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Evening star., 1941-12-28
EXEMPTED ReoI Estate Returned to the Tox Rolls

Any happenings in the District during ls41
the return of valuable
ax-exemp real taxable list Early in the year the
transmitted to Congress the report OF assessor Den
giving list real estate in the District exempt
either legislation from the payment OF taxes
including holdings of the District and Federal
totaled 699 or Al
per of all land and Improvements IN the
District OF this nontaxabe property owned by the DISTRICT
government only cent of the total valuston
board of officials have since been making careful
survey of all privately exempted property with the result
that property value of s4OOOoo has been trans
ferred from the free to This will an add
real estate taxes OF s24ooo per year.
Senote District Committee hos Made An innovation
In concluding this all too brief sketch OF 94l mentlon must
be officer Senate District Committee
Committee Renah K Camaher nauVe
Wsgtonan undertaking to do much Tor the cofnmttee ana
for the District this procedure
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
Combination

Records play on a Beam-of-
Light the exclusive Philco
reproduction method which
does away with needles alto
gether! No needles to change!
New purity Of tone! Records
last longer. New tilt front cab
met makes the monograph
easy to get at without disturb
ing anything on top of the
cabinet. Photograph is con-
cealed when not in use. Radio
gets Foreign Stations, Amer
lean Short Wave, Standard
Breakfasts and some Police.
Built-in Super Aerial System.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-14
0e.E~a,e
ARKIN 9

An attendant at our en-
trance will park your car
in a heated garage. Your
ticket O. KID for 2 hours
without charge when
you make your purchase.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
AFL Represented

The American Federation Of
Labor was also represented at the
hearing by Henry Kaiser. George
@ Lynch and James a. Glenn of
the Pattern Makers League The
AL sought representation on the
ballot for the UAW-AFL and for
separate representation for the
300 members of the Pattern Max
ers' League in the Ford tool and
die shops
Lynch charged that JkW-CIo
members m the Rouge plant had
SlaShed the clothing of AL men
and damaged their. tools
Al we ask is free election
by secret ballot" 10 said III
ma iority of the pattern makers
want TO he in the CIO, that Is
where they belong"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
copyrlpht by Detroit Times. All rlob,. reserved

gate. In reply, the union tele-
graphed Secretary of War slim
son that the company's charge
was a complete falsehood' and
demanded an investigation.
O-Under plans. worked out be-
- tween Dewey and the union,
the 1000 or more non-strikerS
who were caught in the plant
and had remained there since,
were leaving in scattered
lunches Saturday.
O-ait Ford plants In the
country He-Nhnt down, the
company announced. because of
q shortage of parts from the
Rouge plant. The total of Ford
workers now idle is $4,000.
Both company and union
4 prepared for the scheduled
battle i'm Federal Court, Monday,
when the union seeks dismissal
Of the temporary injunction is
sued by Federal Judge Arthur
i. Tuttle prohibiting the union
from interfering with the oper-
alton of the Ford plant or mo-
testing Ford workers in any
way.
--GoVernor Van Wagner an
- nounced he hopes To COM
plete arrangements by Tuesday
under which construction work
on the airplane motor plant in
side the Rouge grounds can he
resumed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Expose Deferred

In Washington. the promised eX-
pose Of communs'ic activity IN
the Ford strike did not come off.
Caplzzi informed the board that he
had brought to Washington docu-
mentary and other evidence IN
support of HE earlier charges.
But Chairman H. A. Mills of
thc NLRB ruled out the evidence.
He said the board was concerned
only with the lssue Of emplOyc
representation
CarIzzi insisted m he should
be permitted TO introduce evidence
that Go leaders and employees Of
the seventh regional NLRB dis
rict the Detroit district have
Communists aEi}lIatlonSf Eut Mills
reiterated that the board was in
terested only IN the question of
who SHOULD bargain for the Ford
workers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Capizzi Hits Union

Each group was given half ar
hour to present its case and ther
a few minutes of rcbuttal
In his concluding speech. Ca
pi1li denounced references by
union Spokesman to the Ford com
panV- as q Law violation
1T ill-behooVes the Go to
call the company law violation"
he declared for we can show
that some Of the Go officers
and high officerS-haVe criminal
records mile long.
only one Of seven eases
brought against the Ford Conn
panV under the National Labor
Relations Act has reached the
highest court"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
DeWey, Governor Optimistic
OUer Ford Peace Farley
Confined from Page One)

board for an early election in the
Ford plants
His first demand was that en-
ployes temporarily dismissed by
the company be permitted 10 vote
in the election when held. The
company. he said, marks on the
discharge slip OF all employees LAID
off the entry recommended for
refining or mot recommended for
refining" Those not recommended
for rehiring are asked to turn in
their badges. Sugar declared, al
though some of them have refused
to do So
The company thus has COM
plete list of employees eligible for
unemployment. he pointed out in
asking The board 10 allow this
group to vote. He minated that
the company otherwise might be
able TO control the election by
the simple process of laying off
union workers.
1T is well known i'm Detroit"
he declared, that the company
only hires nOn-uniOn men i'm
periods like this. We contend
that 10 prevent any further
finangling by the company to
control the election. the board
should permit these employees TO
vote"
Reinstatement Of CT pl Oy q s
whom the union contends were
illegally discharged by the com
pany. So they too may vote, was
also demanded by Sugar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Three Sandsutkers
Ice Bound al AIgOndC

ALGONAC. April 8 Three St
Clair River SandSuckerS. the Kelly
Island. the NcKerchey and the
John c. Emery are ice-bound
here today in the worst ice Jam
in two decades
Residents Of nearby H4afsen'S
Island. including Chris-Craft fac
tory employees. have been unable
20 return 10 their homes because
ice blocks the ferry route
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Vance Off Soon
For lyOn Post


Marshall Vance United States
consul at Windsor until the past
week, VIII saw (og his new post at,
Lyon. France. April 26 II IA
announced Saturday. v
Vance. after eight and one-halt
years service as consul an Windsor.
will move his family 10 California
this week. He viii return 10 New
York and on April Is leave for
Lyon. travelling by way of Lisbon,
Portugal and thence 20 Lyon by
plane.
Ills successor at Windsor viii be
Consul General George IS. Donald
recently ordered transferred from
southampton, England
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Red Issue Raised

When CapIzzi again raised 'h'
issue If communism ln the NLEi
office in Detroit Board Nembo
Edwin s. Smith Interrupted
we are not interested" Smith
said Gin whether YOU are
Fascist or these people are Com
munists or not. We are con-
cerned only with the question Of
this election"
Il am not a Fascist" Capizzi
shouted. I'm an American.
And this l. an issue. We de-
mand and are entitled To fair
play. and hate not. received It
from this boards regional office
In Detroit"
"All right. Smith retortcd.
You've said that. You've made
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Police Merit Board

Under the plan spacious munic-
ipal lots would be located on tax
delinquent vacant land Near the
edge of the loop district and feeder
bus service. operating on fast
and frequent schedule would carry
motorists direct from the lot INTO
the heart of the business and
shopping district.
Under proposals B c, d and I.
the, present police merit board
would be abolished and a some
what similar appeal board with
more limited powers would be set
up.
These proposals were placed or
the ballot al the request OF Police
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Questions at Issue

Questions 10 De- decided wcre'
How many columns shall
L appear ON the employs,
ballots The unions want two
Clio and ATI-giybng the
employees only choice between
them. The company wants Tour
one for the Ford Brother
hood, in addition to the other
two, and one which would allow
the employees 10 vote against all
unions.
O-Shall each Of the two plants
- nincoln and River Rouge
vote rs unit, or shall the en-
pleyes be disided into separate
labor classification> and vote
separately on the question Of
representation
O-Shau employees who have
- been dismissed or fur
Laughed. and who were noi
working at the time the plants
were closed by the strike, he
permitted to vote in the elcc-
ton, and il so, where shall the
line he drawn as 10 date of dis
nisSal and eligibility for re
employment, as conditions of
yotingS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Late Developments

Other late developments m tht
strike are
Tho Ford Motor Company
l charged that 100000 worth
of airplane dies have been dam
aged in the plant, delaying the
rearmament program, and asked
the war department 70 investi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Civil Service

Another proposal. f on the
ballot, would place the employees
of the city election commission
under CIVIL service.
The assessors would be re-
CURED 10 complete their work by
March l instead Of April under
another proposal marked &C" on
tfifta ballot
The special assessment tax bur-
den on corner lots would be light
ened under proposal II on the
ballot.
In addition 10 these the ballot
contains a purely advisory queS-
ton asking the people if they
would like TO have liquor sold IN
the city after , p. m on Sundays
This question has no legal
standing and its adoption or de-
feat viii not change the present
rule wEich IS established in state
law.
The liquor interests asked n
have it put on the ballot to test
sentiment and If it is adopted
they Will probably use it as a
talking point 10 secure a leglsla-
tive. change in the rule
nor ,--sJ., .r,,r.r,a-1 nj ..+-r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Proposals Await
Action Monday
on Purchase

Continued from Page One)
The S22, OOO,OOO manufacturing
standby service could be junked
for Butane gas standby cost
ing S1,25O,OO0: billing and ac-
counting could be consolidated
with the water board, the gate
rate" gas price could be cut, and
dividends, excessive interest pay
ments, excessive fees, bonuses,
salaries and the cost OF lobbying
and rate litigation could he
eliminated.
0-Municipal ownership has
- proved successful in all
other cities where IL has been
tried, notably Long Beach, Cal,
and Omaha, Neb. Rates in these
cities are substantially lower
than In Detroit and Detroit
rates could he cut from 25 TO
40 per cent under municipal OPP
GRAFTON.
I-The city government has
made an outstanding success
of the operation of the Depart
ment of Street Railways and the
water board. The DSR has the
lowest fares and the highest
wages of any traction system In
the country except New York
City.
S-DistributiOn of gas is com
~ paratively simple operation,
not unlike the pumping and dis
tributiOn of water. and is well
suited to municipal operation.
E-The city would acquire only
" the used and useful" por-
tiOnS of the gas system and leave
the gas company's holding com
pany TO salvage what they could
out of the gas manufacturing
equipment, which the city claims
is superfiuOus with natural gas.
Heated Debate
On these subjects the city anC
the gas company debated for hour,
tossing back and forth conflicting
and contradictory statistics anC
testimony by experts.
Two of the gas proposals which
require a three-flfthS vote ar,
proposals AA and BIB and are on 4
separate ballot Another part O
the question. which requires ;
simple majority is on the genera
proposition ballot and is marked
i.
The city would acquire the righ'
10 own and operate municipa
parking lots under proposal "A
on the. general proposition ballot
This proposal has the endorse
ment of the Detroit police th'
city plan commission the trafiu
engineer and the DSR.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

that point. Now 60 on from
there"
An right" CapizZi answered
angrily. 4 will"
But ! want IN say" CaplZzi
concluded. chat my offer TO
submit 10 This hoard the eVi-
dence 10 support the charges I
have made was made in good
faith. | have the evidence here
pounding a fat brief case on
the counsel tablet II Is here
for inspection by Won gentlemen
il YOU want 10 SEE il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Voters Decide If City
Enters Gas Business


Commissioner Frank d, Eaman,
who asked for freer hand in deal
ing with the personnel problems
lof his department
In essence the proposals would
ahift the police civil service from
the control of the Civil Service
Commission directly into the po-
lice department and place IT more
directly under the police commits
sioner.
The Detroit Bureau of Govern
mental Research and the Detroit
Citizens League, who have made
studies of the plan, are luke warm
toward II. although they agree il
would probably function eff
GENTLY under the present commits
SiOncr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
NLRB Election
In Ford Strike
Due This Week
Date. Terms Remain
Still to Be Decided
at Roug e, Lincoln
Tine. ,taa Correspondent

WASHINGTON, y c April :.
With a National Labor Relations
Board election virtually assured
at the Rouge and Lincoln plants
If the Ford Motor Company II
was apparent tonight That The
lection would De ordered carly
lnNf week
There rem8ircd 70 he decided
he date. TERMS 0n which former
and fUrl0uEHC1 employees HrC n
he permitted 70 vote and the
method Al conducting The cleo
ION among the 90 00o odd workers
in the two plants -
i was apparent n tho attitude
Of board members following to-
DAYS hearing and oral arguments
nv rcpresenta'iyes If Tho Ford
Company and the UAW-CIo THAT
workers have already won the
right 10 vote by secret ballot
supervised and protected hy the
federal government against fraud
on the question of VINO is 10 rep
resent them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Suga, Asks Vote

There was no response from the
board, and the big pile OF docu-
ments remained uudIsfurbod
Sugar took only a minute OF
two 10 close for the Go.
I'VE want an election, and we
want it as quickly as We can
get il. and we want if both in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

the Hotel Statler. Dewey and the
special Ford mediation commit
Tee had met with union represent
atIv-- fart4rll HI with FUTdt rep
roecnfafINpS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

AnNERTrsEMFNT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

Political ADVERTisFMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
Heated Debate

On these subjects the city and
the gas company debated for hours
tossing back and forth conflicting
and contradictory statistics and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

roIIrIcAL AnvERTIsEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

board for an early election in tn
Ford plants
Evening star., 1941-03-17
Girl Barred as Member
Named F. F. A. Queen
By the Associated Press.

NORMAN, Okla.-Peggy Minnick,
II, of Norman, recently enrolled in
a high school vocational agricul-
tural course, the first Oklahoma
girl ever to join such a class. She
found she couldn't be a member of
the Future Farmers of America,
Nationwide farm organization. The
rules limited membership to boys.
But the Norman chapter soon rem
edied that. Its boys elected Peggy
their queen.
Evening star., 1941-03-17
ROOMS FURNISHED,
tContinued.)

2l35 ST: W;-small studio room;
room, S12.50; others. S15-S2O. DI 2135.
THE GORDON HOTEL on beautiful 18th
ST. between Eye and K-Comfortable dou-
BILE rooms with baths. Sl5 and SIG per wk.
MT. PLEASANT 3342 18th St NV
Clean. light room nicely furn. double.
S25; single, $50; unlim. phone. HO. 1895.
KALORAMA RID. HOTEL. 1905 18th st.
n.w.-Single or twin. running water new
inner-spring mattresses; S6 wk. up.
1850 OTIS PL. N.W-singIe and double.
2nd-fioor front, next bath. shower; unllm.
phone; gentlemen. AID. 2723.
6627 18th ST. NW-Bright front room;
s.w. exp. adj. bath; new, detached home;
gentleman; $50. GE. 5694 evenings. 1s'
MASS. AVE. AT 22nd ST. NV, 2162 Fla.
ave.-Nice, large rm., good shower; gen.
tleman.
612 FARRAGUT ST. Nw.-Master bed
room. next bath; gentlemen: garage op-
tional; convt. trans. Georgia 7313.
1886 NORTH CAPITOL sT.-Lsrge dou-
Bile room, 1 or gentlemen. Hobart
2O34 10th N.W-Double room, single
room ,semi-private bath: excellent board.
Dupont $40
NEAR DUPONT. 21I4 n.w.-Exceptional;
large newly dec. and furn. double; in
Spanish Club; quiet men pref. 49,
l16 18th ST S.E.-Master bedroom. twin
DedS: gentlemen reas-; near Govt. bldgs.
Lincoln 1859.
MT. PLEASANT-Double room; beautiful,
private; modern home overlooking park;
reas. 1896 Walbridge pl. NV. NO OS27.
1915 BILTMORE ST. N.W-Weu-furni
single and double rooms. unllm. phone; Il
block Mt. Pleasant cars.
1915 CLIFTON ST. NV, Apt 23-Large
bedroom, twin beds. next bath: unlim.
phone; girls: sl5 mo. MI. O737. 49,
1922 18TH ST. NW.-Desirable single
and double rooms gentlemen only; reas.
Michigan 2319.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK = Newly
furnished; 2nd floor front rooms; one
large double, twin beds one single: blk
from bus. Phone Woodley 4736 is"
1914 G ST. NV, Apt. 6-Young man
snare room; twin beds; Govt. employee
l431 CHAPLIN ST. NV. ~ blk I4thI-
Large 6-WlndoW nm; unlim. phone; own
eT nome: hrSt class; garage: gentleman.
1903 r. I. AVE. NW.-Large rooms. single
OF double; running water next to showers.
9l.oO day; hotel service: family rates
1915 KANSAS AVE NW.-Lovely double
front room linz "a p
Evening star., 1941-03-17

BARRED ROCKS, r. I Reds. $3.50 per
100. Conkey's Y-O feeds James Feed
Store. 619 K st. NV. METROPOLITAN 00S9
ROCKS. Reds. Leghorns and other breeds.
Good growing and finishing batteries
cheap. Custom Matching. feed and sup
plies. j. B. Henry. phone Falls Church,
Va. 134S.
BLOOD TESTED CHICKS, brooders, equip
ment. poultry remedies and feeds F. W.
Bolglano & Co. All New York ave ne
AT. 541l COZ E st n W MA moi
Evening star., 1941-03-17
HELP WOMEN.
ICnntinued l
IMMEDIATE OPENING

For ? young ladies for publishers outside
interview dept; good chance for advance
ment; attract. possibility: percentage and
bonus basis Apply Miss Hamilton, . to 5,
suite 1OS. end National Bank Bldg
Evening star., 1941-03-17
HELP DOMESTIC.

GENERAL HoUsEWoRKER and expert
enced cook. light. colored, take charge of
apt: apt; and 4.yr; ;,Gld child for EMPLOYED par
have health card and good refs: live out;
Sll 20 week. Box 443-L, Star.
GIRL, white, for g,h.w:. cooking, cleaning
IN small family small laundry; ref. re
SsiIed %eef woodes Soy sxB sgi need apply live in SO
GIRL. white or colored, for, g.h.w;; plain
start S25 mo-; refs. SH. 1882.
GIRL, g,h.w., live in, care small child S25
month. Sligo 24l7.
GIRL: white. to live in, care Of child and
and have references. CHI. 5265.
GIRL, white for general housework; coun-
try girl preferred must like children. live
Peray ave- 0o Befhesda m0nh Nd ARRs Wisconsin, nn
GIRL, colored ghw.. experienced: 81 90
ana carfare' 1929 Adams Mill I'd NV
in; small apt: 81 per week Cali Ho-
CIR white or colored, for ghw. and
care OF : children: live in; rm., board. good
GIRL, colored, sh.w., live in upstairs room.
references required; $50 monthly. 460I
Grant rd. NV. WO. 3469
GIRL as, laundreSs and 2nd maid. or 6
days week; permanent position for effcient
girl CHI. 1909
GIRL care for child and small new home,
no laundry: live in: S35 mo to start;
pleasant home. Randolph 9064
HOUSEKEEPER- NURSE. white. over 80,
for, employed couple with 9-month baby
Call Falls Church 1859. IS'
HOUSEKEEPER. care for baby. employed
couple; $40 month live in. Shepherd
490S-M after pm.
MAID, colored, g.hw,. laundry for 2
people: must be willing TO stay late 3
nights Wk.: good pay. Hobart 5033.
MAID, white. experienced with children;
i've III: references. National 1916
MAID, colored, S45 mo: % to 35 yrs,
heal tn certificate; no laundry gen house
work; must be fond of children; stay
hlghtS; refs. necessary. Box 434-L. Star.
WHITE OR LIGHT COLORED, 25-35, ex-
perlenced cook. house cleaner, personal
laundry; city references; health card; live
in; 500 mo Box BOIL, Star.
WOMAN, white, live in general housework,
care of child: experienced; no laundry
Call Lincoln 2142. I7t
WOMAN. white. refined, exp. care baby,
small apt, prepare eve: meal: days only.
sun. of; health certif begin April /;
parents employed, refs. exch. S35 mo and
meals; mr. Geo Wash. Univ. Box 4S5-M,
Star.
GOOD HOME. small salary, to middle-aged
lady for care of 2 children, and g. for
employed mother. WO. $3.50, afternoon
Evening star., 1941-03-17

TYPEWRITERs at bargain prices. Royals,
ondeTS9odS seca6tsd Smiths sl5 up trade,inS
Donald. 1895 Eye ST.. cor. 18th. DI. 6277.
TYPEWRITERs-Roya Underwoods, L.
SS M9nday NaS6a TafS6y SS 9n
Central typewriter Co, a28 St. f1i NV o. '''
YPEWRIT r s-Underwood, rebuilt,
slt7;50: Royal, rebuilt, $@i SO. And many
RePabfe RePaHf TSRsSFier Sas4 Co. Sl4 l4th st ~ Hw
TYPEWRITER Rental Service, 5716 10th
NV. GE lS83-UnderwoodS. 81 .S5 mo-.
mos in adv. S5.55; no. del, 81 add. dep
and used. sold. rented. repaired. Terms.
1881 East Capitol st Ii 00s2. '- '
icYd iIYPEWRITERs-openng ENV sale at our new
Typewriter Co, 73i ifth St. NV
EUREKA. SIS .95; EfEcTRoIuX' si65..oo5;;
with att. Ts59llt pE9T an and s sTar Ike Ike new yr
s05 11th st. NV. National 7773. IL
VACUUM CLEANERS. remodeling sale,
everything must go, rebuilt cleaners as low
as as 20 g2i We are ,,, one Of the Oldest and
Service companes cGnW IN efsnet parts ana
614 10th ST. NV. National ss72.
WASHERS: Deep-cut prices on brand-new
standard makes of washing machines. in
crates at discounts of more than 6O'c off
list prices. No down payment Terms as
low as 81 weekly. Liberal trade-in
ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY.
Washlngton's Largest Appliance House.
81 G st: NV, Entire Building.
District 3737. Open Ewes. Till PM
WASHERS AND IRONERS. remodelng sale,
all standard makes as low as SI2.95. Big
trade-ln allowance Easy terms You may
pay with your light bill. WE ARE AUTHOR
IZED SALES AND SERVICE FOR BENDIX,
MAYTAG. G E. WESTINGHOUSE, A. B. c.
AND THOR.
ELECTRICAL CENTER.
514 10th st. NV. National ss72.
WASHING MACHINE. Universal spinner,
large size; cost new Sl69.50: sell S39 so.
Otner used washers and lroners from s.
up. Also new A. B. C., C. E and BendiX
noor models at greatly reduced prices No
down payment and as low as S3.95
month. Open evenings until O'Clock
j. !. Bateman & Sons, 1912 r / ave. ne.
COMPLETE modern l. T.. br and kit
furniture radio owner leaving town cash
Evening star., 1941-03-17
ARROW CAB co.

Has openings for men over FL years Of age,
70 drive must be residents OF D. c. or
Metropolitan Area for l year: free irStruc-
ton; can earn S25 to $50 wkly. Apply al
10 am. promptly for further details, 3IO
NJ st. ne ASK for MY Booth
Evening star., 1941-03-17
THE MANOR.

210s 18th st. n.w.-Lovely doubles, singles
and triples; also twin bedroom and private
bath: excellent food. MI. 1046.
Evening star., 1941-03-17
STEADY WORK

Men over 25 with good appearance who
can qualify for general line route work
in D. c. or nearby Md. and Va Average
earnings from So to $50 per week. Call
in person. to II am. 513 K St NV
Evening star., 1941-03-17
ROOMS WANTED.
SUBURBAN ROOMS.
SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.

ARLINGTON-Block bus 1O-cent fare
pleasant twin room, next bath; best meals
II desired: garage: reasonable. CH. 12lS.
Evening star., 1941-03-17
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

TYPEWRITERS at bargain prices. Royal
UnderwoodS. Smiths, SI5 up; trade-ir
accepted; rentals, So monthly. Ma
Donald. 1435 Eye ST.. cor. 18th. DI. 627