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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-19

had a kind of inhammatory re-
action on the skin of the hands.
He reasoned that the X-ray
might kill certain cells and he
sent a patient with cancer of the
breast for treatment TO a Mr..
Grubel of Chicago, who was an
expert in me use of the early X
ray tubes. | understand that Mr..
Grubel is still alive.
A little later Becquerel, who
was a co-worker with the Curies
on radium, walked into their lsbo-
rstory and showed them a little
ulcer on the skin of his abdomen.
See he said, II am its friend,
but II bites me" He had put a
piece of rsdium in his vest pocket
and left It there long enough 20
cause some skin destruction.
From these experiences, one the
result of reasoning and one the
result Of accident, there has devel-
oped the great field Of the use of
radiant light in the treatment Of
certain diseases. The diseases in
clude cancer. certain blood dis
eases, Emphatic node diseases
and great many skin conditions.
An enormous amount of i'm
provement has been made in the
equipment and the technique of
this work. With the early tubes
there was no way TO measure the
amount Of current the tube re-
ceived. The use Of filters and pro-
tective devices have been improve
ments of only the last Is to 90
years.
To try TO explain how the X-ray
works is not easy in simple lam
guage because there are many
things that are not yet known
about it. The X-ray and radium
emanate a form Of light different
from the light which our eyes per-
ceive in being only a much shorter
wave length.
This shorter wave length gives
the power to penetrate objects
which appear opaque to the eyes.
This light is discharged at tre-
mendous speed in the form OF tiny
particles of Congratulations
which penetrate tissues for some
distance until they strike an atom
which knocks them out Of their
orbit, the result of which is a
transfer of energy. This charged
energy has an effect upon certain
tissues.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-19

al tAaAAN0s tAN0PA MIS- AiOO1s
Mrs. Edward Foss returned to
her home after spending a week
with her son, Carl and family, Up
SLANT. Tuesday evening visitors
at the Foss home were Mrs. Paul
Frankforther. Ann Arbor, and Mrs.
Carl Foss and son Donald, Ypsi'
lant.
Mrs Rose Szabo and grandson,
Jack Szabo, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph King and family and Mr..
and Mrs. Mike 10th and Patsy, De-
troit, Saturday. Visitors at the
Szabo home Sunday we're Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Ishvan, New Boston. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Reeves, Tecum-
sch
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Reynolds.
Carey. o.. visited Mr. and Mrs.
Otto lmhotf and John, Sunday, and
were dinner guests. Mrs. Reynolds
is a sister of Mrs. Imhoff.
Miss Helen Marie VANITY, who
was graduated from Lincoln School
last week, has a position in Ann
Arbor and started work as steno-
grapher Monday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-19
Your Health
N-rays DESTROY,
.Activate Cells
in Healing
By Logan CIendennlng. ". 3.

THE DISCOVERY of the X.
ray was announced in 1895. As
early as 1895 DR.. j. Z. Gilman Of
Chicago, who was physician TO an
industrial plant which manufac-
tured the early type Of X-rsy APP
paratus, noticed that the workers
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-19
Action Of the Y Ray

The second part Of the action of
the X-ray-the effect on tissues
applies best to few kinds of cells.
The law of action, which was for
INFLATED in 1906, states that the
sensitivity of tissue TO the X-ray
varies with the degree of differen-
tiation of the cell. Therefore. a
young undifferentiated cell such as
that of cancer, Emphatic tissues,
etc. is destroyed most easily. But
this law is only relatively true,
since it has been found out that
the environment of the cells is also
of great Importance.
To summarize: in some cases
the X-ray destroys tissues by des-
troying the cells directly and in
some cases it causes healing by
increasing the activity of the heal
ing cells. Some highly differen-
tiated cells are not affected by the
X-ray at all.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
R.:-Will disthermy treat
ment cure severe Inflammation of
the fallopian tubes or oviducts?
II so. approximately over what
period Of time. II diathermy
treatments are not advisable, what
should be done and over what pc
riod Of time?
Answer: Diatherry is frequent
ly a very successful treatment Of
inAamed fallopian tubes. When
the condition does not respond TO
diathermy. it can be treated by an
operation. | would say that dia-
thermy treatment should be con-
tinued for at least six months.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-19
S. w. Augusta News

Cecil Hess and children. David
and Joyce. Mrs. Nora Hoot and Mr..
Fay Hess, Milan. The whole group
are relatives except Mrs. Hoot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01

II Is, honey" Triumphantly he
drew a photograph out of his
blouse pocket
Wasn't my aunt surprised? ?"
Cynthia asked with amusement.
your aunt, my dear, is an
awfully good sport. She knew
I was going to enlist, and when
she knew you'd be at Camp Vic
tory, she cabled me I'd better
try and go there myself. That's
why I'm beside you-and every
thing all set, my sweet"
She closed her eyes and nodded
her head in aquiescence.
"We1l get married as soon as
we can" he Rugged her TO him.
Dad promised me when the
wars over he'll send me 10
China-they use n lot Of Is. j.
trucks there. Well take a trip
around the world and make IL
our honeymoon"
She laughed out loud.
What's so funny, baby" he
asked.
I'm just thinking what hard
time mother IL going to have
keeping up with us two JOneses,"
she giggled. THE END.
Tomorrow's short story:
"SIalom Champion" by Anthony
Rud.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01

marrying Geoff. They hadn't
even seen fit TO write her, after
she'd sent them a photograph of
Cynthia year or so ago.
Cynthia was afraid this was
the last of Jimmie Jones as fan
as she was concerned and hel
heart skipped a beat when ht
telephoned her next morning.
How bout taking a walk
with me after retreat tonight p"
he asked in his slow drawl.
without preliminaries. as if
they'd always known each
other.
I'll meet you at the club
house at g." she whispered.
Her face glowed, as she quickly
hung up the receiver-Clare
might be back at any moment.
She saw him then almost every
day at the club. There was a
tacit understanding between her
and her father-it would he better
if Clare didn't know about her
with Jimmie.
They had been sitting silently on
a bench in front of the center one
warm evening, when Jimmie said
to Cynthia:
Your father thinks I'm o. X,
but your mother doesn't like me
one bit, does she?" he asked.
STOPPING down TO pick blade
of grass.
well" Cynthia floundered,
Mother has notions"
What l am wondering is" he
said slowly, his face still turned
to the ground, what the old girl
will say when we tell her we are
going To be married"
ut won't make any difference
to me. She'll just have to get
used to the idea" Cynthia
snuggled warmly up TO him.
And, darling. II you should hap
pen TO ask me. I'd call this a
neat way Of not proposing 10 n
day."
lie Kissed her gently Tor The flrSt
time.
I'm glad that's all settled be-
fore dad gets here tomorrow"
He heaved sigh of relief.
"Your dad arriving tomorrow.
How exciting" Cynthia cried
with enthusiasm.
just had a telegram. He's
flying here-he wants 10 pay n
ADVFRTISFNFNT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01
KnowIe dee Test
BY DIR. sABINA II. CONNOLLY

Copyright. 1882 by King Features
Who is the author: (a) Muir
der in the Cathedral; Cb)
The Murders in the Rue
Morgue"; (c) ION Murder as
one of the Fine Arts?
label these terms music. paint
ing, poetry: (a) Sonnet, coup
let, stanza; (b) sonata, fuguc,
allegro; tc) fresco, cartoon,
mezZotint?
3-In what wars were these
men important; ta)- Robert
Morris; (b) Winfield Schley
5c) William RosencranS
What kind of a man is he if.
fta) He is a catspaw; tb) he is
foxy; (c) he has horse sense
Americas (a) What is
the largest river; tb) near
what country is Trinidad; CO.
what is the southern part o!
South America called?
yes or no: (a) DC
bats have eyes; (b) is a cross
fox red; (c) do cells have
scales?
ANSWERS on Page 23)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01
Answer to yesterdays puzzle.

surprise visit to the club" he
cleared his throat.
"Why would he want to pay a
surprise visit TO the club ?"
Cynthia stared.
you'll have TO know some
time, Duckie, so IL might az
well be now. My dad gave 'em
a check TO build this whole
blooming place" Jimmie waved
his long arms around. so that
the gesture EN- brace the
building.
She caught his arm.
Listen. honey, you're foOling.
I don't believe YOU"
He turned to her with a serious
lace. mo, honestly, Cynthia, it,,
all true. My dad is BalIister j
JONES'" he said shamefacedly.
"Ballister j. JONES'" Cynthia
echoed family.
yes. You know the guy who
makes Il. j. trucks" he patiently
explained.
But, Jimmie, you told me he
was mechanic" she said in
dignantly.
We'll" he grinned. che is
he's darned good mechanic"
Suddenly he was more solemn
than she'd ever seen him before
IL didn't tell you, darling, be-
CHusc / was afraid ii would
make difference somewhere
along the line. wanted you to
fall in love with me, sweet.
Don't you see? With me,
Jimmie the Rookie, and not
Ballister J. Jones, Junior"
"BaIlister j. Jones, Junior"
She murmured. But why did
you call yourself Jimmie 2"
He took hold of her hand
"The j. stands for James.
They've always called me Jimmie
at home. so when I came here I
arranged To be Jimmie Jones,
because I didn't like the idea of
Ii. j. trucks following me around
all the time"
A sudden thought came to
Cynthia:
'Then II was through you we
came here?"
He held her close.
Dad spends lot OF time In
England on business. The Bur
hamptons are old friends of ours,
and he talked to them about
spending some OF his profits on
AMY tracks for service men.
"When your aunt found your
father free To take the job, she
cabled dad suggesting he'd make
a good director for the club
here. Kiss me honey" His
mouth closed on her mouth.
After a moment she pulled away
from him.
''But what will your dad say?
Maybe he won't like our getting
married."
But no, precious. He'll he de-
lighted. He knows I've been in
love with you for quite WHILE"
his voice was misChieVous.
Jimmie - we've only known
each other for a few weeks" she
protested.
Its the truth, darling" he
said, doggedly. Mother took me
to London two summers ago. We
were sick and tired OF hotels, 10
we rented the Burhampton's
house while they were In the
country"
THAT doesn't explain how you
fell In love with me, never hav-
ing met me-"
I'm getting there by degrees.
In my bedoorm i'm your aunt's
house, she accidentally left be-
hind a picture of YOU" he began.
And 80 when we left I asked
her To let me have u.
Because. I told her. some day
l was going 10 marry you. Here
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01
Daily Quiz
BY THE ACE ANSwERMAN

BY THE ACE ANSWERMAN
Distributed by King Features synd., Inc.
l-On the night of Feb. II, 1864,
the vessel Housatonic, blockad-
ing the port of Charleston. was
sunk. What historical signifi-
canoe did the sinking have?
2-What heavenly body, apparently
the largest and brightest. is
actually almost the smallest
and faintest of naked-eye stars :?
Each of the people of the
United States consumed an
average of how many pounds
of sugar during 1871?
1 The principal overseas harbor
OF Australians greatest port is
called Woolloomooloo Bay.
What port is IL?
)-According to the old nursery
rhyme. what doctor stepped in
a puddle up 10 his middle?
6-What common hollow-horned
animal has a beard 2
because he was the reputed
author of many of the psalms,
what king became known as
the royal pSalmiSt?
ANSWERS on Page SS)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01

do you really know my
sister-in-law, Lady Burhamp-
toni" she asked pointedly.
why, sure I do" He looked
at her in surprise. Didn't she
cable you about me: We lived
In her house, my mother and l."
he paused.
"You lived I'm her house ."
Clare interrupted inquisitively.
"Why, yes" he answered with
quiet dignity.
The door had barely close
behind him when Clare stampet
her foot.
81 thought ne was rather
nice" Cynthia said unhappily.
well, he won't be invited
here again." was Clare's parting
shot as she ran upstairs 10
weep Historically on her bed
What humiliation they had
brought to her, the Burhamp-
tons!
1t wasn't enough they had
ignored her all these years,
because they objected 10 her
Observation-Disclosures
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-01
Daily Short Story
Keeping Up With Joneses
BY ALIssA kerr

IRON the time she was ole
Il enough TO take herself 10 the
public library of the little town OF
Centerville. Clare OMalley had
been filed with a longing for what
she termed The Better Things OF
Life" as displayed by the maya
zines sumptuous advertising.
But she found no solution for the
possible achievement of these
coming as she did from simple
folk. until she met Geoff Hanley.
Geoff got the habit of strolling 10
the library after he'd seen Clare
there.
Pretty. SHY. 17-year-old Clare
did something 10 Geoff-probably
because she Mas-the exact
antithesis of his empowering only
sister Cynthia, then being courted
by Lord Burhampton, who'd come
over TO buy hardware from the
Hanley Iron Works.
The Hanley Iron Works went
down with the depression. and
Ceoff. a swell athlete, was physi-
cal instructor in boys school
when Cynthia, named after my
sister-in-law. Lady Burhampton,
was born.
Excepting up with the Joneses,"
Cynthia would kid her mother
gaily, hoping 10 change her. She
loved her mother-but she eX-
asperated her.
Her silken amber-colored hair
and the small heart-shapcd face
were like Clare's. Tall and 1.-the
legged, the girl showed everywhere
the innate breeding given her by
the Hanleys.
At the outbreak of the war the
boys school was disbanded. and
Clare wrote Cynthia Burhampton
by Clipper asking her if she hap
pened to know where Geoff could
find an immediate job.
Soon afterwafd Geoff received a
letter from a welfare organization
offering him the position of direc-
tor of the service club at Camp
Victory by reason of his years Of
experience at the boys school.
No longer did Clare have TO
strive TO keep up with the Joneses
Geoff was in the midst of firm
argument with Clare, concerning
her ideas of a recreationai direc-
tors rank when a cable arrived
from London. 1t said: Sending
Jimmie Jones to see you. Gym
thia."
Their wonderings about Jimmie
Jones were short lived. for, on the
heels Of the cable, a pleasant voice
announced over the wire, This is
Jimmie Jones'"
Clare, much fiustered at her first
actual contact with her siSter-in-
law, invited him TO tea the follow
ing afternoon. In her haste she
forgot to ask where he was staying,
and what he might be doing in the
vicinity of the camp.
The tea tray had been prepared,
IS far as possible according to
Elinor Ames, when Jimmie Jones
arrived. A slim young giant, his
lean, sensitive face was Offset by
freckles and a mop of unruly curls,
showing a CLINT of red.
Cynthia and her father twinkled
knowingly at each other. as they
watched Clare's amazed disgust.
For. of all things, Jimmie wore a
rockies uniform. bearing the in
sigma of a regiment stationed at
Camp Victory.
81 don't know that I've seen
You before:" Geoff asked
cordially.
"Only arrived yesterday, sir"
He gazed with frank pleasure at
Cynthia.
Oblivious to Clare's silences, he
made no bones about enjoying his
tea.
'Not that I've any complaints
to make about the chow, as yet"
he laughed. AS he helped him
self to another slice Of toast
clare addressed him for the first
time.
do you really know my
Evening star., 1942-03-07
SUBURBAN ROOMS.


SUNNY. WELL-FURNIsHED ROOM with
adjoining bath. in private home. near Rixey
Mansion sion and & Westminster Golf a1d COM nHi
ALEXANDRIA. VA, near Navy Bldg.-Sin-
gle room. next bath: 10-cent bus to town;
gentleman: gentle. Temple 1925.
300I CHEVERLY AVE. Cheverly. Md
Fur. room. next to bath; employed couple
or girls. WA. 2923. 90
Star.
SINGLE ROOM in new private home:- new
furniture; garage available. CHI. TAG.
NICE ROOM in modern home of 2 adults
from G5 Iee aey ca
after pm. weekdays and all day Sun.
LEE BLVD. HEIGHTS-Double room. twin
beds; single room; in new home with
young couple. Gentlemen. Falls Church
UNUSUALLY LARGE living bed room com
bined, FURNISHED; prefer :! ladies or mar
ried couple; S35 month WA 1884. 1000
Quintana st. HyattSville. Md.
ARLINGTON, VA, 1919 N. Edgewood St
Furnished room in new brick home. suit
month. Call Chestnut 6g34 after pm.
Saturday and all day Sunday.
ARLINGTON-Double room. new home, at
transp. and restaurant Glebe 1873,
ARLINGTON. Va-Large double room,
twin beds, Venetian blinds. / large win
dows. adj. bath and shower. New home.
CHI. 5S1.1 after :. pm
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM for gentlemen in
attractive private home, on bus line. &c
fare, 10 min. from NAVY and War bldgS.
$500 S. Arlington Ridge I'd Call Jackson
203S-W weekdays after pm. week ends
after =" p.m. Sat.
AIR, > large sep. rooms, l with den. pvt.
bath. new home, well furn; suit = men; no
other rnOmPrS CH nl3l
Evening star., 1942-03-07
ROOMS WANTED.
(Continued)

REFINED COUPLE desires furnished bed
room, twin beds, sitting room, private
bath, garage space; in a nearby virginia or
Chevy Chase, Maryland. private Christian
home Box o4o-T, Star 50
Evening star., 1942-03-07
STUDIOS.

SALE OR LEASE
o-STORY BRICK BUILDING IN ST. MAT
THEW S CT. ADJACENT CONN. AND r.
/ AVESl; COMMERCIAL ZONE: SUIT
ABLE FOR STUDIO AND BUSINESS
L. w. GROOMES. 1919 EYE ST
Evening star., 1942-03-07
HOME OF CHARM.

Sor this new alI-brick American Colonial
I'll - ~ ~, n@pr ~ IN p-'-.- q,
rms library. frs floor powder I'm Ei-chCn
Of tomorrow. :orest-vloW porch. . hedrmS,
baths on md. . rms bath on &rd
recreation rm with ioe-burnnc fireplace.
maid S room and bath; lear attached Es-
rage
In D. c. on q site OF rrsLrpa Ssed beauty
with a sweeping panoramic view Of Rock
Greek Valley. Restricted Exceptional
value at SlS-5O0 For further details. call
MI. LuMGgreE. George nG:iH
Evening star., 1942-03-07
S:18.5O0.
u 'OVOs
InnIner G. n w Shenkrrh Dc y

1912 Juniper St. NV. Shepherd PERI.
Here is a solidy built, finely appointed
home. First floor reception hall, circular
stairway. living room. spacious step-down
pine -paneled recreation room. dining room
pantry and large. Wel-euulpped kitchen.
Second floor. , large bedrooms = beautiful
bathrooms. spacious step-down den with
pitched ceiling Large lear detached ga
rage. Maids quarters: INV h.. oil: attic
heavy gauge Slate roof copper flashing
etc Can Mr. Gregg to inspect, DI. 504O;
home, WI 6S65
J. MERRILL CONNER. REALTOR.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
232q MASS AVE. NV
APARTMENT HUNTING?
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN,

FALLS CHURCH. VA-ENTIRE SECOND
floor, rooms and bath, exposures, scr.
porch. two private entrances; adults. Call
between ! and 4 D.m Falls Church 1894.
PVT HOME. FURN, ADULTS ONLY
Bedrm.. liv. rm. and kitchen. pvt. bath;
entire f.; ch.w., all util., oil heat, unllm
phone: So: refs required. Garage.
Private porch on :! rooms. Box e19-L Star
ARLINGTON, ) RMS. PORCH. PVT. BATH
and entrance (ayall. March l5thl: lOc bus
zone Adults. no pets. $40. CHI. 55OS.
LADY TO SHARE " ROOMS. DINETTE
kit. bath with another Buckingham. Call
Saturday afternoon or Sunday. CHI O4S0.
AVAILABLE MARCH Is: ENTIRE md
floor: ] ) minutes from downtown: 3 rooms,
kit. bath front porch all utilities fur
nished 1923 Suitland road sc. Open
SUNDAY. March s So
Evening star., 1942-03-07

Bui,der-owncr IS offering a fine 4-bed-
room home in this exclusive section at
YESTERDAYS price: only the best Of ma
teriaS, equipment and workmanship there
are 3 baths. one on 1St floor recreation
room with fireplace and maids room and
bath, beautiful wooded hillside lot. this
home is nearing completion and buyer may
now select decorations. Call Adams 66e3
or Emerson 3U1I for appointment 70
inspect.
EDW r. CARR.
Realtdr. 26J9 Conn. Ave Builder.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
APARTMENTS WANTED.


UNFURN., . RMS, KITCHEN. BATH. BY
quiet. middlr-aged couple NV; section or
nearby Maryland. Wisconsin 32sl.
UNFURNIsHED. GOVT, EMPL.,, QUIET
couple want room kitShensttei bath; psT on
msnenf Geniiles. Prefer NV. Box
FURNISHED BACHELOR APT, ROOM
and bath; IN D. C.. Tor employed gentle
3 OR ROOMS, FURNISHED. PVT BATH:
SabS Sbs,SS SE Msfcf "; ',,,nr: sTEFHENs n s.o5
RENT OR SUBLET / ROOM APARTMENT
or studio room, vicinity Of Thomas Circle.
Phone MISS CURTIS, RE. 51ll, Ext 53n
to >.
NV. sEcr1oN--I OR !; ROOM FUR
available March 10th; Govt employed cou-
pie: not over 500. Box !5l L. Star. H'
.-BEDROoM UNFURNISHED APT. CON-
verted house. nice section; April lSt oc-
cupancy. STEWART, EX. $3.50.
COUPLE DESIRES SMALL APT. LIVING
-oom- -bedroom combination: kitchenette and
private bath either furnished or unfur-
niShed; to eighty dollars furnished, seventy
dollars unfurnlShed. Call Republic $50,
Ext. :l9i. between 10 am. and u noon.
Box "69-I, Star -
LADY WANTS l RIM, KIT. BATH. Nv,
furn;- or rnfurn. Give details. Box
REQUIRED BY NAVAL OFFICER AND
wife - room apartment, kitchenette and
bath: Nv. MRS. MILLER, Adams :i120. -
EMPLOYED COUPLE DESIRE FURNISHED
apartment about April lst. Box 2??:-L'
Star.
FURNISHED OR UNFURN., FOR ADULT
l or > rooms. kit. bath: vicinity Dupont
Circle or Conn. ave. Excel rel supplied
Box !99-L. Star
FURNISHED ROOM. KITCHENETTE
and bath Employed lady with small
child. co. 1869.
ONE-ROOM, KITCHENETTE APT, DOWN
town: or will share apt. with another
young lady. District 1884 after $50.
YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE DESIRE REA-
Sonable. furnished or unturnished apart
ment, vicinity Walter Reed. Call GE. %HO2.
3-ROCM COMFORTABLE APT WITH
bath in NV. section. Cali JEANNE before
30 pm, Adams 9199.
APARTMENT. FURNISHED TWO BED
rooms. living room. kitchen and bath: utlll-
ties: suitable for four or five Government
girls Box 164-L. Star -
Evening star., 1942-03-07
GARRISON ST,

CHEVY CHASE. D. c
Charm.ng detached center -hall-planned
home. Just off Reno rd.. Ves' of Conn.
ave, near Alice Deal Junior High School;
has lot so #. wide: living room. dining
room. Kitchen and den On ! 81 4 bed
rooms > baths on ond f. oil heat. Lear
garage Eye or Sun. phone TewrIe @.233.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
700 18th S. Rnaltor. MA O153
Evening star., 1942-03-07
HOUSES For SALE.

BEAUTIFUL CORNER NV. HOME, IDEAL
for 2-family apartment or rooming house. /.
oil heat; 4 rooms up and 4 rooms down;
$4,000 furnished. Sl3500 unfinished.
OWNER Taylor 3d30
Evening star., 1942-03-07

2-lO ONTARIO RD N.W.-Very pleasant
foon, twin beds. nj. bath: settled gentle-
man only: one share rm.
/ ROOM. twin beds. Tor Z Govt. girls.
Pho=e RA. O65A
Evening star., 1942-03-07

HIILCREST OR VICINITY, gentleman de-
sires room, all modern conveniences; pre-
ferably owners home, no other roomers.
Please write fully references furnished.
Box :t04-L. Star. 81
FURNISHED BEDROOM and private bath.
with connecting living room. in private
home or apt; convenient to bus line. Boz
2o5-L Star. s.
Evening star., 1942-03-07
NOBODY EVER. HAD

home ot such unusual arraneement,
charm and harmonious coIorlngs A
paneled library for quiet relaxation:
screened porch accessible for summer
time meals. extra-PenerouS bedrooms with
twin closets and buIlt-In drawer space;
recreation room. maids quarters: garage;
beautiful Seml-formal landScapIng This
has the spdclouSness OF more expensive
homes and IS one that you won't want 10
leave. Call RA. 6OSJ for an appointment
b,.fr lot
Evening star., 1942-03-07

SOOM-o yt 4ng men TO share large pleas
snt double room, twin beds, unllm. phone
in private home. ideal neishporhood; gen.
flles only Adams 25i.