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Arizona sun., 1948-10-15
American Legion
Post No. 40 News

Post No. 40 is in healthy state
of affairs, with many World War
II Veterans taking membership. A
building committee has been nam
ed to work with the Post Com
mander in starting building pro-
gram. The Post has recently ac-
quired clear title to its property
on East jefferson at cost of ST.
OBS. which was paid from the
building fund. The improvement
and expansion program will cost
about $4,000. The building COM
mittee consists of Sgt. Cecil Ricks,
Chairman; Allen L. Johnson, Fl
nance Officer. and James Peters
(Post Commander The American
Legion Financial Status, as report
ed by the Finance Officer totals
$4,000 cash, plus bonds which is de-
posted in three different accounts.
District Commander Hamilton
of Douglas will make a visit to
this Post October 81.
The entertainment committee
met Sunday evening to make plans
for a party to be given in honor OF
the softball team, sponsored by the
Post. This committee is composed
of Allen L. Johnson, Chairman, Ce-
Gil Kicks, E. Cash, Mr.. Perkins and
Ocie Bell.
Commander Edward Milden ap-
pointed Comrade Levi Coleman as
Post Adjutant. This popular ap-
pointment adds to a roster Of hus-
bands and wives, in the Post and
Auxiliary, which is unique. They
are:
Mrs. Ruth Milden, Pres, Auxil-
iary.
Commander E. Milden, Post
Commander.
Mrs. Cecil Kicks, Vice President,
Auxiliary.
Sgt. Cecil Ricks, Vice Comman-
der.
Mrs. Orean Coleman, Sec'y.
Auxiliary.
Adjutant Levi Coleman, Post
Adjutant.
The sponsorship of Boy Scout
Troop 46 has been recamped.
Retired Army Sgt. w. E. Tanner
will be Post representative on all
districts matters.
The two new committeeman are
Ernest Walker and Allen L. John
son.
Arizona sun., 1948-10-15
Progressive Party
Has Hopes Running
In IS States

Presidential candidate Henry
Wallace and his running mate,
Glenn Taylor, were certified to
the general election ballot in Ar
kansas Tuesday, October 5, accord
ing to information received by the
Arizona Progressives.
In addition to being placed on
the Arkansas ballot, which previ-
ouSly had been considered as very
doubtful, the Progressive Party
standard bearers were also certi-
fled as eligible for inclusion on the
Minnesota ballot, according to 10
cal headquarters.
AS result of these two actions,
the Progressive candidates are def
initely on the ballot in Al states
and have every prospect OF, being
on the ballot in at least As states.
Arizona sun., 1948-10-15
Judges Who Will
Perform at State Fair

Judges who will adjudicate at
Arizona'S State Fair, Nov. SID, are
coming from widely scattered
points and represent many years of
judging experience. The following
is a list of the men. and women
who will preside over the various
departments:
Beef Cattle w. ]. Ross from
Steamboat Springs, Colorado.
Dairy Cattle-G. M. Drumm-CPC
at San Luis Obispo, California.
Swine and Sheep-P. E. Neal
A & M at Albuquerque, New Mex.
Sheep (Milk Goats)-Mrs. F. N.
Craver-Del Norte Goater, Ell Paso,
Texas.
Poultry-C. P. Hay = Albuquer-
que, New Mexico.
Poultry (Rabbits)- C. Davies
Orange, California.
Agriculture-C Clarence Ashton -
Extension HorticulturiSt - Logan,
Utah.
Agriculture F. Wharton -
Phoenix, Arizona.
Indian Arts and Crafts = Virgil
Hubert-F1agstaff, Arizona.
Indian Arts and Crafts-John F.
Tanner-Tucson, Arizona.
Indian Arts and Crafts - Fred
Kabotie-Oraibi, Arizona.
Agriculture w. Van Horn
Yuma, Arizona. "
Agriculture-Staff at University
of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona.
Arizona sun., 1948-10-15
Williams Announces
New Films on
Health Subjects

Frank r. Williams, Director of
Health Education for the Arizona
State Department of Health, today
announced that large number of
new films on health subjects were
now available for the use Of
schools, parent-teacher organiza-
tions and other responsible agencies
throughout the State of Arizona.
These films he said, could be OBJ
tanned by writing to the Division
of Health Education of the State
Department of Health and were
available without charge, except
for postage, He also stated that a
limited supply of other health edu-
cation materials were available for
the use of the schools of the state1
Schools and organizations that are
interested may obtain catalog Of
available health films from the Di-
vision of Health Education.
"This service" Williams said, sis
one of the many public service fea-
lures made available to the people
of the State of Arizona by the
State Department of Health"
"In view of the many requests
which the State Department Of
Health has received for health edu-
cation materials, we have asked the
newspapers of Arizona to publicize
the availability of such materials"
he said. He also stated htat compe-
tent trained speakers IN public
health and health education are
also available>for community group
meetings.
simple; just write, phone, or call
at the fairgrounds entry office
Gust inside the main gate) and a
copy is yours for free.
Arizona sun., 1948-10-15
Celebrates Birthday
With Dinner Party

Mrs. Fay Allen of 1859 East
Washington st. gave an elaborate
birthday party at the private up
stairs dining room of the Alham-
bra Lunch, North 18th st.
The food was prepared and the
tables decorated by Mrs. Erma Os-
born and everything was served by
the two experts, Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnnie Osborne.
The many cards sent from local
and out-of-toWn friends were read
by Mrs. Louise Perkins. All gifts
were opened by Mrs. Willie Mae
jackson.
Guests present were: Messrs. FL
bridge Warren, Johnnie Osborne,
Earl Parker, Sgt. Tanner, Melvin
Brown, Robert Colbert, Harris and
Harvey. Mesdames Anne Parker,
Erma Osborne, Lottie Jones, Hell
en- Brown, Leila Dickson, Corinne
Johnson, Willie Mae Jackson, Har-
ris and Louise Perkins.
Mrs. Allen received many lovely
presents and every one reported
having a fine time.
Mrs. Allen is new member OF
the Arcade Club and the members
wish her many more Happy Birth
days.
Arizona sun., 1948-10-15
Fair Grounds Being
Readied for Opening
November E

With workmen clambering all
over the place, it is a reasonable
facsimile of chaos right now, but
by the time the visitors begin
streaming through the gates Nov.
5, Arizona's State Fair, which con-
tinues through the 18th, promises
to be ia symphony of bucolic per-
fection
Bucolic, because nothing is al
lowed to interfere with the State
Fair being first and foremost an
agricultural and handicraft deal.
All the time honored features
you have associated with fairs
since your childhood will be there;
pumpkin pie, patchwork bed
spreads, mustard pickles, popcorn
and Juniors conception, in water
colors, of sunrise over Camelback.
The prelude to future glamour
at fair is like woman in mud
pack, rather messy at the moment.
Truckloads of sawdust, lumber,
through the big gates. When it's
all cleaned up Arizonans are going
to see not only an increased num-
Der of exhibits and attractions ov-
er last years presentation but in
a new and improved setting.
More flowers are being planted
to beautify the grounds which will
be decorated in a lavish manner
in keeping with the gala nature of
the states premier annual attrac-
ton. All this will be amply lighted
by virtue of new lighting system
to take care of the overload, a
problem heretofore.
With such a prolific list of agri-
cultural entries from 13 counties
more space was needed in the ag-
ricultural building and the fish and
game department has been moved
to other quarters to ease this situ-
alton. A tent is being erected over
existing stalls just east of the poul-
try building to handle part of the
overflow in dairy cattle entries.
More display equipment has been
built for the school exhibits in the
mineral building.
A special feature in the minerals
building exhibits this year will be
the showing of Arizona ore speci-
mems under black light, which
brings out beautiful and amazing
fluorescent effects. An electrically
recorded narration by Howard
Pyle describing the ore specimens
will be broadcast continuously.
Arizona sun., 1948-10-15

Birds hatch eggs, not because of
any mother love, but because GER
tain parts of their body become
irritated during the Matching sea-
son. The simplest way for a bird
to soothe these parts is to sit on
eggs.
Arizona sun., 1948-10-15

The annual rental paid by the
Navy for leased properties has
been reduced by 100000 since
the close of World War II.
Arizona sun., 1948-10-15

Bruising of animals carried by
rail and truck caused a loss in 1947
amounting to so million pounds of
meat, worth almost 19 million dol
lars.
Evening star., 1948-05-07
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

DESPERATE-Govt employed mother
needs room. board and care of girl s, for
iry at least ST. the ho4s summer Suburbs or co1n-
DUPoNT ,CiRCLE-1 have 2 vacancies in
my guest home for glrs; my food is known
ea s oyer or visit he MRS ANNE Eo9 9 'f S fsrestfd H
THE MAR-LEETA, 1926 18th st. NV
Nicely furnished rooms with running wa
ter and telephones; young ladies and
young men, elevator, showers; excellent
1903 KENYON ST. Nw.-Attrac. twin7bcd
gm. shoWer and sun porch in Jewish pvt.
h9mG 0nG, p board r or moptionsi AID. 1898. "a
child Box 4O1-Y. Star
ARLlNGTON-Larse, sunny room: home
cooked meals; conv. tranSp. to Pentason;
dally maid service; parking avail. GIL.
ISL MASS. AVE. NV. Dupont circIe-
Double for girls; triple for men; vacancies
II New s"'hf HAMPSH1fE Mf$Sffn H6Gsrsevy fH6d deco
maid ser7c 'a sWdhboard P5 rooms servce Th dag aaag
1929; l'12 New Hampshire ave. NV. NO
CALVERT HOUSE. 14o1 18th st. NV
Well-appointed residence, for business peo-
pie newly decorated; triple, single for
man; nan s SSlfgted e., c , menu; switchboard. -16
Columbia rd; vacancies for young people,
10th ST. NV, 1,oe-Large double room
5osva4 40 s94rei Dr1 4Tin 6af beds. MI 274o II no
You'll BE PROUD. delighted to Mlo i've at
The Mansion Club; fine home, nice class
OF people. good food, $50 mo. MRS
SINGER, 900 MAJ. ave. NV
n' NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.w.-Dble
mshcd, 3 large windows one closet: . good
reals. prices reasonable, S.
Evening star., 1948-05-07
FARM 3 GARDEN Cont } .

naGifi sA6fiFIGEmMus, make Teom tor le4s
MOTOR VEHICLE CO, ALEX. 4s77 or 1sf oV.
STRAWBERRY PLANTS, Scarlet: best ever
bearing variety: fresh dug; hearty SO per
hundred. Ii. 36o6. 3005 Charming St
FOR sALE-Peony plants. ready for trans
planting, full grown, country raised plants.
self dug. soc, otherwise 81. Out Colesville
I'd. TO Colesville. left on 1873 to Holy Fam
lily Seminary.
disease and pes. free grown in our own
gTse4t gFeeqhopses 9 80 yar!stes sturdy
Pink Beauty free with each order Of /
yiolets: ARA soil, scientifically treated. 5
lbs. 32c' ask for price list on violets and
Sstors "s BPHNRE III * 9fSS5F SGRsER1Es seR 9e
Tgh ye ths oVsS Wash Bs0 BLVD byd At Belts
scDDlNG. SEEDING, GRADING, topsoil;
valkWays and driyeWays Graded and laid;
Az Al OSLO Mr.. r cAFPENTER, estimate Els gan
HARDY, AZALEAS, all sizes ana colors, fog
ToP Son. III drt. manure @ = sand. s D. blue Tue;
i9as 6f%o sH koId1I;1Ik S51I Eh 535s
oil list price cH 1000, cENTRAL I'm Moron OR
CO. 300 Lee hwy. Arlington
BEES AND BEEKEEPER SUPPLIES, WA.
3135. 45G3 3Sth 81. Brentwood, Md
COW MANURE. well rotted; $3.50 per Is
bushels, S5 per 10 bushels. delivered: top
soil; landscape maintenance service. WA
BOYLE TREE SURGERY CO., specializing
in. trimming. sDrayine and tree removals.
GARbESS sA bEES' TkAGroKRs. hffst I Rm ", and "a hp;
Garden-Aid with all equipment MA
LONEY,S, INC. S126 Ga. ave, Silver Sp.,
Evening star., 1948-05-07
ROOMS rURh,-herhwe.,. tcors.) :,

CLEVELAND PARK, 2942 Ordwsy st, NV
Consists of master twin, bedrm.. sitting
~ @ ss. po1es M o;'n or eao aRsfF
May MAY l5; very ress; - Wo, 1900. %
goS6s oso sh ass ST. room i9r
across cr5i from statler HoteI otTn'0"h 4oea7ton
GEOR GETOwN-one front double room,
n,oei twin beds; one sinsle room; quiet location
Friendship Hts. car. CO. 1854. 7'
le.5 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.w.-very
aulet nome moor room, next to bath:
only rms and bath on this door: gentle
sTUDIo AND PVT. KITCHEN. near Conn.
ave: bus and stores; $50 week. 1916
Military rd, Chevy Chase. D. c., EN-.
1850 HARVARD ST. N.w-1ge. single
rn,. 2nd-ioor front; refined. nondrinking
300 conn. AVE, Apt. I07HIa!:ge double
room: no couples. sun. or ewes. So % pm.
PETWoRTH, SIS Taylor ST. NV Blk
% 4i bus; nm for young men, twin beds
on CONN. AvE.-Double turn. rm.. COM
Portable win beds. semipvt. bath and tele,.
man and wife or > business girls SIS wk
LookinG for pleasant place to live?
OFF COM. AvE.-Nice bedroom. con-
ysnient to bath; transportation at door
e007 o ST. NV. Don Carlos Hotel near
Dupont Circle-Large rooms, big closets
Is shower tub baths. electric water cooler
elevator service; clean, quiet. comfortable
mad service $50 Tg up for a0Hf sfnge e $500 S5o
S1;,'a SlIo l'th sSr-Dogble studio room, semi
eliyileses; $50 each, CO. ii7ss. eo0H4"S @
33il 18th ST:-Pleasant, small single
l' lsss 6coLUMBBiA LISsBE RID. NV, Apt. 4oi-
Young man to share twin bed room with
another. young man who is out Of town
most OF time extra large closet, un.im.
ps%s i5sl new fS HAMFsHIRE I'sh'sIfi AVE. Nw-Lse.
triple rm., for boys or girls; connecting
sur Sun psarlor' doors from Dupont CIRCLE.
sosI Q ST NV, Dupont circle-small
nny sinGe Tm for segtleman clean and quiet
l,3o 18th Sr, sT. N.w.Mfor G T'Hi ladies: in for
mrr rocr leg egation building a. bus stop COM
ocfes S'Rfs Rt6 rem rrns ampn fa ps'h and closet
COM. AVE. vic. ss!5 18th st. nv
c9uIpe in refined Protestant home. AD
sHoREHAM AREA. 3ooe scn1 St NV
peti nome large quiet Tm; semipyt' bath;
coLoRED-lsso 9th ST. Nw.-Two
fgrn, rms, ! for couple, and l for
CoiLoREEDD.@5is, wARDER ST. Nv
Furn; room for rent for gentleman, lady or
me- lIleG couple. / A, i'I3i. -
COLORED-91s COLUMBIA RD. N.W.-1
I'M; for married couple. HO 237O. 10
COLoRED-3550 IOtH ST. NV large
couple or gentlemen. NO O3Sl. -
COLORED - 1886 VERNON ST. NV
Room for employed couple. also for girls;
twin beds; some privileges. DE. 1929
COLORED-DOUBLE and single rooms for
refined young women, double room for
s SOBER Working couple: cooking and laqn-
COLORED-9?3 R. L. AVE. N.W.-Semi-
apt, Ga. ave mr., Howard u. suitable for
: single rms. HO. 4074. .
COLORED-lS2S 4th ST. N.W.-Respect-
ful man or woman. in nice family. o.
COLORED-1I31 QUE ST. N.W-Nicely
furn. rm., suitable for employed cple; Kit
prlvils. call before IL or after pm. =
Evening star., 1948-05-07

EX-GI MOVING SERVICE, stor,; no job too
small reaS. rates We take surplus furn.
as pay on moving. GLOVER. RE, $3.50.
EDELMAN MOVING q STORAGE Co
Reas. rates; will accept your surplus fur
niture as part payment on your moving.
storage. ia. 2e31: after pm, GE. 1915.
SMALL JOBS. BIG JoBs-Trunks, bag
and helper, 81 80 hr. LU. s9O5.
VETERAN. Just out of the service, will
Job too small Cali EARLE. AT. 4a5I, l5'
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or across
the country. safe storage in separate
rooms; expert packing. Phone NO, O104.
UNICN STORAGE co. INC. est. 1908
CALL HO. 1880 for that quick move,
Specialize In light hauling, Reasonable
MARINE VETERANS MOVING co.-24-hr.
service: furniture moving and haullng,
trunks and baggage. AT 275e or FIR. o3ss.
ARLINGTON VAN SERVICE, OK, 374s-
insured trips anywhere in Virginia. Stor-
age. packing, Grating and shipping Ia
REDUCED RATES, 3 average rooms ot
furniture stored in individual compar,-
ment for So per month Reasonable rates
for additional space. SAFETY STG. &
TRANS. CO: TF. 5lSS or TE. 1885.
LOCAL MOVING AND HAULING - Fast
service low rates; no Job too small
WANTED, LOAD OR PART LOAD to and
Detroit CHICAGO, St Louis, Kansas City,
Denver and California: immediate service,
NORTHERN VAN LINES. INC. AT. 1888,
AT ql54 p
Evening star., 1948-05-07
BOATS. (cops.)

asT pb.5om 5 msh9s sn.s, T9naOPu
ts YAcHF Hsee co. vs5y Gsesti. stlf slo0 Nd HARToE
size or condition; cash for same. 1877
AUXILIARY sLooP. s5-ft.: good condition
ton, Hartse Yacht Yard, Gelesvilie. Nd
ss6 e Eai5 bess and dep mnst s ss s1sref W fr
GERALD. SO Galveston pl s.v. Wash
CABIN BOAT, a6-ft., dble. .-planked NAH
terms. FIR. 1926 or Ii. 1889 %
l6-FT. iNBOARD. 10-hp. runabout; fac
toTy huilt, 1916: completely refnished in
Saf Sant and nd out; March !e4s motor perfect;
With running lights berth goes with sale
S630 cash. DU s491. ewes. after 6. .
CRIsCRAFT, 1947. 2s-ft, sedan cruiser,
new Motorola radio installed: newly rcdeco-
Toe1 pq0th' ppGf and seats ca m MR.
NEW l3-FT; ouTBoAED utility boat. ma
rine plywood and white OAK cors.. finished
s,ittGriactiVely' seats :; S225. Phone DU.
GogTBoARD MOTOR, late model. VA.
orTBoARD MOTOR, e-hp.. Wizard, used
$40 r0Tfn, Nj eSfs 854s. GGRe 69s will dem0nS'Ests
sTEELCRAFT WASHINGTON co. suggests ::
-o-I Steelcraft day cruiser $1,000
Powered with Chrysler Crown.
26-tt. Steelcraf, sedan 81 800
Bottled gas stove, cockpit awning and
SIDE curtains. screens and many other
eXtraS.J
lott. lnboard Runabout S1,1OO
tBeautiful-like new and fastD
26-ft. 1947 Richardson $500
tYou must see this boa to apprecia te
1t: new cost, S1,1O0; sleeps 4 has 2-Way
radio compass. stove. auto. biiRe pump.
CO.. system , windshield wipers and
many other extras)
194S Steelcraft on display: order now
to assure early delivery
Terms on all boats
See at STEELCRAFT DOCK, Maine ave.
and NJ ST. s.W. Call EX S41S q
Evening star., 1948-05-07
ApTs. FURNISHED tcont.).

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. near supreme
Court-Bed-liv, rrl and kitchenette; $50
sss u kvsG ns Is sr e4ss Boy Hz stfS and
kitchen. basement apartment. share bath,
1safi sth NEAR oouMRa T1E m1nth nm M S35o
accented: $50 DuPoNT REALTY CO.
DU. $3.50 till 10 pm.
BACH APT-Bath. bedrm. -liv. rm. COM
o.nation; frepI. refsrs, pvt. bathTm. and
ATTRACTIVE 1-RooM APT, pvt. bath.
PVT entrance. $50. 27ol Branch ave. Sc,
i3l1 IRVING ST. Nw.-Bsmt. apt, rm.,
Sitehen 6 and bath tog l employed person;
ALEx.-Well located, large rm. kit, pvt
bath; I1i :, elee. refEr. emp, married cple.; S65
BfDRooM KITCHEN apt. for quiet.
refined people, nondrinkers or smokers. in
Ch1lSlIan home. $50. Gil. 2l40. Box
LGE a-RM. APT, completely furn.: laun.
$40 mo. 107 Sth ST. Sc. Call after $50
6I6 10th ST Nw.-Entire 1st floor COM
& cXrToa foi or G9 424 NRs WEBB
homs 4snsp With ssd f sees5tsa s8a aSP VI
CoMFoRTABLY FURN..m n iiv' rm.. n bedrm
sNunnroom, kit. and bath; all utilities, good
SSiMM5 S8ectlon; 8 good transp' refined adults;
50 I ST. N NW&s " s'rai rms, kitchen and bath.
FAR Ma PARK AZ nsfth fa NE @fs SsSrm
dinette. complete kitchenette, private
entrance, lavatory in bedrm share bath
With With S ADULTS; employed couple only; S75
ioso MONROE ST. N.w.-Ap.. to hs share;
nIenseetaris1' cInasss naxt room with twin beds
dinette; Tor couple or girls: i Unlimited d
phone; convenient transportation; S53 SO
BsMT. APT, suitable . gentlemen; excel
Fairmont st. NV. -i0'~
1918 WEBSTER ST. Nw-Bachelor ant .,
connecting rms. aJoins bath: tele
!!;annnnSdry, not plate; for or 3; 500. IA
DUPONT CIRCLE. el1o r st. nv-Large
stud studio lane, and kitchen tno private BATH; for
NEAR DUPONT ,CIRCLEIAvaiabie June
nicely farn SedoS dS0T%s mo. 81: 81 1883 sRS 0faa Box
SEAk sI5 brPoNr cIRcLF-ror june, July
Scdrm, end6 KIT and bath, beautifully furn
e:oo mo- OIL. 1858 Box 155-z. Star.
YOUNG MAN TO share Potomac River
saGin s. = mo- near Fof Glen ere Eche; Md. with man;
39O9 AMES ST. N.E.-Working couple to
share pvt, childess home $50 monthly.
Can mornings or evenings. Victor s4l@,
GIRL TO SHARE APT with . other girls;
$50 mo. each. Call TIE. 1888 after 4:30.
HOUSE ON s0-ACRE FARM. divided into
. apis with full baths and kits. locate
SIMoNs 81 Ios s0TlS Ex raj rents at $500 mo- W H
DIN ST. NE, 3I56 (River Terrace
snare nice home. refined empl cpl; IN
olKs' carline' shpg. center; S75. FIR. 1910.
GIRL TO SHARE 3la-rm. apt with one
otner eirl; S35 mo. 2l3S Calf St NV
MI 0O23 after pm. .
Evening star., 1948-05-07
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

FULL DUPLEX OR FULL SEMIDETACHED
Business executive couple and family
want to- rent, immed. duplex or Semidet
or any other desirable location; lonz
lease if necessary; best refs, po,h bust
ness and personal MRS. HORAN' DI.
200. Ext. 412: Consider buying later,
COUPLE mo children; un'urn. house or
apartment IN desirable nelghborhood re-
sponsiole Washington businessman care
suaran,; references and lease. Temple s43-.
NEED 3-BEDROOM unfurnished modem
and baby . months and. mother. husband
in Naval Hospital 3 moths under trea,-
or .msIn, togq nearby. Cal! collect.
VETERAN. wife, 4 children eyictsd; house
unfurnished or will buy. 81 COO down or
CT loan, Ex. 1889 any, time, or RE. 1900.
Ext 3sol am, to 4;45' MR., NrEgEs.
SMALL HOUSE or 4-room apt. in nearby
Va. at once 3 adults Govt. empI. Phone
9FssSPE WaNTEDEs - OR ROOM unturnished
house, Virginia or D. c.; months rent
in advance: Yeas lease reas. rent. pU.
NAVAL OFFICER desires three or four
bedroom house, furnished will pay to 81 so.
JOHNSON. WI 9s46 or Oliver $500, Ext
FOR II SUMNER MONTHS, June lst to sept:
Navy comdr ,,,, wife Daughters nd1. T. IL and
room furnished house va or Nd pref;
excellent care. up to 81 80 NO. COMDR.
A. l.. REED. Naval war College. NeTpor
r OF phone Newport 5T&s-NK To-
REGULAR ARMY OFFICER and wife, lust
returned from, :. years overseas, desire
2-vear lease: excellent caro-
guaranteed. Call owens OS4O after 6 m.
o.
AIR FORCE OFFICER desires 3 to 4 bed
-m unfurnished house. VI 6129. a
REGULAR ARHY 1t col with wife ard l
I -vr old child would appreciate assistance
in locating 3-bedrm. house or apt , unfurn.,
in vic. Of Washington or nearby Virginia.
Expect TO be stationed at Pentagon for
yrs Phone GI. 1852. -
6-RM HOUSE, u. G.: not over S65 moi
excel. care. advanced rent vi. S1ll. %
2 OR 3 BEDRMs. in Va. NOS
necessary 70 commute TO WaShiugton:
prefer small acreage. Ho 47sl =
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Evening star., 1948-05-07
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

BEDRM. LIV; RIM. dinette, kit. and bath
apt. in mod. freproof. elevator and switch
board bldg,;. nr. Conn. and Calf. St n ".
Completely furn,; avail 20 responsible cpl
only from June 3 to Oct. Is; $3.50 mo
Box 295-Z. Star. -
FURN. APT. in exchange for care of three
enlidren nc Laundry or cleaning; no phone
calls. 1872 Que St Sc. Apt
s616 ST. N.W.-Apartment furnished, 3
BEDROOMS kitchen. parlor, bath. Earage in
yart, all utilities; no children, 1925 per
mon
TWO GOVERNMENT GIRLS, 25 to IS, to
snare 2-hedrm. apt. with ! other girl vic.
sth and COLUMBIA rd; $40 eacn. AD
5l65. Box 1861 Star. -
~ 3rd ST. Ne. on Capitol Hill Ige
lovely rms. with Frigidaire; very desirable
;c5 couple: no children or pets. ASK for
MRS. BAKER. $50
WOODBRIDGE, 2434 Monroe st n.e-Bed-
living room. dressing room, kitchen, bath;
det. quiet adult home $40. NO. 419S
SILVER SPRING-Liv rm. bedrm. kit
din. slcove bath; no pets; avail at once;
gas. elec. incl; SOC Box TX. Star 3
Two REFINED GIRLS to share furn. air
cond, apt. near Pentason; June, July and
August TE ISIS p
$50 COLUMBIA RID. N.w.-Larse base
ment Groom apt, well furnished. next 20
bath, for 2 employed adults; s65 per mo.