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, 1943-10-28
On Sick List

On Sick List
We regret to announce that
Ralph Cherry, president Of UE
Local 8O4, Leland Electric, and
chairman of the Smith for Com
missioner" Committee, was strick-
en- while at work, and is now
home convalescing. Latest reports
are that Bro. Cherry will be with
us again in a few weeks. Here's
wishing Bro. Cherry a speedy re-
covery.
, 1943-10-28
Read "~FoIonge"
For Facts
On Franco
Reviewed by Forrest Payne

After observing the much pub
licized movie, "For Whom the
Bell Tolls" I am convinced that
some T of the movie makers OF
Hollywood are giving their serv-
ices to that section of the state
department who are advocating
an appeasement policy with
Franco of Spain.
The picture failed to point out
to the audience that the Franco
victory in Spain meant the free
dom loving people of Europe
would fall under the fascist heel.
The picture gives the impression
that the Spanish Civil War was
just a rehearsal for the German
and Russian Armies.
The movie implies that the
Spanish people were caught in
the middle and were forced to
fight each other, with no definite
cause to battle. We are all too
familiar with the old policy of
sending vital supplies to Japan,
while at the same time we were
sympathizing with the Chinese,
with the result that thousands of
Chinese were murdered, raped
and pillaged.
In reading the recently pub
lished book, "Falange," by Allan
Chase, the similarity of the policy
was pursued by the state depart
ment in the Japan China crisis,
is still being practiced today in
our dealings with Frances Spain.
The book proves, with hundreds
of facts, names, dates, figures and
pictures that Franco Spain is def
initely stooging for the Nazis. The
book also proves that the ga
lange" or Franco party, is the
agency used in Latin America to
further the fascists interests.
After reading "Falange" you
will realize that the Spanish 10y
alists and their sympathizers GER
tainly knew what dangers lay in
store for the Democracies if
Franco was victorious.
"Falange" proves these unpleas-
ant facts. General Wilhelm Won
Faupel, Nazi specialist in Latin
American affairs, was appointed
by Hitler as the head of the
Ibero-American Institute, the di-
recting force of all Fascist &C
tivities in Latin America and
Spain.
Won Faupel was responsible fol
the activities of the fifth column
lists at Manila, who disrupted the
defenses of Manila during the
first Jap air raid. In June, 1941,
Washington had ordered that the
German, Italian and Japanese con-
sulates be closed in Manila, and
the Spanish consulate, well pre-
pared to do so, took over the
consular duties of these three
nations. Our state department had
evidently felt that Franco was
neutral, so could see no harm in
Spain acting for Germany, Italy
and Japan. !
"Falange" reveals that since
1889, a fleet of nearly 80 tankers,
and merchant ships flying the
colors of Franco Spain, has been
carrying vital materials for our
enemies from Cuaroco and other
Caribbean ports to the Canary
Islands, Tangiers, Vigo, Barcelona,
Cueta, Cadiz, and other neutral?
= 1
, 1943-10-28
Letter to
The Editor
Forgets

Forgets for brother and sister
union members: Forget the faults
of other people. Remembering
them will never make either of
you happy, so why bother with
such an Improbable undertaking?
The best possible way to forget
others faults is to do something
worthwhile yourself, and at the
same time look for their better
points.
Forget to spread that rumor!
IF you have a quarrel with some
one, tell it to that person, and
not to others. No quarrel or mis-
understanding was ever helped by
telling others than the person
with whom you differ. Stories al
ways grow with the telling, and
the breach will only widen with
repetition.
Forget the past failures of
others as you do your own! Per-
haps the things that you have
done were not always successful.
What of it? You will do better
next time, providing you spend
your energy in working instead
of brooding over past failures. No
failure is worth carrying into a
new day.
Forget the sights of others!
Opinions differ at all times, and
who can consider it worth max
ing your own life miserable in
order to make trouble for another?
Just as life has so many things
to remember, so does it have so
many things to forget.
MARVIN c. FREEMAN,
UE Local 755.
Editors Note: This is one of the
finest letters that has ever been
sent to this paper. The senti-
ments remind us in particular of
the first stanza of a famous poeaa,
"The Making of Friends"
IF nobody smiled and nobody
cheered, and nobody helped us
along,
If each weary minute looked
after itself and all good things
went to the strong,
If nobody cared just a little for
you and nobody thought about
IF we lived all alone in this bat
tie of life, what a dreary old world
it would bel"
We are sure that Bro. Freeman
has the right idea, and we would
appreciate hearing from him often.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14
Detroit Filters
Get Hero Honors

Three Detroiters were among
13 Michigan men of the Eighth
Bomber Command, stationed m
England, who were awarded the
Air Medal or Bronze Oak Leaf
Cluster TO the Air Medal by the
war department today. Detroiters
were:
staff Sgt. Robert M. Dawson,
1924 S. Clarendon.
Staff Sgt. Earl J. Smith, 1885
Hamilton.
Staff SGT. Milton NJ. Fisher,
1437 Clark.
Outstate men were;
First 1t. Robert A. Hockin,
Marquette.
Staff Sgt. Harry L. Eastman,
Lansing.
Staff Sgt. Edward Friesorger,
Saginaw.
Staff Sgt Robert X. Galley,
Battle Creek.
Staff Sgt. Norbert +. Swierz.
Dowagiac.
Sgt. Maynard H. Smith, Caro-.
Staff Sgt. Raymond w. Chap
man, Battle Creek.
Staff Sgt. Emile Grasso, Wake
field.
Staff Sgt. Walfred Putaansuu,
Mohawk.
Sgt. Wray V. Mckenzie, = Mus
kegon Heights.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14
Dog Wins
Hunger Strike Gains Him
Entry TO Hospital

ANN ARBOR, oct. 14-When
Leslie Busch, %, son of Bonnie
Busch, authoress, entered the Uni
versity of Michigan Hospital for
a brain operation, his dog, Nip"
was so lonesome for him that he
refused to eat.
The case was brought TO the
attention of hospital authorities
and an old rule, barring dogs from
the hospital rooms. was relaxed,
and NIP" was given permission
TO remain with his master.
Now, both dog and master. are
eating and doing well.
Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered to your door from your
Detroit Times carrler-salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14

linquency IL
they saw IL.
Sure, W h z n
j u n Tor is
throw in
Jail for rob
bling a store.
or little Mar
gle is found
: { | n kin <
Il r u n X in
\ o m q mans
hotel 70 m.
v o II e a mt
help knowing
that the kids
a re "deiin-
quent."
But IT'S a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14
Jack Pickering
Here
and
New

Z At LAST II has dawned on
the public that juvenile delin-
quency is a serious problem.
It's about time. This column
predicted it many months ago.
So did lots of others.
Now that the danger at last
is being recognized. and people
are in a mood to do something
about II, we're starting 10 get
somewhere.
Unfortunately, lot OF people
wouldn't recognize q case OF de-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14
Weary Feet
Perk Up With
Ice-Mint Treat

When feet burn. ealioussE sting and every
step is torture. don't just Erosn and dn
nothing, Rub on y little Iee-AiHt- Frosty
white, eream-liks, its cooling soothing COM
font helps drive the Are and pain right out
tired muscles relax in grateful relief
A world of difference in n few minutes. See
how Ice-Mint helps soften up soras and
eaIlouses too. Get foot happy today, the
los-Mint way. Your druexist has lea Mint.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14


-
You have to catch it earlier
than that. Police Commissioner
Witherspoon sent me up TO talk.
TO 1t. Nell Coolidge of the
women'S division.
Here are a couple Of recent
samples. A boy, Az years old,
was found setting fires in the
basement of rooming house.
Even at that age. he probably
knew better. But his parents
were separated, and his father
left him at A boarding house.
"A potential fire bug the
police comment.
II wouldn't have happened il
somebody had kept an eye on
the boy occasionally and given
him something safer 10 play
with. There's delinquency" IN
a nutshell.
Again, they found Ave boys in
a saloon this week, two ~ years
old. one IS. one Is. one is. They
weren't doing anything wrong.
They had some violins and a
bass and were playing and
dancing.
Not doing anything wrong
but there's delinquency" i'm the
making again. How long before
the kids will sneak u taste Of
beer, or get the glad eye from
some bOy-craZy wench, or, as
the hackneyed expression goes,
get into bad company"
incidentally, why hadn't these
boys parents bothered to ask
where they were going with
their flddles?
Delinquency isn't something
that appears full grown. The
kids slide into it gradually. If
your youngster gets in trouble
you might as well admit the
truth: You've been too busy
10 see the clews that always
appear.
Everybody with any knowI-
edge OF the situation at all
knows that nearly all juvenile
trouble can he traced TO the
hOme-Or lack OF home. For
every bad boy and bad girl,
there's a pair OF parents who
were too busy, too lazy, too
blind. That's where the trouble
starts.
But. as Commissioner Wither-
spoon says. it doesn't do any
good TO rant at such parents.
You can't make them fulfill
their responsibilities and. as
long as that's the situation
that their are delinquent par
ents-then the rest of the COM
munity viii have to assume the
job.
How:
Why, just give 'em something
TO do.
Find out what they'd like tn
do and give them the place to
do II. If it's dancing, let II be
in the schools, or your homes.
II it's skating this winter,
WitherspOOn's brother fixed up
a rink in his back yard for the
neighbOrhoOd.
"Instead of the adults sitting
around master-minding," says
WitherspoOn, give the kids
what they want. Don't try to
give them ping pong when they
want dancing, or dancing when
they want boxing"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14

"Your Own Horoscope" by
Frances Drake, Is one OF many
famous features in The Detroit
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14

Irene Allison, 16, who
has been missing from her
home in Fenton, since Oct.
4 and whose parents have
asked The Detroit Times
to help locate her. Expert
enced as a waitress, her
parents believe she might
be employed in Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14
powNtowH SToRIS

DOWNTOWN SToRIS
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~ sostof ssssss fs,mss
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14

Instead Of the adults sitting
around master-minding," says
Witherspoon, give the kids
what they want. Don't try to
give them ping pong when they
want dancing, or dancing when
they want boxing"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-14

l1S7S MICHIGAN ~ sshssls,
SA1i MICHIGAN spp, 1lssS
1907 WtSt VtPNoR
nss''s cspasl tkssus
tSSt WOODWARD rec, sl,s
iSli WOODWARD zee, S.s,s
itaJt twGRsfH ~ ov,u Drive
V1l GJ.sRt ROAD
dYss Pyle
.YFHIhe!
Evening star., 1943-03-24
HOUSES FOR SALE (cent.).

HOUSES FOR SALE tcont.).
BRAND-NEW-VIRdTN
ss.450-AttIactivs stone. front home Of
deep yard: imnsdisss' pcsse:.ion. sSS nGf: asssi:
HEITzELI. d. 300.
.919 SHEPHERD 81. N.w.-$S,25 $50.
Groom row brick. 3 porches. l inclosed
porch; ssI,sge hGt.wstsr heat This house
eeoS %4sHs Gt Sas H. Nc MSee.yib5 vs. ss3e 4944
,o ?-FAMILY BRICK HOME,
eseh has sas snd ade b. in.ui.tss
eiSTsE %MEa MaS,aa% Ssslsaton aasa sn oult-in gar
~. NEAR 9: 9. .cAPIToL:
r. oil heat csn Be ss1sn srransed sS9ms as
MR VIEWER wo ,0t 4aaa aa'aGn o9 d. ana ssss sfm''
CHEVY CHASE NEAR CONN. AVE.
an attractive. conven. snt setting that has
Elsht spacious rooms. 3 baths. eenter-haii
D..n 'Af1 sErrzaLE. f9se ne.E 81. aleo Tee. nome
Mr. MINI. M s5H5iz ANP FzasA. EsaA1N nvrs. Sc.
ment; auto. heat rented As apts: at $i2S: so.
n'Ss 81
3211 Penna. Ave. Sc. II. 1000.
ON. 18th ST. NV. NEAR UPsHUR.
>, detached home, center-hall entrance.
large iot, 2-car garage. large living room
and dining room, sunroom, beautifully
nook; 4 bedrms. baths on second door:
rooms and bath on third floor. Large
paneled recreation room. Subject to q
reasonable of1er. For further details or
appt call MR.. sHARNoFF. EN-. 2527 or
TO CLOSE ESTATE
3-story. 6-bedroom bay-window brick
home, 3 baths, on Lamont st. near 18th
nv: wide lot, gear garage. We think an
oneT 1aKiNs 81 S1S 50S % will ipnsr bTy Il ,,,c,r
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
New 5-room brick house, RIVER TER
RACE. Owner leaving city. $500 cash.
WITH VII pa DAv9 GURpHY Gt mi Pa''0e' TR $500
CLOsE-IN NORTHEAST
S6.95O-Vacant. Ready for occupan ncy
Less, than years old and modern in
aetail; aet n;,,ct real value on excellent terms
H'' 0u''AY YsErrzEL1, d. 300.
THICK GRANITE WALLS, SLATE ROOF,
tl!e-f1oor porch, tiled kitchen, underground
vine room. hish land these are some OF
place near 9Th st. NV, beyond Walter
Reed Hospital. There are 10 rooms. .
baths freplaces; lot is s5x140 feet. The
price Of S17,500 Is less than the assessed
value, is so made to settle an estate
1719 K St. NV. -- Ma 1853.
Evening star., 1943-03-24
ROOMS uNEURNlshEp.

heat Employed couple. Adults only.
Conv transp. Franklin 3026.
COLORED-Unfurnishe rooms for war
workers. Call North OO60. wednesday, be-
tween and pm.
Evening star., 1943-03-24
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED.

and years either full time or day care
reasonable. Preferably convenient t,
PentAgon Building. BOX 246-D. Star. "a
Evening star., 1943-03-24
POULTRY & EGGS.
ROOMS FURNISHED.

BARRED ROCKS. R. /. Reds. White Leg
Store. $40 K st. NV, Metropolitan OOS9.
Evening star., 1943-03-24

Mr.. 18th and Fairmont SITS.
A 3-story brick residence. situated u
square west of 14th st; end not far out.
Ideal for rooming and boarding purposes;
e bedrooms, bath. lAvatory and front
rooms with porcelain wash basins. The
entire property is in good repair; hot
converted; hotel-size electric refrigerato tor,
Roper gas range. gear garage. Peason-
able terms. To inspect, call MR.. FOLEY.
81, 3sS5;: OF THQS = Zoo. FISHER g. CO.
Evening star., 1943-03-24
HOUSES FURNISHED tcen.., ,

ssOOOoO NSVssssys
.1d !S1ygSm ~. e EMs s539SMs s69 g
Bldgs, $11O; no children. Phone Oxford
sl25 Mo..NEWLY ,FURNIsHID. / YR.
sHai41 saa ~ SsosiArs ss nassu15i MF R1Hs With
NE; 23Ss 18th Pc BEAUTIFuILY
real home to responsible party. Reason
WEST LANHAM HILLS. MD.-NIcELY
Bath Fsshen o :cresned yaea
. sss Hsasn sssn. VIE Ma o7as m'di'ts Possession
zen 18th sT.-N1cELY FURNISHED 9
able April Isl: Rent. $1,000 per month.
0r E ps'ss5 soNs ss Ma so4o
TAk;oMA PARK,2o MIN. FROM CENTER
mad .yasSe i desyed sss '75
SHORT-TERM RENTAL.
4sssSl. ies s%o hsS't lease s'e'S
+. M. FRY, INC,
-724o Wis Ave. WI. GAO
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
ARMY OFFICER: DESIRES FOR IMMEDI-
house, Arlington or Alexandria, convenient
600, Ext. 729O6, between and S. 26'
WE HAVE CLIENTS FOR FURNISHED OR
unfurnished houses sof 3. 4 and more bed
rooms In Northwest Washington: 500 to
W. $9a'a IL Ssq5 DETsoFMssT R3as6 s!1h II
1880 Mass. Ave. NV. OR. 4464.
ga BEDROOM HOUSE. PREFERABLY
suburban, by reputable family with two
small children: can assure excellent prop
Star. OF phone Executive 306s, Ext 10. 25'
NAVAL OFFICER. WIFE, LITTLE GIRL
Phone Glebe 225s
GOVT. OFFICIAL WITH 2 CHILDREN
wishes 3-bedroom house, within conlmutine
distance downtown washington: possession
June 70; references given. Limit. 500.
TWO-BEDROOM HOUSE, SUBURBAN. LO-
eating permanently; three adults, draft
exempt: references exchanged. Phone EN-.
FAMILY OF FOUR ADULTS DESIRE
bedrooms in vicinity District line. Rental
not over $50. Box 2s4 ID, Star. 3O'
We HAVE NUMEROUS REQUESTS FOR
furnished and unfurnished houses in the
northwest section of the city and near
suburbs. We can flnd you a responsible
RANDALL H. HAoNER q CO, Inc.
1921 Conn. Ave. DE. $500.
Evening star., 1943-03-24
WHY PAY RENT?
81 000 CASH &12n M0NTTY

WHY PAY RENT?
81 900 CASH, $13O MONTH.
NEW CENTER-HAIL COLONIAL,
Chevy Chase, Md. Just over the line from
p c. American Colonial brick home on
large corner homesite. 114x74. Large liv-
fast room. screened porch, recreation room
garage. air conditioned. copper water
LESLIE D. MEAsELL wo. 1921.
$8,950-Takoma Park. D. C.
Corner property. situated on huge lot.
with shade trees and shrubbery There are
9 unusually comfortable rms. bedrms
with alcove fireplace. ample closet space. 2
porches: practically new roof Modern con-
location; bVs. car. line. shopping center.
movie theahr. public schools and recrea-
sional so na center Immediately at hand. Terms.
spect. call MR.. BOOTHBY. EN- 334s
IHOS. j. FISHER & CO.. INC. Realotrs, DI
Evening star., 1943-03-24
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
For better results and
servtce include telephone
number in For Rent ads.

THREE JEWISH Girls WANTED 70
share roomy furn. apt. with / other; agee
between Is and 80 Call DU. 1889 after 4.
REFINED JEWISH GIRL. BET. % AND
80, to share apt, completely furn., with
3 others. Northwest section. Call CO.
lst st. NV.
YOUNG LADY TO SHARE APT, conn.
ave. near Calvert, S36 mo. HO. 1901
before pm.
DOWNTOWN. ia: 18th NW.-l-RN.
cooktng, fac; 2 or Govt. girls; $50. $26
or S27.6O ea.
ARLINGTON. va. 26l3 KEY BLVD
Private hc-le: Hv: bedroom combined. fur
77ls: 95s
GIRL. 10 SHARE APAR1MENT: CONvEN-
lent lent legation a csl Dupont $500. kEtsn-
Evening star., 1943-03-24

Just OF Sixteenth. ur-bedroona, 2.
bath semi-detached home Built-in garage
Automatic coal heat. Recently redecorated
Mr. Kessler. Wisconsin 1865: with
SHANNON 4 IUCHS CO.,
1908 H st. NV MA. 2345.
Evening star., 1943-03-24
MICHIGAN PARK

Beautiful detached center-hall brick, I
year old, owner occupied; 8 rooms and sun
parlor, den. recreatio room, attic hard
wood floors throughout: living room. l5ax
beds: 2 complete baths; h.-w. heat: de-
right.
DISTRICT REALTY co
Evening star., 1943-05-09
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANI6O
AccoRDIoN WANTED. State price. Box
ADDERs. TYPEWR1TERs portable and
uprshts, metal file cabinets misc office
machines Cash paid. sH. hl.7 Is.
ADDING MACHINES, calculators, type
and al ves tnes g. 4s eoas Week 81 81
ADDING MACHINES, cslculators, type
sun. and Ewes. CO 4s2s week. 81. 81 ea!ss epa7s.
AIR. AIR coND157TIoNERs G57 fans and cooling
Eons, old pistols. coins, metals bought.
Hobby Shop. 7l6 eth st. NV. D1. 1872.
tABY CARRIAGE, wire wheels. good con-
fition. Call Glebe 7ls7.
faBY cs.A,, Carriage Sc baby furniture. scales.
BABY WALKER-sTRoLLER in good con-
d'tion. Call Glebe 1919.
BEDROOM SUITES, once furniture. din
lrE and living room suites. elec. refrgera-
tors glassware and rugs. Dupont o5!3.
BEDROOM; dining nvinE room furniture.
ING fseees 1R Hsas Wf Fx Ro aoH
BENDIx WASHING MACHINE; pressure
cooker. WO. 944a
ssIcYCLEs. any condition, for material.
BICYCLES wanted Will buy any make
ss cgse sss ssop W 0fz s cash ST. g. p'ssF ssss City
Bring in, or phone ME 1916. Storage Booi
ahop. 42O 10th st. NV.
CAMERA, Grahex, small size. Call MI
sArF sSsI te5ss9 s5s as fss nn 30 @e. ,n..
lens, Universal finder. Consider complete
Leica outfit, Private party. CO 27s3.
GGAAMERAs WANTED, Leica and contax.
Phone Metropolitan 11S".
CASTLE true, vision light wanted to rent
present owner if desired after his dis
fs',e s. fFs@ Denpsan 5s5xss Ba Bn.
CLOTHING AND SHOES used. mems and
ssore hshss. sEs prifs Merrs sloshinF
cLoTHIMG-H,snsst prices PAID for mems
isd 7S7 Signing 6neB sermsn w 112s th st. NV
ats5 SeEP eIgHSa ss1cfs sAD E9H
M St NV. MI. 2il5. Open eve. Will call.
GL3TH|dMsG.BetteI e!.2 l|dsSG;. prices pala for mems
81 81 essa Open I've eve. win les esll ''' ~. NV
COINS. American, foreisn, old gold, silver.
n,na. antiques. o cameras: hishest PRICES paid.
RdT PSe seSPsh es M fp Pows sH0 No sody 4s pd fender
DOLLS WANTED-old-fa fashioned dolls with
CHINA heads; pay good prices. Box 37o.M,
ELEc. REFRIGERATOR. private party will
pay cash for small IA Gu it. REFRIGERATOR,
in good cond. SH. 1895 Sun till 3 pm,
weekdays until Z pm.
ELECTRIC REFRIGERAToRs, washing ma
chimes. az electrical appliances. any kind,
prices susrante.d si FIR n o7ss' o. nu'eS' '0'
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA. recent
edition: Will pay cash Box "66-R, Star.
FANS, circulating, "a to 36 in Call
AZ. AD. 800 weekdays, ewes. and Sunday
FuRN1IuRE-Want to buy some good used
household goods, also piano. Call eve
ninss Republic 361o H.
FURNITURE, paintings, rugs, silverware
china, antiques. Highest prices Hobby
Art Galleries. GIG 9th NV. EX. 1416. May.
FURN1TURE-Rues, electric refe Washing
machlne, household goods, etc: absolutely
hshss1 me cash p5ssS for best results
FURNITURE and household goods of all
spot cash: immed. remov. TR. 1850.
city and have serviceable furniture for 2
bedrooms. living room and dinette apart
ment. FairlinRton project, which you will
rent or sell on monthly terms to perma-
nent civilian Government ,employe? Local
references: not interested any Junk or
attic discards. Call Glebe o007.
FURNITURE, any quantity. hiEhest cash
Service. Can an, time. re. 1901. sS:''A o.
Evening star., 1943-05-09
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

sNISSseANNeOOS P0N SAes.
WATER HEATER-Automatie. gas storaEe
o Phon. saP Eli sss uSs san Anteh0 10 f.
Monday.
WATER HEATERS. gas; Rex: new and
WEDDING GOWN, ivory satin and lace
with 4-yard train: size 16. WI 3166.
WESTINGHOUSE REFG old sealed unit
out OF order. can be used as ice box. $40
Pspent IesSe n,mssr 1GoG' Ext. eoa' Sun and pm,
WOODWORKING MACHINE, one, six
horsepower motor, emery grinder and
motor, motor, boring machine, pump Jack. door
ens sna msSosany aSo H. posSa t,m rna
Cali Woodley aasa. .'''eAe' '0s 8:
WRIST WATCH-Man's, one Gruen and
sso puSey v,eS dss
YOUNG, MANS GABARDINE SUIT. size
stout: summer rugs. axl2, sxlO; drapes
sSr';sses si2e ss Rs SSs1s os4s regular blue uniform
: VERY DESIRABLE SITES, Congressional
3; Ba,IG,n9 ISGR,oMELIN' attorney National Press
LEAVING TOWN, must sell everything:
beds. rug, FriR Ridaire, studio couch, lamps.
washer, wardrobes. etc. Call WA, 9l75. %
COMPLETE FURNISHINGS for / room.
kltcnen and bath apartment for sale in
one lot. MI 1851, Apt. 101. No dealers. .
USED AUTOMOBILE PARTS. Hyatt Iron
Metal Co, 1888 lst st. Sc. FIR. 431 y.
| PAIR GARAGE DOORS. only $40. Shep-
herd 4:02 between 90 pm.
BEAUTIFUL HANDMADE Chinese teak
wood tfble. $225. 26lO Woodley pl. NV.
:; AUTPMoB1LE HEATERS, ! Buick radio,
! DoosA truck and bldg. stones. WA. S446
10000 SQUARE FIT. of corrugated salvan-
lZed metal. , IT, x s IT,. in good condition
General Wreckins Co, Brentwood I'd. and
w ST. ne. MI 6111
Evening star., 1943-05-09

LADY'S SHOES. sizes 3, q: blouses. sizes Rs.
40. hats, size 33 elec. rubber thermo re-
ducing roller. Sl5; stereotype, good condi-
finn. S2h $40 Eve Il "
Evening star., 1943-05-09

sSIElRLook1NG Soldiers. Home Park-
and recreation room, s. per vk TIA 24aS
322s HIATT PL. NV, Apt oI-N7cejv
Iurn. double front room for couple. CO.
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CAMERAS-BARGAINS

Like new. Bolex Fl 8 lens, Sl6a; Bell &
Howell FL > lens. with back wind. $40. so;
Keystone F..7 lens and case, S36.15; Key
stone F3,5 lens, with case, S27,75; Pertex
above are all nm l6-mm Eastman
Model K. F35. S4si5; l6-mm Eastman
Fl9. So 80: l6-mm. Bell & Howell
F3.3. $3.50 l6-mm. Keystone F3 3
sos All cameras fully guaranteed
Sommers Camera Exchange. l4lO New
York ave
Evening star., 1943-05-09

LAW BOOKS-Bouvier Dictionary '" 50:
CLARK on corporations, 81 50; Code of
Laws of U. s. 1874 81. Corpus Juris
secundum. Vols. ! and =, $3.50 ca. AD
96S4 or DE 1921
Evening star., 1943-05-09

ARLINGTON.-Large, cool room, adjoining
pain refined adult home. COW Pentagor.
navy annex, Constitution ave blk bus.
Two lines, restaurant; near Fl. Myer, CH.
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KITCHEN SINK. ! 4@-inch porcelain drain
board and CABINET complete with fittings
l 36 by 30 galvanized IRON ventilat ing
hood for kitchen stove. practically new: |
b-foot bathtub on legs. Do not telephone
1radeSmen.S entrance. AZ n 81 W
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i6ns 15th ST. NW.--Bright. cheerful SIN
s!e font bedroom, $50. gentleman pre-
Evening star., 1943-05-09

ll3% 18th ST. N.W-pleasant front room,
twin beds. bath same floor CONTINUOUS
hot water: nice location: very convenient
10 business center ME NSlr