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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-13
Shailer-Can1b
 Bridal NOU. IS

Miss Nance Beardsley Camp, Gen. tral avenue, daughter of c. F. Camp, St. Petersburg, Fla, and H. Reed Smaller, Jr., Country Club road, son of MT. and Mrs. Harold R. Smaller, Barre, Vt, will be united in mar riage Saturday afternoon at o'clock at the First Congregational church. Rev. B. Kenneth Anthony, pastor, will officiate.
 Miss Camp will have as her maid of honor, Miss Janice McNish, Hart ford, formerly of Waterbury. MT Shailer's sister, Miss Grace Smaller, Hartford, and Barre, Vt., and Miss Mabel Knagenhjelm, daughter ot MT. and Mrs. Jiachim Lehmkuhl Middlebury, will serve as brides maids. Robert Ames Smaller, Barre Vt, will act as best man for his brother. High Swainbank and Rob. sert s. Cady, this city, will usher.
 Miss Camp attended Highland Hall, Hollidaysburg, Pa., Mount St Joseph's academy, West Hartford and Post Junior college. MT. Smaller was graduated in 1941 from Wor- cester Polytechnic Institute.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-13
LAWTON-SIMMONS

White chrysanthemums decorated St. Michael's Episcopal church, Naugatuck, Saturday afternoon for the wedding of Miss Ethel Sim mons, daughte-: of MT. and Mrs. John H. Simmons, Naugatuck and John Thomas Lawton, son of MT. and Mrs. William M. Lawton, Bald win street. The o'clock ceremony was performed by Rev. Arthur F. Lewis. Alvin A. Wooster, a cousin of the bride, ofefred an organ pre- Jude.
 The brides gown of white velyeray over taffeta was fashioned with a sweetheart neckline, ree-quarter sleeves, and full skirt. Her finger tip veil and Juliet cap of illusion were accented with tiny satin bows and she carried a bouquet of white crysanthemums.
 Miss Francis Simmons, as her sisters maid of honor, wore blue gown with fitted satin bodice and a full skirt of net over satin, a Juliet cap and face veil of match HE CO1O1 d11U Cd1A1CNl W1I4GC C1y0dAI~ themums. Miss Gladys Hoppe, Naug- atuck, served as bridesmaid, wear ing a pink costume similar in style to that of the maid of honor. Leon Lawton, brother of the bridegroom, served as best man and another brother, Fred Lawton, and William E. Simmons, brother of the bride, were uShers.
 Following the ceremony a recep- tion was held at the parish house, Mrs. Simmons receiving in wine colored velvet dress, black accessor- ies and a corsage of white pom poms. The bridegroom's mother chose a fuchsia silk crepe dress, brown accessories and a corsage of white pom-poms. Guests were pres enI from Hartford, Meriden, New Haven, Woodbury, Bridgeport and Waterbury.
 When the couple left on their wedding trip the bride was wearing red velvet dress, grey coat, black accessories and corSage of mixed flowers. They will reside at 282 Grove street. Mrs. Lswton is grad uate of Naugatuck high school and her husband was graduated from LeaVenworth high school.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-13
Weddings
VALLIERES-LEBEL

Miss Helena A. Lebel, daughter of Mrs. Modesto Lebel, was married Saturday morning at ' o'clock at St. Ann's church, to Joseph R. Val- Heres, son of MT. and Mrs. Ovila Vallieres of Windsor. Vt.
 The bride who was attended by Miss Hazel Vallieres of Windsor, wore fuchsia silk crepe afternoon dress with a feathered felt hat of same shade having a face veil, brown accessories and orchids. Her maid of honor wore poudre blue silk crepe dress, blue feathered demi-hat, black accessories and or chids. Rudolph Lebel, brother of the bride, was best man. The brides mother wore a yellow and brown ensemble receiving at her home for the wedding party and members of the family. Later 400 attended a re- ception at the Quaker inn.
 Traveling the bride wore yellow woolen dress, brown coat and &C., cessories. On their return from Windsor, Vt. they will reside on Union street. MT Vallieres is with the Waterbury Button company.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-13
Club Notes

W. V. Hawkes. of the War Finance Department will be guest speaker at meeting of the Waterbury Busi- ness and Professional Division of Hadassah Wednesday at 8:15 p. m. in the Colonial room of The Elton. A movie on the Hadassah Organi- zation Hospital will be shown with Miss Bert Altman as narrator.
 Corporal Coyle Post, No. 1, Amer ican Legion auxiliary, will meet Wednesday evening at o'clock in the American Legion rooms, Leav- enworth street. Refreshments will be served following the meeting.
 A pot-luck supper will be spon- Sored by Girl Scout troops B and 38 tomorrow evening at 6:30 in Our Lady of Lourdes Hall.
 Mrs. Helen Brophy, state president of the Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary, distributed gifts at the Veterans Hospital in Newington Saturday. Mrs. Brophy will visit several V. F. w. auxiliaries during the next few days.
 A meeting of Royal Neighbors of America will be held tonight at 8 at Mechanics hall, East Main street. Miss Mary Christian will preside.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-13
Guild Sponsors
 Bridge Party

Eighteen tables of bridge were in play at 8 bridge party sponsored by the Junior Guild of St. Johns church at Guild hall Thursday evening. Mrs. Sherman Brainard, chairman of the affair, was assited by Mrs. Laura Dunn, Mrs. Eleanor Holman and Mrs. Mary Treat. Mrs. Samuel Miller, in charge of refresh ments, was assisted by Mrs. Julie Granger, and Mrs. Ann Folgmann. Mrs. Johanna Hosmann headed the financial committee and Mrs. Edgar Peircey was in charge of decoration.
 Those present were: Mrs. Edward Bergen, Mrs. Bement Wakelee, Mrs. Peter Slater, Mrs. Silas Holland, Mrs Irving Smith, Mrs. George Dube, Mrs. John Bushr, Mrs. R. J. Weaver, Mrs. O. W. Walden, Mrs. Robert Each, Mrs. John Mccarthy, Mrs. Herbert Pinter, Mrs. Phillip Hamel, Mrs. Harry Platt, Mrs. William J, Foley, Mrs. Carl F. Loether, Mrs. Helen Sincaster, Mrs. F. c. Perkins, Mrs. Adam Callan, Mrs. F. s. Scho- field, Mrs. John Perugini, Mrs. J. J. Goodrich, Mrs. G. w. Baird, Mrs. Howard May, Mrs. Lawrence Far rell, Mrs. Edward Mraz, and Mrs. Earl w. Pierson.
 Also, Mrs. Orville Arden, Mrs. Walter Bolt, Mrs. David Burr, Mrs. Edward P. Conlan, Mrs. Joseph A Bowen, Mrs. Edward Loftus, Mrs. John L. Lineburgh, Mrs. John SteV- ems, Mrs. Clayton Bowen, Mrs. Alice Wentworth, Mrs. Edward Wills, Mrs Claude Phillips, Mrs. Lester Flood, Mrs. Hubert Alcott, Mrs. Edgar Peircey, Mrs. Robert Kanack, Mrs. Edward Moriarty, Mrs. Mary Treat, Mrs. William Smith, Mrs. Thomas Lahey, Mrs. Elmer Trask, Mrs. James Dunn. Mrs. w. H. Barlow, Mrs. Seth Bailey, Mrs. William Kunschner. Mrs. F. w. Granger, Mrs Chrissie Stier, Mrs. Charles Stier, and Mrs. Wendell L. Cross.
 And, Misses Doris Morton, Flor ence Montambault, Emma Louns- bury, Alice Reid, Helen Moran, Iva Naylor, Nellie AInes Brown, Ethel Baird, Ellen Johnson, Esther Hoad- ley and Betty Stier.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-13
Women :SAIiance HOnors Couple

MT. and Mrs. Peter Smotas of Congress avenue were guests or honor at a party held by the Lithu- anian Roman Catholic Women's Alliance, Lodge 43, yesterday at the choir room in the old St. Joseph's school.
 Those attending included: Mrs. Anna Levanavicius, Mrs. Emma Gelbogis, MT. and Mrs. Peter Wasi- lauskas, Mrs. P. Laurinaitis, Mrs. Anna Jurevicz, Michael Bogusas, Mrs. Joseph Kanapka, Mrs. Peter Yankauskas, Mrs. Adolph Staskevi- cius, George Srangaitis, Mrs. Anna Tuskus, Mrs. Barbara Gurklis, MT. and Mrs. Charles Gluodenis, Mrs. F. Subach, Mrs. Anna Sakalauskas, MT and Mrs. Stasonis, Domenic Matas, John Totilas, Peter Jokubauskas, B. Zukauskas, Mrs J. Zukauskas, Mrs. John Zailckas, Mrs. Stephania Sa- pranas, Mrs. Stephania Dumsa, Mrs. Anthony Bukauskas.
 Mrs. Stanley Romanauskas, Mrs. Mary Shamgaris, Mrs. John Bar- kauskas, Mrs. Anthony Barkauskas, Mrs. William Jenausoitis, Mrs. E. Lugminas, Mrs. Ursula MorkiS, Miss Mary Kasetaite, Mrs. Carolyn Pod eris, Mrs Gertrude Lavanavicius, Mrs. Albert Jonikas, John Gailis, Mrs. Frances Povilaitis, Mrs. Mary Fortier, Joseph Abadauskas, Julius Vilcsauskas, Vincent Vaitkus, Peter Kuz1nickas, Charles Dapkus, Mrs. Magdalen Karinauskas, Mrs. Louise Liunas, Mrs. Monica Stakna, Mrs. Mary Kazlauskas, Mrs. Marcelle Digimas, Mrs Peter Krugelis, Mrs. Frances Balchiunas, John Jakctas, and Joseph Brieve.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-13
Social Notes

George Russell and Thomas Delarey, this city, entertained Frank Monaghan, Wyman street, at Holy Cross college over the week end. They attended the Holy Cross Colgate university football game.
 MT. and Mrs. John Schum, Edge wood avenue, announce the birth of second son, Nov. 12 at St. Mary's hospital. Mrs. Schum is the former Grace Darlington.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles R. Parks, Barker street, Wolcott, are cele- brating their 50th wedding anni- yersary today. MT. and Mrs. Parks are the parents of four children.
 Miss Anna M. Tringa, Oakville, recently completed WAVE hospital corps training at the U. s. Naval hospital, San Diego, Calf, and has been promoted to the rating of hospital apprentice first class. Miss Tringa, daughter of MT. and Mrs, John Tringa, Oakville, attended Denison university and the Junior College of Physical Therapy, New Haven, prior to entering the serv- ice.
 MT. and Mrs. J. c. Pernatozzi, and daughter, Rita, Columbia boulevard, spent the weekend in New York city where they were registered at the Park Central hotel. They at- tended the Army Notre Dame foot ball game Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Eliza Jane Kendall was hon. ored Friday at the home of MT. and i Mrs. Leland Smith, Adelaide ave- nue, in observance of her 102nd birthday. Mrs. Kendall, who is an aunt of AEr. Smith, has been resid- ing at the Smith home for the past four winters.
 Miss Greta Hahn, this city, was honors or high honors during the of Wisconsin, who gained either one of 105 students at the University first two years of study at the uni versity.
 MT. and Mrs. William Rielly, Ed son avenue, MT. and Mrs. F. Driscoll Wolcott street, and Miss Helen Ladden, Cherry street, spent the weekend in New York City, where they attended the Army-Notrt Dame football game Saturday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-13
Many Attend
 Dance At "Y''

A crowd of 800 persons. including 100 servicemen attended the Service men and War Workers dance Sat- urday night at the Y.M.C.A.. it was announced by Jack Suffa. chairman, Paul Reed, New Haven county coun- cil commander of Veterans of For eign Wars and a member of the American Legion, spoke on Armis- tice Day.
 In question and answer con- test held for servicement, Coast Guardsmen V. Persigini and Phil Holland, Merchant Marine, were winners. Holland won first prize in the musical chair contest with the second prize going to Ray Booth, Navy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-13
"Winter Workshop"
 Plans Discussed

The house and social committees of the Junior Women's club re- gently held a supper meeting at which time plans were formulated for the second annual Winter Workshop" meeting, Nov. 25. Miss Marjorie Lewis read report on the Sttae Junior Women's club con- ference held in New Haven. Mrs. ohm G. Casey was appointed chair man of the state nominating com mittee at this time.
 Miss Sarah Miller, director of the Girl Scouts spoke. A work meeting will be held Wednesday night of this week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-13

Ensign Helyn Stevens, daughter of Mrs. Joseph P. Stevens, Wil- low street, and the late Capt. Jo- seph P. Stevens of the local De- tective Bureau, today began duties as a nurse with the U. s. Navy at St. Alban's hospital, Long Island.
 Ensign Stevens, who, before en- trance into the service was in- dustrial nurse of the Waterbury Buckle Co.,, and Waterbury Com- panies Inc, was at one time su- pervisor of the Waterbury hospital and the Beth Israel hospital, Bos- ton. She received her training at the latter institution.
 A brother, Joseph s. Stevens, is a first lieutenant with the U. s. Marine Corp, and has been con- fined to St. Alban's hospital as result of wounds received at Sai- pan. It. Stevens is now on tour of Connecticut war production plants. ..
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-13
Dr. JeGn BetSner
 Guest Speaker

Principals, teachers of the prim- ary and upper grades, and mothers were guests this afternoon of the Waterbury Primary Kindergarten association at a lecture and, meet ing sponsored by the Waterbury Brancho of the Association for Childhood Education. pr. Jean Betner, president of the National Association for Childhood Education was the speaker.
 The meeting took place this after noon at 4 o'clock at Wilby high school library. Dr. Betzner's topic was Growing Up in Society,"" Miss Goldie Gordon, president of the as- sociation, presided.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-13
CLUB NOTES
AIMnpn0e Assn.
 Plans Bridge

Miss Ruth Kennough, chairman of the annual bridge sponsored by the Notre Dame Alurnnae Associa- tion for the benefit of Christmas Charities, has announced the fol- lowing committee to assist with the affair which will be held on We'd nseday night, November 29, in the Assembly Room of The Elton:
 Reception, Mrs. T. F. Lynch, Miss Eulalia Madden; prizes, Mrs. E. F. 'Conlan; special, Mrs. William Scho- field, Miss Mary Freney; tables, Mrs. Charles Bannon, Miss Mary F. Casey; announcements, Miss Mary F. Casey; tickets, Mrs. R. J. Berg, Mrs. Charles Bannon, Mrs. Ray- mond J. Bates, Mrs. Martin F. Ber- gin, Mrs. E. F. Conlan, Mrs. Maurice F. Hubbard, Jr., Mrs. Donate Pope, Mrs. William Scho- field, Mrs. Belinda Tracy Misses Mildred Finnan Agnes Horigan, Marie Horrigan, and Margaret Riley.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-13
SOCIETY
Women ;SCIMbT To Meet TOm1orrO1C

May Bradshaw Hays, book re- viewer and radio commentator, will be guest speaker at Q meeting of the Waterbury Women's club to- morrow afternoon at 2:S0 at the clubroomS.
 Miss Hays, whose subject, will be Books, conducts a radio program, Whats Going On" over station WICC, Bridgeport. For number of years s'.e was book reviewer for the New York newspapers and is now review editor for the Con- necticut circle and radio chairman of the Connecticut Federation of Women's clubs.
 The ways and means committee will hold a food sale in connection with the meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-13
Contract Bridge
CORNELL BRIDGE CLUB

High scorers in the Friday after noon tournament of the Cornell Bridge club, conducted by Mrs. John c. Moriarty, 60 Linden street, were: north and south, Mrs. Lawrence Farrell and Mrs. Ida Zibell, 130 1-2; Mrs. Daniel Martin and Mrs. F. G. Parker, 130; east and west, Mrs. c. E. Olson and Mrs. Frank Hardy, 136 1-2; Mrs. Howard May and Mrs. w. G. Bailey, 132 1-2. The official standing: Mrs. Albert Lavigne and Mrs. George Cashman, 390; Mrs. Olson and Mrs. Hardy, 386; Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. May, 372; Mrs. Charles Ferry and Mrs. James Sim caster, 365.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-13
x.$eosaE 9 G &AA1Eo''s

THE SITUATION: You and your husband have had child since last Christmas, and you would like to inform friends and acquaintances who don't know about the baby thorugh the Christmas cards you send out.
 WRONG WAY-Have something like this printed on your cards: "The Clarks, sll three of them, wish you a Merry Christmas
 RIGHT WAY: Sign your Christ mas cards: "Joe and Peg and their new daughter Susan" (The first gives no indication of the sex of the child, and does not tell the Ichild's namel
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-13
SKY HOOK

A device known as a "sky hook drops supplies of food, medicine and mail from cargo planes to military personnel in isolated spots. It is better for this use than parachute, sincs in ordinary winds it will land almost directly beneath the point of release.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-13
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS
Couple M0rk
 ANniUeYS01

Mir. and Mrs. Samuel Eapio. Junior street, entertained recently at their home in honor of their tenth anniversary Those present were MT. and Mrs. Charles Urlauo. Mrs. Rose Lapio and family. MT. and Mrs. Charles Uriano, Mrs. Rose Lapio and family, Mir. and Mrs: Joseph Belle, MT. and Mrs. George Cipriano and family, MT. and Mrs. George Caggiano, MT. and Mrs. ". Millett, MT. and Mrs. Rocco Summa, and Miss Mary Bruno.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-13
UsO HOsTEssEs

A meeting of the U. s. O. host esses, scheduled to be held tomor- row evening will be held Friday at SIS p. m. in the Junior Women's Club rooms.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-11-13

Santa Maria Circle, National Daughters of Isabella, will meet Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock at K. of c. hall. Plans for the formal installation of newly effected cfa- cers will be discussed.
Evening star., 1944-05-16
REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ALTERATIONS and house repairs-Car-
pentry, masonry. piastering and painting,
piumbns AND e heatins suAeR Cement 00Tsofs Sofk.
Screens, asbestos siding and fences. floor
sanding, cabinet work, electric work Get
BRICK OR STONE yard nreplaces, any
design, chimneys; freplaces and small Jobs
eAafRa q ffasf REPAfssci RPfs1 Ii 4sh s3 service
eecfsia ks9 ksndoDh aS5 saes Shf5d'n st nv
CARPENTER frst quality work: dormer
windows and attics, stairwork, extra rooms.
cEMENTING, plastering, stueco, water
proofns, brick work Mr.. wallace, MI.
ELECTRIC WIRING. fixtures extra out,
EIse g. !, $500 d1 , sys. "a sssi
ers, irons hot plates. etc. one-day service.
?; c. Electric Co. 933 9th st. NV. Ex.
ELEC. CONTRACTING. wiring, repairs,
extra plus outlets installed; prompt sery-
ELECTRIC coNTRACTISG. house Sc. wiring,
Appliances repaired ADJ so5s or fE E? slSS. 81
GENERAL CONTRACTING. bldg. repairs
GOOD AND 81 BAD FIJI rGRNITURE 'ai upholstered a
aay Mo.on ises 14eb st. h6 4
KEYS DUPLICATED, a minute, 35c each;
locks repaired and installed: 81 years in
business. Call Republic 1927, Superior
Lock Electric Co, l4l0 L st NV.
PAINTING. exterior and interior; white
mechanic. Special prices for kitchen and
bath: IA. 5000 or RA. 0955.
PAINTING, carpentry, general repairing;
Tree so estimates call after pm. WartieId
PAINTING, PLASTERING, general home
Txsent;vs repairs ds17 rST free estimate, call Bill
PAISTiSG A sPECIALrY-1nteriori 10 and
exterior; have own scaffolding: no short
age Of help. Free est. Jack Tate, EX. S51l
PAPERING, painting. floors retinshed
highest quality workmanship at reasonable
prices: estimates. RA. 696S or RA. 557S
PAPERISG AND PAINTING. immediat,
service; II years experience; free esti.
mat IS. AT. 96S6 bet B and Z
PAPER HANGING, painting, special low
prices for May; work guaranteed; call ewes
PAPER HANGING. pIasterins and paint.
ms; estimates free; work guaranteed b
Hamilton. 1919 llth NV. EX. 0636. l7'
PAPER HANGING, this week only. 81 and
up per room; 1914 washable, sunfast pa.
pers; work guaranteed Michigan b3lb
PLASTERING and cement work; no jot
TOO big or too small. DI. 1870. 707 NJ st
fixsrEMR@ aEPafsffsc, ifPpRsf by job: prompt On,
guaranteed service by careful, experiences
man. references. Hobart 23Ib or D1 Ol22
I6s
Evening star., 1944-05-16
ROOMS ruRh.-hethwe., Cont, |,

ials idr vARNHM nIs ST Swm1 large room
1881 FARMONT ST. N.W.-Larse Ind
floor front room, 5 windows, twin beds.
Suitable for married couple or men.
DUPoNT CIRCLE. a1o1 N st. NV. Apt. 8
Single ~oom. maple furniture, southern
sTns sTpssuUf caEsfNuT sfsnf sfsanfs sT Tstoma D.
Large, attractive room for lh.F, s. week
HsfifS sst fEkRY Pn Gk Sisl urn sx.
transp. Unlimited phone Laundry priv.
6TPoST HALL. 1921 10th st. NV
Rooms for rent in private home; good
transpeEts,iSn. trans eqn,vS MI s59a. ,
double AND triple rooms ST. with baicons:
525 YOU ST. NV quiet girls to share
room in refined home: SIS mo. ca. CO
1927 SPRING RID. N.w.-Master bedroom
attractively furnished, cool; inner-spring
mattress; dnmh1s next bath: uni ph.; single or
CLOVER FARK@i large room and sim
gle room, room nicely furn;, next bath; ehw.;
i1la ST. N.WELarse' si; Ri%' nicely eH frn turn
double. twin beds, $50 mo; also basement
1918 10Th ST: .W.MWanted.' nt.' young man
to share double room with another young
Whou MnS Soard rent sn pu @ sth
-,
MASTER BEDROOM. for employed couple;
porches: Friendship Heights MI. 1865.
bss .,.:g Ihssn
fireplace: or 2 men; $50 mo. Du. 3ls3.
s.es oAKwooD TERR. N.w.-Largs cool
quiet neishborhood; phone and laundry
privileges: Mr. 18th St; bus and Mt. Pleas
II III sfs MASS as APE ~ saSs SWs dousl. rooms,
Try IEvING ST.; OF NJ Pleas; earlins; Avail
i7i5 18th sA ST. 1o Nv. Dupont p1 iare ares-1se
single. SINGLE r rm st sa5 mo; ana large front
1:aS 91tf' ST. SwRs.r NO s hall.
MASTER VAST R Mk pfSas fGr sr bath vicn
ssls; $ So @ @dbls ,Si RA s1as % afssr sls p,m sso
PETWoRTm4aIs PT1TaSs Rfme pR E4s' 4ts St NV Master
es6Tns, esSTm hns in pvt r home soss suitable or q
ssc ieth ahs ST. os Nw Sog. Legation bldg
For young man to share with ; others in
Navy service. Very large beautiful 7 rm., l.,
fsso 18th sT NV. former rnlf Eesation ssmllS bldg
For lady. Large comfortable rm with. bay
WINDOW, adj. bath: S35. With gentle
IMMACULATE HOUSE. large airy, cool
trans. 1913 Biltmore st. NV. HO 5s3s.
ZOOS r ST. N.W.-Single, nice and COM
Portable: large closet: next to bath. MI
zoos ST. Nw.-Large comfortable
double front room. twin beds, large closet.
Next to bath and telephone MI 4657
of Conn.--Attractive single room, next to
bath: unlim telephone: with priavte fam
ny; for girl. Call after pm, WO. S244.
1908 o ST: N.W.-Cool, single and double
rooms, semiprivate bath; cont. hot water;
10 min. to town; one or two children per
mitted; $40 per mo. (white). DE ass1.
Evening star., 1944-05-16
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT.

WILL PAY s10O-S15O for furnished house.
Mav' w Ras rssphon. ssys o and
fei;'a4f fos THE ESQ zTi nv. master
hHgs in PARK Hcs sseon rent nos IL
excess Of $500. but win consider larger
rental with six or more bedrooms. DE.
DIPLOMAT wishes to rent furnished house.
II possible with air conditioned. three
bedrooms: northwest section. about $3.50
month North o74e' 10 am. to $50 ? n N.
4 OR 5 BEDROOM HOUSE in NV. section
wanted by snt resDopses party
Will YIELD oCCUPxNCY Of OF my air sir-cooied
living room, ,kitchenette and bath apart
most Modern Gf .eRaaon Snifdns
make available an unfurnished. modern.
responsible ofhcial, wife and high school
and dignity. Rental up to sl5o. Adeaust.
piSkoMaf sfT nssds sif unfurn apt
or house in Washington Cathedral vic.
Gist GEoRakTowS III eSsSS or NV. dis.rict-untur-
tenants; tenant highest refs 'S "Ht Your sssviee." sn"
% NaVAt o0 oFFGcER Il dssg..
bedroom house. Silver Spring. Takoma
Park or NV. preferred. Shepherd 57s5. .
aa oss.d saSsoH sms sf fs%s
224O.
WANTED soon by couple. no children. un.
furnished house, driving distance D. C.
Box 463-G, Star.
NORTHEAST area or nearby Maryland
Detached or z room house. unfurnishec;
executive Of national corporation, refined
family: will pay up to SIPS per month.
Telephone Mr. gookstayer, AT; O034.
BY RESPONSIBLE PEOPLE, willing to pay
at least bedrooms; desirable section OF
city; immediate occupancy. SP. 0S30 or
| SP. 0S21-J
WANTED-Home to share with youns
couple: near Naval Medical: ensign and
wife. WI 1921.