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Evening star., 1946-04-07
Wreco Dissolution
Bill Still in Dispute,
But May Get Action

Proposed legislation to permit the
Washington Railway g. Electric Co.
to carry out its plan for dissolution
was still in dispute yesterday, but
there was hope for an agreement
permitting early action.
Representative Harris, Democrat
of Arkansas, chairman of the Utili-
ties Subcommittee of the House
District Committee, said he was
awaiting additional information
that might pave the way for an
agreement between counsel for all
interested parties.
Undecided company and Govern
ment court appeals from the 1914
valuation and rate order Of the
Public Utilities Commission affect
ing the Potomac Electric Power
Co.-wholly owned by Wreco-have
been one obstacle, some claiming
that to pass the Wreco dissolution
bill might prejudice the pending
litigation.
Involved in the case also is the
North American Co, giant holding
corporation, which has been ordered
by the Securities and Exchange
Commission to divest itself of its
Washington and other "non-inte-
grated" utilities. North American
has controlling interest in Wreco,
which has several subsidiaries in
addition to Pepco. North American
also has control over the Capital
Transit Co.
At recent hearings the SEC and
the District PUG approved the bill
to enable Wreco to dissolve under
the pending plan, provided that plan
later was approved by the two reg
ulatory agencies. 1t was brought out
this could not be done without leg
iSlation granting exceptions from
the La Toilette anti-merger act be-
cause the plan involved stock divi-
dends and capitalization of Pepco's
earned surplus.
Opposition was registered, how
ever, by Alan Johnston, counsel for
the Federal Works Agency, repre-
senting the Public Buildings Admin
istration, Pepco's biggest single Gus
toner. Mr. Johnstone contended the
bill would affect the Government
case in court.
AS a way out of this issue, Attor-
ney General Clark said he would
have no objection provided the bill
were amended so that the Wreco
dissolution plan could not be put
into effect until after the litigation
was concluded.
In a reply, Ganson Purcell, chair
man of the SEC, and A. G. Neal,
president of Pepco, contended yes
terday the restricting amendment
was unnecessary and likely would
cause indefinite delays in action on
Wreco's dissolution.
Mr.. Purcell said any possible con-
fict with issues before the courts
coud be developed at hearings on the
plan before the SEC and PUG and
that adoption of the Clark amend
meme would destroy desirable fex-
ibilty" in administrative handling of
the situation. He contended any de-
cision by SEC on possible relation
ships between the liquidation plan
and pending litigation would be sub
ject to review in the courts at the
instance of any aggrieved party.
Evening star., 1946-04-07


Brittov-A charming shaped
wood frame in picked finish.
Down. filled cushions. Head on
head nail trim. Exquisite rose
brocotelIe ----$395
Sotinwood Cocktail Table. InIoid
morquety top covered with gloss
$4e.50
French Connode, three drawers,
Of sotlnWood with rosewood band
ines es----------------$3o.95
Evening star., 1946-04-07
EVANGELIST Plans Services

The Rev. Ed. Stelling, evan
gelist and gospel soloist of Grand
Rapids, Mich, will conduct revival
services at the Community Church,
Travilah road. Rockville, this week.
The Nome nugget., 1946-03-06
Session Opens With Post Personalities

Since the llth of November, l945, the United States Troops on the Army Reservation at Nome has been commanded by Colonel Thomas L. Waters. Many years of experience on foreign and domes- tic assignments have particularly fitted Colonel Waters for the task of postwar reorganization.
 Shortly after Pearl Harbo~ he orrived at Newfoundland, where he planned and installed the anti aircraft defense, defending the U. s. Naval Base at Argertia. Ap- pointed to the U. s. Military Acad- emy from Pennsylvania, he grad uated with the class of June, 1919.
 In the near future Mrs. Waters, and their daughter, Sally Ann, who are presently residing in Car mel. Calif., are expected to join the Colonel and reside on the Post.
The Nome nugget., 1946-03-06
MINING COMPANY UPS WAGE SCALE 15%

Carl Glavinovich, assistant gen. eral manager of the U. s. Smelt- ing, Refining and Mining Com pany here, speaking before the N.W.A. Chamber of Commerce, states the company announced in creases of approximately 15%o in the company wage scale, effective March 1. Base rates are to vary from 100 per hour for laborers, with different classifications pay ing up to S1.35 per hour, with time and one-half for all work over 40 hours per week.
 MT. Glavinovich stated that the company is planning on opening the ditcheS and will operate not more than three dredges, with a total manpower of between 300 and $50, if available.
The Nome nugget., 1946-03-06
Several Absentees
Continued rom Page One)

NOntlnueQ rom rage Oile) ors and members of councils, linn iting the terms. By Shattuck to provide regular pay periods for employees. By Peterson. to reor- ganize the executive department and create an office of adminiS- tration general to be elected.
 By Peterson, reapportion of the Third Division to provide election of Senators and Representatives. By Peterson, To provide tuition fees, not to exceed $54 per year, to be paid by the Territory to in- corporated school districts for nonresident children from school less districts.
 By Gill and Peterson to create an office of commissioner to aid prospectors and define duties. By Peterson, Gill and Pollard, To en- courage mining and establish a custom mill and to provide appro- priation.
 Both Houses adjourned Tuesday afternoon until HOO am. We'd nesday.
 The Senate adopted a rule em- towering the rules committee to set the order for precedence in considering legislative measures, thus becoming the steering group with greatly enhanced powers, the object bieng to expedite legisla- tion. Gordon voiced a mild objec- tion. Monday afternoon Gordon objected to committee assign ments to which he was not asked. Cochran took exception to Cor don's remarks, branding those not agreeing as Hitlerite Nomeite. He declared his was the Democratic way and was absolutely correct.
 Governor Gruening will address joint session when all members arrive, maybe Wednesday after noon, probably Thursday. Cain, Hanford and Lyng are due We'd nesday. Badger is i'll and will not be present at the session.
The Nome nugget., 1946-03-06
MANY TAX RETURNS LOST ON S.S. YUKON

It has been estimated by Peter M. Peterson, chief clerk of the mail service that about 4000 in come tax returns were lost in the mall on the S. s. Yukon. Little mail was salvaged from the steamer, as the hold containing the mail was apparently opened when the ship struck the rock and the mail was washed into John stone Bay.
 Anyone who had their tax forms on that ship are advised to enter a second filing and send receipt ed copies of the first filing. It is believed that Nome, Anchorage Seward, Cordova, Valdez, Seldo- via, and Homer all had returns, not only from annual income tax, hut yearly and quarterly with holding tax returns, social securi- ty returns, federal unemployment and excise tax statements.
The Nome nugget., 1946-03-06
ALASKA AIRLINES

Arriving from Anchorage yes terday with the Alaska Airlines were MT. V. Clayton, Mabel Can naen, J. F. Rink, Phillip St. Clair. There were no outgoing pasSen- gers.
 The plane which left for Colo win, piloted by Steve Martino, met with slight accident, when the wing of the ship touched a pole on the field and tore the fabric. It has been repaired and will re- turn SOOn.
The Nome nugget., 1946-03-06
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS

Incoming passengers on the Pan American Monday evening were Mrs. Pat Bliss and infant, Henry Bernier, Capt. Earl Gle worth, Capt. Will McGaw, It. Charles Jenkins, Stanley Bartlett, Jim Connor and Cora Brouillet, of Panama.
 Departing passengers wer e Major Claire Groves, George Pal eondakis, James Ennis and Jim Connor.
The Nome nugget., 1946-03-06
Hospital Notes

Curtis Jacobs, Jr., entered the M. C. Hospital for medical treat ment. James Price was dismissed from the hospital yesterday, Ralph Kitzmiller is improving and may be found by his friends in a wheel chair these days.
The Nome nugget., 1946-03-06
ST THE WALLACE HOTEL

Carol Brouillet, Chicago; Stan Bartlett, Fairbanks, Phil St. Clair, Anchorage; Ken Winnick, ACS, Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1946-03-06
AIRLINES
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES

Pilot Peterson of the Wien Air lines made trip to the north Monday, taking U. S. District At torney Frank Bingham, and U. S. . Marshal Ben MoZee.
The Nome nugget., 1946-03-06

There's one awful rumpus when good horse sense gets harnessed up to some jackass proposition.
The Nome nugget., 1946-03-06

New-What did you get for your birthday?
 Ted-A year older.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-10-01

official Jewish poster with Illumination
artist released this the
Council America by the National Jewish
Welfare Board WB announced by Dr. Solomon Grayze
president will observed
November December 49, 1916.
The legend within Mr. Szks design taken from the ethical will
translator of the 18th Century, Books
companions" Book Council created
sentiment popular it used to be among
past" pointed eve living in
age history Jewish people which demands strength
self sacrifice and Now before books
whatever give the
ace and inspiration is conviction that books are the
tools by strong Jewish community be
cultural stimulation of America well
effort bespeak the cooperation OF all
those to whom culture
precious"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-10-01
MRS. J. BECKER OPENS SEASON
FOR DAUGHTERS OF ISRAEL

B'nai Birth Women, Mrs. Nathan
Dwoskin of the Ladies Aid So
ciety, Mrs. Herman Klausner of
Hadassah, Mrs. Joseph Glickstein
for the Council of Jewish Women,
and Mrs. H. P. Meyerson of the
Temple Sisterhood. Harry Gend-
zier. president of the Jewish Cen
ter, also made appropriate re-
marks.
Mrs. Abe Newman, membership
chairman, then introduced the "a
new members of the organization
who were welcomed by the presi-
dent.
During the concluding business
it was announced that the annual
Thanksgiving Dance will be held
on November 9th. Mrs. I. Green
berg and Mrs. Sam Greenberg are
chairmen. They will be assisted
by Mrs. Sam Lovitz, Mrs. David
Eber, and Mrs. Louis Goldberg.
It was also announced that Mrs.
Albert Robins and Mrs. I. Cart
ner will act as chairmen for the
Daughters of Israel J. D. G. COM
mittee which will begin drive for
clothing, medical supplies, and
canned foods the last two weeks
of October and the first two weeks
in November. The chairmen may
be called by phone by anyone
wishing to give donation. Mrs.
M. Margol and Mrs. o. Megezis
also may be called.
Mrs. Maurice Cherry, program
chairman, then introduced Cantor
Abraham Marion, who rendered
several solos. He was accompa-
MED at the piano by Mrs. A.
Bressler.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1946-10-01

Mrs. ]. Becker, newly elected
president of the Daughters of
Israel, presided over the opening
luncheon of that organization
Tuesday afternoon, September IT,
in the auditorium Of the Jackson
vile Jewish Center. Greeting the
assemblage of over 200 people Mrs.
Becker told in her welcoming adj
dress of the plans for the coming
1946-47 season for the sisterhood.
1.-THE Daughters of Israel is an
adjunct of the Jewish Center" "
Mrs. Becker said, "and as such,
our program must be religious, ed
ucational and spiritual in scope"
In order to amplify this program
Mrs. Becker introduced several
recommendations from the board.
These included a Scholarship
Fund to be begun by the organlza-
ton in order to augment education
for children over IA years of age
This will take the form of scholar
ships to Hebrew camps or TO
Parcochial schools where the need
is seen.
It was also announced that there
will be an Adult Study Group. The
first meeting will be held on Octo-
Der 18th in the Jewish Center II
will be preceded by a luncheon ana
followed by the regular monthly
board Meeting. Mrs. Harry Jaffee
is chairman, and has prepared a
program based on customs ana
ceremonies of Succoth.
Prior to her address Mrs. Becker
called on the representatives OF
the various women's organizations
in the city. Greetings were ex-
tended by Mrs. Max Meyer OF the
Evening star., 1946-04-28
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE.

DAsHIELL TRANsFER, local moving. gen
surance. Prompt service. Call DE. 9s71.
day or night and Sundays. Reas rates.
BILLS MOVING AND TRANSFER co.
Insured, new ,eaulpment: day and night
WANTrpIoADs iszIsff ca Al 2sSs' part loads and
from PITTSBURGH. Cleveland. Detroit Chi
Gaso s. teas KansaS City
aetna MOVING = STORAGE co.-Loeal
aoae aoa sns soo .s Il N oS 00 too large and
LOADS BUREAU CORP, take care Of your
enee @ haSe S i. MADE is s1eelsflsts in = hsRdIns
sK + hase et IT, cS s IN Or fnd II 3 s5S
yyETEkAS; ssa5tins business; Sin will move g, y2u
3fTERAs 2f4lEPz ,aaossv5fSs aovEks al Gr sss
al white veteran help. EDDIE" WHITE.
Your BEST MOVE tby sAYNE g. scATEs.
INC. THE best moving job possible by ca
freproof storage facilities. Phone Sligo
2777; nights; EN-; 7o63. rs.
TRANSFER 6ovsn and gnt
hsaIins san inv; resp. white help. Phone OIL.
LIGHT HAULING. any kind any time; con-
tract for regular hauls; reasonable rates.
Night hauling specially MI 5065. 29'
MOVING AND GENERAL HAULING. con-
tract and Job trash removal: also evening
service, reasonable. AT. 1876.
Light furniture hauling. baggage. trunk
20-
MOVING AND GENERAL HAULING; con-
tract and job trash removal; service at
prices that satisfy. ia 1892 3
VETERANS will move you day or, night,
white help; also light hauling; insured
cargo. MI 61S9 g.
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable. care
full will accept your surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving. EDEL-
MANS MOVING g. STORAGE CO. IA.
2937. 2Ss
Evening star., 1946-04-28
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

NEAR v. A. : Unusually good meals
and clean. comfortable share room for
young men; SAT a mo. 1406 10th st n ".
GIRLs-Triple room. running water avail
q abie now meals every day, INCLUDING
Sfq 9fH ( sh1g5 lah st
n. W. (near Dupont Circle). -2s
MEN ONLY. space in triple room: good
Iess HoBART Hi ARTS ST. Nv S.wBVaeaney n al for
girl with another girl; twin beds; excellent
1sS,sh 4gso aIS GSOk,1s n AR 4 1sss ,o
with another girl; also nm. for man, to
share with man; twin beds; newly dec
i71i IRVING ST. N.w.-Young siTl to
share with another girl bedroom and ad-
,oining sittIng room; S45. go. 5674.
1905 VAN BUREN ST. N.w.-Beautitu!ly
turn. room In pvt. gentle home, "a blk.
licious meals daily. GE 630s
ROOM M and semipTivste bath. semitic home,
2n ned 94fh adies s1 'a5 dE ns sss TWO
dents. single beds, clean. quiet house; ex-
assa5 mon5bv nesii Nj s4a5 ssTesn D0Fehesi s4
board in gentle home. in Northwest sec
YOUNG Girl to share n1 f; attractiveiy Hd furn
twin-hed room with another girl. in pri-
vate Jewish home; meals optional; conven.
tranSp. TR. 1928. -2S
iiO6 LAWRENCE ST. NE. Room and
BEVERLY HALL, 22nd and Mass ave
ladies iE looms with private bath. MRS.
CLARK, no. 1868. -2s
1899 GIRARD ST. N.W.-Delcous meals;
excellent Transportation: men to share
triple basement room, S35. AID. 9352.
NEW HAMPSHIRE HoUsE-Two vacan-
c!es for men in this popular Guesthouse
l1I2 New. Hampshire ave. NV. =
1916 n2nd ST NV, of Mass. ave-Va-
cancy for young girl in double room. twin
beds, good meals. $40 mo- rs
FOUR GIRLS to share very large newly
at doo home sae
Atlantic S10@ all dav Sunday.
CoLORED GIRL, reliable, wishes to ac-
commodate J or men with meals
daily. AD 6S13
Evening star., 1946-04-28
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c.
BOATS tCont.).

ouTBosaRD saR MOTOR, 15-h;p. johnson, re-
S9ma s,m e6s4 PAX syt No Sligo 4i7o,.
[lg.: excel, ,cond,, fast. See at Buzzard
oaR o9Rt FRsMiSG RAJ EEd MnEs IN ane ISIS sts
ALIBsATRosS class; ao--foot, center-board
r Sails Ras 9S nsFss e9mpstf stes
Phone OR. ss44 & between and d0'tS'tsGn 8 pm
~ CABIN CRUISER. excellent condition.
sleeps elght complete home on water;
$aGf1lncs ht i9r auick k sale Berth $50, Corin-
BookING fIsHISG PARTIES, near Ts Bsne
DICT; Nd Call RYoN, HI. 1355-J, from
STAR Glass and 4-wheel trailer; g safe
family fart SaileE oar, and sleek racer, Egyptian
must sell this week end, Phone Fails
MaKSE ShIsfs lfSsdM fSGfNr studeDaker conversion
SSERs ss Sr M
River 4e-F-i3 for further Particulars. iTIs.
lift. sLooP-RIGGED sALBoAT, ex-
ment. rigsed for outboard l to 6 pm.
Sit bE LTSE aps s"n CHRIS Sc CRAFT 5Hs snseo
beat boat with coIer in excel cond 80 MI pah;
iSeIosfb Tsei fb p6pGE s5ls UTILITY 20 TT, is Very
Ssonn.d ~ boat $3.50. GE: 6516;
auction at Capital Yacht Club 1920
Maine ave. sw., Wednesday. May l,
1916. 5 pm, Registry No. 235-4S7
gross tons, net tons, Buffalo 4-cylinder.
30-horsepower marine engine, clutch and
clutch control INSPECTION April 10th; 2
g. TRUST CO., and H ROZIER DULANY,
Jr.. executors, estate of Conrad c. Smith,
deceased. Administration No. 66,737.
Adam A. Weschler g. Son, Auctioneers.
Evening star., 1946-04-28
ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED.--Furnished room or unfurnished
floor in house in Northwest section. Box
MTDbLE2xGED LADY desires quiet, un-
furnished S%h,o Box OK las Star 30.
WOMAN EXECUTIVE, responsible position
in Government. spends much time travel
ing. excellent references, wants to share
or hae I94m and last
LADY desires room during month Of May
RooMs oss wasrED Il hGqe ier Fs en Ad S this
is one way you can be Of real help to dis
tsbSss seb @ Iso Be n e Nan
Sfa1af MAHoSG9 W f15 ao i5ao weeEdass 0n5
LADY. employed, desires singls, room, ssnG pri-
"a TffkazyN man e"
Single room with spacious closet in home Of
fa% Willie Box 5osen ssT sast
MEN, vets, desire room. private family.
eonv. Deptt;; Agriculture. State price, refs
GENTLEMAN in Government service wants
completely furnished room near streetcar
and convenient to downtown section; excel
ELDERLY LADY de desires hes II furnished si room,
kitchen and laundry privileges: $50 per
month; Box 3l95G, Star: % -,
ness executive, seeks change from lonely
monotony of hotels to comfortably furn-
fhsd homk where
from Friday afternoon to Tuesday evening,
in which he would be located; rent sec
ondary to pleasant atmosphere. Box
MID6LE-AGED GOVT. executive wishes
rm. with bath or running water. Thomas
Circle neighborhood: Box SOB. Star.
KaaNEp aom n cheTy eHe gin MRS. aese RGH PTs cot
SINGLE RIM, empl, lady. NV. sec; vic.
10th ST., Col rd. or Conn. ave. Ho. 1865.
PERMANENTLY EMPLOYED Govt lady
desires furn, OF. unfurn. room with bath
EMPIoYED D. WOMAN. n Federal ;eee employe.
sspt refined eTyass home; Nv section:
9,5hsa Yo1S, RG5 Goy4 AssG s1SY ftar seeks
ps1y pref o jewish not ADVERSE ssfse" to Is5i sood
music. having bachelor rooms, or apt. to
sSC shsre; ) sac o Udm MAJ. Box 354.c' Star 49,
home. Box 34b-C. Star.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER, does not smoke
or drink, desires room preferably in Ana
costa or Bellevue area must be private
home where some one could take phone
messages during day; best ref Box SAC,
NICE COMFORTABLE single room, by
lady Of refnement in northwest section.
YOUNG LADY. permanent Government
employe tnon- smoking, non-drinking) de-
sireS large unfurnished room in apartment
CT house; best references. Box 312-C, STAR
FOR EMPLOYED WOMAN. quiet. gentle
nome. near trans, NV. Ma. 1870, ext. /, ,
Sun. or after $50 eve
GOVT. MAN desires single room. location
on Bethesda side of D. c. line. IN private
home where there is no other roomer Box
4O5-C, Star.
YOUNG LADY desires single room in nv.
600, Ext. 3l3, or RE. 61O0, Ext. 40l5.
KITCHEN and bed-living room, furnished,
NV: mother and daughter, MI. 1449
after $50 pm: except Sunday.
CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST lady and daugh-
ter. Ut, from South America, urgently need
small furn. apt. or room with bath, one
EMPLOYED CoLORED GIRL desires small
single room in NV. section not over $50
per mo EX. $3.50 after II.
COLORED-YOUNG MAN desires unfurn
room or to share apt with another man
with privileges, ". or ne. section Call
AID. 1892
COLORED SOLDIERS WIFE and sons,
ages and /. desire > rms. until husband
returns from Army. Phone RE. s672.
Evening star., 1946-04-28
AVIATION.
TAYLORC

TAYLoRCRAFT, instruments, dual-wheel
controls, side by side; clean, good cond;
fully licensed: just the shin to build up
hight time economically. Hillside 02S1-J
WANTED, 3 pilots, any license. either sex,
to complete 6-member club on new
Aeronca. SPRINGFIELD AIRPORT, Alex
S342 30
CUB, J-3 NC24619 Lycoming, 65-hp. en-
glne; complete major on engine with no
hours since overhaul; aircraft just out of
our repair station with grade A fabric
and two-tone green finish. Also new
cushions. First S1,750 takes it. VALLEY
AIRWAYS, INC, Winchester, Va.
FOMLER GRAFLEX K-1O, SKI Eastman
Anastlenat. series S-F45, 10" lens, one
9" cone, one IA" cone, one view finder with
3 ground glass grids, all separate carrying
cases: 3 stainless steel developing, washing
and fixing tanks; first $3.50 take it or will
trade. VALLEY AIRWAYS, INC, Win
NEW CUB TANDEM TRAINER, Continental
IS cub coupe. Call Falls Church 2325.
WE ARE AERONCA dealers. Should we be
flying a Taylorcraft? No! Make us an
otter on, on our '4a tandem. SPRINGFIELD
LAND AZ Springfield Airport, and, ask
on hslI-proof shelters. Gulf gasoline from
7T00. Ext 1856, Mon through Fri. bet
S and 4:30. o, DCVALL. -
Evening star., 1946-04-28
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

TWO BEDROOMS. bath and kitchenette;
Pvt Pvt. & entrances ,;. new w. brick heme; ; So wk.
3 ROOMS for employed women: .gentiles;
no drinking: available May 5; SIS. NO.
VERY LARGE bed-liying room, kitchen,
one quiet; refined gentleman or employed
sHgPs SHRk Gnlx 1th fssreSes ST SO ssP AB fss
room, kitchenette. bath: no children or
pets; peo pi St5 Box S3-Bs Star saar,,s ,,4o,o,
semprvate sem @ ''S Bath $50 mo Adults 'ena onle
TELEPHONE before 4:3o pm, Ii 1898.
Boy 14o-D; star. .,.,. ,,. ., ooo -.
soeM APT ADpy N Atlantis Mk Sin zoo tp
couPLE or T' mother and daughter, white.
children and home. home. 1862 Shepherd st,
81 5 ia; END s: N;w-Two refined ladies M
months or longer. $50 per month. DI
GIRL, in 2os, to share apartment with 2
others; $50. 1872 Kenyon st. NV. Call
sacHELooR QUARTERS. 5 rooms. attrac.
ey rndo Rfsdafs Sas5ns aes pae
preferably othcer. who likes smoke, drink
neiudes' utilities. Utilities % Appointment aS. only. re T2
LADY will share an attractive apt. with .
SfcELY safa phmsa FuRNshhD APT sitting t
2 bedrooms and bath, electric refrisera.
SE S1ff No. ashi MesF ave MIN MIN
Pentagon. to share with one other girl
27-35; $40 per month. Call MRS. MILLER
sundays. eyes, Gil. 6S25.
1342 SPRING RD. N.W.-New. nicely furn
and well arranged. 2 bedrooms. living
room, dinette, kitchen and bath; English
basement, restricted; refined girls: S42 sc
: s4of %0hih i5tS sa'sr sr. N.w.-Resident manage,
for exclusive rooming house: SIS month
plus nicely furn. 2room apt. for expert
enced woman (age 35 to 45) with nice
disposition. Come to 100 st. ne OF
phone Ludlow $500 on Monday.
LARGE LIV. RM. and kit.-dinette, . small
adj. bedrms., next to bath: price includes
light and gas, S140 per mo-. blks from
Dupont Circle, 1928 o ST. NV. Apply after
50sis 9TH ST. s.w-5 large beautiful,
furn. rooms. including Bendix washer anc
Frisidaire; rent for summer season from
May 5th to Oct. -5th; $500: must see tc
appi eciate. Call between IL noon and s.
6O3 DECATUR ST. NV rms, kit, and
bath, 500; all utilities Included modern;
| 2 ladies preferred. 80
922 F ST. NV. (over shoe store)-one
room and kitchenette apartment, $40 week
ls40 MD. AVE. NE, APT. e-sleepins
room, arranged as apt, kitchen privileges
everything furnished; for 2, $65 mo.