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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
MISCELLANEOUS

rs 7aT42 Automobile Mats were i5s, now L31
n Tire Locks, we're l,5s, now 81
IS Auto Seat Covers, were I.19, now $50
40 Auto Polishing Cloths we're 3sc. now IS.
50 Tie Racks, we're 3se, now 21c
200 Assorted Towels, were isc, now l5e
20 yds. Wool costngs, were t.6s, now, I'd, 81
46 Shopping Go.csriS, were 7.4s, now 2.1s
LA sor. Crystal TumbIsrs, we're 3.oe, now for Sc
1870 s.oI. Ruby Tumbsrs we're for Toe, now for Sc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
ROY : Or B:{SSz

20 Tailored Covert Suits, were 7.s8 now-s,4s
100 Assorted Sweaters, were i2s. now---ssc
800 Calf Suede oxfords, were 2.As, now---i.ss
IS Assorted Play Shoes, were l,98 now--l.a9
80 Assorted Rayon Slips, were 5sc, now--48c
LA Fancy Rsyon Slips, were CSC, now--18c
225 Assorted Rayon Panties, were 3sc, now-35c
so Assorted Rsyun paismas, were i.6s, now-f.a9
100 Rayon Hose, Asst colors, were 2sc, now-i1c
4s Assorted Leather Belts were 25c, now-ltc
40 Assorted Handbags, were 5sc, now---43c
36 Assorted Rayon Gloves, were $50, now--43c
so Oil Silk Umbrellas, were 1873, now-i.N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
FURNITURE

30 Assorted Boudoir Lamps, were I3s, now sse
s.Pe. Oak 0inettes, were Ass, now $3.50
So" Walnut Fin. Bookcase, was 1925, now s.11
81 Assorted Card Tables, were tIs, now sse
Damask Lounge Chair, was A4s5, now 3Tss
slchd, Mohog, Bookcases, were 1886, now 2A.II
slchd, mshog Cocktail Tables, were 1855 -tA7T
! Complete Rolling Bar, was 6s.s5, now e2,7T
3.pe' Bedroom Suites, were 1886, now 1888
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
HOME FURNISHINGS

Arm. Oil Heater, used, was $685. now-3s.ee
Arm. Fan Oil Heater, used was 19,s5-5s.80
Gasoline Range, used, was 2A.5o, now-to.e8
Electric Range, damaged, was 1885, now-ss.aa
Fireplace spark'guards were zss, uow-t.ss
Fireplace Spark.guards, were 3.s5, now-2.Ss
Fireplace Spark.guards, were ass, nOw-3.a8
Aft. Wash. Mach. Water Hose, were 3sc-2sc
SIT Wash. Mach. Water Hose, were 4sc -3so
10 Chenille Spreads, were asa, now 2.as
IL Hobnai Bedsprsads were a,as, now-3.s8
Ruhled Psrcae Drapes, were AIS, now--34s
SO Rubber Bath Mats, were 3sc. now 21c
Cast Alum. Steak Plaiters, were 2,3s, nowi.ss
| SO Shelf Paper rolls, were SC, now &c
2es Asst Water Glasses were Sc, now DC
"a Moth Gas Crystals, were 6sc, now $40
81 Refrigerator Jugs, we're 1sc, now SEC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
MEMS AND CHlLDRENs WEAR

II Chldrens Two.tone Slippers, were 81, now-1sc
az Girls Housecoats, So, were 81. now-1Tc
SO Girls Hcusseoats, 1915, were Las, neville
is Girls Housecoats, 1915, were 1853, now-Si
- Girls Corduroy Robes, tots, were 2.s8-2.47
1873 Infants AukIets, were Ioe, now pairs for-ioc
80 Coa'Bonnet Sets, mo.2 yr. were l.s8-lH
2ao Mems Woven.righi Socks, we're 3se, How-22c
lao Mems Fancy Dress Shirts, were 81, now-i.71
100 Mems $500 Wool Sweaters, were 3ss, now, 3.A4
IS Mems Sleeveless PuIl-overs, were i.se,-l.6T
30 Mems Pul.oVer Sweaters, we're 3,ss, now-3.aA
10 Mems Assorted Fall Hats, were sse, new-5oc
100 Boys Sweaters 20 TO IS, were i.2s, now-st
IS Mems Iis.inp Caps.-sA IL, ware sse-s1e
81 Mems Mohair Jackets, were 7.4s, now-6.4s
10 Mems Field Jackets were $50, now .6.Ts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
HOME FURNISHINGS

Twin Mattress Covers we're 2,ss, now Ito
Linen cloih.Napkn Sets, were 7,ss, Tic
Assorted Bedsprssds, were asa, now lie
l2s BIB. Blend. Cotton Bats, were t,2s, now lie
3'lb. Unblssched Bats were esc, now lie
% BIB Par''Wool Bats, were Los now-11c
"a lib, AlWoo Bats, were 81, now Ito
SO 25.lb. White Bats, were LOS, now Ito
100 Yds. Sail Cloth, we're 4sc, now, yard A2o
200 fds. SIpcOysr Fabrics, we're 5sc, now, I'D. sac
200 fds. SlipcOver Fabrics were I2s, now, yd.-tts
SO Msrquisstts Curtains were 7sc, now soc
$50 Ironing Cord Sets, were i0c, noW- 32e
SOS AWAY Switches, we're 4oc, now 33e
IS House Radiator Covers, we're s5c, now Csc
800 Steel Pkgs. Receivers, were 40, now 245
IS House Number Holders, were $50, now l.3s
30 Mail Boxes, we're SIS. now All
500 Rolls Toilet Tissue, were z l5c, now Sc
A32 Bores Soap GFsnules we're tec, now Ito
Is Boxes Soap Chips, were ale, now ise
lob Bores Soap Flakes, were lie, now i5c
s2 Bars Floating Soap, were 2 SC, now, for-ioe
Ils Bars Laundry Soap, we're z Sc, row, J tor-Ioe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
MISCELLANEOUS

81 Sets OF Saws, were sec, now sse
IS WOOd.turning Laihes we're ts,a5, nSv-t1.a5
is3s Yds. Dress Woods, we're I.se, now i.ss
1850 Yds Print Lambspun Rsyon, were 3se ale
40 Tie Racks we're soc, now 2le
II Ford 1884 MufIers were i.3s, now LIS
S8 Glass License frames, were I.0s, now sse
Model Connect. Rods. were los, now ESQ
Coupe Seat Covers, were LAS, now 6.se
Chew rs Connecting Rods, were t,3s, now-I.os
Model 1881 Connect Rods, were i.l5-s5o
Chew 31.Ao Connect, Rods, were a. 10, now rs
I Chew 1891 Connect. Rods, were i.lo, now Csc
4 Chew. 33.34 Connect. Rods, were t,2s, now-t.o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
FLOOR COVERINGS

eSIl2 Administer Rug, was $3.50, row $3.50
sHl2 Twisiwssve, tan, was $3.50, now sac
sT6 Wilton, rose.bags, was SAT, now sac
eHs Wilton, burgundy,was $3.50 now sal
5I9 Wilton, burgundy, was $3.50, now 7s.so
6.3II2 Wilton, green, was $50, now sda
Ks Wilton, rose, was $3.50, now asn
aHs Tan Wilton, was 1850 now sts
1eIs Wilton, tan, was S5a. now saa
6'SKl2 Wilton blue, was So. so, now ssa
sTl2 Wilton, blue, was $3.50, now s7s
6Hs WlIton, beige, was $3.50, now sal
sIslo 1wis'WeaVe, wine, was $3.50. now aA.5o
l4Ts Wilton, green, was Ass, now 1855
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
MONTGOMERY WARD
4e0"pee Eosy-sokeoen stores "@~"@% ""oao"

GyatiOf near
7-Mde Road
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-26
FURNITURE

hahog' Corner Cabinet, was Sass, now 4s.ss
! mahog. China Cabinet, was 1855, now 23.ss
! Hallmark Chair blue, was 81 ,s5. now 5A,sa
Maple Table, was 22,ss now Is.ss
I Walnut Table was 1895, now 1914
10 Unfinished Bookcases, were 2.ss, now 7,1s
3.pe. Walnut Bedroom Suites, now 3s,sa
: S.Fe' "alnu' bedroom Suites, now--4s,ea
Platform Rockers, were 1885, now 3Ass
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APARTMENTs SUBURBAN.

ARLINGTON-2-RM.A APT. end FL. Mr.
bus. City fare. Adults. 1927 N. Utah.
UNFURNISHED-3 ROOMS, KITCHEN and
bath utilities furnished; adults preferred.
Call al a5Sn
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.

Brick home in excellent condition with
bedrooms, tile baths, large living and
blinds throughout rear screened porch
located , blks. from elementary schools
and trans On Conn. ave. in a setting
of beautiful shade trees with exclusive
surroundings of fine homes. Owner trans
ferred ana has priced home very attrac-
lively on easy terms. Call Emerson 1890
until pm
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FOR ART COLLECTORS.

Royal Copenhagen, large polar bear, $50:
small bear, $40: sleeping cat, $50 vase.
Norway. large, $500; smaller S75; > Visby
Gothland, Sweden, 500 and SIS; East
Coast of Sweden, $40: well-known Swedish
artiSt, pupil OF Zorn. fine frames. Box
S5-B, Star
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-Ai19 ieHHoH' Aehipie o'"~' aAtei U pm
COW. 6,RM. 2-BATH HOUSE ATTR.
l5-sept. Is: s4o0 Wisconsin 5sas
CHEVY CHASE, u. C.. 5535 NEVADA AVE
Center hall Colonial, large corner lot. on
bus line. 2-car det. garage, screened porch
and sunroom, new awnings, 3 bedrooms,
ga baths, maids room with bath in base
ment, auto. heat; newly decorated; avail
able Immediately: $3.50. OWNER, Wood :
ley All.
FOXHALL, 44th NEAR RESERVOIR RID
Completely and attractively furnished home
=. porches: $3.50. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
National / 1856.
anI4 a, CHEVY CHASE BLVD; Oh. cH:,
Marlor9s hns -toD sson house, use baths blk from
ARMY OFFICER TRANSFERRED. WILL
rent 100000 beautiful suburban home,
large lot, completely, furnished, 5000 mo.
appointment Shepherd 1880.
PARTLY FURNISHED e-RooM HOUSE,
oWnER oSoNa s.,s 2o5 ro s oak St. Falls chIrch
completely furnished !, bedrooms. 2 baths,
recreation room, porch. shady yard with
grill: two bus lines close, Ishopping center
TN Sept. ] for $500. 46l1 Butterworth
Fl Pel On op Mass onse ie for 4eh hspedson sFn
Wednesday 18th. to pm
LARGE COLONIAL. HOME, MT VERNON
blvd; (Colling ngwood)--Partly furn.; suit.
for home. club or dormitory. Phone MR..
KING, Temple $3.50.
ATTRACTIVE STONE-AND-B BRICK HOME,
near new War and Navy Bldgs., just off
Lee blvd. Large paneled living room with
fireplace opening on solarium, paneled din
ing room, buffers pantry, powder room,
floor, bedrooms, baths and sleeping
porch; recreation room. gear garage. stone
patio and beautiful gardens: S225.
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.
2S40 WILSON BLVD, ARLINGTON VA.
CN 222S Ewes CiI. 323S
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
HOUSES FOR SALE.


ll09 CHICAGO ST: SCI BLK. FROM
bus stores etc VACANT and like
$3.50 cash. Open Sat and Sun. NO. 617ti.
HYATTsydILE 5Es sIga e. 2 t.Hbad BLK FRO FROM R.
new house condition. NO. GIG. Open
Sat. and Sunday.
ON ROCK CREEK PARK, 4-BEDROOM,
2-bath. 4-year-old brick and stone home,
on large wooded lott, paneled library.
lavatory, living room. dining room on LIST
room and bath. recreation room with fire.
place. air-conditioned gas heat 2-car ga
rage. CYRUS KEISER. Jr Call WI 1867.
100 BLOCK FERN ST. NW.-2-sTORY,
datached brick rms 2 baths. h.-wh.,
oil: car gar. $1,000 cash required
V. S. HURLBERT MA. 1870 93l H st. NV.
NEARLY NEW BRICK HOME FINEST
section Chevy Chase, D. c., large living
room, dinine room, kitchen, study: lava
rooms, baths; finished d srd A. ae recreation ton
room. CYRUS KEIsER, Jr. Cali wi. 5s67.
DILLON PARK, NEAR NAVY YARD AND
SSultland rroJect-Det. BUNGALOW, 2 bdrms,
living rm., modern kitchen and bath. auto
heat, nice lot, good streets. S395O.
Further particulars Hillside 1905.
YOU CAN TRADE YOUR OLD HOME ON
this beautiful, new, detached brick corner
home in Woodside Forest only / block to
transp.. stores, etc; 20 Minis downtown
3 large bedrooms, 2 baths, living room
with fireplace opening on screened porch.
closet. spacious Kitchen with breakfast
nook, lst-h. lavatory, recreation room at
tached 'garage. Cali MR.. REAVIS, North
1852; after pm, ordway 2221.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

TYPEWRTTERS, adding machines, etc Late
MODELS. Rentals and repairs All makes
1meTlcan Typewriter Co, I43I z. Capitol
D." Ii 00S2. Open evenings
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ARLINGTON--Attract outside rooms,
near bath. c.h.w.: near 2 buses: convenient
Army-Navy Bldgs.: gentlemen. CHI. 597s
1865 18th ST. N.W-Beautifuly furn.
limited phone: girls.
6!03 BALTIMORE AVE. College Pk.-
clean. conf. rms. al bus stop; employed
couples or gentlemen only. WA. 44S6.
5l3 9th ST. NW.--Large furnished room
room Ias
1884 VERMONT AVE. NW-Large front
room Tor ADULTS; continuous hot water;
suitable for persons
$3.50 18th ST. NE.-single room for
gentleman Cnly; semi-pvt. bath and shower:
eotlV. trans, unllm. phone. After & pm.
1S41 LAMONT ST. NW.-Basement room,
sgle, and bath. wooden floors, in owners
PRIyAIE dacpyat ENTRANCE sn close in; newly
SO up per mo. 1424 Belmont St. NV.
2022 10Th ST. NW-sinele and double,
ployed people; single, S24; double. SIS
bS9s bSd,, n,sdfx 4Gth ST NW-Large room, twin
tlemen near bus: reas. WO. 6ls7.
I;Gi 53$S Ser D .,,t5 ST ME-Rm Me- for employed
yrs. or older, while mother works
l435 EAST CAPITOL sT.-Double front
room, no drinking or smoking: references.
Htiantlc 6TS4.
23lo 10Th ST. N.W.--Double room, run
hlns water screened porch suitable >
young ladies; reasonable.
? GIRLS, genties: large front room, twin
beds, Kitchen privileges. RA. 7l4l after
) pm.
ROOM with double bed, suitable for .,
area. RA. $3.50, '''' ''' JUS e'"'''n
NEWARK ST W-Furnished room and
bath. exposures: near Conn. ave, Call
Woodley 1911.
1928 18th ST. N.E.--Large room, separate
entrance, J large windows; for , gentle
men or couple.
1925 18th ST NV, Apt. 515-Bed living
room, separate couches; gentle girls, 25-
35. Call in person after pm.
724 ONEIDA PL. N.W.--Double room. next
bath, for or > girls. Call Randolph
6652.
N. DAKOTA AVE NW-Ncely furnished
room. double bed unlim phone: Jewish
home, Phone after pm, RA. 1906.
TWO GENTLE GIRLS to share room. twin
beds, adj. Semi-private bath. Republic
25Sj. Extension 3OS, after pm.
&I&o WISCONSIN AVE, Nw.-studio
basement room finished in knotty pine,
pIIVate entrance, private bath: unusual
and most attractive. very reasonable,
gentlleS Woodley 3949.
DOUBLE ROOM; single man willing to
pay for privacy and convenience, unlim.
phonei conY. to tranSp., sentiie. Box
soc, Star 15'
I441 CHAPLIN ST NW-Sinele room,
Seml-private bath: 10 minutes downtown;
SIS month; permanent.
1871 F W-Newly renovated, attractive
double rooms, reasonable rates. l6'
AT HOME 6 PM; lady to share furnished
room with student stenotypist, SIS per
mo-. near car and bus lines MI 6055. :
FURN APT. to share with . empl. men.
downtown sec. Box &C, Star.
PARK RD N.W-Lge. front sgle rm.
with porch, semi-pvt. bath; cow. transp.;
gentle gentleman: S26 mo. IA. 4043.
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BOOKS.

DEALERS, ATTENTION.
To close an estate. About , 900 used
books, Many offers AS whole only
Wafheld 1912. 4l31 33th ST., Mt, Rainier.
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N E -RARGAIN
NEAR WALTER REED HospTTAI-

3OT Seatun pl ne--ist showing at
tractive Semi-detached brick home, newly
renovated; large rooms and bath, dry
basement, front porch. near Cars, bus
school stores Immediate possession
Price, S1,45o. Reasonable down payment,
Balance like rent, Open each day from
II to =
VIM. r. THoRowGooD.
ouI1 npcasttr 0gIr
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
ana better service, adver-
tiSers are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent ClaSSifcdtions.
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HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.

UNUSUAL LOCATION, LARGE, BEAUTI-
full grounds, complete privacy, Colonial 10
rms. 2 baths, extra lavatory, 3 porches, 2
screened for sleeping garage; conv. transp
1925 Quincy ST., Brookland; S225 fur
nished, $50 unfurnished.
ROOMS AND BATH, FRIGIDAIRE AND
hot-water heat: partly furnished or unfur-
nished. 4905 Cordell ave, Bethesda, Md.
Oliver 6RRA
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OWNER. TRANSFERRED.

4O30 18th st. ne, Woodbridge Gardens
First showing, attractive detached CENTER
hall brick home of q large rooms. 2 tile
baths, attic, large living room. open fire.
place, modern kitchen screened rear
porch, Venetian blinds General Electric
oil heat summer and winter hookup;
wea ather stripped, screened, insulated. slate
roof, beautiful lot, 50xl76; brick garage.
price, Sl3,S50: vacant. open IL to 8 pm,
each day
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GOLD-DIAMONDS,
WATCHES

Highest cash prices paid Get our offer
before you sell. Arthur Markell 91S F st.
NV. Rm. 301. National 02S4.
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WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN.

2511 Brentwood rd. ne. y square r.
in attic for > large rooms: lovely lot 600
feet deep; shade trees: CHEEKY: bargain
at $3.50. H. c. MAYNOR e. CO, ex-
elusive agents, 23I4 r. I. ave. ne. NO.
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OWNER LEAVING TOWN.

ROSEMARY HILLS.
Attractive Groom brick. center recep-
ton hall, 3 well-arranged bedrooms, .
tile baths screened living porch. built-in
garage in beautiful setting of tall trees
on large lot; less than ] yr. old; under
1900. Call Emerson 1890 Until pm.
p TWEED co
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APARTMENTS WANTED.


FURN. OR 3 BEDROOMS AND KrTCH-
en- apart, small house or part; near Ar
2o02 s. 10th st. Arlington, Va.
@-RocM APART, UNFURN.; EMPLOYED
about $50, Phone Hooper Columbia 1881,
2-RM. APT, UNFURN,, s45-S5o. CALL
ME. o540, Ext. 402, after Z pm.
FOR . MEN. 1-RooM APT. TWIN BEDS,
pay good price. MA. s5l0. Ext. 334. 8 to s
pm.
3 GIRLS DESIRE FURNISHED o-RM. AND
kitchenette apt, preferably in an apt,
building. CAN any time between g and 8
pm, Columbia 5e76.
WANTED, ? OR 3 ROOM APT. COUPLE,
reasonable Call Mrs wilkins, AID. 25Os.
NAVAL OFFICER AND WIFE DESIRE
furnished apartment or house, w. sec
SSoo slon preferred August gust LIST occupancy: So
UNFURN., . ROOMS, KITCHEN, BATH,
porch. private entrance: in Silver Spring,
ment; Army oficers; sl25 to $3.50. Box
WILL PAY S100 MO. FOR FuRN. APT,
adults, c. T. MALLORY, ME-. 5000,
COOL CLEAN, . OR 3 ROOM APT. FUR
nshed, with private bath; NV section,
conv. transp. Available July Is or 20. Box
SOC, Star. 16-
SCIENTIST AND WIFE WANT PERMANENT
apt, unfurn. might buy furn.; to rms,
light. airy, in nice bldg, lSt or 2nd taxi
zone; sos to 500. EN-. 5000.
WANTED, FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED
/ or : be1room apt. or house by couple
aud ! child in NV, section. GE, 025Q.
GOVERNMENT PROFESSIONAL EN-
ploye with two children, 3 and ), wants
furnished bedroom with two bedsl. kitch-
en- and bath; will pay good rental. Box
CSC, Star.
MOTHER, WITH GIRL, 3. DESIRES FUR
nished Housekeeping rooms and care of
child. Box Sic, Star.
SINGLE APT. tFURNb. KITCHEN, BATH
NV. sect. pref. by young woman, Govt.
emol. RE 1900, Ext. 1881.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED LEASE
or suitcase 2-3 rms, kitchen and bath,
modern, SlO0-S200 mo. Box 436-L. Star
, SMALL FURN. OR UNFURN. APTS.. =
rooms. kitchen and bath. in northwest sec
tion. MI. a121.
WANTED BY 3 GIRLS, 2-ROOM APT ,
furnished or unfurnished, NV. vicinity. not
over S15. or same arrangement in private
home; references if desired AID, 1872. Ia
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UNIVERSITY PARK. MD.

GROOM TAPESTRY BRICK COLONIAL.
Full attic, tile bath. screened porch,
location, within WALKING distance Of public
schools. conv. to University of Maryland
large, completely fenced-in yard. beautiful
Vile rd
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

ARLINGTON--Youn lady to share Ice
bedrm., pvt. bath, in l0c bus zone. AID
2451.
2135 F ST N.W.-For l or = girls, studio
rm.. sink. grill. SO Wk DI 2l25
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

WANTED. ) REFINED GIRLS TO SHARE
house in Alexandria; $40 mo. incl. board:
on bus line. near new War Bldg Call
MISS REESE. Tempe 3752, after 6 pm.
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l434 KENNEDY ST. NW-Dble rm.,
twin beds, Ice. clolet, next bath, $50 ca.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

COLUMBIA RID. AT 18th NW.-SUBLET
large Groom apt, S55; sell furniture
Box 344-M, Star.
YOUNG JEWISH WOMAN TO SHARE / =
room, Kitchen. dinette. bath with another
10th and Col. rd AID 1872
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eo24 R. i Ave Ne DE. 03l7.
BEAUTIFUL LOCATION.

Only / blk. from Chevy Chase circle and
Conn. ave. Choice detached brick. only
S12.500. Spacious living room and sun
room, 3 bedrooms, lavatory off master bed
room. ] tile bath; built-in garage. Shown
by appointment. Call Emerson 1900 until
pm F. A. TWEED, 1904 CONN. AVE.
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
$15,950.
4 BEDROOMS-212 BATHS.
CENTER HAIL, cor ONIAI,

New brick home. large living. dining
rooms de luxe kitchen. library and half
bath, air-conditioned heat, bedrooms, ,
beautiful tile baths large bedroom third
floor; insulated. recreation room. garage.
LESLIE d. MEASEIL. WO. 1921, 1927 Eve.
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J, / LGE. RIM, Sge. or oble. beds next to
bath: h.w. at all times near trans. TR
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| 6623 18th ST. NW.--Basement studio
rm., pvt. entrance, unlim. phone: reas
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2723 CONN. AVE. NW-Lge. dble, with
sleeping porch, for couple gentleman.
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1912 CALVERT ST NW-Large front
room, 2nd floor, nicely furnished. near
bath: suitable for couple or gentlemen.
1880 CHAPLIN ST N W.-Furn. dble. rm,
men. eentile 81 80 each weekly
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renulIt, S36 cash, Atlantic 3027.
VIBRAPHONE, used, Leedy cleo, good
condition. priced low for cash. Call MA.
S362, S.30 to g D m.
WRECKING new Mount Zion Church $500
red brick, church windows and 10 600
dXs tile for sale Arlington and Ridgt
rdS. Arlington. Va I5'
DRAFTEE viii sell ~ Jensen speaker and
excellent ampllfler. suitable for phoHo-
graph 500. Call Mr. Belts, Republic
1913 weekdays between noon and $50.
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1914 18th ST. NW.-Gentile girl to
share apt. Private bath. Home privileges.
Excellent transportation. AT. 6633 Mon
70 F ST. NW.-Bedroom and kitchen
also large front rm.
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Barnabv Woods Section.

RENT TERMS.
81 900 cash S120 per mo. buys this early
American-style brick home near trans
portation and schools; 8 spacious rooms.
also finished attic, 2 tile baths air-con-
ditioned: attached garage. Immediate
possession. Call Emerson 1890 until 2
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-13

News item says city fathers shudder at
the prospect of income shrinkage. 1t seems
that . budget brought out in the balmy
days of last summer is beginning to wither
under freezing of one sort and another.
Income from the state liquor business
isn't going to be up to expectations. Re-
duced driving is bound to cut the city's
share from the gasoline tax. The expected
income from the pinball monopoly is be-
ginning to look as indispensable as the
machines themselves.
It's = tough prospect, but the city
fathers win have to do just the same as
the rest of US are doing-dig in somewhere
else to produce the revenue necessary to
carry the city through the war period.
That is one Of the privileges that goes with
being . city father.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-13

Though Japanese troops are poised on
the Burmese borders and the Gandhi civil
disobedience has disrupted civil affairs,
reports received by exporters indicate
that India is reacting just like other
nations to increasing war incomes. Ameri-
cans and British are contributing jointly
to this prosperity. A great stream of
dollars and pounds sterling is pouring into
the country for the purchase of army sup
plies. More and more natives are being
employed. In other words, India is
booming.
The spirit of the disobedience program
Is willing but the flesh is too weak to
Withstand the reckoning of that which
provides food and clothing and shelter. In
that respect Indians are not unlike the
white brothers on the American continent.
That is a providential situation. 1t
means more freedom for British and
American troops to attend to the bust
ness of setting up the spring boards along
the north coast of Africa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-11-13
. HOROSCOPE
FRIDAY, NOV. Is

The horoscope for today contra
diets established traditions regard
ing the menace of Friday the 18th.
Benefic aspects rule powerfully
from morning until night.
Heart and home: Women are
under the most fortunate rule of
the stars today which should in
spire them to intensive effort along
all lines Of work. It is a happy
date for love affairs and especial
ly suspicious for making new ac-
quaintances. Heart and head
should harmonic in romances that
start under this figuration. Love
will be guided by wise judgment.
Business affairs: Private enter
prise will have reason to engage in
unusual business ventures before
the beginning Of 1943, it is pre-
dicted. Through war emergencies
marvellous progress will be made
along lines of research which will
encourage establishment of new
centers of production for civilian
needs.
National issues: Lack of coordi-
nation of our manpower will be
evident at this time when the ut
most efficiency and economy are
required in the direction of our
great forces. As the theater of
war expands to every part of the
globe not previously in the con-
flict, events will show that too
many high officials are engaged in
independent action or at least in
slightly connected campaigns.
International affairs: People of
the United States gradually will
realize the great debt owed to
China which has engaged in COM
bat thousands of Japanese who
otherwise might have attacked this
nation. Aid for the valiant peo-
pie of the Orient who are our
allies must be quickly increased
before winter, despite all handi-
caps to transportation.
Persons whose birthdate II is
have the augury Of year of ex-
traordinary success and happiness.
1t is time to push all advantages.
Children born on this day proba-
bly, will be daring and fond of
adventure. Intellectual gifts Of a
high order are indicated.