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NAyY,S ALIRI

Some adrlirals tried to alibi by claiming that torpedo nets would not have prevented the damage. They fcrget, however, their own secret plans in l943 to run bat tleship of the Maryland class into Jap hrme waters during the night, hansing torpedo nets around it and then using the ship as base to lombard a Japanese airfield.
 The admirals were fully con- vinced at that time that such a ship would not suffer severe dam age if protected by torpedo nets. This was forgotten. however, dur Ing the Pearl Harbor testimony.
 Also forgotten was the fact that the Japs were the first to use aer- ial torpedoes in shallow water. The Navy knew this long before Pearl Harbor. They also knew how the British had crippled the Italian fleet with aerial torpedoes at Taranto Yet, despite the Nov. ? warning from Washington that war could be expected at any time, and despite the Dec. 6 warning given by the FBI on the spot at Honolulu, Dec T caught the United States Fleet ab- solutely naked as far as torpedo net: were concerned.
 If this one elementary safety pre- caution had been taken, any mi nor damage inflicted by aeria bombs could have been repaired il a few weeks and major part Of thu fleet could have sailed to help US troops on Bataan and to checi Japans swift southward driv' which almost took Australia ant India.
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Ninety five percent of the damage inflicted by the Japs was from un- derwater torpedoes. Only two U. s. vessels were seriously damaged by bombs dropped from Jap planes the West Virginia and the Ten nessee. The others were all sunk or crippled by tofpedoes. i,
 Even the West Virginia and the Tennesse actually were not put out of commission by aerial bombs. One heavy bomb struck the West Vir- ginia amidships, but the deck ar nor was only dented, and, had it not been for a torpedo the ship would have continued in operation.
 The Tennessee received a bomb hit in it's No, 3 turrett but was not put out of action and continued fighting all during the attack. Even the Arizona, supposedly sunk by a bomb which fell down the funnel, was more likely finished off by series of torpedo hits in her forward magazine. For battleships are 50 built that even bomb that explodes the boilers will not de- tonate the magazine.
 In other words. most of Pear Harbor's tragic damage could have been avoided by the simple ex- pedient of having torpedo nets il place. This, however, was largely ignored by the Pearl Harbor pro- bers..
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ICKEs LAST BATTLE

WASHINGTON-T back stage developments contributed to the resignation of Harold Ickes, the turbulent, two-fisted "curmudgeon" who has held office longer than any other member of the Roose- Truman cabinets and who has been Secretary of the Interior longer than any other man in his tory.
 One factor was President Tru- mans statement in press confer ence that Ickes had not consulted him regarding the testimony he planned to give the Senate regard ing Ed Pauley.
 Real fact was that Ickes showed Truman the telegram he had re- ceived from Senator Walsh, Chair man of the Naval Affairs Com mittee, and told the President that he would have to tell the truth Truman replied. Yes, tell the truth, but be as gentle as you can with Pauley."
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20 YEARS AGO fHE FIT EMPIRE
FEBRUARY l6, 1926

FEBRUARY 16, 1926
 Roy Wheeler popular Officer the S. Starr operating from seward westward promoted to Chief Officer according received here
 Arriving from Sika Admiral Watson brought shortly after arrival here Among outgoing passengers Mrs Hans Lcken with her three children Astrid Mary and Hans
 Easter Sunday and special eEaster services had been announced by several churches
 The birthday Glen Krkham the occasion m happ surprise party given by of their friends their home evening.
 Fire Department hoopsters Were to clash nght game played Hall All indications pointed to really hot
 C Paul who cerkng force of Codsteins Elm or grocery department had accepted position with the California Grocery.
 Weather Highest 28; partly cloudy
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Truman and Douglas as men who would give strength to the ticket. Roosevelt did not give Truman any special preference in that letter.
 But before the convention open ed, Ed Pauley counseled Hanne- gan not to make the letter public. Instead, Pauley advised Hannegan to make an oral statement that he had letter from Roosevelt giv- ing his endorsement to Truman.
 Hannegan followed this advice. He made an oral statement that Roosevelt had endorsed Truman and he did not make public the Roosevelt letter endorsing both Truman and Douglas until the Truman boom rolled up such mo- mentum that it could not easily be stopped.
 That little strategy may have tipped the scales of American his- tory. If it had not been for Ed Pauley's advice, another man might be in the White House today. Also, it definitely tipped the scales of friendship between Ickes and Hannegan. Hannegan's and Pauley's friends, will never like Ickes and it's mere than mutual 1 with him.
 lcopYRIcHT, BELL SYNDICATE, INC. l946)
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{ It would be difficult to estimate how many American, British and Dutch lives would have been saved had these simple safety precau- tions been taken at Pearl Harbor, or how many months would have been Topped off the total length of the war
 Despite all the confusing testi- mony placed before Congress, and despite certain last-minute Wash ington failures to send final warn ings to Honolulu, the above error remains the most important cause of the tragedy at Pearl Harbor.
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PENNSYLVANIA NEpoTIsM

First Pennsylvania Congressman to announce that he would seek re- nomination and election was Re- presentative Wilson D. Gillette, Republican of Towanda, Pa.
 No wonder! Congressman Gillette enjoys a neat little piece of nepot- ism whereby he keeps his niece on the Congressional payroll despite the fact that she has been day student at George Washington University.
 Marilouise Fisher, the young lady in question receives a salary of $2, 2,100-paid by the taxpayers-in return for receiving very fine ed- ucation
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY Is
HEART AND HOME

HEARI ANO HUM r.
 Many good omens for the home and family are seen in todays horoscope. Harmonious relations between husbands and wives, happy and healthy children, new oppor- tunities for home ownership are indicated.
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS
 Goods manufactured for the arm- ed forces during the war will find their way to the retail trade in great quantities, but will have only temporary effect on market condi- tions. They will gradually disap- pear as new postwar products be- come available.
 NATIONAL ISSUES
 History will record q cultural re- naissance in the period immediately ahead. Highly important contri- buttons will be made In all branch- es of learning.
 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
 Stock control of U. s. insurance companies by the British govern ment will presently invite sharp criticism in both this country and England.
 Persons born on this date are promised by tFes stars; Unexpected and satisfying returns on invest ments; and year of progress in building up financial backlogs
 Children born on this day may early exhibit temper and othel unlovely traits; but these will grad ually cease and. under wise ant patient guidance, will be replaced with the solid virtues prognosti- cated by the stars.
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Daily Lessons in English v. v L. GORDON

WORDS NdISUSED Do not Your photo neaurul PHOTO coloquial Say, PHOTOGRAPH is beautiful
 OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED Pronounce the O as in OF in FORE
 OFTEN EuSSPEIIED: Cello though pronounced CHEL-O.
 Unity union, oneness singleness
 word three times and It IS yours Let us cur each day Todas word of the existence ofa God or supreme Being God convince atheism because His it'-Bacon.
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HOROSCOPE "The stdrs incline
 bat do not coYpeP'
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY IT
HEART AND HOME


 Many adjustments in the home are indicated. Sons who left as boys will come home men anxious to establish homes of their own Wise parents will counsel and offer guidance, but will not try to force their ideas on unwilling progeny now old enough to think for them selves.
 BUSINESS AFFAIRS
 A scarcity of attractive invest ments will continue for months Money will pour into Postal Saw ings and savings banks at an al- most unprecedented rate.
 NATIONAL ISSUES
 The FBI will be an active agency in the program to check a mount ing crime wave. But local police authorities will have the greater responsibility.
 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
 A global organization of scientists particularly physicists, will present. ly demand a voice in world affairs It will be argued that science more than politics, diplomacy and even religion-will determine the future of mankind. Their greatest stumbling block will be religion.
 Persons born on this date are promised by the stars: A year ot wholesale change in their spiritual and cultural lives, and unexpected material gains.
 Children born on this day will show great originality in their earl fest thinking, manifested in both speech and action. They will be ambitious but always sensitive tc the rights of others.
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MODERN ETIQUETTE ROBERTA Ry LEE

O. Shouldn't congratulate wedding reception?
 No only bridegroom congratulated but best Whe be the bride
 O. customary of webred girl to sit up during the evening Ter callers departed?
 A.
 O. intimate closings for a letter? A. Affectionatey yours Lovingly Devoedly yours
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Congress orders that more nickel be put in the nickel News item We wish it would order that more purchasing power be put in it.
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The Washington kerry-Go-Round

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LOOK and LEARN 92y c. GORDON

m l. Who was the of foy-eight States? lt 9 How silver is there in five-cent piece? j 3. hat is he United States? A. Which is he only in England? founding of the Nobel Prize Alfred famous?
 ANSWERS:
 1 Taft
 9 None copper and nickel 3. California condor.
 4.
 5 dynamite
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Roy Wheeler popular Second Officer on the D. 0t ope Seward to points recently promoted to Chief according to word received here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-06-07

VETERAN, wife and child will exchange
apt; IN Baltimore for apt. in NV. Wash
l mgt1n; Bog 364.D, Star. IS
WOULD You LIKE our attractive, reason
CLOSE to bus shops, ideal for adult family?
we, we nee need your 4 or } bedroom house, any
WASHINGTON FOR n. Y.-3 rms. and
furn' for or more. Box 266-K, Star.
CHICAGO FOR WASHINGTON Large
lvlng room with fireplace. bedroom
small kitchen and bath; will exchange for
i iaa or larger apartment after July
DUPoSTs CIRCLE AREA-Attrsc f,rh A.
bedrm: house; fireplaces; oil heat; small
Garden; $500. Want reasonable. small.
un1urn. apt centrally located. AID. 5000,
APT. EXCHANGE in incest section of
n n 3 2 G. At 7136. am. to Z pm; At
Will a Ex2scEaaasNGE Arm. apt, suburban mb
Boston, excellent locality for children. for
ton: Write .HoWARD FRANKLiS. % >. $50
Prospect ST., Stoughton, Mass.
B Eaaal Ii,Issn 1st toor11 bedroom living
sure. ] block from upper 10th St, for .
NV. section. Cali GE. 46ii. ''0S'' 80 es'ne
HAVE 2-bdrm. kit, bath, living rm. apt,
NV Wash. to trade for / or bdrm. apt.
in New G GoTk City or Boston, syaab
:lzRM., ATTRACTIVE APT. good loca-
Ton non' SO per mo. for larger apt or house.
BALTIC. FOR wash bedrm, furnished,
days. AID. 1896 10
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APIS. FURNISHED (cont.l

GIRARD, near 16th-Congenial apt. mate
warted; creative fem interested in people,
art, music, with humor, preferred; $50 per
mo. Box 162-K, Star. %
1874 18th ST. S.E-Completely furnished,
bedroom, kitchenette, dinette. Frigidaire,
gas, cleo; couple only, Sl2 week 5
BROOM APT. for . girls; $40 each per
week; can be seen any time. $40 st. +. e.
DOWNTOWN APT.-Girl to share nicely
furnished l room, kitchen, bath. piano,
Murphy bed. with another girl; $50 mo.
LOOP tn St; NV, Apt. 106. Elk. 0419.
SIS weekly. Call Elk. $500. 1919 N, Y
ave. NV. Appointment by telephone only
CATHEDRAL AVE, near Conn.-3 rms,
kitchen, bath: all utilities included: June
lo,Aa ag, p; s; sl25 month. AID. 2la3 or
eges for couple where wife viii co.op plat
on housework and child care; $40 a mo
rent and share food bill CHI 6442
3121 9th NV. NEAR Georgia ave and
Quincy .st)-5-room apartment, nicely
furnished q double and 1 single bedroomJ
utilities included in rent. sos per month
no dishes or linen supplied
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD., 1880
Adams mai ,rd.-Livinr room, twin d
rm: and bath; available July / for .
months. possibly longer; Sl25 mo. Call
co 1887 after pm. or Sunday after
ONE GIRL to share Broom apartment
With another girl: $50 mo. 3l9 So Warne,
Arlington CHI 1908 %
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FARM and GARDEN.

LYONS MARKET AND NURSERIES. Queens
ghapel n and As g, dsmPoutry groceries
and pick color; trees, weeping cherry. weep
ing birch, weeping willow: Towering plants,
thing for vegetabls and flower gardening;
topSoil, cow manure, sheep manure; flowers,
ANIMALS. petunias. verbenas. scarlet sage,
asrs snaps and ali ctbep
and varieties Of Dererniais, Live turkeys
Open every day till 8 O'Clock, including
$3.50. Hyattsville, Nd
STRAWBERRY PLANTS. four best varie-
ties; every one should plant % plants or
liams rises. Primrose ase peIphininm nas ori-
JOHN BURpoFr. coes1ie en Nd 'A Can ASH
TOP SOIL. sodding, gardening and hedge
FLAGsToNE WALKS and terraces FIRE
s o'f n PSons
RICH TOP SOIL. COOPER SUPPLY CO.,
BULLDOZER now available. excavating
and grading: also dozer- shovel for hire.
G Ga,s & Fh5s sERvrcEs-seeding. f fer
tilizing, top soil, Towering shrubs, ever
handspring services Call EN-. 0377. s.
h! La s.f,L,, pruning, grading. seed
and transplanting. Call Pleasant 0S29
10
soDDING. GRADING, plants. sod dely.
ere cred 1 t. BUILDERS o4ss HOWARD LANDSCAPE
wELL-RoTTED cow MANURE. ground
and sieVed. Delivered in 3-bag order at
81. 25 per bag blu. per bag. WI. $50.
FLOWER PLANTS, % cents dozen. Ager-
tum, asters. marigolds. zinnias, balsam.
Warheld $3.50. -
LANDSCAPING-Be outdoor plant
surely than the house itself The passerhy
unconsciously but, very surely judges at
ns but e0 vSoe nterior and he
pant as we'll. If you are one Of the many
victims of cheap .overgrown shrubbery
Sest, rishtiy called disease proof "a and Of
lifetime duration. Specimen yews. holly.
box: shade, fruit and ornamentals in wide
variety: evergreen and deciduous material
rock gardens, fireplaces: fagstone, brick,
cement and gravel walks; terraces. drive
compost fertilizer. makes poor soils good
and good soils better, SIS ton delivered:
seeding and rolling of lawns: shearing,
pruning and spraying. When you plan for
TOPSO!L = Rich topsoil: orders being
taken for, immediate delivery: also sand
ana gravel. TR: 7799. ia
ANNALS An NI PERENNIALs and vegetable
tainers. F, GREEN, 1I40s Georgia ave
BIRD BATHS, benches. urns, boxes, in
s5s sIs Mass Sa Ff awe
AFRICAN vIoLETs. pink and blue. healthy
a hfsoomlng plants; limited quantity. Ii.
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APARTMENTs FURNISHED

GIRL TO SHARE AN APT. with Govt. girl
Contact Mrs. Hampton. RE. s31s. cHAP P
GIRL VIII sG G3 1s 2sr !4 Rt st. eo1xens
girl, must be reliable, $35 mo 2712 t;ti
st; ne: Apt. 3. no. 1854. -
1873 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Young lad,
to share attractive apt. with 2 other girls
S35 month; CO, ss06, Apt. 2O6. =
GIRL to share lovely apt. with anothe,
s ssd s LII HNfSson .v $40 no. $500 -
ana path tn $s5 per month; in quiet private
TUE wilson HOUSE, I75s ln St NV Nv. .
1 ing young ladies to share via another
1920 HAkvARD ST. NV, Apt. ssiair
TO share apt. with other girls; pvt bath
kit;;., bedrm.,, liV. rm.; S25 mo- Call DU
Girls ff'e 10 saa Al ROOM in 5-room m apt
st; nv Call DE. 1891.
AIR COOLED-16th St., attractive studio
apartment. 3 rooms. kitchen and bath, / :
car garage; June 18th to Sept 18th. II
change in plans will rent longer or sell;
S Sds5 MOI month; r., refereences required. no
ENTIRE THIRD FLOOR, two large rooms,
tiled bath. foyer; in distinguished home,
heart Of Old Alexandria; Ink; not suit
able children. or aged persons; permanent
working couple preferred; $50. Write your
full particulars. ALEX. IMPROVEMENT
CORP, l0d , N. Alfred, Alexandria.
10 an. or pm, NO. $500.
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures,

i The SHAMROCK INN, sos East Capitol
rates. fd FL a97ss 81 90 up; special weekly
~ sII7 n: CARROT sT.-Larse front d DUB
peg PEG room, semiprivate bath. on cariine;
pm OF Ab pe9 ao only' s45 month. Cali after
h h3 GIRARD ST. N.E.-Front room. t twin
ferEed sentlemen or married couple pre-
ii You sTMT F pu room room, facing front
1Hiy essh Nj ss7d pe afssr 5se pm
p papS T. CAPITOL ST. overlooking Lincoln
RED eoues oaH s4o sri caR r1 nI gsoa
~ 9Th ST. N.E.-sleeping room. conyen.
c el 70 ca Taa reasonable; single o,
SooS Kerry ia y. ST NE-sinsle room with
Iss QUEEN RHEfSies S. N PE T5ss
bedroom; kitchen privileges. ey eritfteS
tui"' occupy June s. SO. AT. 4427.
$0l3 18th ST. N.E.-Next to bath. conv
trSansp,, cool and well screened. ed u MIN
P pF lady; pvt; Diet. pvt. home; S25.
ZIG. MARYLAND AVE. NE.-studio -oo,,
s 81 APT ~ Tor discriminating girl, 25-35;
o'a4 Sat- between 9-5. or ewes. next week.
S@s$s F. Nm emp Ant MAN
Soi E hAlsf"i9 cA Hfff sr-uoaern h g.
single 500 ad,oinins p bstR q FR sss $780,
double tst roo st. ME- MEtbBsSsutay furnished
Tenlent neiehborhood. No' I9n-
w a39 , uHLA AMP. TER: N,E.-Front room
1slS Sae REA HKEN'E INV ST. NJ Me- S5i
s s4a D S9oi 44 convenient, front bedroom
employed person; single room, Ss 40 Ws
aouoIe room, $40 mo. AT $3.50. q
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MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

AETNA MOVING STORAGE CO.-LocaI
none too small Ii Iioo WV " AA0
toADs BuRaRu CORR tai tske 'e Care A et SonI
moving-day problems; packing. transporta-
ton and storage; many years Of expert
ence have made us SPECIALISTS in handling
your household effects, Come in and let US
talk It over. Phone Ii 29s4 or Ii $3.50
a. 9 tSEas sE sKS PARCEL ReR srs
Light furniture hauling. baggage, trunk
Storage: Veterans .e RA. SAG 9snS' p iess.
YOUR BEST MOVE (by BAYNE g. SCATES,
INC VETERANS of World Wars ! and II:
moving. packing and storage. Phone 81.
PVT; nights. EN-. 1903 H.
vETERAN-Local and long distance NOV
ing. Prompt. reliable service. Insured
JOHN GLOVER. De. 665G. " s:
BILLS MOVING & TRANSFER CO.
insured free: day and night service. free
estimate. Call Ii. 5206 3
DASHIELL TRANSFER = Local moving,
general hauling. 50-mile radius, cargo in
Surance; prompt service. Call DE. 9S71
day. night and Sundays. Eeas. rates. %
VETERANS. starting business. will move
you day or evening; reasonable rates; light
hauling a specially GE 465l los
VETERAN MOVERS-All new equipment;
all white veteran help. EDDIE WHITE
FOR YOUR MOVING SERVICE, call CO
$500. Ask for MR.. JAMES. e"
GENERAL HAULING, trash removing by
veteran: reasonable FIR q014 loh
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ROOMS FURh.-horthwest. (cont., }.

l4OI GIRARD ST. NV, Apt. 51-single
r rm for Lacy: 25-40 years Ct age: kitchen
pass HAMIToH No. sfGN 2ssI ait furnishad
rm.,, southern exposure. with small adult
bsms NE Si psF NO AVE- e. lSS3 room
and kitchen privileges in gentle home
70 couple or mddle-aged lady in exchange
i nggnt daytime duties: no children. VIC.
1921 cLIFFBouRNE pL. NV. ton 18th
ana Col. rd )-oLarge master bedrm., will
11sSs aa . people: SIS week. DE
1868 KALoRAMA RID. N.w-vac ms
t each aq No s sns gentlemen. $50 and S25
i 1850 s.c MASS: AVE; N.w.-Attractive room
v 9 Sa1h s5 psr r manS sr with
laundry privileges. Also men t to share
b 5sss PARK . Rp: NW.@B @snth Gle clean
NEW HAN nj e. ave- po n es74 D1oaD,
week Az Afea, ss e7xssra-large room for 3, SIS
s91be light Housekeeping ROOM men oniy
iis S KEN KfNNE A5S3 s s5nsls room s.:
p Tiss HGsns@oksT aG9 H af1s phone $50
ss5 front. DC douS Seu'h hst 2 ssG End ooE
Sf gentlemen, nonsmoEers preferred. 0f EMs
t isi1 5 Bats ST. N.Y. N'yWmLarse front room.
SSSD4aE fasRnA s Ave, esk1S CO. S$$2
rooms, next bath Very desirable hnme
and neishborhood, $50 month. GE. i i.Sa.ie
2 ssa1 1 ILLINOIS, us, AyE-Beautiful front
cou uii, n WitS urn; for girls or young
iI33I iG Fiji xlth IN Jeylsh familys $40. %
ilsa GikAR sfo ST. Ho. N I1a1 a.,
t IsIgc room attraevey furn e1 lt1ht
t az % Wee5; c.hw. $3.50 each per Week
81: RASDoLpH ST. N.w.-Nopd7 mE$
SSe emas for large room: quiet Clean
H Hoie RGHGhhVenisnt transportation IA. $3.50.
persons s5G?ms an for 81 single and maIsd
P EAR ROAD HOUSING CO ''oo
GCOLORED-1011 MONROE ST. NV
SSeenserVatlye gentleman; limited privileges:
SoLoRE60RooM F Fd nsrs q Sa bK Sr,y +.
leges, $40 weekly: without, SS.75 anpiv
! $50 Kenyon st. NV. CO. 1895 after
GGoLoRED-1s5o FLORIDA AVE. NV
gentleman; quiet, respectable home; refere
coIoRED . Z D. S ST. N.w.-Nice large
front room for girl to share with another
Ell Ell must be neat; So De S797. IS
M SGSkoS6ED-ROOM FOR g MEN; twin
tSILok iA6a Il n.c coRcoRAN ST. NV,
WIN another man. 81 week
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

CALL O'BANNON REALTY to sell or man
age your property, FIR. Bile. 1923 E.
f PRoFEssioNAL GROUP of i years stand stan
ing, with experienced housekeeper. to be
evicted; need 3-4-bedroom furnished
h house RE. 1900, Ext. 2S01' ewes, DE.
BUSINESSMAN desires 3-bedroom house
in suburbs or country for permanent resi-
UNivERsfTY SCIENTIST needs house or
ea sH g sen En- e ss
6iPY d wants a small nal turn house from
Aug.-sept; adults Tel. OR. 1000 Ext.
SOMETHING NEW under the sun! A care
taker who will pay for the privilege 3
adults q empldl }, nonsmokers drinkers, no
will IL give tsh v home and
ter . and viii pay to $50 month. Best refs.
4 or anse BEp 5RS Hou rs s 81 APT untsrn
D. c. resident with permanent connections
here; will lease and pay up to Sl25 month
A AEsRsI s1Sf ax desperately needs Sn
coune ehiIdren m pay y up so viii
some Washingtonian helpf Call WI. 1850.
NAVAL OFFICER, wife and e-yr.-old son,
expect to be residents 2 years; will con
SaTAE SFFcEK aid at Ss9rs fsa resi-
section; about $3.50. Phone OR. 1858, 1T.
.vsA4sCoNcELoS from 10 am. to 8 pm
GovERNMENT Official, permanent. wants
to rent unfurn: or partly furn: house good
care and minor repairs guaranteed: can
redecorate; can furnish refgr and stove.
NAVY COMMANDER, here on permanent
duty, wife and daughter, desperately need
house or apt. furn. or unfurn. Call GIL.
uNFURNIsHED HOUSE. or bedrooms,
n nsat1sv'lle Or sas good se'''0n $40 per
NFURNIsHED bsdr9Oms in
Nth uf fusntu nD packed months WAITING
ssa RsEs h92H & s''1s mouse
two children. desire 3-bed roc. n house or
a aB r Ws Roc assnSy 5esy
UNFURNIsHED HOUSE. in Hyattsville or
vicinity 4 adults: good references; Phone
R RA spaoSNssiBE naval onicer and family ally e.
Sesde here fE fun tour Of shore
unfinished house in Virginia. TIE. 1880.
unfurnished, modern house or apartment,
Box 5ssk sa? STARS
AIRLINE INSPECTOR, wife and daughter,
2 yrs. old, desire furn house or apt. witt,
nice home and wifi Eve ex Ms ssea
to your property. Cali Gil. 400, Ext. is7.
ARLINGTON, east of Glebe. 3-bedroom
house or apt. annual lease; refs; adults.
UNFURN. HOUSE, 8 or bedrms. best of
dsess Bo Sur s sssres star to 10 years Ad
1T. COMDR., WIFE AND BABY desire 2
6edrm. or larger unfurn. house or apt.
excellent care. Cali WI 1868. 8.
2-3 BEDROOM FURN. HOUSE, needed for
year believe discriminating owner will be
satished to rent us after personal inter-
view. Owner care guaranteed. Gil. 5s5S.
90. %
NAVAL OFFICER desires 3 or 4 bedroom
washington; or 2 ". lease. BOX 303-K,