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Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-05
Farley Slated
On Phosphates

Growers and war board members
will meet in the court house in Ell
Centre at 2 p. m. April II to confer
with Weller Noble, president of the
National Association of Fertilizer
dealers, on the necessity of getting
treble super phosphate tor Imperial
Valley farming operations this year.
It was understood that the valley
group plans to explain the emerg-
ency created by the possibility that
valley growers will not be allotted
the treble uper-phosphate fertil-
izer thai is imperative for good pro-
duction. The growers pointed 4to
the outstanding results from the
treble variety and declared there is
no question that there is more acid
in the treble than in the single
variety.
In arranging for the meeting
planned to provide relief from the
emergency situation, growers ex-
planned that there are ceiling prices
on their products and the cost of
production is materially increased
if they are forced to use the single
instead of the trebl. super-phos-
Dhate.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-05
HOLLYWOOD
BY ERSKINE JOHNSON

before starting work on new film.
Doctors orders. Columbia is
talking contract with Frank Veloz
of Veloz and Yolanda for film
rights to his original play, 'Leath-
er's My Racket
Comedian Al Pearce was visiting
the beautiful home of friend. who
said the house was designed by
Frank Lloyd Wright. Our house.
commented Pearce, must have been
designed by his brother-F'rank
Lloyd Wrong"
Not in the script: During the
next couple of years think that %
per cent of the. war pictures viii
deal with servicemen who have re-
ceived disability discharges and
find themselves trying to readJust
to civilian life. Through m OF N
pictures, believe the public will
become educated on how to treat
these returning men. Dora
Schary, produce
NO NOTHIN'
Sign in the Selznlck studio cafe:
mo Cigarets. No Matches, No Re-
marks" Sign in ice Dailys neigh
borhood grocery store: mo Cigarets
Not Even the Kind You DIDN'T
Like"
Joan Davis turned down an RKO
offer to supervise her own produc-
ton unit, saying: Somebody must
have started the word going around
that there's brain"-and she
tapped her head-"in this gag flle
Seeking a technical adviser on
race track sequences for Pardon
NV Past" Director Leslie Fenton
found an application for the JOB
from his production manager, Joe
Gilpin.. Fenton inquired about his
qualifications, whereupon Gilpin
pulled 400 uncashed pari-mutaei
tickets out of his pocket. Il invested
a lot of money in becoming an eX-
pert" he said.
ONA GOES MODERN
Ona Munson, who played the
memorable Belle Waiting in Gone
With the Wind" is playing the
first SurlcIlN IIlOOCii SAoA
ton of her film career as snow
girl in Republics THE Amazing Mr.
M" Scenarist Aleen Leslie has
written al original screen play
"Cyrano de Brooklyn" based on
Rostand's proboscis-ridden hero.
Recommended: The Hoosier Hot
Shots recording of From the In
dies to the Andes in His Undles.
It's GI favorite.
Brenda Joyce, who just signed a
new Universal contract after ap-
pearing in a series of Tarzan films,
said. Thank goodness, no more ele-
phants." Her first U. picture is
Hear That Trumpet Talk" It's a
musical, though, not an elephants
autobiography. :. Production num-
bers assigned to new films make
amusing reading. Universal's call
sheet the other day read: 1892
Nights in Paradise-1443 Men in
Her Diary"
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-05
By EDWARD L. THOMAS

ON ARMY FRONT OKINAWA,
April 5. tUP)-By jeep, tank and
afoot I followed army troops push
ing southwark on one of the strang-
est fronts in the history of warfare.
The enemy has been blasted Off
virtually every inch OF ground
where he could have been firmly en-
trenched.
These dcughboys are moving for
ward behind flame throwing tanks
and are being supported by terri
fic land and naval artillery bonn
bardment which Major Prosser e.
Clark, Portland, oregon, battalion
commander, described as the great
est" he's witnessed in any Pacific
campaign.
when we want something Gov
cred" he, said I'VE don't have TO
ask more than once. It's just like
pressing a button. We are saving a
lot of lives with that artillery"
Clark's battalion scored the larg-
est one-day total Of this operation
when it killed 214 Jap soldiers
April 2.
THE artillery got most of them, y
he said.
Conveyed by Majcr George E
Bucklin, also of Portland, oregon
I worked my way to within so yards
of the front today. 1 climbed UP a
hill near Nodake village, scrambling
over rocks and through thick, foul
smelling underbrush, fernG and pine
needles slippery with dew. The hill
had been taken a few minutes be-
fore by a company under the COM
mand Of 1t. Col. Cyril Steiner oi
Santa Cruz, California.
Only last night it had beer in
tested with Jap emplacements, but
they were crushed by our artillery
and we walked up without firing 9
shot.
! Atop the hill / sat on the upper
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-05
Hottest" Unit
Hits OkinaWa
BY Isle SHOEMAKER

Guam, Wednesday. April 5. (UP)
The army's Seventh division, vet
Grams of the Aleutians, the MarshallS
and the Philippines campaigns who
made the first break-through to
Okinawa's east coast. is known as
the hottest" division in the Pacific.
1t is the famous. smoothworking
outfit under command of Maj. Gen.
H. A. Arnold, born in Collingsville,
Connecticut. The division was acti-
vated in July, 1910, and under the
command of then Maj. Gen. Joseph
Stilwell and trained at Fort Ord,
California.
After the outbreak of the war
it moved into defensive positions
along the California coastline.
May IL, 1943, the Seventh attack
ed Attu in the Aleutians, and on
August 20, elements of the division
landed on Kiska only to find the
Japs had fled.
waiian Islands and in January, 1914,
in conjunction with the Fourth Ma
rine division, wrested Kwajalein
atoll in the MarShallS from the
Japanese. Following this opera
ton, elements of the division par
ticipated in the landing at Eniwetok
in the Marshalls.
In September, 1914. the Seventh
started out with the objective of
capturing an island group in the
western Pacific, but a last minute
change of plans sent them with the
oath Corps in an amphibious assault
landing on Leyte.
Arnold became the commanding
general of the division prior to the
Philippines fighting. During the
battle of Attu, he served as assist
ant to the landing force commander
and was division artillery COM
mander at Kwajalein where he was
awarded the Legion of Merit.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-05
Liberated Pc opIe Take
Revenge on g ermons

take our food. The slaves are burn
ing our homes"
The British do what they can but
the problem is far too vast for
them. The Germans do not seem
to see anything incongruous in ap-
peals to their conquerors for help.
A group of German farmers came
to our billet and said: please come.
The slaves drank all our Schnapps
and they are attacking our fam
lilies"
Troops interviewed and restored
order, but explained to the Germans:
You brought these people here as
slaves. You have only yourselves to
blame"
Already there are hundreds Of
thousands of liberated laborers
roaming the ruined countryside
Soon there will be millions, for the
Germans shipped in 15,000,00o slaves
from every corner of Europe to work
for them.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-05
ASKS PRISON TERM

HOLLYWOOD, April 5. (UP)-
Shirley May Wright, II, pleaded
guilty to charges of Illegally wear
ing the uniform of a WAVE and
forging Endorsements on war bonds
and was sent to priscn-at her own
request. Federal Judge Campbell E.
Beaumont said he was reluctant to
send her to prison for stealing the
bonds from Ida Bredahop in Reno
and adopting her identity. I've
been in trouble before" Miss Wright
laid. 1T might teach me a lesson"
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-05
FERRYING GROUP OFFICER
ENDS OWN LIFE ON COAST

LONG BEACH, Cal, April 5. CUP
Maj. Yantis H. Harlan, AZ, of the
Sixth Ferrying Group, Army Ali
Transport Command, died Wednes-
day of a self-inflicted bullet wound
ATC officers said Major Harlan
had been respondent since release
from a hospital a week ago after
being treated for pneumonia. He
was taken to Santa Ana hospital
after firing a bullet through his
right temple.
He had been living here with his
wife since arriving from his native
Bonham, Texas.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-05
SEEKS 100000 DAMAGES

HOLLYWOOD, April {. tUP)-
Film Actress Janette Grae charged
that Aviation Executive Robert w.
Mack and his father, Fred w. Mack,
beat her four times in six months
because she refused to tell young
Mack she loved him. Miss Grae
filed suit for 100000 damages for
her injuries and as compensation
for harmful publicity when the
Macks allegedly caused her arrest
on suspicion of stealing a fur coat.
The theft accusation was never
pressed, she said Police released
her after she told them where to
find the coat.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-05

Free to roam among the people
who made them suffer for years,
some liberated laborers are turning
to violence while others are more
practical in their vengeance.
They need food ior the long trail
back to their homes, so they help
themselves. They take bedding and
blankets for sleeping in the fields.
If they can find horses and wagons
which the Wehrmacht did not req
uisition, they harness them and set
off.
It is a common sight to see fran
tic Germans rushing across fields
screaming:
Come help us. TIL robbers have
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-05

HOLLYWOOD. - B e hind tn e
screen. While making personal ap-
pearances at the San Francisco
premiere of Since You Went Away"
Joseph Gotten and his wife lived at
a fashionable but practically maid
less Bay City hotel. Day of their
scheduled departure. the room clerk
telephcned Cotten's room and asked
If they could be out by p. m. Joe
thought it over for moment, then
said, I'm sorry, but Mrs. Gotten
won't have the living room cleaned
up until $50"
Ginger Rogers gets a three
month rest on her Oregon ranch
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-05
DEATH SUMMONS Ell CENTRIC
CHILD AFTER ILLNESS

Velma Wanda Grant, year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. O. L.
Grant of $50 Adams, El Centro, died
Thursday after a few days illness.
Services will be at the Lemons
Wiley chapel in Ell Centre at 2:3O
p. M, Friday. Burial will be in
Evergreen cemetery.
Survivors are her parents: her
sister, Beverly; her brother, Nor
man; and her grandfather, John w
Grant, New Mexico.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-05
Imperial Valley Press

Established April 20, 1901.
Published evenings except Saturday
and Sunday. in combination with the
Sunday POST PRESS, by the Imperial
Valley Publishing Company, 625 State
St, FL Centro, Calf.
Paul jenkins, Publisher
and President.
Member United Press, California News
paper Publishers Assn, West-Holliday
c., Inc, national representatives.
Rates 0ncludlng Sunday Post-Press)
Single copy SC; carrier, paid-in-ad
vance: ! month. S1.OO; months,
S275; months, IS. .25; / year, $1,000.
BY Mail: l month. S1.00; 3 months,
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Outside of California, 81 90 per month
Entered at FL Centro. Calf, post
fiat.
office as End class mail.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-05
Tired Kidneys
Often Bring y
SIeepAess Nights

When disorder of kidney function permits
poisonous matter to remain in your blood, it
may cause nagging backache, rheumatic
pains, leg pains, loss of pep and ensrgy.
getting up nights, swelling, puffiness under
the eyes, headaches and dizziness. Frequent
or scanty passages with smarting snd burn
ing sometimes shows there is something
wrong with your kidneys or bladder. -.
Don't wait! Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills, used successfully by millions for over
40 years. They give happy relief and will help
the Is miles Of kidney tubes flush out poison
ous waste from your blood. Get Doans Pills.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-05
Ry RICHARD d. MCMILLAN

WITH BRITISH SECOND ARMY,
GERMANY, April 5. (UP)-Hordes
of liberated slave laborers trekking
across Germany are taking revenge
on their former task masters and
terrifying the German people.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-04-05
OkinuWo Battle
Seorns Rules

rim CT a horseshoe-shaped Jap
burial vault built in flush with the
hillside and looked out and down at
the rolling central plateau and at
troops and tanks less than so yards
ahead.
Evening star., 1945-10-23

2-BEDROOM stone bungalow, hoored attic,
vnr gaTage Too ont5 room largs studio
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. furnished de-
oeated m0d5o m ehoce eFss saso 60
baths, recreation room; buiIt-in garage,
gas s1as heat ss,. Available early November: Set
SiS5 moath ReferenceS- .n see seAi Mr.. iaR5s Nol:
Bis risa WEAVER E5ao BROS. INC. Washinston
HOUSE FOR RENT, Hillandale-s bed
nished,, oil heat, basement. garage. Ce-
shfq an BUS sfg0 adus % sH hin s R down
pletsy furnished eSas Sedroons sna ss baths; seRs
men es BE- oa cF $50 Box FS gta
WE HAVE several furnished houses to rent
ranging in price from S275 to 1915 per
MILLER MILE pEvRhoPMRNr s4sRheas IN co G 4s$o Il y
aye ave NV. OR. 4464. Evenings telephons
BETHEsDA-Lovely detached 1x-story in
sulated home. attractively furnished, 4
bedrooms, 2 tiled baths. gas heat; RESTRICT
ed neighhorhood; Sl50 per month. To in
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1-bath, coal
heat. row house, partly furnished. Avail
able Immediately for 8 months. S125 mo.
GIVE size of family and references. Box
ss BEEcHwooD LANE. Sleepy Hollow.
Falls Church. Va.-Available about Nov.
r.. a beautiful spacious stone bungalow
with 5 bedrooms and baths, fully fur
nished. including servants quarters and
gear garage, oil heat and everything es-
sential to fine home. . acres ground
are nicely handicapped. References re-
2sMAs s4hEiE 2 ResitoTs sSsGs lssif ssii:
Church 1920
Is BLACKSTONE RD.-In highly re.
stricted Westmoreland Hills. Small. mod
ern 3-bedroom, 2-bath house. Shorx-
term lease. Rental ceiling, S21O per mo.
Inspection by appointment only. Harvey
l.. Jones, Sandoz, Inc DU 1924 =
Evening star., 1945-10-23
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

WATER HEATERS, gas, all sizes, prewar;
terms, IdH, IS months months; established SO years
ss7 sH ds dRssshssegsd hdme or Ru34ns5 s4s5
WATER HEATERS, iIe: eiectrie, % fully % auto auto.
delivery oPA @ prices s1fs EGEcTRcAL iGs eSias' CEN
pHa BIZ 2ih t. sses aw sA "a sspes ss
is HFdeES RSu1paEsT ReT pSf saFs CO. g.
21Z3 9 Sherman ave; NV, NO: 1919.
a1ss' ssss FSm Sg as5 !. tss g sss
LATT'S TIE BAR-Will enchant you with
the most unusual selection Of neckwear
magnificent patterns to choose from;
Washington's only complete tie shop. Fret
gs,ift wrapping and mailing. Open evenings
your sos proem 81 blouse at and Eys nat
ACCESSORY SHOP. 1889 Connecticut
FOR f, saIdE,.i ssAILEa,isaerifee $4,000 sheets l4xlz
Copylite paper, packed in boxes of 500
N original cartons, from Haloid Co., Ro
cnsSleT; isSIsT;p ordeTsd I by mistake. Sacrifics
oPP0RTUNITY for civilians. You can nov
buy blue serge suit or blue, serge topcoa
with the warm inner lining by Just chang
ing the buttons for civilian wear. II yot
need good dress-up suit or coat--take ac
vantage of this offer; we have your siz
now1men. This offer made, POSSIBLE by
recent release. Take any Navy, Yard ca
am. to I pm, daily. PARK CLoTHEs
10I5 sth st. Sc, Phone Franklin 1928
MUST SELL Immediately. leaving for lows
dinette, .gateleg table. with six leathe
covered chairs, end tables, lamps. electri
roaster, fans, iron. hassock complete misc
eT ktshen sell eli e. s0fss oss par s6s
ST. 1887
Evening star., 1945-10-23

TRACTOR. less than year old. plovs, har-
row and rIt never and yason; must sell for
sopDISG, SOP Ssiors grading, top soil Cal! WI,
JAPANESE BEETLEs-FaH is an effective
time to have your lawn treated for jap
mature stages; the treatment. we use was
developed by the U. S. Dept. of Agriculture;
only one treatment necessary. Call Chest
FRUIT, ORNAMENTAL TREES. hedges.
evergreens., roses and Towering shrubs to
glorify and landscape your own lawn or
home orehard apple pear, " cherry her y@Nn apri T.
cot, peach and plum trees, berry plants;
rhuharo, grape vines ard asparagus. Hardy
n tes6 Dreet from
free. Pay on delivery at fall planting time
Supply short. % Order your Stoek today ,
Pbone Ei1on Line, Lincoln 23g9. HOWARD DoENEY,
MANURE. weil-rotted., So. so per is bush
els; 81 so per 10 bushels. delivered. WA.
TREE REMOVAL, pruning, feeding, wound
cavity treatment covered by liability and
property, damage insurance. DU. 29s2. 23'
ToPSoIL, very GOOD topsoil for lawns
ana or hire e. 457s Tor sae also
aaHS SAHbFs 60 gHpsss ess. at s all nd 5sss,
fs ahsps hT paosy ao sesnsa sfs cb4y
santhemums. tulips, etc: See our ad.
g !this eolumnl in Sunday stsr; Cal Berwyn
ERIEs Erie ifa Beltg1fIIf erHTIma9n MG SzHNNE NoHs
cur |chrysanthemums all
KAIsER Ebdsl5 co. Merrtfield. sT Va. Phone Fails
LANDSCAPE GARDNER and contractor
Grounds, large and small parks, cene-
lferies Residence grounds speciality. Seed;
and removed Estimates free AT 62H9
Evening star., 1945-10-23
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

Is r ST, N,E.-Large front .bed-liv, nm,
End door. 2 closets; suitable for couple or
CAP oaFiToE E1SfR aEIGHTs GGEHHsFs oS to share
home with couple. with or without. child;
convenient to Transportation: Sl1.5o per
wk. HI: 11s3-M. MRS; KING. .,
after 8 pm. OR 2435, Apt 81. 273O
Wisconsin ave. NV. Avail Nov; /.
50. to share house with other girls; whole
house all to ourselves; 341l Wis. ave. w.
lots of room, lots of fun. and only $40 9
month for everything. Call OrdwNy 1878
LADY share with settled woman / corner
room, k. b, apt, two beds $50; conven.
lent Penna. ave, and goth NV; answer
tel. tel. no. o Box 4ss.B. Star. eD''N
WEST VA. and queen ne, . rms, kit.
semipvt. bath. nicely furnished, Frigidaire
no child OF. pets; s75 mo. Box 4S7-B, Star
Genis Gent Apt sT rs $50 Cali o 2o 5esss0P RA 54is
GIRL to share apt with another girl, S3s
mo. 34lS Minnesota ave, s.e.' Apt D
WANTED. Government, girl share lovely
spacious apt. with another girl; convenien
stores. TRANSPORTATION, $40 wk, everything
pa2g fe g GPfg issS5diy No
Quinn st. Apt. 301, Arlington. Va.
GIRL to share apt: with 3 other 9TH girls & So,
aiie iia kAI%oRAMa < ORA i'Rban Rb. NV, so' Apt 4oi-
2-bedroom apt newly decorated, S16t
per month, plus decoration charees of ap'
proximately $500. co. 1915 for appoint
: APIS. and 3 rooms, $50 month. 7t
Eye st. nv, SPRUCE o335-W
| room, kitchen. screened-in back porch
/ with front and rear entrance, completed!
! furnished. 9 girls, $3.50 each.
Evening star., 1945-10-23
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

DOGS, mixed breeds, fox terrier police,
Spitz retriever. Scottie, Dalmatian, sheep
dog cocker wire har 70 eash fsacsS to pep5e ap9s
Ba BoxEas4ona ffs4 a1ssg a!Rear-old Pm fawn bitch
excellent sronnda childrend one Sm9
pect,, housebroken; no reasonable offer re-
lassa I NICE PnpPiEs. m Res months old: reasonable
sTUD SERVICE, cocker spaniels. schnauz-
iNTYREs, nj. north OF Silver Spring
fraffc light on .5s Gs ave-; turn left at sign
sIAMESE KITTENS, intelligent good com
pany. fine breed, blue and seal points. OR
oFe MoNTaoMERY Mhsfhp couHT1 nv ANIMAL ANNA sHGhs She
TE WaST sTe To 6hf$ hx past tU TsfFdfys Sfda from
months to years old W give or sSe
puppy il the bitch suits Must have resis-
tration papers and be show prospect.
Write and l will come to see dog. Box
FROZEN MEAT-Home delivery of Gov
ernment- INSPECTED unrationed meat for al
Pss We ars apg in poson to
ERECTED Frost, E3oDs; Ashton Md. Dos Fooe
rAeAEEETs rte4 p PEds PR 5 N all 4dd knfs e. ssam
PET room sHop-Frozen horse meat and
kennel supplies, cocker puppies. boxer pup
pies and mixed breeds 5000 Lee hwy
East Falls Church, Va. Falls Church
2440. Open Sunday, l to pm; week
days, 7:30 a m. to pm
RABBITs-Chinchilla and checker giants
does with young. EN-. 7060. $500 Var
Ness st. NV
PEKINGEsE, real pets, Axe reg, beauties
m; and f. mos. Ma. 6l96, Falls Church
S31-W-3
FOR SALE, ] pedigreed German shepherd
puppN, 5 months old: reasonable. FIR. 1908
Evening star., 1945-10-23
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

LOVELY DOUBLE ROOM, moderate priv
ileges; express bus unlimited phone. OR.
0BS6.
each; l share room, s45. "a block from
DoUBLE ROOM, with board; employed
couple; $40 each: no breakfast. Franklin
2IC7 ST. N.w.-Nice double room, s45
each. Just off Connecticut ave.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Room,, and board, for
ant Surroundings DE 979s.
1903 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.W.-one
TRIPLE and one double room; reasonable
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE. 1712 N. H.
ave. n.w.-A few vacancies in this popular
guest house, specializing in good food and
LARGE FRONT ROOM. twin beds. private
NICE and FLOOR ROOM for young lady
to share with another young lady: excel
lent transportation; laundry privileges;
unlim., phone. ia. 0930 bet. $50 am.
TWo ROOMS FOR THREE GIRLS. Call
1899 GTRARD ST. N.w.-Maple furni-
ture, delicious meals, conv. trausp.: va
cancies for men, $3.50 and S42.5O.
TWo DOUBLE ROOMS. conv. transp. to
Pentagon and downtown: telephone and
laundry privileges. in Colonial Village.
MRS. MOORE, Glebe 116s.
i4oI 10th ST. N.W.-Girl to. share large
double room, with another girl; warm and
MARTHA WASHINGTON Seminary. supe-
rior guesthouses---Large rooms, excellent
meals; weekly and monthly rates: employed
preferred. 3640 10th St NV CO. 0294.
Evening star., 1945-10-23
ROOMS FURkIsHED-Nor.hwes..

1913 WEBSTER ST. N.W.-Light house
keeping room; $3.50 week. All conven-
1cRssS iass soMkRsET IA SET pL. sw.-Master bed
sSpPIe; s%Pf; fl4 Tax wk eE 1895 after 9. ,.,
Ambassador Hotei--Rooms, So and al s3 per per
aoTr aay BIS pkpx ereyheqnd Egf4er ooo NE 1914
HoME fd FoR 81 PSI PBUsSrssNaSs s5sS chsvy Chase
ali 'ss sns 9s
1855 FORsT LANE NV rooms and
ssii ssh GoSN fa AvEDoube oei0Gs room a with twin
beds $50 ea.; also large room with double
9sd sRfie HfATT st9 pI d99Re saS Oh S1Sl
esRe fRFfS ssSss $40 HSnth 10 SRI 2f23 to
ssoo ssass ALTON sGon ytP b. sin $40 GE asOe
traetively, furnished room with private
hath; 3sgG Il, 5I9eb q6pF from TeRlsy circle; s45
with pvt. bath near stores and transp. :;
Si2 Wk. Also triple rm., SIS wk. DU.
lilo NJ ST. NV. Apt. soe-Ntcely furn.
Is54 PARK RID. N.w.MLaree, light, COM
fG5table ,,sud suitable gIls single beds
gentle home: $40 each co 5000
1920 QUE ST. N.W.-Single and double
rooms, couple, girls; running water, Pull
man bed eloset Is Gno3ier rG s asss See
Is.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1879 a1st ST. nv
ming water, twin beds inner-spring mat
tresses; $50 each per month.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 2015 o st. nw-Beau-
,d tiiul' large, front living, ,bedrm., windows.
1913 WEBSTER ST. N.W.-Double room.
all conveniences; $50 each. IA. 323S.
pa.s pnaovs sar nen1 aa hath phns y sa pR oR 4a
ISIS 18th ST. N.W.@AftractiVeiy af3s. fur.
bshd baR cohpe aHe or 9%e r4 Hn pqe Sd ss
aie Ill IITNois AVE " SWYouns wv Ss ae1 woman nan
PVT home, Laundry and ironing facilities;
51I1 CoLoRADo AVE. N.w.-Larse, at
dry pndneges pnriynileges; private home; $50 mo
CHEVY CHAsE-In gentle home, room
private bath and shower, unlimited phone
next to room, air-conditioned heat; excel
lent Transportation near good eating
isI7 I sSR VERMoNT II AVE.sm: VI ssa sober gentle
water; very warm; ref; S35 mo. Ma
i7as N ST. N.w.-Refned home, down.
officials $50 monthly, $40 each weekly;
asa'liosa $50 IosafEIEow ELL sr.-Room for girls
IaosT Ss9 ssf ST. RHGRhy H% aas RA ssS
aqse ons on sT Twin s bed o s
THE KENwIN. l76s cue st, n.w-Attrae.
| beds, inner-spring mattresses, large closet
| and chest coal heat. doubles. S20-$25:
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e934 NEWARK 81. NV block off OF
the ssoo blk on,v cSnn sgn ays private home
1925 HoLMEAD PL. N.W.-single room
HoME IH5 MaRay f6R SRo BUSINESSMAN. BTGs1 Chevy Chase
near Connecticut ave. bus, 20 minutes
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people: S15 week. AID. 9S7S.
5525 Sth ST. N.W.-Near Kennedy: com :
| Portable room. share bath with only 2;
COLORED-1O36 Park RD., several CONF
persons, S4.50 and $5 weekly. AID. 596S
PARK ROAD HOUSING CO
CoL0RED-322s 18th ST. N.W.---We have
i large room for girl to share with another
girl single bed, cooking, laundry and
| TELEPHONE priviledges. Call RA. 94S0 or
C6ioRED, Col SREf, @FURN1sHEp 90iH4 ROOM for re-
nned gentleman. $50. 1927 Vermont ave.
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