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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-18

IS. c. PROPOSES
s. B. |. AGENCY
Bill To Set Up Bureau
Passes Second Reading
In Assembly

COLUMBIA, S. c., April 17-P
- The House of Representatives
whipped a bill for a State Bureau
of Investigation through vital sec
ond reading today while the SEN
ate battled over passage of the
general appropriations bill and
revenue additions.
It was an exceptionally busy day
for both branches of the General
Assembly and the Senate even
found time to devote a few i'm
portant matters other than the ap-
propriations-revenue measure.
The proposed bureau of investi-
cation would supplant the COVER
nor's (state) constabulary and
take over the annual appropria-
ton for that agency.
It would be, Reps. Cuttino OF
Sumter and Spigner of Richland
said, a "small group of trained
men, unde- a $4,000 a year direc-
tor appointed by the Governor
with Senate approval.
Cuttino and Spigner, co-authors
of the bill and both former Fed
eral Bureau Of Investigation
agents, said the intent of theil
measure was to establish a cen
trail statewide clearing for crimi
nal records and fiagerprint files
furnished by local law officers, tt
whom the bureaus services woull
be available. Additionally, a tech
nical crime laboratory would bt
maintained.
The bureau, would "supplement'
local law enforcement mot sup
plant it," Spigner said.
There was no objection to tn
bill, which was called up out O
order on the House calendar.
A bill providing for local optiol
elections on the question of con
tinued legolized liquor sales wa
introduced in the House by Reps
Gaines of Spartanburg, Gallowa.
of Abbeville, Hudson and Gresham
of Greenville. Elections could b
held one every two years on pet
ton of 10 per cent of a county
registered voters.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-18
SHRIMP TRAVELLERS
EXPECTED SOON

SOUTHPORT, April 17.-Several
new shrimp trawlers are SEIZED
uled to arrive for local fishing in
d~ustrialists about June 1, it was
announced here today.
Some of the boats, all to be
used in local waters, are beina
buil' in Florida. while still others
arc being constructed here.
W. S. Wells, local shrimper is
having two 50-footers built at St
Augustine, Fla, to add to his
present fleet of eight boats.
Wells and his son visited the
boat building site at St. Angus
tine, and reported good progress
on construction.
Merritt Moore, another loca
fisherman is having a 60-footel
built at Fernando, Fla.
Lewis j. Hardee has imported
"a boat builder from Florida, ane
m terials from Georgia, and plans
the immediate construction Of sew
eral boats to be placed into serv
ice before the shrimping seascr
closes.
Several other shrimp trawler'
are expected to be delivered t.
other shrimpers of the county, i
was understood.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-18
IN@DUSTRIALIST
DIES AT TRY0N
Father OF Eight Hour Day
Will Be Buried
Stature day
DETROIT, April II

DETROIT, April II (P1 -
Funeral services for Andrew H.
Green, Jr., 81, colorful industrialist
who died Tuesday at his winter
home in Tryon, N. c., will be held
Saturday.
Green, who was credited with
introducing the eight-hour day to
Detroit, startled industrial circles
at the turn OF the century with
his management of the huge Solvay
Co. plant in downriver Delray.
A native of Syracuse. N. Y, he
started with Solvay as an office
boy and on the urging of his
.uperiors went to Cornell univer-
sity for study in engineering. After
receiving his degree he returned
TO Delray and became manager
Of Solvay's Delray plant, then in
q p~rotracted slump.
Green introduced drastic changes
in operation, engineering huge
loans and put the plant back on
It's feet.
Over the protest of his employ
srs. who warned eff it doesn't
work, you're through" Green in
itiated the eight-hour day - and
lived to see it become the work
ing unit of virtually all industry.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-18
|HARTSELL OF CONCORD
NAMED GRAND MASTER

RALEIGH, N. c., April II
up - At the closing session OF
the 160th annual communication
of the grand lodge of North Caro-
lima last night Luther T. Hartseu,
Jr., of Concord, was elected grand
master of Masons in North Caro-
lima succeeding William j. Bundy
of Greenville.
DR.. Maxwell E. Hoffman,. Ashe-
vile, was elected deputy grand
master; Wilkins P. Horton, Pitts
boro, senior grand warden; DR..
Wallace E. Caldwell, Chapel Hill,
junior grand warden; Herbert C.
Alexander, P. G.. NJ, Charlotte,
grand treasurer; and Wilbur L.
McIver. Raleigh. grand secretary.
Hartsell appointed the following
officers; the Rev. Roy c. Wisen-
hunt, Concord, grand chaplain;
G.. A. Farrow, New Bern, grand
lecturer; Herbert M. Foy, Mount
Airy, senior grand deacon; Will
liam H. White, SANFORD, junior
grand deacon; Edwin T. Howard
High Point, grand Marshal; Robert
L. Pugh, New Bern, grand
steward; DR.. Charles H. Pugh,
Gastonia, grand steward; Fred F.
Harding, Raleigh, grand tiler; j.
Ray Shute, II, Monroe, grand
orator; j. Edward Allen, P. G.
M. Warrenton, grand historian;
Robert B. Spencer, Raleigh Crane
auditor; Wilbur L. McIver.
Raleigh, grand librarian, the Rev
Harold G. Cuthrell, Marshall
burg, assistant grand chaplain;
and the Rev. Charles G. Mcclure
Charlotte, assistant grand chap
lain.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-18
GOLDSBORO DOCTOR
BACKS TEACHER PAY

WASHINGTON. April IT, Up -
DR.. David j. Rose, of Goldsboro,
N. c., said today teachers must
have more money and more fun
If American children are to get
the best education.
And, in order to attract boys
and girls into the teaching pro-
fession, he said, their salaries
must be on levels comparable to
those in business and industry.
Eve now have the opportunity
of taking leadership in the world
In education and government" the
president of the national council
OF state school boards association.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-18
BACK ACHE
DUE TO KIDNEYS?

Read This: If excess acidity of your
urine makes your back ache so you groan
-. so you get up three or four times a
night to pass water, now be of good cheer.
Three generations ago a famous doctor
noticed that hundreds of his patients had
this backache. He developed a medicine
made of exactly the right amount of six
teen herbs, roots, vegetables, and balsams
truly Natures W way to relief.
Now millions have used it. The medi-
cine is DR.. Kihner's Swamp-Root. In
stantly you take it, it starts to work
flushing out those excess acids that may
be causing your backache increasing
the flow of urine TO help case that burning
sensation when you pass water 80. and
that bladder irritation that makes you
get up nights. Caution: take as directed.
You'll say it's really marvellous.
For free trial supply, send to Dept. U,
Kilmer 6 Co., Inc, Box 1855, Stamford,
Conn. Or-get full-sized bottle of Swamp
Root today at your drugstore.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-18
Appeal To Cut
Housing Prices Planned

WASHINGTON, April H. W.P -
The next step in the admins
tration's anti = initiation campaign
will be a special appeal to the
construction industry to cut hous-
ing prices, a source close to the
White House revealed today.
President Humans economic
advisers were said to feel that
price cuts in such a key industry
would lead to lower prices in other
fields.
The administrators appeal will
be made to industry leaders at a
series of private meetings to be-
gin soon, this source said. The
presidents advisers will rely on
"moral suasion" to convince the
industry it should cut prices vol
unfairly.
Mr.. Truman already has made
similar appeals to industry as
whole. The administration does
not feel that the response thus fa1
has been Satisfactory although
several firms have announced
price reductions.
Meanwhile Sen. Robert A. Taft
R., O., told a reporter that he
fully endorses" Mr.. Truman's
campaign for lower prices. How
ever, he questioned the presi
dents statement of last week tina
another round of wage increases
would be justified if prices are no
cut soon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-18
CANADIANS STILL in
CRITICAL CONDITION

The condition of Miss Mary Bel
herman, of Montreal, Canada, who
was injured in the same traffic &C
cident in Brunswick county Tues
Iday night which claimed the life OF
Mrs. Florida Plante, was described
last night as s'critical."
Attaches at James Walker Me
lmorial hospital, where the injured
were taken, said that the condition
of Roland Laenard, chauffeur, was
fair"
Andrews Mortuary revealed last
might that a friend of the late Mrs.
Plante had arrived here by air
from Montreal. Plans for shipping
the body to Canada will be made
today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-18
FRIENDLY SUIT

WINSTON-SALEM, April II -
up - Trustees of Wake Forest
college have been named de-
PENDANTS in a friendly action
brought in Forsyth Superior
court here by the 2. Smith Rey-
nolds foundation to clear all le-
gal phases of the endowment
given the college by the founda-
ton.
The pending action says the
trustees of the college are be-
ing forced to accept approx
imately $3.50, 900 annually from
the foundation, beginning July l,
1947 and continuing to June 80,
1852.
The court action was requested
by the foundation to clarity the
legal status of the bodies involv'
ed - the board of trustees Of
Wake Forest college.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-18

said in an address prepared for
the nation = wide citizens con
ference of the National Education
association.
DR.. Rose said the only way to
give equal education throughout
the country is to get funds from
the federal government
at is shortsignted," he said, Ito
continue to spend the least money
for education of rural children who
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-18
L L

DUNN, April II - up - R,
L. Wilson, railroad brakeman, OF
Raleigh, Route l, was mangled te
death today when he slipped ano
fell under the wheels Of a Nor
folk and Southern freight trair
between Ellington and Kipling.
A jury impaneled by Coroner
C B. Alfred ruled that Wilson me-
death as a result Of an unavoid'
able accident.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-18
HELD IN CHILD'S DEATH

KINSTON, April II - tR - A
six-man coroner's jury today re-
turned a verdict that four-yea--
old Annette Taylor of the Mobiles
Mil section met death last Sat-
urday night "as a result of shot
gun wounds, said gun being in
the hands of Earl Taylor, her
father"
Coroner Raymond T. Ja~man
said that Taylor was ordered he'd
without bond for grand jury &C
ton at the June term of Superior
court.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-18
News OF The Carolinas

John C. Bills, FBI agent here,
announced today that four white
men and five Negroes will be
tried in federal court in Greens
boro June 2 in connection with
theft of 1000 worth of cigarettes
and automobile tires from the
Overnight Transportation com;
pany, Greensboro, last Nov. 8.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-18

will have the most children. Az
cording to the states ability 10
educate children, the children of
Mississippi. South Carolina and
Arkansas are literally born with
out an equal opportunity"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-18

Roger B. fancy was appointed
an associate justice of the U. S.
Supreme Court in 1885 by Presi-
cent Jackson, but the Senate re-
fused confirmation. Next year
fancy was named chief justice to
succeed John Marshall, and was
confirmed by the Senate with.
however, strong opposition from
Henry Clay and others.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-18

RALEIGH, April 17-P-Gover-
nor Cherry today reappointed Wal
ter W. Hook of Charlotte to a five
year term on the State Board Of
Architectural examination and reg
istration. Hooks new term will
expire April 8. 1852.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-18

The late President Franklin D.
Roosevelt travelled 243, 1927 miles
during his II years in office.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-18

Saint Patrick. patron saint of
Ireland, was thought to have been
born in Scotland Of Roman par
tentage.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-18

Hindus and Buddhists often
share the same gods and festivals.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-04-18
WHISKEY SEIZED

HENDERSON, April II - WJ
- A truckload of whiskey valued
by officers at $1,000 was seized
here early today by Assistant
Police Chief c. c. Harris and
highway patrolmen.
Two men, identified by Officers
as Frank Jaminkow of Baltimore,
Md, and Foster James Waddel
of Burlington, were convicted or
charges of Transporting for pur
poses of sale more tax-paid whls
key than permitted by law. Eacf
was sentenced to Il months On the
roads.
CHAPEL HILL, April II -(F
- The We'll public lectures OF
American citizenship will be de
livered next Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday at the Universit.
of North Carolina by Prof. Wa
ton Hamilton of the Yale I'm
versity Law school.
The general subject will b
1.-THE Return to Political Econ
omy."
The lectures were endowed il
1914 by the families of Sol an
Henry We'll of Goldsboro.
TO FACE FEDERAL COURT
CHART, OTTF. April II -(PE
Evening star., 1947-05-30
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT Cent

NAVAL OFFICER, wife. 9 small children,
need or bedroom house; prefer unfurn.,
ss7s. 81 e or z j sH. aH 4ss4 RICE ~ 4eoo Fst
ADVANCED RENT or s bedroom house.
SsaIssss Naiss 4. assE ssl assr 9 mile. y
REGULAR. COAST GUARD ofncer perma-
three wears. desires 5 or bedroom nn-
and Improvement guaranteed Ex 640O.
Ext. 503s, s am. to 5 pm. so.
NAVAL OFFICER, lust assigned Washing
ton duty, desires 3-bedrm. urtfurn. house:
PHYSICIAN wants 5 or bedroom. I'M
furnished house to rent: in good NV.
area Or nearby nee Nd a call y Wo LAO bs, so
rooms. within 15 miles of Silver Spring;
sS Az f.. 0aa 49,
desires M tso or three bedroom home. Phone
PROMINENT s.E. BUSINESSMAN would
like TO- rent 5-7-rm. house In sc. section
nB Ssns a9F pa can svs saee s oss
SRpsa tgsSSs SSS SSSH assssrs.., needs
small 2-bedrm. hse,, furn.. Wash: or Nd.
HOUSE soLD, BEING EVIcTEpi 9 vet
Grams anu WIVES, lAbueE auQ ul0IuSi, ucSu
g room or larger house MI. 6537. : 80
ADV. RENT 6 MOS; evicted from present
home: need 2 or 8 bdrm. house. unfur-
nishsd; NV. or suburbs pref. Cali WI
RADIO EXECUTIVE, wife. sons, age. 8
and 5. need furnished house within 30
MARINE OFFICER and family need 2
or bedroom, furnished detached house. in
sf9ss9g or oAs es V sEea S sE July N J.
sition. to sign l or 2 year lease for suit
ah,s ans hoSss. sNn coup,r as.,r.x ,nn,.d,s.s,v
unfurn. house. liv rm., library. 3 bedrms.,
kitchen. din. rm., garden. Phone AID. 1852.
Ext 81 .
assigned. want 5 or 4 bedrm. house,
ur1furnished. CAN SH. 6425. A.
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RooAs Observation-Disclosures.

THE MARRICK, 1873 B st. n.e.-An attrac-
tive guesthouse for girls, large. clean, light
rooms, some with running. water, single
Sedf Soables iasss shd eSSes $50 laundry privieges
THE GALENA, 132 st. ne-Comfortably
iurn. 1n. dble bsmt. rn.; sgle; beds, lge. closet;
light cooking and laund. privil.; s22 so
1867 4 ST. N.E.-Double room with twin
eedSle eedS kitchsn p55i4yaileses 54a for Eirls or
couple or girls; Kitchen privileges: con- 31-
genient transp9rtation. FIR, 1914. 81
ftsaea a aBRE4 BFiE pf fa NnEss r. 3sss master Bed
rm.' empl. cple.; kit priyil. LII. 35l9.
ssn ssne 1sth esd st. room i pvt
or 2 girls; unlim. phone. laundry privils.;
gag gag EAST sas1 carr cAFIToL@Lss. front !m On
sse T moor nyf nlfey gedDs 5pFn tTn beds
FRONT BEDROOM opne next pffaer3eo bath twin beds;
55ne 55npeeterebly gentlemen. Call Michigan
aTTRacT1vE0 Ar stsf1 4 SINGLE ROOM in private
transp. Can WA. 6313, II
DOUBLE ROOM, suitable for two girls or
a couple: dinner privileges. Call Ii. 42sS.
lie 3rd ST. N.E,-Double rm. for\ en-
ployed couple: cooking facilities; $40 mo-
CSlI Cal I Lu. 3692 after 5o., ] |, pm, u
s5b6 s5ifsoie eafS fSF cqupls s5s GF girls privileges
CoLoREDS-aoi6 CLaGETT ri. ne
Room for nice married couple, home
6oLoRED-BRootKSIIAND-Furnished rm.,
settled employed couple or settled
T9men; T13T nc no PRIVILEGES; s5 wk. each. Call
6oLoRED-sINGLE man or girl. DE.
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APARTMENTS WANTED tcont.


LATIN DIPLOMAT urgently in
need of small house or apartment: conven-
lent to transportation; consisting OF living,
about two bedrooms, dining room. kitchen
Please cali DE. 47sS: hours, 10 oG ami p m.
ABoHnT TO BE MARRIED, need an apart
rn or a1rp IN ~ $50 m Ss4
2-BEDRooM APARTMENT for permanent
Govt. Official wife and sons and 8;
UP gp,5 to s1oo per month. NELSON. ,Wo.
HOME OR APT. desired-omcer. wife and
s col eSRs
WANT Wa o 4-Ra. aaoAa AfT., reasonably re priced. in
nice nice neighborhood; good references, OR
sdp EMfLoTa6 ss1HEf eYsoUNe COUPLE urgently de-
VI sns ss S4 ss :sis5 s'r!syss'
hsxs 40 PETS m Box Sash a4saa as'0n stas ar.e'
2 MONTHS or less; need place to liys until ntil
nouse % Is hnished as Call any time. WOLFE,
PUBLISHERS REP. and wife. no children,
oe peq anflrn ap5 s S5 sot MR ng Fl sas fgrn
APARTMENT, small and furnished in NV,
urgently desired by girls, college gradu-
GQ FL snd wife and IN s
Ii. 1892 after pm. ls
PROFESSIONAL HISTORIAN, permanently
assigned War Department, wants lease on
unfurn. apt. or house for occupancy now
or before Sept. /. Georgetown pref. Wo.
CHAPLAIN, wife. e-year daughter, perma
assigned Walter Reed Hospital; 3-rm. apt;
Silver Spring or Takoma section; S1Oo.
RA 1894 500
COUPLE, settled: bedroom. unfurnished;
GEORGETOWN pref No children, pets or
parties. Perm. res, best ref. Ii. S465.
COL0RED COUPLE, expecting child In
June. desire l or rn1. apt. or double rI1
with kitchen NO 1S2l 20s
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ROOMS WITH BOARD tcon,. !.

ROOM AND BOARD. pleasant nomeIiEe
surroundings, all privileges: l single, Q
doubles; children welcome. Georgia 1858.
4213 WILSON BLVD. Arlington, va: bus
"a block from house; vacancies for men
saoe sss 81 iSD SRornsT iTons nice
restricted. dE. o6s3. ~ @3
1927 BELMONT RID. N.W.-vacaneies for
young people; nicely furI ,,s clean, eool
supplied by our own farm: S45 ea. monthly
is5s rs n ST. N.w.-For refined 70 souns
ss'0oy 1sss oTIs efi Fl. NV aWOIsase fasn front room
ss ssss Z saFlz nss. ssi g a. ihsfs EsSB
ccoeiksNEkk HOUSE With front porch and
express transD-. for man: seb. IA. sS4s.
1929 FAIRMoNT ST. N.w.-Renned young
man to share rm; with another yoyns man; di
Psss 18th sas ST. NWSc. ssie T s75
/ double, S45 .ea.: also one to share for
s 9gng MasN Mas Sth 7ss 7aaotNseE ysyas man
vacancies. for 2 girls or married couple:
siG Fiji .s S share sTssboaTa a sepses sI p
rly or phone MRS. SAMPLE. NO. $40.
vacancies in double and triple with rum
ming water, suitable for married couple
9Th caild snd eonv tEansD Sp; p szce neals
1912 18th ST. NV, nr. Scott Circle
Vacancy in lge. airy. rm. for young. men.
Vacancy, to share; 2 young men; also to
Sunday; maid and elevator service; rea-
sonable rates. Call Ho. 5061. II
WESLEY HALI-Single rooms, S50-S65
mo; double rms, S45-$55 mo-; seiective
menus. excel food, served 6:30-s:45 am.
and 5:15-7:30 pm; dinner served to out
side guests. S5c; maid service, water in
rooms. 1925 2lst St NV, NO, es04. Il
2013 MASS. AVE. .N.W.-Exclusive guest
house. very desirable rms. for young men
and women; we are known for our delight
full meals and excellent service. DISSINS,
IDE. 979S -6
GLOVER PARK-Single room and board.
private family; convenient transportation,
unlim. phone. Call WO. 4l45. i
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.-June 7th through
september Sept I, h 5th, $3.50 R per mo Furnished
garden. One child. W" WI. 1855. ~ y ti"'
PETWoRTH, SOC Webster st. NV: s rooms,
sfso sfssehsd per g from E ans sa44 to November l.
JULY AND AUGUST-Cool Chevy Chase
8 rms. screened porch; S175 mo-, payable
in advance. OR. 4447. 5000 Legation ST.
AIARYLAND-Beautifu furnished r
room house, overlooking Rock Creek Park,
available for summer. subiet from June Els. Is.
For further information, call WI. 1886.
FURN,~HED, s-room house, vacant June
l., First floor, living room, dining room,
kitchen, 2 bedrooms; 2nd floor, 8 rooms
furnished with refriserators, elec. stoves
Tsoma Psfs nst noTh On main 81 bssro 5Hsn
line. Rent, S185 per mo. or oPA ceiling.
WILL sUBLET a-bedroom, nicely furnished
home on Military I'd. from June z to Sept.
940a Box, / Ssh. Star: ~ Il
for $500 month. Cali OIL. o676 except
ing Ea;,Td SUNDAY > morninF for appt; 80
Md; pleasant surroundings: bedrooms,
6-BEDRM., HOUSE. completely furn., cor.
mo. Residential section, Alex; convenient
b4s E,9 service; ] TIE. 1894 ewes, 80
FURNISHED; summer rental, June Is to
Oct. l. Excellent cool house with garden
in Mass. Ave, Park section; liv. rm., din
5nd 5m' pant pantry kitchen; 3 bedrms., baths
bath on .3rd floor: Lear garage; desire
Tnd eeng May price cag Be c4s after
sANpoz NC. INC DU. 1874. cali pPar Mrs. FIN Fina
GREENW11cH FOREST. Bethesda, Nd,
559I5, 5aI5 Wildwood I'd; {delightful summer
at sl65 per mo. Call WI. 6s23 for ap-
SUMMER AND ANNUAL RENTALs-sev-
eral very desirable furnished houses in
Georgetown and NV. section from $3.50 up.
John de S1BoUR & CO.. Realtors, II
eIRVRLaND LRSs Laafe' PAkR@charming Fan Ssoe mode modern
lily. June 20-Aug. 80: garden: $3.50 mo.
EN-. 705s or Box 353-H, Star. i
IN BEAUTIFUL COLONY HILL-5 min
utes from downtown Washington. Cool
house for summer, beautifully furnished
for. private and adult family: 3 bedrooms,
LYING room, library. layatory, dining room,
6 weeks from June ID to August ! at
$3.50 monthly. Excellent maid available.
For particulars call Mrs. Finn, SANDOS,
INC, 2 Dupont Circle, DU. 1894. Box 147-
six RooMsS17Ag MS ING modern improvement.
EMPLOYED COUPLE to share my home.
all modern; utilities included. $50 a week
7013 st. ne. Call Hillside O957-R Il
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ROOMS fuRNIsHED-Mp. and VA.

ing bath and shower: / blk. bus, newly
constructed; finished and decorated; $50
mo, ea,: for 2 men only. CH. 3063 or OK
0610 after l pm.
ARLINGTON HOME-Lge. bright room
conv tfansp,: rent sgle. or dble. Ewes
siis WORTH AVE. sil spr-2 girls 'o or
couple. newly furnished; bus l blk. 81
1898 Al
REFINED LADY would like to share her
home. all utilities furn., 500 mo- Would
Ike employed couple. Owner home very
little. 81. 1923. 80
CHI. Gil, MD.-Beaw home. room and
sleeping porch. young people Ink. privi-
leses;: pvt family; tennis court. OIL. 66O3
AIRING GToN-Attrac frst-aoor front rm.
4 windows. nicely furn. bedrm with table
iarge ARMCHAIR and lamps pvt, entr.: $40
coNvENIENT TO SILVER SPRING and
ethesda-Twin-hed rn1;,, private bath: 2
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Houses Furnished-Md. and Va.

sublet attractive mod
ern home with garden, 3 to months. to
very careful tenant Call CHI. 3154
IN BETHESDA-A 5-roon1, 1-bath house
with fireplace, gas &C. heat, exceptionally
clean and well furnished; restricted neigh
borhood: no children: rent S125 For de-
tails. call FRED E. PFEIFFER, OIL. 6S67
VACATION RENTAI-June IA to Aug II
to reliable persons only; completely fur
nished, attractive modern brick house To-
Falls Church, Va; ) bedrooms, study. !
baths, recreation room, screened porch,
shady lawn and flower garden: S175 per
mo. Telephone Falls Church 2313-J
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ROOMS FURNlsHEp-s.E. and s.w.

25@ Sth ST. S.E.-Room next to bath.
clean and comfortable; $25 month. Call
after Pm 81
6t0 G ST. SE,-Conv. to Navy Yard and
transp;, Beautifully, furnished room, next
home, employed couple only; $40 week
or $40 monthly i
NEAR CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY. front.
twin beds shower, c,h.w and single; conv
transp.; inner-spring mattress. L. 20l4
SEQ B st Sc
11f5 ST. S.E-Newly furn. bedroom. /
or girls or cpie; S35 sgle., S37.5O dble
sol SEWARD SO. S.E.-One light house
Keeping room. suitable for couple; no OBJ
lection to infant FIR. 0091.
1928 You PL. S.E.-Lge master bedrm
new furniture, twin beds. Il
Evening star., 1947-05-30
COOPERATIVE ApTs. FOR SALE.

halls. bath. air conditioned &c New York
ave. NV, convenient to transp. and down
town. Adults. Me. 0S30 or G1. 1888, IL
to everything. Bargain. Box 299-G. Star.
coLoRED-FoUR. ROOMS, kitchen and
bath; located in ideal NV. section; money
required to purchase, $1.250 UP. PARA
MOUNT REALTY CO.. DU. 2642, 9 an.
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