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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-08

ROMEO - The Romeo Book
club has elected its officers for
the coming year as follows;
President, Mrs. Almon Schoch
vice president, Mrs. Emerson
Teal; secretary, Mrs. w. l.. Nc
Nail; assistant secretary, Mrs.
Robert Holmes; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Frank Perry;
treasurer, Mrs. Jewell West.
The meeting for April 7 will
be held at the home of Mrs.
Emerson Teal and the program
will be given by the oratorical
class and the members of the
high school band
The annual spring concert of
the Romeo high school will be
held on April 8 at the audi
forum and the program under
the direction Of Kenneth Jewell
will consist of numbers by both
junior and senior chorus and
the high school band. The band
will feature several solo num-
bers as well as duets and trios.
The w. c. T. u. will meet on
Friday of this week with Mrs.
l.. A. Berry and Mrs. Minnie
Grant will be in charge of the
program.
Jean Little won the spelling
contest of the Romeo school
and will represent Romeo in
the district contest. She won on
the word vein.
Gus MeiSncr has been home
for a few days this past week
on a furlough from camp.
Capt Joscp h Handbook is
home from the Barracks in
Pennsylvania TO spend the East
or holidays with his family.
Wednesday April 8 the Wo-
mems society of Christian serv-
ice Of the Methodist church will
hold luncheon meeting at the
church with a short program
following April 9 the Marion
Mellcn circle will meet with
Mrs. Guy Smith at 2:30.
Mrs. Bruce Taft will enter
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-08
BY DAVID J. WILKIE

DETROIT, April 8 - up -
Armament production at the rate
of better than a billion dollars a
month will be the achievement
of the nations former autOmo-
bile industry we'll before h G
yCar-end.
This became evident TO a
group of more than score of
newspaper and trade publication
writers today as they began a
two-day tour of the erstwhile
automobile industry plants as
guests Of Ernest Kanzler, war
production board regional direc-
tor.
In addition TO New York,
Washington and Detroit news
paper representatives the CORES
pondents included representa-
tiveS of Reuters of London and
Of the London Times.
The news writer's, many of
whom saw the industry close
down its automobile assembly
lines eight weeks ago, today saw
aircraft sub assemblies, tanks,
aviation engines, anti-aircraft
cannon and other machines of
war rolling out on a mass pro-
duction basis. The exact num-
bcr of these weapons currently
being produced cannot be dis
closed for military reasons, but
this months volume in dollar
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-08
Ba|horn Rites
Held tuesday
Richmond Man
Died Monday

RICHMOND - 10 h n Bal
horn, Jr, SO, died Monday in
the home Of his mother, Mrs.
John BalhOrn, Sr., Welding
road, Richmond township.
Funeral services we're held
at p. m. Thursday from st.
Peters Lutheran church of
Nationwide with the pastor,
Rev. William Junke officiating
Burial took place in the Rich
mond cemetery.
Mr.. Balhorn is survived by
his mother, four brothers, Jul
JUS Balhorn and William Bal
horn both Of Detroit, Edward
Balhorn Of Richmond and Fred
Balhorn at home; and three sis
ters, Mrs. Alex Lemkie of De-
troit, Mrs. Walter Preppernau
and Mrs. Elmer Buelow both of
Richmond township. Mr.. Bal
horn has lived in this Commun-
ity all Of his life.
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NEWS
VIEWS
BY NESTOR j. TICK

From here on out you can
expect a return 10 the life and
times Of the Gay Nineties. Not
only are the horse and the
bicycle built for two going 10
be more obvious on our high
ways than billboards, but face
spinach or boards should be a
bumper crop with the male
populace. Uncle Samuel is
limiting razor blades 10 one
a week. AS w. Shakespeare
said This is the unkindest
cut OF all" This is bound TO
bring on rush of natural
soup strainers and TO shorten
many mans morning chores
For the ladies IL is apt 10 be a
ticklish situation. knight.
hood may not be IN flower
but it should be in bush.
I notice Herr Himmler, the
German Bogey man. is quite a
stamp collector. 1t must be re-
Taxing TO start TO lick some
thing that won't strike back.
For snap. for style, for fit
and for the duration-you
can't beat a suit custom-tail-
ored for you by Nestor j.
Teck, l6 Walnut st. l have an
unusually large selection of
quality fabrics on hand-so
get your suit and tOpCoat
while the getting is good!
Reasonable in Cost--high in
quality-tops in fit.
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Newsmen View Changes
Made in Auto Factories
Midsummer Production Levels Likely
TO Reoch Levels Set for Jon. !

value will come close TO double
that of last month.
TAKES WEEKS
That's the way mass produc-
ton works in the car industry
plants; il takes many weeks
sometimes months - to get the
first unit right; then comes the
smoothing out Of manufacturing
processes and suddenly cars are
rolling off assembly lines by the
thousands every day.
This is the technique the car
builders have adapted to h e
war weapon program; it is the
technique that probably by mid
summer will bring production
levels up TO the volume original
~ anticipated for next January
/.
VISIT BRIGGS
Today's tour took the writer's
through factories of the Briggs
manufacturing company, units of
the Chrysler Corporation, h e
Hudson Navy Ordnance plant,
the Chrysler Tank Arsenal, the
Ford Pratt & Whitney engine
plant and the giant Ford bomber
plant at Willow Run, soon to
produce its first completed four
pnoiDpd bpmbpr
Seen today were some of the
manufacturing short cuts h I
have enabled the industry TO re-
duce TO minutes many vital oper-
atoms that heretofore required
hours. Most of these, too, are
military secrets now, but they
explain in some degree why most
Of the industry's leaders visual
izing further stepping up of
production levels by the year
end are more concerned about
the supply Of raw stuff than
about labor.
Tomorrow the inspection tour
will cover factories in the Flint
area.
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Mrs. Margaret Teeters Clay,
returned to her home here last
week, for a brief stay, after
spending the winter in Florida.
e. g, Gass is retiring from
farming.
Ileen Kelly wa the guest
Of her mother at Mount Glenn
ems the latter part Of the week
and Easter Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ, Scott
had as guests Easter Sunday
her son and family from Lam
sing and other relatives from
Detroit.
Mrs. Susie Bowman Of De
troit, is visiting her sisters,
Mrs. E. II. and Mrs. Floy d
Ware.
Word is received that Mr.,
and Mrs. Charles Gehrke are
on their way home to Wash
ington from st. Petersburg,
Fla. where they spent the win
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Holstine
and twin sons, Frank and Jack,
and daughter, Joan, of Flint,
we're Easter weekend guests of
the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Holstine. Mrs. So
phia Toles and son, Wilson, of
Detroit, was a guest on Sun
day: also Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Pontius of Algonac.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcbride
were cal led to Canada last
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is improving and expects to re-
turn to her home at Macomb
Corners shortly.
II. N. Williams who UNDER
went an operation at Grace hos7
pital Detroit Friday morning, id
responding favorably but must
undergo another operation in a
few days.
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week by the serious illness of
his father.
Mrs. Elda Mott visited her
brother and wife, MIR. and Mrs,
John Mellen, of Romeo, Easter
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Award
of Van Dyke entertained at a
family dinner Easter Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Simp-
son and son, Tommy, spent
Easter week END with his moth
er in Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Meek
CT, Jr., and son of Romeo, were
Easter Sunday evening guests
Of the formers parents at din
ner.
Miss Ruth AlSter of Detroit
is spending the week with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Meeker.
FARMERS CLUB
The Washington Far m @ r 3
Club was attended by a large
number of members and guests
at the home of Rev. and Mrs.
Harry Clark on Van Dyke,
Wednesday. Four tables were
decorated with long tapers in
national colors. After dinner, a
short business meeting and pro-
gram followed. Rev. Franklin
who was to have shown slide
pictures Of farming was not
able to be present because of
illness. Rev. Tirrell gave a talk
on Germany following World
War |.
Maynard Wick sustained a
broken left arm one day last
week when a binding pole on
q load of hay broke and sent
him to the ground.
Mrs. Joseph School who has
been i'll in st. Joscph's Hospital
Mount Clemens for two weeks
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DECEIVING KISS

Louis Stanley Cady, the
well known apOthecary, still
bushes when he recalls the
prank fellow Pythians played
on him at the Knights of Ply
thias ladies night entertain
ment at the Concord Club
Monday. Here's what happen
ed:
Cady was first blindfolded
Then he was kissed by three oil
the ladies, including his wife
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-01-06
APARTMENTS vhFuRhIsHEp.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

TO RENT OR sUB-LEAsE. FURN OR UN-
furu.: small clean apt, vic. Washington
Cathedral. s35 to s45. Box 4s4-c. Star.
PLEASANT, HAPPY GOVT. CLERK.
lady. Protestant. permanently located in
Treas desires share IRE apt g7 or viii take ever
2 EMP; GIRLS WANT I OR ROOM APT:
furn:, by Jan. 8; state price. details. Box
3sO-L Star. &c
WANTED. 1-ROOM. KITCHEN AND PRI-
yate bath. furnished. in NV. section. Box
FURNISHED. l OR 2 RMS, WITH KIT.
bath, from S45 to $50; distinguished Chi
nese couple with good baby. no. 1854.
COUPLE WANTS Broom KITCHEN
and bath furn. apt, not over $50. FIR.
$500 between and $50.
NV. sEcTION-1 ROOM, KITCHENETTE
and bath conv. transportation. BOZ
410-D. Star.
YOUNG COUPLE SEEKS UNF. APT. IN
NV; room. kitchen, bath; from $50. util-
tiles included. 1899 Irving st. NV.
COUPLE DESIRE SMALL FURN., APT,
preferably NV. suburbs: occupancy by Feo.
]. Glebe 1921
FURN.. 1-RooM. KITcHENETTE. BATH
apt. downtown NV. section; about 500
immediate occupancy. or will share apt.
with another congenial girl If separate
room. Call EN- 2419 evenings.
SINGLE GIRL WANTS SMALL. FUR
nished apt, must be clean. warm, private.
convenient; suburbs or District. Call CHI
343S Tuesday.
YOUNG COUPLE WANTS OR 2 RMS.
kitchen and bath, furn. ept, in apt. house
only; reas. rate. GE. b3o5
UNPUBLISHED. I-ROOM, KIT. AND BATH
apt. by quiet middle-aged lady lperma,
nent): must be reasonable Call MI. 1862
between and 10 pm.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.


ROOMS, . BATHS. AMI: BEAUTIFUL
home. short distance 20 WASHINGTON or
Annapolis. GEORGE c. HE1DER, MI.
uS0B
5-RoOM FURN. HOUSE; BATH. NV H;
well located: $50 Chestnut O050. $500
Lee hwy. Cherrydale. Va.
BARNABY WOODS. CHEVY CHASE; D. c.
Nicely furnished new home. 3 bedrooms,
2Ia baths. den and maids room. EN- 6s3l g.
BRICK HOME. RMS: Ia BATHS. 9
screened porches; auto. heat, gar; North
Cleveland Park. Sl25.
THOs. l. PHILLIPS. 351s Conn WO 1900
NEAR CONNECTICUT. AND NEBRASKA
avenues, semi-detached, three bedrooms,
recreation room, yard, garage, oil heat.
lease ST so per mo. Telephone Emerson 2446.
BROOKLAND. NEAR CATHOLIC U.-DE-
tached 8 rooms. oil burner garage, $50.
Box 416-L. Star
BETHESDA. 4501 FAIRFIELD DRIVE
1Newbold dev Nicely furn. new home. 2
bedrooms. garage; corner. near Naval Med
ical Center. 500.
SLIGO PARK-NEW 5-ROOM BUNGA-
low, auto heat; near bus and schools.
Phone OWNER. SheDherd 5015-R.
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IN PRIVATE FAMILY for mother and boy
OF 3 years. Care OF child while mother
works. Box 3SI-L. Star. -
REFINED GENTLEMAN. retired; with mid
dle-aged or elderly couple. to make his
home: Protest. pref; near car or bus; no
children Box 3s5-L. Star.
ROOM and or board for male students:
Must be within 10 block of 10th and
Park I'd. NV and available by January
10th. Call 1t. Clapp. II, at Hobart $3.50
to give rates. capacity, etc. Phone between
9 am. and 5 pm.
LADY desires room and board in vicinity
4th and Douglas SITS. ne Dupont 1879. X
REFINED COUPLE desire I'm. and bd. in
private family for 1 month only. Attrac-
tive surroundings important. Prefer Chevy
Chase. Warfeld GAGS mornings.
EMPLOYED MOTHER desires room and
board with care for 2-year-old child.
Phone IA 5519 after pm.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

SbbAN
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY AFT. HOTEL. goth
end SITS n.v-Fireproof; A. A. A.: one
room. kit diaette. pvt bath: ! or per-
sons: day week: FriRidaire; ful service;
nicely furnished; no cats or dogs. MA. 1923
GEORGETOWN - LIVING ROOM. Bed
room bath: mountaineering: cleo. fur
nished: lease. $50 monthly. For appoint
ment call North $3.50.
HOTEL I44O RHODE ISLAND AVE. n W
Newly beautifully furnished. , rooms, kitch-
en- and bath. accommodate 4; 800 mo,
2 ROOMS, KITCHEN, BATH; HEAT GAS.
cleo. furn. 3,9 18th pl ne.
WHITE MARBLE BUILDING. s07 A ST
NE: . rooms. bath. reception hall: SD
weekly, including steam heat cleo. gas: l.,
sUBIET TWO MONTHS OR LONGER. AT,
tractively furnished Groom. k. b. apt: .
exposures: Ss5; utilities included. sH
4a"3-J after pm.
1890 HARVARD ST. NV ROOMS,
semi private bath. See janitor.
"A RANDOLPH P1.. NW-BEDROOM
sink; oil heat: adults. MA. 2345. 81
"a v ST NW-ATTRAcTIvE 1-RM.
kit, basement apt. private entrance
Frigidaire. utilities furn.: S2s.5o.
1910 INGLESIDE TER NV ROOMS
t2 bedrooms; twin beds; price. sos; util-
tiles furnished: near r. c. Park.
$40 COLORADO AVE. NV. APT 1O4-
2 looms kitchen. dinette. bath. S75.
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ROOM RENTING SERVICES.

FOR REASONABLE CHARGE will drive you
through sections Of city and try to locate
you convenient to your work. Telephone
CO. $500. Apt. 6l5, 8 to 8 pm.
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.
DOGS, PETS. ETC.

Dogs, PEIS, ZIG.
PUPPIEsIBoxers and Skye terriers. Emer-
son 0s6s.
PURE-BRED WHITE COLLIE PUPPY. male.
I months old. Call North 142o' Branch
wANTED-Best Of roomy suburban home
with kind people, best references-2 dogs
as companion guard. pets; l very large.
plus tax; / fuli-bred Airedale. female. 4
years old. but playful, So plus tax. Only
real dog lovers need apply. Atlantic 1l42.
I AM OFFERING for sale or trade several
papers furnished If desired. Call John
Edwards, Temple 2l63 after s pm.
HOLLYWOOD MISUNDERSTANDING
Cgekes spaniel b'v puppies snd stVd
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS, weeks old, reg.
a. r. s Sii 'H soth PI NE no. 1881.
FARM 8 GARDEN.
WElL La coy MANURE Ian e., 81 100 loo
dirt. 500 lbs. $50; 81 so ton. Glenhurst
Dairy, Bethesda, Nd. or call DE. 1919
before ] | IN. or After p m
-
BABY CHICKS.
horns. Conkeys Y-O feeds. James Feed
slore OLE n 81. Nv. MeiopoH'"h Voo"'
ROOMS FURNISHED.
1870 7th ST. N.w.-Larse single or double
bath oil heat; also h: Apply bet: and
pm or call District 1925. Men only. 81
9a45 18th ST NE-sinale room, new
immediate possession. co: $500.
NICE. comfortable rmy tSin beds: uni
phone: near bus: suit for =? gentlemen or
working couple. MI. 1868 after ..
59 sG.: Gs s2a. reh q
n2i neD'' near OAH "l10
1903 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N:w:LLarae
s sI5o d sse Il aot aIe service Family rates
1873 EYE ST Nw.--Attractively fur
nished. well-heated single and double rms.
$50 TO s35; elevator service.
1927 KENYON ST. Nw-Txin beds.
Beautyrest. pvt. phone. connecting bath:
gentlemen pref.
BgRLETTHMsinsaIe rm;: southern .IDosuI.;
P Peanired Emerson Son 44sa, A.
Large front room. suitable for 2; near
car. bus; sentiles; adults.
RIVER ROAD. near western .ave.-Laree
e ecSnf o o9o TWO s si1is WI os5s '.O
s14 KENYON st. Nw.-LArse double
front room, twin beds: near transp.: pri-
vate family: S14 each per mo. RIA. $500
sos oUINTANA PL. NW:-Attract. single
and twin-bed rms: excel. trans. and all
conveniences.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C-Near bus stop.
Attractive room; uni phone. OR. 1888.
45Os 18th ST. Nw.-Large. newly fur
nished double room next shower bath;
GENTLE: pvt home; uni. phone. IA. 1927.
MICHIGAN PARK. 1904 18Th .pl. Mt
Attractive front rm' tTin BEDS eos: shower
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.. 1903 Les.tion st.
sr:et1ss surns SssI" anm ar1 Dnes ssc
bus: private home ordway 0s6s.
BRADLEY HILLS COUNTRY CLUB. Be-
thesda, Md.-Gentleman only; single room
with pvt. beth. semi-pvt entrance p mae
s vi ss4o golf course OI'vlle'e., rn0ne
s26 KENNEDY ST Nw.-sinsle room and
double room; conv. transp. Reasonable.
4e1 CONCORD AVE. NW.-Front bedroom.
single or double: sentlemen preferred. gen.
1851 LANER PI: NV. mr.. 18th and Cpl
pvt. home. co. 7466.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-IArFe.
gentlemen: SO week. Ordway 24s0.
1923 IRVING ST. N;w;-One large front
$40 month. Michigan 1870.
SILVER sPRNoN single rm.. pvt home.
ss week. Shepherd 72s5-M
1882 ALTON PL. Nw.-Private home. SIN
BIZ ro9 %ood.y 0 sess from eonv 1qs Circle
next to bath. unlim. phone: near transpor-
tation: gentleman.
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ROOMS MANIEp.

SINGLE ROOM. private family: Connecti-
cut ave. Cleveland Park; BY lady, employed.
Box 435-D, Star. o.
YOUNG MAN wishes single room. vicinity
Of 18th and Clifton; best Of reference.
BOZ 363-D. Star.
MAN, young, former teacher. fond of chill
dren, interested in obtaining room and
partial board in private home. Washington
or suburbs; refs. exchanged. Will pay well.
Reply Immediately. Box 392-L Star. s.
YOUNG GENTLE GIRL desires small room,
only in attractive apt. BLDG. within walking
distance to Navy Bldg. Box 40Q-L- Star.
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FLATS FOR RENT.

oOo8 N. CAPITOL ST BEDROOMS
living room. dining room. kitchen. bal
and porch. oil heat. $50. NJ. MAY DOUG
LASS. 1112 Goth ST. NV Nj. 4212.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ADDING MACHINE. Burroughs portable, in
perfect condition. 517 10Th ST. NV.
cosH5 nitric 5fca fE sFas 9 Sfn
lure; must sell 61s 9th st. NV.
ANTIQUE TAPESTRIES, oil paintings by
old master and aT 81 Se specimens
SIS: 5 pc. iiv. set Se5; kneehoIe desk and
ss orsRssi c 5Ts HS sST wo 1 ss5s
BED double mattress matt S. 4 kl5shen f fs9
BEDLMr. Bell says, Lovely studio COUCH CHI
BERHI s In iGess So aeg P BELL Nov
iSG in 4 STORAGE. 1890 14th st. nv
sI RIG open MONDAY AND THURSDAY
BED AND DRESSER, walnut. other articles
a!5, Bashford lane. Alexandria Temple
BEDROOM SUITE maple maple Kitchen
leaving for Navy OIL. 3299 or WI. 52O4
BEDROOM SUITE, box spring. and mat
yress: excellent condition. almost new; sou.
North 1862
p ss{Sssd; .uts iHs sR
sss sSs 81 M6sE$ s.
iNg MR.. BELL At BELL Lo Storage AGE t ttom
3 am: until pm. Also open Monday and
BEDS twin studio,. like new, with hand TslI
after 6. CHI. 29a0.
BEDS ACNE sT9R4AoE . MEW YEAR EAR
ipffSs ana Mattress s1ssa dresser So
chest, occasional, chair. tables bedr room
LYING room; good furniture At sACRi,
lca Us s9Sss = and r. HR|ss II
s STeIs eRsn 4sls n4th s. NV, Georgis
1000. Four "a rugs. 9xl2.
BSoP B Bssss Rss f's s
st. NV. DI. 5o07. Open Sun. and eyes
BRICK. LUMBER PLUMBING MATERIALS
vreckine Jobs reconditioned and neatly ar
Yon save GT me 81 veil IS b
Eli n II + as5 g., VS. Ha IT l4 Dept
$50 Lee es, H He N az Fails ais chareh. Va
BRICK, LUMBER- 4s41 to 1858 Wise; ave.
Pipe. 1-beams. heating plants doors sash;
slI materials from zoo bldes;. bs M ST.:
80 ndS ef M e pen
) to 4 80 pm. Arrow WreckinH Co, 100
So. Capital st. FIR. 9S03.
BUILDING MATERIAL : our Southwest
cur Northeast yard, increasing both Our
service and your selection. Largest stock
IN Washington.
Foundation to Roof at Rock Bottom
R1efi ehs 6s &c our .ofae 3s
CAFE EQUIPMENT cleo. ranges l
cleo. deep fat fryer, / large cleo oven, per-
feet. WI. 4033. g
COATS cloth. black: l gray fur. size 16:
good condition. l401 Fairmont st., Apt.
$03. AID 'S464.
CONCRETE MIXER, gasoline. l7-beg ca
pscity, good shape; bargain. Brandyvine
26S1
DAVENPORT, tufted back seat and arms.
ota1y, $500 14th st. NV.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD,

DOWNTOWN. 1919 Vermont ave.-Larse
room with dressing room. suit: 3; c.hw.:
best foods; 1913 per mo, ca. NE. 1904.
141I KENNEDY ST. <NW-Nicely fur
nished single or double room. semi-priyate
bath; private home; excellent board. Sc
VACANCY in twin bed room gentle gem
tleman 20 NV. section; delicious food. Call
A LOVELY TWIN BED ROOM. pvt home;
gentlemen. 3io5 18th st. NV. DU. 4s5a.
5000 ILLINOIS AVE. Nw-Jewish home,
master bedroom. twin beds. adjacent
shower; balanced meals. GE. O333.
IN GEoRGETOWN- i double single
room; good meals: Transportation at door:
private home. Ordway 1894.
904 e.. CAPITOL sT-Modern home, mr..
Govt. depts.: lovely double adjoining bath;
$50: triple, front. S36. So. cooking.
1910 3rd ST NW-Private family. excfu-
sive home, excellent meals; built-in shower;
one or two gentlemen.
DUPONT CLUB. 1926 18th st, n.v.-va-
eancy in double room for gentleman. $40.
Dupont 9049.
WILL BOARD l child, 3 yrs; or over. nice
I'd, Hyatts.. Md
?425 FIRST ST. NW.-Large front double
bedroom. accommodation for 2 or 3 young
men: excellent meals. Dupont $3.50
Attractively furnished double room. sep
srate beds. separate closets; good cooking
TERRACE HALL,
1445 Mass ave n.w-Outside rms. running
water. selective menu: walking distance.
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE.
few VACANCIES in this popular guest
house specializing in good food and service.
171@ New Hampshire ave NV.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

100 LINCOLN AVE. TAX. PIX. MD.-UN-
furnished apt 3 rms. kit and bath. End
floor. S42.5O; no children. 81. 500.
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UhFuR.
chw; 2 porches, large yard. Box COLO
Star.
MODERN APT FOR ADULTS.
2 rms, k and bath. new refg. and stove,
hit. 1t. and gas incl. ABB N. Hampshire
THOS D. WALSH INC. DI 1885,.
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APARTMENTS UhFURhIsHED.

APARTMENTS UkFURkIsHED.
PETwORTH-ENT1RE FLOOR PRIVATE
house. = large rooms. kit, bath; heat. refs.
S45. Christian adults. Box 351-D, Star.
S37 .oO-ONE BEDROOM. KITCHEN AND
bath. Frigidaire included. Opp. Govt.
Printing ONCE 40 H st. NV. NE. 66s2.
LARGE LIVING ROOM tFTREPLACE).
bedroom, bath. refrigerator,, on LIST floor
of new home In Burnt Mills Hills. Nd:
private entrance: 500 per mo. SH. 1855.
3 RMS. BATH, UNLIM. PHONE: ADULTS
only 1916 5th ST. ne. Avail. Jan. 9th.
Ii 434p after 5 pm.
1904 ST. NE LARGE ROOMS AND
kitchenette. semi-pvt. bath; S42 80. Newly
papered and painted
1917 2 ST. s,E.. BLOCK FROM PAIR;
lawn Golf Course-Seversl new and 8
room apis. avail. for Jan. 3 and FEB. /.
All utilities furnished. See res. mgr,
Apt Bill. AT. 240S.
s35-THE FAIRLEE. 1921 KENYON ST.
n.w.-Large living room, dinette. kit, tile
bath, refg. Michigan 4466.
1877 TT. STEVENS DRIVE-MODERN DU-
plex: living room. bedroom. junior dining
room. kitchen and porch, adults only.
TAYLOR 1890 or apply Apt. No. l.
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GOLD, DIAMONDS.
Highest cash prices paid. Arthur MarkeL
91S F St NV. RIM. 301. Ma. 02S4.
DIAMONDS-OLD GOLD.
Platinum diamond watches and any other
jewelry purchased Highest prices paid.
New York Jewelry Co. 727 9TH st: NV.
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HOUSES AND tPTs.. NEW YORK.
NEW YORK CITY
CHOICE FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
SHORT-LONG TERM LEASE.
Apartment Leasing Service,
l5o West END ST Trafalgar Al 500.
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FARM 8 GARDEN.

WELL-ROTTED COW MANURE. 81 100
lbs: 500 lbs. So: S12 so ton Rich Garden
dirt 800 lbs, So. so; 81 so ton. Glenhurst
Dairy, Bethesda. Md, or call DE. 1919
before II a m. or after 4 pm.
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BABY CHICKS.
ROOMS FURNISHED.

BARRED ROCKS. R I. Reds, White Leg
horns, Conkey's 70 feeds. James Fee
Store 6l9 K ST. NV. Metropolitan 00Ss
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

A few vacancies in this popular guest
house specializing in good food and service.
1912 New Hampshire ave NV.