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particularly shiny areas pat some of
the ammonia directly on the cloth.
Don't be afraid to get too much on
it won't leave marx. The trousers
will have to be repressed afterward
of course.
I find that the ammonia will also
remove most stains, and generally
freshen up the trousers, so after
dry cleaning" them in this manner
1 press them myself and save a
cleaning bill. To press trousers, lay
them on the ironing board, put a
damp heavy cloth over the crease
and press firmly with hot iron un-
til the pressing cloth becomes dry.
Press one leg at time and leave
undisturbed for a few minutes to
dry out. Pressing cloths may be
bought, or use part of an old ironing
board cover. 1t should be dipped in
water and wrung out. The steam
from the hot iron and damp cloth
and firm pressure on the iron will
give as sharp crease as a tailor
will.
MOLASSES COOKIES?
From Mrs. C. H. j., SudlerS-
Uille, Md.)
Will some reader please send in a
recipe for molasSeS cookies, the kind
you drop on a cookie sheet? They
spread out very thin, and when done
are sort of chevy.
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CANDY CANES?
From B. M. H., Washington
Upon following the recipe for
candy canes, as given by Mrs. S. M.
r., Washington, exactly, met with
such failure that I feel I should
make mention of same, inasmuch as
the use of two cups of sugar in any
recipe is luxury as yet. What was
wrong?
Heretofore, I have had grand
luck with sugar stages in icingS,
candies and covering of nuts and
fruits. The candy cane mixture re-
manned sticky, was not fit for pull
ing at any stage.
Evening star., 1946-01-16
BOOKS ON INFANTS

From Mrs. w. B. D., Arlington. ]
In answer to Mrs. L. LIS request
concerning books about infants, I
should like to suggest two: Babies
Are Human Beings" by C. A. Aid
rich, and THE Parents Manual"
by Anna W. M. Wolf. The former
book is short and concise and con-
tains chapters devoted to eating
habits, sleeping habits and general
problems presented by most babies.
The latter presents the same phi
losophy of relaxation but in a more
detailed way. In addition, the Par
entS' Magazine is invaluable. 1t is
published monthly and contains
articles of interest concerning chill
dren of every age. 1t is by far the
best and most comprehensive of the
various magazines about babies,
Evening star., 1946-01-16
SHINE" ON SERGE.

From Mr.. J. w., Washington.)
Some time ago a request came in
for a method of removing shine"
from mems trousers. The advice
given was to Use vinegar, but I don't
like it for it leaves lingering, OBJ
jectionable odor. I prefer ordinary
household ammonia.
Here is how it is done: Lay the
trousers, shine up, on table or
ironing board. Saturate a piece of
cloth or sponge with the ammonia
and brush over the shine" For
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CONTINUED on Next Pags.l
Evening star., 1946-01-16
From Mrs. R. L. W., Takoma Park J

From Mrs. r. L. W., Takon,a Park
Mrs. L. L., who is planning to
adopt baby: There are thousands
OF good books on babies. Maybe
you can go to the library and look
at some until you find one or two
that look sensible" to you. Other
wise you'll 60 crazy from contrary
advice.
The ones find most sensible are
GeselPs Infant and Child in the
Culture Of Today" and Anna w. M.
VOLTS Parents Manual" Only re-
member, your child will differ from
what these Cor any books say. No
two kids are alike!
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Evening star., 1946-01-16
TO REMOVE WHITE SPOTS
FROM FURNITURE.

FTTUHE %. 7 - W USTELHVLUU.I
To remove white spots from fur
niture use two small swabs of
cheesecloth (about a stopper size).
On one put pure alcohol, on the
other put pure linseed oil. Rub very
small spots quickly, use first one
swab and then the other. If you
work fast enough the furniture will
be beautiful. If you don't work
quickly you'll ruin the finish. End
up with the Oil swab, of course!
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-11
OF Miss
Josephine Bryant
To Calvin George

The First Methodist Church OF
Pascagoula was the setting for
a pretty wedding when Miss Jo-
sephine Bryant, daughter OF Mrs.
p. A. Bryant of Raymond, Miss,
became the bride of Calvin
George, son of MI. and Mrs. Ed
George of Pascagoula, at 8 o'clock
on the evening of January .,
1916.
The bride was lovely in an
aqua blue suit with which she
wore black accessories and a
shoulder corsage of white carna-
tons.
The bride was attended by Miss
Ollie Simmons who wore a gold
crepe dress with black accessor-
les. Her flowers were pink car
nations.
The groom's best man was his
brother, J. B. George.
The ceremony was witnessed by
a group of close friends and was
followed by an informal recep-
ton at the home of Mrs. c. w.
Webb on Orange street, Pasca-
| goula.
Following a short trip down
the coast Mr.. and Mrs. George
are at present visiting relatives
of the latter at Jackson and Ray
mond, Miss. They will reside
in Pascagoula.
Mrs. George has been residing
in Pascagoula for the past three
years, the last two of which have
been spent as an employee at
ingalls,.
Mr.. George has been home for
five months following his honor
able discharge from the army
after serving a year and a half
overseas. He is now employed at
the Railway Express office In
Pascagoula.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-11
Kings Meet Kitchen
Hub City Cdgers
At Eleventh Tonight

The Jitney-Jungle Kings, Gag
e RS of the EastlaWn Athletic AS
ISOLATION, will tangle with the
strong White Kitchen five OF
Hattiesburg Independent Basket
ball league tonight at the 18th
Street auditorium gym.
Whistle time is 800 o'clock and
admission is 40 cents for adults,
Is cents for school children.
Eastlawn athletic officials pre-
dict a tough contest tonight with
plenty of flashv ball handling on
both sides. Persons interested
in basketball are urged to attend.
The Virgin Islands are the
most eastern outposts of the
United States.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-11

Cocker have returned to their
home at Terry, Miss. after spend
ing the past five weeks with
their son, Mr.. Edward, and Mrs.
Coker following the accident to
the latters' son, Edward, Jr., in
which the eight year old boy
lost an eye. This happened while
the child was playing ball and
was struck in the eye with a bat
the injury being so serious as
to result in the removal of the
eye. While Edward is still I'M
der treatment he is improving
nicely from the ordeal under
which he passed.
Leo and Larry Green had as
guests over the weekend their
friend, Ben Thomas, of Biloxi.
On her return from a Christ
mas visit with relatives in Bush
nell, ILL.,, Miss Jean Barnes was
accompanied to Pascagoula by
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Barber OF
that city, uncle and aunt of her
father, Verne Barnes. Miss Barn
es has now resumed her studies
at Perkinston Junior college and
Mr.. and Mrs. Barber T en-
Toying a visit with Mr.. Barnes
before returning to Bushnell.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Downey,
1905 Tyler avenue, announce the
birth of an eight and a hall
pound daughter at the jackson
County hospital, December 8,
1945. She has been named Lois
Eve. Mrs. Downey is the former
Minette Furr of Brookhaven,
"
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FLOYD ESTES I

Floyd Earl Estes, Jr., 8OS
School street, died Saturday af-
ter having been ill for several
days with the flu. He was 80
years old. A native of Blue
Mountain. Miss, he had lived in
Pascagoula for four years where
he had been employed at the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-11
ingalls, Shipyard. His body was
sent to Blue Mountain for burial.
He is survived by his widow.

The Belgian city of Liege was
attacked and occupied by the
Germans at the opening of World
War |, and was one of the major
points to fall before the German
drive in May, 1910.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-01-11

SCI VIC III oGNCidl yCdlS, a
months of which have been spent
overseas.
Mrs. Tom Sanction and daugh-
ter, Wendy, returned home
Tuesday from Jackson where
they have been spending about
two weeks visiting Mrs. Sanctions
parents, Judge and Mrs. Julian
Alexander.
Mrs. W. H. Smith of Nashville,
Tenn, and her brother, Lieu
tenant Wilson P. Gill, of Jack
son, Miss, were recent visitors
to Miss Ruth Cain at her home
'on Columbus Drive.
Monday marked the return of
Miss Leonle Bufkin from a visit
to her home at Fayette, Miss.
DR.. L. E. Green returned home
Thursday after visiting several
cities in Mississippi during the
early part of the week on bust
ness connected with the expan-
sion program that is being put
on by the Baptist church in the
interests of Mississippi College
at Clinton.
Mrs. r. A. Heritage returned
this week from Jackson where
she has been spending about two
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. N. Derald. While away
Mrs. Heritage had the pleasure
of being with her two brothers,
Private James Derald and Ser
| geant Carey Derald, who have
just returned from service over
seas.
John Gautier departed Wed
nesday for Washington, D. c. to
| resume his duties as page in the
| House of Representatives after
a visit with his parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Hermes Gautier, over the
holidays.
A meeting OF the Methodist
| Brotherhood of the First Metho-
dist church will be held at the
church on the evening of Janu-
airy Is, at TOO. Supper will be
served by the Woman's Society
of Christian Service of that
church.
Mrs. N. p. Emmit returned
home Friday from Mobile where
she underwent an operation at
Providence Infirmary for a ca
taract on one of her eyes a
week before. While the opera
ton proved successful Mrs. En-
init will be a shut-in for two
weeks, or until the doctor is able
to discontinue bandages on her
eye.
Mrs. Henry Gautier and Miss
Bessie Perry spent Tuesday visit"
ing in Mobile.
Misses Lanell Polk and Mar
gle Stringer will spend the COM
ing weekend visiting Miss Folks
sister, Mrs. M. l.. Dunnigan, in
Laurel.
Mrs. Clarence Taylor of 1902
School street, returned FRIDAY
from Oklahoma City where she
has spent the past three weeks
| with her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Corporal and Mrs. Neal
Railey.
Corporal and Mrs. Neal Railey
| of 1406 N. w. 10th street, Okla
homa City, Okla, announce the
| birth of a daughter December
rs whom they have named
Sharon Rene. Mrs. Railey will.
be remembered as the former
Miss Dorothy Taylor of this city
Private A. w. Ezell, Jr. WHIT
recently returned from service
on Guam is spending a so dal
furlough with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. A. W. Eel, Sr. A
the end of his furlough, Private
Ezell, who has recently re-en
listed in the Army, will prob
ably be sent to a post in thu
Caribbean.
The Reverend and Mrs. E. J
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-19

smo, poslano il tujine, Y kate
rem grozi neka Sonia Flerjan-
cic, da bodo doziveli gorje vsi
tisti, XII SO krivi, da ne uziva
svobode. S TEN pismom njegovi
komplici, XII so pobegnili pred
pravicno ljudsko sodbo v tujino,
grozijo z novim krvoprelitjem.
Jayni tozilec pa je prebral tt
sti del "Slovenca," v katerem
je bila proglasena enodnevna
vlada 'Zdruzene Slovenije" in v
katero je bill kot tajnik imeno-
van danasnji obtozenec Tonja.
Tonjeve ovaduske posle pa je
potrdil tudi znani ,policijski
agent Moean, XII je mani opozo-
ril re v casu okupacije nekega
uradnika Postne hranilnice.
Glede DIR. Branka Vrcona je
neka prica izpovedala, da Sc je
izjavil, da DO "a sredino dobro,
ko sc hoste desnica lin leyica v
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-19
diu ter je oh tel priliki poimen-
sko navajal razne delavske "a.
stopnike komuniste.
DuSevni otrok zlocinske
duhovscine

Rorman Joze je dusevni otrok
zlocinskih dusnih pastirjev. Il
obtoznice, XII smo 10 objavili, so
v podrobnosti znani njegovi zlo-
cini, XII jih nj opravljal le proti
narodno osvobodilni vojski, tenn
vec tudi proti civilnemu prebi-
valstvu. Kakor ga karakterizira
obtoznica v utemeljitvi obtozbe,
je Rorman vsekakor dusevni
otrok zlocinskih dusnih pastir-
jew Volbankovega in Cerkovni-
kovega kova. Je ena tistih zlo-
cinskih kreatur, XII so najmanj
pojmljive cloveskemu razumu
in kakrsnih slovensko domo-
branstvo zal nj malo imelo. Pod
vplivom dusnopastirskega vod-
stva soobtozenega zupnika Ger
kovnika Sc je razvil v mnozicne-
ga morilca nestetih in zavednih
Slovencev. Postal je klavec
zensk in nedolznih otrok, pozi-
galec in prostaski ropar. Ia po-
bijanje otrok Sc je kar nekako
specializiral. Nekolikokrat je
MIN in zenskam zepnimi no.
Ii REAL glave. Sam je povedal,
da je dosegel pri tenn re taksno
spretnost, da zrtev niti krikniti
nj vec utegnila. Visek svoje zlo-
cinske kariere je Rorman dose
gel tedaj, ko SO ga kot izkusene-
ga morilca dodelili k izvrseva-
nju umorov "crne roke." Tako je
sodeloval tudi pri Hlebcevem
specialnem vodu pri znanem po-
kolju ma Turjaku, ko SO bill po.
biti nasi najboljsi aktivisti.
Pri zaslisanju je izpovedal ma.
slednje zanimivosti:
Nekoc da so ga zaradi tatvine
enc cigarette O. zaprli, izpuscen
pa je bill ma posredovanje ida
jalca Rupnika! To je bilo vse.
kakor 'visoko' priznanje njego.
We "Vrednosti!" Morilske forma.
kcije domobrancev SO imele v vsa.
KEN vodu izbrane likvidatorje-
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nedsebojni borbi izrabili.

medsebojni borbi izrabili.
Glede Marin6i6G III Kova6a Sc
je javil DIR. Bozo Kobe, XII je bill
javni tozilec 8. korpusa ma Pri-
morskem tekaj, ko SO v cepovan
privedli zajeta Marincica in ,Ko-
yaca, XII Sc hQceta danes prika-
zati kot nekaksna idealista ki
sta hotela zapeljane pristase
cetnikov priyesti v narocje osyo-
bodilnega gibanja. Tedaj SO j.
ma verjeli in ju izpustii ter ji-
ma dali dovoljenje "a povratek
v Ljubljano.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-04-19

S prozornim namenom: zverin-
ska pobijanja, strahotna muee-
MIA partizanov in aretiranih te-
rencev, iztikanje oci, rezanje
uses in jezikoy, pribijanje ma
drevesa, lonljene udov it'd. so
bila ze predyidena in yes aparat
zanje v vsakem vodu temeljito
pripravljen. zrtvam so potem
odvzeli vse, kar so imele pri Sc
bi. "a slehernega clana voda pa
je veljalo nacelo, mai jih vsak
cim vec pobije. A tisti, XII Sc je
med mimi najbolj izkazal, je
bill delezen posebne pohvale.
Oh primeru Jozeta Rormana
Sc nehote vsiljuje vprasanje, ka-
ko je prislo do tega, da je postal
prava EVER v cloveski podobi?
Odgovor je jasen: Krivda, da Sc
je v vrstah tistega malostevilne-
ga della nasega naroda, XII Sc je
boril proti vecini borcev "a naso
narodno svobodo, pojavil taksen
zlocinec, kot je Rorman, je v
zlocinski slovenski reakciji, to-
rel v tistih zlocincih, XII so S
svojo lazno propaganda razne-
till narodno izdajstvo in Sc zanj
posluzili taksnega orodja kot ga
predstavlja Rorman.
Ia Rorman, XII sedi druzno ma
zatozni klopi S taksnimi sloven-
skimi duhovniki, kakrsni so OBJ
tozenci kaplan DIR. Krizaj, zup-
mix Cerkovnik, metliski prost
Alfonz Klemencic, katehet Joze
Savora in Henrik Gorican.
Price
z Jozetom Rormanom je bilo
zaslisevanje obtozencev zaklju-
ceno. Predsednik sonata je pre-
bral vrsto dokaznega gradiva,
nato pa so nastopile price.
Tako je celia vista pric ma
stopila proti obtozenemu Toni,
predvsem njegovi poklicni tova-
risi il Postne hranilnice, XII SO
vsi po vrsti podali zelo nepo-
voljno karakteristiko in nava-
jail dejstva, XII so ga prikazala
kot ovaduh. Najboljsi dokaz "a
njegovo krivdo pa je doprinesla
neka prica, XII je predlozila pi-
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(Nadaljevanje)
Pref "slovenska fanta." zdaj v
sluzbi Gestapa

Pref SloyenSka tanta, zdaj v
sluzbi Gestapa
PriSla sta ma vrsto brata Por
Anton in Por Joze. Prvi je sode.
loval pri racijah in bill desetar
Slovenske legije, obvescevalec v
sluzbi gestapa. Razmnozeval je
propaganda material in bill v
'sluzbi' pri postapi "a motenje
zavezniskih radio-oddaj. To po.
stajo so organizirali in vodili
Nemci.
"Slovenska legija je posiljala
v gestapo morilce,' je dejal DIR.
zavni tozilec. Por Anton je kot
taksen sokriv vseh zlocinov, XII
jih je pocenjala najstrahotnej.
sa organizacija vseh casov in
vsega sveta.
Por Joze je zrasel il fantov.
skin odsekov in je postal pod
okupacijo obvescevalec o razpo.
lozenju in kretanju civilnega
-prebivalstva Potem je bill v Tr.
stu pri "narodni strazi," nazad.
ME pri motilni radio-postaji. Use
to je primal, ostalo pa so pove.
dale price. Dekle il Zelene ia.
me je povedalo, da je bill ovaduh
re 1941. leta, ko je zasledoval
aktiviste in so vsi to Vedeli. Pri.
ca Kranj Franc pa je izpovedala,
da je skupaj Rozmanom in
Brusom pomagal okupatorju pri
bozicnih racijah.
Gestapovski agent v Siski
Alfonz Tuna je bill clan slo.
venske legije cd leta 1943. kot
vodnik te ovaduSke organizaci-
je. Bill je eden izmed prvih, XII
je vstopil V sluzbo TOS-a in je
postal njen obvescevalni oficir
"a okraj siska. Incl je legitira-
clio TOS-a ma ilegalno ime Tone
Krivanov. Po nalogu Milana
Finca je sestavljal kartoteko Q
politicni opredelitvi prebival'
stva V Siski, kar je imelo "a po.
sledico, da je bilo V jeseni leta
1943. toliko aktivistov OF IL
Siske aretiranih. Bill pa je tudi
med protikomunisticnimi preda
vatelji in je govoril cello po ra.
Evening star., 1946-09-25
DOGS PETS. eTc. (cont)

FROZEN HORsEMEAT, q. s. inspected,
chunk and ground, wholesale and retail, at
fS5i2R fosG tss ss E. tsst
cockER SPANIEL, male. / months ola,
cSe kREsReTsP sPsNiEL AifTaPPTs xkc req
and blonde and white. Cali Rockville
DOGS AND CATS boarded week ends or
yso DfbfP ss-yfs YsssEhaIy 4si5
GRE GREAT DANES. black, 3 months old. 2
males, female. Cali sH. 1854 or SSA.
iss j! s1.a RI s.rs ss 4 5s4s zs
iSIs4 i{5SS sS1Ra Ct ssgs
DoBERMAN PINsCHER: out ch. tdIcta-
/ Doberman. 8 blacks. / red. 3 months
Sia5 scs pps ups By appointment. iO h s TR' si47s
CANARY ca .!Gx. cage and chrome stand; excel
n real BEAUTIES; sAhN VIII deliver. sp. o4s2aW
WHITE COLLIE. male, 2H years oldf::
dFsn; $40, can NO. 5242, 8 to $50;
COLLIE DoG@I have a collie dog for
which would like to find home. = RE.
FOR sALE-Registered Axe, pedigreed
Irish setter puppies: Call Rockville 800;
COCKER SPANIEL, black. male. wonderful
pedigreed. l year old: must sacrifice. Ii
BOXER PUPPY, 5 months. fawn. female,
distemper immunized. Champion sired EN-
710S. i
DOGS. mixed breeds: spitz, fox terrier,
spaniel, chow, collie airedale, police.
schnauzer: SIS ea to people in country or
who have fenced areas. Cats. good mousers,
to give away. ia. 4434, after z pm;
GREAT DANE PUPPIES, fawn, cropped,
reasonable. r. D. LINDSEY, Colesville, Md,
81 n3AS
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ROOMS WANTED.

FURNISHED ROOMS, with or without
board for veteran students at the Ben
Iamin Franklin University. Phone Repub-
COLLEGE INSTRUCTOR and wife desire
or rm. apt. with kitchen, prefer ne.
%S $780, sGs &c., Dss days. SF VA saais sss
room or rooms, uniur-
nished. nii for Piano studio: NV. section, Tel.
COUPLE tSithout 4S zen ehildren p% Or pets, perm.
nently located, desire one OF two furnished
rooms IN private home; convenient e TO
IaEF5s '?f II,
SEPTEMBER 80, for gentleman: Govern
eae or semprivate % As bath IN Northwest @ section
Republic HOO, Extension 42s, 9 an to
sTubIo OR SUITABLE unfurnished room.
Sssss % n5Esh Sc oos a as sss'ps 5so
STUDENT VET. desires furn. room, prefer
sibie. write Box 1867. Star. as:
VETERAN and wife desperately need FUR
niShed room by October 1; NV. seslion.
REFINED YOUNG LADY desires room.
either with or without roommate, NV. sec
tion, Call WI 467s after 10 pm. 27'
ssssrls sssS es d s5s asz care ss:S7
CULTURED LADY desires to rent, for per
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iiaht meals in the room: has own electric
grill: would consider also eficieney apart;
ment NV. section or nearby Maryland
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HaEfoYfp MI sSSG nxD9 desires
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ton p O. Dox 426 27s
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AVIATION.

LEAVING COUNTRY ARD must sell--Lus-
connie sR, IS h.p., LycJsr:ny. $40 hours
since major; used only as personal cross
country ship by licensed Instructors CY
LUECKE. Congressional Airport, or phone
RE. 241T. -2S
GET AN EXPERIENCED airplane salesman
to sell your ship Used airplanes for sale
REPAIRS, relicensing. free tie-downs
SPRINGFIELD AIRPORT. Your friendly
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ERER9 ERRHEfs99 one WHO FLIES needs complete
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PT-19B, cracked; will sell all parts; dam
aged motor mount, prop, possible center
section. II interested. contact Mr.. Schrom,
aERoSCA oSn CHEF CHEZ. 1889. perfect condition,
new top and windshield. hours since 100
hour check; 35 hours since major; $3.50.
AERoNCA CHAMPION. a5 hours, $3.50.
Phone CHI. 1901: evenings, CH. 1880. 81
Evening star., 1946-09-25
ROOMS FURN.-Northwess. tcent. J

kCONS fOkN.--tS0nnWo9S. t@ont.I.
1888 MERIDIAN p. N.W,-Newly deco
ss.sd MA lafss I, lsi;n .an. room s4s per mo- deu-
s ss4 mfs fs.S Sf 81. DN:w-sinsi. room. pvt.
bath shower. southern exposure $65. Also
tyin.oed rm for gentlemen $40; unlim.
PaSae' paSa Oh 4 h~ ST. N.w-sins,e basement
room With cunning water, next bath; $50
;ss ssis i iath 81: X;w.Ls., srish.; All. as.s:
lilo ve!f aiRAED0 EET0s sr 81 Nwrues 2 ssse s. rm
ise free ph' serS. xD. $3.50 after 8 pm.
1857 HOBART ST. NV. tnear sth and
oinns norss gs sl9sss ad
lin. phons gentleman. $50. Ap. 7oss. OA
1886 MACoMB ST; Wesley HEIGHTS man
paneled. beautifully, furnished, quiet and
comfortable, Christian home. nonsmoker,
etsna seos aaMFbES FS VA 9aNELars. corner aou-
sentemah ger pvt Bath: g senafie. ns professiona ao
horne, exclusive Bethesda: excellent transp.;
fss 1885, 7. TTelfHPhPaRvs r. AVE- Ok NJ a24e T,.
jan; lady to share with another lady
beautifully furnished twin-bed room. $50
1905 18th sT.--Attractively furn. sgi rm.,
unlimited phone; 20 min downtown; for
gssstIe%an ;s,,a n,Tf ss2. 81. we. SIS; IS
sSsa @RsS isisfe s'lss $40
ss5s s5S aD ssss sfd door front. Hi1'
1905 10th ST. NV. across from Statler-
Young lady 10 share large attrac room
GoIosnDoss Esh sa2theT sr rAsk ss RS nSnth
.as sSr s. .1s %ss; and AZ sSss
COLORED-1924 18th ST. N.W.-We have
that room YOU are looking for; come see
US; $3.50 and $3.50 week. DE. 1905.
COLORED-AD. 43SS-Double room. pre-
fer z men or couple: no cooking; SIS each.
5oLoRED-is4s GIRARD sT.-Furn
rm: for 2 ladies, S45..- Apply GUY TIN.
NER, 1925 You st. nv, North 1907. -2S
COLORED-ISO6 KALORAMA I'd. NV:
rooms for girls, home privileges; nice Sec
COLORED-I72T IIth ST. NV: we have
rooms; singles, couples and students: S4.5O
per person and up per wk. ACME REM
tai AGENCY, HO 9494.
COLORED-l328 QUE ST. N.W.-Share
rm. with another man, twin beds, employed
COLORED-I323 QUE ST. Nw-Lge
front nicely furn. rm. for refined working
couple. lndry priVil, S3S per month.