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Montana labor news., 1949-07-21
O'DONNEL FORGOT
TO MENTION

luhn O'Dmncll. columnist Tor III,
New York Daily New s-Washine,or
Times Herald axis, the other da,
quoted Sen Paul II. Douglas Cd.
III Il, SAVING during debate oycl
the raii-lIariley Act:
We all know that the Senate
from Ohio CTaiD is not only
man oi great ahiliiy--in my judge
meui. pr ,bahly the ablest man il
the uicd States Scnaie-but thai
d. i al>o honest, candid and con
raecuu, say this because il
is the sober truth
0'ponnel wrote, These word,
criainly ,.u the legs from under
an, effort by the labor lobby 10
make Taft the whipping boy of the
81 ampaien'
l'iii What O'Donncll forgot To re
port were some other quotes bv
Douglas III the same speech. For
instance,
Il regard ii As one Of the trag
cdie> ui congressional History that
he flaill should have got himself
miSed up with the vicious piece ni
LEGISLATION tTait-I Hartley which
Ma, sent over Ia this body in lol1
i, the Republican leadership II
the House. and that he uniortu
nately yielded to many of their
worst demands
Nnd ii i> sell evident to me
that the Iait-IIartley law is
pcrmcatcd bs 4 sindiciivc spirit Ia.
mard uaioni,nl and labor and that
Il Is cnnirar, 10 The spirit OF equal
Justice upon which our democracy
j. based
Question. What does O'Donnell
mean i, saving. that Douglas has
kept lail from being a whipping
boy ncNt year.
senator TAFT i, a learned scholar
November s. 1880. we trust he'll be
even 4 wiser man.
Montana labor news., 1949-07-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate OF Miss Gustava Ylitalo. de-
ceased
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed Administrator OF the estate OF
Miss Gustava Yltalo, deceased, to the
creditors OF and all persons having claims
against the said deceased. to exhibit them,
with the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication Of this
notice to the said administrator at Law
Building. SIS W. Broadway, Butte. Mon
tana the same being the place for the
trans action OF the business of said es-
tate in the County OF Silver Bow, State
of Montana.
THEODORE JARVELA. Admins
traitor OF the Estate OF Miss Gus
tava Ylitalo. deceased.
Dated Butte, Montana this 10th day
OF July. l949
Frank j, Roe, Joseph j. McCaffery, Jr.
Law Building, SIS w Broadway, Butte.
Montana, attorneys for Administrator.
Montana labor news., 1949-07-21
PLAYOFF DATE SET BACK
LEGION JUNIOR SERIES

OMAHA. Neb-Thc American
l.eeion's 1910 Junior World Series
will get under way here August 81
instead of August % as originally
planned.
The change was made Ia give
the four sectional championship
teams which will cross bats in the
national finals, more time to get
here The last sectional round ends
August 25.
The series will be played August
81 10 September 4.
Montana labor news., 1949-07-21
EATING MORE

With many more persons covered
by union contracts and earning more
money than they did in l935-3o,
the average consumption Of food by
Americans has risen 10 per cent in
the last decade. Food purchases
also show a rise in quality, notably
in meats, according to Uncle Sans
Bureau of Agricultural economics.
Montana labor news., 1949-07-21
U. S. DEBT

q. S. DEBT
Who owns the national debt; Ac-
cordine to Treasury Department
figures, the government bonds which
represent the debt OF about $3.50
billion are owned approximately as
follows;
Banks 800 billion.
individuals $07 billion.
Corporations S53 billion.
Government agencies and funds,
SN billion.
Montana labor news., 1949-07-21
LEGAL NOTICES

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF TIE
STATE OF MONTANA IN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF SILVER BOW
No. 1880
In the Matter of the Estate of Jane
Ann Trethewey, Deceased.
NOTICE OF TIME APPOINTED FOR
PROVING WILL. ETC
Pursuant to an order OF said District
Court. made on the 18th day of July.
1919. notice is hereby given that Sat
nrday the 9th day OF August. l949. at
$50 O'Clock AM. of said day at the
Court Room OF said Court IN Department
One thereof at the City Of Butte in the
said County OF Silver Bow, State OF
Montana. have been appointed as the
time and place for proving the Will OF
said Jane Ann Trethewey deceased. and
fUr hearing the petition OF WMfrid
Trethewey. for the issuance TO him OF
Letters Testamentary, when and where
any person interested may appear and
contest the same. and show cause. If any
he has. why said petition should not be
granted.
Dated July 10. l949.
COURT SEAL
Montana labor news., 1949-07-21

NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate OF Ida W. Parsons, deceased
Notice Is hereby given by the under
signed. administrator and administrators
ol the estate of Ida w. Parsons. de
ceased to the creditors OF and all
persons having claims against the said
deceased. to exhibit them. with the
necessary vouchers. within ten months
after the first publication OF this notice
to the said administrator and admins-
tratrx at the Office ol j +. Emigh.
attorney at law at number AZ North
Main Street. Butte. Montana the same
being the place for the transaction OF
the business Of said estate, in the
County of Silver Bow. State OF Montana.
WILLIAM WILLS. Administrators
aad PEARL DOHERTY Admin
istratrix OF the Estate of Ida
w Parsons. deceased
Dated Butte, Montana. this 2Sth day
OF June, i949.
Publish June 30-July Z, H. q
Montana labor news., 1949-07-21

Golden Canyon Days" Celebration
Helena, Montana
Sponsored by the Helena Jaycecs
Thursday July %, l949
old Timers Homecoming Day
Friday July p, l949
Canyon Ferry Day
Saturday July q, 1910
Butte Day
Sunday July "a, 1910
Faith OF Our Fathers
Golden Canyon Days Celebration,
sponsored by the Helena Jaycecs.
will take place july p, p. q. and
Golden Canyon Days Celebration
q in Helena, Montana. The oc-
scaion is concentrating the SSH
Anniversary OF the Discovery OF
Gold in Last Chance Guuch'. and
the Tooth Birthday OF the Depart
men, OF Interior BY ground breaking
ceremonies ior construction OF the
Canyon Ferry Dam. More than
100000 people are expected TO at
tend the celebration.
BUTTE HIGH SCHOOL. BAND
WILL PARADE
Montana labor news., 1949-07-21

lhs IS your paper-subSoribc to it
Support il, Boost it,
Montana labor news., 1949-07-21

Patronize Our Advertisers!
Montana labor news., 1949-07-21

Union officers it is Your duty "a
contact $3.50 with any union news.
Montana labor news., 1949-07-21

Publish July 81. 20 August !. Ii
Montana labor news., 1949-07-21

FRANK J GABSE
Clerk OF the Court
T. j Davis. Attorney for Petitioner
Publish July %. 20 August
Montana labor news., 1949-07-21

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SECOND JUcIcIAL DISTRICT OF THE
STATE OF MONTANA IN AND FOR InE
COUNTY OF SILVER BOW
Evening star., 1949-01-23

while living with her uncle and
aunt, DR.. and Mrs. Charles Howe,
in Mclean, Va. The telephone has
been ringing like mad sounding of
Betsy's praises: The girl who started
off as star opposite Cary Grant
will be leaving London any day
now and will probably be coming
to her old haunts for a visit. Her
mother, incidentally, was the for
mer Ann Keith Of Fairfax.
Larissa Echegaray, Russian-born
wife Of the Spanish Agricultural
Attache, is one Of the more unusual
diplomatic hostesses. In the midst
of her other duties, she finds time
to work every week in the neurologi-
cal laboratory at George Washing
Evening star., 1949-01-23
Miss Mnndv to We'd

Mr.. Louis E. Mundy of Chevy
Chase announces the engagement
of his daughter, Jane Marie, to Mr.
Ira r. Shoemaker, jr., son Of Mr.
Shoemaker Of Ravenwood, Va, and
Mrs. Vivian Shoemaker Of Kensing-
ton, Md. No date has been set for
the wedding.
The bride-elect is a graduate OF
Georgetown Visitation Convent and
the University of Maryland. She is
a member of Sigma Kappa sorority
Mr.. Shoemaker attended Carlisle
Military Institute before entering
Evening star., 1949-01-23
limitations Ont

The Librarian of Congress has
issued invitations to readings by
Leonie Adams, consultant in poetry
in English at the Library of Con-
gress, at $3.50 o'clock Monday eve
ming, January 81. The readings will
consist of selections from her poetry
and will be given in the Coolidge
auditorium of the Library.
Evening star., 1949-01-23
THE SUNDAY STAR Washington, D. c. Dill


ton Hospital, donating her time as
she used to do in the Children's
Hospital dispensary.
And speaking of hospitals, that
brand-new fancy bne where new
born babes stay in the same room
Evening star., 1949-01-23

| the Navy, in which he served for
three years in the Atlantic and
Mediterranean theaters. He now Is
student at Montgomery Junior
College, from which he will gradu-
ate in the spring.
Evening star., 1949-01-23

with their mothers, George WASH
ington University Hospital, was the
scene Of the recent appearance Of
Ben Franklin Dixon ~. His parents
Ben and Frances, are beaming
brightly over their baby boy.
Evening star., 1949-01-23
Betty BeaIe

Continued From Page DID
Every Girl Should Be Married"
Fresh, nice and natural looking
Betsy Drake went to Madeira School
Evening star., 1949-01-23

MRS. DILLON.
Mrs. Dillon is the bride OF
DR.. John Francis Dillon, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A.
Dillon of Washington. She Is
the former Miss Frances
jeanne NiehGuS, daughter OF
Mrs. Niehaus of Arlington and
the late Mr.. Francis Clark
NiehduS.
Evening star., 1949-01-23

MRS. CUNNEY.
The daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John A. BeaH before her
marriage to Mr.. Eugene G.
Quincy 1Das Miss Mary Louise
BeaH OF Arlington.
Jim Williams Photo.
Evening star., 1949-10-06
1een-Age Artists Exhibit
0pen in Settlement House

Nine teen-age artists will COM
pete for awards in the first ex-
hibit of the Fine Art Workshop
Of Christ Child Settlement House
at 8:15 o'clock tonight.
Miss Katharine Lenroot, chief
of the Children's Bureau, will be
one Of the judges at the event,
to be held in the settlement house,
608 Massachusetts, avenue NE.
Other judges will be Kenneth
Stubbs. faculty member of the
Corcoran School Of Art, and Oscar
Veerhof, manager of Veerhof
Fine Art Galleries.
The drawings and paintings to
be judged were executed by pupils
of Mrs. w. Grabinska, instructor
at the workshop.
Evening star., 1949-10-06
Lane 10 Be Guest at Rally
OF Women Democrats

National and State politica
figures will be guests Of thu
Southern Maryland District
United Den,6ciatic WofLcI
!Clubs OF Maryland, at 1880 pm
Saturday at Club Wayson. Druty
Md.
Gov. Lane and Mrs. Lane will
head the State figures to be pres
ent. Mrs. Elsie West of Lothian
who recently appeared on the
Democratic Women's Day radio
program with President Truman
also will be guest.
Others who have accepted invi-
tations. according to Mrs. Betty
Tayman of Cheverly. district
president, are the following:
Mrs. Millard e. Tydings. wife
|of Maryland's senior Senator;
Mrs. India Edwards. director OF
the Women's Division Of the
Democratic National Committee
Miss Catherine Falvey, who made
one of the seconding speeches
nominating President Truman
last year at the Philadelphia con-
|vention: Representative Sasscer
Democrat, of Maryland, and Mrs
Sasscer: State Senator and Mrs
Evening star., 1949-10-06

Peter Borras is . man who be-
lieves firmly that talented chez
is . man among men, to be rank
ed as one Of the worlds great
artists. Dining, Mr.. Borras feels.
Is q matter which should involve
pleasure and not mere sustenance.
Mr.. Borras Is head man at the
Madrillon, which antedates the
building which houses 1t now and
even dates back to Republicans IN
the White House. Consequently
he has had a number Of years to
cater both to himself and to 9TH
ers of like philosophy. Miracu-
lously, this has had no noticeable
effect on his waistline, the food
which gives him pleasure turning
to affability rather than excess
weight.
Being limited by the size Of the
Madrillon in the number Of per-
sons to whose gustatory pleasure
he can contribute at given time,
Mr.. Borras long has sought means
Of widening his scope. Once he
formed q society Of amateur chefs
and made plans to turn the facil-
tiles of the Madrillon kitchen
over to them on meeting nights.
This was barely under way when
the war came along with the
shortage which put q stop to such
experimenting with food.
Mr.. Borras' newest project to
spread the good word for good
eating is the Ambos Mundos Sa-
varin Society. The qualifications
for joining are simple. AL you
have to do is write your name and
address on the card you will find
on your table at the Madrillon.
Evening star., 1949-10-06
After Dark
Peter Borras Spreads the Word
To Make EATING Fun, Not a Habit
By Harry Macarthur

There are no dues and the re-
wards include twice-monthly bull
letins including interesting facts
on food, its service and prepara'
ton some history OF famous
foods and beverages and
favorite recipe of a favorite chef.
If you don't detect much differ.
ence between scramble eggs at 9
drugstore counter and a skilled
chefs omelet fine herbes, all o1
this probably won't interest you
Otherwise, you can't lose.
Man out of another generation
walked into the Carlton Congo
Room the other night and de-
manded that Basil Fomeen and
orchestra play Kitten on the
Keys" What's more, Mr.. Fomeer
and orchestra played Kitten or
the Keys" right back at him.
A date that has become an an.
nual affair at the Mayflowel
Lounge is set for next Monday
That's when Florian Ia Bach, vic.
lin and orchestra return. as ON.
cial a sign of autumn's arrival Al
you are likely to get. The same
night marks the return also OF
Artini and Consuelo. who rank
among the more entertaining
dance teams and who have won q
considerable following at other
Mayhower Lounge appearances.
The annual Champagne and
Orchids opening of the fall sea-
son of the Lounge, which hao
been scheduled to coincide with
the return of Mr.. Ia Bach ano
Artini and Consuelo, has been sci
back to Friday, October 81. This
date seems to be official, so you
may as well put the order in now
for the baby sitter.
+ X 4 4
George Price, the only come
dian you are likely to encounter
Evening star., 1949-10-06
|Wife. Fled Newborn Girl,
Sailor CHARGES in Suit

A Navy enlisted man yesterday
brought a divorce suit IN District
;Cc.:t. charging bis wife had sCft
q hospital without ever seeing
their newborn daughter.
Allen Dale Parker, 81. whom
counsel said lives at the Navy bar
racks, charges his wife, Mrs.
Arlene D. Parker. with miscon-
duct. He asks for an absolute
divorce, or a limited divorce on
the grounds of cruelty.
The suit says Mr.. and Mrs.
Parker were married in March,
1948. The young daughter, the
complaint said, is living with Mr..
Parker's mother in Lamar, Mo.
The suit says Mr.. Parker's
wife is living in Tucson, Ariz.
Evening star., 1949-10-06

IN some time who recently solo
seat on the New York Stock Ex-
change, arrives Monday night to
provide the first floor show enter
tainment of the season at the En-
bassy Room of the Statler. Mr.
Price, veteran cf vaudeville, was
the top radio comic back in the
early I93Os anc more recently has
been playing the more expensive
and better-paying New York night
clubs.
His most recent appearance
here seems to have been back
during the war, when Herb Sachs
Del Rio was a going concern. Mr..
Price. when he appeared there.
was q very funny fellow and the
man who saw him then thinks 1t
probable that he still is very
funny. According to advance word
the comedian covers a great deal
Of ground in a program described
as consisting of original songs,
travesties and unique satires on
contemporary life."
Since Eva1yn Tyner, the favor
tie pianist Of a horde Of people in
Washington and elsewhere, re-
turns to the Embassy Room to-
night after her week on the Capt.
tol stage, some special numbers OF
hers also will be part Of next
weeks show. The third performer
on the program will be Ted
Straeter, whose orchestra cur
rently is making the dance music
at the Embassy Room.
II y + Il
That music Guy Lombardo is
providing before the World Series
games at Yankee Stadium isn't
costing the baseball clubs a thing.
They get it free, but Mr.. Lom-
bardo Is paying for the "honor'
It's costing him some $4,000. in
Guiding pay for the musicians at
union scale and tickets for their
wives.
Evening star., 1949-10-06

H.. Harold Sothoron; Mrs. John l..
Whitehurst, National Democratic
committeewoman from Maryland;
the Prince Georges County COM
missioners and their wives, and
Delegates Perry O. Wilkinson and
George G. McLeish and their
wives.
Evening star., 1949-12-18
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
BETHESDA

BR1GHTWOOD
Immaculate '3-bedroom and den semi
Diet. brick, near 9Th and Madison;
kitchen with table space, recreation
room Inspect and make offer. Mr..
Haines, MI. 5000, Ext. 6O4, with
BEITZELL. DI. 31OO.
Evening star., 1949-12-18
APTS. WANTED Cont

G: W. STUDENT AND MOTHER
rse apt Snturn.; aturi puins; max. s45. '? Box
SAFE 4i2TE' pEsPARrMENr sIaI OFFICER and
preferably furnished. up to 500
ENGINEER. white, weil-behaved 2.
yr daughter. infant son, desperately
need 2-bedrm. apt; maximum, $50
Clean. quiet, responsible. Ii. 6-56s6
CoLoRED COUPLE wants unfurn.,
2,eedrm; snoo kit and bath; apt. bldg
WIDoW Of retired Army oticer, alone
Danss c iaaa conn epl a1es MSFeh ea her
CHRisfIAN R M GoUPLE. Soth s-y2 70 dausntey taIsy
desire 2-bedroom unfurn. apt, jan
uary occupancy; ,conyen; transp.
manent; Fed. employe. Box 4sa-L
DENTAL DENTAL; STUDENT. wife. desire Ell
Wo; 1000; thsa diagnosis. MR.. PowERs sss
ELEetrR1c KITCHEN, unturn: apt:
EMpLoYEp SafSSS S'Ye1 9ouNG CIV WOMAN desipe. apa
1-bedroom apartment, furnished OF
nnlurn., IN apt. Dldg, NV. Sec, by
Dec. %. Box BAL. Star.
TWO YOUNG QUIET VETS need un-
turn. 1-bedrm., NV; will redecorate
TR. 3295 or RE. 6700, Ext. 7-3950
MR. LAWRENCE
EMFL. CPLE.. studio or 1-bedrm
unfurn., near downtown: In apt
bldg: perm. AK 5000, Ext. $50.
COLORED FAMILY with / child s
yrs. desires 2-rm. furn. or unfurn
EMPLOYED COUPLE wants unfurn
apt, pvt. bath and entrance; max,
S65. Gil. 44O0, Ext. Al. 19*
EFFICIENCY or bachelor apt, conv
Pentason trans; $50 max. Box
QUIET QUIET GENTLEMAN wants small
unfurnished housekeeping apart
ment IN town. Box 35s-L, Star. =
employed; by LIST Of year, Box
UNFURNIsHED APT. or small house
white; in family. EN- 5eSs % attei
EMPL. MOTHER, son yrs, need /
or . room 1st-f1oor or bSnt. apt.
prefer Mt. Pleas. Box 411-L, Star
CoLoRED-ADvANCE 8 mos rent;
apt. or small house. unfurn.; Al
ref: adults. BERRY, 1923 4th
coLoRED, NURSE AND Government
bedroom apt, prefer ne. AK. 1850
After < pm. call VI. o152 1Ss
Evening star., 1949-12-18
HOUSES FURNISHED

MONTGOMERY CO. 10 mi. Silver
SpringE5,bedrm. home. garage;
%oRGoS ssprsfa kEALTe ne Kssso4s
s427 Georgia ave. 81. 300: ewes.
CoMPI. FURN. 2-bedrm. bungaiow.
gth sp1 anss ST. S55s r nonth to dsr s
FURNIsHED-5-rm. bungalow, oil
Walter Reed and shopptnE: no small
ARhfNTsToN fRhlsTsn;o NE ssGBiEfG GE p ss57 81 ts
May /; 2-bedrm. det. brick. bsmt:,
3iI FAIRHAVEN AVE, Jefferson
Manor Manor bsdnms e mi south fh Of bsms bAaaSandEss Ese
yard: gas. heat; conv. to shopping
EDGEwArER BEACH. MD.-very
sUS ysb Ists Jan anr Phone q OK w'nssE nss$
caEyR i9E .R'0saatsfn. CHASE, Mp,-Modsrn ls de-
tachsd home. 3 ,bedrms.. 2 baths.
o as ou1Ne9 s"s9 5MTH sshs HfaEsEcs sc f49s S39s
Aeef II &. ends. nx w3e Pl a29 g927; ewes: ,s snd
!sss@s' ssS;R;: SsGss & 3ss fs'Aag s.'2
CHEVY CHASE VIEW. MD.-Loyely
furnished home, 4 bedrms.. 2 baths.
gas heat. Telephone o.: a4e7-1s
thing furn., 9 bedrms., brk., firepl..
Si85. WA. 1860, WO. 7787. is
1920 QUESADA ST. NM block
on Chevy Chase Circle; 6 rooms.
compl. furn.; $225 per mo-, OPA
rent ceiling. Diplomat corps are
nation. call OF. 2113. ga
Evening star., 1949-12-18
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

GOVT. ATTY. wants small house or
two.bedroom apartment North Ar.
MnEton; two adults; "a. 1887. 1S'
NETHERLANDS OFFICER desires un-
Mont: or Arl. Co. Telephone JU.
URGGiEaNsTLY NEED two nice unfurn. n
houses: will pay up to 1928 per mo-. :
excel. tents. Please call Mr.: Du-
mont mon s;en1. ,7.s JAMES L, p4xos EI oSo6 4
ewes, ',R. $3.50.
RESPoN IBLE YOUNG COUPLE wish
to leas: unfurn. two or more bed
room ONE: If desired will pay sub
stantiii amount in advance; have
thr>. well-behayed children who
with parents will guarantee excel
n5 horou1 SaTs Of we yesomes se
scribe briefly. stating location,
Thank you. Box 376-L, Star. 49,
WITHIN Is MI. d. c.; with or, without
ansaTs,s inpToyemen5Si bSj 74aH. w repair and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. client desires
ground for rental under 5000; 8
bedrooms and den essential; WET
EEL REAL ESTATE. HU. 4345.
U. S. SENATOR needs four edroom.
nicely furn. residence; servants
quarters; suitable for entertaining
NV. Georgetown or nearby Va; J.
year lease. Call OK. 4467 or ia
FURNisHEp HOUSE, or 3 bed
rooms; Jan. 1st through June aoth
5 OR 8 RIM. UNFURN. HOUSE, by
quiet family Of three; within the
District; ref. AT. 1852.
MARINE COLONEL wants 3 or 4
bedrm. unfurn. house: conv. to
Pentagon: under s135. OIL. 357O.
Evening star., 1949-12-18
HOUSES FURNISHED (con..)

TWO @ BEDRooMs, w, Im.; k,t; path; .sa1
sarbase sert s.s disposal; 1877 Oakland ave,
SRsFeh' f15f sia5 'SsP's'' per mo: Phone *
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Attrae. furn.
I'll 1.rm w9 home; ss4s aSailable JAN 10. 1880
BETHEsDA@Vacant, stone house. 3
bedrms., 2 baths, den, powder rm.,
SiS3,Tqs SIiSSe3 msi SE MKs; ISL eIEYDE G: 4TN-
Attention! ATTENTION PERsoNs seeking large
house for big familyl For nursery
club seeking big rooms, or GONZALES
cent home for restful comfort. see
this old Colonial home rsHenty y,sd re-
5-1O Minis. from 14th and F sts. NV:
via new s. Capitol st. Bridge; front
door, bus transp.: large bedrooms,
= baths, flreplaces; all-elec.. kit,
22 18 IT. wide; oil hot-water heat;
for appt.. Ii. 3-4225 or AL. 1898.
SILVER SPRING-Detsched Groom
house, nicely and completely fur
nished throughout. including. piano.
washer: for settled couple with good
refs. Owner reserves l bedrm. for
self. Owner will furnish gas. electric,
heat, telephone; care for al up5eep
eaApMHN eafli IAN RsA%ry saG2 msi Go. RE- SSi0
NEWLY FURN. and dec. 2-bedroom
house, suit: for group or family
gas heat; $l2o mo. FIR; 373s. j.,
n'i en- full 'i,t bsmt. and and sarase; garage on on .-scre
lot Completely furn.. $3.50. vi.
TAKoMA PARK, NIB bedrms.. liv.
rrn. with grand piano. compl. equip.
Laundry screened porch gas schna, heat
shopping and transp. $125. 81.
sUBLET-Two bedrooms, gas heat.
Bendix, In ne, as of Jan. q, Tor 3
mSnths' mont f75a \. month; II children ND vel
DEC. 2e-JAN. .1aNew tTo-bedToom
convenience. No dogs. no children:
$3.50 plus utilities. WI. 1921;
home Sc eompietely furn, with 0sas sarase
auto. washer. rec. rm:; cony; trans;
253s. weekdays cali RE 1918.
3-BEDRM. BRICK. full bsmt., Ia b..
auto; gas turnsee; year lease. CHI.
shs.h dix IN ne, peott as Of Jan. IS 5; s55 mo-.
children welcome. Ii. 4-0419. 30
HOUSE FOR RENT. furnished. Call
w M,' fTckEaM%N fSei Il Ms' ss2s' 81 N.E;-price
reduced to S145. Practically new
detached brick with new furniture;
rms, bath. elec. refgr., gas heat;
family occupancy only. l. T. GRA-
WAITE. Realtor. 1918 X st. NV.
MERIDIAN PL.. of 14th ST. com
plete apis. with pvt. baths, 2nd floor
occupied; first floor with rec; rm.;
available Jan. /; refs. AID. 6840.
ALMOST NEW, row brick. s1s 5lst
st. Sc; 5 rms, gas heat; refgr.;
nicely furn.: S1O0. GE. $500.
a BEDROOMS. furn, until April l.;
rent Sl25 per mo; Gall Mon. Nor after
47Q1 Columbia pike. Arl.. CH. 4S00.
FALLS CHURCH-Furnished 10 min
to Pentagonl; 3 bedrms.. sewing rm..
ia baths; fine place. yard, 2 blocks
to school, block to bus: Sl65 a
mo. FA. 01S4 after 2 pm. 20
VERY NICELY FURNISHED home.
desirable and above average. 3
bedrms.; conv. to schools. shopping
center and transp.: S165 per mo.
For inspection. please call Mr..
JAMES L. DIXON e. CO.
1O22 nth st. NV, ST. 1900
EveS MI 2C3o
Evening star., 1949-12-18
HOUSES TO SHARE

CHEVY CHASE-Womsn under As,
to share charming home. Delicious
meals. Near Conn. ave. bus. WI.
SINGLE GIRLS or couple to share
large 6-rm. house; ne; with mother
jso1ion aSa te sms ebid E so
-1S
YOUNG COUPLE wish to share 5-rm.
brick, modern; 15 min. downtown
Wash. Will board. OW. 8144.
2I8 GALLATIN ST. N.W.-Large.
beautiful. comfort. bedrm. for couple
or 9 girls. in American-Jewish home
with mother and ? children. All
conv. IA. 6o89 or RA. 1852, Mon.
WILL SHARE my small home with a
Christian person or small family on
5o/50 expense basis who will help
me in my religious work at 6201 L
st. Sc. Call all day Sunday and
NICE COUPLE TO SHARE new home
with another couple; conv. transp.
VI 7Rlo APO Southern ave & e