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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-07

ga plant when the city took the
property from a privately owned
company.
Mr.. Gaudy was a member of the
Masonic Lodge. knights Templar.
knights OF Pythias. the Baptist
Church. Washtenaw Country Club.
Highland Cemetery Association. as
well as numerous committees.
His wife and son Harold preced-
ed him in death. He leaves a son
Ralph. Evanston. H., a sister. Miss
Jessie GaIdy. Stratford. Ont, a
daughter.in-law. Mrs. Harold Gau-
dy; two grandsons. Robert X.
Gaudy in naval training at Alma
College. George W. Gaudy. and a
granddaughter. Jeanne Marie eau
dy. Evanston. III.
Funeral services will be Mon
day at . O'Clock from the Moore
Funeral home with Rev. Gordon
Speer Of the Congregational Church.
officiating. The Masonic Lodge
will have the commitment service
at the grave In Highland Gene
.sry.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-07
Spencer School to
Have Another Bus

A new school bus for use in the
Spencer School district will be
available TO transport students
from Willow Village to Ypsilanti
schools by the end OF the month,
school officials stated today. APP
proval Of the purchase OF the body
OF the bus was given by the Office
OF Defense Transportation, and a
chassis has been procured by
school officials. At present the
body is being mounted in Indiana.
and when II arrives here 1t will
bring the number OF school buses
in the district to three Release
Of the new equipment was recon-
mended by the Michigan state or.
flee OF Education. and was an.
nounced by Leslie ". Patterson,
district ODT manager.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-07
international

Washington, Jan. Up The
imminent prospect Of new super
planes capable OF travelling be-
tween 500 and 600 miles an hour
and especially Of new warplanes
that may hasten victory was rails
ed today with the official announce
ment that a secret. jet.propelled
Allied fighter soon will be in pro-
auction.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-07

Los Angeles,Ian. 7-lNS-Rep.
Clare Roothe Luce today laid the
blame for the disaster Of Pearl
Harbor squarely on President
Roosevelt's foreign policy.
In Los Angeles representing the
womans division OF the Republi.
can National Committee. Rep. Luce
last night told a meeting OF Re
publicans al the Elks Temple that
the foreign policy Of the Roosevelt
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-07
ROBBERY FolLEp

Detroit. Jan 1-INS-An at
tempted robbery OF the Greyhound
bus terminal vas foiled today when
roltce ARE tied Dale Hartz. -.
Hartz. police said. forced the sta
ton manager. William II. SchrecE.
o.. into an Office. using a piece ~
pipe hidden in his coat pocket for
gun He demanded thar
Schreck open the safe. 4 suspi-
cious employe called police just
few minutes before Patrolman Ed
ward Zadrowski arrived on his re-
griar beat Zadrowski held Hartz
lntl a cruiser arrived.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-07

Washington, Jan. 7-INS-Presi-
dent Roosevelt's report to Congress
next week on the state OF the
union Is expected to be a stern
war message placing greater en-
phasis on the home 'front.' than
in any recent address.
Administrator officials report
ed today that the President is pre-
pairing to demand sacrifice from
all groups OF citizens as a part
OF his new win the war" program
and to stand firmly behind his
price and wage sterilization pro-
gram.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-07
TO DEMAND REPORT

Detroit, Jan. 7--INs-Gov. John
". Bricker, in Detroit to address
Republicans in his campaign for
the COP presidential nomination.
said he will demand a full report
on gambling conditions in Lucas
County. Ohio from the sheriff and
prosecutor when he returns 10
Columbus today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-07
AUCTION CALENDAR

WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 12- at
1900 noon. Premises located on
Burton Road. q mile directly
south Of willis. 8 miles southeast
Of Ypsilsnti. ~ miles southwest
Of Belleville. u miles east Of ss-
line, II miles east Of Milan. vii.
liam NJ. Heston. Proprietor; Earl
Wright, Auetloneer; o. e. Vedder,
Clerk. Adv. Ill
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-07
Mev Allied Landing Along
Adriatic Coast Rumored by
Stockholm; Balkans Upset
Allies Making
Advances In
Italy

CBy International News Ssryicel
An unconhrI. ID report Of a new
Allied landing on the continent
along the Adriatic Coast OF Yugo-
slavia was received by way of
Stockholm today.
The rumored landing was entire
ly without confirmation in Allied
quarters.
The Stockholm newspaper Alton
Tidningen said that "crack" diyi.
sions OF Allied troops had landed
at Atrategi, positions on the Yugo-
slav coast The publication quot
ed Zagreb source and added that
heavy hghting' was in progress
between the Allies and German
troops supported by Croat QuiG-
llngs.
New nervousness was reported
among the Balkan nations.
Meanwhile. In Italy the Fifth Ar
my smashed closer to the Casino
gateway to Rome. besting the Ger
mans in bitter mountain lighting.
Yank troops OF Lieut.. Gen. Marx
W. Clark swept forward TO seize
the 3.O00foot high Monte Majo,
i've miles northwest OF Venafro.
Within San Vlttore. six miles be
low Casino. the Allies remained
locked In savage hand.to.hand COM
bat with tho German garrison.
House by house. the Fifth Army
troops were clearing the city which
appeared as stoutly defended as
Ortona. the Adrlatlc port which the
Canadians OF the Eighth Army won
nfter nine solid days OF fierce street
1ghting.
Continues Advance
While the Fifth Army continued
to advance all along It's ten mile
wide offensive front. the British
Eighth Army on the Adriatic sec
tor Of the line also reported gains.
Indian troops OF the Imperial Forca
were particularly cited in tho of.
ncial communique as having bet.
tered their positions.
Maintain Attacks
The Allies maintained their
heavy bombardment Of enemy
targets in Continental Europe re-
lentlessly today as United Nations
ground forces hammered. the enc
my steadily backward along roads
that lead to Rome and Berlin.
Shortly after speedy Mosquito
Bombers OF the Royal Air Force re-
turned from battering targets in
western Germany and northern
France during the night, large
formation OF Allied aircraft swept
across the channel 10 hit unidentl'
fed objertives.
Escorting the daylight raiders
we're sizeable fghter units. and tho
London Evening Standard said the
raidinR formation swept TO the at
tack in dull, Dudy weather.
According TO the air ministry,
which announced the night raids on
Germany and occupied France, not
a single Allied plane was lost in
these operations.
Advance Steadily
In Russia. meantime. the first
Ukralnian army advanced steadily
in a rapidly-expanding drive. Al
ready ~ miles inside OF old, Poland,
II was threatening the key rail juno
ton Of Sarny. IS miles beyond the
border. other columns OF the So
Wet force ~ere increasing the peril
OF Vinnitsa and Shepetoyka, strate-
gle lower Ukraine rail points.
The Japs. likewise. we're being
forced steadily backward in the
islands north ~ Australia. Ameri-
can Marines advanced toward Bor-
gen Bay. near captured Cape Glou-
cester. on New Britain; other Yank
troops pressed toward Madang.
New Guinea. and on the same island
Australian Jungle fighters made
headway IN the Sio area.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-07

WASHINGTON-INS-The plan
to appoint eX-Congressman Maury
Maverick as chairman OF the
Smaller War Plants Corporation
has encountered stiff opposition in
the Senate Small Bushes Commit
tee. Despite the committee atti-
tide, members reiterated today
that War Production Board Chair
man Donald NJ. Nelson is determ-
med to name maverick.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-07

MONTGOMERY. Ala.-INS -
two more OF the nine negroes who
figured in Alabama's famed
"Scottsboro case" were free today
following their parole by the
state parole board. The latest
two granted paroles are Andy
Wright, 80, OF Chattanooga. Tenn,
who was serving a 99-year sen
tence, and Clarence Norris. 80, Of
Warm Springs( Ca, under a life
sentence.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-07

loNOON-INS-A reported
German intention 70 "lult all
Russia" was featured by the
London Evening News In a
sensatlonally headIlned story
today based upon neutral cor
respondents reports emanat-
ina from Berlin.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-07

NEW YORK-lNS- Arthuro
Toscanini, the great symphony
conductor, who spurned Holly.
woods offer OF $25o,ooo to make
one picture, volunteered his ser
vices TO the government for a
film presentation Of Verdi's
"Hymn OF the Nation. which
has Just been completed, IL was
revealed today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-07

wAsHINGTON-INS- Federal
food officials we're called before
the Senate Postwar Committee in
a closed hearing today for ques-
tioning about charges that the gov.
eminent is boarding food and 'et-
ting II spoil in storage Commit
tee Chairman Walter F. George
(D) Ga. who promised thorough
Investigation said representatives
Of the office Of Price Administra-
ton. Agriculture. War. Navy and
Treasury Departments. the War
Production Board defense supplies
Corporation. Maritime Commission
and other agencies would appear.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-07

PHILADELPHIA-INS - With
all production of Navy vessels
stopped. 5000 to 1900 striking
employees at the Cramp Shipbuild'
ing Co. yards were determined to-
day to continue their work stop
page until all grievances were
settled and a new contract was
signed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-07

WAsHINGTON-UP- Chairman
James L. Fly OF the Federal Com
municauons Commission will be
called before a special congression7
al committee soon to give his re-
ply to charges that he sought or
forced the custer OF two high Navy
officials who opposed his policies,
II was disclosed today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-07

SEATTLE. Wash.-INS- Eight
hundred foundry workers in the
Seattle area were on strike today,
less than three days after War
Labor Board panel had made its
recommendations on their de-
mands for pay increases.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-07

oKANOGAN, Wash.-UP- The
mother of Maj. Gregory Boyington,
swashbuckling Marine ace report
ed missing after he tied the Ameri.
can record of two wars by down
ing Is japanese planes, said with
quiet conviction today that we
know Greg will come back" The
flier's mother. Mrs. E. J. Hallen-
beck, was informed by the Navy
last night that her son failed to
return from a raid on Rabaul Har-
Dor Jan. 8.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-07

WASHINGToN-lNs - An
important Anglo.Ameriean con-
ference on a postwar none
tsry plan was held at the State
Department today. Among
those participating in the meet
ing were Secretary OF State
Cordell Hull, British Ambasss-
dor Lord Halifax, Secretary OF
the Treasury Henry Morsen-
THAI and Leo 7. Crowley, for
eign economic administrator.
American and British monetary
experts also were present.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-07
Flashes of
Late News
THE WEATHER: Tonight;
Cloudy, Colder

HAVANA-INS- Nancy Cakes
de Marigny was believed today TO
be planning an early trip 10 Mas
sau, where her Millionaire father.
Sir Harry Cakes. was slain last
fall Nancys husband. Count Al
fred De Marigny. who was acquit-
ted Of the murder OF Sir Harry. in
terviewed immigration authorities
in Havana relative to whether she
could return at will. giving Use TO
the belief she planned a trip.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-07

NEW YORK-INS-German oc-
cupation Authorities in France
we're reported today to be arrest
ins more and more Frenchmen zap
parently in anticipation Of Allied
landings along the French coasts. v
The swiss newspaper. Tribune de
Geneve. said the Frenchmen were
arrested under various pretexts'
according to the Office Of War In
formation.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-07

PHILADELPHIA ms - APP
proximately 200 city employees
continued their strike for pay
increase today as convicts were
pressed into service to maintain
PHILADELPHIA water supply. Dele
gates Q. the American Federation
OF State, County and Municipal
Workers (AFL) voted last night
to stay out ano her day despite a
blunt warning from city council
that demands for the 10 cent per
hour increase will mot be met until
the men are back on the job.
LONDON-INS-Increased signs
OF the filters were apparent to-
day among Hitler's Balkan satell-
ties and one neutral report said
that King Michael of Rumania is
ready to fly to London to seek
peace terms.
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-07

NEW YORK-INS-The death
OF Gen. Feodor Kirianoff, Soviet
prisoner OF war held in a Nail
prison camp near Monda. northern
Italy. under suspicious circum-
stances was reported today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-07

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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-07

While the Fifth Army continued
to advance all along It's ten mile
wide offensive front. the British
Eighth Army on the AdrIatic sec.
tor Of the line also reported gains.
Indian troops OF the Imperial Forcs
were particularly cited in tho of.
nclal communique as having bet
tered their positions.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-26
ROOMS WANTED.

NOT OVER S45, rm, pvt bath and some
gss Of Tefs bus small ne D n 1s st6 and Eye
Easter by middle aged woman, Federal en-
4aye o f1 de srssuats ox res write far
WANTED, by refined lady, private room
with bath. in quiet home, Protestant
Bog Star
with consenial people. Falls Church 1908.
NAVAL OFFICER, recently returned to
o; g., desires two or three furnished rooms
with use OF kitchen in private residence.
Not over $4,000 month. Box ASIA, Star.
pss she tsss EsH Room e2 VI sa:ss
% sSyg,s best sp ref Boz a77.A' Star Ss.
H xsni so Sicnits f. 45s
MA LSIIG single room ynfurnished near
young lady, near Wardman Park. CO..
asa s6ne LAZY ssps Sef p Rk sg5 in
Mrs G. g, Gill, 1907 18th st. NV.
ENLISTED MAN, Navy. desires ROOM with
bath in northwest section. Box 4 ss:
BY CHRISTIAN LADY. emp. furn. rm.
5 pr or S Would m ha apt Gent &c
apt. In ans. give phone no. Box 46-B,
Ing furnished room pref s S1t With bath,
portation: best references; please quote
GENTLEMAN desires room with lavatory
in neighborhood Of 14th st and Quincy
EMPLOYED LADY, middle-aged. desires
to rent. furnished master bedroom with
private bal tn in private home in northwest
s ssabn 10th st. or west of 18th st. DE.
GENTLEMAN seeks desirable room in
private home or apartment: no meals
during business hours, 17s
YOUNG LADY. consenial, desires furnished
RE. 1885 Monday
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HOUSES FURNISHED

eO17 ROANOKE ST, Green Meadows Nd
nearby; detached; 2 rms, bath; nicely
fR ? ss64 MaF nRifs j. wa Ne a.
IN HILGCREsT, 2s14 Street sE-New
s hti9n ToSG no p ySTss children
eSre nc pets ' After sfSPe o
WILL EXCHANGE LEASE of furnished
Or or, unfnrniShed apartment NV. Washing
70 REsP6NsTBLE PERSONS, nicely furn.
&c Sopy "
81 DIock IRON m bus aoa Hilicrest' D. C., 2o13 32d
bETAcHfb 5!Rso6oM HOUSE, living room
aas ,,5 nIepi s large master bedroom with
ed area; minutes, from busline in Sc
Section; nice place to live in during the
70 COUPLE, s-room Completely en; If furn.
house, worth $500, for S130, if allowed to
KEEP one room; corner mouse, near shop
s SCI lAsE PORCH, living room, dining
Rf S5 e2 v he0R W Sun is-month
eaSs has acey fun 1 new suburban
and expenses. This ri is not an ad for
coUPLE; wanted to share home: all tacili-
f5es wife call nne ater no pm nhld WA "a
ljacent to riding stables; new house; own
SaS sEck ea Mo
INSPECTION ofrson HS
AVAILABLE JUNE ], 1715 Army Navy dr.
Arlington. Va, adjacent to Army-Navy
garage p pr $3.50 per month Telephone
D 5dsEaeh Eh4 7RooM HOUSE, with re ere
me sshS s175. 4s17 14th /, St. NV.
SE sem MIfDiiE%TTACHED 5-RooM BRICK, bed
rooms, tile bath, well furn.: 500 per mo.
e 1900 eock tgrn left to house, Key Key next ext
5ssI MokELAND ST., Chevy Chase, D. C.
AEailable , April Nicely furnished; Army
DI. 1888. N; Hines & Sons, Invest: Bldg.
Evenings. call Mr.. Davis, Emerson 1871:
adults. can be rented as / house or as 2
dGTatcwR H. #sshinStoa; iiis 4esS ave-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. furn. 5-rm,
brick bungalow, ami, incl. air cond.: 40
F Rh fsTnaO"f pEra e HOUSE on lot
bedroom dsxso@. two other t bedro rooms.
two baths, oil burner, G. E. refrigerato tor
Call or inspect after 4 pm, Saturday
$175 month: Tel. Georgia 1886. 1921
NAVAL OFFICERS WIFE. employed, will
share new 3-bedroom home with or 3
WAVE officers or other officers wives;
tra nnsSp6>saS 81 do Yg \, Gil 1897.
SMALL MODERN BUNGALOW. extra bed
in recreation room, cow. to Suitland,
Navy Yard Boiling Field $40 Send ave,
Hillside, Md: Call Monday, HI. 1475-J
9O1 HOUSTON AVE, Takoma Park, Md,
block. to Flower ave. bus line-An in
dividually built detached brick bungalow
5 rooms, bath, oil heat, cleo, refg. No
children under. IL. years. Ceiling rental,
$110. Available about April 10th. L. r.
Gravatte, realtor. MA. 0753. 729 18th
st. NV.
4-RoOM completely furnished house in
West Lanham Hills, Md. W. Ernest Offutt,
1924 K St; NV; RE. 3161. NO. 1921.
yard; $57. 30. W. M. Bauman. Thomas
Circle. Ma. 6229.
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APIS. WANTED tcont. } .

ROOMS, NV. section, for employed
m Sa end end son: good transportation. BOX
WOMAN ,9executive). two children, school
age, seeks apartment. 3 or rooms,
sitehs spsd and bath; furnished Or un.
SNAIL HH AfA I'm by s ss,
iceman and employed mother, Bethesda or
eoMoRTABI sS FHRN ei HPT sitting foom
bedroom, dinette. bathroom urgently re-
Soir eb,d ny saisSn naval 9cer AND Wife
respected; Please call EX O3oo EXT. ~,
between $50 an. and $40 pm; Sunday,
HA HlS Hi .s sfsfE bedrooms Rs
room. kitchen and bath; Conn. or Wiscon-
SIN ayes. or general neighborhood of either
3 Apr l59R ii Boy af p ass tar now or
4 RESPONSIBLE Government girls desire
a after or Partly furnished apt Call
BY two sTATE DEPARTMENT ofrcials,
an unfinished two-bedroom apartment in
M a6e Snildng within walking distance
W. H. Dennis RE. $500, Extension 1000
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-one or two room
apt. with kitchen, bath; unfurnished or
446o Ext nsseaed BY wave Officers
3, GIRLS WANT furnished apt.. rooms,
kti,, bath; under S100; NV. Cali EN-
: OR :! ) ROOM al APARTMENT, furnished ed or
nnTur prss44.a for n5sa Scer and S
sire Immediately. bedroom, living room,
furnished or unfurnished apartment, NJ
section: walking distance downtown; ref
En- fs n city, s bs elderly ag
FURNISHED APARTMENT %; wanted asat 70 2
sIisr YotN e. LADY q pH91 wants or
r ritnhs furnished apartment with bath and
2 mos. or more Sublet considered. Cali
a adams, 2296 after pm. Saturday or
TWO BEDRooM unfurn. apt, with porch.
CONVENIENTLY located in NV. section. OR.
YOUNG ENGINEER AND WIFE need COM
pieteiy furnished apartment in apartment
building, NV section: cow. to Conn. ave;
ma as rent. $50; Call Adams 07O0,
BkITIsH G aeTfsS F. a oFr1c AZ Re- re-.
uuires two-bedroom apartment or small
house furnished. Phone Ex. soso. Ext s..
:. OR 8 ROOMS. kitchen and bath: ger
manent tenants; references; from Columbia
TAKE "a 70 slyeT Spring . on or lust Of 16 st
I Hotel Roosevelt, 18th and V SIS, Wash
EMPLoYED BY BRITISH EMBASSY, 70 young
congenial person. lady over %; or single
T re- /. nrr Ink M; ss49 ;
WhNIED iMMEDhIELY by Canadian
government official and wife unfurnished
apartment, ] or 2 bedrooms. De 1OlI,
FURNISHED APT. for girls, college
graduates. rooms kitchen and bath,
Prefer NV. section. Call after pm,
NAVY OFFICER and small family desire
UNFINISHED 2-bedroom apartment or small
UNFINISHED house near permanent duty
at Naval Observatory, in NV. section:
responsible and best OF references Phone
OR 0Ss3 or write Bog SOCK, Star.
bedroom apt; in modern building, NV.
area, preferably furnished Woodley 1926
ARMY OFFICER and wife desire small,
Well-furnished apartment near Walter
Reed Hospital Phone RA 5053. go
between 7:30 and 10 pm
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

HOUSE, unfinished, by permanent family.
NV. section. viii rent with option to buy.
5-RM. HOUSE OR APT, in D. c.. Va. or
Md; family of 3; perm. dept. serv.: class
"A Henning. Box .312-A. Star.
FOR MAY Is, furnished house. four or
town; around $3.50. Telephone Glebe
5 ROOMS. bedrooms, unfurn., auto. heat,
ping; two adults. TR. 1884. Box 45S-A,
COUPLE wants small house or bungalow,
between Beltsville and Hyattsville, near
Washington blyd. Box 1872. Beltsville, Md
WANTED WiSFH ) WITHIN 10 DAYS, unfurnished
house, vicinity Mass. ave, NV. ext. or
bedroom house; rental approximately
RI cs Ms sm house oil aGS
gas heat. screened porch. by couple. no
children, Arlington, Silver Spring or Sc.
UNFURNISHED, west of Rock creek, de-
sarge; Phone Wo 1875, ,oo, -
May 1st or buy house in wesley ,Heights or
Spring Valley; bedrooms and baths,
Wop y6 9EdT AFpk IstI good care
your property? Agricultural employee,
have "a bedrm. house in Arlington by
RoLLINGwoOD. MD = Modern 3-bed-
room. residence. unfinished: refined adult
h fsm lease MsNu april en IT, s 81 May
u trHR HOUSE any time Before
nently employed in responsible positions;
prefer long lease; will give best references.
Maximum; SI5o. WI. 1859;
ARMY OFFICER desires for immediate &C.
cupancy, % bedroom unfinished house,
Pentagon; ss5 limit. Phone GIL 54ss:
ROOMS or broom apt, NV; pay 8
UNFINISHED house. vicinity Cathedral:
3 or bedrooms. maids room; large yard !;
Army officer wife. children. Call North
FORCED 70 MOVE APRIL ! account sale
of house, unable to locate house: 4 bed
rooms or equivalent; only solution, break
up family children beard with friends.
81 'Si RE RsPe SST Canadian nadia officer and
family, two small girls; furnished house,
parts Of NV. section, Convenient transpor-
tation: net over S135. Phone OR. 1899.
ADULT FAMILY wishes to rent. with buy
Ing ne option, 4 to room house. Box
spar tPsTt Or house
University communities; responsible party.
Armstrong. North 443O.
R r. sPtgS GOVT: professional urgent
Apr. 10; best refs. AID. 2033 Sunday and
after $50 daily. 29s
IMMEDIATELY, or room house. prefer
ably furnished. or. partly furnished, Vir-
ginia or Maryland; good bus service es-
sential. Falls Church S19-J-4
3 OR 6 ROOM HOUSE with basement, by
adults: will do repair work; ne. or NV.
section. TR. 2617.
FAMILY OF 4, two teen-age children, de-
sires 3-bedrm unfurn. home May LIST;
prefer Silver Spring, Bethesda or Chevy
Chase. SH. 5193.
A 6 to 8 ROOM unfurn. house within so
mi. of Wash: must be near schools and
transp. and have modern facilities. Write,
giving full particulars. John Miller, 21O4
Eye st. NV, Washington, D. c..
ARMY MAJOR, no children. desires or
3 bedroom house in Arlington or NV. Sec
ton. Phone Glebe S216.
DIPLOMATIC FAMILY requires to 4
bedrooms, large lot, furnished or unfur-
nished: within 8 miles of northwest sec
ton. Telephone Sligo S1S5 before IL M.
after g pm.
UNFURNISHED HOUSE, NV section pre-
ferred; or z rooms. Phone GE. 4145