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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-10
sUFFERING IRON sHoCK

Attendants at Receiving Hos
pital. where she was taken. said
she was suffering from extreme
shock.
The girl was dragged screaming
from her precariouS perch at Sis
p. m. when the late afternoon
traffic was az its peak. At the
hospital she refused TO divulge her
name and remained unidentified
until the mother called police.
Mrs. LeBOSt told police that her
daughter had been in a de
pressed" state for months.
The girl was first noticed on the
narrow Scaffold by woman pas
Serby who ran TO Traffic Officer
Albert ClaTey. at Woodward and
State. He called a police rescue
squad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
JOCKEYS FINED

jockeys Melvin sunshine Cal
vert and Mike Caffarella have
been ponaliZcd by the stewards for
their fighting down the stretch
while aStride Betroihed and sym
mctrS in the last race AZ tho Far
Grounds Wednesday Calvert, the
chief aggrcSSor, was set down
for five days CailarelIa was
fined SIS
lex Wilson trainer Of the T y.
Buh Stable. has turned the b
Ncar-old LlkcaSnot out on the =.
/. GriSSono Farm for The SUM
NOR e.. Trainer Leo 9 Donncll is
10 ship War Counsellor Pompcy S
Corner and Chance Gray 70 The
Tall Trees Farm az Lexington
after today < races
Patrol Scout q 7-ycar-old brown
horse ny The Scout and Margle G.,
! been presented 10 Al Hoency
Far Grounds pan KING Iot pfopri-
eiOr. for uSc As q stallion
Jack II Cd e ms. DlNiana Farm
trainer. IS 20 return 10 Chicago
tonight 10 saddle Amber Light IA
the Arlington Classic ar Washing
ton Park tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Crosse lie Golf
Tourney Is Set

The Crosse lie InvltatiOnal Golf
tournament. oldest OF these popu-
lar events IN this district, Will be
played August 2O-22
Originally an individual compc-
uton. II will be played A. a best
ball affair for the second year in
row. II has been advanced a
month this time following Mead
owbrOok'S decision not 10 hold rs
tournament.
Cntestanls may play tn cir
qualifying round anytime during
me week preceding the tourna-
mcni
- ig44H4.- EI-t4H-teH- and Dick 4-A-Al+t-
ing. TWO Of the district : younger
stars. won the Crosse He title
iast year. Both now are in the
services. Or. =. Fl Cornell and
Mike DIctz were runnerSup, Dietz,
now AT Fort Reno. Okla, expects
lurlough shortly and may play
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
S0tCheI PAIGE
Here Sunday
FOR SATURDAY

Leroy tSa,Chcll Paige one Of
the greatest drawing cards IN
Negro baseball. VIII make per
Sonal appearance az DcquIndre
Park. pcqundrc and Modern
sunday. when his All-Stars
play tho Motor City Giants The
tcam, VIII PLAY "a doublc-hcadcr
The first game starting al $50
T. m
This is Paige twentieth season
In baseball lie still pitches IN
100 10 rs games a year and
earns as mucn as $40 600 a season
and sometimes gets top of s. 600
a.game, depending on attendance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Terangi Tops
Racing Stake

JACKSON. July % cUP) Te-
rangi. owned by O. f.. Moore OF
6w0ySo, Won The maiden class
pacing stake f1r AtIrhrgan
Irottlng Horse Club racing meet
mere last night. Tcrangi was
eighth in tho first heat but won
the second and third heats. Dewey
Abbey. an ONO horse. took the
first heat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Nemesis Idle
Redping Glory
To Try Again
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Reaping Glory, tho &c d / IN &
(which chased the stake-winnlng
Seven IieaFtsto= the wire III the
$500 Sport of Kings Handicap
last Saturday, comes back today
10 see if he can mark up the first
victory for Or. j. r, Upton, his
new trainer.
Upton is the New Orleans vet
erinarian who recently took over
from Norman BUSY Hernandez
the care Of the largest stable here.
the 81 horses of Mrs. H. p. Bonner
Of Fort Worth.
Upton started Monday, but he
has a very likely winner today IN
Reaping Glory This 3-year-old
son of Reaping Reward has
started only once since llernadeZ
claimed him for Mrs. Bonner at
New Orleans March "a for $500.
That start was last Saturday
when Reaping Glory finished two
and a half lengths behind likely
the best 3-year-old at Detroit.
Porter Roberts will ride him again
TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
No Comment on Story
Of Army-NdW Game

WASHINGTON, July % (UP)
The war department had mo
comment today regarding pub
liShed reports army authorities
had approved the 1913 Army
Navy football classic for Novem-
be- y at West Point.
Acting Secretary Of War Rob-
ert p. Patterson said last week a
decision would be made soon and
limited it would be in favor of the
s-ectacle. Beyond that. however,
there has been no official intims-
t. that decision had been
reached.
A presidential order transferred
Last years game from Phifadef-
p11a 10 Annapolis, With attend
ance confined TO residents of that
area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Armstrong Bout
May Draw $4,000

HOLLYWOOD July p tINSl
Whipping through final work.
outs. hammcrinC Henry Arm
strong and Willie Joyce appeared
razor-sharp TO-DAY for their 10
round indoor battle Saturday
night al Gilmore Stadium.
Promoter Joe Lynch anticipated
a S55. 900 gate for the second fight
between the former triple title
holder and the hard punching
Negro from Gary. Ind Joyce de-
ciSioned Armstrong AZ their last
meeting but Shunlod out Of the
ring with a broken Jaw.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
HAS 6 RIVALS

Reaping Glory is going for the
big end of a 81 500 purse today
over six furlonGS against SIX s.
Near-old rivals. He has 10 beat
Three Dots, tho Good Advice geld
ing which recently won his only
start in I'LL AS.
Others are Peterson & Chllds'
JOS. r. H. Williamson Naldina
Punch, Night Crawler. Cecil and
Little Wizard. Valdina Punch and
Night Crawler ran deadheat IN
their last outing together.
Patterson MilhGan, who had the
only riding double yesterday, also
brought home the only winning
favoritc when he scored IN The
third with j. H. RouSe'S Brown
Gown. which beai Scots Belle by
a length and a half
Mllligan followed in tho fourth
with NJ. H. Nanbcrg.s Bert w.
Inaior upset OF the day In beating
the odds-on favoritc, Morris WeX-
lcr'S Button Hole by more than a
li@eett eth IN comparatively cas- 3
fs{- 17Dn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
City Net Doubles
Crown Decided

Mrs. Helen DetWiler. who aS
Helen GraVn dominated local
tennis play AZ enc time. showed
a return 10 form yesterday when
she paired with II. Dick Bost-
wick 10 WIN the finals Of the city
doubles championship, defeating
Connie ODonovan EhherS and
Fred Dc Loddcr. 6-3 IS, al the
Detroit Tennis Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Turf War Relief
Fund Tops Million

NEW YORK. july p up
Racing has contributed n total Of
81 OPT .32707 10 war relief this
year. the turf committee Of
America announced today
a Memorial Day total Of Sll4-
o0Sl0 put Belmont Park IN first
place. with Bay Meadows next at
$4,000 and ChicaEo'S Lincoln
Fields third at 100000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Nova Starts Training

CHICAGO. July q GNS)-Lou
Nova. California heavyweight.
started training today for his 10
round bout with Lee SaNold. Aug.
9 AT Wrigley Field He weights
around POI pounds and expects 10
be down 10 2O4 for the fiCht.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Ideal GOIf Clinic Site
Plum Hollow Builds Platform for Pros TO Display
Driving Talents During Ryder Matches

breaking q club should they hit
too deep. Turf comparable 10
mat on Plum HollowS Splendid
tairWayS is promised
The structure extends - feet
out from the hill and is is feet
wide thus providing plenty room
lo an announcer as well as the
player The platform has five-
foot elevation i'm front.
The pros. as they demonstrate
their favorite shots. will wallop
thl bah over the eighteenth green
and creek 10 the elevated fairway
OF the same hole.
PUTT ON 18TH
The eighteenth green Will be
used for putting. Short APP
prOachCS and trap shots also viii
bo demonstrated there.
And maybe some daring pro
VIII remove his shoes and socks,
wade into the creek and show
The spectators how 10 play a ball
out Of the water. That should be
something.
The clinic will start at noon on
The first day Saturday, Aug. z.
II will last about two hours and
pfeCcde the start of the l8-hole
best ball matches.
Individual matches the next
Ray will be over the 36-hole
distance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Race Track Workers
Get 81 Pay Hike

Wage increases up 10 a maxi
mum Of 81 a day today were
allowed by the regional War
Labor Board for l25 employees Of
tho Detroit Fair Grounds track
The workers are members Of the
AFL'S Hotel Restaurant, Cooks
and Bartender> Union.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Hdgg Agrees 10
Any Style Racing

CONCORD Mass. July % up
Gunder HaCg SwedcnS star
runner. said today that he had no
objection 10 having two Of his
competitors In tomorrow mile
event at Harvard Stadium racing
with a handicap
~ will run in any manner.
Ilagg said. Whatever wal will
bring in the most money for the
L. =. Army Air Forces relief
fund (which VIII receive 90 per
cent Of the gate suits me-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
913 Flint Teachers
sign New Contracts

FLINT, July % Public school
teaching contracts have been
signed by 9l3 persons u less
than last semester, SuPt L. a.
Pratt ANNOUNCED iodayAN
Estimates reveal a drop Of 500
from the average 10000 enroll
mcnt of last semester may he
expected making a student load
ratio Of 34.S per teacher, highest
since 1886.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
thcir games
Tiger Box Scores
FIRST GANE

Totals 81 70 81 Totals "a q u
'Batted frr Carrasquel f0 eighth
Baued for Merz 90 u.n'h
DETROIT O13 o0f oun =
- -l.44+t4
Runs Cramsg Hoover Wakefield
Higgins, York Dana Case Spence
PriddS sullivan Early Errors york
Higgins Vernon Dana Runs hatted in
spence Johnson Puddy. Case Wake
Hs'r HEgtrs York Two-tsse hits.
Spence York Thfee-hase hts CASE,
Dana Home runs Friday YORK Sacri
Ace Leonard Double plays Hoover 80
BloodVorth % York sullivan ~ Prddy 90
Vernon Left on bases Detroit 8 Wash
ington Bases ON balls or Hensnaw
m OanA struck out Ry Henshaw J
hv Dana ; hv Msrfz HITS or Heushaw
4 IN 2 inrings IN Dana 4 M 8 innings
m Trout I'm ss inning. On Leonard IA
4 innings on Carrasquel IN. ] inning OF
MeftE 7 n = turtrrr H. ~ -ur-rf1rr By
Oana fVernonf. Wild pItches Leonard
Winning pitcher Oano Losing pitcher
leonard Jmpires stewart. Weafer and
Summers Time 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Only 8 Likely
In Arlington

CHICAGO, July q GNS) 49,
With a rich purse which may
gross $4,000 at stake, the pros.
poets today were that not moro
than eight thoroughbreds would
strive for the big money in to-
morrow's Arlington classic at
Washington Park.
These are John MarSch's Occu-
patton, William r. Boeing'S Slide
Rule. Brookmcade Stables Bour-
mont, DiXiana'S Amber Light,
Grcentree Stables Famous Vie
tory, Mill River Stables Chop
Chop and Hal Price Headley' S
entry. ASkmenow and All HoSS.
If all eight 90 in the $4,000
added race of a mile and a
quarter, lis total value will be
SD 600. OF this. the winner will
take down S545O0. the place
horse 10000. third $1,000 and
fourth So 50"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Archers Meet
Here Sunday

Are u els from southeastern
Michigan viii meet n, the Detroit
ArcherS Range, Sunday for the
state district field shoot About
Is disciples of the long bow arc
expected TO participate according
TO Fred Bear, district governor of
The Michigan ArcherS Association.
The range is located on Telegraph
and 10i2 Mile roads. The public
is invited to attend There Is no
admission.
Karl Palmaticr Of Kalamazoo.
secretary Of the Michigan Archers
viii be in charge of the meet
which starts at ! o'clock. Joe
GliSh and Eric johnson Will be in
charge Of trophy awards.
Tho meet Will be topped off with
the Arrow SpinnerS Nightmare.
a Special event for the longest
flight shot. in which archerS will
use their regular equipment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
THE DETROIT TIMES !
By VI. +. DRUKENBRoD

The golf cllnic 10 be- held in
connection with the Ryder Cup
match al Plum Hollow Aug rs
will be staged in a most attractive
setting on the hillside which
leads from the eighteenth green
10 tho clubhouse
An unusual Sctup Viii make
possible tho use of This spot
which VIII be- one of the most
popular with the galleries a
wooden driving platform has been
bmlt there under tho supervision
of Bill Beaupre the clubs vet
etan grcenkccpcr. and ms assist
ant Valentine Buettner.
PLATFORM SODDED
The platform already ha, been
Soddcd so the stars won't have
10 shoot off tho boards and risk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Pro- Am at KnoIlwood

\NThc ffth pro-ainateur tourna-
ment OF the season will be played
next Monday at knollwood Coun-
Try Club, Nudge Murray, tourna-
ment secretary announces. II will
be conducted under the Metropoli-
tan system.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Reds Can't Win on Sunday

DelvinC into the records II is
discovered that CincinnatiS Sun
day losing record Is worse than
first reported The Reds lost three
of their last four IN 1912 the
fourth being a draw. So they
actually played 10 consecutive
games before winning one.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
- CALDER

Guns VIII be confined 30 p
CalIbcr The tournament starts
at 9 "A. m, rain or shine
The first match consists Of a
20-Shot short. range with metallic
sights. The second event IS the
1O-Shot Dewar course open only
10 metallic sights. Other matches
are the long range 2O-Shot event
with metallic sights. long range,
any sights, 20 shots DeWar
course. any sights, 40 shots, and
the short range, any sights, 20
shots.
The Great Lakes Steel Bomb
crS, winners Of the HearSt-TimeS
team trophy, have entered the
match. on the team are Erwin
Brehm, jim Dalzcll, Claude
Logan. Joe KOrmendl and Les
HiduSkey Gerald ChaSsman. vii
liam HALEY Smith. Russ Brum-
baugh and Chuck Bottoms Of the
Greater Detroit Club have also
entered Bottoms, a product of
The 1912 Detroit Times Rifle
School, and one of the most I'M
proved outdoor rife shooters in
the state walked off with high
honorS for his class in the first
Flint shoot month ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
administration Team
CIinChes Ford Title

Administration Shamrock, have
cinched the Championship IN the
Ford Rouge baseball league BY
defeating Plant Protection. rs 90
e tho ShamrockS ran their streak
n victories 10 eight without a
Toss. Aircraft Engineers started
the season, bat were forced 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
SECnND GAME
RotT uASHINGTo>

Totals - ~ y Totals % 8 q S
'Batted for WYNN m ninth.
Ran for Clary in ninth
DETROIT 200 TOO 600
Warrington 0n0 0od 0Ou-U
Runs Hoover Error ClarN. Run
bstted In Higgins TWo-pase bits. Clary
Ross stolen hasc. Hoover SaCuf.cA
Cramsr Double play Hoover 10 York
Left on bases Detroit e. Washington q
Bases on halls orr Overmire off
WYNN struck out ~ Overmife POS
WYNN Umpires WeafsT Summers aud
stewart Time 90 game 90 Attendance
--12,O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
KAHRS COMING

The Fisher -"Y., Wien4eff,S rife
tTdTTI, ffCdTSt CHAMPIONS OF NICHE
gan, arc also entered The team
consists of Phyllis Brown. Ger
trude Meadows. Mildred Annie
Oakley Mcnamara. Frances En-
mons and Patricia OBryan.
Attending the shoot viii be
Frank j. kahrS, widely known
professional from Bird g port,
Conn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Suffolk Park Results

WRIST RACE 3-yeaf-o.ds and ur =
mile
Dainty F1fI tr1tariH so 90 So
preunat'qIe tN ItRWp $50 0a
Time ia IS or 12tr
Ute. 10 HunE Wecsrors Contup's and
AFTER Dinner aiso ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24

The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit neMspaper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered 10 your door from your
Detroit Times carrier-SaleSmsf y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
Largest Outdoor
Rifle Shoot Set
For Flint Sunday
nv Don GILES

MichiganS top ranking rinemen
and rincwonen Will be in Flint
Sunday. attending what IS likely
to be the largest outdoor rifle
tournament In the state this year.
The SlX-match program accord
ing 10 a. j. MaTXhauScn score
tary of the Flint Rifle and Pistol
Club, sponsors of the meet IS
registered with the National Rife
and Pistol Association
According TO MafNhau~en, adj
vance registrations, together with
many postal requests for pro-
grams. indicates a rccord-break-
ing attendance for the all-day
program
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-24
FOR sATIRnAN

AAnrreugce = .lWslcc Claimed
Posi- rs ~
IlAnk fast
Evening star., 1943-09-12
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast.

HILLCREsT-Girls to share room with
anotner; private home: bus at door. AT.
1917 ST. ,s.E.-Doube room. we'll fur
nished. kitchen and laundry privileges
conv. transp,, near park. g. golf course
Ss sFs s. II fsTsd AS2 s2uD T s55s
nished double or single sleeping rm; next
70 bath; priy. home; unlim,, phone; near
Sspltol OF Navy Yard; good transp. AT
46Oi SOUTHERN AVE. s.E.-Two rooms
for f! servicemen; gensile home; cool, country
hS % BE6kooM ahS q NJ With III 0poeS pogcS
eis Si:E9aS th 9fn ST. EE Gelb room for rent
ExRGE IHG sE' AR9 hR&e roo Soom and sunds Wndov,
beds new furniture, convenient location: Iot ion:
sSi E cArrToI sfMsdern St ss re Roms nssH near
triple, .s4S: doubles, s3s. g. 'AS A'0"''
one one double room frst floor. for gentleman;
SnNnenI SEIY DEcoRarE6 Eta5ap Ap rooms os with
SitGhen s;tI I, for 3 Girls also one for : girls
.606 BRANCH AVE. sE.WMa ster M bedroom
with private M bath; single or double; gentle
iii KENTUCKY AVE. s.E.-Larse front
room for two girls; recreation. laundry and
phone oTl privileges: convenient to carline.
! ROOM. KITCHEN completely furnished
for light housekeeping for 2, private
Is IssS Goop ob fHj HoPE f91 RD. SEE furnished
TGoms @ ,s Nsvy XJE JPFeteEaOs Cal FR 1882
fast privileges, transp. to Interior Bldg
optional gentle home. Ii. 1861 after
Iai0 SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. SEE de-
Sirabie rooms, nicely furn., twin or double
h lsa: EYE sT; s,E;-snd fl. front, twin
aaaa n ST. ST. s.E:MBrtGhts; warm arm room, next
priv. and ride downtown at 7:45; lady.
go D sT. .w,-Living room bedroom,
suitable 2-,3. and one single room newly
sGg6 PaSns a2E P SEbouD 56e m and
ss., s3s 10th ST; s.E,-Large front, room.
s nj ESQ 2eai AVE- TaSy YaEa aG n2
large rm., newly decorated beautiful for )
gentlemen or 3 girls; reasonable. TR. 1929
SiNGLE; s.!;a;, also twin room; corner rooms;
tied phone. Cali FIR. i4aa. ',' N'''''''
lel 18th ST. Sc, Ant 2O-Double room,
h nicely furn;. inner-sprins mattress, uni.
sa3 and ST. s.E.@near ESc, Navy Yard. Capitol
Library OF Congress-Front room, semi
iii 18th ST. s.E.@Niceiy furn: room 10: for
gentleman; ami, cow to bus, Navy Yard;
nnlim phone FIR 1886.
PRIVATE ENTRANCE - Bed-living room
with fireplace. private bath: busline at
door Call AT. 6434 for appointment.
Available after Sunday.
I542 d ST. S.E.-Furn. room Ink; tele-
phone. cony. tranSp.; , girls or couple; no
NEAR NAVY YARD. 75s l3th St Sc
Large front. excel. furn., best beds. auto
INV. unlm phone. TR. s7,5 To-
BOG PA. AVE. Sc, near Capitol and
Library-Laree comfortable room for l
:.a6 ilth sT. s.w.-BeautituIly furn.
front room. near bath; bus at door; single
or double: So weekly.
i"OS MAPLEVIEW PL. S.E.-Conv. to
bus lines :! refined girls desired
oO6 VIRGINIA AVE. S.W.-Sleeping rooms
conv. to Govt bldss, clean: reasonable;
immediate occupancy. DI. l54i.
81 lst ST. S.E.-Large, nicely furnished
room for eentleman, conv. to Navy YARD
and downtown transportation.
3Ii Ioth ST S.E.-Large furnished room.
double bed and studio couch, semiprivate
entrance.
3I1-3i. md ST. S.E.-Largc double room
and single room. FIR. 13lS.
Evening star., 1943-09-12
1904 Wyoming Ave. NV.
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

CONF. FURN, ROOM for / or , girls; .
block to bus; Sl5 mo. single, ST. each
double. Warfeld 1861.
MASTER BEDROOM next bath and shower,
detached home. twin beds, dressers. y
closets; near shopping center and tranSp.;
SIS ca. monthly. DU. 6t6O.
LARGE, clean double front room , wn-
doWs and :. closets; private home in re-
&tI.cled zone convenient transporta tion,
20 min. from downtown. MI 6:Ii7
i'.i :;:;rd 81. Ne. River Terrace, of Ben
ming rd Single sleeping room for man,
So month. After pm.
1911 VARNUM PL NE.-Comfortable
furnished front room, near bath in private
gentle home. One block to bus. $50 a
month. NO. 3O65
lIi5 OATES 81. N.E.-Large front room
double bed, Good transportation Break
iaSL and laundry privileges. FIR, 5S53.
LARGE FRONT ROOM, twin beds | block
from Lincoln Park private home. LU.
ROOM for . girls, in private. modern home
twin beds, cooking privileges, reasonable
WA. 2"Sa, Conv. transp.
'.s32 18th ST. Ne rooms, 3nd-foor
front, all utilities furnished, kitchen range.
So month. Hobart $3.50 after : pm. and
sunny. IoVEEy ROOM, new turn, unlim
ohons mu.t zee to snpreciates .ingle. Sc
LII. ao23. afternoon: 3 pm. Sunday.
Evening star., 1943-09-12
LARGE AIRY ROOM

Mahogany furniture, chaise lounge What
more would . girls want for S35 per mo- |?
Evening star., 1943-09-12
ROOMS FURNISHED.
MARYLAND and Viroinio.

52i N. DINWDDIE ST, Arlington. va
Large room, private bath; | or = gentle
men Chestnut d5l3 after &.
DOUBLE ROOM in private home. finer sec
tinn of Arlington; no other roomers; conv
trarsp. CHI. 1920.
CHI, Oh, Mp--Besutiful rm adj bath;
transp to Navy Bids: exclusive location;
rare opportunity; S35. WI. 1850.
Evening star., 1943-09-12
ROOMS WANTED.

YOUNG WOMAN, single fur, room, refined,
gentle home, NV. sec; possibly limited
kitchen privileges; state details. Box
iSO-S, Star,
YOUNG WOMAN desires unfurnished room
in home or apartment. Oct /: downtown
preferred; references. NO. 1910 bet. 12-3
pm
QUIET. clean, larse. private, single room,
home privileges, in strictly refined home
not more than 30 minutes from ! 5th and
SIS. NV, for one responsible Jewish girl;
give full details. Box lS-Y, Star.
WANTED-Room and private bath in gen.
tile nome by quiet, mature, nonsmokinE
gentleman; preferred location between
Conn. and Mass. Phone Woodley 1863
ROOM WANTED In private, gentle home,
middle-aged gentleman, employed. Box
10y, Star
GENTLEMAN wants quiet and permanent
single lodging in private home: first or
second floor: close downtown, northwest
only. Give price location, description
replies otherwise useless. Box 4a-Y, Star.
FOR MIDDLE-AGED LADY within walking
distance Of HAYWOOD Gardens. 1917 Rus
sell aye. Mt. Rainier. Md. Call Franklin
3S43,
CONTINUED on Next Pags)
Evening star., 1943-09-12
ROOMS UNFURNISHED.

ti0s GAULT PL., Benning, D. C.-3 rooms
and bath, unfurniShed.
SS09 18th ST. N.W.-Two rooms, kitchen
and bath screened porch. Good condi-
ton. WO. 100.
Evening star., 1943-09-12
ROOMS FURh. 6 UhFURk.

room. 15xll. private bath, generous closet
space, sundecS, Venetian blinds, unlim.
phone, garage; quiet refined neighbor-
hood, convenient TO transportation busi-
ness district and Naval hospital: reason
able. 4O5 Fairfax I'd. WI. 1928
l29 EUCLID ST. NW.--3 beautiful, large
rooms and bath, 2nd floor; > beautiful
rooms, bath. Bird floor. Can be seen all
day Sunday.
IIas EUCLID ST. N.w-3 beautiful
sleeping rooms. bath. 2nd floor. | beau
tlful room. bath :ird foor. Can be seen
Evening star., 1943-04-04

planned that Butch had accidentally
set the house on fire. He was all right
and the fremen had put it out.
She sat down: II spend most Of my
time with those boys. When l go
out, I'd never have any fun if l
rushed home for every little thing"
Mickey does his best movie job
in "The Human Comedy Yet he
qroaned when he saw the picture:
"I'd teach that kid scene-stealing
trick one day, and he'd use it on me
the next. Besides, what does it mat
ter what l did in the picture - no.
body would look at Hedy Lamar
with Butch on the screen"
-LUPT0N 4. WILKINSON