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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-28
Key West Harbor Defenses
To Be Declared Surplus,
War. Department DiSclOSeS
PENSACOLA ALSO IN
CLUDED In ORDER,
DEPARTMENT TELLS
SENATOR HOLLAND
tBy Thc AssocIated Pre..l

tBy The Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, March
28.--The War Department
today advised Senator SPECS
sard Holland, Democrat, of
Florida, that it plans to dis
pose of harbor dcfeDses in
Key West and Pensacola as
surplus"
Key West harbor de-
lenses include Key West
Barracks, Fort Taylor, West
Martello Tower, Stock Is
land and Salt Pond.
Spokesman for the de-
partment said that no date
had been fixed for the dis
position of the surplus.
March Is The Citizen published
a story. in which it was said The
Citizen had learned that harbor
defense installations here, in
Guiding those in the Army Bar
racks, shortly would be declared
surplus by the War Department.
The next day The Citizen ran
another story, in which Lieuten-
ant Colonel Clifford E, Singleton,
in command of the defenscs, was
quoted as having said that he
had not heard anything about the
report and had no reason to be
Iieve that any such action would
be taken in the near future.
Captain j. K. Wchrman, public
relations officer Of army defenSes
in Key West, gave Colonel Sim
eleton's views in expressing
doubt that the report was correct
Army installations here employ
40 enlisted men, several officers
and 81 civilians.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-28

Grcitc InClc Will render a vocal
solo and the Gospel quartet of
Boca Chica will sing also.
Rev. Pickcns said the program
would hardly have been possible
had it not been for the excellent
cooperation Of Capt. w. O. Saun-
dcrs, commanding officer of the
Submarine Base, and Naval
ChapIains Cans and Davis.
Evening star., 1947-12-05
Beryl Rubinstein Plays Own
COMPOSITION in Piano Recital

movements themselves. Nor was
there the same conviction that en-
tered into his playing of the Bee
thoven works. Splendidly endowed
artist that he is, there were intervals
when both the idea and its express
sion were outstanding but these
could not balance sufficiently the
lack of warmth and poetry in his
reading. While he maintained an
evenness in tempt distribution in
the Beethoven, he subjected the
Chopin Sonata" to more erratic
treatment in this respect. At its
conclusion, however, he was re-
called several times. The concert
was part of the series sponsored by
the School of Music of the Uni
versity.
Choirs Give Program.
The Affiliated Westminster Choirs
of Washington gave their annual
Christmas program in Constitution
Hall last night before an audience
that taxed the auditorium's seating
capacity. John Finley Williamson
| founder and head of Westminster
College and we'll known as conduc-
! tor of the famous Westminster
Evening star., 1947-12-05

Choir, came for the occasion to di.
rect the group. The Washington
choir combines those Of Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church, First
Baptist, Calvary Baptist, First Con-
gregational and New York Avenue
Presbyterian Churches, the minis
ters of music of which are gradu-
ates of the college.
The first part Of the program,
which opened with Bach's Gloria
in Excelsis Deo," consisted OF
Christmas carols from Norway,
Italy, England and France. They
were followed by the Christmas
Portion of Handels "The Messiah, .
sung to organ accompaniment
played by William Watkins, organ
ist of First Congregational Church
whose performance of the Pastoral
Symphony" was of devotional quail
ity.
The choirs have an uniformly fine
tone, sweet and unforced, and quick
" responsive to the many shadings
DR.. Williamson exacted. The sing
ing throughout had a finish that
brought out the bauty OF this music
Evening star., 1947-12-05
By Alice Eversmon

Beryl Rubinstein, who has played
here frequently as assisting artist
TO ensembles appearing in the
Library of Congress, gave a piano
recital last night in Rankin Chapel
of Howard University. He has at
tracted considerable attention also
as composer and among the pro-
gram numbers was listed his Soma
tina in c Sharp Minor" which, With
Ravel's "Ondine" and "Toccata," p"
formed the second portion OF the
recital.
The artist went no further back
than Beethoven for his first group,
beginning his program with the
Variations on a Russian Theme"
followed by the "Andante in F" and
the "Rondo a Capriccio, op. 12S."
He proved a point not always ap-
preciated by pianists-that a pro-
gram need not follow the usual pat
tern of starting off with the earliest
classics to capture the attention.
The brisk and colorful Variations
is one number that can awaken in
terest Immediately. Mr.. Rubin
STEMS crisp delivery gave it special
brilliancy even In the sections less
demanding technically. Particularly
fine was the variation where the
left hand has the bravura passages
and its sureneSs and swiftness was
as remarkable as that of the right
hand.
There was another opportunity to
estimate his left hand virtuosity 1r
some measures of the "Andante'
but his technical individuality had
its best moments in the "Rondo,'
familiarly known as Rage Over the
Lost Penny" Mr.. Rubinstein has
snap to his playing and a ring te
his tone that is sparkling and clean.
cut and in the brisk tempo of thu
"Rondo" had an exciting effect. Tht
Beethoven numbers were not only
presented with spirit but with clea,
contrasts that made them anon
the most arresting of the program
With his ability to keep up livel,
interest in his listeners, as was evi
denced by the quality and quantity
of the applause after the first group
Mr.. Rubinsteins performance of tn
Chopin Sonata in B Minor" fell t.
a lower level. Although the rela.
tionship between the movements
not strong, he did not sustain tn
necessary cohesion within tn
Evening star., 1947-12-05

with great appeal. The soloists, all
graduates of the college with the
exception Of James e. Berry, bari
tone, who is still a student there
and q member of the nationally
known choir. were Margaret Barn.
well, soprano soloist of Mt. Vernon
Place Methodist Church; Ruth Reu-
mann Hall, alto, soloist of First
Baptist Church, and Harold Hedg-
peth, tenor, soloist with the West
Evening star., 1947-12-05

minister Choir and member Of the
college faculty. The delivery Of their
respective arias bore the marks Of
expert training and disclosed voices
of noteworthy quality. DR.. Will
Evening star., 1947-12-05

hamson's deep comprehension Of
tn,s music and his power to infuse
it with special significance through
fine choral effects gave an inspira-
tional character to the performance
Evening star., 1947-05-26
APTs. FURNISHED Cont

Il & sa.f sgs
mi osaL ns1o' 1o SHARE lovely completely fur
beds and closets; South Arlington, 10
minutes from Pentason. Owens 1888
NEAR DUPONT cafiRscLE-s rms, kitch-
en-, bath: no children or pets; available
SaDRooa sana Pitehsn. ssiDrysss sas bath for
two settled working women. $50 each. Can
iSsn ss ssSss & sssBs ssBt Il e.
woman $50. Box 1906, Star. ,26'
|. | Or Or 2 GIRLS needed g share ;, laEs,s s,;
eSt YoUNG s'I LADY s to share hare nicely furnished
efnciency apartment with young girl
$3.50 me-; downtown Connecticut ave.
bTfPoNf 6Gf cIEacIE. a;IE ao17 que st.-Eiasing
room. bedrooms. bath: S125 mo: avail
al day sat and san Sr ewes ewes sfter
I9th AND COLUMBIA RID. NV large
cor. single room and glass-inci. porch:
Bath IN fp Phs WITH sags p facilities
for the right person; S55. Write details.
sGs fGse lGazh sEEMoS4 SshF ST. NV, mr. 18Th e st
view; view sioo. M. 5sss. s' anu 'A'A' n''e
ATTRACTIVE 2-RM. studio apt. semipvt
Is; refs. required. Du. 1905. rs
Young MAN wanted to share apt: with
etss5 M5a,ra1 men' s25 mo- JeSish yssh DFefe5sed
coTfAGE COZ faGsVn C1TY, ~ MD bedr@s., e8 liv rm
din. -rm.. kit and bath, screened porch
1st floor: blks. from d. c. line; bus at
GRoiUSbb--PPiLooR Studio Studio apt, pvt. en-
trance, liv. rm.. Venetian blinds sleeping
alcove, pvt. shower bath, closets, kit
dinette, Frigidaire, inner-spring mat
tresses. light and airy; for 2 employed
persons or couple: $50 ga. 1858 Columbia
2 GIRLS to share Arm, bath apt with
UN. 7443 after $50 pm. -2s
june 5 to Sept. is, furn. apt. iiv. rm.
or utilities included: adults only; refs;
$50 mo: mo. rent in advance. Call
BASEMENT APT. rms. kitchenette
shower bath; nicely and completely fur
nishsd; employed couple; gentle home;
Galiatin sts.: S65. Box 4s5-H. Star '
LOVELY BEDRM.. dressing rm., in excIu
apt Of Conn. ave-; girls; 81 wk. ca.
WANTED-JEw1sH GIRL. share with an.
ssss issssss; $ss.5oS;os oos sasa ~Eye; St. NV. sE.
WaSrEpMGIRLs Wan; hse aES TO SHARE APT. with
$3.50 monthly. Call LUCILLE LIEN
Evening star., 1947-05-26
APARTMENTS WANTED.
RETURNING VETERANS and other I

RETURNING VETERANS and other en-
ployes Of Capital Transit Co. urgently
or apartment with kitchen and bath to
phone MI 636S, Ext: 672, Monday through
phone about furnished, rooms without pri-
vate kitchen and bath.
Ib.A FBt AGENT desires one,bsdTooT u1fTr
TA e9 TsmD1s and sfs slsS no eh
= apartment sgss or house. MR.. FABEISz.io.
eoLkEsR eoi iESf; STUDENT. experienced in Ia lawn
$751; 3! xrts f iao hssssth
81 s1cH fhexH Xrf fhfss FoR NJ navy SCIENTIST s7
MR. sfFlfSi KAPIAN, sl FR. 500. Ext: 6es. Us
GOVT. EMPL., veteran, wife, 9::year-old
80 son see need mo or ca HfdFGfn HR eRs M
74oo, Ext. 2o71, s to 4:50: ME. 1851
PERMANENT ARMY CAPTAIN, wife. 4
months baby, request ? to room fur
nished apartment or house; prefer Sc,
eIEaSeouT eiiEasie II COUPLE that win take care
location Alex, Or Northwest Wash. After
ARMY sERGT. and Australian wife urgent-
ly require small furnished apartment. Vi
einity Andrews Field busline. Box 445-E,
RESPONSIBLE employed young couple
need small unfurnished apartment; prefer
NY; N.Y. Can Ran Eandelgh 0y 5Sas; BIS. - q.
best refs; excellent care. ia .ao67. go
JUNE I5-SEPT. 15-Law prof. wants l OF
RhE6 ss6F Ex uta a4a D EXT ass 8 81 RE %
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT for New
York newspaper seeks to rent 3-bedroon
home in suburbs, near to school and
transportation If possible: nice yard de-
sirable. Can supply best references. Phone
ONE-BEDROoM APARTMENT, furnished
MISS Hss5TSS' ABBoTT cH. II 1874. after $40 pm.
TWO BACHELORS need desirable apart
ment, furnished or unfurniShed, preferably
in modern apartment building in NV.
also interested In GEORGETOWN. Call Glebe
4247 Sunday before 10 am. or Monday
YoUNG COUPLE. no children. desire nice
or 2 bedroom apartment in s. &. section:
prefer unfurn. Call MR.. ALLEN. Ii. 1926.
BACHELOR. ensineer. wants / or 2 rm.
apt; vicinity Bureau of Standards, Box
HIGHLY EDUCATED Japanese-American
couple with small child desire an apt
with kitchen in Northeast washington OF
Maryland vic. FIR. 2493, HOLcoMBE. se'
NAVAL CPO, stationed at Anacostia
ana wife, expecting, need a place to live
co. 4012. 26s
Evening star., 1947-05-26
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

n. HAMPSHIRE HoUSE-A few vacancies
for, girls in this popular guesthouse, spe-
clalizing In good food and service. 1712
N. Hampshire ave. 81
20I3 MASS. AVE. NW.-Exclusive guest
house, very desirable rms, for young men
and women; We are known for our delight
tul meals and excellent service. OISSINS,
fHoNE An. soa4. singles. doubles and
shsre, breakfast and dinner optional.
1927 19th ST. NV. nr. Dupont Circle
For girls. One lovely cool. double and
triple. outside. rooms, single beds, maid
service. Telephone in rooms, meals daily
tnciqdlng Sunday. $50 per month.
iS5s MASS: AVE. N.w.-Larse double
room, suitable for couple with child; also
share room, one girl with another girl.
140I 18th Nw.-Large triple room. dress
Ing room, running water. Attractive double:
sWltchooaroi selected menus. i
SINGLE. DOUBLES AND TRIPLES, for
young ladies and gentlemen; very nice To-
cality; excellent meals; near bus and
ttreetcar; walking distance. Phone NO.
635 G ST. s.E.-Room with board; $3.50
WooDRiDGE-Front room. closets 't twin
or double bed: excellent transp; good food;
home PRIVILEGES. MI. 6SS5. go
VACANCIES IN REFINED guesthouse-Se-
lect clientele; residential sec. near down
town; excel. meals; reasonable. MI 274O.
1905 18th ST. N.w.-Double rm. other va
1925 BfGTMoRf ST. NV. NWons seversI
vacancies for young people; excel food
and transr, with home priyileges i
Evening star., 1947-05-26
HOUSES FURNISHED.

SUMMER RENTAL-Attractive rm. home
IN N cherrydale, June 30 to Sept 5.
1905 Attn ST. N.w.-win share my home,
bedrms., will accommodate 5 adults;
excel bus service; S125 mo. Ia. 1856.
NEARBY MD, June 10 to Sent. Is, in quiet
wooded neighborhood. 20 minutes down
oenns veoa lss fea poFsh sn ovsE
near near ocean. 5000 plus elec. per month;
$500 plus elec. for season Phone CO
1918 until Sun. night. then WI. os53.
sEagrguI sss... ~ semesssy furnished
Siks' from Washinston Goif Ss and taSii coansrs :
Glib, clHls, for Lease from to ia II nen,hs sxo
nSnfh 1sai pSRksfbR Gh sf5e DIR. N.w-House ss asc-
ps ssss GEsss Issh r5s e geS & RA
a2RYhAND-This s2aR fxssD lovely 7-room COM
pss Rask acre Of
ssTsSs5 information, can VI ssss. IS
oWNER will lease 3-bedrm. home in
for or $500 a month. Cal Cali o. 6s7s i except se
ins FR sgnday sifyFs morp.Rs RpssTs f0T appt 80
Portable 4-bedrm. house; available June
FURNISHED; summer rental, June Is. to
In Mass. Ave PARK section; iiv. rm., din.
@ gnd PantsH st5n 5teheo 1eo ssa 5sds roam baths snd
bath on 3rd f.: Lear garage: desire
careful tenants, no children: 5000
en'n seen alter Tnesdas, nesa se Mag @ No n Due De
pont Circle, SANDOZ. INC. DU. 1884.
Call Mrs. Finn. BOX 23o-H. Star. -26
RENT FREE of furnished home, Univer-
for 2 people. Phone WA. s759.
5-RM. SEMTDETACHED HOUSE, SEC
bedrms., completely furnished, except linen
mo. In advance. BOX S47-H. Star.
Evening star., 1947-05-26
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwes..

sss $sS5g SF'i5 sRE Hy'SSS e. "a sasI$:|Es Ss|R
ss P Rsfaf t VII pn nv %IIiAM LIZ ,o1z
sAgGRTSS BRfGRTWo66 3D. AREA-cape Cod frame % on
beautiful lot. ,172.5 ft. deep: LIST f.. liv.
rm with wood-burning fireplace. din, rm,,
kit. 2 bedrooms and modern. bath; hard
SPACIOUS ciosets fun s easement with toilet
oil heat; 2-car garage; tmmedists y 9s,
rs FfsssH'RE se Rk HFSss f5ss m
20 YOU DESIRE TO START a small room
make wistful thinking become a reality.
For complete details on this proposition,
call REALTY ASSOCIATES. INC. Ex.
1s45 and 1855 Taylor st.
n.w.-Open daily for your inspection: 2
9Vey Is ag e a
your own home We recommend that
S these houses se''o Only 'ons mns
from downtown. Just west Of 18th st.
PAUL p. STONE { EDWARD E. CALD-
WELL, Developers. 5000 Conn. ave. NV.
61I DECATUR ST. NV. overlooking sher-
man Clrcle-Beautiful tapestry brick home.
SOutIiSIu e8poSuFEi rooms, L "a DaLnS, IN
gas M sssSa,h. sssa For details, cali Mr. HofFEER.
BOOMING HOUSE. near Conn. ave and
Fla. ave-: income over $500; can be de-
livered vacant: reas. down payment re-
quired. For appt.. call MI. 61SS: Sun,
70 pm, to weekdays. BASILE
cHkviY' CHasE-owner viii give n mined
possession: lovely semidet. brick home in
excellent cond; nirrored freplace, strearn-
lined kiss Oil h.-w.h.; good terms. Call
NEAR 7ih AND FARRAGUT sr.-An un-
usually clean house; 9 rms. bath. h.-w.h..
.T1ns concerts as4see porch rear Porshes
s5l2 Georgia ave. 81. 67so until 8 pm.
BRICK BUNGALOW. open Sat-
Irday and Sunday, price, S14,750; attrae.
and modern 6-yr.-old, with Ige. rms,
rec. .rm. with bar, screened porch, gas air
;ond. heat: picture gind9w; located in
n. As6 rs. o oaFTToL II lGs and U sts-semidet.
price .s11.500. Cali URBAN PROPER
THROUGH OWNER-6-room, 6-year-oId
brick, detached; price reduced: leaving
town Call any time. SH. 34S2. -26
rooms. 8 porches built-in
garage; highest elevation; buses / block:
cow. to parochial and public schools: one
IA krs4ssoa aose After / Pm; III. daiIyi -2e y
baths, 2 nreplaces, rec. rn., bar, maids
room. butlt-in Earage. screened porch Ex-
elusive, MI. Paul. IA. 6245, POTTER, IA.
Vita. -S1
Evening star., 1947-05-26
HOUSES WANTED no RENT.

HOME OR APT. furnished. Juiy-August.
Three adults and child Responsible home
owner, Rafsrences. Suburban preferred.
WHAT HAVE you to rent by June 1st
for one month. two months or any length
Of time you desire? Want furnished or
town or farm within one hours drive to
Washington. Have three small children.
sepabic sepsfit 3 Se5s WALTON GIT sand St 10. NV
NAVAL OFFICER, wife. 2 small children,
need 2 or bedroom house; prefer unfurn,
Ya7s Ya Or m ng gt ooMpR. eAs1 RICE RE 74oo. Ext
NAVY C0MMANDER wants s-bedrm. un-
furn. house, Bethesda, Chevy Chase area.
lease Th ga eaase sa1s feae 81 5s
A HOUSE OR APARTMENT. 2 or 3 bed
nEsP EsSP0nsl0s m kDvAacEAdr 07d 2s Fore.
9ssIss 9Gies wife ssa4don sdaagshters aged and z
Vicinity preferred arS1 oee nase phone AhsEGn RF
$500: Ext. 2l00. After pm. CH. 1132
SUMMER RENTAL or longer; to $50 mo;
wanted @ by couple. Phone RE. 1900. Ext.
MISIsTER; A16sIs11 s church executive; permanent
FRENCH oFFiciAL' 9; permanent na member of
Ess.1ss EoT alnss4 sns ta%Ilz ssl
nished !, s r ssaafSS1rnished; west Of 18Th st.
M III NEED Ea Of s7f9j FURNISHED HOUSE Of 2e. apt
snSsssD dsss sIsS
SsIf5 sSgf6sass st. 3 within % miles of r. {.
xpvANeG M5its ePx RENT, Saos mos or bedroom
$50 mo. NV. or sub. DE. $500, EXT; Sf4.
rxEcITTTyE nrEJcrR rn+.rrstioneI
Monetary Fund Eh Rite ehild. d.eFnssi0ns. ass :.
Ss sraunds and Tan sa Ta h1us
Is months lease. Phone Elk. $500. Ext.
575. of1ce hours. -2s
adults empioyed By peemanent heaSe GoVern rnr
ment agency; best references. Trinidad
REGULAR COAST GUARD ofncer psrma- sn
three years, desires 3 or 4 bedroom un-
furnished suburban house; excellent care
&c Isso7snsa ssss s% f9'5a4sssd ss 3 Bs rx 1900
URGENT-Must move, owner returning to
city; need 8 bedrms., unfurn.: prefer. n. W.
tsr qr va indus sus ons esn
upkeep and other considerstionss. dL. zoa7.
ADV. RENT g MOS, eyicted from present
nishsd: nv; Or suburbs pref. Cali WI.
HOUSE SOLD. being eyicted; two vets and
wives, father and mother. need Groom or
larger house. MI. 6537. -27
REG: ARMY 1T. COL, perm, adults in
family, unfurn. house or apt; guarantee
excel care; ref HY. 0522. 27'
LARGE FORMAL GEORGETOWN house. well
furnished. or bedrooms, l year lease;
vii pay up to 5000 monthly. Can j. R.
TENCHER CO., AID. 2644: ewes, DU.
NAVAL OFFICER, lust assigned Washing
ton duty, desires 3-bedrm. unfurn. house:
pref; Arlingten or vic. Phone qI. 3743. l.
UNFINISHED or semifurnished house
Or apt. 2 bedrooms; within, driving. dis
tance Of washington: 2 adults and / in
COLONEL AND WIFE wish to rent un-
furnished or furnished 2-bedroom house
in the vicinity of Russell rd.. Alexandria
or some ,;,s place eonven5ent cor MEN to the Penta-
NAVAL OFFICER. and family desire 2-s
bedroom unfurnished house or apt; will
sign 2-3 VI. lease; will be glad to make
any minor repairs. redecorate: we will
be an asset, not liability. Call UN. 2176.
PHYSICIAN wants or bedroom. un-
furnished house to rent; In good NV.
area or nearby Md. Call WO. 1440 be-
tween and IL am and 3 to B pm, 80
Evening star., 1947-05-26

NICE Sc. CORNER of E. Capitol|-apts.
furnished. Well rented at S275 mo. ST.
erty. WICKs REALTY CO. GE 9092.
2-STORY DUPLEX APT.-Not q converted
dwelling; In splendid neighborhood transp.
CRANE & HELAN. Realtors. 81. 1000
4-FAMILY APT. BLDG.--1st commercial;
20-ft. side alley; completely remodeled;
S295 monthly rent ceiling; owner occupied
S27.500. DICKSON & REDDING, 1888
Wis. ave-, OIL. 7151; eyes,, Mr.. Smith, OIL.
20S4. 30
buy in this 16-unit furnished apt. build
ing, Just OF 14th ST.. near Park I'd. shop
ping center; cross income. $4,000 year;
se s4ss i4th St. nR for sSGR a9 i'm
formation. Ask for Mrs. Hyman or Mr.
Miller Phone AD 0021; ewes, AID. 459S
or NO. 1850. SHOCKEY & MOORHEAD,
Realtors. -25
Evening star., 1947-05-26
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

BEDRM., LIy. RM., kitchen and semipyf
bath, End n: nicely furn.. four employed
refined adults only; $40 mo. each; ali
but linens. Can be seen from to
weekdays. l TO on Sunday; no phone
calls. alS Vine st. NV. Also double
NEAR 18th AND R SITS. NV girIs to
Easre apt. with other girls; S25 each
fTRS. APT, private entrance, Soft. IL
hfary and 4o-ft. dining room, bedrooms,
zach with private bath; excellent for large
Boz 232.H, Star. 81
Evening star., 1947-05-26
ROOMS WANTED.

REFINED elderly woman wishes light
housekeeping room with refrigerato~ or
apt: Box 1865, Star. 26'
BUSINESSWOMAS desires nicely Iur-
nished or unfurniShed room, private bath;
light housekeeping preferred but not essen
tlal. Box 1876, Star. -R6
YOUNG ENGINEER would like furr rrn
in Arlington or Alex area: privacy desir-
able. Call DU. 279S bet. Z and pm
ROOMS with kitchen privileges, desperately
needed by service men ard veterans with
families. II YOU can help, please call AMER
ICAN, WOMEN'S VOLUNTARY SERVICES.
Monday through Friday from 10 am. to
3 pm. at EX 5433.
WOMAN, wants single room in private
Evening star., 1947-05-26

EXCHANGE-Washingt for San Diego;
tenancy Of large 3-bedroom, 2-bath un-
furnished house In desirable suburb Of
WILL EXCHANGE use Of furnished 3-bed-
rm, 2-bath brk. home, of Mass. ave. ex-
tended, for large cottage at nearby beach
3-BEDROOM HOME, excellent sub. COM
munity; Milwaukee, Wis; for equivalent
suburban D c Box Big, Star. 26s
rooms, bath, duplex: main line Pa. R.R.
Ardmore; for similar In or near D. C.. Box
LAG, Star. 26*
in exchange for suitable quarters in Phila-
delphia; need or bedrooms; starting
August 1, Write Box 396-H, Star. --26
Evening star., 1947-05-26
Looking For An
Apartment?

Apartm e n is are still
scarce, but your best chance
to secure one is by adver-
tising in the Classified Sec
ton of THE STAR. Recent
results reveal that many
apartm e mt owners are
selecting" their new ten
ants by referring to the
"Apartm e nts Wanted"
columns of THE STAR.
In preparing your ad,
simply state your require
mentS, how many in family,
your telephone number or
address, and if there is
an apartment available-a
STAR classified ad should
find it for you.
Evening star., 1947-05-26
APTs. EURN. AND UkEURN.

1923 OAKWOOD TER. N.W.-Large
4-room 3rd-foor apt, det. home. in Mt.
Pleasant, near 10th St bus and street.
per month DU. 1859. -26
FREE TO COUPLE, middle-aged preferred;
attractive studio apt. in exchange for
part-time help. Woman must be good
cook, man must have some farm experi-
ence. Salary and products from the farm
included 16 mi. from D. C. in Va. near
bus. FA 2063-R. go
323 U ST. N.E-2-rm kitchen and back
porch. Newly remodeled upstairs. New
refrigerator. Furn. $40, unfurn. $50
Pvt. home. Call Sunday after 2 pm. and
Monday between 10 am. and pm
II0 4Q7Y -CR
Evening star., 1947-05-26

MOVING. PACKING end STORAGE
VETERAN, just out Of the service, will
move or haul anything. night or day, no
job too little. EARLE, ME. 5s19. Il
EDELMAN'S MOVING g. STORAGE CO.
Reas. rates; will accept your surplus furni-
ture as part payment on your moving, stor-
age; local, long dist. moving. ia 2937. 2fs
MOVING & STORAGE Co.
Reas, rates; will accept your surplus furni-
ture as part payment on your moving,
storage; local. long-dist. moving. Ia. 2937.
ANDERSON TRANSFER Co.-Furnfture
moving and hauling. trunks and baggage;
reasonable rates. 1115 7th st. NV. RE.
PADDED yANs-Loeal moving. reasonable
mate MANHATTAN STORAGE & TRANS
FER. Phone ME 2042, 639 N. Y. ave- NV.
VETERANS. starting business, will move
you day or evenings; reasonable rates; |
Grating, packing and shipping; light haul |
ing speciality. GE. 1851:
moving. packing. storage, Grating, shipping.
MAXINE VETERANS MOVING Co.W24-hr
service furniture moving and hauling;
trunks and baggage. AT. 1859 or FIR. 03S6. |
VETERANS Moving and hauling: new
trucks, responsible help, cargo insured. |
estimates cheerfully given. MI 61S9
BROTHERS moving, storage; experienced, !
all.white ret help; free estimate. OW.
1890 OW 61S3 5s
Evening star., 1947-05-26
RooMs EURhIsHEp-t&ertheo.t.

large cool room for 2 girls, Sc each. LU.
1853. rs
COMPLETELY and attractively furnished
ileges; convenient transp. FIR. 4944. -26
l2l 9th ST. N.E.-Double room, twin
beds, next to bath. TR. 0290.
rm for / or gentlemen. LU. 1919. --2s
39I6 BLAINE ST. N.E.-Lge. attractive
rm. next to bath and shower, in new
home u blk. from busline. TR. 1868.
331 18th ST. N.E.-Lovely room in, pvt,
home at end of F st. carline; suitable
or 2 girls: unlim. phone, laundry privils.
635 EAST CAPITOL-Lge front rm. on
End floor. nicely furn.. twin beds also
sgle. rm.: Govt people preferred. Il
beds. for men, $3.50 each per wk. Ludlow