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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Coon Hunting Good

The coon hunting season, which
closes Dec. Is, has been excellent
this year. Plenty of well-fed coons
have been abroad to reward
sportsmen and their trusty
hounds who venture out these
nights for the nocturnal chase.
Harold Oestrike of Flat Rock
and Harold Thompson of Yale got
20 in five nights, but failed TO
mention the spot" where Mr..
Ringtail was so abundant.
Gil Pulliam, who lost his dog
Lead" three days after the sea-
son opened, bagged six.
Although important for sport
and valuable for furs, raccoon is
delicious eating when prepared
right. Last year approximately
10000 of the animals were bagged
and game men believe that hunt
erS this season will have an OPP
portunity TO get as many or more.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

eieht-game test across rs alleys.
Total pins viii count however,
instead Of Petersen phoney
point system. Campbell plans
10 run seven squads of 81 men
each. the first at 9 a. m. and
the final At midnight
In addition to the $500 and
Chicago trip there also will be
other prizes, depending on the
entry. The winner will repre-
sent the Vogue. home OF the
1914 city tournament minor
events in Louis F. Petersen
annual classic Jan. 297Feb. 6 in
Chicago where he has a chance
10 haul down $4,000 first
place award.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
State DeadIine Nears

AROUND-N'-AROUND 49,.
Entries for the annual state
tournament At Palmer Recrea-
ton week ends, starting Jan. s.
are coming in rapidly accord
ing 10 Walter Pageau. secre-
tarv Deadline Is ncNt Sat-
urday Al midnight Entries
for the three-men team over
average tourney Al Chcne-
Trombly close Dec. s.
Frank Graham expects 90 pit
his Chrysler All-Stars against
Ekhardt g. Becker in q money
match next month The
Chrysler boys \uipped Stroh S
last season Ned Day ls
angling for a match with either
Johnny Small Adolph Carlson
or Buddy BQmar " Chicago.
Pla-Mor Lanes have won 81
straight games in the Chicago
South End Ladies Travelling
circuit Ia Brooklyn p
"boCce" bowler Is one who ends
UP on the wrong foot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Two Benefit Matches

Two benefit matches for the
GnodrehUws eaa>, .,>s.-. $50
arranged. The Detroit Times
All-Stars Classic Will stage its
annual affair'at Chene-Trombly
Recreation Dec. u. Joe Paulus
Chene-T rom ID y Recreation
Classic leader. and George Bry-
ants Ekhardt e. Becker. pace
maker in the Greater Detroit,
are the teams involved.
Packard Aircraft League VIII
pick five men from its 40 teams
TO oppose FIVE Times Classic
all-starS at the Palace Recrea-
ton Dec is Al 9:l5 a. m. Joe
Norris. Paulus. Gibson. Bujack,
Walter Reppenhagen and Csim-
MINIS Will roll for the Classic.
The reason SIX are listed prob
ably is because u is feared
Crimmins may forget 70 show
up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

A GOOD PLACE TO BOWL
the RIVERSIDE
3l23 &. Jefferson. at meDouaan CT. 4i72
ALTOONA REC. ssOs MICHIGAN AVE.
'SSOT mNo' % ALLEYS IA s54I
OPEN BOWLING TODAY FROM 90 A. ~
UNTIL p NJ WEEKDAYS UNTIL p. N.
ARCHMAY '0''' EAST n Itf !l,F AVE.
Modern Alleys, open Bowling Saturdays and Sun.
DAYS from a N. Until 80 A. NJ. Bar Adjoining.
Art CENTRE s 20 aII.r. ~ :. "H i'o5tl
Open Bowlns ALL DAY Saturdays and Sundays.
free PARKING. ESoeient Transportation Facilities.
BEACON REC, ". ytssoR At %AIg En-.
Open Bowling TODAY from 10 A. N. tin Closing.
opsninss for MORNING and Afternoon Leagues.
BOWL ODR0ME I % . DaSTfs g.. no so;. $500
OPEN BOWLING AT ALL .TlMtsl
few LEAGUE R1ervations Left Cocktail Lounge.
BRIGATMGOR s. 1Ss'I sF Fs.T1Ll a. ave ss,s
70 Fully Equipped Brunswick strsamlinsd Alleys.
Open Bowling ALI DAY Saturdays 'snd Sundays.
CASINO REC. 1 7, at TT9GSsyAT GO. A 1,ss
Open Bowling at All Times!
iceErfgpIM 1880 GsAmor AVE.
VI" LHHiHl Near R.mils Rossviiis 5000
Open Bo~linp TODAY 3 A. N. Untii 80 A. NJ
Visit Our Beautiful Cocktail Lounge. IS Lanes.
CHENe- TROMBlY S's 3 o stts
Air. Conditioned for Your Comfort. Open Alley,
TODAY al All Times Bowl! Dine Dance!
CREST LANES 'vL5t s,.,. at s so' 1 s,s1S
Boosters PMadisel Visit Our STAGE Bar and
Cocktail Lounge NEVER A DULL MOMENT :
nEupY uS2s WHITTIER. at KELLY Ro.
pIhDl " ALLEYS. AR. 644s
Opsn eoslino TODAY from $50 A. n. Ua;i
ciosine. Home Of the Famous Bsskst.o'- chiessn.
DETROIT RECREATION s 5St1yt' "a. $50 aI
oPts BOWLING AT AL TIMES FEW
LEAGUE RESERVATIONS AVAILABLE.
GLpnEN prc ago WOODWARD. 1G. 2.ssSo
VNDULN hLV' CENTRALLY LOCATED
UNTIL CLOSING. WEEKDAYS UNTIL ?. ~.
GRAND CENTRAL '''' ~ ,tF s',,l eAeS
Plss,urs to Bo~i at ouistsd Alleys IN Detroit
Good Transportation Facilities. Bus-Strsst Car
GREAT LAKES at woo % sSl''" Ma $3.50
All 50 ALLEYS hvaiisbI, for opsn Bo~iiua sa,.
/ Nal | .n0DnS SIS "; GRAND sLVo. at
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
Minutes tcom Downtown. Ample Phrkius.
IupppILI DIR GENERAL MOTORS bloe.
lWl IIllHL HLV' CENTRALLY LOCATED.
10 MODERN ALLEYS
open Every DAY untl Nldniuht Ma. 1905
j. J, MILLETT'S "7 rEvm 5Is!I, AVE.
You Are Always Welcome Here
lInWp'e pr 20 BOWLING ALLEYS
luWI , nCI' 10 BILLIARD TABLES
Cocktail lounas aUuy s3t2
1925 Eaf, IsHsren Al EAsTLAwg
4 lleEY, STRIKE syl GRAND Rlyts AT
/ oPEN BOWLING TO-DAY p ~ UNTIL
/ a. ~. % BRUNSWICK LANES. BAR
MT, ELLIOTT Rec '7s2o Mt ELLIOTT
opsn kns,t TODAY from A. NJ Until ? 20
~ Wat Our Cocktail Lounes. GStellsni food
M YupIn pr NATIONAL AT GO. Rlvte
VI ImI ~ nIu' free Pshird. Tt. 2.ssss
" Alsyt Me- and Modern. Rathtsslisf. Opsa
eoNbos AL DAY Saturday, ara sunday.
puIrC MY 4sl5 " VERNON aVt
7 AlhbC-Uth 10 ALLEYS. "A $500
oPIs BOWLING ON SATURDAYS AND
SUNDAYS. noon UNTIL CLOSING.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
With Don GilIies
IN THE OPEN With Don
HUNTERS BELIEVE DEER
HERDS ON DECLINE

by American troops. II includes
spectacular wildlife pictures with
close-ups of the Alaskan browh
bear, the rare sea otter blue and
White glaciers, salmon fishing, the
greatest sea fowl colonies, islands
and villages in this theater OF war.
East made the picture in 194l
aboard a patrol ship of the United
States Fish and Wildlife Service
in unfrequented spots in this vast
area.
Nominations for a slate of Off
GERS and directors for 1914 will
be made at this meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Six Going to Chicago

Six Detroiters will he in the
field OF l44 keglers in the an
nual all-star tournament open
ing at the Auditorium Service
mems Center in Chicago next
Saturday The event will run
daily through Dec. II when the
successor TO Connie Schwoegler.
national match game champion
from Madison, Wis, will be de-
cided.
The six Detroiters are John
CrimminS, Fred Bujack, Their
man Gibson. Phil Bauman,
Wayne Spaulding and Henry
Stawecki. The latter won the
right TO compete by finishing
first in the Denver city elimina-
tons where he was stationed in
the army until recentlY.--
With the exception of Grim
minis all the Detroit bowlers
will have 10 roll in the elimina-
tons of the Chicago all-star.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

made quite a
r pu tation.
He came here
last January
a n d w a s
manager at
Hill W 90
r eCr cation
in Bloomfield
Hills Un TIL
recently
When DcS-
s o n ! g ( I
Scranton he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Bunyanites Meet

Walter Hasting, wildlife pho
tographer of the conservation
department. will show his latest
color movies at the Paul Bunyan
Luncheon Clubs meeting next
Wednesday at harmonic Hall 2 sl57
East Grand River, at u noon.
Ed Kelly, president of the club,
said this will be their first meet
ing since the deer Season ononed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
PUPPY MATCH NEXT

The Fox Terrier Club Of Detroit
will hold their winter puppy
match at Webster Hall Hotel next
Sunday, Oscar +. Scheffler. presi-
dent, announced. Mac Silver OF
Wildoaks' fame has been named
aS nudge Plzes viii be offered
IN all classes with a trophy for
best az show.
Charlie Buttons. Wei known
Detroit breeder. viii Judge this
chiidrens handling class. open "a
all boys and girls up 70 is years
Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Carruthers
III HetherinCton Kennels. Glen.
dale o. viii give away a wire
haired fox terrier during the show
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Spariing
No Pins
Vogue Sweeper
Due TO 60 Over
in Big Style
By HAROLD KAHL

A $500 first prize and a trip
70 Chicago with all expenses
paid
With this enticing offer all OF
the leading bowlers IN the city
viii compete IN Jack Camphells
first annual Petersen Classic
elimination sweepstakes 10 bc
hnla - the Nnrnn Recreation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

PALACE REC. ss2s sRsT'oI AVENUE
"a Alley, without Post, opsT Bovine 10 A N
to AN. Billiards. Restaurant Cocktail Lounge
PALM BEACH r, ,ss7S MEYERS; Near r..
Enjoy Open Bowling Here Saturdays sunday re,
Instructions BY Al Desson weekdays. 2 to p. A.
PAL MER PARK McsIceols RD.. Between
NJ "@n MIN woodward a John r, TO s-223.
Open Bowling All Day Today
PARK ANN 1920 WEST WARREN, nsar
n'INLn"p S0UTHFlELO c. 1920
IS Beautiful lanes Ds,roits Prsttisst cocs,ai
Bar ADJOINING. Meals Served open. Alleys Daily
PILLAR REC. ''ia :, p SaEcH1y "a, AZ. ave.
open Bowling ALL DAY Saturdays and Sunday,
From 10 A. N. On. weekdays Until p. N
pI hYnlIlM 1917 JOS. cAmRAU MA. is4s
' ~ o'VW 20 NEW ALLEYS
OPEN DAILY UNTIL "A. N. MidniSht and
Afternoon League RESERVATIONS stin AVallsbls.
RAINBOW REC. '' .sps sssr'Or AVE- e.. at
OPEN BOWLING ALL DAY ,TopAY UNTIL
p. ~ AND AFTER . p. ~
RAMONA REC; = ,3' 30, 5 sS5v m'r,c &C s
open Bovine ALL DAY Saturdays ana SUNDAY,
" = WIN C'oiinp. Week saJ'g p az : q ;,
RfDF0Rn PEI 22lsO GRAND RIVER AVE
o. 80 NV 10 ALLEYS RE Dsss
70 = :. rusclo,iaQ. wosk-dan TIN : p. "
RITTER REC. '''a' iAs5 'c r.
Open Bowling All Day Today
RIVIERA REC. 1897 o GRAND alvls ave.
OPEN BOWLING TODAY FROM ~. 80 a. N.
UNTIL P. ". AND AFTER 10 p. NJ.
R0UGe REC. 1919 q ,' eoot'oeE: WEST
When Down River stop Here. Omen BouIlno on
Sa'urosS and Sundays A. N. Tin cIosins.
R0Yhl $500 mANIsrIoUE. Mr.. E. warren
oPGN BOWLING TO-DAY fRom 10 A N. TILL
CLOSING. weekdays ? p. N. to 7.P. ".
SPRlNGWELLS ''Is 10 s sI,.., ;.. AVE.
open Bowling All DAY Saturdays and sunday,
A, N. TIN CLOSING weekdays TIN !. Arsr II.
STATE FAIR 1900 Woodward TO. s.4sda
SHowPlAcE or THE WORLD. ~ ALLEYS
For opsn Bowling Saturday, and Sundays,
TFRRY'S 1857 o6oUlEORg, NEAR
'N"n' NEVADA TW. 2-9s43
0psn Bo~ilna AL DAY Saturdays and sundays.
weekdays TN s. After ~: Thurs Fri. After ..
VARSITY, 1897 tIytRsoIs. Mr.. msslchO,
'H"V''L ~ Alloys UN. i.5s70
open Bo~lins AL DAY sat, sun. from 10 A. NJ.
Unil Closing. Wssk-dan Until p. NJ. After ~.
VInInpY 77u 18TH. al DELAWARE
'IV'Vnl y ALLEYS. rR 2-sS07
OPEN BOWLING Alt DAY TODAY FROM
10 A. ~ UHEtL CLOSING.
VnclIl DIR cADlEUS AT EVANSTON
IOVuL nIV' " LANES NJ. sl2o
Entertainment Nightly
WASHINGTON BOWL So sc sIss;; StsI o.
Open Bosiua TODAY from 10 A. N. Until $50
A. n. l6 Bruntwiok Centennial Lanes. ca. $500
WAYNE'S SCHOOL s Sc ,,, at 60. Ei,s,
Private Lessons Afternoons, WAYNE SPAuLolNG.
Instructor opsu Bowling Va Noon Tan ~ 80 p N.
WEST DFTP1lI sl24 MICHIGAN. sssr
WIOl ULlNUll WYOMING CO 0322
oPGH BOWLING ALL DAY TODAY FROM
"a noon UNTIL CLOSING
WURN'S SINCE 1888 ZOO w. eF ss1,
Op,n ALLEY, SATURDAYS SUNDAYS Beautiful
Cocktail Louno,. 0raao Music. tstsilsrt Food.
CONSULT THIS
DIRECTORY DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

ne lN III NIlt
Dec Is fhe
event viii be
limited 10 the
first 224 spill
ers 20 enter
with an aver
age Of 100 or
better
Like the
2 [ q T sc IT
Classic I h @
6 q
SWpgDcr also
viii be an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

was carrying a 2l7 average IN
the Country Major League, 2l6
in the Lackawana Italian and
2O5 in the Scranton Times, con-
sidered the best in that city.
He has rolled four 800 games,
all in practice, and he almost
tainted after the first one. His
work prevents him from Joining
an all-star club here at present.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Desson New Manager

Al DesSon, new manager and
instructor at Joe Angileri's
Palm Beach Recreation, halls
from Scranton. Pa. whore he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
BEAGLE FIELD TRIAL

The Detroit Beagle Club will
hold a sanctioned field trial next
Sunday AT their field trial grounds
two miles west of l.. s. % be-
tween Church and Territorial
road near Ann Arbor. Miller j.
Moore Of Detroit, field trial chair
man. announces.
The purpose Of the trial is 10
raise funds for Dogs for De
Tense, government sponsored or
ganization for the procurement OF
dogs for the armed forces. Al
clubs IN Michigan are co-operat-
ing with the Detroit Beagle Club
bearing ali expenses Of the affair
They hope 70 raise 81 600 for Dogs
for Defense.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
About Dogs
.ArmedForcesNeed
Cocker Spaniels
Detroi+ers May Enlist
Dogs with Sweeney
BY DON GILES

John Sweeney Jr., regional d.
rector for Dogs for Defense, an
nounced Saturday that 25 cocker
spaniels were needed Immediately
for the armed forces,
Cocker spaniel owners are asked
TO call Sweeneys office in the
PenobScot Building. .RAndolph
1860, for full information.
Although this is the first call
for cocker .spaniels. Sweeney has
49, 4 -......,sy:isti 49, 80 = 80
Airedales, Malemutes, BelgianS,
German and ,Belgian$ shepherds,
BOXERS. mastiffs and bull mastiffs,
Chesapeake Bay retrieverS. Dali
matianS. DobeTmans. HuSkieS,
Schnauzers, Irish water spaniels
and CollleS.
Any owner Of the above breeds
DESTROYS of enlisting their dogs
in the armed forces should also
call Sweeney.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
POOREST SEASON

Mehrer said this was the poorest
kill since the club was organized
10 years ago They always hunt
IN the Huron National Forest
northeast of RoScommon.
Mchrer. who won the Paul Bun
yam crown awarded each year
for the largest buck bagged, said
1t was the smallest deer TO win
since the club was organized. His
buck, an eight-pointer, weighed
only 135 pounds, while Jack
.Schmieg, Rupert PearSall and
Pierre Mettetal, other successful
hunters, bagged Spikehorns weigh
ing under 100 pounds.
Some hunters attribute the fall
of Michlgan'S deer population to
the camp doc season two years
ago. while others claim a better
managed deer herd on the part
of the conservation department
would produce better results.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
CAN DO NOTHING

The conservation department
points out its hands are tied in
that the commission can do moth
ing due 10 a stubborn Legislature
who holds the power in setting
season dates and bag limits.
I'VE have tried unsuccessfully
for the last six years To obtain
discretionary power for the con-
servation commission" Walter
Kelly of Detroit, president of
the Michigan United Conserva-
ton Clubs, said.
I've are one of few states i'm
the country with an antiquated
system for the control of our
wildlife, and the results are now
beginning TO backfire," Kelly
CatH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
MACKENZIE HIGH OPEN

Among Detroit clubs already
enrolling students for the six
weeks course is the Military Inn
Gun Club under the direction of
Andy Palmer, president, and Flor
ence Spears, secretary.
Two-hour training sessions will
be held every Tuesday evening at
z p. m. at Mackenzie High School.
Instructors are William Winkler
William Sutterheld, Harold NJ.
Spear and Claude Tramp. Those
desiring TO enroll are advised 20
60 direct 10 Mackenzie High any
Tuesday evening or call Palmer
at Dearborn $685. or Winkler at
Glendale 0S02.
Other schools where rifle train
ing is available and where stu
dents are advised 10 90 direct on
the nights listed are:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
Is Gun Clubs
Open Rifle
Schools Here

Citizens Of Michigan anticipat-
inc military or armed militia
service are 20 be given an oppor-
tunity 20 receive rife markSman-
ship training under a state wide
program sponsored by tho Ma
tonal Rife Association and the
war department.
Cooperating in the movement
are more than 100 Michigan rifle
clubs, An graduates OF these
schools VIII be automatically en-
tered in the William Randolph
Hearst Citizens Rife Marksman-
ship Competition, conducted an
nually by The Detroit Times.
They will be eligible 10 fire in
the various novice divisions open
TO men women. boys and girls
and compete for hundreds oi
prizes, trophies and emblemS the
entry fee for which is compliment
tary
All schools are being furnished
with a generous supply of p cali
bre long rifle ammunition anC
regular target rifles by the wal
department.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

R0IIcE-li Haltinsr Ave. Free Parking Il
nooob Open IL 80 Mat Cartoon Party,
Bob Hope In Thanks for the MEMORIES"
rus song of Texas" with Roy Rogers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28
SCVCIT--Gra,lot-Harper FL. s1s, =

open 100. PARK Free
Bob Hope in They Got Me Covered % Plus
I'm Which We serve" with Noel Coward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-28

WYAND0TTE-MAJESTIC- "' cseo az
Park Free r. Lane. Harvest Melody"
Plus "siient Barrier" Richard Arlen. :,
V0JIp-Forest nj VT. Elliott Pr. 1880
lUOh Open us. Pierre Aumont, eus
Peters "A ssiKnnent In BrittanyH Plus
'sWreekinE Grew" Richard Arler!
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-01-01
building materials.

building materials.
Mr.. Burhans offers these practi-
cal ways in which the individual
home owner can stretch his own
fuel supply as we'll as aid in the
conservation of fuel and transpOr-
tation facilities so vital to the war
effort:
The pledge:
"As a patriotic home owner
pledge to order my fuel early, to
anticipate my needs and thus
equalize and conserve transporta-
ton and delivery facilities to pre-
vent tie-ups and shortages in mid
winter.
ITO have my heating system in
spected by competent heating
engineer or contractor.
Ito see that my heating plant is
clean and kept clean.
ITO keep the doors of unheated
bedrooms closed to prevent chill
ing other rooms.
'To keep room temperatures at
65-6S degrees and avoid overhead
ing.
"To conserve heat and fuel at
all times.
'To install those heat-saving de-
vices that will materially reduce
fuel consumption such as insulation
in roof or attic, storm windows and
misunderstanding"
Mr. Burhans reported that a
record breaking number of homes
all over the country are being in
sulated today with rock wool in
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-01-01
WANT TO SAVE FUEL?
INSULATE YOUR HOME

Hagerstown home owners, wheth-
er faced with the problem of ra-
toned fuel oil, or enjoying the
good fortune of having heating
plants that use non-ratiOned fuels,
should all adopt a simple Fuel
Users Pledge" as a patriotic duty,
according to w. F. Burhans, man
ager of Better Homes, Inc. local
headquarters for Johns-MansVirle
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-01-01

The whole5umeness and flavor
Of vegetables depend largely upon
the care they receive. AS soon as
they are brought home from the
market, they should be placed
where they keep best.
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-01-01
ON THE HOME FRONT

Continued from Page One)
quate.
Fats will be scarcer, partly be-
cause we have been living partly
on stockpiles accumulated before
the full force of the war made it's
demands felt.
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-01-01
READ THE GLOBE ADS
HELP W AN 7 E D

Several local firms are in urgent
need Of typists, stenographers
and office machine operators.
They will finance training of re-
liable applicants and give them
employment at excellent salary.
No payments will be due until ap-
plicant is working. Interested
persons should get in touch with
our office Immediately. Age is no
bar. Excellent opportunity for
married women. Training starts
Jan. q in day and night classes.
Write or phone 267o for informa-
ton.
HAGERSTOWN
BUSINESS COLLEGE
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-01-01

For quick and easy barbecue
sauce, season catsup with brown
sugar, vinegar, grated onion and
Worcestershire sauce and simmer
for a few minutes until flavors
are blended.
The Hagerstown globe., 1943-01-01

sulation and more and more thous-
ands of people are needing the urg-
ent warnings of pending shortages
of all fuels.
One of the best New Years reso-
lutions to make this year-and one
to really keep-is that of having
your home insulated. Rock wool
tests show, is a positive conserva-
tor of expensive, hard-to-get fuel,
and it likewise insures an increas-
ed measure of comfort during all
seasons Of the year.
Evening star., 1943-08-04

WE HAVE NUMEROUS REQUESTS FOR
furnished and unfurnished houses in the
northwest section OF the city and near
tenant II you will list your house with US.
RANDALL H. HAaNER CO. Inc,
1921 Conn. Ave. DE. 5000.
Evening star., 1943-08-04
HOUSES FURNISHED.

cony; to transp. and shopping. plain, but
space: Sloo. Call CHI. 2654 bet. 70 pm
susLEAsE MOS, GRIN HOUSE AND
Guided. sIa0. EN-. 6a4s or ' cH. aGi sa75. III
CHEVY CHASE-AVAILABLE TO COUPLE
until Sept. !, with resident housekeeper.
For details and appointment, call GIL. 1263
SILVER SPRING.. S114 HARTFORD
pletely furn.: large lot; cony. to transp and
stores: May be see by appointment. VIM,
F. CARLIN. sl15 Ga. ave.
3-BEDROOM, ATTRACTIVE HOUSE, SPA
rlous rooms: plenty OF room for garden and
chickens Would like people of RESPONSE
bus or train. S125 mo. WA. 1855
GROOM HOUSE, FURNISHED WITH AN
yard, fruit trees. Aurora Hills section, near
Pentagon; rents, $50. Occupant wishes
nished house or apartment in Georgetown
e s7ss. A'''0f"'" ST. NV location ord.ay b:
NEAR 49th AND MASS. AVE. N.w-FUR-
THos. Il / PHiILfPs' 55is Conn Conn. SiSe. ave.
BRIEF sUBRENTAI. LARGE oooL FUR
easa ea.nsdFs to Ss1dr:n rs5e0Hs %o sSsa
home in Chew Chase, Md, situated bet
the Chevy Chase and Columbia Clubs, 3
doors from Conn ave. bus; Spanish style,
white stucco blue awnings lovely plant
ing. patio. and garden, lower floor, liv
room, bedrooms, bath, private sitting
screened front porch: Ind floor. large
bedroom and bath, sun porch; large closets
beautifully furnished; 2-car garage; for re
sponsible adults only; can be had for 3
months or more: rent $3.50 per month
can be seen by appointment. Phone WI
1862.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-6-RM
brick house. available to couple through
Labor Day; owner to occupy i room: Sl35
EN-. 6552.
S30O-REsTRICTED COMMUNITY, OVER
looking Rock Creek Park; gas heat, 3 bed
rooms baths clubroom, cardroom, ma i'd &
and completely furnished
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Evening star., 1943-08-04
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Attractive Buy Under 500 nm

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This lovely 7-room brick home. close 10
Columbia Club. junior, senior high and
parochial schools, Just years old First
floor features large living room with fire-
place; large dining room with corner built
IN cabinets. extra large an-electric de luxe
Kitchen with all-steel cabinets. breakfast
nook, screened porch of living room Sec
ond floor; large bedrooms and 2 COM
plete baths: the attic is finished, 2-car
garage. beautiful wooded lot: reasonable
terms: Shown by appointment only.
l.. G. WHITE, REAL ESTATE
ESTABLISHED 1910.
7715 Wis. Ave. WI. 1900 Ewes, WI 4a43
Evening star., 1943-08-04

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NEAR NATIONAL AIRPORT
An attractive brick and stone Colonial
home. six lovely rooms, elaborate kitchen
and recreation room, . real fireplaces.
automatic heat, nice yard. Just few
minutes drive to airport, This Is
real buy. Call
1918 K 6t NV. BEfrZML d II co.
Evening star., 1943-08-04
...5ST OFF 10th.

DETACHED BRICK-sl5.25o.
An exceptional buy in a modern, de-
tached brick home in 18th St Heights.
center-hall type. consisting Of r. and .
o: a real bedrooms, full attic. recreation
room IN basement built-in garage; oil
at once for further particulars
METZLER-Realtor.
LII. $500; 1l06 VT Ave
Evening star., 1943-08-04
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

Conveniently located TO Chevy Chase
circle, parochial schools and TRANSPORTS
tion. Charming Groom brick 4 large
bedrooms. 2 baths, also finished attic, in a
quiet location, adjoining small estate prop
erty. owner has priced it for a Quick
sale: You should see 1t today. Call EN-,
2sO until 8 D m. F. A. TWEED CO. 1904