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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-07-29
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July bowling off the stage-month
marking midsummer and Bluffton's
airport dedication and rodeo-and
Bluffton's top vacation month--and
now they're talking that next sum-
mer NAV see the boys hopping off
bv pIane for weekend fishing jaunts
in northern Canada E. and If
you're keeping a score sheet on the
weather mark up the regular Mon
dav shower-however, it came in the
afternoon and didn't interfere with
the night ball games under the
Harmon field lights-and speaking
Of showers. the heavy downpour last
Thursday night washed up plans for
the PRESBYTERIAN Sunday school pic
nic-Clair Fett local long range
weather forecaster told them two
weeks before that they picked the
wrong day and speaking of rain,
wet weather has hobbled wheat
harvest-and now some of the boys
are talking of cutting oats first and
wheat later since oats shatter more
readily Cloyce Bame hospitaliz-
ed last winter with an heart ailment
on the streets looking quite hale
and hearty and here it is the
end of July with mighty few mos
ouitoes-none of the swarms that
have made life miserable not toe
many summers ago-thanks to ex-
mayor w. A. Howe who has combin'
ed knowledge of habits and habitat
of mosquitoes with a lot of hare
backbreaking work in spraying the
creeks mosquito control-there''
something for a young fellow wht
wants to pioneer in little-exploret
| field of public health-and wei
venture that his services would b.
much in demand.
y
We like the idea of holding schoo
reunions-there's the Black, Owens
Rayl which we happen to recall, al
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-07-29

Farmers reported on June l, they
were keeping about the same num-
Der of sows for fall farrowing as
they kept in 1947. Even with an
average number of pigs saved from
fall litters, the total 1948 pig crop
will be the smallest since 1910.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-07-29

of the 49'ers the trek to a new home
stead in Oregon was a long, hard
journey in a covered wagon. Now
adays, it's just a matter of over
night travel as Mrs. Robert Potts,
former Bluffton resident will tell.
you. Mrs. Potts and two daughters
Rene and Faviann made the trip by,
plane last Friday night, leaving
Bluffton airport at p. m. and ar
irving at their destination, Salem,
Oregon, Saturday morning at 8
o'clock, according to word received
by friends here Tuesday. From
Bluffton they flew to Toledo and
then to Chicago where they boarded
a transcontinental plane carrying So
passengers. Their breakfast Satur-
day morning was enjoyed at an alti-
tude of 10000 feet over Boise, Idaho.
The Potts family, former Spring
street residents, have moved to
Oregon where Mr.. Potts who left
earlier in the summer has purchased
17-acre fruit-growing tract which
he will cultivate besides being en-
ployed as carpenter in the building
trades. Their address is Rt. 4, Box
139, South Salem, Oregon.
A handsome silver-wrought cigaret
case arrived in the mails last Friday
addressed to Rev, E. N. Bigelow
Presbyterian pastor, from a family
in Germany with whom he became
acquainted during his service as al
Army chaplain and whom he has
since befriended.
The cigaret case an heirloom, came
from the family of Mrs. Manuel;
Oertel of Zimmern, Rhineland. In
scription in German inside the lii
indicated that it was presented t.
her father, Prof. Franz Bucheler,
teacher, by his pupils in the yea
1886.
A small silver plate inside tn
case with inscription in English sal
it was presented to the Bluffto1
pastor in grateful appreciation o
his aid to them in time of distress
The memento, apparently of Rus
: sian origin, is an unusual exampl
of craftsmanship. Inside the lid al
pears the imperial coat of arms c
old Russia, the date 1866 persumabl
/ when it was made and some Russia
characters, apparently the name c
the manufacturer. Outside lid bear
exquisitely wrought in silver tf
t figure of a Russian troika, three
horse drawn sleigh, traversing
snowy waste.
Rev. Bigelow became acquainte
t with the German family when
, received permission from Oretel
hold services in the Reformed churc
o at Zimmern. Oretel's father w;
pastor of the church for many year
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-07-29

We like the idea of holding school
reunions-there's the Black, Owens,
Rayl which we happen to recall, al
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Service wherever you 60

In just two years we've built and sold
more fine cars than any other new
manufacturer in automobile history.
Why? Because America fell in love with
the KAISER and the FRAZER OH sight.
Folks are streaming into Kaiser Frazer
showrooms and learning from present
owners how dependable these two great
cars are. They're learning -- from people
who drive them how soundly they are
built how economical they are e
how much joy there Is In owning one.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-07-29

Congratulations to Postmaster Ed
Reichenbach who is observing a
birthday this Wednesdays n d
receiving we'll wishes from host of
friends who wish him many more
happy birthdays.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-07-29

THESE ARE THE MOST COPIED CARS
IN AMERICA, road proved by $50, 900
owners in two billion miles of driving.
Because plenty of Americans insist on
comfort, convenience, style and value,
traditional leaders had to "move over" -
as Kaiser Frazer became the fourth
largest manufacturer Of motor cars In
the world in two short years.
Why wait? Enjoy your new car this
summer. YouH get fair treatment and
highest frade-in allowance.
, 1948-04-02
SOCIETY FOR P. C. A.
MEETS ON SATURDAY

The newly organized Soci-
ETY. for the Prevention Of Cru
city to Animals is scheduled
to meet on Saturday afternoon
in the Police Court room in
Christiansted at 400.
All persons interested in
this organization are asked to
be present. Ben R. Foster, Di-
rector Of the Agriculture Sta
ton, is president of the Soci-
ETY.. The organizer is Miss
Anna Dahlen.
, 1948-04-02
House May Act on Int. Reoenue
GlBEAN ACTING AS
Woo CONSULTANT

Victor Chilean, well-known
Construction Engineer, has
been with the Virgin Islands
Company for the past few
days as consultant on the sew
eral construction projects now
being planned.
Mr.. Chilean has supervised
the constitution of many Fed
eral projects in the island in
Guiding the Basin Triangle
Housing.
, 1948-04-02
Int. Dept. Approves
Army Use Of Sub Base

Governor HASTE has an
nounced that the Department
of the Interior has approved
the use of the Submarine Base
and properties connected there
with by the Chemical Warfare
Corps of the Army.
Four officers of the Corps in
Panama, arrived in st. Thorn
as on Wednesday morning for
the purpose of making a de-
tailed survey of facilities there
in connection with the propos-
ed plan to transfer the Unit
from Panama. This advanced
party will remain for some
time and will probably be sta
toned there permanently.
Approval followed conferen-
ces between Army, Navy and
Interior officials over last
weekend.
, 1948-04-02
New Version OF Bill Made
By Rep. Fred Crawford

The House Ways and Means
Committee is expected to pass
on the revised draft of the In
ternal Revenue Bill, introduc-
ed by Representative Fred L.
Crawford today, according to
word received by Acting Gov
ernor de Castro from Cover
nor HASTE.
Governor Hastie's message
said that due to the attention
focused on the European Aid
bill, the Committees action on
the Virgin Islands Internal
Revenue Bill expected for ear
lier this week was postponed.
If action is taken today Gov
ernor HASTE will leave Wash
ington to arrive in the Vir-
Continued on page ~
, 1948-04-02
Doctors Confer With
Local Officials, Press

Doctors Stanton w. Hardy,
Medical Director of the Leder-
lie Laboratories and Redginal
Hewitt, Science Director, con-
ferred at length yesterday
with administration, legisla-
tive officials and the press yes
terday morning, during this
they explained their plans to
introduce the "Hetrazan" as a
treatment for filiarisis.
DR.. Hardy explained that
their coming was due directly
to the invitation of Ward M.
Canaday, who discussed the
situation here with officials of
Lederle, after learning of pos
sibilities of the new drug,
which he said looked so good
in its early stages, and also
through the active interest of
Governor HASTE and the v. /.
Medical staff.
He emphasized the impor-
lance Of public relations in
such a program and for the
support of the leaders in the
community, without which the
Continued on page A.
, 1948-04-02
ST. THOMAS GAME COMM.
Q ON DEER

The st. Thomas Game Com
mission has reported upon the
condition of deer recently i'm
ported from the United States
for restocking purposes. Re
leased within a few hours af-
ter arrival, all at first seemed
in good condition. The follow
ing day, however, one doe was
found dead and one sick buck,
which subsequently died.
Reports from persons who
the areas and from
game wardens agree that the
remaining deer which they
have seen, seem to be in ex-
cellent condition. The area is
some distance away from the
population center and in adj.
dition to excellent grazing, has
an ample water supply.
The Commission believes
hat the deer will survive.
10y HaZEA GZNNE
, 1948-04-02
CONGRESS REJECTS SPAIN FROM ERP

for aid to Europe. The bill also
provides for 463 million dol
lars military and economic aid
to China and 275 million dol
lars for military aid to Greece
and Turkey.
This aid is similar in size to
the lend lease which amount
ed to Z billion dollars.
, 1948-04-02
Two Firms Receive Papers
OF Incorporation

Two firms received papers
of Incorporation from the Cow
eminent Secretary in St. Tho
mas this week, they are: Hotel
Corporation, which was orga-
nized under the Laws Of the
Municipality Of 81. Thomas
and St. John BY Ralph Pale
wonsky and Jerome Solomon
of St. Thomas and Joseph X.
L~enkowsky Of Montclair, New
Jersey. The other is the Cancel
Continued on page y
, 1948-04-02
GEN. CLAY SUBSTITUTES
FOR TRAIN SERV,


General Lucius D. Clay, Mil
.tary Commander of the U. S.
Zone in Germany has cancell-
ed all passenger trains be-
tween the American Zone and
Berlin as a result of Russias
new policy Of inspection. Ad-
ditional plane service is now
in operation to Tempelhof air
drome, which is under Amer
lean control.
An American Lieut.. who
permitted the tram winch ne
commanded to be searched
might be courtmarshalled or
r~eprimanded for failure to re-
sist. A British armored block
ade prevented the Russians
moving further into
their zone.
, 1948-04-02
De Castro Makes
Inspection Trip to St. John

Acting Governor Morris F.
de Castro made an inspection
trip to st. John on Wednesday
morning and discussed official
matters with Administrator
George Simmonds.
A staff conference of all
heads and assistant department
heads, during which the fnan-
cial situation and next years
budget estimates and propos-
pay plan were discussed.
, 1948-04-02

A joint committee of Con-
greSs has voted down the
House amendment to include
Spain in the European Recov-
cry Program. Speedy approval
to the ERP is expected which
will make available 5 billions
three hundred million dollars
, 1948-04-02
Adams Replaces Bornn
On St. Thomas Authority

Alton Adams, former Naval
Band director, has been ap-
pointed to membership on the
Board of Directors of the st.
Thomas Power AuInor1Ly With
the approval of the Sec
rotary Of Interior Julius Krug.
Mr.. Adams replaces D. Vic
tor Bornn, who resigned be-
cause of his desire to seek re-
lief from many and varied as
signments.
Evening star., 1948-10-05
APARTMENTS uhFuRhisHEp.

TAKOMA PARK-New 3-rm. apt. with l
beorm, ) closets. oaE floors; adults only,
SO; utilities furnished. OWNER, 81, y so
mornings, SH. ;t1t9 afternoons. 10
ROCkVALE-Two S-room apis; -each apt
has 3 baths; located 100 West Montgom.
erv ave; $3.50: one block from Post Office
bus at door. %
NEW APARTMENT Lease to employed
couple, bedroom and living room COM
blned. kitchen and dlnette combined Ven
blinds, automatic hw.h, pvt. entrance
first floor; refs; transportation. SlJ
North Daniel street, Arlington.
THE WINDSOR PARK HOTEL, 1900 Con-
necticut ave, is taking applications for
iunfurnished apartments for permanent oc-
cupancy during the following hours Week
days. > to + pm: Saturday, ! / am. to
5 pm; Sunday. > to pm. Rentals-.One
living room. one bedroom, bath and kitch-
enette, $3.50 to $50 per month, One
living room, two bedrooms, two baths and
kitchenette, S925 to $3.50 per month. 81 q
WINDSOR CO., INC, owner. Mrs. Helen
1870 G ST. SE.-a rooms, newly deco
rated; semibath; new gas stove and kitch-
UNI URNISHED APT.-3 rms, close-in;
employed adults; share bath. Phone Ii.
q. RMS. kit and bath; adults only, SO;
util included. FA. O446 before $50 and
coLoRED-NR. GEORGIA AVE. and Otis
pl.-Tapestry brick, rooms screened
porches; oil h.-w n, garage; Sl4O mo- no
children; excel. references required H T.
RANDOLPH. RE 2l31 or TR. 7265. b
Evening star., 1948-10-05
CO. -op. ApTs. FOR SALE

OWN YOUR OWN APARTMENT HOME in
the Broasdmoor, one OF Washington S
St nv A spacious 2-bedroom. 2-bath
home for 81 1900 is one of the many rea-
sons that there are only IA Of 1914 apart
meGts men left in this splendid building being
sold in record time under the Flynn 1905
cooperative plan, Do not be one OF those
who will later regret having missed this
opportunity to purchase fine homes in an
outstanding building at such reasonable
prices. Office, at the Broadmoor open l
TO M Sunday. / l am. to 4 pm week
days excepting Saturday. EDMUND J.
FLYNN tauthority on cooperative apart
ment plan since l920-responsblef for most
ot Washineton's cooperative apartment
developments), Washington Bldg. the
Broadmoor -
FACING a broad avenue in a larger bldg.
occupied by highly conservative occupants
Apartment OF living rm.. dining rm.. bed
rm.. kitchen and bath, with large closets.
beautiful parquet floors, walls recently
decorated and very attractive; current
maintenance. costs S31 monthly Price,
So, 800. Night or Sunday, call Mrs Meril-
lat, co. 5l65. Other times here. LOUIS
P. SHOEMAKER. 1719 K st. NV, Ma II SO
Evening star., 1948-10-05
BOATS.

sPEEDBoAITCo55eet ,PIt s,tn cTstt, nearly early new
sl2sS Il Rsss ssr tSt Sc new
boat engine fsetory ns susranteed: here
SSm soSf ssf 2SR6 mSRfs 80 70
Msns EaSD Ks S sA s1aabs 42 specta, monthly
BOAT YARD, SEQ Maine ave s.w~ Ma
cINTERBoARp' AUX. sLoop "Ariel,
head. good sails, stove; reasonable. See. at
MARISE MAfsh ssiSIs fSGNEslsee See the new universal
100T Marine Atomic Four 25-hp,: light
81 szsH; s Is raED ifi5 G4 go 9f Maine
tIcTSst tIcHTTSstlssss,, e, e CLASS sLoor, No. TS 75sl.
new stainless steel shPouds % fft nyon Sss Sheets
see eGss f05 on 5seiss s4S dsy b s1Rs must
81 CRis CRAFT. Di twin so 6oehp. motors.
2 to l reduction, fishing chairs, fishing
and Mater paessyre pa es eou oe . b
duty batteries, plastic covered seats and
6YaE eGnks' excellent s00 condit9n throughout
4ast t5ssh sssS5 st5s5 in met Fl
iafE i1if '1 1872 G?ss srE2LcR4Ff FL SEDAN Jus, re-
painted; has spotlight two windshield
wipers. opening ports in forward cabin,
stove stern seat. awning over, cockpit,
extra-large gas tank folding helsman S
seat; price; S3;300; See Mr.. Hughes at
STEELCRAFT DOCK, Maine ave and M
sts. s.w., ST. 4145 -
FISHING PARTIES, day or night. chesa
peake Bay. Herring Bay, Gooses For
ressTvation. call CAPT. A. V. KING. Wa
STEELCRAFT WASH. CO.-SPECTALS!
1946 Steelcraft sedan cruiser $1,000
1915 Steelcraft seda n, l15-hp
Chrysler, cockpit cover, spotlight,
compass. barometer 5000
IS Richardson, 125-h D. Gray, COM
pletely equipped. stove, 3 anchors.
spare motor parts. barometer.
spotlight: fast and economical to
operate. " $500
or best offer
1946 Cruisalong, large motor, avn
ing over cockpit, cushions recov-
cred. spotlight, compass 1850
blinds. many extras $500
Order your 1949 Steelcraft now-20'.
26. and 35 cruisers. See Mr.. Hughes at
sTEELCRAFT DOCK. Maine ave. and NJ
ats s.w. ST 4l45. -5
Evening star., 1948-10-05
HOUSES FURNISHED.

GEORGETOWN--6 rooms; months from
Nov 1st gas heat. garage; adults no pets;
Sl15 mo. Box :,30-D, Star -5
SILVER SPRING. rooms and bal in
brlck Cape Cod home, gas INV. heat; we'll
furnished and now vacant: S175 mo. R.
r ripley; ; Realtor, sH., 1883; IS
in Hampshire View; 6 bedrms., 3 baths,
hrst-f laundry rm. and storage rm. very
iargs aI,Ss, nj iV, rm with fireplace; S295 mo.
! BEDRMs.. 'o BATHS, brick detached
house; oil heat. heated garage, large lot:
Oct; l5 to June. Call Rockville 37I3 -5
GEORGETOWN-Draw room, library,
55a,s 5tnins ,o room saod 3 bedrooms > baths, gas
TWO -BEDRooM BUNGALOW vi with a'iv iiv rm,' o
dining rm, kitchen. bath with shower,
s. Arlington: Gil. 1851. ,-6
! BEDROOMS, , studies, . baths, liv. rm.,
din rm., kit, 80 min to Capital; all city
cows. plus Is a. magnificent trees and
view, Lanham. Md. $3.50 WA. 1893
Showing Sat. and Sun. or N. Y. LIE.
5-RM. BUNGA. furn. mr.. Cottage City;
for :! to mos. FIR. 1871, 8 to 7:3O
CHARMiNG DETACHED HOUSE. newly
decorated and tastefully furnished 3
master bedrms., . baths. servants room
and bath IN bsmt., oil heat Call Mrs
Paterson. OR. 1894 with w. B. WRIGHT,
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-For mos, from
attractively furnished. WI. 6s"2. -
CHARMING country house, furn.. 35 miles
from Wash: 10 miles from Warrenton.
Phone DE. 5"I4 =
Evening star., 1948-10-05
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

EEEPsAKE COOKERS. very typey, care
fully bred, dilisently cared for gen .t,lse d1so
positioned. Come see them. Fockyliie
BoxIRs-1f you want to see some really
An. puppieS, and and an outstanding cham
sHIPpING sGn I'M CRATES. light weight, for dogs,
cats, ETC.; all sizes and made to order.
sAMoYED 81 ot1R PupPiEs. ssI'p / male. lie females;
Tor children; Axe reeistered; reas. 65o4
boxers. : beautiful females; sire, Cham
X. THoRNE, 5i2 N. overlook dr., Alex
sThufrFHL sndrIaf IL Cocker Cocker SPANIEL puppies;
req. and inoculated; all colors; PEST olooa
s GTRMAS saEfHrRb sfHsE b01Sxf puDp. sfss by
plon Laehsn j., Won g Grammar CD AsesFo'
nas1ase ryRsiss 70 '1s 4sps M Akf
eoekEk eSekEs sPANIEIso r sS distinctive companion
for discriminating clientele. WI, 1904.
BOXER PUPS, champion sired, Axe res;
3 mos: stocked' sd cropped; HE eao. male and
fSGElsH ts%s ph sETGk STG Or puppes M S4o0
sire Fiieht Commander; dam, Tony $
Peerless Sue. Can be seen at 1924 3sth
FOR 4 GooD HOME. English bull female,
spayed. 5 yrs. old, with papers. After 6:3o
IRTsH iris os SETTER re pup pups, thoroughbred from
Americas finest hunting line; papers
available; will sacrifice for good home;
female, S25; male, $50. Call MI. 24OC
between 8 and 5, Monday through Friday,
and ask for JACK. -6
one 3 VI. old; broken. Ii. 2495, DE. 1888;
GREAT PYRENEES, mos; males; ideal
pets and guardians. 3403 Jefferson ST.
Hyattsyille, Md. WA $3.50.
DACHSHUND thoroughbred champion PIP
pies, . mos. old, pediereed and Axe reg
I'd. NV. co. 1851.
GERMAN SHEPHERD DOG, months old
female, registered; father, worlds famous
AK: mother. Fan of Cosalta; $50 none
cheaper. 3025 o st. NV. MI. 1120 IT
. HOUND DOGS. male and female. ready
to run; cheap, $50. 500 36th ave. Hy-
attsville. WA. 9045 -
Evening star., 1948-10-05
RooAs WITH BOARD.

1926 10Th ST. N.W.--Doube rm. and
o2spdnr bears s4752 q EACH students invited
pUpoEd IsoS 18TH csTs' sTi 'Nw-we have room for
one lady. End fl. front, Large rm.' very
worker; excellent board MI, 5774 g
ALEXANDRIA-Fin room, hight, warm,
innersprine mattress; refined eentleman'
meals; new private home privileges.
1881 9th ST. N.w.-Nicely furnished twin
and single bedrooms; delicious meals; good
transportation. GE. 4124. -
10 share saDsTio; meals lspn pr psyil u
monthly 1927 Belmont I'd. NV. MI
NURSING HOME has vacancy for ased OF
invalid lady, in semipvt: room general
ARfrNGroSkooM All sna sy sss9Ss Win III BOARD
ToUNTAiN To1GsSr ecsoURf.4urumn days amone
the trees, o oSerlooking r,oe parkway select fl
aRLiNGToN - Lee outside rm:, home
transp.: parking privileges; 10 minutes to
Key Bridge GIL. s9lU. B
THE MAR-LEETA. 1925 10th st. nv
Nicely furnished room, running water;
young ladies and young men; also one
triple; showers, elevator; excellent bosro
I40G 16th ST. N.w.-comfortable rms
and very good food; for young men; SAT
per mo up: MI. -, 5775 T.. ,.a, T., AZ dh,s
share for young ladies; good location; exec!
meals MI. 294O. Also DU. 9267. III.
WOMAN, eisi or coupie-A lse front
room, newly decorated, new twin beds
aio se bsk 5knss At oo,h Door next ehdrtr
welcome Call IJN :.3no
Evening star., 1948-10-05
ROOMS FuRhIsHEp-s.E. and s.w.

55e I4th ST SE-Furn. room for gentle
man, near transportation. Call Ii. 1850.
TWO HsKPG. SUITES, . rms. each suite;
couples; gas stoves with ovens; ] with
elec. refgr., other has icebox, ME. oG63.
CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY, Capitol Hill,
beautifully furnished room, Call after
g pm, FIR. 1888. l@9 Carroll st. sc
DOUBLE ROOM, light kit and laundry
privis. conv to Navy Yard and Boiling
Field; :, empl. girls, or empl. couple. ST
a5.!, Ext lG0; weekday only. p
bath. in private home. Gentlemen only.
NR. HOUSE OFFICE BLDG, s.E.-Large
double room, twin beds. exceptionally well
sIs Bis 5th - ST. s'E.-comfortable dble. rm.,
ne next to bath; conyen, to to- transp ssp and Navy
81. g. I'M iak sosfs apt 5toys sa
lfks Wk Du 51JN' 2s52' !N5 e'"p'0'eo Couple @e
pvt home e. next to bah sesnns cean and % conn
y ?''fSsf ISDEPESDHScE Rsi AVE. 'ss.w-Facins
Capitol Park; comfortable bedroom in
man; $50 single. Apply after pm. Apt
BED-LIvING RM.~suitable for sober en-
bath: cony. TRANSFORMATION block OF Good
Hope rd. Call EX 1915. IL
rent for couple ca Can LII. 5ao5. Call ali ali
coLoRED-,o5 18th ST. s.E.-single
front room for refined employed couple
coIoREbMDBLT. RIM. TO RENT. settled
s9Spf Bone sfFcr1dNpSube N and
iIlnfIe room; no kitchen privileges II
coLoRED-Two LARGE FURN. front
rooms for couple; sc. section. Call TW.
Evening star., 1948-10-05
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

GOVT. WORKER urgently needs unfurn.
house or apt. in or near Mt. Rainier.
WA 1929 -
SMALL FARM, minimum 5 acres with i'm
proVementS, north OF Silver Spring. 3
small children and 3 dogs. RA. OSOS: g.
PERMANENT, $12O; lease for ., bed
rm.; Riverdale. Tskoma Park, Silver Spg
81. 100: 5 pm. 81. 2612. DASPTT. g.
PHYSICIAN, Public Health. and wife want
unfurn small house in NV; conv: to
American University. Wo. $500, Ext. 311;
North or FX. $500. Ext. 5406. 10
U. 5. FOREST RANGER from Colorado,
transf to WASHINGTON. needs furnished, un-
furnished home; self; wife sehoo;-a -ase s;rl
Esl; J: MORGAN &c SMITH l1 Republic 4l42'
LIT. COL, wife and 3 children, age.
down, desire 3bedsm. house, furn. or un.
furnished: close to Pentagon. 1T. COL
NEWLAND. TIE. 1892. -
NAVAL OFFICER and wife desire small
furn. house in NV. or Bethesda area fol
occupancy about Dec. 1st. OIL. s242
YOUNG COUPLE and child desperately
need furn. house or apt. with fenced yard
NV. section pref S75 to S125 maximum
Telephone OR Ala. III
WANTED -BEDRM HOUSE, vic OF
Andrews Field for Dec. /. Phone FA
4Sl. IS
ington, unfurnished Call Mrs Paterson
OR. 1894. with w. B. WRIGHT, EN-. $500
Evening star., 1948-10-05
HOUSES UkFURklsHEp.

GEORGETOWN, rooms. . modern tiled
baths, newly remodeled, vacant; > years or
longer lease; $3.50. Call MT. Domer. pU
1234 with SANDOZ, INC. -5
NEWLY DEC.-S-rm home. partly fur
nished on ). acres ground with 2-car Rar.
in N E. Wash, ) mi. from downtown: nu-
merous outbldgs. for poultry or dog breed
ins, ete rent. 500 per mo. Box 1868
GEORGETOWN - Brick. newly restored,
featuring 35-tt. liv, rm., bedrms.. 2Ia
baths, recreation rm.; garden: priced $3.50
per mo Also furnished houses and studio
available. NELLIE LOWE CAssEL. Realtor,
15l2 Wis. ave, AID. 211s or WI 3l35.
BEAUTIFUL, lsrse, modern design home
in Hampshire View; 8 bedrms., 3 baths,
lSt-1oor laundry rm and storage rm.,
very large liv rm. with fireplace. $295
month. OWNER, 81. 2l5O. %
ROCKVILLE-16 rooms 8 baths. divided
into two s-rm. spts.; will lease or SELL;
one block from postofice 100 West Mont
gomery ave. Bus at the door. OWNER,
ERADBURY HEIGHTS, D. C.-a-bedrm
detac chtd brick; porches, fenced lot; $3.50.
NO. ! V ST. N,w.-s rooms and bath;
no children; Sl3a per mo. Apply CHARLES
S. GUNN 3"f Pa. ave. Sc. FIR. 1905.
COLLEGE PARK. nr, university-Frsm me.
rms. and bath: Sla5 mo-. will reduce
for deSira BILE tenant HY Ol59 $