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Evening star., 1947-11-09

Maude Wilson, Mrs. Albert ]. Bowley,
Col. and Mrs. John S. Winn, Col.
and Mrs. Bertram Holtzworth, Col.
and Mrs. Bryan Evans, Col. and Mrs.
Marcus Stokes, Col. and Mrs. Ernest
Norman, Col. and Mrs. George Price
and Col. Douglas Quandt.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-05-31

Juneau (SpeolaI)-New corp orations filed with the auditor in Juneau include the Kodiak Tele- phone company, incorporated for S50,OOO by John G and Martha Cushing Of Sitka and E. lizabeth B. Cowan of Ketchikan.
 Mrs. Gushing nee Martha Kostrometinoff, is owner of the Sitka telephone com pany and holder of the franchise for Kod. Iak.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-05-31

CATHOLIC CHURCH Father Louis B. Fink, $. J. Sunday Masses: Church 8:30 < 19:3e am Hospital 6:30 am Weekdays: Hospital 6:3e am. Holydays; If legal holiday
 same order as Sunday; If wOrkday:
 Hospital 6:30 am
 Church 7:l5 & 500 am Rosary & Benediction; 7:3o Sundays, Holydays, First Fri days Holy Hour:
 Hospital, 2 to 3 pm every Fri day Confessions: 2 to s pm Saturdays X eve of Holydays; eve of First Fridays 6:3O to 7:30 pm; and before each Mass
Kodiak mirror., 1947-05-31
Center Program

Today:- I loo Free movies (eOurtesy
 Standard OilJ-Sports 6:30 Mems softball ,schOolgrd 800 Dance Sunday :- Open l pm 300 to 5:00 Library open. | Pearl Foster 900 Color movies Life in Ko
 diak" (Tuck Wbeeld0n) Monday Jr. craft classes in afternoon 200 Adv. Jr. Folk-daneing 7 to g Library Open Marie West
 6:30 pm Softball, school grDC
 (Wemen's) Tuesday, 6;30 pm Softball (men) z to g Library open Lillian Lamme 700 Boy Scouts (cab pack Wednesday, 2:00pm Beginners folk-dancin 3 to 5 & 7 to 9 Library open
 Sister Hilary Audrey Krat
 Dorothy Haag
 6:30 pm Softball (girl-) 800 pm Square dancing Thursday
 200 pm Junior Folk DaDcini
 Advanced-(A (Aileen Wadel i 7-9 Library open
 Mary Root
 8::30 Bingo (adults) Friday
 2:oo Folk dancing Gntarmed, 7to9 Librsry open
 Mabel Fenner
 800 "Pot O Gold" Dance Saturday June 2; All day
 VFW marbles t unament-
 Kodiak championships
Kodiak mirror., 1947-05-31
60 To Church

,,reek Russian Orthodox ChuIch
 Rev. Gregory Gleboff
 A cordial invitation Is extend ed to all members of the church to attend the services.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-05-31
~Let Your Baker Do Your Baking"

hrstys BreaH is available Saturday gvenn4 and Sundays Ali Knudsen's K01iak Fnuntain)
Evening star., 1947-04-21

writings 0f Lincoln stefens and
other MuckrakerS.
They are de1initely old hat. hoW-
ever, and no self-respecttng poll
tician III this country would use
such tactics Iii this modern day and
age. The Division of Cultural Re-
lations Of the State Department
might at least quietly have IN
formed the general that In the
United States 1t is no longer the
mode to steal elections In this par
ticular fashion.
In the United States for some
years We have had the Hatch Act,
which makes 1t impossible toAcoerce
Government employees into voting
for the party in power through fear
OF fate worse than death that of
being fired. In Russia, Of course,
government employees have q notion,
which some people say Is utterly
silly, that they will BE liquidated or
otherwise taken care OF II they vote
against the government.
Obviously, what Gen. SomoEa and
his henchmen need IS q thorough
briefing In modern methods OF Inn
posing democracy on Z country. I
suggest that the Cultural Relations
Division Of the State Department
bring the general up to date. On the
evidence, Nicaragua Is suffering
from what the sociologists would
call cultural lag or perhaps an
educational deficiency.
In the circumstances, I do not see
how the United States can afford to
send an Ambassador to Nicaragua.
We should stand aloof diplomatically
until such time as Gen. Somoza can
Evening star., 1947-04-21

pendent" nations then what In the
world is the Argentine? And ap-
parently the Division Of Cultural
Affairs Of the Department OF State
is not keeping the President posted
about how well democracy is work
ing in Nicaragua.
In Nicaragua an election was held
recently to select President. The
election was necessary because Gen.
Anastasio Somoza, who has been
running the country since 1885, had
achieved 4 degree Of unpopularity
unrivaled In the history Of Nicara.
qua. The general decided that 1t
was time to have some one selected
to front for him. His hand-picked
candidate was DR.. Leonardo Arguel-
10. The opposition, which constituted
just about the entire population Of
the country, except Federal en-
ployes, soldiers and Somoza's many
relatives, put up DR.. Enoc Aguado.
Vote Was "Open and Free"
Government employees were in
structed to vote for Gen. Somoza's
candidate. At the polling places
they were told again for whom to
vote. After they had voted "freely
and openly" for Gen. Somoza's can
didate they were handed q card by
the election officials which had
printed upon it: II voted for DR..
Evening star., 1947-04-21

Arguello." The card was signed by
the voter and then countersiened
by the election oflcial.
When the government employe
returned to his ofdce he was asked
by his superior II he had voted. This
was the employees cue to haul out
his job insurance In the form Of
the countersigned card that he had
received at the polling place and
prove that he had voted for DR..
Arguello."
Another Of the complaints brought
against the free and independent"
government Of Nicaragua is that
some Of its adherents voted In Fl
viejo and then were hurried to
Managua. the capital, where they
voted again. Such tactics formerly
were employed In New York. Phila-
delphia and Chicago, and are de-
Scribed in old textbooks and In the
Evening star., 1947-04-21

you Indigestion. When we have
pork chops ! might just rs vel
be eating dollar bills. I got NJ
pleasure even from a can Of sal.
mon because I was told, as I forkec
in the first mouthful, that the little
OIL can cost 81 cents. even heard
the price Of the dozen lemons, one
Of which yielded its Juice for my
salmon.
There Is no getting away from
this talk about the price Of food
Hostesses now open the dinner con.
versation by pointing to a rib roast
and saying, Would you believe
that roast cost $11.34. and used
to be able to get the exact same
thing for around SAP" Whereas
people used to urge second helpings,
they now whisk away the plates
and rush 4 chunk Of lettuce at you,
Would Rule Out Cancelled Checks
The eating habit is one which is
so highly developed In me. and
almost every one I know, that there
is no giving 1t up. so, we might
just as well eat In peace without
causing white caps to show on our
gastric juices by mentioning the
price OF everything.
Order No. 2 would forbid banks
sending out cancelled checks to
their customers. They make the
sorriest reading in all the history
Of literature.
There are always few checks
which come as q terrible shock and
rub salt in an old wound. One Is
to the Chez Penguin Club, and, oh
boy, the signature on that one is
surprising even to you, and you
wonder how the bank ever accepted
it. Another one is to Cash" but 1t
has been stamped on the back by
a bookie joint. How wives like to
look ut the back of checks to see
just what journeys checks have
taken!
Wives Ask Questions.
There always is a check to a
fellow you can't remember. Hus-
bands forget things like this, but
wives-never. They want to know
who jim Roam is. where you met
him. how you happen to owe him
$25 68, II there is any chance Of
your getting 1t back, and did he
borrow it as you swear he did or
did you lose 1t playing gin rumn1y.
Women just won't believe that nus
bands often lend odd amounts to
men.
Order No. 8: No more lies by razor
blade companies. There is no such
thing as a good razor blade.
Order No. 4: All birds must be
belled. Cats have taken the short
end of 1t for. too long, x..
Order No, s.: Ketchup bottles
must have big, roomy mouths. One
tenth Of the men rejected by the
Army In the last war we're rejected
because of fiat palms acquired beat
ing the bottoms Of newly opened
ketchup bottles.
Order No. 6: Fresh corn on the
cob must be served at every meal
by every restaurant. .
Order No. Z: All columnists are
to have two months vacation with
double pay. Those who live In
Daytona Beach, Fla, are to have
three months and triple pay.
Distributed by McNausht Syndicate, Incl
Evening star., 1947-04-21
HOW TO PLAN FOR FAMILY HAPPINESS

Regardless of the size ofincome, any
family can have more happiness and
fewer worries by planning the use of
the family money.
First: provide in advance for payments
coming due, such as rent, taxes, mortgage
charges, life insurance and other insurance.
The easiest way is to bank small amounts
each payday that will add up to the totals
when due.
Second: set aside something extra each
payday in the savings account until you
build up IN emergency fund.
Evening star., 1947-04-21

himself or with another man; ca
Not in the history OF American poll
tics has any presidential candidate
lost the presidency because Of the
weakness Of his vice presidential
candidate; either from the geo.
graphical or the popularity angle.
It Is a plausible theory, but 1t is
completely unfounded.
Evening star., 1947-04-21
By THE HASKIN SERVICE.

ny xnE 1Ah0AAlS UEASS ASAs
@. Were Negro officers on active
duty In the Marine Corps during
World War II?-B. II.
A. According to Marine Corps
Headquarters, no Negro officers were
on active duty In the Marine Corps.
Some were attending ofiicer eandi-
date school, but graduated after the
war was over. Upon graduation they
were put on inactive duty.
@. What are the lengths Of the
largest and smallest human feet on
record In the United States?-S. T..
A. The record for normal adults
Is 12.4inches, for q Negro man. and
the smallest is rs inches for an
Indian woman.
@. How many jewels are there
In the British state crown7-P. e. B.
A. The imperial state crown,
which was made for Queen Victoria
In 1888, contains 4 ruby as large Is
q hens egg, one diamond Of 800
carats and over $500 smaller dia-
monds, In addition to emeralds,
sapphires and pearls. The King Of
England has three crowns: the one
used at coronations is the crown
of Edward the Confessor.
@. How large is the Garden Of
Gethsemane? Are the original olive
trees standing?--E. B. f.
A. What Is believed to be the
Garden Of Gethsemane lies to the
east of Jerusalem and Is nearly
square, measuring $50 by 140 feet.
The Franciscans In 1848 inclosed 1t
with q wall. The original trees cam
not be In existence today for all
the trees were cut down during the
siege OF the city by Titus.
O.. What was the name of the
horse that Gen. Custer was riding
at the time of the Battle Of Little
Big Horn, June IS, ls76?-F. j. r.
A. The horse which Gen. Custer
rode when he was slain was named
Vic. .
@. Why Is 1t said that It takes q
year to make a match?-H. e.
A. 1t Is because the green timber
has to be seasoned at least a year
before 1t Is fit for use. Selected
straight grain pine is used to make
matches.
@, Why do clowns whiten their
faces2-M. T.
A. The white face of the modern
circus clown is a direct inheritance
from the Pierrot who in the 18th
century powdered his face with
flour. Gros Guillaume, farce actor
in Paris in the time of Henry ~,
made up his face with a thick coat
ing Of -four which he sent flying
into the eyes Of his fellow players
by pufnng out his fat cheeks.
@. What President was sum-
moned as a witness in a lawsuit?-i
l.. B. T.
A. Thomas Jefferson, while Pres
ident, was summoned to testify as ai
witness at the trial for treason Of
Aaron Burr. He did not attend, ex-
planning that to do so would leave
the State without a head.
Evening star., 1947-04-21

Of Presiden n I
Truman could
not be improved
upon, but be-
cause We hate
Mr.. Wallace. We
are asked to
act while We
are on IN emo
tionaI Jag and
lack even . hg
leaf with which
to cover our n-
tellectual max
edness.
But If Greece
and Turkey are
sff~ ~-l SNHn
Evening star., 1947-04-21

tau (no. ] take
that back--lan1b
Is too much per
POI u n d: let's
make 1t three
s h axes OF q
frankfur ter's
tail) to issue 4
few orders.
Having started
with food, we'll
make this Order
No. i: No one
can tell you how
much the food
you are eating
costs because II
Is bound to give
Evening star., 1947-04-21

Then You know what il left to spend On
everyday family needs such - food, cloth.
ing, recreation-and what ron can afford
to set aside for such future family plans a.
new home, education, travel.
Because the life insurance companies
and their agents have long helped people
to plan for family security and happi.
ness. they are conducting this program
Of information - public service to the
73,0O0, 900 owners of life insurance and
to every American family.
Evening star., 1947-04-21

ut is not hard to save the money for
weekend family trip, or even a vacation,
if you start soon enough.
Actually, most fun need not be expen-
sive. Such things as toys, games, sports
equipment, movies and party dresses must
be expected to cost little something; but
the sun and air, the good earth and most
bathing beaches are free.
Evening star., 1947-04-21

man, to whom
the "true liber.
alisrn" has no
real appeal at
all. They are
aware Of his
q aversion to def
cit financing, OF
his distaste for
the Roosevelt
Hopkins formula
of "tax, tax, tax
q n d bp e n d,
d. spend"
and of his con-
viction that q
nation s h u Id
Evening star., 1947-04-21
THE EVENING STAR washington. Is. G. Ar
81. . ~ -

pass m examination On how to win
an election III 8 democratic state.
Meanwhile. Ne might temper our
insistence that the Polish election
Evening star., 1947-04-21

Vas far from Tree. Poland, or Russia,
might ask Us to explain this latest
election h Nicaragua.
tCcDyrisht. Ie47,
Evening star., 1947-04-21
McLennore
Lays His Plans
As Dictator
By Henry McLemore

II by any crazy throw Of fortunes
dice ever become dictator Of the
United States, It won't take me
more than three shakes Of a lambs
Evening star., 1947-04-21
Franz r. Ksnf
The Great Game Politics
Rise in Truman's Political Stock Is Seen
EroIarrassin6 Professional Liberals
Franz r. Kenf

Trumans political stock appears TO have put
the professional liberals" split into two rather bitter
factions position of awkwardnes and no little PAIN
easily The basic trouble with these gentlemen
that at they dislike Truman personally much
indeed Yet they compelled to support him.
prediction
Evening star., 1947-04-21
Harold Z. Ickes
Man to Man
Nicaragua Election Recalled in Light
OF II. S. Drive for Freedom Abroad

When President Truman asked Congress March II to ante
for and Turkey his attempted justification
that 1t would be used n helping tree and independent
nations to maintain their freedom This In effect the
doctrine which, apparently the Republicans Congress
vying with the Democrats In supporting yocerous
Evening star., 1947-04-21
to
Questions

A reader can get the. answer to any
question Of fact by writing The Eyering
NE. Washington 2. b. c. Please In
close cents for return postage.
Evening star., 1947-04-21

that he Is "all set" to veto Repub-
lican labor legislation, they know
he Is no New Dealer at heart but
lust an ordinary Democrats party
Evening star., 1947-04-21

as rebuke TO Henry A. wallace. In
short, We are asked to take one OF
the most fateful steps that America
has taken, not because the proposal
Evening star., 1947-04-21

'sToo much fun can of course be harm.
full. But some fun we must have if we are
to develop ourselves fully, and lead truly
normal and happy lives
Look for Family Message No. IL in this
newspaper, about stso ,oeeks from nosc.
Evening star., 1947-04-21
Fun for the whole family

III" fOs "sc WstOec JUHeGtJ
"The happy family is very apt to be the
one that knows how to have fun together.
This comes from the gradual development
of common interests and activities. For
instance, if Dad is good gardener, he
may get everyone interested in gardening.
Or perhaps Mother loves picnics and puts
up such delicious lunches that the whole
family looks forward to day in the woods
and fields.
"The important thing is to make fun an
accepted part Of the frn,ily lfe-that is, to
arrange not only enough time but enough
money for everyone's pleasure and relax
alton.
Evening star., 1947-04-21

O. What was the name Of the
horse that Gen. Custer was riding
at the time of the Battle Of Little
Big Horn, June Is, ls76?-F. j. r.
A. The horse which Gen. Custer
rode when he was slain was named
Vic. ..
Evening star., 1947-04-21

@. Why Is 1t said that It takes q
year to make a match?-H. e.
A. 1t is because the green timber
has to be seasoned at least a year
before 1t Is fit for use. Selected
straight grain pine is used to make
matches.
Evening star., 1947-05-20
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

FAMILY OF FOUR ADULTS urgently in
need Of untTTn. Mv hopse' rms or mSre; nIs
CLIENT wants larss: beautifully furn. house
in Georgetown or Kalorama Hts for aver
So $3.50 family mol .9G HIva ss5viatS fa7ios
sGsissss ssaG fSssiRs RxEe6rvE 81 win pay up to
per month rent for suitable o pniurnishsd ILs
permanent assienment; excellent references;
S StT v cotL fss no Children OK asss now
ssus sfs N anfafnisssd % ies sioo e up no to 50
ea only By r. s7oo ei Hs
H.egIAk CO.. Y GUAR, LARD s. ct1ssz ;,, esfma ma;
three years. desires g Or z-bedroom un.
i1pd sssss.s ouss excellent NS $685. sa5s
zaf H6GsE Sesss oR IA arSRrRENr, < or bed
rooms; Wash. or Virginia: family Of four;
anaai1anS Amy OFFICER. 1ssRif Vile sons, and =.
iaInisSsd Ssa e Iens Best ss care Dsemissd
REGULAR ARMY OFFICER and family
Ssn al. soSss ol hsass or sos
RESPONSIBLE family of adults. desire 2
Mr. Ss SARkENNT kkENT N X ttss sag. rois:
ofdcer, wife, 2 daughters, AGED g and Z,
Sesire or bedroom house; Arlington
or vicinity preferred. once phone Re.
S7oo, Ext. cl0o. After pm, CH. la32.
REaurAR NAVY OFFICER. wife, per-
manent assignment, desire furn; or un-
!urn' house, within 20 miles downtown
B. C.: no children, no relatives, no par
ties; one well-trained. small. outdoor dos;
exeeIlent care Of property: not interested
in summer rentals. sharing or contested
location; up to sl25 me- Plssse Est 90 saa aays vs.
ar siSss s4srn ifss5 sss5rfaRFPsnRNrArrvE ri urgently
needs unfurn. 2.bedrm. apt. or house:
LoUoHLIN. Ma 5o64. weekdays, s-Ss; or
i0A I Want AM 4 s'Aa; aa;-BEDRooM unfurnished
house; any location: country acceptsbie'
to SIS. MRS. MONTGOMERY DE. 4aos.
on ACCOUNT OF SALE, very desirable
<enant, Govt. attorney, permanent resi-
dent, has to vacate house which he now
occupies with his family. wants 70 rent
unfurn. home or large apt; preferapiy
NV section Of District; best references.
Please. call DI. s515. Ext. 246, and sfter
soiiEaSsHHf sfi asHf' rRofsssos, R6 Ssoo VIII. and ehild
soartment; will redeccrate, with rentai
SIndsT SIS and lease. WO. 6623.
ADULTS, 8. need 2 to 8 bedroom house
81 apt: D. c. or vicinity; approx. SlOo
month. Box S16-E. Star. 2o'
Evening star., 1947-05-20
AVYx. VHANTU {ceot. J

AHu0s WArStbO NSyN1sS
RNi5fKE's SECIETARX desirss one
Northwest. section. call DL 3222 be-
LET EsPLsr l1,S family Is being broken u Be-
3, 8 room apt. with Kitchen and bath;
sss .y:ninss, mSna 81 81 g.. slSo aS alsa nARaif:
% sps NV RNEhss With 'lns5s aaOssr sa .aI aiIi b6
Penn. Govr.-EMrLoYED. newly wed.
couple desire unfnrnished apt. Call II.
For For. WOMAN urgently needs I or 2
hsdroom apt.;s ;s&sy Hssyy . months rent y sa-
Si eHr smDogsd G.af bs sGs sHsna ssss.
living room, bedroom. Kitchen and private
Prefer N1. NV Gsiro osy sst gunsgs e
tSIHneS yssa sasefeE sftsS Ro H. STAT.
bachelor. recently returned from > years
i1Snse i@msd. oceup: eusb i.bsdrm. S kit bath, furn
s,an.a rn .p sO sda L isos Nohasss sssr Un
ssts e "a esas. fSn .ss Y = fs: s.ss
sMpLo{kD Eff D 6otrEE MT Tzsc d..psiassiy 1 in
Il sar1.: 1n nprivat. M s Bath S desired. liz. asefs
fSHNSS nMIx nMIxRx1ED COUPLE. permsnept
employees, desire turn: er . unfufI. r. apt. u n
NAVY CHIEF and empl. wife desire l.
bedroom apt, furn. or unfurn.' In S;;W'
s:ss s 5.ss 6 .ss &C. ;%ss; aa's;a asPz
WILLIS VIZ sttsr sd Quiet .es.l.d family sspa-
1:i.seasss T:sss sss 39s az ies ssse psf pa
~ xkD wIsG ri War.snslz NEED ,,E.as apart
Rssss RssssE.0l,c sfissasassasaaA ass Nv y S
cRH sha Tfs1 egg: ss .sd w sfay no
sssp ga erssis ssfs rsi aiI,na prefer uniurn ssi
Al TENANTS, internationally known
~ pets S5 shdreF F. sou onta
SSS1; a8&I Fl fFsRa6S1l22ss1osAL COUPLE, NO chill:
dIsn Or pets, desire June .15 l5' bsarosm sSI sls
9n.ns sn9n sps Or 1s all 0as asises and prysts
preferred. but not essential. Box 353-E' 353
sMAIL APT. central @ or NV. tuyn Wash; =; !;
zftnsa xPtHRTMENr III ali iarn Sun antsna % sdults
apt. bldg. preferred. Call EN-. 1879 sn sfter
eeHPLSoYEp eeSP COUPLE desire unfurnished
Mr.. STARTLING. NO. 1894 after p Pm.
YOUNG GOVT. COUPLE urgently nesd g 2 :
bedroom apt or house. Call EA. 5sls 5s
sEfNrb saEff { 3 nj bu.in.s. lady needs unfarn.
.paStmentS;, Ho3 1907. srookiand stssa.ssn' sas
ssTEhSzsENTIY Fl hSz nssG sssMd sMr1oYED husband and
sdaas H no. ~ nsa' nsts NJ n e.a
fiifFf9sSsi fEifFoSkD es5 eoueEa. ff sssT d.s
{urnished private 2-rm., kit; and bath apt; ~
SSs SSssa sssns sDrrIoMa2 G2 sad VIE
or. 2 bedrm: furn; apt: Or small house;
~ WoRN Rss iaks2 ihkEaD S So 6SSril S11G EHs 10 ehdIen
Sz %i 'qns ps, ue Or to 10 os1oo psi mo- &C. ~
Siao. Ext. 1893. during day. and ia. ,3!2s
fKUsTRATED VETERAN and bride to be,
both employed, need unfurn. 1-bedrm. apt.
Ia NV. D. c. or nearby Va. Call EN-.
VETERAN. separated from wife and 21s;;
year-old daughter for three years, assigned
permanently in Washinston as accountant
sssss' $:a es n1ssss k2s " q as os
RESPONSIBLE couple needs ene-bedroom.
Lying room; kisshen asas and bath apt No
sssEEipkik GoEokikp eA d. oseoSviERNM oSseoSviERNMENr-EMpLoiED
couple. no children. desire 2,room apt,
R And sash seSd ref yauns cal aaes Se 49, a
apt: prefer NV. Telephone no. 1854
tofokkERb@Ma tssff< b. PERM. employed Govt.
AZ tsS ssEIfE .n n; 4, r5SsS sssSS .oun;s T..
s' E KIT av. and n BATH @ aH ssissn
wa 1886 betTsen s am. and B %. D;m.'
Evening star., 1947-05-20
HOUSES EXCHANGED.

EXCHANGE-Washing for San Diego;
tenancy OF. large 3-bedroom; 2-bath un,
hogse In Tor saS or sqFsr
or near San Diego. Box 35o-E. Star; go
FALLS CHURCH FOR NORFOLK. VA,
VIII exchanse 3-bedroom house in FAILS Falls
in Norfolk Va. AK 1869. 30
WILL EXCHANGE use Of furnished 3-bed-
tended, for large cottage at nearby beach
for the month of July. WI. S931. -26
Evening star., 1947-05-20
II THE EVENING STAR, Warrington, p. g.
TUESDAY,
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT tcsa't.

HOUSES WANTED TO RENT lCen't.l
HELIABLE GOVT. OFTICIAL wants 70 rent
silver Spring area; best Of references and
gnarsntee excellent care OF home and yard.
R1sf0NsIBLE construction executive
needs unfurnished 3-bedroom house In
NV. Chevy Chase or Bethesda; guar
antee good care: good references. Please
caH OF. 6O94 or Ma 1880 -22
FAMILY or FOUR needs OF 3 bed
room house by May 31st. GEORGE r..
CASSIDY. WI 1896, "a
A HOUSE Of three bedrooms for . family
Of nye. unfurnished. .FR 1894. 21s
SUMMER RENTAL or longer; 70 $50 mo-;
wanted By couple. Phone RE. 1900, Ext.
WANTED TO RENT-Tnree-bedrm. furn.
house in Arlington or Alexandria. before
June %; address reply, CAPT. N: A. CAMP.
BELL q. 8. n, Chamberlain Hotel Fort
THKEE SINGLE Army ofncers. permanently
assigned here, seek furnished house in
Arlingtor Fairfax Counties: excellent care
guaranteed. RE. 700, Ext. 74oSS bet. 9-b.
MINISTER; church executive; permanent;
urgently needs or 4-bedroom house; best
care guaranteed. VIC. 2976. 20
Evening star., 1947-05-20
co-oPERATlvE APTs. FOR SALE.

IN AN EXCEL. NV. LOCATION-Apart-
ment Of 1 bedroom, living room. kitchen,
dinetts. reception hall and bath; only
10 cover ali payments on balance and for
operation. including gas elec. and re-
friEsrfsi1n1; e Riss1:ns Court 1928 18th st. NV;
Apartments Of one room, reception hall,
kitchen and bath; down payments as low
as 81 1000, balance like rent. EDMUND j.
FLYNN (authority on cooperative plan
aimee 1920. responsible for most of Wash
more thsq so cooperative apartment
bldgs.), Woodward Bldg, RE. 1918, RE
COLORED-FOUR ROOMS. kitchen and
bath, located In ideal NV. section; money
required to purchase, Sl,250 UP. PARA
MOUNT REALTY CO., DU. 2642, IN
Evening star., 1947-05-20
HOUSES UkFURNISHEp,

S0Oe SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. NE-7-rm.
house. 4 bedrms. 2 baths, liv. rm. 2Sx1
with fireplace; 2.caT % %gaTase; ,aay;s.s eony;; 70
D. c.: 5000 mo. Call IA. 1917-R. I'll