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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26

il would be better TO accept
orders and feel sure that those
in authority will look after them.
Time viii Remedy
Applications are carefully
checked with a sincere effort
made TO place every one to her
satisfaction and where she may
do the most good for every one.
1t is not possible at registration
TO m a Ike adjustments, but
changes take place every day
and in the course of a short time
we usually find work for which
we are adapted.
The refugees we met said they
thought the American woman
could adapt herself TO meet any
situation and that she did this
with remarkable ease and
charm.
They were all wearing Ameri-
can-made clothes and think the
Americans, men and women. are
much better groomed than were
Europeans.
We have new responsibilities
now in helping 10 protect our
own homes and proving TO
others that this is really the
safe haven they sought. This
gracious praise may please us,
but II should spur us on TO do
more than we ever dreamed
possible.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26
Learn TO Be Cooperative
In Working With Others
BY DONNA GRACE

WITH FEW exceptions, for
eign women now living among
us are generous in their praise
o. everything American. We
talked with a group last week,
at a luncheon, and found them
very gracious and fiattering.
This is gratifying to all OF us
and we hope to continue TO
merit their praise. 1t is such
instances, however, that make
us realize we are being studied
and il might be a good thing
for us TO think of our public
appearances and our influence
on those unfamiliar with our
customs.
Be Agreeable
Many home women, now en-
gagged in war work, may find
some difficulty in adapting
themselves to this new work and
getting along well with others.
Most women are amenahle to
orders and take instructions in
diligently. but from our expert
ence at the recording desks we
believe there are just a scant
few who come in with the in
tention of running everything
themselves.
These women mean well and
many of them possess fine execu-
tive ability. They may have al
ways managed homes and fam
lilies and know their worth, but
until they are duly accepted and
assigned to some special work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26
Lend a Hand

We are going 10 be charitable
in our association with others.
We are not going 10 criticize
those who may never have seen
the inside of an office before.
We will forget little jealousies
and try 10 lend a hand TO any
one who is doing what she has
TO offer.
We are not going TO litter
behind the desk when Mrs. Silk
wad presents herself accom-
panied by her maid, chauffeur
and pet Peke. nor at Mrs.
O'Grady. who brings little jim
mic and his toy drum. They
will know better after the first
day Maybe we weren't so
smart at first, either.
When we forget ourselves and
our own interests we can learn
to take our place IN this new
kind OF work. We will make
a point Of getting along well
with every one. Social differ
ences have long been forgotten
by women IN England and other
fronts where service is an obi
cation and no longer matter
Of choice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26

Broadway actress, HELEN WALKER, shows ex
ercse guaranteed to keep the midsecton flat and firm
Top pose illustrates position in which you dig the back
down into floor Lower picture shows how to elevate hips
that the body in straight line from chest to knees
Hold and repeat 10 times With practice increase 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26
Sad Meaning Of Spring,
II Brings House Cleaning
BY HELEN ROWLAND

Hail spring, when skies bright and blue,
Insurance premiums fall due,
And rents and shortages and taxes
Combine to make you hate the Axis,
When poets dream-and wild birds sing
And common colds quite the thing
For me- you have but sad meaning
It's here again-the darned SPRING CLEANING!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26
1920 FOR VICTORY

AT LEAST 10 per cent of your
husbands paycheck has a ma
ture IN 10 years label. If YOU are
doing your part IN helping your
state uroot re Nar pov,d uuoto
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-26
War Work
Is Keeping
Women Fit
BY IDA JEAN KAN

THEY WERE saying we had
become so dependent on ma
chinery we couldn't even bend
down and tie our shoelaces. But
we are learning to do without
the things that made life soft
even faster than the manufac-
turers can stop making them.
Women who hadn't walked
around the block for five years
are now swinging gayly along to
market every morning.
And. since their maids have
skipped over to defense where
there's more money as we'll as
more freedom, the homemakers
are periodically doing their own
work. Moreover, they are going
at ii with so much zing that
they have time left over for war
service.
The Work Agrees
War work agrees with women.
They are finding out you
never know how much you can
get done until you have tried.
You can get around faster, do
more and look and feel better.
You can even find time-as
YOU never have before - to do
your calisthenics.
In fact, a good percentage of
the women's civilian defense
units insist that you attend
classes in exercise twice
week. Exercise is getting to be
part of war work. Like knitting.
A Starter
For the times you can't at
tend the class workouts you
need a few simple exercises
that will pull you and your
figure out of the doldrums.
These will serve nicely.
Get down on the floor on your
hands and knees and raise alter
nate legs backwards, stretching
the leg out straight and raising
it high in air. Tense the hip
muscles and pull up and in with
the abdominal muscles while
doing this exercise. Repeat 10
times.
Stand erect with your feet
parallel on the floor, arms
straight out from the shoulders.
Give a leap into the air and
whirl the arms around in one
direction and swivel the knees
around in the other. Leap again
and reverse the position.
Keep it up for about eight to
10 counts. This is a vigorous
exercise--but it does you good.
And Last of All
Stand in a doorway with
hands up on door frame at
either side for support and
swing your legs high up in front
and away up in back. Let the
swing come from the hips and
repeat 80 times.
There you have three exer-
cises that gets at your waist,
abdomen and hips. If you keep
these measurements trim you're
IN pretty good shape yourself.
Copyright. 1892. by King Features
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11

Need money See PrWidm lean
and SAY ingS Co.. col 1ohln Build
inv. Phone RA. 2jis.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11
CLASSIFIED

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sA.N conn rt.res ~, farf.
N'ft te-leth >tnt p,4f.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11
COLDS MISERY SUFFERERS
new NEWS sis ssGG

NDucan enjoy
q me-" tXperi-
oncc whCnyou
try PCnctro
for the first
llnO IllScnNcr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11
Nolan Choir To Sing
At Art Institute

The Robert Nolan thnir ana DO.
ru> wilt pr,>em their ffe innh,r.
EAR, concert, Nundaj. Nr .Gh
10 thc Detroit ln>tiiul, lri.
Woodward NJ Kirby. ~. PROM.
i>c> ta be- the greatest oaDrr. N
the year hy the Ruhcii Nolan
I huir. he thoir il comre>W ii
~ ,oice> which Nr. Nolan ,tlell.
cd from 49, applicants war geo.
Variety + the keynote III Nolan
recital program. They VIZ SIN. al
l,pc> OF musical work,. Intending
Nrlriiual>. Classics. llnneraa.
songs and three Caniata- "Balai
For Americans "Ihc, l,nohtl
Him ON Tree" and n,0 QUO. Il
Hear america Singing" ndrpiiu.
are hooking forward ~ il. musical
treat of the season. Soac 81 ne
s"l"i>t> for this concert uto: or.
irudc Wilson. Il>ie lankwaa
John stewart. Morris Nttce. ta'.
'fll IuN. rc0rgin Davis and Roscoe
Mcdonald. Jean carmichael. ai.
,anced piano student OF Nf Nolan
viii he the featured piano .olel1
Gloria Fay Tor and allie Harris vii,
~ usual. furnish the actmpan'.
ment> for The choir.
Tor further Information can le
$3.50.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11
Hayward Boys
(Contlnned from nare /

pital whore % stitches were takes
in his taco.
The local branch Of iho .NAACP
entered ilm scene az fae ponf
when Attorney Lcl3i0n Snium
obtained the release 90 the boy. on
q witt Of haboas corpus
In he meantime DO cadet rssi-
izing iie wa, Wrong. .clt tow haf
nor before declaring h, was wrong.
ne refused 70 PROSE- ohafrcd apalns,
Charles.
ON gaining th.h freedom hc
Two boys Waited en mn h,r, f.I.
90 with Glosttr b Current e1,au-
iiN. secretary OF 'he ,oca branch
ana ihon departed Tor home.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11
Jin-Crowism At WalIa Wall2, Wash.
Blamed On Officers Of 18th Infantry


NEW YORK, y. y Tie wh.to o.
nco~ q. tAe famous 18Th lA!anigN
ale aeDaeo. Of iori ng jim GoN
.egulAtians on the iuNa Of Walia
Wal.a. Wa-h.neion in letter ~
ceiN,d hy the NAAtp irofa a soldier
Mh ~ name cannot he used.
This letter says, The mcrchan
~ this state have served MS With
pleasure There Wis 10 Partially
shown Whatsoever The only pal'l-
airy we ae confronted with is eii-
forced By on. own officers. most OF
whom arc from Texas and other
sou'hDn states.
IL have been an,ar wi'ne-
words from fellow soldiers and
Ci,l.ato - ih4 cl'y who say WIS
arc ih'.e Officers trying 10 d..
They are stopping co.ofed soldiers
i'cu eWna any place, and are try
ine '0 make THIS town that has
sct'r knoHn sesrcra th. saiue
as he itic, from which ihcy conc.
ON ihr night q March r. lei.
q dance was gA.n az NFM ilall fnf
eD.tiiers ct iN" -vit lulaltsy
Among tho ciylians present u,fs
were three or four white 3. s.G4
zens OF Walla VIOLA Who nts, ~
jrying the music and CONS ne
with several soldiers. Thm White
officer ~ tho regiment apranathed
them and tod them they could not
Sit with Tho soldiers hN' had 70 sr
in boc'h away from The sold H.
The girls Politely walled os' 81
the hail That same officer has
taken the authority 10 pli ihc
Reire' hmcni Parlor ON or hm.,s
This place has s.ryed co.orel
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11
Brewster
Center Notes
BY DOROTHY STECER

~ the ntual Kie Day 20 30 hold
Apiil pat ! pm. a. the l.asky Com
munity center IN North Detroit this
year. for Tie Nrst time We have
among tho judges colorcd person.
Miss Louise Marshall. THIS contest
mcludcs kllcs from tie various
community coniers.
To Bcgoard Od'l. ono Of our in
>truc'ofs and 10 his family w. cN-
fend our sympathy az the loss Of
his mother w. have known her u
i0nS time for her civic interest and
active participation in her church
activities az Sacred Heart. such a
lie If service however Inspire
ono 20 feel Chat this person did
hcr work well and we must not
grioye TOO much for her.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11
ATTENTION.,
MEN BETWEEN
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su4o..4l 30 ,st,..4. .,ft....,f.. IONS
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l, ~ ana ~ k.ln ra. 5000,
}..aes cren On Apil 80 a wrN
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11
soy frsi-fime Ussn
of disappearing
type SAVE

this now enjoyment in rubbing coz
msericS from muscles RID nH itt'
ctro rs directed. It's gon aHc N-N'
iShlng cream. Helps two ways
inside. by vaporizing oi','le "
Counicr-irritation. It's all-ul' --Ns
function never fails 10 work feF ~
night say Good Night 20 cola, ~
cries with Pcnctro. 25c. TT.ai i4c' ~
Evening star., 1942-07-23

BEDROOM, KITCHEN. SEMI PRIVATE
gas $50 seth st. NV. $50 per month.
large room kitchenette. call Wa 7756:
GENTLE GIRLS 70 SHARE LqE; APT.
or Elk. s566 after 8 pm.
1920 INGLEs1DE TERRACE nv RM
semi-pvt. bath: COW trans; reas.
SHARE APT. NICELY FURNISHED, PRI-
vate bed-living room, to refined gentle
couple in exchange for care Of apt. Sligo
, GIRLS, GENTnEs, 2l-27, TO SHARE
large apartment with 2 other girls; $50 100
phone. Cali ai.er 400 400 p.m enses olebe sses
A DELIGHTFUL. 1-roon.. Kitchen end bath
Park, for one person; s75 month. Box
LARGE ROOMS, KNOTTY PINE. BEAMED
Ceiling, IL windows, ample closet space.
car trsnsp. DI siis after pm
1927 PIX. RID N.w,-vINE COVERED
cottage on Eround: attr: furn.. comfort
emo saas near ss 4sns ho ss
DOWNTOWN. 1143 18th ST. NV
Studio rm., with cooking. for Govt. girls:
$40 ea.' also l roommate wanted; S25 mo.
g-HOOM HOUSEhEEPING APT. FOR SCI,
f'f .p tsts a.eS " fnsn.nii { iss s5os sn' services
q 3 ST Ne EASEMENT / ROOM,
seaDe $40 n1 sHisss
APT. BLDG DOWNTOWN, RMS. KITcH-
en-. bath. Well furnished. Only gentlemen
oT man and wife; Gas. light, maid service.
ENTIRE TOP FLOOR OF TAsTEFULLY
conv. section. bedrms.. bath. sitting rm.
Avail; Avail, to ] or more gentlemen Of breeding:
soEDIs SSnm. s69g f59m New York City. Phone
Frigidaire. neatly furnished for lisht house
keeping. Also studio room with piano.
2 GENTLE GIRLS TO SHARE rgRN APT.
yntil yndI Sept lbth with another. Cali Taylor
share modern, cool apt. with 8, others.
fony ol ,tF.r ftFsnspi NJ Hni5m phone Call before
WILL TlI.,Is sUHLET 81; IL, LARGE, COM coMPIETEkY
room, grand piano. dining alcoye. kitchen.
z iarse bedrooms. baths. screened porch.
Sash Saa r AWE y 81 i K SD
ines for S116.OO. INQUIRE Apt. No. Z.
5Ssnsavs 55ss6sa and pash St,t:s ssn1es' uSh'ss:
GIRL TO SHARE APARTMENT WITH 3
others. Phone Republic 1886 after $40.
"a"
JEWISH GIRL, TO SHARE LOVELY APT.
coinmbin citn ano.assi sa54. Call after $50 pm.
GOVT GIRI. TO SHARE APT. WITH ?
other girls; s25: with meals. s3b. Cali
1872 25th ST. NV, u BLOCK PENNA.
aye.-2-room apt suitable for quiet en-
ployed couple.
JEWISH GIRL TO SHARE NEW APT.
with brother and sister, s.e., $50. BOX
3O4-C. Star. 26'
LIVING ROOM, BEDROOM SUN PARLOR.
kitchen, Semi-private bath, gas, cleo.
Frigidaire; employed couple. 1116 Owen
DOUBLE ROOM IN COOL. BEAUTIFULLY
furnished apt; kitchen privs.: / or girls:
NV. location. GE. 7144 after pm.
NEAR WARDMAN PARK HOTEL
l. room. kitchen and bath. Write Box
55-S, Star, for information.
Evening star., 1942-07-23
HOUSES ukEuRNlsHEp.

WEsTHAvEN. MD.-DETACHED 3-BED-
room. 2-bath. stone-and-brick residence,
gas heat maids room and bath in base
$3.50 mo. Phone wisconsin $40.
BRAND-NEW GRUvER- BUILT HOME IN
aestricted Woodside Forest available in
aet So .ahsd GAYS; cs rooms; % 6sdr9oms. baths;
sass SHsyT T.cs;atsa GaAs5 mid
Immediate possession. $3.50 mo. WI 779O.
BETHESDA, MD-NEW BRICK. 8 TO 8
rooms, L to baths, recreation rooms,
EssE D ae MEzsELn L,eeso VS. sa sso to
Chevy Chase Circle-Do not disturb tenant:
2-csr s4fase: oil heat; s' to be reeonditioned: ] @
aoRpos ses owners Psa Ese 81
$3.50. Once hours 8 am. to 8 pm
CHEVY CHASE, MD. FACING COLUMBIA
Golf and Country Club. Va block from
Conn. aye.--Extremely attractive English
toned. 8 large rooms, bath. gear detached
garase; large. well-shrubbed lot with lily
pond maids ma IS room With TOILET and shower
OWNER. OK. O93s after 8 nm. ~
LARGE ,6-RQoM HOUSE. MAIDS QUAR-
beautiful trees in Fairfax. Va. Adams
1910: u no answer. Fairfax 1856.
hieh elevation in Aurora Hills near Army
Navy Nay Country Club. minutes to Navy
Center-hall plan. large living room with
pantry and lavatory on 1st floor: > bed
rms. baths End floor; 2 bedrms 3rd
noor; fle large fenced back yard with beauti-
B. M. BRIDWELL
Real Estate Loans and Insurance,
East Falls Church. Va.
Evening star., 1942-07-23
APARrMEkTs FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
and better service, ddper-
tisers are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent Cldssifcdtions.
Evening star., 1942-07-23
ROOMS WANTED.
RooMSGWlTH BOARD.

YcJNO MAN (Jewish) wants small apart
ment or pleasant room and private bath
Shower: central. Box $3.50 Star.
Evening star., 1942-07-23

kOOM3DW!Jh BOAkO.
1928 10th 81 Nw-Nicely furnisped
rooms .iso 1oom.
1901 .BEIMoNT RID, Nw-Beautiful.
large front room for or i young Gov
srnment ,rn n, sisis; home Drivieses; good cook
1873 HOBART ST N.W--Sinsle rnl., also
beds. BED ' MI -a s4sS. z '"' WIN A"0'"e'' Twin
1909 18th ST. NW-A few choice va
ssncies: good food. plenty baths. close in.
nished home for eirls: unlim. phone. nne
food: trans, 20 min. downtown, AD. 1151.
ao4 e. CAPITOL sT.---Modern home. lovely
large front dbl. rm S44 each; near Govt
depts. South. cooking. Gentlemen.
young lady: well-balanced meals: walking
dist. congenial surroundings reas.
1928 N ST. N.W,-For girls, double and
triple s9 rooms' nicely furnished; good meals
LARGE, attractive room, suitable 2 or 3;
delishtful club atmosphere and home
cooked meals: convenient transportation.
EMPLOYED COUPLE win give room and
for light duties in the home. CHI. $3.50 or
1920 18th ST. N.W.-Convenient trans
portation vacancies for two or or three girls:
ably furn. rooms. CO 1855.
AVAIL. JULY 23rd-Larse, nicely furnish
ed room, End a. for ? Tirlss Innsr-sprins la1e
I7Ob UPsHUR ST. NW.-Double and
single rooms with board, excellent meals;
for young men; l block on 9th st.
BEL-AIR CLUB, 771O Blair rd NV. "a
block Georgia ave. car and bus line
Choice rooms for particular people; day.
week or month. real summer home; fine
food. SH 3317, sH. a775.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1900 Mass. ave. NV
Vacancies for several refined girls or
young men: doubles and triples. DU. 1854.
JEWISH MODERN HOME newly furnished.
twin beds. next to bath and shower: rea-
sonable North 40o5.
2O14 KALORAMA RD.,
Just of Conn. ave-Vacancies for 2 young
men, also one for young lady. NO. $685..
14O1 10Th ST. NV.
Large room for 3 girls; also double clean
and cool: switchboard: selective menus.
Evening star., 1942-07-23
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

SObUkbAN kOOMS.
bath; : larxe dbie. rms, suit. it, i girls; pyt:
bath, IN new home cony. transp., l5 min.
ARLINGTON; Ais.Is, fTeH,, W. hol2 NJ Daniel St
limited phone: near 1Oc bus. CH. s346.
ARLINGTON-Lovely front room, new
furniture; tile bath, shower. new home: "a
block to bus, l0-cent fare. Men. 1927 N.
EIgaI BETHESDA. Esd MD; nr; Naval Hospital; !
phene @ se sreskfass Rf1 i desired M HSm %h 7a5s hm
WEST HYATTSvIILIFurni room in
new home for ! or 2 gentlemen. Trans
American jewish family. Cali Union oabi.
ARLINGTON. VA.-Delightfully cool fur
nished room. double exposure: new home;
excellent bus service. 20 min. to War Bldg
n,.E. 81 p Co. C. No other roomers. Single. $50.
small room new nome, insulated. iair cold ar
inner spring mattress. unlim phone Home
9oubs dHea sssSn Pbsn. $40 snse ss6
ba IA pFrst Soe ss@an.n Hh !" Private S.
Men only. Call Alexandria 1883.
SILVER SPRING. single. ! double bed
room, delightfully cool: maid service; large
lot; bus. Shepherd 1889.
NAVAL OR ARMY OFFICER-sgle or dbl.
rm, n twin win beds; @ new home. American Univ.
GENTLEMEN-oFFIcE ATTENTION
Bedroom and sitting rm. suites with lava
room service: 1Oc bus Oxford 1889, Club
Glebe. q reasonable place to live and en-
tertaln your friends.
Evening star., 1942-07-23
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

children IN D. c. or nearby areas. Please
phone Georgia 1925 or write Jewish Social
Service Agency. l31 Spring I'd. NV.
Evening star., 1942-07-23
ARLINGTON HOTEL.

w miles south Of new War Dept, on
U. 8. No. /. bus stop at door; all outside
cool rooms; special weekly rates. Ivy
104o.
Evening star., 1942-07-23

3926 5th ST. NW.-Nicely furn. front
room, near bath: unlim. phone; reasonable:
girls. IA. o163.
Evening star., 1942-07-23
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

REGISTERED sHoRTHoRNs, 4 bull calves
old; good individuals well bred: exchange
for mule, colts or sheep. Apt. "A. 7O6
11th st. NV
PERFECT PAIR Of dappled gray
Percheron geldings, g and years old
weighing about 1,45O lbs. each. $500
Also / black Percheron gelding, yrs.
old at 1925. Mattaponi Farms, Groom,
Md. Marlboro 2O4.W-4
Evening star., 1942-07-23

UNUSUAL ROOM in baautiful home. Call
after pm. WO. 6612.
NEAR 18th AND COL RD N.W-Excep-
tionally nice room to share, for l or 2
young women. CO. 677S
Evening star., 1942-07-23
FARM T. GARDEN.

NICE QUALITY BEARDLESS OATS and
barley at market price. about 200 bushels
Of each. Mattaponi Farms, Groom, Md.
Marlboro 204 W.T.
Evening star., 1942-07-23
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

ARLINGTON-ATTRAC 2-RM APT.
unf,. new paper: " block to bus, 0c fare:
adults. 1927 N. Utah st.
NICE SMALL APARTMENT $50 FUR
nlshed. S25 unfurnished. Vienna 1921
Evening star., 1942-07-23

WE BUY USED CAMERAS.
SoMMERs CAMERA EXCHANGE.
1410 New York Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1942-07-23

s5,s50-IN FOREST GLEN, MD. BLK.
from bus and near B. a. o. station: T-room
cottage newly painted. full basement with
hot-water heat, located on about a4-acre
tract with garden and fruit trees: . rare
bargain. For appointment to inspect call
REALTY ASSOCIATES MA 1d9Q
Evening star., 1942-07-23

Used Outboard Motor Sale.
Evening star., 1942-07-23

3 GIRLS DESIRE 1-BEpRooM APT. FUR.
nished or unfurn,. In ant. bldg. NV. sec
MISS RUBIN. EN-. ool5 after pm.
Evening star., 1942-07-23

NEW DETACHED HOME
On Soft lot in restricted section of
D. c. with den and lavatory on 1st floor,
living room: End floor has 3 large bed
rooms, baths: finished 3rd floor; rent,
Sl75. N. G. HINES g. SONS, d. T739;
alter ! pm. call Mr. Martin EN-. 4Of,o
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UPPER 10th ST. N.w.-Newly furn., twin
bed room In home OF Jewish couple, semi
private bath. Conv transp. Gentlemen or
couple. IA. 6307.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

1912 QUINCY ST. NV large double
rooms, semi private bath, large closets:
board optiQnal IA 1892
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SHEPHERD PARK NV. NEAR 14th ST
Detached brick, all large rooms with break.
fast nook and porch. 3 bedrooms. Q baths:
many plants. Near schools, bus. cars and
shoppins center. First TING offered.
Evening star., 1942-09-10
Wilhite Quiz Continued
In Effort 10 Avoid Trial

With the hearing unexpectedly
heightened by examination of wit
nesses, the proceeding by which
Richard L. Wilhite, IT, is seeking to
be declared of unsound mind and
thereby escape trial on first de-
gree murder trial, continued in Dis
trict Court today.
Assistant United States Attorney
Bernard Margolius said the case
may be given to the jury of six
women and six men today. DR.. E.
Evening star., 1942-09-10

D. Griffin, psychiatrist at st. Eliza
beth's Hospital, was to be one of
the Governments last witnesses in
its effort to prove that Wilhite is
of sound mind.
The youth is accused of the
buteher-knife Staying on April IS
of Madeline Matthes, 25, Jehovah S
Witness worker, who called at the
apartment where the boy lived with
his mother in the 1400 block of N
street NV.
DR.. Antoine Schneider, psychia-
trist called by the boys counsel,
testified yesterday that his examin-
alton showed the boy to be insane.
An opposite view was taken bv
Evening star., 1942-09-10

of encouraging Serb Americans to
distain controversy over inner poll
tics of the old country.
Mr.. Adamic said in his message to
the White House that the Presi-
dents saying Serbia disposes OF
Yugoslavia as state, and that has
caused an uproar among Yugoslavs
and Yugoslav-American whose
number exceeds 100000, 80 per
cent of whom are of Croatian and
Slovenian origin.
The matter involves the morale
of hundreds of thousands of people
at-Americans) working In our
war plants"
Evening star., 1942-09-10
RAF Scores Direct Hits
On Ships in Burmu Port

Fy the Associated Press.
NEW DELHI, India, Sept. 10-A
British communique said today sew
eral direct hits were scored by
RAF yesterday on both an enemy
supply ship and its escort In the
Japanese-occupied harbor of Akyab,
Burma.
-Four planes were reported to have
failed to return from the operation.
which included an attack on a jetty
where Japanese supplies we're being
unloaded