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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-07-20
Some Others Will Come

At Monterrey we said, "Hasta la
vista" to Juan Trevino and his car.
We asked him if he would remem-
Der US. He grinned and said, "For
a day or two maybe. Then I'll be
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
War Fraud Costs
$4,000 Us. Fine
BY HENRY CANTIN

$500 fine for dYeriins critical materials
iona purposes levied today the Monroe Auto Equip
Co. of Monroe by Federal Judge Ernest A. Brien
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21

The penalty against the COM
panS, headed by former official
of the Wal Production Board. was
the maximum allowed by law, and
the heaviest yet imposed in WPB
cases here.
a tVe-COunt criminal iniorma-
tion. charging priority fraud. was
filed this morning by Frank x.
Norris. assistant L. $. attorney.
while President Brouwer b. Nc
Intyre sal IN the courtroom with
his attorney. Mcintyre waived a
reading of the charges, which
charge that ms firm built a S47,-
600 hunting lodge at BollcS Har-
Dor. on Lake Erie, IN June, l943.
He pleaded guilty.
WAR MATERIAL USED
The firm used essential mate
rialS and labor to bulld the huge
resort, which was designed 10
house business representatives
who could not find hotel accommo-
dannnS- Monroe according 10
Morris.
II can't very We'll send a cor
poration to Jail" said Judge
OBrien,
Mcintyre paid the fine, writ
ing out a $4,000 check drawn on
the company's account With a
Monroe bank. The check was
made payable 10 George NJ. Read,
clerk Of the federal court.
Mcintyre is a former head Of
thr light ordnance division of the
NPB r, tt-tftc boards regional At
torney. Bartlett r. Nutter. said
that the company official had
nothing 10 do with this region
GLAMOR RESORT REVEALED
Norris told the court the COM
pany spent in excess of SAT 900
in the noneSSential construction
work on the glamorous resort.
which has II guest bedrooms,
game rooms. a bar. four tile baths,
glass enclosed porcn ana DUCK
storage refrigerator.
Norris said that the company
admitted the violations but plead
ee-Ihat because OF pressure OF
business they were not aware of
the details. Recent Investigations
have shown that there are numer-
OTIS instances IN this area OF firms
and individuals doing construction
work without meeting WPB re-
quirementS.
The firm is engaged in 100 per
cent war work and employs l 400
workers. II is headed by three
brothers Its gross income has
been estimated at $l5,000,000 an
nually.
John {. Lehr, L. s. district at
torney. said that his office will
not countenanCe any violations
Of WPB construction rules and
priority rating regulations. Con
struction and Improvement work
is limited TO 5000 without WIPE
approval.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
VINO Shifts
Job Policies
Seeks to Find Work
for Surplus Labor

Confronted by major cancella-
tions in the nations wartime air.
craft production program. which
are expected 10 have drastic effect
on Detroit-area labor, the VINO
announced today intentions TO
expand and liberaliZe" its labor
ceiling program 10 absorb dis
charged workers into other area
war work.
Edward L. Cushman, VINO re-
gional director. said steps are be-
ing taken because of cutbacks and
cancellations in several aviation
plants. including the Willow Run
bomber plant which is expected
to close by August, and Hudson,
Murray. Briggs and the Censoli-
dated Vultee Stinson division.
Hundreds of sub-contractors are
expected TO feel the effect of war
plane reductions within so days.
over THE HUMP
CuShman estimated the number
of workers affected by midsum-
mer probably would exceed 100000
within the aFea-He said that war
production was "oVer the hump
and the commission must think in
terms of placement rather than
recruitment of workers.
The new attitude followed an
nouncementS this week thai the
B-24 bomber program would be
terminated by midsummer and
that the BIZ. P-3S and L-5 pro-
grams probably would be reduced
by IS per cent.
SMALL PLANTS CRUX
One stiCkler. however. was the
fact that a large percentage OF
the affected labor is engaged in
subcontractlng work in small
plants, according 10 Milton A.
Holmes, regional director OF the
Smaller War Plants Corp.
These plants will have little
need 20 absorb workers." he
said. unless they can convert
Immediately TO civilian produc-
NtVu Nh'h nAE oft
completed"
DEPENDS On TIMING
whether We face n period
OF mass unemployment during
war contract termination,
Holmes said. depends on the
timing Of the VINO. the WPB
and other governmental agen-
cies between the end Of war
contracts and beginning Of Ci-
william production"
A definite program 10 expand
and lberalIze labor ceilings will
he formulated AZ meeting ot
area VINO heads ~ Ann Arbor
April rs and p he SAID The
meeting was called because of The
new trend oCCaSioned by slackcn.
ing war production
ContefceS. CuShman said will
seek 10 formulate plan where
by labor released IN contract ter
limitations can be diverted swiftly
into other essential Jobs
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
Ship Passages

Up ,AmnerstburE Channel Thursdsy-
Vol 30 ] hutchinson : Huist
s45. Fort wn.doc 10 40 Dalton II 80
c. 4. Thompson noon n . Williams 25
? m Hy Rogers 80 Bernard o5 Young
otto Relis 10 Mis- 5 80 Maine IS
Psnon 10, Grace $40 Alpens 6.55.
Butler Z so. Crescen, City. Mead I.4S.
Pontiac 8 AtreCk Hi!imsn Jr 8 20. J.
HcDougsld q IS 2. UpsOn 3 as Chicago
Tribune IS Msunsloa 1890 Jim Hil-
Fr1 10 4i Lemoyne. Paul ! OA. Donna
coma Il 20 Huron IL 5S Bsrlow-Hemlock
i22o N Fnday. Re,s 80
Clement AS Norway 23s GlenelE 10.
SumAua I 20. NJ 8. Michigan BSrkhsm-
stead o43, Meteor $50, Collins o5. Dunn
10
Down Livingstone Channel Thursday
P B. wallace . so m W. r White
o. TUR OilusnSco BarFe Petroleum No, Z.
: 30. Thomss $40. HArtwell as. Town
send s35 a. Pei. 1915. Connssut
il 10. .Wtseoat Ills. connssuI li;2o,
Huron Il 30 p m. Barkhamstesd-Consti
tu,ion ! 80 SumS'rs 2.lO. GleneiF AIS
Aesdis.its 535. LehiEh $40 Schoelikopi
il. 6. Avery lolS Frick 1l:25. Hood los
N. Friday, Fiber, Is hatheld as
sullivan Bros 2 20 Panoil SIS StsckhouSe
40. Olds 4'l5 W. d. Crawford $50.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
THE WEATHER

Apdl IN. iqA5.
Dettof and pic.nlty Oc.Ra1rsi sUDssfs
and Cur sr 'uriTD' I0Vfft tsmps aiurs about
30 SATURDAY C.Dacy sac cool. hodcrai'
NIndt
shlppsrt f0secsAt pT6'77T shipments ouf.
inR ths Ntnl4h hH-r f.- North 81 te-
sees. Sert.-ts-i- rr1 Srtst7 strive frrcZIrr
DETROIT DATA
Tefn.s fst.fcs Tt4-sdsr Hlsts-.=a as 20
frecf itsei 81 deE. 80 rtan- - deEsrri
Depsr'lfs from normti ienperstute Thgr'-
csy -t3 degrees
Depi ft-lr ffnr MAJ temperat4re unCs
4sH ---stff- ri~---r-r
IsmtclHl-ccA- -l-.e- yfA- A-l-i4dSa a li-cG-Ga-
- desresi lovcsf. cerrces meAu. 40
Ism!suru-es ,rs ds'e ir rss, = vcsr
It.sR.4' 80 --4-r-rer 1T iTz7, lryCst, 20
deffct S. tsE-
ReIaIs- humidity Tt4rsdAg 80
90 so -., eHT. = 30 n 4sr
30 n EIE.
PtssIo,tsl.on r iar "a hours ,netnE al
= 50 N. fnrar 2 ace.
Depsrture from r.fmAi precipitation sincs
Jan - 80 inches
b. Decree oaft frr Tn1udsy hpdl - 81.
Norma fof ApiN d. ~
~ lr1u4affd GsEffs dsff fhif moo 23i.
Norma cslrsc dsEl tLr Anil -1Ag----
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
Suspect Jailed
In Tire Forgeries
Times Photo

John Abdoo. "a of 1924 Cadil-
lac. director OF the last Side
Real Estate Association, was ar
rested by federal authorities to-
day and charged with selling So
forged tire certificates, some for
as high as $50
Taken before L. 6. Commits
Sioner- George NJ. Read immedi-
ateIy after his arrest, Abdee
pleaded not guilty. His hearing
was set for April II and bond at
50 500.
l.. s. Assistant District Attor-
ney Frank X. Norris said that the
tire certificates used IN the al
legged forgeries had been stolen
last December from printer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
Women Discharged
NJ FOrai'S Protest

Moro than 200 Ford highland
Park women employees today pro
tested their frngS. result OF
the Willow Run shutdown.
~ 4 meeting IN t4tfF-ClO
Local 400 nall. the workers con-
tended they should not be dis
charged. bUt -taTd OF 'T'H7S type
OF dismissal would enable them 10
draw unemployment compcnsa-
tiOn.
Discharged for physical unfit
ness" the women. who had been
assembling bomber parts. were
told theY could onlX be employed
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
Throat, Wrist Cut,
BerkIey Woman Dies

Mrs. Annie McKinny. 81, Of
329i Griffith. Berkley formerly of
Cleveland, died today in Mt. Car
mel Mercy Hospital Of a slashed
throat and wrist.
Police said Mrs Mckinny had
been i'll TWO years and that the
wounds were Sclf-infliCted. She
resided with daughter, Mrs.
David Trcharnc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
Times Photo

as-car leaders A state Law pre-
vents them from lifting objects
of more than 35 pounds, a task
required of car leaders.
This il mass clearance of
women employees" John c. Car
ney. president OF Ford Local 400
said. we are waiting Tor "A
decision from the management
this afternoon. These women
deserve their compensation. and
We feel We have a grievance.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
Fifth Army in Italy
81 Miles From Bologna

ROME. April 20 INS)--Allied
Fifth Army forces smashed for
ward today sto points within six
and one-half miles of Bologna.
Fifth Army troops took Mt.
San Michele and Mt Mario, south
and southwest OF Bologna.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
Flood De a+hs 1879

ST. LOUIS, April 20 UP)-
The American Red Cross today
placed the death toll IN recent
foods and tornados in six Mid
west states Al 139 and estimated
that 1858, 10 acres had been in
undated.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21

First 1t. John S. knight, SON
of the publisher of the Detroit
Free-PrcSS and newspapers IN
Chicago. Miami and Akron. was
killed IN action March % in an
ambush near Muenster, Germany,
II was disclosed today.
1t. knight was leading re-
connalSSanCe party two miles in
front Of the Allied lines in the
Seventeenth Airborne's drive on
the Westphallan capital when he
and his party Of four enlisted men
were ambushed by a relatively
strong force of camouhaged Ger
mans on Hullern's western ap-
proaches.
Pfc. Earl Holcomb of Fola, w.
Va. the only member OF the ex-
pedition TO survive. said the am
buScaders held their fire until 1t.
Knights party, riding in an un-
armored jeep, got past their first
positions. Then they opened up
from all sides.
When Hullern was captured.
knights friend. First 1t. Denis j.
Jones of Landsberg, Pa, located
his body which the Germans had
laid out for burial.
1t. knight. who won the bronze
star for gallantry beyond the call
of duty in the battle of the Arden
mes bulge, was praised by fellow
officers as the kind of officer
who really led. "
Surviving are his wife, the
former Dorothy Elizabeth Wells Of
Columbus, Ga, a 5-week-old son,
his parents. two brothers, c. Lam
don and Frank, and sister, Rita.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
ARRANGEMENT TEMPORARY
WLB Won't Stop
layoff Penalties

Demands by Local $50 JAW
Go that three men discharged
by Continental Motors Corp. for
drunk kenness. gambling and
absenteeism be reinstated were
denied by the War Labor Board
today 4 -
The WLB also refused 10 stay
penalty layoffs for seven other
employees al the plant of from five
TO Is days, disciplined for playing
dice.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
Kelsey Loses
WLB Appeal.

The National War Labor Board
IN washington today rejected the
appeal OF the Kelsey-HayeS Wheel
Co from a regional WLB directive
ordering the company TO rehire six
discharged UAW-CIO committee
men.
The NWLB telegram TO the
company came as almost normal
production was resumed in the
firms three plants which have
been strike-bound for nine days
because of a strike of $500 per-
sons in sympathy with the dis
charged committeeman.
In Detroit. the regional WLB
summoned the companys execu-
tives 10 a hearing to explain why
they had not complied with the
reinstatement order.
WRONG PROCEDURE
Leonard Berliner. NWLB dis
putes director, said IN telegram
TO Kelsey President George w.
Kennedy that the company IN ap-
pealing had failed 10 follow the
outlined procedure. The COM
pany's appeal had been by tele-
gram.
In The company's plants today
about so per cent OF the employees
reported for work.
The discharged committeeman
were at the plants gates instruct
ing the employees 10 return to
work pending the outcome OF the
-companyis dispute -~ith-WLB.-
ARRANGEMENT TEMPORARY
simultaneously. they declared
that II they are not relnstated on
their jobs by Monday. there will
be another walkout.
Three units OF the Kelsey
Hayes Co. were closed IL days
ago after the company discharged
the six committeeman for al
legedly ejecting two foremen
from the McGraw and Military
plants.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21
FOR Memorial Tonioht

Temple Israel will hold me-
mortal service for Pres d I
Roosevelt at $50 p. m. today in
the lecture hall of the Detroit
Institute of Arts.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-21

Order the United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them TO your home.
Evening star., 1945-11-19
SHARE ATTRACTIVE Groom apt. 2Io

SHARE ATTRACTIVE Groom apt, 2I27 P
st. NV; $50; girl. 22-3o. Walking dis
WANTED ] girl to share Groom furn apt
in Falls Church, Va. with . other girls;
buses to WASHINGTON every Is min; rent
S27. Call Fails Church 2295-W after
WILL sUBLEAsE my studio apt. for 3
pointment call II. 1875 before 8 pm.
$40 E ST. .N.E.-GirI to share apt with
IliO GARFIELD ST. = room, 3-bath
in Wesley, Heights, restricted community;
will consider short-term lease: rental price.
sis $40 per mo; mo; sANDoz. INC, Dupont Cir
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1913 10Th ST.. NV
6rd floor front, large room and kitchen.
sink. range and Frigidaire, next to bath
TWO OR THREE GIRLS to share apt.
with Govt. girl, Call after 6, MISS HALL,
FIR. 9662. els Kentucky ave. sc. $50 mo-
APT. FOR RENT for transients and tour
commodate or 5; $3.50 each. 2Sl1 10th
3s@s KANSAS AVE. N.w-Nice large dou-
BILE room, $50 per person: light house
keeping can eventually be arranged; beau
IItul section conV. transp.; Jewish home.
EXcEPTioNALLY LARGE bed-living nm.
i1!SP ah ST. m MG2spy 3r ss apt ne non
orinker:. Govt; employed man preferred
DOWNTOWN. 121I Ieth St N.W.-Large
room. kitchenette and bath linens fur
niShed S32 so; . girls. Also l apt. for
; :sios Sth s ST. Siw.-ruEn. apt. for or
6sS'SsaT S 20 Va e9Gh e GE 3s7j Ant
For four people, share kitchen, Frigidaire,
SO each. Call ME. 0136. 19'
Evening star., 1945-11-19
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

EXCHANGE lovely 1-bedrm. apt. in de-
sirable W location. $50 50, ttils. in
Guided, for or :, bedrm. duplex, ne. or
NV. Must be a duplex. Box 425-J, Star
WILL EXCHANGE bedroom apt. furn
or unfurn (S5S per mo-. in Airing ton, Va
a miles from downtown Washington!. for
similar aot. in New York. preferably in
Forest Hills, Kew Gardens or Astoria.
Phone evening, GL. @793.
BALTIMORE APT, rooms, including
clubroom that can be used for another
bedroom, > baths, garage, in excellent
North Baltimore section, for 2-bedroom
bungalow, Northwest. Takoma Park. Sill
Der Spring. Box 3ai R, Star. 10"
WILL EXCHANGE 2-bedroom Washington
apt. with yard and recreation room for
similar apt. or house in Chicago, Call
GE. S22l
GROOM modern apt. concourse. Bronx
2f65 or New York Jerome S-2363
WILL EXCHANGE Arm. furnished apt.
Chicago, : minutes to Loop. S62 80, in
cludEng utilities. for small apt. NV. or
Arlington pref; unfurn. J. M GAFF-
NEY, 664S So. Yale, Chicago. 10.
WILL EXCHANGE a l-room, sir-condi-
toned, modern apartment, NV 18th St.
for a modern I-bedroom apartment in
NV MI 1895, EXT. 712.
BROOKLYN. Flatbush section. EXch. rea-
soma ble unfurn. apt. 6rm. plus incl
porch, for 2-bedrm. apt. in nearby Va,
conv. to bus and shouping; refs required
RE. 1900, Ext. 6?252, after am.
Evening star., 1945-11-19
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

PERMANENT residents, discharged naval
officer and wife, no children or pets de-
apartment, preferably two bedrooms, NV.
residential section rental up 10 500 eX-
Sflen5 Sfd 56o5 TefsTsnees ere furnished Call fgam
REG. ARMY COL. and family need s or 4
bedroom I house 33aa furn, or unturn.. NV, or
FROM OWNER bedrooms, center hall,
Law. on lst f. American u or Chevy Chase
2, C.; $4,000 to $iS,o09. IA; 2$63. l2'
en-: earden; 70 mi. vic. D. c.; perm emp
AN AN DEsPEiRATELY asPi s.1t IN NEED 90 room
house or apt turn or unIrn perm pNN Se
FINNEY. DE. 0s00. 20
NAVAL OFFICER on permanent duty de-
ment, preferably in Arlington or nearby
Up to 500 month: Cali RE. 74oos; Ext.
MARINE desires to rent furnished house.
. or bedrooms: Bethesda, Silver Spring,
Gheyy Chase desired will take anythns
Sqda sRd perfect care guaranteed Spruce g%!
NAVAL OFFICER. wife and daughter need
a-bedroom- house; prefer furnished max
kHsPoSsIbLE msP slaI ca ATfoKN}EI FL I}EI life resident
need OF Northwest modern home. with
yard for our child to rday and grow in.
FGkSisHEp FGT SssiEi sIa5 HousE, or bedrooms. on
approximately 5000 Cali MISS MOORE,
No 1900; Argentine EMBASSY, ',.
urgently need unturnished apt or house
in NV. or nearby suburbs; excellent refer
enceS and care. Call evenings, OR. 0ti22
%.
SMALL UNF. HOUSE or to room. first
or second floor apt. in n w; by permanent
Washington man and Wife, best references.
Box SIS Star. 2l'
OFFICER leaving Navy wants to rent B.
bedrm. house in Md. w. H. SLATON,
CHI. 1000. Ext $50.
CoLORED-i-RM. BRICK, 26 Mass. ave,
with parking lot in rear. $50. MA. 46:ig.
Evening star., 1945-11-19
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1887 GALLATIN ST. N.W.-Young ladies'
two vacancies in triple room, one in dou-
Bile room: home privileges, use of piano and
large living room. Two meals including
sunday Ginner. Good transportation. S45
177i MASS. AVE. NV, the oakmont-
Vacancy for young lady, redecorated rm !;
S42 per month: gentle home.
GEoRGETOWN, near Both and M sts.
n:w-Large front bedroom, suitable for 2
girls; laundry facilities and share rest of
house. Call MI. 1920
ROOM AND BOARD for girls; good food;
private family: double bed; l block from
transportation and shopping center: 20
minis. from bus station CHI 1912
WOODRIDGE, r. /. ave. n.e.-Quiet, pvt.
home. Master bedroom and board, couple
only sl25 mo-; transp. at door. uni. phone.
1904 QUE ST. N.w.-walking distance to
downtown. Large triple studio room. Sim
gle beds Next to bath. Plenty of closet
space. Homs-cooked meals. S45 ca.
1i0f QUE ST. NV, near Dupont Circle
Girl to share large double front room, twin
beds, with another girl Plenty of closet
space: space S9nvenient sa1 en- to bath. Home-cooked
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE, few va
cancies in tnjs popular euesthouse, special
,zing, in good food and service l7I2
s ssrs, & isth Tsii h;T. 81. N.w.-Double rm. with
private bath for gentleman, S53 so; also
double for lady. S51. Nice location, re-
ToR SINGLE MAN, civilian; or couple
TWO meals daily. Convenient transpor-
tation. IA. 97a6.
Evening star., 1945-11-19

MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates
We will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, EDELMAN'S S
NEW DODGE 1l2-ton stake body Call
AT: 3052 any time eve. and Sunday. 49,
AETNA MOVING d STORAGE CO.-Local
and lor distance. No Job too large and
none too small ri 100
ARE you MOVING? Let the RETURN
LEADS BUREAU CORP. take care of your
moving-day problems; packing, transpor-
tation and storage; many years of expert
ence have made us specialists in ham
ding your household effects; come in and
let us talk It over Phone IL 1854 or Ii
1859. 41e Florida ave. ne, Room 2I6
ATTENTION, Govt workers-Light mov-
ing done at your convenience, day or night.
Reasonable. CO. 94S3. (White) -
MOVING, general hauling. trunk and bag
gage service, trash removal, any time. AID.
1868, FIR. 4T65. 20s
Sonahle rates. Call HORTON TRANSFER
CO. co 94S3 14s
Evening star., 1945-11-19
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

1926 ALLISON ST. NE-Double room.
PVT; bath: gentleman 1ef; $40. After
1a7 Tenn. AVE. NE.-Front room. pvt
home. on Lincoln Park carline, for single
gentleman $50. AT 5000.
CAPITOL HILL, 100 c st. Apt 502-Girl
to share attrac. rm. with another girl in
apt. twin beds, bath, shower; So Ii.
1907 Goth ST. Double room. twin
beds, private, home, home PRIVILEGES: girls
1929 QUINCY ST. N.E.-Attractiye room,
near bus. no other roomerS, S20-S30
1901 ADAMS ST. Ne, Apt 4-Comfort-
able room. 2 large closets with semipyt
bath; laundry and breakfast privils. for
employed lady; S6 so MI OS49
1852 18th PL. Me- nicely furn. single
rm. for girl; conV. transp.; S5 a wk. HO.
6136.
aaIO OTIS ST N.E.-sleeping room for ?
nice clean girls or couple in private home
SIS wk. each. NO 0490.
IS X ST. N.E.-Room for rent, suitable
for married couple; $1,000 month. Call
after 6 pm. DI. 0447.
3J1 18th ST. N.E.-Nicely furnished room
for refined, gentleman IN private home;
GoLoREDmss cdoiLLobIsEd % 18Th 1H ST. Me- s' room for
rent: > girls. S4 each.
CoLORED-1233 FOoTE ST. N.E.-Nicely
furnished room with twin beds. refined
couple or two girls; $50 ca, with privi
CoLORED-DoUBLE ROOM for employed
couple; no children; convenient to trans
portation: Sl1 week. 55S 24th ST. ne.
Ludlow 1899
Evening star., 1945-11-19
SUBURBAN SAlE-VIRGIkIA.

OCCUPY THIS LOVELY 5-room, 2-story
brick -and-frame home by Dec. 15: very
eonv saI location, close to school, shopping
and transp.; bedrms., 1 extra large,
other 12xl2; oil heat. Venetian blinds.
fireplace with mirror to ceiling. Must be
seen to be appreciated. Substantial cash
Real Estate. GIL. 4O6O. or j. D. Perry, CH.
3952' for appointment. Open Sun, L to
ARLINGToN-Nearly new masonry home.
bedrooms and bath; full basement; full
attic, space for . additional rooms and
possession: MAYNARD BAYLEs CO,
Realtors. Falls Church 2430
LlNGT0N--lmmediate possession. 81
heat Frigidaire, newly decorated, fenced:
terms Call OWNER, GL. 1904.
ALEXANDRIA. VA: .Rosemont section.
&C, completely p redecorated; screened porch.
possession; $500; terms se' woRTaAM. SIfqiias
RooM Al 5sl FkaMF sKfnnss R1NG HsTGhGl3 Al 1873
with oil; full-sized attic. basement with
laundry trays, fenced-in back yard with
garage garage located in Lyon Park. Price, S1O.-
STONE COLONIAL, - acre of ground.
This lovely home is located in a fine near near:
the lst, floor: Living room. 14xS1: dining
room, 12xl4., and electric kitchen, SIDE
screened porch and u bath: on the End
hoor there are 3 full-size bedrooms and
tiled bath. recreation room with fire.
place; Gear attached garage, numerous
other features that will appeal to any one
interested in quality house. ]. WESLEY
1901 Columbia pike, Arling-
ton' 1N ny Va Eai,r,EEI, GH 134l; OK, S79s;
brick t1 A and white clapbosrd. 2-story home
room with fireplace. dining room, built-in
corner cabinet lovely kitchen, elec. stove
and refgr screened side porch; end floor.
} bedrooms and tile bath, large storage
room, full basement, laundry tubs, abun-
dance OF beautiful built-in storage cabi-
nets, attached garage, oil &C. heat, Veni-
tian blinds. copper plumbing. slate roof.
well situated on a large level lot: nice
shrubbery and large old oak trees Price.
S15.25O; reasonble terms. Call AL 1855;
ewes. r. L. Rhine, TIE. 4461 EBNER r.
DUNCAN CO.. Realtors and Insurers, 200
Rupley Bldg. SIS King St. Alexandria, Va.
near Alexandria-High ele-
vation, 3-year-old 2-bedroom fully insu-
lated asbestos shingle bung allow, close to
convenient transportation: well situated on
a hne corner lot, 150-ft. frontage, large
living room, kitchen and dinette combine
ton; 2 bedrooms and bath. large closets,
finished stairs to large unfinished attic:
coal "a as. ss heat utility room laundry tubs.
''y r. Rhine. ss TIE. a 44sf. f. issSj EsSER RsVeS.
DUNCAN CO.. Realtors and Insurers, 200
Rupley Bldg, SIS King St. Alexandria. va.
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Evening star., 1945-11-19
ROOMS FURNlsHED-Mp. and VA.

ARLINGTON = Large double room, for
emplo-sd couple; breakfast facilities:
c.h W; conv. transp.: $50 per mo. CHI
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Large, sunny room,
near Conn; electric stove in room; gen.
tile home; employed couple. WI 8339
6722 n. WASHINGTON BLVD.-Room
with twin beds suitable for two gentle
men Falls Church 1865.
122 n. WAKEFIELD, Arlington, Va.-Dou-
BILE room, two girls or couple, wife unem-
ployed: can be seen any time Sunday or
call Gil; 1861 after 6 pm. weekdays.
ARLINGTON-Facing Arl. Forest, double
bedrm., kitchen privil $50 single vacancy,
young lady. SOB. NE. 24S5.
ARLINGTON, VA, 3211 So Glebe I'd
Couple, employed, twin or double bed: $12
ALEXANDRIA SECTION-Single room
with bath, private home, fine residential
SECTION; for gentleman; S55 per month.