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within the next lew weeks.
Expect to Become
Real Farmers.
Miss Hagner and her mother and
Mrs. F. Moran McConihe, Miss
Hagner's older sister. definitely are
ter long Miss Hagner and Mrs.
McConihe have been studying poul-
try raising and gardening at the
University of Maryland and now
their conversation is full of such
expressions as laying mash,' poul-
try rations and the general lingo of
the honest-to-goodness farmer.
Miss Hagner has $50 baby chicks
as starter for her poultry plant
and she expects to take care of them
herself. The Hagner residence on
TWenty-fourth street has been
leased to Mr.. Thomas Nichols of
New York.
Mrs Bailey is a member of the
Chevy Chase (Md0 Garden Club
and will now use her flower garden
ing experience in raising sugar corn
and vegetables. The Baileys have
done no entertaining since they
moved out to the Glen. The first
party on their social calendar is
the tea that Mrs. Bailey will give
April 7 for the Society of Sponsors
of the United States Navy. Mrs.
Bailey Is an active member of the
society. She chriStened the de-
stroyer The Lambert during World
War I in honor of her grandfather,
Admiral Lambert.
Mrs. Paul Brewer, who lives at
GlenhurSt on Seven Locks road
when she is in the county still is
in her Washington apartment, al
though she spends nearly all her
time at the farm. Her daughter,
Miss Joan Riddick of the Uni
versity of Denver is with her mother
while she is vacationing for the
Easter season.
Col Harry Semmes, the joint M.
F. H. of the Potomac Hunt, and
Mrs. Semmes will be missed this
year by their neighbors in the Glen.
Col. SemmeS is now with the United
States Army and he and Mrs.
Semmes are located in Georgia.
Homes Are Colorful.
Names of Country
BY the Way-the names of some
of these new country homes are so
colorful and so appropriate that
they take the casual observer back
to the early days of Montgomery
County when old land grants were
given such names as Girls Half
Portion" Charley Forest" or even
"Giddings-Ha-Ha."
The G. Edward Altemus home on
River road is built on a ridge and
has a dug well in its front yard so
the place became well Ridge" Mrs
Hagner's farm is white Stone" and
the Harry Semmes place is Great
Elm Farm" both for obvious rea-
sons. The McConihes call their
farm "Piney Spring Farm" and the
Dunlops are naming their new farm
Dun Klrke," in memory Of the
ancestral home of the Dunlop fam
lily in Scotland.
Mr.. Page Hufty named his River
Road home "Mannsfeld" for his
grandfather Mann of Virginia. Mr..
Hufty's full name is Mann Ran
dolph Page Hufty. The Jennings
Baileys call their home "Bailiwick,"
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Barbara Poole's
Engagement to Be
Announced Today

Mrs. Leroy Algernon Poole, ST..
will entertain at tea, from 3 until
5 O'Clock this afternoon, in her
home in Silver Spring, at which
time she will announce the engage
ment of ner daughter, Miss Barbara
Poole, to Mr.. James Francis Brewer,
jr,, of this city.
Receiving with Mrs. Poole will be
Mr.. and Mrs. James Francis Brewer,
parents of the bridegroom elect.
Miss Poole will be assisted by her
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she wore brown accessories. Upon
their return the couple will reside
at 3110 Massachusetts, avenue Sc.
The bridegroom is a graduate of
Randolph Macon Military Academy
and the National University.
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of course. However, their young son,
6-year-old Paulding Bailey, thinks
the farm should be called Terrible
Strong Wind" and Mrs. Bailey is
inclined to agree with him because,
she says, the wind does seem to blow
from all points of the compass at
once and sometimes when she opens
the door to welcome a guest she
fears that the guest will quite liter
ally be blown into the house.
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Montgomery Glen Colony
Being Revived With Spring
Hagners, McConihes and Others
Return for Season and Prepare
To Take Farming Seriously

constantly growing haear residents which made
Montgomery Colony in the before Harbor
ckng the county again they have done each
spring this they moving
Randall Miss Bella Hagner debutante
settled White Stone which Hagner
the Moran McConhes will out
Justice Jennings Bailey
will Join the colony residents the Glen
in the early summer
Moran have home Bradley
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To Address Club

Representative Hobbs, Democrat,
Of Alabama will be guest speaker at
a dinner meeting of the Alabama
College Club at 7 pm. Saturday at
the Kenwood Country Club.
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Let freedom ring on Uncle Sans
cash register. Buy United States
Defense bonds and stamps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
IS War Heroes Arrive
Warriors look Like SchooIboys

the reception committee dispatched
TO intercept the war aces.
There were few gnarled vet
Grams of two wars and many bat
ties, but most of them looked more
like grammar school students than
the firm-lipped warriors they are.
To the American boys, the pa
rade of heroes is erely a
"breather' until they can taste
more of the action for which they
were decorated.
To the British aces it affords an
opportunity to see unbombed cities,
TO shake the hand that signed the
lend-lease bill. to visit ripping"
night clubs and to eat all the eggs
they desire.
Lieut.. Thomas Wilson Boyd of
the Royal Navy Volunteers, a
former fish dealer, is the inevitable
life of the party. He was awarded
the distinguished service order for
great gallantry and skill" in bonn
harding enemy positions at ST.
Nazaire and for rescuing a crew of
burning motor launch in defiance
of enemy fire 100 yards away.
Boyd had been dubbed Lord
Nelson" by his touring companions.
His current project is learning
the parlance of American slang
which is no mean trick for a thick
accented Brltisher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
Child Bride Gets 20 Yrs.
oirI IA, and Father Sentenced for Sayine Says
She Didn't Like His Song

MORRISTOWN. Tenn. June IL
(INS) Matte Pearl Manning. the
Tennessee child bride who is as
pretty as she is definite about her
musical dislikes, today looked for
ward to 20 years in Jail as a con-
sequence of the murder of her
husband.
The 14-year-old girl was con-
victed Of second degree murder by
a jury and sentenced after a five
hour trial in which she testified
that she killed her husband. Day
mon w. Manning, IS, because she
didn't like the song he sang.
The tune was "Tomorrow'S
Gonna Be a Burying Day"
Matte Pearls father. Frank
Morgan. so, was found guilty OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
BY ED SLEEVES

A giant airliner winged into city
airport with cargo Of concen-
trated courage-the courage of Is
British and American war heroes
Out of the cabin they popped
maneuvering 10 the rear OF a flash
light barrage and overwhelming
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17

I'm cooking with four jets
open; with gas, of course" IL
Illustrated Boyd. I'm in the
beam. Of boy, and on the groove.
I'm 'ep to your 1--WE, quite So"
Then there is Pilot Officer A. F
%, Of South Africa, who
wears the Distinguished Flying
Cross for % months of valiant fly
ing with raiding parties that lev
eled Rostock and Lubbock. Owe
most of his crew wa,
wounded or killed and he~ caugh
a bullet through his leg and thigh
81 'ad no feelings while up
there" he shrugged. 81 family
CONTINUED on Page Eight)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
lime, staff Correspondent

EAST LANSING, June IL
Fits OF despair because she was
unable to grasp chemical formulas
and equations today was thought
10 be the motive behind the death
plunge of 19-year-old Jean Des-
mond, Michigan State College lib
eral' arts freshman from Detroit.
Miss Desmond leaped or fell
from the fifth floor of the home
economics building or the cam
pus. She died two hours later
from back injuries and shock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
.Petdin Admits
Growing Unrest

VICHY. France. June II (UP)
Chief of State Marshal Petain
concentrating the second ami.
versary of his request for an arm
istice with Germany. told France
in a radio broadcast today that
administrative inefficiency and the
egoism Of spectators were re-
sponsible for growing discomfort
and public anger.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
Strike Again Hits
Aluminium Plant

For the second time since Sun
day vital war production was
halted today at the plant OF the
Aluminium Company Of America,
1911 Dunn road. by an unauthor-
lied strike of $500 members of the
Aluminium Workers Union (CIO)
Today's strike is the fourth al
the plant since the first OF the
year. In February there were two
unauthorized work stoppages as
the result of wage disputes.
Harry d. Williams. president of
Local IL of AWU. said that the
men walked off their jobs at s
o'clock last night in a dispute over
the company's attempt to install
a new system of job classical
tons without consulting the
union
Williams said that the union
had been negotiating with the
company since last December and
at the present time the UNIONS
requests for a 81 a day increase
and a union shop now are being
heard by panel of the War Labor
Board.
A meeting of the strikers was
to be held today at Slovak Hall.
ISL Strong avenue, at which time
Williams said he would attempt
to get the men to return to their
jobs. Company spokesman could
not be reached for comment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17

the same charge and given the
same sentence The state accused
him Of inspiring the murder.
Matte Pearl told her story TO
a jury of II men.
She testified that her husband
had been piqued when he asked
for his trousers. which she was 10
have washed, and they couldn't be
found. MI.
That was when he began to sing:
"Tomorrow's Gonna Be Burying
Day" Because of the theme OF
the tune. Matte said:
81 thought he was going 10
Kill me-"
So great was her fear. she said.
that she shot her husband as ~
ate his lunch in her parents hom=.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
Italian Fleet Cut to 3 Big Ships
Raj Blasts
Ruhr After
8-Doy LuIi

LONDON, June II CUP).-Up-
wards OF 300 British long range
bombers attacked German war in
dustry targets in the Ruhr and
Rhineland during the night after
an eight-day lull, due to bad
weather, in their devastation raids.
Eight bombers were lost in last
nights operations, which included
laying mines in enemy waters.
1t was understood that if the
improved weather continued Air
Marshal Sir A. T. Harris would
order a resumption Of raiding on
"a 1000 plane night basis. and
Britons watched eagerly for the
first indication that the United
States Army air force was join
ing In the attack, as il had done
in an air.naval battle in the Medi-
terranean.
The weather was not yet good
enough last night TO permit an
attack on the scale inaugurated
by the 1000 plane raid on Cologne
May 80
During the last three nights the
Germans had sent two or three
planes a night over the English
south coast, TO drop few bombs
which caused slight damage and q
few casualties. They wounded two
persons last night when they
sprinkled high explosive bombs on
a south coast town.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
Chemistry Too Hard
Inability TO Grasp Formulas and Equations
Blamed in Detroit Girls Suicide

Although a better than average
student, Miss Desmond complained
to friends about her inability to
do well in a chemistry final ex.
animation this week,
A check of her grades showed
she was receiving &C" or better in
all of her courses.
Miss Desmond was a member
of Sigma Kappa sorority and q
college fencing club.
She was the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank L. Desmond oil
1880 Provost avenue. Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
British Police Chief
In jerusalem Shot

LONDON. June II QNS).-
The British chief of police in
Jerusalem was seriously wounded
when an attempt was made TO
Iassassinate him. the Paris radio
reported today according to
Epeuters news agency.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
Trout Slated
To Face Ydnks
DETROIT
NEW YORK
other pictures: Pages > and 30
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Paul Trout will pitch for the
Tigers against the Yankees in the
game at Briggs Stadium this aft
ernoon.
Marvin Breuer is expected 10
hurl for New York.
The Tigers and Yankees split a
double-header yesterday, the for
'mer winning the first game, rs
and the Yankees taking the sec
ond, SD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
Brazil Calls Men to Arms

RIO DE JANEIRO, June IL
CUP).-Gen. Eurico Gaspar Dutra
issued an order today calling up
the military classes of 1919, 1920
and 1921. AS of February this
year there were LIS. 900 men under
arms in Brazil's army, with 392,-
600 trained reserves.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
Fighters Here
To Boost
Bond Sales
Tour Of Arms Plants.
Rally on Program,
Debs as Hostesses

Led by Is heroes of the battle
fronts of the world, masters Of the
instruments of war, Detroit to-
day parades the products of it,
Iarsenals.
The parade and mass rally
following it will give Detruiters
an opportunity to see what first
class fighting men look. like. and
to inspect at least a portion Ut
the war materials pouring out in
such profusion to fronts wher6
other heroes are being made every
day.
BOOST WAR BONDS
The valiant men visiting Detroit
are making a 23-city tour for the
treasury department. to stimulate
the purchase of war bonds---a war
effort which must astound men
who needed no stimulation to per-
form acts of valor beyond the call
of duty.
5000 TO TAKE PART
Some 5000 persons and more
than $50 vehicles will participate
lin the march, which will start
down Woodward from Peterboro
street at $50 p. m. At Park
lavenue IL will circle Grand Circus
Park to Bagley and then to Michi-
Igan avenue and the stadium.
| Expected to require two hours
to pass given point. the parade
will be a bristling impressive dis
lplay of Michigan-made Allied
weapons.
Such war products as 80 and
40-milimeter anti-aircraft cam
mons, armored trucks, 72-foot
truck used to transport giant:
bomber fuselages and numerous
motorized units will roll by the.
spectators. The rally is scheduled
for 8 p. m. IS
The men will have full day,
with press conference at 8 a. m,
breakfast at Hotel Statler att
tended by 500 civic leaders az
$50 a. m, and trips to various
war plants.
Two Of the men visited crippled
and afflicted children at the Lea
land School, st. Francis Home
for boys, Oakman School and the
Children's Hospital.
At p. m. the aces were to as
semble at the Statler for a cock.
tail party and dinner. Following
the rally. they will be feted at the
Detroit Athletic Club, where the
seasons debutantes win act al
hostesses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
The Weather
HOTRLY TEMrERATUREs

The sun will set at 900 p. m. today.
and rise tomorrow a. 5:56 a. m.
The moon sets At 11:45 p. m. today.
and rises tomorrow at 1919 a. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17
|. 5. Bonnbers
Tip Scales in
Allies Favor
Mediterranean Battle
Costly to Britain as
Well as TO Mussolini
BY SIDNEY j. WILLIAMS
United Pres. stan Corresposd~nt


LONDON, June II. - British
aviation experts predicted today
that the striking power of United
States Army air corps units might
"change the whole aspect Of the
war in the Mediterranean where
British and American planes in
fiicted Gripping losses on the
Italian feet in a four-day battle.
II was acknowledged. however
that the battle in which American
Consolidated four-motor bombers
participated was only a limited
success" because of considerable
losses 10 Allied conveys on the
way 10 Malta and Tobruk.
DUCE's NAVY CRIPPLED
Naval experts believed. never
theless, that the four-day action
had so reduced Mussolini's
Wanted navy that IL now has
only two battleshipS and one
heavy cruiser capable of fight
ing.
Italy began the war with
seven heavy cruisers. Five are
now at the bottom of the Medi-
terranean.
II was indicated that the
Allied losses were largely in
supply ships, whereas the ltal-
ians lost heavily in warships.
THIRD FRONT
The role of the American Con
solidateds-cheered in big head
lines in the British press today
brought statements from aviation
experts that the Axis must now
combat a third aerial front in
Europe, added to those in Russia
and the RATS devastation often
sive against western Europe.
The American air force units,
after months of preparation in the
Near East, were said to have gone
into action in the Mediterranean
at a critical time and TO have ex-
tended the areas of potential Allied
offensive operations TO vast areas
OF the Mediterranean and Black
Sea regions.
SURVEY OF LOSSES
Admiralty and air force com
muniques, issued here and al
Cairo, accounted for two Italian
battleships, hit numerous times by
bombs and set afire. one 10000.
ton Trento class cruiser sunk, and
two cruisers and two destroyers
d-maged and probably sunk. One
of the damaged cruisers was sci
afire.
Official quarters, discussing the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-17

Howard, R. n; Lieut. Elliott Vandevanter u. S. AAF.;
Sgt Donald Huntey, Raj; Squadron Leader John Net
Flight Commander Malcolm Loudon, Raj; Lieut. Will
liam Carrithers U. S. AAF Flight Lieut. Carroll Warren
oficer) and Pilot Officer A. F. Taylor, Raj They'll pa
rade down Woodward avenue then go to Briggs Stadium
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Continued on Page Eight
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SURVEY OF LOSSES

Continued on Next Page, Col. 81
Evening star., 1942-04-09
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

WASHERS AND IRONERS, brand-new, at
deep-cut prices; liberal trade-in allowances;
easy terms: pay on your electric bill
ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY,
Washington's Largest Appliance House,
921 @ st. N.W.-Entire Bldg
District 3737 Open Ewes. Till PM.
WASHERS---Sale Bendix. all models: i'm
mediate delivery; Thor. Apex Norge, West
inghouse, Easy demonstrators from S25,
easy terms.
LUX APPLIANCE CO..
Washington's Largest Refrigerator House,
Sll 9th st. NV. Republic 1175.
Open Till PM
WASHING MACHINES-We still have
good selection of new and noor-sample
machines of such makes as c, Norge,
Apex, Thor, Crosley and General Electric.
Choice OF many models from S45 to $50 95,
terms. Republic 1890. The Piano Shop,
10l5 9TH st. NV.
GAS REFRIGERATOR
Demonstrator, 6-ft. de luxe: will sacrifice
for quick sale. No dealers. Trinidad
5000.
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BENDIX

IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
New 1912 models in factory crates
at lowest prevailing prices. Buy
now and save. Cash or terms.
WARD RADIO & APPLIANCES,
s535 GEORGIA AVE sH e2ee
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s17 INGRAHAM ST. N.W.-l bedroom,
ties furn; empl. couple; gentlles.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

ONE MILE FROM TOWN, ami, excelleI
board: elderly people pref Call Mt. Jacl
son l2-F-30. Leila Miller. Mt. Jackson, VI
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.
MISCELlANEOUS WANTED


ness. % saddles. sridIss: % cheap 'Hss mules and and
horses: Rear 736 18th st. Sc:
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.
PEpRooM. LIVING room, edd pieces Of any
SIss; sssS s5 YI,s:: Ss zs4a gsid Call s 7S:o
sEPRo0M BE- ROOM SUITES . once fuIn,tu.s din
sissswsre 1 and nSYn rugs. sHl'si pu. osls. Il:
BEDROOM, dining. living room furniture;
fSPseei Sa e GLE oF pc
sS1s So1.a1 1IkE a1sr ss;in; s6,In: sGoa eond
Cash eat7dL: FOR IA ANY ,Is KIND L FURNITURE also
writer's toSIs. radios, stoves. a3pt.-ssize
snytSlns % day OF nieht. FR. ESQ" 0u'
CLoTHMq-Hishes prices paid for mems
Sssd use sAS5 sslA9Sshinf ssr%an's ,l; 1iSs III St nv
sI1Sns asa Priefi iss R',s .b 70. .s au
Dl $3.50. Open eve. Will call.
FURNITURE, bric-a-brac, china, glassware,
rugs, silverware.. paintings: highest cash
prices paid. Call Murray. Taylor 1898.
Sr... e s
china. Call any time. RE. 1904, NE. 5317.
FURNTTURE-We buy any kind. Call us
for quick results. RA. 444O.
FURNITURE WANTED. to buy direct from
private party for cash; also piano. Re-
FURNITURE, rugs. ONCE furniture. house
hold goods, etc: highest cash prices: best
results. Call any time. ME. 1924. 15'
REFRIGERATORS. washers and other
electrical appliances: also lathe and ac-
Gordon. Highest cash prices paid. Sales
and service. WO. 1902.
SEWING MACHINE-we buy all types:
repair: hemstitchinE buttons covered
pleating. 917 st. RE. 1900. RE. 2311.
SURPLUS EQUIPAGE, machinery. tools,
motors, steel. used plumbing. raw materials
Block SALVAGE Co., Michigan 7141.
WANTED-Jewelry, diamonds, shotguns,
typewriters. cameras. binoculars and men, s
clothing. HIGHEST PRICES PAID. Max
Zweig, 937 D NV. ME. 9l13.
WILL PAY very good cash price for a To-
| inch or 12-inch metal lathe. Phone At
| lantic zoos, Mr.. Lafierman.
GOLD-BRING YOUR OLD GOLD. Sn.-
YER, PLATINUM. TEETH. DISCARDED
a. KAHN, INC, SO YEARS AT s35 p.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
Silver. watches diamonds and old dis.
| carded iewelry; full cash value paid
q cEfy 0r N ~ NJ VI
Evening star., 1942-04-09
SITUATIONS WOMEN.
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.


CHAMBERMAID. serving. assist waiting;
Star.
GIRL. colored. wishes to clean once or
bachelor apt; hours. 2-6 pm; Sc end
carfare. Adams 1919. 90
GIRL colored. experienced cook and
cleaner, very neat wonderful city refer
ence; 60 home nights; salary, SIS week.
Box Ask. Star. 10'
GIRL CIR s9lored col eda wants part-time or d.y's
prefer mornings: reference. MI 6e44 !.
time work, mornings preferred. Reference.
Columbia 0S9S.
GIRL. colored neat and reliable. wants
work OF 4 mornings each week. Refer
GIRL. colored, high school grad, desires
work. part time or full time, 5h days
Short hours. Call Trinidad 1919.
GIRL, colored. wants days work or morn
ing job. No Sundays. Refs. Metropolitan
eGoEsd tay Ep cSsyv lob
preferred Ref Dupont 34S3
SCHOOLGIRLS, ., colored, desire Jobs,
part time or mothers helper, after school,
Call Hobart $3.50.
WOMAN. colored settled. .ofices or apart
ments to clean; no Thursdays or Sundays:
best Of references. Dupont 3699. TO-
WOMAN, colored. settled, housework or
cooking 2309A ST. NV. IL
WOMAN, colored, light day work We'd.
Thurs. and Fri; apt. preferred; 35 cents
hour and carfare. ME. 7409.
WOMAN, colored. wants job as plain cook:
AT 1899.
Evening star., 1942-04-09

VACUUM CLEANERS-Eureka. Royal and
Hoover. rebuilt like new. S11.95 UP. guar
anteed.
j. c. HARDING & CO., INC.
Electrical Headquarters,
BIT 10th St NV MA 2160.
Evening star., 1942-04-09

S6,950-NEAR EASTERN HIGH School
Almost new brick home OF six rooms, BATH
gas air-conditioned heat, nicely fenced rear
yard: a real value, on excellent terms and
IN modern, new-house condition Act now!
M; Frederick, RA. 1858, or DI. 3100,
BErTZELL
Evening star., 1942-04-09

WORK HORSES, mares. mules. ponies, har
ness, saddles, brides; 8 cheap mules an
horses. Rear 736 18th st. Sc.
Evening star., 1942-04-09

S6,y5U-NEAR EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL
Almost new brick home Of six rooms,
bath. gas air-conditioned heat nicely
fenced rear yard; a real value, on excel
lent terms, and in modern. new-house
condition: act now Mr. Dreisen. with
BEITZELL D1 3100. or ia. 1902 ewes.
Evening star., 1942-04-09
POULTRY g. EGGS.

FOR SALE-5OO white leghorn laying hens,
also 80 white leghorn pullets just started
laying. Hollywood Farm, on Chantilly I'd.
Herndon. Va. Telephone Herndon 73W-3.
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ROOMS FURNISHED,

1910 z ST. SE.-Large double rm, next
ladies or empl. couple: sentiles; $40 mo
LUDLOW S62S
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
COUNTRY BOARD.

BOARD and care for boy, age 9 years,
with or without rm., for empl mother In
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pref. Refs. GIL. 2274
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RESTAURANT beer and liquor license, on
one of Washingtons busiest streets; l0-year
lease; average weekly gross, 81 400; sacri-
nee because Of sickness. Trinidad 5762
before IL noon. 12'
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET, doing
large cash business; owner drafted; must
sell at once: very low price. Phone Trini-
dad a353. %
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AUTO AND HOME RADIOS.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

Expert Repairs.
3205 Mt. Pleasant st. NV.
D. G. Radio Shop. PHI CO. 3205. H.
Evening star., 1942-04-09
DIAMONDS-OLD GOLD.

Watches and jewelry: highest cash price
paid. Arthur Markell, 91S st. NV
Rm 301 National 02s4
Evening star., 1942-04-09

LOOKING FOR PARTNER to go into the
fur business. Randolph S167.
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