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Evening star., 1943-05-21
Westmore|and Citizens
To Hear Dr.. Broome

Dr. Edwin Broome, superintendent
OF Montgomery County schools, will
address the Westmoreland Hills
Citizens Association at 8 pm. Mon
day at the Westblook Elementary
School, President George Muth an
nounced today. His topic will be
School Conditions During the War
Addresses also will be made by
Mrs. E. B. Wilber, president -elect of
the Parent-Teacner Association, and
John Cutler, retiring vice president.
Plans will be discussed for series
OF lectures on canning to be spon-
sored by the association under the
direction of Mrs. Bernard Chandler
Evening star., 1943-05-21
Little Chance Seen
To End Shortage Of
Liquor Before Fall
WPB. to Defer Action
Until Corn Production
For Yeur Is Known
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
No steps to relieve the liquor
drought can be expected before
August at the earliest, War Pro-
duction Board officials said to-
day, despite pressure from liquor
retailing groups for resumption
of some whisky production.
BY August it may be possible to
determine whether the country s
stockpile of industrial alcohol is
adequate to permit distillers-who
now produce nothing else-to devote
part of their output to beverage
alcohol, WPB said BY that time
also corn crop prospects will be
fairly definite.
Supplies of corn do not now ap-
permit any substantial diversion of
that grain into hard liquor distil-
lation.
Retailers Make Complaints.
Wheat is plentiful, on the other
hand, and if limited beverage alco-
hol production is allowed, this grain
is more likely to be used It would
be distilled into neutral grain
spirits for use in making blended
whiskies.
The distillers themselves, who pre-
vlously were active in seeking a
vacation" period-which they pre-
ferreds to call producing
period'-in which whisky could be
made. have dropped into the back
ground of the present agitation.
Their place has been taken by re-
tailers organiza tions, who say a
shortage has led to widespread price
violations and black market condi-
tions and, to some extent. by spokes-
men for the monopoly" States.
which operate their own liquor
stores. These States have been hit
harder generally by dealer rationing
than the non-monopoly States for
several reasons. one being that most
of them did not try to maintain
large inventories They had vir-
tually no stocks. therefore, to cush-
ion themselves against the shortage.
Lost Revenue Cited.
The loss of tax revenue is the
argument most frequently advanced
by proponents of beverage whisky
production. and one deemed likely to
appeal to members of Congress from
the affected States. After the in
come tax, liquor taxes are the big
gest revenue producer in a number
OF States. particularly since the
abrupt decline of gasoline taxes
under mileage rationing.
The idea of a 30-day "vaca ton"
at intervals from industrial alcohol
production has been pretty much
abandoned. Present discussion CEN
'ters on scheme for permitting dis
Evening star., 1943-05-21
Allied and Jap Flyers
Trade Punches Freely
In Southwest Pacific
Enemy Stobs Repeatedly
At Supply Bases Of
New Guinea Drive
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
AUSTRALIA. May 21.-Air forces OF
Japan and the Allies are trading
punches freely in the Southwest
Pacific after the manner Of two
wary boxers determined to keep the
other of balance.
The Japanese stab consistently at
Allied supply bases on New Guinea
Allied planes strike daily at the air
nerve centers from which the
enemy's New Guinea raiders prob
ably come.
This aerial parry and thrust have
as background this situation: The
Allies, In complete possession of New
Evening star., 1943-05-21

ports that their 18 tons Of bombs
had started many fires, some Of
which were believed to be from
burning planes.
The Rabaul attack, for the third
time since Sunday. was concen-
trated on Vunakanut Airdrome, one
OF three In that area. The raiders
weathered intense anti-aircraft fire
silenced one battery and all got
home safely.
The 81 enemy raiders brought, to
more than $50 the number of planes
Japan has thrown against Allied
New Guinea bases since last Friday.
Their other targets have included
Evening star., 1943-05-21

tillers to use specified percentage
of their output for beverage pur-
poses, while putting the bulk of it
through the additional distillation
needed to product l9O- proof indus
trial alconoi needed for explosives,
synthetic rubber and war industry
generally.
The situation is full of political
headaches officials admit, in view
OF increasingly vocal demands from
temperance and religious organiza-
tions for curbs on the sale of liquor,
and, from some groups for a ban
on liquor for the duration.
Evening star., 1943-05-21
Il Burned 10 Death
AS Giant Bomber Hits
Gas Tank in Chicago
Officiols See Little Hope
Of Recovering Bodies Of
Crew Trapped in PIone
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, May Ala B-24 Army
bomber rammeld into the worlds
largest Illuminating gas storage tank
yesterday with a burst of fame that
transformed the gigantic structure
into roaring funeral pyre for the
II flyers aboard.
The 500-foot tank, surmounted by
50-foot air beacon, was destroyed
in an inferno so intense that author
tiles feared the bodies in the wreck
age never would be recovered.
The four-engined Liberator bomb
er left the Fort Worth (Tex.) Army
air field yesterday morning on a
routine flight Witnesses saw it flying
low from the northwest, skimming
over the office building OF the Peo-
Piles Gas Light & Coke Co. office in
West 73d street. on the Southwest
sioe. 1t rose slightly. then crashed
into the side of the 20 1000, 900 cubic
foot tank.
. Body Burned to Crisp.
Shortly after the crash, the flames
had burned the tank down so low
that the hole in it's side could not
be seen. The front section of the
bomber pierced tn esteel side of the
tank and sections of the wings and
tail were scattered throughout the
enclosure around it.
One body, strapped into a para
chute, was thrown free as the plane
struck. 1t was found. burned to a
crisp. just outside the tank.
The tank. which cost $4,000, 900
when it was built in 1928, is situated
In a sparsely settled area Nearest
homes are quarter mile away, yet
IN one the heat of the fire became
so unbearable the children were
moved to other quarters. George
A. Ranney, gas company chairman,
said the accident did not damage
the company's pumping station or
main supply line seriously and
should not interfere with the COM
pany's ability to supply gas.
Victims Identified.
The Fort Worth Army field
identified the nine crew members
ana one of the three passengers
killed as:
Capt. James r. Gilcrease of Hous-
ton. commanding officer of the
10l4th Squadron and a flight in
structor, in charge of the flight.
Second 1t. David S. Alter, an in
stl >ctor from Pittsburgh. who was
married about six weeks ago.
First 1t. Harry B. Messick. ir. of
Indianapolis, who was in charge of
the navigation section of the fields
ground school and navigator for the
flight.
Second 1t. Frederick L. Dutt of
Wadsworth, Ohio. student officer.
Second 1t. John c. Wallace of
Lullng, Tex, student officer.
Pfc. Nick Lonchar of Wierton
w. Va, aerial engineer.
Sergt. Arthur A. Huber of Queens
N. Y, aerial engineer.
Staff Sergt. Norman w. Yutzv
Canton, Ohio, aerial engineer.
Tech. Sergt. Ben F. Zumwalt of
Ingram. Tex, aerial engineer.
The identified passenger was Can't
A. w. Lent of Hamilton Field, Calf
Evening star., 1943-05-21
Grid Stur Enters Army

LOS ANGELES, May 21 (P).-Bob
Waterfield, U. C. L. A. football play
er who married Actress Jane Rus
sell two weeks ago. was at nearby
Fort Macarthur today for induction
in the Army's officer candidate
school. He leaves next week for the
Fort Benning (GaD infantry school.
Evening star., 1943-05-21

Bobdubi, Allied-held village within
miles of Salamau; Wau, nearest
Allied air and supply base to the
ground fighting scene. and Orc Bay.
harbor through which supplies are
moved to Buna, so miles to the
northwest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27

The Messrs. Morris and Mil
Ter of 2292 Elmhurst and
Sis Violetlawn respectively,
Detroit Times carriers both,
who, not content with selling
war bonds and stamps to.
their customers like all Times
carriers. made purchases for
Themselves Sf25 worth
Of bonds; Harvey a 500 bond
from their newspaper earn
ings. They and other Times
carrier statesmen have sold
more than 13 million war
stamps since Pearl Harbor.
Your Times carrier will de-
liver stamps TO your home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
CONTINUOUS WORK

Employers are not obligated 10
continue employing tradesmen
when their work is finished. but
they Will be expected 10 furnish
continuous employment up 10 4S
hours TO these tradesmen provided
they have other projects for the
same class OF workers.
Regional headquarters OF the
VINO has ruled that no contractor
should be excused from his obliga-
tions under the executive order
solely on the grounds that his
costs for the project were origl-
nally estimated on the basis OF a
40-hour week"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Axis Claims Fanciful'

NEW YORK, April y uNS)-
I'm AXIS claim 10 sinking 10000
600 tons of United Nations ship
ping was termed nfancifui today
by Rear Admiral Land chairman
of the L. s. Maritime Commission.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27

AcF-H'rPs, snd Tron,snSs FL 9 ,H,',, =
AT TN FRONT m Techniooi9r
40 NANTES e. Astounding overseas shols
Noa Can't Afford 10 Nuns
icC-Harper and TrontenAc III. oSt7 4
WAYNE Anna Lee. FIXING TIGERS
"WHLN JOHNNY COMES MARC HlNG
HoNi," WIN 'G'ona Jean Allan Jones
AnAMC-Grand Cirrus Psrk - =
ADANlO "IRANkENSTEiN MEETS 1Hf
MoIT Nan" with Lon CLANCY jr ana
B.fs IuElsi pms Robert Dnnat IN
"THE NOJ NJ MIR. PITT"
Inu1p Mack mr.. IT. lean II. sle6
hDlllhhL open 8 WAR AGAINST
MR.. htnItN," Ed tSeI, Arnold, rub Ea'
GROONE." Leon ErroL Dishes TO Ladies
NDrN-Ford Road Chase. DeHrb0rp
ALDLN open 8 Free Dishes y Fay
BaInter WAR AGAINST MRS. HhDLEN >
Puv '.BiG STRfrT.'' with Henry Fonda
IICrp-E. Warren at outer Dr. NJ 77ssa
hLULh Omen q ID Last show $50 L. M
John WAYNE. Lee "fIhlNG IlGhRS; :.
F-ri Avalrc Rita Hayworh. "hOi NtkE
NINIR luNELIER." Late News. Cartoon
ALEXANDRIA open T a. PARK Free Lionel
BARRYMORE. "DR. GIII.ESPIt'S MN A.
SISTANT." ~ NDYING MONSTER" John
Howard Bonds Issued While You Wait
AIICN DADP-s'thfeId-AI Rd. AT. 29i3
hLLLN I ANN open s. PARK Free Rob'
TaNIor M STAND BN FOR ACTION
''HFRE WE 60 AGAIN" with llbhcr
Mctiee Molly. cart. News, Capt. Midnight
Al OML-l5OOl CharleNoiN TT. 2-26l5 4
hLUuh Open 6.a5 Rita Hayworth IN
"YOI- WERE NEVER LONEiIER Plus
''FINING TIGERS" with John wayne.
ALVIN tsS07 GRAND Rivrr. mr.. Schaeter
ALVIN open 80. Dorothy Lamour, bing
Crosby Bob Hone In ROAD TO aINGA-
PORE" George Brent ana lsa Miranda m
"ADNENTIRE IL DIAMONDS"
LMDACc John r. TO. 9-iSdH
HMDhOOADUh Henry Fonda. Lucille
Ban RIG STREET" jeanette Macdonald
Robert Young ln "CIARO." Doors open
Gas =. NJ. News. Color Cartoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Mother Gets Citation

STURGIS, April 27 ms
Mrs. Mazda Mullen has received
the Purple Heart Her son, Pvt.
Donald Nj. Kecslar, was killed III
action, Jan. Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
VINO Orders
48-Hour Week
For Builders

Employers in the construction
industry were under orders Of the
War Manpower Commission TO-DAY
10 begin adjustment Of their OPP
erstionS 10 conform with the IS
hour wartime work week
The minimum work week C6rCt
VIII become effective IN the pe-
troit srea construction Industry
on May !, hut employers meeting
extreme difficulties i'm modifying
their work schedules VIII br cNrn
urrJt July 30 TCadJuSI Jhoir hu>i-
ness practices Montague a. Clark.
WAtG district director, explained
Clark said the order did not
necessarily moan that an ind,-
vdual worker would actually work
as hours each week. bat that Dc
would have at least As hours of
work available except 10 the OK
tent thar weather and other cir
cumSlanCCS prevents HIM from
working as scheduled
CONSIDERATIONS GRANTED
Citing The particular nature of
the construction industry for
S\0eCia considerations being
granted IN some instances, Clark
hSted>Iour factors which might
constitute justification for failure
of an employe 10 work on a
specific day when work would
otherwise be scheduled.
. Weather conditions " h c h
made IL impossible TO continue
employment of a specific trade
or group Of workers.
. Delay in the completion Of
work on the part OF one trade
which made II necessary 10 slow
or suspend temporarily the work
of another trade
Unavoidable suspension Of
operations 10 permit legally re-
CURED inspections before con-
tinuing work.
. Delay in the delivery Of ma
terlalS or equipment necessary
for continuance of Work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27

u0Wr-Si21 Chene 1T. r
ilUNiL j. Carol Naish. OMAN IN THE
TRt Nk." Plus "BOSTOS BLACkIE
GOES HOLLYWOOD" with Chester Morris
u00UCp-I9O2O West Warren Ave.
lUuVLh Open u 30. "PRIORTIIfS On
PARADE" Ann Miller. Plus "BAsHfUL
BACHELOR" Lum A. Abner. Select shorts
iHii LhinL Open 5.45. Cont. r. Mac
Murray Pauette Goddard, THE FOREST
RANGERS" Plus "RHNTHM PARADE"
IpJc-East Grand Blvd. at Jos. Campau n
INTO Free 20 the Ladies Every
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday starting
To-day. "Gilded Rose" DinneIware by
Limoges. First Git
LARGE DtNNERPLATE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27

cCNkTC-ss24 Michigan, near Livernois r
pLlhiL Attend Daily Matinee. Shirley
Temple in "MIss ANNIE ROONEY" Plus
"DR. GILLEsPIF's NEW ASSISTANT. r."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27

DJIDCpT-7IS ~. Aubin, Near East Fort
NUI I'M Manton Moreland and Al
Colofed Cast In WHILE THOUSANDS
CHEER" Gary Cooper. "sGI. YORK;.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
tt. z-osss r

VApcITyx Hey, Kids A Special Easter
'hhoiii Matinee Wednesday. Aprn Is
one show Dnit open % Action Packed
KIT CARSON. b" Jon Han Roy Rogers N
CONF o.. RANGERS" Free Popccyr,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27

p0CCpc-S6i6 West Warren Avenue
hVOLhO Gary Cooper in
SERGEANT YORK" Bud Abbot, and
Lou Costello n WHO DONE ITS'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
Grand River ANrnue

CCUJJ IC--i3si Grand River Avenue
oLViLLL Open SIS. Late War News.
John Litel Florence Rice. "bOss or Rig
TOWN" Jinx Falkenburg, Buddy Rogers.
''sING FOR YOUR SUPPER"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27

OnhDnLL Allan Jones Gloria Jean IN
''WHIN JOHNNY CONES MARCHING
HOME" Plus "SIINER QUEEN" with
George Brent and Priscilla Lane.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
ROYAL OAK7P'rk Free

NVinL Vnh Errcl FLYNN ana
Alexis Smith In "6ENTLEhAN JIM.
.''DR. GII.LEsPIE'S NEW ASSISTANT"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
.yIlNn-oalland a, Tenny.on

OhhLhi'D Open 5:i5 Bette Davis,
Paul Henrsid In Now, Not t6tR.' Plus
LADY GANGsTER," with Julie Bishop,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27

NNHUfOL Open T 30. Noon. On Stage,
International SweetheaTts OF Rhythm .
Talented All-Girl Orchestra. Plus Huge
Stage Revue Screen. simone simon In
TAHITI HONEN." 25c Less Before 5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
WYANDOTTE. MAIESTJC-wynndoue

VnTIV-F0rttt NJ vi, tIIIntt ri. IYAn =
iVOh Open IS Debutants Dinnerwsrs
~ Lsdies' Charlie Mccarthy Fthber Me-
Gee \ MOLLY "HERF VIZ CO AGAIN"
Plus "BOsTON BLACkIE GOES HOLLY
WOOD" with Chester Norris.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27
-Fenkell st Petoskry

IlCOhDiLLl STARTING THIS WEEK
"WEDNESDAY THURSDAY EFer to
the Ladies' Genuine Georgian EKg Shell
DnnerWare Beauty Beyond Compare. "
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27

R00CEVEI T-Gratiot-Harper II. S7Ss 4
hOUoLfLLt our Time Schedule
"PALM BEACH STORY" al $40. s.36.
COMMANDS STRIKE At BANN."
al 7 40 II 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27

IpIC-East Grand BIyd. ut Jos. Campau 4
ihlD Open 80. Gilded Rose Dnnerware
to Ladies Bing Crosby. shirley Ross in
"WAIkIkI WEDDING. r" Plus king or
THE GAMBLERS" with Lloyd Nolan.
IDUJNr-2l22O FenkeIl Ave. RI. 2J6s
ihfiNu John Wayne. Ann Lee. "fLhING
TIGERS" Gee Brent. Brenda Marshall.
.NOJ CAN'T ESCAPE FOREVER"
Open 6.45.
East Jefferson Avenue
jill LhOVN Hopalong Cassidy, "STiCk
TO NOIR CT M" Jack Benny. Ida Luz
Pine, ARTISTS AND MODELS Cart. Ser
InV-.Joy and Dexter TN. T=l2lO
Jul Open Gas Tyrone Power. Maureen
O'Hara In THE BLACK SWAN" Plus
III CkY LEGS" with JinX Falkenourg.
lYINC--53l1 Chene ~. r
hlNu Open $50 Abbott Costello.
WHO DONE IT:" Henry Fonda. Lucille
BAL an THE BIG STREET
~ ieh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-27

"COMMANDOS STRIKE At BAwN."
az 7i0 II 90.
R0OSEVEIT--Gratiot-Harper Pr. $3.50 r
hVVOLILLl Doors open Today Al 80
Park Free COMMANDS STRIKE At
b DA"TH I Pau Mqn AnRs as, STORY Iol
/ Get Here Before 90 and Save l0c.
p0SrDAI C--II52O Woodward TO. s-oi2S<
huoLDhLL George Brent, Priscilla Lane.
SILVER QtEEN" Lynne Roberts. Geo
Holmes IN MAN ~ THE TRuNk."
R0SEVILLE''''" .. a, ar' Msn .'e S%yrR
LolEIIER." 2 Hayworth. Fred AstaiIee
STRICTLY ~ THE GROOVE" M
Healy. o. Nelson cartoon. News.
p0IICC-il Haltiuer Ave. Free Parking r
hVooL Free TO Ladies Bridal Bouquet
Dinnerware. Our First Give Away Article
Large salad Bowl Value 81 90. Also Com
plete Set Given Away Each Night! Doors
Open Sis Tuesday Wednesday. Thursday.
pOJICC-ii Haitinrr Ave. Free Parking 4
hoooL open SIS. Bridal Bouquet Din
nerware Free 20 Ladies, Hugh Williams N
THE AVENGERS" Plus Bing Crosby in
THE STAR MAKER"
p0YV-woodward near Temple Ri. 1896 4
hVhl DEFENSE WORKERS OPEN "a
HOURS EVERY DAY. COME ANY TIME
AND sEE 4 COMPLETE SHOW RIA. e6ss.
pnYV-woodwar near Temple RI. $500 4
hVhl Open ?, Hours PARK rrss i y ;.
MISS ANNIE ROONEY" Shirley Temple
WIN Gargan Time. "America's focA
Crisis : war Bonds sold q Hours Daily
ROYhJ and Meyers IN S-t5so ~
hUlhL Take Seven Mile Rd. West or
Movers Ri Buses Direct 10 our Doors
The ROYAL Is Easily Reached by DSR
Transportation Routes bN Transfers From
AT Northwest Detroit.
p0Vu -1-MIie and Meyers ~. 1855 =
huihL Wednesday. Biz Easter Mat.
Open 10 30 one Show Only. All-Color
Cartoon show Laurel A Hardy "FLyING
DtEtES." SECRETS OF NASTtfAND."
p0VlI -7-Mlie and Meyers IN. 1855 y
NUihL open g. rark Free Last
show q 80 palm BEACH STORY" with I
Claude''e Colbert Joel McCrea "COM- /
MANDOS STRIKE AT DAWN" p. NUM-. !
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-18

Answer 70 yesterdays pl1llo.
Evening star., 1943-08-28
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Caukk v,sk ~ad So..tka.

306 PA. AVE. Sc, near Confessional
Library-Private family has large, com
fortably furnished room for l employed
person. Conv. transp,
1884 PARK PL. S.E.-very attractive
room in private home for 2, semiprivate
ssa sssh' Ia'G phone sT sonS ss. transp ,urr room
suitable for or Z. with studio couch and
ANAcosTIAmLarge double room, ,djoin-
303 s. CAR. AVE. S.E.-Large. nicely furn.
double room. cony. TO Navy Yard. Ii II ~.
LOVELY SINGLE, gentiles, convenient
transportation. Breakfast if desired. AT.
HiIIcREsT, s8as Denver st. se-Larse
front g,s r. room & attractively furnished Rent
Hu.LCREsT. 2150 Branch ave. Sc
Master bedroom, twin beds, private bath
and shower 2 closets. Grand location.
On bus BUS line. Gentle home. Gentlemen.
ass 18th ST. s.E.-Larse double nicely
furn:, for 2 girls: conv. transp.: SO each.
LARGE FRONT ROOM, 4 windows, twin
beds: conv. transp.- TR. 497!.
2i00 saith ST. Sc. near Navy YARD
naval officers desired for large double
room, twin beds, in comfortable home of
small private family: S25 each per month
Ii. 30S6 after 8 pm.
616 6 ST. Sc, near Navy Yard, Govt
bldss.-Laree front newly furn. twin-bed
GaTp pv S9Ts Il sHSG FooMs sR 4aI
sddts sdd doaSe so5er sfspPF pI b5sS reasonable
1890 Both ST. sE.wRoom for 2, twin
beds. home privileges. TR. 2l65.
Evening star., 1943-08-28
ROOMS FURNISHED.
AnyvIond ond V;vo;r;r

SILVER sPRING-studio rm. for refned
lady in a private home; "a block from
bus next TO practically pvt. bath. Phone
sETHEsDA. gentleman, lge. rm. nexlD,
sesSy sFsy sss Bss $50 g. and WI eSP g4 New house
TwTE-BED ROOM, also double room; ideal
: or I girls; on bus line, every ssonv.;
soo sist OPT ST. vfly NJ rfss Rsnfr a MdEarse
front room, next to bath, double exposure;
sgsase spd ss f1T one two People
2.5 CEDAR AVE, TAX" PIX, Md.-Beaut.
furn; rms, cool, mod: ref: pvt. home,
oveIiooklns garden. newly dec; excel.
HYATTsvILLEELaree. comfortably furn
front front room. twin beds; near transp; re-
Urea heme' employed couple or 2 ladies.
TWo LARGE BEDROOMS and pvt. bath.
with Ink. privils If desired. Silver Spring
SOUTH ARLINGTON. yA.-Room in newly
iurn. home good transp.; good home for
Arlington, VA. '3s9iiI s9iI Columbia pike
Master Mast EsSx bedroom s%a semiDaiyae bath mile
hIhxASDRa' 2 a fn.afoR vA isos n Russell aiYi I'd
Room for two men, bus passes door. Tel.
eoMFSRTABLs tssaSSTaT BE- ROOM s. and W. Expos as.
S Sres' sss. neSs to So9s bath and shower "a block
MAN Ma ,e'e To SHARE nicely furn twin Ts ,sed
room with another, Just of bus line; board
ELLINGTON. VA. sio7 S, HAYES st
gentlemen; fve-cept fare 70 Navy and
pentagon Bldas: $50 month. oa'
next bath; Arlington County. Call CHI
sa.o y. pISwIpDn sT, All. vs-Lsrss
gentlemen or employed couple. CHI. 65l3
2gs
in new home, semiprivste bath: business
couple or 2 gentlemen: ~ block from
Wash. blvd. bus. Fails Church e497.J..
detached private gentle home, telephone
laundry and breakfast facilities; conv
transp.: single, So week: double. $40 week
EXECUTIVES. OFFICERS AND WIVES
Cool suites ana studio rooms with pvt. law
location. Modern transient club; nom
eousekeepins. GL. 3946. Weekly rates.
Evening star., 1943-08-28
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1904 18th ST. N.E.-Youns girl. share
large room with another, twin beds. uni.
Go mssi esay Eo a2se 1870 room for
young man: fne home: excellent meals;
fsGd s1 f5fasp9T5atisn pncPTnR sT Sc sep2
girls only: nice large double room and
snsp ssa dsorsa bsgs Ha phone o0nv
private entrance; suitable 4 persons: .'Di, pri,
yateo yate shower double rooms, suitable 2
DUPONT CIRCLE. 17?5 Mass ave. NV
At1ractive double and triple rooms. CO.
1920 18th ST. Nw.-Room for young
ladies'; excellent meals. Downtown location.
ReaI home atmosphere. 2S'
home for young people in an unsurpassed
location: reasonable
HALF Hal BLOCK DUPONT CIRCLE. 1904
36I1 14th ST. N.W-Open Sept, /. Sinele
rs5 room with choice board, private home, for
ssT,s ssPa W1s' sHo- iTf SR2ne 81 4sss -:
room with porch, for girls or BOYS; ex-
FRSSf fTSS raRsS ROOM FM for s next
genital section restricted, ali conveniences.
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man: also double for girls; nice home for
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THE MAR-LEETA, 13as 18th ianses st. NV
Nicely furnished rooms for ladies and men:
CAPITOL HILL, 500 East Capitol St
Tss ROOM osne snd board, $40 week; conv. transp.
1914 ii ST. N.w.-For young men and
EsooSmen running weter in rooms: $50 and
&c BIocRs Ies RsnIh FROM WHITE Housr 80. 30,
Istn ST .w-Young men and women, also
married couples; S26 to $50 per month.
1900 5th ST; N.w.-Lovely corner house:
Fednea sdn q Jewish hr family excel food; young
CHEVY CHASE, Ge D. csinse snu Tn room se9T; PROT
estant family; near bus terminal; young
Tomsn Tsos 1yPsHsTR PPsst1Fsed Ct rweodley sss7i
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LANE HOUSE. I53s Lamont st. NV.
offers vacancy FIRST time in 2 years; large.
beds; well-balanced meals: uni. phone.
Also cool, cheerful basement room. next
to bath, facing garden: accommodate 2;
GIRL, between 25 and 35 yrs. to share
large studio room and board: twin beds
T,th Ydh1 PVT; .,b bath hs uni phone; ia. 5s75.
sdies; good home cooking, pleasant sur
LARGE iIds5SiFkS MODERN gentle home, ample
baths. showers and phones. large porches
Pentagon; Southern cooking; $3.50 to SIS
Pc per yeeS CHI. 5203. Mrs. Fay.
TOWN CLUB. 1900 Mass. ave. nw-Fa-
nous for. Southern home-cooked meals;
and triple DU. 1854. ''N' o''''e
DOUBLE ROOM, twin beds. 3 windows.
house 7 Gus privileges; unlim. phone; l block
tional. Ia. 1919