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Evening star., 1947-04-12
Juvenile Court Work
Done Under Handicap,
Judge Bentley Says

Juvenile Court Is working against
grave handicaps in insufficient COM
munity resources and an inadequate
court staff, its Advisory Committee
and Judge Fay Bentley reported at
meeting yesterday with represent
atives OF the press.
The conference, held In the court
building, was the first OF a series
planned with a view to making
available to the public more COM
plete information regarding the OPP
erations. aims and needs of the
court.
A serious drawback here, Judge
Bentley said, Is the lack Of facilities
for psychiatric services for children.
There Is no place where children
who come before the court mentally
Ill can get care" the Judge declared.
Need for Foster Homes.
Another need In the community
Is for foster homes for children who
have no one to care for them or
whose parents are found to be In
capable of providing a home con-
ducive to their welfare.
Describing the difficulties in oper-
alton of the court because of an
inadequate staff, Judge Bentley said
she felt the inability to obtain a
larger appropriation has been be-
cause I'VE as a community do not
have the ability to say what portion
Of our own taxes will go into sup
port of our community problems
Since the law protects juveniles
before the court from public hear
ings, the community has little op-
portunity to evaluate the positive"
results obtained by the court in
rehabilitation of juveniles, Judge
Bentley pointed out.
She estimated that more than 90
per cent of the children appearing
before the court with problems just
as serious as those of juvenile Of
tenders who get into trouble later
have been readjusted.
Reported Filed by Committee.
A report prepared by the Advisory
Committee, composed of citizens
and representatives of civic bodies
concerned with youth problems,
brought out further needs of the
court.
The position of psychiatrist at the
courts clinic, it was pointed out,
has been vacant since March, 1916.
because of the low salary scale"
A total of 90 additional staff posi-
tions was requested by the court for
the fiscal year 1948, the report went
Evening star., 1947-04-12
Accused Slayer Freed
|0n Bond Of $4,000

LEoNARDToWN, Md, April H.
Herman Millison, IL, Of Avenue,
Md, charged with first-degree MUIR
der In the shooting March Q Of Rob-
ert w. Hall, 40-year -old oysterman,
yesterday was released under SIS 900
bond, after pleading not guilty at
"a formal arraignment before Chief
Judge William M. LOCKER of the
Maryland seventh judicial circuit.
Judge Loker ordered Millison's re-
lease after hearing on a petition
for bond filed by Millison's attor-
|neys, State Senator Paul j. Bailey
and Joseph Weiner
Testimony offered by four defense
witnesses differed sharply with that
Of two State witnesses, Judge Loker
said in admitting the defendant to
bail. States Attorney C. Henry
Camalier did not oppose the re-
quest.
The court also granted the de-
Evening star., 1947-04-12
$4,000 Sought in Drive
For New Chinese Church

A campaign to raise s130,0o0 for
q new Chinese Community Church
to replace the present structure at
l0i1 l. street NV. will be opened
May 5, it was announced last night
by Melvin D. Hildreth, chairman Of
the fund and member OF the
Board of Managers Of the church.
Campaign headquarters have been
set up at the church Offices. Repre-
sentative Judd, Republican. of Min
nesota is honorary campaign chair
man. Members Of the committee
include Is Washington ministers,
businessmen and civic leaders.
The Rev. Ching Chong Hung, pas
Evening star., 1947-04-12

irraes MYs LicAner allGdl N
cclved wlie1 struck ~ ! plank hetnS
carried along the Sidewalk last
January.
The plank, according to the ssiit,
was carried by an ennploye Of Harry
and Gertrude Dobkin, trading as
Dobkin's Department Store, In the
$500 block of Pennsylvania avenue
Sc, who we're named defendants.
The petition contended Mrs. Lickner
suffered q brain conclusion and
other injuries
The suit asks $4,000 in behalf Of
MRS. Lickner. Mr.. Lickner asks
SIS 900 damages for expenses and
loss Of his wife's services. The plain
tiffs are represented by Attorney
Leonard S. Melrod.
Evening star., 1947-04-12

fense 30 days ID which 70 decide
whether : change o. venue would
be asked.
According to testimony ut the
hearing, the shooting followed an
alteration between the two men on
the night Of March Z.
Mr.. Hall. witnesses said, was shot
by Millison a short time after Mil
lison's 13-year-old son Stanley ran
into his fathers store to report that
Mr.. Hall had chased him down the
road.
Mr.. Halls widow, Catherine, testi-
fed she stood a few feet away while
the men argued and pleaded with
Millison not to shoot her husband.
Hall was brought to st. Mary's
Hospital here by passing motorist.
He died the next day.
Evening star., 1947-04-12

On, and the district Commissioners
approved II of them.
seThe serious emotional problems
and disturbed behavior Of indi-
viduals referred to the Juvenile
Court cannot be met with the in
SUFFICIENT staff allowed by Con-
gress." the report declared. "Thus,
the situation facing the Juvenile
Court and the community is one
fraught with dynamite"
Evening star., 1947-04-12

tor of the church, said the prcposed
new structure would Be modelled
after the ancient Chinese Peiping
temples
Present officers Of the Board Of
Managers are DR.. ]. Lloyd Black.
chairman; Mrs, K. Fong Chuck, vice
chairman; John Gordon Mein, re-.
cording secretary, and Mrs. Oren B.
Atwood, treasurer.
Evening star., 1947-04-12
$20, 900 Suit Charges
Plank Injured Women

Mr.. and Mrs. George Gilbert
Lickner of Coral Hills, Md, yester-
day sued in District Court asking
for $40, 900 damages because Of in
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Red Cross Drive
Barely Short Of
Reaching Goal

A final tabulation of Red Cross
contributions from the KenneWick
area revealed as of March 81, Of
fetal closing date for the drive,
that the campaign is $4,000 short
of its $3,400.06 goal.
"Our collections stand as a
splendid record for the people of
our community" Chairman Herb
Malchow commented today, I'm
spite of the rising costs Of living,
our workers have found a most
commendable support for the Red
Cross throughout our campaign"
Malchow expressed hope, how
ever, that the quota will still be
met. Some monies are still out
standing with Kennewick business
firms, and individuals contribu-
tons are still coming in.
ANYONE who is still planning
to contribute to the Red Cross
this year may do SO by bringing
or mailing remittance in care
of the Kennewick Courier Re-
porter, he said.
Malchow also expressed his APP
probation for the fine work ac-
complished by his area captains
and their workers. A final re-
port on the campaign he announc-
ed will be published in the near
future.
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Tom Boyd Wins Blind
BOgey In Sunday PLAY

Sunday saw a near record turn
out at the Twin City Golf course,
in spite of sharp wind that came
up about noon.
Tom Boyd picked a winning
spot in a day-long blind boggey
tournament with Is. An unus-
ual feature of the event was the
result of one twosome. The win
ming score was set between IS and
30. One of the players turned in
a neat par 20 after picking six
hand handicap to leave him one
stroke too low.
The other blew his game and
after deducting his handicap
wound up with an 8l-one Stroke
too many.
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Harriet Fahrenwald Webs
In Saturday Ceremony

The altar OF the KenneWick
Methodist Church was the scene
of an informal Saturday evening
wedding when Harriet Elizabeth
Fahrenwald became the bride of
John E. Haney in the presence of
a small party of relatives and
friends. 49, -.
Attending the pair were Mr..
and Mrs. M. r. McKinnis. All are
residents of Kennewick. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Fahrenwald. She
was graduate of last springs
class of the local high school. She
was dressed in a light blue suit
and wore a corsage of deep pink
sweetpeas. The ring rite was
used by the pastor, Rev. John b.
Coan.
Haney is employed with the
Vail Roofing Company of Pasco.
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EAsTERN STAR


Alma Chapter 100 met Tuesday
evening for their regular state
ment communications with Grace
Desgranges worthy matron and
Ernest Sherry worthy patron in
charge.
The newly elected officers for
the year conferred the imitation
degree upon Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Jones of Richland and Mrs.
w. A. Sloan of the Highlands.
During the business meeting
plans were made and committees
appointed for the Grand Officers
visit on April Is.
Standing committees for the
year as appointed by the Worthy
Matron are as follows: Finance
Committee, Ernest Sherry, Mabel
Black and Eunice WaShburn.
Flower Committee, Velma Mac
mahon, and Marilla Oliver. Con-
dolence Committee: Tivilla Wink
enwerder and Alice Ayers. Invis-
tigation Committee: A. z. Mac
mahon, Beatrice Mcdonald, and
Mrs. Angel. Reporter, Pearl Green.
Following the business meeting
ice cream and cookies were serv-
ed in the. dining room by Alice
Ayers, Mrs. Num-, j. B. Slaughen-
bargh, Helen Eaken and Dianthia
Randall.
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and their intensive training dividends
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Blind BOgey is Feature
At Ladies Golf Day

Ladies day at the local golf
course Tuesday was well attended
with IS members present.
Charlotte Simonds and Bobbie
Giard won prizes in the blind
bogy tournament, Catherine Chen
ey won the pirze for low puts.
Hostesses for the afternoon were
Helen Eakin and Alta Matthews.
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enviabs safety record These pictures Published through
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According to the Cigar and To-
bacco Journal, published in st.
Paul and Minneapolis, Minnesota.
the total number of cigarettes
smoked in 1900 amounted to 34.9
for every man, woman and child
in the United States. Now this
figure, according to the same au-
thority, has increasd to 1000.
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70 HONOR OFFICERS

Anyone wishing to attend the
dinner honoring the Grand Worthy
Matron during her visit to Alma
Chapter O.E.S. on April IS should
notify Mrs. Ida Stone or Zela
Gravenslund as early as possible
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HIGHLAND AUXILIARY

There will be an all-day meet
ing of the Highland Grange Aux
iliary on Tuesday, April s at the
home of Mrs. Earl Reymore. Work
is to be done on regalia for the
Juvenile Grange.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-04-03

At the beginning of the Revo-
lutionary war there We're thirty
seven newspapers in the United
Colonies. All but four of them
supported the American cause.
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ATTENDS SALE

Bob Spurgeon attended a Guer-
nsey heifer sale at Salem, Oregon,
Saturday, March %, and purchas-
ed five months old registered
Guernsey heifer> calf. He paid
1920 for the calf and will use it
as his Future Farmers of America
project.
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members Of the regular fire fighting toIe
responsible training the auxiliary members OF The
crew others comprise
training From left a1e j. H.
v. Bzesins Lieutenan; A. r. boke and 8 t11no
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STRENUOUS ACTIVITIES attend drill Of the various HEW fire
fighting Of the different organized at HEW
above On Of the ladder j. A.
ladder is H. Whle On the ground from
fiinkle. e. w. Lodge and F. NJ Ritter.
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DOPE" fire fighting eehnsus.
proper left right the auxiliary msnbsrs
are: E. Lodge and J. A. Keans all Of whom
extra hands
Whe needed d. 8. Z.
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WoMENs CLUB

WOMENS CLUB
Highland Women's club will
meet Friday April 4 at the Club
house. There will be exchange
of. plants.
Evening star., 1947-10-22
COOPERATIVE ApTs.-sALE.

FOR VETERANS OR 'SERNICENIEN-We
.!aVe chiy Tour -bedrm, brand-new. CO.
III sold IN :! weeks. These units feature
sitcnens completely equipped with 6-cu..
IT.. Westinghouse rlec. reIrigeratorS anC
windows with steel Venetian blinds, lot.
vi cluset space: liv. rms. dinettes. tIlec
oatn" and larst beilnS.. BendiX laundry
from $6,95O TO $500: cash REQ. il
Sl,o5o TO ST. 80; monthly rentals incl
Eeat' light and all utilities Will be about
way to sign; or out Piney Br rd and
1tlt LEI ,nH on b Sligo w Creek Pnark%aS to sign
Eepresen!atiye ; on premises al! day
II ii MassAcHUsETrs aijs $ AVE-. W. building mean
l2I2XlS; bedroom, l2Xlb: inclosed anc
ns.s heated sleeping porch. * !; nice kitchen
monIhly:, available to purchaser apnroyee
by board of directors; no pets LOUIS p
SHCFMAkER; n" X st. NV. MA. 1896
Sunday or night, call Mrs, Merllat, CO
COOPERATIVE APT. in exclusive NV
bids; living room, dining room. > bed
rooms; BATH; $1,000: low monthly main;
available to purchaser approved by board
Poa I vETERANsEwell-Duilt. 3iEi Hlsr 4rs-room g.
eedT1om, rdsn eo-operstiys apts in Azales
Sc; completely equipped kitchen with }6-
inch gas range and S-cu. 1T. refrieerator
81 500; monthly payments including
mortgage, heat. light. gas. insurance and
taxes. will be about 500 to $50. To be
built by Syndicated Construction Corpora
ton. 100 Southern ave. Sc HINES
REALTY CO.. LO. 1862, agents.
NEAR MERIDIAN PIX, N.W.-Furnished
tirSt-hoor front apt. with living room. full
sized dining, room, bedroom; kitchen and
bath; furnishings are attractive and com
piete, including dishes, linen and GE radio
phonosraph total price. $3.50, with
$4,000 cash. balance easy terms: imme-
diate occupancy; excellent transportation
Call Mr.. Gavin, with H. G. SMITHY CO.,
MA 5gO:f -r3
Evening star., 1947-10-22
HOUSES FURNISHED

CHEVY CHASE. ID. C.. Y blk from Conn
are.--Det home containing iv. rm.. din
on md fl; auto. heat, det. garage: excel
cond.; conven. ncishborhood. For lease
from Nov. to MAJ /. at $50 per mo, e
QUINCY {, 81 SMITH; III NC, Realtors; l4lS i
EXCEI Lent DOWNTOWN location. tc MAI
Medical Center-Thls tastefully furnished
home has large living room, dining rocn
with French doors to small garden, full,
EQUIPPED kitchen and pantry there are
bedrooms, 3 baths and extra shower
automstie heat; $500 month HERMAN
3I6i 18th ST. N.w.-Attractive g-rm
house with , baths oil heat: competed,
turn'; LIN immediate aais possession Call after
cHAKMING COUNTRY HOUSE. furn.: lc
Washington. Call DE. 52l2 -...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 1851 after 8 pm %.
CHEVY CHASE. MD. near Somerset Schoo
! bedrms baths; available Nov 18th
S23o. j. NOBLE BOAZ Realtor. .424 Wis
ave, WI. 300; ewes, MRS. BAKHTIAR
Exclusive BRIARCLIFF - Beautiful,
furn. ; bedrms.. baths. ,nd floor: Twins
rm,. dining rm, library. iavatory witt
shower; rec. rm; with frepl.. maids rm
and bath; double garage; outside frepl
Available Nov. st, $500. j. NOBLE BOAZ
Rcaitor. 1i24 Wis. ave. WI. 1900: ewes
Mss Huey, WI $3.50
TAkOMA PARK. MD rms. > bedrms
baths. from now until Feb /, Si35 pc
month No children or pets. Phone sH
Evening star., 1947-10-22

BLAZING BEAUTY for your garden; plant
now, giant oriental poppy, will bloom next
salmon to name and pink. etc; SOC each.
> tor : 30. on mail orders add &c for
postage and packing. BEHNKE NURS-
ERIEs, Beltsville, Md. Phone Tower 6:s4.
MANURE. well-rotted. $3.50 per IS bu..
- per 10 bu, delivered top soil. WA.
Must BE MoyED-eoo fruit trees. some
9REE 3YsEInT ExpERT a5Is Z Cd pries ox F. BRITAIN
tor Dedman 4 Roth Garden King tractors
MI Sk Ga snax asa9hmens aaMi p9w and
LAsbscArf eDsn Lssns sSsn!"st tree
sursery; S topsoil tertilizing: drainage sys-
towering shrubs and perennial plants:
grounds covered. complete lawn and garden
OVERLOOKING rosepushes-
seedlings. true giants. SD per hundred;
NUNS in bloom; imported hybrid rhodo-
dendrons; clematis. primroses. and other
perennia!s, Holland tulips and bulbs, Alri-
NURSERIES, Washln -Balto. blvd, Belts
vile, Nd, TO 62S4; open Sundays--2t .
TOP SOIL, f!l dirt. sand. road gravel. Gin
pfEs pR 5a4s a4s olues'one foi sale by the laad
TREE SURGERY and landscapinF, re-
hopa!s, tflmming lawns renovated, top
soil. MR.. BOYLE. SH, $3.50. 26s
TOP SOIL, excellent. stock piled; 50 yd .
delivered. Call MR.. BOYLE SH. $3.50.
26s
BEAUTIFUL dogwood trees. reasonable
J. G MacCUE CO., SH 6725 ~
ESCAfATORS. attention Clean dirt
wanted. ample space. easy access, vicinity
I6th and Missouri ave. NV. Mr.. LEVIN
LANDSCAPE SERVICE, sodding seeding.
grading and pruning, lawns renovated; sod,
top soil and manure delivered Ask oper-
ator for Ashton 2lS2 -23
GOOD BANK RUN GRAVEL for streets
roads and driveways delivered and spread
by trucks. Phone WA. 3217 81
Evening star., 1947-10-22
BOATS.

MARINE SUPPLIES, paints. rope. fire ex-
rine engines. 80 to 800 h.p.: fishing tackle.
FRANK DEL VECCHIO 4 son, 1:!l9 llth
St. Sc. Ii. 4493
WE SERVICE all makes of outboard mo-
tors; price is reasonable. 8. E. SALES
CO. ~? II tn ST. Sc.
GAR WOOD loft. utility boat. 92-h p
Chryser marine engine AmericaS most
s4sranteed: easy terms. Cali Mr.. Blank.
NV. AID 5000.
OWENS 1913. cruisers and cutters; place
your order now tor delivery early next year
LARRY JERMAN. WA 1000. or WO. 6s;!3
DESIRABLE home on bay with income
property Tor sale or trade for good stock
cabin cruiser. Mr.. Campbell. MI tipSn
EN-. 6ui. Mon through FRI. 10 >
MARCONI KEEL AUX. sLOoP. built l04l.
"u&SXl =, maEoe any planking Redwlng
rngine. stainless steel galley sleeps tour;
lull head room brautittl boat in excel
lent ronLltlou Call Overlook 1903. ii
Hs-FT CABIN CRUISER, built l94l: GOOD
as new. You can buy this boat at your
TRolLING FOR ROCK blues. trout, cnes-
apeake Bay. Herring Bay. For reserva-
Iion, call CAPT. ANTHONY KING, WA
Will TRADE 1912 Chevrolet 4-door Sc
dan excellent condition. for stock cabin
cruiser. 20 to II It, Give tull details
Must close deal by Oct. rs. Box :'s7-L.
i%-FT. AUX. sLoop. needs some Work.
but nothing you can't do yourself: leaving
town, must sell; 500. See JENKINS. at
Buzzard Point Boat Yard. foot OF st st.
Evening star., 1947-10-22
APTs. FURNISHED tcont.)

ON 10th NR. OAK-Bed-liv. rm, well
equipped kit. bath; > quiet permanent
adults; $50; garage If desired. Box O3-M,
BEDROOM kitchen. pvt bath. newly
hood: 10 min. downtown; empl couple
GIRL. age 1920 to share apt. with > other
girls. 3!1ol Conn. ave. NV; $50. Call
3,:; 9th ST. Sc. ,near Pa. ave. .)-:-room
apt. front, nicely turn. well heated; suit
able couple cnly; SIS a weea, including all
utilities. See Mrs Saunders.
.:'6: WOODLEY PL. N.W.-Living room.
bedrm., kit, bath. sleeping porch, utilities
included Sl:iI per mo: available imniedi-
ate!y: open Thursday, ) till : pm, LEGUM
AND GERBER REALTY CO., 2637 Conn.
ave. NV.
SPECIAL for married couple. husband an
engineer or capable OF teaching math
throush calculus. willins to coach studt nj
paft-tlme in EVENINGS; large front bed
rm with kit. and other hoine privils $40
per mo less compensation for coaching:
conF. express bus service: gentle home
~" beChanan st. NV. Call ia ..06O
ior appointment. Refs exchanged
200 10Th ST. N.E.-Ciirl Will share . I'm.
APT, IN PVT. home with another girl; semi
pyt bath and kitchen; $50 week FIR
939 after $50. ~
COLORLD-GIRL TO SHARE APT. with
another girl. all priyil. $50 per mo vicin-
.ty of lith and Park rd, BOX l43-M
Star, oil HO
Evening star., 1947-10-22
DOGS, PETS, ETC. Cont.

COOKERS. champion breeding. registered,
all colors. q wks. TO 3 mos. old males. S35;
females, SO. McINTYRES. Ga. ave. pike,
r. No -. D miles north Silver Spring,
EoXERS-ou pups, Axe reg. ready
TO go. Alex. tRuj. III
FOR SALE-Male donkey. > yrs. old, eX-
eellent pei for children. Can ewes. after Il.
COCKER SpANIELS. Axe registered. best
blood line. all colorS; priced reasonable.
Champion cocker AT Sud. Also grown doss.
MAX ~ efyet DoBtsMAN Hssi.sie piSsturK yr
mos. old. female, with :! pups, / male, /
female Priced for mined sale Registered
BACKGROUND Phone GIL. 6Sl7 after III.
wANTED-Home for gentle. friendly Ger
man ma shepherd dog. Fond OF children.
cHEsAPEAkE BAY RETRIEVER, male, 8
mos Eses siGEdSs 41a hs, npdi
Dee, MATsoN. 81. %ii s:.4s ''' -'''e'' 'S'' !
ri; 5KISE y, SETTER. fine breed. mos! old.
Cal CAL Gil. .2jl before, pm, -24
police, wire haired, setter, houndf schnau-
people in country or who have fenced
areas. Kittens to give away. IA. 44:iI
COOKER sr,SIELs, ? black males, :
oculated. sire Mr.. Try Cobb. dam out of
Try Cobb's Pinetalrr beautifully feathe. ed
Riverdale rd.. Riverdale. Md. uN .6o5.
KITTENS, :, lovely male kittens . mos
! young male malt cat. for sub. homes
Witn io ADULTS only, Ina; =, ANIMAL PROT,
bosHKM.S aIDi females t4 oF - 81 wis : IS $40 EN-
AZ: CROWDER, Box I5l, RID >. Alex
andria, Va.
Evening star., 1947-10-22
ROOMS FURN.-Northee... tco.,.,

1924 1STH ST. BROOKLAND-Nicelyf fur
nlshed front double room. semi-private
path: l or , gentlemen or employed cou-
pie; S35 for l. $50 for y HO. 6706 =.
.i5 9th ST. N.E.-Nftely furn rm, st
hoor, Sc wk.; cont. hot water,
I19 UHLAND TERRACE N.E.-For . gen.
tiemen' no cooking priv. or for Ink.
LARGE FRONT RooM. next to bath, =,
blE to r. I, ave. car. DU. 69l6
LGE. RM.. nicely furn., in quiet pvt. home:
suitable for .; Si5 sgl., $40 dbl. Call
Ii. 2u44
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM, twin beds. ,
girls. So. 30 month each: near downtown
transp Dupont :.:i2J "a
80 MD. AVE. N.E.-Rooms; positively no
aarlnkns; grim references ,s REQUIRED Call before
ls;s W. VA. AVE. N,E.-Rehned jewish
i:.5 4th ST. NE-Large front room 5
windows: laundry privils.. oil heat, plenty
not water: suitable for :. ladies or gentle
men walking distance Capitol. FIR O93a
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM next to
bath; block to cartine. Catholic church
and school, l:f2 st. ne LU. 6l;;:;
3i.5 TIL ST. N.E.-Large plea SAINT room,
double bed, ) closets. private bath and
private entrance; conv. to :. buSlineS: cony
70 Catholic University and , blocks from
couple; S6o. per month. Phone DU ~
any time up to ] | pm.
THE MAHICK, l::S s. na-Clesn. Conn
portable rms, newly decorated. new fur.
Mshings Laundry facilities. Singles auc
doubles with running water
COLOkED-i::0 NEAL ST NE.-One
front able. rm., conH. to transp. Ii 1906
Evening star., 1947-10-22
HOUSES UkFURNISHED.

RENT OR sALE-Immediate possession
new f-room l'a-bath detached brick
or would sell $1,000 cash balance Si5
snonth!y. Located on Jones Bridge I'd.
! to Q pm. FULTON R. GORDON. Owner
l4.' Eye st. NV. D1. 5"30. Brokers
NEW sIX-RooM DETACHED HOME. nice
!ot. rent. Sl15. Call SH S"65 -o3
FOR VETERAN of World War II or those
who served and are still in the service: at
tractive detached stone Colonial. conta in
ing living room. dining room. library, kitch
en-. bedrooms and :, baths. full basement
automatic gas heat; situated in beauti-
full northwest suburb, hal. mile beyon d
Westmoreland Circle; S3:15 month avail
able to approved applicants only w c. &:
A. N. MILLER DEVELOPMENT CO, Build
ers and Developers of Wesley Heights Sum
ner and Soring Valley, 1880 Mass. ave
NV. OR. 1864
Isl. FLOOR APT. of 6 rooms and bath, in
cluolng kitchen and dining room in beau
ttully finished basement: utilities fur
nished, rent. Si25 mo. Bill l2th st. II.
INSPECTION b, appt. only through MAR
SHALL ! WAPi E CO, DI. :'34G.
!OIS CONN. AVE. NV beorooms, .
baths. auto oil h.-w heat. row house: will
rent on term lease at Sl30 mo. to respon-
s!ble tenant who agrees 70 make necessary
lin. WAIVER BROS, ' INC. Can Washington Va sn51
Bldg. D1 $500: ewes, GIL, 4416 ~