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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-06-28
Flame ThrOwer

Myron-My girl is carrying the
torch.
Byron-She must love you lot.
Myron-No, she's a welder.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-06-28
Mirror, Mirror

Mirror, Mirror
Wifey-That woman is the ugliest
person I think ever saw.
Hubby-Not so loud, dear. You
forget yourself.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-06-28
On The Rail

Ou Inc FGdH
Old Salt-If the weather gets real
bad we may have to heave to.
Passenger may have to right
now,
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-06-28
Plenty of Producers

Plenty of Producers
Joe-How do you account for the
sugar shortage?
BILL duno. There are just as
many people raising Cain as ever.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1945-06-28
Silly Time

Silly Time
Question: Dad gave one son six
cents and the other nineteen cents,
what time would it be?
Answer-Quarter to two.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-10-22

statement will designate some
method or agency to determine
when and how much price relief
is necessary to cover higher wages.
The wartime method required
price-wage approval by the Office
of Economic Sterilization in con-
sultation with the Office of Price
Administration.
Beginning tomorrow, the WLB
will not accept any new cases for
the purpose of deciding them on the
merits of issues in disputes. 1t will
accept jurisdiction only in cases
where both parties agree to submit
their disputes for final and binding
determination by an arbitrator ap-
pointed by the board. The procedure
was adopted to enable the board to
clear its docket by Jan. l when it is
scheduled to be liquidated.
Mr.. Truman is expected to an
nounce the public chairman for the
labor-industry conference and
complete list of the 8 labor and Is
management representatives who
will attend.
With strike votes scheduled for
Wednesday and Thursday in Gen
eral Motors corporation and Chrys-
Ter corporation automobile plants,
Mr.. Truman may appeal to labor and
management to settle their differ
ences by orderly processes and with
out work Interruptions pending out
come of the conference.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-10-22
Mondoy, October ~, lo45

in extreme disfavor with labor here
which is sponsoring a candidate for
mayor from it's ranks.
While it is difficult to determine
just how Edgecomb is using his in
fluence politically, he is most GER
tainly holding up the the Jeffries
banner in his views on Negro hous-
ing. These facts are being brought
to the attention of the UAW Fair
Practices committee and Negroes
here who believe in the sincerity of
purpose of that organization look
forward to seeing something done
about it.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-10-22

torially: ITO be sure the commits
sioners have been walking back
ward so long their eyes must by
now be in the back of their heads.
Charlie Edgecomb is the man who
is leading them backward"
We are reminded that Edgecomb
is a former labor leader, having
been for number of years, prior to
taking the position as director Of
the housing commission, general
secretary of Labor's Non-Partisan
league, which was at that time IA
boris political arm" 1t has evolved
into the present Political Action
committee of Wayne county, UAW
political machine.
Edgecomb is still a member of
the UAW. Pays his dues regularly,
attends all of it's conventions and
conferences and voices his opinion
vociferously on the floor. Yet he is
being accused of playing a ''Dr.
Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde" role as he
clings to Mayor Edward Jeffries'
narrow, biased, prejudiced views on
things pertaining to the welfare of
the city, while the union of which
he is member is working to oust
Jeffries from his seat as mayor of
the city.
Edgecomb was appointed to his
position as housing director by JEFF
fries as a gesture toward labor
when that organization helped to
kick his predecessor out of office.
Edgecomb took the place of another
labor man, George Edwards, who
was elected to the common council.
Mayor Jeffries has found himself
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-10-22
.Ex-LAB0R LEADER BLOCKS
EQUALITY FIGHT OF
DETROIT CI0

DETROIT, Oct. 22 (ANP) The
fair practices committee set up by
the UAW-CIO to break down dis
elimination and institute fair prac-
tices tmong its members, finds
that it has tremendous job on it's
hands trying to curb the activities
Of a former labor leader, Charles
Edgecomb, director of the Detroit
Housing Commission.
Edgecomb's hostile attitude to-
wards Negroes here concerning the
housing situation has been all too
apparent. His brazen, arrogant
statement a few days ago when he
implied that the housing commits
sion did discriminate against Ne
groes and intimated that they would
continue to do so until the general
public demanded that they do
otherwise has rubbed Negroes the
wrong way.
The Michigan Chronicle said edi-
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-10-22
WAGE-pRICE POLICY
DUE This week

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-Presi-
dent Truman tonight faced week
Of important decisions on labor
wage-price problems which may
determine the speed of reconverz
sion.
He is scheduled to issue, prob
ably tomorrow, new wage-price
policy statement expected to assure
higher wage rates to keep labor's
take-home pay near wartime levels
and give industry assurance that its
position on prices and profits will
not be impaired.
He also is expected to issue his
call for a national labor manage
ment conference here Nov 5 to de-
wise peacetime substitute for the
expiring War Labor Board in set
Ting labor disputes without strikes
or lockouts.
Labor and industry spokesmen
hoped Mr.. Truman's new policy
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-10-22
CELEBRATES 18th ami.

Maj. Richard Robert Wright, Sr.,
92-year-old founder and president
of the Citizens and Southern Bank
and Trust Co., held open house for
employees and patrons in celebration
of the 25th anniversary of the in
stitution.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-10-22
Looking For
Soap Flakes

Used fats are needed in
making soap -. as well as
nyIons. girdIes and thou
sands Of other things you're
waiting for.
TURN IN YOUR USED FATS!
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-10-22

Girl wanted to share room with
another girl, 856 Frederick St. AID
1888.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-10-22

Wanted Middle aged lady to
take care of baby. Room and salary.
AID 1910.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-10-22

Arnold Little government check
found. May get it at 403 w. Fifth ST.
Redmond Hope.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-10-22

Room for rent. Prefer elderly
couple. IA Edison Ave. Call after A
p. m,
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-10-22

Wanted -Unfurnished rooms Call
FU 1896.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-10-22
Classified Advertisements

PIN Settlers = Good earnings;
steady work. Pla Nor Bowling
Alleys, 242 Salem Ave-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-19

Henry-but there's no Roosevelt Il,
that child" says the President to
Secretary Of the Treasury Morgen-
thau, who Is standing in the door
way.
James Berryman's other cartoon
shows one aspect of the 1914 presi-
Dental campaign. "Dr. Win the
War Dewey" and "Dr. Win the War
Roosevelt" are shaking hands at the
patients bedside, while 'Dr. New
Deal F. d. r." and "Dr. Win the
Election Dewey" stand back to back
at the other end of the bed.
Clifford X. Berryman's cartoon
was drawn after the announcement
that Donald Nelson was to leave the
War Production Board temporarily
to travel to China as the Presidents
Representative on a Special mis-
sion." Mr.. Nelson is talking with
Henry Wallace, who whites a stick
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-19
BY THE HAsKIN SERVICE.

/ BY The HASklN SERVICE.
@. What is the distinction be-
tween the terms cross and hybrid
in relation to plants?-A. w. M.
A. The terms are not always
carefully distinguished. Strictly
speaking, fertilization between two
varieties results in a cross and fer
tilization between two distinct
species results in hybrid.
@. Does snow occur anywhere on
the equator?-R. E.
/ A. Yes. Snow falls on or near
the equator in many parts of the
world on high mountains.
G. Please explain what is meant
by the so-called "balling" of honey
beeS.-L. l.. T.
/ A. Natural History says that
honeybees keep warm in winter by
clinging together in a great ball.
The bees at the center perform a
sort of dance whereby they generate
heat, and at intervals change places
with those exposed to the cold. The
temperature at the center Of the
ball may be as much as IS degrees
above that of the air.
@. Is the rubber now being man
ufactured entirely a synthetic
product?-R. S. B.
A. Synthetic rubber now consti-
tutes IS per cent of the total rubber
used in this country.
q. For how many years was Fin
land part of Russia Pc. L. H.
A. Finland was annexed to Rus
STA in 1909 and did not become in
dependent until 1918, after the First
World War.
@. When American soldiers in
France are paid in French money,
how many francs do they receive for
dollar?-A. r. N.
A. When American troops in
France receive any balance of pay
for local expenditure in French
money the rate of exchange is
1868 francs to the dollar. The
French money may be exchanged
into dollars at the same rate.
@. Is there a fixed limit to the
price a veteran may pay for home
if he wishes part of the loan guar
anteed by the Government
F. r. M.
A. There is no fixed limit but
the purchase price must not exceed
reasonable, normal value as de-
termined by a proper appraisal.
@. If two soldiers exchanged
identification tags and one was
killed, would there be any way Of
finding out that the supposedly
dead soldier was still alive?-F. OH.
A. The War Department says
that in such case proof would even
tually be found that the soldier
whose tag was on the deceased
soldiers body is alive, unless he was
killed at a date very shortly after
the first soldier was killed, in which
case there would probably be mixed
records forever. If the second SOL
der remained alive and on active
duty it would appear later that the
report of his death was erroneous.
@. Can an officer refuse pro-
motion, as, for instance, from cap
tain to major?-L. w.
A. An officer who is promoted
from the rank of captain to that of
major may refuse the promotion If
/ he wishes.
@. How many men does bat
talon of Seabees comprise?-N D. G.
A. A battalion of Seabees con-
sists of four construction companies
of 226 men each and one head
quarters company of 1853 men, COM
posed mainly of specialists such as
clerks, bakers, cooks, pharmacists,
etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-19
The Great GameofPolitic.
Creation of Preparations Commission
Raises Many Interesting Questions

appointment as our reparations rep
resentatiye was announced by Sec
rotary Stettinius, he was not Sc
lected by Mr.. Stettinius. Like many
other appointments announced by
MIR. Stettinius, he was picked by
someone else. In this case the
someone else appears to be Mr..
Harry Hopkins, to whom DR.. Lubin
is close and who, 1t is said, made
him statistician to the combined
chiefs of staff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-19
Bergman Cartoons
Picked 10 illustrate
Britannica Yearbook

Cartoons by Star cartoonists, two
by James Bergman and one by
Clifford X. Bergman, which ap-
peared in The Star during 1914, have
been selected as illustrations for the
Encyclopedia Britannica 1945 Book
OF the Year, Walter Yust, editor of
the Britannica, announced today.
One of the cartoons by James
Bergman illustrates President
RooSevelt's attitude toward the tax
bill which Congress passed over his
veto in February, 1914. The Presi-
dent is shown examining founding
in basket labeled New Tax Bill, /"
left at the door of the White House.
Il suppose I'll have to take 1t in,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-19

the Allies OF q
reparations COM
mission, shortly
to meet in Mos
cow. There is
somehow more
fnality a b gu t
that than any
other Yalta an
nouncement.
w h e n t h e y
begin to compute
the bill, its sig
nifcance ought
to penetrate even
the thic k e S t
German m e n
talit,y. II, ought
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-19
By Frank r. Kent,

So far as Germany is concerned
the most convincing proof that she
Is a completely beaten nation lies
in the unobtrusive appointment by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-19
Answers to
Questions

A reader can get the answer to any
question Of fact by writing The Eve
ming Star Information Bureau. 3l6 Eye
st. me-, Washington 2, D. C. Please
inclose 8 cents for return postage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-19

/, Is he sits on fence in 4 corn field.
wallace says:
Hear they're sending you to
China, Don. What do you plan to
do when you get back?"
Evening star., 1945-01-24
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

WILL EXCHANGE lovely Arm. apt, Har-
yard Hall Apt; for centrally located room
Or Or, apt NeT YORK n1da for weeks beginning
WILL SHARE nicely furnished apt. in ex-
GL. 1924 after pm
VIII WILL ,nstbe1 SHARE e., my beautiful u a-Em sg.
1858 BELMoST RD. NV, on Mt. Pleasant
carline-Furn. 3 large rooms. PVT. bath:
ssi ssssssss sss If agts W sts9 s3 q ssas sssfs
firm. housekeeping apt. with. 8 others;
twin beds: $45 mo. including board. AID.
s0iS Ro6Ms. eissI K. Pan And BATH, utilities fur
isFsSn s.; nv: SE s4ss es 9e az. s7zs.
per mo. FIR. O176. sails Mimi. ave. se.,
SMAfis = ST. NE NEAR l.sstude room in
Star.
ITO VA. AVE. Sc. near Navy Yard-s-
room apt, nicely furnished. frst floor, in
cluding oil heat, Frigidaire. etc. Suitable
sHt s op ssSoa s w in rent sy
$35 month and small service to be rem
dered. Apply to MR.. CHARLES, HOO H
is17 IRVING ST. N.w.-oentile home.
astIt saat SO ER xf It, AS EstsF 6sss ssss' es' quiet
1900 18th ST.. Apt. 607-Apt. to share
with girls 80 to 40. $40; attractive.
coNGESIAI GENTLE GIRL. between 20
and and e. to shsre 5., mEdera a 6.rm hopss
Pfr GRNfER hS RsnfGDh si&h ass s a5s
to share with another girl apartment 1913
ses Can RsDns RsDnsc St. oS 5rnston Eat sas ss
Evening star., 1945-01-24
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

saP sngT pe.ss ooucE s;g 9 s90s S s
iTe nairsd quickly psarchassS top prces dn
cpRp c95F M Rono Sds RIds. 4th snd N MYaysSs ave-
TYPEWRITER, Underwood portable. FIR.
1879 after pm.
sls sts 81 E0Bf Bhone Pa sse
SsHsta sefyles sie 1ssn
VACUUM CLEANER. < Eiectroiux. ct oi. 0eI06ts, fo0s
new: also spring coats; skating outfit, ice
skates; suits, prewar. size 10-12. sH.
sEsEiiAs sLIsps regalnssa; q. resaDed
ys, VIOLIN sss sx5 portralt camera camera, ease, ease
WATER HEATERS. Rex. 2o-year guaran-
tee: al sizes; terms JOHN q WEBSTER,
WATER HEATERS, automatic, oil burn
gas. gas. al sizes. Immsdiate ' Installation. 5
WzTER ss1l r RkATsRs@Rssular 0s and bottle gas
20-30-40- so 60 70 1 O0-gallon capacity. All
heaters heae guaranteed s to 20 years. NO No
aSsn psons yfarf iss
REaT5Nd WEoaobMdoRSR2isNGsS S2s e < kMsoHfsERY ss Hs
ters; 3-in. sander and motor. emery stand,
3-h.p. Century motor, single phase; 8
nI tInn1s for BED nSaSsseT
walnut for turnings; fine lot of mahogany.
Weekday evenings. call ia. 62S5. "a.
WOOL HOSE, 1907: regularly sold to
$3.50; for one week only, S1.19 pair.
1853 0 n'' '~N ie'" 0'' n'"' A''
SOUTHERN VENETIAN BLIND Co.--Buy
direct from manufacturer: steel or wood
MONTGOMERY WARD oil heating stove.
Almost new. Burns kerosene or light fuel
oil. Cost $50. VIII sell for $40, f.. O. b.,
Oak Hill, w. Va. C. B. HAUPT, Oak Hill
Evening star., 1945-01-24
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
UNFURNIsHED, modern 3-bedroom hoi

UNFURNISHED, modern 3-bedroom house
IN IN northwest or virginia. WIN exchange
delphia. DI 1926.
UNFURNISHED. bedrooms NV or Chevy
Chase: or Bethesda: responsible tenant;
PINKE. OR ossi " '' '' ''--''''
WANTED by Navy lieutenant and wife.
home. furnished or unfurnished desire at
Phone EN-. 92g0
NAVY LIEUT.: AND WIFE, no children or
hns fssrs soass ssse on ss6s ees IL
please ean Nj Zoos after 8 pm.
With rAhhf ia ssais or Fhons ssdFea
M SNAIL ii'ft aoSsR I'm or s-bedroom apartment ase
c eo ds MsE'ans or AZ or syo TEsna
MARRIED COUPLE no children, desire
furnished f or unfurnished house; references.
EpRNIsaED MTiis sIf f'7 HOSE. ssfF naval
sRssy sRsss at fssst fad bearoons. nj sh.ns ns
soMEWfaiEIKEs RE there there is an unfurnished ae
hsp hogse NO or a9 agaFtpent ,tg for rent, vii yoa
assisned viii rent on yearly basis slaRifs Vile
and two daughters, 14-17. col. HoYT.
S;3o-5, RE. 6700. Ext. 792o4: evenings,
CLERGYMAN, Lutheran, in immediate need
OF nome In or near Silver Spring. 2 or 3
OFFICER and eripl wife, perm, no children,
D. c. ref. desire furn. or unfurn. house or
apt, or will share house with respectable
couple. MRS. MARTIN. ma. 2S75. 30s
MAN AND WIFE, without children. want
TO rent small house or bungalow, in w
Wash. Falls Church or Takoma, unfur-
nished. now or any time later. Phone
NAVY LII. AND WIFE, no children or
animals, desire mos. lease on nicely furr.
house, 3 bedrms., . baths, in or near
Georsetown, beginning March l. Please
call MI. 500S after pm
Evening star., 1945-01-24
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

ar SE'iE Rssf Rss:s' e. ssi' Il
YOU Your D9 %sss sns WITH ds g.
ssEs1 'rH%st feUs rnssssmsas atssasssn
WksrEDa 4 : 4 and s.E properly for quick
can TR 7sos HARTMaN tssns REALTYs ~ LeTrYllss1sSn Mr
ny YoG wv %ANT Hps to Sc sen your property would
anytime;r WA bs4s. 47oa Baltimore ave-. ave-.
CASH BUYERS for chevy Chase ana
Northwestern suburban property; list your
ag shons lSr IS sse for With ,s this
as4iosT SsSS VI, SSs&s nss:
your bone or or sell 70 cash clients vaitiny
Suks q sedss5 Dr fp asaI market * saiss M1rcH
WANTED. in ne, a; near '1Es Eastern Htsn
Pay Cash MR Oh oRnn. aa'ena'sa Ga 1855 asas q 81 81
s.E. AND NE. PRoPERrY-we pay IN
essh. enah quick settlemsnts; GgNN & MiIIR.
H IAN sELl s ss ;opI Sn nsnse saoe ". can ..
ss sssn s4ni HnMpHRlsr sakf II IHsr Re1s1g eS%gs
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its fun
value today Our opinion entails no ohiisa-
H 81 g n fssssas EM
1887 DL 1918. 1919 St NV
WILL PAY CASH for any house IN PETE
worth or BriGhtwoods regardless Of condt-
ton: free apursiaaL 3. ]. o'CoNNOk.
MANgED VA HI 10 BUY on RENT detached
Ineighborhood. Convenient to National AIR.
port Limit. $4,000 or S126 per mo.
References EXCHANGED. CH. 1850.
fRBATE PARTY viii pay an cash for
modern home IN American university Park
tea. Phone we. 1147.
tOontinued On Next RAssJ
Evening star., 1945-01-24
ApAREMENTs WANTED tcon,.,

ARAHtfNkNic WANsG GD tGonf.J
NAVAL COMMANDER requires furnisiled
or unfurniEhed apartment in NV. Please
call CDR. WALKER, RE. 7400, Ext. 1851.
|oNE-Two BEDROOM unfurnished apart
ment or house, married couple, no children.
husband transferred from Hartford Conn.
70 permanent position IL WASHINGTON. Cali
s-RocM 81 sO AND Nd Bath t$a4, Mnm Apartment. 30
,n0m ant MARTIN siaioh Xxx '?E sl1i Ra
AUSTRALIANS. ofncial positions. want
comfortable mems apartment, two single
bedrooms. vicinity. Dupont Circle. Box
GaNADfAN CANA IAN OFFICER and wife require fur
nished apartment Immediately. Box 354-z.
OFFICER. here on permanent duty, one or
two bedroom apartment, unfurnished, for
wife and child (21 mos: will pay In .ad-
vance as desired RE. 7400. Ext. 4497.
AEA{Y aE {frTsSEH MAjoh and wife. no children 81 and
no pets, want unfurnished 2-rm., k. and b.
apartment. Georgetown or NV; also will
p rent : exesllent references if desired. Box
SINGLE GIRL wishes apartment to share
with one other for few months. FRANKLIN
FURNfsHED / room. kitchen and bath
room. northwest location preferred Govt.
xUnIgySrn ;mpa9ye; Exee9I1ys GE gH2o, Ext. ilo 70,
IL b.r. apt to share with Christian mother
and war-industry empl. sister. am the
only survivor. of my co. Dr.. recommends
nome atmosphere necessary for my COM
plssste ppsse recovery ~ Please help me- Call co.
|C0LORED-Two refined women want 8
rms, with bath. kitchen, unfinished: n W or
ne. sec. ESTHER HENDERSON, OR. 1886
Evening star., 1945-01-24
Houses for Rent

The address and the rental price must
Houses for Rent" unless a Star boz
number Is furnished for replies. in which
case the price and the general location
dress OF the house for rent must be given
on the box card, which will be available to
the Rent Control Administration upon its
request The Star Is requiring such in
formation in cooperation with the Rent
Control Administration and as an added
convenience for the patrons of its adver-
tisements
Evening star., 1945-01-24
ROOMS FURkIsHeD-Mp. and VA.


Mr.. BROOKVILLE, MD.-In mod home;
ideal for convalescent or elderly person;
S45: incl; breakfast Boz 321-z, Star. "a
1922 10th ST, Brentwood--Sleepang room
with connecting porch: sink in room; next
to bath: man only. SIS wk. WA. 6669.
tive accommodat tions for 2. no other
roomsrs, room eonv to ,oPs Pesntaeon and Navy
NEAR BETHESDA-Single rm In private
home. kitchen priviieges; for girl, $35.
4704 De Russey parkway, Oh. Ch.. Md.
57O7 N. 26th ST., ARL. VA. Double
twin bedroom. all new. furn. inner-sprins
mats. Garage available. $50 mo. GIL.
9901 EDGEHML LANE. Indian sprins
Villa age-Large hving-bed room. private
bath. unlimited phone, $40. SH. 9643,
days; ewes, SH 673S.
4O15 ROCK SPRING RD.. Arl-Large,
pleasant room, adj. bath, in private home,
suitable one gentleman Or couple; S35 SIN
gle; ss $50 %Rns a9Tbls soS GL 175s ys.rs.,. ua
Room and breakfast for settled girls;
phone. Call Union 443T after nm
Evening star., 1945-01-24
Apartments Tor Rent

The address. apartment number and the
tisements under I.Apartments for Rent
unless Star box number Is furnished for
replies. in which case the price and the
the exact address and apartment number
must be given on the box card. which will
be available to the Rent Control Admiris-
quiring such information In cooperation
with the Rent Control Administration and
as an added convenience for the patrons Of
Its Advertisements
Evening star., 1945-01-24
ROOMS WITH soARp.

1918 r. 1. AVE. N.E.-Room and meals for
4 girls: private bath, private living room,
telephone and private entrance; pleasant
surroundings: excellent meals. 20 minutes
week each. DU. 2l61.-
I4Ol 18th ST. N:W.-Conyenient residence
for business people; girl to share room with
private bath, switchboard. selective menus.
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUsE-A few yacan-
specializine s ali i in good i food: % s45. s SO and
$3.50. -1712 New. Hampshire ave. NV.
1925 18th ST N.W.-Nicely furnished
rooms for young men or ladies: elevator;
downtown; excellent board. 3Os
TWO REFINED GIRLS, pleasant home
surroundings. fine meals. 4005 14th st.
TIRED OF EATING OUT9 Why not en-
Joy our delicious meals. Our rooms are
newly papered and comfortable and within
walking distance of most Govt, bldgs.
1917 Rhode Island ave. NV.
Evening star., 1945-01-24
ROOMS FURNIsHEp-Norfheost

3fGe NEWTON ST. NE. Apt. 3-Laree
bed-living room. for 9 girls: or young mar
ried couple. Use of kitchen. S25 each
per month. Apt Bldg. WA. 0S60.
4S GiRARD sI-Beautiful master bed,
phone; SIS each Apply evenings. no. 1853.
ai5 SEATON PL@Larse, clean. newly
blk. car1ine, 10 MINIS downtown: SIS each.
week. MI. 1752.
1865 ALDEN PL. N.E.-Comfortable room,
double bed, in private home: next to bath
and shower; unlimited phone, home and
Laundry privils.; double. S35; single, S25.
THE GALENA, 132 B st. n.e-An exclusive
newly furnished guesthouse for girls. lounge
with fireplace and piano, spacious rooms
and .wardrobes; one vacancy in 1st-1oor
double rm., S25: also one vacancy In
triple rm. with connecting bath, SGT
FIR. 971S.
653 MD. AvE.-3rd a., 2 rms: employed
married couple; daytime work; shown 2-6
pm; only; SIS ,wk AT. 0s41
COLORED-Nicely furn. double, kitchen
privil.; girls or couple S4.75 each. 314
Division ave ne TR 1895