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Evening star., 1948-01-27
Traffic Ticket Adjustments
Show Increase in Week

Traffic ticket adjustment by the
Metropolitan Police Department in
creased to 1877 last week, after a drol
to lit during the previous week. the
report of Maj. Robert J. Barrett
shows
The adjustments included 1T
warnings and II cancellations. The
week before there had been 107
warnings and 10 cancellations.
Senator Reed, Republican, OF
Kansas. was one of the drivers
warned for a traffic of1ense, the re-
port reveals.
The adjustments included III
warnings-10 more than during the
week previous-and 10 cancellations
There also were 10 cancellations re-
ported during the previous week.
Evening star., 1948-01-27

Star Staff Photo.
he quoted them. Mrs. Zimmerman
said she was told Mary had one
chance in five. y
Both parents had only praise for
Doctors Hospital and for Group
Health Association, the medical and
hospital prepayment agency to
which they belong.
Evening star., 1948-12-17
Yule Parties 10 Fete
GaIIinqer Patients

Presentation today Of a radio to
Gallinger Hospitals psychopathic
department by the Allied Beverage
Association will begin q week Of
Christmas festivities for the hospi-
tails 1,10o patients.
At 10 am. tomorrow three Cub
Scout packs will bring three large
Christmas trees and trim them for
the Crippled Children's building. At
. pm. the crippled children's de-
partment will be given q Christ
mas party by q group of public
school teachers.
At 4 pm. Monday. 100 Camp Fire
Girls will sing carols on the hospi-
tai grounds and will present 100
Christmas trees to bedfast patients
The pediatric department will be
feted at s pm. Tuesday by Catholic
chaplains from the Franciscan
Monastery, and children in the ped
iatrtcs wards will be given a party
ut z pm. Wednesday by Petworth
Methodist Church.
The doctors and nurses Of the
hospital will 60 caroling through
the hospital at Z pm. Thursday and
afterward will have a party.
At $50 pm. next Friday. the
Lutheran Intermission Group will
sing carols throughout the hospital
Az am. on Christmas Day, the
Christian Endeavor Society of
Washington also will sing carols for
patients.
Throughout the week IA different
church groups will present gifts and
Christmas trees to various wards In
the hospital.
Evening star., 1948-12-17
D. 6. Man Sentenced
For Exposing Self

George Joseph Young, 20, colored,
Of the 900 block Of E street NV,
was found guilty by q Municipal
Court jury yesterday Of exposing
himself on the Monument Grounds
last month IN the presence Of four,
young children and two Park Police
women.
He was sentenced by Judge Au.
brey Fennell to serve 90 days in
Jail for the count involving the
children and to pay q $120 fine or
serve an additional 80 days for the
offense involving the policewomen.
Evening star., 1948-12-17
Deaths Reported
(From the D. c. Bureau Of Vital Stats

(From the D. G. Bureau OF vital Statistics }
Alice Berg. 81 Grafton Hotel.
Julia Lahr, "a, ais Pennsylvania ave.
Harry reapley. es. 1878 Morse st. ne.
Grace Reynolds. "a. S5ss Nicholson st.
rrsnk Aithsn. es, 1891 18th st. ne.
Andrew Jackson. IS, 2917 10th st. ne.
Elizabeth Carter. 3d.. Phladeiphia.
Leon Hughes. 20, 2414 N ct. NV.
Edith Bowman. 40, .424 sth ct. s.w.
Hattie Fennell, 40, 1901 California st. NV.
Joseph Psrr. ~ si17, Georgia ave, NV.
Jesse Patton, 23, 1884 CorcorAn ct. NV.
Albert Brown, IS, 1929 30th at. NV.
Evening star., 1948-12-17

S' o"Ito"BS oNtu HOttuQyS are
counted the same as other days.
''aa .a4sss a. s 1883 .ssRST Psss@.e nv A.. :ns
~ IM:i;e Ssssa IS 1sss sssA 9s's; s. and
szbl Albrseht. 40. sio7 a ct. t1i1. s's. ana
'aa Am. s9en esst I'll H. sl lsss soss csios: :Hs
wv; e. a E. 'ss sse@ |:': :s::. q 1S ": ~
,r lPss ssss:f & As5a}inffsSH 81 1871 " " a NV and
s,ssd %ly oSgys oSSyssrv!s ss e. L.nehsu5s
LII: H|:s,s: 8:.Is5' 81 III \ as: = e. .na france.
x.ssy Nss Srsson sSs:s g. g. Iss4 aElS .ls .ss +
jane; Ssss Ti'isss ai Ssn;s. sad s]1i,s se. 49,
% jean TssS paSis Ss e. s sas f'as g. P nv ne" and
Robert ss. Thomas. SPs. g e. S9i2 8 st; NV. and
John pinfsts Hl r. A1assS and coTs Ss Gross. g.
both Of Baltimore.
oeHts. .nd Tsyl2E a.sn IN Hss ss tso7 si Ms hs'd
warren Harris. "a. 81. r .t. NV, and
Ralph iinowss. 2e. sas insraham st. NV,
and Ada HAMBURGER. %, 41O1 18th st.
'o:;' ss *ss Visit IT, a. EE1as so,: st.
Lewis Blair. tr. as. 4o4 De,ansld pl. NV,
and Phyllis Camp. 90, 400 Delsfield pi.
fss: ss:x: e. PISS ass' x zk.lsssEss4sssa sss n.y.
% oph.s lnil Mi.eh.u % Sssa ssst f..s.st Fl ns Ms sIf
George Pace. 33, University, Va. and Zietta
=. Dillon; & a. slsos WySminE ave. NV.
'a s:s.,s Nv Moot. 81 Il. s' 5s15' isth 81 hns .t aS aHs
Nathaniel MCQUEEN. 81. .443 Delaware
ave. 1w" and Irene Nieks, 1s. BAL G
OTIS Petit. 81. 1857 Church st. NV. and
oH oi1ssva ws:sina.on. On Il. e. Rsilrosd M 1 ave-, sna
Rufus Mathis. rs. and Sarah Dickens. Is.
both Of 4212 Foots e. n.e. -.
m n!4s a:nes coemsn ss 9n III 4th St t. ne: nv and
wiiiislh Whislock. il. Bethesds, Nd. and
Margaret Renschks. 19. $40 Z. Capitol
warren Robinson. "A. 1414 q st. NV, and
,,,. Afnss wi. Wins 41 a. 1s22 2as ll1s p.,s E
and Harriett Kramer. 81. 1740 Park I'd.
wade SHAW ss. and Dorothy Marshail. %.
both Of 1855 Swan st: NV
chs51ss Is,.s s.ResTs Woaa;u9 f. hsse y. and
deorse Rock, 5s, 502 18th st. .s.e.. and
oveIlia Ridgeway, 81, 45s Delafeld pl.
Milton Msh. q; 1889 swsnp 5s M q; nv. Nv. and
Herbert Harris, a.. r. Belyoir. Va. and
Mamie Brown, l6, 1416 bth Ut. NV.
James Callahan. 30, Alexandria, Va. and
Dorriene Peters, "a. b700 1st Ut. NV.
Evening star., 1948-12-17

s'%ss Boss + aos.s s:.4. - c.Sss sns Nod Msss 1Wa
as .ss ssss 's l. iisss'ss iiss sss T.
NV.
Paui Robinson. 2s. Alexandria, Va. and
James smith. 10, is B st. Sc. and Mar
garet Heron, 10, 1115 1st st. NV.
Walter Frazier, 23. bll4 Lee St. ne, and
Albert Fuerst, H., 81, Quantico. Va. and
Edna Taylor, "a, 1875 irving ct. NV.
Evening star., 1948-12-17
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. law, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day. tpdtt three full days and
recetue the license on the nth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other davs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-18
IHIRTY-FIvE LEAVE
 BY ALASKA C0hsIAl

1 Alaska Coastal flights yesterday arrived with 19 and departed with 35 passengers from Juneau as fol- lows:
 From Pelican. Mrs. L. Jacobsen
 Frcm Hoonah: Rev. Whelan. s. C. Rude and Alice Martin, Molly Cook From Sitka: William Youppi and wife, Don Neal, Bill Flemming, Ly- man Ellsworth, Charles Rice. M Bean, L. Marlander, E. Ehrendreich and wife.
 From Fish Bay: E. J. Mahoney Wallace Westfall and George Moore
 From Tenakee: w. McElwam.
 To Sitka: Julie Sakagami, Royal Johnson, Audery Bowman, John Pace, Ray Beach, Anita Garnick, H Statler, V. Albright, J. Pegues, Mrs IW Booth, s. MacKinnon, Casf Cole, R. Robertson, N Banfield, Al bert White, William Caswell, A Peterson, H. Rasmussen, R. Stock J. Morris and L. A. Stevenson.
 To: Pelican: Elton Engstrom Fred Emerson and John Conner.
 To Hoonah J. Smith and F. Ped erson.
 To Patterson Bay: A. c. Smith
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-18
Senior Mothers
 Hostesses with
 Banquet, Bdranof

The mothers of the graduating class of 1948 of the Juneau High School were hostesses last night al banquet in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel.
 Henry Harmon, Principal of the High School. was Master of Cere- monies and it was announced that he kept the ball rolling throughout the evening.
 ' Other guests at the banquet were, Mrs. Henry Harmon, MT and Mrs. Edwin c. Clark, MT. and Mrs. Hoyt Barnett.
 During the evening Mrs. Barnett was the recipient of two lovely gifts, one from the graduates and one from the seniors mothers for their appreciation of her advisory work to the students during the past year.
 Alaso during the banquet Mrs Elton Engstrom dedicated a special program over KINY to the graduat- ing class and this came as great surprise to many and was well ap- preciated by the students.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-18
POLICE COURT

Six persons were arrested Satur- day by City Police and charged with speeding on various city streets. Ellis Thomson was fined s30; Ray Hurley and Albert Fleek $20 each; Ed Krause, Jr.. $10. Charges against Einar Jackson and against Mrs. Fred Barragar were dismissed.
 City Magistrate William A. Holz- heimer also fined Robert Gilliun S25 on drunk charge. Silas Dal- ton and Irene Catron each forfeit ed S25 bail on similar counts. Tim Paul forfeited s35 bail and Sam Jackson forfeited S25 on charges of being drunk and disorderly
 Jack O'Connor, Jr., was arrested by City Police last night on four traffic charges but did not ap- pear in Police Court today. Magis- trate Holzheimer then directed that a warrant be issued for his ar rest. Young O'Connor is accused of speeding 50 miles per hour on Willoughby Avenue, reckless driv- ing, driving without lights, and op- erating vehicle without a driv- CTS license.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-18
PAN AMERICAN BRINGS
 3f UP FROM SEATTLE

Thirty-one passengers arrived ir Juneau from Seattle by Pan Ameri- can flights yesterday as follows
 Kerry Irwin, J. A. Carpenter, Ken meth Addis, Frank Johnson, Don Plute, Keith Mclaughlin, Ellis Butts
 c. R. Jenson, Charles Helgert Wilfred Buckmeir, Henri Marki Ernest Mueller. William Hulisz.
 Torvil Tovar, Felix Polasek, Will lis Nixon, J. Tolleff, Jim Waring Don Elison, Edwin Wright.
 Charles Chismuk, Jo Lynn, Wal lis George. G. Ottke, Clyde Brewster
 Phillip Stout, Paul Arthur Rogers, Jerry Smith, James Forsell, Peder Pederson.
 From Fairbanks: Frank and Harry Cashen, Orville and Lucille Johnson, Dick Mccormick, Irene Olson, Walter Hanrahan, Sam Stef- anicizan, Ann Chapman, John Olynyk and Robert Tisdale.
 To Seattle: Charles Homuth, Sam AS, Frank Hanson, c. F. Johnson, Ruby Findley and John Johnson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-18
AMERICAN LEGION SAYS VETS DON'T
 NEED MORE HELP
Unprecedented Steps Tak. en by Local Legionndires
 Against More Benefits

Unprecedented action on veterans affairs was taken last night by Ju- neau Post No. 4, of the American Legion, at it's regular weekly meet ing, when the organization adopted a resolution asking Congress to refrain from passing unnecessary veterans preferential or benefit legislation.
 Taking the attitude that a veter- ans first responsibility is to the entire nation, the Juneau Legion naireS pointed out that 20 percent lof U. s. budget has been earmarked for veterans benefits in a year which has demanded exceptionally high peacetime tax burdens on the individual American taxpayer.
 The resolution argues that vet erans are now too numerous and represent too high a proportion of U. s. population to be entitled to special and separate treatment apart from and at the expense of their neighbors and fellow citizens.
 The measure also asks Congress to scrutinize present veterans benefit laws for possible flaws and to deter mine what benefits are actually essential to the welfare of the vet eran and the nation, as whole, in recognition of the veterans services It urges Congress to eliminate any present wasteful and unnecessary benefits.
 In other business at last nights meeting, w. R. Hendrickson report ed that the Department of the h. terior had recommended passage of Delegate E. L. Bartlett's bill to create a National Veterans Gene tery at Juneau
 David Andrus was initiated and Clyde Lane was transferred from the Richland, Wash. Post.
 Peter Hereid, winner of the Amer ican Legion Ice Pool, was presented with the $460 coming to him and he, in turn, donated $20 to the Le- zion Mess Fund.
 Some discussion was held on the posting of appropriate signs on Mt. Juneau warning persons to remain on the marked trails and to take guides with them.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-18
TWIN GIRLS BORN TO NM 1-(., MRS. CHARLES
 RAMMETT, WA(HUSETl

Twin girls were born to Machin- ist Mate 1-c and Mrs. Charles Hammett II this morning at St, Ann's Hospital. The first girl was born at 3:26 o'clock and weighed seven pounds and four ounces, and the second girl at 3:31 o'clock and weighed four pounds, l3 ounces.
 The Hammetts have a boy, Charles, III. The new arrivals as yet have not been named. Mrs. Hammett is the former Marie Ditrich of h.cclid, Ohio, and also an ex-SPAR Of the Coast Guard. Hammett has been aboard the Wa chusett for the past 21 months, having been transferred here from the 5tates.
 The grandparents are MT. and Mrs. Anthony Ditrich e Euclid, Ohio, and MT. and Mrs. Charles S. Hammett, I, of Great Mills, Maryland.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-18
HOSPITAL NOTES

Admitted to St. Ann's yester- day were Mrs. Henry Hogue for medical treatment and Hugh An trim for surgery.
 There were no discharges.
 At the Government Hospital Phyliss Clark, John Bennett, John Austin were admitted, and Mrs. Billie Johnson whose baby boy was born at 5:31 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The new arrival weigh ed eight pounds and eight ounces Mrs. Johnson is from Angoon.
 Discharged from the Govern ment Hospital yesterday were Ray mond Marks and James Morris ot Douglas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-18
Mrs. Rebe((a Feero
 Soroptimist Guest

Mrs. Esther Daniel was hostess last night at an informal get together party for fellow members of the Soroptimist Club and the clubs guest, Mrs. Rebecca Feero.
 Visiting, refreshments and a vari- ety of card games made an evening of lively entertainment
 Prizes were won by Edna Lomen. Rebecca Feero and Laura Mac Milan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-18
AERIAL PIX ARE TO BE
 INSPECTED
Hunt Continues for Missing Sailor on Sides of
 Mi. Juneau

Searchers climbed the treacher- ous slopes of Mount Juneau today for the fourth consecutive day in affcrts to find seaman Ralph Earl Mott 20. of Mahaffey, Pennsyl- vania. who has been missing since last Friday from the cruiser, U. s. s. Astoria.
 Yesterday, an Alaska Coastal Air lines plane carried photographer Malcolm Creamy over the area in which young Mott is believed to be. The pictures were being de- veloped and enlarged today and are to be studied tonight for fur ther clues. Definite tracks were found Saturday leading to the sus- pected area, anG searcners believe that the missing man had attempt ed to descenG the mountain through that region.
 Fred Harris and man named Reynoldson searched part Of the area yesterday and Harris went up again today with Ed Mar ln fur- ther efforts to find the missing man.
 William Hixson, who has been in charge of the search, revealed that funds have been made available by U. S. Commissioner Felix Gray to defray expenses. Hixson also said that he is turning operations over to Lieutenant Commander Edward P. Chester, Jr., the Governors Nav al Aide, who has been of con- siderable assistance in the search today by attempting to coordinate all activities and also by recruiting search parties from both the As toria and the U. s. Coast Guard Cutter Wachusett.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-18
BURDICk, PARKS LEAVE FOR BOY
 SCOUT MEETING

Charles G. Burdick and George A. Parks, of Juneau, were scheduled to leave here via PAA this afternoon for Seattle where they will attend the 3Sth National Conference of the Boy Scouts of America to be held there tomorrow and Thursday. Burdick is President of the Alaska Boy Scout Council and former Gov. Parks is it's Treasurer Many other persons, interested in Scouting, from all over Alaska, will attend the con- ference. Among these is Elwood Hunter of Sitka.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-18
SENIOR GLASS TO
 RECEIVE DIPLOMAS
 TOMORROW NIGHT

Tomorrow evening at o'clock the Senior Class of the Juneau High School will pay their last respects to the teachers and associates al the Commencement Exercises in the High School Gymnasium. There are 32 graduates who Will receive their sheepskins tomorrow evening from Superintendent oi School Edwin c. Clark, who VIII make the presentation. The following program is sched- uled:
 Processional, Triumphal March
 High School Band. Invocation-Rev. H. E. Beyer. Welcome-Rodney Williams. Tomorrow's Leaders Richard
 Wingerson.
 Solo-"The Blue Forget-Me-Not'
 --Juanita Diaz.
 Class Prophecy-Albert Shaw. Class Will-Claire Folta. Morning Wind" (Brarscombe)
 Girls Chorus.
 Senior Gift-Rodney Williams. Honors and Awards Henry Har-
 mon.
 Presentation of Class-Henry Harmon.
 Acceptance of Class-Dr. J. O..
 Rude.
 Presentation of Diplomas-Edwin
 c. Clark
 Recessional-"Auld Land Syne"-
 High School Band.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-18
NOTICE

Due to issuance of addendum No. 2 specifications for the paint ing of five hundred t500) Alaska Railroad Gondola Cars opening of bids has been postponed until 200 p. m, May 20, 1948. Copies of addendum may be obtained upon application to Office of Super intendent of Motive Power and
 Equipment. 887 St
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-18
TREvA c ON MAIL RUN

The Treva 0, operated by Dave and Ralph Reischl is now making the mail run between here and Pelican on a temporary carriers permit.
 The Treva returned Friday from 10 day charter trip on which w. R. GeiSter and Charles Ho- muth of Elgin, H., found both hunting and photography grounds on Admiralty, Baranof and Chica- gof Islands.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-18
HALIMAR II, NUISANCE H
 AT NORTHERN COMMERCIAL

The Halimar II belonging to Carl Vevelstad mayor of Peters burg, is on the ways at Northern Commercial for complete repaint- ing and the installation of a new canopy aft of the pilot house.
 The Nuisance II was returned to the water Sunday after being on 1 the ways for two days.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-18
JOSEPHINE LYNN RETURNS

Miss Josephine Lynn returned yesterday after an extended vaca- tion, and buying trip in the states. She is the owner of the Baranof Gift Shop
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-18

J. Currie. from Anchorage, sis in Juneau and guest at the Bar anof Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-18
SITKA VISITORS

H. Little and Forrest Frady, both from Sitka, are staying at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-18
WEATHER REPORT

GU. S. WEATHER BUREAU) Temperatures for z4-hour period ending 7;30 th,s morning In Juneau Maximum, 57, minimum, Al
 At Airport Maximum. 58; minimum, 42.
 FORE . 4 s T
 (Juneau and Vicinity Mostly cloudy with occa- sional light rains, but not much change in temperature ) tonight and Wednesday. } Southeasterly winds, occa- , sionally as high as 25 mph. PRECIPITATION
Evening star., 1948-07-02
HOUSES UkEURkIsHEp.
University PARK

UNIVERSITY PARK new brick homes
for rent on 2-yr. lease; one g. -bedrm.. and
one 4-bedrm: rent, SI35 Sl4n per mo
G H. PEARCE WA 1908; ewes. WA
b3Os Il
ENGLISH VILLAGE, BETHESDA-Loyely
new corner brick. Williamsburg Colonial;
3 bedrms, baths: also library or bedrm
and IA bath maids rm, and bath; garage;
oil heat; immed possession. Call OIL
$500 or sH., 1922, MARGARET j
IaII PARK RID. NV rooms, bath
bsmt., gas heat: Sl25 per month. :!
months, rent required. URC1oLo REALTY
sG sGw EE sF1ck ts's BUNGALOW. s.drm..' MS
combination liv. rm. and dining rm., kit,
tiled bath, gas heat. full basement: Ss7 81
9YsrpRM. 4G Ss aSSE rvr HoME-eood location ATTIC
.mmsd. possession; Sl75 per mo. Gail GE
AGA Box 319-J. Star 4
CoLEsvLLE RD., MD.-Brand-new 7-rm
brick, pa baths, on u acre OF ground
oil heat: bus passes door: near Nava
$50 per month, KAY REALTY co.
GEORGETOwN-Hou for rent: Sl5O
2 hedrms, sleeping porch, large garden
4Gs ONEIDA RI. N.E-New brick g.
room and bath home; adults, restricted
s1c5 psr mo. Call Dupont OaO5 g
ARLINGTON. in business section-First
floor porch, lawn can be used as tea room
steak house. etc. Full basement: 2nd fl
can be rented as apt, rms. or office space
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Evening star., 1948-07-02
HOUSES WANTED TO eUY.

60 YEARS SERVICE to local property
sua5anteeS results liz! s9Yr So psSp
Rtr' MaNT To pef sdS SS Hd6sh 6s piKEe4 ii iGS
owner: requirements: 3 or more bedrooms
sGssn residentisi s1'sh, section Phone ov. so4 :.
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home; ne. or
se., white or colored; and Md. COX d.
CO, DI. 1884. RE. 1888
LISTING URGENTLY NEEDED-Ws sa{er otier
sSe phone 7 Te%Rls s 1sSs |. r oSAAyyAAfTEs;
EssGT .2e sth sa Soms sA i" "'1
ton, convenient to Pentascn. Call pl.
WANTED-s-bedrm. house; must have .
town, Spring Valley or Belle Haven. Va
MI Green; r eyes, AT s54a' vlcT0R 6e
WALDO HARRIS has immediate buyer for
your home. Phone Ii. 9979, ME. 1884
without obligaticn.
your property. cali MAX MILLER, 500 l1th
st. Sc. FIR. 21O0: free appraisal.
WILL PAY CASH for D; c. and nearby Iss Nd
hSMEs htGH GRGEsTfI Sc III NEEpEDHavns Il H s al
ready sold over S40oO,0OO worth OF prop,
Of efss ssod S snss ur our @ans Clients
you are contemplating the sale of your
home. we shall be- happy to have an ex-
perienced representative inspect your prop
erty and give you our best possible ad-
s sHANSoN s!Ssl & LucHs CO. 1905 H St NV
PAY CASH FOR HoUsEs-whit. or col
ored Any SECTION. any conditiona ae MR
.1ss re siGs IAn eyss Sss clients III saes Sain.
to purchase homes in any Es secti9n s%s OF Wash
fP0 IF PROMPT hsssHp MsTTESrloN to the sal. OF
your home, business or investment Prop prop
PHRIES Realtor. sos North Capitol. Ma
$3.50. Free appraisals. Results since 1919
WILL PAY CASH for houses. white o.
colored. any condition or section DE
UNDER 100000: must hav. 3 bedrmsi anc an,
Cash buyer for suitable home; Nh
BARTLETT, DU. s55s or ewes, LU. "O4o
TOP MARKET PRICE for your home OF
investment property; over 20 yrs; Of trus,
DoLPH. RE: 2l37 or TR: 7265, iii MS :,
the action in buying your house for cash
M1TGHEIk eaSG GHsf6MEks HSyGk 81 wa1TlNS for 4i
and bedroom homes .ss in Silver 5,s spr:' IA Ia
today. WORTHINGTON REALTY. S42.
Georgia ave, 81. 300 or SH; 1912, =:
FURNITURE MANUFACTURER will pa!
cash for the right home in good NV
location. Brk. Diet. 3 or oedrmS ans n
not over $4,000. Call MR.. BA1R at GE
IN A HURRY to sell a Virginia property
-st offcient and energetic service by calllnI
Evening star., 1948-07-02
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

FOREIGN SERVICE. oficer and wife, wish
sm. unfurn. house or "-bedrm. apt. in
NV. section for > to 3 VI. lease, starting
careful tenants; max. $40. Sat or Sun
before noon DU. 473l; week DAYS. RE.
4 HOUSE, rooms or more. near W. M A,
COUPLE WITH ! CHILD desires unturn.,
2-bedrm. house or apt, vicinity OF AN
drewS Field. Md; maximum $60 mo: local
WANTED. UNFuRN. HOUSE VIII con-
slder small repairs or redecoratiou. LU.
ARMY OFFICER AND FAMILY desire $
ntshed ma N Arlington. Falls Church vicinity,
PERM. INTERIOR ENGINEER desires .
bedIm bed 5IfI.r unfHrn house vic MacArLhu!
TO BEDROOMS, unfinished, NV.
residential section, by adult family: APP
proxmately $50 per mo. years lease
preferred. Phone DE 1868, 3 to s. =
room unfinished house apartment,
to $50. EX. $500, Ext. 1856 or LO. 7ts6
EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH specialist and
bedroom house, pref unfurnished, wooded
lot, in Wash. or nearby Md. or Va. top
SIS. Phone OIL, 3?s7. %
ray UP. TO $3.50 for or more bedroom
excellent care OF property; best references
GENERak' E' MOTORS EMpLoYE and wife
Hssd nbeS az5edTSom untuFnshsd s5ed house Can
GOVT. EMPLOYE. wife and son. perma-
nent residents. need or 3 bedrm.. unfurn
house Mont. Co. or NV. area. Glebe $40.
FNGITEER AND FAMILY desire or
more rooms. unfurn. or furn.. in d. c.;
prefer NV: to Sl75. Phone TW. 025l ID