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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
Revolt Grows
lover AZ Tax
Cancellation

WASHINGTON, March 10 .(Up).
"A threatened House revolt over
pay-as-you-go income tax legisla-
ton gathered strength today as
the ways and means committee
met to vote on plan which would
sidetrack all forgiveness sugges-
tons.
The committees latest proposal
would merely apply a 20 per cent
pay check Withholding tax against
1912 levies beginning July 1. All
but the new income taxpayers
would continue paying taxes a
year late.
For an estimated 1900, 900 new
taxpayers. according to Rep. Bert
rand w. Gearhardt (R) of Cali
fornia. il would mean compulsory
savings against their taxes for
1913.
This group ordinarily wouldn't
start paying their taxes, and
wouldn't be required TO, until
March Is, 1884," Gearhart said.
Under the plan now before
the committee, these taxpayers
would have 20 per cent of the
pay checks deducted beginning
July 1, and the amount would be
deducted from their returns next
year"
For persons who have paid in
come taxes in the past. the plan
would provide the option of be-
coming current in 1913 by paying
all their obligations for 1912 on
March Is and then begin withhold
ing. he added.
According TO treasury esti-
mates" he said. about 80 per
cent OF the income taxpayers
paid up In full on March Is last
year. Therefore, we can almost
assume that 80 per cent of the
old taxpayers will become cur
rent In I943.
add TO this the $1,000, 1000
new taxpayers who will be
forced to become current and
the bulk of the taxpayers will
be on a pay-as-you-go basis by
the middle of 1914"
The Withholding plan apparently
has the support of the Is Demo-
cratic members of the committee
and Gearhart.
The other Republicans stood by
the Ruml plan for skipping 1912
income leVies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
Youth Kills Noisy Sister
RevoIters Kill
so More Nozis

RUSSIA-Reds hur back of German infantry and
tanks north bank of Donets River south of Khaov after
falling back so miles and giving up eight recently recapued
bases Reds smash within II miles of vyazma central
front.
FRANCE-Fifty Germans killed in renewal of street
fighting by rebeling patriots.
MUNICH-Huge Raj planes rain hundreds of of
bombs on Munich, attack other targets in Germany.
TUNISfA-Eight Army patrols in the southeast and
French forces moving from the threaten Romme
in q wise.
NEW GUINEA-Forty-seven Jap bombers and fighters
attack Allied base at Wau northwest New Guinea but
little damage
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
Supply Lines May Be First

Others to whom talked are just as firmly con-
WINGED there will be attempt to land an invasion
force anywhere until after an effort has been made
Ito sever our supply lines to Australia
Army officers of long experience who have been
fighting the Japs virtually every day since Dec. z,
1941 are insisten that they going to make their
next big move somewhere along the north moat of
Australia
The Allied leaders have been keeping an unusually
close watch in the of the Gulf of Carpentaria in
Northeast Australia. by the laps to land troops
somewhere along the western shore of the peninsula pro-
jecting up towards New Guinea has long been feared
The Nps, these officers tell you would be attempting
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10

one of those "save-face" excuses in which
Russia's ally Japan, is so expert.
The worst of the matter is that for four
years American labor unions have been sending
presents to these dead men and Messrs. Murray
and Green, of the Clio and AFL have been
cabling pleas to the Kremlin for their release
not knowing that THE MEN HAD BEEN
DEAD FOR A YEAR.
This cowardly double-dealing on the part of
one of our military Allies is nothing short of
mOnStrOuS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10

taken nearly half of Poland as his "divvy' on
the murder Of Europe, which Hitler was sys-
tematically engaged in.
Maxim Litvinoff, Soviet ambassador in the
United States, has officially informed William
Green, president of the AFL, that Erich and
Alter were executed in December 1941, on So
Wet SOIL They were executed, said the ambas-
sador, because they had urged the Reds to make
a separate peace with Germany.
AS these men were Poles, Jews and anti
Nazs, of course, this statement must be taken as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
Nazi Sub DESTROYED
By RCAF Off Canada

OTTAWA. March 10 (UP)-
Minister of National Defense for
Air c. G. Power said today that
the RCAF destroyed a German
submarine and damaged three
others recently of East Canada.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
Jops Prepare Pacific Blow as Step to u S.

EDITORS NOTE-This is the second of sic
articles by Mr. ForiS about his tour of the South PACING
and Australia and his talks Nth field commanding
officers of the army, nary and marine corps. The
articles writen before Of the smashing OF
that japanese CoRroy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
"In this war,
the plowshars
Is q sword"
Costello Ordered TO Rest

HOLLYWOOD. March 10 QNS)
-Funnyman Lou Costello today
was ordered to rest after four
specialists concluded that the CO.
median is suffering from rheuma-
tic fever.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
Cardinal iinsley Weaker

LONDON. March 10 (UP)-
Arthur Cardinal Hinsley, gravely
i'll of heart condition, was re-
ported weaker today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
HOLY COMMUNION SERVED

In most of the Episcopal
churches a celebration OF Holy
Communion was held this morn
ing And many congregations have
arranged services for each We'd
nesday evening throughout Lent.
Detroit Unity Association will
hear its spiritual director, Irwin
Edwin Gregg, present a series OF
talks, one each Sunday of the
Lenten season. on The First
Seven Words of Jesus"
A majority Of the Lutheran
parishes will mark the beginning
of Lent az services tonight. these
10 continue each Wednesday night
until Easter. while some units
have set aside Thursday evenings
for worship
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10

Theater and will continue from
II noon 10 p. m. daily. except
Saturday and Sunday. through
Good Friday.
DR. Frederick w Norwood. pas
tor of ST. James United Church
Montreal, delivered the opening
sermon Of the councils series and
will also preach tomorrow and
Friday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10

tralia. The enemy seems to be concentrating for
attack against this front Such assemblage of
major force indicates he is taking up position of
readiness'o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
The Weather
Photo by Time, stan Photograph

The sun will set A. 733 .. m today.
ana rise tomorrow At 7 81 a.
The moon will set a. 1922 a m.
today. and rise tomorrow at ii ,Of a. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
He Ties, Gags
Girl, 6, Then
Fires ; Shots.

FLINT. March follow he tied
and gagged his 6-year-old sister
and then shot her three times be-
cause "she was too noisy" was
described today by John Wesley
May, 10, in his murder confession
to police.
Then. he added. he tossed hsl
body under a bed. had a meal with
another sister who came home
shortly after the killing. Then, he
said. he went TO Flint movie.
HE PLEADS GUILTY
Arraigned on first degree
murder charge in municipal court.
the youth pleaded guilty and
waived examination. Judge Edwin
D. Mallory bound him over 10
circuit court without bond for
trial.
The boy stood glurnly during the
one-minute hearing. He had talked
with his parents briefly before the
court appearance. They left i'm
mediately after the arraignment
to make funeral arrangements for
their daughters funeral.
John, a 6-foot, 3-inch youth, was
arrested by Flint police as he
emerged from the theater. He
readily confessed the crime.
HE'S USED TO QUIET
"Sure / did It," he told police.
"Emmogene Lits used TO bother
me, and / didn't like the amount
OF noise she made around the
house. was used TO a quiet
place"
John said he grabbed the girl,
tied her wrists behind her back
with rawhide strips, stuffed a torn
dish towel in her mouth and placed
her in a bed.
"She screamed and squirmed
but IL didn't do her any good"
he added in a casual voice.
IL had my brothers rife and
plugged her once"
Although wounded. the girl
crawled from her bed and walked
into the kitchen where she col
|lapsed.
"WeIl, I shot her again. She
was still kicking a little bit and
1 shot her a third time.
II picked her up and carried
IConttruad an Naxt p,oa Col Sl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
Hurl Back Nazis
In Kharkov Zone

MOSCOW, March 10 (UP)-Red
armies, firmly entrenched along
the upper Donets basin after aban.
doning eight newly won bases in
an 80-mile retreat. hurled back
wave after wave of German troops
and tanks south of Kharkov today
while their comrades on the CEN
trail front smashed to within IL
miles of wanna.
"a report received in Stock
holm said Premier Stain, now a
marshal of the army, had left
Moscow for military headquar-
ters on the southern 'front.'
In one sector before Kharkov.
the Germans threw 5000 infantry.
men and 80 tanks against the Rus
sian defense lines, only to- retreat
TO their initial positions after los.
ing 500 troops and ii tanks. the
Russian midday communique said.
o MILES, SAYS vICHY
(The counterattacking Ger
mans have reached a point only
nine miles west of Kharkov.
Vichy radio asserted.)
The Russian retreat to the north
bank of the upper Donets was
disclosed in the midnight report,
which said the withdrawal was
ordered in the face of strong
counterattacks by Upwards OF
$4,000 German troops seeking to
capture the Khsrkov area by deep
"out-fanking thrusts" from the
southwest.
The retreat cost the Russians
Continued on Next Page, Col. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10

DEPOSIT YOUR WAR BONDS
for safekeeping with INDUSTRIAL
NATIONAL BANK. Safe. Conven-
Iient. Inexpensive.-Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10
In the Times TODAY

Special.
Barney Ross Own story Psg. 70.
Dr.. Clendening's Lnten Diet
Page 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10

c. VI. McARTHUR, DENTIST,
iii Griswold. Over Kinsel'a
Hours, SO. Sundays: 10-12.-Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10

KEYKo MARGARINE-rich with
protective Vitamin A.-Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-10

(COntinued ON Next Page, col. 81 otI
Evening star., 1943-07-01
FURNISHED ROOM
ROOMS WITH BoARp.

ATTRACTIVE, cool. STUDIO room, with
young women NO. 55a3.
2146 FLORIDA AVE NW-Double and
single IngIIoSa rooms with home-cooked food: very
41S SHEPHERD ST NW-Master bed
room; also middle room; private, gentle
home: board optional; near transp. Adults.
GLOVER PARK. 23O5 39th st. n.w.-Very
reasonable for choice girl. newly furnished
transp. OR. 5688
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for 2 empl
adults, large, comfortable room. 3 expos.
aa Yard sfsakta:s aSd anasS
sO4 21st ST N;W-Gentleman: home
cooking: walking distance to Govt. bldss.
1885 QUE ST NW.-single and triple
transp.: showers. maid service, laundry
privils.
LARGE SINGLE ROOM with board, young
lady. vicinity OF Silver Spring; $50 mo-
board for two Girls Cali Adams SIa5. "
sESs SS ssae esssent { meals
sso4 18th ST. SEIaTse arg ,d room for
24O9 34th PL. NV, between Conn. and
ferred. Phone Ordway 1881 after pm
1909 18th ST. N.W.-Triple room with
eTy'ts Dnd seubss ssh III Ho mss ssS $685. Also single
1850 QUE ST. N.W-Large, cool room for
;. Also girl to share with another, showers
Walking distance. Hobart 1892.
ENTIRE UPPER FLOOR, : bedr., ,liv. I:
bath. Suitable to men or girls $50
each. meals. Arlington. GIL. 4975. A.
1407 10th. ST: N.W.-vacancy for L lady
in large double room; switchboard, GOOD
meals, good bathing facilities.
37I1 18th ST. NE-Larse double front
near transportation. MI. 1890.
1914. 10th ST. N.W.--very large room,
suitable 3 or 4. 5 windows Also double
reas.. excel. transp.
6O37 N. 10th RD, Arlington-Double or
single room. S45 each per month. Call
1899 KENNEDY ST. NW.-Nicely furn.
twin-bed room in Jewish home, S2b mo.
with breakfast. dinners Optional. ia. 2946.
HIGHEST, COOLEST SPOT =.
thesda: until Sept, 10: single and double
rooms, meals: public transp.; special rates
for group6. WI. 2022.
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LARGE COLONIAL,

In restricted and beautiful Ravenwood,
brick constr, slate roof, . rooms. ga
baths, rec. rm. with fireplace. 2-car att.
gar on well-wooded and landscaped lot
in nearby Va. Call MR.. CLARKE. l to B.
Falls Church 224a; ewes. Adams i105. 5'
Open for Your Inspection,
. to Z pm 939 C ST sw broom. bath.
short walk Of Govt bldgs. Very reason
able cash down and monthly payments
less than rent: Call Mr. O'Connor. with
THOS D. WALSH, INC. DI 1857
Evening star., 1943-07-01
ROOMS WANTED.

SINGLE, l5-min. walk to Raleigh Hotel;
$50 to S25 mo-: private family, gentleman;
ref Box l42-R. Star
LADY-Bedroom In a refined home with
breakfast privileges suburban preferred.
Box 276-L. Star
LADY, employed. desires one large or two
small unfurnished rooms convenient to
transportation. Box 21a-L. Star
Evening star., 1943-07-01
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

Why suffer with hot sleepless NIGHTS
when you can enjoy the cool Chevy Chase
air and Stin enjoy the convenienceS of
Transportation. Shopping and schools? A
detached center-hall. Colonial brick, To-
Gated on a wooded lot among fine surround
ing homes: large living rm.. dining rm.,
kitchen ard powder room on 1st floor:
3 master sized bedrms. and . ba ths on end
floor: - bedrms. and bath on 3rd floor. This
home with large screened living porch
is in immaculate condition. ApproXI-
mately $500 cash, balance S13 per mo.
Will buy this beautiful home. Call EN-.
1890 until pm, F. A. TWEED CO..
Evening star., 1943-07-01
HOUSES FURNISHED.

FURNISHED CABIN, HOUSEKEEPING FA-
s5ss S4as people $50 monh nor, um
Falls Church: bus service; car not neces-
sary. Falls Church 2031-J
4l32 HAYES ST: NE-5,rm: completely
s100 per month. AT: 417o.
sl35 viii retain % one bedroom WI. 05s34 os34.
SS-BEDEGoM: B. Be DETACaER; E7G + 1NsYLAIED
ione Lease s1ss @ @onthl asho0nGe 81 esas sss.y on
AVAILABLE ,IMMEDIATELY TO SEP
lanial house with 3 bedrooms: located in
most desirable SECTION of Arlington, conv.
Jackson isaaeM after II 80 SsSp' 'Ne 'o0"
CHEVY CHASE, MD. : JULY AND AU-
gust; Colonial brick s rooms, > baths.
Phone WI. 6172 after pm
BEAUTIFUL CORNER, HOME. HIGHEST
elev. near Walter Reed; tile roof and con-
struetion, 6 French doors steel easement
furn: saa5 mos: a's no Children. NJ" RA se ssas
BETHEsDA-sMALL ESTATE. $3.50: COL.
r. and stone tone rms; paths baths new new-ho%DSe
NEAR MACARTHUR BLvD-cooL. COM
sdvanca sd7y for EN- Nos fgc ppy sloo per month in
ATTRACTIVE. COOL .FURN GROOM
ho"sf monh vie.eFy oR 5sal garden Juy-Ausust s1a5
SILVER 1 spR1Ng-5IRooM s; pom BRICK: a CON.
esfs snFnSssd to S sea
Sys!iaSle july I 10 ;'O' VIM F. cARL1N' sii5
GEcRGEToWN-BEAU FURN., 9
bedrooms, living room, garden; SiS5 mo:
dogs dogs c Cali MISS HOBBS. DU. 81 500. u
GOODNESS AND PRIVACY IN OLD ALEX
house; 4 BEDROOMS S's "a AnH baths. garage; fur. M
nishsd Tempe 1872 saRo pso so aaens mena for months
RETHEsDA-NEW BRICK HOME, !, BED
rooms; use Of garden, July l7-sept. |;
$50. Preferably no children. Oliver 6611.
SEMINARY HILL SECTION OF ALExAN-
dria-Acre lot with flowers and vege-
tables. pleasant countryside adjoining:
ths nss room anS tof monh
six weeks; $500 per month. Alexandria
JULY AUGUST. IN MOST DESIRABLE
located furnished house; 3 bedrooms.
baths: EXCELLENT transportation; $3.50 mo.
cLEEvELAANp PARKI7coMPLETELY FUR FUR:
now Until october i; $3.50 per month.
MODERN BROOM HOUSE m ANAcos-
tia. D. c.; nice neighborhood. close to
downtown Washington; rent. SA5 month
to party buying furn. for $3.50. Box
TOWN HOUSE,
Attractively furnished. for summer months:
bedrooms, 2 baths. r st. near Sheridan
Circle: DU. 747a. s275 mo
NICELY FURNISHED DETACHED HOUSES
in convenient Northwest section for sum-
mer or longer: S175 month up.
w. C. & A. N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO.,
1880 Mass. AVE. NV OR. AGA.
ONE 5-ROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW.
frame, h;-w:h.. coal; completely and nicely
furnished: S135.
One 5 room and bath bungalow. brick,
air-conditioned heat, auto. gas; $110.
Both available July l.
ROBERT E. LOHR,
81 Cedar st, TAX. PIX. D. C. GE. O@57.
bus. detached brick, rooms. bath, cellar.
h;-w: heat, gas burner: completely fur
,,,.rvPPsy}' NWMALsHE 1NcS .Is.
Evening star., 1943-07-01
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

$500 SHADYSIDE AVE, BRADBURY
Park, near Suitland, Md rooms, un-
furnished. Can arrange for light house.
keeping. $50 month. Phone Spruce O767.
WILL SUBLET 3h h-ROOM MODERN APT
in suburbs Must be willing to buy furni-
ture. References. Call Union Oas9.
UNF TWO ROOMS, KIT AND BATH. PRI-
vate entrance. 1898 y. Taylor St. Arl.. Va.
p.fF, AP LARGE RoGMS p
adults; S75 mo- oxford 4744 2l13 N
Rolfe st.. Arlington, Va: Q min. from
Evening star., 1943-07-01
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

SOoONp%N NOOWS.
$40 8. ORME ST. Arl, Va, blocks
from Navy Annex-Larse, front. twin beds,
for >, 2nd floor. near bath. also basement
room. Glebe 1919
900 8. WAYNE. Arl. Val or = gentle
men; reasonable. in apt. with young couple.
LARGE. AIRY ROOM. suitable for TWO:
quiet family; fne meals. Convenient to
Bethesda and Ward Circle. Phone WI. d419.
ARL1NGTON-Young lady share room with
another. Conv. location, home atmos. priv
ileses. CHI. s4a2 after pm.
gentle family. eonv to Pentason. Navy
Annex and Fl. Meyer. near shopping and
recreation center: $40 per mo. CHI. 406a.
EXECUTIVES. OFFICERS AND WIVES
Cool suites and studio rooms with pvt. Law =.
clubroom, hotel service: lOc bus; excellent
location. Modern transient club; nom
housekeeping. GL. 3946 Weekly rates.
ARLINGTON-Comfort room. near bus,
one fare: rates reasonable: good neighbor-
hood. oxford 1857. l.
FURNISHED ROOMS.
Private bath, continuous hot water: bus
stop at door: located on u S. highway No
l between Wash and Alex.
ARLINGTON HOTEL,
Phone wv 1O46
Evening star., 1943-07-01
Detached Brick Bungalow.

Abs 22nd ST. ne-5 rooms. tile bath.
finished attic. -w.h., coal heat with
blower. screened front porch, open fire.
place. garage. oak floors chestnut trim,
recreation room; priced to sell at once;
ss'4'o' p%9sNSesT5on, %N = n,ruoRowcoon
cnn4 2 I Ave N DE OIL
Evening star., 1943-07-01
ROOMS FURNISHED.

NOOMS pONT~I9ns0.
CHEVY CHASE, Military I'd, near Conn.,
Il gentleman only; large, cool room on
End floor; bed has inner-spring mattress.
2 bathrooms. Lear garage. no housekeep-
ing: detached. insulated house: occupied
by adults Ordwav 3636.
1929 BELMONT NW.-SingIe, with run
ming water. third floor: quiet gentle
home: S6 per week. Call -DU. 1s27
double room near bath; 81 weekly.
1908 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE, near Dupont
Circle-Lovely, cool single and double
rooms.
1444 CLIFTON ST. NV have 6 large
rooms. all beautifully decorated and fur,
nished complete with new furniture and
new inner-spring mattresses. You must
see these rooms to appreciate. IheSe
rooms will accommodate from l to 3
persons. Call DE. 1865.
MT. PLEASANT, 316s 18th st. nv
Large front room, next bath; " block st,car
and bus: / gentleman, S35 DU. 316S.
PRIVATE ENTRANCES; close in: nicely
furn. clean rms. near bath, S25 mo. UP.
1424 Belmonth st. NV.
THE CHURCHILL, 174O P St n.w:-Single
rooms with running water: near bath and
shower; $3.50 weekly. Double rooms
with running water, near bath and show
er5; S10-Sl2 weekly.
$500 CONN. AVE.-Double room. also girl
to share: twin beds. maple furn., unlim.
phone: trausp. at door. Emerson 0O91.
ALTURAs, 1909 10th st. n.w-sinele
rooms near showers: hreproof bldg. a4-hr
eley.; excellent downtown loc.: $5 per
week Up.
Evening star., 1943-07-01
ApARrMrNrs uNFuRNlsHtp.

TAKoMA PARK; us KENEBEc avs
insPsstiSn:s syail:bIe immed. MoRRIsoN
room apt with bath; near bus, stores; S55.
adults only. INQUIRE, eH. 1912:
1890 HCLBROOK TER. N.E-sEM1-BAsE-
ment. unfurn. apt; large living room. bed
stove private bath; rent. s46.5o. See
9420 L'ENFANT SO. .sE., orr PA. AVE
3-room apt. newly decorated; back porch.
nstte. bath: near Navy Yard and Govt.
BETHESDA AREA ROOMS. KITCHEN,
RssP BATH hea ha and 5sss Mser tn
RMS, KITCHEN AND BATH. PRIVATE
entrance. heat. LIGHTS. gas furn.; streetcar
g. corneri s45 month. 1906 Eastern ave,
APT. FOR RENT TO DEFENSE WORKERS
or Government employees: no pets, no chill
dren. Phone Sligo 1850.
s.R0oM, KITCHEN AND BATH APT, IN
summer and winter, S47.50; adults only.
3 ROOMS; KITCHEN. sEM1;PvT: BATH;
e aa monh gag al iu1a 18th ss~y s
INV MWNEW ti S5DRMs Ret mn1s ,an PATHS ssnty lily
refs. RA. Obl5 after q pm. %
TAKOMA PARK-STREET-LEV BASE
ment, apt, 2 rooms, kitchen, bath: heat
and hot water furnished; no refg. S42.5O
mo-: will only consider employed couple
who neither smoke nor drink. 81. 7757.
1903 FLOWER AVE, TAKOMA PARK,
Nd Ind floor, rooms and bath; pri-
vate entrance: reasonable; adults.
SMALL BROOM. KITcHENETTE AND
bath apartment on second floor Of private
home: $50 month; all utilities included.
Adults: Mt. Rainier. Box 211-L. Star. l.
BROOM KITCHEN AND BATH APT. TO
| party buying furniture: l35 Carroll st.
Sc. near Congressional Library.
1897 KEY BLVD, ,ARL. va ROOMS,
settled couple; no pets. Between Rossiyn
and Colonial Village.
AVAILABLE JULY 1st.
One-room apt. in The Yorkway. 1921
Lincoln rd ne; $3.50. Two-room aps.
For APPOINTMENT 20 Inspect Apply
PHILLIPS g. CANDY, INC,
Ma 1900. Realtor. 1912 18th st. wv.
1887 COLUMBIA RID. NV.
First floor, Q rooms. kitchen, bath. COM
ppletely private So monthly Also md
porch. semi private bath. $50 monthly.
Convenient to stores and transports ton;
all utilities furnished for both apts. FED
ERAL FINANCE CO., 9l5 New York ave.
NV. MA. 74O3. j.
APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.
Evening star., 1943-07-01
CONN. AVE. EXTENDED,

S1H,5On. New brick semi-bunealow,
containing . bedrooms and bath on 1st
floor and . bedrooms and bath on end
floor. Wooded lot. !5xls5. Air-condi-
toned oil heat Built-in garage. I'M
macLlate new-house condition. Built for
owner. a beautiful home Call BOSS x
PHELPS. MA. $500. Evenings, Mr.. Leigh.
Evening star., 1943-07-01
S16,85U.
WESLEY HEIGHTS.

Charming Dutch Colonial on lovely lot
55xl50, surrounded by other attractive
homes, and containing 4 bedrooms and 2
baths Occupancy can be given after July
medium priced house in one Of Washiry-
ton S best restricted locations. For details
call Mr.. Jones. GE. 3079.
Evening star., 1943-07-01
On 18th St., Near Military Rd.
Detached. Corner. Brick Home.

Very large living room, dining room,
kitchen. breakfast room and powder room
on lst FIR: 5 bedrooms, . baths on second
FIR. bedrooms and bath on 3rd fir,
maids room and lavatory in basement;
Gear garage, large lot. MR.. SHARNOFF,
Evening star., 1943-07-01
GALL WO. -,3WW TILL p PM,
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC.
SLIGO PARK Hills

SLlOO
Less than yrs. old. lovely S-room
Colonial home, on wooded lot, near Siso
Creek Park; 3 baths: l bedroom and den
on LIST floor, connected garage. OWNER.
Evening star., 1943-07-01
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
HOUSES FOR SALE.

FOR SALE, IN SILVER SPRING, ND
Bungalow. rooms and bath, heated ga
rage oil heat, large lot, handicapped; on
bus line $3.50. Box 362-M, Star.
DETACHED CORNER, . NICE BEDROOMS
and bath on ST floor. bedrooms and bath
on md floor. oil hot-water heat, built-ln
garage; ! block TO bus line; Sl3,950 Call
Mr.. Tabb, WO. 1857; with THOS. l..
Evening star., 1943-07-01
FOXHALI, VILLAGE,

A spacious brick home of English design
in one of WashinGton's most popular resi-
Dental sections, includes large living room,
automatic heat, garage; house now vacant
and being, completely redecorated. For
details call Mr.. Jones GE, 3o1a.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.
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Evening star., 1943-07-01
VACANT.

Brookmont tract, off Macarthur blvd,
near District line. 6-room brick. 4 years
old, large living room, dining room kitch-
en-. half bath LIST floor: 3 bedrooms and
bath md floor: attached earaGe. Owner
says sell quickly. Liberal terms.
E. M. FRY, INC.
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