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Evening star., 1948-07-04
u. 5. Woman Writer
0usted by YugosIavs
For False Reports
BY the Assoeiossd Press

BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, July 3.
l-Yugoslav officials said today that
June Furst, correspondent Of the
Telepress Agency, is being expelled
for sending false news" and must
leave the country tonight. She Is
the wife Of Reuters correspondent
Peter Furst.
Earlier the Yugoslav government
press ONCE denied a Telepress dis
patch filed from Belgrade that the
Communist Party organization at
Belgrade University had declared
itself against Premier Marshal Tito.
Telepress is q European news
agency whose correspondents, in
various capitals, specialize in COW
ering trade union news and left
wing political developments.
Denied Sending Dispatch.
Mrs. Furst. . native Of Los An
geles, also is a correspondent for the
London Daily Express. Her name,
before her marriage. was June Cam
nan.
Her expulsion from Yugoslavia
was not based on any reporting she
did for the Express. She argued that
she did not send the dispatch to
Telepress which authorities CON-
planned about and was offered q
reprieve if she would sign a state
ment that she had not sent the dis
patch. She demurred, saying that
was matter for her agency to
attest.
Mrs. Furst then was told to leave
for Trieste tonight, but found she
could not get visa for that city
until tomorrow morning. She then
agreed to leave for Budapest after
being told that the Czechoslovak
government had given her an i'm
mediate visa for Prague.
Second Ousted in Eight Months.
Mrs. Furst was the second Ameri-
can correspondent in Yugoslavia to
be expelled in the past eight months.
Last November, Arthur M. BRANDED,
correspondent for the New York
Times, and his wife, who wrote for
the United Press under the name.
Mary Lester, were ordered to leave
the country.
They were told their writing has
not tended to create a better under
standing between our two coun-
tries" Mrs. BRANDED was informed
later that she could remain in
Yugoslavia if she wished.
In London, the Yugoslav news :
agency Tanjug, reported broadcast
of the text of a letter written by
Communist groups of Belgrade Uni
versity denouncing Czechoslovakia's 3
leading Communist newspaper,
Rude Pravo.
The newspaper, which had pub
lished a dispatch saying university
Communists had turned against
Tito, was accused in the letter Of
spreading Fabricated and SANDER
GUS" reports. :,
The broadcast said the university
groups demanded retraction. The
letter said various student and
faculty groups had adopted resolu-
tions supporting Tito and rejecting
the cominform's criticism Of Yugo-
slav Communists.
Evening star., 1948-07-04
Louisiana Welfare Director
Killed by Prow|er in Home
by the kssociotsd Press

BATON ROUGE, La, July 3.-W
S. Terry, jr., Louisiana Commission
er of Public Welfare, was shot and
killed in his home today by a PROV
Ter.
The sheriff's Office of East Baton
Rouge Parish said Mr.. Terry re-
turned home from a shopping trip
about 5:45 pm. and surprised a
colored man who shot him and
then escaped.
Sheriffs deputies and State police
began a search for the prowler.
A severe drought has cut Czecho-
slovakia's hop production.
Evening star., 1948-07-04
Monument
Continued From First Page

tators who sat on the curbs and
stood along the sidewalks. OF the
marchers, 1901 were in uniform
while 31l were civilians. A dozen
bands, military and civilian, added
the traditional Fourth of July mu-
sical touch.
Chinese Floats Have Firecrackers.
The biggest noise in the parade
was provided by the firecrackers
from one of the several Chinese
floats in the parade. They were
set off in strings and kept up an
almost continuous fire from begin
ming to end of the march.
Another feature was the float OF
the Graphic Arts Association bear
ing an l848 vintage printing press.
Two men. in costumes Of that period,
passed out to spectators along the
route copies of the Declaration OF
independence printed on the old
press.
In his speech President Truman
referred to this stunt, saying he was
most happy" to see the copies dis
tributed and adding, L hope that
every one of you, sometime today.
will read that document once more. "
Making several passes along the
parade route during the march were
Air Force P00 jet fighters, Naval
Air Reserve Training Unit carrier
type planes and District Air Ma
tional Guard PATS. The Navy
planes on one pass flew in forma-
ton, making the letters &c w" in
honor of the first president. The
air guard unit made the figures
100" to mark the Monuments CEN
tennary.
Gen. Marshall Presides.
The President reached the re-
viewing stand a few minutes be-.
fore the first units, led by a platoon
of police and Supt. Barrett, reached
the Monument grounds. He was
greeted by Secretary Marshall who,
as first vice president of the Wash
ington National Monument Society,
was the days presiding offlcer, and
by Leon Chatelain, jr.. general
chairman of the Washington Monu-
ment Centennial Committee.
When the President arrived there
were only a handful OF spectators
in the 14.5o0 seats facing him on the
slope Of the Monument grounds.
Others arrived during the parade
and later on those standing outside
were permitted to take seats, bring
ing the total to somewhere near
900.
Admiral William F. Halsey, who
acted as grand marshal for the pa
rade, was dressed in white Navy
uniform and rode on the tonneau OF
an open car. He got big hand
from the crowd, especially from the
youngsters along the parade route.
At the reviewing stand he stepped
up to shake hands with the Presi-
dent.
AS the parade swung into the
Monument grounds and the first flag
ulCW lIlC I CSldCllG lldu w
reach under his chair for his hat to
hold over his heart in salute.
Artillery Song Is Played.
The bands that came by in sue
cession punctuated the procession
The first was the Army Band and
its leader, Capt. Hugh Curry, appa-
rently recalled that the President
had been a battery commander dur
ing World War l. The band played
the artilleryman's The Caissons Go
Rolling Along" which brought big
smile to the Presidents face.
The Navy Band went by playing
Anchors Away" The Metropolitan
Police Band gave a vigorous rendi-
ton of Dixie" at which the Presi-
dent broke into happy smile which
disclosed no thought that all might
not be quiet below the Mason and
Dixon line
The President watched the 3rd In
Evening star., 1948-07-04
Planes Hunt for Seuweed

Wartime bombers are being used
to search 1,406 miles of the Scottish
coast for dense seaweed beds, for
industry, spotting them with six
inch-lensed cameras which can peer
through five fathons of water from
5000 feet elevation.
Evening star., 1948-07-04
Spider Causes Argument

Authorities in Southern Rhodesia
are arguing hotly over whether the
baboon spider can outpace the
mamba (snake of the cobra family,
one claiming that a huge baboon
spider recently chased cat, which
barely escaped.
Evening star., 1948-07-04
Victory Has Drawback

Stately 24-year- -old Lorna Fem,
crowned Centenary Queen of East
London, South Africa. received
81 200 worth of clothing. $l20 in cash
and the use of a car and chauffeur
during her reign" of one year-but
she must make many speeches.
Evening star., 1948-07-04
MuruIs Rediscovered

Large murals painted in 1892
In st. Mary's Cathedral, Edinburg
Scotland, and covered by dirt and
dust for many years, recently were
rediscovered and proved to be the
work of Mrs. P. A. Traquair, who
was so when she completed them.
Evening star., 1948-07-04

Income taxes will be introduced
in Malta for the first time begin
ming next January, and will be on
incomes over $500 a year.
Evening star., 1948-07-04

Norway hopes to have its mer-
chant feet back to prewar level by
1851 or 1852
Evening star., 1948-07-04

Java is continuing its liquidation
Of private estates, started in the
sos.
Evening star., 1948-08-19
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

BOXERS, pups; ready for your selection;
GERMAN SHEPHERD DoGs-Puppie.
Ruthland and champion 'H pennis Of 10 Ions. g.
BoARDING@A vacation for your aos.
R's sssyIs yIeulf .Say Silver sp.,as dsss hspsIS
81, g. bun and black cookers. Rockville
COLLIE PUPPIES. Axe reg, ped!gr.ea;
Ednor: Md: Ashton 5373. az
GREAT eis DANE, male, fayn color, mos:
sii r. Ss0x 4446 RlSs OR iIs s1es Sl best ger
GecLE rSFe5hs .a5s 5f"'s and whites Ss: ssd 81
ENGLISH BGLLDoGs. sale. weeks cd,
male and female; Axe registered. VI,
GERMAN inii AMI poLlcT R DOG. Is mos. old, thor
og,ghbred; very good watch dog $50.
ss sgsd sss CT"
rs eSckTR ssaSifI 6fffifs sfIsr ,sr al.
Va Phone ac'r ALEX. S153. " '''' IS s'
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, all coors,
sizes and ages; Axe registered an and inocu,
BOXER, female. ga yrs; also boxer fe.
male puppy, mos both champion sifed
FOR SALE OR STUD. registered German
5hephsFd NC Call ,y2iSr OTIS sa0s aS,Srrv -ls
distemper inoc., ready for fall breaking
long line field trial winners, both sides
$3.50. Ashton 56T2. 30
PERSIAN KITTENS, male, white, very
fluffy irresistible; SID; also will give
mother white Persian to good home. Ask
for MRS. BRANTLEY. PL SAIL. -19
COCKER PUPPIES, redS, buffs. regis. Axe,
innoc. reason; also Older breeding stock
STUD SERVICES, Mrs. Field, $3.50 Auth
I'd. Sc SP 06l6. 20
FRENCH PooDLES, Axe, Rumplestilkin
line black standard, beautiful litter.
Alex. 2S92 -25
CHEEKY HILL, breeders and exhibitors OF
quality cocker spanielS, offer some choice
puppies Tor ,dnisscriminating buyer. POT
COLLIE PUPS, Axe registered. S75 each.
Cal! before noon. TIE. 1853 -2l
COCKER AND BOXER pups, Axe reg;
lively type. ch sired. ch. bred; males and
females. Laurel 396-R. -22
Evening star., 1948-08-19
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
THUasDAY. AUGUST
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Cont. }

WATEs COOLIES. sTeatly reduced; brand
new, hoor samples; suitable for ofices.
stores. shops and, Institutions; westins-
terms. STANDARD TIRE BATTERY
Wia4tRRk HEATfss Il Tass Ii .ecs7t st brand
livery; oE' Hotpoint; vWsssinshouss in Al
&ArEs HEAfkRs, Il Sa sss ss7 oS Electric any sz,
T., { TSIEaHRLE TSIEaHIRILJE & Son 1880 wis: ave.
ss%s.. ssa s. sfHSs3 sA%lsN1h Il Ec Il; s5s5 eo
sa Wa11f tn Oak nn fiRfAooDO Na 80 cut and uncut
STofooM sood pohTABdE III
HEETER WALDEN TRAILER SALES, phone
sRASD-NNEw GOLD LEAF MIRROR, re-
with mirror, one small chest of drawers.
FOR sALE-EcA television set; oriEinal
tH HsEb sufDse Gs 6 asTrk14LsSo 2sT dod4.
Ga,1ssa p.ns s. s0t e.aR haFeEsIs ks a1GS
random lengths, g per lin. q; clear yel-
tIeads; asbestos board. 21ac 50. It;
$4,000 It: No. hr and yellow pine tim
bers. exc. s. to 49,, $50 per M: 1OO,-
900 II. "a" gypsum sheathing. 2'xs', S25
NJ ssSes'oS stage curtain size 5s
units. $50 each; seven 3O-gal coffee urns,
stainless steel, S35 each; electric globes,
ceiling type. all sizes, 25c to 81 each
Overlook $3.50. -22
ROW JORDAN sectional davenport gray
freize. like new. S175 Call OR. 4543.-"1
SET OF 8 handsome chippendale din. rm.
chairs, purchased in Edinborough: also 4
copies Seen at HOLLAND HOUSE. 415
Wolf st. Alexandria TIE. @2ss III
with color head. new, Sl50. ia 9252,
Evening star., 1948-08-19

$500; Victor; lS5 Gu. TT. s49S; also
MHn zee MO- s1 PGa deoFsa Ts
sTrr sYs SilysT Sn5l2e, sH $3y0 rdns,. or
81 ~ pTSSH BTnNG S0ee'e co 1Nc S5e'GG sia6
Gs SIZE KSPEnF SH as94 he artist
brings out every detail of beautiful
painting; we also constantly strive TO solve
general as to cover every phase s' Of " your W
need. Buldozer grading preparation of
lawns: seeding, rolling. special manured
manure, $40 90 ba': a't wonderero' reroeO si5;
specimen yews;;. azaleas, holly, rhododen-
drons: masnolis, doRwood, pyracanthss'
!eaf evergreen, shade. ornamentals. fiow-
ering shrubs, perennials, roses, vines;
grown. hsTdy; dug; delivered, planted same
day grading drainage, maintenance, tree
pruning, surgery. transplanting, removal:
cinder block walls. steps, walks. terrace
pools: designs. plans advice and estimates.
x, y, 49,, oV. 6o45: 2o'
thick from rich land delivered in carpet
rolls laid to make an even smooth, per
i ia ssrdene4s 9T soos 4
viii tell YOU that late summer and early
fan DAYS have been especially set aside
preparation and seeding of old and now
lawns. Your co operation will be re-
warded not only hy a thick green more
bv very green carpet almost free OF
weeds and crabsraSs. Estimates without
GRAvELY TRACTOR with cycle attach
ment, 5-hp; new condition. UN. 1902
RoToTILLER-Jaaues Frazer-Rotoette-
Choremaster walking and riding type
tractors, power mowers hammer mills
manure leaders. mixers. Bareain prices
Many Items below cost. CENTRAL MO-
TOR CO. 5000 Lee hwy, Arlington. Va
GR.Xr3lv 81. y999, c.pnrS rp.crop 40
practicaiiy new: has sickle sttachment
$500. UN. 9So2 -ol
TOP SOIL. fn dirt sand manure. blue
stone and road gravel, by yard, ton OF
load SH. hll0 or ER hl1S -Na =
Evening star., 1948-08-19
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

14O8 10th ST. N.W.-Nice room, for girls
os,,s or couple; very pleasant s; home, with ex.
SEQ mo- oaS sash ~ Aso Gaas doasle foa
THE coLoNY CLUE, sosa y st. NV
phere, conv transp. Vacancies for men
and women, preferably Govt. workers;
also studio bedroom and bath for . gentle
men; RM, Du a1sa 9ll6 from to l@; from Il q to
iaa6 18th ST. N.w.-Nice dble: and sele
rms: $3.50 each; excel. meals; no OBJ
sLAUGHTER'sW16s7 10th NV. (near
bath; suitable girls or. married couple;
Guiding : on Sunday. Ho. 6767. ~21
ARLINGToN-vacancies,, close-n Claren-
51n; fns good transp' excellent meals. Gil.
THE MAR-LEETA. 1925 18th st. nv
Nicely furnished rooms with running water
for young ladies and voung men also
cellent board; beautiful home. 2l'
ROOM AND BOARD; 327 East Capitol
I4oe 18TH ST. N.w.Nsgles;, dbles and to
t food and 0t transp youas MT % aG4o el pu ss ass s
BEVERLY HALL, corner Mass. ave. and
22nd st. NV. Rated one Of Wsshingto IS
MRS. Sns; CLARK eia ao. o. 1888. 8S "'" @so
WORKING MOTHER and 5-yr. .-old dsueh-
ter want rm.. 3D. and care of child; vic.
Lsngdon sn Park ne. or NV. pref. .o Box
EMPL. FATHER desires room and board for
self and 10-yr.-o old son in suburban home
or farm, including supervision OF son in
absence of father. School facilities must
be accessible. also D. C. bus. Box Dat.
FOUNTAIN COURTS, guesthouses; select
clientele; educational directiyeS for manor
residence. MARTHA WASH. SEM MGT.,
CO. 0294. IS
i406 LAWRENCE ST. NE. near Catholic
University; double room and board. Du-
pont OS55. -2l
l4OI 10th N.W.-Well-appointed residence
for business peop.e Lse. double rm. for girl
to share with another girl; small single;
excel food and service: switchboard. Il
Evening star., 1948-08-19
HOUSES FURNISHED

w. OAKTON. 'VA.--Nicely furn. 2-bedrm.
bungalow, ami, din. rm., laundry trays'
ETC.: OWNER. phone Vienna l3i-Ws2
DETACHED FukNISHED house, Mt. Pleas
ant section; living room, library, dining
room, kitchen, porches, 5 bedrooms, double
garage; ear large yard; rent S165. OWNER,
GROOM, a-Ssth. nicely furnished, lsI sie5
ssf sesd mo-; no children; refs. required. WA
:,BEnRooM BUNGALOW, large Miis lot >,
mi mi. on Bait. hwy: in Berwyn. Md; nicely
paney. pansy. ARTHUR CARR AGENCY, iiY ny
s.s,EnRM, s;,Is s,. DET: HOUSE in North h1s Al;
quiet neighborhood lse, yard; avail Sept
w,Ii. i ILsF sHsRr isaSe' xFT KE seSa; ,,, 80
an and soehh,s child; will give day care to child;
NV " HOUSE. 0t EAsTEfFiukSIliaF ifi SliF ruRx., .
TAKOMA PARK. MDssix.room. MIDsiS ON de det
brick; rec, room. beautifully furnished
cony. to stores and transp; adults only
$l15 per month. JOSEPH E. BRUNO
GEoRSErowNM GG:i s n $3.50 $3.50 NA st4open s4aa; pr,ds,
morning, II to /; early American fur.
nishinss; in charming 2bedrm. house with
terrace; immaculate cond.; new equipt
aVailment immed.: years lease, S21(
monthly. ~ LAURA HARLAN g. CO., 1905
FuKNisHE6 s.RooM BRICK HOUSE ane
20 " minutes from doTnown and wash fra
ington; 2 blocks OF Lee blvd; Si4O per
dren under 10. FA 4SoQ
Evening star., 1948-08-19
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES, typewrlIers. calcu-
i7 1NE 5nf sea fnf sntse eo
sEf ANf1euts-rurnitur. Il s.. Oric-a-Drae, chin.
sh.ss Cash 9sf pre.. Dsd Can EufRRnsYS
ANTIQUES, brie-a-brac, china, silverware.
poRS @ iH s iaHlfES R' 1888 a@ouns
sxsY sHi SiiI'RF rIARfrN sfas %AsrEp-condtton un-
BEDRooM, dining room Or or contents of
acme si ass Psy essh We do mIyns H stor
M pHoTo Co. a5s Ps s,e,. NV.
cAIIRAsgHlrhessu uIf cash Prices He -fsi PAID for
Leiea. Contax Rolleiiex and other good
nlN sElNFfN re 2esf espro co" sS8 Penn, ave.
CLoTHiNG-Top prices paid for mems
msn. MoRRs nHs HsTa
SALES, 100 Florida ave. NV. MI. 6514
Open evenings; will call to give estimate
CLoTHING-Mens suits, shirts pants and
clothing; bedspreads, linens, drapes, brio
assS sTs' We I pfK 5Frs it aoo1 p r EEGaBo RaH9f RE
s:ss ssss Df12 j.: IN
BxMos6s ela roa Dsa sna eyf1 SILVER w aamona sa
&c slSs.Esss ';si'{ s';e : 's,s
Write BOZ ao-T: Star '-A'l ''O' Is. '''
FuRNTURE-House, apartment or single
pifce; f highest s cash 81 prize; prompt removal
FURNITURE-Your entire household con-
tents or r%H edd Dieees; highest PRICES
FURNITURE-Want TO buy enough for 3
rooms, Also good piano Call evenings,
FtRNaI2fURE-wnl buy entire contents 1s or
e BPyes SD sh sfns and fof
fURNiTuRE@iHiousehold goods all KINDS;
e9Is.s ehns eTiS1Prse eaii Re cut glass hsRsst
FURNITGRE ~ Hishesi cash prices fol
household furniture. etc: will buy entire
fssns e. IF MR nixsd DoGona Rsup at uE So s
GAS REFRIGERAToRs wanted. in good
sSndtND ss sp &C 6a fp4f RA IT. o55 sso gas for
teeth, discarded jewelry. We pay cash, A.
kEWsrAfERs y %XSTEp sshFE =. 4a Hshest St prcs,
snd s1 house n EasS. WAsHINIGIToeGMo ON, RAG 8
SHhWHsGp2pERs ShH G2p wANTED 4 Dl Hshest spea prc,,
paid for newspapers; books. magazines
aeorfio ese houss sv. rasS nv fs as 5457 yGNh CO.
PIANOs-Grand, upright, spinet, or apt
ss.b s,a1 'ay sIss szs Sea- any condition. wen pay
rags and auto batteries. II YOU cannot
deliver your accumuls tions, please phone
us; ACE JUNK co. 100 Georgia ave,
SCRAP IRON cast iron So per 100
pounds: auto batteries, S@.75 each; house
RAGS, 81 per 100 pounds. delivered TO
nur warehouse. Highest prices paid for
scrap lron,i scrap metals. house rags and
auto batteries. If you cannot deliver your
Accommodations, please phone us. WASH
INGToN RAG L. BAG CO, @l5 ST. s.v.,
SEWING MACHINEs-we buy all types;
repair henstitching, buttons covered.
Slsatins' Sr nMi 7l6 llth ST. NV RE, 1900
TYPEwR1IER-Private party wishes to
persssle Gail vi asS? bet: 925 pm. "a
Of scrap lion, auto batteries and scrap
metals, see us before you sell. We always
pay the highest market prices. WASHING
TON RAG a. BAG Co. 215 L st. sw.. DI
wANTED-Better grade Of household fur
5529; evenings. GE 6447
AM INTERESTED II ouying silverware.
ieselrs. DORA kRuHsAW MILESTONE
1898 q at NV. Sterling 74a6
TWO-WHEELED BOX TRAILER wanted.
Call HO. al99. -l9
Evening star., 1948-08-19
HOUSES UNEuRNIshEp.

ELEVEN ROOMS. 3 baths. full basement;
on Leroy pl. NV: "a blk: from Conn. ave
would make excellent offices for non-proft
orsanisstions organ saso embassy annsx chan
100 Eye st. NV. Ma. 6677. -19
ADDISON RD.,. Seat Pleasant rms,
bath, garage. oil h.-wh.; 10 inclosed lots;
house in excel. cond.; conven. to schools,
shopping. transp,; S175 mo Call Mr..
pufIsnburser. TR. 1882, with T. PAUL
f52. Isth ST. s.E.-s rms. bath, h.-W.h.,
coal; adults only: avail: immed.; S5s.1 IA,
z 18th fs' st MAEsHAdL hN nf 4WSAPLE co. 1924
:o54 MASS, AVE.--Partly furnished, for
private residence. 10 rooms, 3 baths, oil
S325. For details, call Mrs Matthews
Finn. DU. 1894, SANDOZ, INC, = Dupont
s-RM; HOUSE. incl. % acres of land and
outbldgs,; mi. to D. c. line. S045 New
Fl: Wash. rd. sc. TW. 1872 -22
SUBURBAN N.W.-4 bedrooms, baths,
new, conveniently located in fine neighbor-
hood; rent to careful tenants: $500 mo-
OWNER, IL 1884 49,
Evening star., 1948-08-19
ROOMS FURNlsHED-korthwest

semiprivate bath; couple, employed. RA.
~. SHEPHERD ST. N.w-Laree front
rm with 3 windows. lee. closet suitable .
people or couple Telephone and laundry
PF,yI,sff NieTsy F. Firm Sl2R RMS Arr,v rs.r ,f..
si s nv 4 ESoYb E DAVIS SPffs eo co. @ E@$5S
MASTER BEDROOM, pvt. bath; pvt gen.
GE GIs hem home ,t1ar nr express bus sentleman
Fl fEryaTf 9,fI 'ias5 ESrkARcE. RG shower: close.
9sT$ gs S46 dee mo n9sTsp5s l4 elean ss s2S
WHITEsToNE HOTEL. downtown, across
from statler cor. 10th and L n.w.--Daiy
an and weekly s2s. rates single: double and fam
1928 elst ST. N.w.-Hiehly desirable rm.
nna nsn 'sa saesn Ss oestan s5y b.
1901 ST. N.w.-Air-conditioned rooms.
be comfortable all t sumner: running ming
seasIs sP0"efSsfa FRINGE s'nfss KARL &
AITGkAs HoTkT: 1909 18th st. nv
Large, cool. double rooms. exposures;
snF5s s53srs rooms no fFsn sPts $50 Dnins room in
RITZ HOTEL. $40 r st. n.w-Dole. rms,
$50 per wk.; downtown in center of busi-
ness. and shoppins district; complete hotel
i3i; HARVARD T. Single, attractive
basement room for young gentleman OF
2.;o CATHEDRAL AVE, nr. Conn =
Sleeping room Tor quiet, sober gentleman;
good transp.: $40 mo. AID. 5919. -19
KENNEDY ST. N.W.-Nr. bus and street.
car, line; bath and shower; $50 per mo.
Call GE 91S3 -23
SI0 RITTENHOUSE ST single rooms
semipvt. ba III l double room; kitchen and
laundry priNlegss. IA. Oo79. 10
MA " ST. NV. - Room to share with
another gentleman; twin beds: next to
bath: nr. trsnsp.; maid service. Apply be-
tween and 5, RE. 1924 -21
CHEVY CHASE-Most desirable room. ba tn
With shower. lge. closet; cross ventilation
MASS AND WIS. vICINrTY-eentiie fam
lily has ssle. rm. in pvt. home; conven
tranSp. OR. 2917. 80
1343 NEWTON ST.-Larse, sunny front
room, End A.: well furn.: unlim phone,
sh;w.:; nondrinkers. AD. 55sS. --is
HILLANDALE, conv. to N. o. L.; pvt. rm
and bath; S35 mo-; empl. gentleman with
SO sso7 va Woo6IfY Silf pL. N.w.-Nicely yts tnrn
nm, adjoining bath rm, hon. priylls.i
lti1 MASS. AVE. NV bedrms. to rent
separately; S5 and 81. no drinkins. ga
Evening star., 1948-08-19
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT,

MARINE MAJOR, wife: two children desire
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MiNlMuM' 3-BEDRooM. a-BATH HOME
willing tc pay about 500 per mo; Sept.
anteed. Bethesda Post Once Box 5a75.
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2O46 Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va. SO
IaaMn FAMILY OF 4 children IN teens desire
NV. section. BY SEPTEMBER 0isfe1 IS OF october aoe
/; up to $500. Ho. o556 between 10
NAVY coMDR.. wife. 3 well-behaved he Chill
house; responsible, permanent; excellent
care assured prefer Va; about sl00 mo.
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MlEsERoLE: 4aa Third St. NV" Wash:
DOES SOME ONE in Sc. Washington or
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rent Besides We have eu our vow own bedroon Sas
your hom. ans IS not ynf y E90m surnshsd ln5nurs
life. Wen arrive from California Sept
have ssse ansns ss my to srs5hsr other at W. $3.50 il
SENATOR NEEDS furnished house, 4 bed.
rooms rSo9 q b bedroom on lst floor or der
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bedroom house; NV. section preferred
Ff5 d. WIFE fsSs desire Rsos yr Dp esss l2
CO. o ao6 0ass ss 2! a4 aDt leave eG ms.se saaf'n
six Mo. RENT in advance for or ) bed;
shildEen; Ire ,,hons p $3.50, Ext. 80. 81
property care and pay 8 mos. or NOR
TWo 1sst in or ady1nfs THEE size hrpkas I5a un a. r
NV. area 9 adults. no children or pets
six To EIGHT RM: HOUSE, furn Or IN
farn' R12n - Md 6aths; oaS 800 to sl75 CAN ST
n HIGH q or RASk1SG MH Se?4 DIPLOMAT will ieas
well-located, furn., or bedrm,, det
nSns e hese c ca pay assn af
RIx3F RaST st GODS 900 ksTKN sTff CO On S15 yar
sedroom % house and inSafe sn' its e safety an,
upkeep. Prefer suburban or country home
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HAVE RESPONSIBLE TENANT for small
furnished home in GEORGETOWN, Wesle!
Heights, Mass. Park or other restricted
FREDERIC L. PATERSON. DI. 4s1l o.
OR. 4242 20"
BY SEPT. 1-4-bedroom house for
lovely children, aged y to 16, and desper
ate parents; UP to 500: perm; refs
TR. SO64 ewes. or week end 22'
COLORED-VET. wants 6-rm. house nea
sch ool stores, etc; cleo, bath. reasonable
rent: need place urgently. Please call vi
500 any time.
COLORED-UNFURN.: NV. section;
sober. industrious, empl adults. excep.
tionally desirable tenants; highest refs.
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