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The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-18
CONGRESSIONAL TEMPERs

Representatives Earl Mlcnener Ol Michigan and Everett Dirksen of Illinois, both Republicans. are usu- ally mild-mannered men. Both have served on the Joint Committee for the Reorganization of Congress, which proposed the plan of pen sions for Congressman. This is a ticklish question and tempers were high during the vote which finally defeated it.
 When the House vote came up, Michigan's Kitchener voted in favor of the pension plan. Beside him, he heard Illinois able Dirksen vote Present, which means neither Aye nor Nay.
 Everett" whispered Kitchener, you haven't got any guts.'
 Dirksen saw red. Calling Michen- Ter an unpublishable name, he re- piled:
 Why, I've at least got the guts to vote the way see things in- stead of ducking back and forth and bobbing up only when it's safe to make my position known. You always know where stand on an issue just as soon as I debut it's an awful tough job to figure out your position"
 Kitchener now was fighting mad. He accused Dirksen of insulting i him and insisted that Dirksen lik- ed to duch issues. Several other members tried to calm him. Finally Dirksen, in voice loud enough to \ be heard some distance across the House floor, said:
 "All right, Earl, there's no sense in fighting in here. You come on
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-18
home Pioneer
 70 Years old On Si. Patrick Day

NOME, Alaska, March 18.-Rob- ert Ledgerwood. resident of Nome since the early days, celebrated his s0th birthday yesterday. March IT. St. Patrick's Day
 Ledgerwood is still very active in lodge work, especially the Odd Fel- lows, keeps house for himself and gets along very well. His wife died several years ago.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-18
Bob Hope 1roup k To Try for Record

CLEVELAND, March 18-A chart cred Two Constellation bearing the comedian Bob Hope, and his troupe will leave Burbank, Calf, tonight for a try at breaking the flight record to Cleveland-set in the 1923 Bendix Trophy Race by a speed plane.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-18
RAYMOND WILLIAMS HERE

Raymond c. Williams, Superin- tendent of Maintenance, Pacific Northern Airlines, arrived here last weekend from Glendale, Calf. He is stopping at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-18
DR. sAPPINGToN ARRIVES

Dr. Edith Sappington of the U. S. Childrens Bureau has arrived in Juneau from San Francisco. She is registered at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-18
GLENN REID HERE

Glenn w. Reid of Petersburg, ar rived here yesterday. He is regist- cred at the Gastineau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-18
TWO FROM KETCHIKAN

Mrs. s. Whiteside and Mrs. J. A. Berg of Ketchikan are guests at the Gastineau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-18
ROBERT J. CLAIR HERE

Robert J. Clair of Anchorage il a guest at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-03-18

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Evening star., 1946-05-19
POTHOOK MAN
ii 6O-second closeup

AuGCSIDER. Almost anything can
happen in Washington, and on the
floor of the U. S. Senate it usually
does.
A short, stocky Irishman with a
ruddy face and relaxed double chin
has a ringside seat. He's James W.
Murphy. dean of the official reporters
of Senate debate, and he's been fol-
lowing our destiny for SO years now.
jim, whose job is to take down
every word that's said, will tell you
that the fastest speaker is Senator
Taft of Ohio. Man with the largest
vocabulary is Senator Vandenberg.
Josiah Bailey of North Carolina
almost hipped him up one day with
a quotation from "Alioe's Adventures
IN Wonderland" during debate on
the Ships Sales Bill. On the same day
Senator Radcliffe burst forth with
"Videat ne quid resbublsca detTtnsesti
cabiat." But Jim knows his literature
and foreign languages. Il have to-"
he says bit grimly.
CHUCKLE. Recentlyhe got a chuckle
out of Senator Brewster, who was
using the word "minuscule." Senator
Barkley tried to look it up in his die
tionary, couldn't find it. And just
then another Senator challenged
Brewster on the use of the word, said
it never existed.
But Senator Brewster is still using
the word - and with the approval
of his colleagues. For Jim Murphy
looked it up, gave it an official okay.
Jim writes $50 words minute as a
matter of course, can sprint to ESQ
under pressure. On the floor of the
Senate he does most of his writing
standing up and lot of it while walk
Evening star., 1946-05-19

ing or running. For today's reporting
is fast and informal. One Senator
may be speaking and have another
answer him from the far corner of the
chamber. Both expect the reporter to
get down every word.
You can find Jim at his desk long
before the Senate starts its noon
session. Or little before midnight
you might catch him trottIng down
the Capitol steps. Midnight has spe-
cial meaning for Jim. It's the dead
line for the Congressional Record.
-DOkiAlD MAiAsHAW
Evening star., 1946-05-19
DNMEHMxr

STRATEGY. A young matron we
know was worried about her nine
year old son. No matter how much
she scolded. he kept running about
with his shirt-tails Tapping. On the
other hand. her neighbor had four
boys. and every one of them always
wore his shirt neatly tucked in.
Finally our friend begged the neigh
Dor to tell her the secret.
''Oh. it's very simple" she replied.
Il just take all their shirts and sew an
edging of lace around the bottoms"
EucoURAeIHe. In Dedham,
Mass. the Society for Apprehending
Horse Thieves has issued its l35th
Evening star., 1946-05-19

annual report. 1t states that in l945
no horses were stolen in Dedham.
SLIGHT CORRECTION. A couple
of weeks back we said the highest
number we ever heard of was duo
decillion. Mr.. ]. H. Foster writes that
he knows higher one - vigintillion.
In fact, he says the highest number
that has a name is 999-odd vigintil-
lion, written: 999, ,999, 999, 999, &c.,
9o9, ,999, ,999, ,99e, ,999. .999. .9e9, ,eee, $685.
999, ,ooe, 1896, ,9o9, ,999, ,999, ,99e, ,999. He
dares you to add the figure l to it -
not even Einstein would know what
to call the result.
Thanks vigintillion, Mr.. Foster.
Evening star., 1946-05-19
This Week Magazine

FOR A TIER ERICA
WILLIAM |. NICHOLS, Editor
THE LOST PURSE. INSTRUMENTATION. 4
by Cslsf 6ssssss
LET'S ReBUiLD OUR ciTes!. ........... 6
BY Robert Mssss
WALLYS WAGON. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .
BY Wsilv Bosss
LAZY MANS PARADISE. ........... 10
b. Pilis Hss&ias
NATURES WONDER MEN. ........... ~
b. Howard Wfktaoa
uNs HONOR DISHES.
byCtsassfiss Rb6dIsksed
Two AlliOk ROOAAS. ............. n
bv 4. Evos~e Howss
Cevss BY letaos
Evening star., 1946-05-19

t|Fk |ttkI1( 1li NM N
LOUIS ADAM|C
He has chosen these eoo,ds by WaA Whitman
as the best description Of Ame,1ca:
Here at last is something in the doings of man
that corresponds with the broadcast doings of
the day and night. Here is not merely nation
but a tee1ning nation of nations.
Author Louis Adamc says: "To writing this troubled
year of 1916 the splendid fact the whole of human
experience far is the coming and meeting in America of
people sixty nationaite religions
Here they joined together in building civilization based
law, the federal principle and the general welfare
$50 far know the first perceive this fact clearly
and glory in the poet, Walt Whitman who the
the preface his greatest work. Leaves of Grass
The WONDER the significance this development
actuaty which and live daily lives. Yet
fully realized by all members of the nation of nations ITSELF
still bemoan human diversity, looking upon
handicap instead of chief Too many
don't yet what Whitman only 1855 but accepted
and found deeply satisfying: that Americans people
Evening star., 1946-05-19

Names and descriptions of all Characters IN
fiction stories and semi-fction articles In TINS
magazine arc wholly imaginary. Any name
which happens to be the same that Of any
person. living or dead. is entirely coincidentaL
Evening star., 1946-08-11
ROOMS WANTED.

MIDDLE-AGED GOVT. LADY, prot, nom
smoker. nondrlnker. wants room and pri-
sunny ccnv. to Munitions Bldg S35-s40.
Will consider light duties. lower rent; to
ss.upy after Sept. IS. Refs. Box a52-z'
GENTLEMAN, nonsmoker, nondrinker, de-
sires nice room with refined family. Box
WANTEb@iRoom or room and board with
spanish-Epeaking family. Box 3o9-z,
EMPLOYED LADY desires single room in
rehned home or apartment in NV, $50.
s0t < cooI oI-1i AMI f,a5 CHEERFUL ROOM or apt.
cial; within walking distance of Treas
qury; will pay S15-s20 per week. Box
YoUNG, otUT- businessmen de-
sires sire % room and ND use Of phone 1 or days
ably with private family. wa wanted By busl-
ssf1ahaaso Sss''fssF aos msf
sfafSfff: sHfIfEb 6aS5 Ss5ostr11 want 3 or uni VaiaE
fI bEsRhy LAbY 81 saSz ftaE t. < rm at
coss IN in eoaa W hee or Of p sdex Hin say sscn
ff%o ffpF S9GET REFINf6 ht6F LADIES desire room in
ae hgm sny saeh csnR ea MI Ms oo Es
M ER tWp1 si31 nyns snl;5 % Pm wee weekdays ro.
r bA EMfLofES must nave S or room
furnished or unfurnished apt soon. RE
1915 Saturday. Sunday or after + pm. II,
room with private bath; must be on first
foor near Capitol, on car line. Call
EMPLOYED LADY and school-sge SON, s
years. would like respectable living quar-
ters. Box 174-z, Star 12@
WANTED-Nice unfurnished room for en-
ployed lady, NV. section preferred. Please
call after 9 a m. Sunday, AID. $50. IL
ROOMS WANTED for men students; this
is one way you can be of real help to dis
eharged war veterans who are attending
distance Of 18th and Park rd. NY. Phone
Mr., MALONEY. HO. 1920. weekdays, 9
until g.
GENTLEMAN wants completely furnished
room in NV. section, near streetcar line
and convenient to downtown section; ex-
cellent references, Box 1921. Star.
RETIRED middle-age lady desires COM
Portable room in private home with kitchen
privileges. Box 3l4-V, Star.
LADY willing to cook for invalid or care
for child, wishes room, kit. priv; nearby
Md. CO. 1924.
GENTLEMAN desires room. private bath
with shower; state price, particulars. Box
CLEAN Ink ROOM or small apt. furn
or unfurn., near trans; needed by Govt.
emp lady Box 3g7-Z Star
Evening star., 1946-08-11
ROOMS WITH soARp

l9na 18th ST. NWMsn 70 share double
1925 10th ST N.W.ENicely furnished
rooms for ladies; running water, switch
board. elevator; excellent board; downtown.
gag. seth ST. N.w.-Double or. sinzle
room: express bus at corners excellent
1895 10th ST, N.w.-Double rm., 4th
iessled aaa mass lsss Avf syfssnt es of washing
toms incest houses. All studio rooms,
sas singles DOUBLES ubas and triples; s4s69 to
cESrkALLfS siSi al fSss s.socArEp, twin beds. ln men
ly; only; No no calls between and Q ,Gm.
~ s4sa INV NV HAmp. Nw.-vacancies1 13 as
follows, in this lovely suesthouse immacu-
lately clean. Furnishings modern, attrac-
tive. meals always above average. One
cancy in triple. .siri under 80; one va
cancy in double for young man under 30
aEaiiabls sn. now: air circulating system
apyy many desTsss; IS Nj St,,, s5oa, ,a ia
rooms. excel meals; tennis court: young
SfcEi Sfei.i Y fURS. RIM. for married couple;
breakfast AND dinner served Nearby Nd.
sfl1 sfm va AAafsh1KE afsi HousE-A few Vi Va
IN this aasd pHpas sana aps
SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROOMS; also ige.
room with private bath. suitable for 4
people cow transportation Pentagon and
downtown; near coloniak Village. MRS.
MOORE. GIL. 11f5S. liz
iIOS conn AVE.--very desirable triple
room. Sal so per month: also double, $44
per month; vacancy In triple room for
borhood: good meals and laundry priv
ileges WO. 6066. Ia
ROOM AND BOARD for young lady in
private home; laundry privileges; con-
venient to TRANSPORTATION. Dial Oh. 1451.
Evening star., 1946-08-11
ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E. and s.W

quiet nefghborhood conveniently located
r. & ,!Ss3 E. an $40 'no xs
windows, conv; to bath: gentleman. non-
sos sEWARD souAR,E s.Ea;-Larse. cool 90
5i1 18th ST. s.E;-;Large front room. 3
naow Tn m a dssf S .as ste nesr saaP Pa towels sys
asi 81 i IND 81 sk.-.Double room. sla per
900 Ely RI: s:E;@sinsle g rm;, new home,
sr q snn s4 afn Hn hase nfn Ts mex.
TO bath, hot and cold water In room; spot
ssf &sfk ST 81. 81 sw@Ncely m0Rhe furn. single room,
nsst to bath, private family, s25 mo. DI.
isi94 ST. s.E.-pouble room. newly fur
nished; use Of living room; SO per week.
ssi7 ssi NAY, MAYOR RID. s.E:-,sinsle room. gen
e1y tle1man only: detached home' $50. IF'
1895 H ST. sE.-Beautiful room double
On back poih next to BATH msp
sso1s 9esS fSus sT sEone double sleepins ]
roo room next t. 70 a bath for d,9 9T mem $40 for
sos @$esl "a. Ave. s.E.ILarge front rm,, TWIN
ssds fGn sgaG %sn Srt Sr employed couple
I42 18th ST. S.E.-For girls: vacancy in
double room: sing,e bed cooking privileges;
Ys siss me 30. e tSAsoLINA LIN AVE. s.E.-Nieely
furnished room for 2, next bath; no other
roomers; every convenience; $50 mo. each
DIE 'sfi' stn ST. s.w.-Purn, room. IS per
week; gentlemen preferred ME. 1868.
3fSI WESTOVER DIR. Sc, off Pa. ave-
very attractive single rooms. In pvt. home:
newly furn,: conv. transp; $50. AT. 1915
1908 MINNESOTA AVE. s.E.-Large dou-
BILE room. twin beds, double exposure, 4
ferred; S25 each. FR. 06ei. '''e' p'
1921 PA. AVE. s.E.---Large, nicely fur
nished front room, private home, gentle
238 1f ST. S.E.--Singles and doubles
furnished or unfurnished.. $50 to S65.
COLORED-MAN TO SHARE rm, with an
other man: SIS per wk. III e st. Sc,
Apt. 8. AT. s927,
Evening star., 1946-08-11
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

ELDERLY LADY wishes first-fioor room,
near bath, with board, three meals. Al,
$500, MISS FITCH IL
and day care of 4-yesr-old child. Box
29l-Z, Star. 12*
Is THERE A NURSE who would take an
elderly woman needing day and night care
into her homer viii pay literally. RIA.
xoduNG GOVERNMENT employed couple
would like room and board and day care
5 days per week for l3-month- old son.
Call MRS. HATCH, RE, 6700, Ext. 74577,
from o to $50 13s
COLORED COUPLE desire room and board
in nice home for 3-year-old daughter. Call
MI 9554 after ) pm l2A
Evening star., 1946-08-11
Rooms wirH BOARD Cont, ,

3i54 MACoMB ST. N.W.-Doubls rm,
suitable 2 men Southern cooking, delight
tui ,sarden; S2a wk.. per person. OR. 4sss,
Call for appointment ia
REGISTERED NURSE-Board infants In
licensed home, by the week. Phone Laurel
5-F-3
zoos MASS. AVE. NV, u block Dupont
Cirtle--Deltcious home cooking; sgle. and
dble. for ladies; $50 and UP.
VACANC1ES-Girls' guest. house; excel
lent food, homelike atmosphere. f414 18th
/ woULD LIKE TO BOARD . or , chill
dren, / TO 4 yrs. old. weekly or monthly,
In my lovely suburban home; / have
daughter . yrs; large yard. everything
for children; reasonable. Box 4o4-Z. Star.
1893 NJ ST. N.w.--Attractive single, dot
Bile and triple rooms with wholesome
meals; $40 per mo. and up. Call RE.
31U4
So MADISON ST. N.w.--Nice young girl
to share room with another, in gentle
home; good food; near transportation.
1859 PERRY PL. tor 14th)-cool. second
floor. front, single; gentleman; Slo,75,
INCLUDING meals e.h.w., piano; convenient.
coLoRED - COMFORTABLE single rm.
with board. for neat, settled woman In
coiored home. in exchange for part-time
work; can have other work outside: ref.
fIF SoAn
Evening star., 1946-08-11
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE


LIGHT MOVING JoBs-Will make de-
cialty; reasonable rates MI. 5065 12E
GENERAL. HAULING, including moving and
odd Jobs. Evenings and Saturdays. Reason
MovISG Rs ESsss AND GESERAL aeS4 a. HA1LIse con-
tract and Job trash removal. Services and
prices that satisfy TIA 1892 IL
YOUR BEST MOVE (hy BAYNE & sCATEs.
oyn Mc escRns of and ~Td dans War bans snd T.
EDELMhN's iih hisPsS MOVING ~ agos Z STORAGE Co
Ress rates; Will accept your surplus furni-
tpre as part payment on your moytng;
MOVING. STORING, $4,000 square feet
available local moving; experienced men
soaabs PACE p1sSs 10 Gsa
TRANSFER co. NE. 2o42. $50 New York
AETNA MOVING STORAGE co.-Loeal
and long distance, No on lob too large and
VETERANS, starting business. will move
you day or evening: reasonable rates; light
Ssging Hs4HR.S fpssialty GE asS asSi
al white veteran help. CHI. 1901: eyes,
ARE you MOVING: Le, the RETURN
moving-day problems packing. transporta.
ence have made Us SPECIALISTS in hsndiine
enf n0ose0d oer phone f5sei Il cS q shp 81
WsST 5oTda noAbs Sc OR ri phRT AZ" LoAps to
cago. St Louis. Kansas City, Denver, New
York Conn, Boston, Florida, Georgia
your trunk or your home; special rates to
v,ta~ars JOHN GLOVER. DE $3.50. 12s
Evening star., 1946-08-11

| MA 5000. IL
oWNER oCcUPIED "A $40, 900 home
tive apt house is located @ '1 in the oSn.s fnest
near-downtown residential section As an
example of how well 1t provides for gra-
suite consists Of spacious A BEDROOM snepsps ap.
proximately 27x15.6 with inclosed porch
and private bath. There are 8 other bed
family baths, besides a maids room and
bath. The living and dining rms oppose
each other and together form an impressive
from west to east wall OF building wing.
This excellent home occupies almost the
entire floor Of one wing of the building and
It's . exposures, east, south and west are
ideal. Compare with any comparable home
on the market today and realize that here
Is more more home physically, esthetically and
is one OF Washington's most exclusive CO.
operative, apt. bldgs. Sale is subject to
suaes snnroaa ana restrictions, and buyer must pc
appointment only
Owner occupied-A = room apt home
es to operate e near 1sth snd co
I'd. NV. The apt. contains 8 bdrms., 2
baths. enclosed heated sun parlor. center
kitchen. pantry. maids room and sarage
in basement. This is 3-story fire-proof
bldg; OF 9 ~ large 9 apis 2 to a fioor, This
Priced completely furnished at SI9450.
Shown BY appt. only.
Apt 5Ol at 1881 Crescent pl, NV, ad-
Joining Hotel s4oo. 18th st. In this very
select bldg. with excellent services and
Iconveniences an apt. of bedroom bath
living room. kit,-dinette, hall. This is a
6-story bldg with q roof garden that is
|deliehtfully cool on summer nights Bldg
rules require board approval and bar minor
children and pets. Appt. must be made
with resident manager. AID. SOIL. Price
with terms, $4,000.
EDMUND J: FLYNN tauthority on CO.
operative plan since 1920). woodward
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. near 1 eth and
Kitchen and foyer: secretarial switehbosrd
service; restricted. Price, $1,000 $1,000
ash, balance $50 monthly. Box 459-s,
Sfp- IA
Evening star., 1946-08-11
ROOMS fvRkIshEn-hor.heo,,

;Hss double sfo front mt sfaS1s aPaa
ss iss TENSEssEE Il, SFss AVE. NE.-Large Ira front
sleeping room for 2 employed gentlemen,
s1o esfh 81 Shsht ER lsss Housekeeping: 9s room
$sli BHSkERs s'IiifIA"i Hill RD; N.E.-Laree
sSet sSn END enpGEsa SE sa to
III sth s ST. I NEDBedroom. Bed s1nsF double BE bed
aieely I,rrnished; eongenial surroundings;
9ee eaS McHfgAa iS MRass AVE- WRs N Weeks
6E' Iess' ols6 tylp beds semiprivate BATH $50 mo.
II Is*l y MONROE ST. N.E.--Attached home.
Nicely furn:; large room twin beds; inner,
steres sass rs eaeh AD sF' s4ao eos Sn0Ds sha
1881 y. ST: NE. young man to share
line and bus, unlimited phone. twin beds,
1909 II. NJ. NJ fit nicely furnished room rooms,
single and double $50 and $40 Ii 9,o77,
:aa 9Th, ST. N.E.-Two small back rooms
hs 81 sssPs smpIsysa 10 'sSnRls eSaren rr'Hdars
nice couple, noondrinking; price. SIC, per
Tsf7 isfs rIonipA 19 nSai AvE-one nicely Via larn
double bedroom, next to bath; conv.
sss II 4hENSIsssEsEE SEE AVE. N,E;-smau bedrm.
With ranni1g Iag ysteT' Spitsb1e for man or
phone prs Poe GOOD eransp neas unm Ta
girls or married couple, $50 for .. TR'
isss G ST, N;E;-Bsdroom and sitting
54os MAPLE RD.--e rms. and use of
KHIehen, ~ - laundry privileges $40 per month,
Il i4is l;Esis 4RislDAp AVE. sE.zlarss ME nicely
800 Eth Eth 81. ST. N.E.0E1cellent transp an
PVT. home. unlim. phone; SIS wk NO
fpsS f1s sth ii'sF st. Eean cssndays ioom with run
ming water; near Capitol quiet neighbor-
i4Ss LAWRENCE ST. small rm.. - $50:
leges, Phone MI. 4011, all day SATURDAY,
as's 5ios MORSE sE ST, N.E.-Larse front TT Eoom
eminent ;ann MSSRF SS,KsTs g ca q sla t9T one;
e.y nSNof adjonins S sfSnf's BATH sxcesn sGGm
iEss!ssDi 81 81 sRaiesly TRenta furnished large
gentlemsn; $50 mo; near bus and car
lbs I!sHss n IT cxho11sA xusof AVE- sr-1arsel i1 at
gle, $50 double Cali any time Saturday
4s1a Goth ST. N.E.-Young girl TO share
,, 70 busline: phone; twin beds; S5 week.
s Sos EAST EAST CAPITOL sr.-rwo double
rooms, one twin bed. one double bed; 81
$3.50 ssos Toopk1baH Ss5a 81 5dis ST. sE.-Detaehed
refined person; $40 mo. Call after p I'M.
SEA b ST. N.E.-1st-noor front double
room; on : cariines; $3.50 double or ss5
s4is 18th ST. NE. lat 10th and r. I. ave.
Rss n D4Yass for TWO Of three
rooms. private bath, telephone and laundry
month each Phone Dupont 22al..
s ssaDs sna oom ST. sa soap AD ct psoee eonR
sis snsp'P E. Ca ear mo srNrrdnt' raas Clean conf
conv for nondrinkins gentleman; So week.
I3s G ST. N.E.--Nicely furnished room,
ss s as fRASRSLN AK is!er 81 TT TEsrre e24e aous.
1ss sT Shene H2 aoor s'sn master bed
Is sHfsipHS ssi sT60. 6a rR roo 5o next
s 5a' T Rf'si1s sis5 nome single 800 eoHs'e'
double rm., twin beds: pvt. home; j blk.
sS x !, ;sHa's s sa sE
no ' Cooking. al4s Al. Il ASH. Su''e' 11s sA'
COLORED-NEAT, bright room, next to
bath; 315 63rd st..n.e. 80 week. Call
CoLoREp-sa QUINCY pL. N.E.-Room
for rent to nice, reliable girl. S25 month.
Evening star., 1946-08-11
ApTs. FURNISHED tcest.,

WANTED--rwo refined girls share COM
Portable conveniently located apartment in
Star. IL
ATTESTIoN-veteran, wife. girl. to s;
newly painted s.6edroom apt; new fuIni-
VICINITY 18th and n NV. - Gentleman
offers single room In wsll-furnished apt.
Of phone, Rent, S35. Box 1854, Star. --i2
CoL0RED--6ts PARK ROAD N.w.--Lse.
room for men; near TRANSPORTATION: 50. rs
week. RA. $3.50 after pm. --l2
CoL0RED-2523 18Th ST. Nw.--Larse
room, kitchenette. dinette: suitable 3
girls, 50 each; gas heat, light included.
North 2605 after 3 pm. Monday
COLoRED-2s1l GEORGIA ave. n.w.--Ls.
dbl rm., suitable for employed couple or
girls, $3.50 per wk. ca; no cookins.
Evening star., 1946-08-11
APARTMENTS uNFuRhIsHEp.

FOR COMMERCIAL USE ONLY-second-
Z. apt, 2o31 K st, w. rms, suitable
tor or onces Sl25 per mo. Ma. 0320.
COUNTRY cLUB-unfurnished apt, liv.
n1nr nm oeoi,ii bath no cooking; golt, SWIM
VICINITY 14th AND EUCLID N.W.-Two
bedroom apartments, $50 mo-; for rent 10
sstttomooiie dealer or salesman. Box 1887.
CoIORED APT. for rent, 3 rooms, kitchen
ana bath, $50. 420 NJ st. Sc, TR 244s.