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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04

John 4. Myers
Lloyd p. Maggie
Thomas B. Noil
Donald B. Nash
Harold Neil
John !. Michel
Glenn S. Nicholson
Francis J. Nix
Don L. Nixon
Carl G.. Noaek
Gilbert c. Nelf
Harold r. NorburY
Fronk II. Nowak
John P. O'Brien
Patrick O'Connor
Robert K. Oddly
Max oIeary. Ir.
Charles Ollinger
Alfred c. Olson. Ir.
Carroll w. Oman
George Onusevieh
Clemens L. opolka
Albert A. Osier
Williom H. Owen
Joseph c. Owens
Robert w. Owens
Donald L. Paine
Leonard F. Polk
John Palmer
John G. popeun
Charles w. Pardon
Florence E. Parks
Jack w. Paul
Joseph B. Paul
George w. Psnes
Fred X. .Peisksr
Ernest ]. Pelot
Jerome S. Psoviak
Wukely pepoen
Elmer r. Peppler
Russell r. PepplsE
Denuld Perugi
Milton Peters
George a. Peterson. j.,
Oakley PeY,on
Robert pidh
John r. pieige
Richard J. Phillips
Iehn !. piekGtek
Williom M. Pike
Arthur II. Pireer
lack c. Plating
Stanley T. peug
Joseph J. Poleneisw!eE
Wallace polmontsr
Charles E. PomnitI
George !. Perth. II.
Fay c, Pratt
Perry c. Premer lr.
Myren J. pri,ch
Hareld Prosssr
Leonard ]. Puehowski
Benjomin Pureeit
Charles E. QuinhY
Charles E. Cuintol
Ray w. Rodowiek
Bruce Kendall
james r. Rdnsbottom
Ira ]. Ropsotn. u.
Edmund w ndusch
Frank B, Reugor
%Wilbur T. Reese
Sigurd c. Rse,r
George H. Reid II.
S,sw1r, z. Reid
Arnold L. Reilly -
Norm1n 2. Heinks
Ioseph w. Renaud
John v. Rsnehdrd
Douglas NJ. Reno
Ralph RetIlaH
Harry :. ReverS
Ellis L. RhudY
lack a. Ribbls
Delore L. Rieard
Richard r. Ricketts,
james II. Riddle
Howard c. Aieek
Philip Rieger
Peter w. Riegler
Paul N. Rim
Thomas II. Robertson
H1ldon H. Robinson
Harvey r. Robinson
Jack Robinson
Gsorgs E. Rodsiek
John F. Rogers
X Woodward Aven
HYiRc0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04

Val W. TaYler
William raYler
Virgil H. Terry
Robert rheissn
John c. Thomas
Lloyd G, Thomas
Carolyn Thompson
Douglas B. rhompson. lr.
Jones r. Thompson
Bernwurd rhorseh
lack Threlkeld
Kenneth w. ThurstOn
Edward J. Upper
George A. Upper
Denald Todd
James R. TomPert
Francis NJ. Tompkins
Norman p. Townsend
Glsndon E. Tressier
Fred TricksY
Wells x. Tufiord
Edward Turken
Howard r. futile
James M, Uh'
Donald z. Ulbrieh
Iohn a. Un,enef. II.
Edwin c. Urbonsh
Charles S. Urquhurt
Josephine Vail
Charles a. Van BeYlsn
Kenneth Van Derworp
Antonio Vdndro
Irwin r. Van Corp
Gerard J. Van Loo
Donald w. Viol
Donald A. Wagner
Jacob 4. Wagner
Robert G.. Walden
Iames G. Walker
John c. Walker
William ]. Walker
Mark D. Welsh
Mor,in r. Walsh
Frank A. Walion
Chorles ]. Ward
Alfred S. Waters
Robert Waters
Frank c. Watkins
Joseph Watson. Ir.
Richard N. Watson
Frederick B. Volts. MD.
william a. Weber
John w. Weed
John J. Weiser
Willidm S. Weldon -
Marvin s. Wendell
Donald B. Wendsvsr -
Warren r. WenskaY
Warren X. West
Arthur B. Wholen. jr.
Melvin J. Whitman
Rober, L.(WhitneY
Russell z. Whitney
Robsr. II. Wiekwars
Cicero Wilkerson. Ir.
Kenneth w. Wiley
Frank Williams
Henry B. Williums
anthony Wilson. Ir.
Earl B. Wilson
Eugene L. Wilson
Joseph c. Wilson
Leslie II. Wilson
Marvin e. Wilson
Robert B. Wilson
Thomas c. Wilson
WILTON II. Wilson
Leslie p. Winkler
Raymond a. Winklsr
Edward p. Wisniswski
George Woisky
William Wood
Robert Wooden
Frank a. Woods
Carl r. Woelferd
Frank w. Woyeiehowier
Thomas II. Wright
Raymond A. WYborsd
Arthur L. Votes
Joseph 4. Votes
Joseph M. Zupalowski. Ir.
Leonard Zupolowslci
Joseph w. zehaluk
willard r. zieglsr
kKilied In action.
kDisd On duty.
TILT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-16
Aircraft
NabS Ace
Bowler

One Of the nations best bowlers,
Dawes Comins OF Kansas City,
Mo. champion, is now sixth man
for Aircraft in the Times Classic
and Greater Detroit Leagues. In
his three appearances, two with
hAircraft and once as a substitute
for Mineralites. he has maintained
better than 200 average. his
normal gait.
Comins came into notice at the
national individual match game
championships last month at Chi
cago. Previously he had attracted
the eye of Phil Bauman when the
Detroiter competed in Kansas City
and other events in which Comins
also was a contestant.
Finishing in the first five at
Chicago, he made known his in
tention of coming to Detroit and
Aircraft saw him first. He will
remain with the club during his
Detroit stay, which may be for the
season or the next few weeks.
CominS will roll with Aircraft
tonight in the Greater Detroit
League matches at Oily m p C
against Indian Village.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-16
Accused
In Theft Of
Gas Book

A 25-year-old Detroiter today
was accused of buying a stolen
gasoline B book and using seven
of its stamps illegally-the first
such case reported in the Detroit
area.
The youth, Michael Terban, who
along with Richard Frey, u, of
Van Dyke, accused of accepting
an A book as a gift, was held for
questioning by local OPA authori-
ties.
Both- were arrested by Center
Line state police as were three
other youths, charged with taking
the ration books from one of two
cars they stole.
Terban. who allegedly paid $40
for the b card and a stolen car
radio, denied using any of the ra-
ton stamps. police said. However,
Simon NJ. Schwartz of Van Dyke,
owner of both ration books, chal-
lenged his assertion.
Held by Detroit police on
charges of car theft were Frank
Regier. 10. of 1851 Philip avenue;
John Smith, 1S, a Warren Town
ship trailer camp dweller, and
William McKeon, Is, of Van
Dyke.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-16
Plan Temporary
Prosecutor Aide
Times star Correspondent

SAGINAW. Jan. 15.-Although
they do not approve of the pro-
cedure. members of two commit
tees today were TO recommend
that county supervisors create a
temporary assistant prosecutor
position until Prosecutor August j.
Neberle returns from the army.
members of the judiciary and
salary committees agree that II
Is poor plan and think Neb-
cries refusal to resign is a dog
In the mangcr' attitude" said
Edwin w. Koepke. judiciary
chairman who was preparing the
report.
1.-THE county should not be
penaliZed because of his actions
and third man Is needed I'm
the office. This seems 10 be the
only way of getting one II he
won't resign"
Neberle'S two assistants, Walter
Martin and r. Richard Kendrick,
suggested that the extra assistant
be paid by Neberle endorsing his
pay checks TO the new appointee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-16
Bowling Probes
Aircraft School
AfterComp|dints

Prosecutor William T. Bowling
today started an investigation of
complaints made by so former
students against the School of
United Aircraft Training. Inc, OF
1745 East Grand boulevard.
After a conference with school
officials, state and federal employ
ment agency officials and Postal
Inspector Ray LaForge, bowling
said that in his opinion existing
controls of vocational schools are
inadequate.
The complaints, received by the
Better Business Bureau and sub
mitted TO Bowling, charge that
students have taken a four-weeks'
course in aircraft metal fabrica-
ton but in many instances the
jobs the school promised and OBJ
tanned had no relation TO their
training.
I'm effect" Bowling said. "the
students paid $3.50 or more i'm
tuition ioF JUS tH'N Nuuiu nave
received just as well without
the training"
w. Russell Young, secretary
and general manager of the school,
told Bowling these instances were
small in number and that the
school had no way of keeping a
student on the job he has trained
for after once starting work IN
a war plant.
The school. Young said, has the
approval of the Civil Aeronautics
Authority and has been checked
by government examiners and
found to be operating successfully.
Asserting that numerous COM
plants against the school had
come to their office from workers
in various plants, leaders of Local
No. TAP, UAW-CIO. dispatched
about 10 members who picketed
the school TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-16
u Look Into Future
What Postwar World May Be Like Sketehed
Among Features in American Weekly

What VIII the world be like in
the postwar days-1o. 20. 30 years
from now7
Shall VIC have fcathcrwcight
homes. plastic cars that run 60
miles TO AthC gallon, transconti-
mental glider trains, personal flying
suits which permit us TO take off
and soar about like birds.
Fantastic though these sound,
they are predicted by scientists.
The American Weekly distrib-
uted with this coming Sundays
issue Of The Detroit Sunday Times.
has a two-paee feature on New
Wonders Of the World, % written by
,Robert d. Potter, science editor,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-16
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
Relief At Last
For Your Cough

Chronic bronchitis may develop II
your cough. chest cold, or acute bron-
chitis Is not treated end you cannot
afford 10 take chance with anymedi-
cine less potent than Creomulsion
which goes right 10 the seat Of the
trouble 70 help loosen and expel germ
laden phlegm and aid nature 10
soothe and heal raw, tender, infiamed
bronchial mucous membranes.
Creomulsion blends beechwood
creoSote by special process with other
time tested medicines for coughs.
It contains no narcotics.
No matter how many medicines
you have tried. tell your druggist 70
sen you a bottle Of Creomulsion with
the understanding YOU must like the
way II quickly allsys the cough. per-
uniting rest and sleep. or you are to
have your money back.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-16
Getting Rid Of laps
In AIeutians UrQed

WASHINGTON. Jan. IS QNS)
Senator Albert B. Chandler Cd
Of Kentucky today urged speedy
action by our armed services ito
clear the Aleutian Islands OF JapS
Chandler, who headed a Senate
military affairs subcommittee in
an inspection of Alaskan defenses
last fail, said that the Japs "ap-
.parently have increased their
garrison at Kiska," and that
swift elimination Of them would
have wholesome effect on morale
in the United States and Canada
patriotic"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-16
Concert Singer Found
Beaten in New York

NEW YORK. Jan. Is GNS).-
Apparently the victim of mug
gers" 23-year-old Beatrice Hud-
son. a concert singer, was in a
serious condition today after a
severe beating.
The young woman. a resident OF
a fashionable Park avenue hotel
for women, was found unconscious
last night on a Harlem roof. Police
said she had not been able to give
a coherent account of what had
happened 10 her.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-16
Detroit Filler Dies
In Mid-Air Crash

Death of Detroit pilot in a
mid-air collision only a few hours
after he had been commissioned a
second lieutenant and received his
wings at Spence Field, Ga, was
disclosed today.
The victim was John Mitchell.
Flying single-seater, Mitchell
persisted while occupants of the
second crashed ship parachuted TO
safety.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-16
Remember this title;
"Pabblc-EF BabhlC-O"

Remember this title.
"Babhle-EE Babble-O"
It's the second in a series Of
melodies headed for fame and for
tune in the opinion OF Americas
greatest and most popular band
leaders.
This particular song was choscn
from hundreds Of manuscripts by
Sammy Kaye, the Cleveland boy
who made good as musical master
Of swing and sway.
You'll find "Babble-EE Babble-
O"-words and music both---in The
American Weekly Sunday.
You'll find these features, as
well as a score of others Of inter-
est 10 every housewife in The
American Weekly with this Sun
days ISSUE Of The Detroit Sunday
Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-16
SATURDAY AFTERNOON

wJBK-Itslian-American.
4:i5 4. NJ.
WJR London report.
WJLB-Uncle Niok'S M Y
4!3O y. VI.
WJR-Rhythm matinee.
WWJ Americas music.
cKLW-R Rhythm ensemble.
WJBK-Czeeho-Slovak hr
$500 T.. NJ.
WJR-Cleveland orchestra
WWJ-Furlough frolic.
CKLW-News Ace.
Musical cocktail.
WJLB-News and music.
WJBk-H Hungarian Hour.
b;I5 y. NJ.
CKLW-nirf Club.
WJLB-Lest We Forget-D
$3.50 Y. NJ.
WWJ- Beverly Mahr-M.
CKLW- Russian choir.
WXYZ-Day IN review.
WJLB- Gems OF Melody-k
wJBK-Croatian Hourly.
b;lb y. NJ.
WV Commentary.
WxYZ-Country Ediior.D
MJLB News.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-16
Irish Rebel Leaders,
Aides Flee Belfast Jail

BELFAST. Northern Ireland.
Jan. Is GNSl Hugh MeAtecr.
chief Of staff Of the outlawed Irish
Republican army. and several
other leaders of the illegal organ
ization escaped today from a Bel
fast jail.
Police Immediately were sent to
guard the Fire border.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-16

800 Y. NJ
WIZ Country journal
WV Pan Amer. holiday
CKLW National news
WNYZ-Ninceut Lopez NJ.
WJLB-News and music
WJBk-Polish ladies hour
Iiib y. VI.
CkLW- KHAKI Scraphook.
1850 T.. ".
WIZ Science Adventures
WV J Out for Victory.
WNTZ-WsEh ton luncheon
WILB International music
IstS =. ".
WIZ David Cheskin-M
WWJ-Rsn kaufman
CELW Manchester choir
NANL-FAntssy m Nc'ndN
2;00 4. NJ.
WJR-Nev't.
WV Musical Matinee.
CkLW- BOYS Town -p
WHY Metropolitan opera
WJLR News and music
WJBk Russian prugrsm.
2:is 4. VI.
WtR of Men and Books,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-16
What S on the Air

This program has been
given The Detroit Times by
me stations herein listed.
~ the presentations as
scheduled are not on the
air. the fault lies with the
stations aud not The De-
troit inns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-16
Coffee Rations Sliced
In New Restaurants

WASHINGTON, Jan. * GNS) b.
The OPA today reduced the
allotment OF rationed coffee TO
new restaurants and eating estab-
liShments from one pound for each
so meals 10 one pound for each
100 meals-an estimated half-cup
a meal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-16

. 20 r. VI.
NJR--JOseph Grew.
CKLW George Duny ~.
WJLB-Foik songs,
2;4S y. NJ.
WWJ Dance orchestra
WJLB-H Hilltop Harmony.
$500 y. ".
WJR-Army-N Navy award,
WV Minstrel melodies.
CKLW- News Ace.
WJLB-News: intermeEzo.
MJBk-News Ace.
3;I5 4. NJ.
CkLW-To he announced,
NJBk-Popular melodies.
1;3O Y. NJ.
WIZ Hello from Hawaii.
WWJ Chas pant-M
CkLW-Sons 81 Saddle NJ.
WJLB- Milsdys matinee,
WJBK- Ernest Minchella.
3:45 4. VI
WV j. Religion IN news.
4 90 y. VI.
WJR-N Washington report,
WV Rhythm Matinee.
'CkiW Henry Jerome NJ.
WlLB-NeWs and music.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-16
Doctors Formula
Stirs Up Lazy
Liver Bile
Right WAY 10 Relieve Constipation
and Feel "Iip-TOp" In Morning.

n liver bile doesn't how freely steyy
day into your observation-disclosures
with its headaches aud that "hali-alive'
feeling often result. So stir up your liver
bile secretion and see how much better
you should feel Just Try Dr.. Edwards
,6HTe Tablets used 40 successfully for
years by DR.. r. N. Edwards FOR his pa.
dents with constipation and sluggish bile.
= Olive Tablets. being purely vegetable,
are wonderful They not only stimulate
BILE hov % help digest fatty foods but
sIzo help elimination. Get box TO-DAY.
fsL SO, co. Follow label directions
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-16
Oakland County
Clerk 10 File Suit
10 Retain Fees

PONTIAC, Jan. i - County
Clerk Lynn y. Allen viii file a
suit in circuit court 10 determine
whether be, and all the other
clerks in Michigan. arc entitled
TO retain the naturalization fees
which come into their offices,
The board Of auditors asked
that the Oakland County fees,
amounting 10 more than $1,000 a
year. be turned over 20 the county.
Instead. Allen put them IN escrow
last year and announced he would
file the suit as soon as his counsel
can prepare the case
Controversies in various cogn.
ties will be settled by The Oakland
County case. Allen is secretary
Of the Michigan County Clerks
Association.
State law fOrbidS change In
an elective officials salary dur
ing his term OF office. DIR. Leon
r. Cobb and DR.. Howard A.
SchunemAn are 10 he Informed
nv the county corporation coun-
sci and the board Of supervisors.
Cobb and Schuneman asked
that their $1,000 n wear. fixed by
the supervisors. he tripled and
that the pay OF their deputies.
now set AT $1,000 annually. he
doubled. The deputy coroner
posts cannot he filled because
doctors shun jobs at that pay.
the coroners notified the super
visors last week.
Pontiac Philharmonic Orchestra
will present a concert az Pontiac
High School auditorium Sunday
at $3.50 p. m Cesar Chanfone,
conductor. will present for the
first time a march he has dedi-
Gated 20 war workers. and for
which the Philharmonic members
are seeking a name. War workers
in 20 Pontiac plants have been
invited. Tickets may be obtained
at music stores and al Pontiac
Symphony Society office in the
State Theater Building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-16

HDVERTTsEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-16

Dewood coats their regular prices great values
. . . and at THESE SALE PRICES th6yrc values quite
sensational Here you'll find every approved fashion
for every occasion for every figure In every coat
you get the finer tailoring and qnaity that has made
"Dewoods favortes with thousands of Detroit women.
Plan 10 see these coats tomorrow!
KERNs BAsEMERI-coAIs AND SUITS
Evening star., 1943-11-10
ROOMS FURNISHED.
MARYLAND ond Viroinio.

1911. NO. VANCE ST. Arlngton-LArge
room. twin beds comfortably furnished; F.;
cony transp. rmpl. couple. Gil, :! %
NEAR PENTAGoN. Arlington hail. walk
my distance Fl. Myer: laree room adj
ablh refined adul- home, biz restaurant;
> bus lines. l5 min, 10c fare. downtown,
Constitution ave. Transportation. CH.
SILVER SPRING. Ss01 Colesvile I'd -
Newly furnished room, suitable for ! or .
young men, or couple. No smoking. SH
ARLlNGToN-single room in gentle home;
! blocE bus: ID minutes downtown,
Pentagon. Navy Annex: near shopplng snG
recreation center; S25 mo Oh. 1859
ARL;, 3l09 North 2rd st-Large room,
gentlemen GENTLE home Conv. transp
No other roomer. OK l O5.i
ALENANDRIA-Nice room for men or
business couple: near bus, Pentagon and
Airport. 80 La Verne ave. TIE. 3o5i
ARLINGTON, yA-Doubie for gentlemen
or employed couple: close to Pen!agon and
Arlington Hall; available now. 32l9 CO.
lumbla pike Gil l255
ARLlNGTON-Attractiye room for . girls
or couple, S35 per month 552 No. Ped
mont. GIL 3l31
ARLINGTON-Large front room next to
bath, tor = girls. walk All Hall: on bus
line Pentagon District; $40 Gil 5217
ARLINGTON - Large, attractive room
young woman. private bath. laundry and
breakfast privileges convenient buses
Ptn'ekon and downtown oxford O5.}.5
Evening star., 1943-11-10
APARTMENTS WANTED.

.. n1LIAsI5 Tss1oni0s od,In 12up, d..5.
ARMY Arm sS6 S6LosEEs L1%S} s'a1 WirE adult daughter
want 1-bedroom apt, furn or unfurn in
spaetmens spag house, NV. section. Dupont
PqroNT R Bath cIHGE 9s91sb.d es room
ss 0r am inst 70 mao noon MI Monds1 aoG9
HNFURN. Or 2 rm. pleasant apt, in mod.
sxyAt H sheaeaTe 6eses nods1n fur
ssfs, oaf e. sssPdsss. s'isA sE 100 aS
aSsF or ua5sE & 3 sy
FyRNIsHED or UNFTRNIsHED j ROOM
K NV, Permanent, war agency employee
Apt bldg pref. Call RE. 1900, Ext. 7640l.
FURNISHED APT. wanted by Wave, liv-
BGa1iII1s sfz i63} s'o5 oTrrcKK vIsh., furnished
apt with living. bedroom, dinette, kitchen- :hfe
cite, bath. utilities. Call RE. 1900. Ext.
CLEAN, WARM furn. apt, 1 or rooms,
kitchen and private bath. Convenient
,raRspSttsIiEp Z w SrSIfnS Box .' ils-J' star 12.
s@sts: @ best best references; i@mmsdiats M ocsg9 y
5eas ~ ~, aSSiu'e's aiGS heeeo"ois' van i|I
. ENLisTED WAVES wish turn. apt. bed
S' TY' liy Tm.. kit, bath; NV. section.
ARMY OFFICER and wife desire attrac.
raoaer modern turn nb,,s apt. prepared pay good
Pancy; pa, y, NV. location pref. DI. 4soo'
GIRL wants 2, 3 or rm. apt. in NV.
WOMAN, Young Govt employe, desires
nished' 1nfurn; or will buy your furniture
Box l0O-J. Star. 13'
ooR fHaben a5ete G5 ss oa my
adqlts seegStomed SK to their own ne home
FREE FRENCH OFFICER desperate to
hnd suite or small apartment with private
bath Call DE. 1886. Ext. PIG, betweeA
COUPLE wishes completely furn., attr.
apt an, IN apt. bldg. only! or small house,
no So eh,ldren. no pets; excel. refs. DI
QUIET, SETTLED COUPLE desires apt.
pVt. bath and entrance; no children. pets.
drinking or smoking will lease. Box
ARLINGTON OR BRooKLAND preferred;
bedroom. living. room, kitchen. furnished
c. P. o.. WIFE, Tyr .-od child would like
good furnished apt, . bedrooms. Kitchen
eette, private bath; Anacosita preferred.
TmREE CATHoLIC GIRLS. sisters, desire
| apartment. preferably NV; will consider
ne, Brookland section. Box 95-J. Star.
FURNISHED APARTMENT. prefer George
/ town area. two bedrooms. kitchen, bath:
clean. Box S2-J, Star IL.
WANTED FOR early occupancy, furnished
aBartment Of one or two bedrooms. living
room. bath and kitchenttte in nooern
apartment house in northwest section or
GEORGETOWN, near bus line: price I.nee,
Sl25 to $50 monthly for at least three
months, by TWO middle-aged gentle men
with highest references. holding Army and
Navy positions Write facts. Will phone for
DEFEND. EMPL. COUPLE. Dec 10, n W
"a rms. unfufn.; not fancy but clean.
Mt. Pl.. l4th to 10th st. area TR 743s
Evening star., 1943-11-10
ROOMS FURNISHED,
Southwest ond Southeoxf

$40 ST. S.E.-Single, next TO bath
h ": near Navy Yard and cars LUDLOW
$500 PA. AVE. S.E.-MaSter bedrm first
moor, front. twin beds, built! closets,
PVT bath; bus at door, $50 u mo AT
JOG 5. CAROLINA AVE. Sc, near Navy
4ard-Large comfortable rm in pirate
home. nicely turn, oil heat Ch v, tile
bath. unlimited phone Service man pre-
ieTred. $50 per mo. call after 4 y m.
TWO LARGE ROOMS. next 10 bath, 81 80
and 50: private new home, BEAUTIFULLY fur
nShed Near Navy Yard Spruce U2S5- w
LARGE DOUBLE, FIRST fcor. front room
adults OIL heat Ch W Available
Thursday evening DI gl75
t02 6 ST. E.-Furn!shed sleeping rooms
double, near Navy Yard. close to bus. no
children. FIR 1852
EXCEPTIONALLY LARGE ROOM. suitable
ior > girls or men. Call after } pm.
TR. :;439
nome. unllm. phone; convenient tranAp.;
sentlemen preferred Call AT O2Jg
ANACOSTlA-Beautyr bed ConV to
Navy Yard. suitable for =. For details
call AT. '!91S
li3 EAST CAPITOL ST Private entrance
on car line, new mattress for > or 5
IL 94n>
Evening star., 1943-11-10
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

1916 LAWRENCE ST. Me- rooms
equipped for Ink suitable for lady or
gentleman: next bath, conv. transp NO.
DUPONT. CIRCLE AREA rooms with
light cooking fac, next to semipvt. bath,
single studio BEDS; suit. only for 3 emp.
girls; everything furn. incl. daily maid
service; SO mo: each. DE. 1913
GOVT GIRL (25-35) to share studio apt
with another. Box ] 15-J. Star.
x95-Furn. duplex apt, rms, bath and
screened porch, nicely furn.; near 10th
and Michigan ave. ne: couple. Call Mr..
liz LONGFELLOW ST. NV rooms,
dinette, modern bath, cleo kitchen, for
responsible couple; references.
1924 18th ST NV! rooms front. pri-
vate entrance, semipriyate bath: block
from car line: Frigidaire.
Evening star., 1943-11-10
ROOMS WANTED.

REFINED GENTLE WOMAN desires fur
nlShed room with kitchen privileges, Conn.
ave. Nlcln. pref Box lO3-I, Star To-
LADY desires single room in private apt.
BY Nov 18th downtown: near 10Th and
BRITISH OFFICIAL requires comfortable
room. breakfast II poSs, conl. Dupont
Circle Box lHO-J, Star
WOMAN. Govt. empl. Episcopalian, wishes
single, iurn. or unfurn. room, In private
nome walking distance Corcoran Art
Gallery References BOX "a Star. H.
Evening star., 1943-11-10
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

l"I c ST. NE.-?nd fl from: ,sree
oflRht room Twin beds, semIpHt. bath
h ". $50 each per IHo
BROOKLAND. 1925 Newton t.? COM
munlcating front rooms, comfortable for 3
employed girls. Also large, comfortable
side room for ! DU $50
NEAR 18th AND RHODE ISLAND AVE Ne
CoAN, COM ifOEtable rm. Tor gentleman. Newly
tutn incl. ucEk Private home MI 1884
NEAR NORTH CAPITOL AND r. Large
front room twin beds KIT. prlyN: so \
week lN Tudi Ul ne no S343
FIRST-FLOOR FRONT double room, ad-
ioIninR oath. Also single room. DU.
tA37
COLORED Furnished front room twin
beds, heNt bath. ST each. working llrls
only. 1888 Bennett pl, ne. TR 5.5!!
Evening star., 1943-11-10
ROOMS UkFURklSHED

l0:l 9th ST. NE.-Larse sunny room on
ba throom floor for elderly lady. privileges;
reasonable LU 1913
COLOEkD-" rooms. quiet neigAborhood,
A1mlnute bus to shopping center, quiet and
sober people only: reasonable rates See
Mrs. Jones, Apt 4E. lI5 st. Sc TO-
CoLoRED-l pa st. s.e.--B unfurnlShed
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