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Evening star., 1947-01-22

Kenny and his As assistant cheer
leaders pretended that titles to in
land waterways and even to the
beds of rivers were put in jeopardy
by the claim by the United States
of title to the Tidelands of Cali
fornia.
Letter in June, 1945.
In order to make this issue abun-
dainty clear, and dispel any such
fears, as Secretary of the Interior,
I wrote a letter to Attorney Gen.
eral Kenny on June Is, 1945, in
which I said:
IT am no more willing than you
seem to be that there should be
any legal action that would raise
the question of title to other than
petroleum bearing lands and which
would, therefore, be disturbing to
State. municipal, or even to private
interests. Accordingly, am willing
to support fully and publicly a bill
before the Congress to quitclaim to
the States all submerged areas Of
the United States, both inland and
off shore, excepting only the small
areas of coastal submerged lands
beyond the low watermark which
contain petroleum deposits"
In this letter T invited Mr.. Kenny
to "join with me Immediately in
proposing and sponsoring legislation
to effectuate this purpose
Mr.. Kenny's only reply to thi:
proposal was to continue noisily te
misstate the facts. He declined to
join with me to take out of the
case all of the issues except the
single one of the ownership of petro-
leum- bearing lands lying off of the
shoreline of the United States.
Subsequently, Senator McCarran
then chairman of the Judiciary
Committee of the Senate, held hear
ings on the pending tidelands bill.
Evening star., 1947-01-22

law l learned III
traffic courts when I was hailed In
for parking too close to a sleeping
policeman, and in night police
courts for having been a customer
at burlesque house when the cops
came in and said the leading lady
had violated the statutes by mis-
taking her ear rings for Mother
Hubbard.
So, as any trusting citizen of the
United States would do when puzzled
by the law, I put in a call for
members of the Supreme Court OF
the United States.
Little or Question.
"Hot dog!" I cried, "I'l get Mr..
Justice Frankfurter on the phone. u
1t was little late to call, I'll admit,
but I figured that any man who has
a lifetime job, with good salary
which am helping to pay, would be
delighted to dance downstairs in
his nightshirt and answer me a
simple little OIL question on Con-
stitutional law.
couldn't get Mr.. Justice Frank
furter. Either he was too sound
asleep to hear the phone ring, or
he hasn't paid his bill and his serv-
ice has been discontinued.
TRY the home of Mr.. Justice
Black" I told Central.
She buzzed the number.
No answer. Ring again." said
Central turned on the heat, and
must have worn out the bell in
the Black home. Not creature
stirred.
"Try Chief Justice Vinson,"
told Long Distance. II want to get
this settled"
Same thing. Might just as well
have been dialing Lassie, the Holly
wood star and the only collie with a
private number, savings account
two itters in college, swimming
pool, and gag-bark writers.
So, there was nothing for me to
do but interpret constitutional law
myself. That wasn't easy. All the
law know could be written between
the lines of the Lords Prayer writ
ten on grain of rice.
Common sense came to the rescue
I came to these conclusions:
Any State that won't behave like a
State, isn't State.
A Limit to Fun.
Georgia doesn't seem to realize
that it isn't easy for all the other
States mississippi excluded) to be-
have. Most men and women are the
same, and if they didn't exercise
some control over themselves they
would run about the streets with
grape leaves in their hair, As in
their hands, dislike for law and
order in their hearts and minds
But time has proved that such be-
havior doesn't pay off. So Indiana
behaves, whether it likes it or not
So does California, North Carolina,
New York, Idaho, New Mexico and
the others.
It's all right to be individualistic If
you don't become nuisance while
doing same. If Georgia sat alone
on an isle, washed only by the Pa
cific and thick accents, no one would
care. But it is a part of this coun-
try. Railroads run into it and rur
out of it. 1t has things to offer that
other States need. So it must, If II
has a conscience, try to behave. II
it insists on being Georgia-just
Georgia-only Georgia-the Unior
must secede and let Hawaii take 1t:
place in the flag.
Fun is fun, but there is limit
If Georgia wants to establish re.
public under King Herman the En-
lightened, let Georgia do it.
distributed by McNaught Syndicate, Inc.
Evening star., 1947-01-22

seen consequences of those reckless
days are on us. The spending game
is played out. The country has
turned against the experiments and
the experimenters. The problem is
to recover our equilibrium.
The Democrats, as was long over
due, have lost control of Congress
and the Roosevelt type of brilliant
young men" would be worse than
|helpness in the kind of situation that
now exists and for which they were
partially responsible. One of the
things to be thankful for is that we
no longer have them.
Evening star., 1947-01-22
By THE HASKIN SERVICE.

@. What three great religions
originated in the same region?-
E. K.
A. Christianity, Judaism and
Mohammedanism originated in the
Levant, i.e., the geographical area
bordering the eastern end of the
Mediterranean Sea. To all three
Jerusalem is a holy place.
@. Is the animal known as sala-
mander in the South the same as
the pocket gopher of the Middle
West?-J. M.
A. 1t is the same. These little
creatures spend 80 per cent or more
of their lifetime underground in the
runways they dig, coming out only
rarely.
@. Are there really a thousand
islands in the Thousand Islands
group in the st. Lawrence Riyer?-
S. G. P.
A. The islands number close to
ZOO altogether.
@. What do the abbreviations
UNESCO stand form. ].
A. United Nations Educational,
Scientific and Cultural Organization.
@. Are labor unions exempt from
payment of Federal income taxi
L. H. F.
A. A provision in the Revenue
Act exempts labor unions generally
from the payment of the income
tax. The same provision exempts
chambers of commerce, clubs, char
liable institutions, nonprofit ceme-
teries, farm co-operatives and SIM
liar institutions.
@. What items are still under
Government price control?-J. c. r.
A. The only items now under
price control are rice, sugar and
residential rent.
@. Can you identify a coin for
me? The diverse has a crowned
double headed eagle with lion in
a shield on the breast. The reverse
bears the inscription 80 Markkaa
1906."-M. P. I'd ~
A. Your coin is an Old Finnish
two-mark piece. The eagle is the
symbol Of Imperial Russia, and the
lion shows that Finland was at that
time Grand Duchy of the Russian
Empire. The Finnish mark Gin Fin
nish: Markka, il. markkaa) is now
worth about 2 cents.
@. What is the number of War
Department Circular which states
that men totally bald will not be
inducted into military service?-
w. A.
A. The War Department has
stated that total badness does not
constitute a sufficient reason for
exemption from induction into the
Army. Hence, there is no Army reg
ulation on this subject.
@. What countries next to the
United States have the largest coal
reserves?-I. B. H.
A. Russia, Germany, Great Brit
ain and China. Coal is still con-
sidered to be the worlds most nee
essary mineral resource. 1t is OF
vital importance in many industrial
processes, notably in the manufac-
ture of steel and is the raw ma
terial from which many thousands
| of products are derived.
@. What was the punting aver
age of Charlie Trippi for the 1916
football season?-D. j. NICK.
A. The punting average of Charlie
Trippi for the 1916 season was 34.5
yards per punt. Glenn Davis con-
cluded the football season with an
average of "a yards per kick Trippi
played with the University of
Georgia team. Davis with the Army
Evening star., 1947-01-22

a Supreme Court
d e c / S i o n ,
W h e t h er t h e
United S t a tie S
does hold title
to the rich oil
lands lying off
of the California
coast. T h e S e
tidelands repre-
sent the last
known great oil
reserves, which
may be a matter
of life or death
to the Nation in
the event of an
-4l, -o~ NJ
Evening star., 1947-01-22

mauga, Cnau-
cellorsville and
G e t t y S b u r G
stand as proof.
B u t whether
the Union can
secede from a
State never has
been prov e d.
w ith Georgia
acting the way
it is, I got to
wondering about
this m a t t e r.
N a t u lly, I
didn't know. All
I know about
Evening star., 1947-01-22

now exclusively
in the hands OF
the fee b | e =
minded and un-
ht; that the
human level Of
omcialdoln Is
alarmingly low.
There are sew
eral things that
can be S a ] d
about this pres
entatlOn. one Is
tn t it simply Is
not true. An
other is that the
effort to make
IL seem frlle Is
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Answers to
Questions

A reader can get the answer to any
question Of fact by writing The Evening
Star Information Bureau. 316 street
NE, Washington .. D. C. Please in
close 3 cents for return postage.
Evening star., 1947-01-22
McLennore-
U. S. Might seeede
From Georgia
BY Henry McLemore

Can the Union secede from q
State? We all know that State
cannot secede, successfully anyway
from the Union. Bull Run, Chicka-
Evening star., 1947-01-22
Harold L. Ickes
Man to Man
u. S. Senate Can't Afford to Appear
Before Court With Oil Smeared Hands

related heretofore As State attorneys general Joined
with the oil interests of California and with Robert W. Kenny
Attorney of that State seeking legislation to
other States the orich delands This
legislation designed to preclude ruling by the
Supreme Court determine the question whether
Evening star., 1947-01-22
Frank r. Kent
The Great GameofPo
Talk of Truman Failing to Draw Talented
Aides Disputed by List Now Serving
Frank r. Kent

There appears these days considerable not entirely sincere
alleged serious deterioration
of the Government service Loud lament is
inability to get good to to Washington
get them stay very long when they do
these almost fearful oupourng it would be
Evening star., 1947-01-22

easy to conclude that there is not
a single man left of brains or char
acter in the whole Federal Admins
tration; that the Government is
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Directors

Directors
SCOTT B. ApplEBY
BRUCE BAIRD
JAMES NJ. BARNES
WAITER NJ. BAsTIAN
MONTGOMERY BLAIR. JR.
DAVID BoRNET
LEWIS T. BREUNlNGER
WALTER c. cLEPHANE
CHARLES cONARD
CLARK 6. DIAMOND
CLARENCE DODGE
u. RozlER DULANY. JR.
HARRY EATON
EARNEST W. GREENE
ALBERT W. HOWARD
J. wRILEY JACOBS
ANTHONY r. Q. LUCAS
st WILSON B. MARIN
nRAnARD ". PARKER
JAMES Med. SHEA
l. coRRlN STRONG
WILLIAM 3. WILLARD
Evening star., 1947-01-22

title belonged in the United States
or In the claimant States.
The only interest of the Federal
Government was to determine, by
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Officers
BRUCE BAIRD. President

BRUCE BAIRD. President
WILLIAM B. WILLARD "...,........ V'ee'f'es'oe"'
DAVID BcRNET ..''...''' e''a'"'
BARNUM l. wee ffes'oe"'
W. Hill ES PARDOE F'ee'f 'e'''e"
I FONTAINE HALL .VieePresident and ir'st o0'ee'
R, PERRY'YEAThdAN. 'eo'a'e'
NELSON ]. Secretary
IcHN W. CROW ............... Real Estate S'o'ee'
HENRY W. BRANsOM........'.. rust o0'ee'
LESTER A. LAWRENCE Il r''' ob'ee'
CHARLES W. FITZGERALD ~.............TrH rHst Officer
HERMAN G. LAUTEN rsf eOiee'
IRussELL BOLTON f'naA0'
ALIEN A. GREENsTREET ........- Assistant treasurer
BENJAMIN B. McCENEY" Assistant treasurer
SCOTT D. MORRIS Assistant i'eas"'e'
A1EXANDERJ Assistant Secretary
HERBERT B. As'lsfant Secretary
DOlJCLA r. SMITH Assistant Secretary
cHARLO OTTE A. Assistant Secretary
FREDERICK J. BURRELL Assistant Secretary
GEORGE S. Observation-Disclosures, Real Estate Officer
Evening star., 1947-01-22
Party in Ascendancy Then.

In the Roosevelt days there was
the vast hilarity of wild spending
spree during which dozens of OBJ
scure men came to the front with
new and costly governmental expert
ments and they all seemed brilliant
to each other. Also the Democratic
Party was in the ascendancy.~
Now the inevitable and easily fore
Evening star., 1947-01-22

@. What items are still under
Government price control?-J. c. r.
A. The only items now under
price control are rice, sugar and
residential rent.
Evening star., 1947-10-21
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

GENERAL CONTRACTOR needs home, 6
si III xr oRSSFS RsSDIokb: Is EYE So3srnmen: ~ en-
ploye. wife and daughter, 10, need ) or
room home in Arllnston or vicinity:
ess s9sn 6 pfsps ssogd for ressDasD ma Teps5 2en IA
THREE BEDROOMS, unfurnished, around
wANTED-Furnished.. partly furnished or
unfurnished house, after November st, ,
p Teenhons os'o Or sfGeSs0e GS trans
FD.Lr. OFFICIAL and family need M
furnished 2-brornom house in suburban
va shlnston. references MRS MORGAN.
one one YEARS RENT IN ADVANCE. Bureau
5ou5s '8;.,'5'5 3sSaI 5eio osa;@
NEWsPApKRMAN. permanent. needs nn-
fussn. house or apt Kids: .. C, pref;
fs fasfs1s wants Fens or room ao house
furnished, best care guaranteed. OIL,
FACING Ev1CTIoN-wn pay up 10 Si1,
for 3-hedroom house or apt, unh and
unfurn fine references no babies, no
WANTED-A furnished house director
of an international organization wants
to rent furnished detached house with
3 hedrooms :. baths and garage: within or
near piStrict;, EA. $3.50 EXT. los.
AusIRALIAN ARMY OFFICER stationed
Washineton, desires TWO or three bedroom
furnished house or apt: for approx two
months from Oct. 81. while awaiting pas
sase 70 Australia: present lease expires
NAVAL OFFICER and family being eyicted
by owner returnins to Washington. need
unfurn,shed house, Phone 81. a@i2. --26
shly unturnlshed Arlington. vic. " 1. l.
High School desired By Arnv It Col wife
t4-vr cid son family seuarated. due tc
evs-asas ser"!cs ptll Et~s apprectattvs care
20 home. Call GL 1886. -26
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MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE.

LONG DISTANCE MOVING, 80 States: full
or nart loads Call any time, NATIONAL
MOVING BY VETERAN of experience with
new truck. careful handling: reas rates.
Call any time. MR.. COCK. Gil 5l:;7.
DASHIELL TRANSFER CO.-Moving. reas.
rates; cargo insured; 80 miles radius Call
DE rs !. day or night and Sundays -.5
tnELMAS'S MOVING STORAGE CO.
Reas rates; Will accept your surplus fur
nt'UTa as part payment on your moving
storage, IA. 2937 after pm, GE. 1915
ARMY yFTFRANS-L Light loads. trunks
snd )1EFase hauled: very reas, rates; all
white help. GE. 1915, . am TO ) pm
~ WING, HsULiNGi day, night and Sun
GI SERVICES, You name II. I do IT: small
ico hauling speciality. lot us move the
sr1all heavy pieces. special rates on out-of-
city hauling, Call BAR .ETTE. MI. 5la5
VETERANS. starting business, will move
you dsy or evenings. reasonable rates;
light hauling specially GE 1851
NETFRANS--Moving and hauling: new
trucks. responsible. help; cargo Insured;
estimates cheerfuly given Nj 81 50.
Ex CT, MOVING. packing. storage; reas
rates, will take your surplus furniture as
part payment on moving. JOHN GLOVER.
MARINE VETERANS MOVING Co.-34-hr
service furniture MOVING and haulins;
trunk5 and oaS-aEa AT 3759 or FIR n3S6
Evening star., 1947-10-21
WAN1kp Cont

ARMY OFFICER desires bachelor apart
eh near weq Reed safsse P~
soBstnRM. APT, AT furn. or unfurn. in
F9hTs5t f4starTsd TsSh 4aSS S9nn ave or Hethssd"
and ls-mos well-rnsnncrrd daughter.
dssperately need apt, Phone MADEIRA,
REFINED BUSINESS WOMEN desire
tn,n:eed osor29m 1parmea5 PA ren5
APARTMENT FOR EMPLOYED couple,
tE o95s from $50 am, TO pm. -:
APARTMENT. unfurn-, = rms kit and
eath nv ry euie, business couple,
FRENCH oFFIcIAL, '"N5 Single. urgently
needs l-room well-furnished apt. kitchen
rot reomred, Eyicnity Dupont Circle,
EMrLoYFn COUPLE desires !-room and
sltGhsn sIT n apt furnished or unfurnishet.
TEACHER ASD SI,eF wiFE III" rrnently Rm need
4room apartment; no children or pets
A. A. l;Gt after pm Monday through
QUIET COUPLE desires small apt. in NV.
nsar n Va or Md; no children, no pets.
savy ENSIGN AND BRIDE desire !! > or
, room furnished apartment Cor subletj
for month, Nov. s to Dec. s: no chill
aFsRTMEssT di'nS"6 fnrn Or unfurn Gf S,"2 in % apt
eld9-, a. : rooms: must have pvt
esth sno kitchen; in modern building:
rent. imms teral. Call 10. @104 Room
.nIS p c. businessman and man
aNttufLD CotPLE desires unfurnished
ant IN RrooKiand or vicinity. WA. 2:!33
RRInE-To-BE desires 1-bedroom tpref-
erabIy unfurn) apartment AID. S474,
EMPLOYED COUPLE desires Groom furn,
800 alter pm. -.
desire furnished or unfurnished apt, with
ttoye and rcfg, Tel. Union 1893 22s
touFLt' N2-year-od girl. desires two
a,TeHsen966Tn'a e96n r or ATlngton area up to 500.
OFFICER AND WIFE want furnished
hoisekeenlng rooms in Arlington or D c.,
81 5-room unfurnlshed house. RE. 600.
EX. ,t"hs: COL. GRAHAM. 90.
VETERANS WIFE AND CHILD in urgent
need ri = bedroom apartment, unfurn.
preferred Please call MRS WESTLAKE.
RE 400, Ext, 33l3. Mon Fri, s to 4:3O,
VET, NEwLYwED, employed couple de-
TlTe5 r5ens n 9eernom r. @S living kit. and bath.
NAVAL OFFICER. permanent duty. desires
one-hedrnom furn bachelor apt, DI SIiS
ENt 60. ewes. after : ~.
THREE OR FOUR NICE GIRLS need fur
nlshed apartment. NV section. EX Bill,
CGLoRED-COUPLE TO share furnished
mouse with another couple. no objection to
one child. SEQ block OF Jay st. ne: $50
CoLoRED-YoUNG COUPLE desires two
unturnished rooms kitchen and bath: quiet
drink. Call Ii. :i@64 from IN to 10
I'm Furnish references. 81.
Evening star., 1947-10-21
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E. tcon,3

FAIRLAWN VILLAGE Lovely semtde-
tached brick home, convenient TO Navy
Yard, Naval Air Station and transports.
front porch, nice fenced yard and beau,
SIS $50, Ewes. Mr.. SHARKS. IA, s12l,
&c COULRRooK DIR, Silver HILL Md
Only l mile from D.. c. line: Diet; hrles
bung., only yrs old rms, and bath.
oil &C. heat. screened porch, level lot;;
stove stove 1efgr; near bus; 81 500 $500
FAIRLAWN vILLAGE-only $1,000 down
can buy this lovely 6-room. semdetsched
brick, 6 years Old: modern bath full base
ment with additional lavstory and shogsr,
PRISE REALTY co. 1904 Eye st, NV.
CoLoRED-S5oo Down makes you tn.
owner OF this beautiful arm. brick home.
gIth ga, gas; elee;;- h.oaw,h. Cali SURETY
CoLoRED-BE SURE TO see these
Open Today 10 to :; brand new brick
homes, only few left Morris rd and
high St Sc; these lovely homes have &
with ,brand-n new stove and refriserator.
cArysler ,Air-Temp summer and winter
gas a.-c. heating system. Ready for your
immediate possession. Don't wait to see
To reach: Nichols ave to Morris I'd left
on Morris rd. blocks to High st, risht TO
homes, Gail till pm. RE. 353l. FIRST
NATIONAL REALTY CORP. ao5 18th 81.
CoLoRED-SMALL DOWN PAYMENT and
monthly terms-2-story brick; rooms,
bath, basement hot-water heat. near Navy
yard; close TO corner OF Sth st; suitable for
J families Eve, phone Temple 16S, L, T.
GRAVATTE. Realtor, 729 18th st.. n W.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

l NEED nice 2-hedroom bungalow In
Silver silver spring d area can pay AL cash, No
SNAIL R'tS !: Or s-BEDRooM So,s HOUSE. prefer.
T. G. County or good NE. section; can paw
GaIh. ash, H0: @ I32o % sfts6 tex ! pm =
ored, any section, any condition. r. L1SS.
IF PROMPT ATTENTION TO the sal. y,
erty is what YOU desire, call R. A. HUM
PHRlES, Realtor. SOS North Capitol. MA.
$50. Free appraisals. Results since 1919,
Chase or Bethesda vicinity. Please call
GEO. ". ROBERTSON, Realtor, s1o1 Wis.
VIRGINIA HOMES urgently needed, II
YOU are considering the sale OF residence.
farm. acreage or lots within the next few
with a a reaitor located in the Center ot
"a 7S9lS''a 81 RssoTs Re- SSs'GT Fs
SELL YOUR HOME and investment pror-
erty. Wide-awake sales dept. SpsciallzlnE
more than 80 years IN Sc ,ta and Nd nron-
ana ana ins1ranee; 3 franc - si1o 9 Nchojs nav ave -
PRIVATE PARTY desires nice ? or hod.
room home in NV. or suburbs; state pri'e'
Wr W aSfp6 SEED MORE I9I fSM dsIjrsh1s str listing,
and Md. For prompt results call daily 2 to
;, J: P. ROGERS, TR.. $500, "a
for or bedrp nsT5sFR" home located led IN Or
a"isk5s, Piease sE call my AGENT S" Mr. D1xoS
iMMED1ATE i, Nj al / Acr1oN-we will buy your
home today or sell to cash clients at fuIl
market value. Free appraisals. MITCHELL
WoRTHINGToN REALTY has cash CLIENTS
or nearby. Please call US at once, 81.
five MILLION DOLLARS WORTH of apt
houses. homes, business and investment
properties. lots and acreage of all types
Contact us now for a, prompt CONFIDENTIAL
and profitable sale OF your property. All
transaetions cash. JESS FISHER b GO.
INC, Realtors, 1870 K ST. NV. RE. 5000,
WE WANT YOUR HOUSE. apartment. store
he G5 eens Cal s"% Mr. '0T Ronshr DRURy
REALTY coRPoRATIoN, I;255 K. FF,
81. AND NE. PROPERTY viii rav
all cash or will sell for YOU. We get results.
quick action MAX MILLER. 500 11th St,
cHaRIEs CHI R $. 0 GUM has client. waiting
to purchase homes in any section Of Wash.
and rsarby MsEY2pS FR ,noo i2o9 orr
erty. with VIM. H; SAUNDERS co, NC,
Realtors since 1881. 1919 X, D1. 1918.
WILL PAY Cash for houses white
DO YOU WANT SPEEDY ACTION: Lis.
will pay top price. ENTERPRISE REALTY
co. l!!"24 Eye St NV, EX. 34o0.
CASH for your property, ne
or Sc. white or colored, MARYLAND or Viz
ginIa COX g. CO, DI. 4@54, RE. 1888
PARTY wants to buy from owner small
white or colored house, in any condition:
will pay all cash. Box 124K. Star. 81
Sc. AND NEARBY MD;-To get top price
for your property call vi @S02 Free sp
praisals T. D. BURGESS, 2524. Pcnna.
q q or :. pFnRoou HoUsF :, n r ,r
Va, wanted for cash Call my repre-
sentative. KENNETH STILES. D1. ss2s
or acrear. for client,
on waiting list. near Sutland. Dfstrict
Heights Or within, 10 miles q sane
WEST REAL ESTATE. HI. 7oao after
TAKoMA PARK. silver Spring and Bright
wood lstings wanted. Cash huTsrs For
amck results c2l, RAFFELL REAL ESTATE,
WANTED TO BLY, old houses for rental
purposes; or 4-famiiy apt5 RE. 5c1S.
LET Us SELL YOUR HOME: prompt, cour-
teous service; free appraisal. over S3.o0o.-
0on in sales last year, HEANFY 4 CO.
HO. 1868. licensed In Va, Md. and
D. c. 80
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HOUSES FURNISHED

F9R RENT FURNISHED, exceptionally at
tIact1ve house in nice location, ) bedrooms
3 bathS. S4"5 DOROTHY G. WOOD. Real
Fstate. NC. 62a}; e"es., Mrs. Conway, EN-
TsKoMA Park. Md rms ? bedrms.,
: ha rs. from nov Until Fcb !. Sl:85
Phone sH. T192 ii
CHEVY CHASE, n. G.. y blk. from Conn.
are.--D"t hone contsining liy. rm. din
or - A. , bedrmS. sitting rm. and bath
NJ nd auo, heat det. Earage excel.
aend conyen. ,neiEhborhood. For Lease
QUINCY SMITH. INC Realtors, 14IS H
st y. III. pos. eveS-. WI. 9414. j
EXCELLENT DOWNTOWN location. near
NediCa| Center-Th tastefuIly furnished
home has large living room, dining room
with French doors 70 Smal. garden, fully
eautpned kitchen and pantry; there are 4
bedrooms. 3 baths and extra shower:
automatic heat, $500 a month. HERMAN
F CTASCH a son, Woodward Bldg., MA
21G1 18th ST. N.W-Attractive 9-rm
house With > baths, oil heat; completely
furn. mmediate possession. Call after :
m. no 6064 -
CHARMING COUNTRY HOUSE, furn: 10
miles from Warrentou. 30 miles from
Washington Call DE. 52i2. -!3
EMPLOYED LADY will share lovely home
in Arlington with young couple with baby
in exchange for care OF little girl, 3-years-
old Call Glebe 5S5l after pm. '.','
Evening star., 1947-10-21
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

CONTINENT NV. LOCATION. rm., Kit
bath. semifurn., for one similar in Alex
andr'a nr Airing on. pref Presidential
Gard, se't1on, ParkfalrfaK. oV. 1?3',, S-5
Wash FOR y. Y.-3- 3-bdrm.. unfurn.
house on Rock Greek PIX. cony. tranSp..
Island 1lp IN $3.50. MI. so53 or Box 264-L,
star
WASHINGTON FOR PITTSBURGH. ex-
chsnge lovely furnished efficiency apt in
modern nv. apt, house. for similar in
Pittsburgh. for months, OR 594I. -.3
EXCHANGE-Buy my beautiful 5-bedroom,
:-oath Wesley FeiGhts home; lease me
your : or 3-bedroom, unfurnished apart
ment y. Box BAL, Star
EXCHANGE l-BEDRM. APT. in Arlington.
Va, Tor or , bedrms. IN Detroit. Mich
CH ass, after o'ciock -!3
EXCHANGE 5-RM UNFURNISHED apart
ment. Evanston, III for Groom unfur-
niShed house in Washington, D. c.. or
rlclnity, G. A. WALKER, 1924 10th ST.
v. Washington. D C -n2