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Evening star., 1942-11-15
British Are Prepared
In Case Of Renewal
Of Nazi B|itz Raids
Problems Of Fighting
Fires and Storing Food
Ceuse.essIy Studied
BY H. J. J. SARGENT.
Consolidated News Features.

LONDON, Nov. 14,-Whether Hit
Ter still will make a serious attempt
to invade this country with pre-
sumably an enormous preliminary
air bombardment remains to be
seen, but the country is taking no
chances. There has been an intensl-
fication of the preparations to meet
such an emergency.
The defense of London and OF
provincial cities, the tactics Of future
attacks and the problems OF fire.
fighting, of handling refugees and
of establishing stores Of food all over
the country are being ceaselessly
studied and tested.
AS far as air bombardment Is con-
cerned, 1t is generally thought that
If Hitler starts another "blitz" ne
will use high explosives in preference
to incendiary bombs as being more
likely to destroy a neighborhood'
An attack with incendiaries reso-
lutely met by large numbers of fire
men, wardens and flreguards. would
not achieve very much and the Ger
mans know it, but heavy high ex-
plosive bombing Is quite another
story.
We know that the Royal Air Force
Is using 1000 pound bombs and has
also used 40O0-pound and 5000
pound bombs in its attacks on Ger
many. These heavy types have the
most devastating effect. far worse
than anything that a shower OF IN
cendiaries is likely to achieve.
Nazis May Have Same Idea.
It is not unreasonable to believe
that the Germans have provided
themselves with bombs OF great
weight. too. And it Is also not un-
reasonable to assume that If the
British bomber command thinks that
it is worth carrying l, 2 and 4 ton
bombs all the way to Germany, the
Germans may think the same about
their trips to England.
An invasion after heavy bombing
certainly will mean that great num-
bers of people, probably somewhat
shaken in their nerves, will need to
be handled quickly, effectively and
sympathetically. There are certain
to be evacuations of coastal districts
The transport of these evacuees
goods and chattels will boil down
to very little. They probably will
carry a bag apiece but otherwise
will just have what they stand ur
In. They will have to be provided
with almost everything, housing
furniture, mattresses and, of course
food. Very many civilians also will
be required to provide auxiliary
labor to help the armed forces.
Rather belatedly, quiz is being
carried out all over England with
direct bearing on the possibility
of invasion and have to place II
on record that my fellow citizens
do not take the threat OF invasion
particularly seriously. However
they have to I'LL in a long and ella
borate form called an invasion de-
iense form. and presently the In
formation 70 supplied will be
Evening star., 1942-11-15
BY LARRY STUNTZ,
Associated Press Sta6 Writer.

<cSoSAatc0 1859 os0A "AAeSAs
LA PAZ, Lower California, Mex
leo, Nov. 14.-Mexico's New Pill
grims," fighting heat and drought
instead OF Indians and cold, are
laboriously molding a new home for
themselves on the sun-baked soil OF
this barren peninsula.
Like the New England Pilgrims
the 400 Sinarquistas perched be-
tween sea and mountain here came
partially because they dissent from
some policies of the government. But
they also have an economic theory
they are putting to the test.
The Sinarquistas, believers in the
leadership principle, strongly Catho-
lie, are also nationalists. They be-
lieve that Mexico should solve its
own problems without aid or inter-
ference from abroad, that it does not
need foreign capital but can live
SUFFICIENT unto itself, that its land
can produce enough to feed its pop
ulation.
Planted in January.
This colony, planted in January OF
this year, is an attempt to prove
that even the parched peninsula
land can feed and clothe those who
till it. At a cost Of $4,000, It's hun
dred families have lived 10 months.
Their crops are coming in, they are
moving out of their brush huts into
brick houses, and are practicing a
nescent industry.
Ten families have deserted for
what Salvador Abascal, leader of
the colony, calls lack of a spirit OF
sacrifice" Four families have been
sent home because their members
suffered incurable diseases. But the
places of all these have been filled
by new arrivals.
Sixteen little Sinarquistas have
been born in the colony. Eleven
colonists have died, but all the new
babies are living. The nearest doc
tor is 200 miles away lover mortally
bad roads"
Although the Sinarquistas have
been accused in Congress OF being
Nazi-inspired, charge they denied,
they said local officials have given
them all possible help.
400 Landed at La Paz.
When the 400 landed at La Paz,
southern capital of Lower California,
they were still 200 miles from the
site of their colony, near Santo
Domingo on the Pacific Coast. Gen.
Francisco j. Mujica, governor of the
territory, provided trucks to bring
the Sinarquistas on the last stage
of their journey, and is building a
low-cost road so miles to the port
of Loreto, on the Gulf of California.
Gen. Mujica, following the lead OF
President Avila Camacho, who gave
the settlers permission to use gov
eminent land, also sent govern
ment well-drilling machine to the
colony to open deep well.
Water supply is still a major
problem. Leader Abascal says the
measures taken to solve it exemplify
the Sinarquista doctrine of prayer
and hard work! First, by asking
Holy Mary of Mercy for rain; and
second, by digging wells
The group, so religious that it
presses a cross into each brick be-
fore baking it in the community
kiln, attributes several hours of rain
in September to the prayer; that
enabled the settlers to sow their
corn. The second measure pro-
Evening star., 1942-11-15
Subwuys Housed 10000

When the raids In London were
at their worst In November, 1e4o.
over 10000 persons slept regularly
In the subway stations.
Evening star., 1942-11-15

Residential section-E. K.
Morris, Chairman; Mrs.
Harold N. Marsh. Vice
Chairman; DR.. D. B.
Ferebee, Vice Chairman
Business Section - Ben
jamin M. McKeIway.
Chairman: Thornton w.
Owen, Vice Chairman
MONTGOMERY Cou n ty-
Stedman Presc t t,
Chairman
Prince Georges County
DR.. H. G. Byrd, Chair
Arlington County-Clyde
B. Stovall, Chairman
Fairfax County - James
H Stone, Chairman -
Advance Gifts Section -
Evening star., 1942-11-15
1913 Community War Fund c

unit reports vnaprua in ddbueeans nsunay = ~ = -
Evening star., 1942-11-15

OUVU8s 11cOBebs 1ISQBeQ. OfQOGH
S16e,1175o 1854 s1eo,545.76 es.4s
s0,sso.OO 2.57o 53,oe7.os o5.eb
s5.ooo.oo 1.7e2 22,os5.e5 e3.1o
100000 1880 12,756.45 b7.9s
100000 COS s,e29.21 32.oa
100000 1910 17.72O.ss ross
43s.OOO.OO SO4 325,453.74 74.3O
Evening star., 1942-11-15
METROPOLITAN UNIT
Unit Chairman. LEE d. BUTLER;
Secretary, FRED C. SPAULDNG

No. Amount 70
Quota. Pledges. Pledged. Quo
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LOW COST MEALS ARE
DEMONSTRATED TODAY
h AT NUTRITION CLASS

At the Nutrition Glass held this
morning in the basement of the
Methodist Church, under the spon-
sorship of the Educational Depart
ment of the Juneau Woman's Club,
demonstrations of low cost meal
planning were made by Mrs. Muriel
Merritt, dietician.
In addition to the preparation of
a casserole dish of vegetables and
meat substitutes, which would furn-
ish most of the necessary food ele-
ments for the family meal, Mrs.
Merritt gave a talk on ways and
means of making common foods
attractive. She particularly stress
Ised the possibilities of cutting raw
vegetables in various shapes for
salads to make them attractive to
children.
The attendance at the Nutrition
Eclasses, which are in their second
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HOUSE CARE
AP Feature Service

Guard against wear and tear on
your house and furnishings. Keep
all plumbing in good order Learn
how to do the small jobs yourself
from the Department Of Agricul-
lures booklet: Simple Plumbing
Repairs in the Home Switch rugs
to different positions to avoid wear
in one spot and change Grapes
around to avoid fading Make glass
curtains with top and bottom hens
of the same width so they can
be reversed and thus give longer
wear. Don't have loose wiring run
ming around the walls or under rugs
in extension cords. They tend to
grow worn, cause short circuits and
start fires. 1t is cheaper and safer
to have new electric outlets in
stalled.
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week, has been excellent, accord
ing to Mrs. Ruth Noble, Chairman
of the Educational Department OF
the JWC. The. nursery for young
children of mothers wishing to
attend the classes has proved par
ticularly popular with many young
matrons taking advantage of it,
Mrs. Noble said. Mrs. William Co
cper, Assistant Chairman of the
committee in charge is helping with
the classes which began last week
The nutrition classes will continue
each Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day from $50 o'clock until IL and
anyone who has not yet attended
is welcome as each class is complete
in itself, Mrs. Noble said.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-23
MISCELLANEOUS

TURN your old gold into value,
cash or trade at Nugget Shop.
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KAGWAY MAN ENTERS
PLEA, FEDERAL COURT

Wilho Alenius, of Skagway, plead
ed guilty to three counts of simple
assault against him and not guilty
to fourth count which charged
him with wilful destruction of
property, when he was arraigned
this afternoon in Federal District
Court here.
Arraigned to hear an Indictment
against him was Dan Henry, Yaku-
tat native, charged with a series
of rape and assault counts Henry
was represented by Mrs Mildred
Hermann and will enter his plea
tomorrow.
Mrs. Hermann also asked that
her client, Roy Fawcett, of Hoo
nah, charged with second degree
murder and manslaughter, be al
lowed to withdraw his plea of not
guilty on the first count, SO she
may file demurrer to the charge.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-23
Turks 10 Adopt
$4,000 Greek,

ISTANBUL, Turkey, Jan. % =
Turkish and Greek authorities said
today they were seeking to arrange
for transportation of 100000 starv-
ing children from Greece for adop-
ton by Turkish families for dura-
ton of the war
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-01-23
KETCHIKAN ARREST

William Greene, Coast Guard
man, was arrested in Ketchikan
today on forgery charge, it was
announced today by the office of
U. S. Marshal William Mahoney.
Green is being held under a $1,000
bond.
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WANTED

WANTED - Middle aged woman,
must be competent and reliable
for chambermaid work. Small
rooming house. Apply Archway
Rooms.
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lraq Dancing Bear
Was Enemy Agent

CAIRO, Jan. 80 - An. American
officer vcuches for this story:
At Easra, one of the ports CT
entry into Iraq. an Arab was seen
daily along the waterfront with
a bear on chain. The bear
danced so well that it finally at
tracted suspicion. Investigation
proved the bear to be an enemy
agent wearing bearskin.
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THE WEATHER
(By the u. S. Weather Bureau)
u S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, WEAT

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE, WEATHER BUREAU
FORECASTS FOR TONIGHT ONLY:
Partly with local showers slowly de-
tonight decreasing winds channels
cloudy with showers lower
temperature tonight about 33
January 24-Sunrise 9:21 sunset sol
since 43o today until 1870 35
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Empire Classifieds Payl
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MINING CLASSES

Mining classes under the direc-
ton of Robert j. Lyman, of the
University of Alaska, will be started
in Ketchikan about January 26.
Evening star., 1942-10-11
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED.

18th ST. EXTENDED Nw-DErACHED
brick home: Just redscorated conv. to
$500 per month. MA 5s7i; evenings,
2-BEDRM.. DETACHED. HOUSE. ARLING-
tiIabe t2n area nss, desirable family Telephone
s43 51st ST. SEC, ROOMS AND BATH
reanired; SEQ m mo ecs CAN TR. oso7. 'ei'
a2s sdSSHHs R sT NE-6 r. B. ELEc.' IA HzAHi y
A l. GR1NDLEy, ese N. AVE.
GROOM HOUSE. NJ ST, CLOSE IN. I'M
mediate occupancy. District 1907.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-1O ROOMS, 2h
saths mads sgno m pd nGdo path in
ToR I,i}R RENT REM TWO Two e-RM. BuHGAIoWs
sYDNoR, oxon Hill, Nd
2415 OTIS ST NE-5 ROOMS, on
manib heat large lot; nice c9ndtSn on per
INQUIRE 1881 Rhode Island ave ne
Mr., SILVER sPG.,, MD. =. DETACHED
Y MAfKSB dSS5 DUNHoP isc isoo IT 18th IS? st.
NEW ,e-RM BRICK HOME, LARGE L1v.
rm. -, KITCHEN and bath. tiled to ceiling,
marble fireplaee, tile porch, 3Os Mason
ss Far MT yaTno ss AZ 7ss Va
NEAR 9th AND VAN BUREN N.w.-AT
tractive detached brick, 6 rms. modern
Nov. l. S135. Will rent furn. GE. 64s4
DUNN LoR1NG. vA.-e rooms, ami, u
Falls Church e01-W-1. ''0'
11o1 LANCASTER ROAD, MD.-Nearly-
owner on premises sH 1895. Out New New
DR.. to Gienside dr., right to corner m ri house SIv
WAPLE w g. JAMES. INC. 1924 14th st. NV.
SUBURBAN VA-NEW BRICK BUNGA-
large lot; refined adults Temple 4aae.' 'eA''
37l5 18th ST; Me ROOMS, BATH,
elect. refrg. gas heat: convenient to schools
and transportation. Open Sunday. 1 to
FOR RENT, LOG CABIN; 4 ROOMS AND
bath electricity, fireplace knotty pine
esn Tesnhone %s' Me- gut MRs BUS w. $40 gfE
Vienna, Va.
ROOMS AND BATH BRICK HOUSE;
ami; good condition: 11th st. ne, be-
tween G and H: adults only. WO. s026
g. s,RM BRICK HOME BATHS LOCATED
fs Rs ssd is fss hss sss. ito to
's,'1n''1s ,'r 9sesss' snSR RsI mo- o,o,
SILVER SPRING.
10000 DALLAS AVE
S110; 3 rooms, bath, recreation room,
garden, large lot, semi-finished rooms
on End floor. Convenient to bus, stores
and school. To reach: Out Georgia ave.
to Colesville rd.. right to Forest Glen rd.,
lett to Dallas ave. Call 81. 6044.
DID YOU KNOW
Tnat $36 90 Is the complete monthly cost,
including taxes and insurance after small
down payment. to pay for one of the new
TWO-BEDROOM HOMES AT FAIR HAVEN
Ideally located on Richmond highway
Just 11a miles south OF Alexandria. Va;
twenty minutes from Washineton
,,THsT TTsHlsRnTnnsr IMr Temple % $500 200
2801 R. I. Ave. NE, Woodbridge.
Dstachsa WM home ;,oKo%c%1b +; r. 81 heat $40.
2024 Rhode Island Ave. NE. DE 0317.
CENTRAL AVE.
RANDOLPH VILLAGE.
Detached. asbestos shingled bungalow,
one year old 3 lovely rooms, beautiful tiled
bath. shower, kitchen cabinet sink, full
basement, Ill modern improvements; Q
miles from District line; $50 monthly; can
also be purchased for $500 down and ball
ancs $50 monthly, fDHzN FINANCE
CO., 0l6 New York ave. nv.
Evening star., 1942-10-11
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

EDITOR OF SCIENCE MAGAZINE WISHES
furnished 3-4-bedroom house, NV. or SUBJ
Urban; Chevy Chase region preferred.
osos weekdays Ma. s4s4. A. -A " ''A'
WAR PRODUCTION BOARD EXECUTIVE,
lively furnished house. two or three bed
Spring Valley vicinity or Chevy Chase pre-.
ferred; S175 mo. maximum. Please call
Republic 0461.- Ext. 3o5. between and
GOVT. OFFICIAL, WIFE AND lO-YR.-
old son desire unturn, house or apart. 2
OF 8 bedrooms, vicinity Mass. and Wis,
Ghevg Yo9 aSs or ts Ready to
8 OR BEDROOMS, unfurnished; within
- minutes street car or bus to downtown
Washlngton by assistant sales manager
large national corporation engaged in Govt.
NAVAL OFFICER with wife. 12-year -old
boy, wishes to rent about Oct Is for dura-
tion detached house in or nearby D. c.;
Two bedrooms required: garage desirable.
can can pay approx S75 per month. Box S9-S,
HAVE QUALIFIED CLIENTS DESTROYS
OF leasing home S100 to 5000 per month
WITH immediate possession in NV. section.
F: A. TWEED co. 55o4 CONN. AVE.
uNFURN; DETACHED HOUSE, THREE OR
four bedrooms. Chevy Chase, Cleveland
Park American University Park, Bethesda;
Will exchange references. Phone OIL. ,os93.
NAVAL OFFICER, FORMER COLLEGE
available after Nov. i5: aaA prefer Sc. HousS; or
sren en- feaf call fFo r, 5aas aaximum' small chill
UNFURN., 2-BEDRM HOUSE OR APT.
N vic. OF 5th and Sheridan NV. reas.;
govt; Go soao executive. Call Sligo 6543 or Geor-
WANTED-6-ROoM APARTMENT OR
house. furn. or unfurn.; near grade school;
around S1O0. Write S. PIKER, 1913 4th
NAVY DOCTOR NEEDS FURNISHED
house house,, or apt for ADULTS; Will buy apt.
erred Nov " s Falls 6hu4aS HsnTRy sp ~
SILVER aGIl;F. SPRING. ING, Or Or ROOM HOUSE;
WILL PAY 8 MOS. RENT IN ADVANCE
for suitable 5 or 6 rm.. unfurnished house;
garage; preferable Va: young couple, de-
sirable tenants. Call DORRANCE GIL. 9094
ARMY OFFICER WANTS 8 BEDRMS.,
house or apt; nearby Virginia preferred
Phone Falls Church 2536-J.
SWAP = OFFERING RENTAL TWO-BED-
room duplex apartment in Westover de-
Helopment. es1nan, Arlington fer rental Of two
Chestnut O017. l2s
UNFURNISHED OR ROOM HOUSE OR
: =, or bedroom apartment, anywhere.
Wisconsin 3037. IL
YOUNG COLLEGE INSTRUCTOR WITH
wife and month-old twins desires unfur-
nished house, not above SS5. Will ex-
change references. Phone North 9539. 12'
FURNISHED HOUSES AND APIS. FROM
houses from 500 up: and sale listings.
Dupont 1854 2O2O ST. NV.
Evening star., 1942-10-11

We have numerous requests for furnished
and unfurnished houses in the northwest
section of the city and near suburbs. We
can find you a responsible tenant II you
will list your house with us.
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO. Inc.
1921 Conn. Ave. DE. 5000
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

sHsx MhnFp sDa4ass M9sSNa s Ss SSgF
Box 237-S, Star.
WANTED BEDROOM APT IN NV,
gentle adults. Call RA. 1854.
HSNPPUss1saED Sa,P sds17,I l. R. BDRM as KIT ANp Mp
iass: adults. Box s6 s66-ss SIS Star a-AN 1s.
APT l OR, RMS, NV, FOR DuRA-
ppn;s p6n married marTh H. s9aple furn or unfdrn
pgRN oc. ARm AIop IN ApT HoUssGooP
couple; no children or pets; for duration.
GOVT. EMPLoYE MOTHER AND
furn Cali cH. 95s7 after er'ie' 5. 'ut '''A''"S
COUPLE WANTS 3 OR 4-RooM APART
ment ne saoF Sr house at once. Call after p.m.'
REFINED MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE RE-
oliver I74s '''' N'''' WV 1'' o"A
ONE 2-RM., K, B.. FOR / OR 2 RE-
sponsible sIs women; good neighborhood.,
COUPLE WITH DAUGHTER IN JR, HIGH
wants by Nov. large rms. dinette and
kit, with utilities or duplex apt. in D. C.
Box Obs, Star.
EMPLOYED al COUPLE PEsIRE 1;;RM. APT.
behaved do.- RA 0071
WILL PURCHASE FURNITURE 70 Sc
cure 2-bearm., k. and bath apt. near Wise.
and ma Mass. aves. RE. 29so. eve; Sun,
NAVAL OFFICER DESIRES ROOM OR
drinks e exch - ref: Box Ress sis-T. sSals star' OF
81 SMALL. FURN. APT. KITCHEN AND
sssss ey m0asF Boa snS daughter ya4 in
REFINED, CULTURED SOUTHERN GEN
tile couple, age 49, Govt employed, desire
furn; apt. or will share with lady Hus-
Weee assS Hsdess B5x aa 5ts two
EMBASSY OFFICIAL AND WIFE REQUIRE
furnished rnli shed or nnfurnished apartment North
west section December 1st Cor later). Pre-
Rarea Rax o9 puy furniture If price reasonable.
LARGE LARGE ROOM, BATH, L.H.K., IN DOWN.
Town ,,S1- SECTION or close in for piano studio,
1aan APaARTMEMT, r. HaS1T7 Fl TulR5N1sHEp SUITABLE
bus L2. Il OF Da. Box sos s' star. star nea.
SMALL s1A Ii FURN: APARTMENT WANTED
1or employed couple in apart, bldg. or
4Ol5.
WANTED IN VICINITY OF PARD ROAD
and 9th small furn apartment for en-
ployed couple. Call Mr.. ALEXANDER, GE.
OF STATE OFFICER DEs-
Woodrow Wilson High area: 3 in family;
no small children. Woodley 1179.
BY REFINED WOMAN EXECUTIVE-TWo
or more rooms, kitchen, unfurrished, mi.
Small spaniel, well trained; NV. preferred.
Box 146-S, Star. H.
QUIET REFINED COUPLE DESIRES
small furnished apt. Phone Emerson 4035.
ARMY OFFICER AND WIFE NEED SMALL
apt. in Arlington about Oct 15 Will share
home. GIL. 5026 after $50 pm.
RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT EMPLoYE
with permanent position desires Lnfur-
nished apartment in Northwest Washing
ton OF, Virginia. Preferably bedrooms.
NO chlldren or pets. Call EN-. 6S16. H.
REFINED FAMILY, MOTHER AND FOUR
employed 10y daughte1s swar agencieso desire
Oct: 15 or Nov. occupancy. Box l03-s,
OFFICER AND WIFE DESIRE UNFUR-
nlshed apartment, living room, bedroom.
kitchen. bath Arlington or vicinity: ner-
manent; Call mornings. Ordway 5S97 or
Box 1878, Star liz
2 OR ROOM MODERN, FURNISHED
apt, by refined, responsible business execu-
tive and wife, middle-aged. Rent not to
Evening star., 1942-10-11

daughter, aged 10, recently moved to
Washington, would like two-bedroom, liv-
ing room and kitchen apartment in north
west section of city or GEORGETOWN within
reasonable walking distance of Navy Build
ing on Constitution ave. Call HICKS, Co
lumbia 1000, Ext. 500E, Monday, Oct. 12.
Morning preferably, or evening.
Evening star., 1942-10-11
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.
MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE

MOVING AND STORAGE reasonahle rates.
VIII take your surplus furniture as part
PAYMENT on your moving. Edelman's Nov
ing ~ Storage Co., Taylor 2937
Evening star., 1942-10-11
HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.

HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.
less than year old. SH. 1647.
DUE TO ARMY TRANSFER-FURNISH
or unfurnished modern stone house on 5
acres wooded land bedrooms, IA baths
paneled living room. 2 freplaces, exclusive
country club section, 30 minutes down
town: gentiles. WI. 9441.
NEAR BETHESDA, MD.
Attractive Colonial home. T large rooms
large living room with fireplace. large
dining room, den. beautiful electric de
rooms and 2 baths; large storage space.
basement has fully equipped eameroom
with fireplace, hot-water heat. Iron Fire
man; 2-car attached garage; owner has
entered the service: immediate possession:
furnished, $3.50: unfurnished, S21O. Can
be seen today and Sunday. To inspect
please call
L. G. WHITE. REAL ESTATE
1715 Wisconsin Ave. WI 1900. H.
Evening star., 1942-10-11
APARrMENT HOUSES EoR sAlE.

4-FAMHY APIS. FOR SALE OF RMS.
each, between Western ave. and Wis ave
Nice condition. Cal Woodley 1916.
pOWNTOWN-FIRST COMMERCIAL.
Near 9th and Eye sts; NV, and WINK
on each moor: 10 rooms 2 bed alcoves Nov
used as 4 apartments, can be converted
e rssidencs or business. For details cali
Evening star., 1942-10-11

COLLEGE PARK, MD, NEAR UNIV. OF
Md.-7-rn. mod. frame bldg. dble garage:
h.-w:h,; 2 lots, 50x1 90; priced for cash,
S5,650 Apply 4616 College ave.
Evening star., 1942-10-11
APARTMENTS UNFURNlsHED.

NEAR 18th AND H NW-EXCLUSIVE
bldg. Iiv. rm., l5x30. wood-burning fire.
Ra,s placs; large bedr.' BATH kit; s75. CHI.
5405 KANSAS AVE. NV ROOM.
empioyed: lady pref: GE. 9a74. ''D
dOl 10th ST. ME- RMS, PVT. BATH.
Cooking feetes near 45 s Light
a4 a4s4 HARVARD dF,v NV, APT. FOR RE-
closets, next bath, kit -O' -
ONE EXTRA LARGE FRONT RM., KTTCH-
en- en- ana ani batn: in pvt home; End f., pvt;
f2GslS: T?Inidad lsi7. af1s 1927 Staples ST. ne
2 ROOMS. NEXT TO BATH PRIVATE
home; nome; sVreetcar at door. Call Wartield
327 ALLISON ST, NV LARGE ROOM,
kitchen, semi-bath; heat. gas, cleo; suit
able for | or employed.
IN AN ATMOSPHERE THAT WILL sUa-
Prise yo9 ! will rent to defense workers or
entire floor, in l2-room, 2bath home on
potomae Tsnfsa i and nd Anaseostia Rivers - be
HERMAN scHMIDT. Ma. sa57. ''l0l'l'i'
APARTMENT, UNPUBLISHED, 3 ROOMS,
0''R Aopy n0rfa aa5 hss
& 4i11 AMHERST RD.. COLLEGE PARK
Nd rooms. kitchen, private bath and
entr2nce. ADULTS only. Phone WA. 2741.
515 JACKSON, ST. NE:-6- ROOMS. 2
dsn dssntlSe; rent, S95 month. B. F. SAUL,
925 10Th St NV. Ma. 210O.
5l17 N. H. AVE. N.W.-BAsEMENT APT,
l room, kitchen and BATH employed adults;
modern conv.; util. furn.; express bus.
523 KENNEDY ST NV LGE. Rms,
kitchen, screened porch semi-bath; Frigid-
alre; adults; 500 per mo-; 2 mos. rent re-
URcIoLo REALTY CO., ME. 4s41
TAKoMA-2 NICE RMS PVT. BATH,
cleo. refrig.; bus; good location: 2 en-
ployed adults: $50 300 Greenwood ave,
BALTIMORE. MD. 2O2 W. MONUMENT
Stood residential section within walk
ing distance of shopping district. At
tractive, modern apt. of 2 unusually large
rooms, kitchen and bath; suitable l person
or settled couple: $50. Write D. picker
tabove address) or phone GE. 7O74 Mon.
II a. m. to pm.
TAKoMA PARK, D. C--UNFURN.. 2
rms, Kitchen, semi-pYt. bath. all util.
incl: adults only. 6622 Eastern ave
CoLoRED-2 ROOMS, KITCHEN AND
after pm II.
Evening star., 1942-10-11

2 OR ROOM MODERN, FURNISHED
apt, by refined, responsible business execu-
tive and wife, middle -aged. Rent not to
exceed $3.50 per month. Phone AID. 1928.