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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-02-22

Creation Of three new state plan
ming agencies - the Nebraska de-
velopment commission, Kentuck y
postwar advisory planning commits
sion and New Jersey department of
economic development, into which
was Incorporated the old New Jersey
planning board.
States Aid Local Planning
New York made S3,000,000 avail
able to it's local governments in 1913
10 start the trend of state financial
aid for local blueprinting of postwar
projects; four states followed in 1914,
California c providing S10000,000,
Michigan $5,O00,000, Maryland and
New Jersey $500,000 each. LegisIa-
tion calling for similar state aid to
municipal governments undoubtedly
will be submitted to many Of the IA
state legislatures convening this year,
the report said
State planning agencies sponsoring
programs for accelerated industrial
and manufacturing activity are re-
sponsible for the opinion that public
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-02-22
Accepts Bid


clean as possible. Foreman Nixon has
asked our help in this matter by
keeping scrap off the floor wherever
practical. We. are glad to lend our
cooperation and will do our utmost to
maintain a clean shop. Only by such
practice can we hope to eliminate
some of the many health hazards we
are subject to in the pottery industry.
Brothers Wes Ice and All Culver
we're reported on the sick list and
Vice President Zimmer was unable to
attend the last meeting due to a
twisted knee.
The Trenton Community Chest is
holding its annual meeting March 8
at the Stacy-Trent Hotel at p. m.
An Information Please panel will try
to answer all questions. All members
are invited to attend. Brothers An
sell and Watson were appointed Of
fetal representatives
A challenge to meet Local Union
80 once again at bowling was an
swered in the affirmative. President
Werner has been named manager and
requests all the help he can get on
the firing line, also on the side lines
Dave Newell, the Fire Marshal of
Mercer County, no doubt will head
the keglers from 35. Grapevine re-
ports has it the job will not be too
Dig for Local Union as to handle.
We are glad to see the change in
the masthead Of The Potters Herald
and feel it is in keeping with modern
times. We are proud of our official
publication and know it rates among
the top in the labor field. Let's keep
it that way by having every LNal
Union appoint an active official cor
respondent and keeping the trade in
formed of what goes on in the vari-
Gus pottery towns.
j. Levendowski is back casting and
Ed. Polinski has been reinstated.-
0. C. as.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-02-22
Will Support
(C0nfinned From Pa0r Or>j

that a social will be held following
our meeting on March 6. We are
looking forward to a big turnout on
this night as the primary election for
National officials will be held.
We received our certificate of af-
filiation with the West Virginia State
Federation of Labor. A forward step
we feel for members who are en-
ployed in West Virginia.
The Local endorsed the recent drive
of the Y. M. C. A., Boy Scouts and
Girl Scouts and backed up their en-
dorsement with a $1,000 donation.
Five. members were administered
the oath of obligation and their
names added to the roll.-O. c. 124.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-02-22
MilitdrY Chiefs Foil To
Give All Fdcts, Economist
Says, Citing Credit Side
TOTAL SHORTAGE HELD NOT OVER 100000

New York City QLNS)-The military authorities have
failed to all the shortage the hope
of hakng labor with draft and thereby gaining full
the civilian economy Aaron Levenen economist charges
in the forthcoming March issue of Common Sense
Levensens article another voice in the chorus of labor
industry farming the church and other elements opposition
the MaBaey labor service BILL which has passed the House of
Representatives.
The economist the Amys figures to support his
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-02-22
State Agencies Are Found
Of The Belief Public Works
Cont Solve Job Problems


Chicago QLNS)-Pubc works industrial development and
veterans programs received attention of planning
agencies last the American Society Of Planning Officials said
Of state planning for 1914 gghs of the year. the
report said include:
Emergence Of trend started by New York in 1943 of state
aid to local public works bueprnting
Increasing opinion among planning agencies that post
employment will be too acute to be solved through public
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-02-22

The Department of Agriculture
says poultry scientists have just con-
cluded an experiment on breeding
hens to lay eggs with stronger shells.
This will reduce the present heavy
loss from breakage and prevent some
spoilage.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-02-22

Holds Pay Increases the Remedy
The truth of the matter, Levensteih
says, is that there are spot shortages
of labor, which could be easily rem
edied by wage increases in those
areas. He maintains, "If dislocation
were twice as serious as facts show
it would be, if we had to fill 100000
jobs, wage increase could do it. Rails
ing wages for that number of per-
sons could hardly unstabilize the
economy and it would involve no
change in WLB rules"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-02-22

California led the Nation in State
population growth in the period from
April, 1910, to November, 1913, with
an increase Of slightly more than
million, while New York State. lost
about the same number.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-02-22

works programs cannot be counted on
to solve postwar unemployment.
"If we are fortunate enough to
have all our blueprints prepared,
ready for construction the minute
hostilities cease, we would only be
able to provide for the employment OF
21 600 people, on and off site"
Ask for Union Labeled merchandise.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1945-02-22

Various types of shoes and gar
ments needed by the Army and Navy
in cold climates have been made from
the skins of nearly 100000 Vermont
dapr
Evening star., 1945-08-21
BOATS.

CABIN CRUISER, 37-ft long: may be seen
between 80 and $3.50 pm; at Roses Boat
Cliffs 0 CRAFT s. & fe desbe ssbne aabn sis sTasep
oUTBoARD RuNaBour. 15k-ft Thomp-
son s sY5o sss cs ca e @ sdss
sf' sssfT. RICHARDSON CRUISER, s0ih.p.
Kermath engine: 5 berths, fish well. cockpit
spection. loft Ct ris Craft runabout. So
h.p; engine. OWENS YACHT CO., Dun
CABIN CRUISER. so 1T. by 1ols beam,
BRooPPERS,s HOOP SERVICE STATION, North
sHi assAULT II BOATS, Is, #. long. from Gov;
into speedboats; good value; will also
MOTORS 300 Maine ave. sw. Ma. 6s4l
Evinrnde and Johnson motors "a for sHa sale s o.
rent ,pAWsoN MOTORS. 800 Maine ave.
B6a sS chrssEas csssi. sss ensas Int just
oyerhauled: good condition; 500. LIT. c.
GHIE1NGELIS sI1N U, S. N. Proving Ground,
FOR SALE, e1-foot twin-screw power
yacht; Hall-Scott reduction motors: sleeps
10 in owners staterooms; fully equipped
and in commission; new, 110-volt Kholer
fh'ns VIII Rs HALE HALL 'laasap Annap
olis;: Nd; Phone a6o1; sI..
READY TO GO any place on the Atlantic
aux or oql5 Dawe9 c1asti ssa sns Buseye' sleeps d
32-FT. CABIN CRUISER, located at chesa-
peake Beach, Nd; fully equipped: excel.
efhns efas SsHS 1910 e. luxe e Tunasout 1e
f., 6o-h.r.; in excel. cond.; 1905. 81.
Sc s. at CHAMPIONS BoATYARD. Cali GO.
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PERSONAL.

SLIP COVERS expertly tailored, satisfac-
tion guaranteed, upholstered furn: beaut.
n your own home ONE d. rtsT G1
minator calf RA. s62s; SIS each treatment,
usually requires 2 treatments.
PHONE SHEPHERD $3.50, ask, for Miss
Wright, if you are in need of loan up tc
MODERN MOD ri 'GSI pREssMAKiNG ssSNi STUDIO. for
merly of 9TH ave, N. Y. centrally located.
equipped for prompt service. Dresses;
sT SSas TO G5as ass h
WARpkoBE ie 81 RN sMoFPI8G TfGR IS sEKvfcEsyltst T
classify. clothes up-to-date; hats, clothes
restyled' also minor repairs. MI. oo46
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches Eng
lish. self confidence, freedom from self
Tedch
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or nc
fee. relief from pains and aches due, to
weak heart, asthma, rheumat tisnl, arthritis
ments. Also reiief for aching. swollen feet
Lady NatuTopathhs 20 years experience. in
SLIP coyERs; CO. $500: speeialas ssa zGs
5-day delivery: expert workmanship: Gus
tom-made draperies, bedspreads. DAIG-
CAMP MoNTROSE has two vacancies for
eott eiEis eitS tS ssrf afss21 MRs BaIe A
WILL the two young women passengers IN
an automobile involved in an accident at
18th and sts NV Augnst g,dartlfy H. t5e6 hs45
selves by telephone National 5093. go
REST HOME, lady, large share-room, porch,
semiprivate bath, nursing care, tray serV-
WILL CARE For YoUNGsTER in return
for rm for couple and child Prefer rm;
within travelling distance Walter Reed
Hospital. Call before 9 pm, EN-. 1856.
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|MIscELLANEoUs WANTEp (cont. ;, .

MiSSElkAN6OOS WANIED (Cont.D .
aSSssold geoas s,, A!ss good piano. S:ii
FURNiTuRE-Wiii purchase complete
aovsehSld aot 34 fsnn iyrnnishinss for 2 or 8 room
FURNITTRE and other useful household
effects Of the better kind wanted at once,
mp piees GO or Pre- entire homs sana Please call today
F6kAiFHREIsedroom. Mh AFHRE Be- Ssao living room and
dining room furniture; highest cash prices.
GflA TF 8asi an Gignt hn Or day
rna sG1f %R sRs 500 $685.
GOLD-Bring your old gold. silver. plating
teeth; ,, discsTded IM jewelry; We pay cash.
Can Rspass as1s RaFnfSs 1888
SdgS SSEWSsrATsEEs AZ wanted. , @ soe per ,oo eo % Is.:
delivered dsliys our wsrehouss, II you cannot
US. Highest prices paid for house rags.
sersp sas = ir9n and metals; 1Adgsc: Agc JUNK CO..
M wanssa n,ssTies eos os2 Der 100 ps
delivered our warehouse II you cannot mot
sss! ssssp IL iron . and metals; WAsJHG sJHGoRRAG GAG 4
delivered our warehouse. II you cannot
U.s. US. Highest prices paid for house rags rags.
ssso Ga. 5acn aSe Seo Hesa mo. s5s5. ACE JUNK co.
PIANo-we are LOOKING for spine.. apart
ment me upright OF srsnd PIANO; VIII pay
8, %ent 81 upright or Grand. Phone hM
PIANO wanted. second hand. Kna5e or
sfeaHHEsy Box a9G Star
spinets wanted. viii pay high price for
good goo Ja Jpianos, sa.,, ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO
PIANOS WANTEp-Hishest immediate
a snail aprights' a0 Tel. rel. Ma Si sss5' 5se'S anu
PI,ANos-GIands, apartment uprights. OF
ssaf'J M e: oRbA afa P'sf FAM ~
sf&rsa sew Ne. MxeH1sEs-w. szsS ou, all types:
81 hE DnssSn' sso RE eeSsFfd
Or 3 ireh; ToTTEN. CO. $3.50, 3a:
CASH FOR DIAMONDS and old gold, dia-
CAPiToI FURNfTuRE CO.. ese Indiana
ave. .n.w.-Househcld. ONCE and antique
"fa'usf naa NA $685. % Hshes se saah o ve
8 to 9, GE. 1878.
ALWAYS HIGHEST PRICE PAID for dia.
monds. silverware, cameras. clothing anc
firearms; also @ choice Of diamonds or
HIGEsT prices paid for diamonds. watches
clothing. Gamer as, silverware. radios. etc
FRANK GHASIM; 617 D st. n. W. MA. 1864
AM INTERESTED In buying old ,ewelry
MILESTONE. ME-. 607e, Wv ~
WALL CASE or factory made shelving
suitable for books; prefer TIT; height
WANT 70 BUY / pair bail-bearins skate,
] for child Z. Call WI. 3169.
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POULTRY & EGGS.

DISPOS SAL SALE-Mammoth, young
March-hatched, broad-breasted, bronze
HndHs;s;;. turkeys; wseligghins slg 1s to 20 lbs. cal
BABY CHICKS-Taking orders for White
Rocks. Barred Rocks, Red Cross New
HAMPSHIRE Reds, Rhode Island Reds. MRS
e. w LAROCHELLE, Spruce O35S-J
II0 N; H. REDS, 3h-month-old pullets,
SO each. Ashton 1927,
CHICKS, 1st quality, pure bred. blood
tested New Hampshire Reds, SIT hundred;
hundred j. B. HENRY, Arlington Hatch
cry. Phone Falls Church 134S.
BABY CHICKS. 1000 per week for the
next 80 days. for THANKSGIVING and Christ
mas mas fryers; & SIG per hundred and UP. See
JUDGE HUNT IN the front room before you
leave. Telephone Rockville l5S-W. Poets
Lodge Poultry Farm. Rockville. Md.
BABY CHICKS always on hand, heavy
breeds, SlS hundred: also started chicks.
LARRY RIGGS, end Of s. Washington ST..
Rockville. Nd, Telephone Rockville 19-J.
BABY CHICKS and feed and poultry SUD
plies. JAMES FEED STORE. 619 K ST.
CHICKENS. large. healthy. Ia-mo, ,.old
Hampshire Red and Barred Rock pullets
and cockere!s:. special bargain price. S1.50
each: Tree delivery in lots Of 26 or more.
So PGLLETs, win be laying in weeks.
fsi fso eaffSkiNs: saffe aENss weeks, s1ss each; 20
laying. So each; also feed. Oliver 6442.
Evening star., 1945-08-21
CATTLE ond LIVE STOCK.

BELGIAN SORREL MARE, 8 yrs. old with
papers, weight about 1.7o0 lbs. work single
or double. Here is chance to get the
GUERNSEY cow to be fresh September i.
a very heavy mixer. good for family or
COW. heavy mixer. GE. 413s
DISPOSAL SALE-Horse. buggy, wagon,
harness for half of value. Call Rockville
15S-W
SORREL MARE, jumper, 3-saited, spirited,
good riding horse, $500. Call owner,
EGBERT H. IRWIN, Langley, Va, Elm
wood 463.
THOROBRED PAPERS - Gentle riding
horse and English saddle. Falls Church
2737. 23s
HORSE. black. yrs old. gentle and strong,
broke TO harness and saddle; cheap Also
work cart. SH. $685.
PIG, young. weighs about 65 lbs, inocu-
lated. Have no place to keep it. SH
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

sshsss ssss priees ea af Nj fsrfen Re
RDDING anI'1f eS" MACHINES and typewriters
sHps SSna re- HD pgsss ss regaTea oc aqMiAsy HR
G6Bs s0b HSna %HcH HRds pexfsrs n sna
NJ; sss sS:sf sst ssis
ssf fl sfFyfs fisSp and sa Article. All ass
PAINTINGS, china. csryyiings; Chinese PIECES
BEDROOM. dining. living room furniture;
ct sp or a one we
furniture oi good grade wanted at once,
odag sthsT Nh sYes aRHp a Sad n aiesss s Please call
BOOKs-:Highest prices paid for good
BARGAIN BOOK SHOP. sos 9th nv;
aa, eendition Aekdi caii Ok. 81 s2s4. 90 mm'' s.0o
CAMERAS. photo, equipment, both amateu,
Tore or9lefsGns eod Ssss Rrsss nea oFp
ss p'Es sSsR sss S'R vs.
cLoTHiNG1aishest Pec Cash s Prices paid D% foi
used mems, women's and children's cloth
ing n, and shoes; Also furnitpre viii call
CLOTHING-Highest prices paid for men
used clothing. BERMANS. 1922 9TH st.
NV. ME-. 1857 Open ewes win call.
CLOTHING-Better prices paid for mems
used clothing Harry's 1888 7th st. NV.
DI. $3.50. Open ewes. win call
DIAMONDS, GOLD. Highest cash. prices
ARTHUR MAaKEL. g40 F st.
Unstable. top. Box 453-G, Star. 81
oil burner with tank and controls, studio
couch. twin beds RIA 2036
FURNITURE, prewar, all grades, inner
springs, mattress; highest cash prices,
prompt removal. MI. 977S.
FURNITURE. bric-a-brac. china. glassware,
ppss. c ffshsss fsser sse
FURNITURE. In good, clean condition;
stoves. iceboxes; highest cash prices paid.
]. c. FuRN. CO.. 1853 II st. me-, TR. 1889.
Evening star., 1945-08-21

QUIET LADY, permanent Government
worker, desires comfortable room with pri-
vate bath. Boz 34-J, Star. go
office or studio one or two evenings a
week; must be centrally located and at
tractive. Call Woodley 1921.
SINGLE ROOM wanted by Government
employed gentleman Immediately. Box
GovERNMENr GIRL desires attractive
Gall after s p.m.. MI. 1855.
GEORGETOWN UNIV. medical student and
wife desire 2 rooms suitable for STUDYING.
vicinity GEORGETOWN Univ. Call GE. 2a95
NATURE: YotNG jewish woman desires
sll0, Ext. 22sl. MARION.
TWO SISTERS desire unfurinshed room;
prefer breakfast kitchen privileges but not
required. GE. 4S43 after $50 pm 22s
DESIRABLE English basement, Groom
apt: utilities, Frigidaire; private en-
trance; employed married couple only:
25I1 MOZART PL. N.W.-Gentieman to
share . rooms. kit. bath apt, $40 per
month Call AD 6S52. s to 8 pm. 23'
THE BELyEDERE. 1901 Mass ave NV,
Apt. 304-Girl wanted to share art. with
other girls: excellent location; S25. Ma.
COLoRED LADY-1n NV. near Col. hts.
sections and cars: must be nonshare and
with respectable family Box 56-J, Star
Evening star., 1945-08-21
HOME IMpRovEMENr coMpANIEs

aad ssEn1 Sss sstm,.s SE s
FAN fxiNrfsa fssy' PApERlNq, floor scrsoins so
floor finishing; reasonabie prices; free ssti-
psiis Dss. WITH Tfzlos 1aE2 EEGiABLE FIRM we sl C.
papering, painting. roofing, weatherstrip-
pambns and I'll types q ome
pairs Free estimates No cash down.
Small ns monthly payments; FEDERAL
GoNTRNAcT1sG 6 d IA 1eSa co" sl6 New York q. aye
AsBEsToos SIDING, roof,ne. rock wool IN
sulation; CAL US for estimate. HUDSON
a waTesSass " TT co and 7$7 Pa rSf
HEATING-American Radiator Co. boilers
stallation; no down payment, estimates at
CO. osay 1885, $685. Sc oHs s7s
RooFiNG, GUTTERiNG, downspoutine and
general isa sheetmetai eea0 work. immediate serv
CEMENT WORK. stone walls. fasstone
porches and walks, chimneys, freplaces.
:. MA.RcUCCIo, Route 4, Horners lane,
joHNs-MANViLLE ROOFING and asbestos
siding: estimates without obligation. THE
GROSS @ CO; CH L 0431: GH 52S7. ...
auet installations; Bruce finishes. FLOOR
IN ING CoNTRAcIoRs. CoTRaAcI INC. 1912 Wiscon-
Slu ave. NJ. ESlO.
PAINTING, decorating. roof repairs, home
repairs: white mechanics, work guaranteed.
m vIRGiNiA-can PATTERSON -GARDl-
NER CORP. Hobart 4120, Johns Man
vile roofing. siding, insulation: storm win
GENERAL CoNTRAcrok. building con.
struction. repairing. remodeling. asphalt
shingle roofs. asbestos wall siding. insula-
e t!0n ssWEf sGHsTstf ca pavffsss fssss Estimates free
IN WASHINGTON - Call PATTERSON
GARDINER CORP. HO. 4120: Johns-Man-
vile roofing siding; insulation; storm win
REMODEL, modernize your nome now;
terms: free estimate. NATIONAL. install
LATION CO $500 Wis. ave WI 1900.
JOHNS -MANVILLE roofing. siding. insula-
tion. storm sash; long terms: free esti-
mates. GATES CONTRACTING CO.. OIL.
PAINTING. PAPERING, int. ext; roof
painting. Call WI 4O64 22'
WATERPROOFING, all kinds: Easements
waterproofed. windows calked. etc. ROB-
ERT E. PRICE. RE. 1881. 25'
Evening star., 1945-08-21
FARM and GARDEN.

PERMANENT GhEEN GkASSES ana crab
weed pests are forever at war. Why not
give your favorfte grasses q fast start to
a sure-cut victory. Now is the time. for
that surprise attack while the crab and
weed pests are preparing to hibernate for
a long winters rest. Our skilled workmen
in conjunction with nature and our old
reliable friend Wondergrow never fail to
do good Job faster and better. Flag
stone walks, walls, terraces, outdoor fire.
places, pools, lock gardens, guard rails,
grading, transplanting, drainage, pruning,
shearing. tree surgery, natural founda-
ton. screen and specimen planting of all
descriptions. Carpentery. brick plaster
ing. painting. Free estimates. Ii 1925.
BOOK your fall seeding now. Experts in
lawn building. top soil. feItiiizine, pruning
FARMALL TRACTOR with plow culti-
vator and corn planter, for sale, good
condition; pay cash. Damascus 310I on
Thursday or Sunday.
FRUIT. ornamental trees. hedges, ever
greens, roses and Towering shrubs to
glorify ano landscape your own lawn or
back yard economically. For the farm or
home orchard, apple, pear, cherry, april
cot. peach and plum trees: berry PLANTS
rhubarb; grape vines and asparagus.
Hardy nursery grown stock Direct from
grower to you. Guaranteed to grow or we
replace free. Pay on delivery at planting
tnasv ts ssppls pPgns Shoss orss Stesb
PoWNEY, 1889 Meigs St., washington,
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SITUATIONS WOMEN (cont.)

"tSNbtSNS WOm6N tS0uf.I
NURSE. yrs experience, age 4s, sole
care and training of two very young chill
dren; not. under $10o month. Box 200-G.
Star. 2ls
NURSE, graduate. light colored, age 27.
yrs. hosp: exEsr.i E.i s-hr. duty. no Sum
NURsE-GoSvEsRNEss wishes position with
children. SnildEen .Ua years and over; excellent ref
PERMSNENT. receptionist. switchboard
operator: clerk; what have you: refined,
PRACTICAL NURSE, white, middle-,aged,
temperate, nonsmoker, hospital experience,
desires care of baby under l year during
day; permanent place. CHI. 6962 or Box
RECEPTIoNIsT, permanent position. down
town Washington; pleasing personality,
neat appearance, knowledge of typping.
REFINED pregnant mother desires light
work; 10 years office experience; can
oversee children Box sgd, Star. 23'
REGISTERED NURSE desires work in
doctors office; state type Of work. hours
and salary. Box 10-J. Star. 81
STENOGRAPHER-TYPI neat, eficient.
high school education, 10 years law and
commercial experience; $40. Box 55-J,
WOMAN, colored. wants elevator Job; has
WANTED BY YOUNG WOMAN, evening,
Sat afternoon and Sunday work; knowl-
edge of bookkeeping, shorthand, typing.
Telephone Hobart $500, Ext. 207, ewes.
Evening star., 1945-08-21
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

REFINED young lady desires to share large
attractive apartment with two other single
congenial girls; $40 a month; convent
B.E, Re 400 Sps s Ext. 7essi, 1901 FaiTm9nt rs.
800 NEW HAMPSHIRE ave. n.w-1 or
girls to share Groom apt. tiled bath, with
another girl; G,espre express bus; telephone; $40
GIRL, single. to share apt with Jewish
g girl ssts S45s 1910 10th st. NV, Apt. 2os.
BASEMENT APT. . rooms, pvt. bath and
shower and entrance. Ink, for l or 9
min an d0gntcYn GEnr, 2ss1, 2o1I uPshur St ne
Georgetown apt. with another gentleman;
$50 mo n S 1891 Z : st; nv Apt !; Ho. 1888
share, share apt . with a1isr ago.her girl SEQ .er
1851 esth ST. NV, Apt. IA: girls.
share 4-room furn: apt, S45 each, includ-
ing board. AD. $500.
625 EAST CAPITOL ST, 1 room, kitchen
cite. utils. furn.; semipvt. bath, refriger-
sth AND QUINCY SITS. NV, . room and
solarium, furnished apt. available for
Sept wrts to mar married couple
telephone Number
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-Nor.hw.s,.

ROOMS FURNlSHED-NoFthwest
itsa l,Is,. 1ssh sI; NV. Esyly furnishsd,
sas ss1s dis5snsf GNiyERsMf4Ex g5ee PH NV single
rms. rms. 81 and IS wk.: gentlemen pre-
istsso' iaas N ST. N.w-Renned home. hest
residential block downtown: twin beds;
gentlemen only; $50 monthly: available
1853 QUE N.w.-Desirable, private basin;
best convenient location; near shower: S.
Ewssns 81 6Gs Psfs'qE ps sssq g. sl
sofa KALoRh4 snsl RpYouns iady Sasid You'd
like to. share double room with another
Soans mo No ssss essb tTn BEDS large closets; s25
dSi7 ARKANSAS AVE. N.w.-oentlemen.
executive; permanently or temporarily;
6fS Nsfo4i ofReLE Il yesk Im
fsSss pTSs IS
room for 2. near Walter Reed, $50 month;
sol sSn beds IS h pzyfte AyE IJWs sA ssis
double bed, for couple or, 2, gentlemen;
phone: single. ss5; double $45. aE. ssl7.
e4o7 1st ST. N.w.-Large front room.
1s iass s4s g. mSnsh SW Doors Rg 7sss vest of s3 Am
gatsr double ST T ea; sG0 TRIBE, E fsn'ns IS ea.
Isos ps5s New New isfHsfs aAMfsHrRE AVE. NV, nr.
Dupont Circle area-Eztfa large ROOM
isss tS5 8 f5 nSarzs yee AD ss7s
women laundry prlSiieses eohee mo- oter yoans ioom
III fa. BEnmoNr 81 AR p. 7sex SeW off 18th $,
iRfs iEiS GTkaRS SfS foussf s. sf$ Sssa
refined refined couple, s. so wk. ca, or s25 for i j
Ssis PA. AVE NV. near Govt. depts
furniture; front rooms ''ii Showers, as 5Pse s55e
III ffAs RANboEPH sR III SsH9 sT&rront sleeping rm.,
SCOTT CIRCLE. 1871 5ested st. nSpfoveiy so pff wk
room, handsomely furn.. ample bath ia
cilities, $3.50 dbl. or sci
CoLoRED-I036 PARK RD.: several COM
ReAb & 5? HoGsNe 81 n yssEl' co AD SSes
CoLoRED = 600 Harvard ST. NV
1,ar Glri - 10 t snare lovely rm., twin beds, $50
eoLoRRp1ao,s ee5 oRhie: 10Th ST. sw.-pouble
each em suitable bI se59 tor married couple $3.50
eeoItoRED-Isl7 QUE ST. Nw.-Large
ss DfH HARKs RHKSfk'' or PhSas $ rs2Fda s2Fs
coLoRED-,sss 18th ST. NV, Apt Eo 1o1
near r 95 sF to share q w Th n9h as
COLORED-2I2O Ist ST. N.W-DoubIe
rm for rent. colored. $40 wk. Phone
COLORED-2e10 14th ST. NV. Room in
apt, furn.: suitable for 2 girls; no cooking;
SIS each.
COLORED-I504 18th ST. NV; rooms
refined, employed couple; $3.50 pei
| week
COLORED-Is6s CALIFORNIA st. NV; 2
| refined gentlemen to share large bright
sunny room, 2nd-hoor front; near bath
use of phone; Sc. so.
| COLORED-5GI COLUMBIA RD NV. Sim
| gle room for l refined girl; 625 a week
| Call RA 94SO or NO. S429
| COLORED-1625 11th ST. NV. Large
front room with kitchen; girls, S5 each
Call MI 0044