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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
Ferguson Asks
Airport Planners
To Conference

Evidencing keen interest in de-
veloping Detroit into a major
postwar air terminal, Senator
Ferguson today invited various
airport committees to meet with
him soon ito see what they have
in mind and to offer any aid ! can
give them in Washington.
Detroit. the senator said, should
start TO build a suitable airport
before the war is over. adding
that he was familiar with the
citys efforts TO acquire a mile
square airport site at Eight Mile
road and Dequindre. Condemna-
ton proceedings are being con-
tested by Warren Township Off
Gals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22

The Wishing Well" has =
message in cipher for you. Daily
and Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
WOULD COOPERATE

Ferguson had declared earlier
that he would cooperate whole
heartedly in seeking federal
grants for Detroit and Wayne
County airport construction
Meanwhile. DR.. David = Henry,
executive vice president Of Wayne
University and temporary chair
man of the newly organized
Council TO Coordinate Postwar
Planning. said ne would recon-
mend that one OF the council s
first moves be- TO sponsor meet
ing between Ferguson and airport
manners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22
WHO WOULD ATTEND

Heads Of various city and
county airport planning com
mittees indicated willingness to
meet with Ferguson, probably in
August, 10 outline their proposals.
Among those who would attend
are either Mayor Jeflrics or DPW
Commissioner William M. Walker
Jr.. secretary Of the mayors air
port committee and member Of
committee advocating an inter
national airport near the Cana
dian side Of the Ambassador
Bridge
Others include Ernest r.
Breech, president OF the Bendix
Corp. and chairman Of The Board
Of Commerce airport committee,
and J. Scott McLlnn. chairman of
the board Of supervisors airport
committee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-22

Scnrafives Of Il s. agencies abroad
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-21
BREAKS RECORD IN
TAX COLLECTIONS

Collection of delinuucni taxes
~ County Clerk R"S~ {. Sawyer
has been 50 outstanding. n break
.ng all records. be- elaborated on
the information he nj yesterday
10 Cnmntrollcl J VI L.
Delinquent take collect - hY
..Fr. SAWYER during the 1874! y
fiscal y ar amoIGted 20 SIS
U36 AZ. l942-'43. "a sum was 81 =
800 II In Julv of tins wear. hc col
i"ctcd S24.l62 p. which was q
third more than during tho riirc
i1A' . csllcc; .1rs. and rr1~'i"3l-
" 50 per cent as much as all of
1912 % To the sum collected in
july of this y ar has hecn aridcd
$1,000 50 far taken iu This month.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-21
THE SWORD, In USAGE FOR GREAT
LENGTH OF Time, TO BE DISCARDED

Tn" sword. symbol uf authority
and ChiValrv. and fur thousands ni
wears the ms rumcnt Of battle
most used by man. Is today headed
for the scrap heap. a casualty Of
4 guEpowGcr wal
Confined IN modern use 10 mil
uarv ceremony. swords are con-
denim = To naval extinction by the
Secretary al tn NavNS order ~
October Is. 1912. abulishIng thcm
a. pant ui the uniform for the
Navy. Coas, Guard and Marine
Corps. The blast furnace mas ov-
crtakCn tradition
The d scard-d swords. suggest
"a Secretary Knox. might we'll b..
contributed 10 the scrap heap Tor
REMINDING m" modern armament
After the val some form of du',
will b. designated as a symbol Of
offlcc. but the swords denise Is
permanent.
The passing OF the sword r'@rkS
tho end Ut an era. With IL abolish
mcnl many graceful customs are
,oSt 10 IN Naval service Best
known 10 the civilian public art'
the "arch 0f swords made tor
ti,c bride and groom al a military
wedding and t-lc cutting of cs.r<,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-21
WEST COAST OF
ITALIAN INSTEP
GIVEN POUNDING
AMERICAN AND BRITISH
FORCES PARTICIPATE IN
ACTION CARRIED ON YES
TERDAY

LONDON. Aug. 2l.-Ycstcrday
American warshIpS shellcd the
west coast of the Italian lnStep.
md British ships attacked and
ank seven enemy landing craft
Il a point north Of where the
Americans struck
Allied bombcrs have attacked
every railway leading out Of tn
toe of the Italian boot. and the
Reggie Calabrla area railway irai-
iic Is reported 10 have ceased DC
cause of the heavy bomblngs
Troops streaming toward the
north. either are travelling afoot
or IN lorrIcs or other motorized
vehicles.
Naples and other cities m Italy
were bombed again last night
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-21
BATHING BEACH
GETS APPROVAL

a hsthiug beach and large
tiruic area for ships Crew
have heen approved by CoIudr-
n +. Martin. Captain Of tire
Yard and arrangements are nov
ruug ahead under The super-
,ts,on of the Recreation Depa.t-
ID ct
The new site for enlisted
mems picnics and .sftIes 8 I.-
rafe1 . D.. junction Of th- sup
srd Port TAYLOR The t.angul9-
ores has &c and bescit atoms tIe
water sicc WEIyn c.teu1- a4-
rro<rustsl i5p feet 'n i.-'
.n4 Is about 49, e.. rIde - -,
widest uoiut
Lieut War;en t.h. rr-priins
'ur of recreation tnr sli Ns-al
Operating Bss.. sctivlties. sid
Yesterday that huilduIef iJur
Public Work would ne used 70
Clc.u up ard grade the besc
and al. rock. would he removed
rom the water S edge
Then . shelter would be con-
structsd together with berrhe
and portable tables and fIr-aiar
s. Diving boards WIll also h.
-t.Il3bie m addition 20 q qg1a
fifv If athletic gear for wolfe
raj. and softhall game and 9th
Cr sport1 contesis
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-21
APPLICATION FORMS
FOR RATION BOOKS
IN NAVY AVAILABLE

Approximately 100 acnllca-
ton forms which eligible Naval
personnel will fail out to re-
eeive War Ration Book No
are available for distribution m
the Personnel Office. Building
81.
After being filled cut and
signed. instructions order re-
n0val of the Identification stuo
which must be- kent until the
ration book arrives. The form
is then mailed 10 the OPA
Mailing Center. Chicago. Ill. and
the new book will be- received
about September Il.
Naval officers and enlisted
personnel are qualified 20 apply
for the new War Ration Book
IL they do not eat regularly IN
an officers organized mess ~
in an enlisted mems general
mess and if they have not ap-
Piled for a book as a civilian
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-21
More Fearful OF What
Civilians Will Do Than
OF Allied Striking Pow
err, Informants Declare
AP Fra,nrr- Writer

LONDON. Aug. 2l.-The Gel.
man high command fears more
The haired and revenge of the
peoples Of occupied countries
than il does the American and
British striking power. according
10 information received here TO-
dsy from Bern. Switzerland.
The German wsrlords. the
Swiss informsnis declared. dread
urrisings that will cover 50
many sreas and number SO many
millions of people. il will be inn
rosx.ble for German soldiers 10
sur press ell of them. From
NcrweY 10 France. the report
said. the enslaved people are
ienselY wsiting for The moment
10 strike in conjunction with Al
Led invssions. When that time
comes. n YVES asserted. The Ger
mans Will need more soldiers an
tryirq 10 maintain order anon1
civil ians than they will IN fight
i-g the invaders.
Bitterness in Norway has
rcs-he1 slsrminq proportions.
but the Bern .nformsn;s said
that the feeling in Holland. Bel
ei,,m and France IS lust as tense
IS il is in Norway. but 5 being
kept better under cover then A.
is in Norway.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-21

Is about S25O,COO in the county's
fund. II IS not only used 10 pay
interest on bonds but To redeem
bonds also, particularly when they
fall below par. In that manner,
much of the county'S bonded in
debtedneSs has been liquidated
Various reasons nave Oeen
given for the Board of Administra-
tons refusal to permit the diver
sion of the money, but none VI
them are official. There is a pos
Sibllity that that matter Will be-
explained AT the hearing tn be
conducted Tuesday morning.
Wilbur f. Divine told The Citi-
zen tins morning that ne IS not
making an audit uf tine cIty'S. th.
County's and the school board $
accounts. IS that work. where cv-
cry item would have to be CON
sidered. would require several
months. He added that what hc IS
doing Is examining the accounts
to obtain sufficient facts that
Will give the Stands Sub-Commit-
tee p comprehensive understand
ing of the particulars It wishes To
Obtain.
The report of tine hearing and
II the examination eventually
Will reach the Board of Admins
tratIon What action II viii take
IS pur " a conjecture. bat 1t IS
hoped that permission will be
given To assign a part of the gas
oline funds to the city and TO the
school board for use IN lIquidatIng
their bonded Indebtedness.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-21
SIXTY-SIX MEN STATIONED AT
AIR BASE GIVEN ARRANGEMENTS

Sixty six men stationed at the
Boca Chica Auxiliary Air Base
have received ARRANGEMENTS in
ratings. according to an an
nouncement issued bv the MAS
Personnel Office.
The advancementS became cf-
fcctivc August /
The men and their new raj
ingS are
CAPtAAi J. a. Bataflo and
Il. : Helflln.
ACMAi(AAl- y J Rogers
Annie s NJ. FrcaS a. Ma
ehcda. y A Martin. f {. Ncsl-
Ter and Z j Pce~icS.
AMMO. o. d. Davis. j.. T. II
GRAY. o. T. Jatzeck. J. Z. Size
more. ". j. kufahl and X y
Lehman
AMM3c. r. W. Ormond am
J A. Wynn
AOMlc. J. p. Connolly and y
r Hcrriu
AON2c. J. T. Bricc. F. 4
Bulkema. c J. Cawunder. c G
Deishcr. 5 Hawkins. J. T. Kcl-
Ter. ". {. Nance. J {. Ross. r
T. Stolz. r Walker. J 5. Ward
J r. Wilson and H. J Zuleger
ACMPA). A. F. Churchill
AM2c. T. G. Brennan. r K
Evans 3 n Graham. L T
Hartley. O. r. Mason and 7. /
NtISkIcving
AM3c- W y Freeman.
Cox { a Channel and a
f Fcger
Bkr 7 F Jclior>kI
Sk2c. 4 Cohen. II J Zen
ming. W J. Tagoc amt L. Il
Wall.
we { J. Whitman.
N3c VI X. Mooney.
ARM2c, ". ID. Coructt d ~
Michlcr and J r Ward
AEAlc. J. & WeStCuti
AEM2c. IL a. DeAruond and
~ r johnson
Sic. r T. EuStage. Il & I.srS.,
NJ MoInar. Fl NJ Munro. " a
Reading. Il. 6. Robertson and J
r. Stawcy.
CMiC- G. <. Herring
SC3c X {. Hughes and + Il
Vaughn
ptRlc. a Y Vsnn
ARTJC + T. D. shaIlipus
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-21
STATUS OF $4,000 PER YEAR in
GASOLINE TAXES ALSO INCLUDED In
HEARING ON BOND INDEBTEDNESS

Another important reason for
every Interested Key West taxpay-
er TO be at the public hearing next
tuesday morning. beginning at
$3.50 o'clock. IN City Hall, con-
Germs that $4,000 a year gasoline
taxes. which the city was suppos-
I'd To get but which never has
been paid. TO be used solely in
Ilquidating its bonded indebted
ness.
In 1887 the legislature adopted
a Law authorizing Monroe county
In give the city $4,000 and the
Monroe county district $4,000
yearly cut of the funds the cOun-
~ received in gasoline taxes. but
neither the city nor the school
board has vet received any of that
money. because the Board of Adj
miniStratIun. IN Tallahassee. re-
fused Ia divert any of the coun-
tvs gasoline money.
Figured 0n q yearly basis. the
amount that has accumulated for
the city. assuming that the money
eventually will be- paid. totals
$4,000. and for the school dis
irict. $4,000.
The amount that the county had
been getting ranged from $40
900 TO S24O.0O0. but. since gasoline
rationing went into efefct. the sum
has dropped to approximately
$4,000 annually. The county,
under the law. uses that money
only in liquidatIng its bonded
Indebtedness. and at present there
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-21
Announce That American
Forces Landed On KiSka.
In A|eutianS, AUG. Is
TROOPS 5
BREAK THROUGH JAP
LINES i'm fSALAMAUA
tBy AssscIated Pr~.<,

DARWIN. Aug. 2l.-Aus-
tralian troops have broken
through Jap defenses in the
Sslamaua area on New
Guinea. according to official
information issued here TO-
day.
The smash of two miles
have carried the "Aussies"
10 within three miles of
Salamaus. west of that base.
American forces have ad-
vanced 10 within five miles
of the base on the south.
the report stated further.
American flyers yesterday
destroyed from rs TO 90 Jap
plsnes in the New Guinea
area. Further information
Of the fighting. in the South
west Pacific was that Ameri-
can engineers have repsired
the former Jap sirfield at
Munda and that il is now
used by American flyers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-21
N0B'S WAVES DID 1T
AGAIN; THEY'RE TOPS
IN USO QUIZ CONTEST
Contributed

Well they have done II again.
those Storekeeping WAVES from
MOB. or perhaps we should say
the Kew West Quiz Kids. though
they Gene from all over the Unit
Cd States The score was % 10 II
IN their favor
Alma WoodSOn. 5 Sc. from Mar
rows. Va. Oris Fletcher. s &c. from
Vernon. Texas. Avis Dubbels,
9k3c. from Rochester. Mimi. Hell
en- Deman. Y3c. from Detroit.
Mich. Roberta Robertson. SNL3c-
from Des MONIES. Iowa.
The latter contestant was a
ringer who entered tine quiz only
when one Of the scheduled
WAVES dcfauItcd
The opposing team. all m m
bers of a sub chaser crew. consist
I'd of,
Alex ! Pctric. Sic. from PaSa-
dena. California. ranking point
winner; Larry McWilliams, Cox,
from SAINT Monica. Calf Chick
DriScoll. Vic. from Portland Ore.
Bill Braswell VIC. from Raleigh,
6 C.. Raw Booker. Sic, from WI
chI;a. Kansas
Mr. Jordan II AcInnIs, Direc-
tor of the Jackson Square USO,
"a IN" Gun Master and Pvt
Morris Miller from Kew West Bar
racks was Judge and ScOrekcepcr-
He halls from Brooklyn New
York
Next Week team from Fort
TAYLOR will take on a NAVY team
vet 10 be organized
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-21
Bern Says Nazis Dread Outbreaks
Of Enslaved Peoples In
Occupied Lands
%%%NI/IIZl
TARGET PRACTICE TO
START HERE TUESDAY

Target practice with big
guns al Fort Taylor and
West Marfello Tower will be
held Tuesday end Wednes-
day. August "a and Is. sc-
cording TO information given
out at the Army Barracks
today.
The practice will begin. on
each dsy. 1T Q o'clock in the
afternoon end will continue
till 8 in The evening. The
danger area is from lilo 10
200 degrees through. which
was explained 10 mesn from
d point west OF Sand Key TO
= point off the East Msriello
Tower.
The range on Tuesday will
be l7.400 Yards and on Wed
nesdsY. lI.4oo yards.
y ~ ~ %~ a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-21
u. 5. Forces Have Been
Occupying Island Ever
Since; All Japs Have
Evacuated
sBs Associated Pr~SsI

fBy Associated Pr~SSb
WASHINGTON. Aug. 2l.-Ths
Navy. in issuing its 4Ssih com
munique today. disclosed thai
American forces have been oc,
eupYing Kiska. in the Aleufians
every since August is. a task
force landed on the island or
that date. without opposition
snd learned that the Japs had
evacuated II.
The almost daily lombard
menf by American planes is
thought 10 have been SO disss-
frous. the Jsps. under cover of
hcavY fogs. which occur day In
srd day osi in that .srss. sue
ccedd in svscusi.ng Kisks. after
practically all their military in
sisllations. including the radio
station. had been destroyed by
American forces.
Since July 81. the NAVY had
not issued any releases about
Kisks. with the object of keep
ing the japanese high command
in the dark regarding the con-
difion Of its forces there. who
were cut off from ccmmunica-
lion with the outside world
when the radio sistion wss de-
sfroYed. The silence probably
led 10 japanese ships sneaking
in. under cover of fors or dark
ness. and taking away the re-
manning contingent on the IS
land.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-21

Negro Sailor Kills Another
Sailor OF His Race On Emma
Street; Sla, er Uses Knife

to the back of the
throat of another
killing him. shortly IL sailor nothing
o'clock last night according he
o 9 negro is up"
city jail bond The
m class. ihroa
Herbert l.. and just
class. shoulder
charged killing. had According while
Herbert cutting
yard sisbbing Sam Smith YELL
Angela Peironia. latter ing. nothing
Vicfor7 you'll" She Smith.
locked in was stand
returning yard still
bottle of snoiher sailor of
couniered Smith. pulled
knife sashing Smith locked UP in
The fellow in the Navy 1t
at woman expected he turned
hallway the civil authorities for
door. shutting If in Smiths face trial
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-21
THE REAL THING
CAN-P pFNDLETON. CAM.

CAMP pENDLETON. CaIf
When the engine 90 the plan" r.
wa~ flyl-g dUrl~C q r'lltin" flight
stalled. Lieut. Phillip J De Groot
took to ms paIarhutt and landed
safely. while his plane crashed
exploded and burned H. Was Su.-
81 i>"d 20 find that "a u-p.i- &C. 81.
pn location had made e plr'nl. a'
90, dr cent which Wlll b" used ,1
some future film.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-21
RETARE BURMA?

EBEC. An offensive
against the Js7s will result in re-
iakIn9 Burma. IS thought TO be
amcnq the oil ms that have been
considered ct the conferences
held here bv American. British
ard Canadian military strategists.
The main objective. if that action
IS tPren. is 70 loren the Burma
Read leading 10 China
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-21
ATRpI.ANE FRTIGHTFFS

REV YORK. ~ Usln1 sIrpisncs
- fTCIIht carriers wa begun -
two RENTS IN the country today.
reaching from coast 20 coast. A
frei1hfer ulsae Lett here TO- Los
enusles and snoihcT lef' that o,iY
at the same tune 10 come here.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-21
RUSSIANS I'LL CAIM

MOSCOW. - RusSi- n trocps are
reported today 10 be continuing -
rein IN their offsnsives IN the
Khsrkov end BrYsnsk areas. a
Germ an base lc1 miles north
kesf of Kherkov Is beina attacked
py Russian army. and Railroad
lire in ire Brvzrsk area : re7cr.-
ed TO have been cut.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-21
cONTESTING STRIKE LAW
L

gcmerY Ward Com1anY has insh-
tuted court proceedings 70 test toe
constituticrslitv Of the Smith
Connslly anti strike lew on Tho
Ground that 1t Irn7sirs the frccdoTn
Of contract PROVISION IN the con
siituiion
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-21
FISHERMEN s STRIKE

ST. PETERSBURG Tho fish
eEmen's strike here and elsewhere
slonu the ~cst coast of Florida -
believed 10 b. m fhe noiui Of set
ilemen. Wholesalers ssid 'hcrc Is
10 shoTss1c ~ fish g there arc
still large dusnsiiies IN cold stoT
age.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-21
LATE BULLETINS
1By A~-o-fstra Press,
GERMANS USING FORTS"

LONDON. - The German ar
command is reported to be using
Flying Fcrtresses that have fallen
INTO Germany or countries il &C.
curies. after having rsps-"ed them
The British Air Ministry stated
that. IL the report IS true. more of
the Fortresses has been used IN
attacks on England.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-21
ANOTHER TAX PLAN
WASHINGTON. Another q

glen was advocated hcr- TODAY 70
suFercedc Tie resent withholding
tex law. II provides for cred Is IN
10 IS Ger cent and. At is ssi1. will
sir nIify the lsw.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-21
FOUR TIMES HIGHER

BALTIMORE ~ kait,u Fails
n British Guiana Is four times as
high as Niagara.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-21
AVERAGE HANDLING

NEW YORK. average tug
handles about $4,000 900 long
tons a year.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-21
THIRTY THOUSAND KILLED

DETROIT Thiriy Thousand
soldier were killed 10 ius. battle
~ Nfuuda. SPAN in IS BIC
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-08-21

Associated Press Day Wire
Service and AP Features
For So Years Devoted to the
Best Interests of Key West
Evening star., 1943-04-22
BRICK COLONIAL,
Ga QS0
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION,
1929 UPSHUR ST. NV.
Moo y1vy Novu paIro1v,o IIov,1o a

Nearly New 4-Bedroom Home,
2 baths, glassed-in shower and linen closet
on second floor: hrst floor, stepdown living
room, mirrored walls; step-up dining and
from wall to wall: recreation room has
fireplace. round bar with mirror, leather
covered wall benches: large back yard,
with plenty of shrubbery: double brick
garage; Venetian blinds throughout;
thoroughly insulated and screened: AUTO
MAT1C GAS HEAT: cost 500 VI. Radiators
inclosed in walls. Close to Graded and
high schools, churches, buses and street
cars. Large down payment. balance S24
mo Sl3,950. owner H.. ROSENTHAL,
1929 Upshur st. NV. RA. 6571.
Evening star., 1943-04-22
HOUSES fos SALE.

uOO0f0 rON S0A6s
BETHESDA AREA.
e ecmPlsts,y insul.ted sqynngsioys. rms.
sad sssh furn,sS:d sasn one ssss9 ss9 the osnsr
OWNER LEAVING TOWN.
290s o ST. 81.
nss tS sos s e. enss se% ~.
Mr.. d siNER. F Di. 1912. " ~ ' s@A
CLOSE TO WALTER REED.
$3.50.
bath. tyo pOrches. blilt-in sarase and hot
VIZ as.t H. sA6NnsRs 6ssS; ssps Co.. s
nr. 1o1s. nrAEFon. e.; 1887 1913 X st. NV.
GEORGETOWN-$11,95O.
Charming little brick, ~ living room
Hsgs i, 9, 1D S.n sd T;d ST small ana sid g
soss = fSisfis SHsIFs Ke.lsoes. ls' "a "a, $500 $500
zEssains' zsssi and Sunday call Mrs orisr' co
SEMI-DETACHED BRICK,
Ns.T Ss41 Il Il Az: :sa, s1s sns ssr
snd A.. 2.csr brick ,sarase owner oes
1SSaa 1hone MI x ox:n sys asst co sss Evs'
L. T. GRAVATTE,
7o9 18th st. Realtor. MA. 0753.
Near 18th and r. I. Ave. NE.
Newly developed section. adjoining Brent
and bath, air.conditioned, automatic gas
xn ,urnsar. ssso
70 Inspect, call Mr.. White. evenings, War
~ WIN. NJ. THRocKMoRToN.
Investment Bldg. Exclusive Broker DI. 6092.
FOUR BEDROOMS,
Ingraham ST., near 14th-Detached, 8
PsTsh oil asat e1ss
CHI. CHI, MD.-$4,O0O DOWN.
SAB mo-. including taxes. stone house,
heat: Possession in 90 days: Wo. 1886.
Rollingwood, Chevy Chase.
Only $14,950.
TWO YEARS OLD, COLONIAL CENTER; r
bEzUS ztX!SG Hf2M f2NpseAPED se m
LOT. SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
L. G. WHITE, Real Estate,
ESTABLISHED 1910.
7715 Wisconsin Ave. WI. 1900. ga
" Block N. Cap. St.-$7, 500.
n.s sn5eS@ pe.0 o ps1 tile eh as
18th. This is q very neat and comfortable
home II very Sonysnient Location The
rage, storm sash. BOSS T. PHELPs,
Realtors, MA. $500. Evenings, Mr.. Measell,
AID. O533.
Evening star., 1943-04-22
Nou.ryyyANrrp 70 RrNr Co.,,

ssVOS6Ss WAN EO " N6t~t \N00t.l i.
WANTED 10 RENT. 3 OR BEDROOM
unturntshed house, nv. section or suburbs,
S126 limit. Executive 2698. 23e
NAVAL OFFICER AND WIFE WANT FURN.
n0use ortApt;: three or four months: nearby
vtrgtniAfor Northwest D. c.; no children.
no pet80 Woodley O661. 23s
NETHERLANDS OFFICERS FAMILY DE-
stres unfurniShed house, 4 bedrooms; pref
erably Chevy Chase or Silver aprinE. near
transporta ton and school: May 1st or soon
after: maximum rental, S126. Phone De-
catur 7200. 23s
UNFURN. OR ROOM HOUSE, ARLING-
ton or NV, BY an Army ofncer, wife and
2 children. Perm. Gil. 0126. Call before
8 pm.
CHICAGO FAMILY, PROFESSIONAL. WAR
agency needs 2-bed rm. unfurn. house or
apt, north or Nd: under 500: Well
WLBUR.- Eve, TR. 9717. 25'
REFINED FAMILY DESIRES A s OR 8
T9cp Ts ecuse. Takoma PaEk area. Box
WANTED IN VIRGINIA ROOMS AND
eath, lsyatorL 1st floor. FULTON r.
HOUSE OR APT. 2 BEDRMs., UNFVRN. ;,
near transportation. ;. Arlington or Alex
andria: Three adults. No pets. E. A..
8OTTS, AT. 1854, 3 to pm.
Evening star., 1943-04-22
$18,950.
NEAR CATHEDRAL.

and desirable locations, this well-built
brick Colonial home has all the advantages
Of modern construction and planning. In
clLdeS 1st-hoor lavatory, large breakfast
room. bedrooms and 2. baths on 2nd floor.
finished rooms on 3rd noor. paneled rec
reation room with fireplace, gas heat:
lovely screened porch overlooking garden.
For details please call Major Yancey, CO.
0346.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.