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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20
ARMY MANEUVERs

All three were members Of tho
18th observation squadron, Fort
Knox Ky. and were based al
Marshall Tor The army maneuvers
Two flying instructors at Sar
Angelo. Texas. Lieuts. Verne V
Faulkner Of Eugene, Ore. and Mel
Lamont al New Orleans landed
their planes safely after they hac
SldeSwipcd in mid-alr.
Meanwhile. seven Charred navy
type aviation helmets were washed
up on DevereuX Beach neal
Marblehead. Mass.
Naval authorities indicated the
helmets may have belonged &c
seven navy fliers whose PLY
bomber vanished July 7 on q
routine patrol flight off the north
eastern coast. Condition of the
parity burned helmets. navy
officials said. indicated the bomber
may have exploded in mld-air.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-20
DATTNER GETS JOB

Almost simultaneously II was
announced the Public Buildings
Administration has awarded a con-
tract for construction of 300 homes
in Massillon. O.. 10 Henry Dattner,
a Detroit contractor. His bid was
for S1,174000. 49,
The builders mass meeting Will
be held at p. m Tuesday in Cass
Technical High School 10 discuss
the OPM priority rating 10 homes
costing under $4,000. State FILA
Director Raymond NJ. Foley, who
under terms of the Washington
announcement, will supervise issu-
ance of priorities here. Will be
available for questioning.
The Washington announcement
was made by OPM Priorities Direc-
tor Donald NJ. Nelson and revealed
a broad program TO grant priority
assistance for construction oil
100000 privately financed defense
housing units in So-called defense
areas throughout the nation. De-
troit has been proclaimed a defense
area by the President.
Evening star., 1941-12-10
Foster Homes for Children
Hard 10 Obtain in D. +.

An offshoot of the District hous.
Ing problem cropped up yesterday al
an orientation course being con-
Quoted for District Defense Coun-
Gil volunteers by the Council OF
Social Agencies.
The foster homes which are avail
able to homeless children in other
cities, said DR.. Rex Buxton, director
of the Mental Hygiene Institute
are hard to obtain here when rooms
can be rented so easily at more
profit.
Families are unwilling to take on
the care of a child with a behavior
problem for SIT a month, he said
when they can get an adult roomer
for a higher price. The District
also has no study home" he said,
where the problems of a child can
he observed over long period Of
time by psychiatrist.
AS war conditions swell Wash
ington's population, he predicted.
social agencies will find it almost
impossible to take care of children
who should be removed from their
parents
The use of psychiatry by the COM
munity could be developed far
beyond its present limits, DR.
Buxton said. Instead of regarding
the psychiatrist as the man who
treats crazy people" he said, par
ents, teachers, nurses and social
workers could seek advice on all
types of relationships.
The orientation course is held at
1890 am. every Tuesday and Friday
in the United States Chamber of
Commerce.
Evening star., 1941-12-10
Study Of Japanese Tongue
Picking Up in Capital

Washington only course in the
Japanese language is showing signs
of picking up as a result of hostili-
ties between the Rising Sun Empire
and this country.
At George Washington Univer-
sity, where the course opened for
the first time last September, a
university official said two inquiries
about it had come in this morning
At present six Government en-
ployes are struggling with the
japanese alphabet. The class opened
two weeks early last fall with the
painting of Chinese characters.
TT is terrible language to learn"
observed DR.. William r. B. Acker
of the Freer Art Gallery who
teaches the course. In February
plans are being made to open a
beginning course in both Japanese
and Chinese.
Two women and four men now
take the instruction. DR.. Acker
studied the language four years at
the University of Leyden in Holland
and lived for five years in Kyoto,
Japan.
Evening star., 1941-12-10
Former Singing Cop,
Nestor, Indicted on
Burglary Charges
Two First-Deeree Murder
Counts Among Other
True Bills Returned

Henry C. Nestor, 33, the former
Singing cop" charged with house
breaking in connection with bur-
glaries at two branches of a laundry
fir1n by which he was employed as
A collector, was among defendants
against whom indictments were re-
turned in District Court yesterday.
Both of the alleged burglaries
occurred in October, one at Seventh
street and Rhode Island avenue
NV. and the other in the 4800 block
of Massachusetts avenue NV. Be-
fore he resigned from the police
force Nestor filled several theater
and radio engagements as the
singing cop"
James Mcclure, %, colored, Pip
K street NV, was indicted on two
charges of first-degree murder He
Is accused Of fatally wounding his
wife, Mrs. Hattie Mcclure, %.
colored, and then of going to
theater at 1907 Twenty-sixth street
NV and killing Booker T. Harrell,
26, colored.
CNiVio lllNilSltu anu Tile tIldlStS
against them are: Wallace T. Bly,,
lr, and William o. Eden, grand
larceny: James B. Harrell and Coyt
S. Lewis, joyriding and grand lar
ceny; James w. Brooks and James
P. Perry, joyriding; William w.
Scott and Summie Long receiving
stolen property: John o. Barnes,
Paul F. Clark, ArenuS Reid James
T. Howell, James Anderson, Nathan
lei D. Jackson, Edward Reid and
Herbert Ray, housebreaking and
larceny: Robert j. Beck, Charles E.
King, Lonnie Strong, William T.
Bass, robbery; William T. Bass and
Abraham Witt, assault with a dan
gerous weapon; Willard B. Upright
and Alex D. Edwards, falsely repre-
senting themselves to be policemen
and attempting to extort money
from Henry A. Yeager on October
Is, after stopping his automobile
and charging him with speeding;
James F. Boyer, false pretenses, and
Francis A. Yates, violation of the
Numbers Act.
Evening star., 1941-12-10
Two New Destroyers
To Be Launched Today

The Navy will slip two new de-
stroyers down the ways of the Bos-
ton Navy Yard today. The two are
the q. S. S. Doran and Earle. Both
are of standard displacement of
1880 tons.
Mrs. Patrick j. Hurley is sponsor
for the U. S. S. Doran, which is
named for her brother, the late
Chief Master-at-Arms John James
Doran. 1t is the second vessel of
that name in the history of the
Navy.
Mrs. John F. Hines, jr., is spon-
sor for the u. S. S. Earle. named
in honor of her father, the late
Rear Admiral Ralph Earle.
Evening star., 1941-12-10
ADVERTISEMENT.
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CONSTIPATION
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Try Pluto now In 25c and SOC economy
bottles, also 10c size. You must get re-
freshing, comforting relief from acute
constipation in one hour or your money
back. French Lick Springs Hotel Co.,
French Lick, Indiana.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Good Reach

At noon he washes up hurriedly
again and once more dashes for
the mess hall, 10 make some more
good use of that terrific reach;
sharing choice vittles as they
flash down the table. He has the
afternoon off. until retreat parade
AZ sunset. which is followed by
taps az $50 p. m. bedtime.
Mr.. Stewart, in his new environ
ment. submits 10 no photographs
nor interviews. He has few, if any
Hollywood visitors. His squadron
officers report he's a model SOL
der. which makes it unanimous
With his buddies.
Jimmy hoped he could fly. hav-
ING 45O hours at the controls 10
his credit in the air. but he's too
old 1927. under army regulations,
for a flying cadet He may, how
ever. become a crew chief and fly
as an enlisted man.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Quiz Programs
Start at Vogue

TONIGHT AT s:45 the Vogue
Theater will present the first in a
series of quiz programs sponsored
by the Outer-Harper Business
Mems Association as part of the
Harper Booster Campaign. The
quiz programs will be held at the
Vogue each succeeding Thursday
night until June y, in addition to
the regular two feature program
and stage show. The celebration
will eliminate in street dance
on Harper avenue.
The new stage show at the
Vogue features Mortell and Dawn,
comedy act; Ray Romero e. Co.,
George Bell with an instrumental
novelty and Melo Ody, juggler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
.Winnineer's Banjo
Again on His Knee

FOR THE first time since he
plucked a banjo in a minstrel
show. as young comedian enter
ing on a stage career more than
three decades ago. Charles Win
ninger plunks again before camera
and microphone.
Winninger, signed for the role
of Doc Glass, inebriated physician
with a penchant for song. plays
and sings in The Getaway"
drama of racketeering with Rob-
ert Sterling and Dan Daley Jr.
Discovering that during the
years his fingers had entirely lost
their cunning at the banjo, Win
ringer is taking lessons from
Mickey Whalen, swing band
leader. So far he's been able 10
pick out "Massa's in the Cold,
Cold Ground but by the time he's
ready for the picture he hopes to
be able to play the Spanish Fan
dango."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
James Stewart
Turns Mechanic
S t ar Prov e S
Valuable to
Air Base
BY BURDETTE JAY

WOOD, May I've
wangle a pass from the colonel to-
day and visit Moffett Field, one
of the army's big California air
bases, and what do you suppose
we see?
A very tall. slender rookie in
greasy. coveralls, with grease
smeared hands and face. removing
spark plugs from the radial
engine of plane.
There's something familiar about
the rookie and, upon close exam
ination, we finally recognize him
through his unintentional disguise.
He's James Stewart, darling Of
the flicker pictures and last years
No. l star.
Jimmy. we learn, put in two
weeks under tough drill sergeants
doing columns left and right and
shoulder arms and then was as
signed to something permanent in
our national defense scheme, the
same being a mechanic in the 9th
Air Base Squadron which services
planes for flying cadets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Film Time Clock

.MicHl9AS--. Nj ana Mrs.. Smith /"
a Guy ard a Cob. II 10 a. m. 2,3i
FOX. Devil and MIA. Jones 81
ga. TBS, 10 rs ? m: Dead Men Ten
i2 ,!,,,-r ~ SO ass T. :, z,v..
Town" u 80. asa I'll. 1880 ,. m !;
People vs. Dr. Kildare" 100 a. m
22s 80 s;os p m
ADAMS - That Nigh' in Rio. II m
! "a. "a 74i. 10 30 p. m; Ensry
queens Penthouse Mystsry,l' u is 3.42
PALMS STATE - Road - Zanzibar. d"
/ m. 2o2 sos sos II .0s ? m (;
p o. 3 Detroit" y q "a. 6 90 s.3s
= m.
ClNEMA-"Chaplin Festival" Il. 2.oA
BROADWAY cAPTToL- Tobacco
Road u 50 toS 20. 1898 ?. N
-Four Mothers g." II 20 3 N. 2.3S. $50.
MAbIsoN-"rhey Drive nv Night" II
m 2.24 SIS ei2 2 m Destry
Rides Again" 1910. 4.04 f2s. 50 ? N.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
SteWart Popular

Mr.. Stswort 10 popular with
his fsiloW mechanics, for tDo
rsasonss I-Hs's a good guy.
2-Hs's so tall. s feet , inches.
and has such a long reach that
he can pick out the topmost
spark plugs from an engine With.
out using ladder. And IL
there's anything the mechanics
hate, it's to have to keep push.
ing that heavy ladder around to
get at those high spark plugs.
They sure got that guy in the
right spot" murmursd me-
ehanie on the floor. Heb, Slim"
to Mr.. StsWayt. the srstVhiis
dream, of million n1oVis mad
r,aidsns. reach those plugs for
me, WQi ya7 pointing up.
Mr.. Stewart dutifuiiy piueksd
the plugs. causing his buddis TO
sigh. II dunno What ws'd do
without him. he's a great guy,
and Nth that reach he's indi-
spen'obIe to this here dsfenss
effort"
4 harsh.Uoiesd little bugis
now arou,ss Mr.. SteWart at s
a. m. daily, whersupon he doshss
cold wa,er into his wsH knoWn
foee and rushss for the mess
hall. Al 2 a. m. he goes to work.
in eoUeralls and from then until
noon he iabors quietly and
efficiently. II a bit srsasiiy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Film Doehouse

A MINIATURE doghouse pro-
vided comedy ON the set Of Billy
the Kid" Each morning II wdS
hung. about the neck of any one
who committed a "boner" or was
late. 1t has decorated Robert
Taylor. Mary Howard. and when
he started the camera before all
his players were on the set, IL was
worn for a day by Director David
Miller.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

LVAI1N -LInWood- Dawson. To. $500 4
hfhLVN open s.45. Jackie Cooper in
GALLANT SONS. George Sanders in
THE SAINT IN PALM SPRINGS"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

ROYAL 0AE-ROysl o.k PARK Free =
ONLY CARTOON PARTY. ONE FULL
HOUR OF YOUR FAvoRITE CARTOONS
PLUS TWO FEATURES.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Haven't Met

ALTHOUGH he has a full-length
part in II Wanted WingS," which
features Veronica Lake, Brian
Donlevy hasn't yet met the honey
haired star. They had no scenes
together.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

pEATnN-Grand River at Grand Blvd.
DLhOUN Open s 80 ChinaWare zoe.
YOUTH WILL BE SERVED J. withers
"INNISIBLE WOMAN" virginia Bruce
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
Days Dancing
DAN CRAWFORD

JOAN CRAWFORD did the
peasant dance routine in "a Wom-
ans Face" 35 times in one day.
When she got home that night
she found a message from a friend
of hers asking If she would like
TO go out dancing that night. Joan
declined and went to bed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

ATIAc-I5ss2 Plymouth Rd. W. of Greenrd
hlLho open 8 20. Free Dishes 10 Ladies.
Cesar Romero. 1.-THE GAY CABAILERO."
Dennis Morgan in RIVERS END"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

ROSEDlJ E-ii62O Woodward TO. s-OiRS
hVoLDhLL Free Dishes! open s:15 p. NJ.
Franchot Tone in TRAIL OF THE
NIGILANTES." Plus Jas. Cagney Pat
o'Bren in HERE COMES THE NAVY"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01
hUOEDhLE FREE DISHES TO The
LADIES EVERY WEDNESDAY.
THURSDAY And FRIDAY NIGHTS.

THIKSDAf MD FHIDhf NIUHIS.
pncEVJI E-Uties at Gratiot Avenue
hVOLFiLLL Cartoon. Peggy Moran,
Edmund Lowe IN DOUBLE DATE Boris
Ksrloff in 1.-THE DEVIL COMMANDS"
p0YV-WoOdward. Near Temple 4
hVni Open "a Hours. Park Free.
II. Fonda. n, Lamour. ''CHAD HANNA"
GALLANT SONS" Jackie Cooper
pnYAI -7-Mne and Meyers. IN. S-4bsS
hVIhL Open s:i5. Park Free. Last SHOW
20. Hurry Last Times Today. Don I
Miss TOBACCO ROAD" "BLONDIE
GOES LATIN" Sat Mat. Kiddle Cartoon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

VnIIp-Rrr.t st Nt. Euisft. Pr isee u
Iuuh Open s;ts. Encyclopedia Might.
VIRGINIA" Anna Neagis ard RichnG4
Carlson N mo. NO, MANTLE"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-01

MOTOR CITY Robert DA1 Young a Randolph hS
Scott. WESTERN UNION" Mary Lee
and Rufe Davis, BARNARD FOLLIEs."
Evening star., 1941-05-20
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

N'
LIV. RM.. BEDRM.. K, B. $3.50 GA. AVE.
tiles: S56-S63 GE 1883.
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL, 2oth
and SIS nwMFiPeprGSot. S5 ;, A A ~ A ) ns7 one
sons. day week; Frgidaire: full service;
nicely furnished. Ma. 5425.
CONN AVE, N.W-LARGE LIVING RM,
pletely furnished; Sl50 mo-: until Sept. Is.
Apt AID. S5S4
5SI9 SHERRIER PL. NV ROOMS,
kitchen and bath; gas. lights, phone fur
nished; newly decorated
DOWNTOWN. Mr., WHITE HOUSE; 1924 II
Room, 1iX14; kit. use: free phone: in
lady's apt; 1-2 gentle ladies'. Dt. 3406.
1915 CONCORD AVE. NV. APT. SOL
Bedrm., living rm.. kit, bath. SIS mo for
3 months comp. furn., new. GE. 49S4.
cation: delightful living bedroom. bedroom.
dressing rm hall. dinette-klt., bath, show
er. elev.: !. expos: ST no. 749S.
1922 CALVERT ST NW.-3 RMS.
clean. light. neatly furnished elee. refs.;
employed adults; $50 per mo o
ATTRACTIVE 4-ROOM APT; AVAILABLE
after redecoration: double bedrooms.
living room; kitchen, bath; 3 exp; piano;
Bedroom, Kitchen: eiec. refg, adj. tile bath;
c.h.w.; conv. trsnSp.: $40 per Wk,
wANTED-A CoNGENIAL YOUNG MAN
to share apartment; gentle; ddooyyntown To-
1914 BELMONT RD. NwLLHv. RMI
adults Gentiles. Srd a.; $50. AD. 29ls,
1906 BELMONT ST. N.w;-oNE AND
two room apartments BATH FrlSidaai.Fe'
ave. nw-3 rooms, kitchen and bath; foI
three months SlIO per PEN mo- !. o5 bINkINS
ATTTDpIJv
bed. sink. bath convenient, s.: adults.
315 9th ST SE-LARGE RM. AND
kitchen; Murphy bed. sink, electric refE'
124 3rd ST. NE.-HOMEY, 1st-FTOOR, =
y yard Ds evsrR Ra0 e0nSsnence Sp5 s0se sduts o' ~
427 18th ST. NE RMS, KITCHEN
and bath in pvt. home: employed eouple'
SHARE WITH ANOTHER GIRL. 2-RM..
section Taylor OSOS "
GIRL, GENTLE, TO SHARE APARTMENT
5I distance; s lis TsasCnabis, MILTON HALL. !e-
1926 18th Sf. NV ROOM AND KIT.
elec. refrigerator. semi-pvt. bath, $3.50:
YOUNG MAN WILL SHARE 2-RM. APT.
with another 1924 Belmont I'd. NV.
Apt. 2. co. 34o@J. References.
SPACIOUS 1O-RM. APT: JUNE 18th TO
pointment, CO 200. Apt. 407.
YOUNG COUPLE DESIRE TO SUBLET FOR
summer their modern l-bedrm apt; lovely
cool bldg elev.: must see TO appreciate.
Mrs Hegle, DIXIE REALTY CO. ma. $3.50:
81 EAST CAPITOL ST.-COMPLETELY
furn., extra large front room for lhk.'
next bath: sober adults: 50 so wk.
SUBLEASE JUNE LOOT. l. 1901 CONN.
ave. NV; most attr. apt, large rooms: ga
rage space. MRS. G. HUTCHINS, NO. 1870.
LARGE ROOMS. KITCHEN, BATH: ALI.
bright outside rooms. completely furnished.
incl, linens, silver etc. North S416.
73I QUEBEC PL. NV ROOMS, KTTCH-
en-. screened porch, elec. refR: completely
furnished: unlim phone: adults.
1887 MONROE ST N-W-2nd FLOOR,
complete kitchen. bath, bedrm., living room;
gentle couple; S55 mo. Oliver 0456.
HARVARD ST. NEAR 14th-2 LARGE
rooms, nicely furnished; utilities included:
cow tranSp Call after D m. co. 65S6.
IL 9TH ST SE-BED-LIVING ROOM.
kitchen ard semi-priyate bath; completely
furnished: adults only.
THE FARNSBORO. 2129 FLORIDA Avn
w-Sublease 2 bedrms. bathk bvtnE
room, dining room, kitchen
CONTINUED on Next pugeD
Evening star., 1941-05-20
PERSONAL.

HEMoRRHoIDS ERADICATED BY NY
own method Results effective for a life
time or money back Write tcG booklet, No
drugs or surgery DR. SOMMERWERCK.
1865 Columbia rd Adams 03SS
CHILDREN ITO !" YRS SPEND THIS
week end in camp: 50 day includes ridIng,
sW INNING, tennis, etc; 18th season. MR.. &
MRS L. A RANDALL. ClarkSvIlle, Md.
HEMS-WHILE YOU WAIT, 5uc UP IN
cludlng fitting: Reweaving, Refining, Alter
atiOns "THIMBLE SHOP" 731 18th NV.
IF YOU ARE BOTHERED WITH BILLS
or uesd EXTRA MONEY for any purpose.
Just give me a telephone call. You can get
500 end need repay only NJ 81 per week.
which includes interest the only charge.
Other amounts in proportion. Just call
JACK SESSIONS Michigan 6510.
MEN WOMEN WANT VIM? STIMU-
lants IN OStreX Tonic Tablets pep up bodies
lacking vitamn B-I, iron, calcium, phos-
phorus Introductory size ONLY 35c. For
sale at all good GrueStoreS.
WILL SELL PAWN, TICKET FOR RING,
diamond cluster with center stone; cost
$500; reasonable. GE. 0720.
YOUNG WOMAN WANTS DAILY COM
mutation from OccOQuan, Va, Rt. l;
must be reliable Box 3O9C, Star.
Evening star., 1941-05-20
MOTOR TRAVEL.

May 45 or 20. return 81: Al Chevrolet:
accommodate 3. AT. 6sS9.
DRIVING TO CALIFORNIA MAY %;
take 3 or 4 Call Mr.. Roberts, MA. 0s94.
Evenings, 7:30 to ! l pm 22'
Evening star., 1941-05-20
DOGS, PETS, ETC.
ROOMS FURNISHED.

l026 10Th ST. cor. L Apt. 1oI;-Large
OF phone, reirlgerator
l BLOCK DUPONT CIRCLE AND CONN.
aye-For discriminating gentleman, beau
tlfuly furnished and decorated studio
room cross ventllatlon; valet and room
service. Dupont 546o.
THE CHURCHILL. l7IO P ST. NV
Lovely front single rooms; new furniture;
Venetian blinds electric fans, running
water: Ss50-SlO weekly.
1912 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NW-We
bath. Twin beds al! redec.: reas.
1894 COLUMBIA RID N.W-S4 wk single
rms: dou-. So: clean. cool. outside: %
min. downtn.: baths, c.hw. Adams 1870.
1916 UPSHUR ST NV, OF I6th-Master
bedroom with private shower, nicely fur
nlShed: gentlemen preferred
$50 inner springs, shower. southern exp;
optional: gentleman. DU. 5444.
4Sl5 RESERVOIR RID large rooms, IN
stand; pvt ent wo. 77i4
1000 MASS. AVE: N;W..All outside rms.
best location. Reasonable rates
1872 Z ST. Nw.-Newly, decorated single
and dole. rms. some with running water,
showers. Rates. $3.50 weekly up.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1867 Conn. ave 3rd
floor; cool quiet. east nm: running water;
duJ. shower, SIeNdtO 80.
1920 KEARNEY ST NE. Woodridge-
Lge double room, twin beds bath; gentle
men; gentiles; nr. cars. bus
1929 SHERWOOD ST. Me- front room,
next TO bath: convenient transportation.
SO4 EAST CAPITOL ST-Large. clean;
twin beds; l or , gentlemen; conv. loca-
ton $50 per mo.
CHEVY CHASE. D c-Front room, bath
and shower, gentleman preferred; reason
able EN-. 2l69
6I3 NICHOLSON ST. N.W.-Twin beds,
shower: detached home; phone; near ex-
press bus; men preferred. GE. 672O.
123 LONGFELLOW ST NW-Clean, COOL
adult family sleep. porch, shower gentle
men or empl. couple. GE. 422S.
5724 3rd ST NW-Nicely furn rm;
conv. bus; ,unlim; phone; gentle gentlemen;
facing park. GE. 6430.
CHILLUM HEIGHTS 22 Jefferson st. ne
Large. cool, front room in new, det
home. attrac. furn.; gentlemen. RA 1928.
1905 EYE ST. SE-I.ge. room. adj. bath;
nicely furn.; near Navy Yd.: no other
roomers. 90"
LARGE, comfortable front double bed
phone. zoos 18th st. NV, Apt. 81.
2503 14th ST. N.W-Room with bath;
Sunday. l0-4 pm, Mon. and Tues 6 to 8
pm. Dupont 5S17. So. 20'
Evening star., 1941-05-20
BEAUTY PARlORS.

BEAUTY parlor equipment-Chairs. lamps,
dryers, etc. fine condition. Bargain price
on all or single articles. BrasWeu, 341S
14th st. NV. CO. 1917. 20'
Evening star., 1941-05-20
COUNTRY BOARD.

ESTATE within committing distance Of
Wash, cool and quiet. good roads. no car
or bus line Phone Ashton 5242 or wrl-e
Grove Hill" Brinklow Post Once. Mont
gomery County, Nd. Good references re-
Evening star., 1941-05-20

WOMAN. white 40 TO So. Scandinavian
or German; h.w. cook dinner; 3 adults;
good hours; Sat afternoon and Sundays
Oh Sc. section. Box 69-B. Star
Evening star., 1941-05-20
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

/ GLEN ECHO or Cabin John. Md Cow.
/ employed women; NJ st. car June l. BOX
| 2g5-C. star
| WIDOWER with 5-year-od daughter. with
! private family. care OF daughter durlng
/ day: GOVT. emDlOye, gentle. Box PSI C.
Evening star., 1941-05-20

PIANO, Steinway, grand, real bargain.
Compare our prices and quality is all We
ask Also small baby grand. like new.
$3.50. RatnerS Music Store, 136 18th st.
Evening star., 1941-05-20

MAID, colored, settled. experienced. gh W
for aoults; live in; comfortable rm and
bath: must have health card and refs
W. T55O. after Z pm.
Evening star., 1941-05-20

NURSEMAID light Colored live in light
household duties, care of , children: no
cooking other help employed: $40 month
Emerson 1861
Evening star., 1941-05-20

MOTHERS HELPER. live IN or out; sal
ary So month G93l 9th St NV
MOTHERS HELPER for small apt. light
laundry, help with cooking; stay few
evenings. Shepherd 63l3
Evening star., 1941-05-20
BABY CHICKS.
FARM e GARDEN.

BARRED ROCKS. r. l. REDS. white Leg
horns. Conkey's Y-O feeds. James Feed
Store, 6I9 K st. NV Metropolitan OOs9
Evening star., 1941-05-20

PIANO-Slightly used Huntington spinet,
with the new Fabrikoid case covering,
Sl75: sells new for S2S5: has full key
board easy terms. MA. 3223. Jordan'S,
corner 18th and G SIS.
Evening star., 1941-05-20
CATTLE & LIVESTOCK.

RIDING WORK HORSES, mules. ponies
buggleG harness. saddles hay. 3 cheap
mules, 1 cheap horses. 4-yr.-o!d hunter
Rear 136 I2th 81. Sc.