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Detroit evening times., 1942-07-21
$4,000 Women
To Be Po|Ied for
War Jobs 10
City Survey Planned
to Build Up Reserve
Of 10000 Workers

Six hundred and fifty thousand
women between Is and As years
of age will receive questionnaires
on August 10, asking if they are
willing 10 accept work in Detroit
area war plants. The question
naire will be the means Of gather
ing a reservoir of 10000 bv No
vember to augment the manpower
needed to keep production at top
speed.
Among the questions TO be an
swered and returned during the
week Of August 10 are:
"Are. you working for wages
now?
"Are you available for work,
full or part time?
"If you accept work, will out
side care be required for your
children?
Number of children under 2;
number under IL and number
over Is.
"Check the type of work you
would accept: Clerical, factory,
professional, sales, service"
"What is your present occupa-
tion:
"List specific skilIs or
training"
SKILL NOT NECESSARY
The QUESTIONABLE points out
that lack of special skill or train
ing is no bar TO getting war work.
Plans are being laid TO provide
nursery schools to release women
with children for work.
In announcing plans for polling
all the women in this area, Ernest
c. Kanzler, regional director of the
War Production Board, stated the
Detroit program may be adopted
through the entire country. He
pointed out labor shortages are ex-
pected by early fall and the $4,000
women will be merely a standby
supply VIII en- male workers get
scarce.
'It Is quite obvious" said
KanZler, that something will
have to be done In Detroit to
stimulate the number of women
workers In the plants. To bring
women into the labor market,
we decided to find out the poten-
tial supply by means of these
questionnaires."
WILL BE CLASSIFIED
Registration cards carry the
return address of the USES Cen
trail Placement Office. 112 East
Jefferson avenue. AS the cards are
returned, they will be classified by
USES puch in the manner of the
selective\service occupational ques-
tionnaires, according 10 the regis
trant'S availability, experience and
potential capacity for war work.
AS all employable male workers
are used up by the war plants, APP
plicants will be called in for inter-
views by USES.
AS an agency Of the war man.
power commission, USES will serve
as clearing house for the orderly
placement of available woman.
power in war industries. Manufac-
turers with labor supply problems
will be in position TO contact
/ USES, which in turn will dip into
its pool of registered women and
recommend them, after interviews
to personnel directors of the wal
plants.
An important phase of the regis
tration will be the possibility OF
assignment of women according 10
the location of their homes. Every
attempt will be made by USES,
using addresses contained on the
registration cards, to find work in
plants located near each woman S
residence.
"Your Own Horoscope" by
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-21
War Show
Unit Pitches
Tents Here

Nearly 1000 members Of an
army task force, with all its
mechanical might. were in Detroit
today, setting up a camp in a
42-acre area in the northwest part
of the city.
There the force will await the
of the army war show in
the University Of Detroit Stadium
next Saturday.
The bivouac area is bounded by
Meyers road and Wyoming, That
cher and Santa Clara avenues. 1t
is open for public inspection every
afternoon from 2 TO A p. m.
The show will be a dramatizas
ton of an actual combat situation
enacted by men in the task force,
which soon expects to meet the
enemy on the battlefront. Al.
though the men who take part are
now in training they are prepared
to move out of their bivouac on
a half-hour's notice to any war
zone.
Proceeds will go to the Army
Emergency Fund.
Various exhibits of chemical war
fare activities, ordnance weapons.
food, clothing and vehicles also
will be set up on the campus near
the stadium.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-21
Issue Warrants
For 13 Strikers
In Tieup Of DSR
3 Charged With Taking
Bus From Driver. 10
With MoIestine Worker

Warrants charging 13 DSR
strikers with misdemeanors were
issued today by Prosecutor Will
liam E. Bowling. All were 10 be
arraigned later before Recorders
Judge Donald Van Zile.
Ten of the men were charged
with interfering with DSR opera
ton last Friday during the 16-hour
wildcat transit strike. Specifically.
the charge. punishable by 80 days
imprisonment. is "molesting and
disturbing a laborer in the peace
ful pursuit of his avocation."
The charge stemmed from the
mems alleged efforts TO halt buses
and unload DSR drivers and their
passengers.
FACE YEAR IN PRISON
Three others were charged with
taking a DSR bus from its driver.
They face maximum OF one year
In prison of convicted.
Held on the first count are
Maurice Oulette. "a, of 20423l
Cameronsavenue; Frank Meray,I
25, of 1925 Riopelle avenue;
Pames Calhoun. "a, of 1851 Pin
gree avenue: Michael Baluk, II,
OF. 8l26 Woodlawn avenue; Jack
Ashman. 26. of 2240 Taylor aveAI
nue.: John Caizza. 80. of 1927 Nc,
Clellan avenue: Harry Galloway.
%, Of 5l6 Kitchener avenue; Rich
ard Miller, rs. of 35l7 Baldwin
avenue: Phil Thomas. "a. Of 1876
East Garfield avenue. and Nelson
Mlfflen. 26, of 5502 Canton avenue.
ILLEGAL SEIZURE
Charged with "unlawfully TAX
ing and using vehicles belonging
10 another" are George L. Steven
son. 26. of 26ll Hunt street: Aldo
Fiorani, 20, of 1889 Caldwell
avenue, and Leo Ried, %, of 1925
Gallhager avenue.
Detective Lieut.. Andrew O'Dayl
Of the special investigation squad
'ildl kGu tlldl NIlt lilO lilduC a
driver get out OF his bus at Man.
chester avenue and John r. street,
and when he went 10 inquire by
telephone whether there was ac-
tually a strike in progress. turned
the bus around. They drove III
back up John r. street, forcing
the passengers 10 get out at the
streets where they boarded it,
O'Day said.
No evidence OF subversive ac-I
tivities has yet been uncovered,
Bowling added.
TRIAL BOARD PREPARES
Meantime the DSR trial board
was preparing for a food OF ap-.
peals that were almost certain TO.
arise from the dismissal Of 3l0l
regular employees as a result of
the walkOut
Meeting Thursday at 10 a. m.
the board will hear the reasons OF
the workers for not reporting
Many have claimed they were not
in sympathy with the strike. but.
were kept from their jobs by
threats.
For 1lS probationers. also or
dcred fired by the DSR commits
sion yesterday. no appeal is pos
Sible.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-21
.Kyser Bond Sale.
Reaches S55,000.

Uncle Sam today had $4,000
more for bombs and bullets fol~
lowing the second war bond rally
headed by Bandmaster Kay kyser.
this time under sponsorship OF the
New Center retail merchants vice
tory committee.
Thousands of persons jammed
the lot next to the Fisher Build.
ing to hear Kyser's orchestra ana
witness a 15-minute nation-wid9
radio broadcast over station WIN
Speakers were Gov. Murray D
Van Wagner; Dick LeClar, Wyans
dotte youth wounded AZ times az
Pearl Harbor; Louis G. Gombasys
recipient of the Navy Cross for
valor, and Kyser himself.
For the best advertisement in
Detroit in the campaign to sell
war bonds, Otto Kern, presidents
of the Ernst Kern Company, was
presented with an award signed
by Henry Morgenthau Jr., secre-
tary of the treasury.
In announcing total sales Tor
the rally, Thad Demery. chairman
of the merchants group, said that
bonds ranging from SIS to $500
were sold.
Kyser's first appearance in Cad
lilac Square on Friday netted
'S266. 500.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-21
a Charged
WithAttock
On Officer

Charged with assaulting a
policeman. two men and their
wives were held under $500 bond
each today by Recorders Judge
John p. Scallen for trial on
charges of resisting an officer.
Prisoners were James Rudd OF
1926 Northwestern avenue, and
his wife, Margaret. and Car
Langley of 2044 Virginia Park
avenue, and his wife, Lois.
Sgt. Justin Driscoll of Schaefer
station, said he stopped them after
a 70-mile-an-hour chase and they
Immediately gave battle. Both he
and Langley ended in Receiving
Hospital. Sergeant Driscoll denied
any responsibility for a broken arm
suffered by Mrs. Langley in the
melee.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-21
STUDY CRASH PROCEDURE

They also study crash procedure,
and their CAP manual is so good
the Civil Aeronautics Authority
has taken il over. They drill every
Friday night at Hartung Airport,
taking the squads right and squads
left army training of foot troops
without arms.
Squadron commander is Mrs.
John S. Hammond Jr.. 20 Cam
bridge road. Crosse Pointe.
She is an attractive blonde from
Wellesley and the University of
Michigan and mother of three
small children.
Her husband Is also a member
of the CAP, at present on a task
force patrol, location a military
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-21
Bolivian Officials Visit
Detroit War Plants

A party of Bolivian officials
this country had a first
hand idea today of Detroit's vast
war industry following a tour OF
several plants including Ford
River Rouge, Willow Run and
Hudson Naval Ordnance.
The visitors included DR.. Joa-
quin Espada, minister of finance
Albert Crespo, minister of ma.
tional economy; General Davic
Toro, former president, and Luis
Gerando Gauchalla, Bolivian am.
bassador to the United States
Escorting them were Lieut.. Gov
Frank Murphy and Lieut.. Col
Harold A. Furlong, administrator
of the State Defense Council.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-21
Canada Permits
u. 5. Trucks TO
Cross Ontario \
Long Controversy
Ends; Movement of
War Materials Speeded

An order permitting American
trucks 10 speed transportation OF
war goods from here to eastern
ports by going directly across On
tario was announced today by
Colin Gibson, Canadian revenue
minister.
The announcement ended q
three-year controversy over the
refusal of Canada to permit Mich
igan motor carriers from hauling
freight from Detroit and Port
Huron across Ontario to Buffalo
"Thls action by the Canadian
government is splendid oppOr-
tunity for American motor car
riers to improve the service
which they have been rendering
in transporting war materials"
said John Bridge. local trucking
official and assistant director of
the office Of Defense TranSpor-
tation.
Don B. Smith, manager Of the
Michigan Trucking Association
said he expected about II motor
freight companies to begin opera.
tion on Canadian routes by August
/. The order requires that trucks
be bonded.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-21
. ono tO fue uedrs

-. one 10 nee gears -.
Mrs. Lucille Kahler, disorderly
house operator, today was sem
fenced TO one TO five years in
prison by Circuit Judge Earl c.
Pugsley for conspiracy to obstruct
justice in connection with the
county vice conspiracy case.
Mrs. Kahler's mother, Mrs.
Minnie Stinson, is now in prison
on vice charge lodged at Battle
Creek. police said.
Judge Pugsley told Mrs. Kahler
he had considered leniency until
he learned she was convicted of
lettering in a disorderly house in
Port Huron, last May 2, while
awaiting trial on the Wayne
County charge TO which she
pleaded guilty in June. She said
she was just there collecting
rent"
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-21

Three Comic Pages every day
In Daily Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-21
Ferguson Race
ok dby Rushton
Time. star Correspondent

LANSING. July 21.-Atty. Gen,
Herbert J. Rushton is writing a
formal opinion contending that
Circuit Judge Homer Ferguson can
legally run for the United States
Senate without resigning from the
bench. il was learned today.
Rushtons chief assistant. J. F
Shepard. disclosed that Rushton
was writing the opinion and that
there is no question about the
legality OF Fergusons candidacy"
Ferguson's right 10 seek a seat
in the Senate was challenged re-
Gently by Elton r. Eaton. Plymouth
publisher. who also seeks senator
ial nomination on the Republican
ticket.
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Detroit evening times., 1942-07-21
GIVES DRILL COURSE

Arthur Boyer OF the CAP is CIV
ing them their drill course.
They can now make a snappy
salute, they know how 10 approach
army officers and they know they
can take it. Any girl who can drill
with the thermometer at 81 has
what Uncle Sam wants.
In 1928 there's no worrying
about that finger wave or the lip
stick. and a lot of them in peace or
war times are called glamour girls.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-21
: They Fly Anything
Detroit's CAP Girls Forget Lipstck Glamour,
Concentrate on Helping Uncle Sam-and They Do
BY VERA BROWN

hard at their meteorology and
navigation while hurrying up their
flying hours.
There is one airplane and engine
mechanic registered with them,
She is Lillian Cory. 26266 Student
road, Redford Township. 1t is a
two-year course she is taking
while working at Willow Run, one
of the few feminine A and + me-
.chanics in the country.
Agnes Carter of so Josephine
avenue, a former American Air
Line hostess and registered nurse,
is another girl flying with 1928
Many of the squadron are study
ing 10 be observers. One of them
is Mrs. Henry Hubbard. 81 Mus
coca avenue, the commanders OBJ
server.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-21

"Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, Is one of many
famous features in The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-21
(See picture on Poss 24l

Detroits all-woman section of
the Civilian Air Patrol is the larg-
est feminine contingent of flying
home guard in the United States.
And they are in real earnest
about their work. They go TO
school three nights a week and
drill for hours. They fly as many
hours a week as they can. Off
cially the army knows the unit
as No. 1928.
They're taking the war depart
ment course on the physiological
aspects of flying from DR.. Ruth
Mcclure. They have another
course in ground crew operations,
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-21
SERIOUS ABOUT WORK

Said Commander Hammond:
THE girls are very serious
about their work. We've Just
finished our crash procedure
course-you know In that speed
Is the most important factor.
well directed speed. Only when
things work smoothly and eff
GENTLY can we get well directed
speed and we're divided up into
sections, those especially trained
In fire fighting, first aid and all
that.
I'VE fly anything we can get
to fly. and more than half of
our girls are licensed pilots. The
rolls are increasing each week as
the girls go out of the student
class into the licensed class"
Newest fledgling is Samm,
Chaplin. 20, the lovely daughter o
Mrs. Roy D. Chapin. a57 LAX,
Shore drive. Crosse Pointe. She!
a Smith College girl who adore.
flying. and soloed last week.
The girls hope TO do useful work
for the army when they are called
upon for active duty. They work
Evening star., 1942-02-26
HOUSES FOR SALE.

HOUSES FOR SALE.
SAL SALE 81 owMER eRM sEM5RTNGA SEo
garage. Immediate occupancy. No; 8
Hamilton ST., Cottage City. Md. WA. 1914.
NEAR TRINITY COLLEGE. OWNER
transferred to Arizona for health. wishes
to sell siX-room brick home: automatic
CAN North 4ses.
ARL.-6 LARGE ROOMS. DETACHED q
bath brick; center ent:. nrst-n. bedroom,
So Hh .ns Tef ssel es On sa
s10.60O-CQNvENENT SILVER SPRING
lavstory, large lot; quiet restricted resi-:
sss'il ;ifs'on RzY SPHs9al sRsSIish sRa
a BEAUTIFUL. HOME WITH. A STEP
down liv. rm. 14x2s, master bedrm. 14x2S.
eo1. Tss Toos bsths ss second aoof
noor, oil burner. trees: DELIGHTFUL place
Tor PaI15sulST Wo f.%iS; anS uSl, Sf1Soo a0S
Conn. W. ''O0 N ' w
THREE NEW BRICK HOUSES IN CON
venient Sc: six rooms, beautiful tile bath.
paneled recreation room, gas air-condi-
sa5o sna $685. 1!ss 6n n9Fsh Terms. es
Mr.; N 4, WOODWARD 40. 74s7 or DI. sa4o'
OWNER TRANSFERRED, MUST BE SOLD;
$3.50; Corner brick; Q months old. 8
bath Auto heat. Terms. Ma. 1878.
baths. fun basement. hot-water heat; 5000
R9ss . 1913 st. ca aT rSsaa Ssass AD c
s1o,e60. PRACTICALLY NEW DETACHED
stone-and-brick home containing bed
nr.l. oii heat. Screened porch; splendid con.
denssly wooded acre tract; only . few
eomsrs county unity MS Nan osn:i essina e. .oFd
s rare & Mr soo 70 buy Nth n s
9 months old, 8 rooms bath: buils-in
kssGR issfsIa sEss sso is SREps Or p md ss4 g.. MR.
AP4setiesIiy A new Some Of b.drms rms AN AN
Xs.thsTs VI sTas ssTTassssriDDsd; D isrss yard; s4'SSo.
WOODBRIDGE. Q SMALL FRAME HOUSES
saa sSler 5000 200 @ eah owNER % 00 s1ss
cLEvEIANn. { d.o PARE AZ S7se MAcoMs n.S H s1o ST
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK BEDRMs, 2
schools, stores. Call MR.. TABB. WO. 1857
with Thos. L. Phillips).
NEAR c. q. AND TRINITY COLLEGE
VIII, eiec.. double inclosed rear porches
built-in garage, deep lot etc. New condi-
tion, Price. S6,95O, on terms. Vacant. Z. A.
GARVEY. DI. 450S. Eve. and SUM-. GE
II ROOMS, BATHS, 210O BLOCK r 81.
NV. including furniture; bargain; S12. 800.
POSITIVELY A BARGANLe ROOMS, 2
baths. 4 bedrms., private apartment; brick.
oil heat; good NV. sec. Price, $3.50.
Act quickly. CLYDE HINES d CO. RE.
OWNER DRECT-NEw HOUSE m GEOR-
gia ave. location, conv, to bus, schools
For appoint call Wood1ey 257s from 9-5:
s6,260-Row BRICK, 2100 BLOCK 37th
st. n.w.-H-w.h., etc. Cony: 70 bus,
schools, stores, etc, An excellent small
HENRY CLAY CO, 1885 wis Ave. MI 0oOo
oWNER-8 ROOMS AND BATH, HOT
$3.50 cash. Lincoln 1872.
BRIGHTWOOD-DETA 8 ROOMS.
large bedrooms, bath. porch: 2-car garage;
I9s 7SsXSl5o; SXaa. .y.ss term: IA. sasA4 PRATT co.
su6sfSntially BUTT brick home. Sc It. vide.
4 huge bedrooms, baths, rQomy porches;
HssCH Hs5Ss!2Ss s's "a inf f4s iSpd h HsIus pn
Evening star., 1942-02-26
BUNGALOW IN Sc.
S15.25O-LAST CALL.

Until the emerSency Is over, here Is the
last Of the new homes IN this HIGHLY
RESTRICTED, NEARBY MARYLAND SEC
T1ON. Center-han brick Colonial. with
about hah-acre lot and q veritable forest
of towering oak trees. Spacious living
room with fireplace and copper screened
porch adjoining. Dining room, overlooking
garden space: beautiful kitchen and break
aSy ,scond oo4 orsfy sndd sh fed
and baths. Stairway to insulated attic
Garage attached. conditioned oil-hred
heat. When this house Is sold. It will be
too late so call MR.. LANE promptly,
Wisconsin 1850 or National nS56
Evening star., 1942-02-26
DOWNTOWN SECTION.

usas n.y sTinlans 9Sos hsa e.
Evening star., 1942-02-26

3O-UNIT BUILDING NEAR GEORGETOWN.
rents for ST 1889: price. S95.000. Call
JUST NORTH OF DUPONT CIRCLE ON
New Hampshire ave. n.w.-This 15-unit
building makes a marvellous investment.
Terms may be arranged. MA. 1905.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
ROOMS UNFURNISHED.

4712 10th ST. NE.-Lge. light basmt. rm..
in new home: pvt. ent.: pvt. toilet. semi
pvt. bath. Michigan 5046.
BETHESDA-New. modern building, large
room, 2nd floor front. $1,000 per mo.
Wilson lane, Bethesda. Oliver 2234.
COLORED-2 rooms. near bath; in good
locality; reasonable. Trinidad 341S.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
HOUSES FURNISHED.

screened porches, auto. heat; gar. North
Cleveland Park: S125.
THOs. L. PHILLIPS 351s Conn. wo. 1900.
SILVER SPRING. MD.-5-RM. BUNGA-
low. oil heat. nice yard: adults; gentiles.
Sligo 3210.
EMPLOYED COUPLE. NO CHILDREN;
oficer and wife: -S115 per month: COM
pietely furnished: strictly residential
neighborhood. Nearby Nd. suburbs, 8
blocks bus. Inspection appointment only.
Box 225-K, Star.
A FINE MODERN 7-RM. .-AND-B. HOME IS
available In lovely Michigan Park. fully
furnished. for $50: furn., 1nclosed
porches; awnings; oil heat; close transp.;
nice yard. For appointment call
HERBERT e. SONS, Realtors.
615 East Capitol St Ii 012q.
Or RA. $3.50 After once Hours.
Evening star., 1942-02-26

will be available during the next week for
pleasure boat owners. After that, no more
deposit. balance on delivery. s. King
Fulton Inc. S06 Maine ave. s.w. Phone
Evening star., 1942-02-26
BENDIX

IMMEDIATE DELIVERY,
Standard and de luxe models at lowest pre-
vailing prices. Buy now and save. Cash or
terms. WARD RADIO & APPLIANCES
S535 Georgia Ave SH 2299.
Evening star., 1942-02-26

NV. WASHINGTON,
Just Oh Conn. ave. Large living room. 4
dining room, kitchen with breakfast J
nook and den, bedroom or sun parlor
with lsvatory on 1st H. The End II.
has 4 nice bedr. and 2 complete baths
with an additional u bath on OF No,
2 bedroom. Stairway leading to 3rd
floor. For details call Mr.. SMITH
direct 10 am. to pm. Wisconsin
SS4s. After pm. Adams S923.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
TRANSIENTS

1905 New Hampshire Ave. NV.
For men. / double room: for ,Etrls, 2
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EDGEMOOR LANE.

Immediate occupancy. Distinctive brio
bathI maids room. bath. WI. 1857.
Evening star., 1942-02-26

$3.50.
New 5-room, 2-bath bungalov In Ken:
sinston; Wooded lot; OIL ir siiTr-conditioned
A. v. P1SANI. WISCONSIN Sis.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
$3.50.
AMAZING VALUE.

CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-s9. .2b0.
SS1T LIVINGSTON 81. n.v-6-rm. brick.
snd-frame house, nr. Conn. ave-. contain.
ing bedrms.. tiled bath. large living rul.,
dining I'm; COW. to Shoppins, schools and
place. rock garden. sarage. Open daily,
2-6 pm r A. TWEED CO.. 6504 Conn.
ave EMERSON $3.50.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
BRADLEY WOODS.

Are you tired of toy bedrooms7 Then
see this lovely new white brick, 3-bed-
room. 2-bath home, Just being finished;
large lot with trees. MIR. TREAT. Brad
Evening star., 1942-02-26

Double rooms, clean, comfortable beds,
men only: SIS per person. MI. 78lS.
CULTURED COUPLE-$40.
Col. I'd. at 18th. Attractive bed-sitting
rm., huge closet, radio, unlim. phone;
couples apt. Box 66-K. Star.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
WESLEY HEIGHTS,

WCobE1 11E1NT1 .,
The Garden SPOT Of Washington.
4-bedroom. 2-bath home, maids room
and bath. on beautiful wooded lot. Can be
purchased by responsible party on
SMALL CASH PAYMENT,
BALANCE LIKE RENT.
W. c. & A. N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO.,
1119 18th st. NV. DI 4464
Evening star., 1942-02-26
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

ENGLISH COCKER, red, fine pedigree,
/. year old, innoculated for distemper,
Evening star., 1942-02-26
UPPER 18Th St.

BEDROOM. PRIVATE BATH.
Master bedroom with private bath and
shower, southern exposure: private resi-
LAT Cali RA 1914
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ApARTMENrs SUBURBAN.
APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

CULTURED WOMAN WILL SHARE HEF
attractively furn. Broom apt. Call CHI
1000, Apt. 933; refs. exchanged; gentle
Evening star., 1942-02-26
WANTED.
ONE PARTICULAR BUYER

with $1,000 cash, who can pay S110
monthly. to move into this lovely. new,
home in q restricted area Just on upper
10th street. Call Mr.. Lundsren, Georgia
o632. -
EDWARD e. CALDWELL,
knnn Cnnnecticut Ave
Evening star., 1942-02-26
(Contiuued1

NV. washinston, near lth st. and New
only years old: I bedrooms. baths.
large recreation roHm. oil heat; ARE.
PLACES, sarsss; .s idestE t nrr1nssn ter nHme TY
Co Ma $3.50
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MADISON ST. NV. s22-4 gentle girls;
nicely furn. rms. twin beds. home privls..
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New corner. 9 large rooms. center hall.
terms eonv.: consider trade. MA. 1913.
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JEWISH GIRL. to share room with s-year
child; meals. privileges OF nice home; $50
mo nlpOnt 61ol
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WOODRIDGE-S84n 400

Bethesda, Nd, has q white Cape Cod In
lovely neiEhborhood for only $3.50;
81 80 down. plus S71 "A per month. In
Guiding taxes. Wisconsin $500.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
EXTRA!
8 YEARS OLD-$10,950.
8 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS.

First showing; semi-detached brick home,
in good condition, rooms. tile bath,
cedar-lined closets, recreation room. fre-
place, modern kitchen, insulated, concrete
front porch. double rear porches large
lot. brick garage: sacrifice: price, $3.50.
VIM r. THOROWGOOD,
2024 R. T. Ave NE DE. O317.
Evening star., 1942-02-26
5MINUTES DOWNTOWN,
EACTHn NHEDTDTANY nAnY%
DO YOU WANT

Large rooms. six Of them. 8 bedrooms, .
baths. oil heat, garage. in Bethesda. Nd,
for S10,500? Wisconsin $500.