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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-24

visit is 10 get firSt-hand knowledge
of, the war activities of British
women. she will also visit the
bombed districts of London, air
raid shelters. Red Cross Centers.
training camps of the AEF, the
bomber command stations and
recreation centers.
JUST BEFORE BLACKOUT
A busy itinerary has been laid
out 10 give Mrs Roosevelt a COM
.plete and detailed picture of the
British AT war.
Mrs. Roosevelt arrived AZ Lon
dons PaddinGton Station late Fri
day afternoon. just before the
blackout, after a quick air flight
over the Atlantic.
She was greeted by King George
and Queen Elizabeth. Ambassador
John G.. Winant Foreign Secre-
tary Anthony Eden, 1t. Gen.
Dwight D. Eisenhower. commander
of the United States Army in the
European theater; Vice Admiral
Harold r. Stark. commander Of
United States naval forces in Eu-
ropean waters, and the Marchion-
esS of Reading widow Of the Mar
guess Of Reading a former British
ambassador 10 the United States.
Although her arrival was sup
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-24
MEETS HER son

She talked NJ her reunion with
hcr son. Lt.-Col Elliott RooSel cit
who is on duty with the American
air force in England.
we were both surprised 20
find ourselves still chatting away
AT $50 this morning" she said.
The English reporters present
liked the way she spoke of the
President aS NY husband
Asked whether she had talked
with HIM since her arrival. she
said
"No. hut sent him n mes
sage 49,.
And. Of course, I've had a
message from him"
When II became apparent that
II was easier 10 question the first
lady Of America than the first
lady Of England the meeting
frightened UP, with men and
women asking for details Of her
luggage and food and her opinion
of the present and the future.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-24

The cautious Detroit voter who
may shy away from The four city
charter amendments on tho
November , ballot really needn't
he alarmed. For tire CITY woU be
trying 10 sell hum = PIG i'm a pole
bur merely hurdcnlng him with
legal VerblaEc.
According ~ Oakley + pisiin
director Of elections. the corpora
ton coun>eIS office hasn't YET
learned % write for the ballot IN
language the voter can under.
stand
Detroit could take a lesson
from the state and county"
DiStin said. Both az their bal
lots state their questions i'm
simple. short and direct sen
fences. Otherwise, the tendency
IL for voters 10 become puzzled
and vote NO on general prin-
ciples."
"If the entire city charter
could he placed on the ballot in
1918 In only % words and aC-
cepted by the people. I can sec
TO reason for wasting all this
space and type on four minor
amendments 10 it,"
Kodiak mirror., 1942-02-14
Every D oy SAVIN c s

Yes its the every day saving foods that really count Item for item we have the lowest consist ent price the city Compare quality and price and you will big SAVING at Kraft's Gro cery Department. Every day
Kodiak mirror., 1942-02-14
1O% Discount For Cash

on all staple foods.
Evening star., 1942-02-24

Eo he left you waiting at the
altar? Then send that trunkful Of
old love letters to the junk deoler for
waste paper salvage.
Evening star., 1942-02-24
Many Others Only
100 Pounds Away
From Hitting Mark

The number of schools turning IN
a ton or more of paper in single
days collection in The Evening Star
PIT. A. Salvage for Victory program
is growing steadily. After last weeks
collections were tabulated rs schools
had won that distinction.
Taking them by district and not
in order of their accomplishments.
the schools making this goal are as
follows:
Buchanan, three times; Jefferson
Junior, five times; Shaw Junior,
Cleveland, Grimke, four times; Gar
net-Patterson, twice; Garrison, four
times: Barnard, three times; Trues-
dell. Roosevelt, four times; Petworth,
five times; Parkside, Md, twice;
Baneker, twice; Powell Junior, twice;
Bancroft, five times; Morgan. Ad-
ans. three times; Hearst, four times;
Murch, Lafayette, three times;
Mann. three times; Gordon Junior,
East Bethesda, twice; Somerset,
Chevy Chase and Damascus.
Many other collections were within
a hundred pounds of making the
one-ton mark.
jefferson Juniors 5000 pounds IN
a single day stands as the greatest
single days collection. Next near
est is last weeks collection at Gar
rison. when 6,484 pounds were col
lected. Grimke's 5,196 is third, while
close behind Is Gordon Junior with
Slit.
Some idea of how the collections
have turned from a trickle To-
flood can be seen in the fact that
those four schools In q single day
turned in. more thansurRforrth OF
the entire amount collected from all
of the schools during the three
weeks Of collection last December.
The interest of those attending
school in Washington and the Met
ropolitan Area Of Montgomery
County has been remarkable. With
the collections made yesterday in
Evening star., 1942-02-24
White House Writers
Elect Henry President

John c. Henry, White House cor
respondent for The Evening Star
since the beginning Of the second
World War September /, 1899, yes
terday was elected president Of the
White House Correspondents Asso-
citation. He succeeds John G.
O'Brien Of the Washington Bureau
of the Philadelphia Inquirer.
Other officers named In the annual
election were Douglas B. Cornell
Associated Press, vice president;
Paul Wooton, New Orleans Times
Picayune, reelected secretary treas
urer, and the following members OF
the Executive Committee: James
M. Mintfie, New York Herald-Trib-
une; Fred Paisley, New York Daily
News, and Merriman Smith, United
Press. There was no contest for any
Of the offices.
The new officers customarily have
been sworn in at the annual dinner
Of the association, but the dinner
this year was Cancelled because Of
the war. Arrangements for irstalla-
tions of officers will be made later.
Mr.. Henry, native OF Rhode
Island, is a graduate Of Brown Uni
versity. Before coming to The Eve
Evening star., 1942-02-24

Don't spend your money building
an air raid shelter. Buy Defense
Bonds and Stamps and keep the
bombers away.
Evening star., 1942-02-24
British Air Force Urges
Women to Join Service

To get recruits for the Women's S
Auxiliary Air Force speakers in
Northern Ireland are making ap-
peals to parents not to put obstacles
in the way of their daughters wish
ing to join the service.
Flight Officer Hime, at the r. A. r.
exhibition in Belfast, said that it
had been her experience that many
girls who were eager to give their
services were discouraged by parents
who wanted them to stay at home.
Invasion is not impossible, and
we must be prepared" she said.
I'VE have the planes and we must
get the air crews. Every girl who
joins the air service releases a man,
and that helps them to get another
plane into the air"
Evening star., 1942-02-24
Dutch Pay American Flyers
High Tribute as Bombers
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BANDOENG, Java, Feb. "a
American flyers have won the re-
spect Of their Dutch comrades and
have established a high reputation
as bombing experts in the Straits
Of Macassar, Southern Sumatra and
of Bali.
The American, Dutch, British and
Australian fighters pilots have
gained considerable experience in
the battle for the Netherlands In
dies and are confident they can
outfy and Outright any Of the Japa-
nese airmen, given equal material.
Three hundred good fighters
Evening star., 1942-02-24

some of the Maryland schools where
the schools were open, the total 80
far turned In to national defense
reached 734 ,916 pounds.
Evening star., 1942-02-24
RESORTS.
MIAMI BEACH, FLA.
MIAMI BEACH
BLUE OCEAN
VILLAS

All the Conveniences
Private Estate.
400 FEET Of water front; 40xS0 swimming
pool and 2Ox2O children's pool; tennis
court; outdoor gymnasium; rowboa ting,
fishing a,, spacious PIsS pprM g59pgrnMa' overlooking
APARTMENTS, / and bedrooms, all with
living room, dinette, bath and kitchen.
VILLAS like private homes. with every
facility.
HOTEL ROOMS.
TELEPHONE, janitor, parking. excellent
service. A heater In every room.
Season. Month. Weekly
Rates From $50 Q Month and Up. .
Miami Beach Select clientele.
1924 Indian Creek Drive
Phone 6-9277
Miami Beach "a
Evening star., 1942-02-24
Only -Four Destroyers
Lost in War So Far,
japanese Declare
Two Submarines Sunk
And Two Missing,
News Agency Soys
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
TOXIC Qrom Japanese Broad
cssts) Feb. 24.-The Japanese Navy
has lost only four destroyers since
the Pacific war began, Domei re-
ported today. -Four others were said
to have been damaged.
The news agency reported that
other Japanese naval losses suffered
since the outbreak Of the war In
cluded two submarines sunk and
two missing. It declared transport
losses had been extremely small con-
sidering the wide area over which
landing operations had been con-
Quoted.
Domei said the destroyers in
cluded one damaged in the night
sea battle last Friday in the vicinity
of Lombok Island east Of Java,
where, the agency added, Japanese
units virtually annihilated an Amer
ican and Dutch feet composed OF
two cruisers and five destroyers.
The Dutch and United States
communiques on the battle of Bali
said Saturday that one Japanese
cruiser was blown up and two
cruisers and two destroyers were
damaged. The Dutch followed up
those reports yesterday with state
ment that all the Japanese invasion
fleet of Bali was sunk or heavily
damaged except for one ship, which
escaped.
There was no definite report on
the size Of Japan's destroyer force
when the Pacific war began in De-
cember, but the 1910 issue Of James
Fighting Ships, authoritative naval
guide, listed at least 106 destroyers
in service in the Japanese Navy or
being built.
Evening star., 1942-02-24

could turn the scales completely in
favor OF the Allies" one American
said yesterday.
A Dutch officer commented:
These Americans are formidable
foes to come up against when they're
operating the giant Boeing flying
fortresses. I would hate to be on
ship which was the target Of
American low-level bombing"
Evening star., 1942-02-24
Refugees Frozen Funds
Released by Treasury

b. tie Associated Press.
The Treasury yesterday released
the frozen funds of most of the
refugees in the United States.
A broad exemption was granted
to all aliens living in this country
except Japanese and limited num-
Der of alleged Axis agents.
In effect this reversed the pro-
cedure in the case of aliens arriving
here after June II, 1910. Formerly
refugees had their funds frozen
until they got special permits. Now
none of their funds will be deemed
frozen until the Treasury spe-
cifically acts in individual cases.
Evening star., 1942-02-24
Mexican Labor Asks
For 9-Hour Shift

Mexican labor has requested
President Avila Comacho to bring
about amendment Of the Federal
labor law so as to permit a daily
shift Of nine hours in place OF the
present standard shift Of eight.
Labor organizations point out that
an extra hour Of work a day will go
far toward speeding up the presi-
dental program for greater in
dustrial and agricultural production.
The longer day is imperative If
the country's wartime needs are to
be met, according to the labor
leaders In Mexico City.
This move has sidetracked in Con-
gress a demand made some time ago
by the miners for six-hour day.
Evening star., 1942-02-24
Deatheraee Barred
From Navy Project
By Secretary Knox
Action Groups Organizer
Held 'UndesirobIe';; Loss
From Job Called Blow

Branded as an undesirable" be-
cause of disclosures before the Dies
Committee in 1899, George Z.
Deatherage was barred today by
Secretary Knox from further con-
nection with Navy construction
projects. although the loss Of his
services as an engineer was charac-
terized as a blow to the defense
program by a spokesman for the
company employing him.
According to testimony before the
Dies Committee on Un-American
Activities, Mr.. Deatherage was or
panizer and national commander OF
the Knights of the White Camellia,
which he said was opposing Jewish
Communism" in the United States.
He also organized the American Ma
tionalist Federation and his teSti-
mony told of visits to the German
Embassy to discuss anti-Semitism
and Nazi Embarrassing techniques.
He has been employed by Doyle q
Russell, contractors, on a $1,000 600
project at the Naval Operating Base
at Norfolk.
Navy Explains Stand.
The Navy yesterday issued this
statement about his employment:
After an investigation of the ac-
tivities of George E. Deatherage,
employed by Doyle & Russell, con-
tractors on construction work at the
Naval Operating Base, Norfolk, Va,
the Secretary of the Navy has in
voked the provisions of Article 27
Co of the contract, which requires
that the contractors shall discharge
from employment and exclude from
the site of the work any person
designated by the Secretary OF the
Navy as undesirable to have access
to the work and/or materials OF
the Navy Department.
Based on competent investiga-
hon, the Secretary of the Navy has
found that Mr.. Deatherage is an
undesirable person within the mean
ing of the contract, and as such will
be excluded from the site of Navy
work"
In Richmond, John w. Russell, a
member of the firm, said Mr.. Death
erage would be dismissed, although
she has done a splendid job while
working for U.S." j. K. Bates, gen.
eral superintendent for the con-
tractors, said he felt that the custer
of the engineer would hurt the de-
Tense program.
Deatherage Silent.
Mr.. Deatherage had no comment.
Mr.. Deatherage formerly was con-
struction foreman for the Carbide
and Carbon Chemicals Corp. at
South Charleston, w. Va.
He left the plant, one of the
largest In the multi-million dollar
Kanawha Valley chemicals industry,
about 1886, three years before an
inquiry by the Dies Committee.
He carried on his organiZational
work from his home at st. Adams,
near Charleston, between 1886 and
1899. .", -"...
MIR. Deatherage told the Dies Com
n1ittee that the Knights of the White
Camellia maintained contacts with
other organizations in this country
of q similar nature, and related ef-
forts to organize an American Ma
tionalist Confederation" for which
he had selected the swastika as an
emblem.
His outfit, a secret society, ex-
changed literature with propa-
ganda organization in Germany, he
testified, and he consulted with the
German consulate in San Francisco,
as uell as the German Embassy here
Evening star., 1942-02-24

ming Star In November, 1884, he was
employed by the Providence (R. -
Journal. Besides covering the White
House and the travels Of President
Roosevelt, he has written the weekly
war review for The Sunday Star.
Evening star., 1942-02-24
Ton-of-Poper-o-Doy Honor
Now Achieved by 26 Schools
Paper Collection
For Tomorrow

The tolloUing is the schedule
for the collection OF paper, card
board and magazines in The
Euening Star-P.-T. A. Saludge
for Victory program in the third
|''etrict, together ,Dith the fpe
leaders in the district and their
r --.sndGge to date:
Evening star., 1942-10-17
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

ARL. .INGTON 1921 No. 10Th St., conv.
Pentagon Bldg.--New home, large rm., twin
beds, semi-pvt. bath; empl. couple or men
y blk Wash blvd. Falls Church 24g7-J.
ARLINGTON-Lovely front rm, new home
n block to bus. city fare. 1927 N. Utah St.
SILVER .SPRING-Attractive large room,
twin beds, closets; home privileges: 2
sentiles; breakfast II desired. SH. 4642.
49,
b065 LEE HWY, N. Arlington. Va-Sleep-
ing room. sRle. beds. opp. bath pvt home
on bus line; 2 gentlemen
GENTLEMEN ATTENTION
Bedroom and sitting rm. suites with lava
tory; club rumpus room, buffers pantry,
Im service. 10c bus. OK. 4S39. Club Glebe
A reasonable place to live pleasantly.
e403 n. WASHINGTON BLVD, Arl, Va
Furnished bedrm. with pvt. shower for 1
or 2 men, on lower floor of new home; $40
1sr mo. single. $50 per mo. double. CHI
o641.
Evening star., 1942-10-17

NEAR PENNA. AVE. Sc.
= Neat 2-story brick, rooms and bath,
Arcola heat; clear of incumbrance on
wide paved avenue. 25-ft. parking: imme-
diate possession: only $3.50.
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP :,
1418 H ST. NV. DI. 1877.
Evening star., 1942-10-17
MOVE RIGHT TN

This new 4-bedroom, 2-bath white brick
home in Bethesda. Bedrm. and bath
down. Lovely wooded lot close to bus line
Call Mr.. Smith.
ALI led REAITY COPE
Evening star., 1942-10-17
SEMI-DETACHED.

A beautiful home in Michigan Park, g
rooms baths, hardwood floors and chest
nut trim throughout, recreation room with
fireplace, > screened and l open porch on
large lot. For further information call Mr..
Burr, MI. 607S. PAUL P. STONE, 5000
Evening star., 1942-10-17

WESLEY HTS, Spring Valley vic
Luxurlously furn.: large twin-bed chamber
gas fireplace, connecting bath: for cultured
town. air-cnnd ref En- l1Gi .'
Evening star., 1942-10-17
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
and better service, adver-
tiSers are requested to in
clude telephone number in (
announcements under For
Rent Classifcdtions.
Evening star., 1942-10-17

SMALL L.H.K. APT. PRIVATE BATH:
young man and wife in Navy Dept; NV.
section preferred; exc. ref. AID. 1858 after
Evening star., 1942-10-17

YOUNG. SINGLE GENTLE COLLEGE
graduate engineer, employed by OPCW de-
slres small apartment or would share
small apartment. DAWSON call Room
6Q2. NJ G after g n n,
Evening star., 1942-10-17
EXCELLENT INCOME

Well-located 14-room brick. house, II
huge bedrooms each will take 3 twin
excess of 81 400 per month. offered COM
pletely furnished. Shown by appt. only.
Call EN-. 1890 till Q p m. weekdays and
Sundays. F. A. TWEED CO., 1904 Conn.
Evening star., 1942-10-17
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK
FOREST HILLS BEST BUY

The ideal home you have, been looking
for. Less than one year old, condition like
dining rooms, de luxe kitchen. screened
porch, 3 large bedrooms, > beautiful baths.
large foored attic: insulated: gas air con-
dlt1oned. trees. garage, homeSite 50X200.
LESLIE d MEASEILn Wnndlev h0ol
Evening star., 1942-10-17

CHEVY CHASE-Large lovely room, twin
oeos; good ransp.; ref. EXCHANGED. Phone
Evening star., 1942-10-17
JED NEAII1 CORP., WI. bb49.
WOODRTNE ST
CHEVY CHASE, D. C..

Choice Chevy Chase location, wooded
section. 4-bedroom home, possible for two
families. Phone Bradley O121.
Evening star., 1942-10-17

RESPONSIBLE COUPLE WANTS ONE-BED-
room furnished apt, NV. section, no pets
or nauor: business and soc. ref. Call NO.
4O9-S, Star
Evening star., 1942-10-17

ARLINGTON-Singler room, gentleman; pvt.
samlly; IAN Semi-pyt bath; conv. to buses;
Evening star., 1942-10-17

SINGLE GENTLEMAN ATTACHED TO
British Commission requires 2 or / room
modern apartment in good NV section;
| lit, Star ' >
Evening star., 1942-10-17

REFINED YOUNG COUPLE. WITH BABY
would like one or two rooms with kitchen
IN D.. nice home or apt; references: conv. to
l6tl and ~ SITS W WO ElQ0
Evening star., 1942-10-17

I TWO COLLEGE GIRLS WANT APART
ment, Georgetown or Dupont Circle area
| Cal Cali o MISS DRAYTON, Republic 1900, Ex.
| I3ISS
Evening star., 1942-10-17

THREE BRITISH GIRLS REQUIRE OR
walk distance Of Dupont Circle Call
ADAMS 7434 or write Box 316-T Star.
FURNISHED APT, 1 OR 2 ROOMS, NV.
section OR 716S "
Evening star., 1942-10-17

DID YOU KNOW
Inat Y35. 90 is the complete monthly cost,
down payment. to pay Tor one Of the ss,I new
TWO -gEDROOM HOMES AT FAIR HAVEN.
Ideally LOCATED on Richmond highway
twenty mipVtss from WanhinEtaS. ~''
nS2fnai1p4i.f nS;2|3fnaiS1pi. .f1s1|3, 65}G,RESt. ,S3S9t
Evening star., 1942-10-17
ARLINGTON HOTEL
ROOMS UNFURNISHED.
ROOMS With BOARD

MT. RAINIER-Large room, next to semi
pvt. bath; excellent transp.: light house
keeping privilege. Warfield 6276
Evening star., 1942-10-17

1855 BELMONT ST. N.W-Nice big room,
q windows, twin beds 2 closets, free tele-
phone. for Jewish Oil RI S
Evening star., 1942-10-17

l OR ROOM FURN. APT FOR BACHE-
Ior, major, permanently stationed at War
college, hotel service. Executive 71OO,
Evening star., 1942-10-17

DOWNTOWN. 1889 Eye st. NV. Apt %
Large room. twin beds. near bath; private
family. L. gentlemen; uni. phone
Evening star., 1942-10-17
APARTMENTS WANTED.

LEAVING? WILL PURCHASE YOUR FUR
3-room apt. TR: 1727 evenings Is.
so LIMIT: GUARANTEED NoN-DRINK-
nshed LOUIS SGfsffsS Sci i1th 10 NV rooms fur
erably vicinity NATIVITY Church NV TR.
1891 Sun. "a pm. 1Ss
NICELY FURN. APT. WANTED BY NAVY
xns and kit bath smi fss Randolpb ess59oms ss5s
WANTED SMALL FURNISHED APT. IN
couple will pay $50 Phone slieo s9ls.
FuRN: APT. SUITABLE 3 REFINED,
eensie nns sIris' private bath: NV; occupancy
approx. Oct. "a. HO. 5627 after pm.
LARGE FURNISHED ROOM AND BATH:
near downtown: gentle: permanently em-
ployed. Box 1855. Star. Is.
GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL AND GERMAN
refugee wife will pay SOB to 500 monthly
o aor or 3 bedroom: unfurnished house or
Call Ordway 5744
SINGLE GENTLEMAN ATTACHED TO
brlIisn commission requires 2 or 1 room
wi3f ,nHdepn IN . apartment IN good NV section;
lit. Star.
PHYSICIAN tI DESIRES 3-RoOM APT. FOR
Nne ana chlId; turn. or unfurn., $35-S4O
monthly Box 437-S, Star. is.
REFINED isa1F;1 I!I YOUNG COUPLE. WITH BABY
II,
18th and K SITS. NV Wo. 7039. '' "
THREE nsE BRITISH GIRLS REQUIRE . OR
/ 1oIl N nIleor4om apt turn. or unfurn., within
Adams 7434 or write Box a16-T Star
section. or. S1b a16s. Wv : Noom9' NV
SNAIL Ink, APT. PRIVATE BATH:
young young. man and wife in Navy Dept: NV
sectlon preferred; exc. ref. AID. 1858 after
Z pm. iSs
EMPLOYED COUPLE DESIRES i OR .
rooms. rooms kit. bath, furnished. Arlington or
Alexandria Phone Glebe s74l. 19'
TWO COLLEGE GIRLS WANT APART
cs1l es1ss MISS DRAYToN. Republic 1900; Ex:
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE WANTS oNE-BED
re room ,il,a iurnshed E apt, NV section, no pets
:5so: Mr. THoMPsoN asS So' or rel write Hs Box Box
YOUNG. SINGLE GENTLE COLLEGE
graduate grad en- e1nsineer. employed by oPCW; de-
small apsrtment "rat pAwsoN 81 ~0ala sal Room fasra
COZ, Y: N. c. A.. after 8 pm: 1s'
/. ! OR 2 ROOM FURN, APT. FOR BACHE-
Gi,san loT major, permanently statoned at War
EXT. 253 ''''
BRITISH EMBASSY OFFICIAL AND WIFE
desire desire conveniently situated small apt.
WANTED BY NOV. 18th.
:. Navy 1t. and wife desire unfurn. apt,
living rm., bedrm.. kit. bath in modern
apt. bldg. Northwest section: best refs;
limit: 500. Call RE. 500, Ext. 5l30 or
AID. T240.
BY DECEMBER 1st,
Unfurn., . or 3 bedroom apt, to $40;
good NV. location: adult family of g.
Please phone MRS. BIGELOW, NO. 443O
before 10 am. after 5 pm. 1S"
GOVT EMPLOYE AND WIFE
desire one or two room apt, fur
nlshed or unfurnished; bath and
cooking facilities. Box ASS.
Star. 49,
CLEAN CHRISTIAN COLoRED COUPLE
with pet wants apt: (prefer one in regular
apt dwellngl, rms, kit. and bath. Call
Evening star., 1942-10-17

EMPLOYED COUPLE DESIRES / OR .
rooms. kit, bath furnished. Arlington or
Alexandria Phone Clehe
Evening star., 1942-10-17

PHYSICIAN DESIRES 3-RoOM APT. FOR
wiie and child furn. or unfurn., $35-S4O
Evening star., 1942-10-17

GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL AND GERMAN
feIugee wife will pay SOB to 500 monthly
LOT or 3 bedroom. unfurnished house or
Call OrdMay h144 = e p''
Evening star., 1942-10-17

SUBURBAN-In new home Of two adults,
two rooms, private bath unlimited phone
Phone Shepherd 1907 on Sunday after
| L D.m. 1Ss.
Evening star., 1942-10-17
HOUSES UNFURkIsHEp.

A HOUSE THAT Is HOME. IN BEAU
tifui garden; 8 large rooms, one extra in
fuH basement. 2 baths. buiit-in garage,
glassed-in porch. hot-water heat with oil
lcan be converted. have eauipment); i'm
mediate possession; near bus stop, stores
Call RA. 646O. rs
Evening star., 1942-10-17

NEAR ARMY AND NAVY COUNTRY CLUB
Room and private bath; II block from
bus: gentlemen only Iacksnn 0I0h
Evening star., 1942-10-17
BY Bruno

OUTSTANDING VALUE.
81 1850: center-hall Colonial brick, in
excellent Northwest location six spacious
rooms, two HOLLYWOOD baths, recreation
room, oil heat. detached garage, nice yard
with trees and fencing Act now on this
bargain. Mr.. Quick, RA. 341S or DI.
Evening star., 1942-10-17

1894 MONTGOMERY ST., Silver Spring,
Nd nicely furnished bedrooms. Phone
Evening star., 1942-10-17
BETHESDA BARGAIN.

Close to everything. beautiful lot 120x
$50 with trees and shrubbery, 4 bedrooms,
coal heat; $500. Call Mrs. Taylor,
ALLIED REALTY CORP. WI. 6649.
Evening star., 1942-10-17
SUBURBAN ROOMS.
(Continuedl

ARLINGTON, Va, 31O6 North 18th St
| Comfortable room, next to bath; gentle