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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-02
BROWNIE TROOP 12
 ELECTS OFFICERS

Brownie Scouts, Troop 12, held their regular weekly meeting on Tuesday afternoon, at the Elks Club. New members welcomed to the group this year were Anne Ghiglione and Gcndonnell Buckner,
 Election of officers resulted as fol- lows: President, Patricia Avery; Vice President, Bonnie MacLean; Secretary, Gondonnell B ckn er; Treasurer, Dorothy Mae Hixson.
 A letter was read from the Mari ner Scouts requesting donations of candy for the Roberta Jackson Benefit Fund. It was agreed that everyone should either contribute candy or make an effort to pur- chase candy for this worthy cause.
 Refreshments were furnished by Anne Grisham, M ar S h Horton, Bonnie MacLean and Julie Walther. The meeting was concluded with the singing of melodies of Stephen Fos- ter, accompanied by Patricia Avery.
 Plans are being made for the compilation of Brownie Recipe Book to assist the Brownies in be- coming interested in cooking. Each Brownie takes her favorite recipe and at present over half of the group have contributed recipes for their special dishes, including rolls, cookies, cakes, buildings and candies
 Members of the Group are Jane Albrecht, Patricia Avery, YVonne Bost, Gondonnell Buckner, Juanlta Caldwell, Leetta Caldwell, Marsha Erwin, Judith Francis.
 Anne Ghiglione, Sheila Godkins, Anne Grisham, Arlene Harris, Betty June Harris, Dorothy May Hixson.
 Marsha Horton, Julie Hudson, Bonnie MacLean, Lena Osterman, Charlotte Ann Thorpe, Julie Wall ther, Antoinette Wehb.
 The troop leaders are Mrs. John H. Clements and Mrs. J. s. Mac Kinnon, Jr.
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Flu thermore, Ferguson has not hesitated to probe all sorts of peo- ple without even bothering to call Committee members together.
 Ferguson gave west-coast airplane builder Howard Hughes one of the worst grillings in recent Senate his- tory without worrying much about the rest of his Committee. He also conducted a whitening exami- nation of Ed Pauley and Gen. Wall lace Graham, the Presidents doc tor, for allegedly doing exactly the same thing Senator Thomas was doing = using inside knowledge to speculate on the commodity mar ket.
 And, at first, Ferguson wanted to probe Thomas-until Thomas wrote him the now famed letter of last February IA. Following this, Ferguson quickly and mysteriously dropped the probe.
 Note-FerguSon claims tnat ms Subcommittee overruled him re- garding the Thomas investigation. But the records show no attempt by him to go over the head of his Subcommittee to the full Commit tee, where he was sure to have been upheld.
 Ferguson also claims the Thomas letter was published at this time to embarrass his reelection. Act ualy this writer, who exposed Thomas commodity dealings in a column dated May 6, l946. has been writing about this subject off and on for two and half years, also has been trying to find out the reason for Ferguson's sudden mysterious silence. Politics had absolutely nothing to do with it.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-02
SEN. FERGUSON IN REVERSE

Easiest retort made by any poli- tician when he gets in a tight corner is to yell liar" A we'll known figure on Capitol Hill is doing that right now-Senator Fer guson of Michigan
 However, here are the facts i'll the case.
 Ferguson clal.ls that though he wanted to probe his Democratic colleague, Sen. Elmer Thomas of Oklahoma, for commodity-market speculation. he was oyerruled by the Senate Expenditures Subcom- mittee Thomas letter, threaten ing to expose certain facts about Ferguson's son-in-iaw's operations with Chrysler. did not cause him to drop the investigation, the Sen atei from Michigan now says.
 However, in December of last year, Ferguson, pounding on his desk, told this column.
 I'm going to see this thing through to the finish. You can assure everyone that I'm going through to the limit"
 That, of cource, was before Sen- ator Thomas wrote his devastating letter to Ferguson.
 At that tune, also, two other Republican t;enators Bridges of New Hampshire and Aiken of Yer month helped Ferguson transfer the Thomas probe from the Senate Appropriations Committee to the Expenditures Committee. Reason for the transfer was that Thomas was a member of the Appropria- tions Committee, also had strong ir4ends-chiefly Tydings of Mary land and Green of Rhode Island who opposed probing his commod- ity-market speculations
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-02

ent. The U. S. Army has quietly piled up 21,500 tons of horsemeat in German warehouses for the day when beef stocks run low . Meanwhile, Germany's hard-press- ed Dutch, Belgian and Swedish neighbors have heen eating horse meat for several years U. s. airlift pilots in Germany call themselves "Clay's pigeons" The Democratic National Committee IS furious at the Saturday Evening Post for putting the microscope to President Truman. while not glv- ing Dewey the same treatment Democrats asked Satevepost editors to do to Dewey what they are do- ing to Truman, but the magazine ilatly refused.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-02
20 YEARS AGO TIT {fME EMPIRE
OCTOBER 2, 1928

OCTOBER 1928
 Major Malcolm Elliott Gillette ne Officer and Ike Engineer of the Alaska pood Commission returned on covering the and interior Josie Iursh was Douglas Parent ,hor ssocoton and Mrs A J. Baog Secretary Sey, William were appotea to commitee to make plans the P-TA treasury
 baby boy pounds was born to MT ana Mrs H. w. m Ann's Hospital
 The Rev Gabrielle J, had arrived to take over the Catholic pastorate Juneau
 Larry planting Olympic elk on KODIAK Island fr the Alaska Game returned the Admiral Watson Aeuan Seate where ne was to enter the Washington
 Weather AZ low, Al; rain
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-02
ALASKANS TO KEEP BUSY

With the maritime strike on the Pacific Coast and the Berlin blockade taking up much attention Aaskans may get diversion in the coming world series in baseball and the Territorial election
 The world series starts next Wednesday In Boston and already interest is high, with betting to that the Braves will beat the Cleveland Indians
 The Territorial election is Tuesday, October F. when voters will choose a Delegate to Congress, an Attorney General, Territorial Auditor, Highway En- gineer and Senators and Representatives to the Terri toral Legislature and also decide the fish trap issue which appears to be of the hottest subjects Ill politics for years
 Anyway Alaskans will have something locally to interest them as the old world continues to revolVe on it's axis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-02
MORRIS FAMILY TAKE
 OUT NEW RIVER B0A1

One of the handsomest river boats to hit the water is on its initial voyage today with the build- CT. L. F. Morris, his wife and son on board bound for 35 miles up the Taku River.
 The 26-foot boat is made of ply wood with oak ribs fitted so snugly that no corking or putty was used in the building. Seats with inlaid designs top off the job of craftsmanship. It has a wide beam and specially designed motor lift made from an automo- bile steering gear mechanism. A 22-horsepower Evenrude supplies the power.
 The Morris family left yester- day afternoon to spend two weeks hunting and working on their cab in located below Kennon Island on the Taku River.
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FERGUSON TANNED OUT

On the Expenditures Committee however, were enough Republicans, plus at least one Democrat, ready to probe the Democratic Senator from Oklahoma. Among them were such Senators with reputation for courage as Aiken of Vermont. Ives of New York, Thye of Minne- sota, Hickenlooper of Iowa and Mo Carthy of Wisconsin.
 The Republicans have clear majority on this Committee. They can do pretty much what they please-regardless of the Democrats
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-02
Daily Lessons in English v. v L. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: His book treats sub treats OF subjects
 OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED Diamond While the and are syllable, di-a-mund not al muHo
 OFTEN MISSPEILED: Assessment; four Ss
 SYNONYMS: versed acquainted we'll Informed
 use word three times ana It IS yours Ae us Todays word apparently flaciou reasoning NO amount of sophisy ywillm think differently"
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that world conquest is still the long range Soviet goal. He didn't expect the Russians to go to war, he said, because it would be too costly. Rather, he expected them to use their familiar tactics of in filtration, propaganda and bluff.
 Our mistake, he warned. would be to fall for the bluff. get panicky and run out of Berlin. That would be a sign of weakness and would be mere likely to tempt the Rus sians into war than a strong stand on our part.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-02
MODERN ETIQUETTE ROBERTA Sg LEE

right fnecu and shoering potatoes fingers?
 Yes unless method when in doubt to certain dish and then follow her example.
 O. wedding send gifts to the 
 the wedding bride ample time to acknowledge them
 close letter with the phrase in haste?
 certainly indication of haste in writing ex tremey discourt
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-02
MERRY-GO-ROUND

Hitler once vowed that the Ger man people would never have to eat horsemeat, and throughout the war Germans continued eating ra- toned beef. Now, thanks to the Red Blockade, it may be- differ
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-02

The average man would rather be stranded on a desert island with woman who is good COOK than with a glamour girl asserts psychologist. Ii so the average man is considerably older than we had been thinking he was.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-02
VETERANS or FOREIGN WARS

Taku Post No. 5559 Meets first and third Thursdays. Post Hall, Seward Street. Visiting Comra des Welcome.
 vERN METCALFE. Commander; WILLIAM H. SHERLOCK, Adjut- ant.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-02

MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. lzS : ::::: |::: ] 5 : !: < ::: Worshipful Master: JAMES VI LEVERS. Secretary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-02
TIDE TABLE

Discussion of a tunnel under the English channel and connecting France and England has been go- ing on since at least 1867.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-02

Mercury is a good liquid for thermometers because it expands and contracts at uniform rate in rising or falling temperatures
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-02

Subject for debate: Which has contributed more to civilization (as how, where and fl ls,-erature or soap?
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-10-02
The Washington
 MerrY-Go-Round
By DREW PEARSON

tContirue from Page Cne,
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-05-14

the State Departments argument
presented to Jewish Agency lead
ers runs as follows: eff you de-
clare a Jewish State, you may in
volve yourself in a war with
Transjordan We know that
Soviet Russia and her allies will
support you, but we may be COM
PEELED to support the Arabs !.
Thus a third world war may de-
velop for which the Jews will be
blamed" Although there are
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-05-14
The Palestine
Issue
BY BORIS SINCLAIR

Jewish Agency leaders are still
being strongly pressed by the
State Department against pro-
claiming a Jewish State on May
16 All kinds of proposals are
being made to them with a view
towards inducing them to agree
to a truce to last several months.
1t was even indicated that
Truman is ready to make a dra-
matte move by assigning his per-
sonal airplane to carry a truce"
group to Palestine This group
would be composed of Arab lead
ers, Jewish Agency leaders and
top U. S. Government officials
However, the proposal was reject
ed by American Zionist leaders /.
On the other hand, some leaders
within the ranks of the Jewish
Agency seem to be influenced by
the State Departments recent
moves Especially by the De-
partment's threats One of the
threats is that the U. S. Govern
ment MAJ p. t an embargo on the
sending of funds from this country
to Palestine On the whole,
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-05-14

by a noted historian of our day l..
The book is dedicated to the men,
DRY Of Henrietta Sold -.
This book which is worthy of
addition to any library tells the
story Of Gracia Nasi, who mar
ried into the famous banking fam
lily of Mendes, and after the death
of it's men, takes charge of it's
far-flung commercial interests.
This sixteenth century Jewish her
oine's claim in history is not only
that of the head of famous
house but her claim to fame lies
in her efforts in behalf of her peo-
pie and champion of their Gull
ture. Born mariana, Dona
Gracia escaped the Inquisition to
return to Judaism openly and to
become it's benefactress >.
Her story Of noble purpose, in
trigue and romance takes place
in an exciting time in Jewish his
tory, and for the first time is
told in full in the English Ian
guage.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-05-14

note from the JacksOnVllle
~. Theatre tells us that among
ll''l0 sabina Reiser, MyrOn
O'n. t4uer. and Dicky Rosenberg are
b l',''a~ extra" parts in the next
's '"I"ction, "KnickerbOcker Holi-
p 9."" which opens a one-week run
an May s1st = seems as sso4 n
~ is following in the foot
0AD - her Observation-Disclosures
S@r, n+s the M. J. Reisers -
- the Young Judaean Oneg
s,abbot at the Center this past
Saturday s the following were a.
v ra Judaean remnants as out
Standing members of their club:
s1iyah, Myron Blattner; Avi, Mar
.hall Burns; BrandeiS Roselyn
Tevin. Herzl, Dottie Newman; and
Mover Levin, Renee Rotstein =
The Brandeis Club led by Vivian
rff won the singing bee" with
the Avi Club, led by Alan Bern
stein and Danny Rosenberg, COM
;ro in second = The Herzl Club
received special mention as an
intermediate Club.
Mote to Beverly Socolof (Pen-
sacola, Fla.): Sorry I missed see
ing YOU at the B'nai Birth con-
vention in Jacksonville - want
ed to ask you if you won't take
the Job as correspondent from
Pensacola to the S. ]. W. How
about dropping us a note in re-
turn, and letting us know what is
going on We have heard Of
your news reporting letters and
would like to share in them :
Here's to hearing from Pensacola
and Beverley
y 4 4 X
Among the new books which
have arrived on our desk is q re-
lease by the Jewish Publication
Society, "The House of Nasi", by
Cecil Roth /. 1t is an attractiveIy
bound book in a black and gold
cover and jacket The inside
cover bears a map of Europe and
the Near East of the sixteenth
century and shows the travels of
the House of Nasi The illus
tratlOns are on glossy prints .
All in all it is a royal layout for
the story of a noble woman told
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-05-14

differences of opinion in the RANKS
of the Jewish Agency here with
regard to the proclamation of a
Jewish State on May 16, the de-
cision is actually in the hands Of
the Jewish Agency leaders in Pal
estine Whether the Jewish
State will or will not be proclaim
ed is, therefore, a matter which
will not be settled until the eve OF
the expiration of the Palestine
Mandate.
Evening star., 1948-04-21
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

FOR GIRIs-Lovely frent room, win
aovs; walking dist Govt bldgs; on ear
eeoosNsv.EEscENT' eoss E asS4' INFANTS boarded in
foK ioSsS MAsa; ~ ii. dPisassnt; %:. clean
ffHa f4cs II 18th th''ssT ssT. Nw.-comtortable for
y9gns psn' sso square neg meals day; rates
WESLEY HALI--Comprises "a ine. ,pri-
vate homes in l block. that have been
remodeled and modernized for fullest com
fort of its residents: cheerful rooms
running water in room, ample bath n faeiii, a.1
to share with men, and women to share
with women; S4s to S51 80 per month
1929 2l:sst. y' ny' North u smncr, s0gS; circia- Ia
Attractive dble. for girls: vacancy to share,
FOR girls and men; pvt. BATH good food.
1928 18th ST. NV. Mar-Leets-Nicely
furnished rooms for young ladies' ano
room; showers; elevator; excellent board
s7os 14th ST. N.w.-Nics double room
Cor young people. Friendly Southern
$40 wk. each, including breakfast, RA.
SRLINGroN-Room and board for mother
and child; day care for child Call TIE.
Young LADY to share nicely furnished
room with another young lady; home
ss1EsysesaaiAi REV saAMPsHRE 'sii sE' HonsE, i7ia New
Hampshire ave. n.w,-Newly decorated
dble, rms. single studio beds ,dsd daily msid m6
178 ST Nw.-vacancy in lse. dble,
for girl with unusually fne girl; delicious
food; friendly atmosphere; S52 80 mo.
Evening star., 1948-04-21
ApAerMsNrs WANTED ,ce.s.

oNE-BEDRooM UNFURNIsHED APT, du-
es esf Mrs sDt FENs HSE sGEed Me- ssoS sSSOt Unit
DESIGNER AND WIFE desire small fur
nished apt. pvt kit. and bath: apt. house
preferred; no ehildTen n or pets; up tS SIS
ssh sShoss sp WSHvERroR DE- soS
EnrIIS5 Ext IiS5 sac to ,n,rtm.n. desired by
couple with one-yr.-old child; willing to
do gardening for rent or part oa thereof;
f1 MR aAas Fsoor Espa0s set 1ao q
and and transp.; % not over g s1Ss including utili-
ties. Cali MR.. GREEN, co. 770l evenings.
MEDICAL STUDENT and wife (nurseI. de-
sire small unfurnished apartment for oc-
fHRSfsHEp faRssfs HDe BAcHEIoR RAP in
RE- 1867 aosfS Ez' 5aai aafA untii 4so PM week
orfiiElr. DEP. YOUNG LADY, urs. req.
bed-liv. rm., kit, bath apt: NV; no shar-
a,Z,. rs To ssass ss.P pGss 4S pE $1,000 Ext Il!
sase sas issy 5sdToom Turn or anfuTn apt
prefeTably ep viii pay apt up to s1oo cs f' Na
3605 between am. and 4:30 pm. week
s1sGT. PERM. and wife expecting baby.
must move; desperately need l-bedroom
Rapio sGs at VI waE aafs and wife
also employed, wish to acquire small 2 or
!, room furnished apartment: reasonably
priced. Call MA. 5400 between am.
GEoRGETowN STUDENT, employed wife,
nses Tsesn s@a9 apt, NV nry rssctiesn1 CAY Pc
needs small unfurnished apt Call Ex.
s5a5 besween 10 and $50 or write Box
EFFicrENcY APT, furn. or unturn.. for
500, Ext., 5o$;, between 300 pm: g.
9pae Bos oseesa s5s ssss!an stsr ana WI"
MIDDLE-AGED, working widow wants
TWo hHs Ssas sss5
gENG 81 HHuFn RvfeTEb III pE Christian couple need
Redroom IN TnfuTn apt; non-smoksrs' non
nsson Decatar f6 h0qss Es, a S0rta
and bath pTefeEably NV pe or suburbs
REFINED bus. woman desires small un-
$500, Ext I64, $50 to 6, Mon. through
VET. VII TEACHER and wife. desire rooms.
Can Gsd MILBURN, Ex; 1850 Ext. 7os, So or
BY BY June JSS9 i@5nbsdrn apt, unfarn;
mother, sons in boarding school; NV,
GEORGETOWN. Call MRS. BELTS, OR. 6156,
COLONEL AND WIFE urgently need 3
bedroom unfurnished apartment: in NV.
section: up TO SI25. Tel. Ma. 5425, Room
MARINE sHl hiisf fsfReSRANr. I ga wifi. and child ur-
gently need furn. or unfurn. apartment;
may SO; GL. 1898; %.
and bath apt. by Friday. Write to Box
CcoLoREDG2 ROOMS. KITCHEN and
bath (2 well trained children). NV. sec
ton. Around $40 monthly. Call between
10 m. ana 7 pm. Hobart 5544. -22
Evening star., 1948-04-21
ApARrMEhTs FURNISHED.

1877 IRVING ST. N.w.-one room, en-
stsnis ssntism.n sHo Tssf ADJ es5s 10
asor 9Th ST. N.E-christian girl to snare
nice lsrTs apt. with 8 girls. $50 mo. NO.
$50 $s K sr. N.w.-studio apt. for 3 per
and maid service; S65 per month each.
includes breakfast and dinner; 7 days per
week. selective menu. Ho' 7ooo, % @F
ENTIRE eT End FLooR-New private house,
large bedroom tiled bath I. liyinE-d4stts: Hrdss
soads bT, to Pentason Navy Annex ETC.
but auto convenient; employed couple;
S95 mo. Address Box 3f9-V' Star. IL
EETwoETH sEeT5oNs Eeird ali utilities Tmi pfnsls shsrs
bath; for couple with refs; 500 mo. RA
1l3l Box l65.X star srs NV s1oS s1 nor
and bath all gtiliitlnsaso included X KAY
Kit. iaund facilities; it'll; furn,; transp.
los poS5 goLiET hPO ST f. s.W: Spt; i-ems girls
IGE. RMS, employed cple. or 3 girls;
sonv ssi 5srn'R Rome.d na 'noOnRs B nR 6E 765
1852 FAIRMoNT ST. N.w.-Newly deco
rated suitable 2 persons; s75; all 1t,h- W
GENTIEMAN e;ss 1nlENdN wishes to share with an
stasr sS1s .t m's se5 OeaI% ea PAIL 81 oELMAN WI
slII5 8rd ST. N.E.-h block R, I; ave;
employed r i'V couple; SIS .23'
GIRL, $3.50 yrs, share entire 2nd-h. apt;
with one other girl; strictly private; 80
Que St NV; S45 per mo. NO. 1854 after
iisIs iiIs CALVERT ST. N.w-For 3 si5Is:
Itv.. rm.. bedrm,,s kit bath poggcsh' linens
snd Phons; 500 100 mo mo Hon Ho; 5s93 oni3 new g.
unit building. each unit designed for
men; Completely furnished, hotel furniture;
everything new; 500 mo-. util. included.
1s Isie IRVING ST. Nw-one room and
stsSae9 sso4 COM M AVE AVE. eSH %.We GENTLE girls
desire one other girl, age :2 to SS: 81 70 20
mc nsse Isl Isl ST. sTop XIV W. girls would like to
share with 2 other girls; S27 each, mo;
4 rooms and private bath. Call MI. "2l9
MI. sf1er rpLIERsANr, [ 1929 Park I'd. n.w-one;
apartment; s45. Call District 7425.
eer, UNIVERSITY PL mtiiItiesl sd7liE rm;; >
dinette o,sf Kitchen s5,,tp pvt se2 3a56 g u''ieS
with another employed lady No drinking.
smoking Private bedroom MI NOV Owner nigb IS
sw1y az rteF fgem Ell D1 5s2f @9fnnf after ~ M0
s33 $50 MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-Lee. rm.;
Ink; 2nd floor; quiet, young married
cple both employed; Sl5 per wk ~
BASEMENT STUDIO APT, no cooking ia
eitles private bath prysts ss mo entraqSs EN-
3644. Box 2S1-X, Star. -23
COLoRED-FOR RENT. furnished, apart
ment to refined employed couple; references ices
336-X Star =
Evening star., 1948-04-21

SUBLET 4 mo-: for discriminating couple,
delightfully."- furn. small house, : rms, .
baths. Half blk from bus in Chevy
Chase, D. c. Ideal for summer. owner
retain rm., occasional use. Every
thing furn. including utilities. S140 mo.
Box 242-X, Star. -
FOR RENT on reasonable terms: a home
with widower; mIddle-aged couple pre-
ferred Give references, names, address
and employment: S95. Call HO. $3.50,
032 Evarts st ne. 20
WILL EXCHANGE 5-room brick duplex
furnished house, NV. for ! OF bedroom
3-BEDRooM, a-BATH HOME in nearby
Arlington; rental $3.50 per mo Cali office
of J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. Realtor, ME.
1143. ~
is DUvALL DR., westmoreland Hills
Beautifully and completely furnished: 3
bedrooms, > baths on second floor; 1st-f1oor
for + months from May ! to refined and
responsible adult family tno children, at
SIS month. B. F. SAUL CO, MA. 2100.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

LIEUTENANT AND WIFE require
small, furnished or unfurnished house, one
year; excellent care. WA 4015. 22'
DIPLOMAT wishes to rent
until August, 3-bedroom furnished house.
Please call Adams 520l, 8 am. TO P m.
NAVY YARD PHYSICIST needs apt. or
house to bring wife and two children to
Washington. Call Ii. 2097. 23'
AIR FORCE MAJOR, wife and children
need or 3 bedrm. house, vicinity Univ
of Maryland by May l. Furn. or unfurn.;
will take year lease. Call WA. 1888.
CoMDR, L. S. N, desires to rent 3-bed-
room unturnished house; about Sl25.
PAT. DAN. AND MIKE would like to Join
dad in three-bedrm. house. Haven't been
with him very much. Now he has Shore
duty. Up to 500: as far out as 8 miles.
1t. MULLIGAN RE, 140o, Ext 62l66..
YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE need small
bungalow suburban Maryland; good trans
portstion necessary; not over $50; by June
st. Box 351-V, Star 27'
COUPLE. settled no children or pets, want
unfurnished small house or 2-bedrm. apt
in desirable section only. AID. 5162. -27
COUPLE. settled. no children; unfurn., 2
or 3-bedrm. house in desirable section;
responsible Wash. business man: best OF
care guaranteed refs. TIE. S45S. -23
WANTED or 5-room and bath house or
bungalow in livable condition $50
month or under, with option OF buying
reasonable walking distance to Parochlal
school, stores and transportation: nearby
Mo or Virginia. Write Box 360-V. Star.