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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
EAST BUFFALO

UNsl - HOGS Receipts. i50 market.
steady Good and choice, Si4nI4t5
CATTLE Receipts so Good 10 choice.
Si3.75 "a l3 90. shortfed steers and heifers
Sll 40 so. few Canadian steers, Sl2 10
cows and bulls IS 70 soc lower: beef cows.
s. 5o1s cutter and common So. 75us 25 :
Gamer, IS % $40. sausage bulls. SiOH
10 50
CALVES None Nealcrs weak 20 soc
lower. good and choice Si5uI5 so. com
mon and medium. 50 aOulI
SHEEP-N None Good TO choice Si2 asa
II SO; spring lambs si4.5odl is: fat ewes
20 81 so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
CHICAGO tasu ,R.t<

CHICAGO, March "a GNSt WHEAT
Na.-2- red Si2z Mo- mixed, 81 "a
No. yellow hard STA
yellow. sius3ke: No. yellow, Tsa ~
~ nc: No. 5 yellow. T7h 7sLe. No ,
white. ssi1e
OATs-No mixed. 5she: No. white
sc; No. white, 5The; No white soc
sample grade white. SIC; No I mixed
heavy. 5sa4c; No, red sample hsavy
5oiIc. No 2 red sample heavy, 3s&e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Livestock Markets

CHICAGO March IS UNs) - HOGS -
steady hodovers. none; top. si3 So bulk
sl3 so q IS. rs; heavies, si3. % n 1918: me.
diums, sl3. so q 10 so lights. si3 4Og 1915
si2 7S4 10 so; pigs. sii T5yi2.5O.
CATTLE Receipts 100: steady. Calves
100; steady. Beef steers. choice si4nl5
N m Sl0Ml yearlings. Si0mi6
Butcher cattle heifers seTit 1850 cows
50. 3OI 1870. bulls. sea IL: calves S7u
Is, so: feeders, $sui2 so. stockers. steers
IS so " ID; cows and helfers. 81. so a IL
shEtr- heceIpts zoo9 steady lambs
50 rs n IS; ewes, s5ns. feeders. sl0u
II rs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
WINNIPEG GRAIN

WINNIPEG. March IS UNs WhtAt
closed unchanged today. oats unChanged
10 lse on; barley, NC Up 10 &c down
rye. &c TO &C up
wHEAT-Asy. TsL.e sold July soAc
bid
OATS May. o0be bid; July. soc bid
October. 4sisc. sold.
BARLEY May. AAc bid: July. 63Ae
sold October. s2re. sold
RYE--Aay Aae bid July. sshe bid
October, safe bid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Saginaw Markets

SAGINAW. March ~ tUPD --Today's
paying prices To growers for beans:
Pea beans, $40. light red Kidnsys
~ JO' dark red Kidneys. 81 so, yellow eyes
k6i {. X. C. light eranbsrriss, IS. C r. q.
dark eranberries 81 SO.
Wheat. sf.Osni.ii oats, So 5Sc. rye.
lOh I2e; six-roved barley 81 s7g as soy
so: corn. 1s1soc
These prices furnished BY nichlsas
Bean Company
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Unlisted Stocks

Approximate prices furnished by the
National Association OF Secuties Dealers,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
TOITnn CASH GRAIN

TOLEDO o. March - 'iNs} Cash
grain on track
WHEAT-No J red. 81 73ni 23h
CORN-No yellow, sSus5Ae, No. }
vsnoV 81 n s2c
oats No ! white. sss r5se No. ?
white. 57ts y sec
soYBEANs- No. 2 yellow 81 s31 | -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
A WEEK IN THE MARKET

NEW YORK March 2S.-The following table shows the
activity the New York Stock Exchange day week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
. Montreal Silver

MONTREAL March rs The silver mar.
ket closed steady with March IS so bid
unchanged No transactions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09
COLORFUL STAGE
MORE TOPICAL

If they are going 10 change the
grocery keepers daughter tshe
was the original Patsy into a
dude ranch owners offspring. il
would seem fairly easily TO inject
some topical material. At least
introduce one Of the characters as
a nice clean-cut boy in AZ.
Then. too. there is too much eX-
traneous matter which has abso-
tiutely nothing 10 do with the plot.
There is some kind OF intelligence
test being run off at the Country
Club, there is some kind Of Irish
gentleman who comes in and sings
Wearing OF the Grin" and is
never seen again. and a few other
items which certainly confused the
issue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09

GOOD AND GOODY, fancy
comedians, have returned 10 Club
IStevadora 10 amuse patrons Via
their usual funny chatter and
lknockabout antics. Successful in
their previous engagement here,
1.-THE pair have added a few new
ieemedy stSits- which are truly
funny.
Stanley and Macklin continue
the laugh theme, burleSquing ball
room dances and telling Jokes as
they caper through soft-shoe and
iloose- jointed dance steps.
Vocal honors are shared by
Jimmy Dale, romantic tenor who
has been held over, and cute
Ethel Shepherd. swlngstresS who
can certainly sell song.
The glamorouS Esther DeRoy
Glamour Girls don new costumes
TO step out in new routineS and
specially assignments are divided
between Evelyn Brock and Ann
Lee.
Beginning Monday. Lee Walters
and his able group Of musicians
will take over the bandstand.
CONGO - It's Information
please" here for = second week
where Larry Steel is producing,
mastering the ceremonies and
singing in his return engagement.
Nina May Mckinney is the
popular song star who takes top
billing with her special-material
torchanting. selling her songs
with the-Showmanship which won
her a H0trSn one of the first all
talking Nlms. The Nortons are a
tall and\ graceful ballroom duo,
featuring lifts and spins that are
smooth as silk, and Bobby and
Foster johnson stay on for still
Ianother week with novelty and
lchallenge tap routneS.
Baritone Lorenzo Robertson and
swingstress Viola jefferson share
vocal honorS. Miss jefferson is
lbubbling over with personality
which she injectS generously into
her arrangements.
Claudia Oliver leads the Congo
Girls in smart production rou-
times. and music for shows and
dancing is by Stack Walton,s Club
Congo orchestra.
TOPHAT CLUB - Billy JOY
tSatiriSt of the weaker sex. is the
headliner here, taking top posi-
ton in the new Collegiate Re-
lvue." His parodies are both
amusing and amazing and his
deceptive garb is good for many
laughs.
Other performers include Bobby
Johnson, ballet dancer; Johnny
Mangum, singer; Ralph Gilber
lacrobatic dancer; Frances Still
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09
LOuella Parsons
HOLLYWOOD GOSSIP

work before he leaves. I am very
proud Of what he did on the
blood bank"
FOR TWO days Thomas Loring
new director at Twentieth. pacec
the Fathers Hospital waiting room
awaiting the arrival Of his 5-pouno
son, Jimmy. And Papa Lorine
wasn't the only floor PAGER. In
fact. so much drama and comedy
took place among the agitated
fathers-to-be that some of il
seeped into Loring's subconscious
mind and when he was liable" he
decided 10 put il all into a movie
story titled. Fathers in Waiting.
The first draft was so amusing
that Bill GoetZ grabbed II right
away and then turned 1t back 10
Loring 10 script and direct.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09
A WONDERFUL PAIR

Here Is an entertaining and
tuneful show with plenty 10 keep
you amused. even if it won't put
you in the aISleS.
Miss Stone is as pert and pretty
as ever and 10 watch her dance
with her nimble husband is an alb
S0lute JOY. They compliment each
Other in a manner seldom found
in leading ladies and their leading
men,
Harry Antrum Is fine the
father and Dean Norton makes a
daShing playboy. Helen Raymond
does the mother In the early Shu-
bert style and a Miss Louise kirt-
land proved a pretty disappointing
sister for any one 10 have. She S
supposed 10 be bad character.
but al least she could have a
GOOD voice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09
NeW Program
Starts TOday
At TeIeneUs

THE ANDREANOF ISLANDS.
closest point to the troublesome
Nipponese base of Kiska on the
Aleutian chain, becomes the latest
scene of the new American offen-
Sive. First pictures of this latest
American move, feature of the
new program at the Downtown
and Norwood Telenews theaters.
Raj films prove the vast damage
to Nazi war plants. Other British
war films show the United Nation
troops "mopping up" the strategic
island of Madagascar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09

HOLLYWOOD. OCt. q News 70
me that Helmut Dantine, who
played the Nazi flier captured ir
the kitchen in Mrs. Miniver.' Is
married 10 Gwen Anderson, who Is
such a hit in New York in jamie.
So maybe II is TO you. too. Any
way. Helmut is doing Just as vel
for himself in Hollywood as his
youthful-appearing bride is in New
York.
Warmers. who have had him
under contract ever since his
"Miniver" stint, think so much OF
him they are giving him his movie
assignments by twoS.
Now, after appearing in Casa
blanca and Edge of Darkness,
Dantinf duets again IN Devotion
and Mission to Moscow" What a
background OF adventure he has
had in his personal life. He was in
a concentration camp for three
months after the Germans stole
his native Austria before relatives
got him out and 10 America.
MARTHA SCOTT Is packed,
bag and baggage; to leave Tues
daX for New York. She goes into
rehearsal in "The Willow and l."
"A play written by John Patrick,
now an ambulance driver I'm the
medical corps. I talked with
Martha today and she tells me
she is taking her baby.
Her husband. Carlton AlsOp,
who did such magnificent job
i'm organizing the blood bank
here. goes with her TO produce
"Abie's Irish Rose" on the air.
Carlton and / don't want tn
he separated" she said, "and
because he will be going into
active service soon, he wants to
60 back into his own line Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09
Jack Pickering
Here
ant
Now

II you'll remember not to stare
or faint, but just be friendly,
in you can come along TO the
Show.
We're going down and meet
the bearded lady. the India rub
Der man. and Sealo, the boy who
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09

In other words, don't feel
sorry for them. because. hon.
estly. there is no need TO. They
enjoy life. Indeed. they do. Take
Christine. the Crocodile Girl.
She's happy. She has a quick.
friendly smile. In fact III defy
YOU 10 find Sweeter smile than
the Crocodile Girls. OFF the
stage. she spends her m on ey
buying nice clothes and cXpcn-
sive wigs. And her hobby is
sewing,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09

hippers
Ii stea d of
arms.
The every
day word for
liz is fire a k
s how" b u [
that word is
one they do
n OF k G q.
Call us cur
|ious people
or oddities of
nature bu [
n OF freaks,
they say. IF
you want TO
say, Look at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09
Musical
Opens at
Wilson
By CHARLES GENTRY

WE'RE NOT much OF a party
goer but we have attended social
functions which have had a bit
more zest to them than THE Life
of the Party" 10 which we were
Invited at the Wilson Theater last
might.
Everybody had a good time be-
cause they came 10 have one and
nothing short of a murder in the
first act was going 10 stop them,
but this musical version of the old
farce The Patsy hasn't quite
the pep and pace that a top-fiight
musical comedy must have.
Producer Duffy has been ex-
tremely fortunate in securing the
services of Dorothy Stone and
Charles Collins for the leading
roles. because these delightful
people carry heavy load.
Principal charms, apart from
those of Miss Stone and Mr.. Col
Inns, lie in the musical score.
which is a splendid one. One Of
the songs. "One Robin Doesn't
Make a Spring" is thing of en-
chanting beauty and mo Olive In
My Martini" is worthy of Cole
Porter for clever lyrics,
COLORFUL STAGE
It's dressed colorfulIy and every
thing would be just sliced Napo-
leon for US. If the book were a lit
tie more up-to-date. There is one
alluSion 20 sugar shortage, but
outside of that the action and dia-
log might have taken place during
the SpaniSh-American War.
When the heroine confesseS
early in the game that she wants
10 attract men and has bought a
book OF Witty Sayings, we knew
right then where the script came
from.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09

Frances Murphy. the Gorilla
Girl, 10 named because she not
- has q luNuriant beard, but
bvered generally with dOwny
fur. stops 10 talk 10 the HALF
Girl. wee Frieda Pushnik. who
was born without arms or legs.
Gorilla Girl" indeed. Frances
passes the time talking TO
Frieda about the book she II
reading. Just now. between
shows, the Gorilla Girl Is read
ing "Tbe Sun Il My UndOing."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09
NEEDS REHEARSAL

The show should move faster
but obviously more rehearsal will
correct this as well as the chorus
.routincs which don't have TO be
original If they can be run of
more smoothly
BY pointing out these weaknesses
we don't. in any way, mean 10 dis
courage Mr.. Duffy and his col
leagues from a very worthy under
taking. Washington having shaken
its head over theatrical transporta-
ton, it's wonderful 10 know that
the Middle Yves. can produce its
own musical comedy and not sit
around begging for crumbs from
the Broadway table.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09

Imanship and delivery improve
daily to match her fine voice, still
heads the entertainment lineup.
Roy Swartz, on the piano, and
Earl Beaudrie on the noyachord.
keep her company and accompany
her tunes. Offering special ar
rangements of popular songs be-
tween Del'S solos.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-09
Night Club NeWs

man. Mae Vests double. and
Billy Hayes. operate singer
BRASS RAIL - Del Parker,
WinSome SnnPstreSS whose show
Evening star., 1942-01-10
ROOMS WANTED.

IN WOODBRIDGE. by refined widow. large
unfurn. room, in house with middle-ag ged
couple: privilege of Ink. or use Of
kitchen. HOBART 7760.
MIDDLE-AGED MAN wants furnished
room. preferably. owner's home; modern
convenlenceS; phone; walking distance
Navy Yard. Hillcrest would be suitable
References. Box 433-L Star IL
GOVT EMPLOYE. LADY. with small we'll
trained dog; room or Ink. accom-; conv.
exp. bus; state price. Box 4S0-L. Star. IL
OFFICE MAN wishes furnished room. pri-
Vate home, Northwest section. Give price
and particulars. Box 419-L Star H.
PROFESSIONAL GENTLEMAN. Govern
ment engineer. desires nicely furnished
room In NV. section Box 4a7-L Star.
GOVT. EMPLOYE. YOUNG LADY, desires
single furnished room with privileges: NV.
close in Box 4Sl-I. Star liz
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e2o4 R ST. NE.-Basement N room in re-
nned. private home, 81 week: reference;
grill privileges AT SolO
Evening star., 1942-01-10
A LOVELY PLACE TO LIVE,

SSA Vl6ANG Nhl OnC 10 n rNlEND
3-acre tract, fenced. near Confessional
Country Club, wide rolling lawns, plenty
OF room for gardens. poultry. fruit trees.
rooms, = baths, den with toilet and lava
tory; 2-car garage with second floor
burner
FOR QUICK SALE REDUCED TO Sl1.a5O
Phone Woodley 1900 tor appointment to
inspect. Evenings call Mr. Matson, Wis
conSIn 11l5.
EDW. H. JONES L. CO., INC.
Evening star., 1942-01-10
GREEN ACRES.

and bedroom homes Just completed:
air cond.. auto heat; $3.50. To inspect:
Drive out Wis. ave. TO River rd.. left TO
property.
AN ALBERT ". WALKER COMMUNITY.
Wisconsin 6G3o Oliver 324O
Evening star., 1942-01-10
HOUSES FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-I0 ROOMS. 3 BATHS, AMI;
beautiful home, centrally located: oil heat,
garage. 44n1 10th st. NV
ATTRACTIvELY FURNISHED 4-BEDROoM
house, desirable location; $3.50 month.
Inquire Hobart 6565. Ext. AL.
NEW HOUSE, q ROOMS. RECENTLY FUR
nishef as home offered for rental Sl50
per mo. Location Silver Spring. North
32l4 or Box 3Ol- &C, Star.
BARNABY WOODS, CH. CHI. D. COM
pletely furn. new home, :, bedrms, PA
baths. den. maids room; Sl75. EN-. 6S31.
ALEXANDRIA - BEAUTIFULLY FUR
nished. restored home, bedrooms. 4
baths. servants quarters: excellent con-
dition: automatic heat; reasonable. Box
425-L. Star. H.
TAKOMA PARK. MD. VICINITY OF WAL
ter Reed bedrooms, baths maids
room: garage: no linens or silver: Sl25
month. incl. gas. electricity. Sligo 1855.
GROOM BUNGALOW. OIL HEAT. $50
flga
Evening star., 1942-01-10
APARTMENTS UNFURklSHED.

DUPLEX APT, 500 PEABODY ST. NV
2 bedrms.. iv.,. dinette, kit, porch; expr.
bus. perm. adults, gentiles; gas heat.
Apply 51a Peabody st. NV.
1919 TAYLOR ST. NV ROOMS AND
kitchen; all utilities included. Taylor
UPPER CONN AVE
Foyer. liv. rm., bedrm., kit. pantry.
bath; adults only; S47.5O. RA. 1882.
BEAUTIFUL NEW APT.-$69. so.
ELEVATOR AND SWITCHBOARD.
Living rm., jr. dining rm.. corner kit,
bright bedrm., bath; utilities incl.
SEE MRS HYATT. 1901 14th ST. NV.
NEW EXCLUSIVE APT.
THE WINCHESTER LUZON
660l 14th st. N.W.-Corner Whittier.
main Lobby on Luzon Ave)
large rooms S79.50
large rooms ---.----- 500 80 up
Living rooms. 12x2l (some l4x3O). jr.
dining rooms, bright bedrooms to 5
closets you can walk into.
UTILITIES INCLUDED IN RENT.
Switchboard and Elevator Service.
MR.. HYATT-Resident Manager.
Evening star., 1942-01-10

/ TO MONTHS FROM FEB lst-FUR-
nished / DOM. kitchen, bath. or l room,
private bl h, by young employed couple.
Hobart 2Ci6.
furnished; 2 mos. Phone North 65S2.
ARMY AID NAVAL OFFICERS DESIRE .
or 3-roon furn. apt. with pvt. bath. NV.
or near oIwntown. Box 39-C, Star
Evening star., 1942-01-10
R. A. HUMPHREYS,

INSPECT SUNDAY / TO S.
1929 South Chelsea lane Bethesda. Md.
Modern 1-room brick home in attractive
wooded section near new Naval Hospital.
. bedrooms on first floor . ON second floor,
large living room automatic heat. garage.
Sa.95O. Go through Bethesda out Wis
consin ave, turn right in Newbold de-
velopment. E. M. FRY, INC, 6S40 Wis
consin ave WI H14O
Evening star., 1942-01-10
CLOSE-IN LOCATION

CHEVY CHASE. ID. C.-S12. 500
In excellent condition. semi-detached
brick, 3 bedrooms. > baths. exceptionally
fine paneled daylight room suitable for
bedroom, library or recreation room.
Garage. Oil burner. blocks from bus
To Inspect Phone Woodley 1900.
EDW H. JONES & CO. INC.
Evening star., 1942-01-10

SINGLE AND DOUBLES, warm, bright and
elean use of living rm. and kltcnen. eooo
Evening star., 1942-01-10
UNUSUAL, VALUE.

6I29 BROAD BRANCH RID. NV.
On large wooded lot, exclusive section
Chevy Chase, D. c., modern home; first
floor. large living room, dining room.
breakfast room, kitchen. breakfast nook.
washroom md floor. 4 large bedrooms.
. baths; storage attic: below stairs.
paneled recreation room, built-in bar.
maid S room. bath automatic oil heat ga
Q561
Evening star., 1942-01-10

Semi-detached brick near 4th and r !.
ave ne: } large rooms, tile bath auto.
heat, porches garage. etc: excellent con-
dition. Only $3.50 on terms
Leo NJ. Bernstein & Co. ME. $500.
Evening star., 1942-01-10
HOUSES FOR SALE.

$3.50 - DETACHED BRICK, PRACTI-
caliy new. Cape Coo. 6 rooms. bath On-
eludes lst-f1oor bedroom. hot-water heat,
large lot; near 22nd and r l. ave ne.
Call MI; F1llipo,. with REALTY ASSOCl-
Evening star., 1942-01-10
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

5005 18th ST. n. Arl.. Vs.-Master bed
rm. with twin beds, in modern home, y
blks from 10c bus. Unlim phone. Oil
heat Phone Chestnut 1927
Evening star., 1942-01-10
$500 DOWN.
1923 18th ST NV.

1st-commercial 3-story brick. l3 rooms.
bath and lavatory. hot-water heat. cleo
tricity. Redecorated and in perfect condI-
ton throughout. Instantaneous water
heater Room for three cars in rear.
Ready for immediate occupancy. Ideal room
ing house Open Sunday Price. S11 500.
H. H CARTER. 6l:} 18th St. NV.
A32Q
Evening star., 1942-01-10
ROOMS UNFURkIsHED.

RENT TO COUPLE. best Northwest sec
ton; large living-bedroom. private bath.
private entrance fireplace: no parking
trouble. Call Emerson 1898 between 10
and 3 Sunday IL
Evening star., 1942-01-10

MICHIGAN PARK, near Catholic u
Double room. private bath; Also double
H.. tt1-i1n hndS
Evening star., 1942-01-10
list OPENING.

Something different. beautiful. dis
tinctive building, completely redecorated:
brand-new furniture: running water in
every room; Venetian blinds: walking dis
tance to downtown: singles. doubles, triples.
1927 10th ST NV
Evening star., 1942-01-10
So 500.
4 BEDROOMS BATHS

Belhesda, Md.-Modern 1-rOOm, 2-ba n
home in attractive wooded section on lot
90x145. Trees. flowers and shrubs: full
basement: automatic heat garage, porch
across front: "a block TO bus line. Call f
NJ. FRY, INC. 6S40 Wisconsin ave. WI.
Evening star., 1942-01-10
BRADLEY WOODS

This center-hall Colonial home. less than
a year Old porch across entire front. COL
umns TO roof, situated on a beautiful
corner wooded lot. is an outstanding buy
There is spacious living room with fire.
place dining room. kitchen, lift. paneled
den and 3 large bedrooms, with . com
plete baths, end floor Price under
$4,000 for immediate sale.
GRAHAM-HALL WI 3o5O
Evening star., 1942-01-10

3611 Goth ST. NE-Large room. twin
beds; ami; cont. h.w. Phone NO 6561.
Evening star., 1942-01-10
729 18th 81
$3.50.
S6,5OO-VACANT.

BUNGALOW. brick. 5 rooms e bedrms.),
all modern improvements; years old:
blocks 10 d. c. line and city transporta
ton, 4845 Bayard blvd, Md. WI, 1865.
Evening star., 1942-01-10

LARGE ROOM in new, detached home;
newly furnished; beautiful suburbs; excel
unlim. phone: meals optional. Apply at
2QO3 10Th ST ne
Evening star., 1942-01-10
BETHESDA MD

rooms, large side porch. garage. lot 6Oxl sos
automatic h.-wh., all-electric kitchen;
terms arranged to suit purchaser.
L. G. WHITE, REAL ESTATE,
WI. 1000. Ewes, WI 4o43 .
Evening star., 1942-01-10
BEAUTIFUL WOODEDIOT

To the discriminating purchaser looking
for 4-bedroom house with 3 complete
baths. maids room with bath porch. built
IN garage. large living room with fireplace
spacious dining room with built-in China
cabinets. modern kitchen with de luxe
with over 1000 square feet of ground We
urge your immediate inspection The
price Is right. the house Is new finished
and ready to move in. Located in exclusive
Bradley blvd. section. Phone
GRAHAM-HALI, WI 3o5O
Evening star., 1942-01-10
$4,750.

Bungalow newly decorated, 5 rooms and
bath. full basement, nice yard; $500 down,
balance like rent. WI 27I1.
Mr.. Both AND EAST CAPrrOL-SEMI-
detached brick, rms bath. gas air
conditioned: about IA mos. old storm
windows: yard fenced deep lot to alley.
Fairmont SITS. NV. 10 rms. baths: oil
hot-wster heat: income, S125 mo. Owner
Evening star., 1942-01-10
MAKE OFFER.

We have 3-bedroom home in Bethesda.
owned by people Unexpectedly transferred.
They state they Will accept any res sonable
offer. The house is brick, less than 2
years old, good lot conv location, and
ought TO sell for close 10 $4,000. Call
US for appointment. Mr.. Smith. ALLIED
REAIIy CORP WI Ek4n
Evening star., 1942-01-10

DOUBLE ROOM for > gentlemen; reason
able price; private Jewish family; centrally
located Hobart 9S5l.
Evening star., 1942-01-10
ROOMS FURNISHED.

FOR DISCRIMINATING GENTLEMEN.
service. distinctive neighborhood. one block
TRANSFORMATION. Comfortably furnished front
ers: one. S35: two. $50. Tel. ia. 61O5.
Evening star., 1942-01-10

500 LAMONT ST NW-Attractive double
room, Government women preferred: with
French family from New Hampshire.
Evening star., 1942-01-10

WOODBRIDGE. 1881 Varnum ST. n.e,-Larse
single front room. nicely furn.; conV.
la6y only HO Do0
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TWIN BED RM. newly furnished. plenty
heat, hot water: $50 per month. war
feld Q1nH
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1856 UPSAL ST. Sc.

NEW BRICK sEMI-DETACHED 6 ROOMS,
BATHS. AIR-CONDITIONED HEAT
ALL IMPROVEMENTS. ONLY $500 DOWN
AND MOVE IN. BEST BUY IN WASH
INGTON
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CAPITOL HILL.

CORNER, NEAR LINCOLN PARK.
An imposing center-hall-planned corner
brick. overlooking the intersection Of Tenn.
ave: contains eight large rooms. bath hot
water heat loil burner; an excellent loca-
ment Is very adaptable to his needs: price.
$3.50. Eve. or sun. phone Georgia 9012.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
100 18th ct Rfaltor. MA. O153
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: NORRIS DR., College View. off Viers
Mill rd., near Wheaton Md Newly fur
nished rm. new home, frSt floor: ad-
joining bath. garage So single SS double.
Gentlemen Dreferred
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500 UNDERWOOD ST W-sineIe room
in new private home; on bus line; $50.
Ia 2QOO
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45OS l4th ST NW-Large. newly furn.
double rm., next TO shower-bath: two gen.
tile girls; uni. phone. IA. 6227.
7sl KENTUCKY AVE. S.E.-Warm, COM
Portable room, next bath, private home;
conv. transp.; gentlemen. Al. Will
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SPACIOUS FRONT ROOM next TO bath,
nicely furnished: gentleman preferred;
several others. Inquire 1869 Park I'd. n w.