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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-12
Business Failures
Steady 4th Week

NEW YORK. Aug 12-For the
fourth consecutive week there was
little change in the number Of
business failures. Dun e. Brad
street, Inc. reported 81 in the
week ended Aug. 5. compared
with as in the previous week. A
year ago there were 100.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-12
Donate Building 10 Army

BAY CITY, Aug. II After re-
ceiving bids for the last house on
Tri-City Airport property COM
missioners today had agreed to
donate the structure for an army
administration build ding. Ten
other housese were sold al auc-
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-12
End Of Backslidinq in Living Standards Possible

From fundamental standpoint liquidation Of
the by the United States
profoundly beneficial.
Apart from the obvious human benefits, will
materials tools and the
weapons for the normal task of producing things
for civilians.
Thus will possible an end of the period Of backsidng
civilian
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-12
What S On the Air

THIS program has been
gwen The Detroit Times
~ the stations herein
listed. N ths presentations
~ scheduled afs not on
t1e air. mo fEult lies With
TIRE stations and not The
Detroit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-12

WYNN Werner-M
WJLB-Bethesda Temple.
" tiNiy---fV~w-r----s-----'--
1915 A. NJ.
WtR-Stories u. :. Loves
MNJ The open door
CkLW-fhoir Loft-M.
VICAR Tabernacle r..
WXYZ-News.
WEXL-Vsriety music.
1890 A. n.
WIR-Honymoon Hill-D.
WWJ--Help Mated.
CKLW-Mary Morgan-T.
WXYZ-Baby instituted.
WJLB-Great WaltZes.
WEXL-Musical program.
lO:45 A. NJ
WJR-Bachelor's Children
WWJ--Theater OF the air.
WCAR-Salvage progra m.
WXYZ-Lucky Number.
ll:OO A. VI.
WJR-Jane Abbott-T.
WWJ-Road OF Life n.
CKLW-Heartsong Hour-T
WCAR-News Ace.
WXYZ-At Sardi ST.
WJLB-Flying Reporter-T
WEXIS--Newscast. music.
HIS A. VI.
VJR-Second Husband-D.
WWJ--Vic and sade-D.
Melody time
VICAR Boy from Hills
1880 A. NJ.
WJR-BrlEht Horizon n.
WV J. Snow Village -.
CKI.W Soldiers wife n.
WCAR-Letters from Boys
WXYZ News
WJLB--Iisten 10 I.eibert.
WFNIy-Dance music
NJBK Betty RobeTts-T
11:45 A. NJ.
WJR-Aunt Jenny-D.
WWJ-Dayid Harum n.
CKLW Musical intermde.
VICAR Spike Jones NJ
WXNH Charm Kitchen T .
WILB Victory volunteers
WEXIs-MusiCal program.
NJBK-News roundup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-12
Federal Crop
Controls Lifted
For the Duration

WASHINGTON. AUG. - CUP)
Federal crop controls put into
effect 10 years ago AT the depth
of the depression are TO be lifted
for the duration. War Food Ad-
mlniStration officials said today.
The 1914 farm program now
being prepared is expected TO con-
tain no restrictions on the produc-
ton Of food and feed crops the
first year OF unreStrained produc-
ton since 1882.
National quotas will be an
nOunced as was done last month
on wheat, but individual farm
allotmcntS are 10 be discontinued
The only crop restraint planned is
continuation Of tobacco market
inc quotas already approved by
growers for next year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-12
PITTSBURGH

pITTNbt NON
PITTSBURGH. Aug IL uNs) -CATTLE
$50. steady. steers good 10 choice, Sl6
n Is SIS medium 10 good. SIS 5On 10 (;
common 10 medium, tl250d IS, hehers.
good 10 choice Si5Gl5 50. medium 10
good yl2 50a14: common TO medium. 50
dl2: cows good 70 choice, Sill II me
dunn 10 good si0nil tanners and cut
ters So SOC 2 so. bulls. good 70 choice,
Sl41l4 SO. common 10 medium, Sl3u IA !,
grass steers xliDi4 so.
HOGS 200 active and steady prices
so $50 ms. Si4S0dl5. 100 300 lbs. SIS
us 10 200-22O lbs. S15n IS 10. 220-250
lbs Si4 9Oa rs. 10 2s035 lbs. SO 70n
- go 900 $50 lbs S1tHl4.70 l00-l5O
ms Si3 40g - 80 rOuEhs SO 80 p ~ %
SHEEP 900. steady on choice others
slow and weak: choice lambs Sl5d is 50
medium 10 good. clipped, Sil SO q 10 so
common lambs clipped. SsHe ewes
clipped S3D7 wethers. clipped Sbns
CALVES i75. steady on choice Others
slow and weak good n choice Sl6 500
II so. cuus and common. S1H Il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-12
Detroit Stocks
Earnings

TRANSCoNINENTAL WESTERN AIR
SIX months ended June 20:
S S prof, '712 s7' "a2 g, .,s
AMERICAN LAUNDRY MACHINERY
SIX months ended June 10:
Net profit ssi4o32 S56s $40
share earnings Sll3 81 "a
PETER FoX BREWING co.
Fiscal year ended June 30:
Common share earnings SIS S265
DRINER-HARRIs co.
Year ended Dec. 81.
Net pront 500 3sI 1914. ass
Common share earnings S43 s7O7
EASTMAN KODAK co.
Twenty. four weeks ended
June Y. - July - ,t2
Per common share S33s S2si
CITY AUTO STAINING co.
Twelve months ended June 30
y, ? .C,,. $50; ,3 '51 'a'7 - g
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY
Six months ended June 80.
Net neon. s. s34 Hs ,2s34 s3s
Per share $40 81 -
Jun, net income 81 1851 sos 1857 $50
EDISON BROs. STORES. INC.
GiN months ended HIDe 20
1919 1872
Net profit Sf9f 604 S5O6 els
Per common share ti0e Sii2
mo ROOFING 60.
july N - july rs ~
S =, t,,,,,o. ., sos -: .s htJ Jlo
CrSHNAN'S sons. NC.
Jny II. - July ~
Per ~ iu pfd. share 1851 81 10
TVents eight weeks ended
July II 80 July H. ~
Pes r, Is, pta share ii7.si SIT 81
GREAT NORTHERN rArER Co
SS months ended Jups 90
S S:l : .s.,. '''o s sss '''' q:
PACIFIC FINANCE CORr.
Six months ended June 30.
1913 1912
Net profit ti46lsS 1925 7s5
Per Common share Csc SIC
SINRAY OIL. corr.
EW months ended june 81
1879 1872
Nff profit '.. Sff6 MS 1920 f2e
Common shArs earnings 2nc iac
TINkIN ROLLER RTARING 60.
SN months ended June 10
1913 1917
Ns' profit t3.ii2 SO az 10 SOA
'share earnings fl2s 81 is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-12
4 HII AGO

CHICAGO Aug II uNSi- HOGS Il. 3.
500. l0c higher, top. SIC - bulk. titn
1853 hsavies. xl3 $50 40 mediums
SiA tOa14 rs nights Si4n as. light
lights Si3.T5 n it.fO, packing sows. Sl3u
- 80 pigs Sll son IL rs
CATTLE-1i 600 steady. Calves 500 .
steady Beef steers choice. SIS 80 n 1890
medium Sl36i5 50; ysarlings il2 500
1928 butchers heifers Sli4i6. cows,
50 5Odl3 - bulls. xliuiaT5 calves. ~
n1s: feeders, filmi4. rocksrs Steers,
Si2Gi4 50 cows and heifsrs, ~ n 10 50.
SHEEP 5 200. stesdt lambs sitn
IL rs: common tl2di3.3 so. yesrlngs. Si2
1880 feeders. Sl3dl4. ewes, $50 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-12
MODIFY RESTRICTIONS

Most at-the- restrictions on
planting were modified or removed
on l943 crops. Some Of the
changes, however. were made
after the crops were planted and
did not affect production
on Feb %, five months after
the 1913 fall wheat crop had been
seeded. the War Food Admins
tratlon announced that farmers
who planted 90 per cent of their
war crop goal would be eligible
for AAA wheat benefit payments
even though they exceeded their
wheat llotment. Marketing
quotas for the year were SuS-
pended at the same time
In January. the WA an
nounced that farmers i'm the com
mercial corn area could overplant
their corn allotment without af-
fecting their corn adjustment
payment, provided they met 90
per cent of their war crop goal
or were prevented from doing so
Dy dDnOTfndl weather.
EXCEED '4S ACREAGE
On March 6. the WA an
nounCed that cotton farmers
would he permitted 10 exceed
their 1913 acreage allotments by
10 per cent. Cotton marketing
faetas~eFe= suspended on July 10
10 permit marketing Of the entire
crop without a penalty.
Tobacco grow ers operated
under acreage allotments I'M
changed from last year except for
10 per cent increase in hurley
tobacco. On March L il was
announced that growers could eX-
coed their acreage allotment by
) per cent-or- one-tenth OF an
acre whichever was the greater.
Marketing quotas were in effect
on fue-cured hurley. dark air
cured and fire-cured tobacco No
acreage allotmentS were made for
edible peanuts and rice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-12
PETER Fox BREWING co.

Fiscal year ended June 30
1919 1912
Net profi 1928. 6f3 &32s. $50
Common share earnings 81 81 ~ IS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-12

TRANSCONINENTAL WESTERN AIR
SIX months ended June 30.
1873 1912
Net profit 1892 5Ts It22 t1s
Per share 16c 4c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-12
DRIVER HARRIs co.

EASTMAN KODAK co.
Twenty. four weeks ended
June ~, - July - ~
Net profit IS S32 $50 81. 462 1886
Per common share x33S t2sf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-12

AnVFRTIsFMENT
Evening star., 1943-06-17

Fine, white cotton broodcIoth shirts and some
fonoy potterns in eood-lookine, collar ot-
tochd styles. Their neat, sturdy tailoring is
unusual at this small price. Many ore son-
forzed- -shrunk (residuoI shrinkoee less than
! 0o). Sizes IA to II.
DOWN STAIRS STORE, MEMS APPAREL,
Evening star., 1943-06-17
Quota Scrupbook Entries
For Contest Sh01Un Here

Scrapbooks from Quota Clubs
throughout the country were dis
played at international headquar-
ters, 17l9 I street NV, yesterday
to be judged in Quotas annual con-
test deciding which club received
best publicity during the past year.
Awards were based on presenta-
ton, including binding, tipping and
layoutS of pages; reader interest of
articles and clippings, and impor-
tance of club activities as reported
in local newspaper stories. Clubs
reporting activities in the war ef-
fort such as recruiting blood dom
ors. Red Cross work, salvage cam
paigns, War bond and stamp sales,
entertainment for servicemen or
work with local industrial organiza-
tions affiliated with the war pro-
gram were given higher rating than
clubs reporting purely social func-
tions.
Entries were divided into two
classifications. one for clubs in cities
of over $4,000 population and the
other for cities under $4,000.
Great care and interest was evi-
dent in the appearance of the books,
Evening star., 1943-06-17
Junior Misses Dresses
Were $5.95 $50

30 two-piece frocks of rayon faille
in luggage or navy and butcher
weave rayon suits in green. Brok-
en- sizes 9 to Is.
Down STAIRS STORE,
JUNIOR MISSES APPAREL.
Evening star., 1943-06-17

whose bindings ranged from fooled
leather to colorful cellophane
jackets.
Quota Clubs represented included
those of Norfolk, Va; Newport, r. l.;
Brockton, Mass; Bethlehem, Pa;
New Bedford, Mass; Waterbury,
Conn; Fall River, Mass; Memphis,
Tenn; San Jose, Calf; Hampton
Roads, Va; Harrisonburg, Va; AM
herst, N. Y; Parkersburg, w. Va;
Bridgeport, Conn; Baltimore, Md;
Harrisburg, Pa, and Buffalo, N Y
Judges were writer's Of club news
from the Washington Post and the
Washington Star.
Announcement OF the winners
will be made by Mrs. Frances L.
Landry Of Baton Rouge, La, ma
tional president, after a meeting of
the national board at the West
chester Country Club, Rye. N. Y,
starting Sunday. Mrs. Landry, who
is arriving in Washington today en-
route to New York, will call at head
quarters to receive the report of the
judges. The meeting in Rye is to
be held instead of the customary
annual convention.
Evening star., 1943-06-17

the large population have been o.
advantage to China In her f1gh
against aggression, he pointed out.
China's ability to improvise als(
was listed by the speaker, who told
as an example, how her factories
were carried inland piece by piece
as they were threatened by the In.
vaders.
Her great leadership" and tha
fact that China is waging a war OF
principle as opposed to the Jap.
anese war Of aggression are otheI
assets which his country enjoys
the speaker continued.
Mr.. Tsui concluded that Chinai
unity has favored her cause. De-
spite civil wars and other internal
dissension, China has history ,ot
1000 years with one political sys.
tenn, one social system, one legal
system and one written language,
the speaker pointed out.
Mrs. Nancy Poore Tufts, program
chairman. presented the speaker
after Miss Kathryn Fox, club presi-
dent, had opened the meeting. The
luncheon was held at the YWCA.
Evening star., 1943-06-17

for a picnic to be held Jointly with
the Washington branch Of the Rail-
way Mail Association on Saturday.
An annual event, it will be held as
usual in Rock Creek Park at the
Sixteenth and Kennedy streets en-
trance.
Mrs. P. A. Taylor, entertainment
chairman for the auxiliary, and w.
H. Werntz Of the association, will
be In charge of arrangements. Of
ficers and past presidents will form
a special committee to welcome
visitors.
Evening star., 1943-06-17
Mrs. Collins Heads
Railway Mail
Group Third Time

Reelection of Mrs. William Magill
Collins as president of the Women's
Auxiliary to the Railway Mail As
sociation was announced this week
after the organizations annual
meeting. Mrs. Collins already has
served two two-year terms.
Other newly-elected officers are
Mrs. E. L. Blessing, vice president;
Miss Madeline Dellinger, recording
secretary, Mrs. S. T. Culberson,
corresponding secretary: Mrs. B. N.
Burleyson, treasurer; Mrs. v. L.
Brown, auditor; Mrs. A. K. Wine.
historian, and Mrs. Leo w. Kase-
hagen, press and publicity. Mrs. D.
D. Brewer and Mrs. S. T. Culberson
were chosen directors to the D. c..
Federation OF Women's Clubs.
Mrs. Collins also was elected
unanimously as delegate to the ma
tional convention of the Women's
Auxiliary to be held in Cincin-
natl in October. Because of war
time transportation conditions. the
local group will have only one dele
gate at the meeting.
The auxiliary is completing plans
Evening star., 1943-06-17
Rayon Combinations

200 rayon knit combinations with
bra top and pantie bottom all in
one piece. Tearose and white.
1870 Rayon Knit Slips with bra top.
Require no ironing. Tearose and
white. Sizes 80 to ~. Manu-
facturers' seconds -S8c
Down STAIRS STORE, UNDERWEAR.
Evening star., 1943-06-17
China's Long Battle
Described to Zontas
By Embassy Aide

Pointing out that on July 7 China
will have been fighting the japanese
for six years, Tswen-ling Tsui, first
secretary of the Chinese Embassy,
outlined at Zonta Club luncheon
yesterday factors which have en-
abled his country to continue her
resistance.
The speaker also offered a brief
summary of what China hopes to
achieve after the war. Her desire,
he suggested, is to live in peace and
work with JOY"
Both the size of the country and
Evening star., 1943-06-17
Refrigerator Car Trip
Leaves Terrier Well
the Associated Press

~ IIIc EfSSOIIdLeu FTtSS.
MILWAUKEE, visa commits
sion firm truck driver was startled
at seeing movement in a recently
arrived carload of potatoes-took a
second look and discovered a fright
ened fox terrier.
The dog apparently had made the
nlne-day trip from Phoenix, Ariz..
and appeared none the worse for
living in the 40-degree temperature
without food or water.
Evening star., 1943-06-17

You can place a result getting
want Ad" in The Star as late As
IL pm. on weekdays or pm. Sat-
urdays. At the business counter or,
for all but few classifications, IL
you have telephone, call Ma. 5000.
Evening star., 1943-06-17
Misses Dresses, s.
We're $7.95 and $S.95

Were $7.95 and S8.95
IS rayon crepe dresses in finely tailored styles Blue
green rose god-color and brown Sizes IL TO- but
every size in each style.
IS Misses and W0mens Rayon Printed Dresses and Cot
ton Frocks in prints and stripes Sizes II A. but
every size in each style. Were s295 and Now-s2
Down STAIRS STORE, INEXPENSIVE DRESSES.
Evening star., 1943-06-17
ChiIdren's Play Togs
Manufacturers QQe
Closeouts w
Girls Camp Suits SIS
Manufacturers Closeoufs

30 girls camp suits, one-piece styles
in green, navy or brown cotton
poplin. Broken sizes to is.
Down STAIRS STORE, GIRLS APPAREL.
Evening star., 1943-10-30
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Moyvlond and Viroinio

.SOf; CLAIMING ST. NE.-Bright, clean,
modern. pvt; rooms, use Of liying room. pvt.
blvd. store: restaurant @ end transp;. 20 e
MODERN BhsEMENT' FooM r'Hi for i or cr''
M Ternon fSsacs bSG bns snd nes Oa TE
ROOM, with kitchen privileges, oil heat,
semp5vate sn pr ,n,,+b bath s,. square from bus;
STOP LOOKING! and call Falls Church
1S5lM to get double room in comfort =
able, quiet homo, one-half block from bus:
ALEXANDRIA-sp Spacious bed living room,
pvt, HON, home. @ open fireplace For or >
aos aS,IHsH E1sr HowETI AVE, Alexandria. "a
ghyx g,,h sRowsr Phono TE 4, 454i s,a.oon, :,
ncr-sprine mattress. exposures, :, closets,
semipvt. bath with shower, uni. phone;
conr. 10 transo,; ayailahlc Nov. /; Govt
DOT pornIE I.Fii rRolr RfsS FooM Sc Navy Annex
F1dn,as psntason an and ., Arlington Hall; no other
rooms, double or sir@le. GENTLE home. for
mddle-aeed ladies: block from bus, quiet
KNoTTY na~T ,oTsP;f: PINn FINISHED ROOM, private
bath. large bed new home. no children;
block from KinG., Alexandria; middlPa2
ATmy N,,r s,, oficer preferred; $40 per week TE.
1901 3Ith ST, Mt. Rainer-Large newly
dec9,ratrd room room IN pr,yatse bone laundI}y
- ,aH,rol. c,,I' ,-i,,. - N''O"'H - a.
ARLINGTON, 1911 N Oak St-Room.
ceony, bus lines. ) min. downtown, near
iARGH ROOM twin b,ds. all new furnish
ms: ms: lovely private home, laundry prIu-
@ sESS no 95hfr n W . doors rs from 20
LARGE FRONT ROOM, windows well
heated; bus by door; gentlemen pref. Call
GIRL TO SHARE ROOM with Govt. girl
in quiet; suburban home; bus At corner;
,SiF pyP Gsas Roou Wa nsu 30 5dmo. tonorsr, Wat,
unlim phone; l blk. bus Ia min. Pentagon
AIEXASDRih,: Il. yA,-Warm; s.,rac rm.
ARL., yA.-Larse bcdrm SemiDyt. bath,
private Sate home; uni unltm phone ext; transp.
ARLINGTON-Front rm., twin, beds new
home. convenlent TO bus; gentlemen only;
1SoIo2s YoTNG DE ADG Gf9e f6 shsra room with another
in exchange for light houSework, no cook
ing or laundry. Can CHI. $40! after
WARM. BRIGHT ROOM. next to bath.
living room. kItchen and laundry privileges.
unlimited phole; ! block from bus. CHI
LARGE BEDRooMli.' sitting room. bath
Gs11s aRr1yGrox @ child s9s9e GG gn9a T6o% G5@
bath; bus al ooor s. per week; rentle-
mon. CHI 6Sl !. 81
WANT ioi Nc MEN Of refinement to
occupy a room left vacant by :! sons in
the service WI 45l4
ATTRACTIVE double room for women in
Arlington walking distance Arlington
Hall bus at door. new home, unlimited
phone Gil 4G3i
1917 NO. EDGEwOOD ST. Arl.nqton.
Na.-Attractive room, near bath cont
~ near bus line. Cali Gil. 531N or
ME assa ",9' so ,oycr ST Arr Y. t,o,,
A. p &; w. bus stop. Gentleman Of clean
habits. nicely furn., well heated, So mo
IA 11S4-W 81
minutes to Pentagon OF Navy Bldg, cow
TanSp. 200 South Grant st, phone
Overlook 5t32
ARLINGTON master bedrm
next bath. inn.spR. ma'tr.. chw gas
2tat, unllm. phone: conV. tranSp. CHI.
ARLINGTON. NA-S!nele room. bath;
phone: seryIceman preferred. 24l5 No
Military rd. CH 0570.
CHEVY CHASE. Md.-Baaut!ful. large rm
pEt bath glaSsed-In shower, unlimited
Evening star., 1943-10-30
ROOMS FURNlSHED-No,theost

THE GALENA, l2" B st n.e-An attrac-
TIVE Huestho9sc on he Hhl' Cor .eirls
neWly dccora cd. Al! new furniture. large
reception lounGc. Dblcs, s.! 80 10 SOS 50
iH5; BLAINE ST. N.E.-Lovcly sunny
o1 room. Inper.spring maltr.: next bath;
nov PVT. nome, reas.; ConV. tranSp. TR.
LARGE FuRN.. RM., double bed $50 per
no M ,,,-s6 ~ l2th St a ne Sargent I'd. bus
,1 ,6@i HI'1Ii TRINIDAD AVE, AvsE SfGLarse St front
room, PVT ,or,o oath H. emp counpIe: 81 heat
IARGE nicely + iuTn room: q doube ir' bed
$40 FOR two, $50 for one, conv to bus
i7a Ia st5Sf5ss oWrS IT, n Nr 5Sp a4 W vrsn,. av.
Double room. {; week next bath: ?
h''T 10 ,b to sT d9"St9wn 6q TR frRn, ' ;3o
l},." c ST. Ne, : minutes ride from
wnon staton~Front Ion, room " double b"d
SrNGLE BOON, seninrivatc Sit, bath: Bath gentle
men; M So mo l72o Wctb;S1ter st. ne,
NiCELY fURNISHED room %; in private
Jewish home kitchen and laundry priv
-5nTeu. Mr9n. ARK AR 3f93; 93o7 1s,b s, o-sr,,,
S,nEle front room, clean, attr;, adj bath,
hover. near ,ranSp day onpl. DU. 0ft3.
i%l1 ", "a AVE. .E:--Attract ctivcly
%n oeds "s 5"'abd 02 for tRo RffG iadies n0e$ ex
5sx y y, to bstS 5ns at s29r ShGne privi 5nd 5m
IS roDp "9e PI' >.E.1Double r. rSi% room. N
I,5 Iyoun5T c.r!S or cou7le: ,Iiyate hcme;
lEP' NEhR p'S l. AVE snd Y North b0 ca-1ior 9t st.
= block to bUs-Front bedrm. nex- bath
private -ccntilo hcma: clrpl couple or >
WIFE OF sERvicEM,N E ?' desires sfre f5'eT 10 rent
master bedroom IN pvt. hone to couple:
cony trans7.; privileges of home. TR.
I1l3 NO. CAPITOL ST. larce room
with pvt bath, for ,. Call at DooT B.
a3la e"nd ST, NE.-Clean, double airy
lleeeS, bus and car l block; blocks from
WGodsidge D xT c%Spnmercisl center Ger ero. ,o c.
per week; middle-aged woman preferred
:s5s MD, AVE. N.E.-sinsle room, so;
double, $50; blocks from Capitol. over
323 ST. NE-Single or double room
reasonable; I,,i pc; B0ck %l a., from car and bus
NEAR lth AND R. ] N.E.@comfortabe
newly furn room with desk: sssntleman
LARGE o REDRooM SImeGS for eir nj in So4 home of
S2ed SItrLY :n9 r1Rl AD br9hi 5aaS room with double
rSssorsf gSe EsS HGN III sS3p S?me extension pnone
s6ls RHoDE ISLAND AVE, N.E.-First
l7G f9or, 5nont. double room, adjoining bath,
I6ss OILS ST. .E.-comfortably. newly
Illr I4rn. warm room in better home. nr.
prjvilcSeS, excellent transp.: reas. rent.
l3a.; l:l2 FIoE1pA I'D g.. AVE NE-Nicsly turn
WIS e,ify cory ny 9osl to sll transp; avail mmedi-
Evening star., 1943-10-30
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast Cont.

HHLCREsT, 1909 Alabama ave s.e.-
Bedroom. next bath: no other roomers;
couple or . men: gentle homo. TR 7Sl3.
1851 FORT DAVIS ST.--Single room, pri-
vate home, INV; convenient transporta-
l33a SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. sE-Large
front sitting room, conv. to shopping
and trans. LU. 1906
2II1 32nd ST. S.E.-Nicely furnished dou-
BILE room: eony. trans. TR. 1913. .-
HILLCREST-Room in private home, twin
beds, semiprivate bath: bus at door AT
CAPITOL HILL. goa 4th st. se.-Large,
attractivcly turn. front room. next bath,
unlim. phone. - block from car line.
Also young lady to share twin bedroom,
next bath. with another. II. Ola.
HILLCREST, 2107 3lst st.-Single or
dble.; quiet; semipvt. bath. c.h:w;; gentle
men: S2l so per mo, ZIP. TR, 7034. 81
Ga RIDGE RID. S.E.-Lovely furnished
double room, next to bath. Ii. 2l93.
SOUTHEAST connecting housekeep-
ing rooms, tastefully furnished in an
tiaues, available to . people OF refine
ment; bus at door. Box 226-H. Star. 81
80 c ST. Sc, conv. to Capitol--Large
front room, twin beds; suitable . men
or > ladies'. TR. o034.
1921 w ST. SE.-Nicelv furn., next bath,
for gentleman conv. TO Navy Yard. TR,
DOUBLE basement room for . girls or .
gentlemen. private bath; near transpor-
tation. Coll AT 4t51.
beds. near BATH for couple or 2 settled
Evening star., 1943-10-30
HOUSES FOR SALE.

FOR SALE BY OWNER. completely furn
brick house. rms. . years OLD, detached
garage, oil heat insulated storm windows;
nearly new quality furn. incl. refg and
washing machine; in good neighborhood in
Arlington County; near stores and bus
OWNER LIVES IN this completely equipped
sinit dition r Front and rear. porches, for each
alton room. Gas heat. Substan cash
payment required. Call Mr.. Bark. RA
ALEX.-Modern Diet. brick, rms. bath.
full basement: excel. cond. Immed. pos
session; $4,000. Owner, TIE. 4345 week
HOME AND lNvEsTMENT-sla. 500. a
bargain; apts.. in first-class condition
completely furn.; new refrigerators. new
stoves and new large oil burner. Income,
SEQ mo. or $4,000 VI. Call RA. 1894
Chevy Chase, D C.-6-room. 2-bath brick
oil heat: $4,000; will recondition. add cost
to price. Fulton r. Gordon, owner pio-
nssr developers of Chevy Chase; D. C.,
AZ Eye st. NV D1. $3.50. Brokers. at
SILVER SPRING, MD. block to shopping
csnter-2femily apt, & rms. bath first
floor; 4 rms, bath second floor: coal H.
VII, blower: za-age priced to sell H.
Hannauer, 1896 Georeia ave. 81. 4729
81 s1IvER ST sPRlNG, near District line-Home,
S1px.1s SaTn 's5s, IS 2ts nss1 yasan
NEAR FoUR cSoRNEks. Silver silver 81, spring@ HHeo
stream stIe and spring; $500 Il. r: sieber.