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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
What the Gestapo Means

Militantly. the President called
for preservatloa~o of the American
party SYSTEM which assures free
dom of speech, press and air, and
worship.
THE history of nations be-
trayed during the past year."
he declared, 1.-THE history of ma
tons conquered during the past
year, should show us and the
rest of the world what ii means
10 live in world organized and
ruled by the GestapO."
Most emphatically he warneC
that enemies of democracy. with
propaganda as their chief weapon
are attempting To- destroy ma.
tiOnal unity
THE propaganda comes in
ever-increasing quantities, with
eVer-increaSin violence, from
across the seas" he said. "And
il is disseminated within our
own borders by agents or innO-
cent dupes of foreign powers.
ut :, is directed against all
Americans - Republican and
Democrat, farmers and bankers,
employers and employees,
"Propagandists, defeatists and
dupes, protected as they are by
our fundamental civil liberties,
have been preaching the un-
goGly gospel of fear. They use
insinuation and falsehoOd. They
have tried TO shatter the conf
dence of Americans in their
government and i'm one another"
For the Inside News" of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column in the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Cite Difficulties

The amendments. which provide
for new requirements for the sign
ers Of referendum petitions would
if passed. greatly increase the dii'
ficultieS of securing submission oil
such reforms as county home rule
reaDportionment. etc. and mlgh'
have prevented establishment oi
the new system of state civil serv-
ice" the Scarchhght stated.
The Searchhght also condemns
the "plunker' vote which was
recommended by the Go for IL
Recorders Court Judges
1.-THE plunker vote device Is
unfair TO average voters because
IL is intended To double the value
of each vote cast" the Search
light stated. Under the plunker
vote, only 10 candidates would
he voted on out of the rs run
ming, thus assuring the 10 of
large block of votes.
Especially Good
Elm the Recorders Court. the
Go denied support 10 Judge
Thomas NJ. C9ter. ". Mckay
Skillman, Arthur +. Gordon and
John '. Brennan, whose long
records in service are especially
good" the Searchight stated
"YOur committee regret the an
nounced effort of union labor to
retire from public life judges OF
recognized competence who were
falsely alleged to he unfair to
the working man. The record
Shows that the judges 80 criti-
eized generally have been inter-
preting state LAW according ts
rulings made by the Michigan
Supreme Court"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
6 Italian Warships Ripped
BIZ Allied NaUies and Raj
Continued from Page one)

italian navy, trIumphantly de-
Clared,
Lone IF the largest and most
powerful of the Littorio class of
hattleships has been severely
damaged and two enemy cruisers
also have been severely dam
aged. hope maybe they're
sunk II don't think there is
much left OF their destroyers.
British reconnaissance Pilots,
flying over the battle area, re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Credit Secret Graft

ROME. March % (INS)-A
secret type of Italian torpedo boat
was credited by Fascist newSpa-
perS today with the sinking of a
British warship claimed by the
Italians yesterday at Suda Bay,
the British base on the island Of
Crete
This small. high-spced craft is
capable of "surmounting all bar
rierS and obstacles. the Fascist
press claimed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Not a Partisan Decision

THE decision we have reached
Is not partisan decision" he
said. THE leader of the Repub-
lican party himself-Mr. Wen
dell wilhelm order and in
action, is showing what patriotic
Americans mean by rising above
partisanship and rallying to the
common cause. And now that
the plain people of America have
spoken their determination, Re-
publicans and Democrats in the
Congress and out of the Con-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Boys Body in River Raisin

MONROE. March % The, body
Of Charles fIeidcn ;. VINO had been
missing more than month. was
found today in the River Raisln.
ut Petersburg near here. \ wide
spread search had been conducted
for the boy and a missing compan-
ion. Blair Elder @. since they
vanished February 9.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Hitler Picture Burned

The fuehrcr. through his Bel
grade minister. was reliably said
10 have informed the Yugoslav
government he considers this in
cident a grave personal insult,
rendered all the more serious by
the fact that Yugoslav troops
withdrew from the scene, permit
ting the demonstrators to burn
Hitler's photograph and trample
the Reich flag.
The ultimatum from Berlin was
reported to have said that salts
faction for this incident is the
first order of business between
Germany and Yugoslavia if the
most drastic measures by the
Reich are to be avoided.
Until such satisfaction is given,
the German government will re-
fuse even to discuss the question
of Yugoslavia'S intentions regard
ing the Axis alliance, which its
ousted government signed last
Tuesday in Vienna. it was stated
by a trustworthy source.
The ominous German note,
reminiscent of Reich protests
against insults" that preceded
previous German military actions,
was delivered while Nazi passen-
ger planes ceased flying 10 Bel
grade and Nazi river ships stopped
navigating Yugoslav Danu b c
waters.
Won Hecren already had de-
Iivered a verbal protest TO Nuncic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

cabinet in power and 17-year-olo
King Peter ii on the throne.
THE British news agency
Exchange Telegraph reported
from Belgrade that a German
diplomatic official driving
through Belgrade suburb had
been detained by Yugoslav mill
tary authorities and that Won
Heefen had told Nincic that ''in
the future German officials will
arm in self-defense." The dis
patch also reported German
property was damaged in new
anti-Nazi outbreaks at Maribor,
Yugoslavia.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Croats Seek Autonomy

As a result the prospect arose
that the nations 1500, 900 Croats,
through their leaders, may insist
on breaking away to become an
autonomous area, possibly leaving
the 1000. 900 Serbs. with m or Q
than 1000, 600 Slovenes, to resist
any German military attack alone.
Croat leaders were said to be in
Sisting on full adherence with the
Axis alliance.
An estimated 10000 Germans
and thousands of Italians living in
the Serbian regions were under
stood to have been ordered Ia
hasten their evacuation German
and Italian newspaper correspon-
dents We're ordered TO leave today
or Monday. as were also the wives
and children of Nazi and Fascist
diplomatic officials.
The German and Italian lega.
tionS gave as the official reason
for the excavations the argument
that the YugoslaV government
has not demonstrated its ability
10 defend Italian d German
property and subjects and so far
has given no sufficient guarantee
il will do so i'm the future.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

STesS are pdtTlOtNdiiN Co-opct-
ating to make that determine
ton take positive form
Two paragraphs stood but in his
condemnation of the propagandistS
and their unwilling dupes who are
seeking TO preach the ungodlS
gospel of fear Said President
Roosevelt:
I'VE have seen what has hap
pened 10 the great induStrialiSts
of Germany who supported the
Nazi movement, and then re-
ceived their reward in Nazi con
centratiea camps or in death.
I'VE have seen how the work
ers of France were betrayed by
their sO-called champions. the
Communists. For no matters
what Communists lips have said,
their actions have proved that In
their hearts they care nothing
for the real rights of free labor"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Hard Days Are Ahead

Again he cautioned the public
that hard days are ahcad-that
every ono would have to work
overtime at putting his shoulder
to the national defense wheel.
"If we sit dawn now we may
get run over later" he said.
"And If our kind of civilization
gets run over. the kind of peace
we seek will become an unat-
tainable hope"
The Chief Executive broadcast
from the waEdroom of the Poto-
mac. which had just returned from
a weeks fishing cruise around the
British Bahamas. His craft was
tied at dock where only a freight
shed separated him from the Ger
man freighter rauca, which was
chased into this harbor from Fort
Lauderdale in December, 1889 by
the British cruiser Orion.
Although he was addressing Dri-
marily the series Of annual Demo
cratic rallies in honor of Jackson
Day Mr. Roosevelt paid particu-
lar tribute 10 Wendell Willkie. his
opponent last Novem-
Der, who is stumping the United
States and Canada in behalf of
the all-out aid effort for Britain
and her Allies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

mander-in-chief Of the British
Mediterranean iieet). sighted
Italian forces consisting of bat
tleships. uisers and de-
stroyerS.
THE enemy forces were scat
tered, but some of their units
were brought to action.
1T appears so far that Mt least
one Littorio class battleship has
been damaged and two enemy
cruisers severely damaged.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Asks No Vote

The SearchlIEht. recommended a
no vote on The police depart
ment amendments which were
submitted 10y Commissioner Frank
= Eaman
II states that The proposed
amendments virtually repeal tnc
merit board pa7 adopted '"o
years ago.
on -four other city amendments
the Searchligbt stand was 1il}
or,aration of parking lots no
recommendation, civil service for
a employees Of the city election
commission. yes. assessment follS
to be completed by March / yes
special assessments. yes
On both state proposals me
Searchhght recommends a no
at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Citizens League
Asks\'N0' Votes
On Gas, Police
Special Election Issue
of Civic Searchlight
Tells Difficu lties

A vote against municipal owner
ship of the Michigan Consolidate
Gas Company in the election spu
Z was urged Saturday by the civic
Searchlight If the Detroit CIii-
zens' League in IFS special election
edition.
"We do not believe the ease
presented ~ far justifies enter
ing the large, difficult field %
city ownership and operation,
The Searchlight stated
"Our program OF national de
Tense and security j. most sFri-
Gus. We are not We'll enough
satisfied with solution Of some
OF cur many present municipal
problems 60 advise addition OF
another large one. We are
unanimous in recommending
no vote"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

turned to their bases and reported
TO Cairo Raj headquarters Il ey
had spotted Italian, officers and
sailors adrft on RATS in the
Ionian. indicating at least one md
probably more of the Fascist war
Sims bad .alrcadV boon sunk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
YugosIdvid Gets
Maj UItimdtum.
Belgrade Hears
New Simovic Cabinet
Tottering as Nation
Reels Toward War
CONTINUED from Page one)

Continued from Page One)
resign and that Yugoslavia may be
split into separate territories.
A high Yugoslav authority in
formed international News Service
shortly after midnight that the
situation had considerably de.
Perforated" since a cabinet meet
ing late Saturday in which the
antagonistic aims of YugoslaviaS
two largest population groups, the
Serbs and Croats. could not be
reconciled.
With the Croat leader. Vide
Premier Vladimir Mack. eX-
pected to arrive in Belgrade today
from the Croatian capital of Ia
greb, Croatian opposition TO the
Serbian majority firmness toward
the Axis powers was gathering
strength and threatened to create
a cabinet crisis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Awoif End of Battle

The first pitched battle between
a major Italian naval fleet ano
British forces. which for months
have been challenging the Fascist
navy 10 come out and fight. was
revealed m an admiralty COM
munlque that related
Naval operations Of some
Importance are taking place in
the eastern Mediterranean.
so far only preliminary re-
ports are available. But IL APP
pears that on yesterday our
naval forces, operating under
the command of Admiral Sir
AndreM Cunningham (com-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Mr.. Roosevelt
Warns Of 'Isms

Continued from Page One)
maintain our ancient liberties
under these terrible conditions?
How soon would we have to
accept the doctrine that one
must fight fire with fire -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

For the Inside News" of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column in the Times.
Evening star., 1941-06-11

ROOM AND BOARD for > boys, apcd 4
and g. DI Gg91
Evening star., 1941-06-11
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

AIRY. > R. K. AND B, ENTIRE FLOOR.
suitable %; June 21-September /. 1909
Bltmore st n W, evenings. Hobart SSS4.
l ROOM AND BATH, COMP. FURN., ELEc.
Apt 403 June l5th-Sept. lst.
1910 GOOD HOPE RD. SE-BEDROOM.
kitchen employed couple or 2 gentlemen;
S}5 mo AT. 4l34
1913 CALVERT sT.--3 ROOMS ON. 3rd
Of windows; near Rock Greek.
143S NEWTON NW.-SPOTLESS BASE
ment Ink studio rm. sink. refg., semi
shower; / or > adults: S22 50 mo
ENTIRELY PRIVATE SECOND FLOOR;
bath hot water; clean. quiet: cool! 3 eN-
posureS, gentIleS, adults only. 54l4 Sth
WANTED YOUNG MAN TO SHARE APT
with another, IN Takoma Park, Md $50
mo. SH. 57S@-J.
PARK LEE, 1870 PARK RD-EXCEL-
:: spacious bedrooms hall, dressing room
kitchen, bath shower; exposures, front;
elevator: $3.50. HO. 549s.
PRIVATE ENTRANCE, CLOSE IN; SHOW
sT phone; ae;,bTa neWiy dec 6n and fqT9; single
BACHELOR APT. WELL FURN.; SOUTH
west exp: fireplace, bath. elec. refg
person. 1871 l6th st NV. DU 1856
"6l4 UNIVERSITY PL. NV, NEAR 18th
and FalrmOlt-Laree. front room, st
WESTCHESTER - SUBLET JUNE % -
Scot Ist~Alfractlvely furn. living room.
otEette. kitchen, bedroom, bath, Suuroom
with Murphy bed; SID mo. Call rs
OVERLOOKING SHOREHAM HOTEL
Attrac. fur. suite; fireplace, I've m. >
Ddrms., mod. bath, kit, porch. AID. 3l20.
l3'
COMPLETE AIR-COND. 4sOl conn AVE
New; .--bedrnl. apt: % mo-: mel refg-,
G55 SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. SE-NICF-
~ furnished, , rooms, kitchenette, private
bath. m !
Is0s A ST s E-YOUNG REFINED EMPL.
llr! 70 share home, unlIm- phone, $50.
KIT, hdlh' nicely furn.. new; all utilities;
REFINED GIRL TO SHARE ATTRAC-
tNely furnished apt, conveniently located
~ exclusive residential district. Gentle
Phone OrdVay utsu
LIVING ROOM, BEDROOM DINETTE
Kitchen, garage. yard completely furnished
including and light dishes. SIlyerWsrr.
so per month. 3 blocks from Zoo. bus
S'oUS at door. co 3.}4 ]. call after 8 30 p m.
MT PLEASANT. 1879 KILBOURNE PL
n v. .-Lly. rm.. > bedrms., dining rm kit,
bath porch. so mo. incl. utilities. adults
gentle 60 4Gl@
ARMY OFFICER WILL SUBLFr UN-
ll' 'Adi4F a u ar I'VE conn. ave SILG-O app.
Et,ng room lEX',3. wood -buruine fireplace
large double bedroom. small sIno'e bed
room kitchen and bath $50 DU T913
900 Goth ST NV ROOM. KITCHEN
bath, nicely fuTn-, gas, eleC and Tefg. on
house. conv location. NE. 9I14
1915 K ST. NV ROOM. GRILL
closet, bath. nicely furnished elec. and
reiR on house. COW. downtown. NE.
1921 COLUMBIA RD NV. APT. @l-3
rms, kitchen. porch and bath, furnished,
reasonable AID 3601
81, MADISON ST NV LGE. RMS
KIT ano bath. eli utll. mel phone, ADULTS,
gehtIles $3.50. RA. 5662.
l43" FAIRMONT ST. N.W-LGE t-FL
rm. KIT. bath sleeping porch, elec. refg
utll. incl adults S41.5O mo
TO SUBLET-FURN STUDIO APT. ]
large rm. : windows pullman Kitchen
shower. utilities incl. fine location, v.
refs $50 mo Phone after pm Nj
li5-
- FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
mex b. n excel location SO per month,
Including everything: adults WO 67l7
NR CAPITOL - UNUSUALLY LARGE
from rm completes furn next bath,
81 wk sobor couple 3ll z Capitol
FAREWELL. $500 18th St. NV
large rooms. kit. din. elev
Evening star., 1941-06-11

BOYS spend your vacation in Shenandoah
Valley in private home A free Trip
through Caverns for first TWO. Gail at 2O3n
o ST. NV, d. C, Thursday, pm for
details 10
Evening star., 1941-06-11
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

QUIET WORKING GIRL OR WOMAN TO
share exp OF 2-rooIn kit, bath apt with
CH- 5759. 1889 10Th s.. n. Arl.
81 30 WK, FURN > R. KITCHENETTE,
pyt. bath: pvt entrance; nr bus. stores.
BOSS REALTY, 1854 N Hudson OK. 29l9
NICELY FURNISHED LIVING ROOM,
bedroom, kitchen and bath; 20 Johnson
ave. HyatJSVille. Nd
ATTRACTIVE GROUND FLOOR APT.
1927 Arlington Ridge I'd. upper rG- to
kit, fireplace: Ice trees. beautiful view;
on bus line. 10 min. from city; $50. heat
furn. Apply F. G. CAMPBELL. 1915 Arl-
ington Ridge rd. or Rm. 4 L., Washington
Loan & Trust Bldg. MA. 20i9
4-ROOM UNFURN. APT. S57 so: GAS.
electricity. heat included; 10 minutes from
downtown. 1881 10th st. n. Arlington, Va.
/ NORTH DUBARRY AVE. SEABROOK.
Md. i mile from Lanham on Bowie I'd
3-room furnished apt, ami, everything
furnished: adults only: $40. IL
FORT STRONG VILLA APT. LEE HWY
Va.-UnfuT., rooms, bath, expos; cool,
clean: no children. Chestnut 5Sl6. 12'
HYATTSVILLE, MD-UNFURNISHED 1st
floor. . rooms. kitchenette, semi-bath. IL
Percy St Warfleld 2544.
APT. NEW ROOMS. KITCHEN AND
bath, electric range, Frigidaire: 10 min
utcS from city; easy transp.; $50. Glebe
@06h
Evening star., 1941-06-11
GARDEN CONSTRUCTION

outdoor frepl4ces. miniature Wolls, lily
pools, rock gardens. fiagstone walks. ter
races, dry walls drivewayS, tennis courts.
fences. hedges, everblooming rose. shrub,
annual and perennial beds. iOund&uJl
lawn and specimen DlantnES. sacrifice tall
evergreenS for screen, benches. bird baths,
sun dialS. weather vsnes grading. spray
ing. manures. pruning, Maryland BLUEGRASS
sod. Sugge stIon and estimates are free.
I,Incnln t.l.,1 lHa
Evening star., 1941-06-11
APARTMENTS WANTED,

WANTED e: OR , BEDRM. APT. OR DU-
pleN. ouiet. refined ne!ghborhood: Conv. 10
schools tranSp: white GENTLE. July 1st
occupancy FIR 0645.
REFINED YOUNG COUPLE WISHES FURN.
=. and X IN nv near Government build
lneS. Must be reasonable. D1. 0l@l bet.
D 10 pm l3'
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l4O1 18th ST. NV.

Ideal residence for business people: lge.
single dble. semi-pvt. bath sWltchbd;
selective menus.
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ROOMS WANTED.
ROOMS FURNISHED.

JEWISH GIRL desires room or share room
must include liberal use OF your piano.
Box 4S-G. Star l3'
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APARTs. FURN. OR UNFURh.

CHEVY CHASE ROOMS. FIREPLACE
S5S and ons-haf utilities new home high
elevation. ! faye. WI alI3
NR DUPONT CIRCLECORNEP APT.
@uu6 n s. nv Apr 81 largs rms.
haN bath e,ec refE- So 90. o 3 HOP
KINS- liy6 Vernon. ave. + v. DI. 121l
or WO u?tH.
" ROOMS KIT UTU FURNISHED. ELFC
refg, Seml-prlyate bath. ADULTS, gentlles
Evening star., 1941-06-11

LOVELY DOUBLE TRIPLE ROOMS. entire
house renoya led. freshly painted, new wall
papers Sanded floors, new furniture new
beds. new linen: downtown walking dis
tance I919 NJ 81. W. RE Ol6m.
Evening star., 1941-06-11
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

GREAT DANE. female 2la yrs. old. beauti-
wor G derful biich for breedinc: 500 Also
3 old female great dane pup. fawn,
registered A. x. c.; So. Call WO. sol
evenings
PIGEONS. ) pair of white king: movable
stall. 500. 20@O Courthouse I'd, Arlington,
Va. CHI. "7S7
COCKER PUPPIES champion stock, lead
ing Eastern blood lines, healthy and lively.
D1. 6013 after pm
PEKINGESE PUPPIES. champion stock
pedIgreed. 5 wGs.. beautiful male and fe-
male, 50 RA. 1644.
YOUR DOG CALLED FOR given sani-
tary bath removing all feaS and returned
FOR 81 Bide-a-wee Pet Animal EoSpital
WO. O@@4 Bethesda Branch. WI 3045
DOGS CLIPPED. CALLED FOR
Evening star., 1941-06-11

LARGE DOUBLE ROOM for -: exposure;
i'm phone. Ist class maid and COOK;
widows home 3rd house from $500 blk.
10th ST. 1896 Whittier st. NV. RA.
Evening star., 1941-06-11

DUPONT CIRCLE. ltOl 1Sth St n ", Eng
hSh House-Very cool "nd-floor front va
csucy. close TO bath. for young Govt man.
excellent meals. home-coOked pastries. etc:
ditto for young lady. also }rd-floOr, single
or double with sleeping porch; h9f rates
IN coaching in violin. piano and voice.
w LGIr-.- do An-n-n .h-ln
Evening star., 1941-06-11

1872 r ST W.-VacancIes for bows and
girls Large, cool. drawing room and
h. all L. - l.
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DADIAN HALL,

1872 10Th ST NV
Distinctive house, newly decorated and
furnished: plenty baths excel. meals.
Front sinsle. large double, triple with run
ming water. Ree soma BILE. Bus q door.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

Comfortable rooms with home priv; un-
limited phone; reas; conv. tranSp. FIR.
:365C
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTEp.

AKERS OVEN four or eight pan Sn-dt
chart mixer also pans and factory RACKS
Evening star., 1941-06-11

"52I CONN. opp Shoreham-Cool. attr.
rms. overlooking PIX ample baths, inner
Sprs.: del meals: 81 80 up
Evening star., 1941-06-11
RFI,MONT GARDENS,

Formerly Italian Embassy; 100 rooms,
switchboard music room png-Dong tray
service: elevator and many other luxuries.
For a minimum price. Rooms from $40
SINGLES with private bath SS5. including
o L. j Ct IL
Evening star., 1941-06-11

NEW COLORED FLATS.
Gallaudet st NE rooms. dinette.
litchen and bath; S32.5 to S35; avail
Evening star., 1941-06-11

$500 18th ST. NV. the Hlllcrest-Very
large. southern exposure room 4 windows,
porch. PVT bath, larGe grounds with trees.
ennn hnard Eree marking
Evening star., 1941-06-11
FLATS FOR RENT.
NEW COIORI

NEW, COLORED FLATS.
Gallaudet 81. ne rooms. dlnette.
kitchen and bath; $3.50 to S35; avail
able June IS.
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON,
Mn.l Irrnstnnnrt PlHn Pc 1ISl
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

GAR WOOD three seats first-cass condi-
ton, 13O-h y. Call National Sl6u between
S and ; O'Clock and Oxford o24S-M after
Evening star., 1941-06-11
MOVING, PACKING & sToRAaE.

LOCAL AND long DISTANCE MOVING
Grating and packinG; insured carriers; reas
rates. JAS OTTEY, 3226 1lth st. NV
co nfbsl
Evening star., 1941-06-11

ARLINGTON-Room with board. for busi
ness woman; private home. adults: 10 min
from Washington: excellent bus service:
porch, garden, overlooking city. Jackson
1913.
ATTR. ROOM. twin beds, inner-spring mat
tresses, c.h.w., seml-prIvate bath; block
lnc bus: unlIm. phone. CH. @1IS.
2O23 N. COURT HOUSE RD, Arl.-Large
front room, blk from bus. phone furn.;
ser emsn preferred. Ma. 6537. Evss.
CH .5l5.
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REFRIGERATORS, FANS
BABY CHICKS.

z : W APPR2yER P6c2y r P5ooa,fsIsd ana / eh79 Red
ducklines and turkey poults J5meSNay
poultry equipment L. E Beech Hatchery,
Norbeck Nd Ashton Abb. Open Sunday.
BARRED ROCKS. r I. Reds, White Les
horns Conkey's Y-O feeds James Feed
Store. 619 K St NV METROPOLITAN 0OSa
Evening star., 1941-06-11
RE-UPHOLSTERING

Three-plece living suite upholstered for
e+5. coyerlnE and new inside material IN
cluded made like new IN finest tapestry
ana frleZefto workmanship guaranteed.
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERY co.
o5Og 18th ST y VI col UMETA lul -.
Evening star., 1941-06-11
FARM & GARDEN

TOP SOIL rich and black; small or large
quantities; trash removed: lawns remade
DE 6331, DU. O1l5.
$50 Gu. YARDS well-rotted COW manure.
Special price on entire lot. Waters, WI.
Evening star., 1941-06-11

Clifton Hall, 1889 Clifton st. NV
Clean rooms new furniture, single rm.
avail; also tvin-bed rms 81 ga. MI
Evening star., 1941-06-11
GRAFTON HOTEL.
GORDON HOTEL,
THE EMERY HOTEL,
LOW RATES.

1912 G ST. Beautiful furnished rms,
singles and doubles; monthly rates: switch
board, showers: slat doors: elevator. RE.
Evening star., 1941-06-11

11%3 18Th st. w-Bed-l.vHg rm, kit.
hath Dire. sing Tm FrlgICalTe elec, gas
incl. 50 Up mo ST. so Up wkIy. Ma.
Evening star., 1941-06-11

Special rates, available now, beautifully
furnished, comfortably cool, all rooms with
semi-pvt bath: walking distance Govt
bldgs.; singles, - I'd: doubles, 81 I'D.
Evening star., 1941-06-11
SIAMESE CATS,
BOATS.

Registered stock at bargain prices.
Laurence DronSheld. Ellcott City 221-N
Evening star., 1941-06-11

3Slg MASS. AVE n W--Front rm., cross
Veutllauon Iuner-Sprlng mattress, connect.
bath. excel tranSp gentleman.
3114 MASS AVE. N W-Twn-bed room,
adjoining path. convenient tranSporta-