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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-05

PRIME MINISTER churchill DENIES
ASSERTION THAT BRITISH STIRRED
UP REVOLT in SYRIA AND LEBANON
tBy Assoeiatss pyessD

LONDON, June 5.--rrilne
Minister Churchill, in a
speech in the House of Com
mons today, denied emphat-
ically General DeGaulle's
assertion that British agents
had stirred up revolt in Syria
and Lebanon.
On the contrary, he assert
ed, the British had tried to
keep down the rising unrest,
which led to the French air
mems bombing of Damascus.
Great Britain, he declar-
ed, is so much concerned in
seeing quiet reestablished in
the Levant States, it stands
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-05

ready at any moment to
withdraw its troops as soon
as there is assurance that no
further trouble will be Gre
ated.
The Arab ague has
backed up h e demand of
the Syrian government that
the French withdraw their
troops, and the Indian Mos
lem League, while not out
spoken, is showing u similar
attitude, while the Turkish
government has said that it
thinks Turkey should have Il
representative present at the
S ettl ement of the differ
enceS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-05
Biensachs are
Returning Home

NJ. and Nj. Robert BtCnS1Ch,
who bad been residing ~ Key
West year, viii leave tomorrow
fur their home in Baltimore.
Mr. BlcnSaCh, who was station
ed here in the Navy, has been CIV
en- Il medical discharge.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-05
War Veterans To -.'~
Meet This Evening

Veterans of Foreign Wars, or
ganized recently by Key Wcsters,
will hold a meeting tonight in
their new hall at 2l8 Duval
street.
Charles Morris, senior vice
commander of the McAlliSter
Post, Miami, is scheduled to make
an address at the meeting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-05
CITY COUNCIL. TO
ASSEMBLE TONIGHT

There will be regular meet
ing of the City Council held to-
night, beginning at 8 O'Clock,
which will be the first regular
session of the month.
Nothing aside from regular
business is scheduled thus far,
although other mattefs-+sE+y' come
up during the course of the ScS-
sion.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-05
Ninitz Predicts End Of JdD
Resistance On OkiO0Wd viii
End In Three Or -Four DAYS
.[[%<w[[I%M
Conservatives viii III
Apparently Win Easy
In Great Britain
tBy Associated lresst

WINNIPEG. Ont. June 5.
If the voting in the prov
incc of Ontario is taken as
criterion. then the conserva-
tives. led by Churchill. will
have an easy time winning
in Great Britain. for the So
cialists. who entered the cleo
ton with "a seats in Parlia-
ment wound up with but six
seats out of a total of 80.
The other IS seats were won
by the Progressive Conserva-
tives.
The election was holly con-
tested. with the Socialists
claiming they would win a
majority of the seats. While
the Conservatives felt con-
fident they would be victor
ious. yet their overwhelming
majority proved to be an
agreeable surprise to them.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-05

associated Press Day Wire
Service and APP Features
For s. Years Devoted to the
Best Interests of Key West
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-06-05
VERY SUPERSTITIOUS

Chicago.-In the 10th century,
superstituouS persons believed
comets to be hcraldS of evil, por-
tending flood famine, earth
quake, war or pestilcnce.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-15
nv GERTRUDE CARRAWAY

SAAASAS&A
NEW BERN, April "a North
Carolinians have reason to point
with special pride to the war re-
cord being made by the 30th Divi-
sion on the Western Front in Eu-
rope, because number OF Its
units originally came from this
State, trained here and still are
composed mostly Of Tar Heels.
Included in the division are the
l2oth Infantry, 18th Field Artil-
Iery, 1O5tn Engineer Battalion and
Medical Battalion, all OF which
were in the North Carolina Ma
honal Guard, and special troops
from various parts Of the State,
training annually for years at old
Camp Glenn near Morehead City
and later at Fort Bragg.
Many of the North Carolina Of
ficers who were in charge Of these
outfits when called to active serv-
ice prior to the outbreak OF the
current war no longer are with
their respective units, but a great
many of the soldiers are still in
the groups (which they joined some
years ago. Some are making out
standing records against the en-
envy.
Created July 10, 1877, of Nation
nj Guard troops from North Caro-
lima South Carolina and Tennessee,
the 3Oth Division attained one OF
the finest battle histories of World
War 4, honoring the memory OF
Gen. Andrew Jackson, whose
nickname Of "Old Hickory the
division adopted because he was
born near the state line between
North and South Carolina and rose
to military fame while living IN
Tennessee.
At Bellicourt in France, on Sep
TENDER %, 1918, the division
smashed it's way to military fame
by breaking the Hindenburg Line
and thus Fastening the end Of the
World War I.
Just one week after being de-
signated division, on July Is,
1917, the troops Of the 30th Divl-
sion were called into Federal serv-
ice. On August 8, the War Depart
ment ordered concentration and
organization at Camp Sewer at
Greenvile, S. c. Two days later
the National Guard of North Caro-
lima, South Carolina and Tennes-
see were indicted into service.
The 55th Field Artillery Brigade
was organized August Is, and
eventually included the First North
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-15
Industrial USO Club
Lists Weeks Program

The weeks program of activities
.+ the Industrial UsO, at 233 Prin-
cess street, will begin today with
open house from 2 to IL p. M
The program for the remainder
of the week follows:
Monday: Boys baseball, $50;
Jitterbug and Bridge classes Men
and wimen) 8.
Tuesday: Gym class, 8; girls
baseball. 6:15: Checker and Chess
club, 7:30.
Wednesday: Social Dancing, 1880.
Thursday: Dance - Guy Bull
lard and His Orchestra, SOC plus
tax, 8.
Friday: Movies, 8.
Saturday: Open House.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-15
SANFORD SERVICES
SCHEDULED TODAY

Memorial services for First
Lieutenant Oscar Nolan Sanford,
of Wilmington, who died in Bel
GUM on Jan. Is of wounds re.
caived in action, will be conducted
at the Southside Baptist church
this afternoon at $50 o'clock with
the Rev. J. o. Walton, pastor, and
Chaplain j. L. Davis, of the Amer
lean Legion, officiating.
The program will be opened with
organ music by Mrs. Adna F. Ris-
LEY with members of the American
Legion forming a guard OF honor
at the door.
The procession, led by the Rev.
Mr.. Walton and Chaplain Davis
will enter and the reading of scrip
ture and prayer by the Rev. Mr..
Walton will follow. A hymn viii
be sung and the Rev. Mr.. Walton
will deliver the memorial address,
following which a Gold star will be
placed on the service flag. Chap
lain Davis will then take over for
the American Legion and, follow
ing prayer, the congregation will
stand as the color bearers secure
the flag, fold and present to the
chaplain The flab, in turn, will
by Chaplain Davis. The program
will be ended with the sounding OF
''Taps'' by the bugler.
Lieut.. Sanford was born in Laur'
inburg on July 30, 1916, the son o.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G.. Sanford, d
16 Hudson drive.
He was graduated from New
Hanover High school in 1-34 and
was employed by the Atlantic
Coast Line railroad company. Lat
err he became a member of the
staff of the Wilmington postoffice
leaving it to enter the service as
Volunteer Office Candidate or
Sept. 10, 1912. He had applied fol
the Adjutant Generals school but
after completing his basic train.
ing, transferred to the Infantry anc
was graduated from the Officer
Candidates school at Fort Bennins
in June, 1913. He was stationed
at Camp Shelby before going over.
seas in June, 1914.
He had been action about week
before being fatally wounded on
Jan. II. At that time he was q
member of the 329th infantry, 83rd
division, Ninth army.
Lieut.. Sanford is survived by his
parents;;' his widow, who was for.
merly Miss Grace Mcdaniel; a
daughter, Lima Calder Mcdaniel
and sister, Mrs. v. c. Mcintyre,
all of Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-15
Several Tar Heel Units
Serue In 3Oth Diuisi0n

Carolina and First Tennessee regi-
ments of Field Artillery, the First
Tennessee Infantry, Troop 3D.
of Tennessee Cavalry and detach-
ments of the First North Caro-
lima and Second Tennessee Regi-
ments of infantry. Maj. Gen. John
F. Morrison assumed command OF
the division August %.
In accordance with the Tables OF
Organization of August 8, the Both
Division was recognized 'Septem-
Der 70. The Infantry Brigades
were organized and ultimately in
GUIDED: the 59th Infantry Brigade,
the Third Tennessee and the First
South Carolina Regiments of In
fantry. and detachments OF the
First North Carolina and Second
South Carolina Regiments OF In
fantry, and of the Tennessee Caval-
ry; the Goth Infantry Brigade, the
Second and Third North Carolina
Regiments of Infantry, and detach-
ments of the First North Carolina,
and Second Tennessee Regiments
of Infantry and Of North Carolina
Cavalry.
The division underwent systema-
tic training from Sept. II, 1917,
until April 80, 1918, and during
October selective service men
from Camps Gordon, Jackson and
Pike completed the organization.
The division headquarters and the
infantry units left Camp Sewer
May 1, with the seth Infantry Bri-
gade, en- route to Camp Mills, and
the Goth Infantry Brigade en- route
to Camp Merritt.
Advance detachments sailed
May and landed in England May
IA. After brief stays in rest camps,
the infantry left England for Ca
lais and the Artillery went to LIE
Havre, France. Following training
with the British in Picardy and
Flanders, the division less some
detachments moved into Belgium
during July.
Its first taste of warfare came
July 9, when with the 9th Divi-
sion it was assigned to the organi-
cation and defense of the East
Poperinghe Line, a third defensive
position in the Dickebusch Lake
and Scherpenbyrg sectors. Full
responsibility for the East Poper-
inghe trench system was assumed
by the division July II.
After participating. in the Ypres-
Lys operation, with some of the
units supporting the St. Mihiel
operation and the Avocourt sec
tor, the division, less artillery,
took part in the Somme offensive
from September % to October 1.
Penetrating the formidable Hin
denburg Line, the division advanc-
ed 20 miles, with 8,415 casualties,
but accounting for the capture of
90 officers, $3.50 enlisted men, Y
pieces of artillery, rs trench NOR
tars and 426 machine guns.
With the exception OF three days,
when it was in reserve, the divi-
sion attacked every day from
October through October 10, de-
feating the enemy and making
material gains. The division lines
were advanced from Montbrehain
to beyond Mazinghien, a distance
of more than 10 miles, and the
towns Of Brancourt, Fremont, Bus
inghien, as well as many villages
and, farms, were taken.
AS part of the general plan
to form the National Guard into
tactical divisions and brigades fol-
lowing World War I units of the
organization in Georgia, North
Carolina, South Carolina and Ten
nessee were assigned to the 30th
Division. It was selected as one
Of the four National Guard divi-
sions for early training prior to
World War II and was modified
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-15

Sound waves are being used sue
cessfully to detect submarines be-
low the surface.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-15

beginning September Is, 1910, at
Fort Jackson, S. C.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-15
FIRST REPORTS

PARIS, April IA Up Cham
payne and cognac are expected to
be among the first French prod
ucts exported to America when
trade channels between the two
countries are reopened in the near
future, it was announced today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-15

Use inside or OUT
side. Won't soften
or turn white. Dries
quickly. Clear, trans
parent.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-04-15

Velvety soft finish
for walls, ceilings.
One at covers,
save cost of second.
Washable. Pastels.
Evening star., 1945-05-18
HOUSES WANTED TO sUY.

WE PAY ALL CASH for ne. ana Sc.
property. Quick settlements. GUNN &
MIl ~ IN sH hgq 1nlI, l1th & sasoss;ssr ss FH 2ioo
attention. % HuMpaRiGs. i5 Ii les Reaisors. @R.
VIZ "a CAN fsS'iG saII YoHR 81 s7So House at its full
ss1lSnI ss,rss Ask c FOR AZ; AZ; sIoynins. WM: =
1887. pI 1Ol5 1919 x st. NV. -
8 TO 8 ROOMS; like possession within so
bf 4sos 81 e:ss sxs. nS and ai1azs san.
s. 1oG wSsr 10 nsRis SILL sanT S,Sse property,
For quick results list your property for sale
70 eolored with j. W. ROUSE. Di. 7oss.
WILL BUY HOME direct from owner win
pay ali cash. BOX 353-Z. Star. iss
WE PAY good prices for houses, no charge
or obftEation for appraisal courteous serv-
ice: quick settlement. SENATE REALTY
CO, EX. 1854. Evenings, FIR. 1873.
WE CAN SELL or rent your house or apart
mel msnt house quickly j. WESLEY BY,
HOUSE OR APARTMENT. furnished or
unfurnished. Q bedrooms: inside or outside
DISTRICT; Phone ROWAN. Republic 1900.
WILL EXCHANGE unfurn., s.rm.. close
in Va. apt, near Pentagon. for 2-bedrm.
bsssn hGs s1 IS 3 aoSsE asSs 7asS Il shepherd
ssnaa5le s%a s VIII pay cash; no agents. odBox Box
w VII HAVE We CASH BUYERS for detached
the District. Can DI 1868. wADEIAW
REALTY. 2412 Pa. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1945-05-18
HOUSES FOR SALE.
GEORGETOWN-smaii brit

GEoRGETOWN-sman brick to remodel;
rooms: bath; yerg larse carden, n3Ia sSoe
PRICE 81 800 UNDER today's replscemsnt
and schools Modern. detached brick. Z
lehsn nsaf poIsss
a5s sSRDeR R.sIsoa. sS@'Rs Rz 11ss
IARGE CORNER BRICK HOUSE in good
section, near 18th and Columbia rd., va
IS a awnes Can TaP6 sRucR REs s.s sa7 Tiss s
akDnfA II aH HA fsSa M sses ..mia..
sssd sas sSn; .snsS sas
poTehss. front porch; fuii basement VIII
YEa g. ns AaMh fsa = HlEeh,::f I:stos asr wi
sGNoW aaRs ESss s5o ss %r vsssn snT Ico. w Ina
Esersation room: Fcrestviiie. Nd. ApM...
sFRT " NE sa1 81 Pa sgs 81 teb.n H. 1000
bath Zone with bedrooms. occupied ~
naval ofncers; high-class appointments
offers unusual OPPORTUNITY. nov with ecS cssh pay ay
and get possession Of space for ovnsr's )
and rsnts oSss an a VIII pas for
oc.ton D.ss ,os fss
Of .Biltmore street: quick transportation
Ne afoo foe snSRss SooRE os'Ef HILL c. sol M 14th M
s SSS sIoeK s Of Quebec pl; M p;x;a,Attr,.stiy. W., Y
bedrooms. h.-w.h., Colonial front porch,
double rear .porches and garage. A SUBJ
f@eImation @ and to inspect, address Boz
cIEvELAND; PARK, ST., 7,s5o-owner le.v-
ing town. Nice largs home IN excellent
rssf s s a.. ssf iszhss ss6e
ewes. and Sun, HO. 1882. BOSS &
3as1.| s3sf1S|isp1; jMSSMsfs. .n;Sr,sh CO:
very cenvenient iocst,en: 0 good 10 lot 0dEnsp EbW
H.: JONES q Co. $500 Conn. ave. Cali
ssick MH kssH sGMSnrsdhRD Snsi R HOUSE, near Mt.
S aSse'. lit aoer Twins room nrs S:d
room, kitchen. breakfast room. den and
moor, living room. bedrooms, kitchen and
lice without farnlsuirss. lsissas sls, ,7so 80 Phone Phon.
CHARLES =; BURR. Realtor. DI. 1915;
fS6is ESNsaxEow M3, l7ssa, $500. onl, year. old
Element. AbMBERT ". lsit LEI, ssii Pa "a.
ave. Sc. Ii 1000.
WOoDkIDGEMMsnor. detached, nns 2
reation room. Pullman Kitchen, eiec. lee refs.,
garaEe, aEnings; new.house condition: pos.
"a. .5o5i. MARSHALL ]. wkrLE Co. CO,
NEAE Sheridan sheppins Center. $3.50.
snd eui!t-in sarsse. MITCHELL QUICK.
Evening star., 1945-05-18
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRciNIA.

abingdon FOREST. early possession.
1H osiss anisr lm fssh.n
hi % bath With shower WEI n'is fu!i H bassmens' sae
Ell Tn h00'f rhs
}sss:S y ss:asss Sa Ss
Arlington Trust Bldg, Rossiyn. cH. 07oo,
SS.76O-corner brick. 5 rooms, tiled bath,
sissS ss.s sea s. mo sSss. nsf eH S7s ss4s
room brick home, Including linen room,
2 bedrooms and full tiled bath on 2nd
ss sef ssn fSHs g.
Soststea :s Priss $3.50. 'as Sits :ass.s a: a.:l
sssn Flsa
.h BUS no ssSss pal9 On nss
ar @ s$!sS;n.: 81 szs' seis Soss: 's II: sss7. s9
b-room home. IL baths: min, to Pen
iS2sg 3: 4 !s,is :s;a' trees
in . beautiful section Of North Arlinston:
priced for . quick sale. $500; Immediate
possession; cash necessary to handle.
SGb14 cr SON. orss sref
near shoppins, schools and transports tion:
dst door. living room. dining room, Kitchen
!; and fioor. 3 bedrooWs and tile bath; od0! d1ll
serma EsnER &. pSNcRa g.. R.aisep: RhisS
and and Insurers. 2oS RYpley Building, s1s
shvEsiY kinf ss AfnandE. aaSs possession
6-rm. fully equipped house. slate roof,
screened porch, Iarsge: will consider
sssa' ssR'z s1AETs Eff ali
ysI.es sstSI; s,5 r :fss eFtek et s S.arms
IL baths. rec. Im:. nrspl.c.: built:in 81:
stcp e frsns door; sl2.5oo. Ry .DDoint.
iMMEpiAfI s H sypo Cap.
Cod home. years old; IN baths, air-con-
denss hfs Dsvns on Asson ssSa sss @ g:
OWNER, 1T Z. oreenwsy blvd. ,Falls
1hSXaNDkIA. xhS5sai Ds VA, 1oc bus f.r.-semi-
bedrooms and d0i bath, iiSna room With viii
.n.Dsss o sS0n n ana
|sssse. s IL, Mn .esS SassssEssas ssS TE
4ssa sePsooMs e 81 SlSS asb BATH, old home. won
sSsn 81 s oil
scspsd; % NUN NUN. from 8. S {. s Make oer sfo for
ffSsISSkDfixTE Nm ffossEssIoN-L.rre s-rm.
:aa som. oisa a.p.ir r:n ssSco essh neis: se
SIZE. from iee 'IS Su. ' inspect s.i
;SalAiISSfsc q IsS older ,s., ho9. on -. . h..t,.er. @
and shrubs; large entrance hail, living
room. dining room with fireplace, excep-
tionally large fully esuipped kitchen: 4
veniently located; possession at once;
$500 cash. balance monthly. RIcKER
A2p%ss %n1aro 81 Ok ssksslan4 3saa GM 447s
home in Alexandria with bedrooms and
very conveniently located. This home Is
In excellent condition with. screened
porches front and rear; nicely handicapped
srss montsiy. RIckER fsRoPsRriEs s PR; Is
Wilson blvd. and Court House I'd. OK.
IipkSoEs-FsH FH minute. 70 District,
ustsd % % 6ssuatiini ist i III In Ay need of Of
rsdscorat!nx and minor repairs. but xill
8; 1900 06e ss4h; @ b.lsnss ,9:s n@esthiy. @ FIckxA
House I'd. OK. O5il, CH. 44f6.
Evening star., 1945-05-18
lNvEsTMEhr PROPERTY FoR SALT.

ATTENTION NvEsTORS-Don't overlook
tnis Takoma Park home converted into. S
$3.50, ' les. than l sso tine. ines lsns: nEas:
1920 cash buys 4. Cali Mr. Murray,
SHANNON s d LucHs CO., 1903 II Ct. NV.
g: q. Sround: potential SPOT Tor shcSpinS oSHS
Fans READY dss'iSRmeRs foa sh..ser sn use: Dss
Il sse1sa oSa aS ,Esad .. f.
I lsssos aass fSnt,s. sss g.
CoRNEs sTSo5RRE SS5R and 8 .pts., near p. ave.
o;1 ana 3. {; ave; Sc; total rental s1e5 mo-:
5sss Isfsra co, g.: Ills II pm: T:
I ~ FAMILY nj. S4ceA 4acPeAsrmrsrs in sn,,. ~,
location: individual ras heasera; It niet tenants anti
:f.sin .nS NJ ,. sole soid sHasa aa,sks s' frlssd M
can ak soSN'HSe soNN2rfs fsfR IA ISL. nsT information
4-FAMMY APT. detached, nearly new,
s1 sss s.si. s:ss, P.: sis
Ssss1s; ,sjs$s ES ssss, awo: SSaSHsA Sa4Hs: ! .non.'
.nnis %in .smslrspsoof snSR as.asssn spt
house. excellent close-in location; actual
sss4 nssssst s1a,s nsn. snG e s
;nTt:tm.nt ;snrt.ilmsnt q mo1ts.s.; This sxeslisnt
spsction: Can I'll pm pm. S HRIiNdroenN On
tnAT9 fonn CO.. o22O4 Wilson blvd. GL.
INCOME $500 MONTH, price only $40, 900
Tor 6-acre tourist camp and coffee shop
on No. / highway, only IL miles from
Capitol. Terms to responsible party. WI.
2-uNlT. s-sToRY semidetached brick,
with prewar materials and equipment,
located - min. hy bus from downtown
wash, OF Memorial highway, Va: oPA.
3O% on $4,000 cash; priced. S12,210; 8.
bedroom unit ayailable Immediately for
owner. days Ma. 1888, ewes. n. 6920.
(continusd On Next PassJ
Evening star., 1945-05-18
APARTMENrs FURNISHED.

sas 81! lso ss :as ssS . tsnt: ss g
soj ijEH1sA rs ssahs eIhks1s to share with sneta,r
s; xo9iN NM APT H2, z Can tis stssr pm, pu. ssss
ment with three other girls. S26 mo. 1925
sGlnfRf ssia RfreaIR 81 III kD sEs-rm apt is. with
ISIS Hs1sH'S SuNfeER aSaai N.w.-1 bedroom. living
rm., kitchen and breakfast rm.; for ex-
SHHsf shHsHnss tsks ct sss a assi sns s.
@ f"rnshsd modern ss at house. min Sy
s: IS sssss in mi
$40 fxkS Rb.' SS.W.-s NV rooms. bath and
ss.si.ctors refs: siSo ineiudins ss aslisiss sn
sSs sSsr. agfSsY aS.ip iErns;s.s o7w. ,ors
sr gentlemen: sss.So s' each. ApDly 's!s:f ssssf
sistinE q studio room. roo ssnn ssmiprlv.te eSn St.
limited gn phone. maid service: cony: busline;
enR9 ISIS 4asS s. s es
Four ROOMS. Eitesss, GS bath. sa7 End
ATTRACTIVE studio rms, with kit. ar
rangement, Frlgida1re: newly 1urn.. nre-
place, cross vent; 3 adults, SIS ca. wkly
l995 H. aye nLHU.Ssr nI MaSh CHI aft. M
quiet lady to share furn. apt with another
lady; $40 no.: Arlington Va GIL. 1862;
rooms Government girls only. s26 each.
1851 EUCLID sT. Nw.-Large Ink.
room on first noor front. for 2. S5 each.
WANTED-Gentile girl to share 2-bedrm,
apt; with 8 other girls; twin beds, private
1st st. NV. Call after pm. or Sunday.
dEi a5so ss$a sg2oKc,. AVE- or .,r,, to
share APARTMENT with another girl, $50
%Snth men w6RTH GE 9s4S s,ahs after lE: D:m' and
shower agplex, pvt VII, ,entr;l swim. swim. pool;
tian blinds; lease. 1742 Capital View ave-,
SH. 4647. by appointment only.
ing alone, near Dupont Circle, win share
with another lady 6-rm., fireplace and
balcony. apt:,, attractively furn.; S100.
Bog 442-Y, stsr: .v. ~
3 rms and bath. employed couple or gem
tlemen; laundry and cleaning service; SlO0
Falls Church J2T2.J
Evening star., 1945-05-18
APAkTMENrs WANrEn tco,,. !,

REFINED youns buainss. .om.n de.irs.
sundays. Esndolph 1Sss. 20:
nished apt. in modern apt. bldg. by service
man and wife. refined eolleEe grsduetes;
sssesllent s reference:; max. rental about
SSSY no would sG1 fs fs7a e sss shsr. anti pry...
rrSom; room; can give some services. Boz asS90.z,
NAVY PETTY OFFICER, limited service,
and hancee. college bsckground. to marry
On On. nndinE apartment, any size. Box
sERvicEMAN and wife desire small apt.
or Ink. room. ne, preferably near Rhode
NAVAL siS oefriGcHHih.o o'S1ii VII. and ,1-mo.-old
seS need SS so gro .?
bath ior smpl. Couple sRookiMass ds INsT.. HsI
: 4 s:i:! IS u;
$l2S: Box 411.z. Star, 2o'
APAkIMENT, furnished or unfurnished.
gentle Diplomat permanently sssigned 70
washington. with wife and 6-month-old
siSy Pssss di 9sSTSs MsE ssa ssa wAyH e.
ficer would like . 1-bedroom furnished
AsInsssn es IT. ROBE sdsms s7os. z.
PEkFEcT TENANTS. elderly widow and
two fastidious old maids want furnished
apt. for summer: 500 limit Wen take ex-
cellent care of your furniture: will furnish
own linens and dishes II necessary. Cali
ss;|5 sssS;|E5pao9M AFT; q house, S. untusn;; z 2
YEA cow 9sfsfs asfs require M siss pg
vate furnished apartment in Northwest
section BY May 2bth; rooms. From 8
e to esnl esll DE. 5000. Ext. 2e7. After 8,
URGENTLY NEEDED BY registered nurse
and and sister with baby, Or bedreoM
Mrs Mrs, G!isE o1IsEsT Ao. esSR s74s. ''''''s0' eau
NAVY LIEUTENANT. single. returned 2
years Pacific. duty D.. c., needs l or Q
room apartment, private bath; apartment
building preferred; NV. conyenient TO
Elk. 600, Ext. 745, to $50. CH. 1000,
Ext; Ext, 3o9; 8;4S on: 90.
by newlyweds, six years residence in Dis
trict, permanent Job status. co. 4084. 20'
APT. OR HOUSE for disabled veterans
wife and 3 adults, June !, Telephone
Evening star., 1945-05-18
APARTMENTS UhFURhIshED.

TRADE 1-bedroom apt, $50 80. 1900 N.
Quinn, ArlinstoG, Va, y mi. from Key
in NV. D. c.; willing to rent or buy. Call
Gil. 5O94.
EXCHANGE attractive unfurnished Groom
and kitchen apartment, Silver Spring, S63,
for 8 or 4 room country cottage with con-
veniences. easy committing WASHINGTON.
Box 174-Y, Star
EXCHANGE modern 3-room, kitchen, bath
duplex, 191 35th st. ne, for similar or
2. bedroom apartment in NV, 18th st.
yicinity preferred; esIE $3.50 per month.
,.s1s 18th 81. NE;-s rms; kitchen, en-
for Information leading to rental Of house.
Don't call otherwise. AD. 251s, s to 10
pm. or all day Sunday.
WILL EXCHANGE l-room unfurn. apt. in
modern bldr.. 4th and Rhode Island ne,
bedroom unfurn. apt. or duplex. NO. $3.50.
LIVING ROOM, small bedrm., kitchenette.
private bath, gas, electricity, c.h.w., elec.
Esfriserator furnished: UN. 3446.
TWO 1-RooM, kitchen, seniipvt:, bath;
pvt bath, $50. 211s 4th st. ne.