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they were at
some former
date-that is
to S ay at
parity as of
a V e r a e e
! 8 l 9 q 9, or
as of October
l, 1941, or as
of December
Is, 194l-the
result can be
only to keep
ur ar m
economy In
Z n a e q m q
Evening star., 1942-09-16

the President. That, plus the mex
orable weight of events, has forced
him more than once since we en-.
tered this war to accept advice he
had first rejected. There are plenty
OF ways in which the people can
Evening star., 1942-09-16

services OF men
who could re-
pair, improvise,
a n d generally
t l n ker with
properties of the
American home.
Because of the
" a r q n d tn e
shortages it has
brought a b o u t,
the man OF JNe
house h as been
e n ! / S t e d as a
combination car
Evening star., 1942-09-16

make their sentiment effectively
felt. They do not need to elect a
hostile Congress to do that. The
chances are that nothing would be
gained by. doing that, but a great
deal might be lost.
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THE opinions OF the Driters this their on
necessarily The Stars Such opinions presented In The
Stars effort to eUe all sides OF questions OF its
readers although such opinions contradictory anouo
themselves and directly opposed to The Stars.
Evening star., 1942-09-16
BY FRANK X, KENT.

There is in Washington consider
able apprehension lest in the cleo
tlons, now only seven weeks off. a
popular reaction against the ad-
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'On the Record
BY DOROTHY THOMPSON.

by UURUIHY THOMPSON.
In taking any economic meas
ures, it Is we'll to consider all
the obiectives and consequences.
In fixing all farm prices as
Evening star., 1942-09-16
AIcou Faces
Life Fight in
Midst of War
Antitrust Action
Added to Worries of
Vitul Production
BY DAVID LAWRENCE,

Flying Fortresses, fighter planes
and other military facilities require
an enormous amount of aluminium
and today America has in sight an
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McLemore-
Oh! To Be Handy
Around the House
BY HENRY McLEMORE.

NEW YoRK-This age may well
go down as the age of the handy
man around the house. Never before
has there been such a call on the
Evening star., 1942-02-08

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PIANO RrpAIRlNc

LET Us REPAIR and refnish your piano
e look snd play Ike nev. Expsrts tn
Get our estimate Ratners Music Store.
736 18th 81, NV RE 2409
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We have responsible people who will
buy your furniture and lease your house
the hc>sing shortage. Call US for par
ticulars regardless of the size or location
Of the house you occupy.
ROBERT A. JULIA,
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WANTED (150) ROOMING
And boarding houses, we can sell your
furniture and business in few days If
priced right.
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GRoCERY-MEAT MARKET, corner; must
wk.: low rent. Box 352-s, Star, Q.
PHOTOGRAPH STUDIO, established many
For information call AID. 6S45. Sc
UP-TO-DATE, HAND LAUNDRY and dry
cleaning. Call AD 1894.
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET. lower
500; fixtures and stock worth more: terms
arranged; store and rooms. with all i'm
2rovements. S55 monthly. Phone IA. 7o65.
GROCERY. Conn. ave; weekly receipts,
Brokers, s0s Investment Bldg. DI. 1875.
FOR LEASE coffee shop in hotel, downtown
Northwest. Equipped. Linkins Co., l
Dupont Circle. Decatur 1900.
SODA FOUNTAIN and luncheonette.. well
lease; equipment includes new Hill re.
keys phone Republic 1919. 8.
PLAYLAND. good business; restaurant per-
handles Cali Trinidad s957.
RADIO, etc.. sales and service; NV, resi-
Dental section; large stock well eauipP,ed 5I,ed
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EBERT HOUSE. BRADDOCK HGTs., nr;;
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sS aSf 56S priced T for eau Quick 0 sale 500
G. F.. Flautt, Frederick. Md
PRINTING SHOP, more business than they
can, handle; must sell on account OF
cation. Cation Metropoiitan Brokers, Investment
Bldg DI. 1878.
GROCERY STORE, completely stocked
about 5000 weekly cash business; living
fSaEtsHs sUssEss inanssd Msrnb SfT1SiNo fT1e oM
HARDWARE BUSINESS for sale, estab-
saso rent. Bunker f Hi poa aaraWsre MOTIF ssss
between 9 a m and pm 8.
immediate possession; 10 cabins: modern
conveniences. Miss Smith. Croxton. Va. g.
BAR-DINING ROOM in downtown hotel
"a interest. reasonable to responsible party
fgentilel, Box 406-B. Star.
national organization wants immediately
responsible men who have suitable truck
es. ssn new o4 sooa dmg ussa Ius S Rn5
contract provided; pay all notes. expense:
good livelihood excellent return invest
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RESTAURANT, best location in the city.
down payment, cheap rent. Metropolitan
Brokers, sos Investment Bldg. DI. 1878.
MEMS FURNISHINGS. pawnbrokers exch.,
cleaning ee nressine hosiery Est Il yrs.
PINBALL MACHINES placed on comm;
basis in business places of all kinds: all
newest machines; also coin phonographs
ana Magic lelepnOne music: lnIoTmallon
without obligation Silent Sales, DI. $500.
SALE-RECORD SHOP, complete stock,
every make record shop fixtures, few
1897 model nickel machines cheap. Own
ers called to Army. Sterling 9190 after
p.m.
BEER ON SALE. full line of hne deli
catessen; grand business: must sell. No
dealers. Call Jack. Trinidad el26. TO-
HOUSE of IA rooms and baths: made
into apartments. located near 14th and
equipped; income over $3.50 per month;
. rood lease to responsible person. Price,
S2, 500 with half cash. Robert A. Julia,
1919 Hye st. NV, MA. S462.
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CANDY, ICE CREAM, tobacco, variety
store; estab business equipped and stock
ed: low rent, incl. apt. above: Ions lease;
price. S1.150. Box 250-J, Star.
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PERSONAL.

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Apply In person, Children's Protective
MOTHER or. GIRL AGED WILL CARE
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COLDS AND BAD BREATH GENERALLY
si as
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WILL GIVE MOTHERS CARE TO 2
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BACHELOR APT. NV RMS; SET
ref home ssrss. % saS BOX sisB, sasr
CEDAR HILL CEMETERY SITES REA-
sonable for cash. Box 33-J. Star.
RARE BOOK coLLEcToRs--LATE EDI-
duplication of 25 pages for sale. LAWN,
TEMPLE SCHOOL MANASSAS, VA. 2S
mi. D. e: the little school that Is differ
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MUSIC. For refined people who appreciate
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FREE SPANISH. FRENCH INSTRUCTION
EnIightenins Lectures. Latin-American
magazines, sociables. dances, Continental
friendship promotion. Apply p. o. Box 20.
DESIRE TO STUDY SPANISH WITH PRI-
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DfaAF iSMAN--WLL DRAW HOUSE
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TWO DEFENSE WORKERS AND MOTHER.
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. mos or longer; are students. preferring
separate bedrooms: type home our small
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CHINA WHITE AND DECORATED;
half price: BURTON. 1925 Georgia ave
WANTED-PART-T1M SECRETARif IN
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ROBT. B. SCOTT,
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Nursery. through 9th grade Spacious
playground. Transportation. Hours, SO
5.Ol 10th st. NV. Georgia 6544
JOKES AND HUMOROUS ANECDOTES
about horses. If previously printed state
source One dollar paid each month for
best ltem 25c for each one used Saddle"
107 East Bradley lane. Chevy Chase, Nd
SOUTHEAST MOTHERS. EMPLOYED.
A reputable nursery school wants to
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Charges are S37 so per month. for all-day
care and transportation. II interested.
write Box 290-H Star.
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MONROE calculator. Ming cab, eheck-
writer, desk; barg. Call today. co. 4626.
weekdays, 1112 14th NV. DI. 1872.
MOTORS, all types bought. sold and re-
paired: brushes, belts, blowers. fans. Ear.
rA Armature Co. 1343 9th st. NJ.
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HOUSE of IA rooms and baths: made
into apartments; located near 14th and
Clifton; especially well furnished and
. rood lease to responsible person. Price
S2 500 with half cash. Robert A. Julia.
1919 Eye 1t. NV, MA. S462.
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BEER ON SALE. full line of hne deli
catesSen; grand business; must sell. No
dealers Call Jack Trinidad Q126 10s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
By Walt Disney
A Harbinger of Hope

off Doc JackSon's nose now!
Engaged to three-three-of
the Waco backfield."
"Uh-huh. You know. doctor,
how southern girls get engaged
to lots of boys before they find
the right one"
Well. that started a riot Every
body laughing and shouting and
slapPing one another on the back.
When it got kinda quiet, doc says,
still laughing.
"Young lady you've earned
your letter. You agree, Coach
Standish?"
Absolutely" shouted Sugar
Jumping down. In 10 seconds
flat he'd rushed me through the
crowd and got me out alone on
the campus.
Darling, did I do wrong?" I
asked him. His cOrnfloWcF-blue
eyes twinkled tcnder-ike when
he asked,
Tell me: did YOU find the
right boy TO become engaged
to-"
"Uh-huh," I said. half-shutting
my eyes Ny, / didn't know
Yankee boys could kiss as hard
as that!
THE END.
Tomorrow short story: 'Tfos-
pitality Pays by Ray Barrett
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12

all trembling. My own voice
scared me.
young lady, who are You?
And why do you interrupt" he
smiles, surprised.
I'm Mary Lee Jackson, doc
tor. And I reckon I'm to blame
II Robert and Randy and Frank
there came to Texas ID. I'm To
blame not Su-Mr. Standish.' s.
FEELS ALL ON FIRE
I felt all on fire. And the chape
was quiet as an empty gym.
"Yes?" said Doc Jackson.
"And just why did the boys
come to Texas"
"WelI,"N / whispered. "two
years ago everybody wept be-
cause Texas had n rotten back
field and I felt terrible, and then
I met Coach Standish, and, and
I wanted him 10 have a winning
team.
SURE TO WIN
"And with that Waco back
field-1 told myself, Texas would
sure win. So so :"
GO on, young lady" / heard
the doc like in a bad dream.
$50 1 became engaged to
them
My, 1 can see the glasses jump
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12


You see. Rat-face-thats what
we call Dean Shillick Of State--had
our coach, Sugar AmeS Standish
of course Sugar Is iuSt my PEI
name on the spot and -. there
! reckon Id better start night al
the beginning.
HOME IN WACO
NV home town was originally
Waco and / know all the hlgh
school BOYS there, especially the
football players.
I'm crazy about football Well
since l enrolled in Texas d. I'm
crazier than ever.
Maybe | was crazy b I
"Snake" StandiSh-that'S what the
reporters chriStened him ON ac-
count of how he snaked through
the Yale backfleld for the winning
touchdown the year b Q ore ne
came down here 10 coach.
Imagine Texas calling IN a Har,
ward man! And imagine me glrl
right out of the heart OF Texas
going goofy over a Harvard boy!
With Jaws h ard as Plymouth
Rock. but the most wonderful SOFT
cornflower-blue eyes.
Well, on account OF the war
Sugar drives out to Randolph
Field TO be ready to enlist IN the
air corps right after the football
season.
The colonel is an old friend Of
his who used 10 play football at
West Point. Then, in spite OF
Anes knowing the colonel the
doctors turned him down on ac-
count of his eyes.
On. they did say Ames had the
ewellest physique they'd ever eX-
amined but his eyes unified him
for flying.
OF course, I'm crazy about
aviators and I felt something ter
rible. l called those dodos a lot
OF names and said I'd get the
governor to take il up with the
President. Ames smiled that funny
Yankee smile and said:
ssMary Lee, those medicos
J were doing their duty. Don't
blame them. My contract with
! Texas ends this season.
4 "When it's over I'm going
back TO Boston and break into
1 some branch of the army where
they'll take q man who wears
glasses"
"Ames wears glasses. He's
eood-Iooking with them on and
4 wonderful when he takes them
of.
ANIEs LIKES HER
Y "Ames likes me lot, I
/ think. He calls me The Texas
n. Number One ROoter' and he
always gives the girl cheer lead
ers pep talks and he'd smile
specially at me.
| "And now hear him talking
about going hack TO that old
: Boston.
Z "Oh, Sugar." I burst out. "You
can't 60 hack. to Boston. You
4 gust can't"
Z Well. he looks at me a long time
iwith those cornfiower-blue eyes
shining through his glasses and /
know I'm blushing terrible.
s Then his eyes look sorta sad
tsnd he says in his soft Harvard
soice:
"My going back to Boston
don't mean much TO you, Mary
Lee"
Now his eyes were blue question
.snarks.
Ia ct does a whole lot" I said
all huttery inside. I'll miss
you"
MOST ENGAGED GIRL
2 "Miss me-" he said, "and YOU
the most engaged girl In Texas"
Just what do YOU mean.
e Ames Standish." l pumped out.
= hiding what I felt. He was
smiling now but Sorta sad-hke.
= Haven't I seen at least three
n fraternity pins on your sweat
yers at different times belonging
ito three famous kid football
. /, players. I've heard"
~ "YOu're nothing but an old
Yankee gossip" know my face
!. was red right around my ears
, and / was barely keeping from
a bawling.
"And I n a Texas girl never
vwant TO speak TO YOU again.
{ ] stomped my foot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12

Randolph Hampton sorta re-
minds you of a big Newfoundland
puppy, but let anybody rifle him
and how he can growl.
The sight OF Randy'S face at
that minute brought everybody 10
the edges of their seats. Ginny
whispered:
"Boy. il he madw Then like
the southern gentleman he IS,
Randy let all the mad go out of
him in one breath and said soft
like:
cit was this way, sir. Lee
Stewart, kin of mine, and Ala
bam' fullback, writes me saying
I'd rate his position when 1 got
10 be "A sOph. He writes and
writes and I keep thinking about
IL, and he writes again"
COON INTERRUPTS
"Yet. with that promise Of
playing fullback. and II the war
had not postponed IL, a chance
at the Rose Bowl game, you en-
roll at Texas d."
That old goon's voice just sets
my teeth on edge. "How do you
explain that"
Then everybody saw Randy's
eyes fash like two swords in the
sun
Il reckon, sir. that's my busl-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12

ness alone"
Chapel was so quiet you heard
every word as if he spoke through
a megaphone.
/ was sure scared until Doc
Jackson says quiet like.
Don't you think. Randolph,
you might give some reason"
HONOR INVOLVED
Doctor Jackson" says he
after a minute, my reason. sir,
was personal and private. Also
sir, my honor as a gentleman II
involved"
Then Randy, his eyes flashing 50
Coach Standish jumped beside
him. turned on old rat-face,
Everybody watched. i was clutch
ing Ginnys hand.
"Mister Dean ShilliciS, 1 still
reckon it's my business alone.
If any more answer II required,
I'll hand IL out on the football
field"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12

I reckon 1 get my temper from
my grandaddy's uncle. Stonewal
jackson, did little ole great-grand
niece disgrace you that night!
whats the matter honey: ?"
Ginny Beauregard asked when I
started bawling in bed. Did
Randy find out about Bob"
"No-O-o," L beloved.
"Or did Frank find out about
Randy. .. Or did both find out"
mo. No. No." / beloved
again. "And you can throw those
three frat pins I'm the trash bas-
ket for all i care. I've been
changing the darn things every
day for two years, and I'm sick
OF them"
1 dug my head in the pillows
telling myself I'd lost my Sugar
Maybe it's your own fault. Mary
Lee, my conscience kept whisper.
ing.
And the very next day I read
about the Investigation!
BRIBERY CHARGE
You won't believe il but that
old COON Dean Shillick of State
practically accuses Coach Stand.
ish of bribing three Waco high
backs TO enroll at Tex!
Imagine! And Doctor Jackson
of Tex declares that in the in
terests of good, clean sport he'll
make the Investigations public.
What you goin' to do,
honey" Ginny asked me, her
face like chalk.
II don't know. 1 don't know"
said. stomping up and down
and biting holes in my hanky.
mo southern girl can afford
10 :"
Miss Besuregard." I snapped.
81 reckon I know how a south
ern girl behaves herself on all
occasions"
/ was talking brave but didn''
feel brave at all.
FIRST IN CHAPEL
Wei, I'm practically the first
one in chapel the day Of the in.
veStigation.
OF course with Ginny.
We took seats on the aisle about
half way back.
! Soon the whole chapel is full O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
CROWD HOWLS

Believe me. the whole crowd. in
Guiding State boys, just howled.
l just couldn't stand it another
minute. Y Jumps up In the aisle.
Doctor Jackson" calls out,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12

Tex boy and State goons and towr
folks and reporters, with the
faculty on the platform, like {
Icourt.
Doctor Jackson made a speech
Texas was proud to be free of an.
stain of professionalism in the
past, he said, ct cetera, ct cetera
and all the time my nerves were
sticking out like spines on &
biology sea-urchin. Finally he
ends up.
"Dean Shillick needs no intro
ductiOn :" The State goons
yipped and clapped for old rat
face. Neither does Coach
Standish."
SHE SHOUTS
A yell burst out of me right ur
to the chapel rafters. Ginny
shushed me and pinched my leg.
But everybody yipped and
clapped, so my yell wasn't noticed
Sugar. 1 mean AmeS, spoke quiet
and dignified. saying not a tiny
spot ever smudged the record oil
the Waco high boys.
1 was proud.
Then Doc Jackson bows to the
faculty sitting on the platform.
Gentlemen, we agree that
Dean Shillick question these
boys ."
Right there the war started al
over again. Sugar. / mean Coach
Standish, jumps up. his face in q
terrible frown.
"Are these bOys"-he waved a
hand towards them where they
sat behind him-"On trial, doc
tor? II so, / will question them
first"
JACKSON COUGHS
He actually barked. Doc Jack.
son coughed and shook his nose
glasses.
"Regretfully. Mr.. Standish. I
must remind you, you also are
! involved"
II can take care of myself"
Sugar snapped, mad as a prairie
wolf. II object TO a dean from
a hostile college"
Hostile" said Doc Jackson.
his eyebrows hitting the chapel
4 rafterS.
"Of States dean bullying these
boys" Ames growled.
ALL EXCITED
Everybody around me got 81
excited il was minutes before Doc
spoke.
1--WE understand your loyalty
to these young men. Mr.. Stand
ish. but our faculty believes ath-
letics, especially football. always
under the suspicion of profess
sionalism, will best be served by
this public hearing and we have
granted Dean Shlllick permission
10 question the young men
directly"
| Then old rat-face stood up ant
asked
(which Is Robert Leeds"
, My heart turned into an ict
cube Ginny whispered TO me:
Everybody knows Bob was
going to Yale; had his room
mate picked and everything.
until he suddenly changed his
mind. DO YOU happen to know
-"
HE ADMITS ALL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
HE ADMITS ALL

/ shushed her, but Bob admitted
everything 10 that old COON.
"Why then did you change
your mind7 asked rat-face.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
DniIy .ShOrf Story
Deep-in-the-Heart'
Nv GRANVILLE FoRTEsCUE

Of COURSE " il hadn't been fog
0thoyp nasty ofci JJa1s We a if'tt'-
a Rose Bowl game this fall with
Texas n. winning by a 400 score
against any old team. Just kno"
they'd win
Ginnv Beaurcgard, my room
mate. tells everybody:
.MAry Lee Jseks"R'd eTthe- the
cook e. put poison In stare
AgCies football squads cotfee u
she thought State Was going 10
beat old TeN." -,
She told that 10 every one that @
listen right after the old nNesu-
cation. - -,
You see. Rat-face-thats what
we call Dean Shiuick Of State-had
our coach. Sugar AmeS Standish
of course Sugar Is iuSt my PEI
name. on the spot and -. there
] reckon Id better start ilSht Al
fbe hprlnulng
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-12
TITLE

"Why. why, IL seemed like a
good idea" Bob stammered.
Everybody just laughed But
that old dean sneered and called
out:
Randolph Hampton"
Randy stands up :. / swear to
goodness he looked me right in
my eye way back where l was sit
ting and he smiled. Ginny said
when Mister Dean talks up
20 Randy Hampton he'll find out
like daddy says he's got a bob
cat by the tall"
GINNY RIGHT
And Ginny was sure right.
your home, Hampton ?" asks
old COON. y ~,
Alabama" Randy shook his
red head. But Dad runs cattle
up i'm the Panhandle. 80 l call
Texas my home, too"
Did YOU not intend 10 enter Ala
bama. your home university, when
you were graduated from Waco
high SCHOOL,"
ASKS EXPLANATION
II kinda thought about u, sir"
Randy said in his cute Alabam'
way
Thought about IT, snapped
rat-face. Explain" o
Evening star., 1942-09-09

I. ! !, NV
Double room, furnished. Call evenings,
1909 QUE ST. SE-2 clean furnished
rooms for rent, l double, l single: gentle
| men only.
Evening star., 1942-09-09

5517 18th ST, near Kennedy bus--Large
four window front room. adjoining bath.
large bed and davenport small family;
| SAX for two GeOrQia R444
Evening star., 1942-09-09
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Excellent care. references. Call WA. $3.50.
? VERY RESPECTABLE PEOPLE WANT
S125 Where is it? Call Ma. 1885.
2 OR 3 BEDROOM UNFURNISHED HOUSE
in Northwest section or Bethesda occu-
aged adults, gentiles, permanent; pay ac-
cording to value. Phone Ma. 1910.
REFINED FAMILY DESIRES FURNISHED
changed Emerson 0914 after pm. IL
WANTED, 2 OR 3 BEDROOM, UNFURN,
detached house, Arlington or vicinity. Will
pay UP TO S95 month, Call LIT. COMDR.
PRICE, FIR. $500. Ext. 7s4 between 9
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED. 4-BED-
room. 2-bath house, Northwest district.
About S175 furnished. or s125 unfur. OR.
0l46.
W P, B. EXECUTIVE DESIRES 3-BED-
room house. furnished or unfurnished, NV.
section. Gall MI. 1852. "
WAR PRODUCTION BOARD ATTORNEY
reauirses re- gs well-furnished' 4-bedroom house
ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED HOUSE OR
apt. Rental. $500 to $500 month
2O2O P st NV. DU 1884
Evening star., 1942-09-09
BETHESDA, MD.

Attractive brick home, 8 rooms. 3 bed
rooms, screened porch; garage: gas heat;
alr-conditoned $3.50, terms WI 1900
Ewes, WI 4943 los
as RANDOLPH ST. NV q SQUARES
north OF Fla. vel-6-room bath row
prick. coal INV. heat. Price, So 500 90.
Convenient terms.
CHAS. L NORRIS.
"135 Pa. Ave N w DE etto