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Evening star., 1943-04-03
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
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WANTED REFINED YOUNG LADY. GEN
tile. to share lovely furn. apt. with l. other.
Bus at door. P. o. Box ABB. City.
girls TO share large apt. with another.
Dupont 11Io. after I pm.
YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN, WITH HUs-
band in service. to share beautiful furn.
apt: in NV. section with another n same
position. Cali Crdway osGl bet. ~.
CONGENIAL YOUNG WOMAN TO SHARE
comfortable -rm. apt. with another, excel;
location and transu. all expenses and
meals, S7o per mo. Alter : p m, OR 4:';',
lson BE- nEMoNP ksben ST Electricity LARGE aad
Frisidaire: adult. sentieS. eS.
NEAR CATHOLIC UNIV.-GENTLEMAN
to share 6-room house with others: rea-
sonabe. Hobart SSO4. -
NEAR THE NAVY YARD. 532 sth ST; Sc.
534 Sth st. Sc.
NW.-3 ROOMS. BATH: GENIHEs ONLY.
employed couple preferred. RA. S445 after
: Sat and am. Sunday
1918 POTOMAC AVE. sE.-2 LARGE
rms, completely equipped for hk en-
ployed couple. no drinking; 81 per WK.
TR 3671
kitchen apt, nicely furn.. Frigidalre gas
heat, W sober empl couple: avail
able Immediately
JEWISH GIRL. AGE % TO %. TO SHARE
attractive apartment WllH one olHcl Slit'
downtown location. ME. 3417.. Ext. 800.
Saturday after ii, Sunday all day -
, BEDROOMS. LIVING ROOM, KITCHEN
bath and . porches: all outside rooms e,
W. and $. exposures, elevator service in, IN
generator: reasonable: available now. BOX
LII. Star. A.
SILVER SPRING-FURNISHED APART
ment in cool brick home: dining room:
kitchen. living room, bedroom bath ana
porch: available to gentle couple excellent
trop tot jnchlijnR
leht. gas and telephone. Call Sligo 1873.
30 to 25 yrs, gentle. Call Glebe 5000
after g pm. ~
4ol eth ST Observation-Disclosures
apt, furn.. rm kit. retg.. Law. S22 mo.
MIR. WEsTER, DI. 200. Br. 1854. wkdys.
WANTED. / OR 2 GIRLS. GENTLE, TO
town apartment, $40 month. incl. break
fast and dinner. RE, 140O. Apt, 1l9,
Sun. and ewes.
WALKING DISTANCE DOWNTOWN. 2
rm. kitchen. dinette. bath, for or 3.
> RMS, KITCHEN, BATH. AVAILABLE
ture: adults. AID 9125.
1919 KENYON ST. NV LARGE RMS,
living bed room combined. large kitchen.
all utilities, sas range elec. refg.
EDITOR WILL SHARE NEW NV APT
rs. $50. MR.. DAM, RE. 54s9. OR. SAIL.
=, ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING.
Electrolux. modern plumbing. conv. transp.
62a Allison st. NV. Georgia s.03. Gentiles.
l44l :!?nd ST. SE-2 RMS. KIT, PVT.
bath. sleeping porch. pvt entrance; empl.
couple. gentiies. LU. 4l56.
YOUNG LADY TO SHARE 1la-RM. APT.
with another. conv. transp: kit. privileges,
free phone: $50 mo. Call EX. 145S
after pm
| ROOM. BATH. APARTMENT HOUSE.
walk-up. 4th floor, suitable for l or ,
studio couches. grill privil no kit: be-
tween 10th st. bus and 14th st. car line.
Between . and pm, 1889 Newton st.
SUITABLE :, OR T. . ROOMS. KITCHEN
and bath. maid service; $50 mo. .645-A
Conn. ave. NV. Apt. 2-B. CO. 1899.
GIRL TO SHARE l-ROOM APT. WITH AN
other. Christian Science pref Call after
$40. DU. 05"l, 1910 18th st. NV.
LARGE RIM, Mr.. BATH, Ink, $50
Cor. RIM. Semi-pvt. Bath. Ink. sos.
1892 3lst st. NV. tGeorgetown).
1Se9
Evening star., 1943-04-03
$9,950.
Beautiful Detached Home.

i large rooms, tile bath with built-ln
tub and shower, spacious living room with
wood burning fireplace, very large dining
room and beautiful modern Kitchen inClud-
ing gas range and large electric REFRIGERATOR
and pantry. This property is well loca ted.
convenient to bus, streetcars and shopping
center and faces park The house has
large basement with laundry tubs. lava
tory and Bryant gas furnace with 40
gallon hot-water heater; garage on rear Of
a nice lot with an abundance of shrubbery
and shade trees. Should sell to the first
person TO inspect. For appoint tment TO in
Spect call A. H. Parker. Taylor 1868 or
RA. 2569 J. B. TIFFEY and SON. 3lS
Kennedy st
WOODBRIDGE, D. C.
Near transp and schools A dandy det.
home. like new: Colonial front porch.
screened porch, large Handicapped lot.
Il rms. and bath, auto, INV heat, cheerful
breakfast room. open fireplace. Price, S.
$50: terms. Call Mr.. Macrae.
ROGER MOSS.
2125 R l. Ave NE HO. 6O"O.
Cltn day
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Esvy once 10 shars Iarae front room
with another: twin beds, pvt. bath. DE
Evening star., 1943-04-03

i747 COL RD. NV. Apt. 6-Nice room
Tor employed lady, home privileges, S,S
mo: excellent transportation MI 5445.
1910 MONROE ST. NV, co. 9I94-At-
bractive double front room 2nd floor. all
sonveniences: 9Th st. bus, all cars. Suit
ahle or 3 nennlP
Evening star., 1943-04-03

i64S COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Very large
room for 3 Govt.-empl girls, adjoining
kitchen, for Ink; excel. transp Take
Nj Pleasant car
Evening star., 1943-04-03
WOODBRIDGE, D. C.

Owner going West, will sell and Give
possession of his 5-rm, detached brick
house. ) large rooms, 7 closets. tiled
bath, gas heat, beautiful kitchen with
Murphy cabinets Priced right: can make
good terms. Also broom BUNGALOW in
Mt. Rainier, Md: $4,000. Immediate
possession. B. F. HOLMES, 1901 Rhode
Island ave. ne. North SSH; ewes.
Evening star., 1943-04-03

LARGE ROOM. twin beds very large
closet, for employed couple or two men;
convenient TRANSPORTATION. Sligo 514l
DUPONT CIRCLE. 143l 2lst St NV
Double rooms with running water. dining
club adjoining. Miss Weaver. MI. 91o1.
Evening star., 1943-04-03
HOUSES FURNISHED.


GREEN MEADOWS = ATTRACTIVELY
E. LATIMER. 7733 Alaska ave, GE. 1870.
AVAILABLE 8 MOS. OR LONGER FROM
May !, near 14th and Park rd. NV, fur
nished Groom home with gas heat, gas
re1riseratlon. auto h. W, sarage: nice.
Ssonyenient situation in D. C. for transp.:
Sl:3 per mo DU. "945.
CHARMING SMALL HOUSE. SUITABLE
for responsible couple. Falls Church. Occu-
vegetables. $50. Falls Church 2447W.
HILLcREsT-PARTY LEAVING TOWN,
wishes to rent new 5-room home to reli-
line 2013 32nd pL Sc. AT. 494a,
DETACHED FURNISHED HOUSE FOR
rent to private family, May / to Dec. l.
Master bedroom, I5x3O; :. smaller bed
rooms, . baths garage, rose garden: half
block from l4th st. car line. Open Sat
urday afternoon and Sunday morning.
References required S175 month. 1921
Emerson ST. NV
4-Ro0M; KIT. AND BATH BUNGALOW
{ pm. Fri. and Sat: WA 16,77 Sun.
5-ROOM HOUSE, SCREENED PORCH:
Arlington. Couple. only: S95. Me. 3163.
BETHESDA.
houses; available lmmediately: $50 each,
REALTY CORP. 500 wisconsin ave
LOOK NO MORE.
low. lovely. furnished throughout. ,; % beauti- ti
full neighborhood. of Mass ave. NV;
gentieS only Adams 1913
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WOODBRIDGE D C.

s-room bungalow, INV h.. (coal fredl:
hardwood floors, open fireplace; suitable
large family-arranged for two; location
unexcelled: possession from owner. Prices
$500: terms reas. B. F. HOLMES. 1904
Evenings North 1446
CONTINUED on Next Pagsl
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STONE COLONIAL,

Iii lt4l. oxford S799,
COLONIAL BRICK HOME
WITH CHARACTER
ON WOODED HALF ACRE.
Located in . restricted section Of near
by Arlington, this unusually attractive
custom built brick home. constructed less
than years ago. will appeal to the par
ticular buyer whose requirement includes
excellent location super construction. at
tractlye arransement and architectural
appeal. Rooms include attractive en-
trance hall, large living room with fre-
place, large dining room with interesting
window arrangement, paneled library,
half bath and well-eauipped kitchen; on
the second floor. 4 bedrooms den and
baths: other features include large recrea-
tlon room, maids bath, 2-car garage.
large screened living porch, deck porch.
Ohered for sale due 70 owners transfer.
substantial cash required. Price. SlS.a5O.
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.,
$50 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va.
CHI SS0S
Evening star., 1943-04-03
FOR QUICK ACTIONl

FOR QUICK ACTION!
White Cape Cod-Large Lot.
ST.5O0.
Brick const,. nearly new: rooms, tiled
bath. screened porch first floor: large
attic with stairs, basement. blower coal
heat hardwood floors. plenty of garden
room. Nearby popular Arlington.
KELLEY < BRANNER,
DI. 11iO Evenings. GIL. 1895.
CHEVY CHASE.
51l6 30th st. NV Open Sunday til
dark Big living room with fireplace,
dining room and kitchen with one u bath
on first floor: } biz bedrooms and . baths
on second floor, full basement, recreation
room, auto. heat, garage. large lot. Priced
TO sell quickly. Come out Sunday or call
Mr.. Boaze. GE 6119. WAPLE a. JAMES,
4 Il n.
Evening star., 1943-04-03
HOUSES UhEuRNlshEp.

1:-ROOM BRICK HOUSE, 10 MILES FROM
downtown Washington Will rent all or
part Box 4.-H. Star IL
EAR-AND-HALF-OLD HOUSE. 3 RMS.
4 baths, :.-car garage: approximately 4
acres of ground, A lovely home. Priced
REALTY AssoCIATEs CORP. 46l7 Lee
hwy. CHI. 143S or oxford 1l30. Open until
o'clock
ARLINGTON BEDRMs.. LARGE LIv
ing room, fireplace, oil burner. large Elec-
porch overlooking river near Key Bridge
So. Gentle adults. No pets. CHI. 2434.
S95-TAKoMA PARK. MD.-;.sToRY,
brick, > rms. bath, coal heat; large fenced
yard, Nearly new. Sligo 92l6 between
3 and pm Sat. No Sunday calls.
FOREST HILLS. D. C.-VACANT
. blocks east of Conn. ave. Detached
brick and stone, 4 bedrooms, 81 baths,
center-hall plan coal heat. alSo oil burner.
Maids room and bath III basement lear
garage. $3.50 mo. OWNER, DE. 6544 or
Ma. 9O6S.
FAIR EXCHANGE
Oher attr. house in GEORGETOWN, dining
rm kit. pantry, large living rm., den with
shower, > bedrms. and bath. attic. maid s
rm. and shower gas heat and garden. for
equivalent house in Chevy Chase. Wesley
Hts. or similar neighborhood. AID. 81 SO.
Evening star., 1943-04-03
S10,950,

MODERN 2-FAMILY APT HOUSES
This group is located Immediately north
OF the Soldiers Home in one of the finer
new sections Of the city; They are ~emi-
complete in every detail. There are ?
complete and private apartments with all
the latest modern improvements with an
atmosphere of an individual home. These
homes can be rented and will show an
eScelIent Investment; or you can hVe IN
heEo pay for the house. For further in
forma ton. call A. H. Parker, RA 251O or
Taylor 1868. NO brokers" j. B .TIF-
FEY & son. 81 Kennedy ST n "
Evening star., 1943-04-03

1890 BELMONT ST NV. Apt. 2l1-
Nicely furnished room near bath: light
and airy; private home: prefer gentle
gentleman or consider young lady. CO.
Evening star., 1943-04-03

O1U, TJU.
14th AND WEBSTER SITS. NV.
An outstanding value in detached
home between l4th and 10th StS., not
far out and convenient to everything"
=. real bright. comfortable rooms: large
living and dining rooms. bedrooms. tiled
bath, stairway TO storage attic, front and
rear porches. bright, dry cellar: lavatorv.
oil hot-water heat. oil unit. 3-CAR BRICK
GARAGE. Shown by appointment. To
inspect over the week end. call
MIR. LEWIS. WO. 05SO.
THOS J. FISHER & CO.. INC,
T3S 18th ST. NV. Realtors. DI. $3.50.
Evening star., 1943-04-03


4 BEDROOMS BATHS.
BRICK COLONIAL-S12,95O.
Center-hall brick home 26-foot living
room. large dining room. modern kitchen,
, blocks Bethesda. Md, shopping district
LESLIE D. MEASELl WO. 5.21.
3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS,
GAS HEAT-$15,75O.
Chevy Chase. D. c., 21a blocks from
Connecticut ave.-l-year-o beautiful CO.
lonial brick home. large lot covered with
beautiful trees. large living room. de luxe
kitchen, built-in garage, large recreation
room. The ideal home Air conditioned
LESLIE D. MEASELI4. WO. 5""l.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-$11,5OO.
Beautiful brick home on large lot con-
venlently located. The ideal home for
small family who wish exceptionally large
rooms in the best of ocation Large living
dining rooms. de luxe kitchen , large bed
rooms. beautiful tiled bath. built-in garage.
automatic heat. In sight Of shopping dis
LESLIE D. NEAsuI. wo. s221. {.
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CENTER HALL,
TAKOMA PARK. MD.

vacant: 5-roonl detached brick house.
bulit-ln garage, full basement. u baths,
FULLY insulated, slate roof oil heat. Are
place: restricted neighborhood OWNER.
:3o:i Baltimore ave Phone SH. BOSS
Evening star., 1943-04-03
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

MPLOYED LADY. quiet. refined. wants
nsle room and board with private fam
', convenient to car 20. Box 6O-H. star.
Evening star., 1943-04-03
$1,000 CASH

Will buy this semi -detach brick home with
4 rooms and bath located near Calvin
Coolidge All schools, stores and trans.
nearby. The price is only $3.50 and
low monthly payments will be accept a ble
Call Me 1l43 until pm.
] WESI EY RICHANAN REAITO
Evening star., 1943-04-03

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-$l2 500.
Beautiful brick home. Is large rooms. lla
baths. sleeping porch, automatic heat, ga
rage. sun parlor; 3 blocks Connecticut ave
LESLIE D. MEASELL. WO. 52.l
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-$11,95O.
AH-brick home, !. blocks Chevy Chase
Circle, on large homesite covered with
Reception hall. living dining rooms mod
ern kitchen. breakfast room Second floor
3 bedrooms. ] "a baths. Automatic heat.
Evening star., 1943-04-03
SO OOO-SOUTHEAST
ROOMING HOUSE,
Near 18th and Columbia Rd.

Income over $500 a month: II rooms.
. baths: also apt, in basement business in
continuous operation by same owner over
years. Slo.950, terms Includes
complete furnishings of house business
and property; immediate possession; For
further information and to inspect call
Mr.. Tabler. WI. 1lSo. with
SHANNON & LUCHS CO,
1903 II St. NV MA 234S
Evening star., 1943-04-03
ARLINGTON.
GLOVER PARK

GRUVER-BUILT Colonial brick near
:fSth and Benton StS.; has six rooms tiled
path, front and rear porches. coal heat
'automatlcaly controlled, extra room in
basement. screens. weather-strips, built-ir
garage Owner occupied, so YOU can havs
possession with completion of title exam
inatlon Eve. or Sun. phone co. SIS6,
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
SILVER SPRING.
CT QS0

Colonial brick bungalow, truly a charm
ing, livable home. Replete with features
sending 1n6 . to comfort SIX rooms ms; Bath. Lot
side cellar entrance from full basement;
open fireplace: convenient transportation.
Substantial cash required. First time Of
fered.
Evening star., 1943-04-03
SS.VDU
IN SILVER SPRING.

Double Lot, Ample Garden Spot.
Large 2-bedroom stone and brick. slate
roof, semi-finiShed attic and GARAGE oil
h-W.h. convertible to Coalb: maids room,
hobby shop and Law. in basement Planned
landSCaplng.
WORTHTNGTON REALTY. Excl,
SH .,I4' StlI Georp,o Ave
Evening star., 1943-04-03
BRICK BUNGALOW. 1880.

American University Park section. An
attractive and cozy little home, ) bright
rooms. tiled bath with tub and shower
wellequipped kitchen, hot-water heat This
lot is nicely handicapped fagstone terrace.
The entire property is in excellent con-
diton. BOSS g. PHELPS, realtors. Ma
1900. Evenings and sunday call Mai.
WI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Autos and Ariati0n:
Chevrolet, GIN
Officials Talk
Postwar Plans
HoIIer Stresses Need
for Conservation OF
Truck transportation

Following meetings with dealers
from every section Of The country
groups Of officials Of Chevrolet
conferred jointly with executives
of General Motors Corp, COM
prising the War Service Planning
Board. on the conservation Of
automotive transportation for the
duration of the war on or respon-
sibilities 10 be faced in the
marketing and distribution OF
motor vehicles as the national
economy passes from war 10
peace.
"While everyone In Chevrolet,
and dealers throughout the
country. are concentrating on
the main job OF helping TO win
the war, we realize that, along
with this job, we must give pro-
found and realistic thought To
the responsibilities for all of us
IN the years that lie ahead" said
William E. Holler. general sales
manager of Chevrolet.
TRUCKS GREAT CONCERN
sour greatest concern At the
moment. however, il with the
preservation and conservation
Of motor truck transportation
In America" he continued. MO
tor trucks are the lifeline of
war production Industries. Re-
sumption of truck production
for civilian use I'm 1914 promises
n measure Of relief for situa-
ton that Is becoming increas-
ingiy acute. but the n u m b e r
that can be built will fall far
short of meeting the heavy de-
msnd.
THE current rate of motor
truck mortality il definitely
alarming. Ever since Pearl
Harbor worn out trucks have
been strapped at the rate OF
more than 1000 a day. The
stock of new trucks In dealers
hands Is negligible. With trucks
hauling 81 per cent Of the
freight In and out OF war pro-
duction industrial areas, II be-
comes pointedly apparent that
truck transportation cannot be
permitted 10 break down during
this war.
'In view OF the critical truck
transportation situation, Chew
rolet currently is sponsoring an
educational program addressed
through the mails 10 the owners
of essential trucks"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12

She'll want any or all of these three
miraculous bath powders: Miracle,
Tweed, or Confetti Packaged to add to
the decor Of her boudoir
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
CAP Organized
Romulus
Civilian Workers Form
Isl Air Base Group

The country's only CAP squad
ron al an army air base has been
formed at Romulus. Of civilian
workers az the base. 1t Harvey
Wales is the commander. Most Of
the members are ground special
lists working for the army but
many Of them are private pilots.
The squadron not only has the
endorsement of the military at
the base but is receiving enthusi-
sstic cooperation from the air
corps officers. help that extends
from drill and dicipline 10 class
work.
Group and squadron command
ers of eastern Michigan met with
the wing staff AT the Book
Cadillac last week TO make. their
monthly report on cadet procure
ment for the AAF and other ac-
tivities. The meeting disclosed
that whereas the AAF was aver
aging 6lS cadets a month from
last March 10 October, il is aver
aging 1000 a month in Detroit
alone since the CAP began going
into the high schools 10 interest
students in enlisting in the AAF
Reserve and the CAP cadets. The
wing staff will 60 10 Grand Rapids
next Saturday. for a similar meet
ing with the group and squadron
commanders of western Michigan.
Wednesday has been set aside
as Womens Day in Aviation
Week and CAP women members
have been invited 10 reception
at the Womens City Club at 2
p. m.
National Headquarters has
asked the Michigan wing for
names of pilots who have $50
horsepower ratings or better and
who are not now on active CAP
duty.
1t. Alice Hammond's All-Girl
squadron will make their Christ
mas gift TO the Red Cross blood
bank next Friday. For many it
will be the fifth donation.
Group 632 will hold an indoor
maneuver at Arena Gardens, Mon
day night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-12
Colors Cut Accidents

A bulletin of the National AS
ISOLATION of Manufacturers points
out that where color distraction
is deeirable-as on the lever of a
machine, a guard. danger signal
or marking-the attention value
of saturated hues may be desira-
BILE. Here yellow, orange and yell
low-green have higher visibility
than the conventional red and
should often be used in its place.
Evening star., 1943-06-10
community gardens may be entered
with SUCCESS.

1t was also decided that the rules
for judging announced by the Dis
trict Victory Garden Committee will
be used in the adjoining counties
There will be local contests in all
these areas in addition to the con-
test for the eight $25 War bonds
offered by The Star for the best
gardens in the four quarters of the
city and in four adjoining areas. In
some of the local contests, gardens
larger than 5000 square feet will be
eligible.
Entries close June 18. First judg-
ing will be done between June 20
and 30. Second inspection will be
early in September and the awards
made shortly after.
Horse Cultivation Permitted.
Another change in the rules re-
quested by the suburban represen-
tatives was that the ban on culti-
waiting gardens in the contest with
horse drawn equipment be elimi-
mated. This was done.
There was some discussion on the
rule against entry of a garden from
which produce is sold but this rule
was not changed. Gardeners in the
contest will have to can their excess
produce for their own use or give
it away. No one objected to the
rule against entry of gardens culti-
waited by hired gardeners. 1t was
explained, however, that employ
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Communist Groups
Complete Dissolution
Units in 30 Nations
Aqree to Disbund
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
MOSCOW, June 10.-Dissolution Of
the Communist International was
completed today when the Executive
Committee announced that sections
in 80 different nations had unani-
mously approved the decision to
disband.
The last vestiges of the organza-
tons machinery were scrapped by
the announcement, which advised
Communists throughout the world
that they should consider the Ex-
ecutive Committee and the presidium
itself as dissolved forthwith.
The committees decision to dis
solve the Comintern-which was
established in 1919 to mobilize work.
ing class parties all over the world
was announced May %. Approval Of
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Gardens Up 10 5000
Square Feet Eligible
In Prize Contest
Horse-Druwn Cultivation
Equipment Also Allowed
Under Revised Rules

Gardens up to 5000 square feet or
twice the size of the standard so by
80 foot Victory garden, may be en-
tered in competition in the $1,000
Victory garden prize contest, Rich
ard P. White, chairman of the Prize
Committe, announced today.
Decision to admit the double size
gardens was made at a meeting at
tended by representatives of the
Victory garden movement in the
adjoining counties. Present were
Mrs. Elizabeth Magruder for Ar
lington County, P. E. Clark for
Prince Georges County, Ed Stock
for Montgomery County, Mrs. Chase
Donaldson for the Bethesda Chevy
Chase section and C. F. Armiger for
the Silver Spring Park Sec
tion.
Smaller Plots Also Acceptable.
Many of the gardens in the sub
urbs are larger than the so by 80
standard and for this reason it was
decided to admit gardens double
that size in competition. AS pro-
duction is not a factor in the judg-
ing, these gardens will have no ed
vantage over the standard-size
plots. The standards are appear
ance, pest control, variety and cul-
tural practices. Back yard gardens
much smaller than the plots in the
Evening star., 1943-06-10

had dismissed a complaint against
the company which accused it of
violating price ceiling, price post
ing and price recording regulations.
The OPA filed its brief in the higher
tribunal last month.
In dismissing the case in District
Court last February, Justice Let's
expressed the view that an injunc-
ton against the company, sought by
OPA, would not be in the public
interest,"
On motion of the OPA, the Court
Evening star., 1943-06-10

the sections announced today con-
stituted mere formality.
The United States was not in the
list of 80 nations from which mes
sages OF approval were received from
sections of the International, the
Communist Party in America having
received permission to withdraw
from the Comintern in 1910.
Evening star., 1943-06-10
Hecht Co. Price Case SET
For ArQument June IS

The Hecht Co. late yesterday
filed its brief in the Court of Ap-
peals in the price cealing case in
volving the firm, which was set
for argument in the appeals tribu-
nal on June Is.
The OPA took the case to the
Court of Appeals after Justice F..
Dickinson Let's of District Court
Evening star., 1943-06-10

Of Appeals last month advanced tho
case for argument in June, prior to
the courts summer recess, but did
not Immediately set a definite date.
The brief was filed tn behalf OF
the Hecht Co. by Attorney Spencer
Gordon. With him on the brief were
Attorneys Charles A. Horsky and
Amy Ruth Mahin.
Evening star., 1943-06-10

A LITTLE want Ad" in The
Star brings a LOT Of results. MA.
5000.
Evening star., 1943-06-10

Counting three to family. more
than half a million people will read
this issue of The Star. If you have
a want" tell them through a Star
want Ad." Phone MA. 5000.
Evening star., 1943-06-10

II lack Of blood-iron makes you pale.
weak, dragged out"-try Lydia Pink
hams TABLETs-one Of the best and
quickest home ways to help build up
red blood to get more strength and
promote a more vigorous bloodstream-
in such cases. Pinkham's Tablets are
one Of the greatest blood-iron tonics
you can buy! Follow label directions.
Evening star., 1943-06-10

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