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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-02-19

Since then La Traviata" has been
presented with marked success in
Chicagos Civic Opera house and
more recently in Pittsburgh where
IL was well hailed.
The stellar role of Vicoletta Is
being. handled by the accomplish
ed Mime. Evanti of this city. Mime,
Evanti has travelled abroad and has
garnered a wealth of experience,
and now has % operas In her rep
ertory.
Joseph LipScomb, Pittsburgh ten
or, will sing the part Of Alfred. Mr..
LipScomb Is tenor who has gain
ed distinction both in his home
town and in various other cities of
the midwest.
The other performers who make
up the entire cast have been selected
from Chicago, Philadelphia, New
York and Pittsburgh. The stage
direction is under the supervision
of Stivenallo Culcasi and 81 Lita
Haley. Freedrick Vajda, who evolved
the English text for la Traviata,
is in charge Of the entire musical
direction.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-02-19
Butterfield Now
With Uncle Sam

gram over WOR, in Newark, now
in New York City, called Cats
and Jumpers
The popular number OF a lew
wears back I'VE Can't Go On rms
Way" was written by Butterfleid.
Among his other contributions to
the field of composition and writ
ing are "Butterfield Book of Piano
Tricks" and his arrangement OF
Tonight We Love- called Bug
gle Do Concerto because the num-
Der was taken from TschaishoW-
sky's Concerto Number Ore In
D Flat Minor"
Born in Syracuse, NJ Y, Butter
field has lived in Newark since ne
was five. It was in the latter city
that he rose to national fame.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-02-19
Swing Fan Ends Her
Life Over Musician

NEW YORK - Co - Because
Elaine Steel, %; couldn't have
Freddie Beckitt, a slide tronbo1ist
with Lionel Hampton's band, she
killed herself with gas this week
The soda dispenser was touf1o
dead on the kitchen floor OF her
two room apartment in night
clothes. She had carefully Locked
her cat, Sugar, in the closet and
she was found unframed by the
superintendent
Elaine was definitely a swing fan
and had pictures of bandleaders
adjoining the apartment, with their
autographs. Beckett had frequently
visited her but had not been seen
there for about two weeks.
The unfinished note was ad-
dressed to "the man / love" and
was the only note to be found
when she was discovered In the
kitchen with four gas jets open.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-02-19
Bandleadef Sues
Cafe For S2,4OO

SPRINGFIELD, Mass.-(A " p
Bob Early, bandleader and two
other plaintiffs last week entered
suit in superior court against
Holyoke cafe, charging discrimina-
ton because of color. The band
leader, his wife and friend. last
September stopped at cafe which
they claimed refused to serve
them food and drinks and unlaW-
fully Disseminated against them
because of their color. They say
their suit totals $2,400.
Upon conviction of the charge,
law requires q forfeit to the PLAIN
tiff of not less than 500 and not
more than $500.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-02-19

stores.
Marking the first time any city
has had a colored news commen-
tator, which is unlike news an
nouncer, the program makes 1t
possible for listeners throughout
the country to hear q member of
their race comment on vital issues
as they affect them, in addition to
the latest information on global
developments, which affect all.
Il am DESTROYS of my people
having an additional voice of ex-
preston" Townsley said. "Colored
newspapers have done wonderful
Job of combating race bigotry since
the emancipation of the slaves,
but the time has come when we
need the help of the radio to push
our just fight for complete freedom
as American citizens.
Those who are responsible for
making the radio program possible
are Claude A Barnett, director OF
the Associated Press, Jack l..
Cooper, radio announcer and M.
Shetland, head of the Shetland De-
partment stores, Townsley reveal
ed. These men, he said, showed
exceptional interest in the idea OF
presenting q news commentator on
the radio.
The new commentator will be
heard every Sunday evening at
9.4a.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-02-19
OPS Photo

CAMP LEE, Vas N SHAY
ing covered more than $4,000 miles
annually in the United States,
Erskine Butterfield nationally ia
NOUS pianist composer now under
going basic military training here,
may soon travel in foreign lands.
From the Atlantic seaboard to
the Pacific coast millions have
heard the music of the soldier
musician who has never set foot
out of his native America. He
left an engagement at the Floren-
tine Garden, Hollywood, Calf, to
enter the service.
He formerly conducted pro-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-02-19
Chicago Has First
Negro Commentator

CHTCAGO-(A N p ~ A new
radio news program was heard last
Sunday evening, Feb. 6, over sta
ton WSBV at GAS, when Luther
A. Townsley, staff member of the
Associated Negro Press, gave q
10 minute news commentary, spon-
sored by Stetlands Department
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-02-19
Coast Leaders To Start National
Drive Against Film Iniustiees
La Trauiata To
Play In Gotham

WASHINGTON (ANP)-Members of the National
Negro Opera Companys cast of VerdIs la lraVata are
looking forward with great enthusiasm to their perfor
nance in New Yorks Madison Square Garden on March
49, Mrs Mary Cardwel Dawson manager announced mere
last week. The performance will mark the fourth major
appearance of the company since its successful opening
here in August at the Water Gate.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-02-19
Film On Negro Life
Is Termed insulting

that the technical execution was
faulty, and that the main message
of the film seemed to be warning
to American Negroes that they
are much better off now than they
would be under Hitler.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-02-19
INDICATED POWDER
40 YEAR FAv0RlTE

with thousands Of families, asltreheves
itching irritation of minor skin rashes--
bsbv's diaper rash. Sprinkle on Mexsana.
the soothing. medieated powder contain
ing ingredients many specialists often rec
.,rnmond. Costs little. Demand Mexsana.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-02-19
PLANS TO EXTEND COLLEGE

RICHMOND, Va. - (ANP) -
Upon recommendation Of Gov. OAR
den, the Virginia State senate re-
ceived a bill this week to establish
in Norfolk an extension of the Vir-
GINA State College for Negroes,
which Is located at Petersburg.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-02-19
A Bow to Duke


One of Americas greatest com
poSer.musicians will be PAID
tribute Sunday afternoon when
Andre KostelanetZ conducts hrs
famous radio orchestra in pres
entation of Duke .Elllngtons
sSophisticated Lady" and Soft
tude" on "The Pause that re
freshes on the Air" The program,
sponsored by Coca-Cola, is car.
ried coast to coast via CHS at
4:30, EWT.
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04
One Minute Test Answers.

!. Mark Anthony i'm his grafton
over the body of Caesar. "Fricnd>.
ROMANS. Countrymcn. lend me your
ears
2. Socrates. Xan,hippc. his wifcs
name. has become Synonymous with
shlcw.
3. Samson, when Delilah had his
hair cut.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04
WANT ADS
Get Results

GROCERIES. FRESH MEATS AND
vegetables. Everything for your
table. We deliver and save you
gas and time. Phone i39. Away.
ready 10 serve you. Hcrbcrt'S Vel.
low Front. 25-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04

''lhlcs cat oats and does eat oats"
WHats the matter with stations ard
bucks? Are they dietingo
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04

REGISTRATION -- If the voting
soldier is already registered that's
line; If ne isn't the application for
ballot is construed as application for
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04

ATTENTION The notice, being
mallvd oU; ~ '.l, secretary "t state
WlW attract attention al the soldier.
- least The envelope Will bear Hn
,hv outside notice that the matter
deals with voting. tu" "mC!"sr slip.
printed n red ink. is rv1drd by the
Statement "hIporrant Notice About
Voting" From ;u"u on i Is up - the
..'i'.r Nhrtnr' he vote, -. not. tn
u,,h.uvIy IS al! available To make il
easy .- possible toy him io dc So.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04

FOR RENT. THREE~ROON FUR
nished apartment, recently paper
cd and painted: modern convent
cnCcS: party left town; private en-
trance. phone 6i2-J. 3-2tt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04
Words DI ,Sis,IuIn

.. '"t ""-' Justify "H" ..aa--
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04

!" f....nd. N"" capita wcyily con-
"".r'..u u. butter is two ounces.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04

TIRE HEADQUARTERS--WE HAVE
the latest official information re-
garding tire inspection and appli
cation for new tires and tubes. Let
us help you with yours. Henderson
Vulcanizing Co. 22-t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04

ARE YOUR HOUSEHOLD GOoDS
and personal effects insured? n
not give US IN opportunity of let.
ting you know how little il costs Z,
carry this protection. Gates In
Surance Agency. Phone 8OO, Uorucr
Building. For Better Insurance n
Il Saving. IA,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04

We BUY CORN IN ANY GUAM
tIty and do custom grinding Of
meal and feed. Let us serve YOU
Henderson Milling Co., phone
39H. IT'S
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04

BABY CHfCKS-BARRED ROCKS,
White Rocks, Bluffs, Reds. Wyan-
dottcs, New Hampshircs, Crosses,
Leghorns. All first grade chicks.
SeXed or straight run. Birchetts
Hatchery, Petersburg, Va. 23-3o'i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04
WANT ADS
Get Results

LOST -- FROM TRUCK FRIDAY
canvas coal tub. Reward 10 rinj,.,
II. .. Fatkncr X Son. phone 2GG
i-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04

GLEN ROGERS BRIQuGTs, POO,
hontaS washed nut. New H.
Esq. Ncsta Red Ash and high uu:I.
i'y Stocl;cr and spin, coals C',I
Bob F,llncr al IL. .. Fulincr =.
son. phone 260. 10 -
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04

BICYCLE FOUND SUNDAY TTr
ruI!y -. Owner may gr, bjrvrI,
3E describing and paving for nd
See Ea"l TCsn"Jr, Sru'h iIcnd.r.
SUM- !"i'c |. 23-G,i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04

fARMERS- TRADE YOUR EGGS
-" Garden seed OF credit on baIy
chicks Ht Sic per d"Zcu. o@c r'si!
henderson Hatchery. I-p-.i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04

!.pST THURSDAY. IN OR NrAr
'.E Star store. eye GLASSES in Iin,',
plastic frames. Reward ii rr,urm"G
- Nanc" Hotel. ., ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04

WANT ADS
Get Results
LOST -- FROM TRUCK FKinNC
canvas coal tub. Ncw&rd 10 finJ',
II. .. Faulkner X Son. phone 2GS
+-2u
GLEN ROGERS BRIQu GTs. ppr,
hon,aS washed nut. New. R,,.a.
EgS. Ncsta Red Ash and high ui,.I'
I'y Stockcr and spin, Goals C'n
Bob Falkncr al IL. q. Flll,nor ~
son. phone 2G0. 10 -
LOST THURSDAY. IN OR MEAD
b.G Star Stare. eye glas,n. in r,',,t.
plastic frames. Reward ii rrturnrT
''"'''' 3-2tl
FARMERS TRADE YOUR rGCc
-" Garden seed OF credit on h,,,,,
chicks AZ Sic per d"Zcu. 2@c r'si
henderson Hatchery. l-p-.i
BICYCLE FOUND SUNDAY, FTr-
rUIiy -. Owner may grr birvrI,
by describing and paving for aT
See Earl Tcsncur, South lIcnd,.r.
SOFT ron" l. 28-G,.
ARE YOUR HOUSEHOLD Goonc
and personal effects insured n
not give US an opportunity oC Lot.
ting you know how little il costs +,
carry this protection. Gates In
surance Agency. Phone 8UO, Horne,
Building. For Better Insurance n
Il Saving. IA,
WANTED DRIVER SALESMAN
nNIil"rE exempt. Ia hradQual'ur.
i'm Lttlr'uN. \. {. Territory rn I.
worked Warren and Vance ru..-
ties. Apply in writing giging REF.
,.cmcr> and stating experience.
MciH".s"n BrulHC@> beverage c..
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$rRAYED FROM LOT SUNDAY
.gut-uruwu and white .u,rfrt
..''' i''''''''' IN i.'llli!r t,G.
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NDH RENT G ROOM DWELLING
lu>l OF o%iagd H5.d. 80 modern
Cuny,N!cn,cs. We'll and spring.
Citizens Realty & Loan Co. 3-i'i
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~. Il ''''In.''. 1, Ho.,', Hif''l'o' iiOt
able. AT Hotel S"ndrI. 25-G;t
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WANTED NEAT CpI DRED Gnu
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WE BUY, SELL. AND TRADE CAT-
tie and hogs. ". B. light Live
stock Market. Phone l57, g-cvd-,f
siGon c. '' cn.,I,, ,,,,'.f,c ,,,'.r ",,'ts ~. a.
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-04
NOTICE T..

1926 IL 1879
Evening star., 1944-05-26
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

3il2 14th ST. .N.w.-vacancy for girls
S25 each; Columbia 9ls3. -
apt. with another kit. privileges. Call
r. 5aao lsto NoRiH ataer c.koIrs. ; pmi AVE Ne
rooms, Frieldaire, private bath, bath, Facing
IHsGa H%sH Pek GISTIEaAY 81 p sr,
Kitchen facilities Cali after pm, nun RA iaA'
s8s goth ST. So, Arlington, va.-ad f..
city: rent reduced for sum. months 2s'
1871 OWEN PL. N.E.-3 rooms, semiprl-
TAsTEFULLY FURN j -bedrm, apt in new,
large apt ,,,, house. near inth agd Park I'd
Fisher qt Co SI5 ' New @ York ofES ave RE. 1850 1850
ARLINGTON lst-f, apt. . rms
dinette. kitchen, bath; for summer months
YOUNG WIFE has room with twin beds
in large, very cool Conn ave. apt; for >
girls, restricted, unlimited phone. kitchen
privileges for breakfast and snacks; S?5
fasi fssh FAsf9kkMfoNTH Ar ST. r. Nw.-Nieely turn
2-rm apt. with PVT. bath %nd-hoor rear
fS 1880 GHi'afsR PARK RDa oo N.w.-conv transp and
shopping district, 1St-fioor apt ! rms
Kitchen bath and porch; accommodate
Gordon co 0s3i.
MASTER BEDROOM for . kitchen privils.,
Eeishts 1917 BrandyWine e' st. 'E"''NtP NV. Nj
oRs; oRso;o%Ms. ON sSp Z : nAfH' il" sys floor: 2e4 9th
MAN TO SHARE "'f furn. C@ii house use With With one
RIVER TERRAcE NE'-Sew modern @otGr 'fSr: fSr-
IN, 9s75 after, 8 pm 500 per mo; .
soap EMPLOYEE or unmtsd nFls or tesph6ns ma15sd
Cali after pm, MI. b443.
Evening star., 1944-05-26
HOUSES FURNISHED.

BEAuIJFTL HOME in restricted Roei
mia and 10th Cool, high elevation. !;
payrooms sn ae viii fe rent Furnishes
to responsible family at S275 per mo. June
18th to Sept; 18th i, Phone IA. 7771 fol
FOR RENT, june is to Sept. Is, furn
attractive, a,,rm. house; Owner retainine
use Of ! bedroom $500 month. Call OR
FoREiGN teSs fssS'es5v Gsovr, OFFICIAL wants to rem
aoTSe or apt yns
nished: up to $50 month. NV. section
call AD n 45s3; 10 n am: to 5:3o pm:
nsn s%d s1eT srsf o 81
heat; Cottage City. Md For further
SIcEy sftas ea FNS NM tosfhn LRFbKod ET 6SS ~
wooded section of Bethesda, for July and
hfSE11t fbEHI fok F5SS G2 G2rL6krS 9k so93 Dedrms
June 18th to Sept. 18th, SI15. BOX
DEsiRABLE NV. sEcT1oN-Detached, s
rms bath garage; gas heat; S125; will
consider con leasing unfurnished, 500. Box
FOR RENT-Bethesda, June goth to Sept
9th. Sl50 mo, bedrms.. baths, maid S
Tm and bas bath syge Shady
FURNISHED 2-bedroom bungalow; recrea-
tion room with fireplace air conditioning,
earden sef sprns eose to
portation; available June IL. Phone Shep-
JUNE TO SEPT. Nicely furnished g.
room attached house, electric refrigera-
ton, incosed yard. children welcome; .Sl25
per mo 1902 Fort Dupont st sc. (4OOO
block 9 st Ma. 3l20, Ext. 642.
FOR RENT, June ! 5 to Sept Is, newly dec
GRATED, 3 bedrooms 3 baths, large living
room: cony. and desirable NV. section
Call EN-. 2S49.
GROOM HOUSE. near 18th and Columbia
rd NV. to rent furnished June 90 to
August 90: 500 per mo-, plus utilities.
Evening star., 1944-05-26
HOUSES FOR SALE Cont J

BEVERLY HILLS, Alexandria: for sale by
owner, attractive brick and frame Colonial
eestfe kitchen 0d sans oil Ssa
rage, screened porch wooded soft. lot
Priee; sI1,5oo. Box ,4eaz,H. Star;
sNeS Hefts b1s 6op todas
bal: like rent, Pasauale Realty. EX. $3.50
ture goes with house immediate posses
sion; bargain. Call RA. 1874 for ap-
CONGRESS HEIGHTs-Hish elev., new
brick semidet., gas heat, front porch
tsRes 9 g5 egS sash and sdhs9
c. McCune, exclusive agent. AT 719O.
10 ROOMS, well fLrn., large yard owner
going into other business, will sell reason
1000 BLOCK 4th ST. N.w.-s r. and b.,
, porches; h:-wh., oil; immee: possession;
soo sssni BLOCK y W ALLISON hiisS Nj 9:e
each: h,Sxh,s oil; garage; terms. W. W "
eiEVELsAp efissgs All p PARK, Maeomb st-Iarst
det. corner frame. 12 r. b.; h.-w.h., oil
RSGk WksT vi Y nhsSp ghIsy Nj absvy s
Mspss ssrm = y Bafss. fx s 55a. fsEass
kEMsHGToN Ins bath
fast room. porches, garage; other out.
buildings; beautiful grounds Of shade .dn and
Ga Mr va Earaan spot
PETwoRTH BARGAIN. 9ii0 6ii Rock Greek
Church rd. n.w.-6 rooms and bath, pos
session guaranteed first MORTGAGE, $500;
End mortsage, $1,000: price, $500.
Phone RA. 5439.
CASH. S10,500.
By owner; Sc, two-Story corner house,
made into 2 apts.. compl. furn., pa baths:
y bl. from transp; auto. gas heat, h.-w.h.,
1st-class cond. brick 2-car gar. Can be
seen daily until 3 p.m. Immediate possess
sion. FIR 1857. 26s
LOVELY GEORGETOWN HOME. VACANT
ready for occupancy. Double living room
dining room, kitchen, lavatory and break
fast room, on first floor bedrooms, 9
bedrooms, bath on 3rd floor. Oil
furnace Priced to sell. $4,000. Cal
RANDALL H HAGNER & CO., 1Nc..<
a0l Cnnn .lgn6
Evening star., 1944-05-26
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Morylond obd Viroinio.

NICELY FURNISHED ROOM for two gents:
CLEAN. homelike place, close to airport
SUBDIVISION. Forestville. Md. 26s
ARLINGT0N-For those who want some
thing extra attractive; beautiful room
wooded section; Lee hwy bus. GIL. SO28
ARLINGTON, 'VA.--Large, bright room fol
couple in comfortable home, near Lee hwy
and Glebe rd.; 10c bus. GIL, O529
NEAR Pentagon, Airport and Navy Anne,
suitable two persons, $40 mo. Day
RE; 6700, Ext. 7S06S; eve, TIE. $500, Mr.
NEAR PENTAGON BLDG-Private room
and two meals, in exchange Tor hour
light housework daily. Call IA, 2l07-F
after pm,
ALExANDRIA-Lg., attractive. combina
tion bed-sitting room; 2 exposures, semi
desire refined empl couple; S45. TIE. 5s97
ARLINGTON-Beautif 2nd-foor front
twin beds, large closet, cross draft, corner
Ofhcer or Govt-employed men. CHI. Silt
evenings
Evening star., 1944-05-26

QUIET, clean, comfortable; young woman
Govt. worker. studies, no loud radios, etc.;
privileges. Box 233-J, Star 2S'
YOUNG WOMAN, Government employed
desires single furnished room on K st
between Conn. ave. and 18th st. NV;
semipriyate bath. OR. 1910. 26'
WANTED, unfurnished room, SIS month:
refined, white, Protestant woman: privacy
quiet, cont. hot water and laundry priv
ileges Call RiveS. GE. 4576 26'
BY QUIET SINGLE MAN. near transpor,
tation willing to share with congena
EMPLOYED YOUNG WOMAN desires bed
room for self and 3-year--old daughter
with care for latter during day: NV. pre-.
ferred. Adams 1120. Evenings and Sun
days. Talk to Mrs. Bowman only. 2Ss
ROOMS IN NORTHWEST, home or apt.
near carline; ladies, have furniture: l.h. k
NO. 0506 1915 10th St
EMPLOYED MOTHER with baby desire.
home in suburbs, with day care Of baby
Box 34R-J Star
Evening star., 1944-05-26
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D c.
ROOMS FURk.-Northwes. Cont,

NEAR SaA i Iath AND BuCHANAN-Laree end.
S:Fs ;se Isrss 81 ~. a%peSss room twin
sext to bath Unlimited SGhoHtn phone sxpGiare sipis
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1898 Riges pl@Cool.
pleasant, SINGLE studio rm. with breakfast
{sos inasf S. FyiWSdaiTs; Wa;rrss sS2 ssgnft front
room, second floor front, twin beds: conv.
e ia eui iNGR.HHMIsrs. sas IisestcaT ..t.r ,.dr
PVT, shower: eirs or married Couple:
nn,s;, mi ph lsgn. cpEivii;; exr. bus. oRA 1890.
1903 0 RHo6k ' IsIAND g. hS0a AVE- fonS SWsns ave
able for girls or married couple, water
Iia7 WEBSTER ST. N.w-sinele or dou-
pie room private, gentle home; conv.
s rniR TRm Ss2ns sr NEsrse TA 2a1s dou
PTaipvl1lssseS; Pap1s non, on bus; RA; 1890; -.u,.
crs for Ro3n e3poyed eeT adS hSme eephone sR 8
CORNER 18th AND L SITS. N.w.-Astras-
share with another; kitchen privileges.
$500 18th ST. N.W.-Larse room, twin
GEoRGETowN-3 rms. bath. 1st floor:
ges ssrsn ns D 444 syef or Box asn as sar
I101 X N.W.-Light housekeeping clean.
bot water living room; maid service;
SINGLE ROOM. well furn.. private bath;
NV. section. Call any time after 4 pm.
6NroWS, a4So R St, Apt s-Iss rm.,
etc; . girls; very cool; adj. bath, kit:
NEas sRasrE EB5PNT PFyS csGh ffRf fa%y s h ao St sse
windows. twin beds; semiprivate bath. 80
next bath. 3rd f., empl. lady; $3.50 wk.
steys E3yvv icssox; aH's for ] person; $50 wk:
jacent bath: private home; "a square Conn.
ISIS KAIoRAMA RD. NV. 1t'0s Apt. a1& 81.
LARGE attractive unlimited phone; board
D0WNToWN-Comf. furnished rm, next
to bath, So week. 1412 18th st. NV,
GEofGETowN, 3o2e Q st. n.w.-single,
well finished room, second floor, next to
bath ef1ned home: not rooming house;
3351a RuNNYMEDE PL.. Chevy Chase,
D. C;-Pleasant room, semipvt. bath, pvt
1882 LoNGFELLow ST. N.w.-Refined
lady; home PRIVILEGES; unlim. phone; S16
sls LoNGFELLow ST. Nw.-Attrsctive
room. twin beds. cool. clean, unlim. rhone;
cOny tranSp