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The Wilmington morning star., 1944-10-07
With 3 Brothers Dead, 18th. Missing
Marine Corps Will Release Fifth

ne following story was written
Ha sne associated Press by Pfc. Boyd
~. sstlom upon being informed that
fro, eIuest Tor honorable discharge
hsa INC U. S. Marine corps had
oeen approved. Camp Leieune auth
critics said they had been informed
ny Marine headquarters at Washing
Ion tnat steps were being taken to
strange the discharge but no dis
Snaree date has been specified as
Se''-6y Pic. Boyd Borgstrom, USMC.
CAMP LEJEUNE, Oct. 6.-(P-
Even though I haven't been mott
lied officially. have been told my
request for a discharge from the
MARINE corps has been approved
ana sure am happy.
III soon be back on the farm
nelplng Mama and Dad. They need
my personal attention. My Dad
25-acre farm needs a real work
out, and I am going to take care
Oh both right away.
The Marine corps has always
oeen good to me and think it's the
best outfit in the world, but my
nrst~ love is farming.
However, you can see I'll still
oe IN there pitching-doing my part
TO help finish this war, because
the sugar beets, alfalfa. grain and
cattle raised On Dads farm will
pc war effort contribution from
the Borgstroms.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-10-28
Fight Of Negro Women Smashed
Color Barriers In The Waves
Campaign Led By
AKA Council Unit
By HARRY McALPIN

WASHINGTON, D. C.--NNPA)-The recently an
nounced plan of the Navy to accept Negro IN the
WAVES the elimination of long struggle conducted
by all the country and headed by small group
of progressive women in Washington
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-10-28
Corps Photo
BY HELEN JAMESON
Distributed by King Features
Syndicate. Iucl

Our teen age girls are a pretty
husky looking sorority. Look at the
eighth graders, not yet fourteen, as
tall or taller than their mothers.
Compilations rosy, eyes bright,
stepping pretty. Among these vita
min babies the girl with pale COM
pleXion and hollow cheeks feels
forlorn, especially when she gets
to high school with all its interest
ing social activities.
She must learn her health-and-
beauty lessons. She can increase
her face value, if she tries. We take
it for granted that little Pale Face
has good marks on her health re-
port card, that. there is nothing
really wrong. The big need is to
look after nutrition. Some ele-
ments of food are lacking; the It's
ueS of her young face are hungry
for them. No doubt she has been
a finicky eater from childhood.
Maybe the family couldn't do
anything about it. But, if she rea-
Lies that eating a variety of food
is practice necessary for good
looks, she may do a turn about. Let
us hope.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-10-28

Pattern 9259, Jumper and jacket,
plays several roles, with or with
out jacket; with addition of blouses
or sweaters. Cotton, rayon, wool.
Pattern 9259 comes in girls sizes
6, s, 10, II and IA. Size, 6, jumper,
y yards 39-inch fabric; jacket, 1
yard.
This pattern, together with a
needlework pattern for personal or
household decoration, TWENTY
CENTS.
Send TWENTY CENTS in coins
for these patterns to Atlanta Daily
World, Pattern Dept, 232 West
18th ST., New York II, N. Y. Print
plainly SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS,
STYLE NUMBER.
FIFTEEN CENTS more brings
you the Marian Martin Fall and
Winter Pattern Book full of smart,
easy-to-make styles. A free bed
jacket pattern is printed right in
the book.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-10-28
TO ADDRESS
COLLEGE PRESIDENTS

CHICAGO-(A N Pr - DR.. Ho-
ward w. Odum, noted sociologiSt
of the University of North Carroll
ma and chairman of the Southern
Regional council, will be the prin-
cipal speaker at a dinner which
will be rendered by a large group
of Chicago citizens in honor of
the members of the Conference of
Negro Land Grant Colleges dur
ing their three day conference here
Oct. 1926.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-10-28
ARRANGE PARTIES

Today, however, we think of
Ha.1ow den IN terms CT parties.
and especially this year when we
should all strive to make arrange
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-10-28

primitive religious ceremonies.
Those borfires we are all SO fond
and warmth which they lend to
a get together on the night Of
October 3lst. can be traced oack
to the Druids, a religious order
Of Celts It was their belief that
on this particular night Samhain,
Lord Of Death, assembled all the
souls OF those who had died dur
ing the year ,a4d who were con-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-10-28
DRINK MILK

AS milk contains many elements
necessary for well being, we must
urge Pale Face to down a quart
of milk day, one glass with each
meal, one in mid-afternoon or at
bedtime. Do we hear her say she
doesn't like milk? What of it? She
doesn't like her wan portrait either,
we fancy.
The human machine clicks best
when the diet is balanced, consis-
ting of food elements providing
the proper portions of protein
meat, tish, egg white; carbohy-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-10-28
zD7 y
"a Eo~.
ZAAsG.lsA

Dear Amelia,
am a freshman in college, ana
I have met many fellows that
was fond OF. Several have been
to see me. but somehow, / don't
appeal to them seemingly. | am
shy and bashful and l wonder Il
that has anything to do with 1t
I really liked one Of them, but he
faded off the scene. too. Please
tell me what T should do.
Sentimental, But Shy.
Dear Sentimental But Shy,
II may be that your negative
personality is keeping fellows away
from you Self-consciousness Is a
demon that chokeS the life out
Of an individual. Yet, no one will
be able to conquer this demon
but YOU A man appreciates a
Girl that is not too forward, but
on the other hand, they do like
10 feel that the girl is interested.
So r1anv people have been mis-
understood because of bashfulneSs.
with some labelling 1t as lack OF
interest. Forget all ABOUT yoGrself
when you get wit14 the fellows
Dc everything possible to make
them know that you are trying
to entertain them. A girl that is
too backward is just as much q
misfit as one that is too forwrd
Strike the happy medium; be mode
rate. It will be hard at first tc
conquer this enemy, but you will
succeed If you are determined.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-10-28
Dear Baffled,

Values are reckoned differently
ioy various individuals. A mans
character. to my mind, should
be The first virtue to consider
Many people seem to think that
only women should possess this
quality but a man without char.
acter will never respect woman
hood fully. And after all, he may
be the father of your children.
Men have something to lose, too
for there are no separate codes of
ethics for the two sexes A man
should possess personality also.
which virtue will add to his
money-making power. Happiness
does not lie IL wealth, but in a
mutual love and understanding
between two people. Character will
teach him how to treat people,
personality will influence him in
winning both friends and position.
thereby enabling him to make
money Money, though very neces-
Sary, can never suffice for love
and affection, nor can it, alone.
warrant happiness.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-10-28
HaIIowe' en- Parties Can Be
Very Gay For Sc rvicemen

HalloWe en-, known to fun-loying
people ali over the world as q
time Of gajety Iand frolic, was
oIigiDeIy solemn religious Occa-
sion Dating back as far as medic
val times. our All Hanows Eve festi-
walls. now marked by jack olan-
terms. witches, COLLINS. cider, do
nuts and pumpkin pie, actually
originated from no loss than two
Of because Of the note of cheer
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-10-28
CONTRALTO TO SING

NEW YORK-(A N Pr - Portia
White, the brilliant young Cana
dian contralto, whose lovely voice
prompted Halifax citizens to es-
tablish a special trust to enable
her to pursue her studies and fur
Their her career, will make her Sec
ond appearance at New York'S Town
hall, Oct. % at $3.50 D. m.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-10-28
Dear Amelia.

What quality should girl look
for in a man? Do you think that
money can make for domestic
happiness? ] am trying to make I'D
my mine between two fellows
one IS very nice, but he is not
able to give me as much economic
security as the other I'd like to
know which one I should choose.
Baffled
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-10-28
Girl With Hollow Cheeks
Needs To Revise Her Diet
Miss Pale Face Needs To Down
At Least A Quart Of Milk Daily

and sweets; and
fats, found in fat meats, butter,
vegetable oils. The intake of calo-
ries should be sufficient to supply
energy for the days activities.
When emaciation is present, the
supply should be increased-more
fats and carbohydrates added. The
nibbler is partially starved The
fussy eater gets only a part of thi
various elements that she needs
for body repairs.
Thin girls do not eat properly,
and the usually rob themselves of
sleep. They don't care when they
get to bed, if ever. Mothers go dis
tracted overt them. They find
them putting their pretty tresses
into metal curriers' at midnight,
when they should have been sleep
ing for hours.
USE FARM WATER
There are local treatments for
pale skins and hollow cheeks; they
are effective if backed up by SEN
Sible living habits.
Wash the face at bedtime with
a bland soap and warm water.
Rinse, dip a wash cloth in hot
water, place against the flesh UNI
til it is red-three applications are
enough. Use cold water the same
way, dry gently
Apply heavy cream with brisk
tapping movements to flush UP the
blood streams. Then, placing fing-
ers and thumbs outspread over the
cheek, pull out the trumpeter's
muscles and let them snap back
Follow with friction With an ice
cube. Let the cream remain on
over night.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-10-28

Spearheading the group through
the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority's
Nom Partisan Council was Mrs.
Thomasina Johnson, the councils
legislative director Associated with
her in the fight were Miss Elsie
Austin. former national president
of the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority;
Mrs. Jeanetta WEIGH Brown, on
leave as executive secretary of the
National Council of Negro Women;
Mrs. w. Stuart Nelson, wife OF
the dean of the Howard University
School of Theology; DR.. Dorothy
Boulding Ferebee, prominent ply
stefan and civic worker; Miss Doro-
thy Height, former executive Sec
rotary of the Phyllis Wheatley
YWCA here: and Mrs. Pauline
Redmond Coggs, executive secretary
/ of the Washington Urban League
These women, forming COM
mittee of themselves, began real
concentration on the fight about a
year ago, though efforts had been
exerted- by them and their organi-
cations since the inception of the
WAVES.
On the day the announcement
was made by the Navy Depart
ment. these women were planning
to hold a meeting to discuss in
formation given members of their
committee that the Navy would
like to entertain some plans and
suggestions concerning candidates.
The meeting was postponed, how
ever, because several of the group
were out of the city. Mrs. john
son. is working out of New York
with the National Democratic Com
mittee, as is Mrs. Brown. Miss
Height is nov, stationed in New
York with the National YWCA
Most of these women have known
since early August that the an
nouncement was coming. This was
brought out in statement by Mrs
Nelson, who when informed OF
, the Navy Departments release said
"I have known that Capt. McAfee
Chead of the Waves was working
!, on such plan for sometime. I die
.. not feel free at the time to dis
cuss it, but I have known it since
the first part of August. The Navy
had agreed to that type of plans"
She went on to say she yeas
; very pleased on the matter of the
Navy seeing it fit to take such an
. advanced position in integrating
Negro women into its service. She
paid tribute to Capt. McAfee and
the "forward-looking group OF
women" under her leadership. She
said she felt the women in the Navy
, Department were prepared to take
a stand slightly in advance of the
stand the men have traditionally
, taken"
: Miss Austin, When informed OF
!. the announcement said; Il am GER
tainly very glad it has happened. /
trust that the announcement car
ries with it a policy of full and
ments for some kind of party. nc
matter how small to which We
can invite 5one Servicernen anc
women.
Last year through the efforts
OF the National Halloween Com
mittee. more than 8 million parties
were given throughout the coun-
try in private homes. USO lounges
schools. churches, hotels, etc, for
the boys and girls in the armed
services. This year The goal is Il
million parties.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-10-28
Long History
Of Holiday Is
Disclosed Here

fined in the bodies of such crea-
mes as COLLINS, sprites, and
gnOrneS because of their sins. The
Druids held that the only way to
ward off these ghosts who were
responsible for all sorts of evil
was to light huge bonfires on
Halloween.
KEPT THEM BURNING
Each Druid Village altar was
equipped with a bonfire that was
kept buring continuously for pro-
protection and on Halloween these
fires were cXtirguished and then
Ie-igl1teQ. Glowing cn1bers were
carried home by the village families
TO kinCle new fires on their
own heartstones. When the Druids
adopted Christianity, this practice
was abandoned. but traces of it
were evident as late as the 18th
Century. when farmers could be
seen carrying lighted torches over
their farms on Halloween to drive
off evil spirits that might be linger-
ing in the vicinity.
The Romans, on the other hand.
held festival every All Hallows
Eve (the night before All SAINTS
paY) IN honor Of the goddess
Pomona, patron of fruits and
gardens. On this night, the winter
fruits were open for the first time
That Is why Halloween today
still makes use of the trimming
over fruit bowls, and all varieties
Of nuts.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-10-28

complete indignation of Negro worn-
EN- Without the establishment of
separate Negro units. I am conf
dent that the women who are given
this opportunity will more than
make it worthwhile.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1944-10-28
HAS NATURE LET
YOU DOWN?
Get Back Your Natural Pen!

Get Back Your Natural Pep!
Do yOu feel tired. rundown, PREMATURE
ty oId2 Lack the vim to do things! You
can't act young If you feel old. When
your system becomes clOgged, pOisOns
.inger In the intestionaI tract, making
you feel sluggish, tired, rundown. Use
undertaking Nature Seeds to flush the
pOisons out Of your system--leaving
Won happy. vigorous, feeling like q new
man or woman, full of life and pep.
Send us your name and address. On
delivery pay postman se.16 which In
cludes COD. fee and p0stage-0r send
Sc now and we pay all charges. GUAR
ANTEED monev back If not satisfied.
NATURE SEEDS, Dept. S-72
In East Broadway. New York g. N. Y.
Evening star., 1944-10-14
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

JEWISH GIRL to share apt. with another.
soa 1sth 7sHs sT sftsr ,r,
with Z others. Every conv. AT. a647~. Nv
GENTLEMAN, share apt. Sc, modern, fur
aishea' ans af+s use all facilities FIR 77oo, Ext.
GIRL wishes to share new, modern apt.
With 4 ! young lady, between 20 and 35.
ARLiNGTToN-Nr. bus Ia rms, pvt
sh hanch XII 5 p5 Spss1 sSr utsrsd sns SsnRs F
GIRL, GENTLE, to share 3-rm. ne. apt
lsh seGspsr eoas sooS %ison snstPs SydHs
sans lurn ras ER chnleh sa fsssnss
a,s rm,, bath, kitshsnette, 1st.noor front!
required; no drinking parties permitted;
S1So, month; available Oct. 10th. Box
1901 p ST 81. N.w.-Nicely furn. room and
kitehenette. share bath; drunks need need not not
sos ilth ST. N.E.-,sssement. rooms,
saqaip g. Gsts mo- nls.i, Il,
aa sgnsshsd vss ssotlon anothss IA so sstsed
2sl4 lit ST. N.W.Ma-room roc; 'Gy spt.. suitable
Glp for Z or girls. utilities furnished
nsd sr M Is shsss to 5 po9 ss sp saa xth
WILL SHARE my unusually weil-furn. apt,
SSeparats Snsars bedrooms, with another reined
privilege OF preparing meals: every con-
vsnience; excellent transp.: near Mt.
r.easahy tss car line; NV. Seen by appoint
GOVT; GIRL wants other girls to share
FURNISHED apt. Call all day Sat-. sun. and
Mon. 800 Lamont St. NV. les
GENTLEMAN would share his apt. Will
enother gentleman; Is min walking dis
S,ng 5snee from e I Gcyt ssenciss. Box 39-J. Star
line; rooms. Kitchen, Frieidaire. semi.
| kxs. S0.n.
conveniently located furnished ant. Wiz
whom am able to make agresment Il
consideration Of taking care Of son aus
II possible. Box 26z-J, Star.
Evening star., 1944-10-14
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Soufhwasf onA Soutnaast

LARGE double room for Girls or eogple;
sc. ssction, 20 min. downtown. Hillside
es5 6th ST. s.E.--sleeping room. next
bath: convenient transportation.
23B 1st ST. S.E,---Cpposite House Once,
near Libr. and CAPITOL, walking distance
Security. oPA, WIPE, etc. semiprivatf
double bed, $50; one with single bed, .s26.
MAsTER BEDROOM, corner private home,
bath, shower; conv. transp.; Is min. all
41I0 HOMER AVE. suitland Manor Apts.,
Apt. Groom with Kitchen PRIVILEGES ii
desired; convenient to the Census Bureau
ana Camp Springs airbase: S10 wk. Can
De. seen Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
after 8 pm. SP. 09DI-M.
;e324 SHANNON PL. Sc 2 rooms for
nousskespinE: employed couple preferred;
500 A ST. s.E.-Large front double room,
Twin beds; eonv; transp., unlim. phone;
18th AND PENNA. AVE. 1908 H st. Sc
Conveniently, located! master bed front
with l other person. Can be seen after
4:3o pm. AT. 1921.
1888 s ST. SEE nicely furnished.
large bedrms.; within walking dist. Navy
Yd.. can be seen any evening after 5
pm., gentleman only
Evening star., 1944-10-14
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

5Ie TENN; AVE. N.E.-Lovely sleeping
TTooms newly DECORATED. attractive. COM
isos iisssso'e REAkNE9' S's2 81. N.E.-conv. to ,u,
lines. nicely furn. single or double room
TIM time; syaiiahle Oct, 2s; no other roomers
sss. of2Ii isS e. f'S WNewy surnish.d ssanS room
for one or two Girls; So VIZ. single, 81
doYbls; HpliW, phone: DE. 6sse.
End single beds. windows. private bath
fsS ssstshssr sth sr. N.E.-sinsl. room in quiet
hSas E soSm n
home. newly furnished. twin beds; suit.
able persons; convenient. HO. 9IS7
1924 3rd ST. N.E;-Would like refined
Mar 4tR d'n and Rhods s' Island Ssl S.sv Ave. ne
Attractive room, next to bath; 3 In
Taf e2IENA. 22ss 0mf isa e0ns S. DH n.@Esrse lego
furniture; large lounssee for entertsinins I'M
guests ssuesyts lsundry privileges; near car line
BR0oSKiLAND9. ioas HnS Newton st. ne;
SS,omamunieating COM nl rooms, double room. twil
Ssas Ss5 month and ado1pins pU s,so studio for girls
WOODRIDGE, 1910 Kearny st. ne
Hr,Eht front room. next 70 shower bath
sn snn ehons sT NE Hobart hoSssi..pins asss rooms
ent car and bus lines: prefer quiet coupi,
or or;vssss gentleman; nan no service Deople sos
ia1s RANDOLPH ST. N.E.-Front room
next to bath; large closet. inner-sprini
mattress; girls or couplei "a week. Conv
ssss III. sEAlNs sT.E.Isrre ii. front room 10
bath: close to Navy Yard and Armors
1874 Spdx4iEs 81. sinsls room. nex
Evening star., 1944-10-14
ROOMS WANTED

DOUBLE ROOM with bath or one-room
furnished apartment for couple, near
Wsrdman Park Hotel. required. Telephone
columbia 1000, Ext. 7o3E, between Z
anu ~ I'M. 14s
NEAR SHOREHAM-Room and bath for
quiet, middle-aged lady; references. pu-
pont 557 after pm 14s
BUSINESS GIRL. share apartment with
another; separate bedroom or room In
private nome; NV. convenient to down
town. Temple, 5035 after 8. 15s
PERMANENT ENGINEER and wife want
room in new Sc. home, about Oct 2ath.
j. SELL. FIR: 5700, Ext. 2010.
GENTLEMAN, quiet, sober, GENTLE desires
quiet, single, permanent, S25-S35. BOX
359-L, Star. 15s
BED-LIV. RIM; poss.: kit. privils; mod.
bldg; walk. dist. Lafayette So by young
teachsr; Nov. l. Box 400-L Star 15s
BY YOUNG WOMAN, large. clean room,
private or semipriyate bath: Georgetown or
sunday or Monday l6s
REFINED YOUNG LADY desires furnished
NV. preferred. AID. 6SO7.
Evening star., 1944-10-14
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Morylond ond Viroinio.

ATTRACTIVE ROOM, private home. semi.
private bath and phone; cony. transp
vicinity new Arlington Hospital. Call CHI
S6l9 Saturday or Sunday.
AKLINGTON-Larse, beautifully furn. rm
snare bath with ] person. exclusive wooded
section. Glebe 3010.
conn. AVE. AND E. KIRKE ST., Chevy
Chase, Md.-Single room. adjoining bath;
Army or Navy: on bus line. Call WI. 374I
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING rooms, ?. fur.
nlShed, tor 2 adults; near Baiieys Cross.
roads, convenient to bus and stores: rea
sonabls FaI Church 1362-R
LARGE FRONT RM., private home; coupl,
faeeeifed fare l.bs eonsenient to Pentason. Ios
ARLINGTON, VA, T21 goth st. g., close
TO Pentason-Room. twin beds, for Z
ARLINGTON - Newly decorated doub,.
room Tor couple: c.h.w. inner spring mat.
trssS; l0c bus at corner. CHI. 440s.
ALEAANDRiA-Beautif papered room
IN new double house, suitable for 1 or
women; men near two l0c bus lines 80 min
SINGLE FRONT ROOM. large closet, dou.
LOCATION; available now. WI. 54s3. ''
ARLINGTON, VA.-Attractive front bed.
room, semiprivate bath; garaee: uniim
phone; conv. transp.: private home; gen.
tleman or empl lady. cH. 4eis.
FURNISHED BEDROOM with use OF kitch.
en- and living room. Call Shepherd 27SC
until 2 pm.
BEDROOM, suitable gentleman. Maple
furnishings, innerspring matt; semipvt
bath and shower Bus at door Reason.
able rate. Call Alexandria 3245.
Evening star., 1944-10-14
ApARTMGNTs WANrfp feDNt. J

ApANIMlNTs WAkrsp Gent
l0lNI9I ID ISdFeoin 1rs. nv. a. d1QrS7-
Yemen; sS ss sss.sat ssr. 'ssssSisssisss ssis as.r SS
TWO CANADIAN WOMEN desire fyrn
"a Gs:I,i: :s''lsa ss'1lsssss
AET!sT youns lady; wishes clean, Pleas.
and bath; preferably furnished and II
Dupont Circle area; references. Box 416-L
NAVY LT.. permanently In washinston,
sRs DsS ssIstu Sts l:sDSnsS. SsarSS, s smy @,i
Children; siso- Der mo; % NV. ' or Al.
Will PAY } month"; rent in advance for
furntshed three or two. bedroom house Or
aIIarMtnnentSi sI Mn aSe Tiil supply best refs USHER.
NAysf N. M oSsscEM ssSf IT, y9. a9. .na d.usht.l is
urgently need 1-bedrm. unfurnished house
month. Oliver sS77. ~ @'o
WILL RENT our home in N. Arlington. 8
lJs fsf:r.Ss:: s:ass9n aG sdss 1;l!ss.
URGENTLY NEEbED By oficers wife,
mother, 2 bedrm. furnished apt. or house,
refsrences furnished. 0Iebe 14e3.
DIPLOMAT. couple. no Children. seek
II NV sec; pref osorsetoxn. nav Wesley ses;
ysgisn Embassy. OR. 1000. After 5 pm.
: REsPoNsBLE businessvomen want q
room furnished apt; quiet, sentile: win
soi557. evenings betwesn ~ Al and 10, saS sundsy
between 10 and 2
Evening star., 1944-10-14
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

lagndry pTivileges; walk. DIST. ST. to 'eGost GOVT
1401 18th ST. NV girls to share rnn
with private bath with / other; also single
vacancy: excellent food and service; switch.
1925 16th ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished
rooms for young men, also triple for ladies
showers: excellent board. lS"
1901 18th ST. NW.-Vacancy in double
room Tor young lady, also vacancy in double
loom I,n Tor young man; home-cooked food
1915 MASS. AVE. N.w.-A distinctly.
home for young people in an unsurpassed
1899 GIRARD ST. N.W.-Delfcious meals
convenient transportation, shopping center
double rooms, $40 and S42.5o; triple, So
and S37.50. AID. 1852.
REFINED GIRL to share large front rn
with private bath, with 2 sisters: good
food; home priyils., unlim. phone; goot
transps GE 1915.
LARGE ba,ss s,, eonble room for girls; detached
meals; uniim: phone; near bus and street
1900 9th ST. N,w.-Lovely Groom non.
housekeep, apt. for Q; excel. food: home
prlyil; gnlim: phone; $50 each TIA. $3.50
COLONIAL VILLAGE-Convenient trans
portation, excellent meals, phone and laun
suitable for family or men or or girls girls
Also double. room. 1885 North 18th ST. t.
Arlington. Va. Call cH. 5aO3 '''
ROOM AND BOARD for Jewish youn,
people; excellent food pleasant environ.
ment me oDolSSINs, 2013 Mass. ave. NV
LOVELY ROOM for young lady; excellen,
ton. Georgia 1902