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Kodiak mirror., 1948-02-07
PALMER R SUPPLY

Plumbing and Heating Supplies of all kinds American Standard and Kholor
 Fixtures
 Tubs
 W. Closets
 Laws
 Shower Stalls Sinks and Sink Cabinets Bathroom Accessories Copper Tubing and Fittings Cast Iron Soil Pipe and Fittings Gal. Pipe and Fittings American Heating Equipment Hot Water and Steam Porcelain Kitchen Cabinets Hot Water Tanks - all slzes Galvanized
 Copper
 Glass Lined
Evening star., 1948-06-11
Take My Word for 1t
By Frank Colby
What's the Origin?

Omaha: No one. not even the
library. can give the origin of the
expression, "the life of Reilly
B. E. v.
Answer: The origin is uncertain:
but a plausible theory is that it grew
out of popular jingle (1882), Us
That Mr.. Reilly?" by an unknown
author: s
I'm Terence o'Reilly, I'm a man Of
renOWn :.
If they'd let me be, I'd have Ireland
free,
On the railroads you'd not pay any
fare,
I'd have the United States under
my thumb.
And I'd sleep in the Presidents
chair.
Akron: What Is the origin of the
name, "the Great White Way" for
Breadway?-C. F.
Answer: The name for Broadway
and the New York theatrical dis
trict was adopted from the title OF
play by Albert Bigelow Paine,
THE Great White Way" which
was very popular in New York in
1901.
Syracuse: Who Is the author OF
this four-line description Of the
dachshund?
The dachshund has build unique;
You'd think him out of joint, sir.
He seems to take at least a week
To pass a given point, sir.
w. De v.
Answer: Blushing prettily, I
acknowledge the quatrain as mine.
1t appeared in 1941 in one OF my
books of speech.
Los Angeles: Some time ago I
came across word that describes
the action of horse in raising the
fore feet in the air and standing
on the hind legs, usually referred
to as rearing" What Is it, please?
IF. j. H.
Answer: The word you want is
pesade. The word Is of French
origin. Pronounce It: puh-SAYD;
or. puh-ZAHD.
Helena: What caused the worm
to turn, and what did he do when
he did turn?-W. T.
Answer: He cried, "Ouch!" for in
Shakespeare's King Henry vi we
read, "The smallest worm will turn,
being trodden on"
Are you having difficulty using the 10
self yordse Mr. Colby's leshet. C-23,
"seIf Words" makes It easy for you 70
learn the only two ways in which tney
can be used properly
To obtain a copy. send cents In com
and a stamped. sslf-addressed snyeiooe
to him. In care Of The Evening star; u
Roy 99, Station G. New York IL, ". T.
Evening star., 1948-06-11

FRTYATE PARTY wishes to buy clean
1g4o-1g42 model from private party onis'
All cash. Gail UN 3507. - II
BUSINESSMAN needs new 19As automo1 g,
bile; prefer low mileage; pay al easn. Can
CTsroM-BUILT HOUSE TRAILER; sleeps
/, stationary bed; exehanss for GOOD car OF
truck. BY owner. TE; 2535 ,., uad.,
only. csl LU. 63l4 after $50 Pm. s--l7
Evening star., 1948-06-11
Ukroinions Raising SiIkworms

MOSCOW. R.-The newspaper
Socialist Agriculture" says more
than 5000 collective farms In the
Ukraine are engaged in silkworn
breeding. Last year, it states, they
gave to the state bigger produc-
ton than In the best prewar years.
Evening star., 1948-06-11


gray. r. and h.; 800 mi; $685. Open
MoroRs, NC, poi 5Ioo Wis sii ave. @ Io. 1851.
PoNTAIc 1899 de luxe s-cyl. 4-door Sc
sI Il 4ssd Se s 4 cash A4 S5 s s
PONTIAC 1941 4-dr. sedan. black. Price
sass; one location: INDOORS; HILL i h. T5B II ).
EFf 4sds dsafo Topsdo sA 1850 sedan beau
white,;walI tire trim: us sorseous apd
Fl ensfP sa It ons Is a
to pay Full Cipco warranty. -12.
PoNTiAcS. le4i sonyertible: s. ,as5; DOL ls41 &
PoNTIAc pt FAC 1877 970 Torpedo @ To- Sedan; radio
seat HyE ys1y lST %oTok %saEs sAIE ss
PONTIAC 6-cylinder. 4-door sedan; good
tires heater seat sse sw one dnv0 OF s
essn !ssss VIZ Is tssm' sys e9sbSN MotoH
eSmpst. nas ss4 motor sfy looks nd
$3.50, CO. 1910.
PONTIAC 1946 "s' maroon 2-door Stream
So 900. Call after 5 weekdays MI. $500.
Ext. 423; Sat. and SUM-. any time. ID.
PONTIAC l947 Streamliner "s.i .,ah +, and
out, low mileage: black hnish; viii sesspt
trade; S3395 @ guar ran and terms terms No N0RIh- III
oensoufs esrs." AT r. 900. 700 we '0'' W" III
PONTIAC, 1916, Torpedo "s" 4-door; r.
sssn sna terms s pin asfh sy Mo4R s9S5 co
Du2 Dss ss sell a2S used z fd
STATION WAGON, 1s4l Hudson; body. re-
j' 500 or gS'bst' best otSer. @ 1858 Lawrence St.
sfArfSS ga HS Saaoxs-1s4o VAC Pontiac, SID s1.oss;
indoors sa r0Ff H1IL ~ 4BBTs SIS G9s Vsrment
ave. NV. Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer, MA.
ssTffThDEBAKER 1e47 pate, Champion Regal
de luxe conv.; gray, black top. red leather
upholstery, climatizer. overdriye. hill hold
er; excellent condition; s2.595. OWNER,
sTuDEBakFR SAj i;isask 1a4s Commander : Regal
de luxe club coupe: climatizer; ,overdrive
aea e. ssSo 81 S9F's Ca. Ses WI n less
sTTUiDEBAKER ls47 Commander Land
beautiful maroon; always garaged: 5000
es aFsss s aoTn HASRs MI pGt %o ofs
sGGDIbAk,EK la Is$s sdOoso;s -. depsnaa1gs snfl1
GEL & GOLDEN, Kaiser-Frazer dealers
sG3 Carroll St. NV. Takoma PIX, D c.
sTUDaBAKER ST i5isfAKER 1899 Champion sedan:
| black, r. and h. overdrive,, good tires;
very clean car. in excellent condition
WorE ogse 1ah eaih and sss *
sITTUDEBAKER 1885 coupe; completely
overhauled; passed l94s inspection; pvt.
sfSrsaSEf is9d NJ csS@. saSs na.r sd5or
Coll
sTTDEBAKER SnI ies7 coupe; see and you
will buy; price, S245. WILLIAMS, R.; !.
sTuDEBAKER STU 1913 Commander 8 SKY
way sedan. perfect condition. $1'24o'
sTGphBAkERs ss1n ifsn Fl n'T fs47 sedan and a-dr;
1s4s convertible. coupe. s-window club
coupes, commanders and Land Cruisers.
METROPOLITAN MOTORS. New York ave.
and BlassnSbars rd TR s4s4 sedan
with custom air-cond. unit immaculate
interior, $4,000 actual miles; price,
81 .o45. WILLIAMS. R. I. ave. at goth
s1TiuDEBAKER 1s47 de luxe Champion +
door heater lOx Risags e peri g,r como md
~. ssy
we sell used cars Ii. 4100. ii
WILL TRADE my 6-cylinder d947 Super
de luxe Fordor Ford. gray, 10000 mi. AZ
acssss0ries sssn sH fer sIsa 1s47 sdoor Plymosth %
ENGLISH lSaEh STANDARD ToURER 1913,
under 1000 miles, fully eauipped, 80 miles
to the gallon; price, Sl,35o. Cah EN-
1880
Evening star., 1948-06-11
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AUTO AUCTION-sell or buy car this
modern way; sell only if bid is satisfac-
ave- ave-. Sc. @ or 100 18th st. Sc, TR. 71i5.
(Auction sales, rain Or shine. uro .,,-
tion--No reg. fee. Fri. night 9 pm. SOL
Colesyille rd, Silver Spring, Md. SH. 4400
Evening star., 1948-06-11
.Goren on Bridge

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The bidding:
South West North East
2 spades Pass 3spades Pass
1 clubs Pass 4 diamonds Pass
S clubs Pass S 5hearts Pass
7 spades Pass Pass Pass
Opening lead king of hearts.
A safety play Of exceptional neat
ness was resorted to by South in
today's deal. The bidding was very
interesting. I think no one will
quarrel with the opening bid of two
spades. and North's response of three
spades is just temporary measure
fixing spades as trumps by agree
nfent. There is no thought in North's
mind of playing this hand for less
than a slam. North and South had
agreed to use the Blackwood con-
vention, but found it of little assist
ance on this hand (unless partner
happened to have two aces). If he
ascertained that partner had one
ace and one king, they might both
be in hearts, in which case even a
small slam was not attainable. He,
therefore, made the very wise bid
Of four clubs.
North, too made very fine deci-
sion. He did not bid four no-trump
asking for aces. First of all, there
wasn't any doubt in his mind that
his partner had two aces and. sec
ondly. after he made sure Of it. he
wouldn't know how far to 60 any
way. The person who is unable to
make the final decision should not
ask. He should tell, and then per-
haps partner can make the final de-
cision. The four no-trump in Black
wood is an asking bid. Don't ask
for information that you cannot
use effectively.
North decided to bid four dia-
monds This located the ace of that
suit. South now made an unortho-
dox but very effective bid, namely.
five clubs. 1t was quite obvious that
he was not trying to play 1t in mi
nor suit after spades had been agreed
upon. 1t must, therefore, become
apparent to partner that he is giving
an opportunity for further descrip-
tive bid. He felt sure that If North
held the ace and king of diamonds.
he would now bid five diamonds in
order to show the king by inference.
North now bid five hearts. and South
contracted for a grand slam.
1t can be seen that club opening
would have defeated the contract,
but, unfortunately, there was no way
for East to demand that lead A
double would have called for a dia-
mond opening. West made the nat
ural lead of the king of hearts. Had
declarer thoughtlessly' discarded
diamond, the contract could not
have been fulfilled because of the
bad club break. He cautiously dis
carded the 10 Of clubs. which pro-
tected him against all manner OF
earthquakes. Trumps were pulled.
The ace, king. queen of clubs cashed,
dummy entered. and club ruffed,
establishing good club for the dis
card of the losing diamond.
(Copyright, 194s by Charles H. Goren.)
Evening star., 1948-06-11

Rules of the game-1. Words must be of
four or more letters. 2. Words which acquire
four letters by, the addition Of -" such as
form of a word is used. T. Proper names
are not used. list will be published
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1948-06-11
AuroMoBlLEs WANTEp.

Small down payment, balance UP TO
months. Most have radio and neal
7f;Gl wisconsin ave, OIL. 1900; 1881.
Wisconsin ave, OR. 3400: = !.
Evening star., 1948-06-11

YEAR-ROUND TRANSPORTATION
1872 Cadillac .8a" sedanette -. So ,395
1947 Plymouth Spec. de luxe; r.. h. 2,0d5
i94? Chevro1et Fleetmaster; r, h.. 2,O95
946 Chevrolet Aero sed.; r.. h 1929
946 Chrysler sedan; r. and h 2,2a5
1915 Chevrolet Ia-ton truck ----- 1929
io43 Ford S1per deluxe 1,145
iod6 ChevroIet cdr 995
l94l Pontiac sedanette; r. and h. 1,092
19a1 Pivmnnth Coupe; opera seats 1,045
] $40 Plymouth sedan 7,-------,, sso
Most cars very low mileage and like new.
E. g. III MOTORS. 1921 Bladensburg ro.'
Evening star., 1948-06-11

All advertisements offering auto
mobiles for sale must include
actual selling price Of car.
Evening star., 1948-06-11
Points for Parents
BY EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE

1t before starting whether ,oalk taken for
pleasure Investigator or or
his older blase companion.
Evening star., 1948-06-11

TTJE REST OF ALL COMES FROM SMALL.
Ford 40 station wagon n-$1,1 195
pivmo,,th 10 cony cpe., r, and h.. S45
Rnick 40 4-dr Super, r. and h. 1850
0ids ,aa sedanette "Sf' 1,165
Chev. '46 4-dr .Stylemas., r. and n. I'aaS2
Dodge h2-ton pickup, --------- l'3So
Plymouth 40 Ha-ton pickup sa Ss2
Eord al passenger de luxe cpe / 1,045
Eord IA hnsi cpe' pe'- ] ,695
rSar ,a0 9.dr --- ] ,045
EnrS; j. T,;dor spe. de l., r and h 1.145
rprusler i4a ADJ. r. and HI 2,345
EnrSj ia1 a.dr de " lbs
piumontb iAn 4.dr. de l., r. and h. 1.065
pnatioc 8 taI Tornedo lbs
Plymouth ~ 4-dr. Spec. de H. 1'ds2
p,,io, poiu sao 1sdr Special --- 1,195
Pi!!...ath Pud.h ,dO 5dr de luxe 1,065
rta rtynoeasnI hSr de luxe. 2-tone 1,19b
Siiso,ih Snep. 'a1 o.dr de luxe - 1,095
Trade and terms. FRANK Small, ~
INC, 1901 Good Hope I'd. sc. and 29ol
Nichols ave Sc. Ii. 2076: IL
Evening star., 1948-06-11

tentinn See our display today. Trades.
teTns is1 sra1er anT 4sdr Manhattan So, ,7a5
,4s Pivmouth Special de luxe cpe /, ,s35
,dS pnntiar t6| rony. coupe - .b45
IA rbevrolet de luxe sedan ,6g5
~ Shevroiet de iilxe sedan 1895
al SIdsmobile club coupe - 1865
Al pnict Stner sedan - 1,165
Al Packard 4-dr. Clipper sed---- ,0a5
"a pivmnfIth 4dr Special sed 1,065
"a psrEard conv co1lpe ,035
II rhexroIet odr sedan 9a5
al EnTd Snecial de luxe Tudor S45
40 Mercury 4.dr' sed 965
IN Stmdahaker 4-dr. sedan 1855
10 pivmnmth DIR sedan 795
30 oiSsmohile 4dr sedan 735
We have more cheaper cars 70 seiect
from. CENTRAL MOTOR CO, 5000 Lee
hwy. Arlington, Va. CHI 1000. Home OF
Kaiser-Frazer fine cars. Ewes. and sundays.
Evening star., 1948-06-11
Word Game
Find 80 or more common English
words In
APOTHEG NJ,

meaning, "a short, pithy and in
structive saying; axiom" Average
mark is 81 words. Time limit, Is
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-12-24

town was thereby unserved with provision and trading very much hindered; which occasioned great discomfort among people, caused them to rise in a rebellious way"
 Among the rarest of the pam phlets issued at that time is entitled 'The Examination and Tryal of Old Father Christmas. In this little volume, lone old Christmas was a0mmanded to be brought to the Bar, then was a jury for Life and Death to be impaneled." "The Judge was called Judge Hate-bate, the Sheriff's name was called Leonard Love-peace.
 In the end Christmas is acquitted, but is cautioned by Judge Hate-bate, "for avoiding all such scandals as have been cast upon you for the future, do think fit to admonish you, that you remember your Office is not so much to feast the Body, as to refresh the soul, by thankful and pious Meditations.
 Charles II re-established Christ mas in 1878 and jolly Old Father Christmas" has never had to stand trial since.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-12-24
Christmas Went Underground
 With Puritan Ban of l644

THERE was a time when Christ
 mas went underground. People who advocated Christmas were in danger of arrest and Imprisonment aud 1t looked as though Christmas was on its way out.
 It all happened around 1644 when the Puritans In England forbade any merriment or religious serv- ices, by act of parliament, on the ground that 1t was a heathen festival. What resulted was much srlumbling, breaking of the law and a Christmas underground which wrote and distributed pamphlets in favor of Christmas.
 In 164s, for instance, was pub Hshed Canterbury Christmas. This pamphlet gives an account of the subsequent proceedings after the Cryer of Canterbury had upon Wednesday, December 9, "openly proclaimed that Christmas day and all other superstitious festivals should be put downe, and a market should be kept on Christmas day. Which being not observed, (but very Ill taken by the country) the
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-12-24
Thousands of Bulbs Or Largest Tree

Three thousand multi-colored cleo tric bulbs and tons of Spanish moss decorate the worlds largest Christi mas tree located in Hilton Municipal Park at Wilmington, North Carolina. The giant, 300-year-old water oak rises to height of PTS feet and its branches spread 110 feet.
 Its magniicance has been en- hanced by radio station construc- ted beneath the spreading limbs from which emanates Christmas music that reaches the crowds from loud speakers concealed in the branches and an apparent voice from the heavens that comes from a speaker mounted atop nearby giant water tower.
 Throngs of people gather around it each night during December to listen or join in the Christmas caroling. The tree won its title as the largest Christmas tree in contest held sey- eral years ago.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-12-24
ChristInus Quiz

How much do you and your family really know about Christmas? Try this one on them when there's a Hull in the fun. Both children and adults will enjoy matching wits and everybody will learn something more about Christmas.
 l. The Christmas custom of kiss ing under the mistletoe started in (a) Norway, (b) Russia, (c) Hol- land.
 2. The story of the birth of Jesus is described in which two books of the New Testament (a) St. John. fb) St. Matthew, (c) St. Luke, (d) St. Mark.
 3. The national Christmas tree of America is located in (a) Indiana !lbl New York, (c) Washington, D. C., (d) California.
 4. Who wrote "The Night Before Christmas? (a) Longfellow, (b) Guest, (c) Moore.
 5. There is only one town in the world named Santa Claus. It is To- cated in (a) Holland, (b) England, Co Indiana.
 6. Tuberculosis Christmas seals originated in (a) America, (b) Ger many, (c) Denmark.
 2. The custom of hanging holly ln the window on Christmas was originally started (a) to keep witches away, (b) decorate the win dow (c) as an invitation to passers- by to come in.
 8. Christmas boxes for the poor originated in (a) France in 1887, (b) ancient Rome, (c) America in l763.
 g. The children of what country get Christmas gifts from a kindly old witch by the name of Befano instead of from Santa Claus? (a) Russia, (b) China, Co France, (d) Italy.
 10. The word ''NoeI' means (a) new, (b) holiday, Co born.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-12-24
MARSHALL HOME

visor for the U. s. Forest Service. and Mrs. Marshall dropped into The Sentinel office Saturday after noon while the Denali was in port They were returning to their home n Petersbcrg after six weeks in the states where MT. Marshall underwent a major operation. He reports feeling much improved
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-12-24
Christmas Quiz Answers:
CHRISTMAS MOTHERS DAY,

In Yugoslavia, the second Sunday before Christmas is celebrated as Mothers day. While mother pre- tends not to notice. one of the chil- dren slips in cautiously and ties her feet to the chair. The other chil- dren rush in shouting, Mothers day! Mothers dayl What will you pay to get swayl" The mother then buys her release with Christmas gifts.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-12-24
HERE FOR XMAS

Miss Dorianne arnes, daughter of Territorial Representative Doris M. Barnes, is flying down from Ju- neau to spend Christmas with her mother and her many Wrangell friends
Evening star., 1948-10-22
ROOMS FuRhisnEp-No,.h.es,

II06 z. CAPITOL sT-Larse 2nd-d. rm,
newly decorated, in refined quiet home;
adults only; grill privileges. Lincoln 6sos.
e ssa! ST sl Marine ss7lA. laEss Hs 'Esnt ssg rm
ToeDaDSs s@sD fas as1sHTs tEn T Ssdi
$40 60f snse eu SO 55ends double of5sF
FOR EMPLOYED COUPLE, 2.rm. suite:
unusual at $50 per mo. Cali Lu. s747
1904 STAPLES ST. NE.-rurn. bedrm.,
mani man; Jewish home; near al transp.; $50
es8 9Th sT.-Lse. clean front rm., 4
windows; or gentlemen. TR. 22o3.
o@s III D47 fh s. sss sssfs s..f room Ii in ss
11oe z. CAPITOL sT.-Lse. 2nd-hr. rm.:
newly dec; in refined quiet home; adults
99ly; 9aSo sNnsIHGN Ell PHYLLIS: Il bsoa. n,..Ss
szssl: :zss ztrsnsD:: uniim. phone; SIS ' mesth.
81 Allison ST. NE. near Soldiers HON.
home; bus at corner; Ss5 mo. RA. os57
LARGE DOUBLE RooM-Nicely furnished
master bedroom. steam heat: conv. to bus
snS soskss 5s slz shse san beth
$40 month Also 2 single bedrooms
steam heated; 2 girls or Q boys; $50 and
Ss, SSs nc RosEbAtf fos1 g. Me- l.rs. ss house
keeping rm.: near bus or streetcar. %
DOUBLE frt. rm, 2nd
hr.. near bath, suitable l or 2. LU. 4005.
RIM. AND kitchen apt. Call
AT. 5092. Call between 8 am. and 8
CoIoRED-seao BANKS PL. N.E.-Nicely
furn. back rm. for man; home PRIVILEGES
CAL after z pm. AK. 1898: PA
COLoRED-LARGE ROOM for married.
employed couple; also basement room for
couple or gentlemen; cooking privileges.
coLoRsD-DBLE. RIM, twin beds; I nicely
furn.: eonv. transp.; priyils.; pvt. home.
Evening star., 1948-10-22
APARTMENTS WANTED tcon,. )

SgfsT o GoTfLE .s.. dss5e' ,..
i RSSi y woMaN GOVT enpeye nSa wants
Sasb Snfarn soH spt 40s Sns q ts two rooms kit and
Groom apartment, furn. or unfurn. RE.
s5SSS gSSkd E'f lssiS COUPLE desire sts fur
C0HPLE, C;oSs FBI smployes. need nicely fur
+. slss sss: =: z 81 ii ';Ss
GOVERNMENT ENGINEER; wife. two
$sas: e; g. : ;;s' T. ;;s s s S:
iuHn NoV to sgs hSSs
er Chevy Chase area: max. s1o0 mo.
NOVEMBER NOV ", J, / to Nay az. .lETyo-5sdroom
MES %E AgsS E ;s:s y e;Ss s. NJ
D's1s' vs u e seS 8: ss ~ 81:
YOUNG COUPLE desire 1-bedroom 70 ant,
sA sa.vsF 1885 sR5'ns s-s Or Takoms Park area Can
APT, NV. Oh ARL.. vet and WIFE desire
LIB, 5l;z5Ss,droom. unfurn. apt. under $6b. En-.
FoREIGN GOVERNMENT OPTICAL Wants
fHrn; M or unfurn. apt; in NV; for his fam
pies y e and saSssa Scson sh bos s'hSS 1Sc sf
EMRAssY ofIiCiAL desires a small furn.
nfSh sIt SF'fs s oRsi0sas To pn Ga H9
isSR sss Ssgsss%sns e. sx 9sss seso sHst
vi WILL os.H5s aSvAscE a-s MONTHS nzN4 e. TO,
SAY, phone after 8 pm. National O927.
FOUR GEORGETOWN foreign seryice
students seriously desire apt. NV. sec.
tion. Call Hu. 7474. Ext. 3o6 after 8 pm.
eSgrsH :gs e. salf sssB ai,1Es tSEa SR .sss sss
ItSS zisn xsb WIZ no children
ssusnss IRON r0!ss5ssss' $685. wan. sR
6sGIoem apt. 81 nS sss5 Children or PETS non
cATMoIIc ccoUHPaI2 desire unfurn. apt.
Go e NJ ssoS pleasant .,,!1 area Call H. Wells
YOUNG MAN wishes. to share apt in NV
Az, Az bldg. with another young man. oTTE
MARRIED CoUPLE-To.BE, both employed,
want unfurn. 1-bedrm. apt; viii redeco-
ssH SFukN. 0sSs sooms a11sr sat I'm and kitchen or
ssup: ssh es :nf lG s';ss ssl4 4'sss
g2ouNe COUPLE with two quiet children, Ii
sS's ss ss .7. .ssa III
WANTS VA SA Az e9Ss 9oSSscE-s-b.droom ant IN "a ant
enilding sld e., IN n,a Georgetown or Arlington.
caPTAN cafas ASS SSS4 WR no p Children no Bets
anxious to ind one-bedroom furnished
apartment near Washington National Air
port: must be. be LOCATED by November. u st.
GPo PRiNTER. wife and employed daugh-
ter wsnt wsat modern unfurE S,bedroom apt
BACHELOR, airline executive, desires lv.
rm.. bedrm., private kitchenette; unfurn {;
G'town or NV. pref; best refs; years
MoviNs foss $50 rRoM msS dHfo sosS s ,GSsn,.
rent to obtain 2-bedrm. unfurn. apt; will
pay ne3x t9 ssS ns saSs 9s NV Sect no ehiarsn
ARMY MAJOR. wife and e-year-oId son
g.: 4esas sazss2!safa ssss or bedroom :D'
Observation-Disclosures apt, NV. section
only: ! or 2 bedrooms; up to $50. Elk
91So' :. EXT 81 A.. SAG r an alsa to IL nS0n
RETIRED business lady, needs unfurn; !
coIoRES1GSfuRN: la e. zsSsu T. APT RI wanted Re-
fned married couple, infant; any section.
AT: 6593, MR.. QRnLO. -22
Evening star., 1948-10-22
HOUSES FURNISHED tcen,., ,

CHEVY CHASE VIEW, close to Conn. ave.
extended-Moderp brick home with 8 Ige.
bedrms, 2h baths, 2-car garage, auto.
heat; available Nov. 3; for lease to May i
at 81 85 per mo. e. QUINCY SMITH, Real
tors. 141S H st. NV. DI. 9057, ewes WI.
SILVER SPRING, MD.-5-rm. furn. bun.
galow:, modern; oil hest; $125. 1O149
sOi5 BELMONT I'd. NV me near G Calvert st.
Bridge-A very comfortable home with 4
bedrooms 2 baths, maids room and bath
ID basement; 2-car det. garage; nicely
furnished. Available Nov. /. $3.50 per
month: Please call Mr.. Doe, with FRANK
9. PH1ILIPS, DI. 1411. -22
LARGE BUNGALOW, nicely furnished; fol-
GsiI mGs;; a. at s226; immediate possession
SILVER sPRSiNG. MD.-ston. bungalow, mzE
lovely section OF Silver Spring; bedrms..
ti,: XIV: rm.. dining rm;; kit; and bath. nicely
CHEvY CHASE. D. c., " block from Conn.
sve.-Detached home containing liv. rm.,
din: rm., kit. center hall, den, bedrm. and
pain on 1st a.; 2 bedrms.. sitting rm. and
bath on End a.: auto. heat; 2-car garage:
SSi4 SfF Sc: :sss Ss.,sss.. fs,s T. s$
IA q, g9S7zi; g99S7; eyes; u. sz74 "a = ~ 80
mr.; U. 8. Depts. Of Agriculture and Horti-
culture; avail. Nov. 1 for / W; $125 mo.
ayattsville. Md; conv. to bus; comfortable
4. Il. sE1pESspiNNERo, esi Resiitos,i iSR River: me:
dale, Md, WA 1910 90
Evening star., 1948-10-22
HOUSES uhruRNlsHEp.

LARGE 4-BEDROOM BRICK HOME, Gear
garage, on acre lot, near Kenwood Country
Club; references; rent, S215 per month;
immediate possession. Box 239-c, Star.
$500 BLK. 18th PL. N.E.-Near everything.
DUAL REALTY Co. Ex. $3.50 ~ -23
W0ODRIDGE-New brick bungalow, 2
bedrooms; gas heat, spacious grounds;
MMsbaFE SaSS 81 r. 3Hnss Ex l5Ss
0bsh ms s.'8 irom pse. cess S
Ea1 HfILesEsT. esi SSa aaoo s2nd pl. s.e- -2s Bed
rms. and servants quarters, tiled baths,
den. eauipt: kit. util. 1m., din. rm.. Hv.
rm. with firepl.; mod. .det. brick home,
Psone Pfsf cSnd Sf o,gs 5sp'al sleo; avail jan 4
uNFT5RN1IsaaEEgD' s-BEDRM., convenient to
TNFURN. or partly furn., newly deco
rated modern S-room house in D. c.
with its,n gear iIss gaiITase on acres Of sround
numerous outbuildings which ll Could be be
used in pursuit Of hobby or to increase
income. !. e.. truck farming, poultry. dog
breeding, ETC.; 5000 per month. Address
+. o. Box 1865, North Station. Arl, Va.
PROFESSIONAL USE-Ga: ave. and Van
oil heat. garage, 8 bedrms. and bath; avail
able oMNoy Moy l. KAY REALTY CO., INC.
wis. AyE-Liv. rm, din. rm.. large kit..
sun deck, bedrms., bath. 2-car garage, oil
ne neat; o,s suitable for small sonvalescent home
commercial coming. INEz cusHARD. Di.
2740 or WI. 6S67. -22