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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-08
ELEGANT SIGHT
Nv SANFORD FARRELL

Bulk Of this job fell on Brewer,
a bulky little Gray-haired man
with crisp voice.
When the sergeant donned his
Cd blouse for a few rounds OF
beer al the post MOO Club, 10
which only sergeants OF the va
rious grades were eligible. or when
he caught the bus into town for
various amuSementS, he was an
elegant sight for recruit eyes
On his left sleeve were eight
hash marks. each one denoting a
three-year hitch in the army. and
they were topped of with three
gold service chevronS, indicating
20 months overseas in World
War /.
One gold chevron adorned the
right sleeve, emblematic of a
chunk of shrapnel that lodged in
his shoulder as his outfit was
pushing the Germans around near
Sedan in the closing hours of the
{. big conflict.
OF course, there were his SER
gcant's stripes TO boot. Brewers
chest bore three ribbons-Victory
Medal with four bronze stars and
a silver one for a citation: Purple
Heart, for his wound, and the
green and yellow for 1916 service
on the Mexican border.
The sergeant. as becoming an
old regular, wore his well-fitting
uniform as trinity as any West
Pointer in his most extravagant
regalia.
He had a military bearing: I
never saw real army sergeant
who didn't.
You ought TO know by this time
that the captains and sergeants run
the army, although necessary
functions are provided for gen.
erals and colonies, majors and
li6utenants. corporals and privates.
And despite what the Soldiers
Handbook tells you, in many
army camps second lieutenant5
arr no longer called "shavetails. 3"
bat .jeeps."
LOOKS VERY WELL
Now let us view without alarm
Pvt. Sam Barclay of Holton. Kan,
afrainee attached TO Sergeant
Brewers platoon.
He isn't allowed into the MOO
Club and on the post refreshes
himself at the Post Exchange with
an occasional bottle of beer. at a
dime a bottle.
Private Barclay looks very well
In uniform. but ii will take time
and training before he gains that
certain something that bespeaks
TIE experienced soldier, regard
less Of rank.
Abbott and Costello to the con-
trary. the quartermaster corps
does try and usually succeeds in
issuing uniforms and shoes that
fit.
Private Barclay, a tall, lean
young man, was always neat and
well kroomed in civil life. and of
course these habits did not fall
from him after his induction into
the army.
The transition was disturbing.
nut he made the best of it, as do
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- ~ 81


CT. PETERSBURG, FLA. - You
- face pretty fair jump from one
of the favorite habitats of racing
dogs to the Kentucky Derby. But
long distance calls from Tropical
Park across the Everglades indicate
that well-known forecasters are both
busy and dizzy on the winter Derby
book. I mean the new one.
They tell me the main thorn in
their prognosticating sides is horse
called Alsab. Eight weeks ago this
wonder as a two-year-old was far
in front of the field. Then things
began to happen-as they usually
do when two-year-olds become
three-year-olds Alsab had his ears
pinned back three times running
and the first book blew up with
noisy crash.
Before the Widener," one of the
leading bookies phoned, 81 had Re-
quested and the Calumet stable on
top around 6 to /. Alsab looked to
be a dead fish. But the race he
ran in the Widener has upset things
again. / wish that horse would set
tie down to one form or another.
s'He looked to be a tired, over
worked, WORKOUT horse in his first
three starts. He was thin and
nervous. He had lost his old speed.
But when he moved up head and
head with Best Seller and The
Rhymer in the big race far down
the stretch he was different horse
again. He is still the big guess of
the Derby field"
Favored Selections
Ben Whitaker's Requested and
Warren Wright's Calumet entry will
remain the favored selections. Mel
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-04-02
Badly OUer,Oorked

Alsab will have fresh backing in
the new book, and at better odds.
This horse proved he could run
against older rivals last week. There
isn't any question that he has been
badly overworked. If he hasn't
been, then practically every trainer
in Florida is wrong.
But the Derby is nearly six weeks
away. And Alsab may get enough
rest in that time to recover a good
part of his 1912 form. He was the
best horse in the Widener for a
mile and an eighth, and started to
fade only in the last 80 yards.
Ben Whitaker said a year ago
that Requested was the best horse
he had ever owned.
"And he has improved a lot" the
Texan said before heading home.
'I'm not going to pick him to win
the Derby, but I know he has a good
chance. Also, I think Alsab is
better horse than he looked to be
in his first three starts at HiaIeah.
And / know that beating those Calu-
met entries won't be any soft after
noon for anybody. That winter rest
in California won't do any harm
under a trainer such as Ben Jones
is"
But these are not the only good
horses around. The Whitneys have
a few which might bring back glory.
Form has been tangled and out of
focus the last few months that no
one can tell how much longer this
topsy-turvy condition will exist.
From all this you can't blame the
somewhat bewildered tones in our
winter bookmakers' phone calls.
They know it won't be any too easy
to get any big following on short
prices. Not with the harassed ex-
pressions on the stricken faces of
so many form players as they start
heading north, wondering If the
same deadly virus will continue in
Maryland, New York and Kentucky
later on.
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S,Uaying Skyscrapers

That tall structures lean into a
strong wind as well as away from
it was revealed by a five-year
study of the Empire State building
in New York city, says Golfers.
In an 8O-mile gale, its tower sways
ga inches out of plumb away from
the wind and then sways back Ia
inches out of plumb into the wind,
completing the eight-inch swing
every eight seconds.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-04-02
HERE'S WHAT YOU DO

It's simple. It's fun. Just thinkup
alast line to thisiingle. Make sure
it rhymes with the word "one."
Write your last line of the
jingle on the reverse side Of q
Raleigh package wrapper Cor a
facsimile thereof. sign it with
your full name and address, and
mail it to Brown & Williamson
Tobacco Corp, P. o. Box 1899.
Louisville, Kentucky, post
marked not later than midnight,
April, IL. 1912.
You may enter as many last
lines as you wish if they are all
written on separate Raleighpack-
age wrappers Cor facsimiles).
Prizes will be awarded on the
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-04-02

CI1CAGO.-Commuters pedalling
madly to catch their trains, women
wheeling to market with baskets
strapped to handle bars, golfers cy-
cling to their courses.
This is picture of today.
The trend is particularly notice
able in the North Shore suburb, but
the cycling urge, spurred by war
time regulations, is growing in all
of Chicago's suburbs and in the city
itself.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-04-02
Diamond Dies

In the manufacturing of dia-
mond die, or an industrial dia-'
mond containing a minute hole
through which fine wires are
drawn to give them the proper
size, the drilling of the hole is such
a delicate operation that it may
require $50 hours and cost seven
times as much as the diamond
itself.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-04-02

Although adult muscles and joints
may ache at first, pedalling in time
will make for healthier and stur-
dier race, with simmer waists and
stronger legs, it was pointed out by
ardent bicyclists.
H. B. Hansen, a bicycle jobber,
pointed to his own waist as an ex-
ample.
"I've been selling wheels for
years." he said, ''but never rode
one until recently. I've lost Is
pounds mostly around the waist. I've
quit golf for the BICYCLE"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-04-02

Soon government officials believe
bicycles for adult transportation for
short trips may far outnumber auto
mobiles. The upward surge is so
sharp that one Chicago dealer re-
ports that his orders for adult bicy-
cles have increased 20-fold.
All dealers are swamped. Many
have no bicycles in stock, and 9TH
ers are so far behind in their or
ders that they do not know when
they will catch up.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-04-02

Their may be as good as Alsab on
Derby day, but Alsab is still too
much of guess and gamble.
Requested has improved more
than mere bit. And Ben Jones will
have more than one good horse ready
when the big race is run. =
Before I left California Trainer.
Jones told me that he might have
as many as four horses on hand
for the next Derby.
'I'm counting more on Sun Again
and Some Chance" he said, "but
I may have two others almost as
good. Derby day is still long way
off as far as a thoroughbred is con-
cerned, but we ought to have some
thing left from the group"
At that time both Sun Again and
Some Chance looked fit enough to
run with any three-year-olds around
the map.
The wrecking upset that took
place in the recent S53, 900 Widener
now has the players in this tropical
domain looking for some longer
Derby prices. The mere sight of
favorite has become obnoxious, not
to say repellent.
Florida favorites have been rum
ming like 20 to ] shots, only not quite
so fast. For example, neither The
Rhymer's trainer nor jockey thought
this horse had even an outside
chance. And when the crowd saw
all the favorites far back most of
them wondered why they still had
dished out so much cash on the top
choices, after what had been hap
pening all spring.
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ASK ME- -
ANOTHER {
: A General Quiz
o. O. O. O. O.. @. g. g. G.. g. O. o. O. 60 G
The Questions


/. What color is the bottom
stripe of the American flag? And
the top?
2. According to the 1910 census,
what percentage of the U. S. popu-
lation lives in urban centers?
8. A frugivorous man subsists
on what?
4. While France spent $3.50, 900
on the construction of the Statue
of Liberty, how much did the
United States spend on its cree
ton?
S. A man who works per diem,
does so by what?
6. What is the singular of
"dice"?
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-04-02

Pattern 7191 contains the Block Chart;
carefully drawn pattern pieces; color
schemes; directions for quilt; yardage
chart; illustration of quilt. Send your or
der to:
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1942-04-02
The Answers

1. Red on top and bottom.
2. A total of 56.5 per cent.
3. Fruit.
4. The United States spent
$3.50, 900 on the pedestal and cree
ton of the Statue of Liberty in
New York harbor.
5. By the day.
6. Die.
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ASaiIor Smith and Private Barton
Always buy the Raleigh carton.
Extra coupons in each one

originality and aptness of the line youwrite.
Judges decisions must be accepted as final.
In case of ties, duplicate prizes will be
awarded. Winners will be notified by mail.
Anyone may enter Except employees of
Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp. their
advertising agents. or their families). All
entries and ideas therein become the prop
erty of Brown q Williamson Tobacco
CORPORATION.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
HOTEL PHILADELPHIA,

I1O1 I'll 1110H2OCAl I11111N,
seth and Chestnut sts.. Phila.-600 rooms
apartments available: complete hotel serv-
ice; from $50 Per month single, $50 double;
rates: coffee shop. Gall Assistant Manager,
evergreen 5000.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
915 NEW YORK AVE NV
APARTMENTS WANTED.

YOUNG WOMAN WANTS oNE-RoOM
furn. apt, private bath, kitchenette: rea-
sonable. Box I'LL Star. So
o Op 0 pnOMC YJTTuTN pATU
Evening star., 1942-03-05

A WOODLAND SETTING IN D. c.
Charming is the word for this home.
The more you see of it the better you Will
like it. Contains living room with beamed
ceiling. dining room with large, picture
window overlooking garden with small
stream. First-hoor den and lavatory. 3
nice bedrooms and 2 baths, recreation
room, maids room, built-in garage. We
know of no better value in this location
today. For details call Mr.. Mannakee.
RA. 1855.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

AIR. 2 large sep. rooms with den, pvt.
bath. new home. well furn: suit. 2 men; no
other roomers. CH. Obj.
ARLINGTON-Large sunny bedroom. dou-
new home. unlim. phone. 10c bus: S45:
employed couple or ladies. GIL. 0966.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

MARINE OFFICER DESIRES 3-BEDROOM
house. (unfurn.l. in Chevy Chase vicinity
D. c. Cali Glebe 1869 bet. 5 and pm
OR 5 ROOM HOUSE OR APT. UN-
furnished. near school and shopping CEN
ter. Phone Glebe 1912 bet. and m.
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S1OO TO $500

$50 monthly rental agreement with op-
tion to buy new homes-large lots-full
stairway TO 2nd f. for additional bedrms:
20 min. to Wash, D. C: mr.. schools. shop
ping districts, etc. Exhibit homes open
Church 2670. Weekdays. MA 1919 Out
Lee hwy, "a mile beyond Falls Church
traflc light. turn left at Peaseway Homes
Sign on Cavalier trail
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l.. t. GRAVATTE,
700 I5th ST Pe.1tor MA o-ko
$12.950-Chevy Chase, D. c.
OUTSTANDING VAIIIEI

Oyt-of-town owner is offering this un-
usually comfortable individually built hons
at a figure that will warrant your i'm
mediate consideration. 1t is attractive in
appearance, practical in plan and Of the
Center-entrance huge living room, 22xi4,
with unusual fireplace and man1el large
dining room, pantry, kitchen. 3 splendid
bedrooms. . tile baths. stairway to large,
bright attic: rockwool insulation, uniqus
recreation room, Venetian blinds through
out. maids bath. AUTOMATIC HEAT. at
stt.: Earage THOS. j. FISHER & CO,
INC. REALTORS, DI $3.50; or evenings
call MR.. BOOTERY FM 334S
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

31O2 18th ST NV. - ATTRACTIVE
ployed persons: S45 for one. Bus at door.
1913 STAPLES ST. Me- ROOM.
kitchen, semi-private bath: suitable en-
ployed couple. Avail March 18th. AT. 1547.
CEDAR COURTS. TAKoMA PARK, D. G.,
ties included; S67 80. Manager. GE. O533.
1884 18th ST. NV. = KITCHENETTE,
liv. rm., bedroom. private bath. single beds.
915 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
8 large rooms, kitchen. bath: heat, gas
light. hot, water furnished. oSonv. to
FEDERAL FINANCE CO., 915 New York
ave NV MA 74l6
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6-room detached brick and asbestos
shlnE!e. attached garage.. 8 years old. in
e2ceLent con5ltior: fireplace and built-in
bookcases, tile bath, oil hot-yater heat
basement toilet WI T215
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BRIARCLIFF.

Builder-owner is offering a nne 4-bed-
YESTERDAYS price: only the best of ma
terials, 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 6623
or Emerson 3071 for appointment to
inspect. rnv c.zn
Evening star., 1942-03-05
SPLENDID BUY
BRADLEY HILLS,

OPPORTUNIIY TO BUY
One of the most attractive homes we
have had for sale this season. Seven large
rooms, large living room, dining room,
kitchen with breakfast nook first-foor
den with lavatory.. Second floor. three
bedrooms, two baths, attached garage
Beautiful paneled clubroom with bar. OH
heat, air-condittoned. terrace of dining
room, beautiful handicapped grounds with
formal garden. Convenient to bus.
L. @. WHITE. Real Estate.
71o1 WIS Ave. WI 1900. Eve. WI. 4943.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
TO HOUSE OUR BOYS

Will you rent or sublet your house. fur
nished or unfurnished, within easy trans
portatlon Of 14th or 18th and Park I'd. TO
responsible party2 MI 45l7.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
WHY STRUGGLE

IN A SMALL. CRAMPED KITCHEN
Not only is this important room spacious,
but every other room as we'll in this
lovely cape cod home with attached gar
age, on a large lot. for S1.45O cash and
S1l "A a month including taxes WI 550O
Evening star., 1942-03-05
GEORGETOWN-S9,OOO.
IT WAS HARD WORK

Attractive brick, new house condition !:
beautifully restored: immediate possession.
BOSS & PHELPS. National A300
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c.,

Living gston st-Large, detached center
hall home, rooms on 1st floor, 4 rms. and
2 baths 2nd floor. front and rear porches.
gas heat built-fn garage: $3.50. LINKINS
co 1 Dunnnt Circle DE 1Onn
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BOATS.
DOGS PETS, ETC.

OFFICER transferred offers 30-ft. cruiser
at sacrifice Call Columbia 2255.
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534 CRTTTENDEN ST. NV, CORNER
refg., utilities. S65; Q adults. RIA. pl35.
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ST. N.W.-Large front
!. $50 each; girls. EXPRESS
Evening star., 1942-03-05
ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY single room by
ave. Columbia 1875 after 7:30 pm.
GENTLEMAN desires room within mile
from Naval Radio Station. Arlington. Please
write fully. Box 2O6-L. Star. 6.
GENTLEMAN, single, 40 years. desires
furnished room, private bath with shower,
private entrance, gar. or parking space.
Good neighborhood Box Bob. Star.
SMALL SINGLE RooM-S4 weekly. Box
211-L Star.
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE Large
room, southern and eastern exposures.
wanted by single man, permanent Govern
ment employe; S25 per month. Box 20s-
L, Star.
YOUNG GOVT MAN desires single fur
nished room within blks. trans; must
have pvt. bath, reasonable; state price:
gentle. Box 230-L. Star.
SETTLED WOMAN wants conf. room, light
h.k duties in adult home as part pay
ment. AT 912S.
YOUNG LADY desires single furn. room,
kitchen PRIVILEGES, vicinity Dupont Circle.
Adams s464, Extension 2os, after $50.
LADY with pets desires basement rooms.
furnished or unfinished. Box 19T-k.
Star.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

kOOMS WITH bOAKO.
CHEVY CHASE-Beautiful home: 4 girls to
pV sfHG s5 fnns sa eoar excel d. Rss sds
SILVER SPRING. s7O1 Colesville I'd
lovely large rooms. private home, 2 or 3.
ARL.. Mr.. ARMY. NAVY BLDG-Dble
or sgle,. newly furn.; block transp, Bal
1411 KENNEDY ST. N.w.-Nicely fur
pvt. home: excellent board s.
FINEST ACCOMMODATION for Girls. best
HD iG9d 1i5i p5inif6 S6 ?aSns' sssi ssS'0 and $40
arade aei sa5iects G s0f wo 54ss seVe'a
JEWISH HOME. Dupont cirele-LFront
Sr ea 81 Norh 0a 4os
MOTHERS with children wishing LOCALITY
ington call Executive 556s.
5l7 cRITTENDEN ST, NW..JeVlsh young
an roundines. S--A Tayior i 5eGs7. 81 O'' ''O'il' '
ARL1NGToN-2 meals. 1oc bus, unlim,
phone; near country club: private home; 2
Govt. girls preferred. Glebe 4975 ewes.
1920 18th ST. Nw.-Vacancy in double
room for young lady; walking distance
LOVELY furnished front twin bedroom.
with board, excellent meals; parking space.
1928 18th st. NV. ia. 1870.
LARGE TWIN BED. front double room. adj
bath. shower; in refined Jewish home. for
girls: excellent meals: S45 each. 1918
Webster st. NV. ia 323s.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-171s 18th St.
n.w.-Attractive single and double rooms
in quiet. refined home
FOUNTAIN COURT-Vacancy In double
room for gentleman: private parking: ex-
cellent meals. 364O 18th. CO O294
NEAR WARDMAN PIX and Conn ave. ref;
gentleman to share rm. in pvt home; ex-
cellent meals, S35 Columbia 3l27
Evening star., 1942-03-05

Semi-detached, corner house. only 6
center: 4 bedrooms and 2 baths. breakfast
nook, recreation room and garage. Call
Mr.. Dretsen. with BETHEL DI. 8100.
or IA 6oO2. sves.
Evening star., 1942-03-05

SLIGO PARK HILLS
Detached white brick. 6 large rooms
and bath. recreation room and attached
% Sd ea poEs or nss 11 SnS
Bennett. GE, 22es. WAPLE JAMES.
Sf
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5 BEDROOMS-3 BATHS.

Chevy Chase. Nd Large living dining
rooms. de luxe kitchen, "a bath End floor.
bedrooms, 2 tile baths; 3rd floor large
becrooms. "a bath; air-conditioned: shower
bath in basement; built-in garage: large
trees porches. LESLIE ,. MEASEL-
WO. 5221. 1927 Eve
Evening star., 1942-03-05
CENTER HALL COLONIAL,
$40 Cnn

Chevy Chase. Md.-Beautiful new brick
home on large terraced lot; southern ex-
posure Only three blocks from Connecti-
cut ave Every modern equipment Large
lVlng, dining rooms, de luxe kitchen. IA
bath. large screened porch. 3 bedrooms.
beautlful tile baths. stairway to- foored d
attic. fully insulated. air-conditinned
LESLIE D. MEASELL. 1927 Eye. WO 1921.
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1888 BIAINE ST. NE.

$3.50 up-New group % houses II It..
wide, streamlined kits, reception rooms,
Evening star., 1942-03-05
TAKOMA PARK.
MARYLAND HOME

New brick bungalow, rooms, automatic
heat lolD nice yard. full basement: price,
$3.50: $500 down payment, balance
Call Dupont 32S5
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(Continued)
m RFNWoOD SECTION

DStaCIPG. b1RllSD 1Npt-
truly charming and comfortable home
venlently on a pretty street. large living
room and library, dining room. den and
kitchen, 3 good bedrooms. also Incloseo
porch. f1ne baths, big attic. dry basement
with fine recreation room, automatic neat.
nice lot. 2-car garage. FLOYD E. DAVIS
CO MA O35o
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Washington's Largest REFRIGERATOR House,
Sl1 9th st. NV. Republic ll75.
Open Till 8 PM

REFRIG ERATORS-Deep-cut sacrifices on
over 400 refrigeTators. We have the larg-
est display in Washington and guarantee
not to be undersold. We have group of
General Electric, Frigidare. Westinghouse,
CroSley. Kelyinator, Norge. Leonard, Cold
spot, used as low as $40; brand new 1912
refrigerators at Atlas low prices; imme-
diate deliveries: easy terms; unusually lib
eral trade-in allowances.
ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY.
Washington's Largest Appliance House.
921 G St. NW-Entire Bldg.
Evening star., 1942-03-05

All kinds of radios, record players type
writer's, cameras. binoculars, pistols, rifles,
shotguns, sewing machines adding ma
chimes. refrigerators, washing machines
mixing machines, electric fans and any
other electrical appliances purchased
Highest prices paid. See Mr.. Anthony at
~ 1th ST. NV. Phone ME. 4514.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
ROOMS FURNISHED.

CLEVELAND PARK-Owner's home. LARGE
2nd-hr rm., adj sitting room, semi-pyt
bath, $50. 2 quiet gentlemen. EN-. 6422
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S10O TO 5000

DOWN PAYMENTS
$50 monthly rental agreement with option
10 buy new homes large lots, full base
ments bedrooms 1St f. with finished
stairway TO md 4. for additional bedrms.
70 MN. 70 Wash, D. c. Near schools,
shopping districts, etc. Exhibit home
open Sat. afternoon and Sun Phone
Falls Church 267o. Weekdays MA s27q
Out Lee hwy. y mile beyond Falls church
trathc lisEt: turn left, at Peaseway Homes
Evening star., 1942-03-05

REFRIGERATORS-1 models at pre-
war prices Buy now, while they last; also
see the new 1a42 model G. E, West. and
Kel. refrigerators. Easy terms. Pay with
your light bill
Evening star., 1942-03-05

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK DE-
tached. 4-bedroom, 2-bath brick; finished
attic, side porch. attached brick garage,
slate roof. gas hot-water heat only 3 yrs
"a. SHANNON e. LUcHS CO.,
1908 H st. NV. National 2345.
Evening star., 1942-03-05

or 1925 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.-Attractive
E. single or oouple basement room. shower, 3
exposures. $50 and S25: gentiles
Evening star., 1942-03-05

14th AND IRVING ST. .W.-Large, taste
fully decorated studio room for men,
| closets, semi-private BATH meals II de-
sired Decatur 326S
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Near 18th and Underwood.

Corner, SIX rooms and den, finished attic,
side porch, garage, fine yard. $4,000 Call
Dupont 32S5 after D N. for appointment.
BETHESDA, MD.
REAL BUY-S9,450.
Attractive Cape Cod brick home. six
large rooms. beautiful interior walls PAN
eled and painted in soft. gray. Large.
matte oil heat: lot 6Ox15O you should
see this beautiful home before buying.
To inspect call
l. g. WHITE. Real Estate.
7101 Wis. Ave. WI. 1900, Ewes. WI 4943.
Evening star., 1942-03-05

I MI. PLEASANT, 1888 Park I'd. NV
! Young GENTLE man 70 share lovely large
room with another, twin beds. HO, ss42.
| 512 RANDOLPH ST. N.W.-Newly furn.
rm.. twin beds next bath, unlim. phone;
| laundry privileges; reas ia S54Q
Evening star., 1942-03-05

Mr. 18th AND RANDOLPH.
Ss,95O: 2O-foot-wide Colonial type: 6
good rooms, front and two rear incloseo
porches, automatic heat; needs redecorst-
ing: a well-built home in q fine location.
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO., Ma 0352.
Evening star., 1942-03-05

BETHESDA. MD. - STX-ROOM BRICK
home, 'on nice lot in new subdivision: mod
ern gas heat slate roof. garage: owner
leaving city, has priced to sell quickly at