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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-17
BUGS AGAINST CUBS

SAN BERNARDINO, Calf. Mar.
Il ,UP,-With an exhibition rec
ord Of Two defeats and one victory,
tae Pittsburgh Pirates seek to even
the score today against the Chicago
Cubs here. Il will be their first game
with national league club and
Tie belinning of a schedule of 27
consecutive exhibition matches.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-17
l.. A. LIVESTOCK

LC~ .."GELES. March i up Fod-
e,-| =" market news.
Ca'.le sa.able 900. very slo". r." >a..-
Sr",,. - weak in spots. lois cents
IuH,. 80 common steers f"W 1-rg.
,;e..~ - some held t.gae:. epca~..r
Str.,.> 1f-i -lU.s5: medium -e.fgr'~ -,..
at,.t - 81. common 20 uee.--r ...,
- ..nneTs and cutters = -
curr.#a OILS 9.25.
C.s.# s.taa.r 80. weak 'o - s.a.- ..-
70, a#es m 20 good ye.,e.> =
o.rl.. c.uted around 10 it,e -et.r~
70 ,r 60. ~ ZIP 50
Hogs sa.-b,e $50. steady. q-aL's for-.!-
er.. .o.g 20 cnOIce 4,- - - ,s.4.-
u 50 -. hcld to 1865. r." f5p mca-
.In - good 25O-270 ID - 45-ls.75. rn..
- r-o.cr so%s 12-12. 80.
>t,ri ssIa1lc 200. no Sales
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-17
Barnes
SttorniinQ
BY RAY BARNES

"e.l II .ys.:s .... ..aga. DAY.
ahtad ~: Maine. CA DUES.
and 1.s san D.ezo H.H c.at.
5-a@ sp-.g,. Ia-. 3. -. .e.da!
anse.S .-.c J.. arrived - + Con
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NLrn Dun> #r.. ,ano into
;san 30 r'..ga>.a. tnr Ing hat
h - "irs. iit'u,n- aud out
t.tniE4 'rr an q Pr Eth any
In ttc Coast Iea:u" L@t vas a
list'e doubtful con, .niae Ia, in
f,s-aa.G.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-17
J.. A. STOCKS

loE A%vliES. March l. Up, The
It, a..e.o> Stock exchanges show ed
>'.o-E' 'at.y II moderately heavy trad
lrE ~. .v',a iS>ue> up one down and
" = .ar-ru en an APPROXIMATE volume
- 7PH >...r> IT, list:
- ~,und I5t. Pacific Gas = pc:
cert = down -. a new low California
ta.>.' nH;"n II up D., southern ps-
'.. =, ap g.. Bani.nl petroleum = ~
~t.f.:..f .,.. 10 a. Unlon Oil II .n
e.>>a lor, NJ 3, Con>oadatra S,ec,
r"n# aH ~ :. Electrical Ppd-. =
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-17
lUISETTl MAKES BID

DENVER, Marc.l It. fUP)-Hank
Lulsfttl once the nations outstand-
Ins college basketball player, begins
What maT be his last bid for cage
2lcr" tonight at the National AAU
ba- ketbaI! tournament.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-17
Markets at a
Glance
MARKETS AT a GLANCE
RN nNITTD PETSS

Stocks ..'D. 9z#.....'' z1z
Bonds irr,ru..t #1.,. t..>'. .... .~
sue, >ftanL.
Curt Siark> '-
S1Ncf Ms C..'.# = ~. '..A =. -
cents flnC uuuu,.
Cotton steady
N.eaf ~. ..-e# ..s
corn ar E. t.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-17
iPEE. FLAX FUTURES
l.. 4. PRODUCE

tt.@ A\t..tS Gulf Na~gs l. I1n
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Asa..---> >e.e.t ant c> fey lt-l-, r>
81 #a. - .N ii-le. c."Icc l2-1}e. Crouh
...= .. #s.> H-it.
-. T.. Vegetables bcc,> - - dol -.
.....'> F.. r.. 81 ~. Imperial w Go.
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-s~ ttkaB dIz 6o-75c green
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II J. Danish lnrai 500. Ioo
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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-17
DURST INVITED
70 SLUM FEED

Mulllgan stew and apple pie a game between the All
@ey r CeXeo 5 n mFh en- basketba @ team and the junior col
ager of the san Diego Padres baseball team
This the announced Tuocd,, fo, +La orr,,,I
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-17
CHIC AGO GRAIN

CHICAGO AI.-t-t i Z t. .-
lures registered Sleat -a..> '#..t
Wheat closed IrgiaG4,.' o.. So. E. #s.'
q buSHel. corn Wa> ~ -. -
T. 10 - rye up 5. =. .....- .i
= 10 :.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-17

;,.tN# I..I s.a,# ... >cs
tee sessions .nt#aaN g. !
contests -. -,
Fl Cen.ro ,..a -. Nice
udG> h,taase of t'...e .'.umI
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-17
NJ AR K ETS
BAROMETER


" up with Monday
in Los
produce markets
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-17
L. 4. BANKS

Los .|,iLLES Gail. Marc;. ! ,fP
Bg ASkcG
-'.r -t'r...4rI ! :
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-17
L. A. BUTI1E. d EGGS
L. A. GkAIN

Los ANGELES. Ca44l. N..c l-@a5f.
Barley $o Wcsl : =. e1
Barley mali type = et-- n
Milo No. > yeio cal slGT.g n sI.72i4
Milo No = veto Z b-#k = =. -,
Feed Oats .. S22o-S2 20
Wheat No. hard %. soft II S. .tY
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-17
A YEAR AWAY


Sauer isn't a total flop but on
his work to date it doesn't seem
likely that he'll be able to play
the outfield on a defensive club
IKE the Reds without doing a lot
Of harm. He hit 800 at Birmingham
and has considerable promise as a
hitter but he looks a year away.
Deacon Bill McKechnie scratches
his grey locks and wonders what it
is about the Reds left field that
defies explanation. Wally Berger
turned in fair season there in
'38 but since then the only man
who's been able to play it in cham
pionship fashion is cast.off Jimmy
Ripple, reclaimed from Montreal
in September of 1910. Ripple was
red-hCt for month and PLAYED an
important role in winning the pen
nant and the worlds title. But the
jinx got Ripple in Al and he fizzled
ont
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-17
Local. BCTTERFAT

= I =
.i,..5e 4 rroa- 1900. -
k.aas#H.'. .-E NIX ... ...-.......... 8
Fc4te =. ''t.rt C.ed1l ............ 3!
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-17
MANY TRIED

Most OF the rest have staggered
and stumbled and made the meek
McKechnie almost wild Here's the
list OF men who'Ve tried to play left
field in the past four years-Wally
Berger, Stanley Bordagaray. Nino
BongioVanni, Dusty Cooke, Dan
Hafey, Dick West, AL Simmons,
Jimmy Ripple, Vince DiMaggio.
Johnny Rizzo, Morris Arnovich. Lee
Gamble. Milt Galatzer and four
others still on the club, Mike NC
Cormick, Harry Craft. Jimmy Glee-
son and Ernie Koy.
McKechnie has Looked at Gree
men there this spring. Sauer. Kor
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-17
BASEBALL SQUADS PREP FOR GAMES;
CALEXIC0, E centric Tabled

eaa.! teams continued. long prac-
preparation for second league
Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-17

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The Nome nugget., 1942-01-07
Draft. Assessment. Protection

The national draft act enrolling men from 19 to 65 years of age going to affect many in industrial pursuits and other activities.
 Every called to service either in the armed forces, home defense production is entitled to full protection during the emergency of those interests he holds and which have engaged his attention in time of peace
 Consider in particular the lot of the prospector and the mining man. required to perform certain nual assessment work in order to retain title to his mining claims.
 No man called to the service in any capacity should suffer loss of any interest or holdings while he is serving his country. Hitherto, under such cond tonS it has been customary to exempt the prospecor and miner from performance of assessment work
 To relieve those who will be called from anxiety and embarrassment is but fair that early provision be made in the matter It's none to to start the wheels moving to get action Procedure in this matter in the past always has been far too tardy and slow provide the relief are almost sure to overlook it if not reminded of the need and the matter followed through until definite orders are issued
 And when the time comes to cancel the assessment exemption provisions it is to be hoped ample notice will be given, that claim will have plenty of time to make necessary arrangements, and get back into the field, and do the required work.
 On previous occasions claim have been given but Scant notice, mere few days in which to act, with result that holdings which they had de- voted their energies and faithful efforts in develop men for years too often have gone by the board May this not occur again.
 Let's get early action to that every man in the nations service and especially in this Alaska of ours is fully protected
 Fairbanks News-M Miner
The Nome nugget., 1942-01-07
U. $. Gold as Allied BuIwark

The billions of dollars in gold and silver stored in Kentucky and New York by the United States govern ment would prove the greatest prize for which nations have battled. The Germans say they can do business throughout the world with system of barter but they fooling no one nor themselves. They know that their rule of the world commerce would be incomplete without the gold and silver of the United States.
 The defeat of the Axis allies would mean that the United States would it's great store of precious metals in bringing order to world commerce whereby balances could be settled in gold and silver before the war.
 The United States may soon be in enviabe po- sition with it's great wealth of gold and silver After the the entire world will want gold and we can deliver it at price At least part of the billions in wealth we are going into debt for under the lease lend program could be wiped out by marking up the price of gold before place the metal back in and small, and all our gold placers should be encou- ragged and equipped to produce all the metal possible.
 Denver Mining Record
The Nome nugget., 1942-01-07
Japanese Spies We're At Work In Hawaii

WASHINGTON - A Unite d States Army official familiar with the defenses of Hawaii ex- pressed the opinion that the sue cess of the Japanese raids on Pearl Harbor probably resulted from months of careful espion- age at the Pacific fortress.
 The official said that the man ner in which the attack was car ried out indicated that Japan was thoroughly familiar with all de fense precautions of the Army and Navy at Hawaii.
The Nome nugget., 1942-01-07

Are you taking advantage of six month5 paid in ad vance subscription :?
The Nome nugget., 1942-01-07
Spies Watch Flights

It was explained that the Army and the Navy have made regular flights out to sea from Hawaii in order that they might be warned of the approach of any hostiyle force. The probabil ity was that Japanese spies ob- served these flights day after day and learned the time at which they were made. It also was be- lieved that agents of the Japan csc government may have dis guised themselves as fishermen and gone to sea in order that they might learn the distance which the American planes flew from their base.
The Nome nugget., 1942-01-07
Acted on Observations

hCItu UII ODStTVdlIUHS
 With this information, the Jap anese apparently brought their aircraft carriers Co a point be- yCnd the area covered by the air patrols and then sent their bomb CTS in between flights by the pat rolling American craft. ... This explanation was given as thoroughly private one ad con nected in no way with the of fcial opinion of the War Depart ment, which has not yet been made known.
The Nome nugget., 1942-01-07

UNITED STATES or AMERICA, Territory of Alaska, : ss:
 Second Division. l. G. R. JACKSON, president of the above bank solemny that the foregoing to of my knowledge belief.
 G. R. JACKSON President (NOTORIAL SEAL) CORRECT ATTEST) Subscribed and before me this G. R. JACKSON 9th day of January G. H. GABRIELSON
 Directors JEANNE c. MOZEE, Notary Public in and for the Territory of Alaska. My commission expires Sept. 24 1943.
Evening star., 1942-02-12

WANTED-Jewelry, diamonds. shotguns,
typewriters, cameras, binoculars and MIS-
CELLANEOUS. HIGHEST PRICES PAID
Max zweie, e37 d NV. ME. 9113.
GOLD-BRING YOUR OLD GOLD, SM-
YER, PLATINUM, TEETH, DISCARDED
JEWELRY. WE PAY CASH.
A. KAHN. INC. 40 YEARS AT 935 ?.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
Silver. watches. diamonds and old dis
carded iewelry; full cash value paid.
SELINGER'S. 81S F ST. NV.
Evening star., 1942-02-12
(Continued.)

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Most desirably located, Il square west
of Connecticut ave. near grade and high
schools, in the finest residential section Of
Chevy Chase; rooms, THREE BATHS:
hot-water heat. slate roof. garage, splendid
lot. 100-ft. 'front.' vacant. Price only
Sl3,500.
SHANNON & LUCHs CO.,
Evening star., 1942-02-12
APARTMENTS WANTED.

WANTFD-APT., 2 BEDROOMS, KTTCH-
en- and bath. Furnished. Call RA. 1920.
10-11 am; 3:30-4:30 pm. H.
HUSBAND AND WIFE AND DAUGHTER,
IL. desire two or three room furn. apt. or
room and board. Box 59-J. Star. 12'
YOUNG COUPLE MUST HAVE PLACE TO
stay; prefer bedroom apt, but will take
anything any within reason; children.
WILL PAY SUBSTANTIAL RENTAL. FOR
desirable furn. 1-rm. apt, not in pvt. home.
Phone after pm. TIE. 2S75.
YOUNG SETTLED COUPLE WITH BABY
want housekeeping room or l room and
kit: SS to SO week. Adams 54S2.
1-bedroom apt. Cali Georgia 1870. be-
tween / am. and pm.
BY ARMY OFFICER BEDROOM, UN-
furn; no children; preferably Arlington or
Alexandria. Hobart $500, Ext. SOB.
FURN;, 2 OR 3 ROOMS BY GOVT. EN-
plcyed p6g couple before Feb. Goth. Box
YOUNG LADY. EMPL. BY DEFENSE
I'm: I'm with Tbh bath; downtown section preferred.
SMALL APT FURNIsHED-EMPLoY
gentle couple: near NV. section; no pets
or children. Box 2S9-Z, Star
YOUNG GOVT. ENGR. AND WIFE-LH I.
X, apt. in pvt. home; by Mar. 1st.; NV.
G5 G51ng n5afSy STAR Va State price and i0c' Box
. OR. MORE FURN. ROOMS. PRIVATE
bath, kitchen, all utilities; gentle couple;
S50-S75. Box 1861. Star. l3'
ONE-ROOM FURNISHED APT, ALEXAN-
dria or Bellehaven neighborhood. Box
l24-J, Star.
LIEUTENANT AND WIFE WANT FUR
nished apt. for board and room in North l.
west section. Phone 1t. Barton WA. 1880.
FURNISHED APT, GROUND FLOOR. /
room, kitchen and bath. Call Georgia
2l53, after Il pm.
APT. AND FURNITURE WANTED.
Private party will pay cash and take
over apt. Govt. employe. RA 004l.
Evening star., 1942-02-12
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

AVAILABLE in new private home, large.
nicely furn. room, h.-w.h., unlim. phone:
quiet neighborhood. / blk. transp.; reas..
with or without meals; empl couple, 2
girls or men. Call after pm, CHI. 1924.
SILVER SPRING-Attractiv room in pri-
vate home of Army officer. Can pool trans
portation to War Dept, 20 min. by car.
also bus service: breakfast available. Phone
Shepherd 3S77.
BEDROOMS, living room, use of kitchen
and bath; Govt. employees preferred; bus
passes door. Continuation of Conn. ave.
Kensington 25S, mornings.
FURNISHED ROOM in new home. no other
roomers; gentleman only, sober and re-
fined S25; breakfast optional. 1019 North
Kenesaw ST., Westover Hills, Arlington, Va.
Phone Glebe 1896.
1912 MT. VERNON AVE, Alex, Va.-Two
gentlemen, single room, twin beds, oil heat;
near bus. Home cooking. IA"
Evening star., 1942-02-12
HOUSES UNFURkISHED.

CHEVY CHASE, D. Go RMS, BATH
S125. Capitol HEIGHTS Md.--S rms. ba' n.
S75. Va. estate. 51a acres. shade and fruit
SI0O. If buying, 15% cash, balance like
rent. Your opportunity to be your own
landlord FULTON R. GORDON, owner.
1927 Eye st. NV. District $3.50. Once
hours, am. to 3 pm.
LET YOUR MONTHLY RENT PAY FOR
your home NO CASH. For white and
colored. BEHREND, 719 9TH NV. 16s
Evening star., 1942-02-12
ON ACRE OF GROUND

In country club section Of Maryland sub
urbs. beautiful and spacious home on a
commanding location. Can be purchased
below reproduction cost. only years old
Contains : rooms and 3 baths. large
bright living room. opening on screened
porch, which in turn opens on fiagstone
terrace, library and full bath large din
ing room. and kitchen; 3 bedrooms and "
baths on 2nd floor; large attic. maids
room ana no bata IN psSeE3s?nio ne? Zoo car garage
e NJ ERY. INC. 6S4n wis. Ave. WI. GAO.
Evening star., 1942-02-12
A STONE-FRONT HOUSE

Is always distinctive. especially on q cor
ner lot. Three generous bedrooms. baths:
recreation room, shady porch, attached
garaPe: situated in restricted subdivision
IN Silver Spring. Built 1888 and in hne
q - pTprrv cu A54s OPEN FVFS
Evening star., 1942-02-12
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE

EXCELLENT HOME COOkING-244 Jef1er
son st. NV. Georgia 2306. -
Evening star., 1942-02-12
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

BY RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT EN-
ploye. Small 5 or room unfurnished
house OF apartment with garage. Occu-
pancy April or sooner References
furnished reasonable. Box 21-J, Star. 12'
FEB. 2s OR EARLIER-N.E OR NV 8
or rooms reasonable, good neighbor-
hood. North 2765.
5 OR UNPUBLISHED ROOMS IN SILVER
Spring. Md. or Washington; white section
only. sos. Post once Box 21S, Vienna,
Va. D. PAGE.
REFINED COUPLE. CHILD 3, FURN. OR
part furn: 2-bedroom house, reasonable.
Box l30-I Star
Evening star., 1942-02-12
ROOMS FURNISHED.

horns, Conkey's Y-O feeds James Feec
Store, 6I9 K st. NV. METROPOLITAN O069
Evening star., 1942-02-12

WONDO-OID IOLD.
Platinum, diamond watches and any other
jewelry purchased Highest prices paid.
New York ,JeWelry Co. 1877 Tth st NV
Evening star., 1942-02-12
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

DOGS. PETS. ETC.
FOX TERRIER PUPPIES, black and white
See Mrs. Frances McGrath, 1928 Gales
st. ne.
BOSTON TERRIER, beautiful small female,
in season, easy whelper. champion stock.
1921 N Randolph st. Cherrydale. Va.
SALE-Beautiful tan and white English
setter s mos. unframed, male, S15. Fall
Church S73-W-2. 12e
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPY, female, black.
II wks. old, pedigreed, registered. Phone
Hyattsville OLA, after 6 pm.
HOLLYWOOD KENNELS-BOARD1NG
Cocker spaniel puppies and stud sery.
Wash. h.-Balto. blvd WA. 1924. Berwyn 139.
FARM 6 GARDEN.
cow MANURE, well-rotted: 81 per 100
lbs; 500 lbs. S.; l ton. -S12. 80. Rich
garden dirt, 100 lbs. Soc: 800 lbs, So so;
81 so ton. Delivered Glenhurst Dairy,
Box 575S, Bethesda, Md, or DE. 5319.
BABY CHICKS.
BARRED ROCKS, R. I. Reds, White Leg
horns, Conkey's Y-O feeds. James Feed
Store, 619 K st. NV. METROPOLITAN 0089.
Evening star., 1942-02-12
HOUSES UNFURNlsHED.
(Continued.)

>
TWO NEW HOMES, 18th AND UNDER
wo9d sts NV cony to shopping Res
further Information call woodley 1878,
SILVER SPRING, MD.-6 ROOMS, BATH
full basement auto. heat brick and frame,
stores, etc. very convenient; S65. R. P.
RIPLEY. agent. SH. 234s.
COX coy, @ S,RM, CHEVY CHASE n7s Mr.
closets; S115. Woodley 11O2
bath, h.-w.h. 2 inclosed porches. S75 mo;
available March /. MAURICE FTTZGER-
AID. 1911 @ st. NV. MA. 1885.
S125: DET. BRICK, 3 BEDROOMS. 2
baths. finished attic, screened porch, built
THOS. L. PHILLIPS, 351s Conn. wo. 1000.
NEW CENTER HALL DET. BRICK, BED
rooms, 2 baths. first-foor den and lava
THos. III ! L PHILLIPS. s51s Conn. wo. 1000.
shoSM St. 63 erneT 5RnGk ot o hest ooS@ 4'h
5-roor brick BUNGALOW, Silver Spring;
2 bedrooms, extra large attic, gas heat.
1904 conn. Fl A, AVE- TWEED CO Elm. $50.
baths: sds MGnss sr2s2aed i for families fh R~h in
perfect condition: rent, 500.
sos EFANcsS f a. Nw. 4. BIUNDoN n1' co. o714.
DETACHED BRICK
Attractive Cape Cod. 2-story. bed
rooms, nice living room with fireplace.
screened side porch; =. fenced,in back SI yard yayd
PATTISoN. WI. 6740.
9OO5 FAIRVIEW RID.
WOODSIDE PARK rooms; 9 baths.
recreation room. OIL BURNER, Gear
garage.
THoS E. FARRELL CO.. Realtors.
OF IN al
4932 BRANDYWINE ST NV.
Detached brick, 7 rooms a bedrooms),
bath and inclosed sun porch; attic, lava
tory in basement, oil heat; detached ga
rage: Sl10
L. E. BREUNINGER & SONS.
l730 X St. NV. MA. 2040.
Evening star., 1942-02-12
ApARIMENIs FURNISHED.

SPACIOUS APT. AVAILABLE 18th II ,ronn. A6:
eVerythins furnished. TAYLOR 2316.
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA y s.IS3 Rp.MUNS niCiSv
usual opportunity, rooms M Pa'he crdxton nte5s
REhETY IdEhIsFSYa AssocIATEs' National 143s
YOUNG MAN, PREFERABLY GOVT; EN-
ploye to share modern 1-rm., kltchen'
bath apt co. 6343, Apt. 402. after pm.
1885 NEAL ST ,N.E-DAYLIGsHIT. BASE saSls-
ment, rooms. kitchen a. frRloahe'
private bath, gas, light inc.
YOUNG LADY TO SHARE APT ON OR OR
about March 1st. QUE GARDENS 2loo
Que st. NV Call NO. 54s4 after pm.
2 YOUNG GENTLE COLLEGE COLLEGE WOMEN WOMEN
modern apt. in Brightwood section. Call
RA 1888 after $50 pm:
APARTMENT, FURNISHED. IN NV. SEC
ton: rooms, kitchen, dinette ana paon n
porch. Immediate possession. SOD mo.
BOX 444-B, Star.
1-ROOM EFFICIENCY APT SEMI-PvT.
hath, hot and cold water Frigidaire, gas
eiec. furn Reas. Columbia 1897:
dEoRGEToWN - sTUD71o esb4harv APT; PYd; sdr
i month North 1913 after $40 pm.
1925 10th ST. NV, Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE
i room, kitchenette, seml-oath
BROOM FURNISHED APT. psls sEM1-PRI- II p i
vate bath. Adults only. III FIRST 81: NV.
LIV. ROOM, RoLL.AWAY BED PINETTEIii NE TT
rent to one buying complete furn. at half
price; furniture used 4 mos. RA. 6666.
WILL SHARE MY APARTMENT WITH
business girl, convenient NV. location. Call
ia. S439 evenings after or Sunday.
ONE ROOM, KITCHENETTE, BATH AND
sun porch; suitable married couple or
employed women: S475 so mo. DE. 2930.
NEWLY FURNISHED APT, Q ROOMS,
kitchen and semi private bath: 2 or 3
employed adults. 2S25 9Th st. ne.
1-BEDROOM APT, FURNISHED, UTIII-
ties included: $50. Phone Shepherd
4695W.
WILL SUBLET COMPLETELY FURNISHED,
new apt. near Army and Navy DeptS. Phone
Republic 1876, Apt. 302. Ref. required.
ROOM FOR 2 (L.H.K.).
Evening star., 1942-02-12
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

TWO YOUNG MEN desire double room
and board between Dalecarlie and George
town. Telephone WO. 2711. 13'
WANTED single and double room, meals,
for family Of 3; exceptional atmosphere,
care Tyr. schoolgirl. Box 299-B Star.
Evening star., 1942-02-12
BUNGALOW IN BETHESDA.

| Charming small home in choice neigh
borhood: large living rm- dining rH.' kIIch-
! en-. . bedrms.,- bath or lst foor very
/ toma tic gas heat. Unusually fine lot; Must
/ be sold quickly. call Mr.. BUR- at MI. 6OIS.
/ PAUL P. STONE,
Evening star., 1942-02-12
TRANSFERRED

Is the only reason this lovely white brick
williamsburg Colonial home is for sale.
Only 13 mos old. 1t has large rooms,
. baths, with full bedroom and bath on
Ist floor. screened porch. built-in garage.
oil heat; large lot: / Il blks. to bus: S12.-
$50. Shown by appointment only. No
address hy phone. WISCONSIN 550m.
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AMAZING VALUE.

CHEVY CHASE. n C.-Ss, 500.
Owner transferred offers splendid de.
tached brick and frame house containing .
bedrooms tiled bath, living room, dining
room kitchen: garage The lot is vel
handicapped with attractive rock garden ano
outdoor fireplace. This home is priced for
immediate sale We urge your inspection
For details call Mr. Mannakee. RA. 1858
FRANK 6 PHILLIPS. DI. 1411
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6 rooms > baths. finished attic, garage:
lot 50xl37i 2; rear screened porch, gas heat
Just installed; house ; years old, Just re-
decorated. in new-house condition: base
can be finished This is an outstanding
buy on today's market: owner transferred
Call MR.. JOHNSON. EN-. $3.50. ewes. RA.
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YOITR OPPORTUNITY.

Owner transferred. sacrifice: beautiful
new T-room 2i2-bath home. exclusive en-
virorment. S17.5On Appointment, phone
Woodley 016O or Executive T43l
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.

MIXED, SEASONED WOOD, sawed to order
SO cord delivered. Fairfax 177-J-2. 49,
FIREPLACE WOOD, So and $40 cord
]. H. BURTON. Warf1eld 1887 or Warf1elt
3165.
WOOD. oak, S12 per cord; pine, $40. De.
liVered. Falls Church 100.
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SOUTHERN ATMOSPHERE.

The charm of the old South will radiate
through your blood when you see this
house located in exclusive Bradley Woods
section OF Maryland The house consists
If a spacious living room, with Dareled
den. dining room and kitchen; large bed
steps to attic and built-in garage: basement
toilet; l block from bus line: bargain
worth looking at.
GRAHAM-HAII, WI. 325O.
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OVERLOOKING WOODED
phDU ONT o VEAPC ON

7 I1IIlA-O-NII Q 7 l-A4NO O1-410'
Takoma Park. Nd 900 minutes down
town)-Modern det brick. 6 rms. bed
rms, baths Il bedrm. and bath on 1St
fl. One acre Of ground. Custom built
BY private party of finest materials Own
er transferred. will sacrifice for S12,500.
DIXIE REALTY co. Ma $3.50.
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HOUSES AND APARTMENTS
FREDERICK AD

MODERN LIVING QUARTERS FOR PER-
manentS near Washington. Write for de-
tails. FRANCIS SCOTT KEY HOTEL
Frederick, Maryland.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

AND 3 ROOM FURNISHED APIS. IN
Hyattsville, End floor, semi bath. all utilities
furn. Transp. at gate, / block to stores
and theater. Employed adults, no children.
Rent, S45-S60. Call WA. 2974.
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OWNER WILL SELL.
S9.5OO-MICHIGAN PARK.

In heart of Bethesda. 6-room homo with
recreation room, deep lot, at only $3.50,
Mist have $1,000 cash. Could be rented
Evening star., 1942-02-12
BETHESDA, MD.
RARGATN "a 500

Bungalow, rooms and bath, auto. h =
W h; corner lot: $500 cash, monthly pay
ments, $40. WI. 1901.