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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
New Records Set
By Detroit Edison
Output, Load Soar
in September Quarter

New records of output and load
were established by Detroit Edi-
son Co. in the September quarter
A. c. Marshall, president, told
stockholders in a letter accom-
panying current dividend checks.
New peak load Of 934 900 kilo-
watts was recorded July % and
on Sept. 30 the company reached
a record high daily on put of IT,
1890 kllowatt hours. The COM
pany's total rated generating
capacity is 1,233,SO0 kilowatts,
Marshall stated.
Marshall said that the No. II
boiler at the Marysville plant has
been put in service 10 maintain
full output of the company's new
70, 000-kilowatt turbine. II can
also be used as a source of steam
for turbines in the old section of
the plant in case full plant output
is required.
Marshall briefly reviewed the
Michigan Public Service Commits
Sion's investigation of company
rates and said that the City of
Detroit and certain intervenerS
have started appeal proceedings
in Michigan courts against the
commission orders.
The commission had previously
dismissed the city's petition for
lower rates, but reserved jurisdlc-
ton to reopen the matter for the
purpose of making retroactive TO
Oct. 26. 1912, the effect Of any
order which may be issued by the
commission because of any e&emp-
ton from or reduction in federal
taxes for the year 1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Stocks Advance
Sd Day in Row.;
Volume Light
Nv ELMER {. WAFER

NEW YORK, oct rs up
Stocks gained today for the third
consecutive session. Volume con-
unuCd light
Leading issues bad minor ad-
Vsnccs and special stocks were mp
as much as . points M Coca-Cola.
Pullman rose nearly q point and
Continental Petroleum more than
a point.
New highs were made by
Western Union. Commonwealth
and Southern preferred Cudahy
Packing. Houston Light and
Power. and National Gypsum pre-
fcrred. Gains of "a point and more
were noted m Cannon Mills,
Engineers Public Service s. pre-
ferred. Frecport Sulphur Inter
national Harvester Nickel Plate
preferred. and Twin City Rapid
Transit preferred.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
GoebeI BreWiinQ
Profit Climbs

Net earnings of the Goebei
Brewing Company for-the third
quarter ended Sept. 30 amounted
10 S193,033 after depreciation.
provision for federal income and
excess profits taxes and all other
charges This compares with
SI39.773 in the like period Of
1912. President +. J. Anderson an
nounCed.
Net profit after taxes, etc. for
the first nine months of 1913
amount 10 S404,744 as compared
with S31l,557 for the first nine
months a year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
New Source!
Oil Delivered TO Alaskan
Front al $t.25 Barrel

MEN Y0Rk--0ct[6 NeW-n
wells near Fort Norman 100 miles
from Arctic Circle in the Canadian
Northwest, are ready 10 deliver
crude oil for the Alaskan war
front at SIPS barrel, r. w.
Gallagher, president of Standard
Oil Co. of New Jersey, announced.
Imperial Oil, Ltd, Canadian
affiliate of Standard, drilled the
wells at the request of u. S. Army,
The new wells viii greatly in
crease production at Norman
wells, the only proved source of
crude in quantity anywhere near
Alaska.
The price of SIPS compares
with crude in the United States
ranging from 81 TO more than 81
a barrel. Oil transported from
the United States 10 Fort Norman
would cost approximately Sc a
barrel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
On the
Business
Front
By WARD SCHULTZ

Federal cooperation in the
development AZ Great Lakes
shipping facilities after the war
is sought ny the Port Of Detroit
Commission.
Suggestions on how this could
be accomplished are contained
in a letter 10 the postwar plan
Ming committee Of the L. :.
Maritime Commission from ".
c. CowlnE. chairman Of the
Detroit commission.
Included IN CowlinE's letter
was strong criticism OF The
present competitive relationship
between rails and water car
ricrS.
NO such relationship can he
healthy when rails are allowed
10 initiate charges without re-
gard 10 compensatory rates
he said These below cost
rates are frequently put into
effect on short notice and after
water carriers have gone 10
considerable expense In provid-
ing equipment TO handle an
anticipated tonnage"
He suggested that a thorough
study Of rates should be instl-
tuted
Another suggestion calls for
the development of special YES
selS designed for the package
and merchandise trade on the
lakeS-with proper emphasis on
passenger facilities
Exploration of the present
water-truck cooperative ship
ping method is sought too.
a municipality or government
owned and operated wafer ter
minal was seen vital as far
back as 1919, Cowhng disclosed.
Action on this is an important
postwar project, he said
Direct access from the Great
Lakes 10 the sea will give Mid
die West manufacturers a ter
rife economic advantage IN
world trade. Cowling concluded,
in recommending that an eX-
haustive study Of the Great
Lakes situation be made part
Of the maritime commissions
postwar studies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
TAXES CONTRAsTED

Moreover, as long as politi-
clans contrast corporation taxes
with individual taxes. We shall
not think straight about thc
nations fiscal problems All
takes fall on individuals. Some
are levied directly on persons,
such as. the income taxes
others are levied indirectly on
individuals through the inter-
mediarieS of corporations. which
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Grains Display
Steady Tone
Rye Up Around Cent
in Late Dealings

CHICAGO, oct. is GNS)-
Grains were firm in todays late
dealings and generally closed mod
eratcly higher. Rye, however, was
up around a cent. Wheat closed
&c 10 &C higher after holding TO
narrow range. December fin
iShcd &c up al Sl.55h.
Rye finished sac 10 sc higher,
December led the advance and
reached Sl13i4. Oats closed sc
TO 'sc higher and barley &c to
t 4. nm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Support Mayor!

Political Note The bankers of
Detroit-long the favorite whip
ping boys of the JeTrieS adj
miniStration-are nevertheless
getting squareiy behind the
mayor on his present cam
paign.
Some of the best Of his cam
paign contributions will come
from this source as a result Of
some Of them serving on his
campaign finance committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
RAILS LEAD BOND RISE

Reorganization rails led AFT
irregular rise in the bond market
Gains were relatively small but
Rio Grand Junction first 3S
gained 6 points. Industrial and
utility bonds were narrow movers.
Brazilian loans displayed strength
Ia feature the foreign section,
L. S. government issues were
dull and mixed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Livestock Markets
CHIf 400

CHICAGO oct. Is GNsI-HoGs
3 900 nominslly steady a. Sl475 pigs,
&l30i4 %
CATTLE 200 steady Calves 100.
steady Beet steers good ard choice SIS
0ls s.. common and medium Hi3 y IS;
Nearnngs S12u1f25 Butcher cattle
hefers S1oG rs 2S COWS. 50 10 rs huis
ytoul5. calves Sad15 feeder steers SO
N17 vocker steers Sl2ulf siocAer cows
and he.fers s. ~ 80
SHEEP 5 Ton stesdy' mediums SIS 80
- 1913. common SI2 l3 ~ NesrunEs.
SIl4l5 ewes SS1e go. feeder lambs
gIINfr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
STEELS HOLD FIRM

Steel shares held firm with
Bethlehem up a half point. Rails
generally were steady 10 firm
oils were narrowly mixed, cop
perS were steady and mail orders
were higher. Goodyear gained
nearly a point 10 feature improved
tire shares.
Gold Mining stocks -wete-ftae-
tionally higher. Several leading
chemicals registered minor losses,
Paramount had a small gain IN
the amusements and airline shares
were firm though dull.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
IIrIsRI RnH

PITTSBURGH oct % uNSI-CATTl p
goo steady steers good 'r choice SIG
q 70 On medium 90 tluoe $3.50 To- com
NOR 90 medium fi21 ls he.fers. EHOd 90
choice SO SNa S. medium tr eoue $40
~ - 81 common 'a medium ST a09P so.
COWS gn1t fo choice SI07I1 medium no
good 81 soar gu- Gamers ard cutters So
r7 SO. bulls. .0od 90 choice Sf2 ~
common fs ~.tcia- s. .rrI'. Or IA
f.re-f. gfOrft
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Trend of Sales

NEW YORK. oct is GNs)-Total
sales.
stock Exchange stocks. 266 500 shares
bonds S4.iS2 GOO
Curb Exchange stocks. II a35 shares !,
bonds. $685.. 600
Big board sales throughout the day.
Omen 10 II 100 50 500 shares
II o. 10 close 1s4 800 shares
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Assails Loose Talk
About War Profits
Cash Reserves Held Inadequate
for Reconversion of Plants
BY MERRYLE STANLEY RUKEYSER

In order TO make the transition after victory from
economy TO II important for visualize
the character of the problem without emotionan and without the
destructive spirit OF class warfare.
The treasury the committee
approaching the question higher cited figures
calculated TO that wartime corporate profits had already been
large Yet conceded that liquid CASH might not be
adequate
i'm the national interest essential That Congress and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
Farm Leaders
To Map "a Food
Output Goals

LANSING, Oct. 10 (UP)-
Michigan agricultural leaders
meet here Monday for an import
ant 3-day parley to map 1914
food for victory goals in farm
crops, poultry, dairy and live
stock production.
The conference will be in charge
Of Maurice A. Doan, chairman of
the state war board. with repre-
sentativeS of 70 county war
boards and agricultural specialists
in attendance.
Representatives of the War Food
Administration in Washington
will also attend to give informa-
ton on national food needs and
problems.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO CASH GRAIN
CHICAGO. oct Is uNs)--Cash gram
close
WHEAT No. ? hard Si6i%.
CORN None
OATS No mixed s3'sc; No ?
mixed. 81 p 0 s3isc; 40 ; mixed, SIC.
sample grade mixed. So No. I white,
So SO white s2is Dsflsc, No. 4
vhfe tough 76c No 1 rcd special So. ~
$50. SO ! rcd special heavy, sflgc, sam
PIE grade white tough 76c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
COMPLETE INVENTORY

In addition 10 receiving reports
of national food requirements es-
timated for 1914, the Michigan
food parley will make complete
inventory of the states position in
regard to supplies of labor, farm
machinery, seed, fertilizer. and
available acreage for 1914, it was
explained.
Agencies which will send dele
gates TO the parley include the
Agricultural Adjustment Admins
tration. Michigan State College
Extension Service, State Emerg-
ency Farm Labor Committee
state department of agriculture,
Federal Security Administration.
soils conservation committee, and
vocational training leaders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

public should have an under
standing of true costs. What IS
commonly called profits is
merely based on an arbitrary
appraisal OF assets. This So
called profit may be in the form
of accounts receivable. mer-
chandise or raw material inven-
tory, or plant and equipment.
Such corporate wealth. even If
properly computed, will lack of
the mobility needed when war
orders are cancelled in order 10
meet pay roll and bills for new
Materials needed for reconver-
sion of war plants.
TASK OF STATESMAN
II is not enough for treasury
experts 10 win a contemporary
debate. The task of statesman
ship is 10 guide our economic
institutions through the shoals
ahead IN a way most helpful 10
35,00O,000 American families.
What the theorists call profits
may be Vitiated at the other
end of the war boom cycle.
Inventory depreciation may fol-
low the boom runup Of prices:
scrapping of excess capacity in
war plants may cause a writing
down of fixed assets. Moreover.
there are certain known and
inevitable deferred costs incl
dental TO the war such as the
eventual cost Of reconverSion Of
plants to peacetime activities.
Instead of using words such
as profits loosely. il is the job
of competent administrators 10
Use human foresight and inge-
nuity 10 get the productive
facilities of the country through
the inevitable postwar readjuSt-
ment period. II the job is not
honestly faced, then we may
drift into state ocialism
through default, instead of by
design.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
DIFFERENT MANNER

Establishment Of the 1914
product ion goals will be
achieved in a manner entirely
different from that used this
year." Doan declared "This
year federal farm officials i'm
Washington fixed the state
quotas for production. but next
year the national needs are to
he made known and then each
state will volunteer To do as
much as IL can 10 help fill the
L. =. requirements.
This system will permit bet
ter use of the knowledge and
experience of local farmers"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
TOLfDO CASH GRAIN

TOLEDO. oct Is uNsl- cash grain
on Track
WHEAT No 2 red Si77d17s
CORN No 2 yellow. 81 0sI az No
yellow. Si.O4qlO5
OATS-No 2 white 81 q s3c; No. 3
white so ~ s2c
sOYBEANs-No ? yellow. Sis5ais6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

E8EE|EE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
WINNIPEG GRAIN

WINNIPEG oct Is ONsl Rive CLOSED
s. 10 1izc higher today, oats and barley
unchanged
RYE Oct Si.tfN9 bid; Dec. 111h
srir May -f24q " I " -
OATS=OCt and Dee 81 &c hid
BARLEY Oct-And Dec 81 e hid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17
New York Cotton
NV CONTACT

OLD CONTRAt

No EaIAe
Closlnes December no ~ 'Hrsar.
r2O sI March. NO 81 MAJ r.r HF.
nle -
o-Bld1 n.nohInal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-17

6-Assistancs
Sun god
s-Protectons
q-Ghost
10-Catkins
il-Oil: comb. form
l2-Dissolve
l3-Peruvian bushes
22-Diminutive for Edwsr6
23-Sys;ema,ized body Of law
26-pcrtion
27-Angry
2s-Feminine name
2a-Lhzes
30-Shskes pearisn king
s2-Symbol for samAriun
S3-Romsn magistrate
54-ln what country is ancient Dsmaseuss
s6-Oozes
s7-Female horse
se-Bending over
40-Fungus growth
tS-Nesr
44-A Scandinavia
45-Oficial hlmsgiver
47-Keep back
4s-Prisoner's pledge OF honor
5O-Peuetrating hsvors
5i-Accomplish
52-High cards
63--What was the name ~ the home o. The
O'Hara's in Gone with the Windi"
Stood Of war
5s-whst planet Is fourth IN order n dis
lance from the sum-
bT-Ocesns
bs-Being
GLOVER linn
SIS. state (abbr)
CROSSWORD PUZZLE SOLUTION
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-07

the dae-Thursday, September 9th For that day,
wi you your countrys call.
On day. the 3rd War Loan opens every
other clarion goes forth rally support
of our flag.
You will be fighting very limit of
You will be asked by
Bonds-more perhaps
think you possibly afford
To the national quota every individual the country who
draws has accumulated funds
invest if he possibly in least 500 War Bond
Those who invest thousands of dollars worth
more. Each and every do his full part.
the loose cash with you what you had tucked
away Gust CASE Go without pleasures luxure necessi
ties this September And give fighting the things they need
10 fight vh-and ucin.
These throwing everything they have into this fierce
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-07
What YOU will be asked to do

invasion push They giving their blood their lives No
price such seacrfce devotion But you
show you're with them the limit! You say with Bonds
EXTRA Bonds this month.
Worlds Sufesf investments
For this d War Loan will be offered your choice of various
securities Choose that your requirements
United States War Savings Bonds Series e. you back
for s. when the bond Interests 1920 year,
pounded semannuay if held maturity Denominations: S2
$50 $780, $780, $1,000 Redemption Anytime 60 days after
date. Price: 1870 of maturity value. I'D.
29 Treasury Bonds of 1964969 readily marketable accept
able bank collateral Redeemab and accrued
the purpose of satisfying Federal Dated September Is
1913: due December Is 1869 $780, S5O
SO0O0 100000 and Price, par and interest
Other secuies Series Savings Notes; % Certificates of
Indebtedness 90 Treasury Bonds of 19s9s3 United States
Savings Bonds series United States Savings series %
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ACC AccoR RI'1e AND an SAxoFaoNE WAIVED
Sun. and eve: CO 1895 Week. D1 7a7s.
N Gnins LYNN H hn
fseees e 1R.f Or s hsss Eve Ro MSH
tors glassware and rugs Dupont os!3,
s s.fs.eds W. se ss.s condition for man in
P prss X f fsss good condition. premium
cash. 4rsde 'V Brenner D s4s s0 Penn nsD0 ass
ciorR III G4a4 H 4gsp pR tG so p pm
MEMS Boys G G5t cnor RTsSHs sA HA!P
1897 NJ st: NV: MI. "715. Open eve Will call.
GL9TaMSBeer prices psia for mems
cLofHiNGWHishest prices m,. spa paid for mems
W. sSaln op.s eve w, 11 ss 9TH ST.
CL0THING AND SHOES. used: mems and
sors s ess sR Rrif Ex MsFF Vim C es
coMBINATIoN o-phoro sraph wanted;
willing to pay high price for good set.
EIECTRic fAN-wanted to exchange d. c.
r 1an' s sScellent condition for a, c. Phone
FGRNiTuRE-would like to buy some used
eyeninss. Republic 3S7a. ~ 81:
FURNITURE. bric-a-brae, china. glassware.
LIVING H 1ssn ass
h s6i E sssh s HE Ss1 Can
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES goods electric
nsies' D fash D! 1883 paid
81 SIE Rn ASD NS auSNTr2 so qoS
IMMEDIATE REMOVAL. TR $3.50.
JEWELRY. diamonds, shotsuns. cameras.
PRcEs PADS Also choes for
i Iss Gf ROOM su f ME- SUITE re-
M spBs "a dfsNsETr Ne fso s your IDLE
srmed forces: Telephone Republic esia and
the instrument will be called for. repaired
ais aInea oys + the fs hTp e slSes for
PIANOS--Highest spot-cash price paid for
81 non "a 1873 Ds oF sd
Appraisal. Hugo woreh, lilo q. st. NV;
PIANos-Ws pay H., cash for Strands. spinets
San u g be,e 01 yoS sell. Arthur Jordan
f sxDi SS ssrsf Sn or broken small
table models. Old pheno. records. disable
sssS .sr nd su sisss.'e wi Fo s4ss WI
REFRIGERATOR. apt size; also washing
machine, good condition. Call Franklin
sEWNG MACHINEs-used. any make.
any style. bought for cash. Best price
SEWING MxCaINEMw;ee W. buy NY !. iieH types:
repair; hemstitchins. buttons covered.
plEssstdnkN Pr St ~. 1900. RE, 2311.
Call TR. 800. r. l. Withheld.
TkICYCLE, for 2-year-old boy; good con-
G0LD-1RlNG YOUR OLD GOLD,
sLv3R, PLATINuM. TEETH. DISCARDED
<. KAHN nc. RI ri Y YHsRs Ar "a. >
sAtLS, large or small. old or new; prompt
ou9tation CAN or bring them in. Highest
THE. aATD4AsTxRs 90,
1S02 Pa. Ave. NV. National TOTO.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Cont,

PIANO-slightly used Brambach apartment
ca hspaSlie ssis. kf 1Fue 1885 s.
sssssn IL: s'sies s,ss ssss
ss$Ss yps e. us. a.'s; st.,
Cali ReDuSie ssi k1T rfas0h 1875 ss's St.
PiANos@ws have . large selection of new
and used grands Of such makes as Mason
uss asmi sf. knsS.
JORDAN IAN, PLANO CO. 1oI5 18th st. NV.
PIANOS. steinway, Knabe. Weber. stietr
up; cash or terms, Lawson 4 Golibart,
american AM e storage Building; 2sol Gsorsia
R RIas4fa! S S9ls new "a inch thick A.
men width. SO. 1o5, ITO, 139 inches lone.
need Only zc Is vi WRf {; CO..
Mnn sREss Ave os Sn AT OFF Price
ti Sxic ssst $ sn1S sl gan be seen in opera
radio combinations in Ansley, General
Eo rS, and others Immediate delivery.
IA, 9sj HSs!sy s S Hs r,As e. o9 Secs
P REfkIGkRxToR' e q eec ca c. sass Gu
isst; good conditiaon; sos. Supply Center,
ia cleo ranges, ws:!ns
ROCK ROC WOOL "a IL ,s 81 a2fH only &c
insulate now and don: worry about oil
Iationing later: will decrease heating bills
W " ACE wREcK1Na CO.,
1904 Minnesota Ave, NE. AT ,o447.
RUT Gxis summer oceasiosnal chairs
Stained Of %sRs soRns st ama
s9mee TABLE ndamx sX ssa condition. complete
rugs, ali Wool I0e Carpets broadlooms. rem
Rug Z Carpet Co. Inc. MS Rhode
covered With Wire. Excellent l 0 Tor chicken sa
houses; GARAGES, etc. csc each;
Co. ana sa st Completely
overhauled, $3.50; Buescher, also excellent
condition. $50 so. Private lessons Cali
Reput6lic S2l2. KITS, 1880 G st. mid
s S. # s1osk MACHINES. Singer tre.dles
s1so o W. p po and consoles tepar
SEWING MAca1S KS r rent me- new mac Machine.
for sale: treadle mach, $50: all makes
EfRN NIX GGsR New Singer EN- 4tt
s sTsRss: MxcSfsh t5.,ai:e M
ST. 80 up: portable electric; rentals. re-
pairs. $3.50 up, 3299 NJ st. NV, DE. 1457.
SEWING MACHINES. IS oh. Singers. re.
conditioned and guar: prices are RICH,
s sna XalasS hs tao az 1 si., St.
also also. wicker xsle dsybed. 1oo South Wash. st.
s sF5s5iadE|s' Domestic xa and commercial 81
uEYf' s Am or EN- appliance
is s. es %s' and snd s mf,
TABIT. Chromium enamel, leather seat ano
bed white enamel tabletop oil range. new
s sla ca uss uses OF 80 lm roll At
FIG TRSM 81 aEs Comp Pc Standard 56a.
$50 SO King. 5000. Cali Republic 6al.
KITS XII 1890 g St middle Of block.
TYPEWRITERs. repairing. expert ;a mechan.
1s{ HEAp psSaRfs Sc rs i:
eFEa assd SEQ sa fsyer ST. s1eh
RA 300a
both $4,000; guaranteed Westinghouse
rooster. new; toaster. mixer. radio com
blnation, cleo. sewing machine. Hobart
OSO4. Ext. 5O7. pm. to 3 pm
WELDING OUTFIT. complete. extra Ok
weld or Airco burner; Bendix washing ma :
chine, mansle. alarm clock. 1910 L ST. n e.
AT ONCE. FOR CASH. practically new solid
plum rug, 1875 square, and two pairs
draperies, ola tall; will sell items sepa
rately. Telephone RE. 1900. Ext 1916
between 10 and 30 am %"
INDIAN MOTORCYCLES
t2l, 1871 heavy-duty commercial "74s"
complete with side cars and tow ba
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1882 MASS. AVE, Apt, e1--Laffe room.
refined gentleman; walking distance down
Town: apply eyes. or Sunday. NE. 1890.
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Arlington Hotel, Ivy 1O46
ROOMS WITH BoARD.

1922 seth ST. NW-Lovely room. new
house; bus at corner; excellent meals ;d girl
1925 18th. ST. NW.-Nicely furn. rms.
elevator: excellent board.
BOLIVIAN CLUB. 1888. 18th st. nv
Businesswomen, beaut. front rm., modern
bath: also single. Outstanding meals.
girl in nice, double room, Good bathing
facilities. switchboard. good meals.
1852 PERRY PL. NV. of 14th-sinele
cool second, front. with generous meals,
$40 month: civ, free phone. DE 7749.
genial group; garden with shade and
lawn furniture; walking distance Govt.
27e5 CONN. AVE. NV. opposite Wardman
.rs. frSns room os aGr sos girls nice
400 MASS. AVE: N.w.-Few choice va,
csneies. all studio rooms; well-balanced
? 3o. sIocKs FROM WHITE HOUSE. SCI
married Couples. Sss to sac ID per month. .. 2.
CHEVY CHASE D. C.-Loyely dble. bed
rm a;. excellent meals ase N blk. express bus;
s ot soan sa N Soa6. 4 ssn s.s
inner-spring mattresses, Southern cooked
meals served family style: private. gentle
AHVo AoeAA VI. ~. "s-AooAAh8 AOE u nice
room, .congenial company. eood meals,
plenty baths? Try Sinners.
TRIPLE ROOM. good food. meals
daily, reception room: COW. trans: reas-
enable rates. Adams 9347.
BETHEsDAI;Young lady. pvt home. ex-
tiers and stores. Call WI. 2452.
18th ST. NV, 1914-LAree cool, double:
also sirl to share double, S45; single avail
Aug. LIST: excellent transp.
VIC. 18th AND COLUMBIA RD. NV
meals furnished. co. 1855. ewes.
VACANCY in private Jewish home. room to
share, also room for couple. Near Sheri-
dan Theater. Meals optional. RA O695.
AVAILABLE At ONCE for Q young ladies,
room With twin beds. next TO bath: and l.
share. for young man. twin beds: exclusive
excsIlent. Call IA. 1879
wKeLEY HALL, formerly SCOTS Club. Ra-
tiontng 10 no problem to you. Good meals
and rooms. Rates. $41 to $50 month
double. Close to work. A grand lot OF
young people in residence. 1876 21st. st.,
1906 18th ST, N.W.-Double and single
rooms. excellent meals; bath and shower.
Inner-sprinE mattresseE cony. tramp:
NOON AND BOARD fof employed couple.
men q . ladies; private bath and shower;
~ blcck bus. Union FITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-29

~, 1871 heavy duty commercial "74s"
complete with side cars and tow bars.
81 100. Call Mr. Kahn DI qOSO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-07-29

RE-UPHOLSTERING
2-pieee IxinR room suite reupholstered
to look like new, S43. Latest patterns and
new tnsides included. Best workmanship
swiss UPHOLSTERY SHOP
2422 18th st. NV. Adams 016l