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Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-06
Board AIIocates
Highway Funds

Imperial county supervisors Mon
day divided $30,270 among the five
county road districts, each district
getting $6065.
The $30,270 came from motor
vehicle fines, general road funds,
and the county's share of the gas
oline tax funds. The money must
be used on the roads in the in
dividual districts.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-06
Engineers Aid
Visits County

j. A. Harmon of the state engi-
neering department arrived in Ell
Centre Tuesday to assist Deputy
Health Officer Russell Brooks in
checking over water systems in rural
cchools.
The two will study the various
systems and recommend improve
ments and changes where necessary.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-06
Infernees Get
Clear of
BiIibid Prison

Continued From Page One)
loaded trucks, ambulances, jeepS
and every conveyance available.
They rushed them to the scene.
Ninety stretcher cases among the
prisoners of war were loaded first.
then the rest of the patients. many
suffering with war WOUNDS, paralys-
is, Eeriberi. and dysentery. Many
were hardly able to walk.
The civilians at Bilioid originally
had been interned near Baguio, the
Luzon summer resort
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-06

Continued From Page One)
spokesmen indicated the battle was
moving swiftly toward a climax.
Unconfirmed but apparently cor
rect reports filtering through the
tight German censorship said the
Russians wheeled north of the O5er
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-06
Ardennes Battle
Cost Germans
10000 in Men
Continued From Page One


back TO parity w:5n Montgomery's.
In all, the Germans lost 10000
prisoners in December and Janu-
ary and another 10000 killed or
seriously wounded. Those losses ran
their casualties since D-day to more
than 100000, including 100000
captured and more than 100000
killed or wounded.
In addition, their cumulative
losses in arnor and equipment
amounted TO 1,450 tanks and as
sault guns for December and jan
uary, plus thousands of motor We
hicles.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-06
RAMBLING REPORTER

Continued From Page One
came home with delicious It'd bits
and generous supplies of dainties
favored by her son.
We're going to live high" Pete
drooled one day when his wife came
in. with a load of groceries.
Keep away from these things,
she ordered. They will keep until
ROLAND gets home"
Three weeks passed with the time
of the OstranGer family being deVot-
ed to getting food ready for Rol-
land and Pete suffering from the
pangs of hunger. ROLAND was in
quarantine in San Francisco while
Pop lost weight.
Pete will be saved from death by
starvation ROLAND was on the way
to Ell Centro from Los Angeles
Tuesday.
Royal Family
Ell Centre is home to the scion
of an illustrious family.
He is none other than Zorro Torro
La Zorro, illustrious son of the
English bulldog which took the prize
at the regent dog show in San
Francisco.
This descendant of the ultra ultra
of dogdom condescends to live il
the home of MIR. and Mrs. Clayton
Alker of 1442 Brighton They call
him Tony" for short. Tonys papa
is Zorro Torro La Idalo.
Tony is a bit OF democrat
at that, being given to wagging at
mere commonerS and licking all and
srndry in the face even if his FAM
lily is the last word in breeding and
all that sort of thing. OF course,
Tony may become more exclusive
when he realizes what a swell he
really is.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-02-06
IS EPILEPSY INHERITED? I?
WHAT CAUSES IT?

a booklet combining The opinions Of fo-
nous doctors on this interesting subject
will be sent FREE. while they lost. 10 ony
reoder writing TO The Educational Division,
sss Fifth Ave, New FORK. ny. Dept. B-l60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-21
Shinto Funeral Rites
Conducted for konoy'e
BY the Associate Press.

BY the Associated Press.
TOKYO, Dec. 21.-Shinto funeral
services were conducted today for
Prince Fumimaro Konoye, pre-Pearl
Harbor Premier of Japan, with rep
resentatives OF the imperial house,
hold and several cabinet ministers
attending.
Konoye committed suicide SUM-
day to escape trial as war Grim
inal.
The newspaper Asahi commented
that the funeral was smaller than
normally would be expected for a
former Premier.
"It was lonely one" the paper
added.
Branches of "a sacred tree
granted by the Emperor, the EN-
press and the Empress Dowager
hung before the altar during the
quiet ceremony in Tokyo's Arisu-
gawa Park.
The newspaper Mainichi reported
today that constitutional revision
plan submitted to the throne by
Konoye proposed maintaining the
Emperor's political authority, but
with limitations.
Another suggestion was that "tht
rights to declare war, conclude peace
and negotiate treaties should re-
ceivea approval Of the Diet" hereto
fore unnecessary.
Konoye submitted the outline
November %, then resigned his
temporary assignment with the OF.
fee Of Lord Keeper of the Prtvy
Seal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-21
Contempt for Law Brings
U. 5. Controls, Clark Says
By the Associated Press.

| By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Dec. 21.-Attorney
General Clark said yesterday a
psychological attitude OF contempt
for the law" has caused increased
Federal regulation of business, fall
tering reconversion and increased
juvenile delinquency.
I'VE almost never have Govern
ment regulation until we have an
evil requiring stopping" the cabinet
member said in an address to the
Executives Club of Chicago.
He criticized the solid citizen who
finds clever expenditure of money
brings him special consideration"-
in the case of obtaining cigarettes
and nylons during the war, on an
apartment now-and added:
ut is one of the arresting ironies
that the very man who sent his son
to die overseas or gave his own
blood is now imperiling the
great victory he helped to win"
American youth has seen its eld-
ers take the easiest way out and has
followed suit"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-21
Palestine Plan Offered
By Jewish-Arub Group
BY the Associated Press

BY the AsSoclattG Press. - =
JERU SALEM, Dec. 21.-The
League for Jewish-Arab Rapproche-
ment and Cooperation issued a
statement yesterday proposing BIZ
national solution to the Palestine
question based on the equal par
ticipation of both peoples in the
government.
1.-THE solution . = will guarantee
to each of the two peoples possibility
to develop unhindered along the line
of its true national interests and in
cooperation and fraternity with the
second people in the common father
land" the statement said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-21
Dispute With Russia
On Jap Occupation
Denied by Macarthur
By the Associated Press.

TOKYO, Dec. 81. - Gen. Mac
Arthur today denied a broadcast
report that his headquarters had
become embroiled in arguments with
the Russians over assignment of
Soviet occupation troops to Japan
and that Gen. Macarthur had
threatened to resign.
Il am here to serve and not him
der or obstruct American Govern
n1ent," the supreme commander of
the Allied powers said in state
ment issued by his press relations
office.
''It is my full purpose to see the
thing through. The question of
Russian participation in the occu-
patton is matter for other decision
than my own"
The statement said the broadcast
report, 'purported to have been
made by Larry Tighe of the Ameri-
can Broadcasting Corp, has abso-
lutely no basis in fact"
Statement Denied.
It concluded:
"If Tghe made the statement he
is alleged to have broadcast from
Tokyo, some one must have been
feeding him funny type Of 'hooch'
being peddled around Tokyo on the
black market"
(Taking to the air after issu-
ance of the statement, Mr..
Tighe said 81 reaffrm the story
which I previously broadcast that
the express desire of the COM
mander of this area is that the
Russian troops not be allowed to
take over the japanese island of
Hokkaido."
(Mr.. Tighe's reply, monitored
In San Francisco by ABC, added:
c'Further, the supreme COM
mander's claim that If I made
such statements I must have
been full of Tokyo black market
hooch is inaccurate in the first
place but-and this is more i'm
portant-hardly fitting In a dis
cussion of a subject that concerns
the very life of the United Ma
lions Organization" Mr.. Tighe
said he received his information
from a reliable and honest
source and I still consider it both
reliable and honest.~
Broadcast Cited.
Mr.. Tighe, in the broadcast which
drew the headquarters denial state
n1ent, set. forth these reports:
L. Russia wanted to send in, an
army of occupation to Japan; Gen.
Macarthur insisted on only divi-
sion.
g. Russia wanted to occupy the
northern island of Hokkaido, which
is nearest Siberia; Gen. Macarthur
suggested Kyushu, leaving American
forces on HonShu and Kokkaido in
between the Russians and Siberia.
3. Gen. Macarthur is reported to
have told the State Department he
would resign rather than allow Rus
sia any further participation on
occupation affairs.
Yesterday, in Washington, Mr.
Tighe's broadcast report was called
to the attention of President Tru-
man, who told his news conferences
neither he nor the War Department
had received any such word from
Gen. Macarthur. The State DEPART
ment said 1t had not beard of re-
ported differences between Gen.
Macarthur and the Russians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-21
Two in Iron Lungs
Fly to U. S. From Indiu

BY the Associated ircss.
HAMILTON FIELD, Calf, Dec
2l.-Two Army men suffering from
polio and encased in iron lungs ar.
rived by plane from Calcutta, In.
dia, last night en- route to hos.
pitfalls for special treatment.
A C-54 carried Capt. George L
Bapit of Seattle and Corpl. Walter
H. Hargrave,. Topeka, Kans, the
entire distance.
The Air Transport Command sale
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-21
Fund Granted to Emory

NEW YORK, Dec. 81 (P).-A grant
of Sl67 100 from the National Foun-
dalton for Infantile Paralysis to
Emory University. Atlanta, Ga, for
a five-year program in physical
medicine was announced today by
Basil OConnor, president Of the
foundation, and DR.. Goodrich G.
White. president of Emory. 4, no r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-21
Opero La Troviotu'
Postponed by Illness

The Washington Grand Opera
Guilds performance of la ira
viata," originally scheduled for to-
night at Constitution Hall, was post
poned yesterday because of illnesses
in the cast.
Josephine Antoine and several
others are suffering from influenza,
the Board of Directors of the guild
reported. Since no date was an
nounced for the performance, tick
etholders may accept refunds or
hold their tickets until the perform
arce is held
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-21
Three Cars DeruiIed
On Fast Pennsy .Tru.in
~ the Associated press.

Ey tne Ass0cIaLeu Press.
CHICAGO, DEG: 21.-The Penn
sylvania Railroad reported the de-
railment of three rear cars OF its
East-bound Spirit of st. Louis, ST.,
Louis-New York Pullman train, at
Marshall, Ill. yesterday.
A few passengers suffered minor
bruises. the railroad reported The
cars remained upright Marshall Ii
Is miles west Of Terra Haute. Ind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-21

chief of hospital transport, SAID
japanese authorities failed to prop
erly identify hospital ships, refused
to transmit their names to the Al
lies. insisted on stationing hospital
ships among combat vessels In ac-
ton, and often used them as armed
transports.
He said most OF the vessels lost
we're being used as transports when
sunk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-21

Victory Loan Bonds are available
to every one. Sow your money In
Victory Bonds and watch them grow
to harvest 1914 per cent more than
their initial cost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-21
Barn Dance Scheduled

A barn dance, sponsored by the
Kappa Sigma Chapter of Phi Delta
Sorority. will be held from 9 to Il
pm. tomorrow at the Woodmont
Country Club. Stacks and dungarees
will be the fashion. The public
Is; invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-21

..4e l1,000-mile fight was the long
est ever attempted by polio patients
in iron lungs.
Their nurses said the patients had
a comfortable trip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-21
- Jap Hospital Ships
Reported Lost in War

By the Associated Press.
TOKYO, Dec. 2l.--Japan lost 10
hospital ships during the war, Maj.
Kei Shinohara told Kyodo news
agency today.
Shinohafa, rcpatriated former
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-12-21

At least one Victory Bond should
be in the name Of every member
OF every family.
Evening star., 1945-03-13
ROOMS FURNIsHEp-Northwe,t

1915 PARK RD., Apt4 Large front rm.,
cooking priyils.; for l or refined, girls:
pointment o. only. H call Cali DE. s55i 81 sat after pm nm
$500 ssth ST. N.W.EExouisiteiy FUR .
nished large master bedroom, semiprivate
path; convenient transportation. Or 5537.
lSi6 M ST. of Conn. ave.-Large, clean
front room with single beds; walking
?;:iaesS ri a1INcY q esfn sf N.w-one single room
19r 1 quiet u ne gentle girl: S25 mo. Between
5sss 9Th M 81. N.w.-priyate entrance e. ane
bath, attractive bed-sittins rm. for . girls;
ssa % R6 Sa WMsa sssn sSsS s5 81
line. Gas heat. thermostat control: show
aSix srsi ah 5aths; s;h.yi A good 3d. beds AD 1880
Lovely bedroom, ii private Ee bath: GENTLE GENTLE
10 srnotsrs: ansaf So. CAN sH pi9zsS person
Too@ Sem Sash. Unlimited phons
s1S saEvs Sss1 cHxxs1ll slSsi sInsls bedroom n..r
nav. ns ordFag DraT Vui is6s. 80 Ssi4 nsomar 81
345g MACONiB ST. N.W-single room in
gentle home: service officer (man). S35
iaIa EuccLD ST. NV, Apt. Ia refined
ladies', pvt, family, "a blk. cars. near
;tSEss siss ispysH asD "a "a sss AZ sss S.r,
Win other girl sso Box a1sH, aa Star. 0H Il.
isIn.. eonvenient, $50. 44zz7 18th aSiDa; s. NV NV
1854 sPRING RID. N.w.-sinsle room fol
with two girls: S25 month. DE. 5366.
DOWNTOWN, 1914 G ST.. n.w.-Double
ROOM. $40 month; comfortable, clean; only
available March -. Apply in person,
WIDOW with large house desirous Of
keeping home, will rent well-fLrnisied
room to ofacer In service: private bath;
convenient to restaurants and transporta-
tion. $40 month. WO. 040S. 1856 Ma
iSsO ISth sT. N.w.-Iasht, single room,
next 70 shower. $25 mo-; gentleman only.
Evening star., 1945-03-13
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHs., CALCVLATORs, type
writers, ONCE EQUIP any kind; high price.
SS go NasR5 fss w days D sa
s Johnson IS sss CO, RI RE ptlsss 1887 pa'o can
BApY'S BATHTUB or large oval dishpan.
Phone Falls Church 1744-W.
bEDkOO&, dining room and living room
odd pieces or complete suites. rugs, china
and bric-a-brac. Odd, pieces or ans. amount
sRh6y Gantsd as n onss Ssao Please call today MR.
BEDROOM, dining, living room furniture;
do moving carefully; storage. IA. .2937.
soIlER lsa 10 9, L M or Otsa 20 aD
BOOKS-Highest prices paid for good
books. Bargain Book Store, sos 9th st.
NV. PI. 6oo7- Open Sunday and eyes.
cAMsERAAs. g MT movie equip, pnosc supplies.
nv RE 2434 Open am to 7:30 O. n
CAMERA, 35 NM. Kodak So with coupled
Star State price. and condition. I4s
han,dskrichsf b. DC 70 : suit. We also buy iewslry'
cameras, typeWriters.% % diamonds MIIToNs TIToNTs
f0r cash and courtesy, Call Ma. 1856.
GLggF1aMSN-BetreI ,,lag prices paia for mems
used Clothing, 3. BEkAANs. Iia2 TN ss
DIAMONDS, WATcHEs. jEWELkY. silver i've
MlIpnmsaists MlpIssn EE sasi hishest hest prices paid
DiAMONDs GOLD. aisnes, cash a asai prices
ARTHUR NAkKtKs 30 ! Is 80 -
Evening star., 1945-03-13
APARTMENTs WANTEp tcoss.)

-
CHIEF PETTY 0ETICEL Just back from
living room. % Kitchen | and bath. fo; f1rn. o.
nniurn. apt. in nv. section. csn pu.
: & Oh Oh WAVE OFFICERS, urgent. fun m or
gnfurn; apt. or house In NV. Chevy Chase,
sfftnesqs sfeo Ea. sSSa sss sites sass om
EMPLOYED. professional couple want l.
ssaoom s spartRss IL NCrthsess VIZ
Two sFARs desire small furnished apart
sn os k
zya Rl tal oFFfcaR2s ESs a2 SsS7S is TssuEns p.sm m
NAV AZ SGdfp9sY s59 Eyt !; PA ,,I,r .nt
NV, desired by naval It., newly wed wife
SMaxT ssa aaaH ws1fsR sias Jus. returned 1v1 s de-
s4ssso ssss cali fofR TR fYs ssDt self and wife,
NAVAL OFFICER, iust returned from over
sp Anssoss xfs ana BABY ss S faIn ssu
needed at once By naval ofhcer and bride
permanent assisnment. returned from over
ss sss 81 sAS .ssss.szy
sHHHsffosd isSSISs5s sSS s}is5
Army captain desires, Immediately one
tg9 or three ob besrma ant: Or house. iurn, Of
un1,lrr sd09-s16o JOG per month excellent
nartss SaarH staa ana nnanciai references. .ox
ARMY OFFICER, returned from overseas, as
for se wife aaa tsear eRd s7
BRIRE. N p E.ToIsE 9 nos assDaiTsd Of oSttis,inins ti,
anyr any time, Have furniture. Phone OR.
yIs2 SgTERAN aiisr AND S' WIFE need lease Of bed
room 1InfIlrn ant small hotSa in oond
nent. professional. wo. ! o7ss alter pm.
TWO PROFESSIONAL WOMEN desire / or
bedroom apartment, unfurnished or fur
nished, s oe eony nv trsnsp ran Cali MISS GEER
SMALL ;,r1.pIs APT nnia.a. unia.9 % or gsrtly tsrn
aTsetes TWo ausrRsN fs NJ AR aheo roacr ~ s cer,
stationed Washinston extended period, re.
qSTs shs roOm onImsa sath Fl Sa
GaIl FLIGHT dIodT 1T. ALLAN Republic a7oo
WAvE VA sseSaF offrcERs desire apt for three; III,
GRGENT = Naval lieut.. must have fur
Err; ZOO, Ext. 170l.. IA
ofr.GER gst rstarned from overseas wants
OR. 64S6 NIGHTS.
THREE OR FOUR Govt girls need 2-bed-
room apt, furn or unfurn. Call ia. 6493
sisss 81 s.fs ICONS. oS kitchen and bath untur-
nished apt. bldg. in NV. section or Silver
Spring Call MI. 5726. 16s
WANTED, room, kitchenette and bath, by
single m gentleman. references. no elevator.
PERMANENT British Raj officer ur-
gently REQUIRES small furnished apartment,
preferably NV. area. Call Ex. 45Oo.
Ext. los. 15s
APARTMENT or house wanted to rent
for man and wife with two small chill
dren. Colored Elk $3.50.
COLORED-Apartment or house wanted to
rent for man and wife with two small chill
dren. Elk $3.50.
Evening star., 1945-03-13
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

le43 10th ST. NV room and kitchen
completely furn. S45 mo. VIII give day
is ie1e ! ISL shDi sr. NE Gentle girls to
EEAR Re slf9 fsss 3 sex 81. s%a s1sh: bedrm. v.
heated garage; can be seen bet. and 9
JEWISH GIRL; a1ias. 70 share apt. with
Ssas sssiasys r. ,s SEssT Sunday. ssssi
SINGLE ROOM for : Young woman. share
Groom apt. with / other. $50. 317 De-
%E VILE s. SHARE n "a 1a Al ss5 ass sS soss.aa
Of iiv. rm and kit, s75 mo- zoos, sSos 1sth sSs
81 ao issh sefn 3 st. Ha sts ssos
ssarm sstnr a 3 apt. a furn.. $50 mo. Apt s2'
soss stsss ( S6RnTH B Fl CAPITOL sr.-rwo rooms, 1s
MareS eS f Hs'f to 81 ony, s45 phoss
1897 isss cah3ERT SSlS fifeF ST. D% Swsasement
and sons Tids s45 s.5.per per month; Hoi SOFA ,
furnished; water in bath only; SIS wk
at4s asfs ea,vsrt ssnS sT st. ny HE rooms VII .,s
FURNISHED bachelor apartment. $40.
Gap. HiEiEcom3ortsbl9 IL ss%n3o NV furn studio
143s NEWTON ST. N.w.-Lovely 1st-n
bed living ,rm.. kit. bath. refgr.: middle
aged couple, S45 mo.
BACHELOR studio apt; pine paneled rm.,
pvt. entrance; pvt. bath; no kitchen: $40
single; r,sn $50 double e.s 1890 Ne Stafford
WILL EXCHANGE I-bedroom furn. apt
near 14th and Park rd., sos. for uhfur-
nished efficiency or 1-bedroom apt. Box
202-H, Star.
GIRL to share apt with / other girl S29.
80 You st NV, after Z pm.
CAPITOL HEIGHTS, Md, 1928 4Sth ave-
trance; 10c bus: adults: $40. Key at 317
Evening star., 1945-03-13
HOUSES FOR SALE.

326 p ST. N.E.-Ss, 500. .semidetached
brick home, 6 rooms. hall and bath, sleep
!e spIs sa' Nc u sta q oN sSss
Aa asoGesase SIaf E som. sell II cSsa as
Shsse Sabs G Of rooms =
ss sna ssek
ant gas furnace, large lot; only SlS,950;
providing they can % secure 2-bedroom apt
hoVEET nsREy prcTGsE 5ssseE stsataEow 81 t.Hs silver
s15hs asi heat sSs sa s g. s
LScAs 80 asn CO. sra 1soS ma ast5 s5
and b. brick; gaIsse, deep lot 70 paved
sIss Esssh Rush REaITY HSis
MEn1aTE IHE FossEssfoN: s. ri idssi sII for chill
dren: furn. or unfurn:; newly DECORATED
sars sapsss hssse IN with sbsn
keonss sish sash ] soBRs Boz fssI a .sssss S's
BURLEITHMs-rm. u brick row house: I'M
mediate possession: excellent condition;
resreation rsa on, room % gas 81 heat. oggaarase WI
Sfs SR wfsTTRN EsEE SpshASR And 2Ass eve x1ssslo
750--Detached brick. Q bedrooms, gas heat
good cond.; possession 2 weeks. gas range
r Tweed IL es Co. 55o4 Conn. nn.'' ave. 0"' a.
HAVE TO, MOVE: We have numerous
ss s5ssss Z ss III
/ s9dHk cERTANLY IN T RECOMMEND your ,mme-
diste inspection Of this xsii-built detached
house, Immaculate condition inside and
out. Chevy Chase. D. G.. 2 blocks from
poreh large toilet h.M c
heat, 2-car det.. garage. large level, land.
scaped, fenced lot; near bus. stores and
schools Only Only, $l4.s50 McDkVITF, Real
SHoicE COM. AVE. home in chevy Chase;
Nc No, Only about rs; old hsdsodn a1d built % q
. baths, ard floor finished as one room;
lovely 1st door sunroom; recr. room; h.-w.
SCI ssnd noms 1' n an Excellent
753a tsun: and ewes. North. 737l). :.
sidns on srss beautfa isysi ot son
schools: list door. wide side hall plan,
room room hs AND modern @ Ritchen. epa'b bedrooms.
bath: basement bath; entire house re-
e Gently compls.sIy repaintsd snd ascorat- ,at
weefdass. week ~ =. 4. TWEED VIZ GO; Co. S5oz Conn.
GEORGETOWN-For elite-sman corner
heat; cah RUsssI E +. BARRETT RET RE.
5ss 5 RoxBoRo ,,PL. NV. and 2s5 crom-
well tsx ne. both rooms: priced ct
ss 81. sssh wooss1 Ss1s9ce sao6 ~:
eHEvf sSfs slisG Cazsas zssas. D. O., s1asoo-rxcep-
tionally roomy house for large family;
Georgian Colonial, center hall. ell-masonry
CONSTRUCTION: 4 bedrms; baths, End
kitchen, built-in gar; conv. to bus and
schools ~ zoe Ssh WI handle Gali Nh MT
TENNESSEE Ave. NE, near 15th--e rms.
snslv snd bath; i, h.,yih.. oil; $3.50. Call Mr..
1.BEDR6oM. s-BATH detached home, in
Chew Chase .. &, q $4,000 % %sxssll4snss 4gs;
lReaitor). Wo. 1900 until pm. s5ls
CHEVY CHASE. MD. near Rosemary
School; S12.00O-Bungalow, convenient to
transportation; Q bedrooms and bath on
lst 4. syton.tic heat, dstsshsd s.IE7ssss' .I7.Is
VIZ; W. 1so2 es rnsil Pm a5Ls sl. Conn na.,,v !,
bedrms- living rm;, dintng rnn, Kitchen,
bath and glassed-in sun. porch on lat
noor; large bedrms and bath on End
moor: lar more than ayerage closet and
storage space, huge basement, oil heat,
built-in garage, shady lot 60x215; $4,000.
saIGS9 HItS 3 aPns HYplsA sas6 e9s5,rss Hs5f,sss
At. $3.50. s. \
Evening star., 1945-03-13
REPAIRS and SERVICES {cont. J

StN tSVUtsfs
RADIO R repaired; for prompt service. Can
RADIO TRounLEs Free est. work guar
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