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Evening star., 1947-07-14
7 GIs Killed in Crash
OF Plane as Mother
OF Victim Watches
By the Assoeiotsd Press

ATHENS, La, July IA
While the mother Of one
watched in horror, two Barks-
dale Field soldiers crashed to
their deaths in q civilian
plane here yesterday.
Barksdale Field identified
the victims as SiSergt. Ju-
Illus Kelly Atkins. "a, of Athens,
and Pfc. Kenneth c. Kress,
10, of Yates Center, Kans.
Sergt. Atkins mother, Mrs.
r. D. Walker, and his STEP
father were watching from the
yard of their home as the plane
went down. They had waved
at Sergt. Atkins. q veteran Of
50 B-29 missions over Japan,
as he few over the house.
Evening star., 1947-07-14
Congress in Brief
by the Assoeiotsd Press

senate:
Continues debate on House-ap-
proved bill to cut income taxes next
year by $4,000, ,000, 1000.
Public Lands Subcommittee opens
hearings on possible oil shortages. -
Banking Committee meets In
closed session to consider resolution
calling for study of high prices.
Senate House Economic Commit
tee continues hearings on problems
of wage-price sterilization.
Senate and House conferees try
to reach compromise agreement on
Interior supply bill.
House:
Meets to pay tribute to the late
Representative Mansfield, Democrat,
of Texas.
Expenditures Committee considers
armed forces unification bill.
Evening star., 1947-07-14
Heart Attack Kills
Man Attempting
Suicide With Knife
~ the Assoe;otsd Prsss

POINT PLEASANT, w. Va,
July IA heart attack killed
Victor Bradshaw, 50, before he
could finish committing suicide
with a knife. Coroner r.. w.
Esnenhaur reported yesterday.
The knife was found beside
the body, Mr., Esnenhaur said,
but a self inflicted chest wound
was not deep enough to reach
the heart.
Evening star., 1947-07-14
Truman Will See France
Award Roosevelt Medal
kx the Associufsd Prast

BY the Assoeiotsd Press
The White House said President
Truman would witness the post
humous presentation of the French
governments highest military honor
to President Roosevelt at the French
Embassy at pm. today.
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt will re-
ceive the Medaille Militaire from
French Ambassador Henri Bonnet
in a brief ceremony.
The French government is honor
ing the former President for his part
in the liberation of the French peo-
ple.
Evening star., 1947-07-14
Flanders Bids U. 5. Force
Russio to Yield Veto
Ry the kssoeiotsd Prs.s

| Senator Flanders. Republican. Of
Vermont declared yesterday that
Russia should be forced" to accept
an amendment permitting her
United Nations veto power to be
overridden.
He proposed that the U. N. Charter
be changed TO- allow three-fourths
vote Of the Assembly to offset Veto
THE United States must take
leadership ins putting firm pressure
on Russia, to force her to change
tactice and accept this veto amend
ment,s the Senator declared In 4
radio Interview over station WEAM.
Kyoto held Japans first trade
expositiou since surrender.
Evening star., 1947-07-14
Weather Report

Observation-Disclosures cloudi-
ness. but with little sunshine.
Scattered thundershower this
afternoon and evening. Highest
about 88, lowest tonight near 6S.
Tomorrow sunny and continued
warm.
Wind velocity, II miles per hour;
direction, south-southeast.
River Report
From United States Eneineers)
rotomae River clear at Harpers Ferry
and muddy at Great Falls; Shenandoah
clear at Hsrpers Ferry.
r.-~sr.t,,~ u,-s:a&,
Evening star., 1947-07-14

An Iraq Royal Aviation Club has
been formed to train young men
to fly.
Evening star., 1947-07-14

Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, 90. on June II.
Lowest, Z, on February 5.
Tide Tables.
Evening star., 1947-07-14
Bnt.nAI nuUr HIger yUHtet.
Precipitation,

Monthly precipitation in inches In the
Capital tcurrent month to dAte):
Evening star., 1947-07-14

Temperature and Humidity.
tReadines at Washington National Airpo
Evening star., 1947-07-14

The Sun and Moon.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-12-12

5s 5 5
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-12-12

Year after year we have been wish ing our friend, a Merry Christmas, each year hoping 10 make our message a little warmer, a lhlle more personal.
 It is with some such thought a, this thai ve now add this "Merry Chrisimas' Io the many that have gone before, with the hope that il will find you abundant, blessed wlih everything that the magic wand of Christmas can bcslow.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1947-12-12
MCCORMACK DOCK COMPANY

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Hartford chronicle., 1947-03-15

with an injured ankle, received in fall on an icy street.
 After many weeks of expert detective work on the part of local police and the Philadelphia police, John Robinson, who lost a fife savings to culprits working throughout the East, has receiv- ed a portion of his money, with the hope that the thieves may be brought to account for the balance of over a thousand dol lars.
 Joseph Shoots, Steward at the Harmony Lodge of Elks, is reported improved after several weeks of illness.
 Mrs. Verger Williams, Mrs. Gertrude Holmes, Mrs. Alice Hagood and MT. Roy Sims of this city attended the funeral services of their brother, Glover Sims, who died at his home in Atlantic City, Feb. 25th. Mrs. Roy Sims accompanied her hus- band. The deceased was born at Greenville, sc. He was a ma- son and a member of the Long Branch Baptist Church of that city. Besides sisters and broth CT is survived by his wife, Mrs. Sallie Sims, one son, R. D. Sims of Woodruff, sc, a stepmother, Mrs. Jamie Sims of Greenville and other relatives. Three step brothers, Roy, Robert and Bob by Kelley and a step daughter, Mrs. Hattie Washington, all of Atlantic City. Rev. Henry Heal officiated and burial was in Greenwood cemetery, Pleasant vile, New Jersey.
Hartford chronicle., 1947-03-15
SPRINGFIELD, MASS, NEWS
by Oliver M. Buggs
The Dunbar c 0 m m unityI

The Dunbar Con m u II i t V League, under the executive management of the recently ap- pointed Alexander B. Mapp and assisted by Charles H. Hill and a staff of capable workers have outlined program as an initial step to vocational opportunities that should mean much to this community. Miss Rebecca John son Assistant Supt. of the Wash ington School is chairman of the 1947 vocational program. Starting with a radio broadcast over station WSPR March 13, and on March 16, at St. John s Cong. church at 3:3O p.m., Guest Speaker J. A. Thomas, Director Industrial Relations of the National Urban League; A panel discussion at Mt. Calvary Baptist church March IT at 8 pm. with discussants being w.. A. Cowing and Mrs. Mary Mac Lean of the school department and T. o. Armstrong, Person nel Dept. of the Westinghouse Electric Co.,; March 18th, at Oli- vet Community House, 8 :00 pm. Discussants, l.. B. Jefferies of the Community Chest, Dr. Will liam B. Jones, Dentist and Da- vid Taylor, Personnel Dept. of Perkins Machinery Co.,, Mrs. Inez Evans presiding. March 19 at Alden Street Baptist Church with Howard Edmonds presid- ing on subject ''The Veteran. !" On March 2Oth at Bethel AM. E. Church, subject ''Plan Now for Your Future'' with Charles Hill presiding with Discussants Dr. Seth Arsenia of Spring field College, Atty J. Clifford Clarkson and H. S. Mccormick, Personnel Dept. at the Ameri- can Bosch Corporation.
 Mrs. Reginald Fosque was hostess to the Dorcas club which held it's meeting in the home of Rev. and Mrs. Hugh A. Rogers of King Street. The Mission ary Society held its meeting at the home of MT. and Mrs. Nor man Johnson of 38 Dymon St. The young people of the church are looking forward to the an nounced showing of the "Song of Freedom, Paul Robeson and the Real Joe LLouis, with shorts of his famous fights.
 Archie Smith of Boylston St. has been confined to his home
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-05-08

the direction of Mrs. Robinette, mu-
sic instructor at H. H. s., presented
musical program Tuesday after
noon at the high school.
The theme for the program was
"Rhadsody in Blue" by Gershwin,
which was followed by Concerto
No. g. by Rachmanioff, which was
played by the orchestra under the
direction of Mr.. A. James Condaris,
with a piano solo by Lois Mongan.
my Lovely Annina," an Italian
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-05-08
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. HAGERsToWN. MARYLAND

Folk Song, was sung by the Girls
Glee Club, followed by "Giannina
Mia" from "The FREELY" by Friml,
sung by the Girls Sextette. The
Orchestra then played "Andan-
tino," from Moonlight and Roses"
by Lemare, and the Boys Glee Club
harmonized on riff Song" from
1.-THE Desert Song" and "Stoutheart-
ed Men," from New Moon" both
by Sigmund Romberg
'Love Is a Plaintive Song" from
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-05-08

Patience" by Gilbert and Sullivan,
was sung by Girls Glee Club, fol-
lowed by the Girls Sextette singing
What a Lovely Day." by Federer,
and the Leibestraum," played by
the orchestra. In commemoration
of Mothers Day, Charles Lilliard
sang 81 Love You Truly" accom-
panied by the chorus and orchestra,
and this was followed by the Girls
Glee Club singing by the Bend of
the River" by Edward-Dies.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-05-08

"Ave Maria" by Shubert, was
beautifully sung by Jean Closer
and The Trio, followed by the mixed
chorus singing Chimes of Spring."
by Linche. Martha Natter then
sang my Hero" from "The Choco-
late Soldier" accompanied by the
entire cast. The program was con-
cluded with the student body sing
ing "Shortinin' Bread" when I
Grow Too Old To Dream" and
CONTINUED on Page ~
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-05-08
High School Chatter
By Clara BIevins

which illustrated the present social
and economic situation of Greece.
In appreciation of Music Week,
the Glee Clubs and Chorus, under
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HOUSES WANTED 70 sUY.

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-13
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

REGULAR ARMY 1t. COL. wants 3-bed-
room house, UNFINISHED, will lease for
3 years. Call WO. 1852, Room 119. IA
PFRMANENT-3 adults desire furnished
2-bedroom house, maximum rent. 500.
THREE ADULTS want 3-bedroom fur
nished house until June or longer: no
children. pets nor liquor. AD 3097. IA
3 MONTHS RENT IN ADVANCE, house or
2-bedroom apt: prefer. NV. section or
auSTRALIAS SERVICE OFFICER. Just
assigned Washington. requires 2 or bed
room furnished house for wife. daughter
q yrsD and self; prefer Virginia or
nearby Maryland. CO. 4122. IA
TRGENT, or 8 bedroom apt. or house,
Infurnished, in D. c. or. suburbs: non
drinking or smoking; excellent care. TIE.
EYE FEARS RENT IN ADvANcE-Bureau of
Standards executive needs 3-bedroom un-
furnished apartment or house. Gil. 1922.
HOUSE OR APARTMENT. s75 to 500
rental; family of 4: Arlington. Alexandria
OF Fairfax County. WALLING KEITH,
The News, Birmingham. Ala. l3'
Up TO SIX MONTHS RENT in advance for
desirable 3 or bedroom unfurnished
MAJOR REPAIRS MADE at our expense;
family needs 3 or bedrm house. D c.
or Arl Box 2S4. Rosslyn; Va. l3' -,
PROFESSIONAL WRITER, family g
ADULTS, forced to move by return Of
owner, urgently need Q or 3 bedrm. house
or apt. furn. or unfurn.: limit. SIP;
prefer N. Arlington or NV. CH. 442s. is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-13
HOUSES FURNISHED

BETHESDA. MD.-Furnished; 3-bedrms,
baths. maids rm; i-year lease; s2 SS9
WILL SHARE furnished home with 3 en-
prlyscy. ao IN. as0a. q csiiiHm I'd re
VERY ,iaR9F0 AahrsTRAcr1vEIY furnished house;
garden: "a block from conn. ave, near
Dupont Circle; rent, $3.50 mo. Elk. 1884
S Sf1 cHE;vIRLY THEATEK-2 men or 9
girls to share house with young couple
and BABY ;m un sq geo, uoo6 , ml4 in
located house is available for married
couple In exchange for wife's services as
cook for one in family. Box 232-D' star
Sill. spR., MD.-Modern corner detached
home of rms, . baths: oil INV: h. built
nm r. Ynsp ess eaH rHoHs ST.
DETACHED FURNISHED HOUSE, 2 bed
bath BATH oil, heat closed-in porches: 9 or 3
adults, no pets; woodbridge, 1928. MI
5aSA 259 aA lying st. pe furnish
ed 6-room and basement home charmingly
Handicapped. on exclusive Western avenue
blocks from cheY ysce Ghsse arse
Meeting arch to dining room: Kitchen is
nd spesEas With Hook @odern tile ba
with shower. Entire home, including 9
bedrooms contains luxurious draperies ana
Venetian blinds: hardwood floors polished .
to mirrorlike finish; Automatic oil bet
water heat This home has never been
rented SO we require gentle people with
excellent references; no objection to we'll
behaved children; Rental is S1s5 - per er
month: 6 months advance rent and lease
one year or more required; Possession
october is. Call ordway 1896 for ap-
FOR PSR' RENT-Rockville, Md, Oct i to
June l. furn. Diet. brick home, 4 bedrms..
: baths. oil heat heated gar ige. lawn
FOUR-BEDROOM HOUSE. in Chevy Chase;
NJ sa A 600 per mo- After 9 pm'' call
Rent FREE-Attr. well-furuished Arl.
home TO refined couple q child well
comed), In exchange. day care 2-yr; old
boy; mother employed. Box 255-C, star.
PENCE ST., ALEX, vA.-Revolutionary
era town house with historic BACKGROUND,
restored in recent yrs and in immaculate
cond.; 4 bedrms, 3 baths, liv rnl., library,
din. ,rm.. Kit. and walled garden; com
etely furn. Bendix washer, oil heat;
$3.50. For appt., TIE. 1929.
1905 CALVERT ST. NV rms, baths,
automatic gas heat, recently redeco-
rated; l-yr. lease required. SEQ. Gil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-13
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT tcen,. :,

EXECUTIVE, permanent position interna-
tlonel organization. mature coupe, cul-
need se nes far
ton or Arlington. Call Ex. $780,. Ext.
MGR sH N VaeaETE th Hok o owner
t family Of s. in n; AG!Ingsep;a between
FAMILY OF 5 Adults. mother and .
daughters, desire 2 or bedroom house or
apartment. furnished or unfurnished. neaE-
7 7seS Ga Sr Al day sat and and, Sun n,rr
BSsns 'R 5snsd n 455s
REG LAR ARMY major, wife. daughter
yyeenaient to Pentaeon up to 500. Gu.
House OR BUNGALOW in D. C. Tor 2
adults; not exceeding 500 month. Box
REGULAR LAR! ARMY OFFICER. wife and
scnool-,ase son, need 2 or 3 bedroom, un-
Rh9hs NES s rs Wssh III gfes settled
couple no s San fqsnneS
STATIONED HERE 21z yrs, executive ca
pacity U. S. Army: adults desire 2 or
ps are D Ir coT RsGRs
s seRet5 '! faE4AcHERs-Man, wife and d TO-
yr.-old daughter desire unfurn. apt. or
small house in Bethesda. Silver, sp Gs
or Takoma Park, by Oct. l.. UN. 1857,
after pm; ,, or Bradley ooo1 days Ask
FAMILY, i ADULTS. want house or apt.
preferably unfinished: wash or vicinity;
permanent. Cali RE. 1900. Ext. 3947, 10
sRMy RSk 2a$ WfS star 49, and
he is overseas: desperately need unfurn.
house or apt, or more bedrms. Falls
ARMY OFFICER urgently needs 3-bedrm
$40; family Of adults and one child.
ARMY DoCToR, wife, ? daughters. need
. or 3 bedroom, unfinished house; will
4 Rsi sE@ PoRM Nj GEORGE G2EEo9RGErowN HOME
80 bedrms., ample liv. rm., slzeable gar
den, well furnished: up to $500, 1-2 yr.
lease. Call J. R. TENCHER CO.. AID. 2644
I'll r 2 Pm DY 7oss Later d.s,,ss ,r,
nished or unfinished apartment or house.
kE re- FOR oR lease ah st to bedrm house, un-
turn: in NV. sec. only; by Amer adult
family no children or pets; will pay up
20 yrsi reliable. references. co. 1868.
WANTED TO RENT, lge. house, good loo.
mr.. transp.;. for very select rocming Gil
REFINED middle-aged couple, no children.
aeS5Fe sfS Mr. BAILEY LEY n phone
II. 1916. 3 to o pm. and all day Sunday.
WANTED To RENT in Silver Spring, 8 or
4 bedroom home VIC. of Montgomery Hills:
can cal 81 81 s sss. -en'AI, -e4De' a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-13
HOUSES FOR sAlE-Nesthwsss.

GE0RGETOWN, .Ss,5O0-A, new oiering.
&c. e sos JOHN EfPPsRsosM 45
coLoRESD-soo BLK. PARK RID. NV
oil h.-wh.. full basement. Al condition;
with reasonable down payment. For de-
ssi call n io EssEd pHor SIR
oSLoR RED ofa T. FOR OK 1NsfEcTfoN 80
to pm. 2141 N st; NV, semidet. 3-story
s prick, rms and bath, hot.wat .,r. heat
sefn With B. GO IS en- R STE
s SelS SaaS eTss 70 s aoe1 mr. ,,.his.
rcea P eo sen ns S nfss ss a cali pS NJ
56Hs pskr sa:o sc o 1902 h n ss
eo 81 Agi Gso1 COURT, near srd ia and
commereiai; Win p sell 1'u Houses a good
price; low down payment. AUERBAcH
SoG G0 81 aesi I'll saER Rjn l End
ST. NV open Sat. and sun, to Z pm;
Ell hSs; 'rIsPEsd Y Ef5
G s6h6EK eo Re PSI e. or N IT, 1852 CONF
msESi"l pE hSERs ea 81 aSS4 R e
coLoRED-BEAUTIFUL HOMES for sale
All sections city: down payment as low
as $3.50. DU. 1858. CLARENCE BERRY,
ceooloREib-a4s N ST. N.w.-ss. 7so:
only Cali HENRY J. ROBE. INC, 1924
COLoREDwoPEN SAT. AND SUN. 2 to
6--3629 18th st. NV: row brick, Z rms.
and bath. full bsmt.. h, w h.. concrete front
porch; house in excel cond.; g5issed5 vt fST
REALTY CO., INC, exclusive. GE. 1902
CoLoRED-1Ith AND SITS. NV
Home and income, in this excel, renting
section, low down payment; rent n,, from ON
rms. will pay monthly terms =, Cal 1a>, ~
9 Pm; Re; sJ Gak First El5 NATIONAL
COLORED-yACANT; Open 2 to p. NJ
Sat and Sun; 1881 Warder st. NV
Beautiful 7-rm. brick. baths, oil heat, ga
rage, frepl.. Venetian blinds: immediate
poss.; S15,950, on terms. Call MI. Moser,
Ia. 1881, KAY REALTY CO., RA. 22OO.
CoLoRED-oATEs ST. N.E.-Here is one
Of the finest brick homes ever offered;
contains 21a baths, 2 ultramodern kitch-
ems, containing the latest equipment:
beautiful land and yard with all types of
vegetables and fruit trees; Colonial front
porch and 2 inclosed. heated rear porches,
8 large rooms, detached garage; magn1-
ficent home at reasonable price, ct least
Re. 1851, FIRST NATIONAL REALTY
CORP, 905 9th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-13
HOUSES FOR sALt-seu.hsess.

HILLCREsT-A beautiful buy; corner Diet.
brick; 8 spacious rooms, full basement,
b.-i. garage. Cedar storage closets. Good
ing Branch ave. Priced very reasonably
SIs,750. Call for appointment: PAUL P.
| STONE, Realtor, HI. 4243 or MA. 1919.
HOME AND INCoME-519 10th st. Sc
large house at a reasonable price. SURETY
S 6EAE sA 60, AS E6' s sss4 pm to dark
9Ol Burns ST.. of Alabama aye;-b-rm
brick bungalow. new-house condition. o.
heat. fenced yard. huge lot barbecue PIT
ordered to Russia. Immediate possession
R Ran { oo ciik III built prswa.
gas heat steel beams. copper pipes. work
sbihx; j., + B. 5; BURGESS, 1924 Penna. ave.
iHhIiiLGREsTGPrexar 2;story, e-rm. br.
ca. f.; extra lse: master bedrm; also
H tsaEass aso 5eo BEST osr 'V under
3; BURGESS, a524 Penna, ave. S.e,' VI
FaiRFAx VILLAGE AREA-Immac. pre-.
war, semidetached br.;, gas heat psneied
rm bsdrms cplorf sr, Iils sstn' a5 5se
sNAoos III ss s'e Completely redeco-
heat, full basement porch: 81. 900 casn
s sVs move s. w. VI ESQ., p BURGESS 1924 psnn'
$3.50 sogiaEES AVE" gr Brad IT., a : Is;
on nice terraced lot. 80 BY 100; q gsr rage
$1,000 cash, S10,950. T. D. BURGESS
o eGTt f FOR IN asp sat and Sun 20
pm, 2O1s Ridge pl.-Brick, semidet. =,
rms, newly decorated, aI-elee; kit.
conv. buses: schools, SHOPPING: $4,000.
SCOTT SANDERS, 1919 s. Capitol, st.
lis isth ST., at Lincoln Pk-Briek,- 2
rms. now occupied at apis. Sill $50.
SCOTT SANDERS. 1919 S. Capitol st.
oPPEN FOR INSPECTION Sat and sun.
2-5 pm. 316 Raleigh st.-Brick. semi
det., 5-rms.; excel. cond, cow. schools,
stores, transp: Sc. $50; cash. $4,000.
gS S rgsa SANDERS ss1s s. Capitol @14 st.
1909 I ST.. Hillside, Nd, OF Marlboro
pike months old. brick bungalow; con.
taining. liv. rm,, din. rm,. 2 bedIms., tiled
bath. fun bsmt; with oil h.-wh.; RIicsd
SMITH. INC. Realtors 1913 n st. nv.
DI; 9057i or ewes, Wood, RE. 06s2' Ext.
101 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-13
ApARTMENTs WANTED Cont,

desire 2-bedroom unfurnished apt. or
hGgSe II nearby virs2a tx 21s6
need s-room unfarnished apartment Se With
bath; By Sept; 70; hillside 53ss: ,1s.
o T sssp an sos sa 4s zea ssr of
G. W.tsTUDENT (vetD and wife texpect-
Ing tnss Tsently need 3zEm fgrn apt priyats
ARMY MAJOR AND WIFE, no children. no
pets, desire to suitcase for 4 or months
fGrSishe s or pnfurnishe6 apt, Gs9rsetoTn
NAVY ENGINEER. MOTHER, perm, no
pets desire 2-bedrm. apt. or house. TIE.
1SSo a YouS { Pr ladies with nationally
apartment ip N Y. washington for oeeu-
FnRsNSA 4f Eh h9T 4 eieetr stsr engineer
wife and three children desire furn. or
unfurn. apt or house for, to months
while purchased od house Is being completed;
teed Du. oaSa. WOW SI4s
EVICTED VET. wife urgently need / or
xA MANA e.. N a a es s q5fu Ho nFa
asiTrfTSoRRNEY. VETERAN, desires 3 Or or 4
for himself and wife. Elk. 246o. Ext, ,3o76
fukNIsHFD APARTMENT in NV. or
Arlington wanted for graduate student, en-
lady under 80. MISS KELLY Du. 1850 eve.
BACHELOR APT. by professional woman,
NV section preferred. Call Miss Boyer,
"a S19Gs q, 232. THE HEcHT 60: is
SIRE two-bedroom apartment, in or near
washington. Phone MA. 3120, Ext. 455.
DESPERATE COUPLE, expecting baby with
In month, still no apt: "a turn. or un-
iurn Won't sny one help? MI. 1910. 13'
need small hnngn
Lease desired: furn. or unfurn.; Bethesda.
Silver Spring. or NV. am good. house
bnss fss e dE 1885, E sHo $ ss5s S5 ns
STATE DEPT, OFFICIAL, bachelor art
tractively furnished studio, guesthouse.
apt. or small house: will hire reliable
servant: consider sublet. OR. O736 after
FORMER NAVY 1T. AND WIFE desire one
Or two bedroom apt in section NV. of
cha nsRs e aTe c al T %o 5a sTf
REFINED LADY must have 1-bedrm., liv.
nm, kitchen and bath apt, in nice apt.
bldg: not over s76 mo- Box 69-D. Star.
NoNDRINKING, nonsmokinE. quiet. re-
fined veterans widow desires small apt:
perm GOVT emDiOss. refs. BOX loIi::D'
VETERAN AND WIFE. no children, both
working, desire one bedroom apt. in apt.
FIVE e2I 1sIR s Souns man. his wife
and baby. desire apartment; preferably
IA soe1 WIFE. nv TWO o'S CHILDREN cages
and 10). desire furn. or unfurn. apt for
approximately 3 to 4 months. LU. 1895.
CoLoRED-URGENTLY NEEDED or Q
bedroom apartment. Call MRS. JONES. RE
400, Ext 62244. from. to 4:30, or
CoLORED-1 OR ROOMS, kitchen and
bath apt; urgently needed by employed
couple; furnished or UNFINISHED; no chill
PM; all day Sat. and Sun, AID. 1894.
CoLoRRD-1. or 3 ROOM APT.-Fur-
nished or unfinished, NV. Call OR. 09S6.
coLoRED-APT., L ROOM, kitchen. bath
-r.w section. for couple, Gail DI. 1888,
ask for GEORGE JORDAN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-13
HOUSES FOR sALE-soushwsss.

Mr.. NAVAL RESEARCH LAB.-Modern
Diet brick, 8 lovely rms. and bath. fun
basement with recreation rm. oil a,-c.
terms To inspect, call CAMPANELA a.
Woop FIX. Alb; ewes, AID. $3.50. LIP
BOOMING HOUSE blk. from Agricul-
ture Dept. and Bureau of Engraving; Ice.
OLD s-rm frame. h.-wh., bath. To be re-
conditioned inside. Price. $s,95O: $3.50
fSc RE- ni gSs6 . .Hfn ms e n Sss5
VIRGINIA AVE. S.W.--Near Govt bldgs.
Row brick, 6-rrs., bath. oil heat; priced
be seen any time. Cali til pm LEO M.
BERNsTE1E g. CO.. 14l5 SITS. NV,
CoLoRED-BARGArN. $500 DOWN. $40
per mo-709 Delaware ave. s.v: 2-story
brick. Elk 1900: ewes. no. O325. .--1s
COLORED-1O5 o ST. s.W.-Speeisl bar
gain-First commercial, 5000 cash pay.
ment: price, 5000; five-room brick In
front; a 4-room brick in rear: deep lot.
Act today to secure this bargain. RE. 62l6.