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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-11-28
MARRIED THURSDAY

The wedding ceremony of
Clyde Samuel Thompson and
Miss Pearl Krush, was solemnized
Thursday night in the Fleming
Street Methodist Church, by the
Rev. w. B. Mundy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1942-11-28
WOMAN'S CLUB BOARD
WILL MEET MONDAY

The board of directors of the
Key West Woman's Club will
meet in regular monthly session
on Monday evening at 8 o'clock at
the clubhouse on Duval street. :
All members of the board are
requested t. be hi aftfAdance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16

receiving an allotment from
your husband, Who Is In the
navy.
r Y. Q-I am 20-years old and
would like TO know II my parents
would have 10 60 with me TO enlist
in the army and sign for me. II so,
could / get the necessary papers
and bring them home and have
them signed. / know / will be
drafted before the end of the year
and / have their consent.
A-You may take the neces-
sary papers homo for their
signature.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16

other than that from which her
husband enlisted? The husband !,
against thlS move.
A-The wife and children may
live wherever they wish.
Mrs. l.. r.. NJ. Q-I was made A
legal guardian Is years ago Of a
hoy whose parents were both dead,
Better than three years ago he en-
listed in the 25th Infantry. Last
week l received a card saying he
had made an allotment 10 me,
Now. / am married again and my
husband enlisted m the navy and
made an allotment 10 me. Is II
legal for me 20 get the two allot-
mcntS?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16
NOT PERMISSIBLE

Alt is not permissible 10 re-
ceiNe two allotments. You should
write 10 Department y. Allot-
ment Branch. Washington. ID. g.,
and explain TO them that you are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16
Alien Must Clear
Record toGet
War Plant Job
Fighting Mans Friend:

-. y. NJ: Q-I am an enemy
alien but I have lived in the Unltcl
States for a number Of years anr
consider myself a good American
What can ! do7 about permission
10 work in a defense plant?
Ali YOU are already en-
plOyed i'm a defense plant YOU
should apply 90 the plant pro-
lection head of that plant. III
YOU are not now employed in a
defense plant. you should 60 10
the United states service office
at East jefferson avenue and
Bates street.
They will give you the neces-
sary papers TO fill ont and assist
in clearing your record ~ YOU
may obtain such work. The inn
migration and naturalization
service cannot assist YOU on a
matter of this kind.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16
MAY LIVE ANYWHERE

Mrs NJ NJ. NJ: Q-lS IL permits.
sible for a wife and children tC
live with her parents in a county
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-16

I CCNTJIpV-lith and w. Grand Blvd. 4
OLNlUhl Doors Open GAS. Park Free
VIM. Powell. Hedy Lamar In GROSS
ROADS" THEY ALL KISSED THE
BRIDE" Joan Crawford, Mel Douglas
Extra! SOLDIERS IN white" In Technicolor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20

1-Horning in For long time, IMPERIAL
played modest part in the big band Of
whiskies-but it was bound to make big noise.
For it had an aroma, a SmoothneSs, flavor
that made whiskey experts say great"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20

Golf Rivalry Is
Brewing Again

That old rivalry is on again,
with the contestants on even
terms.
For several years now it's been
first Mrs. Donald Weiss of Flint,
winning one of the weekly medal
play events of the Women's Dis
trict Golf Association and then
Margaret Russell of Oakland Hills,
winning the next and so on with a
few others sprinkled in.
Mrs. Weiss copied the opener
at Detroit Golf Club and then
Margaret took the second yester-
day at Lochmoor with 44-4l-S5
The tournament of last week was
called off because of weather.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
Fl. Custer Nine Trims
Western Michigan

KALAMAZOO. May 20.-Ralpt
Leonard of Fort Custer, yielded
only six hits yesterday as the serv.
ice team defeated Western Mich.
igan. 81.
Ed Ruchala for the Broncos was
taken for eight hits and walked
five. Five OF the hits, a base or
balls and two errors figured in
four of the Custer runs in the
first three frames.
For Custer i2i 600 01O- q
Western Michigan Oio 600 600 6
Leonard and Lake: Ruchala and Jenkins
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
Babe DahIgren Winds
Up With Dodgers

NEW YORK, May 10 QNS).-
Brooklyn Dodgers announced the
purchase of Babe Dahlgren from
the Chicago Cubs and the optional
release to Montreal of pitchers
Chef and Bob Chapman and
catcher Cliff Dapper,
Dahlgren was acquired for the
waiver price of $500 from the
Cubs, TO whom the first baseman
and utility infielder had been re-
turned by the ST. Louis Browns in
a disagreement over his sale last
week. Dahlgren's possible entry
into the armed services was given
as the reason for the Cubs
Browns deal falling through.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
Detroit Loser
.|nABC2-Man

Greater Detroit spillers show a
loss of S1,016 for their efforts in
the doubles competition of the
American Bowling Congress forty
second annual tournament in Co
lumbus, O., official figures released
by Eli Whitney, public relations
director, revealed today.
A total Of 179 combinations and
two individuals will share S5,242
in prize money when checks are
sent out in two weeks, but Greater
Detroit entered 1894 combinations
which paid So. $40 in entry fees.
When the usual 30 per cent is
deducted by the A. b. c. for the
operation expense of the tourna-
ment it leaves $6,258 as Detroit's
prize money target. By simple
subtraction the $1,016 deficit is
arrived at.
Nineteen pairs shot 1900 or
better last year in ST. Paul, where
Detroit's loss was $50 when 123
combinations cashed $685. on an
investment of 1851. This year q
combinations scared over the 700
mark.
Topping the field are Pete Kubas
and Vic Macy, who combined for
thirtieth place with 1875 for Sis
This is 10 notehes behind Detroitis
best score at st. Paul. James
Lynch and Howard Vautherot shot
1888 for twentieth and $235 in
prize money.
Second high in Columbus went
to Marvin Knecht and Carl Oest-
man with 1867 for thirty-eighth
| and q %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
u. NJ. Takes Isl
big Ten Golf
Grown Since '&
BY NJ. r. DRUKENBRoD

ANN ARBOR, May 20.-Two
of the happiest golfers in the land
are John Leidy of Michigan and
James Patrick Mccarthy of Illi-
nois.
Leidy, captain OF the Michigan
golf team. was % years old yes
terday and he and his mates cele-
brated by winning the Big Ten
team championship.
1t was Michigan's first triumph
since 1896. The four low men on
the squad had 1,255 for II holes,
three strokes under the second
place Minnesota quartet. which
beat Ohio State by stroke.
Mccarthy, the husky, red-headed
footballer, captured the individual
title-and what's almost as I'M
portant, il you know these college
youngsters, his first letter IN
|golf.
TAKES NO CHANCES
Already the holder OF two
football lettee at Illinois, Big Red
entered this tournament knoWlngl
be had TO finish among the first
four on his squad TO get this one
jim golf. So. 10 make sure there
wouldn't be a slipup, he went out
and beat everybody in sight. He's
that kind of fellow.
McCarthys victory also prob
ably won him a trip To the Ma
.tional Collegiate next month at
South Bend. Winson Brown, the,
jIllini coach. had planned 10 send
.only the teams captain. John
IHolstrom. Mccarthy beat the
Halter five strokes here.
Mccarthy had rounds Of 70 and
rs yesterday for BOZ total to-
win by two strokes over the pair
tied for second-Ben Smith, thei
nky Wolverine. and Spero Dali
Is, the southpaw mite from Min
|ncsota. Smith took 7S and rs
yesterday 10 81 and'74 for Dallas.
DOUBLE BoGEY STOPS SMITH
The five previous times Michi-
Igan won team hQnors one Of ITS
players also won the individual
little. Smith, although he was
below form, might have kept this
record intact but for bad drive
and three puts for a double
|bogey six on the seventeenth of
1.-THE final round. :. His ball stopped
hack of a row OF trees and he
was unable 10 get home in two.
Mccarthy made his worst drive
|of the tournament on the eigh-
|teenth but he had the title IN the
|bag then. Besides, another great
second from the rough enabled
him TO get a par five. Smith
finished with "A fine birdie four
Dallas. who gets a lot OF dis
|tance although nc stands ; feet
IS inches and weighs only l3S, beat
himself with that 50 in the morn
ling. He started this round with a y
mine on the first hole His "a
was low in the afternoon.
Leidy's TITS finish gave him
307 and fifth place. only stroke
behind Holstrom of Illinois. Fol-
lowing Smith and Leidy on the
Michigan squad were Chandler
Simonds 800. David Osler 325 and
William COPYRIGHT 326.
Prof. T. G. Trueblood. the
father OF golf at Michigan" pre-
sented 10 the Wolverines the
team trophy which he gave the.
Big Ten a number Of years ago.
"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
Run SCORING
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Fioht Results
AMFRICAN ITAGTF

At New YORK Bobby Rufhn 13iN New
York, drew with Joe Peralta. 1882. Ia
maqua, Pa. 90. Joe Iannoti. 1900 New
York. technically Knocked out Hugh CT
waite, 18TH. Philadelphia CO GIN Koer-
kle. 1881 Bayonne. N. J., outpointed
Walt Thomas. 1884, New York Marvin
Bryant 1851, Dallas. Tex, technically
knocked out Ray Murray. l464, New
York ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
US(A
| Hits Size
Of Prize

CHICAGO, May 20 GNS).-
Plans for Tam O'Shanter
Country Clubs first annual ALI
American amateur golf cham
pionship. scheduled for July 20
26, ran into some trouble today
in the form of prizes that offer
too much.
II was reported that many
outstanding amateurs ate d
they would not risk their anna
teur status by competing for
the $500 war bond established
as first prize.
Rules OF the United States
Golf Association as amended
for the duration Of the war
stipulate that no amateur may
accept as "A tournament prize
a war bond in excess Of 500.
MILWAUKEE. Wis, May 20
UNSD.-Red Rolfc, veteran
third baSeman Of the New York
Yankees who has been i'll since
last season. made his 1912 debut
yesterday with the champions in
an exhibition against the Mil
waukec Brewers of the Amer
lean Association and made il a
gala occasion as the Yanks won,
s to 2.
Rolfe belted out two hits. one
of them a home run. and may
be injected back into the Yam
kee lineup Immediately.
He asked 10 be permitted TO
play in yesterdays game after
months of tusSling with an at
tack of coltis that took him
into last years World Series
underweight and weak.
CHICAGO, May 20 GNS).-
Shut Out, winner Of the Ken
\ lucky Derby, and Alsab, winner
yof the Preakness, head the list
of eligibles for Chicago's two.
big midsummer stakes. the Ar
lington Classic and the Amer
lean Derby. it was announced
today.
MODESTO, Cal, May 20
(INS).-In possibly the first
match Of its kind in the nation,
George Mcdonald of San Fran
cisco and Harry Leitner Of
Modesto will bowl against each
other here next Sunday.
Both mon are blind. but both
are better than average bowl
ers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
EXPERT SHOOTING

But while Margaret won the
tournament just two strokes lower
than Mrs. A. Z. Wilson with 42-45
81. still the news of the day
went TO three other women who
furnished the tournament with al
most unheard of golf.
Mrs. S. r. Livingstone dropped
an approach shot for a birdie 3
on the thirteenth; her sister. Mrs.
II. G. Higbie, exploded into the
hole from trap for birdie 3
on the sixth, and not to be out
done. their clubmate from Coun-
try Club, Mrs. w. j. Chesbrough,
canned a full No. 9 iron from 70
yards off the seventeenth green
for a birdie 3.
Miss Russell furnished her bit 10
the days doings by knocking a
No. wood three feet from the pin
ION the ninth hole 10 get a birdie 8
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20

Tom ORey Of PM has puhed for Yaes football coach
HOWE Ode His OdeI going to make the Yale
demonstrate their ability 10 by calling signals
No huddes Yale has pride Col f. r. Bradley of
the coun biggest gamblers (and proud OF IT. betting the
United will months III the Cunne
through this they ought give his horse walk
Kentucky No the Bradley
Is getting conservative his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
WINNER HAS AN 81

The Two leaders. for the day
each had trouble on one hole. Miss
Russell ran into a large 8 on the
seventh. where she skied her drive.
hit tree with her second and
wound up by three-putting. Mrs.
Wilson had trap trouble for a 9 on
the twelfth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
Probable Pitchers
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Philadelphia at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
(5-3t VS. Benton G-D.
Washington at st. Louis (nightl--Hud.
son (2-3) W. Hollingsworth 1-D.
New York at Chicago Russo DID VS.
Dietrich l3-3).
Boston At Cleveland Hughson u-O) VS.
Harder ca.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
81 Louis al Brooklyn--Cooper (3-3) vs..
Wyatt (2-0)
Chicago at New York Passeau U.3) VS..
Carpenter (3-i.
Cincinnati NJ Boston, seweIl t3-2) vs..
Farley (3-D.
Cincinnati at Phlsdelphia-starr (3.i)
Tvs. Hughes r-5l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20

Larry MacPha slight beef because the army pulled the
shades night baseball in New York before the Brooklyn club
had chance demonstrate its light shielding devices
Ebbes Field With the shields lights visible 100 feet
from the park MacPha Dan Parker the boong Of
Meade criticism present riding it's
the protest against the Jockey Clubs reinstatement
of a rider who proved wrongo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20

No cards. Betty Small Mrs. r. e
Michel. Mrs. W. L. McGvenn. Mrs. L. o.
Sirader.
Other winners: First hight-First Low
gross. Mrs " A. shuler. 81 second, Mrs
lC. NJ. Msehali, 20 hrst net. Mrs. J. r.
Funk. 9s-i5--si: second, Mrs C. g. Pred
more, e6-l5--si. Second hight--First gross
Mrs. X, II. Crumrine. 1OT: second Mrs
III. c. Clarke. los. first net. Mrs. W. G.
Paterson. los-2f- s.: second, Mrs. c. y
Hallsr. ii2f-s7. Third night First
gross. Mrs. \ v. Moninger iO5: second
Mrs. e. r. Tuttls. lO7: FIRST net. Mrs. O.
r. Lsckey. 0s-27-si: second. Betty Mex
win lIs-35-s3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20
Off the Hook
With
LeDis Fl. Walter

Hoghead Harold Sunsh Sam, PicEenose Willie and Smash
had their feet the brass rail at OF the avers The
Track yesterday Probably right You
look There prove that horse racing
nothing national it certainly produces the
colorul sports and figures The Umbrella Kid
couldn't join his pals He downtown husing client for
Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20

Wrestling script writers must have scratched their noggins far
which
regaed The villain took the referees belt the
whaling Then the gained possession of the leather strapped
the villains hands together pinned him for keeps That
finish would have made Jeem LondOs Jealous.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-20

Butsey Hernandez. the weathebeaen trainer from New
Orleans has offered TO bet George Lewis $500 cash that the
Detroit tracks mutues boss can't stable that will win
than his the 3day meeting Butsey has p horses
the hghp0Wered stable he training for millionaire Texan
Evening star., 1942-10-24
COMPLETE,

65xl25; center hall, diversified living room
paneled den. half bath first floor 8 large
pedrooms. baths End floor. AS fine a
basement as you have ever seen with large
recreation room and fireplace. Owner
moving to Pittsburgh next week, must sell.
nlocks only to bus and shopping center.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.


474s RESERVOIR ROAD-CHARMING
brick home containing six rooms and two
baths in this delightful community. IN
spection s9H5 by BY appointment ,odr only" Call MA.
100 BLOCK FERN ST. N:W-sEMI- -DET.,
Z r., 2 b.. 2 incl porches. New-house
6 eond d "a cute heat immediate poss. WV.
MASS. AVE. PARK-HERE IS A sAcRI-
stricted section--Detached 4 bedrms.. 2
baths, beautiful! lot. reasonable terms can
Be aETangsd MT Whteford X EYE
Mr.. D. C, LINE. YR. OLD DET. BRICK, 8
bedrms,. large lot. gas heat, fireplace, scr.
porch, Venetian blinds, oxford cab't: Law.
in base; Diet. gar. No agents. 81. S944.
CHEVY GMASm p g. 54sS taoms si5d Sstn ST
completed insulated, plus storm windows,
o at 4So mo cash see
cali Woodley 2s97.
BUNGALOW, BRICK. .sILVM SPRING,
sns reass ssTs an'pf se s
2aEsf sf ~ 81 or aqsa ST.
Mt, ,PLEAsANT.9 R. 2 3. OIL HEAT:
Rs R91IEY. REes s4 4lisas a57S s. 800 cash req, Wv
8 ROOMS. UTILITY ROOM AND BATH; 4
brand-new; d,d modern; detached home; includ-
gas range, oil heat and inst hot water.
Large front and back lawns. Capital
Transit bus "a block from home. In beau
tiful Green Meadows, Md: 6503 Sligo
parkway. Owner called to Army. real
buy at $6,275, $3.50 down, $50 mo. WA.
1880 BLADENsBURd RID. NE-NEwLY
renovated rms, bath. glassed sleeping
porch, h.-w.h.. gas refgr.; terms as low
as rent; L. T. GRAVATTE, 729 18th st.
Detached 8 rms. blk. r. /. ave. st. cars.
ami, dry basement; immed possession.
Owner ~. wants A quick Mr,s sale and can srrangs,
auto part down payment. Decatur 274I.
3139 M ST. Sc - NEW DETACHED
brick. Z. 2M baths Priced for quick
sale. RoesER REALTY CO. NE. 1921.
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CONGRESS HTS.

s6.750-;Near 1st and Nichols ave, Sc
Y yrs, old, semi-detached brick: rooms
bath; bath air-conditioned heat: near transpor-
possession. Good cash payment. BOSS 4,
PHELPS; MA. $500. Evenings and Sun
day. call MI. Condit, OR 2l2l
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
1l06 Vermont Ave. District 5000
sundays and Nights TAYLOR OEon
CLEVELAND PARK

A zeal home, detached vicinity 34th
ahd Macomb SITS. w. convenient to schools
ana transportation; 10 rooms, . baths,
also maids room and bath; garage: house.
- #, wide by 33 #. deep. in excellent
conoltlon. Price. only $4,000. Inspec
tion by appointment
CHAs. c. KooNEs eco.
212 Southern Bldg NJ s15-
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S11.95O.

In that delightful wooded section OF
old Chevy Chase. Just four blocks from
the Circle. Brick and stucco home OF
English design containing rooms, "a
ate possession Woodley 5000 until Q pm.
EDW II JONES g. 70 JMr, ,'
Evening star., 1942-10-24
A GOLD MJNE,i

:. Rooming house. beautiful brick home. de-
signed Tor the purpose. nearly new, abso-
lutely perfect condition: 10 bedrooms
baths. gorgeous furniture and equipment;
on main highway and car line, near excel
lent restaurant: large garage and parking
space. Can supply data on income and
NECESSITY for sale. S. E. BOGLEY, WI.
Evening star., 1942-10-24

2Aa acres Of woodland, with stream, Ihis
delightful New England home has bed
rooms. tile baths. 3 lavatories. large
library with fireplace, kitchen, large rec.
reation room, 2 maids rooms and bath.
TO inspect ean ROBERTS z. LATuiER.
GeoygiA 1910.
Evening star., 1942-10-24

ST, $50.
Near D. G. Line and wisconsin
New Early American, 3 esnsrous, vell.ap-
pointed rooms. Call odiver oe07.
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81 950

g ROOMS. 2 BATHS.
upper 14th ST.. near Cavalier Hotel .
family arrangem Mt that produces SI,OSO
per year income. Has hot-water heat,
eeiectriGity. Eve. or Sun. phone Chestnut
L. T. GRAVATTE,
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1000 Monroe st. NE.
LARGE frcnt dble. rm,, twin beds. studio
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ARLINGTON.

Attractive Colonial, rms. hath ,.r
gas heat, large lot, blks. from center
OF Clarendon: direct bus to Penta Eon Hidr.
and downtown Washington. Immediate
WEAVER BROS, INC,
Washington Bldg. District s3oo.
$14,950-KENWOOD AREA.
Z. b.. gar. lge. porch. wooded lot.
Call OIL. 1857. 80 - y
Evening star., 1942-10-24

COMPLETELY FURNISHED, SPACIOUS
ground floor of modern brick home in 4
acres woods overlooking creek: for con-
incl; located 5.s mi. from District line on
Riggs I'd. extended. Berwyn 770-J-3. "a
WILL SHARE MY 2-BEDRM APT WITH
! or 2 congenial gentile girls. Call EN-.
1928 after $50 pm.
YOUNG MAN SHARE APT. BEDROOM,
living room, kit, bath. with another young
man; S2S mo, Bus at door. 5000 Hamilton
ST., Hyettsville. Nd WA. 1850 after g
GIRL WANTED 70 SHARE 4-ROOM AIT.
with two other gtrls. Call CO. e116 After
pm.
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HOUSES EoR SALE nR pENr
BURNT MILLS HILLS

BUNGALOW. ARCoLA HoT-WATER HEAT.
500 down and $50 per month or S4 500.
$500 down and S35 per mo. Hillside
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ApARrMEArs sIIRIIpRAA

UNFURN. 2 ROOMS. KITCHEN. PRIVATE
| rent; avail Nov. is. Phone WA. 1853.
TWO LARGE UNFURNIsHEp ROOMS
| with private entrance, partly heated with
| electric and water furnace: reasonable;
| wyn S7-W
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LII I 111OI1ID blCINh,
CLEVELAND PARK.

IH1EIIL W5EL IIKADE ON SMAlI ROW
This splendid home in Washington' s
most mos !, convenient Conn. ave. section is a
tains rooms a real bedroomsi including
large, bright sun parlor on 1st floor and
tWc paths. Lavatory on 1st floor Large,
extra large lot. approx. so it. deep: de-
tached garage. Automatic heat, elec. refg.
You Will enjoy inspecting this home Cali
call us for quick action
Evening star., 1942-10-24

We have numerous requests for furnished
and unfurnished houses in the. northwest
section of the city and near suburbs. We
will list your house with us.
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO.. Inc.
1921 Conn. Ave. DE. 5000
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
and better serpice, ddver-
tisers are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent Cldssifcdttons.
Evening star., 1942-10-24

coLoRED--coNV. NE. LOCATION
rooms. bath, cleo, h.-w.h.; S62 so. THCS,
?. BROWN. 615 4th ST. s.w
ATTENTION-COLOR LORED-ATTENTIONI
ON Irving ST., near Georgia ave-; beau
Ii1ul 4-oedroom home with den on first
moor; ess neat, garage; one of the incest
Harry Cohen. GE 02S6. with
SHANNON Il LUCHS CO.,
1908 St NV Natinna1 oa4s
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S24,5O0.

New 4-bedroom center-hall detached
brick. in exclusive neighborhood 1st-f
den and lavatory. r creation rn, lot fOx
$50 1T. Call Bruce Kessler. Wisconsin S965.
go SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
1905 H St. NV National o345
Evening star., 1942-10-24

UNUSUAL BARGAINS.
Terms can be arranged. Almost new g.
family apt; splendid Sc. location: rents,
over $4,000; also 4-family. 2-bedroom ca.
rents, S2,400; conv. to Navy Yard. Boiling
Field, etc McKEEVER g. WHITEFORD,
III QSOR Mr. Iohpsop
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$9,65O.
3-BEDROOM HOME

ATTACHED GARAGE g. PORCH.
Just completed. the last one left In lovely
WCODMOOR. Pre-bought materials en-
able this value. offering GAS-FIRED HEAT
ING copper pipes slate roof This hons
features 3 large bedrooms and a solid win
ooW eXpanse in the living and dining
rooms, facing the rear yard Convenient
terms; Transportation, schools shopping
chufcheS, clubs nearby. See 2O3 LeXing-
ton drive or call
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POSSESSION AT ONCE.

4512 New Hampshire ave. nw-6 large
rooms, bath, . inclosed porches oil heat,
2-car garage. Newly redecorated Open /
n pm. Call Mr.. Widmyer, TAYLOR
- o. with PFJTZEJI,
Evening star., 1942-10-24
DETACHED BRICK
NEAR 18th AND ALLISON

A beautiful home. custom built for own
ers own use: Seven large rooms, , baths,
large screened concrete. porch, sun parlor
on lst floor. Large attic. full basement.
Strictly modern. Tile roof Beautiful yard.
2-csr brick garage with tiled roof, Priced
ington's most convenient detached section.
near schools and transportation. Call US
now for further particulars and inspection,
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Evening star., 1942-10-24
VACANT-7 ROOMS

>. "a block of Conn. ave. 3737 JoceIyn
has. Sht-oemlIdet, modern, nice condition,
@ p@es. OF Iocatlons for a moderate priced
WO. 7176 w 1'''i
Evening star., 1942-10-24
APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

ARLINGTON - BASEMENT APT, RENT
free for wifes services, good cook anC
cleaner. Chestnut 60S6