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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
HIKING

When this happens it's a
time that tries a fellows
runners on his icebOat
Pat Arlen's ship hikes"
up into the air making a
turn In one of the r boat
races on Lake ST. Clair -.
Boats Of this type are most
popular class here.
Times Photo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16

Sl1s.t..,. Ut.-.' s.ulH..-t-u-srr. <
y t,l-4i--.-- f-- tr Jennings % syn w.
I.rnr'. o. Fau.f.r Nlise. Kennel.
Kan f.E bF.'swar % $50. Webster
Retire. CfatwsrF I#rr.Tar Tf
meat. ara p Mflh8w
FIRST PERIOD
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
HOCKEY
Does Not Include Saturday Games
NATIONAL LEAGUE

THIS ~ NDAN'S GANFS
Toronto a. DETROIT
Boston AZ New York
Montreal AZ Chicago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
Mule Left Mark

Buck Newsom has q steel
plate in his left leg. "A mule
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
THEY'RE TOUCH

DcS0Ong more than a foot
note, : however. is the fact that
Toronto won both games and.
fighting aside, looks very hard TO
oVerjakc in the playoff race
Coach Hap Day calls Paul
Blbeaut "thc best goalie in tht
National Hockey League The
former Montreal netminder who
replaced Benny Grant is proving
Day not far wrong with a victory
Sireak which includes that sur
prlSinC Shutout of Montreal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
NOW FIGHTERS

But Toronto now pIccu> itself
or me punching ability OF jackie
Mclean and IS ndl O'NeIiI two
forwards from thc University Of
Toronto
Mclean ., being nalcd IN the
Toronto press because ne gave ms
tcammatc Lornc Carr a chance
10 take the league scoring lead
bv lIquidating Elll Cowlcy Of
the Boston Bruins
Mclean smashed Cowley against
the boards so hald the Boston
star suffered a shoulder >epara-
ton last Tuesday night
Not satisfied with that honor.
the Twin T6ughieS - As Mclean
and O'Ncill arc now nicknamed,
tackled Murph Chamberlain and
Phil Watson Of tho CanadieuS,
Thursday night
Chamberlain and Watson lost
that fight although Andy Lyle,
sports editor OF The Toronto star.
says lincSmen Joe Primeau and
Eddie Mcpham Of Toronto prob
ably deserve assists as "homerS. ~
because officials apparently held
tie Montreal players while To-
o men took sneak punches a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16
Byrd Adds 50
And Gains Tie
For Third Place

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. Is (UP)
Byron Nelson. Toledo, held his
lead in the $4,000 San Francisco
Open golf tournament with a 1877
for the first 80 holes. carding
three-under- par SO today as the
nations top money players pulled
away from the rest OF the field OF
ITO pro and amateur golfers.
Nelson, playing confidently over
the 6,60O-yard Harding Park mu-
nicipal course. almost matched his
opening day round OF 68 as he
held a three-STOke- tead over me
Second-place player, Harold tJug)
McSpaden OF Philadelphia.
McSpaden, settling down 10 the
type Of play that won him top
honorS in the Los Angeles Open
last Monday, shot 20 for the
second 18-hole round in the T.
hole tournament. matching MS
previous day total for a 40 total.
BYRD TIES FOR SD
Harry Cooper Minneapolis,
whose II IN the opening round put
him far back IN the field. matched
Nelson's 90 today 10 card a al
total. tying for third place honorS
with LLOYD Mangi1lm. Monterey
Park Cal, and Sammy Byrd,
Detroit
Byrd was he third golfer 70 hit
a So on the second rs. pairing ~
with his earlier y WhiIe WangTum
dropped from ms opening 90 20 a
Il today
George Fazio Pine Valley y Y.
added a Z 20 ms earlier 20 for a
142 tying with Art Bell San
Francisco, who Slumped from ms
% yesterday 70 a u.
ELLSWORTH Vines. Pasadena, the
tennis king turned golfer sur
priSed the entire field and gallery
with the dan best score eQualing
Nelson's first DAY o. only one
stroke over The course tOurna-
ment record.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-16

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Joe 3 &C h
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-08-07

1T NO. 9Th ST: LARGE ROOM
home. IN downtown section; financed
through FILA. H. F. Wilder Phone 4933
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-08-07
CASWELL SCHOOLS
NEEDS CONSIDERED

K1NsToN, Aug. 6.-tR-The adj
visory budget commission today
studied the nedds Of Caswell train.
ing school here for the next bien.
mum and approved the suggested
budget of Supt. w. Tom Parrot
and business manager S. H. Stroud,
which it will recommend to the
legislature in January.
Officials expressed the hope it
wc/ld be the last bieanium under
which the institution will have to
operate with waiting list as long
as it's enrolment.
Members of the commission pres
ent were Senator Thomas 'OBerry
of Goldsboro, Rep. F. E. Wallace
of Kinston, Senator James II. Clark
of Clarkville, Senator H. B. Taylor
of Wadesboro and Rep. 7. Clarence
of Stoneville.
Guests included r. M. Rothges OF
Raleigh and chairman N. E. Ed.
gerton of the North Carolina hos
pital board of control, and DR.. Ell
len Winston, state welfare chair.
man.
The board has approved plans
for $500 patient institution as
soon as materials are available.
The visit here ended with a tour
of the institution and a luncheon
and then the commission members
left for Beaufort to study the needs
of the North Carolina fisheries lab
oratory.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-08-07
STEINMAN TO HEAD
PRINTING DIVISION

WASHINGTON, Aug. g. ~ -
Probable appointment Of James
Hale Steinman of Lancaster, Pa.'
as the next director of the print
ing and publishing division OF the
war production board was lndi-
Gated today in WPB's announce
ment of the resignation OF Arthur
R. Treanor, present director and
Steinmans' appointment as con-
sultant in the division.
Steinman is president OF the Ian
caster newspapers, Inc, publishers
of the Lancaster new~era, 1ntellt.
gencer Journal and Sunday News.
Treanor returns to the vice prest.
dency of Booth Newspaper 1nc.s
with headquarters in Saginaw,
Mich.
This development followed WPB
disclosure that the over all paper
industry advisory committee, made
up of representatives of all Sec
tons of the paper production in
dustry had recomm ended a further
cut in allotments Of print paper to
newspapers, magazines, book pub
fishers and commercial printers.
Such curtailment will be necees-
sary, the paper mill spokesman
said, to bring consumption OF news
print and other paper into line with
foreseeable production. SPB took
the proposal under advisement
along with plans for increasing the
output of paper, and promised a de-
cision as soon as full facts are
available.
WPB will consider "extraordina-
nv growth of population" since Jan.
uary 1. 1943 in newspapers trad
ing area as factor in approving
appeals for extra neWsprint tom
mage, the agency revealed in an
nouncing revised appeal standards
for newspapers, magazines and
book publishers.
Appeals for newsprint tonnage ov-
err normal quotas will be consider
ed, WPB said, if the population
growth requires the grant OF ao-
ditional paper in order to maintain
adequate newspaper service to the
community.
The following two additional fac
tors. and no others, will be con-
sidered in ruling on appeals, WPB
said: .
"Discontinuance or merger OF
newspapers, requiring adjustments
in the quotas Of other newspapers
in the trading areas in order to
maintain adequate newspaper serv-
ice to the community.
"Any other unforeseen, usual, ex-
traordinary or emergency cond1-
tons which may constitute undue
and excessive hardship"
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-08-07
NAILS IN TURKEY
IN DISAGREEMENT

ANKARA, Aug. 6.-REA mass
revolt was developing tonight
among Germans in Turkey against
returning to their homeland despite
hints by the Gestapo that reprisals
would be taken against members
Of their families in Germany.
A persistent report here follow
ing the breaking of relations with
Germany said that Franz Won Pa
pen, Nazi ambassador to Turkey,
would not return to the Reich de-
spit ethe fact his family was in
Germany. Earlier reports said Won
Papen left by air for Germany
two days ago.
Up to late this afternoon Only
enough Germans had applied for
reservations to fill one sleeper of
the five ira the Turks made
available for those wishing 10 re-
turn. A German source estimated
that at least so per cent Of the
5000 Germans in Turkey would
choose interment or closely-con-
trolled freedom rather than return
to the Reich.
Romanian, Bulgarian and Hun
garian representatives here said
they expect the Germans to apply
stiff pressure upon their govern
ments to break automatically with
Turkey. The Romanians and Bull
gars feel they are strong enough to
resist Nazi demands but there are
some signs the Hungarians will
give in, including the fact Hun
garians in Turkey have been order
ed to ready themselves to leave
the country and some actually
have gone.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-08-07

wanted anAmerican platoon as
guard OF honor while it raised
the tri-color signalling liberation.
The French underground was a
great aid to the advancing dough-
boys in guiding themthrough the
forest.
The Germans have been throw
ing in fresh divisions against the
Americans, some from the British
sector and others from as far away
as Denmark, in an effort to stabil-
ize their cracked defenses. They
were retreating slowly n the
east and swinging northeast toward
Paris as the americans turned il
toward Mortain and Barentan.
1t was apparent they hope to
swing slowly back, tanning out
to link up with their army in south
ern France, presenting solid but
thinly held front roughly facing
the Brest peninsula.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-08-07
LARD MAY RETURN
TO RATl0NED LIST

WASHINGTON, Aug. .+6.-tR-The
United States is moving into per-
iod of Tightening supplies of food
fats and oils which may require
return of lard, shortening and SAL
I'D oils to the ration list next winter
if war demands do not slacken.
The bureau of agricultural eco
nomic predicted today that the pro-
duction of fats and oils from do
mestic materials during the mar
keting year BEGINNING October l
will be about 1875 per cent below
that of the current season.
The bureau added that present
prospects are not favorable for an
early increase in imports of suo-
Elementary fats and oils over the
reduced rate maintained during
the past two years.
A portion of this country's pro-
duction and supplies will be prin-.
cipally lard. Because this years
pig crop is about % per cent small
er than last years the production
of lard during the coming mar
keting year may drop billion
pounds below the estimated record
output of $3.50, 100000 pounds this
year, the bureau said.
Other sources of fats and oils in.
clude peanuts, soy beans, cotton.
seed and flax seed.
Lard. shortening and salad oils
were put under rationing in 1943.
but were made point free last
spring.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-08-07

Crayons Detect Gas
New detector crayons, made OF
chemica1ly-treated wax sub
stance, are used by Arny's Chem
ical Warfare Service to provide
a quick method of checking sur
faces for blister gas,
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-08-07
170.-Wanted

WE PURCHASE ALL MAKES OF USED
sewing machines. Singer Sewing Ma
chine Co., 3c4 N. Front. Dial 5526.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-08-07
YANKEES ADVANCE
in FRENCH WOOD
BY IVES GALLAGHER

IN THE FOREST OF ST.
SEVER, FRANCE, Aug. 6.-(R-
Begrimed and unshaven American
infantry, fighting Indian style from
tree to tree, went through this
aine-mile forest, hiding place for
the greatest German munitions
dump in Normandy.
So rapid was the advance of the
forest that most of the piles
of shells were captured intact, al
though they had fuses attached,
ready for blowing up. So thick are
these piles of ammunition that
yesterday an Americn battery fir
ing five rounds at random into
the forest ignited three stockpiles
of shells.
Although overshadowed by the
spectacular drive across Brittany,
the capture Of the forest and its
hidden war materials is one OF
the richest prizes of the offensive.
The Germans had been working
on it for years, and evenhad small
scale railroad tracks ready for lay
ing through the trees to move the
shells to waiting trucks. The made
French women in the vicinity clean
the shells, which rusted from time
to time.
Although the Germans are in
flight, the shelled and wrecked
town of st. Sever-Calvados at the
edge of the forest testifies to the
Intensity of the fighting. The forest
has been taken by on veteran
American unit, side by side with
another unit of doughboys with
less experience. Despite heavy
casualties. the less experienced unit
fought its way through its half OF
tn forest first.
In St. Sever-Calvalos. although
shells were falling in the streets
yesterday, the French population
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-08-07
90.-Help Wanted Female

M1DDLE-AGED CoLORED WOMEN
wanted for pressers and flat-work ma
Gnlne, snow White Laundry, 5th and
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-08-07

Fuel gas is the most common
danger in and about damaged o.
demolished buildings.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-08-07
S0.-Houses For Sale
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
1907 Carolina Beach Road;
Furnished or unfinished.
Two bedrooms, living room,
kitchen, bath, electic hot wat
err, exhaust fan. oil circuiator,
large lot and garage.
los South Washington ST., Sun
set Park; 6 rooms and bath.
New. Immediate possession.
2108 Brandon Road, Princess
Place; 6 rooms, oil circulator,
gas stove and gas water heat
err. ILL.,
Wrightsville Sound, near Ba-
bies' Hospital. 4 acres, l five
room house. l two room house,
40 pear trees.
Seagate, 6 rooms. Lot so x 1926.
PIG Park Road. S rooms, Re-
decorated. Immediate posses
sion.
210 Castle st. S room Bungalow.
liz South Jackson St. Sunset
Park. 6 rooms,
MARSHALL REALTY co.
(. B. Marshall-E. L. Strickland
210 Princess st.
Evening star., 1944-05-14
ROOMS WANTED.

REFINED, employed lady desires furnished
room. private bath, near 14th and IN
sseTs0od M nv; esSg bus transportation After
GOVERNMENT technical eonsultant de-
ssires cool room with private bath in de-
prefer location northwest section, con-
vsnient, Connecticut ave; references ex-
sasngs shsnged stsf sAdvise fun particulars Box
REFINED LADY desires room in attrac-
tive, quiet home or apt. in NV. section,
BRIGHT ROOM with private or semipvt.
Bat bath ny settled s1ed business woman; NV.
Room with or adjacent to telephone by
gentleman; ground floor or basement pre-
fsTreL lby ~ sn mG5nnss Ttb Virginia
sfIcc sTsisi RARpaaN Nan rARK-chevy Chase
PTivate bath or porsh pTsfeTEed genes
a FRENCH CHM Mission @ 6Pf1dfAI f c desires sfaa sin
gle room with private bath, preferably
tel. Or Cleveland Park section. DE. $500,
oHIET, refined, employed lacy desires un-
FoRm goG sestGn stsq 80 mngtes
eminent employe, furnished room with
TWo UNFURNIsHED Rooms for house
keepins; viii give ,se some service; must be
MiDDLE-AGED WIDOW desires quiet room
with kit priviI.,, conv. transp. to business
section; reasonable.
GoV'T-EMPLOYED OLDER WOMAN wants
room modern apartment building, 18th
street or Columbia road preferred; break
fast. District $500, ext 406, Monday.
YOUNG JEWISH MAN, 81, Government
musical education wishes room in Mt
LADY, cultured, Government employe, re.
fined adult home. vicinity 10th or Con.
necticut; Catholic preferred. Box e9-E
Star.
Evening star., 1944-05-14
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

sEAUT!FUL HONE home leysy Large T pvt
ECoNoMIzEgsum]mer ] rates BEDROOMS, BED oSns,
living room, u students or young people:
best food; nice yard; studio rm. for q.
NEAR ARLINGTON HALLWAY Annex;
convenient bus to 18th and Penn; 3 girls;
nome privileges; private home. Chestnut
2ss CROMWELL TERRACE N.E.-Double
room, twin beds. with or without board;
vfsf sos ST. NE@Govels NfED1e1ad0n Room for O. newly
deco decorated; car lines walk. dist. Govt.
PIGS 1sss eFFARp TR; s37S; S1 Nw-pel,c,ous well,
balanced meals; maple furn.; single, dou-
ssie; tTlpis oasemens ostS rooms suit. for men;
fdS soqd mea
ers.n to Hs.h and odx teePhons sos DELICIOUS meals
1775 MASS. AVE. ,N.W.gLaree triple
room, also double; walking distance; excel
ifn f4e meals MAss sVh GO rags distinctive
home for young people in an unsurpassed
location; reasonable.
in very nice home for Jewish young
people Excellent food. Pleasant social
surroundings DE: 979s;
central location: excellent meals i5s
ROOM AND BOARD for two young men
1875
1925 18th ST. NW.-Nicely furnished
rooms for young men: telephones, showers:
excellent board downtown. Ia
ONE SINGLE and ! double room; excel
lent meals Club Twenty-six Twenty, 1920
1863 iNGLEsIDE TERRACE N.w.-Home-
like rooms for girls; good home cooking
congenial enyironment. Adams 2404. Ia
ts Gashh HOUSE yacamcies h9me
10th St NV. Mrs Nichols
1913 r. /. AVE. Me- second floor bed
rooms. twin beds, for ladies; private liv-
Ing room, bath and entrance; well-balanced
meals served in dining room, first floor;
streetcar at door; $40 week each. DU.
Evening star., 1944-05-14
APARTMENTS WANTED,

FOREIGN DIPLOMAT desires two bedroom
apartment or small house furnished for
two or more months beginning June l.,
Please write Mr.. Anton. 1921 Mass. ave.
w. or telephone North 316s. ONCE
hours.
JUNE-JULY-Teacher and adult daughter
seek 2-rm. furn. apt. ME. 5322. ext.
TWO CANADIAN GIRLS would like 2-rm
furnished apt or sublet 3 mo. or longer.
NV. section. Refs. exchanged. Box
449-G. Star
UNFURNISHED 2-bedroom apt, preferably
in suburbs. Telephone w. w. Galbreath,
CO. 1000. room LOSE.
NV. or nearby Arlington. Govt employe
and wife desire modern unfurn. apt. Have
no children or pets. In present location
ga years. Please phone RE. 40s5, ext.
COLoRED SOLDIERS WIFE and year -old
son to share apt with settled couple or
widow: widow preferred. Call TR. 7i49,
Miss Smith or Mrs. Kenney.
COLORED, wants basement apt, fur
nished or .unfurnished: will pay cost for
rent or take full charge of a child under
: Sry years Ks Call TR. 714s' Miss Smith. or
CoLoRED COUPLE desires furnished. or
unfurnished apt. Call GE. 0756 before
3 pm, or TR. 1855 after 5 pm.
Evening star., 1944-05-14

1853 PA. AVE. S.E.-Entire second floor,
5o0ms' n4iS DriSats bath newly decorated s
nlshed: adults only. IL. 47S5. 16*
&c n. Y. AVE. NV, No. 407-2 rms, kit.
and bath, private, restricted; open Sunday.
SOB I ST. N.E.-Bedroom. semipvt bath,
fully equipped kit, back porch, for empl.
1-RooM, bath apt. pvt. entrance, garage;
and s '' elec biiIs: g sentiie home; avail May
s,s @ FG5 gRHsT sHPSGnHnt sf S sa JakSen s51 at
haat aao eaAfiN efi fFsn ST. So sW S2 Apt sModern
fley slds eee Included Snns Feff ssn,s5I s55 heat
nres, moderately priced, centrally located,
2-bedroom, living room sun porch, kitchen
and b bath apt for apt Prsferaby in vicin 1
Win pay Up to SIPS. Call TIA O36l, Sum
DAY fEGm r. 20oR, 70 TO B. ont nr,v.ts hath
c.h.x.; j block from ear @ Inc; ideal for
i iloo5 FIoWaEiR' ! " AYE, M: TaEoma os' Psfk-2 S
cozY S-RooM APT. shoWer oSs' ali III modern
Ssa 5sb0s bb 81 SaEk na ssG APIS 5s2 H.
and b; garage and real, yard. elec, gas
10 ioo5 @.s' FLOWER 1Sa Th AVE, f Tskoma Park
rooms, kit, bath. private entrance utili-
ties; employed couple; gentle home; S54
2 UNFURNIsHED. connecting rooms, with
bath. and sink in kitchen; separate en-
sEMiBAsEMENT .IAaif GSG IN APT p! rooms kitchen
dinette and bath; $40 so. See ianitor,
5G2o So; KENSg3y H9NlsTp1H ter sT Nwa ,ooms and
: bath ath back porch; Govt. workers; no, ehiI-
1923 BARKER ST. Sc, off Alabama ave.
kitchen, dlnette and bath; one available
on the 9th and the other on 25th; all utih-
MopFRN Nc ns!2ded Toone 6o fIch HI 7Sf Bath and
shower entire 2nd floor, private entrance,
am j., washing machine. Adults. $3.50
ARE Iou LOOKING for Eo''is an 'ae apt5 pG Do you
know now to work a switchboard? II you
no ama are m S'55s6e meotasey n ot contact
you will wolk full time on sWitchboard
+ ROOMS. private bath, heat, utilities;
pTriValei entrance; $500 per mo. Adults
%I%s MONROE ST, N.E-small apt, semi
bath bath ,Gi rGsier utilities turn.' phone; to
iIs + sT. Ne rooms, rooms kitchen, prt-
yate bath conv to Capitol. Union Sta
ENTIRE tiI;I,lsI $nd FLOOR Of private home; all
stlilties isesded adItT only IA a7s2
p DoS,. s. ne. Key at 9O4 F st. ne. AT
THREE ROOMS, ballroom and bath, ais,
gas, cleo, heat furn. no small children
ANACosTIAI4 rooms. kitchen. bath. Sec.
ond floor. private residence. For re.
mainder OF 1914. Must provide own elec.
lT!c reIIEerator' $50 per month. Tele.
TWO ROOMS. kitchen, pvt bath and pvt
cntr2nce, am j.. 4 miles from Dist line
one child G535 Livingston rd Md
TWO ROOMS. large kitchen, pvt. bath anc
eniiTanee, 4,.ll Amherst rd, College PARK
PETwoRTH, 5lo2 4th st nw-Two rms.
kit,. lncl, b9Gk porch, newly deco. Couple
BEAUTIFUL new home rms . com.
plete baths. Employed tenants $3.50 mo
Maryland, near District line. WA. a373
TWO ROOMS, kitchenette semipriyst,
bath. Screened-in back porch; heat, gas
working couple preferred. Ii. 1879.
TWO ROOMS and kitchen, refriser stoi
soso soa Tt,itsr sT JS2 losn rnap St. ne 4.
bath; no children. DU. 7164.
Evening star., 1944-05-14
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

e OR, 3 BEDROOM house unfurnished
children. no pets, no parties, first class
care guaranteed UP to 500 month. EN-
3-BEDRoOM, unfurnished, modern house
for family y Of, Of 3 peferencss1; @ auto; OIL O. or
shade trees; NV; section, city or suburban.
FOR THE DURATION" FIVE master bed
near Wardman Park Hotel. Rent not in
excess Of 5000 but will consider larger
rental with six or more bedrooms. DE.
3oBEDRooM HOUSE. unfurn.. or apt, on
or before June l. preferably Arlington.
DIPLOMAT wishes to rent furnished house,
if possible with air conditioned. three
bedrooms, northwest section. about $3.50
month North 0746, 10 am. to $50 p m,
FURNISHED HOUSE, 3 bedrooms mini
nw p2evo1s aate by Fpm
sponsible Government officer and family.
BOX 250-G star, or call CO. 1887 between
Mr. RAiNTER sEcTIoN, So rooms, ami.
Conveniently located Small family. WA.
UNFURN. a-BEDRM HOUSE, about sI1o
month NV. or Chevy Cho,se. Nd. Re
nd oR toqpf KM SFRs % EosE Hbs % oL aeorse 94ss
s4T5 # dss!Tsa. FhqPs EN- t.!4d! S4l0 modern
nIDDLE-AOED SOtfLE OeSiTeS
viii iuia,sRep be We c cared tor Se No children No
PETS; NJ Liquor. B9X 433sGs Star,
room house or b1ng,. with garden, George
i0Sf S' BEDRoeM HeUsE N n NV section
tenant tenant Z Rent eSaoito' up TO ssa5 % mo. Wo s474'
9 OR 3 BEDROOM, unturn;, northwest or
Rent Up to Sh9e Gs as Syn
WILL YIELD OCCUPANCY of my air-cooled
LIVING room kitchenette and bath apart apart
mos modern or eepaor bn sR
make available, an unfinished modern,
responsible official wife and hish-school
daughteI, accustomed to living in decency
and dignity Rentsl Ben up to Sd2o' Adequate
EVICTED Owner wants to occupy, l,
wife, 3 children need 3-bedrm., k, b.
house or apartment; near sSnool Sa p4s' f
I-RooM AND BATH HOUSE or apt, refs,
ganse. utilities paid; in nearby Va; up to
NAVAL OFFICER AND FAMILY desire
furnished house with yard for June, July,
August in Arlington; three bedrooms pref
cradle, two acceptable' Call RE. $780,
BY REsPoNsiBLE PEOPLE, willing to pay
good rent unfurnished house with at least
three bedrooms. in desirable section OF
Box 3lS-G, Star. IA"
PERMANENT RESIDENT desires 3-bedroom
house, NV. preferred: will lease; best care
assured references. Ordway 1888,
THREE or four room and bath house or
bungalow, or part of house with yard,
furnished or partly furnished, in outlying
sections OF WASHINGTON, Alexandria or
Arlington onC-fare zone, near bus line;
for two responsible women. reas. rent
BRAZILIAN DIPrLoMAT needs unfprn. apt.
or house IN WASHINGTON Cathedral vic.
Call OR gOS6
FURNISHED. 3 bedrooms, . baths, in nice
section; will pay good price. Phone WI,
O30S.
GEORGETOWN or NV diStrict-Unfur-
nished house 3 or bedrooms; excellent
tenants; highest refs. AT Your Service"
North 653l. or evenings Ordway 5334.
OFFICERS FAMILY needs q home s.
bedroom unfurnished house. Up 10 500.
Box 31e-G, Star. 10
RESEARCH ENGINEER, or bedroom
furnished house: Silver Spring or Chevy
Chase vic. Ordway 1859.