davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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454,155 Tons of Scrap Rubber Collected

The scrap rubber drive has resulted in total collection
Of 45455 tons. William r. Boyd r, chairman OF the Pes
troeum Industry War Council reported this figure today to
President Roosevelt The President made public the final
figures his press without comment The Dis
collected 1901 329 pounds per capita Virginia
collections 900 pounds Maryland collected 1884,
900 pounds
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Camden

FIFTH RACE-Purse, 81 900: claiming;
3-year -olds: Il frrlonss.
Draeh tClinemant $40 $50 $40
Halcyona tCrowtherl 500 $50
Lit Up tRoherts) $40
Time, l:l3.
Also ran--Renovned, Steel Beam Little
Suzanne,
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lute Races

Earlier Results, Selections and
Entries for Tomorrow, Page TX.
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Congress to Get Wage Control Message

President Roosevelt said late today he hopes to send
message Congress in the next few days outlining
action control the cost of living He said would into
the principal domestic problem OF keeping govern
mental thumb the cost of living He also indicated it
would the question of stabilzng He replied
with fiat when first asked if he intended to freeze
wages Then he added that he could not into that in
advance of the forthcoming congressional message
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Other League Comes
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

New York at CIeveland-S:45 PM,
Boston at Chicago-9:30 PM.
Philadelphia ut st. Louis-0:45 P.N
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Todoy's Home Runs

National League.
Russell, Chicago. 6th inning.
Upton, Cincinnati, 7th inning.
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[EAHY NAMED ROOSEVE[T'S CHEF OF STAFF
Late News Bulletins.
Three Japanese Destroyers Sunk
By u. S. Subs in AIeutiuns

The Navy announced today that United States sub.
marines had sunk three more japanese destroyers in
the vicinity of Kska, in the Aleutans.
Hull to Make Important Radio Talk
President Roosevelt late today that Secretary
Of State Hull would make important radio speech in the
next three days the seriousness of the He
said he had gone draft of the speech with Mr. Hull
and described able and conclusive of the
present world situation.
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(See HAUPT, Page 2-X.)
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE. y
At Boston, us
Chicago - 900 002 Ole y
Boston --- 0O1 600 o. ~
BstteEiss--olsen and scAea,ns, rsss sn$
At Brooklyn ~
Cincinnati 600 12O l
Brooklyn - 05l 10 0 u
batteries--Derrinser and Lamanne$
Allen and Owen.
Pittsburgh at New York; PM. 81
st. Louis at Philadelphia-9 PM. y
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Weather Forecast

Cooler today and tonight; gentle to moderate
winds. Temperatures today-Highest, "a, at 3:45
+ pm: lowest, II, at 5:45 am.
Prom the United states we.rn.r Bureau report.
Full Details on Page Az.
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(See U-BOAT, Page 2-xD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

like that2 I ses look Ethel.
I ses that is not nice talk about
big officials. ses they will be
walking.
ETHEL ses yes Joe but why
Is 1t the rubber is running out
faster for the little people than
1t Is for the big people? could
see that many Of those people
in the cars on Fifth ave. were
probably big people because
some of them were limousines
with chauffeurs. / don't think
their rubber is going to run
out as fast as ours.
I SES look at US Ethel. ses
II we had been able TO afford
new tires on that old jallopy OF
ours instead of letting them get
worn down like they are now
we could still be using the car
but as 1t Is We have got TO save
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

what's left. Ethel ses wouldn't
1t be more sensible to keep on
using the car as long as the old
tires hold out and then put It
away for good instead Of letting
1t stand in the garage to rot7
SEES yes Ethel but you forget
We have also got to save gas and
oil as well as rubber and Ethel
ses don't the big people have 70
do the same thing7 Is the gas
and oil going TO run out for the
big people faster than for the
little people? I ses beautiful
am afraid you have the wrong
attitude entirely. I ses there 10
really no difference between the
big people and the little people
on anything any more and you
should not talk the way you are
doing.
ETHEL SES why Joe what on
earth have / said? All I have
been trying TO find out is who Is
saving the rubber besides us and
now you are starting TO get i'm
patient with me. Are the biz
people In Washington like the
Senators and congressman saw
ing the rubber by not using their
cars? / ses you know very well
/ haven't been In Washington 90
how should know about that7 I
seS anyway II they are still using
their cars IL Is probably because
they have 70 get TO the places
where they meet IN a hurry.
Ethel ses why2
I SES lets drop the whole
thing and go TO movie Ethel
and she seS all right Joe but II
you get a chance wish you
would inquire around and find
out who is saving the rubber be-
sides us.
Yours truly. JOE TURF.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

I SES why Ethel I guess every
body Is. She ses I don't think
so Joe. Look at all the cars
around Us right now. Besides.
/ was over on Fifth ave. o couple
OF days ago and there seemed
to be just as many cars as ever.
SES well Ethel 1 suppose
the people who are still using
their cars have to do 1t TO get
TO certain places and she ses
couldn't they walk or go In the
subway or on q street car or
bus the same as ! do? ses
/ suppose they could sweets but
maybe some Of them have to
get to places in o hurry where
they can't 60 except in their
cars. I ses maybe some Of them
are big officials.
ETHEL SES can't big officials
walk or 90 in the subway or
on a street car or bus? Are
their legs cut off or something
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

Ellen Bloom. Of Chicago-who
hasn't.
mo one likes war and no one
likes TO be separated from their
loved ones. When our boy friends
are called to duty. we should be
just as considerable OF their feel
ings when they are away as
when they were here at home.
Lore Is based on truth and
faith in each other. NoiU is our
chance to prove hotD much iDe
Ioue them and TO shoto the trust
and faith zoe haze in them. II
any girl can 90 out Nth an
other fellotp and enjoy herself
tchile her Sweetheart Is fighting
for our country. she 10 not
i0orthv of her soldiers lone. II
she steps out on him ichtfe he is
dUdy, maybe IL Is Gods blessing
that he tDds called to duty be-
fore he married q girl so COM
pletelv unworthy OF htmp
Ellen Bloom, age IL.
1922 South Winchester Ave,
Chicago. Ill.
$1,000 price
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

VOx Peppers have to be
good to get their letters printed.
Too many professionals are
crashing the dailies. discussing
the country's welfare. The
smallies reporting the first robin
didn't have a look-in The
public has overruled the review
ers on The Moon Is Down" II
is buying 1t big. Wonder how
harsh and tin-panny your voice
has TO be before you can get a
job as commentator in the
newsreels. Some OF the fen1mes
could saw their way out OF jail
with those pipes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

In the case OF Sgt. Charles o.
Provow, Jr. OF Camp San Luis
Obispo. California. the answer
is YES"
"Dear Elsie: I'm q soldier q
long way from home. but while
I'm away I see no reason why
my sweetheart should suffer-
no reason why I should make
her waiting even harder than II
Is. wouldn't want TO deprive
my girl Of the few privileges
she has lust to satisfy my jeal-
Gus nature.
Suppose your girl finds some
other boy more interesting and
forgets you altogether? Well.
IL she hasn't the will power TO
wait, then she isn't the girl you
want for yourself the rest Of
your life. How about it,"
Sgt. Charles o. Provow, Jr.,
age %, Co. &C" l40th Inf.
Camp San Luis Obispo,
California.
$1,000 price
Has the girl back home the
same attitude? Here's one
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Up and Down
Broadway

manners. These are hard
times for the light versifiers.
Very few publications are pay
ing for the pert poems. Hoffen-
stein. Dot Parker and the other
headliners always had plenty Of
markets This is one war
where the soldiers can't accuse
the sailors Of having a less dan
gerous assignment. So far, the
perils at sea have been the
greatest There's nothing
staler than underworld patter.
That Listen. copper" lingo
sends me hotfooting it to the
exits. MY, my. amt he intol-
erant1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Walter WinCheII

gag about the Supreme Court.
What is it-too awe-inspiring
for punch lines?. Washington
has that electric something In
its air these days. For the first
time II looks. smells and feels
like a world capital. T hat
Hitler-loving washington corre-
spondent. after years Of shoe
kissing and social climbing.
must be glad to know that at
last he is the social equal Of
Pelley.
WHAT YOU gotta have TO
enslave the males in cafe so
ciety: Good family and bad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Scrambled Eggs

TOO BAD Haywood Broun
isn't around to pit his great
typewriter against the Jour-
nalistic jerks. Haywood, big as
he was. could get under more
skins than a blister. Percy
Hammond would have poured
some of his wonderful venom
on the trouble-makers. too. ,.
Douglas Gilbert reports that
pulp writer's who fail TO churn
out $4,000 fiction words a month
don't eat. That takes care OF
how-but when do they.
There's never been q real good
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Does Mans Work En6tle Woman to Mans Pay

MRS. AMBROSE SCULLY, of Lyndon
Station, Wisconsin, gets $3.50 for handing Us a
timely question In the following words
Many women are now employed In occu-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

pations formerly engaged In only by mon.
Should these women be given the same re-
for their services as menu II not,
why not 2 Are women as efficient az mon ,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

What's your answer7 Tell us In not more
than ESQ words (count 'em) and send your letter
to Elsie Robinson In care Of this paper. Include
full name, address and age. Contest open to all
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

Young Americans 80 years of age or under. "A
$40 prize for the best boys letter, $40 for the
best girls letter, and other prizes for all letters
published. Contest closes one week from today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
By Elsie Robinson

Should soldiers sweetheart have dstesi
What bombshel that question was You certainly
knew the answers let have them straight from the
shoulder
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

That's one punch overlooked
by the Marquis Of Queensberry.
Emily Post also fails to men,
ton IL either In the preamble
to gluttony or In the appendix
to snobbishness. Don't insist
on hotel service. southern
cooking and western hospital
ity In the sub-cellar Of a hole
in the ground. If you have a
Distributed by King
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03


bles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

first-sid kit of iodine. band
age, porous plasters. n road
map. Q flashlight. o box of Wit
amin pills, q change Of sox. .
compass, American Express or
ders. q 1912 drivers license.
needle, thread and a thermo-
meter-and q quart Of rye
what do you need all the other
things for7
tures arodieafe Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Damon Runyon n Brighter Side

0 SS.sss. aS Ssrs SS' s s": @s En-"
MIR. JOE TURP WRITES FROM BROOKLYN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

Plane manufacturers believed that plane build
ing was essentially young mans business, until
Air Raid Ethics
By Arthur Bugs Baer
Although the chance. of you being hit in an air raid
II you drinking bent ~ yOu In tub
at tn. the bomb ss sr an o9 2"a. ' er i Gs Sass ted
strikes. and don't spill nmbirs 1ust remain ssoed
either = T' fss I'd. 'e eo@s
your mustachs Is very obsor- back again.
II your rent In paid up and it's your at the tub
nobody will dispute your right to remain there.
who prefer. to flee in an ndi-
vdual panic advise to tails Of their Primo. Albert
galop you But ( coats man needs ali the
first make not protection he ran get
Gas masks are indicated And they will not lower the
standard Of masculine beauty.
a't'ssG RAID @ sqvs ss an
ss not ss o to ss' SSs n" @ s 70 sGS
q ,ay RI E. ss ssg; SsSs S more
II you are wearing one Of Churchill siren outfits do
the ripper up fast you knock yourself with
uppercut TO the chin.
That's punch overlooked first-ad kit OF iodine band
the Marquis Of Queensberry plaster road
Emily Post also fails nashlight box Of Wit
ton either In the preamble amin pills change Of
to guony the appendix American
snobbshnes Don't insist ders l942 drivers
hotel service southern needle thread and thermo-
cooking hospital meer-and OF
ity cellar hole what need all the
in the ground. II have things for7
ed by King ~
May ,, 1912
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

II you wearing Of Churchill siren outfits do
not the ripper up fast you knock yourself with
an uppercut TO the chin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

bent. III you are In a tub
and the bomb strikes. aud the
pdtcr all runs out the busted
plumbing, Just remain seated
and tcdtt for the tide TO come
back again.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

II you are drinking a saucer
OF tea at the time the bomb
strikes, and you don't spill a
drop. you are either brave or
your muStdchs is very dbsor-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

the duration. Merit February
the Second haze an argument
tCtth the ground hog oper
uho's ootrp TO take a look-ses
about that str more weeks Of
Winter business.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

Hdpino drriued IN one In
stdlment at the Raid Shelter,
do not repert to type and in
sist on an outside room =.
Ethics OF The Air Raid ddrisss
you TO stay tn the Shelter for
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$500 DOWN.

New, al-brick, semi-detached home. in
Sc: s rooms, tile bath. knotty pine rec.
room, auto heat, insul., air-cond., weather.
stripped $3.50, EN- 955l
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bEDHOUM and al Kinds Of furniture We
pay highest cash prices. Prompt service
Don't sell until you call North 604O. We
do moving and hauling
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

ARLINGrON-Larg dble rm in new
home. semi-pvt. bath, dble. bed: business
couple or gentlemen. Falls Church 2497-J.
FURN. ROOM in pvt. home; couple or
single light kitchen privilege. Call War
field 1918.
ROOM for couple. new home, new furni-
ture, semi-pvt bath 3 min. by bus or car
to New Navy or War Bldgs. Unlim. phone.
Centiles. CHI. 7246.
BED-LIVING RIM. attractively furnished,
phone: will accommodate 1: garage; COW.
bus transp.: reas. WI. 1917
616 NO. GLEBE RID, Arlington-Double
front room, private entrance, large closet,
semi-private bath. phone; bus at door,
restaurant nearby: $40. Glebe 5277.
light housekeeping; refined only: 1 block
bus. CHI. 5473.
ROOM IN PRIVATE adult family in Airing
ton. gentlemen or couple; garage; near
Navy Bldg. CHI 1894
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ROOMS UNEuRNIshEp.

2116 ST. NV, Apt. 21-One large un-
furnished room with use of kitchen, gas
and lee. furnished. Adults.
11l6 MONTELLO AVE NE.-3 light house
keeping rooms, all utensils. Adults. S42
mo Apply after &
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ROOMS WANTED.

REFINED YOUNG LADY desires room with
bath in private home. NV. section pre-
ferred. Convenient to transportation. Boz
150-X, Star. 30
GENTLEMAN desires single furnished room
and use of shower, walking distance Chevy
Chase Ice Palace preferred. Please state
rent. Box l5l-X. Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-01

GARDEN FURNITURE, stone benches
wrought iron tables, chairs or seats: must
be good condition, reasonable. North 2412.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

HOUSES FOR SALE.
50 o5O-PETwoRTH; PRACTICALLY NEW
brick g rooms, tile baths, recreation
room, auto heat and built-in garage; a
E Esso spy San Ns MT PiP 9ss with
WAYCROFT. ARLINGTON. VA-LOvELY
brick-and- stone home, 2la years. old, bed;
rooms, II baths. basement, attic, screened
porch sttashed oil h hea s5s and storm gGn
cash. OXFORD 131s-W.
$500, MONTHLY INCOME PLUS I'm I'm
Local i IAY Realty Yat coii Pc. easo.
BETHESDA. MD, IN BEAUTIFUL WOOD.
containing beamed ceiling liylnr room
e6mpee qa cbe and
aoor;, oil heat: p MY gt trees. 0T 12S
E. M FRY, INC. 6s40 Wis. ave. WI. 6740,
1890 BLOCK BELMONT Nw.-FoUR-
sSy fSnT k esaep ao one
S Nto"A Y. S. ' HiURiLBERT. Ma. $50. s5i
18th AND PARK Rp-e, Rooms. 2
r NJ DE saAa 3cc LES fssn i4t 4aiaP Ma 55s6
1246 10th ST. NV. : 10 ROOMS, 3
baths baths i h f oil 70 mg eRsS
mouse. Sll,OOu, IeInS. W. OoIO.
cHEyy CHASE VIEW MP sr CONN Soe AYE
SSs5y Win E eST
f0o-ft. 'front.' near transportation and
f inc, ss46 WIS., s ave WI $40 M
NEAR wARDMAN PARK HOTEL-HOME
End fieor: Z bedrooms. bath IONS on Bird floor;
6raie nod no ~ ant in oc nh
Until pm. ms Sis conn. Iir0' w. '0OO
CONVENIENT LOCATION. CLOSE TO
Conn ave This unusual home contains 4
ns Poom nsRss ktehen
room in basement, auto. heat, many other
es5 Re ba sp f os nsv sS5 ~
TWEED CO.. 55O4 Conn. ave.
SILVER sPRING-well located frame, 4
with bath; fin. attic: large rms. Columbia
800, am. to 5 pm.
CHEVY CHASE cha GDo NOT pIsTgRs
stueeS kitehen and Sf bath each ooT oas
55lQ Nevada ave.-S rms, bas, CEN
57o5 chevy Chase parkway-s rms. ek
bas.. brick (space for extra rooms Bird
FUIToNs R e 5sE 2S,. owner :, 1872 /. Eye
HOME WITH 2 BEDROOMS. BATH ON
LIST floor, and bedrooms bath on 2nd
floor. 1t is located in Chevy Chase. D. C.
has lot with 7O-ft. frontage and is only
S11,950. THOS. L. PHILLIPS, WO. 1900
until pm, 351S Conn.
So. O00-NR. 18th AND EAST CAPITOL
Arranged for 2 families: 2 tiled baths.
recreation room. oil heat; house only four
years old; substantial cash. MA. 1913.
Ss250-STANTON PARK-ARRANGED
for families; oil heat. gear garage: con-
venient to everything; terms. MA. 1913.
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1888 BLAINE ST. NE,
Vicinity 29th and Woodley Rd.

We offer. for the prospective purchaser
brick on a large lot and beautiful sur
roundings; large rooms on LIST floor 4
bedrooms and baths on 2nd floor. . bed
rooms and bath on Bird auto. heat and
2-car bullt-in garage. Should this brief
description fill your needs, by all means
inspect at once.
R. A. HUMPHREYS.
sos n. Capitol st. Realtor. Ma $3.50.
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DOGS PETS, ETC.


BOSTON BULLDOGS weeks old A. x C,
29lO 4th st. n. Arlington. Va. oxford 1915
PUPPIES--Pure-bred Fox Terriers. house
nroken. SID: beauties. Spitz. S.; Nina
ture Schnauzer, SO; Cookers, SIS. WA.
1713.
BOXERS-Exceptional puppies by out
standing Champions out of CHI. dams, reg,
cropped. distemper immunized. SH. 449l M.
YOUR DOG called for, bathed and returned
n p11I N e or BET BSthesda for 81 FREE AN,
Animal Hospital, OR ITO or WO. o223.
WIRE HAIRED TERRIERS, thoroughbred
for sale. MRS. BARNARD WELSH. Rock
CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES. excellent little
watchdogs, house trained. 3443 Benning
I'd. ne
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS, playful: Easter
gifts: registered A. K. c., IL weeks; res-
sonable: : black beauties / brown. Call
Spruce 0232-W. Friday Saturday
HOLLYWOOD KENNELS-BOARDING
Cocker spaniel ard scotte puppies.
Wash BALTIC. blvd. WA. 1924. Berwyn 1879.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

UPPER 16th-Desirable vacancies for 8
meals: quick trans IA. 9015.
NEARBY Md or girls to share room
with another: home privileges. pvt. family;
IS week Cali Warfield 096e.
1851 HOBART ST. Nw.-,Newly furnished
rooms, for 4 girls; new home everything
NO 5 WHITTIER ST. .W.-Beautiful
large room: for 3, private detached home:
meals nNnIsss G Si 7 AT conveniences near
A WIDOW; living alone, wants mi Ssl &c
Tetunn for 70 sensrap hep sso soss
1904 WYOMING AVE. NV double rms:
Delicious meals. Cow. transp. DE. 1854.
Niesis ISrnishsd room for : men; $3.50
1745 LANIER PL N.W-Jewish home
Nicely furn. double porch room. 2 baths
and shower; exec meals; unlim. phone
1905 RITTENHoUsE ST. N.W.-Room and
board for men or ladies, gentiles only.
Georgia 4795.
HARVARD INN. 1924 Harvard st. NV
Young lady desires roommate, lovely studio
room, tasty meals: $40 mo. Vacancy for
1916 10th ST N.W.-vacancy. for refined
pvt. bath. Excellent meals, transp.
1852 PERRY PL syust of I4tthtlE,seco9n1d,
delicious meals; End front double. each
S35. 90; convenient Govt. depts. AID. 9127
3O2 18th ST. NE-3 girls. lovely front
S36 month. AT. 7647.
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S8S5n
1914 oath ST NV

BRICK, SEMI-DETACHED.
8 large rooms. with bath and shower,
sleeping porch, built-in garage. full base
ment with lavatory and laundry trays, oil
hot-Water heat. For appointment call
Mr.. JEFFERS, DI. 1015. Evenings, MI.
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BETHESDA, MD.
I DON'T KNOW ANYTHING
BROOKLAND, D. C.

S1Z,fJU.UU.
detached home. well planned and
Sturdlly constructed. Center entrance with
living room, dining room. study and kitch-
en- on hrst: 3 bedrooms and baths on
second: recreation room, oil heat, built-in
garage: convenient to transportation Cali
this ONCE for appointment
PHILLIPS & CANDY, INC,
Ma. 1900. Realtor, 1912 18th ST. NV
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COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

3 ROOMS AND BATH 5000 CONN. AVE
will sell or trade for small house. DI
2724. or EM 9551. evenings.
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ave. phone GE 9s1a.' /.
PIANO. slightly used latest model CHECKER
ing baby grand. used for only few weeks
and just like new. S495: very unusual
bargain: Easy terms. Republic .6212.
kits. 1880 @ st. middle of the block.
PLANOS-Before you buy any piano see
the selection we have on sale at reduced
prices, plenty of values in spinets, small
uprights and grands and a large stock of
used uprights at So, SO. $50, $50 and
up: out of the high-rent district. we can
save you real money. Also pianos fer rent
Call Republic 1890. The Piano Shop
1O15 9TH st. NV.
PIANO. Shubert. baby grand, sacrifice,
$500 cash; large table, enamel A. B. c.
ironer, $50 cash. Warfeld 1925.
PIANOS-Don't wait and be disappointed,
buy your piano now. Just g brand-new
Betsy Ross spinets that have never left
our sales floor, $3.50 each. Ten-vear guar
antee and 20 private lessons. Convenient
terms. Lester Pianos. Inc, 1921 G St.
NV. Open ewes
RADIOS, 81 each; we also buy radios: re-
pairing. save 500. 1910 9TH ST. NV. NE.
1885.
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DPAFTSMEN.

Wrico lettering guides and pens.
Nearly complete set. incl all Usual STYLES
and sizes. All new condition. in original
con- . liners.
New, special made, sole-leather case.
Value, S140: sell, $50.
H. S. NOLL,
1907 Calvert St. NV
Tel. AID. 29O6 after pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-01

PIANO. slightly used Wurlitzer, mahogany
case grand. in practically new condition;
S295; easy terms. Republic 6212. kits,
l330 G ST (middle of the hlnckl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-01

MOTORS, all types. bought. sold and re-
Harris Armature Co. 1343 9th NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-01
GLOVER PARK

WOOD
o Rms, Bath, Oil Heat, 3 Porches, Carr
MI1RRAX co MA 1ORR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-04-01
HOUSES FOR SALE.
S750 CASH

I'd. in woodland section Of Greenwich
Forest. ,3Ibedroom brick, ~ baths, hot
LIST floor. Act quickly II you want a bar
gain. Call Mr.. Williams. WI. 674O.
E. M. FRY, INC, $40 Wisconsin Ave.