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Evening star., 1945-03-21

No. So, I. B. P. o. E. OF W, /,
hereby notified of the funeral OF
Brother SANCHO GRAIN, Jr.. or
Friday, March %, l945, at |
pm, from the Jarvis funera
home, 1892 You st. NV. Session
Of SorrOM "Wednesday March u
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-18
J. E. L. Wade Is Elected
To War Fund Committee

J. E. L. Wade has been elected
member of the Executive COM
1nittee of the United War Fund
OF North Carolina, it was an
nounced yesterday.
Other members named at
meeting in Raleigh Thursday, are
j. E. Thorpe of Franklin, and
Mrs. Nello Teer of Durham. State
War Fund officers complete the
committee of seven.
The National War Fund has set
the month of October for the next
drive and has asked all State and
local officials to hold campaigns
during the month. Goals will not
be determined until May.
Following the directors session,
a meeting of the Community
Chest executives of the two Caro-
linaS and Virginia, was held for
the purpose of discussing cam
paign plans and publicity.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-18

long and can carry approximately
525 cubic yards of material.
Major Werner explained that by
restoring the 30-foot depth on Beau
fort Bar, that depth will then be
available all the way from thu
ocean to Wilmington, the river
head City. Restoring the Cape Fear
Bar channel to 80 feet will provide
that depth all the way from the
ocean Wilmington, the river
channels having been dredged re-
Gently to project dimensions by the
pipe line dredge Henry Bacon.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-18

The seagoing hopper drege San
Pablo, of the Jacksonville, Fla.
engineer district, has just been
transferred to the Wilmington dis
trict to restore project depths of
30 feet on Beaufort Bar and on
the Cape Fear Ocean Bar, accor-
ding to an announcement yester-
day by Major Paul E. Werner,
acting district engineer of the local
Army Engineer office.
Dredging operations on the Beau
fort Bar were started yesterday
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-18

and it is estimated that the work
will require about three months,
and operations on the Cape Fear
Bar about a month.
Dredging on both these bars for
merly was performed by the sea-
going dradge Comstock, belonging
to the Wilmington district. Early
in the war, the Comstock was
placed in war service after having
been converted into a cargo ship.
She still is engaged in overseas
service.
The San Pablo is about 1854 feet
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-18
GROUND SCHOOL

Kenneth Wooten now is holding
classes Tuesday and Thursday
nights at 8 clock in the club house
at Pelffer Field in a course de-
signed to help applicants pass the
written examination for the grade
OF private pilot. The course in.
GUIDES instruction in Meteorology
Navigation, Power Plant, Radio
Aerodynamics and Civil Air Regula
lions. Any one interested may con-
tact Kenneth at the field on those
nights.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-18
YUC0SLAV REGIME
BACKS BIG THREE
By The Associated Press

Premier Ivan Subasic of the Yu
goslav government-in-exile told the
Belgrade Communist newspaper
Borbas that the new united Yu-
goslav administration won d
"wholeheartedly accept" the Cri-
mea conference decisions, the new
Yugoslav telegraph service report
ed today.
The arrival of government min
listers in Belgrade from London
without any doubt solves both the
crisis of the government and the
question of the regency" he was
quoted in the broadcast, recorded
by the FEC.
With the blessing of tn Big
Three, the ministers returned to
set up a single government under
a three-man regency on the basis
Of a agreement between Subasic
and Marshal Tito after overcom-
ing the objections Of King Peter.
Asked about tn e suggestion
made at Yalta that former men,
bers of the Yugoslav Parliament
be admitted to membership in the
country's new anti-Fascist assem-
bly,, he replied that this would
cause mo trouble at all"
, --V-
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-18
MARINE CITED
CAMP LEJEUNE. Feb. 1

CAMP LEJEUNE, Feb. II. -
In the first ceremony of the kind
at Montford Point camp here,
Second 1t. Roy Strong of Spokane,
Wash, received the Bronze Star
with citations signed by Admiral
Chester Nimitz, commander of the
Pacific fleet, for meritorious serv-
ice in action against the Japanese
on Engebi Island, Eniwetok Atoll,
Marshall Islands. At that time he
was sergeant, and was given a
field commission.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-18
BRONZE STAR AWARD

CAMP LEJEUNE, Feb. II. =
Cited for heroism during landings
IN France last summer, 1t. John
FRANCIS Summers, USCGR, was
awarded the Bronze Star medal at
a general muster of the Coast
Guard detachment here at Court
house Bay.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-18

Eyebrow plucking was practiced
by the fair sex as early as 100
B. G.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-18
Prop Wash
By MEARES HARRISS

At the beginning of the war, one
of the greatest problems facing the
Air Force was the tendency of air
men to "bl~ck OUT in high-speed
maneuvers. This phenomena, which
is accompanied by temporary loss
of vision and consciousness, &C.
ours in violent combat maneuvers
because of the blood draining from
the brain of fighter pilots from
centrifugal force or "gs."
One of the most successful de-
vices tried to date is the "G-Suit"
which has been tested by a Psi
Mustang fighter group of which 1t.
George T. Rich, Wilmington man,
is a member. The device con-
sists of a tight-fitting flying suit
with five rubber bladders inside
which span the abdomen, thighs
and calves. When inflated, the
bladders compress the veins,
blocking any draining of the blood
from the brain into the lower
extremities. For it's pressure, the
sit is connected to the Mustang
vacuum pump. The bladders in
flate in direct proportion to the
amount of centrifugal force exert
ed on the pilot.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-02-18
SOLOS

The most recent crop OF fledg-
llngs to sprout wings at Peiffer
Field are J. P. Wilson, who soloed
February II, c. R. Casteen and
Charles Reed, February IA, Hugh
Bell, February Is, and Rufus Cas-
teen, February Is. Carolina Sky
ways now has five planes at the
Seagate field. They include two
Aeroncas, one J-3 Piper Cub, Us
Piper Cruiser and Stinson Voy-
ager. The last two being three
place planes.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-01

$500 REWARD for information
leading to rental of suitable one
or two bedroom furnished house
or Apt. No children. Phi. 2372-M
l-8
WHERE BUYEft ana ssiirr neesl
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-01
Author Scores.
In Claims
On Film Firm

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Jan. l. oF)-
Twentieth Century-FoX Film Corp,
was expected to petition tie u. S.
court of appeals after Federal Judge
George Moore overrulled the firms
motion to reopen a case in which
Miss E. Marie Cooper, former st.
Louis writer, asks 100000 camages
for alleged copyright infringement.
Miss Cooper haa contended the
film concern pirared material from
her unpublished novel, Love Girl"
in producing the 1888 movie, Alex
ander's Ragtime Gand." Jucge
Moore has upheld the authors con-
tenoion. Yesterday ne appointed At
torney A. Evan Hughes as special
master TO ascertain amount of dam
age suffered.
The jurist also entered a judg-
ment in favor of Miss Cooper for
camages and profits Of the film, re-
ported during the Trial TO have
netted TWentieth-Century-Fox S.
100000, because of the unlawful
use, appropriation and Infringement
OF Miss Cooper's literary property"
Counsel for the film company
indicated it "ould take the case to
the appellate court if its reopening
were denied. The defendant had
asked the case be reopened on the
promise that additional evidence
showed Miss Cooper to have altered
the novel before presenting it in
court
Miss cooper now lives at Casper,
wyoming.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-01
WRA Official
Sees Gradual
Return of laps

LOS ANGELES, Jan. l. UP)-
Paul G.. Robertson, newly appointed
war relocation administrator su-
pervisor for the southern Califor-
MIA and Arizona area, said he ex-
pected no trouble when the anti
japanese ban is lifted January 2.
Robertson said the loyal Japanese
would not return in large numbers
but would "trickle back"to the
coast.
Robertson estimated that 100000
pounds of personal property, the
most since Pearl Harbor, has been
shipped east SO far this month.
The army is accepting full re-
sponsibility for deciding which
japanese Americans are loyal and
which are not. WRA will merely
be a service organization" he said.
He said that before loyal Japanese
can return here they must prove at
the relocation centers that they
have a place to live and job
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-01

WANTED-Men or women, clerical
positions, immediate employment.
Apply H. d. Blair, agent South
ern Pacific Co. 1-3
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-01

WANTED-Lady secretary. Must be
efficient. Apply not later than
Jan. in own writing. Must give
local reference. Local girl wanted.
Write Box SAG. CO Post-Press.
o
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-01
HELP WANTED

HE'LL WAN I Ed
Young man for permanent posi-
ton with major Oil Company.
Opportunity for advancement
for man who can qualify. Local
resident preferred. Phone Ell
Centre LA. l.!
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-01

l8--Country Properly Sale
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-01

2-Personals, Special Notices
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-01
Lost. Found, Sirayed

TAKEN up white horse; / dark
brown horse. Weight about 1900
lbs. mi. west on Hiway 80 to
Denny's store, l mi. So, Y mi.
west; 4 mi. south. Wayne Preece.
LOST-"A" gas ration book be-
longing to Warren Heron. Please
return to Ration Board. 1-3
LOST-Ration Book No. belong
ing to Joe d. Nelson. Please re-
turn to Ration Board. 1-2
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-01
You Can Talk TO One Man
Classified Ads TO Thousands
32-Used Csn 32-Used Csn
I2-Wanted to Rent

WANTED-Room or apartment for
couple. Both WORK. Phone Bar
bara Worth Hotel after 6 pm.
Britain. 1-3
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-01

WIFE OF OVERSEAS Warrant Of
ficer would like room and board
for self and / Z year OLD daughter,
or some one to care for little
daughter in their home. Telephone
1880, room 403. 1-2
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-01

lI-tiouses tor kenf
WILL TRADE 7-room home in
Stockton, Calf. for 4 or 5 room
in Ell Centro. Phone 1850, Room
405. 1-2
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-01

WAITRESS WANTED-Neat ap-
pearance; experienced. See Mrs.
Lorna Barrette, Dining Room
Barbara Worth hotel. l-3
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-01
Lost, Found, SfraYed

LOST-Springer, part cocker dog.
Male, black and gray. Answers to
"Toney". Reward. sol Ell Centre
Ave. 1-2
LOST-Ladies yellow gold Bulova
wrist watch at Safeway or be-
tween Safeway and Cooks Mar
ket. Reward 12S South Seventh.
1-3
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-01

WOMAN to cook dinner for adults
Ideal conditions. Transportation
furnished. Phone 1414 Is
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-01
l2-Wanted to Rent

WANTED TO Modern s.
room unfurnished house by per-
manent party. Will pay up to
$75 month. Manager of Kirby's
Shoe Store, Phone 932-J. r. F.
Jensen. l-8
Evening star., 1945-11-04

States Army who own and maintain
strings of polo ponies.
Each has seven or eight well-trained
polo ponies and would like to bring
at least three back to America.
''It's like this" says Pete Spans.
''We'n probably be the last home any
way. Why can't we fly our nags out
of these jungles to Cairo. then ship
them home by boat from there?'
'tOur ponies are trained" says
Evening star., 1945-11-04

lucky sale, then three CTS stationed
in Nigeria. Africa, have themselves
fortune in horseflesh. And now that
they've got it they don't quite know
what to do with it.
However. Sgt. Pete Spans, S/Sgt-
Bill O'Shea and Pfc. Pierce Mitchell,
assigned to an Air Transport Com
mand field in Southern Nigeria, can
find some solace in the fact that they
are the only soldiers in the United
Evening star., 1945-11-04

the jmgies where they found Them.
"If we started transporting ami
mails back to America" says ATC.
1--WE wouldn't have any room left for
soldiers. One out Of every three GI's
overseas has picked up pet of some
kind that he would like to bring home.
Everything from Egyptian donkeys
to Alaskan huslies."
So Spans. O'Shea and Mitchell are
getting the most out of their horses.
playing polo at east once day,
apparently content in making like
millionaires while they may.
they eeG = DaEDain
ORIGnlAILY they bought the horses
from the natives for S. apiece, hired
stable and exercise boys to curry.
groom, ride and feed them for a buck
a week; paid another dollar week
for corn and a hard-to-find tender
grass. Initial outlay ran about $50
plus s. or s. week for the MAIN
tenance of a string of frst-class polo
ponies. In America it would run into
six figures. -
Later ON the natives Begin
charging $50 to SIS for the horses.
But Spaans and his friends had
bought in early and were okay.
When they first got the horses,
Spans and his buddies just rode them
around in the African heat relief
from the jeep method of transporta-
ton. Then. firing of this, they tried
to think up ways of having fun on
horses. Spans sent home for book
ON "How to Play Pole" They recruit
ed four British soldiers from nearby
camp, and Mr.. Malilima, an educated
native, chief warden of the prison in
the village of Maduguri.
Mr.. Malilima told them the origin
Continued On nsxt page
Evening star., 1945-11-04

Pierce Mitchell. "And We like polo.
1 understand polo ponies back home
cost from 5000 to $4,000. That's
the reason it's millionaire's game
Well never be able to play again if
we can't bring ours back with us"
Bill O'Shea just looks very panied
about the whole thing.
ATC officials see their point, but it
looks as though the polo pundits will
have to leave their fortunes back in
Evening star., 1945-11-04

WY Rspss6sas SAu5shA lias Dsstua Cssnns
Tesa 0ssa. Despite popular belief, most teeth
IN the average mouth lie in \ series Of relatively
straight lines Authoritative research shows
Pepsodent's Straight Line Design fits more teeth
better than convex or concave designs Actually
cleans up to 30 more tooth surface per stroke.
Evening star., 1945-11-04

How three CTS bought
ponies for S., read a
book - and learned to
play a rich mans game
IF IT'S true that there are only
25.OOO ridable horses left in the
United States and that one-eyed
colt brought Sc, 700 at a recent Ken
Evening star., 1945-11-02
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

NAVY CoMDR., permanent duty. desires
1900. Est: sa63l, Mon. 70 Fri. 4.
oass fssnsfsa iea ss taEssass ai Sr
nontss Cali RE "a Zoo. 'fs Ext. or OF
fIssPs 6NPuRNfsHED Ssih HOUSE or apartment for
3 adults; no pets; permanent; Northwest
2 or = nearby virgins n2isr,H Phone co. aooo
CAPTAIN Regular Navy urgently requires
unfurnished three Or four bedroom house.
SUBURBAN washington; Montgomery County
ssnssr !. III. III. sloo. Ess. al5sl;. Or
ss msi.s ais :sss: a:ssss e ssT ya ae9:s
sfeGEAs isasa ises AIy lsf fn asls
sse "a. r. sssh s7oo es sss sssa saas. ea
sooR Or BEDROOM. unfurn. house or apt;
coIPLE. no children. desires unfurnished
hoss f. remit
sess 81 III
permanent residents: vim lease: i in fam.
urvhsFY uIssnts na ss need.
durn 9F T,. s2turn vsats Of Silver sprins
REFINED FAMILY desires well-furn house.
bedrooms. no children. about $3.50.
GOVERNMENT ATTORNEY urgently needs
2 or 3 bedroom house convenient to schools
for December LIST occupancy. Box 3s-E,
FORMER HARVARD PROFESSOR, now
with Government. will pay. up to .S150
rent for clean three or four bedroom
house in GOOD neiehborhood have been
living apart from my wonderful family
for four months and am fed Up. We
have lived Ia three rented houses and
left each ir better condition than Ne
found Y; refersnsssi VII buy Il price z
@ Miehisaa SoAs svsainss. y
Evening star., 1945-11-02
HOUSES FURNISHED
TiTTFTTIy FTTRNISHED homs

BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED home in
Edgemoor, Maryland; s rooms, 2 baths:
2-car garage. approximately "a acre of
ground: SERB; months lease: available
on or before November 10th. E. NJ. FRY.
- charmingly furnished 2
bedroom house. 1Sx2S-ft. living room. 2
freplaces. garden, Sl40, in exchange l.
bedroom. wen-appointed apartment furn.
or unfurnished, vicinity 18th St, Mass. ave.
or Dupont Circle; no children or pets. Box
ss24 MILITRAY RD., near. conn.-Fur-
800 month; strsish. s-month leas. only
Available immediately Call EN-. 1920
BoARDING HOUSE, furnished; 4 bedrooms
and sleeping porch. Want reliable couple,
no children, to take over. Seven Govern
ment girl boarders. Telephone Taylor
GEORGETOWN Charming furnished
house: clean; new condition; best loca-
ton: 6 bedrooms, 3 baths, maids room
and bath: garage; garden: $500. Avail
able immediately: For appointment, cali
GEORGETOWN HOUSE with charm. new,
bedrooms, baths, S225 per month.
Write Box 225-Z, Star.
GEORGETOWN - Beautifully and COM
pletely furnished, 4 bedrooms, 3ia baths;
available Immediately; s325. For appoint
ment call DE. o232 or Box S9-z, Star.
Evening star., 1945-11-02
APARTMENTS WANTED.

WANTED by retired Army oficer, wife and
2-year SON for permanent quarters: apart
ment or house, furnished or unfurnished
UNFURNISHED APT, / or . bedrooms,
living room. kitchen and bath; kitchen
furnished; adults. TR. s4s1 after pm.
WOMAN. Government worker and mother
need 2-bedroom apt, preferably furn:;
conv. to American University; permanent.
VETERAN VETERAN and wife wish to lease, small,
reasonable. furn. or unfurn., convenient
rsi: sxchansed; no pets. no children. BOX
ROOMS. sf' kitchen and bath. by. Army
onss 81 Ssts ans T kE ssoo f R
BY January 1 Tor earlierl. Georgetown
suds snd Sfs ursssr
erably near medical school or D-4 or Dr.
bnslineS; no childTsna or pets. Phone eve
uRGGEsNT@Man engaged in scientific re-
search REQUIRES furn, or sunfurn. apt or
house 10 .sno Silver Spring or ny. nv section.
DECEMBER /, permanent Govt; snsineer
apartment, prefer anartment building NV
RBsissscH2RIiSEEp Biz 2IiSiEE ogf Afk FORCE CAPTAIN. pres
ent ss student ant e. bsdroSma sssrfs s,dSsn sSe
have wife. weii-trained 2-year-oid daugh.
REGuLAR ARMY coLONEL,-Furnished or
unfurn. apt. or house. No pets. no chill
PERMANENT EMPLOYE, State Dept. de-
sires 2 or 3 room apartment, unfurnished,
before December Phone State Dept.
MANUFACTURER'S representative, trans-
ferred here permanently. must have small
house or 2-bedroom apartment, unfur-
nished; small family: best references.
: VETERANs desire living room. bed
section; up to ssb. Mr.. JENKINS. At
Sasapn sTHPo y Arr s H. ana % %lussd ss ss ns 1is sas
SSsoRWfG;ifAN GOVT. prFrcIAL wants 10
rant furn. apt. or smau house. On. 1000.
Nh. JAN0AARD.
Evening star., 1945-11-02
FARM and GARDEN.

LANDSCAPING SERVICE, seeding. fertiliz-
ing. topsoil. eversreens, Towering shrubs.
VII White dos aeswood' towering size 81 to SO.
LANDscAPE GARDNER and contractor-
Grounds, large and small parks, ceme-
teries. Residence grounds specially. Seed
ing, fertilizing, spra yins. trees trimmed
sTRaWBERRy STR PLANTs. best . vsrissies. a
S4 80. prepaid 100; also ehrysanthemums,
water lilies. JOHN BuRDoFT, Colesville.
Nd. Call Ashton tMd.l 3846.
IRE TREE REMoXaL' complete landscaping,
large Or small, covered by liability. prop
erty damage Insurance WASHINGTON
LANDSCAPE CO, DI. 6937; eve, UN. 0962.
TOPsoIL FOR sALE-call after 1880
gs9 gp Yon bs I'm or ws ssy FL dsy Sun
Observation-Disclosures properly arransed
and planted will attract and hold the eye
more surely than the house itself: your
home may be one Of the many overgrown
So. try q choice selection 9f the best Of
disease resistant and Of lifetime duration;
now Is the planting season; we have not
who will do a good Job faster and better:
this is also the one best season for seeding
lawns: Wondergro, very best grass seed and
experienced workmanship kwill give you
sHsky that sesStfu ,or srs
walls. terraces. pools. fences. grading.
drainage, transplanting, shade trees. re-
moyal surgery. painting, carpentry: free
estimates. Lincoln 1925. -
houses. for sale; also buildozer for hire:
Ii, 1878. Call after pm, all day Sun. Sc
Evening star., 1945-11-02
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

COCKER sPANIELS, wks., Axe reg. !;
gaT B;TSvay and sos sopy
sTGD FGD' sERvicE sh coeEsr spanes, schnsus
ers and palmatians; Axe registered. NC
INTYRES.. mi. north Of Silver Spring
PET FOOD sHoP@Frozen horse meat and
s snS mixed eSssss esd DuDBs soo s %5
aso s s open SUNDAY Sunday u to ia pm; oasein asef
fARR5Is fays 6S9 a double to yeToa R head and red
After weekdays, Sunday all day, 460
FoR FeSsm saiE & perfscty E a1ss trained registered
bunting dogs. one pointer. one setter,
ca tsTals e ssss Rns p yrs 4i7s
tSss ssif ssmsls gsSosh' sso Prone
ESSafFz SSSkFzR IsSS sSxsift htsf r1rs' paresr.a
GockRk SOshxi!is SIAM sfSNKEL PUPPIES, Axe regis
tered, beautifully colored, red and buff,
ehs@Son Trs sus cobss disss
WlsE-iHkAIR FgFPTs; @ 9 weeks. shame,Sn fY sss
GREAT PYRENEEs. male puppy; months,
TscY FIR Ssdfs5 FfGHoS GsSsnss or.nts %a 9IaS T show
ahs asd s'Gsa sS all fSSEs s5s f0lsFs 54
EQmonst0n ave-, East R1verdale, Nd. Take
East Riverdale bus past Peace Gross. A.
POINTER, male, excellent bloodlines, not
trained, 2 yrs. old: $50. Elmwood 6sS
after 6 pm. A.
FROZEN MEAT-Home delivery Of Gov
ernment-inspected unrationed meat for all
pets. We are now in a position to accept
new accounts and customers. ARAfAN
FROSTED FOODS, Ashton, Nd, Dog Food
Division SH. 1880.
BEAUTIFUL, .cream-colored spaniel. male,
Co asai ssf az fon fooEEgs fST &c soN
THOROUGHBRED Chesapeake Bay retriev-
PAYsoN, Falls Church sio-W-I1.
PARROT, Mexican yellowhead, young and
healthy; sings, talks. and whistles: $125.
WILL GIVE three puppies to GOOD homes.
Call after pm, TIE: 3062..
cHHARlsss c.N male and femalsh al eolors
COCKER, blond female --- $40
Evening star., 1945-11-02
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT tcont.,

HOUSES WANTED TO RENT tCont.) .
nEGULAR ARMY n; COZ. needs s-bed:
unfurnished. in NV. or close In suburb.
THREE ADULT relatives Of serviceman.
seriously i'll in Walter Reed Hospital, ur-
@asns @ It once. sA Box i9se zisac, a' Star p or IA.
WORKING COLLEGE GIRLS desperately
ssa eey ssfEn saEn''nsa saq5 %..%am h2sss
sRaSLsR sisFS MSS c5zsH aSARzsR s1AiS opFsra
needs s-SsaroomH mo house. ssiah aniarnished. with
yard. Northwest or Maryland. Cali EN-
CHAPLAIN, permanent assignment. de-
sires bedroom. unfurnished house; pref
srsbly Nj. Pleasant ST., District. up to
CoRPoRATid0N REPRESENTATIVE desires
furnished or unfurnished house, family
OF four tive children, ages and 3,
%sasR. sssS Days. Fs saii rk sass ssss so esr
torexn oi1icer ursents NJ needs tssmnsfi, frm farn'.
ssli Ho. ss5s $40 e 5 weekdays ~
o. apsrtment for SIX a months isase. Come come
sna Sc ins
that excellent care will be taken Of furnish
pssss sna call Is s'hfrsn Re 4So SS Dss
: M daily Except sstardsyso o and nd SUNDAY ana :
sEsS fYcHR6 NSs ssi owner
house back; one child yrs. expect an
eess * Ssdroo o zas house o
apt; near stores transportation. CAN
fURNisH2eD Ft5Rs or bedrm. house in Ar
ltngton or NV. Washington: from Dec.
20 Ap shdrsn aS' GSss references s sSsn
REsPoNsIBLE GOVT. OFFICIAL requires
Immediately unfurnished or room
house. 2. G.. refined neighborhood: auto
ms1ia adnlts hee5 e. ssa sas preferred long lease
SO ROOMS, furnished, oil heat; in
r,s nearby nv Va oev Or No; for State Dept ofh
THREE fla e't on s'is, FouR f.af BEDROOM house to
sent BY M GsyeraHmsbs mHss eTpoyssss pt Phone OIL
pEsPERxTELY NEED uni nntfurnished house,
6orn,Ss;r rn,s; St. Martins parish preferred; will
permanent Govt, employe: pay up to $50
ESkNisHEp' D. HOUSE o. apt: home own;
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desires furnished 2-bedroom house or i
pay months tent in adyanes;. pnsssr
BusiN2ss Il ExEcUTIvE nesds Or room
unfarnished, preferably, detached. house,
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MODERN FURNISHED HOUSE wanted
family of g., daughter years; expected
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cANADfAS military attaehe, lust re-
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or Va. DE. 1011. 81