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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Moth Balls
& &c

9oe f1ulS Cold lebietS IL
Csc Citrate Maene's mo bottle charged ......l If
39e Sgd. Gau1e H.. observation-disclosures. 70,
Toe libby's Strained Foods ...........s for 3lt
Use CIspp's Cereal .................. l3t
100 Squibb's ABDe Capsules COS ..........L lis
10 petuna .,....,,,,......1It
7se Barbasol, isr ....................... .4ls
soc Revelation Tooth Powder .................2lc
6oc Kreml Shampoo ......... ............... s3c
Shaving Cream, Toofhpaso buyers bring empty tubes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Boys Sturdy
Wash Suits

Your boys can lead
a rough and tumble
life in these sturdy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Il. of d. Plans for NelU Role
As War Training Center
By LEWIS WALTER

home front by training thousands
of civilians for the city's war
plants.
To what extent athletics should
be maintained is a question.
The problem is being studied
by Father Poetker, the Rev. FIR.
Charles Cloud, S j., president of
IT, of d.. and Charles +. Dorais,
athletic director.
1--WE are not abOlishing ath-
letics," said Father Poetker.
I'VE know the government ia
vOrs physical fitness but our
participation in year-around
athletic program depends upon
the governments wishes. II IL
certain, of course, that travel by
our teams viii be restricted"
One of the most striking changes
forced by the war in the character
of the university is the decline Of
courses not essential 10 the war
program. The law school enroll
ment is 50 per cent below that of
two years ago a condition that
exists in every university with
Harvard forms tttfrCC having only
19 per cent of its normal enroll
mcnt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
PIanCdmpdiQn
Demonstration

The Civic Pride Association of
Greater Detroit is preparing a
gigantic city-wide campaign for an
"all-out' conservation program.
Committees are being appointed
TO further the share the meat
program" 10 promote saving oil
grease and collection of available
silk and nylon hose.
With the scarcity of fresh vege-
tables and other foods. the garden
committee is already planning de-
tails for a victory garden" pro-
gram next spring.
Another project contemplated IS
a campaign to eXterminate rats in
Detroit and Wayne County. Anna
Willard Winkler, one of the vice
presidents of the association, said
this project will be carried on in
conjunction with the Junior Red
Cross. the Board Of Commerce
and the Department of Health.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
J. D. Mansfield
OF Chrys|er Dies

A long career i'm the field OF in
duStry came to an end Saturday
with the death of John d. Mans
field chairman of the board of the
Chrysler Corporation of Canada.
Mr.. Mansfield died at his home
at 1885 Devonshire road. Windsor.
after an illness of several years,
He was 20 years old.
The industrialist began his
career with the Durant Motor
Company in Flint and later associ-
ated himself with the Maxwell
company in Detroit. When the
latter company was absorbed by
the ChrySlcr Corporation. MIR
Mansfield went along and was
placed in charge of the COmpany'S
Canadian interests a short time
later
Born in Stcubcnville. O., he re-
linquished his American citizen
ship and became naturaliZed
Canadian with his transfer TO the
border city.
He had purchased a farm in San
Fernando Valley, California. and
had planned 10 retire 10 il but the
press of war work caused him 10
cancel his plans.
He is survived by his widow,
Pearl; a daughter. Katherine, and
a son, Jack. Funeral arrangements
have not been made.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Calling All Posts!
Legion Renews
Plea for Jd|opies
Gel the Scrap, Because
It's Ammunition,
Sung in War Effort
BY RAY HARRINGTON

The American Legion Districts
Association of Detroit. with Is
posts. reiterated its call today for
al least one ialopX from each of
the posts. 10 spur The Detroit
Times about effort in the Detroit
Jalopy Roundup.
All posts in the association are
by S. w. Curtiss, COM
of the American Legion
organization, to have their reports
ready for the next district meet
ing, January 4, at American Legion
headquarters.
CurtiSs advised the association
in this weeks issue Of the Amer
lean Legion News:
Each post has been requested
by Commander =. w. Curtiss to
find at least one jalopy for this
holiday scrap drive-and at the
districts meeting, January 4, he
will ask a report from each post
In the association as 10 its full
fillment of this call for action.
BE ready to report your
jalopy, one at least, more II pos
sible. III you have not already
done so, take time out between
now and January 4 to dip up "A
legion palopy.
make your post one Of those
who have responded 10 the call"
The legion today adopted z
parody. written by James NJ
Wright of the WPB, on the popu.
lar melody, Praise the Lord anC
Pass the Ammunition" which
reads:
Get the scrip. because IT'S am
mlmitioR!
Pile II high, IN any old position!
Get the scrap, for Aris demoli-
ton,
And 1reW all stay free!
Get the scrap, for bombcrs and
for cruisers.
Then WeW be the lCinpers, not
the iOScrs.
Pile II high. TO dump the Arts
brUiSerS
IN the deep blue sea.
Yes. II zee get the mctul
We darn soon lCiI settle.
And a hcckorn WreckOrd gang
they i0iU be.
SO go get the scrap, for Japdnat:i
fShn'
Start II on its military mission
Pile the scrap, because its am
muRuiOH
And weU all stay free.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
DeUelop Specialists

While some of these men Will
be going into the service soon and
the 1919 draft will make other
inrUadS in undergraduate ranks
during the coming three months.
the university will be able TO
carry on by developing specialists
for the armed services, according
to the executive dean, the Rev.
Albert II. Poetker. S. j.
Under this plan. the government
is soon to assign large groups OF
men 10 schools for training in
medicine, dentistry engineering.
history. chemistry and physics.
The housing and feeding of the
soldier-StudcntS are problems now
facing university officials. The
schooling itself is a simple prob
lem. since the university is very
well equipped, especially with
large engineering and chemistry
laboratories. IT has one of the 80
dental schools in the country and.
at the present time, has large
number of dental reSCcrVlStS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

With uniform caps rapidly re-
placing freshman pots as the
campus headgear, the University
of Detroit may function chiefly
as a collegiate branch of the war
department during 1913.
There are 1928 former L. Of d.
students now in service. Thirteen
gold stars on the university serv-
ice flag represent the former
TtanS who have given their lives
for their country.
But the young men and women
they left behind them TO carry on
L. of d. traditions are thinking
no longer in terms of junior proms
and athletic tTiumphS. The rah-
rah stuff is out for the duration.
More than a third of the LIB
fulI-time students are. members OF
the army, navy or marine corps
reserves. taking their training and
awaiting their calls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Churchill Says
Yankee, British
Ties Closer Knit
Premier in Answer
to Roosevelt, Believes
War Is Welding Bonds

LONDON. Dec. % (INS). -
Friendships forged in the heat OF
battle by British and American
men will far outlast the
war and do much to bring the two
nations into closer relationships.
Prime Minister Winston Churchill
said today in a reply 10 President
Roosevelts Christmas greetings to
Britain's armed forces.
The Presidents message Off
cially conveyed Americas greet
ings to British fighting men and
now is being transmitted TO the
empires forces all over the
world.
During the past year" the
Prime Minister declared. I'VE
have welcomed ever growing
forces from America i'm our
ports. camps and air fields. In
all theaters of operations men
OF America and Britain have
fought Side by side under each
others command a. circum-
stances required.
Bonds of respect, cOmprehen-
sion and cOmradeship have been
forged which I pray will far out
live this war and be a lasting
support To the labOrs of peace
when, after we have won the
victory, we strive 20 build to-
gether a better, happier world
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
OPA POurs Out Advice
On Care of Your Umbrella

"Silk umbrellas need espe-
cially good care. They dry out
when not in use. so during "A pro-
lOnged spell Of dry weather a
silk umbrella should he given
good wetting down occasionally,
under the shower or the garden
hose"
And
But the OPA has four pages in
all on the care and happiness of an
umbrella. And the big idea is that
are 60 be restricted and
you'd better take care of the enc
you've got
And keep your eye on il in
restaurants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

Prom Detroit Times Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. Dec. % Well,
at any rate vow cant quarrel with
The OPAs attitude on umbrellas.
The OPA is sound all the way
through there. For instance, il
SayS:\
"a water proof finish il al
ways more desirable, of course"
And its SohcitouS. as well. The
OPA has been worrying about
poor little parched umbrellas stuck
away IN corners and forgotten. II
wants YOU 10 take them out for a
good old romp under the hose. il
says:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
ONTARIO
British Test Ships
As Meat Carriers

NEW YORK. Dec. 26 tINS).-
Tramp ships OF 10000 tons dead
weight which were under con-
struction in British yards today
are being tested as meat carriers
by British shipbuilding interests
through use of an accumulation Of
refrigerating machinery originally
intended for transportation OF
foodStuffS in fast liners.
Completion of a round trip voy-
age of the first of vessels so
adapted was revealed by the Lon
don Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Woman S Body Found
In Abandoned Mine

= ELDORADO, IL. Dec. %
GNS) Police today sought the
identity of "A young woman whose
nude and weighted body was
found in an abandoned coal NINE
shaft three miles southeast OF
Eldorado.
A 1O0-pound block Of cement
was suspended by a heavy rope
from the woman'S ankles. Two
men who had been tossing stones
into the water summoned police
when they saw a human hand eX-
tending above the surface. InveS-
ugatorS said the body had been
placed IN the shaft SIX months TO
"a year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Athletics Problem

Not only has the university
already sent out a complete naval
FLYING cadet squadron which has
finished it's training at Iowa City
but another squadron is waiting
the end of the semester TO enter
active training. The naval phySi-
cal fitness program directed by
Edmund J. Barbour freshman
athletic coach. is preparing the
149 naval rcServiSts for the rigors
of active duty.
As well as preparing soldiers
for service, the university is al
ready forming a great task on the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
PegIeg Pegs
Using Leg as Club, Breaks
Another's Leg, Beats Cop

LANSING. Dec. 26. - Robert
McCauley, 60. is in custody today
accused of standing on his unCon-
Stitutional rights and his good leg
while using his peg leg as an all
too effective weapon.
McCauley, according TO the
charges, dubbed Patrolman How
ard Dickens knee when the officer
ticketed him for alleged drunken
ness.
Another victim OF the oaken
limb police said, was Waiter
Scott. "a, who suffered a fractured
leg and head injuries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Chicago S Gambling
Crimped by War

CHICAGO. Dec 26 GNS).-
The war and increased police vigil
ance combined in 1912 10 put gam
bling in Chicago AT its lowest ebb
in years, Judge Oscar S. Captain
said today
The jurist reported that slot
machines and similar devices vir-
tually have disappeared and that
the number of fully-serviccd hand
books now operating is the small
est in recent history.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Symphony 10 Play
For 1000 Sailors

The Detroit Symphony Orchcs-
ira. following its regular weekly
will entertain 1000 sailors
at a USO party in the Ford Navy
Training School, Sunday night.
The concert has been arranged
through cooperation of the De-
troit Federation of Musicians
(AFI). The USO sponsors weekly
shows at the Ford school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Army Check Foreseen

WASHINGTON, Dec. % UNS)
Senator Edwin G.. Johnson Cd,
Colorado, today predicted that the
new Congress will call on the
army and navy to justify the huge
program for a 9,700000-man fight
ing force by the end of 1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Famous Crime
On "A Stations

Theodore Roscoe, writing In
The American Weekly with next
Sundays issue of The Detroit
Sunday Times. will report how
police might have parodied the
old adage with, TOO many clues
spoil the BROTH" on a certain
morning when the curtain rose on
one of the strangest murder myS-
teries in American crime. You are
urged to read The Mystery
Sealed in Room 1046," another ar
ticle in The American Weekly's
series on famous crimes that mys-
titled in the past and challenged
the best detective genius.
The dramatic events told by
author Roscoe have been made
the basis of a Front Page Drama,
bearing the same name as the
article, 10 be heard over II ra-
do stations in Michigan and On
tario next Wednesday. Thursday
Friday and Saturday The
day of the broadcast will differ
on various stations, as indicated
below:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27


housekeeping is hectic
90 HECTIC is life cartie Detroit that the Humane Society
y $500 unwanted pets week CLYDE Johnson nanggGr
times. a., H.
the family dog accte the dog ord be-
both oy and gcr h@y' ys o@ e Ara s Gog
becomes a tast.
GONE of the cys night may after January Is
e Rc 0sS tar our are 6 Ss na % e a
grocery The problem of stock and help such that they
WE than 100000 day buses
and Ray Byrne DsR cashier reports that the boys
Is the only way they can ised the ps INTO COMPILING
bottle and diamond ring and we'd
morning fearful bride arrived at the DsR and
explained that she'd left her husband the night before and
BY morning she'd changed her mind
THE 500 army boys from Of "This Is the Aryo had
Christmas dinner on j. f. fro"eg at me FGr She6y H9
6oc D' Said s i' '''' ne great ' '' ''' "F' 'a
like big family They don't want to be separated on
TURKEYS 65 cents a poundhief makes Years dinner
WPB awarded Detroit eagle flag this week for is efforts
walker J head Of the DPW Mayor Edward Jeres received
y" MIS- Anea cprano 2o2o Cortland avenue got Christmas
her Ralph in New Guinea He wrote on the back
OF a label of a tomato can
WE a making melt Everybody
too discouraged The kters skaters and coasters had high
Trons all week helping pack
packages reported with scant
mail, 80 the city got busy.
LLOYD KARMONOWSKI Of 1921 Patt told Judge George
Murphy an traffic court that he eGHored lighted cigar
re truck slammed into the end Of his automobile Charge
for the truck driver drunk drirUig.
Dodge Motor Corporation hos c corkin0
oldsters do skilled jobs uhich are turing Most
Of them odtim toomokcrs rho had retired uR the
came 0oHg.
CIXTEEN -YEAR-OLD Eugene boy ITO Elm
- Highland Park Christmas crowds
week-with Sl-milmeer StoakeS
dcntaly a Woodward
Later w. Alexander So street weaving
The
Detective Sgt Thomas Dugan and Detective William Jacobs the
special investigation squad him. noticed the bulge under his
II Eugenc Eugencs part affair came TO
ht when he teeponed HEADQUARTERS ANYBODY had
anyway But the FBI refused 10 let the matter drop there
Youngsters under who wanted
a drink. The draft card makers turned up in Lansing
60 the prosecutors office 10 begin serving his lOyear
bride taking Specific against him. taking
Gardens housing fraud He held
removal 10 Jackson
~ coftee cad butter shortage hare BIT hoe diaper
shortage New Yok reports BIT the babies c hare
Attr cir gears Woe, Gaddu has sent his marriage license
70 County Clerk CaIor LHgem0H Nom rHg an Los Angeles,
After thinking II years I don't want
TIE her" Is his d.oreed rte Ruth gladden., &C.
Gadda sad Ne had me conclusion that tpce 0daY
'orh once, It Wofidgt uork ogo(.
GENERAL sIKoRsKI premier in exile from Poland has been
- guest here this week lie had wohour
Archbishop Edward Mooney here.
So until YOU get that leave, wishes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
MICHIGAN

WIDE. Flint, Q p. m. Friday;
WOOD-WASH. Grand Rapids,
$50. p. m. Friday; WIBM. Jack
son. S:45 p. m. Friday; WIN,
Lansing. S:45 p. m. Friday; WKBZ,
MuSkegon, us III. Friday
VICAR, Pontiac. 2:45 p. m. Thurs
day: WSAM. Saginaw. 7:l5 p. m.
Friday; WTCM, Traverse City
7:30 p. m. Wednesday; WILLS,
Port Huron. II 80 a. m Friday.
ONTARIO
CFCO. Chatham, $50 p. m,
Thursday: CKOC. Hamilton. LIS
D. m. Saturday; CKCR, Kitchener
9 p. m. Thursday; CKCO. Ottawa,
sis D. m. Friday; Cues, STRAIT
ford. rs u. m. FRIDAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

DETROIT .@ITiMES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27
Buddy

THIS is letter 10 YOUR service man It's all about
his HOME TOWN, the most important place in E
the world 10 hint CLIP this letter today sign your name
az the bottom and send il him. Wherever ne IS ne
wants the news from HOME. It's up you TO mail IT,
DEAR BUDDY:
HERE'S you from Detroitn cup OF coffee WIN
IL
Happy New Year your mission ana
a quick return with the lob well done
II means good hunlIns ana SaIe return. A..
that rank you're working for that you oo9
run egareis chewing GuRaThat sor eF fst
So We wish YOU mail from HER and often your elbows
botheS when you're on your
what strange lands YOU You can
always decent glass of beer and movie no" ana hen
r4IS i vastly holiday than
stil making automobiles, still buying nyon
packed with automobiles full OF gasoline
make ammunition tanks, airpianes' ana we
make them round the clock.
rrHE Christmas lights dmed this City Hall hos tro
giant either side Of the porttco, ~ huge simulated
decorated only ruth stars Vhtch
giitcy So are the Washington beuerord
n Harry Nelly takes on No0 ears
senator, t0oJadge Homer FegasoH There
all kinds boring ohom Kelly O appoint to jill
Fergasou's place ON the circuit court bench
OUTER has become quantity farmers charging
pound Girls Marygrove College sharing their
pat per meal Sometimes If you're lucky can get
pound If any member of the family manages that
triumphant.
Best approach Speak your grocer meat
mouth When bill added up and
packed mention the fact that bill seems to
50 what figure it, When get home
therel be butter in the sack
INXPIRATION ratoning major rate
days making airpanes father making bombs
housekeeping is hectic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-27

rationng major rate
T. cash his These
DAYS making father making bombs
house ing il heetie
Evening star., 1942-08-19
HOUSES UNPUBLISHED.

H. McADOo AVE, COLMAR MANOR, MD.
5 rooms and bath insulated: garage;
$50 month. Inquire at 10 McAdoo ave
354o 10th sT NW.-ROW BRICK, 6
rms oil heat; S75 immediate possession
FRANK N. DOYLE, Realtor. D1. 1865.
Evening star., 1942-08-19
ROOMS FURNISHED.

110l 18th ST. NV, Apt. 2ol-Attractive
room for in apt. shower.
TWO large double rooms in pvt. home.
next bath and shower, cedar closets, unlim.
Phone; conv. trans, DE. 015S.
1905 P ST N,W--S3.50 per week, clean
floor. next bath; gentleman; downtown.
ARLINGToN-Large room. 5 windows.
private bath; single or double: gentiles.
Phone Chestnut 6S17.
DOUBLE furnished room, suitable for >
girls o. Or couple. next to bath on bus line
1928 N HAMPSHIRE -AVE.-Nicely fur
nished room for 9 girls; pvt. home, on
express bus; Rentiles only. RA. 1859.
lis ABBEY pL. NE. near 3rd and L
laundry privileges; pvt. home. FIR. 1913
NICELY furnished front bedroom, twin
NE sECT1oN,m,sinsle room for septile
Sent!eman,, unlim phone. y blk; to bIs
90 min: downtown; SIS mo. AD. 0s95
1916 KENYON ST, N.W.--Jewish home for
trans: homelike atmosphere. AID. 1898
BATHEsDA, MD-Gentile gentlemen
only. dhe rm.. pvt. bath. open fireplace
neW.y turn., cool. quiet rnl. overlooking
course priv. while living ct club: S75 dble.
~. ~ ,al5 e1 en1T. Bradley His His Country Club
room for lady for short period. RE, 05s5.
WALKING DISTANCE
ladies, near bath. reas 1e'
1725 H ST, APT. /.
Vacancy for young lady or young man,
1909 22nd ST. NV.
LARGE Double Room. Twin Beds: Sl2 Wkly
Evening star., 1942-08-19
MOVING, PACKING G. STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates;
will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelmans Nov
ing g. Storage Co. Taylor 2931.
Evening star., 1942-08-19
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

" SboOG AIN Ed n T..
One of the fine old residences of tbs
Maryland section; wide front and sids
yersndss, library, living and dining rooms.
buffers pantry, Kitchen with pantry 4
bedrooms, 2 baths: third floor finished
and heated room, with very large storage
room insulated; 2-ear Sarage; average
dimension of lot, 100 #. front by 1855
1T. deep; shade trees. eversreens, fruit
trees and garden space; two blocks from
bus. 3 blocks from shoppng center: price.
$4,000. To inspect. call Woodley $500
until pm.
Evening star., 1942-08-19
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED.

336 SOUTHERN AVE. E.-2 MED. APTS.,
furn.; heat, h.-w.; pvt. bath. Frieidaire;
conv. loc.; adults: owner. HI. 0156-W. 20"
CHEVY CHAsE-LARGE, MODERN, STU
dio suite, triple exp. good BUS service,
private bath and entrance. $50. OIL. 0965.
3 ROOMS (PARTLY FURN), PRIVATE
bath, heat, light phone. Frigidaire; pri-
vate home; large yard; near Walter Reed;
S45 adults only Georgia 1883.
BEAUTIFUL 22-FsT. LIVING ROOM WITH
bay window, bedrm.. kit. and bath,
screened porch: near trans, Colonial VII
ed. Call GIL G61s morning or evening.
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM. 4 WINDOWS,
overlooking flower garden; residential sec
tion. 2 blocks from bus. 3 blocks from
stores: $50 per month unfurnished. To
reach: Take E Falls Church bus ol.t wash
ington blvd to Nottingham St. walk right
two short blocks to Goth ST.; 601S Goth st.
H.. Arlington. Va.
Evening star., 1942-08-19
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

WILL PAY si.5 FOR UNPUBLISHED DE-
Oct. occupancy. Proximity to good
eaTement eIsmSneafy or, 5fn0Sa S5as' n0'' '"'p0
7A7 UNFURN HOUSE WITH 3 BEDRMs,;
: bathrooms, or tb) unfuTn. apt. with :
Arlington iii ' or i' south. oarase desirable.
4, FiBEL, 66l5 7th st. NV. 20.
, OR 3 BEDRM. FuRN. HOUSE WANTED
by executive of national nm, Wiil sign m
nelehborhood, Up to $3.50. Ma: 377o.
WANTED a-BEDRM., DETACHED. UN77
furnished. house, about Ss5. National
FOR DURATION 3-BEDROOM HOUSE,
near schools and trsnso., for responsIole'
sigable. s70s90. Phone Republic 900,
NAVAL OFFICER INTERESTED IN TAX
ing over lease for 4-hedroom house IN
b:red in s'Rt'n9f e. DuSA a2 ze3d Edwin G'RF s5s
HARVARD MAN AND YOUNG FAMILY
give best care unfurnished house. DE.
3tl5 ewes. Box 33T-x Star. :5'
SUB. OR RURAL HOUSE, NEAR FURLIC
trans. with kenneling for about doss,
or adapta5le barn or outouilding. Box
COUPLE WITH CHILD. s YEARS. DE-
sept i occupancy, Phone OR 14s7.
GOVERNMENT ECONOMIST WISHES TO
rent or buy Groom unturnished house.
excellent refs. Call GIL. s1s5.
BY GOVERNMENT OFFICER.
About Sept. Is or Oct. 1st for the dura-
tion. modern 6 or room unf. house near
transp:. moderate rental. RE. 1850
Evening star., 1942-08-19
NEW CAPE COD.

S7,goU.
Builder offers his own attractive new
stone-and brick home on beautiful lot in
Glen Echo Heights. Md, 3 blocks to fast
rooms and bath on first floor, living rm.,
dining alcove , bedrooms and lavatory on
second floor Coal or oil heat. This is
Raymond, RA. 1924.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.
Evening star., 1942-08-19
HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.

STONE HOUSE, WITH GARAGE. ONLY 3
years old, Sl35 per month; bedrooms. :,
baths, living room with stone fireplace,
large fenced-in back yard: , bedrooms
furnished in maple, like new in North
Woodrdse Md. near D. c. line. RA. 1873.
Evening star., 1942-08-19
ROOM AND BoARp-sURBURBAk

ARLINGTON-Young lady to share twin
bedroom, private home, excellent meals;
&c bus fare to new War and Navy Bldgs.;
reas. CHI. 4712.
SILVER SPRING-Room and board for
gentlemen; no liquor; conv. transp. Phone
Ehepherd 1872.