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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14
Ramspeck Girds
For FEPC Fight

ATLANTA ,ANPI-Rep Ro-
hetr Ramspeek tD-Ga home for
few days vacation "Wednesday
rreed EMPLOYERS as matter of
self-intcresi, 10 become familiar
with the house bin 70 prohibit
discrimination iuemploy m emit
uhc FEPC billA
"It Is thn most drastic measure
set proposed IN ME rocimenia-
ton 81 business said Eamspcck
- am against h. for I believe
ITS hsh ilme some one should
say 'le the employer rin MS
own huslnoss
Conefe~smar Ramspc.k SAID
Tho nieasaro proposed a series
Of now regulations thar might
keen an EMPLOYER IN conr' half
mo time explaining why he hired
'his and that person II has a
clause thar promises endless
trouble for county and state em-
ployment agencies and Il az
iects every private cmplcNer With
more han six persons on his
payroll tho Georgia lcciSla'or as-
serted Opposition 20 The Bill
has been growing steadily in re-
cent weeks he said but II still
might pass
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14
b. MARTHA LEDrnnn

Many Whitaker people en-.
oscd the Junior play efsn I,
the Lincoln Junior group seten,.
lS
Mrs Cora Carter who has hssn
40 for a week, is now recover.
ing
Harry Khan is reeupess,,r,
from double pneumonia n.
Byars hospital in YpsilanH
Rev. r c. Brown. 81 Coasr..
Vile. Ind was called 70 the bod.
side Of his daughter. Miss "a.
zctta Brown. who has hecn e,,.
~ IN Byars hospital He 4 vie.
iiing his mother in Whitaker
Mrs Susie Biars.
Mrs. Paul Tompson ami son
spent the week end Min b.,
mother and faihcr-in-law SIR ana
Mrs Allen Tompson
Miss Wanda smith. ~ bs,
AZ Harriet schoodl in lpslso,,
spent last week with her pa ne
Mr. and Mrs Guy Smith Nis,
Smith entertained few a. he
youngsters, while home on her
vacation.
Windell AayOurn and lasa
Moore spcnt last week end Win
Mr. and Mrs Ledford.
Whitaker readers are ss.ea
20 please have news ready eaea
ne local reporter calls n. H.
Thanks.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14
DOG BITES INCREASE;
OWNERS GET WARNING

neg bites have increased dur
ins the last Two weeks since
more children and pets arc play
Ing out az doors because OF
warmer weather. Last week, ~
dog bites were reported 70 me
4, rartment of Health hut no
iahid dogs we're reported since
January b. according 20 Or.
Bruce n. Douglas, commissioner
OF Health.
owners are reminded that their
DOGS must be confined TO the pre-
misses and can be taken outside
of lie ward only when ihey have
been tactinaicd and aye on a
leash held hy compeiani per-
son Licenses Tor an dogs are
renewed yea Is during May and
10 Ne licensed. the doe must have
boon yaocinaed agaius, rabies
within the last IL months Pro-
iocfion against rabies IS not lasi-
ine and should be repeated at
intervals OF from six 10 twelve
mor'hs Every veterinarian is
prepared 20 saccinaie dogs
Cooperation Of dog owners with
re health authorities ha, done
ma'h 10 pioteet resident. az ne-
uot and their pets during recent
years Dr. Douglas saws
Parents should caution their
ehi'dren against approaching a
s,ranee dog until hey know the
cog Is friendly.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14

Nine visitors and l4S pupils
attended SUNDAY School Sunday
morning The visitors were
Beatrice Russell Mrs Ellis Eli
7ahe'h stroud Rosa Nae Perry
NARY Rose Hin Lawrence stroud
q Hageman Charles Haean and
De'ilah Castor
sunday morning Pastor j. p,
DAVIS preached from Joshua 2'ls.
subject "Ge, Inside ~ The Line =
Rev stroud read mo scripture
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14
Disabled Veteran
Beaten BY Police

JACKSON. Miss - amp a
wounded veteran who Was dis
charged from me navy last Pc
,cmbcr because his hip was hrok-
On IN action and three other Me-
gro residents here TUESDAY we're
carried 90 wooded section
South 81 jackson and severely
heaien hy two policemen. smell
Ing STRONGLY ~ intoyicanis.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14
RIVER ROUGE
r, BrNNIr Ct>wtLL, JR.
Union Baptist thurch

= b''l i'il'fTt '"'' q"
"rhe Book and the Faifh was
the apIc oi the sunday school
lesson a. Union Baptist last sun
day. Tile attendance WAS good.
The morning sermon was
preached ~ Rev r. & Copeland.
text st John 2l:4. The junior
choir rendered the music Rev.
V. Douelas delivered the message
to the juuior church SiNy-five
we're present he spoke from
ihe suhiect. Fire one member
was added 20 the junior church.
Pastor Copeland still urges all
10 attend mid-wcck PRAYER meet
incs every Wednesdays evening
Also to visit INC SICK Of the COM
munity Visitors are always wei
come at Union Baptist
Co-Ceticrs CIub
Members of Tho Go-Getiers club
met with Mrs Minnie Nelson at
heir recent meeting. Ii WAS a
delightful session Tho next mect-
ing viii Dc Win Mrs Poole. in
Ecorsc ON salno, road Friends
extend sguipaihy TO Mrs Jessie
Gricr. a member Of the club who
was recently called out Of town
on account Of me death OF a
relative.
Ask your friends 20 read The
Tribune each week Send local
news items to tho River Rouge
reporter y caswell, Jr.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14

DALLAS Texas a and " COLI
isee is now Offering t0o-year
course in Aviation Operation and
MANAGEMENT Training sufficient
20 prepare students for engine
mechanics examination Is given
along with figh' instruction.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14

smnsemer, spot msti-e merry
She was arrested and az ms
ntaing s., being held ioi Trial
Her husband is reported 20 be
nehrns somewhere IN Europe
Mrs Hait.e Ho.mc, o. 1854
TNarh street Is s-iie. ns from
fractured knee Sic iel IN
Aer sotie wtie douA srins
lieanne md vil " on me inaci-
SO l-t fos sl.ae 'ii,
gl, allied haoWsr man
VAS cslsat seIcsy niftt by Off
cars roho r j0nnsoa after pnr-
sag h apoaf Sof YARDS
tafop-r a AMI aslds The
man IS saa atenI ga 20 at
tto ,fs yeAsef ~ loarfeerih
Street ana Mrs Rloy searcy ~
n etrih rpar Francs he
tre4 ~ hf Mis- searcy Win a
m rgr she ran saa esSapfe
Lsi se attempted % sracs
Nf- Ncksee The officers we're
fssinR snd ssv the man and
save cssss They cornerei him
BE- Al allies accr firing three
shes ne Aat knife 4 his
hart when eapslred
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-04-14

bud Hich'cwer al her beautiful
home on Eighth street recen'lT,
4 delicious dinner Was served
Also present were members Of
me Hyacincih Court Clinic staff
who are asking mothers With
hah,es 70 visit The clinic with
their infants 10 safcguard them
from various diseases.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-07-11

Two men were arraigned yester-
day before y. S. Commissioner
Charles Ozias in federal district
court following their arrest by Day.
ton and New York Central railroad
detectives in theft and sales of two
new tires from an interstate ship
ment.
Robert Pogue, 20, of 131 Weakley
street, pleaded guilty to charges and
was bound over to the November
grand jury. In default of $1,000
bond he is being held in the Clin-
ton county Jail, Wilmington.
Joseph Richard Bruce, 49, of 215
Bridge street, Franklin, pleaded in
nocent and waived hearing. He was
bound over to the grand jury and re-
leased on $1,000 bond.
A third man, arrested at the same
time, William Leroy Benson, Fl, of
55 Benning place, is still in custody
Of Dayton police. The trio was ar
rested by Dets. B. J. Hook and Basil
Creek of the Dayton police and Sgt.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-07-11
CLUB WIGWAM TO present
EDDIE R0BINS0N'S BAND

"Club Wigwam," Community
War Chest Agency, will have as it's
guest artist Eddie Robinson and his
band at their program on July 13.
Supervision of the program will fall
directly on the individual members
themselves under the guidance of
Albert M. Simon. James Offut will
also assist to reconstruct the pro-
gram to it's former status.
This is a beginning of a new quar-
ter for the members. All former
members and any new ones are cor
daily invited to attend this affair.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-07-11
The Negroes Stake In Recent British Elections

in agreement on preserving the CO.
lonial empire. Beyond this the La
Dor party pledged to abolish all
forms of economic and racial dis
elimination to give Negroes and
other colonial people full political
and educational equality with white
settlers, and to convert the colonial
governments into bodies which will
lead the fight for social and econ
omic progress and security.
On these matters, the Conserva-
tive party is less definite and is
not likely to follow any course which
will offend any Influential indus
trial or financial interests. On the
other hand it would be a monstrous
contradiction if the Labor party re-
allied it's program of curbing busi-
ness and making it serve social
purpose in England, Scotland and
Wales, while leaving these same
business interests free hand in the
colonies. The Labor party leader
ship realizes that such a policy
would destroy whatever success the
Labor party might enjoy at home.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-07-11
Cited On Driving CHARGE

Doris Harris, %, of 202 Norwood
avenue, was cited yesterday for i'm
proper operation of a motor vehicle
and violation of the drivers identi-
fication law, police said.
Miss Harris truck struck an auto
mobile driven by Mabel R. Shade,
Ill South Findlay street, when the
former left parking place at COG
West Fifth street.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-07-11
TWO men ARRAIenED
ON Theft CHARGES

Paul Jones, New York Central de-
tective.
The tires, part Of a shipment
from Detroit, Mich, consigned to
the Western Auto Supply company,
Dayton, were stolen from the New
York Central freight house by
Pogue, police said.
Bruce, owner of a garage at 19
Calm street, was said by police to
have purchased the tires for S14 and
sold them to Benson for $44.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-07-11

Business and commercial inter-
ests in the United States hoped for
a sweeping victory for Winston
Churchill's Conservative party in
England. American labor was
equally strong for the British Labor
party led by Clement R. Attlee.
That more of us did not watch the
bitter contest more closely is due
to our ignorance Of international af-
fairs and Of the problems of the
millions Of Negroes in Africa and
the West Indies.
Actually the election is of far
greater interest to Negroes gener-
ally than was the reelection of the
late Franklin D. Roosevelt as presi-
dent Of the United States. There
are over so million Negroes in the
British empire and only 13 million
in the United States and it's colonies.
Everywhere these Negroes are
struggling against political domin-
alton, economic exploitation and
various forms of discrimination.
Everywhere they are struggling to
acquire sufficient self-government,
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-07-11
BY George F. McCray

the Conservatives would authorize
as the result of criticism. By the
Labor party, disturbances in the
colonies, and enlightened public
opinion. The latter, fortunately, is
to be observed as extensively in
England as in the United States.
Thus far-reaching political and
economic reforms are moving ahead
in the West Indies at an increasing
pace. In Africa colonial develop
ment is being stimulated. Educa-
tional and health facilities are
spreading. Over wide areas agricul-
tural experimentation and techni-
cal aid to farmers to improve yields
of both crop and live stock products
are being provided. Many African
colonies are moving slowly down the
long road toward political self
government within the British en-
pire.
For Negro the important ques-
ton is: Is the Conservative or La
Dor party most likely to continue the
policy of colonial development and
welfare? Both political parties are
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-07-11

freedom, and ability in business and
commercial matters to take their
place on a basis of equality with
other peoples.
The outcome of these struggles
in Africa and the West Indies, as
we'll as in the United States, de-
pends to a substantial degree upon
the type of government or party
which comes to power in Washing
ton, London, Paris, Lisbon, Portu-
gal or in the Union of South Africa.
This is particularly true of the Brit
ish government which during years
of control by the Conservative par
ty, has given a few British CONNER
cial interests almost monopoly con-
troll of the economic and political
affairs of Negroes in Africa and in
the West Indies.
This monopoly control in the col
onies tends to permit progress only
to increase profits and to aid busi-
ness. The people lost when their
welfare conflicted with profits. This
rather dark picture has frequently
been frightened by reforms which
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-07-11
SGT. PATTERSON AWARDED
The SILVER STAR

Staff Sergeant Clarence M. Pat
terson, %, son of William Patter-
son, of 512 Blanche avenue, vet
eran of SO months overseas in the
European Theater of Operations
was awarded the Silver Star re-
Gently for gallantry and courageous
action while in combat. In addition
to the Silver Star, he also wears the
ETC ribbon with five battle stars,
American Defense Pre-Pearl Har-
Dor ribbon and the Good Conduct
Award.
Sgt. Patterson recently returned
to the United States aboard an Air
Transport trans Atlantic plane
landing him at LaGuardia Field,
New York. He plans to visit his
father here shortly.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-07-11
SGT. VARDIMAN RETURNS
TO UNITED States

Sergeant Roscoe M. Vardimah,
33, son of Mr.. George Vardiman,
1444 Germantown street, has re-
Gently returned from 33 months of
service in the European battle
fronts where he served in the quar-
termaster corps. He wears the ETO
ribbon with 4 battle stars. Sgt. Var
diman will receive a furlough to
visit his parents here.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-07-11
west AFRICAN MAP
MAKERS IN BURMA

BURMA, July IL (ANP)-Sol-
diers from Nigeria and the Gold
Coast, besides helping to drive the
Japs out of Burma, are making maps
of country hitherto unsurveyed.
More than 800 square miles of the
Arakan jungle, formerly mapped
only on small-scale sheets, can now
be studied and patrolled from large
scale maps, thanks to the work of
a West African divisions survey
section. Thousands of these maps
have now been printed and will be
available to the civil authorities af-
ter the war.
The section is divided into a rear
and forward detachment. The for
mer do the survey work and the
latter, marching with the division,
prepare tactical maps, and in day,
prepare enlargements of small jun
gle areas ready for the patrol re-
quiring them. Other functions of
the detachment are the preparation
OF new maps from air photographs,
sun observations and computations
for the celebration of compasses.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-07-11
$50 Taken In Ho|dup

An armed man took $50 from
Richard Thompson, 101 Gordon
avenue, yesterday at 1915 West
Fourth street. Thompson told inves-
tigating officers the robber forced
him to relinquish his money at the
point of a gun.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-07-11
The Dolly Bulletin.
1893 w. Fifth Street.
Doyfon, Ohio

Please enter my name in the DAILY BULLETIN Clean
Up Paint-Up Contest understand there is obligation
of any kind connected with this contest.
Nome
Address
Evening star., 1945-06-21
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

small inn. Il miles north from nnaEaser s'iVer
Spring. with dining rooms that comfort
rooms; owners suite with bath on lss
sleeping porch and bath: land covers |
acre at prominent highway location,
Eauipment may be purchased separate
seeing person to acquire an excellent locs-
tion already. established with reputation
sfr s4 ne IL hS0s resauTsss sa 7sss
occupied sy owner. You S can get roinI
Ae the eane ease With ohsf Sheh no the oas.
RS5t 81 . A't s }s' u st A5s
sass vii be ss. Fse g aey
you fom eSa 50 Se eens5 per t SsH ssaas
.sS AZ wilson sSa q sSs5
site lust south 18th and Col I'd. 3..stey
R.sE x.h sfafs Pa pagRY hEfY ziaf oos
tNGsfAf tia t. oProRTGs11Y H5 iIs NJ. location,
s eommt1cisl s stores and aps sooys
800 '!sTssuai ssrms roi9zo1s sslz 1h
sGHwARI5' "a 12 2G1 St. at Conn ave- AD'
NINE STORES and 80 apis, on busy down.
town corner: must be sold TO close estates
900: frst trust of 500, 900: equity cash.
DONALDSON. col Woodward Bldg, go
First commercial; over $4,000 50 #. lot
with two l-story buildings. about 5000
50 IT. floor space, and modern detached
water heat: ideal for club or warehouse.
Price, 100000. Mr.. Flippo, TR. 1906:
HARTMAN REALTY, INC, 1885 Good
Evening star., 1945-06-21
OLORED, IN NORTHWEST
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
IMMEDIATE AcTIoN-We will buy 70

IMMEDIATE ACTIoN-We will buy your
home today or sell TO cash clients waiting
spDrasa a. m AS aG1cR s. Gsso 81 Il0n assI 5Gt
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE. w. ca n get
a Sio "Sn 1sNf Ii les Reais04s esH@p
ANY NE. AND Sc PRoPERTy-we pay
shh MILLER P's 500 fff h st sp'sasa ss FIR cGSS fS6
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its fun
value today, Our opinion entails no obli.-
SAUNDERS CO, INC. Peaitnrs. established
Iss7. DI. 1ol5. 1919 K st. NV
TOP PRICE for your house in D. C. or
render eftelent service: sTRoUP Realty
Cos r f3G2 C.X SvI GS. ave RA 500
Is{5i a. THos ! yAkRElI g.. sS,isosa Tsaisoss'
wANTEp FED Il HoME N Sa,fsn nfsfRicf G.f9 detached
good neighborhood; 10000 to Si5 0a0
cash. No brokers, please. Box 3e3-R
J. c, WELDON CO.. EST, 1890, has ready
buyers for homes. and all other types Of
real estate. Call Mr. Henderson. ME,
Desire dstaehsd c d briek n q home up to $50
EG0 g00d NJ oestiGn c. nearby
OLD HousEs. with or without heat. I
VII pay the highest p5ice, spes cash. no
SoIl SoibllI 9toit. Lo SsI MN. ALDEN o MA
CASH BUYER ( Immediately in need of brick
home or bungalow in Bethesda silver
PRons Mr. gIAcKWoop srs IN RSonPa 4sa a'''0h
CASH BUYERS for > modern brick homes,
or es Ghsvs Of Ghass apusr s,S e. St @ e.r P
frsSis + ssasa9 RTs5sfR HONE ssis ok APARTMENT
a aaal, daughter; "' references Asa iuTnishsd
FtRS., outskirts of City, preferably
sHsISEss RxIcuTfv2operm five = s1 nv resident.
present home sold. cesires or bedroom
sS sBdrsH house Bsss 6s.s R. 'sSf'? ST
1t 1t; COL ~. ., 8, N, C: needs Or 3
CASH BUYERS Tor B. {. and Nd. property.
81 RElF o se5oF; sss yGu Rhods ss
tsisae WT eAs IS SELL ro2R HousE and get you
aDpss,sal pIsn.y :" sIIsRss ssft5ss e? ? spiss s
o' FFT ff54sE sos sss sfs S
some Or Pansaioy in Bethesda, silver
sTTrsfos sh9ns Nc BLtSWKTRR9 N 5as brick
homes up to $50, 900 Chevy Chase. Wake
section, Edsemoor, upper 18th St to Wood
side: on good sized lot; cash client: posses
sion July 25th MR.. BAILEY. AID. 47s6.
ARMY FAMILY will buy small. modern
home in NV. Washington at fair price;
5, or rooms; space for small sagden;
Cleveland Park area preferred. OR. 2314
LARGE HOUSE. good condition. downtown
location, for editorial and business ofaces;
first commercial: immediate possession,
Box 499-R. Star.
COLORED-REFINED FAMILY wants g.
room house in NV. section, oil heat, hard
wood floors: $4,000 cash. Call WI. 2511.
Evening star., 1945-06-21
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGlNIA.

EXCELLENT LOCATION, 5-room. detached
brick This is fun s1stoIy modern n; bries
Of blocks to shopping and Transportation.
i is in excellent condition, throughout.
Il: sEALTY 60. aL. 1900, OK. 1ls5. Wv
6d s So fsTss 1000 90 ne os.en o6
FALLS cHURcH. vA.WWhite ciapboard
Cape o aGst GSd sale ssRs SR5ess
ssSEeS SsSP Ssls enaFeh 15 1898 1882 Eveninss
ARLINGToN-Early aEiiI S4TtS possession. Very at
This property is in top condition and is
Essy ss tsGm Wa es SssS
81 NILES niG9 PE5Ssd PKSM SW1AassHrNGroN-e-room "
house, in excellent condition, on large lot.
sox12o,: electricity and running water;
1rrA' b1rF va Phone Eeesbnrs 100 weekdays,
OWNER SELLING COOL e-year-old brick
house conveniently located in wooded Sec
ton of Arlington: 3 bedrooms, finished
sc o hess can paeh
1877. No agents. please.
10 MINUTES OUT. scenic Lee blvd. on
SedSs naseeneo ga baths f srk lvns Room
with fireplace, recreation room and maid S
With h.S extra RrEy Pah Piss 50
ALEXANDRIA, VA, $50 N. Payne St
oil D5sk ssa eoppsn pms ppes ped a ssIh ces
$3.50. Phone Wo. 5603. ~ - way
saor family home mee Lns sanme dnns 1dn
room. breakfast room. kitchen, 2 bedrooms.
bath, glassed-in porch 1Ox24, all on 1st
beautiful dowers and shrubs: scar de-
tached garage, full basement. arm-air
heat, oil burner; within a block 3 bus
ing theater; S9.450; $3.50 down. Call
ROOMS 5s2 eF ass s Brick and Dd :tone
l5x32, with stone. fireplace: dining room,
Uysy ns Kitchen aes esp1Dsa oe4 with msaa --latest es
sG'ess and Complete s'e bath. Hf Reerestion room'
ss. ssh ssssss eolnsr na spha o ma as iPs
tason tHN'y and Navy Annex; SIS. 600. OF or from
your own own broker adding SO. Owner,
BEVERLY HILLs-This beautiful home is
situated on large wooded lot, high in
contains spacious living room with hre-
place. ideal dining room, large kitchen and
"a bath on 1st floor; | large master bed.
bath on End floor; interior in perfect con-
dition full basement, garage. Shown by
appointment: Call TE. 25ss or TIE: 1919.
x9,S50-ARLINGTON future business:
rooms, bath; lot worth the price; growins
in value; conv. to everything. BOSS
REALTY. CHI 5a77 Not Sunday.
FRAME BUNGALOW, very conveniently
located and very close In with large liyins
kitchen, 3 bedrms.. hot water heat, fully
insulated: house in nice condition, lot 5ox
oecunied. RicKER PRoPlRT1IS. 1s. Wilson
blvd. and Courthouse rd.. GIL z476
OK. o611.
Evening star., 1945-06-21
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

NAVAL OFFICER and family desire g.
9edro0m ef1stn, unfyrn np In, house Northwest or
GOVT. EXEC. and wife, perm. agency. de-
sire. g. -bedrm unfurn. det home large
yard syllable for garden: no children; ref
AkMY OFFICER, wife: perm duty: we'll
eeeoeupsgney' ogno no CHILDREN or pets, Iii
60 wssarSaToNIax sssfi sE5 sls DISCHARGED 81 on
Army recently returned from overSeas, de-
slres home so he can have his wife and
ehlld ,S5a 9Th him hlm for first time in yrs.
OFFICER returnins from overseas. with
permanent Washington position, desires
Mr. pasons nsf 0VE WEAVER BRos fNc vase
prs9RBIE ings9R BIDS DI 500 ,ocs ,
suburbs wanted by executive and wife: no
erty ass9red assured references. Telephone Execu-
ATTENTION. NAVAL OFFICERS - Will
trade rental 2-bedroom house. Annapolis,
turn; or unfurn., for similar house in H. W
Wash. or nearby suburb. Write what you
Present house has been sold. sH aSi2'. ''''
sERyICEMAN's WIFE and three small sons
IN Annandale, Baileys Cross 'ds Roads diree iGeee
JOE W. v' GoFF' r. No. =, Box 81, Alex
TWO OFFICERS WIVES, with infant sons.
desire or 3 bedroom house furnished or
ntHfnihsd .Ra2 fi oFf}cER III ss4 home from
years overseas. needs, 3bedroom unfurn
house or apt. for self, wife and 9 grown
daughters. Rent to S1O0 Phone RE
500, Ext. 1850; or evenings, CHI 0a5I
24s
WANTED to lease furn or unfurn. house.
Box 3a0-E, Star o2s
NAVAL OFFICER, wife, truly well-behaved
children in sore need of 3-bedroom fur
nlshed or unfurnished house or apt in
Alexandrla, Arlington or Northwest. 1T
COL. ESHLEMAN. RE. 7400, Ext. 1918, or
E&. OL44. leave message. 26s
RETURNED from overseas, assigned D.
G" want furn. house or apt, NV. , or
juv: delina. MAJ. HoRNADAY, DU. se55,
after 7 pm. 22s
HOESMOkERS. Navy lieutenant and wife,
with two well-behaved children, o and T.
urgently need unfurnished house; pref
erably NV. section or nearby Md: rent
UP to Sl1n. Tel. ia. 0OS1. "a
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