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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-12-31
WE HOPE

WE HOPE
We sincerely hope that you were
fayorite Of Santa Claus, like
some Of those kiddies were at the
Local II Christmas party. And
that Santa Claus really looked
authentic, the real Mccoy. Wonder
why some Of the people called him
"Toots." They must like him.
SLUG
Look girls from the Bullet Core,
] don't blame you for being mad
because our reporter Bill Close in
formed us that the group Of girls
from Dept. 685 were from Avia-
ton. What can you expect Of a
slug ike Close besides a lot Of
bum steers and corny Jokes =?
Sorry, we won't let Bill do it
again.
PROMISE
Doris Morelock is going to keep
her promise to that attractive
blonde and show her good time,
since she was one Of the lucky
gals in aviation who benefits from
the new rates. She likes the in
crease and that's not all. By the
way Doris, just where do we come
in on that increase? Oh, we don't.
THE CURE
Pirate Carson Of time study is
cured, or at least he seems TO be.
Pirate is the guy who goes around
bumming MS lunch Of the boys
and enjoys it. Then somebody
slipped him a cheese sandwich
that was seven days old and he
ate it. And now, he's cured.
DATA
Betty Rhaton, the extra cute
messenger has been throwing back
the boquets which Dick Mcdonald
Of the badge department has been
tossing at her. Dick tried to make
up to one Of the monkeys at the
indoor circus but what are we
saying? There is a moral in this
somewhere.
Bill Moore has had to make al
lowance for Mary Winkle of the
employment office. because she
has been trying to be a USO club
all by her little self. Better take
it easy Mary, because those dark
circles under your eyes are not
an aid to beauty.
The hot house gang has volun-
teered to the man 10 donate Vie
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-12-31
The
.AckIinite
by Lewis Mattox

Frank Weckwert is doing a good
job as trustee for the Acklin Unit.
We all appreciate Frank and know
that ne Is one of our best men,
bers.
Every one Of Mary Coyles fellow
workers wish her speedy recov-
eY. She is on the sick list.
Thanks to all those who worked
so hard and so successfully to
make our Christmas party the fine
event it was. This was consid-
cred the best party the girls ever
put on.
Bernard wants to thank all the
girls for the beautiful gifts.
We wish Agnes Geddes a speedy
recovery from her recent accident.
We are sorry about your tough
luck Agnes and hope you'll soon
be back with US.
Tillie from the inspection dept.
is a candidate or Toledo Glamor
Girl. Her competitor is auburn
haired Helen ZiethIow from me
production line.
Negotiations for increase vaca-
tion benefits for the coming year
have been opened with the COM
pany management.
On behalf Of the executive shop
committee, | want to extend our
best wishes to all the members of
Acklin Unit for a Happy New
Year and a lot Of good breaks for
1914
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-12-31

most superbly trained carrier
groups that ever entered a war;
he says flatly. "The next best
were the Japanese, All the things
we worked out in maneouvers be-
fore the war have been successfully
used since.
"The captain of a battleship
might stop any one type of attack,
whether it is dive bombing, torpedo
planes, skip bombing or high-level
stuff, but when you combine them
all, as our navy fliers do, there
isn't a ship in the world with
enough firepower to shoot them
down.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-12-31
Premium Pay
Return Demanded

CAMDEN, n. ]. (FP)-Return
to Saturdays and Sundays as the
premium days for time-and-a-half
and double-time wage payments
was demanded by the Industrial
Union of Marine and Shipbuilding
Workers (CIO) at a general eX-
ecutive board meeting here.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-12-31
PHONOGRAPH IuECORDS

You can still find many good
record albums on the market, Gu
says, in spite of manpower and
material scarcities. A dealer may
receive one excellent shipment Of
a certain album, followed by bad
one. Records within a single al
bum may vary in quality. It's ne
cessary, therefore, to try out every
disk for surface defects.
Many important new albums
have been published, both of mod
ern and classical music. Among
those highly recommended are:
Bach: Violin Concerto in E Ma
jor Columbia M-53O, $500.
Barber: Adagio for Strings
Victor 11-S287, 81.
Rimsky-Korsakov Scheherezade
Victor M-920, $500.
Schubert: Trio in B-flat, Op. SO
Victor M-923, $4.50).
Shostakovich: Quartet, Op. 40
columbia X-231, $3.50.
Songs of Free Men: Robson
Columbia M-534, $3.50.
Nilla-Lobos: The Baby's Family
columbia 17355-D, 75c).
Wagner: Traume and Schmerzen
columbia 71469-D, 81.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-12-31
CLOSED

In order to give the dues
office employees an Oppor-
tunity to enjoy the New Year
holiday, the dues office will
be closed from Friday, Dec.
81 at 2:30 p. m. TO Monday,
Jan. 3. Dues payments may
be mailed TO Local Il, but
must bear a Dec. 81 post
mark.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-12-31

not corrected right away. Some
logic. On the other side of the
picture we have Mabel Mcdowell,
also of D, who gives a dollar each
week towards the boys in service.
Perhaps she realizes better than
a lot of others that the money goes
to boys who may give their lives
for those very ones who run
towards the rest rooms when they
see the collection basket coming
their way.
The Champion Unit Executive
Committee extends best wishes to
the membership for happy New
Year. May the coming year bring
health, good luck and happiness to
all of you. We hope 1914 brings
victory to the Allies and that the
victorious conclusion of the war
will bring your loved ones home
from the many far-flung fronts
to peaceful American Amer
lea that will be wide awake and
deeply conscious of the problems
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-12-31
QUALITY ON THE SKIDS

Low-priced goods are disappear
ing from the market, Bread =
Butter, Gus weekly, reports.
Manufacturers are no longer MAX
ing low-priced womens coats,
dresses and blouses. Garments
still made have been upgraded all
along the line.
Rayon dresses retailing for
$3.50 last year now cost $3.50.
s8.75's now sell for S1O.75. Wom-
ems slips which used to wholesale
at $6.75 dozen now cost Sl5.
Cheesecloth which used to be used
for chair bottoms, at 4c a yard,
now WHOLESALERS at 35c a yard for
use in blouses, the trade says.
When quality depreciation is
counted in, Bread & Butter says,
it will be found that actual in
creases in living costs are far
higher than the official figures
indicate
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-12-31
Your Dollar
GLOBES
BY Consumers Union


War has bred new interest in
maps and globes. Only a globe
can accurately show the relative
sizes Of all areas, the true dis
tance which separate them, and
true directions. Although flat
maps are useful and necessary
for detailed study, a globe is
needed for an understanding Of
the true relationships.
Here are some Of the globes
which Consumers Union cOnsid-
ers give good value for the money:
Polar View Globe, No. 604. 6"
diameter, 81 from Weber e. Cos
tello, Chicago Hts, I'll. Cram
Universal Globe, Model 230. 1212"
diameter, on fixed axis, S2.79 at
map stores. Liberty G. 0 b e,
G805M. 8" diameter, universal
mount, $3.95 from Denoyer-Gep-
pert Co., 524l Rayenswood Ave,
Chicago 40, III. Rand McNally
AirAge Globe. 12' diameter, uni
versal mount, $685. at retail
stores.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-12-31

e second shift has three more
= ~ in the hospital, namely, Cinda
Stimmel, Mary Diebler and Lillian
Hashem. We sincerely hope you
girls are feeling better and that
you will all be back with US soon.
Truey Velker was the first vic
tim in Dept. d to pay her fine for
non-attendance of unit meetings.
She always wanted to be a first
something or other all her life, so
she has the dubious honor of being
the first one in this particular
category. Sorry it had to happen
right before Christmas, Truey, but
it's for a good thing and we know
you didn't mind.
There is a girl on the stud table
in Dept. E who is looking for a
man with lots of pep and plenty of
pulchritude. She never misses out
on anything so how can she miss
out o: this ?
We don't know the correct pro-
cedure on catching mice, but Hilda
Coulter of Dept. f and the secre-
tary of the Credit Union set her
trap one night and caught one and
one-half mice. Now she has her
trap set again to catch the other
half. Do you suppose the back
legs are still running around the
factory somewhere?
Many lost articles are turned in
to the committee office. Anyone
who has lost a bunch of keys, a
male Identification bracelet, or a
tie pin with a blue set can have
same by calling at the office.
There have been many people
out sick recently with colds and
the flu. These employees have
s-vamped the office with phone
calls asking how long they can
stay out without losing their jobs.
Page of the contract states very
plainly and in very simple terms
what the procedure is for those
who are i'll. Please read page Z
and digest the rules. Every en-
ploye should be familiar with
them. It's too late to learn them
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-12-31

you've lost your job. Ignor-
Of the rules is no excuse, as
dpappy used to say.
..b is the packer on the Vtype
! in d who holds out on the
pr collection every time her
goes bad and the trouble is
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-12-31

The United States navy had The
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1943-12-31
Holding the Line
on Guadalcanal
By Kyle CrichtOn

(WNU Feature-Through special arrange
ment with Golfers Weekly.l
Evening star., 1943-08-21
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

ient azlinsten Hs r'1 bus ne @ to 'feta Penta
windows. next tile bath. shower: brick
home, l blk, bus, gentleman only. CHI,
ARLINGToN-young lady to share, room
with another; cony, location; homelike at
@SspseTs ss r. sRYaN s4 sfss Arnson ars Va
young gentlemen or married couples: in
SRLINGToN, in Country Club Hils-For
officer and wife: beautifully furn. room in
private home, private combination bath:
HGEXANpRIs IGoGs1 hhDne vaAo5iet ah sGss room ex
posures, 3 closets; connecting bath: 10
nn vxs ssn.smhn arse be bedrooms rooms all
convenient bus tTansportation fne home
RiG af6 s dfy IA p1Vate
for gentleman; convenient to bus lines.
ARLINGToNw3 large, attractive rooms
with private bath; 3 bus lines; near Fort
LARGE BEDROOM, bath for . or , men:
near Navy and Pentacon Bldss.; Arlington:
references re- @ required, ia; I5ls;W. 22.
ale or : new sfSsTs homs shower oV
bath; ~ blks: to bus, cow: to Pentason
and apI INC%oN AiCcpo5t; uni phone TIE: s53e; o,.
furn., inner-spe matt. s windows. iarae
adults GIL 71IS 23s
SILVER SPRING-Room in Army officer's
home; all home privileges, convenient to
bus service: lovely grounds. SH. 3613
NEAR PENTAGON-Single room. share
bath with one other; gentleman only: S25
2422 No. Wash. blvd, Arl., Va. oxford
EXECUTIVES. OFFICERS AND WIVES
Cool suites ana studio rooms with pvt. Law,
clubroom. hotel service; 1nc bus. excellent
location. Modern transient club nom
housekeepirc GL 3946 Weekly rates.
1914 s. WASHINGTON ST. Lee hwy
Large cool bedroom. sleeping porch adjoin-
ing. hot and cold running water; bus
service: lovely arounds, shade. Phone Falls
Church 1I3S
Evening star., 1943-08-21
APARTMENTS WANTED
SMALL sECoND-FLooR APT, furni;

SMALL sECOND-FLOOR APT. furnished
q q u1lYrnishsd. must, Be in nice district.
% You Desire vAcAIIoN FREE of
onss moderr apt for ysf aovnoWn
Ext. 7:oS3' bet. and Sat. or write
SMALL Sf II4iS fukNfsHED kssfss APT. Rit shower owe
laundry: employed gentle lady; we'll
trained cocker spaniel must be allowed
PSkffGN FSi tti y GoSERNMrNr over OFFICIAL and
wife want furn. or unfurn: apt, lge. living
Im, ! or z bedrms.' kitchenette conyen-
ient ina- NV. location. Call CO. 5000. Ext.
aI;'If RE;sfoNsIRLE ADULTS desire 1;eedroom
Ss,a5n apt Pin IN RA 4soo pr sffs4 sats pm III
DUTCH LADY, employed, seeks private.
furnished apartment near transporta tion i:
Northwest. Telephone DE. 6l0O Ext. 3l4,
TWO GOVERNMENT EMPLOYED WOMEN
want one-bedroom furnished apt. in apart
pm 70 10 PM m" ordway va p'a;i s5ios eunoSsi ssi.@
e%p6seD ny and ws moGnn qSy @
nished or unfurnished apartment in good
residential district, living room, bedroom,
dinette' 1Sd kitchen and bath. RE. 1900, Ext.
Raj OFFICER desires small furnished
Can peeasuT r 1000. Ext. $50, '1SseMGsr; weeRasys
SINGLE GIRL WANTS to contact ] or 2
girls who will share an APARTMENT. Write
full particulars. Box 43S-V. Star. 2Is
LARGE BEDROOM, living room. kitchen,
dinette or dining room permanent resi-
dents; convenient Conn. ave-; $50. Box
cXNADixS OFFICER and family need I
or bedroom apartment, furnished or un
F. Q. Spigelman, DE. 1911.
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE WANTS 2 or 3
section or Silver Spring Hobart 1881 %.
COUPLE, editor and writer, wants apart
ment in modern bldg. or home prefer n ".
siresd. win consider up to Sl00. WI
Evening star., 1943-08-21
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

S2i G ST. Me- rooms, kitchen and
pam, ne%ly decorated' mechanical refrig-
orator; S5o.5o: utns. furn. Open Sat,
is.s Harvard ST. NV rooms, k,tcb-
en- and bath, newly decorated mechanical
reiIlserstor' utilities included. Open Sat.
S,,dads' ? rms Inr; Walter Reed, fully equipped
kSidten1cn; Sde1t o' heat gas elec. included, $3.50
nWILL-FURNIsHED bedroom, dressing
aauis sSD kMlohenette, Nc otner bath in family Of
s4s 30, 90; Phone Nj. ira. s''u '''''e'
snfrsnss s1hooM ArT; Hpry fnrn priyate bath and
l1sst-FLooR APT, 2 rooms, Kitchen. bath.
REFINED GiRL t50s to share Re apt Ss with another
eXcellent location, conv. to bus. phone
ATTRACTIVE, FURNISHED APT. in ex-
nette. kitchen, bath; win suitcase Hnf Tor az
o5 70 2 Says yo dans bAssps ash
81 Z ST. sW;6s rooms aoH for s'fs; Iisht house
near. near GOVT. ldp bldgs and transp., employed
with private bath shower also kitchen
phons sIs incl; ,, near transportation, Semitic
is%i' is1b isTaD sSTHaDis sr' NV, Apt. 44-aiT RI to
snare idn.,o attrsetiye rms, kit and bath; fine
iocatioh' sunday after d p.m. weekdays.
2 GIRLS TO SHARE APT. with / other
everything furn: conv. location. DU. 5415.
CHEVY CHASE-Living rm.. dining rm.,
oedrm. share kitchen and b.: near transp.
suitable for quiet, refined couple; no
2 ROOMS, kitchen. semi pvt. bath, heat
utilities and telephone included; couple
$50 mo. Call RA. 45O6. 46 Farragut pl
NV.
| GIRL TO SHARE 3-room apt. with Z
others $50 month. Do kAAG
Evening star., 1943-08-21
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
ROOMS WANTED.

RESPONSIBLE TENANT seeks large, at
tractively furnished combination bed-living
room with bath or two-room suite in pri-
Sste home located Georgetown or Chevy
Chase. References. Call NO. 443O, Room
505,, Sunday am; or Elk. 61O0. Extension
lbs. before $50 Saturday. go
MARINE OFFICER desires attractive room,
private or Semipriyate bath, 20 minutes
downtown. Box 133-V, Star. go
BOARD AND ROOM with private bath
OF. first floor wanted by daughter for
elderly slf, parents able to care for themselves
fned family; man employed; northwest or
arlington; yard porch desirable. Box
WANIED-Large single room. preferably
furnished, with ample closet space and
bath, By executive permanently in Wash
lngton' october or earlier. Box 317-V.
. BRITISH OFFICERS require single rms.
with private bath, or modern furnished
apartment; GOOD location. within walking
BY Aug. 81. EX. 1900, Ext. SO. or DE.
DOUBLE SLEEPING ROOM. near bus lines
Aan MuSt be IN lice section of town. Call EX
2266, Ext. . or g. 30.
CoLORED-Employed couple desires light
housekeeping rooms or an apt. Cali NO.
1854. oos
Evening star., 1943-08-21
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1852 PERRY PL. NV, just. off 14th St
sRa sRa fl H. f5gnt; re- 74a tTn beds h,-wh' chw'
lad lades down1ovn location excellent meals
ARL.s AaI.s Lyon psrk-Girls, co-opera tive
SSME srrs pref frn Gil s2ss
ss 5iepsl i or 44G$ TN ST. s.: NV % T. ms"'s w.
quarters dSs mess
RRp SxKLEff sG1S tEfnfsn i3a5 anm 18th PhUns st
H2asf sE'hIS1so RD ihHxsFs front
aSm buses ssnleG5n co a4ss sHseen' meals street
semi-private bath. Vacancy in triple room
M 0eSI MAss AVE- Rn sfs
home for young people in an unsurpa ssed
iSo5 UpsHUR ST. NV single rooms:
hl,ome-cooked meals; one block from bus
1911 H ST. Nw.-For young men and
women, running water in rooms; S26 and
; ; eHecks pes 89nf9 From WHITE HOUSE, 2s: Sci
married couples; S26 to $50 per month.
Sa esa 81 jewish Isny exseesF
snf'hsr Mf JRisf ebo6ss siss{y sS
in everything at right rates. Choice selec-
tons now: Call Adams 1881.
2OI3 MASS. AVE. NV, Dupont Circle
For young Jewish girls: excellent food,
airy rms: friendly environment. Dissin's.
1902 th-N.W.-Attractive vacancies for
young ladies: walking distance; S3S 22s
THE F1RESiDE, 1915 N H. ave. NV
NICE furn. rooms for ladies and men; ex-
oeient home cooked meals. DU. 1855.
1862 PARK PL. NV. facing Soldiers
a1oes H1ome12nd-h p room with screened and
best Of food; gentleman: $40 mo. RA. 3I3e.
21O7 S ST. NW.-Large Basement room,
private entrance; suitable 4 persons: pri-
vate shower. double rooms, suitable
ROOM AND BOARD FREE to an employed,
energetic lady willing to assist in prepara-
tion of evening meal and do a limited
amount of housework in evening. adults
in family. Quiet. pleasant surroundings;
IN Arlington, Call CH. 1904.
DUPONT CLUB, 1925 10th ST. nw.-Nice
double room also girl to share triple: large,
so1 so9i sasemsnTt sT rSom' suitable pdab Or
home cooking; walking distance Govt
I4Oa TRINIDAD AvE.-Jewish home, large
meals; excellent Transportation. Ii 5Oss
2307 18th ST. N.W.-Double rooms, conv
transportation; reasonable rates; excellent
food. Mrs. Zwell. HO. 1858.
1868 INGIESIDE TERRACE N.W.-Private
home, girls. only: porches, living room,
laundry, unl phone; car. bus. AID. 2404.
TOWN CLUB. 1900 Mass. ave. n.w.1Fa-
nie,i nous Tor Or, food; Openings for men and
Evening star., 1943-08-21
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

8 RMS. AND BATH. CLOSE IN $40.
OWNER. Box 492-V, Star 22'
WOULD LIKE TO EXCHANGE A NICE
six.rm. house for 3-rm., kit. and bath apt.
Call MI. 0313 between and p pm.
WILL EXCHANGE RENTAL OF DESIR-
able broom Cape Cod bungalow. near
Pentagon Bldg, for rental of or 3 room
apt. Wis. ave. preferred. Call only If you
have clean modern apt, near or conven-
lent to Wisconsin ave, ia. l497-R.
MD.---3 BEDROOMS, AUTO. HEAT: S65
Inquire go Lynhaven dr., Alexandria. 22'
5005 WEST LANHAM DR., WEST LAM
ham Hills. Md rooms and bath, oil
heat, full basement, Screened-in porch, lot
53xI so; S55 mo. Can be seen Sun. or
Mon. TR T413.
JUST OFF MASS. AVE.
Attractive town house with eleven
rooms, three baths for rent unfurnshed at
two hundred and fifty dollars per month.
Call MRS. GRTER. Columbia 432S
Evening star., 1943-08-21
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED BY ARMY OFFICER WITH TWO
small children, two-bedroom bungalow or
equal accommodations. unfurnished. con-
venient to stores: reasonable. Dupont 1920
FAMILY OF 3 ADULTS AND TYR. OLD
boy wants unfurn house within next 2
months; must have . baths. 3 bedrms
storage space. NV. section: perm. residents
who Will give property good care: S125-
$50. WI. 354s.
BY OFFICER, or RIM HOUSE OR
apt, via Walter Reed section, or will sub
let month or more. TIA 1887
3-BEDROOM HOUSE OR APARTMENT
unfurnished, available Sept. .1st-15th; rtf
sponsible party: excellent references: yeAr
lease; Sl00 to S125 rent ceiling: Arlington
or NV. D: c. Call RE. 6700 Ext. 72965.
or Chestnut 04l6. 81
PHYSICIAN, PRACTICING IN D. c.,
wants or 2 bedroom unfurnished house
in nearby Arlington. Small family. Rent
to 500, Call CHI. 3135
FURNISHED THREE BEDROOM HOUSE,
Sept. 1st; moderate rent; Navy wife,
mother. baby. Box 44e-V, Star. 21s
2 OR BEDROOM UNFURNIsHFD HOUSE
dsas. Ssa 3D. ieisH ssss. 0' permanent sSs''
Evening star., 1943-08-21

APARTMENT VALUES.
3105 s. Dakota ave. ne, No 2-3
rooms kitchen, bath, sleeping porch and
garage, $50
25 st. NV, Apt ID rooms. kitchen.
bath: S37 so
122 D st. Sc. Apt. Ia rooms, kitchen,
bath: S31.
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
sos N. Cap. st. Realtors. Ma $3.50
Several New Attractive Apts,
In n.e.-Living room, dinette. bedrm, ba tn
and beautifully equipped kitchen with
screened porch; adjoins Federal park prop
erty; $3.50 and S56. Phone TR. 1925.
1882 18th ST. NE.
rooms, kitchen and bath, gas furnish
ed S42 so month.
Harrison -Washburn Co.,
ao7 N Y Ave NV RE 3435
Evening star., 1943-08-21
HOUSES FURNISHED.

ALEXANDRIA =. RESTORED BROOM
Colonis! DUPLEX. furnished with antiques,
i and 0Fs ha %s
sbie ipi $50 mon.hy saG double garage syail-
WALHoNDING RID. IN WOODED GLEN
Eeh9 ssa ,oi hoYse fun
heat, electric range and refriserator; Sia5
HRs Dns ma RURGs eF gaRn VT JHhn 4s5a sreetear line
charming and lvsble; M Hlll rent % to re e
sponsible party furn., including silver
linens. china and blankets. Falls Oh. 1853
LADY. WILL SHARE NICE HOME WITH
utes to downtown. very conv IS r st. ne.
FALLS CHURCH, vA.-S135. MO-: 7-RM.
house. completely furnished. from blankets
to silver: bedrms;;,, elec kit. large yard.
door, schools and shopping center 5-min.
walk. Wo. 11o3 only after 7 pm.
HYATTsvILLE ATT LII 49, NICELY FURNISHED
sTfs n9mf ooss sd bah f0s s
dry basement, screened porch: large fenced
lot; oil heat 3 blocks bus, on state high
sny si55 mn mile WA RstTi5s 6ss line available Sept
C,oUPLE, e,5 e., WANTED W r5 TO SHARE HOME.
dren; $50 mo. Call WA. 144o.
OPPORTUNITY FOR SEVERAL GIRLS
farn. mostly maple; baths: all twin in beds. eds
inner-spr mats laundry facilities. Lin
sns m dooF lights 5 h hef fupn Car Snd bus
SLIGO PARKWAY AND ROANOKE ST,
town, will rent his Groom and bath
sorm wndoWs fo4 mos % m hs
LEO v. GLoRIUs, 1918 18Th St.. Df. 1aa5. 5.
BETHESDA BUNGALOW. S1l5.
Adults only: rooms. available Sept. /.
MIS-; Chrstman. ALLIED REALTY CORP,
600 Wis, ave,
Evening star., 1943-08-21
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT (c.,,.

Army oFfIcERs WIFE AND TWO
nished house or apartment in NV. Phone
Emerson 1881.
4 OR. 5 BEDROOMS, BATHS. UNFUR-
nished by responsible family. convenient
preferred: reasonable rental; permanent.
Executive 0137, Am. to $50 pm. go
BY ADULT COUPLE, HAVE BEEN PRES
ent address s years, but now sold so re-
NV. area permanent tenants. best OF ref
erences. Telephone Republic 1897 23'
ARMY OFFICER, NO CHILDREN, THREE
adults in family, wants house with 3 bed
rooms or more, baths, NV. sec. EN-,
a595. 22'
FURNISHED HOUSE IN NV. DESIRED
by . adults. cultured BACKGROUND. refs;
furnishings must be attractive, will receive
best care: bedrms,. bathrooms. maids
v, Star 22'
PERMANENT HOME, NAVAL OFFICER
and family. 3 or 4 bedrm. house, unfurn,
Ex y'y fs ys Except
OR 8 BEDROOM UNFURNISHED HOUSE.
in sc. preferred. Phone TR. 5751. 90.
WAVE OFFICERS WANT, FOR DURA-
ton. small house. preferably furnished, in
Georgetown or Northwest section. Michi-
gan 1884
REsPoNsIBLE GOVT. OFFICIAL AND
require Immediately for duration an un-
furnished bungalow, 2-3 bedrooms, in NV.
section of D. c.: oil or gas heat preferred:
close transportation. shops; outstandins
'> Or '' "-'''
Unfurnished apt, 5-6 rooms, FIRST floor or
Phone MA. 1928. Ext. s4@; Box 36s-v.
Star. "a
Evening star., 1943-08-21
MOVING. PACKING g STORAGE.
ROOMS UNFURNisHEp.

1907 IRVING ST. N.W.--1 room, runnins
water in room; convenient car line.
Harrison -Washburn Co.,
M \ y. Avs. INV. RI. S43B.
Evening star., 1943-08-21
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

I1O7 NO. TAYLOR ST, Arl-Furnished
rooms for 3 girls, convenient to store
and tranSp. oxford 143s.