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Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
Pearl Report
TurnedD0Wn,
Short Claims
Original Findings
Spurned by War Dept.
General Declares

WASHINGTON, JAN, 26
0NS)-Maj. Gen. Walter c.
Short ended his testimony
before the Pearl Harbor
c m mittee today with a
charge that the war depart
ment ordered a one-man in
quiry into the disaster at
Hawaii because an army
boards findings were not
what they wanted"
The committee Called Capt. f.
NJ Zachsrias to testify Monday
morning and former Supreme
Court Justice owen J. Roberts
for Monday afternoon
Members VIII question Zacha-
rias about A warning he said he
gave 10 the navy~commander al
Pearl HafboF that Japan would
strike by surprise on weekend.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26

CClaretta's father. mother
and sister, Mimi. were arrested
with her. All but Claretta later
escaped 70 SPAN and last were
reported living near Barcelona)
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-26
PLAN ROBERTS QUIZ

Roberts will be questioned about
the investigating commission he
headed after the attack. which
Short charged Convicted him on
"of-the-record" testimony
Short who thanked the COM
mitiee for the opportunity 10
testify. said that the 1874 Clausen
investlgat was ordered by
Secretary Of War Stimson be-
cause:
They apparently though
they could not get what they
wanted from the army board"
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-11-09
Hazlehurst News
H. J. Wolfe. Reporter

Mrs. Thelma Starks Davis is an
nouncing to the public that she is
representing Avon Products, such
as cosmetics, toilet goods and gift
sets. She is now taking orders for
Christmas. She is located at Brent
Davis Radio Shop and Edna Earrs
Beauty Shop.
We deeply appreciate the kind
words of sympathy and flowers
from our many friends at st. James
NIB. Church and Damascus Church
at the death of our brother and
uncle, Iredell Jefferson.
Signed: The Jefferson family.
Mrs. Bessie Daniel of 4840 Vim
Genes Avenue, Chicago, is here Wis
ting her sick sister, Mrs. Nettie
Berry. on Lake Street. She is also
finding time to visit a few other
relatives and friends and has been
rendered many social courtesies,
among them being affairs given by
Miss Cora Sanders and Mrs. Gerald
inc Griffin, Sunday, Nov. 8.
Mrs Ambrosia Stevenson of Sc
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-11-09

by most state officials, by friends
from all sections, the church over
flowing.
Governor Bailey is survived by
his wife, the former Nellah Massey;
son, Harold NJ Bailey; daughter,
Mrs. Hunter Webb Jr.; three bro
theirs, Fred Bailey, of Maben, Grady
Bailey, of Moorhead, and James
lobe Bailey, of Laurel; a sister,
Mrs. Lily Bailey Hammer, of Meri-
dian; and two grandsons.
Governor Bailey was born in
Webster county, on a farm near
Maben, January 6, 1888. He grad
uated from the Eupora high school
then from Millsaps College in 1909
with the bachelor of arts degree.
After teaching year in the Mad
ison County Agricultural School,
studying law at Millsaps during the
summer, he was jprincipalof the
Woodville High School for two
years. Obtaining his law degree
Meridian to practice, and made that
city his home.
Elected as Lauderdale county rep
resentative in 1915, Tom Bailey SER
we'd continuously "a years in the
House, including II years as Speak
er. He was credited with helping
obtain enactment of most of the
major legislation of the Conner
administration, with effectively
chanpioning the Balance Agricul-
ture With Industry" program of the
White administration, and with
leading the fight for enactment of
the Homestead Tax Exemption law.
Defeated for governor the first
time he sought that office, in 1889,
he was elected in 1943, assumed of
flee in January, 1914, and thus had
served "a months when he died
But the two regular sessions of the
Legislature during his administra-
ton enacted most of the major items
of his program. These included:
Revival of the BAWI program: a
S20000,000 farm to-market road pro-
gram; extension of the state high
way construction program; teacher
retirement act; $17,000,000 program
for construction of permanent i'm
provementS; increased support of
the common school and colleges; a
statewide disqualification program;
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-11-09

labor and timber growers and to
keep the mills running.
Requirements of the Act for Pine
Stands is that four pine seed trees
10 inches in diameter or larger be
left standing or 100 saplings 4
inches in diameter or larger be left
on each acre cut.
For hardwood stands it is re-
quired that six hardwood seed
trees 10 inches in diameter or larg-
er; or 100 saplings four inches in
diameter or larger be left on each
acre cut.
The requirements for mixed
stands are that all hardwood can
be cut provided the above pine re-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-11-09
ST $50 COLLECTED 50 FAR
THIS YEAR FOR VIOLATION
OF TIMBER HARVESTING ACT

A total of 761 inspections have
been conducted by employees of the
Mississippi Forest Service so far
during 1916 on approximately 725
logging or pulpwood operations
and fines amounting to $1,150 plus
costs were paid by violators of the
Timber Harvesting Act, according
to tentative figures compiled and
released by M. o. Stark, Forest
Management Director.
Out of these inspections, which
were conducted in "A of the 80
counties in the state, 30 convictions
were obtained and approximately
100 cases were continued in order
to more adequately determine
whether violations of the act had
been made.
State Forester Albert A. Legett,
in asking the cooperation of all
producers of forest products and
cumberland owners in observing this
law explained that forest resources
play large part in the industrial
life of Mississippi and it is to the
best interest of all citizens to con-
serve and use wisely this natural
resource"
Purpose of the act, according to
Mr.. Stark, is to provide better
management Of the timber lands;
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-11-09

attic, Washington, is visiting her
daughter and mother, Miss Minnie
Stevenson and Mrs. Minnie Myrtle
Sanders.
Friends were sorry to hear of the
death of Mrs. Eunice Reed.
Mrs. Lucy Williams is still in the
hospital.
Miss Annie Bell Corley is sick at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Rosia
Sanders on Frog Street.
Mr.. Nedt Ford is still suffering
from injuries received in an acct
dent when he was shot in the arm.
We wish for him a speedy recovery
The Annie Bell Harper Club was
entertained Halloween night with
a Donkey Party in the home of Mrs
Joe Swager. Everyone reported a
most enjoyable time.
The state meeting was held in
Laurel, Miss. The Annie Bell Har-
per Club won first prize on handi-
craft and also brought back the
blue ribbon. The delegate was Mrs.
Ada Ralston.
Hazlehurst Gossip =.
Matte Mae is on the ball with
Mr. Smith. Mary Lee is doing alreet
for herself. Seems to be a romance
between Deloris and one of the
Smith boys Wonder what will Jane
do about Matte Mae getting into
that fine car Saturday night?
What would happen if c. J. was
really as hepped as he thinks?
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-11-09
Gov. Thos. Bailey
Died Saturday
AT State Mansion
Death Closes Political
Career of Webster
County Farm Boy

Governor Thomas L. Bailey died
in the Mansion in Jackson Satur-
day evening at 6:35 o'clock, victim
of spinal ailment. He had
been sick most of the year, had
seemed to improve greatly after an
operation in New Orleans last sum-
mer, but had been confined to the
Mansion since September 25. He
was SO.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-11-09

The body lay in state in the Capt.
toll three hours Sunday afternoon,
while thousands of Mississippians
of all classes filed by to pay their
final respects to the former Web
ster county farm boy who rose to
Mississippi's highest office.
Funeral services were held in the
Central Methodist Church in Meri-
dian Monday afternoon, attended
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-11-09
PAGE SEVEN

quirements are complied with.
1t is required for naval stores
that if pines less than 10 inches
in diameter are worked, four UNI
faced or unworked pine seed trees
10 inches in diameter or larger; or
100 saplings four inches in diameter
or larger be left per acre.
Mr.. Stark explained that meas
urements are taken outside the
bark IL inches above the ground
for pine and above the butt swell
for hardwood.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-11-09

increased old age assistance; and a
farm marketing program
Lieutenant Governor Fielding
Wright of Rolling Fork, became
governor upon Governor Bailey's
death. He is 81 years old, a lawyer,
la veteran legislator, and a World
War | veteran of overseas servise.
He has served as state senator,
state representative Speaker of the
House one term, and presiding Of
ficer of the Senate.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-11-09

''All our plans for betterment or
advance have a persistent hyper
bole of intention which carries our
aims above and beyond the end in
iew"-Joseph Joubert.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-11-09

to assure a more dependable sup
ply of forest products for future
needs and to supply income for
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1946-11-09

Don't Borrow-Buy the MiSsis-
sippi Enterprise each week!
Evening star., 1946-10-23
APARTMENTS WANTED.

RETURNING VETERANS and otner EN-.
pIoyes Of Capital Transit Co. urgently need
family housing. II you have a house of or
apartment with kitchen and bath ti,ars, s2 rent
E phose 'oSRs NJ sses fiR' Eat s!n eRn Mondas
IhJspHR TuRNIsHEp eaAT AApT. On on HousH il hefore Nov.
/ for mos. Win take suitcase. Ho.
VET desperately needs unfurn. or 2 bed.
room apt. or house; up to 500 per mo. 9
mo. in advance; no pets other than Ayr
os dsush.eF6 I'm Phone Pho ST. dslrs slIs
F able dtanes o. Wasa Reta san
no children or pets. Call MAI. SANDERS
fMpLoYkD g ESi ADanTs. 9si Ds'Wfsh With infant in
boarding home. desire housekeeping quar-
1s nlsAsd - a'iss q sss: II. 4$oe Hxt s$$;
DEsPERATE--Employe ex-naval oficer,
wife, baby 8 mos, need or bedrm. apt,
furn or nnfuGn: Lease Up Ney best best Wt gsi-
6373. 8 am. to II noon or after s I'M,
VETERAN and wife, both employed. des-
perately need 3-rm: apt, In District: mod
crate income :, Write to D, D. WEBER,
ssff sssSffsN41sThsg. hgi.Sa Employed at Naval ordnsnce
Laboratory, need furnished or unfurnished
sRts o. houssRs a. cSIsi Sl3ai Ext H.
pm. MRS. BERNSTEIN 80.
intent dsurhter. Me. 1880, Ext. 81; after
sps syrdsy; TrsYRrz NE lsgo; sg., furnished ant
in nv section until l Jan. Call no
1850, Ext. sos, before noon or evsninss
SIS. 23'
Evening star., 1946-10-23
FARM and GARDEN.

kinds for fall planting; .evergreens.ca-
nsdian hemloek. pyram,,ddaI srsoryitss srsoryiitsss
f1GRs unie.r eoneolor mr. Roster blue
aoNs Eaa RET R2TSG0d kEr Rsnz ShsF ssEsass
INV sS,pMfST assS 81 pSFhSRFhSs sqndaSs
sSaae sA and fruit trees. open Sundays.
c1s get sfi f2f fRs N6RsRy is
eo9 sossusf MANuRfs 1t t. we'll rotted, seved bush
els per baf; delivered in 3-bas orderas, at
Fok saLE@ioo + + Shoasdsndron. s, IA foot
PIGS AND sH0ATs: complete line of farm
n imPTlsms9ts MF ,aaa II excellent condition. sH
ONE FANCY RIDING HORSE, gentle: for
woman 627s Allentown I'd. Sc. Gin
"a MsEt S:l ss IS 5Ssss sssh: ssss a.ssrsJ ssE
STRAWBERRY pLANTs..Premisr and
FHsSscAPiSd5eR Fl Ss pfss5 PB Beautiful lons-lasiins
dense: uniform green lawn may be OBJ
ained st this season By
seed Lawns buit sap repared and
to your complete. satisfaction, OF utmost
Importance at this particular, season is a
outlay; fast overgrowr and worthless types
should be eliminated. others transplanted
ma OF the Taxus or Yew, the most out
standing and long-lastine of all. Our
service completely covers all your outdoor
grading, fertilizins. topsoil, tree surgery,
pruning, shearing, tree removal, stone
walls, cement, fiaRstone steps, walks ter
races, waterproofng, drainage. guard rails,
arbors, fences, hedges. pools, rose. shrub.
perennial bets: free estimate. Ii. 42"5.
woNDERGRo - Nothing better: your
neishbor says so, and 50 viii YOU YOU when sl
compost, unexcelled for grass and all
things that grow; very rich in vital plant
foods and also soil conditioning humus;
TRACTOR WANTED, with plow. prefer
McCorm., Deer. models A, H or F, and
probably ats. EN-. $3.50. c. P. s.. 3417
Lowell NV D C.
Evening star., 1946-10-23
ROOMS FuRhlsHEn---NertAes.

1907 STAPLES ST. sleeping rooms,
clean: men preferred; / with twin beds, IS
wk. each; l with double bed, $40 single;
900 18th ST. NE.-Large room next to
bath, $3.50 wkly. or $40 monthly: eentle-
men preferred. Call after 5. LU. o933.
THE MARICK, 1913 B st. n.e-Newly furn. :.
newly decorated rm., single beds. large
closets laundry PRIVILEGES: triple, $25 mo.
each, or double. 500: girls only; "a
?83 PENN ST. N.E-Close to busline;
immediate poss: 1ge. front room with FAM
lily CT two; large closet: near bath: cont.
hot water; suitable for employed couple
or gentleman. Can be seen after pm. ::
$50 single S45 double. 23A
Is r. I. AVE. Extraordinarily large
room, twin beds; conv. trsnsp: couple pref; !;
BRooKIAND. 9oa Lawrence st. n.e.-Nice
large 2nd-foor room. close to all Catholic
activities, So weekly. OSCAR sEIGEL- DI.
1875 NORTH CAROLINA AVE N.E-Large
$$5 singls $50 double. Pr Ii. $3.50. ~.
1926 IRVING ST. N. E.-Large front room.
COLORED-42I 9th ST. N.E.-Furnished
room. twin beds; men pref. conv. to car
line; 81 ca. wkly.; no phone. 23'
COLORED-542 25th PL. N.E.-Room for
. men: sober. empl.: $3.50 each wk. "a.
COLORED-l93O EYE ST. Ne, Apt. l.
Double room, large closet, next to bath:
use OF apt; couple: $40 mo.
Evening star., 1946-10-23
BOATS.

CHRYsLER MARINE ENGINES available
1N re- tISm NC sos Mss ave-
CRUISE He1Ss'' 70 FLoRIDA and live aboard
~our own Wheeler Sunlounge cruiser. New
lf livery h Also 90 many % used boats sTIcKELL-
WHEELER YACHT CO., Plaza 54l7- LOB
d.ee d.s ae asss EssIsEfs 3 a avs'afsls f .nsIs
MaTcHED H oesi psir chrysler Royal marine en-
ass opposite gotsti0n GO Iood s7se senditon fa
snHlsfs "ss esl sa r. for 5soe sss at fss s.0
eaRiS nHnsIekkbs1 Ieekkbs1sER ss-t.. ,oss-ssam sleep.
plant, Rermath Sea Queen e6-hp: motor.
e ss.' city fsr rE so g. At
re- REabY nainf roR sEe' ffEToR1DA-ss-f.. CABIN
eduiss5 eqaipp.d. nsdfo linen blsnkets china
s e5peey GuSns Esd.s 42e mss hsds Gn sna
guilt 1895. sselid mahogany ans aS teak x
shNpe ssS or Wa eave 46ss aas WI Rozn6pS q6S
about ; years old, Si25 cash. Alex. o95o
MALABAR JR.: Alden desisn,. built in
engine. sails and hull are in excellent
condition; winter cover and frame MA
ROPE-Maniia. sisaI and wire. FRANK
DEL vECCHIo & SON, 1912 11th st. Sc.
HGHTINa PLANTS. IL, 3e volts dc.
md lis volts a.c FRANK DEL yECCHIo
4, SON, 1912 31th st. sc. Ii. 1898.
PUMPS - Fairbanks-Mors shallow well
pumps FRANK DEL VECCHIO IL SON,
1919 11th st. Sc: Il: 4493.
FIRE ExTINGUISHERS-Kfdd carbon
rtahl yna fire systems.
pyrepe carbon tech. form S6sA: FRANK
DEL vECCHIo &, SON. 1912 1lth st. sc.
MARINE SUPPLIES. spaints. rope. fire ex-
iinguishers. outboard motors Scripps ma
rine engines, so to 800 hp.: fishing tackle
FRANK DEL vECCHIO SON, 1912 11th
ddQ1
Evening star., 1946-10-23
DOGS, PETS. ETC.

Hens sna outdoor Screened rum; AK. Axe
reg cookers for sale excellen5 5loqallne
asksr' SF on at Lee stqa hwy KFlss s k9
Pos SFa.Y r. Na fls sas 81 ass ss
RsrySn Md W. Fsxn 1870 srapped
tsasoaable aaaa eAfE r D LINDSEY S coesvie Ma
FROZEN Fl Sen HoKsEMEAT-u. s. inspected
a. d.iiyery esr new LosEI eosa00 CO sole distributor
Esstf5p gssfIns 9ss bath
sspioa ssqd Va vt.i iss .ads
sSsS Asa ss.ss sArs
KEsSEIs. a2ls Ggnn 2ys Nv Wo 90 oa2a nr,e..
RABft1s toa Fl av.ii.Se sso a Eor future
s4fis9hE sFAGhE HS1Nps. s9f G months old one rae;
bit, hound. Is months old. Call Lsarel
rrasRAKEETs. prospective takers; have
takers throushout the city all so eoi9rs.
Also canaries. y, visitor, to S, welcome 4oo L.
COCKER sPANiEL, pedigreed. male, PES; blask
and white. 3 mos. old, S45. Lu. 1921.
Tiaf PET M DMoNkRx-youns n R:s: female: white
ate: absolutely as tame as a dog: Will sell
FOX e so9a TERRnfh hGmf f0E SPf weeks
lifully marked; females, $50. Alex. u9So'
COON DoGs-Two good ones; will run
and tree anywhere: trial. DI. a572. : m
BEAGIE II HOUNDS female, IA mos. old
registered, S35; = males. 9 mos. old. $50
ea or S35 pair. Ready to run. Cali WA
1037
WIRE-HAIRED PUPPIES. finest bloodline,
the personality pup" show or pet, $50
PET z 9cSockER sPASIEL, | psdisITssd, sI Gee assr
red. months male male inoculations sdI,oI do Done
ysrd and igst to be loyed wed as a6 pet szhs r.
BOSTON TERRIER PUPPIES. male and
female. seal and white, healthy and Axe
cHs.mf1fdbSS sSs f1fbS sBotxER. AKc tx sG1si resistersd
"Tuffy," prownish gold, gentle 3 ysars
BoxER, female, puppy out of Baron;
S1e5 After 5. 12s Carroll ave. Takoms
GREAT DANE puppy 4 months. beautiful
black dog; S10O cash. or will trade fol
piano or refriserator. EN-. 1888. %
Evening star., 1946-10-23
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

NEW YORK CITY for washington-2 bed
room apt, newly decorated, conveniently
located in Manhattan. for bedroom apt.
In Washington or vicinity. Write Box
WANTED 6'Af TO EXCHANGE lease on fur
nished 1-bedroom apt. near Pentagon. rent
$40; for furnished 2-bedroom apt. Write
WfLL VII l0sVE sWxP s'sI RENTED 1-bedroom unturn
apt. in washington, D. c.. for unfurn.
apt: or house IL gsItimore or soes vicinity;
WILL EXCHANGE 2-bedrm. apt. In Arl,
Va. for lg. efficiency apt. in NV. Wash.
new NEW FORK For WASHINGTON Offer
attractive 1h-bedroom apt, furnished or
unfurnished, in beautiful Riverdale IN: Y.
c., 80 minutes to Grand Central: children
and even a dog welcome If tenant guar
bedroom apt. or house. furnished or un-
furnished; rental approx. 500 to Sl50;
must be near Washington Cathedral
POWELL-TUCK, Or 27O0.
PHILADELPHIA FOR WASH.-Two-bed-
room, modern, off Roosevelt blvd, for
or , bedroom in Washington. Call Re-
public 400; Ext. eisos' before s. or aI. Tas-
vi WILL Ii ExcHANGE lovely modern s-bedrm
apt. in Dupont Circle area with party VINO
will sell substantial 3-bedrm. house IN
Wakefield section or vicinity. Call PHILIP
B KEY. 81. 3010. --s3
Evening star., 1946-10-23
ROOMS WANTED.

PROFESSIONAL WOMAN. young. wants
attr rm and breakfast privileges in re.
lned home; refs. exch. Box 157-R, Star.
GIRL, veteran. Navy employe, quiet, needs
Ink room Nov. +; Dupont Circle. Mt.
Pleasant area, or sc. near Receiving Sta
lion. MISS STRAIN. TR. 6262, EXT 2si
MI 2314 ewes. "a
GENTLEMAN desires q sleeping room.
Box 175-R, Star.
BUsINEssWOMAN wants room in private
home OF adults. Box 19I-R, Star. %'
HOUSE SOLD - Lady. white employed.
needs room. private bath or running wafer
PRoFEssi0NAI MAN. single. desires
small. quiet sleeping room: 2; C. or Mary lar y
smoke. % Box sIse r, Star.
GENTLEMAN. single, 40. permanent Govt
single room. in private home, Best ref
srensss ayailssbds Rox 2aaR s5sr wants
room for self and I5-month -old daushter
in home where child will be well cared
for during day: willing to pay. S75 mo;
NV. preferred Phone Ov. 0653. 20
Evening star., 1946-10-23
AVIATION.

as. 9os ssTas g s ssns spar: n
ssss ssfsh South sh' or dtssFss s Hes
fsif52h s2h siss shRH6s 6ssnfsssaa issa ss Psn st. e'ass
FOR HA sGxGiE-DouGLAs c-a1.}yust con-
yerted and certifestee: besHStifml esS interior m 2,
= .es n ay6s pTfs f:d sSeD8sS scSsssat sao of
iShTaRsfAfE iShtHP flfion L. ad 1899 nf rrsnslIs
ensine: Just rscoyered spd reesrtlW9eaMsso, M
ss II rSss. oTsl ssss ssssr'or sSfl.
VITERANs-Fiisht training under GI bill
II lg46 AeronSssss; SPRiNorIE1L1} LIE % Az Az
EVERY ONE WHO FLIES needs complete
sHIVsRs satSs fsnRNGE
yysoNSscx ysTNsps IA rYrRs RssFft Il successful ny
ins club based crossToass Airport. For
sts q ss lss 14 aFs for gaSs sss5s ts
FoR Mn ga 'ssssLE-aERoNcA CHIEF, 1e4l de
ike ike. new. Ses Also iszs Aeronea champion: Iss
hours. total time. Both aircrsft personally
owned and given excellent care: Traded
GosaREsfoNAI e asx sssfn' ss of ssss
saoo BUYS SHARE IN s-MEMBER. club
Aeronca. Top shape, fully insured for q
am ayins fee .sseTsas ssont sifo Sour RSE fG sef
new; s-wsy radio. CAN Fails Church asSs.
FLYING TO Los ANGELES. more pas
sensers needed. Phone columbia Ss9l
GROUND SCHOOL begins Ney. T. = vlHa Msll
CLUBS 42o Shoreham Bldg.
Evening star., 1946-10-23
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

I575 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Double room,
also triple room. S45 per person. -23
refined married couples or gentlemen; pri-
vate home; breakfast only. CH. o313.
1891 HOBART ST. N.w.-Immense studio
room. Iuxuriously furnished. suitable or
4, adjoining bath; finest food; $50 ca
ROOM And BOARD in exchanse for help
with dinner and staying some nights and
occasional Saturdays with 2 school-aged
children; near Chevy Chase Circle. Or
HAVE DAY CARE for child. age. 2 to s;
lse. yard to play in; Sl2 week. UN.
1897. -2b
CLUE MAsON-Wash.'s most exclusive
guesthouse has immediate vacancy for l
girl to share; also double room for girls
or couple; delightful meals with choice
of menus; switchboard service. 1875
N. H. ave. NV, NO. 6170.
IVA MASS. AVE. N.W.-Young lady. va
cancy to share with another lady, nicely
furn room, S44 mo.
Evening star., 1946-10-23
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

ks y wEn n. tas.,n.s AsS som Nee. tws
5sEsf ssar's? ss aSs'; s.
I'M ns Or sSS ds 1ss rds
sby sdshen eonneetsut o hsa ays ysfe or vcnes
ss1rsa s9aa asMa house or
ss' $ SrsSs ';S$ Sso ,S U'f saoy4 s.rm =
s1ss AFMr SsF oTrSRR riSfRRn sssr
anHn" sssirned. desperateiy a needs home for his
g sns $50; s6a sI ssssIlsns !sssfenees. EN-. ssss
& anifi HHIt; HIar ~,s son ss 81,
old son being svictsd By new ownsr; urgent
ished or furnished house in D. c. Can
Colonel. CS lSs AIR FORCE, Resular Army.
Washinston---Wife and 2 boys; age and
years, ursently need 2 Or bedroom un-
furnished but viii take furnished house or
apartment. Excellent references. Will pay
up to S165 per month and guarantee sat
Prefer IssSs washington or Alexandra but viii
take. any desirable house or apartment
within daily driving distance Of & the Pen s
RE. $500. Ext 72e39, between 8 am and
Pm; pm. = except S SUNDAY s1 sy;,. 49,. !, e. H.
furn. or unfurn; small adult family; no
Why SELL your house, then loan the
money at low interest You ,Gn can i. rent tr,s t.
WoopWARp' vn5ofoii n wv Wo sefa 5oas' a. '' IS:
PHYSICIAN. British requires house or apt.
to 70 pay $50 mo win DO llsht. duties in
ARMY WARRANT OFFICER DESPERATELY
needs 3 or room apt. or 5-roonn house.
Fainter Pain G' PRIOR m to o. Army service viii deco
EfsrSssis1r II .nyESTisfS MHSsH NAN Want,
a;esdrm. z; sa furn. house Va preferred. CHI
6orsood; Tsfs De $500 ' Ext. sss ussil sl 9
THkEE HI OR BEDROOM HOUSE. Bethesda.
Ghsyy eS o1an Gse to buy p % ssn lssen sass
Executive not in Government. Must BE de-
sTaas sTass GsssSn SsP RGT 1asE z, stss sso
$500 per month for 4-bedroom house with
Ist-fioor bedroom and lavatory; furnished
Or unfgrnished; I year or less. Finest care
II. If coMpR. Resular Navy desires un-
furnished house or apartment, Southeast
sstTfay sh0Ds AZ s7Ss Teturned from sac
fic last December and took position with
Navy Dept. here. Family now living in
because of lack Of housing. Needs 2 or s
bedroom furnished house or apartment.
Three wcll-hehaved children, aEed 2. 4,
and T. will guarantee excellent care OF
property. Call MR. GRASSY. RE $500,
Ext. 2a0a. between s:45 and 5:1b.
THREE OR BEDRIM. HOME for business
executive and family; permanent residents
present ioca tion g years. owner takins pos
session; excel. refers. GE. 3240. --2S