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Evening star., 1947-12-30

Let us stop saying, "I don't like
it but I am going to vote for the
lesser of two evils
Rather than accept either evil
come out boldly, stand upright like
men and say so loudly all the
world can hear
I'VE are voting peace and security
for ourselves and our children S
children. We are fighting for old
fashioned Americanism at the polls
in 194S. We are fighting for freedom
of speech and freedom of assembly
We are fighting to end racial dis
elimination. We are fighting for
lower prices. We are fighting for
free labor unions, for jobs, and for
homes in which we can decently
live"
We have just passed through the
holiday season when every radio and
every church proclaimed the joyous
tidings of peace. Every year at this
time the hearts of the American
people swell with genuine good will
toward all mankind. We are kind
ly, well-meaning people. But the
holiday season soon passes and one
of the first items on the agenda OF
the new Congress is universal mill
tary training. say the first political
objective of progreSsives is the de-
feat of this bill which would deliver
our 13-year -olds over to the Army
and cost the Nation $4,000, 600, 900
year.
Paying for Next War.
The American people read Of the
fantastic appropriations that are
being made for military adventures
in Greece, Turkey. China-and bill
lions for ornaments here at home.
Slowly it dawns ON us that these
newspaper headlines have stepped
into our everyday lives at the gro
Gerry store when we pay 81 for
butter 95 cents for eggs, and 80
cents for meat
We suddenly realize that we can't
have all the people of the world
getting ready for the next war with
out paying for it in our daily lives
with less food, clothing and housing.
War preparations create record
profits for big business, but only false
prosperity for the people-their pur-
chasing power shrinks as prices rise,
their needs 60 untitled, and they are
burdened with new debts. Yes, cor
porate profits are over three times
what they were in 1899, but every
family is paying for our war policy
at the grocery store.
Two years ago I denounced those
who were talking up World War
III as criminals. CT cou-~c, the bulk
of our peonle are not criminals, but
Evening star., 1947-12-30
John S. Hayes Succeeds
Wayne Coy at WINK

John S. Hayes. former New YORK
radio manager, has bene named di-
rector, secretary and executive vice
president of WINK Broadcasting
Co., succeeding Wayne Coy, new
chairman of the Federal Communi-
cations Commission.
Mr.. Hayes. 81. has been manager
of the New York Times stations
WQxR and WQXQ. During the
war, he was commanding officer Of
the American Forces Network in the
European theater. He is author of q
radio textbook, Both Sides of the
Microphone.
Jerusalem is about half a mile
above sea level.
Evening star., 1947-12-30
Wallace
Continued From First Page.)

fact, he would tend to solidify the
Democrats back of Mr.. Truman and
draw to the President the support
Of many independents.
How much effect Mr.. Wallace S
candidacy will have on the race
for the Republican presidential
nomination may depend on how
well the third party is organized,
and how much promise there is OF a
considerable Wallace vote.
IN quarters favorable to Senator
Taft. of Ohio. announced candidate
for the Republican nomination, it
has been argued that a Wallace
candidacy would so lessen President
Truman's chances of reelection that
the Republican National Convention
would swing to the Ohio Senator
believing him the best man for
the presidential office, if not the
strongest candidate.
Supporters Of Gov. Thomas E.
Dewey, Of New York, on the other
hand, contend it is by no means
certain that Taft could carry pivotal
New York State, Wallace or no
Wallace Further, they insist that
the New York Governor is the best
qualified man for the presidency
the party has to offer, and that
the Republicans in the national
convention will realize that.
None of the delegates to the Re-
publican National Convention have
yet been chosen formally. Nor have
any of the presidential preferential
primaries been held in any of the
dozen States that have such pri-
maries. 1t is largely on these events,
rather than on Mr.. Wallace and
his third party, that the Republican
presidential nomination will depend.
Reece Optimistic.
Chairman Carroll Reece of the
Republican National Committee led
Republican cheers for Mr.. Wallace's
entry in the presidential race. In
q statement today he declared that
the move merely made Republican
victory next year doubly sure. He
added:
"Mr. Wallace's announcement = =
merely makes official the tragic dis
Interrogation of the once great party
of Jefferson and Jackson-a process
through which Republicans have
been calling attention for years.
The Moscow wing of the Demo-
crat Party has now parted company
from the Pendergast wing. The
battle between the two factions will
be highly interesting and. possibly,
entertaining to the Nation and the
Nation will be the winner when
both gangs lose.
Actually, Mr.. Wallace's action
does not change the political pic
ture materially, though 1t may in
crease the majority by which Re-
publican President will be elected
in 1948. The American people had
decided long ago that there would
be no fifth term for the New Deal
CIO Against Third Party.
The CIO, which was Mr.. Wallace S
chief supporter in the 1914 fight to
win him denomination for Vice
President has so far taken a stand
against third-party movement in
next years presidential campaign.
Jack Kroll, executive director of
C1O Political Action Committee,
said today:
ut has been the policy Of the
CIO-PAC not to support third
party in 194S. The CIO-PAC Exec
utive Board will meet In Washing
ton late in January to discuss more
fully the entire political scene and
Evening star., 1947-12-30
| WoIIoceOut as Editor,
But Will Write for
| New Republic
By the Associossd Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 30.-The
New Republic announced last
night that Henry A. Wallace
had resigned as editor of the
magazine.
Mr.. Wallace will become a
contributing editor Of the pub
lication and will write a weekly
page for the publication, the
New Republic said.
Michael Straight. now pub
Usher, will take over the editor
ship of the magazine. and
Daniel Mebane, treasurer. will
become publisher, 1t was an
nounced.
Evening star., 1947-12-30
White House Is Silent
On Wallace; Truman
Sees Press Tomorrow

Henry Wallace's announce
ment of his presidential can
didacy was met with silence at
the White House today.
Asked at his news conference
this morning if there would be
any comment, Press Secretary
Charles G. Ross said, There
will be no comment"
Reporters will get a chance
to question President Truman
directly on the issue tomorrow.
Mr.. Truman has scheduled a
news conference at 1890 am. a
Evening star., 1947-12-30

ator Taft said. American dollars
alone cannot save the world with
out more ability and common sense
in the administration"
Evening star., 1947-03-31
ROOMS FURhIsHEp-Nerth.o.s.

1917 ,KEARNEY ST. NE.-suitable fer $
girls In, /; priys.; employed. 81
LARGE ROOM, clean, quiet; comfortable;
Ffnsd fans Gs gsnt5Uan 1U 1o7s gear Monastery and
1915 HAMLIN ST.-Single front room for
lazy M6 o0ad 1nIim, phone conv. transp. 81 week
LINCOLN PARK-Large front rm. for 2;
semipriyate bath; close to transportation
MI. O19O Sat, 4 to Z; Sun, Q to IL 81
300 lst ST, N.E.~Front single rm.; end Of
ehem ebone prSaEss RafHs s. RA per s yf laundry and
NICE FuRN. ROOM for couple or girls,
nnlim. phone. laundry. kitchen privileges;
81 Sio week R.sS each p TF gao; s,esr,r. roo8, s
ne next 2 to bath; eonV. to transp.; gentlemen
:i3s MD. AVE. N.E:-Large double outside
room, next bath; four. windows. southern
from two restaurants transportation: mid
50z1 SHERIFF. RID: M:E.-Furn. rm, for
sfs Sth fsTp 81 NELarss front mS room
IS BRYANT ST. NE. at North Capitol
G0 pane esan singe front double BED
THE MARICK-l3S B st. n.e.-An at
tractive guest house for girls: large, clean.
light rooms; double to share; single beds;
9na'1S ls1o !. ccaaPlroL sr.-Ncely furn: sleep
ddRNpg dTiaklpg g RoaW single $40 double -.
gentleman; in adult family. permanent,
non-drinker; 1 bl. crosstown bus. Ho.
REFINED. nondrinking young lady te
eSH3,RRHfi eSnoREp-Isls PD sE.aapons delay Il
you want good buy. 2,story brick;
Hr fson ssHss frss5 e. 51s HPSsu' or
Really CO.. NE. 1871. 81
Evening star., 1947-03-31
BOATS.

tinguishers, outboard motors, scripps ma.
yHANK PEI VsEscHio & SON. .is1s iiti
month. AMERfcAE N TRAILER Co. fS INC. :.
1880 Wis; ave; NV; Phone Wo. 1921.
new Gar Wood Commander 19'6".. ITS a
beauty. Immediate delivery. On display at
Arcade Pontiac Co.. 1437 Irving st. NV.
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY, Kaar model D-24
direction finders; makes an excellent ma
rins BROADCAST reeeiyer On demonstration
MxKiNME ax MafaiansfSR, haRSWAks r AND rArNr-bbuy
now foT best selection. S. KING FULTON,
SMALL sgs BoATsmmsdate Mae fna 1 delisefs ees many
SIoN 5 e5Sef Nc so5 aans SisR7sy aae
MARINE ENGINES, new and used; 1s47
BOAT, YARD, $50 Maine ave. s.w.
ssxi@ io~x4' o. YACHT for sale, built
the fan Of, 1916; two new GM Diesel en-
sheSpard pssel sh psns ssa
electric icebox, 3 electric toilets; owner S
quarters accommodate eight, crews quar-
laying fsyi G1r at cur p!ss gsTd s$GS SGER asa H
inc. P. o. Box 40i1, Dundalk. Baltimore
%. Md. Phone pundalk 40,
LE5AY LIE; Jay ELEcTRoLERs' h.p,; electric s
sedsS At aREdokY BoAT S' yAsD. fs5 'es sso
eaRYsiER MiiRs iEa MARINE ne EaGfsEs saaof new 5a
asess You Nsnf g. ks fsssef 5nf
hG sPR Name sSe sH ES 4Se racing
o so' s1Ssf ana we %ss Hf;
245-M -31
Evening star., 1947-03-31
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

YOUNG LADY to share large room and
bath with young ladies: 2 meals per
GaS sunShs dnnsa a0s seys
e g! ssS Sa' cs %0sss ~
Somm edate 4; twin.bed rm. and accom-
mod moda tions fer 3; elevator service; excel
1928 1928 istb csFn ST. SWnNicely sys furnished
warm room for young man., running water,
TWo sShf Ems ssffor for S0a Single men,
Ha5e ceokns dDe 1873 % 18th aho'neT st. Rw MAG
DEAL RESIDENCE for business people;
menus; sWitchboard. 14o1 18th st. NV NV.
2O22 G ST. N.W.-Large rm., twin BEDS
for or 3 young girls; $o,loia l rm has private
posite G. W. University; very reasonable.
1401 10th N.W.-Large front triple: va
i4o0 18th ST. ,N.w.-Attractive single.
dou1le and share rooms scod meals
THE DEVoNsHIRE. 1867 Kaiorama I'd.
NV (any Mt. Pleasant carr dble. rms,
VACANCIES ecies. ehoice Of menus; evening meals
If YOU LIKE nome atmosphere, all home
privileges and home cooking and are
young and coneenial. you'll like this
1908 s1j . Kenyon ST. N.w.-private Jewish
home, has twin-bed room, pvt. bath; gen.
1774 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Lge., nicely furn
front basement dble., twin beds0good food;
ROOM ON 1E WITH BOARD for ladies and
gentlemen, lovely front dble bedrm. for
young lady; other vacancies now avail
able; excellent home cooked meals: perfect
Sse s n1 TO nss5nsss No sos5 and schools
double rm., twin beds,
private bath and screened porch: S125
COLONY CLUB. 3O3e N N.w.-Refned
Govt. and professional girls, large. dbl.
rm. and rms. to share; congenial at
so4 cIpIs sist ST. x NW&dentleman. Gent 3p room and
breakfast, ST wk.; blk. of Pa. ave, 2
blks. to new War Bldg. Il
dble.. rm, sgle. beds; 2 meals daily HO.
6767. II
Evening star., 1947-03-31
ATS. WANTtp (cent. J..

yETERANm 3 CourLE;; ssudsnt and em-
oP Adams SsssS 500. .Reninss. e Dsss a. Mas az
sstprasy and Sunday. 2.
s.bedrm. sDt.: max. sfoe mos: @ nM. Ion nsso seca
sSa fzfs ccfr cf ig from 4s 4ssas
needs sp Mife
and Emo. baby girl. still in Texas, need
ss sssg .sses, ns.s best & prefer
ssse. aST. GsfuhhNrsHRp, f adults: mo- nets. T.
'Gs's'ss $780, 'slts s:si
GGoovT. SCIENTIST, single. desires small
eookins IA. s74o. Ext Xxi. 'ss ses aaissi afssr hs
aPg.1s as.s sss 4s,5
APT. UNFURN.. or 8 rms, <. and b.,
sect; permanent. for employed young cou.
PIE no pets; excel. refs. Write Box 49,
coNGREssIoNAL SECRETARY, ex-nsvat
leutsnant, reeds small apt, .furn. or un-
"a slso fH 6saEsrLyYs fs Ned .n,
ah5uln Ap 15es esDs sftsr II nv or me- section Gail
PERM. STATIONED reg. Navy ofneer, wife.
unfurnished modern alsa apt. prefer IedToom; fc
RE 400; Ezt esi ssaa. esa p:m. ln AsSn. Non
IN DESPERATE NEED p Of : or T's + room
furn, Or unfnrn. apt; being evicted Tues;
VETERsN 7Esd ssss a HsS SsayS WrE Nc sots s5s
as.hsf smoke q aTss cam ~: iRf osss
SEsIRs enF FuRR IN. s1cHsIos sss snS APT
RIsss sa SsSs. Nc Sso11es IRws Iselll''s' Eye
and kitchen-dinette, preferabIy iarae ana ~
%rTFsaN " 9ss EE VIZ ihsla snd Ex shis a.s,.
Kitchen; SaII Go. 4744. Est. sSsPP.s. SsP "ia /.
hsg hss II @rs. NJ '6sns 6l
ef .ad IN na2sefg mGsesS school, sna
yETERAN. WIFE and : children seskins
Ghs gs5f to SIT sss dfsam pu ss4 saR' trusi
s$sssea srs give TEL needed se Ss
eTi coGrIE. ear both veterans. urgently 81. need
Sxyr fS Boa4SF seSfsn Wire Sf Rstf sAsSS !,
pR 1atofa mooRE Ri by A9Ti STaa 49, any location
GOVT; GO WOMAN needs i-rm. and kitchen
MSDE Bog busoess Sox sIs stss co. seeking Eek
sssn ssi sa1 sdse sssferrsd s1:fsn'
YET. expecting stork. desperately needs
init I as5i 51rn or r. At ossz ST. BATH 1 $50
EyICTED APRIL. 10, 90 room apt for
widow; son, daughter; all employed; excel
Eft hogsfkfEfRsG io3s attsE sa RIM or SIN small
Sci AR aa se6DfNf ffsfr and Pm Employed
US :hss. ss sts:P soS:
sams s4@s MI MffreuATsSaness; ARNnfp references. Me
a sss sns sssh ss SAY e Upland sfaSs ssSS
GovT sse sxseuslvs t. : wife and
SON qSl need 2-bedrm. unfurn. apt or
sss g sss ;i s.fs
needs one-bedroom or efficiency apartment
eGf s9%pe Phons ih M ans R pss
JUNIOR EXECUTIVE. veteran, urgently
needs apartment for family of three: fur
nished or, unfurnished. Tel. MA. 4460,
EAvAI eeE r HND WIFE might o children s
desire unfurn. apt. or house: prefer Be-
thesda Chevy Chase or NV. area. Phone
WE'RE REFINED PROFESSIONAL girls
NV. section by April 1st. Will you give?
MAGAzINE EDiToR-single woman wishes
] or rm. modern apt. furn. or unfurn.,
asEs yestdsfF Ex aaSo msfIis s desires
stoEer experisnce; refs Ab. 5o64. @si SSi
Evening star., 1947-03-31
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northeess.

RIVER TERRACE-$s,950; recently re-
eeSdsion: eens Venetian Blinds oil Z heat es eess
IL 5slEssEftSr s Ds nsnesa SM sta e
S-RooM BRICK MODERN HoME-Very
refined section: ideal for small family; in
exceptionally fine. cond.; modern kit. tile
bath with shower, auto heat, det; sarage;
ett 'fs rs 3 sseo eoafs IKE s0st Ely
S3RR VIs Pp PEas s5Ss, SSs 9 ess s;m aara to p.m
j.. LEE PRICE. 1908 s. Arlington Ridge
So sss a Seth h'os sr i'S kEmNie. s-rm. corner
h9ms saesys se' w.h Eas
FGs FossEssroS si SEas sHsnnssH TEcH VI Hfos
5s ss..d s q
SsassEIIs ssssssEs ss1 fs,s f7ss Xxx i. zss.# s.s #
MIcHIeAN PARK-semidss. brick: Q rn1s
tile bath aa s down % sfs Sp
yes. gss ana mS sun. n g o7os. Soss / rHssfss.
afs ass stn at II. Nk5Srisk. Z s rooms, baths.
ss ss75s 5sa WiIIoUoHsY ss1sIoSS REAL HsTATE II
sio, 5ooSVGooD GROOM row brick. ex-
cellent condition, gas heat: Just across
street from elementary school; very con-
keep WIN j. MARTIN NO. 2141 til
DETACHED BRICK. 8 rooms. oil a-e.. hrs-
place; like new; large lot: Washington
blvd. Dist: Hgts,. Md; sl2,960. Re.
Sem III p q 1 e.. oY9s Y4is 81. NV. Me. s4oo,
I1O1 OAKDALE DR.. Va blk. east of
chiilum and Sargent rds.-New brick
occupancy: rms. and tile bath: finished
attic, h. -w.h., gas furnace. Venetian blinds,
1TePiasfi sei ST. i4sl PIX so 0u' open euaas Msi
toontinusd 90 Next Pass.l
Evening star., 1947-03-31
MOVING, PACKING srd, STORAGE

AVAILABLE STORAGE SPACE; local and
free estimates. MODERN WAY MOVERS,
VETS aa-HR. sERv1cE-vans., stakes,
reas. rates; contr. wk. solicited. HO. .970O.
FURN. MOVING, trunk. baggage and par
es esre df o AYE AZ YoUa s5Ts ea Rf Pzi PARCEL
VET. VANS OF vA.-An white vet. help;
moving. packing. storage, Grating, shipping
n. 1901. OK. 1924: ewes. CHI 1890
ACME MOVING q STORAGE co.--Loca!
and lony distance, No JOB too large and
CALL LEE-Moving at your convenience.
large or small; estimates cheerfully given.
HELP A vET-can move you day or night;
trunks baggase and parcel 1 delivery spe;;
midnight; all day Sat. and Sun 81
GENERAL HAULING-Trash ashes. dirt.
MAkiNE VETERANS MOVING Co.-a4-hr
service: furniture moving and ha11lHinnss;
you day or evening" reasonable rates;
Grating, packing and shipping; light haul
ing speciality; GE. 1851;
traets' SssponsiSs SSAt heip: ' ssEso aa ,nsursd.
CALL US FIRST for furniture moving or
delivery work; reasonable prices, expert
SEWfoNs TkzssrER' eH ssSb
EX-GT - Moving. packing. storage: will
move your trunk or your home; spec. rates
to vets. GLOVER TRANSFER. GIL. 6160.
CALL LEE-Moving at your convenience:
large or small; estimates cheerfully given
by veteran. Republic 6490 %
Evening star., 1947-03-31
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

THE WILSON HOUSE, 1775 ST. NV
Studio apt. for girls, Sl.10 per day. MI.
TW6-RooM ATTRACTIVE APT.-All util-
tiles. included quiet couple. permanently
employed; no children, drinkers or pets;
Sl1;59 per wk. 900 9th st. ne. Il
De. 0635 Box, 37-X. Star. -.3f
With another girl; April !. $35;, Call ME.
YoTNe Yss lfa GApf s. as aT to Asf Share large at
tractive. gentle apt with other personable
young ladies; $40. Call after 8 p.m.t 1907
coolumbia !;o, I'd NV GO. $500: EXT ~, 2Is-sh ,;3h
couple; no children. double. room next
bath: kit and laundry privil,; S45 mo.
Apply Sun. before 3 or eyes. after g. ,3ls
CAPITOL HILL - Well-furnished living
Ss3P s04 kfhsn rs on and gvss
mo. each. Call LU. 1926 after s pm.
isI7 STAPLES 81. N.E.-combination liv-
py BATH IN half base
MaNTE1s "A MaDaaS GIRL, age as to 80, to share
girls; $40. CAN after s pm. LU. 1888,
tic. ic wfERi MERnIaN RI se PAkR ar / One or Two
bachelors share, April-September, S115;
away mos. of week. Box 120-Y. Star.
YOUNG MAN will share apartment at
aaotf eT man; ss5 Sd Der T month. 'S Nj. T. $3.50
III 1ath ST. Sc. right at Lincoln Park
Ese ng sFm s,.p apt ipt,r iy Im Sedrms din.tss
19r faIs s,5n1 GnIfToN sPtS stS sr eaes easws rooms,
sitshen 'nd. bath; sibe. Phone Ao. 1860.
sto o. -2
Evening star., 1947-03-31
ROOMS FURhIsHEp-s.E. and s.w.

1922 POTOMAC AVE. .sE.--Large front
room for gentleman: private family; eonv
to Navy Yard. Phone LU. 9151. -:1
LARGE FRONT sunny room with twin
beds: near transportation; unlimited phone.
1884 ST. s.E.-Lse. dbl. rm., semipvt.
bath; 2 gentlemen, or empl. cph: single,
$i$ end sT. s.E;gone large front room,
2nd floor, twin beds. near bath; private
home, near Capitol: reasonable. 81
sos xENIA ST: s;E;@Room, sinels; sent,e- ss5s
sol SEWARD SO. SE-Lisht housekeep-
ing rm. for couple. no objections to infant:
$50 mo-. FIR. 0091 after 4 pm.
1887 NICHOLS AVE. S.W-Cozy room;
ea eaHns sftea and iannaFy priyfs yns conv transp
TUENIsaED II ROO ROOM, twin beds ssnsls- ,las
726 18th ST. SE-Front room. double or
single: gentlemen preferred; semipvt. bath;
sli, sIia MIN M2NNEsoTA AVE. s.E.-Lse. rn. in
pvt home: dbl; or sgl. Call TR. .41l3. -31
?3i5 r ST. S.E.-Large clean double front
Toom, next to bath asa with c.hw.; uni. phone;
CoLoRED-i65s A ST. s,E:-single, un-
furnished, room for married couple or 2
young men: SIS mo. LU, 1923 -3I
Evening star., 1947-03-31
COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE
TILDEN GARDENS, Conn. awe rooms,
2 baths, entrance hall and foyer; sale or
exchange. WO. 012a. II
HOUSES FURNISHED.

Arlington, Va.-7 rooms, 2h baths, 2-car
garage; lse. lot; newly decorated; avail
immed. Adults only. $225 mo. References
2051 Wilson blvd. Arl, Va. CHI. 3131,
GIL. 3434; ewes. CHI. 67S7. p
APRIL 15-JUNE New home. / month
ne; to refined couple only, no children.
no pets, no parties; $125 per mo. Apply
WESLEY i.sS' HETGHrs . Detached; center
hall, living room, library, dining room. 4
bedrooms. 2 baths, servants quarters; large
lot; May l to Sept. 10; rent. 1928 mo.
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

EASTER EAST dna Ets cgaksr Pups
MINTATTRE IRE PooDLEs.. silver and black.
TOY MANGHEsTER PGfPIEs. wk8, old.
BosToN BSS BULL TERRIER PUPPY, beauti-
f1-o ful marks. pedisreed. male: $50, oRA.
WELSH TERRIER, pedigreed. Axe regis
tsrea Rn%tR Rflf s5 Can W3 54
MO6SMONT KENNELS, Alex. 0S05. 3'
BOARDING-All breeds; heated, private in
and out side runs, each separately ken
neled; excellent food; personal care and
attention; cookers at stud; puppies for sale.
KRfSS KROSS KENNELS, Lee hwy. near
Centerville. Phone Fairfax ll-J-2.
DOGS AND CATS boarded, week ends. or
longer; heated kenhels; ~, pickup 2,zs seryIse
veterinary supervision. BIDE-A-WEE KEN
NELs. 4215 Conn; ave, Wo. 0224.
ing and erooming; cocker spaniel puppies
DOBERMAN PINSCHER, female, months,
brown and gold. championship stock; best
GERMAN POLICE and collie puppies. sH.
POINTER, female. gun broken dog; priced
Toy A scHSAGzER n5 I adorable, oGaSi lovable
terriers; small effec.. police type % must
be spayed: black collie type. male, and red
$40 SH 3749 and AT 7I42
BOXER DOG, Axe registered: good blood
lines, years old: leaving town. WA. 6249.
Evening star., 1947-03-31
ROOMS FURhIsHsp-Mp. and VA.

NSSfstS 0Vo v -.
I WILL RENT Lovely single room in my
home, quiet. refined gentleman, Is min.
downtown or Pentagon. GIL. 7062 or Gil.
065S -
SOL n. FILLMORE. Arlington-single
room for gentleman: $50 GIL. 9007.
ARL. H0ME-Conv. transp., unlim. phone,
bkfs. and laund. privils.; dbl, S35 ea..
ARLINGTON-Bright. clean, front room
in modern home: 10c Wash. or Pentagon;
bus Z, blk: 81 per wk GIL 03S5..
FRONT ROOM, 1st floor, next bath; clean
and comfertable; twin beds; men pre-
ARLINGTON, SEQ 21st st. sAsingle. semi
pvt, bath; 1 blk. from bus. Jackson
sss N. KENMORE ST, Arl.. va.-Lee.
nicely furn. master bedrm., conv. location.
GI, SOIL, 81
sios seth PLACE, cheverly Md. single rm.
in pvt. home, exc. transp., gentleman pre-
iios PoWHATAN ST. Alexandria-Rooms
single, double. Phone Alex 274S. Buses
NICELY FURN. front bedroom for couple.
employed: semipvt bath. GIL. 6o23. 81
RIyERDALE, aMDssmstudio sso; rm.; employed;
ARLINGTON. vA.-Large room, next to
bath double bed. OK. 0s95.
SILVER SPRING - Cheerful double rm.,
pvt. bath, radio; conv. transp.; pvt. home;
SH 1864 -31
Evening star., 1947-03-31
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BACHELOR WISHES TO SHARE his apt
with another gentleman. .30-4O yrs. old:
rms, kit. dinette and bath. twin beds.
maids serv. and all utilities included: refs.
required; vic. of George Wash Univ.
Call RE. 1923. Ext. 200. Box 221-X, Star.
BROOM, KITCHEN AND BATH apt /.
500. S03 Mt. Vernon pl. NV; available
April ST.; suitable for 3 or girls. Call
ON MACOMB ST, just off Conn-Entire
hoor in private home. complete apartment;
living room. bedroom. bath and Kitchen
6946 or write Box 372-X, Star.