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Evening star., 1946-12-27
Albert (. RommeI Rites
Will Be HeId'Monduy

Funeral services for Albert E
Rommel, So, who died as result OF
a Christmas Day fire at his home
202 Tenth street NE, will be held
at II am. Monday in Fort Myer
Chapel. Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
A coroner's certificate Of accident
al death from carbon monoxide pois-
oning was issued yesterday.
Mr.. Rommel, who retired in 1874;
from the Bureau of Internal Reve-
nue., was a native of Niagara Falls
N. Y. He came to Washington after
World War I. He was member Of
the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Blu
reau of Internal Revenue Post.
Evening star., 1946-12-27
Five Anfifreeze Drinkers
AT Lorton Improve, 7 Dead

Five of the seven Lorton (Va.)
Reformatory prisoners who drank
a quantity of stolen antifreeze
Christmas eve appeared to be re-
covering from the effects of the
poison today, prison officials said,
leaving the death toll of the
party" at two.
Donald Clemmer, Department of
Corrections director, listed the dead
men as Robert w. Williamson, 40,
and Richard Taylor, ~, both COL
ored. The men were pronounced
dead of methyl alcohol poisoning.
Mr.. Clemmer said the five others,
now in the prison hospital, seemed
out of danger.
The penal director said he was
continuing an investigation of how
the seven managed to steal the
antifreeze from prison garage.
Evening star., 1946-12-27
Building Group Favors
Three-Unit Design for
New Hospital Center

The Public Buildings Administra-
ton, which will build for Washing
ton. a 1,500-bed hospital center,
looking with favor on a three-unit
type of construction plan, Buildings
Commissioner w. e. Reynolds said
today.
Just back from trip to Europe as
President Truman's representative
at a meeting Of the International
Labor Organization in Brussels, dur
ing which he inspected some OF
Europe's leading hospitals, Mr.. Rey-
nolds said Sweden's Soder Hospital,
a two-unit structure, provides more
good ideas than any other for the
center here.
This hospital in Stockholm, is
/, ,200-bed structure, but is criticized
on several grounds by the Swedes
themselves. For one thing, Mr.. Rey-
nolds said, its cost was around
$4,000 a bed. For another, the dis
tances travelled inside the hospital
are said to be too great.
Mr.. Reynolds said that after see
ing the Soder Hospital he person.
ally felt that perhaps a three-unit
hospital here would be the best type.
Cost Put at $4,000 Per Bed.
He estimated such a hospital
would cost about $4,000 bed and
that distances separating the units
within it would not be too great.
Final decision on the design of
the Washington hospital, however,
rests with a special committee made
up of buildings officials and repre-
sentatives of Garfield, Emergency
and Episcopal Hospitals-the three
local institutions to be incorporated
in the center. The committee must
decide to what extent the facilities
of the three hospitals can be COM
bined into single units and which
facilities should be kept separate be-
cause of their special nature.
Money for a site and for plans
will be asked of the new Congress
shortly after it convenes, Mr..
Reynolds said
A number of sites, including the
estate of Charles c. Glover at Mas
sachusetts and Nebraska avenues
NV, are known to be under con-
sideration.
Committee Meets Soon.
The special committee working on
the design is expected to meet
shortly after January l to study
possible sites as well as the question
Of design.
Before the plan is completed, Mr..
Reynolds said, "every one who is
interested will be given q chance
to voice his views"
In this respect, he added, design
ing the center would be something
like designing the National Airport.
The Government wound up with
an advisory committee Of 10 avia-
ton experts before selecting final
plans for the airport, he said.
Evening star., 1946-12-27
Byrnes Unable 10 Visit
japan Before March

State Department officials saw
little prospect today that Secretary
of State Byrnes will be able to ac-
cept Gen. MacArthur's invitation
to visit Japan for at least several
Mr.. Byrnes, it was pointed out,
will be busy for some time preparing
for the meeting of the Big Four
Foreign Ministers at Moscow in
March to consider a German peace
settlement 1t is possible, however,
that he might return from Moscow
by way of Japan.
After Gen. MacArthur's head
quarters in Tokyo disclosed the in
vitation, the State Department
made public yesterday an exchange
of messages in which Mr.. Byrnes
congratulated the supreme Allied
commander on the great job you
have done in Japan"
Gen. Macarthur said in a reply
that a visit by Mr.. Byrnes would
do much to orient the American
people as to the vital importance
of Americas inherent interest in
the future of the Pacific"
Evening star., 1946-12-27
First Cancer Clinic
Here Opened Today
Al Garfield Hospital

The Districts first cancer preven-
ton clinic opened today under spon-
sorship of the Ladies Aid Society OF
Garfield Memorial Hospital, and at
tracted more applicants for exam
ination than had been expected. =.
Originally planned to be open
each Friday from $50 am. to noon,
the clinic may have to arrange ad-
ditional time to take care OF the
numerous applications.
The patients were given examina-
tions at the Warwick Memorial
Clinic on the ground of Garfield
Hospital. Each person was given an
X-ray of the chest, blood count,
a general physical examination and
certain clinical analyses.
Results of the examination will not
be conveyed to the person checked,
but will be turned over to his own
physician.
The staff making the examina-
tions is headed by DR.. Calvin Klopp,
who is director of the Warwick
Memorial Clinic, and secretary of
the newly organized District of
Columbia Division of the American
Cancer Society.
The volunteers from the Ladies
Aid co-operated with the staff. be-
ginning a service which will be
given each day the clinic is open
They were Mrs. M. A. Selinger and
Mrs. William N. Sturtevant.
Appointments already have been
made for examinations next Friday
and the following Friday. Appoint
ments may be made by calling the
prevention clinics Office, Adams
7500, extension 1873, any week day
from $3.50 am. to 4:30 pm. The
full-time secretary is Miss Wanda
Ethridge.
Mrs. Clifford Folger, chairman of
the Cancer Committee of the Ladies
Aid, and DR.. n. II. Kerr, president
of the District division of the Amer
ican Cancer Society, hailed the
clinic as an opportunity for de
tecting incipient cancer and starting
treatment in it's earliest stages.
Evening star., 1946-12-27
Phone Financing Pldn
Approved by PUG

The Chesapeake & Potomac Tele-
phone Co. has been granted permis-
sion to increase its borrowing from
the American Telephone & Tele-
graph Co. from current $4,775 900
to as much as $12,000.00 to finance
a postwar construction program in
Guiding new exchanges.
Approval Of the company appli-
cation was given yesterday by the
Public Utilities Commission.
Evening star., 1946-12-27
Dr.. Blair Plans to Modernize
And Expand ChiIdren's S Hospital
Director Designate,
Of Old D. c. Family,
Is Infant Specialist

A larger and more modern Chill
dren's Hospital, with increased
health, service to the community
is the aim of Dr. Montgomery
Blair, who will be installed as di-
rector of the institution Febru-
ary IS.
DR.. Blair, who brings to the in
stitution not only the medical
knowledge of a Well-trained child
specialist. but also a Washington
background which has its roots in
the time of Andrew Jackson, ex-
planned in an interview today how
he hopes to accomplish this goal
"I interned at st. Luke's Hospital
in New York. you know" he said
recalling that DR.. Claude w. Num-
ger, its present director, was CO.
author of Washington's recent
health and hospital survey, which
branded the Capitals hospitals a
disgrace to the Nation"
Plans Closer Coordination.
Miss Matte M. Gibson, who is re-
tiring to the post of superintendent
emeritus when DR.. Blair takes over,
is responsible for the admins
trative efficiency and good public
relations of the hospital, DR.. Blair
said. The senior Medical Board,
headed by DR.. Joseph S. Wall, ham
dies the medical program at the
hospital.
AS director, DR.. Blair said, he
hopes to bring the administrative
and medical functions Of the insti-
tuition together. This work will be
made easier by the fact he will be
an ex offieio member of the Medi-
cal Board as well as administrative
chief of the hospital, he said.
Priorities to Be Weighed.
Fright now," he said, I'm pass
ing out list of priorities to every
head in the hospital.
They're to look this over and rec
ommend which improvements
should be met first from their stand
point in the new building"
The final list will be turned over
to York & Sawyer, the New York
architectural, firm planning the new
to see how far down the
priority list the 81 300, 900 fund now
being raised will reach, he explained.
Ward space, he said, is one of
the ranking problems on the list.
The present hospital was designed
as a 18O-bed institution. It is car
rying a 227-patient load. The ex-
panded hospital will have capacity
of $50 beds, he said.
In time of emergency, he added,
this could be expanded to 300.
There is also need for better
kitchen facilities, larger clinics, op-
rating rooms and laboratories, air
conditioning in certain sections of
the hospital, such as operating
rooms, and better refrigeration
he said.
DR.. Blair emphasized the 81 800 900
Evening star., 1946-12-27
New Traffic Signals
Put Into Operation at
Georgia and Eastern

While officials of the District and
Montgomery County looked on, new
traffic light signals were turned on
at 10 o'clock this morning at Geor-
gia and Eastern avenues. Lights at
this intersection have been demanded
by citizens of Silver Spring and the
northern section of the District for
more than two years, but lack of
materials delayed their installation.
The lights are the first placed in
Washington since before the war,
and are of the four-faced style.
Traffic officials of the District and
Montgomery County will make test
of the lights this Afternoon during
the rush hour peak and again Mon
day morning during the heavy
traffic into Washington.
Ralph D. Boyd, president of the
Allied Civic Group of Silver Spring,
who has been working to get traffic
lights at the intersection for several
years, said the signals will fill a
long-felt need in that section, one OF
the bottlenecks for traffic travelling
into the District and Silver Spring
One of the lights is entirely ir
Maryland and the other a few feet
inside the District. The lights were
installed and will be maintained by
the District and Montgomery County
on a $3.50 basis.
The ceremonies this morning were
brief. Those attending were o. w.
Youngblood, commissioner of the
Eastern suburban district of Mont
gomery County; MIR. Boyd, DR.. Ben
jamin Nusbaum, president of the
Shepherd Park Citizens Association;
Maxwell Scrimgeour, chairman of
the Traffic Committee of the Silver
Spring Board of Trade; Inspector
Arthur E. Miller of the District
Traffic Bureau, Capt. Beverly Beach
of the Police Department and George
E. Keneipp, director of Vehicles and
Traffic of the District. Maj. Ernest
w. Brown, former superintendent of
the District police and former head
of the police traffic division, now re-
tired, also was one of the spectators.
Evening star., 1946-12-27
DR.. Vaughan to Receive
Highest Geology Award

DR.. T. Wayland Vaughan, 76
paleontologist with the National
Museum, will receive the Penrose
Medal, considered geology's highest
award, it was announced by the
Geological Society of America at
the opening of its 59th convention
in Chicago today.
DR.. Vaughan, who has been active
IN geology since 1894, will be pre-
sented with the medal at the clos
ing session of the convention to-
night.
A native of Jonesville, Tex, DR..
Vaughan was engaged in geological
and paleontologic research with the
United States Geological Survey
from 1894 until he retired in 1889.
DR.. Vaughan, who lives at 1888 P
street NV, is a past president OF
tbs Geological Society.
Evening star., 1946-12-27
Christmas Trees on Truck
Smash Streefcar Window.

The protruding trunks of truck
load of unsold Christmas trees took
toll of streetcar windows in an un-
usual accident late yesterday.
The trucks driver continued on his
way, apparently unaware OF what
had happened, after the trees
smashed all the windows on the
left side of one car and five win
dows of a second which had stopped
at loading platform at Thirty first
and M streets NV.
Few passengers were on the cars
and no one was hurt, police said.
The incident caused total OF 10
minutes delay for the cars.
Evening star., 1946-12-27
Tax Refund for Veterans
To Expire January
BY the Associoted Press

Enlisted personnel who paid taxes
ON income from military service
in 1941. and 1912 still can get "a
refund if they apply before jan
uary !.
The refund is obtainable, the In
ternal Revenue Bureau said yester-
day because Congress, in exempt
ing the pay of enlisted men from
income tax last year, made the ex-
emption go back to 1941 and 1912
for those applying before Janu-
ary l, 1947.
There were no estimates on the
number eligible for refunds.
Evening star., 1946-12-27

handle EN- er- Admiral "anninI.
gency construction jobs for the
Navy, work with the Marines in de-
veloping new amphibious techniques
and serve as nucleus for war
time organization should another
emergency arise.
The Seabees now are under the
direction of Rear Admiral John j..
Manning, chief of the Bureau Of
Yards and Docks.
Evening star., 1946-12-27
Arlington Gives Half Holiday

Arlington County employees will
receive half holiday December
81, County Manager Frank G. Han
rahan announced today. County
Offices will close at noon Tuesday
and reopen Thursday morning, he
said.
Evening star., 1946-12-27
Seabees, Now Permanent,
To Mark Fifth Anniversary

The fighting Seabees, now per-
manent part of the United States
Navy, will observe their 5th birth
day tomorrow.
Organized two weeks after Pearl
Evening star., 1946-06-23
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

HOUSE VA. FOR APT. N.W.-House 5 mi.
lert. ndshborhood: bedrooms, 2N baths,
oil heat, garake, large yard: rent, $40
a;; mo;; prefer PERMANENT, tenant. larger
for desirabls 2-bedroon apt. or small
1Sss sSa s2lck s0i ,ls lhSp ISos ssat dinns
room, room, Kitchen. 2 bedrooms, Ia bsths,
from owner, 314,950; in exchange for q
MaNTEh SsS5SSM .Ps P Gs IN ;$e5i
in exclusive Washington suburb for 3 or
Z bedroom cottate or apt. in Margate,
z, 4, 6 or 8 weeks in July or August. Phone
IA, .4e64 or Box 306-D, Star.
Louisville, Ky /, or proximity thereof in ef-
change for 7-rm. modern brick home IN
WashinEton, conveniently located; rent win
SEfDsse SSEfDse6oGs: g.: Pf S.sss. asss .rs.
screened porch. in Bethesda. Smaller
ss!ztss sssa modern Ssss.; Sss
owner will exchange for similar rental.
rvs fseSSs xf6s ff6Hsrsc Oh IL ose ss4E o. ami fsr.
nithed; M. 14th st., Miami F1a.. for
Pax or Va. property; val $4,000. II.
Evening star., 1946-06-23
HousEs ExcHAhcrb fco,,.,

1870 4!!:R0oM HOUSE TO EXCHANGE tor
WssH WyssIs5so9 Ia Asx 1905 .,,. IN
from downtown Wash, nr. elementary sch.
chicaso. Contact 1sham, Lincoln & Beale,
attorneys. ~ ~ w. Adams ST.. Chicago, g.
PHILA. -WAsH.-,-6-rm.. detached. all brick
striSSted n; e. sgburban: viii exchange for IKE
dwelling in Wash. or nearby Md; refer
ences exchanged. AD. 1918, Box AIM, Star.
DENVER FOR wAsHINGTON-Use Of g.
room Denver house EXCHANGED for Wash
instoni available September. DI. 5000.
6EfRoff-wAsHlNGToN-want g. bed
Arlington Of NV; have two bedroom house
WSFGRNisHEp HousE. Cincinnati, d. for
Washington 3-bedroom brick. ideally To-
Gated. unfurn. house, Cincinnati, extreme
y sM GA ceng rent resEe H sSas snt
e1ia IfHlx-WAshiNGf shhHHi ron oeexcahanse;
modern 3-bedrm. house, large lot. excel
neighbor. suburb Phila., moderate rental,
for similar house this area. RE. 1900,
Evening star., 1946-06-23

AITfA .5g "a. nSyNS sTokAdl ,as e. 0SLcc.
aa naa. 'sas II S1oS 1V0 too large and
5zpsy t5z yq sgRN3y Sofp N the r
novins- day problems; packing. trsnsports. 1
;sss .:.'s Sa: 4 + Ia
siE 4 oyer Phone Il, ssSs q Or II Il ss5u - y
II Iogk ESEias stKvref fxs fKRSnLs KkaSSn
and parcel delivery. MOVING. packing. khH
stsT Xs'Ss6' MOVE FS e. stxsr stt sears
NC: 5-Veterans Of World Wars ! and II
m mnoyins. packing and storage. Phone 81.
vErERnA1Ns Rn1shts MoEfRsaMxi WI a0sai new eaupmen,: Ss
FL. al white white veteran help. CHI. 1901. Ewes.
6AsHiELt "a fnpS TRANSFER II Local moving,
sursnce:. prompt service. Cali De. ss4l
Sfy nizhs an, sna sundsys at @ Tse,
sipi RAs RieI q b. 2ss Jog
EX-Gl-Haulins, moving, viii move your
sISf aHos s'fss pE $685. 1885, t? yet
MAN with ton-and;a-half truck. can
GENERAL GEL HAULING: including moving
1iaH4 H1s soviSa Sa sSSs ~ fls max. ds,iv
erles OF any kind: nightwork specially;
rsasonable rates: MI, 5065. 2S'
from Pittsburgh, Cleveland. Detroit. Chi
eago. q. Louis Kansas City. Denver. Colo; {;
oTds Yo5E asorea ana s0sHcTP
MOVING and general hauling; contract
and Job trash removal. Services and prices
AZ r. yo1R sostsy ysEREficf Nf tsss pxRcEL
Light furniture hauling, baggage, trunk
and parcel delivery. Moving, packing,
hfGaT DAY "a a ns Ssa
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates:
payment on ' your 'Ir moving: OWL I local and ons ,
distance. EDELMAN'S MOVING g. STOR-
AGE CO.. IA. 1887. 24s
Evening star., 1946-06-23
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

5-ROOM HOUSE, furn.. in Arlington for 2
to SIS rent. Box 3s-R, Star. " -
apt. 5roSfiSn n ''s.'' =, exclusive H' ssction. ]
"a hour to Times. SQUARE. 15 minutes to
fnaEcial section. for 2 or 3 bedroom apt.
or house. furn. or unfurn., NV. section
Sf fSffrrSsSSuAagSa SS AagSIaq 13 13&rtSSbId,a:., e s.s.aroom
furnished apartment, pleasant location,
$40. exchange, Washinston :2-bedroom
ssgpto ssgptto fuDpishsd sEowN q wSHNiurni'hsd tinsoin
NEW YORK -MAsH.-Win exchange one
room. Pullman kit. bath furn. apt, Green
srn. S,a agt esntTaily b1s,rs sssated wash ca.
CHICAGO for Washington Arm. apt. /
s,.r f.. @-bedrm apt Wash. Box 4lsss,L 4ss
WASHINGTON-NEW YoRK-Have 2-bed-
room apartment, unfurnished, Conn. ave,
to exchange for 2-4-bedroom apt, unfurn.,
81 sEBhoonH9n spi oa in sac no. in
exchange % dso, dSf lst-tioor 1-bedroona apt; in
WAsHiNGYToH.NEw VA GYTsSs:N YORK .xch.nss-
apt. in Washinston for 2K-3 rooms any
where T u n Neg. York City tno chiidren).
sfx-K6oM siMIiDET. HOUSE, Arl Va,
for n. ens,bedroon on modern apt. In D. G.
FILA. f61 AZ fos nv WASH, will .neh. .t.r. s.rm.
unfurn. apt. for unfurn: apt. in D. c. or
suourbs. BOZ 44S-M. Star.
Evening star., 1946-06-23
.pARrMrNrs EXCHANGED (con,. }

WARRINGTON ron NEW YoRK-Ex-
shanse l;bedroom uni, apt. convenient
NV: washington for 8 or 4-room apt.
n Y. c. or vicinity; will also consider small
house; prefer late summer occupancy.
Adams g0sA Or Box 203-M, Star. ,23'
unfurn:. apt. for unfurn. two-bedrm. apt
WAsHiNGToN SHIN STSiS + FOR NEW YoRk. FORK untur.
nished one-bedroom apartment. northwest
section; for same or larger in Manhattan.
WAsafNd RHI aaffsiMi M4ioNs..ffih1LADELrH1A Ns.ffih -s rm
nIniurn. WsshipEton apt, for similar ..9 81
2424, Ext. $50, MR.. MYERS.
EXCHANGE 2-bedrm. apt, near schools
suburban Northeast, modern bldg, large
rooms and closets, storage and laundry
rent $40 mo-. for 2-bedrm. apt. or small
eeoLoSsiEpsi eoLoSEp@rwS, wsSSsiRiooM kitchen and Sf bath
apt. electricity and gas, Arcola heat, te
reasonable rent. Call Dupont 1880.
S.E.-WnL exchange unfurnished bedrm
living room and kitchen, utilities included
$50. for l-room. kitchenette and bath, any
ssestion; approx. S35-$40 per. mo. Bos
NEW NJ w YORK Ssi FOR WASH. Groom untur.
nished apt. to exchange for similar: Wash:
APT. in new. modern bids, Alexandria
Baltimore. Box 459-M Star
Evening star., 1946-06-23
HOUSES For SALE.

sPRiNG VALLEY vICINITY-LarEe Co
lonisl center-hall brick. built by present
large, beautiful. Handicapped tract facing
Govt. park. For information and inspec-
ton ssll Mrs sss sptton co 0241 LoWhRY
SEAk sra AND sb eforas u.s. avs ns
Oct. frame home of Z rms. lincludinR
isrse yard. This home is not modern. but t
Is comfortable and will appeal to family
with children who desire yard and garden;
price. 1000. with substantial down pay.
ment. For information and appointment
rNn + psPEfff RE- xoW E5ss Rick naT RSs s star
Robf. MAoEt, WA. 33ll until 3. Az
Evening star., 1946-06-23
HOUSES FURNISHED
2-bedroom house, gal

SsCeQTOQm mouse, RaTCen
July 1st-sept. 18th. MI o3a4. Box
sS 5SI3 SSp ri, AUGUST. completely tpEn, g.
NEAR CHAIN BRIDGE. cool, attractive
modern house, completely furnished, along
ter Of town 3 bedrooms, screened SCI side
shay yard tashsd ssrase Ju
of sppoinsmen % 'hs a0t. sas5 'ssa sissr s
s5t sMMES ass, RfNfA .s4,
siosss a. - i.'sISss Jss for Storage; ssSO mo isf
vii VIII Oh kENT hEfS pleasant eounsr, home s' on
highway, 90 miles from center Of city in
Md. to refined responsible people for s
months; maybe longer. Box 1o1-L. Star.
SKINNER s.p Fl msssrn HssTAt sm tn1n.sss 0SH.. unit,
sashsr;, vac: blk. bus. Silver SPRING,
SsIyfSfY sa aons3. M,.Lscsel beautiful room
sa.a ss!efnss R9rsa tsS0m?i!sls s55a aurn
cdSf do a and conss aaasen cS 5S the
attractiveiy furnished and svaii, immedi-
st 1:s oor n5e ysa5s bss Ro1m on The
room. sunroom. powder room, breakfast
Tssn.r kitchen na equipped With dish
baths; on the 3rd iioor. 2 bedrooms. bath
an aa: s
sssPss sesa.r Il s1,h euss'ds 5sslsss
reour.d h1 4So 10 per on
son bivd. ASN Aanston. HN IL 1885, 2 seo ssss W aL
s ssIs h Is.h ST. NV rooms, 2 baths;
@ @3Psn foE n;p@sstion @ IL to !: Monday only.
RVxEABihA R5xE BihA!rE ;uy fS sfsh,ssss sa $3.50
;s;1: sss ss.s Is :s};;s s5;sS;s
home Ssarms sRssi VI"
ss'eiS sss sS 'sStfs saahi F's Co. :s
base, screened porch; iae. yard i or =
bsdrm;: references; house available for
wks. 70 mos. only. Gil. 2Oe4. Box
fHsoSU1isE fsS1i IN. N SPRING VALLEY for rent,
July 10 to Sept 19 T. quiet and dscTm
ARLiNG TON bedroom. studio type
hss sooM sasf D%2sa W Rsa tssI sd xslss. ssT
mo-: not for rooming house: Biltmore st.
n n; refs REQUIRED: Boy 4s7:L Star:
per mo; July, August. 81. is7s before
Nan NJ n" AND e 'tsff WiFE viii aili share house IS
miles in Va. with couple; ami. every
thing electrical; reasonable rent. Box Il,
aEo5kseEEiTowN afs5si house. bedrooms, 4
years Lease Boz 22a:L. Star. ga
IS DnSal dT.Mcornsr Srics, ! bsdrooms,
nd N.as. oI W sS s Per sar nSRs ss
%rsnRY HsRss hriasRs: sasRs 4sIs stsnt; 4:
sd n slas I and s. FSos 1Ss ja, e:sn .aa Asrss
IGhY TfhsYi IN @2Hriinston-ple...ntiy 2n Sit
poieS
fipissS xsS sHe SsTTy 2sRtd RSsdfn em ogsss
:s;l. :sS Ssl month"; ss!
Rsisisnssss saa .ss
bedrooms baths, huge study; terrace
ar snd sig sisrdsn en, eoGgetss aos7 sSSo
ss's7, "a ss.sss Hd' $50 MONTH; a4S. sssl's
GEORGETOWN-Purn. house. 8 bedrooms,
z baths; conv. transp; ;o Sls5 HoS aysil.
BETBEsDA-A furn 7-rm Colonial house;
ns aHsnsa ssss ss :aS 1sr S nsst e phone
SGTSTiRAc1IvELY FuRN. s-bedrm. eN-bsth
home with library; Oct; choice loo, mr..
RI. s7o4 sa5a1RaAh as5f Ri ~hofHsE.s ffM sf.s hom. to
be shared, including kit. facilities, for Q
mos. with clle; preferably oflcer and wife;
HSpisoN 81 mo etgSn esf5 .bah
detached corner. available through Octo-
her, $500 mo-; adults only. DU. 1TSb
Evening star., 1946-06-23
HOUSES UNFURhIsHEp.

Center-e rooms, 2 baths. detached brick,
garage; no children; no pets; l years lease
at $500 per mo. Phone 01. O362 for
& CO.. INC, $500 Conn. ave. WO. 23O0.
Evening star., 1946-06-23
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

MD.-Furn. house, 8 bed.
beautifully kept; very cool; conv. transp.
5000 mo. yearly lease; refer required;
available July /. Call Pleasant 114S be-
tween 1-6
Evening star., 1946-06-23
COOPERATIVE ApTs. FOR SALE
COOPERATIVE APIS. WANTED

SMALL CO-OP. APT. cash. Electric
refsr and grill; desirable; walking dis
tance. Box 4Io-M, Star. a3s
Evening star., 1946-06-23
PACKING and STORAGE.

WANT TO PURCHASE Q one-room, kitchen
and bath in NV. Washington. Box 443-M,
Star. 2bs
Evening star., 1946-06-23

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