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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-08

Thoughts While Hanging Out
The Wash-No. 1 (Guess it's about
time for few fripperies to flap
in the breeze) Regardless of what
you may think, small town news
papers aren't the only ones in
which typographical errors occur.
In one of the city papers a read
er had written in for medical in
formation and his request instead
of reading "Will you be good
enough to ETC., etc" turned out to
be "Will you be god enough to re-
peat the information" And in
another instance, recently, there
was a reference to "a son-in~law in
news story. Now maybe the
writer was only giving vent to
some personal family feeling, but
anyway, the word son-in-law turn
ed up in print as "sin-in-law'."
No. 2 (Don't look now, but this
is the first time Mrs. Oglethorpe
has hung out a decent looking
wash all winted) The Rinse and
Wringout department puts it's seal
of approval on those big plastic
sheets now being sold to throw
over the wash on the line when a
sudden shower, comes up Also
the cleaning mittens with sponges
stitched to their fronts. Can be
used for washing dishes as we'll as
woodwork or however your little
heart desires.
No. 8 (Hmmm huh, those little
pink things need new elastic)
Come this weekend, the Dom Eek
hoffs will sail the briny deep to
Put-in-Bay to look at several pos
sible locations for a branch beauty
shop which they plan to open
there.
No. a (Instead of sidewalk inter-
views, why don't they conduct
backyard interviews Someone
should give the female guardians
of the back fence a chance to air
their views.) More than 5000 re-
cords have been unpacked, sorted
and catalogued. and are now on
sale at the Clinton Music Shop.
Some record!
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Tell Your Youngsters to listen
in at 4:45 Tuesday afternoon over
station WLEC, Sandusky, and they
will hear a group of local fifth
grade boys and girls making their
initial radio appearance. They will
present that old fairy tale favorite,
"The Elves and the Shoemaker"
The cast will include Scott Carter
Maxine Routh, Nicky Ball, Patti
Eurenius. Jacob Perry, Evelyn
Gottschalk, Sue Eaton, Tommy
Nichols and Bob Wiesend. Mere
dith Dewitt will act as announcer
and Frank Reinheimer will pro-
vide the sound effects. The play
is being directed by their teachers,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-08

Harriet Peters and Gwen Bat
tiste :. On Wednesday afternoon
the grownups will enjoy hearing
L. S. Larson, division manager of
the Standard Products Co. being
interviewed And on Thursday
the Junior choir of st. John Luth-
eran church will present a pro-
gram of Easter music.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-08


Members Of The Union Chapel
at Catawba would like us to voice
for them a word of appreciation
to the Port Clinton Ministerial As
sociation for the splendid Sunday
evening services the ministers have
been conducting there since early
in March. Each Sunday evening
from 700 to 500 o'clock, a repre-
sentative of the association holds
services in the chapel and the at
tendance and interest shown
among the parishioners has been
most gratifying. 1t is hoped that
the services can be continued. in
definitely Also, the Chapel
Mothers, with the aid of generous
cash donations from individuals
and organizations, and contribu-
tions from Gerner G. Wolf, Brin-
mons, Catawba Market and P. G..
Petersen, are redecorating the in
terror of the chapel. The Moth
ers" are grateful and want to
thank you via the back fence.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-04-08


Any Child under IL years of age
is eligible to participate in the
Easter Egg Hunt, sponsored by
the Port Clinton Squaws, newly
organized girls soft ball team,
to be held Saturday morning,
April 16, on the courthouse lawn.
The kids should be on hand at
ten o'clock and from then I'M
til noon they can scour the
grounds for hidden eggs. Includ-
ed among the hidden eggs will be
80 lucky ones, each bearing the
name Of local business place
where the youngsters may ex-
change the egg for a free gift.
Each of the 13 girls on the team
is sponsored by a merchant and
each merchant has agreed to be re-
sponsible for three lucky eggs
The Squaws will also color eggs
for sale, place your order with
Mrs. Dom Eckhoff, phone 9S11.
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We're Reminded there's to be
an eclipse of the sun Tuesday
which should be partially visible
here. Keep your gaze heavenward
and maybe you'll see it
Orange blossoms are in order for
Bette Wodrich and Don Quisno,
they'll say 81 do" come May 7 .
The high school band goes to Bas-
com, Saturday, to participate in
the district contest. A l rating
will make them eligible for the
state contest. Here's wishing the
kids luck.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-11-01
Veterinary Department
Cattle Allergic
To Green Grass
By DIR. HOWARD WEIGH

GENERALLY, IN THIS column,
we try to keep the articles timely,
more or less warning readers of sea
sonal troubles, of losses of livestock
that may be expected in the next
month or so. This time we are lock-
ing the barn after the.horse has been
stolen, so to speak, for there will
be no more cases of asthma in cat
tie until next fall.
We hadn't heard of many losses
from asthma early in September,
and thought that this freak disease
of cattle did not rate mentioning,
but now the reports that have come
in indicate that it has been very
bad, and while it is fresh in the
minds of many cattle growers it
may be well to describe it.
We call this disease asthma" be-
cause it has to have a name, and
the more technical name, pulmo-
nary emphysema, doesn't mean any,
thing to most people. 1t resembles
asthma at that, the sick cattle puff
and blow and wheeze and die on
their feet, fighting for breath. 1t is
an allergy, like hay fever, affecting
only a few cattle in each bunch, and
it occurs only under a definite set
of circumstances.
Shift to Green Pasture
The cattle have been for some
weeks on a dry, somewhat over
grazed pasture. In many cases, the
pasture was practically skinned off.
Then in late August or early Sep
TENDER, the cattle are put on a fresh,
green pasture. This may be a cut
over hay meadow with a good sec
ond growth, it may be wild hay,
straight timothy, or a mixture, but
fresh and green. In most cases it
has been a wild hay meadow, along
some creek, with the hay stacked
and the stacks fenced.
About four days, seldom earlier,
after the cattle are turned in, there
may be one or two or more dead
COWS and from three or four to a
dozen blowing and putting and hav-
ing an awful time getting enough
air. There is no bloat, no other
symptom, just the distressed breath
ing. All cases of this asthma" we
have seen or heard of have followed
this pattern.
AS for the cause, we call it an
allergy and hope that no one will
Evening star., 1949-05-13
Offer to Pay $150Moternity Bill
Cuts Fine of Accident Driver

Assistant Corporation Counsel
Clark King at first recommended
penalty Of $50. terming II -
minimum. In view Of the evidence. "
But Mr.. Crush. an apprentice
iron worker who defended himself
without an attorney. interrupted
the court proceeding to inform Mr..
King he had arranged to con-
tribute, $50 10 Mrs James forth
coming hospital bill.
II have 1t here In my pocket. "
he told the court. as Mr.. James,
sitting back in the courtroom.
nodded confirmation Of the offer.
Judge Almond w. Scott. noting
that Mr.. Crush already had posted
$25 collateral. comended the de-
fendant for being conscientious.
Il certainly am not going to fine
you another $25 and have 1t COME
out of $50 that will go TO this
woman's hospital bill" the judge
declared. Make 1t s25 or 80 days."
MIR. Crush paid the $25.
Evening star., 1949-05-13

Conscience proved an asset TO q
motorist charged In Municipal
Court yesterday with knocking
down two pedestrians in q trafie
accident.
Walter L. Crush. %, of the GOO
block Of East Capitol street, was
charged formally with failing 70
yield the right-of-way TO Lloyd
r. James. jr.. Is. and his wife,
Jo Anne, 10. IS Fifteenth street
Sc, as he was making q turn
at North Carolina avenue and
Fifteenth street NE. May 2.
Pvt. Leonard d. Jackson Of the
Accident Investigation Unit testi-
fed that Mr.. Crush knocked both
of the Janeses "at least 80 feet.
Luckily, they escaped with minor
cuts and bruises. which were
treated at Casualty Hospital,
But Mrs. James. it was brought
out, is pregnant.
Evening star., 1949-05-13
Arlington Poppy Week
Proclaimed Next Week

Next week will be Poppy Week"
In Arlington County. by proclama-
tion of County Manager A. T.
Lundberg. He urged citizens TO
wear their poppies Memorial Day.
May 80.
The Arlington sale viii be con-
Quoted by the Veterans Of Foreign
Wars posts and their auxiliaries
and auxiliaries of the American
Legion. Proceeds of the sale win
be used for the care and rehabili-
tation of disabled and needy vet
erans. their dependents and the
widows and orphans Of deceased
veterans,
Evening star., 1949-05-13
Winchester 4-H Girl
To Attend Comp Here
snexsal 60 : Yaee s.rr

WINCHESTER. Va. May IA
The Virginia delegation TO the
National Al Club Camp in Wash
ington. June Is to 23. viii include
Miss Vida Jean Adams. II
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mellon
Adams Of Frederick County,
Miss Adams was chosen because
of her record in club work. accord
ing to Miss Halle l. Hughes o!
the State organization. A club
member for six years. she has
carried projects based on food
preparation. canning. clothing
baking. housekeeping and gar
dening.
Evening star., 1949-02-01

BUNGALOW, $9,950
The most attractive bungalow on the
market. located l mile past West
Moreland Circle: charming living
rm. with picture window, excellent
bedrms. and bath, modern kitchen.
expandable attic. gas heat; det
garage. beautiful flag patio and
screened porch. large level lot. See
JACK HAYES, INC.
o020 P ST NV. DU. 77s4; after
Evening star., 1949-02-01
APARTMENTS UhruRklsHEp

5le0 v ST. s.E.-Two-bedrm. apt
avail Feb. 1: adults prefd.; 500
mo: utils. furn, HI. 937s. .
TAK0MA PARK rms; 2-bedrm
apt; new 3-unit bldg. facing Sligo
Park: fireplace, lse. hv. rm. Phone
TIE WINDSOR PARK HOTEL, $500
Connecticut ave, is taking applica-
tions for unfurnished apartments
for permanent occupancy. Rentals
One living room, one bedroom. bath
and kitchenette, $50 to $3.50 pei
rooms, two baths and kitchenette.
WINDSOR CO. INC. owner. g
TAKOMA PARK. MD.-New: liv. rm.
bedrm., kit. dinete and bath; sos
utils. furn.; nr. bus, stores. 81. 2l5O
ADJACENT wardman Park ane
osnple onfs sl5s es'n No sfsSasI seS5
2 NV III 7 BRasTEMENr RT APIS, 2 nn rms.
kitchen and bath each: no refriger
ator; 500 per mo. AID. 06o0. -:
LIMITED NUMBER of 2-bedroon
apis. for rent Feb. ]; new building
located e son in "a Takoms ,I1,,, Park; D. rI,, G
giving employment and occupants
FRONT APT, 3 rms, kitchen anc
bath; S125 per mo. 2039 New Hamp.
shire ave. NV. See mgr. between
o am. and pm. II
2 ROOMS, plus shared kitchenette
and bath; $14 per wk.: all utilitie,
included sl10 Wis. ave, OIL. 9S13
OF CO. 3s77. .
MOD. 6-RoOM APT. in Takoma PIX,
bedrm. furn.; baby grand piano;
nr. bus stop; yearly lease; adults;
S115. SH. 7647 ewes. d
6-RM. IST FIR. APT. fireplace
screened porch: furn. or unfurn.;
500 per mo. Call OW. 1896.
TAk0MA PARK. 3 rooms and bath;
util.; $3.50 per mo. 81. 1880
Evening star., 1949-02-01
APARTMENTS WANTED

Ex-MARTNE AND WIFE desire %
room furnished apartment with pvt
bath. Gsll Mr.. KLEMMER. after
YouSe TN a PRofs9sIoNAL offsI9isINAL woman VIII,
likes her friends but also needs
Cheney Or studio apt. dnci. pvt. bath
apt. bldg preferred; no basement
NEW ENGLAND COUPLE needs clean
bedrm. or efficiency apt, prefer
rent within reason; excel. refs. Cal
70 ! RMS. kitchen. bath, furn
apt. Temporary or longer: refined
middle-a9ed couple moving here
2s12 Quarry I'd. NV. Hudson $3.50
GEN. MOTORS REP. and wife wan
unfurn; i.bsdroom apt. pref, nv
sss,loni scoc' rxt' s7s sosnb' n1simum' Call co
NV: quiet employed couple; no
children or pets; $50 to sf5 per mo.
GI STUDENT and empld. wife desire
l-bedrm. pvt. apt. furn. or unfurn,.
nv. or nearby Nd. reas. OIL.
MARINE and employed wifi. desire
furnished apt. In vicinity of Naval
Annex: Arlinston' Va. Call NE.
Grown dental student and empld.
wife desire. 1-bedrm. or Ell. apt =.
furn. or unfurn., NV. WO. S3T9.-2
BACHELOR. Government attorney.
desires unfurn. apt: living, bed.
kitchen. bath. Can furn. ref. RE.
$500. Ext. 74s45 during business
hrs: Ap. .eb36, ewes. .
UNFURN.. APT. by perm. Govt scien-
tist.. wife and baby: no smoking.
drinking, pets or parties. To. 0467.
EFFICIENCY APT; pref. apt. bldg.
NV, section; wanted By quiet. re-
fansd nns lay lssy; permanent srn, Govt. empleys
sPANiSH PRoFEssoR and family
very little English. needs urgently
Groom, kitchen and bath. Cal
no. q. 5. AIR FORCE OFFICERS, all
grades. permanently assigned In
washington area, have an urgent
need for private apis: or house,
furnished or unfurnished; no shares.
Please call RE. 800, Ext. 421e or
Ext. 1924, Monday to Friday. l.
AUSTRALIAN SERVICE oflcer, two
year appointment, requires furn.
1-bedroonn,. liv. rm, kitchen, bath,
a;g, nearby Va. RE. 7400, Ext.
Evening star., 1949-02-01
HOUSES UkFURNIsHED

ARLINGTON-3 bedrms., 3 complete
baths, brick Dutch Colonial, full
bsnt. with 15x30 rec. rm.. auto.
for school-age children; mr. shop.
center. movies, p. o.. churches. etc.:
high elevation, mr.. Washington Golf
and Country Club: $16b. Call
OWNER, CHI. 9146. GIL. 1923. II
CHEVY CHASE, d. ca -bedrm.
house. large yard; nr. Lafayette
School; on busline: avail. Feb. 10th:
rent. $3.50. Call EN-. 37O4. Il
3-BEDROOM HOUSE. $50; in Bev-
, erly Hill. Call Ov 1646. -3
BRASD-NEW 7-rrn brick on "a acre
OF ground on Colesville rd.. Md;
convenient to Naval Ord. Lab; oil
heat; 1st-fioor bedroom and bath
immed. possession: 5000 month or
best of{er; odeI KAY REALTY co" INC.
CHiLiDRES Hi gS WELCOME. brk.. 3 bed
rms. full, bsnt, auto oil heat; nice
I'd; close shoppins, Pentason; $3.50.
TIE. 5337 or TIE. 45O4. -3
TWO-bEDRM. BUNGALOW conven-
lent to MOL Research Center. Univ
OF Md; $40 per mo. HI. $3.50 "a
1909 FORT DAVIS ST. S.E.-Beau-
tiful semidet. 2-story brick home. q
rooms and bath with lavatory on 1st
door and basement, gas a.-c. heat;
S135 per mo. FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.,
1921 X ST. NV. ma. O352, .
Evening star., 1949-02-01
RooMs EURN.-N.W. tcert. !,

i0II5 GATES AVE, Silver sprins-I
furn. bedrnns. for gentlemen; single
or double, next to bath. Sligo a5o1,
MASS. AND WIS. vIC.-oentue fam
lily has lse. bedrm. In PVT; homs' a
.s4 81 Or isss sa ST. sTns NWsinsle tvanse AR
for gentleman: conv. transp.- s27
sis EMERSON ST. NV. Front
room; pvt. home; cow. location;
pTpoST sas onsa AREA. IA. i.ssG aSeS 18th st. NV.
gentleman. Call DU. 554s.
LOVELY FRONT master bedrm., "a
tiled bath. also adj, tiled tub and
shower; ine NV. location. excel;
eoupIe; s some % kitchen PRIVILEGES and
laundry service can be arranged;
unlimited phone in room. RIA. so55.
a7s7 wooDLEY PL. N.w.-one
double rm., adjoining bath, 2 con-
meet nsesns w.t.n .mi ,n suitable ,t for Il r cnp
1sie FHiRaoSr FAT ST. N.w.-one
room for light housekeeping; couple;
running water. Frisiaaire; adults;
PORTER PORT r ST. ST. N.w.-sinsle rm. no in
convenient transp. OR. 5e32. =
DUPONT CIRCLE. 2015 o ST. NV. lge.
liv. rm. with con. bdrm.. $50; lge
frt. rm., S35, both beau. furn- gents
I34s NEWTON sT.-Larse. sunny
front room. End a.. unlim. phone
in pvt family. AD. 5593.
bath: $40 per wk. co. 6aa2 or RA,
1850 NEWTON sri single. $50;
l double, So each men only; very
,sss slssn' cSI STis1 s1,,pia Ap rS Ssss
ren9lemah seGT; nlcel' MI. furs; ssos for lady or
LARGE MASTER BEDROOM. win
dows. elegantly furn., twin beds, pvt
layatory,, phone, some kit. privileges.
aii5 81. N.w.-studio rm., grill.
so wk. EX, o6ss. =
k329 42nd ST. N.W.-Sinsle or double
bedroom, tile bath. shower; Chris
tan home. OR: 0225. -
DOUBLE RM.. next to bath, unlimited
,ees ,Peesnfi fRv1Ne ShS Vs sr. Nj Nw.Asngle front
room for gent, next to bath; conv.
to transp.; $3.50 mo MI. 0143. "a
CLEVELAND PARK. nr. Conn. ave
Pleasant dble. rm., $40 per wk. or
,S6 to share with another lady. EN-.
1t1, STUDIO o'eii And PRIVATE KITCHEN;
near Connecticut ave. bus and stores;
$40 per, week: 1916 Military rd :,
Chevy Chase. D. c., EN-. 2123. IS
CHEVY CHASE. d. C., 3611 Jocelyn
stEBeautiful master bedrm., twin
ssseT sfas: 4 se on Nv ,a59 rm.' pvt, bath. Can
coioRED@FU1sSisHED coioREDF1s 1 ROOM in a
quiet home; near carline: PRIVILEGES.
CoIoRaDLes N ST N.w-Ap
1855 nicely furn. rm.' conv. transp.
coLoRED-LARGE ROOM, suitable
persons: S. and $3.50 per person;
priv. no children. Cali NO. 1905.
coLoRED-FURN. RIM. AND KIT.
ployed lady; s12 wk. Box 3ss-s,
coLoRED QUIET GIRL to share
csItoansa eth anothsf sf girl twin beds 1872
coIoRED-FuRNIsHEp rm. for EN-.
ployed couple, light kit privileges.
pc: 1887. 2o3s 18th st, NV.
coLoRED-Iiss SWAMI ST. NV
6T twin n,an bed; np for tx9 ssoo employed airls
RIM. twin beds: suitable for girls;
sit, privils. VI. 1920 3
CoLoRED-LARGE WARM FRONT
rm,. single beds Call ewes after
$50 pm. HO. s579 "a
transp.: pvt. Quiet Christian home.
Call before 2:3o. after Q. co. s3s5.
CoLoREp NEATLY FURN. RM.
Ee99talemen CENT greferreSdo, Call after
Evening star., 1949-02-01
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

SMALL FURNISHED or partly furn-
ished house wanted after Feb; 20:
77elesen'es' 7ss4e Arlington prei' dlsoe
1t. COL. AND WIFE coming to
Washing ton permanently; no chill
dren: desires to rent unfurnished
hsrss hhGuss Fairfax nsi,on,,r or nearby about
rooms, Call EN-. 3741 after 6 pm,
Wed through En-, Feb; "a. ?.
2 or 3-bedroom furnished house.
NV. list March or earlier to Both
June. DE. 4400. Ext. 314, after 3.
PRECIOUS 2s-DAY-OLD BABY and
lovely parents, both from Oklahoma
the father in Senator's ONCE. desires
furnished house, two bedrooms, close
in; pay $3.50; must be neat and
clean: will leave same way after
1912 months. Call MR. LEACH
National 8S10, Room 1892 %
QUIET EMPLOYED professional cple. d.
don't smoke or drink. desire furn
house in Bethesda or Silver Spring
area. OIL. 5656 days. "a
Evening star., 1949-02-01
HOUSES WANrEp no BUY
WANTED-1OO houses Immediately;
CO.. FIR. 5l19 -6

lWANTED-100 houses Immediately;
eash G1 rp Syyers; s1;o o'BANNoN REALTY
I HAVE $50. 600 READY Cash to- to in.
vest in several small homes within
2 miles Of Hyattsville; owners only.
THIS OFFICE has at its disposal one
this vicinity: if you have q house to
contact WooDMooR AGENCY.
INC, Realtors, sH. 5555 or sH 1878
TIL 9 pm. members Of multiple
ukGRSf uiiss;as f''ssnai NEaD-Hav. buyer Who
8 or 4 bedrm. det. brick house tn
good NV. location. Please call Mr..
Thornton. WA. s625. with FRANK
8. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411. q
WILL PAY You Cash TODAY for
sqST sny .ssson sSaos IN sny sGns',sn sl z4
WE HAVE CASH CLIENTS for houses
eharse s for sse'Sns our sppr.is. % shs ef o9D
e z; Davis q CO. 1929 Sso ( st. NV. Ma.
SMALL HoGsE or bungalow. Wood
ridge or ne. section. Must be IN
prise: Bog sIs-M. Star. "' fHf @f
FROM OWNERS, bedrm. brick;
Wakefeld' cleve. Park $23, 900.
aufcK WILL BE THE ACTION In
buying your home for cash NIT
cHELL QUICK, 81. 1891. RA. 541e.
1 WILL PAY CASH for q small home
With within 3 miles les Of dS dHSyattsvills; owners
FOR A QUICK efsciens selling Job.
Call oW, $500 for . free spprsissl.
1900 Wilson blvd. Arlington. q
IMMEDIATE SERVICE, will buy or
Mr.; JAY, TR, 20ss; ewes. RA.
WILL PAY TOP Cash PRICE for
YOUR frame or brick house. No COM
FiSsl9n pR@np4 Re .I%SST;US 1S5s; syss Ap e477:
Of your home. business or invest
es fn ps0Pfr1s auMpHRiss nas' Rssos ssn e's5s so
praisals. Results since 1e1S.
CHARLES 9. GUM has clients wsit-
ing to purchase homes, in any SEQ.
tIen Of Wash. and nearby Maryland.
1 Will PAY CASH for houses. white
i location; M Eyes ssil DE, ossS "
srsy sor owners susrsntess ,,n % results st
yO4k p1UpcIby Win VIM. n. 6AONs
DERS CO, INC, Realtors since
1887. 1919 < St. pI. 1918.
WE HAVE CASH CLIENTS for houses
in all sections Of the city. white or
colored, brick or frame. FLOYD e,
DAVIS CO., 1929 K st. NV, MA,
0352: ewes. WO. S55S.
1CUSTOMERS waiting for 2. 3 and 4
bedroom homes in Silver Spring or
nearby MARYLAND and D. c. areas.
| Call today. WORTHINGTON REAL
TY, Realtors, S427 Georsia ave-
We w HAVE 4 aTHs CASH BUYERS for hon home,
and and investment propsrties, what
72l 10th St: NV: MA. O765.
60 YEARS SERVICE to local prop
1 erty owners guarantees results List
your property with VIM. H. SAUN-
DERs co, INC, Realtors sints
CHEVY CHASE BETHESDA - We
specialize in the sale Of homes tn
i TINS AREA and have clients vatttHs
4 TO buy Eist your property with Us
and receive igh-clsss personalized
service. DURANT- -HHLAND. $500
Wisconsin ave EN- $500; ewes, OIL.
0316 or OIL. 1878. a
CLIENT FOR 6-RM. detached brick.
preferably NV. who has 3-rnn. mod.
apt, Brightwood for seller, agent.
Evening star., 1949-02-01
APIS. WANrGb tcsnt. J

VET. AND ExPT. WIFE urgently
ssS sssseSd IN I ;ssdIT; As1a apt n'W'' around sa
rSRN,saED fHpi Hhi '1i.GsEpRM. apt. or ed
apt. desperately needed by vet and
wife; pref. NV; by FEB. 18th. Cal
VETERAN, WIFE and polite g.
monther, desperately need furn.,
nnfurn apt. l. 2 bedrms.. pvt. bath.
YOUNG OF SSss; CATHOLIC FAMILY. child
six months, woman registered nurse
want reasonably priced furnished
apartment. near 6. U. preferably
cHSlpf5 Ak G5is 5ssfps ssfpEs .r,s Pm firm a. nt
children Or pets. or: SSH. %
EMPL. COUPLE need eficiency in
apt. bldg. furn. or unfurn. vicin-
ity 18TH and Pa; max. $75. Days.
MRS CARTER. DI. 1900: ewes.
6 GL 1900 1000. Ext s0S; "a
preferred. CAN Owens 354e, sun
Young MAN AND WIFE. colles.
graduates, 6-yr.-old daughter, re.
desperately need one or two-bedroom
unfurnished apt. Phone GE. 1884
GRADUATE ENGINEER and Wife
both empl.. desire 1-bedroom furn
one oR Ds PWo PvstsrFfs sooMs, sM osSd ssah:n
bath; prefer Chevy Chase-Bethes sda
area. Call DR.. Reid. OIL. 400, Ext
EMPLOYED COUPLE needs 1 bedrm
apt; in Arlington: $40; phone cH
CouPLE. BOTH EMPLOYED desir,
two rooms. kitchen and bath furn
apt: excellent care guaranteed. Best
references. Box 351-T, Star. So
MOTHER AND SON who is attend.
Ing eollegsi si, dssire les e,sa ,Ysnafurnished apt
s4o-s50; on or near Conn. ave
between Calvert and Nebraska. Best
ref Gx. $3.50. Ext. 355. Mon.-Fri
MiDDIE-AGED. employed couple de-.
ssi by iPar'msnt FeS s address, s ss e.,
NAVAL OFFICER ifEf and wife want atte.
Feb. IS: furn. or unfurn. apt.
| or bedrms.. iv. rm, din. rm.
En-; En- N 7iss az BIDS; NV section; $500 goo
WAVE ofncer, veteran student brother
NV, NV section; DE: 97s2; RIM: s53
CONGRESSIONAL SECRETARY need.
sduEss' Hsdrms Hu. asfaTn 4sos after MA $50 sioo
FOREiGN OFFICIAL desires groom
apartment. kitchen, private bath
NV. section. Chevy Chase, Bethesda
area are .a6a AGlinston; will pay up to g $50
VET AND WIFE. no children or pets
want furn. or unfurn-. efiiciency OF
] 1-bedroom apt. in apt. building conv
| transp DE. O451, day or eve. 4
ARMY SERGT.. wife. child. want.
furn. apt. near Walter Reed HOSP
| up to S75 SERGT. ALEXANDER
GE. 1000, Ext. 1913. $50 to 4:45.3'
EFFICIENCY or 1-bedroom apt, fur
nished or unfurnished, wanted ir
NV. section by single. employed
lady. Ref. furnished. Box 347-T
MATURE BUSINESS WOMAN. per.
two room: Ntehen and bath fur;
building NV Section. Best 's csr.
assured. Excellent references. SlOC
maximum. EX. 5049 3'
THREE YOUNG GENTLEMEN. single
desire desire furnished sparsmsns 1nntI in nv; nv
$40 pm. NO. 6O5a. %
NEED 1-bedroom furn. apt, imme-
diately; max. $50. MISS PALMER
RE 4142. Ext 5s56. OR. 7O25. e.
EMPLOYED LADY desires furnished
apartment near District line and 6
or J buses, preferably in Takoma
heat essential. Write Box 1857