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RORGMANN. HENRY

BORGMANN, HENRY. In loving remem-
brance of our dear father and father in
law, HENRY BORGMANN. who passed
1898
Until memory fades and life departs
You will live forever in our hearts:
Time takes away the edge OF grief,
But memory turns back every leaf.
HIS DEVOTED DAUGHTERS AND DAUGH-
TER-IN-LAW.
CURTIN, GEORGE II. A tribute of love
to the memory of our husband and father.
GEORGE H. CURTIN, who went to eternal
rest twelve years ago today, January s..
1888
Loved in life. in death remembered always.
LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN.
CANT, NATHANIEL. In memory of our
beloved brother, NATHANIEL CANT, who
passed away one year ago. January 5. 1943
HIS SISTERS.
LOGEMAN. FREDERICK HENRY. JR. In
loving memory of my dearest husband,
FREDERICK HENRY LoGEMAN, Jr., who
passed away two years ago today, jan
uary 5, 1943.
Two years ago, and to the day,
You left, my dear, to go away,
To land where peace and quiet reign,
In Heaven I know there is no pain
We miss you dearly,
Mother, sister brother and /;
But now you are at rest,
We must not cry.
Rest in peace, beloved
YOUR WIFE, HELEN.
McMANNING, AYRA E. In loving mem
ory of our aunt, AYRA E. McMANNING,
who passed away one year ago today, Jan
uary 5, 1914
MABEL WESTRAY AND FAMILY.
PARKER, MARY A. In loving remem-
brance of our beloved mother, MARY A..
PARKER, who departed this life seventeen
years ago today, January 5. 1928.
While our mother lies in peaceful sleep
Her memory we shall always keep.
HER LOVING CHILDREN.
ROSS, ELIZABETH C. In memory of our
devoted mother, ELIZABETH c. ROSS,
who departed this life January 8, 1885.
ROSCOE AND REGINALD.
WARNER, ANNIE F. In loving memory
of my dear grandmother, ANNIE F. WAR
NER, who passed away five years ago to-
day, January 5, 1910.
How I miss you, Grannie, dear,
No one on earth can tell;
But hope to meet you in Heaven,
Where we'll never say farewell
LOVING GRANDSON, GEORGE BOSWELL.
WELLS, DAVID ERWIN, JR. A tribute
of love and devotion to the memory of our
beloved son and brother, DAVID ERWIN
WELLS, Jr., who departed this life five
years ago today, Friday, January 5, 1910.
More than conaueror through Him that
loved us. THE FAMILY.
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Gen. Coleman, Head
OF Soldiers Home
Since 1896, Dies

Maj. Gen. Frederick w. Coleman,
&C., governor of the United States
Soldiers Home and former chief of
the Army finance department, died
today at the governors residence,
at Soldiers Home, after an illness
of six weeks.
Gen. Coleman, native of Balti-
more, was retired from active serv-
ice in 1886, after 81 years of duty.
Later, in 1886, he was designated by
Secretary of War Dern to the Sol
diers' Home post.
Commissioned an infantry second
lieutenant in 1898, he was sent to
the Philippines during the Insurrec-
ton. While there he supplemented
his military duties by acting as head
of a captured Filipino town. On
his return he was in San Francisco
at the time of the earthquake and
fire and aided relief activities there.
Served in France.
Subsequent service included tours
IN Alaska, the Mexican border in
1916, and Panama, where he was the
hrst provost marshal of the City of
Panama. He constructed the post
at Quarry Heights, Canal Zone.
During the World War he served
m France as assistant chief of staff
with the 91st Division. He was twice
recommended for the Distinguished
Service Cross for gallantry in action
once by the commanding general of
his division and once by Gen. Persh-
ing. He also received the Distin-
guished Service Medal, and the
Silver Star with Oak Leaf Cluster.
When the finance department was
created in 1920. Gen. Coleman was
appointed assistant chief of the
branch. He became chief of finance
IN 1882, serving until his retirement.
Attended War College.
Gen. Coleman was graduate of
Rock Hill College, the Command
and General Staff School, 1904, and
the Army War College, 1922. He
was a member of the Army rifle
team in 1910.
Gen. Coleman was well known in
Washington for his civic activities.
He had been member of the Board
OF Trustees of the Boys Club of
Washington and was former CAM
palgn chairman of the Community
Chest. A councillor of the Military
Order of the Carabao, he also be-
longed to the Alfalfa Club, the Army
and Navy City and Country Clubs.
Chevy Chase Club and the Masonic
order.
Besides his widow. Mrs. Blanche
Lippincott Forbes Coleman, he is
survived by son, 1t. Col. Frederick
w. Coleman III, now overseas: a
grandchild, Frederick w. Coleman.
Nv, and a sister, Mrs. Mai Coleman
Carter, wife of Col c. c. Carter of
Washington.
Arrangements for funeral services
have not been completed.
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and later studied under julius Klen-
gel. noted cellist of Leipzig. He was
selected to play the "Nikish Con-
certo" with the Leipzig Philhar-
monic on the 50th anniversary of
the completion of that composition.
Mr.. Lorleberg came to America in
1904 and for time lived in Balti-
more, where he was a music teacher.
He moved to Washington about IS
years ago and with his sister, the
late Mrs. Greta Won Bayer, pianist,
played for many social gatherings
here For number of years he
and Mrs. Won Bayer played before
the Friday Morning Music Club, of
which they were members. He was
cellist with the National Symphony
during the l932-1933 season.
He also played at funeral services
for former President Taft in 1880 at
the All Souls Unitarian Church
here
Survivors include a son, Richard
William Lorleberg of Burbank,
Calf; brother, Henry H. Lorle-
berg, and sister, Miss Katherine
Lorleberg, both of Washington.
Funeral arrangements will be
completed on arrival of his son
from California.
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ShipIey Brosheors, Jr.,
Funeral Set Tomorrow

Funeral services for Shipley Bra
shears, jr., TO, cashier for the Penn
Mutual Life Insurance Co. here, will
be held at 1880 am. tomorrow at
the Hines funeral home. Burial will
be private in Rock Greek Cemetery
Mr.. Brashears, native OF Laurel
Md, died yesterday at his home
1922 Geranium street NV, after a
long illness.
Honorary pallbearers will include
Bruce Baird, Dan E. O'Connell,
James Med. Shea, T. Janney Brown,
Clarence Dodge, Ralph A, Collins,
Albert w. Howard, Nelson Bean,
Charles F. Roberts, Harvey D.
Jacob, Charles E. Stewart, william
S. Hammers, Eugene Van Veen,
Howard Acton and Charles A. Jones
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Red PIone Expert Dies

MOSCOW. Jan. (P.-Mai. Gen.
Vladimir Yermolaiev, 40, outstand-
ing Russian airplane designer and a
key figure in the engineering service
of the Red Army Air Force, has
died in Moscow after a brief illness
Yermolaiev was an advocate of con-
struction of long-range bombers with
a large cargo capacity.
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174l @ street
NV, after an
illness of two
years.
Mr.. Lorleberg,
W h o o I t e n
played at diplo-
m a tic gather
ings at the Brit
ish, B e | g / a n,
French, German
and other en-
basSies here, was
born in Hanover,
Germany. H s
t a t h er, lso
named Richard,
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was one OF the Mr.. LorIeDerg.
best-known cellists and teachers of
the instrument in Europe during
the latter part of the 10Th century,
having played in solo performances
before Kaiser Wilhelm II and Queen
Victoria.
Mr.. Lorleberg learned to play the
cello under the tutelage of his father
Evening star., 1945-01-05
DR.. Henry s. Scribner,
Educator, Dies al IS
Py the Associated Press.

Py the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH, Jan. 5. DR..
Henry Sayrc Scribner, 85, professor
emeritus of Greek at the University
of Pittsburgh, died at his home last
night afte- six-month illness.
DR.. Scribner, native of Plainfield,
N. j., was descendant of Thomas
Sayre, co-founder of Southampton.
Long Island, and nephew Of
Charles Scribner, publishing house
founder.
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Hague Going to FIorido

JERSEY CITY, N. j., Jan. S (P,.-
Mayor Frank Hague was scheduled
to leave today for customary win
ter vacation in Florida. While on
vacation, he will celebrate his seth
birthday anniversary January II.
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Richard LorIeberg, 81,
Concert CeIIist, Dies
After Long Illness

Richard Lorleberg, 81, Washing
ton concert cellist and former menu
ber of the National Symphony Or
chestra, died last night at his home,
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LACEY, WILLIAM R. The New Jerusa.

WILLIAM X. The NEW JerQsA-
lem Lodge, No. 3, F.. A. A. M,
will hold a special communica-
ton Saturday, January d, 1945.
at / pm, at Masonic Temple,
for the purpose of conducting
the Masonic burial service for
our late brother, WILLIAM r.
THOMAS MEES, w. M.
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A-8 80 THE EVENING STAR Washington D. c.
S.
Dratha
KEppru MApy

KEPPEL. MARY E. CoE. On wednes-
day January, 3, 1945. at her residence.
30S Williamsburg dr., Silver Spring Md.
MARY E. COE KEPPEL, mother of Mrs.
Mildred E. Ludwig. Services at the above
residence on Saturday. January g. at $3.50
M: thence to st. Johns Catholic Church,
Forest Glenn. Md. where mass will be
offered at 10 am. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery. s
January i, Ia45. At The Homeonathic u, Has.
pital, w. RAYMOND LACEY, beloved hus-
band OF Mildred Lacey. son of Mrs. Mary A
and the late William E. Lacey and brother
ward Lacey. Friends may call at the Lee
funeral home. 4th St and Mass. ave. ne.
January d at = pm. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. 8
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BRICK, GERTRUDE. On Friday jan
uary ), 1945, GERTRUDE BRICK. beloved
wife of Harry Brick and devoted mother of
1t. Edward J. Brick, U. S. A M. c.; Capt.
Irving B. Brick U. S. A M. c., and Albert
Brick Funeral services at the Bernard
Danzansky g. Son funeral home, 350I 18th
St NV Notice of funeral later
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BRIGGS, FLORA E. On Tuesday, jan
uary >, 1945, at Takoma Park, Md,
FLORA E. BRIGGS, beloved hister of Elmer
j. and Owen L. Briggs. Services at the
koma Park D. c.. on Saturday, January
6, at 2:30 pm. Relatives and friends in
vited Interment George Washington Me-
mortal Park 5
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nal rest on Thursday, January >, 1915,
MITCHELL BAYLOR, loving son of James
and Stella Baylor. beloved brother of Mrs.
Anna Davis, Mrs. Eugertha Jones, Mrs.
Ellen Lancaster Mrs. Estelle Simmons,
Mrs. Florence Davis Richard, William,
Charles and Herbert Baylor. He also is
survived by other relatives and many
friends. Remains may be viewed on Fri
day, January 5, after 5 pm, at the John
T. Rhines & Co. funeral home. 3rd and
Eye SITS. sw, Funeral services Saturday,
January +, at > pm, from the above fu-
neral home, Rev. Randall officiating. IN
terment Ashland, Va.
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day, January 4, 1915. SHIPLEY BRA
SHEARS, Jr., OF 1922 Geranium st. NV.
beloved husband of Annie R. c. Brashears
and father of Mrs Douglas Parker, jr.;
Mrs. j. Shiard Bingham. Mrs. Ralph S.
Boyd and Richard Brashears. Services at
I4th st. NV, on Saturday, January &, at
1l:3O am. Interment Rock Greek Gem
etery.
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BRIGHT. MINNIE E. On Thursday, jan
uary T. 1945, at the Mary Washington
Hospital, Fredericksburg, Va, MINNIE E.
J. Bright and sister of Fred and Carl
Ermold Funeral services at the Thomas
F. Murray funeral home, .007 Nichols ave.
ativeS and friends invited. Interment
Congressional Cemetery
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HOUSES WANTED 70 sUY.

WE VI, Can can SELL aI YogE HOUSE; W We fsn g.
attention. r a HuMPHRiEs. Realtors. y
4MED1SfE mi Il sfR''9' acriosz%ee ~ ezse will bu,
home today or sell to cash clients waiting
I a maTaft McnE yaas oek Sc essson as 81
ANY NE. AND Sc. PRorERrY-wei % pay
We SELL go YOUR II ao6sE Ss # pR it: 2'1G tu
sation Ask for M. % srownins. uai' VIM, w o'ii Il.
SAUNDERS sAt1 CO., INC. realtors established
ToP s Price M ots to1 yoSl 1s19 house S. IN D. c.
svsr Sens.r snrns VII
ssI eoloasd % sA iS5 $685. sfte2 fS0 ea *
ARLiNGToN-s OR 4 BEDROOMS. near
shopping and bus. MR. cREEKMoRE
CASH BUYER Immediately in need of
brick home or bunsalox in Bethesda.
action. Phone MR.. BLAcKWoob. UN.
INTERESTED in purchasing to room
home for cash if price is right. NV. or ne
no brokers; details in first letter Box
CASH eta ss1s1ERs for D. C. and Md, property,
RIDGE REALTY GO. 1881 Rhode Island
ave. ne. NO. 1908.
PRIVATE PARTY wants or g room bum
galow in good section D. c., will pay UP
to $4,000, terms, Box HE. Star IT,
WANTED HOME IN DISTRICT, detached,
good neighborhood; $4,000 to $4,000
cash. No brokers, please. Box 363-R r,
LISTING NEEDED-Our experienced home
statesmen are ready to serve you. prompt.
best t returns. T Eve % or sun. UNI phone @ a oeorsis GA
5000 for appraisals. l. T. GRAVATIE,
Realtor. 729 18th ST.. MA. 0753.
J. c. WELDON CO., EST. 1890, has ready
buyers for homes and all other types of
real estate. Call Mr.. Henderson, ME,
BOIL, 1927 K St NV
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

NAVAL OFFICER, wife expecting baby in
FfaPkn zoe Ext Army 0 major
sRd RsRy Repube fesfs s6 9usf EXT aP a MAJ
UNTURNTsHED Groom house. house; ''Su Vicinity ie
18th and Park rd. preferred: best refer
fsesS' 1sss VIII guarantee owner care. IA
VI We NEED EEL A HOME by July l. naval ON;
SHS6 q SRI fhSqs aSusEw5f 81 5f exch.nss as
room, kitchen. bath apt. 2s13 18th St. ne
fGRsisHhEb fiasSHi III fs6 aoUsE OR APT. wanted. or
will exchange Abr. house: minimum, 3
bedrooms; prefer NV. location OF 18th st.
m shse mo Phons ssss ass befeIs Esns
Fol F0KMEE q; COZ =; Gen psssens sss
paper, needs 4-bedroom house, % commutins m
distance; oecuIancy AHg 9T Sept On
snsr, wife and children urgently need
D;ssss$ SER 4sa. M n'S'n a.
DESIRABLE unfurnished house in city or
erty assured: references. Telephone Execu-
tiye s205 during ONCE hours or Glebe
ARMY OFFICER, wife; perm, duty; we'll
furn. house or apt, NV. section; immed.
occupancy; no children or pets. Cali
SAyxi ! 4 giI,' 80 oEffGES and family desire 8
f5RNfsaEp AIllastsh os; RoGsE SsIs or ant, he'd.
rooms, for summer or longer, by Regular
l June g go; : s ssE: 500. Ext. 7ssio. or z!its
sskvicEMaNss eH nfIE Ans FAMILY urgently needs a.
bedroom. unfurnished apt or house in
S fsHEs 'Hs pzmI1 r. z.4s sse2 pls.nt,
5oHssoS os a6So 50Ss Exs aui5fsss i5is SOLD
GIlss osss.M!d va. or Va any condition. Spruce Spruce
HOUSE Or APT. 2-s BIZ. furn., for sum-
mer or longer: in NV, Sill Spg or Beth
ana Sss seo re- 1885, E sx oGs s ~
GOVT. EXEC. and wife, perm agency, de-
sire 3-bedrm. unfurn. det. home, large
yard suitable for garden: no children; ref.
TWO oFFICERs' WIVES with infant sons
gnfYrnished niSH ansIsv caI Hobart 1880: u.
BY man, wife and sister; eA ali 's Adults, fon NO
permanently in 'Washinston: not over OF
g rooms; in city or suburbs Phone DI
agds: d a ONCE hours' GE. 1894 afterwards
COMDR.,. years overseas, and wife need
unfurn. house; NV. preferred; no chill
Il Rsfs Executive W. DESIRES aa to rent
bedroom furnished house in NV. section
dor month OF July; references. Call OR.
PERMANENT RESIDENT ADULTS need
unfurn. 6-rm. house or 2-bedrm. apt; no
pEh% pets lens no Lease Gs1 Grss1tsEences; "a 1850.
Day up . si5o monthly II II. osiS. ~ =
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APARTMENTs WANTEp (cont.l

YOUNG COUPLE would like 8 Or room.
es sass nf Re's s g. ss
COUPLE desire unfurnished 2-bedrm apt
tel write n xss pesols
NAVAL OFFICER. permanently stationed,
ana esse for s hSass T
FEkEY: Or Wo. 1899 after I pm. Il.
exchange similar. with / bedrm. Write
SavY SaH f'I1Fi IIEUTESANr. after two years in
PACIFIC, asks for place to live with wife
area. near car or busline, CHI s4O6. II.
COUPLE. permanently located, desire 2-rm.,
not over $40. Box 1I5-E. Star, ~
MIDDLE-AGED MAN with mother desires
2 or 3 rm.. kit. and bath unfurn. apt +;
psdssss pfe5sr Pc Or sos se sogS sscti0n
ENLISTED NAVY MAN, wife and chill
dren desire 3 or rm. furn. apt, pref
erably within reasonable distancs q Naval
ss4a between 2 and pm.
urgently needed by married couple. perm.
nav navy IT e. s. A. and f wife s desire I furn' or
unfurn. apt. or house accessible to Navy
Annex. Arlington; for at least year. Call
1t LIT gIEs pie GH days 3dSE re- 74oo Ext 1887 eve
before Sept. i; Or 3 bedroom unigrnishsd
IS s%s n1ass Sssr "'112s" S% sss sSE
ExECUTT1SviE wants small apt. for summer
ssssIon ~ 70 ssildrsn' no pets Fh9ns
RAvE Va soca' ORIGINS kH: is,. want furnished or
sransp. I Sa BOX 14s-E, Star. re. 74al stter
8 sERvPcEMAN r. Z ri and wife desperately need
rm fuEn aSdren ap1 either RH a7s y Sc or
sERvIcEMAN wants pnturn. house or
over $50; will take excellent care. Call
FIR. 6126 after pm. Sat, all day SUNDAY
BY ARMY OFFICER, returned German
prisoner of war, > or 8 bedroom house or
apartment; two angelic children. Call 2214
Fl, Bslvoir Ex.. after ! pm n,-, ,,d 1S, ,',..
furnished apt. in NV. section. Phone AD.
uiNFSuiRNrsHED apt, . or 3 rooms, kit.
residents. MICHIGAN 1892. 49,
RETIRED Marine Corps officer, single, now
settled here. 2 rooms, bath. kitchenette,
furn; OF unfurn., NV. area. Write Box
%5s sn9syss
WE ARE IN TROUBLE! WAVE officers and
permanent Agricui. employe must have
unfurn. or furn. apt, suite or room by
July /. viii consider tent. Prefer NV.
accessible to Agricul ana Navy. Refer
ences Call DE 0004 after $50 pm. 49,
1-BEDROOM APT. urgently, needed by
overseas servicemen's wife. with 5-month-
old baby and WAVE sister; prefer Airing
ton or vicinity. Call OR. 1904.
COUPLE, employed. want small apt. NV,
no children or pets; references. Franklin
EMPLOYED COUPLE desire small furn.
apartment in vicinity of Sc; permanent;
good references. Phone ia. 5699. IL
ONE BEDRM., elevator service, NV. sec
ton, environs 18th st. Mass. ave, Quincy
st, Tilden ST., Van Ness st. and Columbia
rd Call NO $3.50.
PERMANENTLY assigned Army captain
and wife want apartment in NV. or Chevy
Chase area; no children, no pets Call MA.
$3.50, Ext. Ala. 49,
FOR I-3 MONTHS. small furnished apart
ment; centrally located: for young couple,
no children or pets. Box 153-E. Stsf IL
IMMEDIATELY-Army man and wife de-
sire small furnished apartment for >,
or 6 weeks: will take excellent care and
references. Call MRS. GARRISON, Column
bia 605S. lS"
RESPECTABLE young lady desires to rent
> or 3 room furnished apartment close to
Boiling Field. Will give excellent care.
Consider sharing. Call FIR. 5000, Ext.
45Il. $40 to 5. Is.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

CONGENLAL GIRL, 20 to 80, share apt
sone Me- 4s s5 or wra RepG15 Box f!ss s
1921 9TH ST. N.W.---Young lady to shar,
apartment with 3 other ladies; references
I5o , per r.t1 month: also nice nice apartment
eR1s GIRL '1Is ~ SHARE Ri eSGo s.2oom modern apt
weeks or month with another girl: meal
ROOM ASD sf Earn ss1 fSSs pasheief Ssat apt n,
nisSsd e0mDse sae oIsb and Oeauf1
sEATTiFtHIYS 5f hHt Ss5F FUN! s'sI BsIEpRM. totsceD
Ply PlE caaps 4G 81 s. St % 9S 70 g
to share apt ,h WITH other girls; maid ssIy
one other girl; S35. 1924 9th st. NV.
Apsi 15s, 2; sT fE y4s %ans sf,sr $50 FcR Pm ,
share bath; SIl wk.
WANTED-Girl to share lovely 5-rm. apt
transp.. unlim. phone; SIS. III jackson st
ne. DI, 500. Ext. 422 till 5; after {
t$Se t;1.g., AIAsAMA E;Asta a AYE T. S sEl bedroom
70 sUBLET FOR MONTHS after june
1m.' ,oedFm., bath. kit., han, with 2 elec
NV. near G. w. Univ; OPA rental, sos
monthly; adv, payment for 3 mos. pref,
Tsiabls r co9ple o9b only -t no sha NO
sta5 ssa ;. 15th E,.h ST NV Apt: 112GApt; to
6 pm. or Sun, AID 2951.
LARGE 1-BEDR0OM, living rm.. kit tile
bath apt, beautifully and completely furn
including lovely Miller piano and radio;
sSsrs1 SSnd % thrSYsh Aus psFhaDs Sept
NV; nn.Y;;oAAgts Agt 102: SIPS mo;
3 ROOMS, kitchen and bath. pvt. home
cord st. Kensington, Md.
3-RooM APT, Petworth. to quiet, middle
aged t.n;lu gentle couple who can buy nearl.
Grinking. $50 per mo. furn: $3.50. GE
5s24. 5oO1 9TH st. NV. Phone for ap-
GIRL to share apartment with one Other
st. NV. S29 month
GIRL to share 3-room apt with another
EEnfasat sao So. nG Sc, Il h1'e5 5a7$ 80 Dm' 24S'
YOUNG MAN to share hotel apt with
ANOTHER man; cent. located; ref exch NE
SooE, Essd LARGE aa5iI APT: & lovely saaIssns n
CoLoRED. 1920 i1th ST. N.w.-Good
location: Christian home; 2 rooms, no
ssookins GO n laundry service: suitable for B.;
CoLoRED--5O09 BLAINE ST. NE; base
ment apt, bedroom, kitchen and shower
$40 month Call after $50. FIR. S7sS.
COLOkED GIRL to share apartment with
one other girl; 2131 N NV. Apt. 5; S25
i TWS WRShte eoLoREb 81 RSod GIRLS to share small
apartment:; prefer night workers. Ludlow
4O27. T04 10th st. ne. $50 per mo l7s
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HOUSES FURNISHED,

WESLEY HEIGHTS = Attractive corner,
Sonnvenient nn6t to bus and schools sas5.
CoMFoRTABLY FURN. home of COM
mander; ma bedrms bath hin End f.; hall lily
yard; convenient transp.: June oath to
saa ss9 hot 10th ws5es s5eo neoaed phone gas Mnn ss
DETACHED BRTeR, 5 bedrooms, . baths
June s5 to Sept IS: $500 mo $500 Rod
genaen s. sASDo or ac P1 9sss call Miss
SMALL. cool house in Foxhail Village. July
en through I.TR. Sept epdr.n u.s. for couple with baby
For RENT s I fuRSisH26veTy nj isSR s.ar attractive
home home in Bethesda, Md, 3 bedrooms, 2
baths sen w;I was;IITaesyey furnished spacious
ksisEk ts1e fs1s'' Wis., ave- shiy wo. SssSs Ssi
WIFI ExoMasGE M2 5asS furnished house. be- BED
ton t,at,, Va: for ! or 2 bedroom furnished or
sth i aw maHmum rental ave so
JUST WEST OF 18th ST. in one o, wash
home-ovner neishborhoods, 20 minutes
snd h RocF eu eef To
lovely brick home, 5 bedrooms, 3 baths.
tastefully. furnished; baby. erand piano,
fine furniture. brand-new Venetian blinds.
refsr., washing machine, etc: high. dry
basement, separate entrance, has asphalt
tiled floor, Celotex ceiling, pine walls.
makes max wonderful recreation room or else
tiled bathroom; also kitchen equipment and
another bedroom: INV. heating by gas
furnace; gear garage; available on or
2 year lease to thoroughly responsible
party only; rent, S275 monthly. OWNER.
WANTED by servIceman's wife, couple or
several girls to share my country home;
should have own transportation; all home
PRIVILEGES. yard and garden space: no chill
time Sunday. Falls Church 243S-J
SIX-ROOM HOUSE, from June 81 to Sept.
15: nicely furnished baby grand piano,
phono. radio, washing machine. near
Wardman Park Hotel, owner retaining one
HYATTSVILLE, MD, 1901 Roanoke St.
Want to share small new home (amc)
with family for care of home and girls
4, and : years: wants child same age;
play equip. in fenced yard. Cali after