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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-04

charge only seemed to infuriate
the deer. The buck leaped and his
paving hoofs knocked Horrell to
the ground. The ens,ding struggle.
man against beast, LASTED for What
Horrel thought must have been
eternity but in actuaAity was an.
proximately one hour.
No holds were barred and the
four hoofs of the deer plus his ad.
vantage in weight found Horrel]
on the short end of the score I'm.
til he finally managed to secure a
hold on the large antlers and get
the bucks head between his knees
Then with the last of his fast going
energy, Horrell used his bare
hands to choke the buck to death.
His clothes ripped into bloody
shreds and his body badly torn
andahis hands almost beyond use,
Horrell painfully made his way
home to receive medical attention.
The deer season ended January
1, but Mr.. Horrells memory of his
encounter will last for many sea-
sons and now the hunters have
new tale to tell.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-04
Aycock Brown Receives
Discharge From Navy

NEW BERN, Jan. 31After sew
eral years of wartime service as
a civilian attached to naval intelli-
gence, Aycock Brown, former
editor of the Beaufort News and
feature writer for a number of
publications, has received an
honorable discharge from the Navy
Department.
Most of his war service was
through the coastal area from
headquarters at Ocracoke, espe-
cially at the time when German
submarines were active along the
North Carolina seashore. Later he
was placed in charge of the naval
intelligence office at New Bern.
Upon its close some months ago,
he worked out Of the naval intelli-
gence office at Norfolk but re-
tanned his residence in New Bern.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-01-04
BLaden Man Chokes Deer
ToDeath With His Hands

r11zABETHTOWN, Jan. 3-Har-
.o, Horrell, Of the Colly section
pladen county, had a fight for
o. p LIE last week with large buck
l lHor "a and today a magnificent pair
oe't .ntlers decorates the Horrell
manteI.
While taking an after-breakfast
.nolI in the woods near his home,
s ~ +ho end of wooded path. Hor-
~ IN was confronted by an enormus
l L'ok Thinking of his single-bar-
roIod shotgun that was only loaded
l i.;tb bird shot, Horrell made a
T ,inbt move forward hoping that
s she deer would scare and run. But
NV no advanced SO did the buck,
f d. his antlers as if in prep
ration for a charge.
Horrell fired but the small
Evening star., 1946-01-04
Small Dose Of New
Chemical Suppresses
Or Cures Malaria
By THOMAS r. HENRY.

Development of a chemical, of
which one small dose a week will
suppress malaria, has been reported
to the American Association for the
Advancement of Science here.
The report is from a group of
American scientists headed by DR..
r. F. Loeb who worked during the
war under the National Research
Council. They sought especially to
find malaria supressant which
would be superior to atabrine,
literally tons of which was fed to
American soldiers in North Africa,
Sicily and malaria-infested areas of
Italy, as well as in the Far East.
Doesn't Discolor Skin.
Atabrine did its job. 1t kept the
malaria rate of the Army at a low
level. At the Start of the war it
was perhaps the most dreaded of
all diseases because of it's posi-
bility of disabling large bodies of
men. Soldiers were required to take
two or three atabrine pills week.
Some were especially sensitive to it.
. 1t produced discoloration of the
skin similar to that of yellow
jaundice.
The new compound is labeled
SN 1918.
This compound" says the report
OF DR.. Loeb and his committee,
published today in Science, the
official journal of the American As
ISOLATION, lis an effective supressive
when administered no more fire.
quently than once weekly in a we'll
tolerated dose. In addition, 1t does
not discolor the skin, as does alta
brine, nor does it give the disagree
able gastro-inteStinal symptoms
which sometimes are seen in the
administration of atabrine."
SN 1918, the report says, will stop
quickly an attack of ordinary ma
laria and it will cure" one less COM
mon type of the disease when given
for one or two days. The latter
statement is significant since not
even quinine was considered cure"
for malaria. Once the organisms
were in the blood, the disease was
-AASAy W iCIO JCdl dlGci year. 1t
never was claimed that atabrine was
more than Supressant.
Previous "Cure" Exploded.
Antedating atabrine as synthetic
antimalarial was substance known
as plasmochin. More than 10 years
ago certain British investigators
claimed that they had been able to
cure" the most common type of
malaria with this drug.
The results, however, were oues-
toned and the claims did not ap-
pear to stand up under investiga-
ton. The committee investigators
have gone over all this early work
and demonstrated curative action
in malaria due both to the domestic
and southwest Pacific type of
vivax (the most common malaria
bearing mosquito). However. there
does not seem to be a sufficient
spread between the minimal effec-
tive and the maximum tolerated
dose to warrant recommendation of
Its use at this time"
Evening star., 1946-01-04

gyroscopic steering device was set
according to the computation and
the torpedo fired. Going through
the water, a torpedo can turn in a
curve up to 80 degrees to find its
mark.
When submerged the binocular
was left on deck, secure in its
mounting against pressures of
more than 800 pounds per square
inch, and even the shock of nearby
depth bombs.
During the final phases of the
war the binoculars were installed on
old as well as new submarines. Be-
fore shipment to the Navy, Bausch
& Lomb tested each instrument in
pressure tanks Stimulating the shock
of five depth bombs within few
Evening star., 1946-01-04

January 81, seeks 1,00o,00O garments
to aid destitute people in war
devastated countries.
Sidney Lust, head Of chain Of
local 'theaters, announced plans for
special clothing matinees" at
which special features will be shown
and admission will be q bundle of
clothing. Plans are also being made
to set up collection depots in the
Lust suburban theaters.
George N. Mathews, chairman of
the Montgomery County drive,
urged all citizens to take their do
nations to county fire halls. Fire
chiefs have been instructed to re-
ceive the clothing, it was said.
Trucks will pick it up and take it
to the central warehouse in Wash
ington in rear of 469 c street NV.
Evening star., 1946-01-04
Movie Theaters Enlist
In Clothing Collection

The Districts movie theaters are
cooperating 100 per cent in the
Victory clothing collection, which
opens Monday, Commissioner j.
Russell Young said today.
A trailer is being prepared to be
run in all theaterS to focus atten-
ton on the drive and posters will
be displayed.
The campaign, to run through
Evening star., 1946-01-04
Navy Reveals Sub BinocuIur
That Aims Torpedoes and Guns

Mounted on a device called a
target-bearing transmitter, the BIZ
nocular made possible the sighting
of enemy vessels in dim light and
the quick, accurate firing of tor
pedo from any position without
turning the submarine.
When an enemy vessel was sighted
while the submarine was cruising on
the surface, the binocular was swung
and adjusted so that the cross lines
were centered on the ship. This
setting registered on a computing
machine below deck, The torpedo's
Evening star., 1946-01-04
By the Associated Press,

ROCHESTER, N. Y, Jan "A
submarine binocular that doubles
as an aiming sight for torpedoes as
we'll as for deck guns was disclosed
today.
Designed and manufactured by
Bausch & Lomb Optical Co., the in
strument revealed with Navy per-
mission was used against Japanese
shipping during the final phases of
the war. The binocular weighs 40
pounds and remains on deck when
the submarine submerges.
Evening star., 1946-01-04
Formers shored S52 ,0O0. 900

Britain paid farmers $4,000, 900 in
"plowland grants" during the war
for plowing up their grassland to
plant crops.
Evening star., 1946-01-04
ADVERTISEMENT.
AUVEHTISEMENT.
How DrEdWards HELMS
Constituted Folks! [

For years DR.. Edwards relieved
patients bothered by constipation
with his famous DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets-now sold by all drugstores.
Olive Tablets are mild, gentle but oh
80 thorough Olive Tablets act on
BOTH upper and lower bowels to pro-
duce more naturGI-like movements.
No gripping. Just complete satisfoction.
Caution: use a. directed. 15f, 30f. 60G
Evening star., 1946-07-26
EARN and SARaEN

LANDSCAPE GARDNER CONTRACTOR.
s es ssFxs' .n s0E fhs
bieing and tree tree removal : Speciality. Free
sopDING-First-elass BLUEGRASS sod; will
tsivs5 or do complete lob the bsge5
area, area Write S G. b HYLToN' clifton va, an
Fl TRffs i fsEsio general iandseapns
soddins, seeding. Trading, draining, walls,
walks, rock gardensi insured: member Of
oToN eo b. wAsH
FLAGST9NE WALKS and terraces, fire.
Ra RoGse
lsns ReSskNyitIs Nd ROskyiile ToS
ing by the LIQUID process, fertilization, grass
cutting and edging, pruning, shearing, sum
ular needs and safety; rearrangement, re-
eouinment;, tree surgery. fiagstone and ce-
steps, porches, green and red colored ce-
ment, drainage problems solved, foundation
group: screen aI, and ] natural painting, Etc topsol
dens. guard rails; a small Investment today
in carefully planned garden will return
complete satisfaction. For better construc-
tion and the future maintenance of your
Sheautifui outdoor surroundings. Call
zoRRS HzSbscAPg ssfss APegsec g. II 54gs
81
LANDSCAPE SERVICE, soddins, grading.
seeding and pruning; lawns renovated: no
Job too small Call Ashton 21S2. --2S
TRACTORS-All types new farm equip
baiing twine; trucks at old price. Prone e
F. c. 2190 after pm a.
SELECT TOPSOIL, 5000 Gu. yds., for sale
very rea sonable. L. 1878. 81
SODDING, grading, top soil. Call Wis
conSin 9731 between 8 am. and Z pm
HEMLoCK TREES. beautiful. about : IT.
tall, full foliage. 5142 Klingle st. NV.
EN- 637S -oS
Evening star., 1946-07-26
ROOMS WITH BoARD,

1904 10Th ST. N.W-vacancy for one eirl
aeesn SfaafH mea Indsas fet ss Aso
14Oi 10TH ST. N.w.-Rocms for girls;
oSd sgabboaPs % 5Pf sssosss nss osston excellent
meals good ''Gss sran.Dortsdn n00e dleSs s'ssR' sss
LARGE FRONT ROOM twin beds; Q meals
day; good transportation. 49l7 9th st
1855 N ST. Nv refined, sober young
men for double English basement room; S35
1855 N sT. Nw.wRefined young woman
and 0aa aao wh sse Poo
on 4th floor, sac so Delightful stmos-
phere and excellent food. --2s
1913 MASS. AVE. N.w.-3 large double
49, ssa e S h'':
for gentlemen or adies home nopGs pPiTileses eses
nr. Navy Annex and Pentagon. OIL $3.50.
dressing room running water. fePe fop mem mem
home cooked meals: excellent transp;
~ fi 20 Mass 1sss peT ayP n0psh 49,
young young ladies' aides n refrigerated room. semi
I,atsSs rRENCH A FAMILY VIII takes paving quests
sfR'i ST~ HAMPSHIRE sfii siHia IL aSusf sfS
Hampshre Han shn,. ave nw-A few vacancies IN
good food and service Il
1901 81 ST. N.W.-Vacancies now at Ro-
Car HOUSE Rooms and meals daily,
Phone in all rooms. HO. 1900 -2s
1s26 N; H. AVE; NV. near Dupont Circle
Couples or refined girls, apply now, for
immediate and Aug st vacancies in wash
inston's most excel guesthouse. Switch
board service. deishtfu meals II cost
no more to live at the best. Club Mason,
Evening star., 1946-07-26
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

sIef s. DAKOTA AVE. N.E.-ciean. cool
double room, twin beds, unlim. phone
laundry PRIVILEGES: s25 each. NO. 35a7
Abb 18th PL. NE.-Lge. front rm., twin
beds. inner-spring mattresses, closets
> exposures, unlim. phone; for Q SO
ssio ssi6 Psf oTIs ST N.E.-Ncely turn. rms rm in
5S Ryf q ns1 2;1ti bath on sssne ss ssdh
gRENfWoop i5nslf vfcINffY rs otsl as44 10th SIS
Double rm. in refined pvt home; prefer
married couple, both working, or . gem
225 18th PL. N.E.-Front rn. next to bath.
twin beds, suitable for girls or cple; near
2ai6 RANDOLPH PL. T.E.-Nicely furn.
room next to bath; private gentle home;
employed couple; kit. and light laundry
privjleses: near transportation; $50 TR.
THE MARIcK: las st. p.e.-airis to
iTn fsYSs fYAN 10 rf T. S32 S2R6som siRasfs s4o
girls or married couple: unlimited phone:
good Transportation; $50 month. TR. 4S26,
bi6 sth ST. NE.-Lee. front rni. with
porch: refs. exchanged: prefer couple. pvt
family; THn 80 call ,s sftsr pm. 49,. =.
share with each otheL newly furn., triple
lounge for entertaining guests: $22 .50,S25.
1900 BLADENsBURG RD. N.E.-Large
front room for couple, S25 mo. each, or
three, $20 each; private home; unlimited
phone. Call DI. 6659. -27
S16 E. CAP.-Front, clean, conf, conv.
for gentleman. SO week 28s
Evening star., 1946-07-26
ROOMS WANTED.

YOUNG LADY would like studio or sleeping
room in Northwest washington. Boy 80
GENTLEMAN, nondrinker desires nice
corner room with private bath in home Of
refined Protestant family located in Arl-
ington or Chevy Chase. Write Box 6s.Y,
4 GENTLEMAN desires 2 rooms for Ink.
phone Write Box 10y. Star. 80
YOUNG WOMAN desires furnished room
within walking distance downtown: best
Of references. Box 77-Y, Star. 26'
GENTLEMAN. foreigner, in diploma tic
service. desires room with private bath.
neighborhood Conn. ave. and Calf. st.
Telephone AID. 3640, Ext. IL, once hours.
-26
SINGLE MAN desires small. inexpensive
sleeping room, furn. or unfurD., D. C. or
Maryland have fne references. Do not
ARMY OFFICER WISHES comfortable rm.
with private family in quiet wooded section
Of NV, own, car; references If desired
BED -LivING ROOM wanted by young
businesswoman, NV; cooking privilss; de-
sired but not nee. BOX Oily, Star. 2S'
GENTLEMAN desires furnished room in
Jewish family, moderately priced. Box
ng-Y, Star oRh
Evening star., 1946-07-26
MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE
fr>-tl

| -
VETERANS. starting business, will move
you day or evening: reasonable rates; light
hauling q specially, GE. 1851.
all white veteran help. CHI. 1901; ewes.
CHI 1880
YOUR BEST MOVE tby BAYNE a. scATES,
INC. Veterans OF World Wars and II:
moving, packing and storage. Phone 81.
2177; nights EN-. 1908. 30s
GENERAL HAULING, yards and Easements
cleaned. trash removed. Reasonable. Call
HO s464. --27
MOVING and general hauling: contract
and lob trash removal, Services and prices
ARE YOU MOVING? Let the RETURN
LOADS BUREAU CORP take care Of your
moving-day problems; packing. transporta.
tion and storage; many years Of expert
ence have made us SPECIALISTS in handling
household ess cSWs in ana st ks, y
5asrleT 5ls EleEda aye .SstFs s ReoT sle mov,nv
prompt service. Call DE, 9S71, day or
night, and Sun. Reas. rates. iii
EDELMAN's MOVING STORAGE CO.
Reas. rates; will accept your surplus furni-
ture as part payment on your moving
Stor., local, long-dist. moving. ia. 1887,
TRASH COLLECTION service by sHAYNE
BROS co. Responsible and eficient.
Evening star., 1946-07-26
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

YOUNG LADY, between Is and 2b to
Share s.n ,napt apt With yoHns colese eIadustes
"a. FAST +. cAIPiToL A M sTa near the caPltol-
S6oeieters 6ome for raiiahs aMah rms and baths
floor, very large rooms. Including reception
h hall. tv rm. din. Tm;, kitchen. pantry and
llse,. sleeping porch no children under 10:
heat and minimum utilities included; S2T5
per mo. Box s6-X. Star
thing new a9d attrasttyeis furnished A'idy Liy-
Ing room. dinette. kitchen. Frigidaire, 9
bedrooms leach with running water, tiled
utilities furnished; for 8 Girls: $50 each,
FGRNisHFB' RNsiHa''a APahrMENr. "a nis living room.
and Rhode island ave, ne. viii sublet for or
month of August; SIS, including utilities.
PfcrsffT RH sffS 81 5RH MERDIsS ,2ay stsr
iisihs bstSs S99m r. ON bedroom %tchsn End private
GIRL WILL SHARE room ant. with .
other girls; $40 .35 Der mo each. Every
ttnins furnished pvt phone. AID. 7641
oe'' and pm. 1919 Kenyon st. NV
VICINITY OF X AND 10th SITS. Nv
Several vn1a : and 4-room private apt. units,
prefer or adults in each unit at $40
week per person; in your own group or
goa glth ,aK others give ref and other dststis
s ss,a 81 for 81
nsd ssrTse ':9na meals. ssarGS% sso WEoS : ess
1858 FULLER ST. N.w-one blk. s. Eth
and Columbia rd.-Liy. rm.. din. rm. bed
rm kitchen, ba tn: 800 furn; may be seen
snsFpI aftsr I;3G 80 pm Ino No phone calls expected
man-Commodtous handsomely furnished
5-room e bedrooms) apt. smart Con
necticut ave. building; grand piano extern
sive library. eff Ient housekeeper buses al
door to all WASHINGTON: total share Of ex-
pense. including breakfasts and comrlete
dinners. maid service and local phone S1S5
monthly. Might consider arranRement with
married couple. Telephone MI. 3175 after
GENTLEMAN TO SHARE large GEORGETOWN
apt; with 3 other gentlemen. HO 1855
1881 st. n w; S25 mo. Call after 8 30
NEW BASEMENT APT, large room and
Kitchen; fits 7ss go oIs per month including yti
WIDOW Will Hue saAhh II 4 VI her modern az Ann
Tins thin f. 5arnssed; r sss. XD. s7ss, Apt $is
ai1 RANpoLrH 81 PT ST. NV bedroom.
Nv. rn; din. rm.. kitchen, bath; private
nome; Sl50 month.
C0NGENIAL MAN. about 30, to share mod
ern apt, 939 Longfellow ST. NV, with
another man; S45 and upkeep GE 400
weekdays after g. Sat and Sun, 3 o m
Evening star., 1946-07-26
COOPERATIVE APrs. FOR Sal
APARTMENTs WANTED

RETURNING VETERANS and other en-
ployes Of Capital Transit Co. urgently need
apartment for rent. phone MI. 6363. Ext
SMALL FURN. APT. in ne. or Sc, BY
not over $50 mo Box 413-V, Star. o6'
MED. APT. or small house. family 4; 2
EfFrcfnNcY res oT one ss41 ant 2s trn
or unfurn.. GOOD transp weekdays. S-5,
MISS PEAy ysR7 re 5000. Ext. 7175I. 20.
October; desire apt, NV. vicinity. Wis
VET. AND BRIDE want furnished apt. in
Ex 1920. Ext. 7o2 o6'
VETERAN, wife, both, employed. REQUIRE
undurnishsa ,sbsd Or as,h furnished apt REF fur
VETERAN, 25. and wife, desire small fur
nished apartment or large furnished. room.
smokers, nondrinkers; perm, Govt en-
ployes. Call IA. 7ob6. 27s
Evening star., 1946-07-26
HOUSES FURNISHED
Mp--Widoxsr and danat

ROCKVILLE, MD.-Widower and daughter
l3, wish to share their 4-bedroom house
with middle-aged couple in return fol
housekeeping services, beginning August ]
give full information in application. Boz
FROM aTGUsT 1 to Sept so-4bedrm.
mo Call DE. 5000, Ext. 81, from $40 t.
NEAR WASHINGTON CATHEpRAL-Lars,
living room, library, lavatory. dining room
kitchen, screened porch overlooking at
tractlVe garden. bedrooms. baths
maids room and bath; Gear garage. auto
information write Box 245-x. Star. -2t
WE HAVE BEDROOM, ia bath home
in the country club section Of Va, for rent
year lease beginning Sept. / no children
apply in person at REAL EsTATE sERVIcE
INC, 4f63 Lee hwy, Arlington. 4 to 9 D, m
AUG. I-sEPT s-cleveland Park section,
3071 Ordway st. NV. 3 bedrms.. ga be tbs;
everything fur. $500. OR. 100. -27
FOR ONE MONTH ONLY - Lovely. cool
Md Sl75 mo. MRS. CHRISTIAN. WI
s0bs PORTER ST. N.w.-Detaehed brick.
buiit-in garage: SIsb. For appointment
to inspect, phone OR. o9s6 or Ma. 1900
MICHIGAN PARK-Modern semidetached
corner brick home: has 9 nice rooms, bath
recreation, laundry and storage room in
basement; gas h; VIII. lot 34x100; will rent
completely furnished to only occupants
at $3.50 monthly. Possession August /
pN-- 13g-Y. Star -2S
Evening star., 1946-07-26
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.
FOR NEW YoRK-sB u

WASHINGTON FOR NEW YoRK-3h qn-
furnished. or furnished; $50. including
utilities for or more. Box 2o5-,x, Star
EXCHANGE 3-room apt., midtown Man
haitian in exchange for 3 rooms in or
AROUND SILVER Spring. 212 H st. NV,
WILL EXCHANGE 2-bedrm. apt. in mod
on Macomb st. mr.. Wis ave, for a-bedrm..
apt, in vicinity Of Euclid and Park I'd. ard
l4th and 10th SITS. NV. Contact OWNER
W4sH1NaroNn vsss 1sts {, An bet and = p gm
rms screened porch, unfurn modern, ali
gonvenienees' ss2I dtes exchaangs for similar apt
WAsH.-PRovIDENCE, h. I1s-rm. apt,
S55 per mo. new s;e. loc.. for apt or house
in Providence or vic. by Aug s. AT. 9096
--2S
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - Will exchange
porch. porch: heat; he T, res.sonabfe rent; feT simiis,
FURNISHED BACHELOR APT. in NV. TO,
! or BEDROOM apt; furn. or unfLrn
s-RooM APT. with refer. and bath, in ex.
children Lu 1921 -ee
Evening star., 1946-07-26
APARTMENTS WANTED,

JUMPED IN NORMANDY. Jumped in HoI.
land, and now looking for a place to live
urgently need a one-bedroom apt, furn
or nniurn., in NV. section. Phon,
FORMER INFANTRY OFFICER, now en-
ployed as editor, needs small apartment
preferably furnished for self and wife; n W
preferred. Box 55-Y. Star 30'
CoLORED-VETERAN, WIFE and bah.
desperately need 2 or 3-room unfurn. apt
Call MRS. CARDWELL, DI. 69sh. 2s'
Evening star., 1946-07-26
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

; ROOM and garage. insulated brick; OF,
h. -a:h.; house on large lot. in pleasant
within so min. OF central
Phila. 80 min. of Wilmington; TO ex-
change. sale. or lease, for similar in
Emery Hotel, RE. 1890 --2S
NEW YORK - Will ex-
change rental on 2-bedrm. house In Ar
area CT, 5000 -2S
Evening star., 1946-07-26
ROOMS FuRkIshEp-Mp. and VA.

a-c.. front room, next
res; emp. lady only. CHI. 912l after J, m
WILL RENT lovely master bedroom in new
nome to refined. Quiet man: 10 min
dogntoEn or Pentagon. GL. 1902. 20,
EAST RIyERDALE, MD.-Studio rnn., pvt
" bath; lovely summer location. about 20
min. downtown by car; empl couple pref
WA. S014. -5S
ARL., close to Clarendon shopping CEN
ter-Two connecting twin-bed rooms, pvt
1858 -oS
JEFFERSON PARK-single and double
6edrm. for gentlemen, in pvt. home. Alex
Mr.. SILVER SPRING shopping center: un-
usually attractive front room for young
lazy, S35 mo-; convenient transportation
DOUBLE RIM, adj bath. modern pvt,
nome, with 3 adglts; near Pentagon.. 2
Evening star., 1946-07-26
POULTRY & EGGS.

1000 N. H. RED, 2 weeks old chicks; SO
pullets. weeks old 80 pullets, 3 months
old; Hyattsville- 0226. o. G. MAXWELL
Defense hwy, Lanham, Md. -2s
r. o. P, N. H. red pullets: crowded for
space. Ashton b53l.
Evening star., 1946-07-26
HOUSES UkFURkISHEo.

LARGE FRAME HOUSE. suitable iarse
family; bedrms, ga baths; spacious
grounds; excellent for children: $3.50 per
month. UN 4hlR
Evening star., 1946-07-26
ROOMS FURhIsHEp-s.s. and s.w.

618 @ ST.-Newly dec, dble. bedrm. in
clean home; $40 per month. FIR. 4912 all
so q SIR. s.E.@Beautiful furnished room
next to bath. spotless, clean, private home;
employed couple: S4S per mo. FIR. 6544.
1924 end ST. s.w.-Double room with
twin, beds and small study for employed
couple or men $40 each weekly Also
gil 11th ST. S.W.-One lge front rm
3 windows: men only; IS each. ---2s
4?3 9Th ST. S.W-Housekeeping rm.: 81
GENTLEMAN, Jewish, attractively fur
niShed. newly decorated front bedroom;
S55 mo- 1857 Ala. ave. Sc. Apt. 301 or
Evening star., 1946-07-26

AETNA MOVING = STORAGE CO.-Local
none too small Ii HOO.
LIGHT MOVING JoBsNwill make de-
cialty:. res sonable rates. MI. so85. 29s
x-GI-Haulins, moving, storage; will
move your trunk or your house special
26s
Evening star., 1946-07-26
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT tcon..)

MAJOR AND WIFE, permanent in D. C..
desire furnished house or apt; prefer
Northwest section. Call Woodley 1910. 2s'
3-REpROOM HOUSE in upper Briehtwood
or Takoma, D C; will pay UP to S125 rent
Phone GE. 5000 until D. m
Evening star., 1946-07-26
ROOMS UNEuRNIshEp.
MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE.

1873 COLUMBIA ROAD. Apt. 410--Laree
airy room for l lady; $40 and expenses;
no young girl: --2s
Evening star., 1946-07-26
APrs. SUBURBAN WANTED.

EMPLOYED MARRIED COUPLE, no chill
dren, pets, want 1-bedroom apt. vicinity
Glebe rd., Lee hwy. CHI. ST22, 9-6; Az
minister 4536 after $50. 2ss
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY, vicinity Ieth
and r, studio apt. foyer. liv. rm., kit,
bath; restricted seeretarial, switchboard
COOPERATIVE APT, Mass. ave. NV.
near Sheridan Circle: living room, dining
room, bedroom, kitchen. bath and inclosed
porch. garage space: purchaser must be
approved by owners; price, S12,500 Cali
Mr.. J. H. Brown, RANDALL H. HAGNER
e. CO., INC: exclusive agents, 1921 Conn,
ave n W DE $500 -oa
Evening star., 1946-07-26
COUNTRY BOARD.
VACANCY FOR LITTLE GIRL. permanent
u, WHY. or monthly. Phone SH. 4767. %

ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.
WANTED-Single room with board pref
Star 9-s
Evening star., 1946-07-26
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GEORGETOWN
GEO. H. MILLIAMs co.-1usI ntr cn

ave, NV, We have an 11rm.. semidet.,
3-story brick home in good condition:
! . bedrms.. 2 OF which are maids rms in
6smt-; 3 baths large liy. rm. with fireplace.
back porch, roof garden; Venetian blinds
throughout; This is a lovely home for a
rooming house. For info. and appt Mulloy,