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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-18
BATH ANNIvERSARY OF GIRL SCOUTING iS
 OBSERvED MARCH F

Juneau Girl Scouts and their par ents may not know that Mrs. Juliette Low, the founder of Girl Scouts in the United States started with a group of eight girls in Savannah, Georgia, in 1912 Through her tire less energy and boundless enthus- iasm her wish for world confer ence to be held in the United States materialized in 1926.
 Delegates from 26 countries gath cred at Camp Edith Macy, the na- tional training school for Girl Scout leaders, at Pleasantville, New York. At the opening of the conference, Camp Edith Macy was dedicated by ! lighting World Campfire, on which each delegate laid fagot, telling what her country had contributed 7. to the welfare of the world.
 i At the end of 1945 the Girl Scout population in the United States numbered 1,145,259. At present there are 187 registered Girl Scouts in the Juneau Douglas area including Brownie, Intermediate and the Sen for Troops. The Brownie Scout pro- gram is for girls from seven to 10 years of age; the Intermediate Girl Scout program for girls from 10 through IA; and the Senior Girl Scout program for girls who are ir senior high school or from IS to le years of age.
 The 34th birthday of Girl Scouts was on March 12 of this year.
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Like American Girl Scouts else where, girls of the Juneau-Douglas troops are planning to assume close contacts with Girl Scouts and Girl Guides in other lands. through for nation of an International Friend ship troop, according to Mrs. Hugh Antrim, local International Chair man of the Girl Scouts.
 Through formation of such a troop IS developed by the national scout ing organization, peacetime contacts with girls of similar aims and ages in 45 foreign countries will again be possible, 1t is explained.
 Under the plan troop in this country may select a country abroad where the members hope to find a sister" troop of Guides or Scouts. whereupon contact arrangements will be made by the national program division.
 Once contact is established, the
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international Good WilI Important New projed
 In Girl Scout Activities

two troops will study each others country, establish regular corre- spondence and exchange small gifts. They may even decide to work on similar projects in troop meetings
 Ultimate Goal
 With an ultimate goal of actually meeting when travel becomes easier and less expensive, in the meantime the girls will be preparing them selves for international understand ing and through the development of long distance friendships, become emissaries of continuing good will, Mrs. Antrim explained.
 When a Juneau or Douglas girl becomes Girl Scout, she is not only a member of local troop, but is a member of a world organization as well-one that is again becoming active in 45 countries of the world" Mrs. Antrim declared.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-18
DOUGLAS
 VIEWS
HELEN IsAAK IGNORED

At the Douglas Senior Con- mencement exercises Thursday eve- ming, Miss Helen Isaak was re- warded with several honors.
 AS the School Validictorian for 1946, she held the highest marks throughout the year, and was also voted the outstanding senior of the year, because of her whole hearted efforts in school activities. As rewards for her efforts, she was presented with two year Scholar ship at the University of Alaska. Her name will be engraved on the School Honor Plaque as outstand- ing student, and she also receives years subscription to the Read CTS Digest For having earned her three School Letters, she is also en- titled to Sweater, which will be presented by the School Board. Lucille Marie Goetz was awarded the honor of Outstanding Senior of the year in Physical Education &C., tivities and her name will be en- graved on the PIE. Cup which is awarded by the Woman's Club.
 Curtis Bach, Dick Mccormick and Louis Bennett were each giv- en awards for outstanding basket ball activities for 1946.
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MRS. 0N5T0TT I5DIRE(T0R0F SCOUT CAMP
Experienced Leader En- gagged for Girls af Sum-
 mer Enedmpment

Mrs. Ernest M. Onstott of War ren, Ohio, has been employed as director of the Girl Scout encamp- ment at Eagle River it was an- nounced today by Mrs. Scott L. Mur- phy, Commissioner of the Juneau Douglas Girl Scout Council.
 Mrs. Onstott comes to the Gas tineau Channel with excellent re- ferences and wide experience. She is a graduate of the Trumbull Nor mal School at Warren, Ohio, and the University of Ohio at Athens with major in physical education.
 Mrs. Onstott has been employed as a physical education instructor and has had additional employment, both volunteer and paid in various phases of camping. She has served as unit leader at Camp Barree, Pa, specialist at Camp Ann Bailey in West Virginia and was assistant director at the Shenango Valley Girl Scout Camp, and has served as a leader, troop committee member, council member, camp counselor and volunteer supervisor She has given numerous courses in leader training and in program direction. Additional training has included courses in vol unteer supervision. basic and ad- vanced out : of door and nature study as well as training in tramping and trailing and as a counselor.
 Directs Many Activities
 Mrs. Onstott has had first aid training and can direct the activities in arts and crafts, campcraft and pioneering, boating, dramatics, arch. cry, folk dancing, games and sports, music, song leading. nature study, photography and swimming.
 At the present time she is em- ployed as volunteer supervisor of the Warren, Ohio. Scout Council
 Miss Harriet Vernon, camp ad- visor of the Pacific Northwest Re- zion XI states that T feel that Mrs. Onstott is very capable. She has ar excellent knowledge of the Girl Scout program"
 Mrs Onstott will arrive few days before the opening of the summer camp so that she may contact lead CTS and camp committee members.
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RAINBOW GIRLS WILL
 MEET THIS EVENING

The Greer of Rainbow Girls twill meet tonight at 730 o'clock ifi the Scottish Rite Temple, with initia- tory work to be conducted by Miss Patte Davis, Worthy Advisor, ac- cording to an announcement by Mrs. Glenn Oakes, Mother Advisor.
 All members are urged to be pres ent, promptly at opening time for the meeting
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-18
TWO COUPLES WE'D

Two wedding ceremonies were performed by U. s. Commissioner Felix Gray late yesterday. A ser vice at his home in Douglas last evening united well-known Douglas couple: Ethel Lacy and Ely Joseph Post. Attendants were William R. Weir and Fred J. Weir,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-18
PHOTOGRAPHER RELEASED

Thomas Kirkland, Tacoma pho- tographer and commercial artist charged with disorderly conduct aboard Fish and Wildlife Service vessel at Hawk Inlet on May 8, yesterday afternoon was released from Federal jail here upon com- pletion of a nine-day retroactive
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brothers of the bride, and Kay Hulk.
 At an afternoon ceremony per- formed in his Juneau office, Com missioner Gray married Elsie Mae Kasko and Percy J. Hunter, both of Juneau. Attending the couple were Gewasio Igtandor and Mrs. Andres Cadiente.
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sentence imposed by U. S. Commits sioner Felix Gray Kirkland plead- ed guilty.
 He was guest aboard the vessel for the purpose of taking wildlife pictures when the incident leading to his arrest occurred.
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EMBLEM CLUB WILL HOLD SOCIAL MEET
 TUESDAY EVENING

The Emblem Club will meet Tues day, May q, rather than Thursday, the regular meeting night, in order not to conflict with the graduation exercises, it has been announced
 There will be initiation of new members, to be followed by the regu- lar social hour. Members are urged to remember the change in date for this one meeting, and good at tendance is anticipated.
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first trip outside in seven years aboard the Princess Louise. He will visit in California and Washington with his wife and daughter and friends for two months. Mrs. Ca- hill and daughter Doris, will &C., company him home in July.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-18

HAWKING - The Governments Central News Agency, in Tientsin dispatch, today reported that two U. s. Marines were among seven persons wounded and that two pas sengers were killed when their train was fired upon mistakenly by U. S. Marine Guards.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-18
IN ON LOUISE

MT. and Mrs Walter Pettijohn, arrived Tuesday on the Princess Louise, from Seattle accompanied by Marcia and Ruth Haughtaling, their granddaughters.
 They will make their home here for the summer with tbeir daugh- ter and son-in-law Mir. and Mrs. Lee E. Haughtaling.
 WENDELL CAHILL LEAVES
 yTa,,Iall Coh,1i sc x~xai-;,.- l..
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GIRL SCOUT, COURT AWARDS

The Girl Scout Court of Awards will be held Sunday at pm. ih the Elks Hall in Juneau. Douglas Scouts will take the TAO bus ac- cording to Scout Leader Mrs. Mark Jensen. All parents and friends of the Scouts are invited to attend the affair and there will be light refreshments.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-18

Empire Want Ads bring resultsl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-05-18

PHILADELPHIA-For the second time since it was established in 1929, the Philadelphia Inquirer failed to publish today as strike of the city's newspaper delivery truck drivers entered it's third day. Stereotypers refused to cross picket lines today.
Evening star., 1946-11-24

Don't you to make certain they'll be all rght?"
'Wel then won't you pay dollars every week for
daughters support"
Eyes, that's okay"
When, as so often happens when moves out of
Queens jurisdiction the support payments get smaller or
cease to arrive ALL Lamb dispatches arrears letter.
These notes. politely brisk treat the matter as business
affair Lamb cites dates and amounts points out the total
owed and closes Trusting may hear from at an early
date"
Lots Of Pan Mail
The closest he comes showing the iron hand in the velvet
glove when he reminds the deserter of the indictment still
active against him by saying Failure to meet this oblga-
ton will compel this office to take drastic action
Lambs poteness pays dividends operation and good
will from the very men he duns His files contain dozens of
from husbands expressing appreciation for the way he
handled their case.
ALLOW me to express my feelings of gratitude for
patience kindness and fairness" wrote You may rest
assured will follow your advice without question, not
representative of the law that forces but who COM
pels am enclosing money order. >"
Some ask Lamb to arrange reconciliation But
unless the case unusual he has little faith in such attempts
One thing I've learned that love flies out the window
when tries to get man locked Lamb declares
Though Lamb prefers collecting detecting he has proven
himself to be manhunter of ability. At regular
intervals he makes areawde tours to bring back for trial
who fail to maintain support payments Cases have taken
him as far as Panama and the wds of Northern Canada.
The Canadian incident of Lambs most fam
tastc adventures. father of three children had de-
serted wife and family and all efforts to trace him
failed One day. when the wife visited Lambs Office she hap
pened to mention that her husband had for treated
his legs with an Indian herb medicine
Learning from the label empty jar that was local
product Lamb canvassed all wholesale dicasupply firms
uo uuhic
Evening star., 1946-11-24
That's when George Lamb, one of the
worlds strangest cops, goes into action.
He's a truant officer for erring fathers

OF tne WOfiQ OOOeSt - Aio'
~ who has tracked down than 600 runaway fathers
with the chief objective of keeping them out of prison.
Last spring. for instance Lamb went to California carry
ing warrants the of % fathers who had failed to
maintain dependency payments He regretted that he was
forced bring back ii for prosecution He was much nap
pier fact that he had cad thousands OF dollars
out of the others for immediate payment to their families
and had arranged for continuing payments totalng about
$4,000 year.
Lamb for 80 years head of the Queens County, NJ T..
Abandonment Bureau collects $4,000 year for abandoned
wives and children of his metropolitan county
Under New York law man who abandons his child
must contribute to support until it is l6 old
Failure do this result in felony indictment
Lambs theory is that putting man IN prison. wnere nc
can't any money harder the incomeess family tnan
on the deserer So instead of pressing for quick ai ana
conviction he tries to get the defendant to agree 10 pay
certain sum toward his amilys support In return Lamp
arranges for an indefinite posponement of the case Inc
Indictment however remains in force and hangs as an ever
present threat over his head. 49,
As Lamb says, The minute they stop paying DOOM!
Hes Cot Routine
LAMB is proud of the agreement forms he designed tor use
in these situations He figures they have saved the people OF
New York millions dollars which otherwise would nave gone
for public support of abandoned families
The 59-yearod detective standard psycnooglcai
technique on men indicted TOR non-suppoft I" se' o D
the "yes" frame of mind . =,
you think your wife caused all the trouble don't your!
Lamb asks.
Yes"
But you still love your chdren?"
Evening star., 1946-07-10

! large lot, 70x
IL heat. custom
ID concrete and
araReS; one OF
ear Brightwood
(: $4,000 down.
2556, YOUNG
Evening star., 1946-07-10
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

no YOU. want to sell? We have buyers
With Sssh List With u.s. free appraisals
and and sI sses ee YouNa aRa ufaay PAs1ok 5 i$s
ysEmeas We sAs 2;Ei SELL your BUSINESS quickly.
HAMMOND q co. Decatur 2O02. Real
tors and Business Brokers. -l5
Carrying fne new Stock radios, a0R Resters sters.
records, etc; long lease and very low rent
for location: commands D. c. and Virginia:
Mr. Ms sRsppe 81 SSs5 0fsFea for an cs de
seIz ts ssss t. eIms s. BScR5 pca Siol
BIflnszf Essen NIL st and st
gross income e' quoted 500 w week; W has asAs1 ali
NECESSARY r, equipment Price Ssi,, $4,000; in
FOR sALE--Active or inactive u interest
in h9Sk and ready
100000 annual volume; annual net, $780,
900. Priced for immediate sale at $50, 900
Reply, giving name, address and telephone
FgRNfsHEp Room BUSINESS for Sale;
white reliable roomers. Call after pm
RooMiSG HOUSE. Conn. ave-. nr. DUPONT
Circle-18 rooms, baths; oil heat; rent
on res apsf snd pus IN AM
on first foor Price, s1a .ooo; terms. sPr IsEn sp,
WIN L. ELLIS, Long Est. Rooming House
Broker, 1o1o Vermont ave.. RIM. 217. RE
wANTED-2nd-comme bldg. between
600 to 1000 50, #. for rent or sale; suitable
for light machine shop; Georgetown Il
Rosslyn preferred. SH. 248S I4s
TAVERN-LIQUOR. on and off sale; out
Standing corner location, doing excellent
business; seating capacity. 400; large park
ing area; .10-year lease, low rent; large
liquor stock; priced to SELL A. H. BACAS,
Realtor and Business Broker, lila H st
Avs DI. 6234-6235
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESSES WANTED = Grocery stores
gas stations, delicatessens. hardware stores
goa g no snops gse osouS sara shoDf pN Tha r. hs
Lons-Est. Broker. 1910 Vermont ave, RIM
3 GUEST HOMES, vicinity Dupont Circle
yrs; splendid monthly income; no slack
s p4ovens addona meals ry snd
tastefully furn. throughout. newly papered
I,, and DECORATED; mod, equip. Free Of debt ;.
price M to- to reliable e' party. Refs. reauired.
NO. 4095 between 10 am. and IL noon.
TAVERN, GAS STATION, restaurant Has
8 apts; building 4 years old; 2 acres OF
ground on No. l highway, south of Alex.
andria; @ bus stop in front of store. Priced
about 81 900 net weekly No better Io;
,,ation close to Washington, p; G; EDWIN
Room mLIIs' a1s Be PEokef; SI4o 1910 Vermont Aye
sTpERMARkEATi. 0 seif-service; Elf large Store
2 walk-in refrigerators, s, display cases
store of % DOING sG0s 0easieRP 1seP
Really R Fs9fs Co. sRHs'aa's RE sss
WANTED, real estate broker as partner
to execute rather than create plans: nc
investment necessary. have facilities: very
inaeresting s1 Ing proposition Write fully. Bon
IL ROOMS. ga baths, coal h.-w heat
completely and nicely furnished: on 2Ist
st. nsa nsar s6n, Conn aye nv priced to sci
2555. YOUNG e. PASTOR.
STOP. READ. ACT-Should be sold to the
first one who looks at IT, Lunch, soft
rent. S225; income quoted. S3, 800 monthly
Open days. closed Sundays. It's your.
for So 500, no balance. Call EX 2555.
S125: heat free: income quoted over S.,
800 month. should be increased: al
lmost asking price OF $1,000 want,
$1,000 down. Call EX 1855, YOUNG 4
PASTOR, 1929 Vermont ave.
Evening star., 1946-07-10
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE,

TIRES t3) brand-new Kelly-Springfeld.
four, ply: reasonable prices; 7o0x16., WI.
tricycle. in excel. cond. prewar; SIS.
ITRRoMBoNEs-Used King. $3.50; new
National 1928. JORDAN PIANO CO, 1oI5
IkgMrET Martin in msss seo in sses!A sen- sss
TYPEWRITER, Remington noiseless. stand
ard size; reasonable. Call MR.. WOLMAN.
TYPEWRITER Remington portable 4
TYPEWRfTER, new Underwood, s1s7; in
eyding ybE syg Iaz X "a 9s 19s4 -. III
evenings and Sunday. AT. 1880. 15.,
e de soS "Se BE pE ssss
nsyS fsssonfS s % So:
'TYPEWRiiThEsR, Corona, portable. lssa;
sewing sstag cbat maeh,ns WHIT sFeade s15
TYPEWRITERs-Used reeconditioned late
Ss,'x SSss
2i f2PEwsiTEk VIZ 4! Z kEnTAI SERVICE, 5lls
VACUUM CLEANER, westinshouse. in good
s4nstRa VasGa shsa2 RfSne Guesa GH s4's new
asSf sp0s fEfaRss ii se1o
sstspea, ss-eoraed PARK AVE vESE.
91AE1aN HIAN fasfP bfsDs GS gS eu;sanm.ae nsa5
e afssiS F5f RE2BR5 S2B
vENEffiAN Blinds, custom built. wood,
steel. plastic or aluminium; guaranteed.
vToL1Ss yTea sssmse Ts Re 3Sa4 Se m
Tel. CHI 0os4 ''Ne'' --'''' oa'e'' Si' eS'N'
WARDROBE. naval ofhcer's. for sale. blues.
sh sa44 and days saD DS 4soo s
WAsHING n2is HING MACHINE, Asc with pump:
good running condition; 500. Also West
inshonse R.T9s enG eeetrie Soaster $50. De gS9ai
WATEk Mcoe coolEKs s aH BRAND nA new
'ei cENTER 5ns ION Gsai. st. NV.
WATER nas HEATER. Pittsburgh. and 3o-gai-
tion; reasonable. Mr.. BENNETT. Me.
WATER HEATERs-1oe allowance for
your old heater on any 20. 80 or 40 gal
auto hot-water heater. to 3 yr,, guar
WIN finance # desired. DAY BROS. i4oo1
WATER ~ HEATERs-1mmediate delivery; liver
all ,opA ceiling prices. STANDARD TIRE
and BATTERY CO., 10th and H sts. ne.
Open Fri and Sat. until pm. IL. 1883,
LII. S14I lib
WATER HEATERS, gas, prewar. all sizes.
Water Heater Specialists for 80 Years"
JOHN G. WEBSTER. All heaters on dis
play at 627 F st NV. Ma. Al SO, WO. 2220
CHOICE SEASONED sawed, split hard
wood, 500 oak, small quantity Cau W.
62O5; summer prices, $50 generous cord
AMERICAN DOLLARS offered for your
camera, movie equipment. photo supplies
BRENNER. 933 Pa. ave. NV. RE. 2434.
PRACTICALLY NEW inner-spring studio
couch, 500. Ii. 549S between . and
& pm. -12
USED VI TRANSFER CASES and Rem
brand file folders. TELEPHONE EX 0s46 I2s
Evening star., 1946-07-10
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ASPHALT AND CONCRETE construction
g SEXsEass H9f eo sH e16o HARPER
ASPHALT DRIVEwAYs. Country roads and
koADs PAvfNG CONTRACTOR, Gf. 5s4a.
CEMENT WORK. stone walls, fagstone
pporeheS ,1r6c, and walks' Sehimneys. tlreplaees.
coSsTRucTING iT driTeRays sand and wal Waikways
coN x6 asPRa AVS v seHeEee o 81
1R1yEwAYS,, Sa S, 'rsSa rstaininr walls. concrete
Sxs R2sshss : 7R5 W6ob ssSsePs Wo sss9 sek Call cq5E
DRIvEWAYS, black top specialists, con-
crete macadam fagstone walks. stone
FLOORS sANDED, refnished: old floors
mafs ae~ NO Dhf rise mefhanf m pfe
fIooR fI 5oS SERVICE, nothing but the ioe oest
aat sanaRs Braas sss
ING coNTRAcToRs, INC. 1872 Wiscon-
rarSTIsG Pa sTf Nc AND iSl5 l55EcoRAr1Se-4o years
at making, homes brighter. For unexcelled
1c hs At UcAg s Emerson atas cs a
PAINTiNG. 'iSis DRcoRATINS, papering, floor
refnishing, roof repairs, waterproofing;
as etabshed shed 1879 Se ehsERF fhss
PAINTlNG, interior and exterior; turn
your painting problems over to us; our ex-
pert experience and knowledge about paint;
workmanship, Call GE. 3544 for. free
estimates, and consultation. L.
REMODEL, mocernIze your home now;
terms: free estimate. NATIONAL. install
IATION CO.. $500 Wis. ave WI 1900
ROOF REPAIRING. gutter spouting. ano
roof painting: free estimates. PAYNE'S
soRENG seSEEN y6GR S6 foRcH Psi ai2s While have IN ma.
terials: repairing and remodeling in the
fall. Phone 81. 3942 ewes except Friday
and Saturday. W. 2, TAYLOR, Contractor
IN VA. AND WASH. call PATTERSON
CAULFIELD CORP. for Johns Manviile
roofing and siding, ALSO storm windows.
STONE WoRK-All types of stone ma
sonry, retaining walls, fagstone walks and
terraces, concrete finishing add strength
beauty and comfort to your frame house
mates without obligation; employ masons
with many years experience. Taylor 11l2
OLD DOMINION CONTRACTING CO., Gil
0211-Call US for roofing, siding, painting
cutters, insulation, remodelina Terms
Soliciting Virginia work exclusively. 20'
Evening star., 1946-07-10
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT,

TANDEM ROLLER MOBILE-21z-ton
power roller with operator delivered to
your job. Call WI 1888 Ia
SHOVEL, truck crane. back hoe. fast ex-
cavation of bsmts., hosting. trenching,
SteeI setting, concrete pouring. OIL. 1885.
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO. 622 E st. NV. National
4O94
FANS AND AIR CIRCULAToRs. quiet run
ming. large and small sizes; SO per mo-
up. z. o. LIKENS, OIL 2234 Ill
Evening star., 1946-07-10
BARBER SHOI

SHOP. rent $50. Swear lease
uoted, $3.50 wk; l-rm. and bath
e only $3.50; all modern equip
r. SEELYE, 1400 L ST. NV, DI.
Evening star., 1946-04-22

AETNA MOVING d STORAGE CO.-Local
non. non loo too small. IL II Ipoo' 90 zoo 'Afs' 'h'
4REn1 ARE YqT MoXISG? ~ SG2p Let the RETURN
moving day problems; packing. transporta-
tion and storage; many years of expert
ence haye made US specialists in handling
talk it over. Phone Ii 1884 or Ii. $3.50
418 Florida ave. ne. Room 216,
THOMPS0N'S TRASH SERVICE. RE
& w TRANSFER CO.. a veterans organ
ization-van and light transfer service;
responsible white help; cargo insur.; eve
nina, Jobs, accepted; contract hauling in
VETERAN, just out of the service. will
move or haul anything, night or day: no
job too big or too small. EARL. DI. 42SS.
AT YOUR SERVICE PARCEL DELIVERY.
Light furniture hauling, baggage, trunk
and parcel delivery. Veterans. RA 5443.
MOVING AND GENERAL HAULING, con-
tract and job trash removal: service and
prices that satisfy. IA. 1892. -25
VETERAN. starting business, will move you
hauling a speciality. GE. 4651. 2'
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates.
We will take your surplus furniture as part
MOVING q STORAGE co, ia. 2937. 22'
YOUR BEST MOVE (by BAYNE g. SCATES,
INC. THE best moving job possible by ca
pable and courteous moving men; insured,
fireproof storage facilities. Phone Sligo
2717; nights. EN-. 1858. %"
GENERAL HAULING AND MOVING; quick
service. Call EX 69s3. 241
Evening star., 1946-04-22
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

WILL EXCHANGE a 5-rm. house at
Arlington for a house or apt. in Fred
ericksburg, Va Phone CHI Ol9l -
3-BEDRM. HSE. for 4-bedrm. nse.-Wes-
ley Heights house wanted: will also con-
sieer other restricted NV. sections in
d. c. Want to exchange Ordway nr. 34th
ST. house, detached white brick, on lot 50x
175. entrance hall, living room. dining
rm.. den, kitchen. recreation rm,. laundry
rm., maids rm, maids bath, 3 bedrooms.
= baths; full storage attic detached lear
garage enclosed yard; s years old; oil
heat; condition immaculate: convenient
Conn ave. transportation. shopping,
schools. Wesley Hts. house must be equiv
alent in every respect. but must have 4
bedrms. and ia baths. Write Box 492-V,
Star. No brokers.
EXCHANGE ;}-bedrm. hse.. Haddonheld. N.
J.. suburb Phila. for 3-4bedrm. hse. in
NV. Wash, D. c., Nd, or Va. Tele. EX,
EXCHANGE beautiful 2-bedroom unfur-
similar or small house in New York City
; ROOMS 1 AND T,I pINTITE. E.g tn5n or unturn;:
more in N. Y. c. Box Sic. Star. pa
MY 3-BEDRM HOUSE. furnished, in Los
Angeles area, in exchange for similar aC-
comnodation, within 20 miles Washington.
Box CSC. Star. 23*
2Ha-bedroom house for
rental similar house or apartment in or
WASHINGTON PHILADELPHIA - Ex-
change 3-bedrm. detached house in NV.
for similar in Chestnut Hills, Montgomery
County section. EN-. S507. -2S