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Evening star., 1942-02-11
Deferment Policy Outlined
STANDARD System Is Recommended
For All Federal Departments

diately make an inventory of officers
and employees who. In all probabil-
ity. will be placed in Glass IA,
where necessary, recruit and begin
the training of persons who, when
the officers or employees now holding
the positions are inducted into the
military service, will be ready to as
sumo the duties and responsibilities
OF the positions thus made vacant.
HENRY MORGENTHAU, Jr.,
Secretary of Treasury.
HENRY l.. STIMSON,
Secretary of War.
FRANK KNOX,
Secretary of Navy.
LEWIS B. HERSHEY,
Director of Selective Service
System.
VIM. H. McREYNOLDS,
Administrative Assistant to
the President.
Evening star., 1942-02-11
Chevy Chase Students Sell
S483 in Defense Bonds

Coordination of civilian defense
and Red Cross work is being
achieved by Chevy Chase elementary
and junior high school groups, ac-
cording to Mrs. Charles Avant, new
Junior Red Cross chairman OF the
Chevy Chase branch. Montgomery
County Chapter of the American
Red Cross.
Interest shown by the school
children. Mrs Avant says. has pro-
duced sale of $483 In Defense bonds,
collection of 400 books. many news
papers and magazines for the
armed services and other helpful
activities launched.
The Leland Junior High School
branch reports school children dur
ing January sold $675 in Defense
stamps, collected 1000 pounds of
paper each week and are collecting
stamps. metals and other salvage
materials, as we'll as puzzles and
games Adults will get inspiration
from the youngsters enthusiasm. "
Mrs. Avant said.
Evening star., 1942-02-11
Carelessness has served the enen
with equal effectiveness"
Bitter Over Normondie,
Vichy Asks Indemnity

VICHY. Unoccupied France. Feb.
II R-The French Line maintains
full claims to indemnity for the
loss Of the burning Of the Nor
mandie, 1t was authoritatively
stated today, as the news Of the
mishap to the liner for the second
day In succession crowded all war
news of the front pages.
Doubts were expressed here over
American optimism that the huge
ship can be salvaged and restored,
in view of French failures on SINH
lar occasions with warships and the
liner Paris which sank in lie Havre
Harbcr. Since the liner was in
American hands when she was
burned America will be expected to
pay indemnity, It was said.
Some circles were openly bitter
over the loss Of the ship Of which
France was proud. Some OF our
greatest artists participated in her
construction and she evidently was
not meant for war work or we would
have converted her ourselves" one
source said.
Evening star., 1942-02-11
Wor-Ported Pair Wed,
Separated Next Day
Nv tn. Assocjated Press.

By the Associated fress.
LONG BEACH, Calf. Feb. IL
Hendrix Albert Korte and Hennl
Rous finally got their war-delayed
marriage but they had only one
night honeymoon.
Holland Dutch, they met in Au-
gust, 1899, and planned a wedding
soon. Then came the war. Hen
dirk was sent to the Netherlands
Indies. After Holland was invaded,
Renni fied there too. To their sur
prise, they were reunited on a ship,
she as stewardess, Hendrix as a
crew member. However, steamship
company rules forbade married
couples working on the same vessel.
Then, cruelest blow Of all, the COM
pany separated them, anyhow.
Korte docked a week ago, learned
Renni was due, so took out a mar
riase license. They were married
yesterday, but Korte had to leave by
plane today to catch up with his
ship.
Evening star., 1942-02-11

Want to make Hitler unhappy?
buy Defense stamps and bonds.
Evening star., 1942-02-11

Brother, can you spare = dime: II
20. buy . Defense stamp.
Evening star., 1942-02-11

President Roosevelt's statement Of
policy which will be followed by Fed
eral departments with regard to
Army conscription of Government
employees was based on the following
memorandum:
Memorandum for the President:
We recommend that you issue to
the heads of all departments and
Establishments the following regula-
tions to govern their actions on all
requests for deferment of officers and
employees from military training and
service on occupational grounds:
/. Request for the deferment from
service under the Selective Training
and Service Act, approved September
16 1910, as amended, Of any ofhcer
or employe of the United States Gov
ernment shall be made only by the
head of the appropriate department.
independent establishment or other
agency. or by a person designated by
such mead to take such action. Such
request must be made on the form
or forms prescribed by the selective
service system.
Requests Restricted.
2. No such request for 1deferment
shall be made except when the head
Of the appropriate agency. or a per-
son designated by him, shall certify
that
ta The officer or employe is
in position, the duties of which
are clearly related to the war
effort or to essential supporting
activities, and that :
tb) The officer or employe is in
type OF position listed by the
selectiye system as one In which
it is difficult to obtain replace
ments, or a type of position in
which he cannot be readily re-
placed except by the training OF
a successor through work expe-
rience for a period Of at least six
months.
3. The initial request for defer
ment will. In accordance with selec-
tive service regulations, be for
period Of not to exceed six months.
If the duties Of the position occupied
by the ofYicer or employe are Of a
of less than two years to attain a
reasonable competence in their per-
formance. the appropriate agency
will take immediate steps to train a
successor.
For Longer Deferments.
4. Request for deferment beyond
the initial six-month period will
not be made except when the head
of the department shall certify that
one of the following conditions
exists:
Ia That to attain reasonable
competence In the performance
OF the duties Of the position oc-
cupied by the officer or employe
requires work experience of two
years or more.
(b) That a replacement has
been secured, but that a further
period Of training is required be-
fore the trainee is qualified to
assume the responsibilities Of the
position.
(c) That the selective service
system has found that short
age of persons with the qualif1-
cations required in the position
exists and it has. been impossible
to secure a replacement.
S. The heads Of all departments,
independent establishments and
other Federal agencies will imme-
Evening star., 1942-02-11
Flower Bed Beautification
OF LOGAN Circle Asked

Members of the Logan Thomas
Circle Citizens Association last
night demanded that something
other than the usual spring seed
ing be done TO beautify Logan Cir
Gle and the adjoining triangle.
Mrs. Ella M. Thompson, president.
deplored the condition of the park
and suggested that instead of the
seeding, which only tends to make
the grounds susceptible to the dev-
astation of trespassers, flower beds
be dug and planted
The group accepted the resigna-
ton of Horace M. Fulton. delegate
to the Federation. and elected in
his place Edward Brandstetter. Mr..
Fulton, who was the first president
OF this association. has been trans
ferred to Richmond along with
other employees Of the Patent Of
nee.
Five dollars was sent to the Red
Cross as a contribution toward its
war fund.
Evening star., 1942-02-11
Mobile Optical Shops
Set Up for Army Men

By the Associated Press.
Mobile optical shops have been
organized to accompany armies in
the field and supply spectacles to
the soldiers. the War Department
announced today.
Each truck will have a crew of
five men and carry $4,000 pairs of
semi finished lenses and other eye
glass parts. The Army said approx
mately 80 per cent OF spectacle re-
quirements could be supplied from
the assortment of lenses caryted in
these mobile units.
Evening star., 1942-02-11
D. {. Bar Outlines
Plan for Legal Aid
To Indieent Persons
New Setup to Provide
Lawyers for Defendonts
In CriminoI Coses

Details OF the plan of local courts
and Washington lawyers to provide
legal representation for INDECENT
persons charged with crimes were
revealed at the District Bar ASSocia-
ton meeting last night by Associate
Justice James M. Proctor of District
Court and Charles E. Ford. chair
man Of the associations Committee
on Crime, Criminal Courts and De-
fense Of INDECENT Persons.
The District Court will shortly
appoint another law clerk who will
head a permanent organization to
make available to INDECENT persons
the services Of qualified lawyers,
Justice Proctor said. The plan pro-
vides for the mobilization OF q large
number Of District lawyers. Young
attorneys and qualified seniors in
District law schools will be called
onto do the LEG work" and obtain
evidence.
Need for Services Stressed.
Justice Proctor emphasized the
urgent need for such services and
declared that 1T Is our civic duty to
respond" to the call. Mr.. Ford gave
general outline of the plan.
The meeting. held at the May
flower Hotel. was attended by more
than 100 association members. E.
Barrett Prettyman, president, pre-
sided.
Arthur T. Vanderbilt, former
president OF the American Bar As
sociation, who was guest speaker
at the meeting, stressed the i'm
portance of maintaining through
out the country the standards Of
admittance to the bar.
Resolution Is Adopted.
The meeting adopted a resolution
urging lawyers to help alleviate
traffic congestion In the District by
opening their ofiices at least Is min
utes before or IS minutes after 8
am. with corresponding adjust
ment in their closing hours.
Following a report from Brice
Clagett. chairman of the committee
on general legislation, the associa-
ton approved in principle the bill
introduced in the House by Repre-
sentative Stefan. Republican, of
Nebraska providing for registration
OF persons. firms OF organizati tions
soliciting for charitable purposes in
the District.
A feature OF last nights program
was a clinic on How to Prepare a
Tax Case" that was conducted by
Percy w. Philips, Lyle ORourke
and Justin l.. Edgerton.
Evening star., 1942-02-11
China Eurmorks Looms
To Check Inhotion
BY the ssociated Press.


SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. H.
China has earmarked . portion of
its war loans from the United
States and Great Britain for .
diversified financial program de-
signed to check imitation, the Chi
nese news service learned yesterday
In short-wave broadcast from
Chungking.
The country's chief problem, the
broadcast said. Is to keep commodity
prices in hand by retiring at least
a part of the oversupply of paper
money. The $500, 600 900 granted by
the United States and the ESQ 0,0O6,-
900 from Britain are expected to
help reach this objective.
Evening star., 1942-02-11

geant, and he has been designated
to attend the officers candidate
school at Fort Monmouth, N. j., be-
ginning March l3, next"
The Roberts report said that
Sergt. Lockard reported the ap-
proach of the planes to the duty
officer, an inexperienced lieutenant.
who believed they were American
craft and failed to sound an alarm.
Evening star., 1942-02-11
Navy CIings 10 Hope
Fife.Eaten Normandie
Can Be SaIvaged
Sabotage Discounted.
But Berlin Soys BIoze
Was Incendiory
b. the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
NEW YORK. Feb. 11.-Whether
the fire-eaten and water logged Nor
mandie ever can be salvaged re-
manned unanswered today ss the
former French liners hulk settled
deeper in her bed Of Hudson River
mud.
Even before that question can be
answered by a special board Of tech
nical experts, the vessel is in for
many months Of slumber lying on
her port side in eight fathoms OF
water and silt alongside her pier.
As salvage experts prepared to
launch 4 lengthy survey on the pos
sibility of saving the $50 ,000, 900
liner that became the United States
naval auxiliary Lafayette before fire
swept her for four hours Monday,
the Navy indicated 1t had not aban-
doned hope.
Sabotage Rumors Discounted.
"The Navy supports no such con-
tenttion at this time" was the Sd
Naval Districts reply to a question
whether the SO, Aston ship was be-
yond salvage.
Should the task be deemed pos
sible, the one-time glistening beauty
is expected to be found little more
than a shell of her former self.
Salt water and silt are already
gnawing at her powerful engines
and electrical wiring, while her
upper decks are q blackened mass
OF f1ame-seared wreckage.
Rumors that saboteurs were re-
sponsible for setting the blaze that
injured go and killed one of 1900
workmen and naval personnel
aboard the vessel were discounted by
Rear Admiral Adolphus Andrews,
commandant Of the Sd Naval Dis
trict, and District Attorney Frank
s. Hogan.
Carelessness Blamed.
THE salient fact developed" Mr..
Hogan said, attributing the fire to
sparks from welder's torch, lis
that a fame. causing sparks to fly,
was used within or feet of hum
dreds Of bales Of ihfiammable ma
terial.
There is no evidence Of sabotage.
Evening star., 1942-02-11
Australia to Send Arms
To North Queensland
\, the Axsociated Press.

~ INV NSsOCINVeU feSb'
CANBERRA, Australia, Feb. IL
Army Minister Francis M. Forde an
nounced yesterday arrangements
had been made for the immediate
supply Of equipment and weapons to
members OF the Volunteer Defense
Corps in the more vulnerable parts
Of the North Queensland coast.
North Queensland is the section of
Australia nearest the Australian
inundated islands invaded by the
japanese.
Evening star., 1942-08-02

,,, n LID r OftNI 7 URE CO.,
wnaHShlnRton Original Cut-Price House.
32l G. st: NV. Entire Building
District 373T. Open Ewes Til O P NJ
Evening star., 1942-08-02
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

REFRIGERATOR. SIT. oriole display and
calculating scales. All in good cond
Phone Ashton 313l after pm. g
REFRIGERATOR, cubic IT.. servel: elec-
trio. motor and compressor In good con-
dition. Call Emerson 6237.
REFRIGERAToR, 9. E; 8 eu. IT., almost
REFRdGERAToIR gas snd snd oS gas stoyem
Is new. RA a155 o.
REFRIGERATOR, ~ Gu. IT. almost new;
P. 8. Smith. 1914 H st. ne. II. $3.50.
GERATORS-Regularly s7aa5 re
duced to S69.95. Brand-new 1891 KEEL
yihnnatora; regularly S427.5o. reduced to
~ LUX APPLIANCE CO,
Washington's Largest Refrigerator House,
or 81 9th 9th s.; NV. Nav RePqolle 1154. Ia o
REFRIGERATOR. ice "Coolerator," like
new. Spa St. Cottage City, Md,
REFRIGERATOR old model. large, very
reasonable. Trinidad 1879
REFRIGERATOR new de luxe, Gu. IT,
1854. 80 installed. Gas ranges, closing
out. 20Ga to 3O1o of GE. 9533. EN-. 3142,
REFRIGERATORs, 2. brand-new 1912
oft. Electrolux. gas; fully guaranteed
ROAD GRAVEL for driveways and lanes.
IS per load, average load tons. Call
Warf1eld 272S
RUG. Oriental Keshan carpet, 133xs,
lst-class condition. 2423 18th st. NV.
Adams 0761
RUG-s'3"x20: baby bed, studio couches,
fireplace set. North 4lS5.
Evening star., 1942-08-02
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

RUGS-Summer (3l, sxl0: several smaller
rHEs I, to match; GOOD condition Phone
RUGS te), 9x12 Mazouk summer rugs,
and 3 small: good condition. S15. Kit.
cabinet. SO. 3539 Holmead pl.
RUGS 9}.. ax12 and sx1o both. $3.50:
Bed, complete, double. metal, $40; good
RUGS beds. davenport, rsdie. chest. chairs,
RUGs-Whitalls worsted Wilton. 14ol
SAFES AND MONEY CHEsTs-Assortmen
of med and large safes. also money chests
TRApsIN fPa Hs4 oa oSprs your nbs onP SAFE ESA oN
. THE sAFEMAsTERs CO,
1904 Pa. Ave. NV. National 1910,
SAFE, 500: and safe cabinet. SIS; in
perfect condition. 1927 Eye st. NV.
sAxoPHoNE with combination case, per-
feet condition; price, $50. Betty June
Hollander. 2l0 Emerson st. NV.
sAXOPHONE Martin E-fiat alto, like new:
SO cash; WI. 6S95.
SEWING MACHINE. electric, late model
used very little. Wisconsin 1889.
SEWING ACCOMPLISHMENTS $3.50 up;
Singer console cleo, S595 so. yrs. free
service. Terms. Guar repairs on all ma
chimes A Aemstitching, buttons made but
done. s17 ST. NV. RE. 1900, RE. a3ii.
SEWING WING MACHINES $40 up. Barsains
treadles, portables, consoles Repair spe-
clalists. 149 Fenna. ave. NV. Ma. 10S3.
SEWING MACHINEs-Guar.. used Singers.
port, elects S35 up; console S35; used
81, SO, Lear, BOSS M st. NV. Du. 42a3,
Evening star., 1942-08-02

.resses complete, child's ivory crib. springs
mattress. and chifforobe. ivory metal bed
and mettress. 5-ply 6-leg pingpong table
excellent condition; t2) axl2 rugs %
Sisal, Sx10. Fireplace ensemble, solid
brass; chld's park stroller and many small
I items too numerous to mention. including
some garden tools. Army officer trans
ferred CHI 29I0
Evening star., 1942-08-02
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

SHOTGUN. Browning, 12-gause auto
matte. never been shot. Randolph 1867.
SINK, so in. Koehler, medicine cab, trunk,
wardrobe elec. refrigerator RA 07Io.
SINKS. good, used, lsx24 inches, roll rim
with pack: big bargain at So each.
Heehinger Co. 5th and H sts. NE.
SOFA. overstuffeds with slip cover, rea
sonable, I'll Delaware ave. sw,' Apt. 23
SOFA-BED, comfortable, cover worn some
tslip cover is all that's needed, SIS;
lounge chair lin same condition., $3.50,
Phone or see between hours OF u ! and nd, 3
Ex. 205.
SOFA-TABLE, solid mahogany fan, 16";
reasonable. Gil. S175.
SPRINGS. open coil. pair. single bed,
Very good condition; $50. Call Columbia
3130.
STEEL BEAMS. angles, bars, plates, cable
tools, road grader machinery, steel blocks.
2121 Bladensburg I'd ne. A.
sTENoTYPE MACHINE never used; rea-
sonable. Call Lincoln 4015.
sToVE-Alcorn 22-inch 4-burner. table
TOP. good condition. $40. Must sell.
GE. 1855.
STUDIO COUCH and dinette set, POI E
st. Sc, Apt. s
SUITS-Boy's w. & L. cadet uniform.
belt and cap: herringbone suit pants.
overcoat, tweedroy knickers. sizes "a, Is,
good condition: reasonable. CT. 0315, =
SUN LAMP, C. E, reasonable; ST. lamp,
Zenith all-wave console radio, Sl5: auto
radio. $40 635 Lamont st. NV.
SUN LIGHT, Hanover, doctors once type.
perfect condition; cost Sl25 sell 500 cash,
Decatur 4122.
Evening star., 1942-08-02

GAS RANGES. Magic Chef de luxe beauty
Pfnnss modeS save aS to c9sns oo
Alaska ave. NV. GE. 9533. EN-. 3l42
GAS RANGES - Factory rebuilt from
Evening star., 1942-08-02

FANS for sale; note. all fans sold out ex-
cept 24-inch pedestal fans: we repair and
clean fans; We also buy; what have you?
Superior Lock and Electric Co.. 1410 L
st, NV RE 1927
Evening star., 1942-08-02

RADIO, small Emerson portable; private
owner $50. Phone Warfeld 1878.
RADIO-Silvertone. 1888 model 11-tube
lcr 1924
Evening star., 1942-08-02

FURNITURE-Clearanc sale manufacture
ers samples at less than wholesale prices.
i50 odd suites, bedroom, living room and
oinlng room; Also beautiful selection OF
solas, sofa beds, couches, studio couches,
occasional and oYerstuffed chairs We
operate with the lowest overhead in WASH
inston, therefore shop here first and save
UP to 50Tr. Easy terms
Evening star., 1942-08-02

HARTMAN WARDROBE TRUNK, $50 90;
two isdys coats. size 3S: Westing house
vacuum cleaner. $3.50; wicker porch set
1000. GE. $3.50.
Evening star., 1942-08-02

Sl450 Lowest prices on new stoves LeFevre
Stove Co. 926 n, Y ave. NV RE. 00l7
Gas REFRICERATORS co = Gu feet. S:t5
each: eood condition. Call NE 2272 or
WO. $50.
Evening star., 1942-08-02

FAN. 12-inch, dc, Peerless. perfect con-
dition. SIS. Phone Metropolitan 4a2l.
FAN-Robbns a. Myers. pedestal base. "a
inch blades. Phone DI. 0302 or Me
350a.
Evening star., 1942-08-02

Stromberg Carlson. auto
5 wears ago, sell for 81 so.
b1 F. ST n " ID f1nor
Evening star., 1942-08-02

TYPEWRITERS-Rent fne practice
typewriter from Macdonald. or better yet
bring out that old typewriter from the
attic or closet and let us reconditon 1t
Ike new. Macdonald Typewriter Co,
SIS 14th St NV
Evening star., 1942-08-02

FURNITUREISave Y to q on brand-new
ffne-ouality living room, bedroom and din
1ne room. suites, tables, lamps, rugs ETC.
HOWARD S. Held. RA. aOl0.
POO Kennedy ST. NV. Open Sun. lo-6
Evening star., 1942-08-02

P1ANOS-If you want to buy a good spinet
or small upright at a very reasonable price
don't fail to see the very large selection
we have on display. Call National 1923
The Arthur Jordan Piano Co combined
with the Piano Shop) new address, 1913
1Dl5 9TH ct
Evening star., 1942-08-02

FuHN., bedrm., living rm., dining rm: kit
cabinet and utensils, bookcase. typewriter
desk. chairs. etc. 1922 Park pl. NV
Evening star., 1942-08-02

RADIOS, 50. % up, reconditioned and guar
anteed; trades accepted Morris Radio
Sales. 1910 9TH st. NV. ME. 1885,
REFRIGERATOR, Frigidaire, electric, good
condition; 3 trays ice. 2-door cabinet
model; bargain. S45. Decatur 1891.
REFRIGERATOR, General Electric, 5 yrs
old, good a. new, 500. 1907 Farragut st.
Evening star., 1942-08-02

P1ANOS-Steinway. Weber. Ivers g. Pond,
Steck. Weaver. Vose and other makes.
Grands. spinets .uprights from S35 up.
Guaranteed condition. Free delivery.
Lawson & Golibart. at American Storage,
2sol Georea ave. Adams 1850. Evening
Appointments arranged
Evening star., 1942-08-02

TYPEWRITER-Unde portable. COM
ia 1926
Evening star., 1942-08-02

RUGS
12-MoHAwK RUGS: 9x12 Axmin-
$50 .s5 ,-N,----N,--'NN.--Nse - w $3.50
6-ALEXANDER SMITH RUGS 9x12.
''Edgecliff'' quality: beige and French
Peach. Orig. $3.50 Se3.95
1-BIGELOW-SA SANFORD RUG: 12x1S.
'Beauvais" quality; Pine Gone pattern
in dusty rose. Orig. Sl31.50 $f09.95
9-BIGELOW-S SANFORD RUGS: 9x12.
Twist Weave" quality; j shades orig.
$50 90 xfi.35
4-ALEXANDER SMITH RUGS; 9x12;
heavy twist; French peach; orig.
S5l so x42.95
MOHAWK RALEIGH" RUG; 12x
81. embossed green broadloom. Orig.
$4,000 .--.--.- $1.9.95
Evening star., 1942-08-02

SOFA-TABLE, solid mahogany Tan, IB'i !
reasonable. Gil. S175.
SPRINGS, open coil, pair, single bed.
Al 40
Evening star., 1942-08-02

PIANOS-Used uprishts in good playing
condition, .S35 up. Choice Of many flne
makes. including Knabe, Stieff, Marshall 81
Wendan, Chickering, etc. Call National
1928. The Arthur Jordan Piano Co. (com-
bined with the Piano Shop, new address,
10l3-1UI5 18th St NV
Evening star., 1942-08-02

STEEL BEAMS. angles, bars, plates, cable
tools. road grader machinery, steel blocks.
21O1 RladenShurg I'd A.
Evening star., 1942-08-02

GAS RANGE, .Tappan, in good condition;
cost SIP; sell SIS cash Call Monday
7019 F st. ne. HI, 0632.
GAS RANGE. de luxe Roper, nearly new,
Ss5. Phone Ordway 69sl. 3239 Beech
Evening star., 1942-08-02
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

! INVALID WHEEL CHAIR0 crutches. hos
pital beds and commodes: new and used:
| all STYLES; reduced orires: will rent: also
| folding chairs United States STORAGE Co..
| 41S 10th st NV Met 1913
Evening star., 1942-08-02

PAN O. T., 12-in.. oscillatinp, 81; Premier
vacuum cleaner. $40. 1897 Meridian
Evening star., 1942-08-02

LATHE. bench new, metal screw cutting;
,lso large metal shaper; 5000 both. C. NJ
Eagle Clinton, Md. Inquire Weisner's gas
Evening star., 1942-08-02

TYPEWRITER-Royal Standard excellent
condition. 1911 57th ave, Hillside, Md.
WIN. g. A. Seat Pleasant bus
Evening star., 1942-08-02

P1ANOS-We are now showing what is
probably the largest selection of used and
reconditioned grand pianos we have ever
had on our floors: many unusual values in
way, Wurlitzer Estey. Sohmer, Hardma n.
Brambach and others. Terms. Call Re-
public 62l2. kits, 1880 G ST. middle of
the block
Evening star., 1942-08-02

! KNOCK DOWN SHACK rooms, on Po-
tomac, near Key Bridge. Inside remodeled
Sell for $4,000. P. o. Box 90 Hyatts-
VILE Md
Evening star., 1942-08-02

FRENCH DOORS q PR = it. 3 in. by 7
#, hardware included S12. 80: oak 4x4s,
IT. long for posts. 30c fir AXIS, IT. long,
Sc mineral surfaced roll roofing. S. per
roll; ls-in. red cedar shingle, So per SO.
TR. S21h. Sunday only.
Evening star., 1942-08-02

GAS RANGE-Table top, used about six
months w S. Coleman, 1l07 Lancaster
rd Takoma Park Md
Evening star., 1942-08-02

TYPEWRITER, Remington noiseless, slight
~ used. D1. 6467, Ex. 30; If not in
Evening star., 1942-08-02

FURNITURE-Deep-c prices on brand
new bedroom dining room suites sofas.
scfa beds, couches studio couches, occa-
sional and overstuffed chairs. mirrors and
complete line OF furniture Our cut
prices have made us famous for 81 years
You IL be amazed at the values that we
are able to give YOU. Easv terms
Evening star., 1942-08-02

KITCHEN UTENSILS. Century metalcraft,
625 F St Nv. I'd floor. District 1873.
Evening star., 1942-08-02

KITCHEN CABINET. 2 gas stoves. icebox
and linoeum hall runner, good condition
reas 1ohS Pleasant st Sc
Evening star., 1942-08-02

LATHE-Bench type, 12A swing, 42-inch
bed. All accessories. Can be seen at
| 1923 S st. Sc. to >.
Evening star., 1942-08-02

GAS RANGE, Detroit Jewel 4 burners,
excellent condition. S25. Phone Dupont