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ings by Japanese troops are in
tended to weaken further the de-
Tending army.
Since last Tuesday Jap actiW-
ties have been confined to strong
reconnaissance operations, all Of
which were beaten back. The
purpose of these operations was
to find weak points in the line
which Gen. MacArthur-who be-
sides possessing courage and in
itiative also has vision-had pre-
pared many months before war
broke out between Japan and the
United States. Considerable sup
plies of ammunition and other
war materiel are believed to have
been cached there to enable
large force to hold out long time.
Troop Morale High.
The morale of both American
and Filipino troops is very high.
The ease with which they have
been able to hurl back the numer-
ically superior enemy every time
a frontal attack is attempted fills
the rank and file of the Army
with confidence.
Specially prepared positions
and the jungle both help the
troops to withstand the Japs'
fierce air assaults. OF course,
there Is natural wonder among
them about the failure of Amer
lean planes to come to their res
cue, but like every successful de-
Tending army, they are full OF
hope and believe that if they re-
sist long enough American or
British planes will appear some
bright morning and clear the jap
anese air force from the island.
Then it will be easy, they believe,
to throw the Jap troops into the
sea, even if they do outnumber the
American-Filipino Army three to
one.
Washington realizes, however,
that this is a vain hope for the
Evening star., 1942-01-17
BY GOULD LINCOLN.

The Army is to be increased
this year from 100000 men to
100000. That means a huge
expansion in the number of COM
missioned officers. At present
121 900 officers, in round numbers,
are in active service. Anywhere
from 10000 to 200, 900 more will
be needed.
One thing appears certain, II
the War Department has its way
there will be no political ap-
pointments of the new commits
stoned officer personnel. Yet to-
day every Senator and every
member Of the House is deluged
with requests for help in obtain
ing commissions in the Army
men who believe they have spe-
cial qualifications, men who wish
to serve their country, and men
who, knowing they will be called
upon, believe they should have
commissions rather than serve in
the ranks. Literally hundreds Of
such requests have been received
by individual Senators.
Senator Hill, Of Alabama, q
member Of the Senate Military
Affairs Committee and a veteran
himself of the last war, is one Of
those who has been besieged for
recommendations for commits
Evening star., 1942-01-17
Your Income Tax
No. 13-Return of Income of Minors

An individual, although a minor,
who is single, or is married and not
living with husband or wife for any
part of the taxable year. is required
to render return of income if he
has a gross income of his own OF
$3.50 or over for the taxable year.
If the aggregate gross income of
such minor from any property which
he possesses, and from any funds
held in trust for him by trustee Or
guardian. and from his earnings
which belong to him is $3.50, re-
turn. as in the case of any other
individual, must be made by him or
for him by his guardian, or other
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81 500 or over, they must each make
return or file a joint return. If
only one has income and his gross
income is $500 or over, only that
one is required to make a return.
Where q minor Is married and
living with his spouse for only part
Of the taxable year, and each has in
come and their combined gross in
come is 1.500 or over, or equal to.
or in excess of, their total personal
exemption (not including credit as
head of family or for dependents).
they must each make a return or
file a joint return. If only one has
income and his gross income is
$500 or over, or equal to, or in
excess of, his personal exemption
mot including credit as head OF a
family or for dependents) only that
one is required to file return.
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Of them will be sent across the
narrow stretch of water into the
fortress itself. 1t is believed, too,
that Corregidor can withstand
japanese siege for long time.
While the Philippine situation
naturally is regarded with con-
Germ, whatever reinforcements
can be sent from the United
States, India and Australia will
go to the Malay Peninsula,
where it is hoped lines may be
consolidated so or 60 miles from
Singapore.
There is no suggestion yet Of
the United Nations launching a
general offensive, but it is hoped
that if the Japanese can be stale
mated at least so miles from the
fortress city, the Allies will have
won a signal success which
eventually will have repercus-
sions on the Philippines. Wheth-
er this will be possible the next
few weeks will reveal.
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discipline Of one-two-three direct
delegation of power from the Presi-
dent through Secretary of War
Stimson and Gen. George C. Mar
shall, Army Chief of Staff.
In forming an Army 10 times
peace size. we had to spread over it
as instructors and directors our
small complement of regular officers.
They were a professional nucleus
who had this as further advantage
over any industrial nucleus sud-
denly modified for any emergency
job. Their career, their sole occupa-
ton, was to prepare for war in
peace, even when pacifists thought
they had it all fixed to end wars
forever.
The progressive among them
studied how to remedy the mistakes
we made in 19l7-18. Lacking modern
arms. scattered in many stations,
unable to get any large force to-
gether for practice maneuvers, they
aimed to keep abreast of modern
tactics and arms.
Progressives Have Way.
But what was the proportion of
progressives to the conservatives who
were stuck in out-of date tradition
under step-by-step linear promo
ton? A majority, far larger per-
centage than upon our entry into
the first World War.
But would the progressives have
their way? This would depend upon
the ruling attitude of the one-two-
three. The progressives had their
way.
Then what would be their outlook
in their sudden access of power and
rush of promotions? Would they
get heady? On the contrary, found
that they were inclined to be humble
They realized their enormous,
complicated task in which they had
to deal with far greater and more
rapid expansion of personnel than
the Navy. When a warship goes to
sea she has a full complement of
crew, guns and ammunition. But
in the light of our history, an Army
division may suddenly be sent into
action without enough arms Of the
latest types and half trained.
On Trial Before People.
The regulars foresaw that it was
the Army which would be in for the
knocks caused by mistakes and not
being ready, and it is against service
regulations for them to talk back.
They knew they were On trial before
the people. They had to make good
in tough going.
Gen. Marshall had the backing
Of the President and Of Secretary
Stimson in his opposition to too
large an Army at the start "A WELL
trained nucleus of the present size
could better absorb the coming in
crementS and of itself have more
striking power than a half-trained
Army of double the size.
Another cardinal point Of policy
was leadership through promotion by
selection. This, too, has been
achieved where Gen. John j. Per-
shing, Marshall's great mentor, had
to wait for it until his Army was
under the guns.
One-two-three and four. Most
vital is four. For four is what all
the drafting Of men, all the enor-
nous amount of industrial produc-
ton is about. 1t is the bulls-eye
target of all on which Gen. Marshall
ever has his eye.
Four is the G. H. @. Of 1t. Gen.
Wesley j. McNair and his second in
command, Brig. Gen. Mark w. Clark.
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person charged with the care Of his
person or property.
If under the laws of the State the
earnings of the minor belong to the
minor, such earnings. regardless Of
amount. are not required to be in
cluded in the return of the parent.
In the absence of proof to the con-
trary, parent will be assumed to
have the legal right to the earnings
of the minor and must include them
in his return.
Where q minor is married and liv-
ing with his. spouse for the entire
taxable year, and each has income
and their combined gross income Is
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Air Warden Solves
Purkinq Problem
81 the Associated Press.

BY the ASSoclated PresS.
NEW YORK.-The magistrate
may have been kidding when he
suggested a bicycle to Leo A. Levy.
as he imposed an overtime parking
fine on him. But Mr.. Levy, a senior
post warden in Astoria, Queens,
took it seriously.
He borrowed a girls bicycle, the
only one he could find among his
friends, and pedaled to his air.
raid meeting Parking was so sim
pie, with no restrictions on time,
that he intends to commander
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By CONSTANTINE BROWN.

The next few days will be cru
cial for Gen. Douglas Macarthur
and his Americana Filipino de-
tenders of the Bataan Peninsula
of Luzon Island.
Reports from the Army still
holding out in the Philippines in
dicate that since the Japs failed
last week to break the American
lines by a strong frontal attack
moderately supported by aircraft,
they have been attempting to
soften" the defenders by con-
tinuous air raids and artillery
bombardmentS. Additional land
Evening star., 1942-01-17
The Political Mill
Army to Pick New Officers in Usual Woy;
War Department Thumbs Down Political Pull

10 14,UOO. UnQer the new pro-
gram OF an expanded Army,
10000 candidates will be given
the opportunity to try out for
commissions in these schools. It
Is expected that $4,000 officers
will be commissioned from this
source during the present year.
Leadership Stressed.
Enlisted men, including nom
commissioned officers in the Reg
ular Army, In National Guard
Units, and selectees who have
achieved a rating of ITO in the
general classification test, are
eligible to apply for admission to
an officer candidate school after
a minimum basic training period
OF four months with a replace
ment training center, or with a
total service of six months with a
unit In the field.
The course of training in the
officer candidate schools is three
months. If a candidate COM
pletes the course satisfactorily he
will be commissioned as a second
lieutenant. This goes for older
men who qualify under this sys-
tenn as well as for the younger
men, but it is intended that the
promotion of older men shall be
accelerated to a grade more in
keeping with their ages, provided
they show the necessary qualities
of leadership. 1t is on the quality
Of leadership that particular
stress is laid.
During last October $500 can
didates were at work in these
officer training schools. OF these
$50 were selectees and of the re-
mainder one-half came from the
ClllAoCCo Pei oOllllCl Va VIC 4sC6 u
lar Army and one-half from the
National Guard. Already the
Army has some of these men as
commissioned officers.
Air Corps Expanding.
Before a candidate for these
officer training schools is per-
mitted to attend, his application
must be recommended by his i'm
mediate superior officer. and
also must be passed upon by a
board. In this way, it is believed,
the men most qualified will be
given an opportunity to earn
commissions.
The great expansion in the
Army Air Corps, with 100000
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Veteran of 70 Passes
Navy Physical Exom
Ey the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
SCRANTON, Pa, Jan. 17.-Joseph
Taylor, 70-year-old veteran Of the
Spanish-American War, applied for
enlistment in the Navy-and what's
more, passed the physical examina-
ton.
Recruiting Officer E. E. Jones said
he would seek a waiver of the age
limit of so for eX-Servicemen.
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Conservation of Poper

Every citizen is called upon
to see that not a pound of paper
Is wasted. Demand from every
clerk that any unnecessary
wrapping Of packages or un-
necessary use of paper bags be
dispensed with. -
Do not burn newspapers but,
when you have saved enough
for q bundle, give them to the
school children who are CO.
operating in the defense pro-
gram with the parent-teacher
organization in The Stars CAM
paign for reclaiming old news
papers.
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ability to absorb
the 1900, 900 Sc
lectees due to
enter the Army
this year into a
trained, efficient
whole.
w hill e W e
waited 16 months
for centraliza-
ton of authority
in industrial war
production, t h e
Army did have
he advantage
der military
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% T ! I j 5 II COI1l-
monwealth of
Nations. She is
merely an ally
committed to a
set of obligations
carefully defined
on Au g u S t rs,
1896. Therefore,
it is rather odd
that, while a do
minion like Cam
a d a maintains
diplomatic rep
resentatives in
Occupied France
Evening star., 1942-01-17

pOTIS ABOUT a
generalissim OF
b r oduc i on.
Maybe the ad-
v a n C e reports
issued from Of
hcial quarters
were reconsid-
cred and maybe
when it came to
writing the ac-
tual functions OF
the new produc-
ton chief it was
discovered that
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Air Ruids to Be Topic

Residents of Air-Raid Sector 2
in Bethesda. Nd. which includes
Glenwood, Roosevelt and Mckinley
streets in Huntington Terrace. will
discuss AFRAID precautions at a
meeting at 3 pm. tomorrow at the
Woman's Club of Bethesda. c. V.
Hyson is senior sector air-raid
warden in the area.
Evening star., 1942-01-17
This Changing World
StoIemote Before Singapore Would Aid
American Defenders Of Philippines

time being and that it Is unlikely
any real air assistance can be
sent Immediately to the belea-
guered forces.
Whatever air reinforcements
can reach or have already
reached the South Pacific must
be thrown into the battle Of
Singapore. There is only one
choice between defending our
own people in the Philippines
and protecting the far more i'm
portant strategic region Of Singa-
pore and the Netherlands Indies.
War cannot be waged by emo
tionalism or sentimental con-
siderations.
Communications Still Open.
The belief prevails that even
without air assistance Gen. Nc
Arthur can hold on for a while.
The line of communication be-
tween his forces in Bataan and
those stationed at Corregidor
has not been interrupted by the
Japs. All their efforts to break
the connection have failed.
Corregidor is separated from
the mainland by 4 miles of water.
During the daytime, while the
Jap planes cover that section Of
the front, there is not much
movement between the mainland
and the island fortress. But at
night troops and materiel can
move back and forth.
1t is assumed, on the basis Of
war games conducted in peace
time, that if the position of the
American-Filipino forces be-
comes untenable, a large portion
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Boss Role
OF fNeIson
Held Vague
Doubt Cost on
Whether Authority
Is Air Tight
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.

Is Donald Nelson the boss or
isn't he? Careful reading of Presi-
dent Roosevelt's executive order
doesn't bear out the advance re-
Evening star., 1942-01-17

CHE opinions of the rters this page their not
necessarily The Stars Such opinions presented in The
effort gue all sides of questions OF interest to its
readers although such opinions be contradictory among
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars
Evening star., 1942-01-17
Pertinux
Eeypt-Vichy Rift
Long Overdue
BY PERTINAX.

What is behind the Egyptian gov
ernment's decision to break of Dip
lomatic relations with Vichy? After
all, Egypt Is not included in the
Evening star., 1942-01-17
BY COL. FREDERICK PALMER.

No one any longer doubts that we
shall be sending big expeditions
overseas, and Army organization
faces its second big test. It is the
Evening star., 1942-09-03

CIoTEING-Better prices paid for mems
used clothing Harry's. 113S 18th St NV
DI. s769. Open eve. viii cali
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HOUSES Fur. OR uNEuR.
Magnificent 10-Rm. Residence,
CLOSE TO NEW NAVAL HOSPITAL.
ONLY IL MINUTES FROM
HOUSES UNFuRNISHEp.

RENT OR SALE. SMALL HOUSE, LIGHT
and water, in Suitland, Md. Call Frank
lin 0725.
WISH TO RENT MY COUNTRY HOME,
next to Congressional Country Club rms
. baths. nice, upstairs servants quarters
and bath; l2Io acres, stables, chicken
yard and kennels: 2-car garage: Iron Fire
man coal heater; $3.50 per month. WI 2So7.
TO COUPLE BUYING FURNITURE OF
3 rms. will let house of & rms, bath,
garage; rent of upper apt. nearly covers
rent of house. Box 250-V, Star.
Large Livable Home, $75 Mo.
Special int. to Army or Navy family,
sons ent, Mercersburg Academy; 90 mi
Wash 3 mi Tuscarva Mt, II mi. Hagers-
town, Md; baths, s bedrooms.
Ma. 4T51 BERT PIERS. NO. $3.50.
ROBERT l.. McKEEVER CO.,
Shoreham Bldg
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REFRIGERATOR or ice box and washing
machine; will pay cash. Warfield 1868.
1905 Oliver st., Riverdale, Nd
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7n4 e ST. NE.-Furnished single sleeping
room; End floor; private home; near
Streercsr line &c
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l63S HOBART ST. N.w.-Private family
/ has newly decorated room for 2 employed
young ladies: block Mt. Pleasant car.
/ I714 B ST. N.E.-Nice front room next
bath, for gentleman, $50 mo. Call Atlantic
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IS 80 s ST. N.W.-Double front room twin
ST. oeas; private home; "a blk. transp. Adams
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

kind, antiques, all kinds of glassware:
highest cash prices paid. Call MA. T030.
After 6 pm, RA. 1877. s.
BEDROOM, dining, living room furniture;
contents of apis. or homes. WE DO NOV
ING CAREFULLY: STORAGE. IA. 2937 I.
BEDROOM SUITES. office furniture, dining
and living room suites. elec. refrigerators
glassware and ruEs. Dupont 0513. H.
BoOKS-Highest prices paid for good
books. BARGAIN BOOK STORE, sos 9th
st. NV. DI. 5007. Open Sunday and ewes.
s"
C1oTHNG--Hishest prices PAID FOR mems
used rfOthfup' 100 ct m
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

RANGES, sas and electric, new and used
at builders prices.
P. o. Smith, 1874 H ST. NE. Ii eo5o
REFRIGERATOR. new, Servel gas, 6 Gu. #, !;
S225 cash. Call Chestnut GAS.
Michiaan R33n.
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Continued }

Ss,5o0-6-rm. brick home, with oil heat
and Lear garage; most conv. NV. section.
Terms 10 suit purchaser. Call Mr.. Per-
kns. OR, 2244 or RA. 1477.
PAUL p. STONE, Realtor,
5000 Conn Ave. OR 2o44
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KENWOOD, MD,

SoT,500.
This is one of the most beautiful Ise,
homes We have ever offered for sale in
by the present owner about 10 yrs ago
and mas all of the unusual features NOT
found in an ordinary house It contains
? rms, buffers pantry, baths, Ist-foor
lavatory, finished attic, 2 log-burning Are
placeS ana recreation rm. complete. 2-car
house is beautiful garden with outdoor
hreplace. II you are looking for housS
Near transportation. J. NOBLE BoAz.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
tContinued.)

| 120s NJ ST. Nw.-LarEe, light room, twin
beds: also Ink. room. Telephone NE
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tContinued.) J

3-BEDRoOM HOUSE --- COMPLETED Y
furnished. hot-vater heat: large wooded
lot: on qNiet street. Phone sH. ess9.
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: 300 A ST. S.E-2 outside rooms. clean
p, and comfortable, close to Navy Yard and
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HOUSES FURNISHED.
tContlnued

SILVER sPRINo, MD, s2oi CEDAR ST
h.-w,h.. cor. lot 1oox1oo. Inspection by
BUNGALOW, MODERN BRICKS ROOMS,
istl1so bath dlrepaes perch heat sieet5ifity II
fore Fine section Takoma Park. Nicely
furnishsd. SIlo: Adults only. -.
WASHINGTON REALTY CO. GE. 5000
7-RoOM BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED
ton Alexandria; oil heat; years lease.
Owner. reserves / room Sl1o per month.
oxford 29la or CH. S6tS, evenings.
COLLEGE HEIGHTS. MD
on excellent corner, Baltimore blvd, bed
rooms; i. baths; Gear garage; s175.
''o- D'-''ilsi5 ADELBERT BERT w. LEE.
I'll Peuna. Ave Sc. Ii, 1000,
20-ACRE ESTATE.
Attractively furnished stone Colonial
hqme of large rooms, bedrooms and
year old. Il has paneled den, large in
closed sunroom, open stone terrace, 3 fire.
places, 2-car detached garage, oil heat;
THOS. G. MAGRtDER CO,
CHI. 313I. 205l Wilson Blvd Gil. 3434.
HOUSES FUR. OR uNFuR.
Magnificent l0-Rm. Residence,
CLOSE TO NEW NAVAL HOSPITAL.
ONLY IL MINUTES FROM
DISTRICT LINE.
Exceptionally large rooms with fre-
places, large center hall. wide porch over
looking beautiful lawn studded with oaks
and boxwood, biuestone driveway; oil or
coal heat. 2-car earage, low rental 10
desirable tenant: possession october l.
To reach: Out Rockville pike past new
Naval Hospital and GEORGETOWN PREP
School to first ESQ gas station on right,
! turn left on Wall lane to Tilden lane,
continue on Tiiden lane to the end, then
bear left into property
w. c. & A N MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO,
t1la 11th st. NV DI 4464.
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ear New Naval Hospital

Attractive center-hall brick in new
house condition, s, rooms and 3 naths
maids room and shower. several porches,
Within easy ten-minute drive Of Naval
HOSPITAL and Health Center. Rapid trans
attractive property and Is nicely land
scaped. Vacant-immedtate possession.
BOSS a PHELPS, MA. $500.
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1908 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. tnr. Goth
ana N)-Very attractively furnished single
room. near bath and shower S3n mnnthIY
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DOWNTOWN. 1914 Eye st. NV. Apt s.
Front bed-living room, Beautyrest mat
tresses: clean. couple or . girls q.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.


ARLINGTON, VA, Is N. Highland St, nr.
Ft. MyeT--Large front room, semi-private
bath. 12 block bus: gentleman.
ARLINGTON - Attractive, comfortable,
single room, private bath, in new home;
call after 6 pm. CHI, 1897.
TLEMEN-oFFICERS. ATTENTION
Bedroom and sitting rm. suites with lava
tory: club recreation rm, buffers pantry,
room service; 10c bus. Oxford 4S39. Club
Glebe, a reasonable place to live and en-
tertain your friends with desired privacy
NEARBY va large, well-furnished,
single rooms. private bath, inner-spring
mattresses unlim phone; 1 block from
bus: gentlemen. Glebe 06o9
251S 2nd ST. SOUTH, Arlington, Va
Room in new private home, on bus line, >
min. to new Navy Bldg, 10 min. to Penta-
gon; call after pm
ARLINGTON HOTEL,
q s. No 1: bus sion so at door: ali OUTSIDE
cool rooms special wkly. rates Ivy 1886
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

FOR QUICK SALE AT 81 ESQ.
= rooms, 2 inclosed porches. oil hot
water heat. convertible furnace, garage.
Petworth. Call Mr.. WOODWARD, AID.
TAS7 or DI 3356
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BROOKLAND SACRIFICE.

| Detached. on spacious lot, II rooms,
| baths. auto. gas heat, porches, sarase. etc.
/ Arranged into 5 apts, All furniture in
| gain for only S10,950, terms
! Leo NJ. Bernstein & Co ME. 54lln
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| 1928 GEORGIA AVE.-Genteman, single
| roomer desired; well-ventilated, nicely fur
excellent connections with 18th and 18th
! st. buses and all Georgia and Alaska trolley
| lines; block beyond Walter Reed Hospital;
| retiring Jewish adult family. Price, $50
monthly. 81
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Chase, Just north OF the Circle, where
vice lots and shade trees prevail 1t is
beautiful homes plus n refined atmosphere.
pIettaeehsd' Ist e splendid rms, bedrms, bath.
porches, AUToMATTIc he, HEAT % Prtcs s'iiS. in-
cludeS elec, dishwasher and refrfgerator, q
car Farase. The entire property is in
sents an unusual oppor to acquire a
substantial and lovely home in a most
i9nV ia5 ana s5oTS deSra6e by area The lot ts 75y
FISHER 6S CO. INC, REALTORS, Dr.
$3.50 or evenings call Mr.. CHLDS GIL.
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18th AND BRENTWOOD RD NE-Corner
or 3 girls or eentlemen co R233 Z.
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1914 10Th NV, at Dupont Circle-Room-
mate Tor another clean, temperate young
man; large 1st-f1oor, front, twin beds, m /,
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LARGE ROOM, twin beds, sun deck, semi
pvt, bath breakfast, uni phone; pvt. home;
gentlemen. MI 1888
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MT. PLEASANT-Lge. rm,, sgle. beds for
" 3 young ladies' ldry. privileges pvt. home
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DOWNTOWN, 1885 New Hampshire ave
Deslraole front sleeping room. all newly
furnished for 3 girls: SOB each
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4311 ARGYLE TER. N.W.--Large m. bedr
pvt. b.. shower, 4 windows, . cl.; no other
roomerS: 2 men. S25 each RA S032
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ROOM AND BOARD-Employed couple.
Jewish home; care year-old child daytime.
Box 432-E, Star.
PREFERABLY IN PROT. FAMILY with a
girl 8 by an empl. mother. and daughter,
9. After r. MI 9659. Box 344-V, Star.
Evening star., 1942-09-03

Mr.. NAVY YARD, 1892 You pl Sc
Dble. rm. in pvt. home; gentlemen or