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Evening star., 1942-09-29
Million a Year 10 Be Saved
By New Priorities Control

Reorganization of the War Pro-
duction Boards Bureau of Priorities
Control which, it was understood,
will save the Government about
81 100000 year in paper work alone
and release TOO workers for other
duties, YVES announced today by j..
A. Krug, deputy director general for
priorities control.
The move was interpreted by Off
cials as streamlining of the boards
priorities setup so@that it will be
in position to handle the schedul-
ing and ALLEGATION of war materials.
WPB officials have said that a
large part of the priorities system
would be scrapped in favor of direct
ALLEGATION of scarce materials. It
was estimated that in the future
about 80 per cent Of all materials
will be distributed through direct
ALLEGATION of plants. This will in
clude all of the larger industries.
The remaining 20 per cent of ma
terials will continue to be distributed
through priorities
In the reorganization. Edward
Falck will serve as Mr.. Krugs chief
assistant. The personnel of the
Washington office will be reduced
by removal to the field Of about
100 priority specialists now assigned
to industry branches.
Issuance of simplified ALLEGATION
and priority forms will result in
a saving of about $1,000,0 900 a year
and free about TOO employees for
other duties. Whether any OF the
TOO would be released, or whether
all will be transferred to other di-
visions of WPB, was not stated.
Evening star., 1942-09-29
Britons Join Clubs
To Subscribe 10
Certain Papers
Cut Circulation Rather
Than Size Of Poper,
Southern Publishers Told
BY the Associated PresS

By the Associated Press
HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Sept. 49,
In England certain newspapers are
SO scarce that they can be obtained
only by joining a club or resorting
to a similar stratagem, q British
newspaper expert said today at the
So1thern Newspaper Publishers As
sociation convention.
Graham Hutton, director Of the
Chicago ONCE Of the British Press
Service, a government information
agency, said that due to the news
print shortage publishers had to de-
eide whether to cut their papers to
four pages or cut their subscription
list.
Paradoxical Results.
This" he said, had amusing and
paradoxical results, for instance:
Though there are no sale or re-
turn copies any more, the popular
four-page, 2-cent papers with un-
altered or increased circulations can
be subscribed to and even bought
fairly easily, but the Times and the
Telegraph, which are larger in size
yet circulate to only two-thirds of
their normal readers at a 50 per
cent increase in price, have acquired
kind of scarcity value and good
will.
you can only get the Times or
Telegraph today by joining a club
or going on list of people who are
anxiously waiting for dead mems
shoes or for some regular subscriber
to be sent overseas. Even then you
can't be sure his family will not
continue the subscription. Copies
OF these larger and more expensive
papers, though they are onely one
nth their normal size, are read by
i've, 10 and even 20 pairs of eyes.
Space at Premium.
Thus in wartime publications in
Britain the larger calculations no
longer indicate the biggest paper or
the greatest public good will value.
The fact that publishers of the
Times and the Telegraph and one
or two other better-class papers de-
liberately chose to print only two
thirds their peacetime printing run
but thereby secured extra space for
news coverage and comment and
advertising has boosted their good
will with the public and has raised
the potential demand for these ma
pers much more than the rising cir
culations Of the run-altered popular
papers of four pages"
AS to advertising, Hutton said:
Often the normal advertisers of
foods, candy, cosmetics, gas. rubber.
beverages, alcohol, automobiles. ETC.,
VIII maintain their good will ad-
vertlslng by paying for and pre-
senting to the government a space
in which war bonds or some other
government-sponsored drive can be
presented with the commercial spon-
sor's name in small credit line at
the foot"
He said the smallness of the pa
pers increases the competitive pres
sure for advertising space.
1T may make the newspapers
advertising manager tear his hair
trying to work out a system Of 'pri-
critics for his impatient queue of
potential customers, but by the
same token it makes the publisher
or editor ride high, wide and hand
sonnet"
Evening star., 1942-09-29

the station was well blacked out and
also reported that fewer emergency
vehicles were noted on the street.
One police radio call during the
blackout summoned scout cars to
the 1900 block of Euclid street NV,
where bonfire Illuminated the i'm
mediate vicinity. Police quenched
the fire but made no arrests.
Nearby Areas Report.
The blackout in nearby Virginia
and Maryland went off rather sue
cessfully," civilian defense officials
reported today, with an afraid
warden in Alexandria fracturing her
arm in her haste to report for duty
when the sirens shrieked.
She is Mrs. Eve Wolcott, air-raid
warden for an apartment building
at 612 Dashport lane. She was
found in her apartment by police
after they noticed a light burning.
Police extinguished the light and
took Mrs. Wolcott to Alexandria
Hospital.
While six violations were reported
In Alexandria, officials emphasized
there may be more since air-raid
workers have "a hours in which to
turn in their reports. t.
Five violations we're reported in
Bethesda and four in Silver Spring,
all involving private homes, accord
ing to Judge Albert E. Brault, Mont
gomery County civilian defense di-
rector. Warrants have not yet been
issued against the violdtors pending
an investigation, he added. ~.
High Tension Wire Falls.
Some difficulty was encountered in
telephone communication between
the control center at Silver Spring
and the Sandy Spring report center,
caused by the falling of high
tension wire across a telephone
cable, Judge Brault said.
The condition was soon remedied.
however, after E. j. Boothby, in
charge of the public utilities service,
sent men out to investigate.
Very few violations were re-
ported in Prince Georges and Airing
ton Counties and civilian defense
officials in both areas expressed
themselves as well satisfied over
the result Of the surprise blackout.
Evening star., 1942-09-29
LOST.

LOST.
ed.SD PISA a.s sAT0T lss5Is 5,lsS sSoK Soi T. s
hart. 1891 Barker s. Sc Il ISIS. As'
Aan aEeoED Dart g. et e tas Maior
pm: sunday Reward. cH 1000 EXT P0es sas'
AIREDALE, female, tan and rray. wearing
Snan 81 an collar; no Identification vicinity
Parkside drive NV. RA. 1880. Reward
1 ssme and man nspsi, saY h6sn5 9g return
s.w:. Apt: %. Me- 1oSa. '''"' ~'i y ST.
initials II; B." Union Station % Wednesday xig
sfS. 'PRfsnf PRene h1 sf isss SD state
DIAMOND DINNER RING, platinum set
ting, SATURDAY or Sunday. Hobart 1893
after $50 pm. Reward
DoG, Boston bull, screw tail, bred: about
yrs: Old kensington 1853. Reward.
ar nsn. red ansg ms cocker e ysD sDan5
Phone Chestnut 1895. :" A''0n ''n'se'
DGG' D,6 sshorrt.stock BEAGLE, brown and white
xsrd Cali iuosS En- aasa. ch'ld'' pet Re-
EASTERN Eatsr STAR PIN. small; white gold
Arlington. Va. Reward.
F6X r,p;f. TERRIER Small, male, black and
I'd and zeth st. plesse sssesh esll En- a6 oo sTldse
GASOLINE e.GsoId 1. RATIoNINa 6 BOOK, 1910
Fi.anas FFaicksrd' license number l9s-ss7. Reward.
pFASoLINE g &C SS5oosaa saT19N BOOK, a; initiated
I,r rsul u. y Krause. 700 Kennedy St. NV.
Gas GA u RATION AT n, TIcKET msde out e sem
NV. Call d. 06T6.
! GASOLINE RATION BOOK "a" Re
turn to c. Carver 257s Rhode Island ne.
GERMAN SHEPHERD, 9 months: black
fo Phone saea ondv.a snsTsTs iaas to F'wn Reward
nsms IRISH Sc SETTER. TER 2a years old answers to
aGptsHmsFy ssI W S7s e0upsy Rsvs4s tag No. ess
s + s'' oss: assso s:'.ssP
NECKLACE, two-toned, twisted sold, lost
Saturday an; reward. Wo. 5s06
afOKsFs Glass Pm cs fpi 81 f is aiel
pm. e-
ONE BUNDLE Md.,S OF RUGs Iost on H St,
and Rssr Rss . ne satons Efaasi' e Agency
ONE GAS RATION BOOK. s-I-F434175
please return 3Os
ovAL-sHAPED NECKLACE, in vicinity Of
sad HfSS.Fa fos aarysTa ns st. na value
PURSE. small black; Identification cards
Keys etc; at Grifith Stadium, Sunday
PURSE--Black leather; lost on Prospect
ana are eturn an0 Me AID
on sondsy. Reward: BOZ Boz ss4.M E. Star ioS'
! SETTER DOG white with black spots,
lost for weeks. Liberal reward offered.
eoTTE adaT ifek pr os4 s4svfss to Hpsy
| st, NV.
SOLITAIRE DIAMOND, platinum settine
asaned eana sfs o a.t sss
SUGAR RATIoNING CERTIFICATE, No
the Atlantis Club. laos Mass. ave. NV, on
| 22nd Of Sept Lost same day,
sun sym Of gmoney, etc; on Mass, ave. NV
TYPEWRITER, Remington portable; abou
pm Sat- cor. End and Eye SITS; NV
Serv
WATCH, o3-jewel Illinois Baum Special
/ between mile below Ammendale, Va.
fpinidsd fpd AK a,sa' Reward 500 9th St ne
---
WATCE-Lady's vicinity of 18th St anc
New York ave. and sts. NV, Reward
Union 1923,
WRIST WATCH, mans, Elgin; at or nea
Clarendon Baptist Church. Reward. Cal
Glebe sS41.
WRIST WATCH. lady's, yellow sold, n,
wrist band. last Sunday bet. 9th and Ingra
ham and 5th and Shepherd SITS. NV. Re
| ward. Phone Georgia 1909
REWARD for return of brown corduro,
| reversible coat. left Cheyy ChASA
Rink Saturday night. ST.. 1920.
FOUND.
BRING OR REPORT ABANDONED, sTRAy
ANNALS to Animal Protective Association
$500 Wheeler I'd. sc. AT 1883 Presen
facilities limited to that class only
ENGLIsH guLDoG. male tag, No. 1855
Evening star., 1942-09-29

service" have it serviced regularly by
expert Call Carl mechanics-Call Carl
plants provide the largest repair faci-
lities and fullest equipment east Of
Detroit :. and Call Carl plants are
running full tine to keep your car run
ming smoothly. Have Call Carl experts
service it efficiently now so it will serve
you efficiently later Drive in today at
Washington's Little Detroit" Call
Carl-Brightwood, Georgia Avenue and
Peabody; Northeast, 604 Rhode Island
Avenue; Downtown, 6l4 H Ssreet NV,
and 1887 Good Hope Road, Anacostia.
Open every day in the year-DIstrict
2775.
Evening star., 1942-09-29
FOUND.

BRING OR REPORT ABANDONED, STRAY
ANNALS to Animal Protective Association,
$500 Wheeler I'd. sc. AT 1883 Present
ENGLISH BULLDOG, male, tag No, 1869
San Robert Miller, b615 2nd a. NV.
Call GE. S2a6.
Evening star., 1942-09-29
Ann Sheridan, Brent
To Go Separate Ways
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 2e.-Ann
Sheridan and George Brent of the
movies are separating.
Brent came here yesterday from
Oxnard, Calf, where he is Civilian
Air Corps instructor, and announced
that he and Ann would go their
separate ways hereafter.
Mr.. Brent said the matter of "an
immediate divorce" had not been
discussed and that there was a
possibility, however remote, that
they might be reunited.
Evening star., 1942-09-29

an important part
of your normal,
daily life. You
cannot drive it as
much--but most
Of you can drive
1t regularly -.
provided you treat
your car wisely.
In this way you
are helping to
keep the Ameri-
can way Of life on
the m We. To
ffs
Evening star., 1942-09-29

| WRIST WATCH, mans. Elgin; at or near
/ Clarendon Baptist Church. Reward. Call
rlnhH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-15
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
and better seruice, adUer-
ttsers are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent ClassifcutiSns.
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PERSONAL.

HEMoRRHoIps ERADIcATEr BY NY
own method Results effective for . life
druss OF surgery Or, SOkMERWEF tx
1893 Columbia rd Adams 09Ss
ALTERATIONS ladies and mems clothing
Modern Re-Weavine and Sewing Shop.
lilo F St NV. Room 81. Phi. EX. 0422.
LADY CHENDRE" CREATES THE IND,-
vldral gown for the smart Washing tonian
Phone Adams 1855. 49,
BOYS SCHOOL WILL ACCEPT MORE
boarding and 4 day pupils, 3 to 16. Trans
portstion furnished. sH. 604a,
PHONE E.HERD $780, ASK FOR vIR-
einia Richardson II you are In need OF D
han up 70 S30c on your signature.
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COWS. horses, pigs heifers, puppies; trac-
tor-plow. hay loader. heavy wagon; 10O-a
stock farm to rent on shares. E. H. Pier
son, Sandy Spring, Md. Call Ashton 1921,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-15

IDEAL XMAS GIFT - General Electric
blanket. less than ceiling prices Nation
ally adVertiSed Phone National AohH
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

large variety Of all kinds Of metal articles;
low prices. Shop at GEORGETOWN Brass
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VIOLIN-Really nee old violin and bow:
GOOD condition $50. Call Monday, 1874
Columbia I'd n W
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

PAINT CLOsE-OUT5-Hou paint. all COL
OF SLID per ga; clear varnlsh. 81 II per
Ga e; white enamel, 81 40 per gal; caSein
pa at, all co.ors, 81 % per gal Northwest
Palnt &C., Ills 7th ST. Free delivery.
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SITUATIONS MEN & WOMEN.

sOUpLE man and wife good g,hw., good
nain cooking. verv handy driving. serving
ref e. Dockery, els o st. NV, Washing
ION, D C. 70
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES. calculators. type
M:ilerS. all kinds, any cond.; top price.
Sun. and ewes, CO. 1925; week. DI a372
AIR cooling units any
SIZE age or make, for cash. r. G
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l LARGE ROOM AND KITCHEN OR 3
employed persons; $40 month Also b. So
ment bedroom. gentleman; SIS. Apply
after q m. 33l6 Mt. Pleasant st NV
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ROOMS WANTED.

ROOMS WANTED.
QUIET YOUNG CPL. desire 60 rm. fur
nished apt, Dec. 1926, $45-S55: away
from downtown. Call Mr.. Mcbride. RE.
1884 bet. SO pm.
FURNISHED or unfurnished. 2 bedrooms,
living room, kitchenette. NV. section; for
Mr.. Amundsen. ME. 5000. 17s
cOLORED COUPLE want furnished room
with Ink. privileges in Northwest section.
Phone EN-. 0473.
GEORGETOWN OR VICINrTY-CoIored
woman desires clean, comfortable. furn.
single room and use Of bath. Hobart 7415.
ROOMS WITH BOARD
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Comfortable rm.,
next bath. spacious well-kept home: excel
lent meals: Q employed persons. WI O692
MT. Observation-Disclosures furn. rms.
finest home cooking. unlim. phone; GOOD
transp 1871 Hobart st. NV. AD. 1881
1913 SHERIDAN ST. NW.-Vacancy for
two girls private home; unlim, phone;
home privils.; cars and bus. IA. 1865.
1928 PARK RID. N.w.-Larre double room
twin beds: vacancy, Gentleman: unlim
1872 n. 81. Nw.-Desirable vacancies.
yarn triple rms; sood meals: re-
Ansd home: best downtown section.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-15

FURNITURE-Closing out furniture dept.
s-pc mahogany Duncan Phyfe dining room
suite, Sl30: sofa. $50 cocktail tables,
$3.50; nest of tables, ST.: odd chairs etc
Oriental rug. cost $3.50, sell so5S Fire
place sets, door knockers. All above fur
nlture is new. Swiss Furniture Shop,
24S3 18th st. NV, AID O16l
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PIANO-Brand-new Lester baby grand
mahogany finish, with famous Tone
Stabilator," used onlv on floor; save S2l5
from new price. Terms Call Republic
62l2, Kits. 1880 G st. middle of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-15

FURNITURE-Sacrii brand-new and
floor samples TABLES: Cocktail end
coffee. Floor lamps, table lamps, kitchen
tabl S, Magazine utilities and smokers.
students and kneehole DESKS CEDAR
CHESTS, PLATFORM ROCKERS Hun
dreds OF living room bedroom and dinette
suites. occasional chairs. Hundreds of odd
ana end pieces Three floors, fun of mer-
cnahdlse at prices cut to the bone Just
IN time for your CHRISTMAS savings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-15

FURN1TURE-10-p antique white 18th
century English dining room suite. :, an
tlaue white living room chairs, also French
commodes and tables. Beautyrest matt.
dnie SIZE: apiece chromium suite knee
mole desk and secretaries, studio couches,
poster BEDS. springs. rugs. office furniture
man. conee tables, end tables. tier tables.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-15
CATTLE & LIVESTOCK.

BARRED ROCK PUILETS, 600 laying ex-
eeuent quality, certified stock, $3.50 ca. in
lot of SO or more. AYRLAWN FARMS
Bethesda, Md.
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WASHING MACHINES t2I. 1900, S75;
Reliable, So. Apol" 1134 Atn st. ne.
WASHING MACHINES CO, Maytag Apex
sp nner and Laun- dry-ette. oveT1ruled, Ike
new. 430" Ga. ave. RA. 114S.
VENTILATING and fltering units. window
sill. plug-in type, for homes and Offices;
brand-new, made by Philco; only $50 so
Bishop Equipment Co. EN-. 3006.
VIOLA for sale. value, 500: will sacrifice
for $50. truly A good instrument ADoiy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-15

III G ST, NE ROOMS, KITCHEN
elte; md floor. settled couple. ADULTS only.
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PIANO-Artist's model Hartman baby
grand, mahogany finish, new condition.
reduced to S445; terms. Call Republic
t2l!. kits, 1880 G st. (middle OF the
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is r ST. NE.-LARGE FRONT BID
nvins room. md floor. nicely furn.; Will
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CHEVY CHASE. MD, 4SoT CheVy ChaSe
blvd-Well- furnished master bedroom, pri-
waite bath. gas h at; new home. WI, a063.
BETHESDA-Lge. furn. rr., pvt. bath.
phone ext. p. entr; bus at door; pvt.
park, refined Gentleman: $40 mo. WI. $50,
SILVER SnRING-Lge. attr.. comfortable
rm., for . refined gentle men: shower
bath bus at door. Sioo 1883.
ARLINGTON room next to bath; . blks
from bus line. avail. Dec. 18th: s25 mo-
! New home. Call Glebe 22S4 after $50 D m
1908 N. OAK ST. Arlington. Va:-Front
single room. coal heat: conv. - P7ntn Qon
Bldg; bus stop at corner. Glebe $3.50
LARGE BEDROOM, beautifully furn.. twin
beds. private bath new home. conv. trans;
gentlemen. TIE. 2117 after Z.
TLE'1EN-OFFICERS, ATTENTION
Warm suites and studio rooms with private
Law. Clubroom. hotel service: 10-cent bus.
Good location. reasonable place to live
and entertan-Ciub Glebe-Glebe 3946
ARLINGTON. 1900 N. Stafford St. rms
bedroom and living rm). end floor. pri-
vate hath. private entrance; $50. Also
Prou16-level. basement. pine-panel1d stuNio
room, private bath: private entrance; good
heat: gentiles $40. Financial references
required. CT. 104s.
DOUBLE ROOM furnished. unlim phone:
on 2 bus lines, near Pentagon Bldg. Call
Chestnut S542.
ARLNGToN-Larse front rm., adioin.
Bldgs.: gentleman. Overlook 1896
FURNISHED l Pm. for light Housekeeping;
/ carfare: So wk: suitable for l or peo-
ple CHESTNUT 3785
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NEWLY FURNISHED APT, PRIVATE EN-
trance; accommodate 4 Rentiles: S125
month. TAYLOR 5S1a
GIRL TO SHARE APT. WITH 2 OTHERS,
nice pvt. home, So week gentle Ii 3s46'
YOUNG CHRISTIAN GIRL TO SHARE A
furnished apartment living expenses 30.
prox. $50 monthly. Me. O540, Ext, 1c4.
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1899 KANSAS AVE. N.W-Beautiful dble
and triple, rms. s35, so and S3s so: also
ca. .tfor ~, or S34 ca. dor 81; delicious
Kosher meals: no breakfast TaYlnr 4sAA
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fWIb. S5AFE DOWNTOWN NOR THWEST
IurnlShed l-room, kit, bath apartment
WIN other Protestant girl between ag
- and %. References EXCHANGED Box
% -h' Guar. -
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BELMONT GARDENS
-p u CIR, wv

100 rooms. 80 bathrooms, central loca-
ION. mr.. Dupont Circle: formerly italian
Embassy. Transient and permanent guests
Special rates for Army and Navy officers,
- SO to So 90 per day. Meals optional.
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RARY CHICKS.

BARRED ROCKS, r. I. Reds, white {
horns. Conkey's 70 feeds. James r
Store, 619 x St NV METROPOLITAN 90
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BEAUTY SALON. Arlington Village. 25O4
ooI9moia pike, Arlington. Va. Excellent
o oS3 business up-to-date shop. $1,000
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has given us 3o-day
extension In which to vacate one of our
largest warehouses. We are unable to
locate another warehouse, therefore we are
forced to sacrifice 100000 worth of fine
inrnlture at 400 of the OPA ceiling prices
We have hundreds of bedroom. dining room
ny. rm suites. overstuffed and occasional
cnalrs. secretaries and desks, coffee cock
tan lamp and end tables of famous Mers-
mar make, floor and table lamps and
many more items. Be sure to visit our
showroom before you buy and take 4O1o
on all OPA prices
LUX FURNITURE CO,
Open Ewes. Till PM
S11 9th ST w
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POULTRY B. Eggs.

r. W. BOLGIANO q CO.
Poultry equipment: full line Eshelmar
feeds. All New York ave. ne, FIR $50
607 z st. NV MA 0O91
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

1903 N ST N.W.-Army-Navy oficers or
refined young men, single and double rms
Also basement rm. with bath Conv.
location. excellent transportation
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| FURN1TURE-Desk walnut, fiat top, rod
leather covered. drawers each side, un-
usual piece. for office or homa. SOS: also
exact matched pair very fine Handkerchief
rlbboned-back Ch!ppendale ball-and claw
| 1eet armchalrS, leather seats. S15 each; an
other pair Chippendale armchairs, $50
each Phone mornings, Shepherd 1874;
| hone. eyes Ashton o4SH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
Sailor Finds That Women Run The World

ploymcnt for the first time in
IT'S history.
BAD ENOUGH 10 find pow
der puffS, fancy cosmetic bottles
and such fluff in his desk
drawer but the crowning blow
was the newly acquired indie
pondence Of his wee spouse.
She nonchalantly paid her own
luncheon checks, pulled on her
own coat, opened doors unaidcd
and proceeded on her merry
way with all the Sclf-conhdcncc
Of Queen Victoria.
So friend sailor is on route
back. vowing 10 buy himself
cookbook and a manual Of house
hold hints as a means of pro-
toctnG his future
WE SAW wonderful cNhi-
hluon Of womanS roSourcoful-
ness up al tho First PrcSby'e-
ran Church house yesterday
From tiny bits Of material
wool yarn and oilcloth, 20 vol
untcer SeamStreSSeS. half Of
whom were business women.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10

IT'S WONDERFUL NEWS you will read
i here you who are interested in i'm
proving your family's health. For
FLORIDA ORANGES ARE BACK!
Tree fresh ... Florida's get here three
to five days faster. sweeter, more deli
cious, packed with healthful juice.
Oranges like these furnish all the Vitamin
"C' you need-the vitamin Uncle Sam
says everyone should have every day
And remember this: Because of the
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an orange green tint when dead ripe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-10
BY JOAN DEAN

SIGN IN Pontiac store:
BE kind 10 our saleSladicS.
They're harder 10 find than Gus
TONER'S" That's putting il
mildly.
We're passing on 10 YOU an
other tale that signifies the
change in the wind. Twould
seem that former Detroiter.
off in tho service for nearly a
yeap returned for just a few
days TO visit his young wife.
NOW UNDERSTAND that
thus young man had lived these
many months in truly mans
world, whore thoughts OF girls
left behind painted them as
strictly frail and feminine.
But suddenly he arrives in
this machine-mad town 10 find
conductorcttcs on street cars.
hundreds Of gals running around
in man-tailored Stacks and, hor-
ror Of horrors. a pair Of females
invading his former place Of cm-