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Evening star., 1941-10-22
Ida Crickenbarger
Becomes Bride
NINE. GARIN.

The marriage OF Miss Ida Crick-
enbarger, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
B F. Crickenbarger Of Barboursville,
Va, to Mr.. Charles F. Clarke, son Of
Mrs. Cecilia Clarke Of St. Peters
burg, Fla, took place at 10 o'clock
Thursday morning, october 9. in the
St Anthony Rectory.
The Rev. James P. Grace per-
formed the ceremony in the presence
of few relatives and friends.
The bride wore a two-piece brown
costume suit fur trimmed with ac-
ceSsories 10 match, and a cOrsage
of sweetheart roses. She had as her
attendant her sister, Miss Gwen
dolyn Crickenbarger, who wore
beige spectator dress with black ac-
cessories and corsage Of talisman
roses Mrs Joseph P. O'Brien OF
Washington was best man.
Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke left on a we'd
ding trip through the New England
States and Canada.
Evening star., 1941-10-22

V. McNutt, Mr. Charles Mason
Remey and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Reginald Adams, Miss Elizabeth Nc
Kinney and Miss Ruth Snow with
Miss Shows father, Mr.. Andrew
Jack Snow.
The new Ambassador of Uruguay
and Sonora de Blanco were at the
concert, as we're the new Minister of
the Dominican Republic and Sonora
de TroncoSo. Others in the audi
ence were Mrs. Henry Miller, more
familiar to theatergOerS as Izetta
Jewell; Mr.. Charles R. Lindsay of
st. Charles, Ill, who is spending the
winter in Washington; Miss Mary
Bradley, Miss Katharine Reed FL
lott of Massachusetts,, another win
ter resident, and Mr.. Phillip Walker.
Egyptian Envoy and Wife
Hosts at Dinner for "a.
The Egyptian Minister and Nine.
HaSsan were dinner hosts last even
ing. their party at the Legation num-
berlng "a, and their ranking guests
being the Ambassador of Brazil and
Senhora de Martins and the SWed-
ish Minister, Mr. Wollmar Bostrom.
Another hostess among the diplo-
matte contingent yesterday was
8-year-old Llama De Bayle. daugh-
ter of the Minister of Mica
ragua and Sonora de DeBayle, who
had a number Of her contempo-
raries over for an afternoon party
to celebrate her birthday ami
versary. The Halloween theme was
used in the decorations for this
party.
Finletters Entertain for
Chinese Ambassador.
DR.. HUI Shin, the Chinese Am
baSsador, was honor guest at the
dinner party given by the Special
Assistant TO the Secretary of State
and Mrs. Thomas K Finletter. The
party was held in the Georgetown
home of the hosts. Other guests
included the Undersecretary of
Commerce and Mrs. Wayne Chat
fleld-Taylor, the chairman of the
Mediation Board and Mrs. Will
liam Davis, the chief of the Euro
pean Division of the State Depart
ment and Mrs. Ray Atherton and
Miss Irene Boyle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Cafritz also
were dinner guests last evening.
Their guests included the resident
commissioner, Mr.. Miguel Elizalde;
the Assistant Attorney General and
Mrs. Thurman w. Arnold, Brig.
Gen Albert H Cox, Mr. James H.
R. Cromwell. Capt. and Mrs. Sydney
Groves, Mr.. Oliver Eaton Cromwell,
Mrs. Lawrence Wood Robert, jr.:
(See HOSTESSES, Page B-5D
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Miss Betsy Briggs
To Wed Nov. 8

Following the recent announce
ment of the engagement of Miss
Betsy Briggs and Mr.. Hugh john
ston, Saturday, November 8, has
been named as the wedding date.
Miss Briggs is the daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs. Owen L. Briggs of Mclean,
Va. She received her enducation
at Western High School and at the
State Teachers College in Farm
vile. Va.
Mr.. Johnston is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Bolden Johnston of Will
son. N. c. He was cum laude from
Davidson College and has done
graduate work at the University of
North Carolina. He is a member Of
the Virginia Society of the Sons Of
the American Revolution and of the
National Genealogical Society.
Evening star., 1941-10-22
Navy League
Workers Feted

Mr.. and Mrs. Russell z Sard
we're hosts at tea yesterday for
the ladies serving on the Ticket
Committee for the Navy League
dinner Monday evening. The
dinner will be the climax OF Navy
Day celebrations and the Presi-
dent will be the guest Of honor
his speech to be broadcast
throughout the country. Mr.. Sard
is chairman Of the Navy Day
Committee.
The tea was given in the hosts
new home on Thirty-flrst street
in Massachusetts, Avenue Park.
Mrs. Sard was assisted by her
daughter, Miss Miriam Scott. and
by Miss Yolanda de Mauduit,
daughter of Mrs. Griffin de
Mauduit. Both young ladies
have been doing their part as
yeomanettes for the Navy League.
Evening star., 1941-10-22

green satin blouse with her black
crepe skirt. Miss Laura Sprague,
wearing rose-color and silver, also
was with Mr.. and Mrs. Miller Mrs.
Miller is chairman Of the Washing
ton Committee for the Philadelphia
Orchestra.
The 10 other members of the
House of Deputies with their wives
also attended the concert. one of the
gala events of the Capital, with every
seat occupied and all circles of
society represented.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hill
Occupy Adjoining Box.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Snowden Hill
sat in the box adjoining that of
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller to hear two
compositions of Sergei Rach-
maninoff. a symphony and con-
certo in which the composer played
the piano part. Mrs. Hill wore
severely plain black crepe cut with
square neck and having no sleeves.
Miss Mabel Boardman was hostess
In her box. Next was her sister,
Mrs. Frederic A. Keep, also having
guests with her. Mrs. Roosevelt S
box last evening was occupied by
DR.. Harl Mcdonald of Philadelphia.
manager of the Philadelphia Or
chestra, and Mrs Mcdonald. With
them were Mrs. McDonald's son
and daughter-in-law. 1t. Penning-
ton Way, U. S A, and Mrs. Way,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bonnell
of Baltimore.
The Minister of Luxembourg and
Nine. de LIE Calais we're in seats.
Nine. de Calais wearing black
crepe. the high-necked and long
Sleeved bodice embroidered in gold.
Sitting near them were Mrs. William
Q. Gilbert and Col. and Mrs. c. c..
Schiffeler. Across the aisle sat Mrs
Henry Parsons Erwin and her sister,
Mrs. David St. Pierre Gaillard. with
Mr.. RAYMOND Pilson, always present
at outstanding music events.
Castles, Mrs. Crozier
Noted in Other Boxes.
Former United States Ambassador
to Japan and Mrs. William R. Castle
were in their box, the latter wearing
an orchid crepe gown. Close by
were Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Phillips,
Mrs. Phillips wearing a coral color
crepe jacket embroidered in gold,
with her black crepe skirt.
Mrs. William CroZier was in her
box. Others at the concert were
Mrs. George Maurice Morris. the
Misses Randolph, the Federal Sc
curity Administrator and Mrs. Paul
Evening star., 1941-10-22
Hadassah Named
To Handle Relief
In Near East

The appointment OF Hadassah as
Near East representative OF the
British War Relief Society through
the British Ministry of War Trans
port was announced by Mrs. ISa-
dore Breslau president of the Wash
ington Chapter of HadasSah, at q
meeting yesterday Free shipping
has been arranged for emergency
food, medical supplies, linen and
clothing, Mrs. Breslau stated, and
six tons Of supplies are being pre-
pared for shipment from New York
in the near future
Members were urged to take more
active part in the sewing and knit
ting of garments to be sent to
Palestine Mrs. Samuel Spintman
is chairman of the local chapters S
sewing and knitting.
Announcement was made OF the
appointment OF Dr.. Henry Wigder-
son, neuro-Surgeon formerly con-
nected with Georgetown University
Hospital. to a newly created post
in the Rothschild- -Hadassah Uni
versity Hospital in Palestine.
Mrs. Henry GiChner, who has been
head OF national defense activities
of the organization has been ap-
pointed chairman of a new local
committee for American affairs 10
cooperate in war relief and ma
tional defense work, it was an
nounced yesterday.
At the board meeting, preceding
the membership meeting, Mrs. Bres-
lau named Mrs. Joseph Freedman
chairman of general fund-raising
for the local chapter.
Plans for expanding HadaSSah's S
efforts to forward emergency sup
plies abroad will be discussed at the
9th national convention in Pitts
burgh October 29-November 2.
Evening star., 1941-10-22
Mrs. Roosevelt Heads List
Of Hostesses in Busy Day
And Evening of Social Note
Gives Tea for Argentine Visitors;
Brilliant Assemblaee Attends
Philadelphia Orchestra Concert

All and circles fix yesterday good
night there always least
Mrs Roosevelt headed the list of hoeses with
for the Argentine delegates and their
The President the Chamber Deputies the
and Cono of
Assistant Secretary of State Mrs Adolf Berle
accompanied them Constitution Hall for the
black with
which also the the bodice Mrs
fashioned
Attorney General Mr. Francis Bidde.
Chief and Mrs.
Guests of Adolph Mlers.
Miller Mrs.
Evening star., 1941-10-22
Catherine RANDY
Engaged to Marry
Mr.. G. w. Brown

Mrs. Elsie Pote RANDY an
nounces the engagement of her
daughter, Miss Catherine Mildred
Ramby, to Mr. George William
Brown, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
S. Brown, formerly of Waynes-
boro, Va. Miss RANDY attended
Lankaneau School for Girls in
Philadelphia Mr.. Brown is a
graduate of Eastern High School.
The wedding will take place in
December.
Evening star., 1941-10-22
Fall Procession of Brides
Marks Social Calendar
Miss Mary Rita Dugan Becomes
Bride of Mr.. Joseph B. Morris
In St. Anthony's Church.

white chsanthmums and
Rita Mr.
Joseph o'clock by the Rev j.
Etelle oost for the
daughter the late Mr. Mrs jeremiah
brother She
with sweetheart neckn long
brides
roses viii
honor Miss Margaret NJ. Brown. dusty pink
silk fitted bodice utoned the back the
Evening star., 1941-10-22
Miss Eleanor Runge
Is Flower Girl.

carried bouquet Of fall flowers.
Miss Eleanor Runge
Is Flower Girl.
Miss Eleanor Lee Runge. the
flower girl. wore blue taffeta, the
long dress having a ruffled skirt and
her coronet of sWeetpeas matching
the flowers in the tiny white basket
she carried.
Dr. Joseph A. Dugan, brother of
the bride. of Washington, was best
man and the ushers were Mr.. Fran
els ZaleSak and Mr.. Robert Condor,
both of College Park. Md.
A reception and wedding break
fast was held at the Wardman Park
after the ceremony. Among the
out-of town guests here for the
wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
r. Rowland of Westport, Conn. ::
Miss Margaret Murphy of New York
City, Miss Clementine C. BromWell
of Baltimore and Mrs. Nellie Fred
erick, foster mother of the bride
groom, who also came from Balti-
more. The brides cousin, Miss
Anna E. Dawson of this city, who
Evening star., 1941-10-22
Louise Brinkley
To Wed Monday

Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Brinkley
have issued invitations for the
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Louise Brinkley, to Mr.. Blake
Wilson Haines. The ceremony
will take place in the Mount Yer
non Church chapel at 5 o'clock
Monday afternoon, October 27.
Evening star., 1941-10-22
Godwins Entertain

Mr.. Nevil S. Godwin of the British
Embassy and Mrs. Goodwin enter
tanned informally at cocktails yes
terday afternoon in their house on
Forty-seventh street.
Evening star., 1941-10-22
Miss Harriet E. Dunlap
Wed to Mr.. NJ. r. Treher.

The marriage of Miss Harriet:
Elizabeth Dunlap. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. J. c. Dunlap of Chatta-
nooga. Tenn, and Mr.. Merle Fred
erick Treher, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. E. Treher of Chambersburg, Pa,
took place the afternoon of Septem-
Der 20 at the Foundry Methodist
Church. DR.. Frederick Brown Har-
ris offlciated.
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother-in -in-law. 1t. Henry J.
Coy Of Fort Belvoir. Va. She wore
(See WEDDINGS. Page B-4J
Evening star., 1941-10-22
Alpha Delta Pi

A meeting of the Washington
Alumnae Association Of Alpha Delta
Pi. scheduled for o'clock tonight,
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Perrin Lowrey. 305 Park road, Alex
Evening star., 1941-10-22

is announcing the marriage, acted
as hostess.
For travelling the bride wore a
wine wool suit with black acces-
sories and an orchid corsage. She
and Mr.. Morris will reside at 1926
Lawndale drive, Silver Spring. Md.
Mr.. Morris is a graduate of the
University of MARYLAND.
Evening star., 1941-04-02
ROOMS FURNISHED.

CUMBERLAND. Apt. 81. 1882 Mass. ave
Large front room, near bath; conven-
lent downtown: reasonable. Cali eve. or Sun.
BEVERLY HILLS; Alexsndris-Front room
or orr LADY. dt; Phone Temple 1911. 0'i''' '''
444 IRVING ST. .N.W.-2nd-f., front rm.,
PT Ensa fa@y s5S doSbe RA 75s @sa' OPT s'
sh Sskns distance Social seeSrts 9Oar0 or censu. Gna
Bureau: Jewish or GENTLE. RE. 3461.
144O r ST. N.w.-Newly furn. lse., clean.
next to bath walking dist. Govt. depts.
Apt. 81 MI. 0305.
MT. LEAsANT-Master bedrm., private
shower; single. S25; double, $50 mo-;
phone: cony. e-ansp.; gentiles. AID. 1888.
ZOO. 5o0i s. DAKoTA AVE Pyt
men; cony location. DE. 5S9S.
2O6 UPSHUR ST. NV. by Soldiers Home
adj. rms, suitable for 4; SIS each; bath,
maid service: cars, bus, stores. a.
1898 VERMONT AVE. large front room.
able
SOBER YOUNG MAN to share room with
sIn youns man; single beds; quiet family;
4124 ARKANSAS AVE. NW--Master rm.,
twin beds. pvt bath, . closets, Aew furn;
ultramodern new home. Near cars, bus.
1899 CALVERT ST. NV housekeeping
rooms, with Frigdaire. sink; nicely fur
nished: car and bus; $3.50 UP.
3922 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NV sin
newly furn.: express bus at door to Govt
depts. Taylor 70l4.
TIE WESTMINSTER, 1907 nth NV
Newly decorated rms, running water; dou-
BILE with bath. $40. 24-hour elevator.
III MASS. AVE. NE.-Large double bed
next to bath; unlim. phone. Ii. 1864. 3'
1000 18th ST NV. Apt 24--Newly fur
niShed double room; also girl wanted to
24-nour elevator service. 3'
$40 UPSHUR ST. NV, at New Hamp. ave
Master twin bed room. So so each front
single. 81 gentlemen. ia. 9s74
57o6 GEORGIA AvE.--,Newly furn. dble
and sgle; rms, one with twin bed; conv.
I410 !G1IRARp ST, NV, Apt. ,.2--Larse.
near stores and car line.
NEAR I4th AND PARK RD.-Lsrge, attrac,
tlve I've, front @ room a. suitable l or .: unlimited
VA WARfMAyY IN 5sls gLoCKs.. z double beds:
1927 VARNUM ST NE---Master bedroom,
furn pvt fams bE 5Et 54fSM zh0gsT nicely
JEWISH YOUNG MEN, or .. front room
twin beds: no other roomers. 1850 OGDEN
st. NV co $3.50.
92S NJ ST NV. THE Aristocrat''-Large
room and kitchen. $3.50: also Ink. at
$3.50.
1892 L ST NW-Handy to downtown
Lovely redecorated rooms, some with run
nlng water; reasonable rates.
25I9 Pennsylvania AVE. NW.-Nice
clean room; gentlemen. DU. 947a.
FRIENDSHIP HTs.-Lse; room. pvt. bath
unlimited phone: new home; $3.50 per
week. Call Wisconsin 1897.
y DeSil able large front room: tub and
shower bath garage available: reas. 3'
COLORED-Large. comfortable room in re-
fined home: gentleman preferred; c.hw.
Dupont 5l0q
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RQdMS WANTED.

LIEUTENANT COLONEL Reserve, ordered
duty Washington. wishes arrange for room
by month from April with refined Chris
tian private family: breakfast and laundry
also II possible. Box 1RN-X Star.
Evening star., 1941-04-02
BOILED DOWN.

Young plants. like children. thrive and
develop under skillful handling. rich vita
minis and ideal growing conditions. You
are more than fussy about your children S
future Why not let us assist you with
your garden problems? Unusual shrub and
perennial borders arranged for perpetual
bloom bes Itiful foundation paintings that
Will attract and hold the eye more surely
than the house itself. everblooming rose
beds: blue myrtle, ideal ground cover:
for Immediate hedge, holly, magnolia, yew
and silver birch. rich green lawns, garden
walks, walls and terraces. rock gardens.
rich soils and manures for your particular
need. We offer complete landscape
service backed by years of experience
Our prices are reasonable. suggestions and
estimates free. Lincoln 1928
Evening star., 1941-04-02
BABY CHICKS.

BLOOD TESTED CHICKS, brooders. equip
ment. poultry remedies and feeds. F. W
BnlGiano H. Co, All New York ave. ne
AT. 5411. 607 st. NV. Ma. 009l.
BARRED ROCKS. R. l. REDS. So 90 per
100. Conkey's Y-O feeds James Feed
Store. 6l9 K st. NV. Metropolitan OOSa
Evening star., 1941-04-02
DOGS. PETS. EIC.

COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES pedigreed
Red and white male at stud grandson OF
champion. 573S Oregon ave. NV.
FOX TERRIER PUPPIES, S4-S5: small
type, beautifully marked, used to chill
dren. 3443 Benning rd ne
YOUR DOG CALLED FOR given a sani-
tary bath, removing all fleas and returned
FOR 81. Bde-a-wee Pet Animal Hospital
VIC. O224 Bethesda Branch, WI 3O45
Evening star., 1941-04-02
ROOMS UNFURkISHEp.

514 B ST. NE lge. room. next to bath.
clean. quiet: inclosed porch
$40 LAMONT ST. N.W-Partly furnished
or unfurn. large rm., kitchen, next bath
unlim. phone; heat light, gas: "a blk. car
line; reaS ia 1899.
UNFURN. ROOM for settled employed gen.
tile lady, Conn. ave. Call Michigan 66l9
SI5 VARNUM ST NW-3 bright, sunny
rooms. kitchen and bath: reas.: conv
TO cars and bus; adults. Taylor 9030.
/ ROOM kitchen; cleo. gas and heat
refg. $50. ll0S Oates 81. ne. Lincoln
1914.
1927 ROSEDALE ST. NE rms large
kitchen, semi-bsth. in good condition:
essentials furnished; references: adults.
III MASS AVE Me- large front room
and kitchen. range. refg., Ink. unlimited
phone reas. Ii 1854.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

4s15 RESERVOIR RID. N.W.-Twin beds. =
closets tile shower. Also recreation rm.
and single rm.; new pvt. home. WO. 7714.
47O6 18th ST NW-Front rm.. nr. shower:
gentlemen only; S4 so.
10th AND PARK RID Double room. twin
PEGS, inner springs attractiVe art excel.
329 E ST Sc. Apt 3-Nicely furnished
oil heat: waking distance to War, Census
and Navy Yard After pm
LARGE: LIGHT, well-furnished room near
car lines and bus lines; block from
NV. cail Adams so97-R eve evenings, sst satuT- r.
day afternoons and Sundays. a.
THE GORDON HOTEL on beautiful 10th
St between Eye and K-Comfortsbe dou-
1439 TAYLOR ST NW-In restricted
section: master bedroom, twin beds. pri-
vate bath; gentlemen or l to share; $50
ca. mo-; references. Taylor s034.
CHEVY CHASE. MD-Beautiful, lge. room
rare @ opportunity: S $40. '6,sS vi $3.50 's ''o"'
1880 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. sE-Lse.
attr rm., small study rm. next to bath
Sfe pofch 's9SeF sao Az fo05 sep opening on lFs sun
1431 CHAPLIN ST. NV, y blk. 18th
class. Garage Gentleman.
I4s4 MERIDIAN PL. NV, nr. Ieth-7Pvt.
conv. trans gentleman. co 3911
Ns4i', ss4s COLUMBIA II Ep; NV; Apt. A.
employed lady. Call after s pm.
1924 CAROLINA AVE. NE.-Master
private home caii after 5 p'm. n.-''''@"'
2710 CATHEDRAL AVE Nw.-Beaut.
gentlemen; conv. transp. co, Sass.
1914 COLUMBIA RD, Nw--Rooms for
rent girls only. Wilburton Apt. House,
front room: attractive; Ink optional;
ladies'; very reas. Mrs. Rogers, Apt. 8,
9; F, o and Fost once; for young seirhsiis male
gentle; s. per week. 3'
ONE OR TWO lisht, airy furnished bed
rooms, upper NV. section: conv. transp.;
IN family of 2 Randolph 6237.
TWO well-furn. double rooms next bath,
PVT home: "a blk. 10c. bus to D. G: gen
sVh home RM elny 5R5 z soaeTs a0ms
meals optional. Taylor 9479
GENTLEMAN--singe, front room. with
Calvert Tnd9s 4HeateF IN DT Can h9R En- Issa blk from
GENTLEMEN-Everyth new; master
rm.; conv transp, 14oe Decatur st. NV.
rooms, nicely furnished. S5-S6 weekly
basement room, SO, DI. 1894. 81
1853 PARK RD, NW-Clean, comfortable
room, inner-spring mattress oil heat. i
n. w. telephone. Quiet, employed, sober
men. S15.
l245 EVARTs ST NV Dust off r. I
ayel-Newly furn., complete Ink. room;
week. each. pU. s75i. emp couple u
1913 HAMILTON ST. N.W-Front room,
Twin beds, inner-spring mattresses. newly
furnished: garage; $50 month. RA. S1a5.
1907 EYE ST. N.W-Ideal downtown loca-
ton; excellent heat, showers, best beds;
quiet, comfort; low rates; So wkly. up; men.
SCOTT CIRCLE 1921 r desirable
double room, kitchen; also dble. rm.: every
convenience: service: home: reasonable
BRIGHT. QUIET, FRONT RIM. nr. Rk. OK.
Park. Shower easy parking; gentleman.
1857 Lamont st. NV.
1851 COLUMBIA RD. Nw.-Double room.
also single: very attractive: fine transp.,
unlim. phone. Hobart 6616.
I43O RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV. Apt. 8
Well furn. lge. rm., bath and porch, for
/ or .. NO 0126.
l343 CLIFTON ST. NV, Apt. 5-Nice rm.
for young woman. $3.50 per wk. Hobart
1888.
NEAR CAPITOL. 3a9 East Capitol St
Cozy room. next to bath, for gentleman.
Lincoln 1413.
CHEVY CHASE-Bright single room rea-
sonable: nr. bus; private home. 3917 In
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

1904 18th ST. NV. MT. Pleasant
Living rm, bedrm., kitchen, bath: gas,
cleo. elec. refg.; S55: adults.
60Ol SOUTHERN AVE NE ROOMS
and bath. nicely furnished; everything
2616 UNIVERSITY PL. NV, Mr. 18th
and Fairmont-Larse bed-liv. rm., kit,
pvt. bath. utilities; S42 so; adults
5S23 I4th ST NV, APT 1O2-TWO
rooms, kitchen bath partly furnished,
SIS month. RA, 1859.
1890 HARVARD NV ROOMS, BATH.
See manager. Apt IL %
1907 HOLBROOK ST. NE ROOMS
FriEidsire all utilities: adults; employed
couple preferred.
CONTINUED on Next Passl
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

TAKoMA PARK-FURN., $40. cool.
rms. and modern bath, incl. refrigerator,
all util. Yard 9O5 Domer ave, rear.
Near Ssrstoga and Flower.
40 WASHINGTON BLVD. DISTRICT
Heights. Md.-Lge unfurn. apt, . rms;
elec. kit, bath. closets; oil heat. utilities.
gar incl; S45; near bus. Hillside 0s46-
ARLINGTON = 2-BEDRM FURNISHED
apt, large yard: l block 10c bus and shop
ping center. Chestnut 1915.
ARL., 400 18th ST. S.-UNFURN. .
rms. so. expos, semi-bath, Electrolux. util.
incl, $50 so: adults CHI. 6136.
2 RMS, KIT. AND BATH. BALCONY; ON
Rosslyn, va; new freproof bldg: S65 per
month including all utilities. ANALOSTAN
HOTEL 740 North Oak ST., Arlington.
Oxford 1918. 81
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SUBURBAN ROOMS,

SILVER sPRING-NeW home on wooded lot
facing park; 1st a. room and bath large
2nd a room. or double rooms and bath
on 2nd: breakfast optional. Sligo 3773. .
COLLEGE PARK. MD.-Corner room in
new bone; conv. transportation. Call
evenings Warfield 6415
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.


Star 2.
BY. SETTLED COUPLE. good-size unfurn.
2nd-hoor front. with board west of 18th
mo. Box 494-V. Star.
1927. 18th ST NW-Desirable vacancies;
excellent meals; close in; reasonable rates.
$500 18th ST. NW-Convenlent transport
tation Beautifully furn. double room. also
gentleman to share room: delicious meals
served any hour: lunches packed dancing,
recreation room. co. 1855.
$50 1lth ST. s.E-Suitable for man and
wife or business girls or young men:
DOUBLE RIM. twin beds, excellent food;
private home; no other boarders: conv Mt
Pleasant section: young empl. couple or 2
314 BUCHANAN ST Nw-3 meals per
day; own. homemade pastry: SIS week
Phone TAYLOR 1853
2024 N ST. NW-single room, next to
nan; nan, c5s4t suitable Tor sentleman Govern
iI20 18th ST; N;W.-Double room, newly
furnished and decorated . nice meals.
lLadles1 Convenient location.
FOR GIRLS, two double rooms private
$40; also double room for boys: fne South
el ern cooking 9293 Hall pl NV, Woodley
room. pvt bath; good food Ho. Tl55.
Also vacancy in double for young man.
1925 10th ST. N.W.-Single rm. and board,
$40 wk. Double rm., with board. SO vk.
Parlor, piano; excellent meals.
1853 KALORAMA RD. N.W.-Vacancy In
double room for young lady Well bal
anced meals: $40 month. DU. 1928.
1898 SHEPHERD -N.w-Twin room; meals
beautifully served excel. transp.; unlim
phone. ia. 4592. a.
CHANCELLOR CLUB. 2I3I MASS. AVE
n.w.-Cheerful single, for young lady or
young man; also lovely large share room
for young lady. Enjoy this beautiful ex-
embassy home and the excellent food with
40 young people. The very moderate rates
will happily surprise you. Dupont 9404
DADIAN HALL,
1S42 18th ST. NV.
Doubles and Triples Reas Rates.
THE COLONY CLUB.
Evening star., 1941-04-02
SUBURBAN ROOMS WANTED.

WAETED-Small furn apt, SUBURBAN:
or rooms with party who will take COM
plete charge of baby. SH. 2340-J.
ARLINGTON room with kitchenette,
vicinity Columbia pike, in 1-fsre zone. Box
2-X. Star
Evening star., 1941-04-02
FARM & GARDEN.

BIRD BATHS sun dials. benches. urns
boxes, in permanent concrete. Urns, 81 %
up. Illustrated circular on request
ROGER BROS, 32l5 Mass ave. sc.
Evening star., 1941-04-02

CUMBERLAND. Apt. 81, 1882 Mass. ave
Large front room. near bath: conven-
lent downtown: reasonable. Call eve. or Sun.
Evening star., 1941-04-02

RECORD PLAYERs-R. G., A.. sse9:
Emerson with lid, reg. S1Q.96 for 50 .96.
Apex Radio Co.. ZOE 9th st. NV. st @.
Evening star., 1941-04-02
THE COLONY CLUB.

3032 st. n.w.-'A home for thos
away from home" All new and clean
Splendid meals. Cow. transp Reas. rates