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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-28

3iebuneen 5u @eiteuropa bier ioeben
gum. lesten Mol elmer 8orberatuns
ltnter5osen rpuroe. 0ieie Muffaiiuns
iinoet eine Stiise in Ser Iatiohe.
Hab fiir5lid) Nratuneen 3piihtn
Sem engliidben MuBenn,inliter IN
temp Goen unS Sen Nubenminiiern
Velsicns, Seormecens, ser Nieccr.
lan0c, iomie oes fron5iiid)cn Natio,
nalen Beireiungsfomitees itattap.
ii.nren haben.
Die llnterreoungen mur0en 3mar
o.s .Houtine" -&onferen3en be;eid,-
net, aber 8eobahter bemerfen Ia
delno, oab oie Yrob'eme ser MeIt-
iiderbeit heute bereits Houtineange,
.cgenbeit getuoroen linO.
gs lit Sueifelbaft. Oh Die engliicte
Ncgier.'ng id)on isst bereit lit. lid,
iiber oas 9tusmab uno Sen 8ebalt
ser 8erpflid)iunsen, sic cs aui Dem
Sentiment eingeben Mil, ieit5ulegen.
sber es lit gepib. Dab oie Gnsldn.
Ter iebt mebr als 5ipor it'd, Der 1at.
iud)e betpubt iino. oab ibre Sider-
felt nit Ger pon europa unl0sbar
perfniipft lit. Iie Meinuns lit itars
pcrcereitet, oab oas, mas elm 0eit,
crtifel Ser rIimes" Dor tl,r5sm oas
"giinonis-Potential" @roB 8rita-
nlens genannt bat, in 3ufunit MIDI:
mebr uernohldiiigt ooer Dem 3n-
iou iiberlaiien peroen bari.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-28

0clltld,en Generate un0 anoerer 81
fi5iere ungebeur uerid)1rIt bat. Wie
es beiBt, iinO mabgebenoe &reiie in
Ger Webrmaht ni6t gemillt, Den
lebten oeltid,en Sploatcn elnem mi.
lildriiden llnternebnen 81 opiern,
bas lie tereits allcs perloren betraf=
ten, uno oas ibrer Aniid)t nod nur
Dem 3pef oient oas Taiein 0ec
&urtei unb ibrer ,Suuftiondre 5u
rcrldngern. An cine &apltulation
Sit.crs iei abrr niht 5u oenfcn. mne
it meroe zines cages Ole 9lrmce bod,
sum- Shlas geaen Oas bcrrlbenoe
Heginlp aushpltn, ser Damn benz
(Office OF War Information.)
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-28
(Office Of War Information.)

(Offce Of War lnformaton.)
@n7bington. = Die ld,peoiihe
8eitlrr,g .Stodbolms Eioningen" be-
ridtet, BOB .aQe @ebietc aui benz
linden @einufer ton Sen beutihen
@eborben gum &riegsaebiet erfldrt
tporben iinb. Die 3tuitbepolferune
lit angaui.fen poroen, oieies Gebiet
10 ihneq nie m0eIib 3u r6,,men. unS
perldbt 10rfer ,,no Stdote bereits in
enbloien aura1panen. M06el miiiien
ie6od 5uriifgelaiien tperoen, uno sic
sdtiiK,l 81 9dllern unb Wobnun-
gen itn0 Sen geboroen gu iiberseben,
gen ale eoatuierten 9. bGuSe ioiort
ms Suartiere fir sic 1ruppen BE-
niist meroen. Die Beboroen iiibren
iett in Sen peitlihen 8ren3propin=
sen oes Reibes oieielben MaBnab-
men Sl.rdl, m:e flr3 norber anaeiidts
0es ruiiiId)en BormarId,ls in sen
Shtprobin5en. 0eutid)e militdriIfe
Beobadlter glaitben", fibrt Sas idype-
Diid)e Blatt fort, .oaB sic Mmerifa-
ner Die beutide @rer,e nod Dor Sen
Huii.a iiberidreiten meroen. Neue
Mtpe5rItellimsen tperoen oaber iiber,
oil in Beftoeutidlano erridtet."
Nud Sddpei,er 3eitunaen bericf,.
ten llber Die baltige Goafuicruna ser
Stollbenolferllng aus sen meitlifen
Sellen oes Reid,es uno Sen annef-
flerfen Natbargebietcn. Gieien ge-
rltten 3lrfoIse murSen 3. g. sic Be-
fppbner bon WiibIhuuien unS onhp-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-28
Na3i.0 0aritiiet, a,sf
Selta' peritieRtet

&om. Muf ser mittelbalmatii6en
Sniel Soita, oireft eegeniiber BON
Split, iinb nad elmer amtlihen Wiits
teilung 5tpei 3ompanien pernidtet
iuoroen. Cine SturmtruppNat
lanoete bort am II. Sept. Sic tpur6e
fiiaf Gage ipGter bon einem 6ritiihen
GaMhirmregiment unb elmer 8atterle
oeritGrtt, ipdbreno Ole 5lotte ieoen
Jludtperliih bes 1Sein6es bereitelte.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-28
UMSONST Sod Sefi..sss. wi,:.rss, 1cs

FORMS HElL-OEL IMMINENT - anti.
septisch-brinst schaelle Linderune Won
zen. muskul0sen Ruckenschmerzen. stet.
fen oder schmerzendsn Muskeln. Verstaus
chungen und Verrenkungen.
FORNFS MACOLO alkalisch-lindert
gewisse Magenst6rungen vie Sodbrennen
und Verdauungs storungen. hervorgerufan
durch Elm Uebermass an Saure.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-28

voll Won Case und Blxhuneen-b -besofgoo
Sic sich Forni's xeiterprobtes AlpenkrRu-
ter. Mehr ais elm AbfGhrmittel: es t:t auch
hersestelIt aus 16 der Natuf eisenen me.
dixinischen Wurzeln, kriutern und Pflan.
zen. AlpenkrIuter brinst trxge Dsrme gum
Arbeiten und hilft. verhirteten Abfan
durch Hartieibiskeit verursachten Case N
vertreiben und 9ibt dem Masen das ange.
nehme Cefiihl won Wirme. Wenn Sic
die Freuden glucklicher Linderung vou
wollen und CUR selben Zeit lhrem Magen
guttun wollen. besorsen Sic sich noch
heute Alpenkrxuter und nehmen Sic 80
Elm senau vie auf dem Etikett angeseben.
Falls Sic 90 In lhrer Nachbarschaft nicht
keufen konnen. eenden Sic tur unse5
erhalten Size
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1944-09-28
Warum die Besehwerdea voa
Hartleibigkeit
leiden

Venn funktionale
Hartleibigkeit an.
dauert und Sic mi.
serabel. nerv6s und
irritiert fuhlen und
an deren Symp.
tome leiden-kopf.
schmerzen, 1blem
Mundgeruch, yer
stimmtem Magel1.
Verdauungsst0:
rung, Schlaf. und
Arppetttlo sigkeit
und lhrMagen fahlt
Evening star., 1944-03-19
bible Classes Mark
Invitation Sunday
In Churches Today

The $4,000 members of the 199
classes in the Organized Bible Glass
Association today will hold their
annual invitation Sunday, Page
NICK. Etchison, president of the
association, announced yesterday
The members will devote the
day to two aims: Inviting all nom
church members to join church on
Palm Sunday or Easter Sunday, and
inducing out-of town church mem
bers to secure church letter and
to join a church in the District
In addition, all members expect to
pledge themselves to support their
minister in making the church pro-
gram for the coming year a success.
The Rev. DR.. Joseph R. Sizoo,
rector of the Collegiate Church of
st. Nicholas in New York, and the
Rev. DR.. Peter Marshall, minister
of the New York Presbyterian
Church here, will share Lenten
monday preaching at the Church of
the Epiphany, 1917 G street NV,
this week. Dr. Sizoo will speak on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
while DR.. Marshall will talk on
Thursday and Friday. The Satur-
day monday service, held under
the auspices of the Washington
Federation of Churches, will be ad-
dressed by the Rev. DR.. Theodore O.
Wedel, warden of the College of
Preachers of Washington Cathedral.
The Lenten luncheon meeting
Wednesday at the Central YMCA,
1738 g street NV, will have DT.
John Rustin, pastor of M1uht
EsVaIsloai Met oUst Church as
the speaker. DR.. Frederick E. Reis-
sig, executive secretary of the
Evening star., 1944-03-19

Select the suit fabric you've been looking for from large
collection of hne wooens and wool
checks happy p clear solid your choice lovely
rss And let moh DuBay Mccall Simplicity pattern be your
guide to fashion.
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bright solid colors make into 24e
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COtiAMA ALWOOL PLAID in combinations yd 3.49
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CHECKS large and small woods wool and combinations
many colors in sheer heavy fabrics yd 2o8 to 4.o8
Evening star., 1944-03-19
men cRAWLED FROM FLAMING TANKS. AND LIVED!

ously, Army doctors used it in the
surface treatment. yes, even in the
worst cases of burns"-the burns
from fighting in tanks. And so effective
did this treatment prove that it is
reported at length in the leading British
medical journal.
Naturally, in the most serious of
these cases blood plasma and sulfa
drugs played an important part in re-
covery.* But once again clinical evil
Evening star., 1944-03-19
|AIienist Examines
Lonergan; New Trial
Will Open Tomorrow
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Mar. 18.-Yayne
Lonergan was examined by a psy-
chiatrist in Tombs Prison today, two
days before he is scheduled to 70
on trial again for the bludgeon-
Staying last October "A Of his at
tractive heiress wife, Patricia Bur-
ton Lonergan.
At the request of Defense Attor-
ney Edward Broderick and with
court permission, the 26-year-old
defendant was questioned by DR..
Thomas s. Cusak, who has testified
In other important trials.
Leaving the prison, the alienist
told newsmen 1t would be "un-
ethical" to discuss his findings but
said he would visit Lonergan again
tomorrow. The State also has indi-
Gated it might request q similar ex-
animation of the young Canadian
aircraftsman.
This was not the first indication
that psychiatric testimony would
Evening star., 1944-03-19

The desert battle ragged from
Tobruk to El Alamein and back again.
Men went through a hell of bursting
bombs, torment of flaming fire.
Casualties poured into the base hos
pital receiving the burn victims. Doc
tors shook their heads. Careful cleans
ing Of all the burned surfaces was out
of the question. Facilities simply were
not available.
But Petrolatum was! Working furi-
Evening star., 1944-03-19

dence-born of battle-points to the
effectiveness Of Petrolatum :. better
known to millions as 'Vaseline' Petro-
leum Jelly.
This is important news to every
home in America where minor burns
are an everyday problem. Keep a jar
or tube of 'Vaseline' Petroleum Jelly
always on hand. And when you buy,
look for the trademark vAsELINE I.
It is your guarantee of absolute purity.
Evening star., 1944-03-19

figure in the defense. Mr.. Broderick
made repeated mention of 1t during
the first effort to try Lonergan.
That attempt ended with dismissal
OF the special jury panel Febru-
ary Is and resulted in contempt Of
Evening star., 1944-03-19

court proceedings against Mr.. Brod-
erick.
Judge John j. Freschi, who pre-
sided at the first session, has ad-
journed the contempt action until
April IA to avoid any possible pref
Evening star., 1944-03-19

REUNITED ALGIERS-Former Herbert II. Lehman Of
director of United Nations relief and rehabta
geets his daughter WAC Pvt Hda j. De VadetSky in
Algiers Lehman had his daughter for He
recovering fractured kneecap suffered when he
slipped while entering automobile Friday.
A. P Photo Signal Corps Radiophoto.
Evening star., 1944-03-19

James Garrett Wallace, will be on
the bench when the new trial begins
Monday.
A special jury panel of 300 MEM
bers has been summoned.
udice to either side. Another Judge,
Evening star., 1944-03-19

Washington Federation of Churches,
will address the final meeting of the
group on March 20.
Evening star., 1944-03-19
ADVERTISEMENT.
Wanted! Men And
Women Who Are
Hard of Hearing

To make this simple, no risk hearing
ftest. II you are temporarily deafened,
bothered by ringing buzzing head noises
due to hardened or coagulated wax (ceru-
that SO many say has enabled them to
hear well again. You must hear better
after making this simple test or you get
your money back at once. Ask about
Ourine Ear Drops today. Your chain or
independent drug store has or can get
Ourine for you.
Evening star., 1944-03-19
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Evening star., 1944-05-01

are, hospitable, charming, gay, care
free or serious as the occasion de-
mands, hard working, emotional and
sentimental-but always formal.
Unaware, Winston Churchill made
a big mistake, for Moscow, by show
ing up at Kremlin dinner in his
siren suit" which to the amazed
Russians looked like overalls. That
little incident will be long renem-
bered.
On the other hand, Secretary
Hull's dark, formal suits made a
good impression, unlike that at a
Irecent army day celebration when
Ambassador Hartman went in an
informal business suit. One Russian
said to me then:
Il thought your Ambassador was
a millionaire. Can't he afford a
dress suit in honor of Red Army
Day?"
A Russian woman may work all
day in pair of boots and much
mended rough stockings, but she'll
do everything possible to obtain a
pair of silk or rayon for a formal
occasion. She stands aghast at re-
ports that in Britain and America
women appear stockingless in the
evening. To them that would be
not only letting themselves down.
but their hosteSses as we'll.
AS for Representative Buffet, one
Russian reacted with this:
When his army is doing what
ours is doing, then, and only then,
will he qualify as an authority on
how to dress in wartime"
Evening star., 1944-05-01
\X&;:f \X2:; /: e. 5:

MEETING.
New Jersey State Legislative Club
In Representative Kean's Office in
New House Office Building, o'clock
tonight. Price control to be dis
cussed. Members only.
MUSIC.
Recorded music, Jewish Commu.
nifty Center, $3.50 o'clock tonight.
Marine Band, Marine Barracks,
1880 pm. tomorrow.
FOR SERVICEMEN,
Stage Door Canteen, Belasco
Theater, tonight: Eddie Fogel's Or
chestra, Army Air Forces Band and
Capitol Theater show.
Bridge tournament, USO, 1911 H
street NV, 8 o'clock tonight.
Kibitzers and contestants invited.
Servicemen may obtain addi-
tional information by calling the
United Nations Center, National
5000, or any of the following USO
numbers; Executive 0428, Republic
1927. National 0614, National 3431
or, for Negroes, Decatur 5664.
Evening star., 1944-05-01
Russians Surprised
Al American Critic
OF Formally
BY EDDY GILMORE.

Associated Press Foretsn Correspondent
MOSCOW, May 1.-The Russian
are surprised that people anywher
else should be surprised at the for
mality OF Russian parties eithe
here or abroad.
Representative Buffet, Repub-
lican of Nebraska, in the course
OF an attack on Washington
lavish social activities in wartime,
took occasion to single out Rus
sian Embassy party, and said,
I'VE always thought of the Rus
sian Soviet as a government of
and by the people, without high
hats, evening clothes and other
accessories of capitalistic So
ciety.D
The viewpoint here is different.
Worlds Most Formal.
First of all, the Russian people
would be slightly shocked if theil
leaders showed up at a party with.
out their best party clothes or uni.
forms. They would feel let dowr
nationally.
They look at it this way: If you've
got dress suit and the occasion
calls for dress suit, then put it on
Why consign it to the moths just
because there's war on?
Few foreigners realize that thu
Russians are among the worlds mos
formal people. They can be, anc
Evening star., 1944-05-01
Police Stop Red Cars,
Fail to Find Right One
BY the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO-Battalion Chief JOSEPH
Wirfs' shiny red car, complete witt
red and green lights, spotlights, {
gong and siren, and Chief Wirfs
helmet and boots was stolen in from
of his fire station.
Police, trying to chase down tn,
thief. repeatedly stopped one rec
automobile that was speeding Il
Chief Wirfs' station to replace tn.
stolen machine. They stopped two
conspicuous scarlet machines but
both were driven by division fire
marshals. Chief Wirfs' red car coult
not be found.
Evening star., 1944-05-01

celebrate the mass. The Rev. Johr
P. Gallagher, S. j.. will deliver
the sermon.
Following the election of depart
ment officers for the coming year,
the District department will con-
fer the Honor of st. Sebastian upon
Frederick J. Roy, national trustee
of the organization.
Evening star., 1944-05-01
McCarran 10 Address
Catholic War Veterans

Senator McCarran, Democrat. oil
Nevada will address the third an.
nual convention of the District de-
partment, Catholic War Veterans
at a communion breakfast mass
next Sunday at Holy Trinity
Church, Thirty-sixth and Q streets
NV, George A. Keyser, depart
ment commander, announced yes
terday.
The Rev. James A. McCarl, pas
tor Of Holy Trinity Church, will
Evening star., 1944-05-01

aid, will be conducted this summe,
by the Red Cross, national head.
quarters has announced.
The schools, which are expected to
have an enrolment Of 1900 men
and women, will be held at camps
and resorts In Is States beginning in
Evening star., 1944-05-01

June and extending into September.
Each course will last 10 days, during
which study, discussion and demon
strations will be combined.
Special emphasis viii be placed on
functional swimming training to pre-
pare servicemen to cope with water
Evening star., 1944-05-01
Power Project Mapped

Plans for a $4,000, 900 rural elec-
trification system to bring electric
power to farmhouses are being made
in Fire
Evening star., 1944-05-01
Red Cross 10 Open Schools
For Aquatic instruction,

Seventeen national aquatic schools
for training instructors In water
safety. accident prevention and first
Evening star., 1944-05-01

hazards encountered In amphibious
operations. Many military aquatic
Instructors are being detailed to
the Red Cross schools for further
instruction and training in combat
swimming.
Evening star., 1944-06-07
APARTMENTS WANTED.

TWO WAVE officers desire bedroom. living
bath and furniThsd
BUSINESS Bus III si'es WOMAN with outside income
and no bad habits wishes l room. kitchen
apd pa bida Pea HnlaTn NJ aP sao S
FURNISHED APARTMENT from June 25th
Msoh hG9sh S Set HRMY ~ RG Re5 4s2a psm ss sta here
desires apt in downtown modern building;
pref. rms, kit, bath or somewhat
nnerm. basis, prevailing rental. Box Book
asARTMENr WANTED by Government
nished apartment, twin-bed room, living
boThocd with good tra sportation. Phone
after m. VIM. C. Lehman, Room $40,
WANTED@a-bedr unfurnished apt;
family 4 white working, adults. Lincoln
2670, before 3 am. and after pm. s.
VdT n6 5etTs %e July By Fsnef GaFfa
cent ST. B3X BU 3I4IK 1ibx s,an ,pr ~ action 5.
minimum, 8 mos. lease, 500 maximum
rental; occupancy July or befoTe Pa0ne ao@n
Two Two GOVERNMENT GIRLS would like
Washington, NV. Columbia 9so3 after
iTW~o-BEDRooM unfurn!shed apartment
by couple and grown daughter, Govt. empl.,
| $50 to $40; NV. section Box l01-K,
IStar. y r"
NAVAL OFFICER AND WIFE would like
furnished apt. in NV section, for sum-
mer months, starting July l5 Phone HO.
1870, Extension 279, between 10 am. and
lt pm.
OR ROOM unfurn. apt. in good apart
ment bulldine. NV; OR. 394u evenings
or DE. 5000, Ext 300, during Office hours.
NONDRINKER. refined emn middle
AGED lady wishes apt. fur. or unfur., within
! 2 or 20 min. OF Newark st. and Wis. ave
co. l11S after pm
FOUR REFINED Canadian girls desire fur
! nished apartment. > bedrooms, kitchen
ntsnciities; nndn NV Sec,ion' possession July st,
amt pm Mondav-Friday.
FURNISHED APARTMENT with . bed
| rooms for 3 adults, convenient NV. sec
ton, 9-s months. or longer. MA. 9a4a
QUIET. MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE, no chill
dren. or pets, desire three or four room
| furnished apt; July | for & months or
Longer; excellent local references. Box
QUIET COUPLE, past middle age, want
Iunfurnished l-room and bath apt, Nv
preferred; not over $4,000. BOX 335-K
Star. o.
Evening star., 1944-06-07

MANURE. PEAT Moss, ETC.-Free deIiv-
cry. Well-rotted COW manure from one OF
Maryland's finest dairy farms. Large l0o-
lb, sack, 81 .g5: 3 sacks at 81 .S5; 10 sacks
at s. ,65. Peat moss, 81 .25 bushel; 3 bushels
at $50; 35 bushels at zoe. Sheep manure.
30 lbs, S1.T5; 100 lbs, S3.I5. Agrico for
Victory gardens, 10 lbs, soc; 20 lbs. 81 40.
30 lbs, S2.2o; 100 lbs. SO so. Garden
lime, 10 lbs, 2lc: 80 lbs. 6oc,, Also fun
our complete Garden Shops. Phone or
jers. Atlantic l400. Hechinger Co
ENERGREENS, iow-growing, hardy trees,
each wit oail of earth many varieties
from which to choose: priced from $3.50
Qp; also larger-growIng evergreens. Nor
way and white spruce, arborvitae, Fraser
and Douglas fir with balls of earth $40
up; select the cnes you like at any one of
our complete garden shops. Phone orders
ATlsntie 400; free delivery. Hechinger Co.
GARDEN TOOLS: used. in excellent CON
shovels 81 %; wheelbarrows, $3.50; mat
tocks with new handles. 81 o5; hoes with
ner handles. 81 105 Complete Garden
Shops at stores. Phone orders. Allan
tic 1400A Free delivery, Hechinger Co.
THOROUGHLY experienced white garden
ers, lawn work. Landscaping and main-
tainers on monthly basis. Cali SH. 1920
after ) pm.
T0Ps0Ir.. filling-in dirt, wen-rotted ma
nure: delivered. Trash removed. DE. 6337
or DU. 0l15.
LANDSCAPING.
COMPLETE LANDSCAPE SERVICE
Lawns. Trees and Shrubs.
J. A. COOK,
WO 1890. Phone Kensington 466
Evening star., 1944-06-07
APIS. WANTED icasf. l /,

Refined COUPLE. civilian. permanent.
desire small furnished apt. in apt. building,
NV section, BY Aug. Is, Box 30s.K. Star.
TWO ADULTS with immediately one or
section: HP te $50: ordway o5s4.
TWO ADULTS wish attractive furnished
or unfurnished apartment, / to 4 rooms,
convenient 70 TRANSFORMATION and in NV.
fs Sstas sos sk Ssns ls star or after give
WAC OFFICER wants furnished studio
room. private entrance and private bath,
kitchenette optional; Northwest or Airing
ton; not over $50. Call Glebe 7416. be-
BUsINEssWoMAN desires one room,
KITCHEN ana bath in good location. Box
RELIABLE travelling man desires furn. or
rm: apt. private entrance. telephone and
silver snring 0574 or Box 34l- X, Star.
ELDERLY LADY desires quiet bedroom.
l. r, K. and b. apartment, unfurnished:
permanent; year lease; occupancy July. 1
VI Sc ea4sfd T NS K yssaie s s seqs as which
TWO RESPONSIBLE ADULTS desire or Q
bedroom npt. or house in NV. sectier tpay
up to $3.50 mo.l. terrace or gardening II
posslole; GEORGETOWN II possible; furnished.
modern cah DE. o745 after q AID. $500
YOUNG WOMAN with exceptional refer.
ences wants furnished studio apt, clean
bldg, NV, section. Box 349-K. Star. Sc
YOUNG NAVAL PHYSICIAN end wife de-
urban section available BY July st. Tele-
phone Catonsville tMd) 121s-M, r...rse
TWO ADULTS tgentiles, desire rm. KIT
,rr MI fnrn. art; permanent: NV. section.
CoLoRED--Serviceman wife needs / or
Z rooms, kitchen and BATH, NV. section.
Call WO, O435, between 10 am. and .. m.