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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-11
POWER MEN IN JUNEAU
 EN ROUTE TO ANNETTE

Harold waller, hydro electric en- gineer and surveyor, stopped in Ju- neau today on his way south.
 He had been working at Kodiak since June on fishtrap and can nery surveys on the island and the Seward Peninsula.
 Waller will stop at Metlakatla on his way to Seattle. He is en- gineer for the Purple Lake Hydro electric project being planned there
 Also in Juneau en route to Met lakatla were Herbert Bryan and D. T. Lowery of the Rural Electri- fication Administration office at Palmer. Alaska.
 After stop-over at Annette Is- land, these men will proceed to Spokane for a conference.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-11
MAXIM SHAPIRO
 IN CONCERT ON
 THURSDAY NIGHT

An opportunity to hear master of the keyboard, a man who mas charmed metropolitan audiences and critics with his brilliant per- formances in Europe, the Orient and America, is being offered Ju- neau residents Thursday night. Maxim Shapiro, who is familiar to many people who heard nm perform here two years ago, Will open his concert at 8:30 o'clock in the 2Oth Century Theatre.
 Soloist with the San Francisco Symphony and an artist who has been acclaimed for his magnificent interpretations of both classical and modern selections, Shapiro has chosen a program which promises to he anything but stereotyped Chopin and Beethoven share the bill with Ravel and Virgil Thomp- son. Beethoven's Sonata in c Major" and Liszt's "Tarantella" will be presented -hano with tango, waltz, a lullaby and ragtime.
 Chopin lovers are being handed their favorites: "Polonaisa in A-Flat i Major" "Nocturne in c Sharp Minor" "Berceuse," among others. The handsome pianist, Russian by birth but American by choice, is product of the worlds most fa- nous teachers. His wife and Mrs. David Fenway of Juneau, the form CT Corinne Jenne, were classmates at Mills College in California. Following tn concert Shapiro will be honor guest at a reception at l the Governors House with mem i bers of the Business and Profession
 al Women serving as hostesses, Tickets to the performance are be-
 ing sold Icy club members and Will also be available at the box office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-11
SQUARE DANCING TONIGHT

As usual on Tuesday, the Teen Age clubhouse will be open for adults tonight from o'clock un- til midnight.
 The square dancing, the feature of these Community Center Nights" will begin at 8:30 o'clock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-11
ROSARY CRUSADE RADIO

There will be a special Rosary Crusade Radio program over Sta tion KINY at 6:30 pm. Wednesday October 12, according to announce ment today
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-11

Most of the inhabitants of New foundland live by fishing, forestry or mining.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-10-11

French traders and missionaries first settled in Wisconsin in 1870.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-04-01

A concerted drive to up the eff
cheney of the Norwegian industrial
worker has led to series of inter
esting projects involving the joint
efforts of Government, employer
and employee For the past six
months, a special, Subcommittee
for Increased Production has been
probing the human factor within
the Norwegian industrial machine
in an effort to alleviate the causes
of absenteeism, increase job inter
est, and in general to cut the gap
between present output and the
production potential of the existing
technical plant.
Mr.. F'rederik Haslund, chairman
of this committee, recently out
lined in a Washington interview
the scope of the various human
problems growing out of five years
of occupation under an enemy
power Increasing a workers
output, noted Mr.. Haslund," is no
mere problem of cutting the num-
Der of motions he makes in per-
forming an operation. 1t is a
question of morale-of how well
satisfied the worker is with his
job. Considering the peculiar fac
tors representing a residue from
the occupation years, the task of
this committee has been found to
be as much psychological as ply
sical."
Early in the program, a close
contact was established between
the committee-Which functions as
a coordinating agent - and the
management of various individual
plants. In response to a question
naire, managers explained the fac
tors which they felt were slowing
production. In many instances
these proved to be grounded in the
attitude of the worker toward his
job. With committee aid, numer-
Gus morale-building projects have
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-04-01
Power Stations
Go Underground

Some 1000 industrial under
takings employing 10000 work.
ers are now organized under Nor
ways Industrial Guard, it was re-
vealed recently. This body, estabL
lished by the Norwegian Industries
Association, is charged with or
ganizing and directing civilian de-
Tense in industrial concerns.
Director of the Industrial Guard,
Hans Blom, outlined in Oslo last
week some of the measures which
are being taken to insure the
maintenance of industrial produc-
ton and civilian life generally in
the event of war; Vital in this
connection, he said, was the safe
guarding of the nations hydro
electric supplies. At present Nor
way is building number of hydro
electric power stations under
ground, and when these are COM
pleted in another three or four
years, Norway will have an un-
foreground generating capacity of
100000 hip.
Fully developed these plants can
produce 100000 hip. which cor
responds to so per cent of all the
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-04-01
Morse Consider Human Factor

sprung up within a large number
of plants. Improved clinics, vaca-
ton homes, plant newspapers,
sports clubs, plant orchestras, and
similar projects have been aimed
at making the working site some
thing more than a mere spot where
one puts in his time. Films, and
reading matter distributed through
the Committee confront the work.
er with the simple truth that it is
he, after all, who determines in
large measure whether production
schedules will be met.
Members of the committee who
include employers, employees, and
government representatives are
convinced that any plans for in
creased output under the proposed
Four Year Recovery Program must
involve careful consideration of
this human factor. Gratifying pro-
duction increases during the past
six months are sufficient to indi-
cate that the groups activities
must be taken up on a broader
basis.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-04-01
News In Brief:

The British authorities have
suggested to the Danish-minded
South Slesvig people that they
enter into direct negotiations with
the Kiel government on the safe
guarding of their interests and
have promised their participation.
The South Slesvig Society there
upon at a board meeting in
Copenhagen-decided to try this.
Conferences will be on cultural
political basis. The Society will
prepare concrete proposals follow
ing the line of direction sketched
at the recent conference in Co.
penhagen with the Danish Gov
eminent and the Danish parlia-
mentary delegation which recent
~ returned from round-table con-
ferences in London.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-04-01

waterpower presently exploited in
Norway Unlike power stations,
the dams which hold the water for
the turbines cannot be completely
defended against military attack.
But, said Mr.. Blom, by careful
planning a good deal can be done
to insure a "safety-margin."
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1949-04-01

fiveman delegation of Swedish Furniture Manufacturers
Export Association arrived New York recently aboard the Sed
ish American liner stockholm The group negotiate
with UN regarding furnishing River
Drive with Swedish
here is c. Carlson, president Harry
Stockholm Harry Carlson president ABB Sara
bOgs Mobeindust Karl Ideso ABB
Gusta Lundgren president Nobel ABB
GOper president GOperts Indusr.
Evening star., 1949-09-14
HOLLYWOOD:

aO1IL1 WooD' @
Robert Cummings hopes to fin
ish his Petty Girl in time to
dash to Rome to see Carlo finish
her Lover and Friend" for his
movie company. "Then do "A
Mans World at Columbia again.;
bob tells me. He is searching 1or
a new, young star to be his leaomg
lady in 1.-The Glass Heart"
When Stewart Granger. Brit
aims top male star, arrives IN
HOLLYWOOD, Metro will announce
that it has bought his contract.
And when he stars in Quo Vadis?"
he will get Janet Leigh, not Eliza
beth Taylor, for the girl ne saves
from the lions.
Orson Welles has found some
money to continue production on
his "Othello" picture. His leading
lady is now Susan Cloutier,
French actress.
Montgomery Cliff doesn't really
belong in The Heiress." Because,
at the end, he loses the girl-and
a middle-aged girl, at that!
Ralph Meeker, the actor who
followed Marion Brando in "A
Streetcar Named Desire" will play
one of the two top male roles in
"Glass Menagerie.'
Cathy O'Donnell is busy getting
her passport to go to London for
"The Miniver Story" But she
needn't rush. This picture is meet
ing some delay. caused by working
conditions there.
Shelley Winters was wanted by
Gregory Peck for the play. Petit
coat Fever" with Robert Ryan
and Dorothy MCGUIRE. But Shell
ley's U-I bosses said no, as chas-
tisement for her cutting up on the
set.
Lana Turner's bosses are still
pitching WOO to Cary Grant to
take her for his leading lady In
"A Life of Her own"
Loretta Young's Key to the
City" set is closed tight against
visitors or Interruptions. They are
trying to make up the IS lost days
while Loretta was in the hospital.
Glenn Ford, just back from
France. Italy and London, tells
me that Roberto Rossellini wants
Evening star., 1949-09-14
Hollywood Diary
Cummings Lines Up Busy Schedule
By SkeiIoh Grohom

him for 1T Happened in Paris,
with Viviane Romance.
Myrna 10y and Gene Markey
have set up housekeeping in Paris,
where Gene is making a movie.
They are both very popular in the
French capital.
Valli returned to Hollywood
from Europe, leaving Husband
Oscar de Mejo in New York. But
she assures me that her marriage
is not shaky again. Oscar. once a
musician and before that COL
umnist. is now a professional
painter-landScapeS.
(Released by North American Newspaper
Alliance, Inc0
Evening star., 1949-09-14

III am, 1:45, 4:35. 7:25 and 1920
pm.
Metropolitan - "Brimstone"
II: 40 am, lao, $40, $40, TAO
and GAS pm.
National-"The Great Sinner;
11:15 am, 1:20, 3:25, $50, 7:35
and $40 pm.
Palace-"Top o. the Morning; :;
II am, ITO, 3:2O, $50, TAO and
$50 pm.
Pix-"The Search; $50, 6:35
and GAS pm.
PIayhouse-"The Girl in the
Painting; IL am, 12:45, 2:35,
4:20, 6:10, 8 and $50 pm.
Evening star., 1949-09-14
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time of Showing

Ambassador-"Rope of Sand;
/, $40, $40, 7:30 and 9:45 pm
Capitol-"Too Late for Tears;
III am, 1:45, 4::30. 7:15 and 10
pm. Stage shows: 1855, 1886
6::25 and 9:10 pm.
Columbia-"Madsme Bovary"
11:50 am. 2:20, 4:50, 1920 and
$50 pm.
Dupont-"Desire"; 2:25, $50
and 835 pm.
Hippodrome - THE Mozart
Story; 2, $50, $50, 7:45 and
GAS pm.
Keith's-"Easy Living; 11:40
am. 1:45, 3:45, $50, 7:50 and
$50 pm.
Little-"If I Had a Million;
Evening star., 1949-09-14

that day the Chicago Bears racked
up those 10 points.
If professional football had
nothing better than this to offer,
George Preston Marshall would
long since have been a pauper,
the figure of pity in the eyes even
of sports columnists.
Evening star., 1949-09-14

Reign of Terror;
11:20 am, lis, 3:05, 5, BIS and
1880 pm. Preview: $50 and GAS
pm.
Rope of Sand; Ills
am, Ills. 3:25. 5:35. TAO and II
pm. Sneak preview; GAS pm.
Evening star., 1949-09-14
ADVERTISEMENT.
Eve Cautions

Bright. glaring light tires eyes. Avoid
reading in shadow. Diffused, indirect
light is restfnl. To soothe and relax
overworked, sore, tired. burning. itching
eyes use comforting pleasant Lavoptik.
30 years success Praised -. thousands.
Get Lavoptik today. (Eye-cup included)
Be DELIGHTED or money back. All drug
ciStS
Evening star., 1949-09-14

oall squad. To a man and woman,
they pitch in and try to earn
their salaries but they must have
come out of this tilt almost as
embarrassed as our Redskins were
Evening star., 1949-09-14
Macarthur

Continued From Page A-24D
Evening star., 1949-08-04

$500 down. Vacant. Lovely 2-story
brick, & large rms. and bath. front
and rear inclosed porches, full
Conv. to everything. Priced to sell
This week. Call till 8 pm. weekdays,
Sun. 12 to 5.
VIM. Calomiris Inv. Corp.
lOl2 18th ST. NV pI 1888 "a
Evening star., 1949-08-04
HOUSES UkFURklshED

2-STORY DETACHED BRICK, 2 bed
rooms, liv. rm., din. rm., kit, full
6psmts Hysttsville, Md s11o mo.
NICE Yei H4ksG; s4kM.; a-story brick home in
to everything. PRINCE GEORGES
REALTY CO., WA. $685. or UN.
s;kM. BRICK, semdiet.; in good con,
GRooM es'Se Really. Rsf *: *. or cH HsF 44s7
seBEDRM. GGsn ah'lt COLONIAL brick home. 1
block from Woodmoor Shopping
Center in Silver Spring. blocks
from parochial and public schools,
81! sH2'; o55s' y5i,s lease req MR. sToEsR &g
Two s,RM. HOUSES, 1st CONNER
cial Good Hope I'd Sc: .Arcola
heat: needs redec. Rent as is, $50
per mo. each. Box 51-X, Star. -
Observation-Disclosures and dig
nified i,brS Newly ev decorated Drawing Dr.
on 1st floor; 3 bedrms., baths,
maids rm. and bath. ON End; beau
tiful garden. Mrs. Way, MI. 1927.
FRANCES POWELL HILL, 1908 goth
st st. w ~. sIS DE 41oI, Oh. n 90
rms, gas heat. full basement; level
lot, 7ox1oo; Ss5; lease. Ho. 6s4O.
IN TAKOMA PARK - 8 bedrooms
convenient to shopping and trans
portation; inclosed yard; heat fur
nished; S125 mo. WA. S114. -6
SEVERAL NEW HOUSES, in an ex-
cellent residential section, 31a miles
south Of Alexandria, Just of Mt
Vernon blvd; each on H-acre lot;
completely equipped kitchens; 8 and
4 bedrms.. S135 to S160 per month
CHAUNCEY & CLARKE, Realtors
and Insurers. ia No. st. Asaph
St., Alex, Va. oV. 1892, AL. 1920
Evening star., 1949-08-04
COUNTRY BOARD
ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

For / GIRL-Private bath and en-
trance; near shop. cent, transporta-
tion. Z pm. to 8, WA. 52l2: q
LADY, 25-35, to share downtown own Sp
other lady. Reas. MI. 1895 after
sIUssIsRRsswoMAN IisI E s. will share single
apt. with girl bet ages 81 and 35.
For information call CO. 1000, Ext.
S, between 8 ana B. D
WORKING MOTHER and baby desire
for care Of baby. ME. 1916 sfter
yoGHNG z & NJ GENTLEMAN to share 2-bed-
room Petworth apt. with 2 Govern
ment men. Sal per mo-: liy. ;' Tm.'
din: rm:, Kit bath bath. ST. o4oo, Ext'
1oSss ss, LAPY xPS sss shane ossr apt s4 in M M
f sTGbiio ftH5i si'fE Room, Nm clean, attractive
lady; 14th and Park I'd. vic. Can
Gisf. atsfr s. shsFe Tg' ca5i S6sa groom apt with
one other; .conv. NV. section; Re.
1924 bet. and s. ask for Violet:
or come to 56l5 Ga. ave; after q.
YOUNG LADY to share 2-room apt,
with kitchen priyil:, twin beds, with
another lady. s15 18th st. NV. NE.
GIRL GIRL Il, r. 1872, tS2; to share with 2
others, large rooms and bath; $50
month. Call HO. 1872.
COUPLE. colored, desires another to
share 6-room house, all priVn:; l
child accepted VI 3 ,sse sE over H:so 4sae m
CoLORED-YoUNG MAN to share
room with another. young man;
some privileges. RIA. $3.50. -594
Park I'd. NV. o.
Evening star., 1949-08-04
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

1859 IRVING ST. N.W.---Bedrm. and
Kitchen, share bath, suitable l le-
spectacle lady; $50 mo. MI. $3.50.
1913 KANSAS AVE. N.w.-Large rm.,
kit, dinette, pvt. entr.; SS5, includ.
utils.; for 2 empl. Gentlemen e or
couple. Call before noon, GE. 1864.
sLGE. RooMS-Kit. and bath. new
ly furn. and redecorated, in apt;
bldg, 20 min. from Capitol and
downtown, near Naval Gun FACTORY.
write Box 147;M. Star. IS
NEAR 14th and Harvard SITS. NV.
ali util. included; suitable for work.
ing couple; conv. to all trans; $50
HT. PLEASANT, excel. location-Bed.
room, liv. rm., din. rm., KIT. ano
bath, $3.50. Call TU. 0641 between
ssr 70 aed sth 7 81. P.m ma.E.-Near downtown, 2
' rms, kit, dining alcoye, modern tile
bath with built-tn tub and shower;
,ssa ssa,5Si NtwTdN R6i IseSN sT! INV. Front Ink
rm., also bedrm, and Kit, util; turn
Bus At door: adults. HO; 35o2; -
semipvt. bath; ideal for newly weds
d sT. NV, at Conn. ave.-Airy liv
rm, bath, 8 single bedrms. and pul
kit and sun deck, S125; spac. rm:
bath, pull. kit, $1o0; utils. includ
DU. 1887, TR. 0433. -
ON CAPITOL HILL-Attrac.. 8 rms.
kit, and bath, yd., pvt .entranee;
10
Evening star., 1949-08-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwes,

UNIVERSITY PARK
Price now has been reduced drasti-
cally for immediate sale; beautiful
prewar all-brick Colonial; in excel
lent condition.. ideally located in
the most desirable part Of this high
Valley shopping center; 6 rms, bath,
full basement. screen porch: fine
level lot: slate roof. S17,b0O.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411
Ewes. call ia. 1927.
BEThESDA-center entrance coloni-
cious and 2 Of the bedrms.. take
twin beds, (powder rm. LIST f.;
nice yard: good neighborhood;
house in immaculate condition.; i'm
%ed to See Dfss RAYMoaD sSaE nf55lqs p6NS 4so Ss
Wis. ave. NV. OR. 1889. Il
Greenwich Forest-S16,-
$50. Brick, center entrance. home
Set on an unusually lge. lot: An
~ II; % table "sa SPACE nFeR1 k 0ash bedrms CD ss
and bath on 2nd A. The owner is
leaving. shortly for Florida. See this
home before 1t Is too late EARL
T; WRIGHT, WI. 5000; eyes,, WI.
BETHEsDA-Ss0O cash will handle
this lovely det. brick bungalow,
med. occupancy. 1t features a
dinette,. mod completely equipped
kit; 2 Ice: bedrms. and eolored tile
HANDICAPPED. Gas a.-c.h. Inspect this
home today. Call w. B. WRIGHT,
EN-. $500.
BETHESDA-Det. 6-rm., 1-bath brick
bungalow; vacant and ready for i'm
med. occupancy. First floor. liv. ,rm
3 nice bedrms. and tiled bath. Full
bsmt. Det. garage. Oil h.-w.h. Priced
very reasonable. Call w. B. WRIGHT,
EN-. $500.
BETHESDA-Immac white brick
prewar Colonial in excellent condi-
living room with built-in bookshelves
equipped kitchen; End fioor. 8 excel
lent bedrooms and tile bath. Large
shady yard; detached garage; stairs
to finished attic. Reasonably priced
at $1,000 Call w. B. WRIGHT,
BRiGHTWooD-e-rm. semidet. brick,
gas h.-w.h., ideal for small family:
Close to schools. transp.. stores and
churches, $4,000 down payment.
Poss. with title. Eyes: MI, Spratt'
GO. 1892 SS35oo33' with KAY REALTY CO.
Observation-Disclosures row brick
home in good condition; 2 Ice. bed
rooms, front and 2 rear screened
porches; full basement; gas h.-w.h.;
garage. Small down payment, bal
ance like rent: Call Mr.: stover,
CAMPANELIIA 81 WOOD, Elk. Alb;
ewes, TW. 1910. -5
BRIGHTWOOD-Vacant. modern det.
brick. 8 rms, baths, finished
attic. Diet. gar, screened porch;
full bsmt.. maids rm., oil NV:
conven. location. Priced right. Cail
ewes, RA. 1897. BLANKEN q
PRESS, INC, 1424 K st. NV. ST.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C. - Corner.
Select and conv. location. Masonry
and frame construction. English
architecture. gracious, roomy center
hall; Lily. rm.. 14x27; din. rm;, ,
bedrms., 2 baths. Big closets, storage
terms. S21.6OO. JAMES c. TIPToN,
Wo. S211. Ewes. and sun., OR.
1907.
Evening star., 1949-08-04
APTs. WANTED Cont. J

URGENT-Gentlema wishes unfurn.
apt: living .rm.. kitchenette,, bath
prefer apt bldg, private entrance,
central NV; S45-$50. Box 24l-V,
YOUNG COUPLE. college grads, de-
sires small furnished apt. in nearby
Va: preferably Alex. vic. Phi. vi.
PROFESSIONAL COUPLE and baby
desire 3rm. apt. in ne. or Subur-
ban Md; rent, 500 to sos. HU,
CHINESE CORRESPONDENT. wife
and two daughters. aged IL and s,
desire unfurnished apartment;
bedrooms, living room, bathroom
and kitchen; must be near trans
portation line. Please reply to Box
EMpLoYsp MILO; sfs'' COUPLE desire furn.,
bath: max. $50, NV, Ari. or Mont
gome-y County. Box 7-Y, Star.
LANDLORDS-No charge for refer
ing your house or apartment, for
rent to Capital Transit employees
MI. 6363 weekdays. $40 to B. and
say" Il want to list some housing. -
l OR BEDROOM. unfurnished apt
or small house by refined, quiet
sober. middle-aged couple. 81. 344e
COUPLE, desires apt. for EXCHANGED
services or part rent; husband may
be employed. Call 10. a-64@s, stteE
oNE-BEDRooM furnished apartment;
preferably apartment house in Du-
pont Circle-Georgetown area: around
500; references. Call Elk. $500,
Ext. 352, 9-5, or Box 4Sl-V. Star.
WANTED-Moderne e-bedrm.. kitchen.
dinette. bath, unfurnished apart
ment in District, NV, for settled
couple, no children, no pets; refer
ences. Phone. office hours, NE. 4 35.
FURNISHED APT. 1-bedroom or ef-
ficiency, wanted by young man, wife.
YOUNG COUPLE desires unIurnished
small apt; max. S45. Call Dupont
sTuDio with adjoining apt. desired
by young couple; NV. EN-. 4123.
EMPLOYED WOMAN desires unfurn.
single apt preferably apt. bldg
EsENW DuPGpt Gre CIRCLE vic,' limit $50. Box
SERvlCEMAN. wife and baby wish
apt. l3 rooms. good section; sos,
furnished: Box 492-V. Star. %
RESPONSIBLE young woman, perm.
smpl' EN- desires one-roqm, one ki!ehenetse' a9an
2O67-s or ewes, GE. s52s. So
ARMY OFFICER desires small fur
nished apt. until Nov. l Arlington
apt. house pref, Box 29S-V, Star.
AIR FORCE SECRETARY needs fur
nished or unfurnished efficiency or
ne-bedroom apartment with pri-
vate bath and kitchen. under 500.
MISS LoREE. DU. 6l77 after pm.
FURNISHED APT. wanted: quiet
settled working couple; 2 or 3
rms. and bath; nondrinkers; close
in FIR ao4Q
Evening star., 1949-08-04
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

STATE DEPT. EXECUTIVE needs 3
or bedroom det. unfurnished
house; NV. preferred, west of Rock
Greek; best of care; up to $150:
year lease. Call OR, 052s. -
SCIENTIST needs s-Il room unfur-
pref; up 70 $500. 81. 0653. -
3-bedroom house; Sl1O-Sl5O mo !;
NV. section preferred. American
UNIVERSITY Park, Bethesda. Ex.
NAvaI 19s 6fF1ckk 6ff aas rfs sfss so s3s 6saf sS
house If it has 2-3 bedrms., nice
yard and is in vic. Amer. Univ
PIX, Friendship Hts, or close in
Va. area; porch. garage desirable
Wan Want to to move in between pbno now and an
ARMY OFFICER wishes to rent un-
ABOUT Sept; 15; preferably, Beverly
Hills 5lias cleSslane os $50. Rt or F0Ahal s ss-
ARMY COLONEL and wife desire un-
furn. 3-bedrm., 2-bath mod. house;
no children Essential Servants
rm.. and bath, garage, storage space.
rent rent no. tt to .ei exceed 800 500 Geerse-
Cali s to l2 noon, oW: 1925. $
LIEUTENANT COLONEL and wife,
no children or pets. desire un-
furnished or partially furnished
house with garden in close-in North
west section; S115 max. HU. 6967.'
desires or 4 bedroom furnished
house, nearby Virginia or Maryland,
for occupancy Sept. l; years lease
or longer. WI. 0S11. -
UNFURN. GRIN. HOUSE in Bethesda.
C, C. area. wanted by consultant,
wife, daushter. Is; present land
3 OR 4 BEDRM. unfurnished house
wanted by September in NV. D. c.:
consider older substantial house on
lease: mature family; good refer
ences. WILLIAMS, RE. 800, Ext.
NAVY CAPTAIN requires "a bedroom
furnished or unfurnished house,
North Arlington or Northwest Dis
trict. Occupancy 1st Sept. Rent
NsS% rsSs9na61ss a6Mnp oW n,;, Go4o 4.
room home det., unfurnished, pre-
sured, max. S125. Phone johnson
$4,000, Ext. 1O4. CoMDR. BERG.
2 OR a-BEDRM. HOUSE in Arl. Have
2 35 boys; yS5l ages g. g. 8; sL@5 max. max.
NEED 's.sEDRM. HOUSE for Sept.
BRIGMAN, TU. 474o before noon.
10 OR T L. ROOM House. vicinity
Catholic Univ, with option to buy.
raorEssfojNaE aoi ss5Sj z to NAN & needs 3 Or Or
or nearby Nd. west of Rock Creek
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