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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-02
New York Filler Takes
Lead AS Ranking Ace

LONDON, Jan. 1.-(P)-Lt. Col.
John C. Meyer of Forest Hills, N.
Y, is the highest scoring active
U. S. Eighth Air Force fighter ace
in Europe with total of IS Nazi
planes to his credit, the U. S.
Strategic Air Force announced TO-
day.
The New Yorker has destroyed
% German planes in the air and
IS on the ground. His 22nd air kill
was scored on a jet plane Sunday
Ranked next to Meyer is Col
Dave Schilling, 26, of Traverse
City, Mich, who is credited with
"a IL German planes-24 in the
air and 10 IL on the ground.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-02
Three Men, Lost On Boat
Trip, Found By Guardsmen

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 1.-P-
Two New Orleans physicians and
an Army lieutenant who mad been
reported missing for more than "a
hours in an cupboard motor boat
off Bayou Grande off Lake Borgne
were located today at nearby BIZ
loxi Bayou by the Coast Guard
and rescued. They were lost yes
terday on fishing trip.
The rescued men were DR..
Charles S. Holbrook, prominent
psychiatrist, DR.. James Burks and
Lieut.. Curtis, whose full name
had not been learned.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-02
WITH THE AEF
Yank Veterans Smash Nazi Panzers

the story written in the scrap.
A couple of miles this side OF
where those two mighty masses OF
metal collided you begin to see
American tank tracks leaving the
road. They crushed through the
frozen crust sinking few inches.
They rolled across fences and
bitches rumbling along in thanking
positions waiting for the attack.
Striking from the side that way
they were able to cut down the
Tiger tanks to nearer their size
by knocking off treads and dam
aging turrets.
But that was not all that hit the
Panzer column from both sides.
Riding the tanks, assault guns,
tank destroyers and anything they
could straddle were hundreds of
armored Infantrymen, still other
Doughboys roved the fields and
roads ahead.
Pouring every type Of explosive
at their disposal into that damned
blazing mass, the veteran Yanks
never gave the Germans a chance
to recover from their initial shock
of finding their way blocked. Some
of them toward the rear got away,
about half probably. The rest eth
er died or gave up.
Srprise and battle experience did
it. Those two things and the grim
efficient ruthlessness which the
Yanks have developed during re-
cent days-and all three qualifica-
tons were still evident today along
this road.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-02
Mexico Good Neighbor'
Commends Roosevelt And
Camacho In Newspapers

MEXICO CITY, Jan. 1.-R-A
New Years message expressing
the hope that 1915 will see con-
tinuation and growth of friendship
between the United States and
Mexico appeared in Mexico City
newspapers today as full-page
advertisement. 1t was signed "A
Good Neighbor.
The message commends Presi-
dent Roosevelt, President Avila
Camacho and other U. S. and Mex
lean officials for their good neigh
Dor" work. Among those mention
ed are DR.. Francisco Castillo Ma.
]era, M e X i C ambassador 10
washington, and George Messer-
smith, U. S. Ambassador here.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-02
GIRLS HAVE A DATE

NEW YORK, Jan. 1-UP)-"At
6 pm. after the war;" Russian
girls used to whisper to their low
ers as they departed for war
hoping that they would be able
to keep the rendezvous. The phrase
was used as the title of a musical
comedy film which went into pro-
duction during the Battle of Stain
grad, predicting the defeat of Ger
many in the spring of 1915. The
film recently had its premiere and
is immensely popular, according to
the Moscow representative of Rus
sian War Relief.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-02
RUBBING TT IN

SEATTLE, Jan. 1-UP)-Ihe
oriver of Seattle bus stopped his
vehicle before a drug store, left
ms perplexed passengers and trot-
ted into the establishment. He re-
turned a few minutes later, crest
fallen. THE cigarettes were all
gone, weren't they?" gently jibed
a passenger.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-02

Now. for the first time, it appears that
single person has accepted full responsibility
for making war policy and charting the de-
mobilization when the war is won.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-02
THOUGH FOR TODAY

THOUGH FOR TODAY
l wish you joy to heal it
If the new year must hold pain.
And quite lot of rainbows
If you do have rain.
l wish you heaps of roses
So the thOrns won't hurt at all
And ladders made of little hopes
To climb each hampering wall.
/ wish you work and its rewards
Until the new year ends.
And peace and rest and happ ness
And friends, and friends, and friends.
MARY CAROLINE DAVIES.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-01-02
Fair Enough

editor note. The Star and the News
accept no responsibility for the personal
views of Mr.. Pegler. and often disagree
with them as much as many Of his read
ers. His articles serve the good purpose
of making people Think
Evening star., 1945-09-19

zoos G street Sc. or from renting
that or any other of the property
condemned.
Attorney T. Emmett Mckenzie
who represented Mr.. O'Hara when
the District brought the election
suit, also represented Mr.. Scala in
the case before the court yesterday
Contends Rental Is Illegal.
Mr.. Mckenzie argued that the
District under its charter as a
corporation had no right to rent the
property. In commenting he de-
clared "the District has no right to
be in the real estate business"
Assistant Corporation Counsel
Irving Bryan emphasized wartime
conditions which had delayed con-
struction of a school on the con-
demned property and argued it was
proper for the District in the meani
time to utilize the property in what
he termed was best for the public
good.
In the District government motion
to dismiss the Scala suit it was
Evening star., 1945-09-19
Let's Dismisses Suit
To Block City Rental
Of School Property

Justice F. Dickinson Let's of Dis
trict Court yesterday dismissed a
suit brought by Chester A. Scala,
2003 Naylor road Sc, as a private
citizen and taxpayer, to prevent the
District from renting property it
acquired for school purposes or from
ejecting former owner of one piece
of the property.
There previously had been court
litigation over the same property,
which the District acquired in 1912
through condemnation proceedings
for an elementary school building
to replace the Cranch and Tyler
Schools Wartime conditions, how
ever, delayed the school project, it
was said.
Following the condemnation pro-
ceedings the District brought an
election action against James H.
O'Hara. zoos G street Sc, whose
property at the latter address was
part of the property condemned.
Claims Easement Held.
LII SlldU SdoC uII ~ I1dl d COiiUtllu-
ed the District had obtained an
easement, but not absolute posses
sion and, as the District had not
used it for school purposes as called
for, the condemned property should
revert to the former owners. Dis
trict Court, however, ruled in favor
of the District of Columbia and was
sustained by the United States
Court of Appeals, which last De-
cember held that the District &C
quired absolute possession of the
property and therefore could do
what it wanted with it. Supreme
Court later refused to review the
case.
Mr.. Scala sought in his suit to
restrain the District from ejecting
Mr.. O'Hara from the property at
Evening star., 1945-09-19
Arlington Codet Heads
RundoIph-Mucon Paper

Cadet 1t. Walter E. Linaweaver, 16
of 1906 South Inge street, Arlington,
has been named editor n-chief of
the Randolph-M Academy stu
Evening star., 1945-09-19

Next to Hawaii, British Malaga
was the worlds largest pineapple
producer before the war.
Evening star., 1945-09-19

claimed that Mr.. Scala does not
possess such interest in the subject
matter of this proceeding "as to
entitle him to maintain it,"
Kodiak mirror., 1945-02-24
KEA Notice

The annual meeting of members of the Kodiak Elect Association will be held on Mo day, March 5, l945 at 8 o'clo | pm and, through the courtesy the American Red Cross, Kod| ak Chapter, will be held in t| American Legion Hall. The purpose of this meeting for the election of a new boa of nine directors to serve for Ol year and until others are chos' and qualified in their stead; al for the transaction of such oth business as may properly con before the meeting.
 Dated the 20th of January, 1 45, at Kodiak, Alaska.
 A. M. Haskell
 Secretary
Kodiak mirror., 1945-02-24
Valentine Baby

Mrs. Cecil Lynch has received word of the birth on Valentines Day in Hanford, Calf. of a grandson, weight [ pounds. The arrival has been named William Leslie. It. Donald R. Clark, Mrs. Lynch's son and the child's father, is somewhere in France.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-02-24

MT. and Mrs. Vern St. Louis, former Kodiak residents, left their home in Anchorage last week on a trip to Stanwood, Wash, where they were called by the serious illness of MT. St. Louis father. The Anchorage Oil Burner Service. which MI. St. Louis operates, will be closed during his absence.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-02-24
Historic Conference Top
Top

Lingering his glasses, President Roosevelt (top, left), confers with Prime Minister Winston Churchill and below he talks with Marshall Joseph Stalin Qeft).
 Prime Minister Winston Chur- chill tback to camera, cigar in mouth, lower left), Marshall Joseph Stalin (second from left around table) and President Franklin D Roosevelt fright rim of table) with members of their staffs in conference at Yalta Pa lace. Crimea.
Kodiak mirror., 1945-02-24
Notice

DeIla's Beauty Cabin will here after be closed all day on Mon day of each week.
 Della's Beauty Cabin
Kodiak mirror., 1945-02-24
Bottom

This palace in Yalta, Crimea, Rus ,ia (above) was the scene ot the "Big Three" conference. President Roosevelt's quarters and the main conference room are on the ground floor, right wing.
Evening star., 1945-06-24

Impressive mone the hoI Note large porcelain
either the Chinese and the
ontcrn obove White ond red godouses form striking center
piece.
combination broy ond sitting The toll built book
completely surround the Note the mo round highly
corved teokwood tobIe at lower left
Evening star., 1945-07-18
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT,

URGENTLY NEEDED, 5 or rm unfurn.
house, permanent family Of q Silver Spring
Of ycnity up tp SRoo Can ,sa ST. dss4s 5oR9
NV. Wash. Call WI. 43l0. 22'
HOUSE SOLD; urgently need 2 or 4 bedrm;
house, furn., NV. prefer Westmoreland
section if possible; used to lovely house
promise best care. Up to $3.50 mo. WI.
AIRCRAFT EXECUTIVE with permanent
position in Washington desires an attrac-
lively furnished 2 or 3 bedroom house,
Kensineton sections We have excellent
local references. Will take year or longer
Lease and will consider any reasonable
able by August ! if possible. Prefer not
over $3.50 mo. Box 2oS-J, Star. 49,
0FFICIAL, Itf la permanent Govt agency, and nd
home. Convenient transportation. Refer
ence. 10 children: 81. s419.
COMMANDER desires ynfurnisshed 3-bed-
ARsE Il SfSf oFfiGFR SFfTf5fis years ears overseas,
ment a few weeks hence, at owners con-
venience. Preferably unfurnished. BOX
DESIRABLE TENANTS wish lease furn. OF
unfurn., Georgetown apt. or house immedi-
ately Ex. 500; Ext. 2lI3 23 23s
apolis, wants unfurnished 2-bedroom house
or apartment Family Of 3 including TO-
antS ysaTOd noG son 4aSa %j s3sy gsy $50 to
URGENT, WE NEED HELP; permanent
residents of Wash. husband in business,
wife expecting baby. must have either ! OF
2 bedrm house or apt. unfurn., preferably
a home. Phone MAYER, ia. 1908
HUSBAND returning from overseas, perma-
nently station here would appreciate
or 3 bedroom house. GIL. 212S. 23'
CIVILIAN, permanently established desires
minutes travelling distance from 177T Co
lumbis I'd. NV. Mr.. WILLIAMS. co. 0334
MAJ. FISHER. wife, daughters, =, and ID
desire 2-3 bedrm; unfurnis@hed me house
Alexandria or Arlington; S75 to 500; care
VII Will ii'fI; REDEcoR4IE iq; IF NECESSARY and
pay 6 mos. rent in advance for or
evenings and Sundays. l9s
PERM. Govt. engineer needs small un-
furn. house: present house sold; young
refined gentle couple: college graduate;
NoNDRINKrNG. nonsmoking ofhcer. wife
and child want furn. or unfurn. house Or
apt; perm; excellent care assured. can
PRoFEssIoNAL ITs FAMILY OF three wishes
to lease small house, Bethesda or vicinity.
Randolph 0002, evenings. ~
sfaictea dNr area st Sunset @ fsisnd. r three fur
nished, 3 bedrooms, for house in Wash
ington, n ". VICINITY. Oct. 1 to April RE.
NAVY isp II. II. AND RSl FAMILY, daughter s, want
2 or 3 bedrm unfurn. house. preferably
NV. or Nd, but viii consider any sec
SIX SIX, MONTHS Z RENT prepaid for "a
eedrn,,. house, furnished OF unfurn,, Tor
Sept. 1: permanent; references. Cali RE.
74oo. Ext, 1888 or BOX 467-A. Star. zoe
Evening star., 1945-07-18
HOUSES WANTED TO BuY.

URGENT NEED. q desirable located a.sa.n.T nv
brick home semidetacnedh Of ois5s detesned
WTHis0N NJ HAVE &c CASH sfIG PURCHASER for g.
room house with bedroom and bath on st
soeg; toeG; must Be s.1r In good condition RE
SMALL BUNGALOW or house in Sc; or NV.
D. c. or nearby Nd; WIN pay cash above
trust. No agents. 81. 4166.
ANY NE. AND Sc. PRoPERTY-ws ,IssS, psy
v WE CAN SELL your HOUSE. We can sci
s.nss Sash wSn H1Mpsagg tssa Ii Has Reasoas
CASH CAS- III BUYERS sss for s. c. and Md. property.
si Y eo sssf 0u Rhode ss
sslsns WE Can sys sEiE YS1R Na IaGoousr at its
sattHa ssAuNDERs A CO. o. NC realtors established
cAsH fssI pI ppIuhRciHslRs Rcib ls for st nU 70 10
schools. Z. A. nARRY, Me POPS
bSnss 3oaay o. ss esss clients S sus yanE
a. spprssas ra nafsfr MrcaGEL SoIcR, Di
BY AUGUST Is, Tskoma Park or Silver
SpI ing-Naval ofhcer will pay 81 200 cash
for to bedrm house with basement,
need not Be NEW but must ra oe sound WIS., Close
EVFRYMAN'S, sH. 1903.
HAVE an immediate sale for distinctive
type detached residence, NV. section,
preferably Rock Creek Park Estates or ad-
tacent to the park area. Would also
consider Spring Valley or Wesley Heights.
Price up to $4,000. Call Mr.. Whiteford.
or Mr.. johnson, Df. 9706, McKEEvER &
cash GHHisFS}E sFok HOUSES, D. c. or Md If
rented, tenants not disturbed, will inspect
from exterior only. n. A. GARVEY, DI.
450s: eve. and sun, GE. $3.50, Thomas
WANT A HOME in Hebrew section
must be close to synagogue and also close
to shopping center and movie house; must
be in NV. section, could be double house
on downstairs floor as well
as upstairs floor Could be block off
either side OF Georsia ave. Prefer
corner house: will pay from $4,000 to
$4,000: must be heated BY oil, have
summer and winter hookup; must have Q
baths. Call TIE. 43T5
Cash BUYER 80 Immediately In need Of
brick home or bungalow in Bethesda. Sill
yer Spring or Hyattsyille area. Prompt
action. Cali MR.. BIACKwOOD. UN. 1922
FOR QUICK ACTION and best results list
faS REAFS Sass 1 pEvosMENT' asr' GU S'n 4sss a
41st ST.. NV. Phone Emerson 470e. No
charge for appraisal
8 ROOMS, brick preferred Bethesda or
Silver Spring area. Willing to pay S1l 900
SoR oR M6Rh M srDRocMsH sysDDEss sH s,os ae,
sunstantiai cash payment. or viii rent.
MRS. HARRETT. CO. 5sl4. 10.
Evening star., 1945-07-18
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

LGE. DOUBLE RM., 2 quiet girls, $40. 80.
1854 Lanier pl. NV, Apt. 23, NO. 2717.
TWO GIRLS share apt with another;
2 GIRLS WISH TO SHARE apartment with
. other congenial girls; living room, 2 bed
rooms, kitchen; S25 each. 1885 Holmead
pl NV. Call CO. 0356 after pm.
YOUNG LADY to share house near Suit
land with 4 congenial girls. MA. 5000,
NEW BRICK HOME, clean, attractive: liv-
ing room, bedroom, dining room, kitchen,
bath, all private; washing machine, laun-
dry room; utilities, oil heat; $50 per mo.
Call from 6 to s evenings, Berwyn 597. .
GIRL to share furnished apartment with
2 others: S25 mo. 1904 Que st. NV. Apt.
S2PoS4 aSl SaEl efRE afisT sao Pa Pa Riggs pl w.
Entire first floor. living room, bedroom
dinette, kitchen, bath, Sl35 mo-, linens
and utils incl. For quiet gentlemen only;
references required.
2 ROOMS WITH KITCHEN and bath,
S47 80. Settled couple preferred. RE
5300 between am. and pm. 1927
s-RooM APT. for employed couple s47. so
per month, 523 10th st. ne. Call after
CONGENIAL GIRL to share apt with an
other girl; $50 mo. 341S MINI. ave. Sc
3i6 10Th ST. N.E.-Modern. newly KEN
Toned, well-furn., cool, 3-rm. apt: white
ne. sect; v. hr. Navy Dept. $50 per mo
Avail Immediately for 8 wks.. NO. 37S5.
5l6 cath AVE, Capitol Heights, Md.-3
rooms, kitchenette, semipvt. bath, Frigid-
airs no dishes or linen. EMPLOYED couple
504 9th ST. N.E.-3rd floor. rooms, bath.
SO month, After inspection see MRS
COIN, 1901 g stSs.e
Evening star., 1945-07-18
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAND.

5000 DOWN for l Level acre ana 6-rrn;
price, $3.50. ROBERT S. DAVIS CO..
Ws 1922 3sos otey ave- bous. Ma on
conveniences. Can LAUREL REALTY CO..
LAUREL. ND, broom bunSalow. 2 bed
rooms. dining room, living room, kitchen
and bath. located in Laurel; Phone
LAUREL REALTY CO., Laurel 492.
sFas SFaH hoase bank Ssrn saraTs
modern cenvenisncss. Can LAUREL
REAdb6x RlRd6M CT GSuNGaLoW, "a surSt Sath anil lot
$500 taylor: Mt Rainier, Nd. WA 1855.
home: 3 bedrms., liv, rrn, dining rm. and
de luxe kitchen, fun basement, h.-wh.,
extra large level and shaded lot; owner
S7.S75 with substantial cash. HYATTs-
WILLIE INVESTMENT CO., INC, UN. 4o4O'
Spsnn SonoNfAI sHfnlnfEsTAr ESTATE. near silver Spring.
Of acres. Beautifully landscaped and
some home GSAte n excellent condition. chestnut
paneled living room. large electric kitchen,
baths fun oil .Saisg si5sOnd,tO4ss IL ned
house there Is seven box stall stable.
with large elubroon, massive fireplace, .
'it'fs; in ioft for Stable Stable boy Boy Many ether out
standing features OF this estate can be
secured by calling Modern @ Realty. Priced
s403 Georgia ave, sH. 1880. After 8 pm.
WooDIEY HILLs-7-room brick, years
old: oil heat, copper plumbing, steel win
dows, storm windows and screens, recIea-
saSstsntial sub ] Gown % payment. Mr.. IsELL
UN. z93a Eysning, SH 922o.
Small Arr hniIge (nNR1S rpnair1. q
WIZ Williams IAN sasGhaps RfaI EsTArEt tes wooaley
H,snts epaees slate pTsf Sse
stantial down payment. Mr.. isELI. UN.
WILLIAMS REAL ESTATE-Newly deco
rated 5-rm. bungalow in colmar Manor.
sssrytSins Sed s2s mo a With snsas1s siooo dows.
others IN Mt. Rainier Nd. UN. 4e39,
ssssossa ssss evssssisss CASH sH ss ssSG mo nr,e.s
1902 Buchanan St, East Hyattsville, Md.
Il interested apoly owner, $500 42nd pl.,
$50 DOWN. Move in Immediately. 2.
vile Hills. Full basement Needs
sss5o .t RoBsRT put s DAVIS soc CO. buy
1900, b3o3 Baltic. ave-. Hyattsyille. Md
sed se saths M beSrs sTlss home TsDsee
gar, acre; S16.s60, II. F. BIEBER,
ROOMS AND BATH, full basement, hot
water heat, stone construction. I-car ga
rage, electricity and telephone; End floor
insulated but unfinished; lot 75x200; elec-
tric cook stove goes with property. HENRY
I. MORRIS, Upper Marlboro, Md. Marl-
boro 92.
OxoN HILLS large rooms: near schoois
shade trees, lot 10Ox400: $500, terms.
5g01 Livingston rd., or phone TR 3Q75.
1890 W0ODBERRY ST, University Park
Brick home. slate roof. well constructed.
Large living room with bay window and
fireplace, dining room 12x1s.6,. electric
kitchen. 1st-floor bedroom and lavatorys
2nd floor has 3 large bedrooms and baths
master bedroom l3x22 IT., with bay win
dow and bath: automatic heat and INV.
spouts, semifnished recreation room with
fireplace and laundry room; nicely land
scaped lot with 2-car brick garage Pos
session with settlement. Can be Inspected
BY appointment, Price. S17,5o0. A. II.
SEIDENSPINNER. Realtor, exclusive agent,
6037 Baltimore blvd, Riverdale, Md. WA
1910, WA. 469S
CONTINUED on Next Psgs.l
Evening star., 1945-07-18
ROOMS WANTED,

2 BEDROOMS, furn. sitting room tprefer-
ably with private BATH or Broom apt. or
> superior housekeeping rooms: Chevy
hase-Wisconsin direction. Box 395-A,
Star. 1S~
WORKING MOTHER and high school
daughter wish room with or without Ink,
vic. MINI. ave. sc. or Mt. Pleasant. Frank
lin $3.50 after pm. or before S:15 am.
10"
WIFE, oficer overseas, desires room with
private bath in clean, gentle home, Walter
Reed vic. GE. 1851, 3-6 pm. I9'
BY REFINED LADY in NV. section; state
RREEssiPECTAiBIE Yo1SG LADY desires
studio room or small furnished apt, rent
S25-S3O mo. Box 437-A, Star. 19'
PROFESSIONAL WOMAN wants large
room in good home or apt, with home
privileges. Box 424-A, Star. 1Ss
TEMPORARY SINGLE room, Aurora Hills,
Qakcrest or Beverly Hills. Va, Immediately.
Refined young lady, employed. Box 454-A'
Star,
GENTLEMAN. refined, perm, employed, de-
sires large, cool, quiet bach. room, North
west. Box 470-A. Star.
LADY, quiet, refined, formerly with diplo-
matte mission, desires room in private gem
tile home, best location; laundry privil.
adults only. Box 469-A, Star.
Evening star., 1945-07-18
HOUSES WANTED ro RENT tcon..


2-3 BEDRM. APT. or house. furn. or un-
furn.: good neighbd.; " hrs. D, q, $50
$50 mo-. lease; best refs. WA. 5000. ~
WILL PAY months rent in advance for
3-bedroom modern house, furnished or un-
furnished, NV. area, nearby Va. or Nd.
Occupancy Sept. Family Of four. Re-
sponsible tenant. References. Call 1t. F,
LYONS. RE. 7400, Ext 63766, except Sun
day.
N. Y. APT, 2 bedrooms of Oracle So,
in exchange for unfur. or 3 bedroom
Wash. or sub, house with garden, under
500 Call Vienna I67-W-2.
2 OR 3 BEDROOM HOUSE or apt. by Au-
gust 22, by Army major, permanently sta
Toned; two children; II and -; IL Arhngtoon e
1T. COL. recently returned from over
seas desires 2 or 3 bedroom house or
spa',rtmsnt fuTpished or unfurnished Can
DIPLOMAT desires furnished house, A bed
rooms, 2 baths. Chevy Chase section pre-
ferred. Maximum rent, S225. Call Colum-
bia 0la0, co. 0252. MR.. CALBO. 30.
WANTED 2-bedroom furn. or unfurn
house or apt. by Sept. s. References
Call CHI 6fl36 after pm. 2Os
Evening star., 1945-07-18
APTs. SUBURBAN WANTED.

MOTHER and married daughter perma :
nent, want unfurnished apartment in
Arlington, to occupy by August Call
MRS. ELLIOTT, CHI 0953. between and
IL am. 2ls
COUPLE, no children, desire or room
furnished apt. on or near carline; prefer
Rivsrdale or Mt. Rainier section. Box 42s-
A. Star 22s
VETERAN AND WIFE desire small unfur-
nished apt. or small house in or near Sill
yer Spring area; can furnish own stove and
refrigerator. Silver Spring 0364.
Evening star., 1945-07-18
HOUSES FURNISHED

ably with a child, to share home in SUBJ
urban Wash with widower and 2 children;
Ss5 month; would reduce for motherly
care of children. 5139 Sherrier pl. n.w
No | 4 on Glen Echo line 1Ss
EXCHANGE FOR WEEKS, private, COM
pIetely equipped. 2-bedroom home fol
apartment in New York Glebe 1875.
Evening star., 1945-07-18
MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE

AETNA MOVING & STORAGE CO.-Local
and lor distance. No Job too large and
none too small IL 100
$4,000 SO. FIT. available for storage; clean
bright fireproof bldg complete storage
service: very reasonable rates GE 030O
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates
Will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving EDELMAN'S
MOVING & STORAGE CO., Ia 2937. I9s
Evening star., 1945-07-18
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED

CLEAN, AIRY, homelike SINGLE room with
meals preferably. by young lady late EOS
NV Box 42q-A, Star. 19f
BY WIDOW in suburban home, preferably
Arlington. Falls Church S49-J-1. 19'
Evening star., 1945-07-18

1914 18th ST. N.w.-2 young ladies to
share large triple with other; excellent
meals and transportation. S42.50
WILL GIVE RIM. AND BOARD to service
man, wife and child in exchange for day
care of 9-month-old baby. Call AT.
O070 between and pm.
1926 18th ST. N.W.-Nice rooms, double
or triple; also basement room; S37 80 up;
excellent meals 19a
I14S NEAL ST. N.E.-Middle-age lady
with nice habits to share an apt. with
another LADY, with 2 meals, Sl2 wk. AT.
Evening star., 1945-07-18
APT. HOUSES FOR SALE

CoLoRED w ST. NEAR I4th NV. :
Brick bldg. with 8 aptS., baths; separate
meters: good for home and investment
S1l 900; terms. w. M BAUMAN, ]
THOMAS circle MA. 622Q
Evening star., 1945-07-18
APARTMENTS uNFuRAIsHED.

2-ROoM, kitchen and bath apt, gas fur
nished; s42.oo; Apt 8 for rent: key at Apt.
i1fo HAMLiN ST. N.E.-4-room unfur-
nished apt, h.. w., electricity, heat; 500
month. Cali after pm.