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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
Stella Rolls $50
Z Under Mark


Stella Iiar,ick Of Olympic IS
runner up today for individual
high series in tho Womcns Major
League with go. or - pins under
the mark set by CrcSccnce Stcrb-
en- week ago. II was tho feature
of an otherwise of night IN Scor-
ing last night az Beacon Recrca-
ton
Mrs UmrickS string was 247-
19O-2O2 or 10 pins away from
the lowest score in the national
womcns list. issued by the a. y. G..
Olympic shut out Chcne- Tromhlv.
1920 10 g3ni and increased the
hold on FIRST place 10 two fun
games over Altoona.
Myrtle Boss OF Palace was nm
ner-up on $50 and Helen Mack Of
Rainbow stood third on So Clay
ton, Aces are now known as Mt
Elliott Recreation and appeared
under that name last night for the
first time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
Norris Is Near
Rainbow Title

Unless Art knccht. the current
leader. comes through with a ban
ner hvc-game series. Saturday, Joe
Norris VIII be the leader of the
second round on tho basis of yes
terdayS showing in the Rainbow
Individual Classic.
Norris spndlcd 1896. or y pins
under the record for the event
set by James Mcmahon year
ago. averaging 245.1 The games
were 23i 212 269 pa PIT. His
.ssre sheets showed 40 strikes.
error and one split.
The event has an entry Of 81.
or 10 more than last season. Run
ner-up TO Norris was Cy Coral
czyk with 1857. the games running
1856 206- 193-23i-23S. Bud Stempicn
was third on 1855. Chef BukowSki
had 1929 and Emil Dimitrie and
Louis Burr tied at 10lS.
Others finishing well 10 the
front we're Sylvester Thiel 1OOl.
Phil Bauman 1000 Emil PuCia 992.
August Bamberg 9Sl Harold Allen
and Harold De Crick 97l each.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
CHAMP VISITS HERE

Bobby Ryan. national senior
mems figure skating champion IN
1871 and second 20 Kenny Chase
IN 1912. blew into town today for
short visit Bob is very cnthuSi-
as'Ic about his now lob as head
professional al the Rollcrbowl in
Chicago.
In our last story about the OK
hlbItlon which VIII be given by
members of tho Detroit Figure
Skating Club in Arena Gardens on
December J. when the proceeds Of
the night VIII be turned over 10
the Armed Forces Comfort Kit
Fund we left out very important
naUd
It's Nancy Lee Parker. Nancy
VIII DO a little number during the
show Nancy is only s years old
and She is believed TO be the
youngest roller skater in the
country TO pass her third bar in
figures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
THIRD GROUND GAMER

Right now Andy IS the third
banking ereHHd gamer in the
league having Travelled 42O yards.
although he doGs-h.S- ...iFa .,.., s.e!4i
/ Through The center OF the line.
| only pair Of halfhacks. Pitts
Eurgh'S Bill Dudley and BROOKLYN 5
rdcrle Condit have gained more
EardaCe than Tho Rcdskn full
back.
It's been an amazing comeback
for Farkas. who had only an in
different season last year. An All
League selection in 1893 when ne
led all his scoring rivals with SIS
points he injured his leg against
the Detroit Lions and in 1910
played only one game
Sundays game. in fact will he
only the second time that Farkas
has played IN Detroit as a pro-
fesSlanal His debut here came his
first year IN Tho league, in 1893
when be redeemed q tumble lead
ing 20 Lon field goal by scoring
tr7T- -T77T77rr--- 7T7TTTrTUWH dr The game
q the Redskins won Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
Wings and Leafs
To Pack EN- In
.Contfnucd from Ffrst sport Page1


recruit whom be- signed from To-
ronto junior ranks last week.
Gave Stewart the brilliant young
left wingor from Por, Arthur who
has scored eight goals for the
Leafs, was % be- barred from to-
night game because Of his assault
on Jimmy Orlando % Toronto two
weeks ago but now Day Is 20 lose
Stewart permanently as he has
received his army call TWO other
recruits dcfcn>cman Bobby Copp
and winCcr Jack Mclean have not
been able 10 obtain clearance
papers
Day is bringing in enough 20
subduc tho Wings. however. He
-i4t---t-ft--- t-f-A-t-,-te--F--- roett,-S
in center Bud Pole. He has one
of hoCkeys greatest CcntcrS. Syl-
ya0uS apps SpcarhCading a line
with Bob Davidson and Mel Hi
ON the wings Re has another goal
stacking Inc Of first quality in
SWLnnG- ScAl-EcE- InEnp- G-4rf-r.f4d
Billy TAYLOR The Wing VIII never
forget Scbrlncrs clutch scores IN
the cup play
Ahead Of coalic Turk Broda on
the Leaf defense are veteran
Bucko Mcdonald tcamirg with
Reg Hamilton. and Hank Goldup
who pairs with RhyS Thompson
a big recruit from the Buffalo
BIs0ns
The Leafs sailed right through
Detroit ON their home ice. but the
Wings just back from two tic
games on the road figure this Is
their chance 20 get back inv stride
4 victory tonight. coupled with q
triumph over Montreal here Sun
day, would put the Wings in a
commanding position they figure
Manager Jack Adams reported
his club in fair shape for the
game. including Coalio Johnny
Mowers who is s'ill suffering con-
siderable Inconvenience from the
cIcht-StitCh cash hc received on
his lower lip IN the Ranger game
Sunday
IF il had only been on tho
side, I'D have mouth big
enough ta-Suallow all the puCkS
in the league" said Johnny,
managing Il painful grin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
Iowa Leaves
For j. NJ. Game

IOWA CITY, Ia. Nov. 26 QNS) .
The Iowa HawkeycS prepared
to i0ave for Ann Arbor today,
carrying with them a bag Of tricks
including an explosive offenSe and
a double-harrelled passing attack.
When they meet Michigan Satur-
day 10 decide The third place spot
in the Western Conference stand
ingS the Hawks hope 10 unleash
their old offense which had been
discarded early in the season for
the T formation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
Bukowski LEADING
$1,000 Pin Classic

CLEVELAND -NnN.-26. zChet
BukowSki Of the Fife team in The
Detroit Times -All-SSsttzsr Star Classic. *
leading SkanC Mercurio's annual
81 900 individual bowling classic.
in progress here, with a total of
I5JZ Tor SIX games.
The Detroit star combined 229-
2l4-2O7-Z3f-236-2l2 for his count.
Harold Allen and Phil Bauman Of
Detroit are second and third with
1902 and 1892. respectively John
CrlmminS Of Detroit, winner last
year with 1907. has yet 10 roll.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
PUBLIC SKATING

This exhibition Will last about
30 minutes. and there VIII he pub
lr skating before and after the
>how.
BY bringing IN over 400 skat-
crS, Dominican High has broken
the record for party attendance at
Arena Gardens. This happened
Tuesday night and with the other
skaters on hand "a crowd of nearly
> 900 iammed the huge arena.
Pot of Gold Night VIII be the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
SeweII Renamed

ST. LOUIS, Nov. % INS).-
Luke Sewell began his second year
as manager of the st. Louis
Browns today having been signed
10 a one-year contract. Salary
terms were not disclosed. Sewell
took over the Brownies helm in
the middle of the 1871 season. sue
ceeding Fred Haney.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
Detroit Tech Five
Swdmps Pr. Huron

PORT HURON, Nov. 26. With
Dan Arnold setting Tho pace on
seven field goals, Dctrmt Tech
scored an easy victory over Port
Huron Junior College here last
night 56-2O. II was Techs opener.
M ROlI 7 $50 rom III RnN lgnL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
POINTS IMMATERIAL

The number OF points Slingin'
Sammy Baugh and Company run
up against tho Lions, as compared
20 the showing Of the Chicago
Bears, may mean little or nothing
when December - rolls around
bnd the Redskins 20 after a meas
Ire Of revenge for the 1910 shell
lacking they took from the same
cam in The 1910 championship
blayOn game.
How they compare in onenSc
hnd defense with the Bears will,
however. more readily be apparent
10 the spectator, who also can
Justify his presence by this reason
Inc There's little hope Of the Lions
Escaping Their eleventh conseCu-
Tive defeat and becoming the first
Team IN modern history Of the
league 10 20 through the season
without winning a game
WaShington'S dependency upon
Sammy BauCh'S arm Is unqueS-.
Toned. At the same time. however. |
he passing attack that has car
lied the Redskins 10 tho top has,
- made possible ny the plung-'
,re~Aess- % -7tr1vrf5s7dv-tar-tkav--''
4 10 not so long ago was doing
ms plunglnS for the University OF
Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
Klein Gets I'd Chance
AT Rub, S Mat Title

Bert Rubi, NJ. w. A. junior
heavyweight champion. again will
meet his youthful Detroit chal-
lenger, Louis Klein, for the title
belt in a match to top Tuesdays
card in Fairview Gar
dens. Rubi won a decision in
their November 10 match.
There will be two other bouts
on the card.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
Dove in Shrine Game

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov &c
QNS).-Bob Dove, Notre Dame
guard, has accepted an invitation
to play on the Shrine East team
in the East-West New Years Day
grldiron classic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
Lion Fans See
Second PrOGrid
FindIist Sunday
BY CLAYTON HELPER

- they do nothing else this
|eason, and it's probable they
Won't, the Lions at least will
furnish local football fans a vicari-
bus preview Of the 1912 National
Professional League championship
game.
The Lions play their final game
bf the season, perhaps for the
duration, next Sunday at Briggs
Stadium against the Washington
Redskins, who clinchcd Eastern
Division honorS last Sunday by dc.
eating the Brooklyn Dodgers. The
Chicago Bears won the Western
Division title last Sunday by shut
ing out the Lions. 42-0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26

special attraction at Rouge Park
Rollcrdromc Saturday night
Hope you all have noticed the
change in hours at jefferson
Beach Rollercadc. They're open
evenings from until Il 80 with
matinees every Saturday and Sun
day from . until >
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
KOppitz Threat
In Major Loop
On Win Streak

At The current rate OF speed,
Bill Morlands Koppitz must be
considered today as a prospect for
the Michigan major bowling league
championship. The winning streak
started four weeks ago was
sustained last night az Crest Lanes
in shutting out Sackmans, 1868 to
1897.
Koppitz and Carl Polcns led the
league in scoring. the team doing
1868 and Polens COB from 2l3-2l3-
237. a 1919 finish piled up the
total and the three victories leave
Morlands managers only two away
from the top.
George Gingerclla had Gao for
SackmanS and Walter Durbin sol
for Koppitz. A 256 finish gave
Barney Doyle Of Pabst Gal and
Tony Lindeman of Queen was also
well up the list with 631
Louis Burr's De LuXe-D lost a
chance TO increase its first place
margin when the match with Far
rs was postponed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26

Argyle pEc tO4sl EoRTnLAwN AVE.
Open Bowling TODAY from 1000 p. N. Until
olosina. Az Day Saturdays and Sundays.
CADILLAC 20 Ap., "a, & CO. ios s'sS. o1.sr..
Open Bowling Daily a. ~ 10 Closing. Select
LEAGUE oOeoina' Lstt. sss manas.msni,
CHeNE. IROMBLY $50 8, c !,s,
Your Loe. O F'sp..to, IA, r. to S1yo Blank. ,or
3-san Team Tourney. Entries Close Dec. 10.
rnuurp DIR $500 CONNER AVE. w. 1851
uuNnCn nCu' open Bowling Saturday, and
Sundays 0aiiy Until T. After ~. Cocktail Bar
and R'''auran, Operated BY Tommy Pollock.
CREST LANES FutLERTos at GO. RIVER
A Bowler, Paradise Visit Our STAG, Bar and
Cocktail Lounge Hothinq Like ~
nrupY us2s WHITTIER, AT KELLY RIO.
oS,o so.,Ioo TO-DAY Until 1' 1 p and Ate,
DETROIT RECREATION s tHt4ytT o5. At ssso
e Alleys. Open Bouiins Daily ard sunday From
opsnins Until Closing.
DEXTER RE DEXTER AZ BOSTON BLVD.
OPEN BOWLING AT AL riaEsi
Choice League Dates Are stu Available.
GARDEN REC. ago ~ fs' s.ss,5 AVE.
Opeo Bowling TODAY Untl p. ~. ard After
90 p. N. All Day Saturdays ara sunday
'cplEn CENTRAL is'i FERRY PARK
UIlNNU ULNlHHI ~ $3.50
Greatest Alley, In Detroit. Open Bowling uonl
p n. ard After 1880 Free Instruction, Oaiy.
GREAT LAKES a, w 10 sss1's %.' s,s,
npen Bo~ling--60 Alleys N a Rou-Unui
? and After 81 ?. ~ Cocktail Gar.
IMPERIAL REc GENERAL MOTORS BLoG.
'WI NIllHL HLV' CENTRALLY LOCATED.
~ Modern ALLEYS.
opsn Every Day Until ndaieht. Ma slqs
J, J, MlllETT'S 77 Tsgmegtt AVE.
10 Alleys. opsn Bouliua from A N un,h s
= ". ard After " ?. ", All DAY SATURDAY.
I0WE'e pEn 90 BOWLING Valleys
wv nIV' 10 BtLllARD tABItS
CoeNsh loungsv NJ. s3l1
392S East Isnersou ~ Essia~n
1 llGKY STRIKE ssil GRAND Rvta AZ
open Boslinq TO-DAY Until p ard After
~ 20 ?. N. q BrunsWiok Centennial lanes Free
io'tfuetion b. Ruth johnson. Gar No~ opsn.
MT. ELLIOTT REC. 1880 NJ. ELLIOTT
Opsn Alleys "a " UrtN p v aad After
- Visit Our Cocktail Lounge. Ercsllsat FOOD
Consult This Directory Daily
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
TIED FOR SECOND

Pepsi Cola is tied with Koppitz
for second by winning two from
Myrtle at Ramona Recreation,
2S44 10 1855. 1922 finish off
setting an S55 start.
Altes took three from Vierge'S,
1882 TO 265l, Foremen lost two TO
Standard, TO leave the three shaf-
ing third place, three and one half
games from the lead.
Pabst, led by Deyie,S Ga moved
up the ladder in whaling Ramona
tIviee, 1900 to 1876. Jack Burke
kicked in with 6l2 and Paul Serb
ner COL. Joe Szuch. a newcomer
IN the Ramona lineup, checked out
with ga.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26

VII WI W nIu' Free Parking. TE. 1855
" Alleys. New and Modern. Rath,ksIIsr
Open eo~lirs All Day Saturdays and Sundays.
PALACE REC. p s s;s, SH :. .T.v, H w',,
a Post. opsn Bovine Until $50 p. N and Ans,
IT, Harold Allen. Instructor. Cocktail Lounge.
PALACE SCHOENnERR 's sS.S, Z. .,' s..s
Free Instructions Daily on the Paul MObIsy
sef-ln'truetor Learn 10 Bowl Correctly.
PALMER PARK ms s.ns.,ctt a. 40; s't.'''
10. s.2232: a sruus~iek Alleys. Completely
hodern1sd. Free PARKING.
OPEN BOWLING AL DAY TODAY
pARU AMI 1920 WEST WARREN. Near
HHNIHHU SoUTHFIELD c. 1920
70 Brand New Lan.s Nov Open 70 Puzzle "a.
Them Bowl while Enioyina the Best Food ana
Refreshments IN ostroit' Prsttsst coestslI Iounss
PLAYOIUM 1917 Io s G -:
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
RAINBOW o .o5'' sRArioI, ~: $3.50.
after u p. ". Sundays MIXED ooubiss Al $50
p. n. and $50 MEMS Double, at IOAs p. N.
BEDFORD REC, aa''O G g. 90. sIvts
Open so~uno TODAY Until 100 p ". .us
After ~ P. ". All Day Saturday. and Sundays.
RIVIERA REC. 1881 G ~ o., s'vts
Open Alleys TODAY Until % p. ". snd After
~ p. ~. All oay Saturdays and Sundays
PM LWlIE pEn 7OlO PURITAN ave-.
opsn Bowling TODAY UntI p. NJ and Afts,
~ 90 q. ". Al psy Saturday. ard Sundays.
4IbIp ELIp 1850 WOODWARD TO. s.4si7
olhlL Mn ~ state FAR 6rds opsn Ailsys
Wed. thurs 4 Fri Entirs South Side $50 P.n.
tn Closinq free instUotons Wssk- oay Arrs.
TWENTY GPLN0 so7O IoURIttsrH
opso eoslina TODAY Uam p. n. sos Ate,
~ p. " Beautfui Cocktail Bar. ESeslisrt Fsod.
VIeTnpY 7744 i7TH. q ottAwARE
ElVlUnl TR t-s35g
Open Bo~nns Untn cIo,ios. FaEt lSsrRUc-
TONS ~ DOROTHY htRcHAhr.
VncUI DIR CADIEUR AT GVAssroa
'VVOL HLV' NJ. $40
oosr so.llna TODAY Uom 7Pn. Ars ~.
Entsr,anms1t Niohtly Don Hiu ~ the PLANS.
WASHINGTON BOWL sooS.espittss
Open ao~ilas from 10 A ~ 'os p N sna
After 10. Az oV SAT. ard suaosy,. cH. u7a.
WEST DETROIT '''s sr sics wSos,s ssL
CT 0322. opsn Bo~Hne TODAY rem 40 p O.
70 closira Al Day Saturday ara susssya
WURM'S SINCE 1888 700 ,y '. Az
obsn ALLEYS TODAY ueu - ssd Aztec a.
cocsisi Lounge. orssa huNs. Ekssiisat punA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26

WURM'S SINCE 1888 1900 ~ ss ~,
op'n ALLEYS TODAY uetH p n 40 EH.s %.
cocsisii Lounge. orssa euis. Lkssiisat psnA
Kodiak mirror., 1942-01-24
Poem

l have smelt the vagrant breezes
 Have you? l walk the path that pleases
 Do you? l have felt the breeding siI. ence, Clustered in with pine and fir, Filled my cup to over-fowing In a noisy, swirling stream. Are you lonely?
 Come with me
 By Evelyn Breslich
 9th grade
Kodiak mirror., 1942-01-24
Alaska Danger
 Seen By Senator

Washington = Senator Mon Walgren, democrat, Washing ton, said that Japan undoubted- N has accurate information of .he American situation in Alaska and the AIeut an island, togeth- CT with charts of potentially im- uortant waters of naval warfare.
 WalIgren asserted that as late s September the Japanese were charting areas in the vicinity of the American naval base at Dutch Harbor, the nearest United States base to Japan. He recalled that he informed author tics of the situation.
 "The Japanese brought in ves- 9lS as large as 5000 tons and sent our small boat fishing fleets off Alaska he said. They fish, ed in waters of Bristol bay and elsewhere. even though the fish ing was not good and American fishermen avoided the waters.
 My information is that there vas no real run of salmon in the waters in which the Japanese op7 erated. They were not far from Dutch Harbor.
 There is no doubt but that the fishing was a subterfUge- that they were making maps, taking weather observations and gaining accurate information of i this important strategic area"
 The scheme, Wallgren said, was part of the duplicity of the Japanese in preparation for their attack on the United States
 Try our classified column for immediate rocultc
Kodiak mirror., 1942-01-24
Fire Discovered In
 UnOccupied Residence

An alarm was sounded Sunday evening at S:30 p. m. for a fire Tn the Harry Landers home on the hillside of Monument noun tain. The house was unoccupied and 1t IS not known how the fire started. Damage was confined to a hole burned in the floor of one of the rooms.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-01-24
Dining Al FrescO

A man who went into 6 restau- and ordered a salad and then took it out into the street to eat it ended up in court. He was fin ed $l0 and costs on charge of being drunk and disorderly
Kodiak mirror., 1942-01-24

Fred McGowan, proprietor of Aimstrong's Liquor store, is leaving for Seattle and expects to be gone about three months. During his absence the store will be managed by Bert Heath.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-01-24

For the week ending January ) eleven cases of influenza were reported to the Territorial De partment of Health. There were 132 cases of common respiratory disease.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-03

es... . GANTS 0XYDOL ss . f. ssI F. D'
Evening star., 1942-02-08
HOUSES AND APARTMENTS
RAJ rlAa0E

WILL RENT TO LARGE FAMILY OR
lady wishing to keep paying guests hand
some home in most exclusive part Of Ko-
land Park, within block and q half Of
tx up 0eofe1m to sait tenant axs 0aIn and
will protect on long-term lease if de-
sired. Property can be seen by appoint
ment. Telephone Lexington 1928. Balti-
NOTE: This offer exceptional oppor-
tunity to any who will have to- leave
washington on account of war activities
and still want to be nearby to take care
Of interests in Washington.
Evening star., 1942-02-08

2-rm; and kit. apt. with mother and
daughter Gath. preD. Please give age
and phone No. in reply Box 81. Star,
Evening star., 1942-02-08

| NEAR 18th AND COL. RD.-A RECENT
| death necessitates the renting OF a lovely
2-room apt. to responsible person; two
| 4g1-S Star
Evening star., 1942-02-08

4307 GALLATIN ST. HYATTs.. MD
nice large rms. semi-bath: c.h.w., oil
Evening star., 1942-02-08

EMPLOYED COUPLE HAVING NICELY
furnished two-bedroom apartment near
Meridian Park can offer attractive rental
proposition 10 Protestant couple, age 65 TO
65, If man is employed and woman a
good cook and neat homemaker; refer
enceS Phone Hobart T6lo
Evening star., 1942-02-08
HOUSES, AND APARTMENTS
NEW YORK.

Is W. 55th, ADJ. 10 5th AVE.-owNER
transferred Washington. bedrms.. lv
rm.. kitch. bath; attractively, completely
furnished: S135 mo. to Oct. i. See supt
or Mrs. Carson. Adams s430. Wash.
MOVING TO NEW York; ATTRACTIVE
mediately. Quiet, sunny; river view. facing
park. 1S4 East End ave. See superin- :
tendent or communicate W. A. BELL. los
N. 5th st. Philadelphia. SubIet S65
419 VEST 10th ST, N. Y, CITY (OPPO.
site Columbia University y)-ExauiSitely fur.
nished apartments: solves servant prob
LEM included in the rental: maid service
gas. electricity. linens: . rooms, SIS;
3. $3.50; 4, $50. weekly.
Evening star., 1942-02-08

room, kitchen and bath in modern apt
| oldg.: share expenses: reasonable Call
| today from 10 to pm Ii 7O4I
Evening star., 1942-02-08

3 EXPOSURES, LTv. RIM. KITCH. BATH.
nedrm; married couple only. FIR. 700,
Evening star., 1942-02-08

BRIGHT CORNER APARTMENT. . LARGE
rooms. kitchen. dinette bath: Reasonable
rent to party purchasing furniture. Box
Evening star., 1942-02-08

SHARE FURN. MODERN APT. WITH
young archlfect: conv. Navy and Munit
Bids; ref. exch. RE. 6226. Apt sos. I.
1923 SHERIDAN ST. NV RMS, KIT. =
din. sem-bath. gas, elec. avail 18TH
couple, gentiles: Sun or eve
Evening star., 1942-02-08

GIRL BETWEEN $3.50 YEARS TO SHARE
| newly redecorated furnished apartment;
rent S35. DU. $3.50; call before / pm
1872 F ST. N-E.-3 ROOMS. BEDROOM
| nvlng room, large kitchen, utilities; en-
| ployed couple
Evening star., 1942-02-08

GIRL TO SHARE oNE-RooM APT. WITH
another 1925 N. H. ave. NV, No. 416
g1R SO
Evening star., 1942-02-08

GIRL TO SHARE ONE-ROOM FURNISHED
Apart0ent with smother; desirable loca-
tion' references required. Decatur $500,
Evening star., 1942-02-08

MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE.
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates:
will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelman's Nov
Evening star., 1942-02-08

BACHELOR APT, PVT. BATH, SHOWER:
Ist hoor, ami; st taxi zone. Dupont
Circle area. Box 13-J. Star
Evening star., 1942-02-08

I WILL SHARE MY ATTRACTIVE p
bedroom apt. with another Young man;
references exchanged Gentle SH
Evening star., 1942-02-08

1913 18th ST. NW-CLEAN. AIRY LIv-
ing room, Murphy bed and large kitchen,
fully equipped; Frigidaire: SAB
Evening star., 1942-02-08

GENTLEMAN. GENTLE, TO SHARE APT.
Arlington. Va, l block bus service. Box
446-B. Star
Evening star., 1942-02-08

share apt, liv rm., sunrm., dressing rm.
kitchenette. bath. MIRAMAR, 1901 18th
! st. NV. MI. 5000. Ext. 1O7. Call Monday.
Evening star., 1942-02-08

COLORED REFINED. 141s N. J. AVE.
NV rms, kit, bath: no children !:
reference; Sal so. Call at Apt. /.
Evening star., 1942-02-08

1897 PARK RID. N.W-VINE- COVERED
cottage on grounds, large fireplace, shower,
roomy, comfortable. attractive; employed
adults. NO. 9225 after 2 o'clock sunday.
Evening star., 1942-02-08

1919 KENYON ST. NV ROOMS, AC-
commooate girls. cooking privileges third
hnnr
Evening star., 1942-02-08

sUBLET FOR MONTHS, 1-RooM APT.
| close to downtown, $50 month Call after
| IL am. Dupont 5637. Apt $40,
Evening star., 1942-02-08

COLORED-61S K ST. Sw-(2 NEW
aPtS aaoMAs rns sRoWN Sash' s5 eec 9Th nwn st 500
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LARGE DETACHED HOUSE.

CHEVY CHASE MD:
{ bedrooms, maids room, ~ baths, ..
ear Harege; large ysrd. Rental, A4O
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COLORED-2 ROOMS. KITCHEN, BATH;
gas and electric refrigeration included.
1920 Park pl NV TAYLOR qOq6
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| GENTLEMAN SHARE MY VERY LARGE
| 1-room apt, 14th and Girard: single and
| dayped, bath, kitchen. radio; very reason
able; congenial man. Phone Adams S5i9
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LIEUTENANTS WIFE EMPLOYED,
| wishes to share new 2-rm. kit. and bath
| apt. with young lady about 25, preferably
army wife: $40 month utilities incl; maid.
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APARTMENTS UhFURkisHep.

ARLINGTON COUNTY, WAYNE ST. AT s.
Glebe rd-Nev fire-Safe apartment: .
rooms. kitchen dinette and bath Imme-
diate possession; $50 90 mo-
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TAKoMA PARK-ATTRACTTVE 2-RM.,
| study. kitchen and bath basement apt
| Venetian blinds, laundry: utilities furn.:
$40; adult couple. 12S Carol ave.
| YOUNG PROFESSIONAL MAN DESIRES
| 70 share apartment with same. Box
44n-S, Star
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MASTER BEDROOM. private bath; = en-
ployed sisters will share new Groom house
with couple in exchange for Housekeeping
service of unemployed wife; car desirable
WI 2077 Sunday or evening.
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RIVERSIDE DRIVE, n Y-UNFUR-
nished 8 bedrms. and 8 baths. Iee. living
room and dining room: all rooms overlook
river; SIPS. Wisconsin $500