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Arizona sun., 1947-12-12

monthly by June and 10000 by Sep
tember.
The quota was not met; and, al
though the steel industry says that
it has supplied the necessary steel,
car builders contend that the short
age still has not been completely
cured.
There was one sign, however, that
might indicate a turning of the tide.
In September the railroads reported
1882 new installations, which was
668 more cars than were retired
during that month. Small as it was,
it was the first net gain in IS
months.
Col. J. Monroe Johnson. director
Of the Office Of defense transporta.
ton. said he is proceeding under q
Arizona sun., 1947-12-12

White House directive to obtain a
rate of $4,000 cars monthly by July,
1948. almost double the present out
put. He said he had commitments
from the Iron and Steel institute for
a % per cent increase in steel allot-
ments for new car production.
The car shortage has slowed down
the country's economy. At the peak
of loadings in October the average
daily shortage was 9.43O cars. Cur
rently it is about $4,000.
Despite these shortages, the rail-
roads are handling more carloads OF
revenue freight than they have since
August. 1880, when the number of
available cars was 500, 900 greater
than now.
Arizona sun., 1947-12-12
POSTMASTER:
Hnnnegdn Out

Robert E. Hannegan has eased
himself out of the public political
eye.
Little more than a month after he
had quit his job as Democratic ma
tional chairman - because of ill
health-he turned in his resignation
as postmaster general
To replace Hannegan as head Of
the nations post office, President
Truman named 62-year-old Jesse M.
Arizona sun., 1947-12-12
|? Current Events !

The following fOe questions Were
rejected by 81 radio quiz Sbo1Us be-
cause they didn't baVe enough re-
frigeratOrs to go around. If y0n can
answer them, take the correct an
swers, plus $3.50, to your nearest
electrical appliance dealer and 90N
wiU receive q brand-neV refriger0-
tor.
Arizona sun., 1947-12-12

ference which re-
suited in a num-
Der of slashes in
important duties
and inspired the
Knutsen and Mil
likin statements
brought forth an
even louder blast
from the Ameri-
can Tariff league.
At the present
writing, however,
there does not
appear to be any
where near the
strength of senti-
noent in favor of
Arizona sun., 1947-12-12

Donaldson, first as.
sistant postmaster
general. who has
had az years in the
postal service. It
was the first time
a president ever
had dipped into the
ranks Of postal
career men" to
fill the top job in
the department.
nono1dS0u ic ma
Arizona sun., 1947-12-12
Tariffs Have Their UPS und Downs
Geneva Trade Agreements
To Affect World Commerce
By BAUKHAGE
NeWs AnaLyst and Commentator.

WASHINGTON. = Recently there have been rurnblings
from congress reminiscent of the old days
It the warning from Senator Milken ep, Coo and
Representative Knutsen Rep Mnn) that the reciprocal
trade act would have lot of strings attached to
lt when it up for renewal next year.
that tariffs raised history will be repeating
building tearing the tariff wall 1913
the walbui 194O-look
Arizona sun., 1947-12-12

Of the men who came up the hard
way. His career with the service be-
gan with his appointment as a city
letter carrier in Shelbyville, ILL.,. in
1908.
Hannegan, meanwhile, had no in
tentions of going into retirement. He
has purchased substantial interest
In the st. Louis Cardinals.
Arizona sun., 1947-12-12
Worlds Prosperity
Hangs in Balance

What happens to the aS-yet-un-
built section of the wall of the draw
ing will affect the entire. set-up Of
world trade. It can make all the
work of the international conference
on world trade and employment 60
for nothing and destroy any benefits
derived from successful European
relief plan.
The 62 nations now gathered
at the trade conference in Cuba
represent countries doing about
95 per cent of the worlds trade,
and the interesting thing is that
although Russia and most Of her
satellites refused to attend, two
of the countries under the influ-
ence of Moscow-Finland and
CzechOslovakia-did turn up.
Thereby hangs a tale. It is be-
Heved by some keen observers that
despite all efforts to kill the Euro
pean recovery plan, the Soviet Un-
ion knows very well that, if it works,
it may be to her selfish interests to
get on the bandwagon, at least to
the extent of lifting the iron curtain
high enough to get some of the
much-needed goods from Western
Europe under it. And the way that
could be managed would be to have
some of the Soviet's friendly coun-
tries" in on any advantag geous trade
deals that might be made. Western
Europeans say that this would be
the most effective way to break
down the Communist grip on these
countries.
Meanwhile it is realized in
Washington that this country
cannot carry out its far-hung
foreign policy unless that policy
is sold harder than Communist
propaganda is selling its brand
of bOrtsch.
Good salesmanship begins at
home. And a lot of salesmanship is
needed right here. I rode down on
the trolley with very intelligent
secretary to a congressman who
said to me: II wish I knew what the
Marshall plan was all about"
Arizona sun., 1947-12-12
President Urges
Savings Bonds

Speaking of salesmanship, the
President is believed to have given
the green light on an intensified sale
of one of the important anti-inflatior
measures recommended in his
speech when he said:
"An0ther effective weapon
against imitation is increased
savings by the public. Every
dollar that is saved instead Of
spent is a dollar fighting against
imitation. In order to encourage
additional savings, the govern
ment should intensity its vigor-
Gus efforts to sell savings
bonds"
Arizona sun., 1947-12-12
You Can Be a Partner
Buy u. S. Savings Bonds!

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there are no chemicals, no minerals,
no phenol derivatives. mr. Tables are
different - act different Purely Vege-
table "a combination of 10 vegetable
ingredients formulated over so years
ago. Uncoated or candy coated. their
action is dependable, thorough, yet
gentle, as millions Of mrs have
proved Get Use box. Use as directed.
Arizona sun., 1947-12-12
LIVESTOCK

HELP YOUR horses and mules keep in top
condition. Stimulate tagging appetites With
The best stock tonic money can buy. Sat
iSfaction guaranteed.
Arizona sun., 1947-12-12
POULTRY, CHICKS & EQUIP.

EOOA1RxI Ou1OAS q EQUAKs
HELP YOUR HENS be profitable layers.
Stimulate poor appetites with DR.. LeGear'g
Poultry Prescription in all their feed. Used
by successful poultrymen everywhere.
The best poultry tonic money can buy.
FOR SALE-Two Buckeye Mammoth in
iaosSlesgj condition? itFe?s automatic o
controls, humidifers. 1901 11th ST.,
GREELEY, Colorado. Phone 15S7W.
WANTED TO BUY
IDAHO RED CEDAR POST MAKER
wants sale, carload lots, low prices. Write
HUGH CHISHOLM. Bonners Ferry, Idahe.
Arizona sun., 1947-12-12
MISCELLANEOUS

6-8 EXP. ROLL reg. or jumbo size SOC:
reprints 4c; Axe engagements SC ca.
ROCKY MT. PHOTO SERVICE, Box 145
w. End Sta. Colorado Springs, Colo.
Arizona sun., 1947-12-12
HELP WANTED-MEN

Salesmen-Big money daily. adv. comm.(
New merchants trade Stimulator. Pan
Pacific. IA w. 9th, Long Beach Ii, Calf
Arizona sun., 1947-12-12

1aS ISN1P1 VCo4 u dUS u5I CCI1IO1l00
drawn up at the recent Geneva con-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-07-24
Facts and Figures
BY
FULLER WARREN

The Floridian Hotel in Talla-
hassee was much in the news
during the recent Legislature.
Some suspicious people 60 so far
as to say a lot of liquor was
drunk there. A few cynical peo-
pie even say political IDEALS"
were made in the Floridian
Hotel. One loose-talking fellow
went overheard and said laws
were made in the Floridian Hotel
and confirmed in the capitol.
! More than 20 years ago the old
Leon Hotel, no longer standing,
was the headquarters for politi-
cal intrigue. Many a IDEAL" was
cooked up in the old Leon Hotel.
1t was my base of operations
nearly 80 years ago when l waged
losing campaign for page in
the Legislature. The Leon Hotel
was situated on the site of the
present Tallahassee post office.
When the Legislature was in ses-
sion, the Leon Hotel was the
most colorful sight to be seen in
! Florida. Many legends develop
ed about the old Leon.
! The Floridian Hotel seems to
/ be following in the footsteps of
the deceased Leon Hotel. Many
a weird, wondrous tale is told of
ooings at the Floridian during
sessions of the Legislature. One
/ has to do with an eerie, bizarre,
fantastic occurrence in the Flo
ridan Is years ago, during the
1881 Legislature.
| Doyle E. Carlton was Governor
iof Florida then. The previous
year. 1880, several Jacksonville
! citizens had been charged with
a conspiracy to assassinate Gov
ernor Carlton. Those charged had
been dismissed. at preliminary
hearing. but there were some
who still believed they had form
ed a common design to kill Gov
ernor Carlton. A lot of rancor and
bitterness fingered on.
A prominent Duval County Of
ficial, who had been removed
from office by former Govern
of Florida, went in company with
a Jacksonville lawyer to Talla-
hassee to see the 1881 Legisla-
ture in session. They arrived
there after dark. They sought
rooms at every hotel in town but
none were available. The two
Jaxons took a position on sofa
in the Floridan hotel lobby, de-
termined to make a night of it
there.
Sometime after midnight,
! the hotel clerk called them to
the desk and said he could put
them in a sample room on cots.
He explained that one man was
already in the sample room. The
two Jaxons told the clerk they
would be glad to bed down in the
sample room.
They carried their own luggage
to the sample room and began
getting ready for bed, rather cots.
The other man in the sample
room was asleep and snoring al
most loud enough to produce an
echo.
Just as the Duval County Off
cial, who had been removed from
office by former Governor of
Florida, was about to climb into
his cot, the sleeping man rolled
over and revealed his face in the
bright moonlight which was
streaming through the window.
He turned out to be one of the
men who had been accused of the
conspiracy to kill Governor Carl
ton. The Duval County official.
not caring to take the risk of d
second removal from office for
having occupied the same hotel
room with man charged with
having conSpired to kill the Gov
ernor, grabbed his street clothes,
hurriedly put them on, seized his
bag and left the room in fast
hurry.
Evening star., 1947-07-13
Accidents 10 Juveniles
Show Decrease for Week

Accidents causing injury to per-
sons in the 5-to-19 age group in
the District dropped to ~ last
week-the first week Of the District
Commissioners Trafic Advisory
Boards summer safety campaign,
Trafic Director George E. Keneipp
announced yesterday. The week
before there were 30 accidents in
this group
A total Of "a injury accidents to
children and teen-agers occurred
in the District since the closing Of
school June Is, Mr.. Keneipp said.
This compares with "a for the same
period last year. The safety pro-
gram which will continue until
Schoo1s reopen, has turned the
spotlight on the contributory causes
so accidents to this particular age
group, the director said. 80
- Twenty-Five Of the accidents to
children were, caused by the follow
ing acts and in the order nance" ;"
he said. Running from between
parked cars into the path Of trafIic;
coasting In the street on wagons
and scooters, and skating In the
streets.
"Of the seven bicyclists who were
involved in accidents. two ran
through red lights, one emerged
from an alley into the path Of traf-
fic, one collided with a truck and
three were passing trafdc on the
wrong side of the street. Two chill
dren Of the three crossing streets
properly at the intersection were
struck by hit-and-run drivers"
Evening star., 1947-07-13

Maryland - Ma
tton q Il, Capital
Park and Plan
ming Commits
sion, 1t was an
nounced yester-
day.
Mr. Eichol-
sons appoint-
ment Is on .
full-ttme basis
at q basic an
nual salary of
$500, plus q 10
per cent cost
of-livtn 6" al
INV Ance It.
takes effect FRI
Evening star., 1947-07-13
Randolph to Speuk

Jennings Randolph, former Dem
ocratic Representative from West
Virginia and former chairman OF
the House District Committee, will
address the Warrington Optimist
Club ut its meeting In the Maydower
Hotel at 1880 pm. Tuesday. Mr.
Randolph now Is assistant to the
president Of Pennsylvania Centra
AirIine1.
Evening star., 1947-07-13

Ady.
The ofIice has been filled by tenn
porary appointees since the death
Of Hugh Frampton 18 months ago.
Will CO. ordinate Work.
E. Brooke Lee, vice chairman Of
the park commission. said that as
expeditor Mr.. Nicholson would CO.
ordinate the work Of various depart
ments Of the commission.
An accountant and attorney, Mr..
Nicholson has been employed in the
ONCE of the general counsel Of the
Maritime Commission.
He attended the University of
Maryland for two years and in 1884
became q clerk in the county ac-
countant's ONCE at Rockville. He
was appointed assistant county ac-
countant in 1887. and county ac-
countant in 1910. During these years
Mr.. Nicholson received his LIB and
LIN degrees at the National Uni
versity Law School and passed the
Maryland bar examination.
served IN navy.
He was called to active duty in
the Navy as q reserve oncer in 1941
and served ~ years. For Is months
he served on the U. 8. 8. Tennessee,
as a lieutenant commander, partici-
pating in four battles. The last 1s
months of his service In the Navy
was in the Judge Advocate Cen
erals once in Warrington.
He lives with his wife at 6603
StrAthmore street.
Mr.. Nicholson's father, Jesse w.
Nicholson, Is q former county reg
lister of wills, while his mother is
q former Democratic committee
woman from Maryland.
Evening star., 1947-07-13
J.F. Nicholson Named
Secretary Of Maryland
Planning Commission

Jesse r. Nicholson, 81, OF Chevy
Chase has been appointed secretary
treasurer, public relations repre-
sentative and expediter Of the
Evening star., 1947-11-09
HOUSES EXCHANGED

EXCHANGE rented 2-bedrm, furn. house
bose IN Na79 0r Point u.s. Fla for furn
vicinity in Dec, Write 1t. o. T KNIGHT
Pre-. Flight School, Naval Air Station
SAVE $1,000 BY BUYING from owner
lovely modern home, with income, in re-
stricted section; nr. stores, schools, etc
To any one having 3 or rm., kit and
bath apt. WA. 1893. .
HOUSE, 5 rms, basement, attic, lawn
adjacent plant industry station, 1926
Bait. blvd, no children under 12, for 3
or rm. apt. TO. 1895.
WASHINGTON FOR MIAMI-6-rm fur.
nished house. in NE. Washington, for sim.
liar or smaller pref. Miami sub, 3-5 mo
period: 3 adults. II. 1904.
UNFURN. 6-RM. ROW HOUSE, in NV, for
2,pedrm. Hy rm. kit. bath apt in apt
EXCHANGE a-BEDRM. HOUSE, in District
Reights. Md. for -bedrm. apt, Bright
wood or Silver Spring. HI. 61l9.
WASHINGTON FOR NEW YORK-Rental
;3;bedroom house. S115 mo-: in NE
Washinsto ton, for similar New York suburbs
KARP. 106 Jackson st. ne, MI. 4S74.
Evening star., 1947-11-09
HOUSES FOR sALE-Nsrthwe.t.

FULLY DETAcHEp ultramodern brick brio j., 3
bedrms., ! "a baths; ready to i've IN,
spTr e1%5 DuoS Fl REA4r dssh sl1ss e. b. set
SEE s507 RoDMAN ST. N.w.-open sat:
soAz. stos aito Realtor' 74a4 Wisconsin ave. NV
GEoRGTETowN-2-stor brick house; sid.
light; 5 rooms bath. gas heat; price, sl3:-
500. Cali Grant Boss "a; $500; % eyes rs
aRa lRe sYR Y4i7 EN- st: a1ss n's BOSS pHEhPs 1a
PEABODY tsT. NV rooms, screened
porch; semidetached; oil heat: brand-nev
kitchen equipment Venetian blinds; with
or -ithout furniture. semidetached garage
.s sos by us hf Be- se.a m e ofdsT s4s to be
GEoRGETowN = White brick semidet.
home; completely modernized: pvt. drive
way to diversified garage at rear OF large
patio; q stone fireplace lends charm to
large living rm., spacious dining rm. and
kitchen and lavatory, complete nrst.noor
bten bedrn u0sii ali With large cedar closets and
basement: satd gas h.-wh.: in excellent cond.
T9 9Ms agp11p5nSoots 2 pSos sa co MI seDn conn s1s
WMo5oDIEY NJ a5l sTfF a t4Ss Ext,
town house in excellent nsshoornooo
baths, living room, dining room; KITCHEN; s z /
REALLY Co.. EN-. louU, ff~u SohH. 'c'
FRAME BUILDING. rooms and front
porch. insulated double flooring. Excel
buy for ofnce or small home, So, s95
Can be moved on your lot within 30 days
at small additional cost Ask Tor M
schaff. AMERICAN TRAILER CO., INC,
403o Wisconsin ave, WO. 1921. -1S
a513 18th ST. N.w.-Restricted neiehbor-
hood. Vacant. Ready. to move in. New
house condition; 20-ft. front row brick;
rms, lia baths: gas h.-w.h: front and
rear porches; price. S14.95O. Mr.. Filippo,
TR. 44O0, VI 1915 HARTMAN REALTY,
INC. l345 Good Hope rd. Sc. q
EMERSON ST., near 16th-A lovely BRICK
corner home, contains large reception hall,
living rna.. dining rm.. den, kitchen. break
2-car garage; in excellent condition. A
good home in good section and priced
| to sell PAUL P. STONE. Realtor, Ma.
1879: after $50. Mr.. Burr, MI. 607s. g
Mr.. NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF HEALTH
and new Navy Hospital. Bethesda-Several
new houses under construction. For de.
tails and appointment to see them, call
NORTHWEST REALTY. 1885 Wis. ave
xaeAsiTIs .e siIs 1Spszfs Os sf. Rss n.s;
duced to S15,5oo. Must be seen to b
appreciated. .Al0 Marietts pl: nv JOE
scGRTO REALTY, 336 q ne, FE. 1905
Evening star., 1947-11-09
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

WILL EXCHANGE liv. rn. bedrm., kit
and bat apt, near Capitol Tor l-rn., KIT
and bath apt. in NV, apt. bldg. preferred
FIR 6s43
tuO9rss 81 AS Kercom @ n iDf mni a apt fo1
or next spring. Box 490.R, Star. IL
2-BEDRoOM APARTMENT, modern, un.
furnished suitland Md, for same Wash.
ington or nearby Va. HI. 7642.
WILL EXCHANGE my 1-bdrn. liv; rm
ft snd bath apt VIC oge1 D1gent c5cf hde fo'
same vic, DI. seas. Box 1877, Star,
] BEDROOM, living room, kitchen ane
for same in NV. Washington. UN. 1851,
WILL EXCHANGE 2-rm. apt in apt bldg.
Dupont Circle vic, for 1-rm. apt NV
LARGE. BEAUTIFUL. 1-bedrm. apt unf,
ne 3,rd-f. front, modern bldg, all utilities
smaller apt, NV. AD. 523s.
EXCHANGE ONE ROOM. kitchen and BATH
apartment, moderate rental, for one or two
bedroom apartment. NO. $500.
LOVELY 2-BEDRM. APT, in desirable W
change for 3 to 3 bedrm. house, NV. section
los los ANGEIEs FOR WASH. D. c.-Two.
bedrm. ,unfq1nn, lge. apt. for similar ir
EXCEPTIoNALLY Ice. MODERN 1-bed.
rm. apt, exchange for 2-3 bedrm, apt. OF
OFF OFF 18th ST ST. N.W.NFurn. I'm, Kit. and
b. for ] -bedrm., unfurn.; vic. Alex OF
Arl, Va; rental about $50 mo. DE. 551
wANTED-4-room unfurnished apartment,
in Washington D. c. in exchange for SINH
lar apartment in St. Louis, Mo. Box I?-S
Evening star., 1947-11-09
HOUSES FURNISHED.

rearby b cheverly III Ma, i $500 mo; NO
sourif Nyt1 Is 1o & sfRIsias sHIsE sRocM HoME y
another couple; well furnished. VI. 5oa2
COUNTRY HOME, - rooms. 2h baths; z
1on isrs. open hrepsee .ee
sym ssel; $3.50 mo 5Tn.eisT: r. oIs5: finished
ahkSf attie. .emifnished basement playroom
sarssr. saT1ssaLc chestnut uatn1SHIS; ssss.
FIVE ROOMS. automahc PM oil .s. nsat, mS ne
go REsPoNs1BLE ADULTS, nicely turn;
mo- MOOT fntopmstion' ee9st % 81. sisi CHEVY Chase
WESLEY fs P HEIGHTS AREA-Lovely quiet
$40 mo- in advance. BOX 11o-s, Star.
FOR RENT for 8 to months completely
furnished modern 4,bedroom' 2la bath
Asnss0o5p ees e op& oil a. Al i7as sa rent SOU sp0
Broom DUPLEX HOUSE to share 1865
42nd st, s.e, s42,6o' Corner Southern and
CONN. AVE. ExTENDED-Delishtful SUBJ
urban community OF nne homes. close to
trans. and enjoys all city conveniences;
white otsk on 6ss1tfal se arHs
Ev. rm. with fireplace. screened porch, den
with lavette, large dining rm; with pic
tars ginaows pl.TsmSasrn Kit twin
rage. full ba asement with shower rm. COM
fortably furnished; $500 per mo-: Ions
CHASE REALTY CO.. EN-. 1900 ago
Conn ave, -lU
GEORGETOWN, $500; lovely furn. 8.
Sedrm. home, in excel neighborhood
u st. NV. 10
B-BEDRooM HOUSE, partially furnished
6evly decorated, Q complete kitchens and
ner tile bathrooms, gas heat yenstiar
Physicians once and residence: Conn
ave; $3.50; sublet for 1 year. Call IA
1s45 Box o5-T,, Star. -
s-bath brick home. on Mass. ave, In Md.
n nj. from D. c. line; no children; cal
eeSirablei S175. per mo. WI. 1895.
Evening star., 1947-11-09
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

ARMY. OFFICER and quiet family urgently
sehool s, s9, No pets. Rent to s135. Adams
PERM INTERIOR EMpL, trans. from
II! 5Pao. e {su?i'e e ! family RE- 1850 .st.
Naval OFFICER: wife and daughter - de-
sire 2-bedrm. unfurn house or apt: Arl.
PuRv1s, Re. 400, Ext Ext. 1875, weekdays; igS
EN-; $500 Sat; and Sun; !. 12'
sbedrm se house ol eein' in Re' B e.
nsayss yssr sss 70 siss WI ersrs
AprLT FAMILY Of three wishes o.
2n RST tofE of REkTH 9Th doctor
and wife. 2 small daughters. need 2-bed-
aRE1Na4oS sGILi IL 90 ol NV washington pref prefer
q art. near school CT. ese5. -
5ss 'ssss
SI3[fisN VETERAN, vi WfFE essn and small chiIdtsn,
need need unfurn. house or apt. Phone PR
PROFESSIONAL, permanent Navy statis-
tean s1t will improye prove yGyI e bedroom
sooms to BE- a.ed for roomns % o house, ee
R Baths so6d eondn GaF sood Psn
hood preferably in the NV, near trans
WERE RHEtRsi!ooou ou12vicTHD. c2 5sSe Family with two
scnool-age children desperately need or 3
bedroom house or apartment unturnished.
SEVEN 70 TEN RooMs-Larre family. 8
years present dwelling; being demolished;
consider PURCHASING reasonable ao.
hss, WEE Sah Ps
fffRS Sftqtn ciT RH1 SaT Siss
sHHss v GR6nr SCI H1 1 Ss14 5s5 top @
for suitable quarters, located in Dupont
Circle. area. Call MR.. LEWIS at MI, 4311
WANTED TO RENT unturnished s-bedrn
apt or hogss BY Pee IL II wash
here permanent5S; dSo- max. rent s15o-s9oo
FERN GOVT EXECUTIVE "a desires H;1s,rg, two or or
DhP aS9s Vie aH
schoo,sss childrsn desire to LOON room
ains srEnsne3 Be-. 10. t'uSsI Vi ss4s' lease
WANTED TO RENT-Modern or bed
about j acre Of land; very reliable party,
Sar: Ssa hot HorsE S.s5 oh APT. by perm Govt .u-
Grating, make minor repairs. MF EVANS,
sEi saILING Sr}d' AL III ssaAsspLoRps-who sas wants
steady tenant who will give owners care to
3-bedroon1, unh. and uni. house, for about
500? Editor, adult family. no children
or pets; top referencss being evicted. need
feia2H HAVE AZ h2ES sl1f TRANSFERRED her. per,
manently from Detroit need furnished fIr he
tance for wife and 4yr.-old SON Can
furnish best of references. Call Executive
1900, MR.. DRINKARD or MISS MAJORS.
EvIcTED BY SALE OF HOME, desperately
need large h2gss, osFs Reasonable-for family FAM
eonMaNDER, eoS S3IS A 1nited 1nHs States Navy; 3
snse fana5es ren3 house WI s5a
furnished; If furn.. will supply linen;
kitchenware and dishes. Vet. family Of
EA1zfsiAsps zfsa sS5ssiR nns1ss1 s5f
fus house. " Cali Ab. 4so1, between 10 : m
q s,7 5ssg ssss..2 oil ,ss:.
one-year rent in advance. Box 4e9-R'
$1,000 DOWN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
gRy 5.If large E. 'EH2 sfss f5s"' ms ssfRs
n. ARL.-New r. and b., det.: 500
Children or pets CO. 44s2, 9-12, 3e, Sun.
FARM HOUSE For RENT rms; bath.
elec., garden. Reasonable rent. Reliable
Tetere9sss I ns fses Feesired. Apply IA RIGGS rd'
Ja9 n9HE 1o1 with s eea eedr~ With fRd S
nm, dining rm and kit, oen I and li5Tary Ta *,
real REALTY CO, EN- 1900. 44so Conn. ave.