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Evening star., 1948-10-27
ParochiaI Schools Enroll
~ More Than Last Year

Enrolment in the parochial
schools of the Washington area has
increased more than per cent over
that Of last year, the Rev. John S.
Spence, education director of the
Washington archdiocese, said today.
Figures released by Father Spence
showed that 24,526 pupils are at
tending the SO parochial elementary
and high schools in the area. The
archdiocese covers the District and
Prince Georges, Montgomery,
Charles, st. Marys and Calvert
Counties.
Father Spence said the most
marked growth has been in the out
lying regions Of Washington and in
Montgomery and Prince Georges
Counties. In all communities, ex-
cept some downtown parishes, there
has been an increase, he added.
Evening star., 1948-10-27
New Polio Case Reported;
u. 5. Total May Tie Record

One new polio victim, 6-year-
old boy living in the 1900 block of
-Verplanck place NV, was admitted
to Children's Hospital for treatment
yesterday, the hospital reported.
March of Dimes leaders, meeting
at the Hotel Statler yesterday to
plan the 1949 fund campaign, de-
scribed 1948 as one of the darkest
years in the history of the National
Foundation for Infantile Paralysis.
Officials said 22,500 cases of the
disease have been reported already
this year, and cited the strong pos
sibility that the number would equal
the $1,000 cases listed in 1916-the
worst polio year on record.
The foundations epidemic aid
fund, which furnishes money to
community and State chapters for
the care of patients, has been
drained seriously this year. officials
said no national goal for the l949
campaign will be announced, but
that chairmen of local drives will
be asked to seek double the contri-
buttons that were received last year.
Evening star., 1948-10-27
Low Pay Handicaps
District in Filling
Jobs, Ruh|and Says

The District will be handicapped
in obtaining workers as long as
the Federal Government and pri-
vate industry pay higher salaries,
Health Officer George C. Rutland
declared today.
He spoke in answer to the resig-
nation of DR.. Joe M. Van Hoy,
thoracic surgeon at Glenn Dale
Sanatorium, who said he quit be-
cause of insufficient pay and lack
Of living quarters at Glenn Dale.
On several occasions, DR.. Ruhland
declared, he thought he had OBJ
tanned employees for the Health De-
partment, only to discover that they
had accepted Federal jobs at better
pay.
The pay discrepancy not only ap-
plies to new workers, according to
DR.. Rutland. but is causing a great
deal of dissatisfaction among trained
employees who resent the higher
Federal pay for workers doing iden-
tical work.
Another recent resignation because
Of low District pay scales was that
Of Assistant Corporation Counsel
Wilbur w. Sacra, jr. who left his
$2,600-a-year job to accept a S4,479
position with the Federal Trade
Commission. Mr.. Sacra left s4,150-
a-year post in the Federal Govern
r1ent in March to join the corpora
ton counsel's Office TO obtain expe-
rience. &s
Meanwhile, DR.. Rutland said he
had received a letter from DR.. Daniel
L. Finucane. superintendent of the
declaring he would
prefer to have a physician occupy
the cottage now used by Paul E.
Keen. business manager at Glenn
Dale.
DR.. Rutland said he thought Mr..
Keen should give up the cottage and
permit its use by physicians sorely
needed at the institution. He sug-
gested that Mr.. Keen might be given
an hour to make the Washington
to-Glenn Dale trip each day.
Evening star., 1948-10-27

New doubts over constitutional
ity of the proposed Montgomery
County charter to be voted on Tues
day were raised today in almost
identical statements by nine county
attorneys. a.
Norman B. An1es. president of the
County Charter Committee which
indorses the proposed new form OF
government. charged opponents with
bad faith in bringing forth substi-
tute proposals in the last stretch of
the campaign"
Seven of the nine attorneys is
sued one statement while the re-
naming two combined in making
another yesterday.
The first group includes James
c. Christopher. former Bethesda
trial magistrate, Emory H. Bogley,
Charles W. Prettyman, former as
sistant States attorney for the
county; Donald A. DeLashmutt,
former Rockville trial magistrate,
Joseph M. Matthias, David E. Belts,
and Clitus O. Bordeaux, unsuccess-
full candidate for the House of Dele
gates on the Democratic ticket two
years ago.
The other two attorneys are F.
Barnard Welsh. attorney to the
county commissioners, and former
State Senator Robert Peter.
Hold Questions Unsettled.
Both groups contended the re-
cent Maryland Court of Appeals de-
cisions upholding the constitution
ality OF key charter provision has
not settled all questions concern
ing validity of the home rule"
plan.
AS result, they said, adoption of
the charter would bring confusion
and uncertainty in county affairs"
and would throw the affairs of this
county in virtual whirlpool of
Mr.. Welsh and Mr.. Peter urged
that the charter be defeated. The
seven other attorneys claimed that
the aims of charter supporters 'can
be realized under the existing con-
stitutional government, if the people
OF the county so desire and work
together to that end ="
Mr.. Ames sadi several plans have
been offered lately to separate the
rural and suburban sections of the
county.
IF these plans were proposed in
good faith" he inquired, why were
they not brought forward earlier?
These are clearly repetition OF the
old harassing tactics of divide and
conquer"
Evening star., 1948-10-27

20 years in London. Orville Wright,
first man to fly, sent it there because
Of a dispute with the Smithsonian
over credit for discovering and prov
ing the principle of heavier-than-
air fight.
The final barrier to returning the
plane here was removed last jan
uary when it was discovered after
Orvilles death that he had request
ed return of the famous airplane.
Ceremonies giving the Kitty Hawk
the place of honor will be held at
the Smithsonian the morning of
December II. This is the 45th
anniversary of the historic takeoff
near Kill Devil Hill.
1t will be transported from New
York to Washington by truck after
arriving from England in crates.
Workmen will require a couple of
days to rehang the Spirit of st.
Louis, Ryan monoplane powered
with a 225-horsepower Wright Cy-
clone, and weighing just over 2,21o
pounds.
Evening star., 1948-10-27
CAB TO Ban Group Rates
On Airlines Pending Probe
BY the Associoted Press

Group passenger rates offered by
four airlines will be suspended next
week pending an investigation by
the Civil Aerouautics Board.
The CAB said yesterday it is act
ing against the special-fare system
on the complaints of United and
American Airlines. The suspension
starts November /.
American is one OF the companies
using the bargain rate, but said it
adopted it only to meet competition
from the other lines-Trans-W World.
Mid-Continent Airlines and South
west Airways.
The rate system offers a 20 per
cent, one-way fare cut for 10 or
more persons travelling between the
same points the same day,
Evening star., 1948-10-27
NewHorn-T ooting Arrest
Brings Drive TotuI to 81

One more motorist has been ar
rested in the last "a hours for illegal
horn-blowing, bringing the total
number of offenders since the police
cracked down on unnecessary footing
to 81.
Police say horns are to be blown
in case Of emergency only and should
not be used as an outlet for i'm
patience with other motorists or
pedestrians.
Evening star., 1948-10-27
Sole at Crittenton Home
Scheduled Tomorrow

Florence Circle Of the Florence
Crittenton Home, 4759 Reservoir
road NV, will hold a rummage sale
tomorrow through Saturday at 2O01
K street NV.
The sale, from 10 am. to S pm,
will be for the benefit of the home,
an institution for unwed mothers, it
was announced.
Evening star., 1948-10-27

tMee-yesr period without pay. He
recommended that the force be
Known as the Metropolitan Police
Depal tment Reserve Corps.
He recommended that appoint
plent of all such special privates
be terminated at>any time at the
Commissioners discretion without
trail.
Cites Manpower Shortage.
Mai Barrett also reminded the
Commissioners that the Police De-
partment at this time is faced with
an acute shortage of personnel
:'despite all our efforts and those
of the Civil Service Commission
to recruit personnel up to the full
authorized strength.
Maj Barrett quoted section of
the District code which provides
that the Commissioners may, upon
amy emergency. appoint as many
special privates without pay from
among the citizens as they may
deem advisable.
4 Inspector Kelly, who was an Army
lieutenant colonel in the Epropean
5theater during the war, already
commands the Metropolitan Police
Departments 300 - man flying
squad" formed to handle Commu-
mist riots. Inspector Kelly's men
shave undergone intensive train
{ ing at the Police Departments
pistol ranges and at the FBI range
at Quantico, Va.
Recently "Mobilized."
Members of the flying squad" p"
which has been veiled in some Sc
crecy by police authorities, are
equipped with steel helmets. When
New York and Philadelphia police
/ recently reported 1000 demonstra-
1 tors were en- route to Washington,
Z several buses were brought to the
I front entrance Of the Municipal
Center, while the flying squad
waited inside, ready to speed to the
scene in event of trouble. Their
services were not required, however.
Observers believe the plan was
evolved at or shortly after a con-
ference in the Pentagon, called by
War Department officials, of repre-
sentatives OF all the police depart
ments in the Washington Metropoli-
tan Area. The conference was held
q month ago.
Meanwhile, 1t. James E. Cox of
the chief clerks Office said the de-
partment has ordered a large guam
tity of special badges for use OF
the civilian police and out-of- town
officers during the Inauguration. In
the past, it has been customary for
the Washington police force to be
augmented by large drafts of police
from New York, Philadelphia, Bal
timore, Camden and Pittsburgh.
Equipment Held.
The three officers who conferred
with the Commissioners last week
are Inspector Kelly, Assistant Supt
of Police Floyd A. Truscott and In
spector Walter Storm. Inspector
Storm is in charge of Police De.
partment schools.
A check@of the police property
clerks Office revealed the Wash.
ington Auxiliary Police Force, which
became imperative after hostilitie
ceased IN i945, for the most par
kept the equipment that was issuee
during the war. This equipment
included raincoats, blue oversea
caps, badges, police whistles anc
batons. Some of this equipment
however, was, turned in voluntaril,
and remains in storage.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

URGENTLY NEED 2-BEDRM. furn. or un-
Field or nearby Va; EN-. 1899. i =
bedrm house x wish : reg s.
ground in Md within radius Of 10 miles
R Rif t. Th s Rs' c 10 # osuz r s
f;n c9 Sshs eED Y5ss9s S S sssd sIs
NAVAL OFFICER. wife and 2 children de.
sire q bedrm. house or apt. Gal
$ MOS. RENT IN ADVANCE for unfurn
s saiSaTsn FAMILY Mi III aaushter, ase 10
TeSe o nre9er hq Tss M 5spcb E
iington area. GL. 3ao1. ~ -
ARMY COLONEL desires modern det. 8.
bedroom snfurn hGs in any scod Tss
possession any time between now and April
ADULTS, professional, desire. 3 or bedrm
up uo0s to Sis. CO. 1855 s or sterlins ssss
PERMANENT GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES
dsIs house S5 sT sp in
f fhsifR or OF Pstso Ell s0H
g isl 4. Lons-term lease; refers. eli.
FAMILY, 3 adults. boy 5ia, need 2 or :
bedrm. unfurn. house or apt. by Feb. 10
Refs: max. rental. 500. Please call sH
10 ROOM FOR JAN. AGE 5. Marine
oficer needs 2-bedrn. house or apt. Arl
e NV AReY, sec oT ne t. as.; 2eie ,sa.m
house or apt: permanent: reasonable.
ENGLISH COUPLE, 2-yr.-old girl careful
tenants, require unfinished house, or
bedrms., garden: NV. area. PELL, OrdwaS
1894 or HO 1340 %
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ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.
TABLE BOARD.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

LADY to share apt. with another lady;
must have refer; appx. " mi. beyond Dist.
line on Blandensburg I'd. Phone WA. 6215.
GIRL to share lge apt with girls be-
tween ages of 1929; $35 mo. Call after
pm, 1925 Calvert st. NV, DU. S1s5.
CHEVY CHASE, D.C.-widow and college
age son will share their attrac. furnished
7-rm., 3 bath home with another parent
and child or adults. Separate meal ar
rangements. AL utilities furn.; S100. to
S135 per mo-, depending upon require
ments wO. 7103. 6440 31st st. NV.
COUPLE OR GIRLS to share apt. with
girl; 5-rn. apt, S25 ca. Ills Newton
GIRL 70 SHARE Ice. APT. with other
girls; $50. Call Ludlow 713s. 1910 S
ai65 18th ST. N.w.-For . persons; 1-rm.
kit, share bath, SIS wk. Also l sleeping
rm., share bath, S10 RE. 71O2. p
town house with another man; 500 mo.
PTETWoRTH.ciean; CONT; apt, eo a2,s /
bath, twin beds; two settled employed
gantile ladies only: no drinking; SIG.
Give particulars and references, Box 177-
1870 ADAMS ST. N.E.-diri to share apt.
with another girl; $40 per mo. Du. 43ss:
front Ink. twin beds, alcoye, privileges;
$3.50 per wk. Also single, Sc per wk. -6
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pnoAs ElIeN-Mp. 8 VA. Cont \

| 1907 POWHATAN ST, Aiexandrritai~v.i. t nsse
converted my den into an attraeaityhe i binnS
bedroom GIx14l, furniishsean en WIN new tai
modern furniture sip pee covers FRENCH
aoeSs two Closets, private tiisd bath;
Convenient National Airport ano apwn nsHn
| Washington; S55 moh'i'' II ~
aRarNGroN-Nicely furnished IT shed. single
room, inf new h0m ow p 74i4 ~'eA' sesie
SILVER Sai, sPRINGmsggwin-bed rms; girls
Sp ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sgle rm
IN gentle home PVT 6,,s bath r,,ts and gvt o en-
suvrR spRING-youns girl wants to
share room with another young girl, in
pvt refgI,; 1 blk. to bus; s25 month.
ssT3I1T2RA Active ROOM, convenient location;
No. No. wayne ST., Arlington. 81. s1s4. Il
semipriyate- bath; kitchen privileges. oV.
1903 after z pm, all day Sunday. Il
COTTAGE CITY, MD.-Nicely furn. rm.,
for gentleman; $40 wk. Union 1860. d
BE1H lssa1 Nd room, at reason
p Jna an q Sat and Sun. OIL. 4953.
1922 LEE BLVD.-Rooms sgle. rm., $50;
dble. S45; share bath with one other per
son son co I. 70 shopping center, transp. and
hh TI 5I,o vA.-ons block from Lee
aSwSy--pole Tm sdj. bath, laundry privils.;
sos S 10 AVE. w. I ih Rsinisr-Doable
f heuT9pm Wa con nSSso transp' employed pre-
TAK0MA PARK-Men; rooms, single and
double; pvt. entrance; bath. 81. 1907
LOVELY, bright double front rm, twin
Hs sa sfags e0n g. Z FISH, Arnss0n
ARLINGTON, 1927 North Utah. st.-Attr
'front.' I'm, mod. home. nicely furn.; city
days. all day Sat. and Sun. a
s Ban GARLAND Ar I;Ts AYE. Takoma Park s,
SH 1921, call after pm. IS
STUDIO BEDROOM, single. clean, attrac-
tiye moderately priced. On busline. CHI
SILVER sPRING-New home; twin bedrm.
COW. transp. sH. 0743. II
CONGENIAL. COUPLE to share home of
employed widow, with SE-year-old daugh-
bath, 2 closets, in exchange for care Of
daughter before and after school and cook
ing Of dinner, with grocery and household
expenses shared. Call OIL. o235; eyes, sat.
5 e. SseE Re ssy R9 esas.n Dry gs M
A All Rioo single rm., pvt
bath conv. to Lee hwy: S35 per mo. GIL.
200 PLYMOUTH ST.. Silver sprins-Attr.
double rnl. with pvt. bath: cow. to down
town and Silver Spring business sec. sH.
800 500 NO. WASHINGTON BLVD, Arl., Va.
For employed couple, large room with
private bath; OPP. bus stop. Call FA.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

L i4 i AND GALLATIN SITS. N.W.-Young
dinner Included; home and laundry
privils;, unlim. phone; conVen. transp
15ss N ST. N.w.-vacancies in large,
triple room with running water. also
vacancy for young refined girl in double:
rates S4S5o persrno; excellent food. RE
I l5S5 EUCLID EUCLID. ST, N:w;;-Large double
Large furnished front room, with large
b. "a Difs. from conn 0 ave. sef VS.
CLUB MASON, 1925 New Hampshire ave.
house, has nicely furn. dbl, .rm. for 2 empl.
We ,i are famous mo- for our food. See MRS,
LARGE ROOM WITH WITH BOARD for 2: at
11 1Ss W ,asS s st. ny; 500 EACH h,, =
ls.a e "a sSHss ERE
I5ss 1917 c|oIS gi kD; SiiI-rxe fsnsls-
TWo eo eSSf HS RMS; adjoining s5o bath,
twin b beds with good meals; Z days ,yk.
1905 18th ST. N.w.-Double rm.. other
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1854 Mass. ave. NV
FGH sE HONE dEd IN men
$soysS S SsasE 6 %S a pr' Box
1880 LANIER pL. N.w.-very attractive,
young girl with. 2 other girls; also very
nice double for 1 young man to share with
another man; our food is really above aver
laundry privileges; ! block Columbia I'd.
ana Mt; Pleasant carline; s55-s52; 80.
1903 HOBART ST. N.w-Lge., warm End
unlim. phone. Ho. 1898 II
NEW. HAMPSHIRE hoUsE-A. few va
bonsc p Eli in this po p9pu food sue end
ifFy!es NEW w. u 4 + s AVE nv Swpor 3
Ssds. asgitchboard service GOOD m nao
TWo DOUBLE RMS. with twin beds, avail.
En- Rs2nf AA AB' s seai home environment!
III FHE f coGo nv cG FL $685. 55sa St NV in
t4aaso ehed snd inss Bs
WgsLEY aaI Ioo 1883 go Est Est g. nwDbe
rms twin BEDS lgs: closets, running water
cow. to transp.; Ice. selection on a'i menu:
sss M & per A w G sW 10 ESQ., exclusive
triple, rm. for men or women; also suit
ia l sER aaiRls r. AVE- ava57
closet, twin beds; 2 good meals: suitable
| for young men or married couple i
THE MARIETTA, 1925 18th st. NV
Nicely furnished rooms for young ladies
and young men; running water telephones
| in rooms; elevator; excellent board. 20
CHEVY CHASE, 5605 30th st.-Nicely
furn; twin-bed room, delicious meals. OR.
1856 N ST. N.W.--Large double for re-
fined young women; delicious meals con-
venient location; SAT 80 each. 81
VIRGINIA--Hume cooking, daily rms Serv-
ice Sony Sony transp. to city and Pentagon.
BEL-AIR CLUB, 771o Blair I'd. NV Mas
adj bath with porch; finest in food. sH.
1927 BELMONT RID: N.w.-vacancies to
share for young people; clean, quiet house;
excel heat; delicious meals; maid service
daily; veteran students preferred; $40 ca
monthly. MI. 9435. Il
1856 OTIS PL. N.W.-Young men, double
room, twin beds, next to bath, 2 home
cooked meals daily. AID. 0722. -31
MANSION CLUB, 1890 Mass. ave.-Va-
cancy for young man and lady, one Of
Washingtons finest homes: $50. 81
1401 10th ST. N.W.-Attractive, large
double: also single vacancy for girl: good
LARGE TRIPLE ROOM. walking distance
excellent food. 1917 Rhode Island ave.
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MOVING, PACKING end STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING q STORAGE Co
Reas. rates: will accept your surplus fur
niture as part payment on your moving
storage. Ia. 1887; after z pm, GE. 141s
MOVING BY VETERAN Of experience. with
new, van; careful handling; reas. rates
BROTHERS. MOVING CO.-Local moving
Washington, Maryland and all points In
Virginia: all white help. Owens 5000.
DOLLAR TRANsFER-call us, our price /.
right; moving and hauling; 24-hr., 7.day
week service; vet operated. Ii. 4479. u
MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.-24-hr
service furniture moving and hauling:
trunks and baggage. AT. 2759 or FIR. O3S6.
VETERANS. starting business, will move
you day or evening" reasonable rates;
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or across
the country safe forage in separate
rooms; expert packink. Phone NO. Q104.
UNION STORAGE CO.. INC. est. 1906.
1T VANS OF VIRGINIA, specialized
packing; shipping, storage, transfer: large
or small lots. CHI 1901, OK 1924: ewes.
WANTED-Load or part load to and from
Washington, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Detroit,
Chicago, st. Louis. Kansas City, Denver
and Calf Immediate service. NORTHERN
VANLINES. INC, AT. .9243, Ii. 3725. 81 .
Ex- GI-Moving. packing storage; local
or long distance, anywhere, any time; no
Job too large or small. GLOVER, RE $3.50.
VAN TRUCK SERVICE, specialized furn.
movers; lge: or small jobs: reas. rate:
prompt service, day or evening. W. 1888.
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ApARTMENTs WANTED tcont,)

CANADIAN GIRLS (3), embassy enpl de
sire furn. apt. l or bedrm. kit. bath
NV. no. $4,000 office; OR. 147s home
NAVAL OFFICER and wife need 8 or 4 rm
furn. apt with bath: fol. 3 adults. no chill
dren; consider short suitcase AID. 947s
xSSsS 4. Ss5,s ce eg a ne aa
gaREs1 E Sh sigs s!tsi desire 5edrm
Va, near Clarendon; no children. CAL
iRTslaE i, 81 r IN, apt : ssYs,o ri
81 +. IT. ASS
fIai & AND 81 WIFE as;,rs furnishes u
IT, q S,,i 5t g
room furnished aPartmnssnnt. preferably d. oI
eeo1lf Eel sAsRk: Md or vicinity: t txe
P Pi5sa q Or 6NFBRs Nv .S9s
town student and empl. wife. sH. 25se
f TWo PROFESSIONAL women desire ! o,
nsnt employes- "a. 500: 50, 4.
SRI sDs b Vi Raz g gs,l RE $780, Ext
Two Wo-BEDRooM FGRN. APT. or one with
Sleeping porch; refined family ADULTS
ADULT WOMAN needs small unit apt. or
TWo GIRLS want i.bedrm apt, quiet
Two VI STEAL STEADY e GoasERsMENr GIRLS .whe
did not Join the G-girl contest and Sc
ne s 1e anised Gail ass WIS., a 2o sg
se' EaPLd di1 GIRLS need Groom al apt.
NV. Day, Elk 64O0, Ext. 2944; ewes. OR
APT OR f HOSE IS OF Up bedrm sso in Va
Germany: no children: Will be here fol
S TWo uS Sfs1s dssasDpArEs, sisters
research worssr, and social worker with
bedroom, f,lrn. art, preferably in NV. Tel
EVELYN SHEPARD, Me. 5000. o to !. OF
STATE DEPT. employee and wife urgently
need perm: home; will rent fqrn - q 1nfyrn ,
ssse durins day sas Or write Box aSS"s. s:ss
EMPLOYED COUPLE desires bsmt. or LIST.
fl. apt. e rms. kit. and private bath)
aays eyss ana utensils PhoG sss DAYS
GOVT. EMPLoYE, ex-Wave cfi:er, needs
bachelor apt, furn. or unfurn.: up to S65:
Northwest section preferred. GIL. 1881
coLoRED-Two ROOMS, kitchen ant
DU.. 1884 from am to o pm, MRS
CofIoRED-MARRrEp COUPLE desires 2
rm; apt; refs. JOHN THOMAS, call TR
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

YOUNG WORKING w9rlan win share E
bedrm; home, completely furn;, near ., Wal
1aa sa S sts2: 81 eRg f$ only B05
BETHESDA, MD, s611 1rvington ave. in
furniture; beautiful 2-story brick home
Z large room, 4 bedrooms, 2a bath; ga
:age: gas &C. heat; will give lease. WI.
MASS. PARK. 1914 Fulton st. n.w.-SSot
mo-; immediate possession for Vt; or mort
il desired bsdr Isao aad paths ssa'
CAMERON VILLA FARMS--New moderr
furn S.rm house; Francon la 1d ~ Mil nI
IN advsnee e desred ao "a CAN Alex 64ss rem
ALEXANP bIat girls rs to g. to shar'
s sui La aa' skM BHA Ass 1917 for O.
eow WIS., sss wf msd s Service
FOR F6 ZEN RRRNr ruRN1sHED-colonial brio,
closet, bath, 2 freplaces on End floor; .liv
roo dining ardnIEs, room large reception hal
floor; den, recreation room. kitchen and
house. concrete floor. bar and frepIacej
gs5 e ,5s% Son'3 Mis- 's1:s
CONN, AVE, d. C.-S265 month. COM
pleteiSy sn furnishsd c9nrans g 5m din
bedrms. 2 baths or end: 3 rms. on ard;
oil INV. heat. s.. r. MARTIN g. CO.,
Realtors DU. 1866; ewes. Oliver $500
ARLINGTON FOREST sECTIoN-7-room
brick, neW 1872, 4 + bedrms,: 1 BATH sll4o
1921 Fl. DUPONT ST. S.E.-semtdet
brick. bedrms., oil heat. no linens OF
dishes S125. Call VI. 90s5 after
$50 pm. 81
A PROFESSIONAL SINGLE woman will
share lovely house in Chevy Chase. D. C.
with single woman: 500, per mo. Day
Suns, WO. 5405. Box 3O3-D, Star Il
CHEVY CHASE-Modern brick home;
bedrms, 2h baths powder rm.. lge. liv
$3.50 month. MRS. DuNNINGToN WI.
1885, II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-31
ApARTMENTs EXCHANGED

MODERN ONE-BEDRM. APT. to trade for
two-b bedroom house or apt. in Arl.. or
NV. Ia. 3016. a.
WANT TO EXCHANGE A. I'm. small apart
ment, In New Orleans, for small apart
ment in Washington, D. c. BOX 316-E,
NEW 5-RM. BRICK HOUSE, semidet., mod
sider i lge bedrm. in Alex. Call bet
III THR e. ROM iaR K1TCaEN AND BarH apt
Conn. and Columbia I'd. section. for 2
rooms, kit. and bath. same. section or
nearby; Call MI. 1858, Sunday between
II and 2 pm. Il
2H-ROOM, large, modern apt unfurn.,
Arlington, bus at corner, for rent of
or 3 bedroom apt or house. GIL. Sg43.
ExCHANGE-Apt Louisville, KY, for apt
Northern D. c. or Md. GIL. $3.50.