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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05

and daughters OF Dearborn's
Mayfair assembled, and at the
Dearborn Inn where about 300
Of the alumnae of Cooley High
School spent A joyous evening.
Miss Elizabeth Trotter, for
merly of indianapolis. was mar
ried this morning TO Corp. Frank
Keller. who is now stationed in
Fresno. Cal. The marriage took
place at All Saints Church in
Detroit and was followed by
wedding breakfast at Dearborn
Inn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Concentrated Course

This is a concentrated course.
The first class met on Friday
and succeeding ones will meet
on Monday. Wednesday and FRI
day mornings. from 8 10 10
o'clock. The instructor is Mrs.
Minnie X. Ode member of the
health education division of the
Detroit department of health.
The federation Red Cross unit.
which has been functioning for
years, meets every Wednesday.
A home nursing class, COM
=poSed=of-neu1hrrS-aHd= their
friends, has been meeting for
several weeks and will be gradu-
ated July "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Share Responsibilities

Several members whose nus
bands are key men IN civilian
defense share their responsible
ties. Mrs. John Schmedding
Mrs. George Thompson and Mrs
Martin Fisher never leave their
homes without making arrange
ments for receiving and relaying
messages in case OF ar emer-
gency.
Mrs. A. r. Carr is chairman a
Victory Aides in Area Six. And
as a Girl Scout leader she has
been organizing the telephone
chain for communications in the
event OF an air raid and the
bicycle chain for the collection
PART 3, PAGE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05

OF fats which are being sal
vaged by housewives.
Mrs. Theron Taylor also is
active in the Victory Aides and
is a Girl Scout leader.
Mental Efficiency
A mental efficiency course for
student nurses is being directed
by Mrs. II. l.. Kemp who also
finds time 10 be a hostess at
USO parties for service men
given under auspices of the
League of Catholic Women.
Other members active in the
USO are Mrs. +. NJ Walker.
chairman of the parties given at
the YWCA, and Mesdames c. A.
Hubbard l.. G.. Parrot and
Arthur KemSley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Second Class Graduated

The second first aid class for
federation women. taught by
Red Cross Instructor Mrs. d. L.
Edmiston, was graduated the
other day.
An AWVS course in air raid
precaution, with Mrs. J. A.
Quinn aS-inStructor, will begin
Tuesday at 1:30 o'clock and will
continue on successive Tuesdays
for six weeks. Interested per-
sons can enroll at the AWNS
office. 400 kaleS Building.
A Wayne University refresher
course for registered nurses who
are offering their services 10
teach Red Cross classes in home
nursing is also being given.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
No I nne
For Play,
They Say
By MINNIE CAGE

UNTO TINE for vacation trips
~ this summer, say members
of the Society OF Engineers
Wives, who are deep IN war
work.
Mrs. J Leslie Berry. for in
stance. is happy only when driv-
inc for the Red Cross Motor
Corps. Trim and jaunty IN her
blue-gray uniform, Mrs. Berry
drives four days a week for the
Blood Procurement Base, the
Mobile Unit, the Wayne County
Airport and the Naval Armory.
When last seen she had a load
OF sailors whom she was taking
from the Arnory down 10 Iren-
ton.
Mrs. Frank Burton also drives
for the Red Cross Motor Corps.
Emergency Drivers
Trained by the motor mechan-
les courses and first aid 10 be
emergency drivers are Mrs. w.
c. Stratton. Mrs. {. J. Freund
and Mrs. F. A Cook. Mrs. Freund
is engroSsed just now in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Federdtion
Clubhouse to
Stay Open \.

MRS. HOWARD WHEELER
Ava defense chairman of the
Detroit Federation of Women's
Clubs. declares that women are
still showing such keen interest
in courses in home nursing. first
aid and air raid precaution that
the clubhouse will be open all
summer for classes.
1t will be available 10 any
group wishing to meet there for
war work. Mrs. Wheeler stated.
Summer vacations for club
women are out" she added.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Catholic Club Plans
to etc Sevicemen

Saturday night in the blue room
of the parish hall. Lively enter
tainment was provided, consist
ing of dancing 10 music played
by a name band, a floor show,
shuttle board. ping-pong and Va
riOuS other games.
A buffet supper was served.
Miss Josephine TayzeH, gen
eral chairman was assisted by
the following:
MISSES
RIA Pike Josephine Baudyk
Dorothy Bacon Befuice Muuigan
Margaret Tucker Lorraine Woods
Name Gardner Ruth Charbonneau
Evelyn Pike
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-21
State Democratic Convention
Promises Little Excitement

stop taking everything for granted.
They feel they are fairly sale but
Gor as safe as they would be if a
normal vote is est during the pri-
mary. Many believe that this years
Vote Will not 60 over 100000. Some
say 225,000.
Bailey people believe that the lack
of interest Will hurt the senator
more than il viii his opponent, Dick
Fountain. It's always easier TO get
somebody to vote "agin' somebody
than for somebody, The job of get
ting the Bailey vote out is going
to be much harder this year for
the same reasons that the conven-
ton probably Will not be so well
attended. in addition, almost every
body believes that Bailey is as good
as nominated already,
But the fact remains that if the
vote is anywhere near as small as
is expected. Fountain cen get fewer
Continued o. Page Th-ee)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-21
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel
Nv ROB- THCMtSG

Raleigh, May 2l.-Ihc STATE
Democratic convention meets IN ha-
leigh tomorrow. Never have so many
obstacles stood in me way Of an
enthusiastic assembly OF the poll
tically inclined. In the first place,
political interest today STANDS II an
all-time low for May Of an election
wear. In the secoad, gasoline 5 being
doled out in dribletS. in the third,
tires are running thinner.
"Whatll it amount to- IS the
question numerous politicians are
asking each other, Not much pro
badly, but the early arrivals thought
there might be a few developments
along the following lines:
Senatorial.
The proponents of the reelection
of Senator Bailey intend TO use the
convention as The time and place 70
l~za Bailey f1~ses to e oua%, 80
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-21
lnstallment
lax Payment
Plan Studied

Washington, May 2l.-(AP)-Thc
I''lJ>" ways and means committee
SOUGHT today to work out a system
VI hStaIlment payments Of income
ldAe~ to soften the blow of steeplv
increased rates in the low income
brackets.
Hardly had the committee com
pleled It's new individual tax pro-
gram by raising the range of SUI .
axes from CIT per cent to 1881 per
,eht than it turned to Secretary
N''Isehthau's proposal to collect VI
Nv per cent of taxable income from
S"!drleS and wages.
~ mat plan would authorize tbs
c1.eaSVry department, perhaps II
~ep'eNber, to make regular deduc-
IONS from pay checks which would
pg uSeo as a credit against the ta%
''I oue next March Is.
n committees new income taN
e. po,oposalS would add an estimated
Y-''oo,Oo0,C> to the S.. 900, 600, 00C
""W collected, with heavy emphasis
'' incomes below S. 5000.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-21
Joy Riding Is Out
For E'ast;s Autos
OPC Figures Show Es-
sential Requirements
Make No Allowance
for Pleasure Driving;
Transportation Facili-
ties Expanded.

Washington, Way 2l.-tATD-
F&Stcrn motorists aren't going to
e any pleasure driving for some
time to come. House interstate
committee members said today
after anaINzins testimony by a
Spokesman for the offic" of re
trolet!m coordinator.
Taking OPC's OWn figures aud
3$Su.nlllG its program to add 80
eco more barrels of Oil daily to
eastern supplies would be car
ricd ont, they said, the hare eS-
s:ntial minimum of that ares
will Just about be met.
These requirements, the COMmitlC,
Wa informed by /, Il. P@rtcn djret
of transportation for orc, an.
approximately l,367.000 buuols daIl.
and VIII remain at that level for tx
next twelve months. And, nar>cr
emphasized, the essential require
mcnt9 make no allowance for pleas.
ure driving or other nan-cs,cntja
use of gasoline.
At present, Parten revealed, sup
pile. 70 the eastern soaboard are RITZ
uln9 at the rate OF Approximately
Continued on Page TWo)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-21
Key German
Stronghold
Is Captured
Russian Armies Drive
Forward Over Fields
Uttered With Wreck
age in Ukraine; Fight
ing & o n t i n u e S in
0AAAA>O ~

(By The Associated Press)
Russia's armies, driving over
fields Uttered with vreckage.
reported today they had en-
quilted d key German strong
hold, crushed repeated German
tank attacks and stormed for
ward six more miles in the ten
day old battle of kharkov.
Soviet dispatches said Rus
sian troops wiped out the nazi
stronghold's garrison in a fierce
40-minute struggle.
A Red army communique
said five villages had been cap
tured in the battle area and
'enormous losses inflicted on
the enemy.
Far behind the lines. Soviet
suerrillas were reported to have
>"aptured an important city of
several thousind inhabitants,
driving cut the Germans who
q held the point for four
months and routing a strong
naZi force which attempted to
regain il in a daWn-to-dusE. bat
tic.
Dispatch to Red Star, Soviet
army newspaper, said the German
stronghold captured on the Kharkoy
front was one the nazis had sought
to hold at any cost-apparentIv .
major link in kharkoN's immediate
defense ring.
More than 1900 Germans were de-
clarcd to have been killed in the
last p hours, while nazi tank losses
O to nearly $50.
On the southern wing of the
huge battle zone, the Russians
said they had blocked German
Field Marshal Won Books flank
ing counte thrust, and fierce
fighting vas reported continuing
on kerCh peninsula in the
Crimea.
Adolf Hitlcr's field headquarters
pictured the Russians as suffering
heavy losses a. German W%arplane3
ranged over the kharkoV battlefle:C
IN great numbers. straiing and bomb
ing the Red armies.
The German command said naki
Continued on Page TWo)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-21

Ask Probe
Den O attic Leader
Barkley, However,
Opposes Investigation
Of Smear Charges.

Wa>hinetOn, Ndy }l.-j.APo-
Demands for a genera! inVc>-
tigation of charges th,.t |aitrN.g:r
were being made 10 ~"S3ngAa'
Omc senators who opposed N
terVention in tn" war pt.tY ~
Pearl Narbor met with uppo~i-
ton today from Democratic
Lcatyr EarklcN thentucAEp.
In an interview, lsarhi"A sad
he did not favor launching an,
inquiry of iris natuTr-aS !to-
posed by Senators ,Ny@, itcanp-
lican, North DAkot@, WlCeHr,
Democrat, Montana, aud E,aFi',
Democrat, NiNsuuri.
The demand wore made after
Barkiey told the Senate y"-tcgCta>
that a Justice department luNo tlga-
ton had ~c~unoratod otiIu,uT Walsh
Democrat, Massachusetts. %! cilor9,
that Walsh could be accused Ht "c.l'-
spring with enemy aljvu.' Jill :
CONTINUED on Page TWo)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-21

Detroit, MAY :l.-tArl-The
iir.: 81 tta liz f~0u"-cngined
ton}Hc., We: soon VIII be- put
into raaSa r"oGactt,n based on
AT "nsti'H ~ : / acturing
nict3'5 - G3!i"A OF lie nnW
i~r-,:.i''~ - assembly line of
3t~ -. vile" Run plant,
/ E3'} >.otcr Go. ansDuatoa
tod.
fssl Hvra, president. tuld cor
rc>9Dni-nts on the National As-
sec ,.iau Il ,JaAu:acturers pro
da@t;9.1 sar victory" toIr that
completion ot tie first bomber
a%&tHably marked L new phase in
FCId's war notwithstanding which
noW includes approximately 20
~s'i:iCreet contracts.
Besides bomb-rs. the Ford com
pay is making tanks of moderniZ-
ed design. fire control Instruments
combat vehicles. cartridges and shells.
engines Ior and, sea and air forces
individual airplane parts and othel
weapons which, because OF taeir tao
teal Importance, must remain sec
ret.
The bomber program we are nov
beginning IS equivalent to the whole
motor Il business Charles f. Sor-
ensen, vice president. declared. "Our
work on general wal production Will
double the entire peaCetime business
OF the Ford Motor Co. and our
employment VIII also be about
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-21
JOHN
Ill. OF PNEUMONIA

Hollywood, May -(AP)- Actor
JOHN Barrymore is very sick with
|PoowHonla, his physician disclosed
today
The movie, stage and radio star,
IN poor health for several year, was
removed 10 Hollywood Presbyterian
Hospital Tuesday night.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-21
Japs Invade
China Coast
Territory
Danger Of Back Door
Invasion of China Les
sened With Coming of
Rains; Allied Bomb
ers Make Raids Down
Under

O. he Associated PrcSS)
bfeaeaing monsoon rains
sta,ia4-thc battle Of Burma al
China- back door today while
Japaa% invasion armies pressed
a grate new threat on the Chin
csc east coast with a 3O-milc adj
yance into Chekiang province.
Dispatches said the Japanese,
apparently determined to over
run Cbekiang and wipe out any
air bases which could be used
fer medium range bombing at
tack on Tokyo, We're advance
lng ~ogthWard on a 13O-mile
front.
! Chinese army spokesman
said that the invaders. 10000 to
10000 strong, had already aG-
vaneed within so miles of Kin
hWa. provisional capital of Che
kidug province, and that heavy
fighting was in progress along
the entire front. KinhWa is 1870
miles below JapaneSe-Occupied
Shanghai.
About 5000 other Japanese
troops were reported maS>ing
for supporting thrusts.
Oh HE Burma front. Chinese mil
I'afy dispatches said Japanese
thrust HorthWard into China's Yum
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-21

lCoGunued on Pasa TWol
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-21

Continued on Page TWo)
Evening star., 1942-05-20
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
(Continued.)

Sn sQ0M sS sHd xk Mr. gNoN gsas9 as.
Govt empl. 232 F St ne.
3 MONTHS-LARGE LIVING ROOM. DIN
ing room, den, small bedrooms, porch
sss SIZE Alex no fh
FOR 3 GENTLE GIRLS. LARGE BED.
room. kitchen, clean. convenient c.h.W.
util- inc linens. etc. 1907 st, Sc.
nished 3I2 room apt. in haywood Gar
dens; good transportation; reasonable
Gail MI. 6577 during day or WA. 0906
after pm.
1917 KENYON ST. Nw.-DEsIRABLE
1-rm apt. complete. sink, stove. elec. refg
cleo, gas adults, gentiles.
FOR . REFINED GENTILEs MEN OR
couple. exclusive use Of twin bed room ano
with sentiemsn; everythins furnished. maid
service On Glover Park bus line. Day
time Me. 1900, ewes. EN-. 0590
ea3o x ST. s,E-2-RooM BASEMENT
Epdiow Ipdi l0a sssea aenheo employed couple Can
FURN. KITCHEN, STUDIO ROOM, SEMI,
bath. private entrance, yard: sl4 Gar
land ave. Takoma Park. SH. 449s-W.
SILVER SPRING. BEDROOMS. LIv
shower porch. linens, dishes silver. gas
elec.. maid service. for or men. EI-
sSsnSerd seut,Se s419 Branch 135' or evenings
YOUNG MAN TO SHARE MODERN FUR
nished apt. with others. Phone Adams
s625.
EMPLOYED COUPLE OR SINGLE PERSON
to share small modern home in restricted
ne section: = in family: reasonable to
right party; refs. exchanged NO 6745
DELIGHTFULLY."- FURN MODERN APT
near Dupont Circle; room with or without
board for . young men. Call CO. 5000
evenings between & and g.
. ROOMS. KITCHEN, DINETTE. SOLARI-
um. foyer and bath: will transfer l-year
lease to party buying complete furniture,
$3.50 cash; rent. S51 so month. including
gas and electricity. immediate possession.
See manager, $500 New Hampshire ave Nv
sO7 LONGFELJOW ST. N.W-Large front
rm., kitchen -dinette, refriserator, ch.w..
semi-pvt bath. S45. GE. 2414
Evening star., 1942-05-20
HOUSES FURNISHED.
(Continued,)

5edroom @ 6n bungsioR. EsE ne1 fuTnitSre, Spacious
G Stream WITH don7 large 1c bus ref
sEMI-DETACHED HOUSE ON NEWARK
ST.. until October /. possibly longer; bed
rooms, baths. charming garden; "a square
from transportation; S1s5 per month. Call
Mrs. Wren f-r appointment. Day: Dupont
77s4 eve, Adams 7737. JACK HAYES INC.
ARLINGTON-WHrTE BRICK HOUSE IN
furnished. Cony, 10 bus. 10 min. to
Washington. Call Jackson 1851.
Grove, near Bethesda. Md-Nesrly @ new
spacious living quarters, servants rooms
and bath, large wooded tract with land
Scaped garden, every modern convenience,
house tastsfully furnished; immediate m occu7
REALTY Assoc1ATEs Ma 143s
FOR SEASON, WELL-FURNISHED COT
tage; electrically equipped. 80 miles from
RA. 3279 after q pm.
WILL SUBLET FOR SUMMER MONTHS
TO small adult family, 6-room house, 2
Petworth, on bus line Eentiles only. Can
be seen after pm. Wednesday. Call
MODERN, BRICK DETACHED HOUSE IN
less than n hour downtown. Transports
tlon at, door; bedrooms, . baths, auto,
shade trees lease; $50 per month.
RANDAdL E4HS AL, H Az aASNER CO CO ISS3 MG'
ARLINGTON.
Less than year-old. brick Colonial Of
rooms and "a baths, side screened porch.
ssp1. ssTase onIT Toosed ssoo lot available June
THOS. G. MAGRUDER CO.,
235I wilson Blvd. Arlington. ,vs,
WOODSIDE PARK.
Cape Cod style: price. $50 per month;
5 rooms. including = bedrooms lst-foor
lavatory. beautifully furnished; built-n ga
rage: sltuat ted on attractlvely planted lot;
available June l to Oct /.
PHILLIPS g. CANDY. INC,
MA. $500. Realtors. l012 18th NV.
FOR BUSY EXECUTIVES.
RETIRED GENERALS TOWN HOUSE.
BEDROOMS. 4 BATHS. MAIDS ROOMS.
AUTO. HEAT. 3-CAR GARAGE, LINENS.
SILVER. ETC. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
$3.50 EN- 1890 ls'
SUMNER RENTAL.
Desirable brick Colonial home Of : rms
and baths. maids rm. and bath. attrac-
lively furnished. wooded lot; excellent
nelghborhood; avails ole June !: $3.50 mo.
THOS. G. MAGRUDER CO..
.205l Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va
CHI. 313l. Glebe 3434
Evening star., 1942-05-20
WOODBRIDGE. D. C.
5 BEDROOMS BATHS.
S11,950.

SII ,JOU.
DETACHED brick. IN excellent condition;
ONE BLOCK TO TRANSPORTATION
study. living room. dining room, kitchen
on first floor, , bedrooms, baths on Sec
ond. = bedrooms on third, recreation room.
one-hal bath and garage in basement;
the lot is beautifully Handicapped, F. H. A.
financed
EVENING CALLS. : to PMO
PHILLIPS & CANDY. INC.
MA 1900. Realtors 1919 18th ST. NV
Evening star., 1942-05-20
ROOMS FURNISHED.

1927 HOBART ST. NV. Mt. Pleasant
giris. Sufhcient closet space; unlim. ph.
ssl JEFFERSON ST, Nw-sinyie Tm,
bus line: gentle. GE. s774
sUBURBS-Master bedroom; pvt. family.
Call EN-. 1887 after $40 pm.
2535 18th ST. NV. Apt 21-Furnished
room in private family; gentle lady only.
l7I3. DE SALES ST. opposite Mayiower
i large double room. nicely furnished;
men only; walking distance.
1866 E. CAPITOL ST.--Large front room
for 2 or 3 men; 3 beds, 3 closets; every
conv.; near new War Bldg. FIR 4931.
7OS H ST. Me- large furnished room
for 3 gentlemen; Govt. workers preferred.
1921 10Th ST. NW-Attractive double.
for ads nss se
southern exposure: walk dist: breakfast. :
SINGLE ROOM in owners home for Govt.
employed lady; mr.. G. p. o. Call after
g pm. Adams Sl6s.
CONVENIENT TO WAR DEPT.-lOc bus
another with pvt. lavatory. Glebe 0641 !:
1895 MACOMB ST. NW.-Large bed-liv-
ing room naneled, cases, 3 cedar closets;
/ gentleman. S75. Also small rm. for l
gentleman. sac: conv. trans. EN-. 1889.
ALEXANDRIA-Lge.. cool. well-furn.. pvt.
bath; Army-Navy officer discriminat
ing gentleman. would appreciate environ
. ment; pvt home. Box OsE, Star.
30s E. MASON ST, Alex-Attract. furn.
double rm in new home, twin beds bus
at corner; conv. War-Navy Dept.
1883 PARK RID N.w-Bright. attractive
rooms for " or 3 men; showers, unlimited
phone Hobart 1924
733 18th ST. NV, downtown-Lovely
f%Fn nTt .11 5m ideal ssape foy ME- aaen ms1 CIV" and
DUPONT CIRCLE "0I5 o st. n.w.-At-
tract large Ink. room, basement, for 3;
ch.w.; Al refrg. reasonable.
4s41 KANSAS AVE NV large front
Eo9m dSs fer girls; convenient transportation
ARLINGTCN VA 5I21 o5th st. n.-At-
tractive room in new private home. one
block from w. Falls Church bus line. twin
beds: Laundry privileses unlimitsd phons;
GI, sHitaoss Bias for girls $50 each month
1853 COL RID NW-For lady gentle,
large bright single room. S35: apply after 5.
MI. $3.50.
NEW YORK FAMILY. having just pur-
chased new home in District, will rent
fense or Govt. workers for duration fur
nished with new twin beds: location near T
ton s. per week each or $50 monthly each.
ME. O154.
DOWNTOWN, sos Goth St n.w-Double
room. twin beds, 81 each; single, SIS per
week; gentlemen only.
$3.50 MAPLE ST. N.W.-Corner room, twin
beds; next to bath; also double room; Gov
ernment girls preferred 2f'
1900 14th ST NW.-Very large room for
sentlemen beautifully furnished. twin
beds; all conveniences. Georgia $3.50.
COLORED-637 Sth ST. NE-FUR-
nished room next bath: no children.
ROOMS FURN. & UNFURN.
SOl 44th ST. N.E.-I or 2 rooms, fur
nished or unfurnished; suitable / or 2.
TR. a123.
Evening star., 1942-05-20

For prompt responses
and better service, ddUer-
tiSers are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent CldsSifcations.
Evening star., 1942-05-20

Rock Creek Park. u mile beyond District
line, IN Maryland; bedrooms tmaster bed
room with fireplace, 3 baths and sleepIr z
with fireplace. lst-ioor lavatory. screened
living porch. basement lounge with fireplace
ana open flagStone terrace. maids room
and bath lear built-in garage G. E
splIt-SyStem air condtionlne. large. wooded
lof Phone Ma cr So
Evening star., 1942-05-20
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

623I N. 10Th ST. Arlington, Va.-Large
dble room in new home. semi-private
bath twin beds; business couple or 2
gentlemen; u blk. bus. Falls Ch. 2497-J.
CHEVY CHASE. MD-Near bus: furn.
basement room for lady who stays in ewes
and is willing to do dinner dishes, SIS mo.
WI. 1890.
ARLINGTON, VA, S42 N. Edison st.-New
ployed gentlemen or couple. Glebe 1855.
LARGE DOUBLE or single room, 10 mln-
uteS Alexandria bus to new War Bldg, ex-
cellent location. Jackson 1S02-M 20'
516 NORTH KENMORE ST, Arl., Val
room suitable for , men; larger rm.. suit
able for 3 Oxford 2141
ARLINGTON, VA, Washington blvd.-10c
bus at door; conv. new War Bldg. . COM
fortaby furnished rooms for gentlemen.
Chestnut 1860.
ARLINGTON. VA, close in--Attractive out
side rooms, twin beds: only 7 minis. from
transp. arranged S6 week CH. 597s
41s 57th AVE, Capt Hgths., Md.-Large
front bedroom. next to BATH bus stop at
door, 10c fare: SIS month. Capt.
Hgths. 255-W
ARLINGTON. VA. 5623 sth ST. north
Double room, next to bath, S32 month.
Phone Oxford 03SS-R.
SILVER SPRING, MD, AZ silver Spring
aye-Singe room for man, $50. Shep-
herd 3140-W
LARGE, beautiful rm., twin beds: lovely
garden; ] blk. bus; refined only; So wk.
each. CH. 5473.
Evening star., 1942-05-20
HOUSES UNfURNISHEp.


NEW g RMS, SEMI-DETACHED, SCREEN
ed porch. oil heat. Venetian blinds: adults
Also small house near Suitland. Md.
CAPITOL HEIGHTS MD.-s ROOMS, 5
FULTON 3, g GORDON oxnsH. 7 i4e7 4 7efEs' E9s
St NV District $3.50. ONCE hours. s
5sll 39nd ST. NV. CORNER 32nd AND
rm and bath, auto. heat. gear gar, beaut.
specton by apDt. an 0 Cali ain Mr.. unf RuPpERT
NEW DETACHED BRICK HOMES. NEAR
RysSingy Ry MagyiaHd I'd f1aR fTom sllo up WI sls2
BATH BATH, h-,9h- iH eiec: !story and cellar Gs. de-
tached dwelling. large lot. front and rear
porches; S55.S5 per month.
JESSE l.. HEISKELL. Ills EYE ST NV
Washington summer. large cheerful rooms
with generous windows. screened porch,
sun deck. large lawn with trees. 2 bed
tion room, maids room, oil heat. quiet
hilltop street overlooking the Potomac;
Is min. from downtown. Glebe o3s7.
Sl90-SHEPHERD PARK-LOvELY COR
only. Gail MIR. COxToN' Ma. 143s or
MICHIGAN PARK-BEAUTIFUL s-RooM
home in exclusive ne. near Monastery,
Sl25 per mo-
PAT TROIANO MA. 1850.
BETHESDA OR SILVER SPRING AREA
Located on large wooded lot-3 bed
ing room, large living room. full basement
with toilet; stove and refrigeration in
cluded: $40 per
GRAHAM HALL. WI. $3.50.
NEW, MODERN 5-RooM BRICKS; FULL
basement yard automatic heat: S55 rs
. bus lines; references required. Directions
400 block Florida ave. ne. to Holbrook,
north on Holbrook to Queen
HENRY SALUS.
90 New York Ave n W MA 1867 ole
Evening star., 1942-05-20
REUPHOLSTERINC

REUPHOLSTERING
FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY
2-PIECE SUITE
REUPHOLSTERED FOR S42.5O.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Phone co. 3342 for Estimates.
Estimates Given in D. c.. Va. and Md
ACME UPHOLSTERY CO
3l71 MT. PLEASANT ST. NV.
Evening star., 1942-05-20
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

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