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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-26

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2e-(R)
The prediction of q presiden-
tial veto today tempered tn e
smashing victory Of the Senate
farm bloc in the dispute over
prices for government-held sur
plus stocks Of corn, wheat and
cotton.
Senat or Brown (D-Mich),
leader of the group which
sought to sustain President
Roosevelt forecast that II the
House approved the Senate re-
strictions on sales Of govern.
ment SURPRISES below full pari-
ty prices 1T would run into Q
certain Veto"
"What's MORE" Brown said,
Il think the Senate would sus.
tain II.
Secretary Of Agriculture Vic
kard meanwhile declared that
desired increases In production
Of milk and dairy products were
being retarded by growing labor
shortages and by increases In
the price Of feed grains. Asri.
culture officials said congress
ional pressure for the price
blocking legislation had tended
to raise feed costs.
ISSUES WARNING
With q strongly.worded warn.
Ing against impeding the wsI
effort selfish interetts" and
graphing for Z few extra dol.
lars" PRECEDENT Roosevelt ap-
pealed 70 The Senate against
voting any restrictions on sAl4l
Of the government surpluses.
The president's words Of eau
ton. contained In . letter "a
Vice pyAsidGnt wallace, prtsid.
ING officer at the Senate, oocss-
toned several hours debate yes-
terday bafore the chamber r.
jeoted . compromiss offered BY
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-26
II. LIE DOWN

If bombs start to fall you, lie down. You will feel the
blast least that way, escape fragments spinters.
The safest place under good stout abethe stronger the
legs the better
mattress under table combines comfort with safety
The enemy may explosive bombs ncendary bombs or
BOTH incendiaries used it's important to deal with
them than to be safe from blast So defeat the ncenday with
nevr splash strea Of water then back safety
under table in a refuge
Most raids will likely be in your immediate neigh
borood in short time However, stay under till the
''all clear" is sounded.
Know your raid alarms Know the "al Clear Official news
Of these will to you from your Air Raid Warden. Don't
believe Watch this paper for air raid alarm description.
Ask the warden when he comes.
Should your house be hit keep COOL Answer tappnes from
rescue crews if trapped (You most likely won't be
either hit trapped but you depend
squads to after you Again-keep COOL and wait Don't
Keep cooH
Just keeping cool hurts the than anything else
you can do. Keep calm. Stay at home Put out Lights
Lie down.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-26
I'd Likely to Veto Farm Price Bill Senator Sa1

Mrs. Howard Paul was taken
to the hospital In Detroit for
further treatment. She under
went q major operation . short
time ago and was brought home
for q short time but has had to
return.
Mrs. Tony Galan was taken
to st. Joseph's hospital the first
of the week for treatment.
Misg Margaret Baade return
ed to Kalamazoo Monday after
spending q few days here with
her father, Louis Baads.
Mrs. Thornas King has return
ed from Detroit where she spent
a few days Of the past week with
her son.
The members of the Friend
ship class of the Methodist
church are planning / penny
pantry supper to be held on
Wednesday evening of next
week.
Over 200 attended the annual
community father and son BAN
duet at the Methodist church on
Monday evening. The prize given
to the oldest father was given
to Herman Sieweke. DR.. David
Collon's two year old son for
the youngest son and the prize
for the father with the most boys
was q tie Kenenth Gray and DR..
Edmund Frappier, each with 3
sons. DR.. Thomas Pryor of Roy
al Oak was guest speaker.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-26
MountCIen,ens
High Notes
Oy Tom B Dick oomeldsea

~ -" ~ OsSW OVss~vO~Oss
AIR RAID
There will be . practise cir
raid some time this week IA the
high school. The air raid sis.
nal will not be the regular class
bell but will be q siren. Over
100 boys have been chosen for
the air raid patrol and havS
been stationed 1t the exits gym
and auditorium, and at various
intervals along the corridors.
They can be recognized BY the
white arm bands they wear.
MASQUE.WIo
The Masque and Wig win hold
ito first meeting Of the new
semester tonight at four o'clock
and will be In charge ot Miss
Bowman. This II . dramaties
organization and later On gives
short plays for the students %
one Of the scheduled auditorium
periods.
CAR DRIVERS
Although there has not been
any serious or minor accidents
as yet on high school property
precautionary steps sre being
taken to avoid the first mishap.
No cars are to pass smother
car on the right while Il Il park.
Ing, al cars are 70 stop q build
inG entrances. and no automobile
II TO exceed the 10 mile IN
hour speed limit.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-26
Permits Get Approval

Permission to move q small
building and q request for an
$500 remodeling permit were
granted last night by the City
Commission.
Thurston Simpson won an Of
fetal okay to remove building
from Cass avenue onto Logan
street. The remodeling permit
went to Walter Kandt, 1914 Cass
avenue.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-26

NEW YORK, Feb. 26-tP--
Leslie MacMitchell, New York
University miller was named
winner of the James E. Sullivan
memorial award for 1941, will
receive the trophy given by the
A. A. u. to its outstanding ath-
lete each year at a luncheon here
Sunday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-26
BRONCHIAL
COUGHS!
Buckley's Famous 'CANADIOL'
Mixture Acts Like q Flash

NIIXSuIC hCtS H1AO .
Spend q few cents today at swan
Pharmacy, Mt. Clemens; Romeo Agent:
A. J. Scarf. or any good drug store tor
. bottle of Buckley's CANADIOL Aix.
ture triple acting,. Take . couple Of
sips at bedtime. Feel It's instant power
ful effective sction spread thru throst.
head and bronchial tubes. II starts at
once to loosen up thick. choking phlegm.
sooth raw membranes and make breath
ting easier.
Sufferers from those persistent. nasty
Irritating coughs due TO colds or bronch-
iAi irfitations find 1uckley's brings
quick relief. Over 10 million bottles
sold. But be sure 70 get Buckley'S
CANADlOL MixtuSA
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-26
Army, Navy Announce
japanese Ship Losses

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26-[49-Army and Navy announces
attacks japanese vessels since Dec 10
list "a SUNK probably sunk and 80 damaged Here the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27

have in the navy as an experienced
welder? Would he have to TAX,
basic training?
A Congress passed the
Servicemen's Dependents Al
lowance Act of 1912, which pro-
vides for the payment OF q GER
tain monthly sum to dependents,
part OF the amount to be de-
Quoted from the servicemen's
monthly pay and the balance to
be contributed by the govern
ment. Inasnuch as your parents
have looked to your brother for
a substantial portion of their
support, they are certainly en-
titled TO allotment.
He could enlist I'm the navy. III
he became a metalsmlth, first
class, he would get SIG
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
Pitfalls of Love BY Adele Garrison

with the men holding her. That
IL great load of our minds and
hearts,"
"I'Il promise that load VIII
never return" she said solernnly.
kissed her wistful face before
l went to the door and beckoned
Miss Whitlock inside.
I'VE were going back 20 tire
Euderwoods n m ost immedi-
stely,r / told her. TN call you
when we're ready TO start,
Then l went out to my fathel
and Dicky.
"Well?" they both queried.
Its all right" ] told them.
I'VE shall have no more trouble
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27

II KNOW, Carolyn" I said
understandingiy. you wish you
could bring yourself 90 tell me
your secret, and am ready TO
hear IL at any time, and 20 help
you In any way 1 can. But just
now, try TO relax, knowing you
no longer have any need 90 be
terrified"
Except for Marion" she re-
minded me sadly.
"Yes, that terror hangs over
MI OF MS" l answered. but we
are now sure that Marion IL IN
no Immediate danger. espe-
ciAlly." / added meaningly. "now
that you are no longer in league
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27

! with Carolyn, and can start 10
the Underwoods any time. I'm
sure she will make no further
effort 70 get IN touch with the
gasgsters, but I think she ought
20 be guarded 90 that no
emissafy from them can reach
her"
"She shall be, never fear"
my father said. and now the
sooner we get started. the
sooner wei all be able 10 get
Some needed sleep"
Were all ready" I told
him, and i'm five minutes we
were on our way TO the Under
wood home.
My father, after learning from
the guard that everything Ia,
been quiet since we left, usheret
us into the library, then turned Il
Miss Whitlock.
do you think Mrs. Under
wood may be awake ?" he asked.
II am very sure she Is" the
nurse replied. "she was very
much upset. and has had no
sedative."
My father then turned to me.
do you wish 70 talk 90
Lillian now" he asked.
Eyes, II Miss Whitlock thinks
IL advisable"
IL don't imagine I shall be
permitted 20 think, " Mrs.
Underwood learns you are In the
house." the nurse said. "She
win be determined to see you"
Then i will go TO her Mt
once" l said. please take
Carolyn TO your room until /
come for you"
Then ! ran UP the stairs I,
tillian's room and knocked lightly
Come In" she called, and
when / entered ! saw that sad
ness OF establishment over
Carolyn had been added to her
terror over Marion.
81 am q woman who has been
'mistook In her Judgments" I
told her lightly, "and I have
come to set things right"
what do you mean" she
asked, startled. THAT YOU
were mistaken about Carolyn ?.
"Yes-and no." 1 said. cts
true that she was trying TO use
you I'm order 10 meet that col
legiate gangster, but she has not
been disloyai 10 Marion. Every
thing she has done has been
motivated by terror
Swiftly / recounted then TIL
events at the hideaway, includin,
Carolyn's confession.
"She still keeps her personal
secret of the hold the collegiate
gangster has over her." 1 said.
"But she sees the danger and
futility OF trying to get In touch
with any OF his gang, so I am
sure we shall have no more
trouble with her; at least, on
that score"
That's good news" she said
a little heavily, and saw that
she could not so quickly forget
Carolyn's lie about Marion.
"Yes, IL Is" 1 returne d
banally. then put my hand on
her shoulder.
Carolyn IL suffering, Lillian"
I said. "and she Ii deeply
ashamed of the trouble she has
caused you. She-she needs
mothering, dear"
CONTINUED tomorrow)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
Connolly Answers

lad Pear; (b) apple; (c)
grape.
Pal Bald eagle; (b) ammu-
milton wagons for artillery;
(c) Ottawa and st. Law
renee rivers.
3-(a) Russia; (b) Germany;
(c) United States.
4-(a) Sculpturing; (b) writ
ing; (c) acting.
5-(a) Palestine; (b) Bahamas;
(c) Canada.
6-ta) Mari; (b) Jennings; (c)
Philippe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27

Three men arrested In TORONTO
as suspects in the $4,000 robbery
of the Belle River, Ont, BAN
on September % were arraigne
in Windsor police court todax
They entered no plea and WEI
remanded for week. They ara
Leonard Elnor, q, Toronto; Jarne(
Gelvin. 10, Toronto, and Charlie
Platten.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
at s5l Federal Building for navy
ordnance data.

Mrs. E. II. T.: Q-My brother
was sent across three months ago.
He has received only one letter
from me so far. Meeting friend
1 told her about it. She asked me
what his APO number was and
told her. She said he was probably
in England or Australia. Did i do
wrong by giving her the APO num-
Der? Does the APO number stand
for any certain destination?
A-APO stands for army post
office and a number Is used
rather than the address to keep
the location of men overseas
secret. Only the postmaster and
those employed by the govern
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
Fighting Mans Friend:
Parents Entitled
To Allotment
THE

L. A. M: Q-My brother has
signed an allotment to mother. My
father is 66 and making very little
money. My mother is afraid the al
lotment will get my brother into
trouble as my father is employed.
Is it all right for them to get this
money?
What rank would my husband
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27
month. He would have to take
basic training.
FOR MERCHANT MARINE

A. D.: Q-Is there. a procure
ment officer in Detroit to inter.
view seamen for the United States
Merchant Marine?
A-The merchant marine re-
cruiting office Is located In the
Hammond Building.
M. B.: Q-Where can ! secure
information about the army ord
nance department and the neces.
sary qualifications to enlist in this
division; also navy ordnance.
Apply Mt 627 Federal
Building for information with
reference to army ordnance and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-27

ADVERTISEMENT
Evening star., 1942-11-10
THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHAkG

Sou Railway---.2 2,
Sou Ry pf 1.25e-
Sou Ry M&O A.
Sparks W .25e--
Spencer Kell 2
Sperry Corp .75e i
Evening star., 1942-11-10
ADDFoIimato Sale. 9o0Ay.
Total al----------. 772,22O

tUnit OF trading. 10 shares: sales
printed in full. In bankruptcy or receiver
ship or being reorganized under Bankruptcy
Act, or securities assumed BY, such COM
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly or semi-annual declara-
ton Unless otherwise noted. special or
extra dividends are not included. xd Ex
dividend II Ex risht& . Also extra or
extras Cash or stock, Declared or paid
50 far this year: PAYABLE in stock. Paid
last year. Payable in Canadian funds
( Accumulated dividends raid or declared
Evening star., 1942-09-16
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

JEWISH HOME--Large front room. twin
pont Circle. Reasonable. No. zoos.
MT. PLEASANT: PLEAS 1855 Insleside tsrrscs
Kosher osasen 0ta
modate girls; streetcar. bus. AID. 2404.
1778 MASS. AVE NW.-Opening for a
young man: reasonable.
77Io BLAIR RID, u blk. Ga ave. car and
fan family; i' also % ssle'; A eSceilent mt meals % sH.
1917. by day, wk. or month.
share large front room; also double rm,
home cooked Southern meals. RA. aai7.
1852 TAYLOR sT.--sinsle and double
rooms, lovely home; all single beds every
thing new, excellent meals: between 2
car lines; ref. rea.; garages. RA. 2051. IT,
z girls; $40 each per per mo- room and board;
Spanish family 1277 New Hampshire ave.
37l1 18th ST. N.E-Larse double front
couple or men preferred. MI. 1880.
DOWNTOWN. 1641 K st. n.w.-Vacancies
men and women; walking distance; selec-
tive menus.
free parking; reasonable. 2O22 G st. NV.
141O PARKWOOD PL. NV. OF 14th St
Vacancy for | gentleman in Jewish home,
delicious meals, all cows. AID. O206.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Priyate home, dou-
BILE room for 2 ladies, near trans. WO.
2189.
1924 HARVARD ST NW-Front double
room for young men: excellent meals: $40
mo-; basement. S32 so each.
DUE to brother being called into service,
have board and room available in pri-
vate apt. for young professional gentle
woman earning substantial salary. Ex-
cellent food, cooked and served by maid.
Large studio room comfortably furnished: ::
conv. NV. location in quiet. new bldg.
references exchanged Call Executive
4091 between 1 and 5 pm.
Evening star., 1942-09-16
AolIsES FOR SALE.


SMALL HOUSE $1,000; NEAR SUIT
land. Nd. 405 RIDGE I'd s.es-.------...-, Sc
THE oLD-FAsHIoNED COUNTRY IoWs
of the better sort with IT'S inospenoeno a,,,,s
isisureIy way, and open Pc .ns spsfes sits Ths one
is reached BY Connecticut ave and is served
By bus and rail The pleasant d mocesn- rsesn-
tion room has land enough for gsrdenins
and lawns: runs back about 2oo tee1.
's w.. Loyis P e. sHoEMAkEEFs' ,,ss
TO SETTLE ESTATE
Fully detached 4-bedroora, 2-bsth home
in popular ssus ADDITION ,o near ,ns sfhsos s0s
tory. porchss; oil heat; large yard ga
50. 1908 fHAsS1N y NV & IuGas Nssiensl Sol sa4s.
ATTRACTIVE 5-RM., BATH BuNo;; OAK
floors, h.-w.h. teoan. garage, shaded lot
5ox2o0; price, S4.75o: cash, $500 Vacant.
one-tare zone; attractive, 8 rooms. tile
bath. two large halls nv b; toii ourasfa, ssno
Kelvinator and elec. range sarase; price,
rooms, . baths, . kits. with elec ranses
ssd sesas y.R T ssasoe s
| terms. ,.>, ,. ,e,o
TAKoMA PARK, MD,
| 2T3 Park ave.-very attractive T-room
home, fireplace. garage: huge trees
ARRANGED FOR TWO FAMILIES.
Near Eastern High School, rooms, Q
| baths, 2 kitchens, screened porches, auto
matte heat, garage. Only years old.
Would make good investment. Price.
WAPLE g. JAMES, INC, DI. 3346.
BRICK BUNGALowS--D. c.
| Brand-new and ready TO move in.
! Five rooms and bath gas or oil; air con-
ditioned: full cellar: "a blocks transpor,
sns & g %eh M Az aa's W. y9S ysS4s sao ot
81 81 as4s. sl' NN' 3" CIV "
FOREST HILLS, ADJOINING ROCK
Greek Park and close TO- bus and stores:
] Detached English-type 3-bedroom house
| with living room and dining room opening
onto onto 2 large rear porch oyerloosins l9s.sn =
tached garage S13,75O.
w. c. & A. N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO.,
1119 18th St. NV. DI. 4464.
Evening Phone wisconsin 1927.
1882 4th ST. NE.-PRIcE S7,75000.
owner leaving, must sell his home. SIX
rooms two inclosed porshes iull basement basement.
JAMES, INC, DI. 3346.
200 block of Sheridan st. n.w.-flve-
room frame bungalow. fireplace. coal hot
water heat, front porch; convenient to
everything; possession about 30 days.
.: . SHANNON & LucHs Co.
1908 H St. NV National 2345.
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CONNECTICUT AVE,
Suitable for Doctor or
N-@ s-~%t>~.

splendid property. situated on this
prominent thoroughfare, in the Dupont
Circle area, zoned 1st commercial 1st
floor arranged as PHYSICIANS or dentists
suite. including tile laboratory room and
lavatory. Above the entrance moor are
rooms. g Of master size. baths t5 rooms
Basement includes large kitchen. laundry.
maids room and bath. storage room. hot.
water heating system with oil unit. garage.
shown by appointment. Immediate pos.
session. Price, $4,000: subject subject to req
NC Realtors. DI $500 Or evenings
call MR. CHILDS. OIL S5R1
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

GIRLS TO SHARE BROOM APT. WITH
Govt. employees. Call after 6 pm,
North 2O24.
BETHEsDA, ND RMS, TRMI., LGE.
liv. .rm. and porch. pvt. fenced lawn, beau
tiful trees; $3.50; Oct. /. WI. 7547.
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$4,000.

Bethesda---Large 5-room bungalow. full
basement. full attic with stairs. coal
heat: immediate possession
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, Agent, WI. $500.
Evening star., 1942-09-16
NEARBY MD.-S18,5OO.

This is a very lovely detached brick
(practically new on a spacious. beautifully
Handicapped site. Three large bedrooms.
storage room and two complete baths on
the second floor: nrst-hoor lavatory. maids
room and bath: screened living porch
heat. This home has a great deal Of
charm and the floor plan Is particularly
appealing. BOSS & PHELPS Exclusively.
Ma. $500; evenings Mr.. Addison, HO.
l 537.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
r ST. ne near 1st-Substantial brick.
6 rooms, bath, porches, full basement, etc:
completely reconditioned; priced Tor only
S6,450. on terms.
Leo M. Bernstein 81 Co., NE. 5400.
Evening star., 1942-09-16

LARGE FRONT ROOM, twin beds, suitable
young girls: use of kitchen: $33.33 each
mo. Phone Miss Ashley, TR. 1851, after
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VENETIAN BLINDS.

VC1NE 1lA1N bdIINDO.
Buy Direct From Manufacturer.
Southern Venetian Blind Co.,
zoos New York Ave. Phone EX 4sss.
RE-UPHOLSTERING.
Two-piece living suite upholstered for
&45; covering and new inside material in
cluded: made like new in finest tapestry
and friezette: workmanship guaranteed.
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERY co,
z609 l4th ST. NV. COLUMBIA 1881
Evening star., 1942-09-16

NAVY ,d7 YAEp EMpa1YESmsPEGIAL d.3Y Sor
Beautiful high elevation. Convenient to
transportation. Screened. calked, insu-
lated.
Sample Open Daily-l21 Forester st.
Cross 11th St. Bridge, follow Nichols
ave. to 1900 block, left on Forester st..
or phone for auto service. Possession
with deposit. WAPLE 4 JAMES, INC.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
semi-detached rms. and b., near rec
reation center. bus or streetcar service.
schools, etc: large fenced yard; built-in
MORTGAGE INVESTMENr CO.. MA. 2431.
3416 9th ST. NE.
substantial semi-detached brick, 8 rooms
snd bath beat trent porch
Price, Sc, 900 Oe; cash payment, bal like
rent, Call Mr.. WEAVER, Wo. 4944 or
DI. 3346.
Evening star., 1942-09-16

Massachusetts, Ave. Park.
Detached corner bedrooms, 2 baths.
gear garage. gas heat: close to transport
tation. Evenings and Sunday, phone FIR.
1910
RANDALL H HAGNER & CO.. INC.
1921 Conn. Ave DE 5000.
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1928 GA. AVE. NW.-ISe, bright, clean
| rm. twin beds: girls or girl to share
! pvt. home; un1im. phone; SIS mo. "a :;
] 5 min downtown. RA. 2425.
Evening star., 1942-09-16
OFF MACARTHUR BLVD.
GROOM BRICK HOME,
50 300

.Owner's transfer makes possible the pur-
chase of a well-built, practically new de-
gineering Depot on Macarthur blvd; situ-
ated on well-landscaped lot inclosed BY
picket fence. It includes 3 nice bedrooms,
tile bath, hrst-floor lavatory cheerful hv-
ing room, dining room and complete kitch-
en-; air-condtioned heat: garase: direct
streetcar transportation. For details please
call MR. Burr, WO. 1889.
Evening star., 1942-09-16
ROOMS UkFURkISHED.

Goth AND PENNA AVE NW-Newly dec
GRATED single and double rooms. Apply
S32 Goth st. NV.
BETHESDA. Wilson lane-Near busi-
ness section and bus line. Large room,
2nd floor front, partly furnished, S24. 80
per month. OIL. 1894.
Evening star., 1942-09-16

1900 MASS. AvE. NV, Apt. al room
with twin beds; also boy to share room
Evening star., 1942-09-16

, I DOWNIOWN I2I9 Vermont ave.-Front
| rm., suit. 2, c.h.w., S175 80 mo. ea: rear
| basement. pvt bath. S26 ME 12Q4
Evening star., 1942-09-16

913 9TH ST. N.E.-Larse front rm., twin
beds, uni. phone. for 2 gentlemen or empl
couple: mr.. car and bus Sc each
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S6,950.
200 block of Sheridan ST. n.w.-Five-
room frame bungalow. fireplace. coal hot
water heat, front porch; convenient to
everything: possession about 80 days.
Inspect by appointment with Mr. Tabler.
WI. 1852, with
''. SHANNON q LUCHs CO,
Notj na1
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN

FURN. APIS, 1st FL: PVT. EN-
trance, heat; 1 fare: infants allowed; whit
nursemaid available. Hillside O449-M
Evening star., 1942-09-16

11O8 EYE ST. Sc.
Newly remodeled rooms kitchen. bath,
new Frigidaire, heat gas, light and hot
water furnished: located near Navy Yard.
convenient to stores and transportation.
FEDERAL FINANCE CO., 915 New York
ave. NV.
cOLORED WOMAN EMPLOYED NIGHTS,
share apartment, exchange for care OF
2-year child mornings. No. Logan Circle
NV, Apt. z.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

TWIN AND SINGLE, girls. Christian Is D.
A. home; express bus; no smoking.
44o5
Evening star., 1942-09-16

FURNISHED ROOMS, modern home, con-
meeting bath; men preferred. Call Trini-
doH
Evening star., 1942-09-16
ROOMS FURNISHED.

RRED ROCKS, r. !. Reds, white Leg
rms. Conkey's Y-O feeds. James Feed
,re, 619 K st. NV Metropolitan OO89.