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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-04-30

Harper, Moss Point, first: Smith
Pascagoula, second; Webb, Gulf
port, Steward, Picayune, anc
Walker, Bay st. Louis, tie fol
third. Height, ST..
Discus throw: Vlahos, asca.
goula; Shepherd, Moss Point
Harrison, Gulfport; Trahan, Bi
loxi; Trout, GCMA. Distance
1I7'9".
Running broad jump girls
Hendricks, Pascagoula; Breland
Orange Grove; Desonier, Biloxi
CASTILLO, Gulfport; Cronier, Mos
Point. Distance, 15'0".
Running broad jump (boys)
knight, Pascagoula; Graham
COMA; Vaughan, Picayune; Pre-.
vast, Bay st. Louis, and Strong
Orange Grove, tie for fourth
Distance, 19'7h'.
Baseball throw girls: Labat
Pascagoula; Breal, Biloxi; Thig.
pen, Picayune; Middleton, Bay
st. Louis; Bourgeois, Moss Point
Distance, 1927.
Platform Events
Gulfport accounted for mosl
of their points in the platform
events with first places, coming
out On top in six events. Biloxi
had one first place, Bay st. Louis
two, and Pascagoula one.
Judges for the events were
all from Mississippi Southern
College, Hattiesburg. They were,
Miss Forrest De Lano, head OF
the voice department, who judg-
ed the choral events; DIR. Wilbur
Stout, head of the English de-
partment, judging defamation
and expression; and Joseph Huck
of the piano department of South
ern who judged piano events.
The results:
Chorus. (unlimited): Gulfport
8 points; Long Beach, 8; Pasca-
goula, 8.
Chorus (limited): Biloxi,
points; Bay st. Louis, S.
Quartette: Gulfport, 8 points;
Biloxi, 5; Pascagoula and Long
Beach, 3 each; Moss Point and
Bay st. Louis, 2 each.
Piano (Freshmen): Temple Per-
kins, Bay st. Louis, S points;
Jean Fountain, Biloxi. 4; Ann
Harrod, Long Beach, 3; Cath
crime Lockard, Pascagoula, 3;
Sue Longest, Gulfport, 3.
Piano (Sophomore): Doris Oh
sen, Pascagoula, 5; Bill Thomas,
Bay st. Louis, 4; Joann Quarles,
Long Beach, and Ann Hood, BIZ
loxi, 3 each.
Piano (J~unior): Kathelin Jones,
Gulfport, 5; Janice Nelson, Pas
cagoula, 4; Alyne Eisendrath, BIZ
loxi, 3; Estelle Clifford, Long
Beach, 8.
Piano (Senior): Betty Jean
Hogue, Gulfport, S points; Bobby
Brent, Biloxi, 4; Margaret Skel-
lie. Long Beach, 8; Kathleen Sim
mons, Pascagoula, 3.
Expression: Ollie Carver, Bay
st. Louis, 5 points; Choice Guice,
Biloxi, 4; Patricia Carter, Gulf
port, 8.
Defamation: Tommy Thomp-
SON, Gulfport, 5 points; George
Pollitz, Biloxi, 4; Martin Motto,
st. Louis, 3.
Debate: Gulfport, 8 points, and
Bay st. Louis, S. (The debates
were held at Gulf Park College
in February, with the points be-
ing held over for the platform
events.)
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-04-30

the Jackson County hospital.
Postponement will give all OF
the nurses the opportunity to at
tend the film and talk on tuber-
culosis sponsored by the county
Health Department on May 3 az
7:30 D. m. at the Court House.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-04-30
NURSES MEET POSTPONED

The regular meeting of the
Jackson George county Nurses
Association will not be held at
the usual time, but will be post
poned until May 10, at 8 p. m. at
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-04-30

Although Formosa was seized
by Japan about so years ago,
the majority of it's population
are descendants of Chinese who
crossed over from the mainland
back in the 18th century.
The Nome nugget., 1948-06-18
BOY SCOUTS SPEAK AT NOME ROTARY LUNCHEON

Two Scouts of the local Troop 666, which Is sponsored by the Nome Rotary Club, spoke yes terday before the club at its noon luncheon. &
 Brownie Whaley and Lawrence Okpealuk, with other visitors, T. O. Dickinson, Chris Roust, T. R. Fraser, and a Juneau member, Harold Foss, who reported to the club on the developments of the new hospital for Nome, told of the activities of the scouts at the recent Air Schooling at Anchor age as guests of the Air Force.
 Lawrence told of the trip to Anchorage and the various &C., tivities while enroute and at the airbase school and what he en- joyed most on the trip.
 He was official bugler for the entire encampment, which was quite an honor.
 He stated that the Nome boys received honorable mention as being the best dressed group of boys at the encampment, and also for the high standards in their final examinations, as Chucky Wheeler was in the group which made the highest score.
 The nine boys from Nome were separated with the other boys from various parts of the territory and placed in barracks on the base, so that no two Nome boys were to- gether.
 Brownie gave his impressions of the encampment and some of the special features of the train ing pictures and lessons which were shown to the boys.
 He stated that there were 91 boys in the air school, and it was hoped that by next year there would be even more boys attend ing.
 Both boys were happy with the entire trip. "It was wonderful"
The Nome nugget., 1948-06-18
United DC-6 Crash In Pennsylvania Kills G Persons
Continued from Page One)

tContinued from Page One) vania coal town of Mt. Carmel.
 The craft limped at half speed into the valley dotted with anthra- cite collieries. Capt. George War ner Jr.. of Westmont, H., guided his ship four miles between two hills. He was scarcely 30 feet above ground.
 Stunned miners saw the nose of the plane veer upward, too late It shattered against 60,000-volt power line and exploded. Bodies, baggage and plane parts were strewn everywhere.
 The whole scene was like a living hell said eyewitness Harry Stibitz. Flames and smoke flew aboue 90 feet in the air"
The Nome nugget., 1948-06-18
U. ox W. GLEE CLUB GIVES CONCERT HERE SUNDAY

RContinued from Page One) fainment that the Glee Club would arrive about 10 o'clock on Sunday morning. '.-
 Native entertainment is being planned by the committee and a diner scheduled at the Pioneer Hall at 5 o'clock in the afternoon.
 Reservations can be made at Polet's store as soon as possible so that the chefs can make proper arrangements.
 At the evening program, the concert will begin at 800, and will be a charge of 50 cents for adults with children free. The entire proceeds will go to the Boy Scouts for their summer program.
The Nome nugget., 1948-06-18
FIRST BOAT STILL COMING SAYS LOCAL SS AGENT

For the past week the MS Jumper Hitch, of the Alaska Steamship Company, enroute to Nome, has been icebound within 50 miles of its destination. The Jumper hitch, the first boat of the season to sail from Seattle for Nome has been unable to pene- trate the heavy ice field. It is in no immediate danger.
 The local agent, Wm. Wood, says that word from the vessel indi- cates it will try for open leads in the field.
 The second vessel to sail for Nome left Seattle yesterday mor- ming. The Motorship Reef Knot, also of the Alaska Steamship Company, carries additional needed supplies and equipment for Nome and the country surrounding the port city.
The Nome nugget., 1948-06-18
MRS. ART HARTFORD AND
 DAUGHTERS ARRIVE. HOME

MT. A. M. Hartford, manager of the US. Smelling Company here, welcomed home his family today. They arrived on the plane from Seattle. Mrs. Hartford and daughter Dorothy have not been here for several years, Helen vis- ited with her father here last year. The family has made its home in Seattle where the girls have been attending school. Both girls were born in Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1948-06-18
MS METEOR AT ST MIcHAEI. ENROUTE TO NOME

Word was received here today by Jack Anderson, dock super intendent for the Lomens Com mercial Company, that the Motor ship Meteor is at St. Michael and will proceed to Nome with a barge in tow, as soon as ice conditions permit.
 Captain Frank Williams will be aboard his vessel with Capt. Pet erson its skipper again this year.
The Nome nugget., 1948-06-18
THOMMENS HERE FOR TRIP TO GOLD RUN PROPERTY

MT. and Mrs. Arnold Thommen, formerly of Nome, now working with the Bartholomae Oil Co.,, of California, arrived here this mor- ming enroute to the company min ing property at Gold Run near Teller.
The Nome nugget., 1948-06-18
TUNDRA FIRE BRINGS OUT
 MANY VOLUNTEER FIREMEN

A tundra fire, famed by light breeze, caused an alarm yester- day afternoon to the northeast of town near the ACS transmitter site.
 A ready response by the Fire Department and many volunteers beat out the fire before it caused any great damage.
The Nome nugget., 1948-06-18
JACK WlfALEYS co MINING AT RAINBOW CREEK .s

AT RAINBOW CREEK ysq.
 MT. and Mrs. Jack whaley. who have been operating the Kotze- bue station for the Wien Alasks Airlines, are leaving for Rain bow Creek to resume mining oper- ations.
 MT. and Mrs. Gerald Modrow, who have been with the company here will take over the Kot- zebue operations.
Evening star., 1948-09-13
HOUSES FOR sALE-ho+hwes..

AREA.Attrsetive detached stacn,s
on onu nd: Sad y firepiaces. screened porch,
paneled sGs TesFss'gn rG9n sreezeyay Wo 1909
sBnnIHEsbaMA snTfl '2ne iovely n groom frame bun
galow: near wisconsin ave. shopping ans ana
TWEEp CO. ~5ae 1854 0s conn y ave-
observation-disclosures red tapestry
brick, approx II yrs old; on seaudfd seautifai
SsEha SedTms 0n and F mod ana ted Sah A and
n rec rm in ats 1e oil sE s3 6o "a cssb Gan
Vi With niesef; aeIpsfEN fH sRos RE- 1Sss Us
10 Jefferson, st, NV
with with 5000 down HoLIoMAN REAL
Bs BROAD ) BRANCH Rp. at Nevada ave. NV;
to Rock creek Park; with u bath on lst
floor; rooms; garage; deep lot: close to
A real value. Possession
Go gss4s ssS4 cssn sss " .ss ssr' F. EN- TwEhD 5o
CHEVY II S.H CHASE, D. C, eornerzPainlee
800. J. NOBLE BoAz. Realtor, 7424 Wis
fGnsln S%FHy aye cH,Sn, MI MO iMiDSoGss4 $50 s bed
rooms, baths. Detached brick and clap
board; on lovely corner lot; close to schools
and transportation; owner moving next.
See this excellent value in this very fine
location Don't miss this one. F. A.
TWEED, co. 1904 Conn. ave. NV. EN-,
CHEVY tIiiS CHASE, d. c.. S1s,95o-Detached
masonry home close to Conn. ave. near
schools and churches. This property is. in
very nice condition and is real value
porch that can be used as bedroom,
It will pay you to see this one. F
TWEED CO, EN-. 1890 till pm, Ia
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-6 loom and bath
row brick. Sl5,500. JOHN zIRWFS, INC.
Realtors, zoos K st. NV. Elk. 5656. RE.
CHEVY CHASE. MD, 1904 Conn. ave
New house, rooms, 2 baths, recreation
room with fireplace, porch; built-in garage;
best materials and construction: corner
lot Open daily l to : pm. To reach;
Oh. CHI. Circle. MARION RAScHE, owner.
eHEvY eTHsSlS CHASE CIRCLE, D. C.. Ia blocks
right-Vacant;. owner; ! block Blessed
Sacrament and public schools; large liv.
rm. dining rm., kit. breakfast nook. 2
nedrms and bath; 2nd A., bedrms., bath.
rm. with sink; glassed sleeping porches
both rs, separate side entrance: full bsmt.,
oil h.-w;h,. "a bath. garage; lot 6oxl2o.
Wo. 9449. -l3
Evening star., 1948-09-13
APARTMENTS WANTED Cont

nPyed ap desBs SGsBs dss
USFURNisHE6 mode modern e-bedroom apt
turned from dSlpgslosnatic Sgss post abroad. Please
All AsoHT H1'"as SSE sS1H HUNDRED veterans 70 and
pany Iced souses or private apartments
S75 per mo; Please phone MI. 6363. Ext
am. to ~ pm ''0 1These e empioyes I are 'is no:
Iookint for rooms to rent or houses to
buy. they need family housing to rent.)
or partly furn. 3-bedrm apt. Cleveland
Park or Dupont Circle area. Box 45-z.
coLoRED-YoUNG physician with family
urgently needs unfurn. 2-bedrm. apt. in
e15f GofoREb@W4ST aSHs0osh9Sd FS Ry Ffsf is or
room roo ,12 spartment; tnsR willing to pay ss5 or
StSI YouNG e. William. f9ils wife and child. de-
EA kfrSRD HRf fos fxpY va desre. sssr s e.
ficiency apt, turn. or unfurn., NV, sec
,4S1 Go1oRpn Rp a3ts' sfter 53oRW Rms dss,.d l5
with kitchentte bath. in respectable
blosk Mon, or Tues, to 10 pm; GO.
I-ROoM APT. for British govt. woman
employe; NV, only, reasonable rent.
uot1 1.-EmfLO1ED VEL, StuOenC, 6x-
Sy ssp dssTss MR h9 sP as
TR. 9aI0, Ext. ,343; ewes, EN-. 1851; a.
kitchen, unfurnished apt, for veteran
and wife. both employed No children, no
pets, Around $50, Phone CH. 3112. a.
EFFICIENCY APT for empl. so6 gSyt girl
Az, bet. $50 am. and 4:3o pm. wkdsys.
SMALL UNFURNIsHED apartment de-
sired by quiet. employed couple. for oc-
cupancy October l. Friendship or nearby
Maryland preferred. Call RE. 1890, Ext.
, YOUNG l EMPLOYED COUPLE desire M o1 J.
REG. NURSE and husband wants rms.
Kit. and bath; up to S60' Va. preferred
Two FBi GIRLS. mother. teen-aee sister
MORGAN. RA. 06s3, 6:30-9:00 pm. 15'
+ tBI GIRLS t2). desire furn. or unfurn
,,bedrm. apt; immed. Phone AT. os.oo
1i5f5 YouNG COUPLE WISHES to suitcase or
rent furnished or unfurniShed apartment,
Fegiar Desinnins M Nov 5da | through December or
THREE REG. NURSES desire clean apt.
accessible to GEORGETOWN Univ. Hospital.
YOUNG CATHoLiC COUPLE seek fur
Cali MRS. JOHN E. McGRANE, DE. ,2l57.
SCI. MAN, steady employment. desires
self-maintained furn. apt; bed. sitting,
bath, kit; NV. sec. Box 107-x, Star.
GEO. student urgently needs
apt; wife and baby In Cal; buy furn:. If
Evening star., 1948-09-13
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE.

MOVING ACROSS. THE STREET or aerosi
the country. safe storage in separats
rooms; expert packing. Phone NO 0104
UNION STORAGE CO. INC. est 1906
MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.-24 -hr
service furniture m9yins and a.. haqlinE
SMALL J0Bsmpers; effects, baggage. etc;
suns. ANACosTIA MOVERS, AK. GAO
MOVING BY VET.--Exper; help; every
piece wrapped and insured: reas. rates.
Call any time. MR; COOK, GL. 5l37: 30
ton, D. C. and Eastern. Southern or Middle
West States. For free estimate, phone ST.
$685.; nights and holidays, phone Bruins
wick: Nd. 2766 and reverse charges
MOVING BY EXPER. VETERANS, furni-
ture, baggage. 24hr. service; reas. rate.
Mr., GARRETT. OW. 175!: -22
InGiyidua1 eompar1tments as low as s. per
For immediate service call Sterling 1892
eTrp or IL I ;rn 6iSs: Syn and ewes TE 1892 B
hour; every piece guaranteed against dam
age ANACOSTIA MOVERS. AK. 6446.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE co.
1Reas rates; will accept your surplus fur
storage. ia. 2937; after pm, GE. 1916.
Evening star., 1948-09-13
ApARrMENTs WANTED.

!-BEDRM. APT, furn, for rehped; re
soonsD soonsl cs sFf MSS 1oeAS Sssssn rs 5oss
EffTERAS vfiistS And And WIFE urgently need J.
sedTm aPs Ara n Sa6VFPan aD1 5me area
PPRRiRsMSfANENT. FERN temperate middle-ased SEN
tleman desires efficiency apartment in n
T%o issfF s2E STAFF FINE and
mother urgently need two-bedroom o. large
ne.bedroom apartment ~ Very best refer 1s.
Two Two LADIES. AIDES. Canadian and English, de-
sire 5edrm n Nv wash rm TeIe F Ex faa 1s4o a
hHsSrss%ohss Sgs II ses si,.ss ssh fSF7 OF SR
PREF III slS G1RTs dssrs
furnished apartment, preferably NV. sec
ton. RE 400, Ext. 6l166' or ,TTrrlte
B2T F2RMsNENT dsS> f'ttovI Cow smploye; married no
to to sR ss hQgsf cs z Ex ssSo S5 nfs5o' Es
Ho:, IL ? dr,'y 6. $. AIR FORCE OFFICERS; all
isHnS inston area, have an urgent need for pri
waite apts or houses. furnished or untur- ur
fshsa ERl a i h2gss Ess 55ss SSass fsm ss5 sf s
ENGINEER, with REA, and wife !i; desire
aad bath; to 40 p Prefer Arlington Gall
oM, gi3l after 30 pm room, tttebe,
LADY TEACHER wants l.. room kiGHeu
and and busline Write BOX 3o-z, Star. i3.
eyicted:, need 2-bedrm. apt Can
uSIv. md MD. FACULTY member wants to
rent house or apt near Collese Psrk
ehGpf eGEoRGETowS H9Te1 E UNIV. STUDENT and
wife urgently need apartment iuTfniSneSo fElS
quiet eouple' no pets PETS no drinking smok- Ia.
on oNE-BEbRooM ahSRe M ASfT? AS? desired te for eeyt.
NICK, AT, 4sS7 or write 1923 s. ias a.s
STUDENT COUPLE, both vets. desire 2 or
ARMY OFFICER; wife, and e.year,old
aiaSss9 sarnished f IN Va, about Oct. RH. sS5s.
5aF1ssa E Tis fcssn desire Ss
TRGRNTEY RtESTi. lS22EDRpSs bedrooms, living
oSr..oo% %sSPuT frficiiscT f{Ti PI aFTro1as
lady emgGysd sovt no
70. 42so. Ext; Ext, e from to 8; co. 1900 1900
TWO 81 'PpkoFtssSoS.t %at %oaFS desire tqrn.
In nigh school. desire small furn or
unfurn. apt. in Sc. or ne. Cali RE IiU9'
Ext. 61757. weekdays, MRS. WERLICH.
NV. s" or near nearby u Md. snn no children or pets;
ref. CECIL F. HARRIS. EN-. 0313. IA
expenses with another in D. c.; references
ffSRshsNsGSToN fARMINGToN HoTEL. 1924 18th St.
Cool, shady street: large, airy rooms. daily
maid service; o4-hr switchboard service;
phone in all rooms: summer rates; singles
sS.75 per ,wk;, up doubles, sla5o per wk'
PfPRoFGssIoNAL WOMAN desires unfur-
nished eficisncy apartment in NV. ere. area
REFINED Single girls, perm. employed,
urgently need furn. studio or 1-bedroom
apt; in Sc section near Pa. ave; excel
Yso6iUNGs spkM pEkMpLoYE5 f11Y COUPLE, need or 3
rm. apt; furn., or unfurn. must Vacats Ca,
present home by Oct. /. Call Ho, 1919
SESTERAN SS s STUDENT and wife texpectins).
need > or 3 rm. apt; in vicinity OF
MiDDLE-AGED BUSINESS CPLE., need
one or two rm. unfurn. apt: no children
GovERSMENr GIRL and mother desire
unfurnished one-bedroom apartment i'm
mediately. Reasonable. Telephone North
6S36. 10
Evening star., 1948-09-13
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

TWO BEDRMa FURN. APT. s65 per mo.
xie. xHm'hsaaI 1sth AND hDV COLUMBIA RD.-Tvo bed
ufitias am nv Be. 5R 1875. 65t 0a'h sunp0rch 15 all
ttuRNIsHEp living rm.' dnette. beedrm..
PVT; entr; no children or pets; 500 plus
Pis1sls1 PRIVATE V VENTRANcE-studio apt. pvt
ies4 18Th sT: gy S,W:. Farminston Hotel
all utilities; employed couple or two re-
fned hs ger gentlemen; no drinking $40 yk
Iia4 OATES ST. N.E.-Three-rm bsmt.
apt, street level no objection to infant;
APARTMENT FOR RENT Sterling 1870
or Metropolitan 23g2 -. \
adj. bath: third floor; couple $50
ONE RM.-KIT. and bath furn., in pvt
home PPyt. entr,: no children; $40 mo
i5ia IRVING ST. N.w.-Lhk. gm,. clean,
next bath; $l2 wk.; sober adults only,
BEDRM., liv. rm., kit and bath, furnished
asss sR 0e2t GaRFrfhp Ell as1er sT NWP1hk pm room
service Cali North 1889. " -I5
ago 18th ST NW~ISt-n g. studio s.rrEfs rm
home; linens furn; u $50 per mo. AD os%i.
sIt7 r ST. NJ adults, $3.50 50, each; ,l,
shSysT' tslsyllsiOn; Ex, ui o655, s.c ia
turn.,, share bathrm. 442S 9th st. NV
GKkoRGGEGTowN-Bachelor quarters, Suit
able for or 2 gentlemen: bedrm., sit. rm,
place in liv. rm. 31i6 Dumbarton ave.
TWO GIRLS to share six-room modern
FOR RENTwIst hoor modern bedroom,
1Nr L., LH%h 1ysf rInr hor 4
Garden: near Dupont Circle; $3.50 month
sr B9T SWGren 414Y sts5 dishes silver .f
aila S ST. Nw@Apts Tor rent, s125 to
e a9o ve1Rare % to and ens Say pros9 ffsn
si0I : LARGE 4 S1 ROOMS, second floor. private
aa PRone or and a and
evenings. VI. 3a96; 44Os Ord St. ne. IL
GENTLEMAN; bedroom. private bath,
Rainier, Md. WA. i4ss. If
bath Plus Plus m private once; t0sI al utilities fur M
j GERALD JUSTINE, 4ia 5th st. NV; pI.
with ! other girl; e51, s$5 mo. each: S5j,
is ~ q 1RVfNG RH saes sr 1S Sw Se5 nicely farn
TouR gss & PRoSYs Ro4s6edrm Re- rss@ apt pvt bath,
slnsls Beds d hin linens sna dishes lB tqrn
a58 MARYLAND AVE. NE.-2 large rms,
! ST floor quiet young married couple
both employed; elec. refgr. IL
GEORGETOWN, 1907 Goth st. NV
Living room, bedroom. kit and bath,
private entrance, S137.5O mo, Ho. 3l6s.
ATTRACTIvELy FURNISHED gentleman's
suite. living room, bedroom. bath phone
extension in suite; convenient transpor-
tation Phone GE. 5137 for appointment
4oa6 illinois AVE. Nw.-Furnished
basement apartment. L room, kitchen and
semipvt bath; $50 per mo. KAY
REALIX 81 7;PYo co. INC" 56o5 Ga. ave: .Ts Nv
WANTED-ouiet employed young couple
to share home with lady, S75. CHI. 504l.
NV. D. C., near end of 14th st. carline
Detached home; 4 bedrooms, Ia baths,
automatic heat, 2-car garage: available
Oct /. for months or I-year lease
At $500 per month E; oU1NcY, SMITH: Nth
ewes, can NJ; HoYghton, WI. ,s, s454: Llb IL
spacious, well furn. bedrm, 6 windows,
studio, next to bath: kitchen, din. rm,
piano privileges: 500. -l4
Evening star., 1948-09-13
ROOMS. APARTMENTS TO SHARE.

LADY, 30-35. to share arm duplex
apt with another; private rm; S33 per
mo Call FIR. 1880 Ia
YOUNG MAN, moderate habits. will share
3-rm., bath apt, with young man: in
Anacostla; newly furn.; $40. AK. 4430.
TWO CONGENIAL GIRLS to share apt
with another girl; near Pentagon. Call
EMPLOYED COUPLE to share apt. IU.
1864 -15
DESIRE TO CONTACT BACHELORS, gen.
tile. age 25-35, interested in renting
house on cooperative basis For infor-
nation phone Emerson 1886 or Republic
S465. l4s
other girl: Sc; gentle; state age where
employed and refs. Box 154-X, Star. -13
YOUNG LADY to share room and private
bath. twin beds; private family; S25 per
month for 1. Phone WO. O254. -13
GIRL, between % and 2S, to share
nicely furn. apt with another: conven-
iently located, with view of Capitol Call
AT. 5175 for appointment IA
Evening star., 1948-09-13
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

MARINE CORPS GENERAL desires to rent
3-bedrm. house, NV; preferably unfurn.
desires furn or unfurn. q
bedrm. house, Silver Spring or vicinity
VETERAN. wife. daughters (2), ages 6
and >. need small house. EN- 4235.-l3
SENATOR wants 4-bedrm. furn. house vi
cinity Chevy Chase or GeorgetoWn or
within bus pickup distance of Friends
School. Ma. 1920, Ext. 1923; night or
NAVY STUDENT at George Washington
u, wife, 2 yr. old son, need furnished or
partly furnished house or apt: immediate
~ Please phone LIT. c. F. F1TTON, OW.
COAST COAST GUARD OFFICER, wife and 2
children desire , or } bedroom unfurnlshed
house; maximum rental about S115 per
month. Tele. Alex. 4S5S. l6'
u. S. SENATOR, adult family 80. desiles
house, Northwest; 3 or 4
bedrooms, will lease one or two years
maximum. 5000 mo. Woodley 022S. 8"
WAR WIDOW, Govt. employe. and parents.
need 2-bedrm entail: Sept. 30; suburban
area pref; owner Unexpectedly returning
to present home CHI. 3.246. Ia
COMMANDER. U. S. N, urgently needs tur-
nished = or 3 bedroom house, in nearby
Virginia to S135. Will sign lease. Call
mornings or evenings, FA. 0669. l3s
RENT YOUR HOUSE to J. I. MOTION,
Realty or sell We will lease from you
to suit your plans. Call OV 5000
AIRLINE PILOT AND FAMILY urgently
need , or 3 bedrm. house or apt. un1urn.
Call Gil. 1917. -lo
Evening star., 1948-09-13
HOUSES FURNISHED.

LARGE suburban home, 3121 Parkway,
Cheverly. Md; noor-plan rugs. grand
piano, huge liv. rm. with fireplace, din.
rm., kit. and study 1st floor; bedrms.
and bath End f.; large rec. rm.; oil heat.
FAIRHAvEN, MD.-Lovely home. located
on Herring Bay, 80 miles from downtown
modern baths, completely furnished with
modern up-to-date furniture; $3.50 mo:
CO, 915 New York ave. NV. MA. 7416.
BEDRMs., Q baths. in Falls Church;
agent FA 272O: sunday call FA. 5637.
POTOMAC RIVER ESTATE tnear AIexan-
#. Deepfreeze, Bendix, elec. dishwasher,
3 pianos; $4,000 for mos, including
caretaker TIE 1881 IA
Evening star., 1948-09-13
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED.

RMS. KITCHENETTE, semipvt. bath,
back porch, cold. hot water, steam heat;
electricity furn.; $40. Call RE. O660. -i3
2 NICE RMS. bath, nonhousekeeping; 14th
ST. nr. Park rd.; End floor over high -aHss
shop; pvt entrance. CO. 1872. IA
I-BEDROOM, unfurnished apt. for en-
ployed couple; no children. Call DU. 35bl.
1903 ST. NV, of 14th-Bsmt: apt.
| rm, kit. lavatory: $50 mo-; also house
keeping .rm..- Frigidaire, hot plate; $40
ONE WOMAN, Oct !: 1iv. rm.. kit,
dressing rm. and bath; no drinking or
smoking Write Box 202-X, Star.
THREE ROOM UNFURNISHED APT,
rhild faEnn. a month Call HI. "a 4hI
Evening star., 1948-09-13

UNFURN.. modern, l bedrm.. liv rm.,
dinette, kit. and bath, in excellent NV.
location, at ceiling rental, for modern eff
cheney apt, in downtown NV. Box
NEW YORK CITY. unfurn. 2-hedrm. apt
for Washington l or 2 bedrm. apt; middle
aged couple with small dog; letter. Box
:}S-Z, Star 14*
DESIRE TWO, 3-bedrm house, District or
for 1-bedrm. apt Conn. up
town area EN- 17S7 -15
Evening star., 1948-09-13
HOUSES FOR sAlE-kenhwe.t.

CORNER-8 RMS, 2 BATHS
Colored-Situated in the n.w.-This home
is arranged for families; 1t has every
thing required for modern living; beauti-
full oak floors. tiled baths, oil burner,
double porches, screens, weather-strip-
ping and insulation; the basement bright,
dry and with high ceiling can be readily
used for various purposes: ideal for pro-
fessional use. GRAHAM Il OGDEN, 1925
Conn. ave, Ma. 36S9; ewes, OIL. 3167.