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Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-12
Pro America Has
Gle ec+ion

Imperial Vaiiey Pro America unit,
in its annual meeting Tuesday
night in the junior college auditor
ium, presented 1t. Gov. Frederick
F.. Hou5er in a political talk on his
candidacy for the Republican NOM
ination for United States senator.
Mrs. Malcolm Macurda, president,
presided, and conducted the an
nual election of officers which re-
suited as follows: Mrs. Earle G.
Davis, president; Mrs. j. w. Asher,
vice-presic ent, Ell Centre: Mrs.
Wake x. Bowker vice-president,
CaleXico; Mrs. William Burke, Jr..
vice-pre esident, Holtville; Mrs. w.
A. McFadden, vice-president, BraW-
ley; Mrs. H. A. Hastain, Brawley,
recording secretary; Mrs. Allen P.
Nuffer, El Centre, corresponding
secretary, and Mrs. Forrest E. Kutz,
Ell Centro, treasurer.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-12
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'" SHOES
RaJicn book /, stamp IS, good TO,
one pair uf shoes through April
30; ration book 3, airplane stamp
|, good indefinitely for one pain
Of rationed shoes.
MEAT, BUTTER, CHEESE, OILS
Red stamps AS, B3, CO, D3, E8,
F8, G8, H8, J8, K8, L8. M8 (each
good for 10 points, valid indef-
initely.
Salvaged fat, good for four cents
and two meat ration points per
pound.
SUGAR
Book 4, stamps No. 80 and 81
tmarked sugar. good indefinitely for
five pounds each. Dpeeial stamp
No. 40 tmarked sugar. good through
February %. l945, good for five
pounds.
GASOLINE
Coupon II, A book, good through
June 81.
CANNED GOODS
Book a. blue stamps AS, Be, CO,
D8, E8, F8, G8, HIS, J8, K8 'each
good for 10 points, valid indef-
initely.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-12
Me+hodis+s Set
Date for Nav
Breakfast

One of the traditional events of
May is the annual breakfast and
program given py the Methodist
Womens society, always a delight
full affair and this year, promising
to- be particularly fine.
rOn May at l2 noon, the society
viii give the breakfast and Mrs.
II. L. Bush, Jr., chairman OF the
committee, is arranging an excep-
tionally good menu and most at
tractive decorations.
For her committee she will be
assisted by Mrs. H. L. Bush, Sr.,
Mrs. p. II. Judd, Mrs. Hugh Will
cox, Mrs. S. P. Holiday, Mrs. Roy
Westmoreland and Mrs. Davis.
Mrs. Eugene Waterman has ar
ranged the program which will be
given by two of the valleys most
talented musicians, two young sing
ers, Lois Martin and Mrs. william
Waters Roberta Jenks) Mrs
Waterman is the accompaniSt
The program is open to the public
and reservations should be made
at once with Mrs. Paul Conroe
I527-J, as the social hall can ac-
cOmmOdate on.J a cer,ain number
Of guests.
On March 81, the Women's So
ciety will serve q dinner in connec-
tion with the annual meeting.
Plans for both of these events
were discussed at the April meeting
of the society, meeting at which
Mrs. Warren Currier was guest
Speaker, presenting, as she always
does, an excellent talk.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-12
CALENDAR
WEDNESDAY

Surgical DRESSING, 1890, 10000
club.
Troop 20. 's:15, Scout hut.
Student skating party, 7:33, rink.
Teamsters. chauffeurS, 1880, La
Dor temple.
State guard, 1890, stadium.
CAP. 1:30, high school.
I. V. Stamp and Coin dab, 7:45.
Case home. Imperial.
20-3O club, ?:30. California hO'"l.
Se,vicemens dance. $3.50, Ncter-
ans hall.
THURSDAY
Surgical dressings, 9-i, 1880,
10000 cub.
McCabe- Acacia, 1880, George
Whitchcr homo.
Rotary club. T., barbara Worth.
Night school, Z, high chool.
Troop II, Z. Scout hut.
Friendly Billie class, Z, First Zap
tist church.
Troop 76, 7:30, Scout hut.
Electricians, 7:39, Masonic tenn
pie.
RAM. No. 100, 7:3G, Masonic
temple.
Annua; meeting, 7:3O, Methodist
church.
CaliDatria- inland. S. Caiipatria.
Jun or club, s. 1850 club.
Motor corps, 8. iI0 North Fifth.
Building trades. 8. Labor temple.
BP.O.E. No. 1925. s. Elks club.
U.S.W.V.- Auxiliary, 8, Veterans
hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-12
Of Interest to Women
Edited By Anne Hardy Davis
Society
Clubs
Beautiful Wedding Monday
In MexicaIi Church

Mrs. Francisco Siqueiros of Mexi-
cali, and DR.. Jose Sarinana, son of
Mr.. and Mrs FREDERICK Sarinana
of Mexico City.
The bridal party advanced down
an aisle outlined with tulle, many
9ardeniaS framing the entrance to
the pews and outlining the back
of each pew.
Goven in marriage by her father,
the bride was lovely in a gown of
white satin fashioned with a sweet
heart neck, draped skirt ending in
a train, with the waist and neck
line outlined in pearls. Her tulle
veil, train length in back and shoul-
der length in front, fell from a
coronet of orange blossoms and she
carried sheaf OF gardenias.
Following the impressive tradi-
ton, after the marriage ceremony
the bride placed a bouquet of gar
denias on the altar for the Virgin
Mary as the soloist sang Ave
Maria Preceding the service
and during 1t, organ and violin
music provided a background.
The brides mother acted as her
matron of honor and her black
crepe frock, made with cap sleeves
and scalloped neckline, was trim
med with a cascade OF pink roses
falling from the waistiine down the
skirt. Her black hat was orna-
mented with pink roses, her gloves
repeating the color of the flowers,
and she carried a bouquet of pink
roses.
Miss Lupe Siqueiros, sister of the
bride, was her maid of honor and
she was gowned in blue organZa,
made with a fiteed bodice, puffed
sleeves and bouffant skirt Her
black Juliet cap was trimmed in
blue with pink roses at either side
and her bouquet was also of pink
roses.
DR.. Carlos Sarinana, brother of
the bridegroom, and the brides
father were the two best men.
After the ceremony a reception
took place at the home of the
brides parents in Mexicali, with
some eco attending.
DR.. and Mrs. Sarinana will make
their home in Mexicali after a two
months honeymoon in Mexico City.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-12
Employees Give
Farewell Party

Coast Counties Gas Co. employees
Tuesday night gave a farewell party
for Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Hayden,
who leave the valley for Pittsburgh.
Card games, buffet supper and
presentation of the gifts were high
lights of the evening, the employ
es presenting Mr. Hayden, who
has been manager for the valley,
with a desk set, and Mrs. Hayden
a handsome handkerchief, Mr. and
Mrs. Sherman Eldridge also pre-
senting her with a gorgeous corr
sage.
Fred HiX, new manager, and Lar
ry Comstock, company official were
also present for the party.
Mr.. Hayden goes Saturday to
assume his new duties and Mrs.
Hayden and their two sons will
join him later.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-12
Social Club Has
Bridge Dinner

CASTS Shrine No. 20 had its
monthly pot luck dinner and bridge
game, as we'll as a brief business
meeting 1ueSGa,- night in the Ten
Thousand club house. with number
of guests as we'll as. members in
attendance
Prizes for the bridge game went
to Mrs. f. Lee Hiteman, El Centro,
who held high score for the women
to Mrs. c. H. DuSold, Ell Centro,
second; to F.. M. Ruge, Calexico,
high score for the men, and Duane
Stafford, Calexico, second, Mrs.
Ruge winning the door prize.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. J..
Wilson, Imperial; Mr.. and Mrs.
Ruge, Calexico; Mrs. J. Rodney
jenkins. Mrs. Jimmy Beronio and
Mrs. Julia Curtis, Ell Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-12
Church Guild
Plans Events

Many activities are planned by
Presbyterian guild members includ-
ing a dinner the evening of April
10 when the church has its annual
meeting, and a dinner on May 3
for the ministerial association.
These plans were made at the
monthly meeting of the guild Tues
day in the church, Mrs. Robert w.
Ware, new president, presiding for
he first time since the election last
month.
Mrs. Karl E. Voelter and Mrs.
Julia Curtis were welcomed as new
members
Mrs. Sylvia Harris and her COM
mittee were hOstesses for the de-
iicious luncheon .crved at beauti-
fully decorated tables.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-12
Eu+erpe Elects
Officers

MEXICALI. April l2-Euterpe
club elected Lucrecia Carmelo of
MeXicali as its new president to
succeed Emma Gallego, having the
annual election Tuesday night.
Cther officers elect are: Soledad
Larrinaga of Mexicali, secretary;
Mary CotIre:i, CaleXico, treasurer;
Georgina Arce, first vocal; Maria
Teresa Medina, second vocal. The
Vice-president is appointed by the
president.
Next meeting of the club is April
l8 at the home of Rafaela Sanchez,
CaleXico.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-12
Two 81 Cen+rans
In Nurses Corps

Two Ell Centro girls are serving
their country in the capacity of
cadet nurses, having joined the
corps in the fall Delta Mae Knapp
ano Evelyn Keltz. Both are grad
yates of Central, Miss Knapp hav-
ing had year at State college, San
Diego, before starting her training
Both girls are at the San Diego
county hospital for their training
Miss Knapp was able to spend
Easter in the valley with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Knapp,
but Miss Keltz VS. unable to Sc
cure a furlough for Easter.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-12
ST. PauI's Guild
Plans Food Sale

st. Pauls guild had a business
meeting Tuesday, l p. m, in the
church during which plans were
made for a cooked food sale on
April % and for the next meeting,
a luncheon at the Roy E. Breedlove
home, Meloland.
Mrs George F.. Bucklin, president
CT the guild, was hostess Tuesday
serving dessert to the members.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-12
County Health Officer Lists
Four Clinics for April

DR. Miriam Hubbell, county
health officer, has announced
number of clinics which are sched-
uled for this month, including a
crippled children's clinic, two we'll
baby conferences in FL Centre and
the monthly prenatal clinic for
women who are to be delivered at
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-12

MEXICALI, April 2.-Mexicali's
Our Lady Of Guadalupe church was
beautiful picture Monday night
with its many candles and the
altar banked with Easter lilies, the
occasion being the marriage of Vir-
ginia Siqueiros, daughter of Mr.. and
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-12
QUOTA IN ROLL DRIVE

The Boyce Aten American Legion
post has 220 members and is more
than 30 members over its quota,
Area Vice-commander Mike Zavala
told members OF the post Tuesday
night. He pointed out that the
district ranks ele" anth in the state
and the area fourth.
Members of the post discussed re-
pairing the roof of the tabernacle
which houses the servicemens dor
mitory and the installation of show
erS.
AT the next meeting refreshments
will be served with Felix Lehman i'll
charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-12
Is
Announced

Announcement has been made
of the marriage of Vera Payne,
daughter of Mrs. Beatrice Johnson
of Ell Centro and Nathaniel Henton,
USN, son of Mrs. Alice Henton,
the wedding having taken place in
Yuma, Arizona recently.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-12
WINS RELEASE

OAKLAND, Calf, April 12. up
"A jury of nine men and three
women Wednesday liberated Caro-
w. Llppman, 25-year-old research
chemist, from Agnew state hospital
where he had been committed b.
his PHYSICIAN father adjudging him
sane.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-12
WEDNESDAY, APRIL IL, 1914
Central GIee Club, Orchestra
In Annual Concert Friday

Central high schocl and junior
college glee club and orchestra.
will present the annual spring
concert Friday night, BIS o'clock
in the school auditorium, open to
the public.
George Burt, director, has ar
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-12

Of Mee+inqs

Friendly Bible class Of the First
Baptist church has planned a
Weiner rCast for Thursday night,
the group meeting first at the
church at 7 o'clock that evening.
Red Cross motor CORES members
are reminded that the monthly
business meeting is Thursday night,
8. o'clock at headquarters when
many items Of Importance viii be
discussed.
Signal chapter No. 276, Order of
the Eastern Star, will meet at 8
O'Clock Friday night and will have
public schools program in OBJ
servance of public schools week
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-12
For The Fur|oush Bride
STARCHED white

S'ARCHED white
- lace, crisp as
paper doiIies, makes
this doubIe-brimm
hat, topped by a fly
away bow of licorice
black cire satin
ribbon, designer
Nicole de Paris
concocted to give a
touch of summer to
dark clothes.
Gauntlet gloves Of
white pique and
matching lace double
its effectiveness.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-12
STAT, d MEETING SLATED

Fl Cen4ro Garter No. 100. r.
\. NJ. will c'nfuct a rtl'od met
ing Thu da,' niqht 7.30 O'clock in
the Maeori; temple.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-12
News I+ems About
Valley Residents

Mrs. Albert jenkins ard her lit
tie son are visiting Mr.. jenkins
parents, Mr.. and Mr.. j. Rodney
jenkins Of Ell Certco. -. jenkins.
who is in the U. S. al - corps
is taking a tpecial traiH4ig course.
anticipa ing overseas service at its
conclusion.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-12

Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Boone
and their daughters. former resi-
dents of Ell Cerl'ro, have returned
to their home in Bisbee, Arizona,
after visiting Mr.. Boone'c parents
Mr.. and Mrs. M. l.. Bccne, and
other relatives.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-04-12
CRIPPLED CHILDREN

the county hospital.
Evening star., 1944-12-07
LOTS FOR SALE.

WOODED LoTs-Fully improved, sewer.
aRa WasSnfop saa5s5 Fnes II b Rsthssda
Value These lots are 09S rsady 70 buiid asos. oa
Can Mr. DEN; WI seIi, or v write iG' wood: wood:
haye1, my Be Rethesda, Md. "
transp; and schools. Should be OF % espe.
eial cIal interest to builders. OSCAR DREIsEN.
SISoc MSo Ss55 Eyes and Sun; GE: 1ses:
convenient streets, buses, stores and
schools; convenient terms: may exchange
Tor Investment property. ROBERT T. LOHR,
~ Cedar St, Takoma Park; GE. ossl.
LOTS, apartment sites, acreage, individual
adjacent MARYLAND, where inprovsments
are available: several apartment sites on
permanent thoroughfare: . or acreage
tracts for subdivision. This evening cali
MI; Strsub, OR. 2644. THOS j FISHER
4 4, CO: INC Realtors. 73s 18th st, NV,
kENWooD CORNER LOT, s2x132 IT: all
improvements in and paid for located on
Chevy Chase blvd: priced at $3.50 Mr.
Livingston, IA; 5051. MARSHALL J.
MAPfE sIkPEk seR,SG ep II Ssa4 sste Mrs KS vou,.
Tavern-Lot 7Ox110i trees; close to stores.
terms. THE MARYLAND REAL ESTATE
IS ACRE sUBDrv1sIoN-wm sell all o,
Va, on hard-surfaced road; electricity and
once Boy $3.50, Alexandris' Va.
CoLORED--,Ha1 -acre wooded lots, $3.50
State 81 ooCe CSllege. Apply 1908 St NV.
Evening star., 1944-12-07
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT,

NAVY DOCTOR, wife I0-mo. .-old daughter
desire small furnished house or apartment
IN NV. section; prefer = bedrooms. Call
.INFURNIsHED, 3-bedroom. Northwest or
Bethesda or Chevy Chase; responsible
IN advance. Can MRS. FINKE, OR. ossi.
PERMANENT steel company representative
cbe4y cbase gT bedroom hogs
Wright Field. Dayton. Ohio. District S4i3,
WILL EXCHANGE beautiful house in South
sonPsrs6s fscIitiss hsTs ior one s montR. Il.
Hudson sedan, resident attendance OF white
maid-cook, all utilities. If trade impos-
sibIe; Will rent for same period, D1 2724.
dfen or pets Want fuffnished ffe house S ent51 or
apt; C.. DELMAN, D4. 1911, 81. ,576s
20 MONTHS rent in advance for a;Oed-
room. fireplace; limit s15o, monthly
SsyS s4s ssF S Ss bets Bes ls5T s5 hGs g
VIZ pay high price; viii sapply best fstiOt5 Of
references Phone MR.. WOLFF. Ma. 1874
ARMY OFFICER and wife, no children or
Dea eesre for small Srss furnished house
NEITHER DESPERATE nor depressed In
good shape to take best care your house
bldg pref. NV. or Arl.; maximum Sl35.
Gansdian cbis9sn nc oeeF nefT sRd gfe
dsss sssIS spt wife ss :%s ssSs:
URGENTLY NEEDED or bedrm house.
UNFURN 2 OR 8 BEDRM. HOUSE. in sub
urbs between Wash. and BALTIC; permanent
ARMY OFFICER and family urgently need
unfurnished house, 4 bedrooms. 2 baths
and maids rooms. Please call TIE 1854
FURNISHED. 4 to bedrooms, for adults
Reply Boz 322-T, Star 1a'
ARMY OFFICER permanently assigned war
IColege needs 3-bedroom house or apart
ment, unfurn., before Christmas: will pay
reasonable rent. Box 324-T. Star. s..
FORMER DIPLOMAT, best references. needs
D HoUsE eSE APT ) stof to bed ed.
rooms, ! room and bath on 1st floor or
5000, BOSS & PHELPS. MA. $500. Ewes,
PR PERMaNgS;Tc Gs:f5; co }MPISyr 4a1s =, nr,v,+. 49,,
occupy present hoase, desires Tas sbedroom sis f1
Hnfgrn house son or busalow in good loealit;
ARMY DOCTOR overseas, wife, daughter
permanent residents desire unturn S-3
bedroom house with Frigidaire. vic OF Hi
crest or 25th and Pa. ave. Sc. TR. 1897.
1Q'
ARMY OFFICER. wife and . children ,ur-
gently need by Jan. ) 3-bedroom unf&Fn-
ished house; good maids quarters essen
tial; NV. or suburban preferred. OIL. 24SS
FURNISHED-3 bedrooms, maids room
NV, GEORGETOWN. Chevy Chase or Virginia
sss"Ps WI sfy 70 S SEP
Please call WI. S53B. 49,
NAVAL OFFICER, wife; furn.. private bath,
kttchenette; NV. section; perm. duty: no
children or pets: references: $50. LIT.
KINSIE Z -a0A R1Rd2
Evening star., 1944-12-07
HOUSES FOR SALE.

SILVER SPRING, MD.-6-roorn brick, 2
baths, recreation room, brick garage: ex-
elusive section. Convenient to bus, schools
and shopping center. Prewar price. Can
be seen at any time. SH. 1461, OWNER
BUILDER. No agents.
SILVER SPRING, MD.-5 rms, tiled bath.
fireplace, porch; by owner; good cond
921l Long Branch pkwy.
SPECIAL BARGAIN, in Mt. Pleasant-lO-
room, 2-bath detached frame; beautiful lot
50 59z140, d16, gs5age: a5 s1o,6oo, $1,000 down.
IF you WANT TO RENT, buy or sell your
RoMYE ROM e LAMBoRN Eeaitors a' 16e1 Btaas s. fai ar
ling.on HIst cr Ridge azi rd'' Arlington Va, ia
3-RooM HOUSE on your lot, s5e5; 2-rm.
$3.50: l-rm., SI75. SUNSHINE COTTAGES,
iMMEDIATf IN I possEssfoN@Bangalow GSsT 6 oofS $
rooms, baths; 2-family; lower apt. rented
for $45; Gear garage; oil h.-w h.; excel
lent investment; S6750. ROBERT e.
LOHR, 311 Cedar ST.. Takoma PIX, Nd.
HAVE TO MOyE?--We have a number of
vacant or oWner-occupied houses which
We can get prompt possession of in vary
ing sections Of the city at varying prices.
MITCHELL QUICK, DI. 1881 or RA. 34lS
o.
14th AND IRVING SITS. Nw.-l1 rooms, 2
baths. o;h.g.;. vacant. immediate posses
flen; N PoN PTioesNd e sell !1soms poss!bilities
st. NV. DU. 6051; eve. MI. 1898. l2'
Evening star., 1944-12-07

25 ACRES Is miles in Fairfax Co;
cleared ne!os. woods. streams, fruit. drilled
well o-room house and outouildinss; SO.
S5u cash RA. assS To-.
IDEAL LIVESTOCK FARM, 800 acres
practically all ti!lahle Manor loam soil:
long concrete road frontage nice appls
orcharar watered by small river and several
springs; large old Colonial main house
with possibilities also very GOOD s-rm,
tenant house: splendid bank barn, 50xiOO
T.: in fertile Mont Co, Md, near Sugar
Loaf Mountain, and only miles metro.
0rsnch E. & o.: price, S24 500. JOHN A.
BRICkLEY, Forest Glen. Md: 81. S55l
MONTGOMERY CO.-kppro5 l2n acres;
We'll lanoscaped; with a beautiful roomy
nome situated IN a grove of trees; excellent
farming land: outbldgs.: may exchange
Tor an In-toWn house having large rooms:
property about 90 mi from White House;
price. $4,000. Box 42l-2, Star
COLONIAL ESTATE OF I25 ACRES, within
13 miles. OF Washington. this rambling log
and-orlc home sits on hill with beauti-
ful trees and shrubbery. Built about 1850,
1t contains large rooms, ) baths, . stair
ways, 4 nreplsces, 1t has stoker coal fur
mace city cleo, electric range and elec
refrlgerators and telephone. New tenant
mouse With 4 rooms and bath. new barn,
dollhouse, meathouse. calf stable, 3-cat
garage and SHEDS foI machinery. The land
is ln fertile l well fenced and there is water in
and the price, s3s 900; $4,000 cash. Gs bais
ance 5000 per month. All feed machinery
etc. can be purchased extra at inventory
price. See MASON HIRST. Annandale, va.
at the end of Columbia pike Phone Alex
andria 5S1C Closed Sundayk
Evening star., 1944-12-07
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

IMMEDIATE CASH. Clients waiting to buy,
iqdays e ysS ms5kSs Salss &iFcHEHI au5ck
sHEPHERD FARK and 10th st. Hsts.-I
have need for Or several homes In this this area;
ye sn will nbpss psy up to sSoSeo cash
GlRAavATTE, 72e 18th St. realtor. MA.
sF1E If efssa
Ial5: III THos. - E JARRELL co. Realtors.
tSss css s. SELL yoH Ha'Sna noase owe " can
~ St,h ! Ssa' }szS II sPs Rsaisa4 S%'
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its full
value today. Our opinion entails no obliga-
ssp hk to te5 M Nc Resdns estsbsbed WM
cHTvr iTS P CHASE, D. 's,e q OK MDA III nv quick
sale of your property is assured II you
Phone 2r shs eye seeon aeoTsis aao pss Safh
h 5Nb S. IReatS, aropersv NA 97ss will
3 cash etfsr p sell ss your price, GUM
S.sH MILLER fd4 800 slth thom Sci bonsss TR 200
Md; tenants not disturbed: quick action.
E A. .GARVEY. DI. 45os;, ewes. and SUM-.
aavf eoe eehfsT ThGRes Nho S Gh'e pay NV equity
for 4 or bedroom; 3-bath house, pref
erably stone. in Northwest area; must be
RHsr fdg tTaRspo5tstion' AZ @5ga O. H. aARVIN Earle
BRICK BUNGALOW. . or 3 bedrooms. in
goot location: either D. c. or nearby Mary
land; oil or gas heat, full basement with
garage. substantial down payment.
CLYDE r; ADAMS; UN. lab.
HAVE CASH CLIENT for detached house
in Shepherd Park. Chevy Chase, b. c.. or
American University Park. between Sl2.-
800, and oSl75Q0; FRANK NJ. DOYLE,
Realtor 927 18th ST. NV. DI 1865.
WANTED TO BUY AT ONCE. small house,
in area of Chevy Chase, Cleveland Park or
Burleith: Please call WI. 1867.
PRIVATE PARTY will purchase or 3
bedroom house, in or near Silver Spring,
at once. Substantial cash. SH 1884
WANTED, from owner. detached 6-room
house; pref. brick: liv. rm. 14x20. din,
kit. with stove and refgr incl. bedrms !,
one for twin beds; silver Spring or Takoma
Park areas, conv. to stores and transp I;
Evening star., 1944-12-07

OFFICER. wife and 2-year-old child desire
apt. 4pIt Ylcln1ty Brentwood. Walter Reed.
BEDROOM APT or house, unfurnished;
! adults: permanently located. MR.. FOX,
Hamilton Hotel. leave message. Good loca-
NAVAL MED. OFF, wife, girls, aged 5, s.,
face EVICTION on Dec. IA urgently need in
NV. D. c. or Nd, furnished apartment or
months for quarters TO be vacated Ref
creme sTences furnished. caH DIR. BROWN,
GOVT. oFFiCIAL. urgently REQUIRES on
Ions lease 81 room furnished apartment
or small elegant furnished home prefer
nv even = far out; consider other To-
good; rental about $3.50 monthly; no
GsidFeR 5snd Rvt no pets; highest references. Elk
z YOUNG ccllets women, perm. empl.
want -rn kit.< art for Jan. |; NV or
!, ArIInS u &c Z unfurA pref Box 35a-T, Star =.
BEDROOM ef,id, ON APT: wanted to rent: in any
best of references. Phone Mr.. WOLFF
EI7RNTS4En 81 lr;u qsfare I ppmn,, Mn
WAVE sffer =, q ofiiceFs' NV section. OR. 3Q52
SOUTH AMERICAN embassy secretary and
room apartment: prefer northwest district
pear befnrd Dupont POI Circle Telephone AID. 0221
NAVY ENSIGN and bride desire one-bed-
room apt. forthwith: mo. min; prefer
nniumrr IT shed, NV, AID 9042 !.
WANTED, two-room apartment. conven-
larC - downtown area, for > young girls
SICK OF living in rooms. Box 273-T. Star.
1T. COMMANDER, permanent duty, wife
and school-age daughter, wants furnished
APT. oeofoomS, NV. preferred. DE.
THREE WAVE OFFICERS badly in need of
- or room furnished apartment Call
RE. 7400' Ext. 6227l between and 4 80.
SMALL FURNISHED APARTMENT, with
kitchenette, bachelor newly arrived per-
manent duty Washington. NV. section, S75.
G9ll Go5 s33a4 4.I4pgn Repg5Iic $500 EXT: 7izs5
less cat, ali civilized. REQUIRE % %furn. apt apt.
NV. Occupancy before Dec. 90 Phone
NAVY oFFTcER. ' permanent orders in
WASHINGTON desires furnished apt. or
house, 3year-old son, excellent references,
will pay mo rent in advance. 1t.
.-BEDR6oM ftST tSFURN. IN APT asfo or house. by
Army 4 wife and boy, Call 1T: HUTzEL-
NAN, NAN RE. 500. Ext. 211s; after Z, JA
NAVAL OFFICER AND WIFE desire apt.
furn. or unfurn. IN Anacostia or Sc. sec
ton; no 1hlldren Or pets. 1T. R. KoGGE.
sR 200 opEIGva ETt 2496; after 80: At. s654.
ment,, furnished or unfurnished. local or
su9uroaa. RE. 800. Ext. 439S day. AD
EaRNER F4JU, ERt M nIpI syen,ng oM.T hoe, s.
needs or ) 6edroo.n iarnished apart apart
Ii sG9 aHfT Ssr5 tof 2'
anS adultS. priyate bath; father. mother.
9GasqBgRIeg; 9 sB 500 UP. MA. 1177. MR..
British GOVERNMENT official and wife.
no pets or children. desire Immediately
furnished or unfinished apartment, NV
kitchen private bath. Box 3l4-T, Star.