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Evening star., 1942-06-22
Washington Given Dates
For Postponed Games

Py tie Associated Press.
CHICAGO. June 22-President
William Harridge of the American
League today announced the follow
ing dates for the Washington club
to play off postponed games:
June 30-Washington at Boston
two games
July Washington at Boston
two gamesD
July l9-St. Louis at Washington
two games
July Washington at Cleveland
two games.)
August 23-Washington at New
York two games, Army and Navy
Relief
Evening star., 1942-06-22
Dairies Appeal Ruling
Denying Strike Injunction

The Embassy Fairfax and Wake
field Diaries today appealed to the
United States Court of Appeals from
District Court ruling denying them
an injunction to halt threatened
strike by the Milk Drivers and Dairy
employees Local. No. 246.
The union threatened to strike if
deliveries of skinned milk were
continued to the Comico Milk Prod
ucts Corp. Alexandria. Va, a nom
union milk processing firm. Justice
Jesse c. Adkins last Thursday re-
fused to issue an injunction against
the union.
The two dairies say they are being
forced to pour 4500 gallons OF
SKINNED milk down a sewer every
cay because they can not deliver it
to Comlco.
Evening star., 1942-06-22
Guffey Drops Opposition
On Harrison Appointment
~ TIE Associated Press

Fy the Associated Press.
Senator Guffey, Democrat, Of
Pennsylvania. today announced he
was Withdrawing his opposition to
confirmation of Earl G. Harrison as
Commissioner of immigration and
Naturalization at President Roose-
velt's request.
Senator Guffey made public a
letter he had addressed to Senator
E.adcliffe. Democrat, of Maryland,
chairman of an immigration sub
committee considering the nomina-
ton. in which he said he had re-
feived a letter from the President
making this request:
AS one old friend to another.
want to ask you to forgo your fight
on the Harrison appointment
Will you do this for me?'
Evening star., 1942-06-22
CiviIion Apricot Pack
Cut 10 Per Cent More

E' the Associated Press.
The War Production Board today
ordered an additional 10 per cent
reduction in the civilian pack of
apricots in order to make the fruit
available for lease-lend without
alocating more tin plate to Gamers.
The revision reduces the per-
rlitted pack for civilian use this
year from rs per cent to IS per cent
OF the amount packed in 1910. The
original cut was ordered on Feb
ruary IL.
Evening star., 1942-06-22
importance Of States
Held Dependent on
Performance Of Duties
Green Tells Governors
PorIey Public Expects
All Possible Economy
Earlier Story on Page A-4D
= The Associated Press.

BY mt hSSOClhlcu
ASHEVILLE, N. c.. June 22.-
Gov Dwight H. Green of Illinois said
today that if the States were to
Justify their future Importance in
the Federal system. they must not,
by either economic or adminiStra-
tive weakness. abdicate their rightful
responsibilities.
He spoke at the 34th annual ses-
sion of the National Conference of
Governors here
We must meet this challenge
both during and after the war emer-
sency," he said.
Roosevelt Sends Message.
Earlier message to the Governors
from President Roosevelt said that
within the days and months to come
the peoples of the world would deter
mine by their work. by their
sacrifices and through the instru-
mentalities of their armed forces
whether generations to come shall
live and work as free men or slave
states"
Gov Harold E. Stassen of Mime
sofa IN the opening speech plCCuieo
a world association of free people,
operating somewhat like the States
of the Union under the Federal sys-
tenn as a possible aftermath of the
current war.
Gov. Green said the State gov
ernments more than ever before
must meet high standard of eff
ficiency in carrying on essential
services
More Economy Urged.
Every waSteful use Of materials
and manpower reduces the supply
of goods and men available for the
war effort and to that extent i'm
pedes victory" he said. The people
of America are paying without COM
plant the unprecedented cost of the
present struggle. but they expect
and rightly-every possible economy
in public expenditures, Federal,
State and local
The Federal. State and local gov
ernments must tighten their belts
on all non-war expenditures. This
is particularly true of the Federal
Government. where Increased eX
penditures have been the greatest"
Evening star., 1942-06-22
Hearing Set Wednesday
On Scott Reoppointment
ey the Associated Press.

Ry the Associated Press.
The five-year term of Federal
Power Commissioner John w. Scott
of Gary, Inds, ended today and Sen
ator Clark. Democrat. of Ideho
chairman of a Senate Interstate
Commerce Subcommittee, said the
hearing on Mr.. Scott's nomination
for reappointment would begin We'd
nesday.
The hearing was requested by
Senator Van Nuys. Democrat. of
Indiana who said he had received
several complaints. mostly from
commission employees, that Mr.. Scott
was overbearing.
Evening star., 1942-06-22
Three More Jap Medals
GET Bomb Return Stamp

b. the Associated Press
The receipt of three more Japa-
nese medals from their owners. ac-
companied by request that they be
returned to Japan-in a bomb-was
announced today by the Navy
The latest contributions of scrap
metal came from Harry Wade. EN-
poria, Kans: Joseph Johnston,
Bellmore N. Y, and r. A. Beison.
Pittsburgh.
Last week it was disclosed that
two japanese medals which had
been sent to the Navy for proper
delivery had been appropriately re-
turned to the Emperor of Japan
during the visit of the American
Army bombers on April 49,"
Evening star., 1942-06-22
Chinese Impede japanese
In Six Days Of Fighting
Earlier Story on Page AS


(kariler StOTy on rage 40
p, the Associated Press.
CHUNGKING. June 22-The
high command indicated today that
the japanese had been held to prac-
tically no gains in six days of fight
ing for the 50-mile central section
of the Chekiang -Kiangsi railway
which remains in Chinese hands.
A communique said Chinese
troops who we're forced aside when
the japanese smashed through to
their advanced positions had closed
in on key points behind the jap
anese lines sharp threat to the in
uaders' communications and supply
system.
Chinese forces were reported at
tacking Lungyu, on the rail line
east of the Chekiang Kiangsi bor
der, and assaulting japanese posi-
lions around the walled town OF
Chuhs6n.
Heavy fighting also was reported
going on in the hills near KWang-
feng on the rail line just across
The border into Kiangsi Province.
Evening star., 1942-06-22
Lawyer Wills $l35,l39
70 Georgetown U.
F, re Associated Press.

P re Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH, June 22.-Judge
Y Walton Mitchell today issued
Cecree of distribution under the will
CT Attorney Charles Gulentz. who
teoueathed 100000 to Carnegie In
stitute of Technology, Pittsburgh,
and sl35.l39 to Georgetown Uni
verstty, Washington, for scholar
ships.
Mr.. Gulentz. who died last July.
plso left $4,000 to the Catholic Mis-
sionarv Society of lBrooklandl
Washington. His estate was valued
st S267.634.
Evening star., 1942-06-22
Board Vacancy Filled
2, TIE Associated Press.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, June
% R,.-Dewitt Dickerson has quail
fed as a member Of the Spotsyl-
vania County Board Of Supervisors
from the Berkley district to fill the
unexpired term OF the late Marion
w. Mills, who was killed recently
in an automobile accident.
Evening star., 1942-06-22
Navy Acquires Sites
For ; Glider Bases

The Navy announced today it has
approved acquisition Of land at
three sites for establishment of Ma
rine Corps air stations that will be
used as bases for glider training.
The sites are Eagle Mountain
Lake, near Fort Worth. Tex; Eden
ton, near Elizabeth City, N. c., and
Addison Point. near Titusville. Fla
Heretofore, the naval and marine
glider training had been concen-
trated at Great Lakes. Ill.,, and New
River. N. c.
Evening star., 1942-06-22
Nathaniel A. LuttreII
Leaves $l,258,137

Nathaniel H. Luttrell, retired
Washington business man. who died
June 10. left an estate totaling ST.
258,137. according to the petition for
the probate of his will filed in Dis
trict Court this afternoon.
Mr.. Luttrell left his entire estate
to his daughter. Mrs. Nancy Lee
Orme. and his son, Nathaniel H.
Luttrell, jr.. who share alike. The
estate consisted of $l.l00,000 in Sc
curities and the rest in real estate
located in the District. Virginia
Massachusetts and Florida
Mr.. Luttrell, a director OF Wood
ward g. Lothrop, Inc, appointed the
Washington Loan & Trust execu-
tor under his will.
Evening star., 1942-06-22
Charles Town
Bv the Associated Press.

BN the Assoclated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. 5000: allowances;
2-year-oids: about 4ia furlonss
Feeling High tDufYord) $40 $50 300
Little HOOPS tHernandez) $50 400
Shy Miss tScocca) $50
Time, 0:51+..
Also ran-Every Port. Meadow Fern,
Biz Sneeze, Royal Pete.
SECOND tSubD RACEPurse. $500;
claiming: 3-year-olds and upward. about
412 furlones.
Charmful fAcostat 900 $50 800
War TarEet Wright $40 2 30
Vera NJ. 'Carrtioj $50
Time. 0:52
Also ran-Lady Lucullite. zyoxxie.
Indian Pass.
Evening star., 1942-06-22
British Mine Strike Ends

LONDON. June % tP,. - The
Daily Express reported today that
l6,700 striking coal miners in Lam
cashire, Cumberland and Yorkshire
had accepted government mini
mum wage offer and would return
to work Immediately.
Evening star., 1942-06-22
Suffolk Downs
BY tire Associated Press.

BY tFt ASSOCIATED PTeSS,
FIRST RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claiming;
4-year-olds and upward: 8 furlongs.
Jacksie (SnyderI $50 $50 no
Spillway fBruneIle), $50 80
Uein iMcMullenl 500
Time :13is.
Also ran-Area, Air Chute. Belmar ARA.
Ovanoo. Over Gold. Missy Greenock. Fire
Brigade II, Travis L., Miss Beeville
ms; 4-year -olds and upward Il furIongs.
Gossip Time tSconzab a. 80 23.6O Ia. so
Storm Orphan tA,kinson) 500 340
Journey On tYourEN $50
Time. I:13is
Also ran-Chant dor Charlie Ariel
Burnt Bridses. Count Cotton, Daisy Boy.
Sun Idele. Mess. Maeline and Ardenel
daily Double paid S21S.6OI
Evening star., 1942-06-22
Arlington Park

/ FIRST RACEIPurse. $1,000: special
weiehts; maidens. 2year-olds. 5La fur
! lonss
/ Pad ,Craial $40 40 300
| Miss Barbara tBalASkD $40 so
Head Start Garner I'll
Time :06 as
/ Also ran-Morning Nanny, Tavny Bell,
Ariel Lady Wheat Straw. Dos Show
Evening star., 1942-06-22
New York Bank Stocks

Make it pleasure to lend your
treasure. Buy War bonds.
Evening star., 1942-06-22
Selections
Della ware Fast

Delaware tFaSt.
BY the Louisville Times
l-Maejames. Red Spirit. Hill Sun
Easy Blend. Blenweed, Double B.
3-No selections.
4-Mataco. Our Ship. Ginoamerica
5-Saguenay II. Level Best, Madi-
CANA.
6-Abrasion. CLYDE Tolson, Dini
7-Single, New Trick, John Hunni-
cutt.
8-Molasses Nib. Hillblond, Leon
ardtown
Best bet-Saguenay.
Aqueduct Fast.
Bv the Louisville Times.
STEADY On. Hard Blast. Fetta-
cairn
2-Highomar. Drudgery, Boot High.
3-No selections
4-Fortress. No KEYS. Black Thrush
5-Boslet. Cosine. Bourbon Town.
6-Rurales. Very Snooty. Best Irish
THE Fop. Lord Kitchener. Sun
Eager.
S-One Shan, highland, Sandy
Boot
Best bet-One Shen.
Charles Town tSlow).
BY the Louisville Times
Marvellous Somewhere. Sug.
High Aim. Taut, DuDliket.
3-Vantryst. Broomoria, Storminess.
Star Canter.
4-Alseleda. City Judge. High
Blame
5-Clacks. Easter Rabbit. Dabs
6-Rolls Rough. Honey Play, Julette,
Lady Lowlee, Candle Ends.
Shanhles.
8-Trysak, Waugh Scout, Bob jun
ior
s-Jacotte. Surprise Box. Jack Fly.
Best bet-Lady Novice.
Suffolk Downs Fast.
BY the Louisville Times.
l-Wise Counsel. Meagay. Trace
Boy.
2-Canter Up. High Martin, IT,
Captor, Buckets. Bep-
will
+Hopeful Reward. Common Clay,
Rebel
5-Two Ton Tony, Wake Robin,
Spare the Rod.
6-At Once, Valdina zest, Night
7-Woodvsle Lass. Speedy Booger,
Top Staff.
8-Ken's Pop, Middle Aisle. Nopa-
losa Rojo.
Best-Canter Up.
Arlington Park Fast.
BY the Louisville Times.
River Captain. We'll entry, New
Blend
2-Mexicana, Heathtown. Arched.
3-Midluck. Gyl's Betty. Fabens.
4-Viled Prophet. Black Flame, Top
Rung.
5-Float Away, My Shadow, He
Man.
6-Wishing. Zig Tag. Kansas City.
Idle Sun. Cadmium. Bob's Way.
8-Her Reign, Alspur, Holl Image.
Best-Float Away.
Evening star., 1942-06-22

Make It 4 pleasure to lend your
treasure. Buy War bonds.
Evening star., 1942-06-22
n III Todoys Results ond Entries
N0CIn0 news for Tomorrow
Entries for Tomorrow
Aqueduct II

FN Inc ASSOCIATED PreSs.
FIRST RACE-Purse. Sl.5O0: claiming:
3-ycar-olds and upward furlones
Evening star., 1942-06-22
ARLINGTON Park

BY the Associated Press
FIRST RACE-Purse $1,000: special
weights maidens 2-year-olds; 5ia fur
Evening star., 1942-06-22
Ry the Associated Press.
FIRST RACE-Purse. s1.loo: special
! weights; maidens; 2-year-olds. 51z fur

Bayard Sharp entry
MIs. Z. = Lewis and X. Yellott entry
entry D'Non' weir
M. H. Dixon and C. Kline and Brooks
Parker entry '
x5 pounds claimed for rider. XXI
pounds claimed for rider.
Evening star., 1942-06-22

j. Il Stotler and Ben Bernie entry
". r. HIT and p. NJ. Clarke entry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
Where People Were Named for
the Christian Virtues

Surnames and Patronymics" are
the following. taken from a jury
list in 1658-the year in which
Richard Cromwell succeeded his
father as Protector: "Faint-Not
Hewitt, Accepted Trevor, Re-
deemed Compton, Make-Peace
II e ton. God-Reward Smart,
Observation-Disclosures :
Earth Adams. Called Lower,
Meek Brewer, Be-Courteous Cole,
Repentance Avis, Sc arc h-the-
Scriptures Moreton. Kill-Sin PIN
pie. Return Spelman, Be-Faithful
Joiner, Fly-Debate r % be TT s,
Fight the Good Fight of-Faith
White. More-Fruit Flower. Hope
For Bending, Graceful Harding.
Weep-Not Billing. Seek-Wisdom
Wood Elected Mitchell, The
Peace-of-G God knight"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12

or rip the balloon-like suit, the
sailor who is lucky enough to
have such an emergency en-
semble TO hustle into, probably
could keep afloat indefinitely, The
suit is comfortably lined.
The cost of the new life-saving
garment, says the captain, is less
than that of the old-style, cum
bersome and slab-sided life pre-
server, made of cork. And when
not in use, it is no trick at all
to fold 1t up into a small carry
ing case The suit weighs only
about 10 pounds
Captain Kronhaus admits that
any seadog or soldier who wears
one of his outfits will look like
a man from Mars-but won't
worry about appearances when
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

the need for such an outfit arises.
Inventors have realized for
many years that the old-fash-
Toned life preserver, fabricated Of
cork slabs. is not an ideal outfit
especially in ice-cold water or
in heavy seas. The files of the
United States Patent Office are
cluttered with models and draw
ings Of gadgets intended to ease
the lot of shipwrecked victims
and make it possible for them TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12

ton Of any kind after a ship has
been MORALLY hit and speed is
essential in donning life-saving
equipment The inventor bore
this in mind for his suit was de-
signed 10 go on over regular
clothes in something like two
minutes flat.
What makes the rubberized
garment particularly seaworthy
is the absence of any place into
which water can splash. AS can
be seen from the picture at the
left, there is only one small hole
and that provides breathing space
for the nose and for the air neces-
safy 90 initiate and Keep the in
genious device afloat.
Unless he strikes some sharp
obstruction that might puncture
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12

r HE English Puritans reveal
ed all the ardor of their
U irrepressible religion in the
names which they gave their
children and faint traces Of
this custom have survived even
10 our own day. Hate-Evil, Co
Good-Always and WalkMeekly
were the children a generation
or so ago, OF family descended
from the Puritans of New Eng
land
There is a touch OF pathos
in Dream-Sweetly-God' s-Lamb,
which a Puritan mother named
her infant daughter and there is
almost grim humor in the cog
nomen which one Of Oliver Crom-
wells veterans assumed late in
life, Observation-Disclosures.
In an old work on English
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12

In the first place. this is one
Of the few life-saving suits COW
ering the entire body which can
be put on and taken off quickly
which is an important point
during these days when ships are
being sunk without warning.
Tests of this particular outfit
nave shown that the wearer can
stand both cold water and rough
seas much better than in the old
type l.ie-jacket.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12

stay afloat longer in comparative
comfort.
Most OF these devices were i'm
practical and never were put on
the market, but naval officials
and the heads of steamship COM
panies believe tn at Captain
Kronhaus has invented an outfit
which makes sense and which
may prove to be the means of
saving hundreds of lives in the
present war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12

~INCE about victory for us
depends largely on keeping
~ men and munitions moving
aCT0ss-tfIe worlds most perilous
sea routes. IT IS not surprising
that a large share OF today's war
time inventions aEe intended 20
save shipwreckcd sailors.
one Of the latest OF such
aquatic outfits is the Universal
Life Prescrvcr" which it's in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12

ventor Captain S. Kronhaus of
Los Angeles, is modelling in the
pictures on this page. The Cap
tain knows what a seaman is up
against If his ship is torpedoed or
bombed out from under him. So
ne designed a get-up that would
keep the shipwrecked one afloat
and also more-or-less snug and
warm while waiting for rescue.
There isn't much time for &C
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12
"cost just $3.50 to feed ths whole
lawn :. flowers and shubs, to-"

supplies properly balanced proportions all eeren food ee
growing things need from the soil That's why always
works. why is the soundes protection of your investment
in your lawn and garden.
Nigoro SAFE sanitary, odoress easy to apply And is
economical to uSe little Vgoro goes long way-a single
100 h. bag will completely feed space of $500 square feet!
This year have a really nice lawn and
gorgeous flowers. Have lots of tasty vege- -
tables from your garden. Feed every
thing you grow. with Vigoro!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-12

The plant food that perfected Proved II years
by millions of home gardeners and Professionals The largest
selling lawn and garden plant food in America That's what
you get when you buy Vgoo And you be of results
thrilling results.
Ordinary, incomplete fertilizers which supply only three
four food elements Just can't do what Vgoo does Vigoro
Evening star., 1942-12-16
HOUSES FURNISHED.

LARGE DETACHED HOME, COMPLETELY
furn.. bedrms. dressing rm-' 2i2 baths;
in good cond;: available now, $40 Call
Ho. $685.. Ext. ia, after pm.
NEW 7-RM HOUSE. 3 BATHS, NEW FUR
nishings: Chain Bridge rd. in Va: only g
miles from White House; coal or oil heat;
beautiful setting; $3.50 Ask telephone
operator for Elmwood 456.
5 ROOMS, BATH, EVERY MODERN CON-
venlence; completely furnished, will lease
for a, yr or longer to responsible Sssn tenant;
WILL RENT MY NEW CENTER HALL
brick home, 8 rms. 2l2 baths. completely
furnished to responsible, party; restricted
Chevy Chase % CO. location; 5000 per mo.
1880 aeth ST. NW-FoR 6 MOS. TO /
year, $500. Colonial brick, 3 bedrooms.
2i? baths. fenced yard; completely fur
nished. with piano. WO. 1922
5409 10th AVE, HYATTsVIILE, Md
room bungalow all utilities furnished, in
cluding washing machine: only SIPS mo.
RE. 0493 until pm
sMARTLY FURNISHED CNEW). CHEVY
Chase &c, distrist14 RIG - be BEDROOMS: baths $500;
furnished, modern :'-bedroom house 2la
oaths' coal furnace; lmmediate occupancy
Ma 200 B. F. sATH Us f9ii isth St. NV.
Semi detached brick. rms a bedrms),
2 baths, garage, oil heat. elec.., refr' r'gera-
SoH. eArsAeht furnishings; aVaA. now. AT
Sl15. For appointment to see. call
EDW H. JONES & CO. INC.
$500 Conn. Ave. WO. 1900.
VERY ATTRACTIVE. WELL FURNISHED.
detached white brick home: ia squares
from TRANSPORTATION and convenient to
shopping district, in one of Washington's
best Northwest suburbs, close to the city.
3 bedrooms, sleeping porch, 3 ba tbs. library,
maids room and BATH gas heat, 2-car ga
rage, open fireplace in yard; rent, $500
Call Mr.. Howard
RANDALL H. HAGNER g. CO. INC,
1871 Conn. Ave, NV. DE. 5000.
Evening star., 1942-12-16

GIRL TO SHARE NICE BROOM FRONT
basement apt. with Govt. girl. SI7 90 mo.
each. 1926 P st. NV. Also single room.
ls. R ST. N.E.-LARGE FRONT BED,
share kit: suitable for couple.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION OF A PVT.
home. beautifully furnished; bedroom with
red xn coupes seas e ea aer pm ST. Or 5a
private bath, Completely furn.. except lin
ems; to married couple only; $50 mo. 4147
Alabama ave Sc No phone calls. -
elec. refg.. tastefully furnished; rent. $40
Buy furniture, S275. Drafted. MILLS.
5 ROOMS AND BATH. ENTIRE FIRST
close to bus. stores, etc; immediate oc-
cupancy: 500 month including utilities
Phone aARRY p ays WLIA% Ia5Gg sH 5s
IOWA APTs. 1928 18th ST NW.-cHEER-
ful room, southern exp. to one or two
settled. employed ladies: walking dist;
reasonable. DE. 2109
bs4b bs45 3 st ST sIs sEs Rooms sis AND AN
avail. Dec: II. After $40 pm. IL
LARGE BEDRM. TWIN BEDS, INNER
spgs. kit, studio living nm; det. res;
empl couple or 3 men; So wk. each.
is THERE AN INTELLIGENT CoNGENIAL
young woman who would like to share the
new, attractiyely furnished home of young
4S5 aep a dsy snndsy
ATTRACTIVE YOUNG LADY TO SHARE
lovely apt. with , others OGDEN GAR
DENS, Adams 1886
RENT AT oNCE-TAsTEFULIY FURN.
apt. for months: 3 bedrms lv rm., din.
rm,, kit, grand piano ST. 4sl2.
1901 10Th ST. NV. APT. 5I5--GIRL. 20
to 70 years, to share living room, solarium
kitchen. bath, dressing room apt, with an
other: maid service $40 mo. Hobart 1917.
ONE ROOM, KITCHEN. BATH, DINETTE
Murphy bed, dressing closet; modern apart
ment, vicinity GEORGETOWN, completely and
stsTsetysly furnished urn Available mmedi-
39O-M, Star
FRONT ROOM AND KITCHENETTE. PVT
entrance, 50. Also single room. $4 1892
lneleslde Terrace NV. of 18th and New
!433 EUCLID ST. N.W-2-RM. APT. ON
DOCTOR WILL SHARE HIS BACHELOR
apt %ith zen gsntleman; well furnished; req
oso4, 10 m to . . m.
DOWNTOWN. ll4t 18th NW.-STUDIO
2-3 Govt girls: *a0-s27.5O each.
l4I3 GIRARD ST. NV, APT. NO 5-I
for . Call after $50 pm. MI 0453
MOUNT Observation-Disclosures 5 GIRLS
9re or family rooms, kitchen. bath. co.
J. OR > JEWISH GIRLS WANTED TO
snare apt, s2l mo. ca. Call GE. 1904
after Z m. Northwest section.
302 18th ST N.E.-YOUNG GIRL TO
share nicely furnished studio room and
KIT; all home privil.; - wk Ar 1641.
1928 IRVING ST. W.-VERY DESIRABLE
one-rm., kitchen and semi-pvt bath: pvt
bone: every conv. Employed couple. 5000.
LIVING ROOM. KITCHEN. DINETTE. BED
rm. r1 private bath; heat, light and gas.
1900 Belmont st. NV.
GIRL TO SHARE NICE FRONT BASEMENT
apartment with Govt girl; $3.50 month
each Also single room. 1925 ST. NV.
LARGE BEDRM., TWIN BEDS, SITTING
rm., private ba tn: coal heat u block TO
bus. Non-housekeeping. $50. WO. 1896.
10 GALLATIN ST. NE, APT NICELY
turn; rms; kit, private bath, screened
porch: gas heat, ami, c.h.w.; express
transp. Available Immediately SlO0
172l oath ST. NE ROOMS, KITCHEN
and bath. Close to Navy Yard and N Air
Station. Preferably Army or Navy officer
and wife. Call TR. 1135 after pm
ATTRACTIVE STUDIO BACHELOR APT
on 18th St, fireplace, mod furn.: gentles.
81 week. Also apt. elsewhere, $3.50 week
INQUIRE ol.3S X st. W
Evening star., 1942-12-16
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

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