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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
Bill Of Rights,
$50 Yedrs0Id,
CeIebratedHere
Paul V. MeNutt Speaks
al Detroit Rally;
Governor 10 Preside
CSee Editorial, Page 17.)

By presidential and guberna-
torial proclamation, Michigan to-
day commentaries the one hum
drcd fiftieth anniversary Of the
final ratification of the. Bill OF
Rights program which. h as
assumed new significance since the
Pearl Harbor bombing.
Federal Securities Administrator
Paul V. McNutt is scheduled TO
.arriVe in Detroit this afternoon,
heading a formidable list of speak
|erS who will address meetings
Throughout the state. McNutt's
address. 10 be broadcast over a
statewide network. will he deliv-
Iered at Cass Technical High
ISchool at 8 p. m.
GOVERNOR TO PRESIDE
Presiding over the principal De-
Itroit rally will be Gov. Murray d.
Van Wagner. Also speaking will
be Prof. Preston Slosson of the
University of Michigan.
Similar rallies are scheduled In
Hazel Park, Hamtramck, Wyan-
dotte, Royal Oak and Highland
Park. Among outState cities spon-
|Soring programs are Battle Creek,
Flint, BeSsemer, Gladwin. Port
Huron, Saginaw, Ann Arbor and
st. Joseph.
President Roosevelt has pro-
claimed today BILL of Rights
Day" His radio address will high
light the national observance.
which will include the laying of
wreath on the tomb Of the author
OF the Bill OF Rights-George
Mason. =
Al the suggestion Of the Michi-
gan commemorative committee for
the Bill of Rights sequi-centennial
celebration, Governor Van Wag-
ioner proclaimed the anniversary.
MAYORS PROCLAMATION
In conformance. Mayor Edward
IL. Jeffries Jr. and seven other
Michigan mayors issued city proc
Ilamations.
The committee. which started
plans for the celebration Novem-
Der ID, represents more than 100
Michigan organizations and bust
mess firms Including altraces and
1creedS, it is headed by John E.
Porter, executive secretary. Its
aim is the teaching of liberty and
tolerance under the Bill of Rights.
which are the first 10 amendments
Ito the Federal Constitution.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
Worker
Accused
I'm KILLING

Sherlffs deputies today charged
Steve Jazwuna, So, a farm hand of
r. +. D. No. !, Beverly road,
Wayne, with the murder of his
John GoralSk. AZ
According 10 Chief Of County
Detectives Frank White, Jazwuna
admits beating Goralski TO death
with the BUT Of a shotgun while
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
Bandits Rob Truck Driver

Police today sought two armed
bandits, who jumped on the run
ming board Of a truck driven by
Barnett Ruzunna 42 of 1897
Blaine avenue and robbed him OF
5000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15

two hours and then have four
hours off.
This schedule. they were told,
would continue for "a hours, then
the other company would take
over.
During their time off and while
they were on reserve the men will
sleep on cots which have been
placed side-by-side in a basement
gymnasium of the old armory.
For the present they will eat In
nearby restaurants on an allow
ance Of 70 cents a day. Within
Embellishments that-a
kitchen will be set up in the build
ing.
SERVE FOR DURATION
"The men are In earnest and
the war" said Lieut.. Walter
Sumerton OF 1916 Stahelin ave-
nut, the first man TO be named
officer of the day.
1.-THE men OF this outfit are
real patriots. For a year they
have been training two nights a
week without pay. Now they
are ready 10 do their part for
their country.
THE average age OF the men
IL about 80. Only few are war
veterans. Tho others are just
feIIous MANY In thai AarIy
EOS. who have been deferred nv
the draft for one reason or an
other. We're not a fighting unit
hut are guarding against sabo-
taRe"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
State Troops Relieve Soldiers
Guarding Tunnel and Bridge
Take Over Duties at All
Important Places in State

Almost exactly one year after
they were organized the Michigan
State Troops were on active duty
today guarding the Detroit Wind
sor Tunnel, the A m b assa d o r
Bridge and the railroad tunnel
here, the Blue. Water Bridge at
Port Huron and important utilities
in towns throughout the state.
Acting on the order of Gov.
Murray d. Van Wagner, the
troops have taken over all the
guard duties that were assumed
-tt1e- outbreak OF war by soldiers
from Fort Custer and Selfridge
Field.
PART OF ARMY
Not a home guard organization,
but an integral part OF the ma
tons armed forces. the state
troops were modified Yesterday
and Immediately became subject
10 all army regulations and will
receive army pay for their days
of guard duty corresponding 10
their rank
OF the $50 members Of the De-
troit unit of the troops. 1913 men,
two complete companies, were as
sembled AT the Light Guard Arm
DRY at Brush and Larned streets
after the mobilization call for i'm
mediate guard duty.
Ranging in age from lS 70 ~,
the men were called from their
regular homes for what is ex-
pcCted TO be two or three DAYS of
active guard duty. Then the two
companies are expected to be re-
placed by two more. and they Will
be followed by two others so that
each man Will lose perhaps only
two days a week from his regular
work.
Everything was in readiness for
the mobilization when the call
Came Heavy coats, the length
Of a navy pea jacket. had arrived
few hours earlier from jackson
Prison and Hllsdale. where they
had been quickly manufactured
WINTER CLOTHING
New hats with ear flaps had
been received and there were
boxes Of heavy underwear.
As each man arrived he was
quickly outfitted. then given his
gun, 1917 Lee Enfield used by
the army during the first World
War. ON the end was an lS-lnch
bayonet,
y The mon ~ one company were
selected for immediate duty Five
we're placed on sentry duty out
side the armory, the balance were
divided into units for duty al the
bridge and tunnels and told that
thew would be on guard duty for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
DISPUTE WITH BOARD

The arbitration board. was orig
inally established by agreement OF
the creamery owners OF the De-
troit area and the Michigan Mix
Producers Association 10 rule on
the association demands for an
increase IN the price Of base milk
from S264 10 $500 a hundred
weight.
The dairy farmers were then
asked to sit in on the arbitration
and appoint members Of the board
This was done. but Jacob said
that because Of the boards refusal
To permit testimony concerning
the base-Surplus system there was
no need for this organization 70
wait decision before calling a
strike.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15

The only milk that VIII he
brought TO Detroit il was claimed
VIII be that produced by the
Michigan Producers Association, a
rival organization of farmers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
LESS THAN COST

This is less than II costs TO
produce II. We lose money N
we sell II in Detroit, while We
can at least break even II we
sell IL for butter or for powdered
milk.
we want to make 1T clear
that we are not going t. waste
milk by not shipping II Ia De-
trOit. We are merely going to
sell IL elsewhere. There II go
ing 10 he no violence. no dump
ing Of milk In the streets. We
are just going 10 seek another
market until Detroit raises its
prices"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
CLAIMS MAJORITY

The United Dairy Farmers an
organization formed in this area
a year and one-half ago, claims
that IT represents 1000 OF the TO-
600 dairy farmers in the Detroit
milk shed In addition, il says.
another 1000 farmers viii Join
with IT in q sympathy strike.
The United Dairy Farmers
voted the strike al an officers
meeting held IN Romeo. The vote
was cast after Edward 4. Jacob.
the organization attorney. re-
ported that the groups demand
for abolition OF the baSe-Surplus
method of buying milk would not
be considered by the arbitration
board now hearing the demands Of
farmers for an Increase in their
price.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
UNCLE RAYS CORNER

While Elizabeth was queen OF
England, two famous English sea
captains sailed the seas. They were
John Hawkins and Francis Drake.
Hawkins was the older of the
two men. and was admiral of a
feet of six ships which had a Seri-
Gus adventure. Drake was captain
of one of the vessels in his fleet.
The English fleet anchored in
harbor on the Mexican coast. Soon
q large Spanish feet came along
and wanted to enter the haroor
because there was a heavy storm
raging in the gulf. The English
could have kept them out, because
the harbor entrance was narrow.
What shall I do?" wondered
Hawkins. There are lS Spanish
ships. If we let them in, they may
sink our small feet. On the other
hand. If we keep them out. they
will all be sunk in the storm"
After hesitating q. while, he let
the other feet into the harbor. AS
Hawkins later reported, the Span
isrds opened fire on the English.
The latter fired back and there
was q hot battle. Two Spanish
ships were sunk and one was set
afire. The English lost four ships,
and the other two fled from the
harbor.
On one of the ships which got
away was Hawkins: on the other
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Winning Contract
BY THE FOUR ACES.

0Dsvid Bruce Burnstone. Merwin d
schenken, worlds LEADING team-of-
four, inventors of the system that
has beaten every other system in
Evening star., 1941-09-11
-Sponiords Anqered Hawkins and Droke

At that time the Spaniards were
getting great loads OF gold and
Jewels from Peru. These treasures
were put in ships which sailed up
the Pacific to the town of Panama.
Then the treasure was put on the
backs of mules, to be carried across
the isthmus. When the mule
trains" reached the Atlantic coast
the treasure was placed in ships
and was carried to Spain.
Drake knew about this trafic
With SO men. he started across
the isthmuS. In few days, he
was joined by 10 Frenchmen who
also were enemies of Spain. The
little army succeeded in surprising
a mule ---'~> loaded with gold and
Jewels. The insure was seized
and carried back to the ships. The
French took half, the English half.
His ships laden with booty, Drake
sailed away. When he reached
England, he was treated with honor
For history ,,ry Of biography section Of
II you want a free copy of the
illustrated leaflet Stamps and
Stamp Collecting send me q 3e
stamped, self addressed envelope
In care Of The Evening Star.
1~eA nad
Tomorrow: More About Drake.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Take My Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Done

This weeks Slip o. the Tongue:
'wait' until I am done reading"
Done, in the meaning of finished,
is q colloquialism that should not
be used in formal speech or writ
ing, Better say: Wait. until I have
finished reading.
Avoid: You look all done up"
Improved: You look tired lex
hausted, lib.
Avoid: Are you done with the
book?" Improved: Have you fin
ished with the book?
Avoid: 1T looks like he's done
for Better say: II looks as if he
were dead mortally wounded, IA
taly i'll, complete tailure>.
Note-Since done is the past par
ticiple of do. we should never say
''I have did it." Correct: I have Tor
had) done it; I should have done
It: I shall have done it; must
have done it.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
SCRAPBOOK

means in at one end and out OF
the other, as to run water through
a pipe. Better say: Have you nm
ished eating?
Avoid: Il am through with my
lessons" Improved: I have fin
ished with my lessons.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Special Offer

I have just reissued my free
pamphlet that explains the parts OF
speech in simple, non-technical
language, and makes 1t easy to
identify nouns, verbs, adjectives,
etc, at glance. If you missed
getting this helpful pamphlet when
it was first offered, ask for your free
copy today. Send stamped t3-
cent?, self-addressed envelope to
Frank Colby, in care of The Evening
Star. Ask for Parts of Speech
Phamphlet. The supply is limited.
Evening star., 1941-09-11

was Drake. Neither man ever for
gave the Spaniards for that deed.
They used it as a reason to fight
Spanish ships whenever they were
able to do SO.
Drake was only 23 when he took
part in the harbor fight, and al
ready had proved himself an able
captain. Four years later, he sailed
from England on q voyage of re-
venge. This time he was admiral"
of two small ships. He sailed them
to Central America, and docked
them in a harbor.
Evening star., 1941-09-11

Leaflets cannot be mailed unless
self addressed enveloped bears cor
rect amount of postage.
Evening star., 1941-09-11

and continued with the queen ana
ace, winning the first three tricks.
West then shifted TO the queen OF
diamonds and South won with the
king. 1t was then up to South to
play the hand so as to lose no trump
trick. for it was clear that he was
bound to- lose club in addition to
the three hearts already lost.
The normal trump play with the
type of suit displayed is to lead
low trump from the dummy with the
intention of finessing the queen If
East plays low trump. In this
case. however, such play would
have resulted in the loss of trump
trick; for East would then be left
with the king-ten over dummys
jack.
Before he made up his mind on
the trump play, South led a club to
dummy's queen. East winning with
the ace. While East was returning
diamond to South's ace, South had
decided to play West for singleton
spade. West had made q takeout
double Of one spade with no high
cards in clubs and only the queen in
diamonds. With so meager hold
ing he was more likely to have been
encouraged by singleton spade
than by doubleton.
Acting on this decision. South led
the jack of clubs to dummy's king
and returned the jack of spades
East covered with the king and
South won with the ace, noting the
fall of the nine of spades from the
West hand. South then led the
jack Of diamonds, ruf1ng in dummy
and returned another spade for a
finesse through EaStS ten. That
finesse allowed South TO make his
contract.
Yesterday you were Merwin
Maier's partner and, vulnerable
against vulnerable opponents, you
held:
AQ4
NK85
oJo42
&Kl073
The bidding:
Maier. Schenken You. Jacoby.
Ia Pass INT Pass
Pass "a C?)
Answer-Double. You have excel
lent defensive strength, especially
against club contract. Even
though you and your partner have
decided not to bid for a game, you
should still have enough strength
between you to defeat this club con-
tract severely.
Score, 100 per cent for double, 40
per cent for pass.
Question No. S67.
Today you hold the same hand
and the bidding continues:
Maier. Schenken. You. Jacoby.
Ia Pass INT Pass
Pass ~ Dbl. Pass
Pass - 90
What do YOU bid? ANSWER to-
morrow
tRel.ssed By tn. Bell Syndicate. Ine)
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closed with each communication ad-
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Evening star., 1941-09-11

The -Four Aces will be pleased TO an
ever letters from readers IL q stamped
(5-cent), self-addressed envelope Is in
closed with each communication ad-
dressed to the Four Aces. care OF The
Evening Star. If you desire the pocket
outline Of the Four Aces system OF
contract bridge. send with your request
70 the Four Aces. care Of The Evening
Star. q stamped l3-cenD. self addressed.
laree-size envelope and you will receive
an outline without any charge.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Through

Avoid: Are you through eat
ing?" Strictly speaking, through
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Reading the Bidding

It's curious but true that most
players forget all about the bidding
when the play begins. Today's hand
shows how careful consideration OF
the bidding indicated the correct
play:
South dealer
Both sides vulnerable.
AJ865
Ul062
H42
&KQS4
80 AKlO2
eAKO73 ca5
e 6Q103 Nee76s
A10e57 AA73
AAQ743
1884
oAKJ
&J6
The bidding:
South West North East
Ia Dbl. "a 80
"a Pass Pass Pass
Evening star., 1941-01-02
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

LADY, cultured, college training, expert
enced teacher wishes position with chli-
dren, tutoring. companion. or parents
employed; thoroughly reliable. Box 354-E
Star. -
SISTERS (2), American widows, efficient
charge Of immaculate refined home of
elderly couple; would so to Florida for
winter: excellent personal and business
reference; Sl25 month. Box 403-D Star.
STENOGRAPHER type is words per min.
(wpmD. 100 wds shorthand, operate
mimeosraph and Burroughs adding INCH
Hillside 01SS. -
TEACHER and companion for nervous or
afflicted child or young adult. Box 39O-D,
Star.
Evening star., 1941-01-02

1922 LAMONT, ST. Nw.-Attractive SIN
gle, warm and sunny; good food, fresh
vegetables Adams 1923. g.
53l5 18th ST. Nw.-spend your leisure
hours in well-appointed home: fine food
and service Robert. RA. 77l3.
14O5 GIRARD NV, Apt. 2o.--Comf; rm.,
g.! s young 1nsi- men; en- So so ea Ho. 3667,
1927 18th ST. N.W.-second-fo large
front room. twin beds, inner-spring mat
1922 N ST. N.W-Very desirable rooms
and meals in refined home; walking dis
tance downtown: reasonable.
1925 18th ST. NW-Beautiful, newly
t1rn rooms running s1rasI water e,t phones in
PoWNT9WNPicsWick sya pouBje Arms f69
also share room; switchboard.
9O3 G ST. SE.-All modern conveniences;
table board, all you can eat, Sc wk' ..5c
single meal
1850 27th ST. cor Cathedral ave.-Va-
cancies for refined young ladies; pvt. and
semi-pvt. baths: reas. CO. 57S7.
DOWNTOWN. 170S ] 9th St n.w.-Attrac-
tive room, comfortable beds; home cuisine;
S32 so up.
Is17 ST N;W;-vacanGy for gentlemen
bides.; SIS and sal mo,
1915 MASS. AVE.--Lovely double, cunning
water; vacancy lady in double. Selective
menus. Distinctive; central. Reas. 5@
1776 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW-A dis
tinctive home for young people, in an un-
surpassed location; reasonable.
A REAL HOME. choice food for congenial
Protestant lady: loving care if needed
Emerson 9036. 5'
THE SHULLONE announces the openine
of a new guest house: Sinale and double
rooms avail now. 1874 New Hamp. ave
JEWISH modern home, Dupont Circle
newly furnished, twin beds, connecting
bath. ahower: privileges; reas. NO. k006.
Evening star., 1941-01-02
SUBURBAN.

RossDHU CASTLE, ROCK CREEK PARK
30 min. downtown; unusually large hv.
unfurn.; 8 a. lake. ice skating. WI 4033
NEW NG-UNFURNISHED 5 RMS.
porch. bath. garage; 1st or 2nd floor; $50.
To reach Lee highway to Robert E, Lee
School a NIL, right blocks. GROGAN,
Chestnut 3944
1905 LEE HIGHWAY, ARL., VA-UNF.
2 rms. kitchenette. bath, S35 month;
streetcar and bus st door. Oh. 1777.
Evening star., 1941-01-02
COLORED-NEW BLDG.

1864 B st. NE rooms, kit, elec. refg Fl,
dinette, tile bath with shower, heat. h. W
furn. each $3.50; ready jan 10. 11l7
bath, Arcola, $3.50. 1917 Division ave
me- rooms kit; pvt. bath, Arcola,
S;}2 50-S33.5O; ready Jan 20. Others
under construction. Also several remodeled
flats. Rent from SlS5O-S30.5O E. NJ
AIKEN, INC, 500 H st. NV. MA 3556.
Evening star., 1941-01-02
APARTMENTS WANTED.

YOUNG COUPLE DESIRE 2-RM., KITCH-
en- and bath unfinished apartment in
Brookland. Box 355-E. Star.
WANTED-JAN 15th-FURNISHED OR
unfinished living room, dinette and bath;
about $500 . men. Box 350E, Star.
ONE ROOM, KITCHENETTE. WELL FUR
nished in apartment building only. Two
adults. Desirable neighborhood. Box
31S-F Star a.
Evening star., 1941-01-02
ON CAPITOL HILL.
Immediately Lincoln 5T6S-W FyeninC
APARTMENTS FUR OR UhFuR

sos A ST. Sci LARGE RIM, LARGE
kit; nicely furnished; Frigid., light, heat,
gas; $40 month. Or entire 2nd floor, S55.
ATTRACTIVE APTS., HIGH-CLASS NEIGH
borhood; some furnished Car available on
appt. MRS. GREEN. Shepherd 512s.
BEAUTIFUL TILDEN GARDENS - SPA
clous, comfortable. furnished apt immedi-
ately available, comprises living room, two
bedrooms, baths, solarium, dining room and
kitchen. Open for inspection. Apt. 304,
3Ol6 Tilden st n W. EN- 0O3O. %
Evening star., 1941-01-02
THE MAURY'

10th AND g SITS NV.
G01 10th st. n.w.-100 beautifully furn.
rooms, each with running water. inner
spring mattresses, many showers and tub
baths: elevator service Single rooms, SS
UP. Double rooms. $40, Sll and SI2.
Evening star., 1941-01-02
THE CLUB EMBASSY.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

1871 PARK RID. Nw.--1st FLOOR. |
room and kitchen. completely furnished,
Mr. MAYFLowER HoTEI-I-RM. KIT.
economy apt, semi-pvt. bath; everything
furnished: $40. 100 NJ st. NV.
COLoRADo AVE; - BASEMENT APT.
portation: adults; s35. GE. 4ss9.
1914 18th ST. NwfM,-C;oMPLETEL FUR
adults only. DE. o300 after Z pm.
1925 EUCLID N.W.-CoMPL. FURN. 2
lge. rms. b., kit; 2 ise. closets; ent; : Srd
mp IN moo soupa hGme ere s9e co S5S o u.s. GOVT
1913 DE SALES ST. NV, OPPOSITE
FrigdaiTe share bath; adults; $40 week.
Mr. MAYFLOWER HOTEL---1-RM.. KIT.
fTE furnished: S4o I9lo NJ St. n NV. - - l'.,'
400 GIRARD ST. NW,;-HoBART oot,S.
ed. Frigidaire. Reasonable.
1879 COLUMBIA RID. N.W;-sTUDIO
Good condition. So 50 per month. Adults
s14 CONN. AVE NEXT CLARIDGE
HoteD-Lge. rm. kit. FrIgdaire; every
thing furn.; S44 mo. Also apt. $3.50.
TWO BEDROOMS, LIVING ROOM. DIN
nished; all conveniences; for three months
to considerate adults. Ref. Adams 1910.
ISL FLOUR LlNLNCI ROOM BEDROOM,
kitchen, semi-pvt., bath. newly decorated;
FrigIdalre: So wk. Also md fl. S1150
week; adults only. 329 st. sc. AT.
CHEVY CHASE, D. CO ROOMS. KITCH-
en-. bath. porch, on LIST floor; no children;
$50. Emerson $500. 52O3 Conn ave. NV.
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL. goth
and sts n vi room, kit, dinette. pvt.
bath day. So | or , persons, week, SIS
month. S65 Full service Frgldaire. nicely
furn. MA. 5425. LINKINS CO. direction.
241O 10th ST. NV RMS. KITCHEN
and bath; Al condition; trans. and shop
ping Conv.: S65. Also $50 apt in an
other bldg Mgr. on premises. CO 1901.
1856 WARDER ST. N.W-CONVENIENT
location; entire end floor; > rms. kit. bath
and porch: gas and elec. incl $50 to en-
ployed couple Randolph S55S
500 MO-LIV. RIM. PORCH. BEDRM, K,
b. BUCHANAN APIS. 1925 18th st. NV.
Call w. CARL WYATT, GE. 1883. ewes.
ON CAPITOL HILL.
Evening star., 1941-01-02
SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN.

COUPLE. honest. trustworthy. experienced
rental work, would like position S resident
manager: husband employed; no salary re-
Quired. RE 1863. -
COUPLE colored will exchange services
for living quarters; man works 1915 a m.
wife available to do domestic Work. BOX
d KID Sfar -
Evening star., 1941-01-02
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, exp: books started, kept
nsrt time audits' statements. tax service;
focal refs; $3.50 mo RA. 2544
CHAUFFEUR BUTLER. colored expert
enced wishes position: six years last en-
ployment. Call Ii. 405S-J. Douglas Free
man. 500 Ames St, city. .
CHAUFFEUR white, excellent references,
wishes position; free to travel. Box "a E.
Star.
CRAFTSMAN, fun or part time; good,
rapid and accurate; reasonable samples
Phone Bill" Lincoln 3641.
MAN white, motor tune-up, carburet ton;
frst-class; refs. 6ls A st. ne. Sundem'
Evening star., 1941-01-02
HOUSES FURNISHED.

WILL SHARE LOVELY SUBURBAN HOME
with Congenial couple; large room, semi
private bath. Phone Sligo 3773
BETHESDA - NICELY FURNISHED .
story brick inma aculate. oil heat screened
porch, garage: SIS MRS CHRISTMAN
ALLIED REALTY CORP,
$500 Wis. Ave WI G649
NEW. DETACHED. BRICK HOME IN
Westmoreland Hills. Living room, dining
room. sunroom, kitchen and lavatory on
lst floor: 3 bedrooms and bath on end
floor, lst and end floor porches: large lot,
planted. By the year. Sl25 per mo.
1922 H St LiNNfN0 NV o3i District a5a2
Evening star., 1941-01-02

1857 EUCLID ST W-AttractIve front
basement room available now; close 10
and bus liOpC
Evening star., 1941-01-02
THE COLONY CLUB.
CHANCELLOR CLUB.

ol3l Mass ave nw-LoveIy large share
room for young lady. Also unusual OPEN
ing for young men. Enjoy this beautiful
eX-embassy home with 40 other young peo-
pie The food IS excellent The very
moderate rates Will happily surprise you
Evening star., 1941-01-02
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

SINGLE OR DOUBLE RMS, twin beds
inrer-spring mattresses: c.h. W, gas heat
unlim. phone. Block bus. Chestnut el1S 5
Evening star., 1941-01-02
ROOMS WANTED,
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

REFINED gentle lady and SON both en-
plcyed desire two furnished rooms in prI-
vate home vicinity Georgetown, about $50
month TIE 1898
Evening star., 1941-01-02

PLUMBING TOOLS. one set of large
stocks and dyes. 2l2 to inches cutter
and wrenches, furnace vacuum cleaner
en-WalcS adding machine. SH 1872