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Evening star., 1944-01-14
| Beotrix Potter, Author
|Of Peter Rabbit Dies
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Jan. 14.-The Her.
aid Tribune says that Mrs. William
Heels, n, who wrote the Peter
Rabbit" books under her nader
name of Beatrix Potter, died on De-
cember % at Sawrey, England.
Miss Potter created Peter Rabbit
in 1893 when writing letters to an
invalid boy in London. She pub
lished story for children entitled
THE Tale Of Peter Rabbit" which
has been translated into five Ian
guages besides English.
According to New York represent
at1ves OF F. Warne g. Co., Ltd, Lon
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Dutch Film to Be Shown

THE Dutch Tradition" and 'Di-
vide and Conquer" pictures de-
picting the prewar and war ac-
tivities of the Netherlands king
dom, will be shown tonight at 8
o'clock at the Central YMCA, 1875
G street NV, it was announced
| TODAY.
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Shuklo, Indio Leader
And Nehru Kin, Dies
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW DELHI, Jan. 14.-Pandit
Ravishankar Shukla, brother -in-law
Of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru and
former prime minister of the con-
gress government of the central
provinces, died today In Lucknow.
He was about so.
Shukla, who had been detained
along with Nehru and other Indian
national congress leaders under the
Defense of India regulations, was
released recently after several heart
seizures. His daughters, Nayantara
and Chandalekha, are students in
the United States at Wellesley
College.
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Mayor Of Asbury Park,
c. V. Mooney, Dies at 81
81 the Associated Pres,


ASBURY PARK, N. j., Jan. IA
Mayor Clarence V. Mooney of AS
bury Park died last night after a
heart attack. He was 81.
Surviving are his widow, Pearl;
three daughters and two brothers
living in this vicinity and a third
brother, Oak, of Miami, Fla.
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MCLEAN, ALEXANDER. Columbia Lods

ALEXANDER. Columbia Lodge
No. 50, l. B. P. o. E. OF w, i.
hereby notified of the funera.
of Brother ALEXANDER Nc.
LEAN from the Jarvis funera
home Saturday January Is
1914, at / pm. Session OF
sorrow at the Elks' Home, 3O1
r. l. ave. NV, Friday, Jan.
uary Ia, at 8 pm.
N R. FRANCIS. Exalted Ruler.
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I 1EOIeNG w SOLLEfSso, SeCIeIdTy,
| SCHMITZ, WILLIAM ]. Suddenly, on
Tuesday. January IL, 1914, at Emergency
Hospital WILLIAM J. SCHMITZ of 1855
Clark place NV, beloved husband of Orval
B. Schmitz.
Friends may call at the Lee funeral
home, 4th st. and Mass. ave. ne, where
services will be held on Saturday. jan
uary Is. at pm. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery IA
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Monthly precipitation in inches in the
Capital (current month to datel:
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GORDON, RAIFORD LANES. On Tues

day. January II, 1914, JAMES RAIFoRD
GORDON, beloved baby son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Sloan Gordon of $50 Florida ave. NV.
A host of other relatives and friends also
survive. Remains may be seen after pm
Friday. January IA, at the johnson d
Funeral Saturday, January 15. at ! p m. :,
from Morning Star Pentecostal Church,
ciatipc Interment Lincoln Cemetery,
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UWEN c. Comrades OF The
Association OF Retired Police
\ men will assemble at the
\ Ryan funeral home. 317 Pa
Il ave. Sc, on Saturday, jan
Y uary Is. 1914. at 1:45 pm,
N to attend the funeral of our
vi deceased comrade, OWEN C.
u RYAN.
w. M. DUNAWIN, President.
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WILLIAM j. Members of the
Police Fire Post. No. 2979,
veterans of Foreign Wars,
are notified CT the death OF
cur adjutant. WILLIAM j
SCHMITZ, and are requested
to meet at Lees funeral
home, 4th st. and Mass. ave
ne, Friday. January IA
1914, at 8 pm. Honor
take notice.
McINERNEY Comm
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-18
Patterson-Read
Vows Announced

NEW BERN, June II = Miss
Ruth, Adriel Read of Philadelphia
ard DR.. F. M. Simmons Patterson
OF New Bern and Philadelphia,
were married Tuesday afternoon
in quiet ceremony solemnizea at
the First Presbyterian church at
O.rey, Philadelphia.
After the ceremony, the couple
left for the Poconos mountains Up-
en- their return after June 20 they
will be at home at Jericho Manor,
Jenkintown, Pa.
Mrs. Patterson is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Read OF
Philadelphia.
DR.. Patterson, son of DR.. and
Mrs. Joseph Flanner Patterson Of
New Bern, is a graduate of the
University of North Carolina, then
studied medicine at Philadelphia
He has one more year Of surgical
training before taking the exami-
nation for the surgical board.
Meanwhile he is member of the
Ffeiffer clinic and operates three
times week at Arlington memorial
hospital in Philadelphia, is on the
staff of the Lankenau hospital ano
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-18
Business Women
Entertain AT
Annual Banquet

The Wilmington Business and
Professional Women's club held its
third ANNA. banquet nonoring
Their Bosses" in the Mexican
room of the St. Johns Tavern,
Wednesday, June IA. The theme
of the banquet conferred around the
celebration of Flag Day. Dainty
flag place cards and nut cups
marked the places of the guests.
Mrs. Louise B. Polvogt, president
of the Wilmington club, presided
during the evening festivities. Will
bur Doshsr gave an entertaining
response to the welcome. The read
ing Were I a Boss" was given
by Cordeia B. Foster.
Much fun was enjoyed during the
game and contest playing which
was conducted by Mrs. Jean
Joyce, program chairman.
Prizes were awarded to Supt.
H. M. Roland, Mrs. Henry Emory,
Mrs. Aida Jordan, j. A. Orrell,
MrS. Leila COrD1n, ana darr1SS LII
gon. The singing of patriotic songs
added to the program.
Guest included: Mrs. Louis B.
Polvogt, Mrs. Violet D. Polvogt,
Mrs Jean M. Joyce, Mrs. Violet
M. Boemerman, Miss Cordelia B.
Foster, Mrs: Leila E. Corbin, Miss
Katherine Meier, Miss Katherine
Orrell, Mrs. Ann Orrell, Miss Mary
Henry Lennon, Miss Maude
Hughes, Miss Alice Behrends, Mrs.
Holmes Morris, Miss Ruth Humph-
rev Mrs. Aida Jordan, Miss
Evelyn Smith, Mrs. Lucy Peschau,
Miss Mary Savage.
H. M. Roland, George Darden,
1t. E. j. Lacock, Sgt. Archie Sid
bury, A. Bell j. A. Orrell, Mayor
Bruce B. Cameron Jesse Reynolds,
Howard Canister, Wilbur Dosher,
B. j. Bohannon, Harriss Lyon,
Mrs. Henry Emory, Mrs. Beulah
Meier.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-18
Awards Announced
BY Hemenway School

Children having a perfect attend
ance record for the past school year
at Hemenway school have been an.
nounced as follows:
1A-Donald Stack.
2AA- Joyce Latimer, Limberios
Vallianos.
2B Margie oanne Wagner.
ga ohm Rupert Coble, Lois Anr
Edwards, Catherine Won der Leith
3B Paul Krockman;
4B Harry Gross, Horace Os-
bourne, Farrell league, Lolita
Hayes, Harriet Wells ames
White, Glen Mcdonald, erry Nc
Donald.
5A-Lawrence David Kornegay
Jessie Mae Carroll, Calliope Foka-
kis, Betty jean Garriss, Elizabeth
Pauline RADON.
5B-Pat Carroll, Geraldine Da.
Wis, Joan Parker.
6A-Louise Watkins, Joan Wild.
enhouse.
6B-Herschau Strickland, Rob
ert Wells, Jessie Jones.
William Alderman. keith
Glover, William Hadley, Hayward
Hegler, Frances Casteen, Nellie
Smith, Margaret West.
7B-Randy McIver, Henry vor
der Leith, Margaret Fettel.
8B-Charles Smith, Emerso.
Surles, Richard Tatum, Peggy Mel
Dancy.
The eight grades presente'
the school with beautiful Bibl.
to be used in the auditorium.
The Noble Scholarship cup wa
awarded to Frances Westbrook TO
having the highest scholarship ave
rage in the eighth grades during
the past year. This award wa
made by Miss Marilyn Goodman
former winner Of the cup il
Hemenway school.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-18
Wilmington Girls
To Attend Dance
For West Pointers

CAMP DAVIS, June II - Six
special buses will transport the
400.young ladies from Wilmington
expected to attend the formal re-
ception and hop given in honor of
the United States Military Aca-
DENY cadets coming to the Anti
aircraft Artillery School, Monday,
for five-day course of instruction
in anti-aircraft artillery.
All buses will be marked Camp
Davis Special. and will make the
trips to and from Cap Davis. All
guests are urged to take the
earliest available bus to avoid over
crowding later buses. All buses
will leave on time and will be
under the supervision of a WAC
officer.
Each bus has been assigned
specific stops from Wilmington and
vicinity, so that all will arrive al
Camp Davis in time for the dance
which will begin at 7:30 pm. al
Farnsworth Hall.
The schedule for departure and
stops enroute is as follows:
Bus No. l leaves Sunset Park
and Wilmington at 6:05 pm. STOP
ping at Carolina Beach Highway
and Northern Avenue and USO a
Orange and Second street at 6.2(
pm.
Bus No. 2 leaves Cape Feal
hotel at 6:10 pm, stops at Wood
row Wilson Hut at 6:15 and Blu,
Top Lodge, Highway II, at So
pm.
Bus No. leaves USO Secone
and Orange at $50 pm, stops a
18th and Market at 6:35 pm.
Bus No. leaves Woodrow Viii
son Hut at $50 pm. stops at Blu,
Top Lodge at $40 pm.
Bus No. 5 leaves Oleander apart
ments, Live Oak Parkway ane
Highway "a, at 6:25 pm. stops a
Forest Hill Drive and Market
street >at $50 pm.
Bus No. 6 leaves Ocean Terrac,
hotel, Wrightsville beach at 6:2(
pm, stops at bus Stop No. 1, neal
Newell's Drug Store. at 6:25 pm.
Rodgers Grocery store at $40 p
M, at West Side of Drawbridge al
6:35 pm. and corner of 7th stree
and U. S. Highway 74-76 at ga;
pm.
At the termination of the dance
the buses will be spotted in from
OF Farnsworth Hall and it is
requested that guests use the same
numbered bus for the return trip
to Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-18
Mrs. Tom Carrigan,
Recent Bride, Feted

st. Johns Tavern as the scene
of lovely crystal shower and
dinner party Thursday evening
when Mrs. Grady Crabtree, Misses
Shirley Jean Beasley and Miss
Celeste Jones were nostesses
honoring Mrs. Tom Carrigan, the
f o r m n Madelyn Marshburn.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. E..
Marshburn.
The honoree was presented with
a white corsage by the hostesses
and showered with gifts in crystal.
Guests included: Mrs. H. Hayes.
Mrs. ]. E. Marshburn, Mrs. j. A.
Poteat, Mrs. Conrad Vessel. Jr..
Mrs. w. R. Allen, Jr., Miss Kitty
Shooter, Miss Caroline Havis, Miss
Dot Kure, Miss Margie McLamb.
Miss Martha Thompson, Miss
Jean Bryan, Miss Nancy Usher,
Miss Sylvia Allen and Miss Evelyn
Volk.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-18
100000 Worth OF Bonds
Sold In Whiteuille Area

WHITEVILLE, June 17-More
than 100000 worth of bonds were
sold in the Whiteville area dur
ing the first two days of the Fifth
Wa Loan drive, according to an
announcement by J. Herman Led
er, chairman for the drive. OF
that amount, approximately $780,.
900 were in E bonds.
Columbus county's overall quota
for the drive is $500, 900. which
includes $541,000 E bond quota.
Woman was probably the first
beast Of burden. The American
Indian papoose frame. the Eskimo
hood, the Kaffir skin bag, the New
Guinea net, the Andaman sling,
ana the Cnlnese yoke, all baby
carriers, tend to bear out this CON
c1usinn.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-18
Langley-Millis Vows
Said At Myrtle Beach

The wedding of Miss Mabel Mil
lis, daughter of Mrs. Callie Mills
and the late R. J. Mills, to Dallas
R. Langley of Wilmington, took
place on June II, at 100 o'clock
at the Methodist church in
Myrtle Beach, S. c. The vows were
spoken before the Rev. Pierce
Cook, pastor of the church.
The bride wore a white crepe
dress with small white hat and
white accessories. Her corsage was
of brides roses.
Following the ceremony t h {
couple was entertained at a lunch
con after which they left for a
wedding trip to Nashville, Tenn
Those attending the ceremony
were Mrs. Callie Mills. mother Of
the bride, Mrs. Mckinley Mills
Mr.. and Mrs. James Edward Mills
and daughter, Joette and Miss
Horn and Hal Langley all of Will
mington.
Uruguay's constitution Of 1915
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-18
Mary Juanita Foy,
Sgt. John Mintz Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Foy of Will
mington, announce the marriage of
their daughter, Mary Juanita, to
Sgt. John H. Mintz Of Wilmington,
at the Fourth Street Advent Christ
ian church on June /. with only
a few friends and relatives attend
ing.
The bride wore a navy blue dress
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-18

MRS. J. c WILLIAMS of Will
mington. who recently was elected
first vice-president Of the North
Carolina Federation of Women
club in Charlotte during the con-
vention in May. Mrs. Williams has
been recording secretary and
chairman of the American Home
department of the State Fedora
ton. She has also been district
president of this district of the fed.
Grated women's clubs and served
two terms as president OF North
Carolina Sorosis in Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-18
SUNDAY, JUNE Is, 1s4.

with white accessorie,
orchid corsage. and IN
Immediately after the c.r.
a reception was given A. ~ .ehony
OF the bridegroom. Tile nom.
, : Mrs. Mintz is the daupbta,
MIR. and Mrs. ]. H. Fov s.. l' 81. Of
Mlntz also of this citv D. L. 3,
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-18
COLUMBUS COURT

,,,o w1hiTEvILLE, June IA +v,
weeks session of hte Coh,n. Two
county Superior court will cour'
n Monday with Judge V W !"
Harris T. of Raleigh, presidjng w. ~ I,
first week will consider cr - Inc
cases while the second will W. 'ilial
en- to civic actions NC CIV
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-18

Millions in the Far East depend
on bamboo for food. They make
beer from bamboo seed, pickles
and candy from sprouts. S m e
bamboo produces an apple like
fruit which is baked; the sprouts
are a staple vegetable, cooked
and served like asparagus.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-18
Rev. Mr.. King To Note
96th Birthday Tuesday

The Rev. ]. P. King will cele-
brate his 96th birthday on Tues
day evening, June 20 at the home
Of his grandson, l. Dexter James,
416 South Fourth street, when he
will receive his friends from until
10 o'clock.
Mr.. King. one of the oldest resi-
dents of the city has been a min
lister of the Gospel for IS years,
retiring from active service few
years ago. Mr.. King has five liv-
ing children: Joseph M. King of
Detroit; Mrs. Roso A. Mecomber
of Jacksonville, Fla; Mrs. C. T.
Grant, Mrs. H. L. Walker and Mrs.
J. D. James of Wilmington He
has AZ grandchildren, SO gre
grandchildren and 10 great grand
children
V-
It is estimated that more than
az, 100000 homes in the U n i t e d
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-18

operates there twice a week, and
is an instructor for the senior me.
dical students at the. medical
school of Temple university in
Philadelphia.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-18
.Park-Magill
Wedding Set
. For June "a

Mrs. Frank M. Park, ST., OF
Greenville, announces the enga ge-
ment and approa ching marriage OF
her daughter, Elizabeth Louise, to
James H. Magill, lieutenant, Unit
ed States Marine Corps reserve,
formerly of Lenoir.
!. The wedding will take place on
June "a, at o'clock in the after
noon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-18

:. The black-footed albatrcss Of he
Pacific islands cannot ak e off
from the water or ground by wing
power alone, but must have Shl
spf go to 80 feet against the wind
to rise.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-18

It is estimated that more than
21,500,000 homes in the U n e d
States are equipped with radio.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-18

Uruguay's constitution Of 1919
separated church and state.
The Wilmington morning star., 1944-06-18

MO T H e r > s
M FRIEND, an
exquisitely pre-
pared emollient, Is
d1Saf11l In all nordi
Evening star., 1944-07-20
HOUSES FOR SALE.

BETHEsDA-6-rm.b brick, only 3 yrs. old,
Satn sarase heat ase baths
today; lExclusiveS F. A. TWEED CO.. J..
kFr1RaD kn iao GohosERi eGai' En- LEAVING CITY must
bath on lst. A. studio liv. rm., large M
screened porch, unobstructee view: bed
md n: maids room and bath in base
hnai; ment; S-car built-in garage; air-cond
nfa5 pced eGnn ssso ys past chevy Ghass
SHEyY~ CHASE. Has ani,. 3. > cmBrick-and pm .ston.
nome, hadrm, rms nss bedrm Pc and bath on LIST a.
built-in garage: deer, fenced lot: out of
Gss 9oTn owner; T pTieed ressonable. Exclusive }
BURLEITH. rms. brick. excellent condi-
rass rson OIL r,o burner eec refris deep lot. ga
REALTY NJ cos 5ssnss' MA ssso sss DE. eoss DIXIE
IMMEDIATE dHIMI oCCUPANcY-laa5 Ran
home, ; bedrooms. nursery and. baths.
First noor living room, mirrored fireplace,
danins d room. modern kitchen, bedroom and
rooms and lovely nursery ~ and bath: ii fuIi
Ssylisht basement, laundry tubs. maid S
laUa,ory; raom Ec, partly furnished recreation
fenced-in back yard with double e 9arags. m e.
Being sold by owner. who is leaving town
sHo!tg, i You save the 5000 sales commits
son Priced low at Sl5,150.
pletely. done over, new house Condition: !:
immediate possession, 3 bedrooms, living
room dining room. kitchen and bath
ienced-in garden. RANDALL H. HAGNER
CO: NC. I32l Conn. ave NV. De. 5000
NEAR 18th AND UPSHUR, adjoining
Srestwood;, brick detached. 8 rooms. 2
paths, full attic, gas h.-wh., garage
possession: Call Ia. O623 Sundays and
nights. mr 8 N vMETzLER; I PI. 5000,
We HAVE 70 HOUSES for sale. These are
scattered thLoughout the city. For In
FORMATION call Harry Dreisen. IA. 8902, or
MURRAY Co, MA. 1895. Brokers CO.
siLYEa. sPRING-petaehed, S1o,ebo: all
brick. rooms and bath h-vh.; 8b-ft
frontase. much wider at rear. .built.l
sundsys and nishs:. hsisPi MRtzlfs. a. pf. ssSSSs SSSss
Evening star., 1944-07-20
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

We PAY ALL CASH, Ior ne. and sc.
aef uHesr'ss SEQ fff m St se:'emsPt' s sR s,oe Gum
L I rAf = h,II. HiGHEsI .ll,eash Drlcs. for ela
w cXS XS0eli SELL D your n" hoTs. Go Is.s e.
stssn,ion; sns +; A. HUMraR1Es. Reaitors.
WE NEED good houses for sale. quick
service, Brishtwood or other NV. section.
eh enN Ml ssFEGaD sFIH raHk q sISo House it. v,u,
today; .sh y, gu Our opinion entails no oelisation:
es.;,dls CO. INC sstsblished 1887. D1. 1918.
Will PAY CAsa for snsn house in D 6.
from cn !, private party Quick ssttlensns No
sTToRE YoG e SELL yoSr nA GSss Srop.r,y get
oner We charge no commission. Highest
pT,9e, pns orF PAD and prompt settlement See
rr.Iss1E ?! pAkr9 1o will buy from owner de-
TO h9ms s1oret in nd
HOUSES wANTEiD-we h.v. clients wait.
hsaiss PA1n ise'SP5 sTosf e r. R..oT fsy
F aAtk 6nIESfs sH3e fsnR Who ave- win D.y cash ,o,
II Ana5fa or 4sis f,i L.. chS,sh ST1
Arlington. OK. 1924, After pm. cH
4IsT 465 YeEH sS111H TTorEEI1 pa :, with yoaTH1Se:
service. 81 654l. SH 676o
Do YOU WANT TO sell or rent your prop
erty? We have clients with cash TO buy,
Q; B. ZANTZINGER, Jr.. WA. 1919 UN.
HAVE CASH BUYERS for detached
houses. unfurn.. in GOOD ne location.
Also for bungalow across Penn. Ave. Bridge.
Call J. LEE DONNELLY, Investment Build.
i've Ma 331.
WANTED-Detached or semidetached g.
room house. Chevy Chase preferred;
around $4,000. gentiles. Box 356-T,
Star.
COLORED-Want house in Brookland for
colored. will pay all cash. MI. OO44, 2s02
18th st ne
Evening star., 1944-07-20

PROFESSIONAL MAN wants unfurnished d
or semifurnished home. :! or more bed
rooms. Northwest section. by Sertember
rsli s Ms WI care 10Y % property same as owner.
RESPONSIBLE GENTLE COUPLE. one
oaets, pay. aesire , n.room house yard: NV.
Of Medical Center. Call WI. 51e5. after
CHS EMPLoYE needs unfrrnished , or 4
bedrooms. any good neighborhood. prefer
S333 any time on~
HOUSE. unfurnished. minimum bed :
rooms in or around Bethesda Oliver 3539.
ENGINEER. in essential war work. urgent
ami; Immediate occupancy or by August
l.. Up to Sl.5 mo. Prefer Silver Spring
MA. 1904. Ext. 400. after 8 pm 2Is
:. OR BEDROOM detached house: good
rs1,s nv or ne section. close TO grade school.
Rent to 500. Call EN-. 1907, days or eve
WANTED in NV. section D. c., s-bedroom
sS9ss, sMsf completely furpished D1 :9aa IS.
home; Va, preferred; references: perma :
nent Phone RE. 6700, Ext. 59l4, 3 am.
UNFtRNIsHED; yearly lease: may buy if
NV. or nearby Md; ss5-s1oo D1. 7I3l
MOTHER and working daushter wish to
rent broom furnished house or apartment:
r school children: reasonable rate. Call
uNFuRNlsHED or furnished house or
Army captain, wife. child. EX. 8a75 or
INFURNlsHED three-bedroom house Call
WOodley O3lo oeS
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

GIRL to share attractive 3-rm. apt. with
90: 18Th 'P 81. : NJ Sc Ap sirls to RI Share as
bedroom b attractive. cool apt. with two
ONE GENTLE GIRL to occupy 5.room
Franknn $500, Ext. SOS. after $40 10.
suit lhk adults only. 1928 West Vir-
1910, Iath ST. NV rooms kitchen
is:s NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE-. corner N
n%m rrnn rms kitfhenstte anIh semipy5 bath
5 ROOMS And BArH. s s6s, uffs Il St. 'ure se
tR TR,,WG S5s3 after .nv pm
;so refined, girls two rooms. kitchen and
Ext, aSs. after pm. Xvsilsble " i'm
is6s PENN ST. NE.-studio bedroom
kitchen, private bath. private entrance
electric TefrissIator; utilities incl; Sot
ment with ), OF hers. I4as Spring pl NV
a. AZ ! sf ca NEMBed st'eI fvins nm room kitchen
semibath. refsr. gas range, sink; couple
is; IodS iScRAHaM inH a. Sws,ga,s sasem.n,
TAxoMA PK. MD.-s rooms. adults only;
s vo.! mS Sve all sI HL'i!sa a, for summer, no New
EXTRA NICE. semibasement apt in NV
gas range, Frigldaire. share hath; on bus
1888. p ST N.E.-serviceman's wife will
fnsre hnar re duplex En i,room apt, s55' includins
ss,i ard sT. NJ large bedroom and
!!t' Sss,i ss' ST. * Swar, 9eas to ,b.r.
e.sss asssmi air 'ps RA $3.50 1so 'v shower
GENTLEMAN will share with another mid
dle-aged college man two-rm. and b. apt:
sentral' sem artistic, studio; references. Box
ExcHELok APT, large room, private bath.
electric plsle: rent. $50 month. 1880
fARGr 4; Ap! FRoSf fFo% RooM pm and s,eAeuet,e
furn; for Ink, no linens or dishes fLrn,;
DpPoST 81 Pe'ssF0e crRcf K ehd 3 '4 18th st
TAKoMA PARK-Well furn, suit ) or =
rms, sun porch, large liv rm.. Gin rm.
sIa XIII nsds. Tedsr tie bath; slsS incl utilities
1898 d ST. Me- rooms, suitable a
eoWnssn s%EGssd s,s nssr nmor bath r.
eonv; transp,; adults utilities included
rTRSfsaID 5Gy RooM z aPT At
marie ave. Takoma Park. Md ST. PSI
TWO ROOMS. modern kit, pvt. bath; ac-
commodate family of 3 employed people
$50 month. Two rooms, modern kit. semi.
pvt bath: accommodate girls or family
S;ln month. Du. o,i1. apply after & p. m
3459 Holmeal n. NV. ol'
10 9th ST. NV, downtown-Two rooms
KIT and private bath. FriRidaire. ] st floor
500: also basement ant, two rooms kit
s1T snd cpSy private BATH $50: no children
DELIGHTFULLY FURNISHED APT. on,
room. kitchen and bath. for one person
500 per month; highest references re-
CURED Box 354-T. Star.
$50 ST. S.E.-Complete bedroom. kitch-
en-, bath; near Library Of CONGRESS: S57
:os R6CK CREEK CHURCH RID. NV
closed porch ard grill. share bath: GENTLE
bone; SAB mo-: /" min. downtown
s6 n. I. AVE. NV. Apt. 1o5-e rooms
kitchen and bath, for settled couple May
% 7e. seen e., Il e Yr 9 RI RI Friday only g.,
rent; light, heat and gas: refined adults
GIRL. % to 35, to share apartment with
another, NV. section; attractively fur
nished; reasonable; GENTLE apt. Call CO
ias is's fARk P,isE RB. m NV. "a blk to car and
nuswS-Toom Dgsv.a room apt: ant nicely furnished; en-
HILLSIDE, MD. ills 4ath ave- room,
and bath. utilities. End floor; :, or adults
$50. Apply Ist-hoor apt.
furnished: fur downtown: new-houss condition
1879 WARDER ST. NV Wa Apt. g s-A.:. r.
X. b.. refgr.. heat, h.w.. utils. incl; S45
adults; vacant. GE. $500 Also ! rm S}5