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Evening star., 1935-02-19
WSC0UNT JULIAN BYNG,
WAR HERO, RECOVERING
Famous British Soldier Conva-
1escing After Heart Attack
in California.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PASADENA, Calf, February 10
Viscount Julian Byng, former gov
ernor general of Canada and chief of
Scotland Yard, was believed slowly
improving from serious illness in a
Pasadena hotel today.
The 72-year-old British war hero
suffered a heart attack 10 days ago,
and while his illness was not made
known at the time. physicians express
deep concern over his condition.
The title of Viscount of Vimy was
conferred upon him for his distin-
guished command at Vimy Ridge dur
ing the World War.
Viscount and Viscountess Byng
came here several weeks ago to spend
the Winter.
Evening star., 1935-02-19
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, February 19,-Enthu-
siasm over the gold decision faded
quickly in securities markets today.
BY early afternoon, stocks had
turned extremely dull and prices were
inclined to sag. The reaction of today,
along with that of yesterday after
noon, Cancelled more than half the
extreme rise which greeted the Su-
preme Courts ruling.
Stock market circles said this was
to have been anticipated, since the
decision merely lifted a heavy weight
of uncertainty by preserving the
status quo. Underlying economic con-
ditions, it was felt, were left un-
changed
Toward the end of the third hour
of trading. United States Steel was off
nearly l, to close at 81; Case more
than $50, to close at SO; Bethlehem
Steel nearly l. to around 81; General
Evening star., 1935-02-19
100 Drown as Ship Sinks.

SHANGHAI, February 10 (P.-
More than 100 persons were drowned,
Chinese press reports said yesterday,
when the Chinese steamship Fu-
Lung sank off Wuhuko in the East
China Sea, where not only sudden
squalls, but pirates have long men
aced navigation.
Evening star., 1935-02-19
Speedway Builder Is Killed.

CAPETOWN, Union of South
Africa, February 19 (P).-"Bushman-
land" Nesbitt, who built the Verneuk
Pan Speedway in the desert in 1929
on behalf of Sir Malcolm Campbell,
British auto racer, was killed in an
automobile accident today.
Evening star., 1935-02-19

(This is the first OF series OF
articles based on official records
and authentic documents, disclos-
ing hitherto little knoun facts on
efforts of communistic dgitdtors to
spread unrest and incite rebellion
in Americas military and naval
forces. The House Committee on
Un-Americdn Activities has just
recommended drastic legislation to
curb seditious propaganda OF the
tppe reDedled in the drticleS.)
Evening star., 1935-02-19
DRIVE ON DOLLAR
BEGUN IN SENATE
InfIationist Forces Rally to
Clip rs Cents Off Pur-
chase Value.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Heartened by the Supreme Courts
decision in the gold cases, the Sen
ate money bloc" started a new move
today to drive down the value of the
dollar.
Inf1ationist forces gathered behind
an amendment to the pending $780,
100000 work and relief bill. Intro
duced by Senator Thomas. Democrat,
of Oklahoma, the amendment seeks
to decrease the value of the dollar
through the issuance of silver money.
Thomas introduced it after the
gold case decision, in which he held
the Governments authority to fix the
value of money was completely sus-
tanned. If further complicated the
legislative situation surrounding the
administration appropriation bill.
An amendment to cash the $780,
100000 soldiers bonus also must be
faced by the Democratic leaders, in
addition to the many issues in the
bill itself.
Congress Powers Upheld.
Thomas said the Supreme Courts
decision holds Congress has unre-
stricted and unrestrictable power in
handling money"
"The dollar" he said. "iS now worth
S1.26 based on the 1926 price level.
We are going right ahead and try to
get that extra 26 cents out of it."
His amendment is designed to raise
the market price of silver to the
statutory price of S1.29, at which time
the Treasury would be opened to the
free and unlimited coinage of the
white metal
The methods proposed to reach this
objective include:
l. Issuing silver certificates on the
basis of the Sl.29 value against the
400,000,000 ounces of silver in the
Treasury. This cost about so cents
an ounce and currency has been issued
against it only to the total of the cost
price.
2. Forcing the Federal Reserve
Banks to issue S100,000,000 in silver
certificates now held in their vaults.
3. Speeding up the purchase of sill
yer by the Treasury. paying for it with
silver certificates or gold and issuing
silver certificates against 1t on the
basis of S129 an ounce.
Permitting the acceptance of silver
in the settlement of international
balances.
Thomas said his amendment would
mean less than a billion dollars in new
money. But, he contended, it would
cheaper the dollar and raise the price
of silver.
Seeks Free Coinage.
When the market price reached
$1.29 and the Treasury was opened to
free coinage, Thomas said, I'VE will
then be ready to propose an interna-
tional agreement for bi-metalism"
Senator Wheeler, Democrat, of
Montana, expected to introduce today
a proposal to pay the cost of the
S4,880 100000 program by issuing
United States notes.
The administration men gathered
their forces to fight an amendment by
Senator Adams, Democrat, of Colo
rado, to cut the bill to 1880, 900, 900.
Backed by group of Democrats and
Republicans, he planned to push this
change today.
Evening star., 1935-02-19
BY REX COLLIER.

Is there red menace" in America?
PROFOUND that question to many
intelligent persons and the answer
more than likely will be laugh.
Ask the same question in informed
military circles and the reply will be
a serious one, marked by an expression
of real concern.
Army. Navy. Marine and National
Guard officials once were inclined. like
the average citizen, to laugh of Sug-
Evening star., 1935-02-19
WEATHER.

20. s. Weather Bureau Forecast)
Fair, colder tonight, minimum temper
ature about SO degrees; tomorrow fair;
moderate to fresh west winds.
Temperatures Highest, 40, at pm.
yesterday; lowest 40, at II pm. yester-
day. Full report on page B-6.
Evening star., 1935-02-19

An increase in the daily food al
lowance of soldiers.
Allowance Of $1,0oO,O0O for motor
ization, mostly for trucks.
An increase of $685. 800 for the
Signal Corps. chiefly for radio equip
ment for airplanes.
Provision of $35o,O00 to permit re-
sumption of the National Rife
Matches discontinued after 1882.
An increase of $163,996 for the
Military Academy with the suggestion
that the Army's request to raise from
two to three the number Of cadets
each member of Congress may name
to West Point might well be granted.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-12
,READ THE STORY. THEN COLOR THE PICTURE,

Say, will help you" Colby said.
I much prefer to work, instead of
merely loafing round this place"
But, Porter Pike said, mol
You are not used to work down
here, so you'd get all mixed up,
fear" And then ne tapped his fins,
and all the TIMES watched him go.
Soon. all but Quincy gathered
round a big rock that was on the
ground. Lets rest here for a little
while" said Copy, I'm tired out"
"Ha, ha," said Quincy. Il feel
great, so won't rest cause I can't
wait to look around and see just
what the sea is all about"
He rushed RICH out the palace
door and walked along the deep sea
floor. Strange fish went swimming
by him. Quincy thought the place
was grand.
Then came a very big surprise,
when, right before his very eyes, an
octopus appeared. 1t grabbed poor
Quincy by the hand.
Copyright. 1855. NEA Service Incl
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-12
THE TINYAIITES

The bathing suits from Porter
Pike were ones the TIMES knew
they'd like. I guess III put mine
on. right now" said Colby, with
grin.
1t will not take me long to see If
mine is big enough for me" Then
she went to another room and quick
" craWled right in.
The TIMES smiled as she walked
out, and then she heard wee Quincy
shout, 7 must admit that you look
fine. but I don't want mine now.
I'm going to wait until I need
less clothes, so I can show some
speed in swimming. That's when
bathing suits are best. you will al
low"
Well. put them on whene'er you
wish" exclaimed their friend, the
dressed up fish. Y merely brought
them out because the sea man told
me TO-
Now. I must bid you tots goodby
and quickly swim away. cause I
keep things in order in the castle,
There's a lot to do
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-12

Two purposes would thus be served The pre-
cous mineral, if it existed, might bring him vast
wealth. And its discovery would calm the fears
of his men. who considered the Light as super
natural force Now he sealed his letter and gave
instructions to the courier to go swiftly.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-12

He had suddenly conceived the idea that the
strange glow in the mountainous gap might be
caused by some rare and valuable mineral An
expert geologist familiar with the science OF rock
formations might find passage into that mys-
FERROUS region whence came the light.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-12
Williams
BY BlOSser

On his way to the coast, the black runner
coursed quickly through the trackless forest like
a tireless gazee. Toward the end Of the third day
he was startled by the sudden appearance Of an
almost naked white man, who dropped down out
of the trees in front of him.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-12

AS the courier entered. Boris Garetto was writ
ing furiously, smiling and congratulating himself
on his clevernesS. Garetto was indeed a clever
man; and he had had good education in those
long days before he had sunk into the moral abyss
of an African slave-raider.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
RAILROADS EXTEND
AIR CONDITIONING
Southwestern Lines Con-
tinue Fight to Recover
Lost Traffic.
Nv the Associated Press.

oy the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, May l1.-Southwestern
railroads, which last year retarded a
i4-year downward slump in passen-
ger traffic with conditioned trains,
are using a larger dose of the same
medicine this Summer in a con-
eerted attempt to build up waning
tourist revenue.
Three railroads with headquarters
here-the Missouri Pacific, the st.
Louis-San Francisco (Frisco) and the
Missouri Kansas Texas Katy - an
nounced today that by the middle of
June all sleeping and dining cars on
their crack trains will be air-cooled.
Duststorms Nullified.
The new equipment, heralded by
e450,00 newspaper advertising cam
paign launched last month by q CO.
operating Western railroads, will pro-
vide fresh air at an inside tempera-
ture of between 70 and 80 degrees. 1t
Is especially designed to nullify Mid
western duststorms and heat waves.
The work of installation is pro-
viding employment for approximately
oUU extra men OH tile tilIcc IdlII OduS
centering here.
The Katy-first Southwestern rail-
road to introduce conditioning in
its diners and lounges-iS adding so
ventilated" Sleepings cars. Forty
two will be equipped with the Pull
man mechanical conditioning sys-
TEN, using compressor for producing
refrigeration Compressor power is
provided directly from the car axle.
The other eight cars will be equipped
with ice-activated conditioning.
Combination Car Featured.
The Frisco, featuring combina-
tion h-buffet-sleeping car Of
revolutionary design, is extending its
conditioning facilities this year to
all first-class chair cars. coaches and
sleeping cars The new combination
coach. air conditioned, is of all-steel
construction. BY June IS all the rail-
roads first-class equipment will be
air-cooled.
Completing a six-month $780, 900
re-equipment program, the Missouri
Pacific will introduce 1913 newly air
conditioned passenger cars on its lines
this Summer, providing weather-con-
trolled travelling for every passenger
on its principal trains. More than
$50 extra men were employed in the
railroads shops at North Little Rock.
Ark; Sedalia, Mo-, and Palestine,
Tex, in remodeling the coaches.
Evening star., 1935-05-12

antiques, glass and china, money,
books, firearms, Indian relics, ship
models and pioneer life.
Boy Builder, by E. T. Hamilton. 1888.
TLN.H184.
Selection and step-by-step use Of
each tool Of the workshop bench,
with seasonal suggestions for building
activities. Also a chapter on camp
ing, and one on gifts.
Hobbies for Everybody. ed. by Ruth
Lampland. 1884. Viz.
Learn to ride hobby from those
who have ridden them to. financial
Evening star., 1935-05-12

announced Capt. Kimmel Is TO be de-
tached as chief Of staff to the COM
mander Of the battleships Of the
Battle Force to take up his new
post. Previously issued orders, as
signing him elsewhere, have been re-
voked. Capt. Kimmel served In
Washington previously.
The captain will succeed Rear Ad-
miral James Richardson, who has
been serving as budget officer for
some time. The admiral will become
commander of Cruiser Division 8.
Evening star., 1935-05-12

all sorts of suggestions about inter-
esting hobbies and lists OF books about
very many different things to do.
Other booklets published by the Lei
sure League deal with specific hobbies.
Handicraft for Girls, by E. T. Hamil-
ton. 1882. WS.H18.
Favors for a party; fancy costumes
for a ball; pottery with the aid of
10-cent-store tools; batik, metalcraft
and many other ideas for hobbies,
pastimes and maybe future vocations.
Hobbies: A magazine for collectors,
which has departments about stamps,
Evening star., 1935-05-12

success as well as 70 pleasure and
accomplishment. Good book lists on
each subject are included.
Book of Hobbies, by c. w. Taussig
and T. A. Meyer. 1924. V.Tl97.
Will help you to choose an inter-
esting and perhaps profitable hobby
and give you enough instruction to
take it up intelligently.
Evening star., 1935-05-12

pecting another addition to their fam
lily in November.
Mrs. Downey arrived in Beverly
Hills, Calf, several days ago to visit
her sister. She is the house guest of
Joan, who is the wife Of Gene Markey,
writer.
The Downeys have . daughter and
two sons.
Evening star., 1935-05-12
DOWNEYS EXPECT NEW
ADDITION IN NOVEMBER
Wife of Radio Singer Is Now
Guest of Joan Bennett
in Beverly Hills.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, May 11.-Morton
Downey, radio singer, and his wife.
Barbara Bennett. sister of Joan and
Constance Bennett of the screen. were
reported by friends Yesterday as ex-
Evening star., 1935-05-12
CAPT. KIMMEL NAMED
NAVY BUDGET OFFICER
Detached as Chief of Staff to
Commander Of Battleships and
Sent to New Post.

A new budget officer for the Navy
Department is coming to Washington
soon. He Is Capt. Husband E. Kim
mel.
The Navy Department yesterday
Evening star., 1935-05-12
Boy Scouts Decrease.

The number of Boy Scouts in
Britain has dropped 20,3se to 459 $50
in the last wear.
Evening star., 1935-05-12

Rubber Posts Used.
Rubber safety posts for foot ball
fields have been invented in Glas-
cow, Scotland.
Evening star., 1935-05-12

Good looking, sturdy shades In
light, medium and dark green, white
and ecru. The 3x5.9-size-rnounted
on spring rollers and complete with
fixtures.
Evening star., 1935-11-03
ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

81, BALTIMORE ST. Hyattsville. Md.
Front bed room; nicely furnished ,it;,1 6,W ;! <
one: $50. two. Phone Hsat'Svltie 80. -
optional: prefer employed persons; ,ohs bus
SOP al door. Pershing drive ana Gieoe
I'd Ballston Va. Clarendon l33'.
rpoNT room twin beds; suitable two
Young men. II minutes D; G.. Aurora HIS
Va Phone Walnut S43S-W.
COMFORTABLY furnished room. IN auiet.
convenient locatlon. genI.ehiieT ianc o'S cherry
coy ROOM with windows, newly fGr-
nShed GOOD heat eood meals snitsbie tst fs5 it6
s9uP!f PcarenGon efFE ve cfarendon s3sJ
RFoosslynMbesias6le Fo i.D ns6 room bath adjaeen,,
private family, two blocks BUS garage
LYON PARK. vA,-Dbl. front room ,.o adj
SIDE ' room, fur: near bath: on ,.,,t,I bus line
employed persons Walnut s662-J: =
TAKoMA PARK. D. C., 'tnH Carr CsGGoi5 id5eS,Ie- Ste
LaTse consde4 G nq E oor pTiviese 10 Couple
beds: nr, cars, bus.
FOR +. G1RLs-Large double room; 81
VIZ each; Hyatts. bus line; hoard \ oe
sired, 4:O9 Wells ave. Brentwood Ma.
FuRN. FRONT adj. bath: , windows; det
house priv. family; :, min. doTatown; rSi1
breakfast if desired. LADY y Or se'V'eo co"-
pie Phone Clarendon SoS-f-t.
SILVER sPR1NG ro6 34 Sisq 5eg7y aTeih0m fgrnished
southern exposure; plenty OF neat ana
hot water adult Gentle only
3.!o,; NORTH 3rd ST, Clarendon. Va
large. nicely furnished room: conv. TO ouS'
reasonable Call Walnut 9:i2h-J.
6.1 18th ST. SOUTH. Aurora Hills. va
attractive room next to semi l-prlVate oaLn'
reasonable; breakfast II deSlreqi trahSpoI SlIo :
fation; gentlemen preferred. Phone car
endon 4Si-J
HYhTTSVILLE MD. - Furnished rooms
1n,tah hie for one or Two; close to tranSporta-
fion' private family, ami. Phone Hyat.s-
VILE 35S-J.
4767 18th ST. LIVINGSTONE. Heights; Va
Corner room. sinGle or double: prNdLe laIn-
fIv relned neighborhood; gentlemen only
references required.
1905 NORTH fillmore ST. Lyon Vlllase,
Va-Nicely furnished room for rent seD-
tleman preferred Phone Clarendon '9i-R'
Evening star., 1935-11-03
ROoMs-FURN. AND UNFURN.

eTUDIO ROOM-Sinsle room. Conn; at r
Call Sunday or evenings. North 't+"n-W-
200? ILLINOIS AVE NV: or : rooms
for | h gas, cleo, furn; near bus and
cars: reaS. -----------
1Io0 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W-Room:
second floor next to bath: SD per mohth'
1879 QUE ST. NW,-Laree front room
2 people; no cooking; SIS.
IN NEW APT. BLDG G-Unlimited heat and
hot water: country air; 10 minutes IRON
downtown: S25 month. Phone Clev- olu.:
1896 EMERSON. ST, N,W1LaTee Lar, nrirate iyone
fan,ily: near > car lines; SO month.
Phone Georgia H9I6. --
I745 KILBOURNE PL. NW.-Laree. front
room, emnloyed person: board optional
privileges c.h.v.. Ink: no chliofen'
Adams 945S.
-6o 1lth ST. SE-Large. unfurnlshed or
small furnished room, con. hW' anil
near cars. bus.
1a6s QUINCY ST NW.-For refined
iadv large clean. light, front room; meals
on lonal. privileges.
Evening star., 1935-11-03
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED or 3 unfur. rooms for light
housekeeping in Sc. Lincoln 1864.
MAN single employed oil-burner mechanic:
will! care for burner. make minor electrical
ne seepins nsuo1ns room. Address %Hddress BOX 4ss-K. Star
office.
FURNISHED ROOM in refined home or
apartment In NV, home privileges; reas.
Address Box 14S-M. Star offce.
UNFURNISHED ROOM and kitchenette. by
business girl: reas.: walking distance. Ad-
dress Box 152-M. Ssar ONCE.
CENT EMAN. young. quiet desires clean
without meals. Address Box SIM. Star
office.
/ OR . ROOMS. kitchen. semi bath, unfur-
nished. S25 or $50: ne. section. Address
HEBREW gentleman wants furn. room.
private, consenial family; NV. section:
state price and particulars. Address Box
4"l-k. Star once.
lege preferred; mr., 4th and R. I. ave. ne:
woman Govt. empl.; state price. phone no.
Address Box BONN, Star ONCE.
MAN desires permanent: large, furnished
5o0R g. soN aoef l4 sa1ae sSs ocs slds no.
SINGLE ROOM. with or without board;
able. Address Box 26s-M Star ONCE.
LADY. Govt. emp desires attractive room;
home near Mt. Pleasant car. vicinity Col
I'd and 18th St; references. Address Box
1.0-M Star office.
LARGE ROOM wanted for 2, young ladies
near downtown week of November 10;
cleanliness above all; not over SIS. Address
Box 165-M. Star ONCE.
l OR LARGE unfurnished rooms. by
woman Govt clerk. near car line: per-
manent Address Box TAM. Star once.
TAKOMA PARK. l or rooms furnished
or unfurnished. in modern home, conven-
lent to transportation. Address Box lg-M.
Star Office -
Evening star., 1935-11-03
TILDEN GARDENS.

Six-room front apartment overlooking
Government park; three exposures. large
closets; owner leaving city. offers equity at
substantial reduction. House well financed
and successfully operated under own board
of management. Monthly payments less
than rent. 1920 Tilden st, Apt. :504 In
spect Sunday. Phone Emerson 61aa.
Evening star., 1935-11-03
SALE-CO-OPERATIYE APIS.

NORTHUMBERLAND, 2039 NEW HAMP.
ave-6 large rooms. bed rooms, center
hall. parquetry floors; fine for entertain
ing; good income producer: easy terms:
BEAUTIFUL HAMPSHIRE GARDENS - 3
rooms kitchen and bath; faces southeast
and southwest Phone Georgia 191s. 3.
APARTMENT FOR SALE-3 ROOMS AND
bath in successful cooperative building
good investment. Address Box 15-J. Star
Evening star., 1935-11-03
RENT-FLATS.

ooI4 NICHOLSON ST. SE-NEW BUILD
ing; four rooms. bath, S42 so:
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS.
3l4 Pennsylvania Ave. Sc
Ia ROOMS. BATH. HEAT ELEC.. S35.
IL rooms, bath, heat. $3.50. Apply
S25 F st. ne.
Evening star., 1935-11-03
CLUB MERIDIAN,

2620 18th ST. NV.
delightful home residence for men and
women. with lounges and drawing room
for guests use. Hotel and personal service.
Exceptional meals Convenient location.
Sunny warm rooms: single and double;
mniern ha tbs Reasonable rates
Evening star., 1935-11-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

EMPLOYED COUPLE DESIRES SMALL
furnished apt. in Woodridge or vicinity.
H WARREN. 17l0 Monroe ST. ne.
HIGH-cLASs FURNISHED APT. > OR 3
TeomS no brokePs ePs ADDRESS address Box jim Star once
FURNISHED APT. . ROOMS. KITCHEN
and bath, NV. section; Not more than
s5n.o Address Box 21l-M. star once.
WANTED-FURNIsHEp APT. 9 ROOMS
kitchen and bath; northwest section. Cou-
Box 263.M Star once.
REFINED COUPLE DESIRES 2-RooM.
ing distance Dept Interior, Must be rea-
sonsble. Address Box 254-M. Star once.
FURN, Or UNFURN. NE. OR NV
rms. kit private bath mi, inel: gas;
FURNIsHED-MoTHER AND DAUGHTER,
maximum. ma in ma. Address Box 3o3-M Star once.
9 OR 8 ROOM APT, UNFURNIsHED.
ton tor Phone Mrs. GREEN. Columbia 3636,
WOoD-BURNING FIREPLACE
potential charm Of Georsstown' ,,srsTs where
efforts without relentless radios end Bah
bits. Address Box 25s-K. Star Office. -
EMPLOYED COUPLE WANT SMALL,
comfortably furnished apt prefer in mod
s6na6e s6n Pes VIII consder nm and board nr
Mckinley High School. Address Box 335-k.
Star once. |
FURNISHED OR :. RMS. x. AND B:
Dryae b F5sde and dye
young BABY: $40 to SIS: NOS; l5-50; Govt.
BY REFINED MARRIED CoUPLE--LIy-
ing room, bed room kitchen and bath:
elevator service: NV. section: references
exchanged. Address Box 43o-k. Star
Office .
VERY QUIET FIRsT-;cLAss APT; II IN
home meals; cultured young lady Govt.
emp Address Box c54M Star ofice.
REFINED YOUNG. LADY WISHES ONE
room. turn. or untuTn:. in anotneT ,S apt
or Conn, ave.. DIST. $3.50. Rm. $40.
SMALL FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED
apt; . adults NV, preferred; not over
s35 Address Box 239-M. Star Office.
WANTED OR 3 ROOM APT, pINETIE.
separate beds: refs Lincoln 1888.
APT. OR ROOMS. UNFURN1sHED BY
working couple, . children in Deal Junior
High. Address Box 230-M. Star office.
3 rooms. Ink unturnished: must be rea:-
sonable Address Box 211-M. Star ofhce.
DESIRE UNFURN. APT. DEC. / OR SOON
er, vicinity Columbia Heights, Georgetown
or downtown. Address Box lss-M, star
ONCE.
Two-RooM UNFURN OR scANT1LY
furn. kitchen. bath apt, in NV. Reas.
Address Box 149-M. Star office.
WANTED: IN PRIVATE GEORGETOWN
home bv Gov't-employed couple. Groom
unfurnished. kitchenette or light house
Keeping apartment. Address Box 136-M,
Star ONCE.
THREE TO SIX ROOMS. FURNISHED OR
unfurnished. apartment or house. north
west section: up to $50 If heated. $50 un-
heated family OF three. Address Box lso-
NJ Star ofice.
YOUNG. REFINED COUPLE. NO CH1L:
dren. desire small furnished or unfurnished
apartment. private bath white nelghbor.s
hood; reasonable: between Nov. Sth ana
10th. Address Box 15sM. Star office.
LADY, LARGE OR j.. SMALL UNFUR,
rooms. priv. bath; NV: kitchenette op-
tional: by Ncv. Is. Phone Col. 31l2. 3.
BEFORE DEC. /. GROOM UNFURNIsHED
apartment with , bed rooms. anywhere in
NV Phone Adams 50SS-W. or address
Box 161-M. Star ONCE. y.
DEC. /. UNFURN.. " RMS. KIT. AND
bath in upper NV. by young couple: S45.
Address Box 125-M, Star Office. -
AT ONCE. FURNISHED-LIvING- BED
room. double-bed bed room. kitchen. bath,
nv. section. within 20 min. to center city:
S45. Address Box 151-M. Star office. 3'