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Evening star., 1942-02-18

HOUSES UNFURNIsHED.
EXCELLENT VALUE. GROOM BUNGA-
eoSi ! Blk bus $50 mo. Telephone Silver
5442 BOTH ST. NV. CHEVY CHASE
D. C;-Vacant March !. rooms baths
maids room and bath, recreation room;
gas. NV D. detached; rent SllO.
mr. WAPLE IL JAMES, INC.
III '''i46. l:?i lIth st. NV
CHEVY CHASE. u. C.--DEsIRABLE NEW
Iouae. blocks from bus. 34Os Living stUn
81 n 3,I 3sarooms baths, Sl4O m0nth
INST tOSS f67 90. H-WH. Oh. BIZ
Tn. ssmi-uet bk.. blI in ssT. tun Lsmi
IA OWNER ia l1s9-W a%'
FIVE II. b. H-W. HEAT. S65 AVAIL
able feb 22 ZIG X ST. ne FIR bsg7.
RoSSLYN VA.
1904 Colonial terrace-5 rooms and bath
large attic. oil burner; S75. j. c. WELDON
co. l521 X NV. Metropolitan 30iI.
MANOR CLUB ESTATES.
&, Restricted community, club privileges.
master bedrooms, adjoining bath for
eacn. large living room. dining room.
kltchen. maids room. bath recreation
room room, breakfast room. lear attached
MRS CHRIsTMAN. Allied Realty Corp.
WI. 6649. Bradley O12l G60O Wis Ave
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-S225.
;, Large 5-6edrm., ,4-bath. modern. center
hall home t1rSt-n. lay. recreation rm: cor
ner lot detached garage
SEE ALLEN SHERWIN. EN- 9l92
1919 Mass Ave. NV. tShopping Ceuterl
OFF CONDUIT RD.
Comparatively new detached home on
. larte. beantiiu. wooded lot. overlooking
river Three bedrooms, bath. fun base
ment with maids room and lavatory. large
screened porch and garage: available on
or about March !: S1lO per month.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
Hampden Lane. Bethesda, Md.
Detached brick Colonial. three bedrooms.
baths. recreation room. > freplaces.
screened porch and garage; available March
! Sl25 per month
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 14l1.
COLORED-JUST COMPLETED.
1852 EADS ST. NE.
Groom semi-detached brick. full base
ment; oil heat; tiled bath. all modern i'm
proyementS, Conv TO stores and trans;
$40 monthly. FEDERAL FINANCE CO,
9l3 New York ave. NV. MA. 14l6. lg'
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

All, VA, near Navy blus rm.,
twin beds running water. adj. bath: block
trans. Gentiles. Balanced meals. Glebe 32sS.
PETWORTH, vacancies for 3 Jewish
home. Call ia. sI25.
1861 HOBART ST NW-Beautiful home
for girls. best food, finest accommodations.
S45. Adams l5l.
ROOM WITH BOARD. twin beds; l rm
dble. bed; suitable girls; shower | blk.
10c bus: near new Navy Bldg. Gentiles.
Glebe 4372
ARLINGTON. val rm. newly furnished.
win beds with inner-Spring mattresses;
desirable for > young ladies; excel. food {:
pvt home. l mi. from new Navy Bldg.
OK Ol62-W.
MOTHERS wishing to place children in
locality hours out, safe from air raids,
call Executive 556S.
20l9 CONN. AVE.-Double room. also
vacancy for young man. DU. 9.9S. 49,
VAILABLE-Competen woman dining
and kitchen supervision, or entire guest
house. help management, buying, menus.
Box "4-B. Star.
3213 18th ST. NW-Young lady to share
large double room. honey atmosphere;
meals you enjoy. Dupont S92s
PETWORTH 45Ol Iowa ave. n.w-Clean
corner front, twin beds. excellent meals;
gentlemen; reasonable. GE. 06S2.
14l6 VAN BUREN ST. NW.-Large dou-
BILE room in spacious detached home; ex-
cellent meals. unlim. phone; girls pre-
ferred. ia S29g.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
Sl2o5O

New aL-OrIck COIoUIaI nome. 6 IsrEe
rooms. . baths &c luxe kitchen. built IN
garage. sir-ccndiIOncd. = flrepaCes. laree
porch wooded LOT near Connecticut ave.
LESLIE D. MEASELL, WO. 522I. 1877
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BABY CHICKS.
ROOMS FURNISHED.

BARRED ROCKS. R l.. Reds White Leg
horns, Conkey's Y-O feeds James Feed
Store, 6l9 K st. NV. Metropolitan OOsg
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COLORED-JUST COMPLETED
1890 EhnC CIT NJ L

1852 EADS ST. NE.
Groom semi-detached brick. full base
ment; oil heat. tiled bath. all modern i'm
proyementS. COnv to stores and trans :
StU monthly. FEDERAL FINANCE CO,
gl5 New York ave NV MA 14l6 10.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp.

APARTMENTS UNFURNISHED.
ARLINGTON COUNTY. WAYNE ST. AT s.
Glebe rd.-New flre-Safe apartment =
rooms. kitchen. dinette and bath Imme-
dlate possession; S39. 80 mo.
MADISON TERRACE. 1865 KENNEDY ST.
nv large rooms and bath tho kicthenD,
$50: gas and electricity included. Res.
mgr. GE. 800
APT, / R, K. AND B.. PARTLY FUR
nished, S45 mo-: heat and light furnished.
1927 18th St NV.
APT 4O7. 1921 COLORADO AVE. NV
Large bedrm.. living rm. solarium, Muir
ply bed. dinette. kitchen. bath.
BEAUTIFUL NEW APT-Syg so.
Elevator and switchboard: large living
room. full dining room. , large bedrooms,
unusually large closets, kitchen. bath (util-
tiles included in renD. GG0l 4th st NV.
COLORED, 6?5 A ST. SCI ROOM AND
kitchen; employed couple. no children gas
and elec. included. SO so.
COLORED. 134l JACKSON ST. NE.-3
rms. kitchen, bath newly decorated,
$50 50.
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RECORDS, slightly used. 10c up: also new
records; Open evenings. Wilson lane,
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

kADIO6IPortable battery and Sway sets.
$40 p5 I'D; reg S2a95 models, Sn5 90
cash. Apex Radio Co. 700 9th ST. NV, at G.
PIANO. small upright, with bench; excel
lent condition; "MarshallWendell': SS5.
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5231 NEBRASKA AVE. N.W-Master bed
rm pvt. bath, twin beds studio rm
semi-pvt. bath. Call after pm, WO
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ROOMS EuRN. 6 UNEuRN.
ROOMS uNEURNIShEp.

8, F.. Mr.. CAP-Furn. or unf Ink,
So WE :! rms. So mo. bd.; rn.. lunch
pkd., ~ wk.; also at 1910 s.w. RE. G993.
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HOUSES EuR OR uAEuR
HOUSES UNEuRNIsHEp

A LARGE HOUSE, SUITABLE FOR
real home, for girls only. Box Bob. Star
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BRIARCLIFF
EDWARD R. CARR
CENTER-HALL COLONIAL.
S13.500.

Chevy Chase, Nd-BeaurIful new brick
home. on large terracNd lot southern ex-
pOSure Only three blocks from COnnec =
cut ave. Every modern equipment LarEs
living dlnlnE rooms, de luxe kitchen =
bath. large screened porch. , bedroom. =
beautiful tile baths stairway 10 hocred
attic. fully insulated air conditioned.
LESLIE D. MEASELL, 1927 Eye. WO. SOL.
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BRAND-NEW-S7.35O.

Attiac. Colonial brick home containing
liv. .rm.. din. rm.. model kit. 3 bedrmS. =,
tiled bath with shower, recr. nm. air -cond.
auto. heat: gooc ne. sect. Call Mr.. Ewell,
DIXIE REALTY CO. Ma $3.50.
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NE SECTION-Large front room next to
bath for couple private entrance: near bus
and car: $40 per week: grill privilege.
AT. 2S5r.
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1901 M ST N.W.-Comfortable. reason
able room to share with another consider
ate young man. Phone DI. 1913
1906 r. l. AVE. N.E.-Large, warm. furn
corner room for couple; in. -Sp. bed, shower
phone: parking privileges. conv. transp.;
rine home; reasonable. NO 1231.
LARGE FRONT ROOM in suburb. will con-
slider board. Hillside 0l15-J after d pm.
ATTRACTIVE ROOM. twin beds, for =
gentle girls; SO month each including
blocks beyond Key Bridge. CHI. 0:7S.
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DETACHED BRICKS. $50.
CHEVY CHASE D. C
An unusually attractive home. conven.
lently located. close 10 schools and trans
portation, Just Of Rittenhouse 81: {
spacious rooms. II baths, hardwood floors
open fireplace. insulated slate roof. auto.
matte heat. shaded lot with garage: out-of-
town owner ANXIOUS TO sell; SI.15O cash
balance one trust. Call Mr.. Evans, Wood
ley O290. with
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.
1905 H St NV National n345
Evening star., 1942-02-18

100 BLOCK LELAND ST., c. c., MD
story bsmt.; 10-rms., bths.. 2-car built
in garage h.-w.h., new oil burner; large
lot; S14,500. terms. v. s. HURLBERT,
Ma 351n. 81 II ST NV
Evening star., 1942-02-18

DOGS PETS, ETC.
WIRE FOX PUPPIES; best A. K c Cal
E,li 24th ST. no. Arlington. Va Chestnut
U2Yl.
YOUR DOG called Tor. ba thed and returned
N u e OF Bethesda for 81 FREE AM.
BULANCE FOR HOSPITAL CASES pet
animal Hospital, OR. lllu Or WO. O'!.3
BOSTON BULL, nicely marked. lovely pet:
owner her IeaVlng city: Sl5. Call Hillside
CHOW DOGS t2D. one 2-yr -old black male
one S-mo.-old red female: K c reg
- = ERIE ave. TAX. Pr. Apt. 3. ST. 1888
BOSTON BULL PUPPY. female !! mos. old
nicely marked, pedisreed, reasonable. 3lO3
I!th st. Mt. Pleasant
WIRE TERRIER PUPPIES. :! months and
months OLD. nicely marked reasonable
TX. Sl3O. li05 Morse st ne
TO KIND HEARTS and good homes. young
cats HFelS lovely, Jet black. silky. SiiVery:
part Maltese. Phi. DI. 1896 I"Ol M st.
NV.
GERMAN SHEPHERD. female all black:
sell cheap with papers: > yrs old .,uU4
N. 10Th St. Arlington. Va.
SALE-Beautiful black and white beagle
hound and fox terrier hunting puppy, male.
mo. GE. u23l.
PUPPIES, Boston bulls. A. X. c. pending,
- ISL \: spltz. Dalmatian. So and others.
~ = Bunker Hill I'd. Mt. Rainier WA
l7l2.
HOLLYWOOD KENNELS-BOARDING
Cocker spaniel puppies and stud sery
Wash-Balto. blvd WA. 1924. Berwyn I39.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

BEDROOM SUITES, ofice furniture din.
and living room suites, elec refrigeratorS.
glassware and rugs. DU. 05l3. 20'
BOOKS-Highest prices paid for good
books. BARGAIN. BOOK STORE. sos 9th
st NV DI. 50H. Open Sun. and ewes.
CASH for any make of typewriter or
adding machine. Call Lincoln O0S3.
CAMERAS. movie equip. photo supplies.
CASH. Tradei Brenner, 943 PennSylvanla
ave. NV. RE. 2434. Open 81.
CLOTHING--Hiahest prices paid FOR mems
used clothing Bermans. 1922 7th st. NV.
Me 1857 Open eve Will call.
Evening star., 1942-02-18

1895 MASS. AVE. NV. Apt. 3-Jarge
double room, suitable for 3 girls. Me. 1873
Pill 18th ST, NW.-Single room for
young lady; modern; good transportation.
HO R52q
Evening star., 1942-02-18

A substantial brick house. rooms. =
baths, oil heat, 2-car garage: fireplace in
J living room. maids shower and lavatory
/ in basement, storage attic. The entire
| proDerty Is in excellent condition BOSS
| & PHELPS. Ma. $500 Evenings call Mr.
| She CkelfOrd. SIlgo G6nS
Evening star., 1942-02-18

WIRE FOX PUPPIES; best A. K, c, Cal
E,lt 24th ST. no. Arlington. Va. Chestnut
U2Yl
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OFF CONDtJTT Pm

Detached brick Colonial. three bedrooms,
baths. recreation room, freplaces.
screened porch and garage available March
!; SIS per month
FRANK S. PHILLIPS DI 1411.
Evening star., 1942-02-18
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

5 ROOMS. KITCHEN. TILE BATH
shower. newly decorated, suitable 3 adults
years lease. $50 mo. lis N. Fairfax
Temple 434S Sunday and after &.
Evening star., 1942-02-18

UNFURN. ROOM. suitable for couple,
cOnV. location. Call Ii. 5421 after Il.
BETHESDA-New modern bldg, large
room md floor, front non-housekeepng;
Sl9 80 ) Wilson lane. Oliver 2214.
Evening star., 1942-02-18
ROOMS WANIEp.

REFINED LADY, Government clerk. desires
single room with private family, near trans
p0rtatlon. reasonable. Box 4Ol-Z, Star
14s
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EXTRA.
3 YEARS OLD-$10.950.
3 REDR ROOMS. . RATHS

BEDROOMb, BAIHS.
A charming red brick, beautifully bal
anced. on 4 nice. level lot (1Uxl5O fl,
well decorated with trees, flowers and
shrubs. II has 4 recreation room with
fireplace, living room and screened size
porch. dining room with bay window. large
Kitchen with breakfast nook, 3 bedrooms
and . baths Big back yard with hedge
and white Colonial fence It goes without
saying. this house Will sell Immediately.
Can MR.. BLACkWELDER. ORDWAY In.
Evening star., 1942-02-18
PAUL P. STONE,

5000 Connecticut Ave. ordway e2f4
Near 18th and Meridian Pl. NV.
S6.g5O-Detached frame. 8 rooms. bath.
oil heat; needs some rccondItioning. priced
for quick sale
VIM NJ. THROCKMORTON.
Inv mt / ID ~
Evening star., 1942-02-18

PRIVATE HOME. exclusive neighborhood
bedroom, private bath: $50: sentiles Box
S1-B. Star
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OWNER TRANSFERRED.

Almost new 6-rm. home on large corner
lot in one of CityS finest sections. Beau
thu location high on ridge Living nm &,
dining rm.. kitchen. breakfast rr and
screened porch on ISt floor. 2 bedrm- ,
baths on md. Full attic and bassmenf,
buIlt-in garage auto Eas heat Ju-t re-
decors ted Sacrifice for quick sale Phone
ME-. PprkInS AZ Ehenhfrd EH-n or nflre Of
Evening star., 1942-02-18
REDUCED TO S1175O.

Near 14th and Emerson n.w.-Detached
home in NEW CONDTTION-VACAN
MEDIATE POSSESSION. Five large bed
rooms. spacious floor plan, parouet floors,
porches; 3rd floor equipped as apartment;
most convenient location BOSS & PHELPS.
Ma. $500. Evenings Call Mr.. Shackelford,
Sligo 66US.
Convenient Northeast Location.
KENNEDY BUILT,
$3.50.
New-house condition. 20-ft. row brick
house. bedrooms and finished 3rd floor.
Playroom, screened. weather-stripped and
storm sash. front and rear porcheS. new
Bryant gas furnace and radiator covers
on hrst floor. Convenient TO Navy Yard
Library and Government depts Terms
EDW. H. JONES e. CO., INC, $500 Conn
ave. NV. Woodley 1900. Ewes. Mr.. Mills
Sligo 71}S, for inspection
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UNUSUAL VALUE.

On large wooded lot excl. section Chevy
Chase D c Modern home-Ist floor,
large living room, dining room. bkfSt
room. kit bkfst nook. washroom. md
floor. 4 large bedrooms. baths. storage
attic: below stairs paneled recreation
room. built-in bar. maids room. ba n;
auto. oil heat; garage; 100000. EN- 955l.
Evening star., 1942-02-18

DuICn COlOnlal-Sl0,S YOU.
Lovely detached brick. center-hall plan.
in woodland setting, offering charm and
Seclusion with close proximity 10 downtown.
Built within the past years, this home
consists of large living room with besmed
ceiling and fireplace. southern exposure
dining room with picture window view Of
stream and rock garden in rear. sunny
kitchen with laundry room and lavatory
adjoining: also den and extra lavatory on
first floor, cypress -paneled recreation with
fireplace and maids room in basement; ,
attractive bedrooms and baths on 2nd
moor bullt-ln garage. air-conditioned heat
We suggest an immediate appointment to
see this. An unusual value
For Details Call Mr.. BCTr. WO. 1879.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
Evening star., 1942-02-18
REAL VALUE AT $11,95O.

block from bus. close to shopping
center. within walking distance to all
schools; modern brick residence, attractive
living and dining rooms, complete kitchen.
side living porch. BEDROOMS Il paneled
and suitable for DEM. IA baths, stairway
to foored attic; insulated; oil burner;
built-in garage; fully paved street. OWNER
LEAVING CITY ANXIOUS TO SELL. Call
Woodley 2:i00 to inspect
EDW II JONES Il CO INC
Evening star., 1942-02-18
$500 DOWN

BALANCE LIKE RENT.
In one of the best Sc. locations Homes
that cannot be matched for price and
quality OF construction: Is rooms, bath, I'm
iShed knoJty-plne recreation room. auto,
oil hnat. 8. GO Emerson nh61.
Evening star., 1942-02-18
HOUSES FOR SALE.
PETWORTH.
OWNER TRANSFERRED.

New home II month old near National
Cathedral. Has every comfortable living
convenience: : good rooms, 312 baths
tmaid's bath complete with tile shower 4.
The home is entered by foyer with 2
steps up to a hallway. The frst-hoor
toned. PARKWAY up the steps is a meZ-
canine den with paHeled walls, large day
light windows and tile u bath: on the
second floor there are . master bedrooms
with communicating bath and another
bedroom with adjoining large bath, there
are closets ON the ind floor. The at
trActive recreation room in the basement
hassa fireplace and tile floor. There
is also h maids room with fun bath and
I II laundry
INSPECTioN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-12-04
Transit Service
Not TO Be Cut
For the Present

That Greenbelt commuters may
retain their bus service to Mt.
Rainier after all was seen as a
strong possibility this week as
Chief Traffic Engineer Dean
Locke announced that Capital
Transit Company was not ready
to make the 30-day trial period
granted by the Maryland Public
Utilities Commission.
The experiment. which was to
be heralded by a five-day notice
would require Greenbelters to
leave the bus at the Branchville
crossing and take a street car
from there to Mt. Rainier, where
still another transfer would be
required.
1t was thought likely by per-
sons who have followed Green
belts transportation controversy
with the Transit Company that
present arrangements would be
allowed to remain in operation
until the Office of Defense Trans
portation had an opportunity to
review Greenbelt's transportation
needs.
No Extension of Line
The request for an extension of
the present bus line within Green
belt to accommodate the hundreds
Of families in the new section
north of the shopping area was
turned down this week by Capt.
tai Transit Company. Residents
in the north part of town will
have to continue walking unless
Ehe Twn Council or the Town
1stration can improvise
Some service with local vehicles.
Town officials revealed that
the delay in the Transit Com
pany's elimination of stops at
Southway and Ridge Road, South
way and Crescent Road, and Cres-
cent Road and Gardenway was
being held up by delay in obtain
ing signs for a new stop in the
parking strip on Southway, be-
tween Ridge and Crescent Roads.
Assistant Community Manager
Arthur Rysticken meanwhile
promised that the Town Admin
istration would continue to watch
the transportation situation care
fully to prevent any further de-
terioration of service.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-12-04
Crowded Auditorium
Hears Adm. Yarnell

A crowd which filled the Audi
torium Sunday evening heard Ad-
miral Harry E. Yarnell describe
the Pacific war theater and an
swer general questions on the
problems facing the United States
in beating the Japs.
He warned that the Pacific
operations must not be considered
a separate war from the Russian
front, the North African cam
paign or any of the other fight
ing. "This is all one war;" he
said, "and we must beware of
armchair strategists who insist
that we put all our effort into
this front or that front"
Admiral Yarnell mentioned the
necessity for unified command in
the current war, and related many
incidents Of naval history drawn
from personal experience in his
as years of service.
Town Manager Roy Braden
made the introduction for the pro-
gram.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-12-04
Loss Of Druggist,
Shoemaker, Cripple
Store Service Here

Shoe repairing the the filling of
prescriptions come to a halt this
week in Greenelt a8stwo key EN-
ployees of the local stores go into
the armed forces. Druggist Albert
Ellerin enlisted in the Navy yes
terday, and Paul Milasi, shoemaker
here ever since the Valet Shop first
opened, will go into the Army next
week.
Tom Kicker, general manager of
Greenbelt Consumer Services, con-
fessed to near-despair in regard
to the labor shortage here after
pointing to repeated efforts to Sc
cure replacements for Mr.. Milasi,
Mr.. Ellerin, and others who have
left recently. He gave assurances
that prescription service and shoe
repairing would be resumed just
as soon as the positions can be
filled.
Any one with experience as
barber, meat cutter, druggist,
mechanic, or shoe repairman is
urged by Mr.. Kicker to apply at
once for full or part time employ
ment at the office over the drug
store. "We are paying good
wages" he said, ''and offering ex-
cellent working conditions, vaca-
tions, and sick leave"
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-12-04
Sat. York To Mark
Pearl Harb0r Date

The Greenbelt Theater will OBJ
serve the first anniversary after
Pearl Harbor by showing the
movie Sergeant York." starring
Gary Cooper, on December Z, 8
and 9. AS part of the theater's
participation in the national cam
paign to encourage people to buy
more war bonds, Jack Fruchtman,
theater manager, is continuing his
policy of offering a free admission
to any one buying a bond in the
lobby of the theater.
On November 80, the Federal
Government began an intensified
campaign to sell nine billion dol
lars worth of war bonds during
the month of December. Bonds of
types to interest every kind of in
vestor are being offered to the
American public. The Greenbelt
Theater is doing is share in the
campaign, according to Mr..
Fruchtman. In the last two
months about $500 worth Of
bonds and stamps have been sold
in the theater lobby, in addition
to one $1,000 bond and two $500
bonds. It is believed that since
a large percentage of Greenbelt
resid nts are Government en-
ploy es, a major part of their
bon buying is being done
thr ugh the offices and bureaus
WY re they are employed.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-12-04
Miss Victory Race
Has 3 Candidates
| Running Ia Dark

The Miss Victory contest being
conducted in connection with to-
morrow nights Victory Rally
seems to be completely in the dark.
Entirely different from last
springs Miss Defense contest when
a dozen candidates collected votes
over a period of three weeks with
day-by-day tallies, the present af-
fair is a three-cornered mystery
race with no one saying where any
of the candidates stand.
Miss Lorraine Mullen is spon-
sored by the American Legion post
whose candidate won last year.
The Athletic Club is backing Helen
Zoellner, and Marian Benson is
the choice of the Recreation De-
partment.
Jim Smith, who is managing the
contest for the Athletic Club to
raise funds for the Victory Rally
defense fund at one cent a vote,
says that thousands of votes have
been turned in with instructions
that they are not to be recorded
until the last possible minute.
The contest will close tomorrow
night at 10:30, and the winner
(and the amount of money raised)
will be announced at II o'clock.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-12-04
Guild Offers Sale
OfAprons onorow

The apron sale which is being
sponsored by the Community
Church Guild will be held in the
Drug Store tomorrow afternoon
from to 8 p. m.
An attractive assortment of ap-
rons have been made by the men,
bers of the Guild, and donations
have been received from others.
Prices will range from rs cents
to so cents.
The sale is being given for the
benefit of the Community Church.
Mrs, Comfy Richie is chairman.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1942-12-04

FirSt-hand inside" in
formation from both ends of
the Axis will be presented
to the Victory Rally tomor-
row night by two outstand-
ing speakers especially Sc
cured for the occasion. They
are Frank Williams, former
U. S. commercial attache in
Japan, and Richard C. Mas
sock, chief of the Associated
Press Rome bureau at the
outbreak of war.
Knows the Far East
The question on every ones
mind - how long will Japan be
able to continue the war?-will
be discussed by Mr.. Williams
based upon years of observation
and study in the Orient. To this
subject he brings background of
81 years in the Far East, the past
nine years Of which he served as
personal adviser in commercial
matters to U. S. Ambassador
Grew prior to the break in diplo-
matte relations between the two
nations. During the entire pc
riod spent in the Far East, Mr..
Williams made personal studies
Of Japan's raw material resources
and productive capacity, which
have gained him recognition as
an authority on this phase of Far
Eastern affairs, and which make
him particularly able to analyze
Japan's military potentialities.
An AP Man
Turning to the other end Of the
Axis, Mr.. Massock will discuss the
current subject of the present po-
sition of Italy in the war. Mr..
Massock has been a member of
the Associated Press European
staff since 1882, during which
time he covered such famous
events as the Stavisky financial
scandal in France, the assassina-
ton of King Alexander Of Yugo-
saliva and French Foreign Minis
ter Barthou, and the Russian
"purges" of 1937-38. More re-
Gently in Italy, he reported the
Munich crisis preceding the parti-
tion of Czechoslovakia, dispatched
eyewitness accounts of the coro-
nation of Pope Plus XII, the Ital-
ian occupation of Albania and
many other events which precipi-
tated World War II He was for
merly chief of the AP bureau in
Paris, later in the same capacity
in Miscow, and when interned due
to the war was chief of the Rome
bureau.
"The Defense Council considers
itself particularly fortunate in OBJ
tanning the timely presence of two
such qualified authorities for this
OCCASION" stated Phil Wexler,
publicity director.