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Governor ASksDelay
In School Opening IS

ment was released by DR.. Rey.
nolds:
Alamance 6, Allegheny 4, Alex
ander IL, Ashe SO, Avery 5, Beau
fort l, BERTHE /, Buncombe 8, Burke
40, Cabarrus 5, Caldwell 81, Cataw.
ba SO, Cleveland 10, Columbus 8,
Cumberland 2, Davidson 2, Duplin
/, Durham S, Forsyth 8, CASTOR
u, Granville 2, Guilford is, Har.
nett l, Haywood S, Henderson l.
Hyde /, Iredell 7, Lee 2, Lincoln
Is, Mcdowell Z, Mecklenburg 20.
Montgomery /, Moore l, New Ham
over 8, Orange 2, Person 2, Pitt
i, Polk /, Randolph 6, Robson 2,
Rockingham 3, Rowan Is. Ruther.
ford 7, Sampson /, Scotland 1,
Stanley 5, Stokes l, Surry II, Un.
ion 2, Vance l, Watauga IA, Wayne
2, Wilkes IS, Wilson Land Yadkin
s.
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WANTED: YOUNG MAN, DRAFT
EXEMPT, FOR PRESS ROOM
WORK. LEARN A TRADE AND
BE PAID WHILE LEARNING.
MUST HAVE CERTIFICATE OF
AVAILABILITY. APPLY MR..
= SKINNER, CARE OF STAR
NEWS PRESSROOM AFTER 81
P. M,
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ARKANSAS NEGRO
VOTE INCREASED

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Aug. B.
R}-Negro voters turned out in
greatly increased numbers today
for Arkansas Democratic primary
runoff in whcih youthful Rep. J.
w. Fulbright and 53-year-old Gov.
Homer M. Adkins engaged In a
bitter contest for Hattie w. Car.
away's Senatorial seat.
The negro vote was estimated
by DR.. J. M. Robinson. president
of the Arkansas Negro Democratic
association, at about 5000. This
turnout compared to only about
900 in the preferential primary two
weeks ago in which the new state
party rule substituting a party 10y
atty test for a racial ban was giv-
en- it's first trial
Reports indicated that the vot-
ing generally was only slightly
heavier than it was July Is when
approximately $4,000 turned out.
The New Deal and the forthcom-
ing presidential election were not
even mentioned during the runoff
campaign in which issues were ov-
ershadowed by personalities.
Adkins attempted to make an is.
sue of the CLIO political action COM
mittee, claiming that the CLIO was
actively supporting his opponent.
Fulbright denied the charge.
The 55-word Fulbright resolution
which brought the handsome fresh
man Congressman National atten-
ton was criticized by Adkins who
declared it "does not in any sense
Of the word offer any plan"
Fulbright, who was removed as
president of the University of Ark
ansas in 1941 by a board of trus-
tees named by Adkins, an old poll
teal opponent, led five-candidate
field in the first primary in which
Senator Caraway, the nations only
woman senator, was eliminated.
Mrs. Caraway adopted hand-of
policy in the runoff.
Agents for senatorial commit.
tee investigating campaign ex-
penses watched balloting in sew
eral counties for possible violations
of the federal corrupt practices act.
Chief Investigator George J. Shil-
Ito said no complaints OF any
consequence had been received
thus far. There were reports OF
heavy campaign expenditures in
the first primary.
The polls opened at 3 am. and
closed at $50 pm.
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SEEKING
NURSES AIDES

Women with nursing or nurses
aide training may enlist in the
Women's Army Corps as medical
aides or surgical aides, it was an.
nounced yesterday by the Army
Recruiting office. in Wilmington.
Those women who have complet.
ed six months training in a school
Of nursing or who hold certificate
Of graduation from Red Cross
nurses aide course are eligible for
enlistment and direct assignment
as the aides.
After completion Of the six-week
basic training given all members
Of the Corps, women accepted for
this special field will be assigned
to Army hospital to assist in tho
care Of the sick, injured or wound.
ed.
Women may secure information
and make application at 300 South.
ern building.
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180.-Legal,
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND
Under and by virtue OF the power Of
sale contained in judgment Of the Su-
perlor Court of New Hanover County,
IN cause therein pending entitled
City OF Wilmington, North Carolina.
Ctty-County Tax Collector versus c. H.
Cobb and wife Annie J. Cobb. and
any and all possible heirs and or de-
visees of the said c. H. Cobb and wife.
Annie J. Cobb, whose: names and ad-
dresses are unknown to plaintiffs. and
tons unknown to plaintiffs who have or
may have an interest in the property in
volved in this controversy, the UNDER
signed Commissioner will, as provided
IN said judgment. At IL o'clock, Noon. on
the 2sth day Of August. 1874, at the
ty expose to sale, to the last and high
est bidder, for cash, to satisfy taxes due
the City Of Wilmington and New Han.
over County, that certain lot Of land in
the City Of Wilmington. County of New
described as follows. to wit:
BEGINNING, at point in the eastern
line of Eighth Street where the said line
intersects the northern line Of Meares
Street, and running thence northwardly
along the eastern line Of Eighth Street
66 feet, thence eastwardly and parallel
with Meares Street 80 feet, thence south
wardly and parallel with Eighth Street 66
feet to the northern line Of Meares
Street; thence westwardly and along the
northern line Of Meares Street to the
place Of beginning, the same being part
official plan OF the City Of Wilmington
N. G.. Subject to 1912. 1s43 and 1914
taxes.
Dated this 25th day of July, 1874.
G. c. MCINTYRE. Commissioner.
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RALEIGH, Aug. g. Up Gov
ernor Broughton today urged that
the state board Of education adopt
uniform opening date for all pub
lie school units to coincide with
recommendation of the state board
of health that openings be delayed
because of the current epidemic of
poliomyelitis.
The governor said he had con.
ferred with DR.. Carl v. Reynolds.
state health officer, and that DR..
Reynolds expressed the belief the
lives Of approximately 1000, 900
school children would be endanger-
ed il school openings are not de-
layed.
DR.. Reynolds and the health
board had recommended tn t
school openings be delayed until
September IS, and longer if the
infantile paralysis situation had
not improved at that time.
The board OF education at its
regular meeting last week left the
matter of opening dates to local
school and health authorities. "A
special meeting would be neces-
sary to act on the governors re-
quest.
Some schools have not changed
their original opening dates, while
others have scheduled delays up to
one week beyond previous dates
set. Other units have not acted,
the governor said.
Meanwhile, DR.. Reynolds report
ed five additional cases of polio to-
day, bringing the total since June l
to ATS, and at the same time is
sued a call for 40 additional nurses
to work in a treatment center at
Hickory. Scotland county reported
its first case.
DR.. Reynolds said Guilford coun-
L y reported two additional cases.
with CASTOR and Yadkin counties
reporting one each. The death toll
officially reported to the board OF
health remains at %.
The 40 additional nurses were
needed, he said, because of the in.
creased number of patients being
treated at the Hickory center,
which now is caring for 100 pa
tients. Only 60 nurses are now or
duty there, IS of them assigned
to iron lungs.
The health officer said b o t.
practical and registered nurses
could be used and asked loca.
health officers to release all nurse:
that could be spared. Nursing du
ties at the center are on a volun
tary basis.
Meanwhile, state health officials
announced that 5000 copies Of q
booklet entitled what are the
facts about poliomyelitis?" are be
ing mailed to local health units fol
redistribution to individuals in the
infested areas.
The booklet contains a descrip
! ton of the disease and its effects
a description Of the mode of spread
Of the virus, and matter concern
ing symptoms, control, precau
tons and treatment.
This revised list Of cases official
ly reported to the health depart
0T AccIEIEn nISpT.AY
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OUTSIDE PARTY FISHING BOAT "LU-
la, Wrightsville Beach, 5th pier from
stop light. Leaves daily 8-12, $3.50. Dial
2-l0l5,
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NOTICE TO EMPLOYERS AND
WORKERS
All workers, male and female, must
be hired under provision Of the War
ManpoWer Commissions Employment
Sterilization Program. Under the new
Priorities Referral Plan, all male
workers and all Immigrant female
workers. must be hired through the
local U. S. Employment Service offices.
WANTED: EXPERIENCED FARM TRAC-
tor mechanics. good pay, permanent
position for right man. Write to Box
472, Wilmington.
WANTED: MAN, DRAFT EXEMPT,
familiar with lumber and building
supplies for permanent positions, if can
handle satisfactory. Reference and past
experience necessary. State salary ex-
!: pected. Answer No. ~, Star-News.
WAR VETERANS: EITHER SALES OR
soda fountain experience. Open Air
Market, 4th and Chestnut.
WANTED: WHITE MARKERS AND
sorters. colored flstwork ironers. Shirt
and pants pressers. Also hand ironers.
Ideal Laundry. Front and Orange.
9o.-Help Wanted Female
SALEsLADIEs, EXPERIENCED
POSITION. GOOD SALARY AND
, COMMISSION. APPLY TAUB-
MANS, is SOUTH FRONT ST.
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1-Ann0uncementS

PLANS, PRIoR1TIEs, CONTRACTING
Experimentation
]. l. Willard Dial 65O1
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Bats,like many birds, have a
homing instinct, and have been
known to fly 5 miles back to q
favorite roost.
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s5.-Help Wanted-Male

SALESMAN WANTED: MANUFACTURE
er Of nationally sold farm and garden
equipment has opening for full-time
salesman in the southern states. Will
pay substantial salary, expenses, and
bonus to experienced salesman familiar
with farm equipment and farmers
problems. An excellent opportunity to
establish yourself in postwar position
with an old reliable firm. Write in de-
tail, stating experience, draft status,
age background, and availability to
travel. Include q recent snapshot. H. D.
Hudson Manufacturing Co., $50 E. III
inois St., Chicago. II. Illinois.
Evening star., 1944-09-24
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

8 sHoATs, about 90 lbs, each, 2 about
saaI s2 Is RnDSc sfGh DH HoRsF R! RE 533 Spirited
also gentle bay; excellent with children,
Corner qrandin and Highland aves. croy-
TnEsa fIn IIrf FRsTy R1Syvts Cow Md snd calf,
sonable; all day Sunday; after 5 pm.
weekdays at AnnanGale, on Springfield
FOR sALE-one registered Aberdeen An
gus bull. years old; three Guernsey and
three Holstein heifers: one work horse,
eeoTsa peone SILVER Awe spe1 spsns sDr5s 45ss call
e-HoRsE TRAILER, Al shape, with new
tires. Call Rockville 1853.
RIDING HORSE, gentle: saddle and bride.
j FRESH COW, second calf, ! pureb1ed
eaARhEs eaksfEs RoNEk seaf Montrose sHi Nd months
I cow. l sow with pigs, and 6 sheep.
Call Falls Church 1524-W any time Sun
WEIGH PONY, gentle to ride and erive;
YOUNG JERSEY cows, $50 and $50.
dy5SdSToSS dT.aSs cS9 rd RPNG ayesSs sTAB5E M
sANLf viii foS hs5{0ra '5s Dsoe@Ssr SSsFnS6s s.
THORoUGKBREDM MARE, 9 years old, very
classy, spirited, sired by Canteri may be
shown at FaiFfax show Tide Jump to or
Mr.. STEINER. Selling due to sickness.
WEIGH PONY, black and white. for sale,
Western saddle and bride; $3.50, ERCLE
TSn yer sprfne. Md. ST. ST. o647 a7u'''" O'Su' OIL
BAY RIDING MARE. 6 yrs. s1s5: buggy,
Cow chcsens Sa PISS sH 65s5 80 e''h
ssatie; 80 T :. ,t,s,sted; beautiful markings.
PONY, beautiful and gentle; brousht up
1WNFR EoKsE Eses5 WSeoS City srnsI sE14 useo
saSls.; sSSls ST. Mss ses7i Tr' garden and farming
Evening star., 1944-09-24
ROOMS WANTED.
GENTLEMAN, nonsmoker-

GENTLEMAN, nonsmoker, nondrinker
wants as permanent residence. commoQi-
Gus room or room and bath, first or sec
ond floor, preferably IN private home, close
downtown. = Give price. location, descrip-
9n BY MIDbIEaGrp I9n is2,h st9i M,s-pr,va,e roor,
or small apartment in vicinity of Thomas
Circle, comfortably furnished, with semi
private bath, shower preferable; will con-
ment room or apartment, will consider
tending furnace mornings and evenings;
must be reasonably priced Give full par
GENTLEMEN AN wants n1A single asS5 or double fur
nished bedroom, with bathroom, within
walking distance Meridian Hill Park, 10th
st. nv; sos. Telephone co. 1890,
YOUNG WOMAN. with small pet. desires
room, private home, or share apartment.
YOUNG WORKING COUPLE desires large,
well-furn ed.-living room with private
bath, in pvt. home or apt; must be quiet,
y m nsaF no preses nrs nd desed
Phone CO. 5000. EXT. 5O4 6 If no an
swer: leave message.
EMPLOYED LADY: clean, wants large un-
With nice family: bath and refrigerator.
fined semitic home, by Ions e-standing Ing Wash
inGton widower with over n5 years civilian
associations, technical. administrative ca
essential, private shower Or Or bath faciii-
ties Uoith ample closet space; up to $40.
WANTED TO RENT FURN.. . bedrooms.
house or apt. NV. section or va by
permanent party. Phone ME. 1885, "a.
REFINED A.! GIRL, using cane to aid in
] 5th; NV section; convenient transpor-
tation; if steep steps railing essential;
references exchanged. Apply Box 456-J,
YOUNG WOMAN, employed. with 5-year-
old boy at boarding school during week;
rooms n% sligo Gr apt sioS preferably with Ing in
LADY wants single room with kitchen
privileges; reasonable Box ss-K' Star.
FURNISHED ROoM-wanted by printer
IN private family. Box 14oK, Star. 25'
sires room. or small apartment; respectable
privacy. pleasant view, convenient Penta-
son best rel
YOUNG MAN interested in music and
othe,r cultured pursuits desires. room witS
yonng m gene ho o pf1espy Nth
No guesthouse. Box 134-K, Star.
FURNISHED ROOM in NV or GEORGETOWN,
NIX Nh psDIrv Ps,nts family Pysferred Phone
share, Northwest section Separate room
desired, Box 1@1-K. Star
YOUNG NAVY 1T. with best character and
sity home. He is a Methodist, a nom
smoker and will pay any reasonable price.
Prefer large well-furnished room. semi
private bath. breakfast. and garage op-
iona PLEASE Pleas giys ADDRESS and monthly
GENTLEMAN. middle age, gentle. desires
turn. room and private bath-shower or
RESPONSIBLE young woman would like
to contact another having bed or studio
room to rent in apartment. Furnished or
unfurniShed. Desirable neighborhood.
Michigan 4TT0.
UNFURNISHED ROOM wanted by colored
couple. DI. 2947.
COLORED-Ref1ned young couple would
like unfurnished room in NV section.
Call CO. 0290. 10 am. to 8 pm.
Evening star., 1944-09-24
POULTRY & EGGS.

PuLLETs, lng :, 100 New Hamp; Reds lay ~
and Nicholson St, Hyattsville. Nd, LU,
Rfss ds sSRH: st,sr s 94s sm for ss9s
FFlLLETs Ftdi nov laying or ready to lay
sw aH9 6DeE G9FqtSR auhr PhP9s
wSe RGsfys sna bren Md turkeys
'SS HES re- ssfs RR m No. 0Issea sas
FLld FPTLldETs: moaths OLD barred Eqcks;
months old, beginning to lay, s175 each:
y L. or more; safe arrival guaraanteed; z
s5RsS Xxx 1y6SF Rsl'nif FAEMs BOZ
SACRIFICE, white Leehorn pullets Fin
est est breeding stock; ready to lay. Phone
FOR sALE114 young hens, laying, 81 20
M loo LEGHoRS Ji HENS. laying; s. each
bsss 3 $ssy sSs asgps ss s,sy Es ia are .bP IL
sSsRsy AGsfPq5 cHPFoL eackERy saH1 # n'Sa Sa
coWAN PeiI cHrcKsLBreeders 5Ba r i o Of Quality
Open nd. daily STD. chicks coWAN FARMS
HINES GHicKs-Md U S. approved Pull
lorum controlled Book orders early.
Olney, Md Ashton 2O21.
BABY CHICKS, Ieeo ano poultry supplies
James Feed Store Inc 6l9 K st. NV
NE 00So
PULLETs. 17a New Hampshire Red 5
months old. WA 5965.
BROHERs, fryers, bakers and stewers
t200); 25c to 35c pound. J. B. HENRY.
phone Falls Church 134S. 25@
rs r. l. PULLETS, best stock, will lay
November, 81 .65 ,ea.i 80 laying hens, =
years old, $50 for lot; 2S white Pekin
ducks, l6 wks old, g to 8 lbs each, S47 so;
80 pairs pigeons, White King and assorted,
good souab producers. 500 > electric
brooders, > new, and 6OO-cap. incubator.
never used. TIA: 1919, 7 to Q IN. for in
forma ton No dealers.
Evening star., 1944-09-24
DOGS, PETS ETC.

SPITZ PUPPIES, beautiful pure white,
be Pben ttEe t. m feddy rbs6 bears weeks reasonable
9ld; make good pets; 81 each, WA iiss si6s,
200 Eood tNs home oesusg was oiG o4oraoe tree to
SaI! 81 Sl46 I5ss Mo Montaene nouSs ST. Pf0heR KEN
BEAGLE, ! VI. old pointer, broken, 7 yrs.
RUSSIAN WOLF HOUND PUPS. ps, y males. is
| finest pedigree wonderful opportunity TO
own beautiful dog of exceptional breed
MALTEsE KITTEN. beautiful blue. So 3
otherS. 81 each 2l5s California st. NV
TERRIER, long-haired, black, good with
cniIdTen; en- will & give to good home suburbs
ASP AspIN HILL .CEIMETERy-For pet animals
East, nationally known; visitors always
cSGSmf go Bo.k6lyGsMSe5t5 kk6fTs9stGS 5sM ds,
a eTs csas0oafs oAkMoNT 5afs rRRn Rkqp KEN sSd
eot R srnSrfE aS e pTff1Es si:5E
black and white, registered A. K. C. Is
cdhampi9ns char b}as in 4 generations: ,Toro Hi Ny
COCKER SPANIEL or pTfPiEEs, FfTTEs 9M blasks and
oedlaed ees H6LLYWoo6d LEsSie5fd ksTHRS
BosToN TERRIER at stud; Royalty Kid
"A Ace; :, ~ Try r this small; young, perfectly
pies IA oslo. 49o1 IA 4th fh ST. ST. n'W' avso pup
IRISH TERRIER puppies, chamrion-sired
freq Sherry, } miles from Falls Church
Iraihc Light toward Leesburg on Route ~
PEkiNGESE show winners pups ideal pets,
beautles, males and females. 2 mos old
toys, and 8 mos. old. ME- 1904,
BOXER PTPPiEs % 70 Excellent breeding
brlndles and fawns of both sexes SOUTH
DOWN KENNELS, Falls Church s35-J-ii.
POMERANlAN and Pekingese puppies, real
toy. heavy coats. Miss Hunt, ROSEDERE
KENNELS Falls Church 1896. "a.
COCkERS, one male. one female, 3 months
old' pedigreed, black and white, registered
New York Kennel Club. Ii. s412
| FSSMEhANiAN PUPPIES, registered JOHN
S30N; 1884 Dewey ST., Cheverly: WA
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, 2 months
oid. directly descended from dual cham
pion MY Own Hieh Time and champion NV
| GWn B.ucie, Axe REGISTERED. WO 4099.
! RABBlTS-4 chinchillas, weeks and
doe months; another doe, months.
ENGLisH SETTER u). trained pedisreed,
al day Sunday, FIR. $500. ''' 0''e' s'i
e psd hsss cH sad 5'''fs fsos dGs.
months old, si5. sligo 1854. e416
Worth ave. Silver Spring, Md.
WIRE-HAIRED PUPS, 3 males, registered
AcrG9,s A. & e Phone Sunday. sH. 3s4s:
c faamP4a Seaues sek Tssts a
sRswS saSSs 1t tce%ckfss,o % male; ;. weeks old,
st. NV.
Evening star., 1944-09-24
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK Cont,

house, very economical and profitable for
SscS $.; sss 'a ns.'
FoR RENTi@Ridins stable, 100 acres of
land, horse barns, old dwelling. New
LiILARp. HY. ~ eiS4. sra 1ASs"e'' n~'' = =
YIN; siintoA. A Ma: TaYMAS' Thrift I'd. Box sj: $is
sssss 9 4o% %'nfss 81 'fs5s ssS
thrss Sy saddle Us %o sas aS4 jumpers
one will work. Call Fairfax 336, anytime
4TcTfoN Saturday. Sept: 80. Ia44,
h3,;1s hlns;11adtnF 80 head dairy cows; heiisfs : ana
sna sns banss eass A5sHs az saS OLD So both
male Berkshire hogs. 8 Berkshire sows
feeders. oComplete, set of farm machinery
roiet truck. Harness, complete for eight
single harness, double harness. One l.
bailed mixed hay. Hundreds, of articles
t9Fmsti2n RIHs cal Rockville %. A. G. WAT
PIGS, (iSej, 8 weeks old; Guernsey heifer,
%, S45, o1- o'BRIEN, Ardmore, Md. cali
JUST RECEIVED carload of ponies, all
sizes; gentle for children; riding and work
horses, saddles and brides, everything
carts and harness. Rear 736 18th st. Sc.
MARES, 2. combination ride and work:
sacrifice both for S115. Ordway 2234.
ABERDEEN ANGUS - Large selection to
choose from, priced to sell quickly. 3 fine.
young 1S to 20 mo. registered p.-b. bulls,
55 p.-b cows, heifers and calves. All guar
anteed T. B. and Bangs free: Also number
OF good grade. cows and calves. Quantity
OF grade-A alfalfa hay and corn. Phone
Fitzhugh Mgr. HEL-JAK FARMS. CATH
erSburg 14-E-l4
Evening star., 1944-09-24
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Southwest and Southeast.

1t34 PENNA. AVE. S.E.-Laree double
roc room: clean and light; SIS month each.
1888 SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. Sc
Large front bed-sitting rm., suitable for
=, convenient to shopping and sstrans.
NEW HoME-Nswly furnished room for 2,
Or OF downtown; bus at corner. Hillside
3ss3 2 AUSTIN ST. s.E.-sunny room op.
posite bath, in detached home: unlim.
LARGE RIM, next bath. twin beds: price
81 so each; convenient to Camp Springs
AFpGIt Ss aftH5 RooWs sR o4alT fa1 E
st. Sc. Z blocks from Navy Yard. CAN
RE. 1919, ask for Mrs. Cebrera. or DI.
S66S after pm.
3iS End ST. S.E.-Prvate home, conv.
to Library and Capitol continuous hot
water: reasonable; suitable for l or 2.
l5g KENTUCKY AVE. S.E.-Room share
prT p aoo1ReF oorR rrnse nss f4e' PR ssd FE
500 BENNING RID. s.E.-Newly fur
nished in, private home for gentleman, S25
per month. Ii. 1856
404 A ST. S.E.-Single room for woman
IN of1cer's home. share bath; Sc week.
$40 KENTUCKY AVE. s.E.-Large front
limited 1nno ghons. sT srAan Can At sssSi ssSi. roo
telephone: FIR. s5l5. '''''' ''>
ROOMS from $3.50 to $40; Ink, large
See Mr.. SPARKS. loo loo 81 a ct. % ..s.. Apt. s
End noor. L st. entrance. ~
Evening star., 1944-09-24
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

ATTRACTIVE single room. Housekeeping
pans ransp neH emploSed oS young % lady p'0 GE fos os
sos M a. 4 sT, N.E.-Larse front room semi
ssfistSRss stBGRsAN WAsHfNGToN asf fs5 "a hour from
eose 20 RoHk sn6 from fsns Re Ys5y
vate residence. Quiet Suitable for per-
iq9 i1 nhs ST. ~Gsks at eoh soor mI tro6 6
Near oath OH heat, Call Sunday or
al I;th PL. N.E.Isingle or double
Nicely furnished; 4 block bus.
BkENTwooD 3o Isth Pdn PI neNsSiy
1919 SHERWOOD ST. N.E.-Larse front
si6 B sT. N.E.0Large 9ssS room n Tor itGo- light
LARGE ROOM, . closets. semiprivate bath.
use u ,ps OF dIene Kitchen. - month. Prefer
Iee5 Isth sT. Ne. of Bladensbure I'd
Bedroom and sun psrlor. Private home.
Double bed. No other roomers. Ladies
AVAILABLE Now-Room for girl. In
ner-sprlng. mattress. Phone, laundry privi-
sandays isssd Ai'sF ar 4oHi Pm weekdays after.
BRooKLaND-Furnished room. and bath
f0r 9T qa9ssg sTI 81 cony 'Sans8 mT s.a After Dm
.IO EYE ST. N.E.-Single room for man,
co cGnyesent onntp to car and bus lne SIS week
ROoM,-,Laree, very well furnished room
forts. would ike a mideie-ased Catholic
lady: very reasonable. Call Franklin 6206
fias oRkEN ST. NE.-Larse double room
and sun porch, nicely furnished, next to
convenens to bus pDe' ne suitable G for per-
.@5 3ith ST N.E.-Attrsc new maple
fl hat ~
.,,lIH sa59 BLaISE anSEe' ST. "" N.EAsin4is sunny
room, new pvt. home. newly furn.; blk.
Union Station. LU. l6o"
lWooDRIDGE' ell Bunker Hill rd ne g.
e0I D ST. n. E., Apt ,5-corner room,
%n 6ea n9FGh ni nnma phone 70 ssn MN
: end ST ia" Ne, mac across Ss'G' from Mckinley
HIsh sehooi-2 iisht housekeePins rms,
asasd aoss LINconS IN nsns Rp DU SELarse 43 front
room, twin beds, or, back bedroom next
70 bath; garage II desired; bus at door.
IiRs ST. NE.-Basement room. near bath,
nicely furnished, $3.50 month. Call
LARGE, front sleeping room: conv to BUS:
sIa 30 dTnK51g S2 sSh St re Ii 1922
tIdIltt' HtAi 10 DdlQ' - III suitable
for single person or couple; S25 for l,
S37 fo~ ,. TR SS92
2is WEE ST. N.E:--Room for 2. twin beds,
6Ia Z ST. N.E,NDouble room. next to
bath.
1913 II ST. Mclean ROOM for en-
mod. conv:; rent S12 mo. in exchange
for care of baby nights a week
POI End ST. N.E.-Roland. Apt Al facing
. ladies'
1910 G ST. N.E-Bedroom and kitchen.
neatly furn.. Frgidaire. 1915 per week.
Adults only Apply Monday.
CATHOLIC COUPLE has double room, new
furniture. tile bath and shower, new brick
nome, gas heat two blocks bus. No other
roomers. Nice home for one or two girls
$50 SINGLE, $40 double Privilege of break
fast and Sunday meals. Unlimited phone.
Box 139-K. Star
300 GIRARD ST. N.E.-Large front room,
nicely furnished. Conv. bus Home privi-
leges. Private home. DU. 3549.