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Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02

a bad boy. Allen had testified he
liked TO drink: 7 never missed
but one drink all my life and I've
been looking for it ever since
Shortly before, Allen had con-
cluded his testimony. He said the
white-hsired. 5S-year-old plaintiff
had become "domineering' after
Mrs. Allen died in 1884 He indicat-
ed the romance ended about three
years ago. when she said;
I want some money. You've got
some Give ii to me-"
Judge Roger J. Meakim told the
jury the only evidence it coulc
consider a promise of marriage was
a Christmas card Mrs. Gable sent
Allen from Tama, Ia, in 1898. Or
it she had written she would be
happy to be reunited with him
when he could keep all the prom
iseS you ever made. like you said
you would, on Feb. 8, 1888"
The case was expected to go to
the jury today.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
Romance, Liquor
Prove Expensive

SEATTLE. May 2 CUP) - Jay C
Aliens bill for romance and liquor
Is steep.
For romance: A $3.50 900 breach
OF promise suit by Mrs. Margaret
Gable. who charged Allen, q
wealthy. 72-year-old attorney, had
carried on intimately with her for
80 years.
For ricn food and liquor, particu-
larly liquor: high blood pressure.
heart strain. a kidney ailment, en-
larged liver and obesity.
His ailments. DR.. James f. Hunt
er yesterday told the jury trying
Mrs. Gables suit. probably will
greatly shorten his expectation of
life.' Allen received this informa-
ton with the same nonchalance
he had discussed his indiscretions
with Mrs. Gable.
DR.. Hunter said Allen put under
strict limitation" on foods ano
liquor, especially liquor. Neverthe-
less, he said, his patient would
confess occasionally that he'd been
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02

Norway.
The London ministry of economic
warfare announced that henceforth
all vessels from neutral ports
would be required to get navicerts
for goods en- route to Persia Uran)
or IraQ, an indication that the Near
East was about to fall into the
category of blockadeo European
countries in order to prevent them
from aiding Germany.
British prospects IN the spread
ing struggle were believed enhanced
by the evacuation of the bulk OF
the BEF from Greece to North
Africa, where it was rapidly prepar-
ing for new battles.
The fact that Adolf Hitler ap-
peared to be concentrating more
and more on a big-scale assault
in the eastern Mediterranean, with
one drive believed likely to move
through French Syria, was regarded
as a prelude to a show down on
whether Turkey will oppose or COL
laborate with the NaziS.
The prospect that Turkeys posi-
tion may soon be clarified arose
from Berlin reports that German
Ambassador Franz von Papen has
left the German capital after
lengthy consultations with Reich
Foreign Minister Joachim Won Rib
bentrop. He is believed to be en-
route to Ankara.
There have been indications that
Turkey, despite her alliance with
Britain, is swinging more and more
toward a position of neutrality with
the movement of Nazi troops into
Greek islands along her coast and
into Greek Macedonia only a few
miles from the Turkish frontier.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
Tankers. Transport
Modified in u. s.
For Dash to Isles
Continued from Page One

Continued from Page One)
tic fleet, plus converted private
yachts and auXiliarieS the navy has
acquired and armed in recent
months.
The tankers being assembled will
total about 100000 tons of the o.
O00,000-ton shipping pool which the
maritime commission IS creating.
The transport planes, older craft
of the airlines and planes used by
industrial concerns TO transport eX-
ecutiyes, will be sent to Britain
without waiting to convert them to
military uses. All are twin-motored,
and include Lockheed Lodestars,
Lockheed las. and Douglas DC-2s
and DC3s. They have ranges of
1.200 to 1000 miles. Companies
from which the planes are being OBJ
tanned include Standard Oil of CAL
ifornia, Shell Oil, and United States
Steel.
The maritime commission warned
steamship operators that proposals
by some to increase freight rates
must be viewed as unjustifiable
and as adding an unnecessary bur-
den to the public
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
ASKS COURT TO
APPOINT RECEIVER

F.. H. Hopewell Thursday asked
the court to appoint receiver to
look after carrot crop pending
settlement of suit against Mike
Miranda and Joe Maggie, who,
Hopewell said, are attempting to
harvest and market the crop. Hope
well said Miranda leased the lane
last August 80 and put in the
crop. He looked after the crop
for a time but later abandoned it
and told Hopewell he had better
look after it if he wanted to pro-
tect his interest, Hopewell said he
brought the crop TO maturity and
the Miranda, Maggie and others
attempted to harvest and market
il.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
California Youths
Awarded Traininq
In Farm Equipment

LOS ANGELES. May . CUP)-
Clarence E. Walker of Nuevo, Cal.
and Arthur Casaretto of AtWater.
Cal, today were announced as win
ners in their areas of National
Farm Youth Foundation scholarship
awards
They become eligible for a years
advanced training in operation and
maintenance of power farm equip
ment at Dearborn, Mich, during
which time they will be paid sal
ary of sl50 monthly.
Kirk L. Brimhall Of Taylor, Ariz.,
and Robert Albonico of MADEIRA,
Cal, won second awards giving them
a years advanced training with a
local equipment distributor at Sl25
a month.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
WEATHER

Southern California Generally
cloudy coastal and mountain areas
Friday and Saturday except. partly
cloudy Friday afternoon, occasional
drizzles or light rain Saturday, in
creasing high cloudiness interior
valleys becoming generally cloudy
Saturday with occasional light rain
extreme west and north portion,
slightly warmer Friday.
Record for "a hours ending am.
Thursday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
Valley TO Escape
Coast Rain Storm

Rain was predicted in some sec
tions of California for Saturday
and Sunday, but generally clear
skies with occasional scattered
clouds were predicted for Imperial
Valley over the weekend
Light winds and clouds kept the
maximum temperature in the valley
down to 81 Thursday. Noon temp
erature Friday was 81 degrees.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
Headquarters Open
For De Anza Ride
At CaIexico CT
(Continued from PAGE Ono

tContlnued from rage One)
valley warranted the opening of a
valley ride headquarters.
On May 10 the CaballeroS will
assist in dedicating marker to dc
ANA and opening of the new S72 coo
CaleXico post office building. A
parade of Caballeros, Cavalcade rid
erS, Mexican charros, the Imperial
County Sheriff's posse, and other
riders were expected to appear in
a parade through CaleXico streets
prior to the dedication ceremonies
The Roads to Romance association
will hold its first annual session in
CaleXico on the same day.
Late on the afternoon of May
10 the Caballeros will go to the
Well of the Flat Stones in Yuha
basin to dedicate a monument to De
ANA. They will camp that night
near Plaster City. The ride will
end in six days in Riverside in time
for the De ANA celebration there.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
British Fighting
Along New Front

Continued from rage Onel
loss of II tanks and many casual
ties.
Adolf Hitler was believed by the
British to be planning To strike
through the Near East as well as
through Libya in an effort to reach
the Suez canal. Warfare in Iraq
would fit into his plan Of strategy.
British reinforcementS had been
sent into the Near East to oppose
any Na2i parachute attack such as
led the way for the conquest of
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
Cash TinkIes Into
Postoffice Here

(ContlnueG rom Page One)
lars for the defense and British aid
programs.
Pcstoffices in the capital SOLD
$4,000 worth of stamps and bonds
during the first four hours to in
dividuals. They sold $4,000 worth
to banks during the same time.
In New York, an unofficial eSti-
nate placed the first day sale al
more than 100000.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
PLEADS GUILTY

Ray de los Cobos, CaleXico gar
age man, Friday pleaded guilty to
a charge Of contributing to the de-
linquency OF q minor girl and asked
for probation. A charge of rape was
dismissed against him. The proba-
ton hearing was scheduled for
May 10.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
20 Cars of Carrots
Shipped from |. Y.

Imperial Valley cantaloupe ship
mcntS for the 1941 season mounted
to 20 cars Friday as four more cars
rolled to New York and Los An
geles markets.
Growers received as high as $3.50
per crate for standard ass on the
Los Angeles market. Pony 5fs sold
for $3.50 TO S5.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE OF INTENDED SALE

Notice is hereby given that L. R.
jefferson Of Ell Centro, California,
intends TO sell to James d. Nesbitt
and Lee A. Consaul, Of BrawleJ,
California, all of the equipment.
business and goodwill Of County
Oil Company.
Said sale to be held on May 6,
1871, at the hour of 10 O'Clock am,
at the office of the Security Title
Insurance and Guarantee Company,
673 Main Street, Ell Centro, Califor-
MIA. Dated this 28th day of April
l941.
l.. r. JEFFERSON,
Doing Business as County
Oil Company.
(M2D
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02

Charging that her husband kept
company with other women, drank
TO excess, and was cruel to her,
Lille Calvin Tyler Friday sued
William Lester Tyler for divorce.
They were married in Antlers,
Okla, June 6, 1884 and separated
DEC. Is, 1910.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
INTEND TO WE'D

Willie Shields, AZ, and Mary E
Davis, Sc, Yuma Negro residents,
Thursday filed notice Of their in
tentions to wed.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
Scanning I.V
News Horizon
MARRIAGE ANNULLED

The marriage Of Lucille NeuWald
and Eugene H. Neuwald was an
nulled in superior court Thursday
They were married in Berwick,
Penn, Dec. 30, 1927
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
LICENSE ISSUED

County Clerk w. j. McClelland
Thursday issued a marriage license
TO James Lee Savidge, %, Santa
Monica aircraft worker, and Mar
celia Elizabeth Collins, %, Santa
Monica.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
SUES TO COLLECT
DERT

P. E. Ryerson, FL Centre concrete
company owner, Thursday sued F.
Gomez for s6l0 he alleged Gomez
owed him for merchandise bought
on an open book account.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
FINAL DECREE
GRANTED

A final divorce was granted in
superior court Thursday to Alice
Fletcher from Leonard B. Fletcher.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
FR to Hear PIeo
For Big Economy

ought to be practiced in non-de-
fense programs, and that it seemed
to him perfectly possible that
congress could save at least $l,000,-
100000.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02
DIVORCE GRANTED
SUES FOR DIVORCE

Minnie Cook F'ridav obtained a
final divorce from Harry E. Cook
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02

congress
100000.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-05-02

Choose from several stylish
patterns that go through
to the back. This is the
regular first quality l,29
So. Yd. on Sale Dollar Day
only, at ,.........,......................
Evening star., 1941-03-29
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

1902 N. ?6th ST, ArIington-Furnished
room with private bath; new home: air
conditioning; no other roomers: men only.
CHI. 1890 after pm. or l pm. Sun.
shower bath; garage; close to bus; gentle
men 2006 N. Stafford st. oxford 2s5s
COLLEGE PARK, MD.-Furnished room in
new home. Call Warheld 64l5.
ARLINGTON. VA. ,37Ia S. 3rd st.-sinTle
or dol bile; new furniture: new private
home: l0c bus: meals opt: gentiles 3O'
1907 N. BUCHANAN ST. ARL-Bed =
living room, pvt. entrance, pvt. bath,
ch.w.; gentleman preferred
tRL., VA.-Brieht. well furn., double. pvt.
nome; board optional conVt . bus lines;
90 min. downtown. oxford 1857.
MT. RAINIER-Layge double room, also
studio room: nicely furn.. private home.
Warfield 1850. 33O7 Cedar St
ARLINGTON--Idea year-round. l5-min-
ute transportation, heart of Washing ton
or two men. Phone Jackson l51S-M
FRONT ROOM adjoining bath. automatic
phone; transportation: SIS. cH, ?sas
ARLINGTON. VA.-Attrac front rm, pvt
bath; in family; near Buckingham: gen.
tile gentleman. CHI 66a3
ALExANDRIA-Furnis room for gentle
private residence. Reasonable. Garage
available Alexandria lOs4
BRIGHT DOUBLE ROOM, newly furn., next
10 bath ] block to bus. 100 Parkway,
CheVerly Md. Warfield 1909. Board opt
LARGE LA! furn, new home pvt porch quiet.
Pvt. ent.. pvt bath Board opt Parking
$40. Refined Gentlles. WI. 2546.
BETHESDA, MD.-LarRe bedroom with
Dental section. Wisconsin 1912
ARLINGToN-Comfor furnished room
in private home, close to downtown Ok
ford 0lSq.
ARLINGTON-New modern home. new fur
nlture; near bus: unlimited phone: y nice
rooms. refined gentlemen. CH 6SI2
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APARTs. FURh. OR UkFURk.
APARIMENIs WANTED
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

Unfurn, ? lac rms. tiled bath, shower.
elec xiii, iRe cedar closet util. incl; bus
by door, 90 min. city; adults. Wa 12l6
TAX. PIX. I05 HOLLY AVE- ROOMS,
Kit. bath; unfurn.; heat. refg., elec. incl.
Porch. lawn; conv. bus. cars. stores; reas
LARGE APT UNFURN.. RMS, PVT
ent, bath, oil heat h. W, gar, incl. porch,
use Of lovely earden: exceptional loo, pvt.
ffn h9ms; & o.E 50 bus r,rD l. mig n c by car
400 CARMoDY RID. SEAT PLEASANT.
Md rooms and bath: lights. water and
sss included: S35 month. Hillside O369-J.
LANDOvER ROAD. LANDovER. MD
Furn. rooms ana bath: gas. elec. and
5O95.
3-R APT, ELEC.. HEAT. H. w. INCL.
S35. 5 r. $50. r. S47 so. CAWTHORNE,
1870 33rd ST. ne. WA .5s5.
DOUBLE ROOM IN MODERN HOME FOR
married couple or gentlemen. Call Falls
Church 1908
UNFURNISHED. ROOMS KITCHEN
snj bath. utilities furnished So
4735 18th st n. Arlington. Virginia.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, 1913 BROTHERS
pl s.e.--3 furnished rooms. private bath;
washer adults: reference: $40. go
ALEX VA. MT. IDA-?-RooM AND
kitchenette basement apt private entrance,
semi-privste bath: lights, heat and gas
included, S32.50. 24l2 Alexander ave.
Temple I453.
EVANSVILLE. MD-NICELY FURN., s
rooms, PVT. bath and entrance: cont. hot
water. heat. elec gas, elec. refs Hyatts
Vile $500. between $50 and pm
Evening star., 1941-03-29
APARTMENTS uhrURhIsHEo.

AL s3ls l3th ST Ewmg 49,, ROOMS KIT KIT
phone: r.rrse: s.ntiles; sdaIts only
comp. kit. ba III. pvt entr.: heat Iisht. ras.
eh.w.. elec. refg: adults MI 1855.
2 ROOMS, KITCHEN PVT BATH,
STisidsire sss electric no children. 35la
1920 P ST Sc BEDROOMS. LIVING
room, kitchen, dinette. bath: heat and hot
water furn., $50, laundry rm. SH. 7195.
THE WoSoDRINE. eth AND CATHEDRAL
sye ssf6 Il, ! 5ik from Conn srsM2 I'm rms kit
kit, bath: Ice. foyer 3rd A.. S57 so
2207, LIST ST. NV LARGE ROOMS,
pvt bath. porch, new refR and stove; util.
incl; S47.50. NO. 1901.
TAKOMA PARK-ENTIRE 2ud FLOOR:
ngiy e ..e @ee frn asfs sTo pvt snr beat
Sftehen ~ 6sfh lee closet: free @ parkins Mn iot: &
$3.50 NO. 41as. between 10 pm
l9 sEATON PL, NE-5 RMS, KITCHEN,
bath. rear porch. oil burner: $3.50. MA.
1870.
rooms. bath. hall; back porch: steam heat:
refriserstor on h. G: adults only: S66
per month. AT 1881 40
1860, PARK RD-s55: 3 rms. k and b !:
janitor: windows sides; adults only.
.p .s,d,sE.s raEk Ems ,o,rsm GoRSsE
medists occupancy 500. Phone co. sal@'
CHEERFUL a,RooM KITCHEN AND
bath apt, on md -noor front Of modern
Hospital grounds 1921 Georsis ave. See
resident mgr. or e QUINCY SMITH. INC,
900 18th st. NV. Dl 9051
ARLrJoToN. VA, a24 N. IRVING ST
bT br rm Bah bedroom E dts tse H94 e4 '1Ss sds hall
bath. refs.; 500 open. FRANCIS A,
BI UNDCN CO. sos H st. NV
WALKING ..I DISTANCE; I"lI ST N.Y.
refg.. big sink: clean, quiet.
BEDROOM. $40. SO: GAS HEAT: OC-
cupancy April 1st. LYON. INC. CHI. 1O70.
large rms. kit, bath. delightful porch;
modern equip: smpi. genties. co. 1883
1903 COLUMBIA RD NV RMS
H ffe fshsH nafe Oss1 CAN DSsh sf FedtG
kitchen. th = Frisidsife senl.pfiHate f SHMs Safh
heat and all utilities included, $40.
NEWLY DECORATED. BEDROOM. LIVING
wood foors; near 18th and Columbia I'd:
convenient to transportation, stores, thea
tsEs, sas, ban banks E oqIFcY Ut %, SMITH INC
eH e"' bath: ' s45 Open. FRANCIS A! i BLUM
DON CO.. sos st. nv. MA. OLA.
fossr, s" fitshen Che NM ovt bath & 81! so Ffieid EMs
sire on house current. NO. 0463
1918 A ST. SE.-2 R., K. AND B.;
ami: only $40: convenient everything.
See jsnitor.
400 DECATUR ST Nw-3 ROOMS,
kit, bath: all outside rooms: apt. BLDG;
convenient cars, etc. Reasonable rent
MT. RAINIER, BIO DATE ST. NE-5 R.
and bS tn gar: blk. bus stop. 3lst and
MODERN AND BEDRM.. 4-FAM APTS
mr.. st. Elizabeth's; S4S. so TO $3.50. Heat,
INV furn. Lge liv. rm din. fully equip
kit. yard, porch. GE. $3.50.
Evening star., 1941-03-29
HOUSES FURk. OR UkFURN
HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp.

TINY SUNSHINY STUDIO COTTAGE. 4
rooms bath. fireplace. garden gas eIer
included. $40 llexsnd ia 453I.
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ROOMS FuRN B. uNEURN.
ROOMS UNrURNIsHED.
ROOMS WANTED.

YOUNG NAVAL OFFICER desires double
rm., NV. pvt. home, pvt or semi-pvt
bath; meals opt. Apt. 606, 1000 Conn.
Evening star., 1941-03-29
NEW APARTMENTS

All utilities included in rent.
NO. 2l Kennedy St NV. Rep-
fesentatiye on premises Sstur-
day and Sunday. , to 2 pm.
EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ. INC.
lOl4 Vt. Ave. NV. DI. 62IO.
Evening star., 1941-03-29
ApARTMENTS EiJRNIsHED

3 ATTRAcTIVELY FURNISHED APART
ments, 3 rms; kitchen and bath; open f1re-
uss PhSn. ass aosa :,a :1enns
Alex. 5353.
TAKOMA PARK, 81 CARROLL AvE-2nd
floor; 8 rms. kitchenette: warm in winter,
cool in summer; porches: S47.5O SH. 2645.
DELIdHTFULLY. FURNISHED APT. FOR
Rock Greek Park. Conn. ave. shopping
district nearby; linen, china, glass, and
Ho, 1000. MRS. TiEDERMAn'
LADY. WHITE SINGLE; SERVICES
ment in guest house. Ho. 29O6.
] JSol P ST N:W.NIcMY FpRN; APT,
SIS 80. 81 and SO wee week. / -"' ,'A'"e'
IS, R, ST. N.E.-ATTRAcTIvELY FURN..
bath; retg., c.h.w.; 3rd A.; adults.
wEsTCHEsTER--LADY TO SHARE At
tractive ay apt; references EXCHANGED. Emer-
1877 JACKSON ST. NE ROOMS
couple; references. Hobart 2611. 30'
S65 MO: LIv RIM, BEDRM. X. B.
WYATT APTs;. ase0 Ga. ave. Family adults
only. Phone 0E. 1883 ewes. to g.
2 ROOMS IoR MORE, SO.
81 Randolph pl NV. at and No Cap
Apt. house mEmt. See supt.. HO. s442
EXCLUSIVE LOCATION.
CONN AVE AT TAFT BRIDGE.
FURN. 2-RM., KIT APT, 500.
Modern nreproof BLDG; refK, secretarial
phone service: refined clientele. 230S
Ashmead p. NV HO 5OS3
APARTs. EURh. OR UhEURh.
2-BEDRCoM APT IN PRIVATE HOME,
furnished or unfurnished. Shepherd
24?2-W. Shepherd 5447. 4O5 Flower ave,
Takoma.
3e8 G ST. s.w., CENTRAL-GRoUND
floor, 2 rms. hall; water, gas cleo: bus.
street cars SO week. Open. ME. $3.50.
APARTMENTS WANTED.
NAVAL OFFICER AND WIFE DESIRE
furn. house or apt for 3 months. 2 bed
rms. pref: NV. or nearby Va: guar. excel.
care. occupy April 4. Box 216-R Star.
STUDIO ROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH.
Call Wisconsin 4?l7
FURNISHED APT. 3 ROOMS OR MORE
Will take excellent care of furnishings
refs. Call WO $3.50.
WANTED-FURN.. " OR ROOM AND
Kitchen apt: vic. Conn ave. past Macomb
not over S15 mo. Box l11-R, Star.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

ROOM AND BOARD or small apartment
wanted by Q sisters, near Boiling Field.
Wisconsin 5o5Q.
Evening star., 1941-03-29

WOODLEY ARMS, vic Wardman Park Hotel
Have vacanies for . young men. Delicious
meals. 2619 Woodley pl. NV. DU. 9762.
1870 MASS. AVE. NV, Downtown
singles. ! double; S35 and $40: gentle
men; excellent meals Republic 01S3.
Evening star., 1941-03-29

YOUNG JEWISH MAN will share room
with another real home; SIS mo, 4oI
Irving st NV. Apt "a IL
Evening star., 1941-03-29

THE GORDON HOTEL on beautiful 10th
st between Eye and K-Comfortsble dou-
Bile rooms with baths. from So per day
aI1s Mt PLEASANT ST. N.W.-Lsrge
Twin studio rm S35: double rm.. $50:
running water in both; nr. bath. AD 500.
ol3S CALIFORNIA ST. NV. Apt 20l-.
Beautifully furn., large room. twin BEDS z
hot ,p1in1 Ohone. reasonable
Evening star., 1941-03-29

NEAR CAPITOL, 13l st. n.e.-Larse,
Quiet room southern exposure. in private
home: meals optional; gentleman. 3o'
1909 18Th ST. N.W.-Furnished room;
Jewish home; gentleman; phone; c.h,w'
co y8S5
Evening star., 1941-03-29

IN WESLEY HEIGHTS-Comfortao sur,
nv room: unusually high ground ana COO
for summer. large master bedroom SouIn-
hath, one block 10 bus service for LWo
gentlemen; references appreciated. Bon
S11-V Star
Evening star., 1941-03-29

5000 N. OAK. AVE. NW.-Twin bedroom
S1i ca. one single bedroom S-V express
bus; uni. phone Georgia T229. 30'
1910 18th ST NW.-Clean double room
English basement redecorated, with range
INNING Water. Sf 90 weekly. 81
Evening star., 1941-03-29

3l07 18th NW.-Newly furn double rm.
twin beds. adj. bath: conv. trans; recrea-
tion rm.: men; S32.50. DU. 2116.
1860 18th ST NV double rooms
good location: convenient trans; delicious
meals co 3132
Evening star., 1941-03-29

Mr. BUREAU OF STANDARDS = Large
room. Inrivate bath: twin beds; phone ex-
tension; - closets: mr.. car. bus: empl. men;
S3p single S2- double Emerson Or.
Evening star., 1941-03-29

LARGE. LIGHT, well-furnshed room. near
. car lines and bus lines; block from
18Th and Columbia rd. S32 Biltmore st.
NV Call Adams S02a-R evenings, Satur-
- =. ftarnnonr apd SUNDAYS a.
Evening star., 1941-03-29

HILLCREST. 2Ol3 32nd pl se-Large
room newly furnished. new brick home;
one block from bus unlim. phone; reason
shle II 4q11-J
Evening star., 1941-03-29

CUMBERLAND. ADJ. Fl, 1892 Mass. ave
Large front room. kit privileges: conven-
lent downtown; reasonable. Call eve. or Sun
3ls
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-, HENRY J ROB3. INC
IVH vermont Ave. DI sl4l
5741 COLORADO AVE

rooms, Kitchen. dinette and bath c6S
Modern sir-cooled building: Vene- 'Voo
tihn blinds built-ln bookcases. csrpeted
mans tlle bath with shower: gas for cnok-
ing retTleerstion and cleo included in
Ient. very conv. 10 stores. churches
schools etc See manager. Aut. IOG.
~ HENRY J. ROBB INC
024 VERMONT AVE DT sI.1
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cn66 COLUMBIA RID. NV. Apt. 52-Dou-
ole room. next bath. unlimited phone: on
car and hus line Hobart 61lG.
Evening star., 1941-03-29

ATTRACTIVE ROOM. private home; con-
venient transportation. 1883 Oak st. NV.
no SO51.
Evening star., 1941-03-29

OFF CONN AVE-Single room for lady:
convenient to bus and cars; private nome
WOodley $500 >"
Evening star., 1941-03-29
5435 CONN. AVE. NV.

Two rooms. modern kitchen. tie bath
WIN ouill-ln tub and shower desirable.
compIeteIy rem odeled apartment. floors
Srsped and rehnished new tsble-tnn sss
range' electric refrigeration on house cur
Evening star., 1941-03-29

10 Atm ST NE-Large front room. twin
beds. walking distance Of Capitol Hill ana
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room with fireplace, communicating bath,
shower; excellent location: for or
diScriminatiug gentlemen Dupont 80 ~.
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1913 r ST W-Vacancies for lst
Double rms, twin beds. inner-spring mat
treSSeS Private bath NO g1sQ
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1919 UNDERWOOD ST. N.W.-Master bed :
room. south double exposure: Beautyrest
mattress beautiful furniture. uni. phone IN
rm next bath. near trans; reasonable
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bcT0RNa-11Os 9Th ST. n.w-Furnished
roopit adults. District 6a41.
h-ORTD-110S 9Th st. n.w.-Furnished
T,orne. >S$v.l1s. district LSo41.
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FREE ROOM in exchsnse for answering
telephone from to 10 p m. Apply at
Evening star., 1941-03-29

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK = Room.
private bath; single. S25; double $50
so
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?024 N ST NW-Sinele room, next to
bath, suitable for gentleman. Govern
ment clerk S:}4 per month
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1905 N. Hampshire Ave. NV.
Vacancies for men Double for girls.
New furniture: excellent meals: switch
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HOME for. aged and conyalescent: sunny
rms. comfortable beds; good food. with
nurses care. HO. 1888.
1920 18th ST N.W.-Convenient trans
portation Beautifully furn first-1oor
room for couple. Also gentleman TO share
room. Delicious meals served any hour
Sandwiches packed. Recreation room. CO.
Evening star., 1941-03-29

1901 v ST. SE-Pvt. home. single rm;'
phone: 500 AT $3.50. Gentleman preferred.
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1915 22nd ST. NV, off Mass ave
1st-foor, double front room. windows,
private shower room well balanced meals.
"OLD ENGLISH" 1885 Que st. nw-Re-
double. excellent meals, switchboard, show
Evening star., 1941-03-29

31l3 INGOMAR ST NW.-Lovely double
room. twin beds; attractive detached home:
excellent meals; reasonable WO 2963. .
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