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Evening star., 1949-03-10
Federal Relief Plans
DemoraIize Families,
Catholic Pre|ate Says
BY the kssoeioisd Press

A Catholic prelate told Congress
today that the Governments pro-
gram Of aid to dependent children
is becoming more expensive and
more demoralizing to American
families" every year.
Il feel that it is necessary to
speak thus severely at the present
time, when it is proposed to carry
the same program into much
larger areas" Msgr. John O'Grady
said in statement prepared for
the House Ways and Means Com
mittee.
Msgr. O'Grady is secretary of
the National Conference of Cath
olc Charities. He testified in op-
position to any extension of Gov
ernment relief programs, as pro-
posed in the administration social
security bill.
Expansion Criticized.
He said that for one thing, such
expansion would infringe on work
being done by Catholic and other
religious agencies.
I'm many of the larger COM
munities in the United States" he
said, 1T has been a recognized
principle for a century or more
that Catholic children should be
turned over to Catholic agencies
for care. That no other agencies
can provide the type of religious
care that they need"
He said that there seems to be a
tendency in the government to
place greater emphasis on relief
and less on protection against
"the basic hazards of life"
Policy Change Seen.
From the way in which the
program is developing now it is
beginning to look as if the Fed
eral Security Agency wants to
change the entire pattern, that 1t
wants to give us a relief program
rather than an insurance pro-
gram" he declared.
Some Of the advisers of the
Federal Security Agency on the
outside do not make any secret
Evening star., 1949-03-10

90 Samson Red Seal Heat Pads with three fixed
heats and sofety controls. Washable. Were
$3.50 and S475 $3.50
IA General Electric Foot Warmers. Rose, green
or blue Were $685. kow-----------$3.e5
W&L-Electrica Appliances Downstairs Store
Evening star., 1949-03-10
Bed Pillows, Csc
and S3.95

bs
We're $3.50 and 55.95
rs filled with crushed chicken
feathers.
20 filed with goose feathers.
Innersprins Mattresses
5 Twin Size. Were $3.50. Now,
s2s
aTwin Size. Were $4s.5O. Now,
$37
Double Size. Was $3.50. Now,
s22
2 Double Size Felt Mattresses.
Were s29.50. Now SIS
Box Springs
Double Size. Was $44.50. Now,
$3.50
/ Double Size. Was $4S.5O. Now.
$3.50
2Double Size. Were $54.5O. Now,
S37
Duo-Bed with Felt Mattress,
sleeps two. Was S69.50. Now,
$3.50
I Hollywood Bed with rose ray
on bengaline upholstered head
board and matching bedspread,
twin-size. Was $190.50. Now,
r- S95
] Hollywood Divan, 33-inch
width, felt mattress. Was $3.50.
Now -.-$25
WGL-Beddings, Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1949-03-10
Living and Dining
Room Furniture
Reduced
||:|3a (|3a F and Streets
1S;|, ||3ai|51 $500

NS0 0SS0
6 Fan Back Chairs. mahogany
rose cotton upholstery. Were
$50 so. Now ow---$39.50
/ Ottoman, mahogany. Green
cotton upholstery. Was $50.
Now -S42.50
Sofa, 3-cushion. Mahogany
ehartreuse cotton upholstery.
Was $500. $14S.50
I Corner Section, modern.
Floral cotton upholstery. Was
$138.50. Now----$99.50
2 Lounge Chairs, modern floral
cotton upholstery. Were $l74.5o.
Now -SS9 $50
l Lounge Chair, mahogany
brown leather. Was $167. Now,
s135
3 PulI-up Chairs, 2 plum and
! chartreuse. Blonde mahogany
cotton upholstery. Were $100.50.
Now $3.50
Pull-up Chair, blonde mahog-
any apricot cotton upholstery.
Was 500. Now S49.50
1 Credenza Oakmist. Was $1S5.
Now -S119
1 Dining Room Table, solid ma
hogany. Was $3.50. Now $124.50
l Credenza, mahogany. Was
xl10. Now-- $3.50
Bar, smoky pine. Was s127.
NOW W---------------------SoS.oo
3 Pennsylvania Dutch Tub
Chairs, l blue. black and l
red. Were s29.50. Now $3.50
4 Side Chairs, pine. Blue cotton
upholstery. Were s2l. Now $3.50
2 Occasional Tables, hardwood
green lacquer. Were s21. Now,
$14.s5
1 End Table, mahogany and
brass. Was $3.50. Now s31.75
1 Cigarette Table, mahogany
and brass. Was $3.50. Now,
$3.50
1 Coffee Table, square mahog-
any leather top. Was $3.50.
Nov S34. so
1 Cocktail Table, duftwood.
Was $33. Now
2 Cocktail Tables, hardwood
green lacquer. Were $3.50.
Now $3.50
2 Cocktail Tables, hardwood
wheat finish. Were $19. Now,
$3.50
1 Chair Butternut, gray and
yellow cotton upholstery. Was
$13e. Now ---.------sss.5o
2 End Sectional Pieces. Green
cotton matelasse upholstery.
right and l left. Were s155.
Now Sis
W&I-Living Room Furniture.
Sixth Floor
Evening star., 1949-03-10
Mercury Cameras
IS nm, $3.50
U cor [S


4 Ampro Protector Stands.
Were $4l. Now $3.50
: Precision Range Finders, AXIS
inches. Were $685.. Now, SASS
1 Precision Range Finder, 3Ax-
~ Inches. T. Was $685.. Now,
SASS
: Bell and Howell Extension
Arms. Were $3.50. Now --$1.75
1 Dome Cine Platigon Lens.
Was $27.25. Now --S4.95
l Virgin Telor 1e MN. Was
$3.50. Now --S5.95
5 Dome Wide Angle Viewer At
tachments. Were SIS. Now.
$2.95
2 Spot-Lite Gold Spotlights.
Were $32.80. Now --S19.95
l Cinemaster IL Camera. f1.9
lens. Was $96.75. Now $3.50
Cinemaster mera, f3.5
lens. Was $66.55. Now -$3s.s5
2 Universal Cameras, Roamer
II, f4.5 lens. Was $500. Now
$3.50
/ Universal Camera, Roamer, /,
Was. $2975. Now -$14.95
l Volostigmat Lens, f2.7. Was
$6465. Now $3.50
I Kodak Anastigmat Lens. fig.
Was 1884. Now $59.95
! Bell and Howell Telephoto
Lens . f4.5. Was $66.50. Now
$41.50
1 Bell and Howell Telephoto
Lens, IS NM, f3.5. Was $49.50.
Now $3.50
W&L-Cameras, Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-03-10
Rugs Greatly
Reduced

Collection includes braided
cotton rugs oval and oblong
in attractive early American
Designs. Firmly braided.
4-3x5 oval. Were $1o.95. Now.
fsss3-s $5.45
Nsx5 oblons. Were 1855.
1-4xe obIong. Was 1895.
Now --7---------S9:45
Cotton tufted rugs In solid
eolors with embossed design
effect, also some dorals.
1-z7"x4S". Was $1095. Now,
S5.45
SKIS. Were 1895. Now ss.s5
1-3x5. Was $24.95. Now S12.45
-x6. Were $3.50. Now $17.S5
AH-WeoI Chenille RUGS
SKIS. Were $27s5. Now.
s12.s5
A4xs. Were 1895. Now,
Miscellaneous
3 Lid Covers. Were $1.25 to
S2.75. Now 35c
White Fur Rugs. Were $s.75.
Now $3.50
AlI-WooI Rugs
1-6x10 Rose Tone-on- tone.
Was SEATS. Now---$29.95
1-12'x410" Floral on gray
ground. Was $3.50. Now.
ss1.s5
1-12'x4'3" Floral on gray
ground. Was $74.50. Now,
$2s.s5
1-12'x5s" Gray Twist. Was
$8481. $3.50
AH-WooI Hand Hooked Rugs
1-9x12 Blue Border Oblong.
Was $22s.50. Now S129.75
1-10x14 Blue Border Oblong.
Was $32075. Now -$199.75
Wool broadloom seconds, slight
imperfections that will not af-
feet the wear Of this desirable
carpet.
1-15'x396" plain gray. Square
yard was $11.75. Now ---S8.75
1-12'x3G beige twist. Square
yard was $10.75. Now----$7.95
1-27"x23'9" gold color twist.
Yard was $10.75. Now -S5.95
W&L-Rugs. Sixth Floor.
Evening star., 1949-03-10
Radios and
TeIevision Sets
Reduced

) Hallicrafter Television Re-
ceivers with 81 square inch
screen, table model in mahog-
any. Were $299.95. Now $199.50
2 Shur WI finch Television
Magnifying Lens. Were $19.95.
Now -$9.95
2 Emerson Model $50 Personal
Radios, battery operated. Were
$50. Now S29.95
2 Emerson Model $40 Personal
Radios. Were $50. Now $24.95
2 Webster Automatic Record
Changers. Were $2995. Now,
s14.95
1 Westinghouse Radio-Phono.
Combination. AM-SW push
button. 18th Century mahog-
any cabinet. Was $279.95. Now,
S179.50
/ Walnut Television Table. 26
inches wide, 80 inches high and
20 inches deep. Was $31.S5. Now,
$19.95
l Stromberg Carlson Table
Model Radio. AM and I'm. Was
$685.. Now ----1-$ $39.95
Wdkl-Radios. Eighth Floor
Evening star., 1949-03-10

Combed Cottons -.
36 inches wide, were $l.19 to S1.5O
Choose from we'll known cotton monufocturers-
Wesley Simpson, Dunori, Everfost, Notode,
MorvIo, Amertex, Peter Pon-for summer
wardrobe full Of spirit. Woven striped chonbroys,
woven ploid chombroy woven striped broad
cloth, printed woffIe-weove piques, fine printed
musns, muIti-coIored stripes, novelty sotin
stripes, floral designs in dimnutve.
Evening star., 1949-03-10

about their desire to substitute a
complete public assistance pro-
gram for a social insurance pro-
gram.
This indeed would be a great
tragedy for the American wage
Garner and for the American peo-
pie as q whole"
Evening star., 1949-03-10
Fine Woven C9ttons
Fobries thot have sold in
our stock for $1.25 to $1.95

Whip up charming summer outfits Of wonderful
StoffeI eottons, yorn-dyed and Sonforzed (resi-
dual shrinkoee less than oo). See our galaxy
Of woven plaid oinehoms, woven shrtine stripe
madras, woven novelty check ehombroy, woven
striped seersucker. 36 inches wide.
W&L-Dress Fabrics and Patterns Eighth Floor
Evening star., 1949-03-10
Provincial Print RuffIed Droperies
Reduced We're 1885 Now S. .Q5

30 pairs Of ufed daperes long made
of California hand printed cotton.
Is Pairs Cotton Print Cetonne tailored style
in assorted coors. 2la yards Was 1925.
Is Dressing Table Skirts Daha assorted coors Were $685.
NOW
Pairs Satin Tailored Draperies ~ yards $2295
NOW S795
Turquoise California Print Cotton Bedspreads
Now
Pair Dapask Daperes pinch peated IN yards Was 1850
Sc Odd sized Window Shades Bring your measurements
Assorted coors Sold is Less than price Now
Is Drapery Cranes Less than u price Now
IA Traverse Rods, complete with cords As Is
$zSo CSC and SIS
16 Assorted size Metal Venetian Blinds As
$4So $150
w&I-Curtains Seventh Floor
Evening star., 1949-03-10
Chevy Chase Women
Joins Marine RequIurs .

Miss Mary Lavina Kent, 81. i!
the first District area resident tx
enlist as a regular member Of tn,
Evening star., 1949-03-10
February the Kent 5000 coqueln terrace.
and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Perry Chevy Chase, Md

Women's Marine Corps. She Is
now training at Paris Island,
S. G.
Miss Kent. q former telephone
operator for the Chesapeake &
Potomac Telephone Co., was sworn
Evening star., 1949-03-10
Bedroom Furniture
Reduced

1 Chest, maple. Was se4. Now,
S47.50
3 Beds, double. maple. Were
S4150. Now --S2 $3.50
Night Table, maple. Was
$3.50 Now ---S14 -S14.5O
Commode, mahogany. Was
$43. Now $3.50
Dresser Base, mahogany. Was
$76. Now ---$54.5O
Dresser Mirror, walnut. Was
$38. Now w-------~---$2 $3.50
l Vanity and Mirror, frosted
oak. Was $83. Now $57
l Chest, oakmist. Was $141.
Now - $3.50
3 Vanity, base mahogany. Were
$170. Now ----$ $3.50
1 Night Stand, blonde mahog-
any. Was $3.50. Now --$17.5O
3 Night Stands, mahogany.
Were $43.50. Now $24.50
l Bed, double, frosted oak.
Was $50. Now - $34.50
l Bed, single, mayfair oak. Was
$61. Now ---$ $3.50
4 Beds, single, l maple, 3 ma
hogany. Were $35. Now, $3.50
l Boudoir Chair, cherry chintz
upholstery. Was $41.50. Now,
S24.50
4 Midriff Chairs, natural finish,
cotton upholstery. Were $3.50.
1 Chaise Lounge, cherry cotton
tufted upholstery. Was $S0.50.
NOW ------- $Jt'JV
l Lazybone Boudoir Chair, cot
ton upholstery. Was SIS. Now,
$3.50
l Armchair, whitney birch.
Was $32. Now --l $3.50
W&L-Bedroom Furniture,
Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1949-03-10
Electrical Appliances Reduced for Clearance

4 Forberwore Automatic Coffee Mokers-turns
itself off when coffee is brewed. Were S2e.e5.
Now ------- $l7e5
Forbewore Coffee Sets with automatic coffee
maker and chromium troy, creoner and sugar
bowl Were SAL 95. Now----------$27.9
Evening star., 1949-03-10
Housewives
Reduced

4-One-G Gallon Containers of
Insecticide Spray. Were $3.50.
Now ------------S1.25
SD Gallon Containers Of In
secticide Spray. Were $3.50. Now,
75c
42-One-Quart Containers Of
Insecticide Spray. Were 60c.
eOne-Pound Size Paste Wax.
Were Soc. Now Soc
III Gallon Containers Of
Liquid Self = Polishing Wax.
Were $1.58. Now SOC
Is Glass Roasters. Were $2s5.
NOW ----------------- -$l.5O
3 Wooden Bed Trays. Were 81. .25.
NOW ii
16 Aluminium Trays. Were $5.95.
Now w----S S2.95
IL Aluminium Trays. Were 1895.
Now w----$4.50I
8 Aluminium Trays. Were $4.25.
Now $2.15I
800 Packages Hostess Paper
Ensembles. Were 81. Now -25c
500 Packages Parchment Re-
frigerator Bags. 15 to package)
Were Csc. Now ---5c
+1Sx25 Porcelain Top Tables.
Were $11.95. Now ---$5.95
l Wooden Imitation Fireplace.
Was 1895. Now--$19.95
IFS Rolls of Paper Towels. Were
45c. Now zoe
800 Rolls Wallpaper Prepasted
Trim. Were 15c. Now SC
135 Rolls Wallpaper Prepasted
Trim. Were Csc. Now 10c
W&L-Housewares,
Down Stairs Store
The Arizona post., 1949-02-18

Three generations of family
caOn of the visit of Mr. Harry Slinger parents of
Arthur Grunewad Seated from left to right Mrs Harry
Salnger little Karen Sue Grunewald Arthur Grunewald
Mrs HOrwitZ Standing left to right Harry Sanger and Arthur
Grunewad The Saingers return to Chicago today prior to
Sanger departure Europe further assignment with the
ECA. He is also past president of the World Bank
(Photo by McVey, Photocenter).
The Arizona post., 1949-02-18
Social and
R.,sonal

MIR. and Mrs. David Bartz, for
merly of Detroit and Los Angeles,
friends will be glad to hear, have
returned to Tucson to make their
home permanently and are living
on N. Forgeus.
Jack KeSsIer, Salem, N. Y. is
a guest of the Walter Millers, E.
End.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Block, Maple
Blvd. have their daughter, Gladys,
Chicago, visiting them for three
weeks. She is office manager of
a furniture firm.
Lillian Edelberg, Jersey City,
is visiting her cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Heifetz, E. 9Th, for sew
eral weeks after which she goes
to Los Angeles to visit another
cousin, Mrs. Adeline Klein, for
mer Tucsonian.
A surprise wedding anniversary
party was given by Evelyn Vein
er in honor of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Isadore Wachtel, E.
Adams, Feb. 9. Guests were: Mrs.
Bea Rose, Boston, Mrs. Nate
Weinstein, Brookline, M S.,
Messrs. and Mines. Alex Stein,
VIM. Rappaport, Saul Deitel,
Lawrence Sakin, Michael Bleich,
Hy Copins; also Mrs. Rose Cor
don, VIM. Gordon, Arthur Tame
baum and his mother and sister
from New Jersey, Mrs. Rose
and Miss Florence Tannenbaum.
Mrs. Eva Seitz, E. Hawthorne,
delayed her trip to the Coast
due to a slight accident.
Mrs. Harry b. Greene, Wet
more Rd., was called to Denver
by the sudden death Feb. 8 of
her son-in-law, Irving Heinbach,
35. He is survived by his wife
and three children.
Miss Linda Ann Segall and her
mother, Mrs. Blossom Segall, are
visiting the Schaeffers, E. Linden,
grandparents of Linda, and will
stay the remainder of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Mahlin,
Detroit, are spending a month
with their daughter and son-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Shapiro,
N. Norton. He is in the lumber
business.
Mrs. Rose Johnson, Chicago, is
the houseguest of her good
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer Ep-
stein, E. Seneca. She plans to
stay until the end of the month.
Mrs. Gary KObacs, Miami, Fla.
accompanied by her son, Joel Lee
4, is visiting her brother and
siSter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Nor
ton Haas, N. Park.
The Arizona post., 1949-02-18

Samson Serbin, E. 18th, leaves
today for a months visit in New
York, his first in 3 years, to see
relatives and friends.
Guests of the S. A. WalkOwS,
N. Campbell, are Mrs. Walkow's
sister and brother-in-law, Mr., and
Mrs. David j. Bonwit and her
sister, Mrs. Gladys Berer, all of
Pittsburgh. They'll take a short
trip to the Coast and return here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Rich, former
TucsonianS, returned to La Can
ada, Calf. few days ago. Mrs.
Rich had been here several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Riba, E.
Hawthorne, plan to motor to the
Coast via Las Vegas with their
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Brill,
New York, to be gone a week.
The Brills will return before pro-
ceeding home.
Maryanne Shapiro, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Shapiro, N.
Norton, celebrated her third
birthday Jan. % with a party
for 18 little friends at her home.
Mrs. Anna Ruderman, New
York, is spending the winter with
her daughter and son-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Fassler, N. 4th.
Last Thursday evening Siegels
Delicatessen had a Blintzes party
for the cast of The Hasty Heart.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Adler, E. 5th are Mrs. Sarah
Wishney, Chicago, staying until
spring; Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Mish-
kind, New York, here indefinite
ly; Abraham Lev, Cleveland,
staying a few months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph ArOnsOn,
st. Louis, are visiting their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Aronson,
E. 7th, for weeks. Accompany
ing them are their children, Vicki
3, Rochelle 8.
Mrs. Eva SeitZ and daughter,
Blanche, received a surprise visit
from Mrs. Anna Cassesi, associa-
ted with the Seitz Carton Co.
Brooklyn. Incidently Mrs. Seitz
is proud of a new grandson born
Feb. 9 to Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Seitz, Brooklyn.
Mrs. Bea Rose, Boston and Hy-
annis, Mass. is guest of her sis
ter and brother-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. l. Wachtel, a niece, Evelyn
Wiener, E. Adams. She's quite
enthused about Tucson. The
Wachtels and Evelyn Weiner
move into their new home, 23l5 |
E. 9Th, on March 1st.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. BOrenstein, Los
Angeles left yesterday after
10 days with their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael Garfunkel, E. Vir-
Evening star., 1949-07-08

OCUI IIlS., O72 OdCIIS
Very spacious center-hall brick home
on Q large lot, Just west of Conn.
ave. and within few blocks OF
elementary. junior and senior high
schools; 1st floor, wide center hall,
overlooking lovely yard; large din
ing rm, good sized aforementioned
den with powder rm.. modern kit;
End floor, excellent bedrms., 2
baths and sleeping porch; Bird floor
completely finished with 2 large bed
rooms and bath; basement, maids
room and bath: oil h.-w.h.; 2-ca
to sell quickly To inspect, call
JAMES E. SCHWAB, OR. $500;
after 5 pm. call 81. 1878 or
Evening star., 1949-07-08
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwesi

HOUSES FOR sALE-lNorthwest
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-First Of
fering from orig. owner. Beautiful
batb: c0lensl sans bra ranG with bsdTms SE
from Spring Valley shopping center.
SIGLER SIG & TIsHLER, TU. $500.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK1s-
bedrm. prewar brick home in excel
s1sss n ksMoRD ssiHs5S e2ndSp S pUSs uHss5 sssG
AMERicaN MEi sssi; III HNfS. fSoS rARk-s17.s5o
for a prewar det. brick, slate roof.
side pGreh; Tl1iM ? sedrms;; @ @flSepl II !ty .x
BARNABY woods sECT.-Prewar
front by 125 #. deep; center hall:
heat; ; LARGE Bedrooms, sis baths.
large living room. din. rm.. break
fast rm.. modern kitchen; near
ping and schools. Quick possession.
Out-of-town owner desirous of quick
sale. Only S25,5 r. A. TWEED
CO, exclusive. 55O4 Conn. ave.
EN-: 1890 till pm. "a
BETHESDA-There Is excellent value
III lulS OcUdCuCu, o-UcuI pd
brick home, in lovely section; 1st
a. has reception hall, lge. liv. rm.
with firepl., din. rm.. beautiful mod
ern equipped kitchen and tile pow
der rm.; End floor, 3 excellent bed
rms. tile baths; wonderful closet
space detached garage; excellent
III y G.eU4ss.d n 1nd 6%n.r Sms Is e.n asts ste.
fsaek EN- 5soo. RSsses:s9n saoo Conn G sve NV
BETHESDA-Excel. residential area
near all schools: Nearly new. well.
built Groom brick. on nice wooded
transferred. offers bargain at sI5..
800; excellent terms: G. ALLEN
4450. Ewes, cali Lo. 5-0313.
BETHESDA-Outsta value In
2-bedrm, prewar brick Colonial
yard entirely fenced in; near school.
Or. Or slSs, Of. 1913. u Ms
BRIGHTWOOD--11O2 Jefferson ST..
vacant. Completely redecorated;
ton: Fay sn NOISE, q. ISL sH, sss $500: brown s
CHEVY CHASE, b. C.-Ideal for doc.
tor; located on Conn. ave-, vicinity
of Nebraska ave: A spacious brtci
home in Immaculate condition. Isl
rn., den or bedrm.. full tiled batf
and kitchen. 2nd floor, 4 bedrms.,
| baths; attic finished and heated
Paneled recreation rm. with bar anc
another large, bright. ground-leye
room in basement; also full kitchen
porch, garage. gas heat. Will sci
either furn. or unfurn. W. B
WRIGHT, EN-. $500, 3400 Conn
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Exceptionall.
well-located brick home, containing
liv. rm., din. rm., kit, breakfas
and sunroom 2ild floor; finished bed
] rn. 3rd floor; excel. yard, det. gar
RAYMOND B. DUNN, 1920 Wis
ave-, OR. 1881. "
Evening star., 1949-07-08

SHANNON & LUCHS co
lhnh II st. NV. MA. 2346.
Evening star., 1949-07-08
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

,o,19! ADULTS desire Hnfuon 5SsdTm
FAMILY 1fdMaf Of FOUR wants s-s.drm.
bunsalow. will pay to S125; NV.
coSr.o ~ or kMpI5YE,4 Ha 5Y 4os' children; 10. nn
furnished house vicinity Catholic
HOUSE sSfSHs' IL A APT. ISG' wanted an s1' BY CIV
prof. yet, adults. 2 children;
4 bedrooms. or 2 bedrooms plus
aS lance oayns 'ssa Sept ofss ReDiy pU HS
sz94 after ( pm. or address WOOD
INDIANA UNIvERsiTY professor and
family, on leave. need two-bedroom
house vsr2 or 9rtm ho in
cialiy and morally responsible. Ex-
cellent Washington references. Please
write s E, BRADEN:. $50 South
sBEDRM ho0Ro1nEspn HoHsP. unf nnalans near p.ro
sR'a s1fIs,ss ;snsP, sslE SA''fa d.l Y
FAMILY OF want unfurn. house.
sino VIII DECORATE sobs inside; will pay to
WANTED To RENT-unfurnished 3.
bedroom detached brick with recrea-
tion room and nice yard. in ne.
Woodbridge or nearby Virginia; near
schools and shopping essential Ss5
top, will take lease. Box 16a-M,
AIR FORCE OFFICER desires s-bed-
room unfurnished house rs soon as
possible. Dial SH. 3461. 81
NAVAL OFFICER and wife, no chill
dren, desire house, furnished or un-
furnished; NEARBY Va; 500. FA.
AIR FORCE OFFICER desires : or
3 bedroom unfurnished house. Phone
FR: 5000. Ext. 4493 -
GOVT. ENG'R desires unfurn. 2 or 2
bedrm. house; Va. area. 10 mi. to
D. c.: 3 adults: S90-S110; prior
Aug: lst. OW. 1859. -s
1t. COL, U. s. A. F., wife and two
children, wants to rent 3-bedrm
unfurn. house. in or mr.. Alexan-
dria. Lge. wooded lot desired, but
not essential. GL. 3797.
BROOM HOUSE; permanent: 500
maximum. Children. District OF
Md: Box 170-M, Star. 10
WANTED TO RENT BY AIR FORCE
officer-4-bedrm., 2-bath house. in
Montgomery County, Leland School
district: S125-S135. WI. h154. Id
WANTED or 8 rm. unfurn. house
! small child: in D. c. or up to
1,, y mi A., in EMs Nd. or Va; max. s7b
NEED FURN. AND UNFURN. house.
70 rent in Chevy Chase and Bethes.
d.: MRS: CLYDE C. HUNTINGTON
Evening star., 1949-07-08
HOUSES UNFURkIshEp

.-BEDRooM semidetached brick;
available July IS; $s5 month; chill
dren welcoms. Warfleld 1854.
BRICK BUNGALoWL5 rooms, f1ll
@oaih; lease rsaaissa: s;i, x; x, sosS;
Alex, few min. from Pent. Bldg. !;
complete equip. kit. full bsmt., en-
trance trance front ssn and rear reas. rent.
SILVER SPRING houses available
LAWRENCE v. LUTEs, sligo 1929
or ewes, Mr.. Baylor, Sligo 4906,
CORNER BRICK HOME, Silver Spring,
Md: Ia block transp.; lge. yard,
eonyen. to stores. For info, uN.
I'm. STONE BuNGALow-Modern
on wash. and Old Domin. rd.; not
for families larger than 4: ready
July 15. DU. 6255. Will show Sun.
DETACHED s-RooM brick house
for rent in desirable silver Spring
locstion; $15O per mo. Call TU.
ALEX.-Brisht and cheerful 2-bedrm.
Vernon, Just . blks. off Memorial
hwy. Liv rm. with firepl. din. rm.,
screened porch, gar; Sl15 per mo.
on years lease. r. L: KANE,
INC, Realtors, King and Wash.
sts., Alex. Open 9 till 8. AL. 3913.
FOR sERvICEMEN oNLY-a, rm.
houses in the country front and
back yards; S65 Navy settlement,
no bus. Phone Rockville 4s24;;-1O
VIENNA-6 rms, fireplace in living
nm nm s135 mo g9r InslYdss g1,s utilities SAL and
Arm needs and will appreciate 3 or
bedrm, . bath, unfurn. home on
or about Aug. I5;, will pay up to
S175 per mo. Prefer NV. suburbs.
MR.. MIcHELs. $40 Ring Bldg, 18th
HYHTTsvILLEGBuy VA Il VII. uy'ii like rent, $500
down, S75 mo-; small 6-rm. bum
yard. good section. MI. 447o or
35th AND ALBEMARLE SITS. NV
6 rms; and 2 baths, $500 IaS 2 mo: g.
5ss RANDoLPH ST. NV. = Semi
detached; 8 large rooms on 2 floors;
. baths. l on each floor: Also 2
attic rooms. LARGE lot. 2-csr ga
rage. OIL neat. ii ~. fLhNl a.
GORDON. INC, 1874 Park I'd. NV.
SUBURBAN ALEX.-New. bedrms
semidet., large yard, refgr, auto.
washer; Sl1O. ov. 6a4O;
MODERN a-BEDRM. BUNGALOW, in
Kensington; S100 plus utils. 81
5644 after q pm. 5
2-BEDRM. brick bunga.: l.r.. dr.. K.
b., unfin. attic, bsnt. Children well
come. SlO0 mo. Come 1-a pm. Wed.
to Mon. 1925 6Sth ave, Defense
Heights. HyattSville s.
NEW SEMIDET. BRICK, 8 rms, bath,
with finished rec. rm., shower and
toilet. VI. n726. IS
NORTH ARLINGTON, 1146 N. Utah
St.-5 rms, . bedrms., screened-in
porch; convenient loc.: $12O per
mo. After pm, call Gil. 0306.
Evening star., 1949-07-08
HOUSES EXCHANGED

EXCHANGE suburban Phila. house
four bedrot $. single; part stone;
in Drexel hill, for four-bedroon
house in NV. wash. or nearb,
Maryland. Write Box s5-s, Star
6.
- Two-bedroom enc
house, exchange for two three bed.
room house; preferable NV. Wash
ington. Box 276-S, Star. So
los SOUTH PORTLAND AVE. Vent.
nor. Atlantic City, N. j.. S-bedroon
house, "a block boardwalk, for D. c
NJ. BALLARD. I'LL Investment
Bldg. Washington, D. c. TO-