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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-07
Packers Sign
Sgt. Blood for
All.Star Tilt

CHICAGO, Aug. - R -
Earl (Curly) Lambeau, coach of
the Green Bay Packers, is sign
ing Sgt. Johnny Blood, one of
the National Leagues all-time
greats, to contract covering
the all-star game here Aug. 80.
he has informed the leagues Of
flee.
He called me from California
and wanted contract" Lam
beau said. But when l offered
him halfback spot, he said
No. I told him then I'd sign
him as a morale builder. He said
he'd be here Sunday.
Sgt. Blood, who holds the
record for the most years as an
active player in the MEL.
(l5), just returned from more
than two years service with the
Air Corps in the China-India-
Burma theater. He now is on 30
day leave.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-07
Idvernnlen
Down Froh's
BeIleou Allows
Only Three Hits

Gordon Belleau limited Fro.l
Trucking to three scattered hits
as Beuschlein's Tavern won
their fifth game Friday night at
Covered Wagon by the tune OF
7 to 2.
Belleau had the situation well
in. hand throughout the entire
tussel and famed six Truckers.
The Tavernmen collected 10 hits
from Twirler Stern of the Truck
ers but five miscues by the Froh-
men helped a great deal in keep
ing the ball game one-sided.
Heller opened the initial
frame by connecting for a clean
hit, stole second, went to third
on a passed ball and then scoot-
ed home on a fly ball into left
field hit by A. Schunke.
The Tavernmen crossed the
plate twice in the second frame,
Two more times in the fourth and
ended their scoring by nicking
the plate more times in the
seventh.
The Truckers started slow and
were only able to 60 plateward
twice, once in the fifth and
second time in the sixth stanza.
Heller was the man with the
big stick for the Tavernmen by
knocking out three blasts in four
trips to the plate. Doug Phillips
smashed out a triple in the sew
enth for the longest hit for his
team.
Gilmore of the Froh team also
got a triple in the fifth frame
while Stern got a double. Each
had three tries with the bat.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-07
5upernlen
Show Heavy
Hitting Power
Mel Frederick
Strikes Out
II TroiIers

With every batter on the
Super Cleaners team getting a
hit, the Supermen turned the
power on Friday to down the
hapless Covered Wagon team
Is 10 / at st. Mary's stadium.
The Cleaners who now have
10 games under their belt
against two losses showed tre-
mendous hitting power with
seven hits carrying for extra
bases.
Mushy Albrecht, shortstop for
the Wagner-men belted out
two home runs and got three
hits in three tries for a perfect
day at bat.
Stealing runnerup spot in
the hitting department was Val
DeneWeth who got three hits
in four times at bat, one carry
ing for two bases.
Mel Frederick handled the
mound duties for the Supermen
and limited the Trailers to five
scattered hits while his brother
Les Frederick who took over
the mound performance in the
seventh allowed two hits. Mel
had little trouble with the Wag-
oneers and famed IL of them.
Redloske showed the way for
the Wagoneers at the plate by
connecting for two doubles in
three tries with the stick. Mike
Killewald blasted out a triple in
the second frame to get the
longest hit for the Trailers.
The Cleaners scored five
times in the first frame to get
a substantial lead. The runs
were made possible on hits by
Harpo Seibert, Mush Albrecht,
Les Frederick, DeneWeth, IT.
win and latham.
They duplicated that perform
ance IN the third inning after
going scoreless in the second
frame. Albrecht, Rousseau, Les
Frederick and Mel Frederick
blasted out clean hits in this
inning.
The Supermen are now a half
OF a game in back Of the league
leading Hillcrest Photographers.
The Supermen will meet their
big opponent Thursday in the
form of Selfridge Field at the
Air base. The Supermen prev
lously defeated the Filters but
the Air men repeatedly are gun
ming for revenge in the return
match.
The Andy's Texac FrOh
Trucking tilt scheduled for to-
night at Covered Wagon dia-
mond will be moved to Con-
sumer's Power diamond. The
Luedtke Selfridge game has
been postponed.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-07
Heavy Field Expected
10 Run in Hamb eionian

GOSHEN, N. Y, Aug. 7--(R
- The largest field in recent
years is expected to start in the
Hambletonian tomorrow when
the rich stake for three-year-old
trotters is renewed over Good
Time Parks triangular track.
The names of Is or more of
the nations best, led by un-
beaten Titan Hanover, are slated
to be dropped into the entry box
by II a. m, Eastern War Time,
today. II as many as Is face
Starter Steve Phillips at 3 p.
m, for the first two-out-of-three
mile heats, the race will be
worth in the neighborhood Of
SAB, 900.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-07
Tigers Split 7vin-BiH,
Cline TO HaEGame Lead

CHICAGO, Aug. . R -
The Detroit Tigers headed
homeward today still clinging to
a half game lead in the Ameri-
can League pennant race after
splitting a doubleheader with
the White Sox here Monday.
Al Benton's eight hit pitching
performance ended the Tigers
four game losing streak as he
took the curtain raiser 6 to 2,
but the White Sox fell on Zeb
Eaton for a 7 to 0 triumph in
the nightcap.
Even as the Tigers rolled
towards Briggs Stadium, ii be-
came apparent that their o.
game home stay in which they
will meet the four eastern clubs
may settle the pennant issue.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-07
Vans Drop
Vital Game to
Terrocemen

Vans Fish Market hopes for
play-off berth dimmed last
night at Consumers Power dia-
mond when Terrace Gardens
scored four times in the first
inning lead and won 7 to 3.
The Terracemen scored on
five hits and an error. The bin
giles were knocked out by Regal
d. Whalen, Shannahan, Bowling
and j. Kustak.
The Fishermen frightened aft
er this and held the high-touted
Gardens combine scoreless and
hitless until the fifth inning
when they scored two more
times on one hit A single run in
the seventh frame ended the
scoring.
Although the Fishermen were
trailing throughout the game
they kept up their courage and
reached Twirler Meldrum Of the
Terrace team for three hits in
the seventh inning TO cross the
platter three times. The hitters
for the Fishermen were Wolf
bauer, Hengesback. Zimmerman
and Reinick. Wagner's hit in
the first frame was the only 9TH
err hit the Terracemen were
able 10 get.
The Terracemen reached Rel
nick, moundsman for the Van
men. for eight runs with the
great difficulty being that he
did not keep them scattered.
Five miscues by his team mates
added to his tribulations.
D. Whalen, who blasted out
two hits in four times at bat
to lead the Terracemen, knock
ed out a home run in the sew
enth for the longest hit Of the
game, Whalen also got double
as did Shannahan. Stewart got
one hit in a single try for a per-
feet day at bat.
In the only other softball
game scheduled for last night.
The IOOF won their 18th,
straight game by forfeit from
Breitmeyer's florists.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-07
YESTERDAYS STARS
Nv the Associated Press

frankie Hayes and Mickey
Rocco, Indians - Hayes homer
with two on gave the Tribe a
81 edge over st. Louis in the
opener; Rocco clouted two round
trippers in the ga finale.
AL Benton, Tigers and Johnny
HUMPHREYS, White Sox - Ben
ton scattered eight Chicago hits
to earn his 18th victory, lin
t he first game; HUMPHREYS
BANKED the leaders with four
blows in the nightcap, TO.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-07

Sports Roundup
By HUGH FULLERTON. JR.

meets the sternest test of his
career. against Allie Stolz IN
Philly next Monday - b lily
Arnold fights at Camden, N, j.,
Thursday in his first bout since
his upset defeat at the hands of
Rocky Standardization: that
Nick Moran. of Los Angeles,
will make a good impression Ike
Williams when they fight at
Madison square next month.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-07
SOUNDS LIKE A GOOD IDEA

Van Garrison, sports editor Of
the Burlington, Ia, Hawk-Eye
Gazette, has come UP with what
he calls a "whopper idea. He
suggests that instead of sending
only the winner of the world
series to play exhibitions against
service teams in the Pacific, the
two league champions go on tour
with the worlds title going to
the team first winning Il games
the first four games would ne
played in the States then, Har-
rison suggests the fifth could
be played in Honolulu, the sixth
in Guam, the seventh in Manila,
Receipts of the first four
games would make up the play
ers' jackpot, the rest "for the
men of the Armed Forces who
would 60 gaga for a chance to
see a classic that is a vital part
of the American sport parade.
NAMES MAKE NEWS
Harry Markson, tub-thumper
IN promoter Mike Jacobs office,
has gone on . vacation-Lorenzo
Pack, the former Detroit scrap
per, has written new song You
Must Be Blind" {.
+. Russell, who as commanding
officer at cambridge Naval Sta
ton was responsible, more than
anyone else, for the great teams
cambridge had in football. base
ball, basketball and swimming.
is slated to be retired to civil
ian life sometime next month
He is a native of Wellsboro. Pa.
WESLEY Mouzon, Philadel-
phia's undefeated lightweight.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-07

Fridays Results
Super Cleaners 16, Covered
Wagon 1.
Beuschlein's Tavern 7, Froh
Trucking 2.
d. N. Cooley 9, Hagan's Serv-
ice 4.
Last Nights Results
Terrace Gardens 7, Vans Fish
Market 3.
IOOF 1. Breitmeyer's Florists
O (forfeiD.
Rose Gardens VS.. Beuschlein's
Tavern, postponed, wet grounds.
TOnight's Games
Andy's Texa AGO VS.. Froh
Trucking at Consumers Power
diamond.
Hagans Service VS.. Nesbitt's
Orange at Griffith Field.
Wednesdays Games
Hubarth & Schott VS.. Covered
Wagon at Covered Wagon dia-
mond.
d. N. Cooley VS., Terrace Gar
dens at Griffith Field.
Mayfair VS.. Miller's Dairy at
Consumers Power diamond.
Thursdays Games
Super Cleaners VS.. Selfridge
Field at Selfridge Field.
Froh Trucking VS.. Luedtke
Refrigeration at Covered Wag-
on diamond
Hagan's Service VS.. Breitmey-
er's Florists at Griffith Field.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-07
Tennis Stops This Week,
Tourney Play to Continue

The weekly tennis lessons,
which have been given by Rob-
ert Beal, tennis supervisor un-
der the sponsorship the Depart
ment of Recreation. will end
this Thursday it was revealed
today.
The weekly tennis tournament
on Wednesday nights will con-
tinue however until the season
ends sometime in September or
October. -----=
Beal stated that the courts
will remain open to the public
and people will be allowed to
Use the courts at any time.
The tennis lessons on Tuesdays
and Thursdays which has been
started for the first time by the
Department of Recreation has
proven to be very popular. 1t
is expected that the program of
lessons to beginners will again
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-07

NEW ORLEANS U.H - The
kids" got together again this
year. The class of 1889 Of Boys
Central high school here has
elected George w. Bohne presi-
dent for the coming year.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-07

MONDAYS RESULTS
Brooklyn at Boston. rain.
st. Louis At Pittsburgh. rain.
Only games scheduled.
TUESDAYS GAMES
No eames scheduled.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-07
LOVE ME, LOVE MY DOG

Fritz Howell, the sportsWritet
who departed from Manhattan
II take charge Of the AP CleVe-
land office writes my dog, for
which l paid the goodly sum OF
$500 some 10 years ago, l re-
trieved from dog-boarding
establishment three days ago for
$3.50, after having shipped him
cut here from New York.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-07
BY TED MEIER
pinch Hitting for Hugh
Fullerton, Jr.)

NEW YORK, Aug. Up
Abe Greene. president of the Ma
tional Boxing Association, has
issued a warning against sure
thing gamblers in boxing-"No
one" says Abe except the
pants or here and there
q sincere moralist, objects to an
innocent wager on the result OF
any contest, leastwise boxing
bout. But therein isn't the
danger-it's in the heavy -betted
bout in which so much dough
is invested that the sure-thinS
gambler wants to protect his
money. Unless they are curoed
now. it may be too late later.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-08-07
MY|
ES1AND|

MONDAYS RESULTS
Detroit 80. Chicago ?-,.
Cleveland ~. ST. Louis IL.
Only games scheduled.
TUESDAYS GAMES
No games scheduled.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1945-09-01
Streicher Admits
There are Good Jews

Mondorf, Luxembourg (JPS) =
Julius Streicher, Nazidom's num-
Der one Jewbaiter, now informed
here with other top Nazis await
ing trial as war criminals, de-
clares that he has come to the
conclusion that there are good
Jews" and that Jews should be al
lowed to live unmolested.
Streicher told the following story
to Sergeant Robert Book, of Wis
consin, assistant in the iaison Of
flee here:
An American came into nv
room with pitcher of cocoa and
some crackers. He set them down
on a little table and stepped back
and said, this is from me to YOU.
Mr.. Streicher - I am a Jew" I
broke down and cried. That was
the most severe punishment have
ever received. I am wrong. I
have always said there were no
good Jews, but that boy proved
me that I was wrong"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1945-09-01
N. Y. Plans Free
State Medical College

New York (JPS) = A proposal
to establish free medical school,
operated by the City Board of
Higher Education, which would
admit all qualified students re-
gardless of race or religion, will
be introduced in the next session
OF the New York State Legisla-
ture, Assemblyman Schuyler ID.
Brooklyn) announced here. The
assemblyman's announc e m en- t
came in statement sharply
criticizing DR.. Ernest M. Hop
kins, president of Dartmouth Col
lege, who recently declared his
approval of quotas against Jews.
Evening star., 1945-08-05
FARM and GARDEN.

LANDSCAPE SERVICE, pruning planting.
transplanting Sodding, lawns made. reno
waited, tree work. fagstone walks, w. c.
WSALkER' wS SCI 800 92no Sudbury rd' Silver Spring
EQUIPMENT for Ferguson tractor, heavy
duty hay mower, used l week, and new
sHltiyator; sell l9fe off. Ex. ,22g3.
large or small: free estimates. Covered
by compensation liability and property
damages insurance. WASHINGTON LAND
sTAkApE &c GARnEA m SorR TRAcToR n1Ih Practically On1
new; purebred JERSEY, family COW, gentle,
Just fresh. WA, O926.
2-HORSE MOWER, Deering new Ideal
good condition. Falls Church 910-J-2 or
ASPARAGUS. onion sets and bottoms for
sale. A, N, COX, 4946 Livingston I'd.
Tor soil and flling-in dirt. DE. e337.
BOOK YOUR FALL SEEDING now. Ex-
perts in lawn building. top soil, fertiliZing.
pruning; Complete landscape service.
FARMER, white or col, single or mar, no
children. for small truck farm, 8 mi Wash. /:
excellent pay; year -around. MR.. EVANS.
OK. 4770. or Box 427-D. Star.
WANT approximately so hemlock trees,
GARDEN Ga 6 DPSELoPMENTLspecimen STi q M ST ever
greens for screen foundation lawn. large
Towering shrubs, .old-fashioned perennials,
bedding plants. heavy clumps of myrtle
drainage maintenance Fences, rustic log
walls, guard rails, pergolss, arbors trellis.
DriveWayS. hagstones, terraces. rock gar
denS, pools, painting. carpentering. Won
Sefay SeFsTo makes F1se Poor soils To0d good soils
BEAUTIFUL PHILiDENDRoMs and ivy.
ASHTON NURSERY, 65l0 Ga. ave
sAWMHL with As" saws, good condition,
Evening star., 1945-08-05
ROOMS WANTED.

LADY, quiet. refined, desires room with
Sest foe adnTy in pTya adults ony
SavAI SaX t1iR oPFfcER fSSf recently returned from
room, use Of phone, private bath, conven-
lent to Navy Yard. Call Decatur S172
YOUNG LADY wishes nice rm in quiet.
refined home near Conn. ave. bus or carline.
Call MISS SWEENEY, MA. $500. to
YoUNG LADY, quiet, desires small room
in Northwest section SIT, Write Box
QUIET GENTLEMAN wishes room or room
and board in refined Protestant family;
rs,fersnees Boy 20 249,p, Star; ., 5.
olic home anywhere in washington or
environ. near Catholic church. BOX
CLEAN. pleasant room wanted by young
erences given, Box s7S-D, star, or Dupont
f1hl sfif5 elssa sH room wanted in Lynn
haven. Alexandria; by employed lady.
pER MEss By STsTRidr afSR siss quiet settled
oVfRSMEYT doVsss TT fsSa fKMPf6Yf q a17 ysh St sense M
humor and consideration for others wants
Univ. or vicinity Of Wis. ave. cariine; use
e sssePa Dfpo fS5 sox pFrst5e si ssr assred but
ROOMS WANTED for men students: this
is one way you can be of real help to dis
charged war veterans who are attending
technical school; must be within walking
distance of 10th and Park rd. NV. or on
LONEY. HO. 1920, weekdays between
DouBhR T;oi she ROOM. two men employed at
Bureau of Standards. Within walking
distance of same and near Wisconsin ave.
preferred. References furnished. Box 323-
D, Star.
GOVERNMENT LADY would furnish room:
quiet, refined home. Box 27S-D. Star.
SERyICEMAN'S MOTHER, white. in need
Of partly furnished room for housekeep-
ing: bed and gas stove needed: near bath
district not over $25 monthly, with
Christian people. Box 356-D, Star.
QUIET SETTLED WOMAN desires room.
va. Phone jackson 1571-W, Sunday or
after 8. .---------
Evening star., 1945-08-05
BOATS (cont.).

5 sE as AHhfs u g. essy os eantss
b.. Club, AIexsndria; ys. s.,,.
siSo sse MR AYERS os Ss
Boat Club, Aiexandria. Va.
APACHE, shoal draft keel schooner, AK
Isxsm, in c9mmissiSn' snap p,s q $500
broker. Severna Park, Md.
SAIL STOPS-Strong, white. 1Ha-inch cot
ton webbing; Prices POSTPAID. 5 feet long,
" dozen, So; 1 dozen. $3.50: feet long.
12 dozen, $3.50: l dozen, "a so. Payment
by check or money order. THE BOAT
LOCKER, P. o. Box 4s93, Washington &,
.sPEEDBoAT wanted, 1e to 22 IT, inboard
motor type, good condition. Phone ME.
SotGTBSSRS ot14 SffsSaSi Moron, Water Witch, s-h:p.
RRtoSw1BoSAAT,i itrtli Pa 1T. long. new. designed
for outboard motor made of the best white
CABIN BOAT. unfinished, 80 #. by IT.;
Chevrolet motor, ready to go; bargain;
zARb FONT Ed BoAr cku 6 t sunday an. Bpz
GIFT. RACING YAWL. sleeping o, COM
32-volt lighting plant, pressure water sys-
tenn, Al condition; will trade for gas or
3s-ft Matthew. sleeping 8, completely
refinished. Al condition. $1,000.
euappsd sS sco sE4ERN 9AcHT yARb sR
$40 3rd St, Eastport, Md. Ed. F. Mason,
phone 3297.
38-FT. CABIN CRUISER, Matthews de-
signed, Kermath engine: fine condition
ready 10 go; $1,000
36-ft cabin cruiser, almost new hull
nice appearance; So 900.
34-ft. Elco, fine condition; So, 90
soft Consolidated, Kernlath engine
not a new boat but in good condition
chfap faoft a. Mullins iIn metal hull speedboat
Lycoming 4o5h.p.. Al condition, very at
tractive; 5000.
36-ft Hooper's Island fishing boat, Gray
motor; $500.
Small cabin sailboat, 1925,
loft Deadrise sailing bateau, gooc
sails. new stainless rigging; 5000.
other boats being listed. All boats al
this yard or in immediate vicinity. List
| ings wanted of good boats at reasonable
| prices We have many inquiries. Marine
ment, marine engines motor overhauling
expert boat repairing and rehnish1ng
SHADY SIDE BOAT YARD. Shady Side. Md
Evening star., 1945-08-05

wanted. State price. Box 3s-D. star
as6es dssS Drdes szf cs N Mr.
ADDING ADDING MAcHs., typewriters, ealculators, 5
hDD1SG kEG5 sGo SI go and aseA m
bopsht top pPces; repaired opIsky E,NFs hn
CORP. Bond Bldg. 14th and N. Y, ave.
ANTIQUES-Hieh cash prices for fine or
old items such as furniture, glass, silver
fans, tintypes, laces, shawls, stamps, coins,
Tasses. tureens, Haviland, prints, trays,
sconces, war relies, Indian relics, watches,
earrings, old letters. paper money, tea sets
picture plates, Sevres. DresGen, Limoges,
items, tables, ,candlesticks, samples, lusters,
pitchers. andirons. sterling silver vases,
figHrines oil paintings, etchings, spoons
colored glass and anything else that is
old or fine, including duplicate wedding
nes The market mar 0i is high hieh Ms May T suggest M YOU
turn into cash for bonds those hand me
down" items IN your attic; trunks, china china
tell what you have. Fair prices and
courteous dealings assured. Thanks lot
AUToGKAPHED LETTERS, stamp eollec-
tens CONS; % petals goiS ana silver pongns y55
AUTO RADIO. l941-'42 Chevrolet. IA
s0oKs-ses. prices; Anan Or !.Ess lots
saRk BaR BEEf EE1r rkAIs1SG aG "5h o6rP also
Bell training booklet. TR. 1895.
Eas oso sood oans Grand on ubr gRf
good price paid. Call evenings RE. 1872.
BEDROOM. dining. living room furniture
contents of apis. or houses, at once; we DC
storage A.
BIcYCLE. boys, a4-inch. OK. Obs;
BICYCLES, mans, ! woman's, light or
medium weight. 81. 066s before II noon
BICYCLE AND TRICYCLE. in any cOndi-
ton wanted for material. Phone CO.
CABINS, tourist, to haul away, with .ol
CAMERA, Eastman bantam or Argus: state
condition and price. Box 327-D, Star.
CAMERA. medium priced. wanted, 35-mm.
for son going overseas. CHI. 1904.
CAMERAS, photo equipment. both amateur
PHOTO SUPPLY. sos Eth NV. tnear Fl
CAMERA SUPPLIES WANTED by. naval Of;
en sfns n0sal eSashs beswee1 or and
direct vision view finder, code Rasuk; ~
432, slant 4, code Idyeg. ! only '"Tessar,
Fs lens for leiss Contax camera camera. 2s
Also enameled developing trays for sx1O
Telephone RA. 7702
CAMERAS, movie equip, photo supplies
CASH. Trade BRENNER, 933 Penna. ave
NV, RE. 2434. Open 9 am. to z pm
CHINA CABINET, . chests of drawers, .
night stands; mahogany. Call MI. 1851
Ext. 412.
CHINESE LAMP SHADE, large, for hool
lamp. Box 370-D. Star.
CLoTHING-Highestp prices paid for mems
used clothing. BERMAN'S, 1122 9TH st
NV. ME. 1857. Open eyes, Will call
CLOTHING--Best prices paid for men S,
women's and children's used clothing and
shoes. Call MORRIS CLOTHING STORE,
33224 Georgia ave. NV. RA. .S616. Closed
Evening star., 1945-08-05
ROOMS FURkIsHED-Mp. and VA.

fo floor front % room. twin twin BEDS. for for sentle-
Rf5 Rfn wGIEsTosg GH SO 9r go 6p5gbl. G559 .p
WiVes' Tese sH 5469. Fts pteie' a''' Se-'4'7'n'H
j ROOMS and bath, heat and light partly
LARGE double room for employed couple.
Also single room for young lady. Phone,
laundry Drivil. On bus line. warield
ARLINGTON, 17os N Utah st, CHI o14o-
Knotty pine recreation room. pvt, entrance,
Psr only s4o 90 peT mo-
ARL., yA.-Twin-bed room, adj. bath with
shower, $50 mo. each for > men or owner
will share share Home and phone PRIVILEGES.
ARL, 1850 3sth ST NoRTH-Attrac. p
wsVe f15 ssTg or pp ss5; sn
PentaRon; no other roomers CH. 6ses.
EMPLOYED GIRL to share attrac. modern
shS Girls; ats = blEs. from bus line; uni teie-
phone; $40. Phone UN. osS0 Sundays or
evenings sftsz :, Avail immediately c,.,
ventilation, inner-spring mattress; block
streetcars and buses; S25 single. $40 dou-
IARGE la HRii3 GoKNER HSSRe RIM, pvt. bath twin
beds. Simmons innersprins mat: conoys to
5yslines; Joe fare; a s25 ,,;ss ca, TIE osos;
line I' near ir Colonial villaFe' pine-paneied
ssoRng @sR pFya5e "a y hath a ez5s ds5 for shs
10 GRAFToN ST, Chevy Chase. Md
Large bedroom for gentleman; private FAM
| lily: $40 WI 2912.
LARGE, attractive basement room for l or
. Quiet refined gentlemen; near trans
portation. Chestnut 1888.
3?9 WESTMoNT DRIVE. Alexandria, Va
Sleeping room; double ssd, bsd suitable girls;
ARLINGTON-Single room, gentle home:
/ near buslines, shopping center, COW. to
Pentagon, Fort Myer, Navy Annex. CH.
! 1859
| 1908 S. EADS ST. Arlington, Va-Fur-
| niShed room. man preferred: close to
| Pentagon Blde: rent. S2S. So
1881 5. POLLARD ST, Arlington-Laree
| double room, private home; SIS each week.
| Gil. 1894
| > BEDROOMS, cross ventilation. for Q
| congenal gentlemen. share bath: $40 and
| S35: fine home on Lorcom lane; no other
/ roomers. Phone CHI. 04sa for details.