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Evening star., 1944-08-02
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

GIRLS t2) wish maids work in boardine
house in exchange for living quarters
Gail AID. 97S9 after 1890 am. ~
GIRL, colored. wants work getting dinner
for employed people. Call from 6 to 9
no later, North 1850
GIRL, eolored. wants days work. Adam,
044s.
GIRL wants part-time morning work
1895 @ St NV Mich. 5O44
GIRL, colored, wishes work, Q to 5 pm
Ii. $3.50
GIRL. colored, wishes work from to 5
Mondays and Fridays. NO. 1877.
HOUSEWORk by the day. MARIAN
BCLDEN. 202 H st. NV.
JANITRESS, colored woman, small apart
ment with oil burner and quarters, or
house with basement rooms. DU o035 3'
LAUNDRESS. frst-clasS: bring them AND
rick them up, Hobart 53ll.
SCHOOLGIRL, colored, wants Job as nurse
OF q coll
Evening star., 1944-08-02
Attention

Applicants Jor positions listed
on these pages must be inter-
rielUed first by the advertisers,
and must then secure final re-
terral from the United States
Employment SerDice unless ar
rdngements haze been made for
direct hiring as indicated in
the advertisement.
Evening star., 1944-08-02
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

QUICK review course IN shorthand, tyne
writing, bookkeeping, calculating machines.
New classes now starting Enroll at BOYD
SCHOOL 1893 St MA. 1898.
SUMMER CLASSES in shorthand. typing,
bookkeeping. Comptometer now starting
Inquire MA o340, BOYD SCHOOL, 1883
St, OPP. Capitol Theater.
FLIGHT INSTRUCTION available from
Confessional Airport on Cubs. Taylor
crafts, Wacos, 0-:i30 horsepower ratings.
Evening star., 1944-08-02
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT-BKKPR CPA; exp; accty. !;
advan.; middle-aged. Box 4SI 4, Star. :
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATIVE graduate,
8 yrs experience. accounting, bookkeeping,
erences, available full-time position. Box
271-V. Star.
COLORED MAN wants part-time elevator
operator from 8 until H. DU. S073 3s
DRUMMER. white. wants steady work in
small combination in nearby night spot.
Adams 1740 2s
ENGINEER. graduate, 30, desires work
till inducted; any type work suitable for
three weeks. Ii. b074
NAN. c6cred. thorouEhly trained and ex-
pertenced IN grocery store work, including
stockroom. clerk and porter. TR. 41S4. :
Evening star., 1944-08-02
MOTOR TRAVEL.

WOULD LIKE ride for two passengers.
Stroudsburg, Pa, or Milford, Pa, between
Want TRANsP. to ~ Ocean City. Md. for
two ladies within next few days AD
55a3.
TO OCEAN CITY, Sat. eve. Aug. <. Room
for Z OF 4 81 81 ca Call ia 1344 8.
Evening star., 1944-08-02
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS

STENOGRAPHERs, bookkeepers, typists
needed hourly for new interesting openings
top salaries. Need now Spanish Eng
stenogs, S2i5 mo; card punch opera.
STAG mo-. bookkeepers, S40-S50 wk /;
clerks. office. S35 wk up; cashiers ts) S35
wk. See us for the right positions We'll
come. PERSONNEL SERVICE. next to
Epiphany Church. 1871 G st. NV. Ma.
SnSS So50. oIl4
Evening star., 1944-08-02
HFlp AfN,.

i sN6Hs 49,
asssq :snssnssd Il tnsn ace
lent salary; good opportunity. MARvINs 8.
WooL fkEssEk. eolored; rstsil dry el..n
ing store; good pay. MODERN CLEAN
ERS, 607 st. NV.
t,ons ~ m sNC sapsnSiGn so
aircraft mechanics. should be mechanically
inclined or partially experienced: also i'm
IH Apes
w; A.. HsnEar No. 2. Washington Ma
tional Airport. interviewing hours, am.
paPF xh1s hropsh sarn rsdns sFsa
good salary, increases, car allowance. sas
kns nxEsMsaTNo sSHIh co oss
WANTED-Assistant ,anitor. colored. with
rART-TiME WORK--Help in the war ef.
h, Tort by ~ learning to operate sstreetcar Of
pus OF by working as streetcar conductor
experience not necessary. We teach you
and pay YOU while learning. Training may
Need mem and abIs to rspor
Tor work weekdays between 8 am. and
7;30 Am. and then work for several hours
pm; and work at least ) e hours at 2 a tim time
GRASsIT co. Seth spa Prospect "ril1. szs NV
MAKE MONEY selling Christmas cards,
Send for samples Of outstanding lines OF
30 for ST. 90 and 25 for 81 90 name-im-
printed Christmas cards. Other money
makers including box assortments and ex-
ceptional matched Christmas gift wrap
needed Easy work. Write today. James
Art Studios, Inc, 1917 Clifford ave. Roch-
ester 8, N. Y.
MEN-Here is your opportunity to gel
into essential work. Safeway offers you
immediate Jobs in the Food Distribution
INDUSTRY which has been designated 'Lo-
cally Needed" by the War Manpower Com
mission. Food clerks. meat clerks. meat
cutters. freight car unloaders, truck load
Experience not required in most Jobs
good starting salary. Convenient hours
vacations and holidays with pay
These are permanent Jobs with a real
future. =, II you are not now In war work
you will get real personal satisfaction
from working. In an activity which is in
support Of National Health. Safety and
OFFICE, 4th and T SITS. ne. hHirina ar
rangements approved"
Evening star., 1944-08-02
Wis \XlE':;;;' !: 5:
EXHIBITS.

American Battle Prints" Library
of Congress. 8 am. to 10 pm, daily
except Saturdays am. to 6 pm.
through September 4.
Helen D. Catch drawings, Public
Library, Eighth and K streets NV.
9 am. to 9 pm. weekdays. Saturday
8 am. to / PM, through August.
American Battle Paintings,
1776-19l8, National Gallery of Art,
10 am. to pm. daily except Sun
day. 2 to 10 pm, through Sep
tember 4.
Raoul Duffy and Arthur Dove oil
paintings and Washington artists
water colors exhibit, Phillips Me-
mortal Gallery, IL am. to 6 pm.
daily except Sunday. 3 to Z pm,
through August.
Moonlight hike through Fort Du-
pont Park, meet at Randle Circle,
8 o'clock tonight. Bring fiashlight
and food to roast.
LUNCHEON.
Junior Board OF commerce, HOtel
Annapolis, 1890 pm. tomorrow
Members only.
MUSIC.
Marine Band, Capitol steps,
o'clock tonight.
Army Air Forces Band concert
with Five Kernels of Corns,' Syl-
van Theater on Monument Grounds
$50 o'clock tonight.
FOR SERyICEMEN.
Meals. lounge, library, garden
Junior Officers Club of Washing
ton, 735 Seventeenth street NV, IL
am. to midnight daily. Dance, 8:3(
pm. Thursdays.
Dance, YMCA-USO roof, 1875 G
street NV, 7::30 o'clock tonight.
Wiener roast at Rock Greek Park,
leave USO, Eighth and Pennsylvania
avenue NV, 8 o'clock tonight.
Evening star., 1944-08-02

Servicemen and women may call
the United Nations Center, National
5000, or any of the following USO
numbers: Republic 1927, National
3431, National 0614 or Executive
0428, for information on other activ-
tiles. Colored service personnel may
call USO, Decatur 5664, or War Hos
nitalitV Decatur 7768
Evening star., 1944-08-02

SiI CO., 3bth and Prospect ave. NV.
Geoasetown. sieoat Take Route 20, Cabin Johr
STORE MANAGER VA H;;E with full knowledge ol
lniants, n1l.IS and , shildrens wear: Apply WASH
sWiTcHBoARD oPERaToR, ,h experienced; xs nm;
Monitor board: some typing; $40 week
CITY LINOLEUM. 6o9 r st. NV.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, white. down.
town apt house; evening work only. RE
TEACHER for August, September. poss,bl,
longer: nursery group. caii WI ss9s' ss9s'''i'
TELEPHONE CLERK. aged 20-30 inter.
essing work accepting telephone message,
or 4ehouT no weeP s
and oae-half paid for work over 40 hours
planned IsI ,sas advancement, insurance vacations
personnel office. Room sol, Star Building
TIE FESEe ofEkRdR FEAR o for Pa sabposi
Sitons Apply HARRIs nee EWdNd SSTsns fs1: fSn
TfEkflErHcoNE OPERATORS. experienced
Monday through Friday, 500 am. a. to a, !"
fEfEraoTEEEl f 4 oTEEElEeH9sa oFHssrSRs. 81 experienced
sGs fsiEs HOTEL AHeDs isS hs
fEiEPaoNE 4 Iii HONE OPERATORS, with either no.
ABBY eSief operator snSs WARpMAR s9Rs pXRk x1sk
HOTEL Conn: ave. and Woodies I'd. NV NV
TYPIST-Married woman, part time
lawyers once. Box 1877, Star
TYPIST with some knowledge Of short
hand law once. Phone RE. 4117
TYP1ST with knowledge of shorthand
5-day week, good salary; permanent posi-.
INSURANCE. CO.. 1922 X ST. NV.
tTYPISTS experienced, good salary. per
manent MARvIN'S, 734 9TH st. NV
1 lTYPIST, experienced and accurate, fol
large retail jewelry store, short hours ans
good salary. Box 194-M, Star.
TYflST and general ONCE worker. 5-day
REGAL CLOTHING CO., I'll 18th st. NV
TYPIST and general ofice worker; perma.
ntnt position. 40-hour week. Apply 52s
TYPISTS for BRITISH MISSIONS. Apply
1l07 9th st: NV. Empl. once open Mon.
J.: need experienced and inexperienced
excellent opuortunities. Hirins arrange.
ments approved.
Evening star., 1944-08-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RESTAURANT-BEER. nearby Virginia: ex-
pensively equipped; excellent future: owner
leaving, will sacrifice complete for $500:
terms Box 4qa-V, Star
Evening star., 1944-10-01
Make tonlghfs rutloned meal
AS EXCITING AS DINNE
AT A FINE HOTEL

Probably while yelling abroad perhaps honey
that you first experienced the thrill OF ordering hne
Burgundy with your meal
Burgundy has justly been called the king OF wines And this
is notably Valiant California Burgundy Its deep ruby
color and fruy character proof that the vines of Valiant
& Son boast IN old world ancestry
Conscientious blending and developngn accordance with
tmehonoed methods-furher mpart Valiant Burgundy its
deiehfu smoothness and flavor And to fully
tect precious fragrance and flavor is bottled by the winery
in California
Inst tVh1t u,artin1e meals need
While Valiant Burgundy ranks banquet wine today it IS
becoming popular of rounding out ratoned
meals 1t particularly appreciated by for the man
who does enjoy it's rich tang
In case you have partially forgotten, Burgundy naturally
very pleasantly tart But to sophisticated aates this the
very quality needed in table Sip Valiant Burgundy with
foodand YOU will quickly realize how its zesu flavor enlvens
main course dishes
Also try the distinguished Valiant California appetizer and
dessert Valiant Dry Sherry Valiant Port Valiant
Muscatel Valiant Sherry. Sole distributors for u s. A.
W. A. Taylor & Company, New York City.
Evening star., 1944-10-01
VALIANT COOLER

Now is the time for Valiant Cooler.
Here's how. Put full teaspoon of sugar
in tall glass. Add several ice cubes and
a slice of lemon. Then fill glass q full
with Valiant Burgundy; and the rest
with sparkling water. It's every inch
"cooler"-yet on the moderate side.
Evening star., 1944-10-01
VALIANT BURGUNDY
Good Tuste With Any Food

Few households keep an assortment OF
table wines. Many choose Burgundy be-
cause they like it's flavor best. So-for-
get the dos and don'ts" you've heard
about serving wine and just remember
that Valiant Burgundy is good taste
with any food"
The Nome nugget., 1944-12-20

The other evening at an informal
buffet supper l saw "in action" the
very special convenience of a nest
of-tables. In this home there were
a pair Of these very decorative
pieces on either side of the fire.
place.
AS time for refreshments arrived,
l noticed there were still no signs
of table being set, although there
were eight to be served, and there
was plenty of evidence of activity
in the kitchen.
The husband appeared with big
tray. This he set on the low cock
tail table. And in a twinkling he
moved out the two smaller tables
from each of the NESTS placing
these conveniently by the chairs the
guests were occupying. Then the
hostess came from the kitchen with
steaming percolator of coffee and
huge platter of sandwiches. When
these were passed, each guest shar
ed with another the use of one Of
the small tables from the nest
1t all took place quickly, easily
and graciously. ] realized more
strongly than ever why in the re
cent survey of Imperial Furnitur.
Company of Grand Rapids, nests
of-tables were third in popularit.
among all types of tables. Since
that evening ! have been talking
with some of my friends who have
nests-of tables in their homes, to
learn other uses to which they are
being put.
One woman, who has two high
school age children, finds that the
use of nests solves the problem Of
small desk for doing home work.
And she herself uses one for writ
ing letters. Another uses one of the
nests for sewing. And, of course,
for bridge parties nests really shine.
You can put small table on dia-
gonal corners for ash trays, drinks,
and even score pads, keeping the
card table clear for playing.
The Nome nugget., 1944-12-20
FEAR FISH
INDUSTRY


SEATTLE, Wn. Dec. 20. LAP
Fear that full scale offensive
in the Pacific would seriously
hamper the Alaska Salmon indus
try was expressed today as 200
representatives from Alaska,
Washington, Oregon and Calf
ornia gathere for the annual
meeting of the Association of
Pacific Fisheries.
M. w. Waller of the War
Food Administration told the as
ISOLATION that the government
had requisitioned a portion of the
1945 salmon pack but that the
percentage might be more or less
than the 70 percent of the IA
pack.
Lawrence Calbert of Seattle,
The Nome nugget., 1944-12-20
FIRES STARTED
BY SUPERS
In TOKYO

SAIPAN, Dec. 20.-(AP)-
Three Super ortresses from the
21st Bomber Command, bombed
Tokyo early today, and reported
the had started fires which COW
cred a large area.
Headquarters also said that
the Superb ortresses also bomb
ed Nagoyaearly yesterday, IL
hours after the second raid on
the big industrial center.
The Nome nugget., 1944-12-20

In GREECE
WARNS ELIAS

LONDON, Dec. 20.-(AP)-Lt.
Gen. Scovie, British commander
in Greece, announced his deter
mination tonight to carry the
fight to the Elias forces in Ath-
ems.
The general warned civilians
of Athens that the leftist guns,
which have been firing on the
city will be attacked with all the
arms at his disposal.
The Nome nugget., 1944-12-20
Notice.!

The Reconstruction Finance
Corporation has available for sale
a quantity of used gas powered
centrifugal Pumps. portable Air
Compressors. stationary Power
Units. S to 80 XIV Light Plants.
Electric Welders. Tow Graders.
Concrete Mixers. Carry-all Scra-
per. Road Rollers. AC HD-l4 and
International TD-ls Tractors.
and l34-ton Stake Trucks. all
located in Fairbanks. Descriptive
offering list may be consulted at
the nearest Post Office or may
be obtained by writing the r. F.
c" at Box l349. Fairbanks.
The Nome nugget., 1944-12-20
CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SALE:-Ladies' white fur
coat, finger-tip length; also
child's white fur coat, new.
Call Black 40 or see Mrs. Roy
Atkins.
The Nome nugget., 1944-12-20

was reelected prsidnt, and
Frank Lloyd of Ketchikan, was
named to the board of directors.
The Nome nugget., 1944-12-20

More than 3,050,00O men and
wyomen now comprise the u. S.
Evening star., 1944-12-27
Pan-American Par|ey
Unlikely 10 Admit
Argentine Delegate

The efforts OF Argentina to argue
Its case for recognition of Gen. Edel-
miro Farrells regime before PAN
American forum apparently had
failed today. A meeting of foreign
ministers OF the American republics
soon will be convened in Mexico
City, but without the presence OF a
delegate from Buenos Aires, it was
learned.
That does not mean, observers
pointed out. that the Argentine situ-
alton will not be discussed at the
conference, called primarily to con-
slider postwar security plans. But
the question Of whether Gen. Farrell
whom the United States Govern
ment considers pro-Axis--is to be
recognized. Is to be talked over
without direct contact with Argen-
tina.
No date for the meeting, called by
Mexico, has been announced. but 1t
is expected to be held in the very
near future. before the United Ma
tions, meeting on postwar security.
The latter conference, originally
scheduled for late January or early
February may be delayed somewhat
by the decision to hold a Pan-Amer-
lean meeting
The Argentine government about
two months ago asked the Pam
American Union to call a meeting
Of American foreign ministers to
consider its case for recognition,
which has been denied by all but
four of them. This raised two ques-
tions: l. Should world security and
Argentina be considered at the same
meeting? Should Argentina be in
viteG?
This subject has been talked over
by the American states for the last
Six weeks. The State Department,
1t Is known, was strongly opposed to
discussing the Argentine question at
a conference where delegate from
Buenos Aires was present, but took
the position that it would concur
in the wishes of a majority of the
other American states.
Mexico apparently has solved the
dilemma by proposing a meeting
where security may be discussed as
the official subject of the agenda,
but which also will provide forum
for "off the record" talks on Argen-
tina.
The United States is expected
later this week to distribute to the |
other American states a memoran-
dunn analyzing the replies of the
various Latin American capitals to
Argentina's request.
Evening star., 1944-12-27
Peron Says Argentina
.CIinqs 10 Democracy
ty the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
BUENOS AIRES, Dec. 27.-Col.
Juan Peron, vice president. war min
lister and strong man in the Argen-
tine military government, declared
yesterday he was friendly to demo-
cratic nations, an adr11irer Of the
democratic form Of government and
decidedly not a Nazi or a sympa-
thizer with the Nazis.
In a detailed appraisal of Argen-
tine political institutions Col. Peron
told a group of visiting Chilean
journalists that Argentine Army
men now in the government were
sworn to uphold the nations con-
stitution, which is patterned after
the Constitution of the United States
and provides for representative
republican form of government.
Thus by implication the man who
Evening star., 1944-12-27
Locomotives BIust Kills
Engineer, Hurts Fireman

By the Associated Press.
ELKHART, Ind. Dec. 27.-R. F.
Donnell, 46, of Chicago, engineer of
the New York Central Pacemaker
passenger train, was killed yesterday
when his locomotive exploded near
the station here.
John Wargon, 40, of Elkhart, the
fireman, was injured seriously. Nc
passengers were hurt. The train
eastbound. had stopped and was
waiting to pull into the station.
Evening star., 1944-12-27
Becun Hard to Brine Home

SMITHVILLE, Mo. (P,.-Charley
Chinp- in the Smithville Democrat
Herald twitted: The guy who got
married may have been able to keep
most of his promises, but not the
one to bring home the bacon"
Evening star., 1944-12-27
Job Discussion Set

Virgil Smirnow, director of the
B'nai Birth Group Vocational
Guidance Service of Greater Wash
lngton, will discuss Jews and Jobs
After the War" before Argo Lodge
az $3.50 o'clock tonight at the Jew
lsh Community Center. Milton L
Saldinger will preside. Members and
visitors are invited. Refreshments
will be served
Evening star., 1944-12-27

seems called on to run next year
as one of the candidates in an ex-
pected presidential election espoused
democracy as the only regime that
can mower and be strong in Argen-
tina.
One of the group Of II visiting
journalists asked Col. Peron If it
was true that many thousands were
imprisoned for political reasons in
Argentina.
"Of course not" Col. Peron said.
The number Is hardly a thousand"
Evening star., 1944-12-27
don, more recently Z screen writer

don. more recently Z screen writer.
died last Friday at the age Of 90.
Friends Of the silent screen days,
including FL Brendel, Chester Conk-
lin and Andy Clyde, attended the
Episcopal service conducted by the
Rev. Neal Dodd, who himself has
portrayed the role Of minister In
many Aims.
Evening star., 1944-12-27
Harry Longdon Rites
Conducted in Hollywood

By the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 27.-Funeral
services for Harry Langdon, the
former Mack Sennett comedian
were conducted yesterday, Mr.. Lang
Evening star., 1944-06-26
APARTMENTS UNEURNlsHED.

3107 10th ST. N.E.-1st floor. . rooms,
neat, ight. gas range. Electrolux, share
car; ea,o Available uI IiI July l; S3s. -
l232 CRITTENDEN ST. - Living room
bedroom. kitchen. shower bath, 3 expo
sureS: all utils; incl. SAT, so mo-; empl
APT. 4, 41s Bashford lane, Alexandria
Va.,-Living room, bedroom, dinette,
kitchen. bath; possession July |; rent, $50
To inspect. see janitor at 4O2 Bashford
lane lane o,dss Boss IL Phelps, 1417 st. NV.
421 7th ST: N.E.--3 rms, kitchen. bath,
porch. utilities included; newly decorated:
as JEFFERSON ST. NV rms. kitch-
1912 TAYLOR ST. NV rooms. kitchen
and bath, Frigidaire: private stairway in
rear; gas, electricity included; near street.
cars.
NEW DUPLEX APT. for rent, pvt. front
and rear entrance ] bedroom. large living
room. kitchen and bath. Call after 5 or
Sundays. E. Schumacher, 34l4 legation
St 20.
COLORED--25 x st ne-1st-hoor apt
rooms, bath: adults; near Printing Of
Evening star., 1944-06-26

PROFESSIONAL WOMAN, careful tenant,
onat wants 3; Or 1o9m apt unfIrnshed in
CHASE On IN 1s eTm Gbasy bsss
garage also wanted. Write Box 125-M,
s!JsI. BT!ssiNEssWoMAN, s9. with outside income
fS a%S ,:;; sss.D,s iSSis' Permanent
Wsekdys 1R sp to ES sS 45oo yeny n. PHp0b ps cTcs
THREE WAVE OFFICERS want . or or 2
,necroom furnished apartment. near bus
Reeuble 4oo Ext as1o Or between ERsys shase sm
TNruRS1ssHED, SHED 2 rooms. kit, bath Is. for
Hfss5t RooMs s"s2 sPARIaESTs aS tS $50 orSs,.
snd bath; aa 5aTsish:d% % sseslsnt ''"Se rsfa
efehces' Ex' "oso' Ext $50 from to s.
WAR DEPT ENGINEER desires furnished 1S
ssss and IL Cali Repnbhe ei s,sn saoo, oGst Exc
FoHk Govf e,yfen GnRLs dssr. snd tHoDedsoom R% s
preIersby I HRh Horfhwest sxsr''haf cal ifJ- 81
SMALL itst fuRNisHEp ss fEfnsfs nPr for summer
Longer s5,,Sr. wanted by quiet, cultured couple;
of ne Rop pets rstsr star NV section
s-BEpRooM APT. or 81 Small aiHf house. unfur-
nished. by woman and two grown girls, all
iY8H2sysd Yo2Ns weMS Isl aeS aSt 2ss So.5 star de,.
furn. or unfurn. one-room, kit; and bath,
n n stsr' stsr state location ana rent' Box 4?4-
SETTLED. NoN-GoyT.. prof t.-perm. Prot
lady wants to rent or share apt COR quiet
home, near 10Th and Eye NV. EX. 3257
ONE OR TWO ROOM FURNISHED APT
downtown section. Bachelor wrier. Good
MILITARY ATTACHE from an Allied Ma
bsd ton .oaI, and wife wish to rent one or two
section of city, Please call Decatur aa4G
BUSINESS ExECUTivE desires small, com
pletely furnished hotel apartment with
service; will consider suitcase for summer
months: central location preferable. Call
BRiTisH WOMEN oFFiCfRs. Susy 2. require
apartment NV. section. Phone evenings
Decatur 5000. Ext. 35i. PCS
OFFICERS WIFE desires nicely furnished
bIydi; no children. Box 44a,R Star. %.
apt, or bedrooms; no children or
NAVAL OFFICER AND WIFE tno children)
desire furn 2 or room apt for July,
Aug. and Sept Box 4sl-R, Star. o6'
WHO, LOVES 4, DOG?
tenant. wife and self. Within half hour
committing distance from Dupont Circle
S7b top including utilities. Call Mrs
Faron; DE. 6274. from 1O-I2 am: or
3 70 p m s Park nearby? 26.
FURNISHED, SUMMER ONLY,
Desired by VIA executive. bedrooms
and maids quarters; convenient TO Asri-
culture Bids. Phone ME. 5000. Room 1as.
Evening star., 1944-06-26
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT.

UNFuRNIsHED HOUSE. or bedrooms,
maids room; NV, section. Chevy Chase or
Bethesda; can take possession anytime be-
fore October 80: approximately $3.50 to
Sl75; Call Ordway 5494.
SMALL e or 3-bedroom) unfurnished
home; Virginia preferred: references. Phone
RE. $500. Ext. 5914. After $50 pm. and
Sunday: GIL 400, Ext. "a. 27s
UNFUkNISHED 3-or-4-bedroom house,
NV. section or Virginia. convenient West
ern High School. 500. Effective about
AUGUST 1st. Box 34-S, Star. 1s
rms. or more, modern,
House up to $75. Box 246-H. Star. IL
MODERN, unfurnished 4-bedroom house In
o. on lssSs; S. Up ,So & $500 mo. Cali Mr. oIn-
coon 1MEkicAN COUPLE of refinement
desires to live permanently with widow OF
psrlions. Woman formerly associated in
educational work; excellent cook and house.
keeper; man In Government employ. Best
Of references. Box 46S-R, Star go
DETACHED unfurnished house with or 4
bedrooms, preferably in Chevy Chase or
Cleveland Park area. Box 476.R, Star 26s
@-BEDR0OM unfurnished house, Arlington
or suburbs Alexandria; highest references,
exc excellent lent care, probably long occupancy.
ARMY OFFICER, wife and 1e-year-oId son
want 3-bedroom unfurnished house. outer
nv. area or nearby Virginia; up to $3.50.
RE 800. Ext. 2263, 9:1b to g. 27a