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APARTMENTS UkFURNIsHEp,

1923 BARKER ST. Sc, off Alabama ave
New apt, bedroom. living room kitchen,
dinette dnn He and bath heat, electric gas;
fda aSD SS' Il BOOM aSaa APIS for rent in rakoma
PARK can ST. 3947 evenings " '''
bath, gas heat c.h.w., utu.. refgr.; for .
empl. Christians, couple or settled ladies'
sss aS soTTHERN AVE. s.E.-s clean rooms.
apt. pvt. bath ent,, h.w.h. gas. elec.
no refrg,; large yard conv. loc, HI.
saS 9Th ST. s.w. t3rd-h apt.l-2 large
TAKOMA PARK. near sanitarium-l rm.,
ktchenette apartment, End floor: utilities
furnished; $3.50 per month. Phone
TAKOMA PARK-Bedroom, liv. rm.. kitch-
refrigerator; gentiles; S4S. GE 624o.
ri 18th ST: MI room' kitchen and
bath, S3',. MA. 1865
LIy. ROOM. bedroom. dinette. kitchen and
bath, available May l. S5s month. Apply
2"ll 3Oth ST. Sc. rooms, kitchen.
semiprivate bath. Utilities furnished. Ii.
;s523 lith ST. N.w.-3 rooms, kitchen.
PVT. bath: adults; only $40. North 1920.
employees or defense workersjNs rooms,
kitchen. dinette. bath, porch SOL.
EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ, Inc.
lOl4 Vermont Ave. NV. DI 6210.
4312 HALEY TERRACE SE.-S57 so
Use AS bus from Pa. and 10th NV,
stop at Danbury ST; nearly new; Apt. A.
Key a, next door or, rms kitchen. dinette,
locker and ianitor furnished.
SAM ROSEY AID o10n
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.
ACCORDION and saxophone wanted. State
price. Box 3S-D. Star.
ADDING MACHS., calc, typewr. all kinds

ACCORDION and saxopnone wanted. State
pTiSei nE1N Bog ( 3s,D; Sd Star . - ,..
ADDING MAcHs., ca1c', f~f typeWr., eR: ali ali kinds
ss ssd eevp sa5 eGRa 4Ss5 Sp DEfe BIZ s Big
ANTIQUE JEWELRY. silver, diamonds,
dental gold, old watches: need for repair
ing We pay cash. schiiler's' E at 9th NV.
BABY CRIB, must be z size to go through
@@ ao9r @@ 2as. in; CHI. 1000. Ext. 51s.
moving carefully: storage. IA. 29i7. 49,
BEDROOM SUITES, office furniture, dining
glassware and rugs. Dupont O5l3. j.
BICYCLE wanted mans. Wo, 6263.
esih ASsds 0's srenne4 Gan E s0fS ssps ssDDs
CLoTHING@Hignestp prices paid Tor or men ems 5
Sisd slss9lns opsa eass Wiz Vii as 5sh st
CLOTHING-Better prices paid Tor mems
Tsed US sssa elSthipg n HaIrys, l1$s 9TH st. NV
ELEcTRic W fAS. kitshen Ms exhaust hsii; or port
ELEcTRIC ORGAN wanted to rent for use
p Jnne ADAMS Snd to 5ss4 Az District 7as after
ELECTRIC REFRIGERAToR. not over 10
Gf ff AG 4qe Ex Tn 1l5
FisHiSG wAbERs, Ai5 i rib lens length, for salmon
Waterproof condition. Address B Box 'IS6 I5o-D, 5,
Star
FURNITURE and household. effects of the
better kind wanted at once. Will buy odd
Plesse S,Glp GaI at once. Mr.. Grady, Ma 1920
h1ISehG5d nfnss ,bic goGds also piano Call eve
FURNITURE-Bed edroom, living room, misc
bopsehold goods ni,bndf china
mc re- 99d4 HseSss eSss eSfR Me- Pifss 58f9 G3
FuRN, in good. clean condition: stoves
iceboxes highest cash prices paid l. C
| Furniture Co, 1853 st. ne TR 1892
FURNITURE-Rugs electric refg., washing
machine. household goods, etc; absolutely
h1 hShei ts cash Prees For best results .a
FURNITURE, br,c-a-prac, china, glassware
rugs. silyerware,, paintings: highest cash
sn fa okGSS Gsy0s any saas
must mus be good condition; will pay cash
binoculars and mems clothing HIGHEST
PRICES PAID; Also choice diamonds fol
Lawn MOVER, power, good. et used Dc, or new new
VIII pay satisfactory price for a good one
Esl EM d6fE hepEpert' MA. 1900, daytime; ewes.
PIANO. need a spinet. a small apart.
m.nt psahs upright pr OF Or grand: will pay cash
PIANO-Will pay cash for spinet. .
small @ a apartment upright or grand. Phon,
PIANoGi am looking for a good sranet 81
or s5aPd ,iPer piaR9 G.}, rWlil Psy high price
PIANo-We are looking for spinet. apt
pprght or grand piano. Will pay thu
PIANo-,-High prices paid for spinet. granc
or small uprights. II interested in sellins
call IA. S221.
PIANO-Highest prices paid for spinet
grand or apartment uprights. Cali MA
PIANOS, any kind. any make. any condi-
ton, but less than SO inches tall please
measure before calling DE 00l3.
PRESSURE COOKER wanted, in good con
dition. OIL. 225S.
PRINTING PRESS, also linotype and Oma.
ha folder, press size approxima tely 20 b,
AZ. Box sec, Star,
RADIOS. any make, table models only
We pay highest price. Phone US anc
we will call. Metropolitan Radio Co, 51I
REFRIGERATOR. electric, good condition
| spot cash. LU 6425
RUSSIAN TYPEWRITER, any make; .yrit'
ESH aR .ss sta scooter waited
Call Wisconsin 92os after 8 pm.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. tastefully fur
nished Groom house. Kelvinator re-
frigerator. De luxe electric stove. 500 per
IN THE BEAUTIFULLY WOODED section
of Bethesda. close to schools and stores;
on an acre of ground: is a large COM
Portable home with 4 bedrooms > baths
and sleeping porch on the second floor,
place for orr cool, comfortable living while in
WASHINGTON; $3.50. WI. 1854. E. NJ.
ZOO EMERSON RD., West Lanham Hills.
Furn. modern home, S15 mo. Immedi-
ate possession. W. Ernest Ofutt. 1924
K st NV. RE. 316l. NO. 222l.
COUPLE WANTED to share home, all IA
cjlities; wife unemployed; no children; S25
mo Call WA. 1440.
LARGE bedroom, bath living room, dining
room, kitchen. to young employed couple
Navy preferred; Northwest section. Call
Ordway 1923 after 3 p.m.
RELATIVELY NEW HOUSE, nicely fur
nished, to a couple without children. I'm
mediately available. Silver Spring area.
S1l5. WI. 1854. E. M Fry, Inc
FACING PARK Mt. Pleasant section
Furnished house, arranged for . families;
available, Sl20 the other, S75. May l..
After $40, CO. 3572.
10 CLAIMING ST. NE.
9 rms. and bath > finished inclosed
porches, brick garage; gas heat; adults
only; S125 mo.
A. D. ToRRE REALTY CO..
1925 N. Capitol st. Ho. 1900.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

GOVERNMENT GIRL and soldier husband
want Groom kit. and bath apt. or less
by April 22. Prefer in northwest building.
LADY. old Washington resident. references.
desires attractive apartment. Georgetown.
b space es
2. ROOMS. .kitchenette and bath. COM
SS,ldlns i a y smpioyed Couple" Couple BY 'si. Nay. I.
ssRvIcERAS sf 1ei s'As stationed Arlington. EN-
shower, twin beds; excellent care. Box
sKITisf 'A COLONEL wants turn. o apart e t
month: probably for year. Box 1870.
seek anfarn
a@sek @ trasse: s St up to SIS. DE. 5osf. sfe''0n'
oNG men desrss er Wns
suitcase, prefer NV. section. Miss Green,
"a ar1,f IifSS' sN est gi3e an,s, ana !, 2os
two-bedroom apartment or small house:
coed transportation: possession optional;
500 to s75, Atlantic 4046.
kit, bath in NV: preferably apt. bldg.
GOVT: GIRL and mother tgentiles) de-
bath; Vicinity Of i4th, 18th. Conn. IN NV. or Of;
9th. Minn. Sc; May LIS. Box 152-D.
star.
PARTICULARLY refined family. rather
permanently located here, wishes -2-bed-
room unfurn. apt. for 1st part of May:
within walking distance of. in the neigh
borhood Of or with good transp. to 10th
and Harvard SITS. NV. Call weekdays, 10
am; to p.m., co. 37S1, ask for Mr..
Aveleyra
ARMY OFFICER CIT. COLI and wife want
to rent attractive furnished apartment of
any size. preferably in NV. section for
short or long period; no children, no pets:
accustomed to care of own possessions, will
guarantee proper treatment of furnishings;
financial and social references furnished.
Box 143-D, Star. 90"
NAVAL OFFICER and wife desire or 3
room apt, furn. or unfurn., near trans.
lines to Tenley Circle. Mrs. Lord, OR.
O096.
WANTED by couple for duration, COM
pletely furnished house or apartment, two
bedrooms convenient Transportation to
Navy Dept, Box 157-D. Star 20'
DOCTOR AND WIFE need 4 or 5 rooms,
furnished apartment or house in the
vicinity of Walter Reed. RA $685. after
UNFURN. APARTMENT. / or . rooms
kitchenette and bath apt, wanted by per-
manent Government executive, in NV. sec
ton or nearby Virginia; near transporta-
ton. Reason for wanting apartment:
Present home being sold. Box 149-C, Star.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDION, s0-bass, very good condition,
has; s4S9
Private lessons. Cali Republic 82l2, Kits,
l3S9 aS9,S5 g ST. .Nm .midsie snoa q blessl; -.
Underwood sunstrand. N portable. GsiflhMr, cafl Mr
S69IINtG. &. Maehs., Ma2aseShis cALcuLAroRs-Bur-
ciSsIs; ILL IAN s.. NV, M p1. 7s72: ie"''
fSfloo PEhIhzIf s f. yst0fS g. S s e.
100 lbs. S3, SO. delivered. Complete gar
an SIaRM Rs9Os eLocks stR5sS hsShnEsT nT
incl. electric; also expert watch and jeweiry
repairing; 5-day service; work guaranteed
! year; Regents ssSa JewelTy Co, 1882 Attn
AMPLIFYING and recording systemsEEn-
sagements for amplifying. and recording
Repairs and service, ali types Oas nter com eaI
*; EXriSKs SSS5 csI seto5f Or evenings.
aNT1o,t sit9Te s1s SHtsr 5ts St nv nv o,rror ,.
sa5 Carved mahogany chneSe hfeSgS armebaiT MsibnTT'
s25 curio cabinet. $40; stepladder, ak
Pi,sstofk R.Rx GsnsI.nRg ssnping jsTs; eh G6s$
BAB hi Re" fh sfisF prs1af e@ Re Ila
steel frame E1od eonGitiOn gaterpreoi
Gsli Ho. o@e7. 67D s'V' 0S'h'ne''e' %
BEDS, bunk, with metal springs anG mat.
tresses; 5000, complete. A real buy
Atlas 921 @ st. NV. DI. 3737.
BEDS, Hollywood style, nice looking ant
very comfortable: S29. Also many good
buys in studio couches, coil springs, mat
tressess etc. Howard s. Held, 5S32 Ga
ave. RA. 9010. Open evenings.
BEDS, Rollaway, with layer felt mat.
tresses; HOLLYWOOD beds and brand -nev
AtIas sa1 c9 s pfieeS' DIT meaiate aea delivery
BEDROOM SUITE, chests, davenport suite
studio couch, Hollywood bed, rugs We dc
moving. Edelman, 1903 Georgia ave. 49,
BEDROOM SET, practically new: twin
beds, inner-spring mattresses, or separate
also odd pieces IA. 9i9S.
BEDROOM SUITE; radio, Philco FOO
model. 1920 4th ST. ne. 1g'
BEDROOM SET, 3-piece walnut, excellent
condition: Crosley table radio. AT. 1928
BEDROOM SET, modern, prewar; simmon
sBoos saefse saa ssuEsss' sSo r. sos7
Evening star., 1944-04-18

WANTED-Furnished room, single, on or
near Cabin John carline Phone C. P.
Mayr. DI 200, Ext. 25SS.
GENTLEMAN, total abstainer, seeks large
room with ample ventilation: private. quiet
home; detached house or kitchenette apart
ment; central location. Box 156-D, Star.
l9%
REFINED young lady. single room In
modern private home; breakfast desired
Northwest section. Box 155-D. Star. i9'
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tco,,. g.,

SEWING MACHINEs-we GUY ali types:
repair: hemstitching. buttons covered.
siTraatng STaongiER9 9ln nrf St Re RE 1900 Re 2all
TRICYCLE.. suitable for a 4-year-old child;
TRIPOD, stenotype. j. H. Tayior. Adams Adam;
TYPEWRiTER. late model. Royal or noise
less. Less, also late debating equipment. Me
TYPEwRITERs bought tmach. repaired,
al ag makes, , Est II yrs Once Mach Corp,
VASES; pair l5-s4 in. high; also oil por-
WASHING MACHINE. in good condition
oi 5Lcn aa3s 3esoeo os Army man and family
WAsHISG VA MACHINE. will pay cash; badly
afSaed HEa LAfR Gs MoDffsTySewrte H6fff 9o2s5 Row.
desk. settee. Me ooo3. ''''' "'eS
RI REGhRDaEss Siass LES ~, Of what you have to sell
at once. Please call Mr.. Williams, MA $500
SILVER, PLATING. TEETH. DiscARpEr
aEMEaKS 4 KAES me. Ne PAY 81 G4sH YEAks AT os5
Silver; watches. diamonds and and old dis.
earded sRf asTs1ry; ysrIpsI fqll cash value paid
CASH Sdmoos To5 dtnNss DIAMoNDs s AND AND oLp GOLD
Ernest Burk. Inc. 614 18th NV. DT. s77a
APPLIANCES.
Your idle electrical appliances are ur.
gently needed. Look in the attic, tn,
cellar, the closets for toasters heaters
fans, irons. etc. Sell them today to youl
neighborhood dealer. He will pay YOU ir
CASH OR WAR STAMPS.
It is neighborly to be helpful. wACs
WAVES. brides and housewives are with
out many of these important conven
fences. Sell yours today so others MAY
81 electric appliance stores are CO.
operating to. make this helpful effort g
success. Call Metropolitan 223O for the
name OF YOUR neighborhood dealer.
THE ELECTRIC INSTITUTE
OF WASHINGTON
Evening star., 1944-04-18
ROOMS EuRNlsHEp-hortheast

LARGE single rm., well furnished. new
home; no other roomers. NO. 6937
aI1 i4th ST; N.E.-Clean, comfortably
furnished double room, next to bath; conv.
800 Chanting ST. N.E.ELarse bedroom,
for 2 girls; unlimited phone; convenient
TRANSPORTATION. MI. 64O4.
3I23 so. DAKOTA AVE. NE attrac-
tive newly decorated rooms, / composed OF
bedroom with . sgle. beds and living room
another has dble bed, unlimited phone On
Mt: Rainier car line. Suitable or 4. NO
100 QUEEN ST. NE.-Furnished room
In In private home on Glover Park bus
3i22 10th ST. N.E.-Two large double
rooms adj. BATH breakfast and dinner op-
tional: washing facilities; large BACKYARD:
everything homelike HO. 3147.
BAKER AND 33rd SITS. NE. (a25. corner
house)--Beautifui large basement room
for for, z; S.G $50 monthly; separate entrance
fS 10th ST; N.E.--Large room, kitchen,
2 closets, sink. Frigidaire, gas, electricity;
furnished; employed couple. After p m.
1908 H ST. NE rooms. suitable en-
pioyeo girls, clean and comfortable; chw,
OIL heat: Southern exposure: unlim. phone.
COLORED - Room, rado-eauipped. for
girls; everything furnished; twin beds: 3
other rooms can accommodate g; now
empty; home privileges. Apply 1895
irving st. ne. in person after pm Sun
Evening star., 1944-04-18
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

HOGS t40), averaging 75 to $50 lbs.
each; must be sold Immediately. Call
Clinton 5S6-J-2
40 HEAD of desirable riding horses, every
type. available; also saddles and brides.
Fairlawn Riding Stable, 1905 Naylor rd.
Sc. opposite the Penna. Ave. Bridge.
Evening star., 1944-04-18
FARM 6 GARDEN.

LIME, Stacked, 2 tons, free. You haul away
Snn Sdg s5 ,0r ST NV i Ex daSar 4GSa Phone
WATER Wa Lilies. Ii Is water Water plants and gold
oxforo f5sa; l4SS css4 n Nelson St. Arlington Va
BOOKLET HOW TO PLANT"-Free
pamphlet, containing complete informa-- :
% to our new eve GARDEN Shops Is one at
each Of our four stores. which carry a
complete stock Of planting materials.
SfS1%ssE Sssh'%sso& ,n 'PS PPS5ons 4 T. l995a 9a
SeM Randas @ sSoves nses psks vbee w
barrows, $500 mattocks. with new han
dies, 81 .05; hoes. with new handles, 81 05.
shops az soqea
STABLE cow MANURE, s1s ton. for Vic
@ry t9ay aga ,eardenS; de1s immediate delivery Call
Aa%HEXs, MaSaisS 70 PRsosEBusHEs, Erc.-Azaleas.
aFfs sarlh 81 s7 40 s SI' E5a 0sls sa
10 for 500; Flowering shrubs. many
p1paa efnF hb With 9 Ss fF Of s ssIiS gG%
and white spruce. arborvitae,, fraser and
1 complete Garden Shops. Phone orders
AtiGntie IiHtIsr 400 90 + Heshinser %nEs &c; &C;
p lbs, 95c: 30 lbs, 81 .35; 100 lbs: So ,25
S3.15 Agrico for Victory gardens 10
lbs. SOC. 25 lbs. 81 40: so lbs. So 20;
| 100 lbs. SO so. Garden lime, ] 0 lbs, 2lc:
80 lbs, SOC. Also full line of insecticides.
garden tools etc, at our complete Gar
den, Shops. Phone orders, Atlantic 400.
VICTORY GARDEN for rent. All sections
city, s. to $40 year; also top soil for
sale. ME-. 1900. DU. 1900,
Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
Hedges, evergreens and gorgeous new de-
velopmentS in roses and Towering shrubs
to glorify and landscape your own lawn OF
back yard economically; for the farm OF
fruit garden apple pear. cherry. apricot
peach and plum trees; berry plants rhu-
Northern nurSery-grown stock direct from
grower to you, guaranteed to grow or re.
placed free. Pay on delivery at planting
your stock today. Phone II, 2399 or write
Evening star., 1944-04-18
637 EYE ST. NV

Newly remodeled house. centrally 10,
Gated; Groom front apis. for couples, 81
| a week Also Broom basement apt, suit
able family, Sl9 week
Evening star., 1944-04-18
TWO-FAMILY SPECIAL.

S10,750-Congress Heights, d. c.
This attractive all-brick semidetsched,
property was originally built for two fam
lilies with separate entrances; is only two
years old; includes automatic heat, steel
easement windows. Venetian blinds, mod
ern metal kitchen cabinets, Westinghouse
refrigerators, colored tiled baths and cop
per piping. Each apartment has living
room, two bedrooms, dinette, kitchen and
bath. First-floor apt. has recreation room.
Excellent terms. MR.. QUICK, RA. 341s
or DI 1889 23s
Evening star., 1944-04-18
ROOMS UNEURNIsHED
ROOMS WANTED.

FOR RENT. unfurnished. quiet first zone
Box lose, Star
Evening star., 1944-04-18
POULTRY g EGGS.

BABY CHICKS, feed and poultry supplies
James Feed Store, Inc. 619 K st. NV
ME- 00S9
OIL BROODER. Sears 500 chick size
complete, used one season; so #. Aft .
in poultry wire, extra heavy. DI. 0021
Mr.. Schmanke
CHICKEN HOUSES, S46.20 UP, or will
build to your Specifications Baby chicks
S12 per hundred; started pullets, soc each
Turkey houses. Rabbit hutches. Glebt
S606; Annandale Poultry Farm, Rt. No: 2
Box 54S. Fairfax. Va. IS"
BEACHS HATCHERY, Md.-U S. ap-
proved baby chicks, SO per hundred. Also
ducklings, goslings and turkey poults. l.. e
Beach Hatchery, Norbeck Md. Ashton
ABB. Open all day Sunday.
Evening star., 1944-04-18
MOVING, PACKING 8 STORAGE.

MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates.
viii take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. Edelman' s
Moving & Storage Co., Taylor 1887 19s
Evening star., 1944-04-18
COUNTRY BOARD.

CHILDREN, 3-6, select boarding school and
camp on historic estate, near Middleburg,
Va; unusual training and health care;
bus at entrance: references. Michigan 629S.
VIRGINIA FARM HOUSE, beautiful room
private bath, fireplace; so miles Washing
ton, near bus; excellent food; S25 per
week; central heating. Box 26-D, Star
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
Asks That County
Buy Ford Home

a proposal TO use the Edsel
Ford home as convalescent
home and the surrounding grounds
As a recreation center and part
Of the Huron-Chnton parkway
system was presented 70 tho
county board Of supervisors by
Supervisor Frank X. Martel
Martel urged that the county
consider purchase Of the property
which he said "iS being sold at a
snail fraction Of its value
He cited the accessibility Of the
property % heavily populated
areas and urged that the Huron
Clinton Park authorities be IN
structed 20 acquire the land and
buildings The matter was re-
ferred 10 the ways and means
committee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
Draft Shields Move
Hints Feueling by DemS

LANSING, March 15 Fire
smoldered in the Democratic
ranks today with county chairmen
summoned to a special meeting
here tomorrow to draft Edmund
c. Shields for another term as
national committeeman.
The meeting was called by
Charles Meisner party chairman
for Ottawa County but the invita-
lion did not include State Chair
man Ernest Brooks of Holland
and other officers of the state or
CanlZation.
Neither did NleiSner invite
Wayne County Chairman William
NJ Donnelly, who is candidate
for national committeeman.
Shields, who has engaged in a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
International Photo

.ong- standing feud with ponnelly,
recently announced he would not
seek another term.
But I am convinced Shields
will accept reelection II he is
drafted" Meisner said today.
II expect such movement viii
be launched by the county chair
men tomorrow.
I'VE also will discuss possible
candidates for governor. and
plans for the Forthcoming CAM
paign."
Meisner added that no slight"
was aimed at Donnelly>1n drop
ping him from the lpTitation list.
Delegates 10 tbr national con-
vCnuon IN JHiy1yfiil select the new
committeeman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
Dearborn Man Hurt
Arkansas Blast

PVT. Walter SucharSKi. 2795
Roulo. Dearborn. was injured in
an explosion al Camp Robinson
Ark, and not killed as previously
reported the war department dis.
CLOSED today. wv 7--7
-'fhc bieS'- N wrich - were
killed and l3 others hurt occurred
while the -trnep~- reere-laN-tHe attA
disarmng land mines The extent
Of SucharSkIs injuries was not
revealed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
Vegetable Prices
Continue TO Drop

The present trend downward in
The cost Of fresh fruits and vege-
tables under established OPA
maximum price2- continued te-is+e-
with prices posted for March Is
10 - Largest drop was in the
10-pound consumer package Of
idaho baker potatoes which
dropped from O. cents 10 80 cents.
Items reduced ! cent per unit
were cabbage, bulk Michigan.
Maine and Idaho potatoes carrots.
peas and lemons. Spinach and
green beans dropped . cents a
unit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
Bookie Raiders Nab
Florida Congressman

MIAMI March ID INS l-
Police Chief Leslie Qugg dis
closed today that Rep PAT Can
persons arrested late yesterday in
an alleged horse betting estab-
hshmcnt.
Cannon was booked with the
others on charges of diSOrdcrly
conduct and released on a small
bond.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
Municipal Bond Sale
Nets State S462,t53

LANSING. March Is Sale OF
state-held municipal bonds has
netted the treasury S462.l53.
State Treasurer Brake announced
today.
Brake said that S365D0O worth
of city of Detroit bonds were Of
Tered and brought a high Of lO4.5
on 1ssues maturing UCXt year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
Gas Black Market
Suspect Gives Bail

a Detrolter VINO allegedly
picked a jackson County deputy
sheriff As a purchaser Of CO gdS0-
line ration coupons was released
under $1,000 bond 10 await exam
nation In federal court March 2l
The suspect. Ronald II. CLANCY
81 of $40 Henry, is allegedly Ia
have sold the deputy Melvin
HommeTding lOi coupons for SIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-15
Womans Party 10 Meet

The Michigan branch of the
National WomanS Party viii
meet Friday az 730 p m az the
Women City Cmh MIS- HentI-
ette- Re-eRthal- ulll speak on
Women IN Public Life -
The sub., 1944-11-10

Dick was very much flattered and sang for 10 of the fans who met on the 24th floor studio at Mutual an New York.
 Most recent addition to the net works roster of conductors is Leo Kopp, musical director and maestro of the YOUR AMERICA" orches- tra and chorus heard each Sunday at 4 p. m. over WNLC-Mutua1. Born in Budapest, Kopp studied at the University of Leipzig, and comple- ted his education in Paris and other European music capitals. He came to the United States as a young man, and before taking over the YOUR AlhERICA' musical reins, was conductor of the St. Paul Civic Opera and the Chicago Opera Company. He collaborated with author Franz Werfe1 in production of ''The Eternal Road" An accom- pliShed pianist, Kopp SpeciaHzes in all time favorite American ballads on the WNLC Sunday show, spon- sored by United Pacific Railroad.
 Sally Stuart, Sammy Kaye's pretty ballad singer, is specializing in woolen socks for her G.I. friends and has become so adept in her year of practice that she turns out pair of socks every month. These socks have been mailed to the Aleutians and the European Thea ter of Operations, with special emphasis on the latter where Sally
 has very special boy friend. Sammy Kaye and his orchestra is
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MES FUN FEST STARS 'LAN- NY AND GINGER" There's five minutes of fun and music every Monday, Wednesday and Friday (11:55 to 12 NOOn) over WNLC with "Lanny and Ginger" pre- scented by Four-Way Cold Tablets. now heard every Thursday at 8:3O to 9 p. m. on '"TANGEE VARIE- TIES"
 Don't forget to get your copy of WNLC's November program sched- u1e at newsstands in the New London, Groton and Waterford area, and at most retail stores in New London.
 Miss Josephine Ray of the Con- necticut College Radio has an- nounced the following programs which will originate from the Pal mer Auditorium on the Campus. These programs will continue every Monday and Wednesday at 1U:10 D. m. ana IueSQay ana InurS- day at 5:15 p. m.
 This Monday at 1915 D. m. Doro- thy Bethurum of the English De- partment will discuss Edward Arlington Robinson and will in- clude several readings of his poetry.
 Tuesday at 5:15 Mrs. Chase Go- ing WoodhouSe will conduct anoth- CT of her popular Public Affairs in Connecticut programs.
 Wednesday night at 1O:15 Pro- lessor Arthur Quimby will give an organ recital from the college Chapel
 And on Thursday at 5:15 Dr. Margaret Chaney of the Dept of Home Economies and Doctor Mar ion Leonard, the College Physician, will speak on Vitamin Pills and the common cold.
 These programs are all through the local Radio Station WNLC.