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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-17

- Je zaj1mave, re mnohy-
politik nesmf byt We sve domac-
nosti We Wade, tim meme v opo-
sici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-17
Pro neho nejsou hracky.

Mattel Willy spatril, jak v "a
hrade jeho desetilety synacek
Dire Sc S rycem, zatfm co novy
zahradnlk howl 81 v trave.
eco to znamena, zahradnl-
ku? Prece jste r1kal. re prace
v zahrade je pro vas hrackou."
"Prave proto jsem il prene-
mladymu panovi. Pro me
uz hracky nejsou."
"Mohl byste mne rict, kolik
je hodin?"
"Ovsem, ale az Ia tri mes1ce.
Nam totiz hodinky u SPRAY
ky"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-17
Rad Lidice, els. 456, {. S. A.

Rad Lidice, els. 456, {. S. A.
Belcamp, Md. SchGze kazdy 2
ctvrtek v mesici v Belcamp Ho-
'telu. PTeds. br. Jar. Cablik, mi
stopreds. br. JOS. Kolarfk, tai.
br. Otto Goetzl, 1cetni br. Jar.
Valcfk, pokl. br. Albert Kotras.
Revisori: br. JOS. Hybner a br.
JOS. Kolafik. Straz br. Louis
Stupavsky. Adresa vsech jest
Belcamp, Md.
Rad Observation-Disclosures
els. 81 {. S. A. Schdze l. sire
du v mes1ci 7:3O vecer v Ceske
Svob. skole, Ashland a Glover
ulic. Pfeds. F. Rfha, namestka
R. Legro, tai. M. Kraft, TIC N.
Milton Ave. (5), ucet. r. Sto-
Eek, 2412 E. Monument st. (5),
nOkl. A. Cesky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1949-06-17

Ulehlova. Adresa vsech Bel
camp, Md.
Tel. Podp. Spoil. Katolickych
SokolI a Sokolic sv. Vita els. 3
Kat. Jed. Sokol. Sokolove cvicl
" 1tery a v patek cd Z do II
vecer. Sokolice We stredu cd z
do 10 vecer. Prihasky Sc pri-
ljimajf pri kazdem cvicenf v
Katolicke Budove rob Madison
a Duncan ulic. Adresa spolku
Sokoll: Vaclav Dvorak, GIT N.
Castle st. (5). Sokolice: Miss
Betty Murray, 831 N. Colling-
ton Ave. (5).
Sbor Dslnickeho Amer. So.
kola porada schGze kazdy 2
patek v mesfci v Delnickem Do
me, Madison a Rose ul. Preds
A. Vancura, 9O6 N. Madiers
St., tai. J. Koutn1k, I'll N. Clio
liver St., dcet. a pokl. f. Steiner
'I712 N. Glover st.
Augustine Herman Skupin,
zenske Civic Ligy. Schdze kaz
1ldy |. ctvrtek v mesici cd 1:3(
do A hodin odpol. We skole Aug
Hermana. Preds. pl. Anthem.
. J. Peroutka, mistopreds. pl. Y
/. Rysanek, tai. pl. L. Klimes
lpokl. pf. John Shimanek.
Evening star., 1949-08-03
Wife Of Submarine Expert
Is Found Dead in Home
BY the Associated Press

OLD LYME, Conn. Aug. q
Mrs. Eunice Frances Holmes
Danenhower, 80, was found dead
today in her living room by her
husband. Sloan Danenhower, sub
marine and salvage expert.
Medical Examiner E. K. Dewitt
requested that an autopsy be per-
formed, but State Police 1t. Car
roll Shaw reported that there was
no evidence of foul play and the
death was apparently normal -
"An autopsy is routine when the
cause of death is not certain" 1t.
Shaw explained.
The police lieutenant said that
Mr.. Danenhower. 54-year-old for
mer naval officer and a member
of Sir Hubert wilkins 1881 Arctic
exploration party, reported:
He found his wife, whom he
identified as a former Ziegfeld
Follies girl, this morning on a liv-
ing room couch. She had slept
there while he had slept in an
upstairs bedroom.
He last saw Mrs. Danenhower.
his third wife, at 8 o'clock last
night. They were married in 1943.
Evening star., 1949-08-03

flict comes on the next level, be-
tween those tagged as non
European.
A month ago, 1000 extra police
and troops were put into service
here to guard against any out
break.
Back-to- India Movement.
The Indians are disturbed be-
cause the Nationalists have adopt
ed a law regulating future prop
erty holdings. There also is
movement to send the Asiatics
back to India. The British are
irate because South African citi-
zenship regulations have been
changed to make it more difficult
for them. The mulattoes were
legislated against in Cape Town
when they were put into Jim Grow
sections on trains and their right
to elect parliament members was
altered.
Parliament also adopted a
SIrlCC law against TdCldl lnteT-
marriage.
Black white racial tensions are
higher today than they ever have
been before" says the monthly
news magazine Trek. About this
there is general agreement among
the people working among the
non-Europeans."
Johannesburg, Cape Town and
Port Elizabeth are considered less
fertile for future trouble because
they do not have the big Indian
problem. Durham, in the province
of Natal, was originally a British
colony. The Dutch Afrikaners
are weaker here than in Cape
Town, the Orange Free State and
TIE .,cx,aal
Evening star., 1949-08-03

his recently appointed watchdog
committee on employment and un-
employment conditions.
The committee, comprising
members of the Dewey cabinet,
said unemployment was "a serious
but not alarming problem" in the
State. It recommended autumn
"acceleration" of the States "al-
ready high-geared program of
public works"
Our public works program"
Gov. Dewey said. lis the first line
in our attack against recess
sion. :"
I'VE have a reserve of public
construction ready to go and, I am
happy to report, have the money
in the bank to pay for it."
Evening star., 1949-08-03
Dewey Steps Up Projects
To Curb Unemployment
By the Associated Press

ALBANY, N. Y, Aug. 3.-Gov.
Dewey today ordered a speedup
in the States $575.OOO,00O public
works program to cope with re
cession" unemployment.
He directed the Public Works
Department to give top priority to
construction projects in areas
hardest hit" by increasing job
lessnesS.
Gov. Deweys' action came with
his release of the first report by
Evening star., 1949-08-03
Cumberland Woman
Marks 106th Birthday
By the Assoeioted Press

CUMBERLAND, Nd, Aug. s.
Mrs. Lydia Hitchcock was to OBJ
serve her 106th birthday today
at Memorial Hospital, where she
has lived for the past four years.
She is the widow of Luke M.
Evening star., 1949-08-03

Hitchcock. four times mayor of
Cumberland before he died 66
years ago.
No celebration is planned. Mrs.
Hitchcock must stay in bed most
Of the time.
Evening star., 1949-08-03
New Polish Ship Launched

GDANSK, Poland (P).-Polish
shipyards have just launched their
fifth coal and ore carrier within
seven months.
The Arizona post., 1949-01-21
B'nai Birth To
Install jan. 24

B'nai Birth has completed
plans for its Installation Dinner
Dance, Jan. "a, in the main ball
room of the Veterans OF Foreign
Wars, 124 E. Broadway, p. m.
Officers to be installed are: Ar
thur Tannenbaum, pres; Sam
Sloan, 1st vice-pres.; Joseph M.
Schachner, End vice-pres.; Marvin
Volk, treas; Sam Listenes, rec.
Sec; Morris Sohn, fin. sec; Fred
Stern, trustee; Colman Adler,
warden.
The dinner menu will be de-
parture from the usual banquet
entree and designed for those who
enjoy hearty food. Jack Kimmel
has enlarged his Rhythm-Land
Band and will present some new
novelty numbers. To entertain
the guests will be Mickey Spen-
cer,, the crooner; Esther Todd,
Continued on page 81
The Arizona post., 1949-01-21
Temple Gets
Ready Sturt
First Unit

Last night the Board of Temple
Emanuel passed a special reso-
luton which concludes negotia-
tions with the Bank of Douglas
for a loan to enable the Temple
Board to formally award the
building contract to the Murray
Shift Construction Co., it was an
nounced by Mark Klafter, chair
man of the Building Committee.
Serving with him are Albert
Glickman, Sherman Goodfriend
and Charles ]. Miller.
The first unit to be built now,
consists of the Recreation Hall Ito
be used temporarily as the Sane
tuary), foyer, kitchen, stage,
dressing rooms, adequate storage,
heating and cooling equipment
for the complete structure. 1t is
expected that actual construction
will stimulate contributions so
that it will be possible to then
proceed with the second unit, the
school, consisting of 10 rooms.
Mr.. Shift has indicated that he
Continued on page 1O)
The Arizona post., 1949-01-21
HadassahShOW
Benefits Child
Welfare Needs

A mammoth revue will be held
under the auspices of Hadassah
for the benefit of their Child We'll
fare program on Jan. 20 at the
University Auditorium 1t is the
biggest undertaking ever assumed
here by Hadassah which they ex-
plain was made necessary because
of the desire to raise larger funds
for the growing program in Israel.
Ffadassah began its health serv-
ice in 1913, gradually extend
ing its scope until today it cares
for children from cradle to adult
hood, in such varied services as
prenatal care, school luncheons,
summer camps, vocational train
ing, recreation.
It. was these youngsters who
valiantly manned kitchens at out
posts, made precision instruments
and served Israel in a thousand
ways when she was fighting for
existence last year.
When the peace breaks OUT
Child Welfare will no longer func-
ton on the present emergency
basis. The program will then
need expansion to serve a rapidly
Continued on page 81
The Arizona post., 1949-01-21
U.JA 1919 Seek
25O Million

ATLANTIC CITY - Asserting
that 1949 is the year of histo-
ric opportunity" for the solution
of the problems of homelessness
and misery of the Jewish people,
the 10th Nat. Conf. of the United
Jewish Appeal unanimously
adopted goal of $250,000,000 as
the "irreducible minimum"
Albert F. Wagner, local Coun-
Gil executive, said that no Off
cial quota has yet been received
here. He believes that it may be
even higher than the 1948 goal of
$175,OO0.
The Arizona post., 1949-01-21
Worknen's Circle In
Installation Banquet

Organized several months ago,
Workmen's Circle will hold an
installation Banquet on Wednes-
day, Jan. 26, in the Fiesta Room
of the Santa Rita Hotel
Guest of honor will be Ephim
Jeshurin, national executive pres
ident of the Workmen's Circle.
All members and their friends
desiring to attend should contact
Walter Miller, chairman, 610 N.
End Ave-
The Arizona post., 1949-01-21
Hillel Seeks
10000 Here
For Building

A drive to raise $4,000 with
in thirty days for the Hillel Build
ing Fund has been announced by
Joseph M. Schachner, BIB Hillel
committee chairman, and Aaron
Paul, chairman of the drive. They
declare that a successful drive
now will assure sufficient monies
to start student building near
the University campus that will
meet minimum needs, and costing
between $4,000 and 100000, al
most Immediately. Matthew Poll
akoff is assistant to Mr.. Paul.
The property, corner N. Noun
tain and E End, was generously
donated several years ago by the
venerable Max Lisitzky for this
purpose. He says such building
is his dream. his fervent wish.
Phoenix is conducting a SINH
lar drive for, $500. The BIB
Continued on page 1O)
The Arizona post., 1949-01-21

rs the Jew obliged to be a
liberal?" will be the question DIR.
SaIO w. Baron will answer in the
affirmative as he analyses why he
must constantly fight for social
Justice for all. DIR. Baron speaks
Sunday, Jan. % at Stafford Junior
High School, at 8 PM.
DR.. Baron is on the faculty of
Columbia University as profess
sOr of Jewish Literature and His
tory.
Mrs. VIM LeBOff, chairman,
urges attendance to hear fine
lecture and to support the series.
The Arizona post., 1949-01-21
BingoPartyA AT
Anshei Israel
January 3Oth

A Bingo Party will be held at
Congregation Anshei Israel, Sun
day, Jan. 80, having no admission
charge and open to the public,
according to Louis Zeiden, social
chairman in charge of the party.
He says, 1--WE plan thoroly en-
joyable evening and invite the
community at large; members,
residents, winter visitors, and
guests are welcome.
On the committee ares Bill Le-
vine, Richard Bennett, Harry
Epstein, Julius Leaf and Robert
Marks.
The Arizona post., 1949-01-21
GOOD NEWS FOR ISRAEL

TucSOnianS had much to be
happy about today. First, the
United States, thru the EX-
pOrt-ImpOrt Bank, announced
that it is making S1OO,OOO,OOO
available as a loan to Israel.
Second, Britain is reported
ready to recognize Israel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-03
OPEN SUN, | TOO
A Flf WITH An ETE

OPEN SUN, ! Tos
A or WITH AN EYE
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a~esarn hfsek. ssth Assisted Assgs
rr'as - .ssaasissses ~ Vet 4arn ss-
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g. Tsva.s f.s s's..vss -
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Horne and Investment
CLOSE TO CAPITOL
ssss il opportunity Gnpessns, bsy ssss
Nrs ssrnsaes Britt hesns sssA pa
sAs ssersx age. sssss ard snszfssss
via shs Tsns fsasM . ssssassax at
ranssnasnfss ise2txS ~ stssRFsas are
sFsnsos1sstsas psass4 g sssAs
LURIA BROS.
$500 wlisen sIsd., pN 500 80. -
So b sTS~~AnsssAntasJ s@rn. fs~
err Tad esTna-. Ell h,"sas ress
.oB Ha iil REALTY co.
YH s1ie -
TIRED OF LIVING
Ia 81 ASS sss sass reg ssst4 agsss
as2s yasxh mnx ssssEs, lA~&Ae3 81
5-as tsfmAs -, Sc Ri .ss1e Esaa
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IN WOODBRIDGE NE
x~Bedrooyn Corner Home
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GHANNON q LUCH0 CO.
80 4 =. Nv IA 49,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-03
APARTMENTS WANTED

WANTED-uNFURN 1-BEDRM. APT. /;
good transp nec& dependable, empl.
adult; long lease desired HO. 54o6
after 5 or DI. 1882 days. So
NAVY CAPTAIN and wife need 2 bed
rms with baths sd, din, ranr Tm sits an;
to Tliden NV; long lease. AID.
6216 after 8 p m. s.
REFINED COUPLE and infant. want
small apt, Arlington vicinity. Cali
VI. s4s6, 10 a;m.-2 pm.
q Govt. girls; pref. Virginia; rea-
sonable rates. Call RE. 7400. Ext,
7244 between S:30-4, weekdays.
nEfINED MARRIED COUPLE. no
children. no pets. require 3-room
apartment; nv. section; reasonable.
hon ko1-L. ta1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-03
MOVING, PACKING 8 STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

BETHEsDA-Sublease July and Au-
gust, 3 bedrms., 2 baths, furn.; auto.
washing machine; S175 mo. Of.
c Hwy CHASE. D. c,-June II to
baths, recr. rm.; convenient TO
stores and transportation. Wo. 8149
ARLINGToN-summer rental: 4 bed
rooms, fenced yard. large trees, out
Including gas electricity. water. kE.
Chew nIsp1V CHASE, Mp.-Rent, 3 mos.
beginning June 10; house insulated
and cool. nr. Conn. ave. and shop
e ern senter spa SsI sifu: m % Ssk
home, nicely furn.; 3 bright. bed
rms. with twin beds, 2 tile baths.
rec, rm., piano, linens. dishes, ETC.,
maids rm. and attic, screened porth,
gar, attractive Enclosed grounds, Will
BATHS; now as' Available. ssio 0 Glover
CHEVY CHAsE-woman, under As,
to share charming home: delicious
mr.. Conn nm p ave- bus Sne' WI ss5i. M5
detached brick home
available. for summer rental; best
NV. locations. completely furnished;
from approximately June IL TO
Sept II at rental Of ss al t RfRa
ALEXASDRiA ! bedrms., Enclosed
yard, auto. h.-w.h., garage; immed.
occupancy; mr.. busline; S135 mo. 4o7
3. Mason ave, AL. 4693. .
s3.5 18th ST. N;W.--Detschsd eris ss
3 baths, porches. 2-car garage. oil
burner. excellent location; imme-
date possession: S2S2 80 per mo.
Call Miss Schroth. SHANNON d
LUcHS CO., 1905 H st. NV, MA.
ssis 10th ST. N.w.-New brick; 8
rooms Is bedrooms, . baths; porch
and garage; oil burner: avail; July
l. 5000 mo- Can Miss Schroth,
SHANNON g. LuCHs CO.. 1905 H
cool. ATTRACTIVE Greenwich b
ooreh: large shady lawn; IDEAL for
children; July to Sept. Call WI,
NEAR EAR KENwoop. sethesda-Iesely
family home; o acre; June 2s-sspt.
h isioH es ss sarn ana ..n 1sss
s s.nase o ss.t sipie%ss S VII ss
cate by June nna otn; OF 21sr,
Ny sEA6flrGE s.Em brk; ho ,!s.
neishborhood In. Sill. Spg. is avail.
vision and piano included; cple.
N PTsf Bs Eli ssas ssMsAssY-pet 6pk.:
beautifully furnished, including ORR
entail rugs and PAINTINGS; no linen
or silver: 4 corner bedrooms. baths.
reception room. drawing room, large
dining room, powder room, kitchen,
buffers pantry, 2 servants rooms
and bath. gear garage. 1918 month
to May 81, 1850, possibly extended
WAyERIiY TAYLOR. INC, lo2s
Conn. ave, RE-. 1866.
COZY SIX R0oMS--Ideal location;
freshly decorated: Jewish couple
pref; june TO Sept; reAs. RA. QaS7
BETHESDA, MD.---June 90 to Aug 90.
5 rms.. screened porch, lovely yard;
conren. transp.; $l26. WI 0sS1.
NICELY FuRN. p-room Chevy Chase
home, suitable for ! or Q families;
Rsmt., gar. yard: rental 5000 mo;
Or. i7ls Qe call MIes HARRISON
~ III. 8OVu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-03
HOUSES FOR sAlE-Nerthwsss

0VVSeS PON SAIE-sNoFtuWos
A IEiI. ,. gNIvERsITS Z. ! PAf s1,c1
home. rrst-n- plan includes .
as . snesnese p aasay located
pins center, g.. r, l. REcsgsaadTT q
cSsssn6as !. eSls sa.I III Sret sS ses
nook. ind door, ) bedrms.. 2 tiled
baths; stairs to Ice. attic; oil heat;
house in excel cond,; close to stores,
s5ssd ts s, y szy Y. 81 bgS ss
. sysssi Mo Inv. rARK-semi-
detached brick. 8 rooms. screened
porch and sun deck. study in base.
buy with $50 down and s7s per
American NERO II INV s. PIX, sls,ssoys-
hedrm prewar Diet. brick. slate roof.
level lot; cow. to Mas ave shop
ping and sransp. c: ALIEN eH rEs.
psa issNsA pn WOODS sa5a go c sass Chase.
b. c.-Detached brick. 8 bedrms..
rage, gas heat; asktnf SIS. $50.
This is it, A real sleeper. "a
TWEED GO. sSo4 Conn. ave-. EA.
BEaTnMaEsDA-M Modern prexsr brick
house. with 8 twin-sized bedrms
and Q baths on end a.: Ice. lily.
I'm, with firepl.. din, rm.,. mod.
complete kit. and Ice. screened porch
on LIST A.: other features are. built.
In garage. good lot and . ,rlendid
neighborhood. fine for children.
sale. p. A. TWEED Co, 55o4 Conn
ave, EN l2ao til pm. -
BRIGHTWO0D--Eesr Walter Reed
HOSPITAL; s.iamlls senidetsss as<
4-roon apt. on snd hoor; reerea,
ton room. built.in saraxe; ell
b. W.. close. to churches, schools:
shopping and REPRESENTATION DON
BRiHHTwOoD. nr stu and sher,-
dan--semsdet. brick, 3 rms, bath.
8 porchex, bailt-in gar, oil &C;
xl..a5o. W. :. BEERS, sH. 4!47
cHnfvY CHASE. D. C.. mr., LAFAYETTE
Schooi--petached home. tmmarulate
conr . rms. porch. Ire. esmt. !.
suitable for playfocm. yeu-kepf
lsysl lot; oil h..g.h.; 2l5 80. TAOe;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-03
QUEENS TOWN APIS.

Queens Chapel I'd. and Chillum I'd,
Mt. Rainier. Md. New construction.
Immediate occupancy. bedrooms,
living room, kitchen. dinetts ano
utilities. Venetian blinds, good
closet space. laundry and storage
rooms. Fenced-in play areas for
children. Shopping center being
completed. In. project. Located next
TO other schools. To reach: Drive
out Michigan ave. extended to
Queens Chapel I'd, or by bus, take
Ga Hyattsville bus, Mt. Rainier
terminal. See resident manager,
or ONCE, rear 3l03. II. @. sMITHY
CO. Sill 18th st NV ST $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-03
HOUSES UkFURkIsHEp

TWO b.RM; BRICK HOUSES. min
with refsr. ov. 5000, J. T. Mofo cgi
RRIEA.TJX a5lt5 sI NJ; Vernon aye
ARLINGTON-5-rm. brick colonial: /
: slss mo el0s ox to sa schools and GUS
CHEVY CHASE, MD. near Pinehurst
SIS. csll Mr.. Harp si vi VI. I ib7s
v SAMUEL = oBoGLEY, INC; "a
hSm. s ssc asna, s IsSs' SssTm
esiP or tSF s s56o. See them @ today
FRENCH. one OF procurement agency
leav. town, desires to transfer I-yr.
lease. 1920 ~. H. ave. NV. r. HER
c HAAERnS ss SEos ssint W. H s5Gs
recently renodeled; 2 large draw
Ing rooms and dining rm.. kitchen
equipped for entertaining; 2 bed
ms z baths, gas heat. MRS. WAY.
H SSi tiq foR RENT; SAINT. Helm
and Bah; Newly r.n soSns rrfsid,
month. Apply once, 10 s.m. to
4:3o pm. or farmhouse In ewes.
10 RMS, Diet. stone house: 9 bed
rms. 2 baths, spacious porch. oil
heat; l347 Montague st. NV. OIL.
RxNCcH-HoUsE TYPE. new; level lot;
excel. Sc. section: liy. nm, din. rm..
kitchen, 2 bedrms.. bath, bsmt.. en-
pandable attic: Sl25. PAUL r.
ss saoSE BR al or DBL H. sz Besh.sds S
Md.-New house available imme-
diately. Detached brick. 8 rooms g
bedrooms). "a baths, side porch.
electric refriserator, sas furnace;
$3.50 per month, Directions: Drive
out Wis. ave. left at Bank OF
Bethesda, out Old GEORGETOWN I'd,
9 squares past Suburban Hospital,
left on Greentree I'd. to Ewing dr..
right, l b ock to house. Apply on
premises OF call Miss Schroth,
SHANNON a. LUCHS CO., 1905 H
st. NV. MA, 2345. IS
B RMS, oil heat; newly dec. through
out: SOC so mo-: 5 min. from Lin
coin Memorial Bridge. GIL. $3.50.
A a-BEDRM., MODERN. stresmlined.
air-cooled eflctency house; rev
througho out; the picture window dis
closes q deep shady patio garden:
$40; will consider furnishing. co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-03
APIS. WANTED Govt

~ @s WtNtkS sS0"st
UkGENT, gentleman. unfarn. spt-.
central nv; prefer apt; house; slsvs:
cow 81, fsi rSPhoYr s' xi saa Children stsr
spt.; max. s75. Ii. s-s7Ss. Sal
REFINED II ise MOTHER toov,. enDl..
PERM; daughter 20. .euisp, desire
h soS se nsar grade 'ehooi' ref Had-
pRoFTssIosAL WOMAN desires IN
furnished apartment with book
shelves: will redeeorate. BOZ 1926
BAcHELoR desires unturnished en-
cheney. IN clean apt. bldg. or info.
leading to occupancy. Box 4a2-L.
Young WOMAN. Govt, empl.. wishes
snail apt. o. large unfurnished room
VI vISh 5o issss sitsi ne sm f' ave -
UNFURNIsHED 2-bedroom apt, in
~: section . ADULTS. OR. 227@,
vEf : and June bride. both employed,
u ND shsain I II aiasSs or
Apartment bidg. in NV. ssetion only.
e az la29 e. I .w W ssHooi -
asnt, We ard baby desire reason
d a1ls .0'0T FF ss aH! aa'''' e s:n-
1 on a-BEDRM. APT. in ap, build
ing or private home. nv section:
RStssr a"f hu fssse 81 Dss:ss {,
r sh2pe Th 766GpLE, vet. WS
son, DESPERATELY need l-bedrm. apt:
S.sfbt, any vic not so eyer 500 good
usIvsRsITY rRorGsso i'e and wife II.
in Wash. for summer desire furn.
SGs9 sA{ RhieSSSFT ii. Fl as.,i sSit I:
bedrm apt. mr.. GeorRetoxn; furn,
saa rGRN mfr Afr 'f ioa OF Fr ia' p
ny ny ass sss9tis s9i., a / : i $50. Gail
GOVT b LNrL C .ns E.,s desires yns
REIIABLE cow. ENfLoYE desires
nv uEfurn. l-bedrm. or l-rm.
kog bYE b. RE- k' 4l4s ss't Ext ''sS sis
YOUNG BUSINESS WOMAN desires
share With one other sirl. oW,
N s1h, a't orrrd R:R single. de q
September Box 453-L, Star. ~
WANTED-Apts houses and rooms
for Geo Washington Univ. students.
Write HOUSING OFFICE. Bldg. r,
202T st. NV. Please do not
MAN wishes studio apt. prefer near
doWntown Sc. or NV. Call 10.
APT. WANTED by dependable business
couple. Efficiency or one bedrm. apt,
furn, preferred. No children or pets,
UNfURNIsHED Two-RooM. kitchen
bath apartment. BY middle-aged
couple; highest references; prefer
apartment house; S65, maximum
District 0624. 81
NAVY DEPT. Official desires unfurn
bachelor apart. Georgetown. wis
AZ WoFRR IRSGt Gifts sEaf H so a farn ant
! bedrm;' iiy; rm.. kit, and bath;
EffsffcIttNeYY MODERN, furnished ned or
unfurnished; around $50; North
west, best references; permanent:
ANp zsaif G re- D s7SS q rai 4 MIS-
M dfgS e. Ri 7p Wa5oAataISr 8 B.
Govt. employe, desires unfurnished
] rm., kitchenette and bath in apt.
BLDG; excel. refs. GIL. 1899. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-06-03
CHILLUM HEIGHTS APIS

OCCUPANCY EARLY JUNE
apis, ISL so to $3.50. Utilities in
cluded in rent, New project on
Chillum I'd. Chillum Heights, Nd,
between Queens Chapel I'd. and Riggs
I'd. Good closet space. Venetian
blinds. Laundry facilities and stor-
age space. Residence manaser on
premises. Veterans preference. To
reach: Drive east on Missouri ave.
(Risgs rd1 to Chiilum rd;. turn
ave, extended (oueens Chapel
rd.) to chillum I'd, turn left
to project or take So Green Mea--
dows bus to Chillum I'd, turn right
to project. Latter part OF June
bus service will be to protect en-
trance, H. G. SMITHY CO., S11
1sth n a ~ CT 220n