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SOVIET SUPPORT OF
ATOM PLAN WILL BE
SOUGHT AT FARLEY
Continued From Page One)

partment diplomats by Maj. Gen.
Patrick ]. Hurley. Undersecretary
Of State Dean Acheson is sched-
uled to reply Monday to Hurley
assertion that he wrecked Ameri-
can policy in Iran, and Byrnes may
appear before a closed session of
the committee Tuesday.
4. Department officials heard I'M
official reports that France had
asked the United States, Britain
and Russia about breaking rela-
tons with Franco Spain. No French
note on that subject had been re-
ceived, here yet, department
spokesman said.
Diplomats generally regard the
Balkans as the sorest point in
big-three relations, although Rus
STA has been adamant in her in
sistence on a full voice in the con-
troll Of Japan-and Byrnes has de-
terminedly blocked any proposal
which would setup an international
council with veto powers in Tokyo.
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About BID

LONDON, Dec. 8-WD-British
observers today viewed the big
opening in Moscow next Saturday
openin gin Moscow next Saturday
as an about bid by Britain and
America to clear up their misun-
derstandings with Russia before
releasing the atomic bomb secret.
There appeared little likelihood
that the atomic weapon would be
given outright to Russia at the
forthcoming meeting, or that a
binding agreement to that effect
would be made. But well-informed
sources looked for a determined
effort by the three powers to dis
sipate suspicious as the first big
step in that direction.
The official announcement Of the
meeting made it clear that the
discussions would be informal and
exploratory, thereby avoiding d.
rect offense to France and China,
who would not be bound without
prior consultation by any major
policy decisions emerging from
the conference.
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LABOR, EMPLOYMENT
BILLS MAY UPSET
PLANS FOR HOLIDAY
Continued From Page One)

house expenditures committee,
which wrote it, filed three separate
reports.
Congressional leaders also hope
for action before the holidays on
these bills:
Making members of congress ELI
gible for participation, on a con-
tributory basis, in the civil service
retirement program; approved by
the House Civil Service commit
tee, it hasn't been acted on by eth
er the house OF the senate.
Appropriating s55o,ooo,ooo for
UNRRA; this bill had passed both
branches in different form and is
tied up on conference.
Authorizing an additional appro-
priation of $3.50, 100000 r
UNRRA; passed by the house and
pending in the senate.
Implementing the United Nations
organization; passed by the senate
and subject of house foreign affairs
committee hearing.
Recognizing the executive de-
partment; passed by both branches
and tied up in conference because
of differences over what agencies
should be exempted.
Cancelling approximately $751;
900, 100000 in war-necessitated ap-
preparations; held up in conference
over minor money changes.
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UNUSUAL ACCIDENT
INJURE1 TWO MEN

Three small trucks figured m a
freak accident in the 1900 block OF
Market street about 1:2o o'clock
yesterday afternoon, and when it
was over two men-passengers IN
each of two vehicles-had been
slightly injured.
According to investigating city
police, this is what happened:
A one-ton truck Of the Coca Cola
Boiling company and operated by
]. A. West, colored, 1920 Hall street
driving east on Market rammed
into the rear of a one-ton truck
owned and driven by j. A. Cur
ganus, RID No. l, Wilmington.
Gurganus' vehicle shot forward and
smacked into the rear end of one
and one-half ton truck owned and
driven by w. J.. Caller, 8 South
Second street.
w. ]. Lennis, who with his wife
was a passenger in the Gurganus
truck suffered an injured left foot.
Paul Hines, riding with West in the
Coca Cola company truck, also
suffered minor injuries and went to
a doctor for examination.
No arrests were made. Two OF the
trucks were slightly damaged
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ASSAULT ARREST

Charlie Dausey was arrested
by city police Friday on charges
of assault with a deadly weapon
with serious injury, after
Claude Franklin, 1101 Prin-
cess, reported that Dausey had
hit her on the head with a piece
Of coal. Officers said the wom-
an suffered q fractured skull.
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NEW TYPE BOMBER
SETS FAST MARK
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About 100 yards away, however,
it stopped dead. Some so CHS saw
ed. the occasion by pushing and
pulling it to the reception center.
Finally, about As minutes after
landing, the pilots got their feet
on the ground again. They were
greeted by Brig. Gen. Reuben c.
Hood, deputy chief of the Army's
air staff.
The plane, which took Army and
Douglas two years to develop and
has been a closely watched mill
tary secret up to now, made the
flight at an average altitude OF
about 5000 feet, according to the
boyish-looking Warden.
Warden, a native of Mckinney,
Tex said it was a"darn good
flight, smooth as silk, but we got
little cold" He said the average
cockpit temperature was ID de-
grees below zero.
The two men "split the trip In
two," Warden said, each doing
half the plotting. Warden had one
complaint.
eve eliminated lunch" he said,
land 1 don't like that. I'm always
hungry"
So rapidly was the plane moving
that it had to start losing altitude
for the landing while it was still
lis miles from Washington.
Edwards, of Lincoln, Calf, was
asked if the plane diviated any
from it's calculated route.
mot a bit," he said. boy, what
navigating!"
The Mixmaster flew here by way
of Kansas City and Cincinnati. It
passed over Kansas City at 4:44
D. m. EST and over Cincinnati just
an hour later.
The revolutionary bomber was
developed by Army aeronautical
engineers.
The bomber will be known ir
commercial service as the DC-8
1t has twin liquid-cooled motors
deep in the fuselage.
The Mixrnaster was developed
over the past two years by the
Army air forces and Douglas Air
craft. 1t was ready to be placed in
production at the end of the war,
and is the first bomber in the
world to be rated in the 400-mile'
an-hour class.
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OPTIMISTIC

MOSCOW, Dec. s-(P)-1nformed
quarters said today that British
and American circles were highly
optimistic over the forthcoming
conference of Russian, United
States and British foreign minis
tiers, because Of the careful ad-
vance planning for it.
These quarters said that lack Of
preparation-to which many at.
tributed the breakdown Of the Lon.
don foreign ministers conference
would not be repeated at the Dec.
Is Moscow meeting.
T Preparations have been under.
way for some time, it was said, and
little, if anything, is being left to
chance. The agenda already has
been set forth in detail and much
study has been given to procedural
routine.
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BRITISH GIVEN WIDE
AUTHORITY In JAVA
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strafed and bombed 1ndonesian
concentrations south of Ambarawa.
At Batavia, two platoons Of In
donesians Friday night attacked in
the dock area of Tandjongprick,
armed with rifles, machine guns,
grenades and mortars. After
brief fight they were dispersed by
Punjabi troops supported by tanks.
A British Indian patrol was pinned
down in the Kramat area Of Ba-
tavia but was rescued by other
troops. An Raj man was killed
in the action.
At Soerabaja, in eastern Java.
armed Indonesians were trying to
fight back into native settlements
outside the town. Dutch and Eu-
rasian women released by the
British with the recent capture Of
the port said they were used by
the Extremists as screens against
the advancing British in the Soera-
baja street fighting.
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CHILDREN INJURED
WHEN STRUCK BY CAB
CONTINUED From Page One)

stores in the vicinity almost emp
tied as a throng gathered to view
the accident scene, necessltatlng
special traffic precautions by
police.
Riding in the cab as Goodman's
passengers were Mr.. and Mrs. e.
L. Watkins, 208 South 18th street.
Police said other witnesses to the
accident included W. C. BauOh q
the Baugh Motor company; w c.
Goodwin of Castle Hayne road, and
Pvt. George Bachelor, ON. Bn;.
CO, C. Camp Lejeune.
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TWO PERSONS KILLED

BUENOS AIRES, Dec. 8.-(R-
Two persons were killed and at
least four others injured today in
a series Of gun battles during a
demonstration by 100000 persons
as the Democratic union launched
it's campaign against Col. Juan
Peron, Argentina's "strong man"
who is a candidate for the presi-
dency.
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IN PHARMACY COURSE

Emile Ayash, Wilmington, is
. member of the School of
Pharmacy at the University of
North Carolina. is a men,
Der of . class Of 81 students
and is one of IA women enroll
ed In the course. The school
has the largest enrolment In
the history Of the course.
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DRINKS, ANTISEPTIO

DRINKS ANTISEPTIC
Willie Mae Swinson, 314 Bla.
den street, was treated and re-
leased from James Walker
Memorial hospital Friday night
after she repeatedly drank =
bottle of poisonous anticeptic,
city police said yesterday. Her
husband told officers she drank
the antiseptic following = do
nestle squabble."
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-12-09

Microphotographic Libraries of
several thousand volumes have
been shipped to- China by the
United States Department of State.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-12-09

Mozart died after completing a
requiem mass which 50 depressed
him that he was convinced it was
for his own funeral.
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City Briefs
BIBLE CLASS MEETING

BIBLE CLASS MEETING
The weekly meeting Of the
Mems Bible class of st. An
drews Covenant Presbyterian
church, located at Fifteenth
and Market streets, will be
held Sunday morning at 9:45
o'clock. DR.. ]. E. Evans is the
teacher. AL men Of the COM
munity are cordially invited to
attend.
Evening star., 1945-01-30
MIsceLLANeous EoR sAle.

SOFA BED, prewar Simmons. rebuilt .
months ago, wine covering. peri. condition
dinns room table apo porcelain 0 top HPsa, fschen
sfGSoFFPRssss sfHss oTFsTRls sfss models. from
ug; Instruction books; reas;. SUNDAY, CO
STORE EoUIPMENT-Meat slicer. bread
sToRE FlxTGREs, z1Sp III IA large wall case and
g glass a. nS n1or osas sases' At 27@1 Woodley pi
STORM sASH@For year-round comfor,
install M Air Comfort win-sliding storm sash
No down payment, monthly payments ss
$500: Air coMFoRr CORR 400 HHDf sDrins
STORM WINDOW and screen combina-
tio1 lions; w;nanw only limited number Of combins-
avoid future disappointment by purchas.
ing now, sashes removable from inside of
payments; :, free demonstration and esti-
sTokM 9s5si csi sasH saHRytlme; HrcHSn,N Wa 1890
supply at low prices any Size % and any type M
Time Tin. payments Phone AT i4o0,
ssntiiation i e smeni asgs deivsrS Tiaa0ss
sHS6iS soS%i s f. sa
convenient terms ATLAS FURNITURE
Co, 92l G St NV. DI. 3737.
TOILET OUTFITS, new. no priority re-
auired: compact Kohler of Kohler, with
white seat: $23.75. PARAMOUNT CO.,
2120 Georgia ave. NV. DE 97a7.
TYPEWRITER, Remington portable, Just
sell if no trade. cH. $50.
TYPEWRITERS and adding machines re-
eaFsd Ra facky sss oc tSD PTssHf n
CORP. Bond Bldg, 14th and NJ Y ave.
recorded Park ave WA 44as
VENETIAN BLINDS -four, 72x96. BLACK
STONE HOTEL, l0l6 18th st. NV.
VIOLIN for sale Villaume. excellent con-
dition; will sacrifice S175 cash. HO.
WATER HEATERs-Regular and bottle gas
20-30-40- 90 60-75 100-galon capacity. All
heaters guaranteed 5 to 90 years. No
down payment. 3 years to pay For
information phone AT 1881. AMERICAN
HEATING CO, 55 K st. sc.
WATER HEATERS, Rex. 2U-year guaran.
tee: all sizes; terms JOHN G WEBSTER.
Plumber, 627 st. MA 4l63, OR 3439
WRIST WATCH-Hamilton II Jewels.
solid gold mans; also mans diamond
ring Sacrifice 1929 18th st. NV
SOUTHERN VENETIAN BLIND co. Buy
direcr from manufacturer; steel or wood
Stats 1905 l4th st NV Phone AID 4333
1O-PC. DINING ROOM SUITE, very good
condition. Georgia 1857.
ATTENTION! Rooming house owners!
Rooming house, furn. for sale, very reaS-
or able. Call RE. 975s or TR. e711.
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COMMISSIONED OFFICER, permanent,
wife and Two daughters la aged and ~
Or ) bedrooms; close to transportation.
FURNISHED HOUSE or apartment, two
bedrooms, for colonel wife, small daughter
Quiet, dependab Bile; take pride in taking
care OF furnishings, Prefer Arlington but
Sne Tii ACCEPT eep any eoSd accommodations near
AAF OFFICER, wife and grandma wish 2-3
bedroom turn. or unfurn. house, Airing,
care: before March IS. TIE s524 :}0'
gNFURNisHED, 3 bearooms. NV or Chevy
VIII furnish bonds, on lease. Call MRS.
NAVY LifuTENANT q. g needs urgently
or unfurnished Northwest preferred. EN-
sSGaI SOMEWHERE VI there there is is an untgTnishsd
Or Or Chevy Chase preferred Permanentiy
and two dauehters, -T4-I col, HoYT,
s:3o,5 a,od RE. $500. Ext. 7sao4: eve9[hn,es,
OFFICER and empl. wife. perm. no children,
D. c. ref, desire furn. or unfurn house or
spt or p WI share eH% hSgss with respectable
pTRMANTSTT T fsE, RfsIDENTnTwo "a ~,' or three ;f1
bedroom unfurnished house for occupancy
995 PsE afo Ees offca GhesRq Te 4 ebG
deslre2 or 3 bedroom unfurn. house in
n.el Takoma Park or. Silver Spring area
responsible tenant refs. fuTn. FIR. JlG2e5
NAVAL OFFICER, wife 2 small children.
desires rent or sublet or 3 bedroom house
apartment, until May list. Tenancy in
February Limit, Sl25; NV or Arlington,
EN- 3232. 30'
FRENCH OFFICER and family wish for
, or 3 months comfortable, well-furnished.
bedroom apt. or house. About $500 mo-
DE. 1895, Ext. 100
RESPONSIBLE ARMY OFFICER with wife
infant daughter and white nurse des-
peIately needs 3-bedroom furn. house.
Cleveland Park. Wesley Heights or Spring
Valley preferred Must move from present
home because of return OF owner; our
previous landlord in Wash. Will tell you
that your property will receive the best
care in our hands. VIII serve best New
York business and social refs Call OR
904@ or RE. 1900 Ext 72119
PERM. ASSGD. ARMY OFF. needs or 3
2913 a.
By MARCH l. unfurn. house or apt
urgently needed by small adult family
permanent. responsible tenants. 81. 1854.
81
DESPERATELY NEEDED or 4 bed room
unfurnlshed house or apartment: NV or
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

JEWISH sERVICEMAN's WIFE willing to
share apt. with another. Phone Georgia
YOUNG LADY wanted to share basement
apaItment with servicemaHs wife and
6 shild; Dr. SO no. l315 RI Fairmont NV agn,s.s,
another, $40 per mo, 2-rm, kit, bath apt.
Sunday, weekdays, after 8, 322O 18th st.
i.l9 HOLBRooK sT. NJ rooms
Sh!iHsef. SFHk fF.AIRFAx VILLAGE, s.E.-An home
roomers; one bedroom with Kitchen, couple
Gf o mar TaYfoR sfo ms S1 soK s0s sar Se
2croom apt. convenient transportation,
$50 month.
4045 nth ST. N.w.-one lady. Attrac-
tive living room and bedroom combined,
with empl. lady. $50 mo. Call after
Z pm.
GIRL to share Broom furnished apart
ap 4 Tn sShst ssS mo s pds s2S Sa 'f of ass st
NEAR NAVY YARD or girls to share
spt apt. with tst,a servicemans wife Can be seen
231 Nichols ave. Sc; SIS week each.
1919 ST. Ne, Apartment 4-Wir share
my small. lovely, completely furnished
fnis TO tsfsTfasfs SHARE s-kh XII s4e APT with
other sirli III c9ny trsnsD For r. possession Feb
IA TAsa; a5l&; can siter pm: ,., .
p.her E 9sH slrIs .a4 1929 saTstosa sys ne. Cali
GOVERNMENT executive. will share large
apartment in convenient Mt. Pleasant with
Tnse Toom Rtchen TSG snd Ss ro n sns
tenance, S16O monthly shared equally
References exchanged. Box 26-B, Star.
1874 INGLESIDE TR. NW-1-room ant
fully furn., all facilities included Conv.
to transp sl75o ts per meRth Msy So e
BURN CO., -" Ss7 New YORK ave- NV RE RE.
BASEMENT B, SEM APT, living room, bedroom
ksooMs ASp AND S 9HfS pffs fiioRsn hen bath
phons eaIh csi after B Of Ho BUS s5s4 4hmitsa a
WANTED wa ri B Young married girl to share
con- conv w" NV. iocation m i4so ~ 1 cRapn S St. a Apt
ELDERLY II M;IE LADY, Ilylns alone r small
Adams 1888. 27o7 Adams Mil I'd, NV.
DESIRABLE FLAT in desirable location
living, bed bath rooms kitchen; furnished
exclusive of sleeping and eating gear con-
rent, so mo. set by rent control Of
hS as U&usThLLY ri fla &! ns ARTISTIC. spacious
beautifully and completely furnished .
bedroom apartment 10 sublet in George
town S215 monthly. Box 2a-B, Star. -
HAVE 4-RM. furn. apt. in des. n W. Sl25
per mo, to trade for smaller one in NV
or Arlington. Phone GE. 1857 after 8 D M.
81"
1854 10th ST. NW-In refined home. 9
rooms. kitchenette, private bath 3rd floor
EmploSed ed couple, no children OF pets.
$50 month. AID. 1924
TO SHARE, modern ant. with professional
man, $40. GE. 4007 after pm. 939
Longfellow st NV
furnished, one of Washington's most un-
usual apartments suitable for bachelor or
employed couple. Bedroom, kitchen
dinette. living room opens on large bal
cony; 500 per month. Car desirable
Phone Tuesday, Al pm. WI 1880. .
40 4th ST. SE.-3 rooms, bath. auto
matte heat and hot water, utilities fur
niShed; $50 MI 1892
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY,

ions of washnston % clo!ein fnsS Nd n ana a Ss sf',
lion You viii receive iodays ssef best sIniR prce.
500 Eve 0G or qSlGk sun fa:F GRAyA9 saf 9soFgs s
casH Az ST RIYERs E1aEiSs. EA "a oc5s c5svv c,
day; phone US for free appraisal and
sE Sc AND ND NE IL; PRoPERTY1We pay Al
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We CAN SELL YonR House at its full
ssGNDHRs CO, CO Nc M eHa5ns ResItors established Ma
ISL %L DI FaY lolS CASH l69 St ba5s. in Pet.
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CASH BUYERS FOR NE. woodridge.
Brookland, Michigan Park properties, large
demands dp yrs Now is the time to sell Let
CASH CAS- 2asi E / 9s NO 7a9s
semidetached home in good Sc. LOCATION;
pGsasf5siGp 1apMaN With sns ID deed Can HAIRY
M HAVE a BGYER sa,E anxi0as a S14q to locate in GOOD
location, Northwest section or Takome
aE 4ess MARSHALL AR aIsI ]. sew wAPLE I otso co.
WE CAN SELL your property If located in
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or fn Sf marsst as sssh vsns sns is9E
HOME HOME BUYER with all cash wishes to
brick house in good NV. section, Cali
NNoRTH&EsT REALTY specializes in the
Chase: Md We have at this time several
cash buyers If your home is for sale.
sSe sSene us today for quick results. Oliver
Cash for D. C or Md prop, ten. not dist.
dssa 70 'Gm% q RVEYa 9EhfE aef bl 'tFssy {sosy
WE HAVE CLIENTS who who viii qa%as pag Cash Sa'fs for
Arlington Va: OK. 1924 after 4 p.n.. M.
HAVE CASH CLIENTS for small brick
| prop, rites in the District. FRANK NJ
DOYLE, Realtor, 927 18th st. NV. DI,
! 1855
WANTED to buy, house in Burleith or
! Glenbrook Village. Please call WI 1867.
THE NORTHWEST SECTION, Bethesda and
suburban Maryland. If you own home Of
quality and distinction and you desire to
TER Mn oo fssS Mass s.
COLORED-n your property is for sale to
colored. ri buy 1t or sell 1t II the price is
right J, w ROUSE, 1910 NJ St DI T0S3.
COLOkED-We are in need of houses in
All sections Of the city. II you are con-
yet, call E. ]. MOSS REALTY CO., DI
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

SILVER SPG.-For rent. furnished house,
facilities: rent. 1928 mo-; reply by letter
Box 94-x. Star
BRICK HOUSE, living room. dining room
kitchen. 2 sunrooms heated. bedrooms
maids room 2 baths: garage automatic
stoker for lease ! or . years; rent $500
HsqRth; 6l4 allison noNTn & ay Pc Gl3I
house, available Feb. i, furnished com
pletelyi recreation room, gas heat: Chevy
Chase Hills, $l75 mo. Box 232-X, Star
completely furnished; $50. FREDERICK
A. BLUMFR, 6l7 Pa. ave. Sc. FIR. 1883
ON 9th, Mr.. ST. S.W. (conv. to Govt
cleo, GE refgr,; completely furn.: available
Feb. 3. Rent, S70.75 month, Call tc
!! am, tonlyl. E, A. GARVEY. DI. 450s
DETACHED, Z rooms, oil heat, electric re.
frigerator; S110 BY appointment only
6937 Ga. ave. NV. GE 0634 before II
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APARTMENTS WANTED Cont, J,

OFFICERS WIFE, with 7-month-old baby,
desires furnished 1-bedrom apt in NV
section. viii consider sharing house in
Chevy Chase or suburb of Chevy Chase.
D. c. Call Ordway 0356 evenings after T.
1T. CoMDR., permanent here; wife. child,
yrs, need apt, preferably 2 bedrooms;
will pay up to S135 furnished, $50 unfur-
nished: prefer NV. section or Va. Phone
day, RE. 5400, Ext. 2613; night or Sun
day, EN-. 1892. 81
one or two bedroom Apartment; near
TRANSPORTATION Pentagon. Phone TIE 1929.
REFINED COUPLE urgently need furn.
apt, near Navy Yard or Anacostia no
children. pets CHI. 9321. A.
WILL EXCHANGE one bedroom apartment,
S55 mo-. in Arlington development for one
nings, Oh. S063
ATTORNEY. wife and daughter, age ..
desire to. suitcase suitable furnished apt.
or house for few months. will lake excellent
care; references; about. S125. Call North
f03S hetWeen h,30 and & AZ
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ROOMS FURkIsHED-MD. and VA,

4 DOMER AVE, Takoma Park. Md
Room in private home. couple or 9 gentle
men; ss week; close to transp. 81. 5s1O.
42S N. MONROE ST, Arl., Va-Comforta :
BILE. s.w.. single room, with large cedar
closet: u blk. from Pershing DR.. bus; gen
tleman only: S35 mo. OK. 1865
1910 INVERNESS DRIVE, Chevy Chase,
Md.-Double room. twin beds: in private
home, Just east of Conn. for employed
couple or girls; nonsmokers; laundry ia
through Friday
ARLINGTON, va. 2s19 10Th st. south
Attractive room, in friendly home, l block
Columbia pike bus: So mo for girl who
will stay some nights with children. CH
6442.
ARL. va. 41Io N. 23rd st-Attractive
hwy. bus: sl0 wk. Giebe 1897.
1915 North Columbus St.
Spacious double rm.. large enough for or
3 adults; maple bedroom suite. twin beds,
inner-spring mattresses, adj. semipvt bath,
$$4455-S55; also | very small single room,
1903 LESLIE AVE, Alex, va.-Attractively
furnished; private family; l or 2 gentle
men; am.c; Del Ray section. 1Oc bus
fare. Is. min to .Pentason Bldg; s35 per
mo. for l or $40 for 2. After pm, phone
RE. 5151, Ext. 403, 9 to 5. l.
Evening star., 1945-01-30
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYlANp

PREWAR VALUE In a Charming Early
american brick residence, in an acre set
ting and outstanding location. Delightfui
ist noor contains living room, library,
a1nlng room, lavatory, kitchen. pantry.
oreskIsSt room, year-around living room
bedrooms, 3 baths. Excellent servants
room and bath over the gear attached
pointment call Mrs. Thurston, EN-. 4Si0
or DE. 1922 weekdays. FRANCES POWELL
HILL 1905 Goth st. NV. Exclusive Agent
COMPLETELY FURNISHED - In lovely
East Pines, Md Modern BUNGALOW. nearly
new home with practically new furnishings
including draperies, dishes, cooking uten-
siis rugs, etc; large living room, kitchen
with breakfast nook, 2 large bedrooms
modern bath, stairway to hoored attic with
space for additional room. only $1,000.
81 300 cash. balance S33 per msnth. in
ture worth over $1,000. ROBERT S.
DAVIS WA 1900, 5303 Baltimore ave.
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