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Have 3 Days To Regis
ter for Gas Ration
Continued from page II


each holder of basic A book must
have his tires inspected and certified.
Serial numbers then will be checked
to determine whether they are the
same as those shown on the applica-
tion, which also contains a tire in
spection record.
Applications for the basic A books
are in the hands of most gasoline
station operators for distribution to
the public. Motorists have been
urged to secure an application and
complete it before appearing at the
high school to expediate work there.
NEW PLAN
Rationing rules will conform thru
out the nation after Dec. l and
will be different from those which
have been in effect in rationed areas
for several months.
The new tailored mileage" plans
places the entire program on estimat-
ed usage rather than granting per-
sons gasoline for all the driving they
wish up to certain levels. Even
truckers must estimate their driving
and will receive gasoline accordingly
under the new plan.
The new rationing is entirely
based upon coupons but value in
number of gallons each will pur-
chase, has not been announced. 1t is
quite possible the per-coupon value
will be increased periodically and
nobody yet knows the amount each
will represent on Dec. l.
The basic A book contains eight
pages with four coupons to the page
and it entities the holder to 80 units
(number of gallons unannounced)
starting on the date of rationing,
Coupons on each page are numbered
successively. The eight coupons
numbered three, for example, are
valid from the effective date for ex-
actly two months thereafter; those
numbered four for the succeeding
two months and so on.
Persons who receive B and c ra-
ton books must have their tires in
spected every two months. Regis
tration for these books will take
place at the high school on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday of next
week.
These both are supplemental books
and are given only for occupations
driving in excess of the amount re-
quired to be used from the A book
1t was said that both B and {
books will be tailored" to fit The
mileage supplement granted, unlike
procedure in the eastern part of tn,
| country for many months. Again
value of each coupon in the numbel
of gallons of gasoline it will enabl,
the holder to purchase, has not beer
announced by OPA.
The B book will contain 16 cou
pons and is intended for three month
use. At expiration, another applica
ton will be made to the Allen coun
ty board. The C book is grante'
persons whose driving is considere
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er are spending the week IN the vi
cinity of Cummins, Michigan, hunt
ing deer. While there they are at
home with Mr.. and Mrs. 0rlo Bixel
and family.
Howard Diller has again resumed
school work several days ago, after
being confined to his bed for some
time due to injuries he sustained.
A number from this locality at
tended the Farm Bureau banquet
which was held at Leipsic Tuesday
evening.
Miss Maxine Fridley and William
McCafferty are to be married on
Friday, November 20.
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He slept IL hours daily. At no
time did he ever pay more than S31
per month rent.
HOOVER STRICT QUAKER
President Hoover was a Quaker
who made millions of dollars as a
mining engineer. He was strict in
his religious beliefs and never went
to movie. He was married to an
Episcopalian and had the ceremony
performed by a priest.
The speaker indicated that he had
followed collecting information about
presidents as a hobby for many
years and that he secured much en-
joyment from it.
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No Success Yet

No one has ever succeeded in
making perfume on a commercial
scale from number of flowers,
such as the lilac, orchid, narcissus
or lily of the valley. These essences
have always been produced synthet-
ically in chemical laboratories.
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Only 2 American Pres
idents Born In Cities
Continued from page u

Continued from page u
amusement of many people.
President Taylor also had an ami
NAL, a white horse, that he kept
after becoming president. The animal
could be seen almost anytime of the
day pasturing on the White House
lawn. Taylor chewed tobacco and
his wife smoked a corn cob pipe.
BUCHANAN BACHELOR
Buchanan was a bachelor which
fact is traced to a VOW he made
after he found his girl one night
with another suitor. He vowed never
to have anything to do with women
any more after that experience.
Andrew Johnson was an illiterate
tailor who brought a 16-year-old wife
with him to the White House. His
wife taught him to read and write
after he was elected to his office.
Rutherford B. Hayes was very
religious man who refused to permit
wine to be served at his inaugural.
Instead he served lemonade. Because
of this his wife was known as Lem
onade Lucy.
ARTHUR LADIES MAN
President Chester Arthur was a
ladies man who loved night clubs
and the company of many ladies.
He owned 80 pairs of trousers.
Grover Cleveland was Al at the
! time of his presidency and married
a girl of %. He met his wife when
she pulled him out of wreck. He
asked her what she wanted for il
and she said she wanted him so they
promptly were married, the speaker
stated. y
Calvin Coolidge never permitted
his wife to have any money and
never owned an auto. He never
spoke word of greeting to anyone
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Set Fashion in Food

Beau Brummel, the famous dam
dy, set fashions in food as well as in
clothes. In his employ were Per.
sian, Chinese and a Greek chef
whose dishes he introduced every
where.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-24

Itubierte, trat er atn Is. September
1906 ins Soiepbitum Elm.
ltnausgeietter 5leiB, aufridtise
5rommiefeit, gutter Sumor ilno ein
itets freunolides @eien seidneteu
oem aneebenoen Yrieiterituoenten ats.
Mit Sen Sabren enttpidelten fid) bic
ie berporragenben @igenIdaften 1tnh
beripraben einen erfolgreiben ab.
idluB feiner prieiterliben Gusbil,
bnng.
Ser "a. Mai 1918 bilbete Sen
eliidliditen Sag int aeben &ep. Soer-
iters, benn an bieiem Gage erbielt
er iit Der &apelle bes Soiepbin,nts
aus oen SGnben bes Stp'iten Serrn
9ifbofs Sames S. Sartlep bon 60
llmbus sic III. Brieitertpeibe.
Sn ser &ei,natfir6e feierte er a,n
2. ssuni 1918 feline erte 81. Meiie.
Oa ibm bon Sr. @r5euens bem
MpoItoliiden .9elegaten sic Dioaeie
5iour Gitp ols arbeitsfelo angetpie'
fen iporoeu, begann er am a. S,,lt
1918 feline prieiterlibe Sdtisfeit 1T
ser ct. SSobn's=&irGe, @ranpille,
SSa. &altm eilt Sabr ipater pertpal>
tete er sic ct. Beter 1tno &aul's,
Stride in Carroll, sSsa; tpo er iiber
bier Sabre lang tdtig mar.
gom 9e5elnber 1923 bis Sebruar
1880 finoer mir i'm als Efarrer Set
aiirmption= Stride irt gferrill, sSa,
ct feline SSugenoiaDre III Den
sroBen sssnouitrie5entren oes Sltcns
uerbraht bate, ipiomete er lib NIT
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-24
9ic Gltern nno her geiili6e 8erui ibrer stinoer

rufung geidtpGdt uilo entlnutiet, ion.
bern oas Seelenbeil ielbIt i1 @efabr
gebra6t tperoen. @abre gbriiten Die
inn Die @r6be oes @laubens in Der
gottliden 2eitltng Der Samilien uno
Der Stride ipiile,, oie erfennen oen
8ert ser @naoe fir Die Samilie
1elbit, ,penn zines Cages on zines if.
rer @lieoer Ser STUFF aunt Oienite Got
tes ergebt. Gin Sobn, ser gum Ml.
tare tritt, lit cine sroBe @abe oes
Sirnmels al ei1te 6anilie uno elm
gottgetpeibtes 2eben zines &inoes miro
fir Die gltern al elmer 9uele bes
Segens. gs lit falld 3u eIauben, in
ben eottaeipeibten Ser5en Ser &inoer
lei fein Glat fit sic 2iebe at oen @l.
tern mebr;; Die 2ebe alls @ott nerpoa.
fommnet unb erbobt oieie bielmebr.
9ie 8iir6e ,tno etrenge oes BrieIter.
nno Or6enslebens mag geraidt auf
getpifie dubere Sormen Ser &in6es-
liebe erforbern, aber our6 iolben
geraidt ipirb bieie. nur reiner uno
tiefer.
@ltern, oeren aittoer aum Brieiter.
tune beritfen iino, n,abt,t set EapIt,
iid INNER oie @r6be ber prieferliden
anfgabe por Augen au balten. Dann
tperoen fie Gott ebren 1,n6 ibnn ban.
Ten, bob er ibr 8lnt aun Dienlte be.
rufen bat.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-24
GHss;;tttttu5d, ben "a. Sani 1912

eroBem geritdnonis itno eigenartiger
@eididliGfeit Ben agrifulturellen
Sroblemen ieiner Hfarrfinber. SSn
alien 2anopfarreien no er abtpeh'
ielnb tdtig mar, fano ct Die eifrige
Mitarbeit Ieiner Hfarrfinber. SSn
Merria tpurbe ein bolliser l1mbau
ser Stride porgenom,nen ,tnb es err
bob fitb I'M furSer 3eit cine biibfhe
8aditeinfirde in Der Miiiionsitation
@nenoale.
SIN Sabre 1880 ipl1roe gteb. Goer-
iter nab Ser ct. Marp's Stride IN
Nod Ballep, Sa., periest. Sbipebl
Iein @eiunobeitssuitano bereits gee
idtp16t mar, beltanb er, trot Der
@arnune icines arates, oara,f, in
Ieiner Bfarrei tpeiter slt arbeiten. Sn
ser Soffn,na ei,t iparmeres &lima
ipiirbe aur Starfung ieiner @einno.
beit beitragen, berltano er iid baan.
in Glorioa 8eilnng at iu6en. st
itarb lit ct. Betersburg, Sla., ipobl
porbereitet, @e6enidaft iiber iein inn
Dienite @ottes berbrabtes 2eben ab.
aulegen. Seiner M,,tter, bic linn in
ieiner Iebten &ranfbeit beiitano, Eei-
nem 8r,toer ,lnb ieiten SbtueItern.
ipribt oas Soiepbitlm iei,t ber5li0-
ites 8eileio aug.
I: Die Brieiter ser Ml1tmni<Mnocia-
tion oes Soiepbin,lnts iperoen aipei
81. Meiien fiir ietne Seelenrube auf'
opfer1t. 8ir bitten a116 11nlere 2eier.
bes Sn. SerItorbenen in ibren @ebe'
ten eeoenfen al ipollen. -
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-24
Meb. &uanit s. Iperiter

@abreno ale Mitelieber Ser &laiip
1917 Gorbereitunsen fir bas 25iGb-
rige Subilaum ibrer Brieiteripeibe
treffent tu,trbe Ser &lahe 1918 Der
bierte SobesfaG lit ibrer alaiie ee.
meIoet: &ep. Mueuit 6oeriter lit am
4. SUM- in ct. Betersburg Gloriba.
aus oieien 2eben eeidieoen.
Ser Geritorbene mar am 20. So
nuar 1892 in Netparf, N. S., gebos
rem als Sobn bon 5erbi,ano nnb
&elena 5oeriter. gadoem er bon
1897 Bis 1905 bie ct. 8enebift's
Sdule in Metparf beiubt bate uno
elm sSabr i'm ct. 8eneoiet's College
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-24

sssn oer Golfsaubien5, bie por furs
5en1 bon mebreren Sa,lieno @laubiz
gen, oarl,l,ter pielen So65eitspaarcn
uno elmer Grnppe Geripl1noeter Be
iuht tpar, bielt Bius oer 3n0lfte cine
langere slniprad)e, in melder Der
Yapit einbringlibe 8orte iiber bas.
gerbdltnis Der gltern 5ttilt geiitlibei1
8erufe ibrer &inber iprad. sln ie-.
oe bauslibe @enteinibaft fann Der
Stuff oes Serrn ergebetl Der eines Der
&inoer aaan 8ienite an1 Seiligtun
anforbert. Naberiiflid neripies Der
Sl. gater auf bas groBe grntefelb,
tpel6es Der slrbeiter tpartet. Sernen
nod beioniiden 8olfern 1T bas @pan=
|gelium su prebieen ,,no audi eat5
nabe gilt es, oas Mpoftolat an bum
gernben Seelen au iibe1t. 9as 8ater,
bera oes Sapites miro nit 8etriib-
mis- erfiint 10 oft er an bie sroBen
8eourfniiie bettft, benen 1i6t Sc
,tiige seleiitet iperoen fa,,n.
Bie baben iib sic gltern at ber=
balte,t, tpenn att ibren Sobn ser STUFF
oes 9errn erganaen iit2 Ser Bapit
bel6tport bic gltern, tli6t in brutal
iter nno eeoiitiiber Saltung oie Me-
gung Ser @nabe in ser SeeIe 6es
&noes at eritiden. @eipiB: tpenn elm
Sobn ben @eoanfen duBert, Sen prie4
iterli6en 8ernf ersreifen au tpoaen,
10 baben bie @ltern 6as >&e1t nuo in
manden 5allen iogar Sic gflidt, iid)
genalt oariiber a1 bergetpiilern, Of
lientimentale gin6ilollng uno ihpei-
Ifenoe Bldne borlieeen, ooer Oh es iid)
,tm einen ernite,t, ipobliiberlesten
iibernatiirliden gntidlub banoeIt,
Der bon einenl flusen nno borfibti,
gen 8eidtbater ooer Seele,,fubrer ge=
priift uno sebillist tporoen lit. @er
ieoob fann Der @eripirflibuna zines
iol6en @unides ,,neerebtfertiste
uno unperniinftige Sinoernilie in BEN
gSeg lesen tpiiroe, ser tpiiroe aegen
oie Mbfidten @ottes ielbft anfamp=
fen. 9eod iblinlmer tpdre es, &pern
man es ipasen Iollte, Sic Seitigfeit
zines lolden gntidluiies NIT unniit-
aen nno sefabrlihen Broben 5u prii-
fen; ba6urd fSnnte nibt MIR oie 8e=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-06-24
MUSINGS BY "
THE TREASURER

.Smofie" Ser Seminar-S,tno, lit
pcridmunoen. @tIide Neaerfnaben
eritanoen i'm fir 25 Gents. Smofi,
fiiblte iid pollitanoig berloren, iobalo
Die Stuoe,tten abeereiIt iparer. Sft
bertrieb er iid Die 3eit nit oens
@raben bon 2odern ooer fpielte NIT
2ltmpen rno altell Striden. 8orall
er geipobnt ipar uno mas er iebr Der,
uibte, tparen Die tdsliden Spa5ier,
sGnee, bie er nit oen Stuoenten 81
ben @aloabbdneen mabte. Sdnfig
ibien ct einen ein5ulaOen, nit ibm
Sen geipobnten Bfao binltnteranIpas
5ieren lno fiiblte lid] enttauibt
tpent ct obne 8e9leitl1ne MIR biz 5lt
6en Sennis Clubs gelaugte. . .
sSir baben be11 Jinan5beri6t fir
Oas ar1 1. SUM- abgei6lofiene SSabr
1912 beenoet. gSir ipieoerbole,t ben
aufridtieiten 9anfesausorud allen
uniern 2eiern, 5reun6en uno 8obl.
taterrt oie es ,lns erln0slidten, infer
Herf eil1 ,peiteres Sabr erfolgreiliJ
tpeiter5ufiibren. Srob oer geitiegenen
Nabrltngsn1ittelpreiie tparen mir i'm,
Ita1toe, NIT Sen porbanoenen Mitteln
8ir eril,den liniere 2efer, in if.
ren @ebete1l Der Seelenrltbe 6es ont
12. Mara 1912 IN Mnrord, sssn., per.
ltorbenet 5ranf Sduarb 5li geben=.
FEN. Seiie 5dtpefter befldte nns
oor fur5ent rno iibergab i,ns einen
8eitrag fit ,tniere Stuz
oenten our @rinnerung, an ben Ser
torbenen.
ltltier .Mnmnus 'O4" bat feline
8eitrdae s,,n1 Sono bes
Soenteeratb's 2ebrltubles Ser bog
matii9er Sbeolosie ,m $242.00 er>
bDbt.
9ie beiben erlpabnten 8eitrGge
nebit anoern ,.nerlpartetet @aben
ltelen einen s,lten stnfane fir bas
fommenoe Sisfaliabr bar.
'.' X 49,"
@ir baben berI6ieoene anttporten
alif ,tnier grlu6en nm 2aien=Mrbei-
ter fit fatbolii6e @nltalten erbalter.
acknowledgements fo,n,r1en oieie
Mntporten bon anbern MnItalten,
pelbe itb in be6raneter Gage be-
finben, anitatt bon 2aien, oie 1ih Inn
8eidaftigung in auitalten betperben.
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SIT ser argentiniIden Mbaeorbue.

SIT ser argentiniiben Mbgeorone.
tenfammer batten 5tpei Mbeeoronete
Der argentinii6er SSugen6 borgetpor.
fen, fie fiimmere lib niht geniieeno
Inn 6ie firbliden Stu6ien. Ser ober.
fte Gat 6er sssuseno ser aatboIii6en
&ftion &rgentiniens bat nun gegen 6ie
@niduloisung Stellung eenommen;
er fann in elmer 8erlautbarung Dor.
auf biniueiien, oaB aus ieinen @eiben
nibt tpe,,iger oils 500 iunee 2eute
ins Sen1inar eiugetreten iino.
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taten ,tno au @bren Der Mnttergot-
tes. - S. 3D., 8aib. -
X
Enclosed find $l.OO, a donation
toward the Scholarship Fund. am
enjoying your paper very much.-
Mrs. A. L. ", Kans.
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QnittM1tg fit from1tc
@aben 5agnnfen
Mnicrer StuDentelt

Miss Mary A. Kilvert, Ohio. $4,000
w. w., Arkansas :. . =. $500
I'm Memory of John Sitter, MINI. 1000
Miss Catherine Mainz, Ill.....-...-.. 1000
Michael Fetsch, Ind. 500
Mrs. A. T., Wis...... 500
G. Eggenhofer, Wis..................... ESQ
Mrs. l.. Kaufman, Penna. ..........:.. 200
The Held Family, Mimi. ................ 200
John Forging, Penna. 100
George Fischer, Wis.,. 100
Mrs. X. Meyer, Mimi: :..........:... .: 100
LIBRARY FUND
Total Cost of Library $29, ,O1O.22
Previously credited .......-..,.-... 15,602.O2
COAL FUND
Previously credited .,.............$ .$490.75
MEMORIAL FUND
Soentgerath Chair of DogMatic
Theology
Previously credited ................$6, 1876. .46
Alumnus 1904 ............................ 242.0O
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&ittupdj, ben "a. Sani 1912


Q. 20. SUM 5. suuntae 1t. Giinaz
iten. Gp. Bbariiaiibe
@eredtigfeit. Wtattb. 5.
M. 90. geter l1n6 Saul
9. 80. -" galli @ebahtnis
N. 1. SuIi &uit6are Slut Sein
9. 2. Maria !6eitnindJ,tra
T. 8. Nnatolius --."~~,
@. A. 9ertba H. E.s
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Ser al,n6e ianote foleen6e 3eilen
on ieinen @roiiiiten:
uSofot 60 9uken6 gier. Wenm
gut, fenbe Sded."
AIs Mnttport fam 5uriid: u9itte
Sbed. Wenn gut, fen6e gier."
Evening star., 1942-08-28
HOUSES FOR SALE.

Furnished 5-Room Home,
ACROSS THE RIVER FROM os,,T GE3RsGE- S,sse
TOWN, CLOSE IN. io-CENT b0S
Practically new and newly furnisneo'
modern in every respect, basement, eco"
nornical automatic air-condltioned neat.
Price, $3.50; substantial cash: FHA mouse
loan, KELLEY a. BRANNER, District Tfao,
Evenine, Mr.. Davies GIL, 122a --
YATES GARDENS,
In Old Alexandria, va.--There is 6-room
2-bath home. about year old now avan,-
able 1t is q true Colonial nome with
random planked foorins,. open nrepIace;
built-in bookshelves. lovely brick wsilea sns
garden. Price, $3.50. Call National lsu5'
Realtor. EDW. R. CARR. Builder:
S12,500.
rIRST-FLooR BEDROOM AND BATH. -.
Situated on quiet street. short walk
west of Wisconsin ave. in nearby Chevy
Chase, Md. this practically new home Is
very good value. In Immaculate condl-
| ton. it includes living room with nre
| place, nrst-fioor bedroom and bath.
| large bedrooms and bath on second moor
| paneled recreation room with fireplace,
| air conditioned gas heat. very pretty
| wooded lot Should be seen Immediately
For details, please call Mr.. Mannakee
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411
Evening star., 1942-08-28
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
Continued }

WANTED. FURNISHED HOUSE OF, APT,
3 or bedrooms and 2 baths; must be w
section, D. C; head of mission. Telephone
OR. 1924. Call between am. and p M.
WANTED TO RENT UNFURNIsHED g.
bedroom house, preferably > baths. vi
cinity War Department Pentagon Bldg;
furnish any reference desired will pay
rent according to value received. Phone
Falls Church 1855.
WILL RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY.
3-bedroom house in Bethesda. Chevy Chase
area; near transportation and Catholic
school, under $4,000. WO. 1850.
3 BEDROOMS, MODERN: GOOD TRANS
school, Silver Spring, Chevy Chase, Be
GRIFFIN. Republic $3.50 30'
FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW OR HOUSE, ALL
conveiences; in Md. or Va. within five
miles of Washington, Box 201-Y. Star. 30-
NAVAL OFFICERS DESIRE DETACHED,
preferred; pre- itr1i sis5. Glebe 1906.
WANTED. TO ROOM HOUSE. UN-
furn., at reasonable rental vicinity new
Army Map Service Plant in D. G.; cap
evenings after 6 or Sunday all day
HO 446o.
rooms, B. G. or nearby; occupancy by Sept
Is; best references, Phone days: RE, 750o
Ext. 1880: evenings FIR. $3.50. Ext. $40
UNFINISHED HOUSE OR APARTMENT
s or 6 rooms. kitchen and bath; school
age children; reasonable rent; ne. or Sc
preferred. Phone Georgia 3246. 30t
WILL PAY ONE YEARS
unfurn. house, about 500: northwest
baby. Telephone MRS YU, EN-. 1915.
Evening star., 1942-08-28
COUNTRY BOARD.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

VACATION GUESTS WANTED-Unusuall il
restful country estate. Mrs. B. E. Baldui
r. F. D.. GordonSville Va
Evening star., 1942-08-28
HOUSE ON HALF ACRE.

BEST VALUE IN BETHESDA.
3-beoroom house in excellent condition,
oak floors, new paint and paper, large
living room with fireplace, biz dining room
and kitchen, pantry, front and rear
porches, coal or oil furnace, garage. Fine
flowers and shade, large lawn with outdoor
fireplace and vegetable garden. Between
| estates. Near bus. owner leaving town.
S6,a50, terms.
Evening star., 1942-08-28
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
0ontinued)

COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.
COOPERATIVE APT. FOR SALE. TWO
rooms kitchen and bath. Phone HO,
$685..
Desirable f1rst-door apt, 3 exposures,
3, rooms, sun parlor, kitchen. bath. large
closets. Adams 651S
Evening star., 1942-08-28
Fl FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.

EXTRA WIDE AND LARGE 6-RM BRICK
ROW, NEAR MCKINLEY HIGH.
Freshly repaiEted and papered through
out, Arranged for two-family use. gas.
h-w.h.. GARAGE; strectcar at corner. 81. =
500 KELLEY a. BRANNER, DI. 7740.
Evening NO p01G
Evening star., 1942-08-28

For prompt responses
and better serDtce, ddper-
tisers are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent ClaSsiJfcations.
Evening star., 1942-08-28
BUNGALOW-S8,75O.

Bungalow with 4 large rooms and bath,
utilities ' in T and il is sS Situated on o1i large
wooded let. FHA financed, payments as
CLARKE CO.. Warffeld qS4a
Evening star., 1942-08-28

YOUNG DRAFT WIDOW 1HUSBAND IN
Army will share streamlined apartment in
air-cooled building with another Govt girl;
Y, Star oSs
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ARLINGTON,

BUNGALOW. NEW, 5 ROOMS AND
AIR-COND HEATING {CAN BE CONVERT
ED TO CoAL1; S6,950. CALL MIR. DONO-
n G Hines h. SONS. INC. Realtors
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SHEPHERD PARK-Sl4 5OO
ANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411
AI,REMART,E ST NV
CENTER-HALL BRICK.

Convenient Bethesda location. near Will
son lane, 2-year-old home of best con-
struction, large living room. den and half
bath on lst floor, 3 bedrms. and baths
End floor, fun ATTIC, recreation room,
rear yard fenced. Owner must sell be-
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
$11,250.
CHEVY CHASE. D. G..

jill ,Z5U.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Bedroom and lsvatory -frst floor. 8 bed
rooms and bath end floor; suto. heat,
EpW osEs from co Sonn Ne woodey
SILVER SPRING.
delishtful bedrooms and bath on second
Rsehen RHe aaf os avatorS M nn fu drs m sass
men'' iarEs RoBaRr 5asa E E insPisa LAP1MER' fsh
20 Ewes. ST.. soa1. ~
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Near Navy, Yara and suitlsnd-ssvsrs, Several
attic, nice lots c eonv. TO Schools, churches.
transp. and shopping 1880 FHA terms
Hillside sos for further particulars. l.
SHEPHERD PARK-$14,5O0.
Here Is one of the best values we have
prominent Washington builder, it is un-
usual in many respects. Includes attrac-
;ive entrance hall, living room opening onto
large pantry and electric dishwasher. 3 fine
bedrooms and 2 baths. stairway TO insu-
paneed 'qeeTs e room with bar and
| lovely handicapped lot with Gear garage
| complete the premises Should be seen
soday. To-Day. For details please call Mr.. Man
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411
ALBEMARLE ST. NV,
| Near Woodrow Wilson High School
porches, coal h. w heat: in excellent con-
dition; $500, convenient terms.
CYRUS KEISER. Jr.,
4a1o Wisconsin Ave. NO. 1871, wo. 5331
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
CT Am

An attractive 5-room bungalow on lot
60xl25, conveniently located within walk
ing distance to best shopping center, bus
and all schools. Hot-water heat with coal
furnace, garage. Immediate possession. To
inspect call Woodley 1900 until p,m.
EdW. H. Jones & Co. Inc.
Evening star., 1942-08-28

Attention, Pentagon Workers,
Ofncers or clerks--2-story. 2-bedroom
home, 10 minutes to Washington by lots
Of buses; schools, shopping; big lot; S.. 500,
$1,000 cash. balance $50 mo. Buy this
Arlington Division, REALTY ASSOCIATES,
INC, 4617 Lee highway. CHI. 143S OK.
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\, ACRE-S5 000

Very attractive 7-rm house with plenty
OF shade, fronting on hard road. chicken
/ houses. garden: miles out; $500 cash.
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ROOMS WANTED.

GENTLEMAN. quiet, responsible, 81, Chris
tian, single, non smoker. Govt. radio enei-
neer. desires clean small room. pref. North
west section, pvt. shower, inner spring
mattress. S3o-$35, within 80 min bus
Penn. and 13th; Al ref. P. o. Box 575,
We ebinQto n g0N
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WOODBRIDGE BRICK,

Row brick, containing IL rooms. baths.
oil heat. gear brick garage; good invest
ment or home. priced, at LOCO below
! assessed value for quick sale. Ewes. call
Mr.. Shelton. AT. 6551
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1919 K ST. NV DI 1918