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Seizure
tCsatIaasd From Page II

registry charges.
Vague reports of Japanese ma
val officers posing as fishermen
shavo been recurrent along the
gP1cixlc coast for many years, and
~ Was learned that the seizures
this spring eliminated several
years at work by agents invest
3Gntine such reports.
y Tbe investigation was under
a1iroc4icn Of William Jennings
Hymn, r., % nof the great po-
lleeal figure Of bygone years.
lkf0h n now collector Of Gus
toGn1 1t Los Angeles.
The disclosure Of the seizures
1oa made In the annual report
~ Elmer L. Trey. coordinator Of
nosury law enforcement acti-
l4e explained that q 1893 law
hl&its anyone but m Amer
1Gon nom owning m American
Y ~ nip. Investigation, he said,
CWo6 that the real owners Of
toats were Japanese citi-
II yvxiting before the recent
1oRican economic action
11inst japan. Trey said, I'm
n ~ Of world conditions this ID
nfood @ the most momentous
p developed by any Of the
81 ogeonnent agencies Of the
: D6SuFy during the fiscal year"
10 also reported improve
re IN the enforcement Of
neyllng, narcotics and coun-
6dting laws.
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Investigate Possible
AIiad Of Woman Here

= deputy sheriffs today were
investigating the possible attack
Of . woman near the city after .
North Walnut resident reported
she found q pair Of women
shoes near her home Monday
morning after hearing screams
nearby Sunday night.
The woman told officers that
she was alone In the home at the
time and was afraid to investi-
gate.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-30
HOT CELERY CANAPEs

HOT CELERY CANAPES
3 ounces cream cheese
" cup condensed celery soup
cup ground salami
Cream cheese and add celery
soup. Then add ground salami
and mix well. Spread mixture
on toast or crackers and heat
under broiler until Drowned.
Makes 20 canapes.
There are many other sug.
gestions for canape spreads, fill
ings, and sarnishes as well a.
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Prod uce

eDETROIT, Jelly 9o-tAP)-(U. 3. Dept
Agr.b-
Apples: Mich bu. baskets Dsehsss Us
.iS~ MIN. Lee; Del b. baskets vii.
iiama Red u I 9Ls Min. 1.oo-t0.
Celery; Mich bsnehss 1.des stalks 2s-3e.
Potatoes: 10 ID Sacks, Calf Lsng whites
washed 10 q 3So.oo; US commercials
t.7s.s.ee: Idaho aa1 Greg Lsng Whites
us I washed A3o-1S; Nebr Cebblers and
rriumphs III washed Lee; Va Cob
CebbIers fair 70 gesl quality washed
1.te-Se: uRwsshsl 1.oo-3e.
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They're Most Stubborn
Even, Il. Not Strongest

ewlNff9N4kLE Ma11h G.
lists, bidding for I single pArk-
Ing place staged IN "I-won't-
moye-until- you-dor strike here
whils onlcolers offered advice.
brought entertainments and coll
lected enough money to pay the
fine Of one Of the contenders.
The argument lasted two hours.
They got tickets but somebody
else got the parking place.
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'Ealsfs

sDErRoiT. Jsly se-(AP,-,u. 5. D.pt.
Asr.D-U. q. sPsls1 1l1ehigaa eggs In
Whlsss-gxtsss teseAe ~ large M,s;
medium S1s sesatas0s tersls - large
Ds0esIS bsokss Vsesss, Bstser-best
creamery n tabs S9sS.Slss.
Esss-Csrsest sssstpes -; Asrtes -;
ekeeks ft's.
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oDETROlT - an - The Ford
Motor company reported today
that some workers at its Pratt
Whitney airplane plant would
begin 10-hour shifts to speed the
defense job. Ford officials said
this would be the first increase
in the work day for any employ
es since 1910.
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Moreover, you cannot keep the
price of an automobile down BY
making q regulation fixing the,
price of an automobile. There
are probably 5000 parts Of m
automobile. They come from
thousands of factories. They
contain ali sorts Of raw mater
ials from steel to platinum and
from hides to textiles. You cen
not affect the price of the car
unless you also control the price
of those 5000 parts that 60 into
it.
The same thing is true of shoes
and pickles and coats and beauty
lotions The price of an article
Is q combination Of the prices Of
the dozen or the hundred or the
thousand things that 60 into 1t.
And one of the things that 60
into II Is labor. Whatever price
control there is, therefore, must
cover everythins-labor. mat
erals, profits.
REACHING THE CAUSE
OF THE PRICE RISE
Up to now the administrator
has shield away from this. II
should have put q ceiling over
all prices the moment it went
"all-out" for defense effort. But
this would have been too unpop-
ulsr for politicians, SO instead
they let Leon Henderson talk.
without the power to do any
thing important.
Meantime, while fixing the
prices of q few things, Congress.
the President, the politicians
worked together to raise the
prices of others-chiefly farm
goods. And while the prices of
some things were checked, the
price level as = whole rose,
Wholesale prices are now
about 1" per cent higher than
they were q year ago. But q
large group of commodities in
volved in defense productic ar ,
IS per cent higher. This Is
spreading and the tempo of the
rise Is increasing. Wages are
rising, transportation costs are
rising, profile are rising and the
whole vicious circle Is getting
into full swing.
As to prices, therefore, the
proper course is to declare q
ceiling over all prices - raw
materials: finished products and
wages. Then adjustments u
be made as rapidly as possible,
but meantime the rise will be
temporarily halted.
But only temporarily, since
nothing can be done until the
cause Is reached-the pumping
of more dollars into the blood
stream. How can this be done?
l. The government must raise
the money for the defense effort
by taxation instead Of bank bor-
rowing. This will mean severe
and sacrificial taxes, but this is
the unacceptable price we must
pay If we want to 60 "all-out"
for defense.
2. However, the expenditures
planned are 50 vast that taxa
ton as q means of raising all of
them IL probably impossible.
Therefore the z o v e r n m . n t
should, instead of borrowing at
the banks, make every legiti-
mate effort to borrow directly
from its citizens. This is bad
policy but II is greatly to be
preferred to borrowing at the
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Written iss 1sgA services
BY JOHN 4. HYNN
Ny~HnA a sstpoon 49, >a~H

NEW 30-The primary Of the initiation and
nigh prices the governments rence In raising the funds
for the the banks What
be done to manage control this phenomenon?
obviously impossible TO- Orol prices unless control
the cause silly be ng regulations saying that the
price Of wits taking to deal with
the cals of price rise
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-30

HIGH SPOT
Goe1nt e orne Ia, on Fort
Qoorye Island at the mouth OF
~ 81. Johns river. II the high
- point IN the Atlantic coast
oua1th q Care Henry.
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for dec
every description.
For sensational results, in
clude Igloo Canapes, made this
way:
4 hard cooked eggs
recipe anchovy filling for
stuffed eggs
8 rounds bread
3 ounces cream cheese
Shell eggs. cut into halves
crosswise and remove yolks.
Fill whites level with anchovy
filling. Spread with softsned
cream cheese, turn filled egg
white flat side down On bread.
Makes 8. .
An interesting hot canape Is
this one:
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-30
GLOBE OF PLANTS

A globe of the world. made of
plants, is at the entrance to the
Marion, O., cemetery. Twenty
thousand plants were used to
make the globe.
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The Daily Monitor ..
More News for Your Money.
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Poultry

sDsraoSr. yuay - ZAP, -psunry
ssssAy. nsas svssses svn y, Lsehsr.
sVsisssss ever { ~ =. us1ss = Ne Or.
tssSsss bssDsss ~ - - ~
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black, green and stuffed olives
ration.
entrees, hors d'oeuvres, sand
witches, salads and other snacks.
To get your Snack Book sim
ply present one coupon (print-
Cd below) and 10c ut the office
Of The Daily Monitor, 40 Ma
comb st., Mount Clemens or
your favorite grocer listed in the
Cook booklet advertisement pub
1ished In another section Of this
newspaper.
To order by mail send one
coupon and 15c (10c for book
30 for postage and handling) to
Coekbooklet Department, The
Daily Monitor, 40 Macomb st.,
Mount Clemens.
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Nearly Everybody.
Reads The Daily Monitor.
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describes HUNDREDS fascinating
acve like these using black and stuffed olives
for decoration. ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-05-29

1914 BELMONT RID. NW-LIV RIM,
adults; gentiles; Bird f.; S55. AID 291S
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= 7 WANT GIRL 10 SHARE APARTMENT
I with another, S22 so. sol End st. n e.,
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

ARLINGTON, EXCELLENT LOCATION:
well-furnished 6-room house. inclosed porch.
z garages; attrsctiysly lanidflscspeS; re.
$40 per month. Chestnut 1905.
AN ATTRACTIVE HOME WITH LARGE
lot. nicely furnished, for lease. .43o3 River
I'd. NV; rooms and bath: inclosed
P Pensn yAMEs ny MoFRs
realtor. T23 goth st. NV.
10 WETEERILL RID, wESTMORELANp
Hills, Md.-Beaut Diet. res, consists OF 8
bedr.. etc: nicely fur; June Loot. 1.
1905 BURLINGTON PLACE NV BED
rooms baths S1 i detached wa neT soi summer
BETHESDA; JUNE 15-sEPT. 15--NEw
baths maids rm. and bath. WI: 2Is2:
BRookDALE, MD, 4714 DOVER RDE
Wooded section; summer; 9 rooms, batn'
maids bath in basement; 500.
FOR SUMNER MONTHS: UNUSUALLY
COOL attractive house. 4 bedrooms, baths;
maids quarters: opened and inclosed
Cleveland ave. NV. WO 3403.
MT RAINIER, MD. 1924 PERRY ST.
Is; $50. month, DUNN g. CO. 1898 r,
home; completely and tastefully furn.;
lovely surroundings: SS5 mo. Wo. O160
or WO. 39Ol.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-sHoRT LEASE; 8
bedrooms yard and porch: ideal location;
reasonable. Call Oliver 1881.
COLLEGE PARK, MD-5 ROOMS, 2 BED
rms, June, July and August; 20 minutes
downtown; SIS. Warheld 2760.
ATTRACTIvELY FURNISHED HOME,
Chevy Chase section, on bus line; rooms.
Ia baths garage: will sublet 2 months,
beg. June ID: reasonable. Woodley 1928.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-COMFORTABLE,
cool 4-bedroom home; reasonable summer
rental WO. 2493 after pm.
GETOWN-sEPARATE HALF OR
more of attractive private home, completely
equipped: excellent housekeeper; hreplaces,
garden, terrace. private entrance. 1914
34th st. NV. Dupont Oslo.
SILVER SPRING-COMFORTAB Bed
rm. bungalow. new piano, large shady cor
ner lot: near buses, churches, l blk, from
Slig. Park and tennis courts: $65 mo-:
June-Sept SH. 5036. MRS. MASSIE
JUNE / 70 OCT. /; ROOMS, NICELY
furn., semi-det,. corner, yard 3 sides: cow.
downtown. Atlantic S643-J. 1144 Branch
CHEVY CHASE, MD. I15 W THORNAPPLE,
in wooded section: June 8 to Sept. 10;
rooms, including sun porch: references re-
auired WI. 4165.
CHEVY CHASE MD. MOST EXCLUSIVES
section)-Beautifully furn. detached brick.
corner, bedrms., baths, oil heat, Gear
garage: suit. for entertaining: $3.50 mo.
Seen by appointment. Woodley 9l61.
ABSOLUTELY UNIQUE: COMPLETELY
furn. air-conditioned 7-room home; VI acre
land. Handicapped. WI 207S.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

ATTRACTIVE 2 RMS, sEMI-PVT. BATH;
for settled couple; large yard, garage: COM
pletely furn. except silver. linen. SH. 2466.
ARLINGTON. VA-UNFURN1SHED, LIST
floor of private home, 4 rooms and bath;
modern and private: adults. oxford
0297-J.
EVANSVILLE, MD UNFURN, LIST
d9ors rooms, kitchenette, semi-bath.
UNFURN.. 5-RM. APT, WITH BATH. Q
porches, breakfast nook. gar. pvt. lawn;
water and heat furn.; $40. 902 s. Taylor
St. Arl Va. oxford 2437-J.
4239 18th ST. N, ARL.. vas ROOMS.
kitchenette, bath, PVT entrance: S4S, incl.
cleo. Chestnut 215S.
ARLINGTON, yA;-oNE BEDRM. KIT,
bath, Colonial Village Section. CHAS. @.
SCHOTT 2S22 N. Wash. blvd. CHI. 1896.
AVAILABLE JUNE 1st-ONE-ROOM,
bath and kitchenette apt: unfurnished
100 S. Pitt St. Alex, Va. 30
THREE-ROO UNFURN. APT. FOR RENT,
reasonable. 1909 N. Stafford ST., Arlington.
Va. 30"
ARLINGTON, 1914 COLUMBIA PIKE-5
pleasant unfurn. rooms, deck porch, pvt.
emit, c.h.w.; bus at door; SOB. CHI. 6432.
LEE HIGHWAY AND MARSHALL ST.,
Falls Church, Va-3 rms, pvt. bath,
shower; util included. Falls Church 1856.
CORAL HILLS sE.-UNFURN, ga RMS,
kltchenette, private bath with shower;
utilities furn.; cow transp.: gentle adults;
1850 Hillside 032S-J.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN WANTED

IN SUBURBAN SECTION SILVER SPRING
to Bladensburg, two rooms kitchenette.
bath: wife care for 4yr.-old boy, mother
employed Box 144-E. Star.
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ROOMS UNPUBLISHED.

ia MONROE ST. NV rooms, End
floor, Ink: gas. cleo furnished. 29'
COLORED-Large furnished or unfur-
nished room for single or employed couple.
Dupont 695S
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COOPERATIVE; RMS, K, B. AND
dinette. southeastern exposure; near Rock
Creek Park: over two-thirds paid for: sell
half price; desirable for couple. Box
135-E. Star. 81
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COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE.

102I 9TH ST. NV RMS. KITCHEN
M. FRANK RUPERT 1921 9TH st. NV.
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MOVING, PACKING G. STORAGE.
FLATS FOR RENT.

LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING
insured carriers. Reas. rates. JAS. OTTEY
1925 18th st. NV. co. 9623.
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sod, BLUEGRASS, about 10 acres; beautiful
stand; available Immediately; to reliable
contractor See Mr.. DUNN at BoWles
Farm, Layhill, Nd. or call Mr.. Roland
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BABY CHICKS.

pTONTEC large. all coors. Collins
+ ONlGO, Garden. 720 GEORGETOWN
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

FURN.. / ROOM, KITCHEN, BATH; JUNE
1st; walking distance; S35-S40 month.
District 9761, till pm.
WANTED-5-ROOM APT. IN NE. SEC
ton. heat furnished. under $50; 2 adults.
Box 16-D. Star.
2 ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH. UN-
furn., about $40 or $40; NV. section pref.
Call North 0436.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
(Contin1Ied

I43s FAIRMONT ST. N.w.--LARGE
front bed living room, lovely kitchen. re-
frigerator; adults; $3.50 weekly. RIA.
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COLORED APIS
MP AND NEW

COLORED APIS.
CORNER 1St AND "P" S.W.
bath. Arcola heat brick coal bins, rear
yards: references REQUIRED.
$3.50.
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.
1929 K st. NV. Ma. o362.
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BARRED ROCKS, R. I. REDS, white Leg;
horns Conkeys Y-O feeds James Feed
Store. 619 K st NV. Metropolitan 00s4:
YOU WANT THEM have them. The
best you can buy. J. B. Henry East Fails
Church, Va .5u-
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WFTI-ROTTED COW MANURE. quality
and quantity guaranteed. Waters WI.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

DOWNToWN-Attr. large, with porch;
JEFFERSON pl' (off Conn. at 18TH. NE: 2694:
look WASH, NEWCOMERS-Cool;l lovely
Quiet residential: transp. direct to all Govt.
depts.; $3.50. 1928 Farragut NV.
2O19 o ST. ADVERTISEMENT rm. pyt.
bath with shower: PVT; entrance oreah-
fast optional DU. $3.50. -
: BLOCK DUPONT CIRCLE-Large double
rn. 4 windows, bath. shower, phone IN
room: gentlemen: S16 each. 177O Church
st. NV.
1912 EAST CAPITOL sT-Furnished bed
room on first floor: reasonable; gentleman
preferred.
24OO 18th ST. N.W-Furnished, private
bath: sublet reasonable for month. co.
1900. Apt 1923, after pm. so.
i34e EUCLID ST. NW.-Cool large single
room with porch. near bath: also Ink.
fooiu1,
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EVERGREEN SALE; 3 days only, Fri, Sat
Sun. F. Green, laos Georgia ave. ext.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

AT A SUMMER BEACH HOME. ! OR
residents or commuters-Riyer. gardel
view. quiet; 30 miles D. C. Box SGD, Sta
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ROOMS FURN. 6 UNEURk.

DUPONT CRCLE-Large studio north
skylight. SIS. Also small basement bed
room, SIS. Ordway 1883.
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CONGENIAL GIRL TO SHARE / RIM,
Kit. bath corner apt: reas.: central
Govt empl. pref Miramar. MI. 5000,
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| bath, $50; incl gas, elect refg linens,
phone service. The Cavalier. Apt. Jog.
1900 18th st. NV. co. 1900.
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DAHIIA BULBS large Towering, SIS vari-
cites 81 bushel (some of these bulbs
cost as much as 81 EACH; peonJy plants; n .
rosebushes in bloom 35c: evergreens. 35c;
large shrubs, Soc, and many other items
at bargain prices. Franklin 60S9.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

DUMP TRUCK for hire. Phone after
, m. Lincoln 4672-J.
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100 9Th ST. Me- ROOM, KITCHEN
ette: 1st floor; c.h.w.; Frigidaire; 50;
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ROOMS FURNISHED

1877 BRENTWOOD RID NE. Apt 103-BL
Large studio room. next to bath; private
family MI 1920
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PERSIAN KITTENS; choice any color; also
u Persian. 2034 10th ST. NV. Dupont
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Mt FOR SUMMER; LARGE AIRY ROOMS,
Eitcheni bath, foyer. Argonne Apis. 1929
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BOATS.

f9-FT, AIIl-METAL BOAT, only weeks
old: fully equipped; cost $50: for, imme-
date sale will take $50. For further de-
tails, call Woodley 1901 evenings.
sleeps 4: fully equipped; $500. Apply
MarshalTs Railway or James Raba, Deale'
Md. --
BAY FISHING BOAT, AZ frst-class con-
dition. Edmund Wood Deale. Nd. 30-
SAILING SCHOONER, S3,750; custom built
auxiliary engine trim lined: adaptable for
racing or cruising; sleeping accommoda-
lions for 8. plus crew. Further details
TT0NPSON OUTBOARD, is IT., new mo-
tor equipped with steering wheel: sacri-
ice. being drafted, Frank. Adams 3623-J.
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COCKER SPANIEL, female, mos, a; <.
E, johnson, 1904 Bryant ne. HO. 5sn5.
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tractively furn. 1-rm. apt, tile bath. Frig-
idaire, hot plate; S4S.50; suitable l person:
refs. req: Phone DU. 6173. CLIO pm
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1880 35th ST. N.W.-Room for rent, two
single beds; men only. Phone Michigan
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ANIMALS, CSC doz.; fine selection OF. pc
rennials; reasonable. F. Green. laos
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GIT 10th N.W.-DOWNTOWN- ROOMS
and complete kitchen. Frigidaire; COM
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1921 WIS. AVE NW.-STUDIO APT.
non-housekeeping: pvt. ent.; must be seen
to be appreciated; $40 mo.
2413 PENNA. AVE N.W.-3 SMALL RMS.
and bath; heat; janitor; S27.50; adults
only.
HARVARD HALL-LIVING RM.. BEDRM.,
junior dining rm... large glassed-in porch,
mqr phnne CO R141
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LARGE ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH:
everything furnished; Sill weekly. 81.
ATTRACTIVE APT, LARGE LIV. RIM.
Murphy bed kit, bath; completely fur.
Trinity Towers Apt, 1923 14th NV.
no 0SO4 Ant ali
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ROOMS WANTED.

LARGE. well-furnished private single rm.;
fireplace. private bath. private entrance;
basement preferable; quiet, cool, near
G. W; wanted bv young professional man
for immediate occupancy. Box SOB. Star,
LARGE studio room. with private bath:
vicinity of Conn. ave. and K St; May 81.
Box 139-E, Star.
SETTLED LADY desires unfurnished room;
quiet, gentle home or apt; reasonable.
Box 137-E Star.
A ROOM or ., unfinished, by man who
desires TO live with his own furniture and
art objects. Box 142-E, Star.
WANTED (by white mani, room for
$500 per month. Easy 10 please. Box
112-E, Star. 20.
GOVT. MAN wants room in ne. or Md.
State price. etc. Box SIZE. Star. 90.
SUBURBAN ROOMS.
ARLNGTON-With board; 10 min. from
service; lovely home and garden; screen
porch. Phone ia. 1913.
ARL.. VA. 1882 N. Veitch st-Single rm.
in pleasant home environment: excellent
meals: mr.. Colonial VILLAGE. CHI 671S.
FIRST FLOOR ROOM. . exposures near
bath-shower: brick home. Sligo 4723.
LADY TO share businesSwoman's beauti-
fully furnished home with - other ladies':
lovely GARDEN ideal surroundings. CHI.
6477. 800
ARLINGToN-Large front room furn
suitable ] or . gentlemen: mr. bus and res
taurant: 500, S25-2. 2420 Wilson blvd,
WEsTERNER PREFERRED
Cabin John. Md.-Co9l rm., quiet pvt:
500 For details call WI 1919
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SUBLET l OR MONTHS, BEGINNING
June Is. . rooms and porch apt, $50. 1922
9th st. ne, Apt. 2. Phone HO. S215.
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319 col. RD:-1 ROOM, KITCHEN
tie: phone refg; S32 80. Also base
1ent apt: utilities furn.: reas.: adults.
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DOGS PETS, ETC.

poBERMAN-PTNSCHER- registered pup
pies Mrs. c. A. bravo, Annapolis. Md.
Telephone Annapolis 2S03. -
BOSTON BULL, registered, female, IL
weeks; beautifully marked; $50. EN-. 1867.
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27O7 ADAMS MILL RID. NV, APT 401,
| for 3 months-Ideal 5 rms. 2 bedrms..
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VARNUM ST. off 16th-Large front
room, twin beds, semi-private bath; gen.
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SHORT TERM-THREE ROOMS AND
bath; near State Dept; references: shown
by aOpOintment PHI MA 2o6R, S12-A
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= 1920 HARVARD NW.-Bedroom, win
dowS; bedroom, 2Nwindows. See manager,
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CHILLUM HEIGHTS, % Jefferson st, ne.
| Attractive. cool. single room; new fur
| Qlture: 1923
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1853 IRVING ST. NW.-Large. nicely
furnished room; Ink. if desired; Frigld-
hot !,
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| 1888 MINTWOOD PL. N.W.-Large front
room, twin beds; also single room: rea-
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4 COUPLE OR TWO GIRLS TO SHARE q
bedroom 10th st. apt. with employed lady;
"A rea son al bile: Rentiles only sligo 4R06. aOs
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CEDAR COURTS" TAKoMA PARK, D. G.
% bedrms), bath. scr. pch. play I'd. >; every
thing furn,; gar; Ss5. Mgr., GE. O533.
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LAFAYETTE HOTEL,

18th and Eye SITS. n.w.-Rooms with bath
and radio for person from S16 per
week by the month for 2, from 50 per week
each. Call Mr.. Willis, mgr, for inspection,
District 1910
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$3.50 ST. NW-EdPLOYED WOMAN
to share 2-rm. apt, twin beds seml-pVt.
| hath rea sonable EN- S6lT.
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4IO5 WIS AVE. NV, APT 31O-COOL,
well-furn 2 rms. kit, bath; COW. transp.;
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FARM 6 GARDEN,

COCKER SPhNlEI PUPPIES o. peuIsI
Emerson 1923.
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ON CONN. AVE, 230l-2 BEDROOMS. 2
baths. study, lge. living rm., dining nm,
kit; 3 expos porch; avail avail. June Tor
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1925 BLAINE ST. NE.-comfortabl
Single, SIS double. $50. Pref. girls;