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Evening star., 1942-04-24
Former District EmpIoye
Sentenced on Theft CHARGE

Mrs. Hattie r. Small, 10, convicted
by q District Court Jury OF embez-
zling $392 from the District dog tax
collection unit, where she was for
merly employed, today was given q
suspended sentence Of from two TO
six years and placed on probation.
Justice F. Dickinson Let's, In gem
fencing her, said he was taking into
consideration her age, the fact that
she is INDECENT and Is living In 0
Christian home"
John l.. Laskey. assistant United
States attorney. said during the trial
that Mrs. Small had embezzled
about $4,000 In 1899 and 1910, though
only S3o2 was specifically charged.
She was convicted on 80 counts.
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Utilities Commission
To Investigate Sale
OF Cabs 10 Drivers
Many CompIoin Terms
Deprive Them Of Benefits
OF increased Fores

Thorough investigation of the
financial arrangements under which
Washington taxicab drivers rent or
arrange to buy the vehicles they use
was ordered today by the Public
Utilities Commission.
The investigation, which viii start
at once, was ordered partly because
of repeated requests from Chairman
Randolph of the House District
Committee. The Representatives
Office has received many complaints
from drivers that after the tempo
rary increase In taxi rates to the
public was granted last November
the terms of the cab purchase or
rental by the drivers were promptly
raised so that at least many of the
drivers were receiving little or no
benefit from the fare increase.
Hankin Gets Complaints.
Similar complaints had been re-
ceived by Chairman Gregory Han
kin and other members of the Utli-
ties Commission.
Commission agents have been
struggling for years with the prob
lem and from time to time have
received complaints that cabs had
been taken from drivers who missed
one or two payments for sickness
or other cause after making most
OF the payments. One of the re-
cent complaints was that a driver.
ordered into military service, got
little or no return from a cab for
which had paid most of the pur-
chase price.
Points 10 Be Covered.
The commission order directed it's
staff to investigate the terms, con-
ditions, the reasonableness and
practices relating to:
l. Contracts or understandings
covering rentals and sales of taxi
cabs by companies and associations
or their subsidiaries, to drivers, op-
orators, members or lessees. The in
vestigation will call for examination
of such contracts or agreements en-
tered into January of last year to
the end of April of this year.
2. Agreements relating to the pur-
chase of gasoline, oil. tires, accessor-
les, insurance, etc. by drivers, oper-
ators or lessees from taxicab COM
panies, associations or their subsid-
iaries.
3. Requirements of dues for and
benefits derived from membership in
taxicab associations.
4. Other agreements or practices
affecting or relating to the opera
tion of taxicabs in the District.
The cost of the investigation will
be assessed against the companies.
associations or others subject to the
investigation.
Evening star., 1942-04-24
Northwood Park PIons
Defense Fund Drive

To raise funds for 10 completely
equipped AFRAID stations and one
casualty station for Northwood Park.
Nd, house -to-house collection will
be made Sunday by the Northwood
Park Citizens Association and civil
ian defense groups
Each FIRE station win be provided
with sand. buckets, an ak. fash
lights, rope, spray guns and other
equipment. The casualty station viii
be furnished ewith cots, stretchers,
medical and Red Gross supplies.
The civilian defense personnel Of
the subdivision comprises over 50
residents. Contributions of a q
home are being sought.
Evening star., 1942-04-24
Plans Early
Hearing on Bill 10 Lift
Roomer Restrictions
Commissioners Offer No
Objection to Move to
Eose Housing Situation

Chairman Randolph of the House
District Committee announced to-
day he would schedule public hear
ingS soon on his bill to permit
homes in restricted residential areas
to open their doors to roomefs and
boarders during the war.
Consideration of the legislation,
introduced several weeks ago, has
been delayed, Mr.. Randolph said,
awaiting a report from the Com
missioners, which was received by
the committee yesterday. In it, the
Commissioners said they would Of
fer no objection to the bill.
Mr.. Randolph revealed he intro
duced the measure by request, but
declined to state who made the re-
quest. He emphasized, however.
the request did not come from any
District official or persons who want
to operate rooming and boarding
houses in restricted residential areas.
To Alleviate Housing.
Purpose of the legislation, Rep
resentative Randolph declared, is
to relieve Washington's acute hous-
ing shortage and enable Govern
ment war workers to find accom-
modations In some of the better
homes.
The Zoning Commission itself
took the initial step in that direc-
tion in December by amending its
regulations to permit homes in the
restricted sections to take in up to
four roomers or boarders. The
Randolph bill fixes no limit on the
number as long as fire regulations
are observed.
Mr.. Randolph said he had not yet
decided whether the hearings should
be conducted by the full committee
or the special defense subcommit-
tee of which he also is chairman
This subcommittee already has
made an exhaustive study of the
housing situation, particularly from
the standpoint of the adequacy of
sanitary facilities in overcrowded
rooming houses.
Ofhcials of the Zoning Commits
sion will be among the first wit
nesses. They will be followed by
Fire and Health Department au-
thorities, representatives of civic or
ganizations and Federal and public
housing agencies.
Attitude Of Commissioners.
The Commissioners report on the
bill follows:
While the Commissioners, gen.
orally speaking, are opposed to any
attempt to lower the character of
the neighborhoods which have been
reserved in the zoning regulations
for single family use, they do ap-
preciate the serious situation which
now exists in the District due to the
lack of housing facilities.
This bill contains an important
provision which will prevent per-
manent injury to the neighborhoods
involved. This limitation is that no
use will be permitted which will re-
quire the installation of fire escapes.
1T is obvious that If a use be per-
mitted of such size as to require fire
escapes upon the building, the ap-
pearance of the neighborhood would
be altered permanently from one
intended for single family use to one
intended for multiple family use.
The injury to such 'neighborhood
would be irreparable.
The Commissioners recognize the
exigencies of the situation, and be-
heving that the injury to the single
family districts will be only tenn
porary, offer no objection to the
passage of this bill
Evening star., 1942-04-24
Congress Party Group
Urqes MosIem TuIks
Hy the Associated Press.

q, the Associated Press.
MADRAS. India. April 24.-A res
olution urging the All-India Con-
gress party's Executive Committee
TO invite the Moslem League to con-
sultations on the establishment Of a
wartime national government for
India was adopted today by the
Madras branch of the party.
Evening star., 1942-04-24
Awarded Fellowship

Ruth M. Merwin Of 2946 Newark
street NV. has been appointed to q
John M. Prather research fellow
ship in zoology ut the University Of
Chicago, 1t was announced today.
She is q graduate of Mount Holyoke
College.
Evening star., 1942-04-24
Dorden to Tolk at COLLEGE,

HAMPDEN SYDNEY. Va. April
"a lP.-Gov. Darden will be the
graduation speaker at Hampden
Sydney College, May Is, DR.. Z. c.
Cannon. college president, an
nounced yesterday.
Evening star., 1942-06-07

| P1ANO-We have a slightly used. latest
| condition that are closing out at a
worth while reduction over the new price;
| easy terms. Kits, 1890 G St middle of
| the block. Call Repuhlic R2Io
Evening star., 1942-06-07
POULTRY & EGGS.

CHICKS. cod, special assorted broilers,
layers. S495 100. Large VIII Leghorns,
Bar. VIII. Rocks, r. I. and N. H. Reds,
Wyandottes. Orpingtons. S5.95 100. Un-
sexed; No culls. No cripples. Tested.
BIDDLES 1857 Ridge. Phila.. Pa.
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LIVING ROOM SUITE three-piece; S45 90.
Sl5 18th st n W, Apt. 4Ol
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FURNTTURE-2 complete beds, dresser,
2-piece living room suite, oak dining table,
kitchen table. buffet china closets, gas
Iange. etc. Falls Church 2O3O-J.
Evening star., 1942-06-07

LIVING ROOM SUITE, 2-pc.: dining room
suite, lawn mowers. INV. tank and heater.
tables. chair, other pieces; leaving city.
Evening star., 1942-06-07

URNITURE-Entire household, including
Frigidalre. radio. ping-pong table. All
day Sunday, ewes. after Z. 647 Morris
pl. ne. Franklin 2l47.
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PIANO-Grnd, 5-ft. Colonial mahogany
made by Kimball. Now reduced $500. Will
consider a trade on this fine instrument
Campbell Music Co. 72l 11th st NV Ex-
elusive Kimball dealer in Washington
Evening star., 1942-06-07

GARAGE DOOR HARDWARE: complete
new sets for one-piece type overhead oper-
elton; full directions. Phone John J. Nc
Ghalll Nnrth kOO2
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CATTLE 3 LIVESTOCK.
(Continued.)

BID sALE-Farm and equipment team.
bull, tractor, pickup truck. feed, harness,
sleigh, separator, ice box, etc. Ii. $685.
horses. 10; 2 mules, yrs. old. gentle and
good broke; l cheap mule, 8 pretty
ponies. all sizes: buggies, carriages. wag-
saddles. harness, brides. good and cheap
pony saddles. brides. carts. Rear 736
18th st. Sc
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PIANOS-We have several real values in
reconditioned and slightly used Steinway
Knabe and Chickering grands on sale al
low prices for fine instruments; terms
Republic 62l2. kits. 1880 G st. tmid-
die of the block
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FURNITURE BARGAINS-Some factory
samples. great savings for cash on better
Grade furniture. All brand-new. Stahler'S,
t25 F st. NV. Open evenings until pm.
Evening star., 1942-06-07

PUMP-Elec. water pump. Burles. slightly
used, good condition; S35. Phone Hill
side 0612-W.
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PIANO-This beautiful Colonial Betsy
Ross Spinet can be yours by assuming s
monthly payments: 26 private piano les
sons and full 1O-year guaranteed. Lester
Pianos, Inc, 1871 G. st. NV Open ewes
Evening star., 1942-06-07
DIAMONDS-OLD GOLD.

Diamond pocket and wrist watches. in
itlaled birthstone, diamond and wedding
purchased Highest prices paid New YORK
Jewelry Co.. 727 7th St NV
Evening star., 1942-06-07

PRINTING PRESSES Ideal. XII C.
& P, SKIP c. e. P. 10x15 Miller feeder.
13xl9 Miller Hi-Speed. 20x2S Babcock
cylinder. cases with new type chases Of
all sizes. Wash. Printers Supply Co.,
1O7 Sth st n W ME 333S
Evening star., 1942-06-07

PIANO. latest model Musette spinet used
for few weeks. but like new Can be
purchased at $50 saving over the new
prlce Ierms. Jordans, corner 18th
Evening star., 1942-06-07

! PIANOS-n you are looking for value
| in good reconditioned or slightly used
grand see the selection We have sale
/ this week al lowered prices. Choice Of
/ such makes as Mason & Hamlin. CHECKER
/ ing; Steinway.. Marshall & Wendall Kim
ton ton. Wintep. VI Story q Clark Lauter r'' and
others at prices from sl95 up. Terms.
! JOrdans corner 18th and G sts Nv
Evening star., 1942-06-07

FURN1TURE-Deep prices on brand
odd chairs, tables and complete line of
furniture. Cut prices that have made us
famous for % years of value giving. Easy
Evening star., 1942-06-07

PIANO, latest model Story and Clark
spinet, used for short time on rental
only. Can be purchased at a $50 saving
over the new price. Terms Jordan s.
corner 18th and G sts NV
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FARM 8 GARDEN.

FARM & GARDEN.
LANpscAPE sERv1cE-LAWNs RENO
ance service, shrubbery. Warfleld 1898.
SEE LEES FOR BEES and bee equipment.
! take your beeswax in trade. WA. 3735.
WELL-RoTTED COW MANURE. 81 per
100 lbs. 800 lbs, s5;. / ton. ST. so; rich
sifted top soil 900 lbs, $3.50; i ton,
$3.50. delivered. WI 5762. or Glenhurst
Dairy. Box 575s. Bethesda. Nd.
POTTED PLANTS. petunias. asters, snap
dragons, etc. sc ca. Bring own container.
Mrs. Beans Greenhouse, E. Riverdale, Md,
" mi. east OF Edmonston I'd; trafhc light,
Phone Warfleld 1859.
ROSE OF SHARON PLANTs-33I7 N.
Fairfax dr., Arlington. Va.
LARGE PERENNIALs, in bloom, I5c ca
Annuals and veg. plants. Special on ever
greens. F. Green. 114Os Georgia ave. ext.
GAMMA PLANTS, healthy. red and yellow,
II inches tail; 10c each. 1851 North
ampton ST.. Chevy Chase, d. c.
NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUs PLANT TO;
sale. IL 1857.
LANDSCAPE SERVICE. pruning. planting.
transDlanting, sodding, lawns made, reno
waited, tree work. hagstone walks. w. C.
Walker 1900 Sudbury rd., Silver Spring,
Md SH. 300.
TREE SURGERY.
Expert pruning and cleaning. Cavity
mates cheerfully given. Call ia. 1888.
FIELD-GROWN ROSES.
Also scarlet sage. petunias and asters:
SOC per doz. Ashton Nursery, 55l0 Ga.
ave. NV.
Evening star., 1942-06-07

PIANO-If you have an old grand up
let US call for it? We will give yo,
credit good now or in the future OF
any new piano, radio. phonograph &C
Gordon or musical instrument in ou
store. Credit is transferable Call Re
public t62l2 kits. 1880 G st. (middl
Evening star., 1942-06-07

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mahogany; tWln-
bed room suite, complete; ivory and gold
2-pc living room suite. drum table. Harry
Evening star., 1942-06-07

IT, Randolph pl. ne, L block east OF
LUMBER-Framing cut 10 order from OAK,
walnut poplar. ash: fireplace wood Sl2
cord. Pierson. olney. Md Ashton 1891:
LUMBER. pine. like new; ,sheathing. franz
ins' mi Sills, shely,ing' ,' 70 and IL a. inches wide;
LUMBER. plywood panels and doors, some
426 3rd NV, Philips.
MANS CLOTHING, size 3s, excellent con-
dition; overcosts; suits, new dress suit;
Joined Navy. ME. 5T05.
MARIMBA, used Deagan, S34. Kits, 1880
G St. middle of the block. Phone
Republic 62l2.
MATTRESS double, in excellent condition,
Ss. 10 Randolph pl. NV. North 0502.
MELLoPHoNE, used LeMaE, s34 so; easy
st. middle of the block.
very low price NEIsoN FuRNffuRF fs%Ge Peees co
sos H St ne. Open evenings.
MISC. FURNITURE for sale. 93s 4th
M9T9Rs; b. ~ types bought; ssa. sold and re-
Harris Armature Co. 1343 9th NV.
!sss,Is; repaired, TeTiad,as; s1sh;; sas ssPss' i
model 90, with compartment case, 3
color filters and polar screen series v
original boxes; want Leica model G or F
with F-2 Commar. SH. 6454.
MULTIGRAPH. with friction heat, in ex-
eellent condition. CH. 712l.
OAK BOARD. approximately 10000 feet,
random lengths and widths. w. r. Wins
low. National 500
SFFIcE FyRNITuREEWalnut ard ma
medium sized safe Guaranteed, q. c. fans,
10 :ss. :ss az oe. T. III n4a4 y ss. ssasa g. M
Evening star., 1942-06-07

RADIO-PHONOGRAPH. Pilot. practically
new. large table model all-wave, $40 so:
sacrifice for best offer l6-tube r. C. A. and
15-tube Philco radios; General Industries
record changer. new; G. E. radio with time
clock. Sligo 24l6
RADIO TRANsMITTER, phone or CIV.
with variable frequency oscillator, z me. to
30 me, 1.OOO-watt output: final ampli-
fer. push-pull eimac 250-T, modulators,
push-pu1 parallel S05. Glebe 616S.
RANGES. gas and electric. new and used,
at wholesale prices.
p O. Smith. 1874 H st. NE, Ii. 6o5o.
RECORDS-Final clearance. used classics
l5c and up. includes albums, new classics,
populars and hill billies. Apex Radio Co.
100 9th st. NV. at G.
RED CROSS FIST-AID BOOKS, brand
new, SOC each. 1851 Newton st. NV.
REFRIGERATOR. 1889 Westinghouse. 5
it. plus. retailed for Sl65; never plugged
in: guaranteed, has 2hz years to run;
REFRIGERATOR. Universal cooler. reason
,any,c ably preed' zsf 1913 Holbrook st. ne At
REFRIGERATOR, WESTINGHOUSE, 6-cu.-ft
good condition. Sligo 2069. us Flower
ave, Takoma Park, Md.
REFRIGERATOR, 8 Gu. it., Leonard; 2
week old: cash. Forced to give UP home.
RA. s124 425 Irving st. NV.
REF 2LGERATOR it.. Kelvinator, all
porcelain, good condition. S25. Call Sligo
REFRIGERATOR, Leonard, 6 Gu, it., S35:
box springs on legs. good quality, SiO'
5sd snsis nd o1 n. SIP az braI
mahogany, $40; small icebox, 50 so; child !
maple desk and chair, SIS: double.deck
fernery, $3.50. ITO Church st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-06-07

SEWING MACHINES-We can save you
| money on new White and Domestic ma
chlnes and used Singers. All models and
types, in stock. Desk models, consoles
| portables, period models. treadles. etc
Also parts and supplies for all makes
lnl5 -th n -
Evening star., 1942-06-07

SHES ANd SerVlCe.
Washington's Largest Appliance House,
ORIGINAL CUT-PRICE HOUSE.
Atlas Appliance a. Furniture Co,
Furniture Division. Entire Building.
921 G. St. NV. District 3137.
Open Ewes. Till PM
Evening star., 1942-06-07

PIANO-Original Chickering. mahogany
inlaid case. Custom built Cost over
$1,000 new. We feel this is the finest
ha1aSomeSt tpLifts n most UNIQUE vertical offered
fraction OF its real worth. Campbell Music
Co. I'll 18th st. NV Ma 1850
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RE-UPHOLSTERING

Two-piece living suite upholstered for
$40: covering and new inside material in
cluded; made like new in finest tapestry
and frieZette; Workmanship guaranteed.
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERY CO.,
250a 14th ST. NV. COLUMBIA 1881.
Evening star., 1942-06-07

BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED master he'd
room with fireplace, venetian blinds semi-
private bath; not roomlng house; for
gentleman with references; "a blk. from
Mt Pleasant car and 18th st. bus. S@5.
Phone Dupont 3Q04
Evening star., 1942-06-07

5Ol7 QUARLES ST. NE-For young men.
! large front room. SIS mo for l person.
$50 mo for 2: l small front room. SIS
mo. Lincoln 46I0
Evening star., 1942-06-07

GAS RANGE. Quality. insulated oven with
regulator, deep-well cooker, simmer burner
$50. Dining room furniture. S-pc., ma
hogany, white leatherette seats, $50.
SheDherd 636o-W
Evening star., 1942-06-07

FURNITURE-2- piece living room suite
good condition, So. Phone Dupont O539.
FURNITURE-Must leave town, sacrifice
dining room, living rom, bedroom furnl-
ture Apt 500. West Clifton Terrace. s..
Evening star., 1942-06-07
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE,

TYPEWRITERS, az: SglcK 1s.,5ssSI: 5sDf5I-
hundred; Visit OFFICE MACHINE Corr,
Bond Bldg. cor. 14th g. N. Y. ave. RE. 2S2S
Evening star., 1942-06-07

FURNITURE - Chairs. settees, chaise
lounge. buffet, mahogany desk, chest of
drawers; Ford sedan; bargain. 704 Wayne
ave. Silver Spring. Md. SH. 7106.
Evening star., 1942-06-07

FURNITURE-CORNER CABINET. hand
made by expert Va. craftsman. solid
cherry with lnlaid pattern. $3.50; Gov.
Winthrop DESK, 40 in. wide, bookcase
cellent condition. 1914 Longfellow st. NV.
Georgla lS45
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LIVING ROOM SUITE. lO-pc., good con-
dition. including knee hole desk. radio,
sflsdin couch. CH 43o0
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FURNITURE, including antiques. elec.
refrigerator. piano lawn mower. Must
he sold TODAY o3O A st n
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FURNTTURE-Eectric refrigerator, break
fast set. gas stoves, studio couch beds,
tables, chairs. 635 E. Capitol ST.
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GAS RANGE and electric refrigerator.
used, for sale. Ordway 1912.
GAS RANGES-De luxe Norge models at
savings for cash Call Mr.. SeltZer, Re
public 1890. The Piano Shop. l015 7th
Evening star., 1942-06-07

IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
New 1912 models in factory
crates at lowest prevailing prices.
All models. Buy now and save.
Cash or terms. WARD RADIO
g. APPLIANCES.
$685. GEORGIA AVE. eH. 22eo.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

kVVWS fOkNISneO.
Continued
941s 2nd AVE. Silver Sprins, Nd
Newly furnished twin-oed room. SIS month
vate home; near transp. Sligo 1927. 2
LARGE FRONT ROOM for 2 or 3 GENTLE
downtown. 1918 9TH st. NV.
9O6 KENT PL. NE, bet. 9th and 10TH
Furnished room, for Q girls in privatS
BEDROOMS. connecting bath and sitting
room, maid service in suburbs. Gail
| Sligo 1107. >.
1880 OATES ST NE-Govt girl to shars
| twin-bed rm.. with another. next BATH
nr. Trinidad bus S5. wk. Atlantic 10lS
63l GIRARD ST. NE-Front single room;
Mf MSsffneed girl; breakfast optional. Phons
1928 LANIER PL NV. near 18th and
Columbia rd.-Rooms. single or doubles
excel. transp.: Govt. emDl pref.
1898 w ST. N.W-Smau rm. for sentiey
man ln private home conv. transp. Wood.
YOUNG MAN to share with another. room
with refined Jewish family; conv. tranSp-
4317 KANSAS AVE Nw-Vacancy IN
bright front room for gentle girl, twiH
49li 9TH ST. N.W.-Double rm.. adj, inch
porch next bath: gentlemen preferred: $50
for q RA. s27s.
CHEVY CHAsE-Cool pleasant rm., wei
od Iurn,: pvt. path; gentleman only, no other
| CHEVY CHASE. D. C. ioff Conn J-Youf,s
man TO share large double room, with an
other, IN lovely GENTLE home. WO. 5723.
1905 WARDER ST. .NW.-Large room WITH
bb@th bsthroo oeds: ana sd3 sleeping porch modetn
OFF I4th sT-singie room. next bath
PVT: bath uni phone. RA. a472. 1853
Ingraham st NV. Conv. transp.
15l4 18th ST. .NW-Furnished room,
men CsI CI sfieq aeq Sn1TeF nv eieyssor Gno sentIs 6
FRONT BEDROOM, lst floor. with pvt.
ent and bath on bus line pvt. home; no
| cooking. WA 0g76 y
ddIS,.o ddd1s OATES At ST. N:Ei-Large front room.
block to bus; desire girls or employed
couple: avail. June 8 Ii 1881.
PRIVATE PRIV E. HOME, 2 suites of rooms SD
sacn. Chrlstlan gentlemen, non-drinkerS4
SSh9ls SS66lss sd 2nd floor unlim. phone. Box
MACARTHUR BLVD. AREA large bed !:
rRk6 private bath suitable for 4. wo.
5234 42nd ST, Chevy Chase D. C--Nic..
newly decorated room; gentleman pre-
terred Woodley s713.
| AIRY ROOM. closet. tile bath shower.
EntlP ior 5od7 dH7n0ne' exDF' bus gentleman. Tas-
! NORTHWEST-Large double room nI7y.1s
Datn. Twin beds studio stvle conven,
Siahs.; breakfast optional; S65. ia sOf9.
DOWNTOWN, near. 10th and K-For 3
/ SgqSung gSg men twln beds; SIS ea per va.
I5l5 3rd ST. Nw-Furnished room fof
OF - in private home use OF living room:
-
1885 LOCUST RD NW-Comfortabte.
convenient. cheerful m. for gentle gem
l2l9 JEFFERSON ST. NW-AttracttySfJ
Iufh. I'm. Tor girl, Govt. empl conv 70
cars buses and churches, inner-sprinx
mattr.
| CHEVY CHASE-Front room in quiet home.
cross Ventnation, seml-priyate bath, ur.
| Oslo W.
! l025 CONN. AVE-Room for gentlemen,
e per VIZ ga: hotel service unlIm. phone.
Sun, 10-4, NE. 31lO
81 ALLISON ST NE-New home. Itv.
room with twin beds. bath with shower;
Also single nm: rent reas; bus. RA. s632.
T