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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
Times Carriers
To Assist Santa

The Detroit Times carriers have
lent their support 10 the Santa
for Servicemen drive.
AT the Times branch. al ALL
Hamilton, the carriers have a
penalty club. In turning over their
treasury of Sl0.40 10 the drive.
they said.
I'VE were bad for a good
cause"
The drive will send Yuletide
box to every wounded Serviceman
in nearby government hospitals as
well as enlisted personnel sta
toned in this area.
Many of them face a lonely
Christmas. miles from home. Won't
you help to make the holidays a
little more pleasant for them?
Send your contribution today 10
the Santa for Servicemen Fund.
The Detroit Times. 1870 CaSs, De-
troit, 81.
(Sss Story on Page s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
Other B-29s
In Assault on.
yapAifP|anf

WASHINGTON. Dec. 10 qNSl
China based B-29 Superfortresses
smashed al docks and engineering
works at Shanghai and Marking
on the China coast while hitting
the Omura aircraft plant on the
Jap island of Kyushu, the war
department reported today.
In a communique following by
several hours announcement that
Saipan-based B-29S yesterday had
inflicted serious damage" on the
enemy aircraft plant at Nagoya.
the war department made initial
disclosure Of the Shanghai and
Marking attacks.
II was the fifth strike al Omura.
The communique said that bomb
ing was accomplished through
heavy cloud cover and that re-
suits of the attack were unob-
served.
The medium force Of B-29S on
their daylight mission on the
China coast found clear weather
and reported good TO excellent re-
suits from visual bombing of the
targets.
BPS crews reported weak
enemy air opposition and meager
anti-aircraft fire at their Chinese
objective. They shot down five
Japanese planes, probably de-
stroyed three and damaged nine.
The communique did not re-
port whether any Of the Super
fortresses were missing from the
double mission.
Yesterdays mission the second
against Nagoya, resulted in large
fires and columns Of black smoke
rising 10 heights of 1000 feet m
the target area. the communique
said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
Won Rundstedt
Reported Hurt

NEW YORK, Dec. 10 uNS)--
The Stockholms-T idningen said
today that Field Marshal Karl
Gerd Won Runstedt had been
slightly wounded" The Swedish
paper said that Won Rundstedt
was reported dissatisfied" with
the German offensive in the west
because too large reserves have
been lost from the beginning"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
Roosevelt Returns
From Warm Springs

WASHINGTON. Dec. 10 GNS)
Roosevelt. invigorated
by three-week rest at Warm
Springs. Ga, that combined vaca-
tion with work, returned to the
White House today ready 10
shoulder the burden of steering
the nation through another year
OF war toward victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
Award Units
Face Seizure;
Increase Pay

Montgomery Ward faced gov
eminent seizure of its four strike
ridden stores in the Detroit area
today despite an order raising the
minimum wage of its lower paid
employees.
In Washington the War Labor
Board announced that since IL had
received no word from the firm
today il had ordered preparation
of papers looking forward to seiz-
ure. The company had until mid
night last night TO comply with
the boards edict.
The White House will determine
which Ward properties to seize If
the government decides on such
action.
Notice of an increase in the
minimum rate to 46 cents an hour
was given loyal employees on a
printed form as they entered the
four outlets through bolstered
picket lines this morning.
POSITION UNCHANGED
Within an hour, however, the
WLB announced that the wage i'm
crease had not changed" the
boards determination to refer the
company's defiance of its directive
TO the White House.
The WLB stated that the wage
increase was only part of its order
affecting the Detroit stores. The
firm was ordered to increase the
pay of employees earning more
than S35 week from 81 to $2.25
week. institute maintenance of
membership, dues checkoff and
arbitration of grievances and
recognize seniority in promotions.
TEXT OF ORDER
The board said also that the
Ward offer to make the Detroit
wage increases retroactive to
Sept. z. 1913 did not comply with
the directive which ordered them
retroactive TO Dec. z, 1912.
The printed form read:
'Tn September, 1943, Wards
offered to adopt a scale of mini
mum wage rates covering all
jobs in the store except depart
ment heads and executives. In
May, 1874, the War Labor
Board recommended similar
scale Of minimum rates which
Wards offered to accept and
Continued on Page ., Col. ID
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20

CHICAGO, Dec. 10 GNS)-
Much to the surprise Of both. Mr..
md Mrs. James Snodgrass Of
Forest Park were the parents to-
lay of 2-pound boy.
The child was born to Mrs.
inodgrass shortly after she had
elephoned her husband TO COM
lain she was suffering from a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
SAYS Nazis Held Spain

LONDON. Dec. 10 (UP)-Lord
Templewood. the former Sir Sam
uel Hoare, said today in his first
speech since his retirement as
British ambassador To Madrid
that Spain was morally occu-
pied" by the Germans for most
of the last five years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
e-POund Baby Is Born
To Amazed Parents

backache. He called a physician,
DR.. w. b. Knox, but when the
doctor arrived he found Mrs.
Snodgrass, not with a backache,
but with a, baby which had APP
peared on the scene five minutes
previously.
I'VE had no idea we were
about To be parents again." said
the fluStered Snodgrass.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
AMERICAN BOMBERS RAID SILESIA

ROME, Dec 10 CNS)-American LiberatOr and For
tress bOmbers pounded Bechammer and oil centers in
Sesa for the fourth successive day today Other heavy
craft battered Vienna and Vach the Italian border
while Thunderbolts of the tactical air force struck at
Bologna and PiacenZa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
New Deal Foe LOafS.
Wife Gets Divorce

Because her husband refused to
work while President Roosevelt is
in office. Mrs. Catherine Ingras-
STA. 1858 Twenty-fourth, had a
divorce today.
She testified before Circuit
Judge Brennan that her husband.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
Mrs. Chaplin S Ma Cited

NEW YORK, Dee. 10 TIP
Mrs. Agnes Boulton O'Neill
mother of Mrs. Charlie Chaplin
has been named correspondent ir
a divorce suit against Mac Kauf
man, screen writer, it was re.
vealed today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
No Week Night Dates
For Teen Singing Star

HOLLYWOOD. Dec. 19 CUP)-
A l5-year-old girl should confine
ser dates 10 football games and
heaters and should 20 out only
On weekend nights.
This is the teen-age opinion of
lane Powell. singing star in
Charles r. Rogers Delightfully."-
Dangerous
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
THE WAR FRONTS

FRANCE-Allies check big Nazi offensive. page L.
JAPANSuperforts blast Jap city omura and Shanghai
and Marking in occupied China. page IL
PACFIC-Aeal blasting Luzon in its sixth day. ttery
Japs expect Yank landing there. page B.
RUSSIA-Sove forces reach Czecho- along 70mle
front in Hungary. page SD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
Munitions Head
Quits i'm Japan

LONDON, Dec. 10 CUP)-The
Moscow radio reported today that
japanese Minister of Munitions
Fujiwsra had resigned from the
cabinet OF Premier Koiso because
OF his health and had been sue
ceeded by Shigeru Yoshida, tor
mer minister OF health.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
PILOT DIES AS PLANE WRECKS FREIGHT

AMARILLO, Tex. Dec. 10 (INS)-The pilot of
medium army bomber killed, enlisted was
injured and third er escaped injury today when the
plane oyershot Amarillo air base landing field crashed
onto the nearby Santa Fe railroad tracks, wrecling
freight train
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20

Joseph. told her he was waiting
for a change in administration
before he would 90 10 work.
"Wen," said Judge Brennan.
at looks as though he'll b
unemployed for a long. long
time. Divorce granted -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
Pope's Mass on Radio

LONDON. Dec. 10 QNS)-The
Vatican radio said today that
Pope Plus XII will celebrate
Christmas mass in St. Peters
Cathedral in response TO public
request. The masses will be
broadcast
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20

BRUSSELS, Dec. 10 CAPITALIZED military authori-
ties announced today that for of military security
all travel to and from Belgium would be limited strictly to
business vitality affecting the effort the economic
reconstruction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20

LONDON Dec. 10 (UP)-Prime Minister Churchill
and his colleagues reeated tonight before Labor demands
for immediate consideration of the Greek crisis and agreed
to debate it in Commons tomorrow, when Churchill is
expected to speak.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
Retired j. 5. General
Found Dead in Home

MIAMI. Dec. 10 GNS)-Brig.
Gen. Berkeley EnochS. 90, retired,
of Carmel, ~ Y was found dead
in the gas filled bedroom of his
winter home at Miami Beach.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
Alb Gas Stamps
To Expire Thursday

WASHINGTON, Dec. % CUP)
The OPA today reminded mo-
florists that Alb" gasoline ration
coupons will expire Thursday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
Headquarters Silent on News

Headquarters chung to its backout of news on the
raging battle the First Army front The sole comment
by official spokesman that German activity con-
tnues with the Nazi forces making advances within
the American lines. -
(The British radio quoted report from the First
Army front saying the Americans had sealed one Ger
man breakthrough in the north, that German saents
farther south being held and ground had been
reganed.)
Fierce Aerial Action Hurts Nazis
The Naz armor, transports rail cars were smashed
fierce aerial action throughout Yesterday Headquarters
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
Warn Paris Of Bombs

PARIS, Dec. 10 QNS)-The
population of Paris was warned
officially today TO take precau-
tons against "butterflY bombs"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
.3|!!l[3LS1$
BIG u. s. OLER LOST IN PACIFIC
Timss Photo

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10 (UP)-The e, 000-ton naval
auxiliary oer Mssissnewa sunk recently in the
trail Pacific by enemy action but nearly 80 per cent of the
saved, the navy announced today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
Go0dfe|IOWs
Sell for Santa

Hurry, harry ret your Good
fellow paper right here"

The voices might have been a
bit rusty and out Of practice. but
the old enthusiasm was still there
rs 300 Old Newsboys today sold
their 3lst annual edition on down.
town street corners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20

said. .
Airmen of the u. S. Ninth Air
Force were credited with destroy
ing or damaging 112 arrnored
vehicles, destroying go motor
transports and 140 railroad cars.
A front dispatch said that
planes of the German air force
were active throughout the night
over the American Ninth Army
front, bombing and strafing both
forward and rear areas.
NAILS UNCHECKED
The force with which the Ger
mans struck was indicated in an
nouncement that some of the Nazi
armor had been smashed west of
Stabelot, in Belgium, more than
20 miles from where the NaZi
assault forces jumped off at the
start of the counterattack.
But the Germans were being
made to pay heavily for their
daring counterthrust, and the
Nazi losses in tanks and other
armored vehicles was being COM
pared with the staggering blow
dealt the German mechanical
units in the Argentan-Fa laise
battle. at the end of which the
Americans streaked across the
whole breadth of France.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20

Allied Filters
Check axis

PARIS, ee=1a= fINS3-Aided by sweeping
Allied air attacks that cut deeply into German
armored strength, the United States First Army
today stabilized and reinforced its lines against the
great Nazi offensive on 60-mile front from Mons
chau to the SOUTH
Lee Carson ms correspondent with the First Army.
flashed word that the American lines had been strengthened
and reformed after initial break hroughs had carried Ger
man assault forces under Field Marshal Kard Gerd
Rundstedt 20 miles inside Belgium.
Headquarters of Gen. Dwight d. Eisenhower, mean
while disclosed that ncessant attacks by Allied planes
already have cost Won Rundstedt than 500 German
tanks half tracks motor transports and railway either
destroyed or damaged
prime Minister Churchill told the House of Com
mons that great battle raging the Western
'FRONT.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
ADVANCE ELSEWHERE

While the enemy continued to
cut loose furiously along the Bel
gian-German border to slice into
American positions. Yank armies
north and south along the West
ern Front grabbed off more terri
tory from the Germans,
A spokesman reported "desper-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
THE WEATHER
HOURLY TEMPERATUREs

The sun viii set al sos .. m today and
rise tomorrow AZ SIS q. m.
The moon will set at 1880 p m. today
ana rise tomorrow At 50 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
BUYERS GENEROUS

Headed by a band. composed
Of members of the Detroit Fedora
lion of Musicians, the parade
moved to the Free Press and
Times buildings, where each news
paper was serenaded for the part
i played in the campaign.
At 11:30 a. m the Old News
boys took their stands on their
Continued on Page Four
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
RISEN FROM RANKS

Still poignantly aware of their
own lean days as carriers, the
Old Newsboys braved one of the
coolest days OF the season 10 APP
peal 10 Detroiters 10 support the
campaign.
Represented on corners was
nearly every business and profess
sion. On one corner was a banker.
Across from him were a doctor
and a lawyer, themselves risen
>from the ranks Of paper boys. all
united today for the annual drive
DO make life a little easier for
the current generation Of car
TierS.
The annual drive. proceeds OF
for the purchase of Christmas
gifts for the needy children of
Detroit, opened at 1870 a. m.
today with a parade from the
Detroit News Building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
INTERVIEW ON RADIO

While there, four of then
were interviewed by Bob Murphy
Times sports editor. The inter
view was broadcast over Station
CKLW from 2 to 2:30 p. m.
During their stay in the city
the boys will stay at a downtown
hotel, and part of their entertain.
ment will be an evening at a ma
tionally known night club.
The wounded veterans of battle
hope that their donation also will
inspire Detroit civilians to back
up the men at the front" by Civ
ing their blood.
The desire of the 40 soldiers Ia
give blood had been thwarted be-
cause Percy Jones Hospital and
Battle Creek have no blood bank
and army regulations forbid use
of military vehicles for other than
military purposes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20
II Vets
Repay
Blood

Hobbling on crutches and swing.
ing empty coat sleeves, al
wounded servicemen from Percy
Jones Hospital. Battle Creek, ar
rived in Detroit today TO repay
blood they say they borrowed
while wounded on the battlefield
Reaching Detroit in specia
bus provided by the Times. the
sentiments of the veterans were
summed up by one who said seri'
ously:
They lent us blood on the
battlefield to save our lives.
Now we've got to repay the
blood bank"
First stop for the men was the
Red Cross blood bank at $50 w
Fort where all Of them donated
blood in less than an hour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-20

CONTINUED on Page Four)
Evening star., 1944-03-19
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southsoet

13a4 l3a.4l PENNsYLyANIA AVE. s.E.-LaiH
isn ss ssssh s4 sl.Ts. Hr Ts asSs. 1881 room twin
sa: a,Ssis iaIR $685. oSos 'r'n''' He'
ysans Couple. Al. r Gsse55An'i' sse5. mouse with
12a 18th ST. Is.E.-Larse front Ink. room.
l,%ised w04s'dx phons as% Clean quiet; drinking;
ANAc9sTEiA. an. SiEl vs:E;-one front bedroom.
isIs asth ST, s.E-sinsls room. near
aa n enfa ap apoaDe cG5g tsanso poon for
or 2 girls. s25 double. $50 single; no
ether roomers. AT. so73 after noon on
nlssly 5arnshsd next Dsts aS o9if oil heas: a@i
sss sr rIsTfD'fs1slon sT IR aess .
week; c.h.w.; on carliIe; Convenient Gov.
iihaehl lIsf BRANCH 'lss5 AVE. s.E.-s.wly fur.
sSs h n.. Sc t. ss susn.s tsn ssn.; Ssgs;
sf1:R cakSrs4EEH slsls ssHlE j. II SO sloent.man
ss%s @ Sass Fl 5.?@ ave- Rsa' IL f''h fjosp private
oId child: very reasonable rent ID in S-ss;- ex-
pos VIRGINIA AVE. s.W., near Govt.
bldgs.-,7Single and double rooms, running
water; light housekeeping in one. Di. 1547.
CAPIIOL HILL, 12l 4th st. s.e-Singls
room, semlprivate bath: convenient trans
portation: employed lady 10.
500 EYE ST. S.E.-Sinsle room with run
ming water near Navy Yard; gentleman
preferred. Ii. 5575
1918 EAST CAP. ST-Double front room,
nicely furn.; on car line. FIR. 3O07
pa EYE ST. S.E.-2 large sleeping rooms,
buildings. ~ '
1913 POTOMAC AVE. s.E.-Front room,
twin beds, plenty hot water, shower. no
rI 6rlnking. Call ewes, TR. 1878.
hiLLCREST, 1926 Austin St. s,e.-Attrac-
I'VE front room, next bath, shower; unlim
pn0ne; modern private home FIR O6T0
Evening star., 1944-03-19
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures,

ton ,rm., pvt. bath and shower, pvt entr.:
"a blk bus stop; unIim. phone: z boys or
5es7 End fE1n sT ls% S.WNewAiy wi 52n4 farh single
room. 2-way exposure; ! s min. downtown;
.n,n .2oa phonS sf Sw Ri siosk s214 from
front, double room, 2 closets. 4 windows,
HneFlipriss nlG Mass NJ .mvattreSssS 5 6 Front un.
weli-kept house, nice section; walk. dist
1877 ~ ST. NWNicseiEy En- farnshed front
basement rooms. single or double; $4 SO
1871 l. sT. NV. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
redecorated twin-bed rooms, 81 and SIS
G;as. Isos n H, AYE, NV, near Dupont
aso7 NoRraAMPfoS R a1 m g sf R' neaT mGn'9!S Conn
young SnTe I99m oHa With PFeaktSS5 W
DOWNTOWN. near satler Hotel-Room.
near path with shower; gentlemen.
1884 COLUMBIA RID. N.w.-Men; Sb.5u
EK; sgle rms thermostst-co controlled gas
NEAR sHoREHAM, 1045 caivert % IS St. nv" NV.
Hn Hp BEDS ssnte a9 5qom c6 59r 7dh girls
li3o GiRARD pt1f ST. NV NV G3 near 'ip4Gtih-Twip-
ped rm., 2 windows, large closet, attrac
iIR a PGRRY PfT: z fl.h PL AR 'fta bearm
next to bath: quiet private home 81 a
Td ST Faesp TR S5o Rooms
week; also b,Se sleeping room, s5 wk near
1879 LAMONT sT. N.w-Attraetive dou-
pie room with sleeping porch, $40: also
triple $50; entertaining privilege
il&3Ilnt l3lt conn AVE.-Large triple, well
maid service Small rm, 81 so wk'
Double front room. for ] or 2 refined
Block fLSa "oI's from 'wIHIITfE notsr-singIcs
and doubles. Call EX. 4453, or apply at
coNN, AyT. AND NJ ST N.w.-Large
T9om; nHnn. %qd oi fooE for gentleman unlimited
service Hllc; on express bus to Navy ' and
MYnsiGn; ~, ! %, Bides; Cal Wo. sG61
bearoom, private bath and shower; in new
detaChed home. quiet, restricted neighbor-
hood ! block from bus. uni. phone laun-
5oI DEcATr"R 81. sT', NWPDoube STr @ room oS' for
atTia CAL Taylor 3555
room, private bath, with another Georgia
ROOM GIVEN il return for part care of
SCOTT CIRCLE. 531 o st.-Beaut, furn.
dhls., sglS, baths. automat heat and
Ta5s WffRs sT dst 10
. -, single @ and double. double. RA 1919 after. =
n3os o RI Rnopr 6fI sHnasS isInSp AVE Nw-sinnasle
and double rooms day or weekly rates;
only, ME- Q529
1898 MADISON ST. N.W.-Large. pleas
a., agt room girl preferred; S@3 Month.
?I35 + ST. Nw.-Large front studio
room; elevator service, ~Iu-SI5 wk Small
,'5.,s ,''555.,ss MONROE 81 ~ N.W.&Larse at,rae-
tive tirsl-h front room for / or . Conv
transp reasonable. AID S9I1.
sos 2nd ST. N.W.-Two attractively furn.
inrlc room; Girls, sempyt. bash. Tele-
phone GE Ol3j.
10: DECATUR ST. N,W-Nicely turn
dblc. rri., convenient 10 l4th ST. car and
ldth 81. bus, SemlpVt bath. reasonable
1900 18th ST. N.W;-Beautiul large rm
10 share with another girl Very nicely
lurn. unlimited phone; blk. from trans
portation. DU. $3.50
1853 EUCLID ST. NV, corner 14th-
First floor. ? large communicating. at
tractively furnished bedrooms with run
nlny water in bedroom, next bath, ch.w.;
PACK .P9Ich; ideal for 3 or persons.
Evening star., 1944-03-19
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Maryland and virsjnio.

LOWER front room, adjoining bath. twin
rs eeqs' a,SS e0oi In summer; private family.
SILVER sPRING-Nicely furn, comfort.
@ st n pf1Vsts srs nome mn obsa sur
SER feaf WIFE Sn Would ftSi8 ike to .nar.
RMpi RSms GVEn Gitn sr; os oh3ms privleses, GL l412
room IN private home, conv. Transportation
Aaffm6gy-Navy Amy @ sG and downtown. Phone GL.
ARLINGTON-Two persons desired; good
6i oIs seryice; call after 1890 pm. Sunday.
akLiNar;oN. al Saa1; v..-1arre from. room, u..-
Sath double or snsis; eS Close s00'' to fsat BUS.
IS y: DEL RAY AVE- douOl. room.
Venetian blinds: two girls or couple; on
bus line; l0c fare to D. C. Phone Alexsn-
@ois SOMERSET ST. Green Meadows.
Md:-Laree front bedroom, . girls single
SILVER d2I sPhc week nS snSh by wA SA ss'f so Dis,
icemaRs wife breskiass and a pYf snnday "a din din
s leIo " So. a,'rff fRoY 81 sr oooa arlinstonsh.r.
7asrse ea G5ds 1890 room for
gentlemen, semiprivate bath, shower; l.
6lk. m & buS; new private home. 4109 21st
ARL., yA.-conv. transp.: twin-bed rm..
bath eai With With shower 2 men only, privileges.
sms s'udo orMbfs; room fof ane ArnsiGn srl in new
home. convenient to Arlington Hall. ex-
TakoMH fss9t 9us psRk isRYse 81 9sR room and
ARLiSoToN, 5a6 s S@f @@rd ''t st-Reom fs nof5 for
and Or AFport 4dSnBs OH b, S2th 8a nsaf PsnssOn
Rsfhsf RSf 6ome' sTfellens meals; COW. tTans;
ARLINGTON. sGie North Pershing drive
bus lines, 1oc fare $50 for two. CHI
TERRACE ROOM, . windows. pvt. ent.
PLEASANT corner room. detached home;
Gonyenient Pentason, Navy Annex and
4 aRIINGTos, 30 sS1S 1888 No. Daniel con.
Meeting sleeping rooms, share bath, very
clean. private entrance; in private family.
STUDIO ROOM, knotty pine, fireplace, pri-
vate shower and entrance: on bus line.
BETHEsDA-Partly furn. 2nd-noor front.
] block to bus 5000 per month. Z. o.
Likens, > Wilson lane
hTr5 hhRLING1oN-LaEee TO- roOm for twe girls.
CH. 1900 Ext. 222
NICE BASEMENT RM-with wood floor.
Private bath; for settled woman: in ex-
change for small evning work. WI. 1890.
TWO SINGLE ROOMS in private home.
pleasant SURROUNDINGS, .conv. 10 Pentagon
and Munitions Bldg Alex 1855
ARLINGTON, 400 South Cleveland St
Private room, new home lovely yard and
garden mother and 3-year-old child will
share with /, $50. =, $40 small extra
charge for kitchen and basement PRIVILEGES.
TAKOMA PIX. MD.-single room. PVT.
home, adj shower-bath uni. phone. s.
way exposure; "a blocks express bus. SH.
9346 nights: DI. 0535-x47I days; $50.
49,
I 600 W. BROAD ST, Falls Church, Va
Lsrae front room suitable for employed
couple or sirs. Telephone F. c. 2SS2.
nicely furn rooms avail
able in naval ofhcers home: conv to
transp. and shopping. Ofncers preferred.
Glebs 5S13.