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Evening star., 1943-02-11
Connecticut Orders
Stute 48-Hour Week

BY the Associated Press
HARTFORD. Conn, Feb. ll.-Gov.
Raymond E. Baldwin issued an ex-
ecutive order today fixing a mini
mum 48-hour week for all State
employees and asking all department
heads to determine what employees
could be released for work on war
jobs.
The Chief Executive set Monday
as the effective date for the order
which stated:
Acting in compliance with the
executive order issued February 9
l943, by the President OF the United
States, beginning Monday. Febru-
airy IS, all employment in State
service will be on minimum OF
48 hours per week"
Evening star., 1943-02-11
Packing House Unions
Plan Protest Meeting
On WLB Raise Refusal
International Officers
Charge Needless Delay
In Reaching Decision
PS tie Associated Press,

ES hSSOClaiSu fTeSS.
CHICAGO. Feb. ll-Internation-
al executive officers announced to-
day they soon would call a wage
and policy conference OF the CIO
Packing House Workers Organizing
Committee of the local unions as a
result of the recent refusal of the
War Labor Board to grand a general
5a-cent hourly wage increase to
employees Of four major packing
companies.
Oficers. headed by Samuel Suon-
seller, international PWOC chair
man, charged that there had been
unnecessary" delay in the decision
and that the rules of the game
were changed twice" during the
wage negotiations.
After asserting that PWOC began
negotiations with the packers-the
Swift, Armour, Wilson and Cudahy
companies-about year ago, the
statement said:
1T should be remembered also
that during the period Of the nego-
tiations and OF consideration by the
WLB. the rules Of the game we're
changed twice: First, as a result of
the enunciation OF the Little Steel
formula. which occurred at the time
that hearings were being held by the
panel Of the WLB, and secondly, as
result Of the Presidents executive
order No. $3.50 (wage stabiliza ton
order) Of October 3, 1912.
This change in the rules of the
game has operated to the serious
disadvantage OF the packing house
workers and might have to some
extent been avoided had the board
acted with diligence and speed. 80
Surely 1t should have been un-
necessary to have made the packing
house workers wait this length of
time to be told that they were not
entitled to a wage increase"
Although a panel majority recon-
mended the 5a cent increase the
WLB, in refusing the recommenda-
ton, reiterated its Little Steel"
formula, declaring it was duty
bound to stabilize wages at the Sep
tember Is, 1912, level"
Evening star., 1943-02-11
Crash Kills 7 Army Pilots,
Two Other Planes Missinq

By the Associated Press.
yc cCRANSTON, r. l., Feb. 1.-Two
Army fighter planes crashed in
Rhode Island today, killing both
pilots, and two other planes of the
same four-plane fight are unre-
ported.
=, An Army source said two of the
planes may have collided in the air.
One crashed and burned on the New
Haven railroad tracks south of Park
Avenue. The other went into Mar
ragansett Bay between jamestown
and Newport
Since the crashes, no contact has
been made with the two other planes
Of the fight. Bodies of the pilots Of
the two crashed planes have been
recovered.
Evening star., 1943-02-11
10 Cited Lost Night
For Pleasure Drivinq

Local OPA inspectors and police
found only 10 alleged automobile
pleasure drivers last night after an
enforcement drive Tuesday night
netted l43 suspects the largest
number vet reported here in a
single DAY
The OPA workers listed eight of
the suspected violators last night.
while District police reported two
The large number of catches" the
previous night and work which kept
most OPA inspectors otherwise oc-
cupied were said TO be responsible
for the low total.
Evening star., 1943-02-11
George Predicts Bottle
Over Price-Poy Ceilings
the Associated Press

BY The ASSOcIAted Press,
FOrecasting major battle to pre-
serve price and pay ceilings. Sen
ator George, Democrat, of Georgia,
asserted today that the Govern
ment cannot afford to accede to the
demand of John l.. Lewis and the
United Mine Workers for a 50 daily
increase in coal miners Ees.
Senator George, wiiUOe views
often are shared by a stable bloc
OF veteran Senators, told reporters
the approval Of any increase which
would break through the wage CELL
ings based on the little steel for
mula would mean collapse OF all
wage and price controls.
Evening star., 1943-02-11
Corp|. Barney Ross
Killed Il Japs While
Guarding Wounded
Boxer Recovering
From Malaria Got
Groy Hair Overnight

fThe tolloUino. ,Dr-itten BY
Serot. Saul W. Spteoel OF Johns
to,Cn. Pa. a marine combat COR
respondent. was distributed BY
the Associated Prcss)
SOMEWHERE IN THE SOUTH
PACIFIC, Jan. II Delayed
Corpl. Barney Ross. u. 8. M. c..
former world boxing champion
in three divisions and recently
chosen to receive the Edward J.
Neil Memorial Trophy as the
man who did most for boxing In
1922 is recovering at a naval
hospital from his fourth attack
Of malaria.
It was disclosed here that Corpl.
Ross, who fought on Guadalcanal
from November to January 3,
killed ~ Japs during the November
10 action. which caused his selec-
ton as the ~ winner Of the Neil
Trophy. Previously he had been
credited with 10.
The doughty corporal fred $50
rounds OF ammunition and threw
20 hand grenades November 10
while standing guard over three
wounded buddies at an advanced
position.
Fans Call on Barney.
Before help reached the quartet,
Corpl. Ross said, 50 enemy bullets
ricocheted of log protecting them.
Some struck his steel helmet. At
the time he was suffering his nrst
attack Of malaria.
There are many boxing fans
among the armed forces here.
Nearly all have found excuse to visit
the hospital and call on the Chi
cago ring veteran. A recent visitor
was naval ofllcer who told Corpl.
Ross that Fred Apostoli, another
top flight boxer. was a crew member
of his ship.
In good spirits. Corpl. Ross re-
ported his condition As pretty
fair"
This is paradise he declared.
we even have sheets here. Out
there We went is days without =
bath and without having our socks
or"
Fingering small patches Of hair
above his ears, he said. See that
gray IN my hair? got that over.
night. For 10 days I had 4 COM
plete loss OF memory from the
pounding Of the mortars. couldn't
even remember my name. imagine
1t was like being knocked out"
Displays Piece Of Zero.
Barney had 20 gay Imagine" for
he never was knocked out during -
professional bouts.
He has nothing but praise for his
fellow Marines.
Those boys are doing 4 great job,"
he said. Il just can't describe the
heroism they're displaying day In
and day out
He produced 4 small piece Of
curved metal, hand inscribed to his
wife, the former Miss Kaye Gable
Of New York IT'S 4 piece Of
Jap Zero that was shot down by
a Marine with only a Reising sub
machine gun" he explained. That's
how low those guys would fly over
U.S."
His prize souvenir is q note which
accompanied a package sent by Sec
ond 1t. Thomas r. Turner, U. S. A.,
Of Brooklyn. N. Y, which reads:
Just chalk 1t up to always CIV
ing me my moneys worth during
your past scraps"
Barney's still doing that-in the
greatest scrap Of a great career.
Evening star., 1943-02-11
By the Associated Press,

BOSTON, Feb. 1l-Rear Admiral
Robert A. Theobald. newly appoint
cd commander of the First Naval
District after an eight-months spe-
cial mission in the Pacific, said to-
day that the Pacific problem would
entail far greater overall effect
than the war in Europe. and added
that the Atlantic submarine men
ace could be adequately dealt with
by sufficient number of destroy
ers.
During press conference. the
former commander of destroyers
in the Pacific fleet, declared:
"Of course, the best way to get
rid of undersea boats would be
Evening star., 1943-02-11
Three-Eye League Quits
For Duration of War
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO Feb. II. - Thomas
Fairweather Of Des Moines. presi-
dent OF the Three-Eye League, one
of the oldest baseball circuits in
the country, announced today that
the league will suspend operations
for the duration.
Mr.. Fairweather called a special
meeting today to be held here Sum-
day at which the suspension will
be discussed
Evening star., 1943-02-11
Nomesokes to Replace
Three Lost Submarines
BY the Associated Press.

bN TNV ASSOCINIeU FrtES.
GROTON, Conn, Feb. 1.-THE
Perch, the Shark and the Sealion,
three submarines lost in action, are
going to be replaced, the Electric
Boat Co. announced today
Three new submersibles to be con-
structed at the company's plant
will be named for the Perch and
Shark, reported missing some
months ago. and the Sealion, de-
stroyed at Cavite to prevent capture
by the Japanese when they occupied
the Philippines naval base
Evening star., 1943-02-11
Nozis Soy Churchill
Tried Sub Loss Abb
BY The Associated Press


LONDON, Feb. ll-Germany
first reaction to Prime Minister
Churchill's war report to the House
of Commons today came in a radio
broadcast which quoted a semi-ofi-
cial source as saying Mr. Churchill's
main purpose was to soothe public
opinion about the U-boat war, and
he did this in his own way by
lying" Reuters recorded the broad
cast
A Bremen radio broadcast heard
by the Associated Press said we
German people were not impressed
by Churchill's sadistic plans to burn
and bleed Germany and declared
that all Anglo-Jewish plans would
be smashed by the granite block of
the German front and hinterland."
Evening star., 1943-02-11
Indiana Poper Refuses
New Subscriptions

Ey the Associated Press
NEW CASTLE. Ind Feb. 1.-THE
New Castle Courier Times, after
noon daily newspaper, has an
nounced that because OF newsprint
reduction 1t cannot, temporarily at
least, accept new subscriptions
We shall be glad TO take your
order and start your subscription to
the paper when some present sub
scription is discontinued. an an
nouncement in yesterdays edition
said,
Evening star., 1943-02-11
Knudsen Says Production
Is so Per Cent of Cool
p, the Associated Pres,

Pl Tie Associated Press.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Feb. IL
1t. Gen. William S. Knudsen. here
for an inspection Of war plants in
the Birmingham area, said today
American war production has
reached about so per cent of the
goal set for it
Gen. Knudsen, assigned to the
Job of increasing the flow Of war
materials, said the output must be
increased by every possible means.
There is no room for COM
placency." he said. The war is far
from over"
Evening star., 1943-02-11

War bonds are the best buy on
the market today.
Evening star., 1943-02-11


climbs out of an American bomber somewhere
ito
W Khkprk
Sgt JAG Temple
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11

rub dry Use The large bath
towels as hlotterS without any
rubbing
When tho skin is dry use
plenty Of powder except where
the skin rs broken. Such talcum
as is recommended for babies is
preferred
When there is any irritation
or the least break IN the skin,
one should be- very careful 10
wear comfortable clothing.
Avoid fabrics likely 10 fade.
rough fabrics that may cause
chatting Should also be avoided.
Lubricants used for soothing
Sunburn or even the effects OF
heat without burning should be
kept IN the refrigerator The ice
cold application immediately re-
le>eS the temperature Of the
skin ~.
Any iced application VII
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
More Attractive

While Tho slim era has been
definitely established in The fall
fashion picture, with an uncon-
dltlonal surrender 10 the short
and narrow sheath fall clothes
have gained rather than lost IN
attraCtiVCnCSS,
Lavish trimming tuckInC dis
Crectly and attractlvely used,
color contrasts and tWo-fabriC
combinations all are used 10
turn the basic Silhouette into
The newest looking fashion
America has produced since the
fan Of Paris As a fashion center
The general effect of the new
styles is of squarc-on-rcC-
tangle rather than the hour
glass OF the past In many
dresses the torso Is hlouSed be-
meath very square shoulders. the
waiStline is slightly lower than
before and sharply defined the
skirt is slim and straight with
strong accents Of pockets or
decorations at the hips.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Few Evening Dresses

Evening dresses are few and
far between in the new colleC-
tIonS The only long dresses
shown are those for dinner wear
and only half Of the better
houses have any a. all
The short evening dress. dec
ollete and laNShly trimmed. VIII
GO 10 all evening affairs. This
style. however sacrifices none
of IT'S glamour because the skirt
is short.
The ShirtwaiSt style has been
lifted from the SpOrtSWear de-
partmcnt and now appears for
afternoon or evening. ClabO-
rately or Gayly trimmed with
embroidery beading, ScQulnS or
color contrasts.
Skirts on all dresses arc re-
narkahle for their ShmneSS,
but some houses show skirts
with tiny plcatS over the hips.
giving the illusion Of dullneSS
Others have fullnoSS gathered
AZ the front Vet the slim lllu-
sion remains intact
TuckIng pleatlnE, shocking
and other forms Of handwork
are used ~ add interest 30
other wise extremely y Ia { n
dresses Tho basic Silhouette is
plain and straight but fall
clothes give an impression ~
lavlShncSS ore pronounced
than IN many Year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11

SterllIZed petroleum vaseline
is soothing thing TO keep in
the cabinet II helps 10 GET rid
of the dry surface and has
pleasing effect on the hands
and nails. Hand lotions should
be used every time the hands
are washed and between times
when the skin Is dry
When gloves are worn for
hand beauty lubricants and To-
tlonS viii prevent them from
sticking 10 initiated surfaces.
It would be advisable 10 have
my facial massage method for
the correct method Of treating
the face. The hand treatment
viii help 10 restore lovely hand
beauty You may obtain these
leaflets by sending a Self-ad-
dressed envelope 10 Donna
Grace Detroit Times, Detroit
81. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Dressmaker Suits

Even suits Will Al low no
Straying from the straight and
narrow The newest suits are
droSSmaker type, with short
jackets ending al the hipboncS.
The waist Is fitted tightly, and
is outlined 10y a half-lnCh wide
strip The fabric is Shrunken
IN the half-lnch strip and tapped
underneath 10 hold the Jacket
IN a the waist
Skirts Of suits arc straight
up and down. the only conccS-
sion 10 fuIlncSS being plcatS in
the skirts Of some models 10
allow walking room. To coun-
tcract the SualghtncSs of the
suit. newest fashions Conccn-
trate on neck interest High
standing collars. fabric bows,
soft petal-Shapcd lapelS. plrou-
cite uunS or other variations
are used
The traditional m3n-tallored
suits also have shorter jackets
and the slim skirt line.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Carrot, Potato Salad

? cups diced cooked potatoes
3 cups grated raw carrots
! tablespoon minced onion
= cup chopped waterCreS~
cup maNonnaISe
Sai' and pepper
Lettuce
WatCrCrcSS SprGS
Combine potatoes. C'arro % s..
onion chopped watercreSS and
UayonnalSe. Season with salt
and pepper Arrange on lettuce.
GarniSh with watcrCrcSS. Serves
four 10 SiA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11

prove soothing a cellophane or
rubber bag would be ideal for
such icing The skin should be
gently pattcd with the ice bag
and no water used for a day
or so.
After the first "a hours. soap
and water may be used pro-
vlded The burns are not severe
DO not Worry about the dry
scales, they viii disappear IN a
short time. The soap and water
and croam VIII remove lhem.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11

Pr7ro sy International News photos
Fall forecast from the
Maurice Rcntncr collection
hichliGhts tins tailored one
piece wool frock in putty
beige trimmed with huge
gilt buttons. Fitted mid
riff is new note.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Don I Scratch

Never scratch The surface
even though the itching may be-
quite annoying, pat on an anti
septic Several Well known
creams supply fabrication and
At the same time diSpell the
itching sensation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Veal. Waffle Shorteeke

one and one half cups
medium white sauce p cup
leftover gravy - teaspoons
Worcestershire sauce and =
cups dlccd cooked voal.
Prepare white sauce. stir In
gravy and WorccSter'S n ire
sauce and bring 10 boil add
INK milk or water u TOO thick.
add cooked meat and heat
fhorogghIN Serve on hot ,Waf-
flies Shorr6ako Sttle.
II fresh veal is used cut
meat mo 1-inch cubes. Saute
n hot lard. add 2 cup water,
cover and simmer 30 minutes.
Use drippIngS 10 make gravy.
To dress Dr. up. add mushrooms
almonds pimentoes. or eafnish
with slices OF nard-cooked egg.
Serves IS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Crunchy Whole Carrots

Z medium carrots
] egg
tablespoon water
Salt and pepper
J cup bran cereal
5 table poems vltamInlzcd
margarine
Scrape carrots and cook whole
in boiling sailed water until
tender. Cool Beat egg with
water. add salt and pepper
Crush bran cereal fine. using
rolling pm Roll carrots IN
bran. then DIP IN egg and roll
again IN bran
Melt yItamlnI2ed margarine m
skillet and brown carrots in It,
on all sides. SCrN IS four.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Powder Tdnnc Acid Jelly Excellent Treatment For Sunbun

body has been burned do not
use home remedies but call
ply ~Ician at once.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Tasty Shortcake
OF / eftover Meat

MEAT AND waffle short
cake IS shortcut 10 good eat
ing. Leftover meat, Drowned
and cooked m a cream sauce.
fills dchciouSly between crisp
brown WsfflcS Try this recipe
for veal and waffle ~bortcake,
n ~ easy 90 prepare
Evening star., 1943-07-23
HOUSES FURNISHED.


z SS4o3 99oml s7th ST. N;W.-N1GELY FURNISHED
and buses. References required TIE 1880.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c. = 4-BEDRooM
nome, 2 baths, fireplaces. recreation
room room; double garage and servants quarters
grated Phone RE. 1863, evenings and
SUNDAYS call Kensineton 255.
:ATTRACT1vELY FURNISHED, 9-RM., 3
baths. nearby Ch. Ch.; availab BILE next two
9oa moontfs; .o 5000 month. Call RE. 3275; BR.
ALExANpRIA. Z, ovERLooK]TNG PoTo-
S125. TE. 6ss4. if no answer. AIexan-
ARLINGTON-FURN 4-BEDRM.. o-BATH
some sosn9.co on spacious floor Grand piano,
rage. .washing machine Frisidaire: IL
blks. from bus, 25 min. from midtown.
Leasa for ! year, probably longer Honey,
dlgnif1ed. liveable: $3.50. Call CHI 5461
FURNISHED BUNGALOW. SHADE TREES,
genial married couple s55. OR. 1859.
BEVERLY HILLS, JULY 27 TO SEPT i
Live here while looking for permanent
location: suitable for couple and one child,
bus nearby. Temple 5916.
AVAILABLE 4. VAIL FOR g WEEKS OR 2
@onnS to nsfnnqs eouDs py 2s vSu % Aus edn
cool, spacious, comfortably furn. detached
home in NV. has 2 double bedrooms, 1
single bedroom; completely equipped ex-
nished; good part-time maid available; $50
weekly with entire lease payable in ad-
vance. References required For appoint
ment address Box 1895, Star.
3427 EASTERN AVE: N.E.-5 ROOM AND
ed-in sleeping porch, built-in garage,
large yard: $3.50 month. Union 1853
Evening star., 1943-07-23

A fine place in the nearby country,
located on Riggs I'd. near Beltsville: 2
acres, 2 houses. The master house is
baths. 1, rented at $50 per month; 3-room
cottage In rear. rented $40 per month.
very best OF construction beautifully land
chicken house Very unusual and attrac-
tive home. Cheap at $4,000.
Evening star., 1943-07-23
APARTMENTS vhFuRk. tcont., i.

DOWNTOWN
S11 Mount Vernon Pl. NV.
2 Rms, Kit. and Bath, $3.50.
Utilities Furnished
B. F. SAUL CO..
925 18th ST. NV MA 21O0
Evening star., 1943-07-23
NEW-S5 ZOO


8 rooms. tile bath, large front porch:
full, dry basement with coal air-condition-
ing furnace, laundry trays and automatic
water heater. Kitchen has inlaid linoieum,
cabinet sink. electric range and overhead
cabinets Windows have full-length
home is rock wool insulated. Finished
stairway to large foored attic. Inspect our
furnished sample home. Delivery 60-90
days.
VACANT-$4,550.
2 bedrooms. tile bath. living room. di-
nette electric kitchen with cabinets. range
and automatic water heater. Automatic
COPPER water pipes. wsatiher-s.ripp:ngd; II rsIh
white picket fence around entire lot. side
walk. curb, city water and city sewer.
Capital Transit streetcar and bus a few
minutes walk; Phone Waraeld 114s for
directions or drive out H. st. ne. to Ben:
ming. turn left under yiaduet and straight
through Kenilworth a mile past D; c.
line. Turn right Va mile to Cheyerly. turn
right and follow N. Enslewood signs to
]. VICTOR DICKEY,
Builder Of North Enslewood.
toontinued On Next PsssJ
Evening star., 1943-07-23

OPEN SUNDAY, . TO g.
607 NO. CAROLINA AVE SE.
3-story brick dwelling with o large
rooms and bath, hot water, coal heat au-
tomato. hot-water heater. metal weather
stripped, deep lot, etc To inspect al
DI. sal7. W l. MOORE GE osno.
Evening star., 1943-07-23

FAIRFAX HOTEL,
Prestige Location. 21OO Mass. Ave. NV,
Near Dupont Circle, HO. 44so.
lone Large Bedroom.
small adjoining sitting room, t. and s.
bath, hotel service: S2S week single or S2I
week each, Q persons.
2-kitchenette, Refrigeration,
Large bedroom, t. and S. bath, hotel service;
S2e wk. single or S21 wk. each, persons.
3-Two Large Bedrooms,
Living room. kitchenette, t. and s. bath
hotel service, front exposure: $e3 week,
2, 3 or persons
Evening star., 1943-07-23
CLOSE-IN ESTATE.
BEVERLY HILLS. VA.

8 rooms baths, screened porch At.
tached garage. slate roof, copper plumbing
throughout; slarse, shady. level, corner lot
with Anchor fence; 10-min drive to PEN
tagon, Navy Bldg. and airport. ] hsock to
bus, 8 blocks to elementary sctINQl. TE.S
Evening star., 1943-07-23
MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE. reasonable rates:
will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelmans Nov
ing q Storage Co, Taylor 2937. 23s
Evening star., 1943-07-23

WOODBRIDGE, D. c.
S1O.95O
Detached brick, 4 rooms and bath: less
than > yrs. old recreation room, air-con-
ditioned heat, slate roof rear porch. CEN
ter entrance. This home is in excellent
condition; situated on a shaded lot inclosed
by picket fence. Call Bruce Kessler, WI
S9f5, with
SHANNON & LuCHs CO,
1908 H St. NV National o345
Evening star., 1943-07-23
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT (coc,.

HOUSES WANTED TO RENT tcent.).
WPB EXECUTIVE. WIFE DESIRE SMALL
modern house or apt, unfurnished, quiet
neighborhood, by Sept. 18th. Excellent
care. Refs HO. 52s5.
OFFICER AND WIFE WANT SMALL FUR
nisbed house or bedroom apartment in
Foxhall Village. Georgetown or convenient
to Pentagon from August 18th for two
months or longer EN-. 1900.
ARMY MEDICAL OFFICER UNFURNIsHED
or bedroom house; NV, Cleveland
Park preferred. Phone Emerson 4103. 25'
Property Management.
Are you receiving the maximum service
to which you are entitled? Are you CIV
ing your property and tenants your un-
divided attention. so necessary to receive
the best returns? personnel with "a
years experience in, property. manage
ment, sales and financing is ready to serve
you. Call eve. or Sun, Georgia 1000. and
let me personally go over your problems.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
700 18th st. Realtor. MA. O753.
Evening star., 1943-07-23

717 EYE ST. NW.-Lady to share with
mother large twin bedroom and private
Evening star., 1943-07-23

Will buy this detached home with bed
rooms on large wooded lot just a couple
Of blocks over the District line in Chevy
Chase, The owner has Just placed this
property on the market and is ANXIOUS to
have quick sale. Call ME. 1t43 until
8 pm.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. REALToR.
Evening star., 1943-07-23

very large front room overlooking Rock
Greek Park for or 8; single beds; l
block from bus to Navy Bldg. GE. 1864.
1926 NJ ST Sc, near Navy Yard and
Boiling Field large front room, twin
beds; also large room double bed, in pri-
vate home; employed couple or 2 girls
FIR 3317
Evening star., 1943-07-23

CHEVY CHASE, MD-Master bedroom; 3
windows, large closet, private shower
bath: block Conn. ave; adult family; $40
sinRle WI 4202
Evening star., 1943-07-23

2407 37th ST. N.W.-NICELY FURNISHED
rooms and bath, l block of streetcars
and buses. References required. TIE. 1880