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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Oils SIashed TO 3

Today. as result Of numer-
Gus ordnance department eX-
perlmentS, the army ground
forces use only one type of
gasoline for gaSoline-powered
engines and one type of fue
for Diesel engines.
Ten varieties OF engine oi
have been slaShed to three. Oh
Sicily. only two kinds had 10 b
provided one for water-coole
and another for air-cooled 81
gineS.
Special research has also bee,
devoted 10 rust prevention OF
weapons and ammunition.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
M. S. Rukeyser
M. S. RukeYser
Politicians Confuse
Initiation Problem

As time for the Of Congress approacC there
is increasing talk of controlling initiation
The problem battling when expressed IN theoretical
ClmS. but the difficulty lies the political sphere
blunt that generally denounced
phenomenon namely, ntlation does temporarily al least
political ends.
BY conCealng the realities through tho Compca-
Of the count initiation cnabc pubic men lo run IN
opposite directions the tune
example makes feasible for them 90 divert 80
goods and produced government
while making less progress IN
keeping workers. thus part OF the fruits OF their labor
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Wyandotte Chemicals
Buys Detroit Firm

Wyandotte Chemical Corp. has
purchased the business and assets
of Detroit Soda Products Co. Mel
Thompson formerly Of Detroit
Soda Products Co. becomes De-
troit manager Of Michigan Alkali
Division city sales office AT 1919
Dime Building. With Hal Priest.
manager of ! =. Ford Division.
city sales Office Thompson will
head the local sales and service
lnIl..
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Attempt Made TO Marrow Infa+ionary Gap

An attenp' The lnIIaiOnaTY
4t- through fefd ti4+gt
borrowing through the of bonds and
other Both Of these methods rotated for the borrowing
process little than deferred
There resistance llc o individuals,
personal problems meet I!rt1o WHch
lnflatIonaTy
II eliminated and men were as logical adding
machines. this roundabout process could be- avoided.
Instead of out excess funds and then seeking 10
r7coup them would be- temporary
nc d IaAuen r.flccted
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
July Air Express
Up Sharply in Detroit

Air express shipments handled
IN and out OF Detroit IN July were
up ~ per cent over July q year
ago r H. Noeef. superintendent
of Railway Express Agency. re-
ported today There were 1881
shipments handled for the COM
mercial airlncS during the month.
compared with l02T2 shipments
ln July. l942 Gross revenue OF
TITS AIT FNpTeSS CafEO Was up S0.1
Dor conf -nAer- July AnAI-agl 49,
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
VINO 10 Move
Surplus Labor TO
Arms Centers

WASHINGTON, Aug. 27 GNS)
War Manpowcr Commission Of
GcialS today declared that work
erS must be- induced 10 transfer
from surplus labor to shortage
labor areas 10 keep war indus
tries going
From May ! 10 Nov. addi-
tionai industrial and military
manpower requirements in the 50
critically short labor Communi-
ties IN the country have been
estimated at 100000 persons.
Dr. William lIabet an assistant
executive director of The VINO,
said.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Muskegon Piston Ring
Declares Dividend

Nuskcgon Piston Ring Go. has
declared q dividend OF - cents ON
the common. payable sept 30 TO
holders OF record sept l0. The
previous payments thus YEAR were
30 cent, q June and - cents IN
March
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Aetna Life Opens
New General Agency

Aetna Life Insurance Company
announces the opening of a new
general agency IN .Dctrot under
the direction Of IL. j NcLaurIn.
FT{or ~ his rccchA appointment
NCLamln haas been Aa~~I,taut
agency Vau8Eer OF tho +-49i4t-4
LII. s A--..4-..r..-... s-.-....-i
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Bulk of Output Gould Again Be Used by CiviIiar

Then with the OF peace individual Incomes could reflect
The fact of government been REDUCED
the bulk Of individual production could be used civilian
channels
Bu' such realism would ndcscore hgn universal
Nfc} fIcc caused by total warfare.
would obNate the which results from high money
initiation though the abstract ,.>ef.
opate. delaying economic backSd
warfare.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
50 Cts. on Common
By Bower Roller

Bower Roller Bearing Co. has
declared q dividend OF 80 cents on
the common, payable Sept. 20 10
holders Of record Sept l0 a like
amount was paid June II and
March 20
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Ni>NIpEG GRAIN

Wt%%tpFG Aug p tINsl wheat
closed &C 10 a. lower today oats and
uar'ey unchanged. fye tc go lt.c up
Wheat October. xI-0Ss al uq De
eemprr Sl671s bid Nav. >l0s
OATS October DeCswbsf 81 iar rId
BARIFY October December 80 e nd
RYE October sos.c, December, - n
90 3, q Nav. 80 \ c.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
KeIsey-Hayes Wheel
Pays on Z Issues

EelSey-Haycs Wheel CO has de-
clared dividends Of 80 cents on
tho Class a and Class + stocks.
both PAYABLE oct ] 10 holders oi
record sept. H. SaUc amounts
We're paid In July
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
1oLEnn CA>H GRAIN

gram ou track
WHEAT No. red. 81 '.u1 y
COkN No. 2 yellow, 81 0ea o.. 30. ,
yellow 81. % q .ua.
OATS 30 white. 7sl4 a77i4r. 80.
3 ~ni'e "a ~ 20 u.s.
SOY BEANs-Np yellow. s. 7ot- p
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Work 90 Pet. Of Time for Benefit Of Government

The initiation lies workers nowadays effect
per OF tho benefit of the government
40 OF The produce goods and services
for he direct OF themselves ana their dependents NcNcrhr-
they of receipts IN tie form o wages
Accordingly workers receipts claims equivalent
f of their whereas but 40 cent oi t,
the heap available Tor CIVILIAN u>"
"rnfiaiiouuty OF ~ieh the 'ro N
namely OF funds the hands oi civilians over
he Il CIVILIAN
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28

CHICAGO. Aur. y UNSI -Casn gam
close
WHEAT 80 3 red tough. 81 7ei4.
CORN None
OATS Ne. ] mixed. CSC: 30. white.
70 No white 7pc. No. Vh.te
7ft. 7sa.c: 40. white heavy &c
mixed grain T6c
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Public Understands Psychology Behind initiation

There always hope lhe par individuals that
they VIII be able 10 beat the general trend somewhat by acting
extraordinary
E'on if they disappointed tho Of initiation are
deferred and time S given for facing the
II 10 that II the public understands the psychology
behind initiation
dclctcrloS
purchasing power money savings.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28

liiA ilih ~ 0'il dAl AIlf Aillith
States
The second Indictment charged
GouLleY with paving -hrlheA 2lu
influence the decision and action"
o' Cayouette In ms official Ga
pacity aS a commissioned officer" p"
assigned to the ordnance Office
Under The indictments. the
Atft-f tern manufacturing 60. of
Texas was described as a corpora
ton engaged IN the manufacture
of ammunition and ordnance un-
der contracts with the gO&cru-
Uent.
The Indictments charge that the
company and Gourley paid Cayou-
cite various sums Of money in an
attempt 10 get him 10 recommend
that a Sl75.000 contract the firm
A-.d-Apiit4 : iie-se3 -se3tefhfaeHt-t,---
creased 10 S275 900.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Detroit Stocks
I >II>itp

Dividends in the foregoing table are the
amounts drclafed ar paid so FAR this year.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
CHARGE FRAUD PLOT

First Of tho two indictments
eut5'rt ny tt1c grand jury charged
Cayouettc and Gourley with "un-
lawfully, Wllliully and knowingly
conSplring 10 defraud the United
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
EARNINGS

NIRGINtA-C CAROLINA CHEMICAL
Fiscai year ended June 80
Set profif S91A $40 81 $50 20.
~ pfd share earn 81 a4 50 ~
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-28
Years Interest on the National Debt

Annual interest oa the Debt Of the u Government oe oosss
-"-CempVted OF Juos 20 Of Each Yes, -.,r 200 1
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17
X MA the Color, X

~ RECENTLY INDICTED into
the L : Navy, and stationed al
the training station at Great
Lakes. H., is GuStaf p Martens,
10. son of MIR and Mrs A A.
Martens, 4f85 RoSso road
PVT JACK LIMERICK, hus-
band Of Mrs J W limerick. l76
Clinton street, has just complct
cd his basic training al Fort
Knox, Ky, according to an army
release.
PFC WILLIAM KELLER. son
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Kcll-
err 81 Miller street, S now sta
toned at Camp Laurinburg,
Maxton, n c., accordn to word
received by his mother.
2ND LIEUT. HARVEY LEV
ENBURG, who received his
bombardier wings April Il from
Roswell, n. M Army Air Field,
and was graduated from the
navigation school AT the CarlS-
bad Army Air Field. Carlsbad
n NJ ON June ), is spending 10
days with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs David LcvcnbCrG, 81 Sec
and street He Will leave
today for his new post on the
East Coast.
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Labor Shortage Problem
Topic Of Voters League
IMAM POWER PROBLEMS'

MAN POWER PROBLEMS"
was the topic of Mrs. Eugene
Whitman. guest speaker at the
League of Women Voters meet
ing Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs Mable CasSell,
BellevieW avenue.
About two years ago." Mrs.
whitman stated. an employ
ment problem existed because of
the change over of the factories
into war work. However this
unemployment period did not
last as long as was expected nor
predicted. as factories got into
production sooner than was
thought possible. Now there are
certain tight areas where
there is an acute labor shortage,
Detroit being one of them, and
various problems such as houS-
ing, food, juvenile delinquency,
health, present themselves. The
shortage Of skilled workers pre-
vents the moving of factories
into areas where there is sur
plus of labor, which is for the
most part unSkillcd.
Reasons for the shortage of
labor are many. Primarily, be-
cause there are six million men
now into the armed services,
and there had been an indlScrim-
mate drafting of men, regardless
of skill In England. men are
deferred on the basis of skill
rather than dependents. There
also was raiding and a hoard
ing Of workers by the factories.
Remedies that are being
used is the Encouragement be-
tween the war workers, farmers,
and the army Many farmers
who were drafted are now fur
Laughed back to their farms and
the war factories can not hire a
farmer who had been lurcd into
working in the factory by the
high wages. Another remedy
which might be used is the de-
fcrment of essential and skilled
men. Manning tables, which are
used to train new men to take
the place Of men who have been
drafted are now widely used.
There has been a cut of civilian
supplies, and altho some cuts
have been too drastic and hurt
production, greater cut is ex-
pcctcd in order TO relieve the
labor shortage
Mrs. Whitman forccasted a
bit, admitting that il was a
dangerous thing to do, but she
said we Will eventually come 10
longer work week without
extra pay. Women will be used
more than ever in replacing
men. Surveys that had been
made showed that women over
25 years Of age were generally
more responsible and efficient
than those under 25, married
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Calendar o(Commg G"e"b

THURSDAY JUNE "
NAVY MOTHERS Games party Gin knights of Pythas Hail.
BIS
hall 1870 p. m.
GAMES PARTY in veterans hall, sponsored by
and Auxiliary. $50 p
FRATERNAI. ORDER of Eagles i'm Acric hall at p. m.
COMMENCEMENT exercises Mount Clemens High School
8 D.
REBEKAH LODGE regular meeting i'm Barron Hall, p,
FRIDAY, JUNE
PUBLIC CARD PARTY Masonic hall, sponsored by OES
D. m
ALPHA AND OMEGA CLASS OF Gilbert Memorial Baptist
church, pot luck with Mr. and Mrs Clar-
Gustafson BOA Wistcria. 30 m
CIRCLE TWO Dorcas Society zion Evangelical Church
parish house p m
CHAPEL CHOIR OF Gilbert Memorial Baptist church,
hcarsal 100 p
GROUP TWO of Trinity Lutheran church, with Mrs. Herman
Tmpf &c Hubbard > y IN.
O F.. in Barron hall, at m.
GAMES PARTY ST Louis hall, sponsored by ST Louis
Club at 8.l5 IN.
RUMNIAGE SALE in Matthews building sponsored b! Silver
Lining Circle of King Daughters.
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Methodist Church
BaptismS Held

CHILDREN BAPTIZED at the
FIRST Methodist church on Chill
dren'S Day, June l3, were David
Lowell Copeland, son Of Mrs.
Ann Copeland. l04 Lincoln ave-
nue.; James Canhon Driscoll son
of Mr. and Mrs William Driscoll,
Z GreenWay drive; Janet Lee
Hacker, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chaunccy Hacker, 305
Jones street
Patricia Ann Hcnnings, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hen
ningS, 1877 Crockcr boulevard;
Richard Berkeley Harris, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs Walton Lashlcy of
indianapolis, and grandson Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Roys, AIS
Sheffield drive; Kenneth Lee
RosSo, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle
A RosSo Jr.. = Roosevelt drive;
Douglas Lewis and Lucille Mar
garet Williams, children of Mr..
and Mrs. Dale Williams, GA Mo-
ravian drive.
MRS. FRED MAIN, of New
Baltimore. W h underwent
major operation at Chcnik Hos
pital, Dctrct, is con alescing
slowly, and will return home
today.
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EDITORS NOTE: pr reasons OF Sc
curitv and because Of lack Of space,
fun addresses OF those ~ the armed
forces cannot be printed in this
column.
ENSIGN JEROME BALAS. u.
S, Coast Guard Reserve. Of Sa
Vannah. Ga. arrived Sunday Ia
visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Balas. 81 South Wilson
boulevard and 10 attend the
graduation of his sister, Alberta,
from high school
PVT. FITZ JAMES BRIDGES
formerly of rs S. Wilson boule-
ward. has been sent TO the Ord
nance Replacement Training
Center. A berd cen Proving
Ground, Md. where he will re-
ccivc his basic training as an
ordnance solder.
PVT. GEORGE MARSACK
son of Mrs. George Marsack, &c
Dorothea street, has completed
his basic training at Fort Knox
KY. according to an army re-
lease.
CAPT. AND MRS. PAUL
Grossman. formerly of Selfridge
Field. are now IN Spokane,
Washington. Capt Grossman is
we'll known in Mount Clemens
as A former president Of the
Mount Clemens Stamp and Coin
Club.
STAFF SERGT. ERNEST +
BEHLKE, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Behlke, r. + ID. 3,
Mount Clemens. has been pro-
noted from the rank of sergeant
Sgt. Behlke is now stationed al
Harding Field, Baton Rouge,
La, and is serving as an air
plane mechanic.
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ANNOUNCEMENT Is made
today Of the committees of the
Young " o M n $ EplScopa
League. 10y Mrs. Philip Dcnc-
wcth president following the
rcctine held Tuesday evening
al the home Of MIR and Airs NJ.
+. ST Aubn, LodcWNck avenue.
Mrs O1o Nickel and Mrs
William Cross are chairman OF
the Oloa Fr.ckcr Dance classes,
Mrs. G Stuart DcNIott and Mrs.
Robert Richard book reviews,
Mrs. Harry Mcttlcr and Mrs
Hunter Judd program Mrs {.
w. Ncrnicr and Mrs Alex Wal
kcr Thrift Shop
Mrs. Richard Millar. after
noon contract club; Mrs Theo
dorc Pettibonc. evening bridge
clue. MIS- Herman Bortlcit dis
cusSion club Mrs Herman Bart
lett. discussion club. Mrs Rob-
ert Krausc USO activities. Mrs.
Donald Miller and Mrs + L..
Preston church school auXll-
iary. Mrs Whitney RoSSo, Will
Iam'S House. Mrs Franz DeVan-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17
Committees Reveal Range
OF ORGANIZATIONS Efforts

tier. publicity: and Mrs. Brodie
Toothman. sick list
Tuesdays pot luck picnic,
which was the last meeting of
tho season was attended by p
members and their husbands
MRS FRANZ MONTE, l55
Little Road Commissioning at
her home after an operation at
81 Joseph Mercy hospital in De
front
DONNA MAE WOOD. who
has been a patient al 81 Jo-
ScphS hospital Will return home
today, at 40 South Gratlot.
WILLIAM MURPHY is at
tending the County Agents Di-
rectorS' Conference al Birming
ham today
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Heads Of Younq Womens Episcopal League Activities Named
Wedding Held
al Bride S Home

PFC AND MRS. JOHN p.
McGARRY, Jr.. are on Brief
wedding trip i'm the South. Mrs.
McGarrY is the former Viola
Schultz. daughter of Mr.. and
Gustav Schultz, 235 North Rose
street and Pfc McGarry is the
son of MIR and Mrs John p. Nc
Garry of ClarkSburg, West Vir-
ginla.
The wedding took place Sun
day evening at s o'clock in d
simple ceremony at the brides
home with Rev. Wilfrcd Junkc,
of Trinity Lutheran church read
ing the service. The bride. in an
afternoon dress of aqua crepe
carried a bouquet Of pink car
nations and was attended by her
sister Emma. who wore rose
colorcd afternoon dress Her
flowers were white carnations.
Mr.. McGarry was his sons best
man.
Pfc. and Mrs McGarry drove
the bridegroom parents who
were here for their sons we'd
ding, TO their home in Clarks-
burg Mrs. NcGarry VIII return
to Mount Clemens next week
while Pic McGarry viii re-
turn 10 his duties at Hunter
Field, Savannah. Ga.
MRS. PHILLIP DENEWlTH,
Hall road, was hostess to the
Young Women'S Eplsc Up a !
League Discussion Club which
met today. The discussion CEN
tered upon an Atlantic Monthly
article. entitled Wanted Amer
lean Radicals" and church unity.
MRS. DELMAR SHEETS. "a
Garden drive was hostess to the
~lrrn-bcrs of the Jolly Dozen
club. Of SCllridgc homes Ncstcr-
day Bunco prizes went TO Mrs.
Ben LipSon, Mrs Albert Taylor
and Mrs John Kirkman, house
prize TO Mrs Floyd Parker.
Mrs. Carlton Richardson was a
guest. The next meeting of the
group VIII take place, June 30
at the home of Mrs Fred Gregg,
p Garden drive.
MOUNT CLEMENS CHAP
TER Order of the Eastern Star,
Will sponsor a public card pa.'-
~ Friday evening in Masonic
hall al 8 o'clock Mrs Harold
Green is chairman. For rcscrva-
tons call 55l5
MRS MARY CROSS. Of Dc
trot was the guest yesterday of
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Cross
Today and tomorrow She viii
spend with Mrs. Thomas W.
Cross and family.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17

women, without children. more
efficient than those with chill
drcn, who have to stay home oc-
casionally TO do the laundry or
take care of a sick child. She
forecastcd a looScnlng up OF the
child labor laws. whereby a boy
or girl of 10 may work later
than o'clock A labor draft
may come if we get too hard up.
England, Canada and Russia
now are using the labor draft.
IF we draft men TO fight for us,
why can't we draft men to work
for us Mrs. Whitman asked.
Mrs. whitman formerly lived
Mount Clemens and was the
Labor chairman for the League
meeting was the last of the sea-
son and was attended by twen-
ty-fiVe members
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17
Zoo Suit
Civilian Mora g Can Use
q BIZ Of Cheerfu|ness, TOO

make il as cheerful a communi-
cation a. possible? Why dwell
on our sorrows, our fears, our
worries?
Good things still happen to
us. We still have things TO be
thankful for We still have
things TO laugh about Why not
accent those things9
The persons who do arc the
ones we like TO be around these
days. The good but always dc
pressed, we avoid because they
get us down
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17

EDITORS NOTE: pr reasons OF Sc
curitv and because Of lack of space,
fun addresses OF those ~ the armed
column.
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Memorial Service
to be Held Sunday

MEMBERS Of the Odd Eel
lows and Rcbckah Lodge Will at
tend in body the annual Nc
mortal service, at the Zion Evan
gclical church on Sunday, June
20. at the 10 o'clock service. A
full attendance is urged.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17

dOcSn I 20 far
enough. w n y
accent news on
~ in letters "a
men in u n /
form? Why not
accent il in our
daily lives here
at home?
We don { have
10 be a nation of
nit wits or fool
ish optimISts to
do that.
We all know
that We have
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17

THE LADIES AID Of ST
Pauls Lutheran Church corner
Of Hayes and Canal, Will have a
strawberry and ice cream social
together with hot lunches on
Sunday. June 20 beginning at
noon and continuing through
the evening.
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BY RUTH NILLETT

"ACCENT the cheerful news
the Office of War Information
advises those who write TO
service men.
The advice is fine, but it
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-17

plenty TO Worry about plenty TO
cry about, plenty 10 fear.
But when We reach out to-
ward another person why not
Evening star., 1943-03-21
HOUSES FURNISHED Cont. J.

Z ROOMS, 3 BEDROOMS, BATH. COM
pletely furnished: auto. heat; detached
largo enseS n ss1a S pns
shower bath, on bus line. Open Sunday. l
to 9 pm; weekdays phone DU. s171 after
son sG oT ong s5
ave. ne.
FOR RENT. RMS. FURN., AMERICAN
University Park. to gentle family; owner
feee On 's5xi's EM s4a price sl7' no agents
8 ROOMS 1la BATHS; GAS HEAT: 80
nished; si35. Columbia 1897.
3l35 19th 81. N:W:-ATIR: FURN: g
.9$ S.i
a5 BRICK BuNGAIoW s1Se! RMS sd Fl PATH. trH
ss hsehts Mns sDost Szs vi Sl0n 4as !ohn
I WILL RENT MY NEW 2-sToRY WHITE
br. home, as is, to discriminating couple
heat; 2 bedrooms. Ia baths. screened
Rs .an stafhed In m
theaters and, shopping; must be seen to
$3.50 slieo 33os.
=. COTTAGES ON SANE PROPERTY For
derock), " mile on Macarthur blvd. on
nshed; cleo, hot water. coal stoves. fire.
place. Immediate occupancy for one,
sasa sanaay Mas S es ssn 3 oR
AVAILABLE FOR DURATION, BEGINNING
April l. beautiful Colonial brick located on
south side Of wooded hill: near Pentason
and Navy Buildings in South Arlington
Living room 14x24 with fireplace. paneled
den with tireplace. bath on first floor;
luxurious bedrooms Zone with DRESSING
attached garage. adequate space for gar
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monthly Must be seen to be appreciated.
Cali jackson 2131-R for appointment. to
inspect IL
Evening star., 1943-03-21
ARLINGTON. VA.
38O5 N VERNON ST.

Charming g rooms and bath. detached
brick home. beautifully situated; complete
ly furnished. including refrigerator, maid
room. garage, screened porch.
Evening and Sunday. Phone CHI. 464S.
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC,
1000 18th St NV DI O322.
Evening star., 1943-03-21

Detached brick home, 6 rooms, . baths,
recreation room; nicely furnished, includ-
ing refrigerator. garage; 81 100 month
1O2O5 SOuthmOOr Drive.
DELIGHTFUL 2-story detached brick home;
beautifully furnished including refrigera-
tor. screened side porch, garage; adults
only: $4,000 month.
Evenings and Sunday, Phone SH. 4lo9.
Evening star., 1943-03-21
1O111 PIERCE DRIVE.

WOoDMOOR-snvER SPRING, MD.
Convenient to TRANSPORTATION
and Shopping.
Evening star., 1943-03-21
ApARrMEhrs FUR OR uNEuR

APT. SECLUDED PART OF HOUSE,
with separate outside entrance: % Minis.
from city by Mass. ave, 1-fare bus Liv-
ing room, bedroom. alcove, dinette, kitch-
enette with Electrolux refg., gas range.
sink. tile shower bathroom. Heat. light,
Absolutely quiet tenant, Rentiles only, man
or man and wife. both working. Beauti-
Refs Rox 61-R Star
Evening star., 1943-03-21

Buyers for Your Furniture.
r buyer can rent ths apartment quick
action. Phone or zee
EDWIN L. ELLIS,
1910 Vermont Ave-. Rm. Eli. RI. B140.
Evening star., 1943-03-21

NOW OR BY APRIL 18th, OR 8 ROOM:
ami, unfurnished house; adult family OF
3; refined. quiet, no drinking; city or su-
hllrhan Boy la1-D. Star. 2ls
Evening star., 1943-03-21

story brick detached corner house, very
large 10 rooms. 2 baths, built-in garage.
oil heat, good construction, perfect con-
dition. Real home for large family. Call
DAVID RIFKIND, 40 14th st. NV, on
weekdays between @ and u RE 4O34
Evening star., 1943-03-21
$3.50.

@U U,SCU.
NORTHEAST HOME.
$3.50 Cash Includes Settlement.
TO stores and Transportation, suitable for
workers at Navy Yard. Camp SPRINGS
Airport or ofices Shown BY apooin'-
ment only. with Mr.. Tabler. WI. 71s2.
with
-. SHANNON Il LUcHs CO.,
1so5 H st. NV MA c345
Evening star., 1943-03-21

| 200 block Indiana Ave. NV.
13 rooms. 3 baths. oil heat: price. S..
| 10000 on terms. Mr.. Raine, AID. 2919.
WAPLE g. JAMES. INC. DI. 3346.
vACANT-6Ol6 4th ST, Mr.. PEABoDY-
r. and b., br;. ami, added features.
garage. big lot; bargain. terms.
l237 Potomac ave. S.e.-o-r. br.. cleo:
under 81 900; easy terms. Homes D. c..
Md. Va. shore cottages; N. E. RYoN CO.,