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The Omaha guide., 1947-01-18
Bouncing Baby Girl

Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Judson
proudly announce the arrival of a
bouncing baby girl, Crystal Fay
born Jan. 2 at $3.50 p. m. at st.
GATHERINGS hospital, and weighing
seven pounds 10A ounces at birth.
Crystal Fay is the fifth daugh-
ter born to Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip
Judson is active in PIT. A. meet
ings. choir and missionary work
and in the YWCA. Mr.. Judson, a
tailor, is employed by the Davis
Taylor Shop.
***
Enterta5ns
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Myers, 2416
North 22nd St; entertained at
their home Saturday evening,
Jan. IL. During the evening, spent
in socializing and playing games
the hosts served a beautiful and
delicious supper. Guests of the ev-
ening were: Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
P. Gordon and Mr. and Mrs. Ry-
land E. Melford Sr.
***
Xmas In South Bend, Ind.
The Omaha guide., 1947-01-18

Miss Patricia Webb, who lives
with her grandmother, Mrs. Isabel
Crouch, 1924 Writ st., spent her
Xmas vacation in South Bend. In
diana with her mother. Mrs.
Blanche Nance Webb.
x**
Miss Eddy Mae Johns, daugh-
ter of MI. and Mrs. j. Johns, 2811
Charles st., returned Saturday.
Jan. IL from a visit to Kansas
City, Missouri. Returning with
Miss Eddy Mae Johns was her
aunt, Mrs. Flora Harper of Kansas
City, Missouri, who will visit here
indefinitely.
The Omaha guide., 1947-01-18
Xx*s
Joins Guide Staff

Miss Marilyn Davis, former
Omahan, from San Francisco, Cal
.ifornia, has Joined the staff Of the
Omaha Guide as secretary to Mr..
Melford, manager, circulation de-
partment. Miss Davis is the niece
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hodge. who re-
side at 3515 North Both st. She at
tended Technical High school in
Omaha and is a graduate Of Girls
High school in San Francisco and
attended Lesseman's Business col
lege.
The Omaha guide., 1947-01-18

To give your hair
new, rich, natural
Iookinsc oIor( bIsck,
brown, blonde )stsrt
using Godefroy's
Larieuse Hail Color
ms NOW acts
quickly goes on
-u~nL,, .r;f.
The Omaha guide., 1947-01-18
***
Announces Arv1Ual

Anthony Dunbar TAYLOR happily
announces his arrival to Mr.. and
Mrs. Dunbar Taylor of 2511 Lake
st. Anthony was born Jan. 2 at
lao p. m. Both mother and baby
are resting well
Evening star., 1947-01-06

Prices elective until close Of business Wednesday,
January 8, 194z except produce prices Which srs
subject to daily market changes. NO SALES no
DkALERs: WE RESERVE TEE RIGHT TO LIMIT
QUANTITIES.
Evening star., 1947-01-06
Resident Of Union Station
Gets 90 Days or 500 Fine

Union Station is not very cozy,
but 21-year-old Dannie Rufus Green
called it home for two weeks.
Evicted Friday from a basement
storeroom there, the colored youth
Saturday was found guilty of va
grancy by Municipal Court Judge
George D. Nelson. The judge or
dered him to pay a 500 fine or
take up 90-day residence in the
District Jail.
Detective O. w. McHargue of the
detective bureau testified that he
first routed Green from his base
ment room bed Of newspapers in
the station on December 81. The
youth was released after question
ing Ten days later the policeman
found the youth sleeping on watt
ing room bench. He was chased out
only to return later the same day,
this time curling up to sleep on q
stairway. He was again sent on his
way.
When Detective John. Lohman
found Green asleep once again In
his basement compartment last Fri
day, he made the arrest.
Green told Judge Nelson he had
no other place to stay. Sentence
was imposed after the court con-
suited his record Of Is arrests and
10 convictions for minor offenses
since 1943.
Evening star., 1947-01-06
John II. Cline.

John II. Cline. Robert 81. Estabroek.
devote the first week to editorial
presentation and techniques, and
most of the succeeding weeks to
American foreign policy. About so
experts in the field will lead these
discussions.
Other newsmen who will attend
include Russell Briney, associate edi-
tor, Louisville Courier Journal;
Bryan Collier, editor, Columbus
lGa.) Ledger and Sunday Ledger
Inquirer; Fred Colvig, editor Of the
editorial page, Denver Post; Carl
Elk, editorial writer and reporter,
Passaic IN. j. Herald-News; Mar
shall Field, jr., reporter and editorial
writer, Chicago Sun; Thomas w.
Hagan, editor Of the editorial page,
Miami Daily News; Carleton A.
Harkrader, editorial director, Bris-
tol (Va.-Tenn.) Herald Courier and
News Bulletin.
Also Frank N. Hawkins, chief edi-
torial writer, Pittsburgh Post-G
zette; Daniel Hull, reporter and edi-
torial writer, Waterbury Comm
Republican and American; w. Nc
Neil Lowry, associate editor, Dayton
(Ohio) Daily News; Kenneth Nc
Ardle, editorial writer, San Francisco
Chronicle; Robert B. McCracken
managing editor, Corpus Christi
(Tex.) Caller Times; Richard G.
Miller, editorial writer and column
list, Oklahoma City Times; Leslie
Moore, chief editorial writer, the
Evening Gazette, Worcester, Mass;
John D. Pennekamp, associate editor
Miami Herald; George w. Potter
chief editorial writer, Providence
(R. ~ Journa1-Bulletin.
Also Irving Ramsdell, editorial
writer, Los Angeles Times; H. Clay
Tate, editor, Bloomington Ull.) Daily
Paragraph; Paul H. Trescott, edi-
torial writer, Philadelphia Evening
Bulletin; Richard West, editorial
writer, Dallas Morning News; j. Rus
sell Virgins, assistant to the pub
Usher, NewsYork Times; Keith VIII
son, editorial writer, Omaha World
Herald: William <, Wya1t, jr., edi-
|torial swxter Atlanta journal, and
EEaQ zollinger, Chief editorial writer,
Austin (Tex.) Acknowledgements.
Evening star., 1947-01-06
Two Editorial Writer'S
From District 10 Attend
Seminar at Columbia

Two washington newspapermen
are among group Of 26 editors and
editorial writer's from II States and
the District who win attend the
American Press Institutes Seminar
for Editorial Writers at Columbia
University, beginning January 40,
Floyd Taylor institute director, an
|nounced today.
They are John II. Cline, chief edi-
torial writer for The Star, and Rob-
ert H. Estabrook, editorial writer for
the Washington Post.
The seminar, fourth IN series Of
six, will last four weeks, and will be
followed by tl1ree-week meetings
each for reporters Of municipal af-
fairs, starting March 10, and for
general reporters, beginning May 5.
The editorial writer's seminar, de-
scribed by Mr.. Taylor as "in many
respects our most anlbitious," " will
Evening star., 1947-01-06
You must be saslsflsd

You must be s0slsflsd
Buy meat at Safeway with conf.
dence. Every cut, regardless Of
price, is guaranteed tender, deli.
cious -perfect-eating. You must be
pleased or your money back.
Yss get more fsr yssr ssasy sf
SAFEvvAY
Evening star., 1947-01-06

Nine Of 10 World War II veterans
would like to own another suit Of
clothes, but they wouldn't want to
pay more than $s5 for 1t unless an
extra pair OF trousers were added.
That IS the conclusion drawn by
the Labor Department as the result
OF q survey conducted among 500
Syracuse IN. " veterans.
More than half the veterans
queried want two or three new suits,
but four Of i've want to pay less
than $40 for each regular weight
suit. The report said the veterans
average 81 per cent fewer suits than
they had before entering the armed
forces and they want to own 127 per
cent more suits than they now have.
Some so per cent Of those polled
also wanted q new overcoat, but the
Evening star., 1947-01-06
choose from these varieties:

Applesauce asparagus, SQUASH prunes, vegetable.
beef-rce vesetable-lamb, carrots, vegetable soup,
vesetablebacon peaches, green beans, chicken soup,
farina, pineapple puddins, aprcots- -applesauce
creamed vegetables, peaches.applesaucs mixed vese.
tables, chocolate custard.
Evening star., 1947-01-06

The Homemakers' Bureau
IN ExtyS Ssfeuzy Service
FREE LEAFLETS FOR FEBRUARY parties
Carol Drake has prepared three leaflets
with party ideas for the holidays com.
ing up-"LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY
HARD TIMES PARTY" FOOD
AND DECORATIONS FOR vALEN-
TINE PARTIES" and WASHING
TONS BIRTHDAY TEA" If you
would like copies, address your request
to Carol Drake, The Homemakers' Bu-
reau, Box 2110, Dept. FTP, San Fran
cisco Is, Calf.
Evening star., 1947-01-06
Survey Finds 9 Of 10 Veterans
Won't z Trousers or SIS Suit

price must be under 80. Among
other items the veterans want are
spare Jackets, sport coats and extra
trousers.
The survey was conducted by the
Cnondaga County Veterans Service
Agency at the instigation Of the Re
training and Unemployment Ad-
ministration Of the Labor Depart
ment.
Evening star., 1947-01-06

during the war, will be sent to the
state Department. Irving ]. Mills.
chapter president. announced.
The local group also decided at .
meeting In the YMCA to send dele
gates to the national convention Of
the organization next March In New
York City. The Washington Chap
ter was formed last November and
Is open to approximately 800 WASH
ington men who were prisoners Of
war, Mr.. Mills said.
Evening star., 1947-01-06
Barbed Wire Club Seeks
New Prison Camp Rules

The Washington Chapter Of the
International Barbed Wire Club, an
organization Of former prisoners Of
war, voted Saturday night to have q
committee draft proposals for revi-
sion Of the Geneva Convention gov
erning treatment Of prisoners Of war.
The suggestions, when drafted on
the basis Of experiences Of chapter
members In enemy prison camps
Evening star., 1947-01-06
BAckAcHE,
LEG PAINS may
BE DANGER SIGN
OF Tired Kidneys

II backache and leg pains are making you
miserable, don't just complain and do moth.
ing about them. Nature may be warning
you that your kidneys need attention.
The kidneys are Natures chief way Of
taking excess acids and poisonous waste
out Of the blood. They help most people
eliminate about pints day.
II the Is miles of kidney tubes and filters
don't work well, poisonous waste matter
stays in the blood. These poisons may start
nagging backaches, rheumatic pains, leg
pains, loss Of pep and energy. getting up
nights, swelling, pufiness under the eyes,
headaches and dizziness.
Don't wait! Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills, stimulant diuretic, used successfully
& py ons ,ol;st tor I over ,, 0T ~ oam r,iI. s'ue
kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste from
your blood. Get Doan's Pills.
Evening star., 1947-01-06

Russia's Civil Air Fleet, a govern
ment-owned and operated trust, ex-
poets to carry more than 1.000. 900
this year and over s.
ooo, 900 in 1850.
Evening star., 1947-01-06
MONTGOMERY Goes to Moscow

BERLIN, Jan. 6 (P.-Field Mar
shall Lord Montgomery departed to-
day for a six-day visit to Moscow
as the guest Of Marshal Alexander
M. Vasilevsky. former chief Of staff
Of the Soviet Army and now supreme
commander of the Russian forces
in the Far East.
Evening star., 1947-01-06

Thomas McCann Of Glasgow.
Scotland, who was ''in and out" OF
several German prison camps as an
Raj fiier, addressing the chapter.
Evening star., 1947-01-06
THEEvENING STAR, Washington, D. c. ALL


He praised the American Red Cross
for its work In behalf Of prisoners.
The organization will meet again
January II at $50 pm. OF the
YMCA.
Evening star., 1947-02-20
POULTRY and EGGS
FARM and GARDEN.

FLAGsToNE WALKS and terraces fire.
walls. T; MARCUCCIo, Rockville 35ss.-27
oaroo2 s2i sgs oq sLsR sa oss sEsaye for se
TOP SOIL ORDERS BEING TAKEN for
early spring delivery of rich top soil;
also sand, gravel and bluestone. Tn. 1899.
FRUIT. ORNAMENTAL TREES. hedge
shrubs for home landscaping; for the or
and apricot trees berry plants, grape
grown stock, guaranteed to grow or re-
placed free; pay on delivery at spring
planting time; supply short, order your
stock today. Call Bowie 1885 or we. will be
proper paintings. RoSELAWN NURSERIES,
oTTDooR otEPIsSoi No IMPROVEMENTS shearins.
so6 coofa 'TsT Ss ESsb
brick, cement, hagstone terraces, walks,
steps, walls, guard rails trellises, drive
ways; tree surgery. bracing, cabling, re-
age, grading; cutters cleaned, specially
prepared Wonderero, COW. poultry manure,
treated topsoll; cement, brick construction;
concrete mixer; evergreens in variety.
ering shrubs, 30 varieties choice roses,
perennials. azaleas; hedging, fencing,
screen material: specimen trees In tubs;
old English and American box. myrtle,
ing OF brick, stone, cement, Experienced,
progressive, dependable-since 1912 Free
suggestions advice and estimates. Ii. 1925
ToPsoIL AND MANURE, mixed, well
grsding. WI 5S65 after r. 'HnS pm. R. Afp f.
FOR EXPERT TREE SERVICE, pruning,
LU. 06S5. 90
Evening star., 1947-02-20
BOATS.

MARINE INSURANCE, reliable underWrit-
erS. S LIE, II ROY MARK, INC, Colorado Bldg.
bSfEwnaails SCI vFnaRIo sisaI sn ans ylrs FRAME
qg5'Fs Ss!. !Elssrss sssK K PEI e sy&sg,sao y&,
Psfs i'm rsAs e K IF III yy5ESecHio soa
Fl1E ExTiNGuIsHERs@kidd,e carbon
dioxide portable and marine Are systems;
ts's soN s0Fn ais s&A h FRAss E
MARINE SUPPLIES, paints. rope. fire ex-
Ing Sgrs ol5ooard Sod motors Seripps ma
e FRANK AZ TI PEI aIas XEccH1o & SON 1912 iitb
perfect oondon mechanica11 ShnGls ana nm IN
? f9k'a eta sa aif1l MRS xrrs srRoN o5Ns
% Ec ReHARDsoNs wisfSasn sfbaS sSd grfo sports
Communicative are fortunate enough to
be be. able to make 9 immediate deliveries;
fsSES 4 3 toe TIE H. jazz asa'sS os 6s sSs5s
oSTbSASD 6is1ssSS'is MOTOR R. NeptSns
BEAUTIFUL MAHOGANY 6-passenger run
about, Lyman" 60-hp. Evinrude motor;
canvas cover, spare propellers, special
built trailer speed up to 40 miles; every
type of extras en- this custom-built outfit;
about the finest and fastest boat of its
type in Washington; cost new August, 1916,
Sl,365; sacrifice, 5000. ED ROPER, 1880
FOR sALE-74-ft. Coast Guard Patrol
boat; excellent living quarters; So, 500. Call
MARfSE Ma fsf0 sESTtsRHushson sE5f1 Mate, a1 mi
scope. case; S75 for all MI. 1915 20.
EvINRUDE OUTBOARDS, l710-h.p;
prompt delivery. Call Mrs. Steiwer at EX,
3406. S. KING FULTON, INC, sO5
Maine ave; s.g:,. Washington, D. c. 30
MARINE ENGINES-Large stock motors
and parts Chrysler. s. KING FULTON,
D. c. -26
BOATS, CAR-ToP, s1o7. 80, with oars $,
KING FULTON, INC, sos Maine ave.
S. W, Washington, D. C. -26
Evening star., 1947-02-20
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
THURSDAY, FEBkuAAY 40,
HoUsEs WANTED 70 RENY q

HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT teens.),
SALES REPREsENTATIvE from Ohio d.
sires 2 or 3 bedroom house within 20
miles OF washington. Box So1-Ls star.
s-BEpRooM HOUSE or apt. at once for
adults; Urgent. VIII pay In advance,
kIkAsE IxSipbLoRbss-coupis; veteran,
Washington housing battle; have occupied
rms, shared this and that: imposed On
sps sgs ffsd s unla!' h dHEa R ;ss7o
xfTsSSSS. WIFE and 2 small ssiidi.n.
sssssssss' in INV NV. or Or h.afs, Nd aa cal T
TWo Or THREE BEDROOMS. yn,ura:; %
years Govt, perm. D; c.; 4 adults; seed
WASfsD siSs By aakcH sis III isr. s:rm sl. ssa
sbash ssll apt: taps: or house' viii keep up repairs
fREsDGST VI df hsF EooAf RIM NM wife and
as9shssr, desire unfufA home N nv.
ferred;, must have 8 hsdrms.. baths and
servants quarters; will pay up TO 5000
per po excellent refs. fuTnishsd. .sox
REsEARcH ENGINEER needs 8 TO 8 soep
unfurntshed house or apartment, for vile
snd daughters, ages and f.. Cali NE
CREAM, OR, 404o, Ext. $50 between $50
BETHEspA or vicinity-unfurn, q Or
bedroom house or apartment: 2 In family.
and very reliable. Please call vi. 5000.
Evening star., 1947-02-20
DOGS, PETS. ETC.

WINTER YACATIoNERs.Board your dog
mel; individual indoor kennels with private
Sss$g.snrs !S Fa Slss 1S1ss aaS
ipg and grooming; cocker spaniel p PUPPIES: pies
aS6 6oeksE eaTs S soslaad ga We week s9d
SPfs 2Ssss sSa9si Rsss F'Esss KEs
neled; excellent food Personal care care and
s fta90p RR8 a9sseFs a DIeps es swS for nssY Ess
FRozEN ffasnE' HoksRMEA4 sias Ehf4lFftf Inspected
Eas5ern gS!S Paekins &c co n q Co Sds7 osEL g.
BOZ BoXERSLIPupEpies' RS Puppies beth male and female,
GERMAN sHEPHERb PUPPPiEs, Axe reg
ssfed sSeT 9rGs S50 sRS up one pals
CoCKER SPANIEL fuli.sroTn Black male
Axe req champton sired, some obedient
training; trai excellent pet or stud dog; for
SHEPHERD COLLIE Pups, beauties. real
pals 3 mos. very playful Daleyiew
coCRER spANIELs, puppies and grown
dogs bun and black; stud service, black
son OF Ch4, \, Try T Cob's Candidate. See his
4SpS FN 58o5 a 47le RiVerdale rd' Rverdale, Nd
BOXER PUPS, fawn color, ped!greed. In
BOSTON TERRIER PutPPY,o Axe, 5h
weeks old, female beautifully marked, seal
and white. 325 Emerson st. NV. III
NEW BOOK, Art of Breeding Better DOGS"
by, Kyle ,OnStott. Quoting Axe Gazette,
The author has accomplished a minor
miracle by translating many confusing
scientific teims into the language of our
times Price, $3.50, DENLINGER'S J.
cockEE sPANlELa IL PiHSfPIEs and Grown
do2s; dark reds and blonds; champion
cocker at stud. Rockville 2644. ia
GREAT DANES, l male, fawn, 13 months
old, q truly fine specimen wonderful dis
position, gentle; l female, fawn, 13 months
old, also gentle; would make excellent pro-
tectiye pets for children; have been valued
at $500 each; will consider S25 each from
person offering good home; new owner to
be approved by present owner. Call MAT
TAPoNI FARMS, Groom, Md, Marlboro
ENGLISH SETTER PUP, 8 mo-, male. pure
bred; suburban or country home; $50
WA S066 -oI
sCOTTIEs. male and female. 2 months,
Axe registered, 400 Lebaum St. Sc. ga
TERRIER, 3 months old, female; playful
and cute; free to good home, RE. 1858.
BOXERS, females: 14-month-old brindle,
3-month- fawn. GE. 696S after 7 .. M,
or all dav Sunday -23
Evening star., 1947-02-20
ROOMS FURN. AND UNFURk.
ROOMS UAFURNIsHED.
SUBURBAN ROOMS.
ROOMS WITH BoARp.

l40l 18th ST. E;W.-Lse. triple, alse dop- aoS
Soard Ss for eEae @ meas sood sn Switch
has vacancy for young lazy; switchbess55d'
ssS ESQ Pfss fnhcE MIn h6 rsssW nice 3D.
f9sanE fsas i6ts day yr Ss%sk Sese ssearnshsa
yxcXNcY for eidsry psopIs. eSSatsy Tsst
homei pvt. layatory, screened-in porch
M '% sashsa saa vassey tss ''sYss' ss vess III Hssy
Ii1oof QUE ST. N.w.-aentlsmsn nicely
inner TSeRs saa pen css snse;
geed home Cooked meals; $50 ca. NO.
sGM s5. Asp dspDs sqsaD 2sgm in aK Prsts ssSo
YOUNG Man early eos, 70 share rm; WITH
s2ssss ss sa sgs Sr me- BEDS isss 'sses S sSs g.
1873 ~; oisI 18th ST. N.w.-Msn to share room
FoR E5iR fsffhsr RMf MofaEk asTs and child over
ehiia; conV. leth St. NV. trsnsp. "a,
PeEpIE Rooms. ,s $40 ssGh ,gh. per mo-; cAR- IL
az s5os s4ssao7sG. ssS sG. N.w-corner rm W With
porch; young, lady to rm. with ANOTHER;
warm, clean home. excel meals; $50 Per
Rfnshj RfW HAMPsafsE NJ 2asE HOUSE, few aS vsean-
spseisisnss slss .HE s!Fi in IN good food ana seryes
17l2 New Hampshire ave. NV, --26
g. cS ". university; desirable location walk
ing distance, excellent meals, S43 monthly
VET xss ssSos.4 KaN nth reGs rs. pfss as a
meals, S3S-S40. co. 3065. --22
Evening star., 1947-02-20
ROOMS EURklsHED-korthwess

l44O KENNEDY ST. N;W.-Loyely sleep
a1ss s. per person; RA. issi Ssss. ,nrn Fl 81,
Dhs DhSpes s maid service ddiif dsy ih 0G ap
FsSFty off Fl per sJS RSFsHs sh NE f. lsSs
cafeteria; SIS, wk.. double. with. running
large rooms. Suitable for M or more; ssS
PofoREe Pod SR psF HSTEL. HefkE 500 18TH st. NV nv
complete hotel service, with eateteria, as
per week double With supnqg water Sss
rooms suitable for or more, SET per
iss s5 PAhk :,e5 sse S .sR
RS5iat aSffE lion rMnRY Ii ?l1s lsla ST NV ae two
skG q snsa Tnss bSasi dS. qsS RATS sss
:ssS1e. .Se@ DhqHSss ssPPss a4-hour Switchboard
1sai MASS. AVE, Nw.-yacancy for lady
in in share s rm5; m; hot and cold water; s25 per
a2yToSrass "a; y. ass 81 3 18th, at. ny-Al rooms
doubles, S. and 81; weekly rates; tran
ESQ ESQ G4iai i4fh ST. N.w.-aentleman; large
front room. room. adjoining bath; $50 mo- call
1850 Mass. AVE. N.w-young man to
1900 MASS. AVE. N.W.--Young Girl to
service, laundry PRIVILEGES; S24.50 per mo.
Sbak bs sH.ss1t sg
1884 -23.
i7a0 r. I. AVE. N.W,-Exclusive guest
ssats os!y sauq s. Up s0s daiy and sDeeisl weekly
HOME FOR BUSINESSMAN, Chevy Chase,
from downtown: all convenienees; si4
weekly. 1915 Military rd. EN- 2123. 22'
2216 CATHEDRAL AVE. N.W.-Young
man to share large master bedroom: twin
beds semiprivate bath; transportation,
LIZ and LA. s-22
Evening star., 1947-02-20
MOVING. PACKING and sToRA'

MOVING. PACKING und STORAGE
Y VET VANS M az yA;.AH va, white vs.; 5hgsllIp' help
AeaE = Nv MioSise : sfokAeE fsss cfSse@Lesss;
RsRs WXsr te9 2oAps osAHpss or I pAkT Go LOADS to and
eago, St, Louis, Kansas City, Denver, New
York, Conneetieut, Boston, Florida, Georgia,
TsSsSS,s NORTHERN MOVING & STORAGE
MOVING & STORAGE co.
Reas, rate. will accept your surplus fuTni-
ture as part payment on your moving;
storage: local. long-dist. moving. Ia. 2e37
LET SHELTON BROS. do your moving, NO
$500, Expert service; experienced white
men; night moving, Call before pm
FgRN. MOVING, trunk, baggage and par
g aS ogR ssS5 81 sHReicE W SH'Pzi SGI
MAXINE VETERANS MOVING C0.-24-hr
service; furniture moving and hauling;
tTHnf 1a At 7sa or
YOU day or evening, reasonable rates:
ing specially, GE. 4651.
and hauling, new
trucks, responsible help, cargo Insured.
SILVER FIEET HfNEsMMoVng,o Vim o. packing
Grating. shipping; loeal-long, distance. Gu.
4608: night, LU. 1S02-1a0l. 23*
Ex-GI; moving, packing, storage; will move
your trunk or your home; special rates to
vets. CLOVER TRANSFER, Oh 616Q. 20.
Evening star., 1947-02-20
APARTMENTs A WANTED.

NAVY MAN and wife, permanently sta
s;vs s.s ssstion; sM. sss4 sftss 3 pn. so:
sssss Raas sssnssss
VETERAN and and vile, psrmsnsnt desires
e; sssa! as IA
fiHs fHREa pHl G1RLs to suitcase furnished apart
ei ns issHa' ssssss Malfa e Z ans
81 sssSsfn AelRaMEs4 ri isG with tsh
SECTION S RsIs preseTred SSse sos SFs.l. Star, ii:
EX-ARMY oFFIcEk and wlse. pegmansntly
Gssssa e0ya unusshsd aff Il NV
tial ,arsa; no children no pets, Box
GGiSSFtRSisHED 1 ROOM kit. and bath
apt, wanted by settled woman, will sit
With children several nights a week, At
fuRNIsHEp s-bedroom, kitchen. for three
employed girls; permanent residents, prefs
erably NV. district; willing to pay Sloo
ssF hfEGas saaa MI s7ss sss ssr:
gsnsRs s sRsr e ss S pas sa,ss Z nv ssss9
Hs6 HaS sSi 5sSiSsasa ssfs ss2 ss.a
yyttain 80 90 te 80 asys or sooner; no ssii'
SisAssb Sssn Ell s5HE vEFRsN sls and wife ursss.ly
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desperately need smart living quarters, !
or bedrooms, OF, what you have at good
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8 YoUNG LADIES desire ; nome with con-
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partly furn. . OF 5 bedroom house or
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DEPENDABLE COUPLE. both permanent
SsHsaaHs Searm. apt, sH'0iSfRs call Mis- ooIEsBY, o..
1880. Ext. 336, between $50 and 80,
oNE-HEpRM; APT. furn: or uniurn.; 2
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CoLORED VETERAN. and wife employed,
CoLoRED - Rooms. kitchen, bath,
4nfurnished; Northwest section; references,