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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-14

W. LII P11y O1Sol o11CC-
tor of the Y. M. C. A. will act as
starter for the events.
The following list of entries had
been filed last night:
100 Yd. Swim Handicap Boys
Dave Patrick, Ed Billiard, Chas.
Brewer, Jim Davis, Lynwood Bat
son, Don Bennett, VIM. Riley, Tom
Womble, Earl Crow, H. B. Glover,
Robt. Clark, Harold Kelly, VIM.
Haasley, Geo. Patterson, Victor
Batson.
50 Yd. Backstroke Handicap
H. B. Glover, Ken. Presson,
Roger Wilson, Lamar Miller, Carl
Newton.
so Yd. Backstroke Handicap
Jim Jeffords, Chas. Brewer, Jim
Davis, Dave Padrick, Lynwood
Batson, Dave Huffman, Ed Billiard,
Jerry Hammond, Otis Evans, Don
Bennett, Tom Covington, Tom
Lewis, Geo. Patterson, Pete Dan
nenbaum, Bob Crowley, Earl
Grow, Bobby Rhodes.
100 Yd. Mems Finals
Sam Williams, Chas. Schnibben,
Julian Tusch, Sidney Holdfocd,
Geo. Clark, James Johnson.
50 Yd. Boys Freestyle Heats
James White, Odel Bridgers, Ed
Brown, Harold Johnson, Geo.
Canady, Max Cook, Aaron Register,
Pete Hansley, Ted Zgone, Viv Bat
son, Dan Booz, Jim Jeffords,
Harold Kelly. Lamar Miller, Harry
Hayes, Robt. Taylor, David Oil
plant, Otis Evans, VIM. Hansley,
Dick OosterWyk, L. Vallianos,
Lewis Frost, jerry Hammond,
Sonny Mcdaniel, Mack Hammond,
Bobby McCumber, Wiley Brown,
Clarence Ballteegar, Tom Lewis,
Richard Mcdowell, Pete Damien
baum, Gene Johnson, Jim Merritt,
Haywood Franks, Eddie Skipper,
Dyrch Nuckton, Macon Womble,
Jr., Bobby Rhodes.
rs Yd. Freestyle Girls
Barbara Womble, Ann Miller,
Frances Bellamy.
rs Yd. Freestyle Boys Hdcp.
Ken Tucker, Grier White, L. G..
Harris, Rupert Coble, Fred Kelly,
Jesse Brown, Max Cook, Robt.
Joy, Harry Hayes, Dan Booz,
Lewis Front, John Vines, Ted
Zgone, Berry Lewis, Robt. Taylor,
Roy McClelland, David Oliphant,
Pete Hansley, Henry Nuckton, l..
Vallianos, Larry Bulla-d, Ed
Brown, Robt. Golf, Lewis Wallace,
Gene Casteen, Bob McCumber,
Fender Durham, Mack Hammond,
Garry Mcdaniel, Fred Kelly,
Steve, Harrill, Jim Conner, Ronnie
Conner, Phillip Gerdes, Bill Walls,
James Forester, Jim Jeffords,
Richard Mcdowell, Clarence Ball
tzegar. Harold Johnson, Jim Mer-
rift, Tom Womble, Maurice Krau-
check, Paul Kerr, Haywood Frank,
Elwood Skipper, Dyrch Nuckton,
Macon Womble, Jr.
100 Yd. Freestyle Women
Betty Walker, Barbara Womble,
Fay Sloan, Frances Bellamy,
Louise Hardwick, Sally Harrison,
Eleanor Mccall, Ann Miller.
so Yd. Mems Backstroke
Chas. Schnibben, Julian Tusch,
John Brown, C. R. VESSEL, Geo.
Clark, James Johnson, Albert
Warshaue-.
so Yd. Mems Breaststr0ke
Chas. Smith, Sam Williams, c.
R. VESSEL, John Daughtry, Albert
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-14
Pittsburgh Wins Fourth
Straight For New Bosses

PITTSBURGH, Aug. 10. -(P)-
The Pittsburgh Pirates made it
four wins in a row under their new
owners by taking a close mi from
the Cincinnati Reds Tuesday night,
3 to 3. before 15,575 fans. Jimmy
Browns single in the eighth. cor
ing Bob Elliott, won the game.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-14
Detroit Tigers Defeat
Cleveland Tribe, 10

CLEVELAND, Aug. 13-(P)-The
Detroit Tigers spoiled the Cleve-
land Indians salute to trainer Max
Lefty Weisman Tuesday night.
Shutting out the Tribe l to 0 or
Paul Dizzy Trout's three-hit
pitching and blasting Bob Teller
from the mount.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-14
SEAHAWKS DRILL

ASHEVILLE, Aug. 13-P-The
Miami Seahawks went through one
of their stiffest workouts of the
training season here Tuesday as
Coach Jack Meagher sharpened
the team for Saturdays initial in
tra-suuad contest.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-14
Standings.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Boston 7, Philadelphia S.
Detroit l, Cleveland 0.
Chicago 80, st. Louis FL.
Washington at New York Gain.
TODAY'S GAMES
Washington at New York (night)-
Leonard CD VS.. Bevens Q2-8}-
Boston at Philadelphia-Harris 04-5)
VS.. Flores (3-5).
Detroit at Observation-Disclosures (8-8)
VS.. Gassaway Q-0).
Only games scheduled.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-14
BOO FERRISS WINS
NO. 20 OF SEASON
Victory Over Philadelphia
Is Also Eighth In Row
For Bostonian

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 10 -R-
Dave (Boo) FERRIS won his 10th
victory of the season against four
defeats as the Boston Red SoX hand
ed the Philadelphia Athletics a Z
to 5 defeat Tuesday night before
1903. 1t was Ferriss' eighth
straight mound victory.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-14
Capture Opener
From St. Louis Browns

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 10. -P)- The
Chicago White Sox won the first
game Of a tWilight-night double
header with the st. Louis Browns
in the seventh inning 3 to 2 Tues
day night on frankie Hayes single
which scored Thurman Tucker and
Luke Appling. Two errors by each
team marred the game.
FIRST GAME
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-14

E-Brecheen. RBI-Livingston. 2BH-
Musial. SB-Walker. s-Pafko, Marion,
Merullo. DP-Musial (unassisted). LOB
st. Louis 8, Chicago 8. BOB-Brecheen
1. SO-Brecheen 6. Schmitz 7. H-off
Brecheen 4 in 7 innings; Wilks ! in l.
LP-Brecheen. U-Barr, Conlan and Bog
CESS. T-1:40. A-27.318.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-14

Ell. Wagner. RBI-Williams 2, Nc
Bride, Russell, H. Wagner, York, Pesky,
Rosar, Suder. McCosky, Grimes 2. obi
williams 2 Pesky 2. s-Grimes, York,
DP-Russell to Doerr to York; Majeski
to Grimes to McQuinn. LOB-Boston 8:
Philadelphia 7. BOB-Savage 5. Ferriss
S. SO-Savage 6, Ferriss 3. Hubbard,
Berry and Passarella. T-2:05. A-17,033.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-14
A STATE LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Dunn-ErWin S. Sanford 3.
Smithfield "a, Angier-Fuquay Al.
Clinton at WILMINGTON tpostponcd).
ToDAY'S GAMES
Dunn-ErWin at Sanford.
Smithfield at Angler.
WILMINGTON at Clinton.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-14

E-Webb. RBI-Lake. 2BH-Hegan. s.
Keltner, Greenberg. DP-Greenbcrg. Lake
and G%reenberg. LOB-Detroit 8, Clevc-
land 6. BOB-Trout 2. Teller 2, Lemon
l. SO-Trout 5, Feller 7, Lemon 1. H
off Teller 3 in 8 innings; Lemon l in !.
HBP-by Trout (BeckerJ. PB-Tebbetts
2. LP-Feller. U-Rue, Rommel and Boy
er. T-2:14. As. 765.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-14
Eleven Events Slated For
Banks Channel ASP N.
156 Southeastern North Carolina Swimmers
Enter Events Sponsored By The Y.
M. C. A. And The Star-News

The first annual Y. M. C. A-Star-News Southeastern
North Carolina Swimming meet is scheduled to get under
way this afternoon at 3 o'clock on the so yard course in
Beach.
Six entries will be allowed to race at one time and heats
will be run as fast as possible until the elimination finals
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-14
SPORTS CENTER WINS

Onarles Bridges pitched a two
MI victory over Anderson's Sport
ing Goods yesterday afternoon, as
the Sports Center won 5 to /.
Cecil King led the Center's hitter,
banging out a double in three times
at bat.
Dial 9-9911 H.. N c.-
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-14
Police Quiet Disturbance
AtAmerican Field
Fans Rush Onto Field AS Managers Tangle:
Argument Starts Over Umpire Godwin's
Decisions; Play At Clinton Tonight
BY GENE

The scheduled Wilmington-C Clinton baseball game flared
up into the worst fighting scandal seen here in years, when
"Shuney" Britain and Var Lingle Mungo clashed in front
of approximately 1000 raging fans at Legion Stadium last
night in the fifth inning.
Policemen C. W. Wilson, G. R. H. Peterson, and Lieut.
enant O. V. Thompson separated Britain and Mungo. The
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-14

Runs batted in Kukulka 8.
Ratteree, Woodward q, Howard,
Balla, Mills. TWo-base hits-Kukul-
ka, Ratteree, Benton, Howard.
Three-base hits - Kukulka and
Woodward. Bases on balls - off:
Hardee 3, Benton 2. Struck out, by
Hardee 8. Benton 2. Umpires -
Moose and Gill.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-14
CONCLUDING SESSION

ASHEVILLE, Aug. 13.-R)-Elec-
ton of officers and a banquet
were on Tuesdays closing pro-
gram of the 23rd annual North
Carolina Demolay convention.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-14

Schoffner, Crawford. Runs batted
in - Wall. Stephenson, Denning,
Bass, Butcher, Powell, Amman.
Two-base hits - Denning. Bases
on balls-off: Boose 6, Amman 3,
Vinajeras l. Struck out, by -
Boose 5, Amman 8. Hits off: Boose
10 in 8 innings off; Vinajeras 0 in
l. Winning pitcher Vinajeras.
Umpires Morris and Fragile.
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Dial 1881 For Newspaper Service
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-14
SECOND GAME)

Batteries: Hardee, Montrose, and
Hedrick; Bird and Daniels.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-08-14
TOTALS

------>~---- 90
xBatted for Rice in 9th
xxBatted for Brecheen in 9th
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Dial 2-S3ll For Newspaper Service
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-10
T.. of NJ. Asks
SI5.3OO.OOO
B.sr.a, n-s. u..si-s ssv.s

LANSING, Jan. 10-A request
for SIS. 100000 TO finance con-
struction at the University of
Michigan for the next five years
was presented to the JOINT House
Senate finance committee today
by Alexander G. Ruthven, univer-
sity president.
The committee was also asked
for 81 .275, 900 for Northern Michi-
gan College Of Education.
A plan 10 have the state take
over Fort Brady at Sault Ste.
Marie for use as a branch of the
Houghton College of Mining and
Technology will also go TO the
committee. Gov Kelly said.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-10
New CBS Head

NEW YORK, Jan. 10 OINS)--
A 37-year-old former psychology
instructor was elected president of
Columbia BroadcaSting System to-
day, succeeding William s. PalSey,
who was elevated 10 become chair
man OF the board.
The new CHS president is Frank
Stanton, a native OF MuSkegon,
Mich
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-10
Boy Auto Thief
Sent 10 jackson

IONA, Jan. 10-Robert Crow
ley. II. who claimed TO be a Michi-
gan State trooper stationed in
Detroit, today was under a one TO
five-year sentence in Jackson
prison for auto theft. He previ-
ouSly was confined at the Lansing
Boys Vocation School on similar
charge
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-10
CHARLES BARTHOLOMEW

al , p. m tomorrow in the Cor
Crabb Funeral Home Gratiot
and Outer Drive. He died Sun
day after a long illness in his
home, 10950 Longview. He was
SO Survivors: wife. FlosSie; a
son, Charles J.. and three sisters.
Burial; White Chapel
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-10

FRED WoopBECK Al / p. m.
tomorrow in the chapel of the
Oscar YOSt Funeral Home, 430l
MayburY Grand. He died Tues
day In his home, 1896 Magnolia,
after A long illness. He was 73.
Survivors wife, Pamela: five
sons. Harold. Manley. Donald,
Robert and Byron; two daugh-
terS. Florence and Mrs. Bernice
Mcpherson. Burial: -GrandlawR.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-10
ARTHUR c. LAYMAN. 81. al

ARTHUR &. LAfMAN, 0l, al
1:30 p m tomorrow in the chapel
Of the Cooper Bros. Mortuary.
Mack at Garland He died Tues
day after a short illness. He lived
at 512l Van Dyke. Survivors:
wife Elizabeth: two sons. Arthur
s. and Curtis; granddaughter,
Sharon; two brothers, Homer and
Denver Burial: Woodlawn.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-10
GEORGE R. HUNTINGTON, 9

GEORGE n. HUNTINGTON, at
| p m tomorrow IN the William
r. Hamilton Co. Funeral Home.
CaSS and Alexandrine. He died
yesterday after a long illness in
his home $40 Rivard, Crosse
Pointe He was Y. Survivors:
wife, Helen; two daughters. Mrs.
Robert Kerr Jr. and Frances; two
sons, 1t. Comdr. Danforth Hunt
ington and John T., and two sis
terS. Burial: Evergreen.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-10
MRS. HELEN REEKIE Of 34o

MRS. HELEN REEKIE Of 340
F. Grand Blvd al IL a. m tomor-
row in the William r. Hamilton
Co funeral home CaSS and Alex
sndrine. She died Tuesday after
long illness. Survivors: two
sons, Sherwood and Alan r.. and
a daughter. Mrs. TorSten Juigard
Of Stockholm, Sweden. Burial:
Evergreen.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-10
Donald BddgIey
Funeral Today
Obituaries
Funsrai services Vsrs re-
ported to the TiS,ss for;

ported to the Ti1ss fsr'
PFC. DONALD BADGLEY, 81.
of 5l0 DreXel Al 3 p m. today in
the Cooper Brothers Funeral
Home. l04O4 Mack. Pfc. Bsdgley
died Jan I at the Veterans Ad-
miniStratIOn Center In Los
Angeles. A former teacher at the
Wurhtzer Music School. he had
been in the service 1S months.
Survivors wife. June, parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Badgley.
sisters Jean, June and Lillian,
and brother, Robert. Burial:
ForeStlawn.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-10

Consists Of two large
size and one medium
size cover - bound with
elastic.
Evening star., 1946-04-25
ROOMS WANTED.

MOTHER o,n En- AND son need room for apprX,
Z I mSi s}sr near 10th and L sts. NV. Boy 50
uNFURNIsHED room in ne. section.
LARGE ROOM. twin beds. walking distance
Laiayette l. PARK two gentlemen ems Cali il ssSs Ex.
WIZ Of ryT ~ BAH A st AIp rxr by toimer o5
Ss SsS Ext snss s MR SsEor. eREENHo6SE 3 "
SINGLE ROOM near Bureau of Standards.
Nnp wy r,or9I91 : Pm EN- s26s other times, Mr.
SINGLE ROOM in or near eeorseiown. To
Isr, tor lsdyi no kitchen or laundry privileges
GENTLEMAN, ex-ofhcer, wants single rm.,
amy AddHasS Msy Box Tth rsnsd sias Esgtle
ENGLISH GIRL desires furn. studio-type
bedrm.; laundry, telephone and occasional
SSitGhhen S.th privileges Gsi required; Conn. ave
star I6.n ST. district preferred. Box 3s2-B'
otiET JEWISH LADY desires room.
coSGTNiAT LADY wi Wishes ssh single ieSf room.
=, GENTLE SISTERS want ''r5 room with
P Bark by May >; no drinking or smoking
GENTLEMAN desires we'll furnished room
private gentle home or apt, in NV. sec
csil MR. BtuMGARNER' at at RA. "a. sos. sos. - Il
EMPLOYED. refined. middle lady de-
SlreS Cornl ortable single room; convenient
transportation; NV. sec: references. Box
GENTLEMAN desires comfortable single
room. moderate rent: May /; prefer
TWO OFFICERS desire double room. pri-
vate bath, or small apt: NV. or centrally
located. for May only. Call on Friday.
REFINED GIRL wishes private room with
private bath, II possible. Box 367-B, Star
BUSINFSSWOMAN, settled. employed
refs. DU. 210O, So: NO 1905, ewes
LADY. employed, wants single room, run
ming water; 18th ST., Dupont Circle area.
Box 1-1-C Star o6%
Evening star., 1946-04-25
BOATS.

BOAT PAINTS and hardware-Now is the
time to give your boat complete ,springg
brands as International, WetheEill, Cope-
VEccHlo mariRs NIPPLES. i5is FEET Tin - St
pkoPELtfR M LEX REsAiRiNGHave fR your 'io pro-
cH1o marine supplies. 1872 1lth st. sc.
HooPERs fIsLASD FISHING BOAT, AZ it.
& inches long; Buda marine engine, fully
equipped; PRICE, $1,000. TIE. 667o be-
WANTED small ssilboat, desdrise bateau
dinghy. cat boat, etc. Box 233-Y. Star.
WATER WITCH. e7-hp. cupboard. and
l3-ft lightweight boat, both in excellent
cond't!on. Must sell $3.50, Call AT ?Go
WANTED, by private party, cabin cruis-
er, a6 to 40 T. twin screw; must be late
io-TooT WhEELIR YACHT, in periec,
reduction gear, two l!-volt light plants,
new electric, toilet. gas cooking range;
gas heated $4,000. EX. 2723' $50 to 5.
CANoEs-s Shipment just arrived and on
Of Spo coors buy usf' no~ s KIN King 'f1 FuToN SFos
NC s45 Mains ave. s-w" Washington
ToR Matthews cruiser. 80 it. long.
i3i2 #. wide, fully EQUIPPED. ready lor
5000 miles cruise; modern in every, fe-
spect; accommodate < people; . toilets:
BoYER B5ssa very RsnSs Sc G9nspa s9nae
RoWBoAT ROY Bt2I Il mile leit from rom Key Brlsge
st. Arlington. Glebe 666s
cus e. Ext hp 5e cS mod for int0gpaon to- sH
DtmPHY ahP 80 1919 g RUvAEi EaSSolllbnlt speedDoa
l4Itt double cockpit 53-ip beam, solid
Evening star., 1946-04-25
DOGS. PETS, ETC.

BOARDING. facilities for DOGS and
heated kennels, Veterinary supervision
Pickup service BIDE-A-WEE KENNEL S
42l5 Connecticut ave. WO O224
JUST COMPLETED. country home for
your dogs Boarding and grooming all
breeds. Week DAYS. Falls Church ?440.
Eyes; ano holidays, Falls Church 1856.
GREAT DANE PUPPIES. cropped RALPH
D, LINDSEY, colesyille, Nd. 81, o39s.
sCoTTIE AT STUD, black brindle, Axe
s. MacK1NNoN. ia s4S' chuqeh niGcn Wafk lt.ifk
EaI!s Church: Va. Ak. 1883. 3.
"a 10 or apply 116 C st. NV -36
KITTEN. Siamese, female, Sealpoint, pedi-
greed, affectionate. healthy, housebroken,
quite beautiful: S45 Ma. '0O6 Ext 90
before IN. RE. 3249 after 40 pm
CHIHUAHUA. male white and tan. 3
months old. Telephone EX 6sS1
Dogs BOARDED-NeWly ConSt kennels,
outdoor screened runwayS: special rates for
perm boarderS; Axe reg. cookers for sale
kRISS KROSS KENNELS, Lee hwy, RI
= rear Centerville. Fairfax IL j. II
IRISH SETTER, ) months. thoroughbred;
no papers: $50. MI 1854. -
terriers; reasonable IA. 1888
male nal 9 to IS months. Call ewes. VI.
WIRE HAIRED PUPPIES, female, weeks.
Weaned, docked. wormed, healthy and af-
fectionate; price, SO: mother is Axe
registered Call 81, q12-
Evening star., 1946-04-25
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE.

AETNA MOVING STORAGE Co.-Local
and long distance. No lob too large and
.Rr .ans tSo Yor sms Mov,Sc. 4 ll'G the Prr1Rv
foADs BURHAu Corp take 'es care Na Of your your
MOVING day problems; packing, tEansporta-
ence have made is Socialists in u handling i
,slk i over, Phone Ii 2as4 Or Il 5359
Mo,ING ~, aND d, GfrNrkaI2' 2'p HATING. con-
prices that satisfy. IA 4s9:: -
VETERAN: starting business. Will move, you
YotR 'oItls'1 BEST p5s MOVE ,Oy BAYNE 4 Scales
INC. The best moving Job possible by ca
aIeproof storage facilities Phone Sligo
2?5l'. ntghts, EN- 1853 2S'
& W TRANSFER CO.-Van and light
hauling any; resp. white help. Phone OIL.
LIGHT HAULING, any kind. any Time; con-
Nigh hauling speciaIty. MI 5o65. 20.
VETERAN with all new equipment Will
move, YOU any time. Also light hauling
LLr 4 VETERAN do your misc hauling
Wdy,yG Nh, ,Esis, ,In oX s.at s4
We vii AXE sp your strpas 3Tnae Fasss psf
W5yFi W35yy5Nq sfSEAdE 81 Tt s5 g.
from Pitts0nfsh ceTeIand e and t0eps 0efFo ch ano
coio: New YORK, Boston and "a cahfornfa ieTnfa
VETERANS VIII move YOU day or night,
MOVING AND GENERAL HAULING, con-
trac, and JOB trash removal; also evening
II ~ 'ie Your FssfRs1tf sGReIcE raRcEL DELIVERY
and parcel delivery Veterans RA 544$,
Evening star., 1946-04-25
APARTMENTS WANTED,
RETURNING VETERANS and 9th,

RETURNING VETERANS and other en-.
poyes OF Capital Transit Co. ursertly reed
family housing If You have house or
apartment 70 rent phone MI 1858, Ext
unturnished apartment or house refer
enceS; Call Shepherd ZOO. Extension l25,
ENGINEER, man and wife, urgently need
turn. or unturn. apt. u house; references,
fMprRaTnnsmsj SH a4 fE mai xsse6ffays ssmf1 adults b.
rm, considered. ne or Sc; nonsmokers or
alcoholics. Cali AT .227 bet AMI pm
WANTED-Employed veteran and wife
ppnnn pFeentE y need on one,6edroom apt UP to 500
DIPL oMAT AND WIFE wish apt. or house.
xe.5 MONTHLY. residential n; V; - bed
must be sttractiyely- furn.; next october
EX-ARMY CAPTAIN AND WIFE would like
o supeass sxcssn sma 9sfs pPomsa May Box
FtRSisnED iS i:fI Apr.-Army capt and VIII wife.
Roling Field cAPT pt@R'E HoWER FR '0sstsn s1"6
Ext. 345, before pm Ii, 9oH after T.
TWO EMPLOYED WOMEN desire one-bed-
room furnished apartment. co. ;4s3.
OR 3 ROOM furnished apartment. Tor
Navy couple, no children. IN or near trans
portation to Bethesda. Box li9-c, Sss,sr
CHIEF PETTY OFFICER AND WIFE desire
or Be, hesda Md. BOX ll4-C, Star pes
DO YOU HAVE an apartment to rent OF
T no cRsn RI's or pes To Sase ea Wo s9S
REsfoNssIHBLES0 81 E COUPLE PIE desire l bedroom.
ntgrn1shed pheas apsrtment n@ no children no
REGULAR SAvY CAPTAIN desires bed ;:f
room furnished apartment for three adults
GOVT I!,E EXEC,; perm; 81 needs nnfurnished
Mr. Mr. W JoNSss sse Ex *! 4ieo o Ext It. 5I a5i m"n'n
ARMY OFFICER, recently returned from
Sw. Pac.; and wife urgently require small
particularly noisy friends or habits From
ln,,s what we have seen IN IN Wsshington M this
DESIRE TO sUBLEASE apt; apt. or house till
LEY. and sister. Cali RE. 600, Ext.
AN OVERSEAS VETERAN and wife. facing
eviction during May. urgently need | or
m meme b e fesdents ID nn
P4sh PFs THE HoFFMAS RE- iEp'sa5f S
DOCTOR and legal representative require
2-bedroom apt, NV. section, furnished.
Up 10 Sl25 per mo. Adams $500 after
D''V Yin LIN of1hIh Vi MH. SULLIVAN.
Two mo. rent in adv 26*
DO YOU want your 2-bedrm apt, OF
house. furn. or unfurn. really cared for
by 3 quiet busy adults who value a home?
Can pay reas. rent Colonial Village yicin-
ity, GEORGETOWN or NV. Ref. NO. 4014
BEDROOM unfurnished apartment
where 4 adults can live like human beings
Call DE. T415. IS"
EXIT. COL, with Govt position, desires
Broom furnished apt. for self and wife,
in NV. District or close-in Virginia No
children or pets. Box 1910, Star. 26'
BACHELOR, NAVY COMDR., here perm
duty. urgently requires studio or 1-bedrm
apt by May 3: prefer n W sec; excellent
care assured, Wkly.. RE. 740O, Ext
63742. Sun, WO. 1928. -2S
Evening star., 1946-04-25
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c. B-1a
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

PERMANENT RESIDENTS With daughter
desire to rent house or large apartment,
present large bachelor type modern apart
ment on downtown 10th st, Call MA s93@.
SAvAL OFFICER urgently requires "a
Dr. house or apt. HENNEssY. RE. 1900,
Ext. 1864: ewes. EX. 0243. 26'
FURN, OR uNFURN. 2 or more bedroom
s!Ss f' month a h'1ssf'u6Gs cs e. asNNA9M IA Z
DiPLoMAT nsssds furnished or qnturHtsh9ed
sasd Mihsan " 400 wsekSsys Is.
5aFnsnsa q SsfaFSHhsd 81 BEST a"o Of 4eiS PsisT
BRITISH OFFICER, wife and 2 children.
require furnished house OF apaItment.
:; 70 3 bedrms, anywhere within 90 mile.
tor long or short period Apply 1T. col.
rLATT: FL , 80 To- X s St NV. Telephone Exssu-
FIX NAVAL OFFICER. wife. new baby, want
unfurnlshed hou e near D c Permanent
99 es W ~ 5GH EH tss h9ms m m
REGULAR ARMY lieutenant colonel. per.
manently asslened Pentagon, needs or,
pfqE21 e Ar? 54s5 Haaan Room 2 pe'59!
DISPLACED VETERANS professional mem.
about 10 be evirted " seek three to SIX bed
300. Ext. 2S0l. or DE. 2672 evenings and
uNFTRN. . OR BEDRM.. prefer one with
advance COMDR. IEDERER RE 400,
I31t Ext !, 65a55; e i S am until 5 pm or pm
PTBLic ic . School OFFICIAL and wits
want spt or house II D, 6, or Nd Phone
RAct,ty RA eooH r R09ssyeIt 9 y n High School pr
CAPTAIN Navy and wife. desire de-
{iached hoqse. Chevy Chase area, 3 bedrms,.
Ri Ky NAy1 9''ePnRfA caFfAls desires ~ two
for ap R5s 10 pr
FRANTIC House sold to GI Need a-beo-
room 100. hose OF apartment. Ex. 33oo Ex:.
HOuST. furnished or rnfurnished d, b,
;er ali employed, Preferably Arlington o.
AIe aMGrla Box l2O-C. Star
FAMILY of 4 adults REQUIRE 3 or bed
month; will pay SIX months or one years
rent q advance. Randolph 2577
ian air Officer and family with al least
ige. beormS. IN NV. sect; up 10 s3o",
sa 1ps Mr. 70 BISON gs p9S Co g from Psa
PROF EssIoNAL MAN, in Govt, perm as
urgently needs unturn. 2-br apt or house
pref NV: pay up to Sl25 mo, will take
excellent care OF your property. 81. sss.
SIX MOS RENT in advance for tvo-bed-
room furn' o. Or unfsgn house IN Va or
Slgned IN D. c. Call RE. 500, Ext 53oa,
uished house for summer, sooner the better.
STURDEVANT RE 1000. Ext 4254 j.
DOC and wife desire to rent an un-
furnished house in Georgetown three bed
rooms no children. excellent references.
Boz l6%-C. star. IS"
seas wife. child another expected, ur-
gently need unturn bedroom house or
ap, yic FPe4,asggon5 psEg Re 500, Ext.
m 2Ss
PERMANENT GOVT. employe needs or 3
bedroom fuTn. OF Laturn. house near pa
rochiaI school; oil heat. TR '!u43 or Box
ISl-B. Star 40