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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15
NEW HANOVER CTJJF
BIG HELP TO FISH
SPORTSMEN HERE

The banker stands side by side
IN the surf with the day laborer
who cashes his pay checks in the
great banking institutions of the
nation.
The skilled angler lays his fly
in the ripping pools while the en-
bryonic Waltonite 'bobs' from the
bank.
Mrs. America fills her creel with
the same skill and rapidity as her
male counterpart.
The angler seeking catfish along
the banks Of streams ana rivers
enjoys the same thrill at the tug
of the line as the sport fisherman
who ties into a large sail in the
Gulf stream.
In this area fresh water vies
with salt water for favor alc
many anglers remain faithful tc
their favorite type fishing as the
deacon in one of the great chur.
ches of the nation remains faith.
ful to his creed.
The friendliness that accompan.
les fishing is the same friendliness
for which the United Nations is
today striving.
The organizations OF the county
together with civic institutions are
today helping spread that friendli-
ness and through their Efforts Wis
itors to the Wilmington beach
areas are finding an answer 10
the long discussed problem
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15

takes his dimes worth of tackle
and fishes side by side with the
millionaire sportsman in search OF
pleasure, will vie their skill with
the inhabitants OF the waters.
In New Hanover and Brunswick
counties the New Hanover Fish
ing club is augmenting its efforts
with the Southeastern North Caro-.
lima Beach association in the pro.
motion of fishing in this district.
Big spot on the SENECA agenda
is the scheduled SIS, 900 Fishing
Rodeo set for Sept. IS to Nov. /,
The fishing club has opened it's
purses and added prizes are being
offered to its nearly 1000 mem.
bers.
Fishing is one sport where no
lines are drawn,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15

lOiI ~
ir5;]95ine has progressed through
centuries from the CONNER
w ~, efforts of early net fisher
ca, to its top spot on the present
5 5,' SPORT calendar.
W. wlrigbtsyllle, Carolina, Kure
~, Fort Fisher beaches open the
n,o n the enjoyment Of the sport
way hotb coastal and inland resi-
'e MiIiions Of eare-free dollars will
snent during the in
montbs by Mr.. and Mrs. Ameri.
u. a. they take their |
law. Of humid cities and 60 to
N. beaches to fish swim and just
loaf.
Some Of these people will come
=, t1e beach areas of Southeastern
North Carolina. Both sexes-rich
md Door alike-as the youngster
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15
60 YEARS

POTTSTOWN, Pa. -WD- Char
lie Custer, 70, has retired as
organist of the Evangelical Luther
an Church of the TRANSPORTATION
here where he provide the music
for three generations of church
goers. Charles father, J. Warren
Custer, became organist Of the
church in 1871. On his death in
1887, his son took over and con-
tinued serving for go years.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15

host club, has indicated he will
enter his Mercury" and Will
Lockwood, son Of the associations
vice-commodore from Charleston,
will join the regatta with a past
record of victories totalling more
than so. Lockwood's craft has not
been named.
Wrightsville Beach is the scene
of sailboat activity, each year but
the annual regatta scheduled for
this season is expected to be one
of the largest events ever staged
at the local resort.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15
M A

FORT WORTH, Tex. -W.D-Ma-
cino Anderson Of Quito, Ecuador,
junior history student at Texas
Christian University here, seldom
tries to sign his full name. 1t is
Carlos Rogue Raul Jenaro Marine
Anderson Ribadeneira Won Kiesse]
Marques de Trastamara.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15
D-Day And Today
BY General Bradley
Continued from Page One)

(COHtluueQ from rage One)
icky minds that we cannot make
it work.
It is not important for. US to
remember D-Day. It is the lesson
of D-Day that we should retain.
Unless we free ourselves from the
stupid fears and timidty that
once caused us to hide away
from the world, we shall risk the
need of another landing in some
other deaolier war. And unless we
show faith in the men who made
that D-Day landing, unless we
show confidence in the resources
of this nation, we may surrender
both those men and their country
to the inglorous cycle of another
depression.
We have no one to fear but our
selves and our lack of faith in
what we can do.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15
2,75O, 900 FISH N

LEAVENWORTH, Wash. -W.D-
The worlds largest food fish hatch
cry, on the 1cicle River near here,
last year planted 2,750, 900 steel
head, Chinook and bluejack salmon
in North Central Washington lakes
and streams as the areas contribu-
ton to the worlds food supply.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15
White Sails Take Over
During July When An
nual Races Are Held
Continued from Page One)

Gently purchased the new inland
lake vessels, will be entered in
the regatta. Dave Murchison, Wal
ter Sprunt, Jim Sprunt, John Col
ucci, and Don Parsley, will be
shooting for new 1aurels when the
multitude Of summer residents at
Wrightsville throng the banks of
the channel to watch the white
sails in action.
Ken Sprunt, commodore of the
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Continued from Page One)

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Absolutely no distinction of sect
or creed is recognized.
That the dues of The American
Legion are very small, and with
this small investment (dues) a
Serviceman becomes a stockhold-
er in a 100 million dollar organ
iZation.
There is a national per capita
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(state) dues average about 81 a
year, and Post dues vary-de-
pending on the amount of work
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Legion membership is valuable
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ured in dollars and cents. Yet
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Of the Legion, many veterans. have
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The Americanism program OF
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includes the following activities:
Sponsors 5000 Boy Scout troops,
Carries en- Junior Baseball ma
tion-wide;
Builds citizenship leaders through
Boys State;
Promotes greater interest IN
constitutional government through
the National High School Oratori-
cal Contest;
Distributes 1900, 900 Flag Codes
annually to assist in flag educa-
ion;
Co-operates with the National
Education Association in the an
nual sponsorship of American Edu-
cational Week;
Presents 1 5000 School Award
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Conducts orientation courses in
preinduction basic military train
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Investigates and exposes text
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Co-operates with public educa-
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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15
GOES THROUGH HOPPER

PROVIDENCE, R. l., -U.D-
William Sweet, Is, was sucked into
a sand hopper and buried in IS
tons of sand. Fifteen minutes later,
he slid, unconscious, through a r.
inch square opening at the bottom
of the 18-foot chute. He suffered
only shock and a bruised leg.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15
Snort Makes No Differences; Boy With Ten
Cent Hook And Line Stands Side By Side
Of Rich Man, And They're Pals
Bv FISH-LINES

70 q reporter who looks upon sport fishing as a major
,.1ustry. the beach area of Southeastern North Carolina
n 4S'i It's 50 miles of coasts a challenge to civic and
sninpss organizations that has been met SUCCESSFULLY.
Establishments support fishing activities in this region
Nth an eye to bringing happy anglers to the beaches, viii
~" md Co,thnOrt
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15
Has % Living Grandparents

SOUTH BELOIT, Ill. - UD -
Stephanie Ray, infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Odds, has
10 living grandparents, including
six in the 'tgreat" class.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15
LIBRARY HAS 1,033, 900 BOOKS

PHILADELPHIA, - W.D - The
main and departmental libraries
of the University of Pennsylvania
now contain more than 1888, 900
volumes.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-06-15

Chronic diseases account hr
one out of every 10 deaths in New
York State.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-10-18
Go analysis by DeMoio

An analysis of the CIO national
convention at Boston. especially pre-
pared for readers of The Chicago Star
by Ernest DeMaio. district president
of the United Electrical Workers. will
appear in next weeks issue.
in next weeks St0r
Evening star., 1947-05-16

on THE Ar loaieHE.
Wop, 5:30-cheasr Bowles tells How y
Avoid Recession.
WTop, 7:3O-Beih ssHsii Is Mark Warnoxs
singing guest.
VOL 8:3O-Adress Arlene Francis appsars.
WT0p, e:Oo-Desl Arnal and his group q
bonqo players entertain.
Evening star., 1947-05-16

pesE against no current congressional labor
bills.
MT0p, fi:30-esorgs Msaay Of ihs AL
dIseussss The Real Meaning si The TafiharfIsy
Bills"
WRc, ii:30 Beginning fwo.psri drama.
iiIation d Alssandro hanzonfs The b.
iroihsd.'
Evening star., 1947-05-16

VOL, s:3olss DfsH assisis pfopstiiN
uaiionsn n plsaalas ihsIf irin.
VOL, 1000 Mswsmsa Interview Rspfs.
sentative Charles HslIsd.
WRc. io:3o-Jetsy Eddie Aears s Dill
Stems guest
WRc. fo.45-elo Prssldsai Philip Murray
Evening star., 1947-05-02
/ ROOMS FURN.--lle,thwe,t (cene. i

ROOMS FuRN. llesthwsst. tceaf. i
|CLEvELAND PARK, s315 Newark ST.
Single front rn.. windows. southern ex-
posurs: excel L Lsransp4 pvt. home; sentie-
aoaEI Hoa e SARk wR Ronss. lsa sos 1sth i. nv NV
Fk.:: trans. rms. sI.5o-ss day. Ex e566.
i 1853 CLIFTON sT. E;Wsinsls rm for
i1ss CLIFTON sesIgnl7Tos ST. N.w-Lge. double a nm,
ladies', { vacancy; $3.50 each Der mo.
1859 PARK RID. NV single rn,s., End
saaa 81 IN Nj. gai PLEASANT ST. N.w-sicely
mean nens q r Rack psa s0aes p
1888 1875 N. H Il. AVE. sTs NV, .Fne panamanian.
e shias ZIG fsssa
18th Stool master bedroom and sun
ssssasa isss Knqksao9sf sfHss hRs ST. NwMssr sss
dbl abls, bedrn pvt; bath, uni phone; conyen.
IT'D aits 3 srReffned Pei IN sentleman. ap Clean
master rm.. 4 windows. pvt. shower-bath;
Tssid. sec: quiet home, nr. transp.: $50.
1859 EYE ST. NV, Apt s--Rms newly
afsss1rateq 5n sn.t1ele fee one or two
cLEvELANp PAkks a8i1 Newark st, NV.
Apt. 36-Attractiyely decorated. double
sSosos. Ss twin beds, beds ngnllllmited phone; ladies,
s9Ss S eefHhA Charm vs. esr7 NV s.W-Larse front Bed
room, suitable for couple. in quiet home.
PRTWoR1THWsonne One ab.e.. one private rm,.
newly turns:: laundry and phone; ladies
S9a Sny sas6ShrH sa 5ss Hd sT go r. s1a2 r
phone; gentlemen; sac. ia. s54g: .,3
2si5 9Th z. ST.. st. of Gonn vicinity Ward. Ward.
eI8 10th ST. N.W-Walkins dist down
town; lge. front rIa.. dble 81 SO gk. ca /;
sTTRacTvE sssf asef Ra0 no1B1s sfHfs ROOM suitable
oI couple oafas Or settled ads s0nv sapsg asp
FOR For aeS aEMPIoYED coGPsLlE-Master bed
rm.,. pvt. bath, unlimi phone, laundry
@ US AEsas 18th ST. N.W-Loyeiy able. rm.. pvt.
CoLoRED - Il FURN. ROOM in quiet
home; for married couple: NV, Phone
ooLoRED-1s24 CO oaaai nth ST. N.w.-we have
that q room soT are locking s6g for "a 30 snd
REALTY CO. branch ONCE. 10
COLORED-COUPLE or 2 girls: cooking
and washing privileges; S1o week. NO.
COLoRED-s651 18th ST. N.w.-single
coIoReD1s1s teG Ri eGees R s. NM3Garnse ana front
Iooiu lOf uuict, eEipiOseQt UldIIteQ CUupie
1Y e. o92oTE aoTT Yoa Ho s see Ct
18th n.w.-Space now available for bust
ness and ,professional .ofiees; new rooms
dations. NO. S970. ARTHUR e. BoWLES.
c0LoREDI14es ST. NV, Apt. 40
.3e,I1.u Reom for 2 girls; phone and cooking
COL0RED-321a 18th sT.-Neatly fur
nished room for girls: close TO trans.
COLORED-BEDR0oM for refined en-
ployed couple or single person; s42.6o mo.
CoLoRED@NIcE ROOM for two refined
icoLoREp-1sas ist ST. N.w-Nice
double room for young employed ladies;
! S19.50 each; laundry privileges. NO. 3656.
COLoRED-1816 ST. N.W.-Single rm.
for Quiet, sober young man; no PRIVILEGES.
coioRED-LARGE DOUBLE RM.-For
single man, Govt or steadily employed:
$40 per week. Phone RA. 5271 bet. and
CoLoRED-15oa P ST. N.w.-single rm.
for refined girl Cal No s s5io. "a ), .
popular NV. section. MI: 7221.
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ROOMS FURNTsHED-k,ortheost

1917 BLAINE ST. E.E.-Large bright front
room, adjoining semipTivate bath laundry
s45 double $40 single. TR. 7437. .
lge. closet, next to bath; conv. transp. Cali
iMith M and iathGs Sleeping rooms. Gentle
200, a5th ST. N.E.-Attract rm.. dble.
girls; dble.. SCI ca; sEie.. $50. MI. 5l7s.
3ss 16th ST. N.E;-Large double front
limited anaa 1tS Phene sT Gal IIt TR s551 koo 1o4
Kitchen. Cali from S4to &. MI. Airs.
e22s KEARNY ST. N.E.-LarTe single
front front room, near transp.; $50 month. co.
MICH. PARK, 43o7 18th st. n,e---single
cor. rm., clean. attrac. adj. bath. shr.; nr.
transp.; uni. phone; s35 mo. DU. o473.
! IL LARGE BEDROOM, nicely nicely furnished; m d
aSss g q s. aftsF pakoTa gn AVE- en- Nlarge ISs farn
M Twin tSr Beds sSo; fsei dbie n ssd $40 00upe 9f0
11o 4th ST. N.E.-Newiy furn,, sinsle rm.:
gentleman .agy; only; conv. MI. Pleasant car
1851 1851 fRvISG ST. N.E.-Furnished room
in quiet home, with Kitchen privileges, for
double; maid available. De. 1922. a
225 53rd ST. N.E.-Beautiful, basement
rm.. for man or working couple; $40 mo-;
light housekeeping. in private home. FIR.
1903 -3
LARGE RIM, newly furnished. two closets.
next to bath; 10 minutes by express bus
downtown; for one or two. $40; laundry
PRIVILEGES RA 6306 81
s39. 4th ST, NE.-Large front room, next
TO bath; single or double; no drinking.
ROOM FOR COUPLE. kitchen privileges:
would prefer ref Call Mr.. La MENDOZA
at IL 1887 before pm.
C0LoRED-LARGE ROOM for employed
couple: $40 per mo. NO. 1855. %
front ont bedroom, couple or 2 girls. TR.
{caogI9ooREp-4414 {ag9o EDISON pL NE-Lapee EILa5p
double room in new home, = for man and
CoLoRED-1a4O EYE ST. N.E.-Fur-
transp.; must be refined. 81
Evening star., 1947-05-02
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

HOLLYWOOD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. bath
Ing and grooming cocker spaniei s sguppies;
mpp as e0essrs esTs at spd We xse End
kkIss k 4giS Kkoss ssnP go e4
and indy. kenneline equipped WESTINGHOUSE
sterilamp conditioning: puppies for sale
m nnd eSsasTs esnsry h tue shohs lee raifsx hG Rte
Eaog e aozs9 s4o1 lqtS II :, ACORN 5r Pet Eas7 GIFT
nsei ase 100 f60 s1S75 g. '' so s1aS b
SSSo lbs oaBss sB rs1Sfiss 5 s Bs29ssk Ksat asa
horsemeat, boneIess, 2oc lb. 1927 Ga.
cHIHUAHuA effi hiHiHu PUPPIES for sale. extra fne;
ssS51sfff sseoIfff PnRfIEs.a Axe; 4 pedlsEsed; 9
months nM r. old Tormsa& id& silver brindle and
GREAT S SSfD. DANES, fawns nGs and brindles, pup
pies and older dogs, males and females, all
Tas se1ssss aos Tfa Ehbaw KENanE A os aa
posf poekER Ii fas sFASEE AsE rTfs Axe registered
sSs; 81: e4sSsM WIN deliver. .,, IS -.
res bacs sd sons u sond
female; also parti-coloTed Alderbrook for
sale, breeding included: outstanding red
male, 3 wears: also fine black stud for
sale reas. 1858 Lacey ave. sc. Phone
stahds A ste. THEE Se52i o2Ks BfR6 BfR rARM AhRsMsf
DOGS, mixed breeds: setter, collie, shep-
herd, fox terrier, police, ire-haired, Dali
matian, Doberman pinscher; SIS ga. to
people in country or who have fenced
areas; kittens to give away. IA. 4434
IRISH TERRIER puppies. Axe. from
champion stock; ideal pets. DE. 4541. A
BOSTON TERRIER pups. two months; well
marked; Axe eligible, Call GIL. 3002. --3
DALMATIAN PUPPY coach dog); male,
thoroughbred. An especially nice dog in
every way. Lo. 716O. 4
COCKER PUPS. s wks.. Axe registered;
champion Found breeding: blacks, parti-
colors. 5244 11th st. N, Arlington, Va.
DOGS, young. deserving good suburb.
homes with older children. Red police, m;
fox terrier m: terrier, chow, cocker, spitz-
type females. must be spayed; So ea Male
kittens, must be altered AT. 7142 or SH
sIAMEsE kittens, sealpoint, purebred.
CockER psPfANIEL-choice of litter. 1a
weeks old: red and white parti., home
raised , Axe regiaered' reasonable. Dial
BLACK COOKERS. Axe registered; wks.
old, champ. bloodlines, 5 generations
pedigree furnished. Dial PL. 1854. "a
Evening star., 1947-05-02

HOUSES NkANIED 10 AEatT (coust.l j
ADVAisCk III -unyesnmepf exscafivs
nseds u;farnishsd hogss Is 2-bedrocn spt
NV wv 6saoaalfab.E saaalfab E ass,fss ssess essstr,es.y.
soom sSs q ts%snisSsd % d .sss tuEnisssd
house, respectable section Weshin0ton d
snyiEons ios s-z 4 ! p ppaonths bssinnins Ma.;
HHe1'4fsm Ho 44so rf IN ~ excehsns reiersasss
PERMANENT Government pfacial and
family want fran,snsd q siufnisnsd r. .s,s
aSIs alssh hs aspabe 81 ss 3 azi ssso e
n6o noase sfsps n.sss ass'rss & Fa
fs5aEsfn aReHfnfrecT ests ans 81 r3HffY sSafS tboy III,
lisaEcsiRtsr zsEsNdroS SsH FokEf6ea.e EaSfs expires ,n.
I. Desire Or 8 bedrooms. Turn. or un-
ARMY coI0NlL wants rent a-bedroon,
sTlsss ! Ys e e nsp slas - ssl ,,,,.. ),
NV. Or suburban; up to $3.50 mo-; mo.
saSoyE slso. Ess u e
haD1o Issssssss sssEn s:ss .,sa
ihsfib uNFbRNfsHE1DS ism 81 " HousEss4 tsls bedrooms:
IDEAL TENANTS; a exceptionai sssio local refs;
guar. imp. your home; desire S-4 hedrm.
s1oo s1tS. XXI Zoo svss. snd sun. 81 ssSe.
~ gss
NAVY OFFICER. wife. 2 infants, desire
2-bedrm. house: furn; or urfurn.: seasonal
or permanent. WA. 62T5.
AIR CORPS regular Army colonel fperma-
nentiy assigned TO Washingten), wife and
.sss bedroom kss h0ass soa saIsn xeSI smo
furnished. Washington or vicinity. Excel
lent care Of housa Will be taken and fnan-
damage. VIII pay up to sits per month.
Telephone TAYLOR 10SS.-Ea Sc
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-MD. and VA

ARLINGTON-Dble room for young mar
rear ySasl5ss; sso r. cH rs s5S$ - -,
Seasonsble SsaSls f0r vi '9oS 9oSo
as7 NORTH LEBANON ST, Dominion
pT5vil. priv for Employed Couple: in new new home. home
foR f5Sar z G1Rhs I e oNLY-s adjoining rooms. On
windows; in a lovely and well furnished pri-
ping center; Is minis, by bus to downtown
teIephone and laundry privileges. For more
sIS lis'tII' n LINCOLN s5Ii Isl ST., ARR-oentleman
rm.. 1st f.. next TO bath; u blk. to bus;
ARLiNGToN.s aies, clean bedrooms, ogjst sy5a
IN SILVER sPRING-Furn. room for cple.
or single gennslss1men; $40 per mo- eony. cor
sGLE. ROOM in cool suburban area; quiet,
refined private home; breakfast, laundry.
mo sosa alter 0 sso eve oT a
500 soos Sss. s. i2a 18th ST. Arl. vs-N.celz fprn.
soay i Ma Navy y Annex and Pentason. .eH.
Mex ALEXANDRIA RESIDENTIAL section =
couple or man preferred gentle home.
HsfS fsfS Z. sEpGEwoop. Arlington-Lovely
rrn,,; ideal for 2; continuous hot water,
unlim: phone; near buslins, GIL. 531S.
ROOM, NEWLY FURNISHED, for l girl:
unlirn. phone. Apt. 303. Call UN. 1914.
BETHEsDa-cool double room; spacious
closet, inner-spring mattress, semipvt
5Eeth,. .unlin; phone. laundry spTaiyiieses;
ARLINGToN-,Large attractiye front rm !;
pvt. family; close to bus; $50 dble., $40
BEVERLY HILLs-Extra-large douhle-bed
room, nicely furn.. 2 clothes closets, radio.
next to TO- bath with shower; sr.o en ohuslins;
ARLINGTON, yA-Front bedroom. semi
ri nTivatss . bath; convenient neiEhborhood'
SINGLE OR DOUBLE, private bath: block
TO bus Call WA. 1855. -4
aRITNGToN. VA. 1905 \. I7th st.aaLarse
bed-living room, private home: l or gen.
tlemsn or employed couple. cH, ,4769. II
$3.50 N. 3rd ST.-Kitchen privileges: new
home and furniture, twin beds; close to
busline: $50 mo-. CH. Also.
THREE BLOCKS from shopping center;
twin beds; S6 each per wk. Can OW. 667o,
see S. HIGHLAND ST., Arl.-Front room
with double bed; gentleman: S35 single
GIL T32Q. A
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

1898 g ST. s;E:-s large rooms: private
H sf9en foR E nnAf e. sfrass 1siabs ss ior ana
wife; party leaving town for / yr.; S10G
a month in advance: available for use
ssaa sishs aTay goy i Gall pstween stsr and g. Bu
YOUNG LADY, between ages 25 and 35,
to share katchenstts apt. with another
E3E|RssfsR M MsssF between szs Sg's sna os f E
sSss oSs atsfF GIRL 70; 70 SHARE modern al apt
e.so pm. no or 'Ss Write Box so2a. saa Star aug
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A. AZ sns, girls t. 4 sha; .ssB
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girls coop house; rms, 3 baths; home
cooking; unlim. phone; 10 min. to town;
rent, S35 each. DE. 7640. Sat-, SUM-: after
FREE T I;E' LIVING ENShaa's QUARTERS for employed
mechanic, carpenter or student in exchange
r for helping ehan in garden. Can before Pm,
ARMY OFF. young. ret. will share larss
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aEkfElE SID 'asS HONE. E,'.H Vs. sherman circle 2
employed laaies settled, quiet; no drink
bath, s1oo. IA 4s21. Box i47-B,
yIcINITy 18th AND SITS. N,w.-Beau-
kitchen. and bath. charm and Individual
iy vii lease for y5F tg s1
gas heat, unlim phone, excel. transp down.
town; for couple or 2 girls, $50 a mo.
each. l777 Lyman pl. Me-, call TR. 1926.
A REFINED LADY to share apt with an
other lady, S35 mo. Mass. ave. Sc.
EarESYfD Esn ESiR sfaED LADY will share comfortable
attractfvely furnished 2-room. kitchen and
bath apt. in apt bldg, near Technical
ash sa2o ssss yh es p tHo sFs oT xrs
SS5iS 9oGNe Ssaz NAN will share his cool furnished
Ts Week naure mf s47 Y caUert st.
after st11 pm. Fri, before 2 pm. Sat. and
oPEN-3oo North Carolina ave. s.e.e1st-
bath. Venetian blinds; gas, electric, heat
and hot water Furnished: Only S125 a mo.
HOUSE TRAILER. sleeps I. furnished, ex-
sa ssa Em kaNsas syEt sn AVE We NMssarm EM 5ass m
III 12th ST. S.E.-Apt.. for 4 girls only.
an entire floor, large: bedrm,, living room,
kitchen, private bath, Frigidaire; every
thing furnished, including linen; $40 each.
Apply after 4 2 m. Friday,
Ink, 2nd floor; quiet married couple, both
working: SIS wk.; near 2 carlines. a
nished, for employed couple: newly reno
vated; $50 mo. DU. 1852 -4
GENTLE GIRL will share 2k-rm ant.
with 2 other girls, AGES 20 to 25. GIL.
COLORED-3 REFINED GIRLS to share
2-hedrm. apt, kit. and bath; Sc wk. ea.
Call CO 0444 .