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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-06
The Musical Season

Waterbury is about to start the 1e454e musical sea- son. Of late years the population has grown more music conscious This is perhaps due to several reasons nrs hearing artists in person through several music series
 the present time the city is able to take advantage of the Fine Arts Series sponsored by the Mattatuck Musical Arts Society about to start It's twelfth season. the CIVIC Orcnes tra Concert Series local organization directed by Mario DCecco and the Celebrity Series which started here last season.
 There is plenty of music for everyone. Young people follow these with interest and form their own opinions about the music and the artists They know whether tne are listening to Beethovens Ninth or his Ffth or tne composition is by Rachmaninof TschaikowSky Their musical education has profted from radio programs or artistic character and they buy records with
 Definitely music Is indicated this fall and winter con- sIdering present bookings.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-06

de-Naxfication. Clay had demanded that no Nasis be used under American occupation forces.
 aIEells bells." exploded Patton, "when fellow goes into town without a burgemeiSter who Is tn- variaby NaE he will be up the creek without a paddle"
 Gen. Clay bristled and replied "were not here to run Germany efficiently We're here to get the NaSis out"
 Despite this however, Patton went his own sweet way ignoring orders. It should be said for him. how ever that others did the same There are four reasons for the fragrant disregard of Eisenhowers orders by his officers. Many of them don't believe In tough peace for Germany Some want to build up Germany as Q bulwark against Russia. Some are production men by trade and are therefore anxious to see Ger many produce Some were actively engaged In doing business with Germany before the war so believe in rebuilding Germany as a good customer. sample of the type of men in top control of Germany Is Brig Gen William II. Draper. PIT hsSa or business with the Nazis before the war. Draper Is In charge of overall economic policies and constantly pursues plan of rebuilding Germany Col James Boyd, an industrialist sees things the same way as Draper.
 Hoyds deputy Is Ellis S. Hoagland, who was Gen. eral Motors representative in Germany and on good terms with all the NaE.oerman industrial masnates before Pearl Harbor
 | Another official supposed to de-NaSify Germany is Rufus J. Mysor, former head of Republic Steel He had considerable dealings with the dermans be. fore the and Is good friend Of al the heads or | the NaN-0erman steel trusts At one meeting in Frankfurt recently, col. Boyd
 asked flatly How can be expected to get the in- dustry of Germany going If I can't use German and | NaI cartelsp" At similar meeting, Mysor said "The most
 important people in the steel industry were close to the Nasis. How can you run industry If you get rid 1 of the Nazisp"
 The head of the transportation section Gen. John A. Appleton insisted on using Herr Dortenmuller who had been in charge of the railways for the NaSis after our occupation He only stopped using Dorten- muller when Dortenmuller died ct the age of 30 re. | gently.
 | When Brig .oen, Frank Mead, who Is in charge | of connnunicationS was ordered to de.NaNiy the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-06

Cunmlngham been TeAtod to an even more uns controlled explosion between Gen. MacArthur and the Department of States Acting Chief AcheSon over how many troops we need to garrison Japan, and exactly what their duties are to be-
 From London, Secretary Of State Dyrnes ls com- ing home to report to PreAident Truman that he could get exactly nowhere with Russia, that General iSsinao stan'S government has plainly TegSurected the old Czarist dream of expansion and refused, i Ce16
 Here ct home, they see strikes threatening to paraiyEe nation that would like to relax, delaying Teconveraion, threatening unemployment to returned servicemen and offering picture Of home front suddenly fallen apart TO them, it's the last war al over agair-a democracy that can arm and do the impossible, but falls to fighting among itself when there's no longer common enemy
 What would you AO, if you were France, Belgium gWeden-even BritAin7 You'd take pains to stay on the good side of Ruagia naon that seems to know at least what it's trying to do And this, especially, when a the accent in AmericA is on Generalization, getting the boys home faster, the occupatonal forces cut to the minimum, the atomic bomb shared, the draft stoppedwhile n0things been heard about Rus with his plan. This time, we're ike lot Of heirs wilove been living on dreams when t develops that the deceased didn't leave will. MT. Roosevelt was taking care Of everything personally put now that he has gone, nobody knows how. BTitainb Mfr Churchill ought to have some idea, but the Bfitieh have moved him into the quickest aId most complete eclipse on record, and nobody has thought to invite him to Washington.
 We don't seem yet to have learned that when we walked into this waE-and we elected it, ene nenMy e, Ions before psen AaFpcs-we were ascssins Ons'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-06
IF THEY HAVEN'T

NEeSHSSab w NA'S
 Sun.
 IF THEY HAVEN'T Like dough In the bank was Veteran
 Hank
 When Steve 0'Neill was thinking That, without the bats Of the loai- The ship of his dreams was sink
 ing,
 Now 1t seems Saint Lou was oVer- And the Browns were shorn of pity, As they figured they could go out
 and play
 And conquer the Auto City. The ninth 1t was and the Tiger
 cause
 Was black as the pit or hlacxer. With poor Detroit looking flalaoflet To even the ardent packer. But up to the dish, and calm aS a Ash,
 By prayers of his team mates
 goaded,
 He stepped and-loI-hit a circuit blow With oil of the bases loaded. (Thats not my style, but I figured
 while . The Series were on, the Shirking Would be 50 great that they'd Vegetate, With none of the poets work!ng9 A House committee recently ad. vised President Truman to make it plain that Uncle Sam lS not 2 santa CIaus. The fact that he has white WhIskers and k holding the pas fools . lot of people.
 Secretary Ickes arrived in Copeii. hagen Monday. The natives are on teriterhooks, worrying that he may not get away before declaring Den. mark on international park Where we are concerned, Indian Summer fever Is worse than spring fever, Right now, we wish that sec. retary Wallace had eoooo,ooo jobs to fill.
 ReConyersIOn Director John W snyder predicts that 5000 people viii be out of work by next spring. Here and there, though, yOu1l nnu a more optimistic prophet who does. n't think that American production ls going to retire to the old soldiers home lust because lt won the war;
 rha Government Is returning to Ithe pr!vate owners the seven Mont. Tolnery Ward properties which II SeiEed last December. It's estaplish- Ing Q bad precedent to do that with' out benefit of c war crime trial, ac- oording to some of the Ward critics
 That hardy old perenrlial-"When does Indian summer comeT'--il with us again. The date may pc variable, but its always predictanle Ift always comes the day after you've frozen your fingers taking down tnt awninRs ard screens in the belief that It never IS coming.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-06
Apt Honor Pupil

Everybody seems to be wondering why Emperor Hro- hito until recently the invoate untouchabe son of heav en bowed and tipped his high hat to group of newspa' peen as he was returning from his call on General Mac Arthur M
 The explanation seems simple to us Hrchto IS smart nnosrh to have learned quickly important lesson n Western life and culture, as taught by Holywoods move oetIng divine and out of this world always stay on the 1ood side Of the press
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-06

Of confusIon, uncertainty and dis- pute that is losing face for Us the world around.
 Whether there's anything to the trouble or not, the hawk eyed diplomats, general staffs, foreign ministries, and party lead. CTS Of peoples trying to figure which way to jump, or even to lean, think they sec conflict be- tween Eisenhower and Patton over our policies in Germany. Out in the other direction they've
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-06

hUI"bEItk WIIU DEI HWIE W DVII are "shanky Jack" and Sunset Sam"
 
 Maj. Gen. Leslie R. Groves, who was In charge of the atomic bomb project for the War Dc. partlnent. says all explosions are freaks. Ke should know. When he was 0 young officer, he happened to be in c room where Q half pound of INT was accidentally exploded on the floor. The mar hatAi.as, AS.A IVVAyVVS mae L,tilAA a,aA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-06
Waterbury Of The Past
OK Years ARO

2S Years Ago A huge truck, owned by Swift ~ A CO, was racing down Hill street when the driver lost control Of the vehicle.
 The State Board of Health was reporting that health in Waterbury is excellent"
 IS Years Ago Meriden and Wiiby were playing A "tiariliing" i2-i2 tic. The hlt.run death of . 60syears old Tayior street woman was being inveStigated by police.
 6Years Ago
 S YEARS AGO Police were being kept busy ap. pretending iB motorists who had Violated . variety of motor vehicle iaWE. A sudden cloudburst in Nne East End wAs flooding several cellars
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-06

Tor weeks that no WIS uINre8atu- ing orders, but winked at it until
 Ray Daniell of the New York Times exposed Patton's fragrant cooperation with top NaSis and his keeping of U. 8. troops in tents while U. s. officers were entertained in luxurious Nazi homes. For instance, at Q meet ing of Allied military governors called by Generals Eisenhower and Clay ct Supreme Headquarters from Aug. 27 to %, Patton vigor-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-06

H we aren't IOSlng the peace, we certainly aren't winning 1t aS matters are going right now. Instead of plan, procedure, assurance and authority we're giving conquered, neutrak and allies alike c picture
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-06
In The News

WASHINGTON Oct 0-Slangy CTS in the China Burma theater have given their own pet names to the Chinese national heroes denerAllsSmo chang
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-06
|Merry-GO-ROund

WASHINGTON, Oct. e-Thsre Is Q lot more than meets the eye benind the custer of plstol-packing Gen George & Patton. Jr., as governor of Bavaria. Actually. members Of Gen. Elsenhowers staff knew
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-06
The Firing Line
 By D. N. T.

Doubtless numerous Detroit hards already have begun work on Q dreenberg at the bat."-New York Sun,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-06
A Thought for Today

And he that steth his her mother shall be surely put desth,-ExOdus 2l;16
 The chief recommendation in young man mooesy tnen duu parents then affection for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-22
AVIATION.

AERONCA AIRPLANEs are again in pro-
auction PLACE your order now for pref
e psn al delivery hIIteS, WIILL9UGHBY N.
NATL Aport N aor sa5e ssss
ORDERS NOW BEING SOLICITED for post
war delivery Of new Taylorcrafts. Swifts
sSSs. CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT.
AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION. For
detai lass can G1NGREs sI AIJsPoRT
FOR SALE-1941 de luxe sidc-by-s side Tay-
iorcratt 65-h.p. Continental engine; Just
maJored; excellent condition; instruction
, rSE9sqo;S u ;s15; can be financed. CON-
ens ns p snlf besu fa9re PAINT
$4,000, WI. 37s6. e"0'''ui 'i'f0ue as.
FOR sALE-Fairchild 24-145-h.p. War
Ter engine; majored ship compile tely
equipped; very clean; instruction included
s snsS9si s saR b financed CONGRESS
FAIRCHILD M-e2. l75 hip; new. 3s hours
total time; interphonesi propeller and
cockpit covered; $3.50. LEE AIRPORT,
FLYING CLUB being organized on Fair
CHILD "a "a For details call BOB HOWARD.
Al: 1927 after 4 o'clock pm.
PT-19. NC-46352. hand rubbed refinished
excellent condition: must sell Immediately
Gan Sol COL, LIND, GE. 1000, Ext. 591, or
FLYING CLUB MEMBERSHIPS. 2, for
sale Call Randolph 6066.
FOR SALE--Aeronca Tandem Trainers,
NC46069; engine majored condition good;
NC46o59, recovered and rebuilt; engine
ma!ored: $1,000
Nc46lo5: Franklin 65; excellent condi-
ton: SLAB.
financed for Is down, balance in IL month
ly payments. HYDE FIELD, SP. OSSS.
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, ROOMS fURNIsHED-Mp. and VA

kOOkNS fVkNlSneO-MO. 0h0 VA
s35 SOUTH IVY 81. Arlinston. ya:-
Wanted girls to share modern .7-rm
house with 3 other girls. on or before
Sept; %; ga EACH per month plus ex-
NEAR LYON PARK. 500 No. 4th st.
Nicely furn. twin-bed room for two gentle
men. Glebe 57g7
I5s NO WAsHiNGToN ST, Falls Church,
Va,-Room accommodation for gentle
man tgentilel: 8 minis. from Wash, d. c.,
on busline. Double rooms, newly decorated
and furn., $50 mo. each Parking space.
LARGE DOUBLE sleeping room next bath,
twin beds: ] "a blocks from Toe bus; $40
per month. CHI. 8434.
REGULAR ARMY OFFICER, single, 30,
with 2 small children in school part time
share house and provide room and bath
in return for assistance in housekeeping
and care Of children. Possibilities Include
couple with husband employed. unemployed
widow or service wife. with or without a
etc; Box BLY, Star.
ARLINGTON, VA.-In modern home. twin
bed room. laundry and phone privileges;
refined girls desired: SIS ca. per wk. CHI
A tnsa yIS ods%b rm., girls; nicely
GENTLEMAN, room in Va. home. available
Oct. 10th. u block from bus line. Tenn
GGE. NICELY FuRN. RIM. next to bath,
with shower. In new brick house. HI.
ARLINGToN-Newly furn. double rm..
VIII. private bath: available in private
s IT. CoLu Ras sh sT 2as3M
furnished room for two ' next ne to bath;
2Os5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-22
HOUSES FURNISHED

SUBURBAN COTTAGE with charm. taste
fully furnished; 6 miles to white House;
auto auto gas heat. xarsEs. porches. large
and closets; attractive living room with
open fireplace, screened porch opening on
stone terrace. modern kitchen and re-
frigreation; dong view. lawn, trees; acre of
land; 1928 per month, lease only. II you
want auaintness and comfort with privacy,
address Box 276-T. Star.
ARLINGTON, VA.-Entire first floor, own
er's home, clean and well furnished, living
room, dining room and kitchen. l bed
room, den, bath, phone, oil heat. garage,
trees and lawn. Near bus and stores.
Owner, occupying second floor, will pay
heat, light and phone bills. Rent. .$l3b
per month. Available soon. No children
or pets, Call CHI. 0S0S any time Saturday
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CLUE bedrooms,
garage available now; $3.50. MA. O043,
WILL SHARE. modern. well.kept home
with congenial couple. To inspect call
At. 1885. 500 per month. 1886 East
COMPLETELY FURNISHED nine room
house with all modern conyeniences. rs
miles from Wsshington at Deale. Md. on
through June 18th; $50 month. CHI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-22
APARTMENTS WANTED.

FLAT OR HOUSE, unfurnished, NV,
or 2 bedrooms: refined couple, 7-year-old
child Responsible tenant. Permanent
residence. FIR 9soa. s to 5. TR. No597
FUR HIT APARTMENT or house Ior g
girls' .v Can ME. 1885 day NO. 1920 Ext.
NAVY DocToR LIEUT.. urgently nee needs
apartment for wife and children. age
: s To- Yrs old IL and 8 mos. old. D1. 5!72
TECHNICAL MAN and wife, employed in
r: W. section, require furnished or unfur-
nished apt or house; have references; will
take excellent, care. Call SH. ZOO, Ext.
25S, on weekdays.
NAVY 1t. and wife desire bedroom apt,
TURN. or unfurn., NV. section for mos
or more. LIT DRAINE, RE. 74OO, Ext
ROOMS. KITCHENETTE and bath, un-
furn;, naval ofhcer's married daughter and
child; NV. section preferred. RE. 3549.
WANTED TO RENT, by Senator's secre-
tary, one or two bedroom apartment,
f furnished e o. or pnfHrnished. Phone Ma
WANTED or bedroom apt in NV or
n Nearby sc. or me- uD to $50 month. Box
! EMPIoYED GIRLS. college graduates,
need bedrooms, living room, furn. or
PERMANENTLY employed couple desire
iurnished apt; no, children. Call ME,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-22
FARM and GARDEN.

TOP SOIL. SIC for 3-yd. load; quick
delivery. Call Wisconsin 973l 90.
BUGGY WHEELS for gardens and en-
frances; artistic, good, used: heavy duty:
only So each. HECHINGER CO.. 4 stores
LANDSCAPE GARDENER and contractor
Grounds. large and small parks, Gene
teries. Residence grounds speciality Seed
ing fertilizing. spraying, trees trimmed
and removed, Estimates free. AT. 626a
TREE REMOVAL, complete handspring,
planting, seeding, draining; no Job too
large or small, free estimates; covered by
compensation. liability and property dam
age sE. MI insuranee WASHINGTON LAND
IOPSOI FOR SALE. Call TR 1908
STRAWBERRY PLANTS. best variety.
winter onion sets, chrySanthemums creep
nlleS and rose bushes. JOHN BURDOFT
Goolssyille' Nd; Call Ashton (Md,l 3s46;
sell all; S135 L. E. BREUNINGER &
FOR NICE LAWN next spring let us seed
your lawn now We have all kinds of
young shade trees. We do tree surgery,
landScaping of all kinds Evergreen trim
ming and cavity work. EN-. 0947. ASK
for RAY
5000 YARDS of Government inspected
topS91l. Windrowed UP. j. NORMAN
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BOATS.

CHRYSLER MARINE ENGINES in stock,
a syiI for immediate delivery S. KING
E EUauoNs s 1Se' sos Maine ave. s.w.
EvINRUpE oUTBoARD MOTORS mod
els to become s.., avaiable Deliveries to
with only. $40 deposit on the motor of
your choice. Your name must appear
play in our store. as deliveri eS will vii a be
made in the sequence in which your name
appears under each model. S. KING Full
T LON, INC" so3 Maine ave. s.w. Telephone
beam: new Ch-ysler marine motor with
ters, toilet galley: fully equipped 1000
Gus asbi6 5OwbG soo IA IT, .s sReher gasss
at Buzzard Point Docking Co. loot 111 Of
sAILBoAT: le.n f. Comet: A., sopdist1en,
oU iSH NO OR SALE Sal used; all guar
s s15@. goSod cSn a6; l45h.p johnson,
witch s65. SOUTHEAST SALES CO.. jag! q
k ~ Ii son se-Fr, CRUISER, sleeps 4;
JOHNSON a4-HP. sEAHoRsE. Old Town
ohfsak Sen IA Av 50s s
Saisssf * Px,5;s' sun',"a IT,
equipment: used very little: See az Ward
.0-FT. DEADRISE BOAT. . marine mo-
, tors, for sale, s02 B st. ne. IL $500.
SLooP. 30-ft.; sleeps 4; complete for
cruising. auxiliary power; In commission
West River. Md; owner leaving city Call
weekdays Elk. 1883.
WANTED NOW OR SOON. soundest and
largest bargain cruising auxiliary ketch
yawl or cutter that 81 900 cash will buy
Write BOAT 1855 Morse st, ne, Wash
lngton ?. D. C.. giving particulars %.
LUCKY 16 it, registered, comet class,
spare mast 2-stair set sails, excellent
condition throughout: 4th and A division
recent racing on Potomac with consistently
good record; ready for sailing Owner
leaving. $500. Phone RE. 5lS2.
BOAT, 14M6l3. mahogany, 10 IT.. with
Ling Evinrude cupboard motor, steering
wheel cushions: anchor, running lights;
$50. CHAMPIONS BOAT YARD. or
phone Glebe 1868 23s
SOFT. FISHING BOAT (exceptionaD, mo-
tor: Palmer model 440; Pyrofax gas stove
galley hunks, toilet. white cedar hull, 1912
f. beam; 81 500. NE. 1886. 26'
3S-FT. ELCO. Hartge 20. HARTGE
BOAT YARD. Galesyllle. Md
CUPBOARD MOTOR. Johnson Sea Horse
- h.p.; Aft. Army assault boat; bargain.
fTWo.-ccAAIBIN CRUISER. 49,, Al condition.
Lycoming marine engine, dinghy. inner
spring mattress, double wiring, completely
equipped; must be sold this week end
Owner on board Sunday. Price. 80.
See steward. CAPITAL YACHT CLUB No
reasonable offer refused. 23s
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ROOMS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

1921 s. DAKOTA AVE. NE, vic Catholic
master bedroom, large fiat-top desk, in
penlemen ony NO eomf ss e adults $40
5ot 18th sT. n E;Gsinsie room for gen.
tier tleman NJ co INF furn next bath;
30s ST. N.E.-Large front room; private
home: semiprivate bath; near carline;
s sas1 sfarS Tefs sf SE double room
81 SO q sI month: 1 single rm., s@5 month
f foi t ttR ST. NE.-corner room. newly
decorated suitable or 2: convenient; 81
a as EAST e ceIAPIToL sT.-pleasant single
shower. unlim. phone and laundry privil.
evening meal optional: rent. $3.50 per
asds EAST # c siah sr-unusually nice
room; suitable or 3, cooking and laundry
Prvl SEE $50 81. Per AZ mo for p sa5 each for
1896 DIX ST, N.E.-Nicely furnished
employed couple: sa1 each mo. FIR. Iaio.
45 YOU ST. N.E.-Attractive, comfortable
So 20 per wk AID os7l,
tarnshsd next to Bath With prSste r {sm
ily; S35 month; gentleman preferred. Ho
$50 ST. N.E-Private home large room
kEaR s D1sss @
'front.' bedroom. private entrance conV
transp. gentlemen only; $40. DU 4492
81 YOU ST, N,E.-Large front room, newly
furnished: 500; DU4 s7l7:
also single room; $40 double, Sc single
S15 9Th ST. N.E.-Room, furnished. dou-
Bile or single. IS per week. Phone AT
1893
COLORED-3I6 DIVISION AVE. Ne
Furnished front room: employed couple or
two girls; near Transportation; SIS each
COLORED-23 46th PL. NE.-Room for
2. girls twin beds; SIS week each; on bus
G 156s LIi 7a4S; r ST. Ny-purn,sbes
room; employed. h9pest, neat persons:
1925 weekly. NO. $685. Sat. and Sun.
COLORED - 100 18th ST. NE. = Large
$40 week for 2. FIR. 3396 after 8 pm.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

WASHINGTON BUSINESS EXECUTIVE de.
s sires 70 rent = or bedroom house. un-
ton; no children. excellent renters for
RonsE Or 0 HPAKTMEnT Phone Or o9sa
Aiexa IMbi preferred. Call National 1910,
s XVII ,G's oFr,cER here for wars pa d.
sires TO rent 3 or 4 bedrm house or apt.
unfurn:, In or mr.. Washington. Call WO.
COLONEL AND WIFE desire furnished
apartment or small house. NV. section or
A Al ton, no children OF pets; will pay
Want n si FGKNisHED o4 .b Ss house for
yi5slaia By OCT; is; rent up to sI75.
20 YOU WANT 4 REALLY DESIRABLE
s1 f1H in in perfect condition; Pay vicinity
house ss, good location Cali MA. 1850 or
WANTFD-sman furnished house. oct /:
NAVAL OFFICER. wife and son, perma-
bedroom house. furn. or unfurn, in North
vest Washington nearby Nd. or Va, Call
.-BEDRoOM HOUSE. ne. or Sc. by per
manent D. c. residents. children. 1929
PERMANENT RESIDENT seeks house or
WILL ECHANGE for :, or 3 bedroom house
Vic coionial Village. Cali Gil, 1o63.
sedsoa Bade dess b to [e ssa Or buy
BEDROOM unfurnished house: prefer
i not msIs perm Eesdens S give
ARMY oFFIcER R'U win pay a a. up p 10 $3.50 mo.
fnsS 3D. ha SsT Excellent car.
PERMANENTLY STATIONED colonel and
wife desire furn. house or apt: no pets
BUSINESSMAN, permanently located. de-
sires 3-bedroom home in NV. section or
suburbs Box 3sh-T; Star, 90
UP TO Sis RENT for suitable small fur
prefer quiet location. Northwest or subur-
ban xithin 10 miles Dupont Circle: lease 3
married couple. no children, transferred
Washington permanently by national con-
"11sf W saFi Room 5sisF Sofr
CHAPLAIN, Regular Navy, on permanent
DUTY, Just 81, returned from sea. desperately
or anartment; wife and , youne children
P gTsts1 ne gear IS. school; Phssne cHAPLAiN
FtRSIsgEp aonsE OR APT, to bed
s:BEDRooM HOUSE or apt. unturnished.
from the PACIFIC: Northwest or Bethesda
d aiJsiSrs ssetsrEsd Gu TAYLOR 1857
bNSlNrSS EAkStIItE requires ) or
NV. Chew Chase. Bethesda or Alexandria
areas; references guarantees excellent
snss OF c PFfT Ts ass ADVANCE rental if de-
BY NOV. e5. young couple, permanent
D. c. residents, reed small unfurnished
house in NV. D. c. or Md. approx, 500
FERMASrSSr Rfsnf "a sls adults
2 or = room house. unfurnished. NV, be-
fore Nov, l; top refs. WO. 6S97 or Box
REGULAR NAVY COMMANDER. perma-
nent. after years foreign and overseas
duty. needs 3:bedroom unfurnished house
o. MoEthW ssnp up to SIPS AID. 400,
COMMANDER REGULAR NAVY and WIFE
no children, no pets. need or 3 bedroom
unfurnished house. OR 0767. 80.
NAVAL OFFICER desires two or three
bedroom house or apartment. unfurnished
In D. c. or vicinity; three children. CAN
UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR. permanently
in Washington. desires or & room apt
Can MISS RoWE n ME os ses09 Or "a s s6s
FOUR WAVE OFFICERS desire furnished
2-bedroom small furn house or apt:
NV. section. Ctll Falls Church 117a-W
WANTED TO RENT s-bedrm. house or
art. turn or unfurn.. Arlington vicinity
HOUSE. unfurnished. wanted in white
neighborhood; low rent. HARMER, 1858
CIvILIzFD FAMILY needs a-bedrm. home.
unfurnished. near bus, within weeks:
good care assured: will pay several months
q