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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-29
Eost Sides by 8-7
Especial to The Demf

TSpSCIdE GU 11zC UcnrOCz1rSJ -7--7
 Thomaston, Aug. 28-East met West in baseball here this evening. the East Sides nipping the West Sides 8-7 in a six-inning game which was nip and tuck" all the way. Losers got three runs in the last two innings but were short of tie as winners got 10 hits oif Lattimer; McQuarrie giving but six. The teams meet again Sunday to start a three-game series for the sstitle."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-29
Wins

Philadelphia, Aug. (UP = Lightweight champion Ike Williams. l34, of Trenton, N. J., appeared ready today for his important bout next week with Nick Moran of Mex leo city at New York after e solid lO-round decision over Gene Bur ton, 1sS l-4 of New York last night.
 Williams gained the unanimous vote of the judges and referee. He kept Burton on his heels with a two listed body attack throughout the fight. Burton was given only two rounds on the United Press score sheet, the fifth and eighth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-29
Doq Trnck Record

Revere. Mass. Aug. 2o-tuP)-- Wonderland Park today claimed q new American greyhound race track
 handle after 23.QOO fans poured Q total of e683.04 through the pari- mutucls last night during Q io-race card to wind up tho trecka zo<nlsht
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-29
BY JACK CUDDY
CT. M. Reg. U. s. Pat. On3


 United Press Stan Correspondent
 Berlin, Aug. 29.-tUP)-The Red Army of Russia, which has concen- frated on mass athletic spectacles plus soccer, now is preparing to take up track and field sports and may compete in the next Olympics, ac. cording to Col. Alexei Elizarov, chief If the Soviet "Politbureau" here. :. His job is comparable to that of Chief of Public Relations. Elizarov is an important and respected of. ficial in the Allied districts of Ber- lin as well as in the Russian, where this reporter had to obtain two passes in order to meet him on the third floor of the large, gray Rus sian sKommandatura" building.
 It was on the Luisenstrasse-in the devastated downtown area. Enter ing a big room, simply but impress vively furnished and with dark-blue curtains over the French windows, there could immediately be seen at fine far end large picture of Josef 6talin. Elizarov sat underneath It nt a large table covered with blue ploth., This man, nearly six feet tall and Well-built, rose wooden-faced as this reporter entered, accompanied by an interpreter Sgt. Israel Idel- koflu of Detroit. Elizarov wore 8 khaki uniform with red and gold spaulets and three stars. The i1- terpreter explained the nature or emiled and said sports" 1" whereupon he motioned us to seats and began fine visit and Elizarov suddenly n genial conversation through the Interpreter.
 Uncertain
 I explained that the people of the United States knew little about Rus sian sports and consequently won. fiered whether the Russians would compete, for the first time, in the Dlympics.
 q have not been home so long that have an indefinite knowledge . regarding the Olympics," Elizarov said. However, I do know that the Army is preparing to take up track and field In which 1t Is arranging to Compete with the Americans, British and French in the Olympic Stadium here next September.
 '.It is my purely personal opinion that Russia will compete in the next Oiympics if meanwhile our athletes demonstrate ability to make fair showings. overcoming our lack of previous experience.
 'sThe fact that we are a large country in population is no proof that we are able to compete in championship form soon. However we hope for the best"
 Elizarov stressed the importance of athletics in building up the physique and morale of soldiers and said that consequently the gov ernment has encouraged then th-ough0ut Russia, particularly mass sports, which were demon. strated to Gen. Of Che Army Dwight D. Eisenhower when he visited Mos COW July l2.
 Movies of Russian athletics soor will be shown in the United States Soccer Is the most important sovie competitive sport although wrestling and boxing are being taught tn th' Army.
 ''rhe pubic Is not yet interested in boxing like I4 AnqrlQas' n| added. trss'e el-o 's aeveiQp'n'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-29
METHOT BEST

METHOT BEST
 Bangor. Me. Aug. 2o-(UP)-Leo Methot, l33. of Montreal decisioned Leo Macucci. iS3, of Portland in their eight-round feature bout ct the Auditorium last night.
 Tn preliminaries: Al Wooster. i3s, Franfort, decisioned Bob Pooler, iS4 Portland (6); Kd Mackey. i4o, Wa terviile decisloned Joe soucie, il7. Grand lsle. Quebec (l); Blaine Ma- Conbsr. i3o. ouiIford stopped q Young kessari. f3e. 9koVhegan (il: Ed6ie Turner. iiO. Bangor. Elonped }oe neaulitu. ies. WaEef7ilie lA.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-29
AUTO, GAS AND TIRE MEN GIVE $500 TO FUND

One of the finest tributes to an individual as well as a mass demon stration of sportsmanship and civic pride in relation to the intended so- journ of the City Amateur Leagues champion Tribune A. c. to the na- tional AAABA tournament at Har- risburg, Pennsylvania next week. was paid yesterday, when more than 25 automobile dealers and gasoline station owners contributed more than $500 to the "on To Har- risburg" campaign, headed by Larry St. Louis.
 Business competitors of Chairman St. Louis were right up among the best contributors of amounts from $ to $25 each, which brings the an- nounced total of the fund to SPA | AA A R-rR
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-29
Hartford Loses

Hartford. Conn, Aug. 29-(uP)-- Emria defeated Hartford's Eastern League team, 5-2, here last night in the first of two-game series. It was the Pioneers 18th victory in their io of their games with Hart ford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-29

Honorable mention: Miklenivich, Scovill; Sonderman, U. S. Time; Vendrella, Waterbury Mfg: DeIeon, Benrus: Holihan, SWERA: Leach, U. s. Time: McNiven, Chase Brass & Copper: Larson, Chase Brass & Copper; MacLelland, Scovill ERA; Lauria. Waterbury Mig; Gruzas. Benrus; Farrer. U. s. Rubber; But nor, SWERA.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-29
l[HOW HEY'
 $SIAND,
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results New York 8, Boston 2 Washington 6, Philadelphia 5 Detroit 10, St. Louis 1 Cleveland 8, Chicago 2
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-29

Games Today Boston at Yankee Stadium Cleveland at Chicago Detroit at St. Louis (night) Washington at Philadelphia e,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-29
|Moior League Leaders (By Unified PreAs)
NATIONAL LEAGUE (Leading Batsmen)
AMERICAN LEAGUE (LeadinG Ratemen)
Home Runs

swimmers and Elizarov believed that heonid Meshkoff and simeon Boi- nnlnkle would become world chanl- p|Qns in lhe hFnaaIslfqke.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-29

Games Today Elmira at Hartford 6 ?. m.) Wililamsport at Albany Wilkes-Barre at Utica Binghamton at Scranton (S)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-29

Ye8terOay'B hebuats Elmira 5, Hartford Albany 5, Wililamsport (1st) Albany 5, Williamsport 0 (2nd) wilkes-Barre 4, Utica 1 Binghamton 8, Scranton 3
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Philadelphia Garrett 6-16) at Brooklyn (Davis S-10).
 Chicago (Wyse 1S-S) at Pitts burgh (Roe 10-11).
 st. Louis (Donnelly 6-7) at Cin- cinnati (Kennedy 4-1s).
 (Only games scheduled).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-29
Teller Had Some Biz Moments In the Pacific
 By DAN BARKER

(Bob Considine ace sportswrter and war cores pcndent pnchhtting for Dan Parker who is three weeks vacaton)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-29

Paraguay Is shipping biz part ol ils lobaccc crop io ihe United
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-29

Games Today Philadelphia at Ebbets Field. Chicago at Pittsburgh St. Louis at Cincinnati (Only games scheduled)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-29

NATIONAL LEAGUE
 Yesterdays Results Brooklyn 2, Philadelphia 1 Cincinnati 3, St. Louis 2 Chicago 6, Pittsburgh 3 (Only games scheduled)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-29

YESTERDAYS STAR - Catcher Rick Terrell of the Senators who picked the right time to hit his tlrst homer of the season, delivering in the ninth to beat the Athletics 6 to 5.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-29
Probable Pitchers
tBy United Press)
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Boston ~. Johnson 3-2) at New York (Zuber 4-7).
 Washington (Leonard 14-6) and Wolff) at Philadelphia (Newsom G. 16 and Marchildon 0-D twilight and
 Cleveland Center s-2) at Chicago (Lee 13-9). (Jakucki 12-10) night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-29

Games T0mOrrovv (No games scheduled)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-29
EASTERN LEAGUE

WHmGB IUA1UFEVw Chicago at Pittsburgh St. Louis at Cincinnati
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20
MorY Reed Circle
Holds Meeting In
Pdrlors Of Church

The MARY Reed Circle of the
Woman's Society OF Christian
Service of the First Methodist
church OF Paseagoula was held
in the church parlors Monday af-
ternoon.
The session was presided over
by Mrs. S. F. Warden who was
serving in the absence of the
chairman, Mrs. j NJ. Epting. Mrs.
Warden also led the devotional,
After the opening routine. a
period was given to business
when plans were formulated for
a rummage sale to be held at the
4-H Club Market on Ker street
Friday and Saturday of this
week.
Mrs. C. A. Carrier led in the
study of the second chapter of
THE American Indian with
Cultural Backgrounds as her
topic,
The meeting was closed with
the society benediction. There
we're IL present.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20

Brumfield's; Warren Lennep,
Sharon Garfield, Ernest Hover,
Joe Blades and Morris Wilkin-
son, Hayes Variety Store; Lyman
Jack Bexley, Jr., Ronald Leslie
WYATT and Dickay Daffin, Burn
hams Drug Store; Jimmy Pras-
eanos, Hinson's Barber Shop,
Woods Store No. 2, and City
Cafe; Pat Guillotte, Hills Hard
ware.
Voting places in Kreole will
be Brenda Delaney, Jackson's;
Mickey Danley and AL Daffin,
Dunn's; Mickey Danley and Sha-
ron Ellis. DeAngelo's Cafe; Fran
ees Ball and Terral Pugh; Ken
meth Bumpers, Haraala's: Bern
ard Eugene Clark and Ann Crab
tree, Virgins Drug Store.
Mac Nelson's picture will be at
Nelson's Store in Escatawpa.
The proceeds from the contest
will be used TO send delegates to
the Girl Reserve conference to
be held at Camp Rockbrook near
Macon. Miss, not at the camp in
North Carolina which bears the
same name as was stated pre-
viously.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20
City-Wide Marble
Tournament VIII
Begin April 20

A eitvwide marble tournament
viii be held at the schools ard
Fairgrounds beginning April 20,
under the sponsorship of the
Paseagoula Recreation Commits
sion. Contests will be held in
each school and at each play
ground, followed by examinations
in each school home room. Home
room champions will meet to de-
termine the schools champions,
who will. meet in the final PLAY
offs at a later date. Winners ana
runners-up will be awarded tro-
phies.
A boy or girl who becomes is
on or after July /, 1945. is eiigi-
Bile to play: n who becomes IS
any time before July / is not eli
gible.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20
Moss Point Club
Votes Resolutions
On Roosevelt Deoth

Resolutions eulogizing the
death of President Franklin d.
Roosevelt will be drawn up and
forwarded to the family by the
Young Mems Business Club of
Moss Point, according to a vote
taken at the regular meeting of
the organization Monday night
at the clubhouse,
Twenty-one members were
present at the meeting at which
time reports were heard on plans
for a dinner dance for members
and their guests and for the en-
tertainment Of winners in the re-
cent Boy Scout Patrol contests.
The club will entertain the Scouts
at an early date in the club house
at one of the regular meetings.
A guest at the meeting was 1t.
Douglas Gulley of the United
States Army Air Force.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20
Pictures OF Baby
Contest Entrants
Placed In Stores

Thifty-seven babies have been
entered in the baby contest spon-
sored BY the Moss Point Girl Re-
serves, members Of the organiza-
ton announced. Pictures Of the
children, who must live in the
Moss Point school district and.
not be more than three years old,
nave been placed in local stores
with containers for the pennies
which will count a votes for the
entrants.
The contest will close with a
box supper at the Community
House NAV 5 at which time ba-
bies in the contest will be intro
duoed and the prizes awarded.
The pictures Of the various con-
testants may be found in the fol-
lowing places of business: Anita
Oliver, Pat Guillotte and Sherry
Ann Watts, Virgins Drug Store;
lack Benny Wood and Donald
Bankston, r and X Store; Frank
Dethloff Morris Wilkinson, Fred
IA Earl Turnage and John How
ard Davis, Hayes Grocery; Tom
mie Long and Bernice Howard,
Western Auto; Brenda Nave Du-
lin and Gary Garfield, Jitney
Jungle: Mac Nelson and Shirley
10 Cole, Graham's Grocery; Will
liam Gary Lee and Lynda Kath-
crime Davis. Perkins Grocery;
Billie June Golmon, Virgil Lee
Lamkin and Ronnie Burge,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20
Seniors Choose
Play And Cast For
Stage Presentation

Seniors of the Moss Point High
school win present Tiger
House. as their annual dramatic
offering May II undA the diree-
ton of Mrs. I. K. Swayze. Mem
beers Of the cast are Gloria lie
Maitre. Stephen Stringfellow
Loren Knapp. Juliette Harper,
Ulma Evans, Tom Lennup, Bob
by Mcintosh, Vernon Wells, Ray
mond Upton and Dessa Rogers.
Stage hands will be Felix Cirlot,
j. c. Cunningham and Vernon
Laisen.
The entire senior class cele-
brated Senior Day Monday. Al
ter a period of fun with the fac
ulty and other students in the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20
o POINT


Circle Three will meet in the
home OF Mrs. J. F. Brock ON Mon
day afternoon.
The Margaret Lackey Circle
will meet on Monday afternoon
with Mrs. j.. T. Renfroe and Mrs.
w. W. jenkins in their home.
The Juanita Byrd Circle will
meet IN the home of Mrs. Joe
Garfield with Mrs. Garfield and
Mrs. Tim Blades as hostess.
The WSCS met in the home of
Mrs. John Cirlot on Monday af-
ternoon. Mrs. X. d. Williamson
led the program. The meeting
was closed with a prayer and a
social hour was enjoyed follow
ing the program.
Presbyterian
The Auxiliary met in the
church on Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Roy Eller led the program
"Christian Colleges and Mrs.
Helen Mayson presided. Mrs. ID.
Fl. McCollum read an article on
the program. A song "Ill Go
Where You Want Me to Go" was
sung BY the members. The meet
ing was closed with the members
repeating the Lords Prayer.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20
Legion AuxiliurY
Discusses Poppy
Sole At Meeting

The annual poppy sale of the
American Legion Auxiliary
chapter in Paseagoula in early
May wa discussed at a meeting
at the home o. Miss Annie May
on Pine street. Pascagoula on
Thursday of last week.
The matter came up during
the business period which was
directed By the president. Mrs.
f. A. Mason.
Following business, Mrs. j. S.
Pittman gave a very interesting
talk on 'Child Welfare
The next meeting vii be at
the home OF Mrs. Mason. 603
Pine street. Nav 9 at the usual
hour of assembly.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20
SSuruh Bennett Circle
Enjoys Hospitality
OF Mrs. "A. P. MuY

A meeting Of the Sarah Ben
nett Circle Of the Woman's So
ciety OF Christian Service of the
First Methodist church was hele
ot the home of Mrs. A. P. May
last MONDAY afternoon at 5
o'clock.
Two chapters Of the book The
American indian" was discussed
by Mrs. MAY who had for topics
Adjustments TO Social Change
and Educational Development
and Trends"
The study was followed by a
devotional led By Mrs. f. w. III
mel, after which Mrs. j. F. Car
yer, the circle chairman, direct
ed a business period.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20

A hearty Welcome WAS extends.
ed to Mrs. M. M. Rutlerwho was
returning 20 active service in the
circle after a lengthy period of
absence
Beginning next Monday, the
circle will meet at 2 pm. each
session, instead OF at 3 as has
been the custom in the past.
A refreshment course was
served bv Mrs. May during the
social hour.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20

table was overlald with a dainty
lace cloth and conferred with a
pretty decorated birthday cake
Guests were served eanapes, cake
and iced drinks. Those who en-
joyed this happy occasion with
Malilyn were Edra Mays, Joyce
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20
GERMAN INVASION PLANS

Cape Town-A remarkable cel-
lection Of maps and guidebook3
prepared bv The Germans for en-
invasion OF the British Isles is
nov in the possession OF Prime
Minister j. c. SHUTS. This blue
print of the invasion that never
came off was found in a garage
in Brussels, Belgium.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20
singins. Convention

The East jackson County Sing
ing convention viii be held at
the Harley Methodist church
SUNDAY Ordenchial Cumbest, sec
rotary. announced. The public IS
invited.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20
Moss Point Civic League

The Moss Point Civic League
viii meet at the Community
House FRIDAY. April y. at $50
Pm, officers o. the organization
announced. All members are
urged to attend.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20

Nelson, Mildred Massey, Evelyn
jenkins. Mary Martin, Emma
Helen Stewart, Vivian McDavid,
Donald Coleman, Rupert CIrlot,
Bobbie Head, Bert DeLashmet
and MaIvlin Whitfield and Rob
ert Carter of ~Pascagoula.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20
PurtY On Tuesday
Mdrks Birthday OF
MurilYnn More

Mrs. w. c. Marie entertained
in her-home on Tuesday evening
with a lovely party in honor of
her daughter, Marilyn, who cele-
brated her seventeenth birthday.
The lawn where games were
enjoyed vas lighted with Ian
terms and guests were invited in
to the dining room OF the home
which was beautifully decorated
with pretty spring flowers. The
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20
CHURCH OF CHRIST

Corner Lincoln and Buena Vista
1000 am, Bible study.
1900 am, Worship.
7.45 pm, Night service
Come and Be With Us"
]. w. EVANS,
Minister.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20
Jackson County
Church News
METHODIST
CHURCH

Corner Lincoln and Belair
Sunday, April 22
9:45 am Church School.
100 am, Morning Worship.
TOO pm, Youth Fellowship
7:30 pm Quarterly Conference
800 pm. Revival Service Mon.
DAY through Friday.
ROY c. CLARK,
Pastor
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20

You. too, would howl like
a pack of coyotes if you
failed to get fast, reliable
drug store service. We
serve you promptly, wheth-
er YOU are interested in
purchasing Vitamins, regu-
lar drug items, soda spe-
Gals. cosmetics; greeting
cards or are DESTROYS of
having a prescription filled.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-04-20

auditorium they went on a pic
mic on the beach.
Evening star., 1945-07-29
::cusEs WANTED TO RENT Cont. +,

URGENTLY NEEDED-Unfurnished or
. room house, In Silver Spring OF vicinity,
for permanent family of B: Will pay up
WAsHiNGfoN v SigH BUSINESS EXECUTIVE de-
sires TO rent 3 or 4 bedroom house, un-
ton; no children; M esceient nj renters renters Sfo for
sIssHD %Ss.
menti accuStPmed s,o to properly caring for
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED small
6asr dT dfssff se WIFE Gy 6sSy M
FuRNisHED OR uNFuRNIsHED. b,room
or drinking; will really care for your house
NAVY MAN, returned to States two months
house anywhere within 40 min. of down
town Washington, furnished or unfur-
nished The catch Is we have dog Hes
We don't drink. l smoke. Please call
VIZ NEFD a LITTLE HOUSE with room
alone, and do not want to leave. ! have
wife, son and daughter; the country It
would do, but would enjoy the city'S whirl
oh. please, can't you come thru' Box
Will PAY MONTHS RENT in advance
or oedroOp house or apt ean ss take l.
ffaR HoGsG ftSen or o9G apt un
furn.,. unhested, up TO 500 month; near
NV. business area will give lease per.
manent non-govt. wor ker; professional
man: top ref Call Union 4542.
ARMY OFFICER, recently returned. after
ga years overseas, now permanently, as
signed in Pentagon Bldg. desires two bed
room house or apartment in Virginia or
NV. D. C; . boys, youngest Q years: ref
erences II desired. Telephone SH. 9lo3.
ARMY SURGEON, wife and I7-mo. .-old
baby, all we'll behaved, desire two-bed-
room house ss. or apt taIn Or unfurn.'
MARRIED COUPLE, without children, want
to rent a small house in Falls Church or
vicinity, unfurnished Phone MRS. MAIN,
Falls Church S40-J-2
DIPLOMAT, desires furnished house, NV.
SECTION, IA bedrooms. $3.50. AID. 1900
I-BEDROoM HOUSE desired by officer
assigned Washington or will
exchange 4bedroom house exclusive sec
tton Of Phoenix, Ariz. Dupont 1479:
UNTIL MID D-SEPT.-Commander and wife
no children, need furnished apt, or house,
northwest Tel Falls Church 252S-W.
YOUNG TEXTILE COUPLE with two babies,
going bankrupt advertising, but we must
have some place to live soon; two or three
bedroom house or apartment furnished or
uniurnished. References furnished of
course Phone Adams 555T. 81
Sept list wo-bedroom, fur
niShed or unfurniShed house or apt. in
suburbs. Navy man with wife and two
small children: have own car VIM.
FUNCk. 1916 Hobart n W AID 5216.
Evening star., 1945-07-29
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c.
HOUSES FURNISHED tcont. .

ACRE-Chicken house, garage = bedrooms,
dining room, kitchen; $500 advance, $50
mo. Weekdays. 55Tl Spur St, Oxon Hill.
MAJORS WIFE will rent furnished COM
Portable rustic 3-room cottage for vaca-
tion periods to responsible persons flower
garden: 30 acres woodland; grand view.
- miles from D. C. WO. 1921 after 8
Monday.
COUPLE WANTED to share beautiful home
in Bethesda with father and daughter. We
paw. rent, fuel and utilities You provide
food and share Housekeeping. WI. 6433.
FURNISHED HOUSE in old section of
Alexandria available for month of Aug
Fully equipped; bedrooms, yard; Sl35.
TIE. 3025.
FOR AUGUST oNLY-6-room furn house,
bedrooms, bath, sleeping porch, besides
room and bath retained by owner. Chevy
Chase, Md, near bus. SIPS. WI. 663l.
EDGEM0OR, BETHESDA; S375 per month
Large home, located on a4-acre plot; 4
bedrooms, . baths, separate servants
rooms and bath from house Mrs. Christ
man. ALLIED REALTY CORP, 800 Wis
ave. WI 6649.
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CLUB-Completely
furn. home, bedrms > sleeping porches
playrm.; $3.50 a month. Reply to Box
263-C, Star, giving ref.
i3l2 MONROE ST, Colmar Manor, Md
Furnished 7-room house, baths; owner
retains attic for storage; Sl25 per month;
Protestant; references required. UN. 3l97
after ] pm.
Evening star., 1945-07-29
HOUSES UNFURNISHEp.

KENSINGTON, Md bedroom house for
rent or sale but need 3 bedroom house
Mestchester Co, N Y. Will rent or buy.
Box 219-C, Star. 30s
8-RoOM HOUSE, 1861 Little Falls rd Fl.
Arl;, Va 3 blocks Wash. Golf and Country
Club; coal h.-w h; available probably be-
tore AUGUST is; S1l0. owner, J. STE
PANOVICH
EXCHANGE bedroom, l bath house
Chevy Chase, D. C., on Pinehurst Circle
bus line near schools, rent $50. for de-
Sirable two o-bedroom apt or small house
Phone Woodley 0595, or write Box 146-D
Evening star., 1945-07-29

11I2 N. DANVHLE ST., Arlington, Va
rooms and bath, 3 bedrooms. planted
garden; no children: nicely furnished.
AUGUST 0NLY-Three bedrooms ga
baths. screened porch, built-in garage
perpetual hot water, $3.50. Telephone
81. C423 after IL am. July 20.
Evening star., 1945-07-29
APARTMENTs SUB. WANTED
HOUSES FURNISHED.

UNFURNISHED or furnished e-bedroom
apt. or Ink, quiet, employed couple:
permanent; no pets or children. Sligo
Evening star., 1945-07-29

NV, SMALL APT, furn. or unfurn., for
girl scientist, perm. located; highest ref ;
no pets. OR. 2215 after q room
CoLORED-2 REFINED LADIES want apt
or housekeeping quarters; good neighbor-
hood; best care. Box 4Ol.C, Star.
URGENTLY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
wife with two children (colored) wants
basement apt. or double room. LU. 34a7.
CoLORED-TWo ADULTS desire two
bedroom apt. or house; best references
Ii. 4421.
COLoRED-ONE OR TWO room apt. for
permanently employed lady and jr. high
PRIVILEGES in pleasant home. MI $3.50