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In Local Bridge Circles
Bv Frank B. Lord.

Westrich, in the first section, anc
Miss Francis Jacoby, Wilmington
Del, and Mrs. r. H. Skinner. ir
the second section, led in the quail.
flying round, but were not success.
full in the finals.
In the consolation game Mrs. Ed.
ward Cotter and S. j. Grossmar
were tied with Mrs. H. C. White
and Mrs. Allan Rutherford, Balti.
more. Mrs. c. w. thinner and J. D
Boyd were third.
Mixed-pair winners were: R. E
johnson and Mrs. c. w. thinner
first, 3451a; DR.. A. J. Steinberg anc
M. Rosson, second, 327, and 1t. ane
Mrs. E. S. Harlow, third. 313h.
1t. j. j. Parrish and 1t. JacK
Howe took the mems pair prize
while James G. Stone and Johr
Darsey and r. E. johnson and w. s
Benedict were second and third
respectively.
In the women's pair game the
results were: Mrs. Jack Bennett anc
Mrs. H. r. Young, first; Mrs. Cottel
and Mrs. B. E. Palmer, second, ano
Corpl. Margret Roller and Mrs. L. E
Merrell, third.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Hoyem re-
peated their success of last year in
the National Press Clubs major
prize series by winning for second
time the Victor Smith Trophy.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Sentner and
Coz. and Mrs. Cookson won the
team match for the Ely Culbertson
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Potomac Rose Society

A meeting of the Potomac Rose
Society will be held at 4:30 o'clock
this afternoon, on the campus oil
George Washington University, be-
tween Goth and 21st streets at G
and II streets NV.
After a short address of welcome
by Mrs. Lillian w. Smith, she will
guide members on a tour of inspec-
ton of the roses on the campus and
in the Potomac Rose Society DEM
onstration Garden located there
The tour will be followed by ad-
journment and a visit to Strong Hal
for tea.
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'SohiCoOoy 4Ol pdoG II1dJTOIlS ana
patrons and charter members night.
Entertainment and refreshments.
On Tuesday evening Electa Chap
ter will have initiation and honor
the May birthdays.
Naomi Chapter on Wednesday
evening will initiate six candidates.
William F. Hunt Chapter on
Thursday will have initiation of
four candidates.
Cathedral Chapter will have grand
visitation Wednesday evening at
26O0 Sixteenth street NV.
At the meeting of Brookland
Chapter Wednesday night they will
feature mems night, when the men
will be in charge. A musical pro-
gram by the Social Service Group of
the Montgomery-Blai High School
will be presented.
Friendship Chapter meets Tues
day. The General Auxiliary Home
Board meets at the Masonic Temple
tomorrow at 80 pm.
Special meeting May 80 for grand
visitation.
Harmony Chapter will meet
Thursday. The chapter will con-
duct religious services at Eastern
Star Home, May %.
On Tuesday evening Lebanon
Chapter will confer the degrees and
pay special tribute to those having
birthdays in May.
Warren G. Harding Chapter will
meet Tuesday evening.
For Columbia Chapter on Tues
day night will have grand vista
ton. officers Club meeting for May
postponed until June, with Mrs.
Anita Simmons.
Bethlehem Chapter will have ini-
tiation Tuesday.
Takoma Chapter will honor the
associate grand matron, Charlotte
Spencer. and the associate grand
patron, Robert Riley. and associate
matrons and associate patrons of
the Jurisdiction on Friday.
Temple Chapter will have initia-
tiou tomorrow.
The annual visitation to the He
brew Home for the Aged will take
place June 4.
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Local Clubs
Activities
Garden Show Planned

III A~II kyIlo" ldlllINa
The Bethesda Community Garden
Club, organized in 1923, will hold its
2lst annual spring garden show
Wednesday morning at the Battery
Park Clubhouse. The show will fol-
low the regular monthly business
meeting scheduled for 10:30 o'clock.
Mrs. c. Dwight Curtiss will speak
on wild Flowers--to Cherish and
to Collect"
Competition in the show Is open
to all members Of the club. DIR.
David Lumsden, honorary president
Of the Bethesda Garden Club and
president of the American Horti-
cultural Society, will Judge garden
produce and flower arrangements.
General classes include roses, iris,
peonies, herbaceous perennials,
biennials, ANIMALS, fruits, vegetables
and flower arrangements.
The following committee is in
charge of the show:
Mrs. Nathan Blum, chairman;
Mrs. Richard Akers, Mrs. Dallas
Barr, Mrs. Clark Hilles, Mrs. George
Mock, Mrs. Welch Pogue, Mrs. N. K,
Richtmyer, Mrs. James Robinson,
Miss Sue Thomas, Mrs. Walter
Young and Mrs. G. r. Webb.
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Legion Auxiliary
National Officer
To Be HOnOred

Mrs. Lawrence Smith, national
president of the American Legion
Auxiliary, will make her official
visit to the Department of the Dis
trict of Columbia on May 27. A
dinner and social will be held in the
American Legion clubhouse in her
honor at pm.
The Executive committee meeting,
in charge of Mrs. Gertrude S. Pierce
department. president, will be held
at 8 pm. Mrs. Smith will make a
short talk on the Legion Auxiliary
and its activities.
The colors of the auxiliary units
will be massed at pm. today at the
Sylvan Theater under the direction
Of the National Guard of Honor.
Justice Felix Frankfurter of the
Supreme Court of the United States
will be the principal speaker Music
by the United States Navy Band.
A vesper musicale and pew rally,
sponsored by the James Reese Eu-
rope Unit, will be held at the Asbury
Methodist Church, 18th and K
streets NV at 4:3O pm. today. Mrs.
Lodee c. johnson, president, will
preside.
On Tuesday the Department of
Agriculture Unit will meet at the
home OF Mrs. Mary Riemer, 4607
Connecticut avenue NV. Mrs. Ade-
laide Miller, president, will preside.
Mrs. Lucille Colman is new
mother.
AT recent meeting of Cooley Nc
Cullough Unit. Mrs. Helen McCabe,
president of the Past Presidents
Farley, was unanimously indorsed
for national Eastern vice president.
James Reese Europe Unit will
meet Tuesday at the Garnet Patter-
son School.
District Of Columbia Eight and
Forty paid special tribute to mothers
at the Washington Hotel at 8 pm
Wednesday. Mrs. Helen K. Ware
chapeau departmental, presided
Memorial services were conducted
by Mrs. Pearl Heagerty, memorial
chairman. for the departed mem
bers.
Mrs. Ethel Wilt, HAT Box" editor.
is In charge of arranging the
monthly bulletins and Mrs. Claire
Sm1thson draws the covers.
Mrs. Frances Snow and Mrs. Car
olyn Kiser, colorbearers, will carry
the colors of the salon at the mass
ing OF colors at S pm. today at the
Sylvan Theater.
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Rose Show Scheduled

The Potomac Rose Society and
the Takoma Horticultural Club in
cooperation with local garden
clubs, will present their annual rose
show from am. to 10 pm. Satur-
day, May 27, and 9 am. to 8 pm.
Sunday. May %, at the Takoma
Public School, Piney Branch road
and Dahlia street NV.
Members of the Rose Show Com
mittee include w. H. Youngman
and Horace w. Johnson, co-chair-
men; j. Mark Albertson, vice chair.
man; A. G. Barrett, T. K. Burrows,
Miss Marie Garland, Miss Agnes
Carleton, D. G. Duey, Mrs. Irene
Haggerty, G. M. Purves and Miss
Mae Simpson.
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areas of the former Polish republic
Received through neutral Portugal
the label allegedly pictures the sky
line of the city of Lemberg"
John l.. Steele, formerly active in
the Washington Philatelic Society
and the Collectors Club of Wash
ington but now resident of Phila-
delphia, was in town for a few hours
recently.
The French Committee of Ma
tional Liberation announces that
stamps of France and colonies which
bear the overprint "Batiment de
lgne Richelieu" are counterfeit.
Italy has produced King Victor
Emmanuel stamps with propaganda
tabs attached.
Accounts of the recent sale of
the stamps and covers accumulated
by the late Clifford w. Kissinger of
Reading, Pa, must have stirred
mixed memories for a number of
old-time Washington philatelists-
not excluding those who recall that
j. II. Houston, local collector and
dealer, long was Mr.. Kissinger's
principal source of supply.
The 1914 convention of the So
ciety OF Philatelic Americans will be
held at Chicago instead of Wash
ington, as originally planned, Au-
gust 10 to 13.
A stamp club has been organized
at Camp Lee, Va.
Manchukuo has brought out q
stamp in homage to the Red Cross
The Stamp Division of the Par
American Union has received a Ship
ment OF stamps of Panama valued
at $4,000.
Stamp meetings for the week are
listed as follows:
Tuesday evening at 8-Collectors
Club OF Washington, Thomson
School, Twelfth and L streets NV
Address by DR.. Robert A. Haycock
assistant superintendent of schools;
exhibition by children of the Bu-
chanan School; bourse.
Wednesday evening at 8-Wash-
ington Philatelic Society, Lee Shera-
ton hotel, Fifteenth and L streets
NV. Telegraph centennial celebra-
ton under the leadership of Albert
r. Kunze
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st. Johns Auxiliary

A silver tea, sponsored by st.
Joseph's Auxiliary, will be held
4 to 7 pm. May % at the home of
Mrs. Joseph P. Kennedy, 42O Fourth
street NE. Members of affiliated
auxlliarieS are invited.
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Otanps
By James Waldo Faycen

Stamp collectors are invited to at
tend the centenary celebration OF
the electric telegraph system at the
Capitol, Wednesday morning at II
o'clock. Speakers will include: Rep
resentative Alfred L. Bulwinkle OF
North Carolina, Senator Burton K
Wheeler of Montana, Senator War
ren r. Austin of Vermont and
Speaker of the House Sam Rayburn
of Texas. The memorial plaque in
the small rotunda near the Law
Library is to be unveiled by Miss
Leila Livingston Morse, grand
daughter of the inventor, Samuel F.
B. Morse.
Cover collectors are advised to OBJ
tain first-day markings of the new
Scent telegraph centennial COM
memorative in Baltimore as we'll as
in Washington. 1t will be released
In both cities at am. Wednesday,
It is announced that Franklin r.
Bruins, jr., stamp editor of the New
York Sun, will be acting president
of the American Philatelic Con-
gress in succession to the late Eu-
gene Klein until further notice; and
that the Tenth Congress will be
held as planned at the Bellevue
Stratford Hotel, Philadelphia, De-
cember to 3, inclusive.
Miss Irene M. Pistorio, well known
In national philatelic circles, is vice
chairman of the District of Colum-
bia Girl Home Makers Committee of
the Daughters of the American Rev.
olution.
An exceedingly important ac-
cumulation of foreign and domestic
stamps, the property of a Washing
ton hermit" collector who recently
died in Florida, will come into the
market shortly.
The Associated Press Feature
Service says: With the Russians
pushing their way into Poland, there
soon may be no further use for the
stamp illustrated here. 1t was is
sued recently for German occupied
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| OES ActiUities
In Local Chapters

Hope Chapter will meet at 8 pm
Wednesday for past matrons ane
patrons and charter members night
Entertainment and refreshments,
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certain amount OF protection against
is essential to successful foer vegetable gardening The
choice betpeen dusts releuant-the important
thing to apply the material to the foliage before bugs
oDer disease spores form. - Horace
ByW Fl. Younsman
Garden
1943 Victory
means OF controlling the insect that
beetle
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Department of Justice Post in
dorsed Comdr. Lee Pennington for
the office of department commander
for the coming year.
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National Cathedral Post will meet
at the Legion clubhouse on Wednes-
day to elect delegates to the depart
ment convention, according tc
Comdr. H. j. Jacob.
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The graves of American fighting
men in all the major theaters of
war will be decked with flowers on
Memorial Day, provided by the
American Legion.
An expenditure of $1,000 for this
purpose from the income of the
1926 900 overseas graves decoration
trust of the American Legion was
authorized by the National Execu-
tive Committee here May l on the
recommendation of the trustees of
that fund.
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A stamp club has been organized
at Camp Lee, Va.
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Italy has produced King Victor
Emmanuel stamps with propaganda
tabs attached.
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The Stamp Division of the Pan
American Union has received a Ship
ment OF stamps of Panama valued
at $4,000.
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United States Internal Revenue
Post met Thursday with Comdr.
Robert E. Van Every presiding. The
commander and his staff presented
the essay medals to the winners at
the Woodward School.
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The 1914 convention of the So
ciety of Philatelic Americans will be
held at Chicago instead of Wash
ington, as originally planned, Au-
gust 10 to 13.
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Manchukuo has brought out a
stamp in homage to the Red Cross.
Evening star., 1944-03-02
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

l.EFRlGERATORS, WestinEhouse. new.
P,f2r 2 Smith, h H., 1874 q a St rs. L $3.50;
box shsis SIS aefi, Phone ne sliSsr sRA' spTins aini
sscSs On 4sase llSsaa p4sel,e.y Il hss New
kitchen 3 Itch cabinet. etc. 3o7 s4th st. ne
small Sizes Rare eGsSsa RSs shop Rs,Se isaS RS
s SAFES .Gss and money, chssts-larssst @ stock
ing g.. so7 Oh St: NV. 5:
fass esceens sona Saes
ssss + Iaes g. $751; ssa4
sgnRf sEWiN eve MRGH,NF RY EA 917q s,.,
good stitch, S65. Needlecraft. Sc,
sEWlNe Esa 4; Rix MACHINES, treadles, dropheads,
pairs: 81 50 up, $sas N St. NV. Be. 7457.'
lamps and tables to match; 5x9 rug: lamp,
sTdRM snd mahSgsny %INYnM table - TE aso4
this coming summer we can make imme-
diate installation OF most sizes of double
hung hung windows. giving you the benefit of the
The winter season, and insuring you against
disappointment in not receiving your
screens lot Iull summers use. windows
permanently installed on the outside Of old
or new homes, Glass or screen sashes are
easily removed and replaced on the inside
Of bldg. Call WO. $3.50 day or night. in
Guiding Sundays. and arrange for free
aemonstration and estimate in your home.
ST STROLLER, new straw Victory model, rub
ST sTuDfo eS fE!9F 4aah alsh nnersprins
mattresses, .reupholstered, very fine tap
estries; comfortable for to sleep; S59. SO.
Rolaway folding beds, all metal, includ-
ing mattress, S19.50; size q g.. Ideal
sTTDIo STUDIO coUcHEs. factory rebuilt, with
beds, beds, Atlas, 921 G st. Nv DI.. 3737.
sun LAMP-,Brand-new General Electric,
portable and adjustable. Call Dupont
s1 shHss rs s5SP - Gsea Or ss
TRoMBoNEs.King, late model. $3.50;
Conn ike new. S695O. Call Republic
6212, KITS. 1880 G st. middle of block)
TWIN ISp BEDS tmah.) inner,spring matt,
and cushion. Sligo $500.
TYPEWRITERS for rent, all makes; type
writers repaired; all work guaranteed
s. Sayey, ~, 3o19 I4th St NV. AID. 223l.,
WASHING vsaSa d,G MAS MACHINE: ell, Ike new about
WAFER Ru HsATERs Watneio sas automatic snos Rex
Erewar, 2Q-year guarantee. All sizes. Will
F st. NV, Ma Al 63, RA 1863.
YOUTHS BED, Cape Cod. practically new,
SOB. 62l2 Sth st. NV. TAYLOR 0673.
PICKS; used with new handles, 81 .05:
uSea actIfWss.1 Sh1yeis. sl25 Go1d SS sdns IS nsw
SELL OR BUY used articles through CON
TACT service Ma. 9675 weekdays, TO 5,
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

nently Stationed in washineton, desires
nv nv les pref BOZ sIs-d. Sta Star. DA'A AD'''
nacs 9aas NV: ". SECTION Call from to 8. DE
NAyAL Sai sas o1ficER, IL wife, year-old daughter
wish pleasant living ARRANGEMENT, 1 to 3
RSa'h' T%o Rooms @ sSiS and stehsnet,e e ga untur
n%ished; % where dog is allowed; NV. section.
sRfrIsa sRf f. Officer i1st AND WIFE require
modern apartment, NV. section. Bedroom,
Ens Rnf fihsn ax Pr HT us
YoHNG 'P sJsHNEss M e'cseGffs CoGPIE desire COM
pletely furnished modern spartment. bed
II atitiss ?s prefer sas friendssip snf aeshes 4zs
YOUNG WOMAN Nv Would f ike Ss to oe share ssoe sDart
mopolitan woman; convenient but pleasant
LOCATION i I go to school evenings. BOX
GOVT. ENGINEER desires furn. or unfurn.,
! or bedroom apt in modern NV. apt.
bldg immediate late occupancy; Call weekdays:
n one ns or eSe ed
gentle lady with teen-age son. NV. pre-
sKTTisH fssTff oe sER$dEMiHsSS R$i stisS g reou,r.
NV. district preferred. Box 4z5-B' star.
MARINE OFFICERS WIFE. s-year-old son,
nearby Nd, or Va. Murray, DU. 9317,
DetWeen rs pm. a
NAVY LIT, after 10 mos. overseas. perma-
nent station now D. c., wants one
peearoom psi Sn,s apt NV. section. MA. 1910.
NAVY OFFICER. wife. baby. want fur
nlshed house or apt. Arlington. Box
165-E, Star. a.
GOING SOUTH? Refined. reliable naval
ofhcer and wife wish to sublet your mod
ern, furnished, one bedroom or studio
k1tchenette apartment until first week in
April. MA. 2740, Ext. SIT. A.
TWO-BEDROOM unfurnished duplex apt
or bungalow within five miles central D. c.
near shopping center, wanted to rent by
permanent naval architect wife and baby;
sstiet ssriet essential; max. s75. Box 167.E
TWO ADULTS desire Groom furnished apt
with bath and kitchenette; close-in NV.
section preferred: Govt employed: no
pets Would consider short-term lease
DE. 1878 between 9:3O-12 mornings.
11s OR ROOMS, kitchenette and mod
ern bath: NV, between l4th st. and wis
eonsin on eve ave north OF Florida ave. Box
THREE GOVERNMENT GIRLS want fur
nlshed apartment. NV. district: one large
room, kitchenette, bath. Call Miss Eaton
Michigan M 253a between 50 pm.
| unfurn. l rm.. kit, private bath: NV. sec
tfOn preferred #
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ROOMS FvRN.-Nor.hws.. tcons.)

1120 FERN ST. N.W.-Large room, twin
q III sR2ASTu SHusf ia iIont
on srd noor: windows. double bed; suit
ss or SS rapi9 b9ss re;
ga9ne , "a s,pEle 50 .OgI dOuhe 6u 154A a,t
Sus nn ~ car or 18th st.
cATaEDRALp pNn ave. eaYa.e saia. Oh n0@a Conn
Large. comfortable furn. front room for
SINGLE ssfE seRaiIs RM. h9ms nsst to semlDvt. BATH
bus young WOMAN ss5 siiss5'a5 isss undsra ao
mSSs cAHvEnrR Rs sr e1s1 swNes ..is Com somort
6hFoNT fhE TerS SrkcIR ksssIsRnaH5s 1sia H4 $3.50
Young lady to share pleasant, front room
iss. RRSo kD N.w.6sesutiiaiiy WV Hses Ifai furn
COR. 18Th AND s NWMBis' ason attras U 9sao front
room to share with another young lady. IN
1918 6AIvERT sIn ST. + HWEsrsss NV Aps sor room for
or 3: also one to share with another girl
Sss7 10th ST. N.w.-Beautifully. newly
iurn. and dec. bedroom with adj. living
i,o room; SHiet home; 500 month. GE. 9017
twin BEDS semDys sath sn sTn s5s
dry priyils.: expr. bus; gentle home: $40
lies LAMONT ST. NV. end Of Mt Pleas
anT SasHf Esnes 81 SWpsuSso sr sss
ph9os 81 9sa aaa
18th ST. sSay '5eusR oais ssht'sms6 e.
DOWNTOWN, 1913 VT. ave. NV, corner of
K stEA beautiful. large front room for 2,
s sSii . j., illinois I'll AVE; N.w.-Attractivs
shey sheyer; quiet gentle home: 80, -,
room. twin beds, end 11th st. car line: 2
1861 MINTWooD PL. NV. "a blk. Mt,
ap youns GOVT in Drafessona asm men
AZ sfeToS sc aSS ?E 4s 80 sTdah 7da
twin Beds rm RA st ass 1897 newly decorated
1905 18th ST. N.w.-1st floor front studio,
os studio sF s1s rm oynecd Ai2 new n paSs
DUPONT CIRCLE MANSION; private bath.
d0Gm laESe bG e1iss sfss fireplace
sht sst.sety, |Sss ''ess o 1sts spf St warn
1aos 1ssSensals vasNuM AP So hGsf Nwcirl to share
lovely twin-bed room with another: radio.
sHoa NEAR hG%s sSisent GE sFx aes Single
room room, ! large basement room; newly deco
JoOl CALVEhT 81. NV, Apt. 25-Large,
front room, suitable for / or Q; gentlemen
only located near 18th and Col. rd
DUPONT CIRCLE-Very large sunny front,
twin beds, fireplace: girls; S25 each for 2.
2007 Mass. ave. NV. DU. 6252.
29l7 28th ST. N.W.-Lge room, pvt bath
with shower. gas heat, inst hot water
near Conn: and Cathedral ayes. HO. 1850.
SINGLE RIM, very comfortable. next bath;
good neighborhood, / block Georgia ave;
sicEfa PGf aui FR6Nr ROOM and bath
Tor couple. cow transp co R104
1000 R ST. NW.-Ciean warm. COM
Portable rooms, singles, S2O-S35; doubles.
S40-S45, MI. 379S.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, 2lO1 st NV
Girl to share large sunny room with an
other. twin beds, near bath and shower;
conv. to meals and transportation.
1922 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Double, running
water, clean, comfortable; rent single or
double: gentlemen 3s
1888 IRVING ST. N.W.-Large beautifully
furn: single or double; southern exposure;
Frigidaire: excellent transportation
1907 EYE ST. N.W.-Doubles and triples:
next to Army and Navy Club.
1904 4th ST.-Studio rm. with adj twin
bed rm.. attractively furn., next bath gem
tile home; excel. transp RA SS17.
DOWNTOWN, 1917 Vermont ave.-Gentle-
men: single rooms with running water,
OIL heat, sh.w; references: $3.50 to SO
422 LAMONT ST. N.W-Double room.
Soldiers Home RA 2I67.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
O2 18th Me- or Q girls to share at.
rs,ctive r. modsrppistic apt. 9Th consenial

3O% 18th MI or girls to share At:
siss sisS. sssssssSIs' SIs . 7S4s WE ''nssn'a .a =
ss1s So sass ca sHoH Ro S,5 S asa ser ehw
s ~ ~ HIiIscS q. E:w:1Wsil iarn s front
phone sents home gas sea sec empoyed pn,
: looms. light housekeeping. semibath;
sdass So ss GGF o54sM P4I!ysse en'r'nes
front; newly decorated bed-iiying room,
GENTLE home; refined married WORKING
3 GIRLS to share nice apartment, all
home. 5741 Colo, ave. Apt. los. RA
s;2js T,i SSSS zFr suitable
car At door. FIR 4949 or RE. 06s7.
1011 B me-: adults only Il
9FE odas 18th Sta st.; lS31 Insraham st; nv
WooDRfD%GEMs % seoSne complete ae"f housekeeping
rooms, private bath: clean, quiet. For en-
Room FuRNisHES sOuDf APr D9 s1s
Manor Circle, Takoma Park. Md. SH.
isis KENYoN ST. NV. cozy little
living room, kitchen. Frigidaire, private
s 4 eaesp asa nsns Hss ad and ssy s fne
pets: references required. Inquire 230i
Sherman ave. NV. or call Michigan 96l7.
632 a ST. N.E.-Living room. kitchen,
semibath, elec refrigerator, gas range:
kHLoRaAs H sns sp sas N% tSrn1Ssfs lsis1arse first
mo Dsa eaeb ssd5ise5a5oF e. a7as suitable adults ss5
2 sS$5 18th ST. 81 N.W., NsyyS' " block north Gen.
ira, Hieh-Part or, entire. End floor. pri-
tes xses incdaG Hasn pGrcn' eiec refsr chw' utii-
300 BLOCK 18th ST. N.E;-Larse living
room; room be bedrm;, disAette kitchen and bath;
1854 bet. 10 am. and pm, or No. 1880
sARTLY FUENishEp 1-room apt: s45.
fRIyAPE iaS PHDpat aoMH, Hs4 living room. bedroom.
ene ut nd Included eh bdeF It. transp up
issl MORSE sr. Ip N.TMTWo Sns rooms. ms SEMI semi:
iiis N ST. NW.@Larse room. twin beds
fonS,a Housekeeping privileges. for two girls q
s''ss sooMs. 6s 2m 2nd-toor 'front.' with retriser- %
sso4 ss9t NEwTos IN f. ST. IT, Ms H. ssnier saSs
and bath; conv. transp.; Apt. 8; $50
ssos sstsDs 18th hoT ST. %WBsd-iv,ns siEas rm kit.
dining rm.;, semipvt., bath. util furn.:
Esfe smPleySd couple M aE Ssls
semibath, S45 month. Union 1884.
1241 EvARTS ST. NE rooms, kitchen,
semiprivate bath; convenient location. MI.
9O6 X ST. N.E.-Entire 2nd floor; 3 rms.
kit. and bedroom, furn.; G. E. refrg.. pvt
bath; to young, daytime-employed couple
one OK TWO GIRLS, aged % to IS. to
share house with six girls; excellent NV.
fi n'eI FLooR pr Psvsfs age bath
COUPLES imam and wife). Govt. en-
ployes. 3 rooms and kitchen, semiprivate
bath. Also apartment, 3 rooms kitchen
and nn bath bath Nicely furnished. Frisidaire.
1912 SPRING RID. NV. - Basement 8
trance: completely furnished. utilities;
employed couple or girls: $50 mo.
122O NORTH CAROLINA AVE. N.E.-Three
rooms, Frigidaire. 1st floor; facing Lincoln
ETisidaire; si1 week. Adults f'0n''
GIRL to share attractive Broom apt, with
sa0'heo. sa0 mo Az AZ ut I45s included unlim phone
sS GIRLS bsbe to shs.e osIy furnished apt
after 6 pm. Call FIR 7o43
2-KOOM furnished apartment, semiprivste
bath; 10 convenient transportation. Call
BEDROOM. ; LOOM kitchen semiprivate bath. $40;
DOWNTOWN. 1925 18th n.w-1-rm. stu
dlo apt: evth. furn.; share bath and refgr.;
Tor .. S15; also apt. for >. $50