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Evening star., 1942-08-08
By Radio to The Star.

Dy HdQlo 10 ne 6ldf.
AN ADVANCED ALLIED BASE
IN THE SOUTHWESTERN PA
CIF1C, Aug. 8.-"They yelled at us
in what they thought was good
English, Come forward Some
times they called us by name, ap-
parently hoping to hit upon the
right one. But they still do not
speak English quite well enough to
fool an Australian"
Such was the recital Of the guileful
tricks practiced by the Japs mount
ing the northern slope of the Owen
Stanley Range in their first clashes
with outlying patrols, told yesterday
by sergeant and 36-year-old mer-
chant of Salamaua. who became a
district policeman in the Buna region
when the war broke out.
His frontier-style cap sweat
stained from arduous climbing, his
legs SCARED and scratched with
scrambling through lawyer vines"
that entangle the highland forest,
the sergeant told story of japanese
tactics vividly similar to those en-
ployed in Malaga and Bataan.
Col. w. T. Owen, whom Gen.
Douglas Macarthur recently
honored with the War Cross even
before the full details of his ex-
ploits reached civilization, fully
merited the award, according to the
sergeant, who talked with the colonel
shortly before the battle for still
disputed Kododa and it's airdrome.
Died Leading His Men.
"Owen died leading his men in a
fight to prevent the Japs from TAX
ing the long toothlike plateau rum
ming out from the mountains toward
the sea and overlooking the Kokoda
Airdrome In the valley of the Yodda
River below" the sergeant said
Tine Japs knew that our little
force was clustered around the little
district of officers houses at the ex-
treme end of the plateau. The night
was family misty. with the moon
obscured behind clouds. They be-
gan with mortar fire at 1 o'clock in
Evening star., 1942-08-08
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK Aug. 0P1.--Late foreign
exchange rates follow (Great Britain in
dollars, others in cents):
Canada-Ohicial Canadian Control Board
rates for u S. dollars: Buying 10 per
cent premium. selling / l per cent premium,
equivalent to discounts on Canadian dol
lars in New York of buying 991 per cent,
selling 900 per cent. Canadian dollar in
New York open market 10l,s. per cent dis
count, or $685. U. s. cents
Foreign Exchange Committee rates.. Buy
ing 400. selling 4.04 open market; cables
4.04
Latin America-Arsentina oficial 2977.
free, 23.S5: Brazil unofhcial 6.05n, free
5.20n; Mexico 20n.
Rates in spot cables unless otherwise
indicated
n Nominal
Evening star., 1942-08-08
ItuIy Takes Over Firms

BERLIN From German Broad
casts, Aug. 8 P)-A Rome dis
patch said that decree published
in the official Italian Gazette an
nounced incorporation of a number
of United States and Britain oil
companies into the General Italian
Petroleum Co.
Evening star., 1942-08-08
Heads Power Company

BALTIMORE, Aug. (P.-N. B.
Higgins has been elected president
and member Of the Board OF Direc-
tors OF the Safe Harbor Water Power
Corp, to succeed Frederick A. ALL
ner, who died July 10.
Evening star., 1942-08-08

A1bf6xfhSto BAIe1. I006y.
1l:0o AN. 44.260 1900 Noon l01. 100
tunit Of trading. ten shares: sales
printed in full In bankruptcy or receiver
ship or being reorganised under Bankruptcy
Act, or securities assumed BY such COM
panies. Rates OF dividend in the foregoins
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semt-annual declara-
extra dividends are not included. I'd n
dividend, xr Ex rights. 2 Also extra cr
so far this year. fPsyabls in stock. Paid
last year. Payable in Canadian funds.
k Accumulated dividends paid or declares
this yeaS
Evening star., 1942-08-08
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Am Can 2.75e-.
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A&FP 7pf 1.05k. 4:
Am Home P 2.4O I
Am Locomotive 4
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Erie RRctfs, soc. G
Eureka Vac Cl-- 4
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Evening star., 1942-08-08

Baltimore Stocks
Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. Aug s.
Sales. STOCKS. High. Low. Close
ssu 5 Fidel 1 Guar ssK 5sK 2ssM
Evening star., 1942-08-08
Bonds

By Privote Wire Direct to
The Stor.
Domestic, S1,S96,000.
Foreign. S123,000.
u. s. Govt, 600.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Plane Party

In the party besides Proefke
will be Ed Kukla. Otto Auch, Bob
Ekstrom, Harold Bell. Cy Coral
czyk, Jim and Bill Shillady. Don
and Norrie Prior, Gene lynda,
Hank Ritter. Don Roberts and Mel
West.
Besides the Paris five Howard
Bridges BEDFORD Rec. of Johnny
MillettS House also is listed along
with nine others Friday. Omar
Herppich's Famous. Dan Shields
Rainbow Rec. Johnny Shepp's
Woody-Pontiac and George Hlie-
bays Eastern Market stand out
among II on Monday.
DR.. Ben Fruehaufs Pillar Rec.
tops four scheduled Tuesday. Dick
Bankers Hi-Speed and Walter
Szwed'S ne-Trombly Rec. are
in a group of y Wednesday and
George Gingerella's New Fairview
Rec. No. ! heads dozen Thursday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

deyided by a nose neck half length There
BoBo Newsom fighter and Bob Bobo college star al
Michigan State of the real veterans still
navine regularly as outeder but this spring he
was late o training camp because OF mumps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
; Titan Teams
Face Big Week

A return battle with Wayne
University'S baseball club and q
tilt with the Michigan State golf
team will highlight this weeks
sports schedule al the University
of Detroit.
The Titan baseball. golf and
tennis teams will meet a total OF
eight foes in six days. The base
ball team will be the busiest, TAX
ing on three foes in four days.
BASEBAII.
TUESDAY May 5-Toiedo University at
Toledo.
Wfdnesday. MAY s-Wsyre University
a. Northwestern Fieln
Friday May s-MiehigAn Normal Cob
leEs al Ypsilanti.
GOI.F
TUESDAY Msy Michigan state CollsEs
a. East Lansing
Saturday. May Q-Nestern hichigan
College a. KAlsmaIoo.
TENNIS
Monday. May Purdue Cnverhly a.
Lafayette.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Needs Three $685.

II CrimmnS. who has 202 IA for
tho past 10 years. shoots $50 in
each of his three events he will
total 1867. One good 600 series is
bound 10 put him over. During
the last 10 ABCs Crimmins has
dipped below 1867 three times. He
had 17l7 in 1882, TIA in 1886
and 170S in 1888. His best year
was 1887 with 1882.
Incidentally, Grim Minis was
rated highly when the National
Bowling Writers Association de-
cided they would name the out
standing bowler of l941-42 at
their annual meeting in March as
a result of his winning the ma
tional match game elimination to
become Days challenger next De-
cember. the Skang ercurio
sweeper in Cleveland, Buddy Bo-
mar Classic in Dallas, Tex. and
the Rose Bowl in Temple City, Cal,
No one has come along since
then that would seem TO change
their opinion. but taking the ABC
average lead would erase all
doubts, il any exist. A poll OF the
writers is 10 be taken shortly.
With II days of rolling left De-
troit will send 81 quintets. its
largest delegation of the entire
event. TO Columbus this week. Two
of the IL teams booked this Sun
day. Enterprise and Shillady's Re-
serves, will make the trip by plane
as guests of Otto Proefke, hacker
of the former.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Brick Is Official for Owens

Clarence Brick Owens former major league umpire
became under the moniker OF Brck ana adopeo
name as Official Flying Rams-a naval air cadet unit
composed enlisted Fordham menare based at New
Orleans has whipped every type OF opponent win
Al. evcention NJ southpaw Bettina, the only big
southpaw fight In six years, badminons iooWes
in this country grown from $4,000 to more than million
Row Cochran Indiana world record track star at Great
Lakes Training Johnny Layton injured seriously IN
an automobile accident back playing plaros
again Extermnator the Cup four times the
Toronto Autumn times the Pmco Cup three times
the Autumn Gold Cup other trophies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Ace Needs
Total Of 17m .
To Land First
Rolls in Columbus Friday
and Saturday; Detroit
Is Sending ST Teams
BY HAROLD KAHL

Detroiters have been unable 10
cause even so much as a ripple as
far as the leaders are concerned
in the annual American Bowling
Congress tournament thus far, but
Johnny Crimmins will have a
golden opportunity TO prevent the
venture from becoming dismal
failure in Columbus this week.
When Crimmins anchors on Nal
Gilmour'S Paris team of the De-
troit Times All-Star Classic next
Friday night and rolls his doubles
and singles the following day he
will be expected 10 seize The To-
year average leadership for ABC
competition.
All Johnny needs is a total OF
1855 for his three events 10 ferry
past Ned Day of West AlliS. Wis.
national match game champion
and present leader, and Walter
Ward of Cleveland, present run
ner-up. Day, who had 204 %
Skidded TO 203.12 with 1854 this
year. while Ward dropped from
203.50 10 20257 with 1917.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
; SOftbaII Games
AT Mack Park Sunday

Local 400 Colds, who under
the Welsh banner last year won
the girls metropolitan Detroit
championship, will meet Club
Chene-Trombly, a strong 194l
contender, in the feature game on
the Detroit Softball Association
program in Mack Park Sunday
night at 9:l5.
J. e. j. Sports will oppose Local
1888 (Chrysler Tank ArsenaD in
a Major League tilt at 8. while
another pair Of Major Gmen's)
teams Fruehauf and Henris -
clash IN the opener at $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
GAINESVILLE Club Sold

GAINESVILLE, O.. May ? tuPl
A syndicate of GAINESVILLE busi-
ness men today purchased INC
GAINESVILLE baseball club, which
opens its Middle Atlantic League
season tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Grove, Cochrane Best-Mack

Connie said recently g" never saw better pitcher
than better catcher than Mike Cochrane Mike
would have been good for long time but for that
head injury Ty Cobb the greatest OF them all
Mack has revised figures He says pitching nearly
on ner cent Of baseball" of 20 per Pvt Hugh
Mucav Phil pitcher and first major Lacquer to be drafted
has applied appointment in the air corps Lieut. Col BIN
ZONES saws the demand Noe Dame football tickets for
81. game nex fall the greatest Carl Schultz kid
second baseman al called Charley Gehringer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Roxey Meets Buresh
In FairvieW Feature

Walter RoXey. unbeaten among
lightweight contenderS at Fair
view Gardens. will meet Stanley
BurcSh. veteran Australian kan
CARGO kicker. in the feature matchI
on the Fairview Gardens mat
card Tuesday night. Promoter
Jack GirouN announced Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Stars Seek Games

Detroit Stars. strong colored
semi-pro club wishes TO schedule
Sunday and holiday games
throughout the state with teams
having enclosed parks. Write Ben
Cochell, 1880 Crane avenue, De-
ltroit. or phone DreXel 2566.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
WE'LL HAS NEW FEATHER HOPE

NEW YORK. May 2.-De Baker and Charley RED Runing
will celebrate their birthdays this Sunday<he Tiger manager
nj. fortvnnth and the Yankee pitcher his thrtyeghh
Baker was born Sherwood Ore suburb of Portland and
Ruffng Granville IT. All Well who pioed Lou Amoers
and Joy Archibald TO boxing titles hopeful OF winning the
feather crown with Pedro Hernandez hardhtng Puerto Rcan
willie Hoppe has played 100000 matches in 80 years
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
Sisti' S Home Run
Downstairs, 10

ST. LOUIS. May ? CUP).-S ibby
Sistfs home run in the fifth inning
today gave the Boston Braves a
TO victory over the ST. Louis Car
dinals. The game was called IN
the first half of the seventh be-
cause of weather. 1t was Mort
coopers second loss and Lou
ToSt's second win OF the season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
In the Movies Now

Ping Bodie years old former White Sox outeluer
n movie electrician Hollywood Bodie was born FahK
Pizzoa the of the town IN California "here
Pings dad prospeced for gold Cleveland fans need COM
uters schedule . Indians play week day games at
o'clock SATURDAYS at 2 Sundays g. double-headers at
an and NIGHTS at rs Thursday in Indianapolis the
maids dav off and families eat that night So the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

Indianapolis scheduled daylight games on lhusoay o
bob the helm and families they All Saturday games
are daylight too . Hooper Trplett, Columbus outheder
brother of the Cardinals Coaker Trpett Rochester paid
$4,000 Armada, voluntarily retired and Mel never
PLAYED game for the Red Wings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
SPOR 7 S
BY LEO MACDONALD

Birthday Sunday for EsTioer Scout Now
Bake Bstsr 30 sod ss RS99 80 M29 % sit ooo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
MusiaI, n, Has Son Of Two

Stan the Cardinals is only Il but mas Zear-
old son . Joe Platak. times AAU handbal cham
Mon is now training at Great Lakes john lsnano)
Collins Tiger this managing Pitts
field in the League which club was once
owned by Jack Zeer general manager OF the lgers
Close TO persons turned out on recent saturday Tor
British football games according London Sixtyseven
Kentucky derbes have been 81 of them have been
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03
81. lot u
BOSTON

Eun-NIFIT FTT0T- EI6IINtI IslH 49,
fn-Sistt Two-base hn---W Cooper. Home
run--eis,i Double plays Blattner 60 CrespI
TO Sanders Crespi 10 sanders Miller o.
sisti 10 Gremp. Lett on bases ST, LOUIS .,
Boston T. Bases on balls orr ~ LPopet
J. BY lost q Hit by TdtcberV-b ~ Iost
Moore Ufnpires- Balisnfant- Barnek ahd
PinelA. Time 10. Attendance-< 1l' pai9
Evening star., 1942-01-13
A,scrllAheous FOR SALE.

guaranteed up to s years; easy terms P o
Smith. 1914 H st. ne Lincoln $3.50
s.n.fS %Sko Il .'ssi RA11o ~ APPLIANCES .,o.
outside ic. refrigerator. Mr.. I. Fox. 500
Irving st. NV.
RUGS. ORIENTAL. finest quality. all sizes;
1Oro 70 25eo discount for cash: 10 day;
Rug Rug Co. a4o" fh 18Th St. "l.%An n.~ e"'
RUGS senuine Oriental large and small
sizes. Red ,ced price, Rare Rug Shop, 425
ism ST n "
for stoTase We Hv6' 81
| MOVING. Edelman. 1908 Georgia ave
sAFES--s.veral medium and large, safes;
reconditioled: Also several new labeled
n FOR OUR SAFE REdARDLEss OF
cso4 Tss P.' AS.. s.rEMAsrERs nv! ss' 60; 7o7o.
SAxOPHO1ES-Close of used instru-
ments at reduced prices: Gretsch c melody,
| alto 500: Conn alto, S65: Terms Republic
o?i2, Kits. 1880 q st. tmiddle Of the
SEWING MACHINES. new and used; easy
/ lcIlnSr IcIt, TepdHS HI mdkeS, eSLlmAteS
free. Gil 18th st. NV. Ma. Ills
SEWING NACHINEs--see us and save on
chimes Whites. sinsers, Bomestics and
The 'TaDse Pisno Shop A1S oi5 ST. HtD"o' '''0
W: s!nx., bort: sss SO: sinssr console
Guar Guar e rsrr. on ' ali hfen msehin.s sffss Hem
stitching. buttons made. button holes:
Ds' 81 tim ting II rs'D s"5 ft'tenH' II s' don't. '7
SEWING .dACH1NEs-Port elec.. $50 so;
console SINGER $500: treadles, $40; Al
cond.; clesn sweep sale "4l2 18th NV.
sL1CER. electric, cold meat. used very little.
excellent c.ndition, must see to appreciate;
TABLES. s3.i5: useo, IN excellent condi-
tion; Us. for desks. work tables or
parties :4ze 24"x12" HECHINGER CO.
TRUMPETs--Closeout of used Instruments;
sterins' Ste, ling 500; ssrsen, So 10; Holten
public 6:E. KITS. 1880 G st. middle Of
the blockb
TYPEWRIIERs. ADDING MACHINES. new
and used, sold. rented. repaired. Terms
l43I East capitol ST Ii 0Os:.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN trade-ins on
new typew-iters Sl5 up; Royals, Under
woods Smihs: terms. MseDONALD Type
VACUUM CLEANERS-Eureka ROYAL and
Hoover. re,uilt like new. 50 35 up. guar
anteed.
J. { HARDING & CO. INC.
ST. 1ots St. NV IA. e1so.
WASHERS BENDIX-DELIVERY NOW
No Incresse in prices. Thor EASY. Nav
tag. WestiIghouse. Norge. Apex Save up
to 30re. Trims PAY on light bill WARD
RADIO Il APPLIANCES. S535 Ga ave,
Silver Spri g. SH. 2"a9
WASHERS. Clearance sale-Bendix. Norge
Thor. G.E., Hotpoint, A. B. c.. from S25.
terms.
Lux APPLIANCE CO.
Washinetoi $ LARGEST REFRIGERATOR House
sll 9th st. NV. Republic 1l75.
Open till PM
WASHERS new standard makes Of
va hing machines in crates at deap-cut
prices as bw as S4.; 81 weekly: liberal
trsde-in slowance
ATLe5 APPLIANCE COMPANY
WaShlnepn's LARGEST Appliance House,
92l G, St. NW-Entire Building
District 81. Open Ewes. TIL laPM
WASHING MACHINEs-Sale Of discon-
tinued morelS: Maytag S55. A C. $40;
Apex, S41. CroSley, x45 Thor $45 Also
values in nsw Maytag B c. Croslev and
Norge machines and automatics: easy terms
Call Repubic 1890. The Piano Shop. l015
1th ST. NV
WILL IRA iSFER downtown 1-room, kit,
bath apt. p purchaser of furniture: both
very reasonable: avail. Jan. Is. TR
3O2a after =
Evening star., 1942-01-13
ROOMS WITH BoARp.
Continued. y

sIREPLAGE beautiful bone walk n,,,d dist )
young ladies: s15. NO. 5OsS.
1880 LIVINGSTON RD,. Hyattsville. Md,
parents snd child. care OF child.
WA s1.s
CHEVERLY-New home. consenisl people
homelike atmosphere; no other roomers,
? gentlemen; twin beds home cooking S}5
ca. Gentiles. WA ol3S.
33rd ROAD NORTH. Arlinstou-Younx
couple will share new home with modern
eonsenisl ,n; empl. girl; $50 monthly CHI
PRIVATE HOME all adults: good meals;
cow. trans. AD. a4"0. 10l6 Sprns
175. Q NV. waking distance-Desir-
able single. double or triple, running vater.
near shower: meals optional MI $40.
with . meals. xS; single. dbl rms. without
eed., $3.50; also apts.. furn. or unturn-.
3O2 16lh ST. NE vacancies. new,
reasonable AT .614
CONDUIT RD-Pvt det home quiet:
share with Young man OF clean habits :,
also room for l or ,: best food; laundry
1854 1NGRAHAM ST. w-Lady to share
room. splendid meals: S85 RA s36.
RGETOwN-vseancy in dble. rm., for
gentleman: also small single room, pvt.
Ahome: trans; good meals. OR. 1894
excel. meals: S37 so. ia. .O25
CHRISTIAN FAMILY will room snd board
boy. II to Is years of age; one bov same
age in family: reasonable. Phone Sligo
55Sa after ON
DOUBLE ROOM: blocks bus, 12 min.
downtown; no other boarders. BOX 147:M
Star.
Evening star., 1942-01-13
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

Eind. snila,ss, ai ling of siassSsTe: hiEh-
pm, RA III :0'
BEDROOM. dining, living room furniture.
contents Of ,pts. or homes WE DO NOV
ING Carefully, STORAGE. ia. 2931.
BENCH LA HE. in good e,o9ndnion; an IN
Mr sMinF gaS or Rpnb,ic ttI sin9 a,s dF press. Can
bSop Book sToRE Rsa Sos s
st. NV. d. 5O01. Open Sun. and ewes
CASH Trsos! Brenner. s4;s PennsyIssnia
ave NV RE e4.4 Open s..
CLoTH1NG-Better prices paid for. mems
H1ed pI sss sIS,hin5 Dea h'rTy w a' sth st NV
CLOTHING Highest prices paid for men, 5
ME. 37677 Open eve viii call.
FURNACES. radiators. used heating and
plumbing. surplus equipment of any de-
seription block Salvage. Michigan 714I.
kinds. maXinum cash prices bric-a -brac.
china. Call my time. RE 1904. ME. 53I1.
FURN1IuRE rugs; otiiee iurniture: house
results. Cai, any time. NE. 1924. IL
FURNITURE brlc-s-brac. CHINA. glassware
rugs siiver'are; painting: highest cash
prices paid. Call Murray. Taylor 1888.
FURNITURE WANTED AT ONCE-We buy
all kinds. also elec retg, stoves. tools.
pianos. etc; day or night FIR. 2S01
FURNITURE any kind any amount. want
ed TODAY. e sure 10 call Mr Gray. MA.
26?o. Satisfactory prices paid. IA
FURNITURE-Would like 10 purchase also
small piano or cash Call evenings after
:. Republic :16..!!. 49,
REFRIGERA TOR. gas. Electrolux also
5athtub, ~ IN; 1-pc. sink and tabletop
gas RANGE ana radiators. RA gl35
SEWING MlCH1NE-We buy all types:
repair: henstitchins buttons covered.
pleatIng. 9 Z 81. RE. 1900, RE. 231l.
SPINET PIAf O-Write size. price and con-
diton. Box 18th. Star.
WANTED-Jt welry. diamonds shotgunS.
typewriteIs, cameras. binoculars and MIS-
CELLANEOU5. HIGHEST PRICES PAID
Max Zweig. ~ D NV. ME. 9113
GOLD-BRIVG YOUR OLD GOLD, Sill
YER. PLAT NUN. TEETH, DISCARDED
JEWELRY WE PAY CASH
A. KAHN. NC. ~ YEARS AT $50 F.
Cash FOR OLD GOLD
Silver, watches. diamonds and old dis
carded iewel,y; full cash value paid.
SELLING ERS. Sis F. 81. NV
DIAMCNDS-OLD GOLD.
Platinum. diamond watches and any other
teweiry pur, ,naSed Highest prices paid.
Evening star., 1942-01-13
APARTMENTS WANTED.

MOTHER AND CHILD DESIRE SUITCASE
small furn. apt. . or 2 mos. TIE. 5Vs3
ARMY OFFICER DESIRES FURNISHED
apt | or rooms. with Kitchen and bath.
c0UPI:F. WITH ? CHILDREN, DESIRE .
room. Kitchen ard bath apt. unfurnished.
Must be reas. no. 54S6.
4 ROOMS. KTTCHENETTE AND BATH
refrigeration in NV; Nv colored family
Phone after 7 pm, Dupont 0a7o. "A.
Army OFFICER AND MOTHER NEED
18th: ortced to tt It'll It's IS income COZ u uniHrn.
Ma. 1884, Ext eOa. sfter pm.
. OR 3 BEDRM. APT. UNrURNIsHED.
clos. in: will suitcase DI 176.
FOR FEBRUARY IL RIM. KITCHEN
ette, snd bath. furnished; $35-S40. Du-
pont 31Ia
FURN. APT FOR FMPL COUPLE ! OR
rooms. private bath: reas. TR. 574a.
and living room furnished aot in we'll
located hotel or apt. BLDG. Call Republic
1853 between 9-s
COUPLE WITH ONE CHILD WANTS CLFAN
furnished o s2t; close or nr. Int. Rev. Bldg.
suitable for 2 employed persons must have
BY Jan. 5th' around S60-$65. Phone
Alexandria 1oan. 49,
SNAIL ONE OR TWO ROOM FURNISHED
apt; in NV. section; bath; S35-S4o. Pox
YOUNG COUPLE BOTH WORKING FOR
Govt. desire or . rooms, -itchenette. pvt
bath sot. furnished Box 36a-C. star
APT FOR FOUR MEN UNFURN1suFD OR
furnished; two or three rooms. kitchen and
bath. MR.. P. OCONNELL, 1913 G st. ".
! BEDROOM NV. SECTION FUR. OR
mnfrrn. nreferred WO. $500, Ext POI
North. q 30 . N 70 II ON Is.
Evening star., 1942-01-13
HOUSES FURNISHED.

1920 RIGGS PL NW-a ROOMS, 2,i1
baths COMP furnished; downtown location:
5000 per mo-: for private family only.
NO. 4Sl.
COMPACT Def HOUSE. :. BATHS AMI
lsvatory, also maids room and bath: inst
of Mass ave. in emhassv section: o-cal
garage: $500 per month Box 214-C- Star
BRICK HOME RMS. Ila BATHS.
screened porches auto. heat. gar: North
Cleveland Park: S1,5
THOS. L. PHILLIPS. 35lS Conn. WO. 200
5-RM. OW-BEAUTIFULLY FUR
niShed Vacant Jan. %
C w CLEVER co CHI 3D.,