davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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.31;i2515';s:&

(3) Evening Skirts: Of black
rayon crepe, sizes IL and IA.
Reg. 500 -I.SS
t15) Sweaters; short sleeves,
slightly soiled. Reg. 1.1s--3se
(18) Misses Skirts; of rayon
and reused wool, solid colors
and plaids. Sizes "a and 26.
Reg. 1.59 -7se
(10) White Cotton Peasant
Blouses. Reg. 1.19----5se
(7 Evening Blouses; of white
rayon brocade. soiled. Sizes "a
and 36. Reg. 3.99 and 500 so
(12) Wool Sweaters; slightly
soiled from display. Sizes 81
and SO. Reg. 2.29 and 2.99l.69
Goldenbero's-Second Floor
Evening star., 1942-02-26

Secretary OF the NaUy Knor's
figures on enemy sea losses tn the
iDar pere issued yesterday after
noon as N1Uy copnaunique NO. IS.
The tert tollo,Ds:'
Far East: The Secretary OF the
Navy issued the following commu-
nioue summarizing previously pub
lished losses inflicted by United
States naval forces upon the Japa-
nese Navy and merchant marine in
the period from December 10, l94l,
until February "a, 1912, inclusive.
The following information is COM
piled from Navy Department COM
muniques beginning with No. and
ending with No. A, and compile
ments similar information summar-
izing enemy losses and damage
published in recent communiques OF
the United States Army.
In accordance with its previously
announced policy, the Navy does not
indulge in the practice OF over
stating the losses that we inflict
upon the enemy or of undertaking
the losses inflicted on us. The Navy
will report only such facts as can
be substantiated. Thus the tabu-
lation of vessels damaged does not
include many enemy ships thought
to have been damaged, lack OF con-
elusive evidence precluding specific
announcements in these instances.
Time Lag in Reports.
tD bo in
clude only those sunk during the
heroic defense of Wake Island and
during the recent raid on the
Marshall and Gilbert Islands. In
accordance with the established
Navy Department policy, submarine
sinkings are never announced until
1t is reasonably certain that the
enemy has become cognizant of their
loss. This explains the time lag in
connection with various reports.
There is evidence, however, of
further sinkings of enemy sub
marines in Pacific waters, but their
announcement will not be made
public until full reports have been
made to the Navy Department and
absolute surety is determined.
Prior to the vicious attack made
on the United Nations by the jap
anese Empire on December 7, 1941,
the pride of the Japanese merchant
marine consisted Of three 17,000-ton
luxury ships of the Yawata class.
One Of these ships is known to have
been converted to serve as an air.
craft carrier. The United States
naval forces have sunk one mer-
chantman of the Yawata class, and
one aircraft carrier of the same
class, leaving only one such vessel
known to be in service with the
enemy.
Tabulative BY Type.
Tabulation follows, by type Of
vessel:
Battleships-One of Kongo class,
damaged.
Aircraft carriers-One sunk, one
believed sunk.
Cruisers-Two sunk.
Destroyers-Seven sunk, one be-
Geved sunk.
Submarines-Three sunk, one
damaged.
Seaplane tenders-One believed
sunk.
Mine sWeepers-One sunk.
Fleet tankers-Three sunk.
Transports-Thirte sunk, two
believed sunk.
Supply ships and merchantmen
Sixteen sunk.
Miscellaneous type unidentiied)
Six sunk, two believed sunk, three
damaged.
Summary:
Total announced losses inflicted
upon the Japanese in the period
outlined above are as follows:
Combatant vessels-Fifteen sunk,
three believed sunk, two damaged.
Non-combatant vessels - Thirty
eight sunk, four believed sunk, three
damaged.
Total combatant and non-com-
batant-Fifty-t three sunk, seven be-
lieved sunk, five damaged.
Atlantic area: During January,
1912, % ships of the United Nations
registry had torpedoes fired at them
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[113!TIE

(70) Salem Sheets; heavy quail
ity, size 81x90". Ret. 1.49 u -
(14) Crinkle Bedspreads; Dolby
pattern, size 81xeo". Reg. 1.39,
94e
(lo) Feather Pillows; size 1924
in. Reg. 79c 9c-----57e
(8) Cotton Plaid Sheet Blan-
kets; several colors. Seconds Of
LOO quality ---------------6Se
(60) Muslin Sheets; size 81x99.
Seconds Of 1.39 quality --99e
(6) Jacquard Bedspreads; Sex
l05". Reg. 3.99--------2.eS
GoldenberHs-Maia Floor
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NOTIONS

(9) K1einert Girdles; slightly
soiled from display. Broken
sizes. Reg. 2.25--------69e
(6) Blanket Boxes; large size,
strongly made. Reg. 1.75---79e
(S) Sewing Boxes; spacious
compartments. Reg. 1.00---59e
(2o) Hat Stands; cretonpe COW
cred. Reg. 49c-------19e
(3) Hat Boxes; large size. Reg.
(19 Stamped Towels; guest
size, in blue. Reg. 29c-----17e
(4D Odd Lot Stationery; in
cluding photograph albums, pic
ture frames, scrapbooks, guest
books, etc. Reg. l.0o-----3ee
GoldenbeYr's-Kain Floor
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GLOVES

(128) Women's Fabric Gloves;
in black, brown and red, some
with leather trim. Reg. 79c Soc
(s7) Women's Fabric Gloves;
with leather trim, assorted col
ors, broken sizes. Reg. SOC 39e
(62) Women's Wool Mittens; in
solid colors and fancy designs.
Reg. sec --------29e
(32) Boys Leather Gloves;
warmly lined, elastic knit wrist.
Reg. 49c --.--lee
(66) Women's Fabric Gloves;
in various colors, broken sizes.
Irregulars OF soc quality---19e
Goldenberg's-Mnin Floor
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LINGERIE

(s) Quilted Rayon Bed Jack
cts; in polka dots and floral
prints. Reg. 1893 ----i.59
(2o) Rayon Satin and Crepe
Slips: tailored and lace trimmed
styles. Reg. 1.29----69e
(6) Rayon Taffeta Slips; in tea
rose, small sizes. Reg. 7Sc- 2se
(3) Rayon Satin Bed Jackets;
slightly mussed from display.
Reg. 1.29 ----59e
(5) Cotton Union Suits; built
up shoulders. Reg. 69c- -29e
(5) Brushed Rayon Bed Jack
cts; tearose and blue. Reg.
1.ls 5ee
(l0) Rayon Satin Gowns;
mussed from display. Reg.
I.1s ----3ee
GoIdenber0's-Mntn Floor
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LINENS

(1Iz) Turkish Wash Cloths;
good sine. Reg. 1oc .----5e
(I5) Blue Check Tablecloths;
size 5Sx54 in. Reg. 1.39----97e
1907 Handmade Lace Scsrfs;
size l7x3e". Reg. 49c----z4e
(lSo) Cannon Huck Towels;
guest size. Seconds Of 19c quail
ity -- --------1o DC
(15) Heavy Turkish Bath Mats;
seconds Of 100 quality - 6ee
(l4) Handmade Luncheon Sets;
consisting of 50x5o" tablecloth
and 8 napkins. Reg. 1.4s i 90
Goldenberrs-Maia Floor
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CURTAINS DRAPERlES
SPREADS & SLIPC0VERS
II PRICE ''' less

prs. Orig. 6ss Spun Royon Drapes-
10 prs. Orig 1.98 Knitted curtains-
prs. Orig. 4. SO RuffIed Curtains ns--I.S9
4 Orig. 4.9S Embroidered Bedspreads
"a Orig. 2ss Ribbon Trimmed Curtains ns--------l49
Orig 398 Pin Dot Morquisette Bedspreods-
prs. 3.9S Ribbon Trimmed curfuins 80
Orig. 1893 Morquisette TabIe Skirts TIE
z prs. Orig. 80 Royon ToHeta Dropes
10 prs. 398 Dotted Morquisette curoins- SO
hok prs. 3.9s cretonne
$50 yds. sse-1.3e Drapery Fabres. yd.--------4se
Is Orig 90 Faney Kopok filled Cushions s------5oe
II Orig 3.9S Satin Window Valance ee-l.ss
Orig. 4.sS cretonne Slip Covers for Chairs
Orig. 1893 Knitted Soto Covers er.-------3.e5
IS prs. Orig. 6se Bathroom curtoins-
10 Orig. z.4s Living Room
! Orig. .2s Hossoek; slightly domased d------66e
$50 Orig. !. 90 Knitted curtuin Pencils
Goldenbergs-Upholstery-Thtr Floor
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(26) Mems Two Pants Suits;
in blue, grey and brown herring
bone. Sizes 2l35, 2/36, 2f37,
$40, 4I42; shorts 1/35, 2/36,
3/31, 2/38, 1/42. Reg. $500,
1850
17) Mems Suits Of hard fin
ished fabrics in blue and gray.
Sizes for regulars, 2/36, 8/37,
2/38, $40. Reg. $500 7.50
,Jofbin1-Mnin Floor
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l9c TO 25c TOILETRIES

Odd lots including massage cream, vanishing
cream, cleansing cream, shampoos, tar CASTLE
olive and coooanut, also nail polish, witch hazel,
talcum powders and many others.
GoldenbeYrs-Toiletrtes-M Floor
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81 Rayon Slips
64c

Rayon satin and rayon crepe
slips. Tailored styles and
others lace trimmed. Broken
sizes Some irregulars.
Ltnoerte-Mnin Floor
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(3) Mems Corduroy sport
Goats; sizes 36, SO and A. Reg.
1898 5-------------------T.So
(ls) Mems Reversible Coats; in
grey, green and tan. Sizes for
regulars 1886, 1877, 1888, 1893,
2I4o, 3/42, 1/44; shorts 2/40,
2/42, 2/44; longs 1877, 1/44.
l/46. Reg. 1895 ---l1.S5
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1888 Lamp Shades

e: s:::.;; !. al; = : :s:: q: :':; q 99e
rayon and homespun.
Pleated or stretched.
1895 Ping Pong TabIe
1878
u" 3-ply veneered wood, with
6 legs. Standard 5x9 size.
Goldenberq's-DotDnstdtrs
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u MEMS 1856 SUITS,
T0PC0ATS AND OVERC0ATS

Sizes SCI "a IS 50 81 So 80 40 AZ
Suits T1TII1T I1I1l1I ~ AT
s;::::::: s;:;:::; Ez 4. = z50.30
Revefyibles T1I1I1I1
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Misses and Women's s
SPRING DRESSES
z for s.
SinaIy, 2.69

Rayon crepes in gay, color
full prints and spun rayons
in lovely pastel colors. Wide
selection of designs and
colors. Sizes IL to 20 and
80 to A.
(5) Evening Dresses; In pastel
colors. Reg. 10.95---6.8S
ca Misses Evening Dresses;
satin and tafieta; pastel colors.
Reg. 7.s5 ---4.97
(l3) Junior Misses Dresses;
black rayon alpaca. Reg. 3.ss,
100
(11) Maternity Dresses; rayon
alpaca, in black and colors. Reg.
sos -----1.33
u6) Rayon Crepe Dresses;
misses sizes. Reg. 3.33--1 .6S
(7) Misses Dresses; Of rayon
alpaca. Reg. 5.95-----3.69
GoIdenbero'-Second Floor
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|s!:.95I;l2;!;}
FURNITURE r

Goldenberp's-Men's Clothing-Main Floor
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broadcloth shirts, in white and
fancy patterns. Broken sizes
49, Junior Boys Jackets; With
Upper front, broken sizes. Reg.
3.98 ------77e
12) Boys 2-pc. F1annelette Pa
jamas; broken sizes. Reg. 7ac,
l9e
(2) Boys Overcoats; sizes 13
and IA. in brown and grey. Reg.
1898 ---3.e9 80
(2) Boys Suits; sizes II and
12, in blue and grey. Reg.
5.es .es-2.se
~ Junior Boys Suit; coat and
longies, size 9. Reg. 4.98 -2.8S
(s) Boys Felt Hats; small sizes.
Reg. 1873 39e
(ls) Boys Belt and Buckle
Sets; broken sizes. Reg. LOO.
zse
(3T Boys Sweaters; slipover
style, broken sizes. Reg. 6sc.
2oe
(15) Boys Corduroy Longies;
Reg. 2.9S ----1.59
(5) Boys Lumber Jackets;
broken sizes. Reg. 1913 99e
81 Boys Corduroy Sets; con-
sisting of jacket and matching
knickers. Broken sizes. Reg.
4.s8 --2.e6
Goldenberg's-Mdir Floor
Evening star., 1942-02-26
HOSIERY G'!3A7

(26s) Chiffon and Service Silk
Hose; knit to fit all silk chif-
fon and service weight with
Isle top. Irregulars Of 69c
GAO Perfect Rayon Hose; in
service weight, wanted colors.
Reg. ACC 39e
113) Bareleg Silk Hose; with
rayon top, no seam up back.
Broken sizes. Seconds OF 79c
grade ~ ---Z9e
1881 Run Resist Service
weight Hose; guaranteed against
runs. Seconds of ACC grade 25e
n47) Silk Chiffon Hose; also
rayon service weight, assorted
colors, broken sizes. Mill mends
Of 29c grade &c
1857 Children's Anklets; in solid
colors. Seconds of 19c grade Sc
Goldenberg's-Matn Floor
Evening star., 1942-11-11
RooAAs WANTED.

ROOMS WANTED.
MoER AsP me- snDssss logm
HsHs ss seefIa. spsn'1se Boz !s sss.c a0ss' sss1.
room. allowed to keep small dog. Emerson
oENMEMAN reavires laree furnished
sooo' Ext: ssa' between am. and /; m:
SINGLE ROOM for gentleman. Or small
must must be reasonable. BOX se2-B, Star.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.
reasonabie. reis & co. 5oi7
TERRACE HALL. 1445 MASS. AVE. NV.
%Walkng s,.NH n.sn distance best meals o1. $751;
also other rooms. Phone RA. 2527.
HALF BLOCK DUPONT CIRCLE 1904
10th st. n.w.-Several vacancies for young
ladies. Best of food. home style, $40.
MOTHER AND CHILD, in new suburban
child in day: references. AT. 264s.
1915 KENYON ST. N.W.-Jewish home.
single room for. girl, excellent meals: cony.
transp.: homelike atmosphere. AID. 1893.
i front room with other girls; excellent
food. unlim. phone: reasonable.
LOVELY ROOMS, excel. food. for young
Jewish people. Dissin's, 2013 Mass. ave NV.
CHI: CHI. p: e. on bus Nne-Rm; and bd,
sd2 ssntIs Ss'n EN- e. aeas asm se ee1.s emp
Y!oUNG LADY, Is to g, to share room
trans. Trinidad O415.
MT. PHEASANT -Beautifully furnished new
fnr uiY ,yif
f9ns Rp s3si goa and fsh5 Ap 1i5 A00as' ST. NV
AL UNDERWOOD NV, of 18th St
bu at aoc meals de
home: sentiles GE. 1854.
141O PARKWOOD PL. N.W--Jewish home,
young man to share master bedroom. pri-
59I3 18th ST. N.w.-Master bedroom,
SHaff ent Pabe eor RA a09s 9asa private 0a'n excel
MOUNT PLEASANT, 1865 Ineleside terrace
Kosher private home: exclusive % Park I'd.
section, twin beds; girls only; spec. laundry
accom-: streetcar and bus. AD 2404.
TOWN CLUB; 1900 Mass ave. NV, famous
AyalisSe NOV Nov 1G is $3.50 81 ea ea Du HG@a qasa
1929 KANSAS AVE. N.W.-Nice rooms,
de[ieioSs fsba K0sheF meals reasonable also
asss PARK PH tseps sodsF sDs.
phone M eol s5s hshaemf moe RA sise sf:s '000 unm
BOARD AND ROOM with family in Chevy
Chase area in return for light housework
after working or school hours. carfare paid.
State complete details. Box 325-C, Star.
1412 MASS. AVE. NV, Apt. 41-Young
lady. share twin bedroom; well-balanced
meals, unlim. phone. next bath.
PETWORTH-Brisht- double room: "a
block to EXPRESS bus. Phone Randolph 1887.
300 COLORADO AVE. NW.-Jewish girl
to share master bedroom, private bath,
twin beds: fine meals: best transp. GE.
1885.
1913 WEBSTER ST. Nw.-Girl to share
large a-wlnd2w front rm: with 3 others
meals. privileges. SAB TIA. 323s.
ABB WARREN ST. NV front rms. l
with. private bath, gas heat; new home.
Breakfast. Conv Conn ave. bus. WO 1906,
2O14 KALORAMA RID. NV.
Just off Conn. ave.-Double room for
young ladies; single beds, all privileges,
excellent meals. NO. $685..
BELMONT GARDENS.
1859 r ST. NV.
100 rooms, 50 bathrooms. central loca-
ton, mr.. Dupont Circle: formerly Italian
Embassy. Transient and permanent guests.
Special rates for Army and Navy officers,
81 so to $500 per day. Meals optional.
Evening star., 1942-11-11

BREAKFAST SET. g pieces, walnut, Sl1:
overstufed chairs O. vine slld rado rust Sg
table model, SIS: Emerson radio 194l
table radioJ. $40: record cabinet, So; end
tables (2). So and So; Oriental rus 59l9
(blue). SO Apply Mrs. Mefrlck, 15ul
Al Garifnl ct Ant 3
Evening star., 1942-11-11

BOOKCASES. sectional, Globe Wernicke,
So so each; desks, $40 each; Bank OF Eng
S3 each: swivel Chairs Ss each; all oak,
used. Schwertner, 1000 National Press
Evening star., 1942-11-11
CATTLE & LIVESTOCK.

EVERY FARM. large or small. needs
power: buy .Percheron horses for the
most serviceable and economical produc-
tion in these times of gas rationine and
scarcity Of repair parts Bred registered
mares, also matched teams and young
Md. Phonn Gaithersburg 90.
HORSES. S35 and UP: one 1s-mo. .-old thor
oughbred colt, without papers: must sell
at once; family COWS. bull. goats: Leg
horn hens. H. NJ. Powell, Falls Church,
Va. F. C. S65-W-1.
HEAVY DRAFT MARE in foal. 500. Phone
Gaithersburg 273-M.
Evening star., 1942-11-11

We have numerous requests for furnished
and unfurnished houses in the northwest
section of the city and near suburbs We
can md you responsible tenant II you
will list your house with US.
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO. Inc.
1921 Conn. Ave. DE. 5000
Evening star., 1942-11-11

FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW, TWO YEARS
old, gas heat. refrigerator. full basement:
price. $1,000; substantial cash. S3S per
month: Northeast section, near stores and
Evening star., 1942-11-11
RADIOS,
RECORD PLAYERS.

!, All kinds Of radios and record players,
tanle and moor models; highest prices paid.
Mr.. Harris, 727 7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-11-11
HOUSES UkruRNlsHrp.

RMS. Mr.. sUTTLAND. Md, NOT MOD.
ern Oights and water). Call FIR. O725.
$3.50 = LARGE, DETACHED, STONE
rms baths, 2nd a.; bedrms, bath.
3rd A.; lavatory and very large sunroom.
1st A.; recreation rm., shower In base.
PHILLIPS. 351s Conn. ave. Woodley 1900.
so LONGFELLOW ST. N.W-7 R.. B..
shower; hw. floors. auto. heat. kar.; conv.;
gentle adults; refs; $50. GE. 0179.
57Os BROAD BRANCH RD-7 ROOMS
and bath. maids room, hot-water heat,
Gear garage; convenient schools, trans
portation, etc; S115. By OWNER.
WI. 5579.
1928 LONGFELOW ST. NV ROOMS,
bath. oil heat, Garage; S100. Key on
premises.
Evening star., 1942-11-11
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

SV6Ok6AN kOOMS.
dENTLEMEN-oFFTcERs, ATTENTION.
Law Clubroom. hotel service. 1O-cent bus.
Good location. A. reasonable place to live
and entertain.-Cub Glebe-Gieee 3946.
ALEX. VA.-Larse, comfortable room, adj.
bath, twin beds, ]. or Q gentlemen or empl.
couple. New pvt. home. TE. 1877.
SILVER sP., single bedrm.; man preferred:
S22 80 mo-; pvt. home; maid service; auto
matte heat. SH. 1883.
SILVER sPRNG-Pleasant room. PVT.
bath. twin beds detached home. Shepherd
212l n NJ MILITARY g,AE, RD. Arlington. Va:
stores. Glebe as47.
MT. RAINIER, Md or 2 rooms, next
bus service. "a hr. downtown Washngton;
light housekeeping PRIVILEGES. Call after
5 pm. WA. 1854.
LADIES, gentle; room in new home suit
able for one or two girls. Chestnut 656S.
LARGE ROOM, semi-private bath; con-
epsn sSs to neT M,s sb. snd NeyS
ARtMnToHsins,s wss Topn ana vsss, ss,
Pentagonl. Phone CH. 2O62. -
room. neHs T. bsth. bsa shower; suitsbIs for
OF adults. Breakfast privilege.. CH. 444s.
ARLIN0TON-Well-fu l-furn. front rm,, con-
meets bath: refined naval of6cers desired.
Cow. Pentagon.Nayy Annex. ca. 1913.
ARI.. WA master studiQ bsdrm.,. 1st
a.. pvt. bath. large. elosst: NAyy of- Amy
omoef pRe4. 0us at door. C8. 1857.
Evening star., 1942-11-11
GUEST HOUSE.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

18th and Newton S.. NV.
Completely newly furnished. Income.
$3.50 per mo. Comp. information phone
AD 1000 IL
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MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE reasonable rates;
will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelman's Nov
Ing d STORAGE Co., Taylor 2937.
Evening star., 1942-11-11
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

music. country board for
children, pre-school age: every attention
Route ., Box 123-A. Culpeper, Va.
Evening star., 1942-11-11
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

UNFURNIsHED HOUSE, OR 4 BED
rooms; by Gov. oficial here permanently.
s g. aas Rseksa1 sHS fs 81 MHs sSo M eaRt sls t. g.
UNFURNIsHED 2-BEDRooM HOUSE OR
and and Dec. j i. Boz sa5.c. Star. is.
FURNISHED SMALL HOUSE, OR, APART
W1sr WsP IF ass
Hickman St. Rehoboth. Del.
GOVT EXECUTIVE. FORMER UNIV.
prof. will pay months rent in adv. for
sse'@ a.,: :"'sH Mr. Assii s:ss
UNFURN, HOUSE IN NV. NEAR GOOD
school: 2 or 3 bedrooms, with sarase.
ss sss snd sss daHshs 5 f1s5h hsS. " As ss ss
Chevy Chase section Pref. Box 324-c.
s-BEDRM HOUSE; AUTO: HEAT: NEAR
Heres or ps seetn sq
lease; rent. ss5 to s1oo. GEORGE MEEK.
uNFURN.. SMALL HOUSE Or APT..
sSans sOGthwsst sS.ms sscton Family OF adults
FURNISHED ACCOMMODATION WANT-
ed. family with one child. not over $3.50.
British Joint Stan Mission Executive 1S4o.
URGENTLY IN NEED OF a 5 OR s ROOM
cali MP THURsToN. DI. soso soa bet a.5:
DNFURNIsHED HOUSE OR APARTMENT,
at Least bedrooms Lying ropm r., kitchen td1
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED OR 4
bedroom house in Petworth Brightwood or
MURRAY. RE- RE. s4eo 1881 q % s. NV:
Evening star., 1942-11-11
LARGE, LOVELY
DETACHED HOME,
NEAR 18th AND KALMIA SITS.
1MMEDIATE POSSESSION

Large reception room, living room. din.
baths and large library: excellent furnish.
tngs; 2-caY huilt-in garage: beautiful land
sssped lot; $3.50 DER mo. call Mr.. Barrow.
Randall n. Hagner b Co., Inc,
1871 Conn. Ave. NV.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17

There is no anti~cp'lc nose
spray or mouth wash which VII
render your nasal SecreuonS and
droplets harmless II YOU nave a
cold So do not depend upon them
as soon as y0u get a cold
To "A certain extent You are
the guatdIan of the public
health. and YOU should set YOUR
self up as health officer 10
prevent giving your cold 10
other people IN the Office, IN the
home and IN the theater.
II has been sald that cvcry-
body is advised 70 60 20 bed
with a cold hu' The fact Is that
about go per cent Of cold suf-
fercrS go 10 The movies.
TO give up fDe MOVIES is m
other piece of self Denial that
YOU could use in order rs be a
good and patriotic cluIcn when
YOU have "A cold.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
Diff1HtS A& HAVA By
4 SeaueL 70 Marriage MeddIers

Sequel 10 Marriage NEEDLE
"He1l probably he thinking he
owes me an apology for draw
ing his breath by the time you
get through with him."
You're very fsttering, my
dear" ! told her laughing for
her foolery is irresistible. But
I fall far below your estimate
of me. However, I'll do my best,
and I'll get at II as soon as I've
reported TO my father about
NOels consent TO his plan.
Where will be apt TO hnd
stephen" ."
ITO parody the famous quip
81 the immortal Browning"
she said with burleSqued grsndll-
oQuence. last night or rather
early this morning, only God
and my respected paps-in-law
knew where he was parked. You
remember YOU turned him over
20 Papa Neritzen for safe keep
ing when Noel was running
amok."
which makes II a bit compll-
Gated" | told her. MY pro-
ccdure seems 10 he interviews
with first my father. second
Philip NeritZen. third stephen
Redfield - N l can find him"
WANTS ADVICE
"And you're thinking that
you'll have 10 park me some
where else for the duration"
she said That's all right by
me. hut I'd like your advice on
something"
Her voice was hesitan
troubled. and l promptly laic
every other care away 10 meet he
patent need.
"Of course, darling" said.
81 shall he very glad To help
YOU IL can"
"You can. all right" she said
"for YOU saw him last. What
I'd like 10 do would be TO 20
over TO our apartment and see
Noel. But II he's still digesting-
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
Quiz Answers

1t visited Chile. Peru, the
Samoan Islands and Aus
trala I'm 1889 II sailed into
the Antarctic Ocean and dis
covered the Antarctic con-
- tnent
- A red-lettcr day originally
designated one cf the chief
church festival days. lndi-
Gated on the calendar by q
red letter.
3-FalSc. Oak apples are apple
like gals on oak leavpS pro-
duCcd by certain galltieS
I Fancul Hall in Boston iS
known As the cradle o.
liberty -
5 Cranberry Indian turup and
potato. respectively.
6 Derivation of tho rame o.
each is attributed TO us color.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17

kerchief. or at least your hand,
in front of your nose and throat.
II YOU are having cold, YOU
had better provide yourself with
some gaule squares which YOU
can Use in tins way and burn
afterwards
We are advised all the time
during the cold season TO avoid
people with colds.
This is easier said than done
since all but about one-SiNtn of
the population have colds during
this season of the year.
THE burden Of prevention Of
cold, lies with the fellow
who has u
II he VIII employ the simple
measures which 90 with the use
'of the pocket handkerchief, lie
Will be able 10 prevent con-
b tamination of ithe atmosphere.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17

I PULLED my self together bS
the time Mary had finished hci
diatribe. and because Of my rciei
- her astonishing reaction 10 ms
effort 10 hrn hcr back 20 accord
ance with my father $ plan,
brought out suggestion which
guessed would ease one "a hcl
anNIciIcs
I'm not answering any OF
Your bizarre accusations, ! told
her smiling But now that
you've made your own deci-
sion"
"Oh, yeah" she w0ckcd I'm
amazed YOU weren't struck dumb
when YOU pulled that one"
MADGE OFFERS HELP
81 don't mind telling YOU that
7 really believe 'NP5dOne the
right thing. But, dearest girl
my voice changed 70 tenderness,
"please believe that under
stand fully what il has cost you,
and want 10 help YOU In any
way ! can.
"Ive been wondering. Don't
YOU think II might help N J see
Redheld before Nou do, and try
10 get him into less rescniful
mood. Of course not revealing
that I know anything Of the
\ scoring you gave him last
night >"
"Oh. YOU darling" She eN-
claimed. Remember not To get
me any Christmas or birthday
preSents for FIVE years. You've
Jumped 'em all just now.
"You can't imagine how I've
dreaded seeing steve" she went
on.
"Oh, Yes. I can. Mary" J told
her with sincerity and emphasis.
for l vas remembering uuplcaS-
ant experiences ot my own
"And II anybody in the world
can manage that baby, YOU can"
she went on CNiraNaCantlV
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-17
Connolly Answers
By Fran Striker
By Zane Grey

la Inventor; tb) natural
science, (c) editor Of mag
aZlne.
2-la) Ferdinand 90 Lessons,
tbl- Orville and Wilbur
Wright, tc) John Wilkes
Booth.
3-Ca) Charles; Cb) Tyrus; tcl
Samuel.
la New Yo,k City; lhl Chi
Cago; tc) Boston.
5-oa New London Coth Cb)J
Luzon Philippines, lcJ Bos-
ton Mas.
6-lal AgaDa: lbl san Juan?
ttl Mania
= 67l Dayton o.: fbl Belle
VILE. H.; tcl Luzon. Philip
pirpz