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Evening star., 1941-01-18
Subcommittee Approves Funds for 200 Ships

House appropriations subcommittee quickly approved
today President Roosevs request for s31300O00 for
struction of 200 cargo ships The subcommittee acted
after hearing Chairman Emory S. Land of the Maritime
Commission describe the availability of cargo ships
the countrys defense program.
Evening star., 1941-01-18
NAz| FLAG RIPPED TWO u SAILORS HELD
Late News Bulletins
Italians Preparing for Bio Push, Say Greeks

ON THE YUGOSLAV- ALBANIAN FRONTIER QP)-Greek
reported today the Italians bringing up strong
reinforcements all sectors the Albanian front including
large numbers of Italian relieved from Mediterranean
service by the Germans Italian air attack
apparently is imminent these sources said.
Earlier Story on Pare Al
Evening star., 1941-01-18
Italian Planes Appear Over Nile Valley

CAIRO lF0.-Itaan airpanes visited the Nile Valley last
night time British desert offensive began
early December They bombed canal but there no
casualties damage described insignificant.
Alexandria also raided. There casualties and
no damage communque said.
Evening star., 1941-01-18
Knudsen Sees
j. ). in Warif
Britain Falls
Backs New Aid Bill
In 2-Hour Talk to
House Committee
FINAL BULLETIN.

NEW YORK, Jan. 18 (P).-
Joseph P. Kennedy, retiring Am
bassadOr to Great Britain, said
today he would appear Tuesday
before the House Foreign Affairs
Committee hearing on the lend
lease bill. His secretary said the
diplomat expected to appear be-
fore the committee about 10 am.
Evening star., 1941-01-18
Convoy Successfully Attacked, Soy Germans

BERLIN lP.-German planes successfully attacked
and two British aports today and repeatedly bombed
London informed said tonight Pilots returning
from air attack last night Swansea said the whole
southern section Wales port lighted by
fires 4000-ton merchantmen in convoy off the mouth
of the Thames said to have suffered direct hit and was
believed total loss
Evening star., 1941-01-18
Thomson and Cooper in SemifinoIs

SAN FRANCISCO pP.-Jimmy Thomson of Chicopee,
Mass, sroked his to 3o-1 victory over Fred Wood
British Coumbia) star to seminal berth
in the Francisco national open today Harry
Cooper Chicago professional joined Thomson with 1up
victory young Chick Harbert of Battle Creek Mich.
Thomson and Cooper tangled in semihna match this
afternoon.
Evening star., 1941-01-18

Late news and sports are covered on Pages
Tx and 2-x of this edition of The Star. supple
menting the news Of the regular home delivered
edition Of The Star.
Evening star., 1941-01-18
Thai Advance Reported Stemmed

Earlier Story on Page Al.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-26
Owners Would Sell Plont
to III. s. Government
1900 Workers Return to Their Jobs
Following Strike Called Aus.7

ident L. H. Korndorff in a letter
to Navy Secretary Frank Knox.
WOULD TRANSFER STOCK
In the letter, Korndorff ex-
pressed a desire to comply with
the order issued Saturday by
President Roosevelt for the navy
to operate the plant because of
the strike of the Industrial Union
of Marine and Shipbuilding
Workers of America (CIO), and
added that to simplify matters
the company would be willing
to transfer its capital stock to
the navy.
The strike was called by the
union in a dispute in which it
sought to have included in a
new working contract a clause
providing that union members
must maintain good union stand
ing as a condition of employ
ment.
WOULD COMPLY
After informing Secretary
Knox that the company is ready
to comply fully with the Presi-
dental order, Korndorff added
that "the company will make
formal conveyance, assignment
and transfer of the above men,
toned assets, including its un-
performed contracts, to the navy
department or to such other
agency of the government as
may be designed by you, or to
simplify matters and to obviate
complicated and difficult ac-
counting procedures the COM
pany will, if you prefer, cause
its capital stock to be transferred
to the navy department or some
other agency of the government,
on the understanding later either
by agreement, or in case of a
failure to agree, by arbitration"
The company, its PRESIDENT
said, "can assume no authority
or responsibility for the further
management and operation of
the yard or for any results or
consequences thereof"
Meanwhile, Admiral Harold
G. Bowen, naval authority now
in charge of the important ship
yard, said the membership main
tenance question was Under con-
sideration by the navy depart
ment but that pending q deci-
sion, whole-hearted cooperation
was expected.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-26
Premier Quits
lin TIlaiIand
Sonssrom Serves
in Name Only

OBANGKOK, Thailand, Aug. rs
Observation-Disclosures Luz
ang Bipul Songgram has retired
from active participation in
Thailand's government, giving
up three important cabinet po-
sitions and retaining the pre-
miership in name only, IN an
nouncement said tonight.
The premier for three years
held the portfolios of defense,
foreign affairs and interior. The
announcement said the changes
were made for convenience and
to relieve Bipul Songgram from
the pressure of work.
Lieut.. Gen. Luang Promyodhi
was promoted to defense minis
ter q week ago; Mai Direk Jay
anam, deputy foreign affairs
minister moved up today to be
minister; and Luang Chaveng
Sakdi-Songgram, a deputy min
lister Of the interior, became min
lister.
Police Major-Gen raj Aduldet
Charas, q deputy minister of the
interior and director general of
the police, was appointed to act
for Bipul Songgram In all his
capacities as premier. The pre-
miership includes the title of su-
preme commander of Thailand's
armed forces.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-26

OHave you ever driven out to
the end of the South River road
looking for q place to rent q
boat? Did you pause when you
turned around to drive back,
to admire that gorgeous display
of flowers and shrubs, not know
ing that hidden behind that
maze of beauty was a boat liv-
cry? Well, that's Tom Bar
ney's place. Tom and Mrs.
Barney love the things that
Mother Nature has given us to
feast our weary eyes on. By
the way, Toms gone loco about
color photography, don't let him
know I told you. He just can't
let the color fade from his beau
tiful flowers without having a
permanent record of them.
Tom is the son of the late
Joseph Barney. to most of us
he was Uncle Joe.' Like
father like son, the lure of the
real has kept Tom close to the
waterfront. Some IS years ago
Uncle Joe was a commercial
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-26
Drydocl< Operators Resume w fork UnderU $ Direc(I

hard fish were hauled into De-
troit and sold. Later Uncle Joe
operated a fish market on Front
Street, which later was taken
over and operated by Tom and
his wife, until 1920. In 1918,
tired of the noise Of the city,
they bought q lot way out on
the island at the mouth of the
river. Then a quiet and seclud-
ed spot on the marshes, where
at night only the call of the
night birds and the splash of
the muskrat could be heard.
They brought the first board to
the island on a boat and started
to build their home on stills
there in the marsh.
From that time until 1884 they
sold bait, took out fishing and
hunting parties and acted as
guide to those who wanted to
explore the mysteries of the
lake. In looking over Mrs. Bar
ney's scrap-book you will learn
of many daring rescues they
have made Barney's has al
ways been the drying-off place
for those who have the misfor-
tune to fall into the lake, they're
always given dry clothes, food
and warmth until claimed by
some grief-striken relative.
Years OF hard work has trans
formed the marsh into a real
place of beauty. In 1884 the
bridges were built over the cuts
at Cudworth's and q road built
out To Barney's. With the ar
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-26
Former y. 5. Destroyer
IS Sent 10 Bottom

OLONDON, Aug. 26-(R-The
Royal Norwegian Navy, allied
with the British, reported today
the former United States de-
stroyer Bath" had been sunk.
The announcement said the
destroyer was manned by Nor
wegians, an undisclosed number
of whom lost their lives.
No indication was given as to
when or where the destroyer
went to the bottom.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-26

OKEARNY. N. j., Aug. 26 -
@-Under management of the
u. s. Navy, the Federal Ship
building and Drydock Company
resumes work today on $493,-
100000 worth of ships, but own
ers of the concern want to sell
the whole business to the gov
eminent.
A total of 1900 workers who
went on strike August Z were
called back to their jobs to re-
sumo construction of vessels for
the navy and merchant marine
service.
The offer to sell the entire
plant with all its buildings, ma
chinery, land and ships under
construction, was made by Pres
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-26

rival of the road they decided
to start . livery. Today they
have ID good boats, built by
local craftsmen, (Tom likes to
spend his money at honey hous-
ed in a fine boat house. They
have a 'rouge's gallery where
you will find Photographic evid-
ence Of some beautiful catches
made in Lake st. Clair. When
out for ride, stop and see their
flowers, it'll be worth your
while, and. you'll be welcome.
You might ask Mrs. Barney
about some of her favorite ways
of preparing wild foul, game and
Ash.
Many questions have been
asked about the changes in the
game laws for the coming year.
We have q bulletin from the
conservation department which
may clarity The matter some
Tor you.
LANSING, Aug. 23-Though
1t now appears that last years
rules will generally prevail, the
sportsman who is not . lawyer
may well keep an eye on the
newspapers this fall and win
ter to learn what legal changes
are going to effect his hunting
and fishing, conservation Off
Gals said today.
OPINION GIVEN
An attorney generals opinion
that inclusion of the effective
date Of January I, 1912 In Pub
lie Act $50 will not make this
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-26

DCTROIT-(P)-A stroke was
fatal Monday to Charles E. Bats
ley, rs, former General Manager
of the Great Lakes Engineering
Works and builder of the Michi-
gan Central Railroad tunnel un-
der the Detroit River. He re-
tired last January after a 35-
year association with the engin-
eering works.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-26

oct NV a INT ~
Leeislatssre adioee1o M a.
forehand sdds onGt nnt nv
more than Z .ecoeo N - IA
servation Laws W6ooD 6lr
date u still In doubt & \ Is 81, n &
The ct affseto & III y
ion contains aynon( I ~ =
sections Of the Inland n R
laws. and among ~ IL =
the stoppage Of Wtn4ov toUo \
fishing, . controversial pgoC1-
sion included IN III clooinG hoCeD
Of the Legislative. sD1saon.
The prohibition g WihJlSr
bluegill fishing. lacked opCEcy1l
Of the conservxtion do6oSe ~
whose scientific inveGfirn1oep
in. the institute for 1lSho4ieG ~
search have found That neSioealIy
more rather than leGD Ashfl8
would improve bluegill AshfH&
in certain lakes.
Unless the Legislature Sl1ot10
convene and adjourn Within ~
next few weeks, which appoo1x
unlikely, the 1914 hl1ntfn9
season will be subject 70 enD01l-
TALLY the same regulations ~
were in effect Last yeaf. IN
affected by the Legislative dGl)1y
is the extension a gray squifx1l
hunting to al couutio6 G -
lower peninsula except Enz
and Cheb0ygan, where ~ 91~k
gray squirrels were hun1od only
in part Of all Of - couhfiG y
the northwestern quarter q p
lower peninsula. $es
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-26

wagons with such obnoxious
fishes bullheads, catfish, suckers,
redhorse, mullets, garpike and
the like (this was before the
advent of the carp) and haul
them home for fertilizer. The
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-08-26

fisherman. He had miles of
seines with which he used to
drag a bountiful harvest from
Cashmere Bay. The farmers of
this locality used to drive down
to Joe's fishery and load their
Evening star., 1941-08-31
1888 10th ST. NV.

FOR RELIABLE WHITE.
S40.50-1205 G st. NE r, b., ami,
frame.
S62.50-1106 Owen pl. n.e.-6 r., b..
mi, porches. corner.
,,S55-324 llth st. n.e.-6 r. b., ami,
oil burner garage
S55-3l3 18th st. s,e.-6 T., b.. ami,
refg., garage
S57 .50-l402 Trinidad ave ne.-6 r.,
b., ami. porches
s6O-12l7 18th st. NE r., b.. ami.
porches. garage.
S65-1223 Owen pl. NE r., b.. a mi,
porches tinclosed), garage; arranged for
2 families.
FURNISHED.
SlO0--3l3 Allison st. n.w.-7 r.. b.
AMI, OIL burner. refg., garage; completely
furnished.
NEWSOM
Evening star., 1941-08-31
HOUSES FOR SALE.
Continued }

642 9th ST. NE-6-RooM BRICK PULL
papered and painted; can be easily con.
yerted into apts Priced for quick sale.
r. g. DUNNE, GOA H st. ne AT. $500.
ON WEST VIRGINIA AVE. NORTH OF
Fla. ave. n.e.-10-room house, arranged
as ? complete spts, with , additional
rooms. owner occupies / apt. and has
income Of 500 month from the other. EXs
cellent condition Price. So 500. Terms.
r @. DUNNE. 604 II ST. ne. AT. $500.
SILVER SPRING. MD. 4 MILES OUT
Colesville rd-Attractiye suburban loca-
acre wooded lot. beautiful trees; bed.
room and bath on 1st floor. ? bedrooms and
bath on 2nd floor. electric kitchen. oil
heat; $3.50. 90, terms. e. NJ. FRY, INC,
6s40 Wisconsin Eve. WI. 6740.
NEAR ST FRANCIS XAVIEf SCHOOL
Semi detached brick, large rooms bath,
fbeDi fireplace. TsTase az near Navy YARD sYS. Y6
A M. ROTH, Woodward BldR MA. 1885.
PRACTICALLY NEw-coRNER-GLo
Park; only 3 yrs old brick, 8 rooms, bath,
gas heat; leased at $3.50 VI. Price only
81. $3.50. Excellent investment0 DU. 7777.
ON MARLBORO PIKE, Ia MILES FROM
D. c. line-6 large rooms, bath hot-vater
heat; > acres: double asrase. Price, So
400: terms. @. H. LALEGER. 1910 H 81.
7-RooM HOUSE WITH BATH, FURN. OR
unfurn; oil burner; large lot: garage: close
to Transportation Terms. WA. 3045.
1916 SOUTH DAKOTA AVE NE.-OWNER
transferred, g rooms, bath, oil heat; ga
decorated close to schools, transportation,
churches and stores
Evening star., 1941-08-31

BETHESDA. MD.-NEW 7-ROOM BRICK
home, den or bedroom with lavatory on list
floor; bedrooms, , baths, 2nd floor;
porch, attic recreation room, garage. on
attractive corner lot in wooded section,
large oak trees; S12.95000. E M FRY
INC. 6S4O Wisconsin ave WI S~dO
Evening star., 1941-08-31
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.

9313 Colesville rd.. Silver Spring-6 r.,
bath. maids rm.; oil heat: SS5 built-in
garage; might furnish. Tel West River
2l1-F-12, Or after Tuesday. Woodley 1882.
Evening star., 1941-08-31
NO. 42l1 RIVER ROAD NV.
HOUSES EURN. OR UNEURk

18th ST, 3655-ROW HOUSE. 8 ROOMS.
furnished or unfurnished. NO. $3.50. Key
next door
7 ROOMS, BATH, AMI, BEAUTIFUL
grounds; newly redecorated: near Colonial
Village; 10c fare, 15 min. downtown. CH.
1915.
RESTRICTED NE. Sections RMS. a
Call Ii 0129-W
Evening star., 1941-08-31

WILL PAY UP TO SIS PER MONTH FOR
unfurnished or up to 800 per month for
furnished 3 or rooms and bath on first
tached home; cannot be on high terrace;
Sept ist or | : occupancy: must be west
of Rock Greek Park. Box ST., Star.
Evening star., 1941-08-31
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT.


WANTED-IN GEORGETOWN OR NEAR
by Va. large house. suitable for rooming
house. Give full particulars. Box 469-S,
Star.
WANTED-BY OCTOBER /, IN NORTH
west Washington or SUBURBAN. 3 or bed
room, modern detached home, unfurnished
reliable adults. Write Box ll9-Lr Star.
6-7-RooM, MODERN DETACHED OR
floor Dupont O033.
BUNGALOW OR HOUSE WITH . BED
rooms on l st floor by empl. couple; no
children; nice neighborhood and yard Va
or NV. section only. Dupont 119l.
Sept. 4, for one month: state price: furn.
Box COL. Star.
4 BEDROOMS. MAIDS ROOM, 3 BATHS;
NV city O. country. Md. or Va; ami L.
lease. Oliver sl6S.
RELIABLE ADULT, FAMILY WISHES TO
conv transp. in d. c. RE. 2S47.
UNF.: . BACHELORS. DIPLOMATIC
service: Chevy Chase or other good loca-
ton: 2 or 3 bedrooms, baths. detached,
S Star.
FURN. HOUSE OR APT. WANTED BY
reputable family. or rms. vic. Walter
Reed Hosp. sH. 39ls-J.
BY OCT. SMALL DETACHED FURN.
maximum. s75. Box 43-L. Star 81
WANTED TO RENT 6 OR Z ROOM HOUSE
in good residential section, 500 month.
Call evenings ME-. 553S
RESPONSIBLE TENANT DESIRES NICELY
servants room. Box 1878, Star.
WANTED 1O-12-BEDROOM HOUSE IN
suitable Northwest location. Agents, at
tention. Long lease desired. Write Box
414-S, Star.
ARMY OFFICER DESIRES TO RENT A.
bedroom, 2-bath house, unfurnished in
good n. W. location. Will pay SI6O month.
Call DU. 11S4.
PROFESSIONAL MAN AND WIFE, NO
children, desire house in good n W. section.
reasonable rental Ordway l16l.
Evening star., 1941-08-31

APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.
TO CLOSE ESTATE, REAL
bargain, an excellent invest
ment. Act at once. Location,
18th and Chaplin NV. 8-apt
unit, 4 garages, large plot OF
ground with shaded trees
$24,500 price. Yearly rental,
$4,000; 1907 rented, white
tenants. $4,000 cash needed
to close deal. 512% trust
Box 40-Z. Star.
Evening star., 1941-08-31
HOUSES FURNISHED.
(Continued.)


BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED HOUSE.
bedrooms, , baths, recreation room; wooded
lawns: porch: maids room; toilet: refer
ences required. 5034 Nebraska ave. NV.
= block west Conn. ave.
8 ROOMS SLEEPING PORCH. LARGE
yard, elec, refg.. auto. heat very -Hr- Iort-
able and Immediately clean, Yearly lease
Trinidad 1924.
10 NEW YORK AVE. NE-EXCELLENI
location for rooming house: rooms, bath
basement. nice yard. Frigidaire; willing tC
sell furniture and rent unfurn. DU. 1s17
81
NO. 42l1 RIVER ROAD NV.
An unusual home in a select neigh
borhood, completely furnished Except
linen and silver. with large rooms
and nice yard Consists of 3 rooms
a Sedrooms), with maids room. pan.
try. porch, etc Cars, stores and
schools close by. and convenient TO
downtown by motor. Moderate rental
Of SIPS. Open today for inspection
from IN
Evening star., 1941-08-31
COOPERATIVE ApTs. FOR SALE.

NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RID RMS,
dnette, kit. bath; rented for S45; priced.
$4,000 for 50 shares. LEROY GADDIS.
1913 18th st Ma. 1877.
THE PORTER, $500 CONN. AVE
Front corner with bedrm., liv. rm..
kit dining rm. and inclosed porch; 81 800
equity for $500; monthly payments only
S34 .93.
THE ADELPHIA 1927 CHAPLIN ST. NV.
rms, reduced from $1,000 to S4 900.
on terms. Further reduction for cash.
Monthly operating costs, S2l .S3.
These . properties are restricted and
for adults only.
EDMUND ]. FLYNN.
Woodward Bldg RE. 12lS.
Evening star., 1941-08-31

CHOICE
locations Of Silver Spring, and your
choice OF 4 beautiful homes which
have den and Law. first A.. plus 8
bedrooms; a. 90 baths oPP6rice gapss
H. YETI. sH. 7171. RE. k477. SH.
Evening star., 1941-08-31

ridges outstanding buys. 30i3 vista ~
| n.e-Seautiful bungalows. rms. hath
hot-Water heat. breakfast nook LOT soxi 90
esrage. For inform tion. call D. J CyCon.
nor. randolph 0O67, with J. J. O'CONNOR,
Evening star., 1941-08-31

/ l340 MICHIGAN AVE. NE MODERN,
| semldetached brick home. : rooms "a bed
| rms rec: hall. . baths. 3 porches Il in
! cIoSeGD' OIL heat: garage, conv bus and
schools. Consult OWNER NO. 1891, Sun,
I or alter 3 pm WeekdaYS
Evening star., 1941-08-31
HOUSES FOR SALE.

OPPORTUNITY. $3.50. WEST UPPER
14th n.w.-Modern: d rooms, . porches,
auto. heat garage: ideal as apis. E. w
BAILEY. AID 4ISf
Evening star., 1941-08-31

CAPITOL HILL-ROOMING AND APIS
II rooms, 3 baths, oil burner; near Govt
99eps 99epts eood home with income; only
or E " HALEY Al asSa;' ~ oI4o'
Evening star., 1941-08-31

CAPITOL HILL, NEAR EAST CAP-IO-R
3-o. brlck; oil heat; all new condition: fine
| dor roomlns or apt. purposes: S1O,5OO;
/ eve. and Sun. GE RGan - -ooo'
Evening star., 1941-08-31

| .Mt. Pleasant. west of 18th ST. NV
| surety white lO-rm. brick; new oil heat;
Socsr garage, etc: newly decorated; price.
SSAAFesY6 ee66 DI. 45Os' eve. and Sun,
Evening star., 1941-08-31

ave. and Buchanan-6 rms, 3 porches -
inclosedb; auto. heat: det. gar: lovely deep
dition; $3.50: rental terms JAMES E
TUCKER, 1928 14th st. NV. North
lH32-1R33
Evening star., 1941-08-31

$500. TERMS: BEAUTIFUL CORNER
oetacned brick, rooms, > Kitchens hsfh
open fireplace; nicely appointed: double
gafsge' Movers shrubbery; suitable for a
9ocior apply s25 F ST. ne. AT. 1908,
Evening star., 1941-08-31

$500 NORTH WASHINGTON Blvd
block Fort Myer. 2 rooms, kitchenette,
dc -wn, Avail. now; $50. CH 9017.
Evening star., 1941-08-31

TAKOMA PARK-II- ROOM HOUSE. Ist-
class condition: lot 2OOx5U it.. all sodded,
| with trees; on bus line: oil heat: insulated:
MI; apts rented for $50 mo. leaving
/ y rooms Tor owner or further rental II
desired. Sell to settle estate SH 2gOS
Evening star., 1941-08-31

BUNGALOWS.
In the Silver Spring section, slI In
A-No. | condition. better than new
because the work and extra ex-
pense have been taken of. Storm
windows, full-length screens, mn.
recreation rms, insulated End hrs.,
lsndssesped yards, I PT,se rs :, ranrs' I,H1s
SH. 2l71. RE. 4477, SH. 1925.
Evening star., 1941-08-31

New duplex apartments in Capitol View
available for refined occupants. immediate
possession: rooms, kitchen dinette. tile
bath screened porch; S3615 Sample
apartment. $3.50 Ames st. ne; representa-
tive premises
PAUL D. CRANDAIL, REAITOR.
XIX TOMer BuildinP DI QO4R
Evening star., 1941-08-31

5l5 LIE BAUM ST SE-6-RM., 1Iz-BATH
detached brick: oil heat; elec. refs full
basement; lge cor. lot; S8,950 or, partly
furn., $3.50. Can be arranged for . fam.
A bargain. Move right in. Open today.
to q. B. @. BROWN, 11l3 K st. RE.
273S SH 44qg-M
Evening star., 1941-08-31

LARGE CHEVY CHASE HOME. n r
Semi-detached brick with 2 rooms lin
cludlns > porch rooms, > baths regular
stairway to attic, concrete porch hot
desirable loca ton, '0+'
| DI. sol W I Mode oeoe
Evening star., 1941-08-31

3709 EASTERN AVE, MT. RAINIER. MD.
detached: - = rms. bath; h-wh.; redec !;
Evening star., 1941-08-31

AN OLD BRICK COLONIAL HOME BY
the river. Hsnd-carved mantles, stair with
mahogany rail; price, $500. In Alexsn-
dria. Va. Box AL, Star.
Evening star., 1941-08-31

ath ST NE-6 ROOMS AND BATH. MOD
ern, good condition $4,000: $500 down.
$50 mo-: rents $50. Box 224, Falls
Evening star., 1941-08-31

FOR REFINED COLORED.
1912 FLORIDA AVE. NV
One room. kitchen and tiled bath, gas
heat; key Apt 4: $3.50
HARRY JUSTINE.
935 H St NV MA oS44
Evening star., 1941-08-31

UNIVERSITY PARK. m.-NEw; SIX
Near school and university. WA. 1910.
Evening star., 1941-08-31

S10.500-l34l MONTAGUE ST. NV
stone. detached. porch. 10 rms. 3 baths:
complete apts.; oil heat, 2-car garage:
insulated. reuecorated. Phone GE 4O44
after pm. weekdays.
Evening star., 1941-08-31

SUBLET FROM SEPT. 5th TO OCT. 2Oth,
3-room, beautifully furnished apt. rev.
modern building; bl. from car line; ga
rage: SS5 mo-; ref req. AID. $500.
Evening star., 1941-08-31

COLORED.
Chesterbrook. Va, Main rd- Apts 2
and 3-Modern, 3 rms kitchenette and
use Of bath: large closets; h-wh. fur
nished: gas range; elec. refg; separate
meters; rental. S25 per mo- ea.
y. H. GREENE REALTY CO.,
10 Fla. Ave. NV. North 6l46.
Evening star., 1941-08-31
] RFnRMs- 2 SCREEN.

24l2 TUNLAw RID. NV. GLOVER PARK
section. near Western High and grade
schools-6 rooms. tile bath, recreation
street street @ anc alley alley paved: $3.50: reasons bls
cash payment balance S4l25 monthly.
E MALIONEY. agent. WO I64q
Evening star., 1941-08-31

ATTRACTIVE. LGE. RM,, KIT. BATH. .
foyers, lee. clos. S75; linen. dishes, sill
yer: 18th, near L, NV. App't WI. 1866
ARLINGTON, VA-GIRL TO SHARE APT.
in pyt. home with > other girls: near
new Navy Bldg; rent includes laundry of
linen. C.h.W.. eleC Oxford llhh-M
Evening star., 1941-08-31

e19 ALLISON ST. NW.-CoRNER APT.
suitable or adults; gentles only. Tay-
lor 5og5