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Evening star., 1946-05-12
Cbevy.Cbase

Mr.. Joseph Gargiulo. with hi;
sister, Miss Edith Gargiulo, enter
tanned at dinner party followed
by bridge Friday at the Tilden
Garden tearoom. The guests were:
DR.. and Mrs. Raphale Sherry, Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Carver, Mr.. and
Mrs Aaron Gottschall, Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Brantley and Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Lacey.
Mrs. Lloyd Sutton was hostess
at luncheon and bridge Friday to
20 guests, entertaining in honor OF
her guest, Mrs. Frederick Roe OF
Greensboro, Md
Mrs. William M. Jeffreys, wife
of Maj Jeffreys, was hostess al
luncheon and bridge Friday. Hel
guests were Mrs. David McWilliams
Mrs. r. P. Hollingsworth, Mrs. A
R. Horn, Mrs. Harold Hedges, Mrs
j. E. Wells, Mrs. K. B. Jacob ano
Mrs. Norman Morrison.
Miss Marcellette Taylor and Miss
Florence Curoe entertained at a
dinner party Wednesday at Pierre's
to honor Mrs. George F. Kimball OF
GAINESVILLE, Wis, who is the guest
of her son and daughter-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Kimball.
Mrs. William Graham and Mrs
J. McCathran were joint hostesses
at a luncheon Thursday to "a
guests, entertaining at the Colum.
bia tearoom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Paland were
hosts to Is guests at buffet supper
and musical Tuesday in honor o.
Mr.. Paland's birthday anniversary
Mrs. John Tooker Finley enter,
tanned 40 guests at tea Tuesday
in her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lee Oliver
will be hosts today at a luncheon
for IS guests, entertaining In theil
home.
Mrs. Rudolph Miller was hostes.
at luncheon and bridge Thurs.
day to IL guests.
Mrs. Paul H. Griffith. wife of Col
Griffith. entertained at luncheon
and bridge Thursday for Mrs. T
o. Kraabel, Mrs. Leonce LIE Gendr.
and Mrs. Fred Kochli.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald A. Pippen
ger will be hosts this evening at {
dinner party in honor of Mr.. ant
Mrs. George Hooven and Miss Char.
lotte Hooven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Pitt were host
at buffet supper to 16 guests las
evening in honor of Mr.. Caldwell
Mccormick, Mr.. Fritz Esch and MI
Casper Shafer, all of whom recent,
returned from overseas duty in tn,
Pacific.
Mrs. Harold Burton was hostess
at luncheon and bridge to 16 guest!
Thursday, entertaining in her home
Miss Mary Jane Wohlgemuth ha
as her house guests Miss Mary JUL,
Casey of Eaton, Colo, and Miss Mar
guerite Boehling of Richmond, Va
Miss Katherine Gaynor of New
York City is the guest of Mr.. anc
Mrs. George v. Graham.
LII. Howard M. Bolllnger, Jr., ha.
returned from Japan and is visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bollinger
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lueck have
as their guests their nephew an,
niece, 1t. and Mrs. Roland Beddows
jr., of eWstfield. N. J. 1t. Beddow
has just returned from England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur B. Gilber
have as their guests their son ant
daughter -in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Bonn
Evening star., 1946-05-12
1ett-Hmr Wedding.
At Foundry Church

Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Harr of Alex
andria have announced the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Vivian
Louise Harr, to Mr.. John B. Jet,
son Of Mrs. Mary H. Jett of Wash
ington and the late Mr.. Barnard
Jett. The wedding took place re-
Gently in the Foundry Methodist
Church, the Rev. DR.. Frederick
Brown Harris, chaplain of the Sen
ate, officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jett, who left for a
brief wedding trip following the re-
ception, are at home at Lee Gardens
in Arlington. Mr. Jett, a carto-
graphic illustrator in the War De-
partment, was student at the
Cleveland School of Art for four
years. He was graduated from the
Balboa High School in the Canal
Zone. His bride was graduated
from Lee H. Edwards School in
ASheVille,
Evening star., 1946-05-12

with the Rev. William M. Canning
of1ciating.
The bride wore . gown Of white
satin and carried a white prayer
book. She was attended by her
sisters, Miss Rose C. Wersick and
Miss Frances Wersick.
Mr.. Stephen J. Roshak was best
man and the ushers were Mr.. James
c. Wersick and Mr.. William K.
Wersick, jr., brothers of the bride,
and Mr.. Harvey Morheiser.
The wedding was followed by a
reception at the home Of the bride
in Brentwood. After May IS the
couple will be at home in Putnam.
Evening star., 1946-05-12
Return Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Jules Hilborn have
left for their home in California
following visit with the latter's
sister, Mrs. Alfred Rosenthal.
Mrs. Hattie F. Cans has returned
to Washington following a three
weeks stay in New York.
Mrs. Harry Gutmann of New York
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Kohner, at the Broadmoor.
Evening star., 1946-05-12
Il announcement

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Sigmund
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Nancy Sigmund, to
Mr.. Martin Bernstein, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Bernstein of
Brookline, Mass.
Mr.. Bernstein recently was dis
charged as a captain in the Army.
Evening star., 1946-05-12

OVWT DtWU TEOEU.
Capt and Mrs. William K. Wersick
announce the marriage Of their
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Agnes
Wersick, to Mr.. Lawrence Wilfred
Salvas of Putnam, Conn. The
ceremony took place recently in ST..
James Church in Mount Rainier,
Evening star., 1946-11-13
Arizona Man Accused
BY Narcotics Bureau
Faces Hearing Today
~ ihs Assoeiofsd Press

PHOENIX, Ariz., Nov. IA
"A slightly built, mild-looking man,
called "the professor" who, authori-
ties said, mixed narcotics with pros
Evening star., 1946-11-13
c Congregation Votes
10 Leave Consisiory,
UphoIdinu! Dr.. 5izoo

Members OF st. Nicholas Collegiate
Church In New York were hopefu
today Of keeping both, their pastor
the Rev. DR.. Joseph r. Sizoo, for.
|merly pastor Of Washington,s New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church
and their edifice at Fifth avenue and
Forty -eighth street.
< The congregation voted last night
to withdraw from the church,s gov
erning body, the Consistory OF The
Reformed Protestant Dutch Church
|of New York, which had insisted on
sale Of the property.
Dr.. Sizoo announced his resirna-
tion Sunday, but is expected to stay
in view Of the congregations sup
port OF his opposition to the sale.
The congregation decided without
a dissenting vote to withdraw from
the consistory and maintain their
church as an independent house Of
worship. Full support OF DR.. Sizoc
also was voted, and he was urged tc
remain with the church.
| The plan recommended to the
members by Gilmore %. Clarke
president Of the congregation, and
the deacons and elders Is for the
church to receive the property from
the consistory free Of debt, with
$4,000 for q new parish house
There Is $750, 900 mortgage on the
property. The consistory has five
churches in, the New York area
Evening star., 1946-11-13

them to become addicted 10 mar
cotics and introduced them into
immoral pursuits. =
Moreover, Linyille faces extradi-
ton to Los Angeles on q Federal
indictment returned secretly two
months ago charging sale OF 5000
worth Of Mexican opium. also To a
Federal agent.
The little professor became the
reputed king of the red light dis
trict after he arrived here In 194l
and invested heavily in ranching
and city property. It was new
chapter In what Mr.. Anslinger
called AN almost unbelievable story
Of q 30-year career OF crime, an
amazing Jekyll and Hyde ex-
istence."
When Linville was arrested re-
Gently on charges of receiving the
earnings Of prostitute charges
later disnnissed--police said they
found records listing his assets as
worth more than $400, 900 and q
bank statement crediting $175, 900 to
his account.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
China Press Charges
Communists Attacked
After Cease Fire
BY tho Assoeiotsd Press

NANKING. Nov. 13.-The Chi
nese press today reported Conn
munist forces had continued to at
tack government positions two days
after Generalissimo Chang Kali
1shek's order TO his troops to cease
fare became effective Monday noon.
The official Central News Agency
quoted an unidentified high gov
ernment general as saying national
armies intend to hammer Com
munist positions with redoubled
strength II the Communists refuse
to come to terms through political
channels.
Silent on Yenan Siege.
Government sources were reticent
70 discuss Communist charges that
Gen. HUI Chung-nan's troops vert
closing in against the Communist
region around Yenan, with that
city-the party's capitalize main
objective. Neutral observers ac-
cepted the charges as well founded.
Progovernment newspapers coun-
tercharged the Communists were
taking advantage of Gen. Chiangs
cease-flre order to complete ar
rangements for a military come
back.
The independent Hsin Min Pao
said 10000 Communists crossed the
Yungping River and are pushing to-
ward key points on the Peiping-
Tientsin Railroad. Other dispatches
said that in Manchuria the Com
munists made surprise attack on
Paimiantze, 100 miles northwest of
Mukden, and launched an offensive
near Fulungchuan, so miles north
west Of Changchun.
Red Families Go Home.
Meanwhile, there was a growing
belief here that there would be no
further postponement Of the Ma
tional Assembly beyond Friday, re-
gardleSs of the attitude Of the Com
munists and the Democratic League,
who have refused to participate
pending political truce.
The families of some of the Com
munist delegation to Nanking re-
turned to Yenan yesterday in an
American transport plane. Alto
gether, 200 Communist staff mem
bers and their dependents have
gone back to the Communist capi-
tai from Nanking, Peiping, Chung
ping and Shanghai in the past two
months.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
Won Muckensen Faces
Allied TrioI in Rome
BY ths Assoe,c,sd pr..s

ROME, Nov. 13.-Col. Gen. Eber.
hard Won Mackensen, former second
In command Of German forces in
Italy, arrived In Rome last night
from Germany under. American mill
tary guard, to 60 on trial soon on
war crimes charges.
He will be charged, according to
a British announcement last Sep
tember, with responsibility for the
massacre of $40 Italians In the Ar
deatine caves near Rome in March,
1914. The Italians were slain in q
l0-to-1 reprisal for 80 Germans
killed when q troop column was
bombed.
Won Mackensen was turned over
TO British custody on arrival.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
Thief Loots Residence
OF Chinese Official

Ta-Mei Lin, Chinese Supply Com
mission oficial. last night told
police a thief entered his residence
at 1908 Kalorama road NV. and
stole q watch. record player, camera
and four pairs of nylon hose.
In another case Frederick w.
Williams of 5012 Ames street NE.
reported the theft Of $3.50 from a
second-floor bedroom at his home.
Miss Marjorie Ritcher, 2139 r
street NV, also reported the theft
OF $62 from her home yesterday.
Evening star., 1946-11-13

scheduled to ap- Robert Linville.
pear before United States Commis-
sioner r. A. Hickernell at 10 am
for preliminary hearing on the mar
cotics charge.
Investigated for Year.
IN Washington, United States Mar
cotics Commissioner Harry j. An
Singer. indicated yesterday that
there was far more behind the
wealthy ex-conyict's apprehension
than showed on the complaint.
Linville, he said, will figure i'm
portantly in the unraveling Of q
web Of narcotics operations spread
ing through the United States, Mex
leo and Canada, and this time, the
commissioner added, he Is trapped
by evidence uncovered in q year -long
investigation.
Mr.. Anslinger said the Narcotics
Bureau had afidayits declaring that
Linville used his dashing person
ality and his pose as q wealthy
|rancher ''to interest impressionabls
young women. studiedly caused
Evening star., 1946-11-13
THE EVENING STAR washington. e. c. A.
"WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER i3

and the proposed deal would be in
settlement Of all st. Nicholas
claims against assets Of the con-
sistory.
st. Nicholas officials indicated
that II the consistory refused this
offer they would 60 into court to
settle the matter. Sven suit
would involve the charter granted
the Collegiate Church Corp. by
William III Of England In 1896.
The consistory Is expected to take
up the plan at its next meeting,
December S.
In his letter of resignation DR..
Sizoo said sale Of the church prop
erty. as favored by the consistory,
would mean the end of st. Nicholas
as an active congregation.
Evening star., 1946-11-13

and co-eds, Is keeping abreast of
the times.
The new directory not only desig-
mates veterans. but to keep blind
dating from becoming complicated,
check marks all married males.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
information Unit Urged
For Human Rights Group

A letter, urging appointment
Of an of1icial information group to
assist In the work Of the United
Nations Commission on Human
Rights. was delivered to the State
Department yesterday on behalf Of
~ American organizations.
Signed by Roger Baldwin Of the
American Civil Liberties Union and
Clark NJ. Eichelberger. director Of
the American Association for the
United Nations, the letter declared
that "the closest cooperation be-
tween Government and citizen agen-
cies" is necessary for success Of the
commission.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
Jury to Get Case Today
In SIoying on Destroyer
BY the Assoeiaied Press

ny me Associofeo PfeSt
KEY WEST, Fla, Nov. ia Fed
eral Court jury today was to re-
ceive the case Of David Joseph
Watson, 20, colored Navy cook
charged with first-degree murder in
the strangulation death Of Ben
jamin Leroy Hobbs, 10, Of Nebo,
N. c.. aboard the destroyer Strib-
ling here last July Is.
Hayford Enwall, assistant district
Evening star., 1946-11-13

attorney, planned to ask the death
penalty in final arguments today.
Defense Attorney John g. Sawyer
said he would attack the jurisdic-
ton Of Federal Court in the case.
The jury yesterday visited the
Stribling, where Watson is accused
OF having strangled the-young sailor
and hidden his body in q gun tub.
Both were stationed aboard the de-
stroyer.
Evening star., 1946-11-13

NEW YORK-DIAMOND BRACELET LOST AT OPERA-Mrs
George Washington Kayanauh society matron whose
OF diamonds often have outhone operac performances
opening nights reported to police yesterday
platinum diamond emerald bracelet during inteymson at
the Metropolitan Opera Monday night Kavanaugh
that she entered the with five bracelets arm
that she later discovered one missing stolen
jewel valued at about $5O0
bracelets approximately $5oooo Mrs Kavanaugh said
-AP Wrephoto
Evening star., 1946-11-13

titution and
made them pay
on richly, must
answer to the
Government to-
day on charges
Of selling q small
quantity Of OPT
urrl to q Federal
agent.
Robert Dudley
Iinville, 45, held
In the county
jail under $75,-
600 bond since
his arrest Satur-
day night, was
urt.nAoI~S =. 80
Evening star., 1946-05-01
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

EX-MAJOR. WIFE . children, want fur
hSysf Hr sE % Pst 4ths shs
SEW zEhf And M Army 'oS otcer eft now WIN in diDo-
matte service wants 3-bedroom house in
ease sma fsmy STea Can T9ga so hfs q
WISH TO RENT HOUSE on farm for sum-
Grs mer suitable ntab for Or family with small chill
VOTING RESIDENT. Bethesda. 3 years
Navy Navy, d,se: tWo- o-bedroom unfinished house:
care; references; about 500. Box AK
: or B.R. HOUSE. furn. or unfurn.,
DESIRE at least two bedroom house or rea-
or oas term shn 5ms fas
HNfukSfsHED HSfHi sSfs house or apartment 2 by
terminal R: P. O.; wife and I2-year daush-
Tassk fldsrsd cHhN.t cTeIsph9ns MI 1851 l.,
don't need pity, Small adult family tnon-
smkrs, nondrnkrs). want 2-bedrm apt
Srs aa pressat ssdm nd h9Se g taFn reE or
REGULAR NAVY MEDICAL OFFICER, per-
scaping. desires to rent, ] or bedroom
fqFnshsd hna MRs or zTHsW HntSrnished house Tel IA
5 FORMER ARMT OFFICERS, now perma-
nently employed in WASHINGTON. desire j.
bedrm. house. furnished, GEORGETOWN pre-
tsrred: pay up to $500. Call RE. 800,
LIT: COMDR. desperately needs furn. .
bedrm. apt. or house before June |: -
year-old son, wife expecting in July MAX
WELL, RE. G400, Ext. 6l207, s to 4:30.
3'
ENGINEER. Govt. service. perm trans
ferred to Washington. desires 2 or ; bed
room furn. or unfurn. house or apt in
2; E, or sub; Md or Va. Tel. SH. 1898
one or two bedroom furnished house or
apartment near Andrews Field. somewhere
in the Upper Marlboro. Suitland. Clinton
area. UN. 1856 a.
PHYSICIANS FAMILY of needs 3 or 4
bedroom house. unfurn.; willing to sign 81
year lease: approx. 500 mo. DI. 3l"1
DIPLOMAT needs urgently house or apt.
unfurnished, or 4 bedrooms; willing to
pay pay ! years rent in advance. Phone
Evening star., 1946-05-01
MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE.

YOUR BEST, MOVE tby BAYNE q sCATEs.
Fable sasnroa9 and courteous moyins men insured
Bill pIIIs n'sn5S Mov1Ss EN ASS iSSs TRANSFER CO.
1ar 1aruTed rec Gs nsT H faupmsnt 5ans day and nsht
DAsEIELL TRANSFER, local moving, gen.
eral hauling, 50-mile radius. Cargo in
day or night and Sundays. a Reas. a rates rates
AETNA MOVING 3 STORAGE Co.-Loeal
nss. 'sas sms Gs.fnef II SfoS % too large and
fskps sgRH3g eSRr tsEs 'es AatTsas E saas
snse have made US SPECIALISTS in handing
/ pSons Sssti Ii ss IN or fnd II @ s5
VETERAN; sII r. s5a5tins BUSINESS viii move ysg
MoviSe . AND sRs'tSiss GENERAL HAULING. tSGE con-
tract and lob trash removal: also evening
TouR fAkcGI AT Gff
h Ing paes sauRs r. s44s
MOVING AND GENERAL HAULING; con-
prees 5iss aPs Ind, 9s 9st sfssh TS gsa service
VETERANS viii move ); you day or night.
white help; also light hauling; insured
fissa IfGaf No MovINe isg JOBS will make deliver. s
reasonable rates. MI 5Q65. s.
rsiisss estimate Without am any ''o obiss' hss''
MSvfs;. ~ fs AND STORAGE. reasonable. care.
aSRSRh NoVfsG On '0s1 sToR2aE RsS1Rs coz EDFz *
VETERAN, Just out, of the service. will
Job too big or too small. EARL. Df. 4sss
Evening star., 1946-05-01
ROOMS WANTED.

GENTLEMAN. permanently employed BY
government as specialist, desires nicely
Ien1ia repnished dr room with private bath in pvt
koma Park or Silver Spring area preferred
Tll Tall EH @ $500 Ext; 45: from, 8 to 3. %
S1nasle; snn seS awsy most of time; NV. section
WANTED by quiet, refined gentleman
single room vicinity 18th and Eye SITS
NV. Phone EX. 0975. S07 18th ST. NV
EP1SCOPALIAN, gentle born, educated
woman oeslres room. Northwest. adults as
part-time companion; nursing experience
Gail co, OSLO, Apt. 1O3. Thursday only
VETERAN and wife, newlyweds, both en-
ployed, desire double room, private bath;
convenient trans, preferably near Silver
SH. 1917. %
LADY, with permanent Government posi-
ton, desires private room and bath in
apartment or home. close-in NV. section;
oreakfast privilege; conv. transp Box
NEWLYWEDS want room in Arlington.
near Buckingham m preferred Call FRANCES
ORRELL. CT 5315. -"
COLORED-YoUNG MAN desires unfur-
nlshed room or to share apt. with another
man man with privileges. NV. or ne. section
Call AID. 1872 il
Evening star., 1946-05-01
HOUSES FURNISHED

BETHESDA. man and wife. congenial
cheerful, for summer months: no children
for convalescent widow; concession to right
party: references; e .; Box ll5-D, Star. =.
LARGE BEAUTIFUL HOME on acres OF
ground, close to D. C.. in Chevy Chase,
Md, suitable for embassy or school, fur
NJ FRY. INC. 3240 Wisconsin ave
SILVER SPRING-Two-b bedroom house,
Sligo Park Hills. available May to Novem-
Der possibly longer, S125 monthly refer
ences REQUIRED. State number in family
Box 450-C, Star
MODERN, beautifully furnished. 3-bed-
ton. walking distance to Walter Reed
Hospital adults only. Box 4S2-C. Star
section NV; 6-room row house adults
only; SO per mo. Box 47S-C. Star.
SILVER SPRING-5-rfn. brick: Lear ga
rage: oil heat. HARRY JUSTINE. Ma
Evening star., 1946-05-01
APARTMENTS WANTED.

URGENT. refined, middle-aged Govt
rooms. kitchen and bath. Call AD. 1885
between q and ON -3
ARMY 1T, wife, year-old baby, need fur
nished apartment or house; prefer Vir-
ainia or MARYLAND suburb; permanently
stationed Andrews Field. 1t WOOD,
Hillside 1900, Ext. -317. 6'
let furn. apt. for summer months will
post bond to guarantee protection of fur
nishings. Call LIT. COL. CUMMINGS, DE.
640O, Apt. 307.
SERGT. U. S. ARMY, wife, 3 children, bad
y need 2.bedroom unfurn. apt; will pay
hve months in advance. Hillside 200
Ext: 209. SGT. SANTO CATANEST. 70
REFINED, middle-aged couple and grand
daughter are in urgent need of house or
apt. with or 3 rooms: NV. section pre-
ferred: good refs ia 34l9 a
Evening star., 1946-05-01
APARTMENTs FURNISHED.

18th 18th st. NEAR DECATgE-5 rms and
FULLY furn., all utilities. pvt, entrance.
beautiful grounds $3.50; .wo adults. Box
NJ: RAfSiER. fsff Md, 4e@1 Rainier ave- ave-
Wnte 61t asni,I siTl to s,EI share 4;rm apt With
MopERN APT. 70 TO SHARE RE- 9 Or Pm sirls ns
sses sf5s P5f5 sS9 sie Ff5s f., s
bAsEMESr hR titS sGy apr aa7-H bIf Star r.
private entrance, cool and comfortable
mo. s644 KansSha st. NV. EN-. s644'
GIRL TO SHARE comfortable apartment
with with enotheT. s35 monthly: All 4th St
NoRfa aa0 cAPiroI HFf 81 sTTNS Eee4dsys c.tb1
lie sirls want another girl. between SStMD g and
25. to share Broom modern apt, S35 a
month; a6a1 t, - minutes from town. Cali GE.
BEDRM,; living rm. and kitchen: will ac-
ee9t S5} ! ch5lS; Ra $40 s49sa month. 7ol St sw.,
SHARE sT.ATi6,5I MODERN iE APT. With snShsr girl
NcHos Nc S'I f65if cal rR 444a sp suit
sole a. f9r 10 T PeEsoni ona $50 month. 4oal 1st
NEAR 7th AND MONROE NE. Lsdv
Wlshes to share 3-rm. apt. with refined.
ssoSnasloerate ssSnas bqsinesswoman: conv. transp ;
1851 fs Fa1RM6NT F IS ST. N.w.-one-room
apt: apt: tis k5tchenette: semiprlvate bath; apt.
s MONTHS RENT on two-room two m ~ apartment
IN exehange for, car; cash adjustment
Write PO. Box 81. give phone No
S223 18th ST. NV rms, bath and a
half utilities included: S125 mo-: see
Thursday morning between q and 10 or
sal sail in evening between and 10. GE.
YOUNG MAN, e4-es. Catholic, sober. tc
share share small ma air ,aair-cond. apt; sa5 Cali eve
PETW0RTH, N.W.-Jewish man wishes tc
snare his Broom modern apartment with
49l &C, Star. 90
BACHELOR APT. l room and bath, furn {:
lor | person: near Bureau of Standards;
az syail i now; 500 mo; Box Cd, Star
WANTED-Girl, 1928, to share apartment
with two girls: $24 mo. Cali. s to 8 pm
1Ii4 JAZZ 18th st w. ind floor front %
Groom apt. with another girl twin beds
2lS 18th ST. S;E.-Bedrm., kit bath.
PACK poreh; 3 girls only; $50. Call after
Iel7 18th ST. .E.-studio-living room,
tWin-6ed room, KITCHEN, refsr.; S10O mo- !;
Evening star., 1946-05-01
HOUSES FUR. OR uhEuR.

AT FALLS CHURCH, VA.-Twenty minutes
from White House. Gentleman will lease
comfortable old house, rooms. Is acres
OF lawns gardens. fields, woods and stream,
barn. garage. doubles tennis court Desires
retain room for self, meals optional Can
provide TRANSPORTATION. drives to Wash
PLACE for family with children Telephone
Falls Church o646-J
Evening star., 1946-05-01
ROOMS rURhisHEp-Mp and Va

CHEVY CHASE-Twn-b room in pri-
!eges: $40 a month each OF. 445s, -
i SINGLE ROOM, private family; prefer
mlddle.aeed gentleman or businesswoman;
UN. 2745 after pm i
YOUNG LADY to share room with another
iaoy IN apt; near Arlington Courthouse
kIchen PRIVILEGES. Glebe 2l27 q
DOUBLE ROOM for couple or young men:
ousiinesi conv. Pentagon, Arlington Hall
2 SISTERS or friends to share large cor-
ner bedroom, twin beds, next to bath; ex-
ceiient transporta ton to Pentagon; no
SS3a 30 each with breakfast. Cali CH
SILVER SPRING, 73l Silver Spring ave
IRONY room. twin beds, for two ladies or
married couple. Phone Sligo 1920. ..
ARLINGTON, center of Clarendon-Twin-
geo rm aqJoining bath and shower; $50 a
mo- edCh Tor . CHI 3O63
Evening star., 1946-05-01
APARTMENTS WANTED

COUPLE. permanently located. desires /
or > room, kitchen and bath unfurnished
apt, conv- to transp.; no children or pets;
best references. SH. S294. /.
VETERAN wife. will sublet 1-bedroom
furnished apt. for summer; to $50. RE.
$500. Ext. 2023 So
WILL DECORATE naval officers seek
inrn , apt, nv; perm; Wash. Phone LIT.
VETERAN, wife, s-mo.-old baby desire 2
Or 3 room apt, furn., $50. Hobart 1866,
fxS,SSIp Ext: SS7, after 6; ,,. - 2.
furn. Or unfurn. apt. or house; references
SH. ZOO, Ext. 125. weekdays. -3
CRGENT-Furnished or unfurnished p
bedroom. apartment for 4 adults. AT.
$3.50. 4 IL
Evening star., 1946-05-01
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

LARGE TRIPLE ROOMSi / room, $40
eeach; the other, S47 each. Phone Adams
22l3 1st ST. N.W.-Front room for or
3 men; single beds; board if desired 3,
1fOl 18th ST. N.W.-Double room for
gentlemen; also double for ladies; selected
menus and switchboard service