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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-13
Hartford AtIontics At Nouqotuck

The United States Rubber basket ball team will resume play on the Naugatuck "" court, Friday night at 8:30 when they meet the un- defeated Hartford semi-pro Atlan- tics. The Hartford squad have beaten the Rockville PoliSh-Am can club, Hartford Frog Follows E. .aSt Granby, Mass, professional team and many other leading Hart ford teams. The visitors will show Freddie and William Ware, the two sensational colored stars from Weaver and Hartford high schools Both brothers were captains of their school teams. They are at pres ent heading the Hartford Dusty league hgih scoring columns with William on top and Fred in sec- ond place. Freddie is well known in professional basketball circles as the star of the Globe Trotters, who, until this season, trayeled throughout the country playing all the leading teams; Al Nelson; Os- sic Oswald, Maiden high set shot champion; Joe Heavey. University of Connecticut; Joe Bores, three letter man at Hartford high for basketball; Ed Williams, who has just received a contract from the New York Giants to play baseball this coming season; Ed LaSkaS. veteran basketball player from the East Hampton league: Dickey Fo- ley and Jack Wise of the Univer- sity of Connecticut.
 Those seeking reserved seats are to see Harry Ingram or Fritz Klambt of the Naugatuck YMCA.
 The Rubber squad. which has just won the First Half Cham pionship in the Waterbury league, is very anxious to again play one of the East's leading teams.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-13
Braves, Red Sox At Hortford, , April IT

Boston, Feb. 13 - (UP0 - The Boston Braves have scheduled Is practice games during their spring training sessions that begin at Georgetown University at Washing ton March 12.
 The schedule:
 March 24-25, Athletics at Fred erick.. Md; 26-27, Senators at Col lege Park, Md; 29. Senators at Washington; 31, and April 1. Toron- to at Hagerstown. Md: 3-4, Balti- more; 0-10, Phillies at Wilmington, Del; II. Red Sox at Hartford, Conn. 13-14-15, Red Sox at Boston.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-13
Trio or C. Y. o. Games Toniqht

Plenty of action will be forth coming tonight in the CYO hoop loop with two games at Washington Park - St. Thomas and St. Francis Xavier at 2 p. m. to be followed by Immaculate Conception and St. Lucy's at 8:30 D. m.
 Coach Tom (Hank) O'Dea takes his SS. Peter and Paul kids to Naugatuck for game with the able St. Francis team of the borough in the high school gym at 7:30 p. m.
 Al Monti will oficiate the Wash ington Park games; with Lefty Farrar as the Naugatuck game referee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-13
Basketball Scores
(By United Press

By United PreSS) Illinois II, Indiana 48. Cornell 38, Syracuse 8. Brooklyn Naval Armed Guard 6O New ork FBI 48. Tennessee 48, Georgia 38. North Carolina 43, North Caro- lima State 35.
 Iowa 48, Purdue 43 Langston "A, BiSyh P 5. Florida 58, Auburn 43. Pennsylvania 57. Columbia 50. Augustana 48, Macomb, III. Teachers 41.
 American University 52, Johns Hopkins 28.
 Illinois Normal A. Illinois Wes- leyan 38.
 Drake 5. Cornell College A.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-13
!. K. A. Girls
 Games Toniqhf

Girls basketball games tonight as St. Joseph's hall. bring together USTime and Scovill ERA girls first and second place teams of the IRA League; with Chase and Benrus girls to meet in the first of two games starting at 7:15 p. m. Scovill defeat- ed Time 15-13 for the Brennan teams only loss; having won to 5 games played.
 Chase, defending champs, is fav- ored to defeat Benrus, in the first game but an upset is looked for by Benrus packers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-13
Tech Hopeful
 ForN.V. L. Grown

Leavenworth kept alive it's hopes of Naugatuck Valley league bas- ketball championship during its first year in the Class "A" circuit by de- feating Wilby High 37 to 26 last night, before a small crowd at Wilby gym. For the first half, Wilby went ahead, 7-2, was passed but stayed close for 16-14 Tech lead at half time. Frank Santagotta, husky Leav- enworth center found the nets con- sistently for 16 points; Danaher leading the Wilby point making with CrOra.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-13
Girls Club Leaque

Duggan and Sprague girls of the Girls Club basektball league met last night in Waterville and are sched- uled again this evening in the Dug gan gym; where the Brooklyn young ladies have a chance to win two games in two nights; having defeat- ed Sprague 22-18 last evening as G. Sciascia and J. Relihan of the rival teams accounted for 12 points each. Coorp
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-13
BY HARRY CRIMSON NEA Sports Editor

New. York. Feb, 13-With all the furor growing out of the Brooklyn College basketball scandal and in view of the racing blackout, the just completed Gallop poll on the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-13
Sacred Hearts Top St.. MoW's 28-15

Having lost a decision to St. Mary's Academy of New Haven or its own floor. and by a ten point margin, the chances of Sacred Heart High basketballers did not look any too good when Coach Ebby Conlan's boys went to New Haven yesterday morning. However, the Hearts were very much on their game, Murphy leading an attack which brought the Waterbury boys a 28 to Is vic- tory, squaring the home and home series. Score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-13
GFo-Y League

Results of games played in the Gra-Y Basketball league-the Little g Balls defeated the Rangers. 36-13. Divigard was high point getter for the winners when he collected IT points.
 In the other game played, the Crows defeated the Gremlins. 13-10 ina very close game. The next time that these four teams meet will be Saturday morning when the Little 2 Balls will take on the Crows at e:i6 while Gremlins and Rangers meet at 10 a. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-13
ing game to Danaher-Ogilvy, 15-11.

ing game to Danaher-Ogilvy. 15-11. 9-l5, 15-2.
 Post Wright lost to Gustavson- Cummings, 1915. 15-6: Woods and Cuseo (WestporD defeated Tata- Lockwood, 1917, 15-l1. Wright -Tata lost to Cummings Cuseo. 13-15, 15- 12, 15-1.
 This finished league competition matches for the year and starting next week mixed doubles will be played in both Glass A and B com- petition in sections of the Conn. Dc S.--ie-t~-- ~~s~oiafioV
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-13
Drew Comes Thru

HoIyoke, Mass. Feb. 13 = UP)- Lige Drew. 14S, of Springfield, bat tied to 8 unanimous decision over Solomon Stewart, l46, of New York in a 1O-round feature bout at Val ley Arena last night.
 Tn preliminaries: Jack Tarzan, IA. Torrington. Conn, technically knocked out Pete Savageau. l42, Southbridge (5): R1tchie Gibbons.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-13
Lost Nights Fights
By United PEessl

Newark. N. J. Julie Bort, 138 1-2, Brooklyn, knocked out Nick Restano, Al 1-2, Newark, CD.
 Pittsburgh - Tommy Bell, 151, Youngstown. O., drew with Bee Bee Wright, 150, Clarion, Pa., uO.
 Baltimore - Teddy Randolph, l8l New York, stopped Al Blake, POP, Baltimore, CD.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-13
They Still Cant Hurt Benevolent Geo. Moore By DAN PARKER

GEORGE MOORE that benevolent soul Henry ons OeMg peecuteG again The persecution of kindly old MT Moore eopade Mir MoOre livelihood by calling attention the fact that ing worse '''A ''ONA -' '"''N' '''"-
 printed deep pa-nO ticket viii De cancelled NN'''
 Gordon MasLe Angeles sports eoIumnst who devoid his campaign to hurt Mr. Moore just fighter
 nG the latest writer to incur Honest GOrEes dpesure Cor. after of the beatngs he took
 naturally brought phone tongue flashing from Mr. Moore who quoted by Macker follows: "YOu livelihood Ed Note how come the commission passed hm?"
 Maeter reveals E that ' Iast August mstronV % was Send ancos m % n wearing % an artificial ar S eye vision the right eye sDd ao he @ oad an aTs 3 b in @ 2 70 percent Joss loss G & vision in the right eye and B percent loss of the California Commission brings cisco specialists percent vision in one eye ac the other and should operated It would joining Gordon Macke and from going blind Doesn't he eyesight pe fined ss 800 by the California on the boxing shows over period ear hus dp rG1s S. s e the n snS r e Fnnd to sDS give
 his license restored The Commission engaged Jerry president of the orsanua appeal from the fine wonder why lege basketball players
 HANK DAMORE the New must have loaded the moons game with the Washington not Up Niagara speaks to them French WorKS sl vous be kindly they think cnance or becoming major eaguer Therefore suggested Henry might find himself Nagara Falls papers cast dissenting though native O ."
 wish the home represented at Sunday f game when the roy center m tne closing period that the speed Of barrel going his beloved Niagara He passes 70 until they must a He broke stick started g@a besides finishing AMe an egg Hank still would have dominated picture
 course difference eastern that can use the Rov goaie after he noon they did Sunday into their lineup he AL whenever season don't get the impression SO hot they codnr SUno OAnore Therefore
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-13
High Team Single
Monday, Feb. 19

Monday, Feb. 19 Saginario vs. Scigliano Pelletier vs. Larson Driscoll vS. Cavanaugh
 Tuesday, Feb. 20 Brennan vs. McCriStle Pugra vS. CaShin Keenan Vs. Judd
 Wednesday, Feb. 21 Lange vS. KruSe Stanton vs. Seery Dzinski vs. Courtney
 Thursday, Feb. g Verriker vs. Pope Mulville vs. Flanagan Collins vs. DiNapoli
 Friday, Feb. 23 Harmon vs. Carroll Cooke vs. Jarlott Holian vs. KoSkey
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-13

b c t t ing habits of t h e nation seems incredible
 Fibre l l a H
 L a c u a r d i a. alias T h e Hat. to the contrary n o t hWithstand- ing, t h e r e is, a c c o r ding to the highly rep utable dire c tor of { h e Ameri- can Institute of P u bl ic Opinion, consid e I a b l y 1 Q 6 6 hettinp on
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-13

racing and playing of numbers than any other form of gambling.
 Yes, sir, there are racing and the numbers racket way down at the bottom of the list with measly 2 per cent each.
 Basketball has to be coupled with other athletic events and elections to account for IT per cent.
 Butch LaGuardia undoubtedly will be shocked to learn that the greatest number of bettors, al- though not necessarily the largest amounts of money, are attracted by old-fashioned church lotteries, bingo parties, etc.
 George Gallop's agents found that 45 per cent of the civilian popula- tioli liked to take a chance now and then on something or other, and church lotteries, bingo, etc., head the pack with "A per cent. Cards, dice and just plain gambling eat up an- other 20 per cent.
 With many playing more than one game, here are the Gallop fig
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-13

15O. Springfield. decisioned Jerry McGee. Springfield (6); Baby Tiger Flowers. 143, Worcester decisions Jose Lasalle, 142, New York (0; Al Hallie. 151, Worcester decisioned
 Charlie Warner, 140, Springfield (O.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-13

And bingo bugs won't take a shutdown smiling as did the racing interests. A threat by authorities of Hudson County, N. J., to put the official kibosh on bingo in Mayor Hague's domain brought an avail anche of protesting letters.
 Reformers may take sop of sadistic comfort from a corollary which ayers that only 15 bettors out of every 100 claim to have made money. The rest admit they have either broken even or lost. All hoss players must die broke, of course.
 This latest Gallop poll shows fewer bettors than did similar one taken in 1941, when 54 per cent of the civilian adult population con- fessed to having risked bob or two now and then. This is officially ex- plained as due to the fact that the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-13

Crosby at Naugatuck Wednesday night and Crosby vs LeavenWorth Saturday at Wilby gym are other important games of the week, which have a bearing on the local city championship and Techs final place in the valley league standing.
 Jack Stinson of Naugatuck with 12O points in games for an average of 13 plus per game is sure thing to win NVL individual scoring honors; the runner-up Leaven- worth's Joe Eiduks having but 86 at this time.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-13

Bristol, England, has over 5000 applicants for municipal houses.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-13

Establishment of community cen- ters is being advocated in Australia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-13

Score at half time: Sacred Heart 19, St. Mary's II. Referee: Roache.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-13
SPRAGI E

Score at half time: 14-12. Ref cree: N. Moore.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-13
IEAVENWORTH
Totals ......... 10

Score at half time: Leavenworth 15, Wilby IA. Referee: Petrino.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-02-13
TEAM STANDING

High Single
Evening star., 1945-08-16
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
OR 3 BEDROOM HOUSE

2 OR BEDROOM HOUSE IN Arlington.
oLIXER n C,R2EE6MoRE, ,2TZ6NMo cH, 7792
house today or sell to cash clients waiting
al full market value; no obliga ton for ap-
praisals, MITCHELL QUICK, DI. 2S31.
CASH BUYERS for D C. and Md property.
WoopRlDGE Really CO. 2s8i Rhods sa';
WE .SjsPd G.s sys SELL ne yoTR M9 HoGsr a923 ".
attention. a H6MpHRigs. tp Reaieors. Hap.
sns No capi,ol Ma $3.50
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its fun
Realtors established 1857, DI. 10I5.
We We PAY All CASH for ne. and Sc.
properly. Quick settlements. GUM 4
Do IY6T 9oT RisH Ms ro SELL. we have gaeG man,
clients who are in a position to pay.
cash; homes in a price. range OF 81 500 to
$4,000 are particularly solicited; lstinss
Walk, sales manager THOs. j. FISHER
4 co, NC Realtors, DI. $3.50 (eves-
WANTED, detached brick home in NV.
preferably American Univ PARK or nearby
section Should not exceed $4,000. Call
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE and get you
appraisal; plenty clients waiting for quick
results. Call A H Parker, RA. 1859
or ia, 1868. J. B. T1FFEY g. SON. 316
Kennedy, s.. NV.
Washington or nearby Montgomery County:
1915. THos. E. FARRELL Co: realtors.
12l 10Th 81. NV, National 0765.
CHEVY CHASE, D. Cash buyer for all
Imm pogs nor imperative EN- Q551
Evening star., 1945-08-16
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES and typewriters
s0Tsh S4a top pgss ssSs repaTea oqE auMfkkGyH m
CORP Bond Blda.. 18th and N. 7. ave.
ANTIQUE FURNITURE and articles Of art,
paintings, china. carvings Chinese PIECES
wanted at once. Call MR.. GRADY. MA.
AUTOMOBILE GRILL wanted-A right
a6 zedbyS left fTon pSo6e ss tS5 sG 1889 L1sSn
furniture Of good grade wanted at once
s1day sthsr MR qteS aRap a Sdd sR Ress $3.50 Please call
CAMERAS, photo, equipment. both amateur amateur,
pdp pnd prefeSsSna sod Best prices ,rea roFp
Cash! Trade lil0Tsf BRENNER. s3s Penna. ave
9,x;; RI, 2434: Open 9 an. to pm.
shoes Cali ina MoRRs eoTHN 9Sfq sToRE re-
s22t e georgia ave. NV. RA. s6l5.
asea eoSn Illsss 'ic ia s0f n men s.
CLOTHING. highest cash prices paid for
ing and shoes, Also furniture. win call
Phone EX; :s765. GOOD NEIGHBoR
sT9RES, R, a31 5th st. NV. 1922 II st. ne
DI; 67s9; Open eyes. viii call.
DIAMONDS Dl GOLD: Highest cash prices
Arthur MAaKEL. $40 st. ~
EhECTKOLUA gas refrigerator, 5-ft.. also
OH puTHeT Win tank ana controls, studio
couch. twin beds RA 2036
FURNITURE, bric-a-brac. china. glassware.
rugs. silverware,, PAINTINGS: highest cash
prices paid Call MURRAY. TAYLOR 1898
FURNITURE-Inner-s mats, all grades:
1efrigerators, wash. machines; highest cash
prices: prompt removal. MI. 977S
FURNITURE and home furnishings of all
kinds. in good condition; spot cash; prompt
remoyaL rem aI,,n Mr.. JERRY. TR. 2sO6
FURNITURE-Want to buy some used
household goods: Also good piano. Call
evenings. Republic 1872 22s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dining room, rugs,
electric refrigerators, radios, washing and
sewing machines, ETC.; highest prices for
best results. Call any time, TR. 1878,
FURNITURE and other useful household
effects of the better kind wanted at once,
| piece or entire home. Please call today
Mr.: GRADY, MA. 1890.
FURNITURE. in. good, clean condition;
stove. iceboxes: highest cash prices paid
| / G. FURN. CO.. 1858 H st. ne, TR. io3S
GoLD-Bring your old gold silver. plating
teeth. discarded jewelry; We pay cash.
KAHN. INC. SO years at Gas r st. NV
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, highest cash
prices Call Republic 6212. KITS. 1880
G st NV.
PIaNos-Grands, apartment uprishts, O,
spinets wanted. viii pay high price for
sSod pianes; ss,, ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO
PIANO-Good used Steinway grand or baby
grand. Adams 1859 after 10 pm.
Evening star., 1945-08-16
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

PYRENEES PUPPIES, females, one pure
white, 10 weeks old; Axe registered; rea-
soma BILE. WA 0136
IRISH SETTER PUPPY. months old
male. thoroughbred, for sale. MI 5000.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, reg. black
black and white. red and white. For fur.
ther Information telephone Sligo 1894
GREAT DANES, fawn and brindle: also
pups: excellent bloodline: $50 UP. R. D
LINDSEY, Silver Spring 039s.
COCKER pups, Axe reg. champion blood
DALMATIAN PUPPY. ) mos. male. AKc
papers. house broken excellent blood line
SIS. Falls Church 27SS-W
PEKISGESE, ideal pets. Axe show win
ner'S puppies. months. Falls Church
GERMAN SHEPHERD, months old, male
Will give to any one who can give gooc
home. sos 10th st. ne.
RABBITS-Prominent strains of pedigreet
and or registered New Zealand white ant
chinchilla rabbits: rea sonable. Ii 1910.
COOKERS (2). blond, buff. females, {
weeks, very lively. no pedigree. SO. quick
sale. Taylor 432I.
KITTENS q; free; gray. black. spotted
2 FULLY PEDIGREED female pointer pups
be. Be $; seen today from 4 to s, 245 NoriIf
COCKER, male, black, : months, show ane
stud prospect, sire champion Stockdal
Town Talk dam daughter champion
Startler; price. 5000. cH. 4245.
A1REDALE PUP, reg. Axe; real show pros
pcct; lively little fellow: wonderful com
panion and watchdog. EN-. 55S3
Evening star., 1945-08-16
HOUSES FOR SALE.

coLoREDIIIsas COLUMBIA sI, ~
coIokED1sos III BLOCK Ey. st, MS,
remodeled for recreation room; front and
porch excellent condition Priced to seII.s
coLoRfpls toiRsf,, s1IRe RooMs M ~ ~ baths, .m
Tssss9aalsb5s. s. q ,o FoT Information ! call Mr.
b. as'oss dsashsa sGs sE s
garage; 1900 block 18th st. NV. down
town price, s12,750; down, payment So
tally; ayold anneeesssEy calling. DINO
Sst home sirsaasa onIs FL or a5.s
tSISRrBSEfS 4aGRs 9 I ';ss
good condition bath, electricity, gas; terms,
CoLoRED-FACING Soldiers Home Parry
bedrooms. tile bath, inclosed 2nd floor
garase. caii Mr. Foster. oE, $3.50. with,
BEITZELL. D! 300
| 3-story brick, IL rooms and baths. hot-'
adns pagan s95 ssLss M2RsaAIf Fl IfFm
coLoREb, isI7 oUE ST. Nw.-a rooms.
oil hotwater heat. bath, gas electricity;
/ partly vacant; nome investment. To ln-i
/ CHARLES o. WARD. - Fla ave NV q
COLORED, 1911 N. CAPITOI-1O rooms,
hot-water heat, bath, gas. electricity: suit
able for home or investment Shown by
appt. only. Call CHARLES o. WARD or
sales dept. 81 Fla. ave NV. AID. 7495.
COLORED, 1868 z ST. NE.-Two-family
home, arranged apts.; live in one apt.
rent the other; 81 900 down payment. bal
monthly. For information call AID 74e5,
/ CHARLES o. WARD, 81 Fla. ave. NV, or
CoLoRED - MAGNIFICENT Groom and
bath brick house, . inclosed brick Sleep
4 ing porches, Colonial front porch. front
and rear entrance TO full basement. hot
water heat, stationary tubs: perfect con-
dition from cellar to roof. If you let me
take you to inspect this house, you'll be
convinced Of its unusual value. Located
in beautiful section Of ne. less than half
a block TO carlines. Price $500; $1,000
/ cash DI 1883. ask for MR. ROUSE
/ COLORED - BY OWNER, NE. section -,
Row brick 3 yrs. old; conV. to transp;
8 rooms. tile baths, finished basement
h.w. oil heat porches- DU. 1867.
COLORED 21O6 JASPER ST. s.E-s
rooms, electricity S4,250; $500 cash, ball
ance like rent.
2433 Elyans rd se-5 rooms. running
water electricity; $3.50; $500 cash, ball
ance monthly.
/ 2913 Knox pl se-4 rooms electricity;
$3.50; $500 cash, balance monthly ME-
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

NAVY MAN. wife and son 10 months need
s ses9 5S!e:asS agi ss4i Gs SsD's19sf
Sept IS for self wife vn and ~ 3-yssr-old
1s1snesf ps1s st. h Apt q 4os s. NE EG SssS - iNN:N
.-BEDRoOM APT. or house, furn or un-
furn,; perm adult residents with postwar
LIEUT.. COLONEL, recently, returned from
overseas; desiIes furnished apt, bed
sa" EXT f4s besSesn $50 ,6a Gs
REFINED LADY, age 80. wants furnished
or . room k, bath apt. for 3 mo; will
pay up to 500 per mo- begin Sept L.
gi;. niShed; vicinity walter Reed Hospital,
Sss ssiSf RE HG st with mother G
and sister desires one or two bedroom
s1V sPsF.ne0, orrisF stsEencsi sn 0Xterd 9aSs
stationed. desire furnished 1-bedroom apt,
SvISst,S Eti
furnished apt, NV. section. Call WI.
IsBEDRooM furn. or unfurn apt. within
needed No children. no pets. Middle aged,
s SOBER s51 eonple sxt Perm quty Phone to o.
PERMANENTLY stationed Army captain
partment, Washington or Alexandria No
children CAPT. WALES, National $50.
NAVAL OFFICER AND WIFE, son Z. need
or apt fuT or enn
CH. 1900. Ext. 35s evenings.
NAVY D0CT0R needs reeds l or 2 bedrm furn.
WANTED Immediately. ed eEs Groom apt. in NV.
Hobart fs4o. Ext. 1e5, between $50
MARRIED COUPLE desire 2 or room
furnished apartment. Call Trinidad 0ss5
GovERSMENr EXECUTIVE AND WIFE. no
nished apt; Can Ex. 3l11. Ext; 73.
NAVY CAPTAIN desires l or 2 bedrm.,
Mn turn :,s,9. APT by Sept ist; ma max. ,S $3.50; NV
THREE BRITISH SERVICE GIRLS. newly
arrived. urgently require, desire and really
bathroom nSI - and cooking facilities: please.
s&vAs sG1 sa eoGfnE SsnE here short time e. desire
ssfR' wR kEs sI8sk and ID t'ss ssdrsn
mmsdistels: need critisai. Box soa.a.
fiEAkRMANENr RESIDENTS desire or 3
efsnees esa1eSm 4psF'nsa Ws 5s4t in NV" best ref
NAVY OFFICER and wife urgently need
small furnished apartment. Please can
RFc RPt II ENGINEER and wife transferred to
Wash, D. c.; urgent or rm. apt, furn.
or unfurn, no children or smoking: prefer
SIS. Call Union 1862. IL.
to-be urgently need l or room fur
nished housekeeping apartment. UP to
AIR CORPS OFFICER needs furn. apt.
for wife and baby by Sept. /. Please
RENT fiN H No eoBJEcr-oovernment executive
needs or 3 bedroom furnished apartment
or house for 8 weeks or 2 months. occu-
pancy before August 80. Quality refer
HosNe s9sfs al ARM4 aos COUPLE desire to rent IT, fur
nished apt l bedroom, living room, kitch-
call MAJ. Gu FLoN during day at Ex.
SMALL FURNIsHED housekeeping apart;
S75. Box 312-G, Star, immediately. II
to $50 rent for furnished apartment or
house. EDWARD LIST. Elk. 1000. Room
NAVAL OFFICER. wife, child urgently need
PRoFEssIoNAI iGSi WOMAN. permanent.
wants Independent apartment, furnished
or unfurnished, in NV. section: is tas-
tidious.. quiet. careful. e. T: STOTZ, RE
409 I1r Ext 3ssl evsnss ma 24ss
pets, desire two-bedroom unfurn. apart
ment: immediate occupancy: ne, NV. or
suburban section preferred. Box 314.G'
ENFURN.. by quiet. refined couple: perm
emp: no children. no pets; NV. pref.
WANT TO RENT or sublet furnished apt.
by lieutenant overseas 40 mos. and wife:
perm assignment. Phone AID. S014. 22'