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Evening star., 1942-11-06
COMFORTABLE LIVING.

This detached white brick home is 10
Gated in Northwest Washington just OF
Mass ave There are 3 bedrooms, two at
tractive baths, recreation room. two open
hreplaces and Other features to delight
you Priced under $4,000. 1t warrants
your further inspection Call ME. 1143
~ WESiEY B11cHANAN REArTOR
Evening star., 1942-11-06
GFORGFTOWN-S2O.O 600,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Very charming small home beautifully
restored. There arc baths, 2 bedrooms.
maids room pretty garden with huge
trre Garage. gas heat. Owner will con-
slider selling furniture which is very ap-
propriate for GEORGETOWN house; BOSS
a. PHELPS Exclusively, MA. 1900; Eve
nings and Sunday call Mr.. Shackelford,
Evening star., 1942-11-06
OWNER TRANSFERRED,

Must leave his charming 5-rm. brick-and-
frame house and beautiful wooded uoaes 1oti t'',i
basement. partitioned into 2 rms: stone
terrace with fireplace on lawn; unusually
light and airy rms: near transportatlon'
Evening star., 1942-11-06

Priced at $15,500: detached brick, splen-
did rooms, sleeping rooms > tile baths;
1st-floor sunroom and tile lavatory' living
room with fireplace; stairway to attic or
maids room; auto, heat; brick earage;
Shown by appointment. THOS. j. FISHER
& CO., INC, realtors. DI; $3.50; or eve
Evening star., 1942-11-06
CHEVY CHASE. D. G..
STUDIO HOME.

Detached, solid stone and brick. unusual
type, TO be sold at sacrifice price for
substantial cash payment. Immediate
possession. OWNER, OR. o346. 4s4o
Evening star., 1942-11-06
STORES FOR RENT.

th's-Ideal for dress shop or other
small business: reasonable rent MR. lSEN,
MA. 1906
15x6O STORE, HEAT INCLUDED. RENT,
$50 monthly. Apply 1l06 9th st. NV,
Ist-FLOOR STORE FOR RENT NEAR DU-
pont Circle. Call JACK HAYES. NC
Dupont 77S4.
NEW STORE. 49th AND MASSACHUSETTS
ave. NV, adjacent to Julius Garfnckel d.
Co. in Spring Valley. Suitable for only
high-type merchandise. Contains approx
$500 SO. IT. floor space on two floors, also
large basement. Show windows on front
and side. Elevator.
W. C. & A. N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO.,
1119 18th ST. NV. DI. 4464.
Evening star., 1942-11-06
A REAL. GEMl

Two-story completely detached brick.
twelve apartments, five years old, beautiful
location; close to stores, theaters, bus.
1907 rented. One trust, $4,000. Price,
5000: about six times rent. no less.
A good. clean investment. Serious buyers
Do. =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14
Basket Plans
Are Announced

SEATTLE Plans were an
nounced today for four district
playoffs in preparation for the
annual Northwest AAU basket
ball tournament to be held the
first week in March at the Uni
'versity Of Washington.
Independent teams from South
west Washington will decide their
representative at an elimination
playoff at Hoquism Feb. 21-2S.
At least six teams. includ-
ing squads from Fort Lewis
and McChord field, will COM
pete In playoffs at Tacoma
Feb. es-a5.
The North west Washington
tournament viii be held Feb. 26-27
at Bellinghsm. with teams from
snohomish, Sksgit, Whstcom,
Island and san Juan.
In Seattle, the S l.. Savidge
team meets Alpine Dairy Feb. 10
to decide the Community league
title and berth in the AAU
tourney.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14
SAN FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO - Wayne
Osborne, a right-handed pitcher
who bounced around the Ma
tional and Pacific Coast leagues
for IL years, WAS a holdout on
the Hollywood Stars today-for
less dough. Less dough? Less
dough.
Business ager Oscar
Reichow had difficulty retain
ing his faculties while relating
the peculiar stand OF his vet
eran pitcher. Reichow said he
expected Osborne to sign a con-
tract all right. but he didn't
know If he could give him less
money.
IL had a bad year" Osborne
told Reichow. 81 am entitled TO
a cut and not the same salary
j received last season. l deeply
appreciate your treatment hut
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14
Pitcher Lenahan Leads at Golf

MIAMI, Fla. Ray Lenahan,
Providence. r. l., Pittsburgh
Pirates pitcher in 1917, held
commanding eight stroke lead
over the field today at the start
of the final is holes in the annual
baseball players golf tournament.
Lenahan shot a one over
par IS yesterday for q So
hole total of las In the 54-
hole tournament.
Heinie Msnush. former Detroit
outfielder, carded an 81 to take
second place with a total Of 1888.
Yves Terrell and Merv Shea, De-
troit coach, were tied for third at
154.
Other scores: Paul Derringer.
Cincinnati. 1856; Roy Cullenbine,
st. Louis Browns, 15s; Paul
waner, Boston Braves, 1872 Jimmy
Foxx. Boston Red Sox. 1871; Ger
aid Walker, Cleveland Indians,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14

WRIGLEY FIELD, Los An
geles-With a big black cigar in
his face and a $4,000 check in
his pocket, the mighty Babe
Ruth ran onto the diamond yes
terday to fight IL out for home
run honors with Gary (Lou
Gehrig) Cooper.
They and some 40 other base
ball players, mostly genuine,
were swatting the ball around
for Sam Goldwyn, who has in
production a movie called The
Pride of the Yankees" concern
ing the career of Larrupin' Lou.
And If that Cooper doesn't
get in there and play ball like
Cehrig, I'm going to be in the
doghouse for sure" reported
Lefty O'Doul, manager of the
San Francisco Seals, who has
been trying to teach movie hero
Gary Cooper how to play base
ball, and left-handed at that.
Ruth, O'Doul. Babe Herman
and company agreed that Coop
er's efforts rs n ball pitcher In
n previous picture, inject John
Doe" had been a shame and n
caution and a blot on the game
of baseball. In this one he's
going to do better, or a lot Of
hall players associated with
Producer Goldwyn will know the
reason why.
Cooper's already feeling like
one big charlie-horse, with
aches in every muscle and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14

1872: J. w. Monahan, a former
Brave, 1913.
Whitley Witt. Yankees, 1s5:
Eddie Miller. Braves: Johnny
Murphy, Yanks, and George
Abrams, formerly of Cincin-
matt, each 1877. Johnny Rizzo,
Brooklyn, 16S: Max Carey,
one-time Brooklyn star, and
Jack Russell, formerly of
Washington, 1859; Al Lopez,
Pirates, 10.
Denny Galehouse, st. Louis
Browns, and Tony Cuccinellin,
Braves, III; Rick Terrell, Braves,
and Butch Henline, International
league umpire, 173; Paul Trout,
Detroit, ia; George selkirk,
Yankees. 1872; Rollie Hemsley.
Cincinnati, 1s4; Arky Vaughan,
Brooklyn. 1874; John Cooney.
Braves, 1875, and Eddie Joost, Gin
cinnau, 212.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14
No. End Lanes
Site Of Play
Sturs of Tocomo TO
Compete for Crown
Nv ELLIOTT METCALF

Ten shifts Of Taeoma's best
bowlers viii roll their thunder
down the North End lanes Satur-
day and Sunday in the Tacoma
Bowling associations annual five
man championship tourney.
The North End lanes. the city's
newest. are at No. 26th and Proc
tor SITS.
Three shifts get away Sat
urday night at 6 chimes and
seven more shifts move into
action Sunday morning at 10
o'clock.
Title defenders are the Amuse-
ment five who, last year. totsled
$3.50 pins. including handicap.
The champs face the opposition
of at least rs other teams.
The association has decided to
accept entries up to starting time
Saturday night.
The tournament is on a two
division basis, with the A division
composed of teams with averages
of s26 and up.
B division includes teams with
averages of s25 and under.
Averages rs Of the week of
Jan. "a will apply, with two
thirds handicap allowed.
Scratch IL 100 in the A and
l65 in the b division.
On Feb. Il and %. more star
Tacoma trundlers will descend on
the North End drives for the City
associations annual doubles and
singles tournaments.
Entries will be announced next
week
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14
Abes, Bengals
In Road Tits
Studium at Everett
In Vitol Encounter

For the first time this season
no basketball activity is scheduled
in Tacoma this Friday night by
the three local prep hoop quintets.
Both Lincoln and Stadium will
be engaged in Cross-State league
games away from home while
Bellarmine will be idle, awaiting
its game with Stadium next Tues
day.
Stadium Tigers will be bat
Ting for second place in the
final Cross-State standings
when they invade the nest Of
the Everett Seagulls at Ev-
erett this Friday night. The
Bengals defeated the Gulls in
Tacoma.
Lincoln Abes will play their final
Cross-State game on the road
when they meet Seattle Prep
Painters in Seattle. Saturday
night the Abes return home to
play Everett Seagulls.
Other Cross-State games send
Bremerton to Sellingham this FRI
day night and Yakima to Walla
Wala on Saturday night.
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creaks in every joint. That's on
account Of o'Dours constant
ministrations with bat. ball and
mitt.
He even made me 20 down
TO the Venice amusement pier
last night" Cooper said, land
spend the whole evening in one
of those automatic ball pitching
booths. The machine would
pitch out the ball and I'd whsng
at 1t. left-handed. That kind Of
business
With some extra papiermache
fielders in the grandstand and
false front on the box seats,
Wrigley field had become the
Yankee stadium. The grass in
the infield was real and the
despair of the groundskeeper.
How, he demanded. was he 60
ing to have grass for the open
ing day Of the Coast league II
the movie-makers kept drag
ging machinery over it?
Drag machinery they did.
Director Sam Wood. who used
to play semi-pro himself, laid a
track between home plate and
third and on IL he mounted
perambulating camera, which
followed Cooper Gehrig in the
re-enactment of the first homer
he ever hit for the Yankees.
Five hundred fans cheered
silently in the stands 80 they
wouldn't interfere with the
microphones. They earned their
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the gym on a perch above the bas-
ket was given the once-over in a
city league game.
Referees Lou Kellogg and Al
Pirnat. the balcony whistle
blowers, footed 30 infractions,
while two other officials
handled free throws, out of
bounds and jump-bsll plays
from the floor.
Pirnat said he missed" too many
fouls from his balcony perch, while
kellog liked the arrangement. The
players disagreed also. The Amer
lean Beauties defeated First Fed
ersl 40-2s In the game.
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$3.50 per day per each, be-
cause they had To look like
10000. Whichever way the
camera turned, they had to run
to be there in the scene.
While Cooper worked out his
aching muscles beside the cam-
era track, Ruth sat in the dug
out and worried about his
whiskers. He said he'd been
trying to shave himself for 20
years without ever learning how.
Now he has to get to work
before his barber shop opens and
where does that leave him ?
With his face all chopped up,
like a cannibal sandwich. That's
where.
Ruth received S25, 900 for his
movie acting cbore and said he
expected to earn every cent of
1t. He acts throughout the pic
ture, and according to Wood, Is
performing like a veteran. Years
ago, Ruth said, he starred In
two silent epics of the diamond
and made five two-reel comedies.
Movie acting doesn't scare him,
he doesn't mind the paint and
the powder. just shuts his eyes
and let's the makeup man do his
stuff.
He looks about like he always
did, too, except that right now
he's got a bad cold. Caught
it on the train coming west A
couple more days of batting
practice and he figures he'll be
feeling better.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14
Turpin Signs
For AZ Season
Holdout Threat Is
Only Memory Now

SEArTLE-The Seattle Rainiers
OF the Pacific Coast Baseball
league came to terms today with
its veteran hurler, Hal Turpin. who
signed a contract calling for an
undisclosed raise in pay.
Turpin, the top-ranking
pitcher In the league last year.
had spurned a previous offer
and threatened TO become .
hold-out.
Meanwhile. the first group of
Rainiers headed for the San Fer
nando, Cal. training camp today.
Included were Dick Barrett, Paul
Gregory, Dewey Soriano, Kenneth
Bushman and Sylvester Johnson,
all pitchers: DR.. L. w. Richards,
trainer. and Paul Kinney, club
house chief. Turpin and Catcher
Bob Stage leave Monday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14

sEATTIE- Representatives Of
the Northwest Baseball league will
meet in Seattle Sunday. ii was
announced today by William r.
Grader. secretary-treasurer He
said league entries were expected
from Olympia, Tacoma, Everett.
Renton. Yakima and Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14
Gas Quintet
Beats Ships
City League Title
Play Is Under WdY

The Gasmen moved into the lead
for the City basketball crown last
night at the Lincoln high gym,
with a 20 to % victory over the
shipmen. The Shipbuilders made
the first basket and a foul shot
to lead to 0 in the first two min
utes of play.
The Gasmen started drive then
that Melted q 10 to 3 lead at the
end Of the first quarter and were
still ahead Is to 8 at the half.
Close checking by the Gas
meu In the second half kept
the ships fast breaking offense
from gaining. The score was
~ 10 IL Ut the end Of the third
quarter.
Andy Anderson and Dexter Hut
ton with 7 points each led the
winners scoring, while Chuck
Klein made 8 points to lead the
losers.
In an overtime game the Autos
beat the 1880 #. A. Al TO 80. Wally
Brebner made Is points and Bobby
Angelina made IL to lead the
Autos scoring. Herman Reich.
former Tiger baseballer, was high
for the soldiers with . points.
The Shipmen and the Gasmen
meet again Monday night for the
second game in their series.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14
Local Archers
Do All RIGHT

Report of the third match of the
Olympic Bowmen league shows the
Tacoma Archery club team placed
goth among the many teams of the
nation competing in the 18th an
nual shooting of this event.
Spokane was fourth, Umpqua.
Ore, sixth, Seattle 23rd. and the
Victorian Archers, Victoria, B. c.,
2sth.
Milwaukee, Wis, was first and
Cleveland, o., second, among the
mems teams.
For the women's teams Cleve-
land was first and the University
of Connecticut team was second.
Kathleen Wheeler. Spokane,
leads the women scorers of the
nation with an average of 764.7 for
the first three matches.
This week she also shot the
high individual woman's score
Of 77s, beating by two points
the previous record of 776 shot
In the first match by Dorothy
Axtelle of the Tacoma Archery
club.
Miss Axtelle now holds fifth
ranking among the women
with an average Of 146.
Carl Faith OF Cleveland holds
high average for the men with
7ss but he is being closely pressed
by Bill Haynes. Spokane, who has
a 1888 average.
George Clark had high score for
the local team this week with a
766. Other members of the team
were Steve Michael. Dorothy AK
telle, and Mike Errigo.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14
Texas Golf

SAN ANTONIO, Texas - More
than 100 Of the nations leading
professional golfers and about IS
amateurs tee off today for the
opening 1s-hole round of the $1,000
Texas open tournament over the
Willow Springs course.
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Osborne Holds Out for Less DOUGH

will not sign this contract
unless you lower my salary"
Reichow protested he felt Os-
borne was a victim Of bad luck
last season when he lost IL, won
IL for Hollywood. and for that
reason offered the same salary.
Il never heard the like OF it,
and Osborne was dead on the
level, said Reichow, here for a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14

Barrett Signs
PITTSBU RGH--

PITTSBURGH-The Pittsburgh
Pirates today received the signed
contracts Of Outfielder Jsckrabbit
Barrett. who batted .3l5 with
Hollywood OF the Pacific Coast
league last season. and Pitcher
Ken Jungels. who had several try
outs with the Cleveland Indians
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14
European Siarlings. Pests,
Show in Flight at Tule

R01IZ>AED-The Federal Fish
end Wiidlife service looked today
for N approaching invasion" by
Darppean starlings = small birds
SeIotod 10 the blackbird.
4 0oc1k e ~ Of TIE birds
- epotto6 - TIE Tule lAke
m1gEatngy feu1 refuge direc-
tDrs Fepsrts1. adding that the
61s1s enuDs heavy damage 10
1nEm crop&
We have expected the birds to
onsep out here eventually" said
Stanley Jewett, regional biologist.
This 4 the first warning. No
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14
Suhr May Be
With Portland

SAN FRANCISCO - GuSsie
Suhr. former Pittsburgh Pirate
first baseman. may play for the
Portland Beavers this spring. IT
was indicated today. Vice Presi-
dent Rolly schefter of the Port
land club conferred with Suhr yes
terdsy about a contract. suhr now
In q free-agent.
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Coast league meeting.
Osborne played with the Pitts
burgh Pirates, the Brooklyn
Dodgers and the Boston Bees
between 1888 and 1897 when he
returned 10 the Coast loop.
Inasmuch as Osborne is not a
southpaw. he must have picked
up his peculiar salary beliefs
while a member of the Dodgers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14
Conn-Zale
Meet Tonight
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Faces Tough Rivol

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14
Opinion Divided on Crows Nest

DENVER-Opinion was divided
today as to whether Denver, which
calls itself the basketball capital
of America, liked crows nest"
officiating.
Last night the new experiment
of posting a referee at each end Of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14
ADOPT FRoSH RULE

PITTSBURGH As a result Of
the drain of men because Of the
war. Carnegie Tech today sus-
pended it's freshman rule and
threw varsity sports open 10 the
plebes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14
May Run
HALEAH. y

HALEAH, F1a- - Alssb, the
rags-to-riches colt of 1e41. may
make his second start Of the year
in the Biscayne purse at Hialesh
Park Saturday as final warmup
for the $4,000 Flamingo stakes.
with Eddie Arcaro up.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14
MONTANA WINS

CHENEY. Wssh.-The Univer-
sity of Montana outscored Eastern
Washington College of Education
$3.50 at basketball last night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-14
1900 BoWlers
Going to Town

MILWAUKEE. Wis.-The bowl
ers of the country are upsetting
the time table when it comes to
making 300" games, as a glance
at the table below will show.
Games This
Cao.~-
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Standings

Games Tonight
At Berkeley, Stanford VS.. Cali
fornia.
At Los Angeles, U. S. c. VS.. U.
c. L. A.
Your postmaster can tell you
how to invest in U. S. Defense
Bonds.
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Several 300" games during
these months are still under inves-
tigation by the ABB congress.
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VIA ElLloTT METcALF

\ - 10 hear talk Of return Of City league base
~ - IL loc1l picture.
- win be better news If this talk develops into fact
4hcn has had long and interesting baseball history
~ ~ Il b doubtful il type Of ball surpassed in interest
81 eu1or nd fight the City circuits history.
Allan Browne the coens
~ Heal Wild Nm Levenhaeen and forward through the
V><1fnodun a that statement
In TIE Early league called
oc1naIy Il the city circuit
Anyway. TIE brand Of bali played high
osae csnag paayers graduated
- ~ ~ najsru which there higher.
oenns fssskt utterly Rivalry Intense There was
Evsy run every every inning every argument
~ ana
diamond which made the brand Of ball
osys displayed remarkable
Sectional Rivalry an Asset -.
s. bring back the City league would be something
Worfh Whe long the WI circuit certain 10 lay
~ fsr the duration" 1t least.
There in Tacoma today promising young play
IT.: ssssry brought along x develop into stars
with the ADDED favoring evening time twilight
IN CITY has played might something Of
=
Ana Il the league back profitable
representing sections of the the
ysr1n. instance representag section.
would b rivalry such was known in many successful years
- loop.
WHn M = rsad BY one gentleman n
esu spas mis- hasds win f~1sch ssrveusly and
= NJ ~ taspAsas a.d cay;
-Ssy ma = 4 sus ~ CITY league h coming BOY.
49, ney, Met, "a remember 49,"
he viii
~ ssrvsd eeenty reliably
CITY league public relations
the league to match Goldie He
humanity possible and the league everything
y . point Of risking his health
u City talk viii aprout into
action and feet The city would not ose
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Some q the sports writer's beratng the Coast league
ogub for voting charge Of 80 cents for service
They the service admitted Free for nothing,
gYafa
Yea cir it's easy the debbi 10 be generous with the
ether guys dough.
Dg Coast league ball club Salaries
general expenses a terrific
panned their 30 charge
propeto
lquor
should b criticised their charges
~ pan hall
popers % the service fre&
Ysnh. tst nv put hat over!
Baseball = operatsd strictly for business purposes
That nothing The element of sports for sors sake
6ooGnt
charge the service many
boyu IN uniform don't expect desire fsvors gratis
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The rabbit ball and toehOd hitting. combined with egs
htion eliminating trick pitching brought and sorrow 10
The games hill workers.
But the boys from the htops Of hope, and
"A because Of the
10 them, its a III wind, &C.
Meaning Mars bringing about rubber
Iather baseball win change dis
odg faint bruise scratch the hide
FOR the duration" small abrasions dscooatons will
put the ball out Of play.
You expect keep ball play until
worthless to the bat boy.
thrift Judgment the pitchers will
that will dance tterbug and
nnnot Whsa fired 1t tie batters-
ball the ball.
nothing coming
This widespread method throwing family
kings another
BTW The
War certainly
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CITY LEAGUE BAskErBALL
( Ia ..sAu
Evening star., 1942-03-28
HOUSES WANTED.
HOUSES UktVRNIshEp.

HOUSES UkFURNISHED.
2O8 DEARBORN AVE, SILVER. SPRING,
Md.--Nsv o-rfn., 1h-bath. detached brick;
gas heat; vacant sos. Columbia 1871.
NEW, SIX ROOMS, BATHS, CLUB
room; $40 month"; near Pa. ave. Sc. shop
ping center semitic adults: no dogs. Box
3es-T. Star
LOVELY DErACHID CENTER-HALL
home Chevy Chase, D. C.-392S Livingston
ST rooms on nrst floor. 4 room. and
baths on second noor, unfinished Attic,
garaae. large groundsi $3.50. LrNKINe
Go. Nc. Dupont Circle.
1872 WEBSTER ST. NW-5 BDRMs..
sroSSik SSsi r..ltor. -l. 'l0O mo. rAoI :.
CHARMING 3-DEDROOM CHHVY CHASE
home, 1 block from country club and
transportation. S136. Hobart 616b. Ext AL.
CHEVY CHASE-DKTACHID FRAME. Ex-
celient condition; bedrooms; 500. aa32
MCKINLEY. D. C. WO. lara. S8'
Evening star., 1942-03-28
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

NV. LOCATTON-6-1O RMS: WILL PUR-
cnase some furn.; responsible person; for
Govt. employees. RA 305s
BY FAMILY OF 3 ADULTS. FURNISHED
mouse Northwest district: references
EN- sl42 29s
WANTED TO RENT. UNFURNIsHED
house, by year or for duration: Virginia or
q. G; or 8 bedrooms; rent not over SIOo.
IeIcphone Overlook 1923 between and
10 IN evening or Sunday morning. 29'
UNFURNISHED OR ROOM HOUSE IN
GEORGETOWN or suburban washington, by
hprli u: 500 month or under. Box
BUNGALOW OR HOUSE. b-8 RMS. UN-
furn:: Arl preferred: civil service employe:
local refs. GIL. 090s after pm
YOUNG EXECUTIVE. WIFE AND BABY
desire or . rooms, furnished preferably
IN Silver Spring; rent between $50 and
$40 mo, Falls Church 1851 or SH.
$3.50 between 9-5 pm.
Evening star., 1942-03-28
1AeLe BOARD.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

PASSOVER full course dinner. 81. From
av. nv Decatur a7es.