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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1941-07-24

Miss McBee and other community
chairmen said today that they want
ed to thank sincerely all those men
and women who assisted in. the re-
gistration and also to thank the pub
lie for it's cooperation in registering
when called upon to do so
A complete report of the regis
tration will be made public when it
is completed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15

A REAL BUY-19i0 Zenith radio-phono-
graph comb With automatic record
changer; reg 1929 sos Si9. 80 In crates
BENJAMIN Appliance Shop. 1885 Grauot
ri emile Road East open evenings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
Wanted Miscellaneous

A PARTY wants all kinds Of
furniture. Will pay highest
cash price. Farris. Temple 2-5373.
A PARTY wants furniture as sDoh as
possible. viii pay cash. T> lcf 6-s2e6
FURNITURE WANTED VIII pay best
prices Yockey Bros Temple i-S.96
NANTFp-Juuk tires anN SIZE &c up
LAFAYETTE $40 $50 Michigan
CONSULT me enlarged HeaI Estate ustIn-s
n The hle sunday Times Want Al
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15

Al VACUUM washer sewing machine
repair m home 81 free estimates.
SINGER DTbp leaf r'od sewer 1876
Broadway Cadillac nlsA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
Musical Instruments

PIANO -- Upright used $40 good con-
clifton on, Music 1912 N8Ck
VICTOR PIANO Bea.tmI tone excellent
condition. $50. a3 NarstOu. Trinity
f.31sS
40 BASE sire accordion something new
dceren' Nll5 $3.50 Gfatli.
Evening star., 1941-04-03

John Masefield is Britain's poet
laureate.
Evening star., 1941-04-03

Grover Cleveland ran for Presi-
dent three times, was elected twice.
Evening star., 1941-04-03
Picketed Swain
Finally Bows to
Cupid's Terms

With Cupid as mediator. Alicia
Butler and Elvin Hanback, have
finally settled the strike that two
years ago threatened the course of
true love.
1t was Miss Butler, then II, who
picketed the home of Mr.. Han
back, then 18, with a placard an
nouncing to the crowd that prompt
" congregated:
"Elvin is unfair to Alicia"
Miss Butler was simply following
In the footsteps of her mother, Mrs.
Zida Butler, who simultaneously
was treading the picket line at the
Willard Hotel as member of
striking mattresses union.
Mr.. Hanback, at that time yielded
10 the force of public opinion and,
after As minutes on her one-woman
picket line, Miss Butler was escorted
to her home at TIC Ninth street NV.
by Mr.. Hanback,.
The ultimate happy ending is the
announcement that Miss Butler and
Mr. Hanback,, an employe of the
Washington Terminal Co., will be
married Monday in the home of the
brides grandfather in Takoma Park.
Promising an end to picketing,
Miss Buffers only comment today
on the strike of two years ago was:
THAT was silly"
Evening star., 1941-04-03
Dosh, SeIective Service Aide,
Awaits Call Into Army Life
Attorney Advised
Other Registronts
For Several Months

Walter w. DoSh, associate men,
ber OF the Registrants' Advisory
Board for the District, will become
a selectee himself probably next
week-a case unique in Washington
and possibly in the Nation.
The 26-year-old attorney, who
has spent the last several months
counseling fellow registrants, mas
been placed in class la by Local
Draft Board No. = and probably
will be included among the IS
selectees that board will supply
for induction April II,
At the age of 81, Mr.. DOsh nad
three law degrees-a bachelor OF
laws. master of laws and master of
patent law-from Columbus Univer-
sity, and he was believed to be the
youngest attorney ever to be ad-
mitted to practice before the United
States Supreme Court when he was
presented to the high tribunal in
April. 1899.
Happy to Serve"
Il am happy to serve the country
in any way I can in this time of
emergency" Mr.. Dosh said today,
Mr.. Doshs number came up"
last month, but he was granted an
extension of time to straighten out
his legal affairs. He probably will
be sent ultimately to active duty
with the 29th Division at Fort
George G. Meade, Md.
Mr.. Dosh is member of law
firm with Offices at 1910 Vermont
avenue NV. April 16 will mark his
5th anniversary as practicing at
torney in the District.
Court on Site of Birthplace.
Mr.. Dosh, who lives at 1757 Shep-
herd street NV, is member of
the District Bar Association and the
American Bar Association. His ad-
mission to practice before the Su-
preme Court was made even more
noteworthy by the fact, he says,
that the present court building is
located on the site of his birthplace.
Mr.. Dosh is a graduate Of st. Johns
School, where he was valedictorian
of his class in 1892.
There was nothing in the selective
service regulations to prevent Mr.
Dosh's appointment to the Regis
trants Advisory Board because of his
age, and officials have estimated that
approximately dozen other asso-
Evening star., 1941-04-03
U. S. Soldier Gets By
Without English

BY tie Associated Press.
FORT LEWIS, Wash.-James
Vadav Spulak is the most linguisti-
cally unique army recruit on the
Fort Lewis-McChord field reserva-
ton. He can neither speak nor
understand English.
Through an interpreter. he ex-
plains he catches orders through
the infection of an officers voice,
adding
One can learn to execute a COM
mand more from the tone than
from the words"
Spulak was born in Chicago but
was taken to Czecho- -Slovakia at
the age of 3. He returned after
Germany took over from the Czechs.
After serving in the Czech army
for cents a day, he thinks U. S.
Army life is tops-even If American
beer isn't as tasty.
Evening star., 1941-04-03
Negro Congress Calls
For Larger Share
In Defense Work
Letter to President
Demands Thot 1000
Be Hired by Glenn Martin

A demand that Negroes be given
a large share in the national de-
fense program was made in let
ter to President Roosevelt trans
mitted today by the National Negro
Congress.
The Washington Council of the
Negro Congress directed dispatch of
the letter at a meeting held last
night in the Mount Carmel Baptist
Church.
The group demanded that the
Glenn Martin airplane factory in
Baltimore hire 1000 Negro workers
and also cited the Federal Gov
ernment's employment record of Ne
groes as national disgrace"
Demand 1000 Be Employed.
The Glenn Martin plant, it was
pointed out, has signed 1922 ,000, 900
worth of contracts with the Fed
eral Government and is preparing
to hire 10000 workers, in addition
to the $4,000 now employed.
Few of the workers at the plant
are Negroes, the letter stated, and
demanded that 1000 of the new
workers be chosen from Negro ap-
plicants. The 1000 figure repre-
sents the proportion of colored pop
ulation in that area.
The President also was asked to
stop alleged discriminatory practices
in the Federal Government, which
the group charged was based on an
order issued by the Civil Service
Commission calling for ''segrega-
ton" of Negro employees.
Urge Support of Ford Strike.
The council also called on Negro
automobile workers in the Ford
plant at River Rouge to support
the C. I. o. strike there and re-
frain from strike breaking activities.
DR.. Max Yergan, president of the
Negro Congress, acted as chairman.
Among those who appeared on the
program were John P. Davis, Secre-
tary of the congress, who issued a
call for a rally in Baltimore to sup
port the demand for employment of
Negroes at Glenn Martin; J. Finley
Wilson of the colored Elks, who
pledged support of the movement;
Clinton Clark Of the Louisiana
Farmers Union. the Rev. Arthur
Gray, Sterling A. Brown and the
Rev. F. M. Alstork.
Evening star., 1941-04-03
'Blitzed' English Cities
Are to Be Test Areas
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON. The heavily -blitzed
British cities, Birmingham, Coventry
and Bristol, have been selected as
areas for testing postwar recon-
struction plans. The new Coventry
will be entirely planned around the
hill on which stood the cathedral
and other historical buildings de-
moDshed by Nazi bombs. Houses
will be built in groups with a school,
community center, clinic and a few
stores forming an integral part of
each group. Tall blocks of apart
ments will also be constructed in
order to allow plenty of land for
parks and play grounds.
Coventry as rebuilt will be ap-
preached by ring of radial roads,
each one leading to the hub of the
city like the spokes of a wheel.
Nationwide reconstruction. ex-
pected to coordinate agricultural
and industrial development and
transport, will not be undertaken
until after the war is ended.
Evening star., 1941-04-03
Russian Ship Aground

SEATTLE, April 3 (R).-The Rus
sian motorship Vorovskii was
aground at Cape Disappointment
near the mouth of the Columbia
River early today, but was believed
to be in no immediate danger. the
Coast Guard reported. Three Coast
Guard cutters were standing by.
Evening star., 1941-04-03

Van Hekle, 312 Charming street NE.
all of Board No. 20.
Colored requirements are Leroy
Isler, 1924 S street NV; Lewis H
Bowles, 1881 Swami street NV
and William Hayes, 2317 Champlain
street NV, of Board No. 10, and
Richard E. Harris, 5271a Second
street NE, Board No. 10.
Evening star., 1941-04-03

ciate members are within the draft
age limits.
IL Selectees Named.
District Selective Service Head
quarters today announced the names
of IL selectees to be sent to Balti-
more for induction tomorrow as
requirements. Eight of the replace
ments are white, and four are
colOred.
The white selectees are Elmer j.
Burgess, 9 Seaton place NV, Board
No. IL, and Carl c. Gingery, 324 E
street NE; Michael w. Belensky,
I'LL Thirty fifth street NV; Robert
M. Muse. 1860 Peabody street NV;
Charles H Kissner, 728 Taylor street
NE; Walter B. Dmohoski, 2515
Perry street NE; Francis j. Sheehy,
1884 Richie place NE, and Carl A.
Evening star., 1941-04-03
Terrier Holds Open House
To Celebrate 18th Year
BY the Associated Press.

By tDe ASSOCIATED Pre1.
LONGMONT, Colo.-If dog ex-
perts are correct when they estimate
that one year of q dogs life is COM
parable to seven years for a man,
then Poochie would have l25 candles
on her dog biscuits.
When Poochie celebrated her 18th
birthday her owners. DR.. and Mrs.
r. r. Miner, invited the top crust
of Longmont dogdom to drop in dur
ing the day and have a biscuit.
Poochie is a Cairn terrier and
still loves to frolic with all the
neighborhood children.
CHICKASHA, Okla. (P.-Biddy,
a bantam hen owned by Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Estes, died recently at the
age of % years. Mrs. Estes knows
Biddy was % because she was
Matched the year Mrs. Estes grand
daughter Gail was an infant.
Evening star., 1941-04-03

Out of every 100 pounds of meat
eaten in the United States in 1899,
43 were pork and IS were beef.
Evening star., 1941-04-03
Mother of II Kittens

WICHITA, Kans. (P.-Petunia, q
cat belonging to DR.. Robert G.. Wood
of Wichita University, is the mother
of u kittens born in q seven-year
period. DR.. Wood started naming
the kittens after Confederate gen.
erals, but when the count stood at
60 he had to turn to Yankees.
Evening star., 1941-02-23

1923 MONROE ST. NV.
2 rooms, kitchen, bath and porch $50 90
CUnfurnished.)
2 rooms, kitchen and bath so
(Furnished)
H G. SMITHY CO.,
s11 18th st. NV. MA. 5903.
Evening star., 1941-02-23
HOUSES FURN. OR UNFURN.

RENT BY OWNER-EDGEMOOR SEC
tion-6-rm.. modern brick $50 furn., $50
unfurn. Call WI 4S46.
ON A DOWNTOWN STREET, JUST OFF
Connecticut ave. reminder OF the Back
Bay section OF Boston, aristocratic house
OF II rooms, 3 baths, freplaces oil
burner. roof garden, pretty rear garden
with POOL and fountain. For select tenant
at Sl15 90 per month.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
l11a K ST NV Ma 1893.
SILVER SPRING
1O3 HILLTOP RID.
Very desirable Groom brick house in
Sllgo Park Hills completely furnished-3
bedrooms. oil heat. garage: convenient to
transportation; furnished, SS5; unfurnish-
ed SIS.
VIM F cARLIN Sis Georgia Ave
Evening star., 1941-02-23
APARTMENTS UNFURNlsHED.

TO coLORED; ? ROOMS. KITCHENETTE
and semi-5ath; h.-w.h. 142 R st. NV. 23'
COLORED-21O7 End ST. NV, APT. a
Modern duplex, 2 Ice. rms. kit. bath. d.
heat and h. W. DI 2434. amt pm.
Colored-11th & N SITS. NV.
l-2-3 rooms. kitchen and bath. Adults
only, employed
Apply
Simon Beloff, Real Estate,
1908 New York Ave. NV. MA. sIs7
Evening star., 1941-02-23
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
s35-3-R. APT, on HEAT, LIGHT. GAS
included redecorated 1929 N. Fairfax
drive, Falls Church 2245
ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH: BLK.
from bus. S22 21st st. S., Arlington. jack
son 213S-W.
ARL;IINGToN; Ar; 0. I2So N. NJ VERNON sntM Irtb
EMPLOYED LADY DESIRES COUPLE TO
share new home: oil heat, insulation. Hill
side 03l5-J after / pm.
FURN., 2 RMS. KITCHEN, BATH. 20l6
Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va; adults only.
Phone Chestnut $3.50 for particulars
7 WEsTMoRELAND ST, TX. PK-FOUR
rms; conv. to transp. and stores; oil heat
c,h.w.. refs. sH. 7347-J.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-FURNISHED; BED
living room, large kitchen. pvt. bath eleG.
stove; Frisidaire; s36. Telephone WI
SOMERSET. MD.-UNF. APT. IN MODERN
home; 3 rms, kit. bath; adults; $50.
ENTIRE end FL PRIVATE HOME: NEwLY Z
asdis6n Mad nsa5 ave tFaRfR R5efdaIs. Ma Md wash e
TAKOMA PARK, MD. :. ENTIRE 2nd
foor.~ room, dinette, kitchen. and bath.
7O2 Garland ave. Shepherd 4496-W.
gNFuRN R30Ms dHR dSisSsn on HEAT E51s
18th st.. Mt. Rainier. Md
BETHESDA, MD.-ENTIRE .2nd FLOOR;
unfurn.; 3 rooms, kitchen. bath; Kelvin
ator: private entrance. 6744 Fairfax I'd
PNFURN., 4 ROOMS e BEDRooMsl.
hot water, electricity included garage;
vile.
CAPITOL HEIGHTS, 3Os 61st-3 ROOMS.
bath; gas, cleo. heat. Frigidaire; furnished
or part furnished: S35 month.
ARL;: vA;1NEw: R.. BATH, p6RcHEs:
Lee hwy, to Robt. e: Lee School, right 3
VERY DESIRABLE Arm. APT. PVT. EN-
trance and bath; heat. hot water furn.;
11O S Oak St. W Falls Church. Va.
. LARGE ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH,
refs; and gas range large closets; l
block from bus; nice. corner lot: S45 mo;
ave, Hyattsville.
TO SUBLET COMPLETELY FURN., COL
leg lege Park; Nd. March to May |: sitting.
conv. tfsnsportstion. Reas. 4eI8 coliese
ave Phone WA 64S5
3 DOUBLE RMS, KIT. BATH, PORCH
Sat quo n. "; and heat; reasonable a 105 W
Col. ST, Fails Church 2O36 or MA. s929
Il or . rms, kitchenette. bath, Electro
lux. oil burner private entrance
2 ROOMS, s23: OR 3 ROOMS. S2s,;
s Roosevelt sf sa asfyand aRf Ps4F asi Nd Nd
Hillside 04S1-J.
TAKoMA PARK, 1O5 HOLLY AVE-
rms, kitchen. bath; unfurn.; cleo, porch,
lawn; convt. bus cars, stores; reas
ARLIN APT, NEW HOME
lst H.; oil heat, porch; near bus, l0c
fare; adults. 1927 N. Utah
HYATT, MD, Is WINE AVE- ROOMS
furn; private bath Frigidaire. hot-water
heat, gas, elec.. 3 expos; reasonable rent,
now available Warfeld 1856.
RIVERDALE-3 ATTRACT. RMS. REFG
oil heat, INV; semi-pvt. bath; furn., S3S;
adults Hyattsville 5626.
THE IRVING .APT.-UNFURN. 2 ROOMS
oinette' kitchenette. bath and screened
porch sos North Irving st, Arl., Va
BETHESDA APARTMENTS.
heat and Hot Water Furnished.
One ne-Bedroom Apartment. S55.
Tvo-Bedroom Apartment $50 to S65,
MRS. CHRISTIAN
ALLIED REALTY CORP
WI. 664q, 5000 Wisconsin Ave
NEARBY vA-NEW APT. BLDG
McCLAlNE GARDENS-Occupancy Mar.
Arlington'S Finest Fireproof Apis
Mostly rented, few left: $50 so $50 so
MAKE reservations now MrCI.AINF Ohm
Evening star., 1941-02-23
APARTMENTS FUR. OR uNFuR.

DOWNTOWN, 1880 MASS. AVE. NV,
Apt. 43-2 rooms and bath, furn. or un-
furn.: reasonable.
1919 TAYLOR ST NV ROOMS,
kitchen, semi-private bath: refrigeration.
gas elec. included.
II NEW YORK AVE. NV, WALKING
distance to Govt. bldss.-2-room apt,
utilities included: very reasonable.
PVT. TAVERN QUARTERS IN A CHRIS
tian home, spacious and modern; only $50
mo-: ali util. incl. Wisconsin 9113.
1927 PERRY PL. NW-LOVELY, WARM
beo-l1vlng room, kitchen; unlim phone:
SO real home. Hobart 6027.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C-IN PRIVATE
nome, . rooms, private bath: Frigidaire
telephone; u blk. Conn. ave. Emerson 6237.
2 ROOMS, PRIVATE BATH; ARRANGED
for light housekeeping; adults: reasonable
3lS Peabody st. ne. RA. 5542.
3 ROOMS AND BATH, WITH PORCH-S45.
Convenient to transportation. Call MRS
BURGESS, WI. 1853.
GIRL TO SHARE ATTRACTIVE APT. WITH
another: desirable NV. location: very reas.
Unusual opportunity. Box 230-L Star.
S22 VARNUM ST. NV. 3 AND
room apts., heat, gas and electric furn.:
conv. to bus and school. Apply bet. is.
1923 MONROE ST. NV.
2 rooms. kitchen, bath and porch $50 90
Evening star., 1941-02-23
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UkFUR.

2 ROOMS, LARGE FOYER, KITCHEN AND
bath: unfurn., S57 80: furn., Ss2.50 The
Woodbine Apts.. 9th and Cathedral ave
1884 D ST NE-UNF. APT, LIVING
room. bedroom, fully equipped kit, pvt.
bath: S45: heat. Call after 4 pm. 23s
Evening star., 1941-02-23
HOUSES FURNISHED.

CoMFoRTABLY FURNISHED 8 ROOMS.
bath; auto. heat. air cond.; garage: Il
fare zone: preferably by the year. 10
MSoIntsomery aye; Takoms Park. Md. sH.
GROOM FURNISHED HOUSE TO MAR;
own owner 'Sie and his "S wife. IL Apply 3e St NV.
COUPLE TO SHARE HOME IN BRENT
WS WOOD ,l4S Md.i all facilities s@6 mo- Call
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-OWNER MUST
rent this large 3-bedroom. 2h-bath home.
completely furn.; master bedrm. suite,
9ah Rth sna sleeping Porch ands aTge "ns ntfe
not incl; sentiles. WI 1859,
WHITE BRICK BUNGALOW. Q BEDRMs.,
artistic and comfortable: conv NV. sec
ton; reas. Woodley 6415
Az 18th ST. N,E-NEW, 6-RM. HOUSE;
modern conveniences. Lincoln 4079-W.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED. ATTRACTIVE,
new. modern home for family OF refine.
Rent, S125. Must see to appreciate One
and half blocks of 9Th ST., 4l36 Arkansas
ave. NV. TAYLOR S959. 23'
ARLINGTON, vA.7--BRICK. 8 RMS AND
b., garage; completely furn.; Sl25 mo,
mos. lease. J. C. WELDON CO., ME.
LYON VILLAGE, ARLINGTON :. COM
pletely furn.. 3 or NOS rms. 3 baths,
2-car garage. large screened porch: S165.
ATTRACTIVE TOWN HOUSE, COMPLETE
ly furnished, including linens and silver;
bedrms.. . baths, incloSed sleeping porch;
also maids room and bath. automatic heat.
SH8aoucnRe CIeRespd Psfs 4 Knse I'd
NV Phone Woodley 1895.
COMPLETELY FURN. HOUSE, CHARMING
section suburban Va, bedr, z baths, Nv.
Mar 18Th to June 18th, sfoo. cH, 1897
or DE. 3232.
695 CECIL AVE, RIVERDALE, MD
Detached rooms bath ahnGM garage IrEt1s oss;
co. c16 nfSs IA. ss45, sss4io0 SHANNON q Ioohe
S8O.75-622 D ST. NE.
nished Inspection by appointment.
American Security g. Trust Co.,
18th and Pa. Ave. NV. MA. 4s15.
HILLCREST.
detached groom s. home; s75 shown By
appoin'mefs PANpLE L. eARv1N.
949 9th St NV RE 2213.
1914 MORRISON. ST. N.W-Sll0-FoUR
6edToomS and Sieepins porch Paths
near Conn. ave. shopping district, located
in quiet. refined section. Inspection by
PHILLIPS g. CANDY, INC,
National 1900 1912 18th st. NV.
FURNISHED.
1923 S ST. Sc.
New home; = bedrooms; automatic heat:
air cond; S55 90
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
314 Pa. Ave. Sc Ii 0OS4.
MASS. AVE.
Residence OF distinguish appearance,
handsomely furnished. richly colored rugs
and expensive hangings. bedrooms. 3
baths. lavatories. servants quarters.
Especially planned for extensive entertain
ing To inspect, call MRS. LYNCH co.
7244 Weekdays. NE. $3.50.
Ill VAN BUREN ST. NV.
Bungalow. 5 rooms and bath. full cellar;
h.-w h.. refrigerator: SIS month";
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1919 K NV. District 1O15.
COLORED COUPLE, WITH CAR, TO
share home in suburbs. "a mile from Dis
trct line; no children prefer a Christian
family. Call Wisconsin 1854 after p m.
Saturday and all day Sunday.
Evening star., 1941-02-23
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.
FLATS FOR RENT

2@6 KY. AVE. Sc, NEAR LINCOLN PARK
~ rooms; kitchen and bath; rent, S32 so
Ii 2164-J.
S33.50-4l717 18th ST. N.E-2nd FL,
porch. 'O''o'
1Ilo H ST. NE. NEWSOM Ii oO1l.
Evening star., 1941-02-23
Detached Home
1907 NORWOOD DRIVE,
rIFrUv CuASE MA

coz 00-Rec. hall living room din
OOO'OO ing room. 3 bedrooms kitch-
en-. baths, elec. refrlgeration, garase,
large lot, screened porch, oil burner.
Evening star., 1941-02-23

For Regularly Employed Colored.
NEWLY RFCONDITIONED ALL SECTIONS.
Washington Housing Corp,
Q3l II St NV National 1870.
Evening star., 1941-02-23
Corner Home

10th ST. Nw-e R. B.
.as elec.. baths. no heat: S75; GUY
INNER. 1925 You ST. NV. North 1907.
Evening star., 1941-02-23
Excellent Values

ia JEFFERSON ST. NV.
CAT E0-Detached home with large
o1''OO front and rear yard. Re-
ception hall, living room. dining room.
3 bedrooms, tnclosed porch. kitchen
and bath
Evening star., 1941-02-23
In PetUorth

4O4 DELAFIELD PL. NV.
S57 50-Living room, dining room,
~O' 3 bedrooms. kitchen and
bath. inclosed porches, EaraEe.
Evening star., 1941-02-23
APARTMENTS WANTED

FURNISHED APARTMENT; ROOMS,
kitchen. refrigeration. private bath; rea-
sonable; references. Box 265-J. Star.
SETTLED, EMPLOYED COUPLE DESIRE
unfurn. living room bedroom, kitchenette,
BATH in private home; absolute quiet essen
tial. Box 267-J. Star
GOVT. EMPL.. COUPLE WANT RMS.
Kit. and bath. laundry priv; conv. transp:
S35 max Box 266-J, Star.
2 RMS. KITCHEN AND BATH, FUR
niShed: 3 adults, 4l2-yr. child: quiet; per-
manent. Box 2s7-J. Star
YOUNG GENTLE LADY WANTS TO
share apt. with another: NV. section; have
furniture. Box 219-J Star.
downtown AREA-YounE Jewish girl
Michigan 1862.
IN VICINITY Sth AND MASS. AVE. Ne
1854
MIDDLE-AGED. REFINED COUPLE WANT
two, rooms. kitchen, private bath, attrac-
lively furnished; first floor desired: perma-
nent. Box 1861. Star.
FURNISHED; PREFER sUBLET- MARCH
18th to June 1st; naval officer; l r, k, b. !;
500; prefer NV. Box 1861. Star.
Evening star., 1941-02-23
4O3 TAYLOR ST.
CHASE MD.

Detached brick house. . yrs old 9
modern conveniences: convenient to stores
and transportation; S745O monthly. FED
EEAL FINANCE CO, 9l5 New York ave.
NV National 74l6.
Evening star., 1941-02-23
HOME VALUES

HOME VALUES.
300 Dale drive, Silver Spring, Nd.
- rms, b., cleo. gas, refs..
10 Hamilton st. ne rms, . b, ~0'OO
rec. room. cleo. gas. gas heat,
refg, 1000
elsc., gas, h.-wh. $3.50
rms. bath. elec., sas oil heat,
ase MoR5ss aa9 f E ina} mi pofesss Hs s5
44sg9 New HAMPSHIRE ave. nv
Far rms,i Tefr bath cleo gas heat 3, ~
81 T st. n.e.-s rms, bath, cleo,
9'1 6atR. KepigekI ass eec ave h-x sf-e rms
80 You st. nw.-S rms bath. cleo
.gas; h.-a h. $3.50
cleo. gas. h.-vh. $3.50
as T St n.e;-6 rms bath. gas,
4afis fisc.; an h.;Th ru, ,.,, 5000
elec. gas h.-w h, gar. 5000
rs V ST: n.w.-s rms, bath, cleo,
gas h-ah. 415O
1898 Eve st. ne-6 rms, bath,
elee- gas, h.-w.h, 47.50
gas: h.-w.h., Arcoia 45.oo
1921 K st. s.e.-5 rms, bath, cleo,
gas; Arcoia 32.5O
~ ~ DUPLEX SG5fl z APARTMENTS. Z0''o
1920 Monroe st n.e.-5 rms, bath,
:, eiec. S6 gas htTh incl Porehes s65.oo
rms. bath, kit, elec. gas h-w.h. 5000
bath, .elec gas $3.50
b., gas $500
R. A. HUMPHREYS,
sos N Capitol st ResItor MA e-20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
The Richards, Sally Back

Returning Vacationists are
also swelling the depleted ranks
and the group of Flint folk who
spent some time on Eaton's
ranch near Wolf: Wyo.. fall in
this category. The William L.
Richards and Sally returned
early in the week. while the re-
naming group visited Yellow
stone Park and delayed their re-
turn until the end of the week.
They included: Mr. and Mrs.
James a. Rice and Dave, Rose
mary and Ginger; Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Gault. Barbara. Jim and
Barbara'S friend, Mary Louise
Bonbright: Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
r. Ball with Barbara, Martha
and Lorna; Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
+. Lockwood and Bob and Jean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto +. Keyport
and daughter, Diane, and Mr..
anu MIS-. ". Is. Rutledge are
back after spending a month at
Point Lookout. The Charles d.
BeagleS have also returned from
a lengthy motor trip in the
West when they stopped in
Denver. Yellowstone Park. Salt
Lake City and Minneapolis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Feie Bette Hannifsn

Parties honoring Bette Hanni-
fan, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
Frank J. Hannifan Of Birchcrest
drive. have been many.
Last Friday Mrs. Wendell {.
Forsman entertained at a mis-
cellaneous shower and buffet
for II guests in her home IN
Briarcliff road.
Tomorrow evening Ruth Marie
Downey of Muirland avenue.
will entertain AT crystal
shower.
Comes Thursday Mary Jane
and Helen HannIfan sister OF
the bride-elect. viii give a
spinster dinner in their home
John r. Ivory and Wendell
Forsman will fete the bride
groom. Arthur Dale Gage, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs Arthur NJ.
Gage Of CherrYlawn avenue al
a bachelor soiree.
And Friday, the night before
the big event, MIR and Mrs Gage
viii be hosts AZ a buffet supper
after rehearsal
The wedding VIII take place a.
ST. Anthony's Shrine IN DunS
Scotus College August 9.