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Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-29
PRESBYTERIAN

Morning worship is he'd at II
This being the Sunday following
Memorial Day, the sermon theme
will strike the patriotic note, the
subject being The Prophet and the
Engineer. There will be special
music.
Church school at GAS a. m.
Christian Endeavor at 6 p. m
Ieader. James Carter.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-29
Party Celebrates
Seuenth Birthday

Betty Lou Watson celebrated her
seventh birthday Thursday after
noon, group of friends meeting at
her home, 635 Vine avenue, for
games and refreshments, the affair
taking place in the garden. At
tractive fayorS contributed TO the
pleasure of the guests.
Those present were Mary Joy
Robertson, Joy Hardin, Betty Joe
Bowles, Barbara Dell Wright, Helen
Maloof, Elaine Strobel and Betty
Lou Watson.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-29
STATE STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH

Church school, $50 a. m. at which
time new officials will assume their
duties.
Worship service 10:45 a. m. Pente-
cost Sunday. the birthday of the
church, will be appropriately OBJ.
served and Rev. E. K. Latimer,
minister. will use as his them THE
Unity of The Church, Is 1t Posi-
ble"?
Evening service, 7:30 p. m. Mem
orial Day Thoughts" will be the
minister's subject.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-29
Margaret Loud Giuen
journalistic Honor

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal,
May 29.-Margaret Loud, of Ell Cen
tro. was among the IL to be initi-
ated into Theta Sigma Phi, wom-
ems national honorary journalistic
sorority at ceremony held this
week. Following the iniation Miss
Loud was elected treasurer of the
prOuD
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-29

That modern progressive educa
tion is a practical ideal was prov
ell by the children of Wilson
school in their Commencement
program Thursday night, this pro-
gram consisting of an original
pageant written and produced by
the students themselves, being ed
tied and directed by Mrs. Dorothy
Armstrong.
In the pageant, The Contribu-
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-29
THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
A. D. Buffers. Pastor.

A. D. Buffers, Pastor.
Sunday school, 945, Russell Tagg'
superintendent.
Morning service, Il, sermon topic,
"A Pentacost Sunday or A Power
less Church Versus A Powerful
Church"
EpWorth Leagues, $50.
No evening services.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-29
NJ. E. Aid Society
To Hold Election

Election of officers will be con
Quoted at Tuesdays meeting of the
Methodist Womens Aid society, the
final meeting of the year which will
be held at the Epler ranch four
miles north of Ell Centro.
Luncheon will be served at 1890
o'clock and those wishing trans
portation may call Mrs. John R.
Robertson, telephone 1144, and Mrs.
H. L. Bush telephone l376R.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-29
Ell Centrdns Hear
Famous Leader

Among those Ell Centrans who en-
ioyed hearing Ben Bernie recently
during his engagement in San Di
ego arc Lee Edgar, Joe Badger and
Kenneth Kenyon.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-29
To Enjoy Vacation
In Mountains

Mrs. S. Frances Mitchell is Vaca-
tioning in the mountains. At pres
ent she is in Jacumba but later
plans to make Pine Valley her
headquarters. Her daughter Miss
Muriel Mitchell, will join her week
ends
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-29
Arriue In City
For Graduation

Mrs. Jack Conn of Los Angeles
and her children. Spencer McEl-
vaney of Ontario, arrived in the val
ley Friday to join the members of
the I. S. McElvaney family at the
graduation exercises at Central
high school, their brother, Robert
McElvaney. being among the grad
yates.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-29
Auxiliary Members
To Be In Parade

All members of Boyce Aten unit,
American Legion Auxiliary who
will march in the parade Memorial
day are to wear white dresses and
their Auxiliary caps and TO assem-
bic at Eighth and Main at $40
o'clock, Saturday morning, said
Ethyl Martin, unit president.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-29
Society
Clubs
Social Calendar
FRIDA Y

FRIDAY
High school graduation, 8, Cen
tral auditorium.
Graduation dance, Veterans hall.
Troop 45, B.S.A., Heber.
SATURDAY
Memorial day parade, ., Main
street.
Memorial service, Evergreen.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-29
Imperial Resident
Sails For Norway

Mrs. Herbert S. Harris of Impe-
rial who is to enjoy a trip to Eur
opc this summer, accompanied by
her father, spent a few days in
New York City, sailing May 26
for Norway.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-29
License Issued
To Jean Brady
And M. G. WahI

Issuance of a marriage license to
Mrs Jean Marie Brady and Martin
c. Wahl, both of Ell Centro, took
place Friday morning at the court
house and the marriage is to be
solemnized Saturday night
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-29
Former Residents
Visit Ell Centro

Mrs. A. Cazenave of San Diego.
and Mrs. Elmer Todd, both former
valley residents are spending a few
days in Ell Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-29
SEELEY CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH

Rev. Frank A. Junkins, Minister
Church school. GAS a. m,
Preaching service, IL a. m.
Christian Endeavor, $50 p. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-29
Reid Students In
Recital Monday

Ruth Teeple Reid, teacher of pi
ano, has announced the date for
her annual public recital. Monday
night at 7;30 O'Clock in the Meth
odiSt social hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-29

Hackleman. Alex MeRae, c. Than
ner. Romeo c. Smith, John r.
Waterman, Will Tullos. Elton b.
Christian, H. o. Erskine, II. G.
Miller.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-29

There are to be classes for be-
sinners, for those who know how to
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-29

swim, for adults, both men and
women, SO that each group may re
ceiVe needed instructor.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-05-29
NeaV Books

New books released by the library
Evening star., 1936-11-15

power of pessimism and bequeathed
the world beauty and hope.
Pessimism is as honest and sincere
as optimism. Therefore it should be
as much respected. Unfairly. however.
it is the accepted. custom to condemn
pessimists as enemies of society.
Snug sufferers from Pollyannism look
upon all others as evil.
OF course, ! am not advocating
pessimism as a world antidote - far
from it. But l am pointing out the
need for recognizing the value of pes
simism. We need have no fear that
the majority of people win not remain
confirmed optimists - hope is the
very essence Of life. am pointing out.
also, that conservative optimists
should be permitted to indulge in
the blues once in a while, if merely
to make their optimism truly practical.
Extreme pessimists are delightful
discoveries because of their scarcity -
their acquaintance should be culti-
waited. Shy. Elusive. over-powered by
this world of optimism, they are not
always as articulate as a Pollyannist
Mr.. Gloom is never as active a
propasandist as Mr.. Happy. but he
is apt to think more. He is often con-
structively critical, whereas a Polly
anna knows only applause. Mr.. Happy
has little time to mediate - all his
energy is required in the exhaustive
struggle to be a 100 per cent optimist.
In meeting the meek MIR. Gloom.
the professional optimist's first and
only thought is murderous. An ex-
change of intellectual ideas on any
live-and-let-live basis is unthinkable!
The Pollyannist's mind is satisfyingiy
filed with automatic jingles, sugary
and truthless, not the least popular
being Where ignorance 10 bliss, it's,
folly to be wise."
Evening star., 1936-11-15

Every sincere optimist may well
question his point of view once in
a while. 1t is such realists who keep
this wobbly world balanced. who pre-
vent people. potential ostriches, from
burying their heads in the sands of
ignorance.
Then. too. there are the influences
of those worthy pessimists. dissatisfied
with the evils of their times, who have
revolutionized history men and
Evening star., 1936-11-15
November rs. 1895

HERE is no greater hypocrisy
than professional optimism. 1t
reached it's peak Of dishonesty
several years ago when French Pol
lyanna named Coue led innocent
people into the hypnotic chant DAY
by day in every way. I'm getting
better and better"
Although it became an international
epidemic. the mere repetition of a
promissory sentence did not heal all
the psychic wounds of troubled minds.
So this abnormal mental stimulant
was abandoned almost az quickly az
it had been adopted.
No form of professional optimism
can withstand the all too human vi
bration between happiness and sad
ness. well-being and ill-being. elation
and detection. Ideally, Of course. we
seek the serenity Of complete happi
ness. In our struggle for finer things,
we employ normal optimism as
hope, bedconing light on the path OF
faith.
But total optimism is as evil AZ
total pessimism. A person who carries
either to an extreme is likely to be-
come a crank. a ready convert for
mystic cults.
A sour person in a group of grin
ming glad" folks is a valuable infiu-
ence he helps to normalize the
obsessions to which unthinking opti-
mists might 60 ii fact. this world
would be a sorry place il every one
INDUCED in angelic sweetness.
When one is feeling in high spirits,
how stimulating it is to meet MIR.
Gloom! Immediately one Is required
to justify ones optimism. Here is
mental combat. But in a group of
chronic optimists no such challenge
can exist - there 10 only the monot-
onous level of false happiness.
Evening star., 1936-11-15

women misunderstood and often dis
credited - sometimes martyred - by
their dumbly happy. hopelessly opti-
mistic compatriots.
Lincoln lived to write one of the
most profound documents of optimism.
his Gettysburg speech, yet as youth
he was hopeless pessimist. bent on
suicide. Others in eternity's Hall of
Fame. such as Poe, Chopin, Michel
angelo, Goethe, knew the gnawing
Evening star., 1936-11-15
Soft foods-IoeI< Of exereise-
thof's how gum troubles stort
Gnz< <%ahY
10 lPANA and MASSAGE

VXIHEN your tooth brush shows pink"
" take immediate action! If you
ignore it. blame no one but yourself For
very often, pink tooth brush" is the first
visible warning of dental tragedy-evi-
dence that you may be dental cripple"
in the making.
That tinge of pink" is distress sig
Malone that calls for immediate action
When you see it-see your dentist!
Chances are you're not in for serious
trouble-but let your dentist give that
verdict. Usually, he'll simply say, soft,
well-cooked foods are robbing gums Of
necessary exercise-you gums need more
sfinnuiafion"- and usually the beneficial
help of Ipana and massage.
Evening star., 1936-11-15

For Ipana is double-duty tooth paste:
(D designed for cleaning the teeth: (2)
for massaging the gums. Rub little Ipana
on your gums when you brush your teeth;
you'll notice gradual improvement.
Lazy gums awaken. Circulation stimu-
lates gum tissuesyour gums and teeth
improve in looks as Ipana with massage
does its double work.
Ipana and massage has the approval
of thousands of fdentists-school teachers.
everywhere, drill their pupils in this daily
dental health routine. Change to Ipana
and massage as one reasonable and SEN
sible way to help safeguard the health of
teeth and gums. Keep your smile as it
should be brilliant, sparkling and safer!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-01-25
REICH REVOLT DATED
8itler Press says 1918 Uprising
Not Real Crisis.

BERLIN R.-Hitler's voelkischer
Deobachter raped an otherwise docile
Berlin daily paper severely across the
kuuckles for what it characterized as
. sross blunder, namely. referring to
the establishment Of the German Re-
public In 1918 Is 1.-The German revo-
luton"
LET II be understood" said Hitler's
orgsu, that the revolt in 1918 by a
rabble Of Jews, Marxists, deserters
and mutineers bought with Bolshevist
money, was not the German revolu.
ton.
1.-THE German revolution occurred
January so. 1888" (Date Of Hitler's
assumption Of powero
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AAOAAASs JAoU AOuA
walls and . root. Then I brought
him son and had new power. I
was exultant because you were for
gotten. Jane. knew you suffered
and was glad. Perhaps I was too
vengeful, for the son did not stay
long.
"Once more that curse Of feelings
too deep for expression was against
me He though / was callous to the
loss. And"
JAMES face was palNd. She reached
out hand and timidly touched
the others wrist. wal, IL can see.
But"
go on" said Valerie calmly as
Jane stopped.
But that isn't the present." cried
the woman. you are making me
feel the way he felt. I've got to pity
you, I'm sorry. Can't you see our
lives are so short we have a right to
happiness?"
"You mean" Valerie said. you've
q right to NINE"
you have none!"
What" the wife asked in a choking
voice. ARE your qualifications, Jane?"
The latter started up fiercely. THAT
waited and hoped: sent him back to
you again and again until was sure
could send him no more. That I
will 60 on loving him as long Is he
| cares"
II wonder, my DEAR" Valerie said
softly, III you could have waited hope.
fully: If you could have loved him as
faithfully for years In which he seemed
not to 'care-when every day might
bring understanding but never did.
That. Jane, is my qualification"
Jane sobbed. Il thought you were
cruel and designing. wish I'd never
come"
Valerie smiled sadly. I'm sorry
you thought so. I'm really not cruel.
I have offered to bargain my LIES hope.
I've placed my merits against yours.
I had hoped you would understand he
is more to me than you think--more,
she added with hopeless note, than
he has thought, himself"
| X
ZANE backed away from her. Her
. lips moved silently. then she
gasped. "On merritt" and the door
closed behind her.
Bob Standish found his wife sitting
in the same chair that evening. She
did not look up Immediately Conse-
quently she did not see the suffering
and wonder pictured on his face. He
came around the chair and kissed her
temple.
What is that?" she asked bitterly,
90 peace offering?"
mo, VAL" he said huskily. IAN
award of merit. win you accept it?"
She looked up quickly, studied his
face. Then she covered her eyes with
her hands and sobbed gratefully.
Thank her for me-" she said brok-
enly. She is Q noble woman"
(Copyrisht. 1860
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-01-25
By Scott Ryall.

Janet tone
leaned forward. II know" she said
With severish haste. "You were too
proud, Val. You've always been proud
ana cold and distant. Now ] want
you to unbend, to understand. l
want you to give me what you have.
valerie made . little, hopeless mo-
ton with her hands. you've left me
very little" she said simply. you
love Bob, don't you, Jane?"
II worship him!" cried the other.
"I only want the privilege OF max
ing hts home: Of giving him hap
piness."
valerie looked at the rug pattern.
ssWhere I have talled." she said IN
the same gentle manner.
4 X 4 4
THE other woman stood up. you're
- calm and cool!" she exclaimed
impetuously. "You sit there listening
and talking as II We spoke OF the
weather! Am I asking so much that
YOU place 50 little value? Val. you're
torturing-"
"stopp Valerie ordered sharply
Then she looked directly into the
angry, banned gaze. Dear Jane. you
do not know. You do not KNOW
Her voice fell and she turned her
troubled glance, adding, as If talking
to herself, II love my husband.
"You don't believe me, jane. she
said. again turning toward her VS.
itor. and can't blame you. I've
tried not to believe 1t myself. Now. "
abe said with sudden alacrity, we've
reached an understanding Of each
Others Views. Suppose we CONSIDER
Qualification"
Jane looked at her helplessly. Then
she sobbed softly.
IT can't talk on those terms. You
put me in the position OF . thief!'
VALERIE did not answer for q mo-
v ment. SIZE intertwined her pale
fingers.
mo. Not that. Let's figure 1t Out
coolly, Jane. I've neither dislike mol
contempt"
II wish you had!"
pity. perhaps; nothing else
You've something I want-the love Of
my husband. I've something you
waut-the marriage bond. I'll tel
my SIDE"
She motioned the other to silence
Is she would have spoken. When
we married Bob was working hard
He had many plans for US that
loved to hear him talk Of.
"Untortunately my feelings run
deep; cannot show them with ease
He thought I was cold. uninterested
That hurt me, Jane. ! withdrew
slightly and our association became
polite, nothing more. There was nc
perceptible strain. We listened te
our words tumbling with q cool q
manner Is I show you now. Perhaps
Ne were both too proud.
Then you came and I knew YOU
were there before we met. Bob wa.
more thoughtful Of me. It seemed
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SHORT STORY--
AWARD OF MERIT

his apology tor
something In Wis
ihle; it was pity,
Could you h ave
endured four years
Of pity when you
wanted love?"
Jane was quiet,
staring with hyp-
motto intensity In.
to the eyes Of the
wife. Valerie went
on simply when
the other did not
answer.
"You said. Jane.
that I tortured
you. You under
stand. now, that 1t
was the other way
about. Days and
months and years
I've tried to light
his home with the
power you ly
have possessed.
But it was just
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800 TO AID GAMES

Germany Picks Workers for In
formation Branch.
GARMISCH-PART up.
Three hundred employees Of the Ger
man postal department have been
designated for service at the Winter
Olympics In February.
The will be In charge Of a special
telephone wires to Munich, 10 wires
to Southern Europe, special picture
sending apparatus. six radio lines with
batteries Of microphones at the va
rious arenas. nearly 100 long distance
telephone booths and new post bus
lines to nearby points.
They expect to handle ct least 1000
long distance calls and 1000 kilograms
daily.
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" A L : n I =
/ STAN DIS II

" n II = n ] y
" 3 T A N DIS II
seated the visitor
with estrer1e care.
Her own lace was
Q uaask-A tragic
mask.
Then she sat OPP
poSite. I'm glad
YOU came" sh e
said gently, looking
ct the finely chs.
eled features OF
the other woman.
the drawn lines OF
6eterm l n q t ! o n
about the chin, the
light Of fear. hope
and worry In the
eyes!
"I'm glad you
came" she 70.
peated. Il had
thought to sen d
for you. but Il"
She stopped sud-
denly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-01-25
FARM AND GARDEN.

MANURE. we'll rotted, for your lawn: large
or small Quantities also top soil: lawns
renovated, For estimate. address Rollins,
IS cord, delivered.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

\
FURNISHED AND UNFURNlsHED APART;
Room 800. Phone National Sir.
53+ INGRAHAM ST NW.--LARGE, FRONT
room and kitchen. electric refrieeration
and sink semi-private bath: prvase p PSms:
G Gear Ss' SIS eaS cars 900 pei n0l'A 0-e
COR, LIST Fl. ] RM., KIT, BATH IL LARGE c
children. 1141 18th st. NV. 20.
nished living room. dining room; bed room
hall Kitchen and bath po as s aSo
Tr .r aPpoi N or sun 1eeSn mornins e.
300 CONN. AVE. N.W.-ATTRACTIvELY
foyer: isrse eiosets heat gas electricity
4es Gppot S' sse &pDy 81 cathsa.
Mansions. 20
400 18th ST N.E.-FURN. 3 ROOMS. PRI-
vate bath refrigeration, gas. light heat
1900 NEWTON 81: N:W:ETWo LIGHT iEl
Frisidsire: gas electricity included: s35:
NICELY FURNISHED TWo-RooM APART
ment dinette,, kitchenette e.. and natn; e o.
estnr 1900.
LADY WILL sUBLET LOVELY BACHELOR
apartment to responsible party reasonanls
1889 Newton st NV. Apt. :. North 623I-W
RAaK LEE 1870 PARK ssaa RDd re or Aa
s dR ' shower over sSs7a Adams $sss 80:
1723 EYE ST. NW-;oNE ROOM, LARGE
electric st- refrigeration. gas. cleo. sos month.
Married couple or ladies:
ALBAN TOWERs-wILL, sUBLET HALF
large apt living IN o eoom' bed room oa'n
APT. COMPL FURN. FOR HoUsEKEEP.:
2 large, sunny rms: b., kitchen; entire 3rd
H.. pvt. home: adults: comfort. quiet; rel
Teaches or Govt smpi couple 1a!b PREF r2@o
144l 44th ST N:w...ATTEAGTTI1,W1E
isse o se1i par H cevesnd so47
NEAR CONN AVE, "a SQUARE STORES
and bus-Lovely End moor; Living room.
Chase Parkway: ---
933 K NW.-oNE-RoOM. KITCHENETIE
and private bath apt: continuous nos
water. good heat: 20.
ATTRACTING sEM Nj, F 3, vzl.9as1ys:
:''sssss9: ss!p: s
Also broom house apartment --=
oH s1ssssn St s. NV .s.s'os
INvEa i55s 1st9 81 NV, NW9 ;;;a[, kSoNs
nisfsd! see g.. See Ell i.ntter
TIDEN GARDENs. 5000 CONN. AVE.
Kitchen. bath linens. silver. Feb, LIST 70
TWO FULLY FURNISHED. 4 RMS. sos,
23os Ashmead pl nv: ,ss.t Ioo Is5z
BACHELOR ROOMS GENTLEMEN ONLY,
IN 4 bachelor oficiars house. near Dupont
Circle Food and service; Beautifully
furnished unusual Fifty-five dollars per
mo. per person Double rooms, suitable
for two. 2019 o st. NV. 20
18th AND r SITS. NW.-CORNER FRONT
room In apt. to share: tenant employed
nights; Sl6 Address Box 4s5-k Ssaf
FURN.-APARTMENTS
Free Car and Guide Furnished. ox.
National 1895. EVENINGS. Atlantic 0l5d.
9Os 10th ST. NV. 20.
ssss. koo sSsidrsnn. iai5 cllstsnden &. NV.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

i70s N. II AVE N.w;-Dietitian has sew
wsll-manassd home with elevator: bal:
s:s Isl YOU ssssSsssis s:'s'
1920 10th ST. N.w.-vacanciss for young
s:fIssi i @sss n ssa.Ss sas
2024 N ST N,w.-Large front room twin
vate homeA excellent meals: $50 each per
1928 K 81. N.W.-Double front room cont
hot water; walking distance downtown:
GOOD home. cooked meals. Met. 1893.
S MASS s!ass sxn sv5 S.s T.! SSms
privilesss. unlimitee phone. Reasonable.
1919 VERMONT AVE N.W.-Rear base
ment small rooms. private bath. cont:
net Ssski S.t ssch. gentlemen; central $3.50
2232 DECATUR PL. NV. Room and
f ih%'s so aaRs s7d assls''e' piano 5 se0
nrst door; twin beds. semi-private bath;
home cooking; centrally located; reason
able.
DUPONT CIRCLE 729s2 Que NV. Apt.
meals optional: private family. Phone
1928 RHODE IsLAND-Youns people; at
sood food. refined surroundinss' rsasos ns ssle'
1881 COLUMBIA RD.-Exceilent rooms,
ess q dSISs Tn ,nd rsed
1912 BELMONT RID N:w-well-fur
pSsse i PSon. ADAMS $3.50 $500 n0"' -'"0'
e2o leth, N:W:-Twe single rooms; one
with semi private bath; well balanced
ATTRACTIVE ROOM for two young men,
P PSon. 0 Columbia Gd 1855. .'0n-''''
1905 18th ST. N.W:-WalkinF distance
Newly furnished well-heated large front
meals Reasonsble.
1702 18th N.W.-vacancies for young
distance. Also table boarders. 20.
25le conn AvE;-Iarge, turn. room with
R Priv Hoi bath twin beds; opposite Shore
l740. NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. Nedra-
! Beautiful single and large rooms: excellent
meals. recreation; also dormtory room:
reasonable. Decatur $3.50.
Conn, ave lNDouble and Single rooms, pri-
vate home; all conveniences.
3l05 18th ST, .N.W-Overlooking PARK:
attractive. double front room; excellent
table: reasonable rates for two. %.
l.ss an St N.Y. 90 Bath ss
home excel. meals: cow. transp, 26s
WANTED-Two coneenial girls to share or
attractive apartment in Mt. Pleasant.
Large double room. twin beds, adjoining
bath. home PRIVILEGES: reasonable: no work
involved Call Columbia 1895.
DUPONT CIRCLE 2131 Mass. ave. NV
Lovely large, nicely furn. rr,. large priv
bath. for 2 or 3 young people: excellent
meals. Also single room also single and
very reas. Both places walk dist. Govt.
buildings: North a404: Decatur 1858.
3149 18th ST. N.W.-ATTRAC-
tive rooms in unusual home;
semi private bath. Excellent
meals. q"