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The Nome nugget., 1948-09-17

Germany, shutting off the last flow of goods from west to east. Patrols were increased all along border zones. The western block ade was started in late July after the Russians blocked the land ap- breaches to Berlin nearly three months ago. It already has pinched sharply the economy of the Soviet zone.
 German communist leaders sang out their old refrain of Scorn at the leaders of Western Germany who are writing a constitution for the part of Germany controlled by the western powers. The communists said the western Germans are dis rupting the country.
 American and British army units continued war games along the Rhine. Surveys have been made for more airfields to increase the growing air lift to Berlin,
 tPEIPING) - Chinese commun- ists captured Suichung in Hanchu- ria.
 (BATAVIA) - Shooting broke out in the communiSt-torn city of Soekarta near the Indonesian re- publican capital of Jogjakarta in Java.
 (PARIS)-Communists also were flaming up labor trouble in France
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-17
Bombs Kill Four Soldiers atPractice

ELGIN FIELD, Fla, (P)-Four army infantrymen died today of injuries received when a stick of 500-pound live bombs fell from a B-29 during maneuvers here yes terday and exploded.
 Twenty-nine others were injur ed, three critically. Elgin Field of ficers, in announcing the accident, said the casualties were a white captain and 32 Negro enlisted men. Name of the dead were with held pending notification of next of kin.
 The troops were taking part in a fire power rehearsal when the ac- cident occurred, airforce officers reported. They were members of the 505th airborne regiment and the 758th heavy tank battalion from Fort Bragg, N. C.
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-17
FAIR NOTES

All Divisional schools have been sent copies of the Fair Program with the request that they use their best efforts in sending to the Fair an exhibit of their school work, also to urge all citizens of their community to send their in- dividual exhibits to the Fair.
 Airplane companies will accept Fair exhibits and collect from the Fair association.
 A meeting of all superintendents has been called in the City Hall for Sunday afternoon at 2 pm. to meet with the Board and make plans for the Fair.
 Mrs. Helen Stevens has selected Mrs. Steve Anderson and Mrs. Al ice Osborne as assistant Superin- tendents for the Children's Parade.
 The Official Booklet should be out very soon, let us know if you wish copies for mailing.
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-17
Girl Scout News

The Girl Scouts awarded Mrs Betty Walsh and Mrs. Marion Barley each a gift in honor of their services at the Scout camp. The girls were awarded their pins for one year active scouting.
 We practiced some songs for the coming camp fire. Our parents are also invited to the camp fire.
 Kay Coulthard, scribe.
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-17

and trying to overthrow conserVa- tive Henri Queuille's new cabinet. Most of the 35,OOO Renault auto workers quit their strike however. Metal workers, up to 100000 in number, demonstrated yesterday but most returned to work. Dock workers struck at Brest, and at Sete, near Marseille.
 (TOKYO)-Gen. Macarthur dis missed as baseless Russian charges that, he was hampering democracy and labor unions in Japan. He told the Russians to practice what they preach.
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-17
Internation'l News At A Glance
Continued from Page One)

a secret trial for Curt Muecken- berger, whom they fired as man ager of the central coal organiza- ton. The Americans said the Rus sians had no right to fire, arrest or try him and that his only of fense was disobeying an order the Russians had no right to give.
 Unless some agreement comes from Kremlin meetings on the blockade, the issue likely will go to the U. N. in Paris. The security council had also the problems of Italy's colonies, west-east disagree ment over atomic and arms con trol and 50-odd other issues. MOSCOW The Ru S n through Pravda called secretary Trygve Lie of the U. N. an obedi- ent tool of the U. $. and Britain. Strange, because Russia originally backed him for the office. The same communist paper said the U. s. and Britain are doing every thing in their power to postpone a decision on Italian colonies" The Russians blocked action in this weeks four-poWer meeting at Paris, which they called, by insist ing the meeting had no power to act.
 WASHINGTON - The U. S. navy said the last of Japan's bat tie fleet will be scrapped this year.
 (TOKYO)-A Russian spokes- man denied an implication by Gen. MacArthur's headquarters that the Soviets are using the 500,000 Jap anese prisoners they still hold for slave labor.
 tMOSCOW)-Russia denied also her bombers violated the Danish island of Bornholm. The Danes said they flew over for two straight days.
 (BRUSSELS) - Belgian real es- tate firms apologized for trying to force the U. $. to evacuate 12,000 war graves near Namur of U. s. soldiers who died freeing Belgium.
 tATHENS)-Greek troops fight ing communists in the Vitsi area near Yugoslavia and Albania drew back before strong rebel counter attacks.
 Friday. September. l7. l948
 The 100-hour war in Hyderabad ended abruptly today in Indian victory when the wealthy Moslem Nizam of the princely state gave up.
 Karachi advices said swift In dian troops, who have been strik- ing from a dozen directions with tanks armored cars, cannon and planes since dawn Monday, had reached the outskirts near the cap ital city of Hyderabad
 Madras reported the Nizam sur render. New Delhi, headquarters of the Indian general staff, said he ordered a cease fire effective at once. The United Nations security council will consider the princely states charges of Indian aggres- sion Monday, when the current re- | -. cess ends.
 .., India invaded the south central state with the avowed aim of re- storing order. The Nizam had re- fused to join the Indian union, all
The Nome nugget., 1948-09-17

Clara Seiffert. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Binks Seiffert is conVa- lescing at her home following an appendectomy.
The Arizona post., 1948-09-03
WISH YOUR FRIENDS HAPPY NEW YEAR

Edition of the Arizona Post to be off
the presses Oct l. Deadlne for greetings is Sept Is
telephone $780, send them to the Arizona Post
1877 E. Pennington Tucson Arizona $500 the total cost
Milford chronicle., 1948-06-18
BETHEL

Children's Day services will be
held at Bethel M. E. Church on
Sunday evening, June 20.
The Count-On-Me CluD was en-
tertained on Wednesday evening at
the home of Mrs. Grace TOadvine in
Laurel.
Mrs. Laura Wheatley spent part
of last week as guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Wheatley in Laurel.
Mrs. Ada Wheatley and children
are visiting relatives in Baltimore
Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judd Phillips, Mrs,
Harley Hastings, Mrs. James Scott
were Wilmington visitors on Mon
day
Mrs. Roland Mumford of Raleigh
N. c., is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbur Hurley.
Mrs. Anna Smith spent Sunday
with her sister and brOther-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. VinOl Lynch in Lau-
rel.
Mrs. Harry T. Williams spent the
weekend with her daughter and
sOn-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Snedaker at Audubon, N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Powell Of
Laurel, were Sunday guests of hel
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Plus Baker.
Mrs. Eley COrdrey was hostess
Milford chronicle., 1948-06-18

at a Stanley Brush party at her
home on Monday evening.
Mrs. Rhoda Garrett, Mrs. Julia
Moore spent the weekend in
Washington, D. c.
Mr.. A. 7. Hudson, Jr., of Pleas
antville, N. j., was dinner guest on
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T Mil
bourne.
Mrs. William Davies left Tuesday
to spend a few days with relatives
in Elmhurst, N. J.
Mrs. Bill Slatcher of Bethel, Miss
Lucille Starves of Laurel, recently
entertained at a stOrk shower for
their sister, Mrs. Jane Myers, of
near Laurel, at the home of Mrs.
Slatcher. Mrs. Myers received
many lovely gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin 'Chappelle and
daughter of Wilmington, were re-
cent overnight guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Slatcher.
Milford chronicle., 1948-06-18
REDEEM

The next meeting of the w. S.
G. S. will be held at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Donovan
on Saturday evening, June 26. La
dies, please bring cakes as there
will be home made ice cream and
cake for sale. Also bring a pack
age for the fish pind. Everybody
is cordially invited to come.
There will be Sunday school at
McCOlley's Chapel on Sunday NOR
ming at 10 o'clock, Preston Dono-
van, superintendent. Come one and
all and help increase our Sunday
school attendance.
The Children's Day program
which was held at McColley's
Chapel last Sunday evening was
quite a success. We wish to thank
each and everyone, especially the
children who helped in any way
with the program and the decOra-
tiOns. Total collections were $52.31.
Thank you, one and all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Dono-
van and grandson Roy, called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilton Penuel and
family on Thursday evening.
Miss Doris Pritchett, who has
been a patient in the Milford Me-
mortal Hospital, returned to her
home on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paris Burton and
son called on Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
row Webb and son on Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Ware and
family entertained company over
! the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Wilson
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H.
! Donovan on Sunday evening.
Milford chronicle., 1948-06-18
HOUSTON


Church news for Sunday, June
Mems Bible Glass, who teacher is
mems Bible Glass, whose teacher is
Mr.. GOtt, with the assistance of
some of the ladies, will furnish an
appropriate program for the occa-
sion, in the Sunday School. Preach
ing at ii O'clock by the pastor, Rev.
Stanley Grant, who will also honor
the fathers in his sermon. There
will be special music for the occa-
sion. All fathers are asked to be
present. If you are not a father
and your father has passed to the
great beyond, honor his memory
by attending divine worship; it
would please dad very much. Don't
you think so? Youths Fellowship at
Z o'clock p. m. followed by preach
ing at 1880.
Services in the afternoon will be
held at Williamsville with Church
School beginning at 2 o'clock p. m,
followed by the hour Of worship at
O'Clock by the pastor, Rev. S. W.
Grant.
On Sunday morning, June 18th,
there were 1O1 present in the
Church School and large number
in attendance for the hour of wor-
ship. The minister read the 27-2S
verses of the first chapter of first
Corinthians and his subject was
Gods choice of instruments -
from which he preached a very
good and forciful sermon. The mu-
sic by the choir was very nice and
the soloist was Mrs. Emory Webb
who chose as her numbers, "Just
AS AM" and without One Plea,
which was much enjoyed by all.
In the evening beginning at 1880
the Children's Day exercises were
given and they were wonderful
both education and very entertain
ing. The program was called "0ui
Fathers World" Mrs. Pearl Mess
ick was chairman and she had ;
wonderful backing We know in un
ity, there is strength. Miss Rosanns
Messick was at the head of the dec
Orations and the church presented
a most beautiful scene. She als'
had a large number of willing help
ers. ALI who helped are to be com
mended for it sure does requir,
patience and more patience to trail
a bunch of little tots.
Arthur Armour, Fred Hayes, VIII
have been on the sick list ar
much better at this time.
Heber Scott has been quite i'll
His condition does not improv
Milford chronicle., 1948-06-18

very rapidly. He and Mrs. Scott re-
ceiyed letter from their son, Ed
ward, who has arrived at his des-
tination, Hickman Village, Hawaii,
which is 10 miles from Honolulu.
He likes it very much and ran into
one of his buddies. Edward gradu-
ated from the Rising Sun School Of
,Aeronautics in Philadelphia on De-
cember 18th, 1947. We wish him
much success in his chosen profess
sion. >
DawsOn's restaurant 'and lunch
room will be open for service to the
public on Tuesday, June 22nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Walker and
children of near Wilmington, were
the guests Of her mother, Mrs.
Martha Wilson on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Hart and
children of Magnolia, were the
guests of Francis Simpson on Sun
day.
Several of our baseball fans at
tended the game in Philadelphia on
SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Marvel, Sr.,
entertained TO a family dinner on
Sunday the occasion was in honor
of three birthdays-those of Harv-
ey Marvel, Sr., Harvey, Jr., and
! Stephen Wayne Maxwell, whose
birthdays were just a couple days
apart. Those present were Joseph
Marvel, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Mar
vel, Jr., of Milford and Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Maxwell, son, Stephen
Wayne of Wilmington. Mrs. Max
we'll and son are spending the week
with her parents.
Lite Janice Sharp observed hel
8th birthday on Saturday by invit.
ing several of her little friends anC
school mates to help her celebrate
An abundance of ice cream anC
cake was served.
Milford chronicle., 1948-06-18
Easy "a PInok Chickens

Now chickens can be plucked
mechanically by water spray, says
National Patent council. Patent has
been granted on a device on which
fowl is vertically suspended head
downward in a frame, which is rO-
tated on its vertical axis between
water pipes so that jets Of water
strike against the grain on the
feathers. The fowl is subjected to
a spray Of hot water at IS pounds
pressure to soften the feather fol-
hcles, followed by jets ht about IS
degrees and $50 pounds pressure.
Practically all feathers thus may be
removed.
Milford chronicle., 1948-06-18
Monkey Bite Kills

King Alexander Of Greece died
on October 25. 1920, from the bite
OF pet monkey. Prince Paul, de-
signated to succeed by parliament,
declined on the ground that until
his father and elder brother had
renounced their rights he could
not lawfully succeed.
Milford chronicle., 1948-06-18

In IA Southeastern Conference
football encounters, Mississippi
and Mississippi State have broken
even.
Evening star., 1948-11-25
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

PEKINGEsE, Axe. aristocrats. real pets;
select now for Christmas. EX. 6746 and
cockER FEMALE, buff and white. 10 mos.
old old; also Is 9, black arE puppies; Wo 7725
say Sale SETTER r. II he hsf d pr Fssr
sHEPHERD COLLIE puPPIEs, 50 and SO.
PREs1 PhGns cIIntSp n.Sp 5n9sJ tsvI MALI. has vor
accented. Loves children. TR, 444o, is
s1alf sfsd ch m's Eco 'aSn o n Ga rs
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS. pedisrse; AXIS
reg. litter, red and buff males. $50. Gall
HAVE : full-grown house cats that have
to give away; they are house broken and
aefh homes ness'e RE. 1901, Ext: 80 II no
Hs'sf SSIef ress
price reasonable. We deliver. Rockville
BIDE-A-WEE KENNELS - DOGS and cats
Dogs called for. bathed and returned. So
;S| $;sa $s s.! ss.'s
BoXER PUPPIEs, s beautiful puppies;
cockEs esSeasisso sPANlEn Pan E. PtPPrEschoice Sc
lections from 3 fine ltters: priced in pro-
eSE1Sn SERM.S + GSaS sasFHEKbssre M osa Champion
Lachen Won Grafmar; Dam: Champion Lolly
KRISS-KROSS KENNELS-Modern coun-
try boarding on. 40 acres; oil heat. indy
runs germicidal lamps. Fairfax 11aJ-2
BEAGLE PUPS, purebred, no papers, beau
tifully marked excellent hunting stock,
weaned and wormed, ready to so. For
quick sale. males $50; females S35. Also
, top hunting dogs, running now, trained.
GaitherSburg 495-J-3 -25
BOXER. pedigree, female, mos, fawn
SIPS. Gil. S6l1 -26
COCKER PUPPIES. red and white, . mos.
old, males $50, and females, $50. WA.
Evening star., 1948-11-25
ROOMS EURkIsHEp-Northwess

I1i6 LONGFELLOW ST. N.W.-Very large
front rm. with = bath ? exposures; conV' csa
!ssnSD asio DoNfaR1o TaG o0 RD. NV. near 18th and
Columbia rdNIarse, nicely furn room.
twin beds, adjoining bath; for gentle
1s5i QUE ST. NV, The Kennert":
very warm, single and double rms near
Isia Isia US 18th ST. NV, at Scott circle
Very large front room, with eleystor
DUPONT CIRCLE MANsloN--Lovely rm.,
1lfReni TGn JAMES, as sEssi iasi P st. n.v.-Nicely
pF1s F% '"ss ssa tiFf ss e'ssf sy
@ @5ss EMERSON son ST.. ST. N;w;.Msster ..5 ,se,1 5ea-
pvt P bath Two doqse Fenemen m TWIN Jews Ssd
h1as 5s2s sHRf eRfrTisDlN 15ssfs; RA
fu5n sele roSm Saho Ell .fier desired conyen
po3Wssro&S i5o3ss' Ssa9 ase' apt 1IEduea!sd
gentlemen: moderate habits. to share twin
ssd rm ,siS IS Tk X eaSh RE gI1S decorated
front room. suitable 2 or 5; transp. good.
HU: 6.5S Or DE. 9s3s: .,
switchboard. maid service, lge. closets;
ss xkTusns s1e qP HorhI fSe S5a $3.50 HstR st.
freproof buihldins; single and double. ST so
up: 24-hour elevator service; dining room
in building. NO S145
GORDON HOTEL-Lovely large double
rooms with twin beds and running water,
$40 per person a wk Complete hotel serv-
ice 916 18th st. NV
RITZ HOTEL-Dbl. rms, $50 per wk
downtown in center Of shopping and busi-
ness district. Complete hotel service. 920
1740 ST. N.w.-The churchill-Lovely.
clean front double rooms, innerspring
mattresses. running water; $40 wk.; also
single rooms, $3.50 wk NO. 1865. -2S
1913 ST. N.W.-Downtown. we'll 7hea ted
second floor room. adjoining bath. A25
Evening star., 1948-11-25
APARTMENTS UNFURNisHEp.

BUSINESS LOG. Wilson blvd, ArIl and
ny quarters; lse. liv. rm., kit. bedrm.
tiled bath, screened porch: parking; ideal
SMALL Il" 1-RooM oF1' EFFfcfENcY HSff APT. in
Falls Church: pvt shower, Call after
If YOU aoii IA HAVE fsso s-Dedrm mod house for
beautiful -bed.m. apt in an elevator
bldg. on 14th ST., near Sheridan St Please
iai THE w W1sDsoR II ii 2 Park HOTEL, $500 Con-
cupancy. Rentals-One living room one
bedroom, bath and kitchenette, $50 to
$50 per month, One living room. two
70 e s;5o i%G p. ger month. THE WINDSOR
TaKo5MA fxkkIs rms. and bath, IT'LL
tiles furn.. sos mo, 81. 1860. -s5
nakoSa 1ns at f4hhis ia4n SIS f. mo Fms ST. ss5 ssa:
NEW; 3 rooms, kitchen and bath in Sc.
near BUS sad ss1s stores; utilities furn.' 500
EAST iHa FALLS Is CHURCH. vA.-rive rooms
first floor: very large yard; utilities in
cluded. except electric bill; convenient to
bus and torres; adults; 500. Falls Church
TWO LARGE ROOMS. kitchen. private
1911 10th st. ne. AID. S55S after. s.,
TWO ROOMS. kitchen and bath, private
home Ss07 Marlboro pike Sc, HI, 6n61
LOVELY 2-bedrm. apt, pvt; most desir-
ably located refs. desired; adults pref.
APrRAoT!lvE APT, entire end f.; suitable
es fqT ADULTS s aM aHS s4ss sRd S6s mo
st, Arlington. Va
Evening star., 1948-11-25
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED ,c.,,,

DIAMONDS, gold. platinum, teeth, diamond
watches watches: discarded !ewelry bought: No
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO. 7I9 7th St.
DIAMONDS, e.d gold and silver: d,amono
kEEcTkoSic A ORGAN sG or sptn sphet st piano n%
IN sSGa Box s4 for s
FURNITURE-wm buy entire contents ~
snnr AG 0s and ssnH for chTs
5 50 j veaTs az sgSa sagSoaP#ooDs: stb % and ii oSs' sts
FGRNfTtRG"Your entire household con.
FURN. ExCH.. 2I0 7th st. Sc. AT. 65ss
GOLD.Brlng your olo gold. platinum
NEWSPAPERS. WANTED y His Highest -, prics, acs
s1s ss5r!s asa:s ave rags IS ~ 5SSk co. sss'
PIANos-Granu. upright. spinet, or apt
size; any size, any condition; we'll pay
PIaNos Sp WaNTED-coLoN1AL ashns PIANO
CO pays highest cash prices. Phone MA
- 1870 after 10 am. for courteous appraisal.
right Q AID 592s, RA .049I nights. :so'
PIANO apt. size, upright, A" high, no
@'i psas Rs s b s'9ao2 call A.
SCRAP IRON, cast iron. So per 100 pounds;
deilyered to our warehouse. Highest price
rass s and auto batteries If you cannot de-
livsr r y9ur accumulations: please phone US.
ACE JUNK CO., go Georgia ave. NV,
SCRAP IRON. cast iron. So per 100
pounos; delivered to our warehouse. High
est price paid for scrap IRON, scrap metals
house RAGS and auto batteries If you
cannot delVeT your accumulatlons please
phone US. WASHINGTON RAG g. BAG
SEWING MACHiNES-We bpy all types.
repair, hemctitching, buttons covered
5leating. 716 11th st. NV RE. 1900,
Stoves. RANGES. HEATERS. all kinds
and sizes ACNE STOVE CO.. l01l 7th
WANTED--BetteI grade of housenold fur.
niture. antiques and ofice furniture Ma
55"9: evenings. GE 6447
AM INTERESTED in buying Silverware
jewelry: DORA KRUPsAW MILESTONE,
Bio g St. NV, Sterling 1896.
ATIENTlON-Haulers and accumulatora
OF scrap iron auto batteries and scrap
metals, see us before you sell We always
pay the highest market prices. WASHING
TON RAG d. BAG CO.. 215 L st sw DI
OLD-FASHIONED picture frames, clocks,
silver, china, glassware, furniture antiques,
firearms. EN-. 1905 for better price .
Evening star., 1948-11-25
APARTMENTS WANTED.

EMPLOYED COUPLE desires bedrm. or
efficiency apt, KITCHEN. pvt. bath, in NV;
RETiE VETrRAS sS vie GH a1sS ana son nn yrs, ur-
vic. Alex I max. % ss5. En-. 5Ieo amy amy time PS
in Metropolitan Area, very highly re
stricted' for apt. BLDG. good cloSe-in
sou Box opsness s3sp RsqDer' or what hsve
other permanently employed lady, ages
and bath, furn. or unfurn. apt in apt
es a%s sissI
moon. desperately in need of : rms, kit
SO es NJ MIS- cRzsk q
Sit; pvt. bath; maximum se5 TR,
SAyat nav PC cryr1fAs fas scIHSrrsr R% needs
ss5y SHfasp Md ssss5 hsHss %s .na Ref ah
YOUNG COUPLE and daughter, yrs, de-
cellent care; max. 500. FIR. 34oO, 26'
neN nssd SMALL sp student arnse es T shpe
kkfsPoN1ssIBLE, longtime Govt gentle- n
1s from ant f0rsgn u service nn nseds
lower NV; quiet. After Dec. 8. Box SIX.
MALE PHYSICIAN I.lS ID desires modern small
Gail EX: 600 Ext 2s46, 9-5 pm. 20.
WANTED-Unturnished ;s-room apartment
Steady ST % emplosmen eT basement n ae pa %
not desirable. Cali Shepherd s547
YOUNG COUPLE, desire . or 3 room fur
nished apt. with pvt bath; reasonable dis
% TWo EMP EMPLofEp 81 G'ss s1sTERs. T ne need fur
nished apartment in NV. where piano
can be used. Alex. 1907 after 500 pm
SIS; quiet employed couple. MRS KELLY,
Ya YoUNG COUPLE. desire s.rm. apt, un-
TonNG 1a5ni "a EMPLoYED Emp as coUPIE want s,a-
ms 5s'nsaf' es JEAN H 4sa5 Il
= WhNr n AT ONCE. efficiency apt. in NV;
1NfuRa Ct h MEN ss sesSed t couple both
working. Call AK. 1855. 25'
oSss IN will rs9aEn 1f
ROOM APT. or furnished room for young
ss ph sas sa ys darnr Gam das or Mass
furnished apaTtment; exssIIsnt xssssIsIssn care Of
saTpshnss sTn6fo Room. fit and BATH NV section
req Immediately by Embassy stenograph,er
T;i.s Bef efIRN sssH IL iSruRs. ssaE APT wanted ss
Tor elderly couple, vicinity Dupont Sircle
", WoRKfNG asfS WIDOW and . children ages
s.nSr and IN dss5s ss s5o 5m oa ipse $685. aH
MARINE MIsGT., wife and 3 children. 7.
2 and 10 mos. urgently In @ need OF Of. 2sned-
tom tom; n9ass reas rent; re D guar. uDksep Ii 500
Ext. II, to 4. 40
Evening star., 1948-11-25
HOUSES uNFURhlsHEp.

BUNGALoW-New.5 ; rooms. all mod I'M
provementS; posS. Dec. |; SO per month.
Capitol Heights, Md, HI 14a5
DEC. 1st-i bedrms.. i2 baths lovely,
new new mic! nice yard children welcome; $40.
AVAILABLE sOoN-Pretty 3-bedrm. home,
garage; S157.5 81. $3.50 rs
SILVER SpRING-New ti-room brick house.
all large rooms; 3 bedrooms, , baths; large
front porch. very dry and large basement.
oil hot-water heat, garage. This house
S2ayseiGr: %ayee .T lofajion ST a, $50 month 500
NEW 3-BEDRM BRICK HOUSE in North
Chevy Chase, with an option to buy. For
information call 81, 93l9 or SH. 6SO5.
FOR RENT at Clifton, Va, a secluded re-
treat .. mi. from Wash. over good all
year yfan road. 5-room frame house with
tenn and % bath tshower and law You
will ave to furnish stove for heat
acres of good land and wonderful stream.
SEQ sf..r per 3 : n mo JOHN WEBB, IA, 1857
FARM HOUSE. e3rd and Southern ave.
eaardden land. 3 blocks bus. S35. Hobart
:-BEDROoM unfurn. house. mile off
Route ~, - miles from Wash, avail.
Nov. -. to June Is; S45 Herndon el4;R.
FOR RENT at Annandale, va bedrms..
room. oil heat. laundry tubs, auto. gas
for, mo, at S95 pei. mo or for 16 mo.
and thereafter annually at SIS per mo.
sosE BEpKMs RNss f. S BATHs stter ra{aps pm s;sf
sprinG $50 per mo. GRAHAM & co,