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Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04

S1llIOlllld Oll VI DSlDlC OdIludl '
Is. TO some place i'll the interior of
Mexico.
The evacuation order is not mere
ly an "invitation', authoritative
sources in Mexlcali said. An order
from Mexico City instructing re-
gional authorities to Invite" Japa-
nese to remove themselves to the
safety Of the interior of Mexico
was interpreted literally b. Baja
California officials to mean that
parsons of japanese ancestry were
unwanted there.
Asked if the strict enforcement
of the Mexican federal order apply
ing to Japanese residents in border
areas was il tho interest of the
safety of the japanese, high GOV
Crnmcnt official at MeXiCali said
PROTECTS MEXICO
Not for the protection of the
Japanese, but for the better safety
Continued on Page 6; Column 3
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04
Price Curbs Top
Congress Business
For New Session
Senate Committee Puts
Okay on Stringent
Control Proposal

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3.
(UP)-Price control legisla-
tion took top billing today on
the list of issues facing the
new session Of congress,
which convenes at noon Monday.
The price liking bill was given
first rating when the senate bank
ing and currency committee, after
the year-long first session of the
77th congress had come to an end
late yesterday, voted unanimously
to report a stronger control meas
ure than that approved by the
house Nov %.
The senate price fixing bill would
authorize Price Administrator Leon
Henderson to set ceilings on COM
mCdlty prices. 1t would direct him
10 consider prevailing prices dur
na the period from Oct. | to 10,
l94l. in fixing those ceilings, but
to select another tWo-weeks period
if in the first half of october the
price of some commodity was alb
normal.
FARMERS FAVORED
A special floor - provided II
continued on page 6, column g.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04

DEPUTY supreme commander un
der Wavell will be MAJ Gen. Geo.
H. Brett, chief of the air corps OF
the U. S. Army, who is now in the
Far East
Admiral Thomas C. Hart, COM
mandcr of the U. S. Asiatic fleet
will direct sea forces under Wayelrs
orders.
British Gen. Sir Henry Pownal,
will be Wavell'S chief OF staff
Establishment of the unified COM
mand to embrace all land. sea and
air forces announced by the
White House on behalf Of President
Roosevelt and British Prime Minis
ter Churchill
The announcement said Wayel.
will assume his command in the
near future
The statement said Wavell was
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04


Last Dec. II, Lieut.. Elmer f
Booth of Pomona, Cal, ran into bad
weather and his plane became dis
abled. He took to his parachute and
landed on tiny iCe-floe in Turn
again Arm of Cook inlet.
His companion, Lieut., Robert w
FinWall, whose plane was lost at
the same time, still is missing.
Booth spent "a hours on the
grinding ice until he was discovered
by pilots sent in search of the pair
Lieut.. Yarbough, it can now be
told landed his fast Army plane on
a nearby drifting floe. His pas
senger and observer was Lieut..
OBrien.
But the floes on which they
perched were yards apart. The res
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04

cucrs couldn't reach the stranded
airman. A civil acrOnautics author
ity pilot, whose name is yet un-
disclosed, discovered the difficulty
and dropped a rubber boat on the
icy water
BY this means Yarbough auC
OBrien were able to reach their
half-tro2cn comrade. after repeated
upscts il the freezing water of the
Sound.
The plane pilotcd by YarbouGh
had only room for two. He flew
Booth to Fort Richardson, leaving
O'Brien on the ice, then returned
for his companion, necessitating a
second landing on the treacherous
ice.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04
School Reopens
Here on Monday

Back to school Monday!
All school children IN Imperia.
county will go back to school Men
day n. Inc close CT tho Christina
holidays
Usual schedules will be followed
officials said, as 10 changes were
deemed necessary. Night Scnoo.
also will stait in FL Centre Mon
GaY night
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04

existing automobile en- panie!
would Share in the operations anc
would retain their trade names
The company or combination in
charge of output would serve as
trustee" tor the entire industry
The plan may be broadened to in
clude producers Cf washing ma
chimes and other consumer durable
Continued on page 6, column ~
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04
Olson Signs Guard
Unemployment Bill

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 3. CUP)-
Gov. Culbert Olson today completcd
action on all bills passed at the
special session of the Legislature
by signing the SaWallisch bill pro.
viding for unemployment Of Cali
fornia state guardsmen upon COM
pletion of active duty.
Both private and public employ
erS were covered in the bill, which
was similar to legislation govern
ing SelectiVe service. 1t was intro
duccd by Assemhlyman Harold Sa-
Wa!l5Ch, of Richmond.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04
Lieutenants Named
For Registration

LieutenantS who will be in charge
of The registration CT volunteer
workers this coming week at the
Ten Thousand club house are:
For the daylight hours MesdameS
Wiley A. Cole, P. N. Van Slyck
NJ. J. Dowd. Paul A Jenkins, Ear
Kraft. w A, Vize, and for tins
evenings. Monica Rhodes, Mildred
Record. Mrs. c. S. Reed, Mrs. Will
liam G.. Outlook, Mrs. Edgar Moore
Men and women may register
for defense work daily except Sun
day between the hours of 10 a. nj
and y. IN. The club house is To-
Gated a. the corner Of Seventh and
Olive streets.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04

SWned absolute COnJrOI OVtl al
private aircraft.
The 26 R. A. F. students new be-
ing trained by PlosSer's Aero Cen
ter flying school will reside "a
Hotel California in FL CentrO. Their
number VIII D increased To as on
Jfnualy 10, when 20 more British
youths will arrive for advanced
training
Aero Center mas a personnel OF
as Instructors and mechanics. moSt
CT whom are expected to reside II
El Centre. PloSscr said.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04
Postoffiee Adopts
New Closing Rule

As war precaution, the Fl Gem
tro post office will be closed be-
tween 9 p. m. and a. m until
further notice, Postmaster Frank
Richmond said Saturday.
The new schedule went into CT
feet Saturday. Henceforth the post
office building will be locked at 6
p. m. and the building will be dark
Richmond said.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04
New &C. Secretary
To Be Named Soon

A new secretary OF The Fl Ccn-
tro chamber OF commerce probably
will be named at Wednesday S
meeting of the chamber board of
directors, it was indicated Satur-
day.
Several applicants for the posi-
ton have been under consideration
by a special committee headed by
Gordon Scriven.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04
Expensive Dew

\ There are some children who are
&enerous a heart even through their
generosity is hard on their parents.
Such one is Patty Ann Conn, 3,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Conn.
Her parents were instructed to
buy some medicine for Patty AIMS
eyes. They bought it at 81 a bottle
The medicine was in a little bottle
with a medicine dropper in the
cork.
At noon Saturday Mrs. Conn pre-
pared to put some OF the medicine
in her daughters eyes. The bottle
was empty.
Patty Ann had squirted the mcdi-
cine on the house plants.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04
Heroes Cited for
Ice Flow Rescue

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Jan. 3 (UP)-TWo young army
aviators who rescued fellow flyer from ice foc after
he had spent "a hours in niptuck battle with nature
recommended today for the award of the distinguish
ed flying cross. They Leus E. T. Yarbrough and
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04
FLASH. FLASH.

Jack Tackett has an admirer.
His public is Jimmy Gavin jim
my's infant soul is thrilled by Jack
because Jack has gold tooth. He
makes Jact keep smirk on his face
SO he can admire the cleaning
tusk. He even calls him Gold Tooth.
And another thing, Jack insists
he suffered a broken rib while stop
ping a fight He said one of the
fighters poked his finger in the
collection Of Tackctt ribs. It could
ut have been a kick III the ribs
by a party mate, could it, Jack?
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04
p AMBLINe
X EPORTER
Light The Oven

Light The Oven
Kay Gillett, 5-year-old daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Myrel Gillett, was
visiting at the Shirley Gillett ranch.
She was taken for a view of a
grapefruit grove
But what is it?" she asked as she
gazed upward at the fruit.
IT'S grapefruit" she was told.
. when is it going to be donc?'
she asked quickly.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04
All Jap ponese to
Quit Baja Calf.

Wholesale evacuation of Japanese from the northern
district of Baa California has been ordered by Mexican
officials officially announced Saturday at MeXca
All Japanese whether citizens of Mexico otherwise
must remove themselves from the northern district of Baa
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04
Two Secrets Told

1t took long time for the
secret to reach RR, but here it is
Inspired by Carroll Campbell's feat
as a baby tence:, nurses at the
county hospital gave him a doll
for Christmas. The kind of doll
that has to have a spare put on
every time it gets a drink of water,
He had lot of practice with that
sort of thing while taking care OF
babies left in the irrigation district
office by mamas with Christmas
shopping to do.
RR knows why Carroll named the
doll Cookie" and will tell all next
week,
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04
WdveII Commands
Unified Forces

WASHINGTON Jan. 3. (UP)-The anti-Axis powers
today established unified supreme command for all al
lied forces IN the southwest Pacifc-ncludng United
States, British Dutch and British dominion forccsunder
British General Sir Archibald p. Wavell
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04
'Scorched Earth
Withdrawal Sets
IA MdniIo AfIome
Nippon Army Navy, Air Force Launch
Assault on island Fortress as US.
Defenders Fall Back TO New Lines
. BY UNITED PRESS :

American forces still held out Saturday against Japa-
land, air and naval attacks in the Philippines
Sixty Japanese bombers pounded for five hours at the
island fortress of Corregidor in Manila bay killing 13 and
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04
Below Freezing Weather
Will Continue i'm Valley:
Cold General Thru State
Crop Damage Scattered Here. Survey
OILY. Farms Shows; Temperature Hits
25-Deqree Mark for Over Hour

Piercing cold that hands of valley residents into
overcoa pockets Friday night will continue the week
end, federal weather bureau officials said Saturday.
For one hour and 40 minutes Saturday morning temper
tures rested at the 2 degree mark For nine hours and
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04
COOLEST REGION

\
the Highline canal southeast of
inland and extending to the Holt
vile region. Growers in that section
reported that damage ranged from
nipping the upper foliage of plants
to severe injury. One grower Ill
the Holtville district said fifty pei
cent OF his tomatoes and squash was
wiped out.
As other farmers in the same area
did not report any serious loss, Il
was presumed that only these places
in the most sheltered spots suffered
TO a great extent.
Lettuce and grapefruit yields were
not hurt severely. To hurt either
the temperature would have to drop
to a very low mark and stay there
for considerable length of time
There is a possibility that grape
fruit will suffer from an extended
cold wave and several growers were
CONSIDERING Smudging.
Other parts Of the country were
hit hard by the cold. In Arizona
agricultural regions, frost war
ming was issued and heavy snow
was reported in the northeast and
northwest.
IN California the weather bureau
authorized publication Of an advl%-
cry frost warning, as follows:
Slightly warmer coastal area Sat
urdlay night but local frost coastal
valleys OF southern California, little
change east of FOUNTAINS SaturdaJ
night; temperatures near freezing
in southern valleys and generally
below freezing III owens Valley ant
Mojave desert"
In Imperial valley r. Roy Slmp-
son. mcteorologist, said coldcSt re-
gions Till be reversed Saturday
night. Coolest will be the northern
part Of the valley, With minimum
temperatures running between "a
and Is degrees. Southern section viii
see temperatures drop 10 low OF
26 to % degrees. Friday night tn"
south end of tho valley suffered
from the lowest temperatures.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04
WEATHER

Maximum temperature Friday go, minimum Sat
urday %; 5 am. temperature Saturday 90, humid
ity "a; noon temperature Saturday Sc, humidity
"a; pm. temperature Friday S. humidity 20.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04

L. A. Hay-U. $. No 1 S22-23; U. S. No 2 leafy
l. V. S21-22; L. 5. No. 2 S16.5O-175O; Mps. May
Flax S2O8.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04

20 minutes the mercury droppet,
the freezing mark, 80 degrees.
Frost damage to vegetable crops
over the valley area is spotted, a
survey Of farmers revealed. Damage
was very slight in the inland region
where crops of tomatoes, peas and
squash we're being harvested. In
the tomato country north of inland
the DAMAGE was minute.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04

A special lloor y provided II
continued on page 6. column g.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-04

Total Cash, Checks and Drafts Sent
Through The Two FL CentrO Banks)
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

WITH or WITHOUT meals, nice, new
room, for 2 men or girls: twin beds. shower
e 81. SIR s;fT' is min: nearby Arlington.
ARLINGTON. vA.--3 rooms and bath, LIST
no children o. pets Oxford s77l
2l2l N; MILITARY RID, Arlington, Va.
,Cherrydale); IWarm. pvt: rm. next bath
ARLINGToN-Bedroom. living room apt,
VA VA s Riaa CT Ss gentlemen bus line to
ARLMGTON-Laree front bedrm., blks.
o e. sus snSa gentleman. aloe N. End st.
1872 n V1ETCH ST. Ari-Double room,
twin bed; breakfast: quiet, refined atmos-
phere: gentleman; $40 each mo- Oh. 671s.
LARGE RIM. with private bath. attractiyely
ho beds in short sas bus
mo: to 2 smployed people Phone eli. sI22.
ROOMS FURk. 8 UkFURN.
FOR RENT room in suite Of 4 rms,
f aos as4 pis g star library and reception room
TWO DESIRABLE lisht Housekeeping rms,
PVT bath; l block bus employed couple.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.
ing house: Just q few vacancies, from $40
to s re; EXCELLENT mt, meals; PRIVILEGES. Imme-
1925 1sSs 18th 9Th 81; N.w:-Nicsly Turn: brisht
xster esva.or ies .x Ss boasd running
MT. PLEASANT SECTION, 1868 Ingieside
sed beautiful neT Wy u or y. .T twin win
special special , lapndry accom-. streetcar. bus.
1905 18th ST. NW-Very close in. EX-
e eel,tni t1 fSsd. Pleasant surrounding Du-
1735 10Th ST. N.W.-Attr. triple rm
IDEAL SINGLE ROOM. adjoining bath. tub
and shower: 2 blocks transportation: ex-
cenent 1000. private residence. North 1913.
ATTRACTIVE FRONT ROOM, ideal for
shower; 2 blocks from Transportation. rs
% d.nce TO Noyfs tasty food private resi-
Ss' ssEs. HON. for q also ss sa.s
room. board. $50 mo. for Employed woman
/, Tor f ismy 10 Of :'''ns breakfast and dinner
ARLINGTON-Girl to share room in love-
y HONE me- exc trans. to Navy Bldg. Ok
THE BRITTANY, 1925 N. H. ave. NV
BRIGHT, cheerful basement studio, double
room; for either ladies or gentlemen; S44
mo; available now.
1875 MASS. AVE. NV. mr., Dupont Cir
eieIDouble and triple rms. with and with
BELMONT GARDENS,
1859 r ST. NV.
100 rooms. so bathrooms, central loca-
ton, mr.. Dupont Circle: formerly italian
Embassy. Transient and permanent guests.
Special rates for Army and Navy offcers,
81 30 to $500 per day. Meals optional.
Hobart ZOO.
1401 10Th ST. NV.
Large front room for girls. Basement
Switchboard Selective menu
1916 LAMONT ST. NV.
Refined girl to share room with another.
twin beds, excellent food. DU 416O,
1909 MASS. AVE.
Double and triple rooms, newly furn. +;
nne meals; reasonable rates; girls only.
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
SINGLE ROOM with board in NV. section,
or single room near Hot Shoppe. Box
REFINED LADY, Govt emp, needs room
and board, NV, Arl. Kindly give details.
Box 20a-E. Star.
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ROOMS FURN. & UNEURN.

FOR RENT / room in suite of rms,
furn. or unfurn.. in long established Law
once. Use Of library and reception room.
TWO DESIRABLE light Housekeeping rms
pvt. bath; l block bus; employed couple
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.


PIE and &c s soft
moval; FILA terms, S13 per month. En-
TRUMPET-Beuscher trumpet. good con-
S@ KITS g 1850 st. Mddls se Fl tie
TWIN CARRIAGE with 2 pads, complete,
S25. Call FIR. 2753.
TYPEWRITER. Reminston portable, model
8: s25 cash. Ashton 2s46 after pm. 27'
TYPEWRITER. Woodstock: excellent con-
TYPEWRITER, used. Underwood: reason
able price. Call Columbia 3914 after 5
Pm
TYPEWRITER. Underwood, with desk at
sss for both
R love seat sac sac 542a Illinois ave. NV
WASHERS, 10, reconditioned like new
asoa Geo mfse ave p Rs F quick sale
VIOLIN, old, cost S16O. sacrifice for $40,
Or trade for diamond; no dealers. 1916
IDEAL XMAS GIFT General Electric
ally adverlised s Phone se Sstl eals 42se
KELyINAToR, 6a4, like new, in use SIX
MONTHS MOI SIS cash. Phone Greenbelt 6441.
ARLINGTON COAL CO.
pocot a0 LBS st To Ton Carried In Free
Stoker Pocohontas Nut and Slack - 81 90
Virginia Hard; Stove or Nut------Sl9.55
Virginia Hard S9.25
Penna. Stove or Nut rs
Penna. Hard Pea Sill 90
- Phone Jackson 1880.
VENETIAN BLINDS.
eut CASH HFe'e on TEA EASY Ya TENS
Southern Venetian Blind Co..
zoos New York Ave. Phone Elk. 4SsS-4ss4.
CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING.
2-pc. living room suite reupholstered.
Restore your furniture to its original beauty
'Aa SWISS u up TS51 sHsa sA's sHop
BICYCLES FOR SALE,
All sizes. small. large, rebuilt bikes like
new. expert repairs. Sun. and ewes. Ride
a.Bike Shop. 2l00 E st. NV. d. 5673.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
EQUIPMENT SALE.
Baltimore institution, because of owners
military service. is offering for sale over
80 pieces OF welding and machinist equip
ment and complete Office fixtures. Equip
ment includes small lathes, milling ma
d C. welding machines g phase and 3
typeuriters. REGISTERS, = desks Office par
titions exhaust fans portable air-condi-
tlonlng units, hre eXtelnsulShers. acetylene
gauges and torches, Radiagraph, electric
Baltimore, Md. o9s
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SOUTHERN COLONIAL, HOME

rare opportunity to own 4 lovely tvni.
cal Southern estate in nearby Marylspd
so, a nomelike house in a picturesque
s sa.d o. trees, beautiful shrubs and
ssIoens; spacious open and closed porches,
sun oeck etc. Center hall. with distinc.
i've staircase, library, 8 family bedrooms,
ABUNDANT closets, 2 firepisces summer
roundings. '14
Public and private schools. conveniently
A. hand: 20 min. to downtown Phone Mr..
aVey sb NE ssii 49, until pm. From 6 until
J. Wesley Buchanan. Realtor.
Mr.. 18th & Kennedy, S15,25O.
Detached brick. rooms and baths
ssut omsf &c heat, furniture included, BOSS
n nnnss and Sunday. Mr.. Shackelford, 81.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

WOODSIDE FOREST-NEW GROOM, ..
path home on corner lot, completely fur
n nda Sl75 month to responsible tenant;
GOTTLIEB. Shepherd sO62
ARLNGToN-vERY ATTRACTIVE 5-RM.
mouse, nicely furnished near bus: S1IO
per mo. District 6344.
NEWLY PAPERED GROOM DETACHED
month Phone OF. oss4 before i 10 o pr n
SLIPS ROOMS, 2 BATHS, GAS HEAT,
built-in garage, Bethesda area; no children
or pets; mos. lease. OIL. 1856
kENsINGToN--sMALL, MODERN: NEAR
esmSef ino soo sis De-
SILVER SPRING = GROOM MODERN
nome; Sl60 per mo. Shepherd 4123.
ARLINGTON = GROOM FURNISHED
GEORGE H. RUcKER co. OK. oisS.
UNI bIIaI noI PARK; ,. ND. GROOM
heat. garage available Dec. i: $3.50 mo- no.
WI H. 4. s sE1DENsPiNNER. Rssltof; NV
SITS.
UNUSUAL VALUE.
L. Charming 2-bedrm.. 2-bath house. de-
b1sHIuliy furnished; On transp:; gas heat;
mediate me- possession to responsible party;
and attractive features: S175 mo.
S1SO.
EAST-WEST HIGHWAY
Delightful 4-bedroom home, 3 bedrms
bath Ind floor; bedrm, bath LIST floor
modern cleo. kit; completely finished
basement with lavatory: gas air-condition
ed heat, beautifully furnished with new
furnltIre throughout: S1s5 mo.
$3.50.
KENSINGTOE
Lovely 5-bedrm.. 2-bath house in pic
turesoue Kensnston: center-hall plan. 2
Spacious llv. rooms. fireplaces, din rm ,
KY, outlers pantry, large porches storage
beautifully furnished: owner will repaper
throuhgout: oil heat: insulated. storm
Doors; home Of distinct charm: $3.50 per
E. M. FRY, INC,
I-9u WIS. Ave. WI $40
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STOKERS domestic and commercial soft
or hard coal; hopper or bin feed; ash re-
moval: FILA terms, S13 per month. En-
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1918 WEBSTER ST N.W.-Refined board
ing house: Just q few vacancies, from S40
to $40; excellent meals; PRIVILEGES. Imme-
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WASHERS, 10, reconditioned like new,
popular makes. Priced for quick sale.
!. 43O2 GEORGIA ave. RA. LAS.
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: VIOLIN, old, cost Sl60. sacrifice for $40
or trade for diamond; no dealers. 1916
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TRUMPET-Beuscher trumpet. good con-
dition, 500 So Terms. Call Republic
62l2. Kits, 1880 G st. middle of the
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
SINGLE ROOM with board in NV section,
or single room near Hot Shoppe. Box
318-E. Star. go
REFINED LADY, Govt emp, needs room
and board, NV. Arl. Kindly give details.
Box 20A-E. Star
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BLANKETS. @. E.-Fuel or no fuel keep
warm with General Electric blankets while
they last. New merchandise. Phone ma.
lTa6.
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WITH OR WITHOUT meals nice. new
room, for 2 men or girls: twin beds, shower
bath, living room adjoining: loo bus by
d29r ssery Is min.: nearby Arlington.
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FURNITURE-Govt. orders US TO vacate
1912: We are unable to locate another
warehouse. therefore we are forced to
sacrifice $4,000 worth Of fine furniture
at 40cs of, the OPA ceiling prices; we
have hundreds Of bedrm.. dining rm, liv.
nm. suites; overstuffed and occasional
chairs: secretaries and desks. coffee. cock
man make: floor and table lamps and
many more items. Be sure to visit our
showroom before you buy and take 400
of all OPA prices
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V.ARNUM N.W.-2O minutes to tovn-A
pleasant home for 2; also garage
Gr
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TYPEWRITER, Underwood, with desk at
tachment: S65 for both. Also small-size
mahogany desk, $50, Mahogany-frame
love seat, $50. 5423 Illinois ave. NV,
Randolph 5oO6
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BEAMS-A large stock of Beams, Reinforce
ms Steel, Bathtubs, Sinks. Doors. windows.
Gas Ranges. Furnaces, Pipe and Fittings,
etc, at rock-bottom prices.
ACE WRECKING CO.,
Benning Rd at MINI. Ave. NE. Al. Ot47.
Sc r ST SW RE. 6430
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MT. PLEASANT SECTION, 1868 IngIeside
beds beautiful newly furn. jewish pvt.
Kosher home. unlim. phone, recreation and
special laundry accom-; streetcar, bus.
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| 1928 10th ST NW.-Nicely furn., bright
| rooms for ladies or gentlemen running
water. elevator: excellent board
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BEDRM SET. 1-pc., 81 so val. $3.50: an
tiaue silver tea coffee service, I-pc.. S145;
SIS: fur coat. beaver, size 20. S45; iiv. rm
chairs, 500 80 ca: light silver candle
labrum, SIS Oriental scatter russ, SIS ca.
Lorraine Studios, $500 Conn, Apt. FL
MO 1890
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IDEAL. SINGLE ROOM. adjoining bath, tub
and shower: 2 blocks transportation ex-
ATTRACTIVE FRONT ROOM, ideal for
employed couple. adjoins bath, tub and
shower; blocks from transportation. 25
MN: TO downtown: tasty food, private resi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-27

WANTED AT ONCE-Furni-
ture, washing machines, cleo.
refrigerators and any, other
good household effects. Call
Mr.. Grady, MA. 1920.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-27

2101 CONN. AVE. NV, Apt 25-Warm
room, board. $50 mo-. for employed woman
in exch for gettins breakfast and dinner