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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Furnished Rooms for Rent

FIFTEENTH. 3557-Comfortable seepine
room single girl excellent transporia a.
ton sober: respectable
LARCHMoNT. 1922 CGrand River Boule-
ward section Single sleeping room. Gen
tleman preferred Tyler $3.50
MELBOURNE. 5l4 Colored furnished 81
unfurnlshed. children allowed
OAKMAN and Grand River district Pleas
ant room. couple preferred. HOgarth
1858.
ROOM with or without kitchen privileges
single or couple. Niagara e3ll.
sEYBURN AVE, 3e36-slnglc and doubl,
rooms, clean, respectable home, good
transportation
VAN COURT Colored; furnished room f2'
respectable sWe.r man, tt.r.rh 'ta.s
pDrtatiDn Tyler j-sIbn.
2-ROOM sleeping suite eNcclleu'N located.
excellent transport ton. Tehurd genLt
man preferred Townsend 7-0Olo
COLORED Young employed couple. must
work DAYS. no smoking. fireman ave
nue. can Tyler sass
COLORED Man or employed ADV good
transportation, Kenilworth OF woodward
Madison 63fg
.COLORFD Neatly furnished room for gen
tleman. Townsend 5-0007
COLORED- Furnished room for man or
woman. Fltzroy 1924.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Business Property for Sale

BARGAIN-Grand River Vermont brick
store with nat above. entrance on iee
streets Only s. 600. 900 down, balance
S35 monthly Baldwin. Temple 9o5I
OPPOSITE WESTERN MARKET
10 frontage, $3.50 H., 3. down, $40
month.
g. "A SIMON-26s5 Mchigsn-LA. o700.
CONSULT The enlarged Res, Estate list-
INKS IN the big sunday Times Want "a
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
COLORED

PRICED TO SELL
Brick willis "a rooms, needs some recon
duioping only 81 500 81 $40 down
SMEDLEY 4s6 r.. WARkt'' TE 1917.
.CoJOKrp -- PHILADELPHIA BRUSH
Lowell, : rms nat fireplace irc" tu'
mace. large 10y. garage; on.y 81 $50, ST. SOC
down sLOBIN TR. l-o5b6
tC0lDPFD SPECIAL GARFIELD, BurI
seven room. store front furnace. ONlA
ST 500 $500 down. ELLIS HAMLAR
Trinity 2.s5it
COIORED - VACANT 80 OLBROOt
Pms Nice Neighh0rhood 81 300 Down
CRUTCHER -476i McGRAW TY. a-5Jh'
C0LoRED Marston,. $50 VACANT. :
room brick OPEN 81 900 down. Owner
TY. 7-s057.
CONSULT the Enlarged Real Estate list
ings IN the biz Sunday Times Want Al
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Flats for Sale

u totS Sof
BARGAIN -chareu. north SIX Mile IS.
basement. furnace SIS. 800. Townsend
s-74s2
DRExEL. near chsLlevoiH Vsean' 5 u.s..
automatic steam neat, 50. $50, sl.a7v
down Tuxedo l-09l7
EMERSON. near jefferson; brick. SIS,
coPLIN near Kerchevsl; So gear "a
rage. immediate possession, - 800. terms
BENITEAU. near k"roheyal. %. N'''o
EAST JEFFERSON REALTY. LE 1890
GLApwGN VERNON -e-5. % bedrms "a
tuu basement not air furn $500 On.
sAKOS. LII OH
BUY WAR BONDS
HORTON Jos Camuau, 5-5 steam heat.
81 500. 81 200 down Piazza s022
LORETTA. 1886. near Grstot 5-5. good
condition rent $40, o.. $50, ., 900 down
Tuxedo l-n9l7
MORRFI.I.. 1915 rooms each flll base
rrent furnaces. garages, 5000 terms.
EI.sEA REALTY a INVESTMENT co
62i7 FORT W VI, l-liOD
PALMS and Bagley-Brk. 2-nat; SIS: 2
steam plants. gear garage. Come IN and
make oner 434O W. Vernon. LA. e7sl.
PRESTON 1882 family - fun base
ment, garage, two furnaces 81 300.
Temple 22isg
a r.
Tile FEATURES $3.50, $3.50 down
Tuxedo l-0Pi7
Il, MILE CIRCLE
Two buildings on corner lot 100 NtE-
MONT So 600 - coo down. SIS monthly.
G ". SIMON 26s5 Michigan IA. goo.
CoLOREp- STANFORD MILFORD -- Five
units business and residences NEW
s'oker. perfect condition owner go.ng 10
arm, can get possession; SIG 900, terms.
ELLIS HAMLAR Trinity 2-Sjit
CONSULT The enlarged Real Estate list
inss n the big sunday Times Want IA
Section
COLORFD- Oak lnd-Wes,minster. 2-nat,
two stores IS 900, 81 800 down
LEICESTER BRUSH Double house 6-s
complete gasoline station 81. 600 81 600
down Rigs, Townsend s-07l6, Clifford
34T6
COLOREn BARGAINS ROOSEVELT
hve -hve only $500 down HARTFORD.
six-six. hot air heat. S. 300. ~ go down
excellent condition! KEITH REALTY,
Tyler G-3075
COLORED immediate possession 2famiiy
frame So steam furnaces good con-
dIuon s. 500 81 iOU On Russell aoo' Q
Wrstunsfer Morrison TO a@i'G
CoLoRFD POSSESSION April. 18TH
. family IS Sc 500 81 900 IN stove ~.
c. " WHITE $3.50 Hastings TE l-O0s6
DRIED Wnitewood. 2hat. 50, lower
vacant. s. $50. 81 800 On. TR. 1910.
COLORFD--Look' Be'hune 81 and s-rn
single on loi. Only $1,000 On MA. 4oa2
READ Times Want Ads tor profit use
them for results,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Income Bungalows for Sale

ALMA. near Chalmers. b. v. So good
condit0oDs 81 SOO, 81 500 down.
MAIDEN. SIS brick st0ker AGAR ga
rage IS 600, 50 500 down
LAST JEFFERSON REALTY IF 1880.
CHATSWORTH
NJ Warren; hricN SIS. coal steam heat
Gear garage. 4O-ft. lot
Harper outer Drive 1ingree 2aIH
DUBOIS. 1852. 5 dn.. 3 up sacrifice. 500
On drive by then call o. 300
MANOR. BRICK : and 4 garage. coal heat
good condition S7,100 We $1,000
READ Times Want Ads for pfuht -Is'
them for results
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Money to Loan
On Real Estate

AT sf,- Insurance 60 FUNDS for GOD
mortgage loans land contract. boughv
"a HenkcI CO. Hammond Bids ca 1858.
CONSULT 'he enlarged Real Essts rst-
ings In the big SUNDAY T,mss want "a
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05

BUYERS WAITING. EAST SIDE sinsles.
hats, incomes. apart mens. No" n me
time 70 sell. FREE APPRAISAL. w
CARNEY. i0232 Chalmers. Pinrree f2o3.
CASH FOR your . or s-room single,
northwest section University l23li
Rt'Y WAR BONDS
CASH BUYERS $500 10 s. 600 for your
equity Criger o 1859
HAZEL PIX property Cash waiting John
Il. Jones Realty. 22so2 John u hO. 10"
Buy WAR BONDS
HOMES and 2-rsts, IN y " So. ION.
from owners Ralph = Toynton, lbaO'
Grand River. VIZ. 5-l23i.
HOUSE OK FLAT INSIDE WEsT GRAND
BOULEVARD BUYER WILL PAY
CASH FOR YOUR EQUITY CHARlES
" SIMON. 2es5 MICHIGAN. LAFA-
YETTE o700
LIST WEST SIDE PROPERTY WITH ~, -
WEST DETROIT REALTY. 1884 W FORT
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH Us
s O. HADLhN. INC. = Vono
NEED single east side substantial down
payment Hurry lvanhPe ooN
PARTY WITH ALL CASH WANTS,
UNIVERSITY 3-7700
A ou,ck sale for YOUR North End improved
real estate We are az near 20 you az your
phone A call will bring An experienced
cauable representative 70 hclp solVe your
req estate problems ms, , p2n iHs a796e
Hannah Real Estate Exchange, Inc, SOM
Anniversary. iss3-iei3.
2i-HOUR service. sale, trade. eas side
property Pettine 1886 Gratiot. Pr. $3.50
p a ETSLEY MILE AT WAsHBURN
Buy WAR BONDS
COLORED buyers voting Quick sales
cannon Bros, 1850 sherman tt'zroy
01fN
COLORFD- cash for your property clients
Wsring. Johnson. 6i2 + Vernon ca 1850.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list.
'rrs N ths biz sunday Times Want 40
Section.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Board and Room

1Kt'MBtfLL. 1897 Southern cooking com
Portable rooms. good transportation, $l2
CHerrN n43s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05


srm.. 2 bedrms. bath up ! hdrm, bath
On upper easily rented. Terms
VICTORY REAL ESTATE We '-sS'V
-BI;Y- " BONDS
pa RtIAiN-i-Foom lots; shower. barn
hot water heater. garage 500 down
balance 81 600. terms Inquire AiOs Cert
rude Dearborn Township
BUY FROM BUILDER
HILCREST. bqst- MOVE rs
New. large Colonial. bedrooms. bath o.
second floor living room dlnlns room
Kitchen laystofy on hrs' floor. An eN
ceueut nu> Tuxedo 2-373s
lCASGRAIN. liza. 9 rtp+--lnllIne-- At3keL
Ia neat 2-car gar l condition 81 OOl
On i3iO Vernon Ia 61Nl
EAST DETROIT $500 DoWN
5 rms bath 2nd q ready for extra rms
Lincoln A. Graitot. blks. hey "nl : Nj
- '' BUY WAR BONDS
Tr1SFT.- 5TZ7 BLOCK - Fort car A-roon
cottage. insuI brickrd 500 down, s2'
month
! FI.SEA REALTY \ INVESTMENT co
s2i7 W FORT vi. l.l4o
HARDING. between Warren. shoemaker
/ rooms modern. Holland furnace. two
tcar garage So 500, So, $50 down, halsnc
81 $50 home loan mortgage. Appointment
LTN 6-l022 evenings
HARPER s Mile sec - 2-bsdfoom home
/ wooded lots low taxes cry -tfanr p2f q
ton owner leaving for farm secfihc
! 50 800 cash For information inquir
209ll Harper. TT 2s92o.
j RUTHERFORD. l5357--At'rsc'lve brick
rooms 3 large bedrooms. Al condition
81 loo down
FLSEA REALTY a INVESTMENT co
62l7 w FORT VI l-lio
WILL. TAKE -YOLR- H0ME-IA- TRADE
ROUNTPEE 1920 Plymouth w 5-l5o
Rooms mr. II Mile H. acres g. 900
$500 down, acres $500 z. o 3lls
BJY WAR BONDS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Houses for Sale
west OF Wooduord)

CLEMENTS Is5, semi-hunealow & larse
rooms freplate. S67S. 81 175 down
Tuxedo i-Uti7
OHIO rooms brick: OIL vacuum steam
hest m 7-Mis ca 1900. IT, 2.6i7a
oHiO-s.Tr, stores. schools SIDE drive
sstaEey transportation. IN. l-l2S2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05

"GALI.-KL ENZ'- Recommended by users.
Liver, Can Bladder. stomach Gas Call
stones. Prevents operations. Iniormatnn,
Townsend 7-l7An
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05

Your Lathe Converted
Into a Hand Screw Machine
Let rs solve your production problems bS
changing your 10. ~ or it-inch lathe u
an efficient hand screw machine. Fol
information telephone
Production Service Co.
4246 JOY ROAD Tyler 7-223l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05

FAMOUS WANDA--Learn Your Futv
Consultations Daily. sci CisHmouS-.
, Init. .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Houses for Sale

BARGAIN So. 550--Moss 247, attractive
s-rm.. 2 bedrms. bath up ! harm bath
On upper easily rented Terms
VICTORY REAL ESTATE We, 1-sS'e
RI3Y WAR-B9NpS-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
War Work Wanted

FOR SALE II Ooo plastic draw pulls
chrome insert new black chrome Tyler
.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
Victory Garden Plots

y
EAST DFTROITA goseyllle Ten Mile era,
tot section. iarse lots. 1uuXl33 hiocK
west Grauot on Dodge nslf block norm
Ten Nile two blocks pubiiC schools ~
ceileut trsnsputia' ION S3si. So down so
mou'H't Pr. ATE oRhrr. 2anIs Packard.
Rpsry = 'gGs
EAST DETROIT
sHXl2o- $500 t2uNl-n-X3o0
READY TOE CULTIEATE-It E&S
owner DANIs-CAdiliHc j5l3
Sundays ana Ewes Lincoln OPS
VICTORY GARDENS $500 JP
81 Down So MONTH
come 20 $500 Ford RI sunday only.
Buy WAR RO$DS
VICTORY GARDESs-M MANY TO CHOOSE
pIrEB-HESSE 60 a. ofsh
l AND 2-ACRE PARCELS
Corner John p Is Nile roads Your oppor-
tunit, O. own one TOR only N4b down sec
or phone Truml'y al :. Main II RIOS 3
OAK ELmhurst f3bI.
COLORED--Vlctory Gardens. paved stree
SIx-Nue tCousn' Dawson. Si&5 only
S25 down. University 1895
CONSULT the enlarged Pea Estate list
Ings In The DIX sunday Times Want 80
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05
)RUGLEss RELIEF FOR
HEMORRHOlDS

Constipation gall bladder. ulcers. rheums-
item New bio-discovery FLORA comnats
intestinal poisoning and corrects underlying
cause of many disorders Liberal supply.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05

HAIR REMOVED FoREVER--s afs East.
inexpensive Lifetime Guarantee Doc
tors References. Fleetpolysis Clinic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05

CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list.
ings in the mig sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05

GYPSY CARD Reading Pslmistry by
Madam Marie. $40 Cary. Flnewood
y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05

AUTHENTIC AsTROLoGER suzanne
Warren, 1929 Grand River, % daily.
TFmple $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05

DIVINE HEALINGs - Improves Health.
Reverend Hazel Damrau. l7Al Ferry
Park. Trinity i-I2g2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05

n. n NATURAL HEALTH PRODUCTS
Si4 Griswold Bldg Cadillac $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05

pa RtIAfN-i-Foom iugs shower barn
hot water heater. garage $500 down,
balance 81 600. terms Inquire AiOs Cert
rude Dearborn Township
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-05

A RENOWNED RnADER-Minnie Nevels.
Daily by appointment only. Temple
i-GSS2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-04
Alexandra. Navy Officer
Wins DSM In Pacific

, The. Navy. yesterday awarded the
Distinguished Service Medal to 1t.
Comdr. James M. Robinson for "ex-
ceptionally rneritorious service" as
feet gunnery officer of the Asiatic
Fleet before and after December Z,
194l. The wife Of 1t. Comdr. Robin
son, Mrs. Allie G. Robinson, lives at
1O2 Commonwealth avenue, Alexan-
dria. ..... t.,...-
The citation said that under adj
verse conditions and with restricted
facilities, 1t. Comdr. Robinson, by
untiring effort and resourceful in
genuity persistently solved and over
came .difdcult gupnery problems in
the Philippine area and, in addition,
rendered timely advice and valuable
assistance to the operations of the
fleets and conveys and to- the. CO.
.operational activities Of the United
States Army Air Corps.
Likewise, during and Immediately
after the bombing Of the Navy Yard
at Cavite, he. by courageous initia-
tive employed at great personal risk.
aided greatly in reducing material
losses, alleviating the suffering OF
the wounded and expediting recov-
cry from the attack His exemplary
conduct was at all times in keeping
with the highest traditions OF the
United States naval service"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-04
Poll Tax Payments Climb
10 1900 in ARLINGTON

Arlington County Treasurer John
Locke Green reported yesterday that
more than $4,000 persons have paid
their poll taxes, 5000 more than
had paid at this time last year.
Mr.. Green pointed out that May
l Is the deadline for payment in
order to be eligible to vote n the
local elections in November.
For the first time, Arlington will
elect It's own State Senator and two
members OF the House of Delegates.
Other officials to be elected are
the clerk Of court, commissioner Of
revenue. commonwealth attorney,
sheriff. treasurer, County Court
judge and two members Of the
County Board.
County registrars, and registra-
ton places are.
Mrs. s. Muriel Dye, Arlington,
2s11 South 18th street; Mrs. Eliza
beth Summers, Ballston, 1904 East
Vernon street; Mrs. Sybil A. Wind
ridge, Carne, 4744 North Thirty
second street; Mrs. Clara B. Doe,
Cherrydale, 2019 North Pollard
street; Mrs. Clara l.. Nevin, Claren-
don. No. l, 7l2 North jackson street;
Mrs. Azile M. Haley, Clarendon,
No. 2, 1913 North Fillmore street;
Mrs. Ruth Marcy, East Falls
Church, 2250 North Lexington street:
Mrs. Helen v. Halter, Glencarlyn,
400 North Kensington street: Mrs.
Lillian E. johnson, Lyon Park, SIS
North Irving street: Mrs. Gertrude
Lynch, Rosslyn, 1713 North Wayne
street, and Mrs Monica c. Flaherty.
Virginia Highlands, 633 South Twen-
tieth street. r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-04
New Afraid Signals
In Brief

Here are the new AFRAID sig
mails, effective February II. For
your personal safety, remember
these signals and instructions.
l. The blue-a long, steady
blast on sirens. Enemy planes
heading this way. Blackout
home or place Of business.
Autos switch to low-beam head
lights. Motor and pedestrian
traf1ic continues. Civilian de-
Tense forces mobilize.
T., The red-a series Of short
blasts or rising and falling
sound Of sirens. Enemy planes
almost overhead. Autos pull
to curb, switch out lights. Pas
sengers leave public vehicles.
Motorists and pedestrians ind
shelter.
3. The blue-a long, steady
blast on sirens. Keep lights
blacked out. Traffic resumes
with lights on dim. This is
not the all clear. Enemy planes
may return and the red may
be sounded again. Civilian de-
tense forces stay on duty.
4. The all clear-Sirens will
not sound. Notification by radio
tuned to special frequencies, to
be announced, and at night, by
re-lighting Of street lights.
Remember: In q raid there
might not be time to sound the
blue ''blackout" signal before
the red "air-raid" signal but
the blue will follow every red.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-04

An engineer here who started rails
ing poultry on his farm near Aide,
Va, as war industry" sideline, had
a production record Of his own to
report today. It is q chicken egg
weighing 1885 grams, or about 5h
ounces, more than three times the
size of an average egg.
]. L. Gilman. jr., owner of the
hen that laid the egg, is an engineer
with the Briggs Clarafier Co., of 1899
Wisconsin avenue NV, who will
soon will 60 into the Navy as a lieu
tenant in the Ordnance Bureau.
Mr.. Gilman and his wife built
their place near Aide as their home,
but after the war began, decided
to start poultry farm as their con-
tribution to wartime food produce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-04
Bill Asks Montgomery
Election District Shift
b the Associated Press.

6y TIT A660Cl4Le0 Pfe6S.
ANNAPOLIS. Md. Feb. 4.-shift-
ing Of the boundaries Of three Mont
gomery County election districts
would be provided in one OF .five
county election bills introduced in
the State Senate yesterday by Sem
ator Thomas E. Hampton, Mont
gomery County Democrat.
The bill, which with its four COM
panion proposals was referred to the
Elections Committee, would annex a
portion of the 4th election district
to the 10th, a portion of the 4th to
the 9Th, and portion of the 10th
to the 9Th district.
Another Of Mr.. Hampton's meas
ures would provide for the elimina-
ton, in 1943 and succeeding years, of
clerks of elections for any precinct
or polling place In which voting
machines are used. Another would
reduce from 80 to Is days following
an election In which the voting ma
chimes used must remain locked and
sealed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-04
Dr.. Peter Lejins 10 Speak
On Juvenile DELINQUENCY

DR.. Peter Lejins Of the University
of Maryland will speak on problems
Of juvenile delinquency at . meet
ing Of the Prince Georges County
League Of Women Voters ct 8 pm.
Tuesday 1T the County Building In
Hyattsville.
Other speakers will include Mrs.
Miner Hostetler, president Of the
league and = member Of Gov.
OConorS Commission on Juvenile
Delinquency: Judge Walter Green
Of the Magistrate Court and Ber-
nard 6chloz, acting secretary Of the
Prince Georges County Board Of
Public Welfare.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-04
Foirfox County Police
Arrest 218 in Junuury
1y the Associated Press.

Fairfax County police made 2l8
arrests in January, Of which l0l
were for trafflc violations, and SO
for drunkenness. There were 240
arrests made by the department in
December.
Twenty-four auto accidents were
investigated, in which one person
was killed and 10 injured. Value Of
stolen property reported was listed
at 1862 and value of stolen property
recovered was placed at 1925.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-04

ton. Their hens have produced one
other egg that approached this one,
Mr.. Gilman said, but he doesn't
know whether it was the same hen
or not.
Since he doesn't trap-nest his
flock, Mr.. Gilman doesn't know for
sure how the hen is feeling that
laid the mammoth one, but none
Of the chickens has died and none
appears to be ailing.
The egg measured 7A inches in
circumference around the middle
and 8 inches In circumference longi-
tudinally. ~
The flock consists Of q strain Of
New Hampshires developed by Sam
Rice, former outflelder with the
Washington baseball team, who has
a poultry farm at Ashton, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-04
Bus Route Changes
Ia Montgomery Go
Into Effect Sunday
Tronsit Co. Takes Over
Service in RolIingwood,
.Kenwood and Edeemoor

Changes in bus routes in the Roll
ingwood, Kenwood and Edgenoor
areas in nearby Montgomery Coun-
ty, Md, will 60 into effect Sunday.
Capital Transit Co. oncials an
nounced today.
At the same time, 1t was revealed
that the transit company is taking
over the service In the three nearby
communities from r. NJ. Phelps,
who has operated . bus concession
there for the past two months.
Buses on the new Rollingwood
route viii use Connecticut avenue
instead Of Brookeville road Is at
present, turning Oh ct Leland street
and making = loop along Rolling
road. They will continue to use
Chevy Chase Circle Is their terminal.
The fare viii be 5 CENTS re-
duction from the present 1o-ceut
charge -a1d 4 book Il 100 tickets
may be purepased for IN
existing pgaeetce Of not 1r1mt1nn
transfery at chevy Chase Cfc1e Njl
u continue1 <sepital Tfsnat %. ~
0edals m
Is Kenwood and
E6e1noor VIII be consolidAted into
ne Tine operating from the street.
Sesrbt,s terminal at Wisaopst1 and
W11tGrn av011e8.
Buses Will travel over WiGnsiu
and Dofsef avenues to the gen-
wood County Club. From t1Here,
they win 20 TO Hairgleu, 1s1dlss
VILLAGE, Edgemoor, 0resn tetest
and Bradley Hills to RaAnor 1oad
Trips also win be made On. week
days only 70 Bradley Woods, Brad-
moor, Woodhaven, Bradley Hill
Grove, Bradley Ellis Country Club
and Seven Locks road.
There win be no change from the
present fare, which Is 10 cents for
the first zone and cents for the
second, third and fourth zones.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-04
". kerrick HuyeH Dies
In Hagersfown Hospital
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HAGERSTOWN, Md, Feb. wv.
Merrick Huyett, "a. former super
intendent of Washington County
Public Schools, died yesterday at the
Hagerstown Hospital.
Mr.. Huyett suffered a heart attack
at his home near Cavetown satur-
day.
A member of an old Washington
County family, Mr.. Huyett was a
school teacher before becoming head
Of the county's school system.
Two sisters survive. The funeral
will be tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-04

Alexandra Asks
Continuance Of
BIackout Hoods
Budwesky Fears
lnefficieney Under
New Army Rulings

Alexandra civilian defense CO.
ordinator Carl Budwesky an
nounced today that he had asked
Army officials for permission to con-
tinue enforcing the regulation re-
curing blackout hoods on emergency
vehicles moving in Alexandria dur
ing air raid tests.
Stating that "all we can do is To
try to make things work under the
new regulations, Mr.. Budwesky said
that he felt that the newly issued
Army orders will not result in as
efficient blackouts as under the old
regulations.
The co-ordinator said that he be-
lieved that the morale of the civilian
defense setup would be seriously
impaired If cars Travelled through
the streets while wardens and
auxiliary police were trying to en-
force ,blackout.
Equipment Purchased.
Equipment has already been pur-
chased for the $50 vehicles author
lied to travel during tests, and Mr..
Budwesky sid he Was no longer
concerned about emergency cars
coming in from other areas, since
the sounding Of the blue signal
would give them time to be out Of
the city before the actual test be-
gan.
Insofar as the new regulations
for backing out homes and places
Of business are concerned, Mr.. Bud
wesky said that he felt they
amounted to changing the blackout
to q dimout, but that he could do
nothing about requesting any ex-
ceptions since he had control only
over the civilian defense personnel.
He pointed out that 1t will be
almost impossible for wardens to
determine whether regulations con-
corning voltage and spacing Of lights
are being followed.
The regulation prohibiting the use
Of sirens for IRE and police equip
ment will a1fect Alexandria only in
regard to firehouses, engines and
ambulances since the police use no
sirens.
Bells Wait Installing.
The city already owns two bells
which will have to be installed on
two OF the warehouses;. and the others
will have to be borrowed from