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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-12-04
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-12-04
Rites for Esther Harris
Held al Tifereth Israel

Miss Esther Harris, who died at
her home, 1910 Randolph street NV,
was buried yesterday in Tifereth
Israel Cemetery She had been
forced by illness to give up her work
as bookkeeper for National Screen
Service Corp. year ago.
Miss Harris, A, was born and ed
ucated in Baltimore and came here
with her family rs years ago. She
was a member of the service council
of the Jewish Community Center.
She was sister of DR.. Joseph
Harris of the George Washington
University Medical School faculty.
She also is survived by her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Harris; three
sisters, Miss Ruth Harris, Miss Ma
omi Harris and Mrs. Albert Blonder
and four brothers, Harry r., Morris.
Ellis and Sydney Harris, all of
Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-12-04
Lafayette Due 10 Top
50 Tons in Paper
Drive This Week

Lafayette School, still far out In
front in The Evening Star-PTA Sal
vage-for-Victory program, probably
will pass the 00,000-pound mark
with this weeks collection. The
schools present total is $3.50
pounds.
Last weeks collections changed
school standings, with Mcfarland
moving into I'd place from Sd,
Gordon to 5th from 9th, Seaton to
9Th from 18th, Bryan to 18th
from 18th. Randall to 18th from be-
low the first 20 and Wheatley to
18th from below the first 20.
A total of Is schools now have
passed the 100 pounds per capita
mark. They are Taylor, 234; Hearst,
1911; Pierce, 1911; Blow, 159: West,
149; Kingsman, 146; Grant. 142;
Lafayette, 1872; Hardy, 116; Fillmore,
III; Buchanan, ia; Blair, ia;
Seaton, 113; Orr, 113; Brookland,
104, and Hayes, 102.
The 20 leadirng schools and their
poundage to date follow: Lafayette,
IS, $50; Mcfarland, 1880; Kings
man, 75,O57; Buchanan, IS ,687; Cor
don, 50,547; Hearst, 49.748; Jefferson,
48,808; Benning, 42,065; Seaton, A.
OTIS; Blow, 40,475; Bryan, 38,771;
Hilton-Peabody, 1884; Randall,
1888; West, 37,815; Orr, 37,142;
Noyes, $685. Wheatley. 1929;
Murch, 32,791; Barnard, $4,000; Fill
more, 81, 1852.
Collections in the second district
tomorrow, together with the leaders
and their poundage to date are as
follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-12-04

Ask the man who owns one ..
A beauty to look at, and JOY to own
that's the Packard Clipper. It's even
better than it looks! No wonder 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-12-04
Mrs. Reordon, Mother
Of Slain Libroriun, Dies

Mrs. Lula Cox Reardon, formerly
of the $500 block of Woodley road
NV, died Saturday at St Luke's
Hospital, Richmond, Va, after q
long illness. Funeral services were
to be held at pm. today at the
Wheatley funeral home, Alexandria.
Burial was to be in the Presbyterian
Cemetery at Alexandria.
Born in Virginia, Mrs. Reardon
lived most Of her life in Washing
ton. She is survived by brother,
William Porter Cox, Washington,
and several sisters, including Mrs.
Beverly Stannard, Norfolk, Va. A
daughter Catherine, assistant Ii
brarian of Washington Cathedral,
was killed last March / at the
Cathedral library.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-12-04
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-12-04
Sumner K. flushing Dies;
Brother Of ALL Official

Sumner Kinney flushing, a, Of
400 East Gusts avenue, Alexandra,
Va. brother Of William G. Hushing,
chairman OF the National Legisla-
tive Committee Of the American
Federation Of Labor, died OF heart
attack Saturday in Alexandria Hos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-12-04

pital. He was N employee Of the
Navy Yard here.
The body was taken yesterday to
Litchfield. Ill, for funeral services
and burial.
Mr.. flushing also is survived by
his widow, Mrs. Anne M. flushing
two sons, 1t. Comdr. william g
flushing and 1t. Sumner X. Hush
ing, both in the Navy; another
brother, j. e. flushing, United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-12-04

her writing to three and four let
tiers daily. "He tried not to be dis
couraged," his wife said, ''but he
was anxious over the folks back
home and his little girl"-2-year-old
Peggy Ann.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-12-04

Out Of the fight will come
might-the might Of America. The
Sixth War Loan drive Is on-on to
victory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-12-04

marshal, Panama Canal Zone, and
. sister, Miss Ota May flushing,
Litchfield, III.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-05-12

Erdvilas, atsukes klingi, pravere du-
ris. IS ten tvostelejo smarve taip kad W.
ras turejo nosi pasukti j sail. Vienok SUI
silaike ir mete AKIN ] vidu. Prize sienu
prikalti reteziais gulejo zmoniu kaulai, po
kiekvienais kaulais buvo siaudu pluokSte-
liai mielasirdingumo zenklas.
Su neslepiama isgastim metesi vyras
atgal is tos itartinos trobos.
Eime! = sauke dabar Samadziu-
ke, nzdarius baisia troba - Dabar zino-
81 kas liekasi uzpakalyje, - kalbejo mer-
gina, zengdama sparciai per lauka.
Erdvilas ejo tyledamas. Nenoromis jo
omenyje pakilo klausimas kas butu buve
jeigu Samadziuke butu pastumejus j If
uzsukus pirma story duru klingi, pas
kui uzdarius IL antras duris? sta min
tt net sirpuliai nuejo per visa kuna. Stip-
rios sienos, Sulais grysta troba ir tuliQ lu-
bomis butu j prarijus, kaip kitus, ami
mai
Erdvilas norejo uzsimesti. sarvus, bet
j sudraude2 Samadziuke patardama kad
salvai tiktai trukdys.
: Balos pakrastyje, Sokinedami kupstas
nuo kupsto, jiedu pasieke klumus, uz ku-
riu slepesi neddele valtele Sudeje viska
sta waltz, sulipo patys. Erdvilas, pa
emqs irkla norejo jau irtis.
= Palauk. = sudraude j vel Sama-
dziuke - Rekia nors deivems-valdyto-
IONS auka sudeti, kad duotu laime kelio-
n6je - II tai pasallius j priglaude val
tele plie CANA plataus akmens, stovinclo
pakraStyie, ir iSlipus, sudejus rankas eme
melstis.
Nenoromis Erdvilas mete akin ja
Kaip il dabar nepanasi buvo ta kuria Jis
kasdiena buvo priprates matyti: Lalbas,
patogus liemuo, kaip liemuo lygios pusail..
tes. sukabintas kikliku, stovejo prizes j
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-05-12

dabar, aplietas saules spinduliu. Galva
pakelta dangu zerejo nuo pakakles, pa
redziusios ia. Baltos smulkios rankos,
sudetos kaip vaiskus radastos ziedas, nu-
sviestos rausva spalva, kabojo ore. Rau-
donos jos lupos snabzdejo malda. Nadia
ta RENE visas veido sudejimas ir gilios,
tartum kokia tai slepini uzslepusios akys:
Su nusistebejimu ziurejo Erdvilas j
mergaite, nenoredamas akiq atitraukti,
il paskui nueme nuo savo pirSto zieda If
numete pelke.
- Dabar kelione! = tare sesdama
waltz if pratusia ranka pakreipe waltz zie-
miu ir rytu kampa.
(Bus daugiau)
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-05-12

610 pusl. didumo knyga - kama $500
stai didzausia knyga kokia tik galit tike-
It's uz $500 gauti: paveiksluota, tvirtas au-
dino virseliais, populiariska lengva kalba
parasyta, stambiom radem. Apsakoma pa
saulio istorijos eiga, didieji karai, kurie to-
sesi pc 80 metu, zymieji karzygiai ir ju
darbu pedsakai. Napoleono uzpuoimas Ru-
sijos ir tt. Rasit aprasyta joje kaip EMO
Mia gyveno. karavo nuo pat pries-istori-
niu laiku, per vsus amzius Xxi musu dienu,
kokios buvo didzios ir galingos tautos ir
ju valdovai.
Siuskit laiske $500 SUI savo adresu ir
prasykit prisiusti jums 610 pusapiV
didumo zmonijos Istorija.
Reikalaukit DirvOje
82O Superior Ave. Cleveland 3, Obi
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-05-12

IZAOKAS pagimde Jokuba,
o socialistas "Maiktevis' mir
damas pagimde du testament
tn. Dabar prasidejo pas So
cialistus "kunigo nauda vel
Mai gaudo".
SOCIALISM, Naujienos ne
gall isspresti ar Vokieciai is
Rusijos "bega ar traukiasi".
Padarykim kompromisa ir sa-
kykim jie ''kraustosi".
BOLSEVIKAS Pruseika sa-
ko, bolsevikiskai Literaturos
Draugijai symet bus "geri me-
tai. Mat, mfrs nemaza senes-
niu Lietuviu ir bus galima ju
ardvus nuo kapu nukopijavus
padaryti ''naujais" draugijos
nariais.
TAS pats Leonas cituoja
kudirka, kuris Lietuviams lie
pc tureti "labai aiskias gall
vas". Deja, musu bolsevikai
ne tik aiskiu, bet, ir neaiskiu
! galvu negali tureti, nes jas
! sudauze kakta bemuzdami Ma
skvos dievaiciui "paklonus".
Kai buvo carai, tokius pa
klonus" vadindavo "celobytja".
SLA lido globejas S. Moe
kus gal Zinc ka sake: Ar Lau-
kaitis gaus daugiau balsu ar
maziau, Bagocius vistiek liks
SLA prezidentu.
zinot kur tos paslapties jies-
koti? - Chicagoj, po Grigai-
clio kepure. Kaip jis nores
taip ir bus net jeigu SLA
ir els pc plyniu.
SAVE "laisvamaniu" vadi-
mas Metelionis "numaskuoja"
Smetona bolseviku atrugose.
Kadangi Smetona jokios mas
kes" neturejo tai Metelionis
pasidaro su nesanciais VETO
malunais bekovojanciu Don
| Kisotu.
DR.. KAsKIAUCIUS bolsevi-
kus spaudoje gvildena klausi-
ma: "Kvepuot pilvu. ar kru-
bos sakini issiversti ir "Ge-
geriausia megsta kvepuoti uz
| grotu.
MASKVOJE ilgus metus ko-
respondentu buves Walter Du-
ranty savo nauJoJe knygoJe,
"USSR", sake, Stalinas 1892
metals badu ismarines daugiau
negu A milijonus gyventoJu
Ukrainoje, nenorejusiu eiti i
komunistinius kolhoZus, mes
bijojes. =. Japonijos ruolimo!
Baime turi dideles axis!
SOCIALISM, Naujienos ap-
gailauja sudziuvima Lietuviu
Socialistu Sajungos, kuri ka-
dais turejo kuopu veik visose
kolonijose. Turbut, socialistai
pamirso savo Sajunga laisty-
ii, kaip dainoje liepiama: "Lai-
styk rutele vyneliu, @ lelijele
vandeniu"
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1944-05-12

SLA organas Tevyne kai
mirtin pasmerktas zmogzudys:
nezino kada ia "bagoti' EMO
mes (milijonus turD elektros
keden pasodins. Beda netur-
tingam!
BOLsEVIKU Vilnis nusne-
ka: "Lietuvai tapus Tarybine,
viskas is pamatu pasikeite".
Tikra tiesa: visas Lietuvcs pa
matas butu Sibire netrukus at
sidures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-12

C2te, ReFLSF
OoV OF Ifl LNo=RG50zz lfaco AIHi5tfCes - RI H=
81 6sGSARs/ Te0 SELL >l7u FoT
-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23
Postwar Heating Plants
To Stress ConUertibility

That postwar heating plants
will be designed for maximum
convertibility was the opinion eX-
pressed Saturday by the Plumbing
and Heating Industries Bureau.
The bureau points out that
nearly all manufacturers of boil
ers are emphasizing the all-pur-
pose boiler in their postwar sales
plans.
1t has been found that il is
entirely feasible TO construct a
boiler that will operate with the
same high degree of efficiency on
solid, liquid or gaseous fuel while
at the same time providing the
homeowner with equipment that
can conveniently and economically
be shifted from one fuel TO an
other.
In line with the idea OF provid-
ing homeownerS with the option
of using any fuel, many builders
are paying greater attention to
chimney design and planning to
provide postwar houses with
chimneys that have sufficient flue
capacity for solid fuel, either auto
matically or manually fired.
Also in line with the trend
to provide maximum flexibility,
builders are not overlooking the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23

Importance Of providing storage
space for coal, should the owner
wish to use solid fuel.
During the oil crisis, many
homeowners who wanted TO con-
vert found that they had no suit
able place for coal storage.
This is particularly true of base
mentleSs houses.
Recent surveys have shown that
an increasing number of people
appreciate the advantage of a
basement for recreation as well
as storage.
Not only is the basement the
ideal place for the laundry. but it
is the logical place for the unit
which is sure 10 meet with pop
ular favor in postwar years-the
deepfreeze unit.
The builder who plans for to-
morrow will provide a basement
with optional room for fuel stor-
age near the heating plant, it was
stressed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23
Women S Council
Of NAREB Grows
Eleven New Chapters
Have l32 Members

Among reports that made
NAREB directors blink at their
Columbus conference was that OF
Hazel NJ. Long. chairman of the
womcrs council, Headlines, real
tor publication. stated Saturday
"Shiniest facets Of Miss
Longs report were that II new
chapters, 1872 new members,
had been added 90 the councils
numbers for the first half of
the year" il stated.
"In other words. the council
has a total of 10 chapters, sos
women members, and splendid
prospects for continued growth.
"All this. despite the heaviest
drain on women power In the
history Of the country.
THE new chapters were or
gained at san Antonio and
Houston. TeN., Miami and Or
lando. Fla, The Oranges, y. j.,
Cincinnati. Long Beach. Cal,
Hot Springs. Ark, and in
Arizona and Nevada"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23
Luxury Look
Easily Had
PIain-C olored Walls
Advised by Experts

Many home planners have dis
that rooms with the
look of luxury" are best achieved
through well-chosen plain-colored
background walls and ceilings,
and furnishings that play up
the background colors. authorities
on the subject stated Saturday.
For instance, soft, restful green
colorkote walls and ivorykote
ceiling are made doubly attractive
when accented by a braided rug
Of Nile green, they pointed out.
'Ivory leather davenport and
easy chairs, coZily grouped
around the fireplace, make a
perfect match with the ceiling"
they said.
Curtains, chairs, footstools
and other touches I'm the room,
either of rust or maroon, pro-
vide necessary warmth.
"A mirrored coffee table and
end tables, as well as deco
rative mirror above the fire.
place, reflect the luxurious
looking hut simply designed
living room"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23
Housemdn Firm
Field Agents

The Fouscman.Spitzlcy Corp
Saturday was appointed sales
agent FOR Field Lumber & I'm
proycment Companys new home
project in Ferndale
The homes are Of frame con-
,,ruction bungalow TYPO with
utility ro0m.
4 model is located in lrnsn
.Nenuo lust south o. l. Ten Mile
-1ai and one mile OF Woodward
twenty-five homes arc ready
mp occupancy
TIE HoG>cman-Spit2icy orcani-
alton also reports the last o. POO
ncle homes IN It's Coilesedale
pro- Get IN the Northwest sub
division az Seven and One-Half
Nile Road Fargo Avenue has
been C0mpleipd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23
Early Radiator Order
Urged by Makers

Manufacturers of cast iron ra-
diatorS and boilers are urging all
home owners to place their orders
row with heating and piping con-
tractors for any radiators which
they may need for repair or re-
placement this fall and winter.
Deliveries are being delayed
more and more due 10 manpower
shortages in foundries and the
conversion of many plants to war
production.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23
Enoineers Move

Russell Engineering Corp. has
moved from COZ Shelby TO 1900
PenobScot Bldg. Detroit 26.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23

Rules
Insured Mortgage
Plan Called Help
Continued from Page one)


with many protective safegl1Mls
for the buyer.
Under the FILA plan, the mort
gage debt on the home is reduced
steadily by equal monthly pay
ments. which also include interest
0imited 10 a maximum of Az
per cent on reducing balances)
and the FILA mortgage insurance.
premium of one-half of l per cent.
These payments also include
amounts sufficient TO accrue real
estate taxes and hazard insurance
premiums in advance, thereby
protecting home owners against
default on these important items,
he stated.
MINIMUM STANDARDS
Under the FILA plan, existing|
homes which meet FILA minimum|
standards AS to physical soundness|
and location are eligible for in
Sured mortgages covering up to|
80 per cent of the FILA valuation|
OF the property and may run for|
as long as 20 years. he added.
Foley pointed out that on SUCH
a loan, the monthly payment perl
81 900 for principal and interest
and FILA mortgage insurance.
amounts TO S6.73, based on a maxi
imum 20-year loan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23
u. S. Farms Need
Many Repairs
Half Billion Outlay
Held Necessary

An expenditure of at least half
a billion dollars for the repair and
maintenance of farm buildings is
necessary this year in order to in
sure a maximum production Of
food, farm authorities estimate.
This figure is approximately 5
per cent OF the nations l0h-
billion dollar investment in farm
structures.
Agricultural engineers estimate
that crop losses caused by mad
equate shelters exceed those re-
sulting from poor threshing or
Smelling.
REPAIRS NECESSARY
Basic repairs are necessary 10
insure food for fighters and
civilians.
Important among recommended
Improvements is the insulation Of
animal shelters and fruit and
vegetable storages.
protection against weather eX-
tremes and sudden temperature
changes means increased produc-
ton, decreased loss of stock and
reduced wastage.
PRACTICAL FOR FARM
Failure TO provide warm
housing, farm experts point out,
causes much needless loss of young
stock. especially chickens and
pigs.
BY keeping available heat in
side the structure. and reducing
air infiltration, insulation mini
mics these losses.
OF the various types Of insulat-
ing materials available today, in
sulating board is one of the most
practical for farm use.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23
CHAPTER ACTIVITIES

The last afternoon will be de-
voted 10 a meeting on local chap
ter activities with John c.
Thompson. chairman OF this COM
mittee, in charge.
That night members will at
tend the annual banquet where
they will hear an address by Eric
A. Johnston, president OF the
L. S. Chamber Of Commerce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23
MANY CLINICS

Thus more than one-half of the
3-day conference program will
be clinics patterned along those
held this year and which proved
so popular with members, Wood
ruff said.
The last morning session will
be given over 10 the business
meeting and election of officers.
At this session members will
vote on the associations new re-
organization program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-23
.MBA Farley
In October
Conference Plans
Take Shape EARLY

The Mortgage Bankers Associa-
ton of Americas 31st annual
meeting and conference on war
and postwar mortgage problems
is three months away but already
plans for them are we'll advanced,
II. G.. Woodruff of Detroit, its
president, said Saturday.
A tentative draft of the pro-
gram has been made by the COM
mittee headed by Bryon V. Kama
ley, Chicago. and invitations are
being extended.
Within a few weeks the pre-
liminary program will be in the
hands of members.
OPENING SESSION
The meetings are scheduled for
the Edgewater Beach Hotel, Chi
cago, Oct. l8. 19 and 20.
According 10 present plans. the
opening session will be given over
TO hearing two guest speakers
with the first Of three clinic Ses-
Sions that afternoon.
A dinner for all members will
be held that evening with one
guest speaker.
The second day will be devoted
entirely to clinics. w. A. Clarke,
of Philadelphia, chairman of the
MIA Clinic and Conference Com
mittee. is in charge of this phase
of the program.
Evening star., 1944-03-20
ROOMS fURNISHEp-horthwesf.

1922 L ST. N.W-Nicely furnished front
! basement rooms, Slusie or double, -. %
iii 81. NV. downtown Desirable
redecorated twln-bed rooms, ; and SH
DoWNroWN, near saucr Hotel Room
near bath with shower = gentlemen
1884 COLUMBIA RID Nw.-Men. So SO
heat: 10 min d'town on car line: 4 baths.
>h,o..erS hw ,n1neT,-SSpr mat AID 1870
Apt 43L-Beautttui room for or : girls
lIi9 GIRARD 81. NV. near iitn-Twin-
iGo5 e:ird ST Nv NHo0seEe5Dns rooms.
IS' week slso sleeping room, - wk.; near
1# GO: CoNN ool A'E-LaFss @--baas rRle' ,s He G
D0r'BLE front room. for / or , refined
persons who would appreciate nice,
&.1a5 i5 bong ST. N.W NwLharss t. 234 front studio
room elevator Service; ~l0-SI5 wk. small
'a M to aHt 5,6 Sd aSs 5.f W5t.s oq eoaoe a
tancC downtown Trana.ents accommo-
DoWNT0WN. Alabama Apis. 1913 y n W,
APl ~. single room, so month.
"N,ne Hobart 9,uu.
.#SH'er K Reed hosp@aaGH e5nt.c,8aa. nam Xxx. Xxx
DI FoNr CIRCLE. 1874 l9th st. NV
l@rsr NV -1rdrm VIA H., t5lr5alaa:r,r.
;:1 FARRAGur ST,-Lge dOla and Sole.
nm pyt. barn. shower, COW trans; PVT
ila."iE log MASS AVE fA,f. Sw SH oii'0 double front
room nicely turn, stmiprlyate bath, suIi-
able for = men, Ma. "pN2.
DOWNTOWN, corner 1th and Mass ave
INV, Home. Apt. 3@-Front room, elevator,
Qulct ren,leman. ME. 3n1@.
DIroNT AREA -LIeht airy base room
next half bath
men, sgie hcds. lnner-spg, matt SO
No N ~ 9,S3 arr ,e.,, p...,..
md floor room Tor quiet young man,
Christian. co. S5BS,
Evening star., 1944-03-20
ApARTMENTs FURNISHED.

! COMFORTABLE, attractive 2-bcdroom
ap TO share with fongeaial girls eon-
oT T'iFi'' ali dav o'sSf s9nday M ''-' "'''
GrRL TO O SHARE With another alr-sondi::
o4Ed "p Gn coBn 9B6ne ave- Maid n Csefaina sefvits
S5dieeo55 mo- t,','-' Boz a6@-G. Star,
OVERLOOKING soldiers Home grounds
Ima'. dc luxe kitchen. Screened-in porch,
eiCc.rIcity, gaS Frte!dairc, auto, neat ana
n2t %ater sempT'ne s3 ate o. M y pagr FTrnTg ed en-
20 DECATUR ST. NW.-Basemeny sp'..
Ian u'ils, included Call between > and
lThKoMa pARK-Naval officer desires TO
| share furnished house with congeniai cou-
81, o, G1 k,IoRAMa or sI,6 Fp a5teF pm
in excnangee for womarno to ssrc for s.
1oTNG GENTlLE s- GERL Esrs 70 sIg shag' cant sR:
rron st: 5-room apt near bus and cars.
comois'tiv furnished, no children or
2a'i tIth ST. ST N.r.--3rd floor, 8 rooms,
private bath, sereened-iu porch: suitable
, adults. no children. ~
|: ROOMS. semibath: sarden SPACE: $40;
sla ltth PI. Kitohenette and bed
5000 ST. NV or . Christian girls
70 share apt. With ann99ther' on streetcar
studio apt. kit. share bath for 3. S75;
also l-rm cooking fac for ., S55.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM. twin beds.
poyed couple; $40 incl utils. SH. 70o7.
IN NEW GENTLE HOME. living room
bedroom. kitchen, dinette, bath, pvt. en-.
trance employed couple; nr. walter Reed
HOSPITAL, $50 incl. utilities. SH. 1907.
1892 A ST. Sc, near 18th rooms.
1921 VERMONT AVE. N.W-Desirabis
furD. apis for > or 3 adults Sis: $50 mo.
maid service; good Ioc co. 50N4
FURNISHED APARTMENT rooms, h.-w.
heat, ] bedroom and modern kitchen sink.
refg,, buLt-in cabinets. Hobart 1904. go
10 9th ST. N.W.-Studlo apt, rooms.
kit. and private bath; lSt floor Of apt. bldg.
downtown, FL
=: ROOMS, FrlgidaIre. for Government
employed, refined, married couple gentle
home good trans. TR, 1886 after pm.
LOr SUNDAY D N.