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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
Blind Drivers Face Ban

AUSTIN, Tex, Feb. 26 (UP).-
A bill was introduced in the Texas
Legislature TO make it illegal for
blind persons TO drive automobiles.
Sponsors of the bill said they had
received complaints that persons
receiving blind aid pensions were
driving automobiles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
Dock Worker Slain,
300 Go on Strike

LONDON. Feb 26 CUP).-
Three hundred dock laborerS in a
northern port went on strike to-
day after a dispute between a
worker and a United States Army
sentry in which the laborer was
killed.
The day shift refused 10 work
today until they are told how the
man who fired the shot is TO be
Jaalt with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27

LONDON. Feb. 70 tUP).- Brit
iSh newspapers praised American
forces in Tuni>a today for un-
bounded courage and their smash
ing comeback against the AXIS
I'm the hard experience OF the
past - DAYS, the froth of Amer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
WIPE OUT BATTALION

The Russians said a German
infantry battalion was wiped out
in the rcpulSe of numerous Ger
man counterattacks southwest OF
kramatorsk.
Numerous German Counterat-
ltacks were repealed in other sec
TORS south of Orel with heavy
losses to the Germans. Deep snow
land binding blizZardS were hold
ling back the Russians in this area
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
4 Oe -
War Today
. Hitler Trying
To Ruin Europe
Before Defeat
~ PIERRE J. HU>S


International Ncss service stan WIief
FROM HIS secret hiafoat
Adolf HHer has >narlci forth "a
Ione-cxpcc,cd threat 10 loose
The most shocking terror wave
over Europe ever witnessed IN
history
The proclamation .o7d to q
NaN Party mccun- ln Munich
rs one @, hIS fanatic, represents
The answer of "a CornCred outlaw
20 the posse which has trapped
hun I'm effect The proclamation
is HitlcTS answer 20 recent dec
larations of Roosevelt Churchill
and Stain
Every wore in The proCIam8-
ton dripS hatred for every nom
ANS country.
lie has announced although
In Neued language. that the
uanpOWer of the. conquered
lands writ b- rra-E0u 70 the
baltlcfcldS as gun-io0dcr Tor
the Mans.
The SINS Of the QulSling> La
walls and others VIII now crash
back on stricken Europc S head
for there IS no doubt that soon
enough. If not already tho Gc>-
tapo dragnet Will comb the
homes of luckleSS French, Bel
cIans. LuXcmburCcrS. Oar @ S,
CzechS. Dutch, NorwegIanS. and
Others 10 march them of INTO
the firing line.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
Anti-Strike Bill
To Be Offered in
Senate Monday

WASHINGTON. Feb. 26 CUP).
With West Coast employees Of
the Boeipg Aircraft Company.
builders of the Flying Fortress,
threatening another work stop
page and with a disruption of soft
coal production possible this
spring. Senator Tom Connally ID
of Texas announced today that he
WILL introduce aHtistrike iegisla-
tion ON Monday
,PlanS for a nationwide work
stoppage IN aircraft plants were
gong ahead meanwhile. ac-
cordng 10 officials OF the Aero
nautical Mechanics Union IN
Seattle. ms rcportcdD
Almost COinCident with Con-
nalNS announcement. Louis A.
LOPEZ an cmploye member OF the
War Labor Board, predicted that
tho WI.B would reach A decision
before night on wage case al
fleeing nine MAJOR West Coast
'arcTaft plants
Lopez SAID toe board 'undoubt.
cdly would telegraph a strongly.
Wordcd rcDrnOt 10 the EOelng em-
ploycS who halted production 10
stage a mass meeting yesterday IN
Seattle % protest against WLB
IdclaN
Connally's bill would amend the
SclccuVc Service Act 10 provide
for government control Of war
pants I'M winch production S
delayed by labor disturbances or
other causes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
Japan Is Our Most Dangerous Enemy

as to what country Cannon considered the most
dangerous enemy of the United States.
Japan is our most dangerous and most I'M
mediate enemy" Cannon replied. For % years
Japan has been drafting plans for an attack on
our Pacific coast"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
Yamk Courage Hailed
our Pacific coast
Registered u. S. Patent once

lean eNuberance has been blown
of the tankaTd, hut left unaf-
fected good ale that j. the high
spirited courage of the young
American soldier" the News
Chronicle said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
Three Die i'm Chair
For Golfers Murder

EDDYNILLE. Ky Feb 70 Up
Robert II. Anderson. 81 Tom
Penney 81. and Raymond Baxter
-. paid with their lives early to-
day for tbe 1911 MISUNDERSTANDING
of Marion MIley. the golf star and
her mother
The three men died in the cleo.
tc chain here Tor the shooting oil
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27

mittee recting the history of United States naval
losses under armament restriction agreements
of the past, with Japan always the gamer attirst
through violation of treaties and then through
abrogation.
Questioning from the floor included query
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27

Miss MIlcy. 81 and her mother
Mrs Elsie Ego MIley Do. durin
an attempted holdup OF tho fash
ionable Lexington lkN) Countr
Club,
The Detroit Times has tar more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit New Spaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
Japs in Burma Bombed

NEW DELHI India. Feb. %
Inns japanese positions Al
Yohaune lu the Myiiha VALLEY,
south of Naudalay, Burma were
bombed hy British Blcnhelms the
India command announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
Detroit Times Washington Bureau

WASHINGTON, Feb 26.-Once again the
House Of Representatives was warned of the
greatness Of the Japanese danger today.
Debate on the deficiency appropriation bill
reached naval items with Chairman Clar-
ence Cannon of the House appropriations COM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27

THE TWENTIETH century
Atula IN Hitler is manItcStne
itself. He wants 10 wreck 10
destroy, 10 massacre. That
shocking intention has been
lurking IN Hitlers breast ever
since ne made his first beorhall
. speeches.
1t grew through the years OF
his ascension 10 totalltarian
power. As far as ! could make
out, II sprang from an inner
intuition That the world was
against him, and that he in
tended 10 get even by wreckIng
as much OF the world as possible
before his own downfall
Hitler said in private circles
many times that if ever defeated
and compelled 10 haul down the
swastika, he would leave no
stone standing in Europe. His
call 10 the NazI Party IN the
Munich proclamation is the first
step toward that ultra-terrorls-
tic plan of destruction
1.-THE Nazi Party has 10 break
terror with IO-fold terror" he
SAID.
BY that he means that Helm
rich Himmler. the blood-stalned
killer and Gestapo boss, has
been given carte blanche to
wipe out human lives and civ
llized institutions at Will
As ! know Himmler. he won Z
be- slow 10 take the fuehrer at
his word. knocking of A few
personal enemies along with
others.
THE FUEHRER'S proclama-
ton is the dark harblngcr OF
the worst terror and blood wave
Yet 10 sweep over Europe. The
next months Will overShadow
any blood bath or oppression
and deportation the occupied
lands have yet seen.
Hardest hit. as always. viii be
The leftover Jews IN Europe
Hitler proclaimed before the
Reichstsg in 1899 that the Jew
would be made 10 suffer for a
lost warm other words. tho
Scapegoat Of a lost war 10 Ger
many IS to be the jew
The whole tenor Of tho Hitler
proclamation Is a call from Hit
lcr 20 the Nazi Party 10 revert
70 the fierce bcerhall days of
lawless street fighting and CO.
+ ercion Of those who opposed
them.
SIGNIFICANTLY. HITLER
appeals not only 10 the old-linC
Nazi Party fanatics Tor support
but also 10 the new fanatics
German youth He boastiully
says that youth in Germany has
been fully trained IN the con
cepts OF nazlSm and Transformed
into fanatic Mans
He means that German Nou'l
knows how 10 carry and app,
the torch as Well as plliaGe an'
destroy IN vengeance Of los
war Of conquest
Whatever the consequences
remains 70 be- seen whether 'tl
desperate Hitler viii have tm
( 20 carry through his Attla-hk
plans Of horror over Europe
The tide ~ war may catch 10
and send him Crashing before a
Of Europe is left smoking rul
under has fallen torch
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
DoUGHBOYS RELAX

Fifty yards behind an advanced
outpost. / watched doughboyS sit
ting IN "A ieep reading comic
strip. Exhausted tank crews were
Sprawlcd IN the sun II was the
first time in days they could re-
move their shoes, and they luXuri-
ouSly wiggled their toes.
BY reoccupylng KaSserinc Pass,
the Americans again control all
the mountain line 10 which they
retired after losing GafSa. Sbeitla
and other towns on the plain
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27

The changed complexion of the Tunisian theaer of
today The Americans have driven Marshal Rommes
Kasserne Pass and the battered Desert Fox
is believed to withdrawn his main forces south
through Gafsa and then northeast Sfax, the east
Yank and French units smashing for Sbeitla
and Oussea (heavy arrows) and Allied planes
roaring broken nes) thump Axis installations
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
Enemy to Abandon
1000 Square Miles
BY PHIL AULT

WITH AMERICAN FORCES
IN KASSERlNE PASS, TunlSia,
Feb. rs ,UP)-The Germans
were believed today TO have
evacuated the town of kaSSerine,
south of kaSScrinc Pass which
American forces occupied yeSter-
day without firing a shot and to
have with drawn their main
strength south 10 Gafsa and then
northeast TO Sfax, on the east
coast of TuniSia.
II Rommel has Withdrawn TO
SiaX. it Is apparent that he also
intends TO abandon the 1000
square miles between the Tunlsian
mountains and the Chott- Dierid
"a salt marSh), which he won IN
"a bloody costly campaign.
Rommcl seemingly intended to
Try 10 hold the line he was on
before ne embarked on his of
fcnSivc. from Faid Pass to Sened.
and the area Just above Gabes
v here the Chott Djcrid creates a
li-milc bottleneck between 1t and
the sea.
"a letter found in tank cap
tured IN the battle of kaSSerlne
Gap said that Rommel had
visited the unit TO which the
tank belonged twice during the
TuniSlan campaign The letter
was dated February %
tRommel has been reported
TO have been wounded and TO
have returned TO Berlln)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
Allies Close In
To Stop ROnme'
Flight TO Coast

Continued from Page One)
area. Two enemy fighters were
shot down by The escort.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
STREET FIGHTING

Tightening the clamp on the
AXIS brldgehead IN the Caucasus,
further south, the Russia n ;
Stormed and captured Staronizhe-
-teblievSkaya. Il miles from the
Sea of Azov on the north side OF
the Taman Peninsula. in street
fighting which ended at dawn.
The heaviest fighting in the
fiercely contested DonetS Basin
was centered sou I Invest OF
Yoroshiiovgrad and southwest OF
Kramatorsk. veral strongly
fortified points fell to the Red
army in the former area.
Between KramatorSk and kraS-
noarmeiSkoye, wave after wave OF
tGerman tanks and motorized in
fantry beat at the Soviet positions
but field dispatches SAID they held
firm. The German radio had
GAINED the recapture of both.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
AWAIT NEW THREAT

The Germans. battered by thou.
sands OF American and British
bombs and shells, were preparing
to meet the threat of the British
Eighth Army from the south.
American infantry had been set
for a tough fight before the Ger.
mans evacuated the pass. But adj
VancinC across the western Shout
der of the pass AT $50 a m. yes
terday morning, they found no OPP
position,
AT the same time. the British
who had also moved down without
opposition from Thala picked then
way glnEerly through minefield,
VII ch tho Germans had laiC
thickly TO impede the American
advance
Everywhere there was a let.
down feeling among the Ameri-
cans. because they had anticipated
a fight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27
.Soviiets EncirCIe
Ndzi GdrriSonS
West Of Khdrkov
BY HENRY SHAPIRO

MOSCOW, Feb. 20 (UP).-Rus-
sian forces pressing toward the
Dnieper River broke through at
several points far west of kharkov
today and swung around 10 wipe
out encirclcd German garrISons in
Eand-to-hand combat.
Front dispatches reported Red
army pressure from end TO end OF
the southern front along which
billiards, mud and intensified Ger
man resistance had slowed but
failed to stop the Soviet advance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-27

Chronicle SAID
Evening star., 1943-03-26

BEDROOM SUITE. breakfast set. studio
couch. twin beds, dresser. eate-leg table.
WE DO MOVING, Edelman, 1903 Ga. ave.
Evening star., 1943-03-26

WOULD YOU LIKE AS TENANTS RE-
sponsible middle-aged couple with highest
references? We want small house or apt
in private home, unfurnished. with garden
space, near transportation to Navy Dept
Box 81 Sd, Star. 26s
Evening star., 1943-03-26
FOR THOSE WITH TASTE

ThiS lovely bunsalow in Silver Spring
with bath. large rear porch. lear ga.
rage living room reached through entrance
nan Is - #. long. the kitchen will set
your wlfe'S heart futter: price Of SIS $50
hr!udeS 43u Of new brOadloom carpetinc.
coNef ,ng !ylng room, dining room and hail.
also de luxe kitchen equipment This is A
nream Tl.eai6 mouse and must be seen TO be ap-
p!eGla'eG: substantial cash required
Evening star., 1943-03-26

1874 COLUMBIA RID. NW.-Men; So so
min. downtown; 4 baths showers. ch W +,
lnner-Sp. mats, auto. gas hit. AID. 1890.
1909 ST. N.E.-Very large and beautiful
front room in refined Jewish home: 3 win
doWs 3 beds: nice location; convenient
transportation: bus stop at door. IL 794S.
Evening star., 1943-03-26
SPECIAL BARGAIN.
Chevy Chase, Md.-S14.75O.
Vacant-Immediate
Possession

Substantial brick excellent construction.
: large bedrooms and > baths on second
hoor; frSt floor lavatory. frepaCes.
large screened porch, lr-conditioned heat.
NICE recreation room, 2-car garage, beau-
Itul lot 13XlG3. Call Mai Lane, WI.
I'm" BOSS e PHELPS. realtors, MA.
NiStl
Evening star., 1943-03-26
DETACHED BRICK HOME

On large corner lot. most desirable n w.
section, beautiful trees. yet only - blocks
from Transportation and stores. rooms,
20 baths, large screened porch. attic
with staircase. storm doors and windows,
delightful recreation room with bar In
cluded also are my lovely made-to-order
matching drapeS for all windows. and the
entire house is Carpeted from wall to wall
with the finest broadloom. Direct from
owner. s $3.50. Call EN-. 6oi6 for
APPOINTMENT
Evening star., 1943-03-26
HOUSES FURNISHED.

~ 18Th .ST.-N1CELY FURNISHED =
room, 2-bath detached house, garaee: avail
aole Aplll ISL. Rent, $1,000 per month
FOR appointment TO inspect call
l. +. RRUENINGER e. SONS. Ma oO4O.
TAkOMA PARK-20 MIN FROM CENTER
OF CITY, detached house, : rooms. &! baths
with H-car garage; on 3 city lots nestled
among trees. attractIyeIy furnished $l13.
maid available If desired. SLIGO So
COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOME FOR
rent IN Alexandria; ; rooms, bath and
pfeakfaSt room, maids room and ba
beautiful garden: may be seen Saturday
ah0 sunday, between 10 m. and 4 pm.
Sa!t Temple ''h:I5 for appointment Rent,
500 per month. References will be
required Ds.
Evening star., 1943-03-26
APARTMENTS UNFURhIsHEp.

HOW ABOUT A SWAP? HAVE APT. IN
georgetown, , bedrms,, living room, den
k5rchenetts KIT noa w. bath; frepaces Too large
bath, preferably furn., in NV. George
town or Dupont Circle area. Box 1914 B,
Star.
| R, K, B. S355. ONLY IN EXCHANGE
for ;? or 3 r. k, b. north of $500 blk
Available MAY 10th. Call Hobart f036
DESIRABLE APARTMENT IN THE DU-
ponl Circle area consisting of :, rooms.
Kitchen, porch lat very reasonable rental
20 be exchanesd for a larger one in the
NV. sect ion 10 SO Box 3.9-D Star.
Evening star., 1943-03-26
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
For better results and
SerUice include telephone
number IN For Rent ads.


BACHELOR APT. . BEDROOMS. DEN,
trict = blk. from express bus: wanted >
20 o. 0naIe' ar gEef. rably officers: $50 Ga. 1t
SSRAM 5aoiTf eTe RE- 500 Ext 1896. day: ,Wo,
LADY DESIRES YOUNG LADY TO SHARE
siiiIcnTneIoe, sii nrl5a room apt, well furnished
alter $50 pm.
1871 KENYON DESIRABLE sGLE-
tinS.' haG' ,S' SINKS stoves elec. Ietg couch or
Gentiles.
:-BEDROOM APT IN NEW. MODERN
IItas PCS snd oedu{tuy 1urn Unlimited phqne
Syllable for Office or Govt Official. Phone
HO. 1Ui.! for appointment
BACHELOR APT, VIC CONN. AVE. AND
G6aif9Inla s. New furniture. $3.50.
WILL EXCHANGE BRAND-NEw FURN. 3
nm. apt. Southeast for 3 to rm furn.
apt. Northwest. EX oO2o.
BACHELOR APARTMENT. LIv. ROOM. :!
beqroomS, beaiet private bath: no cooking pvt
S63 mo. 3""@ 10th st North, Arlington
NAVY WIFE. HUSBAND IN SERVICE
wants to share newly furn. apt. with an
oLher woman similarly situated. HO.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE" ROOMS,
beautiful, new. modern furniture: Kitchen
cite and ba III; very low rent; S45U ca Sh
Api J. 100" 2ISt st. NV 2S'
1873 MASS. AVE. Sc, NEAR LINCOLN
ParEI? rooms private bath, porch, en-
a WIDOW LIVING ALONE WILL RENT
nicely furnished 3;-room apt. TO , gentle
men or employed couple; kitchen priv
ileges; house 1907 insulated cool in
summer: large closets. seml-privace bath;
rent very reasonable Sligo 96,3
NEWLY FURNISHED APT. , EXTRA
rooms: ideal for five girls: Northeast sec
non, 10 minureS from downtown, Streetcar
and bus pass door. AIS H ST. ne. FIR.
4!i44. After o m. and Sunday, cali RE.
u6S1, MR. MACABOY.
1lI6 OWEN PL. NE-LIVING ROOM,
bedroom, sun parlor. kitchen, gas, elec,
gas heat; completely furn: employed
couple Or 3 girls; transp. within block
GIRL TO SHARE LARGE APARTMENT
with three others. RE. 5417,
ATTRACTIVELY FURN APT JEWISH
g!r! 10 share with others. Call HO
1870 after 7 pm.
I'm. APT. WITH ALcovE, KITCHEN,
bath. :, closets; about :, mi beyond the
Naval Hospital. WI $500
llS2 MORSE ST. NE-AcCOMMoDATE
: or girls. gentiles: prefer Govt girls
Semi-pvt bath: > nice bedrms. FIR $500
:! PERSONS TO SHARE APT. DOWN
town, n ". section. Unlim phone Call
after 8 weekdays, or all day Sun, EX
RMS. KITCHEN, INCLUDING UTTLI-
ties available Immediately: close in NV;
HO 1890 Wepp n m
Evening star., 1943-03-26
3-Family Apartment, S1O,5OO.
Immediate Possession

CloSe-in location. two apartments now
income: 5 Kitchens. : baths. 3 refripera
TORS OIL hCGt. garage. redecorated. This
Is an excellent opportunity 10 procure a
good nome and a nice income Phone Mr.
L%NIS. Taylor 4321 after Is p.m REALTY
ASSOClAlES. l022 18th st. NV, EX.
Evening star., 1943-03-26
APTS. WANTED (Cont

ONE. Or, TWO ROOM APARTMENT, UN-
1urnlshed Northwest: two refined girls;
references. RE. 1900, 1866. ME. 1854
o6s
FURNISHED OR UNFURN1sHED ONE
employe. Dupont 1886 Ext. Sla. IS.
my SISTER, EILEEN" WAS AN ANUS
ing play, but my. sister Lucy and l face
the prospects of living like that with no
enthusiasm: Have you either a 1-room
apt. with Kit; or room with private bath?
Box 192-B, Star
REFINED GENTLE COUPLE WITH
School7aee SC girl want 3 or 4 rm. furn. apt
LIEUTENANT AND WIFE DESIRE Is RM
1uIn; apt, NV. preferred. LIT. STEVENS,
RE 400, Ext. 6l340, s to s.
FURNISHED APT WITH LARGE BED
room by 5 reliable Govt girls: $50. maxi
mum; mum ref furnished. Call Adams 1851
2 WAVE OFFICERS DESIRE FURNISHED
apt. downtown NV. Call RA. l124 Sunday
or weekdays after Z pm. ?S*
l.? RIM. APT. 1st-2nd ALPHABET NV;
S4let: employed couple MA 1924 day.
FED FED UP ON PUP TENT SIZE ROOM
senior Army officer, optimisticaly seeks !
: or 3 room furnished apartment Or would
share expenses of small apartment Must
be within half mile 18th and E NV and
smoke or drink Box a&a-D. Star. w N''
FURN. OR UNFURN. APARTMENT WITH
one or two bedrooms, vicinity Dupont
CIrcle or below. Permanent. Call Adams
CONN. AVE OR 10th sT-1-RM APT.
or, or rm in apt furn. MR. CHAMBERS,
FURNISHED APT. OR HOUSE FOR QUIET
SID. Star. oS.
Evening star., 1943-03-26
APARTMENTS WANTED.

WANTED - APARTMENT OR SMALL
ho,l. house, suburbs preferred 4 or 3 rooms; no
EX. 3340, Ext. GS. during day. RE. 4O95.
EXt. 40i. evenings ~
ARMY OFFICER, MARRIED. NO Chill
nfn fIfn Tanti b oom ap Ap pref
facts first letter. Box laid. Star. :6'
] OR 2 BEDROOM APT. VICINITY CO.
tumola eiL "a, couple. no children; bonus.
RELIABLE COUPLE, NO CHILDREN OR
!. EN- $500, Ext .13 a91
GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL AND WIFE
want ra}grs.d Or bedroom furnished apartment
est references. Dupont 1903 .9'
ARMY COLONEL. SINGLE, DESIRES MOD
ern furnished apartment. bedroom. living
room, kitchenette. Will sublet for 3 months
per month. Write Box l90-B. Star
TRADE LEASE ON .2-BEDRooM HOUSE
off Lee hwy. for / :, bedroom apt. or house
in NV. Washing on. Gil. '44l after 7.
HOUSE OR ,AP PERTINENT, COMFORTABLY
furnished, for. family of three: in North
west Washington or nearby Maryland or
Virsinia' for occupancy April ; Phone
MIR. MAGER, Executive 64oo, Ext. ?,2s4.
REFINED, QUIET COUPLE DESIRE MOD
room. kitchen. Box 2SS-D, Star. 26'
SMALL FURN. APT. WANTED BY MAN
Hyattsville, Md. MR. RAHRIG. WA. os1o.
2 GOVERNMENT GIRLS DESIRE !. OR
) room furnished apt. by April 1st Call
after 6 pm or Sunday DU ;}326. 90
REFINED GENTLE COUPLE AND
1ch9oi-ase se girl Want 3 or room furn. apt
ARMY OFFICER, EMBASSY EMPLoYE
turn. apt vicinity of Conn ave. viii buy
furniture. OR. 1000, Ext. o, after 10 M
UNFURNIsHED GROOM, KrTCHENETTE,
dnetts s,,;s5 and bath apartment in apart
two adults. S55 to $50 a month. Box
WPB CONsULTANT- AND WIFE, GEN
siies' sihis no d pets, no children, very respon-
room, kitchen. bath, Please phone ward
man Park Hotel CO 1000. leaving your
phone number for Room s77 to call -.
NAVAL OFFICER AND WIFE WANT FUR
d nished apt in Sc: section near Navy
WOULD YOU LIKE AS TENANTS RE-
sponsible middle-aged couple with highest
in private home, unfurnished. f with with sarden den
space, near transportation to Navy Dept
Box 3l5-D, Star. 26s
TWO DESPERATE GOVT WORKERS DE
nv only nss.d Cal Call Republic 1900, Ext.
FURNISHED APT SUITABLE FOR
father, DAUGHTER and ,Rranddaughter, age
preferred. Address tstisi. a 81 A Aid St, ne. ne
Phone TR. 3a37 between e:30-l2 noon.
Evening star., 1943-03-26

RENT FREE, RELIABLE ADULT COUPLE
poard owner b-roor corner house 10Th
and ne. Apply y You st. NV "S'
200 BLOCK LoNG1 ELLow ST NV
csI csn e Go USED SO as 0ne Or two family house
Evening star., 1943-03-26
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

ARMY OFFICER DESIRES FOR IMMEDI-
ate OCCUPANCY, turn. or unfurn. .,-bedrm
hnouSt Arlington or Alexandria, convenlenr
600, Ext. 1905. between 9 and ) ?G'
NAVAL OFFICER, WIFE, LITTLE GIRL
want want small house. preferably in Arlington
Phone G!ebe ..5S
FAMILY OF FOUR ADULTS DESIRE
NOT over $50 BOY ?S4-D Star |o'
ARMY OFFICER AND WIFE WANT , OR
. bedroom; unfurniShed house, in Alex
500 limit Phone Glebe 5445.
> OR ROOM DETACHED BUNGALOW,
AM a m l. W,thIn 10 miles Of city BY Gov,
q Fanny can 0' tnTnh oHaoq bss 4ee4 IN
enee. Phone Executive $500. Ext i94,
sstyr5" 3"@-D s's4 ',4o m. and $50 pm or Eo@
JWo- J,"o THREE BEDROOM HOUSE OR APT,
100.
2-BEDRooM HOUSE. FURNISHED. MAY
Cow Tlcn5S silver Sprng by
1909. between and II pm rs.
NAVAL OFFICER AND WIFE DESIRE 2-:}
oeoroom house furnished or unfurnished
on about Aprl! l; convenient tranSporta-
!lon Il Constitution ave. FALLS CHURCH
COUPLE WANT HOUSE OR APART
ment. > bedrooms furnished or unfur-
nIShed; urban or suburban. Phone during
day. EX- "O20 Eyt. $50. BOZ
wANTED-HoUsE ; ROOMS. SUBURBAN
section by couple: best references fur
nished; not over S65 mo-; no children or
pets, Box 44SB, Star
c. S. FAMILY OF FOUR DESIRE 3-BFD-
room house in or near Bethesda: possible
$50. in Arlinston caH Glebe cloS' SEE, ISf,,,
WANTED WANTED TO RENT, 4 a-;BEDRooM
h09SG: nov 6 furnished or unfurnished. Box
Evening star., 1943-03-26

4 BEDROOM COLONIALr-Sl4q5u
ms brick, center-hal home is an ex
ffpilonal value At thus low price owner
ieaNlng city. wants Quick sale Includes
lStonoor lava tory, finished 3rd floor room.
Lafee HNlne rm. with fireplace screened
porch: nice corner lot .,-car rarase Weii
situated IN an established residential com
In0(H11ICy. For details, please call Mr.
JONES. GE. 3O5g.
E,RANk 6 Dill IDC III 1A,t