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Askov American., 1943-10-07


families here, returning to Superior
Monday afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. L. Lund left fol
Minneapolis Sunday where they will
visit at the home of their son, Ru-
dolph for few weeks.
Marvin johnson returned to his
camp in Wyoming Monday evening
after spending his furlough with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Johnson
Francis Pearson and Robert Plais-
ted will report to Fort Smelling
Thursday for their physical examina-
ton.
Fred Murphy visited his parents
here Sunday on short leave from
Great Lakes, ILL.,, where he is sta
toned.
Zola and Grace Southerton were
visiting friends in town Saturday
They are attending business college
in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Hughes of Brook Park is Wis
iting Edna Zern for a few days.
Mrs. Earl Howey left for Mime
apolis Thursday of last week. Mar
garet joined her there Friday and
they left for Mason City, Iowa, where
they attended the wedding of John
Dougan Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. Rogers had as their
guest last week Mrs. Cross of Mime
apolis, sister of Mrs. Rogers. Mrs
Rogers accompanied her to Mime
apolis Monday.
Mrs. John Wahlstrom spent Mon
day and Tuesday visiting in the
Cities.
Peggy Billman left Monday fol-
Minneapolis where she will enroll
in the electronic radio and televisior
institute.
Ralph Plaisted of Superior spent
the weekend at his home here, re-
turning Monday evening on the
flyer.
Miss Ruby Grundset went to her
home in Montrose Saturday.
Monday evening Mary Murphy
entertained the faculty in honor OF
Miss Wilma Fredericks, who will be
married at Cloverton Saturday even
ing, October 9, to Norman Hawley.
Mrs. j. Edward enjoyed a visit
last week with her brother and sis
ter-in-law and son Marlyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Nicholson Of
st. Paul spent Sunday at the home
of Mrs. Edwards. They also visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Edwards at Stur-
geon Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Papenfuss OF
Saltwater spent the weekend at the
G. H. Papenfuss home.
Mrs. c. M. Anderson is visiting
relatives in Minneapolis for a few
days.
Askov American., 1943-10-07

County All Recognition Night Octo-
Der %, and the Bivabik Potato Show
October 20 and %. Also club meet
ing of the Victory boys of Askov,
October 7; Fast Freighters of Pine
City, October 8; Ambitious Willows,
October IL; Bruno Busters, October
Ia; Elson Hilltoppers, big basket
social, October Is, and the Sunshine
Clubs carnival, October %; while the
st. Croix Pioneers have scheduled a
Halloween social the same evening.
Club members should hurry their
stories of "My Contribution to Vic
tory through All Work This Year"
along and get them into the county
office by October Is, so the stories
may be sent on time to the state
office.
Stories may be from 500 words and
over in length. The best story by
Pine county 1943 club member will
receive $5, so do it today. Your story
may be the best one. These awards
are provided by Land O. Lakes, Inc.
Now is the time for local leaders
to take their conservation club men,
bers on hikes and nature study tours
and all All members should be in
terested in the conservation activity.
Colored leaves in autumn may be
gathered and placed in notebooks
with some of the fruit of the tree,
shrub or weed. Then in spring the
green leaf specimen placed beside
the fall colored leaf. One club is dip
ping the leaves in paraffin to give
a thin coat for prevention of leaf
breakage or loss of color.
Maybe picnic lunch can still be
held out in the open for soon winter
weather will keep us inside. The
county club agent stopped at the
home of the local leader, Mrs. Otto
Reuer, at Willow River to hand her
prize checks for club members on
October l, when tea party was in
progress in her garden. A cup of
coffee and roll was enjoyed in the
open especially, when one realizes
ilO" IIldIiy lIiOtltilS VI tIlc year we
must do our entertaining indoors.
Try to get this activity well start
ed. Remember there is a fine camp
trip for the boy and girl doing the
best work
Demonstrate the constructing Of
shelters and feeding places for the
wild birds remaining over winter.
Dean Wahlberg of the Grindstone
Gophers, and Dorothy Nyberg from
Hinckley, were the representatives
for this year and attended the state
camp at Lake Esquagama.
Pine county offers perhaps great
er opportunity than any other in the
state for excellent conservation re-
ports. The unlimited material avail
able should encourage every boy and
girl to enroll.
Askov American., 1943-10-07

ne was DuIlcu III
Valladolid, his bones
later being removed
to Seville, thence to
Santo Domingo and
then to Havana.
During the Span
ish American war,
when the Spaniards
thought the Ameri-
cans might capture
the bones of Ameri-
cas- discoverer, they
went back to Seville.
Askov American., 1943-10-07
County 4H Clubs

The members of the Ambition:
Willows All Club met September 27
at the school. Officers in charge were
Lorrayne Fritz, president and Doris
Wickstrom, secretary.
Enrolment cards for 1914 member
ship were handed out and projects
selected. The enrolment will be in
creased with quite a number of new
names. Committees were appointed
for program of work plan, and Of
interest were the plans to hold &
parents night on October II, when
parents of club members and All
friends will be entertained by the
club members. Also, a plan to pre-
sent four demonstrations of All pro-
jects to those in attendance of Com
munity club meeting to be held Octo-
ber 18.
1t was decided to present a play
in the near future and charge ad-
mission, in hopes that the club
might increase its treasury fund This
group apparently plans to live up
to its name with its many ambitions
Program features at this meeting
were the singing of All songs, and
movies presented by a member, Mar
vim Larsen.
A delicious lunch was served al
the close of the program.
County Club Agent Mrs. Florence
A. Jones called on local club leaders
and club members during the week
to obtain final records of members
since all listed with the state office
are expected to send in report OF
work done in each project All club
members sending reports for at least
one project receive an award and
the club as a group receives one as
well. Then if all projects are report
ed, additional awards are to be given
A few scattered news items of diff
ferent clubs contacted revealed tina,
the Brook Beavers are collecting and
repairing toys for Christmas boxes for
the Owatonna and Duluth orphan
dSCo, "AlCil 10 a IIlOSl "OI dClIN
ity. A play presentation is being
planned by this group to swell treas
ury funds.
Kerrick Go-Getters are selecting
play and participants, too.
The Beacon club of Sturgeon Lake
under their most efficient local lead
ers, Mr.. and Mrs. George Worden
have closed most satisfactory year
with treasury fund of $50 which is
the first bank account of the Sturgeon
Lake club in history.
The Rutledge. Jolly Helpers col
lected scrap metal and paper and
received $40 from its SALE Five dol
lars of this was given to the Red
Cross.
Coming events already casting
shadows in October are the Junior
Livestock Show at South st. Paul,
October IL through the l4th. Pine
Askov American., 1943-10-07

to be chiSeled out Of unyielding
rock.
Death at ValladOlid.
After the return from his fourth
voyage Columbus seems to have
been ill physically and mentally.
Many authorities agree that he died
on May 20, 1906, at Valladolid,
Spain, but his death appears not to
have been noted in the records of
that city until q years later.
One version of the story of Column
bus final resting place has it that
Askov American., 1943-10-07

or history. VINO was
he? Where and when
was he born? What
was his early life?
What did he look
like? Was he educat-
ed or illiterate?
Where, when and
how did he die?
Where is he buried?
These and many 9TH
er questions cannot
be answered by to-
days historians with
Askov American., 1943-10-07

pOI VI dItS VI SOlUIN.
bus, no two of which
seem to depict the
same individual, and
none of which seems
to have been painted
during his lifetime.
These portraits show
many varied charac-
teristics and range
from q lace-collared
dandy to a gaunt,
stern visaged indi-
yidIIal who appaorS
Askov American., 1943-10-07

A THOUGH 451 years have
"A passed since an intrepid navi-
gator named Christopher Columbus
sailed westward to unknown hori-
IONS, the world still knows almost
nothing of that sailor whose discov-
cry has been termed the most i'm
portant event since the birth Of
Christ.
Less is known about Columbus
than almost any other great figure
Askov American., 1943-10-07

You can take your choice of many
stories concerning almost any phase
of his life-or his death.
Perhaps the only thing which can
be said with any degree of certainty
is that Columbus was not an Ameri-
can.
Askov American., 1943-10-07

''Pop, what does it mean when il
says man attends Legion conven-
ton as delegate
"That means his wife wasn't along,
replied dad.
Askov American., 1943-10-07
Columbus, History's Man of Mystery,
Remains Puzzle to Worlds Scholars

ing interesting reading but unreli-
able history.
There are more than 10 different
Askov American., 1943-10-07
Brook Park

Mrs. Clara Wood accompanied her
son Paul to Minneapolis Friday for
the weekend.
The Women's Society of Christian
Service will be entertained at the
home of Mrs. Joe Harapat Thursday
afternoon, October IA. Each member
is requested to bring their bank, and
savings will be counted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Bradley and
children of Minneapolis were week
end visitors at the C.. Christensen,
Fred Tuna and w. S. Bradley homes
WAC Corporal Betty Hall left Fri
day for Chicago after short visit
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
D. w. Hall.
Sunday guests at the VIM. Martini
home were Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Bald
win of Hinckley, Roy Martini, also
of Hinckley, and Mr.. and Mrs. c.
l. Bowers and Mr.. and Mrs. Glen
Cleveland.
Thursday afternoon guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blahnik
were Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Hall and
Cpl. Betty, Mr.. and Mrs. H. M.
Rozen, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Honslik
all of Minneapolis.
Mrs. McMiller of Minneapolis is
spending this week at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Kelsey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence johnson OF
Pine City were Monday supper guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Blahnik
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Shaske attended
the annual picnic of the Pine County
Welfare Workers at Kettle River
Thursday evening of last week. Part
of the evening was spent at the Her
mansen home in Askov.
H. Williams returned to Minneap-
oils Sunday after a weeks vacation
at his home.
E. Hedlund returned Saturday after
several days visit in Minneapolis.
Miss Lenore Setmire of Duluth
spent the weekend at the E. Peter
son home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwing Hoaglund OF
WSIS oIltuoy SaSoo S-
MIR. and Mrs. c. Hoaglund.
MIR. and Mrs. Anton Shir and
daughter of Onamia were Friday Wis
iters at the Fred Wanek home.
Seaman NC Lloyd Athey of Iowa
and of a camp in San Francisco,
Calf, spent Wednesday evening Of
last week at the Paul Athey home.
Mrs. Hubert Parsons returned Mon
day after several days visit with her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Kohl of Mora.
Sergeant Joe Gallas who has spent
the past q months in Alaska, is home
on a 30-day furlough.
The Legion Auxiliary met at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Otto ZZiegler
Friday evening. Election of officers
was held, Mrs. Joe Harper being
elected president and Mrs. Otto Zieg-
ler secretary-treasurer
Reta Gallas accompanied her Sis
ter Lillian, who had spent the week.
end here, to ST. Paul Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Ellfstrom (Helen
Muser) of Wahkon are the proud par
ents of a boy born at the Braham
hospital Wednesday, September 20.
Gus Larns and son Harold of Cam
bridge and son, Seaman Paul Larns
visited at the Aug. Hanson home
Thursday afternoon of last week.
Thursday of last week guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Clark
were Mrs. Joe Olson of Henriette
and Mrs. Geo. Kicker formerly of
Minneapolis.
Mrs. Johnny Burman is quite i'll
at the Braham hospital. Friends are
hoping for speedy recovery.
Miss Mildred Anderson of Little
Falls spent the weekend here with
her parents.
Private Earl Bervig of Oklahoma
is home on furlough from Friday
until Wednesday
Askov American., 1943-10-07

Buy More War Bonds To-day!
Evening star., 1943-12-29
14OO MASS. AVE. NV.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

1918 2Oth ST. NE room, kitchen, bath:
beautifully furnished, Venetian blinds, cleo.
SrRv,rS2,s SSsfs,; sts $3.50 % ne; adHlts De 2o3S
furn. apt. in private home with another.
ME. 1881 between 30 and 40 pm
PETWORTH SECTION, near Soldiers.
Home rooms kitchen and private bath.
S65 mo. RA 3545.
and closets. Phone Taylor 52a4 after
300 BLOCK 18th ST, N.E.-Livinr room.
bedroom dinette. kitchen with Electrolux,
gig gig 0a,G 1Sth 81 81 Siso 2,reom apt. newly
decorated. nicely furnished. semprivate
bath: Frieidaire; near. car line:
DOCTOR OF LAW will share his furnished
Conn. ave; bridge, with another gentleman,
prefer officer or professional man: SIS
each monthly. Box 456-L., Star.
APARTMENT in a leading hotel. onsstins
subIet: references Box 44S-I. Star. II.
SERvICEMAN'S WIFE will share her three
room and private bath apartment with
one other; all conveniences. 646 E st, ne
REFINED LADY in 3os to share large.
modernistic. living room separate beds.
kitchen and bath. S35 per mo. Call MA
'2131, Extension IA, between 10 am. and
,os LONGFELLOw ST. NV furn.
bsnt rms for Ink, front and rear entr:
ref. emp. cple,; sentile home. Aft. $50 p m.
G1Rt CIR r.sor t. shsFs ss4s apartment reasonable
IN HOME, 1 room, twin beds. large kitchen,
Frigidaire. utilities; employed couple; $40
SahI sheh G0Pp PnRNisHID SHS or sooSs asso
ette and bath basement apartment. knotty
pine walls, Kentile floors. all utilities: S75;
employed adults. ia. 1l0s.
CONTINUED on Next Page.)
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

MT PLEAsANT-Girls, get tn. best in
everything at moderate cost: have room for
bath for Eroup 1884 Hobart st, n ".
ssii l4th ST. N.w.-euits room to your
PlOyed yeg9geFly " PTeetHestant' nonsm9fns
vacancies in one of the most exclusive
1o5t 52s5on About soSs blocks noF6 2.
70 uPfi share in Suite Of f' rooms with WAVE
officers, Lovely home for persons &C;
customed to high.clsss surroundings Food
sol PARK H RD. N'W;-Front double room..
windows, modernly fnrn,; also sinsle
l,i5 LASIER Fl. N.w@Nice Young girl
cooked 90 esFf meals sh snndsE dnner excel home
aO2? G ST. N.W-WalkinE distance. de-
sirable location. vacancies for young men;
Ges5 'G%a Mass AVE va
cancies; walking distance; reasonable
isao CALVERT ST. Nw.-Desirsbls
non NON room; m rates So 70 81. AD a347.
maple furnishinEs: convenient tranSp.;
doublC and triple: s35 70 $40; l SINGLE at
1s.5' 1.s Mass' sa2ne .AE AP. 2aIS NWA distinctly.
home for young people in an unsurpassed
ladies. Ideal downtown location. Excel
lent meals. 40
2322 3sth ST. N.W.-Larse double room.
twin beds. new house; BUS at corner; e"cel-
lent meals; reasonable. 30
1909 18th ST. N.W.-Scveral vacancies.
men or women: includes Sunday dinner.
Hobart 9335
1899 MASS. AVE. Nw.-Double room. also
room for B. with piano; close IN, Execu-
iio, conn. AVE. N.w.-Double room. also
triple: men or women; LIVING room with
piano. OrdWay 1917.
1921 EYE ST. NW.-For young men and
4O91 s.
WHOLESOME MEALS EVERY DAY.
Slaughtcr's Boarding Hotels.
Two Locations
1873 NJ ST. NV. 1922 10th ST w.
CAT Conn Ave.) tAt Dupont Circlel
Where many girls are enjoying every COM
fort of living with congenisl friends at
moderate price which includes two we'll
balanced meals every day,
Our moderate prices and above standard
services are still the same as before Pearl
Harbor.
Come in today and have resident
hostess arrange for your inspection of
our facilities.
Several vacancies now
Evening star., 1943-12-29
COAL. WOOD, FUEL OIL.

WOOD for SALE dry, slab wood. mixed;
also, seasoned fire logs. Phone Hobart
CORDWOOD, sOet OAK. cut any length. $50
per cord; immediate delivery from above
Silver Spring. EN- 1865
CORDWOOD for sale. Phone WI. 6O22
FIREPLACE WOOD, dry pine, 49, lengths
SIG cord delivered within 5 mi. Colmar
Manor. Md. WA, 2032. q
SEASONED PINE, Govt. app. cord, S165
kindling: prompt service: DO storage. WA.
1888.
CORDWOOD, all hardwood. Prompt de-
liyery-S?l per cord. Hudson Supply &
MIXED WOOD, partly seasoned. any
wood. Phone ddway Ia2I
WOOD. seasoned oak. for fireplace or stove.
immediate delivery in, Falls Church
vicinity; $40 cord. Falls Church 1850
WOOD, fireplace, furnace and stove: cut
any length and delivered: SIS per cord
Falls Church SOS-J-l.
WOOD, green or seasoned hardwood, any
length: immediate delivery at S19 per
cord cash. Phone Fairfax l5a-J-13 q
FIREPLACE HARDWOOD, seasoned any
length. ceiling price. S2l cord. Sl1 half
cord: also kindling: immediate free de-
livery Winmar Hatchery. Inc. SH. 1897
FIREPLACE WOOD AND KINDLING,
Seasoned Oak and Pine,
Delivered in Washington and MARYLAND
National 3g6G. Evenings. DU 1850 3.
CORDWOOD.
Freplsce lengths; prompt delivery. Call
Evening star., 1943-12-29
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE (coc,., +,

99vERC9IAT, new; size 20, bought at S saltz
used sae tSs WsSdey
grands. Aments Piano Store, 3907 l4th
Ss and aaoa srH RA oi sas atw
and HamIin; chicEerins, Knabe, steinwsy.
soS !fs 7tB iRBinf'' St nA AF'RaE @ Jordan Piano Co.
PIANO, medium size, upright: tuned and
PIANOS-We have several good values in
used grands on sale this week; Linwood apt.
grand. mahogany case. S3a5. Wurlitzer
mahogany oaby grand, $685.; Knabe grand,
SS95: also one medium sized Steinway
grand. Call Republic 6212. Kits, 1880
RADIO, We have few radio combinations
of Capehart, Ansley and Stromberg Carl
son Sd H9tasle pie models n Arthur Ata Jordan Piano
RADIOS AND ND Co coMsINATioNs. Ms table, floor
ooss and portable mpdels over 100 sets no, to
RRTRiGERATok, R &C Cold i Spot. 10 Gu. It., re-
built, 90-day guar, Ss1. Venetian blinds
brackets; sl5. Carpet sweeper, Wagner,
So 80, Tsnnis racket, 81 WI. 2022
machine n and furniture for Immediate sale.
kEFRiGERHrok, T. Universal, g cubic IT,
excellent condition. s75, jackson l942-M
RETRIGERATORs. Westinghouse. new.
Call irst; 70 hnd out If you rate dm Sity
RUGS, Oriental, reduced price; large and
small sizes. Rare Rug Shop, 2427 18th
SAFES, money-chest type, round doors
have insurance rates. giving excellent pro-
sfoeion foe foT holdpp 1s or onrslary Large
sAXoPHoNEs-LeMar alto. completely re-
11 Martin tenPT
strnction. Call Republic 6212. Kits,
Ssns@iNstG ss 4 N MsAcHINEs, reeonditioned trea-
dies and a few new Singer elec. consoles;
expert repair service and rentals. Singer
Sewing Machine Co.. 3109 14th st. NV.
SEWING MACHINES. limited number. COM
pletely reconditioned and fully guaranteed
repairs al rea sonabe prices. Goldenberg's S,
sEaSS n nc mAcHNT MO Por Po4s BE- Bic electric
treadl,e,; repair al makes, sH: 1868. .2s
SEWN SEWING ays nsSma f4,s Nd
$3.50 up; portable clectrics. Rentsls: re-
pairs 80 up, 3293 N 81. NV. DE. 5457.
SHOTGUN, Remington automatic. le-
gauge. $50 shells. Pc. 400. Ext. sos,
snow CHAINS for $50 and 200 tires
and one Kent trigser-type fire extinguisher,
STUDIO Couch, coil springs. mattress.
bed stroller chests OF drawers. baby
busy, Garden, tools, chicken equipment.
TRoMBoNEs-King, like new. $50 so.
Regent. sold lacauered. $3.50 Call Re-
public f2l2. Kits, 1880 St NV.
TUXEDO: complete, size IS 1o3 N Edi-
son St. Arlington, Va. Phone CHI. 5062.
TUXEDO, double breasted pleatS worn
twice, 4 years old. Chestnut 1896. be-
TYPEWRITER. Underwood Standard. good
condition. Call RE. 2646, Ext 5al, after
Is pm
UNIFORM. brand-new marine ofricer, size
3s % be sold MICHIGAN 1880 Ext. 3ol
WASHING MACHINE, Easy Spinner good
condition, 500. Call evenings, Temple
f324
GROOM, fully furnished home, miscellane-
Gus furniture. accessories, draperies. No
dealers. 3345 Military I'd. NV, Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday between and
10 p m
FURNITURE-7Specia1 red velvet sofa
kneehole desk freside sets mahogany
chest. dressers 3-piece maple living room
suite breakfast sets occasional chairs
HOLLYWOOD beds. secretaries. russ. several
corner cabinets, SPECIAL HIGH GRADE
i-B USED INNER-SPRING MATTRESS
Lincoln Furniture Co. sn1 Pa ave NV
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
MoryIond and Vivainio.

- Large bed and sitting
rooms private home: ! q minutes from and
overlooking Washington Good bus service.
Breakfasts. Jackson 1913.
beds $50; nr Navy Annex. Pentagon.
Avail. Jan /. 500 s. Ivy, Arl. GIL 7751.
WESToVER, Arl, Va. = Room, mex 70
p block bus Oxford 1873
col S. WEST ST, Falls Church, Va -DoU-
Bile room, semiprivate bath home privileges
for couple or > women. Phone Falls
Church "215.
RLINGTON-Large. attractive room, pri-
vate bath, for ! or > women or couDle.
conv buses Pentagon and downtown:
breakfast privileges Oxford O533.
ARLINGTON-Large, bright, warm master
bedroom, semiprivate bath. CH. t32e.
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ROOMS WANTED.

A LADY Government clerk desires a room
on L5 bus line. Telephone evenings. WO.
STIl 81
H.K. RM. bv month. for Protestant ladv
share bath, good nelghborhood; furnish
own dishes. utensils. bedding. Box 455-L.
Star 81
GENTLEMAN desires master bedroom and
bath in private family, GENTLE. vicinity
5th and Sheridan NV Box 451-L. Star.
BY REFINED employed lady in apartment
BLDG, preferably vicinity of 18th street.
Call North 0426 between and o, eve
Evening star., 1943-12-29
ROOMS ruRh.-ho,.hws,t Cont

ATTRACTIVE DOUBLE ROOMS, twin %
reasonable for permanent people: 18th st.
buses. near Walter Reed. 1923 Juniper
CORNER 18th AND L N.w.-warm room.
next to bath, for gentleman to share with
DEPoNT circle sa17 QUE ns s. haEs hHs as
eslert ioeati9n s.di9 near bus stop large
attractively furn.. double sleeping room:
rnnning water: $3.50 weekly
single room; near bath and shower; SD
lfsi BELMONT ST. Nw.-priyate en-
soss sp srd ST. NV. wne near peEdi aaiiatin-Roon
for q private bath. convenient transporta-
sn 1877 nRHto RHODE inisea ISLAND AVE. NV, Ap..
2O2-Lge front studio; other desirable
rms; refined home; unlim. phone. AID.
ia34 HARVARD ST. NV. Apt. as-Dou-
BILE room. twin beds, next bath: 2 young
i Is4s QUE sAsH ST. N.w6slnsie and 4'm large
front double rooms, near bath, twin beds;
EaRGf EssGas sRGaf sssnff sGER RM adj bath IN
sawIT sRs f Eih daa fRmRs DsLE. E. IN Win Wiz
twin twin beds, dble. closet space; nonrationed
with quiet young couple; s45 mo. IA.
1.-Two 81. N."s-bdIBe front OOuDIS
rm., twin beds, radio, kitchen. liv. rm.
privileges: 4 sharing bathroom; piano,
phone; nr. express bus. streetcar. RA.
THE WILSON HOUSE, 2o15 Halomara I'd.
Excellent rms; single, $50; double. $50
each: share with another girl. $50
1884 COLUMBIA RD N.W.-Men; $3.50
VIZ. sgle. rms; thermostat-controlled gas
heat: 10 min. dtown on car line: baths.
showers c.hw tnrer-spr matt AID 1890
CHEVY CHASE, ID. C., near Connecticut
bus-1 or 2 gentlemen only: . large,
warm rooms on End floor, beds have inner
spring mattresses: 2 bathrooms, shower;
Lear garage; detached. insulated house,
occupied by 4 adults. Ordway 3636. u
DOWNTOWN LOCATION-Newly furn.
rm. with running water. adj. bath. En-
qllre 1914 St NV.
DAVENPORT AND 36th SITS. NV, block
from Conn. ave. bus-Large sunny room,
twin beds: pvt. bath. unlim phone, plus
exclusive use of den; garage available:
pvt. home. Call EN-. 1881 after $50 pm.
DOWNTOWN
warm room Tor young ladies; reas 90
1917 Rhode Island Ave. NV,
Right at Scott Circle-DesirabIe vacancies.
switchboard service. gamerooms 81
2022 10th ST. NV.
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ROOMS FURhIsHED-hortheo,.

ATTRACTIyELY furnished double room.
IN new home, for couple or one: no other
roomers: laundry PRIVILEGES. ia. 2351.
SINGLE ROOM. newly furnished, near
Eastern High School. AT. 1855 after $50.
cold running water, Frigidaire; couple pre-
ferTef; SO weekly.
633 G ST. N.E.-Large 1st-f studio room,
running water: employed lady; quiet home:
use of phone So wk. Also 2nd-f. room.
inner-Spring mattress, lady also; no drink
ing
NICELY FURN. ROOM. suitable for or
>, cony. located: reasonable. AID. cS34
16 N. Y AVE. NE
Second-foor large front room for 9, $40
per week. G H Laleger, l410 H st, n W.
DI 1919. ewes, GE. POSI-. Sl'
Evening star., 1943-12-29
MOTOR TRAVEL.

TRANSFORMATION to New York for 3
adults on 30th or 3lst; viii drive and share
expenses. RA. 1923
GENTLEMAN seeks share-expense ride to
Pittsburgh Dec %, 30 Curry, MA 5000
Ext. 441; GE Sl55
DESIRE passage to L. A Jan. 1st: 90 years
qriElng experience: references. Box 425-
LIZ star. .tus