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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-09-13
Doughton Wants
To Cut Expenses

Washington-Rep. Robert L.
Doughton, of the Ninth North
Carolina district, vice-chairman
of the joint committee on reduc-
ton of non-essential Federal ex-
penditures, heartily Endorsed this
week a statement by it's chairman,
Senator Harry F. Byrd of Vir-
ginia, calling upon both President
Truman and Congress to "bend
every effort toward immediate
elimination of non-essentia1 gov
eminent agencies.
BY liquidating the war agencies
and some other bureaus, the Fed
eral government could cut its per-
sonnet from the present three
million mark to a postwar one
million with consequent saving
in pay roll alone of nearly five
billion dollars annually, Senator
Byrd estimated.
Rep. Doughton, concurring in
this, said: II am as strong as any
body can be for cutting out all
needless expenditures. We must
save money wherever we possibly
can"
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-09-13
Ration Stamp 50
Good For Sugar
Will Be Used Instead Of Stamp
81; Explanation Is Made
Public

L. W. Driscoll, Charlotte OPA
district director, this week said
that the reason that the new sugar
coupon which became valid Sep
TENDER l was made SO instead of
81 was because many persons last
year used their 81 sugar stamp to
validate their canning sugar ap-
plications instead of the 81 spare
stamp. Ef
When canning sugar applica-
tons were being accepted last
year, they had to be accompanied
by spare stamp 81 to show that
the applicant was making a valid
claim for canning sugar and to
prevent chislers from making
double claims.
Some persons, as is always the
case, got mixed up and attached
their regular sugar stamp number
81 to their canning sugar app1i-
cation. They thus lost their reg
ular 81 stamp for sugar.
When stamp So expired last
month, the OPA authorities real
lied that many persons were
without any regular stamp 81 for
sugar in their ration books. In
order to give everybody fair
chance to get sugar on the new
ration period it was decided to
skip 81 and make the new sugar
stamp SO. Mr.. Driscon said.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-09-13
Truman To Visit
NC, November 2
Accepted Invitation Of Con-
gresham Robert L.
DOughtOn

Washington-President Harry
S. Truman has accepted an invi-
tation made by Rep. Robert L.
Doughton on behalf of the North
Carolina Senate to address spe-
cial session of the Senate at
on Friday, November
2. according to an announcement
made by Doughton.
The President also has ind1-
Gated that he would stop at Kings
Mountain while in North Caro-
lima to commemorate the famous
15Oth anniversary battle, Senator
Clyde R. Hoey said. Hoey, with
Senator Josiah w. Bailey, had an
extended conference with the
Chief Executive early this week.
Senator Hoey disclosed that the
President will make his stops In
North Carolina on his way back
to Washington from visit to the
Warm Springs Foundation. Be-
cause of these plans, President
Truman could not make his visit
to North Carolina as early as he
had originally anticipated.
Anniversary celebrations at
Kings Mountain will be deferred
until the President makes his
visit there, Hoey said.
Doughton has expressed much
pleasure at the honor bestowed
upon North Carolina by the Presi-
dent in accepting this invitation
which Doughton renewed at re-
cent visit to the White House.
IT am sure Mr.. Truman will be
greatly appreciated by all of the
people of our State" Doughton
said.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-09-13
MAKING A SCHOOL
ATTENDANCE SURVEY

Professor Zeb Dickson, princi-
pal of West Jefferson high school,
announced this week that sur
vey was being made of the West
jefferson school district to de-
termine whether or not all chill
dren of school age are in school.
The cooperation of the parents
as we'll as all other public spirited
citizens, is asked. Mr.. Dickson
said that he would be glad to dis
cuss any cases of non-attendance
with them. eve hope we will not
have to resort to the law, but we
will if it takes that to get children
in school," he said.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-09-13
W. P. Sturgin
Funeral Today

Funeral service will be held
this morning at HOO o'clock at
the Chestnut Hill Methodist
church for w. P. Sturgill, II, of
Crumpler, who died at his home
on Tuesday, September II, after
being ill for sometime. Burial
will be held at the Chestnut Hill
cemetery.
Mr.. Sturgill, a native of Allie
ghany county, the son of George
Sturgill and June Williams Stur-
gill, is survived by his wife and
the following children: George C..
Sturgill, Lynchburg, Va; Mrs.
Lois Gambill, Crumpler; Mrs.
Mamie Virgins, ST.. Augustine,
Fla; and Mrs. Georgia Blevins,
Crumpler. Several grandchil-
dren also survive.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-09-13
Ashe Men Enter
Armed Forces

The following group of twenty
two Ashe county men were re-
Gently indicted into military
service at Fort Bragg:
Leonard Teaster, Samuel L.
Staley, Ray Dula, Joseph c.
Goodman, John Weaver, Galley
c. Price, Everett B. Bard, William
R. Blevins, Marvin w. Greer,
Edward B. Richardson, Bill Mil
Ter, James H. Jenkins, James H.
Eastridge, Bower B. Miller, Mil
lard w. Barker, Clifford F. Pen
dry, Harold B. Hairless, Jesse R.
Baldwin, Rayborne M. Hairless
Leonard J. Severt, Vance John
son, Jr., and Elmer G. Blevins.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-09-13
Squirrel Season
To Open Sept. Is;
Licenses Are Late
Thanksgiving Is Date For
Opening Of Season For
Other Game

Harve Goodman, Ashe county
game warden, called attention to
the fact that the new 1945-46
hunting licenses were late in be-
ing printed, but that every effort
would be made to have them dis
tributed before the opening of
the squirrel season next Saturday,
IS.
He also called attention to the
fact that in addition to having a
license, a hunter should get per-
mission from a land owner be-
fore hunting on his land. He ex-
planned again that the bag limit
per day is SIX and that the sea-
son for squirrels will close on
December Is.
1t was explained that the sea-
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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-09-13
MANY PRESENT AT
SENTER ASSOCIATION

A large crowd attended the
three-day session of the Senter
Association held at the Riverview
Primitive Baptist church this past
week. Several visiting elders
took part in the program.
The next session of the associa-
ton will be held at North Fork
church in September of next
year.
Elder Ed Davis, moderator, and
G. E. Kilby, clerk, were reelected
as officers of the association.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-09-13

Mrs. Ferguson
Will Speak; NCEA
To Be Organized
All Teachers Of County Are
Urged To Be Present; Pro-
gram Opens At 9:45

B. H. Duncan, county superin-
tendent of schools, announced
that plans had been completed
for the first countrywide teach
ers' meeting of the new school
year to be held at the courthouse
in Jefferson on Saturday when
Mrs. R. S. Ferguson, a member
of the N. c. Board of Education.
will be the guest speaker.
Mrs. Ferguson, long prominent
in the field of education and rec
ognized as an authority on nutri-
ton, will discuss health and nutri-
ton as they are related to the
schools. Both of these are being
stressed in all of the schools of
the county this year.
In addition to the study OF
health and nutrition, the county
unit of the NCEA will be organ
lied and a number of other mat
tiers relative to the years work
will also be discussed, Supt. Dun
can said.
Also speaking on the program
will be R. B. House, of ASTC,
who will discuss the reading pro-
gram as related to language in the
schools.
The meeting will open promptly
at 9:45 a. M, and all teachers are
urged to be on time. This is the
first meeting of the new school
year and attendance on the part
of the teachers is required.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-09-13
Annual Feeder Calf
Sale WillBe Held
Here September 20
Expect To Draw Many Buyers;
Beef Specialists Are To
Attend

Plans are now being worked out
for the third annual feeder calf
sale to be held at the West Jeffer-
son livestock market on Wednes-
day Sept. rs, and the event is ex-
pected to attract a large number
of buyers.
Beef specialists from the N. c.
Department of Agriculture will
attend and assist in the grading
of the calves, it was pointed out
by L. E. Tuckwiller, county agent.
1t was also explained that only
good grade calves should be en-
tered in the sale and should be
brought on the grounds during
the morning of September 26 in
order to have them ready for the
sale which will open promptly at
200 p. m. "Gentle calves can be
shown to better advantage than
the wild Ones" Agent Tuckwiller
said.
L. I. Case, in charge of animal
husbandry for the Extension Di-
vision, will be present as will T.
L. Gwynn, of the marketing di-
vision. In addition to buyers
from other sections of the State
county agents from nearby coun-
ties are also expected.
It was pointed out that it would
be helpful for All boys and girls
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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-09-13
TO HONOR SECOND
CLASS SCOUTS, FRIDAY

A special meeting of the local
Girl Scout troop will be held Fri
day night, in honor of the follow
ing girls who have passed their
examinations for second class
Scouts:
Jackie Woodie, Mary Gordon
Austin, Billie Marie Oliver and
Anna Belle Coward.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-09-13
SINGING CONVENTION
AT COURTHOUSE SUN

A singing convention will be
held at the courthouse on Sunday
afternoon at 1870 o'clock, it has
been announced by Coleman
Payne.
All singers and others interest
ed are urged to attend. Mr.
Payne announced that several
visiting quartets would be pres
ent and that good program had
been planned.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-09-13
New Ashe County
Students AT w. c.

Observation-Disclosures at the
Woman's College for the 1856
session are four new students
from Ashe county. A number of
others will return as former stu
dents. Regular college work be-
gins September %.
Admitted to the freshman class
are the following from Ashe coun-
ty: Elizabeth GRAPHICAL and Eve
Ign Dare Vannoy, West Jefferson;
and Charlse Pauline Spencer,
Grassy Creek. Daphne Eller, of
Lansing, will be a transfer stu
dent.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-09-13
Richardson Here
For Rotary Club

Don Richardson, of Charlotte,
honorary member of the Jeffer-
sons Rotary Club, gave very in
teresting and humorous talk to the
club last Thursday night.
He. pointed out that kindness
to your fellow men was the great
est thing person gets out of life.
Mr.. Richardson has visited in
Ashe county for the past several
summers and is always warmly
welcomed by the club when he
attends.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-09-13

ter, and I assure you that I will
keep it in mind if and when a new
federal program of construction
for post office buildings is initia-
ted"
This letter was received from
Congressman Doughton a short
time ago, after a petition relative
to securing a new post office
building was circulated by this
paper and submitted to him.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-09-13
STUDY COURSE is NOW
BEING CONDUCTED

The Rev. R. c. Ashley, pastor
of the Warrensville Baptist church
has announced that Bible Study
Course on the Book of Genesis,
is now being conducted there each
evening beginning at 800 o'clock.
The public is cordially invited.
Evening star., 1945-09-08
FARM and GARDEN.

LANDSCAPE GARDENER and contractor
Grounds, large and small parks. ceme-
teries Residence grounds speciality. Seed
COMPLETE LANDSCAPE and tree surgery.
Trimmed and removed by experts. 81
years experience. No job too large or too
email. Call Kensington 113-W all day Sum
day or holidays, after $50 pm. week days
DONE BY ExPERTS-Fall fertilizlng, tree
TRIMMING transplantinE. removals flag
mates SSahs "ass IL sfssans ssSs spraying free e.t
GREENER GRASS just don't happen. Fer
tllize with Wondergro Sow best grass
Seed. Let our experts do it for you now,
grass. poison oak, ivy. other weed and in
sect pests eradlcated. Wondergro, the ideal
plant plant food SD ton delivered, Heavy
noWering shrubs perennials in variety
Lots filled, leveled, grading. drainage, brick
hagstone, walks. terraces, walls, pools
removed, survey, transplanting, painting,
waterproof1ng, plastering. carpentry; free
estimates 4! 1925 IL"
large or small; free estimates. Covered by
sses ,r insgranes s.n WAAssHIMGToN LAND
10000 YDs. of Govt inspected topsoil.
reasonable. ]. NORMAN AGER, Warfeld
MASTRErLsst NJ, ~ 4 o xInters COW manure; 8
t9 rain ain Riverdale, Md. WA. 1,77a.
starter; new silo filler. Phone OWNER,
WANTED-Garden tractor in good condi-
ton: 312 or 5 horse power motor, with
attachments; Boy 29saS Star: o..
grading. trees trimmed and removed ST.
03o4 or Kensineton 238W after pm.
Evening star., 1945-09-08
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

HAVE 4--ROOM APT, New York, to ex-
change for 3 or room apt, vicinity of
.. c., nearby Va. or Md. Box 203-S,
EXCHANGE 2-bedroom modern apt for
qps; Ups sqT s7-s, Star 'A "' Es s.
furnished Groom apt, $50. for s-room @
apt. or more. Call Ho. 7s4s or MI. i044
- o.
WILL EXCHANGE beautiful 4-room unfur-
nished apt, in Arlington. for larger apt.
or mouse IN WASHINGTON or vicinity CHI
541a.
WILL EXCHANGE 1,-bedroom apt, 500 so,
Germantown. Philadelphia. Pa, for 1-2-
Box l94-S. Star. os
WILL EXCHANGE bedroom apt. sseo.
Arlington, for l-2-bedroom apt, NV
VAS Mash, approx: S125. Box 1876 S. Star. 81
WILL ~ LAGRANGE, CHANGE, furnished, 3K-room
washington, Wa 2, NV, nice section. Write Box
EXCHANGE modern 1-bedroom ant. un-
Lurnlshed. S57 80. NV. section. for .
eeoroom apt. same section. Box 360-H,
Evening star., 1945-09-08
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS, walks, terraces
and pa1b parking lots. Estimates free. Call
ASBESTOS SIDING, roofne. rock wool in.
kulation. Call Us for estimate. HUDSON
N Sth co eno '7S7 ea f1f Df
CARPENTRY-Home improvements of all
kinds. storm, doors and windows, parti-
MoRGAN : yPAk PALMER: Can cH osss: s+n.
T MARCUcC1o. Route f. Horners lane
ans sshsns nssnR n1hes 1es hs
INd coNTRAcToRs INC, 1872 Wiscon-
MoDEsN1zE Nc no YOUR s HOME and add addi-
tional income; ONE, sisS stticS made into rooms rooms
6ss.Gs sidins and roons and general honss
nS SANe co i42o HH4 fFSns ST. HoE hE FaE AD
PAINTING, decorating, roof repairs; white
tms GENERAL fS5TnG'ssf Hume RRpA1Rs rs. af} Ap
fAIST1NG AND DECORATING; 40 years
workmanship at reasonable rates; for free
sEmisS sssa call 16tHs 5ttsE LuGXs PG FA as5e Y6eA
PAINTING AND PAPERING. int. and ext,
r,oof painting. Call MI. 4064. R. L. Nc
REMODEL before colo weather Cali us
for all types of home moderniZa ton. paint
ing, roofing. siding. storm windows. heat
Ing and plumbing. Convenient terms
Free estimates. PATTERSON N-GARDINER
CORP. HO 4120. Member Johns -Manville
Home Improvement Guild.
SCREEN YOUR PORCH while I have the
material. Anything in home imrrovement.
Ph. Sligo O942 eves~ ask for MR. TAYLOR
WATERPROFING. all kinds; Easements
vaterproofed. windows caulked, etc ROB
ERT E. PRICE. RE. 3931 s"
GENERAL CONTRACTOR, building con-
struction. repairing. remodeling, asphalt
shtngle roofs, asbestos wall siding. insula-
ton, 6 Ss0ansTstf. SaIT PAVING VIRGO Estimates free
terms; free estimate NATIONAL install
IAT1ON co. $500 Wis ave WI 1900
JoHNs,MANyILLE roofing, siding. insula-
mates. GATES CONTRACTING co. Oh
Evening star., 1945-09-08

GOLDEN GURNSEY COW, has had Bra
call. good mixer. gentle, t.b., and bangs
tested. $50: also T nice pigs about s
fS ne sSHo Cow S'GGR snd heer Rn '@ es dairy
stock. extra large calf, other livestock
FOR SALE - One riding horse, we'll
hammered mare excellent for, lady's horse.
GOATS thoroughbred Nubians. 3 does, ?
ally nriced. Phone At. "9G6
HORSES. work or ride: > ponies. one 8
SsitSd horse Western and English saddles
by hour. horses or trucks for straw rides
Rear 13G 18th ST. Sc o.
LAMBS, sprinp 200 head, sorted in lots
t0r Tor sifius hterins feeding or efszl9g ideal
GELDlNG. chestnut, Light weight, hunter,
10 hands, / yrs. old grandson Of Man
o War ready to hunt this season. good
confoTma ton. exceptionally GOOD manners
right OF River I'd. after you pass Bradley
blvd. going toward Potomac Nd / blk
beyond Congressional Country Club Pri-
sbdH9 GARRIco No phons calls NAY ssyds be
10 and 5 weekdays.
HORSES BosnDLD, box and standing
2z,i ng 4essonS Ms rieqs horses b2rg and s9Id
1Ii5lfHG R1DING Horse, beautiful and spirited
bay Ggelding. Splendid Jumper > years
HORSE. harness and pIoWS: percheron,
gentle, will work anywhere, cheap Phone
OWNER, Falls Church 2i90, after p m. So
RIDING HORSE, beautiful chestnut SorTel
mare, young, sound. gentle. $3.50. TR.
Evening star., 1945-09-08
ROOMS fURNisHED-Northeost.

1880 KEARNEY ST. Me- furnished
single rooms: gentlemen preferred; S35
per month each HO 27sl.
rs YOU ST. N.E.-Gentleman. pleasant
front room. adjoining bath. unlimited
phone; refs conv to transportation; So 30
per week; ADAMS oS71 after 8 pm o.
.lS LAWRENCE ST. Ne, Brookland-
Large double room, suitable for y or 3
girls EXCELLENT transp.; unJim; phone; $50
mo. double, $40 triple. HO S01O.
633 MD. AVE. N.E.-L.hk.; IND A.; en-
ployed married couple. quiet near 2 car
lneS: Sl2 per wk
22 KENNEDY ST. .N.E.-Large room, pvt
bath; in new detached home: express bus;
gentleman no drinking; $40 mo, RA
652 FRANKLIN ST. NE-Room next bath,
continuous hot water: gentlemen: gentle
n0ne; h0aa ,syRF4Sp; nuS RaTa49sp;; S3o NO: 3461. ,,
room room twin beds, closets unlim. phone:
laundry privileges; $50 mo. each
newly furnished twin-bed room with an
other lady; breakfast and laundry Lrivi-
iegea. S25 Dupont O230 los
CoLORED-779 18th ST. NE-Girl to
share room with twin beds with another
girl; z block carllne: So wk TR. }094
Evening star., 1945-09-08
BOATS.

sAILBOAT. ,,l6 It., gaff rig. on Potomac,
For Gf oR eyes afF
assault boats: lergth, l5ts feet, ; 5ha-foot foot
MOTORS. 900 Maine ave. s.v
r0R Dodgs TTna09H IN
YAcMT YARD Annapohs. AIMS Call EN- S4i6
sUR s1U Re- sIoop 1888 Ez, &9G excellent con-
dition, motor overhauled this year, sleeps
4. complete for cruising. including pres
pr!Gsd for quick, sale. OIL. "10?.
Kermath engines, bsrths. galley Etc;
Capitol Yacht Club.
HOOPER cabin cruiser, 3s tt: model 50
tank, toilet, wash basin; boat in Al con,
2.iga SIi Enf Y$ or ES5 S#5 l"a.-"$:-a
Twin CABIN CRUISER, - It long by 49,
#. 4-tn. beam: fully equipped. in perfect
Can be seen at the Maryland Yacht Club
by appointment with MIR. HARRIS Cfoot of
Hanover st. BALTIC, Md Reasonable offer
lift. SPEEDBoAT 80 Plymouth motor.
Dock at Breeze Point Beach, Nd. E. S.
BROWNING. 1920 Monroe st. NV, Apt. 25.
3. s. ea AND a3 HIP. Evinrude and John
snissd motors nsed in Al do9dtiq9 Ggsr
PENN-YAN' l4-foot speedboat with 16
boo ohnz9n eYSellen
DOCKS, foot Of Ist st, sw., after 5 pm
CABIN CRUISER. late 1871 all-mahogany
ION 70 be- sold eompete o qNe IN new Sh ne,
barometer and clock set, binoeie and com
swim ladders. boat hook. 2 anchors, l30-
cauisNG t9Ha fa OK AGxIaRT SfI aT FM osS 5o sloop
sleeps I. complete eeuipment, galley. ice
45-FT. CABIN CRUISER-"Big Pi" home
af1oat, h.-w, heat shower. inner-spring
mattresses l25-hps' g oldsmobile CONVEX
son son; lmmediatme e. sale. 500. Can see at
cRrIsiNGti tiAI AtXILARYf sLoor. % #
BOAT a9d aSs YARp aESisTy GaIe.vle yaS Md HAFToEs
FOR SALE. 34-ft cruising soop, equipped
and IN commission Smart Sailor, mahos-
any hull eunks' with sponge 9s rubber un nat a.
LIT. LIFT; sPEEDsoAT. BOAT IMP. ESinrade ,,S
YACHT, large :'Camoria sleeps l3
Dineite , chrls-craft motors with redGc-
ers. C o. two-hre system Larse capacity
for water anc gas. Suitable for travelling
any place or living aboard year round
see and ride it sunday At ATWELL 5
ia-FT. CABIN CRUISER 'Mon-Ami. %
Al condition. fully eQuipped, 1@5-h p
Lycoming marine engine. See steward
CAPITAL YACHT CLUB. Owner aboard
FaIRF6RM Flyer CABIN CRUISER. fac
tory built: length. 43's"; beam, 11'2''
Kermath twinscrew motors, sleeping quar-
terS for &. galley shower and :. toilets
Price, S3.5o0. For appt. call CO. $500
CABIN CRUISER "Deadrise." c4'x7',
berths for two, toilet, sink, stove, AWNINGS.
model A motor. complete marine conver-
sion. lust installed. Berthed at Chesapeake
Beach harbor No. I3-F-4s7: $1,000 or
best oTe" EN- SlS6 o.
SAILBOAT-l 6-foot Annapolis Blue Jacket
sailboat., with steel factory-bqilt trailer,
ment and accessories Car, be trailed at
regular driving speeds and launched or
loaded easily by two people; plywood con-
struction new condition viii sell or
trade for automobile RE. 400, Ext
5s0l: or Michigan 1851. Apt 1I6- o.
CRUISER, 2s-ft-; l6-ft. speedboat hull, .
hp outbosro motor. Call after D m
weekdays or ali day SUNDAY North 4193
Evening star., 1945-09-08

APARTMENT completely furnished for ,
settled men no drinkers: S26.50 each.
BRIGHTWooD SECTION, near street car
Ine-Gsfl 10 share comparatively new apt
month includes rent. telephone and laun-
LADY viii SHARE APT. with employed
$50 afrer $40 D n. or l pm. Sunday.
3lI6 DousIas St. ne 9'
VOTING LADY. Gonsider@te and coneeqial;
married or s,ngle. TO share aot with
ccther Eiris; $40. l4@2 GtEard s.. NV,
C0NGENIAL GIRL TO share a.tractIce apt.
on inexpensive and cooperative basis WITH
,W209 Other slris, ~ R st, n ". so uo.
: YOUNG LADIES, oyer 81. share 4-room
LADY m EyGd WI, St, SHARE Apf n + a5sr
couple Or > young ladies. 500 for Two
32U3 9Th st. nv, Apt. "a CO. SSS6.
C2r Ca1 fer l 70, apPolnips,5 4n n, ,Br o,s
Government employee kitchen pryleses,
FURNISHED s-RooM APT, So month
ONE VERY LARGE ROOM former draw
ing room OF resldenCel on 18th st n W
near spring I'd Has Frisidaire, but not
older man permanently located in Wash
ington. GaraGe if desired, Box 293-s,
ONE ROOM. small kitchenetts. semiprivate
2930 14th st NV
sa5 Scms nsfy ss. Ssgoo qqs snSm5
Kitchen and dinette. Falls Church S4A-J-3,
DESIRE CoNGENIAL GIRL who likes to
cook TO share apartment with gentle
girls: $50. 2G39 New Hampshire ave
Hobart 3gSo, Ext. 7os, after 3 pm
man and wife. child, OF girls; S45
1889 CHAPLIN ST. NV Ink. rooms.
furn, except linens and dishes; adults
? ROOMS. kitchen and bath-5e1 sth st
ne 2nd-aoor front; $50 a month. Call
Ii09 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV. first
foor-AttractiYely furnished large bed
living room, 5itchen, General Electric re-
1rlgerator, bath; for or ) girls; $50
900 MADISON ST. Nw.-Living room. cf-
nette, bedroom, kischen, semiprivate bath;
nice quiet, employed couple; in gentle
1907 ARGoNNE ST. NV, Apt. 5ls4
Would like girl. aged 90 to 80 share apt
with other congenisl, considerate girls
GO mo; AD. $780, Ext. SIG, Sat. . to g.
LIVING ROOM, kitchen and bedroom; man
or or woman, $40, or couple, S45. 4510
, BEDROOMS, liv. nm. din. rm.. kit
path, in private home, linen. dishes and
laundry facilities furn. Available to 4 or
q . e1riS' Us 9to o osch mo. 442 Buchanan
DOWNTOWN. 1889 10th ST. N.W.-2-rm
apt, adj. bath, $50 month. o.
GIRL OR WOMAN to share apartment in
modern ajG-cooled building in Cleveland
Park; Convenient to buslines, unlimited
telephone maid service. Available De-
toher /. S50-S55 per month. Box 1858,
5ss5 7th ST. ,Nw.-Girl to share with
Refs EXCHANGED. So so GE. 1890.
YOUNG LADY, 25 to 80, to share apt.
with . others; $40 mo 93 Hawaii ave
ne. Apt. 203, IA. 1l3S