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The Ypsilanti daily press., 1943-07-20

Campaign headquarters have
been opened at "a n. Huron St
The quota OF $4,000 for the erec-
ton OF the building should be fair.
ly easy TO raise according 10 q
statement OF Dr. Yoder Il is
hoped that sufficient volunteer
workers can be secured so that
the task assigned each worker will
not take too much Of his or her
time.
July 27th Is set for the day OF
Campaign 10 get underway and II
Is expected that the goal can be
reached in 3 days.
Efforts are being made 10 have
volunteer women or girls 60 TO
headquarters 10 assist in making
out prospect cards, any hours that
they could at their convenience.
The office will be open from 2 a
m. to 5 p. m. duripg the campaign.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1943-07-20
Praised
For Work on
Records
Greater Demands
in Nearly Every
Department

Annual city audit, preented Mon
day evening 10 city council by Car
roll Curtis OF the A. b. Curtis Co.,
was accompanied by commeuoa.
tion for the city clerk, Harvey e.
Holmes. in view OF the greatly In
creased city business handled in
his office.
The audit showed ;aat at the
close OF the fiscal year there was
a balance OF s14O.510.16 as COM
pared to $54,706.75 the year before.
Total receipts for the year were
$SS7.S04.67 and total disburse-
ments, s747,23451.
The record revealed that 1852
per cent OF the tax levy was col
lected this year, better showing
than the previous year when 92.G3
per cent was received.
One OF the largest losses to the
city was pointed out as delinquent
taxes. For the years prior 10 194l
the total is $5S,000 in delinquent or
rejected taxes. only very small
portion of this amount will reach
the city through state land sales,
the auditor pointed on. There is now
in process Of collection by the
county an additional $4,000 in de-
linquent taxes. IL the county fails
to collect or sell these. the delin-
quency will again go to the state
and the city will only receive what
can be obtained through a state
land sale.
Greatly increased burdens we're
noted in nearly every city depart
ment. Indications that the sewage
department is operating at a loss
were poirS,ed out and attPihBisd 10
increased labor cost since revenues
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1943-07-20
Climax Nears
on Russian
Front
American Forces
Advancing on
Munda

NV international News serviret
Hard fighting American and Ca.
madam troops were hammering to.
day at the gates OF Emma. nerve.
center Of Axis resistance In Sicily.
as unofficial reports said the
town. almost In the geographical
center OF the island, already had
fallen.
On the SicllIan east coast. mean.
while, the British Eighth Army
pounded at crumbling enemy re-,
sisisnce between Catania. key mort
and last remaining major barrier
on the road 10 Messina, Sieily's
main link with the Italian main.
land
Advance units OF Americans and
Canadians are known TO haya
reached within 10 miles Of Emma
following the capture OF Caltanis-
setta and occupation OF Piazza.
Armerina in their drive northward
from south coast beachheads. The
London Daily Express reported
Emma already has fallen and IN.
Morocco radio broadcast an un-
confirmed report that the com
biped, forces were At the outskirts
OF the town. vital huh Of railroad
and vehieular traffic 10 all parts
of Sicily
Counter Attacks
On the Catania front. The Nsli
operated Paris radio credited des-
perate Axis counterattacks with
postponing the fall Of the city sey-
eral lines In the last few days.
A Swedish newspaper quoted AXIS
sources as saying that Cstania has
been evacuated and that It's fall Is
imminent
An Algiers radio broadcast re-
ported by Reuters said Allied air
reconnaissance disclosed a gen.
eral enemy retreat throughout
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1943-07-20
Bomber Plant Bus
Service Resumed

Bus service 10 Ford Bomber plant
was returning 10 normal TODAY FOL.
lowing decision OF drivers OF the
Wyandotte.Trenton division OF the
Great Lakes Greyhound Lines 10 70.
turn to work. The men previously
had voted against ending their Work
stoppage.
The decision 10 resume service
followed a conference with Re
Eional War Labor Board officials.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1943-07-20
Cash, Check Gone
From Residence

Halle Jordan. 30s Miles ST. re.
ported 10 police Monday that
sometime during the preceding
night 130s cash and fe495 check
bad been stolen from his bedroom
Footprints found near the bed
room window were Investigated by
police but we're believed 10 have
no connection with the larceny.
since the window was held open
By a piece OF wood which appar-
rently had not been disturbed dur
ing the night
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1943-07-20
YpsiIanti Has
Gold
Star in Flag
1t. Robert Allen
Killed in Crash
in California

Ypsilantl hs 4
the sad task OF
putting an o lher
gold star on rs
service flag TO
today, this one
for It. Robert
Smith Allen. son
Mr.. and Mrs Al
fred J. Allen, 1916
Sherman St lie
was Killed Mon
day in a plane
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1943-07-20
Curfew Law For City Proposed
COUNCIL NOTES

All members Of city council were
present, Monday .syeniRg except AZ;
dermen Clyde Budd and Stephen
Dunlap.
Council reiterated its stand
against allowing pawnshOps TO op-
crate in the city.
Acceptance OF office was filed by
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1943-07-20
Flashes of
Late News
THE WEATHER: Tonight
Warmer, Showers

WASHINGTON-UP- The gov
ernment prepared today 10 place
a flat price ceiling OF $l4.7S per
hundredweight, Chicago basis, on
live hogs early in August and to
tighten control Of hog slaughter
ing and marketing by federal Ii
censing OF slaughterers.
WASHINGToN-lNS - Vice
Admiral Frederick J. Horne, as
sistant chief Of naval opera
tions, declared today that the
United States Is planning on
fighting Japan until at least
1919.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1943-07-20

LAS VEGAS, Ney.-INS- Ger
trude L. Niessen, star OF radio.
stage and screen, was honeymoon
ing in Las Vegas today with Al
bert Greenfield. Chicago restau-
rant operator, after a surprise mar
riage yesterday in Neyadas Gret'
ma Green.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1943-07-20

UoNDoN-lNS-Gen. Henri
Honore Giraud arrived in Brit
ain from the United States to-
today.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1943-07-20

WASHINGTON -AP- Govern
ment purchase OF the principal
food crops and their resale at be-
low-ceiling prices was advocated
today by Senator Burton (R-Ohio)
as an alternative to the admins
tration's subsidized price roll-back
program.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1943-07-20

WASHINGTON-INS- Tax con
cessions to corporations to speed
conversion from a war TO a peace
basis after victory, today loomed
large in post war proposals TO be
studied by Congress early next
fall. Members Of the Senate FL
nance and House Ways and Means
Committees predicted that the
question of post war reserves will
he one OF the most important dealt
with in consideration of the Trea-
sury's request for $4,000, 100000
additional taxes annually.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1943-07-20

LONDON-AP- Allied victories
are bringing curious twist to the
London Stock Exchange with n
marked rise in prices OF securi
ties of enemy and occupied coun-
tries which could not be sold at
any price few years ago. FL
nancial circles said today buyers
apparently were banking on quick
defeat of the Axis hoping Euro
rean countries still would have
enough money in the 'Ritty' to
meet obligations OF their bond
holders.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1943-07-20

LONDON-AP- The Vichy ra-
do. In a broadcast recorded by
Reuters. made a last minute sp-
peal 10 French workers today TO
report for work IN Germany or be
branded as outlaws. To-day l.
your last chance" said the radio
referring to the last Of the four
days grace granted by Chief OF
Government Pierre Laval for
French workers to report for work.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1943-07-20

LEWISTO. Idaho-AP- A three
day walkout Of 81 loggers in pro
test over their meat rations end.
cd yesterday and an OPA affi
cial said last night that the log.
gers have been receiving rations
equal 10 those issued Army com
bat troops.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1943-07-20

NEW YORK --AP-- Complete
with spotlights and soft music,
New Yorks fall fashion openings
were off to a speedy start today,
as so fashion editors representing
newspapers throughout the United
States gathered to learn and then
10 tell Mrs. America what she will
be wearing next season
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1943-07-20

LONDON-AP-Prime Minister
Churchill appeared before the
House OF Commons TO answer a
series OF minor questions from
members but made no statement
on the Sicilian campaign or the
bombing of Rome. The opening
Of a debate on pensions by Sir
John Anderson suggested there
would be no statement from the
Prime Minister today.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1943-07-20

PORTLAND. Ore.-AP- Henry
J. Kaiser's bustling shipyards.
which can stir up a launching on
a moments notice whenever dis
tinguished company drops in. ar
ranged to float three new vessels
today In honor OF Lord Halifax.
the British ambassador. and his
lady.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1943-07-20

LONDON -AP- The German
controlled Paris radio reported to-
day that Germany recently had de-
liyered to Turkey Is railway loco
motives and $50 trucks under terms
OF a trade agreement between the
two countries.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1943-07-20

See AUDIT-Page .
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1943-07-20

See WAR Page 2
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1943-07-20

LONDON-AP-- The Berlin ra-
dio reported today that the su'
preme commader OF Italian mill
tary police and his chief deputy
had been killed during yesterdays S
air raid on Rome. They were
identified in the broadcast as a
General Hazon and a Colonel Ba'
renco.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1943-07-20

Acceptance OF office was filed b
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1943-07-20

TOKYo-AP-The Tokyo radio.
in a broadcast recorded by the AS
sociated Press. said today that
Lieut.. Gen. Prince Gin Ii had
been appointed commander OF the
japanese Army air force succeed
ing Lieut.. Gen. Kumainchi Ter
amoto.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1943-07-20

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Evening star., 1943-12-02
ROOMS FURNISHED.
AavvInnh nud V:va;a:n

ARLINGTON. North Glebe rd = Large
brisht corner room. next bath in quiet pvt
home Of 2 adults; good transp. st. bus.
ARLINGTON. VA. large double rooms.
pvt bath. unlim. phone. use Of kitchen
and living room: near buses to Navy and
Pentagon BldRs. Gil. S051. Evenings
DEL RAY. Alexandria-1 block 1oc bus to
D. C. .and, Pentaeon Bldg. 100 Raymond
ave Single room 81 week.
home, overlooking, Washington: walking
distance Navy Bldg, 10 min. from city.
SUITE Bile persons. employed. JA lS13.
"?6 w. BROAD ST. Falls Church-Dou-
BILE. or single, unusually dclightful room
with dressing room and private bath. Pri-
vate entrance; quia. home: picturesque
grounds. Direct bus line to Wash. so
min. downtown. Falls Church 1a6I-M
WILL GIVE light. warm living quarters to
white couple in exchange for part-time
services. No objection to children p o.
Boz 212. Washing ton, d. c.
LARGE ROOM, twin beds near Pentagon.
Navy Annex; Beverly Hills bus stops in
front # house. TIE. 1880.
ARLINGTON, Val ROOM. pvt. home.
ARLiNGTON-Large room, twin beds. ad-
Joining bath: in new home: suitable .
girls. privileges. 1908 North Taylor st.
CH. 1852 after Z p.m.
RLINGTON-Attractive knotty-pine rec
reation room, terrace level; pvt. bath and
pyt. ens Cow. to bus. Suitable for 2.
Evening star., 1943-12-02
ROOMS FURNISHED,
Southwest and Southeast,

6Oe NORTH CAROLINA AVE. S.E.-Laree
front room, twin beds. Convenient to
restaurants and tr"nsp. Ii. 6114.
COMFORTABLE lglt Housekeeping room
TO share with another empl. lady; first floor
front; twin beds: conv, transp.: coal heat
sh% Sh., %; >s.Tr S,E mo AT. At. 2!sl CO..
dble,. large front. excel. furn. and beds
plenty hot-water gas heat, unl phone.
1"? IIth ST. S.E:-Lee front room, sec
ord ord hoor os. twin beds; Ii 4G65. 3"
Nicely furnished rm. for young lady See
after pm; $50 mo. Full privileges
.:$I: 18th ST. s.E.-Larse, clean front
bedroom, twin beds, Inner-spring mat
tresses: suitable two: unlin phone, laun-
dry priylsgss; Csll after 6:3o. TR. 15..7.
1903 EYE ST. Sc, rice rooms, 9nd f.,
;1cxt TO bath: front room sos single: dou-
bic, $50: back, SIG mo-: hot-water heat:
1910 ELY PL. S.E.-Two ladies. working
days preferred: twin beds, Ink. privileees.
1903 E ST. S.E.-Front room. twin beds
near Nsyy Yard, Boiling Field: reason
Evening star., 1943-12-02
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1923 ALLISON ST.-Attractiye room, twin
beds. semiprivate bath adjoining. Private
sS ssfffRt ROOM %fa isr oE gouns ssl men
PETwoRTH. pvt. home, clean comfort
persons; pest food. plenty 10 eat. GE,
1855 CALVERT ST. NV meals per
DUPoNTi cIRcLENDesirable second floor
front roonRfor : girls; well heated; reason
1870 Isih ST. N.w.-Rooms for young
ladies; ideal downtown location; excellent
meals, home atmosrhere;
usually Sa'ttrsetive suIrounddi1nss; conv.
.ois HsD ST. S%@stuaio S a Ga room sSnn ssle. and
aS5e faas po psd5m or LYNN rm bath for A.
EXCELLENT HOME. Govt. Girls: double
room meals optional, $50 mo; DU. a324
LARGE LARGE Fo0M for 3 girls with . excellent
f!9 !.e e"sh Mass Gan AVE e. sl1 SW-A distinctive
home for young people in an unsurpassed
1850 QUE ST. Sw-sinsle room also
soee space for Or girl nSda n double showers gas fur
1888 GIRARD ST. Nw-Lovely maple
furniture. excellent home cooking: close to
triple rooms: S35 to $3.50. AID. o353 :.
women 81 week, Close at pm. Ex
1890 CALVERT ST. N.w.-Excellent meals
Laundry privileges; convenient transporta-
eirIs AD' d347. ' "
DUPONT Club. 1895 10Th st. nw.-sin-
gle rooms also double; well heated with
downtown Washington for the winter
Available at once. l double, also triple
Evening star., 1943-12-02
MOTOR rRAvEl

SOUTH AMERICAN GENTLEMAN travel
ins Sou0 would share exps. with party
driving same direction. between Dec 10
and 20. Call Georgia OIL before 10 a m
References EXCHANGED. ..
WANTED, TRANSPORTATION for excellent
driver and one in comfortable car about
Dec; l5, for Jacksonville, Fla, or points
south: Write 622 Locust ave. Charlottes-
TWO GIRLS would like to share expenses
with desirable person with car proceeding
from Washington to Scranton. Pa, Christ
mas eve: Telephone Lincoln 1912 between
hours Of am. and $3.50 pm.
PASSENGERS wanted for Fort Worth or
Dallas, Tex; leaving about Dec. in Al
ga1tr,o.. gon1tt ave BsltmoTs 5' Nd or call in
EXPERIENCED driver wants ride or will
drive car to Middle West first Of week.
LEAVING FOR DALLAs-Fort Worth, ninth
or tenth, station wagon; will take pas
Ssngers:, share expense. References exch.
SERVICE WIFE desires ride to Los Angeles.
Best references. Share expenses and drive.
ACCOMMODATES THREE to Houston, Tex,
via Knoxville. Chattanooga, Birmingham,
New Orleans leaving December fourth.
WAVE wants transportation with lady or
couple TO vicinity oxford, Pa, about Dec.
WIFE OF ARMY MAN AND BABY driving
to Camp Campbell, Kentucky, desires COM
petent person TO assist in driving in return
for transportatlon Phone WA; 4666. 90
or rent easily o ear i0t
American Trailer Co. Inc, 4O3O Wisconsin
ave NV WO, 3232
Evening star., 1943-12-02
ROOMS FURkIsHED-hcrtbeo.,

20s MARYLAND AVE. NE-Gentlemen
single rooms, near Capitol and Congress
sional Library. Decorator beds: can be
used as sitting room Daily maid service
and un!im phone incl in rent. Call Miss
Hopes. AT. 1866. . to on weekdays
SINGLE ROOM. next to bath: gentle home
1'os Hoy or uo sirl blocks from R, I. ave car
36I4 1ith ST. Brookland-Single room,
rent reasonable: unlimited phone; conven-
lent transportat, ion. NO. 0S59.
s3 Sth ST. NE.-Large. front. basement
room for, Ink, Frigidaire. c hw. in room !;
:3335 BAKER sT.-Master bedroom. couple
gentle home FIR. 7144
CHOICE of single or double rooms, newly
iurnished. c.h.w.; conv. transp.; reasonable
WooDRiDGE. 4oo5 Goth St nc-pouble
room. private bath. private home: > blocks
transp; working couple: $40 month. MI
i:,a NEWTON ST. NE.-rarsc front
room; in private hcme near TRANSFORMATION;
smitab'e ! or =: rnl'm.. phone MI aloG.
1"0 ST. N.E.-Double room, twin beds
noxt n bath; suitable for > settled ladies'
cc;h:w:: good asporta,ion; sineie or dou-
s.s @ M.RYL ss And p'iE AVE IF NEHone 34le sin.le
one double, front rooms; chw., unlimited
phone: conv. transp.; reasonable. FIR
BIOOKLAND. 36l7 10:h st. ne-3 dou-
Bile rooms: private home. -
sos ST. N.E-Double room. twin bnds
newly furnished. next to bath. FIR 4g4D.
Evening star., 1943-12-02
COAL, WOOD. FUEL Oil.

OAK WOOD for sale. Phone Kensington
15i-M.
KINDLING WOOD. ST per bushel. Sold
only in 5-bu. lots. WA. 4337 or Bowie
FIREPLACE HARDWOOD. seasoned, any
Length Length ceiling price, S2l cord, S1i halt
cord also kindling: immediate free de-
livery Winmar Hatchery. Inc. SH. 33:i7
ohh a5nn WOOD. any length, delivered. Me
CoRDWOOD, large quantities, Sle cord
p-i9ot length; ON site. = miles from city.
q K Acker, Route No. !. Rockville Nd
FIREPLACE WOOD, pine, /? or is inch
Enphwnnn EtenGp1hy nennaranteed cord. SIS. AT 5046.
nGRDMOOD, SIG per cord Call II S7,n
RIGHT FROM THE FARM, sound fre-
pace pace and stove wood, SIS per cord, de-
FIREPLACE. stove and furnace-Seasoned
fnad 1ah an9 no pine. !: and - inch lengths. ST.
2Tu1 ITpEp, ECss, ECsss,. VA, 4954
seasoned oak or pine; quality and measure
gguaranteed; $50 per cord J. NJ. M Brown,
Woop wa Oh sa faen,acn pnone etoL Lorton l3-F-I4.
Ioned son OAK; immediate delivery Phone
Evening star., 1943-12-02
HOUSES FURNISHED,

1897 10th ST. NW.-New furniture, newly
decorated throughout: 8 rooms, . baths.
: bedrooms oil heat; s175 per month
CoMPLETELY FURNISHED. including lin
ems and blankets: living room, dining room.
for 9esEqemT srle Tent i 0sths @ las, ao s hpm'
COUPLE WANTED 10 share home. all ia.
c1ilies' r1nn,S Sife UNEMPLOYED no children SIS
5-RooM AND BATH BUNGALOW. fur
nished Ms Convenient to bus and streetcars.
csl eneFeH aer or ess os soGs opTH or % per
NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE. oil heat.
rooms room C and bath. nice ,neiehborhood 5o7
SS15. %IIh sHAhI af M3 'SfoMs F:h HA rs;n,a
BETHEsDA-Nieeiy furn. bungalow. .
bedrooms bed ,onn, excellent nsighborhood sl,2
cnon Ran Ran $50 peT mo sprsd.
AvAILABLE-Halt stone home. rms.
6edrms, sass-incl. porch, sar. M. 10Th:
s1SI i4sS ogden St nv open 20
recreation room, built..in garage; attre ectivs
nreishborhood, r nr; Glebe I'd; and Lee hwy:
1Ue 1ord bgs 1so6 zone ne Ghambsrs Talman. Ok
WEI %fLLFTRS sS SE la1f sEaIbEfAcHED, nearly new
best beek o9m bath extra soe
Aa%iss GqlS 90 s4 mo R TR 44ss o. 1hhi's7!ss Il
hhlS LONELI broom bungalow IN Be-
thesda. completely furnished, available
psss sssss = 7sssdb.l sblS mo- j. Noble BOaz' wi,
OLD GEoRGETowN RD., 4 miles north o,
Bethesda. Md: attractive bungalow, 8
fsseS Ssta
mately acres; very, reasonable rent; i'm
snfsa = sDS2n@se. NA
1880 . rooms and bath, screened
porch. yard: 10c bus fare. adults Hill-
side O543-M. White neighborhood. 80
WHITE PINES" 15-acre estate. Lqnham,
Md, @5 min to Capitol: grove 100 white
pines. hollies dogwood; a4-a garden;
superb view. completely furnished lo-rm,
house, bedrms, den, sleeping porch, :
bathrooms. . freplaces, coal furnace. coal
in cellar; gear gar; maids available: all
deliveries: train and bus. tranSp.: $500:
available now. Call Warf1eld 1892
DETACHED BRICK
Modern: :, bedrooms, automatic heat
completely. furnished. 217 Granville ave.,
S'ivST THosi 5srl4s' E jARRE1L Mf CO.. Realtors !,
ri 10th st. NV. National o765. y
Def, SILVER SPRING.
Dec; 6. s503 Mayfair pl.: new house, Q
place, lovely yard. b.-i; gar, gentle home: ,
tOontinued on Next Pags.l -
Evening star., 1943-12-02
APARTMENTS WANTED.

-FOUR YOUNG Army officers, permanently
Stationed. seek suitable bacns!or quarters:
necessary: private shoWeT mi ni1h pfo1e Tip
Pv ROOMS ossnej kGs. pEstsFr:d ID, Box 466D StaT
FOUR YOUNG 0f LADIES AIDES :; s.S5 WAVE Officers,
GesITe fuTnisned apartment; references.
THRTE 9oTTSSGG LADIES desire apt. IN
TpL 12io oTiding rHi GOO Call British Embassy no.
PERMANENT COUPLE wants tvo-trd-
E1dm 3n turni.hed apartment. Lincoln 55l1.
SERfICEMAN' employed wife Gcs.-e SMALL
RGEeS 3Gs IN PVT PVT. home All, Or NV re-. OK
RESPONSIBLE WOMAN wishes ooc-acd-
Circle area: Will paw Ssu TO 500. Gail
Rifs III a,sf ASb WIZ R of d,crimtna.
so a6 4e5se F9a5s P60n ws48 s48
french PETTY OFFICER It. R00m PoOk4g 4se for Or
two rooms. between and K. 18th and
nd Tenc5 Sts MN nv Write TO Bernard pete.
ing. Washington 25 D. c. 3.
RESPONSIBLE SPECIALIST AND WIFE
DbsSiEE Db pI, ~ FHLLY ,lJ FURNISHED, MODERN
Room. hEpRooM.s RITcHESETTE FlV AN6 M
BATH BATH; WITHIN 3o-23 MINUTES OF CoM-
EKFfEsloA kFfE REpe 4a7 7kFFRHoNE kFFRF pM M SSo
WANTED, vicinity of Conn. ave-,
unfurnished 3-bedroonl apart
ment: will pay up to SITS month.
Box 318-K. Star. -
BUSINESS EXECUTIVE wants
furnished apart. S,5o-S2OO price
range. Centrally located. NV.
section. One month o. more
References. Box 97-K. Scar. %
Evening star., 1943-12-02

middle-aged Protestant. wants
good furnished room with large closet and
pvt, bath; pvt home: Chevy Chase, D. c.,
preferred. Box 36l K. Star Z.
FINE, YOUNG college graduate desires
nice. large room, apartment or share
either Reas. Call after p m, WO. 5029. .
lady. Cooking PRIVILEGES. Reasonable.
Evening star., 1943-12-02
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

CHRISTMAS LITTER, German shepherd
puppies OF champion stock, whelped Nov
5S IrTES prise: $40 up. Call GL- 4l73.
klTTENS, PERSIAN, =; used to kindness and
good care. Glehe 1918
W!RE-HAIR TERRIER, pedigreed, mos
old, papers. registered. Call NO. 5311, s
am. to pm
SIAMESE KITTENS, $40: TOY FOX, SI5
Cross Boston, Fox, Collie. Police, So.
Dog Hotel. 1344 Georgia Ave. ia 1921
Evening star., 1943-12-02
ROOMS FURNISHED.
MoFyIond and visainio Cont

RIVERDALE. MD.-Dependable couple 10
share my home. 1909 oueensbury rd.
SILVER sPRING-Refined couple or gen.
tlemen to share attractive bungalow, on
bus line. Call SH 27sI after pm.
brick home. 1 pvt. bath, semipvt. bath,
suitable !ofncers or refined people. Lee
hwy. bus. Mrs Tinley, Gil. S02S.
private entrance, near bus line; employed
couple or gentlemen preferred; available
Twin-bed room, neatly furn; also single
room; rsasonable; Jackson 25s6-W.
ALEXANDRlA--Small studio room, next tn
lady or Army or Navy ofhcer gentle
home; excellent bus service. 733 South
Pitt ct. TIE. 2aa9 =
ATTRACTIVE FRONT RM. sunny: new
house: unlim phone: Alexandria. TIE. 2O3s
Evening star., 1943-12-02
MOVING. PACKING g. STORAGE

MOVING AND STORAGE. rea sonable rates:
will take your surplus furniture as nart
payment on your moving, Edelmars Nov
invS i3s = HStoTase Co. Tsy,or 2a35 g
part loads Tate Van Service, FIR S5O7.
Night phone. TR 665l 6s
Evening star., 1943-12-02
FIREPLACE WOOD

SeaSoned Oak and PINE
Also Kindling
Delivered in Washington and MARYLAND
DAYTIME Phone Clinton 90
Evenin2s, DU. 1850 %
Evening star., 1943-12-02

SINGLE ROOM.
"34a hShm ead pl.-Warm front room
near pain: ccnV. transp-. stores. DE ASA
SINGLE ROOM.
$50 Woodlcy place-LuxuriouS' furn
next hath Conn. eve bus. I'D 52s3.
1922 N ST. NV.
Above AVERAGE. in owners home. high
standinc in community.
COLcHED. "o"l Fl"glrr pl nv-La rge.
cheerir'. front ro3m for r>hned settled
go-1t'n.nar. 70 PRIVILEGES. no 620o
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ITURE-Specal red velvet sofa.
kneehola desk fireside sots MAHOGANY
chest, dressers 3-piece maple living room
Sulle nrea kfast sets oCca sonal chairs
HOLLYWOOD beds secretarl S. rugs. several
corner cabinetS: SPECIAL HIGH-GRADE
Lincoln Furniture Co Sn1 Pa ave n W
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ROOMS UkFuRNlsHED.
ROOMS WANTED.

ENTIRE End FLOOR. 3 rooms and bath
private entrance, heat and electricity in
cluded. Settled couple preferred. 72S
MARYLAND ave. ne.
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COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR Sal. -.

Cooperative Apis. for S9le.
or 3 bedrooms with sunrocm !-ag
room. dining room. kitchen End ! or 2
baths. Price of eQLGties. S4,9l4 I'D
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY,
APPLY RESIDENT MANAGER,
G.
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CATTLE 8 LIVESTOCK.

FOR SALE-Resistered Poland China boar,
S15. Call WO. 1880
SOWS. 3, with "A pigs. nearly weaned,
Sl35 for all. viii sell separately. Bowie
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

MARYLAND PARK. 65I? c St-Fu-niShed
apt, : rooms, private bath. screwed
sreetcaEps PboIe isE' 4Ge$ Asa oIs and
ARLINGT0N-Bes semeHt leh. EcussF o.
ing apt. for >. h v. url.m pho Cruv.
transp 3Hl No Abir gdon s., CH. iii.
ARLINGTON. COZ: n. Wilson nrH--'--
tractlyelv turn. room and Fl cf7r-- 70.
m L. near tTansp. Falls Church - i-'--'...