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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
.BapPrisOn
Aid Topic

Eight Michigan men and women
are today in ST. Joseph, Mo, for
the first annual three day con-
Vention of the Federated OTgani-
zaton for Bataan Relief.
They are Mrs. Harold w. Par
sons. president OF the Michigan
chapter: Mrs. A. J. Roy of Pom
tiac, secretary; Harry M. Robins,
Mrs. J. A. SkowpowlSki and Mrs.
William BurneS OF Detroit; Mrs.
Doak Green and Mrs. Esther
Whetzel of Mt. Clemens. and Mrs.
w. T.. O'BTlen of Lansing.
Delegates from 81 states, the
District of Columbia and Hawaii
Will attend 10 discuss plans for
equipping a hospital and relief
ship to aid in evacuating Ameri-
can prisoners of the Japs from the
Philippines when II is possible.
Cooperating are members OF
the prisoners of war committees
of the Red Cross and the YMCA
who will report on attempts to
get aid TO prisoners who have
been held for two years
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
Woman Jury
Frees BUhS

L'cyd TT .BuHs former '''a,'
ure- ~ ,he. Pfc0er Brc< as G..
t55sv stands cleared ri 'he~h7rs,
a. cmbczgi.ne $4,000 of f7e
hrcvcrls funds because ot mo
prosecution S. failure fo PROVE
intent 90 dcrau5
C----- Rn>a=aef-s -iir#Fe-t--i.F-'- :
T-717-T n TTe iurA, Mi> A4"[lt 81
F1rrer ot 1875 ChcN ont
az rr UrCr> SAID
"The nudge told u> in his
charge that If we Thought there
vas an intention 10 pay hack
the money. the use OF ~ was not
feleHieus sct 10 was proved
that Carleton Smith went 10
New York and later 10 WASH
ington with Buhs 10 help him
float "A loan 10 PAY hack the
brewery.
Therefore. smith knew, and
admitted that he knew. that
Buhs was making an effort 10
return the money
Trc all.Voman Jury dclherated
two hours and IS minutes ard
took u,t four ballots before are
rH ms ar The verdict On the FIRST
ttn ballots TWO jurors voted
6 ltE. on tbC third ballot rre
guilty Vote was reduced 20 one
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
Ad Firm Fights
Trust Charge

A motion 80 dismiss a bill Of
complaint charging violation Of a
federal court antitrust decision
WAS made before Circuit Court
Judge Miller today ~ General
Outdoor Advertising Inc of CHI
Cago.
The suit against The Chicago
concern was brought by George
Russell, a minority stakeholder in
Walker & Co. Detroit outdoor ad-
VcrtlserS RusSeIl-charges that
General Outdoor has gained con-
troll of the Walker company in
violation OF monopoly LAWS. lie
asserts the defendant was con-
Ncted under anli-truSt statutes by
the federal court in New York in
1929.
BY federal order the complaint
charges Outdoor Advertising was
forbidden 10 acquire stock in
competitive companies 10 gain
control
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
Bars Lose
Licenses

Forccasting stern penalties for
Detroit area violators. the state
liquor control commission today
had revoked two licenses and
suspended others for periods from
z days 10 y months as the new
license year began.
charged with selling 70 minors
and selling beer for consumption
o0 The premises the Hopper kct-
tlo kluh 1909 Baycourt View MI
Clemens had us license suspended
far-A2 months.
Found guilty on gamblin 9
charges after "A vice squad raid
last month the Michigan Show
mans Association, l56 Temple.
also had IT'S license revoked.
Failure TO identify the yender
or Illinois whisky found I'm their
possession resulted IN revocation
OF The licenses Of Vincent koScluk,
556S Elliott. and victor Schi-
dNl, 90 Nv AlCllDlEdll---
Kosciuk. s illicit stock valued A
s. 500. allcCcdly contained go cases
with Illinois stamps and 81 cases
of "rchllcd Michigan bottles with
no tax stamp numbers lie was
also charged with selling liquor
Sunday, --
The liquor commission suspended
for one year the license of Nick
GarhlnSAl, -A242 Michigan teF-iH-
tOXiCatlOn.
Charged with selling TO minors,
Max Wilson of 12Q66 Dexter lost
his license for 10 days. Similar
offenseS resulted in seyen-day sus-
pensions for David MaSkarUn, t7f6
W. Fort; Raymond Jackson 203O
Hastings. and Bill G. Skinner III
T.. Washington, Ann Arbor,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
SET Up LIGHTS

Mai. William IT, Taylor Of ST.
Louis, glider unit co, plloted the
first ship 10 land
The second glider was plotted
by I'd 1t. Neal Blush Of White
fish. Mont. with Cpl John Kim
ner of Iron Rivers. Mich, as CO.
pilot.
BY the light OF SmudGe pots
carried in the gliderS. they set up
an electric lighting system 10
guide in other planes arriving
later
Meanwhile. British patrols
pushed deep into the surrounding
jungleS, on the lookout for hostile
forces.
As additional Cldcrs coaStcd IN,
their pilots had 20 hurdle them
over teakwood logs and buffalo
boys that suddenly doomed up in
the way
Several accidents resulted but
only two caused severe casualties:
the American and British dead
WIRE buried near by aftcrI "a Bum
,mese chaplain conducted luperal
services
tln the concluding article
Cunningham viii relate hiS own
experiences during the airborne
INVASION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
NOT A PLANE LOST

That schedule was continued
fef-the xtftve nights without
the loss of a single transport
plane
The airborne delivery saved the
forces Of Maj Gen. Orde G. VIM
gate a two month march through
the lungles and put them squarely
astride the Japs Chief lines Of
COMMUNICATION % - II a-f n
Burma. CWingate himself was
later killed in a Burma plane
Crashl
The. all-aerial invasion was
conceived by Gen Arnold. chief
OF the l.. S Army Air Forces, and
planned by two young American
fighter pilots. Col Philip G., Coch-
ran. "a, of Ere. Pa, and another
famous combat pilot whose name
may not be disclosed. Close
friends since their flying school
days. the two were naturalS for
the job. Both loved a fight; both
believed firmly in the value of
daring, unorthodoX. air tactics.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
HOWYaMkSFOi
.BapS i'm Burma

EDITORS NOTE --f-t4 r7r1rTtHrSS account of
tie orborue uyasou OF Burma, onC Of the most dd'ihg
cploe ~ the rot irhich pared the lcoy for current
Aqio-A 1uCr5rop operations in hnt rtnl Jap STRONG
s0d IS 0,el. hsr,rH 0r tho first OF tro iaStaincHS
~ 0r-7tf5 d,spotch from sfaf correspondent OF
10 ,r Ics behind the japanese lines NTH Col. Phil
Cochroue qbdcy and transport dicrS. He IS a former
Burlington. y. T., uotSpopCmoH.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05

out one Of the most daring
all-aerial operations in his
tory.
The American piloted elders.
carrying l.. s, airborne aviation
engineers and a protecting British
force Of the famous Wlngate'S
Raiders. landed in a Jungle clear
inc that was rutted by buffalo
hogs and elephant footprints and
>trewn with massive teakwood
logs
Twcuty-four hours later the
rice paddy was one Of the world S
busiest airstrtps
Working all night and all day
with engineering equipment flown
in by the glldcrS, the u. 5. en-
gineerS constructed a graded,
well-lighted runway for I. 5. and
Raj transport planes
These transports. landing at
night. in turn unloaded hundreds
Of Wingate'S jungle troops to-
gether with pack mules, light ar
tllery and supplies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
0PA VioIdtors Given
Non-Rationed Meats

WASHINGTON. May ; (INS)
The Office of Price Administra-
tion announced today that restau-
rants and other businesses forbid
den TO handle meats because Of
ration violations might resume
selling meats on which point
values have been reduced 10 zero.
They may not, however deal in
meats still having point values,
such as choice beef.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
Roy SCOUTS CANVASS

Boy Scouts OF 20 troops have
been cooperating the last three
DAYS in a house 10 house canvass
Of a large section in the SOUTH
western part of the city, prepare
tory to paper pickup next Sun
day.
Under leadership of Scoutmas-
ter Ted PatZ OF Troop 81, they
are covering the area bounded on
The north by Woodmere, Dix and
Vernon Highway; on the east by
Eighteenth, on the south by Fort
and on the west by Woodmere.
than sec men and boys
will participate in the collection
and the loading of 20 trucks,
Pickup viii begin At : m, so
householderS are urged 10 have
their salvage bundles at the curb
no later than noon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
COMPLETE SURPRISE

- GoChTanS commandoy hit the
JapS Just where they never eN-
pccted to be hit-right in The
middle of their own back yard.
They did it with an integratod
striking force that included seven
types Of aircraft, all regular com
ponents of the air commando
force.
elders, towed by CAS-,
brought IN CT engineers with
midget equipment 10 build an air
strip; single engined Goa supply
ships and tiny LIS reconnaissance
planes came next; a fleet OF C-47
troop carrier planes followed the
next night with reinforcementS
Cochran protected his enemy
encircled landing party by daily
bOmbings Of nearby Jap airfieldS,
beating them TO the punch for
seven days before they finally
managed 10 organize a strafing
attack against the new L. S. air
strip.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
Sd|vageDdy
Areas Named

Saturday is waste paper salvage
day in sections of two air raid
areas. Both drives viii be made
by school children under the direc-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
CARRIED BIG BOMBS

His Psi fighter bomberS car
ried a 1000 pound bomb under
each wing. the first time a single
engined plane had attempted such
a heavy bomb load
Other P-5ls carried 200 foot
cables with weights attached
these planes swooped low over
Jap telephone and communlca-
tons lines, hooked their dangling
weights on the wires and ripped
off several hundred feet et a
time. This trick was first used by
Cochran in North Africa.
The first two gliders encoun-
tered Jap ack-ack = while being
towed 10 their objective, a flight
that took them across the 1000
foot Chin hills and the Chindwir
and Irrawaddy rivers
With only the moonlight 70
guide them, the gliderS coasted
in blind onto a strange field, OBJ
Structed by ruts, logs and a large
tree in the very center Each
glider carried tough British as.
sault troops as a defense against
Jap ground attack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05

ton Of OCD
n Q i & h b o r.
h q O q w a r
Clubs.
One drive
will cover Sec
tors ID and r
OF Zone /. Air
Raid Area A.
T his territory
lies between
6 even Mile
road and Nc
Nichols. from
WY m in e 10
LiVernoiS. Mrs.
r d it h House
and Mrs Sigrid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
Nv SGT. I'D CUNNINGHAM

.
BEHIND JAPANESE LINES IN BURMA-Coasting
down hy moonlight onto abandoned rice paddy, 100
miles behind the Jap lines in the very center of enemy
ncclnod Burma gder borne u S. air commandos CARRIED
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
49,
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SANE \
| WAS1E :
| PAPER
AREA 3 PICKUP

Ruby will direct

The second paper pickup will
cover Zone ! Air Rad Area 8,
which includes homes and busi-
ness establishments between Chi
cago and Capitol from Greenfield
10 Southfield. Mrs. j. C. Howell,
zone leader of the Neighborhood
War Clubs, will direct the salvage
effort.
All contributors arc requested
10 tie papers magazines and card
board separately and place them
at the curb early in the morning
If the weather is clear. In case
OF rain, bundles should be left on
yerandas in view of the street.
Evening star., 1944-03-08
APARTMENTS WANTED.

THREE responsible oficers with own
servant desire completely furnished 2-bed-
oFFTeEks SF fTef see desiTs SsaI or iSe room
Wa ce paeieraby IN pT Dpso e4e
eSps M snfe sffSaf Bern To-
Sah IN room sSdns nna
3;W, aaS-E Esecsior: sior 20 minutes downtown. Box
ihk Address sSM BOZ ssoE. spd tsrene''e stsr '0r
spsrtnsnt; Ess' sg4 NV. downtown. Ex. iSsa0.
WANTED. April 1, by middle-aged couple, oSp
bo1seteenina 1s room MODERN, completely furnished
rent aDPEsmens Phone Nh i2 a7
QUIET ADULTS, married couple. perma-
nent; no children. no pets. want large two
desirable apt. building only, Northwest sec.
sion, sion, MT. Pleasant preferred. Box 401 E.
2 BEDRMs.. shower bath. kitchen; 8
18th st; Re. 100, EXT: $50
ho9M ofase s5S hshe BATE 1r smpaysd
moshsr and daughter. BOX 40s-E. Star. s.
R5sroNsasaE RsSf5y ISL aslaE.a young woman. psrms.
w 1uTn oe uoS5n 5n M Vey and bsh
PiVaG RHaG9s nooas sSz sbs bedSoo sa kitchen and in
1a7s l9T th,ss .sssr girls; refs North
Two PRoFEssIoNAL WOMEN, college IL
kit;' bath; phone: NV; cail Republic $500,
AZ, ERM,yy2 y252s; nFr,HrS 5styeen 2 and $50;
fsIy sG0.ss Ewais prefer.
prvats Sah Ars Section oa khen as asi snd
Ann Carroll: RE 900. % Ext. ~ 7sisi. i siS iSs
BUSINESS WOMAN desires studio or one
sHare ap apt with pf or sp bath Sr would
pO9. cifsis Box Sst7.E. t7 star. tar. 0ei0" s. 9u-
Two sSs oSfRss fss1 GIRLS desire 1s un
furnish. 1lItnishedi d It two : bedroom apt: prefer
Cline, OIL. 1850. EXT. 2e4. am. to
yA6 aD os1s5n !. ss5 SYe Ssnsi fur
FROM APRIL 1-Executive, careful tenant,
or cenrs nsdroG% shone aet 5n
WANTED FOR sEnafs' GEAsE,' furnished FM Shed apart
9sar sn Rsn e5s1s 1Ssn. fS s5ss es
MRsSSR5 SSMAs desire. fur
sessss t1@e Rssk 4ssr Star 7i'ist'
nicely furnished apt, two Hse or three roems eSe
nv, nv, Call from 8 to 5, Elk. 416o. Ext
TWo YOUNG. PROFESSIONAL women de-
sire modern furnished apt. with bedroom
In central NV. Box AYE, Star. TO-
FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS desire four
rooms unfurn., vicinity Western High
Gall ME. 3544 after !. 9s
L.R., BEDR., X, B., unfurnished apart
ment wanted. preferably Roosevelt H. S.
district: employed 8 years with old line
Govt. agency. Refs. ia. 2617 after 800
UNFINISHED 2-bedroom apt or small
house, near good transportation facilities,
for couple and 6-year-old boy. Box 422-E,
Star I0s
NAVAL OFFICER, wife and 1-year-old
child: near or within easy bus connections
Of Navy Yard. Box 429-E, Star TO-
ANYONE HAVING AN APT OR SMALL
house 70 rent or Sublet in washington,
alexandria, Arlington, or other outlying
districts, is begsed to telephone the hous-
Ing desk OF the Ofhcer's Service Club at
the Hotel Burlington. 1920 Vermont ave.
Executive 2642,. listing same to be rented
to officers Of the armed forces who are
on duty in Washington. The demand far
exceeds the supply. This is patriotic
request which the Oficers Service Club
hopes will meet with a generous response
The club welcomes working through all
reputable real estate offices If the owner
prefers. We take no commissions
Evening star., 1944-03-08
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ACCORDION and saxophone wanted. State
price. Box 3S-D, Star.
ADDING MACHS., calc. typewr,. al kinds
q oce EQUIP any any cond aa%i top prize s1a p%a
BAND iNsTRUMENTs--We buy used band
them then to iOl5 7th st. NV, Arthur Jordan
Piano CO., 1915 7th st. MA 1923.
contents Of arts: or homes. At once; We do
BEDROOM sUiTES. office furniture, dining
ard living room suites, cleo. refrigerators'
glassware md rugs. Dupont 05l3. To-
Ov eqap a h0tS pensa sapDss nss
GHILP,s fP SWING p jungle gym wanted
CHILD's WAGON with rubbsr gt1s tires:
CL0THING-Highest prices paid for men S
Me. 37e7. open ewes. VIII cali.
CLOTHING-Highestp prices paid for mems,
shoes; Morris Clothing store III ,4th
CLOTHING-Better prices paid for men S
used clothing. Harry's 1893 9TH st. NV
DI. goo. Open ewes: VIII call
amount up to -. Pay cash. FIR. 1928
FURNITURE and household furnishings of
all kinds; spot cash; immediate removal.
FHRNfTGRE"want flRHhffTG II oV enough used house
elec refg Call ewes, RE. 1872. H.
FURNITURE--Rugs, electric refgr.. wash
ing machine, household goods. etc: abso-
lutely highest cash prices For best re-
FURN.. in good, clean condition; stoves,
iceboxes; highest cash prices paid. I. C.
Furniture Co.. 1853 H st. ne. TR. 1882.
Evening star., 1944-03-08
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

GIRL with piano wants single room or
double with girl interested in music: down
town section preferred. Box 1866, Star.
WANTED, in NV, section and preferably
with private bath, room and board for
employed couple. References provided Box
400-E, Star o.
Evening star., 1944-03-08
ROOMS WANTED.

GENTLEMAN wants two rooms downtown
Star. I3s
STUDENT OF MUSIC desires quiet room,
Northwest, with piano to practice after
moons. Joan, $40 Albee Bldg. %
Evening star., 1944-03-08
NEW APARTMENT
NOW AVAILABLE.
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN,

ARLiNGTON-Attract. l or 2 room apt:
completely furrf. All utilities included bus
days. 1927 No. Utah
ARLiNGTON--Large attractive bedrm.
ana kitchen, inner-spring mattress; share
bath also sgle. rm. 1905 No. Oak st ,
near Wilson blvd. Glebe $40.
Evening star., 1944-03-08
FARM 8 GARDEN,

TOP SOIL, dark sandy loan, good in or
ganic matter; price, SOC bushel, 81 ton,
approximately 3 TONS S15: delivered in
Washington. Phone Spruce O256
MANURE, rotted, mixed: $3.50 per 90 bu,
delivered. We can plow your victory gar
den WA 4593
STARK TREES BEAR FRUIT years younger
than ordinary varieties; you can now have
freshly picked for the table or market;
supply limited. order early. Phone Ii.
2399 for Stark Nurseries or write Howard
DOWneY. WASHINGTON .. d C
Evening star., 1944-03-08
ROOMS FURNISHED-koythwest

CATHEDRAL AVE, 2714. off Conn. ave
Large, comfortable furn. front room for
] lady: gentle home.
2121 p ST. NV, Apt. 22-Comfortable
phone Evenings and Sunday, MI, 39I1.
17iO N. H. AVE. NW.-Dble and triple
sleeping rms, $50 reduction On ceiling
prices; laundry and other privileges. Worth
investigs:ing; HO. 1888. g..
heat: 10 min d'town on car line: 4 baths.
showers ch " lnner-spr matt AID 1890
NEAR SHOREHAM HOTEL, l945 Calvert
st. NV, Apt. 43-Large room, new furni-
EXCLUSIVE-Get set for summer now in a
cool location; two large, lovely furnished
bedrooms each will accommodate > per-
sons nicely, or will rent single; convenient
transportation; meals If desired. CIR. 5537.
ai35 F ST. N.w-Studio room, sink, grill
porch; $3.50. Small room, $3.50. DI
1870 NEWTON ST. N.w.-Large single
and double rooms, conV. trans. kitchen
privs.: also tourist accepted. AID 1923
1851 q ST. N.W.-Clean, quiet, warm. SIN
gle rooms, some with running water; $3.50
aMoi5 M kALoRAMa RID. NV double
rooms, ST. 80 and $50 per month per
person. CO 9722.
twin beds, unlimited phone. bus at corner
1885 LANIER PL. NV. usth and Col. rd
Lovely large room. twin beds, . closets,
running water. expos; also single.
1923 EYE ST. N.W.-Newly decorated,
Well-heated; front twin-bed rooms; S35 to
1918 18th ST. NV, at Rhode Island ave.
Large bright room, twin beds. semiba tn,
shower: walking distance depts.
Evening star., 1944-03-08
POULTRY & EGGS.

fOOLIk1 y ES6S.
BABY CHICKS and started chicks, from
blood tested stock. Ralph D. Lindsey,
Colesville. Nd silver Spring 039s.
BABY CHICKS. feed and poultry supplies
James Feed Store Inc. 619 K st. NV
ME O0S9.
CHICKENS. A. including White Leghorn,
Plymouth Rocks and Rhode Island Reds
laying Z capons; 500 so IT. chicken
wire free to buyer. WA. 1872 after pm.
POULTRY HOUSES, delivered within 35
miles of city. S46.20 up. or will build
to your specifications. No money down
! year to pay. Annandaie Poultry Farm,
6. s. APPROVED CHICKS. blood tested,
under the supervision of the University of
Nd. New Hampshires, r. l. Reds, B.
Rocks. w Rocks, and large type Leghorns,
S14 per hundred. These chicks are from
the best selected iocks of Montgomery
and Ducklings Pratts feed and James
way poultry equipment. Open on Sunday.
L. E. Beach Hatchery, Norbeck, Md,
Ashton ABB. For D. c. and Southern
Md. section call AT 5794 for delivery.
Evening star., 1944-03-08

RCOMS With bOARO.
DUPONT CLUB. 1926 10Th st. n.w.-Nice
rooms, homelikc atmosphere: excellent
m ais singles, dbles. or triples: S35 up
WE HAVE large double to share with
another young girl, also double room for 2
young men; near Wardman Park Hotel Call
1906 n. II. AVE. N.w.-Double room avail
able now: on 18th. will have triple with
WOULD LIKE to room and board some
Tondert4i cook, home privil, Oh; 5000,
home for young people. Openings for
young men; reasonable.
1874 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NW.-Love-
ly double room for girls. Unusually attrac-
tive furnishings, wonderful beds. Food
above average. One of WaShington's love-
lieSt guest homes Dining room most un-
usual. The guests definitely OF the better
class Christians only. Walking distance.
$40 per month each.
2It2 X ST. NV, near Dupont Circle
Double and single rooms, table supplied
with fresh vegetables from farm.
CHEVY CHASE. ID. C.-Newly redecorated
room for > girls. semiprivate bath laun-
dry privileges, unlimited phone, excellent
meals So each. OR OCS6.
3ll ADAMS ST N.E.-Large furn. room
with 3 windows, conv to car lines and
stores: employed couple or . girls unlim.
phone excellent home-cooked food. NO
btiS1.
Evening star., 1944-03-08
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Morylond and Virqinio.

ATTRACTIVE ROOM, close in Arlington;
10c express bus; convenient downtown and
Pentagon tgentleman). Call GIL. 4916.
TWIN BEDS, shower bath; bus every 8
min. at corner: quiet neighborhood. Apply
4007 Longfellow St. Hyattsville. UN
WIDOW, LIVING ALONE, in nice home in
Silver Spring would like to rent pretty
Star
Evening star., 1944-03-08
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED.

AVAILABLE A., IMMEDIATELYgM,LivinE room,
attes see eh resident
Apt. L 1924 Buena Vista ter. s.e.
$. CAPITOL ST, handy to Boiling Field
rooms, bath, electric range and re-
frigerator. hot-water heat, private en-
trance; S35 per mo. Louis P. Shoemaker,
WoopRIDGE, VOC H dc s bio block iieo to R. l. ave-
rooms, kitchen and semiprivate bath, in
nice condition; $50: vacant now employed
adults only. Call NO. 1908 or inquire 1881
NohTHEAsT.cls 3 rooms. dinstte pri,
BRADBURY HGTs.. 1870 Benning I'd,
Apt. q. 5000 H st. Sc. Apt, 2. Available
the 18th. Can be seen any time. 3 rooms
and bath: janitor service, all utilities fur
nished: $57 20, Busada. TR. 0307,, :,
heat; handy to bus. Available March Is.
500 500 IRVING sT. N.w.-1 or rooms,
kitchen and bath with shower. On bus
and near car. Util. and phone incl ia.
sss sH El s4S Ga sishsn s4o 1s0s s0s
NEAR 4 Al w WALTEh Ri lssE REED Hosp1rA1-Entire
End floor OF, rooms, kitchen and bath. in
modern detached home; consider only
quiet working couple: no pets or children
S59;5o Sood utilities H included. el5 Under
si5: :50-e3o5 S ST. Sc. No. Lily. r.
2 bedrms,, dinette. kit, bath, elec.
fSItAlfElasIT AvAfLABIE 1MMED1ATELY-rakoma PIX.
9l4 Garland ave. modern. near bus and
snd bath ssh s stndo ap
$40 so All utilities furnished SH 411T
Evening star., 1944-03-08
REPAIRS AND SERVICE.

Rss Vss~S SsNS SssN
AZ S9S9 3Sn ckMESF ASa ri sess
lob too far or to small District 1870,
SILVER PLATING. repairing on On silvervare
tea sets, platters, trays. .flatware. etc:
repairing. refinishing Of all metal goods
well. 723 18th st. NV. ME-. 1134.
bBHcKAYSG sIa snd VII ShIsssys sgI
cARPESTERMoface partitionins, cabinets,
Tepars MT AinsWorth os sn RA 4sps
SAkRISTRY, painting Ia. roofing; ss rel repair
CARPENNTERING AND BRTcKwoRK, as job
or contract, by experienced workman. Call
CARfESTiER CONTRACTING. No Job too
small; also locksmith. Phone HO 1875,
6HRfENTER oH PESS SaFs6 WoRk pantng general
VA ss4s: Sanford ! Riddle; Is IS. :.
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r.; 5So9 Bass sJ p Sc. cr ..oo 4. H.,
PIERRJRFR PIRJTRiG isEv'sf 'WfiR1Nc. fixtures extra out.
IT, seSs 90 a avs sse
ELECTRICAL washing machines and re,
frigerators repaired and oVernauieo, all
sffsi FAnITY FIREPLAcEs corrected. dampers
installed: also repairs to chimneys. Edwin
z. Elicit, EX. S731.
ELECTRICIAN-H you have trouble with
electrical appliances or equipment. call
james Brown. Dupont s2O2: s.
PAPERING AND PAINTING, immediate
service, IL years exper.; free estimates
AT. 1856.
PAPER HANGING, quality workmanship
white mechanics; latest samples. Also
painting, plastering. floor sanding. RA.
PAPER HANGING, this week only. ST and
UP per room: 1914 washable, sunfast pa
pers; work guaranteed Michigan 5315
REFRIGERATION, commercial, complete
installations and repairs, any make: work
guar S. l.. Price-Hussman distributor,
614 Quintana nl., RA. 1868. Th. 1888 .
5000 ROLLS, 60c roll, sunfast paper, must
60 by May 1st, inducted into armed forces;
5 rooms, 2-story hall papered, $40: sim
gle rooms. S12 up: painting, interior and
exterior; floor sanding and general repairs.
No shortage of help. Jack r. Tate,
Elk. S571. 20"
Evening star., 1944-03-08
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

TWO FRESH COWS, one for sale. sH.
66i3.
RIDING HORSES, young. about 3; also 8
working horses; reasonable 4905 st.
Hillside. Md Hillside l392R.