Evening star., 1946-09-29

on 10 heaven. unlike prevailing con-
ditions in Washington, it is assumed
she found no difficulty in locating
the mansion that had undoubtedly
been prepared for her.
ATTENTION. fall vacationists. Army ma
tor, Conn. teacher, and wife. no children.
no pets no temporary quarters, need l-2-3
$1,000 RENT in advance and care of prop
WAR RY searnr
Poret aen WIFI eonsdsq .ny
place s in Washinston or vicinity.
BE 1T EYER so HUMBLE we must have a
ing out Of suitcases and off the kindness
OF friends.
Telephone families, Smithsonian
scientists, news correspondents. GIs
and brides all hopefully state their
requirements. Perhaps they will be
lucky, who knows?
well-trained. well-behaved children, ages
l !, II and ] 4. and are in desperate need
OF or room unfurn. house. Must
want children but we we're all children
once. Have lived at present premises 10
years Permanent resident. Good refer
HOME IS WHERE THE HEART IS! So
they say How about small unfurnished
apt. or house for veteran near National
Airport. Married two children.
FRANTIC-Naval officer must have house
or apt. for wife and two babies. Perma
BLHE Blu PERSIAN KITTEN and two adults
require furnished apt. or rooms. De-
siraSls sIinM .n,Xr nT sssIien SEpTcrp , t ,o
years would like to live with wife, again
and nice young addition. Who will help
ont out gith small furnished house?
l-bedrm furn. or unfurn. apt. Shattered
nerves Of Army major and wife cant
stand Living in a single room any lonser.
Save beautiful marriage.
1t Is really tough and getting
tougher. 1t almost makes one feel
ashamed OF not sharing whatever
port-in- storm one may have been
able to head into.
Every one seems to be looking for
a place to live. Navy petty officers,
shipping company officials, Govern
ment engineers, serious minded
veterans" quiet young men!
THE APARTMENT WAR in the washins-
T. o. is the roughest yet for this vet OF
Ave years and his newly married wife;
ssfd smi Kn apt, ss. and I0n T. want 10
live with their parents. Two or three
bedroom house or apt. furnished or un-
HARD TO GET SETTLED. say our two
sons: AGED yrs; and 8 months; rsspse-
Govt employe, professional and wife. viii
appreciate solution TO their problem.
In one issue of The Star recently
there appeared nine ads citing the
need of physicians and their fami
lies to obtain housing. Samples:
AMERICAN SURGEON and wife, recently
returned from England urgently require
apartment or house in best NV. section or
PRACTICING PHYSICIAN recently re-
turned from Army service. desires to rent
lurn. or unfurn house or apt, : bedrooms
ONLY A PUP TENT in prospect. Public
Health doctor desperate, 6eseinE two or
three bedrm. apt, preferably unfurn.
Lawyers, too!
MATURE LAWYER and wife. who can give
room nicely furnished apt, NV. section
preferred. No children or pets. willing to
pay several months rental in advance.
So you can see that doctors and
lawyers, returning from the wars,
are not only attending to their prac-
tice and settling their cases. They,
too, are endeavoring to get their
families under cover before winter
descends upon the land
Evidently, the Indian chiefs occa-
sionally seen on the streets Of Wash
ington are the only ones enjoying
freedom from the current housing
problem. They don't have to stay
here, which may account for the
SNUG, composed, stole look about
them these days.
Let the palefaces worry! The
redskins can always dispatch hot
communique and make a tepee res
ervation.
They have implicit faith in their
economic adviser, Hoagy Carmichael,
who has not only suggested but We
hemently directed them to return,
with or without tomahawk, to per-
manent quarters with Old -Rain-in-
the Face!