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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-10

Atty and Mrs. Oliver True were
called to Detroit Wednesday to
attend funeral services for her
brother, George f. Post.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-10

Bake Sale at Neidecker's, ST.,
Dec. IL, 10 a. M, given by Ladies'
Aux. of Gypsum Community
church. Apt
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-10

Miss Martha Kuesthardt was
the guest of her cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Kuehn, in Sandus
ky, Sunday.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-10

DeForrest "Shine" Maxwell was
a victim of virus pneumonia from
Friday through Tuesday but is
now able to We at his duties III
Woner's Greenhouse.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-10

Mrs. Myrl Kessler left Wednes-
day for Washington, d. c., where
she will visit in the home of her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. c. Heller, until after New
Years.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-10

Open Evenings for Your Christ
mas Shopping Convenience Dec. 10
thru Dec. 23. The Young & Schade
Co, 43-2t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-12-10

New Xmas merchandise arriving
daily. Stop in and look around
HabiitZel Co. 42-2t
Evening star., 1948-05-07

bombshen. Even his own secretary
was mystified.
Suddenly Marshal Sokolovsky de-
cided on q show down and departed
for Moscow with Gen. Schdarnov
April %. Three days later, Mar
shall Sokolovsky's penetration policy
lost finally to Gen. Schdarnov's ac-
ton policy, depending entirely on
force. With the return of Gen.
Schdarnov. a new phase of the bat
tie Of Berlin began.
New Action Expected Soon.
New action is expected soon. My
source predicts that the Russians
will announce that the bridges
across the Elbe River are not strong
enough to carry the heavy traffic
necessary to supply the western Sec
tors of Berlin. Restrictions will be
necessary. The Russians will state
their willingness to supply all Ber-
lin, demanding full control and TAX
ing over the food and economic de-
partments of the city government.
Berliners will be forced to under
stand that the former capital is
linked to the Soviet zone-until
Berliners themselves ask the Allies
to quit. If they are stubborn they
will be squeezed by hunger while
Soviet papers will print stories OF
how much food Is waiting outside
Berlin.
Also the Russians are preparing
a coup to create a Soviet controlled
city administration, SED leaders
already have been designated for
certain jobs.
After the conquest of Berlin, con-
quest OF the Western zones by sabo-
tage, strikes and partisan action
will commence.
Evening star., 1948-05-07
Berlin
Continued From First Page }

shal Sokolovsky's attempts to in
fluence the West.
Marshal Sokolovsky was genuinely
shocked about the air crash. Know
ing Russian guilt, he wished to
apologize to the British but was Or
dered by Moscow to give no reas-
surance, to send strong letters and
to leave the control council-none
of which Marshal Sokolovsky wished
Though he obeyed, he was ordered
to fly to Moscow, joined by Gen
Schdarnov and some collaborators
notably Georgieff and Ivanoff, pro-
nounced moderates in the political
division Of the Red military admin
istration who never returned and
were replaced by toughs.
Brought New Kremline Line.
Marshal Sokolovsky, Gen. Scholar
nov and others returned to Berlin
with the new Kremlin line. Col
Tulpanov of the information bu-
reau was the first to use this line
THE Marshall Plan Means War;
he told Zeiss workers.
Between the lines, it became clear
that Russia cannot wait for the
success or failure of the Marshall
Plan, but wishes to be certain of
her conquests before the plan has q
chance to influence people.
Gen. Schdarnov summoned Ger
man Communist Leaders Wilhelm
PECK and Walther Ulbrich on April
IT. He ordered PECK to scratch his
speech scheduled for April 18, prais-
ing loyal SED functionaries. In
stead Pieck was to announce crea-
tion of a new party-National Dem
ocratische Partei-geared to collect
isolated nationalists.
PECK obeyed. The speech was a
Evening star., 1948-05-07
Days Receive Magazine Award
As Outstanding Family of '47

A Washington family that has
fun together" yesterday was
awarded the Parents Magazine Ci-
tation as the outstanding American
family of l948.
Selected from among hundreds of
families brought to the attention of
the magazine during the last year
was that of John J. DAILY, 1922 Ten
nyson street NV.
Mr. and Mrs. DAILY and their six
children were guests at luncheon
given by Mrs. Clara Savage Little
dale, editor of Parents Magazine,
at the Willard Hotel.
Given because the Days "typify
a real old-fashioned family group
the citation recognizes their hap
piness in family living, devotion to
each other and sincere interest in
the welfare of the community"
In accepting the embossed scroll,
Mr.. DAILY, 54, said that while "the
responsibility of taking on a fam
lily scares lot Of people, the ire
sponsible Dalys went ahead and
had this gang"
And we're having a whale of a
Evening star., 1948-05-07

time" added the youthful Mrs.
Mary Tinley DAILY, who, in addition
to her household tasks, is a regu-
lar contributor to a half dozen home
magazines. Her column, AT Our
House." is syndicated by the Ma
tional Catholic Welfare Conference
News Service and is carried in Cath
olic periodicals all over the country.
Mrs. DAILY received the Family
Catholic Action Award of the Natl
onal Catholic Conference on Family
Life in March, for distinguishing
herself in helping develop a Catholic
literature on marriage and the
family" She was among six women
recipients and one man.
Hub OF the family's activity is q
yearly newspaper they put out to-
gether, THE Daily Greeting" Com
posed chiefly Of neighborhood and
family news, honey philosophy and
"just plain nonsense" every men,
ber of the family has a part in its
publication. 1t has readers in all
48 States and eight foreign cour-
tries, Mr.. DAILY said.
Mr.. DAILY. a free-Iarce writer,
Evening star., 1948-05-07
DC. Committee Member
In House Is Defeated

The House District Committee has
lost its first member as a result of
the primary elections.
He Is Representative Price, Demo-
crat, Of Florida, the most recently
appointed member Of the unit.
He was defeated in the Florida
primaries Wednesday but will con-
tinue to serve on the District Com
mittee until his term expires at the
end of the 80th Congress.
Mr.. Price, of Jacksonville, lost the
primary race to Charles Bennett,
also Of Jacksonville, who becomes
the Democratic candidate for the
Second congressional district of that
State. Democratic nomination in
Florida, usually is tantamount to
election
Evening star., 1948-05-07
THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON D. c. A
=

They reportedly differed as to which
ministers should be dropped. Some
reports said nine ministers would 60.
After talks last night, however,
the two political parties apparently
had agreed to a makeshift plan to
change the membership of Mr..
Sophoulis' eight-month-old regime.
Apparently Dwight Griswold, ad-
ministrator of American aid to
Greece, and other American off,
cials helped untangle the stalemate
between Mr.. Sophoulis and Mr..
Tsaldaris. Mr.. Griswold and Amer
ican Embassy ofncials held long
conferences with the two Greek
political leaders.
The Greek Army's pursuit of Com
munist-led guerrillas in the hill
country of Central Greece con-
tinued. Army units rounded up
more rebel prisoners and discovered
additional supply and munitions
dumps.
A dispatch from Salonika quoted
War Minister George Stratos as
saying army troops were increasing
their drive against 10000 guerrillas
in the area from Central Mace
donia to Eastern Thrace near the
Greek -TllrkiSh- border
Evening star., 1948-05-07
Youth, "A, Confesses
Staying Couple 10 Get
Auto for Dance Date
BY ths Asseeioted Press

BRYAN, Ohio, May IA 14-year-
old Junior high school athlete signed
a statement last night admitting he
shot and killed 57-year-old couple
because he wanted their automobile
to drive to a dance, Sheriff Norman
A. Barnes reported.
The sheriff identified the boy as
Erwin Arthur 1ngle, who played both
football and basket ball on Bryan
Junior High School teams.
The youth was held without
charge today in williams County
Jail.
Sheriff Barnes said Erwin sobbed
out the details of how he shot John
Gabriel, railway mail clerk, and
his wife, Pearl: drove their automo-
bile to boy friends house and hid
the Staying weapon, a pistol, in his
own home.
Here's how Sheriff Barnes retold
his story:
Erwin and another junior high
student wanted to go to a dance to
be held tonight. Erwin promised his
friend he would get a car for
the dance"
He went to the Gabriels' home
Wednesday night. entered, shot
Mr.. Gabriel with the pistol, pushed
him down the basement stairs and
forced Mrs. Gabriel to drive him to
a cemetery.
At the cemetery, he said, he told
Mrs. Gabriel to stop the machine
and get out. She stopped, handed
young Ingle the keys and stepped
TO the ground.
Barnes quoted the youth as say
ing he shot the woman through the
head and drove away He left the
automobile at the friends house,
about three miles out of Bryan, and
returned home.
Evening star., 1948-05-07
-Four British Newspapers
Protest Mass Executions

LONDON, May 7 (P.-Four Brit.
ish newspapers protested today
against mass executions of persons
convicted of murder in Greece
most OF them for taking part In the
1914 left-wlng uprising.
The Greek government announced
Tuesday the executions of l52 per-
sons, and it was reported another
$50 are under death sentence. The
following day the British Labor
government expressed concern over
the executions.
The Laborite Daily Herald said
the world has had enough of the
doctrine of an eye for an eye anc
a tooth for a tooth. If the Greek
government persists ." it will
deeply shock world opinion and fur
Evening star., 1948-05-07
Snyder Denies Plans
To Leuve Treasury
BY the Assoeioted Pre-"

Secretary of the Treasury Snyder
said yesterday he had no plans to
leave his post and has made no
agreements on what he will do when
he does leave the Government
service.
Mr.. Snyder issued a statement
after receiving a number of in
quiries regarding published reports
that he will leave the Treasury to
lake post with A. P. GianniniS
West Coast bank interest.
Evening star., 1948-05-07

worked on Washington newspapers
until he suffered an eye injury nine
years ago.
His oldest son, John j., jr., 10, a
sophomore at Georgetown Univer-
sity, intends to follow his fathers
vocation. Johnny now reports for
Georgetown's "Hoya.'
The Days other children are
Patricia, 20, an art student at Cath
olic University; Eileen, II, Margaret,
10, and Mary, 9, all three attending
Blessed Sacrament School, and Vir-
ginia, 21a, whom everyone calls
Stretch" because she was seventh
Evening star., 1948-05-07

ther harm prospects Of unity at
home"
Lord Rothermere's conservative
Daily Mail demanded the Greek
government stop the blood" It
added: stop it everywhere, in the
east as well as in the west; in Russia
as well as in Greece"
The conservative Daily Telegraph
warned of much disquiet" by the
executions and said, '"It Is highly
distasteful - that even criminals
should languish for years in Jail and
then be called upon to pay the for
felt for their crimes"
Evening star., 1948-05-07

child. Three of them have bright
red hair.
Another son, Thomas, who would
have been II this year, died after
a playground accident when he was
four years old.
The family appjeared with Ruth
Crane in television broadcast
over ,WMAL-TV last night.
Evening star., 1948-05-07
Greece
Continued From First Page.)

least for that long. Parliament had
scheduled next Monday for recon-
vening. There is no guarantee as
to when 1t will sit again.
Makeshift Plan Seen,
Mr.. Sophoulis and Mr.. Tsaldaris
could not get together on the plan
for re-shuf1ing the cabinet, and a
government crisis was proclaimed.
Evening star., 1948-05-07
Quuntico Dance Tomorrow

The opening of a new enlisted
mems club at the Quantico Wa.)
Marine Base will be celebrated with
a formal dance at $50 pm. to-
morrow,
Evening star., 1948-12-30
HOUSES FURNISHED.

3-BEDRM. BRICK-Strictly modern; oil
heat very, desirable location. May be had
with purchase Of furniture at reasonable
price. Rent very reasonable. To substan-
tial party only. 1915 pl. Sc, Fairlawn
village. T. noon to 8 pm.
BETHESDA tclose-in), SI35 mo- on 9
yearly lease. red brick Cape Cod; very
fireplace and screened porch, full-size din.
ing room, large kitchen, . bedrooms anc
tile bath. full basement. garage, gas heat
fine neighborhood; no children or pets
reference. Call after &, WI 55Ol
CHEVY CHASE, ID. C., conv. loo, nr
circle--3 hedrms, u bath, lge. liv. rm
den, law. I-yr. lease, $500 month. WO
aTTRACTIvELY FURNISHED HOUSE be-
tween Cathedral and The Shoreham;
bedrmsa = baths, servants quarters
Jan. 10 Box 1851. Star.
COUPLE WILL SHARE nicely furn., 2-bed-
rm. house with other couple. Gil. 54l7.
TWO hEDRMs.,- furn,, det. brick: corner
lot; firepl, big fin. attic for extra bed
rms; !-year lease; $125; immed. posses
sion. TIE. 663l.
FOR RENT, 4-bedrm., 4h-bath lovely
house; % min. to downtown; special rate
to responsible family; from now till Apri
!, Ig4s, Phone days, DE. 5424
nicely furn.; $3.50: also unfurn. if desired
nslehborhood PsI bssF MRS eoss s5ssoe cH xss sssa
SILVER SPRING, near shopping bus
schools--6-rm bungalow, well furn:
baths, recr. rn1.. oil hest, fireplace, storm
windows; months lease, Sl5O mo. SH
S710, RA. 6321. 80
Evening star., 1948-12-30
HOUSES UhFURkIsHEp.

CAPITOL HILL, o2S 1st st. se-For sale
rent Entirely restored ore and redecoraed gdt
eress: bedrooms. il2 baths may be
used as two apartments. OWNER, phnoe
VACANT. modern row brick, 90 II. wide
2l2 baths. refsr.; new-house cond; adults
mo petsl; upper Kansas ave. NV; Sa5
mo; references. See and appreciate.
5 MINUTEs TO PENTAGoN-Arna Val
ley: 5-room brick. with fun knotty pine
club ,bsmt.; conv. TO Shirley hwy; i'm
sdl3a sl33" mo. Al ~ BAKER d son, Alex.
sooe QUE ST. NV, 'oeorsetown,. Large
entirely repslnted and papered and recon
alEGasd ve5z go Eys low rental HENRY SRA
BEThEsDA. New modern brick, 5 rms. rms.
handy to school. buses; ready now; 8 to
9 mo. Lease; Or: 1926.
room down. 2l2 baths on Hillwood ave.
Falls Church. 5000 mo. Call MR.. LORD,
M OW 900 AN
6nnsaIovs. fuii bsmt'. gas s heat, O sil5 per pei:
mo. each; one 2-story det. brick, rms.
and bath, built-ln garage, gas heat $50
m9 nnun No tsieDhS1e hen onne ntormatOn sven
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW, : bedrooms
near schools and transportat ton; lmmedl-
ate ate oceqPsney s;,iI3 ey.o ARTHUR CARR AGEECY
BRICK BUNGALow. min. from Penta-
gon; z bedrms., modern sI25 per mo
SILVER sPRING-woodmoo area. 6-rm
def brick. Iee.. liv, rm; with frepl,. gas
heat. nr schools. churches. shopping and
1s sRoo% re- G hGSGaoW R sS5 Ex With
bedrms, .nd-n. bedrm. 3oxl4, ideal for
boys or girls; also screened porch and
recI cation rm SH 7ls9.
FOR RENT. JAN. I5-seven-room house
with three bedrooms; tenant furnishes ali
utilities: $3.50 per month Will not lease
for less than one year Call Wo. l7s4.
MORNINGsIDE vILLAGE-smal modern
6-room house, $50 mo-; excellent reference
5-RooM MoDFRN HOUSE for rent. can
a. ,4"3 Eads 81. ne. evenings after $50,
s.RooM BKK. HOME in Silver spring:
lease REQ; $50 wooDMoRE AGENCY.
INC. Realtors. SH. 5:155 till pm 80
TAkOMA PARK AREA, ultramodern
home ebsei beerms dniDa p rm xts,,eDt with Ta Of
Bendix washer radiant heating, insulated
attic. Yearly lease at Sl@5 per mo
NEW BRICK HOME. Sc. Bradbury Hgts
rms J.? tile baths, bedfms., fun bsmt
REALTY. INC, 1345 Good Hope I'd. e.
ARLINGTON. new brick, semidet > rms
bsmt., stairway to stg. attic. auto: hea,;
REALTY co, OK 44s7i ewes, oW 44s5,
Senator's, Representatives,
Embassy and Legation personnel
brand-new red brick detached houses con-
tanning 4. bedrooms and . baths on Ind
gas heat and ali Of the most modern
in kitchen, and batn appliances. For
more details including rental rate, call
7: J. LANE. Jr., National 943s or North
Evening star., 1948-12-30
HOUSES FOR SALE-korthwest.

BETHESDA-Attractive bungalow with 8
rms and bath or main f. e. t,,i,,, StairWay TO 10
paneied pan k TU rec rm. MI in 6smt' gas &C heat;
storm windows; insulation. Lot with "a,
G9Sy to PS aYe anS no aao
BETHEsbA. near Naval Hospital--Brick
bungalow on large corner lot close 10
peteiy furn. EARL T. WEIGHT, WI. 5000;
BURLEITH-Immediate possession; 3 bed
GaEvY f& cat cHAsR, RG b. 16-Det pre-var Brick
home. located in excellent, neiehborhood,
firepl;. unusually large din. rm; powder
rm, Ist hr.l; End ifir. has 8 bedrms. and
baths gas hgh sssr
RAYMoND B, DUNN, 1876 wis ave, oR
CHEVY CHASE. D. c-oyner transferred
room on first floor; 8 bedrooms, and bath
tation Priced ressonapIe. terms ilHSs arranged
to suit. F.. A.. TWEED CO, 55O4 Conn
sWtvy sYe EN- cu.sF l,se t,I Nm pm m; ~. "A; Al
| This completely remodeled 4-beoroom, .
bath home is. ready for occupancy; 3rd
floor has finished playroom or storeroom;
MRGaT vi rGGms wi vi $685. eSes VI aaRL ss
| CHEVY CHASE. ID. C.-Conv. TO Lafayette
| home, 3 bedrms. and bath on md fl; lst
| f. den, modern kitchen: oil h-wh; >
car garage; Sls,500. THos L PHILLIPS,
GEORGETOWN-Only Sl7.5OO will buy
| you this substantial brick dwelling in the
| 1900 block OF 34th st. Just at Que Con-
| tains six large rooms. bath, cellar, oil heat
garden space in rear. No structural
changes required. little modernization
pRURY REALTY CORP. 1887 x st. n. w.
EE; eE oIER Iia3' PARK near new oeorgetnvn m2,
Univ. Hospital--Semidet. brick. clean as q
pin slate roof: rms, "a baths, in
GARAGE. gas h.-wh,; asking Sl5.95o. Eve
ninss, call WO. 4754. FRANK 8. PHIL
LIPS, DI. 14ll.
Evening star., 1948-12-30
COLORED-$75O CASH
HOUSES WANTED 70 eUY.

TRADE GROOM HOUSE, 1900 block 3rd
st. NV, free and clear, for house down :
%xSr ,SxS; FSk sST 37sE GssH sfsT itI1m ovps
house brick. VIC. Capitol. Sc. or ne,
QUICK IS THE NAME and quick will b.
Nj cf2 a6eK HsaS So your 1877 RH Nf siS
CUSTOMERS WAITING FOR 2, 3, 4
sfeas ea S fPf 9fs5Sy gf sas
VII: Will Pay r Tor SH CASH PRICE for your
FAMILY WITH cHIfDRES needs leeds. s-bedrm.
Il in nGe, eSny to and
f2S HAvE 0c cAsH sSaS cLiEaTs III gs6 for house, sin
anr all ssSGas Of the sty No charge f
LRAvfNG G. WAsHiNGToNg lin eves pr pro6sbiy BABY
have a buyer for your property. WALDO
Va HIVE sf1ss CASH 81 aas NE dr homes
THos Mda Ca pave RstoTs
es'iH 9EaRs m Gfh s local Na SasS
ssty With WM i; sssstS sAGSDEks co. co. @ @2Ne,
eHARIEs ' GUN GUM lGns has clients ss " xsisins
to purchase homes in any section of wash.
nnd Il pRnMp1 RsssSy MaryaHS .IysSS,o FIR; 1905. =,
your home, business or or tnsestmsnt S me- % proO. o.
erty is what you desire call R. A, HUM
PHR1ES. Realtor. sos North Capitol. Ma
II YoGk HOUSE is for ts sale eH'r or rent nsis to
colored, / will sell t if itsean be sold 1t
won't take me long J. W" ROUSE. 1907
s TX 70 s. s RooMsLb RtT 81 os5 g only: all cash or
above trust; like possession within so days
A. GARVEY. DI. 450S; ewes. and Sun.
FROM OWNER. - bedroom to Si6,bOO,
with high first trust: cash above, or a very
fair buy. Sub. or D. CD. DI 6212. 80
CAN PAY ALL CASH for a small home,
within , miles of Hyattsville Owner only.
Call UN. 1888 after 10 am 80
IT'S REALLY EMBARRASSING, but our
listingS are not keeping step with our
sales! If you want fast action, list your
house with US ANNENBERG REALTY CO,
FIR. S:i51 or DU. 6996. 81
Evening star., 1948-12-30
HOUSES FURNISHED (cont.

BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED 3-bedroom, .
bath home, Chevy Chase, Md; double car
portstion, shopping, etc, $3.50 mo. WIN
fRANk Is ;k,S ri sHfkIIPs syf pI saor
nicely furnished rooms, mod. XII. and tile
bath, full bsmt.. including > rms; and Law.
with private entrance, all utilities furn
month: prefer 8 months rent in advance;
GEoRGEToWN. asss n sT@4 bedrooms.
baths. kitchenette. living room including
utilities; S9;i5 mo- yr. lease. Ho. 316s.
CHILDREN AND ENTERTAINMENT. beau
tifully furn., 4 bedrooms, maids quarters,
large grounds. chicken house and gar.
Nicely FWRN 2.bedroom room brick home, N.
Arlington; near schools bus. stores: $3.50
mo. Box 42I-G: Star woman
atttraetively furn.; newly developed area
in Sc. Washington with all convenences
nearby; trsnsp1 > blocks; $1a5 per mo;
ffTHfsDs SCI Ms cAsPEKo% re- oedfn easa house
with recreation rm. ~ bath, partly furn.,
sSec,. $40 OIL 4544 or SRs1sisrrn SH TeSs .R4 A.
nE psHn ave- V frte h s5S noHh s
option of buying. AT 76lI' 80
ATTRACTIVE TOWN HOUSE, bedrms, .
baths. freplaces; for . or 3 mos, possibly
longer; present tenant to retain l bedrm.
3-BEDRM. brick BUNGALOW, 8 min. from
Pentagon; everything modern; practically
new furniture; immediate possession; $3.50
per mo. Gil. 42l6. 80
MONTH of January. 3-bedroom and nur-
sery completely furnished house on wooded
corner in Belle Haven, Va 12 minutes
from central Washington; oil heat. auto
matte washer; reasonable rent. OV. 43l0
WHITE BRICK GEORGIAN. rms, rs" .
baths maids rm: and bath, antiques,
paintings. huge oaks, secluded. Telephone
Alex 630S
room brick house. 3 bedrms.. recreation
room. gas heat. new Oft. refriserator;
ARLINGTON-Located in the most ex-
elusive section of Country Club Hills; lst
f., spacious liv. rm. with frepl. din. rn
bedrm. and bath 2no e &, :: bedrms. and
bath with sitting rm.; fun bsmt,, recr
GEO, H. RUCKER co. Realtors, 14o3 N
AMER. UNIV. PARK-Det brick home
with bedrms. and . baths, nicely turn.;
Lear garage 5000 per mo-, Tyr. lease
Avail. Jan. Is. LINKINs CO., DI s6Ss.
PETwoRTH--Lovelv s-rm. brick, rec, rm.,
gas heat, refgL; peri. cond.; $50; least.
vacant GE S3a0 80
Evening star., 1948-12-30
APARTMENTS uhFURhIsHEp.

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY. in new
sudins s5s DeoSm Gsrdens sBs ss sys5 5d
Veterans preferences To inspect: Out
ave s1en f resent on
ises. Apply Apt 40l. MA. 1895: 30
100 West Montgomery ave- Rockville
ROCKVILLE, 4 rms, utils. furn.; $40.
100 West Montgomery ave, Rockville
1Wo o ROOMS and kitchen, unfurn. semi
private bath, heat. light, and gas furn;
nt.4 $50 eoqns Pm sSd Sa s. s m0 c
WILL VII III RENT 2 Or , rm unfprn. apt at
,d1.T rent i Tv eYGhanFe y5as for day care OF
SfW si-BEDRM,' mod, n. pvt entrance;
cpl only, SIS mo. f.'0 Varnum ST. ne.
NEW III MODERN BASEMENT APTs., rms. :,
XII and bath; vic Of 14th and Girard st.
NV. Call AID. $500. Rental Slo0 per mo.
IF YOU HAVE a modern brick home for
sale IL WstsT Reed haos aosp cs Gefuhg Me- sR
9SI 9Spf fi'fs IN Z PVT nj HoME@on 1st f., rms.
share bath, but Law. in bsmt garage; furn.
THr qssfss WINDsoR r. pARS mS HOTEL A 600 Con
necticut ave. is taking. applications fol
unfurnished apartments for permanent o oc.
bedroom, bath and kitchenette, 81 30 tt
$50 per month One living room. twt
bedrooms, two baths and kitchenette. SEE
1925 Goth ST, "a block Conn. ave. al. F
room, fireplace. bedroom, modern kitchen
bath, gas heat; S125 on years lease
only responsible need apply; immediat'
ocrinancy 30s
s-RM. APT-6 rms. 2nd floor, 2 rms
3rd floor; S120 per mo-, incl. util. 20:
2nd s.; S,e pu hs,t o,xoo wit,
shower bath; light, heat furn.; $40 mo
p717 Georgia ave Silver Sp. 81. 23I7
Evening star., 1948-12-30
COLORED-CO-OP. APT
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING STORAGE CO.
Reas. rates; will accept your surplus fur
niture as part payment on your moving,
storage. IA. 1887, after : pm, GE 14l6.
81"
MOVING BY VET; eXper help; every
piece wrapped and insured: reas. rates.
Cal! any time. MR.. COOK, GIL. 5l37.
MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.-24-hr
service. furniture moving and hauling:
nHI> tT9nkS and Gposs bssosse IT 2;5a or FIR. 03s6
the country safe storage in separate
rooms; expert packing. Phone NO. 0lO4.
UNION STORAGE CO. INC: est. 1906.
INDIVIDUAL COMPARTMENTS, as low as
SO per month, Local and Va. moving.
For service, call TIE. 5lSS; Sun. and eve.
TIE. 1875. SAFETY SIG. e. TRF. CO.
FURNITURE FAN-TWo expert movers; S5
hour; every piece guaranteed against dam
age ANACOST1A MOVERS. AK GAG.
b.. g. VI. MOVERS-Specializin in small
lo966S; Euaranteed ant TO please you B; & M.
MOVERS. TR. 1890. Ewes, AK. 1917.
-Gl-Moving. packing. storage, Grating,
reasonable rates, eficient service. No job
too large or too small. GLOVER, ME. s92s.