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Evening star., 1948-04-11
Dewey Winds Up Tour
Confident Of Winning
In Nebraska tuesday |
Nv the Associated Press

SCOTTSBLUFF. Neb., April To-
Gov. Dewey ended his Nebraska
campaign here tonight. apparently
confident of winning the States
presidential preference primary
Tuesday
The New York Governor made no
predictions on the outcome but was
understood to feel he now is ahead
of Harold E. Stassen. He is en-
couraged by the crowds that have
turned out to see and hear him.
Gov. Dewey made flying trip
through Western Nebraska today to
close his three-day tour. Addressing
300 persons in a North Platte the
ater, he again clashed with Mr..
Stassen - without mentioning his
name-on how to handle Com
munists.
Gov. Dewey said he has found
from long experience with 100000
New York Reds that 1t is more eff
| fective to keep them in the open,
where you can see what they are
up to, and beat them" than to out
law the Communist Party. Mr.. Stas-
sen has been quoted as advocating
the outlawing Of the party.
Sees Reds Forced Underground.
Gov. Dewey said outlawing the
Communists would force them
underground and make 1t harder to
get at them.
! He told the North Platte audience
that in Americas relations with
Russia "it's about time we became
hard-headed Americans instead of
soft-headed saps."
He said the Bogota revolt appeared
to be Communist inspired because
the revolutionists used every tech
nique that the Communists have
been teaching for years"
From North Platte, Gov. Dewey
few to Alliance The plane fought
a strong headwind and reached the
airport step ahead of dust storm.
At Alliance he renewed his at
tacks on communism and President
TrUman's administration Of foreign
policy.
Dimes with G. O. P. Leader.
Arriving in Scottsbluff for to-
nights rally, Gov. Dewey had dinner
with A. T. (Bert) Howard Nebraska
COP chairman. Residents of
this area said they thought Gov
Dewey helped his cause by extend
ing his Nebraska tour to the west
ern reaches of the State.
The fact that Mr. Stassen in a
Midwesterner has helped him In
Nebraska. observers feel.
Gov. Dewey has been trying to
overcome this with repeated refer
ence to the fact that he was born
and reared in Michigan.
He planned to spend the night
in Scottsbluf and fly back to Albany
, tomorrow.
In three days Gov. Dewey spoke
to about $4,000 persons at rallies.
His supporters claimed that he drew
larger crowds than Mr.. Stassen at
most places.
Evening star., 1948-04-11
Greek Envoy to Attend
Orthodox Ordination
BY The Associated Press

BALTIMORE, April lo.-About
1000 persons-including Greek Am
basador Vassili c. Dendranis-will
attend the first Greek Orthodox first
ordination in Maryland tomorrow.
Deacon Soterios D. Gouvellis, who
will be made a priest here. Is a ma
tive of Chester, Pa. The Right Rev.
,Athenagoras Cavadas, bishop Of
Boston, will officiate.
Evening star., 1948-04-11

ADVERTISEMENT.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-04-22

slightly longer than the board on
which it fits, One end may be taper
ed for convenience in slipping clothes
over.
Cut the board from 7s inch ply
wood or 5-ply wall board. Fasten
wooden cleats on the underside to
: 70 the lower board. To hold it
more firmly, wooden buttons NAV
be screwed onto the cleats which
n'9v be turned to clamp on the under
board.
In tests, housewives have found a
wide board saves Is per cent on their
weekly ironing.
Clean Muddy Shoes
Even though dry mud comes off
shoes more easily than wet mud. il
is better not to let it dry before
brushing it off Mud stains leather.
and the longer il stays on, the worse
the stain is likely to be.
Scrape off moist mud as PROMPTLY
as possible and then wipe the lea
Their clean with soft cloth. lie,
shoes dry SLOWLY and then polish.
Mud sho''ld be wiped off leather
gloves promptly.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-04-22
Society :.
Claude Dodds Give
Birthday Party
Clubs

Claudia Dodd, young daughter OF
ed her lst birthday on April 18th
Mr.. and Mrs. Claudia Dodd, celebrat-
with eighteen guests present.
The party was held in the Hotel
Durant dining room The table. laden
with gifts, was. covered with birth
day cloth and with a white cake
holding single candle.
Each guest was presented with a
horn and a paper hat which added
much to the hilarity on the occasion
Lamar Hermann brought the young
lady her first corsage.
Miss Georgia Mcintyre and Mrs
Ray Serge assisted the hostess ir
serving cookies and ice cream to the
following guests: Carolyn Brown
Mary Ann Strube, Derek Johnson
Ronnie Johnson, Mark Love, Dim.
pie Leard, Rinnie Estes, George and
Bennett Allen Morrow. Margaret
McGeehee, Danny Hurnphries, DANNY
Wilder, Byron Ray, Jr., Becky Der.
rick, Becky Branch, Bobby Anr
Branch, Tommy Ashley, Patricia
Perrin and Lamar Hermann.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-04-22
BY Virginia Smith
Home Demonstration Acen.


IN ADDITION to green lima beans for
eating, canning and freezing, plant
an ample supply for storing dry for
winter use.
Lima beans are high in protein.
WIN successive paintings, you can
nave supply of beans from early
summer to frost You can plant lima
beans to about July 10.
Both bush and pole limas are ex.
cellent for eating fresh. canning.
freezing or storing However. a plant
mo OF nole bears will bear longer
Lima beans will grow on a variety
OF SOILS. but require a considerable
amount Of organic matter for best
results, Excess nitrogen on beans
VIII possibly give a heavy growth of
VINE at the expense Of the fruit.
Apply balanced fertilizer-5-1o-5
o-0-4 or 4-8-8-or well-rotted barn.
YARD manure before planting Use a
heht side-dressing of nitrate of soda
when the plants are 4 to 8 inches
high.
Plant pole limas in rows about 2
feet apart Support them by stakes
or wire, or plant them along a fence
where they can use the wire as a
| support.
Keeping the pods picked as the
beans reach the edible stage will
keep the plants bearing. If YOU are
growing the beans for storage. how
ever let them stay on the vines until
hey turn yellow and are partially
dried. Then pick them and let them
finish drying by spreading them out
on floor or table for several DAYS.
When The pods are thoroughly dry
shell or thrash the beans with
sticks Cle"r them and put them in
buckets or barrels. treat for weevils
ard store for winter use. Your county
or home agent can give you informa-
ion on how to treat beans and peas
for weevils. After treating them
close the container and store in a dry
cool place.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-04-22

Miss Alleen Ramsey, of Koscius
.kc, spent Sunday afternoon with hel
sister, Mrs. w. A. Henley and Mr.
Henley.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-04-22
Personals
Wesleyan Guild Meets
With Mrs. Phillips

Mrs. Mary Phillips was hostess t.
the Wesleyan service guild Monday
evening. Nine members and two
guests, Mrs. w. L. Alternately anc
Mrs. E. S. Lewis, attended.
Mrs. E. R. Smoot led the discus.
sion, The Contribution of the Rura
Community to Mankind. Other dis
cussions were made by Mrs. L. c
Lipsey and Mrs. Homer Terry. Miss
Estelle Turner completed the review
of the book Great Prayers of the
Bible"
Mrs. Phillips, assisted by Mrs
Alternately, served a salad plate ano
iced drinks.
In May the guild will meet with
Mrs. Lucille Truitt.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-04-22
Wider Ironing Boards

A wide board to fit on top of your
regular board for linens, draperies,
mems shirts and other large pieces
will save time and labor in ironing
It ca nbe put on or off the standing
board as. needed. and will save many
lifts of the iron and shifts of clothes
during ironing.
A width of 20 inches is suggested
for this board. The length of the
board should be about AZ inches-or
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-04-22

Miss Louise Durham has returned
from a visit in Detroit, Michigan
at which time she attended the Cana
dian National Bridge tournament in
Toronto. She was winner of a tro-
ply. Miss Durham also attended the
Midwest Regional Bridge tourna,
ment in Cincinnati, Ohio, where she
won a gold trophy in a team of four
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-04-22


Mrs. E. S. Lewis, of Greenwood
and Jackson, is visiting friends here.
| Mrs. Lewis, the wife of the late Rev
r. ). Lewis spent some years here
when Rev. Lewis was pastor of the
First Methodist church.
Miss Alleen Ramsey, of Koscius-
kc, spent Sunday afternoon with her
sister, Mrs. w. A. Henley and Mr.
Henley.
| DR.. and Mrs. John Wilkes return
ed to their home in Columbus, Ohio,
Friday after spending several days
with his mother, Mrs. John Wilkes.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Branch ano
family went to Jackson Sunday.
Mrs. Selma Davis, of Chicago, is
spending sometime with her mother
Mrs. William Blankenship.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Waddell OF
jackson, were guests of Miss Rosa
Ramsey Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Annie St Clair returned Fri
day from visit with Mr.. and Mrs
| Donald Hull in Memphis.
Mr. and Mrs. G B. Ramsey, O.
Starkville, were guests of Mr.. anc
Mrs. W. A. Henley Thursday night
Miss Mary and Miss Ann Bowie
of Jackson, Robert Horace, of State
college and Ralph Bowie, of Ole Mis-.
were at home for the weekend with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Bowie.
Horace Bowie left Sunday for 81
Domonick's hospital in jackson
where he underwent an eye opera
ton Wednesday morning.
Miss Patricia Stout, of Jackson
spent the weekend with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. RHYME
Derrick Johnson has been quite il
at his home here since Saturday.
Mrs. ]. P. Durham attended tn
w. M. u convention in jackson thi
week.
Hal and Edward Rhyme, of Jack
son, spent Sunday with their PAL
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ A. Rhyme.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-04-22
THANKS! THANKSI
10 The Voters OF Durant

Want To Take This Means OF
Expressing My Appreciation For The
Splendid Vote You Gave Ne On TUESDAY,
In Ny Roce For Mayor, Which Places Ne
In The Final Run-O4, Tuesday, April II.
! Will Appreciate Your Further Support
On Thot Day.
Am Going To Make Every Effort
10 See You In Person Between Now And
Next Tuesday, But In Case Fail, Please
Consider This As A Personal Appeal For
Your Influence And Support.
Thanking You Again For Your
Post Support, And Trusting Thut You Will
Continue As Before, ! Am
Sincerely Yours,
Raiford f. MeNeer
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-04-22

Bring YOUR PRINTING PROB.
LENS to The Duront News. We can
print anything and do il quick! We
appreciate your patronage. Phone
Lexington ll6, collect.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-04-22
Bridge Club Tuesday
At Derrick Home

The home of Mrs. A. A. Derrick
was the scene of the Tuesday after
noon Bridge club. The substitutes fol
the games were Mrs. John jenkins
and Mrs. A S. Tatum.
The rooms were attractive with
lovely arrangements of spring flow
ers.
Mrs. Tatum won high score ano
Mrs. w. H. Mckenzie, Jr., won sec
ond place.
During the afternoon the hostess
served candy and frosted ca-Colas
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1948-04-22

Mrs, E. S. Lewis, of Greenwood
and Jackson, is visiting friends here
Mrs. Lewis, the wife of the late Rev
Z. 5. Lewis, spent some years here
when Rev. Lewis was pastor of the
First Methodist church.
Evening star., 1948-07-11

TO REALIZE fully the dsep-faovorsd
true-tomoto goodness, the creamy
richness Of Heinz Cream Of Touoto
Soup, TRY is-coMPARE it-soms
doy soon! Here IS tomato soup made
the smoll-boseh home woy. from
greet, red-rips tomososs and rich,
thick cream - the kind Of cream
you'd suve for shovteoks.
HEINZ CHEFS use those famous
pedisresd "Aristoerot" tomatoes,
grown to sturdy. fvII-bIown plump
ness and harvested at flavor peck.
Heinz spice. ore out Of the ordinary,
too - rors. imported ssosoninss -
and used with infinite skill.
SERVE BRIhAIMINc. rosy bowIfvIs Of
Heinz crsum Of Tomato Soup for
lunch or dinner. Only Heinz skilled
chef. prepare canned soup as rich
and creamy and perfectly seasoned
as this. Try Heinz other foveritss,
too. See whos q WONDERFUL Dr.
FERENCE there is in Heinz Sovpsl
Evening star., 1948-10-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-hsrthwess.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK, 451a
43rd pl. nv; detached corner home. 6
rooms and bath: full basement gas h.-w h !;
new roof, 3 porches; immediate posses
CO. Or 1862. Ma. 1884, A @
BETHESDA AREA - Attractive detached
stone, en- half acre ground bedrms and
bath on LIST A.; bedrms. and bath on
2nd; 2 hreplaces; porch; this almost new,
finely constructed home is in beautiful
700 until PM PM, s51s Conn. w.
BRIARCLlFT-One OF the most charming
and thoroughly immaculate homes we
have ever offered; built in 1941 by Frank
s Phillips: complete with everything for
gracious living; story book setting on
quiet street. high above Potomac Valley,
In this exclusive and highly restricted COM
munity Of beautiful homes, In Washing
toms finest residential area; features mas
ter bedroom 16x17 with adjoining full
and bath; unusually attractive samsroom
sDsst' sissss esiI " serts; Tw; g S1o9. q.
ssh HANS 3 HttT.stiTs d. a. Ill
brick Colonial; nice lily; rm. with fireplace,
din. rm:. we'll equip. kitchen. Q large bed
rms. tile bath. ample closet space, gas
&C. heat; sarase; landscaped; garden;
everything in nrst-elass condition; $16,-
$50. Terms. Call Mr.. Brehme, sH. 444S.
IA r4,lSl&u lSs9 n Il AT Rs.lte5 s
2 bedrms.. / "a baths. recreation rm., In
closed yard. OWNER. OR. 2O66. -
Evening star., 1948-10-04
APARTMENTS uhFuRhIsHEp.

TAKOMA PARK-New 3-rm. apt. with. l
bedrm., 3 closets oak hoors; adults only,
S95; utilities furnished. OWNER, 81. . 90
MOI nings. SH. 3739 afternoons. 10
Rooms. KITCHEN AND BATH, AUTO
mate hot-water heater, $67. 80 per month.
Call LU. 0753 between $50 and pm
THE WINDSOR PARK HOTEL, $500
Connecticut ave, will be open for partial
occupancy on october l., 194s. Sample
units now ready for showing. Applications
for unfurnished hotel suites for perma-
rent occupancy are now being received
at the premises, during the following
ONCE hours: Weekdays, 4:30 to $50 pm.
except Saturdays. IL am. to pm; sun
days, Q pm. to 5 pm. Rentals: living
room, l bedroom, kitchenette and bath,
$3.50 to $3.50 per month; i living room.
2 bedrooms, kitchenette and baths, S225
to $3.50 per month. Furnished transient
rooms and suites to be announced later
GI preference given until o.. Osto9sT Grrf r6'
The Windsor Co. Inc. owner Mrs. Helen
ROCKVTLLE-.Two s-room apts.; each apt.
erv ave; $3.50; one block from Post once;
MI. PLEASANT. 34e3 oaxwood ter. NV
Large Arm. and bath unfurn. 3rd fir. apt :,
utilities furnished. $3.50 per mo also, 8
rms. rms; fq5nishedo .sso 1st and End floors. ga
GoLoRED-SR. GEORGIA AVE. and Otis
pl.-Tapestry brick, q rooms. ? screened
porches; oil h.-w.h.. garage; Sl40 mo-: no
children; excel. references required H. T,
RANDOLPH. RE. 2137 or TR: 1265. b
Evening star., 1948-10-04
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

BUSINESSMAN, wife, 2 children, II to Z,
desire detached furn. house, 3 or bed
rooms; will provide own linen, china, sill
yer and glassware. good neighborhood
Va Nd. or Northwest D. c.; conV. to
grade school and transp.; g. months OF
iGnser lpnse,s, NE NE 4lol' 9 am. to 5 p.m' Mon
NAVY CAPTAIN. wife, wish rent, fur
nished . or 3 bedroom house, Arlington,
WASTED ViahsDOi LARGE FURN. APf., or 4-bed-
rm. house, clients will pay as high as
$3.50 per mo. Call OR 4242. FREDERIC
(; PA PATERSoN Broker; -
house e 900 Or apt. in or near Mt. Rainier.
ARMY OFFICER, children. desire a-bed
room, or larger, house within 20-mile
fsdtus radius OF the Pen pentason; unfurnished pre-
EXECUTIVE oFFiCE OF PRESIDENT en-
ploye and professional wife, no children or
pets, desire 2-bedroom apt. or house, hre-
place; before Oct. 10; prefer ciose-in. MI
SMALL FARM, minimum s acres with i'm
provements, north of Silver Spring: 3
small children and 8 dogs. RA. Os0s. 8.
REFINED COUPLE and 3 well-behaved
children, desire 3 or 4 bedroom house, pre-
fer Northwest; up to S125 per mo. Tele.
phone Ex.. $500 Ext 1880. g.
PERMANENT, $40; lease for 2. 3 bed.
rm' Riyerdale. Takoma Park, Silver spg
vs,ei 81 sIH9; eh,,o s. ..;;s Ssls PAspIT I 8,
anfgFn small house N s%o n% sonv
North or EX. $500. Ext. .54O6 10
FAMILY OF 10 must vacate. unable to fine
another house. MRS. ELIZABETH W
PANHOLZER, 1@1 4th st. ne Wash. >
Evening star., 1948-10-04
HOUSES uhFURhIsHEp.

GEORGETOWN-s rooms. modern tiled
baths. newly remodeled. vacant: . years or
longer lease; $3.50. Call Mr.. Domer. DU.
1894. with SANDOz, INC. 3
SUBURBAN home designed for gracious
living; Sl25 mo-: :, mos. advance required
8-RM BRICK HOUSE, 2 baths, shower in
bsmt.: 22cu-ft freezer: oil &C. heat;
fireplace with Bennett heater for master
bedrm: drewood on place. Rooms are
fresh and ready for occupancy. Vesetable
gardens. stable rm.. pasture. On gravel
rd., 90 min. from Memorial Bridge 5000
s-BE6RM, MoDERN Co County Il: nome With
3 acres Of land in Montgomery Co, about
% mi. from District; SS5 per mo. WO.
NEWLY DEC-s-rm. home. partly fur
nished. on 5 acres ground. with o-car gar 8,
in NE. Wash, mi from downtown: nu.
merous outbldgs. for poultry or dog breed
ing: Ms.ts ets; rent 500 per mo. Box 1905
CHEVY CHASE, OH Wis. ave. 2 bedrms.,
fireplace. nice home; refs. FIR. O4SS.
large, modern-design home
in Hampshire View: 9 bedrms., 3 baths,
1st-foor laundry rm. and storage rm..
very large liy. rm; with fireplace; S295
ROCKvILLE-16 rooms, 6 baths, divided
into two s-rm. apts; will lease or sell;
one block from postofhce. 100 West Mont
gomery ave. Bus at the door. OWNER,
WI: 1921. IS
Evening star., 1948-10-04
STA R, Washington, D. c.
OCTOBER 4. ,2As.
APARTMENTS WANTED (cont. } .

C1HN Vst~sS W%Vls0 NSout.I.
FURN. APT: around Oct. Is for couple;
aSGHf sSO GRAD me Gag Isl HasS
6sts; sSl n,s; see5tGa; No; essl. =
fss ssD %a! Sfss9 Ssss
MATURE ALrIise BUSINESS WOMAN desires furn.
S. z. upssTn es rf fD' soss sis'sn Wash or nearby
ARMY CAPTAiN and wife. no pets: no
children; want oo private l bedrm. furn.
sMEkieAS i Sssss0h alkIINE hssE EMpLoYE desires .
exssllsnt EsisTsnce; oW: 1911: 4:
" WANTED nj Se''S s9 YoTNG 81 s9e confIE II fEfas or
room apartment in .Arl.. Va. Gil. 9503
FoRElcS SesxssR aof
nished bedroom. sitting room, kitchen,
stss pep about s6e Phons
YOUNG WOMAN needs unfurn. lied
sm; sao or rs sn osps apt modern apt. BLDG; max,
YOUNG COUPLE and baby need furnished
or unfurnished apartment. Washington or
here; family ~, m Boston 'SsshAi Cali M. ". ROB.
EMPEoYED GoGPIG need unfurn. 1-bed-
nm fl pvt si'h ss&s sR5 20 All pm or n.y.
FORMER TEACHER. permanently en-
ployed in Civil Service Commission. de-
sires unfurnished apartment. with or
teed by, responsible woman: Northwest
P.IVs prefeSrsd W HSz sx,Gr 24Gra;s rax Star 5.
2-bedrom apt. unfurn, in apt house in
NV. section: UP to S125 month: no chill
dren. lac Can MI Hacksrman. HACKERMAN
QUIET LADY desires l rm., kit. and bath
in modern apt. building; elevator; NV: no
UNFURNISHED APT near George wash
irgton University for vet. student and EN-
ployed @ WIFE LU. 1885 or RE. 9309; s.
apt. ! rm.. pvt kit; and bath, by Nov is;
ssS snssas MISS Rs LfWfs Evils ls!s
sH 1895 after pm; 6'
large studio apt, kitchen, bath, in apt.
6ies hfs RmrSr tgTn or unfGTn YTUp Hudson $685. g
bedroom apartment. Call Mr., STOCK.
MA. $500. between 10 m and pm 81
CHILDLESS COUPLE. need .one-bedroom.
Twins, room apartment, furnished or un-
furnished. GEORGETOWN, Northwest or Vir-
ginia preferred: $50 to S10O.- Call Ma
Evening star., 1948-10-04
ROOMS WANTED.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

bssta lstP st. .ssS 5sdsn. aviss sap
1906 18th 81. N.w.-we have room for
one lady. End a. front, large rm.. very
worker; excellent bt I'd. MI. 5714. 3
ALEXANDRIA-Fin room, light, warm,
tnnerspring mattress, refined gentleman;
z meals; new private home; privileges.
1881 9th ST. N.w.-Nicely furnished twin
Ed singl. bedrooms; delicious meals; good
transportation. GE. 4124. -
VACANCY for elderly lady, in corner det.
home; front room, tray service. RA. al43.
WENDELL TERRACE-Lse.. warm rms.
maid maid. seryiss; ss, excel; traasp.; s47 80
NURSING HOME has vacancy for ased or
invalid lady. in semipyt: room; general
ARIINGToN-RoOM WITH BOARD; s12
weekly Chestnut 29S9 IS
FOUNTAIN COURT-Auuumn days among
the trees. overlooking parkway; select
ARLINGTON - Lee outside rm.. home
cooked meals, daily maid service: excel.
transp.: parking privileges; 10 minutes to
THE MAR-LEETA, 1928 18th st. NV
young ladies and young men: also one
triple; showers, elevator; excellent board.
1906 18th ST N.W.-comfortable rms.
and very good food; for young men; SAT
per mo- up. MI 5574 4
Evening star., 1948-10-04
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

ARLINGTON, "a blk. from bus-TWo PED
washer. BendiS: Deep Freeze; baby pre-
1898 aand ST. N.w.-one room, cooking
faneilitisss, nice location conven' transp'
DowNToWN-Lse. Ink. rm. on 1st foor
front; $3.50 ca; per wk. for three; chill
oSR efsR TuRS eR6uNp M BsMf 0fo room s iss
entr; S45 mo. 1922 Park I'd. NV. co.
YoGNG EMPLOYED WOMAN tgentile,. to
Shs uN StR s4s
rms. kit. dinette, pvt. bath. porch see
to appreciate: empl. couple, no pets, chill
dren or drinking; Sl00 per mo. GE. 4654
FURN. APT.-Studio rm. and newly EQUIP
ped kit. share bathroom 442s 9th ST. NV
one oaEae RM. NJ EFTic1ENcY unit: SIS weekly;
slso hEPE Issg Irssssngs' FTisidaire; babies well
IDEAL FOR couPLEs7s :. b., ssdr9oms 9s,E9s din; dim
eompl, furn.; min to univ OF Nd: bus
Must be seen Ys to be appreciated; $3.50
HHsifN afs fRNvNG IS ST. SW.-s nicely furn. rms;
entire 1st a.; with piano and mod. kit:
unlim. phons; So, conv' transp. Call tl
$50 @ MARYLAND AVE. N.E-Lee front rm.
for Ink; elec. rfgr.; share bath; young
married couple, pOll WI Aluk-
2 ROOMS, share bath. kit; long blk. to bus;
mr. Andrews Field Census Bldg; S16 wk.;
s.eSs s-RooM. GcoMPLITEIY FURN. APT. liy.
rm., bedrm., kit. bath. garage; no pets or
children SH 5911. 4
APT.-Newly furn. and dec, consisting OF
lge front rm complete kit. and bath;
Al transp.; sober. employed couple only;
$40 Box 350-D, Star. -
FURN. APT.-Large. bedroom, kitchen.
dinette. semipvt. bath; all util; included:
S65 per mo 1922 Ingraham st. NV. .
SINGLE, double and triple apis. for gentle
men; util., linens incl; transp at door;
FUN. iNSR; Apr. Just en 18th and Webster
Children. j. GERALD JUSTINE, AZ 5th
e. 4so6 6S CHEVY " CHASE BLVD. near Bethesda
Double room. kit. and laundry prlvileses.
Sl5 wkly: 2 rms, pvt. lavatory and en-
trance, light cooking, $50 wkly. WI. s675.
CONN. AVE. AND N Nw-Apt. free in
exchange for Housekeeping in rooming
ITRNIsHED c,ln. Kitchen ,.n: and cssasi bath
WARDMAN PARK vICINITY-Two or 5
girls to share :: bedrm: bath, kitchen.
living rm. apt with another business girl.
R0x 3R5-X Star 4
Evening star., 1948-10-04
HOUSES FURNISHED.

HOME, modern: completely
furn.; 8 bedrooms. 2 baths, ultramodern
Kitchen, Scar brick garage. . refrigera-
tors. dining room. breakfast room. oil
heat; will match against anything offered
in this area; $500 monthly. UN. 4146.
GEoRGEroWN-6 rooms; months from
Nov 1st gas heat, saraEe; adults, no pets;
sLvER sPRING-s rooms and bath, in
brick Cape Cod home. gas h-w. heat; we'll
turRsses RTss sv and S.Ir now yasant as sl75 mo-
BEAUTIFUL, large modern design home,
in Hampshire View; s bedrms. 3 baths,
first-fl. laundry rm. and storage rm, very
large s1gs Iiv. rm with fireplace; s2s6 mo.
I BEDRMs., BATHS, brick detached
house; oil heat, heated garage, large lot;
Oct. 15 to June. Call Rockville 37I3 5
GEoRGEToWN,,prawine room, library
dining. room, 3 bedrooms, . baths, gas
heat; hest; Lease; os, 500 Box AID; star. "a
dining rm., kitchen. bath with shower.
glass inclosed. heated porch, garage. In
WILL SHARE HOME with empl. couple;
PALATIAL HOME, furnished: FoxhalI I'd
area; l-2 year lease, $500. HALL REALTY