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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-05-16
HAVE YOU NOTICED?

When man wants his handker-
chief, he reaches around and yanks it
out of his pocket. When lady wants
hers, she rises, shakes herself, and
picks it eff the. ;$eottie.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-05-16
Ask for Union Labeled Merchandis,

of highly "B1AME ON LOVE"
when Joan Mars offers her husband Wadswo
(JOn celebrate
ding anniversary.
"BIAME LOVE-" the romantic exciting O
couple who struggle to make hasty
to A.
local Hotpoint appliance
admission tickets available at the Ohio Power Co. Office
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1940-05-16

The suspicious of women, so far as
men are concerned, are not without
foundation.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-06-06
Shamrocks Trim Maritime
In Home Opener
Nose Out Grayelly Point Sunday
for Fourth Straight

Behind the fSve-h1t pitching of their mounds
Ernie Boggs, the Greenbe1t shamrocks auspic1ous
dedicated the new diamond last Saturday afternoon
wi decisive to victory the Maritime
Comm ssion Nine of Washington, DC.
All of the VISITORS hits singles and not
than made in any particular inning.
Their lone tally came in the fourth frame when NC
Gowen singled after Johnson and Mntzel1 had Walked
By this time, however, Greenbelt had scored ali its
runs, getting in the first 2 hits and
error and in the third after two out.
In this third inning, after Bozek and Ho1ochwost
had grounded out Urinak singled Moore doubled, and
balls. Therr1n then doubled to score three runs,
and Boggs, Andrus and Todd followed with successive
singles to keep up the rally. Bozek, up for the
second time also singl ed and Ho1ocMost ended the
inning by grounding out second to first. Result:
Seven seven hits.
Greenbelt got three more hits the rest of the
in and Bosek got for $.
MARITIME 600 100 600 l. So
GREENBE1T lo7 600 OOX e-13-o
batteries. siller and Dobberstein; Boggs and Todd
In smday's game, against the Gravelly Point
team Boggs superb relief pitching enabled the Sham
rocks to squeeze out a we1l-earned to / triumph.
Relieving Ho1ochwost the SIXTH Boggs faced only
II in the last four innings with excellent sup
port and received credit for the victory when
belt pushed the plate in the six tn and
eighth frames, and the winning in the ninth.
Trailing to /, Uhrinak started the sixth with
triple and scored Therrillis long fly for
BELTS first Boggs followed with single
stole second, and scored Mlllen's second hit of
the game. In the eighth Uhrinak again led off wi
hit, took second on error and after Merrill got
a hit hard smash to the shortstop, Uhrinak
picked off second. Boggs then singled, his third
hit of the day, and when Todd walked the bases
full. Andrus then drove in Therri11 Boggs wi tn
fie1der's choice, to tie the at all. The
winning tally in the ninth scored by hits and
a sacrifice.
Three of the visitors' six hits off Ho1ochwost,
who pitched the first five frames in the fl fh
inning, and were good for runs. Not visitor
reached first base after the fifth.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-06-06
Reps Clinch p. G. C. First
Half Title

In yattsvi1le Sunday afternoon at $500 pm. the
Reps of Grebelt did battle with Carr Brothers-Bos-
we'll in the deciding game Of the P.G.c. Leagues
first half. Wattsv111es favorite son, Temple Jar
ren was the mound opposing Curt Barker for the
Reps and these two resumed their personal feud
carried over from last year when the Loo al boys
mdged the Cars out Of the P.G.c. championship by
slender al score. Today the story much the
same with the Reps scoring twice but the foe
held to Long row OF goose eggs by the
Barker. Each team made five hits but in all fair
ness to farrell a badly bill stored finger hampered
his control and kept him under pressure with
base most Of the afternoon.
The crucial moment of the day staged In the
seventh inning With Carr Brothers at bat and two
runs behind. wynn, leading off got base through
outfie1d but died under the expert tagging
Of John Aesner and the rifle Of Eddie Trmbu1e
who playing short field. Two walks and field
er's choice loaded the bags and Ray Taylor put
end to the affair vi tn nj ce catch Of Frey's fly
deep in left field.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-06-06
WITH THE REPS
By John F. Murray

This day was balmy, the crowd numerous and enthu-
siastic. Roy Braden at his sortorial and orator.
ica1 BEST The ladies of the JB Club charming
and the flag was q huge success. Tommy Gawthrop,
mayor for q days was pertinent in his remarks and
efficient in his first ball throwing. The Public
Address System worked like charm Aaron Chinitz
clicked and buzzed in his best Aovietone manner.
ALI In all 1t was great day, an all around
fu1 opening Of Greenbelt's new sports field-ex-
cept--the Reps lost the ball game.
Due to q misunderstanding the Carr Brothers-Bos-
we'll Club proved themselves ungratefu1 guests and
provided the day with its only dark cloud. They
Listened to speeches and impressed, they
the flag they nearly last year and decided to
do something on their account to add to the days
fest1vities---so they staged track meets
Round and round they went at the expense Of Cliff
cocki11 and later Bob Marack who shared the mound
duties for the locals. In the second inning the
guests put their mile relay team and a total of
ten runs vent up the scoreboard before the ses-
sion over. cocki1l yanked with out Of
seven runs In this frame but despite desper-
ate rallies that failed, leaving total of -
harack and Aessner provided the only attack with
"Jam" being the days hero tbs only to get
mare than one hit.
The field is pip. Every one of the estimated
thousand spectators hand to witness the Rep
and Shamrock tussles marve1led at the beauty, spa
ciousness and perfection of the whole layout. As
point Of interest alone 1t should be feature at
traction but when you consider the legions of sun
burned oreerbelters who Will use 1T in one more
capacities and benefit both physi caly and mentally
from its varied sportss then it's true value to the
community is apparent. This column has unhappy
faculty for sticking out its chin but 1t
that befitting should be applied to e sports
center. IF you have any suggestions to Of
fer any encouragement IL go to work it imedi-
ate1ys
The Reps signed new out fielder during last Sat-
urday's game. Although his try-out lini ted to
but one catchs Manager Go1dfaden favorab1y In
pressed and Immediately put his the dotted
line. His name Is, by strange coincidence, Murray,
John Dennis Murray, and he made of the seasons
most sensational catches of hard hit fly ball that
went directly through the roof Of hi parked baby
carriage. His arm Is still q bit weak but seasoning
in the town league Will soon put him in shape.
Next Saturday afternoon the Reps Will play at the
field and Saturday night at the old in games Of
both the Metro and P.d.c. Leagues. Opponents at
ttd 3 time unoaoms
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-06-06
Totals 80 I 6 z
REPS NICK DYKES
(Say It three tines
f(Fas&.ll

They can put the Reps down but thsy can never put
them outs lat least they can't put them than
three times In indng). After absorbing ter
rifle shellack1ng Saturday afternoon from nedt-
team they returned to the that same even
ing and Whacked cut 81 decision of the
best clubs yet encountered Dixie Tavern In keeping
their position at the top Of the Pee. League the
Reps looked better behind the tWdr11ng Of Curt
Barker He eliminated eight Of the foe via the viii
route and allowed but three balls to reach the out
field in Of his best performances Of the year.
The highly touted battery Of Shanks and Hill for the
touched frequently and solidly by the
Reps for less than II hits. Go1dfaden ndcked
them for perfect % and Blanchard the teams hot
test hit ter Of the moment, garnered 3-As
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-06-06
A&&1xess%Xe Co%51eots

The second week of the Greenbe1t Athletic Clubs
Softbal1 League found the weather still throwing
a few punches. AS a result only games were
played. The Jokers still lead the American League
wit the Clubs second. The Clubs captured two this
week. mainly because Lyons has been hitting that old
apple. The Deuces really gave the Clubs Tues
day night when they scored eight in the seventh
inning to within of tying the score. In
the National League, the Pirates of Block set
ting the closely followed by the Cubs. The boys
really settling down to mid-season and all
pointing for the cups which will be awarded to
the leading team in each League for this short
SERIES
Marvin Wofsey of Block has temporarily accepted
the job of statistician.
Work the clubhouse really progressed this
week. New flooring having been procured, Schultz
son, Kag1e, Slaughter, Messner, Barker, Hall, and
Neb1ett worked the holiday weekend complet-
ed the laying of the flooring. Nice job, boys. The
clubhouse is available for block board and club
meetings.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-06-06
Goucherettes Defeat Virginia
CO-eds

Marjorie schwaub's team, the Goucherettes, de-
feated Dorothy Hense's team, the Virginia Co-eds
softbal1 league. The game played on the new
field and close all the way through. Due to the
frequent rains this the only game played in the
series this week. The schedule Will be resumed
next week.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-06-06
HIGHLIGHTs OF THE WEEK

Lyons of the Clubs hitting spree--He batted
In 7 out of times up.
Bradley trying to initiate George the bases.
He finally got caught off third.
Shaeffer of the Access out Of 7. He's batting for
1000, boys.
The "C1ubs" praying for the hands of the clock to
get to o:25, in order that the last inning rally
the Deuces would be for naught.
George Bauer jumping with glee when "Cwt" Barker
info med him that he ready to join the Deuoes.
(All George has to worry about is to find someone
who hold Curt.
Messner striking out twice in succession. (John,
you shouldn't throw those bats down that way, they
cost money, you know.
SnFrBA1I IEAGTE STANnIHH NAY Al 1910
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-06-06
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE OPENS JUNE 8

The Sunday School softball League opens Saturday,
June 9Th. Two games will be played on each Satnr-
day and two each Sunday. Saturday games will be
played at 2:45 P and 1870 P.N. while Sunday games
will be played at 1900 and 400 P.N.
The schedule for the coming week is as follows:
Saturday, June s-Caseys Jewish Community 245 Pm.
LIDS. Holy Hame 1870 P.n.
Sunday, June Blues itterbugs 1900 P.M.
Reds Stragglers 400 P.N.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-06-06

Future home games Of the Shamrock Baseball Team
and the Reps Softbal1 Team Will be posted the
nouncement board in the vacant store below the A-
ministration Office
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1940-06-06

soFTRALL LEAGUE STANDING, NAY 81, 1870
Evening star., 1940-09-29
FLATS FOR RENT.
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.
APARTMENTS UNFURkIsHEp.

GEORGETOWN. 3OO9 p ST Nw.-HAND-
Ssone lStfoGI apt EsTden' s{e6 Fqogs '
Il. newly decorated: living nm. dining
/ rm bedrooms kit. bath, larse foyer and
| hall: 3 expos: reig. hot water included,
media,ely. MI. 444o.
/ 32e E ST. sE- RMS. KTTCHENETTR,
and bah GO ami; newly decorated az. S4o.'
1911 WYOMING AVE. NV ROOMS.
kitchen and bath: Convenient 70 cars,
buses. schools and downtown Apply A.
iVeTt1sns ,VeI rent No ? cHAs. 8. sHREv
DOWNTOWN. 2IcI H ST NV RMS,
kitchen, bath; refg incl: SAT 70 s51: roof
garden Resident MANAGER. NE 3563.
e434 franklin ST NE COR e6thl-s
poreh.s; i = md Hif T.: s5a mo- @ IS vk. open 2:
101" H ST. NE-5 ROOMS AND BATH:
Ti35aIa n29iR FIJI Fa5I & BRO. 1904 H St ne.
1925 MD AVE. Ng.-MoDERN WELL:
kept APT. bldg: clean. bright; front, 2nd
foor: rms, k. and bath APT. $40 So in
| cluding Frigidsire on house current.
! TFF WALTER REID APTs.. gel BUTTER
nut ST. n.v.-1 lrg. I'm. with Murphy bed.
kl, lrg. enoush fo- breakfast set bsth
with shower; gas. eisc 60, refs 6 included In
$50 MANAGER. Apt 9 9
s47 SO A. MONTH"; BEDROOMS, LIVING
P9.e oa'e e.. f4bssHFfs H6eH wARRE tsRi Se4.i Il:
1882. Evenings and Sunday. Oliver 3l5a.
1880 LYMAN PL. NE-NEwLY DECO
s37 SO and up. Lincoln 1855.
ms, kitchen and bath; next school;
NEARBY Mp-ATTRAcTIvE ? ROOMS
garage Adults pref. $3.50 WA iaos
1888 Goth ST. NV. WITHIN WALKING
hall. Kitchen. bath: excellent condition
s575o. JACK HAYES, resltor. Dupontf
1918 TAYLOR ST; Nw..a LARGE
! ties included. TAYLOR 494s
THE FILLMORE" 1929 n II. AVE-
Weii-keps dovntovn bldg; clean, moeesn moe
$40 TO s45; rms, K. and b.. $50. Res-
msr.
LARGE. ATTRACTIVE sTUDIo-LLvMo
.oe. ss sstb .anesur. ss o resn
| with complete privacy, desirable during
SUMMER months: auiet sdglts desired;
$50. 5l5 goth st. NV. NE. 1873.
side rooms and bath; modern. r.deeorated.
Apply Apt .
RMS, KITCHEN, BATH. PORCH, REG.
large yard. $3.50. W. 3. CATION. 25cs
fcnna. ave sc
s24 N ST. Nw.-2-RooM APTe, s25
and $40 month. Large closets, gas range,
Venetian blinds. pvt: baths. elec, lizhtt and
heal furn free. Now open. Keys 1898
10th ST. NV.
20 RHODE ISLAND NV MODERN
rentals FIDELITY MORTGAGE INVEST
MENT. 1l05 z st. NV. National e43l.
THE AUGUSTA" COR N Y AND n J
sves. n.w-Clean. bright. font corner:
rms. X. and b. apt, S45: I'm beautifully
kept BLDG. carefully restricted occupancy:
adults: downtown Res. rlEr-
24l5 Nw.-NR. DOWNTOWN; I AND
bedrms.. !y. rm- alcove bath. s4o' 800
and S57 so Res. mgr. Apt I'll.
7Is TAYLOR ST NV LARGE ROOMS.
kitchen. private bath. Heat, electric. and
gas furnished 2p'
CAP HGTs-. 5sIl SOUTHERN AVE Sc.
Clean bright arm. apt. bath. b. ",
large porch. yd-' 1H a. $3.50. HI. ols5.W.
TAKOMA PARK D. C-BRIGHT. SUNNY
art. s large rooms bath. porch. gayaSo;
oil heat: near transportation. 0E. 20ok.
tcontinued On Hexs PsssJ
Evening star., 1940-09-29
ROOMS UNEURkISHEp.

WHEATON. MD. COLLEGE LANE.
large, attrac. rooms and bath: heat electric
and garage furnished single, SO; double
$50 month. MR.. JOHN G. WOODFIELD
9s4 ST. NW.-2-room apts., S25 and
$50 month; large closets, gas range, Vene-
tian blinds pvt. baths elec. lights and
heat furn. free. Now open. Keys 123j
10th st. NV
S11 DECATUR ST. NV room. kit
semi-bath: Frigidaire. gas, cleo; phone
Evening star., 1940-09-29
ROOMS FURk. g. UkFURN.

MT. PLEASANT, $3.50 18th St n.w-Lee
outside rm. ch.w.; suit couple Ink.
opt. Adams 0514.
CHILLUM HEIGHTS, 512I North Capitol
ST rooms, furn. or unfurn. Randolph
1902
THE CHASTLETON, Apt. All room. fur
nished or unfurnished; gentle, employed
young woman
COLORED-2454 ONTARIO RID. NV
Small rm.. clean, bright, warm; adj bath;
man or lady
Evening star., 1940-09-29
ROOMS WITH BOARD.
(C0pffnuad

8i0 uPsHUR ST: At N; H. ave: n.w:-sin-
sHs ds sd.rs p4. st cars TA ss ss74 mo- incl
1880 18th ST. N.W.-Exclusiye home, room
| first floor. private bath and shower, twin
| beds. $50 each. excellent meals. ia. 1132.
| 1920 LAMONT ST. N.W.--Single. adj. in
closed porch; large double, twin beds;
1909 17th ST; NV, above Mass: ave. ave.
| ble; % yrs exp. We aim to please
CHEVY CHAsE-Guest desired in private
family: delicious meals: beautiful home.
1910 BUCHANAN ST, NV, on 16th--
Priv. home: large front, nicely furn.; suit
able for : or 3; excel. meals. RA. 7lS9.
2O07 .KALORAMA RD.-Single or double,
meals; MI. 1914.
RIM. AND BOARD for two who are willing
to share large front room; ! blk. to st.
cars and , bus $50 mo. ca. 1902 9th st.
1894 FAIRMONT NV. - Vacancy for
young man: clean. warm room; good meals
served home style.
2715 CONNECTICUT AVE. opposite Ward
man Park Hotel-Singe and double rooms:
delicious meals; reasonable. co. 940o.
l LARGE and ! small room, priv home;
cony. trans; reasonable. 5o7 Quincy
st. NV.
2ao CLAIMING ST. NE-Convenient
TRINITY College: lovely rm.: excellent meals;
reasonable; DU. 1850
1906 18th ST. NW-Double front room
large closet: walking distance.
1918 MASS AVE-Beautiful detached
home for discriminating young people; de-
sirable single room; selective menus.
MT. PLEASANT. 1908 Hobart St NV
Lovely south exposed. connecting semi -pri-
fate bath: home atmosphere. co. eo:3S5,
TUDOR CLUB,
l575 st. n:w.-Triple double. single
excellent meals: music room. 29'
CHANCELLOR CLUB,
2l3l Mass. ave. n.w.-Enjoy life in this
beautiful ex-embassy guest home with 40
other young ladies and young men. Don't
fail to see the . openings We have for j, ,
or 3 young people, in lovely large rooms
with pvt. baths and showeSs Our guests
say .'the meals are excellent" Our prices
Will happily surprise you. Dupont 9404.
1919 G ST. NV, APT. 7O2.
or 2. Unlim. phone. Home priv. NE. 3117.
1910 New Hampshire Ave.
:, Available Oct. 1st. Unusually pleasant.
large triple room. southern exposure, over
looking Dupont Circle.
2209 MASS. AVE. NV.
where. One nice 3rd-floor double, fine for
tHnploFtQ couple. N4u eacn win breakfast
and dinner. Class comfort and the right
type OF American guests.
1884 18th ST. NV.
Lovely 2nd-foor corner for two. Also
attractive single. ard room with Inclosed
porch. From $500.
1888 M ST. NV.
OPPOSITE ST. MATTHEW'S CATHEDRAL
Al Connecticut Ave i
1927 10Th ST. NV.
1 BLOCK NORTH OF DUPONT CIRCLE.
Comfort able home atmosphere. meals
day If desired l.
l84l KALORAMA RID. NV,
Refined Home. Delicious Meals MI. 5I7s.
THE MANOR,
2l0s 10th ST NV
Comfortable rooms with excellent meals:
under new management Phone MI. io46
Ballroom for rent for dances meetings.
BELMONT GARDENS,
1889 r st nw.-More than a BOARDING
house. less than . hotel
Duponr n706 Switchboard
Evening star., 1940-09-29
COUNTRY BOARD.

RIVERSIDE FARMS-winter guests all
modern. heated country home near noun
tainS: good meals s. weekly. Mrs. Chas.
Burner Woodstock. Va.
Evening star., 1940-09-29
THE ANCHOR INN.
1888 18th ST. NV.

Beautiful, large, twin bed living rm :;
PVT. bath; Frigidaire; Ink. Adams l437
COLORED-2 or 3 rooms. in new home
share bath and kitchen with owner.
Atlantic 35S1
COLORED-1744 TEA ST N.W.-Fur-
niShed room on floor with bath.
COLORED-l2Oa GIRARD STREET NV
Large. neatly furnished room; gentlemen
couple preferred; conveniently located.
COLORED-25OO ONTARIO RD NV.
large rooms. kitchenette, dinette. bath;
reasonable
Evening star., 1940-09-29
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

BACHELOR. Government employe; " rooms
bath meals. garage. IN strictly private fam
lily, suburbs preferred al particulars frst
letter. Box SAT-, Star
WORKING GIRL. $40 to pm. 30 yrs
Will care for children evenings for room,
board: nr downtown. DI. 1895.
Box 6I-T Star 20.
SETTLED MAN-Large attractive room
in private home: garage desired. about $40
per mo. Box 55-T Star.
TWO REFINED GIRLS want single rooms
meals optional. privileges new home. ex-
press bus, reasonable. no others need
reply Box 15l-T. Star.
GENTLEMAN on diet wishes nice room.
preferably in private family. Northwest
At Star
Evening star., 1940-09-29
ROOMS FURN. g. UkFURk.

NEAR Navy Yard, 427 18th st. Sc
Laree front room for l or . people
Atlantic 2577-R
COLORED 1921 Kenyon St n.w-Room.
porch adjoining; all modern conveniences;
private home: telephone and kitchen priv
ile9eS arranged
Evening star., 1940-09-29
ROOMS WANTED.

private home; vicinitS Mass T ave - and i8th
st: grill privilege. Box 66-T. Star.
YOUNG LADY desires master bedroom,
da; breakfast optional. Box DIT. Star.
ROOM. Ink. by lady; partly furnished
plenty heat hot water; clean; SIS month.
Box ll3-T Star.
GOVT LADY. quiet, wants turn. rm. kit
or sm apt. NV: about sIS-S20. Box
LARGE. ATTRACTIVE ROOM. twin beds
private bath, near Conn. ave. bus :,
young men. Box l41-T, Star.
NATURE s WOMAN: employed, wants large
TO Sis monthly. Box l43-T. Star.
YOUNG LADY wants room, private home
IN VICINITY Eastern High School; $3.50
Warfield 32S4 Sunday
EMPLOYED YOUNG MAN desires room
with adult Jewish family. Box l4?-T. Star
LADY; white, settled. desires warm fur
nIShed room, pref with kit. or grill priv:
near 4th and R. l. ave. ne. Box 119-T.
COUPLE want furnished room with pri-
vate bath; give full details and price.
YOUNG MAN desires well-furnished room
Win pIiyste sl,sspc or semi-prlyals bath in pr,-
$50 mo: please give full details. Box
13j-T, Star
ROOM with private bath by lady with
small dog; full particulars. Box Bat.
Star.
CLEAN bedroom in apt--WslkinE distance
Conn. ave and Davenport ST. Must be
reasonable. Call Monday EN-. @93s
NAN works night-small sleeping room;
reasonable. State what household con-
slsts of; price. Box B. Star
ROOM. fur. quiet NV. by Oct 90 Kit,
Suifrhhnard n-aFa al
woman. Box 16s-T- Star.
ROOM middle size, breakfast optional
garage. convenient downtown. desired by
gentleman. Details Box 1877. Star
Evening star., 1940-09-29
ROOMS FURNISHED.
LAFAYETTE HOTEL

10th and Eye sts n.w.-Rooms With bath
and. radio for l person, from Sl4 per
week; for 2. from Ss per week each. by
the month; air-conditioned lobby, dining
room and cocktail room. Call MR.. WILLS,
mgr. Tor inspection. District 421O.
THE ANCHOR INN.
Just opened, all new furnishings, best
beds. plenty baths and running water
spotlessly clean. maid service and phone.
x5 week and UP. Walking to all depart
ments. 1913 L St NV
"THE MAURY."
rooms with running water, inner -sprinf
mattresses, fans. many showers and tub
baths: elevator service: 81 week up.
BURLINGTON HOTEL,
VERMONT AVE AT THOMAS CIRCLE. .
Large rooms with running water and
adjoining bath.
50 AND $40 WEEKLY.
Evening star., 1940-09-29
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

4oOe 14th ST. Nw-Brisht. newly. con-
veniently furn.: privacy; excel. Jewish
meals opt. Young men. Taylor 7195.
DOWNTOWN. 1914 NV. Apt Pleas
ant room for two. s.. 80 each; good meals;
refined meals optional IL
PErwORTH-alS ILL AVE NV
Room. next to bath. twin beds; home cook
ing; bus NJ door; refined gentlemen: gem
tiles. RA. 1851. call Monday.
Mt. PLEASANT-Large front room TO
share with young man, twin beds; excel
lent meals. Adams 0ai".
1870 MONROE ST Nw-Sman. single,
second hoor. with running water. S32 mo
Also large sunny second floor, double. S35
each: excellent meals.
MAKE YOUR HOME where prime i'm
portanee is correct eating no fried foods:
fresh vegetables. fruits. salads, best meats.
wO S456.
1918 KANSAS AVE. Nw.-Ons single. one
double: newly decorated really GOOD food:
women only
JEWISH HOME - Dupont Circle - Large
room Tor l cf 4. NEXT 10 bath. shower
Privilesss. HsaA kerth <opS.
Evening star., 1940-09-29

1853 QUE ST. NW.-Slnsle basement
room, everything new: Hollywood bed, ma
pie furniture: coZy, comfortable room;
cooking facilities: 81 per week: gentleman
Evening star., 1940-09-29
ROOM AND BOARD SERVICES

FREE SERVICE-SAvE TIME
Guest Homes Associated at Washington
Room Exchange. with 100 wel-iocated
homes, offer single double and group
rooms, some with running water private
bath. al consistent rates director with
shows available space free to potential
RmsStS Phone CnlIm Ola $500
Evening star., 1940-09-29

1855 18th ST NW-Comfortable rm.,
next to bath: conv. trans; all home priv
fleraS
Evening star., 1940-09-29

Large ond-f.. sunny south room, auloln-
ing bath: empl. lady only; Sl5 mo.
61OO BLAIR RID. N.W-@nd H., next
shower and bath: new corner home; sen
tleman only: S25. RA. 2S5l.
Evening star., 1940-09-29

GLOVER PARK-Large beautiful south.
expos: cony transp: unlim phone in rm
quiet street WO. 1879. 1865 Beecher.
DOWNTOWN, 1915 N st. NV, Apt. SOL
Lovely rms. for young men: singles. Sl5
and So 5O doubles S2S: elev. MI. 1884
4s3I KANSAS AVE NW-Furnished rm
IN private home; reasonable price: bus al
corner; eentlleS only Phone RA 5SS2
Evening star., 1940-09-29

1911 COLUMBIA PIKE. Arlington Va
Two rooms one single and one double, with
or without board. CHI. 5lOl.
Evening star., 1940-09-29

"IACLEDE." Apt ia CThomas Circle
1923 Vermont ave-Quiet bay-window nm
for l or >. 24-br. elev.: shower. ME. 25S6.
Evening star., 1940-09-29

1924 9th ST NW-Sunny. front rm.. twin
beds abundance hot water oil heat un
lin phone; | so Walter Reed. GE. O055.
Evening star., 1940-09-29

"234 CATHEDRAL AVE NV larg
single room. nicely furnished: phone: semi
pvt. bath: gentleman. AID. 64l1.
Evening star., 1940-09-29

1865 EUCLID ST. NV, Apt. 35-Lrg.
screened front rm.. twin beds: small, quiet
household: cafe. elev.; conv. loc. AID.
Evening star., 1940-09-29

55ls 18th ST NW-NEWLY DECO
rated rooms. pvt bath. FrIsidsire. every-
thing furn.: ideal location. GE 304s
Evening star., 1940-09-29

18th AND UNDERWOOD SITS NV
LARGE room. exposures: with or without
bath: gentleman RA. ciq9.