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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-05
Increased Prices
For Real Estate
Seen By Bodfish

Chicago, Jan 5.-Thc first year of
the po.,War period VIII be marked by
o"c upward Augustine t Of residen-
tal real estate prices to the reali-
rs OF postwar costs, by a nCcd Tor
all tie ingenuity and patience in
this country to get a real volume Of
small home building under way" and
~ possibly half of all say, IS and
oan institution construction loans
cong t. veterans. These were among
thc 1916 predictions made by Nor
ton DOd.ish. executive vice president
u the United States Savings and
Loan League. in his end of the year
bulletin TO the Leagues 1864 mem
5or thrift and home financing insti-
tuition M"n~-sra.
H stated that home-oN'er and
hcme-builder .redit will be the most
plentiful it has ever been in this gen.
Grafton and that terms more flexible
and more SGi'ed 10 a variety Of on
sumers viii! be available in the say
ings and loan associations and CO.
operative banks as we'll as y other
lending institutions than ever before.
From $4,000, 5000 to $4,000, 100000
in their own C-sh and bond holdings,
IN the monthly repayments OF exist
ing loan principal, and in the credit
facilities Of the ederal Home Loan
Bank system Will &c ready to be lent
by these associations this year.
"A continued tl.W OF savings at the
current record level Of G eipts can
--. III -, : 40 .l,,- ~1n1-,,- on,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-05
CHAPTER


THE HOUSEkEEPER, Mrs
Buxton, always retired to her room
at the rear of the house at eight,
unless there were guests expected.
Mrs. Buxton had come with the
house. which Walter had inherited
at the death of his mother, and had
her prerogatives. Looking through
the lace-curtained triangle of thick
glass in the oak front door, Vic
torla saw Bernice coming down the
curved staircase which graced the
large hall. She moved lightly for a
tail woman growing heavy, and her
hand slipped almost ca%relessly
down the wide mahogany banister
She was wearing 'ounging pajamas
Of pale green satin.
Seeing her so. Victoria vas re-
minded of something, she could not
remember what. Something or
someone infinitely familiar. as ia
miliar as Bernice herself, of whom
Bernice in that moment reminded
her.
The oak door squeaked just a IT.
tie on its hinges as it always did,
1t was a rich squeak, a permissible
squeak, a squeak for which no apol-
ogy had ever been made. Bernice's
tiny voice welcomed Victoria warm
". But she herself did not look
warm. She was paler than usual,
and the icy color and texture of her
garment made it seem as though
Bernice should shiver as she spoke.
Come up to my rooIa,' she said
The two women Wen up the thick
carpet of the stairs in silence. Ever
since the Stanley West episode
Bernice had believed that Mrs
Buxton listened behind doors.
Bernice's room vas the dream
room of an 1S-year-old schoolgirl
Bernice was the only woman Vic.
toria had ever known who actually
possessed a white satin chaise
Tongue.
Bernice curle0 herself into the
chaise Tongue, Victoria took the
softly floral slipper chair. She was
aware for the first time Of {
strangeness between them. A direc'
approach to the matter of the de
struction of the poison was fol
some reason impossible to her. Sht
asked Bernice if there had been any
word from Walter.
Il called him at the lodge thi!
afternoon" said Bernice.
"Oh? Do you think that wa!
wise ?"
I'm not a very patient person
! like to get things over with"
rs everything all right ?"
"Everything's fine"
I'm very glad, Bernice. Walter!
really an awfully nice guy"
You see" said Bernice. I'm 60
ing to have a baby"
you're -"
"Oh, l don't mean AM having
one. I mean I've decided to-"
oh"
ITS something Walters wante'
for a long time"
Victoria was silent.
Il explained to him that I'd don
a lot Of thinking about the matte
of Stan. l explained that l didn'
ADMIRE the MAJ at all, and SO
~--
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-05

now. Vicky I've hao time to cool
down and think II over. But then,
and for just a few minutes, | VAS
certain that you'd learned some
thing about Albert and this young
actress, and that you just went ber-
serk. | don't mean anything cold
and calculated, that wouldn't be
you. Vicky. | nca just dumping
poison INTO something he would eat
or drink the way a person pulls the
trigger Of a gun. And OF course, IN
back OF your mind would be the
knowledge that the ant poison was
deadly because of Ina Hart"
I'm very tired of that name"
said Victoria.
Bernice jumped up from the
chaise tongue and came to VIC
toria's chair. She Bent down beside
it, dropped her arm over ViCtorlas
shoulders. you're not angry with
me, are you?" Sh- asked. implor-
ingly.
NO" said Victoria slowly. not
looking at her friend. I'm just
thinking how little we know each
other, Bernice." ShH got up, roamed
the room looking for a place to stab
out her cigaret. Bernice came for
ward with a white china esh tray.
| Victoria eXtinguisheJ the burning
tip of her cigaret thoroughly. You
don't know me ct all. and I'm
afraid that l don't know you ct
Their"
You know me like a book" said
Bernice lightly. You certainly
proved that the other night"
Like a book. The phrase again
stirred that odd II of similarity
in Victoria's brain. Something Ber-
nice reminded her of.
Il want to use your phone" VIC
toria said, going toward the extern
sion beside the chaise Tongue.
"Who are you calling?"
"The police, of course. Mr.. Tuck
You mean to tell him about the
ant powder?'
Eyes"
Bernice jerked a step forward.
dc you think that's the best thing
to do?"
Recalling the dusty box of ant
poison found in her den cupboard,
Victoria said drying: "pecidedly
So"
Bernice took another step for
ward. "Vicky. l wouldn't call from
here. I'm sure Mrs. Buxton listens
on the downstairs phone"
Victoria put down the receiver.
Bernice said: "ltll make me look a
dreadful fool. Whatever shall l tell
them when they come and ask me
why l did it,"
The TRUTH said Victoria, stand
ing up. She suddenly wanted to get
out Of that large. lounced, satin
room.
Bernice looked her shock. "Oh,
no! Thatll look so bad for YOU"
Victoria was on the point of tell
ing Bernice that nothing could look
as bad for her as the absence Of
the poison had, but something
stopped her. Again she was aware
of that eStrangement which now
lay between them.
In simply say l was hysterical,'
said Bernice, "rnd wasn't really re-
sponsible."
TO Be Continued
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-05
DISCHARGED
set w ". PEACE

Sergeant w. w. Peace, who has
been in the U. S. Marines for about
four years, and who is a veteran Of
the Fierce OkinaWa campaign %'ld
other actions in the Pacific, was
discharged this week at the Marine
base at Camp Lejeune. He has re-
turned to his home here with his
parents, Ny. Ild Mrs. j. M, Peace.
Sergeant Peace trained At Camp Lee
juene, at the ST. Diego base, and
other points in Ms country before
going overseas. Before returning
home he was stationed for a time
in Tokyo and also visited Nasasaki,
scene of the second atomic bomb.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-05
SYLVIA Robertson
Celebrates Ninth
Birthday TuedaH

On Thursday evening, January |,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G.. Robertson en-
tertained at a birthday party on the
occasion of the ninth birthday OF
their daughter, Sylvia Jean Rober-
son.
After many games were enjoyed
by the guests, they We're invited in
to the dining room where ice cream,
cakes, nuts and soft drinks were
served.
The little hostess was the reci9ieN
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-05
Society News
SKY SEED.

a flowers partly star
because al garuens are
old meteors and comet tails
whose ash Sits out of sky
eventually to lie
in fields and likely fertile dalcs
where nibbling roots begin
to press stars up again.
In fields of clover l have seen
a galaxy where dark had been.
Kathryn WlnSloW
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-05

HOLY 1NNOCENTS EPISCOPAL.
Rev. Ray Holder, rector.
Feast of the Epiphany. jan. 6:
Church school, 9:45 a. m.
Mems Bible class, 10 a. m. r. G.
Kittrell, teacher.
Choral celebration Of the Holy
Communion. corporate for the fam
lies of the parish, II a. m.
Evening Meditation, AS p. m.
Yuong Peoples Service League. 7
p. M.
Traditional pageant on the Feast
of the Epiphany, or the visit of the
wise men to Bethlehem, g p. m,
with the children OF the parish par
~ticirating.
Monday. Jan. ::
Meeting of the Parish Guild and
Altar Guild. Parish house. 4 p. m.
Boy Scout Troop No. 81, Parish
house, 8 2. n. f. c. Loughlin, Scout
ma ter.
Thursday. Jan. 10:
Brownie Troop, Parish house, 4 p.
m, Miss Mary Switzerland, leader.
Friday, Jan. Il:
The Holy Communion and Pray
erS for the sick and suffering, to
a. m.
Saturday, Jan. 10:
The Drop-In club, Parish house,
I'm \ m
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-05
Returns to Baltimore,

Harry r. Rowland. v~icc-president
Of Glenn l.. Martin, Baltimore, Md,
has returned 20 his home in Balti-
more, after spending Christmas here
with his mother, Mrs. j. *. Plum
mcr.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-05

George and William Frazier have
returned to their homes after spend
ing some time with their aunt, Mrs.
Norman Hodges. in Largo. Florida.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-05
PAGE FIVE

The Way Ahead"
6 p. m. Methodist Youth Fellow
ship supper meeting, followed by
the worship program.
Monday:
$3.50 p. m, Joint meeting of all
circles of the Woman'S Society of
Christian Service at the church.
7:30 p. m. Business meeting of
boG.d Of stewards.
Tuesday:
8 p. m. Meeting of the Whitmore
Wesley class with Mrs. NJ. w. Adams
7O1 5. William street.
Wednesday.
3:45 p. M, Boys'Choir practice.
thursday.
4 p. M, Troop No. /, Girl Scouts.
7:l5 p. m, Young Peoples Choir
pracLce.
8 m, Senior Choir practice.
ST. PAUL'S CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Time of Masses.
LIST, 3rd and 5th Sunday 7:30 a.
m.
2nd and 4th Sunday, II a. m.
Hoy Days, $50 d. m.
Novena devoti0ns, Sundays, 7:45
p. m.
Rev. James H. King, pastor
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-05

To be both "heir-conditioned' ans
fHshion-Wise, choose this minlmlz-
ing model. Pattern 93l9 has belt
adjusted front panel, graceful cap
sleeves. Ruffles, buttons optional.
Pattern 9319 come in sizes ~, II
IS, Is, 20. Size Is, maternity troc
takes 3 l-2 yards 39-inch.
Send TWENTY cents in coins TO
this pattern to Daily Dispatch Pat
tern Dept, 233 West 18th ST., Nev
York. II, N. Y. Print plainly SIZE
NAME, ADDRESS, STYLE MUM
Der.
The Marian Martin colorful Fa'
and Winter Pattern Book is your
for Fifteen Gents more! All easy-te
make styles! ALSO-printed RICH
in the book is a page OF complet'
directions for you - an accessorle
set; hat. jerkin and handbag.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-05
Florida Visitor.

Mrs. Norman Hodges, of Largo,
Florida, is visiting her sisters, Mrs.
Leon Frazier and Mrs. Ralph Duf-
fell.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-05
FIRST METHODIST.

Rev. Chancie d. Barclltt, pator.
Sunday:
9:45 a. m. Church school. j. w.
Sanders, general superintendent.
Graded for worship and study. there
are departments and classes for all
G'Se groups.
II a. NJ, Morning worship. Com
munion meditation and the admin
istratiOn of the Sacrament Of the
Lords Supper.
5 p, M, Nespers. Sermon subject,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-05
Girl Scout News
TROOP NO. ..

TFOUF NJ. ..
Girl See is Of Troop No, 3, Vance
county, held their weekly meeting
on Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
After a business session plans for
the Girl Scout dance were discussed.
Games We're enjoyed by the group.
The meeting adjourned >Nith the
formation of the friendship circle.
PEGGY SNOW, Scribe.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-05

CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN.
Rev. J. Frank Apple, pastor,
Sunday:
9:45 a. m. Church school.
II a. m. Morning worship: The
sermon topic, "A Journey Into the
UnknOWn.'
1880 p. m, Evening worship: Sub
iCrt, God Is Nigh
Wednesday,:
7:30 p. M, Prayer meeting.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-05
CITY ROAD METHODIST.

CITY ROAD METHODIST.
Rev. J, W. Snceden, pastor.
Sunday school at 10 a. m, w. T.
Adams, superintendent.
Youth Fellowship at $50 p. m.
Evening worship at 7:30 p. M,
with sermon by the pastor.
Tuesday at 7 p, m, Spiritual Life
meeting.
Wednesday (" 7 p. m, prayer
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-05

WHITE MEMORIAL METHODIST.
Rev. j. w. Sneeden, pastor.
10 a. M, Sunday school, j. ",
Thomas, superintendent.
II a. M, Morning worship, ser
non by the pastor.
Thursday 7 p. m, prayer service.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-05
Critically III.

O. H. GWynn i reported critically
Ill at Duke hospital, Durham.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-05
PENTFCOSTAL HOLINESS.

PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS,
NORTH HENDERON.
Sunday:
9:55 a m. Sunday school.
II a. m. Morning worship service.
6:l5 p. m. P. H. Y. S. meeting.
7 p. m, Evening worship service.
Thursday:
7 p. m. Prayer meeting.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-01-05

THE SALVATION ARMY.
Sunday services:
~ d. m, Sunday school.
IL d. H., Preaching service.
$50 p. m, Y. p. l.. Meeting.
7 p. m, open all meeting.
1880 p. m. Salvation meeting.
Why not go to church,
Evening star., 1946-04-16
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE.

AETNA MOVING STORAGE Co.-Local
none too small, IL. 1ioo. WV ~ "A'
VETERAN with all new equipment will
move move you any time. Also light hauling.
VErERRAN, starting business. will move you
gay Sa,i0r or evening, reasonable rates light
LOADS BUREAU CORP take care Of your
ton and storage; many Years Of expert
ens,s ence have made M US specislists in handling
Youk RGssS BEST fSs MovE DE SfsH B2YSE Nc
aeBrooq Raee and courteous moyns msn
.177 I: nights. FIN; 1852, ~.
Light furniture hauling, baggage, trunk
and parcel delivery. Veterans. RA. SAB.
LIGHT HAULING, any kind. any time; con-
tract for regular hauls; reasonable rates
Nov MoVSG SGuRk AND GsPSsfsfy Hu2S M 2GsS
VAN WaSTEp1LoAps Iso or 4 pars nj loads to to- and
eago, St Louis, Kansas city. ID; Denver. @
Colo; New York. Boston and California
VAN TRUCK OR DUMP TRUCK for hire by
Job or day: Call Chestnut 1000. Ext; "33,
THoMPsoN's TRASH SERVICE. RE.
j & w TRANSFER CO.. a veterans organ
lzation-Van and light transfer service;
RESPONSIBLE white help; cargo insur.; eve
vited. OIL. 1880. -22
VETERAN, just out of the service, will
job too big or 100 small. EARL. DI. 4?ss
HARRY's TRANSFER. MA. o77s-Moving
van service. delivery service, day or night;
prompt, reliable. lSs
Evening star., 1946-04-16
IF INTERESTED in giving loving

IF INTERESTED in giving loving care to
home. in most desirable Chevy Chase. Nd.
for f., -, 8 months or longer. and YOU are
from you. Center hall, living room, din
ing room, kitchen. 4 bedrooms. ) baths,
downstairs lavatory. recreation room. de-
tached 2-car garage, auto. oil heat; con-
venent to transportation: rent, $3.50 per
month: available May /. Box 223-Y, Star
SHERIDAN CIRCLE - Beautiful 4-story
residence in embassy section; IL spacious
rooms, 513 baths. paneled den. library. 4
master bedrooms. and 3 servant rooms:
new electric elevette, gas heat; $3.50
month; vacant. Box 204-J, Star. is
LARGE FURNISHED HOUSE. bedrooms
and maids quarters: Chevy Chase near
Conn. ave; available Immediately: $500
per mo. E. M. FRY. INC. 724O Wiscon-
lovely Country HOUSE. furnished. imto 40
miles from Washington. 10 miles from War
AVAILABLE M IMMED1ATELY TH Y = Beautifully
furnished. spacious home in restricted Vir-
ginia neighborhood. IL minutes from down
town Washinston: 3 bedrooms. 2la baths,
maids room and bath, screened porch and
deck porch, pantry. ,all-electric kitchen
with garbage disposal, Bendix auto. oil
heat, .-car garage; no pets; $3.50 month.
Call DU O666. Ext. 112 II.
COMPLETELY furnished 5-room Arlington
house, available May ! for 1880 days;
$50 month Glebe 656S
Evening star., 1946-04-16

ATTACHE to the Mexican Embassy desires
or 3 bedroom unfurnished house or
apartment nt1 ExceIlent care of property as
COUPLE, with s-mo -old son. desperately
need 3 to room, furn. or unfurn. apt, :;
permanent; best references. Call CH. sl2s,
REFINED VET, wife, Govt empls.. desire
tgTn osi stadS S,on apt NV SECTION OIL 1890
from May to September; one child. years
guarantee se9d 10 care Of household furnish
NAvy DoCToR, tui1ed returned from overseas.
stationed Bethesda. needs small apartment
VETERAN AND BRIDE desire apartment,
NV nv SECTION: sto or light Housekeeping Jo. room
sRMa sfN 19V5T oFFfcEk fefh and wife desr. unturn
M5s s45a: RTSsE PTfissred: M De. s57s after Pm.
BEs BEsiNEss HiIAR WOMEN. .. refined. desire II or
H. r. Of b
QUIET, REFINED COUPLE. desires small
apartment; no drinking. Box 3S0-z. Star.
RETURNING VETERANS and other en-
ployes of Capital Transit Co. urgently need
aaatz apartment nHuStoS to rent phone MI e5ss EXT
MOTHER and daushter. permanently en-
pSyed pp2 no dsss shafe o Box Star or unn
PERMANENT-1 or 2 room unfurn. apt
in apt. building. NV, by May Is: by
couple. no children no pets refs. Box
THREE-RooM APT. is desired by three re-
ined young. ladies'; furnished or unfur-
Mss 0Ss 0cFHpy FR si@o
IN GNFbRN1sHED { fi OR FURNISHED. one-bed-
ployed girls Call RA 25SS after PM
DESIRE De e. FgRN. OR OR uNruRN: house or
perm. Replies confidentiai. Arlington
gEsterred any yelsome 1t. J. l. AGNES;
Il COM eoMMASDER and a0R Wife hrH desire ht. furn
apt. or house, 2O-mile radius Washington:
eass Hias or stfs1 suDst NJ ca Eats III O. 54oo Ext
RETURNING ARMY ~ss Colonel. ' wife ng and
mother mo- desire snss two-bedroom unfurnished
yePTERAN, SP1 An yosS peTmanent govt .mD,o,. Ia a..
sires one-bedroom apt. convcnient pte'f to trans rs
pertatIon DI. $3.50, Ext. 2b27 or 2292,
GRse TWo EMF EMPLOYED YOUNG LADIES "a and
their mother urgently need by April Fl "a a
furnished or unfurnished apartment or
what have you, Southeast section pre-
NAVAL OFFICER, wife and 6-wk old baby
desire 2-bedroom furn. apt. with pvt. bath
and cooking facilities. DR.. DROW. phone
RE. 740O. Ext 3565, ANA pm. week
AUSTRALIAN GOVT. EMPLoYE. perm.
stationed Washington. urgently requires 2
or ; bedrm. apt. or house; full care guar
anteed. MONRO, EN-. 1900 20
APARTMENT OR HOUSE WANTED, fur
nished or .unfurnished. one or two bed
rooms, living room. kitchen and bath:
permanently employed couple, no chill
dren or pets; best references. RIA. Ssss
IMMEDIATELY, unfurnished single apt,
Tmi Roa iosa sith p ssT G. or committing distance
WANTED-An unfurnished 2 or 3 bedroom
apt. for 5 adults, will pay up to $3.50
month with years lease; will redecorate II
necessary. Box 1897. Star. 23'
Evening star., 1946-04-16

BALTIMORE E-WASHINGTON - viii ex-
change 1-bedroom unfurnished apt con-
or 2-bedroom apt. in Washigton or vicinity.
Box lSS-A. Star l6s
MUST MOVE TO BALTIMORE, will ex-
change lovely modern furnished bedroom
apt, near Catholic University. for apt or
mouse IN Baltimore. DU. 66l7. -l6
NEW fORk-WASH HINGTON-Exchange 2i2
over 1000 SO. it. planted terrace, for 2-bed
room apt, or house in or near Washington
260A, Star is.
WILL EXCH. beautiful. completely furn
apt, living -bedrm, large kitchen, tiled
bath, in So. Petworth district, Nv, for l
or 2 bedrm. apt. furn. or unfurn Call
AID. 5535 after pm
BALTIC. O.-WASH.-Beautiful unfurn l-rm
apt. for similar or larger in WASHINGTON.
CLARK. CHI. 1872
SUBLET JUNE, JULY AND AUGUSTA.
tractive "-bedroom duplex apt. for your
house or apt. Connecticut shores. con-
yenient New York City. TIE. 5l44 is
Evening star., 1946-04-16
ROOMS WANTED.

GENTLEMAN desires single room IN NV.
fMpLooYED WIDow. son 1s yrs, who 1o is
home only schooldays, desires 3 or 4 un-
nearby Va. within walking distance Of bus
snbeytS ss1Ees ssSs ESsS IS Ssnsns SaEB
Esst 2; c, Box 9s-A, Star. lS'
Tes x 4s q Sstvaea M pleaSan5 and Phone DE g2oo
REFINED EMPLoYED GIRL desires pvt.
Ioom. Chevy Chase section. Box 211-Y.
sUsINEsswoMAN. refined, nonsmoker,
privileges. Write Box 4s4-z. Star.
NIGHT NURSE-Room or unit, quiet gen.
y,s bgsline Boy a5i-A. Star
room in an exclusive, home for a period
of l month: nondrinker, very quiet and
psrticular around home. Pay well. Box
HoUsEKEEPING FACILITIES. adults;
in apt. or private home; prefer NV. G.. L.
RoBERTS; Ap; 0194 or Wo $500. IL
nent, desires single ROOM: preferably with
] secsion. Gail Cali MISS MITCHELL. DU. 1850
aFE,Nrb sfEfI pm .Dy .DsskdsyS lay; sxo,.r.s svsr,n,
sery:ces. switchboard. receptionist or stay
with children for Quiet room. NV. Boz
sEiTTnLE5 GovT.-EMpL WOMAN want.
elone. Kit. privilege for bkfst.; near transp
SS SovT.6 T6fEA EApEoYE, stsFE NJ D. wife, no la chill.
kitchen priviis, or apt: wife willing tax,
II &l3s ss3s. care 'hii0 or ''' a. '0n0ia'0h II.
Evening star., 1946-04-16
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

e014 KALoRAMA RID. NV, Just of Conn
aVe-Slngle vacancy for young person;
convenient transportation 10
ss?30 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Mansion Club
Girls, only Parlor, piano and laundry
pT,Ti!eseS pr, Is, =, So and up monthly -l6
maid; excellent meals: three bachelors want
fourth TO share: master bedroom. private
bath. Phone DU. 544S at 6:I5 pm or
: am, IL
GIRLS, triple room for immediate occu-
pancy; running water. : meals, including
Sunday sLAUGHTER's 1927 18th, st.
MARRIEp cotPIE ONLY, Immediately:
running water. 2 meals. including Sunday
SLAuGHTER's, 1927 10th st. NV. (near
I5s5 18Th lfsT 81. N.w.-Nicely furn. roo rooms
Tor young, ladies and young men. running
board II
1852 PERRY PL. NV, off 14th st.-sin-
gle, cool, front rm.; gentleman; breakfast
and asnd supper: p $40 wk. De DE. 7742, c. H. W.
young lady with = other young ladies, re-
dec. rm., pvt. bath; S44 mo-; gentle home
DOUBLE ROOM for girls. 1875 williams
walk thillWood Sauarel, Falls Church. Va.
Administer 4Ol1 is
Evening star., 1946-04-16
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT tcont.

ARMY COLONEL desires to rent 3 or
bedroom house, NV. section Washington,
nearby Maryland or Va. Call EN-. 5000.
AUSTRALIAN ARMY OFFICER. to be in D.
G. approx. : yrs. desires to rent unfuTn.
Va. or Md. Ex. 1910. EXT. 271. o e q.
DIPLOMAT needs furnished house. 4-5
@sx%am rent. $40 e csli ssii,ga MR. e!so. cAhso
& COLUMBIA 0190 Or Emerson 25o2; 20.
furnished, three bedrooms. NV section
Call Michigan 7400 office hours weekdays
FUR. OR UNFUR.. Md or D. C. Phone
FOR THE sUMMER-Joan is crying to be
with daddy; If your, your home or 2-bedrqpom psn
EREEpMAN. RE. ZOO. Ext 6iobs. ' 9I5
VETERAN desires or bedroom unfur-
nsRfa hauss haye e FERN FEs '6G
Eyt 46l. till 5:15 pm. weekdays. is.
sERVICEMAN and wife. no children, quiet
or apt, l or 2 bedrms, liv. rm.. Kit. and
bath; up to $50; NV. preferred. EN-. 1852,
ARMY OFFICER returned from abroad
has purchased home but cannot obtain
possession until September He will rent
your hSms furnished or unfnrnshed for
August; wife and two boys y, and X
ome for nA1 4 TF T1 ssoS sSS ep ep sna R
az least, bedrms and . baths in NV
WASHINGTON; diplomatic family with two
children and servant who viii give house
best Of care. Telephone MA. 1916 or
WANTED or unfurnished house
or apartment: up to SI20 month: pref
erably near Arlington; regular Marine Of
ficer, wife and 2-year-old son. Write Box
COMDR., Reg. Navy. back from overseas
needs "a bedrm. unturn. house; can sign
long lease. Sligo 1865. 17'
NAVAL OFFICER, wife. . small children,
urgently require 2-bedroom house or apt,
unfurn.; consider 0-ml. radius D. C; fam
lily in Rhode Island. EMS. zEMETRA, RE.
74o0 Ext. 62630. or ia. 1868 after m.
SUBURBAN HOUSE OR APARTMENT fur
nished preferred, . or more bedrooms. Can
take care of oEdinsry househed NAN
UNFURNIsHED, detached or semidetach he'd
Couple. no children, ref Phone Gil. 81 SO
DIPLOMAT needs urgently house, unfurn
Iena or 0sdTm dyaScs wiling to pay
FAMILY OF 3 ADULTS needs 3 or 4 bedrm
years rent in advance. Woodley 5000
IF II1. LEAVING VI WASHINGTON and want to
furnished or unturnished EN- ISL. viii
pay $500 for house or large apartment.
ENGINEER. wife and children desire to
rent house IN NV. or Arlington; up to
Sl25. Call CO, s04s daytime. IS'
uNFURNIsHED HOUSE, rooms in Alex
andria or South Arlington. Va. by wife. .
year-old son and husband. Call JENNINGS.
ARMY Col. REGULAR. permanent at Penta-
furn; Arlington or Alexandra part desir-
able: child. 3l2.- MA. 5425. Rm.- al0.-l9.