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Evening star., 1945-09-02
Congressional Recess Ends
Rebresentatives and Families
ON Way Back to Washington
Rv Marfaref Germ ond

resentative Mundt Of South Dakota,
returned to Washington about two
weeks ago from their home in Madi-
son, although her husband Is still
abroad with other members of the
Subcommittee on Foreign Affairs
and at present Is in Moscow. He.
too, will be back in this country
early in October.
Representative and. Mrs. James
w. Trimble did not leave for their
home in Berryville, Ark, until the
20th of August, but they plan to
be in the Capital again some time
this week. Their son, Mr James
K. Trimble, is q member of the
Military Academy class that will be
graduated next June at West Point.
Representative Helen Gahagan
Douglas of California has had her
vacation in Vermont interrupted
several times, but is still getting in
Cd in the Green Mountain State.
She is expected here Wednesday.
the last few days of the recess PERI
Representative James w. Wads.
worth of New York has been SPEND
ing the recess with Mrs. Wadsworth
at their home in Geneseo. He will
arrive in Washington some time
Tuesday and Mrs Wadsworth will
join him here later.
Tomorrow Representative Overton
Brooks will arrive with Mrs. Brooks
and their small daughter Laura
from their home in Shreveport, La,
having left yesterday for the Cap
ital.
Mrs. r. Ewing Thomason will not
be with Representative Thomason
when he arrives wednesday from
their home in El Paso, out will Join
him here later in the season.
Another congressional hostess who
will follow her husband to the Cap
ital will be Mrs. Clifford Davis, wife
of Representative Davis of Tennes-
see. He is expected Tuesday from
Memphis and the following week
Mrs. Davis will arrive With two of
their three children. Their eldest
son, Ensign Clifford Davis. jr., is on
duty with the Navy overseas. Bar
bara Lee and Ray are in Gheir teens
and will re-enter school here when
the semester opens.
Representative and Mrs. Paul J.
Kilday arrived about a week ago
from their home in San Antonio
with their two young daughters,
Mary Catherine and Betty Ann,
both Of whom will attend school
here this winter.
Evening star., 1945-09-02
Engagements High Light Ne1Vs
F0recasting Fall Ceremonies

andria. Ensign Jennings is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Barry Jennings
of Hamden. He was graduated
with the class of 1945 of Harvard
University and now is stationed at
Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Me.
Miss Pearman was graduated
from the harrington School in
Great Darlington, Mass, and now is
a student at Pembroke College in
Brown University, Providence.
Announcement is made by Mr..
and Mrs. Charles l.. Patten of
Freehold, N. j., of the engagement
Of their daughter, Miss Eugene Pat
ten, to Capt. Thomas M. Rives, jr.,
son of 1t. Col. and Mrs. Thomas
Rives Of Chevy Chase.
Miss Patten is on the administra-
tive staff of the New Jersey College
for Women, from which she was
graduated in 1942. Capt. Rives, who
served two years in England with
the 9th Air Force, was graduated
from the School Of Engineering,
University of Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey v. Brown of
Alexandria announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Clara
May Brown, to Mr.. Burke Redding-
ton OF this city. The wedding will
take place in October.
The engagement of Miss Myrtle
Louise Heinbuch to Mr.. Herbert r.
Ashby is announced by her parents,
MI. and Mrs. Louis e. Heinbuch of
Falls Church. Mr.. Ashby is the
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Ashby OF
Purcellville.
The wedding will take place Sep
tember 20.
Evening star., 1945-09-02
Weddings Of Yesterday

The marriage of 1t. q. g. Thorn
ton Magruder. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. G. Magruder, to Maj. Ralph
S. Jordan. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Jordan, took place last eve
ming in the Francis Asbury Meth
odist Church. The Rev. DR.. Robin
Gould of Baltimore officiated at the
ceremony at 7:30 o'clock, assisted
by the Rev. D. o. B Langrall of this
city, and reception in the D. C..
Chapter House of the D. A. r. fol-
lowed.
Given in marriage by ner father.
the bride wore a white satin gown
with a train and a full-length veil
falling from a cap of lace which
had been part of her mothers we'd
ding veil She carried a bouquet
of white roses,
Miss Katherine Jean Shea Of
Evening star., 1945-09-02

The Speaker Of the House, Rep
resentative Sam Rayburn, will be
on hand Wednesday to drop the
gavel that will cali to order the re-
convened session Of the, House Of
Representatives.
When the Congress recessed early
in August many members of both
Houses left for vacations that were
to last until October, but the swift
ly moving events in the Pacific war
theater caused President Truman
to cut short the well earned rest
of members Of the legislative branch
Of the Government. And now those
members and their families are get
ting back to Washington for what
now appears will be long season.
Speaker Rayburn was among a
number of members of the House
who left Washington before Con-
gress recessed for the summer. Mid
July found him en- route to Texas,
and he has spent most Of the time
at his home in Bonham. Now he is
on his way back to the Capital for
the reopening of the session and
Is due to arrive tomorrow evening
Representative Sol Bloom, chair
man of the House Committee on
Foreign Affairs, has been in Wash
'ington for two weeks, having come
with his daughter, Miss Vera Bloom,
from a vacation in Swampscott at
the end of the United Nations Con-
ference in San Francisco.
Representative Andrew j. May OF
Kentucky, chairman of the Military
Affairs Committee of the House, al
ready is in Washington, having
spent most of the summer here with
his daughter, Mrs. Arthur Latta.
Representative Robert Ramspeck
OF Georgia is In Atlanta with Mrs
Ramspeck, and they are expected
in Washington by Wednesday.
Mrs. Chester E. Morrow, wife OF
Representative Morrow of New
Hampshire, has not yet returned
from their home in Center Ossipee
where she went with their small
son, Daniel, soon after the Repre-
sentative left for Europe with men,
bers of the subcommittee of the
Committee on Foreign Affairs. They
will, however, join him here when
he gets back from abroad.
Another member still in Europe
with the subcommittee is Repre-
sentative Frances p. Bolton of Ohio,
who is expected to be back in the
Capital early in october.
Mrs. Karl E. Mundt, wife of Rep
Evening star., 1945-09-02
Lois Henderson
WM Marry

Wednesday has been selected by
Miss Lois Latane Henderson for the
day OF her wedding to Pfc. Herbert
Arthur Merchant, Marine Corps, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Mer-
chant. Her engagement is an
nounced by her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James l.. Henderson.
The ceremony will take place at
z o'clock in the evening in the Wis
consin Avenue Baptist Church. A
reception will follow at the home
of the brides parents.
Evening star., 1945-09-02

A number of prenuptial parties
are being planned for the BRIDE
elect, among them a shower at
which Miss Mariana Evans will be
hostess September II, a luncheon at
which Mrs. Delos A. Blodgett,
grandmother Of the future bride.
will be hostess September il, and
supper party following the re-
hearsal for the wedding that eve
ming, to be given by Mrs. David st.
Pierre Gaillard, aunt of Miss Erwin.
Miss Madeleine Austin, daughter
of Mrs. T. Septimus Austin, enter
tanned at a late-afternoon party
yesterday in her mothers apart
ment at Wardman Park Hotel, in
compliment to the prospective bride.
Evening star., 1945-09-02
Elizabeth S1Veet
ENGAGED to We'd
MRS. RALPH S. JORDAN.

DR.. and Mrs. william Sweet an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Coblentz
Sweet, to Ensign Robert George
Dworschack, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph M. Dworschack of Mil
waukee
Miss Sweet attended Gunston Hall
and George Washington Univer-
sity and is the granddaughter of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Horace B.
CoblentZ.
Ensign Dworschack is a graduate
of the University of Wisconsin.
Evening star., 1945-09-02

MRS. WILLIAM PRENTISS McKELWAY
The bride OF 1t. II. g. McKeloay, Naual ReserUe,
before her toedding Wednesday toas Miss Elisabeth
Parton Locher, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey J..
Locher of Glasgow, Va. The bridegroom is the son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin M. McKel,pay.
Harris & E1Ding Photo.
Evening star., 1945-09-02

(See BROOKS, Page Bill.
Evening star., 1945-09-02
Miss Er1Vin Selects Date

Miss Eileen Erwin. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Parsons Erwin,
has completed plans for her mar
riage to Mr.. John Alvin Croghan,
son of Mrs. John s. Croghan and
the late Mr.. Croghan. The cere-
mony will be held Saturday, Sep
tember is, in st. Johns Church,
with a reception to follow at Arbre-
mont, home of the prospective
brides parents.
Miss Hope Erwin will be her sis
ter's maid Of honor and the other
attendants will be Mrs. Alexander
Holiday, Mrs. David Scull, Miss
Dorothea Drayton, Miss Mariana
Evans and Miss Patricia Kyle, all
of this city: Miss Suzanne Bensinger
Of Glencoe, H., and Miss Kate Nc
Kinney of Pittsburgh.
Evening star., 1945-09-02

Holyoke. Mass, the maid of honor.
wore an aqua-color taffeta and net
gown and carried yellow roses,
and Ensign Betty w. Patterson
Of Payette, Idaho, and Miss
Mary Ann Sparger of Mount
Airy, N. c., the bridesmaids, wore
yellow taffeta and net gowns and
carried talisman roses. Little Miss
Peggy Jordan, niece of the BRIDE
groom, wore a peach-color taffeta
frock and carried an old-fashioned'
bouquet. The brides mother wore
a blue gown and the bridegroom's
mother chose a gown of black net
for the occasion.
Mr.. Richard A. Jordan was best
man for his brother and Mr.. WAL
ter Chism, U. s. N. R., and Mr.. Paul
Ca. yIFENYNYNJc0 nar~ . 1fa
Evening star., 1945-04-12
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ATTENTION, BUSINESSMEN! If you're
short Of ONCE help. If you need stenog-
oassr or ea D MRS of ass
1881 during day AT 2055 evenings. l3.
GENTEEL. refined. mature Southern lady
refined elderly lady or couple; free to 90
anywhers: can drive car; no domestic, Box
GIRL, coloIed, desires clerical work;
knowledee of typing. Ming and answering
Pn,dav Phones' GAYS per week Monday thEonsh
MANaGEkfAL fsa. position wanted in apart
ment house or boarding house; husband
sy,n sstab here perm Boy 3:e.L Star 1s.
avasee Tor ynn duty book
Ei1Ss SGKsE No desires 4ss SIR
saEfss sEcsErAR}, HG 4ls experienced under 49, 30.
single. competent, courteous; non-Govern-
available immediateiy. BOX s63.L Star. - II.
SECRETARY. experienced in Govt. and
industry; COLLEGE graduate, economics and
promising future: $50 per 5-dsy week
minimum. Box BILL. Star, -
SECRETARY TO export executive, nation
ally prominent COMPANY, accustomed as
suming responsibility, business exper. pre-
ferred; immediate opening. Box 49S-G,
SECRETARIAL-STENOG six years
general local experience, some legal. trans
portation and newspaper elsewherr. three
years university anQ business SCnOol trdln =
ing, accustomed meeting public and assum-
ing responsibility; want permanent position
with promising future: very best business
and character references; salary, $50 or
better. Box 2S7-L, Star l3'
TYPlNG. clerical work or dctation by
dictaphone to be done in my home or
evenings in your once; varied experience.
IA. 14O5.
TYPING. TELEPHONE. bookkeeping work
10 do at home. college background. ex-
tenSive business experience. including all
typIng forms Telephone EX 1888 after
Sunday or write BOX os6-L. Star l3'
WIDOW desires position as companion or
housekeeper for lady or gentleman. Box
252-L Star -.
WOMAN, white. middle-aRed, will come TO
your home. wash. iron and mend: 81 80
a day. w. section. Box 3O6-L. Star.
Evening star., 1945-04-12
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ASPHALT DRINEWhf, ourapniee anu Hent'
CARPENTERING, screens. repairs, house
and roof painting. interior decorating; pure
Isad and oil pslnt Nn hss Hssd asbestos f0eF RED
CEMEST zen gs1"'' work, stone walls, nasstone
nd Tski Route Ro
FLook Iane; s0sfHyfic ssfEkyicE: nothing put the pest;
Se fSes coRskAeFok s5ufs Ne sa Wsson
aHNnKAL s!H fYs Nc NSNoNRTHRRascroR-oe. repairing
and aash. femHGains satimates I Tree. c A NEWELL,
soDERs1zs Ses6tnss 4fss YOUR HoMEw,po1sns. IN IN.
closed. recreatlon rooms built; attics An m, .
concrete and orcf d,sS S9rt and storm
Tsnrea Tsls Get ST fcss RRsSVAroks .en
fss aSPt5sfsf6i sfDN sE looaf sss rock wool
SUPPLY & Eou1PMENT CO. 527 Pa. ave
nv Warehouse at 18th and I ne oi
MoDERNIzE YOUR HOME and add add
onal income ttes mace nn1cbat 1ato pciosed
sGneEe,s ssDsssos sldinr Gat and roons and ssneTa
s%s souss mePshs paymsnts our rABoRs HOME
RENoVAT1NG CO.. 1920 Irving st. NV"
e oAINTING AND DECORATING. 40 year, a.,
at reasonable rates For free estimates
Call RIA $3.50 or GE. 1853 after $50 p.m
LUCAS. LUCAS d LUCAS. s23 Emerson
PLANS AND PERMITS furnished; general
tHnss' Iions: inelasinE eos porehes' JOE sALAbISI
REMODEL and modernize your home now
terms: free estimates NATIONAL install
LAT1ON CO.. 5502 Wisconsin ave WI.
ROOFING. aspeso, siding. remodelins
yes5s rs esogTIR sEGUR1TYo H9TE
Member J m Home IMPROVEMENT Guild
IN VIRGINiA-csn PATTERsoN-GA -GARDI-
NER CORP, Chestnut 3222: Johns Man
dows screens, heating. remodeling Terms.
/ RCBERoID ROOFS. asbestos and brick
siding. balsam wool, hot-Tater neat
PSGte N eo YyasFtve nsn Ma wk soof
WATERPRooFiNGWH your. bssemen,
hxed before sppIing rains "a % GTdyay 2r s.44
sttsE ROBERT sdoE, E Prize 1a2Is ,1sla. 5
d1fEs ei9h s'05n cnNTRhcr1NG 11sa e Co. ol 2sS
IN WASHINGTON = Call PATTERSON
GARDINER CORP. HO. Ago; Johns-Man-
vile roofing siding. insulation; storm win
LET ME HELP YOU with yoY home i'm
/ provements Roofing and siding screen
your porch while l have the material Call
W D. TAYLOR. 81. d942, evenings.
in that precious heat next winter. Rock,
screen combination Call CASTLE CON
/ tracing co. 80 years in business. uN
SYMoNDS BROS. Gen. Contracting, re-
pairing. painting papering; no Ioo too
ments. IA 7s67. ia s46a. l4'
Evening star., 1945-04-12
PERSONAL.
BLOCKLNG,
MILLINERY,

MILLINERY, RESTYLLNG, BLOCKING,
cleaning, trimming; fabrics, straws, felts.
made to order exquisite samples in stocks.
VOGUE HATS, 1923 14th st. NV. Open eve.
swIss-AMERICAN WATCH and clock re-
pairing; 3 to day services matchmaker
on premises for prompt attention; work
CENTER AND GIFT MART, 614 10th st., T.
between e and r sts NV.
DRESSMAKING, seamstress. MRS. WEAV-
Err, 207 Morgan st. NV. ME. O452. Open
weekdays and nights: no Sundays. Ia
SLIP COVERS and draperieS, professional
ly cut and tailored; early appointment; re-
stricted clientele. MI. 1922. ~
FEEL BETTER after frst treatment or no
fee. relief from pains and aches due to
weak heart, asthma, rheumatism, arthritis,
PILES colds 9 or ether all
Lady naturopath. 20 yrs experience. in
ALEXANDRIA, GOLF and tennis fans. one
week more to enroll; special full playing
privilege cards, assuring you playing
priority Saturday p.m.. SUNDAYS and holi.
days. beginning May 80, at the new Alex
andria Golf and Country Club. Enrolment
now 81 and 81 each month lplus daily
Once. dnot eus nxsos issssp HOTEL n
pn0na 81 4. " " JSksoN JOHNSON. dentist. Falls. teeth
o:.asa Tso.t1sa .,Ja Shil' Il ;oq az S.at Room eos
PRONE sMHPHERsD sesao. ask for Miss
WriE''t. II you are IN need Of . loan up to
5000 on your aianlture
WAKE Up By pHONE-The original wake
UP service; 81 per month after frst month.
Details after $50 pm. DE. b30b. S0'
Evening star., 1945-04-12
FARM and GARDEN.

TOPSOL FOR SALE I will load-you
haul or We haul TR. 170s. Call night
Lawn MOWERS sHARpENED, factory
BROS. 4a36 N. Washlnston blvd, All 3o'
300 SACKS 900 lbsl seed potatoes for
planting; at sacrifice, 50 per sack.
SALINS L. SONS, 3205 Georgia ave. NV,
FLoWERS FOR sALE-creeping phlox.
tall phlox, pansies. chrysanthemums, irises
and fresh dug strawberry plants. JOHN
BURDOFT, Colesyllle, Nd. Cali Ashton
WONDERGRO makes poor soils good and
good soils better: for more beautiful lawns,
shrubbery and productive Victory gardens
apply now; 81 ton delivered. Ii. 4225.1S'
MORE BEAUTIFUL GARDENS = Large
specimen Towering shrubs, shade trees.
evergreens, private hedge, barberry; dog
myrtle for shady spots Virginia creeper,
giant fruit trees. fagstone walks and
terraces, driyewayS, guard rails. drainage,
lawns seeded, lily pools. rock gardens,
grading, trellises.. pergolas, perennials.
ANIMALS, roses, beds dug, topsoil; Wonder
CABBAGE, lettuce and tomato plants for
sale all varieties. Call Sligo 4349
AZALEAS in bloom. all sizes and colors,
specimen plants JOSEPH P. GILMORE
LANDscApE Al E GARDENER and contractor.
residence grounds specially; seeding,
fertilzlng. spraying estimates free. FR.
RASPBERRY. strawberry. Boysenberry
plants. Grape vines. asparagus and horse
radish. order today BY calling Lincoln
239a, HOWARD OOWNEY. guaranteed
nursery STOCK, 1888 Meigs st, Wash :.
Evening star., 1945-04-12
PERSONAL (conf.)

FEAR D ELF-CONsClOUSNESS
develop courage and gain poiss: learn Y
Talk fluently and convinctnEly For private
FALLS CHURCH DAY NURSERY-Childrer
from 3 to boarded day and night. Fol
further particulars, Falls Church 1870. 1b'
wants dressmaking, tailor
ing and plain sewing to do at home AID
s593. 1853 Vernon st NV.
PHOTOGRAPHERS, special
izing in child portraiture, will make set
tings in your home. Call WA. 442S. 49,
CARE FOR CHILD over 3 in pvt. licensed
home, vic. 18th and Sheridan NV. ia
5307
HOME for children. aged 4
10 T. OIL 1896 13"
Evening star., 1945-04-12

RADIO REPAIRS-An work done in your
SXn s bone sX qgalif,sss ~ n,sa engineers; g c.
S4D,o Hs5ss, gie.s Fref IS Tsrf %
SIC sHors s-5 a7o9 gm.; Friday and Saturday
s.yi kAD1os HA RsEEPrAaIRED sEra in YOUR home If DOS.
sntsed pEompt ssrvics. ice Di 692g Machine.
es to hs pSe dasSry wdrs Har s. es4
kEFRsiGERRATToN REPAIk SPECIALISTS
Work sulaarnanteed. Taylor 1890 OIL
kGFR1cGRH@4oRs k2isR eHa9 REARED all makes nj.
guaranteed work; VICTOR REFR1GERAT'
IHG GG ~ Ss5I REfaks G2 tsle all makes
can can make : retrigerator out q your old
REFRIeRRATIoN 1ssPGa Raa.7 q ssERvicE
HowARp fpS fG%estf scHuRR r. NE ss55
ROOFING, timing; painting painting I gutterlng ana an
spestnE Gs MR GE repa. aSs
Parts and supplies for all machines. Sew; Ns
IEns ing msshins h .irIs, dept 7$nd $Gd hoor AANS
sEWiNG % MACHINE REPAIks-we inspsss
oil and adjust any make machine. 6sc
parts ioI all make 1d nash,nss .s1H1e:
TJAE p. .PALASEs| Is sSY1L FIX sev'n' machines
TRASH and ashes hauled. g. HILL. Cal
Hs CsKh j, 'txMEkAs oeu.h, and sold ruL.
LER & d'ALBERT INC. SIS 10th st. n"
ss.iGRa' Is. MR RADIO ADJ REPAIR: we guarantee t,
bS bSPFHsS fHAT fARlH feARfENrkR TA 3df JOB Now-Re
!SS You pTff BREAK ITEWE " Fix II! All eleetri
al and mechanical appliances. SOUTH
EAST Fdx1T CO. 3344 Mimi ave Sc
Evening star., 1945-04-12
HELP boMEsTlc (cont.)

MAID part ts ssD ,csoo ess ss Ssb Sspn
sTsn ss'fnSsr' iaSnars 's 5000 ssa4s % no Phone
MAID 70 take care Of 2-ys. old child and
days: health card needed. co. 1891; IA.
references. G.h;x. and plain cooking;
u I J ;30 9,de te 7:3o' Mon. through Sat" s1s'
MAID, r.h.w. and cooking: live in: ref
erence: 500 a month ordway 33l1.
family; 5Ka day week Sunday OF: local
references required; S100 month. Box
MAID to serve supper every afternoon ex-
c cspt t, Sunday from 8 to z. no cooking; !;
1929 n st. St nv; HG Nj In;,n 1855; 5s;ousv -
days: 1:s5a Girsrd @ st St. NV. f! Ap q sa5s
MAID -G.H.W... plain cooking help with
oat: ssa wk. and carfsre. Ia. 44ao, 44So
MAID & FOR Or c:Hw; and help care of ?
pvt. bath; SIS wk. 1925 Myrtle st. NV.
AHasE 1s fd5sn' I e
9aire5 S salary, 500 mo. to start. Call
SIns MDRsEMAIp for 2.year,ola child and and
children: 5Ia-day week EN- 5000.
NURSEMAID for 2 children live in. up
stairs room; good home for CAPABLE person,
other help employed references. EN-.
WOMAN, live, in, general housework. no
day afternoon; S2b per week. Chestnut
WOMAN to do general cleaning in day
home for children. Phone LII. 6202.
WOMAN, past 30. to live in small new
home; 3 il family; own room and bath;
ence; $50 to start. Ordway 1867.
WOMAN to help in kitchen and drugstore,
in Arlington. Day work only. no Sunday;
permansnt position. OK. O047.,
dren,. 1870 to 4:30. days week. Call
WOMAN, white, settled for ghw and
cooking; live in: good salary: nice upstairs
rm. In new home; 2 adults In family. Call
WI 30I3 between 7 and 10 pm.
err have references: from to .. MI 44l4;
WOMAN. colored. settled. for R.h.w and
care Of children; must live in; good salary.
- o Rhode Island ave. ne, Apt. 3.
WOMAN-Here Is chance to earn $3.50.
Six weeks light work for reliable woman
to care for 15-month-old child ard do
light a honsewoTk, April I5-June /: Pleas
Salary. S25 per week. plus room. board
and railway fare to and from Washington
References. Call OR. 1850 evenings aft
FAMILY MOVING TO SEATTLE wants
white houseworker who likes children; S25
FURNISHED basement apt. for middle
aged woman in exchange for hours =
day housework: DU 931b.
Evening star., 1945-04-12

I
2649 WoODLEY PL. N.W.--Gentlemen
psSas; 7sSa : sl$: Sq S5s$ s.. son. , vannr a''. .
and women: S. week with meals, 81 week
I1Is I1s X ST. N.w.-Young lady to share
large front room with another lady; private
1881 conn. AvE.-Laree double room for
sentlemen' twin beds, $3.50 each; also
ONE LARGE and one small room. newly fur
nished. in private home without children:
and $50 a month; unlimited phone. IL
1910 TUCKERMAN sT-Attractive Single
E ehgns sI 81 ssS9 after ad Ebs1s $40 s1. pm
cooking priyiIesss; IS week AD. a5ea.
1923 sth ST N:W-Lovely. large room
nIoyed Couple; S each; jewish. RAJ 4oos
.llo ST, Apt: :6-Bedroom, small.
clean, pleasant. nice closet: So single. 81
sG'e 1871 COLUMBIA fRi9et8 Rb. N.W-Men, $3.50
wk single gle. rooms 10 min: min doTntown on
l'.e N N.W.--Retined home. 2nd floor.
sSin beds suitable ocsrs Or EXECUTIVES
Is5 GALLATIN ST. N.W,-Gentile home,
single room, phone. yard, porch; gentle
1 Mass aVE sas f2E ~ pfe,
but drinkers are not acceptable and there
sssl5 9Th ST. NW.8Front MT room, o'"s ! win
dows, closet; next to bath; convenient 70
P front room, Sa lsTss ecsst SO "s month. i.
saiss Isan cSnHyERT Snly TsyFoF sT NV We Apt .snse
window; semitic apartment; $25. Ho,
5ss3 5ss3 aftes ,tfs sT pm NV A., soA n,r,,.
room room for . women, $50. ' Call no. ISIS
PoNS1SS%s, fs5Ss 1875 St NJ, Apt
Gn n IS gan e5,sT ss5 =
n2 GoT upDn ph eles efHfe'eT M pas s4s sd0nns $50
GAG JEFFERSON ST. N.W.-opportunity
fer t3o real I home; couple or 2 girls; Earase
t ROOM s si aSp h: kTrcHGN CHEN for two girls, $50
month mo , 1922 @ Holmsad pl; NV ~
1915 CALVERT ST. NV, Apt. 42-young
nm; M twin beds. ali ali eonveniences; S sa5 5, mo.
OFF 18th ST, 1415 Hamilton st; nv
girl sa ronnd 20 9 he
month Gsii "A, sso4 after pm. D
nns k.ser sn Sss refsr $50 mo ladies
fslE lsssL MH; sT. 7SSiS5 7SSi&S5zDe..y.sl. from. twin
rqan %nss nesr AVE- sFs. front
single room, near bath: only $3.50 weekly.
COLORED-130O Rhode Island ave- NV.
EMPLOYED ladies to share rm. with single
beds: rent. SIS weekly. Cali after / p.m..
coLoRED-1oso Col Park rd.-several com
Portable rooms for single and married
persons: $3.50 and s. weekly Ap. 596s.
NO. 7O44. PARK ROAD HOUSING CO.
COLORED-415 Irving st. n.w-Large rn1.
for rent Q girls, IS week each. GE. 50o6.
COLORED-2524 18th st. n.w.-Room for
2 young ladies; also girl to share twin
beds with another girl; no cooking. So.
coloRED@7ls i SsfI 71t Euclid st.-Nic.ly fur
nished room for refined couple or gentle
men men; $50 each. each. no. 1888.
Front double room, attractively furn., near
bath: for 2 girls; So wkly. each; home
privileges. HO. 9631. 12'
COLORED-1SO9 T st.-Single room in
quiet home. Automatic hot water at all
times Close to car and bus. No cookinS.
COLORED--Girls to share rooms, S6 each;
home pyiyileges. After pm, all day
Sunday: BOZ Sd st. NV, ls'
COLORED-Nicely furnished room for .
girls or married couple, S45 per mo-; home
privileges. 1523h 14th st. NV.
COLORED-2016 18th st.-Room for
women, nicely furnished quiet home; &6
week single, Ss double. GO. 9S10.
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