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Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-02-01

Ss@A... ~
CEEMS as if the Los Angeles
- chamber of commerce will do
anything-even permit a cold wave
to come into the state-in order -
get publicity. Cut Bank and Fargo
ought to register strong protests.
Up here where men are men
n women aren't all movie ac-
tresses we take a little cold spell
as a matter of course unless we
happen to be a little short of hay.
That neighbor of mine says we Fan
expect temperatures at Helena to
average at least 10 degrees higher
than the rest of the state while the
legislature is in session.
About the time I get 10 thinkin'
how easy it used to be to start Old
Dobbin on a cold mornin' / also
get to thinkin' about how cold it
used to be in that open sleigh
when h mercury was down way
below zero and SonnYboY Parker
had to go TO town TO get a mustard
plaster for Paws lumbago.
I see where some barber has in
vented a vacuum cup to keep hairs
from slippin' down the customers
back durin' the course of the haircut.
Now if some customer will just in
vent a device to carry off the bar
ber's conversation so you a get a
haircut and a snooze at the same
time civilization will take a long
forward stride.
Alfalfa Ike's spirited young
daughter-in-law returned from a
motor trip to Chicago. One day
while she was in the big city she
stalled her car at a traffic light.
She got excited. stamped on the
starter. yanked at the choke and
wound up by floodin' the carbu-
rotor. An impatient driver behind
her began to sound his horn re-
peatedlY. Finally she got mad her,
self. walked back to his car and.
in the sweetest voice she could
muster. said: I'm awfullY sorry.
but I don't seem to be able TO Start
my car. If you'll go up there and
start il for me. I'll stay here and
lean on your horn for you"
Too bad that 10-foot-tall apeman
,xrLoco focc,l ,orooInc baxra inch hoop
discovered in Africa was born s.
000, 900 ear too soon. He would
have made a wonderful basketball
center.
The fellow who sold his farm
because he fears a disastrous de-
preston and the man who bought
one because he fears a terrible in
flation are probably right. One will
wind up with a chronic mental
depression and the other with in
flation of the blood pressure be-
cause they both worry too much.
=
When maintainin' the peace begins
to cost more than fightin' a war, look
out for the fireworks.
Someone has said that an ex-
pert on Oriental affairs is one who
can tell a Chinese soldier from a
Chinese bandit. Maybe it will be
just as well to let the Russian Conn
munisfs try to organize China.
Before they get through it may be
difficult TO determine who is doin'
whose washin.
Evening star., 1949-11-06

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by one of Americas leading artists, these 6
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-07
PRESIDENT IGNORES CONGRESS


In his budget estimates for the year 70
end next June so, President truman ask
ed for funds to provide the Air Force with
forty-eight combat groups.
The Congress Of the United States, in
making its appropriation for military puf-
poses, provided for fifty-eight groups and
voted ssi5sUOO.OOO for the allitienal airs
planes. y s's'
President Truma,l6,l in signing the mill
ltary supply bill. reviewed the reasons
why he had not recommended an Air Force
larger than the forty-eight combat groups
and then announced that he had directed
the Secretary Of Defense to place the $615,-
O00, 900 in reserve. This means, apparently,
chat the money will not be spent.
We are inclined to agree with Presi-
dent Truman that f0rty-eight combat
groups represent d sufficient air force at
the present time but the question IS deeper
than this. when the President announces
publicly that ne has instructed his Cabinet
officer to place the money In reserve, he
plainly takes the position that If the Con-
gfess voted funds for a larger Air Force
than he recommends, he and his executive
officials viii not carry out the declared VII
of Congress- This practically asserts an ex4
elusive right; In the President. to fix the
defensive force 0f the United States and
denies to the Congress the right to pass
judgment Upon what arms the nation
should have.
President Truman points out that
when the defense program was submitted
last January, ii represented an exhaustive
examination Of ali programs and that
''paihstaking consideration" was given to
the requirements for national security.
He is of the opinion that the action of Con-
gress, in increasing authorization for the
Air Force by over S615,0OO;0OO, could
seriously affect tour ability to maintain
balanced military forces in subsequent
years"
The President may be correct in his
assumption but nevertheless the Con-
gress of the United States retains some
powers under our present form Of govern
ment. If the elected representatives Of the
people are convinced that forty eight COM
bat groups are not enough for an Air
Force they have the right to fix BY law
the number of combat groups. Naturally,
Congress must also provide the funds for
Whatever Air Force it desires. The Pres
ident has right to veto a Congressional
Act, but he is on rather doubtful ground
when he signs the act and then declines
to carry out any part of it.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-07
TO Battle UNDER THE WAVES

In the babel Of discussion about the
airplant and It's potentiaIities in war, let
- not forget that practically all of the in
transitional trade Of the world is still car
RED IN surface ships.
Everybody recalls the feverish rush
"a build merchant ships in the United
States during the last war and the war
before, IN order to deliver supplies to Eu-
rope and the Pacific Nor do we have to re-
mind readers of the enormous losses suf-
fered through the activity of German sub
marines. which, in the recent struggle,
threatened to establish an effective block
ade Of Great Britain.
The battle against the submarines in
both wars. was won by the development
II the convoy system The attack on the
submarine was largely a matter of de-
siroyef work, with aircraft carriers and
iand-based planes. doing part of the job.
In present-day strategy, this defense
against Submarine attack is still consider
ed the best that can be obtained.
Despite this. naval experts are not
overlooking the development of new and
improved sound gear and detection de-
vices and the possibility of continued sub.
mefslun through the schnorke tube. Con-
sequentlS, the possibility exists that the
biggest naval battles of future war will
be fought By opposing submarines, far be-
luw the surface Of the seas.
Hear Admiral Oswald Colelough, Com.
iiander Of Submarines, U. S. Pacific
Fleet. admits that --latest tests have all but
convinced The Navy that the submarine it.
self may be the best Of all anti-submarine
weapons"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-07
Their Jobs Call
For Too Much
Patience Control

NEW YORK [P) Ever feel
that nobody in his right mind
would want your job This at
times il the attitude Of two men
who work 1t the INFORMATION
desk III Ire General Postoffice in
New York, They are Louis easel
Ia and Frank Schifini who say
that most Of the men in their de-
partffent wouldn't take the ioo
because il requires too much pa
tienee. Louis and Frank SAY the
men are right.
Here are some of the questions
they have to answer. A man came
up to their window and asked If
he needed shave Louis didn't
attempt to answer the question
until he asked if the man had a
date. When the man said YES.
Louis advised him by all means
to shave first.
LouS and Frank ansWer 4
great many questions and per-
haps a majority of them have
absolutely nothing to do with
the mail. Even when the ques-
tons are to the point, new
twist can be given. For instance,
one woman asked for stamp.
Didn't specify whether She want
ed three cent stamp, an airrnail
stamp sozs what Frank asked,
feWhat denoniination?'' The wo-
lnan absbnt -rnindedly answered,
Ooh, I'm d Baptist.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-07
FOX RURAL rELEpHorE SERVICE

The bill to expand telephone service
in rural areas provides for new and ex-
banding phone systems along the lines Of
the Rural Electrification Administration
loans.
There is no good reason why the Gov
eminent should not take whatever steps
are necessary to provide reasonable tele-
phone service for those who live in rural
areas. It is spending millions of dollars
every year to provide anrplane service to
larger cities and other millions every
year to provide steamship service between
ports of the world
The Rural Identification program, in
stituted less than twenty years ago, has
done much to revoIutionize life in rural
areas. By making electricity available to
those who live ON our farms, the agency
has not only added convenience to farm
homes, but it has made available the nee
essary power to assist the farmer in the
mechanization of his various processes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-07
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE
UNITED STATES

The Preamble I'VE, the people Of
the United States, in order to form a more
perfect Union, establish justice, insure
domestic tranquility, provide for the com
mon defense, promote the general well
fare. and secure the blessings Of liberty to
ourselves and to our posterity, do ordain
and establish the Constitution of the Unit
ed States of America
Those few lines should be a reminder
to every citizen Of the United States, re-
CARELESS of politics or selfish interests.
that this Is still the law Of the land.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-07

DaaF Volefs.

Dear Voters:
Tomorrow Is the election of three
city commissioners. You will put them
IN charge of the most important cor
poration here--the City of Key West.
You have registered and now you are
privileged % exercise your franchise
and 70 vote. Only one suggestion, Cast
pour vote for the three men whom you
think are the best qualified to represent
you and your interest eOnscientiotsly.
THE ORACLE
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-07
wEsrEaN UNION in a PINCH

The Western Union Telegraph Com
1ianr. which Is having financial troubles,
wants Congress to help IL take over all
United states telegraph and teletype ser
vices here and abroad
rs President, Walter p. Marshall,
= .-r0aeealhs that the plan would create a
monopoly for the company, said the time
was long past" when competition in such
a.sital field has any economic desirable
ity."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-07

Berlin. Meitner drew the conclNi.
ion that some Of their expsI1.
ments had split the uranium ali|r'
i'll two, releasing 400 million el''t
irons volts per atosn. This knoll
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-07

A man who had been arguing
with an ignoramus until his pa
thence was exhausted, said he
didn't wish him dead, but he
would be glad to see him know
more.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-07

Partisanship leads politicians and ed
itorial writer's into many absurd conclus-
ions.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-11-07

National unity is accomplished when
a minority concludes that the majority
may be right ..s ,.@e >4 vsa
Evening star., 1949-11-04

COLONIAL HEIGHTS, Arlineton02
bedrooms. living room, kitchen and
dinette; util. furn.; conv. to shop
ping and transportation; suitable
for 2 couples: $125. Call after $50
Pm; Sunday, 10 to 3. OW. 6926,
TAKOMA PARK, d. C.-Lee. 5-rm
furn. apt in apt. house: cony. loca-
SILVER SPRING-Furn. apt. in pvt
some; sa ood for empl. cple.. S75. Cali
Ink. RM., bath: maid and linen
Serv'; ser ES lSr tSSa tgo; s65 mo. zoos G st.
NEWLY FURN. a-rm. bsmt. apt. with
Sth In st; RiT; RknR6am Ga 7ses sp as Ms i.
TO girls. or couple; newly deco
rated. Also sleeping room. 1894
LoSIEIP'1 LoVEIP i 81 oR nv B.R. APT. slassed IS
porch, garage, full bsmt.. oil h.-w.h.;
l,fa osss etc. MR.. BOND RE. 2727, 81.
GEORGETOwN-For one person, for
home and business; 1st-commercial
rear porch, yard; 500. North 1888.
NEWLY DECORATED one-rm. studio
apt, cooking fac, everything furn
for 2, share bath, s55. EX. 1874. "
1884 QUE ST. NV, THE Kennert."
Large 1st-floor front, / rm. and
kitchenette ant 500 mo -R
Evening star., 1949-11-04
APARTMENTS WANTED

MED. STUDENT AND MOTHER; 1-2
sEIaiAS SEI9h %az pr2Sm14 fp2Sm f. ls5a 5aehsor e.
wants one living-bedrm.. bathroom,
kitchenette or similar nicely fur
nished apartment in private house.
Garase, Gar En- maid 1dss service: northwest sec
child need 2-bedrm. apt, closet in
Arlington or NV. section, by Nov:
Y: max:, $50 incl. utilities. Call
By loons sovEMnnn s FER, if Kitchen or and bss ssf
aeshsI sna aE 'sson cs =
Mrs; sehryver, co NETHERLANDS
EMBASsY. AID. 1862; after 2 pS;m.'
YonNG 81 sTssj Couple desires s-rm. unfur-
max, $65. Phone Jackson 4-!46s
cASADiAs ANA AN ? PlMBAssY nj EMrLoYE,
wife and child. require 1 or 2-bed"
room unfinished apartment in NV.
rSMih9 rMaihiRstSP oP rRREF FREE 1 dssrs slI4 or
bedroom apt. furnished or unfurn-
rHENisHfFn Shss 81 81 s.bearsom s7Soi .p., sit,
Ext 349. Night, DI. 1922. PROF.
GOVT. GIRL AND MOTHER-1-bed-
room apt, furn. or unfurn., apt.
house, NV. or Takoma Park: SIS
rRsM. mssi EsfL1. sSf II sAeaELos Gle desire.
unfurn. 1-rm. efnciency apt, pref
erably In apt. building, nearby Va.
or 80. of Penna. ave-, between 18th
NV. and Rock Creek. Max, $50.
Call PEARCE, ME. 771S ewes. A.
3-4-ROOM furn. apartment resp.
ssstssran' sssa wife. one child. Tel. .M. |.
WANTED UNFUR. ige. emciency or
1-bedrm. apt; Georgetown area: 2
adults; reasonable rent; perm. AID.
140I 18th N.w.--Ideal residence for
business people and students; warm
clean rooms, showers, selectiye
menus. Switchboard. Ia
COUPLE, graduate student, working
wife, want 1-bedroom apt. pvt. kit.
and BATH in NV. pref, between Mt.
Pleasant and Walter Reed Hosp;
furn.. unfurn; about Nov. 16: non
drinkers, refs. Box 26-K. Star. g.
THREE GIRLS IN MEDICAL profess
sion desire furn. apt. in NV. Sec
ton. Call HO. 2671 after 6. g.
QUIET, refined single woman desires
unfurnished apartment with kitchen,
private bath; convenient to down
swn; maximum. $50. Boz 22-K.
Evening star., 1949-11-04
ApTs. WANTED tcont. J

EMPLOYED COUPLE desire one
bedroom furnished apt. in apt. bldg
limit, $S5; NV. preferred. GE.
PROFESSIONAL WOMAN. Govern
ment employe, would like an un-
furnished | or 2-bedroom apartment
with fireplace in Georgetown or vi
cinity of Columbia rd. and 18th st.
Telephone Hobart Sill. 6"
MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE, no children
or pets; northwest; 3 bedrooms. ,
baths, living room. kitchen, unfurn-
ished; immediate occupancy or Feb
ruary lst; willing to redocorate;
$3.50 to $3.50, depending on loca-
tion. Phone DI. a463. 81
GOVT. EMPLOYE. wife, well-behaved
baby, seek cheerful apt, ne. or NV.
PERMANENT EMPLOYED Govt. man
and mother need roomy apt. un-
furn.: prefer NV. D. c., Md. or Va;
best ref. FA. 0O44. g.
1 RM., KIT, BATH. furnished; . en-
ployed girls: nr. Wis. or Mass. NV.
GOVERNMENT EMPLoYE, lady. de-
sires efficiency apt. furn. or unfur
CAN Saturday, Owens 525l.
COLORED-Couple and child. mrst
have apt: required to vacate by
l1-9-49 lplease). HO. 3sS9. G'
Evening star., 1949-11-04
HOUSES uhEuRNlshEp

DETACHED GRIN. HOUSE in silver
Spring. New-house cond.. close to
HoLMEAp REALTY. sH. $500. q
CLOSE TO HYATTsvILLE1e rms;
ksAha9' ksinier VIZ. a4o4 4a5s. F. VII. ssf4. syf4 Mt
SPRING-Exceptionally nice
corner brick house; 4 bedrms., 2
baths, l bedrm. and bath on 1st nr,
full din; rm.; liv. rm;, nice KIT. with
ing ist fr. and stairway; End dr.,
2 lge. and l SIN. bedrm.. tile bath;
full bath, oil heat, and lge. yard
with inclossd play area; 2,yr; lease
coEHsVLs 6faIsSFi "a 4SSs or T2c2ST' T9 2ssaTss
comfortable 6-rm. and bath frame
house; c. h.-w.h.. chicken houses.
garden space. 1 blk. from store,
PRICE d CO., Lo. 5-123l, 10.
e.BEDRooM HOUSE Spacious
grounds; conven. n. o. l. and siI.
Spr.; $50 mo. Sligo 4279. IS
baths. $14o. Immediate occupsney.
NJ; MI Harper ar w. 1878; .an SAMUEL E.
VIENNA. v.a.--Larse 3-bedrm.. s.
bath ayail. for 2 yrs. 5000 mo;
Dial operator and ask for Elmwood
322 or 325 (no TOLL VIM. II.
LAUGHLIN. Realtor. Mclean, Va.
LARGE HOME, 8 bedrms.. 2 baths,
oil heat. large grounds. 1S Metro
politAn ave-, Kensington, Md. --5
ALEX, HUNTINGTON, modern 2-bed-
room, semidetached house; gas heat;
fun basement, $40 mo. AL. 1926.
1903 DELMAR LANE-l.2 miles out
New Hampshire ave. beyond District
line. Detached brick, rooms and
bath, fireplace In living room, full
basement, side screened-in porch,
R1Es. Realtor. SoS North Capitol.
BKAND-SEw Hai H.isH; HOUSE, exclusive 81 sub
urban neighborhood. for the better
class; custom built detached brick,
most modern appointments; never
occupied. Owner will lease to care
full tenant one or more years. Rent,
$3.50. Inspection anytime. DIXIE
REALTY CO., Ma. $3.50.
FOUR-R0OM COTTAGE at 6201 L st.
s.e., with extra large room for bath
when utilities are all In; ground
hoor, big yard. Owner reserves one
bedroom which has private entrance;
36 min. downtown Washington By
bus. Rent so month.
Evening star., 1949-11-04
THE EVENING STAR
WASHINGTON, b, c. FRIDAY Noysmbsr l. 10
HOUSES FOR sALE-Nerthwe.s

HOUSES FOR sALE-korthwess
COLORED-PETWORTH. OFF 18th
ST.-The price Is only a little more,
but the house Is much, much better
than the usual run: q rms, concr
frt. pch. and 2 rear encl. pches.,
gas h:-W.h., gar. J. F. HASSIN,
MA. 1893 or WA. 4915 ewes. 4
QUINCY ST.-So.-
900 down: 4 rms, 2 baths. used
as 2 apts.; gas h.-w.h. NO. 312S.
CoLoRED-DoN'T MISS THIS. SEQ
Otis pl. NV. Open Sat and Sun.
/ to 5; q rms, bath, h.-w.h.. full
bsmt., Colonial front porch; excel
lent cond: Possession at settlement;
COLORED-IMMED Poss. This love-
ly S-rm. brk. home. 1905 Quincy ST..
Bsmt.. gas heat. Good terms. MR..
COMBS. ia. 1894 ewes. >
COLORED-KANSAS AVE. N.W.-6
poss. MANHATTAN REALTY CO,
co. 02s6; ewes. CO. 6l09.
COLORED 18th AND COLUMBIA
RD. N.W.--Completely and excep-
tionally well .furn.,, 4 apts.. unusually
ing. Priced right with convenient
terms. METZLER. Realtors. DI.
5000; ewes. and Suns, AID. 45aS.-6
COLORED-2OO3 LIST ST. NV
Small down payment; substantial 81
story brick set UP, as 4 apts.; 10
rms, "a baths, oil h,-w.h.: 3 apis.
vacant. ENTERPRISE REALTY CO.,
1924 Eye st. NV. EX. :I4OO; ives.
GE. 57l1. 4
Evening star., 1949-11-04
HoUsEs-sALE-k.E. (cent. !,

HoUsEs-sALE-N.E. tcsnt.)
+ p ave ssa SSs 81 N nc: a.S ss
VIII, xarage. Only s12,5oo with
ter terms; xo, Mr.; ~ HAss1N. Ma. 1898. Or
COLoRED BY owNER-5-nom
corner brick home, tile bath. gas
h'-w.h.. large yard. Ii. apis.
COLORED-a APT. OPPoRTUNITY,
2O20 Summit pl. ne; $1,000 cash
ano move in full 7-rm. and bath
house: Rent the other pvt entr.
opn op1 sha sIda soS NJ pay syosrs only s3S mo to
CoLoRED - BRooKLANDD.ss oBRs1: BEST
BUY--6 lovely rms, in spotless con-
dltion, spacious closets, " tile baths.
tuiI w, 64n 6bSmt.' h-w,h:, Diet. gar; Only
PARKS. MI. 447O till nine. a
BLK. LEWIS ST. NE.
9 rms, bath; good cond.; price
reduced; 81 800 down. PAsoUAL
REALTY CO.. Ii. 3-4123 or Elk.
coIoRED-ssoo BLK. 10th ST. S.E.
rm,; excellent condition; possession
tial cash required. Must be seen
TO- be appreciated. JOE CURTo
REALIN, FIR. 1900. g
COLORED-NEAR SOLDIERS HOME.
2-story row brick: contains 3 bed
rms: and BATH. new automatic gas
heat, modern kit. parauet floors;
pr.ce. S14,250, Sl,750 cash, mo,
payments of $l13. Call r. ELIOT
MIDDLETON, Realtor, RE. 1881 or
DE. 5249.
COLORED-17O0 BLK. LANG PL.-
Modern 6-rm. brick. gar. concrete
porch, clean; oil h.-wh. Priced low,
Good terms. DU. S55s; ewes, SH.
Evening star., 1949-11-04

600 Blk. Jefferson st. NV.
$500 down-Od Ga. ave.; vacant:
brick: front and 2 rear porches; !;
fun bsmt.; h.-w.h. coal: nice yards:
Al cond.; priced to sell this week.
Call till 8 pm. weekdays; Sun. IL
to 3.
VIM. Calomiris Inv. Corp.
Evening star., 1949-11-04

IN TAkOMA-SILVER SPRING AREA
-Lge. comfortably fur. home. occu-
pied by owner and family since pre-
firepl, bedrms.. i with firepi.:
dressing rm., din. rm., kitchen. lge.
pantry, rec. rm., 25 IT. So; gas
h.-w.h., storm windows throughout:
garage, overhead doors; chtldren's
chine, laundry III bsmt.; new 45-gal-
lon Monel metal storage h.-w.
heater; Ice. trees; adjacent parks;
ornamental picket fence. Three
blkS from shopping center; bus,
Reed and excel. elementary. junior
and senior high schools, Fairgrounds
and recreation center. Ideal for
!ge: family; $500 per month: under
EoHR, Es1sal Sal sf!linsj rs57 Call ROBERT E.
MOTOR COURT. at Fairfax. has new
3-rm. unit avail. for long or short
term at $25 per wk. incl. cleo. liv.
rm., bedrm.. kit. and bath; all
brand-new: incl. furn.; couple only.
FAILS CHURCH. conv. location, nr.
Lee hwy; 3 bedrms., auto. oil heat;
dble. garage: S135. Cali FA. 2115.
No answer. OV. 6345.
BETHESDA. 5503 Fairglen lane
Two-story detached stone, 8 rooms.
3 baths; 2-car garage; furnished;
$500; eodd Lnspsstion noe2 by appointment.
stone house. beautifully furnished;
immaculate cond.: 80 minutes to
D. c. Miss Murphy. BOSS g.
RRaT pNFlfSu5 Fun. NA' untii espo NAV 1s.. 1850.
rm., liv. rm.. bedrm.. nth dble. bed.
lge. attic with a. bed, bath and sun
porch: Oil heat. Phone H.
LGE. DET. HOUSE on, Fulton ST..
bedrms ed lsom nais eaths on ano and Ms T.; iss iss
finished attic; liv. rm.. den, kit. and
pantry 1st fir: maids rm. and bath
in lge. bsmt.: Gear gar. Completely
furn.. ready to operate; Rent; S39n.
Hal 1Rmea sbBss p9ss' Phone MR. LaRocHE' @t
5-RM. HoUsE-partly furn.. rent
ehildren2 ,i @1; Phone PSe snaa. NA. essa. ssi'
COMPLETELY FURN. q RMS. bath,
bsmt.; front yard. fenced back yard.
M. N. Ii. AVE. AND HAMILTON ST.
-Lge.. well-furn. 3-bedrm. with auto
matte heat. rec. rm.. garage; schools.
2 blks. J. EVERETT ROBERTSON.
ny: EA NAVaL 4S9G fRS aSsTozSsdlm. 70 zSsd bunsa-
low with auto. heat. Bendix, firepl..
RoBEkTsoN, NJ WA. 1880. wo. 77s7.
LARGE Def. s-RooM BRICK home,
ga baths. large club room, 2-car
garage. 1901 Langdrum lane. Call
after 8 pm. WI. 1862. 4
NICELY FURNISHED, det. cor. .5-
rms, rec. rm.. garage, 2 baths
Nov. 26 to Apr. /. $3.50 mo-. VI.
es1s POTOMAC DRIVE, Brookmont,
Nd. Furnished house for rent. 3
bedrooms; kitchen. large living room
dinette' 49, baths; Laundry; sanN q. ga, =.
sun porches: hot sste water heat;
CHEVY CHAsE-To acceptable ten
ants, well-furn. residence. Liv. rm..
din. rm.. scr: sun porch. kit. bed
rms, 2 baths, attic storage and
maids rm., oil burn, hot air, rec.
rm.. laund., law, terrace and gar
den. Rent S275. DE. 1922. ---6
BUNGALOW 4 rms. and bath,
porch, firepl. and oil h.-w.h.; guest
frepl.; lot 14Ox25O; S92 mo-; mr..
Mass. ave: busline In Glen Echo
cafEST HfaSass cHAsE49ssiou, MI 42ssi s,.. houses;
Sss ase eRYDE SR E'so " b6sNsofoS Y1sasn fasG W. W.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED 1h-story
bunga. mr.. Walter Reed Hospital: 8
rms. 2 baths, fin. bsmt. poss. Nov.
10; long lease. LLOYD r. TURNER,
RealtOr. ME 1647 e
Evening star., 1949-11-04
ApARTMEhrs UhFURh,sHEp

LIv. RIM, .dinette. kit. .bedrm.. bath;
sGaxsn; sntEsne. tfsaH.D "a. l7ss. outside apt pvt
1414 EUCLID ST. N.W.-1 small
En- e ., and ait.' sent ,sIa1,Dfiy bath: refrE
VETERANS, see our Naylor Gardens
ad under Coop. Apts. for sale"
DRURY REALITY CORP. RE. 1913.
62O6 g ST, Dillon Park, Md
rooms, kitchen and bath: all utilities
ERicK 4. BLUMER CO, ei7 Pa.
ave. Sc, FIR. 1883. -6
e.BEDRM. attractive apt, suburban
Va, near Fairfax, rent $50 with all
utilities. Box 475-H. Star. a
STUDIO APT.-Bath and kit, third
floor. SIS per mo. Apply between
8 am. and 9 pm. 243i 18th st.
1874 COLUMBIA RD. N.w.-Base-
ment apartment. l room, kit, bath,
$36 mo. and small services. In
.peet, then csll y; DALLAS GRADY
THREE RMS, semtpvt. bath, heat. gas
and elec.; 500 per mo. NO. 7e76.-