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l.. A. KUT1 Err De EGGS

LOS ANGELES, Sept. ID. lUP)-
Butter: extras 261sc, prime trsts
251a. standard Csc, undergrade 2313c
Large eggs
Imperial Valley press., 1938-09-14
Greenberg Needs Two Today

DETROIT, H. tUP)-Hank needs to hit two
Babe Ruth when
he in 1927
Todays ed Sox is the the
for The Tigers Ruth Clouted his
END in the Yankees 1s6th game O.
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l.. A. BANKS
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FLAX
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Bench w arming
By Burdette Kline

even a strong line. Il will have
to put all my good linemen in the
backfield," he said, land then I'll
have a poor line and poorer
backfield. I might be able TO beat
Coachella though
Evening star., 1938-04-18
SERVICE ORDERS

Glutting, Comdr. Paul r.. detached
Naval Academy to Asiatic Station;
May.
Rood. Comdr. George A., detached
U. S. s. Salt Lake City to Naval oper-
ations; May.
Small. Comdr. Ernest c.. detached
Naval Operations to Destroyer Divi-
sion 3: June.
Speissegger, 1t. Comdr. John M.
| Supply Corps, detached Bureau Sup
plies and Ammunition to U. s. S.
Pennsylvania: June.
Dana. 1t. George H., detached Naval
Training Station. Norfolk, Va, to q.
s. s. Wyoming: May.
Depew, 1t. Paul s., discharged treat
ment Naval Hospital to home, relieved
active duty.
Wilcox. 1t. Donald E., detached Bu-
reau Aeronautics to Aircraft, Battle;
June.
Williams, 1t. Frederick p, detached
Naval ~ College, Newport, r. l.,
to Navs~- Operations; May.
Each Of following officers detached
Naval War College. Newport, r. l.,
to Marine Corps Schools. Quantico:
1t. Harry E. Day. 1t. John B. Rob-
ertson, jr.
Tibbitts. 1t. Frank p, detached
Naval Academy to U. 8. s. Phoenix:
May.
Wotton. 1t. q. g. Albert H., de-
tached Naval Training Station, Nor
folk, Va, to U. 8. 8. Northampton:
May.
Volbeda, It. q. g. Frederick, Chap
lain Corps, detached Bureau Naviga-
ton to q. S. s. Salt Lake CITY: April.
Evening star., 1938-04-18
ARMY.

Hicks, Col. William W., Coast Ar.
tillery. transferred from Army Wal
College to Hawaiian Department;
June 7.
Price, 1t. Col. George w., Infantry
from Fort Howard. Nd, to Charles
ton, w. Va; August Is.
Rush, 1t. Col. Herman S., Dental
Corps. from Langley Field, Va, to
General Dispensary, Baltimore; June
25.
Stephens. Maj. Joseph w. g., Quar-
termaster Corps, from Army Industrial
College to Panama Canal Department.;
September l.
Baisley. Capt Herbert K, Air Corps,
from Boiling Field to Langley Field,
Va; June 80.
Thomas, First 1t. Marvin L., Engi-
neer Corps. to Norfolk Engineering
District, Va, on completion Of his
present tour Of foreign service.
Millenbruck, First 1t. Edwin L.,
Veterinary Corps. from Army Medical
Center to Fort Sill, Okla: August S.
Bell, Second 1t. Margaret McM,
Army Nurse Corps. from Walter Reed
Hospital to San Francisco, to await
retirement; April %.
Lutkiewitz, Master Sergt. Alexan-
der, from Fort Humphreys to home
to await retirement; April 80.
White. Corpl. Edward c., ofice of
Chief Signal Officer, to Holabird Quar-
termaster Depot, Baltimore; April ls.
NAVY.
Douglas. Comdr. Alexander D., de-
tached U. S. s. Holland to Naval
Operations; May.
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Dimmick, 1t. q. g. John b., de-
tached Marine Corps Schools, GUAM
tico. to Naval Traininr Station. Nor.
folk, Va; May.
Parker. Chief Gunner Jacob s., de-
tached U. 8. 8. Louisville to Naval
Proving Ground, Dahlgren, Va; June.
stahlheber, Gunner Robert G., de-
tached Navy Yard, to U. 8. 8.
Widgeon; May.
Evening star., 1938-04-18

Hill, Radio Electrician william A.,
discharged treatment Naval Hospital
to home. relieved active duty.
Miller, Chief Pharmacist George A.,
detached Naval Hospital, Philadel-
phia. to Naval Hospital, Brooklyn, N.
Y: July.
Cooley, Pharmacist Franklyn c., de-
tached Naval Hospital to Naval Hos
pital, Great Lakes, Ill.,; April.
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jackson, Chief Pay Clerk Clarence,
detached q. 8. 8. Savannah, to Phil
adelphia: April.
MARINE.
Whaley, 1t. Col. Louis W.. detached
Quantico, to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba;
June l.
West, Maj. Ralph E., detached Navy
Yard, Portsmouth, Va, to San Fran
cisco to await retirement; April.
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Waterman. Capt. Hawley c., de-
tached Quantico. TO U. 8. 8. New
York; May.
Goudeau, Capt. Lionel c., detached
Quantico. to q. 8. 8. Arizona: May.
Piper. Capt. Earl g., detached q.
q. 8. Erie, to oflce Of Naval Intelli-
gence; June.
Fuller, First 1t. Samuel D., de-
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tached U. 8. g. Babbitt, to Quantico;
May.
schmitz. Second 1t. Harry A., de.
tached Quantico, to Navy Yard, Ports
mouth, Va.
Heles, Second 1t. John b., detached
q. 8. 8. Erie, to Quantico; June.
Evening star., 1938-04-18

Manufacturing IN Australia u ex-
panding to record highs.
Evening star., 1938-04-18

INSPIRED by Better Homes Gardens Magazine onbhs has arranged in
throughout furnishings floors
moke better place live You'll find IS model
beautifully furnished exhibits Of
Of model window besides 9th devoted deos
You'll enabling
Evening star., 1938-06-30
MEN AND MISSIONS
PROGRAM PLANNED
, Laymen's Committee Arranges for
Observance of One of Large
Charges Here November 13.

The District of Columbia Committee
of the National Laymens' Missionary
Movement, at meeting Tuesday, ar
ranged for the observance of men and
missions Sunday, to be neld at one of
the large local churches Sunday after
noon. November 49, This interde-
nominational meeting, in which hun
dreds of members of local Protestant
denominations will participate, will be
followed by fellowship dinner Mon
day evening.
~ It was revealed that DR.. Edwin
Lewis, author on religious subjects and
president of Drew University, Madi-
son, N. j., had accepted an invitation
to be present and make the principal
address Sunday.
Walter T. Lawton presided at the
meeting. Other members of the COM
mittee, besides Mr.. Lawton, were Mer-
ritt L. Smith, G. l.. Narramore, o. o.
Thomen, DR.. w. L. Darby, DR.. Dudley
Carpenter, NJ D. Lamborne and Pres
ton Campbell.
Evening star., 1938-06-30
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
TO REOPEN ALL SHOPS
1850 Skilled Workers to Go Back
to Work After Layoff of
Two Months.

y BY the Associated Press.
TAMPA, Fla, June 30-The Allan
tic Coast Line Railroad shops in
Tampa, closed since April, will be re-
opened Tuesday with employment of
$50 skilled workers and pay roll Of
$4,000 a month, James Grant, super
intendent of motive power, said yes
terday.
At the same time the railroads
shops at Waycross. Ca, and at Rocky
Mount, N. c., will be reopened, en-
ploying about 900 skilled workers.
= Mr.. Grant said in addition to open
Ing all its shops, the railroad was
adding new equipment and recently
had purchased IL new passenger loco
motives.
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SOCIAL SECURITY
TO Be DISCUSSED
Federal Program TO Be Topic
at Virginia u. Public
Affairs Institute.
-By the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, June 80.
The Social Security program of the
United States, its administration and
its problems, will be discussed at the
University of Virginia's Institute OF
Public Affairs during the second week
Of the twelfth annual session, with
daily conferences beginning Monday,
July IL.
State and Federal social security
programs will be considered in rela-
n ton to the general problem Of eco
Anomic stability in a series Of morning
noon discussions under the direction Of
Spencer Miller, jr., director of the
Workers Education Bureau of Amer
lea.
How the Federal Government func-
tions in the system of State and Fed
eral unemployment compensation will
be told by DR.. George E. Bigge. a
member of the Social Security Board
In Washington, on July 13.
\ Maj. Frank E. Evans, chairman Of
the Unemployment Compensation
SoAAi1looAoI u virginia, dIlu EsilllcI + :.
Andrews, commissioner of the New
York State Labor Department, will
describe the operations of State pro-
grams for social security on July IL.
DR.. j. Douglas Brown, chairman Of
the advisory council of the Social
Security Board in Washington, and
Frederic P. Lee, former attorney for
the Legislative Drafting Bureau of
the United States Senate, speak July
13 on State-Federal relationships in
administration of social security pro-
grams
Administration costs will be the
subject of Prof. Herman Feldman of
Dartmouth College, former chairman
Of the New Hampshire Commission on
Unemployment Reserves, On July IA.
Other aspects of the social security
program will be discussed later in the
week by DR.. Walter Gelhorn of Colum-
bia University. regional attorney for
the Social Security Board; by DR..
Evan Clague, director of the Bureau
y OF Research and Statistics for the So
cial Security Board, and DR.. Brice NJ
Stewart of Industrial Relations Coun-
selorS
Evening star., 1938-06-30
Private Commencement.

YORK, Pa. P).-Mary Yohe re-
ceived diploma from York Catholic
High School at commencement
arranged for her alone.
She couldn't attend graduation exer-
cises for her class because she lay i'll
at home-stricken with infantile
paralysis.
So Bishop George L. Leech carried
the diploma to her Much to her de-
light, he inscribed his blessing in her
year book.
Evening star., 1938-03-13
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED,

ROOM AND BOARD for employed couple
with child; possibly care for child during
day: III NV. section, Geo. S474
A GENTLEMAN, Government employe, per-
manent, desires room and breakfast with
all nome comforts in private family: no
suburbs: give full details and replies strictly
confidential. Box llS-M, Star l3s
WANTED--fwo unfurn. rms and board.
NV suburbs for two adults and child:
care of child. Box loO-R- Star
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SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.
REASONABLE single room for employed
iady with barking dog; preferably in Md
R. Ray 33l o Holmead pl. NV.
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1902 10Th NW.-Vacancies for young
people. double and single; excellent food;
home atmosphere; walking distance.
OFF 18th sTREET-one or two GENTLE
dolph 1854
board. Tel. Columbia 1432 I5.
a"O 10Th ST NW-Attractive single or
double room semi-pvt. bath; walking dis
tancc: excellent meals.
front room. private bath; twin beds large
closet space for trunks. One of Washing
tons most beautiful homes, just the
full meals. well cooked
1908 R. I. AVE. NV. of Conn-Vacancy.
. or 3 young men. shower; pvt ent; pleas
ant home excel. meals: walking dist reas
1915 MASS. AVE, NW.--Cheerful double
refined home surroundings; reasonable.
double. beautifully furn. comfortable beds:
excellent tasty meals: reas. Col 1927. 10.
sS; s;;iabs 1NGRAHAM ANS ST fnIn MWLsrse ,oom
shower; -reas. Randolph 171a.
1929 K ST. NV, e-Marque-Nicely
furnished room. semi-private bath: ex-
cellent board home cooking. 16'
zoos N ST. NV. Apt. 14-For girl, bed
phone: s37 so mo. District 244s '-N
1873 MONROE ST. N;W;-1n refined home,
double rooms, ! with twin beds; screened
porch: reasonable. Adams 1854.
Toom FD ae GSna prvs,s sas
family. Home cooking. Emerson $3.50.
1926 10Th ST NW-Rooms with twin
beds running water in dressing rooms: ex-
cellent meals: for and 3: $40 and S45.
Ugc PUPonT GouSi1 StRGdE l5oa 10Th s.
c.h W.; S35 and $40 is.
28"4 WoODLEY PL. NV (near Shore
haml-Vacancy young lady. Comfortable
2nd-n. rm:. refined home: excellent meals.
for souns Sh ladies' Nome Ss
Ing distance: excellent meals.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 2131 Mass ave.-I or
2 single and double or triple room. in
the excellent food and homeItke @ ao' atmosy ane1y
phere with 40 other young ladies and
men? 1t costs no more to live right than
boarding houses. 1nvestisate and be hap
PLY surprised st q. the very reasonable
:: eonsenial. pvt home: best III; home ne' eooe er
ing. Good transp.: gar. avail. Geo. 2441.
1742 N ST, of Conn.--Sinele and double
r9Sms ssmDTiyate nnons BATH newly furnshed
l7is R; / AvE:Epouble rooms. semi
asement; excellent food; rates reasonable.
1853 CHAPLIN ST N.W.-2nd floor. front;
Sasms tyin eess sses also SINGLE private home rea'
2O21 KALoRAMA at Conn:-sunny base
ment rooms, $3.50 each. Share four girls,
private bath. $40. Excellent meals.
DUPONT CLUB. 1926 10th st. n.w.-SinTie,
NEVIS nSa5e Refnsd Ss suests @ i papont eosa eeen'
1884 CONN. .AvE.-sinsle, double rooms,
closets; transportation at door.
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CHERRYDALE VA. 4oI4 Goth st. N
Front furnished room in family OF 3
SIS amo. Clar. 137 Sunday after l pm.
CLARENDON. VA. 5.5 North Kenmore
st-Cheeriul home, healthful meals; rea-
sonable. Walnut s1g1.
:3s WHEATON RID. Woodmore Park. Md
Double rm.. new home, next bath: ideal
for summer: nr. bus Shep. 329.-J.
301 DEWITT AVE. Apt. 3. Del Ray. Va
Sinele room; with board; new, modern apt;
j minutes to D. c.: lady.
ARLINGTON, Bright uniurnished rooms.
could be used for light Housekeeping. heat,
light. 4,:,0 Wilson blvd, Clarendon 1898.
4l5 N NELSON ST. Arlington va.-Double
private bath. telephone: private family;
near bus. Walnut i97l
1881 N. DANVILLE ST. Clarendon, Va
Large. comfortable and conveniently To-
Gated. one or two persons. Clar. I1s7-W.
ARLINGTON, VA. ao6 N Nelson ST
Lovely room; near bath; c h.w., oil heat;
no , other roomers new home sentleman
5ls6-R >'''' e"'''' ''o'' "dH.U' *.
a.ao. 10Th RD NORTH, Arlinston--Block
from Lee hshwy.. and 1rvine Comfortable
CHEVY CHASE, MD. Alb Morgan DR.
aarse aiiei room; eir;, private bath; in new home
I6l. n. DANvILLE ST. Lyon Village,
lIngton-Comfortaole room, south. exp;
breakfast optional; conv trans Wal 6S0H.
l42 HUME AVE. Potomac. Val fur
niShed room for Ink; on bus line; Is min
utes to downtown: private home.
1233 N. UTAH ST, Arlington. Va.-Large,
near bus. 1oc fare. Walnut 1919.
$40 SOUTH .GLEBE RID. Arlington. Va
room. preferably young working couple;
meals optional available March 16.
2sl. N. PERsH1NG DRIVE, Arlington.
va-Larse front room. oil heat. automatic
hot water; two bus lines, loc fare: board
optional. Clarendon 2.3O.
LIVE IN BEAUTIFUL MoNTG. CO. MD,
= hr. from Pa. ave Spacious ,,nd floor
room. pri bath. shower: home of couple;
gentlemen only. Box "i5-M Star.
TAKOMA PARK Columbia ave.-Nicely
furnished furnished room, bath: shower; larse yard.
9o3 21st St, South Arlington, Va-Bach-
elorS corner home; pvt. bath, maid .serv-
ice breakfast optional. Jackson l501e
SILVER SPRING-New home. newly furn.
room. inner-spring mattress. next bath,
shower: gentleman. -. Shep. 4s73-J
la3a sana.S NO NELSON ST. ST. Arlington; va
i blks. bus; reas. Clarendon sf4
ARLINGTON, VA.,-Comfortable furnished
room for congenial young man. adj. ba tn
and shower. Walnut .006 after l.
PLEASANT BEDROOM furnished, private
venient bus washington Clar. 14:i0-W.
ARLINGToN-Pleasant corner bedroom.
single: private bath; no other roomers;
breakfasts if desired. 1923 North Bird st.
LOVELY spacious room: new modern home
IN Va 10 min. downtown; mr.. bus; real
10lS-W
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nIsIeIS nnd s'S i;rn WI room kt, patR eom
day week month. e Nationa slisfF SAB t5Sidaire'
DETACHED Tnoma IElo.Is HOME; Me- PVT; APT LARGE
refg,; garage opt. 5506 l4th NV Geo. 1913.
IS?t CA CALIFORNIA nrt,s ST. . Two-RooM
| couple, possible three; S4o5O I3'
TAKoMA PARK. .,"17 SPRUCE NEAR
Tulip : rooms; bath; heat, gas, elec.. refg.
or rooms. 440i watkins ave. tEast-Wesf
highway, Bethesda, Md. Near bus and
| churches.
WANTED. AN YOUNG WOMEN TO SHARE
half-time maid. Inquire resident manager,
2I0l Cortland pl. NV.
WILL SHARE ONE ROOM KITCHEN.
bath bath with young girl. reasonable. Apt. 234.
1880 r ST. NV.
room and kitchenette; gas, cleo. heat in
cluded: $40 month. Employed couple
26l6 UNIVERSITY PL. NV. End FLOOR
irontL.: iron large rms, refg. .c.h;w. Bright,
very desirable private, Adults. Reasonable.
SENATE COURTS. APT 30l, l2o c ST.
ne Living ROOM sun parlor. dnette and
kitchen: Clean, roomy. bright: S45 monthly
snn snrl Iqne TO snd Gap be to seen Sat- t.
kitchenette. semi-private bath Adults
Isa2 Is f.rCi.bvd GAbvERT S1 ST. NMw;mATTRAcT1yE-
eiee included: adults: $50 Adams $50. 20.
1910 HEMLOCK NW.--3-ROOM APT,
Ink; mr.. Walter Reed Hospital: gas. light,
refs' phone; S55 adults. Georgia 4lsl.
furnished apartment; foyer. large living
room roo i, II dining room, room bedroom, :, kitchen
saa service bath Emerson Ths 4Hoa Excellent
TWO LARGE LIGHT ROOMS EQUIPPED
splendid location: private entrance. So9
POPS N. CAPITOL sT,-.nd FLOOR: PRI-
yiu yate entrance; entrances !, rooms. kitchen bath:
eiss class condion s s'eeo pee sSaeJ Uie1 ha:' ns
1900 F ST. APT BOZ, MET. O54O-WILL
rent furniture for 3-room apt; linen. sill
yer china. kitchen equipment. at moderate
price. or will sell. 13'
TRINITY TOWERS, 1923 14th NV
exposure. Tel. Adams $3.50. Apt. SIS. ia.
WANTED: GIRL TO SHARE APARTMENT
With Tnl, 3, ihree -n6 others. Call after pm.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY ROOMS.
kit. bath. completely furn.; Conn. ave See
by appointment. Clev. 5334.
oOa 14th ST. NE-ENTIRE SECOND
floor. , rooms, kitchen. private phone.
Reasonable.
2123 ST. NW-TWO LARGE ROOMS.
kitchen. bath. all outside; south expos;
refg.. cont. h. w.; Venetian blinds; adults;
references: $T5.
SHEPHERD PARK RMS. KITCHEN,
bath; c.h.w.; reasonable. Georsia 1888
4524 IOWA AVE NV YOUNG WOM-
en- to share attractive Broom apartment;
SIS each per mo. Randolph $3.50 13s
11I7 PENNA. AVE. SE-FURNISHED
apt for Ink. suitable 3, S3S month.
INFER 1885 18th ST. NV AND 2
rooms, nicely furnished; gas, electric re-
friseration included In rent; S45 UP. Man
ager Apt. 202.
Evening star., 1938-03-13
TABLE BOARD
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

CIRCLE. 15l" .lst st. n.w,-Ex-
cellent home-cooked meals. Southern sty;e.
menu changed daily: So week 10.
Evening star., 1938-03-13
ROOMS WANTED.

GOVT. SURVEYOR wants room. private
family. State how many people are in
household. Box .32M, Star.
APRIL Comfortable room. preferably
with garage: must be good value. Box
33o-M Star.
UNFURN, :, large rooms. incl porch ad-
Joining bath. Ink, close transportation:
employed lady. p, o. Box 1864. D. c.
YOUNG MAN, employed, desires room with
adult Jewish family. reasonable Boz
"O3-M. Star.
LADY, refined. wants furn. Ink room
quiet, strictly private home. city or d. G.
sub. S15. Box 1gu-M. Star
UNFURN ROOM in ne. or Sc. pretera-
bly, with pvt. bath by refined middle -aeed
widow. Call Lincoln 2342-R.
LADY, employed wishes room alone and
board with private and refined Jewish
family. Box 134-M. Star
Evening star., 1938-03-13
ROOMS UhFvRhIsHED.

sla. 18th ST: N,E-Larse room for Ink;
heat. light. gas furnished: SIS week.
1883 18th N.W.-Large front. bright
room. located near cars. stores. theaters;
ideal for persons.
1901 VAN BUREN ST. NW.-3 rooms.
private bath; semt-detached home. Call
Randolph O746.
III QUINCY ST. NW-Entire end A.,
rms; @ KIT. bath; inclosed porch; $50.
INQUIRE SOL KENNEDY ST NW-4
rooms kit. bath: heat furnished: S45 mo-;
private.
1Il4 MONROE ST. N.W.-3 rooms, sec
ond floor: heat. gas and electricity fur
nished: rent. $50.
1903 10th ST. SE-Entire 2nd floor, :,
rooms screened porch and bath; heat, gas
elec. furnished, c.h.w. Reasonable.
THREE L.HK. ROOMS. $50; old. country
home, close in. token-fare suburb; children
considered Lincoln 4s36-J
1895 EMERSON ST. Me- large rooms:
next bath free rent until March Is; S25;
second floor. front. 13S
TWO ROOMS unfurnished Gas. cleo.
heat furn.; S25. Lincoln 1920.
COLORED.
Unfurnished room. 400 block Belmont
st. n.w.-Large front room, 2nd floor; cor
ner property; light gas and heat furnished
one person, $50 per month"; two persons.
S22.50 per month.
j. H. GREENE,
Room 200. 7l1 Fla. Ave. NV.
Phone North 6l46.
Evening star., 1938-03-13
ROOMS FUR. & UNFUR.


2 OR 3 RMS: Sink light heat. gas
phone included $3.50 week. Atlantic 19I1.
6l2 18th St ne.
LARGE ROOM. next bath: home privileges;
all conveniences suitable for couple. Capt.
tol Heights 450
"32 Ilth ST NE-Laree room. next to
bath. $3.50 single SIS for two Young
ladies preferably Government workers.
$50 ALLISON ST NV. rooms and
screened porch equipped for ligh, house,
keeping. electric ice box. Col. ol'4
CHI. CHI. CORNER ROOM. In refined home,
with meals or without; unlim. phone.
Cleveland 49f9.
~ BRYANT ST. Ne, light house
keeping rooms: newly dec; gas and cleo.
bath: S"5 month adults.
oo',,"O 10th ST. NV. Apt, .--Large at
tractiye rm., Semi-pvt bath; kit. priv
ilegeS: conv.: lady.
So SEATON PL. NV. between and
StS.-Entire first floor. furnished or un-
furnished: newly decorated. 3 rms. with
water: $40 mo or by VIZ. Pot l5o:i-J.
81 GA. AVE. HW-Attrac.. front liv-
ng-bedrm,: ) windows. semi-pvt. bath:
auto. hot water; pvt. entrance; reaS.
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ROOMS UNEURNjsHED.

232 9th ST. SEE or 3 large rooms.
private bath; newly decorated; gas. elec.,
heat. Frigidaire; reasonable: adults.
1914 VARNUM ST. NV rms, kitch-
enette. inclosed porch, pvt bath; Frigid-
aire: S45. Columbia 3O95-W.
3 ROOMS. heat. cleo. unlimited phone.
plenty room for garden and chickens.
Phone after &. Atlantic 4652
1245 JACKSON ST. N.E.-3 large outside
rooms: corner house; large porch; gas,
elec.. heat; S32.5O,
REFINED young lady in two rooms kitch-
en- and bath apt. North 10000. Apt. 405.
1901 DELAFIELp PL. NW.-Room on
porch: corner facing south and east;
reasonable, GEORGIA 667s.
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44O BUCHANAN ST. N.W-Single rm.,
private home: unlim. phone; reas.
l 123 N ST. NW-Sinele and double
rooms. one with private bath, southern
Evening star., 1938-03-13

Ais N. NELSON ST. Arlington Va.-Double
front furnished room. new house, semi
private bath. telephone. private family:
near bus. Walnut fg1l
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COMBINATION BED AND LIVING ROOM
Kitchen and range. FriGidare. porch yard
S.i2: private home. SOB I4th st. ne.
PA MD; AVE. E.-LIVING- BEDROOM
STUDIO dinette, kit. sas elec. phone: suit
able -. ReaS
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ROOMS WITH RoARD

l51b NEWTON ST. NV.
ATTRACTIVE room In an ATTRACTIVE
guest house for ATTRACTIVE people. Col.
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room and living room kitchenette and
semi-private bath; newly decorated. nicely
furnished: close TO Govt. depts. and @. w.
etc: also larger apt. with private bath,
x45 month. Can be seen Sunday between
3 p.m. and q p.m. Phone West o7o6.
205 c ST N,E-2nd FLOOR. FRONT, .
rooms. private bath. elec. refrigeration;
S1O week,
JEWISH GIRL TO SHARE APARTMENT
with others. Call North 5s3T-j,
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1913 CONN AVE N,W.-Second floor,
apt ! furnished ROOM use OF living
room kitchen: C0lple: reaS
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PETwoRTH-a LARGE ROOMS. KfrcH.
en-, bath; ami. Frisidaire. sink. range,
telephone. sarase. 30 Princeton pl. NV
WOODBRIDGE. D. c.. 2906 25th ST. NE
Attractive 4room private apt pvt bath.
heat, light, gas. cleo. refrieerator: earass.
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Phone Association OF Guests Homes at
WASHINGTON ROOM EXCHANGE, Co
lumbla $500: over 200 well-located we'll
furnished inspected homes: car will
call representative Will show available
space. This service FREE to potential
Rooms with or without board. private
bath, grill or kitchen privileges Homes
IN nearly every desirable section Of city
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3527 CENTRE ST NW.-YOUNG LADY
to share attractively furn. 2-rm. apt.
with another. $50. Col 6936-W
2l3 H ST NW--ONE LARGE NEWLY
decorated room front Ink; Frieidaire.
phone, sink; 81 so
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DUPONT CIRCLE, 1866 Church NV
Attractive large, front room, comfort able,
clean, private family; gentleman; S6 wk.
Mr. WALTER REED--Cheerful, nicely fur
nished front room. semi-private bath. un-
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LOVELY spacious room: new modern home
IN va, 10 min. downtown: mr. bus; real
nome reas. 10 congenial young lady Wal.
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THE CLUB SHANNON

WHERE YOU FIND THE BEST FOOD
AND THE CLEANEST ROOMS ALL NEW
MATTRESSES SWITCH
BOARD SERVICE; REASONABLE RATES,
rSl-, CONN AVE AnnAKc S1rn -.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

CHERRYDALE, VA 4ol4 goth st. N
Front furnished room in family OF 3
adults; near bus: gentleman preferred;
$l5 mo. Clar. ~ Sunday after pm.
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3sl4 SHERRIER PL. NW-WTLL BE
vacant March -: lge. rms, lge closef
pyt bath kit. Frigidsire; S45. Emerson
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l2"5 EUCLID NW.-COMPLETELY FUR
:, rms, b. and k: entire I'd A.: semi-pvt
home: heat elec, gas Frigidaire furn
near 14th; Govt. emp. adults pref Col
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WY.oopRIDGE; "434 MONROE ST. NE
nj st !io1a: n}a nving room. bedroom. kitchen,