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he formers son, w. B. Robert
son and his daughter. Mrs. ]. S.
fleming and their families.
Mrs. Thomas HaddoW departed
Tuesday morning for Ridgewood,
N. j. to spend the remainder of
the summer with her daughter,
Mrs. William Wilkins and family.
Mrs Haddow was accompanied
as far as New Orleans by Mrs.
John H. Warden and Mrs. Mar
garet Donelly who returned home
after an overnight stay in that
CITY. Mr. Haddow will 90 to
Ridgewood in September TO visit
IN his daughters home after
which he and Mrs. Haddow will
return TO Pascagoula together.
Among the smaller of the So
cial events c~entering around DR..
and Mrs j. c. Crane and Mrs. W..
ID. Heddleston on the eve of their
departure, was a MONDAY dinner
at which MI. and Mrs. Foster
Carson entertained Sunday at
their home on North Magnolia
street Covers were laid for
DR.. and Mrs. Crane, Mrs. He'd
dleston, w. H. Heffelfinger of St.
Louis, and Mr.. and Mrs. Carson.
and their son, Jimmy.
Additional Personals On
Pages Seven and Eight
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manned at his bedside.


j. F. Hundley departed Mon
iay for New Orleans where he
went to business. He was ac-
companied by Mr., and Mrs. john
Legare who remained there for
several days, and Mrs. Marga-
ret Robinson who returned home
that evening.
Mrs. James Lane and baby
daughter, Nancy, who was born
recently at the Jackson County
hospital were moved to their
home on Washington avenue last
Sunday. They were welcomed by
Mrs. Lanes parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. c. Campise of Houston, Texas,
who ire visitors in the home OF
ler and Mr.. Lane.
Mrs. F. B. Walker has as guest
at her home, AGO Lake avenue, her
sister, Mrs. William Buras OF
New Orleans who is dividing 3
visit with her and another sis.
Ter, Mrs. l.. L. Watts, ST.,
Mrs. j. l.. Klebs has arrived
from her home at Tuscaloosa fol-
a visit with Mrs. Mack Bowman
and S. 3. Richards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Shirley
and family departed Monday for
residence in DeRidder, La, their
former home.
Misses Dorothy Emmit an
Kathleen Hayes departed Sun
day as members of the annual d
II. Holmes tour, which this year
will take them to four points
of interest in Canada and on 3
stay of four days in New York
City. They expect to be away
about two weeks.
| Mrs. Phillip Ware and wee
daughter, Cynthia, depart during
the weekend for a visit with Mrs
Wares parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Eubanks In Lucedale. The,
will be away for a week.
Mrs. Max Dossett and children
Sissy and Jerry, departed Frida,
for a visit of a week with rela
tives of Mr.. Dosset in Hatties
burg.
Mrs. w. A. Moncrief and chill
dren, Sandra Sue and Monta, re
turned Sunday from a visit wit
the children's grandmother. MIR:
L. A. Monerief, and Miss Stump
ter Lindsey at Daphne, Ala
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. MURRAY
Jr, spent the past weekend in Nc
bile as guests in the home of tn
latter's sister, Mrs. Bert Sum
mersell.
Martha Anne Bishop, daught,
OF MI. and Mrs. j. A. Bishop, h
returned home after an absens
Of three or more weeks Will
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NiS. u II. bTduleN, iuu EidSt
Lincoln tsreet, plans to depart
Monday for a visit of several
weeks in the home of her mother,
Mrs. M. c. Bray. She will be
accompanied to Grsyson, Ala, by
Susi and Kitty, her two younger
daughters, who will join their
brother and sister, Ton and 10
Ella, who are already guests OF
Mrs, Bray's. The family will
be joined lated by Mr.. Bradley
when he goes on his vacation and
they will all return home to-
gether.
Mrs. Henry Tennis is report.
ed as being better after an illness
of more than two weeks.
7. N. Tucker, director of recre
alton in PascalDula and Mrs
Tucker departed Sunday for For
Walton, Fla, where they will
enjoy a vacation of a week oil
more. While Mr.. and Mrs
Tucker are away their home viii
be presided over by the latter:
mother, Mrs. w. T. Arson, whc
arrived Friday from Tallahassee
Fla, to have charge of theis chill.
dren.
Donald Clayton was a guest Of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. B
Clayton over the weekend, hav,
ing flown from Tampa, Fla, fol-
the visit. MI. Clayton has just
received his final release flom
the service in which he held tbs
rank OF major.
Guests in the home of Mrs
b. NJ. Wheat over the weekend
were her sisters, Mesdames Jer
ry Stewart and E. L. Robbins. anC
Mrs. Robbins children, Kent ane
Karen of Picayune.
Miss Gladys Johnson, accom-
panied by her n%ieces, Misses Nit
ri Purdy and Corinne Geerkei
returned Wednesday from a visi
with Miss Geerken's brother
Mike, who is attending a Catholi
seminary at Cullnan, Ala.
Emanuel Yon, Alb Lake avenu
is completely recovered from a
appendectomy which he under
went recently and is able to re
sumo his usual routine of life
Mrs. E. r. Wiysel and daugh
ter, Mrs. Jack Lindley and tn
latter's children, Mary Ann am
Bobby Cain. returned last wee
from d visit to relatives an
friends in Shreveport, La. The
made the trip in their car.
Nose Blanchard returned FIR
day from Maine where he ha
been visiting relatives at Brewer
Lieutenant Gene st. Amant de
parted Thursday of last week 70
a port in New Jersey whence h
will sail for Hawaii to awai
further orders, Mrs. ST. Aman
snd their son, Skip, will remain
in Pascagoula where they hav
tpartments at the home of Mrs
St. Amant's sister, Mrs. Lore
Bosarge.
Miss Paula Towles is enjoy
ing a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Passo and family in Chi
| cago.
Pleasant guests in the home 0
Mrs. Mildred Frederic recent,
were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Neel
md the l%atter's mother, Mrs. M
irandahl of Buffalo, N. Y, VIII,
ave been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
John Kane in Mobile. The part,
vas accompanied to Pascagouli
oy Mrs. Kane and her children
The New Workers returned t,
Buffalo Thursday of last week.
w. E. Felts and children re
urned last week from jackson
where they were called recent,
" the illness of Mrs. Felts' faith
ar, E. E. Bridges. Mr.. Bridges
ondition which is critical re
Mains the same according u
ord from Mrs. Felts who re
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where they visited relatives
Mrs. John Cirlot leaves Sat
urday for Lake Junaluska, N c.,
where she will attend the Meth
odist School Of Missions.
Jesse w. Thompson left Sun
day for Jackson where he joined
a party of 165 other Misslssip-
/ plans for a Western tour aboard
the Know Mississippi Better train.
At Seattle they will be the guests
of Joshua Green, . former Mis-
sissippian, for an all day steam
| ship trip to Victoria, B. G.
Miss Ina Thompson left Thurs
day for q stay of several days
with relatives in Birmingham.
| On Monday she will go by plane
to Asheville, N. c., and on to
Lake Junaluska, N. c., for a ten
day stay, returning home via AT
lanta.
Miss Ruth Afford of Laurel is
a guest i'm the home of the Rev
and Mrs. ]. s. Noblin.
Mrs. c. L. Booker and young
son, Charles, and Mrs. G.. A Dykes
left Tuesday for a ten day visit
+, with relatives in Eastern Flor
ida.
Mrs. Anna Brock and Miss Res
sic Brock are guests of the Rev.
and Mrs. J. F. Brock who mo-
tored to Mobile Wednesday to
meet them.
Spencer Beebe left by plano
Saturday for Milwaukee, Wis,
where he joined his wife ana
three sons who have been visitisg
relatives in Oshkosh and Milwau
kee and vacationing in the North
Woods The Beebes will drive
back the last of this week in Nj
EIebe's mothers car and the
senior Mrs. Beebe will come later
for a visit with her son ane
daughter in-law.
The release of John benson
Smith. seaman, first class, sos
4th street, has been announced
by the Naval Personnel Separa
ton station at New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. E E. Ellis, Jr.
and daughter, Sharon. OF Spring
hill, La, and Mr.. and Mrs. B. T
Hobdv and children, Lynda and
Braxton, Jr., of Mobile visited
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Z
Martinez of Moss Point, recently
Mrs. r. Blanchard who makes
her home with her son. Claude
Blanchard, is visiting her daugh
ter, Mrs. Jack Friend, in Mobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Martinez,
MI. and Mrs. Edwin Martinez and
sons were visitors to Mobile Mon
day.
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.PASCAGOULA.. -.
SOCIAL SOCIAL. HAPPENINGS

Wayne Quinton Gaddis. sea
man, first class. 2l5 No. Magno-
liza street, Pascagoula, has receive
ed an honorable discharge from
the navy according TO news re-
ceived from the Naval Person
mel Separation center at New Or
leans.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. K. HOLSTER de-
parted Thursday for a visit with
their son, Kay, who is with the
Merchant Marine and whose ship
is now at Beaumont, Texas. While
there they will also visit Mr.
HOLSTERS brother, Graham Hol'
lister and family.
Miss Betty Jean Smith conclud.
ed a visit of two weeks in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Smith. sos 18th street by her re-
turn last week to her home ii
Brookhaven.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Byrne anc
family returned last week from
a business trip to Brookhaven
They also combined pleasure with
business as they had the happi.
ness of seeing their sister, Mis-:
Darline Hart, who was to depari
in the next day or SO for Mack,
nav, Mich. where she is die
tician at one of the health re.
sorts. They also visited Mrs
Byrne's father, j. L. Hart ano
brother, Roy.
Mrs. John r. Watts and Mrs
| Charles Dean spent Thursday ano
Friday of last week in New Or
leans.
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The Pascagoula-Moss Point Bank
does not sell insurance of any kind.
1t is constantly interested, how
ever, in the financial welfare of its
customers and friends, and it is
this interest which prompts us to
mention a condition which we feel
should be brought to the attention
of all who own property or life in
surance.
Property values have increased
greatly. A home which a few years
ago may have had a market value
of $4,000 would probably sell for
81 5000 or $4,000, or more today. AS
long as these high values prevail
and replacement costs remain high,
property owners would, in case of
disastrous fire, windstorm, or other
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A MESSAGE OF IMPORTANCE
To Our Friends Who Own Property or Life Insurance

misfortune, be faced with a much
greater loss than they would have
taken on the same property before
the war. They would be wise,
therefore, to check their insurance
coverage with a view to bringing
it into line with present values.
The same situation holds true with
life insurance. Despite the efforts
of the Government to hold down
prices, living costs have increased
greatly. and an insurance estate
which might have been adequate
for the protection of a family five
years ago might fall far short of
its purpose today. For this reason,
a new evaluation of ones insurance
needs would seem to be in order.
Evening star., 1946-05-22
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
REFINED GENTLE Girl. 24,2s, to sht

REFINED GENTLE GIRL, 24-2S, to Sha re
Macarthur blvd. NV. $40 a month. Call
FURNISHED airy corner lzbedroom ear ean
3 persons, Living room, bath, kitchenette
Nv; SI25 sl. No pets; references please'
GIRL TO share convenient apartment with
st. Sc Oliver 1850. Ext. 264 weekdays.
settled couple preferred. No drinking
s 1870 "1sA HARVARD ST. N.w.-Livlng rm
bedrm., kitchen, bath, screened porch
Adults; in Protestant home 500. AID
1919 18th ST. Nw.-one room. large
kitchen, nicely furnished near streetcsrs;
Sla sla per Tk adults only o,,,,. room m
End floor. S42 so month twin beds
800 Biock ,4th ST. NM rooms.
sonal business ref 500 mo. BOX 3s-J'
BED LIVING RM, dressing rm., kit. bath;
ApaSste " Iocsted IAo s4s4 'ip Monroe st St. ne.
WILL slsaET June to Sept bsds, 49, fHf- HT
Plsnsd aoom das'tF SfqT0'P R apt wh mu3 os
sponsihle couple: no child, no pets nearb!
Vs s$%5 for peoio1 Boy es,} ss 5oSt Star no,
stall shower living rm., den, play rm
porch. OH 90-acre country estate. 15 m les;
a la carte restaurant service on premises
SH. 5553 -
GIRL-To share apt with 3 other girls
rent approximately S25. 10B Varnum st
NV Call IA. l496 evenings. pa
2149 CALIFORNIA ST. N,W-Furn 2
rm. apt. for couple, no children; retrlseIa a
tor; mr. stores and transp.; $40 wkly. plus
management OF house. NO. g732.
COLORED-1I3l ID ST. NE.-Woman will
share her apt. with another woman; ~ Tk
SSEQ
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

EMPLOYED YOUNG LADY desires l, or 2
room, kitchenette apartment. furnished
must be f9Rvenlsat nE s6sa to transportation up
SOLDIER. who makes artificial limbs. and
wife desire l, or 3 room furnished apart, art,
StfH SoHSs f aoPkNs PfSnssh tNiVERsir3 employees
need furnshsd or unfnrnishssd apts and an.
DISCHARGED 1t; eemdr and Army cap
tain, established Wash: newspapermen
unfurnished. in northwest only. MR..
HHNRoE EITS pupept 5a4, AS and other ss. .m
payes of sapts CO need
Apartment aat s' Tor rent phone MI $3.50, Ext
RMrloTf6 o1SH6ases esourLE desire permanent
1-bedroom apt, preferably unfurnshed
sfs sESr6k 6I ssR ARMY OFFICER q and wife. no
Children, no pets, desire furnished apart
ment for summer Can WI. s912. %
fulnished apartment in NV. or Virs,nis.
sINoK OFFICER sesR and Of yfs June 5sauEf m tn5n md
spR1SG Rex SoG visiaitv sar ouet cope
ment. sH. 49l4 any time 80
SETTLED. REFINED young couple, urgent-
ly need furnished or egl nnfurnished apsrt- Da
COUPLE. no children, no
pets, desire 2-bedroom nnfurnished apart
p69 pocrSs 81 ss aSp AT his Pa FAMILY need fnrn
g. gn Hnta!H Ronss Sss V '' sSO0 n'n'n'
MAJOR. wife and baby, desire to sublet
furnished apt. house: 3 mos. or longer;
EMPLOYED PROFESSIONAL couple, vet
eran, perm, quiet habits, desire 3-rm.
unfurn. apt; app. S45. MA. 4l35. Ext
NAVAL COMMANDER and wife require
two bedroom apartment. fairly near Navy
Yard, about June ] st for year, preferably
furnished: no children or pets: must be
quiet as officer will be attending an ad
Vanced naval school with considerable eve
ming studying Call CHI. 3772. 24'
NAVAL OFFICER, permanent duty, re-
ouires two bedroom house or apartment
for wife and two children; prefer suburban
800, Ext. 74s7s' 8 to 8. LIT. RATHJguN,
VETERAN AND WIFE desire unfurnished
apt Drop me a card at p o. Box 1888,
Washington 49, and let me talk it over
oVERSEAs VETERAN, now civil service.
wife, two boys, desire two-bedroom un-
furnished apartment. Arlington or NV
section preferred; maximum. 500 local
references. Elk. Ago, Ext. 3116. 9-5 m. {:
CHI. 4140 after 2 pm. 23'
RESPON. EMPL. gentle couple. nondrink-
ers, desire 2-3 rm., K. and b.; pref subur.:
will pay to $50. MA. 5000, Ext. 25s, 8
through s. IA
Evening star., 1946-05-22
ROOMS FURk.-korthwest. (cont. J

s aso tron rom sT 0sd sos single or dos
ble.,. GE. o7a3. Cali after Pm.
twin beds, semipriyste bath, $40 each.
IA sc o4g9 go ,,ys ,s1. We5steS $. ROokworm Ron
WESLEY mEIGHTs MANSION, 45ss Ma
Sem9 ns Dyq yqns bath sG and
shower. 3 exposures, expos overlookins beautiful
garden. Quiet comfortable. Wen ap-
Sgtbeo Sioo Garsge ''s and ,i' privste phone op-
:ias :pS cAETfoRNlA Lii ST. Nw.-Laree dou-
poe AEON f osS Ss!y hsA No sfs2 ss
bedroom; ladies', so week; windsews;
issie 1881 Xii" RITTENHousE ST. NV, - Double
ro0n shqwes bath no annied Sa5 phone
ao Ssa,sn. ssnd sainsP ST. SWsinse t'2 front room
Rs RsspoipH e peg sT vefk W4 aStsk
eonyenient sransp $40 week: :, IA: eas9;
ics;; SO xsek!y; EM; os5
IS fs4s 0I IRviNG sGf ST. T'A N.WNsaite suite of master
Dedrms., adjoining den and private bath.
Twin peus' eli u IaHsportatlon conNeulenI
gentlemen 500 per month. AID. 9O75.
CoLoRED-103s PARK RD.. several COM
Portable rooms for single and married
persons. 50 so and S. weekly AID. 1858
PARK ROAD HOUSING CO
COLORED ACME ROOM RENTING
AGENCY. 1927 llth st. nw.-We have
from 81 so to So per week per person
Gail weekdays. 9 m. 10 6 m, DU. 4021
CoLoRED-1Ies sth ST. N.w.-one ise
rm,, 3rd fl or 3 nice girls; S5 each
EX: ISIS after 6 -22
COLORED-lSs5 CALIFORNIA ST.-Two
girls 10 share room with another girl; So
wk. each near carline. Cau between 8
and ;, UU. 1851 -22
10 sbare rn Nth smothsr sirl win nedsi
S5 wkly; home privileges, no cooking Call
after : o M MI 1p:I5 -o3
Evening star., 1946-05-22
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE.

VETERANS VIII move you day or night;
white help also light hauling; insured
si5fS: .EfS. MOVING NJ n G. STORAGE co.-Loca!
nome no1 'Sn1 foa smalf If1 Il iioo W. w AS
6KDs t5k Sq Bunny eGRp M ke 'es es. of
day problems; packing. transports-
ton and storage; many years Of I,,n. sxpsri.
,aik i over Phone Il aass or Ii $3.50
vErERaS EEosi9' aovERs soS sG0m s new eauipmsnt
all white veteran help. EDDIE WHITE
,ns sr.ssonsS x sS
sfGi!2s RnLs aoviSG ! sPssta'ts AND TRASssFEn CO.
Insured free gay and mi night service; Il free
f,.Mhs DAsH1ELL fkANsFER. IRA ST HS ioeal moving gen
eral hauling, 50-mile radius; Cargo o- insuT- I
ssb sn9 ss5dsy Rsas a PE ss'l
:! Your IhRns BEST ST MoVK MOVE 'by BAYNE & scATEs
INC Veterans Of World Wars I and IL
moving R. pack,nE EH sna 4naa storage Phons 81
MOVING iSIIs AND 5-1 GENERAL HAULING, con-
tract and Job trash remoysl: Service q and
pTi9ss thst satisfy sly "a 4sg vii, move or
FOR MOVING and hsalins hhssoaIlins call THOMAS e9.
LIGHT I,fi = MOVING G JoBs-wnl make deliv-
cries OF any kind: nightwork specially;
AT YOUR SERVICE PARCEL DELIVERY
Moving, packing. storage, baggage. trunks,
parcel deliveries. veterans. RA. 5443.
NOTHING TO SELL But MY SERVICE
Light hauling by careful vet. with ref at
any time; DI; 3363 s ,o,, "a,
aud SATURDAYS CHI 1000. Ext. 3164 90
AND STORAGE, reasonable rates;
will accept your surplus furniture as part
MOVING & STORAGE CO, TIA, 2931. 23'
A. R. SMITH will do your, moving, in or
out of the city: reasonable prices. AD
q1a0 -
VETERAN with large stake body REQ truck
desires freight and produce he uling: relis-
BILE. Local or lons distance. Dl, 9S7 or
RA 534l -s3
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ROOMS WITH BoARD.

FOUNTAIN COURT. 364O 18th st. NV
Residences for men and women: quiet,
pleasant. countrylike surroundings; large,
sunny rooms, superior meals, select eli
entee: your own furnishings if desired;
bus. carlines. private parking Martha
Washington Seminary management; rate.
S45 mo up: 18th season. CO. 0294. 29'
III? NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NW:-New
H mpshire House. A few. vacancies for
girls in this popular guest house. rs
CARROLL SPRINGS INN, Forest Glen. Nd.
Double rooms and meals. SH. 692s.
351e 18th ST. NV Gentleman only:
bedroom. kitchen, semibath, single, S55.
GIRLS. several vacancies including, triple
rm. with running water. large closet, tele-
phone in rm,, meals every day includins
Sun, SLAUGHTER's, 1927 10th NV
near aen Dupont ,s!S CIRCLE, u no,,,,. ~ s2 ts;,.
Toem; giTIs; good e meals; s45i m55
to June 20, 1915: delicious meals room
service. Sunday meals included: conv.
transp.; $3.50 to S12 weekly. AID. 9352
ROOM AND BOARD in very nice home for
young girls; delicious food, attractive rms,
pleasant surroundings. 2013 Mass. ave.
10 1doI 18th 18th ST. Nw.-Large front room
for 3 girls; also single; switchboard: good
17s4 MASS. AVE. NV, "The oakmopt"-
Vacancy for young lady. Redecorated
large room, semiprivate bath. $44 month
THREE BOYS, 1915; private home: sams
IS summer camp. Vienna 34W-11.
Evening star., 1946-05-22
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

SPECIAI.-New low prices. Ken-L-Biskit.
So 75 per 90; Ken.L-Mesl: So. Is per 90:
60 es5iveEsd. 81. 4ssdl ss3i ARMAN FROSTED FOOD
cats week ,e., END Or Longer Clean sanitary
~ HOME Gofo for your your dogs Mo board
ing and grooming. Cocker spaniel puppies
G5sab fST sale. DELLWooD KENNELS, csa Fails
DOCS BOARDED-Newly const. kennels,
outdoor screened runWays. special rates
KRs Iee hwy
Rt 211, near Centerville, Fairfax II J-2.
COUNTRY BOARDING. sanitary kennels
special long-term rates. OAKMONT FARM
KENNELS Hobart 1868. Gaithersburg 251 =.
BoARDING-New, modern country ken
and, ana Defense hwy. See sign. Telephone
fRTE FRYis FOR Fof A GOOD HOME, choice of 3
healthy unusually pretty. extremely playful
MIN Tp sGHNATzER tGf male grown
fully registered, small. perfect type. Dis
RoFE RS51sHn 44 & deorsa In mlon aTe IA sSs Dog
COCKER sPANfEL, pnrebred, male. white
GERMAN aha Man PonfcE %Hc 1So DoGsMdst aS
only. 3o25 o st. NV. MI 1870. me2
COLLIE. named 'Lassie,' 15-mo -old fe-
9gH male ,IE eYcel for children; full blooded;
sIAMEsE KITTENS for sale, females.
husky home-raised pets, beautiful seal
points. excel. pedigree. oliver O427. -24
oughly suitable home, long haired. mixed
breed. 10 weeks old. OK. O539.
Evening star., 1946-05-22

WILL DECORATE your 2 OF. 3 bedroom
house or apt for privilege of renting 1t:
can offer exchange Of modern. SPACIOUS
l-bedroom apt. NV. IA. al70 after $50
A WASHINGTON apartment EXCHANGED for
q home in 81: LOUIS No 9o24 ,,,,,, -25
modern 3ia-room apt. for : or a room IN GiEI apI.
DE. Sl9i, after 5 pm. 70
WILL EXCHANGE large modern 2-bedroom
apt. SO, NV. for 2-bedroom bungalow or
WaSHINGToN- Los ANGELES-Lovely g.
room 3-bedroom house, for similar or ?
bedroom house or apt, L. A. area ABOUT
ARLINGToN FOR d. C.-3h rms. $50,
incl utl.. furn., unfurn for or ), rms
COTTON, RE. 600. Ext. 3736, 75o3o
WANTED EXCHANGE for similar sccomo-
dstions Toronto; large bedroom apart
ment GEORGETOWN. Tel HO. 25o5. 23'
EXCHANGE new two-bedroom apt; din
ing and living rooms. cross ventilation,
Southeast, S72 so, for one-beoroom apt
WASH. TO NEW YORK-Homeowner only.
If you want to live in n. Y for at least
year. I offer my fully furnished 6-room
tn apartment Box 205-E. Star. "a
WASHINGTON-CHIC have 2-bed-
room modern apartment; cool. light: Sto
rent 30 minutes from downtown Wash
ington. 10 exchange for bedroom apart
ment or house in Chicago. Union 1oss
Evening star., 1946-05-22
ROOMS WANTED.

REFINED YOUNG LADY, accepting EN-
ployment in Washington June 5. desires
room with congenial family. Board de-
sirable but not essential NV. section
preferred. Box 307 H, Star. -
COLLEGE GIRL graduate, age 81, wants
ROOM-APT., anything clean. c. G. ofticer.
wife and 3-year-old; to s weeks WO.
ROOM wANTED-Former Navy comdr de-
sires single rm., convenient to Navy Dept;
out of town all week ends. Apply Box
lo9-B. Star. -22
WOMAN, employed, settled, wishes COM
Portable sleeping room with breakfast or
room and board; must be near Bladensburg
rd. ne, available June !. Cali WA. $500.
Ext >, between $40 an and Pm Pm -
apt. with pvt. ent. and bath, for studIous
REFINED PROFESSIONAL LADY desires
furn. ROOM small no objection. conv. Mt.
Pleasant carline. Box sS-J, Star.
VETERAN COUPLE. child l year, perma-
nent civil service. desires 1.bedroom apt,
ouIET, REFINED YOUNG COUPLE wishes
Ice furn. rm., pvt, bath pref, within
blks area 18th and Colo ave. GE 034S;
ROOM with private bath, breakfast and
dinner. or small furn apt. In pvt; gentlle
home, by refined perm. business girl: NV.
preferred; Box S3-J. Star. ~.
QUIET MAN wants perm. large single nm,
transp. Give location, description, price.
GENTLEMAN. single. ex-lieutensnt, Gov
ernment attorney. desires apt. or room.
NV preference, N. H. or Mass. ave, Du-
pont Circle; references. D1. S1o5 alter
Evening star., 1946-05-22
HOUSES FURNISHED

SIMMER shrnnab Rental ,.trm ttrIinston ,p lyme
maids rm and bath in bsmt: screened
porch; wooded lot: air Cond; adults; 5000
g pm -22
WE HAVE A NUMBER of most attractive
houses available for the summer. in
GEORGETOWN, downtown sections and Cieve-
land Park; arranging in price from S150
TO s. 80 monthly. LAURA HARLAN h CO.,
l295 Gnn lgth h o st nv; ma 4Q3i ~
living room, dining room, kitchen, four
bedroomS, baths. nreplaces. garden. gas
De 305o
NEAR LIBRARY OF CONGRESS and Cap
itol, se.-R-room row brick permanent
adults: Tyr. lease from June 18th. $50
mo; house spotless and in perfect condi-
ton MRS. CLYDE c. DUNNINGTON WI.
1635
BEAUTIFUL HOME rooms. 2 baths ga.
rage, oil heat vicinity 18th and Park rd 4
rent. S225 Box 4hl C Star q