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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-26
Police Draw
Guns;;Crowd
Officers
Complain Of
Unruly Drunks

OKLAHOMA Y-(ANP)-- An
incipient riot. nipped in the bud.
developed here last Friday night
as result OF clash between mill
tary police and soldier. Charley
Coldwell. who is stationed at Will
Rogers field.
The opportune arrival OF two Me-
gro squad officers. who drew their
guns and ordered both soldiers and
civilians to dispense, saved the sit
uation and paved the way for res
toration OF peace and order.
The military police-R. d. '
ams and L. NJ. Jones--declared. A.
cording to reports, that Coldwell
resisted them with rocks when they
tried TO take him into custody for
being drunk and disorderly. After
being treated at City hospital for
head wounds. Coldwell was turned
over to military authorities who re-
moved him to VIII Rogers field, his
encampmeni Chief OF Police Frank
{. Smith made an inspection tour
Of the colored district following the
Friday night disturbance.
The military policemen here are
not armed They carry nothing but
clubs and when they have trouble
with soldiers they have no armed
protection. These developments will
probably result In guns being
placed on the military policemen.
City police officers have issued
warning TO civilians that no riots
will be tolerated in the city and
civilians edginE soldiers in attacks
on military police will be taken
into custody.
Military policemen have COM
planned that much OF their trouble
stems from whiskey drinking sol-
diers who become disorderly and
unruly and from those who start
fights over women who infest the
street TO court the attention OF the
service men.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-26
Ecorse News
By MILO CASTOR

porter.
Mrs. Gussie McCrea. OF 200 Wis
ger road, was hostess Friday 10 the
following socialites: Mrs. Dolly
McCrea. Mrs. Ophelia Perkins. both
OF Detroit: and Mrs. Rose Dalton
and Mrs. Arlester Cook. Of Ecorse.
Breakfast was served. after which
the group motored out to Hedge
Inn, where pre-arranged lunch
con was served. All reported hav-
ing had very pleasant day.
Mrs. McPhaul, OF Eighth street,
is slowly recovering. much 10 the
delight OF her immediate family and
many friends.
Notice
Mrs. Lille Eubanks extends
thanks to the voters OF Precinct
10. for their support in the recent
election. She says. II wish 10 thank
each and every one who voted or
we're instrumental in helping elect
me delegate in nv precinct. ] shall
do my best whenever the occasion
arises, to represent you. have been
instrumental In helping bring
about several Improvement and
am looking forward to commun-
ity house for proper supervision
for our boys and girls through the
clubs. churches and parents OF
the community. I thank you again
and again for making me your
choice"
At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Eubanks. 1909 Ninth street. Ecorse.
II was the pleasure OF the Domas
unit. 352-recently 10 entertain
Mrs. Elliott. OF Massa chusetts,
mother OF Mrs. Hazel Hegeman.
The event came as a surprise.
Beautiful flowers were brought by
the president. Mrs. jeanette Full
Ter. also by Mrs. Branham. Mrs. II.
Brown and Mrs. Dennis. Mr.. Gra-
ham was chief entertainer. Com
rade Dennis was also present. The
ladies' served a delicious luncheon.
Mrs. Eubanks presented the prize
token given by the ladies'.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-26
Negro Cops Quell Uprising AS MPs Beat Soldier
|PADLOCKED
DOOR IS PLAY
TO BURGLAR

INDIANAPOLIS - (ANPl - De-
spite a paddock placed by court or
der on the door OF the Cotton club,
local hot spot, an acrobatic bur-
glar managed TO gain entrance.
The robber had no desire to
foy-floy: he only wanted 10 ransack
which he did with leisure after
scaling an adjoining building wall.
and crawling through an upper
window OF the cabaret.
After securing his loot, the bur-
glar called to a startled Waterman:
Hey, let me out OF here'"
Unwittingly the guard opened the
door which allowed the man TO
escape. Several minutes after he
had vanished, the watchman sud-
denly wondered what the burglar
had been doing inside and called
the police.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-26
Captain Risks His Life

WASHINGTON - CAMP - AL
though the names OF one of the
men involved was given the
briefest communique on the loss
OF the USS. Yorktown told Of
the heroism OF the commander
OF the ship. Capt Buckmaster.
"the Old Man" who leaped in
to the surging seas and grabbed
wounded mess attendant. hoist
ing him into a whale boat where
only one seat remained and thresh-
ed about swimming in the water
until he was pulled aboard a
life raft and saved
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-26
Pontiac News
Nv F. p. HARRIS

Clyde Hardiman OF Battle Creek
visited his father. Clyde Hardiman,
ST.. on Highland street, Sept 10.
The Rev. Mr.. McElroy. Of Gulf
port. Miss. visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Douglas Blakeley over the week
end.
DR.. NJ l. Spears spoke at Trinity
Baptist church. Sept l3 and at New
man AME church on the morning OF
Sept. 20.
The pastor. the Rev. r. z. Carr.
spoke at 1880 pm
Another group OF boys will leave
for the army Sept. 29.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-26

group against group and section
against section IL downrisht I'M
American. II II no wonder that the
former supporters OF TalmadEe are
leaving him By the thousands"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-26
Rally To Red Cross

DAYTONA BEACH. Fla.-tANP)
More than 200 residents OF Day
tona Beach are holders OF keo
Cross certificates for nutrition
and cartoon work. according TO
an announcement from head
quarters OF the local chapter.
both white and Negro workers
are members OF the East Volusia
chanter here.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-26
Force Enrolment Low

NORTHUMBERLAND More
than 40 freshmen registered dur
ing "Freshmen week" according
20 an announcement TINS week
nv officials OF Wherefore uni
yersity. over two-thirds OF the
registrants we're women. Demands
Of the draft apparently diminish
Cd the male enrolment.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-26
o. E. S. COLUMN F. & A. M, P. H. A..

GUIDING STAR CHAPTER no. 11-STATED MEETINGS-1st
Wednesday. DEGREE WORK 3rd Wednesday. Worthy Ma
ron-Mrs. Alphretta Williams, 63 Trowbridge To- 6is0;
worthy Paron-Mr. Richard White, 522 Erskine. Apt COS
Secretary-Mrs. Viola Perry SIS Leland. Te 13s6s.
BATHSHEBA CHAPTER NO. 9-STATED MEETlNGS-1st Fri
day. DEGREE WORK Srd Friday. worthy Matron = Mrs.
Leah Martini 67 Garfield Apt g. Te 18507i Worthy Patron
Mr. " A. Bristol 1871 Campau, FL lass, Secretary
Mrs. Carrie B. Riley, 1898 Parker. ri. s76s
GOLDEN LEAF CHAPTER NO. 1f-STATED MEETING - LIST
Wednesday. DEGREE WORK srd Wednesday. Worthy Ma
Matte Collins, eOl1ssth ST. Ty 669fg Worthy
ParonMr Arthur Robinson 1861 Evalne, IT. l2sss; Sec.
retary-Mrs. Lula Hendey, o6f Buffalo Blvd.
PRISCILLA CHAPTER NO. 2-sTATED MEETING-2nd Friday.
DEGREE WORK eth Friday. Worthy Matron-Mrs Martha
Cameron, e7s Eliot Apt se1 Te 25ios, Worthy Patron
Haywood CAN'T eos Hartford Ty 47sse, Secretary
Mrs. Helen h. CAN'T, e50S Hartford, Ty. 4-7ss&
LONE STAR CHAPTER NO. se-sTATED MEETING 1st Thurs
day. DEGREE WORK srd Thursday Worthy Mntron-Mrs.
willie eOSs0 MltchedaIe Worthy PatronMr. Richard
white, Erskne Apt eos secretary-Mrs Nellie Wilson
eoSef wyoming.
ST. AGNES CHAPTER NO. ss-sTATED MEETINGsnd wednes.
day. DEGREE WORK 9Th Wednesday Worthy Mstron :
Mrs. Elizabeth Logan, eollssth sests WORTHY Patron
Baienger SESSION, La t6ef, Secretsry-hrs
Pearl Hsttcn. sss Leicester Ct Apt SOL Ma 1854
CLPSTONE CHAPTER NO. ee-STATED MEETING-fnd Thurs
dag. DEGREE W0RK-Sth Thursday. Worthy Matron =
Rosetta Matthews. ses2 r Fort n eipA Worthy Patron
Harris 2es7 McDoura FL ks7bi Secretary-hs~
vIns Matthews, sssa y. Fort r. efss.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-26

Rumors are spreading that Miss
|lI1abeth Henry will become the
lie Of Elliot Bell sometime next
Ionih. Young Roy Pryor. who re-
snry went to the Army, left two
hpressiye gifts behind to two lit
L sweet girls. The No. ! star
tothall player, Henry Mial. says
|e didn't show up 80 hot In his
Evening star., 1942-11-07
$3.50 DOWN,

BALANCE LIKE RENT.
large rms, 2 beautiful tile baths, recrea-
ton rm.. sarase, large wooded lot; beauti-
own: / block from trsnsportation and
everything; priced at S13,50O for quick
sale
Spring turn right on Colesville pike, 4
blocks to Woodside parkway, then right 1
block to Ellsworth dr., then right to
house. Follow arrow signs.
LARRY O. STEELE, RE 04Q3 EN- R31h
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CHEVY CHASE d C.

One Of those charming detached brick
homes, near Broad Branch I'd; Ritten.
house st. and Western ave. Has eight
rooms g bedrooms. 2 baths, attic is Z
finished, heated room: center-hali planned
with side drive. Gear attached garage.
Eve. phone Mr.. Benz, CHI. 1000.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
100 18th St Realtor Ma OT53.
Evening star., 1942-11-07
M ST. N.W.-S6. 500.

Large, old-fashoned brick dwelling: 10
rooms; 3-story; rental, $3.50: very con-
venient to downtown business; only S6.500.
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP,
1418 H ST. NV. DI. 1877.
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BETHESDA, MD.-$15,75O.
6 BEDROOMS-2 BATHS.

6eautiful centeF-haN home. fedecorated
throughout. ON large lot. 100x136. surround
e q dnnn int rJos passssa d sfss re: oos
rooms tile bath; second door, bedrooms
Tile bath; large tfees.. 1s1m p MA
Evening star., 1942-11-07
HOUSES FOR SALE.
TWO-FAMILY
BRICK HOME-SQ 500

Two complete kitchens: rooms on each
moor, including rear inclosed and insulated
porches: new house condition; near 9th
and Buchanan sts. NV: convenient to
schools, stores and transportation. Call
METZLER, d. $500, 11O6 VT. ave. sun.
and nights, Ia O62O
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OVERLOOKING Park.

.th. neau1ai ~ gSo. rSom Da,ca G0ioni,I,
Transportation and shopping; . real value,
and its gas heat; only $1O,950. Call
F. A. TWEED Co. 5504 CONN. AVE.
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ExCLueIYE WYNNKwOoD.

ExCLusIvE WYNNKwOOD.
ARLiNoTON. VA.
Practically new detached home, Z rooms.
~ baths, oil ot-air heat, nicely furnished
Possession b. Nov, 10th. Owner desires TO
retain room. bath and .garaFe. FOR
appointment to inspect call 0lebe S104.
81. q. 0NlTHY Co.,,
ma Se03. I'll 18th D. NV.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.
LARGE, DETACHED HOME, RMS, 2K,
baths, completely furn.: conv. location. mr..
10th: avail. Dec. 1st S275 per month.
Box BIB. Star
TAKoMA PARK-CoNVEN1ENT TRANsP.,
no linens or silver: S12O month 81. 1865.
NICELY FURN. MODERN BUNGALOW, 10
miles from Washinston. Bus BY door:
s,nsan ToH%s yS.5n. S.s sd% 1oSms' ssS. After or
sa19M ssasis2 cgEs cslF Co H9gsE 2gza FOR RENT NV
$3.50 3lst. ST. N.W.-W1LL. SHARE OUR
beautiful home with a well-recommended
ast desrea se o
EN-. ills.
2IO5 37th ST. NW.-TWO-BEDRO
attached house. Must buy furniture, $3.50
RENT-FURNIsHED HOME. $50; CLOSE
location: possession Immediately: refriger-
ator and washer included. To inspect.
drive out st. .s.e ne to pennne under via. via
past D. c. line, turn right "a mile to Chev-
Ss rsSs DcKr Ssns + Wsfsa sssas1sI0n i1fs H'e VIC
MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN WILL SHARE
new .5-room house in East Falls Church;
middle-aged couple. wife unemployed. pre-
ferred. Falls Church 1743-J.
MODERN SUBURBAN. RMS: FIRE
place; gar; large lot; SLAB mo. WI. 4745.
ARLINGTON HALF BLOCK OFF LEE
highway---Attractive. well-furnished. mod.
ernized old house. large sunny rooms and
porches. freplace, 4 bedrooms, . baths;
2O32 North Stafford St. West Cherrydale.
FOR THE DURATION OR SHORTER
ing porch. 1M-bath home in good section;
excel trans. Conservative rent to right
party. Write Box 2s2-B. Star.
WILL LET TO REsPoNsIBLE PARTY
and baths. 15 N. Highland ST.. Arl.. Va.
ARLINGTON, VA.-W.ARM. COMFORT
able. 7-rm. home; compl. furn. incl; dishes,
linen; silver, Kit: utens.. sheets, blankets;
city water: conv. shopping center, schools.
churches; bus stop "a blk: viii rent by
the mo-, $3.50 mo. Call Falls Church
s23 ALLISON 81. NW.-FURNIsHED g.
room house and garage. $50. Apply be-
tween Q and 4:30 Sunday.
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK.
Detached brick house. g rooms Is bed
rooms), / bath, basement toilet, OIL hest.
finished attic, ..elec. refg.; lot 50x10O #;
garage; immediate possession: rental S135
Evening star., 1942-11-07

4 BEDROOMS, 21a BATHS.
Mt. Pleasant; modern, 2-story. brick
home; mr.. F st. cars, stores, schools and
churches: large living rm. with open ire-
place. dining rm. and kitchen. automatic
BRODIE q COLBERT. INC. MA. 1875.
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UNUSUAL BRICK
COLONIAL,

You enter an attractive reception hall
featuring artistic, winding stairway First
floor: large paneled library with fireplace,
powder room. large living room with en-
ler's pantry and kitchen Second floor
4 bedrooms, 3 baths, plenty of closets and
hne appointments throughout. Large rec
reation room and bar in basement: 2-car
garage. Priced to compare favorably with
any home in WASHINGTON. Phone Ran
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MOUNT PLEASANT.

FOUR-BEDROOM BRICK-S9,95O
Convenient to streetcars to downtown.
square to "cross-town" bus; modern
ton or entrance hall. living room dining
room, kitchen on 1st floor: 4 bedrooms
and bath on 2nd a.; hot-water heat, oil
burner. elec. refg.; lot 125 It. deep; maids
room in basement. Eve. or Sunday. Tenn
nIe o033
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ROOMS WANTED.

yoyJN7 MAN, connected with South Amer
ican Embassy, wants furnished studio ROOM
private bath; housekeeping: Northwest % sec.
limit, SIS. Call ME. OS31 from 10 an to
] pm.
MTDDIE-AGED GENTLEMAN desires room
with bath in home OF small private Is dsmay
ham Hotel; will pay $50 per month. Reps
Box 201-C. Star.
YOUNG COUPLE desire / room Furnished
with private bath. Phone CA. 1SoS
after $50.
REFTNED JEWISH GOVT. GIRL desires
nmfef. single room, good neighborhood. near
transportetion. BOX 194-C, Star. g
TNFURNISHED Link. ROOM. vicinity
CONGRESSIONAL Library, on or oe1ore DEC; l.
COMPILE. refined, with 4-month-old baby
desires warm room and kftchenette or
Kitchen PRIVILEGES. Must be IN 1-fare some.
WO. 703Q.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTtp.

GENTLEMAN wants single room and board
pvt home near q. r. O.: stats price. etc
Sox 2O6-C. star.
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ROOMS UkFURkiSHED.
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

ARLINGTON. 5146 N. 18th ST.-Room
next bath suitable for gentleman new
home II blk bus. OK. 1878: -
pos NORTH DANIEL ST, ARLINGTON, VA;
frannespportationa nepoie loom Phone 2a Glebe 7sSs
ARLINGTON, VA.-Plessant room next
bath: suitable for servicemen or couple;
some kitchen PRIVILEGES. CHI l1s6 after =:
GENTI TIEMEN-OFFICERS, ATTENTION
Warm suites 4 studio rooms with private
Law. Clubroom. hotel service. lO-cent BUS.
Good location. A reasonable place to i've
and entertain-Club Glebe-Glebe 3946.
ATTRACTIVE ROOM in new home. near
transp: employed couple preferred gen.
tiles. Warfield 3025. ---
Fast FALLS CHURCH, va.-For men,
Two comfortable single rooms separated by
hath: use of den with radio: one block
from Lee hwy. Phone Falls. Church 1888.
FRONT ROOM. large. sunny; brick home:
uni phone; single $50; oouoie' 10 "k
each Glebe 1875. "
m NEARBY VA. l block from bus, good
transp.-Avail in a pvt. home where there
is no one but the immediate family OF
adults-l large room with pvt. bath all
cows: prefer gentlemen or empl. couple
to such the privs. of large. comlortaoIe
home in an attractive SUBURBAN village
are offered. Vienna 96-J. -J.---------
ARfINGTON-Well- front rm..
Connects bath: twin beds: conv. Pentason.
Navy Annex; men. CHI. 597S. -
1IEX- VA.-Large, comfortable room, adj
bath, twin beds, or 2 gentlemen or empi
couple. New pvt. home. IE- lsz1.
Evening star., 1942-11-07
L. T. GRAVATTE,

ADJ. NAVAL MED. CENTER,
1 50. OF Wisconsin ave.-Owner must sell
modern. comparatively new bungalow with
attic and cellar Is rms. and ba. with space
attractive. $500. An unusual oppor-
tunity; possession around Dec. /. Oliver
Evening star., 1942-11-07

$6,25O-VACANT.
Near Lincoln Park: bay-windew brick,
six large rooms and bath, cellar, hot
water heat convenient terms
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
314 Penna Ave SE
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$1Q.Q50.

corner detached home with attrae-
tive bedrooms located Just abort dis
AND stores. It offers the maximum IN
values. A. reasonable cash payment and
low monthly terma will buy this eutstand-
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. RSAETotR.
Evening star., 1942-11-07

ApARTMEkTs UkFURklsHED.
3 ROOMS KITCHEN AND BATH, .H.-W.H..
REFRIGERATOR: blocks from Capitol. s.e.;
elderly couple. Box 146-C. star. g
326 18TH PL. NE-2 ROOMS AND
Kitchen, semi-private bath. End III no chill
dren. After Z pm. week days only.
4l27 9th ST. NV LARGE RMS,
kit. bath, util. furn.. $66 mo-, Or g rms.
rent rent red rea. Cail Mon. M 191l.
NEAR q. W.-TWO STUDIO RMS. AND
kit, mod. fur; accommodate 4 girls: newly
dec. and fur. Also studio frn. for one lady.
Inquire 2136 x st. NV. after 8.
ALExANDRIA-UNru ruRNIsHED ATTRAC-
Exclusive residentiel district; knctty pine
living room. open fireplace. bedroon; pr.
vate bath. PVT. ent., utilities Su5nisneo;
pstss no ehildrsn; $50 PER month.
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$8,950-EASY TERMS.

Redscorated home. 4 bedrooms, / bath
detached; automatic heat: large lot. 50x
15O: in Takoma Park. near schools. stores:
it will pay you to inspect this home at
once. LESLIE d. MEASEL, WO. 1921.
Evening star., 1942-11-07

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK.
Detached brick house. 6 rooms Is bed
rooms). / bath, basement toilet, OIL heat.
flnished attic, elec refg.: lot 50x100 IT,;
garage; immediate possession: rental. S135
month.
Consult Mr.. Taylor.
SHANNON b LUCHS Co..
1908 H et. NV. National 2345.
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RAMBLING DETACHED
FRENCH PROVINCIAL.
Sun. and Nights, IA. O62O.
COT ,ONTAI, RRICK-%1Oo ON
CHEVY CHASE BUY.
PRICE, $9,950-CASH, $3.50.

CHEVY CHASE BUY.
PRICE, $9,950-CASH, $3.50.
WHY RENT????
VACANT-AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY.
Artistic and distinctive home, located on
large. wooded lot in best Chevy Chase sec
place, flrst-foor bedroom. Ia baths, full
6. ALLEN sHERWIN 4s45 MASS. AVE.
EMERSON 9122.
BARNABY WOODS SECTION.
Almost new 4-bedroom home: large liv-
ing rm.. dining rm., den and powder rm,
screened living porch; also sun.deck porch,
insulated: beautiful handicapped lot: . real
value at .S17,85O. Call EN-. 1890, Sun.
and weekdays to Q pm.
F. A. TWEED CO. $500 Conn. Ave.
Brand-New Detached Brick.
OPEN
Evening star., 1942-11-07

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
First Floor Bedroom and Bath.
There are four bedrooms and 3 baths in
this attractive detached brick home To-
woods section. Price is only Si3. 500 and
immediate possession may be obtained By
responsible people. Call NE. 1143 until
s. WESLEY BUCHANAN. REALroR.
Evening star., 1942-11-07
SILVER SPRINGS BEST BUY.
$12.95O.

Beautiful new brick home, only / year
old in immaculate condition: on large lot
6Ox12s, with large trees: living. dining
beautiful tile baths. built-in garage gas
heat: near stores. Transportation schools
LESLIE D. MEASELL. WO. 1921. 1927 Eye.
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ApARTMEhTs uhrvRNlsHEp.

LARGE RIM. L.H.K.: REFQ:. $50.
Single Front RIM, S25.
l7O1 Kilbourne Fl. NV. DU. 1898. I
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ROOMS FURk. 6 UkFURk.

6o5 HAMLIN ST. N.E.-Sleeping rooms
for ladies or married couples: furn ana un-
furn.; vicinity Catholic University; baths,
shower; y, block to bus; parking facilities.
Call Sunday, 9 to 4 pm. MI. 3432
Evening star., 1942-11-07
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

EVANSVILLE - BUYER TO GET 1st
chance to rent 1-room, kit.-dinette, bath
apt. reasonable. in small. modern building.
If willing to buy nearly new Swedish
Evening star., 1942-11-07
HOUSES FURNISHED.

WILL LEASE FOR MONTHS. CON-
| pletely furnished, 5 rooms and bath house
In MARYLAND, to family of adults; coal fur
mace, garage; commutable to washington;
| S65. 90. Box 17A-Z. Star
Evening star., 1942-10-25
WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE NEW YORK STOCK

Week Ending Saturday, Oct. "a, 1912
Evening star., 1942-10-25
Cotton Market Busy,
But Prices Show,
Little Change
Futures at New York
Down 5 to 10 Cents
At Sessions Close
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-Cotton fu-
lures trading was in good volume
today for a Saturday session but
price changes were narrow with
closing levels to 10 cents a bale
lower. %
Spot firm and mill account buy
Ing was about evenly balanced with
hedge-selling. There was some SELL
ing from mills against receipt OF
spot cotton.
The trade watched Washington
developments in which the farm bloc
protested the possible sale of loan
wheat at levels to prevent a rise
IN flour prices. They felt such
action would not Immediately affect
cotton.
Evening star., 1942-10-25

.se:s s:s,:sis .as T. ~
Evening star., 1942-10-25
Gypsum Profits Cut

BUFFALO, N. Y. Oct. "A (P.-
National Gypsum Co. today reported
consolidated net profit Of s3l1,2
for the three months ended Sep
tember 80, or 1s cents common
share, compared with $556,58l, or
81 cents a share, for the like l94l
period.
Evening star., 1942-10-25
BOND SUMMARY

A selected list Of active Bonds on
the N. Y. Stock Exchange, showing
the high. low and closing prices
for the week, and the net change
from the previous Saturdays close.
Evening star., 1942-10-25
CURB SUMMARY

A selected list of active Stocks on
the N. Y. Curb Exchange, showing
the high, low and closing prices
for the week, and the net change
from the previous Saturdays cldse.
Evening star., 1942-10-25
The range follows:

Spot mlddIlns, III. .SUn
b Bid; n Nominal.
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Rates Of dividends In ths foregoing tabls
quarterly or semi-annual declaration. On.
less otherwise noted, special or extra div.
idsnda are not included. < X dividend.
or stock. Declared or paid % far this
yesr: PAYABLE IN stock; Paid last ysar.
iated dividends paid or declared this year.
Wv with warraits., Nv Without warrants.
Evening star., 1942-10-25

rl1 bankruptcy Of recevsrship Or being rsorganssd
:s%e:a,:, 8 asa:ss: ss1sssns 3 sssss use
mi. .nnual desarstton unless othsrwss noteo ps-
sas g extss oivsd:nds AZ not included "a y DIV.
oF sest osslsIsd q Pea . i.r ihIs sssl. tYss.
sss. ssdsaa' ssa q dsssisd ssis
Evening star., 1942-10-25

New Orleans Prices.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. - P).-Cotton
futures advanced here today on weekend
short covering. The market closed steady
5 TO l5 cents a bal. hiGher
Evening star., 1942-10-25

Spot cotton closed steady Is cents bal
higher. Sales. 4,5l4. Low middling. $50;
midolng. 1890; good middling, 1895: re-
ceipts. -2,1s9; stock. 276,459.
Bid. Nominal.
Evening star., 1942-04-24
Col. Lombard Offers Services
ToGen. De GouIIe's Forces
Former French Attuche
Loses Faith in
Marshal Petuin
By BLAIR BOLLES.

Col. Emmanuel E, Lombard, Mill
tary Attache of the French En-
bassy here for Is years, has cabled
to Gen. Charles de Gaulle in Lon
don offering his services to the Free
French movement. it was learned to-
day. He planned to confer with
Etienne Boegner, acting chief of the
Free French delegation in Washing
ton. today.
I feel can do most for France
now by putting myself at the service
of Gen. de Gaulle," Col. Lombard
told The Star. y will fight. stay
here. do whatever he wishes me to
do. I think the Free French move
ment offers Frenchmen outside
France the only means of helping
France at this hour of need"
Col. Lombard, who left the En-
bassy November l. 1910. without
ever returning and without even
telling Ambassador CASTOR Henry
Haye of his intentions, remained
aloof both from the Embassy and
the Free French until last night,
when he sent his cable.
Il held aloof," he said In explana-
ton. because I believed in Marshal
Petain until three days ago so much
that I thought / could be loyal to
the man / considered to have been
the greatest of all soldiers during
the World War
The fact that Marshal Petain