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Detroit evening times., 1944-12-06
Market
Again Up

NEW YORK. Dec. s QNSl-
The stock market continued
higher today, expanding in sub
stantial dealings the d va n G
which Lifted prices to . points
yesterday
Buoysncy In rails again fea-
turcd dealings. Baltimore and
Ohio, Great Northern, Southern
Railway and Northern Pacific
were sold at the opening al frac-
tionally better prices, In late
forenoon the group tapered off.
with Santa Re losing part of an
early gain of nearly a point.
Bethlehem Steel moved 2,
higher before meeting resistance.
ChrySler and General Motors
were strong and point better.
National Power and Light was
most active stock again and
scored new high. American
Locomotive topped lis old high.
Douglas Aircraft rose nearly a
point Allied Chemical was back
ward, while Dow and Du Pont
gained. CopperS electrical equip
mentS, oils and utilities were
mostly up
The rail bond market improved.
The curb market was higher.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-06
What S New
In Business
OPA's Cost Queries
Worry Auto Industry
BY WARD SCHULTZ

Glenn Cummings. Detroit hu.
reau manager az the Wall
Street Journal. reports that
OPA has started its task OF
fixing selling prices for autos
TO be produced when reconver-
sion is completed. hut adds
quite frankly that the auto in
dustry is a most reluctant
guinea pig.
The automobile companies
will. OF course. file replies, but
it IS an open question how
many, If any, Will Toe willing 10
diNulge fully the detailed infor-
nation wanted by the OPA,
Cummings says. For competl-
tive reasons, the motor makers
have always regarded their cost
figures as life or death trade
secrets. Anyway. auto eNecu-
tives maintain. even If the IN
formation were made available
10 the government, any method
OF price fixing based on 1t would
be unworkablc
Chester BowleS, the OPA ad-
ministrator. Is quoted by auto
men as having expressed the
view in private conversations
that. as a "curbstone opinion
; per cent increase in car
prices over 1871 levels would be
about right
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-06
Inland Buys
Detroit Paper

Sale OF the physical assets OF
Detroit Paper Products Corp. 10
the Inland Container Corp. of
indianapolis was disclosed today
i'm a joint announcement by j.
Ward Hartke. president of Detroit
Paper, and II. G. Krannert, presi-
dent of Inland.
Plans call for substantial expan-
sion. moderniZation and improve
ment of plants and equipment of
the Detroit Paper plant, which
will henceforth be known as the
Detroit Paper Products Division
of Inland. Krannert said. Addi-
tional equipment will expand both
the line of products produced and
the capacity here.
Hartke said no changes Of per-
sonnel are contemplated by Inland
and added that under the plans,
he would remain with the firm as
divisional manager. He added that
G. a. Behringer. vice president in
charge of sales for Inland. was
expected here Thursday 10 outline
proposed sales plans.
Inland Container Corp, one Of
the largest manufacturers of cor
rugated containers in the country,
which has its headquarters and
main plants in indianapolis, also
has plants in Milwaukee. Wis.
Middletown, o.. and Evansville,
Ind
This combination Of Inland's
broad facilities for manufacturing
and distribution throughout the
middle west those OF Detroit Paper
Products will enable the newly
created division to offer both
hroadened service and a vastly
improved and more comprehensive
line of products. according to
Hartke.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-06
Ask Horse. Trade

This, industry spokesmen
hope. may nc just the starting
point OF a horse trade. But If
Bowles is serious. they say it is
Very vital indeed that the ATTIC
makers convince him that he IS
way off in his estimates.
The QUESTIONABLE sent the
auto companies asks for infor-
nation on costs for the year
ended June 30, 194l. and cur
rent estimates for correspond
ing items.
Schedule No. ] seeks a profit
and loss statement for the l94l
year. broken down 10 show net
sales, direct materials, direct
labor. indirect materials and
supplies, other factory expense,
net change in in-procesS and
finished inventories. gross profit
margin, administrative, general
and selling expense and net OPP
Grating profit.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-06
Agree on Point

The auto industry is in gen.
eral agreement on one point
that any general pricing for
mula would be certain 10 60
astray because the situation of
each unit in the industry is
enough different from all others
10 make il certain that grave
ineQuities would arise.
Various manufacturers pick
different flaws in OPAs price
fixing plan These include:
IA price markup based
solely on the advance in ma
terlal and labor costs would not
be adequate during the period
of limited production which will
occur between victory over Ger
many and Japan's defeat. Start
ing costs when reconversion is
allowed will be very high and
production still Will be subject
10 unusual and uncomfortable
factors.
2-The Industry well recog-
nizes that technilogical advances
MADE during wartime may, in
the long run, help hold down its
costa prime OPA argument
but the auto companies main
tain that this will certainly not
be an spprcciable factor in the
post-V-E Day or immediate
postwar periods.
3-Thc industry is highly
skeptical Of the OPA argument
that special appeals can be used
10 correct lnequlueS IN a gen.
eral pricing formula.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-06
WOUNDED

PVT CARL r. ALLISON. 10.
Sept. Ia. IN France. Now back IN
action, he wears the Purple Heart.
Pvt. Allison graduated from
Cooley, worked for EX-Cello. en-
tered service in March. 1943, and
went overseas one year later. HIS
parents are Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Allison, 14601 Indiana.
PFC. FRANKLIN ". ASHMAN,
28, Aug. 10, in France. In service
for two and a half years. he has
been overseas for the past eight
months. His mother. Mrs. Cecilia
Ashman, lives at 26l1 Carter.
PVT. ALPHONSE w. BRA
ZEAU, 30, Nov. II. in France
Previously wounded on Oct. 1s. he
was awarded the Purple Heart.
His wife. Evelyn, and son, Jimmy,
live at 710 w. Philadelphia.
PFC. RAYMOND NJ. DRES-
DEN, "a, Oct. 6, in Luxembourg.
HospitaliZed in France. he has
been awarded the Purple Heart.
A former Times carrier and branch
manager, Pfc. Dresden also
worked for Cadillac, entered serv-
ice in January, 1912 anad went
overseas seven months ago. His
wife, Helen, and parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael J. Dresden, live at
5027 Grandy.
IT'S MYER RADIN, q, Sept.
13, in France. Now hospitalized
in Cambridge, Ohio. he wears the
Purple Heart. Radin worked for
Fisher Body. entered service in
February. 1871, and went over
seas in April, 1912. His parents
are Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Radin.
2492 Hazelwood. One brother is
also overseas.
PVT. WAYNE J. SHETTLE-
ROE. 30. Sept. 10. in France. Now
at Percy Jones Hospital, he has
received the Purple Heart. Pvt.
Shettleroe worked for the Amcri-
can aluminium Co, entered service
in January, 1913. and went over
seas last May. He is the son of
Mrs. Pearl NJ. Shettleroe, 24S6
Danforth. Hamtramck
PFC. THOMAS J. SPALA, 20.
Sept. Ia, in Germany. A former
employe Of the S and S tool Co.
he has been in service since March,
1943. His parents arc Mr.. and
Mrs. James Spala, 1896 Monica.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-06
Bell Aircraft Halls
Minor Cleanup Shift

BUFFALO, Dec. 5-Bell Air
craft Corp. announced elimination
of the third turn at their Buffalo
and Niagara Falls plants. This
does not mean a slowing up of
production, according TO a COM
pany statement. which explained
that the third turn did minor
cleanup work 6nd that most of
the 1,150 workers involved would
be transferred TO the other turns.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-06
Grains Advance
In Active Trade

CHICAGO, Dec. s HNSt-
Grains moved higher today in
fairly active trading.
Gains in wheat ranged to ] &c.
corn la.c and rye 2bc.
Distant deliveries of wheat,
corn and rye sold at new highs
for the season.
Last prices for wheat were sc
TO i &c higher with December at
Sl67as.
Corn closed 1e TO 1%e up, oats
sc to &C higher, rye l TO nc
up and barley 1Ac TO lac higher
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-06
3Fathers Die
On Warfronts

Three fathers, killed in action.
are covered in today's biographical
sketches of Detroiters who have
been reported by official amy and
navy releases and next-of-kin as
war casualties. Two other soldiers.
wounded in the European theater,
have been sent TO the United
States for disqualification.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-06
KILLED

CPL. GUST BASSONATIS, 20.
Sept 20. in Germany. A native of
Enderlin. N. d., Cpl. Bassonatis at
tended school in Detroit entered
the army in April, 1943, and went
overseas last January. He leaves
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bass, 2226 +. Congress; three sis
ters and four brothers, two OF
whom are in service.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-06

I q m or row at
Wardell- -Shera-
ton Hotel.
His remarks
will be based
on information
he ga I h ere d
during his six
week tour Of
England. where
he conf G rre d
with le a d n &
British indus
! lists. He
u11i dfSriISc The
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-06
Miller Mfg. Declares
Dividends on Z Issues

Miller Manufact4ring CO. de-
ciared a dividend OF 3 cents per
snare on the common PAYABLE
Dec. 30 20 stock Of record Dec 20
and a regular quarterly dividend
OF J5 cents on the Class a stock
payable Jan. IS 10 stock OK
record Jan. 2. This brings pay
nents for the year on the common
70 20 cents, same as in 1913.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-06
Livestock Market


cATTLE-Receipts, 400. Fresh receipts
laIely cows; liberal csrry-over better steers
aod no o. Ss:5ins g, n.s ssn1 very sPs virtually
WEIGHTS and lower Srsd. aind. slow .t..dy s"iy!
other eissse. uncSsnsed small n'' 10, hsF medium
soo-lb. steers, Si3.25. odd head. choice to
SO; most sslei common and medium, $50
Gamers and cutters. sse7. some strong '5Gis
load GOOD and choice s5o-lb. feeders late
cxLvks-Rec.ipts. 500; nrm; top and
common and medium. .sI2si5 so: ellls. s.
,s ,HoGsIRss.ipi,: Z, 500. Gener.l, ..sin.
bulf 10000 lbs. ;ls sosis 90. extreme
'0s sHfEfFsesp, i Rs.' ss"' a:dos s.Ssh. lamb.
uneyenly 2sc. TO soc lower. mostly 75c to ST
of for two days: .heep steady; trading dull
So top ,issc @ aSs fi..y most most MEDIUM ta ns
and good, sii@i250: common and medium.
iSno i.sdnS l.%s. sn % 0Tss a,, lambs. n, .,., :, less
$50 according 70 quality. top IS for choice
hsndyweish,s. Gull ewes, si'5oe2.
PITTSBURGH
400; slow at steady prices, steers good to
choice. sl6.5osl7. so; medium to GOOD, STA
.e @Is ssais.o @ n,u%' s4.' sooa To- eboIs. sSs
si4.so@l5. medium TO good. si2si4 SO
common to medium, Sc soei2: cows GOOD
to choice. sio@ii medium TO good. $3.50
$50: esnners and cutters AZ; bulls good
70 choice; siiei2; common to medium.
Hocs-sso; steady; 1so-1so lbs. si4s
is3'' aso III, iso2qe e lbs. 'i.saSsJdotss5 400
iiiit,;oooedsss; = e,dosos,s;;o 2:oaoo Ie..; sis.sos
$50 lbs. sii.7sef37s, roushs, $3.50
sHEEP-2oo; steady. choic. lambs. si..
ion1ss;, la1s; medium TO- rood. sll soal2 so;
sUM%1n se,Ss%, ss%s s%s' So 'ee7' ewes" '2e4'so
cALvEs-iso: steady; good to choice. si7
sis medium. si3@i4. culls and common.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO. Dec tINsl -HoCs-3o. 900:
sisss sii.s, to s.:s s..y, rOP ',sp bun. 3so
lights. sis.as@isss; packing .os,' O $3.50
sIsrSi I Pig, Siisi1so.
steady. Beef steers choice. si7@is; me
sS,rS.r, aST 'i5shT; 5s,i.T;; yss.gTn11r siI:osis:
bulls. ss@is So: eslvN. ss@is5o; feeder
steers. t1oai4. stockers: stsers saai37S.
Cow and heifers. s7a17so
SHEEP-4 500: STEADY. Lambs, s14@tt4o:
common, sio@l5 yesrlints. sio@i7.so:
feeder, l1M13.2S. ewes eld6.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-06

British plans for postwar business
and reconversion and will also
picture the export markets for
Detroit industrial equipment.
Finney Is well known here in
industrial circles, having been for
several years Detroit editor OF
Iron Age and later Detroit editor
of American Machinist and Busi-
ness Week.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-06
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF wALpRoN
PROPERTIES, INC, FIRST MORTGAGE
RONDs. DATED JANUARY 1. 1877.

NOTICE OF REDEMPTION OF wALDRoN
PROPERTIES, INC, FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDS. DATED JANUARY 1. 1877.
Notice il hereby given that. pursuant to
the provisions OF Article 2. Section J. Of
Trust Mortgage dated January 4, 1897,
given by Wsldron Properties, Inc. q
Michigan Corporation. to Equitable Trust
Company. Michigan corporation, as
trustee and recorded in the Office Of the
register OF deeds for Oakland County.
Michigan. on February 10, 1897. in Liber
sO7 OF Mortgages. on Pages 37s-s27, funds
have been deposited with the undersigned
trustee necessary for redemption of the
following bonds OF said Issue determined
by lot In accordance with the terms OF
81, I, Q, ~. rs. 7s. IL. ts. 50. 81. IS.
TO- %, e5. DIS. 10, is. ls 10. AZ, ~,
81 SO 80 so 81. 81. los, 123. i24. las,
isg 222. 225. 233. 23t. 236
AZ par plus a premium Of one CD per cerA
and accrued interest 20 January /. lg4s,
plus income tax thereon. and upon and
after said date all further interest on said
bonds shall cease.
said bonds and appurtenant coupons
thereof should he presented 10 undersigned
trustee for such payment pursuant hereto
AT 400 Crisvold Street, Detroit 2s,
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY
as Trustee under said Trust Indenturs
BY WILLIAM r. CROOKE
It's Trust officer.
Dated November 2s, 1914.
Detroit, Michigan.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-06
First Scotch
I'm 4 Years

LONDON, Dec. 5-The first
whisky distilled since 1910 was
poured into casks at Stonehaven
during the weekend. II was a
batch of 1000 gallons of clear,
newly-rum highland whisky.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-06
Burnhdn Finney
To Speak Here

Burnham Finney publisher Of
American Machinist and Product
Engineering, will be guest speaker
at the noon luncheon meeting of
Industrial Marketers of Detroit
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-06
f"s DsS0~
Honor Roll
~ Official
~ Casualty
~ List

The war department today
made public the names Of 1853
United States soldiers wounded in
action, 81 of whom are from
Michigan, 80 from the Detroit
area. The casualties and thei
nearest of kin are:
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-06
Briggs Again Votes
PAYMENT Of 50 Cents

Briggs Manufacturing Co. de-
clared a dividend of so cents on
the common, payable Dec. % 10
stock of record Dec. II. Same
amount was paid in preceding
quarters.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-06
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN

TOLEDO CASH GRAIN
TOLEDO, O., Dec. 5 t1Ns Cash grain on
track
WHEAT-No. 2 red. sl.7o@l7li,
CORN-No. 2 yellow. Sl14Wll5I5. NO 3
yellow. si.i3al.l3ia
oATs-No 2 white. 74e7sc: No. white,
T3a73i7c
soYBEANs-No. 2 yellow. s7oe.
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-06
WINNIPEG GRAINS

WINNIPEG, Dec. S llNSl-Rye closed II.
70 &C higher today. December. 81 IL bid
May. 81 l2M Gl.l21s: July. sl.llis
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-06

- MI huo CASH thAIN
CHICAGO. Dec. tlNSl Cash grain
CORH-Sbmple mixed e7c. No 2 yellow
1 5l7. No. 4 yellow, Sl,o7l7gl.ll.
OATS-No ! mixed 76Lc
Detroit evening times., 1944-12-06
LEGAL NOTICE

.~ Tuesday. December S. isH>>
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-07-21

lumber are needed; all the cuts
are straight and the pieces may
be nailed or screwed together.
But the really important thing
about this chair is that it is COM
Portable to sit in and good to look
at. The removable back makes it
easy to move around and to store
for the winter.
NOTE-Mrs. Spears has prepared
large sheet with working diagrams; com.
plete list of materials: dimensions and
step-by-step directions for cutting and as.
sembling this chair. Ask for Design 26s
and enclose Is cents. Address:
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-07-21
H MS y tR Rei
ANS Ry1He7s7a spsAss TM

WHY not make a weekend
w project of putting together a
couple of comfortable chairs with
the special features shown here?
You don't have to have a fancy
workshop. The whole job may be
done out in the yard or on the
porch. Just three stock widths of
Evening star., 1944-11-06
PERSONAL

REDUCING, special rates: remove fat In
Fts p5one Tesnts aao cabinet baths
HEMIoRRHolDS eraaieated ey my ,o3wn own
time time or money back w Write for beekes No
fas bk iSSR Johnson e. asn,s. HIS False
West6sS Esea5sS eds Ehs s you 4s sais INV Roo" e0s
pital, call service BARBERs, GE. ssSs.
WAKE NssE!Eit UP Wy By GPiHoNE-sl per month.
Reliable. we'll established. Two telephones,
PHoNE iSsl sHEPHrRD IF PH RT'' $3.50, ask for Miss
Wright. If you are in need Of loan up to
SSnG eR 8S yS1, SisnStTTe sT1n1o
formsrly Of Filth ave. N Senaiy "a eaSipped Uiatsa
for prompt service; dresses, suits made to
order, also restyling and alterations; mod
sods sFs5e PRICES 6 Rhohe nRa ENdE en- soB ST.
ATTENTION, PUBLIC STENoGRAPHERS:
C.P. A, offers facilities of centrally located
srStcs once ana \, eeg,pment ia5s in exchange for
FALLS cHpkcH pay NURSERY now OPEN
children taken by day. week or hour:
IL lI7o .sNIsr6 MRs 6 c G MCLEOD 9asLn vo,r cns
af fsPsR' MoE r5s 0YRf RRFLs saPa FOR knIr SH Sa4
n{Rs. { HONE MOVIES E RENTAL CO. 1883
* Psene so 9sys s4aS se2ves
matchmaker on premises for prompt at
tenton; alarm clocks repaired, specializing
work guaranteed. ELECTRICAL CENTER,
5l4 10th ST., between E and F SITS NV.
FUR HATS INDIVIDUALLY STYLED to
match your coat, from fur pieces: we
match any fur; restyling. blocking, trim
ming. VOGUE. 3523 14th ST. NV. open eve
WANTED-Two me npassengers either to
border or Mexico City. Call CO. 1910 for
details 70
WATCH REPAIRING-Speciali in Swiss
and American watches, any make clocks
end jewelry; 3-day service on watches:
] yr. guar. IRWIN WATCH CO., a0512
d st. NV 49,
Evening star., 1944-11-06
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

ATTRACTIVE, studio rooms Chevy
Chase; access to yard and porch, nicely
furn.; restricted: one person, IS weekly
51eI hth ST. N.W.-Large room. kit,
bath, elec. refgr., util.. newly decor ex-
press bus; Call after 8 pm
1851 EUCLID ST. N.W.-Kft apt. Prigid
run. water. semibath; accommod for 3;
YOUNG LADY in early aos will share g.
room apt. in new apt. bldg. with another
per month. Call weekday evenings, ia
/ LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM. sle
LIVING ROOM. bedroom. kitchen and bath.
completely furn., including utilities. mr.
Navy Yard and Armory. Phone Lu 1943.
4iS 9Th 81. S.W.-2 rms, near Govt.
bidgs PIG sink; Iefer:; S34 mo.
JEWISH WOMAN to share Broom apt
with another woman. For information,
call LR. 3sl5. Is Danbury St Sc
ouiEI GIRL to share Groom apt. with
another girl, laundry facilities. home priv
EMPLoYED NAVY NAVY MANS WIFE looking
for couple. wife of whom is willing to care
Tor 6-year-old daughter and self. Private
home in Hillcrest. Call TR. 3132 after
pm
sO2 18th ST. N.E.-Large. attractive, mod
ern apt for to 5 adults, pref. men,;
all conv, reas. AT. T647
TWO-BEDROOM WITH BATH APT, air
conditioned, with residential hotel service,
suitable for executive desiring permanent
Washington address; $3.50 per month,
For full particulars, call CHEVY CHASE
REALTY CO, 3403 Conn ave EN- 1900
Evening star., 1944-11-06
ROOMS WITH soARp.

1913 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N;E.-Room
and meals for girls. private bath, pri-
vate living room, telephone and private
entrance; excellent meals; Is min to
town, trans. at door; $3.50 week each
DU. 216I.
eI14 18th ST. N.w-Room and board.
$32 to $40 month, doubles and singles
NO. 925S.
I7'4 MASS. AVE. NV. downtown-Larse
front basement double. $44 per person mo.
Also single. Gentle home.
ABOVE MASS. AVE. NV. 1909 18th St.
Recond.; owner; bal. meals double and
triple; male and female. HO. 1895.
1909 Z. CAPITOL ST.-Lovely rooms. ex-
Gelient meals: cony. to Navy Yard, FBI and
Union Station; $40 and Sl2 week; gentle
1901 18th ST. N.W.-Large front rm. for
., private bath: also girl to share I'M
with another girl: ideal location; switch
board service. Selected menus
1919 DELAFIELD PLACE N.W.-Room
with : clothes closets. lavatory. twin beds,
10 share with another gentleman; in lovely
detashed home excellent meals. ia 95I2.
VICINITY DUPONT CIRCLE. 1904 I9tn
81. nw.--Vs cancy in beautiful double room
mo; good home-cooked meals.
MT. PLEASANT-Large front nm in real
nome, for gentleman of refinement, with
good BOARD. near car. AID. 335a
Evening star., 1944-11-06
APARTMENTS WANTED.

DIPLOMAT AND WIFE. modern. we'll
aiter aqsnisaed ADAMS aR g5s gs pay good price Call
perm. stationed here, with wife, two babies
aesires hs,h htwo-Sedroom furn apt & Nth kitsh-
PERMANENT OFFICER and wife want s iiv-
Ing Ing no room, bedroom kitchen; bath NV.
lent to Transportation. Must have by jan
uary l or will take Immediately Under
siBEDReoSoSM eSS APT. S star or house. NV. section Ct
furnished; urgently needed: permanent: 2
small children. Call DE. 1900. Ext. 2a9,
PnRNIsHsD P1lSi ID APT. for . gentlemen on
upper Conn. ave; from Wardman Park TO
Chevy Chase Circle. Call EN-. ZOO before
navy nav p'ai IT.. wife. daushter, ? yrs. son, s
mos, must have; by Nov. 18th. for 5000
GONG TO FLORIDA for i the '1d vinterG
Army ofieer and wife: lust returned from
sire to sublet or, . bedroom, furnished
pets nt or snS Fe' Box stn
FURNISHED APT. living room, bedroom.
ssh So sqssSs Sssss ' e sf
eSufHE eS1 Fl B bEsiRks sfaf FURNISHED have own
cosen nS will sve
ssla: SUNDAY 'i5nt union $3.50. sas "0na' 8: L.
nent turnishsd iani Or anturnished. iA NV. asA or
Fl sFiTisa otreSSs Sss sS;t. S!,4s
nv; section. *; 1910, Ex, 5a.
Government agency. wants two-bedroom
furnished apartment or house. Northwest
for three ors%n mGnths st $780, No children
APl4RTMENT. furnished OF unturnished, or
eTsde noy ma own
CAPT. McLANE. RE- 67o0. Ext. 74933 NO
9640 evenings. 70
sms aass aasa.d need;
RsSsHees SSyaI oFrIcHR aSp ass5 WIFE. permanent
or bedroom. unfurnished apt, cony: to
American Univ. MRS. EElLS. Wo. 436S.
sood turn. spsTtmsss Tor !nn vin.er e Or sn. De9.
JAMES NJ HARRISON. Apt. 800. Broad
ReHi RHSRooM T1, APxRTMENr GyHSMr for man and wife.
non Government. within first zone north
sss 81
500. Elk. S497, am. to noon. Box
ARMY CeoUPLE, permanently stationed.
want furnished or unfurn. apt, near Ar
4Wo 1s'9 a All ais roRcs aaLs ase
attractive furn. apt, rooms. bedroom,
living room, kitchen, bath. Phone De-
catur 1011, EXT. 8, from to pm.
NAVY OFFICER AND WIFE, occupying
returning Consressman's apt, need suitcase
furn. apt. n.w... or Arl. Ma. 3771, Ext.
S07.
FURNISHED ! or Q room apt, private
bath and entrance. anywhere In Washing
ton or nearby Virginia. Boz 323-R. Star.
g.
TWO WAVE OFFICERS desire bedroom,
living room, bath and kitchenette fur
nished apartment, NV. section. HO. 5000.
Ext 306, after 8 pm. 81
CIVILIAN COUPLE, semitic, no children.
no pets. want furnished 1-bedroom apt,
NV. Immediate occupancy; $125 top. MA.
2740, Ext. 9OS. g.
FURNISHED AIT. rooms, or share home,
by. mother and son. both employed: excel.
references. 1x. $500. Ext. 2253. 8 to
< Z ri RiEsPaOlINsIBLE YOUNG WOMEN, college
Eradustes, desire 1h or rm. apt. NV.
Naval DoCToR AND WIFE need furn,
apt. IN vicinity Of Medical Center Il
Bethesda; have car. Phone Wisconsin 1858.
Evening star., 1944-11-06
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

ARMY OFFICER, wife. daughter. 4, and
gcYeraess, desire 3-bedroom home. turn,
or IN about Dec. 1 Sl25 CH. 1913.
FURNISHED, 3 or bedrooms, . baths,
maids room and bath: will pay up to $500
per mo-: in or around Wsshington: on or
BusINEsssMAN desires .
or 3 bedrooms. unfurnished house with
automatic heat; District Maryland or Vir-
sinia acceptable: will sign lease; two
adults. no children; references; excel
lent care OF your home assured. Execu-
PHYSICIAN desires two-bedroom unfur-
nished house or apartment. Call Hobart
THREE MONTHS RENT in advance: .
bedroom furnished house and garage; no
children: Washington or vicinity. Cali
HOMEOWNER capable of maintaining prop
erty can use 2-bedroom house in suburbs;
advance rents for proper place. II no
house, apt. will do 81. s063. g.
ARLINGIUN property own
One who will actually improve appear
anceS and value of your property by per
sonal care. Doing various repairs person
ally. plus indulging in hobby-care OF
lawn, shrubbery, etc, developing perren-
NAL nower garden. Need house by Feb.
lst or sooner; 3-bedroom, /, Ia or :.
baths. Long lease. BY mfgr's represen-
Il usual large down payment was waived.
Isl.phon. Chestnut 56h5 70
PERMANENT, responsible, Government Of
ncIal wants unfinished 3-or-4 bedroom
house EATON. Wisconsin as46.
CoLORED-2 or 3 bedroom unfurnished
house or apt for colored family: urgently
needed: excellent refs TIA. 9433