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Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-06
6--HeIp Wanted
WANTED

Messenger boys l6 years of age
or over. Bicycle desired. Steady
full time or part time employ
ment. Apply Postal Telegraph,
702 Main St, FL Centre. 6-7
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-06
Help Wanted
NJ en- Wanted

Service Station Manager for
major Oil Co. Service Station
excellent opportunity for ad-
vancement with attractive sal
airy and working hours. Phone
FL Centro 1877 for appointment.
e
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-06

AUTO TRUCK OR TRACTOR
mechanics needed in essential in
dustry. Call 145 Ell Centro after
5 pm or 620 from to pm. CT
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-06
CALIFORNIA; FINEST
RANCHES

$500 acreS-miles of streams
highly developed and improved,
close to city of San Diego
-$250,000.
100000 acre cattle ranch-noth-
ing better-San Diego County,
Stocked-$350,000.
See or write Mr.. Hollenbeck,
Jacumba, Calf. 60
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-06

GIRL OR young woman to care for
boys z and 10. Also light house
keeping. Phone 336 from to 5,
other hours 2373J. 6-8
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-06
FOR SALE
so Acres

40 in alfalfa, making 60 tons
per cutting; 40 in grain. Very
nice house, can give possession
at once.
80 ACRES for vegetables, rent
or sale.
l60 ACRES for flax. rent or sale.
j. T. De Wore
SAC Main Phone 2041
IL
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-06
FURNITURE
S A L E

ALL PRACTICALLY NEW
-RCA Victor Radio;
Norge Refrigerator;
Norge Electric Range;
-Karpen 2-pc. Living Room Set.
Floor Lamp, Table lamp.
Governor Winthrop Desk (Mahg).
Kidney shaped Nah. side Table.
-Commode style Nah. tables.
-Chippendale Nah. Chair.
Duncan Phyfe Nah. Table.
White Chest of Drawers.
Box Sprgs with legs; matching
Mattress, bed.
-Walnut Chest of Drawers.
Walnut Vanity and 2 Beds.
Walnut Bench and Wal Stand
. Box Springs, match. Mattress
Large oVerStuffed Chair
Oak sectional Book Case.
-Duo-Therm Oil Heater.
855 Olive or Phone $50
Mrs. r. d. McPherrin
Gil
FOR SALE-Complete household
furnishings, washing machine and
ElectroluX. Phi. 1949J. CT
SALES Simmons bed and mat
treSS; rugs; dreSSerS; desert
cooler; 2 chairs. 80 E. 9th, I'M
perial. 60
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-06
ld--PASTURAGE
I7-Country Property Lease
FOR LEASE

FOR LEASE-80 acres 3-year old
alfalfa. Vegetables or melons. c..
Muncey, 608 Main ST. 6-l3
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-06

FOR BEAUTY and HEALTH
Electric bath and massage, 254
Professional Bldg Phone 207J
6-28
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-06
lI-Houses for Rent

UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom house.
Also small furn. house for l or
men. 642 Brighton. CT
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-06

WE INSTALL GLASS, Springs and
mufflers in all cars. Also want
late model cars to wreck. GLEN
WIRE, So. 4th st. Wrecking Yard.
Phone 1898. GIT
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-06

3 ROOMS and bath on Holt. Ten
ant furnish own cooler-$25. See
Starr Won Fluss, 664 Holt CT
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-06

WANT TO RENT by single man,
furnished cabin or small house.
Write PoSt-PreSS Box 8. 6-7
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-06

FOR RENT-Five room furnished
house; two bedrooms. 729 N. 10th.
G-Q
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-06

FOR SALE OR RENT-Roomy ar
tistic adobe home east of Ell
Centre, almost completed. Built
by disabled veteran, forced to
leave for medical treatment. See
Starr Won FluSS, 664 Holt. 6-13
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-06
I5-Sum's Homes Sale, Rent

FOR SALE-At Hipass, we'll built
rock home furnished. Two bed
rooms, large living room, hot wa
ter heater, gas and wood stove,
large fire place, bath rm. Fine
we'll of water, some shade trees,
electricity available, six acres.
Cost over five thousand, goes for
$4,000, $1,000 down, balance $40 a
month. My agent will be there all
day Saturday and Sunday. w. P.
Capehart, 2 miles west of Jacum-
ba. CT
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-06

LOST-Pair of rimless glasses in
brown case. Sem Bacon mark on
case. PHI. 2l59 or return 4l6 San
dalWOOd. 6-9
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-06

SEVERAL inexpensive furn. houses
and l small Apt. Apply Marie
Land, 831 Main. Gil
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-06
2-Personals, Spec. Notices

FOR SALE-lOOO / gal. bottles, 1Oc
each. valley Drug Co. Go
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-06

LOST-Brown billfold with Social
Sec. card, drivers license, gas
books A and c. Other imp. papers.
Reward. Return TO 303 East Main.
Valentine l.. Ortiz. 6-8
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-06

FURNISHED Apis. and rooms with
cooler. Close in, electric ice box.
542 Olive. GO
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-06
Lost. Found S4rayed

LOST-Ration book No. l. Belongs
to Lupe Gaxiola. Return to Ra-
ton Board. CT
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-06

l2-Wanted 10 Rent
Imperial Valley press., 1943-06-06
8-Country Property = Sale
W.E.HANCOCK

Since 1914 1.-THE Farm Land Man"
1& mi. West OF Courthouse. Phi. $50
CT
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-11
Fight For Four
Freedoms Praised
By Mrs. Bethune

WASHINGTON (ANP) - Praise
for the contribution Negro fighting
men are making for the preserva-
ton Of the four freedoms was
voiced by Or. Mary Mcleod Be-
fhune. president OF the National
Council Of Negro Women. last Sun.
day. She was one Of three CUES,
speakers at the Thanksgiving din.
ner given for wounded soldiers and
sailors by the Equestriennes. . club
Of government girls. at the Lucy
Digs Stowe Hall
I'VE women want TO do all we
can to help that your pathway is a
smooth as possible" she told the
servicemen who listened intently
"Whstever happens to that body"
she added. I'VE know that the soul
Is eternally at rest.
my prayers are for you: my
work. my fight Be honored and
be proud of the contribution you
are making for the four freedoms. ="
william H. HASTE. former civilian
aide to the Secretary of War. and
Mai. Harriet West. Women's Army
corps. were the other two speakers.
HASTE gave the lie to the "25-
year-old" story that Negroes in
World War I were a failure. He
described the story as an attempt
10 discTedit Negro fighting men.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-11
The Party Line

The festive spirit runs high a,
organizations continue on with ele'
CANT banquets.
Workers For Posterity, that grand
group OF 60 workers who. under the
leadership OF Mrs. Ida Isaacs. have
their own club house on Garfield
and are doing definite work for
women, gave their annual dinner
party on the second floor OF their
club quarters. They have much TO
be thankful for, as they have prac-
tically rebuilt their building, re-
Gently damaged by Are.
The Rey. Solomon Ross, OF Shiloh
Baptist church, was the guest speak
er OF the occasion, which also served
for the installation of officers and
committees for the New Year. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Cole were guests
who spoke, also ". A. Bristol. Their
messages were inspiring. Mrs. E6ie
WATSON was installed as secretary.
Mrs. Lila Holley was mistress OF
ceremonies.
The color scheme OF blue and
white was carried out in the deco
rstions. tapers, etc. as the three
course turkey dinner was served
Since the buildings remodeling
they have a new flourescent light
and also blue neon sign that illum-
mates from the window. It's grand
work and full cooperation behind
this working group will put it over
one hundred per cent.
* X X
Alexander Patterson left for ar
exciting weekend to visit Mrs
Georgia Miller OF Columbus, Ohio
X X X
Mrs. Lillian Hammond of Algel
avenue was the hostess supreme o.
the week when she entertained ;
bevy OF celebrities al her lovely
home. To the delight Of the guests
their table was a spectre OF beauty
A huge ham and the genuine creole
gumbo, plenty OF champagne, fine
liquors and beer. Her table service
was exquisite. and her home always
radiant with floral bouquets. Mr.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-11

Hammond is basking in the suns at
Hot Springs; however he sent his
greetings to their friends.
The party was for the great star
Ethel Waters. .Manton Moreland and
Ben Carter stars OF movie and stage,
who were in town for a week. They.
too. hail from Los Angeles. Local
stars and famous people were in
vited in TO partake of the delicious
repast and choicy chatter. They in
cluded Marcellus Wilson. Velma
Middleton, Ann Forsythe of Los
Angeles, Tom Brookins of New
York, Romaine Johns, Buffalo
James. Billy Burk, Ida Williams,
Irving Roane, John White, Marian
Noyse. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jones.
Mary Finley, Harry papa d.
Johnson, Alice Elrod, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ted Pons, Mr.. Price. Smooks How
ard, Willie Dash, Everett Watson,
Freddie GuinyaA and Roy Mapp.
X X X
The BinzetteS gave their annual
Thanksgiving dinner entertaining
their husbands and friends at the
Paradise Bowl Saturday night. The
tables, artistically decorated with
various colored baby NUNS. games
were played and a variety of beau
tiful prizes won by the guests. At
tending were Mr.. and Mrs. James
Price, Mrs Pippin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Harris, Mrs. Elvia Augwaim. Mrs.
Flossy Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Tur-
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs. George Cole, Mr.. and
Mrs o. T. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Carter, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Rodoa, Mrs. Florence May
Barrett. Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Lewis,
Miss Velma May, 1t. George B.
Greenlee of Pittsburgh.
* X X
The Milton Monjoys are happy. &.
Their bundle Of heaven has ar
rived, girl weighing ga pounds.
The mother is the former Evelyn
Solomon.
y X X
Mrs. Ann L. Taylor. president Of
the Detroit Knoxville College Alum
nj Association. has just received a
letter from DR.. VIM. Lloyd lines,
president of Knoxville college,
thanking the local o ganization for
their kind reception extended him.
and for the generous gift OF $4,000
10 be used as a scholarship. Presen-
tation was made when he spoke at
Ebenezer recently.
Many alumni members enjoyed
closed meeting with him in the
dining room OF st. Johns Presby-
terrain church.
DR.. lines delivered stirring mes
sage to this group and talked over
many of the college plans for the
education OF Negro youth. Among
those present were DR.. w. Thomas
Love, DR.. and Mrs. Albert Cleaguc,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-11
3 REPUDIATE.
DEATH STORIES
OF AARON FOX

Although three OF Ave witnesses
repudiated earlier statements against
Aaron Fox. l8-year-old Negro. OF
$500 Beaubien. at his examination
Monday. he was held by Recorders
Judge Christopher E. Stein for trial
on a first degree murder charge in
the death of DR.. Joseph De Horatiis
in the race rioting on June FL.
Only two OF the witnesses, all
teen-age Negroes who implicated
Fox by statements before the Prose-
cutor, repeated their testimony on
the stand in a two-and-a-half-hour
examination. Fox is being held
without bail. Trial date will be vet
later.
Detective Sgt. Charles Buckholdt
announced that the three witnesses
would be taken TO court 10 testify
again Tuesday morning. Sgt. Buck
holdt said the youths had told him
they would tell the truth if they
went 10 court again.
He said that although Fox was
held for trial without their testi-
mony against him. he wanted it as
matter Of record in the case. The
three witnesses told him that they
had failed to repeat earlier state
ments because they were nervous
and afraid while on the stand, he
said.
Fox was identified by two wit.
nesses, who testified TO seeing Fox
throw a rock through the open win
dow OF DR.. De Horatiis' car the
morning Of June 81 and then run
10 the car after 1t crashed into a
pole and strike the physician on the
head with another rock as he
slumped over the wheel.
Two others, also juveniles. de.
MED on the stand that they had
been at the scene al the time and
the third said that he could not
identity Fox as having been at the
scene.
These three witnesses are Regi-
nald Porter. Is, OF $500 Beaubien;
Ross Capito. IS, OF 62l Medbury.
and Ray Thomas. Is. Of 5l4 Hendrie.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-11
Detroit Club Women To Honor Mrs. Rosa Gragg Sunday
MUSICAL TEA
SET FOR CLUB
IN AFTERNOON

TIE Detroit Association Of Won
ems clubs have declared Sunday,
Dec. IL. Rosa l. GraEg Day.
Mrs All Thomas, chairman :;
q musical tea n her honor. AZ the
association from I 10 6, stated that;
I'VE are fortunate in having q presi-
dent meriting ~ich Tespec.,"
Mrs GrAeg race relation advisor
OF the state az Mich. gar and presl-
dent OF the Women's Association 81
clubs, has the distinction az being
named one OF he SIX outstanding
Negro women.
Under her able leadership the as
rocis;ion purchased beautiful and
spacious club house; there are q
number az clubs throughout the
r1id-wes. named in her honor She
was author Of The Rosa l. Gragg
Ten Point Victory Plan" o! train
tng and employing 10000 Negro
women in industry which is being
used extensively.
Mrs All Thomas also stated that
SDe;roit would be proud 10 pay
homage 10 so grand = lady"
Mrs Lucia Hill is program chair
man.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-11

Henry Cleague. Miss M Adelaide
Taylor, Mrs. Leila Duncan, Telford
Duncan, Mrs. Richard T. Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher Tucker, Mrs.
Hester Holloway, Mrs. Deliska Pitts,
Mrs. Helen Carney. Miss Carrie
Sterling. Miss Sadie Thompson,
Mrs. Mamie Cheatman, Mrs. Del
freda Elys, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Overton. Clarence Robinson, Mrs.
Bernice Boddie, Mrs. Arnetta Cor
don, Mrs. Julia Clark, Mr.. and Mrs.
Babcok, B. D. Johnson, Mrs Mamie
Miller, Mrs. A. l. Taylor, Miss
Sarah Hayden. Snow F. Grigsby,
the Rev. Mr.. Motion and others.
\: x x
Hospitality reigned supreme on
Harding avenue during the psst hol-
idsys. Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Hatch OF
40l3 started with cocktails and
breakfast at 10 a. m. for the new
neighbors who recently moved
there. Their guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin McLendon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. II. Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Taylor Wiser, Miss Eula Wiser, Mr..
and Mrs. Fad Scallion. and Mrs.
Jettie Walker of Pslenstine, Texas.
DR.. and Mrs. I. H. Long, Mr.. Hatch,
Sr.
* y: y
At 4 o'clock dinner was served at
the Logan Milligans OF Harding in
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-11

honor OF Mrs. Milligan's father, B.
B. Bradley Of Romeo, Mich. The
table was beautiful and beautifully
supplied with all, the merriment.
A note Of lonesomeness. existed for
the younger Milligans. Logan, Jr., is
somewhere in the South Pacific.
There were greetings from Eola and
1t. VIM. Russell. A greeting from
Dewitt who is now in Ireland.
x x *
The Chas. Howard Smiths OF
Harding avenue served a Scrump-
tious turkey dinner 10 the same
gang with the addition of Mr.. and
Mrs. 1zell Fisher and Chas. j.. Jr.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-11
Last Of Jamaica Farm
Workers Leave Jersey

NEW YORK. - Las of the ia
nnsicsn farm workers stationed at
Bridgeton. N. j.. left Sunday for
Florida where they will continue
their farm work In the citrus
orchards.
OF the 100 Jsmaicans who started
work in South Jersey In the spring
only 3s5 remained after the sum-
mer harvest to brave out the cold
weather 10 which they were no,
accustomed.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-11
Kentucky Organizes
State NAACP Group

HARLAN. Ky.-(ANP)-A state
organization was formed Sunday
when the various branches OF the
NAACP met here Louisville, Eliza
bethtown. II. -arG. Paducah. Ash
land. Harlan. Middlesboro. Lynch.
and Benham were among the Ken
lucky branches represented.
Evening star., 1943-09-27
ROOMS FURNISHED.
MopyIond and v;ra;r;a ffn.s

BRADDoCK HTS, vA.--Purnished bed.
venetisn blinds. oil heat; no COOKING faciii.
ties. Two. bus services to PpntsQon a.
Wssh vIsss ndr,I phons ggs, Mon. for appointment.
VERY WEB at sttrscs,ye newly fyrn. room with
shower. also single roor.i excellent r1eirh.
borhood. near Walker Chapel bus route,
garage available Phone OIL, 4f2g.
ONE DOUBLE ROOM, twin beds: also ons
studio room: nice home with / employed
Fss IsdE Specp sSme pmesls ala block from bus. Gail
TAkOMA PARK-College graduate offers
another lady, pleasant furnished room Il,
her apt, with or without K. D. Miss Hof-
lovely ROOM. free for refined sirl a ia
sssp saevR sRildTsn .oSeasionally Hillside 1sl5W
bath, bedroom, private entrance; sIi wk.:
!es n. CLEVELAND ST. 81. Arlington. va
and restauysnts. Cali. Oh: s464,
TWO ROOMS with privete bath between:
Sass Sns Slnss bns room bus stop &C. ce5ner; pri-
WANTED-Conrenial Government girls to
share room and kitchen privileges with
congenial serviceman's wife; S22 80 each.
ntilitiss paid, Call CHI. 1879.
DELIGHTFULs large, nicely furn., we'll
heated rm., twin beds, semiprivate bath,
man preferred. Gall after pm. WI eoTe.
SILVER SPRING---Large rm, newly furn.
twin beds, in neat gas-heated home. with
no children. dogs, or other roomers: garase
and phone avail; on bus line. Phone
GUYS saysr NsDS WILSON sSJ sH hLyn gs7e
ly furnished room. ami. kitchenetts.
Phone Falls Church S56-W-o
Evening star., 1943-09-27
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

ATTRAC. studio rm. and kit, mod. fur;
edaF sd aqHs M R5s sds & sioSS Ts sf ss'tsS sS
GIRL TO SHARE broom apt. Cali ME.
274O, am. to $3.50 pm; ask for Miss
isas 44th PL. SEE rooms for Iight
hSgsekeeping all utilities included and
s Eooa q sPS f. FTsiS,1sire' slnf 5000 transp.
YoUSG LADY AqSa to Share IL attract v room
sf sFff aP4tssT PSksfsHfP S ss TbSs msas.s.s
couple to furnish small services and bond.
apt. with gentleman. % Ludlow ludlow" ss4S after
1855 BRENTWOOD RID. NE. Apt. es-B@
bah E rshsp Ho sss ss
EXCELLENT oPP!oKTTNITY ter one Jew.
ish girl i'll to share fugn apt with others:
Two so0Ms, tit Kitchen saS9 and BATH available
Oct L; Randle Heights section; S65 month;
beat bef1 and Rox Utilities stan included adults no
GIRL to share rooms. rooms kitchenette. bath
apt; with l other; separate rooms S35s5 50
grill; for 1 person; gentle home. GE.
COTTAGE CITY. MD-Basement. partly
haRGE hais on5oR soRoSs sSsp' APARTMENT. su.tael.
and Navy Annex Call Monday evening
any .p.tTMtvT sims GL "a ss71 81 bon Girl.
1403 st. ne. WI. 1892 or RA. 0751,
THREE RMS. and private bath, 1st moor.
nicely furn.; possession at once; SIS. cau
NICELY FURNISHED double room, kitchen
privileges II desired. or will share apart
ment: S25 each. GE. 1889.
REFINED, SETTLED LADY desires re-
Sponsible lady as roommate in comforta BILE
apt: no late hours or smoking; breakfast
privileges. reasonable. North 671S after
s pm. 27s
Ills LANIER PL N.w-Two double front
bedrooms well furnished: lovely living In,..
1909 ST.-Entire foor: accommodate
six: private bath: smaller apts. for less
pie; ali utilities furnished
2 BEDROOMS, private bath. with south
porch: suitable for or 4 persons. 1924
Belmont st. NV.
GIRL TO SHARE attractiNely furnished 2-
room apartment, NV. SECTION with another
girl; all conveniences. Hobart $3.50. 2Ss
(Continued on NeYt pare1
Evening star., 1943-09-27
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

1881 ST. N.E.-Lovely large rm., twin
beds, adj. shower and bath, streetcar at
333 10th N.E.-,Prvate home; comfortable
room, twin beds; no other roomers; conv
sTansP Poth s. Per week Each room nr,v.,s
home: next bath, for lady. Unlim. phone.
BRooKIANp. us Lawrence st. ne.
ladies'. very convenient transportation un-
limited phons; S15 each month. Ho. SOLO.
room Ho neE 4ss path
2403 J2th ST. NE. near Rhode Island
aye.--single room for gentleman. NO.
1928 OTIS ST.. NE.-Nicely furn.. large
room, private home; excellent location;
soi ST. SE. apt ssinse a4 room ssss next
to bath; convenient TRANSPORTATION. Phone
5so1 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.E.-Desir-
able master bedrm., detached home, nicely
FURNISHED; sentile; coed bus seryice no
sf sT Ne of "a
ave. on Capitol, Hill, opposite Supreme
GoHrt fs Bui!dinsmLargs sods double front room,
sirable loca ton immediate possession.
Phone Lincoln 1855, or call. One occupant,
iaso oRREN ST. N.E.-Two furnished
rooms, girls only; war or Govt. workers;
sSPI1'tf NICELY Efu5RsSSIIsHEp front room, next to
bath; | or refined ladies': private home.
NEAR NOhl II CaPIlOL ana n. l, ave. n e,
Attractive single room. next bath: all
conveniences; employed person, So. DU.
1896.
44iO 18th PL. N.E.-Lovely room. semipri-
vate bath. in detached, refined home; nice
323 Z ST. N.E.-Large double room on
lst floor near Streeetcars and bus lines;
1928 c ST. .NE.-Twin beds. private bath.
? closets; bus at door; Sc week each:
eli 18th ST. NE.-Large double room, nr.
bath, 4 windows twin beds, use of tele-
phone; pref. : men. IL 5655.
GIRL, settled. 35-40 years old, preferably
wife of serviceman,, to share double room
with another girl; kitchen privileges. Elk.
1855 BRENTWOOD RID. NE. Apt e3-B-
Furnished room with phone, semlprivate
bath; convenient transp. HO. $500. 2S'
1916 E ST. NE, Apt. 314 South-Nicely
furn. room for refined employed GENTLE
lady. Call after 7 pm, FIR. 1900.
furnished guesthouse for girls, Opp. su-
preme Court Bldg. Everything new.
Large, clean, light rooms, single beds.
Excellent furniture. Reception lounge.
New low. rates. So so up,
floor, furn. or unfurn., new home. " block
18th and Pa. ave. bus line. Enquire after
Evening star., 1943-09-27
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

CHEVY CHAsE-Loveiy home; several Sirii
to share large room. private bath: home
oso sssh sfs ST. Nsaos nv eass Oh ior
ladies'; wonderful downtown location: home
aYtm9sPhers Yna9Sa T:iRs excellent z. meals
large front room. GOOD sood tram transp.: aos excelleni li
. meals; reasonable. RA. 1857.
assist sSyn,,aS With I supper and do dishes Monday
sso nnvafEaRs T s4n asner sM sl9s
siTis; excellent food; convenient ,tranpor.
.atlon; tian 1oo Laundry psytlese OIL heats recep
Ha 100 'oHa 18Th 81 81. NV S.WT.--rivs rooms, on.
triple. 9 baths; good meals Special rstes
fsPsse sIoek ss buFSNr Fess eIRcTt sRssr 1904
suss,thhouse; excellent meals; $40 PEI
EXCLUSIVE HOME for Govt Girls, excel.
lent meals double bbo and triple rooms; $50
mSash,6i nsss oR PH Psso siS1 Mass. AVE. N.w.-v..
ARLINGTON. ,vA.,;-vacancles for ) girls
with 10m a wins BEDS sr soos tS inss sas r% n
BIsaST pstsfS new ,o's war : ana N'v'
or room to share; reasonable rate: coal
asoS-4Sios siiiss 18th Ashss' 81. N.w.-several va.
cancies for young women in guest homes
operated by South Carolinian, excellent
living, conditions. Breakfast and dinner
served. Also gentleman to share room
2107 s ST. N.W.-.-Larse room, twin beds.
suitable for 2 girls; large room to share
With With girl; conv; transj; DU. 1494.
l7O9 21st ST. N.W.--Large room, suitable
for 3 or 4 young people: also / vacancy IL
double room for girl. Delicious meals.
ARL., Lyon Park - Govt girls. II you
really enjoy good food cali GIL. 32SS /
block transp., homelike, restricted
1914 18th ST. N.W.-Large triple studio
room, also girl to share large room; homo
ENJOY THE coNvENiENCE EsiSSt e 'tSn Of living in
downtown Wash, telephone in each rmi.;
s-hr dinner period. Double rna.. available
sysilable H. bic Oct lst Also complete double
WESLEY HALL, formerly SCOTS Club
Ratinning is no problem to you. Good
meals and rooms Rates. SAL to $50
month, double. Close to work. A grand
lot Of young people in residence. 1926 21st
st. NV. NO. 5000
ARL., LYON PK.--Double room, well
heated; carefully planned meals: bloch
transp,: restricted. Glebe 1888.
1516 MASS. AVE. NV. "A distinctive
home for young people in an unsurpassed
location. reasonable.
2322 39th ST. N.W.-Lovely room, new
house, bus at corner: excellent meals: best
transportation: girl 2Qs