davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-09-01


it on the table, shouting to Chuck
and me, Here's something for a
couple of good kids"
Just then Tobacco 1unged toward
us, sweeping outward with her great
right arm. Chuck disappeared magi-
cally, but I wasn't quick enough. In
a minute, she was hugging the life
out of me. Considering the fact that
I was going on 9, it was highly hu-
initiating. Finally I escaped to the
parlor.
"Well, I'm real glad to see you two
married. I'm sure you'll get along
just fine" dad said, but he didn't
sound too sure.
"Oh, there amt nothing to worry
about on that count" Kelly an
nounced. "We both know who's boss,
don't we, Tobacco?" He gave her
arm a playful little slap.
"Ain't no doubt about it," Tobacco
roared. Apparently they both knew,
but I didn't. The widows shoulders
were as broad as KeHy's. 'Tm even
giving up nay skunks-poor little
things" she continued, sadness in
her voice. "Say, Kelly, let's hit the
road. I need a chew of tobacco in
a pretty bad way"
WE ALL stood watching from the
w doorway as Kelly and his bride
headed down the forest road. Dads
grin was almost too big for his face.
For several weeks after that, Kelly
never came out of the basin. But
afternoon when dad, Chuck and I
got in from fencing, there was Uncle
Kelly. He was sitting at the kitchen
table eating ham cakes the way he
used to. From the start, everything
seemed a little odd. Kelly was wear
ing his blue suit. And where was
his Sweet Tobacco Jones? He and
dad talked for a long while about all
sorts of things. Never once was the
widows name mentioned, though we
were all so curious we hurt
Finally dad said, in a careless, off
hand manner, "You should have
brought Tobacco up with you, Kelly.
We'd all be glad to see her."
"Well, BILL Kelly began slowly,
Il don't reckon I'm responsible for
what the widow does anymore"
"What do you mean?" dad asked.
*You might say the widow and
me amt having much to do with
each other, now days." Kelly went
IN. "She's back up on Craw noun
tain"
"I thought" dad said, shat tht
widow knew who was boss"
KELLY smiled a little. ~Thati
IN right, Bill, she always knew. I
was me who didn't know. But tina
amt the reason we broke up" Kell.
continued. "I new wanted no it'll
sissy of a wife. Tt was the skunks.
He raised his voice. "One day I com
in earlier than I was expected from
prospecting up along the creek. To
bacco was outside fishing-but Their
on the bed, just as fat and sassy a
you'd please-was three ~polecats."
"What did you do?" I shoute
br~eathlessly.
s'The skunks made the first move,
Kelly drawled. "Now you see VIII
I'm wearing my new store suit. B
the time Tobacco got in, my clothe
was buried and the skunks was flu
of buckshot. She sort of got the ide
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-04-20

Negroes who are going to force
the issue let the consequences be
what they may. All of the stories
of the prejudice and scorfulness
of southern officers towards Ne
gro soldiers are not fiction. This
writer was on a panel that ap-
peared at Camp LeLe last year
and he made it clear that there
was no more brutal or sadistic sit
uation than that which places a
prejudiced white officer over a
Negro contingent.
Yet such has been the case in
far too many instances. When the
Negro gets desperate, he may be
wiped out or crushed, but he can
produce embarrassment for the ma
ton. Let us not be to busy dis
avowing Randolph's pronounce
mant to see what is back of it. I
do not want to see the Negro re-
fuse to bear arms in defense Of
this country; neither do | want
to see the Negroes spirit crushed.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-04-20
By Adolph Gereau

ST. Thomas, V. l., April 20. CA
NP)-The HASTE administration
finds itself in a precarious finan-
cial position today. 1t lacks the
necessary finances to operate even
essential services of government
during the next fiscal year. The
help which was expected from the
United States congress has been
denied it and Gov. HASTE has ad-
mitted that he does not know what
to do next.
He has pointed out hat the
government lacks funds for hos
pitfalls, homes for children and the
aged, and other public institutions,
many of which are forced to feed
their patients and inmates for less
than so cents per person per day.
Salaries of some public employees,
he called attention to, are as low
as $25 per month, and only two
of all municipal employees are
paid more than $500 per month.
In spite of all this the necessary
funds are lacking.
The governor revealed that
Walter White, secretary of the
NAACP, and Ashley Totten, Sec
rotary of the Brotherhood of
Sleeping Car Porters, and. presi-
dent o fthe Virgin Islands Civic
association of New York, as well
as Ward Canaday, vice chairman
of the board of Willys-O Overland
corporation, have been assisting
in getting congress to act favor
ably on a measure before it for
two years to return to the islands
internal revenue taxes collected in
the United States on liquor ship
ped there from the islands, but
all attempts have failed.
April 9, the ways and means
committee of the house consid-
cred the bill in closed session and
voted to table it. The governor re-
vealed that the bill had the back
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-04-20
Lack of Cash Worries HASTE

ing of President Truman, the sec
rotary of the interior and the bu-
reau of the budget.
Business and legislative lead
ers here are chagrined and say
that so shortly after congress had
voted billions to keep communism
out of Europe, it refused to grant
it's own possessions a pittance to
relieve hunger and misery and
thus stop breeding of communism
which misery harbors.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-04-20
Befueen the Lines
concluded from pare q

Philip Randolph's %utterance is
more prophetic than decisive. AS
long as there is only one Philip
Randolph in this country things
are relatively safe, but there is
the great danger that the Philip
Randolph spirit may spread and
then we are going to have SER
ious trouble.
W. may as well face it square
ly. Although the conservative ele-
ment Of Negroes may consel pa
tience, there is going to rise up
in this country a generation of
Evening star., 1948-10-12
APARTMENTS WANTED (cs,,,)

CHRISTIAN COUPLE need iiv. rm., twin
ped rm. Kitchen, bath; Northwest WASH
nstoE 1T silysr spTipg area Write details
MiDDLE.AGED COUPLE, nondrinkers, n no
children, no pets, desire or 2 bedrm.
gryats F9N 5ss1 qnt4rn .. apt. near tEansp Phone
coNGssssioNAI coz M Jon D9 sEcRETakYGs n saasRs s-rm na
NfTo NSy; 1st MA ssiso. Ext: 1925. 8 to 8.
NoS GoupIE is Box No Ssc ehdrsn want
S,fn or 3 I'm rm, Iurn; apt upper NV. section
EMPLOYED WIDOW, srinnins through
chattering teeth. says that with cold
Is no place to i've needs one Of sssstsSr tWo SeS
dsashsT and cosse fs dsushsr su s ST. sfHppssSsa
CIVIL ENGINEER desires 2-bedroom apt,
81 ssEi tsS s5sS jEwBH B sodrif
oficer and Govt. worker, no children,
nee need I'm unfurn; apt: or rooms; viii care
sYRb fSF IKE ao9s Ssn windsnI hSms best refs IT
spartmsnt prefer p s e. Cali HnSlHsaEoS@ 5Ufm Ssa
National sas H. sisS iMsSnfss Est thsESssh asss Sat
BACHELOR, white. semitic. perm, wants
I;rni Il;rm. kit bath apt preferably nearby
SaTRaa &C eodrGE hsE EiSR Desires stan
IN IN Mt Pleasant area. Call H. WELLS,
YOUNG YOUNG COUPLE. Just married. desire one
6edro DOM apt. now, or one to be vacant by
Nov. 15 Contact SGT. JOHN QUINN, !,
En- En- s9Ss' 5sss Ext 2142 before pm; eyes,
FURNisMGp r @ s;BEDRooM APT. or house; aau
up to $500; Box 495-V. Star. 49,
army ARMY sERGT., wife and 2 small chill
alfn ar nW aesire ref IL Ra snsa unfun apt
PERMANENT Government employe, mother
and daughter, aged IL, desire unfur-
nished 1-bedrm, liv. rm.. kit, bath apt.
want & desperately to be together again.
HOUSE SOLD. permanent Govt. employe,
Wue, well behaved children, desperately
nsed 1sea unfurnished apt; under SIS. ri.
TWO GIRLS desire apt, prefer petworth
q5 PFF1GIENeYi n;Ej section =. call "a 4Ss6. g.
nlshed, kitchen and bath apt, in NV.
apt house. by permanent Govt. woman
employ temploye. Tele. RE. 400, Ext. 5oO3 be-
sUBLET WA WANTED TILL JUNE-pvt ant
lM5nished: Mn asas NV. DAN HOWE and wife: CAN
COLORED-APARTMENT wanted, one or
Two rooms, rooms, kitchen and bath, unfurnished.
Evening star., 1948-10-12
POULTRY and laas.
DOGS, pErS, ETC.

soxER PUPS, ehampion. sired, AKc reg ;,
Rfb Rs cddkfs III Ss7S S1fcH e ~ .ssS5on ssaos r.d
atr sEAGrIfGI RHRpsi soxEk III PGPpns for Sale
s15 ENSE S1d up; rt Axe ,sss s5sssi'tered DELLwSoD
3: SSsffE ssszSss ans ss:s s..
SHIFTING sfipifss CRATES. ush. weight. for dos.
cats, etc; all sizes and made to order.
sH HR sS III r2fis601Hs pspD.. St my 3 cham
pion Lsehen Won Grafnar. CD; Asgard.
foUNG cooN FOUND, black and tan,
sseessrss ses Ss apss sass ovs1 osRsnPs9 sSe .lie
ENGLISH BULL DOG PUPPIES. Axe reg
istered, champion sired, show prospects;
males, female, beautiful color and
Tor Children. OR. ss5s. ~ '".H M1Ys 'S.'
COOKERS at CHEEKY Hill-Puppies OF
charm, character and quality. wi. 3os4.
FRENCH POODLE, male, standard pedi-
present quarters; will sacrinee for S25. to
ss9si s9Gd IssReI sHfparRI EM 127o pup ,..r.;,,
%sl sss sss sSss &c: st.
81 BLAck COCKER SPANIEL, 8 mos. SO Old;
papers available: $50. MI. 02s4.
short haired. black. house-broken. good
Gsssy cocksR spsNk & ssTi my pusrEs M g. G s7os eoo,
Axe req; VIC deliver. Rockville 2644.
KITTENS. mother cat, house broken, want
good nome, playful pets. MI. 6S06. -13
Evening star., 1948-10-12
ROOMS UkFURklshEp.
ROOMS WANTED.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

ROOM AND BOARD in exchange for light
q9esD 9es h sdtsy sf NV SWEsrs. fs s554 ,ln, M
able for {, 4; also share vacancy;
sssi iG sts f 81. NWINssiy sass furnished TWIN
bed .rm. and dble. bedrms.; delicious meals;
good @ @transportation. GE. 4124. --15
transp; parking privileges, lovely lot; 10
n1 ao t1 stb Key 81 frds GIL sSde, sS1S v,cans.,
eoinssd RESIDENCE; sRitchSoanrd; ssfeesiR: aR
WENDELL TERRAcE-Lss., warm rms.
to share; superior meals; laun. privil.,
menh .eF1s7 iss7 ssimons ssis sd nv M
FOUNTAIN coURr-Autumn days amons
clientele; co. Sss4 w. I'd
1905 18th ST. N.W.MVery fne meals and
walking distance Of downtown. MI. STA.
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM, well furnished;
good neighborhood and excellent meals;
!774 MASS. AVE. N.w.@very lge. rm.
for young man to share with another;
sss nstS iS0d sTNIee goo Ra End floor double
excellent meals; $47.5o each. -12
VACANCIES-For 2 young ladies, in a
rm. with pvt. bath. excellent food; op.
pGs5e 9os 18Th 81 y sr " Swnss sGsa and SPACE ss
double to share for. young men; also space
lent meals MI 274o. .DU e2s7: Is
Evening star., 1948-10-12
APARTMENTS UNFuRhlsHEp.

SECOND FLOOR; rooms. kit. bath,
Frigidaire:. employed couple only; no pets
Apply at basement of1ce, 1929 Oates st.
asol THIRD ST; NV. Apt. Bone rm.
ana path. nonhskpg. apt; $3.50 L. T.
GRAVATTE. 729 18th st. NV. MA. O753
TWO-ROoM APT.-1352 Park I'd. NV.
THE WINDSOR PARK HOTEL. $500 Con-
necticut ave, is taking. applications for
cupancy during the following hours: Week
days and Sundays. l to 8 pm; Saturday.
IL am. to 5 pm. Rentals-One living
room, one bedroom, bath and kitchenette.
$3.50 to $3.50 per month. One living room.
TWO bedrooms, two baths and kitchenette.
$225 to $3.50 per month. CT preference
given to Oct. 16, 194s. THE WINDSOR
co. INC. Owner. Mrs. Helen NJ. schild-
BASEMENT APT unfurn. suitable for T !,
or gentlemen; S55 mo. HO. 3109. Ia
NEW YORK CITY. old, exclusive Brooklyn
Hts. area-2l2 rooms. unfurnished or partly
furnished; min. from Wall st. Box
THREE LGE. RMS, kit. and bath and.
FIR; screened porch, pvt. entr., elec. range
and refgr.: working couple. no children;
S75 mo-, ready Oct: / 5. 3404 Upsher St.
eoIoEHDLseo4 saoSEffe. 800 Wa WAsaiSGroN pL. NE
2-rm. apt; share kitchen. also rms
no phone calls. Apply after IL noon.
Evening star., 1948-10-12
FARM and GARDEN.

ToPsoIL., an dirt, sand. manure. blue
ae eao1cE IiiE e R .blas. ss1s db..
eyer eysFEresns: ems: pansy plants. THOMAS l.
fGcH R}cH. 'asnRa enRaN Topson. 50 Gu w "a;
tx zsss ss;.s TRRH ~
master; walking. riding tractors. stalk
issdsl: s %sPs ss5ssin: R5Fs5i %s9s5s
MANURE, we'll Totted tu no str: straw. ss 'CUy yS.,
e NEW SpSheIs H1caIANp GH fo7s setun h,,., o.a.,
cow MANURE, welI-rotted. e $3.50 for 8
bu;; s6 for sIo bu. $3.50 for 15 bu.'
NfoDsS %Alks %A t.lEsess aSss ren.ae.
RDfM MSReTss1o iii Ems ef Cement To5i
BIHNKEE;'s w FAMOUS NGsfSs PANsY 'sss sssdiinss
true eiants, s2;5o per 100; beautiful chry-
ported tulips tops, ST .s5 per dozen; Afri-
.nd Ts ap asT uHsasy, aRi REHNkr SgfsE;
SssfdsSs Suns 'a and SssSi sVss Phone r9sea SRsa
HAKDY AzALEAs for fan planting all
colorS and sizes, SOC up; wholesale and
sDscarE Esis aI1o rfEfEcrioSA, aEsa & tn. .r,.t
brings out every detail OF o beautiful
painting, we also constantly strive to solve
general as to cover every phase of your
reed. Bulldozer grading, preparation OF
lawns, seeding. rolling. special manured
manure, $40 for 90 bu.; wondergro, SIS;
specimen yews. azalea. holly. rhododen-
drons. magnolia, doswood, pyracantha,
leaf evergreens, shade, ornamentals, now-
.ering shrubs. perennials, roses, vines;
ground covers. selected plants, locally
day; .srading. drainage, maintenance, tree
pruning. survey. transplanting removal;
fencing, brick. stone, nasstone, cement;
pools; desisns plants. .Adyice and esti-
service; reasonable prices. Can FRIED
AILEN. WQ. S209. is
Evening star., 1948-10-12
WSshudyS, tXCeptlnB SATURDAY,
EDMUND T TT .VNN
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE,

FURNITURE yAN-Two expert movers; 81
hour; every piece guaranteed against dam.
aase ,ANAcoSTTA MOVERS. AK. 644s.
SMALL JOBS-Pers. effects, baggage, etc
sSns Sin9 nHim9m; aNhnpgI,s any . time. days, eyes
MOVING 81 ExFkRM. RM1HaTsi vE4ERAAsS. Is tsrnt: Sa4S
SAFEIY STORAGE & TRANSFER Co
Inolvidual compartments as low as So per
month: MOI Moving local and long distance.
ror lmmediate service call Sterling 1895
or TE 51sS: Sun: and ewes. TIE. 1855.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or acrosi
tne country. safe storage in separats
ICONS; ;, expert packing. Phone NO. Oi0I.
UNION STORAGE CO.. INC. est. 1905
MARINE VETERANS MOVING Co.-24-hr
service: furniture moving and hauling:
HOUSEHOLD MOVING betweeDs Ss D. WssSins. Va SSIso
ton. .. c; and Eastern, Southern or Middle
west states. For free estimate, phone ST.
1925; nights and holidays, phone Bruns.
wiek Md: 2766 and reverse charges.
teasonanle tea o. rates. eficient service No jot
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE 90
Heas: rates; will accept your surplus fur
n,ture as part payment on your MOVING
storage. Ia. 1887; after m, GE. 1915
oNE-ToN CLosED-N VAN. want Con.
tract hauling; $3.50 an hour. by day o,
week FR. 03S6 or TR. S924. I3s
Evening star., 1948-10-12
HOUSES UkFvRklsnEp.

1852 GEORGIA AVE. wheaton Hills, Nd
espissl E. e HgNp5S5Ss EH ss55 h'sl'0r s0s M SSJ'
recreation room, detached garage. h.-w.h.,
Gas; Sa.,tcs 500 90 month no r; A. HuMPHRIEs
pleted 1913; automatic oil heat: 10 miles
HOUSE FOR RENT - silver spring;
vacant: 2105 Dayton ST., OF Georgia ave-;
6-rm: brick cottage; $3.50. Open. :-13
DETACHED; z rooms, bath, oil h.-w. h. ;
very large garden; Macarthur blvd. sec
tion; LIST comm. location: suitable for
business; rent sIa5. Call wo. 5eos. IA
BUNGAL0W-5 rooms, full basement, oil
heat, gas water heater: large lot; $127.
3s0e oliver St, Hyattsyille Hills. Md.
SILVER SPRING AREA-Lovely 8-rm.
brick, ! "a baths, / yr. old, attr. features,
refs; $50 mo. WI. 6036. Ia
2-BEDROOM BRICK HOME; ne; lovely
grounds; $3.50 per mo-; no utilities. 81.
FoUR-RM. BUNGALOW; conv. transp. in
Falls Church, S13O per mo. Call betw. )
and z pm. FA. 1890. -13
LARGE 7.ROOM and Groom guesthouse,
modern: Gear garage: 6-acre lawn. gar
demand pastures fenced, g mi: D. C. line,
Marlboro pike. Rent or sell. Ii. 7047 or
BRICK BfSUtNGALow. lease with right to
serns sn Vsy psy E
attic. One Of the best communities In
the Metropolitan Area. Oil h.-w.h. Move
in tomorrow. Box 53-C, Star. IA
Evening star., 1948-10-12
APARTMENTS WANTED.

Ho.. U. 9. AIR FORCE OFFICERS, all
grades permanently assigned In Washing
no shares. Please cal re; 67Q0: Ext AL g
q FL sss4 snd rSm Se sS abse.s tG both
furn:' downtown Or aeOrsstown. WI. 4tas.
CULTURED YOUNG MAN wants to share
single. Rentleman's apartment. A reposi-
tory for, self, his books and his records;
maamHm In scs os stsr 'efen
RsspTt; EefsTsnses; sasa call MISS ass WESLEY
AIkLISE ha Girl Girl nii desires so furnished apt,
NV. section; will give references. Call
A eHET 2s RtGEs s n Nsks ,nts
or $ $-rm. apt. furnished or semiiurnished.
Desire Sc legation: on near Naval Rec Sta
EffGfNSf Eff Hfssssy rsS aa E xaRMNr ais Hz S
& ssoe smRSy.ss 3d. $50 Ss
TWO EMPLOYED LADIES desire ! or 2
bsdroom apt fur1 Or 1s u p
Y5s:s. from s;so to p 300. Ssets '''' Z. -
NV. Cali HU. s641 from IL noon to
YouHG BUSINESS COUPLE desire small
not oae1 s ca issqn
A YOUNG COUPLE would like 2 or 8
room furnishsd apartment IN the NV; sec
ton: Call NO. 1854 Room 49, between
AZ snq rSKSF R;P' CAPTAIN pentason,, wife wife
and ehildren urgently nesd
cellent local reference; excellent care as
suIeS YouNG III RBA1csaiEEioRs, 1siEEi student. ler en-
Ssas. sgn;; is; after sun, SO pm: II
ea e!sf Psfam sNYpE t5En oR d2 R SSs nen
saS K MSa %aNThSshrfenty ihiSus6 T1 need
bedroom apt. unfurnished. TIA. 99s1e.
NAVAL OFFICER, WIFE, children as;;
II ~ $4$4, Ext. s7S, am. to $50 p Pm.
PsfkasHs PsTfNT EXAMINER, quiet, refined employ @
apartment: no children or pets. OR. !O464.
BACHELOR, sx-ofacer. perm perm employed
MisaiPttSYRE ssnd snd 1e,r
go sSR ass5s 6s nv Or ses So. .Pf
BRITISH EMBASSY EMpLoYE, single
eaares secon
Dupont Circle. Phone Ho. 1910. Ext. 29s.
ABOUT ONE HUNDRED veterans ana
pany need houses or private apartments
With private bath and kit. renting under
e72 Tor 652), Monday to Friday from $50
am. to 3 Pm. tThese employees are uos
lookint for rooms TO rent or houses TO
buy, they need family housing to rent.)
NAVY MAN, wife and 2-year daughter
needs or room furnished or unfinished
apt; not over $50. Call MRS. FULLER,
SINGLE MAN, veteran, needs room
efnciency apartment. furnished; prefer
ably NV; max. $50. Box 426-A. Star.
DIPLOMAT would like 1-bedroom apt,
furn. or unfurn., IA NV. apt. bldg. Over
look to0z. 13s
Evening star., 1948-10-12
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

1909 Sth ST. N.E.-Double room to share
with gentleman student; also single room;
new home. CO. 4496. -16
THE MARICK, 1873 ST. NE.-Nicely
furn. dble rm., twin beds, running water,
laundry privilS. Also share rms, S25-
$3.50 each month. Ii. 5S79. IA
1914 18th ST. N.E.-Young man to share
double rm. with another man; twin beds,
closet, shower; good location. DU. 1923.
WOODBRIDGE, doors OF R.. I. ave
phone and laundry privils. Ho. s1s2.
water; near bath; SO. LU 7I5l,
FURN. RIM. with liv. rm. and kit. privi-
leses; unlim phone. MI. 4763.
ldgs Id2s A ST. SE.-Larse room' private
ssne ssa 7th II +. Ne Nf-1 mlddl. nm. with twin
beds; 5etG prefer 2 men or man and wife. Lu
COLoRED-3s4 11th ST. N.E.-Larse
front room with twin beds for 2 men: 81
each per wk.; some privls. TR. 1850;
coLoRED-FoR REFINED COUPLE or Z
coLoRED-RooM. for refined. employed
couple; S11 wkly.; cooking and laundry
coLoREDS1iS4 sth 81: NE:Lpoabl.
COLORED-FURN. RIM. employed couple;
cooking and laundry privileges Call week.
days after 6. HI. 5172. -13
COLORED-127 MINNESOTA AVE. NE
One furn. front rm. for refined couple;
light housekeeping; no children; bus stor
al door. Call after 6 p.m., AK 1929 III
Evening star., 1948-10-12
APIS. FURNISHED (cont. }

DowNIS%S h267 St cgnn
l-rm.; bath. walk-in closets, kitchenette.
Ev RM sfpRM fiSm%odaas f and al bseh ne Clean
and comfortable; quiet neighborhood, bet.
l4th and 18th at Euclid. 2517 Univ.
seaEoe@ aes bath; ca 100. R''e tfasfn'
sts i5oS e. Ra' AZ AVE. afSk S.WENicely furnished
one room for employed couple; share bath:
~ BLKs. directly above 18th and CO.
lumbia rd;--Front studio room with cook
ing TssiteS ssS essR ssR and new private
ATTRACTIVE AND cLRANWApt S pt. NM In lovely
home First noor, pvt; entrance. 2 lge,
Eusa6e sRd or Tshsd ecap Rh 0 R
sdfs ssj ys55s ss5;So 5 55sludss all usi and Urn
Ss7 9Th 81. Sc. tnr penna ave.,-2-room
month. including M utilities. See 0ni manaser, se1
ffRsTI FLOOR HOME. pvt. entrance: uv.
rm, bedrms.. kit. bath. completely pvt.
No Nc ehilsrsn h sis or pets. Refs; S126. Box
PETWoRTH-Double room. screened in
porch: share remainder Of house; accept l
ssla eah RS saS S4fs esFe offered child If desired
apartment available Immediately. S125
Per Perm mo: prefer adults Inquire Apt. l.. or
fSIS LIVING ROOM AND BEDROOM, I newly
furn.. share bath; excellent transp: laun-
sry prlYslesss IyM s13 wk; with kit priyils..
slak IS o sA4RRE large, nsy, modern nap apt;
sf9s 81 Swt4ss VI 4s r near
safg Saffa flfe Mf 7gss gasts for Ink; s4o' adults
NEAR CAPITOL-Entire first floor: 4 rms.
all modern facilities. suitable 4 girls or 4
men; $3.50 mo. each. Call FIR. 2157.
LIVING Il ROOM. bedroom. kitchen and
DUPONT CIRCLE area: blk. from May
flower Hotel; brand-new apt. building; 6
ersf EIectric f fTI Gen
brand-new furniture. rugs wall to wall,
Venetian blinds. Bendix washer free gas,
electricity and telephone; $125 per. mo.
PARK AR With sny double ssss;,.
AT LINCOLN PARK-Newly decorated,
entire floor. living rm;, kitchen, refrlger-
bath; eyerything furn. including 'i linens. ems.
sss 50 saeh % Pho Phone s0I TR s94o. SSzs or s'EiS'
one. ONE GIRL to share so,sp apt. with other
s12 per wk. zoos G st. ne ne: kitchenette
1904 sT. s.w.NLarse front light house.
eeeping 1inSo1I Im End floor; elee retriseTator.
DowNTowN-Laree s-bedroom apt !:
everything furn.: sleeps 4; $3.50. 523 llth
coLoEEpADEcffo & AD fo1 fRGSr GS 1865 kadm ,a7n
advance rent. Boz 45i-D. Star. Dfb
Evening star., 1948-10-12
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT Gent

NAVAL OFFICER needs 3-bedrm. unfurn
house with maid facilities; occupancy by
1 no 8 ROOM House, near Gaithersburs;
can repair or decorate: give lease. Phone
Gaithersburg 641-W-1. IL
NAVAL OFFICER and wife desire small
furh house in NV. or Bethesda area for
occupancy about Dec. 1st. OIL. s242.
WANTED by Norwegian diplomat. unfurn.
3cbedrm. house; NV. or suburbs. OR.
CHILDLEss COUPLE wish unfurn. house
or apt; references from previous Wash.
landlords; will post bond; guaranteed be-
havior Of small dog. FA. 3177. III
2-BEDRM. HOUSE nearby Maryland; un-
furnished; furnish max. $50. MRS. DURAN. HI.
DEC: Is. OR JAN. Dutch family, in
cluding 2 daughters; unfurnished house,
s.bao wsss Of Hoek Greek 4. Park. nssT public
sHs i1Es e eAsE AGs7 as
furnished or partially furn. house; oc-
cupancy immed. or prior January; 3 bed
rms, Ia or more baths, garage, porch,
yard; NV. dist, Arl. or Alex: paying 6
m9nths mo oo OF more advance rent; $3.50. max.
BRAZILIAN ARMY OFFICER desires g.
bedrm. house. furnished; NV. area, near
Conn. ave. or 18th st. for i yr. or
longer. Please cali co. 2os1 until i pm
Evening star., 1948-10-12
ROOMS FuRkIsHEp-Mp. & VA.

WE HAVE QUARTERS for q gentleman;
bus 10 minutes to Pentagon; ample park.
ing at entr.; no other guests TIE. 49s1.
ARLINGTON, vA.-Front bedroom, for 1
or gentlemen or girls: pvt. phone, semi
pvt. bath: 8 blocks all transp. GL. 21s0.
N. .ARL.-warm, well furn., for Govt
girls, in pleasant gentle home breakfast
privil. Sat. and Sun; good transp.: $40
ROOM with private bath (shower), fol
gentleman, $50; Bethesda, near Public
Health Health. C.; Center and Naval Hospital. Phone
GENTLEMAN-Front corner rm., on bus
line: ample parking space; breakfast op-
tional. Call after weekdays. GIL. 1898
TWO ROOMS FOR RENT Oct. 18th; ons
single. one double on front; large closets
best neighborhood; one block from bus
line, Arlington, Va. Call CHI. $3.50. -12
LARGE FRONT BEDROOM, convenient
transportation; employed girls; So ga
ATTRACTIVE RIM, double bed. semi
pvt. bath; empl. couple or gentleman:
conven; Lee hwy. 1916 18th st. N. Arl.,
BEVERLY HnLs-sinsle room, priyat.
bath; cow. to Pentagon and Wash. OV
1890 N. 9th ST. ARL1NGToN-Furnished
rm. for rent. .2nd floor; kitchen privil
couple or 2 girls; S47.50. OW. S43l. i