualties
do not appear 10 have been
large" according TO a British
radio broadcast picked up by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-09

TOXIC (via official japanese
Dec. s. (INS) - An
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-09
NAILS BLAME WINTER

I'm Berlin a military spokes-
man virtually admitted that
Germany has abandoned all
hope of capturing Moscow this
winter. He blamed the severity
of the Russian weather.
Temperatures that average
Is degrees below zero, and
sometimes sink to 80 below, he
asserted cause oil 10 freeze in
motors, while men practically
freeze to the ground.
(The only fighting now TAX
ing place on the eastern front,
he concluded. is of a purely local
nature)
Violent fighting Is under wa.
along the approaches to Taganroe
where the Germans have dug II
on the southern front. the officla
newspaper Izvestia reported.
German counterattacks hav
failed in the face of Soviet on
slaughts and the Russians retain
the initiative. il was said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-09

KUIBYSHEV. u. S. S. r., Dec.
9. tINS)-Soviet troops defending
Moscow were reported early today
to be surging forward in a general
counter that sent freez-
ing, exhausted German soldiers
reeling in broken retreat and
promised TO smash the Nazi
threat to the capital.
The latest official communique
broadcast from Moscow shortly
after midnight said that in sew
leral sectors of the Moscow front
Soviet troops are counter-attack-
ing, inflicting heavy losses on the
Ienemy's manpower and equip
Iment."
The Russian tTass) news
agency said Soviet forces success
fully counter-attacked on the most
important sector of the lula front,
ITO miles south of Moscow, where
remnants of German divisions
were retreating TO the southeast
and suffering heavily"
The Comm NUM- st newspaper
Pravda said about 100000 Ger
mans have been killed, wounded
or captured during the first five
months of the Russo-German war
and that the Nazis lost $4,000
tanks, 1900 planes and $4,000
| field guns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-09

Doubtless the cure for all
our ills and errors Of belief
and behavior can be found in
a closer study of the Holy
Writ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-09
And again as Daniel Web
ster spoke at Bunker Hill:

fiIu d6dII no 11"1fHOf w"
ster spoke at Bunker Hill;
"The Bible is q book Of
p faith, and q book of doc
trine, and a book of morals,
and a book of religion, of
special revelation from
God.
But ii is also q book
Uhich teaches man his Ocn
individual responsibility,
his otcn dignity, and has
equality ruth his fello,o
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relative. John w. Carr, father,
Miamisburg, o.
Corp. Malachy J. Cashen. near
est relative, Mrs. Gertrude Cashen,
mother, Lamont, Ia.
Evening star., 1941-11-29
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Ok RITHT-7 LEFT
UNUSUAL!

LARGE bedrm. or library. full bath 1st
a. Spacious living rm.. striking dining
rm. imported French paper. screened
side porch. steel-eQulpped modern XII.
with breakfast space. 3 bedrooms, full bath
and sewing room end a. Full basement
with fireplace. OIL heat very economical. .
lent gardening. There is a Oct brick ss-
rage. Almost new and beautifully KEPT
This outstanding home tops them al for
EEIIF EN- 5131
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APARTMENTS UhFURhIsHEp.

2O13 NEW YORK AVE. NV LARGE
rooms, dlnette. kitchenette and bath; 500
mo.
1854 BELMONT ST. NW-NTIRE end
floor 3 large rooms, bath and kitchenette,
utilities.
lis 11th ST. Me- RMS, KIT. PVT
bath. screened porch: heat, light, gas,
Frigidaire. Adults. So5.
17:S A ST. Sc, NEAR EASTERN HIGH
Scnool-Ihree rooms. second moor, private
bath: newly rehnished; semi-private en-
trance. Immediately available. TR. 65i 8.
30s
1884 D ST. NE ROOMS, KIT AND
bath, utilities VIII furnish. Reasonable to
. 10 quiet adults. Gentle. AT. 1414. -
REMODMED AND REDECORATED. 2
rooms. bath tunheatedl, $50 mo-; nr. car
line, about Ia mi D. c. Key at 61O9
Broad st. Bro9kmont ueft of Conduit I'd,
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J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
Metropolitan 1143
OWNER AND BUILDER
WILL SACRIFICE.

JN4.5 MASS. 1--WE. n W. .
Inspect this magnificent residence. built
bv prominent Washington builder for his
own home. You will discover distinctive
ness and genuine value that can come only
from careful planning and rhorough con-
structlon technique. Every facility fo-
living comfort and convenience is here. in
the nnest location that Wa shlngton offers
the exclusive embassy section. Priced far
below REPRODUCTION cost az only S27, 800.
Features include: LIST hoor, sun parlor,
living and dining rooms. kitchen and
breakfast room. screened porch, lavatorv.
md floor, bedrooms. 3 baths. Basement.
psneled recreation room, maids room and
bath. laundry tubs. automatic oil heat. :" :
car detached garage; lovely garden. Cali
Wcndlpy IS43
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UPPER 18th ST. AREA.

Semi -dets ched, all brick, s rooms .
oaths includes bedrooms, sunroom, pan
Try. finished attic full basement. 3-car
brick garage. nice deep LOT, shubbery, etc
OIL hot-wster heat. House in excellent
portstion ana shopping Shown by ap-
continent only. MR.. HOWE. Emerson
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Row brick on Georgia ave, Z rooms p
car garage; for less than $4,000. Re-
member. this house is on Georgia ave
where prices are advancing. For inspec-
ton, call MR.. OREM. GE. 4639 OF
DI 214H
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WOODBRIDGE. D. C.

CAN YOU PAY s63 SO Mon MoNTHLY,
SEE 222c PERRY ST NE
Del tached, rooms and bath recondi-
tloneo Ike new modern kitchen and
breakfast room oil burner: Thoroughly re-
decorated inside sno out: larRe lot. near
stores and transportation. II interested see
LOUIS H. HALL, REALTOR.
2l@5 r. l. Ave NE HO. 5000.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
IT'S WICKED

charming cottage in Silver Spring, Mo.
with first-fioor bedroom spacious living
room. with fireplace; dining room and
rooms with tile bath. and paneled den.
full basement; oil INV h, maids room and
car detached garage. Located near
schools. transportation and shopping cen
ter This rare bargain is yours for S'9o0.
GRAHAM HALL WI 1850
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S13,500.
BRADLEY WOODS.

With towering forest trees snd 10000
SO, f.. of lawn, q. beautiful corner brick
Colonial center hall. Spa clouS living room,
screened side porch. BAY dining room,
modern kitchen. study or bedroom and
full bath on 1st floor. large bedrooms
and bath on md floor. automatic heat,
air conditioned insulated slate roof.
Owners plans have CHANGED; Here's a
real opportunity. Call MIR. LANE, Wis
Evening star., 1941-11-29
HOUSES FOR SALE.
HOME AND INVESTMENT.

2-FAMILY HOUSES
One In best NV. section. two in Sc
section. Call MR.. FOSTER, WA. 9l1s
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wnnDSnE poREST
ALL-BRICK BUNGALOW.

6-room. center-entrance brick, INV
automatic heat; built by one of the olC
builders. To inspect, call MR.. PARTLOW
RA 1898 or D1 :i346
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Five large rooms and bath, finished
room in attic. full basement; automatic
struction with slate root. copper spouts
ana cutters. On q beautifully HANDICAPPED
lot with outdoor stone fireplace. Terms.
Inspection by appointment only. Call MR.
LEACHE. SH 1n4S-R or DI A24H
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II you have been looking for nice 5-
room row brick home, with gas &C heat.
modern kitchen equipment. in Trinidad
ne, near 18th and StS., for 80. 500.
you will be surprised when you see TINS
one. Easy terms Call
GEAHAM-HALL WI $50
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$12,750.
S9.95O.

BATTERY PARK, ND
ATTRACTIVE painted brick house. rms
. baths. breakfast nook. maid room
rear porch overlooking deep landScs ped
lawn; automatic heat. Call for appointment
EDw. H JONES CO. INC.
Woodley 1900.
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IN ANACOSTIA

A detached frame home with & rooms
] bath. hot-wster heat; l blk. from bus:
IN good condition; only 81 500 Also a
6-room detached bTick-teX with :i-car
garage q block from Nichols ave III
AnacoStia, NJ 800 Call MR. GREEN,
TR 1lsi or DI :t.I16
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SILVER SPRING.

New 6,rm.. 2-story Colonial house, Iarse
WOODED lot, built in garage; near park,
schools and stores
THE MARYLAND REAL. ESTATE co.
Sb34 ColesviIle Rd SH 5l0O
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81 WEE ST. N.w.-lO RMS BATHS, 2
kitchens, rear porches, OIL heat. semi
detached: might exehAnee: S5o0-S1, 900
cash: open. OWNER NO 0lS6
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IT'S DIFFERENT!

Just like a picture from Home Beauti-
ful" II has a beauty and charm seldom
found In any home OF this price range 3
large bedrooms, snug den. 2lz baths and
a spacious living room that opens onto .
large screened porch You'll appreciate
this home as soon you 20 into the entry
hall See it today, open from m.
TO pm
Out 18th st to Colesvile pike. risht
on ColesvIlle pike TO Woodside parkway.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
(ContipnaA

LA SALE, 1O2s CONN. AVE. APT. 423-
Comfortably furnished very attractive
apartment with southern exposure. , baths;
SlStant
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RARE BARGAIN-2-FAMHY HOUSE.
400 Randolph st. nv larae rms
and bath: q porches: kitchens, oil heat:
ie redue.d sesu7 70 s.. $50 se SURE to see it, Cal
NJ. Ratna AD 1919.
WAPfI 4 JAAIHA NC. d. 8346.
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Modern Brick Bungalow
NEW ENGLAND COTTAGE

Charm is the keynote Of this delightful
home, located in Northwood Park in the
Silver Spring area. On the first hoor
there is q pscious living room, with wood
burning fireplace, dining room, kitchen
and den extra bedroom; upstairs. there
are large bedrooms and tile bath The
lot is large and well Handicapped. Priced
at $3.50. F. H. A. financing TO
reach Out ColeSville pike, about "a mile
past Four Corners to Eastwood ave, turn
left TO property No. 104 Eastwood ave.
Open Sat. and Sun, TO 6.
GRAHAM-HALL WI $3.50
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-I'VVV 7.
Wooohsven. Bradley Hills Nd Here
Is the Dargsln you have been WAITING for
'-room English design stone and clap
board home. one year OLD on wooded lot
containing over 19 900 so. # Large living
room % II. lonR with screened porch
dining room kitchen, bedroom and bath
on hrst floor. 3 larse bedrooms sun deck
sno bath on second floor. Recreation
garage IN basement. Oil neat, copper
plumbing, tile roof. s1l,5Uu. Inspect
Sunday. Go out Bradley blvd miles.
turn left into Woodhaven to third street
No. Whittier blvd
E. M. FRY. INC,
us
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APARTMENTS UkFURklsHED.

MODERN .-RM; APT: FEIGIDAIRE .an 7ai,E2n. on
| 81. NV. RA. 1OS". -
As RHODE ISLAND AVE NV LARGE
room. kitchen, bath, or > rooms, Kitchen
! bath
1915 45th PL. s.E-3 ROOMS, KITCHEN.
bath, ami, S55 80 mo-; adults only. Trim
| idad o123.-
| l344 QUINCY ST N.W-ENTIRE SECOND
/ floor 3 large rooms. Ia baths. use Of al
| tic: utilities furnished; reasonable: Frisid
90 ST. NE ROOMS AND KIT. IN
private home heat. gas. elec, phone In
cuded: adults; $3.50: "a blk cars.
1926 ILLINOIS AVE NW.-4-ROOM APT.
$50. utilities included; semitic adults only;
.34 GALLATN ST. NV R. X, B.
! empl couple genties; $50.
NEW, BROOM AND BATH lst FLOOR,
Oct i:, home utilities incl s,i2 oo adnllf only.
! car line. Immediate possession.
DUPLEX, APARTMENT, SECOND FLOOR,
@ s3S p1T5ana ea 81 BEIfZE rGSI pstrc kiInsh
2434 FRANKLIN ST NE. ,COR. :6th'-
gas; > porches: lst A.; Sl2 wk. or best bid.
A.? ST. sw.-o R, k B, ELEC.
447 LIST St Sc +, l.. b. heat
THOMAS P. BROWN. el5 4th ST sw
NEW APIS, DEC. IS.
Only 10 minutes TO Washington; con-
sistlns OF living room; bedroom. dinette'
kitchen and bath; l block bus and shop
ping center $3.50 10 $3.50: adults only;
restricted. 1900 N 18th st. Arlington. Va.
Il block south OF Colonial Village. Gleoe
o634.
THE WHYLAND.
/ 1924 18th ST. W. close downtown-Spa-
ciouS apt. 3 rooms. kitchen and bath
3018 PORTER ST. NV,
Apt. 3ol-Living room, bedrooms dinette,
kitchen: adult aentiles. See Ianitor.
NEW EXCLUSIVE APT.
THE WINCHESTER LUZON,
1901 l4th St. N.W.-Nearlng Complet ON
4 large rooms -------- So 80
S large rooms 30 50
ing rooms 11x15. bedrooms l2xl7. TO
UTILITIES INCLUDED IN RENT.
sMitchboard and Elevator Service.
THE FOLLOWING ARE 2
rms, kit, d. a. and bath
with screened porch:
UNHEATED
4-1267 Meiss pl. ne $50 so
4-lSl0 Maryland ave. ne. - 90
THE FoLLowING is 3 rms, kit, bath
and porch. -
a,7o, a., uNHEATED' .,s,o
~ B. g. F. + SAUL CO.. 300 %
a9s 5th 81. NV. National 21oo.
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/ RETCHA

Park: 10 rooms. :! baths, hot-Wster heat,
GOOD condition: 81 1000 Mr.. Franklin.
WEAVER BROS. INC. DI $500
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Det Brick Home S20O

OtC. DI ICk I1UIIIF-S0UU
Down. / left: new. 8 rms tile bath. gar:
h-W.h.; Maryland Park. Nd; $500. IS
min. downtown. white reStr. WO 2@s6
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Detached brick residence in Mass ave
area, west OF WIS. ave. 3 bedrooms.
baths, finished rooms in attic Practi-
csIly new. Splendid condition. n-car garase
owner must sell al once SlS.a5O 90
RANDALL H. HAGNER d CO, INC,
1921 Conn. Ave DE $500
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GUEST HOME-S9.95
In an excellent section OF Mt Pleasant
this attractive 3-story brick dwelling has
10 rms. tiled baths automatic heat and
refrieerator. Insulated roof. etc Here's
q lovely home and an excellent income
pi. ssii. W l. MOORE GE. 2sOs.
CORNER 1000 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N. E.
Modern home. large living room: :, dining min,
oocar Sarage. owner left city. Must be
sold Inspection by appointment:
EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ. INC.
loi' IA aSa3 After Jpn
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1880

%O, ,OOU.
BRICK HOME BLOCK CONN AVE
Semt-detsched. about 3 years old: rms
bedrooms, tile bath, sir-conditioned m
( suiateo recr room space; garage. You
will fall in love with il. See il today.
Open TO pm. daily
P. A. TWEED CO.
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THE WHYLAND,,

1924 18th st. NV. close downtown-LarI
> rooms, kitchen and bath. also / spaciol
3 rooms, kit. and bath For discrimina Ill
people interested in permanent occupanc
Evening star., 1941-11-29

NEW APIS, DEC. Is.
Only 10 minutes 10 Washington. con-
sisting OF living room. bedroom dinette,
kitchen and bath; | block bus and shop
ping center; $3.50 TO $50 so: adults only;
restricted. / 500 n. 18th st. Arlington, Va
Il block south OF Colonial Village. Gleoe
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S5.95O-SOUTHEAST
QUAINT

Enelish-tyue brick home with 3 bedrmk 2
baths living room with log-burnlng'. hre-
place. spacious dining room ideal for en-
tertainlng, recreation room opening TO
rustic garden with trees: shrubs and
flowers IN profusion. rippling brook: in
delightful NV WASHINGTON: priced at
Sl4"5n. To inspect, phone Nj. Lundgren,
Georgls 663nn
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OPEN TO INSPECT SUNDAY AFTER
noon. Built 1898, for professional man:
bedrooms sn and and % bath up: '' lot 76Siio: HSiio
$3.50. Out Piney Branch I'd. left 1t
Flower ave. to 1905. Look through it
with US while the family is at the game
R 2 RIPLEY. SH 4h42
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
ARLINGTON COURTS

New apartments. living rm., bedrm
kitchen. dinette $3.50 including gas
Restricted. Conv. TO downtown D C Turn
right OF Lee blvd. a. Court House rd
l blk. 10 apis. oxford "76O
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.pcrop cHIArI. rSrATr

s55 per mo. (taxes and insurance in.
cMdedN and reasonable cash payment
viii buy this very attractive home. II
has a very larse living room with open
fireplace. > bedrms.. lnciosed Slseplns
new elec refg. big concrete front porch
saraEs; ar so, etc w r. MOORE GE 1902.
Evening star., 1941-11-29

YOUNG WOMAN, GENTLE. PROTES-
tsnf, would like another TO share apt
write full particulars. Box 4l2-G, star.
YOUNG LADY TO SHARE APT, WITH
another lady. Conv. to car and bus line
1905 New Hampshire ave. NV, Apt: lO4'
GIRLS SHARE NEWLY FURN. APT.
with another girl. Util;, phone o6H Psio'
WALKING distance 500 each. RE. 2OlS.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR FOUR az
quiet white people. Please state price.
Box 146-A. Star
TWO-BEDROOM APT, UNFURN BY DE-
cember 18th; gentle. responsible tenant.
Box 132-A, Star 3us
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

BROOKLAND-g ROOMS, :! BATHS on
neat. attic is hvable; larse lot with extra
building on II; cony. 10 buses. StreetcarS.
schools, main thorous hfare; price. SlU.o00.
See OWNER. l3n5 QUINCY 81. ne
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THE WHYI,AND

3018 PORTER ST. NV,
Apt. 301--Living room, bedrooms dlnett
kitchen: adult gentileS See lanitor
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CLASSES IN NATIONAL AWARDS

A. Bobies and children:-One or
more youngsters to be judged for cute
ness, expression Of character or mood.
Subjects may be engaged in appropri-
ate hobbies or interests. Adults may
appear if they are not the principal
interest.
3. Young People and Adul+s:-One
or more grown.ups (high school Or
college age, or older) engaged in any
activity; in sports, games, hobbies,
occupations; at home, at work or on
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a holiday; enjoying indoor or out.
door activities.
{. Scenes and "stilI Life":-Pictures
to be judged for scenic or pictorial
appeal; landscapes, marine views,
street scenes, buildings; or unusual
"still life" subjects including table
top" or miniature arrangements.
b. Animal ife:-Household pets
(cats, dogs, birds), horses, farm anil
mails, forest wild life, ZOO animals,
birds, fish, reptiles, insects.