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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-07-29
8 Teams
In Posco
SB Loop

Initial play In the newly.
formed Imminent League" an
eight.team Pasco softball cir.
cult, was slated to get under.
way at Memorial park last night
under the lights with the Jaycees
tangling with the American lie.
gion in the opener, and the Ki.
wants crossing bats with Griggs
in the nightcap.
Game times for all games
have been scheduled at 7:15 D.
m. and $3.50 pm, with one hour
and IS minutes allowed for each
game.
Other members Of the new
league are the Lions, Vets,
Teen Ayers and PUD.
The complete schedule II ~
follows:
July % - Jaycees W.. Amcri.
can Legion; KiWanls vs.. Griggs.
July 20 = Teen.Agers vs. IL.
ons; PUD VS. Vets.
Aug. 4 - PUD W. Lions: Vets
VS. Griggs.
Aug. S - Legion vs. Teen.As.
ers: Jaycees vs. kiwanis.
Aug IL ~ Vets VI kiwanis,
Jaycecs w Teen.Agers.
Aug. II - fuD vs. Legion. II.
ons W. Griggs.
Aug. 10 - Lions vs. kiwanisl |
Griggs vs. Legion,
Aug. II -- Jayeees VI vetsi |
puD Va Teen Ayers
Aug. Is --= Lions ys vetsi taYs
cees Va fub.
Aug ~ - gfleas Va Teen Az
sfs: kiwahis We Iesisn.
Aug "a - klWanis va Teen. |
Ayers! Vets Va Legion.
Aug. "a - Gfiggs vs. PUP;
Jaycees VS. Lions.
Aug. Is - Jayeees vs. Gfiggs.
Legion vs Liens:
Aug. 26 ~ pup VS. Kiwanis; |
Vets VS. Teen.Agefs.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-07-29
Wrestler No Spikko
English, Lie Floor

day. Melvin has been at the
Hangar once before and Is q
good wrestler.
In the semi.windup it will be
AL Szazz facing Tarzan Zimba.
The boy with all the rs in his
name opened up the head OF his
opponent in recent match here
and spread blood all over the
ring. Zimba, rough and tough,
wrestles much in the style OF
Szazz. It will be a 45-n1inute
bout. $1,000
In the 309- minute opener, Pierre
LaBelle will face Salvatore
Flores. LaBelle was here two
weeks ago and captured the
heart of the crowd. Fast and
nimble Flores is about the same
weight as the French boy and 1t
promises to be an interesting
bout.
The opener starts at $3.50 pm.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-07-29

Those st. Louis Cardinals are
bothering US again. The Cards,
always team to regard highly,
are back on the comeback trail
again. Who ever thought they
would be leading the league at
this time of year? It all goes to
show how easy it Is to be wrong
on baseball. We stuck our neck
out last week to give the Yanks
no chance to cop the American
league flag But those Yanks
keep doing things and it appears
now that the Indians are the lone
bar to their success If there is
any bar.
And SO now, unless "Chally"
comes in with that other column,
this Is it. So sorry, but that the
way It is.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-07-29

wees as are determined to be
feasible will be included In the
McNary project.
The KenneWick and Pasco
meetings have been called so
that the people in the McNary
reservoir area may be fully in
formed as to the problems in.
volved In consideration of pro.
tective levees along the pool. At
each Of the meetings the district
engineer will present plans for
levees which appear to be eco
nomically justified on the basis
Of information now available.
Plans will be displayed showing
the location Of these levees, typi.
cal details of their cross sections,
and the approximate nature Of
the pumping plants and drain.
age facilities required. The ex.
tent of areas for which no pro.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-07-29

lection is presently planned also
will be shown.
Items of special importance at.
fecting the levee plans include:
General layout and location OF
the proposed levees; location
and extent of areas for which
protection is not proposed; the
extent of drainage facilities pro.
posed and location of pumping
plants; and the effect of the pro.
posed levees on port develop.
mentS. ~ 1880.
All interested parties, includ.
ing federal, state, county, mum.
cipal and other governmental
agencies and those of CONNER.
cial, industrial, civic, highway,
railroad, port district and other
property owners concerned, are
invited to attend or to be repre-.
scented.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-07-29
New Book Given
To Posco Couple

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur M. Mil
Ter, 1924 w. Mound, Pasco, spent
the weekend in Pomeroy at the
home of Judge E. v. Kuykendall,
and brought home with them a
CODY of the book recently writ
ten by Judge Kuykendall.
The book, an historical ac-
count of Garfield county and the
Walla Walla area, was typed
by Mr.. Miller's class in the Pom
eroy school where he teaches.
Judge Kuykendall is an old
timer in this area and has re.
called many events of the ear
ly days of this section Of Wash
ington in his book.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-07-29
Girls Gather
SoftbuII Teum;
Play tuesday

A teen.age girls softsall
team, recently organized in Pas.
CO. will get its first taste of
diamond action Tuesday night
when they swap basehits with
the Richland Tri.City Herald
girls aggregation.
Operating under the monicker
Amazon 'Recs'," the team is
composed Of 20 girls, all men,
berS Of the Recreation Center.
Others who are interested in
playing softball are urged to
contact Maurine Miller or En-
Morgan at the Center.
Tuesday nights fracas has
been slated to get underway at
Ills pm. at Memorial Park. s
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-07-29
Side Lights on Sports
By JOE DlGGIN

This column today Is being
written with certain amount of
vindictiveness. We have Just
made a new friend and then all
of sudden here is how he
treats us: Last week we typed
up a column on some subject
which we have forgotten, hand.
ed 1t over to "Chally" Chalberg
Of the Pasco Herald, told him to
add on paragraph or two, and
trusted that all would be hunky-
dory.
Now, as press time rolls
around, no column, and Hill Will.
liams comes in with the intelli.
gence that friend "Chally" has
lost the copy. It's bad enough to
look ahead and know that some
day all Of us will have written
"30" to all, and to have to run
the chance of our last column,
which may be our best, being
lost In q pile of obituaries.
Shakespeare never repeated.
because he didn't believe In
expeditions. We don't either.
only It's because we cunt 70.
member that well. So this Ii
merely q column Vim lieu" Of q
lost column and has no other
particular justification for be.
ing. ''' -. '.. q. ,- ~.' '--
Was out to the fairgrounds
yesterday and 1t was a pleasant
to say the least. Those
rodeo boys are really doing
things. Grandstands up, tracks
laid out corrals built, more
buildings and Improvements un.
der way. When rodeo was first
preached by such fellows as Pat
Owens, Grin Lande and others,
we had our misgivings, but to-
day it's all O. K. We can see
that the rodeo can't be anything
except a success. With real |
equipment, men with the know
how in charge, and outstanding |
performers all signed, every
hing looks super in Kennewick
rodeo circles. '
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1949-07-29
Card Club Entertained
Ry Mrs. c. s. Anthony

Mrs. {. S. Anthony OF Pasn
was hostess to members Of her
card club Friday evening, With
the evenings play following tae
serving of an 8 o'clock dessert
Honors at cards went to Mrs
Steve Liberty, Mrs. George Pat.
ton and Mrs. Adelbert Ochse.
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-28

meeting, which will be held at the
home of Mrs. Emma Lodge on Fri
day evening, November II. Please
notice change of hour, eight p. m.
instead of 2 p. m, as usual.
Mrs. Viva webb, who has acted
as chairman of the hospital hos
tesses for the month of October, re-
ported that all dates were filled for
the month. The project leaders for
the month gave a demonstration on
Know Your Herbs" This commit
tee consisted of Mrs. Laura Dick
insOn and Mrs Heegar. They
stressed the importance of herbs in
the diet, as we'll as their import
ance for their medicinal qualities.
Each guest was served with a plat
ter containing tomato juice, sliced
tomato, string beans, and egg ON
elet, each food being very tastefully
favored with various herbs, which
was much enjoyed by all. The fol-
lowing committee was appointed in
charge of the Christmas party, Mrs.
Maggie DerricksOn, Mrs. Irma Le-
Compile, Mrs Elsie Hunter, aud
Mrs. Albert Peterman. Report
chairman, Mrs. Groverman, urges
that all reports be sent to her not
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-28

later than November 1, and please,
have them signed, in order to get
credit for your club work during
the year. Deadline. November l.
Can we make this 1OO96? Thank
you.
On the evening Of November IT,
at Lincoln Community Hall, Shaw
nee Club, Shawnee Evening Club,
and Glendale Club will meet as a
group. Miss Ligon will be present
to demonstrate Holiday Refresh
ments."
The recreation chairman Of each
club is asked to plan some games
for the evenings entertainment.
Also the regular hostesses will act
as refreshment committee. Let us
have a good attendance, please re-
member date, November II at p.
m. Place, Lincoln Community Hall.
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-28

provided: (a) Employees of such
concerns work on the same prem
ises as the retail establishment, and
(b) not more than Is per cent of
the goods solids by the company
moved in interstate commerce.
s. Retail or service establish
ments generally if over so per cent
of the annual dollar volume Of
sales is made within the state.
Laundries Excluded
9. Laundries and other places
which clean and repair clothing or
fabrics, provided: Over so per cent
Of the annual dollar volume of
sales is derived from sales within
the state; and 75 per cent of such
volume is derived from sales to
customers who are not in the min
ing, transportation, manufacturing,
or communications business.
10. Employees engaged in the
first processing of buttermilk.
II. Employees of carriers by air
who are not subject to the provi-
siOns of the Railway Retirement
Act.
II. Irrigation workers on no.
profit projects used exclusively for
the supplying and storing of water
of agricultural purposes.
The new measure also relieves
from liability purchasers of "hot
goods who acquired the merchan-
disc in good faith on written assur-
ance from the producers that the
acts requirements had been met
and who had no knowledge of any
violation.
The child labor exemption pro-
visions are brOadened to apply spe-
officially to children in televisior
and radio, and to children on agri-
cultural jobs outside of school
hours prevailing in the school dis
trict.
Under the maximum hour pTOvi-
siOns there is a new definition OF
regular rate of pay" 1t states that
in computing overtime beyond A
hours a week there shall be no cHT.
sideratiOn of such things as Christ
mas bonuses, vacation pay, and in.
come from profit-sharing plans.
Some of those items already have
been ruled out by the administra,
tor of the wage-hour act. The re,
vised language gives those ruling.
| the force of law.
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-28
Blast Lifts Miner
To Safety

KALGOORLIE, West Australia
-(P)-A gold miner here was in
cautious. There was an explosion
70 feet away. His mates rushed in
expecting to find him shattered. He
was merely dazed. The explosion
had lifted him bodily, and the fly
ing rocks had passed under him.
He was, however, severely pepper
ed by small bits, which had forced
pieces of dungaree and flannel
beneth his skin. Blood pOisOnin
resulted but he recovered.
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-28

BOB HOPE in 'aThe Great Lover
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-28

WALTER PIDGEON-'The Red Danube :
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-28

BETTY HUTTON in 'Red, Hot & Blue
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-28

the secretary, Mrs. Viva Webb.
The treasurer, Mrs. Delema Isa-
acs, reported a balance of around
fifty dollars in the treasury, with
all bills paid to date.
The nominating committee, which
consisted Of Mrs. Elizabeth Steven
son, Mrs. Amanda P. Stevenson,
and Mrs. H. P. Griffith, nominated
the officers for the ensuing year,
all accepted with the exception Of
the president, who declined. This
officer will be elected at the next
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-28

''THE SECRET GARDEN"
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-28
First Twin Bill

CINCINNATI - up - The first
double header recorded in baseball
history was played on September 8,
1876, between the old Cincinnati
Red Stockings and Hartford, Conn.,,
in the Reds first season in the Ma
tiOnal League. Hartford won both
games with William Candy Cum
mings becoming the games first
iron man" by pitching and winning
the two games.
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-28
shawnee club

The regular monthly meeting Of
the Shawnee Home Demonstration
Club met on Friday, October 1S, at
the home Of Mrs. Minnie Grove,
with fourteen members and one
visitor present.
The president, Mrs. Emma Lodge.
presided, and opened the meeting
with the club prayer and pledge,
reading Of minutes and roll call by
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-28

AIIan Ladd in ''CHICAGO DEADLINE"
Milford chronicle., 1949-10-28

Dial Milford s419 Comfortable Balcony COIOred Patrons!
, 1949-11-14

CARD Of APPRECIATION

Mr.. and Mrs. John Charles
Thompson beg to express
their appreciation shown to
them by their many friends
and to all who assisted in MAX
ing their Silver Wedding An
niversary a success.
, 1949-11-14
LOOK and LEARN
by A. c. Gordon

/. How many years are usually
considered a generation?
2. Who was President of the
US. at the beginning Of the Goth
century?
8. Where is baseball's Hall of
Fame situated?
4. In which sex does color-blind
ness predominant?
S. Does the white of the egg or
the yolk become the chicken?
ANSWERS on back pagel
, 1949-11-14

In The District Court of the Virgin Islands of the U. S.
Division of Saint croix at Christiansted
In the matter Of the Estate of Probate No. -Sept, Term 1949
Elizabeth Thurland, deceased.
NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT
/, e. C. Canegata, Executor of the above entitled estate, in
accordance with an order issued out of this Court dated
October "a, 1919, do hereby give notice to all interested per-
sons that they are requested to appear at he Court House
of said Court on the 5th day of December, 1949, at 1000 a. m. to
file any objections if any they have at the hearing on the final
account Of said Estate.
First publication of this notice made this 7h day of Nov
ember, 1949
R. H. AMPHLETTL LEADER D.
Attorney Executor
Evening star., 1949-01-14

IN STATIONS.
WINXFh-e6.3 Mt., Channel 742.
am. to 1908 Am.
IWRc.Fh-93.9 Me-. Channel 230.
$50 am. to am.
WBUzFk-96.7 Me-, Channel IA
/ to 8 pm.
WASH.FN-97.t Me-, Channel 746.
4:57 to II. pm.
W0l.FA9S.7 Nc. Channel 254.
am. to 1880 am.
WCFM-9o.5 Mt., Channel 75S.
5 to II pm.
WWDcFAI0i.i Me-. Channel 2b6.
7;3o am. to 1880 pm.
WGAYFk-i02.3 Me-, Channel III.
6 am. to Q pm.
W00W.F MODS Me-, Channel 77S.
z am. to Midnisht
WARl.fk-t05.5 Me-. Channel 2ss.
3 to 10 pm.
WMAlFhLt07.3 Me-, Channel 797.
o am. to Midnisht.
Evening star., 1949-01-14

ney who risks his career IN BOOM
erane."
1900, WMAL-A 10-round vel
terweight match between Tony Pei
lone and Vince Foster.
10:30, VIOLA new forum series
considers ''The DIP Problem" Full
ton Lewis and Bert Andrews mod
crate.
1880, WRC-Lightweight Boxing
Champion Ike williams Is Bill
Stern's guest.
Evening star., 1949-01-14

HIGH LIGHTS .TONIGHT.
Radio.
500, WOL-Eddie Albert and
Mareo In THE Farmer Takes q
Wife"
$3.50, WOL-Gene Raymond mod
crates; Michael O'Shea, Joan Les
lie. sheilah Graham, Robin Chan
dler and Eloise McElhoner talk about
life and love. .
SEQ, WTOP-Dan Andrews re-
creates his screen role as the attor-
Evening star., 1949-01-14

TeIevision.
500, WNBW, WTTB-"Scandal II
Paris" film starting George Sand
ers and Carole Lands.
$50, WMAL-Bryson Rash inter-
views . freshman Congresswoman.
Mrs. Cecil Harden.
9:45, WMAL-Joe Hasel interviews
George Stirnweiss Of the New York
Yankees.
Evening star., 1949-04-03
Housss wTp 10 eEHT tcs.,,l

on oR BEFokI JrLY Isl, e; -
rseriz. farn- o. EntErr-. nSAr primary
kehooL buses sAepp2nE psesef Az
rortst s.;a4a' Tsa- sees naFas e.
depeacabst :s.ady SiSs MAJ . u
ANDREWS. Box sI9. RPp 4 AA-
nAposlA Paoae Annapolis sa34 -
OFFICER. geE Army, desires sftra-
gnfgEr : o. 4 etaru u Ara;aktes.
care ef pscr- assured ca. oH+S
s-BEDRooN HOUSE. By immaculate
seals teranlS. rrsis! n Ma o. g e
stst.o1 ~! tax SAS lease .es'
PHYSICIAN sa9 wife tEpes;.zE sAsY
desire two CT three bedroom hoGst
AID fireplace. = OF Arlington aytk
References. VII ssEE lease o-eNAy
coTrLE Win : szaa children, wan,
small house n Arlington APPROX
$50; sa&rknges care. can pay !
months u advance Pnoas kE ASA
GoNERNMEST ESGISETR- wife and
son II, desires small house north
cay. Gan pay suss,anilsl saFAace
BRITisH oFfIctR aad ~. would
IKE furnished house Szth garden
nv section about : months no
children AD. soT4. $
SENATE EMPLOfE And two small
daughters, desire bedroom fur
ntshec home. IN nearby virginia
Sc
FURNISHED HOUSE or apartment
bedrooms: from May Is 20 Sept
l5: adults: Sl25 DE 644S
Ho. Y. s. AIR FORCE OFFICERS, al
grades permanently ASsiEned In
Washington, urgently Ia need fer
private apts. or houses faru. or
unfurn.: no shares Please can
RE, 800. Ext. 42ig or -lh1H s.
SIX MONTHS ADVANCE RENT. II
moderate: unfurn. house, or apt
rs 6eormk near parochial school
refined family. Du a6ul or Box
Evening star., 1949-04-03
APARTMENTS WANTED

WOMAN Govt. oficial needs uniur-
nished efficiency or onecbedroom
VETERAN looking for apt; : rms
psAsIIp shs wi VEIEsas and Wife as
UNFURN. APT. one bedroom. kit,
bath; SEQ max ad1 Nv so6nE PRES s,sF perm g.
NAVAL AVA eogiHEs OFFICER, hIT Wife and scysar-
old child, want two-bsdToom fur. ".
sSHsa ssis SATURDAY w and Sunday between
vhT: fEF: wife. WIFE child; desp.; furn. or
unfurn; apt; $40 max. DI. 31.5'
GOVT. EMPL, COUPLE, modern 8.
room unfurnished apt; by May /;
rFsMsSESr m isssGS s4s sass star smpcy.,
secretary, trafic club, wife,. daugh-
apt. unfurnished. Northwest sec
ton; best references; must move 80
IaDY diyS' dssirss ksneslDe Deeieney sala turn apt
with private bath. NV. section; per
manently employed; references. NO,
.3506: Sat. after pm. and Sun. -3
APT. FOR /, furn. or unfurn.: NV.
fsssiSs. fsssSis Pa50h So s5sa els Apt s ioi sss
i OR 2 BEDRM. APT. unfurnished
or semifurnished, kitchen: NV; ex-
eel. housekeepers. Box 235-E, Star.
TAKoMA PIX. PREF. Need urgently
2-bedrm. apt. 4-adults. No drink
Ing; Cali Sligo STA or Box 2254-
ADULT Il hsff' FAMILY OF 4 desire 3-s-
bedroom apartment. Call ia. $3.50.
LEGATION SECRETARY REQUIRE,
furn. 1-rm, kit. and bath apt, in
NV. apt. bldg; rent approx; S75
Reply Box 45s-B, Star. 3
RESP. COUPLE and baby urgently
need furn. or unfurn. apt. or house
conv. to tranSp.; best care given
AID. 1888. Ss
MAY OCCUPANCY, college. graduatt
emp. couple and II mo. old daugh-
ter need j or 2 bedroom furn. apt
or house, D. c, or suburbs. 500 max
Hox 34fl-E. Star. g.
ROCKVILLE, Bethesda area-Apt.
for. Govt. oficial and wife: .nt
children. Reta. uN. 24es. -
Evening star., 1949-04-03
HOUSES FURNISHED tcsnt. }

ARLINGTON "a eecrocm rambling
hecss. tEe- hv. rm. eatak. children
are welcome Gail GL s65s
SILVER sPRIsG-DsxIFAhis bed
Pr.esd reasonable sH. 43ea.
JUNE j TO SEPT. Ia rms. 2 be6-
rms. all conTezienees. SI35 no.
NOS rent IL advance. AK 7s4i.
kESSINGTON. MD--SpaciouS S-rE 70
2l4-ozth house On large. beautifully
lsncscapsd iot; . inc.osee porehet
wssh6urn' GE. s8is. MARsHkIL
J wAPLE CO 1924 l4th 81 -
3 BEDROOMS. isrse yard. e387 I4th
s. M 5, sl3o mo Car be seen TO-
3rd nr IAvAtory lsi hr ssE. $3.50
mo. MRS DuNgIsGTON, WI. 2o35!
GRIN. 2-SToRY BRICK bloe
from shopping theaterz beautifully
fuFn: Si15 per mo. uN. o3l3. -
CHEVY CHASE. Md rms. ! es;h;
1o6esd ois, C4an' fna sis; sEs a.so on NM hest ~
SEVEN ssI Rooms. o on corner. 1900
Sheridan St. Green Meadows. Nd.
BETHESDA, MD.-Nieeiy furn-, 3
bedrm. home. porehes; lge- lot.
'rees; Bendi1 washer; available Tor
l. ions RshgrR PsI9f s7i isEoWE aSsR fSt nfo Vte
mont ave, Ma. 1852; Sun, VI. 5i34
TAKoMA PARK. MD.-3 Allegheny
aysC6-rm: bungalow. ltv. rm., din
ing rn1.. 3 bedrms,. kit, bath, oSnt q.
oil burner; . blocks stores and y. G
bus terminal; Sl25 per mo. No
EXCLUSIVELY BEAUTIFUL HONE.
sedrm.ss library. powder rm-' ist.
panelled den or maids I'm, base
ment: screened porch. iarge yard,
Bendix washer. S2l5. 81. 1889.
a-BEDRM HOUSE. with garden. IN
GEORGETOWN: viii exchange for small
,:,avrs apt Boz .sk I1a-D; Star. star . h.,ns Ns =
iannk be9lhi reke redeeorased sms gas heat esS sa
rage; adult family Of or 2. years
lease, s145. Call EN-. 34o4 after
SAVANNAH ST. s.E.-s rms. baths,
recreation room, beautifully and
completely furnished. Home is
about 9 years old. Large back yard
sps s, front DOgeh A9,9RSs AE9Rx hfss re-
1I04 Vt. ave. NV ST. 3344. 5
NEW ,,s s-RooM astaehsd tgis: 65isk besg. s,g.
porch, gas heat. large corner shaded
lot. IL. 1868. Owner transferred
Bethesda house, for
couple. 1-2 children: owner remains:
gsssf ss ssapt pn nsals' ssis fineoD ss plus S qt
COLoRED-sHARE house, fur. eou-
pie or woman: conv. location, NV.
MI. 70SS wkday after 7 pm.
Evening star., 1949-04-03
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

CANADIAN OFFICER desires "a
REGULAR G NAVY CouPPIE, children
4 and 5, need furn. , or 3 bedrm;
house or apt. . mos. starting April
RGpSIIY & P5s1sT All NEfpEb e ~ on er 4ssd ssdrm
house in Nativity parish; up to
WANTED 10 RENT or sublet May !
TO July 81. simply or semifurn-
clean house, 2 . or ? be- bedrnsii pn,sss6s: etc:
MAXI maximum, sis5 monthly. Phone
Wo. 33ss. "a pm. daily.
BEDRMS.. unfurnished, July I;
career scientist; Sl25, lease; sub
cARPENTER. Arr WIFT desire unfurn.
house to rent; option 70 buy; $50
mo. max; NV. sec. Box S23-E, star.
BRAZILIAN OFFICER REQUIRES furn.
sestion' q. osgs approximately si75' .cah
EDITOR and wife need = or bed
room house In quiet neighborhocd.
preferably MaeArthur biyd:. Brook
ext: rent SIS to SOS: references.
uNfufNfsHEp. Nj fsss by Government On
eial. 3ia A bedrooms. Chevy Chase,
Bethesda area; approximately $3.50.
WI 6999. b
WANTED-A home, unfurn., for:
A springer spaniel. househroken; .
boys, reasonably so: and itinerant
artillery man and wife; 3 or &
bedrms.; in Va. pref. oL. 245s.
CANADIAN COUPLE with daushter,
IS yrs. require furn. house, 8
bedrms. or 2 bedrms. and den In
NV. area; Pref. Chevy Chase Ap-
proximateiy slT5. Phone EM. 2Ts4.
FBI CPLE. desire small house In NV.
section. or sec. close 20 d. c.; max.
$40 mo, Or 1870. S
Navy Dept, wife, child, age 2 and
5: desires 2-bedrm- furn. house cf
apt Tel. Temple ESQ.