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Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-12
BOUDREAU SIGNS
INDIAN CONTRACT

CLEVELAND, Aug. l2-tUP) =
Lou Boudreau has signed a new
three-year contract TO manage the
American league Cleveland Indians,
President Alya Bradley announced
today. Bradley refused to discuss
any possible change in his finan-
cial arrangements with Boudreau
who is now reported receiving about
S25,OOO per year.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-12
D.. A. STOCKS

los ANGELES. Aug. i tUPI = Foul
issues were up, SIX were down and three
uncnanged IN slightly increased activity
on the Los Angeles stock exchange To-
dav. Volume approximated 4 500 at mid
day.
The List: Blue Diamond 1.35 up .O5
Pac Finance l6 up u Pac Gas Com. i
down u Pac. Lightning 269s down i
Edison per cent 2sa. up Il, So per
cent 26s. down i So. PaC. 1872 IN
changed Union il H. up Is Aircraft
Accessories I 10 uncha - ed General Mo
tors 371s down !.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-12
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Aug. u tUPb Strength
of the Minneapolis wheat market which
drew traders attention 10 the delayed
harvest in the northwest after excessive
rainfall contributed to a firm tone in
wheat futures today. until near the close
Wheat closed with net losses Of i Ia
8 bushel Corn closed i lower 10
Il higher; oats off \ to ss rye unChang
ed to off X and soybeans up X TO IA
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-12
UNLUCKIEST DRIVER

Egan, who has driven in all but
two of the previous lG Hambleton-
ians gradually earned the reputa-
ton of being the unluckiest driver
in harness competition. Several
times ne won one heat only to lose
out through bad racing luck in other
heats.
In 1910 his luck took a turn for
the better and he wen his first
Hambletonian with Spencer Scott.
I've got a chance to win this
one, too, with Colby Hanover" he
confided. Hes a fine colt--plenty
of natural speed, and a grand
heart. He was the best two-year-o
last year Yes. 1 drove him in all
but two of his II races as a two
year-old. And l drove him IN both
starts this year. That 2:03 he made
in winning the national stake at
Old orchard was very fast time
considering it was his first start
this year. Yes, he broke in the
race, but another horse crowded
and caused it. He doesn't deserve
his reputation for being fractious
I'm sure he'll run a smooth race this
time because he's been working very
smoothly in training-and working
very fast No, it's not impossible
that he might set a new record for
the Hambletonian. His chief rivals
well, I'd say they are Paxton
Hanover and Cannon Ball"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-12

For the second successive day Ell
Centros Bob Elliott takes the spot
light in the National League as he
again got hit that scored the VIM
ming run for Pittsburgh. This time
it was a single by the big third
baseman that beat the Reds, 5-1.
Score was all tied up at IL when
Elliott hit one of his customary
hard balls 1t was a long poke and
scored two runs for the Pirates
There were two outs when Elliott
connected:
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-12
BY UNITED PRESS

Sacramento shaved Los An
geles' Pacific coast league margin
to three games Tuesday night by
walloping Oakland, 1913, while the
Angels were being edged out by
the tailend Portland club, 81.
The Solons raped three Oakland
pitchers for Is hits, doing most of
their damage in the first two in
nings when they scored nine runs
off Ralph Buxton and Stan Cor
bett. Eddie Lake drove BuXton's
opening pitch of the game over
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-12
TWO DOUBLES

on.
TWO DOUBLES
Sid Cohen of Portland set Los
Angeles down with seven hits while
his mates raped Ray Prim and
Pete Mallory for seven. The Beav-
erS got the two runs that won the
game in the fourth inning on con-
Secutive doubles by Ted Norbet and
Marvin owen and a single by John
Leovich.
Dick Barrett chalked up his 2lst
win of the current campaign by
twirling Seattle to a 81 triumph
over the San Francisco Seals. Bar
rett had the better of a tight duel
with young AL Lien of the Seals
who yielded the winning marker in
the last of the ninth when Ed
Kearse scored Cliff Torgeson with a
sharp single to centerfield. The
Seals managed to get only three
hits off Barrett, scoring their lone
tally in the sixth when Brooks
Holder scored from second after
Bill Matheson booted Ted Jennings
single.
Veteran Wally Hebert of San
Diego notched his 18th victory as
the Padres downed Hollywood 7-3.
Bill Bevens started for Hollywood
but was lifted for Whitley Hilcher
in the fifth when he was a victim
of a five.run Padre splurge. Frank
Kalin slammed a round-tripper
over the left field fence in the
eighth for the Stars, scoring Johnny
DickShot ahead OF him.
THE SCORES
Los Angeles 900 900 01O-l 2
Portland .......... 900 200 OOx-2 9
Prim, Mallory & Todd. Camp
bell: Cohen q Leovich. 80 81
San Diego ........ 900 052 000-7 IA l
Hollywood 900 001 200-3 10 2
Hebert & Salkeld; Bevens, Hill
cher & Atwood. .-.
San Francisco 900 900 100-l 3 2
Seattle ................1OO 900 00l-2 6 l
Lien & Sprinz; Barrett & Kearse.
Sacramento $50 200 -l2 Is l
Oakland ......... 900 002 l 3 10
FreitaS q Mueller: Buxton, Cor
bett, Yelovic q Glenn.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-12

Lou Boudreau, 25-year-old man
ager of the Cleveland Indians who
injected the old college try into the
wabbling team, has signed a new
three-year contract at a sum sup
pCSedly larger than the $4,000 he
was paid this year, adyices from
Alva Bradley, club president. re-
veal
The PLAY manager of the once
rebelliOus Indians has done
splendid job with the material on
hand and as 4 reward has been
assured that he will be able to
guide the destinies of the squad
from the field for three more
years.
Although he declared that his OBJ
jective was merely an upper divi-
sion berth when he began the sea-
son, Boudreau has hustled his team
along and they are now battling
neck and neck with the Boston Red
SoX for second spot in the Ameri-
can League. Boudreau has con-
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-12
GETS SENTENCE

Eddie Wilder, 81. who was arrest
ed Tuesday on a charge of drunk
enness. was sentenced to pay a s14
fine or serve seven days in Jail
by Police Judge Lee Nuffer We'd
nesday morning. Wilder is serving.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-12
HUGHSON REPAYS
CR0NIN'S FAITH
WITH MANY wins

NEW YORK, Aug. 12-UP) -
Manager Joe Cream of the Boston
Red SoX used to sent his pitchers
to the showers fast-too fast, some
said-but he took his time with
Tex Hughson and the slim, hand
some young Highlander has repaid
him by becoming the American
leagues outstanding pitcher.
HughSon. who has won Ia games
against only three losses this sea-
son. was a ball of fire in the minors.
In his first real trial with the Red
Sox-July of 194l-he looked even
better.
He won three, lost three and then
won two more. 1t appeared as
though Cronin's mound troubles
were over. But, unfortunately, they
were only beginning, for Hughson,
who was pitching against the
Yankees one day, walked over to
Cronin and said:
ice, it's no CO. my arms sore
as the dickens and l don't think l
can pitch anymore"
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-12
CITY CAPTURES LEAD
Homer CIinches
Win by 2-1 Score

Following Their usual custom Of playing best When
the chips down, the City of Ell Centre softballer
edged the Imperial Irrigation District office team 2-1,
Tuesday night and broke the tie for first place in the
league
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-12

MOSCOW, Aug. l2 CUP) - Lieut.
Gen Konstantine Myshkow, 40
noted Russian artillery specialist
has been killed in action, it was
announced today.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-12

+ 1t was Otis Miller's home run
in the second inning that clinch-
ed the game for the City He
lifted one of the pitches of Tun-
ney Williams over the head Of
the LID. right fielder to break
II deadlock. Although the
only hit made by Miller, it was
quite adequate to put the game
on ice.
The office boys scored first in
their half of the first inning when
Hank Cauzza's double drove in
Williams, who had got on base
because of an error by the City
center fielder Pete LaBrucherie
scored the first run for the City
in the second half of the first
inning. LaBrucherie hit q clean
single and was brought the re-
naming distance by pitcher Carl
Jackson's double.
Jackson limited the office bat
ters to five hits while Williams
gave up but six. Jackson famed
two and walked one. Williams
struck out three and walked one.
Most consistent hitter of the
evening was Jim House, right
fielder for the City. In two times
up House hit a double and q
single. He was the only batter
on either team to get more than
one hit.
Right into first place in the
standings went the City team with
the victory. The municipal en-
ployes have now won nine games
and lost two. The office is in sec
ond place with eight wins and
three losses.
LINESCORE:
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-12
!. a. POULTRY

MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
;ent - 81. .43l
1ec .....-..... s.. 4G p
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-12
MISSES NO-HITTER

Al Milnar failed by one hit to
pitch a nine-inning no-hitter as
the Indians and Tigers battled IA
innings to 90 tie in the first game
The game was called because of a
league rule prohibiting use of lights
in any game starting in daylight.
Milnar had a no-hitteT until the
ninth, when he disposed OF the
first two men and had only Roger
Cramer to get by. But Cramer
slapped a clean single to right to
destroy the no-hitter.
Denny Galehouse held the White
Sox to four hits, ending their nine
game winning streak as his st. Louis
mates blasted Ed Smith and Joe
HAYNES for a 90 victory. 1t was
Smiths 18th defeat against three
victories.
Washington handed the AS 81
setback as Buck Newsom, veteran
righthander, turned in a five-hitter
for his 10th triumph. The Sena-
tors won their fifth straight and
18th in II starts by scoring once
in the first and twice in the fifth.
The Giants took over third place
in the National league by beating
the Braves, Ga.
Hank Gornickis siX-hitter gave
the Pirates a 81 victory over the
Reds who dropped into fourth place.
Max Lanier won his eighth victory
as the Cards clipped the Cubs, 7-2,
to trim idle Brooklyn's pace-setting
margin to 7lA games.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-12
ARM WENT DEAD

HughSon's arm went dead later
and he was through for the year af-
ter most of the usual cures" had
been tried in vain, he apparently
was washed up. But CrOnin didn't
give up. This spring he announced
that HughSon, behind in his condi-
tioning because he had reported
late after undergoing medical treat
ment would be given every oppor-
tunity to catch up with the rest OF
the squad.
That was the best gamble Cronin
ever took. And he hit the jack
pot. Hughson got going on May
16 with a two-hit job over the
Browns for his first victory. Since
then he has lost only three, two by
slim margins. He's beaten every
club in the league, except Wash
ington, twice, and has nicked the
Yankees three times.
HughSon gave up 10 hits as he
shaded the Yankees, 80, in II in
nings yesterday, blanking the New
Workers in nine of the II innings.
Dizzy Trout won his ninth vic
tory as the Tigers shaded the In
dians. 80, in the nightcap of their
twilight doubleheader. Trout, back
ed up by a 12-hit Detroit assault,
held Cleveland to seven blows and
won the game when Detroit showed
over a run in the eighth.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-12
I. A. BUTTER De EGGS
L. A. GRAIN

LOS ANGELES. Calf. Aug. 10 CUP -
Wheat No. / hard. soft -. Sl.97l2 .. 2.02ls
Milo. malt type =.....- 81 COL so
Milo. No . yelo. Cal -.- 81 II L l. s2la
Barley. No. I bright W -. LII y l.52ls
Oats. feed ..z.....#......#.-. 81 COL. 80
Corn. No Velo bulk -=.. 81 S2Ia J. 81 =
Imperial Valley press., 1942-08-12
SOLONS SHAVE
ANGELS LEAD

the left field wall to keynote the
contest. Meanwhile, Tony Freitas
scattered 10 Oakland hits. Buster
Adams ciouted homer off Corbett
in the second inning with two men
on.
Evening star., 1942-10-07
HOUSES FURNISHED.

BROOM DETACHED FURNISHED HOME,
Phone Ii. 047s or FIR. 073s.
FOR RENT. BERWYN HEIGHTS MD-s
furnace, steam heat WI 9413.
UNIVERSITY PARK. MD. Is ROOM
brick house. electric kitchen and hot
water heater, fireplace; full basement.
attic, "a baths, attached garage; house
and furn., 2 years old. Owner, Army
officer being transferred; $3.50; no small
children. WA. 1853:
CHARMINGLY FURNISHED 3-BEDROOM
house in Silver Spring: gas heat: $3.50 mo-;
gentiles only. 81. 5621.
SILVER SPRING, Md ROOMS AND
bath, half block from bus: large wooded
back yard. HO. OO32 o.
OWNER TRANSFERRED CHICAG o
House completely furnished, electric range.
oil heat; entirely moderR detached; $3.50
monthly; yearly lease. 1905 Emerson st.
NV. Seen to 9 pm.
EMPLOYED WIFE, HUSBAND AWAY FOR
duration: wishes to share 6-room house
downtown. Hobart 1878 after s pm.
CABIN JOHN CAR. MD-FURN. cor
sas. tass' 8 rms. screened % porch, elec no
WooDR1DGE GARDENS, 1924 SHEPHERD
recreation Tcr;ats room with fireplace. Nicely
10th and 18th of November. Army officer
leaving town. MI. 53O2
NEW, BEAUTIFUL HOME, ALL FUR
nished-6 rooms. bath. all electric; one
acre ground Owner going in service; $50
month. Phone SH. 931S. Available Oct Is.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

100 BLOCK FERN ST, N.w.-sEMI-
eena ee1 g. poss n'l W. p0EseB w. BE naEn4sAse W.
Ss95o-Nr. 9th and Concord-A very
8 good rooms. built-in tub, full basement,
everything TstH sof' substsntiai @ e cash reauired
1929 K FEoSP + M :. DAVIS c9 IA. os5s.
room and bath frame with cellar and hot
water heat. long back yard. alley; price,
''' ''o JOHN scR1vENER & BRO,
District $3.50. 734 9th St NV.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Detached brick and clapboard Dntch
terror. also eauioned with new refrigerator
and range consisting of large rms. and
garaee. Cali EN-. 1890 until pm F. A.
TWEED CO, 55O4 Conn. ave.
NEAR 18th ST AND PARK RD.-BRICK
rTow.-house Of 6 g. rooms' rooms bath, hot-water
1910 K tGaiS 81 NV y sAoEMAhEE, NA. 1855.
A REAL TWO-FAMILY APARTMENT.
18Th nne st. S @p3 ap Ioek {1o tile en sahs o
heat. one refrieerator in new-house. con
e0r cs Mr. AAs Tsal Ab HaFssa sa dp for D CO.
Nj; sf3i5SS' f1fzSzsF'
roo@ eempeteS lS0m n scar
NEAR 14th AND LoNGFELLow sTs..
S10,250.
Detached. part stone. > baths, rooms
and sleeping porch, beautiful lot.
For appointment to inspect call BRUCE
*ssrSS SHAsS9y SSs Z rueHs .sos9i &C. ss4s
ABOUT A BLOCK From .coMSNEcTIGUI
ave. and 4 miles NV OF CHEVY ~ en- Chase Sc
one Of the most wholesome developments IN
the WASHINGTON area The old-fashioned.
h0Sss onm has vng iee room both With W
feet: The kitchen is large and well
and and laundry. laundry There here are Ave bedrooms and
bath. The LAND. looxl5oc o is as beautiful
,-,o LoU1s P sHoEMAKENR ,,ss
Mr. 3rd AND MASS. AVE. NV.
s5oThs e5 bsin. bath comn or1GG 1ocsfad ed
in center of town annual rent, $40; good
'''1',s 1sse % i ET + DAVIS oG IA eass
NEAR BOILING FIELD.
Stone and brick, one year oold Old income
E
ADELBERT w. LEE.
3211 Penna Ave. Sc Ii 1000.
SILVER SPRING AREA MONTGOMERY
HiMs)-. story .English-type home, bed
rms, = baths. breakfast nook, side. porch
built garage: ccnv to SCHOOLS, shopping
and transp Price, S10,150
THE MARYLAND REAL ESTATE CO,
| S634 Colesville Rd. Shepherd 500
NEAR THE CATHEDRAL ON A QUIET
| street, mi-detached brick house of 8
! large rooms, . baths, hot-water heat, 2
car built-n garage. attic. Perfect condi-
| ton and owner occupied. Price, S14,950.
1910 K St. NV. Ma 1856.
KENYON ST, NEAR GEORGIA AVE.
| room brick row house. coal heat, , metal
garages House in perfect condition. $3.50.
| Cau DAVID RIFKIND, 710 14th st. NV.
RE. 4034 botween a ma ard 12 noon.
JUST OVER D. C. LINE.
| Detached. $4,000 So. #. of ground, built
| to order for present owner. three bed
| rooms, hot-Water heat, two-car garage.
beautiful grounds: $500 spent on i'm
| provenents; electric refrigerator. fireplace,
| radiators covered. cedar closet IN basement,
weather-st rirped price ONLY $3.50.
| THOS. F FARRELL CO, Realtors.
Established in 19t 3.
| ri 10th st. NV. National O765.
Evenings. Gforcia 13H5
Evening star., 1942-10-07

m DISTRICT OF CoLUMBA.
1880. Terms as low ss $500 cash and
S66;0 90 per month Only two left. Pos
gsXn sgsssXSion st once An Mr.. HINNETT. dE.
Evening star., 1942-10-07
CUSTOM-BUILT.
ROCK CREEK PARK ESTATES.

This beautiful red brick Colonial home
is exceptional in every respect. Just years
old, it contains features seldom found in
kitchen with automatic food disposal unit:
elec. dishwasher. built-in leather break
last alcove, kitchen and all bathrooms
equipped with ice water taps. There are
bedrooms, 3 baths. walnut paneled IL
brary with indirect lighting. 1st-foor lava
tory, recreation, room. maids room and
home must be seen to be appreciated
PRICE, S29.50O For appointment to see
call MI Sydney Kari VI. S262
Evening star., 1942-10-07
ROOMS FURNISHED.

ATTRACTIVE ROOM for 2, or 3. 3425
3sls BLAINE ST NE-Double room,
private home gas heat; bus at corner: S35.
Call after pm, Ii. S017.
M,IcHIGAaN, PARK-,s large trent rooms,
men sentiles: bus ct corner. DU. 6S9l.
PRIVATE HOME, master bedroom. bath,
conVenclt location. gas heat, unlimited
phone sentile gentleman: $50 Box l12-B,
Star.
THE, CHURCHILL, 1740 P ST. NV
s;nale rooms. with running water, nr.
bath and showers, SIS. .50-S10 weekly; twin
bee, rms with running water, near bath
PRIVATE RI JsI ENTRANCE. downtown-Ssinsle
and phone. i4a4 Belmont ST. ST. NV. W. '0"s'
IA ADAMS ST. N W.--Gentleman; furnished
rm;, c.h.w.; private family. Phone Dupont
on on car line: Georsia o5ss aft; after % PM. qaoS'
1884 FAIRMQNT ST. W.-Laree. clean
rm.. newly decorated. twin beds, home
privilege $50 mo.
MI. PLEASANT. 174sI Kilbourne pl. NV
JeWsh mat
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM nicely furnished,
nes near ssr.6a bath hk- block bus; private home.
724 3rd ST. NV. Apt, e01-Twin- bed
room in as apartment for or men;
venient car lines. See after Z pm. Sc
as MINUTES DOWNTOWN by bus-Room,
semi-private bath, modern home Conn.
ave. in Md: quiet, dgnifled surroundings:
single. s25. WI. 576S.
i4a2 HARVARD ST. N.W.-Very nice fur
nshed rooms; conv. loc.. near 14th st.
car line. Phone CO. 1927.
PETWORTH-Front room. private home:
twin beds. unlim. phone: express bus. Is
a{vasgt a q
men RA. 1543.
DOWNTOWN, 1919 Vermont ave- NV
Lee. front basement, suitable men: pvt.
shower. e.h.w.; SIS per mo. ea. Me. 1904
GIRL. to share furnished apartment with
another. Call after Pm. Ordway 1857
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2o1 Invest. BLDG. DI 5000.
CTnhn AArH nnInI[
TRINIDAD SECTION NE.
Near New Naval Hospital,

Attractive center-hall brick in new
house condition. 8 rooms and 3 naths,
maids room and shower. several porches,
grounds comprise over an acre and half
Within easy en-minute drive Of Naval
HOSPITAL and Health Center. Rapid trans
p9titatiGin n9trs on at the door This is most
scaped Vacant-immediate possession
BOSS g. PHELPS, MA 1900
Evening star., 1942-10-07
HOME OR INVESTMENT
CHEVY CHASE. D C..

Beautiful Colonial-type home. between
Conn. and Wis. aves.. 4 bedrooms tal will
take twin beds. tile baths, living rm
reasonably priced. $4,000 cash payment
necessary. Shown by appointment EN-.
1890 to 9 pm. F. A. TWEED CO., 1904
Evening star., 1942-10-07
2 Blocks From Direct

BIOCKS FTOfn DITeCL
Transportation in NV. D. c.
Full center hall. large living room, din
ing room ard kitchen, 3 large bedrooms. :,
baths on 2nd floor; stairway to full finished
attic; GAS HEAT; close to excellent shop
pne district. schools and churches; built
in Earaoe; large landscaped lot. AN FX-
CELLENT BUY AT S13.5OO. Call the
cfice of ]. WESLEY BUCHANAN, NE. 1143
NEAR NAVY YARD.
Immediate possession: detached brick:
rooms, bath, INV h., porches. deep lot. etc
Convenient to stores, schools and trans
portation. Priced for only S6,45O on terms
Leo M. Bernstein & Co., ME. 54OO.
Evening star., 1942-10-07

DUE TO ARMY TRANSFER-FURNISH
or unfurnished modern stone house on 5
acres wooded land; 2 bedrooms, 1k baths,
panelled living room, 2 fireplaces, exclusive
country club section. 30 minutes down.
town: gentiles. WI. a441.
Evening star., 1942-10-07
NEAR NAVY YARD
S5,75U.
GOVERNMENT WAR WORKERS
NEW BUNGALOWS.
$500 CASH.

Located IN KenSlngton, Md, II miles
from downtown Washington. about miles
bus line Good construction Johns Manville
shingles. aforementioned heat, coal-burn-
ing furnace. full basement and big attic.
Nice lots with trees. Good residential
area, paved street. sewer and water. S55
per month. including taxes and insurance.
Ready for occupancy in about 2 weeks.
Only 3 unsold.
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
Evening star., 1942-10-07
SILVER SPRING
OWNEP SAVC CITY

-. We consider this. s-room house one Of
There are bedrooms, one of which is on
the 1st floor with half-bath. The prop
erty is in Al condition and is located on
well-landscaped lot. Must be seen to be
appreciate Call for further details,
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
Evening star., 1942-10-07
BABY CHICKS.

BARRED ROCKS, r, I. Reds, White les
horns. Conkey's Y-O feeds. James Feed
Store. 6l9 st. NV. Metropolitan OnSo
BABY CHICKS and feed Bolgiano. A /
N. Y, aye. ne, FIR $500 or 607 E st.
W MA OOQ1
Evening star., 1942-10-07
HOUSES FOR SALE

4-corner sect. Of Silver Spg; 5 light, well
arranged rooms upstairs in one big lath
and plastered room: fireplace: excellent
age. SS450. can be bought on terms r. P.
RIPLEY. SH. 1899: even. SH. 2S71.
$3.50 = WEST CHEVY CHASE = SEMI
bungalow type home; bedrooms. 2 baths;
needs redecorating, but a real value. Act
promptly. REALTY ASSOCIATES, Elk.
] 52o until 9 pm.
Evening star., 1942-10-07
AN UNUSUAL BUY.

CLEVELAND PARK.
49, Detached brick. west of Conn. ave, IN
/ WaShinstons most convenient detached
| section; a beautiful home of s rooms and
baths a real bedrooms, with lavatorv on
! st hoor; strictly modern throughout; auto
| Shrubhery; brick garage near 35th and
| Porter convenient transportation; an in
| spection will convince you that 1t is a real
| buy. Call US for further information
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Evening star., 1942-10-07
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.
FARM & GARDEN.

WELL-ROTTED COW MANURE, 81 90 per
100 lbs: 500 lbs; SIS; $3.50 a ton. Rich
delivered. Glenhurst Dairy, Bethesda Nd.
WI. 3951. or after 8. DE. 531a.
Evening star., 1942-10-07

PIETWoRTH1- TH1-ARRANGED FOR TWO OR
"nd-foor apt of 3 rooms. rent, SEQ 90
per month: beautiful apartment of 3
rooms $4,000 per month. Owner occupies
! rooms cn first floor and rooms on md
floor. 2-car eareGe. Shown bv appoint
ment Call MR.. BENNETT, GE. 229S or
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE.

MHI,VlNG NY, AND STORAGE, reasonable rates;
Will take your surplus furniture as part
PAYMENT on your moving. Edelman's Nov.
ing & Storage Co., Taylor 2937
Evening star., 1942-10-07

PIANOS-We are offering the entire stock
Of the Lester Piano Co., which we recently
acquired, at S45 to $3.50 less than regular
prices. These pianos are all new and all
are covered by the manufacturer 10-year
guarantee Trade-in allowance. Terms. Call
Republic 6212, Kits, 1880 G st. Middle
~ the hlork
Evening star., 1942-10-07

ALEXANDRIA,, VA. = RESTORED DE-
tached Colonial cottage with small garden,
3 rms, all on l floor, > bedrooms bath
large living room with open fireplace. large
olning room, modern kitchen, servants S
automatic Oil heat Call OWNER at
TEMPLE 1881 for appt to INSPECT
Evening star., 1942-10-07

USED CAMERAS BOUGHT.
We Pay Highest Cash Prices.
Sommers Camera Exchange,
141O New York Ave,
Evening star., 1942-10-07

PIANOS FOR RENT-New and used spin
cts, consoles. grands and small uprights,
at reasonable rates. Call Republic, t5212,
kits, 1870 q st Middle of the block
Evening star., 1942-10-07

TeElaI. re. W61U. EH %.
HOUSE OR APT.
Duration; 2 or 8 bedrooms; no children
or pets. rep. large mfg: bk., soc, ref
MA. 475l. Bert Piers. NO 55s9
ROBERT L. McKEEVER CO.,
Shoreham Bldg, 18th and H SITS. NV.
COLORED GOVERNMENT EMPLOYED
couple with child desire 3 or room apt
Can pay about $50 MA. 1920. Br. 156,
ELLIOTT, any weekday, or Box 2S-S, Star.
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