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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06

FOUNTAIN
SALESGIRLS
No experiences Necessary. meals and
uniforms furnished. paid while M
training.
CUNNINGHAM'S
1927 18TH sooI GRATIOT
GENERAL housework and cooking. no
lsundIy city references UN 6-O724
1868 Muirlanc s25 weekly.
GENERAL housewsrk white private
room and radio stay nighis. no family
laundry. UN 4-ol46.
CTRL--Genersl. Stay nights own room,
fond OF children. University 2-4s96.
CIRLs-Esrn to SIS week Dance part
nsrs ~ instructors. no experience See
Miss Lechner Trees. 4l09 woodward
al AiensndTins, 90 pm.
GRADUATE nurses. excellent salary.
rAnity Hospital. Glendale 5. Cant
Los Angeles Metropolitan Area.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES
: 70 3o. Fortify your future learn
the telegraph business. Openings In
several cepaTInents paid training See
NAAEs RldNNAAlfa k0hn EVAs western
Union. Congress and Shelby
HoUsEKEEPER-Empio couple with
3-yr old daughter. want refined white
lady modern. Rss heated home nc
laundry or heavy WORK Call evenings
after 5. OR 07s4
HOUSEKEEPER for general white /.
adult home Call after 6 80 ,. m.
Dearborn 6216.
HOUsEwORK -Expcrienced Girl assist
cooking. no laundry, rhursasys, sun
esS ps1.,s s'isrn1on r,d1 p @ SDioT'sos ~
US i-6s2i
HOUsEwORK--G,neral. Whit preferred
stay nishis References. S2s. 29ee
Burlingame TO S-SS22
HOuSEWORK Experienced for general.
s--'s IN 10 hsAvy laundry. good
wages stay nights On 325oo
HOUSEWORK- NO cooking no laundry
stay nights $40. uN 1-657i
NURSES aids. experienced . DAYS. S.
pei day 269 Mack Ave
OFFICE work IN customer billing dept
Apply personnel office 9th roor, MIchl-
gan Consolidated Gas Co
PLANO TEACHER Experienced In pop-
ular boogie wooxie Bethvsfd Schools.
2o33 Woodward Cadillac SAIL.
sECRETARY for large east SIDE indus
Llhl urn. interesting ana permanent
position Must be experienced Give cufu-
plete details In hfSt litter. Write Boz
B2202 Detroit Times 81
SECRETARY for large east side indus.
trial arm Interesting ana permanent
position Must be experienced. Give
complete details IN nrst letter. write
Box B-4e27. Detroit Times 81.
TIA CHERS--Hse esiian ruitar etc. Capt.
tol Schools. 324o crstiot Me o7oo
WAITRESS - Experienced only. alary.
room and board Call Miss Williams
Dearborn Inn DE- 1910
WAITRESS-White for coffee shop
\ days 1910 woodward Blvd Bidg
WOMEN
Big. easy urohtt fbr pleasant WORK.
home shcpp4lg service Establish your-
self for now and The future No In
vestment Ne furnish everything great
opportunity fer reliable persou For
intetview write Bos B-634. Detroit
Time 81.
WORK FOR woMEN AT HoME
Simple. easy work that pays up 70 81 so
per hour. one weeks trial. Apply IN
person. Royal Crown Co.. SAT Wood
Narf
YOUNG woman for ngh, hous>worh
private quarter, good home. sKoelien,
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
FEMALE HELP WANTED

As,bkKn aftsr war s~cuIify ior coiored
Vfdsu and aIls. sees betseen - 10
as Must be high school graduate
choice VI tyo shifts p m 20 ~
HoSsn ca $3.50 ostseen 80 and
o. m
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
CHRISTMAS TREES

CHRIsTNhs 'rres uhoietaf. s7b .
hundred selected DiCksftOr. corner
Jane AR S4at Pi Tlgi
scotch p!r. ,-e.. sny amour, de-
lsverse Phone .lOT " IesmlnEion.
Ontario
WHoLE LEsALE-HaLaan Ana iprAes Ksll.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
DETROIT TIMES WISHING WELL
Registered U. s. P.,er, ose,

ERE Is pleasant little that will give you
every DAY IL is numerical puzzle designed TO spell out
your fortune Count the letters first II number
Of letters number less than s.
add B. The result key number upper
hand corner OF the reange check
numbers left TO read ts the letters under
the checked figures give YOU
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
PERSONALS

a LIQUOR hsbi; gtgEp"1 a. r.mc
Arnold 2S6l Nat BanE E,dg PA 1884
DAISY MAJ MOODY KEED - Please
cunae iloa.s Mefhe} and B=1 E+fii IUvF
y0u ard need y0l
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
SpECIAL NOTICES

LUSCIOUS t.cc rilc1ec TEXAS cifru
fruit difo,t illm orchard. Bu oTsnF'
- EfspC'rJr So hail each - 30 ?
rrrrets FOB WeEsrf q He.ccet
f.rraef -H.l.ifr r#F q WFrtarF TFr
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
AUTO TRANSPORTATION
BUS TRANSPORTATION

IFAVfNG SsturdSy Little ROCK take
lady and child share rYpenses Wr'te.
ell - 40 EIgmrr. Ntrh
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
MUSIC LESSONS

BOOGlE wOOClE Piano svinc voice
DAnrt Harlem style Cai1feo teachers
1905 Broadway. CAcils- o5'h Tlier
4-lpe4
CHICK MoORE MODERN SWING
PLANO. 1928 Gu. RIVER, TY 7-uf66.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06

AL PfLES. HOUvx RAfsfNC
Painting. Plsstsring.S 10 s-stsA,
ARE You having Gas range tpusIsy
For prompt service. call IL 1Bes
ATTENTION nee home ovn~rs. siss
eoor sseies built and Installed rsss.
Hser out rain sne snov. vi 1851
HOME nlpnovIDeEJgfS
ATTIC. sEus ree. fros sifS vnx
Elrssy ls., -. syiis'sI AZ sss Ed ssaad 1880
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-06
MALE HELP WANIEn

FxpERIFSCED 'arn7 hand care ,
i c1ts chicseas dues orchsff Kitchen
fardfu' 700 month room and board
MA a0Gd between 2 and =
The sub., 1945-04-28

COMPLISHED deeds by the A. F. of L. in the past six months. These needs and other accomplishments will be considered small after you elect A. F. of L., as YOUR bar gaining agent. A. F. of L. did not come back at your request, they have never left you since that day some few months ago when you selected A. F. of L. over the CIO as your CHOICE. Since that day A. F. of L. has proven that your problems are "our problems" and we stand ready to continue our great work" of the past. Join the A. F. of L. NOW and get your button in the best UNION organi- zation in the world.
 REMEMBER, TOO =
 Don't just wear your button = Fight for 1t.
The sub., 1945-04-28

L. and its stand on incentive sys- tems.
 The recent meeting by manage ment and the A. F. of l.. has re- suited in the changing of the entire rating system employed by man. agement. This new method shall embody seniority" rights, giving to. workers of long standing their rights in p ayment for long service with the company. As is well known, no system can give work CT security unless that system Is a yearly salary" system which has been the goal of not "OUR CON- PETITORS" but an ORIGINAL" 1" A. F. of l.. platform, adopted a great time ago. When a yearly salary agreement is not available SENIORITY as obtained by the A. F. of L. at the Boat Co. Is the best and closest job security plan that can be accomplished.
 The charge that workers shall have to pay an immense amount to hold jobs at the Boat Go. should the A. F. of L. become the bargain ing agent is an outright lie. Any person active in unionism should know that a fee can be charged higher than the original initiation on the closing of an organizations charter and where both manage ment and the bargaining agent feel that closed shop is more beneficial to production. It has been proven during the war emer- gency that time lost by strikes and walkouts was held to minimum in cases where closed shop con- tracts existed. I defy anyone to prove that any shipyard contract with an A. F. of l.. union in the United States costs from $35.00 to $30000 to become a member, as charged by a MT. Thomas.
 Regarding strikes and walkouts, the A. F. of L. on request of Ma tional leaders. adopted the no strike or walkout pledge during the present war, where an emergency existed. Recently the CIO pub- lished for benefit of Boat Con- ,pany workers, pamphlet pointing out that 1t had secured for it's workers throughout the country, three million dollars in retroactive bonuses, etc. This statement may be true to some extent, although numerous cases were cited by them where a few organizations had ap- pealed their decisions regarding the CIO and d-its claims. HOWEVER, we will accept as true the state- ments of our COMPETITOR BUT WOULD OUR COMPETITOR PUBLISH THE FIGURES RE- GRADING THE MILLIONS LOST BY ITS MEMBERS THROUGH OUT THE ENTIRE COUNTRY BY STRIKES AND WALKOUTS?" With these figures we could see plainly how measly three million
The sub., 1945-04-28
Mnri1e Local 62O United Association of Plumbers 07ld Ste0n1fitterS AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR
 By CLYDE DeROO

Local Mo- 62O held it's regular meeting Saturday April 14 at Hall with large gathering in attendance
 Tn the absence of President Harvey Brother Vice Pres dent Robert White presided Bylaws read for the Ond time adopted Usual business followed and the meet ing adjourned.
 neglected in my last article to thank the entire Local in the cooperation given in planning and holding our eed" Of special mention should be BrO George Lupkay who showed again his culinary art and pleased the entire gathering with his food display.
The sub., 1945-04-28

I should like to remind all pro- %hers that their attendance at meetings in the next few weeks should be solid" Plans are now under way for the coming election and each and every member should become acquainted with our elec- tion strategy. This election Is of vital importance to all and it will take the undivided attention of all members. Make plans now to at- tend our next meeting, Saturday April 28, at 1:30 p. m.
 Past President Bro. Ebbenhaus, with Pres. Bro Alfred Harvey at- tended the U. A. convention in Danbury, Conn. Details of the convention cannot be given here, but reports of the business trans acted shall be given all members at the next meeting assure you that it shall contain some head aches for our enemies.
 Some queries by opponents of the A. F. of L. do appear amusing in character. I refer. of. course, to Q recent article by a MT. Thomas. who, of course, is advocating an "Indie" set-up for the men of the Boat Company. Realizing too, that the Indies will not be on the bal lot in the forthcoming election, shall answer these queries as sfm- ply as possible so that they might serve those other competitors of the A. F. of L., who will use a system of lies and mud-slinging in an attempt to lure men into their system of network that will bring total destruction in bargaining fairness to E. B. workers.
 The A. F. of L. was accused of threatening, and I quote, "to raise Hell with o. P. Robinson" Such is not our policy, but if the A. F. of l.. is at odds with management re- garding certain policies, we will be prepared to offer evidence of com pany failures that need correcting and we will not single out any ONE gentleman of the Boat Co.,, but shall be prepared to RAISE HELL with the ENTIRE structure of management that would attempt to prohibit us from protecting our members.
 Regarding incentive methods that the A. r. of L. has been charged with being against, I re- fer to the recent bonus received by the men of the Boat Company. This bonus was obtained only by the persistent efforts of the A. F. of l.. It Is known generally that management made ready for dis tribution prior to official notifica- tion of the Navy Department all checks regarding the bonus. It Is further known that the A. F. of L. sponsored, too, the proposal of pay bonuses to all foremen of the yard. The above should answer all questions regarding the A. F. of
The sub., 1945-04-28


 dollars would seem compared with the millions of dollars lost by CIO members through strikes and walkoutS.
 Regarding terminations and the placing of men who were terminat- ed, we can show proof of placing men who have left shipbuilding at the boat company in BRANCHES of work other than shipbuilding only because of the vast reservoir of work contracts held by the A. F. of L. in other industries through out the nation. Letters reach us daily from men who have been placed in other industries thanking us for the prompt response they received in obtaining employment elsewhere. The.A F. of L., has long been known for it's ability in plac- ing members in all cases of job terminations.
 In ending this communication, may I say to the CIO and other organizations acting in competi- tion with the A. F. of L., that the workers of the Boat Co. are not in- terested to degree in your ability to point out "what you have done" outside the State of Connecticut, BUT what you would do "here" at the Boat Co. As early as 1897 the CIO, using the age-o1d system of gangsterism, attempted to organize the Boat Co, but the workers re- fused to be scared by threats of violence, and other barbarian acts and when the CIO with its huge membership CLAIM ordered a "sit down. exactly the entire CIO membership sat down, "all'' 137 of them. Workers later, as much as they hated company dominated union and with the A. F. of L. not on the ballot chose an Indie set- up. They preferred this set-up in preference, to the CIO. Within the past year another election was held. Again the CIO with its old majority CLAIMS told you that it was impossible for them to be de- feated this time. BUT THE A. F. of L. WAS" ON THE BALLOT IN THEIR FIRST VISIT TO THE BOAT co. and the workers of the Boat Co, realizing their DUTY put their blue chips on an intelli- gent, fair, solid and nationwide organization, the A. F. of L. Would be going too far by reminding 1 workers here of the outcome re- gently of an election by the United Aircraft in Hartford, Conn.,? To remind the organizing committee of the CIO here, the result of that vote, listen, now: Some six thou sand five hundred votes above the entire five hundred eighty polled by the CIO. Ask, also, the CIO what has happened in many of the recent elections in the State of Connecticut, regarding the mills. ;
 These things happened in the State of Connecticut, the state in which the Electric Boat Company is located, workers here can begin to visualize how the trend is to the A. F. Of L.
 shall not hurl charges of Con- muniSm or other un-American iSmS at the CIO. This has been done by so many more learned persons in the country. Some charges of Red >radicalism became so violent at one time that our Sec retary of Labor was almost forced to resign because of a high CIO official on the West Coast. Is that not true?
 Again Boat Go. workers don't be misled by these lies that will be hurled at the A. F. of L. Proceed cautiously and rannennhar. FAC.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-13
Skate Famine
Servieemen Would Like
10 Borrow Them

DO you have any ice skates
gathering dust in the attic or
hanging from nail in the garage ?
If you do, there are several
hundred servicemen and women in
Detroit who would like 10 borrow
them.
The parks and recreation COM
mission. showered with requests
from servicemen TO rent skates is
ready TO set up an ice skate
loaning service at the four rinks
most popular with servicemen at
the rare times when they do man.
age 10 get skates,
Leave the skates at any of the
II community recreations centers
or the commissions main office
in the Water Board Building.
The four rinks are at Belle Isle,
Palmer Park, Rouge Park and
Field.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-13
ARMY WOUNDED

JOHNSON. PVT ROBERT Mrs. Bernises
Y Johnson huskegon.
KAUFMAN PFC CHARLES R.-chsrlss NJ.
Kaufman, henOminee
KEEPP. PFC. WALLACE R.-wsllscs r.
Knepp Bay City
KONOSKE. PVT MERvIN C-Afred X.
konOske Iron River
KRAUSE PFC EDDIE Mrs Wilma r.
KTsuss ssginsw
LADNER. PFC. HAZEN L.-Mr LORNA A.
Laoner. Big Rapid
LECUYER, PFC EDWARD J.-Mrs Helen
NJ Lecuyer, Lincoln
LEICHTWEIS. PFC DONALD G.--Miu AhH
Leichtweis. Worthwhile
LONSBERRY PVT KENNETH Mrs. Ma
RE LonSberry. Kalamazoo
MACHOWSKi. PFC. FLOYD Mrs Stella
Kulczynsk Smith Creek
MARKIEwICZ PVT. THEODORE P.-wI-
yer mArkiewicE. smith Greek
hAPES. PVT RAYMOND H.--hrs. Mildred
/ hhpet. Lansing
Z MccARTY, PvT. JAMES P.-Mt. Florsnes
van ffouitin, Hopkinf, a--s --.
MILLER. PVT. WARREN B.-MrS Yranees
MosHER PFC. HOW'D E.--Mrs Matilda y
Mosher OwosEo
oT-ro. PFC. LOUIS E--Mrs Mary Otto.
Chelsea
POWERS. PVT. ARDEN L MrL Grace
PRICE. PFC. ROBERT Mrs. Betty Price
AllegAn.
hNhMlsfht r A. LAVE a-VIt
ths Rumler Mt Clemens.
SAWYER. PVT. GERALD F.-hrt. EarlA NJ
sawyer. Pontiac
SCHULTZ. slsGT MAX J.-hrs Lucille
W Schultz. New Baltimore,
sHRoYER. PFC. THOMAS c. - John
ShTOyer vAEtAr
SNYDER. PFc RAYMOND w.-Mu Daisy
Snyder. Sparta.
SPARE. T/sGT. RAY L-MrL Mary Spare
Howell.
sPTTZLYY. PVT CARL M-Mrs Anna
spi'Sisy. Portland
STEADMAR. PVT PAUL s-Msrvin Stead
man. Lansing.
STRASCHEWSKI SGT ELMER Her
man StrsscheWski. Van Dyke
WAGNER. PVT. RALPH Mrs Florence
Wagner. KSlsmAxo0
WHITNEY. SGT BRUCE L.-Mrs. Crseis
g. whitney. Fiint
wIGLER. PVT JERomE-mrs. Sarah wiE-
Ter, HUNTINGTON
WILLIAMS PFC. ROY L.-Mn Clara vii
liAmE Flint
WOOSTER. PFC ERNEST J.-Mrs Agnes
Wooster. Bay Por,
wOODARD. PVT ROBERT p-Mn Eve.
gene Woodsrd. Parma
YUND. SGT CLIFFORD R.-hrs. Marion
?. fund, Holland
NAVY UEAD
MROCZKOWSK1 1T - 9 STEPHEN
GRECORY-Mrs Helen MrocxkoWski. mother,
5es2 Chens. Detroit
NAVY WOUNDED
DE CRIw. NM sc MORRIS Arthur
MI Pau hcGrAw brother. Cedar spring
GROVE &c IIC CHARLES ROLAND
Aft Ruth I WriTht mother. Dayison
HARDY, = &C WILLIAM WkRRES-Nn
Charles n Hardy, brother. Grand Rapids.
- 1nxF 9 . .
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-13
Martin 0hIin' S
Rites Tomorrow
Obituary

Funeral services for Martin
Ohhn. physical director for the
j. l.. Hudson Co, who died in Har-
per Hospital yesterday. will be
held at the Hamilton Funeral
Home, Cass and AlexandriR to-
morrow at 2:30 PIN. Burial will
be in Hartford, Conn.
Mr.. Ohlin, who was born In
attended Trinity College
and Harvard University before
coming TO Detroit. For several
years he was a member Of the
Swedish-American soccer team
here.
Mr. Ohlin. who was Al and
lived at ll30 Holcomb, is survived
by his widow. Elsie.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-13
Civil War Art Talk
Scheduled Toniqht

Miss Elizabeth II. Payne Of the
educational department of the De
troit Institute Of Arts will present
n talk tonight on The War Art
Of the Civil War" AT the institute.
Winslow Homer. Civil War illu-
strator for Harpcrs Weekly. viii
be featured
Similar talks will be given by
the Museum staff every Wednes.
day al 3 p. m. and Friday AT s 80
p m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-13
EUROPEAN AREAl
DETROIT

sowDEN PFC ROBERT Mrs siEns
yonden ss72 Howell
,,!;I EINsTILs. ld.i PVT moRRis-Mu zsld' Fin
CAVERN, PFC, STANLEY M,-Mrs. France.
osverni ss52 Clements
c6G0c G0coLh PFC MITCHELL L-victor I.
HoLLANDER. PFC. LEo-Mu ThsIsSs Hol-
lancer; iie4 collinEwood
HOLT PVT GEORGE w-Mrs June Holt.
KLErN. SGT. HERMAN-Mn. May r Klein,
"A FoUsTAIN. PVT LEROY A.-Mrs
Helen LsFountsin. asa Es1tlsvn
LIcHTwARDI. PFC, GORDON R.--Mrs.
W LieoTTl fn'Esiq' scr LFosARp 1Pn.h PmMT, yrr,p,,
Lsotu, 5Os7 Cadillac
LYKiNs. PVT JAMES E--Mrs Rsbs NJ
MUFF' PVT. wfLFRED E.-MnL Harriet
Mutt 1878 WaEhbum.
FtebdH- -ffc. FoBEFT C.-Hft. Ann y
ProuKh. 25a3 HudSoa.
PRzETAczNIK, PVT. ALBERT J--Jossph
PrLetacznik, 4414 FTeer.
PUDLELEK, PFC. PAUL s.-Mrs Eva Pude-
RIsI, PIC DOMINIC A-Mr. Alersndris
RiN. 362e r. willis.
sAwcHuK. PIC. RAYMoED-John saw
sIAfhERER. sfSGT. Carl Mrs Rose
Simmerer. 2oi Mclean.
:, sLAwINsKI. PVT. CHESTER L.-Mu Pc
STEIN. SGT. AlBERT-hrS Helen Stein.
SIEHRETT PFC. CLYDE JR.-hTa JO-
hsnns s,errett. 1887 Parhgrovs.
vICNEAu. SGT. LAWRENCE J.--MrS. Joyce
Ngneau, 6s2 Goddard road WyAndotts
rvlRGrLIo: PVT WILLIAM v.-Mu. Ida
WHITE S SGT, CURTIS E-Mp Ruth D.
White. 1881 Cheyenne
WILCZEK. PFC. JOsEPH-Mt. Mary Ken
cik. 2242 FAber, Hamtramck
WODZIEE. PFC. STANLEY Mrs. Gene
We've C. WodIlsn, 4sao Loystt
ZOLNIERCZYK, PFC PAUL s-Mu Jo-
ssphine zolniercIyf, 1907 Boulevard court
OUTsTATE
CHIPNAN. Tf5 ALVIN Leroy Chipman
CLARK PVT ROBERT Mrs. Lula NJ
Clark. Craying
czuBAJ, SGT. FRANK J,--mn Mary Cru
DEcARE, sGT' ROY T Mrs Truias De
GARvEY. PFC. LYLE E.-Herber csv,y.
GissoN. PFC EUGENE R-Mn wanda
GRIFFIN. PvT cLoYsE B-Ml Virginia
CRooTERs, wILLIAM-Ms MsrEsrs,
CrootsrS Hudtonvills
HALL PVT HAROLD v-Mu Gertrude "
HAn. Grand Rapids
HAYES, PVT. CECIL P.--Mrs Jessie l.
Hayes Adrian
y HiNciirY, PVT. HAROLD w--Mu Doris
DIfTKII, Prc vARsIcE c.-nn- Ida "
bchsrmtrhoIn. Nj EorriG.
HisTEp SGT JOSEPH w-ArL Mary
HSted. Munger
~>~~~~~~>~--~ Friday. Jo1u
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-13
Mrs. Luce S Brother
Philippines Casually

WASHINGTON, Jan. y (UP)
The Office Of Rep Clare Boothe
Luce (R) of Connecticut revealed
today that she had received word
that her only brother. 1t. David
+ Boothe Of Greenwich, Conn,
was seriously wounded Dec % in
the Philippines
Mrs. Luce was notified Of his
injury as she VAS leaving for her
summer home AZ Monck's Corner.
S. C., 20 visit the grave of her
daughter. Ann Clare Brokaw
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-13

Der oi the board of trustees of
the Detroit Museum Of Arts
Founders Society. He was reap
pointed by Mayor Jeffries 20 the
new term which ends Jan 1, l949.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-13
Hughes Redppoinied
To oMuseum Board

Charles A. Hughes. secretary
of the Detroit Athletic Club. to-
day starts a new term as men,
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-13
Honor Roll
Official Casualty List

The department has made public the names 2O9s
nAsualties, "a from Michigan n the
The department released list 181 United States
casualties including from Michigan
these the nexon have been notified and been kept
informed of any change in status.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-13

'~>~~~----~- Friday. January ~. I945 :.
Evening star., 1945-02-02
APARTMENTS WANTED.

GOVERNMENT SCIENTIST. single, native
Wash.ngtonian: apartment house, near
downtown preferred. WI. 1884 after 6
s-BEDROOM or house for family Of 4; Sc,
NV, or ne; occupancy Feb l, is. or Mar
Hes IA asSS WIFE s1ffE pm psnmanent EN-
ment n1Jt unfurnished; refs. Phone North
FUKN.. 1 studio-bedrm.. dressing rm.. pu-
Iont Iont Circle vic: sublet mos. or more:
ssMY sqSS FefeTGnesf eFFY9FRs Box "a 4s5z Star
apartment or willing to share house with
ssasd 500 Rf%FP RffsHPf in A6VhNcT7 NSgh NsSS7 Naval
house, desire small, attractive furn. APT apt.
!9r 4 monIhS' ntn limit $500 monthly. Box
COUPLE with nursery-going child de-
sire 2 ttwo) rooms, kitchen and bath. fur
nishee q ~ Or or unfurnished apartment. Decatur
YouNG cotFLE desire / or . rm.. kitch-
enette apt, NV. section. EN-. 0595.
wants 5-room unfurnished apt. or house,
NAVY iiEtf ANb ANEW VIE. FEC Just Il marriead, aSad
live; would be sratefui for or any Oilers rs
OF Groom apartment, anywhere NV:
VI @S1ll furnish excellent references. Box
s3-s' s3 star or Wo. s66s between and
ARMY OFFICER AND WIFE require furn.
Or Or uniurn q apt. apt. Immediately, NV. or Va.
HSt i:f.FiooR 116 slaP APARTMENT for responsible
couple. 3 to rooms no children, no pets:
vie " G%eorgetoyn % Or Mt; Pleasant NV: up
TWO SISTERS, Govt. employed. residents
3 years, want furnished or unfurnished
apt, NV. preferred excellent references
Ex, 61O0, Ext. 1853. between and s 80. q
TWO OR THREE BEDROOM unfinished
'partment for Government executive,
wife and 10-year-old daushter. Com
pletely reliable with superlative house.
Keeping and care. Consider anything
available before March, 90. Wish NV Sec
ton near good school Limit, $3.50 per
month. Phone Ex. 1860. Ext. 2I57. a.
3 OR 4R0OMS and bath. furn, or unfurn..
on or before March I5, in Silver Spring
VIC; employed couple no children: per-
TWO, THREE Or FOUR ROOM furnished
apartment desired by naval ofncer and
wife. present assignment believed to be for
! iops pm. term. Please call Lincoln a5se sfter ssfter
ARMY OFFICER wants furnished bachelor
apartment, S50-S70. no pets; permanently
stationed, returned overseas: will consider
hot plate apd refrieerator: preferably NV
67o0. f1f S4f6. SnS time.