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Evening star., 1947-08-10
Funeral Services tuesday
For Mrs. Mary (. Reed

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Elizabeth Reed. IA, will be held at
$50 am. Tuesday at the w. E
Pumphrey funeral home, 8434
Georgia avenue, Silver Spring, Md
Burial will be at Harpers Ferry
w. Va.
Mrs. Reed died Friday at Garfield
Hospital.
She was born in Washington
County, Md. and came to Silver
Spring 10 years ago. She lived at
2013 Luzerne avenue. Mrs. Reed at
tended private school in Hagerstown
Md. In 1890 she was married to the
late Harry Albert Reed. a railroad
conductor with the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad. and lived in Bruins
wick, Md. She was a member OF
the Grace Episcopal Church there
Survivors are two sons, Charles C
DAILY, Frederick. Md; James P
DAILY. 2011 Glen Ross road, silve,
Spring; and seven daughters, Miss
Mary Elizabeth Reed, and Miss
Betty L. Reed, both of the Luzerne
avenue address; Mrs. Clara Gels.
berg, Frederick, Md: Mrs. Nell
Norton, suitland. Md: Mrs Emily
Brubaker,' Westminster, Md; Mrs
Edith Marriott, Augusta, Ga, anc
Mrs. Sadie M. Rennie, Salida, Colo
Evening star., 1947-08-10
John W. Calvert Dies:
Direct Descendant Of
Fifth Lord Baltimore

John Wentworth Calvert. 81, d.
rect descendant Of the fifth Lord
Baltimore and author Of the first
District income tax law presented
to Congress in 1884, died yesterday
at Emergency Hospital. He had been
hospitalized five weeks.
MIR. Calvert formerly was assist
ant treasurer of the National Saw
ings & Trust Co. and was in charge
OF the banks vault. He started as
a bank messenger when he was 10
and retired in December, 1914. He
practiced law from 1911 until the
time OF his death, specializing in tax
and probate law.
He was born in Washington, the
only one of his three brothers and
one sister who was not born at
Riverdale, the 2,O0O-acre Calvert
estate in Riverdale, Md. Mr.. CAL
vert's great grandfather, George
Calvert, built Riverdale in 1893. The
bricks were imported from England
st. Rubens Defendant.
His great grandmother was Rosa
lie Eugenia Stiers, OF Belgium. a
defendant of Rubens, the 18th
century Flemish painter.
Mr.. Calvert was the son of the
late George H. and Frances Sevbolt
Calvert. Since his mothers death
In 1884, Mr.. Calvert has resided at
Stoneleigh Court apartments.
He attended Swavely Preparatory
School here and in 1905 he studied
banking under Parker Willis, author
OF the First Federal Reserve Act,
He entered George Washington Law
School in 1907. He passed the Dis
trlct Bar examination in February.
1911 before his graduation in June.
Wrote on Income Tax.
Mr. Calvert wrote the first articles
explaining the District income tax
law which appeared in the news
papers. The articles were printed
IN The Star. Besides writing the
first District income tax law. he
spent five years seeking its passage.
Since 1889 Mr.. Calvert had lived
in the northwest section of Wash
ington near Dupont Circle. He used
to talk to friends about the horse
cars that ran up Connecticut avenue
avenue and of hunting rabbits back
of old Stewarts Castle at the circle.
He also told stories of the Washing
ton baseball park when it was at
Eighteenth and U streets NV.
Mr.. Calvert was the grandson of
the late Charles B. Calvert of River
dale, who was the founder of Mary
land State College. now Maryland
University. He gave part of his herd
of registered and imported cattle
from Jersey to the Agriculture
College.
Usher at Church Here.
Mr.. Calvert was a member of the
Chevy Chase Country Club for 81
years and member of the District
Bar Association. For 20 years he
was an usher at St. Thomas Epis-
copal Church here. His favorite
charity was the Thrift Shop, an
organization Of which he was treas
urer for many years. He was also
instrumental in helping veterans OF
the last war obtain schooling.
He is survived by one sister, Miss
Julia S. Calvert. 1705 P street N. w
One of his three brothers. Cecil
Calvert of Baltimore, died two
months ago. Another brother, the
late George Calvert, Fort Worth,
Tex, oil man. died in May, 1916.
Charles Calvert, a Mount Rainier
attorney, the third brother, died
about Is years ago.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed.
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Dratha
SMITH. MILAGROS r

SMITH. MILAGRos R. On SATURDAY.,
UniysTsity HOSPITAL: MIIAakos /. smith
Gertrude GinseI, Mrs. Adela Davis Mrs
sAns Martha Whslen Services ,ao, g. the s H
thence to the shrine Of Sacred Heart
SngrG a a sn and n Pa Park sa viii W. ss 5s
at am. for the repose. of her soul. In,
terment at George Washington Memorial
Park Cemetery. IL
sus srshk a. ss fhhH Ella n sPak Pa ss'aadsy o s An An
sparSs Surviving are four a sons dImoat Hubert
sparR two a. daughters Heen L.
and Mrs Ruth s. swami: four srandchil-
dren. one great-granddaughter. 2 devoted
oranse, n: j.; other relatlyes ana many
friends. After ~ noon Monday friends
are invited to call at the MCGUIRE Flu
services will be held on Tuesday, August
rial Cemetery. ~ II
sTULTZ, DEACONEss ELLA BROWN.
gust Z, l947. at her residence: $3.50 Just
.,Ia; st ne; Deaconess ELLA BROWN s sTULTZ. 2.
of Barbara. and Rose Stultz. She also
leaves other relatives and many friends to
msy ca. her n Dsss1e M n E Rh.s and co
Sunday August 10, after II ii am. Remains
he sats at h snd sh sts
s.w., on Monday, August II, after . am,
where funeral services will be held at
p IN, Rev. G. Ellington Stevenson ofhclat-
ing. Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry. 10
TAYMAN, SAMUEL OGLE. On Thurs
ps pas Aszsff odE aS EFSsnfs aNs
man: Mrs Fannie z, Weber. Mrs. Grace Z.
Reid and Mrs: Ursula y; Cooke; Friends
roro pike. Forestville. Md, where services
will be held on Monday. August |, at $50
am. REQUIEM mass at Mount Calvary
tuary, Cedar Hill Cemetery. 10
TEMPLEToN. AGNES RICHARDSON. On
THURSDAY, August Z. 1941; at Providencs @
+ SdSfIP RsS s. ssSs *{
Robert Ray; iT;; MilbuEn 3; and Martha Il a
Of xnses sns cain Mrs shs
Of Tucson. Ari5: and one brother; David
Wilson blvd Arlington, Va. until Monday,
August /, at pm. thence to the Clare
QOt NdclnOOISt Olh anu SOl III
Irving sts. Arlington. Va, where funeral
services will be held at 2::'0 pm. Inter-
ment National Memorial Park, Lee high
way, near Falls Church. Va. 10
WALTER, MARGARET. On Friday Au-
gust 8, 1947, MARGARET WALTER of
1913 Eye St ne. beloved mother of Comdr.
Eugene l.. Walter, Mrs. Bessie Hooyer, Mrs.
Grace Thorp and Miss Fannie Beal Walter:
sister of Mrs. Blanche De Mott and Mrs.
Louise Little. Friends may call at the Lee
Funeral Home. 4th st. and Mass. ave. ne.
where services will be held on Monday. Au-
gust II. at 1870 pm. Interment Glen
wood Cemetery. 10
WEBB. WILLIS r. On Friday. August 8,
1941, at Casualty Hospital, WILLIS T.
WEBB, beloved husband of Lillian B. Webb,
father of Mrs. Marguerite Brownell,
brother of Mrs. Geneveve Peters of To-
Funeral Home. 4th st, and Mass. ave ne,
where services will be held on Monday.
august u: at 2 pm. 1hterment Cedar
WOOD, MABEL MAY. On Saturday. Au-
ST.. ne. MABEL MAY WOOD. beloved
wife of the late Charles Irving Wood and
mother of Mrs. Virginia Dieffenbach and
Mrs. Doris .Gilmore, sister Of Harry W.
Edwin E., John M. and Adolph A. DAILY
garet A. Miller. Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home, 4th and Mass. ave. ne
Evening star., 1947-08-10
Legion Girls SET Up
American u. Nation
10 Study Government

The American University campus
was Girls Nation territory today.
1t had been taken over bv 81
girls from Al States which had held
Girls State programs under auspices
OF the American Legion Auxiliary.
Bent on studying the mechanics
OF Federal Government and seeing
the sights of their Capital. the
girls arrived yesterday and took up
residence at the university.
Last night. they were guests of
the university president, DR.. Paul
F. Douglass. at reception and
buffet dinner at his home.
Later. they attended an opening
session of their Washington meeting
at which they were greeted by Mrs.
E. A. Campbell. national chairman
of the Girls State Committee of
the Legion, and Mrs. Mark w. Mer-
rill and Mrs. Walter Craven. past
national presidents of the auxiliary.
There were no District delegates.
since no Girls State program was
held here this year. Mrs. Campbell
pointed out this was a prerequisite
to representation at the national
sessions. She said her home State.
Louisiana, could not send girls be-
cause it had scheduled it's program
for later date.
Maryland was represented by
Patricia L. Pine, II, of Denton and
Suzanne Lee Miller, Is, of Annap-
oils.
Virginia sent Martha Crosswhite,
II, of Norfolk and Betty Sullivan,
Is, of Fredericksburg.
Mrs. Campbell said the girls were
selected on the bases of leadership,
character, courage. honesty, schol-
arship and co-operativeness.
This gathering marked the first
time the auxiliary had sponsored a
Girls Nation, she added.
Today the girls will attend a serv-
ice at Washington Cathedral. tour
the city, place a wreath at the
Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and
visit Mount Vernon They will meet
tonight to hold mock party cau-
cuses and elect chairmen.
They will visit the Capitol, the
Library of Congress and the Smith
sonian Institution tomorrow. Secre-
tary of State Marshall will address
them at $3.50 pm.
The mock party conventions will
follow tomorrow evening, at which
time nominees for president and
vice president of the Girls Nation
will be chosen.
The meetings will continue
through Thursday with visits to var
ious Government departments and
addresses by Federal officials
scheduled.
Evening star., 1947-08-10
Parran Funeral Services
Held in Prince Frederick
By the Associated Press

PRINCE FREDERICK, Md, Aug.
9.-Funeral services for former State
Senator John Parran, 80. uncle of
Surgeon Gen. Thomas Parran, were
held today at Middleham Chapel.
Mr.. Parran died Thursday at his
home near Lusby.
A Republican. Mr.. Parran repre-
sented Calvert County in the Mary
land General Assembly for two
terms several decades ago. He also
had served as county treasurer.
Evening star., 1947-08-10
Elect Bishop Coodjutor

NORFOLK. Va, Aug. 8 R.-A
bishop coadjutor for the Protestant
Episcopal Diocese of Southern Vir.
ginia will be elected at a meeting o1
the council to be held in st. Paul's
Episcopal Church, Suffolk, Septem.
Der II, it was announced today by
the Right Rev. William A. Brown
bishop of the diocese.
Evening star., 1947-08-10
In Mrntnriattt

SEEA, JOHANNA C. In loving memory
of our dear sister and aunt. JOHANNA c
gust 10, 1945 Anniversary masses al
St. Alloy siuss and st. Anthony's Churches
and the Franciscan Monastery.
THE QUILL FAMILY.
SMITH. BIRDIE COTTON. In lovinl
memory of our mother and wife who de-
parted this life six years ago today, Au'
gust 10, 194l.
Dear God, we thank Thee for hav-
ing given us such a wonderful mother.
May her soul be at rest and her
memory blessed. Mother. we will
always love you and miss you.
Devoted children. MATHILDE, THERREIL
JOHANNA. MARION AND MELVA:
Evening star., 1947-08-10
Robert ". Cochran, Writer
Dies at Florida Home

Robert William Cochran. 43
former Washington writer, died yes
terday at Ocala, Fla, after brief
illness.
! Mr.. Cochran was born in Middles-
boro. KY, the son of the late Will
liam S. and Jean Arthur Cochran
He was a graduate of Lincoln Me-
mortal University at Harrogate
Tenn. and lived for several years in
Beltsville, Md, before moving to the
District.
A writer of short stories by profess
sion, Mr.. Cochran contributed tc
many magazines. He moved tx
Ocala five years ago.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs. Vera
Griffith Cochran of Ocala. and a
sister, Mrs. Julian E. Lasky OF
Washington. Funeral services will
be held tomorrow in Ocala. fol-
lowed by burial at Middlesboro.
New Zealand exports more cheese
than any other country in the world
Evening star., 1947-08-10
Dratha

: ALDRIcH. JAMES BRUCE; Suddenly
ALDRIcH, beloved husband of Louise Tom.
. linson Aldrich of 1858 Blaine st. ne. Flu.
neral from the Timothy HanSsr Hanion Funers sra
: II, at $40 am. REQUIEM mass at st
Moyslus Church az am: 1ntermen'
> AMMAN. ROBERT I. Saturday, Au.
AAs x fasesss Sslo1sG aser asseta 81 Resr
an bfetSsT Rso'ea Mr. seie Ee'fSs kss
David, clyde, Arnold and william Am
Bros Funeral Home. So07 Nichols ave
Relatives and friends invited. Intermsnt
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
BoYCE ARTHUR H. on Thursday
AYEmst = 1897; sva, s5 MOUNT Ate Hospital
tner Of Howard H, William j: and RobeTt
Mrs; Walter p I'M. Services gos, :, ne s. H
Interment Arlington National Cemetery IC
HuBB' COL .SIa.I CHARLES ,at Boq Thurs; Thurs;
6 CHARLES B: BuBB; the beloved
husband Of Jane Bubb: Remains
Funeral Home. 3ist and N sts
NV, until Monday. August II. at 80
pm. Graveside services at Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery at pm. 10
CARTON. GRANVILLE NJ. On satur.
ssysl nav AqEass Hospits sa as0 Nae ss.
VILE NJ. CARTON. The beloved brothe.
18th st. Sc Notice of funeral later.
COCHRAN. ROBERT WILLIAM. On
soSR sesEas AHhHsi MEnAm n 1850 h He'lf s
husband of Bertha G. Cochran. brother ot
Edith Cochran Lakey Of washington. D: G
asnss oesla ssfxoei fs s aends ae August M
at 3 pm. Interment Middlesboro, KY. L
pAwLEY, EDMOND ELLSWORTH. De-
Ps1tsd Pe4s EnMoap ESs Hs WoRFa Gn Ssq!ra 8f
aso aa 1ues st St pswe s# 'hs srep Of john D
ley. ir. He also is survived by a grand,
mother. a grandfather.. other relatives and
dS John T. Phines Rhine 4 Co. Funeral Home. $rd
and Eye SITS. s.v. Notice of funeral later.
DORSEY. JAMES ALoYSIUs. On Fri
dsy Apgnst s la4 aMrs t p5Psf s99Ss BDR
sEY, the beloved husband of Georgia Dor
Prayers al. Chambers Riyerdale = Funeral P1
Hyattsville. Nd. at 10 am. Interment
-consressipnal Cemetery. lo
DUNN, ANNA. On Saturday. August g.
1s4 At her 5SNs s3 snd nae
ment Detroit, Mich. Services by Lee Flu
neral Home.
GOODMAN. JOHN W. Suddenly, on Fri
day. August 8, 1947, JOHN W; GOOD
and father Of Pvt. John Goodman, u S
A; Robert NJ Goodman. Army Air Forces
Raymond, Vera, Jean and Brenda Good
man Remains resting at the Timothy
Hanlon Funeral Home, GAL H st. ne. NO
tice Of funeral later.
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M o n t 6 o m e ry
avenue, r oc k
vile, at $3.50 pm
today. Burial will
follow in Rock =
willie I'm ! on
Cemetery.
Mr.. Ricketts,
who had been in
poor health for
t he pa S t Il
years, died at his
home Frid a y
after an eight
day illness.
Born at Mid
dlebrook, Mont
01voarxY T1,,r,t1y
Evening star., 1947-08-10
Two Mammals in Antarctic

The only mammalian life in the
Antarctic is found in the ses-va-
rious species of whales and a few
species of seals which live through
the winter by keeping blow-holes
open in the sea ice.
Evening star., 1947-08-10
Wallace {. Ricketts,,
Rockville Blacksmith,
will Be Buried Today

Funeral services for Wallace
Englebert Ricketts,, "a, retired Rock
vile blacksmith and auto dealer
will be held at his home, 218 West
Evening star., 1947-08-10
'WGAY to Give Weather
d Times Daily for Pilots

Weather reports for pilots now
are being broadcast four times daily
over Station WGAY, Silver Spring
it was announced yesterday.
Reports will be given at 7:30 ano
10 am. at IL noon and 4 pm.
Evening star., 1947-08-10
Archer Fish Shoot Water

Archer fish hunt their prey by
shooting water from their mouth,
wetting insects and knocking them
from the air into the water.
Evening star., 1947-08-10
Norwegian EIectrificution

Three-fourths Of the population
of Norway had access to electric
light and power before World War
Evening star., 1947-08-10

New Zealand exports more cheese
than any other country in the world,
and almost as much butter as Den
mark
Evening star., 1947-08-10

Tea has been grown in China
continuously since about 5000 BIC.
Evening star., 1947-08-10

ALDRICH, JAMES BRUCE. Suddenly,
ALDRICH, beloved husband of Louise Tom
linson Aldrich of 1858 Blaine st. ne. Fu--
neral from the Timothy Hanlon Funeral
Home, Cal H st. me-, on Monday. August
II, at $50 am REQUIEM mass at st.
Aoysius Church at 8 am. Interment
Washington National Cemetery,
Evening star., 1947-01-16
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

1914 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Girl to share
nicely furnished apartment with . other
girls: $50 DE. 0a13 Call after $50 -l5
JEWISH GIRL to share an, apt. with ]
girl, $50 a month: Petworth area; Call
ONE YOUNG MAN to share apartment NV.
i Feb; rent SOB per month; convenient to
TRANSPORTATION Box 7l-E. Star. 16'
DOWNTOWN, 1000 block II tn St NV
Liv. rm, bedrm, kit. bath: furnished:
rent, payable in advance, 500 month;
refs required Box 214-E, Star. II"
II GALLATIN ST. NE, Apt. Girl, lS
to IS, to share modern apt. with 2 girls;
So month: must be seen to apprec-
aFLrNGToN, aF /, ,12rN .vA.-To Responsible couple;
modern detached house, nicely furnished
first floor living room, dining room, 2 bed
rooms. kitchen, bath, tub and shower;
garage. viii rent for month OF Febru-
ary only, Box 435-G, Star, lis
TWO APIS, l partly furn. Liv: rm.. bed
rm.. kit, bath: adults; SO and $50. M
l4th and Park I'd d, Box Be- 67-X, KS star bod
nm. apt. with | girl; $40 mo: -, including
557 Lebaum st. Call AT. 4344 after T..
so5 KENTUCKY AVE. SEE rooms,
light housekeeping, SIS week. employed
i19ete i1ae MILITARY GIE y RD. Nw-Bedroom. liv-
ing room, 3ro room with Frigidaire, pvt
bath, utilities; pvt. home; nonhousekeep-
ing: gentile couple: 3 pm. SO;
ties. 1875 Farrsgut NV, RA. s75s:, tel
uDlV IN
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwest.

SILVER sPRING-Brick, 8 bedrms., IN
baths lovely large living rm: with fire,
nice bedrms. and tn bath up. Full Full base Sc
nsn 5oxoo gas cose to sores sehoo
call 81; 1900. R. J. scoPIELD E - CO.; o.
sai3ar sai5 Ga; sr avg sS16 am 10 p'm' lie 1t no
IDEAL FOR LARGE FAMILY-Near. 18th
With Will dl 3rd eat tioor finished into additiona
rooms; full bsmt., oil h.-w.h.; very CON
yenent to shopping and tranSp an wG6 PTlee
ccoNNEESfS cNEEX fS S To Ha3G fRs f
fr o ds s5c ed Ps5 oo h9p eeored eay the bahs
Rrlsed @ r,ght Nv Exsellens eel nansps saao or Cal a
MODERN DETACHED BRICK in chevy
Chase, D; C.-Completed in 1914: 3 .i bed. :.
reached by stairway from, hall; screened
porch, detached garage: light basement.
e. 1Ps feal Rsator Wo s'e 1900 until
RASfEK z Mi s0rf Fl. cSha cSW.-competely furnished
nceme hlce senq1s pus 4rm tsi apt for purchaser
sStsk S55 DSS5SfS52n SoUNa S2STeR PAsToR me- 1fss
eeRooM sfRooNf RBiGTNGALow. s1e,s5o-Fine NV.
Takoma Park location, fireplace. garage,
eXssllent e terms prompt gap pes possession ROB
Gsr &c eHaNNiNG MASRh GE 81 $40 NW6-rms s9S g and
bath, semidet brick; .,rhd NV h coal; gas
Preed for immed sale owner ae eayng
city, Call Mr. Sherwin, ewes. EN-. 7751.
H. L. RUST CO.. 1901 18th st. NV. Ma.
513I aand ST.. just north of Military rd
ATTRACTIVE center-hall, 3-bedroom,, 2
bath home; living room with fireplace.
dining room. kitchen. breakfast nook, 1st
floor lataLOry, screened
floor finished into paneled room, with
clothes t,t1 storage s closet; l-ear attached neg
lavatory; gas h.,,w.h; Built Of stone. clap
VII sh Rsss il "isss: e
500 BLOCK LoNGFELLoW ST. NV, semi
PSrfh nsps s neat es psssa EG5 60
Ma 9a Ksnnsdy RsS st s. oE STck
rooms. 2-caEa detached garage, gas heat,
!nsesst. Ias eail kENNEDY sEA5Iy CO. NC
BUNGALoW-Brick. 8 years old; oil heat.
INGToN REALTY. GE. $500; ewes. GE.
DETACHED RRIGHTwooD BRICK-First
offering: vacant: redecorated; ready to
ton rm., gas heat; on quiet street near M
Don't miss it! Call QUICK. DI. 1884
shiV SILVER 4 STRING, SIS 15,s5o-Detached brick
only 2 years old, on nicely landscaped lot
lst floor has large living room, dining ls
3 large bedrooms and tiled bath on second
floor; side. screened porch, full basement
with Oil air-conditioned heat This is an
excellent value. For appointment to in
spect, call Mr.. Northern, 81. 1889. with
BETHEL.
BUNGALoW;-owner leaving city, makes
this unusual price, $500, possible. Re-
Gently built, on large fenced lot, In e excel et,
heat, reimbursement, storm doors and win
dows Half block to bus. STROUP. RA.
office recently secured
few houses in this much-desired netghbor-
hood which we are selling for as little as
81. 800 down. If you daily. II may be TOO
M M$4is 14th st. NV. AD. o6oo. Open till
GLEN & GN ECHO HEIGHTS. e2o1 walhonding
Td.--An unusual 1;room bungalow VIII, with
corner lot, 124xIso Reduced for quick
poss MRS. BURGESS, zealsor, s1os
Broad st.. WI Ass.
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ROOMS EuRhIsHEp-Norheos,

45 T ST-Large front room next to- bath,
twin beds, continuous hot water; 2 gentle
men. $25 mo. each. Ho. 1851, 1-16
ming water: for gentleman: quiet home
$40 mo. LU. 6767. IL
1912 A ST. NE.-Front sleeping room,
next to bath, for 2 refined young ladies
or couple; new radio. unlimited phone. 1
block from carline; $3.50 each. Phone
ROOM WITH HOME PRIVILEGES. ! block
to bus and streetcar lines. Call AT. 1877
for information.
sleeping room Tor employed eouple:a CON
.f12 10th st. NE NE-Large trent room gS
1908 CAPITOL AVE. N.E.-Rm. for couple
or 2 men, twin beds, fully equipped; conv;
transp. kit. privileges; $50 a month. IL
BROOKLAND, 431o 10th st. n.e.-2 en-
ploy. women, in quiet home: lge. dble. rm.,
lge. closet, next to bath; conv. to transp.
$50 mo. DU. 4310
1915 r. i. AVE, N:E.--Attractively fur
nished room, twin beds, for 2 girls or
couple; next to bath: transp. at door, 90
min to town; S25 mo each. DU. 2161.. 17+
1918 OATES ST. N.E.-Large double front
room, newly fnrn.. for 2: home privileges;
$40 month TR T522 lis
1901 2nd ST. NE.-Front rm, twin beds:
semipvt bath: excel. transp. young settled
couple or ? men; $50 for !; $40 Tor =
DU. 6595. ~
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as part payment on your moving; storage
local, long dist, moving. IA; 2937. l6.
WALKERS TRANSFER MOVING van serv-
ice---Ashes and trash removal; general
all white help: free estimates: cargo in
sgged, oW. $500. 0W; 6iS3 viii Fl. l,ov.
your trunk or your home; special rates to
vets. GLOVER TRANSFER, Gil. 81 60 -15s
Evening star., 1947-01-16
ROOMS UNFURNISHED.
ROOMS WANTED.
rWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS, garage,
chevy Chase, Nd. Call WI. 3349. Il

EMPLOYED WHITE WOMAN offers part
time evening and weekend services tutor-
ing, clericaD for furnished room. BOX
204-E, Star. IL
ROOM WANTED for working mother and
s-month-old baby boy, with day care for
baby: baby healthy and good; Kitchen
SoGH 49,
REGULAR ARMY CAPT and wife, sta
apt. furn. or unfurn.; no children. MA.
YOUR ROOMS with u.s.
We have a large list of exclusive clients
Call NO. 3239 from 1890 am. to 8 pm.
REFINED WIDoWER, 81. nondrinker, de-
Sires private room State price and ad-
dress BOX 21T-E Star 49,
REFINED GOVT. WOMAN urgently needs
vator apt small adult family, quiet home;
Mt. Pleasant line NV. Box 215-E, Star. -
3 ROOMS, furnished or unfinished, sub
urban. for Ink; settled, sober couple;
urgent DE o40o.