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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-09-12
Enrolment i'm Business Courses
Continues to Show Marked
Increase
All Modern Foreign Languages
Dropped from Curriculum
This Year

With modern foreign languages
dropped from the Bluffton High
school curriculum for the third sue
cessive year because of lack of stu
dent interest, commercial and man.
ual training studies continued to
grow in favor with senior high
classes, Supt. Ralph Lanham re-
ported this week.
Only foreign language remaining
in the school curriculum is Latin.
No modern foreign languages have
been offered for three years. Last
spring a French class was offered to
students for 1916 registration, but
only three students were interested
and the class was dropped.
A continuing trend toward COM
mercial subjects finds a general in
crease of 1890 in students registered
in that department this fall. Eighty
two students are in five commercial
classes, in comparison with 90 for
the 1945-46 term.
Shorthand shows the principal
gain in student favor this fall, with
SO taking the course presented to
only four last year.
INDUSTRIAL ARTS POPULAR
Industrial arts, offered this fall
as full-time department since loss
of a teacher early in the war forced
it's discontinuance for three terms,
finds 72 high school students regis
tered for manual training and draft
ing. In addition there are 32 indus
trial arts students from the seventh
and eighth grades.
In four high school industrial arts
classes there are So students, and
10 others are enrolled for mechan-
ical drawing.
Heaviest loss in students was suf-
fered in the vocational agriculture
department, which dropped % pei
cent, from an enrolment of % last
fall, to II this year.
Social science courses fell off eight
| per cent in enrolment, from 142 tc
1872. Glasses in science showed lit.
tie change, with 10 students this
year and los last September.
There are 81 students in mathe-
mates courses (85 last year,; "a ir
home economics (33 last year) and
% in Latin (28 last year in Latin
III.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-09-12
IINEUPS RETURN
TO MEAT MARKETS
With OPA CONTROL
Meat Situation Is Familiar, with
Closed Markets and Limited
Selections
Market Butchering Quotas Cut
Drastically, But Even That
Little Unavailable

Lineups returned to Bluffton meat
counters this week, purchasers no
longer have the choice of cuts they
would like to buy, and markets ex-
pect soon to be closing their doors
nearly half the time as OPA con-
troll of meat prices went back into
effect.
1t was a familiar picture to shop
pers, reminding them of the hectic
months of scrambling for meat which
Immediately preceded the "feast of
plenty that started in July when
OPA price cealings were discontin-
ued for an all too short 10-weeks
period.
Meat market operators say they
cannot possibly obtain enough meat
to remain open all the time, and
they will be forced to close their
doors whenever shortages occur.
QUOTAS RETURN
With the return of OPA price
control, the markets again are On a
monthly quota basis, and are per-
mitted to butcher only 10 per cent
of the pork killed in June, 1914,
and 80 per cent of the beef and calf
allotment for the same year.
During July and August when re-
strictions were removed roughly
twice that amount of meat was sold
by the two local markets.
However, operators said that
markets cannot be sure of obtaining
even the quota allotments in the
weeks Immediately ahead, for farm
ers sold practically all the livestock
they had preceding the return of
OPA control, and cattle and hogs
simply are not available on most
farms.
MARKETS OPEN SATURDAY
Both markets, however, are plan
ming to set aside sizable percent
age of their limited meat supplies
for Saturday morning trade, and a
resumption of early Saturday crowds
can be expected in the business dis
trict. How long the markets can
operate on Saturday will depend en-
tirely on how quickly their supplies
of meat are exhausted.
In preparation for the meat
shortage that everyone had antici-
pated, locker patrons were busy fill
ing their frozen food compartments
with meat last week. Restaurants
stocked up as much as facilities
would permit, and the pinch prob
ably will not Immediately be felt
by those who eat out.
Meat packing houses are closing
throughout the country in the face
of the livestock shortage, and the
national supply of meat is expected
by some sources to drop as low as
20 per cent of normal.
At least two months of severely
restricted meat supply are expected
before a noticeable improvement will
be reflected in the movement of
livestock to market, and even then
the anticipated supply will not re-
turn to normal.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-09-12
Local Man Heads
Field Crop DriUe

II. B. Marshall, Bluffton, and d.
C. Campbell, Columbus Grove, will
head the Allen county campaign for
the Ohio field crop improvement
fund, to finance a program of re-
search and education aimed at devel-
oping superior strains of Ohio field
crops.
In Hancock county, co-chairmen
of the drive are Ernest S. Krauss
and Tell Thompson, both of Findlay.
Hardin county chairmen are O. c.
Powell, Ada, and Herbert Crane,
Kenton.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-09-12
Cement BLOCK co.
is ERECTING new
PLANT STRUCTURE
Industry Will Enter New Field
With Completion of Building
In October
Cement Block Co. Has Incorpor
ated Preparatory to Making
New Type Brick Blocks

Preparatory to entering a new
field in the building construction in
dustry, the Bluffton Cement Block
Co. is erecting a new factory build
ing on the site of the former Cal Bal
mer sawmill and expects to be in op-
Grafton in the structure next month.
A brick-block with natural brick
color, made by new process from
cement and limestone, will be manu-
factured by the firm in the plant.
In launching the community's first
postwar industrial expansion pro-
gram, the business formerly owned
Continued on page q
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-09-12
EUdngelistiic Services
viii Close On Sunday

Two weeks of special services con-
Quoted by the Walker and Pike
evangelistic party at the Missionary
church will close Sunday night.
Rev. Walker has announced the
following topics:
Wednesday, The future punish
ment of the wicked; Thursday, Does
the Bible teach annihilation?; Fri
day, He'll and who are going there
Services at 7:30 p. m. No Satur-
day service.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-09-12
Former BIuftOn Man
At Findldy College

Prof. Clifford Roger, music in
structor for Bluffton college and the
Bluffton public school system about
20 years ago, has been employed as
head of the music department at
Findlay college.
Prof. Royer comes to Findlay this
fall from Evansville college, Swans
vile, Ind, where he was head OF the
voice department and choir director
Prof. Royer followed G. A. Leh-
man as head of Bluffton colleges
music department back in the
"twenties," but remained here only
one year.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-09-12
Instructor In Art
In Medina Schools

Paul Soldner, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. T. Soldner of Cherry street left
the first of the week for Medina
where he has accepted a position as
assistant instructor in art in the
Medina county schools. Soldner, a
returned war veteran, was gradual
ed last spring from Bluffton college.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-09-12
Protect Tomatoes
From, Late Blight

Ohio tomatoes should be protected
from late blight by applications of
fixed copper applied either as dust
or as spray. The dust can be made
by mixing IA pounds of per cent
fixed copper dust with IS pounds of
filler. The spray is combination of
4 pounds of SO per cent metallic cop
per with 100 gallons of water. If to-
mato fruits show rotten spots caused
by blight, an $500 Bordeaux mix
ture should be used. Applications
must be frequent and thorough.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-09-12
In New Locations

Woodrow Little and family are oc-
cupying their home on south Main
street recently purchased from VIM.
Lahman. The residence on the r.
L. Triplett farm northwest of town
which they vacated will be occupied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Ropp Triplett who
are expected here this Wednesday
after ten days wedding trip in the
Adirondack region in northern New
York state.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-09-12
Real Estate Deals

The Mrs. Ida Lehman farm near
Beaverdam has been purchased by
Harvey Suter of Col. Grove. Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Haas and family
are occupying the place.
The Mrs. Rachel Shatto property
on Washington street has been sold
to Herman Steiner of Lima. Mr..
and Mrs. Shatto will move to Lima
and the property will be occupied by
the Steiner family. Both deals were
handled by Mrs. II. w. Althaus.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-09-12
Warren Reelected
Director Of Fair

Clyde Warren, of Orange town
ship, was reelected a director of
the Hancock county fair board at a
meeting of the Hancock County Ag-
riculture Society last week.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-09-12
House Is MOUed On
Lot In NeIU Addition

Walter King has moved a house
from southeast of Bluffton to his
lots in the Fred Mueller addition on
East Jefferson street. The house is
now being fitted up for occupancy.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1946-09-12
NeIU DUelling Being
Built On Elm Street

Mrs. Gerald ,Tripplehorn has start
ed construction of dwelling on her
lot in the Berryhill addition on
West Elm street.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-28

Alive contours! Featuring the
trench sleeves wide wide shoulders aperng SLIM slim waists 1000
all that detailing Of this tailoring Cardigan
and eechng buttons Soft dress
particular Mems
Finished carefully fitted
Evening star., 1946-12-04
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. G.
WEDNESDAY, pscEMBER 4, ls1.
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED.

2Ist AND r sTS. N.W.-Corner home; 1st
d., lge living room. dining room. entrance
bss S,sr snd nd auea FL and
s:isi BIZ 5ssSSss & f;,' sH sss:ssis
!ssaa cps sSS ySs p.T very month"; sRae,aSgu5Y
FORD. INC, 1925 K st. NV, RE. e34e'
VIRGINIA EsTATE-overlooking the Po-
Rosr sssn sns m Hes
Bridge. and Chain Bridge. SPACIOUS and
charming stone residence Of English archi-
lecture. In excellent condition; situated on
acre ssAIEnii Knoll afordins ordI Complete privacy;
sasshs sracious ansa entrance e. haii &oxssS with
drs%ns d11Is s sos w Senh
river; dining rm. 18x19). with artistic bay
window overlooking the river; den; powder
room Duties bpsnaryG anG anI tshen
bedrms., baths, 8 nreplaces; oil heat;
@ srounds; sil lasailabie fa immediatsly. Inspee-
9h s.y sy aHpoRoR nSgoN Ss osEEN
Ss499 Wilson blvdy Arlington. Va. GH
LARGE I-ACRE ESTATE in restricted SUBJ
library, etc.. also 5 baths and .freplaces;
SSo8 monthly n sas6 OF best o5 on l9ng
as sooM q j. HOUSE AMI i t,eaa5t ri Of s
large bank barn and other bldEs;. incl. 81
a. good pasture land: ideal for riding acad-
emy: $3.50 per mo. for all. SH- 1887
COZ COZ LtoRREHbls-RooM HOUSE and / acre
land; IL Minis. by bus to Penna. Aye
BofIGrxs "a 1aSn r iath hs st as'e' Sc 's''
Evening star., 1946-12-04
ROOMS FURNIsHED-MD. and VA

SILVER SPRING-Furnished room for
gentlem%sro l%To Call s,ss, sligS $685. r,,.,.d iass.
Navy Annex. Chestnut 75oo. Ext: 5s1, e
adjoining bath.shower; Block from bus:
TRANsIENT Fl sSsn ROOMS. unlimited stay; So
daily on restricted service basis: for young
nse m ;op
tTsnsp sTss noY,ss I ansa neshborhood
AHf1KAcfi3E HpTKRsc fi$l o MAsrER Il = II nEpRM, p py.
ess fGny tfub tfs bws ssufasaTnosE 81 pr..
ER sfThRsba fnd ests Sava G wi 1874
ss sfssF!f's SseFs ea Rrs5 oi fs5 s64
s1s 81 SO. sT. AsApH ST., Alex. Va
rsstauranss. ss nte' 0saat euiet neishborSood. ov
ARI.: vA.-Private home. double room,
twin beds, cony bath; unlirn. phone; exc exc
transp.; q girls or 2 men, empl. Box
1917 n. EDaEwooD. Arlinston-Lovely
heas unm GSsns phons '2ns 81 water and
sss. ssh I'll s. ea a Esd rssn Sc e
per week. 5s
ALEXANDRIA. Del Ray Sc section II ,oo,ls Neyly y,
women or couple; S25 mo. ca. Alex. 3012
sos 1SSss md gns Eor ss e
RooM asS e m 2 rR1yATE HON aoME for or gen
tlemen: newly decorated, well furn;, inner
spring mattress: near buslines. CH. 916l,
ARLINGTON. VA. 6707 N. .2eth ST.
Master bedroom, newyl furnished: sI twin
tlemen preferred; $50 mo, GIL, 1917, -6
Evening star., 1946-12-04
MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE

VETERANS, starting business. win move
you day or evening; reasonabls rates: light
ainS Az xon MovlS. aE Ees 4gSa sne
LOADS BUREAU, CORP. take care Of your
moving day problems; packing. transporta-
snss sSa hase Us naa in
ssn hoSsse0if essl psoss IL & sss p L. L. ss5a
sehE IL 'isSss asssS sss IS tsIosR%eE ssSS GS1es.l
%xsrsE sHns sf9 yR4EaAks sRh Il MioSisc ids1s coa4-hr
ss ssunfs and sasEsxs, t HTi s7ts. 3D. ro1.
Vi yh. v..9sa hs cH heE 1851 pr o
EGRNITURE MOVED day or evening by
ssis press fss Ne ,os ase to- sms % 4 TR 1888
CALL BILL for light hauling and moving;
EVENINGS and week ends specially. ME.
Ex-GI - Moving, packing. storage: win
5sss E y: rR2Ssns sSaE aovE o7hs a shs
orders for christmas trees taken. sP.
MoSSIiSG, For lowest rates call Ia. 5S4o.
SILVER FLEET LINEs-Moving, general
and n light haHlns' Ians packins' Grating snip-
nnGGAGE Pi6e AND SEs LIGHT HAULING, veter-
sns snd DiesaR ca t5asf oE sfsS Hsy or nsh
VETERAN-24-hour service; dumps. fats.
Reas. rates. All white help. Ho e700. -
TRANSPORTING-Liss hauling to Roa-
noke, Va, December 7th at am. Gan
EDEIMAN's MOVING & STORAGE CO.,
reas. rates; will accept your surplus furn.
as part payment on your moving; storage,
VETERAN Just out OF service will move or
haul anything; nisht or day. Cali EARL
Evening star., 1946-12-04
ROOMS FURNIsHEp-Northeess

SHAMROCK, Inn, sos E. Capitol stISice.
y furnished; water in rooms; oala Sll heat;
f9ps dGpsfs MoRsa dsges sT r. Ell irSnt
tsp ssSs - LS Sss. doSDl.
.na sqi'ses doabs | ssS O. sns.
1885, 1850 P5i sSu2h Fl ii Dakota AVE. n.E[Is1se
near cstSoiic univ: Sc per week each.
Is Is r ss, 81: N.E.-youns man to share room
sssh ssa 4.h Ms sr NJ sNiEE-rrons room. next bath;
sYtast III ST. ffousf sf sssh tuln Il iron h1s
next bath: suitable for 2; near carlines;
50 ss sash I,y Esskly ~ s2ss ,,n.,, s. ,u
newly dscor.i beau. semipyt. bath: gentis-
Staas0r 1924 TnsftefN sf NEc5S2pna.,on Il 5SaS living.
month: with cooking privileges. $50 per
%Sn monn one ssP ieo hsa ssss
st. Weekdays call after PM; Saturdays,
soosass soos sots az sf. yNE-Larse single room:
2; 2 I. s sys. snazse6 rs; ss6 month. Call after
THE MARiCK. las st n, n,.1Ndicely Nj 1uG1; fuFn;
privils.; double with running water: girls
1881 1877 EMERSON ST. N.E-Nice front room
for rent; quiet couple: .S12 week.
Kitchen and laundry PRIVILEGES; 81 week.
coLoRaD-1e5o LooRsIasDi1e5 GALES ST. N.E.-Man
to share room with another man; next
bath; linens furnished, maid service. use
Of telephone and other privileges; So; 80
coIoREnpLis55o GALES ST. NE
block from H st. carline;. 2 men to share
basement room: nicely furnished; linens
PRIVILEGES: S. week LU 1871. 4
COLORED - 6I0 I4th ST. Ne Large
room for girls: SIS week each. TR. 1895.
b ST. N.E.-Rm. for 2
girls or couple; So each; all home privi-
leges Call after pm, LU. 4T41.
Evening star., 1946-12-04
ROOMS FURN.-Nethwe.t. tcent.

ROOMS FURN.--Nerthwest. Cont !.
1888 EUCLID sT. N.W;-Reiined yeuns y,nnss
expos, twin beds. spacious closet space
ssss tTssasO Isah ST. ryas.s awhas abIs.
bedrm., twin beds: unlim. phone; conysn
transp.; for refined gentlemen: gentle
sses SS%s daESoIRofa aSIS AsyyiE. syyiE Nw.-Nlesly fur.
Wy rent ifs Ave- e. NRssasiys sss 81 sac sues
9aly SasE f 81 sprvEXs Up Ex Gdt4 nk turn
Tm nr tfansp fGr Esfs RR ssss s'o
VACANCY in Kalorana Club; for girls;
and v Tm prveses bF transp
fsS sSo shwTos SSsi sf k.lsEsRa sas
sf IN wf e. fop f6Gns s. sh65o 5onans af
CoLoREDM1oss PARK RD., several com;
Portable rooms for single and narrieS
Psfsfgpss Pasg soAb g aoUsiNa 81 Il Sse co Az ''0'
COLORED-I024 I7th sT. N.W:-Wns
that TssP SGY BE- aFs 1859 Sskp ter g. ss%
e6ATx eeo6AH6REposeos ssansa asah 0Rfe sT Nw-Bash.
eeT sa S.ds 5r v Or maid ss2yse
conoaf5ds tssns $50 SsF rxRMoNf XII r. st.
fape'sa ssss WITH s, anthsl e ssss ss vash
Cali co. 1913 after pm. Ask fer MARY
cOLoRED-1sI1 p ST. N.w.-Furnished
room, nice home: working people only;
plenty heat, hot water; unlimited phone;
couple or single; some privileges: $40 wk
Call after $50 pm. AD: 1l79: %
COLORED-2S25 SHERMAN AVE. NV
Double room for rent, 2 men, $6 week
coIoRE6essos essh AR esss FIRST ST. N.w.-La1ss
furnished room for man and wife, or
men; all privileges; S11 per week. DE
CoLoRED DOUBLE ROOM for man
$3.50 pei. week; privileges. 1917 Caroline
CoLoRED i7so COCHRAN ST. NV
Single rm. for rent; So wk.; near busline.
COL W WLoRED-14e5 SWAMI ST. N.W.-Girl
to share room with another girl; So week
DE 1909
Evening star., 1946-12-04
APARrMEflIs EXCHANGED.

NEW YORK APT. with din. rm. space,
wanted in exchange for apt. in suburban
URGENTLY NEED 2-bedrm. apt: vicinity
Bu Stands. Bethesda. NV. or n. Arl.; have
1-bedroom apt. in mod. sec. N. Arl.; have
Will VII lfHSsaHaA EXCHANGE WASH. 1-rm. apt. with
kitchen, bath, dressing rm,, dinette furn.
or unfurn.. for New York similar or bedrm.
apt s, NE, s2&3g & BOX IA 43-1i 1airSSRroM Str; ~,
kitchen, unfurn., for 2-bedroom apt. or
house UP to $50 monthly. 314 10th st; Sc.
ST. LOUIS FOR -bedrm
unfurn. apt, for unfurn. 1 or bedrm apt;
Washington or VICINITY. Weekdays a can
MOvING 10 CHICAGO, will give you our
1-bedrm. apt. for similar one on Chicago S
North Side Box 409-X, Star.
WASHINGTON FOR CHICAGO-Will ex-
change one-bedroom apt. for Chicaso apt.
Box 172-A, Star.
EXCHANGE. i-bedroom apt. in virginia
for large l-bedroom or 2.bedroon apt In
District or Virginia. Call after pm,
WO 3663. bf
Evening star., 1946-12-04
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

share dslishsfaIly furnished dsorsstoxn
smotins ssiins' ana % modsgsss % drinking welcomed:
Of entire residence available at Ss5, Cali
Nj. 0535 after $50 pm. or write Box
1oiMD 11ooBMEDkM. i' APT. sss /. month. NV. Sec
ton. Write. giving telephone number. Box
ISIS, ISIS e sFsI 81. N.E.-airl to share apart
ment with two other girls: SIS month.
TE rs1T fssiJ I.sSG s$e Searm gS ant down
town section: mos. in advance. $500 mo.
sss s MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-3rd floor. .
drinking: near 2 .carlines: SIS week. 3
WANTED congeniai girl. % to 30. to share
sseoa anss5 s5 o ao z. T asSshs6 BSx soe s ss
BROOM FURNISHED APT. in country club
no cooking. Call WI. 1865.
LADY TO SHARE attra ctive e-bedrm. furn.
apt. In nearby Va. with another lady betw.
age Of 30-40: conv. to transp. cH. 4sl5.
SETTLED TIE c.. cogRIs rms and 4sI.Ban. bath $50 81
MfS slas q Boz !; 47s9 . ,sa1s sssr srm ant Vic
Thomas Ma s Circle. $40 sne mo. 1aas Rs Vermont
Az 1,yssss At Rpsx 81 I'm r. 6ass @Es,.m.n. .ps q
rms. kit. and bath. utilities included. s1oo.
321 ST. N.E.-Room Tor j. with electric
grill, laundry privileges. excel, transp., So
week. Ii. 0760. Must be sober. "a
FROM DEC. @ TO JAN. 15-Large living
room. bedroom. kitchen and bath, s1so.
18th and Col I'd Box 6s,X. Star, -6
ROOMS AND BATH; Ink; suitable for
8: near Census Bureau. bus at door; 81
sssh ss kEdckY sSF ksFs912 sSf BE- & room .iteh
enette, elec. refrigerator, semipvt. bath;
ESy' rs RfE g. GUM. sss Ps ave s
705e EASTERN AVE. Nw.--1 room, kiteh-
en-, elec. refrigerator. -semipvt. bath S25
per mo-. Key In Apt. l. Apply CHARLES
Ii isss osH;T oBsIHL;TMoRE ST. NV r rm. and and kit.
for couple willing to clean and manage
rooming house. Apt. $50 mo. Salary,
LARGE 1-rm.. .nonhousekeeping spt., for
couple; share bath with 1; 500. 1900
SuPoNT sstPetSf q SctlRcHEE-sublet attrac. apt for
s. Quiet empl. ladies. $40 mo. each. Phone
AD. 5562. Box 72.X, Star.
newly decorated. semibath: couple; $50.
Lac Il seg sstsl axf RhSpe for app
A ST. S.E.-Girl to share
apt. with another girl; 81 q week. Ii.
O047, MISS HART.
Evening star., 1946-12-04
RooMs WITH BOARD 1cort.,

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Double room
with running water, for men, excellent
meals. $50 each per mo. 1929 18th NV,
RIM. AND BOARD In exchange for mindins
baby while mother works. North 0494
I725 Pack I'D: N.W;l-,Roommats fol
ted phone; excellent meals. MI. 2952.
1925 I6th ST. NW.-Ncely furnished
running water, switchboard, elevator; ex-
ceIlent board; downtown. g.
ROOM AND BOARD for mother and child
conv. 18th st. NV. transp. ia. 5307. Id
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE double rooms
for men or women: ideal for working cou-
pies: bus transp. at corner; maid service
Our reputation was made serving excel
lent meals AID SOg4 10
Evening star., 1946-12-04
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

UNFINISHED, BY Feb: 1---6-room house
2 baths. NV, or , Marylaand,, Chevy ts Shsse e
Children: excellent ref. from present land
lord Who Is oSas FSsa.sSrnins to consresss in
1NFuRS. 1shasas; T aoGsE Hso OR APT: urgent; must
Sssses sz es7 veteran5 de-
srss Or
guaranteed. Write fun details. Box 205-
CoMMANDER & AND WIFE want unfur-
nished small house or an apt. in NV; ex-
cellent tenants; best references. Wo. o6oe.
BRITISH EMBASSY personnel desires A.
9;3o 9a3ol to $50. no. 1910. Ext. 131, or Wo.
81 MO. RENT IN ADvANcE-wyoming
man. wife and child need or room
house @ or Or apt; perm perm civil service employee
! sE NOS eaaSi iAbVAAes 6Ts aeae RENT 2 or bedrm.
unfurnished house or apt; excel. care and
BusNEssMSN Ts5s H tYIi needs ? or bedrm. house
SsS os S.is sSSies VIZ fISsS child
spt % Must ] sceeps q 9ntiihir ehiidseaS, a1sshsSe
in Montgomery County. Call WI. 7466.
TO APRIL 1st-Require 2-bedroom unfurn.
h9nss apt No Ns ssssen R get so6 so6s Ess a1s
c6oAsri GUARD OFFICER and wife. urg,
emily need unfurn. house or apt, or z
s:sIo2R S |sfsi Hx 'sg s4dS ss'f EXT Ct
u uRRGkNT. Il y living @ on friends too long, need
sS sassans.s ssed eses: :A Lease ' Phone x
VET VET AND Nd PPAREsNTs desire house, Prince
e0iit' Nc. /: s ssttied family. ly ' good care. ME-
PfsorEssfoNaIo fssI sssfs s;ao NAN tveteran,. Wife
gently need 2-3 bedrm,. unfurn house or
apt: up to $3.50 mo-: ref. Box 1894, Star.
ARMY COLONEL and family in desperate
need Of house or apt. in NV D. e; or
eoL pARRow ase Il RH ahta sao Ea 1851
ips osia fTes Ese. Wife
nished Scus. or
faaassn shans ag ag pfss pASeEa W hE Saoo.
REa a4asi AMY m off1cER + M away from family
3 years due to war. needs 3-bedroom house,
furn fur. e. q unda1n daTa .yeninss c EIt 7sa
WANTED. unfurnishsd Or furnished three
s$ sss s.,= II 5sSs: st
LAWYER WITH GOVT. desires rent house
or apt, unfurnished. family Of four:
Virginia or NV. Wash. preferred Call
ARMY CoUPLEs one child. expecting an
prefer unfurn. Please call RE. 6700. Ext.
77377; or cH 1923 eyes e.
property for Govt oficials: will appreciate
your calling me for quick rental on your
property. Victor Wickersham's ABC
til pm. %
Evening star., 1946-12-04
BOATS.

BOATS.
DEL yEccHIo & SON. 1912 1lth st. Sc
LIGHTING PLANTS, IL. 80 volts d.e
8 SON, 1912 lIth st. Sc. Ii. 4493.
PUMPS - Fairbanks-Morse shallow wei
pumps. FRANK DEL VECCHIO g. SON
1919 11th st. Sc. Ii. 4493.
FIRE INGUISHERS-Kiddie carbon
dioxide portable and marine fire systems;
pyrene carbon tech, form S&A. FRANK
DEL vECCHIO & SON. 1912 18th st. s.e
Ii. 4493.
MARINE SUPPLIES, paints, rope, fire ex.
tinguishers, outboard motors, Scripps ma
rine engines, 80 to 800 h.p fishing tackle
FRANK DEL VEccHIo & SON. 1912 11tf
st. Sc. Ii 4493.
CRUISE TO FLORIDA and have your owr
hotel in a new Wheeler Sunlounge, 40' anc
80 available for immediate delivery
sTicKwELL-WHEELER YACHT CO. 1ot
So. Penn St.. BALTIC.
BY az IT., double cabin cruiser. sleeps 4
Just installed; boat in excellent condition
throughout; price, 5000. J. P. SCOTT
FOR Fo SAIL sRIE1TWo two Se.ft. BY 10 10 It. and in
landing craft, without motors; perfect fol
houseboats. Call LU. 1858. %
CHRIS CRAFT SPEEDBOAT. % IT. long
for sale, with or without 225-h.p. marine
motor Box 1884, Star,