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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Paper Output
Up Sharply

NEW YORK. Jan. 15-Produc-
ton in the l.. 6. during the week
ended Jan. 6 was at the rate of
81 per cent of capacity, against
81 per cent in the preceding week
and 900 per cent during the week
ended Jan. s. 1914, according to
the American Paper & Pulp Assn.
index of mill activity
Paperboard production during
the week ended Ian 6 Vas equal
TO SO per cent OF capacity. against
81 per cent in the preceding week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Lead Mixed Doubles
Tourney With 1877

With the first weekend fin
ished Rose Suchy-Tom Accivatu
arc the early leaders today in the
~, mixed doubles handicap tet4F-
nament AZ New Garfield Recrea-
ton They have 1897 First prize
IS 500
Conditions call for FIVE games
across 10 alleys. Ann Novltch and
Joe Jab!onski are second on 1870.
Lenore Zalba-Earl kaps third.
1874. Clara WilSon-John Fayad
nave fourth on 100. Connie
Powers-Ed Nsndrey Mabel and
Cliff Young tie for fifth on 1897.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Chrysler Promotes Two

Herman L. Weckler general
manager of Chrysler Corp. to-
day announced two promotions
in the purchasing department
executive personnel. A. P. Has
call, general purchasing agent,
was named director OF pur-
chases. His old position goes TO
Joseph Pfeifer.
Hascall has been in the auto
motive business since 1910.
Pfeiffer started with Maxwell in
Dayton IN 1916.
Weckler also announced the
resignation of f. L. Reason. as
sistant general purchasing agent
for Chrysler for the past 20
wears
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
K. {. Lead Held
By Rouge Rec.
STANDINGS

Rouge Recreation, Class A. 2S40
Wysocki, Class 3, 2576 Johannes,
Class {. 2403 are the leaders to-
day in the Metropolitan Knights Of
ColumbSu tournament AZ Detroit
Recreation
Joe Antonenis 63l is among the
high scores
Jack Gardner had 593 for Gray
Bud Tellefrro had a 254 in SGT
for tournament high game 10
date. Eddie Shell had 592 Art
Soluble. SIS John Gingerella,
562 on the individual list
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Maker Duo Tops
Brothers Event

Brothers handicap doubles
tournament is in progress AZ West
Chicago after years omission
from tie schedule Class A leaders
are Ralph and Earl Baker, 1242
In class 3 the ManShelds. Eric
and John The event has two or
moro Week-endS 10 run.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Farm Income
Seen HIGHER

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15-Farm
cash income for 1914 reached a
record of SCI 900, 000, 900. the agri-
culture department has estimated.
For 1913 it was $40, 900, 900, 900.
Included in the 1914 income was
SS17 100000 in government pay
mentS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
New Bomber Head

1t. Col. Paul w. Huston has
been named the army air forces
plant representative at Willow
Run by Cols A. II. johnson,
commanding officer of the Gen.
trail District here. He was form
erly production executive OF the
Central District.
Col. Huston is native Of
Toledo and was afier in World
War l. 1t. Col. George w.
Sugden will succeed him as pro-
duction executive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Save That Gas!

Several statesmen, who are
struggling to cover their terri
tories on a B gas allowance,
called in to suggest that some
one should investigate and find
out where the city got that 800
gallons of gasoline it burned
at the City Airport Friday to
test new fire extinguisher.
They point out that 300 gall
Ions is nearly a full years
ratiOnS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
New Oil Well

NEW YORK. Jan. 15-Sinclair
Prairie Oil Co. an affiliate of Sim
clair Oil Corp has completed It's.
we'll No. s on the southwest corner
Of tho J. b. Walton lease in the
Key-Ellen pool. kinkler County,
Texas. for 1.24s barrels of oil daily
through a one-half inch choke.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Canadian Railroad
CarIoadinqs Gain

OTTAWA, Jan. 15-Carloadings
Of Canadian railroads during the
week ended Jan. S totaled 1883,
against 44.770 in the previous
week and 62.4l1 for the like week
last year. according 10 the Do
minion Bureau Of Statistics.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16

Corp. was an
nounced today
by Ernest r.
Breech. presi-
dent. Z A o r a |
has been with
General Motors
for the last Is
years. engaged.
for the most
part, in over
seas operations,
II was stated.
He was man.
aging director
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Curb Exchange Seat
Brings Higher Price

NEW YORK, Jan. 15-Arrange-
ments have been made for the
sale of New York Curb Ex-
change membership at Sic, 600 up
81 900 from the last previous
transaction
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16

of that corporation wholly owned
foreign subsidiary General Mo-
tors Suisse of Switzerland, at the
time the war brought and end TO
its operations,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
nETRoIT

CATTLE - 500 rsthsf tiou spo'ty hut
mostly STEADY m steer warnings and hsiisrs
Most eoru,on snd medium floei4 fsv Ecoc
held - SIS ~ Above m cn0lcs steers 0dd
head and Shoics hsifsrt n SIS rows uneven
mostly sfsAdY fA.lr fsist common snS 10
cium hssf coVs 50 SOC rsnnsrs snd cut
isrs ssrly $50 - liti.s dons ~ bulls hsld
STEADY replacement csttls lscsinF cous rom
prise - p~r cent - receipts
CALVES-soo STEADY Tor Ano bulb good
and ch0ics veslers ST. 81 most common and
medium grades. tl3aisSo cullt t7Hil.
hravv csives xrArcs
HOGS 500 GOOD ard chcice hsrrors ard
fii's confidently held - tl4 ~ ceiling or
ttsatv sut nsrssf n1t-hzta htiNhsd
SHEET oon. NJ Early trsdinF ~ isnhs
undsrfons uesk SHEER opened fully Vss1y.
tor Sor hlrhcf around SO head rooc sn1
choice o-ih ewes ts 81 feV other sales
- down with Gull ewes 81 SonASo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
zdord| Appointed
To New Bendix Post

Appointment OF Charles T. Ia
oral 10 coordinate the foreign
operations of the BendiX Aviation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
-HcACo cAsu GRAIN

ctft~k cr ~ "" "" ."NlN
close
WHEAT None
COPN-So 5 mixed 81 osi.s1 77t, No
yellow. Wis 10 yslloW 81 Oss
i4i. No 5 yellow 81 ooei osi, ssr,-'r
Trate yellow 40cft DOL. No 4 Whit
81 2st. No ; white 81 2ot.
NJ / red. special heavy. and No ] vhi'e
heavy sac M white heavy. ale No
red heavy. sias7c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
REDUCED TAXES

The President Suggests that the
taxes paid by the masses should
he reduced. rather Than he used
10 retire the bonds debit held nv
financial institutions This treat
ment. he says would maintain the
peoples purchasing power
Bur he suggests the use Of pro-
gresSive taxes which would fall
on the higher incomes. for the
purpose ~ retiring the bonds
debit held ny the masses. This
course he thinks. would "stabi-
hze income and employment
Just how the well-io-do are 10
continue holding their own gov
eminent bonds, while paving of
the bonds held by the masses. -
is not clear.
All this Is not budget II IS
4 scheme Of government borrow
ing and spending 10 make work"
for 10000 eO people. regardless
OF what II costs or what income
results.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
CHIf AGO

CHICAGO Jan Is ms -HOGS-la nm.
steady IN 2Sc higher Tor Sl4TS bulE.
Si4 SoSl47S. heavy so sOsiA7s. ne
dunn SiA7s hight ti4 S0alsNs iirht
ughfs, 81 500 4 81 PACKING GoWS 81 z
ai4 pigs tll Soal7 80.
CATTLE ooo strong Calves son
steady Good arr choice steers SlSdi7 -
common ard medium tl0aI4 vearilngs
Si1aiT IS hsifers Siosis cows tsd
1850 bulls tiodiA 81 calves Si4d
Is 50 feeder steers ti1dlA stockfr steers.
500 I Z 50 Stocksr coVs and neifsrS IS
SHEEP--is nnN veak Choies lsrns Sl4
yssrllnEs tll snei3So ewes S5oas
vsraiinga tli Soai7 80 ewes. s. Soas
fseosr lambs tii SoaI52S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Use PUMP PRIMING

SO the whole scheme rests on
the assumption Of continuous
pump printing and deficit financ-
lng by the government. " which is
70 take the form OF government
spending hut VIII then he dis
EJHsed As "iHeemt. the people,
III the government is not the
people. who IS it7)
incidentally this fact makes
Clear The meaning NJ the PreSi-
dents cryptic remark that the
mistakes IN debt management
and tax policy that were made
after World War | should not be
made again Obviously It seems 10
me. he means that he is opposed
TO paying off tho public debt this
time. since that would restrict the
government spenders
Another indication NJ the same
false separatlSm Of the govern
nent" from tho people is the
suggestion of discrimination in
taxation and IN bond redemption.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
ptTTSRIR CU

PITTSBURGH Jan IS ms CATTLE
80 SLOW and NJ early sales Steer Erod
20 choice SIG SOAR 80 medium % good
tlAa . common % medium. ti2 - grass
steers SO 50 hetfers good ~ choice.
&lA Sn.a IS FNdsiHna 40. roo1 ti1Hfs So
common % medium s. SOa0l2 |chVt good
20 choice tlns medium ~ ebod IS 500
50 csnnsv and cutters tNa7 80 nuils,
r0cd ~ choice, tilnif common 20 medium
S7nln
els oS 10000 ubS 0SaislS 200
200 lbs SIS 0Sa1NlS 27o-2So los SIS
alS Is 2S0-9on lbs Si4 anaiS 30n-7Nn
lbs S14 S0el47S ioo-iSn lbs Si5a
50 roughs Si3 Sooi44o
SHEEP-soo scfive and s'ssdv On choics
higher IN aged eves and vfthsrf Choice
lambs tlS7Aaie medium - good ti3
"a - common lamhs 50 S0as so Ewes
81 Sod7 we'hsrs t4a- 50
CALVES-2Oo active and 50 cents higher
IN choice Gcod n choics Sis sodla 50
medium. iSal7. eulls and common IS so
so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
WINNIPEG cp,I~

WINNIPEG fsr Is i've I've. C'-r-'
ii.e - ii.e lever fodsy MAY tIia July
siisi.1Ilsss. October. si.i7ssli2s..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
SIMILAR POLICY

To the same effect, he treats
the expenditures of all us individ-
uals plus government spending
Z payment 10 the public" he calls
them as being equivalent 10 pro-
duction Ctotal:s gross national
productD. But is government
spending. whether for war or for
peacetime bonuses and public
works. productive Certainly
not all Of IT,
And finally, he makes no al
lowance for public debt 49, just
doesn't count il except as a con-
tlnuing deficit. His receipts from
the public are other than bor-
rowines" Thus they do not match
the item, payments 10 the pub
lie. and in 1914 there is a deficit
OF over AZ billion dollars
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Money
Policy Here
BY LEWIS HANEY

Professor Of Economics New FORK university
Yesterday ! commented on the
Presidents budget message, show
ing that il considered war goods
industries as productive, and
assumed that the biz future prob
lem is merely 10 increase the gov
ernments peacetime spending In
order to offset the decline in its
war spending. This would result
in projecting sort Of war eco
Monty into a future full of public
works" with government spending
the main factor.
Today. / will consider the bases
and logic for such a program.
First, il assumes that 1.-The gov
eminent" is separate from, and
over-and-above, the people who
are its citizens and who pay taxes.
Thus the President submits what
he calls the governments budget
and the nations budget in which
he counts the taxes we pay as
part Of our money income! tJust
AT the moment, as / struggle with
my tax computation, ! cant see
il that WaV. can VOui
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16

q Dividends In the foregoing table are the
amounts declared or paid 80 FAR this wear
unless desirnated ~ an ssterisk IN which case
q dividend IL payable In lsAs and hKure de-
notes total paid or PAYABLE fslA-ds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16

Altoona REC. ?, ' as,s slsH''A' - .sf ,,u
oPtS BOWLING TODAY JsriL ? ~
AfTfR a.. AL DAY SATURDAY AND sun
BEACON REC. . ytTfss at 1890 " s,s6ss
oPEs BOWLING TO-DAY UsrIL ?. ~ hso
SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS 40 on
BOWL. O.ODO1e . e s,l PI''' 70 s' $50
LEAGUE RESERVATIONS optS rFtnhY sOo
Pn ortS BOWLING rAfUHoAf a SUNDAY
rhnuIIn ~ tAsr CONGRESS
UAUlLlEU m Aiis,t tahiss CT 3lhi
VITO Doubts ShruaoAYs At
NCss 5000 BLES SUNDAYS AZ . ? "
rIc.un 27bl WOODWARD ave ca 1892
-tN'' ~ IS BtsUrtFUI hIutTs
Open Bowling al All lines
CYENE.TD7"BLY 80 ss5s' l - ''''
hrrER 10 ? " Alt psY SAT- AND sun
CONNER PEG. '''i ss SoSs'' ~ " ,ss wear
l.aau,, o. 30 ~c Ur.l p VI After ~.
C7ESIlLaES foi g !,I.,, " 90 i s5yta
po"E ;Jc MICHIGAN pAioR CLASSIC
VISIT otR STAGE EAR COCKTAIL LOUNGE
DETo0Il rtonc'Tl'N sSS ittsyt' & - $50
~ Al,ys o7ts BOWLING 70 = p " AID
-At4tF-..-a A. e.7 s.-------, 80 Sunday
JONT-B 70, PFC. &C. 49, frvo 'o'' L; ( 81,
tsa Ra ,r.a TODAY TO s. Az Das
81 arc ep"' tci' NJ pinho'' No fo"i'0.
GPiNO 2~En-LIEE'N1,S 1850 IS 50 go g5''F
1oue nest Alleys iu The City!
6FaNDWAY REG. '''' " s'a a's7lo '''t'
po,a Baaurr S-'r-47,s arr errtsys SN D.
suS Brare Me- iartR r-a1' i1 C1rt'sn Loun0
GREAT LAKES wo VOC fiS''"Os "a q SIS,
Dps Bostino-so ALLEYS ~ RoW-Untii
". ~. sfsr % ? n Cocktail Bm Adloinire.
uatcTT,c S7i7 rRU.suLI AVE
~ J, m LII p 1.al3S
You A.s Always Welcome Here!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-22
Miss Hughes Describes
Welcome To Eisenhower

The impression made upon an in
dFide55I by the welcome to General
Dwight y. Eisenhower last Tuesday
Was given by Miss Alinc Z. Hughes.
Henderson lady living I'M New York,
in Il letter just received by her
mother here, Mrs. /. W. Hughes, She
was 81 pleased that the occasion IN
sfired several verses of poetry.
winch were also included in the let
Ter. Miss Hughes wrote as follows
We'll, | saw General Ike today.
along with all of New York's mil
lions. ! was standing on the corner
of Nth street ON the east side up
against the building, as the crowds
along the curb were so thick !
couldn't sec over or through them
L Has Il cloudy morning.. but, thank
4aadncSs. it was cooler. If It had
been any of recent days, there would
certainly have been prostrations
from the heat.
Every window is lar a you could
see vas crowded with people, even
up in the RCA building Of Radio
CITY. Fl1gs of all nations were flying
all along the avenue. All schools
were closed this morning, and the
children were stationed along the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-06-22

where.
IT was = simple parade Just some
policcmcr on horseback preceding
the open ear IN which the general,
stood. and one band.
The general has the most winning
grin, and such a fine face. He waved
and smiled and saluted all along the
way. first one side and the the
o'hcr, leaning back to wave up to
those in the ~skyscrapcrs. Every one
of course. shouted and waved
There was something SO go0a
about the feeling runaIng all along
the avenue that il was thrilling.
Every one was so excited and they
were all agreed in thinking Essen
hover was wonderful I wish goa
all could have been there with me
The Nome nugget., 1945-01-08

NORTH OF
BUDAPEST

LONDON, Jan. 8.-(AP)-Rus-
sian forces have been ousted
from the key Danube bastion
of Eszterstrom by powerful
Nazi counter attacks, bent upon
relieving the trapped Axis gar
rison at Budapest, 20 miles to
the south, but have registered a
1871 mile gain north of the DAN
ube in an outflanking threat to
the attacking Germans, Moscow
said in broadcast today.
The Russian communique said
that 1,40O Germans were killed
and 800 captured, along with 40
tanks, Is armored troop carriers,
put out of action before evacu-
ating Esztergom.
The report said that German
progress was checked below that
city.
Front line communicates re-
ported the Red Army crossing
the Hron river to the north and
driving along the Danube to a
point 10 miles from the conn
munications hub of Komarom.
In Budapest, the German gar
riSon launched 70 consecutive
counter attocks in an attempt to
spring the Russian armored wise,
pressing them back to the Dan
ube river in both parts of the
city.
The Nome nugget., 1945-01-08
MONTGOMERY
TAKES CHARGE

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8. - The
command of one American army
and most of another front has
been turned over to General
Montgomery in what President
Roosevelt describes as regular
field operation of the armies,
including the U. S. Ninth and a
major portion of the First.
President Roosevelt told in a
news conference that the shift
was made by General Eisenhow-
er. AS a result of the change,
the President declined to give
further details, but said the
shift was due to the emergency
caused by the German break
through, which gives Montgom-
cry command of all forces north
Of the Germ Ian salient, and Cen
eral Omar Bradley, command of
all forces to the south.
The Nome nugget., 1945-01-08
CANADIANS
DRIVE ABOVE
RAVENNA

ROME, Jan. 8.-(AP)-Canad-
ian troops of the Eighth Army
have driven along the Adriatic
Sea coast to a point about 10
miles above Ravenna, and in
four days have pushed the Ma
zis out of so square miles of
marshy land between that city
and Valli di Commachio.
Tanning out to the east and
west, along the highway from
captured San Alberto, the Can
adams reached the sea at Casa
Borsetti, at the base of spit
of land which separates the
iCommachio lagoon from the
Adriatic Sea.
The Nome nugget., 1945-01-08
BRITS BOMB
MUNICH FOR
SECOND TIME

LONDON, Jan. 8.-AP)-Amer-
lean heavy bombers struck Ger
many at daylight today, after two
fleets of British night bombers
hit Munich twice within two
hours last night, it has been re-
ported.
Enemy reports indicated that
heavy bombers were again sup
porting allied troops in the
snow-swept western front, by
bombing supply channels behind
enemy lines yesterday, when
more than 2,10O heavies unload
ed over 5000 tons of bombs on
five freight yards, two Rhine
bridges and six rail yards be-
tween Hamm and KARLSRUHE in
western Germany.
Nine bombers and one fighter
plane are missing.
The Nome nugget., 1945-01-08
JAPANESE FORT
BOMB RAID

UNDATED - Tokyo radio re-
ported today that long line of
American warships and great
swarms of carrier planes were
pouring bombs and shells into
the japanese Fort Lining on Lin
gayen Gulf, 100 miles north of
Manila, in the hottest reception
ever recorded in the annals of
war, as recorded by the FEC.
The japanese broadcast said
''The enemy's usual tactics pre-
ceding landings, is a forecast that
Yank assault troops might storm
ashore at any time"
A Domei dispatch said 1.-THE
whole gulf reared with blasts of
gunfire from both sides through
out Saturday and Sunday"
Other broadcasts reported three
powerful American conveys
speeding northward to join in the
assault.
An Imperial communique claim
that since last Wednesday the
japanese have sunk seven first
line warships, Is transports and
damaged nine other vessels.
The Nome nugget., 1945-01-08
BRITONS DRIVE
ELIAS FARTHER
INTO HILLS

ATHENS, Jan. 8.-(AP)-Brit-
ish troops are today driving the
ELIAS troops deeper into the
hills to the west and the north
east of this Grecian capital, il
was reported today.
Armored units clashed with
one rear guard group about Is
miles west of Athens, COM
munique stated.
The Nome nugget., 1945-01-08
ENROUTE TO
THE STATES

Mrs. George Goshaw arrived
from Shishmaref enroute to the
States for a visit with Ter fam
lily. Mrs. Goshaw displayed a
beautiful Platina Fox, which
had been ra1sed on the Goshaw
Fox FARM. This variety is one
which has been developed at
Shishmaref, and is increasingly
popular in the States.
The Nome nugget., 1945-01-08
FIRE SUNDAY
AFTERNOON

The fire department promptly
responded TO an alarm yesterday
afternoon. The call came from
the vicinity of the CAA houses,
where rolls of oily smoke were
to be seen. It turned out to be
a large bulldozer which was
stalled on B Street and which
was smoking from being over
heated.
The Nome nugget., 1945-01-08
PURCHASE INTERESTS
OF TOM SHAW

Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Mill
gan, who have mined in the
Second Division FOR many years,
have purchased the Tom Shaw
interests in Council and will be
mining In that area next season.
The Nome nugget., 1945-01-08
WRITES FROM
CALIFORNIA

c. B. Smith, well-known car
penter in Nome for many years,
who left last Fall, writes from
California that he has fine
ranch with chickens, flowers,
trees and vegetables, and is en-
joying himself immensely.
The Nome nugget., 1945-01-08

PIONEERS. ATTENTION.
The Pioneers Of Alaska will
meet Wednesday. January 10.
at the WhaIeY House.
ROBERT F. BALDWIN,
Secretary.
The Nome nugget., 1945-01-08
NEW PATIENTS
AT HOSPITAL

Jackie Fagerstrom, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Johnny Fagerstrom,
was brought to Nome for medi-
The Nome nugget., 1945-01-08

Sn lite 10 Tie Nugget.
Evening star., 1945-02-13
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT.

WANTED, unfurnished house, bedrooms;
people. Must find house in 80 days in
Northwest section, nearby Md, or Va
Call OIL. 363s after pm.
COMFORTABLY, unfurnished, detached
house. or 4 bedrooms in Northwest
partment oficial and family for year or
more; up to $500; best references. Csn
PERMANENT steel company executive re-
qIires 3-bedroom home in NV. Chevy
Chase. Bethesda: one or two year lease;
ven venient wrisht Field. Dayton. 'Se ohio, $50 $40
mo. Call DI. SAB or DI. 5000, Ext: sos.
EIGHT WAVE OFFICERS. experienced
housekeepers. desire 5-bedroom furnished
chsyyy c Chase, By March i. Cali Oliver
BUSINESSMAN, permanent, and family
unfurn, house, 3 bedrms., not over $125.
2 OR 3-BEDRooM unfurnished house or
TRANSFORMATION, desired s' By couple siti with 3
gNFURNTsHED HoGsE. b bedrooms: NV.
maTi sysT sDTns G Ghsyy Shase gsfeed ss5
NAVAL OFFICER sesu desires unfurn. nHnai s-bedrm.
house, Arl or nearby Md. fireplace: pos
zRMT oss oPffcEE Il until Vile May sharsn a 4es
SsS.sa SsEissR sns IsS; ssss .sf:ss,r
or Alexandria; have furniture but require
refrigerator and stove. Chestnut 1000,
Extension al, day Or night IA.
in NV. section or Bethesda by businessman,
once owner wishes occupancy. TR. asss
ARMY LIEUTENANT, wife and son need
furnished, unfurnished house Immediately,
within committing distance of Pentagon;
will pay up to $3.50. Please call GIL. 1886.
2 OR BEDRM. HOUSE or apt. in exch.
S9r M s-6sdpm ss5 rRf house in New York City area.
MARINE OFFICER and wife need or
bedroom furnished house or apartment in
Arlington, Alexandria or NV section
Washington: pay good rent. Write Room
BIB, Hotel Stratford, Washington 15s
HOMELESS WAVE OFFICERS need large
furnished apartment or, house. NV;
e BECKER or or MISS sABs. Me-. Sioo Mss sfseT
z 70 BEDROOMS, conveniences. prefer
Southeast or Northeast poss by March i
5575 Auth. rd Sc. Box s5-J, Star.
WANTED furn. house bedrms, garden,
WEE faa Iso RENT in wu slSs
guarantee best care for 3 or. bedroom
house or apartment, furnished or unfur-
nished. Phone DI. 5000, Ext. 926. 15s
FURNISHED. with or bedrooms and 2
baths. needed before March l: 3 mos rent
in advance. OR. 1886.
FuRN. HOUSE OR APT, 3 or bedrooms,
? baths; .reas,; near transportation. stores,
grade school. within committing distance
Pentagon. COL. DUFF, Ho. 44S0.