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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Great Smoky Tour
For Governors

ASHEVILLE, N. c.. May g.
A tour Of the Great Smoky
Mountains National Park, the
Cherokee Indian Reservation,
and visits to Vanderbilt estate
at Biltmore and other points in
western North Cardinals variety
vacationland are in store for
governors attending the Ma
tional Governors Conference
here June 21-24.
In announcing the program
of entertainment experimenting
business sessions at the Grove
Park, Gov. ]. Melville Broughfon
of North Carolina said he had
already received letters Of &C.
ceptance indicating that many
of the governors of the lS states
would attend. Gov. Harold Z.
Stassen of Minnesota n chair.
man Of the conference.
The conference viii open
Sunday, June n, with q visit
to Biltmore estate, fabulous
chateau built by the late George
w. Vanderbilt IN 1880, and
known as the finest country
estate In America. A buffet
supper viii be served at the
Biltmore Forest Country Club.
On Monday the states dinner
will be held in Asheville's
Municipal Auditorium and Tues
day the governors win Be the
luncheon guests Of Gov. Prentice
Cooper Of Tennessee at Catlin-
burg during their tour Of The
Smokes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Dewey Tells Victory Aim

NEW YORK, May 9 CUP).-
Thomas Z. Dewey, former New
York district attorney. said today
that the United States must not
only win the war but must also
win the peace by greater degree
of international cooperation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Wilkes Nephew in Navy

WASHINGTON, May 9 tUP3.-
Robert Frederick Willkie, 20,
nephew of Wendell Willkie, has
enrolled in the navys new aviation
cadet training program and will
report July 2 TO the naval reserve
aviation base here, the navy an
nounced. He is the son of II. Fred
ef-ick Willkie of Prospect, KY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10

Matheson pointed out that
this vacation travel pours I'm
mense sums of money into vaca-
ton areas, explaining:
Tho average per-day per-
person expenditure Is $6.l2, and
ON an average three and sue-
half persons are IN each car dur
ing vacation months. That csn
be taken TO mean that each Va
cationing car leaves better than
$2z q day I'm the area In which
IL n travelling or stopping.
And tho most Important
anglo from the resort areas
viewpoint 10 that tho money n
brand new cash, cash which
would not otherwise como into
the area"
The Automobile Club Il
preaching Michigan to its
1S5, 900 members as never before
and using all possible influence
to keep its members within the
state.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
ShipbuiIding Co.
Bows 10 WlB Order

NEW YORK, May 9 (UP)-The
Federal Shipbuilding and Drydoek
Company, a subsidiary of the
United States Steel Corporation.
agreed today under the compul-
sion OF war" TO obey a War Labor
Board directive that it grant the
Industrial Union of Marine and
ShipbuiIding Workers (CIO) a
maintenance Of m G m bers p
clause"
l.. H. Korndorff, president OF the
had let the government
seize the yards last August, rather
than obey a similar ruling by the
now defupct National Defense
Board. The navy re-
turned the yard to private man.
January 6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
HOLLAND. May 8.
THIS town of 5000, three

THIS town of 5000, three
= quarters of them of Dutch
descent, will again revert TO the
quaint costumes, ceremonies,
songs and dances of its fore
fathers at the fourteenth annual
Tulip Time Festival, May 1924
Three million tulips will be in
bloom along the streets and
parks of the city and at the bulb
farm on the outskirts.
The war win have some effect
on the festival. Bicycles and
horses and buggies are being
rounded up to take wsitors
about the city.
Boats Serve as Hotels
Ships of the Georgian Bay
Line, i'm winter quarters here,
will be opened for the festival
and used as floating hotels" to
help care for some of the 500,-
900 anticipated visitors.
The customary street scrub
bing will open the festival at
2:30 p. m. Saturday, May 16.
followed by "klompen" street
dancing and a gigantic parade.
Patriotism viii be the keynote
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Burroughs for Civilians

The Yellowstone, Colorado,
Sun Valley, Mexico, Florida's
East Coast, and the other sea-
shore and mountain resorts re-
mote from manufacturing-cen-
tiers are expected TO attract a
larger quota Of this summers
vacationists.
Urged by the national govern
ment to seek relaxation through
travel, the tendency to encour-
age burroughs for civilians"
has led to a definite campaign
10 maintain a "travel as usual"
program in so far as II may be
performed without any inter-
ruption to the flow of war traffic
and troops.
Because of these slogans. va
cationists may have clear con-
sciences because they are aiding,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
1850 Caroline indians

The Indian population OF
North Carolina. 1850, is the
greatest Of any state east OF
the Mississippi.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Funds Go to Red Cross

The proceeds will go to the
American Red Cross.
On Wednesday evening the
University of Michigan Orches-
ira. with soloists and a chorus
Of 200, will give concert, pro-
ceeds going TO defense work.
The annual three-hour band
review will be held Saturday
afternoon with more than 1000
high school students, followed
by costume and uniform
parade.
The parade of the school chill
dren in costumes will be held
Wednesday afternoon.
The Little Netherlands exhibit
and the Netherlands Museum
will be open on every week day;
wooden shoe dancers will per-
form evenings on the village
green, and other daytime enter
tain1nent will be offered.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10

.ittis Farms fer Sak
~ 1cAD (ssnss y,eai y saass;
~ s;s;s: 40; ssif Ss.s ~>ssss
FcxxrNEXykSS-ED. rAe1s
J scesttu asw ssys.sems.s ssiI restricted.
~ Orange Rds.; miles from Wyandotte,
* acres. 2 road frontsges: xl,iob. terms.
srsssmsn. no. s444.
bEtTNeE woRKERs oNLy-Movs ngf
e. meosss SslH q Gosssusssst priortttee
~ Prices , :, $50, 70 as; s. iss; go 70 -
boUlNDRE-1k-Miis; ! zcre land, nav T.
-. heNse; $500 dn. Williams, IL. 2-it5s.
kZgXJ = 0sVsS, vslss. 60 I'D
Oo4 ~ seqs t1-n1e epe1 nd
EeoevAsA yuescu Dradwsy Co. RA. 700.
~ ACRES piowed rich garden soil
- 49, Cngtls. Roseyille: snndays.
~ es!s0 lesss ssaaelas los scar
ean nsishbeshsoA; modssatsly rsstncts1 I;
ny SAG go; terms. Newman Sey and
1AkE Ne offer for my equity in beauti-
fuzzy wooded half scre midway between
s ssss hoss' - s'-ssr ''snI vermont
MODERN S-sfory brick veneer. 3-bedroom
home; chicksn henses, acres good
:,,; nee, IA HS IL; s%sso. $500 down.
NEW. MODERN A-room house. bath, base
msnt: hex aeee; eSass - east side de-
EN- .,s sI.. 49,. issas sss'hsa'' o. Cherry
PEkHAU RD.--2o acres for the real bar
gaia hunter; $500 per acre; terms. New
lAsp, 1901 Telegraph Road.
6xLL arm. house on lots. close 10
County Airport; full price 1.3I5: down
)aymant financed: monthly payments SIC.
foUDno. Eeerss 90 hil1lsbeit Roads.
~ 49, Cor s,ss, "a; e -. ~ i f,ss
z xCk&-%eli heated. city water. sewer;
~ t1S h0wn. IS monthly.
)o.A61k1 eecneg on Cherry Hill Rd.; city
WDf1, 1Too0 farm house: some out
eull11ngs; shals and fruit treas: gee1 soil !;
4 1CSE--Nicsly Handicapped: shsas trees.
fru4 trees, flowers: rooms. garage. =
49, 81 paved highway, bus service
49,. go As~n required; payments W
4 NcRK-Nss 3-bedroom brick homes;
city water: fully modern; -, 800; FhA
(srni; payments SIS. so per month.
OTTO ~. sCHATZ
Zo155 Ford Rd.. mr.. Middlebet.
Daa rtoru 2OOO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
1000 Kinds of Plants

More than 1000 varieties OF
plants are found IN the Great
moky Mountains Nstionai
Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
THE railroads are ready

THE railroads are ready for
- the summer travel despite
the great demands upon them
from the military.
Famous resort hotels arc pre-
pairing for a deluge of summer
patronage, be it in Swampscott.
Mass; Atlantic City, or the
other popular vacation-spots.
Railway managers hesitate to
forecast far in advance what the
precise trends of travel may be,
but il is believed certain that
resorts far removed from any
possible hazard will be especially
popular with long-distance rail
travellers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Colorado Attractive

In fact. one may visit Florida,
and its all-year summer resort.
Miami, at a slightly increased
fare, and still utilize the round
trip tickets to include, in addi-
ton, the picturesque spots in the
West. Or, one may regard New
Orleans and the Southwest as
one of the major detectives of a
grand circle tour of the country,
with stops at the national park
en- route east.
Colorado offers its allure to
transcontinental travellers, but
this year the mountain state
may be an objective in itself,
rather than a spot where trav-
elers merely stop of briefly go
ing to or from the coast.
Easy Of access from the East
with Denver just an overnight
jump from Chicago, either for
coach or Pullman patrons, Colo
RADIO has every attraction, ex-
cepting salt water, for the sum-
mer visitor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
V dCdtIOners
Plan to Tour
Michigan i

NINETEEN HUMID RED
NFORTY-TWO will 60 down In
the books as the year In which
Michiganians discovered Michi-
gan as Americas No. / play
place.
For years, of course. the rest
of the nation looked upon Mich
igan as a favorite summer va
cation area, with the result that
Michigan each year has led MI
other states in the number Of
visitors and the amount Of
money they have spent. Michi-
ganians, however--or 20 II Wou16
appear-have been seeking thHSs
pleasures elsewhere.
Eddie Matheson, chief OF the
Automobile Club Of Mfhigan's
touring division, released figures
Saturday showing that In 1871
the club routed 10000 cars into
New England, 5000 into FLOR
ida. 1900 into California ana
more than 5000 into MexSco.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Hollands lips to Lure
10000 May 10 to "a

of the evening program at River
side Park where the Northwest
ern University Band of 100
pieces viii furnish the music of
nations for costumed dancers of
va ri Gus nationalitieS and for
singing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
; Reasons for Stsyio9
Bio Year for State

with the more distant w.
cation areas definitely out Of the
picture Matheson explained,
''the best minds arc eonvimced
this win be . banner year for
Michigan resorts and vacation
areas.
there 10 plenty Of noney In
circulation, and travel h the
American worixingman's top rec
reafional activity. That means
no win spend his time IN
beauty areas, but they must be
nearby.
Too, Michigan has Ohio and
Indiana and Illinois from which
to draw additional vacstiening
throngs, for those states have
comparatively little 70 ofIer IN
vacation Joys when compared
with Michigan"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10

Three Comic Pages every day
I'm Daily Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10

ALL CASH FOR
LAND CONTRACTS

Inortgsys and real estate. no spprsisal Zee
Elmer ssxtco. 1879 Ford bunding. Oadh
Ilse 4se6.
Az land contracts bought, mtges. made.
Nc1fugh, iIio Ford Bldg. Cadillac o9ts.
[ZNY AAnrahls land contract purchased.
| MELVIN y. LATPHAR q COMPANY
|oth floor, Lafayette BIDS. Cadillac 1910.
|ANY LAND contract bought; white or
| osAureA; nssrtgase loans- schwartz, 80
|lssk BulAang. Cadillac 4zis.
NLoW lEscounts. We bay land ocutrac,s:
~ grange AHI ARR mortgage loans. Edw.
s7enkel Co. hammond Bldg. ca. 2e55.
|CAfH for land contracts or residential
prop. Home Associates. TY. 6-3iot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Formerly Went Away

Matheson explained:
THE average car cary1es
three and one-haif persOnas %
you can see the Immense hum-
Der Of sIichiganisns who songhf
their vacation Joys outside their
own state.
"And keep In mind that these
ears represent only club menu
bers, hence Il would Be logical
to assume that other Thousands
made tho Same pilgTimagcs,
ALSO keep In mind tllSt t]se
figures cover only four ercas,
although travel into . deeen
other sections haS been heavy
every year IN the past
; Reasons for Stsying
Matheson points out that
Michiganians viii do their play
ing right here In Michigan this
year for three reasons:
because ii is patriotic TO
reduce mileage as a conserva-
ton measure.
Z-Because the average mo-
torist will not expend car and
tires on long vacation trips.
8-Because the average mo-
torist will not take chances on
gasoline rationing and other
wa rfin,e restrictions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10
Nations Railroads Set
For De|use Of ourists

rather than retarding. the war
effort.
All of the vacation-lands may
may be visited on round-trip
rates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-10

sacrifice. drafted; eN-
ceilent paying restaurant business; excel
|1sut location. newly decorated, newly
|1glppsa. iio22 East Jefferson. MCrrsy
Evening star., 1942-07-19
HOUSES UNeURNIsHEp.

BETHESDA, MD.-NEW BRICK, TO s
rooms, ] to 3 baths. recreation rooms,
garages, de luxe kitchen; S115 to Sl75,
LESLIE o. MEASELL, WO. 1921. 19s
NEW ATTRACTIVE 5-ROOM BUNGALOW
near Falls Church. Va, convenient to bus
2 bedrooms, full basement, fireplace. built
in garage, oil heat. Alexandra 2402.
5705 CHEVY CHASE PARKWAY. NEAR
Chevy Chase Circle--Do not disturb ten
ant; vacant Aug. 16; 9 rooms, . baths;
conditioned: rent or sale, buyers preferred
FULTON r. GORDON. Owner. 1427 Eye
n W. DI. $3.50. Office hours q. M to n n,
NEW. DETACHED o-sToRY BRICK
homes In nearby Nd; trans. schoois.
S115 and up. WI. 1913.
Evening star., 1942-07-19
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

DESIRE / OR YR. LEASE WITH OPTION
2-4cb. house in c. e: Nd; within mile B.
party. Box 3s7-L. Star
PUBLIC HEALTH OFFICER WANTS UN-
furnished 2 or bedroom house in or near
Bethesda. not over sos mo. WI. 1851.
iATToRsNEY DESIRES 70 RENT NOV OR
yard: good Residential district RE 54b0.
NEW 3-BEDRoOM HOUSE. FURNISHED
S5 fore soa s stsa Sept be-
nearby neal var; Stove oRM snd Frisidaire; 1 refs IS
Phone Temple 1927 after 5 pm.
UNFURN; TO 10 ROOM HOUSE, NV.
near BUSINESS district and EMANCIPATION;
BETHESDA. CHEVY CHASE OR vICIN-
ity. unfurnished or bedrms.. game
room or den. by Sept. /. Call Wisconsin
FOR AUGUST 1-gNFuRNIsHED MOD
transp.: adults, gentiles EN-. 1913.
WILL PAY UP TO s1O07 FOR OR 3
bedroom furn M house or 1st-noor apt. Call
4 70 BEDROOM HOUSE SUITABLE
NAVAL, OFFICER DESIRES 3-BEDRM
about $50 rent. wish to deal direct with
owner owner sig desiring responsible tenant. Phone
WILL PAY SI75 IN ADVANCE FOR
or 3 bedroom furnished house from August
I to September 30th. Excellent references.
Box 205-C. Star.
SMALL HOUSE FOR ADULTS, PRICE
about $50. Box 202-C. Star.
s% ssa:s Vrns Ns4ys1d
Woodley c234
REFINED JEWISH COUPLE MIDDLE:
AGED. r. X, furn. or unfurn, or small
house. Box 130-c. Star. 49,
Wanss Rs4sE 5uss %lb
area $50 to sioo: s no esildren. % c5 Wo. sie ossi,
3 OR B.R. HONE: PREF NV, NEAR
Be 1875 to SsioTe siSe 70 mas sB buy
ROOMS. MODERN. VA OR MD. NEAR
transportation. schools; can do repair and
maintenance n n work II desired. Box 241-
QUIET couPLEIsMAII, UNFURNIsHED
bs3 sSRse s4as NICE s3sI sR3ssh60Th00d not over $50
WANTD-s OR MORE RIM. HOUSE IN
eondon Sn0n Box g. e1y 4s 20: stare $685. good
,WANTEDD3 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND
bath house: ami: price, S45 to $50;
5ngthwe northwest or Arlington (vaJ section. EN-
bedrms.; by Aug. Is; S75-S90 mo-; small
family; excellent ref EN-. 1906
UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR AND WIFE,
mere on Govt war work, want house in
or near Bethesda, furnished or unfurn.;
garage available; references. ia 249S.
WANTED. IMMEDIATELY IN NV. SEC
tlon, unfurn. house 3 bedrms., conv to bus
and schools WI. 9S46
6-RM. HOUSE IN, NEAR WASH: REAS
rent: or will trade Cabin John lot on pur-
chase. Box 256. Burke, Va. Fairfax 4-J-4
WANTED FURNISHED 2-BEDROOM APT.
or mouse. by gentle couple. Sligo S762,
after pm.
Evening star., 1942-07-19
HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.

UNUSUAL LOCATION LARGE, BEAUTI-
ful grounds, complete privacy, Colonial 10
rms. baths extra lavatory, 3 porches. :.
screened for sleeping: garage; conv. transp
1925 Quincy ST., Brookland; S@25 fur
nished, $3.50 unfurnished.
full grounds. complete privacy: Colonial 10
rms. 2 baths. extra lavatory, 3 porches, .
screened for sleeping: garage; cow tr3nsp.
1925 Quincy St, Brookland; So25s fur
nished. 81 so unfurnished.
MCLEAN, vA.--ALMOST NEW. COM
pletely insulated, q rooms e., bedrms) :.
large screened porch. garage; inside and
outside fireplace, G. E. oil burner: old
trees, garden. Block from bus line, stores
and P, o.; adults 500 month. Elm
Evening star., 1942-07-19
APARTMENTS UNFURNiSHED.
(NnnffnuAd

? ROOMS, KITCHEN BATH, on HEAT,
basement apt. with private entrance; gas
nd esesI,Gt, sard,x ncpsse d ss. saults $40 Open
EMPLOYED COUPLE ROOM. KITcH-
en-, large screened porch, mi-private bath;
sentiles, 40 children. 5615 2nd st. NV
1899 KINGSTON AVE s.E-MoDERN 5
rms kitchen. bath; entire End floor pri
$3.50; sentile adults. Hillside Os27.
l RIM. AND KITCHEN. 2a4 UPsHUR ST
NV.
7o7 LoNGFELLow ST. NV, end FLOOR
-Liv. rm din and kit. comb. incl porch;
Protestan: employed only: Avail. 1st.
GEORGEI OWN 3l25 ST. N.W.-EN-
tire. 3rd floor; liv rm.: bedrm.. bath. kitch-
incl; suitable PERSONS. $40 S mo: sa' avail e,ei
aug. 1st MI, 1922: weekdays call after
WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE DOWN
town---Newly decorated l room, bath and
reception, hall; Murphy bed; saa SO; IL
a45e Monday. 10 an. to . pm. ~'' ava
1911 RHODE ISLAND AVE. MT RAINIER,
Md.-Two rooms, kitchen and private bath,
private att,aa poreh and entrance; reasonable to
3l3 end st. s.v. White only ''''e'
1923 GEORGIA AvE-4 ROOMS. K1TcH-
en- and bath. RA. 061b.
$40 MoNTHY-BAsEMEN 3 ROOMS,
fined couple desired. Key at S25 r st. ne.
22.RooM. KITCHEN AND BATH APT,
aea' slH56shed Adults Isoi on5* Eastern ave- Apt
N. w. LIGHT-HOUsFKEFp
ing apt private bath. in new detached
home; near crosstown bus; to aulet en-
Rn Rlayea a4sa ssn'''e couple References required
5oas BROOM SUITE, NEW MoDERNIsT1c
baths Da th atch KITCHEN living room dining room;
between II and j Sunday. Va" w. 900
1914 INGLEsIDE TERRACE, MT. PLEAS
ant5 rooms, ms bath back porch: newly
ROOMS, KITCHEN. BATH, BACK
eeoaaia esssa 96ts aois. c0lum0'" I'd NV SIS mo.
rAsoM sSd bstb PARk sz rRooMs KTcI
ave: Sec any time. Sligo 6523
80, DEFENSE WORKERS ONLY.
bath; new: rent $3.50. Z. M. Al AIKEN ZEN
5415 GEORGIA AVE NV. IS RMS,
kitchen, bath. screened porch: heat. hot
P. J. WALSHE, INC,
1107 Eve St. NV. National s46s.
Attention, Govt. Employees.
New apts. OF 2 rooms, dinette, Kitchen
and bath. $50 and S52. so: heat and hot
water included Available in August
Reservations now being taken. 900 block
Parkiand pl Sc. Just Of Nichols ave.
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON
223 Investment Bldg RE. 11S1.
LIVING ROOM. BEDROOM DINFTTF,
Kitchen and bath. Large, new apt devel-
opment. .S49.50 per month Heat and hot
water included. Suitland, Md, where town
meets country. % minutes by VI. M. q A.
bus from II tn and Penna. ave. NV. Sept
l occupancy.
Open EVENINGS
Phone Executive 3Os6.
Executive GOAL
sundays Phone Spruce O73a.
SUITLAND MANOR. INC.
CoLORED-DoCToR OR DENTIST COR. |
Vermont ave. and Que. Q large rooms |
kitchen and bath heat furnished, reason-
able rent. MA. 140S
Evening star., 1942-07-19

For prompt responses
and better service, ddUer-
tiSerS are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent CldssifcatiSns.
Evening star., 1942-07-19
HOUSES WANTED.
HOUSES For SALE

nOOSeS TUX SALe.
aUMGAhoW bS1dGss 5,R3oM AM5 GLosE Tq
% %i@medas ssss tor a hs hsn''anf eash sa
ance S37 so per mo. Spruce O757-R.
NEW DETACHED BRICK. 8 ROOMS. GAS
heat refrigeration; SCHOOL, transp.; large
Sa9s sH9Gf EsS 81 cash lsa B. " "
brick, sr. and B.; 2-car gar; new-house
% SSnd u sAiIsY s1S3e 'ssa M $50 5ss BAL perm fin
5 RMS, ! ACRE GRoUND-HwY., LGE.
Ear md ddtass ave- faiasn e0S9d ad
Terms.
rG as5ss sTs 1s1s IS ss5sss
large. lot. hot water heat: ST, 500. terms
e H. LLALEGER. l4lo il st. NV, DT.
bedroom detached, center-hal home. on
large corner lot; 3 baths. gas heat, garage
and other fine features. Reasonable. Cali
ia. 536s tor appointment.
sEw Of Msss M1ME ave- ON Is oer TEE
able ,EHre. The house Is equipped with 8
room and bath, recreation room S' and Asaa spa >
cious living quarters. which show no evi-
dsr, dence Of the " years that i has been
irigerator; this ofier. is direct BY the
making Ga. os:a se5l saving to the
apts.; rent. 500 5Ss Der mo1sh a12Ms basement AsD
room owner occupied; $4,000. MI 1872
1900, NICHOLS AVE. sW.-..2 FAMILY
az S.sa fssa sRs $1,000 ea eash w.
pCroarAr r. xrrrr,x,-re Drr. curse rpy~r
Evening star., 1942-07-19

ultramodern, rooms, Z stories: z years
old: excellent location and transp.: $500.
Woodley 83Sf.
Evening star., 1942-07-19
ROOMS FURN. 9 UNFURN.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

1856 GIRARD ST. N.W.-FLrnished double
oom. Also unfurn double rm. Adj. bath.
ientleman or coIple
Evening star., 1942-07-19

! DESIRABLE CORNER BRICK IN NV
section: large rooms. 2 baths. recreation
room. hot-water heat, detached brick ga
stores. theater. etc. To settle estate
price reduced to $3.50; reasonable terms.
Evening star., 1942-07-19
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNlkt bOAKb.
CHILDREN BOARDED on farm references
Mrs. Simon Craver BrookevlIle. Nd. ASH
Ton 2012.
TEACHER will board several children for
summer, girls, ages 40; large country
home mr. Orkney Springs resort: any RET
erence Miss Lands Mt. Jackson va
MOUNTAIN REST TOURIST HOME, mod
ern, screened porches SIS and $40 weekly
week ends, 81 so. Write or call Ions dist ,
ra-R. Mrs o. NJ. Gochenour, Edlnburs
Va Ref, Riverdale Md. WA. 1869.
REST HOME ON l50-ACRE FARM. NEAR
Gainesville Va, owned by nurse; rates,
$40 week up. WO 392l,
NEAR MOUNTAINS, river: modern, COOL
screened porches: best of food well served:
$40 weekly. Mrs. Clinton Burner, Wood
stock, Va. 929-F-l1.
RIVERSIDE FARM" all modern, quiet
country home; close to river, swimming,
boating; screened porches. Double rm
- wkly. Single rm.. Sill Mrs. Charles
Burner. woodstock Va.
EXCELLENT SPOT for adults and boys
summer vacation on farm, in mountains
near Hot Springs, Va. Fishing and bath
ing, Good beds and meals. Sl1 per
week. May be reached by c. e. O. r. r.
Write Mrs. B F. Ross. Millhoro. Va.
ROOM AND BOARD on farm. miles
from Dstrict, Call Ashton 565I
VACATION GUESTS WANTED-unusuaIly
Iestful country estate Mrs. B. E. Balduf
y +. d. Gordonsville. Va.
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S.W. NEAR 7th AND G STS-i0-RooN
house all impa 2-car garage: price -rs-
session from owner. To inspect, call Mr.
l64S after Sunday
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

HUDSON. APT. VALUABLE NV CORNER.
!nth and s n;w.-3 stores and apts.
Az rented twhite). nnest construction. tap
estry br1ck, stone trim, terrazzo floor in
hails' steel beams, all outside rooms. near
Govt; depts;; excellent opportunity for a
1885 18th st. NV. or your hroker
Evening star., 1942-07-19

INSPECT THESE HOUSES ANY TINE BY
appointment; rms and b. in 700 block of
18th st. ne. S2,7 $50; $3.50 down, S12 so
Ss7. so for last 10 Years. 5 rms. and toi-
let, 700 block of Eye st. se, $3.50 down,
5000 per mo. incl. taxes. Rented for
515 E. Capitol St Ii. OI29. After once
hours call RA $3.50
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3 BLOCKS Dupont CIRCLE

BLOCKS DUPONT CIRCLE.
ROW brick. 4 bedrooms. bath, maids
room and bath, h.wh.
II. g. SMITHY CO.. Ma. 5a04. CHI. 2eel.
P STREET NEAR 22nd ST. NW.-ZONED
commercial, bay, window brick house Of
tricity and gas, 2-car brick earare On
3O-foot alley: Now rented at sS5 90
Price, S1O,000.00. II you know this inn.
M proving section you will know this is .
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
171a X st. NV Ma 116a
PETWORTH BARGAIN, ONLY $3.50,
bath with shower. Modern kitchen s large
poicnes. GARAGE, Call MR.. MOORE,
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LIVING ROOM. DINING ROOM KrTcH-
en-. library and f1rst-noor lavstory, 2 bed
rooms and two baths. built-in garage;
house beautifully furnished in ANTIQUE
furniture; $500 per month. s132 west
Beach DIR. Call owner at Taylor $3.50 or
TYLER d. RUTHERFORD. INC,