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Evening star., 1947-03-26

snug fisherman's haven in one Of Florida
Gull Coasts fastest growing restricted
communities. Over 400 sold, to acre
munity boat dock privil., hard rd., elec.
Titles guaranteed. Priced as low as $500;
S45 down, ST. mo-; immed. possession.
write or phone Paul e. Harrison, 1879 K
St. NV. NE. 1143. ]. WESLEY BU-
CHANAN, Realtor "a
Evening star., 1947-03-26

MI1SnELL eolSh' Ii. %oo1 until Pm
LANDovER HILLS. MD.-s large rooms
1 yrs. old; full basement; large lot: modern
kitchen; hardwood floors; slo,5oo
coLMAR MANoR-5-rm. and bath stucco
ment; M large. geaii fuli EASEMENT S me W lots h
sa ns al lfFee eenS wn bss
EIas.sE AZ gN. 1910 oT eyes, TN. ol9s
biPEoMATs. Has ATTENTIoNMA iNTSshoN =. really spa,
cious home: large entrance hall with oper
stairway, large living room with stone hre.
room, fully equipped kitchen, lavatory ant
large porch or on lst floor; I bedrooms 1soI,; ans
and sS sSaoay oahs o T sn 2na fl
- sxnsf sens asgSss Ell
YHfWT TakffWoob Eas1z w. esoo Pos veterans Jus
north q. S. Naval Medical Center, Bethesd.
New colonial brick, 3-bedroom dwellings
conditioning heat; Al CONSTRUCTION; An!
sg ssGgmg0RRity s0Ri n, InaSrmation' asTa MIR. NEWTON
and Health InstitufeMa aad Nsa e sedrooms. ai ii
bath, bat living room. dining room: kitchen en
fs With gas @ hfs pree fsnsfd sss s
sETHksDAMLivsinnss ns nsasa Toom M arsplaee, Se dinin
rooms S9 and bsts sts on Sas ooT sas
vacant; near public and parochial schools
$I6,o0o. GRAHAM-HALL. Realtors, WI
IMMEDIATE oCCUPANCY-only $2,4ot
cash required; Detached Colonial brick OF
Anchor fence. g spacious rooms, 3 bed
rooms, tile bath; large LIVING room witt
tiful recreation room in bsmt., latest auto
heating; located IN newest section, Avon
doWntown. dow Can eoIoNi3L 'Is11Hssa iNVEsrMES. hsS4
SS91sHFGAs S9s RE seSps. SAM II 9aiins-aun4,lo8s Hm;
rms, finished attic and full bsmt,: stu
ated on. lovely corner lot: This house !
in excellent condition with many extr.
features that make . house q home. sucl
as storm windows, Venetian blinds, full,
down payment and convenient terms Cal
Mys r:TsTI MsTHell; gN gNvvssSN a9ao Or gS. oo1l
SILVER sPRNG-A dandy brick bungalow
lovely neighborhood Of nice homes. clos
this: possession with title. LowERY 1
MELTON. Realtors SH. 1900. -27
Evening star., 1947-03-26

A. ta"' II. Sc sE1pENsPiNNER. Resltor. s6ss
BALTIC; blvd Riverdale, Md. WA. 1910 5g
s-BEpRM. SB DGSa: pREwAR HOME, in excel. com.
munity; oil heat; Ice. Handicapped lot; stove
meat 1sast Isei f2Ea gfyREsa R2s' va a
5-RM. BRICK, now being finished; win
din; rm;. kit. 2 bedrms, tile bath, lse
n ot: at AfH Hillside, s Nan as' al % can %haadls WEI
Mtarfsy ~ nN O. Na E zAS5z1Sa s5ss NA 9eS ese.
six-RooM SIX BRIcK BUNGALOW. SIS, 800
nTck m GAPS DsS S0d IL Sshs
c9lons 6nn rms fu ssdrm, bath ~ ssshs
Ess MFR spfes.ssf asa 81 Eit't ssss 81
aaiiss and charm q this iofsly. s.rm
esss sshtsr is ha Icefa Sesutui M r
bay window, de luxe kit. and powder rm
eosess r. snd Bath otRes nice sa
Full bsmt, reeT. rm. With ireplscsR: R panslse sl;.
Home eeets coula ia'a not Be- built it, for the
prize ps ST. sodsy ssoo fr iuEasS geob nfSr9'ssop eo
szis z Ga "a. s'i ave. TIL ii Dm. Ewes. 81: $50
BUNGALOW, SILVER Spring. r!s.,ss s5ssstly .y,r.s r
i've b-room mod briek hsH1ngEalo,Esi s1gE s,si,n 10
| Blk. Of Piney Branch I'd, close to shoppini
and quick transp.; completely redecoratet
and in VIII sHcs s.sss ssad You Oh on IAN 70
eApa Hs VI 1E% s7ga snAY sn1 CO. RssitoIs. sT *
fpSs sEfn a2s NeT xS5k rsSaesd sys
. available for quick. possession; excellen
every respect; lge. living room. dinin
room, completely equipped kitchen, 8 sovel
bedrooms and tiled bath; beautifully 10
Gated on . fenced-in lot t60x165 ft).
ssa aaa rsss es.y very 5Sr eE s.i s q9Gsf isi
VIEW REALTY CO., Realtors, 925 Nev
BsHcAusE seei Gsf YOU WAITED, ". now have tn
privilege OF offering you this truly wonder
full home. Enjoy toesting yourself befor
the ehesrtul nIsplacs II the Spacious
bedrms., with communicating doors to tn
modern bath, also. cozy iust-big -enougl
| room to which your youngster win run q
bedtime; q kitchen ready and waiting I,
| prepare your first meal; full bSmt.. auto
gas h.-w.h., det. garage; $4,000 cash, o
convenient terms arranged. Chances hk
Ess are ress ss41s tedsz rA 81
CHEVY CHASE ViEW13-bedroom. new
225. For further Information, cali MRS
l HAYCRAFT, PL. 0e7S, ~ w. Washingto,
st.. Kensington. Nd. -31
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-23
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Feb. 22-(P-CUSDA)
-Salable hogs 500 (estimated) to-
tai not given; compared week ago
barrows and gifts 1.00-1.50 higher;
weights above $50 lbs up most;
sows 200 higher.
Salable cattle 500 (estimated);
total not given; compared week
ago receipts smaller locally and
in aggregate and lower dressing
merits than normal years featur-
ed general crop, especially steers
and heifers; trade generally active
and most of the time highly COM
petitive; fed steers and yearlings
closed so higher; heifers strong
to SO, mostly Is up; cows and bulls
$3.50 over Late last week.. steers
and heifers predominated; killing
quality medium to average-good;
strictly choice stees and heifers
absent; strictly medium kinds,
both steers and heifers, at new
high on crop, dressing merits con
sidered; bulk medium and good
steers and yearlings 1e.5o-24.5o
heifers Is. 50-22.00; moderate sup
ply good and choice steers
sold at $500 $3.50, low to
average-choice 1858 ID. steers top
ping at 27.25; very little above
$3.50; low-choice heavy heifers top
ped for class at $3.50; most good
light heifers selling around 22.00-
$500; very keen market on steers
at 1900 down and heifers 100
and below, this situation tending
to make very few light stock cat
tie available; stockers Is higher,
mostly 16.00-19.0O on medium to
choice offerings; cutter cows
closed at 11.50 down; most beef
COWS 12.00-14.50, with strictly good,
young weighty fed offerings to
100; competitive race for saus-
age bulls forced most sausage Of
ferings with weight to Is. 75-16.5 so
basis; heavy beef bulls reached
1900; vealers, after losing 100,
strengthened up, closing steady
to week at 1900, mostly $500
down.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-23
News ReuieWs
By JACK COWIE

street as a connecting link with
Dawson and Dixon streets.
Plans for the June convention Of
the state American Legion were
furthered as the city and county
granted $500 each for expenses to
be incurred in connection with the
bringing of the meeting to Caro-
lima Beach.
Biggest headache facing the
champions of the get-together is
housing as 25, 900 men and women
members of the organization are
expected to converge on the beach
area.
Crime took a holiday for at least
a portion of the week with all law
enforcement agencies in the city
and county marking AL quiet" on
their records from midnight to
moo Thursday.
Included were Wilmington po-
lice, Sheriff's office, State High
way patrol, game warden and Al
coholic Beverage Control agents.
On the same day only one case
was tried in Recorders court. that
being a case of public drunken
ness The session was the shortest
since pre-war days.
Representative R. A. Kermon
informed the Star-News he was
planning to present a bill to the
General Assembly to stop seining
operations in Banks Channel and
in the ocean between Moore's and
Masonboro inlets. Such a move
long asked for by sport fishermen
will only hinder the commercial
fisherman by taking away two
miles of the 300 along North Car
olina's coast.
Castle Hayne residents were
brought face to face with the need
for a fire department Thursday as
flames leveled a service station
and store operated by c. l.. Greer,
valued at e, 1000 and the home of
J. P. Newton, Wilmington mule
dealer. The latter fire caused IN
determined damage.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-23

Hello central-click, click, click
and sheepishly the Wrightsville
subscriber will hang his head for
a moment then dial his number.
This will happen many times
when the Southern Bell Telephone
company completes dial sys-
tenn installation at the resort
sometime during the next several
months. Work on the Improvement
in service has been going ahead
at a rapid pace, if evidence Of
building on the site of the new
structure is a criterion.
A picture during the week of
Mayor W. Ronald Lane dunking
doughnuts as he sat on 4 stool
dressed in the style Of Jimmie
Walker, late mayor of New York,
brings back the doughnut days of
college when two sinkers for a
nickle and a cup of java kept one
going until hamburg-lunch time.
And Bluethenthal airfield still
remains a 1,200-acre landing field
for two airlines as h Civilian
A~eronautics Board in Washington
takes its Gown sweet time" in Civ
ing a decision on the Southeast
case.
Word has it that the ITALIAN
Workshop will produce Ten Little
Indians sometime during the
next six weeks. Casting is now in
progress. According to the script
the director should have quite a
job, as the cast calls for one
female and nine male roles.
Attracting tn undivided at
tention of the reading public dur
ing the week was the trial of Roy
Grissett, former Wilmington po-
liceman, tried in Superior court on
charges of larceny and receiving.
The trial was interspersed with
legal maneuvering by the defense
with S. Bum Frink Ebert
Brown throwing Il objects with
the Georgia-North Carolina Sugar
Bowl game. Grissett was found
not guilty by an out-of-W Wilmington
jury.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-23
Costeen's Life
An Euentful One

with the responsibility he added.
Casteen worked under the ole
commission form Of government
has served with every city
manager, of whom there has been
three: James G. Wallace, now n
the Dakotas, A. C. Nichols now
living in Columbia, S. c., and j. r.
Benson present city manager.
He spoke highly of his regard
COR Benson, but would not express
a preference of the three.
When asked what he will do he
declared Just what my doc
tor tells me-" which, by the way
will not include sports of any type
at first, he opiaed.
Casteen tips the scales at BIZ
pounds today, having lost some
go pounds in recent years, but
l must lose about Is pounds
more" he said. "Of course, I've
been stout all my life" he added
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-23
Bookmobile' Readers
Prefer Mystery Books

books each week, while a child is
allowed two.
Monday is the day for clerica
work, Mrs. Eakins said. The
schedule for the rest of the wee}
is as follows:
Tuesday Maffitt Village
school, e:30-12: Vance build
ing (Southside), 1-4:30 p. m.
Observation-Disclosures school
9::3O-11 a. m; Colonial Village
1880 1890 p. M; Riverside
adams street,, 2-3:15 p. M.
Riverside Jefferson street,, $3.50
1880.
Thursday = Washington Catlet
school, 9:30-11: Winter Parl
wv. Park grocery 11:15 -11:45
Seagate cross roads, 12-12:30
Wrightsville Sound telephone
office, 12:45-1: Wrightsville Beacl
ipostoffice>, 1904.
Friday = Carolina Beach road
Plantation club, 10 a. NJ
Langley's store. 10:30-11; Mason
boro road, 11:15-11:45: Caro-.
lima Beach Getty halD, ID p. m.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-23

MYSTERIES closely follow best
sellers on the list of those books
most often asked for when the
.'bookmobile" pulls up at some
scheduled spot in New Hanover
county.
Operated jointly by city anc
county funds, tn rolling library
travels 200 miles a week lending
over 1000 books a month te
readers.
The bookmobile, one of Il
serving rural areas of North Caro-
lima is supervised by Mrs. Ella B,
Eakins and Mrs William Head, as.
sistant.
Books are arranged on the three
circular shelves OF the big wheel
within the library according 1o
subject matter. Romances and his.
torical novels fill the first shelve,
while western and mysteries come
in the center. The bottom shelve
is devoted to junior books.
Al adult may take out four
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-23

Trask has his way the Airport
Authority, which body he claims
should never have been appoint
ed, should plant the acreage in
vegetables. Dame Rumor has it at
the same time that certain mem
bers of the authority would re-
sign tomorrow in disgust were it
not for "stubbornness."
Trask made his declaration dur
ing a meeting of the Board of
Commissioners last Monday when
the airport became subject mat
ter for heated discussion.
The eyes of the Naval Ordnance
Department were turned Camp
D~avisward last Sunday as the first
of a series of tests were made
of secret weapons with military
personnel present.
Expected to produce a plane
that will oar skyward at super.
sonic and hyper-sonic speeds
1,500 to $500 miles an hour-the
tests are being conferred around an
engine with no movable parts
which is being used for the pro-
pulsion of Flying stovepipes'' at
the present.
The New Hanover High school
band fund was augmented by $504
as members of the musical organ
ization and the Arab Shrine COM
bined their efforts in a paper
scrap drive last Sunday. From
paper to uniforms will go the pro.
ceeds, Of the 33-ton collection.
And at long last members OF
City Council met with representa-.
tives Of the State Highway can
miss on and discussed the pro.
posed truck lane. Under the pro.
lposal the route would use seventh
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-23
Mrs. Preston Named
Fund Drive Leade,

Mrs. L. W. Preston has been an.
pointed head of the Residential di.
vision of the Red Cross Funds cam.
palgn which opens March 4.
Mrs. Preston's appointment was
announced by Nick Avera and ]. H.
Carswell, co-chairman of the drive.
A member of the Red Cross Hos
pital and Recreation corps, Mrs.
Preston served as director of Volun-
teers at the U. S. Army filter center
during the war and has been active
In Thalians, local thespian roup.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-23
Coroner Saws Prisoner
Ended His DUN Life

PLYMOUTH, Feb. %. - U.H =
Earl D. Wolfe, 80, who died hang
ing from a belt wrapped around
his neck and a Jail rafter, took his
own life, Coroner Jack Horner an
nounced today.
Sheriff j. K. Reid said Wife. ar
employee of the North Carolina
pulp mill here, was arrested Wed
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-23
MAJOR EXCHANGES

NEW YORK, Feb. 22-P-Maio~
security and commodity exchanges
closed today across the nation in
celebration of Washington's birth
day. Among the exceptions we're
various livestock trading centers,
including Chicago.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-23

nounced his in
tensions of retir.
ing. Parish, by
the way, has only
one love that re.
ceives pore at
tention than his
job - his daught-
er Sara Beth ano
Mrs. Parish.
B a c k to Blue.
thenthal airport
and if Commits.
SiOner q q n r 90
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-23
Fight Asthma
Mutus Coughs

Do you cough and cough, especially morn-
irgs n at night? At times do you feel like
you were tearing yourself to pieces trying to
get rid OF %strangling mucous and still you
choke, gasp for breath. wheeze and often
can't sleepa The cause Of these devitalizfng
symptoms may be recurring attacks Of Bron.
dose of Mendaco, a physicians prescription,
usually goes right to work thru the blood
helping relax that clogged up stgffy feeling
inosen and remove thick, strangling phlegm.
T 1S0Ssf helps lips you get good fresh air into your
lungs and promotes e sne SLEEP M Thi ] Is Is s
nat ! snn S ,niection or spray. but is in
tsste,oss tablets Which you take exactly &C
sosSing to simrls directions Re a2nsv at - Ta2al or s soar
80 nuas s 81 '1;is-.a.ecd Dot coueh end
mercy sy' 9a 1nt !. ~ .'ssp a-resas. pIgi,s, be;
~, Of w' EsassE- trying -1erdaeo. Ask your
dr,rrist for Mentlaco TO-DAY
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-23
BORDER INCIDENTS HIT

BELGRADE, Feb. 22.-(P-The
Yugoslav government sent two
notes to the Allied Control Com
mission for Austria today protest
ing what were described as border
incidents and plans to settle 12O,-
600 to 140, 900 German peasants in
Southern Austrian territory claim
ed by Yugoslavia.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-23


amiable d e S k
sergeant on the
first shift, was
named Chief OF
Police Friday by
City Council dur
ing a special aft
ernoon session.
Earlier j n t h e
week he had re-
ceived a vote of
confidence from
fellow officers
during "A secret
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-23
N. G. POULTRY

RALEIGH, Feb. q. 49, [R -
NCDA)-Raleigh egg and poultry
markets steady; U. S. grade A
large As to 48; flyers and b~roilers
rs.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-23
Unlisted Securities

These bid and asked quotations repre-
sent prices at which one or more deal
ers. members of the National Association
of Securities Dealers. Inc, would trade
with the general public at the time the
quotations were gathered, II noon,
1rburrJcoy EehrlIarv %,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-23

l. N. C. LIVESTOCK
RALEIGH, Feb. o. () -
NCDA)-Hog markets stronger
with tops of 24.50 at Rocky Mount.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-23

poll which reveald n per cent Of
the force favored him to succeed
Charles H. Casteen who had an
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-23

nesday night for drunt..
was found dead Tb n,Ihennes
ing in his cell. thursday
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-23
BORMANN HINTEn -

~. Venice, LAZY, Feb. ~
lief that Marin Bo5m an FL
; aepqty to Hider, is alive s'. ~. I'm.
It, Ii: Col A3e@anaer p%s s*9.s;ss:
end. BIRTHS, in;ellise1'c,ee' a a& s.
Dial 2-33U For
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-23

DIAL 1871 For Newspape, +.
Evening star., 1947-01-04
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

BOXER PUPS Of quality, Axe Tegistssred
GRE GREAT pfDi DANE PUPS. Axe reg. wks. old
They are beauties Also beautiful brindle
male. II months old and show prospect
aoILYWoop adgI Ta5Sp KENNELs-Boarding. bath
champion cookers at stud WA; 1s24: to ,r
neied: excellent food; personal care and
KRTss siRits0iss KRoss sS Kennels, Lee hwy. near
6oss AID cATs boaFded week ends
sg1s eepn Wo esy4 KEN
CHEsAPEAKE BAY RETRIEvERs, s-weeks
old. thoroughbred. de;wormssdd. sd.r females
sqs SoSskR fao spssEE ss Tas
sRs G!sffi esi ReskSIs $S44 W dsliyeFs s7as
eyed. EYED good 90 N companion. very intellieent
ssal sWNrfR PGint tvAcaf1oNEk 2F Board your DOS
mel: individual indoor Kennels with privat.
ss5;5ss runs {SSs 'Kfss rs
s.Psa e. nss Sss RsSsFss 5 'Rs "a Ess
sIAMEsE KITTENS three. six weeks old
S25 ops mals Sse IocEsT Deestur rpen1eI sTa1 pps
male, 2 females, $50 each. ia. 15s2-J
GREAT DANE. IA mos. old. pedigree. Axe
resistered' fawn, black mask. ASHTON
Kennels, Ashton, Md. Shepherd 6923
BULL TERRIER PUPPIES. mixed. 8 weeks wseS;
exceIlent pet and WATCHDOG; $40 ca. 302l
pa fARf + FNEksiAN N s CAT tons hair, altered
ment; offered free to good home. WI
NORWEGIAN ELK HOUNDS, dog Of thu
VIKINGS; strong, friendly, 12-wk.-old pup
pies; sturdy stock. RA, 246e, b
Evening star., 1947-01-04
ROOMS FURkIsHED-Northeoss

double room; a near bus; iasRsEy sRs5 privileges
$s,1 g SxAsSUM ST. sr6ous,s ,rn|{sss E1ss
Transportation. =, Ho.n 1908: =, -
Wafer s '1s next 81 t. BATH; asnsemen M $40
so991. so91I. CENTRAL AVE. N.E.-Front bed
room, suitable for 2 people. $50 per mo.
sSls e s s.n st. esl aseR BE-
Tsssrfaessi fssa il. NE.-elrl to share dSle. m,
bRPNRWooD ssP Pyy5 ss sSlTEkAf IL 1sas i447 Claiming
St. n.e..sinsle room, new colonial home;
sssd vt rssn suit.
sna a @ phone RTgtyiissss: Al A.. sss4:p,..!ssrt sss4: s
81 sas q 9TH ST. N.E.-Large front room. suit
able for | or 2 gentlemen; S12 for or
ffIHIE iMARIcK. 1913 st. n,e.-Nieely fur
nished. clean, warm rooms; single dehIs beds; s.
TME ihfEe aSIENa, 2 nfs se s. xrts os fur
nished. clean; warm rms; ssle. beds. lge.
tertaining guests. doubles, $3.50 and
S25 mo-: girls only.
s5ss. ds4sR = sss%.d hs srq
SSai Saoi1a Ia Gsth esTo 81. N.E.-1n private home,
efs Bath trGa pons Seom IN so% aae eny
Monastery and c. o.; ref; gentlemen; $40
1913 RHODE ISLAND AvE.--Newly furn
sleeping rms, married WORKING courn,ea;
!ss oo ppiTeritiss sT Nksasi. 54 dssn roo for ssn
man, running water: on cariine; g ss26
BRENTWOOD aeais VILLAGE. 1865 poynins
Jewish home; uniim. phone; $50 each.
80 80 sesaaANN1se ST. NE..,Nissly fun a
sh ss f. es go ss5 Sk s.dTeS HS n7R sandrs
aioH y HsJsaAsss Ssaat.ssR ssE5 sf! sr-r.w house
newly furnished bedroom; refined Jewish
fiSS5.s ftSs soEAH SaAFifotI I ST. sys5loosiI3gss aver Gins
grill griyils.; employed couple only: $40
sa sth issn smpsed ~ ion 1s0m
| family: c.-h.w.: telephone private; ST.
Tfss. IGes kGiskos ATi 1s5e. ST. Nr-Lars.. 6Tish,
double room, suitable young couple: laundry
privils., very conv. transp.: $40 mo. NO.
! CoL0RED-No. QUINCY PLACE NE
| Girl to share rm. with another girl; cookiny
| privil.: conven. loc.: So per wk. DU
lCoIORED-I4e1 DUNCAN ST. N.E-one
room for married couple: some privileges;
COLoRED-See sth ST. NE.-Neatly
furn. double room: So weekly double or 50
weekly single. -5
Evening star., 1947-01-04
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE
lCnnsfl

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Evening star., 1947-01-04
ROOMS FURNIsHED-Mp. and VA

ROOMS FURNiSHED-MD. and VA.
ROOM sUITABtE for Rsnt1I'emen' Rt1'aas Esd, tyiI
ssps'sRaar mT. Rarsflk. GH 7lSf Mbnovely furnished S
room 10 foE eq9pls oIa RTand-new inner-sDrInR
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nice bedroom for discriminating gentle;
man; extra large semipvt. bath; conv. and
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attrac., large rm: with bath in new brick
home in beautiful Lee Boulevard Heights.
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5 min. from Pentagon,-.single room; gen.
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or double; reasonable. Cali Spruce o195-W
CLEAN; refined lady; private home. .unlim.
phone, breakfast privileges; conv. to transp.
va Will RENT / double I'm. m PVT: bath; - all
near Pentagon, to we'll regulated women
or q couple, employed; $3.50 each. IA
FfAILis CHURCH, VA. 5os N Oak st
Large front room, exposures, nicely fnrn;
SILVER SPRING-Room with private
for l or . men: priced reasonably. Phone
evenings. SH. 51S1. IS
WARM ROOM, next to bath. " squares
only Call CHI 0319 IS
ARLINGToN-Room with a single bed
AVAILABLE to an employed couple. bache-
lors. or unattached ladies, on farm between
Rockville and Potomac, in large country
Cannot accommodate children. All modern
eonveniencss; One double room. twin BEDS f,s
Two Single rooms sharing bath, $50 each
Garage space. Don't call unless interested
Phone Rockville 3305-1. Breakfast seryed
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