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There have been reports he might
not return to Romania. Mihai him
self declared upon arriving at Mu-
Mich, Germany, last Tuesday that
reports he was running away from
his country were ridiculous and
untrue"
He remained silent today. A heavy
guard hustled him from the plane to
an automobile and then off to q
hotel in London's West End.
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Amateurs to Show Films

Members OF the Washington So
ciety of Amateur Cinematographers
will see four films produced by men,
bers of the group tomorrow night at
8 o'clock in the Review and Herald
Building, Eastern avenue and Will
low street, Takoma Park. The films
were taken by Ted Sarchin, Joseph
Gray, Don Sutherland and Harold
Wapar
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Jonet AttIee Married
To EIectronics Engineer
By the Associated Press

PRINCES RIsBOROUGH, BUCK
INGHAMSHIRE, England, Nov. IS.
Janet Attlee, daughter of Prime
Minister and Mrs. Attlee, was mar
ried today to Harold Shipton, an
electronics engineer. About 200 per-
sons. including cabinet ministers,
crowded the Ellesborough parish
church.
Miss Attlee, eldest of the Attlees'
three daughters and the first to
marry, will return to her job as an
assistant psychologist in a Bristol
mental hospital.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1947-01-02
Personal Property
Tax Discontinued
(Continued from Page y

Continued from Page ~
pervisor and the Board of County
Commissioners.
Specifications for travel other
than automobile on official busi-
ness were also set up.
Because present conditions neces-
state school buses serving the
Laytonsville- Elementary School to
unload in the highway, the COM
missioners recommended that the
Board of Education have road
way built into the school grounds.
This was by request of Mowatt
Windham, trustee of the school.
The commissioners also decided
that county road equipment should
not be rented tc private individ-
uals.
Commissioners Wesley l. Sauter
and George c. Esworthy, with
Road Supervisor GLAND Harvey.
County Engineer Douglas Riggs
and Counsel F. B. Welsh were
appointed to committee which is
to study the preparation of an
ordinance to set up subdivision
specifications for areas outside
the suburban district, similar TO
those provided in the suburban
area.
Approval was granted for the
purchase of 100000 in Federal
Bonds for the sinking fund of the
Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission, the request being pre-
sented by j. Darby Bowman, sec
retary-treasurer of the commission.
The commissioners abolished the
jobs of two elevator operators,
Mrs. Lewis Henkel,4 $1,296, and
French Hobbs, $1,596 and one
janitor, John Andrews, whose SAL
ary was $3.50, all effective Feb
ruary 1st. op,
Montgomery County sentinel., 1947-01-02
Farm Credit Men
Are ReappOinted

Three members of Farm Credits
seven-man Board of Directors SUI
pervising cooperative agricultural
financing in Pennsylvania, Della
ware, Maryland, Virginia, and
West Virginia, have been renamed
for three-year terms beginning
January 1, it was announced today
by E. Paul Crider, General Agent
of the Farm Credit Administra-
ton of Baltimore.
w. S. Green of Burkeville, Va,
was reelected by production credit
associations. W. Lawson King of
Gaithersburg, Nd, and Jacob H.
Mays of Weiser Park, Pa, have
been reappointcd.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1947-01-02
Walker HOlsteins
Get High Award

For the second consecutive year
a Progressive Breeders Certifi-
cate has been awarded to Nc
Kendree Walker, Gaithersburg, by
The Holstein-P -Priesian Association
of America. Only 106 Holstein
breeding establishments in the ma
tion have received this honor, Mr..
Walker is one of two in Maryland
to qualify. The Progressive Breed
ar's award is the highest honor
given to members of the national
Holstein association and it is given
iii recognition of a well-balanced
herd improvement program de-
veloped over a period of years.
The other Maryland Holstein es-
tablishment to be so honored is
University of Maryland, College
Park.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1947-01-02
HOmemakers Plan
First Step In
War On Cancer

The Council of Homemakers
made up of "a Homemakers Clubs
in the county, with combined
membership of about 800 women,
will this year turn its efforts to
cancer control. The first step will
be the education of its members
to think and talk about cancer
without being scared to death" "
according to the Council president,
Mrs. Charles M. Upton. The ul-
innate goal will be the establish
ment of cancer clinics in the coun-
ty.
Miss Ora Marchino, information
specialist from the National Can
Ger Institute, consulted with the
presidents of the "a clubs at their
monthly meeting he'd Monday at
the Home Demonstration office in
Rockville, in an effort to decide
the best procedure. Deaths from
cancer are now second only to
those caused by diseases of the
heart. Many of these deaths could
be avoided if yearly examinations
could be given.
The successful tuberculosis x
Ray project carried on by the
council last year during which 9S8
people were examined, has en-
couraged the women to turn to
another problem.
Miss Marchino told little about
cancer as it effects women and of
the clinics in the country, parti-
cularly the one at Garfield Hospi-
tai in Washington where examina-
tions are given on Fridays for
$1,000 for those who can afford
it and free for those who are un-
able to pay.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1947-01-02
Hospital To Get
$4,000 Addition

(Continued from Page y
that 100 friends of the hospital
will call on County residents TO
receive contributions to the fund.
A committee of sponsors will in
clude so or more civic leaders
from all sections of Montgomery
County.
The number of maternity cases
has increased from an average of
fewer than $50 only a few years
ago to more than 300 in 1916.
Medical and surgical patients also
are received, including numerous
accident cases.
The hospital has been supported
through the years by gifts from
various sources. In addition to the
revenue from paying patients, it
received last year $500 from the
State of Maryland to pay for in
digent cases and $1,263 from the
hospital fund of the Community
Chest. In addition, 10 per cent of
the patients were cared for with
out revenue from any source.
The Women's Board of the hos
pital contributes several thousand
dollars annually in the form of
lien, equipment, and other gifts,
funds for which are obtained from
the proceeds of the annual Hospital
Supper and the Donation Day Tea.
The Boards 100 members, 26 of
whom are representatives of clubs
affiliated with the County FEEDER
alton of Women's Clubs, also con-
tribute personal services at the
hospital.
The hospital is open to the pa
tients of every physician in Mont
gomery County and vicinity. No
physician receives any compensa-
tion from the hospital, aside from
the regular fees paid by patients.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1947-01-02
Public Health
Lay Council
Plans For Year

Plans for a building to house
the County Health Department,
admittedly still in the dream
STAGE were discussed at meeting
Of the Public Health Lay Council,
held Monday in the Rockville
Courthouse. 1t was disclosed that a
number of organizations have ex-
pressed willingness to support the
project. Support has also been
asked of the county commission
ers, who have taken the matter
under advisement. The Council is
forming a building committee to
be headed by DR.. George Selby.
Other members to date are Mrs.
Dexter Bullard, Walter Pratt and
Dr.. v. L. Ellicott.
According to the president, Mrs.
G. S. Duvall, Jr., the Council
feels honored by the attention it
is receiving from both national
and local sources. DR.. j. M. Byers,
Health Officer of Princes Georges
County, has written asking help
with setting up a public health
lay council and health centers.
In response to a request from
the National Publicity Council an
exhibit of materials indicating the
cooperation between the Public
Health Lay Council and the Health
Department was placed in their
booth at the convention of the
American Public Health Associa-
tion in Cleveland in November.
An exhibit at the next American
Public Health Association conven-
tion, in Atlantic City the week of
September 21st is proposed.
Social Hygiene Day, February
9th, will be observed in the county.
Negro Health Week begins
March 30th. In addition to the
Negro Public Health Lay Commit
tee formed last spring in Laytons-
vile, a second committee is being
formed in the Gaithersburg area.
DR.. Ellicott reports wonderful CO.
operation from these groups.
Public Health Nurse Week will
be April 20-26. Miss Stella Ran
dolph has suggested holding a
health fair in which all health,
and allied, agencies in the County
be asked to participate.
A nominating committee, Mrs.
Donald Roberts, Bethesda; Mrs.
Charles Upton, Poolesville; and
Mrs. Frank Smith, Silver Spring,
will select the slate for the cleo
tion of officers at the next meet
ing on March 31st.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1947-01-02
POOlesville Girls
Beat MiddletOWn

The girls basketball team of the
Poolesville High School beat the
Middletown team on the latter's
court "a 23 on January 7th.
Lewis of Poolesville was high
scorer with IL points while for the
opponents Horine and Main tied
at 10. The girls will play Walkers
vile at 2 P. M. on Friday on their
home court.
The Poolesville boys lost the
return game with Middletown 49,
10 after winning the first game
on January 7th.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1947-01-02
County Delegation
On Committees

In spite of Montgomery County
sending a Republican Delegation
to an Assembly with Democra-
tic majority, the county folks have
been put on some important COM
mittees. State Senator Roy Tasco
Davis is on the Judiciary Com
mittee, to which Dewitt Hyde was
also appointed Monday. Mrs.
Leona Rush has been made q
member of the Education Com
mittee. Other appointments will
be announced later.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1947-01-02
County Nurse To
Go To School

Mrs. Virginia A. Mclaughlin,
R.N., supervising Nurse
culosis, for the County Health De-
partmcnt, has submitted her resig-
nation, effective February 1st. She
plans to return to Catholic UNI
versity School of Public Health
Nursing for further study.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1947-01-02
Charley McAleer
WGAY NewScaster

Charles A. McAleer, of the
state news staff Of the Washing
ton Star, has been appointed as u
special newscaster by Radio Sta
tion WGAY, Silver Sring, Md.
He sums up the weeks news in
Prince Georges and Montgomery
Counties and in Maryland for the
program "State. and County Re-
view' at 1880 P. NJ, each Satur-
dag bisiif,l
Montgomery County sentinel., 1947-01-02
Civic Federation
Meets Monday

The regular meeting of the
Montgomery County Civic Fedora
ton will be held Monday, Janu-
ary 18th at 8 P. M. in the Beth
esda Elementary School.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1947-01-02
Income Tax Experts
To Be In Rockville

Income tax experts will be in
the Board of Education office in
Rockville from January 9ih to the
18th, excepting Saturday and
Sunday, to assist county residents
in filing their tax reports.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1947-01-02
Singing Group
Will Meet Sunday

The next meeting of the Mont
gomery County Singing Conven-
ton will be held at 2:15 Sunday,
January 18th, at the Baptist
Church in Cedar Grove.
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DOCS PETS ETC (cont,).

COCKER SPANIEL. puppies, Axe regis
tered: very best bloodlne; all colors, all
ages; champion Cocker at stud. we deliver.
Call Rockville 2644. Prices reasonable.
SMART. 1o-month- old Cocker and Toy
Collie. male; reasonable. Call EN-. 2017.
MONT. co. animal shelter. has puppies
afS pe 9ass M open
WANT TO BREED our black and white
springer spaniel Registered AKC) to reg
istered springer bitch Of GOOD bloodline
for ] or 2 puppies from litter. Phone
BOHEMIAN PINsCHER PUPPIES. must be
sold now, very reas: Axe reg. excel.
bloodline; locked immunized; These are
the noted watchdogS FA. S39 -J-13. -15
COOKERS. breeding, registered, from
champion stock, all colors. z and 10 weeks
old, S35: males. females. Now, ready
No; 81. miles north Silver Spring. ,SH.
ENGLISH BULL PUPPIES, all ages, males
and females. 1044 Bladensburg I'd. ne
cock kihs' srAN1ELs. :? males: 5 mos,
sired by Try.c0bh P 5ss. 5eaYtiful;
ELPAW Kennels, Reg AKc-The mod
ern kennel for your dog: all services; in
dividual outside runs. Inspection invited
before you decide. Alexandria, Va. Duke
St EXTENDED G g miles ErP oS aSnnS
BOXER PUPPIES for sale, Axe registered,
males and females OR. 3044. IT,
GERMAN SHEPHERD. thoroughbred, pedi-
greed of champion stock, given free for
good home, preferably farm. WI 1913.
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ApARTMENTs FURNISHED.

6I9 ST. N.E.-2nd-fioor apt. in private
home, for quiet. employed couple; no emu
os1 P SsH s5n avR Il
other lady: breakfast privils.; $55. Phone
RENT F FREE of housekeeping rm. In bsmt;
for man or couple who will take care of
furnace all winter. Apply lib 18th st. NV.
soa, CAMBRIDGE r1; IN, NV; a,! Apt. ~ 49,
rooms. bath, utilities. linens, disheS. Frls
G Wo GHi5 R RfsfElsST TO s1 SHARE r. apt
another young girl; neat and aI aet s empl
sI pTeferrsdt DTyi Pk s Ma m g. 74s ca
GIRL, $3.50. to share two,bedroom apart
tery!sws after s pm. Monday OR. IL IIss'
Js sas e e9nn p I've s.E&s rms. and bath all
o olls''e Girl 70 SHARE a-bedroom; living
r rHd@' SO o' ea' 1910 st. Sc. LII, 7i3S.
1920 EUCLID ST. N.w.-Nicely turn, ?;
positively no drinking; GENTLE apt; 900
to share APARTMENT with
ee%NGESiAL GIRL sIn to share large apt
another, ali utilities furn.; S35. 1877 35th
o 81 Pr E EFF aHsS apartment. ow
2ai9. sos North stuart, Arlington. Va
I I8s, Pr FAR RaSae9U ST. N.w.-ror empl,,
petless adults only: 2 rooms, bath porch
pvt, entrance; S1O5 per month; Gle. 7131
/ ROOM BACHELOR APT, 1917 Trying
SO week, AD. o359. No 1891.
i EOS ri ST. N.E.-2-bedrm: apt. for empl
parties; screened porch; S"5 per week.
non drinkers Ii. 5643.
SHARE APT. woman $3.50: everything
reasonable. Call between . ana
1 pm ST oN.w.-consenial young man
to share 2-rm kit and bath apt. with
another man; S45. Call after pm DE.
ttoOSssooM BASEMENT APT, suitable fol, 2
or z employed ladies: pvt. entrance: also
pvt bath; $50. 1908 Clifton st. NV
Girl aHR 70 Io SHARE APT. with gentle girl
in Sc. section; S32 so mo. 81 Elmira St.
Sc, Apt. l. Twining 1859.
MOTHER AND CHILD to share apt. and
nursemafd with mother and child must pc
employed days and must be permanent;
$40 per month; vicinity of Georgetown
Call after pm, NO. o494. Box 4oo-A'
BEDROOM, LIVING ROOM. KITCHEN.
private bath: employed couple or ladfes'
an utilities included; sos; s22 Upsnur 81.
NV To inspect, call bet. ana Pm
HEIGHTS-Girl to share beau
tifu 5-rm apt, with another girl: with
twin beds: $50. Apt 3. lis Wayne d &c.
LII. 1885. 10
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MIscELLANEoUs FOR SALE.

VENETIAN BLINDS washed, repalnted. re-
i sHfSD r &C.. IN 1st5 AVE VENETIAN
yICTROLA, RCA, in splendid condition,
SIS. 1857 Neal st. ne. -15
WASHERS, new Bendix and Launderall.
Call JAMES PARRECO. phone NO. 1888.
WASHERS, apt size, capacity 3 gals. water,
normal Alb. wash; floor space required,
15xl 5x30 in. high. MALONEY'S, INC,
Sl26 Ga. ave, SH. $3.50; ewes, GE. 1891.
WASHING MACHINEs-we usually have
standard make wringer machines avail
able; also Bendix. Phone MI. Settler at
National 1928. JORDAN PIANO CO.. 1915
Wv Va Hi MACHINE, ABc. lse., completely
overhauled. perfect: sofa bed. laundry
trays, l Ice, small iceboxes, + chests. 2
eottSn mstsresSes 2ll7 Q st: NV;
nationally famous water heaters, 500; 90
gal. GE. WESTINGHOUSE and Hotpoint water
heaters; easy terms; ELECTRICAL CEN
WATER HEATERS. gas. electric all sizes,
Water Heater Specialists for 30 Years"
Expert installation. JOHN G.: WEBSTER,
627 F St n W. EX. 4615. WO, 222O.
MOVING TO MEXICO, selling modern furn
y rms. Dorchester House, DU. 1417.-15
NEW TRACTORS-Three types: 12-h.p.
Diesel Caterpillar: new type garden
tractor. cultivator: also a new 110-h.p.
big Paiver Job At 25O3 Champiain St
NV, Washington, D. C. and 400 King
ST. Alexandria. Va Gail Overlook 4106.
Dupont OLA. MA. s961-2-3 or MA. 1859.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA, pvt. home, ex
eellently prepared home-cooked meals;
II 1s;1 MASS. AVE. NV, Dupont Circle lie
Nicely furn. double and triple rooms fine
Ii0s 18th ST. N.W.wDouble and to share
for young men; reasonable rates MI.
1927 10th ST. offers you a clean. comfort
able room, with telephone and daily maid
service; two wholesome meals served every
day. including Sundays and holidays; S45
sLAUGRTERs (nr. Dupont Circle, Ho.
6167. Is
15ss 18th ST. N.w.-Room and board;
room for 3 and also room to share; EXCEL
lent !. BL meals bupo Ss d HR 1904 18th st.
nw-Beautif 2nd fl. front suitable for
3; also share nm. for young man: good
R RGMeiesSnaH oscHooL-Attractive liv-
ing for young women who wish to study;
day and evening classes In thea.er' danee'
New Hampshire ave. NV. NO. 1898 or
SET Tif"a ALDEN INN. III 1st st. ne. n
room; doubles onls TR. a55o. -716
cooked meals; large airy rooms, pleasant
surroundings: rates reasonable. FA.
ROOM AND BOARD for men: good
1896. Ia
COLONY CLUB. 3O32 st. n.w-vacan-
cies for refined young ladies; lge. reception
and dining rooms, good home cooked food;
S55 month. MI. 30s4 Ia
I4O6 18th ST. N.W.-Places for girls
in a beautiful triple ROOM So mo-; also
dble. for boys at $40: very good food;
home atmosphere; close in. MI. b714o
HoME-CoOKED MEALS, pleasant sur
roundingS; lge double rm..- pvt. bath.
suitable for persons. Also double: cow
transp to Pentagon and downtown: tele,
Village MRS MOORE. Gil 1l6S. Id
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ROOMS FURNIsHeD-Northwe.t

? ROOMS, FURN. OR. UNFURN., con-
Meeting rms: downtown area: newly dec
GRATED. MI. 9oS3 lis
..3s list ST. N.W;-Nicely furn. rm. for
woman or girl; S25 week; cony. to bath;
l blk. from carline. IL
CHEVY CHASE, near Conn. ave. bus-2O
n in to downtown; S14 a week: l gentle
man only. 1915 Military I'd. EN- =.
100 N H. AVE NV, Dupont Circle area
large double rm, s1O triple Sis per Ews.
Gays s. G1tgHssTHoUsE, 1920 R. I. ave.
n.w-Beautiful spacious rms. motel serv-
ice; s. up each daily: special weekly
Iais EEssESpES Sny sr EX
room. s. per week; private home. Tssle-
P fsSa a iii e sr. NV, off 14th-Boy to
h sas SGkAS aa3 81 81 eE eseS
room, twin beds; single or dble.: 14th and
ssi1 issh s. front m: in
to share With another young girl
S NEAR 'ra WARDM IA PARK HOTEL. a57e
Cathedral ave.-,Large double room. twin
beds semipvt. bath; men; L., La bus.
TwIN-BED ROOM, s45. MI. 5as2 all day
s9n an and s atsT e3G pm rent room e well
tslepheae c6 n5.'e trsnsD $50
81 ISIS 'V WARREN ST. N.w.-lars. front
gentlemen only. EN-. 1864. III
Win mass AYE EYE Ser m no share mad
service and laundry privileges included.
NEAR 18th ST. TRANsP.-Lovely front
ROOM suitable for 2 or 3; $50 ca. per mo;
laundry privils; hot plate. NO. 1858,
$500 a4th ST. N.w.-Twin bedroom, pvt
telenhone and bath WO 1890 -15
ONE LARGE FURNIsHED ROOM. two
blocks from downtown bus. Cali w.o.
ss' SIc sHSeT ' ST. Nw-New detached
bath with shower. big cedar closet II
Wk SffE HorEh, 1867 sS9 nth St NV
Attractive rooms. running water' wkly. and
q is9 QUE ST. NV, The Kennert, near
bed rooms; conveniently located; avail.
9 1871 18th ST; NV, at Scott circle
p 1880 0s GfRa sRf se 81. NV The Palmer
Aouse.Iovely, cool; fst-h; fro front, double L
f ;sSs + +Gca, sSR NV. near Dupsn,
circle-Desirable. cool single rooms, on
Is 1855 IL nfat AVE e i N% Ths
IL
share rooms for ladies, with cooking
DUPoNr ARM ARMS. "1 1887 e1st st.-Dbe. rm
twin beds: maid service; cleo; grill allowed;
1924 18th ST. NV. Hotel Pennington.
near Dupont circle--Large cool. comfort
able rooms: twin beds, phone in ., nm; "a +
service; shady street; $3.50 up single
SIS up double. weekly. Ia
77eO 18th ST NW.-Large rm. in pvt
home: no other roomers; next to bath;
cow transp: SO wk. RA. 4104. liz
NICELY FURN. RIM. in n.w.-Conv. to
sst With Child 's+s yrs. old after work.
20 f5os III IRVING ST. N.w.-Reautifury furn:
room for ,. kitchen privileges. unlimited
phone entertaining permitted; excellent
asy week is asEI + path htRk a.
Single, well furn.: large writing desk, pvt.
phone and bathrm.; S45 mo. AID. 1899.
5314 KANSAS AVE. NV. = Gentleman
only; dble bed, inner-spg. matt: with back
porch neSt to beth sTs at x,t eorn nsI
vate bath only for clean, quiet couple.
1868 EUCLID NV. Apt. 30-Front twin
eiev.. $40 mo co. 1858. III
HOTEL PARK HOUSE. 90a 18th st. NV,
blks. Greyhound-Sgles., $40; dhles 81
HOTEL i44o =; AyE.Nsatly fqrn' Is. iS:-
s sia Fn ST s. Ws ap an' rr' sink sri
porch share sles ret y i Ek o M 30 VII
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SERVICE-SODDING, seeding,
grading and pruning, lawns renovated,
sod manure and top soil delivered; no job
too small. Ashton 2lS2. liz
well rotted; $50 per IS
bushels. SIS per 10 bushels delivered.
WA. 45a3. ID
BEHNKE's FAMOUS PANsY, seedlings;
S. % per 100, African violets. 81 and
See Sunday ad, this column. BEHNkE
NURSERIES Wash.-Balto blvd. Beltsyille,
sTR v4HsF sYo4 PLANTS. all varieties.
JOHN BuRDoFTs colesville, Md. Call
TRACTORS and everything for the farm
trucks. tfailers; must be sold in 80 days
new OWNER, FA. 2190 after g.. oc3'
BLACKSTONE WALKS, terraces, freplaces,
rock gardens, fishponds, retaining walls.
F. MARCUCCIO, Route 4, Horners lane,
Rockville, Md. Phone Rockville 1888. II
GOOD BANK RUN. gravel and einders for
roads, streets and drivewayS. delivered and
spread by trucks. Phone WA; 32l5. 49,
blue stones. washed gravel for sale by .t the
RoToTILLERS NOW AVAILABLE This
garden tractor of 100 uses. Phone GE: 5000
for demonstration. SCH EGEL & GOLDEN.
JUST ARRIvED-Retn'a nan & Roth Garden
King tractors with ltivators, plows and
sickle bar attachments. STANLEY Il:
HORNER. INC, Trailer Center, 9TH st. and
S G4kStN ay TRAcfoRsRRwbatever your Job
LoNEY's. INC. 1925 Georgia ave. SH.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

CONSTRUCTION ENGINEER and employed
wife (no children or pets) desire two-bed-
suburbs; best Gaze guaranteed; excellent
re YEaRs Rent nj II Eft
Standards executive needs 3-bedroom un-
furnished apartment or house. Gil. AZ 1922.
MUST vACATE HOME to owner about
glese I'd and Resslyn. 81. Ssss., IS.
Urgently NEED or room hes gnfe.n
promised: references. MI. 1859. Box
School TEACHERs--Man, wife and To-
small house in Bethesda. Silver Spring
or Takoma Park, BY Oct. J., UN. 6951i,
after MRS pm M1 Fl Bradley oool days ASK
"a FAMILY My sM Ap6Lrs, want house or apt,
cs r. %as Ext syn
ARMY m Pr ofFlc Ell SH wiFE sian mother and
children facing eviction this month while
house or apt, 2 or MORE bedrms. Falls
ARMY OFFICER urgently needs s-bedrm.
$40; family Of adults and one child.
PhGas T poc SloR wife daushter she Need
va WANTED d, TO RENT. ise. house. good LOG,
mr. LIdHSp., lOT Scly ScleSb IOoHite ILL
entile. gentle. Box 1854. Star. -15
REFINED middle-aged couple, no children.
desire unfurnished 8 or room house.
approximately S75. MR.. BAILEY. phone
Ii. 3646. 3 to 8 pm. and all day Sunday.
Is.
LARGE. FORMAL, GEORGETOWN home, So
b.r, ample liv. rm.. sizeable garden we'll
furnished; up to $500: l2-yr. lease. Call
J. R. TENCHER CO., AID. 2644, til pm
R Aus RAJ AM ARMY OFFICER and family
require . or 3 bedroom furnished house;
prefer Arlington: Gil: 5415, 10.
DOCTOR AND FAMILY need two or three
bedroom house in D. C. or suburbs: perma-
nent veteran local hospital stan surgeon;
will improve property. DE. l416. 20.
MAJOR REPAIRS at our expense; family
needs 3 or 4 bedrm: house D. c. or
Arl. RA. 5000 or Box 2s4, Rosslyn, Va
WANTED, HOUSE to rent. 2 or 3 bedrooms:
. adults, . girls, 3 and 20 yrs; vicinity
MARYLAND University. Will pay up to Sl:o.
~ 81 RRfEaG3uLAR ARMY LIT, COL. perma-
nently stationed in Washington; 2 or 3
bedrooms. unfinished house. Tel vi.
SIP.
1T, CoMDR, perm. sta, wife. . children,
need 2-3 bedrm. hse., unfurn.. in Arl or mr..
community; protect, impr. prop: rent, to
500 RE. 74O0, Ext. 1881, $3.50 p m
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