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Milford chronicle., 1948-11-12
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 194s
AT ONE O'CLOCK p. NJ.
Rain or Shine
The following
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One living room suite, / dining room
suite. one 4-pOster bed, box Springs
and innerspring mattress, bureau, /
dresser base, l stand, one 9 12
BrOadloOm rug, library table, / sec
retary desk and books, / table model
radio, floor and table lamps, / piano.
/ electric sweeper, l ABC electric
washing machine, in good shape; /
DuO-Therm space heater, / kitchen
ice box, lot of dishes and cooking
utensils, l pressure Gamer, / ironing
board, 1 wash tub, lawn mower, /
garden cart and lot of garden tools,
2 grass scythes, pipe Wrenches, lot
of saws, lot of other things too num-
erOuS to mention.
TERMS OF SALE: CASH No goods
to be removed until paid for
BETTY FELLEGMAN
John DickersOn, AuctiOneer. 1tp
Milford chronicle., 1948-11-12
notice.!

No trespassing on my farm or
marsh land, known as the Beswick
Marsh with gun, dog or trap, day
or night. Keep all dogs Off.
PAINTER REYNOLDS
n12-2t Milford, Del
Milford chronicle., 1948-11-12
CARD OF THANKS

The family of Eunice S. Porter
wishes to thank every one who
was so kind to them during the
time of Mrs. POrter's untimely
passing. Mother, Brother and Sis
Jers. 1tp
Milford chronicle., 1948-11-12
NOTICE!

All persons are fOrewarned from
trespassing on my land with gun,
dog or trap.
WILL TOWNSEND
n12-Stp Milford, Del
Milford chronicle., 1948-11-12
NOTICE!
DONALD G. DONOVAN
Phone Milford 953J2

Phone Milford 953J2
r. d. No. 8, Milford, Del.
Electrical wiring and repair. Will
pick up household appliances, re-
pair and deliver. Plumbing. Es-
Inmates on new jobs and repair
work. O22-6t
Milford chronicle., 1948-11-12
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20. 194l

AT ONE O'CLOCK P. M.
Rain or Shine
The following:
PERSONAL PROPERTY
One 1888 model Oldsmobile. good com
dltlon; new tires; 1-hOrse corn plant
er, 1-hOrse plow, 1-hOrse wagon. I
corn shelter. 1-hOrse cultivator. / china
closet, 1 book case, 8 beds and bedding.
l feather bed, l battery radio. almost
new; / battery radio, in good condi-
ton; one X Is linOleum rug, practi-
call new; and other linoleum in good
condition, / dining room table and
chairs, one 3-burner oil stove for cook
ing. good condition; and other house
n0ld goods too numerous to mention.
Also one roll roofing paper.
TERMS: CASH day Of sale.
. ELIZABETH KOSZECI
John Koszegi, Manager
John Dickerson, Auctioneer. nI2-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1948-11-12
PUBLIC SALE!

Having decided to dispose of part
of our equipment we will offer at
Public Auction the following, on
Milford chronicle., 1948-11-12
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Household Goods

I will offer for Public Auction at my
home on the road leading from Bridge
vile, Delaware, to Trinity Church.
near Dublin Hill Store, on
Milford chronicle., 1948-11-12
NOTICE!
NOTICE
NOTICE!

No cunning allowed on the farm
known as the Gravel Farm and the
Jack Watson Farm or upland or
marsh. This order is final. Thomas
II. Carroll, Milford. O29-5t
Milford chronicle., 1948-11-12
Administrative S Sale
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
and
Personal Property

At the bridge at Fort Salisbury
Cedar Beach Road. being the property
OF the late Charles Higman, deceased.
on -
Milford chronicle., 1948-11-12
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property

I will offer the following articles of
Household Goods and Farming Imple-
ments at my home, known as the Co
dale, on
Milford chronicle., 1948-11-12
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
and
Personal Property

At my home on Main Street. Bridge
vile. Delaware, next door to Mr. VIM.
SWANS. on
Milford chronicle., 1948-11-12
PUBLIC SALE!

AS I am disseminating farming I
will offer for sale at the farm where
reside, known as the, S. L. Sapp
Farm, located six miles west of Har-
TingtOn on the Sugar Stick Road,
near Masten's Corner. on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-11

walk spectators Nor do the bother blond bten
Trech very much. Its all part of expanding business
he says
The New York Police Department which recently rounded
up 100 of Trechs orphans in dragnet will admit that
the largest monkey enterprise the world indeed growing
by leaps and bounds.
Trelich still in pith helmet received US in his siian
sanctum, business Office normal every way except for
the presence of the skeleton of Rosy his favoe chimp bar
companion She had her picture taken drinking beer
with Jack Dempsey and another time rented to
haunt Park Avenue stag party
Want - Rent a Rlesus?
TODAY" Trelich announced Il am considered the Mon
key King He considered such not only by business asso
ates from India to the Belgian Congo but by most of the
2OOOO0odd monkeys admitted to this country the past
decade After short stay at his anthopoid Ellis Island
they're sold at prices ranging from SIS $4,000 depending
whether they're just hoipoloi rhesus monks blue
blooded gofias) The rhess, his economy sized stocn-
trade, costs Trech $40 apiece COD from Bengal India
His best customers and ccses They pay the full
price for outright possession But there special attractive
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-11
King OF The Monkeys
BY LESLIE LIEBER
BY LESLIE LIEBEI

Henry Treflich's sub-human pals
give him barrel of headaches.
They even pop into barbershops
and board of directors meetings
IRIS still hot in New Yorks teeming financial district
when man bites dog But when monkey leaps through
the window of important brokerage firm and sits down at
the conference table with the board of directors newspaper
editors hardly raise eyebrow. They know it's just another
fugitive from Henry Trechs thriving monkey business
Not long full grown chimp numbered into downtown
barbeshop three hats released the bosss canary from
cage and gave the screaming meemes to six customers just
emerging from under hot towels short time LATER Henry
Tech appeared in ph helmet and white jungle shorts and
calmly led the ape back to his Monkey Headquarters
of the u S. on Fulton Street.
In the past IL years, Trefchs monkeys have fed his
establishment with almost uncanny timing for publicity
effect Since their performance superior to the best offered
by shovel operators and at least good many
Broadway attractions they always get nice hand from side
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-11

for rentals Monkeys returned IN good CONDITION
around September bring refund OF $lz5o.
Wholesale or retail ress rngtai ngtails from South
America used by organ grinders because they re gentT
and like collect pennies) Trefch krgpn OF the IN
dustry Even hunters like Frank Buck no longer BRING EN-
back alive When Buck wanted 500 of the unsoca climbers
for his Monkey Mountain attraction at the chicago WORLDS
Fair he ordered the whole wild cargo from Henry lremch
Treffiich also carries the heavy responsibility of
'auditioning most of the musician chinPanzees now
playing I'm the all monkey orchestra at the LOO.
What an orchestral" Tre1ch sghs Probably the finest
of its kind the world The Monkey Kings job comp
Gated by the fact that many chmps like humans aren't
musical and can't carry tune Chmps with musical
ability according Treich usually have high Stokowsk
like oreheads and bushy eyebrows Furthermore the real
vtuosos among them walk almost erect He once chrsened
of his chmps Toscan before he even heard
the animal play xyophone.
SSnaian Hands Across The Sea
Far from being bidding domestic affair." Tefichs enter
ises have international tentaces stretching around the
world There's not tariff barrier made that his products
can't either crawl under scramble For instance the
baboon tycoon maintains brisk trade with Holland America
sends monkeys to the Dutch The Dutch off in swans
just recently he filled mysterious order from Oxford Unver
sity for six hghLQ smans OFF to England went bevy of
rhesus Rhodes Scholars.
surprising number of people buy monkeys as pets.
middle aged Park Avenue lady used to wheel rhesus around
Central Park in baby carriage Passersby yielding to the
irresistible human urge to peer inside baby carriages
Mortified Social custom forced them to the usual
''sn't-he-a -ttledarng'' compliments. But few
tured to ask whether he resembled his father.
If you decide go for the society of simans you'll be
in good company. Treiichs list of famous monkeyowners
impressive Most of them stars of stage and SCREEN
like Mae West Cornelia Otis Skinner is marmoset enthus
Irene Castle the dancer has often been escorted cock
tail parties by her avorte monkey, Puddn Head Once
Helen Hayess house. the gracious hostess passed around
plate of dainty canapes. The monkey grabbed handful
soooped off the goo and threw the toast the carpet
Another monkey owner is Jimmy Durante And the house
of Orchestra Leader Charlie Barnet is partially onkg
menagere His two most famous pet pals named Xavier
Cugat and Rebop the latter being type of 1--WE music which
both the monkey and Barnet seem to enjoy
Continued on page ID
, 1948-03-19

selves off according to their special interests, their desires
and their outlook on life.
REALIZING THAT prejudice is sheer simple fear, it is
high time that an entire section of this great nation abandon
what it ~religiousy considers its heavensent right. 1t should
learn by now what happened to the divine right Of kings.
Finally, it is a most fallacious theory for any race to sit tight
upon the idea that 50 long as it can look down upon another
race, or races. that it is safe. No man or group Of men can
truly progress while they experdi ali their energies in keeping
Others down.
WHAT EACH and everyone who believes in true freedom
can do IS to be tolerant, and to join forces in bringing right
to conquer over wrong. National organizations, the church
and other groups are working, and viii continue to work for
an intelligent solution to the problem. 1t is fol-. the wise and
true citizen to join forces with these organizations Two
wrongs do not make q right.
, 1948-03-19

Problem IN The South

FIOOIem IN Inc oOutn
PRESIDENT TRUMANS civil rights program is rocking
the South. Southern governors and politicians are furious
so furious that they are running in all directions, trying to
assert, as they think, their rights. These men have decided
that they will not support the President if he runs again, and
funds collected in that section have been withheld from the
national party treasury. One Senator even went so far as to
say last week that the Presidents program would create ex-
IRENE tensions which would result in bIoodshed.
FAR FROM the scene, safe from the vicious, vet simple
segregation and racial hatred which scourges the southland,
we can rest easy that such will never come here. Yet, as part
and parcel Of this great American nation, there is nothing
that takes place in any corner of it which does not affect
another. til S therefore for one and all to take a sane and lev
elheaded attitude towards this most grevious problem. It's
background is too well known to stand repetition, but it is
still upon that background that practically everything for the
future must be built. It is said that the South is still fighting
the Civil War, and it may be.
H SOUTH, stepped in its tradition Of racial superiority,
and chershing that tradition more than life itself, viii fight
to the bitter end to preserve it. What the South is forgetting
is that time and the world are marching on; that democracy,
slowly but surely, is changing It's meaning, and freedom and
equality are becoming realities. What the South will not
realize is that any program whatever which is based upon
the subjugation or suppression of human beings is in its es-
sence destructive of the very ones who execute it. What
minority groups want, and insist upon, is their right to live
and enjoy the rights and advantages Of this great nation.
They want equal education, equal rights to travel in peace
and freedom. They want to buy and sell as everyone else,
and they want a chance to work at any honest job, be it skill
ed or unskiled, which they might select for themselves.
Equal rights have nothing to do with narrowed social inter
relationships. Giving a minority their rights under the Con-
stitution and according to the highest ideals of democracy
will not create overnight that intimate social relationship
which is 50 much feared, for like water, people level them
Evening star., 1948-01-20
Youths Beat Girl, III;
US Worker Injured
In Attack by ProwIer

A 17-year-old Central High School
girl and a 40-year-old woman Gov
ernment worker required hospital
treatment last night after they were
beaten by thugs in separate attacks,
police reported.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Ellis, the
student, suffered face cuts when
struck by one of two colored youths
who attacked her on the street less
than a block from her home at
1928 N street NV, police said. Mrs.
w. e. Ellis, her mother, said Mary
Elizabeth had been followed from
a drugstore at Eleventh and N
streets NV. by her assailants.
Police reported the youths had
made indecent remarks to the girl
and molested her several times as
she walked toward her home. She
was struck when she turned to warn
them, police said. Mrs. Ellis said
one thug placed a ring on his right
hand and then hit the girl with his
fist. She was treated at George
Washington Hospital.
Mrs. Hazel George was beaten
about the head with an iron pipe
held by a colored prowler, she told
police. She was attacked as she
walked from the first to the second
floor of her apartment building at
IT'S p street NV. shortly before
midnight, police said.
Police said Mrs. George screamed
when she saw figure descending
the stairs. The man struck her as
he passed and rushed into the
street, they said. Although no rob-
berries were reported in the building,
police believe the attacker was a
sneak thief who was attempting to
escape.
Miss Juanita George, II, Mrs.
Georges daughter, reported there
had been several prowlers in the
neighborhood lately. The injured
woman, who was treated for facial
cuts at Emergency Hospital, has a
son, William, who is attending
school In North Dakota.
Evening star., 1948-01-20

three greatest media for the dissem-
ination Of ideas and materials Of
persuasion and public opinion"
Among signers of the brief are
former Assistant Attorney General
Wendell Berge, James L. Fly, former
chairman of the Federal Commune
cations Commission, and Prof.
George H. Dession of the Yale Uni
versity law school, former Justice
Department attorney.
Evening star., 1948-01-20
Civil Liberties Union Files
Brief In Theafer Case

A brief filed In the Supreme Court
today by the American Civil Liber-
ties Union asked that eight major
motion picture producers be required
to give up their ownership of thea
ters because such ''monopolistic"
control threatens basic freedoms.
The friend of the court" brief
supports the Governments appeal to
Evening star., 1948-01-20

the Supreme Court from the refusal
Of the United States District Court
for the Southern District Of New
York to divest the producers Of their
ownership rights. The brief also
opposes the producers appeal from
a lower court injunction against
block booking and similar practices.
Oral arguments on the pending
cases are scheduled fer February 9.
The brief charges that the big pro-
ducers, including Paramount, Loew's,
RKO, Warner and Fox, have in
effect established an economic die
tatorship over one of the world S
Evening star., 1948-03-12
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.E. Cont. J

HOUSES FOR SAlE-N.E. (Cont.)
cOIORED-7-ROoM BRICK-H. -w.h. oil;
$1,000 down: mr.: 9Th and East Capitol;
l1th st. NV. M. Os54; after !, FIR
csoioRED-DET. HoME-In good sub
rms snd baths tn es kiss. ia ear soaas dse ga 4.
TsfHsa 1sSf S Nx ssas ssss ssss rS ssh sfs Ms
COLORED-ATTENTIoN Grant ST., of
MINI. ave. ne.-The first one to see this
very attractive, detached 7-room home. is
deuse o deaSl ae ssass oa
screened porch, bedrooms with one fur.
nished in knotty pine. modern kitchen
finished In ntns tiled block STARED attis o
in excellent condition; possession: onl,
REALTY Re-! y CO. 1924 Eye st. NE, Ex. s4oo
coI0REhDgsEM1DErAcHED COLONIAL
fun bsmt.;- $4,000 down. NELSON &
THOMAS i hfI 51al Rea5 Estate 416 Florida =. aye
coLokEDEaUEEN eig;i H aJi ST. N.E.-riner ne
section with every convenience close al
Old. DID, in new condition. A Has beaItiful rms rms
tile bath and shower Recreation rm.. re-
frigerator, gas air-cond heat. Must be
cs iii pn Les Go NJ nos tS !RSee
CO. CO. i415 K st st. NV NV N ME-. sS. 800. .A-N q
CoLoRED-EAMEs PL. N.E.-Priced sur
prisingly low Is this lovely semidet. brick
with 3 beautiful rms, bath. oil h.-w.h,;
near , shopping, schools and transp., Terms,
BERNSTEIN & co, 1415 K st. NV,
coIoRHD-FLA. AVE. NE, near 18th, LIST
coml;; rooms and bath. Price. $500;
$1,000 cash. balance 1st trust. Mr.. Hunter,
MA; $500; ewes and week ends, GIL. 1855.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC. 1417 K st. NV.
CoLORED-31s 3rd ST. N.E.-A lob and
$1,000, down buys this large modern g.
Hsrtman % cox se c., eRhsenissses re- hsss evss. Mt
IT A1iaksn aAs9 ownrp A., p.cxv, -.
ready to move; tapestry brick. large
rooms. perfect cond., apts, 3 porches,
S11.600; of East Capitol ST.; small down
payment. Mr.. Hartman, cox & CO., DI.
BLOCK LINDEN ST. NE.
% rooms. English basement, bath, ami
Price, S9.25O; $1,000 cash. balance ct
$40 per month. CHAs. F. A. LONGUS,
1898 Benning I'd. ne, TR. 6143. IA
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MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE

GsII GMITEp STATES sToRAe9 ToRl R'otses .co.,
LOCAL IGe.a NM MoviNG. ING. HAULING, by veteran:
reasonables rates. For estimates. cali .oW.
MARINE VETERANS MOVING co.-s4.hr
ha TAE e M Il Ssss
the country. safe storage In separate
s1Rs. eiseo6s co Ne koas est Nc so lo
MOVING BY VETERAN Of experience. with
new van; careful handling; reas. rates.
sf feE sPy si E e9ok 10 eea5ay a H1s7 located
"a GAPITA5 TAI STORAGE & MoviNd co.'
WANTED-Load or part load to and from
Washington, Pittsburgh, Cleveland. Detroit,
Chicago, st; Louis, Kansas City, Denver
XANEiNEs INc AT as4s. ssaa'f Ii. H s4s5. . -.
SMALL JoBs--Trunks, personal effects,
baggage, etc. Prompt service day, night
hr. Also packing and Grating, LU. se05.
VETERAN. just out of the service. eis Will
mSVs n6 foo or haui Ga nsht or day
EDELSAN Ii In MoSfNG AASIsi sToRAGs s E0t CO..
Reas. rates: will accept your surplus fur
niture as part payment on your moving,
storage. IA. 1887: after pm, GE. 1416.
HARRY's TRANSFER; moving van service,
6eyeTy rssbis ssTyGe ts6s day or
where, any time; no Job too large or small:
We aseep, surplus furniture as part payment:
focan 5sfs SDEf aSS ts0 s
fSssI vhi %s9Sss zsn SS sps
sspeF ssTsse xts EiS hsIe hhsfIes % e 'ss too small
Evening star., 1948-03-12
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAND

GmIyERLYmsix fmTsd ngcnsd Tm. home yrs old:
ffgil bsmt.; oil &C heat: sii4.a5S. a4o5
5Gb 59th i. pl M chegerly S. q s. BUILDING
SILVER SILVER "s spRiNG-pet. ING brick on la lsrs.
corner lot 65xl40. First foor has liv rn.
Satns %ith Esp and din din nm rm mod kit large
reasonably priced at S16p5o with very best
Sssitor, S9sq Ti1S b. sES~N sgss Really eoRS
entrance plar,, Gas heat,, large, plot. Rea-
fonaole cs eaSh pa Gown; ~ loan bslanes ne
sTEN BROS, 1929 L ST. NV. u?
DoFd finish inside. electric. skids under
small home Must be moved away al
enee SH. 500 Ewes. sH. 4242 --ls
setbeIda SEE this Topaz aoo3 Bradley blvd
rooms l4xl5 f., Kitchen i5x16, 5 5resEfass ssft
hoGroon boGm ana Utility .; room 2nd moor master
room in basement, hot-Water heat, de-
walnut trees; beautiful location ovner %
Sdas S5ll redeeorate. Priced $1,000. wi.
REDUCED 81 600 for immedIat. sale; A.
bedroom bung. within stones throw Of
Parkside School Large kitchen. spacious
lot full basement. automatic heat Si2,-
syss SUo Nth az osas osasstantiai cash WI $3.50;
RoCkVILLEwS12.5 .5oo-Frame, rm,
and anf ssth al fa bsmt E11 excl cond thrgyg6
ewes. OIL. O455 -T2
detached -, brick bsdrm; and bath on i
nnsts3rr m .Hrea !, peafms ss natn ard sun deck
cious din, rra., bright fitchen with break
fast nocs screened perch. attached "a
one must @ positively at cGe se before to 'issoi msocb
nished. Make an an Offer viii ifH' consider &Hid
yIefon 3 W1ckERsasM KE Ea!d sa5 Si 4ist evss st.
TAKoMA 5hIsoIa5 PARkMAttractive PAR 5-rm. brick
ROBERT e LoHR Realsor 81 CEDAR st..
BETaHsba BEfGma Psrk mr. D. Nsv. az fF 9SS
spseious rooms a ane ee bah fni nffbss
ysy e aeff ioGR Reaor s'snf III
Cedar st. Takoma Park, D. C., GE. 0257.
IAkoMA 1.,,1o IPiARK.7Larzs home in excel. To-
2 sleeping porches. large attic and Gear
se ssTEEo LoA Esai pa5saP csdan
Iii siI1Ek Tak0ma sPRING PafS p 81 81
brick. vacant. 8 rms. powder rnn on
first floor; full bath on end Priced al
8 1850, on terms. 1mmediate possession.
Sterling 93l6: ewes, RA 1927, BLAN-
<EN: PRE- a. TIoP. INC Ia
BRENTW0oD-Semibun allow. 5 lee. rms.
oil heat. foored attic, space for
:! sddi.ional rms. storm windows and
screens. lge. front and rear porcheS. ga
rage: lot 50xlh0. Located near ca.!.nes
and stores. Price. Sg.0E0. DUNN 4 CO,
1888 K, ]. ave, Mt. Rainier, Nd HyattS
Yille n04S. IA
81 800 TowN, bal like rent.-This beau.
tiful 4-bedrm Cape Cod is loc. In the
Homewood section Of Kensington. RIGGS
g. CO.. EN-. 2345. II no answer, TO. 1927,
Ia
8-rm. bungalow. fun
bsmt., lovely reighborhood, close to every-
thing: oil h.-w.h.; reasonably priced: must
sell this week end. UN. O493; ewes. WA,
osS0. IA
(Continued on Next Pags)
Evening star., 1948-03-12
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

PERMANENT FAMILY, 3 adults want
i Io9g Ss Lease; ! Wo. $3.50; $685. 4.
minimum 2 bedrooms; preferably North
poGToR Desires s'nf unfurn. NJ house Sase for o.
Rs sm, sSsi.Ts xans %s.i%a5. snd s%SS fSJ RS
FAINTER. WIFE. two children wish house
with yard, not over $50; will redecorate.
ME. 1897 weekdays after 6. all day Sum
EVANSVILLE AREA-unfurnished house
any time before June ]. for adults; need
g or 4 bedrooms or facilities adaptable
into same; consideration given to purchase.
w. " FOX P. o. Box 1858, Hyattsville, Md.
LIFELONG D. C. RESIDENTS desire "a
bedroom unfurn. house or apt. in Edgewood
ne ne area children. MRS. THOMAS, AT.
NAVY COMMANDER, WIFE and baby
starting 3-year tour Washington duty de-
virginia or NV. preferred. OK 379I. IS.
ADULTS t3,l, no children, need g. g.
Pedrm PED no6r pnfufn. house NV. Arl RE. 4142,
MAN wants to be with wife, SIN. daugh-
tiers; ene or more bedroom house or apt,
unturn.: perm. EN-. $3.50. Ia
Tes Hhe v9qf man IN enp e1obsns. 9d y
ing quarters EN-. $3.50. Ia
MATURE COUPLE, no children desires un-
deh eae eous Md up 9 sa5 Be- saa
BUSINESS EXECUTIVE desperately needs
2-3 bedrm; house in p. c.. nearby Va. or
Wash, wants his home. Owens 5O27.
FOR MONTHS, by refined Jewish couple
and children. furnished apt. or house;
%axmum pm on HsE s,S9 $40 st. ns7s Ext 4s till
"A FAMILY OF 3 ADULTS desire small
unfurn. house; owners care guaranteed;
rent. 500. VI 1887 ia
CHINESE GOVT. OFFICIAL wishes lease,
April l, unfurnished house or apt for self.
wife, child and infant; vicinity NV. or
suburb. HO. 1885, -17
3-BEDRM. HOUSE, unfurn., NV. section
preferred will take finest care Of prop
erty; up to $125 month. Box 1861. Star.
F1NN1sH-AmERrcaN FAMILY o, = des desire
to rent or 3 bedrm., unfurn. house or
apt, in NV. or ne. areas, or Va. Lease
II desired; under 500. Call GE. 5l7s.
COLoRED-FAMILY OF urgently In
need of or room house. AT. 4471.
Evening star., 1948-03-12
HOUSES FURNISHED Cant J

CHEVY CHASE. MD-6 rms, bath q
bedroom to be retained by owner for oc-
easional ussl; SIe5 month to Sept, /.
kITSNIsTEH YRS; RsYNNINGToNs 6lT ts, vi 2esS; Ia su
baths, rec. rm.; brick det garage. beaut
fenced yard; close to transp, and shopping
no CHILDREN or pets; s165 per mo. Cali
GEORGETOWN - Small brick house, liy-
ing room with fireplace, 3 baths, garden,
recreation with fireplace. Ideal for couple.
Local references. $225 q month. Box 223-
M Star 1os