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The Valley settler., 1946-07-04
LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. Ann Johnson from Black Diamond, Wa sh- ington, her two sons (twins) Carry and Larry, and John Core arrived via Northern Airways this week. Mrs. Johnson is a siste of Mrs. Rose lost. John Gore, son of Mrs. Tost, has been attendi ng High School in Enumcl aw, Washington during the past year. Mrs. Margaret Swanson left this last Sat- urday for Harvard, Nebra ska over the Ican Highway. She 8 ac companied by friends from Anchorage whom she has known for many years.
 Mir. and Mrs. L: Henke and Sharon have moved into Mrs. Swan son's home.
 Mir. end Mrs. Harry LaMotte were visitors in Anchorage on Tue sday.
 Everyone was very thankful for the nice rain that We had esday and Wedne sday. The roads were extremely dusty and the gardens were getting rather dry. MT. Balloun from the Experiment Stat ion says that to date we have had over twice as
The Valley settler., 1946-07-04

many days where temperatures ran above 7o' las we had last year for the whole sumner. We knew 1t was better sumner al round,
 but stat istics provo it to us. the Army.
 IA number of mon from Palmer are be ing trans ferred to the Kena i-Homor road area Among thom ore Bud Hu1voy and Mir. Steele. We havo word thct Mrs. Witt, who left here Ia short while back over the Alaska Hi ghway, has arrived in Washington. She was at Wo arlington and vas planning on starting toward Cali fornia.
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Baptist Mission Week
Closes Here Tonight
With Special Services

Twenty-four Baptist churches ir
the Washington area tonight will
close world Mission Week" spon-
sored by the District Baptist Con-
vention, with meetings addressed by
visiting speakers.
Yesterday 81 OF the missionaries
visited the White House for call
on President Truman. The group
was presented by Representative Al
len, Democrat, Of Louisiana, a prom
inent Baptist layman. Mr.. Truman,
member of the First Baptist
Church Of independence, Mo-, at
tends the First Baptist Church here.
Baptists who interviewed Pastor
Martin Niemoeller, Generalissimo
Chang Kai-shek and Kagawa,
noted Japanese Christian leader,
were scheduled to address the last
of the daily luncheons at noon to-
day In the YWCA, GA E>street NV.
DR.. w. Dewey Moore, treasurer of
the Southern Baptist Foreign Mis-
zion Board in Rome, will discuss his
visit with Pastor Niemoeller; DR..
Buford Nichols, missionary to China,
his talk with Chang Kai-shek, and
DR.. Alfred Carpenter, superintend-
ent of chaplains for the Southern
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Baptist Convention In the war, his
meeting with Kagawa.
The Rev. Luther J. Holcomb
chairman of the Campaign Com
mittee on Arrangements and pas
tor Of Luther Rice Memorial Church
said the meetings tonight will place
a special emphasis on youth, with
the intention of interesting volun-
teers for mission service at home
and abroad.
Speakers and the churches al
which they will speak for these
sessions are:
The Rev. James Belote, National
Baptist Memorial Church, pm.
Mrs. H. P. Mccormick, Fountain
Memorial, Sis pm.
The Rev. Lewis w. Martin, Fifth
$50 pm.
The Rev. R. Dean Goodwin, Beth
any; Mrs. Aaron Hancock, Second
tbs pm.
Representative A. Leonard Allen
Metropolitan; DR.. Buford Nichols
Silver Spring; the Rev. H. G. La
cerda, Petworth; the Rev. Aaron
Hancock, Takoma Park, 7:30 pm
DR.. s. F. Dowis, First; Rev. r. B
Hooks, West Washington; Mrs
Dewey Moore, Brookland; the Rev
Walter D. Sutton, Luther Rice Me-
mortal; DR.. A. S. Gillespie, Claren-
don; DR.. J. w. Marshall, Christ
7:45 pm.
|. The Rev. A. F. Merrill, Hyattsville
Representative Brooks Hays, Mary
land Avenue; Earl L. Riley, North
Washington Highlands; DR.. M. c.
Stith, Wisconsin Avenue; Miss
Louise M. Giffin, Grace; the Rev
Leo Eddleman, Centennial; the Rev
A. Lincoln Smith, Anacostia; DR.
Alfred Carpenter, Westover, and
Miss Inabelle Coleman, Congress
HEIGHTS. nm
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llieved "the Democrats will become
more liberal and the Republicans
more conservative"
The son of the late President told
q press conference he would like to
see liberals such as Senator La Fol-
lette, Progressive, of Wisconsin join
the Democratic party.
THE other side can have Bilbo
Senator Bilbo, Democrat, OF Mis-
IsissippD and Rankin Representa-
tive Rankin, Democrat, Of Missis-
sippD," Mr.. Roosevelt said.
Excellent legislation has beer
proposed in Congress, but our COM
mittee is disappointed that the
leaders have not succeeded in Sc
curing passage of legislation we feel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-01
Oil Territories Infested

The continental United States
contains about 1900 900 square miles
lof territory favorable for the accu-
mutation of oil, only half of which
has been thoroughly explored.
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must be enacted If we are not to
repeat the mistakes Of the '20s," Mr..
Roosevelt declared.
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James Roosevelt Predicts
More Liberalism in Party
BY the Assoeiotsd pres.

bf me Associated Pfess
NEW YORK, Mar. flames
Roosevelt, assuming his new post as
national director of political organ
ization for the Independent Citizens
Committee of the Arts, Sciences and
Professions, said yesterday he be-
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Start now. go after throat surface
germs before they 60 after you.
Gargle Listerine Antiseptic.
Actual tests showed reductions of
bacteria on mouth and throat sur
faces ranging up to 96.7% fifteen
minutes after the Listerine Antiseptic
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HERE COMES
KAHER-FRAZER
They've set the automobile world
agog-challenging the industry
with new cars, new ideas. Some
skeptical Detroiters ask what "a
shipbuilder anda salesman know
about turning out cars. March
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tells how these two extraordinary
mencame to team up. Read about
the cars they offer. and why this
daringpair are dead sure they can
beat the old-timers at their own
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Also in this Issue
THE PERSONALITY OF CHRIST.
Where did this Gentle Jesus,
meek and mild idea come from?"
asks DR.. Fosdick. He argues that
Christ's rugged concept of life
was expressly meant for this cruel,
tough world. Read why we must
recover this conviction about
His teachings now.
77.PAcE CONDENSATION FROM
BEST SELLER. Oklahoma in the ro-
mantle COS, as seen by wide
eyed youngster. comes wildly to
life in THE Cherokee Strip"
Marquis James, twice winner ola
Pulitzer prize, recalls his exciting
boyhood in Wild West pioneer
town.
HOW TO ENJOY A BAD MEMORY.
Ever moan over your poor
memory? Odell Shepard says
you're luckier than you know.
Read why we instinctively prefer
people who forget readily. and
why the forgotten finds life more
interesting than the rememberer.
HOW OUR cENsoRs FOUGHT TINE
SPIES. Diamonds hidden in choco-
lates. .children's dolls that
stood for ships. innocent"
letters that carried deadly mes
sages. Read this fascinating ac-
count of ingenious tricks the
enemy used, and how our experts
thwarted their dangerous agents.
In this new issue there are II articles
Of lasting interest, selected from
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gargle, and up to 500 one hour after.
What's more, in tests over 4 12-
year period, those vho gargled Listerixs
Antiseptic tsOice a day had fever colds.
and usually had mildey colds, and
jssoer sore throats, than those .cto did
not gargIs Listerine Ansiseptic.
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SN EEZI

Act fast 90 offer threat svfaes germs with l;sserirs
AnisePfe Up to 96zH germ reduction IN ae,.I 800.
Evening star., 1946-10-27
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

VETERANS, starting business, will move
you day or evening; reaSonaple rates: ient
sfanS sRh Sor spsSass movN, oE e.. 4gRs tRe
LOADS BUREAu CORP. take care Of ,u your
moving day. problems; packing. transports;- nnna;-
ton sna storage; many years ~ OF expsr,- ad,ng
talk ak. it over Phone Ii. 1854 or Ii. $3.50.
41s Tlorids n ave Oh ne RSom osns siS; to and
cago, ST. Louis. Kansas City. Denver, New
York, Connecticut Boston, Florida. Geor-
gia, Texas. NORTHERN MOVING & sToR-
aehE a MoyING STORAGE "a, T. co;vIossI ,.s saa
PHDs MoSrSS, Nc spa GEsEkAL IA liza 4auLNc. trash
VETERAN MovERs-All new equipment;
all white veteran help. CHI. 1901: ewes.
AZ + YoTR 1i,1f SERVICE PARCEL DELIVERY,
furniture moving, baggage. trunk and
parcel deliveries; yetsrans E "a; soS5: snsrs,
ana iisht haalipg; packing, Grating 81. ship
MARINE MAR Hi vETERAN-General TER hauling, "a
hour service; specially. light loads, trunks.
hoSG 1a5S a6fsfs D6fisTANcE a. MoviNGMlarse NOW and
small shipments to and from N. Y. New
England States, Florida and intermediate
points. CHEVY CHASE TRANSFER g.
NEWLoN's TRANSFER-Delivery service.
LEGAL moving: specialize In moving electrl-
cal equipment. AK. 1858 and CHI. s595
MANHATTAN sTG. & TRANS. Co.-stor-
age space available. local moving, reason
able rates, era ting, packing, shipping TO all
NE 2St sag ses 9GsA aye
Reas. rates; will accept your surplus lurhl-
| ture as part payment on your moving
stor; local. long dist. moving. ia. 1887
Evening star., 1946-10-27
HOUSES FURNISHED.

VETERAN AND, WIFE. nondrinkers. or
smokers; age 81, will share nicely furn.
5-rm. house with another nondrinkins
couple: Protestants pref; S55 plus utiI-
tiles. Call to Sun, 1405 South Car.
aXCEILENTLy LOG. modern brick home.
furn;: Chevy Chase, D. C., to responsibls
baths: yearly lease; avail. Dec. l; S275.
CHEVY CHASE, D. G., "A blk. west Of
Conn. ave--Nicely furnished home; living
room, dining room breakfast room. pantry
and kitchen on 1st floor; rooms, baths
on End floor; oil heat; $500 mo. Box
3S2-S Star.
30 35th ST. NE, opposite Greenway Apts.
Young employed couple wish to share
turn. 5-rm; house with similar coun'e; $50
7-RM. HOUSE N McLEAN-permanens
adults preferred; Gentle home; about $50.
Elmwood 703. -27
81 MILES FROM WASHINGTON, near An.
napolis Md, bedrooms, large living room
with fireplace. modern electric kitchen.
S125 per month. Available Nov. 1 to June
ArTRACTYvE COUNTRY HOUSE, IS miles
furnished; 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. all city
conveniences: 5000 mo-; until May l.
MRS. JoUETT sHoUsE, RE. 2277 or
IA. 1902. -27
Evening star., 1946-10-27
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1124 Phkk ROAD, .U.-Accomnioua-
is:sSn' 1875 BGfMonE hG1a %ss 81. SSw-seysral
vacancies for young Sss people; excel. transp'
COLONY CLUB, 3Os2 N st. n.w.-vacan;
cies for goyernmental and professional
sHRsR sfs WEBsfEk sfE As sr N.w.-nassment. twin
beds: man to share with 6. W, student;
s5o refs esshaSgsd Mvss.nsies TA snas for two
s'FiEi oPENING sSGa mf aoME for retired middle
aged or elderly people In the country Win Win
furn excellent meals A grand place to
live rest or recuperate. Lge. porch. shade
plenty of baths. Make your reservations
now. Full information on request. BOX
fioi % 18TH ST. N.w.-vacancy in lse.
triple for girl; gentleman to share semi
Ss1 sv foa asfR fSSG
location; very good food, convenient TO
all parts of the city; reasonable. 3022
aRLINGToN. 4 Ii NeGiTToN in clarendon-For quiet
refined married couples or gentlemen; pri-
yass home; breakfast only. CHI o3I3 25.
double room: 2 meals daily. INCLUDING sun
day. sLAgGHTER;s S71aCSt GlTf;s 1927 10th st n:W
nfaT THaEE paHHRi etsis Share large front
with fourth girl: 2 girls to share large
room with . others; refined home; home
cooking. breakfast and dinner. DE. 5637
oNI e GikI GiRi0h 70 O. SHARE triple room with 2
other girls, single beds. own dresser and
radio pvt express bus
LARGE ROOM, suitable for people: pvt.
Pentagon and downtown; telephone and
MRs saRaalx MooRE' ass'ieh 81 hfss hfss '0"'A zse
STUDENTS, walking distance to universe
ties. home cooked meals; large triple rooms
all single beds: corv. to bath: $50 each.
l1o4 Que st. n.y. NO. 4095; --21
ROOM AND B0ARD-ReSt home for eid-
erly people single and double rms, excel.
meals: reas. rates. Falls Church 2421.
3s0s Ieth ST. NE-Available Ist for ::
employed girls with referees; good trans
portation, nr. Monastery. Phone HO-
COLLEGE OR HIGH SCHOOL student. free
rm. and board. including laundry and
transp, in exchange for helping young
mother after school. located Silver Spring;
send recent snapshot. Box l41-S. Star.
CHILDREN 3 or over boarded in private,
licensed home. HI. 0157-W.
ARL., yA.--Gentleman will share home,
exchange part-time assistance care oil
property Box 3a3-M, Star.
1916 EUCLID ST. N.W.-Vacancy for
young girl excellent meals; good trans
portation. HO 1851.
WILL GIVE ROOM AND BOARD to young
man in exchange for services as home
repair man during evenings. For further
details call Hillside 1881.
Evening star., 1946-10-27
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

GIRL to share newly decorated 4-room
apartment with two other girls: $2S; sep
arate studio room.- 1915 18th st. NV.
WILL SHARE new apartment. 1905 ssth
st; Sc. with refined GENTLE lady In late
downtown: rent, $50 food and incidentaIs
extra. PHI AT 4905, Sunday after 4 pm;
weekdays $ attsr 5:$o Pm; cona.,',. .,
girl, a5-35., to share small attractive apt
with another; unlimited phone: $50
Pts PhSne NsS9RfaaMprGX s9T aatsiS 6X 81 yP52 or
$3.50 ea. for 1. $50 ca. for 2. Wo 0l4e.
y T. sa1s sp s rass aonh ages or i S
i4ss GfRARD ST. NW.GYouns woman
wishes to share d. modern apt With shoa anotasr
ss5 5st cs 81 afseE so jewish girl e
share iurn apt. with another girl; $40
FTkNiHsHEB 1Sk APARTMENT, including linen
supply, electricity. gas, electric refrigera
tor, and steam heat: consisting Of studio
use Of recreation room: in old Maryland
5riss GoIonial hGs less than an hours
Easy Easy 70 Msss sHAKE F attrae. @ @fdrs apt with
g anG,hsr Ap aay sS SS5 Rs5 pG 9S 1894 1900
2 single girls, 21-25 by empl. G. w. U.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C-Bachelor apt, liv-
ing room, bedroom, twin beds and private
bath; Notwithstanding; gentleman only,
S75. 1920 Northampton ST. Call Monday.
WILL sUBLET Arm. apt, 6136- 31st St
NV: until June to to-, 2 or Or 3 girls or bach
ment Call OR. 6475.
ONE RIM, KIT. and " bath. furnished.
free in rooming house for attending same:
medium neighborhood: middle-ase couple
preferred: white only. Call DE. 5346. 80
CONGENIAL GIRL, age 25-35, to share
apt. with 2 girls, $50 mo. 4730 3rd St.
hiT. MT. pEEAsANT EE ssSf; sEcT1oN-pesirable new
condition NV; 1-bedTm, furn. apt for
Quiet employed couple only: gentle sur
roundings; S125 per mo-; utilities includ-
ed no children. pets or drinking parties.
Box 1925, Star.
2 GIRLS TO SHARE 5-room house in
Arlington. completely furnished near
transp. Call MISS MITCHELL, OW. 530S.
FURN. APT. for girl to share with neat
congenial girl. downtown near George
Washington Univ. $35 mo-. 812 10th st,
NV. Apt. /; Phone Sat. .9-6 pm. Sun ,z IL
YoTNG Y I'll LADY. 20 to 25, to share apt
with young lady college graduates; $40
Monday after $50 Pm.
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ROOMS WANTED. Cont. ,

LADY, foreign embassy omcfal, requires
phone 81 msoa: Api ss4e. sHe Ext Ext Z. ONCE Tours
EMPLOYED gentle couple need fuIn. - rm n
Va. or elose-in NV; pvt. or semlpvt. nath
HSfvERsffY sSh iSssF tPPRoFEssoR, bachelor. conf
p'eSas o esshoe EeoH Up Pvt br. Sr Box Bos s
BACHELOR, spacious. comfortable room,
cnristan eE aa ssme renea oath Box aSs Star
YOUNG COUPLE, employed, need ga
rooms, preferably unfurnished no children
or or pets; !, Protestant; permanent. Pleasant
EMPLOYED, refined, reliable young, lady
wants to share two-bedroom apartment
room n niee home With ppS pSveses
?; G. only, North oose Sunday week
EMPLoYEp EMF sotSfs LADY wishes sunny room
quiet gentle home; bkfast.. laun., priv,ls.;
nsar s.i IL terminal Box SlsIR ,n Star ,riv,.
eGIEr sRf REFaEb isRb ssa5i smDioyed lady wishes
comfortable room with private bath, with
quiet congenial family, preferably CATHOLIC;
sirable. Convenient transportation. Quiet
sHoREHAM HS zsf HOTEL asSIh immed ned Vicinity room
%HNraD fmD rERMRNEar Ell Psf bHa baHaooM Apply to
MRS. E. NJ. DAVIDSON. at Washington
fosMlR faSs aRol rEAcHEn III NV now Govt employe,
eSiIdlen HpG IKE cn Gp mR hRme En ater Taes
EkrGRSpsHEb Ek asSf HHs noSs SSSss downtown wanted
permanently, by single veteran with own
furniture;. law student, employed quiet
5sfs5eaSss 81 ss s0F ROOM Or apt
in Takoma Pk;s Md. business couple. any
TsfSsay TAba WoTLp SH s1ds LIKE nice furn or unfurn
KftChRnetLH.
ranged for light housekeeping. in private,
refined, congenial home. Phone GE. 0l 81
from / to on Sunday: Mon. and tues
TWo PERMANENTLY EMP. young ladies
would like nice consenial furn. ROOM pref
drink. desires small sleeUing room, suburbs
eNf nskGE Boz SNFuaIfsHE6 aHR stnr
Cali tsSas
wants room IN
nome Of adults. Box l91 R. Star. @'
room with Spanish-speakins family. =, Box
K%EsPoNsiBLE % isi EMPLOYED LADY seeks
something approximating "a home. Refer
ences. Winter or permanent. Box 3Sl II.
VET. AND WIFE, both employed. want fur
nished room in NV. References. DE 5336'
GIRL wants room in NV. with privileges.
Phone MI 1898
EMPLOYED LADY desires room with
encey furnished. Box 442 Star
z UNFURNISHED ROOMS, with PRIVILEGES
elderly couple. $50 monthly. Box 23o-s' S'
$40; CLEAN, well ventilated, with shower:
near near express 5s buses; sy veteran Govt s.. em-
EXCLUSIVE BRIGHT ROOM. private bath.
convenient NV: refined professional young
lady, DE. 0S0O, Room S19. -@
ROOMS WANTED for men students: this
is one way you can be of real help to dis
charged war veterans who are, attending
technical school; must be within walking
MR.: MALONEY. Ho 1920. weekdays.
until 5. -
blocks Congressional Library, where she
is employed; nondrinker, nonsmoker: best
ref: state price. Box 409-R, star:
2 FURNISHED, with h.k. privileges In
private family or apt. by middle aged
couple. man in Govt. employ. for about
end of November. Write LUTZ, 1915 JET
ferson ri. NV. ~
Evening star., 1946-10-27
ROOMS FuRhIsHEp-s.s. and s.w.

issl b; ST. s;I;-Large arg fr9nt s rms next to
sats sis MaRaIRsp MffRsfRRsn xvE W. sWi AW 's Single
double room, SIS and 81 wk. tmen); close
nog slsgs sT sFd bs4
cant Nov. Is. $50 month. CAN before 10
am. or after pm. weekdays. Lu. 1880,
HILLCREsT, 22l1 a2nd pl. se.-Nicely
transp: $50. Ii 1s4I. Es
~ sess es isps ssi @ 9sss
112 ORANGE Rqei s'sr sr. s.E.@sinsle ossi rm.. new
fhomei $40 use l,z6 Of phone; gentleman pre-
CoLoRED-io4 nth ST. s.E.-Lge. front
double room, furnished; home privileges;
So per week. Phone LU. 1851. after 2 pm
846 s,W.--DbIe rm.. next bath, So
week; suitable young men or couple;
fs6sTas eSsse nf AVE- o0y sr bldg nice
ferred; $40 wk. single; SIS couple CAN
sta sos asth ST. sEaoom fna Sm asd sdnSsS Sash for
able, sSS mSpthIy; Atlantic t, 34se,,
nicely furnished; 2 men. twin beds. tel
io1 MELLON ST. Sc. Apt. Apt No. No. Large.
ssi$ II, sTs s,E.2Eoom, Ds'' single, small;
mapie furniture raQlo; IN pvt nome,
ssS ssS aoRRis %2ass rL At NE 1893 adjoining rooms
SS per person for back room; front room.
sdooo sdo weekly for 1, $13 for =. Cali LU.
1907 E. CAPIToL sT.-Double front room
adjoining bath; gentle home; employed
s nsss aiat Gny PLACE TsS ms9t s APT FIR Room ssRs
apartment for lady: $40. TR. 1892. -
301 s. CAROLINA AVE. S.E-Large room
chw; near tranSp. and Navy Yard; SO
single, or $40 double; no cooking. TR,
I3ie SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. s.E.-Large
phone; within walking distance Navy Yard:
single, $40, or empl. couple, $12. AT. I'll 8.
425 9th ST. S.W.-Lge. tm.. twin beds,
for or gentlemen: $50 mo. ME. 9s1I
IIt ST. s,E.--Larse room with double
bed. next to bath .S45..
Ills b ST. S.E.-Furnished room for Q:
sleetric e re. plate frst floor, next to bath:
26 9Th ST. S.E.-Nicely furn single and
double able, rooms; men only close e y s
coLoRED-Isas SOUTH CAROLINA AVE.
s,e;-Two single rooms; suitable for single
girls or single men; quiet home; near
S9doKfp s99d otEfhsp; s g wk x, At r SEP
2 girls or couple; $40. Ludlow 5ssss
C0LORED-i09 9th ST. N.E.-Men, re-
fined, to occupy very large, cheerful
front room; conyenient to carlines. Cali
GoPoRPnss Il PeGsfn af1es BLapESsslR Bn II safs
blks5 from 18th and H sts: double room
for . men or . women; home priv: $3.50
wk. each.
Evening star., 1946-10-27

EXCHANGE modern six-room house. | hr.
WASHINGToN-N.Y.- 6-rm., 1k-bath.
4-yr .-old Cape Cod house, located on
wooded lot, Falls Church. ideal for chill
dren: exchange for larger house, West
chester or lower Conn. Phone AK. 3064.
WILL CONSIDER TRADE Of home IN
New York; preferably westchester or Eer-
WILL vii Il TRADE m CLEAR. row brick, rooms.
. baths, recreation room, gas heat, de-
tached sarase, in NV. section, for de:
tached brick, rooms, 2 baths, in good
NV; section, Bethesda or Silver Sprins.
OWNER. Ma. S6S2; eyes. RA. 4231., ~
OFFICER being transferred to Washineton
viii trade tyo-bedroom furniShed home.
beautiful Back Bay OF Biloxi, Miss; close
to Kessler Field, ideal location for retired
of1cer. Require three-bedroom house,
close to Washington. near schools and
shopping center. Write to LIT. G. e. Nc
GOVERN: Kensington dr., Rt 2, Oak Park,
Z 05 5-BEDRooM, s-bathroom house in
Berkeley. Calf, for a large house in SUBJ
os I5SG SpseH ea1F Poz tot a4M iS
home in Long Beach, Calf, for similar
home in Washington or home within 90
mile radius. WIN consider rental or sale
exchange of furnished or unfurnished
homes. Call 1T. COMDR. JEREMIAH at
MI. $500 from pm. to Q pm. Monday
J. Rooms, liz baths. westchester County,
Box 25S-R Star