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Evening star., 1948-05-06

ably less than the amount required to build
an entirely new ship
Records show that sloop built In that
year cost between $3.50 900 and $500 ,OOO" said
the ensign, land the amount spent on the Con-
stellation was S270,160"
The controversy RACES around the work done
on her in 1853, because in that year in Nor
folk the old frigate was converted to sloop
OF war-her keel heightened, beam widened, a
spar deck erected and the position of her guns
changed.
There Is nothing in the records to show that
she was registered for scrap" emphasized the
ensign. Most of her planks would have been
replaced by that time, anyway, because of the
heavy fighting she was in"
The Navy Is sticking to its guns.
Members OF the restoration committee, in
cluding salty old Capt. John Davis, who served
as boatswains mate aboard the Constella-
ton more than 40 years ago, believe the ship
now In Boston has the same keel as was laid
in Baltimore and should be made the majestic
fighting frigate of old for all Americans to see
and remember
In the meantime a subcommittee has been
appointed to study methods of restoration
One thing that they are pondering Is whether
she should be towed or be put into condition
to sail under her own power crew of hard
handed sailors of the square-rig vintage man
ming her
When this has been settled, the committee
will sail into the Embarrassing campaign.
Evening star., 1948-05-06
ReqoI Lily
I matched and watched and saw a III

I matched and uatched and saD lay
bloom,
In my very presence, in my drab, unworthy
room.
Do you understand Science, can you
explain
Deeper and farther than germinattors
Udne?
What pas it that from it to me outfoDed?
And 1uhat in me opened, expanded, glo,0ed?
BreathIess stood, expecting ,0hen 1t burst,
A shout of glory would announce it first.
Serene and mute and merittng its name,
The miracle had happened, beauty came:
HoU can you annotate my longing, Science?
On U1,dt pat formulae can place reliance?
Don't tell me there's no God-T laugh to
Scorn
Your arguments, pho sap q lily born.
ALMA ROBERTS GIORDAN
Evening star., 1948-05-06
The Bout-Rockers

The law in Brooklyn takes a stern view
of people who rock boats. Five young men
have just found that out Caught in the
act in Prospect Park Lake, they have been
severely lectured and fined IS apiece. In
addition, they have been obliged to pledge
themselves not only never to do it again
but also to preach against the evil to
every one they know. This is punishment
that fits the crime, and Brooklyn will be
the safer for it.
1t would be wonderful thing, in fact,
II something like this treatment could be
applied to the problem on a national and
international scale More is involved than
the danger of getting drenched or drowned.
Boat-rocking-as distinguished from in
telligent and constructive dissent-is not
confined to mischievous youths rowing
about in park lakes. 1t is an ancient
human failing, and some of the worst
examples of it have been perpetrated by
grown-up people on dry land If stop
could be put to it for all time, if everybody
would take a never-again pledge against
it, ours would be a better and happier
world.
Thus, on the national scale, how nice it
would be If there were not a determined
few always ready to upset the wishes of
the overwhelming majority in dealing with
such matters as iniquitous taxes on oleo-
margarine. How nice it would be, too, If
in the international field there were no
Gromykos of any nationality to capsize the
effort to build decent peace with meas
ures like reciprocal trade and control of
the atom. What bright day it would be.
in short, if we had no need to worry about
good plans being set awry by wrong
headed and trouble-making mavericks.
But one can only dream about this, with
scant hope that it will ever happen Rock
ing the boat, in fgurative sense, is so
deeply engrained in human nature that its
uprooting probably is impossible. In its
literal form, as practiced by boys in Brook
lyn and elsewhere, it can be punished and
stopped. Alas, though, as practiced by the
Gromykos of every nation, it seems to be
here to stay as kind of inescapable mani
festation of biped cussedness. Too bad for
all of uSt
Evening star., 1948-05-06
Preparing for Disaster

Engineer Commissioner Young's proposal
for a permanent arrangement with pri-
vate contractors for emergency use of
heavy cranes and other equipment in
times of disaster is a sensible one. AS
The Star pointed out after the Empire
Building collapse, other cities have worked
out agreements of this sort with wrecking
firms and, consequently, there is no delay
in starting rescue or search operations.
The shameful situation which developed
after the Empire Building fell in should
never be permitted to occur again At that
time, because of lack of city-owned equip
ment and in the absence of an under
standing with firms which have such facil-
tiles, approximately sixty hours elapsed
before active search could be started for
Evening star., 1948-05-06
First Cause Uncaused'

To the Editor Ct The STAR
Permit me to congratulate you heartily on
your splendid editorial of May entitled THE
First Cause Uncaused"
In my opinion it represents keen analysis,
logical approach, and thorough under
standing Of the most basic fact Of reality,
namely, First Cause.
No one could have clarified the situation
in more able fashion. Indeed. it is because
of the genuine worth Of your editorials that
The Star enjoys such repute in this household
1t is encouraging, indeed, to find in the daily,
secular press such timely topics OF the most
urgent Importance
STEPHEN M CONNELLY
Evening star., 1948-05-06
BY THE HAsKIN SERVICE,


G. What was President Franklin D. Roose-
velts last official act?-H. r.
A. His last official act was the signing Of
legislation extending the life Of the Commodity
Credit Corp. shortly after noon on April
IL, 1945.
@. When and where was the uranium atom
first split?-L. D. r.
A. The original experimental fssion of the
uranium atom occurred in Germany late ,in
1888. This was accomplished by Hahn and
Strassman. n
@, Biographies OF Chang Kai-shek give his
real name as Chang Chung -cheng. Why did
he change his name?-G. D. .,
A. H. H. Chang in his biography says that
the Chinese President has a courtesy name
used by his friends out Of personal respect
This name. Chieh- -shieh means. ambition and
loyalty to ideals and stone that is hard and
durable" In the Cantonese dialect the name
is Kai-shek, and this form became popular in
the days when Chang spent so much time
with Dr. Sun Yat-sen in Southern China.
@. How many people live in Western Europe,
the area included in the proposed union p
M. H. H.
A. The people of Western Europe NUMBER
288 TAB 900. They speak 25 languages
O. Why is the term "theater' used in con-
nection with operations in warp. D, r~v@
A. In military sense the expression thea
ter of war" is applied to the whole of the area
Qand or sea- which is or may become involved
directly in the operations Of war 1t is divided
into "the theater of operations" and "the zone
of the interior"
Evening star., 1948-05-06

slams. But In this direction lies the best
chance of preventing a war and the only
chance of escaping defeat and destruction
If war should come.
Evening star., 1948-05-06
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Letters for publication must bear
the signature and address OF the
writer, although it is permissible for
1Driter kno10n to The Star to use
nom de plume. Please be briet.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-02-21
Drinks Poison, Changes Mind

Carl Woche, of Kodiak, took polson Tuesday night in Anchor. age but changed his mind and walked to the city jail, told the ]ailer what he had done, and col- lapsed.
 Police rushed him to the hos. pital and 8 stomach pump and saved his life.
 Woche left Kodiak about ? years ago and has been making hiS home ln Anchorage since His father. Alex 'Jingles" Wocbe, is living this winter at A'ognak
 Carl Woche achieved some sort of fame m Koaiak one 4th of July when he went around put tlng goo i.sized firecrackers in his ear. lighting them and letting them explode.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-02-21
FOUND-Keys in black leather zipper case. Owner may claim st Mirror, pay for ad,

ROLL FILM FINISHING Quality Prints and Speedy Serv;ce Margo Lester Studio
 -tf
Kodiak mirror., 1948-02-21
Notice

All inspection rating of 92 was given this restaurant in last weeks restaurant scores. A circumstance which caused a loss of 5 points has been corr ected.
 Grayce's Cafe
Kodiak mirror., 1948-02-21

PIANO TUNMG-Available evenings and Sundays Write Mac Colburn, Box IA or leave note at room 8 over Bel mont Cafe.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-02-21
Cussifieds

FOR SALE-Household furnish- ings, almost new. Living room set, 5.piece bedroom set, table and chairs, phone set including table, char; Shelvador refrig- crater; matching rugs with pads, IT 6"xl0' g., 9'xlO 6". Floor lamp. miscellaneous l. tems. s. A. Banks, Mission Rd., house on point opposite Beachcombets.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-02-21

Dalmond Valley and Annie Naumoff were married Monday by Commissioner c W Buben- dorf.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-02-21

Frank and Eddie Pagano left for Anchorage this week to at. tend the Fur Rendezvous
Kodiak mirror., 1948-02-21

Kimbal DeYouag and Harry Christopherson have been grant. ed a trustee's deed to Lot II Block Ii
Kodiak mirror., 1948-02-21

The Lois Anderson, mail barge replacing the Aleutian Mail on the Westward run, arrived here at 6 pm last night bound for Seward.
 It brought a handful of mail and 6 passengers, including two medical patients
Kodiak mirror., 1948-02-21

A warranty deed to portion of Lot l6 Block ?, leIte Add- tion, from M. I B anchard and A. R Troyer of Ketcblkan to V. G Ellis has been recorded.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-02-21

REGULAR ALTERATIONS and latest style tubular dresses at Bessie's Tailor Shop at knudsen's
Kodiak mirror., 1948-02-21
Northern ASrgines OUTGOING: Malcolm K. Robinson.
 Pacific Northern

INCOMING
 Guy Hildebrandt, MT. & Mrs. R Snyder, Jack Hepdr'ckson, George Gushing
 RC Wright, F E Mct'uliey, w c Trykward.
 Glen Huff PJ Watk'nson, Martin Joyce, M E Welsch, P4t Lynch. OUTGOING
 B M Paluck, R A Bird, A A Owen Jr, Charles Skinner, Pat Cannon, A J Cichoski, Paul Od- laug, R C Wright.
 Lee k Wright. L A Garcin, E E Rose, Eddie Pagano, Frank Pagano, Joe Merino, Foster Ad- ans, Steve Slater
 Guy Hildebrandt. Key Don' Lonnie & Mildred Scroggins (t" Homer), Karl Neilson, Clark An d.esen, Harry s O'Malley.
Kodiak mirror., 1948-02-21

Due to an error by our Seattle agent the feature air-shipped for this Sun.-Mon is "State Fair, second run picture for Kodiak. It is definitely opposite to cur established policy to show re-run on weekend change. ... :.
 However, we find ourselves in pos- ition where we have no choice. We will make last minute change if tbe Knot arrives in time.
 5Ss31; 7Ss ;ss sss s;s SUN. & MON. "SH'% 'S' 'S'
Kodiak mirror., 1948-02-21
glasses, strong prescription lens. Owner claim at Mirror, pay for ad.

FOUND--Key on copper ring. Claim at Mirror office, pay for ad.
Evening star., 1948-11-04
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1920 18th. ST. N.W.--The Mar-Luta.
Nicely furnished rooms for young ladies;
elevator. switchboard, running water,
showers, excellent board. A.
SINGLE AND VACANCY in dble. for
young men: excel: meals: 1409 10th st.
ARIlNGToN-Laree outside rooms. home
cooked meals. daily maid service; excel.
transp.: parking privileges. GIL. 1910 -
MOTHER WILL CARE for children during
MY1RER saYy days sNn Ts cHl III 3ss5 4 ;oz,,,
PVT. home; a, sI5 weekly, p65iylleses; bus
Susas soe in oM ss5 nea Mas psY
1852 PERRY PL.. of, 14th-warm front
gentleman; c.h.w.; conv. DE. 7749.
MI; PLEAShNT-Room with porch for
or gentlemen; near car. AID. 1859. -
81 ow. r9; s7s2. single beds; home-e00ked food.
FOUNTAIN COURT. Martha Washington
Seminary management: educational dir q
tive for manor residence; double or single
rms superior meals. select clientele. co.
sos 14th ST. N.w.-Nice double room 1 for
3 young people; southern family. det. home;
sx asE ysssncss sss fS. sT to share
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, 1901 e1st st.
n.w.-One of Washington's choice guest
houses has available for ladies. a few share
rooms 1a% nth With gN msals; w Ho; 1900. 5
water. showers; transient and permanent
guests Ia
Evening star., 1948-11-04
ROOMS rURNlsHEp-Nor,hw.,s.

1921 ADAMS MILL RD., mr. 18th and
Columbia n rd;-Nicely furn., lge. front Em; =,
rNe iose }aaf'F vssmens aa sn aasSn sVs
soss PARK RID. N.w.-Rm., semipvt. bath.
Ssno55;. Govt employe; gentleman. AD.
RITZ HoTEL-Dble. rms. sec per wk.;
downtown in center Of shopping and bust
ness district. Complete hotel service. $40
HooiTEHL; HAWTHORNE. a1s4 @ st. NV
Single and double rms. al with running
sS$s 'ie.h 81, N,M.sinsls and. and double q
ssn %osthy sT NW 1sts' Hotel
Lge; comfortable rms, 24-hour once and
1851 1851 X sT w. S%Eprinss Se!s Prince Kari Hotel
single Or double rms r!nnins " yater; ae near
sfE sfEcaaRooms shEweE ossn on gachs Tesh Sstee
hull 145 BY 90! for men o. high stand. stand:
aD' aDefed aE s0pS Sssol l4'h s'' "fl' rates: 20
fbie; eonfefssbie; ssia slnss hn So and ii dossie
oVsly asi Eli front sHs' .inss rms next
M sESs ,s., ss;s
PVT: gentiIe home; bus ste, step at door; gem
ALTURAs HOTEL. 1903 18th st. NV
Conveniently located rooms In modern,
fireproof building; single and double, ST 80
up; "a 4-hour elevator service; dining room
GE66RiSETs6wNsun5y II 6gi{slns NJ saa5 0ed,tt,nr room
windows. lse. closet: fireplace, sbb.
3HOO CONN. AvE.-Lsrge cor. rm twin
beds, for 2 permanent young ladies. $50
. mo: Apply before 5 pm. q
DoWNTONN-cony. location. large nicely
1920 n b. NV. sEx. o500..u aVs- y
Evening star., 1948-11-04
i.iscELlANEoUs FOR SALE.

TELEvIsION demonstrators at greatly re-
duced prices: sold with the, orig. 1-yr.
'asg a' Ell s:'t 81
i14 rE1rVisioN 13sh n DRRMwoNsrKAross. llk. s.v.
s4S sa ':iads .ss $3.50
SzRE9 Sz5S9,s;os rs LIE ,r..,,,
reduced brand-new floor samples and DEM
fRii Phiice RcA. Sn aE Wessinshosuse. siSs strom
Mososoia Hallicqafters and Teietone 'i, iib.
s4s II R E ags aaR m S1
every evening till 9 pm.
TIRES, factory recond.. all sizes. S3.45 ea. ;
8 mos. guar; used truck tires, 50. Open
sssaasA: TIRE afd eo een ss1s t g.. ave-
TYi TYpEWsirERsLspecial group. rental
Fss tspsr4si Rs fe fdS 81 'ef5 T 'f #
WRITER CO. 1909 14th st. NV. %
TYPEWRITERs, standards ana portaDIsss;
new and REBUILT; Tyr gus gusrantss; s $:9 (,
ppEWRrR n sssRi our c3 5s'h Isl es1so
GSsR fs0 & s nsseRS Ss'uEsiy
TYPEWRITER TYP WRIT r 5Esa. steel a e1 mahogany 5 AMI nm an
ish. top movable. three, drawers in one
Tvs III Isnier ~ pi' NV. N Tel CO os7i. IS
VACUUM CLEANERS. this week only.
right, perfect s225o; few others. call
SzctGM SA tast ciEAsEks asas hss hwy we have Used
vacuum cleaners that have been traded in:
take your choice, s4.95. COLONY RADIO,
6119 Ga. ave. NV. GE. 1900. Open
VACUUM cuL.EANERs-1f you are going to
buy a vacuum cleaner this year. you had
tell ell! you R When Nv veil have another sale ike
this. good tank types, $3.50. $22.50.
GE upright, revolving brush, $3.50. 2
So~ 9s ohs2 ssns' 5psn 5Sas FRI sSs
5rsfTGAs 5fi ETA 81 strsDs 49, zssn.a r.p..n,.d
REfsPs EsE 60. sais II r. ave- Riverdsis: Nd NJ
WASHER. brand-new nationally advertised
sae priee cohoN9 RADio
Ga. ave. NV. GE. 1900. Open until
9 pm.
wAsHERs-Used General Electric, in ex-
washer: in fair cond.; sale price. SIC. 9.95.
price, 1895. COLONY RADIO, sIIs Ga.
ave. NV. GE. 1900. Open until pm.
WAsHERs-We have about used Msytse
priced S49.95 to S8995. These are better
than most new washers. Colony RADIO
6119 Ga. ave. NV. GE. 1900. Open until
8 pm.
WASHERS. GE wringer. $3.50: GE spin
washers. Easy terms, WA. 1878. A.
WASHERS - Mechanics specials These
washers need some work on them. but
look at the. price. Easy Spinner. SO.
Norge. S.. COLONY RADIO. 6119 Ga.
ave: NV: GE, 1900; Open until 9 pm.
WASHING MACHINE, ABc. electric pump,
wringer-type, S35; maple dinette set, s.
pc. S35; RcA Victor table, model radio
combination S165i 5io Axminster wool rug;
WATER HEATERS, gas or electric; terms,
monthly payments. ROBERT T. WEHRLE
SON, 1880 Wis. ave. WI 6271-72.
MUST SELL QUICKLY. living. dining. bed
AK. 81 6s after 5 pm. u
NEW I84S WASHINGTON ID. Cl city
directory, never used; $35. Call Ma.
S50o am to 3 pm 3
Evening star., 1948-11-04
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.
sGLE. ROOM AND BOARD with good ven
tilation desired. Phone DE. s2s2. %
ROOMS, APARTMENTS TO SHARE.

tilation desired. Phone DE. S2S2. %
ROOMS. APARTMENTS TO SHARE.
CONGENIAL YOUNG LADY to share an
apartment with anqther gentle lady rent
day or evenings. to 10 pm. LU. 4462.
VICINITY OF 18th ST. N.w.-wanted
other Women NJ sh&'t $3.50 5'GM after 10s pisn
ONE OR TWO GIRLS to share attrac. apt
WILL SHARE beautiful 4-room apt. with
eeses girl Of high refer
WANTED. refined young man. gentle, to
ter 9G,ESy ,Nsht person; ia 1892. s.
nshed Tm .hsTs s. :'Id f eonSshent nssz tus to
ma n4th St s. aRd ana R. l. ave. NV; s62;; SO
tiiuiy inrn apt n Bel Beiieviex Vi sn5s GARDENS; ees
all privileges. LU. 1925 after 6 pm.
LADY WILL SHARE e-bedroom apart
fsrred. pU. $3.50, APT. 4os after s PM I'M.
ONE GIRL to share apt. with another girl,
in Arlington. Cali after $50 pm. KE.
sssS t. THaSEs sS.1. ST With apt .Hs
DE 3l46. e
LADY'S LOVELY APT, in NV. section,
to share with another girl. Call Ho. 6542.
after $50. IS
GIRL 70 share apt. with another girl, in
ne. section. AT. 5749 after pm IS
CULTURED YOUNG MAN to share 4-room
furn. apt. in NV. with 2 others, $40; un-
limited phone, kitchen; handy transp
NJ, REIcHEK, RE. 1920. Ext. 1879; Co
YoGNG LADY TO SHARE APT. with an.
other lady in exclusive apt bldg Call
Ex 254a. daytime; after s. AT. 9281. %
ONE GOVT. GIRL to share Arm. apt. with
two ladies; $50; cony. transp. downtown
Call DU. 1880 after 8. -5
COLORED-2 GIRLS to share apt. with
another girl: references. CO. 9309 after
pm. or DE. 1881 all day.
Evening star., 1948-11-04
ROOMS FuRkisHEp-Mp. & VA.

ARLINGTON, front room in private home,
suitable for gentleman or couple; kit.
ARLINGTON, VA.-Comfortably 4 furnished
room. next to bath, twin beds; l block
Columbia pike; kitchen privilege with
refrigerator if desired. CHI. 1856 IS
FALLS CHURCH-Bright sunshiny rooms,
double; hotel service; SIS week. FA
SILVER sRRING-well furnished double
room, next to bath, with private family
in large brick home, unlimited phone,
large closets, oil heat, cony. shopping; l
nlock from bus; S35 month single. SH.
SILVER sPRING-&ar shopping center.
sns. Attrse $40 smD dobe girls grsf gH saS $40
CLARENDON tArlington), warm, sunny.
s.w. room, single or double; girls; private
home; privileges. Gil. 5lS3. a
1124 COLONIAL AVE-, Alexandria-Nice-
ly furnished sing.e room, near airport and
Hot Shoppe; gentleman; S32 mo. TIE.
CHEVY CHASE, MD, Conn, ave.-Bus at
door rm: with pvt. bath; cpl. or lady
pref; pvt. home: no other guests. WI.
PLEASANT ROOM for man. next to bath,
in modern. comfortable apt; 10 minutes
from Pentagon; ice box privileges; S35 mo.
Cali Elk. Off before $50 pm. 4.
FALLS CHURCH AREA rm., furn.,
share rest Of house; young couple desired;
ARLINGTON-single; pvt. home; southern
exposure, next to bath. laundry privileges
and telephone; conv. to Pentagon and
Navy Annex; 81 so weekly CHI 1854 a
Evening star., 1948-11-04
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ANTIQUES, bric- a-brac. china, silverware.
So 'ssi5S saH AR' 5ss G'"s
Antique -Furniture Sr,e-a-prae, china
Esfssse sh.ss e.sn rSsf p. 'ysF"as p.d e.. RRH
ANTIQUE FIREARMS. accessories, parts
made % before nn s75 ALSO antique hsnn furniture s
fadj6 sdokss sfs5 GH slSO ASD soHD q all de-
pense. D1sTTR1cT BooR sToRE. ri
9th st. n. w.. ME-. 5995.
CAMERAS, all types, movie equipment, all
pRo4o CO. sss fhss P
CLoTa1NG1op pfees paid for men;
mass si'tans RisEs
Open EVENINGS: viii cali to give estimate.
S.ss Rss*s 'f1a ifa5 Z;
DIAMONDS, oio EoId and SILVER: diamona
susk se az lssS 'sa se Daia
;ewelry bought: No purchase too small, too
prices paid. NEW YORK JEWELRY CO,
Idai EIGE fASTSET' G M nahosany 4sas adrawer. with
sagarrfssfE ~ Dsss. s sHl ss tH:ss r
g 7ssss .aSS&osobso' ST s1s and III 0Ssl sss'
I'll aS.sta II okg@zes. g. ,s.,s. ses..se,s cor,
or ssa ':sfs sio 7s ssss'' sc sss
seeh sSSE isW.lfs S0 sea pa, essh
sfWsrAFERs SS =. 9as asne.. st.
sss ~ 81 Ss Ssss Ca ss;
sf%sPAfEks sffG%yss1PsA fTs WANTED R Ses Hrness price.
sss ~ ess.. Ses; fSSfs sn nR1a
PfHNosIGrsnd, uprisht, spinet. or apt.
ffasos Fan shsS sSS2sfED-coLoN1AL sss1s PIANO
CO. pays highest cash prices. Phone Ma.
SCRAP IRON, cast iron, So per 100
ered to our aH'S wareheuse. Hshest % Price o1 paid
for scrap iron, scrap metals, house rags
and auto batteries: II you cannot deliver
JUNK CO., go Georgia ave. NV. AID.
SCRAP IRON. cas-. iron. 50 per 100
house rags and auto batteries: II you
sfsnet shone as'ss As@n zSHE as Dss sss
s2 ssPwiNs r9s mxcssls Il iS p We seo1 81, a.. .,p..;
plsatins 7l0 18th St NV RE 1000.
Stoves. RANGES. HEATERS. all kinds
and sizes ACME STOVE CO.. 1011 7th
st. n;Ly;;r nv; MA; 1852: -
ss5e BUYS .Henns. snsSsss ta az oss s447 furniture
AM NTERESTED IN ouyins silverware.
any condition. China brio a-brac, old
ieWelry. DORA EaursAW MILESTONE
| 1885 q st nv sterlinG 7496
ATTENTION-Hauiers and accumulators
metals, see us before you sell We always
pay the highest market prices. WASHING
TON RAG d BAG CO.. 215 I ct s.w.. DI
ALL BETTER. QUALITY used furniture
including breakfront. secretaries. drop-leai
tables; ME: Ss76: after pm.., RA. 1924
I'll Old 'IsHYssaT CRYSTAL cHANDEIisRs ts,, suit
os SS g. RooR 49, Rassnsten ftSntass aote
Evening star., 1948-11-04
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

1861 FAIRMONT ST.-Large front 1-room
efnciency apt. pvt. bath, kitchenette; ideal
es sss FA ssS AVE- II NwLsRt t. Rn
room, next to bath; man and wife only.
sS4 bl e ssiT. SCI room, Ink, for en-
s.E.--3 or 4 room apt. for rent, suitable
for employed adults must be settled
ossi oNE ROM So fH xNp Ss77 KITCHEN, clean, re-
or n0Hs asne 0Csas soaps from nc
oNE oshs bEbkooM, j 81 ON dining room. kitchen and
ssth sss SIS P'Ss wb.ss sssG5s'is St. v D's
s-RooM FuRN. APT. adults only. Ho.
1ioi 18th ST. N.w.-one room and kit.
SIT weekly; 2 rooms and kit, ideal for 4,
S27 weekly; babies welcome. DI. 1888.
ideal ioE honeymoon couple. Ma; 1I0i.
SEw R 0es s.KSoM Sen and bath s'a aDs; e. BEAUTIFUL
S5SS ADULTS S.sSoo only for o%sEE s sso
sTh.0lf sufH '"so'fssfsA1y IN sfArb bx SSsg
large home, Chevy Chase; ga Connect
ing rms. KIT fach.. BATH 500. EN-. 1910
TWO-RM. FURN: APT. kitchen. bedroom,
for an r., employed a3ss couple. soa 18th ST.
spt for care sS s'ef q ehid and apt AD ssss
FURN. GUEsTHousE on country estate;
l5x26 liv. rm. with fireplace, all-electric
kit. bedrm.. Ia baths, oil heat; utilities
eSAhvT Ssn csasIasas ssasS nns % saa double
D.zyss' sssa sa aoI4.oa sPa sas Z En- PITTS
ittss feis oMRoNRoE ST. NE connecting
91 $3.50 f. $685.
BATH 3 shower; @ young married coaple p ~ both ii
work yossing; ys slsetrisity' TefriEeratonr, 3
ks for adults $50 -. ss lsls shared
TWO LARGE, BEDROOMS. Kit. private
bath and entrance, for 2 or men; COM
letely furn., at $115; conv. trans; gentiles
only. Cal in am, GE. 1904. -
FOR RENT-3-room modern furnished
sss SA 95 $780, weeks M ls g. HGssR St
s-RooM APT. completely furnished; in
+ n GSIyAShsE' sisi s4s Mulberry st. N i Y:
4Is IRVING ST. N.w.-For rent, nicely
'furn. Ist-hoor apt. consisting of 3 rms,
living rm. with piano, bedrm. with new
inner-spring mattress, modern kit. with
Frigidaire and modern gas stove, use OF
phone. Call from to z PM, RA. 1892.
BASEMENT APT, furn.; liv. rm., and bed
rm. cor bined, private kit,. pvt. bath. PVT;
soSth sesain oina S'Sss0 ave. ... a0If. II 1915. %