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Evening star., 1950-03-21
Medical Society Gets
Sander Complaint;
z Hospitals Bar Him
BY the ksxoeioted Press

MANCHESTER, N. H., Mar. 81.
DIR. Hermann N. Sander has a
new hurdle to clear before he can
return to good standing in New
Hampshire's medical profession.
DR.. Lloyd L. Wells, secretary of
the Hillsboro County Medical So
ciety. disclosed last night that a
charge had been filed with the
organization against the 4l-year-
old country doctor.
The State Board of Registra-
ton in medicine already has a
hearing pending to determine DR..
Sanders right to continue the
practice Of medicine. The hearing
will be held April IL.
Acquitted of Murder.
The disclosure that a charge
had been filed with the county
society came few hours after
two Catholic hospitals announced
DR.. Sander had been banned from
practicing in the institutions.
The physician was acquitted
March 9 of murder in the death of
Mrs. Abbie C. Borroto, SO. a can
cer-ridden patient. He admitted
he injected air into her veins.
The Catholic hospitals barring
DR.. Sander are the Notre Dame
and Sacred Heart, both in Man
chester.
Approved by Bishop.
DR.. George L. Bastian, jr., sec
retary of the Sacred Heart staff,
said meeting of the staff on
March IA voted to ban DR.. Sander
The ban. approved by the Most
Rev. Matthew F. Brady, Catholic
bishop Of the Manchester diocese
is forever"
DR.. Adolphe Provost, president
Of Notre Dame staff. said DR..
Sander was barred at staff meet
ing yesterday.
Everything we are doing is be-
ing done conscientiously without
bias whatsoever" DR.. Provost said.
THE doctor knows what the
score is
He has had his day in court.
He has had his trial. It's the
doctors who are now on trial"
Evening star., 1950-03-21
Compromise Tried
To Save Truman's 5
Housing Program
BY the Associated Press

Administration leaders tried
for a compromise today in an ef-
fort to save President Truman's
81 billion cooperative housing
program from defeat in the House.
The 25-member House Repub-
lican Policy Committee decided
unanimously to fight the coop
idea. A House vote is expected
tomorrow.
Republican Leader Martin pre-
dicted its defeat. saying 1--WE have
had assurances that a consider
able number of Democrats will
join U.S." He said the coop Sec
ton is discriminatory and unfair.
as it would provide lower interest
rates for occupants of coop hous-
ing than are available to veterans
and other home buyers.
Bill Called Socialism"
AS House debate opened, some
Republicans called the legislation
socialism" Representative Vur-
sell, Republican, of Illinois said 1t
ultimately might cost the Gov
ernment $40 billion.
Democratic sponsors replied
that 1t is needed to provide decent
homes for middle-income families
those earning from $4,000 to
$4,7O0.
This bill is private enterprise, -
said Representative Patman, DEM
ocrat, of Texas. IF there's one
package answer to socialism it's
home me-ownership." Representative
McSweeney, Democrat, of Ohio
told the House 'the best fight We
fcan make against Communism is
better homes for Americans.
Democratic leaders realized they
were making an uphill fight, and
privately talked compromise.
Interest Rate Raised.
They apparently hope to pick up
some extra strength by raising the
interest rate for loans to co-ops,
from per cent to about the level
veterans and other home pur-
chasers pay when they buy homes.
A similar maneuver was tried
in the Senate last week, and
failed.
That body struck from the bill.
on a 43-to-38 vote. the complete
coop section and decided instead
to expand the present housing
program. through which the FLA
encourages home construction by
guaranteeing housing loans made
by private lenders.
Under the coop section. as now
written, 50 billion Government
corporation would be created. It
would borrow most of its money
from the public. 1t then would
make loans to co-ops and other
nom profit organizations at about
3 per cent interest and the mort
gage could extend over so years.
Evening star., 1950-03-21

"ne'' Chief of the
copy desk section of the de-
partment's International Press
and Publications Division, he
had contracted amoebic dys-
entry on his trip, relatives said.
He entered the hospital two days
after his return here.
Held Law Degree.
Mr.. Delaney, who lived at the
Governor Shepherd Apartments.
2121 Virginia avenue NV, was
born in Watervliet, N. Y. He re-
ceived law degree at Albany
Law School and from 1920 to
1922 was clerk-secretary at the
State Capitol in Albany.
Mr.. Delaney as on the staff of
the Albany Press between 1922
and 1924. When the Press was
absorbed by the Albany Knicker-
booker News in 1924, he became
city editor-at the age of "a. From
1927 to 1880 he was political
~oAUSA VI tAlC talOdiiy L llIlcS- OI1lOIl
and assistant chief of the Inter-
national News Service Bureau at
Albany.
Did Rewrite in New York.
He was rewrite man on the
New York Journal from 1880 to
1882. After 10 years of free lance
work, Mr.. Delaney Joined the
Office of War Information in 1912
and was in charge of the cable
wireless division supervising the
preparation of war news and
background material for world
distribution. He returned to free
lance writing in 1946 and had held
his post, with the State Depart
ment since May 80, 1948.
A bachelor, he leaves his mother
Mrs. Julia Delaney of Watervliet.
and four sisters. Two cousins,
Mrs. David Ferber, 4720 Daven-
port street NV, and George F.
Theroux. 204 Fairmont street.
Falls Church, also survive.
Funeral services have been set
tentatively for Friday at Water
vliet.
Evening star., 1950-03-21
Pennsylvania Chief Justice
Dies After Court Opening
by the Associo,sd Press

" fhs HsSoelofSd Ffess
PITTSBURGH, Mar. 2l.-Chief
Justice George w. Maxey of the
Pennsylvania Supreme Court COL
lapsed and died yesterday after
opening the courts spring session
here. He was 70.
The chief justice collapsed little
more than an hour after deliver
ing a eulogy to the late Justice
Marion D. Patterson who died
January s.
Evening star., 1950-03-21

Since 1923 the population of
Bogota, capital of Colombia, has
doubled to 440 900.
Evening star., 1950-03-21
Tuft's Love of Acting Revealed
I'm First Canned NCumpuian

To the chain letter contributions
to Senator Taft's reelection fund
his weekly letter and the man in
Louisiana who sells yams for Sen
ator Taft, now must be added an
other campaigning first.
The Ohio Republican is the first
major Washington legislator to
provide canned television shows
for the voters. Cutting tran
scribed platters for replaying at
Evening star., 1950-03-21

local radio stations has become a
big business in Washington. Now
Senator Taft is doing the same
thing on television.
His first television movie, pro-
duced in studios here and shipped
to Ohio for showing on local sta
tions. went out last week.
Senator Taft and Representa-
tive Brown, Republican. of Ohio,
who acted as Senator Taft's CAM
paign manager in the 1948 presi-
dental fight, are the leading men
of the new production.
The show lasts Is minutes, but
it required two hours to produce
because of the cuts" when the
camera shifted from one thespian
to another.
The first cut threw Senator Taft
off balance. The scene opened
with Mr.. Brown asking a ques-
ton. The Senator opened his
mouth to reply when one of the
hired hands thumped clapper
under his nose and shrieked
Cut"
This procedure occurred every
time the talking shifted from one
to the other. In time, the Senator
began to enjoy the commotion
proving that a passion for the
theater slumbers only slightly be-
low the surface of statesmen as
we'll as common mortals.
AS Senator Taft was leaving. a
woman studio assistant shook her
head somewhat mournfully:
This won't be too good" she
said. I'VE hurried. Only took two
hours for a 15-minute show. To
do it right, we ought to take about
eight hours"
Eight hours it'll be next time, -
said the Senator as he sauntered
cheerily back into real life.
tReleased by North American Newspaper
Allance)
Evening star., 1950-03-21
.FTC Charges Misleading Ads
For : Antihistonine Druqs
Star Staff Photo.

Spokesman for Bristol Myers
and Anahist, in separate state
ments. called the FTC's complaint
erroneous and said the Federal
Food and Drug Administration
had cleared their products for
sale.
Every advertising claim we
have made is backed by clinical
evidence said Anahist. SINH
larly, Bristol-Myers said: "All ad-
vertising of Resistab has been
based upon thorough clinical and
scientific investigation"
Evening star., 1950-03-21
Players to Hold Dinner

Participants in the District Rec
reation Departments 1850 one-act
play tournament will hold a din
ner at $50 o'clock tonight in the
Foundry Methodist Church Social
Hall, 18th and P streets NV. Med
ais will be presented to the VIM
nerS in this years contest.
Evening star., 1950-03-21

a trip around
the world by
air.
Mr.. Delaney
returned ! a S /
Tuesday night
from Singapore,
where he had
been attending
a meeting of
public affairs
officers from
United States
E m b a 3 5 | e s
throughout the
world.
Evening star., 1950-03-21
Congress Cooks Up
New Ideo-OHers
Free Cook Books
BY the Associated Press
Need a. cook book?

BY fhe AsSoeiufed PTess
Need cook book?
Your Congressman has 3 900
free copies of a new one put
out by the Agriculture De-
partment.
Besides telling how to cook
and plan meals, it offers ad-
vice on buying food and
counting calories in a diet.
Congress voted $4,000 to
prepare it and gave the Gov
ernment Printing Office $685.
900 to print it.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-18

ROLL FILM FINISHING
Quality Prints and Speedy
Service Mango Lester Studio
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-18

McChord Air Force Base,
Tacoma (R)-Two tree-snag-
ged parachutes and tracks in
the snow turned the search
for five missing airmen to the
west side of Princess Royal
Island yesterday.
They alone are unaccounteG
for Of the II who plunged
from the ice-coated, blazing
B-36 bomber off the northern
British Columbia coast Monday
night.
Eleven men were flown here
by Coast Guard at Ketchikan.
They said that tracks led
down to a small stream toward
the west side of the island.
The B-36 was en- route from
Fairbanks to Fl. Worth.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-18
Democrats Elect

P. J. Kerrigan was elected
chairman of the Kodiak Dem
ocratic club Wednesday even
ing at a meeting in the Union
Hall. Bud Metzgar was named
treasurer and Anna May Vok-
acek secretary.
The following were named
las delegates to the convention
to be held in Anchorage on
March %: Ben Bolden, Karl
Brunstad, Pat Cannon, Jorgen
Fredrickson, John Gibbons,
Henry Haag, Metzgar. Leo
Sears, Mrs. Vokacek, Mill
Vokacek.
The club will meet again
early in March. All interested
persons are urged to contact
(Metzgar for information about
joining.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-18
NOTICE

The Annual Meeting of the
members of Kodiak Electric
Association will be held at
8 pm, Monday, March 6, 1850
at the Community Center, Ko-
diak, Alaska.
The purpose of this meeting
is for the election of a new
board of nine directors to serve
until others are chosen and
qualified in their stead; to a.
mend various sections of the
existing bylaws; and for the
transaction of such other bus
mess as may properly come
before the meeting.
Dated the 1st day of Feb
ruary, 1850, at Kodiak, Alaska.
Marshall Crutcher
Secretary
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-18
Paula Sl1eratine
Is Bride

Miss Paula Sheratine,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ser
gay Sheratine, Sr., of Afog-
max, became the bride of
Joseph Malutin, nephew of
Mr.. and Mrs. Senafont Malu-
Tin Sunday evening at the
Russian Church.
The ceremony was perform
ed by the Rev. Alexander
PopoH.
The bride wore a white satin
gown with finger-tip veil. Her
sister, Mrs. Pat Mullen, was
matron of honor and the
Misses Zenida Sheratine,
Anona Gregorioff, Gallina Pop
off and Susan Chichenoff
were bridesmaids.
August Heitman was best
man and Teddy, Frank and
Sergay Sheratine Jr., and Bill
Deznidoff were crownholders.
Following the wedding, a
reception was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sena-
font Malutin.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-18
Named Deputy

Ivan Blood, who has been
relief patrolman on the Ko-
diak police force for the past
year, has been appointed
special deputy marshal and
5all guard and will start in his
new position Monday.
Blood, who has also been a
full time employee at the base,
will replace Paul Gottier, who
resigned.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-18

Lawrence Henry Cooke and
Mary Edith Eye were married
by Commissioner A. M. Vok-
acek last Saturday. The bride
is from San Bernardino, Calf,
and the bridegroom is employ
ed at the civilian cafeteria at
the base.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-18
PACE Z

A warranty deed for Lot 3
Block 2 of the City of Kodiak
from Laura Hougan, Nina
Belle Mckay Farley, Edna
Mckay Guerin and Leslie Nc
Kay Gnaedinger to the Grey
Nuns of the Sacred Heart, has
been recorded.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-18
KeeaAK, AI.AaEA PEBRUAxY Is, lsse

Grace Ames, mentioning
Kodiakian, is now in Mexico
City. She does not plan to re-
turn before fall.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-18

FOR SALE-Remington Rand
portable typewriter, SIS. AL
so portable electric sewing
machine with attachments,
$45. Call 1922.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-18
CIossifieds

TOWN CLUB SUPPER
ROOM - Special Mexican
dinner, $500; King Crab
Dishes, $1.00 $3.50; Char
broiled tenderloin; Pan-fried
chicken; Cocktails. Closed
Monday. Phone 4033.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-18

NOTICE - The Club Unique
is now open from IL noon
until 2 am Monday through
Friday and from 10 am
until 2 am Saturdays and
Sundays.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-18

FOR SALE Falcon camera.
127-f-3.5 lens. Like new,
very reasonable. Call 4172,
anytime except Sunday.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-18

LEONARD'S JEWELRY-is
now accepting mantel clocks
and good quality alarm
clocks for repairing.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1950-02-18

WANTED TO RENT House
or apartment. Contact Sgt.
Elgin Boivin at Alaska Com
munication System Call
2121. Desperate.
Evening star., 1950-07-31

LOVELY, 1-BEDRM. APT, for couple
or 2 girls. new, unusually quiet,
clean apt. bldg; center Arlington;
$3.50 mo, KE. 3-6720. y
34O2 TAYLOR ST., Brentwood; 6-rm.
apt, bsmt., garage, ami, in pvt.
henH; heme; $72 mo. not incl utils. WA,
s-BEDRM. APT. 5000 blk. GEORGIA
Jr;; Rsaltor, lois 18th st. NV.
1rBEDGRM.. uNFuRN. APT. Sc. -ses
mo; util. incl. immed. .occup.. 10.
us1 s12l99; 90 weekdays s:3o-5:o0: y
and all utils, $50 mo. 1907 L
NE-BEDRM. APT, in modern apt.
bldg. Congrsss Hts; Sc; ST.. incl.
rMosEbR69M VI utlfi 59 aissss snsfsm.nt in mod
BasEMENr As aMiiEi 2H APT -sgss csesy Chase sp pvt
home, in exchange part-time ~serv-
Ice of refined colored couple. OIL.
5II4 1st PL. N.w.-Bsmt. apt, $40
INCLUDING hndu utils. Inquire Apt. /, RA.
NEAR SPRING ROAD AND 18th ST.
NV rms, kit. and bath. TU.
$3.50 MAPLE ST. N.w.-1 bedrm.,
liv. rm., dinette. kit. and bath, in
new apartment bldg, End fl. SS1 80,
including util. GE. 0437. =
rs FORESTER ST. S.W.-2-bed- :
room apartment, SS5 month; all
utilities included. GE. 1881. %
COTTAGE CITY, MD. Efficiency
apt. all utils: fqrn.. $3.50 mo. UN.
7117 and WA. 3213. Il
DUPONT CIR, 2l22 p st. n.w-Liv.
rm., bedrm., kit, pvt. bath, new
refgr., adults, $40. After 5.
$1eO A MONTH; newly decorated
apartment; bedrms., lily, rm.,
ear an newly newly equipped; 14th 1Il st; nv
l.; DIXON & CO.. Exclusive.
z RMS, KIT. AND BATH, cleo, gas
furnace: $50 mo. INQUIRE at COLDS
MARKET, 1928 Kenilworth ave ne.
1915 7th ST. N.W.-3 rms. and pvt
COLORED-2 ROOMS, kitchen and
5a 5ath; near ear Central High School. Box
EFF1ci1ESSec@TF.. ICY. fully equip. kit. I only
S59 90. Near Congressional Library.
Can DREYFUSS BROS, Realtors,
ROOMS. kitchen, semibath, large
pack porch; employed couple. 902
sos5 nj ST. T. N.w.-whole End floor.
Nicholson & CO. MA. 5es7.
The Burlington, 1120 Vermont Ave.
Evening star., 1950-07-31
$4,000 DOWN

Groc., meats and beer. Colored
clientele. Weekly vol. approx. 81 900.
Owner in hospital, must sell. Cheap
rent, good lease. Good money
Evening star., 1950-07-31
SHEPHERD PARK sHoMPLACE

Magnificent stone and brick resi-
dence on a beautiful corner lot in
the most desirable part of this ex-
eled library plus nice-size den, Law
atory, liv. rm., oin. rm., kit. and
breakfast rm. on 1st f.; spiral
stairway to 2nd A.; 3 master size
bedrms.. baths on end A.: paneled
club room with bar and fireplace;
servants room and bath; gear b.i
garage; zeal value at the price ob-
tainable. Please call Mr.. Jones. GE.
3079, with FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
Evening star., 1950-07-31
ROOMS WANTED

WHITE MALE. 80, seeking room,
private bath with parking for car
seldom used: Arlington preferred,
not too distant from employment,
Naval Annex, and bus transporta-
tion; now pleasantly situated ex-
cept will pay ample for assured
quiet neighborhood; references avail
able. Box 403-S, Star. p
COUPLE desire room NV. with kit.
or kit priv, starting Aug. /; nr
stores and transp.; reas. Box 36-S
Star.
A QUIET FURN. ROOM with private
bath, wanted, downtown NV. by q
civil service employe; prefers as
only roomer. Box 402-S, Star. Il
REFINED GOVT. employed lady de-
Sires room in private home. pref
erably Catholic elderly couple. at
reasonable rent, Box 3S4-S. Star
Evening star., 1950-07-31
" coLoRED.
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp

KANSAS AVE. NV bedrm, living
rm., kitchen, bath, garage; immed.
occup. no pets or children; $50 per
month: GE. 1904. il
MEURILEE .APTs.-specious / and 2
bedrm. apts;, close to transp., elem.
and high school. shop. center and
Bladensburg. Md. WA. 372I.
6 NEW APTS.-In brick bldg;
tb.edrm, liv: rm.. dinette. Kitchen,
) $3.50. Directions-Out New Hamp-
shire ave: to East,West highway.
street, 1908 Fairview ave- TaRoma
Park. Md; 81. 1850. days: sH. 6456
TWO -BEDRM. APT.-Ss6.50. incl
utils; See resident manager. B-1
6OO0 BLOCK 14th ST. N.w.S1 bed
rm;. lily; rm., dinette, kit. and bath.
$92-S92 80; including all utilities
except telephone. Call YOUNG a.
DfsfRfeT fS 2ef LII ahlGHrs Ii Rw IS 2geS
utils. incl. 10. $3.50.
1921 14th ST. NV, 3 rms, kit. and
BAL bath "a AD; 1874; Apply FRENCH
IRE6RY ghATTY SHOP Hp2 4aeo snd floor k, l
$3.50; Rental Dept, FREDERICK
": BERENS, INC, 1928 X st. NV,
LARGE Ar isoGB BEDRM., liv. rm.. dinette, mt
kit. and bath; also large closets;
avail. Sept. |. WAKEFIELD MANOR
APT, GIL. 1900. al
NEARBY VIRGINIA. within ~ min.
Of downtown Wash. one of the finer,
more modern 1-bedrm units featur-
ing spacious rms, parquet floors, lge.
double closet space. Sway ventila-
tion and the latest conveniences:
rent. SS2 80, includes all utilities.
Call for appointment. GIL. 3070
FIRST GFLooR DUPLEX APT
block bus, nr. Catholic Univ. 4424
End st. ne. Key at 4430. 81
1928 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Beaut. g.
rm. apt. pvt. kit, new westinghouse
refgr.; all utils. incl; $S5 mo. i
GALLAUDET MANOR, 11O1 West Va.
ave. n.e.-Liv. rm., small bedrm.,
kit, dinette and pvt. tile bath; price,
S45 mo-: avail. 1st. L
VACANCIES for Aug. and Sept. /.
Applications now being accepted l.
bedrm. apt, SS1.50 including utils.
Silver Spring area. BELFIORE CO.,
1911 I st. NV. Phone DI. 1922 or
81. 1865. S
Evening star., 1950-07-31
SPRING VALLEY

First Offering of this attractive brick
residence. well adapted for enter
tanning. First floor contains large
liv. rm., open. onto screened porch
overlooking deep garden; study; dini a
2 baths on End hr., stairway to
storage attic. Game room with lava
tory, maids rm. and bath in bSmt.;
2-car built-in garage. For appt., call
Mrs. Carter, OR. 1854.
BOSS & PHELPHS, INC.
14l7 K st. NV, MA. $500, al
Evening star., 1950-07-31
ROOMS, APTs. TO SHARE

1410 NEWTON ST, NV or 2
girls, bet. ages 20-25, to share a
2-bedrm. apt. with other girls; S34
single, $50 for ,. Call RA. 1908
after 4:30 pm. and all day Sat,
Sunday. -31
] GIRL wanted to share apt. with
= quiet girls; $50 mo. Call TU.
5140 after pm.
2a6O CATHEDRAL AVE. N.W.-Girl
wants to share apt. with perma-
nent Govt. girl, over 80; $40; also
other sleeping rooms. NO. 1863
SHARE MY BEDRM. APT.-1a block
from Wis, in Bethesda, with lady
bet. 80 and As. OIL. .4672, weekdays
after 6 pm; any time week ends.
ONE OR TWO GIRLS to share mod.
det house in Sc. sec. with ) other
girls; . baths TW. 1905. 81
GIRL. 2o-3O. to share 3-rm. apt, with
patio; conv. NV. section; all utils.,
uniim. phone. Ho. 9122. a
LADY WISHES to share her 2-bed
room apt. with lady; NV. conv. to
stores and tranSp. IA. 509l. i
8 BACHELORS, professional pre-
ferred. to share GEORGETOWN house
with . others; meals. maid service;
low rent. WO. 4705 week nights
after {. 81"
ARMY OFFICER desires to share NV.
apt. Of another young Catholic busi-
ness or professional man. Box To-
M. Star. 81
Evening star., 1950-07-31
HOUSES TO SHARE

MOTHER with 2 teen-age
children, wishes to fully share NV
home with attractive yard, near
store, schools and transp.; ideal for
working mother and | child. Call
TU. 1895 after $50, Mon; all day,
Sat and Sun Al
Evening star., 1950-07-31
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

NAVAL OFFICER desires 3-bedroom
house. about Oct. Is; will pay UP
to S140;. conv. to primary school.
transp;: u bath and den on 1st. Il.
d6oD R5e5 81 NV. o0Sf: SE:rGHBoRHoop 3
nished; by responsible adult fam
lily Sept. occupancy. Box 236-R,
NAVY DENTIST, wife, 5-yr. daughter
desires .2-bedroom house: fenced
yard, vic. Bethesda or Rockville;
excellent .5e,. care assured; solS reasonable
MATURE COUPLE. no children, de-
sire to rent unfurnished house in
convenient northwest location: two
or three bedrooms. garage; FIRST
hey haH4 septembeT 8 fn b occupancy % OR
? or s-BEDRM, n5 4 House. untur..
easy Sriving distance Pentagon;
Fairfax, Alex. or Arlington Co.
Long term lease: consider buying.
agnns Immsdiase sf,r occupancy desired. q Box
WANTED i'aS11 ''It, 10 RENT, NV. section.
unfurn.; bedrooms. 2 baths. WI.
CoUPLE DESIRES to rent a small
unfurnished house in or near Alex
andria. Call Temple S2I7. 81
ARMY OFFICER needs 3-bedroom
house in suburbs, to rent or lease,
by Aug. 15. RE. 800. Ext. 6423.
81
NAVAL OFFICER needs :? or 3 bed
room home. unf.; prefer Virginia.
Occupancy Oct. l or Nov. l. Box
1928, Star. i
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED
Chevy Chase and Bethesda area.
JOSEPH F. SWAIN
81. 7101, Realtor, WI. 3413