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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-09-22

Virgel Woyan, Lottie Crothers,
Josephine Williams, all of Ma
rysville; Ethel Wolford and Cry
stal Davie of near Raymond; Nor
man Zimmerman of Milford Gen.
ter, Clifford Criswell, the forman,
of Delaware and Dot Keeran of
Marysville. The dinner was held
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
Owen, on Friday.
III IL III
AUSTIN REUNION
The Austin reunion was held at
Zane Cavern Sept IA. There were
fifty eight present. After noon
hour meeting was called to order
and officers were elected. Those
elected were as follows:
John Austin, jr., president; Paul
Sharp, vice president; Cloy Aus
tin, secy., Glen Sharp, treasurer.
Program committe, Mrs. Harry
Barnes, Mrs. Cloy Austin and Mr..
George Austin. 1t was voted that
the next reunion be held at Mr.
and Mrs. Leland Smith, Marys-
vile, the second Sunday in Sept
ember. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Barnes,
Dayton; Mr.. and Mrs. Chase Arm
strong, Lexington; Mr. and Mrs
Morris Evans and children, Janet
and Roger, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Sharp, Columbus; Mr.. and Mrs
John Austin, jr., Columbus; Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Lambert and
son, Joe, Columbus Mr.. and Mrs
Chester Austin, Marysville; Mr.
Charles Austin and son, Claude
Marysville; Mr.. and Mrs. LELAND
Smith, Marysville; Mr.. and Mrs
Clifford Kensler and children, Tie
Sharon, Judy, Ronnie, Sharple
and Connie, Mr.. and Mrs. Cloy
Austin and children, Jeaneath ano
Clarence, Dundee, Mich; Mr.. Gallo
Austin, Dundee, Mich; Mr.. ano
Mrs. David Sharp and children
Jerry and Darlene, East Liberty
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Sharp anc
grandchildren, Ernest Lee, Jear
and Marlene, East Liberty; Mr.
and Mrs. WILDER Sharp, East
Liberty; Mr.. and Mrs. Paul SHARP
and children, Paul Everett, Ethe
and Patty, East Liberty; Mr.. anc
Mrs. John Austin, Sr., and child
rem, Paul Morris and Margin, Mr.
and Mrs. George Austin, East
Liberty; and Ralph Roberts, Dun
dee, Mich.
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NEW DAUGHTER

| A baby daughter was born Sept.
IA, Linda Louise, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Johnson, of Metamora,
Mich. Mrs. johnson was the form
er Cora Dell Sours of Union
county, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
"a. E. Sours. Mother and daughter
are doing fine.
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CAT CHAT CLUB

Mrs. Gerald Blue will be hos
tess to the Cat Chat club at her
home on W. Ninth ST., at p. m.
Thursday
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SADDLE CLUB MEETING

SADDLE CLUB MEETING
The Heart of Ohio Saddle Club
will meet at $3.50 pm. Tuesday in
the Farm Bureau recreation hall.
F.H.A. MEETING HELD
The first meeting of the Marys-
vile FILA. club was held at 1880
pm. Thursday in the social room
of the Junior high building. The
evening was spent deciding on
what the dues for the year would
be, when the meetings were to
be held and election of officers.
The officers are as follows:
Francis Davis, president; Janice
Emmert, vice president; Erma
Rausch, secretary; Wilma Jewell,
treasurer; Nancy Kirby, social
leader; Virginia Tanner, Histori-
an; Wilma Pepper, parliamentary
an; and Madge Davis, news re-
porter.
After the election, the presi-
dent appointed the committees for
the year, as follows:
Progr Janice Emmert,
chairman, May Ballard, Dorothy
Coleman, Marcella Scheiderer
finance-Wilma Jewell, chair
man, Pauline Mummey, June
Laughorn, Clarice Laird. Degrees
-Eunice Schalip, Betty Kaufman,
Marjorie Rausch, chairman; "a
ward of merit-Marilyn Thomp-
son, Eva Rausch, Mary Hamil-
ton, Ruth Nicol, chairman.
After the committees were ap-
pointed, the rest of the evening
was spent in playing games. The
meeting was attended by 81 girls
and the home economics teacher,
Miss Wanda Montgomery. The
next meeting will be held Oct. 8
MT. v1cToRY v Y. F. W ".
ICE CREAM SOCIAL
The William Britton Post ano
Auxiliary of the Veterans of For
eign Wars wish to thank all who
had any part in making our re-
cent enterprise such success al
the National Coon Dog Chase
August 30,31, and September l
Commander Clarence Struble
announced that at the last regular
meeting of the William Brittor
Post No. 6817, Mt Victory, Ohio
all members voted unanimously
to sponsor an ice cream socia
| Saturday evening Sept TO-. Thi
event was given cooperation b,
( the newly organized ladies auxi
liary and by members of the pos
in appreciation to all people out
side of the post who gave S
generously their time and effor
to make our recent undertaking a
! the National Leafy Oak Fiel'
Trials such grand success.
| LEGION Il sPosr N No. 7s q
The regular meeting of Ameri
! can Legion Post No. 79 will b.
held tonight in the Memoria
building. Election of officers fo
| l948 will be held and also som'
very interesting movies will b.
shown.
! u IL ~
| Rev. and Mrs. Rodger Siller
have the latter's sister, Miss Rutf
! Manus, with them for an ex
tended visit at their home on N
Maple st. Miss Manus had beer
teaching in a school for girls il
Beirut, Lebanon.
~yHrxrrn
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-09-22
MEETING iposTPoNEID
W.C.T.U. COUNTY WIDE
CONVENTION HELD

The Woods-Perkins chapter OF
the Women's Christian Temper
ance Union was hostess to the
annual county W.C.T.U. Conven-
ton held in the Methodist
church Friday. 1t wos an all-day
meeting, with a good attendance.
The morning session opened
with song, and Rev. Alexander,
of the host church, gave the de-
votionals.
Miss Elizabeth Green, county
president, welcomed the officers,
visitors and all the members, and
appointed committees on MEM
bership, new subscriptions, reso-
lutions and the next place meet
ing.
Election of officers resulted as
follows:
Miss Elizabeth Green, preSi-
dent; Mrs. Mary Magsig, first vice
president; Mrs. Clara Smith, sec
ond vice president; Mrs. Edna
Sheldon, treasurer; Mrs. Pearl
Evans, secretary.
Following the noon-tide prayer
all retired to the dining room fol-
a covered dish luncheon.
| At the afternoon session, Miss
Green introduced Mrs. Aida
Davis, who in turn introduced the
members of her orchestra, ano
| the following program was given,
Piano solo, Dicky Miller; clarinet
solo, Elwood Davis; saxophone
solo, Freddy Davis, accompanied
by Mrs. Dorothy Mccormick.
The devotionals at the after
noon session were given by Mrs.
Lawrence Davis, of Redwood,
and were followed by a song. The
state speaker, Mrs. A. F. Felts, OF
Delaware, gave an interesting
and inspirational report of the
18th session of the national and
world conferences, held at AS
/, bury Park, N. j., which she at
tended. She reported 26 countries
sent delegates and as countries
sent messages.
Mrs. Felts commented on the
fine Christian spirit and enthusi-
asm that prevailed at the meet
! ing and they all felt they under
stood each other better than ever
before. She said, "We live in the
present, we dream of the future,
and we learn from the past"
The Mizpah benediction closed
the session.
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". F. w. CARD PARTY

Weekly card party of the Vet
erans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
will be held in the " F. w. hall,
at 8 p. m. Thursday.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-09-22

Mrs. Lowell Robinson and sons
Lowell, jr., and John Michael, of
Detroit, are visiting at the home
of the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Glen Stillings of Milford
Center.
Mrs. w. F. Wise and son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Wiring
Brofft and baby of Chillicothe,
spent Sunday with the formers
sister in-law, Mrs. Charles D,
Brown, of North Oak st. Mrs.
Brown accompanied them home
for a visit.
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AMBULANCE TRIPS

The following ambulance trips
were made by the William H.
Faulkner ambulance:
Mrs. Albert Weinlein an d
daughter, from White Cross hos
pital to her home, Friday morn
ing.
Mrs. George Thompson, from
her home on the corner of Oak
and Eighth sts., to Doctors hos
pital, Sunday evening.
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NEW po7vjlEEH W. " s. C. p: S.

The New Dover Woman's So
ciety of Christian Service will
meet at the New Dover church
at 2 p. m. Wednesday. Quilting
will start at pm. Bring all baby
clothes.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-09-22
MINNESOTA VISITORS

Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Patch of
Kelliker, Mimi, are here visiting
the formers brother, Mr.. Charley
Patch, and the latters sister, Mrs.
A. j. Beaver, as well as many of
their other relatives and friends.
They came to attend the Patch
reunion, held Sunday at the Le-
gion Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patch moved
from Ohio in 1911 and settled in
Minnesota on Jan. 2, 1912. AT
that time there were only rough
roads cut in the unsettled land,
just wide enough for team and
wagon to get through, and the
land they settled on had to be
cleared before building and farm
ing.
Many interesting stories of
their life since settling in Mimi
esota were told by Mr.. and Mrs.
Patch, with vivid descripture of
the land and life around them.
MEETING posT7lIPoNEi6
Millcreek Progressive School
club will postpone their meeting
one week due to a sale lunch at
Henry Conklins, and the meeting
will be held Oct. l.
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McGUFrEY CLUB

McGUFrEY CLUB
Lydia Berger will be hostess
to the McGuffey Literary club
Friday at her home on S. Plum
st. Assistant hostess will be Laura
Fogle, with Edna Smith as pro-
gram leader and quotations pre-
pared by Maude Baker.
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,r,,-lo,nI, ne x.ourv

The County Health Board
turned in to County Auditor
Frank McCurdy, a check for 5000
which they received from state
funds.
Evening star., 1947-12-05
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

ARLINGTON close-fn Clarendon; vscan-
cies; .sood Transportation; excellent meals
CORNER Front syln beds ssrm, nsass s,snn
Sats sth St for MAN 70 snare with another
bath; BATE g good ID food. 1Sis n. H. ave. NV,
CoNvALEsc1NG HOME for elderly per
sors in private home; tray service. doc
sSft, ,SFs refs boAkh r. children siH2 in licensed
Christian home. Gail Hillside 72l5.
ARLINGTON, vA.-Man preferably: large
front front room. in private home; phone and
laundry privileges; reasonable. oW. ee44.
in nicely furnished home; large 2nd: :hooe
G eonven. transp. excellent meals: $50 each.
5y sasbs 2. l7ss ss sis ss: cost,
t. ss ss ons %' MIS- afs 'fSds
T4E FL Mss. "a; 07ls Ayt: NV: Dsson. eilc!s-
IS BGrosI 5S '1sf 5iie nsssal!
SR sc aaa ss. fsmoas IN to au
Mas ,s,S sys ps a7ss sssdenc. for bust,
excl ioos swissRboaEd Tsa; So,ns rates 15
unusually beautiful. lEe. 2nd-door front
room; delicious food: $50 each. -5
with running water and telephone, for
young ladies and young men; elevator;
coNGEN1AL e1SsttasHs HOME FOR oIRLs-Twin
rms. avail; semipvt. bath. zoos Mass.
;ss III & ssss.; ;s:s III .4 VII 'Sl;::
Of the whole house: dinner coed meals;
laundry priyil.; 500; .Nr. 22nd and shsp-
Evening star., 1947-12-05
ROOMS FURk.-Nerthwest. (cent.).

ROOMS FuRk.-kerthwest. tcent.l
NICELY FURN., BRIGHT RIM. for In
pvt. home; next to bath. LIST floor. Phone
hEAUTfFuI Eau HTjI' RIM. for couple or sirls,
next to semipvt. bath; kit. privileses. Call
after pm, IA. 1895. %
HOTEL PARK HOUSE, 900 18th st. NV,
ak oiksi srans yms. 81 das' TX. s5se
DOWNTOWN. 1881 QUE ST. ,N.w.-Nieely
furn. double rm,. plenty Of heat and hot
HOTEL i44o r. /: AVE, N.W.-1singles. 50
wk. up, doubles. S12 wk.; twin beds, prt-
yate bath. SIS wk; steksr heat -
convenient to shops and transp., vicinity
re.n a apa dyPs s5s single 5s9sa Us issd
iii fRE WI WILSON eisei iH6usn, & 1922 18th st. NV
l conncetine bath; s25 per person. MI.
eeaosI9oREp-ss T ST: N.w.-lars. rooms.
S9Rbi fgyiabis pf for 7d4S 5!sh' h0u'ekssDnf sss
CoLoRED-484 IRVING ST. Nw.SAt-
tractive sgle. rm. for refined lady or gen
tieman Call after $50 pm. -5
CoLORED-3117 18th ST. N.W.-Girl
to, share nicely flrn. front room with an
ethf5 Ell tSin rSE Sfas Ar Rss3 'front.'
s5!E,{, e 49, PARK Rp, sx5gysE- sgss
eohokEprSo ei5hed E2em i9a reeS eoReoRxN ST. NW
Rooms for rent. MI. 4113.
Evening star., 1947-12-05
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
TWO-ROoM APARTMENT, nicely fu
nish. Rockville 1881. q
APARTMENTS WANTED.

PERM. EMPLoYE, separated from family.
desires lease unfurn. 2-bedrm. apt. or
house. re. 1920, Ext. 443o, to 8.
NAVAL OFFICER and wife desire 2 or 8
bedroom house or apartment. preferably
furnished; willing lease for about 2 years.
ana sDs
kErTRNEp h VETERANS and other EN-.
families, need private apis. and houses
Il It cs hGafe M g. Ss gEys e. 'Bs g. to
fsy hsy. 59Hh pese FEfase fsesa snd bth and
FRENCH DIPLOMAT and wife, no chill.
dren, looking for furnished apartment, 2
Or rooms, NV. section; DE. $500, Ext
boCToR AND WIFE, no children or pets;
PERM REQUIRE AFT or small hSy hSgse' fuT1
MARINE CORPS Warrant Officer and ex-
pectant wife need l or 2 bedrm. apt. furn.
or "nfurn. in 2; {, or Va up to $50 furn.'
coupIE tsSS piEDtH JUS T Fl RETURNED from pansm.
need 2 or 8 rm. apt, furn.; max. $65.
ONE ROOM, kitchen and bath, furnished
or unfurnlshed, in NV. apartment bldg,
4f After 's s:so 'IlU' pm. At 43se or % BOX ls4-v
ssnsSsss sEs sH tsA's s But s?;
ssSsnta REGtN4y Uniap MaRRisp 2f15 ooun. both
in good NV. section, preferably Dupont
Giscle or north Of Fla ays viii pay SUBJ
right apartment. Phone Hobart 1877.
bEsrEkATE FAMILY e y. .. need hoRs Rs,,,. ,s
aoMFEESs 4 MHEEHY 2g ago2 2oRRksifsfMAs I'll IN
wife infants. being evietsd; urgently
sestiTin'i douPIE DESIRE 1 % OF rooms. kitchen.
a smp6,sI iys Ss4 'so7 sss
ccoSNGREss1oNAL SECRETARY urgently
needs efnciency or one-oedr9om uniuTni n;
occupancy; no children. Box 47o-v. star.
GOVT VETERAN desires iurn:
TRANSPORTATION to dfaveiis Point. 81 $3.50
sBsssH sps sm s1ss. on a.s. adults e s nsar1
4niurn.; NV. preferably. DE. $500. Ixt.
aGIET aiaf II ADULT m FAMILY needs 2 or B bed
COUPLE, employed, permanent. desire un-
furnished nisIhsi 1-bedroom apt; no children.
VETERAN STUDENT and wife. registered
nurse, desire one or two room furn. or
unfurn. apt. in NV. or ne. Box 34-z,
Star.
desire 1-bedroom furn. or unfurn. apt,
Sc or ne. preferred. FIR. TIA. Sc
VETERAN, student, wife (employed and
daughter Il year, desperately need an
apartment, furnished or unfurnished; nom
drinking Box 312-V. Star.
WANTED, a furnished apartment In nv.
for 3 GEORGETOWN law students. Call RA.
6626 any time after 2 pm. g.
3-4-RM. APT, furnished or unfinished;
convenient transp.; professional man and
NEEDED AT ONCE. 2-s bedroom unfur-
nished house. or apartment; lease, rent
lent personal and financial references.
Phone e-5 80 Fridays, PETER kENNEDY,
RE 3H63, Ext BOB. D
Evening star., 1947-12-05
HOUSES FURNISHED.
4-RM, HOUSE and bath; hot air hes
KimbaIl pl., Forest Glen. Nd. 81. 1892

4-RM. HOUSE and bath; hot air beat.
Kimbal pl, Forest Glen. Nd. 81. 1922.
MASS. PARK AREA: Well furnished house.
1 bedrooms, maids rooms. baths, all on
End floor; available Dec. IL for mos; Or
sAHpoz. n INC nc: p6. d. 1854 o. sosssn, EM.
FURNIsHED 4-bedroom home, 2h baths.
draI; available six months. from January
Is to July Is: S276 per month, month"; esaians saas
CONN. AVE. ExTENDED-pelishtf sub
urban community; ,fne home. close TO
transp.. and enjoys all city conyenienneesss: ~ ~
attrac. white brick. on beautiiuI yo-Ils
lot, center entrance reception, nan: large
ny rm with replacs screened Ep p9rcAl nlct,Ts dsn
teS satbs t sttssh.d 9sfas
fp With shoser .E % esse
e refponsisslee ,h adults -. CHEVY E Ts6o CHASE
with employed, couple; min. Pentsgon;
SO month. Overlook 1884 I
School. House over $50 years old; fur
nished with ANTIQUES; situated on large
attractive land; bedrooms, baths, lge
dining room, modern GE kitchen; maids
room over indoor garage; oil beat; 8
dreplsces; stone terrace; outdoor fireplace.
EO. Ob00, Ext. S16.
Evening star., 1947-12-05
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE.

VETERAN, Just out of the service, Will
move or haul ANYTHING, night or day; no
KSr '9S YoH s MovNa Ss To ESREE VEeNA All :sSl Il
can PATTON; Reasonsols assa s,, rates ate; Lse or
MARiNE VETERANS MOvING to.--24.h hf
service: furniture moving and hauling;
trunks and oAxsaEe AT 1850 or TR 02Sf
EXCL moving, packing, storage: local OF
long distance; anywhere, any time: NO JOB
too large or small: GLOVER. RE $3.50: b
EDELMAN MOVING STORAGE CO.
Reas. rates will accept your surplus fur
STORAGE. STORAGE IA. 1857; After pm, OF. 1918.
you day or evenings; reasonable rates;
iight hauling . specialty GE 1851.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or across
the country. safe storage In separate
WANTED-Load or part load to and from
Washington, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, De-
troit, Chicago, St. Louis. Kansas City.
NORTHERN Mov1No 4 sToRAoE 60,
MoviNG. HAULING Call ow. 1851.
Careful, experienced hauling by veteran;
white: reasonable rates: day or eve Ia
MOVING BY VETERAN Of experience with
new truck. careful handling; reas: fates:
Call any time MR. COOK. GL. 51S7. -15
Evening star., 1947-12-05
HOUSES UkFURkIsHEp.

12-ROOM UNFURNISHED HOUSE, two
baths. maids room and bath: oil heat;
IA miles from District line: immediate
appt Phone Ashton 4I62. -s
DOWNTOWN, opposite new. G. W. Hos
pital--6-rm., 2-bath brick home with 2
rms. in bsmt., oil h.-wh. Owner will
give lease at ceiling rental to responsible
tenant making repairs; immed. available.
Give ref. in letter. Box 337-Y, Star. -
2-BEDROOM newly built house; completely
equipped kitchen, built-in cabinets, elec.
refgr,. gas range, garbage Dispose-All,
Venetian blinds throughout: full cement
basement; automatic gas furnace and hot
water; near Falls Church: $3.50 per mo-:
to VI lease Box 4a2-Y. Star u
Evening star., 1947-12-05
ROOMS FURMshEp-Mp. and VA.

ROOMS FuRhasHED-Ap. and Va.
SINGLE ROOM, next to bath, near bus
line. Call Sun. or after weekdays.
81 s sn 5s:as e1ns 5S sS s'Ts
LARGE. M iS'G DOUBLE BED, sitting rm. with
ladies, semipvt. bath. breakfast and en-.
tertalrment privil. references req. Cali
Alex, All io't 'vtA.-Rm. in well heated apt. for
SExk Sf:xlt spIs4aI naval MED: n oTk " sttr rooms
/. large, ] small. cony; transp anso unlim'
Rh1ns RARsE s2s SAsTrk 81 POO BrDkooM pziysse
ntshed nHYa = double it bedroom, So; oil heat;
s9ss sRaLtF RtB B1v Wy
sdaits; Msl iasS nT: wisconsin ave: srsnsDo?ts-
NJ. MI RA1NiER@Lse front rm;; ! blk; to
sHs sn?!2ysaz zeso SRs q :sae'sS'n e7,
new new h'i home: i Blk. from bus: di. 5s59.
ARLINGIoN-Rs9op; NJ, gentleman only;
mn ps5ssssa = hsns % sots ts.
HRIiNsToS, tGHa az no Ss so3S double
maid inss ssr7es Raf ksy ssse a;
RBETHEspa, RfIFHfHss a. oas9e aaas Hampden lane s.
Fns5e es sssh sas WI aVs 455o
n ARLINGTON, 74e Emerson, St, Oh WI.
son sa ID trsnsn s al;S eH szas ss dbl So
i4a ssss r6S sD eoa aao' to 5saa sas
Evening star., 1947-12-05
HOUSES FURNISHED tcens., ,

NINE ROOM HOUSE, completely furnished.
Arlington; 8 blocks from bus; S135 per
month; PENTAGON REALTY CO.. Fair
ATTRACTIVE BRICK HOUSE, 8 mos old.
G rooms, baths; gaas5a s1e6. 1896
20 MILES DC, 10 minutes Fl Belvoir.
4-room cottage, furn.; Frigidaire, ami.
except plumbing. Contact OWNER, 735
N. j. ave. NV, Apt "a. Wash, D. c. 8"
CONGENIAL COUPLE to share home. Call
OIL 4315 after 8 pm. IS
zoos COLUMBIA RD. N,W.-2artially fur
nished; 13 rms. baths, oil heat. Suitable
for use by non-profit organization for
offices, or fraternity; doctors office and
residence; OF, guesthouse; S4oo, For In
spection call Mr.. Rails, RANDALL H.
HAGNER & CO.. INC, 1891 Conn. ave.
DE. 5000.
6109 GOTH ST, Chevy Chase. D. C.-Par-
tally furnished; entrance hall, liv. rm.,
din r1n' kitchen bearms" baths, den
For inspection call Mr.. Rails, RANDALL
=; HAGNER g. CO., INC. 1891 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1947-12-05
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

Will PAY TP to s2ss rent for furnished
RxHY SFcER IL RstEf vie .na M9 two Ss asusrs
81 EsquiFf 4i5S S0sss00S EAt &C., apt or house Phone
ssss yea! !sasS os sSs
s0ss a5iase House & sS0e o. apt furnished
sfss Phons EM ~ f7oS g Arnston
NAVAL OFFICER desires rent furnished
2-bedroom suburban house; preferably Va.
Md sioo no psr easn o o sE Pss M sss s gay sm up
HIRPLASE PILOT, 2 school-ase children,
desire 2.bedroom furnished house or apt,
sis5 slth,n + r. mlss 4ss7 National Airport rent
COUPLE with small family desire apt.
or house, 2 or 8 bedrms., unfurnlshed; in
on san Say Syef sDEn to I per mo cs
AkMY COLONEL, wife and 8 children
(of high school and college age). desire
in AlesandTia or georgetown. TE. 1906.
COLONEL AND WIFE desire at least q
Sx SedrR Raw Urn 7Hs apartment or house
BY JANUARY /. s-bedroom house or apt,
unfurn., no pets; must be close In or
eas efFy b T VIII s9 sss yearly
PERMANENT ARMY OFFICER, wife and
teen-age daughter need 2-bedrm. house,
unfurn.: near Pentagon. Cal Penn-Daw
Hotel. TIE. 1882 -
ARMY CAPTAIN, mother and brother,
tadults); must move, house sold; need g.
rm. unfurnished house or apt. near Clar-
endon. Please! Glebe 1857, ewes. after g..
All day Sat, Sunday p
AIR FORCE COLONEL needs 3-bedrm, un-
furnished house: preferably Arlington
vicinity; maximum, $3.50. Call Gil. O421.
DIPLOMAT DESIRES clean, nicely furn.
Ho; 1850 bet, $50 and $50: %.
and two daughters desire 2 or 8 bedrm.
house unfurn., except kit. in Alexandria.
TaRs4 pon 81 area seFKKiRg s7on
Ext. 74oe4 bet. $50 and 8 pm; after
9 or 4 bedrms.; years lease at rental OF
$500 mo or more. Call NO. 4400. -6
Evening star., 1947-12-05
ROOMS WANTED.

MAN DESIRES ROOM NE, near st. James
Parish or st. Francis De Sales. Prefer
board. State price Box 473-V. Star. g
YoUNG LADY desires single room. private
home. NV EN-. 31o1. Thurs, Friday, bet,
s and pm. D.
LARGE ROOM with private bath or bed
room suite, Dupont area, required by two
gentlemen Phone MCKINNEY after 6. DE.
O4O3.
keeping room within walking distance Of
Lincoln Park Sc. Box 4S9-V. Star: s.
Evening star., 1947-12-05
HOUSES EXCHANGED

perfect condition, on beautiful corner, eX-
cellent neighborhood, near school; din.
rm., ,liv. room, breakfast porch, 8 bed
larse lot; will consider trade for desirable
one or two bedroom cooperative apart
mept on Conn. ave, Mass ave-, 18th st.
MACKENZIE. co. 1900. So
HERE'S 2-BEDRM. APT for you of
New Hampshire ave, conveniently located,
Groom house for sale: will exchange apt
If you sell to me. RA. I1O4. -
1859 HOBART ST. N.W.-9-room house.
ters. completely furnished; exchanged for
Groom apt in NV. section. Call co.
Evening star., 1947-12-05
ROOMS FURhlsHEp-s.t, and s.w

ROOMS FURNisHED-s.t. and s.W.
6l6 G ST; s.E.-Nicely fprn;. warm,
gs sth hGms sr EH sase 4sIa atsT ROOM D next bath
LOVELY. LARGE. warm, room in jewish
woman's apt. for employed lady $40.
i6a ST. s.E.-single rm.. s5 and 81 wk
doubles, $40 and S12; running water in
some rms, near Capitol. u
246 10th ST. s.E.-clean front room. next
bath, unlim. phone, cony location; single
go q dG9Rs Is3h ST ssmD9fEed sfENce R lse front
2 closets. twin beds, next to bath, gentle
home. FIR 11o5.
25o5 FAIRLAWN AVE; s;EGNeat Neat, double 10 oI
1905 FT. DUPONT ST. s.E.-2 sleeping
rooms; gentlemen only; near transporta-
iI5 18th ST. s.E.-Large clean room, twin
oed; near Lin. Park car; married couple;
HrlLcREsT-Txin:1sd M 45fI:s room; n IS shower and
IfE iasols fEoST 81 s1 HM fa R9nV o1S f.
LARGE ROOM, double bed; nr Hio egs gn dn,, and
s5s' s sgs9 nsa only: Call after 4;s0 ps pm
Isl 1sos , 4 ST. s.E.-Lse. double front rm.,
tyln gin beds Tsa9ssonable. Also garage avsh-
ReoH snsv bus .,ss, sRs ssyy sss Yssa
Ps psio 'SSG otE ST. s.E-one large turn rm.
SO tit per sN'i mo; e In PVT home; good trapsp.
SGo6InohfbRGR G6I ssis5 e. FF FkoST sSRS BEDROOM and
1 lge. room with twin beds for T smpl9ygesa 2gs
eSsofa@ es's hans Sily Ske''Ss So " cs .s'sF
D,
Evening star., 1947-12-05
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

ST. LOUIs-4-room unfurnished apart
or house in WASHINGTON. Box 16o-V. Star.
4-RoOM ELEVATOR APT. near Riverside
dr.; easy communication. For similar apt. In
washington Call UN. 7s4S. -
E.. ORANGE, N. J., for Wash, D. G., or
suburbs; nve-room unturnished apt. for
or next spring. Box 4e0-R, Star. 7'
WASH. FOR NEW YORK-unfurnished 2
bedrm. apt. for bedroom apt. In New