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Evening star., 1946-09-24
Captain Who Saved
Liner From U-Boat 10
Command America
By the Assoeioied Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-Capt
HAIRY Manning, who argued Ger
man U-boat commander out of sink
ing the steamer Washington carry
ing 1000 passengers in 1910, has been
appointed commander of the Amer
ica, largest Americana owned passen-
ger liner, John M. Franklin, presi-
dent of the United States Lines, an
nounced today.
AT the same time Capt Manning
was appointed commodore of the
United States Lines fleet, Mr.. Frank
li1i said.
Capt. Mannings exploit in saving
the liner Washington and with il
the lives of many Americans landed
him on the front pages of American
newspapers as one of the Nations
heroes.
The Washington was halted in
June, 1940, by German submarine
whose commander announced his
intention of sinking it and ordered
the passengers to take to the life
boats.
While these orders were being
carried out Capt. Manning engaged
In a rapid-flre conversation by
blnker with the sub commander
arguing that the United States was
a'neutral q power. The commander
countermanded his orders and per-
mitted the Washington to proceed
u1aharmed
Capt. Manning flew with the late
Amelia Earhart as navigator and
made practice of rescuing downed
flyers in mid-Atlantic. Though
onyl 40, he has spent 80 years at sea
AS an officer in the Naval Reserve
Capt. Manning, native New
Yorker, participated in the evac-
uation of the last war refugees
from Singapore.
His best-known exploit was res
citing the entire crew of 80 from
the sinking Italian freighter Florida
during midnight gale through
howling seas, in 1929 Three years
later he commanded the lifeboat
that rescued the flyer Lou Reichers,
downed in mid Atlantic.
Evening star., 1946-09-24
Tension in CuIcutto
Hiqh After Disorders
BY tho Associated Pres,

CALCUTTA, Sept. 24.--Hindu-
Moslem tension remained high to-
day as a result of yesterdays re-
currence of communal disorders, in
which 10 were killed and so
wounded
The predominantly Hindu Con-
gress party press blamed the latest
trouble on the inability of Bengel's
Moslem ministry to restore peace
and on wild preachings' of some
Moslem League newspapers.
The Moslem press said it resulted
from false report published in a
Calcutta newspaper that there had
been an attempt on the life of
Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. Congress
party leader and leading minister of
the interim government in Delhi.
Evening star., 1946-09-24
Raj Commodore 10 Arrive
On Air Safety Tour Of U. 5.

Air Commodore Arthur Charles
Henry Sharp, director of accident
prevention for the British Royal
Air Forces, will arrive in Washing
ton tomorrow to begin a study of
flying safety methods at air installa-
tions in this country.
While in Washington, he will be
guest of Air Marshal r. v. God
dard, head of the RAF delegation.
He will meet Gen. Carl Spaatz,
chief of the Army Air Forces, and
AAF safety officials. His tour will
include Boiling Field and Langley
Field, Va.
Commodore Sharp recently COM
pleted a 30,000-mile trip inspect
ing Raj overseas stations in
search of methods to reduce fly
ing accidents. -
Evening star., 1946-09-24
Births Reported

Arthur and Joyce Anderson, girl
Arnold and and N;ln;y,. Nancy Appleby' girl
Paul and Norma Befgeron, girl.
Howard and Lucylle Bolton. girl
tsrpR 1e.spR AND AND Hss ts b4osh hSsshert So1 girl
John and Myrl Burkett. girl
Theodore and Dora Burns. girl
Joseph an and .I;si Rsrbsra ara. casssssa' girl!
william and Melitta Collier. boy
Avis and Lottie Cook, girl
Richard and Jane Croop, girl
Glenn and Margaret Darst, girl.
EdxaTd Edsnn,s snd snd sasricts Ida Davis; boy.
sfns ssp ana snS MdTed Haass Fnwnlan sr sr
Curmit and Florence Helm. boy.
Raymond and Laura HOPPER, girl.
Thomas and Barbara Kane, girl.
Roy and Dorothy Lee, boy.
Crank and Caroline Longbon, girl:
william and Msrsuerite May. girl. III
Bernard and Audrey Naunmann, girl.
Sam samuel aha and as5y Grace rTGssch Riohtt sir fr
William and Audrey Rodgers, boy and girl
Mer1a MMorman na and i; Doris sadler. girl.
John and Mary soitis, girl.
imes sifaes and and RsrasTine ksrseIdne soqsa boy
Armand and Marsaret yasco. boy.
Dsish DDoiand az and H. virginia Whiteman. girl.
Mciln ana Emlne ESenbel, girl.
John and Amanda Beatty boy.
Walter and Mary Bell, girl.
William and Margaret Brandon boy
William and Esther Brock, girl.
Edward and Nora Brown, boy.
BENJAMIN and Marie Brown, boy.
Ralph and Irma Brown, girl
curtis and Gussie Brown, girl
William and Theresa Carroll, girl.
Miiiiam and Eleanor Collins, boy
Wilism and Lenore Colwell, boy.
Melvin and Dolores Conrad, girl
5helby and Frankie Freeman, boy
John and Evelyn Gaskell, girl
Joseph and Elsie Gibson, boy
Nathaniel and Veronica Gross, girl.
Nelson and Elizabeth Henderson, boy.
Jesse and Eva Hunter, girl
Nathaniel and Shelia jackson, girl
Alfred and jamie jackson, girl
Robert and Vivian Johnson, boy
Robert and Hazel johnson, boy
Louis and Bertha Kimbrow, girl
Cnen and Virginia Lean, boy
James and Edith Lightfoot, girl
CdeH and Frances Lilies, girl
samuel and Earline Long, boy
Augustus and Doris Peyton, girl
Alfonso and Lula Reed, boy
william and Berntce Shorter boy.
James and Lola Stephens, boy,
James and Mildred Strawder boy
George and Minnie Taylor girl
walter and Mabel Tobe, girl
Bernard and Ella Travers, boy
stephen and Glener Wade, boy.
walter and Mary williams, boy
Frederick and Enola Willis, boy
E1oyd and Julia Williams, boy
Evening star., 1946-09-24
Auxiliary 10 Hold
St. PauI's ConcIave

The Woman's Auxiliary to the
Protestant Episcopal Church will
hold its first Diocesan Conference
at st. Pauls parish hall, Rock Greek
Church road and Webster street
NV, next Monday and Tuesday.
Dinner will be served and an eve-
ming meeting held at st. Adams
Church, Mount St. Alban on Mon
day.
Bishop Angus Dun will open the
conference. Other speakers will in
clude the Rev. C. Leslie Glenn, rec
tor of st. Johns Church, Lafayette
Square; Mrs. Harold C. Kelleran
diocesan conSultant in Christian Ed
ucation, and the Rev. Stephen Field
ing Bayne, chaplain of Columbia
University, New York.
Reports will be given by women
who attended the recent Woman
Auxiliary Triennial in Philadelphia
Mrs. Waldo Burnside is president
of the Woman's Auxiliary for the
Diocese of Washington, which in.
cludes the District and four Mary
land counties.
! Among the chairmen she has ap-
pointed for the conference are: Mrs
J. Pervis Minor, general chairman
assisted by Mrs. Henry Diedrich ano
Mrs. Leonard Elstad; Mrs. C. Stan.
ley Carpenter, program; Mrs. Robert
M. Eaves and Mrs. Walter Dunlop
registration; Mrs. Halert C. Shep.
heard, tea; Mrs. J. Edwards Bur.
roughs, transportation and Mrs. r
S. Sayles, housing.
Luncheon will be served under
auspices of the Woman's Auxiliary
of st. Pauls Church, Rock Greek
which has two branches under tn,
presidency of Mrs. Walter H. Con.
way and Mrs. Thomas E. Berry, re.
spectively. Mrs. Nellie Whitcroft
is luncheon chairman. The Rec.
tors Aid of ST. Adams Church, un.
der the leadership OF Mrs. w. Ed.
mund Freeman will serve dinner
Evening star., 1946-09-24
Barley Takes Commend
OF 4th Fleet Today
BY the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 24.-Vice
Admiral Daniel E. Barley of Port
land. Greg, a pioneer exponent of
amphibious warfare, assumes COM
mand today of the Nays 4th Fleet,
succeeding Vice Admiral Charles H
McMorris, Watumpka, Ala, who has
been ordered to Washington.
Ceremonies marking the change
in command will be held aboard the
heavy cruiser Oregon at the Phila-
delphia Naval Base.
Admiral McMorris, former chief
of staff to Admiral Chester w
Nimitz. has been named to the Navy
Departments general board.
Evening star., 1946-09-24

POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y.-WINS
INDIAN AWARD-Miss Evelyn
Yellowrobe, who will receive
the 1946 Indian achievement
medal of the Indian Council
Fire in Chicago Friday, pic
tured yesterday as she con-
Quoted classes at Vassar Col
lege, where she is a teacher
in the English department.
A great-granddaughter of Sit
ting Bull, Sioux chief and
victor of Clusters Last Stand,
she Is the fourth woman
to receive the award since
establishment by the Council
Fire in 1888. -AP Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1946-03-10
ROOMS sURhIsHED-s.E. and s.W.

CoLoREDNo62 ST. iv s:EiiMRcomS for
!16 9th ST. S.E.-comfortable bedroom
for, for Smniddle-ased man. nOn-drinker;
1862 i6os SPoTomAc AVE. SIN GENTLE
home, front room for sober, quiet gentle
r.: sia5 BGENA VISTA TER. Sc, Apt. 4
Cheerful large room, adjoining porch, pri-
yate entrance IN private apt. Of jewish
I706 3 ST s.E.-single room. ST week,
se sT PTstersfo bus 4oom at 1ened
drinking Eentleman' IN private home SO
1918 18th ST. s.E.-sinsle room. next
1896 G ST. S.E.-Front room. nicely fur
nished, ) windows. double. ST. week. Gas
1857 B ST. s.E:-one nicely furnished
near Lincoln Park, | blk from transpqTta-
s4is MINNESOTA AvE.-Nicely furnished
double room m ! or 2 employed girls. s25
1927 a1st PL. Sc, Apt. Room in apart
ment with another lady $50 Phone TR.
si ia ST. s.E.-sinsle sleeping rm.. for
sober seatleman,; bus passes door, $3.50
lei VI 18th 81 ST. 81 81, Ant. 7-Iarre bedroom
hsne ssR s,ds facing DaEs Asao pvt. BATH sentlemsn
S.E.-Quiet room available for l elderly
gentleman; supply essential references;
S37. so. Call TR. 04l9 Sun, 12 noon to
pm. for appointment. Box SIS. Star. TO-
5215 r ST. S.E.-Large dble. rm., , closets
next to bath and shower; unlim. tel. close
to Boiling and Andrews Fields and Census
Bur. Hillside 1895 10
1899 BURKE ST. Sc. near new armory-
For gentlemen: master bedrm.. twin beds,
pvt. bath; S25 per mo. ca. AT. S552. 10
ROOM, Ice. DBL. Bed girls tprefer-
ably friends, mo, April to Sept. J.,
1916: S25 ea per mo. Box HOS, Star. .
Evening star., 1946-03-10
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

PIGS AND SHOATS, sows ready to far
row. sOws' with PIGS. sH. 51l4, Me. ! 1884.
LIVELY IL I1od BAY MARE for good rider, Yrs;
SSS HoksEs oh $50 for SALE $500 1qe for
TWO FINE 6-yeaT-old dapple gray mares,
Ssssn5 Sssa5, W. 02e- = bo@ELF cSS pounds Call II. sP
HORSE. white-spotted, gentle; has smooth
slow canter. Can be seen at 34o1 Branch
saited. both bay; also Western and Eng
sR rear p9y o} onda and ave-
FHBA, 3O31, Jerry sappelo. Book your
Tsmpis nST Hill Hilltop MR. F'7R 72NdE E'hff Hicks
stYEAR.oLD AR SPOTTED HORSE, ,.-sorrel Mag
Ru scf rns
cheap horses; 3 half-breed colts, and 4
year olds; one herse cart and harness; l
dsss ds@pis Hill. '''i Mr.. ' VANCE 'fi Hicks, 81
MARE. spotted. 142 hands. gentle ideal
MULES. some good ones S35 and up; 4
ing horses, some matched teams: harnesses,
plows, wagons, saddles. brides: everything
tFEsf WiIkERs EfSE 0 h st old
black. ] bay; gentle; bsagtit9l eondition;
SGn one PtREBEED IRE; 5l0Tff JERSEY COW, years
old: purebred Jersey heifers, 10 months
purebred jersey bull calf; all, unusually
hne animals: open to offer. Apply MATTA-
POM FARM. Groom, Nd, Marlboro
SADDLE MARE. 5-gaited. fine head and
neck, stylish action, gentle, sound and
young, $500. AT. 6S74. 3401 Branch
Cow-Jersey; ,purebreq. fresh. aEd sal sslf.
: to 5 gals daily gentle and and sound % $50; $50
1915 bryant St. ne; NJ oeso
% de. martin ' gale fsH'f and b bpidie e Hillside
HORSE for sale. beautiful sorrel mare,
FOR lady or gentleman OR. 643s I'll
10 YOUNG work horses and mares, | pair
Belgium mares in foal. Rear 2234 Pa,
PALoMINo MARE. gentle, IA hands tall;
good jumping horses. l SOW. bean-bred
9. cheap riding horses. Rear 736 18th
GooD WORK HORSE. will work anywhere.
55ERsEy g HEIFERs; nz JTessistered' fresh and
IF YOU Want 4 SADDLE, Western or
English, see US first, we have them; 18l
new new pony pony Saddles, halters. saddle pads,
brides of any kind, large selection of new
and used farm harness. buggy harness and
pony harness. PRATT SADDLE & HAIR
NESS co, 2Os-1O S. Paca st, Baltimore l.
Nd, near Wash blvd.
REGISTERED short horns, . cows, and
& years old: springers 4 heiferS, 3 young
bulls. Apt 4. 1909 No. 2nd I'd, Arlington
Va CHI 6126 after pm.
SADDLE HORSES (2), one work horse, one
milk COW. Hillside 041S-W.
ONE large, young, beautiful mare for sale.
Tower 6143 before noon.
GoATsITwo dairy goats, fresh in April
YeRiStpred TOQpPnburQ huck each S35
one young doe, $40. NJ. R. CARROLL,
MCLEAN, Va. Tel. Elmwood 521.
Evening star., 1946-03-10

SHARE sld APARTMENT With snother sir,
5S 5soi eosN' eets 52 AVE- nj NW@sroom 9i9s furnished
apt. for Ink, private bath, unlim. phone;
transp. at. door: all utilities; S75. Cali
BEAUTIFUL furnished apartment, 3116
18th, st. NV; no children or pets; S10o.
Can be @ seen 6etween "a on Sunday.
aS ap En s ss59tse asff'sye es Sst
12 and 5, Apt. 201, 2310 40th pl. NV.
1880 PARK RD.. Apt. sos-Lads, a5 to s5.
separate beds, $40 covers everything but
too5 a1p hitsr 10 am, Sun. s,. -,
tlst floor of house,. "A Fort dr., Fairhaven,
sTuD1o siTti, o APARTMENT, no kitchen, private
sa Pas s5nsqss 5sos in 5es SassnsHs S.
GeR GRt W sp rh SHARE snone4 nice sT Enssa nsd
phone. good Transportation: two rooms.
kitchenette and private bath; S35. l444
so Belmont st. NV. AID. 5497. Do not cali
1885 MORSE ST. N.E;-Front bedroom
and kitchen, completely furnished, for
1sh sT ssutS wSns ss sr frsh o
d fsiSss is ss4 .sssa
va .tSe ss to sfs s4srs s5ss sds5P s r.
goo 90 ELM1kA, sT: sf. %s:3W.. No. 4oiLes,rl
g sns srraafn hath; ss2 sSTT9 me- rn Fg; g29s; 10.
tractive apt, with other girls: S31.25 ea.:
Art. Phase phone .Ap. $3.50. 10:
YOUNG PROFESSIONAL WOMAN will
share lovely apt. with lady. 2S-35, Catho-
lic, college graduate preferred. Box 52-S,
GIRL share double room with another girl
in apt, 18th st. NV: $50 per month. ME-
3535 weekdays. co. 1895 ewes. Box 2o2-M,
Star, is
/ OR . GIRLS share nice roomy apt. nr.
Boiling Field with > other girls; S25 ea
70 Galveston pl. s.w., Apt. c. FIR. 1887.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.--Bachelor apt. gen.
tlemen only: nonhousekeeping, living room,
bedroom, twin beds, private bath; $75 mo.
NEWLY DECoRATED Groom furn. apt,
with semibath in private home. Employed
couple. References required. S45 per
month. After l pm. Sunday phone Vienna
77-W-X. Park st. (Box 3D, Vienna, Va.
Evening star., 1946-03-10
MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE.

DASHIELL TRANSFER, local moving. gen.
eral hauling so miles radius: cargo insur-
or nnbt ses se5vs Can DE gs
NEW INTERNATIONAL, 1h-ton. 9-foot.
stakes, and vans, by, hour, day or week;
f1s5Slans R6cR RRsRfs Al e!vfs Sa
hps an AND 81 ne Seasonsbe oas rates;
MOVING q STORAGE SE'Ae Co. x. HSs7' 4s :
RaosE I. .he sfs sssns service; xanR Fss ss2
as1Ss aRfSA aov1Na rs sisA S srokAcE coEocal l9s
ss 'sas sa.linei n lV0 too large an'
IDS BUREAU CORP. take care Of your
moyins.day problems; packing. transpor.
ence nave made US specialists IN han.
ding your household effects: come In and
ie. x Us ta!s t over: Phone IL 29s4 or I.
MOVING. GENERAL Rl H HAuLiNG. Gqs trash re-
bsss mSys or tFYnk ph sns sns5 earsass service AD
haalins a speciality, dE. 1851 IL.
with t, all neT eopippmens dp1 ns,ns T
VETERAN Just out Of the service will move
Big 81 or or too S's small. mall EARL. DI. Ass. II:
% trsct for A regular hanls: hS T reasonable Son rates
Night hauling q specially. MI. 5065, l3'
INC THE best moving Job possible by ca
pable and courteous moving men. Insured
flreproof storage facilities Phone Ia.
$500: night. EN- 1858. 49,
YOUR MOVE? Call day or night for gen.
era, hauling or moving by veteran. JOHN
GLOVER, DE. $3.50. 22'
MOVING AND CRATING-For quick and
prompt service call HO. 2725 or MI. 5437
wANTED-LoADS or part loads to and
cago, ST. Louis. Kansas City. Denver.
Colo: New York Boston and California.
sATToRsRsae4E 81 sse4 SPACE AVAILABLE. $4,000 So
#: local moving, padded vans; reasonable
rates: packing, Grating of all kinds; prompt
service. ME 2042. MANHATTAN STOR-
AGE & TRANS. CO. 500 n Y. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1946-03-10
ROOMS EURkIsHED-Mp. and VA.

RIvERDALE, MD, 630t 10th AvE-Dou-
Bile room, nicely furnished, twin beds. two
6Ns Rf a0upe No 9o
bus lines. minutes, to Pentagon and
Navy Annex, Large basement rm., priv.
bath, priv: entrance. men or wom-
CoMFoRTABLE SLEEPING RooM-in
priv. home. conv, bath, employed adult,
fanRnNST6S fG 1fE Sssb cav VArS5a cH Spae room with
kitchen pTIyilegess for settled business
DouBLE ROOM S1' next to bath in pri-
vate home; settled employed cple.. or 2
settled ladies'; no drinking; convenient to
YoTSG Sps linfs REFNE6 fH S91g GIRL to share twin
bedroom, in PRIV. home home with another girl;
SILVER Pfs SP sPRISGESicely SG, SHf furnished front
SIS month Has 81. 5455i. 5'' suns u ''OD'e'
AEhGT9NaaFfG 1IhfS a9s lene TUom 5sms V vk
1887. Call all day Sun, or after week
sAHsH RGgHtr ss s89s sss s; Fssfs
ssses eacR Sn ca ah0ef cH H5ss H5saSi's' desired
eapeed eaa panied ass 1st FGn Gor swy
furnished; gentlemen. 1927 N. Utah St.
4o1 SLIGO AVE, Silver sprins-Nieely
NEAR J. II. u. ana new Naval LAD, douple
room, private lavatory, 2 blocks from bus,
breakfast optional, $50. SH. 6S02.
LARGE ROOM, twin beds. newly decorat
ed, pvt. home, new shower bath, laundry
priv, Sc weekly each: girls. Call OK.
NEWLY FURN. double room, 10 MIN.
downtown, in new home, breakfasts Sat &
FiRsT%FIooR BEDROOM. next bath, twin
beds; on Lee hwy. busline: unlimited
phone; 2 gentlemen. Call CHI. 2305 any
eve. after O'Clock. 10
4aI4 CURTIS RD., Chevy Chase, Md
Semibasement single room, private bath.
outside entrance: 3 blocks Wisconsin ave.
Ist-FLOOR SINGLE ROOM and bath. new
" furnished, in modern home; on busline.
Reasonable SH. 1882. 10
YOUNG COUPLE have nice 1st-foor room
for girls; hcme privils.; transp. at door:
S25 mo Can WA. 0839. III
CHEVY CHASE. Md nice third-fioor
rooms. private home; good bath; block to
bus. Wisconsin 9172.
IN SUBURBS-Twip beds newly deco
rated, rm. ON 2nd a. in bungalow. for cou-
pie or 2 girls Call Hillside 1851
GIRLS-Nicely furnished double room, au-
tomato hot-water heat. Close to Braddock
Heights and Pentason buses. loo fare
SINGLE ROOM, man, small family, $40
month, including. real breakfast. Conven-
isnt Ndn to buS 0xf 0xford 1892:
almost at door.
Evening star., 1946-03-10
ApTs. FURNISHED Cont J

nished apt; gentile home, Ia blks. to bus.
YOUNG ofFiCER or civilian to share apt
with another man: sig wk. 1717 18th
FIsRY Il sny bNasSa AZ "a Rb M. 7s1s NWstudio rm.
refrigeration. range, sink, large closet, next
to bath. for middle aged employed lady.
No drinking or smoking. S35. Box 269-M,
YOUNG LADY to share modern apt with
gsnss sf cooking sna p
ARi asusSaE aSx 81 SPrS&TJs44cesss 81 ssFS slrl
t. sh oe S sssa every 81 nss
e q BTsddock HEIGHTS and pentason buses
eas sov Place iSbf 4 osTs
LADY opportunitys IT to share comfortable BE
18th s.; NV; co: 5000. Apt. so4, 10 70 g.
gith lang another, S36. 800 Otis pl. NV.
room apartment at 18th and Park I'd.
VIZ VIZ GfRis q. e. sentile, ti have an attractive
broom apartment that we think is the
next best think to home We are looking
to share ali expenses (about $40 monthly
INCLUDING food to live in a modern atmo-
TRhs5s TEacHER Tay1T s 7lSg share 4sHe 1s5
Sc, Penna. ave. April Ist to June 18th,
with one or two refined women: excellent
od Transportation: references exchanged. Box
ONE GIRL to share nicely furnished apt,
$40 per month. FILLMORE GARDENS,
SHARE APT girls would like third girl
between % and 80, to share attractive .
be bedroom . apt; gentle home, $40 a month.
634 MD. AVE. .W.~Kitchenette and large
front room. Frigidaire, for 2 men. 81 each.
so 70 dfnssss Isth sf sfed NWy NaPWPy Ap P as ss45
BLDG al conyeniences. $50 per month
sos HoLsrEIN AVE, Takoma Park Md
Basement apartment. room. kitchenette
shower bath, gentleman preferred. $50 per
:.RM .fIda ASb b, saf1Hi saG1i BACHELOR APT. ,pri-
Yate ne h99e 9si3 9ns afb gentleman SO On bus
living room. moaeGn a Eitchen peosi dlnette istse
sf9sF shs 81 9sn' side Isass
Sans Sas5 BAKER sttk a.,s1 ST, NE:-wlll share my
NEAR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. room, bed
room. semiprivate bath. for quiet settled
gentleman or might consider people, $50
YOUNG PROF. MAN will share his well
furn; apt. vic. Shoreham. with responsible
give full particulars. BOX 1875. Star. 10.
APT. FOR 3 GIRLS, close to FBI Armory,
near to transp. and stores, every conven-
lence: S25 mo. ca. 800 18th pl. ne. AT
1854. 10
505 NICHOLSON ST. - Bedroom twin
BEDS, kitchen and bath. on second floor,
girls; all utilities; $50 month. 10
TWO GIRLS will share gentle apt with
2 other girls. preferably college graduates
$50 month each. 1886 Colorado ave.
SILVER SPRING-Young man, 20 to 80,
to share furn. basement bachelor apt
with another young man; unlimited phone;
S25 month. Call 81. 6407. 10
LIV. RM, BIZ dinette, kit. bath; modern
sc: apt tldg.: adults; 1-yr. lease; ref req
COLO GIRL, TO share
apt, 4 47th st. Sc. Apt B: 500
Evening star., 1946-03-10
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

l7O6 18th ST. N.W-Triple room; other
vacancies: good meals: $40 to $50 month.
BEST CARE for elderly in nurses private
home, kind, quiet; reference. Gil. 1898.
COMFORTABLE ROOMS to share, with
board, for young men; S41 mo. Near Vet
Grams Administration, MI. STA. -12
Io6 Is6 MASS ass. AVE- r NiW%5eVacancies for two
Girls only. s45 month. Under new man
FOR 3 GIRLS-17o4 @ st. NV. Near Du-
pont Circle. Walking distance to down
town ONCE bldgs. Large 2nd floor front
room, plenty of closet space, convenient
bath. Good home-cooked meals. S45
LARGE FRONT ROOM, first floor, Tor 3
boys. All single beds, innerspring mat
tasS tseSses. Coed home-cooked meals. S45
LARGE ROOM FOR ONE GIRL to share
with 2 others. Very nice. agreeable girls
Good home cooked meals S45 IL
1914 10th ST N.W.-Two young ladies to
share large triple; excellent meals and
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE. 171c H. ave.
n.w.-A few vacancies for girls in this
GEoRGEToWNSLarg room with bath in
delightful new house, maid, garden. meals:
Phone o Dupont 54as I Monday g.: IL.
room for 3 girls, nicely furn, front; ideal
location. Switchboard. Excellent meals.
VERY LARGE, ATTRACTIVE ROOM for ?
girls, single beds also double room for >
girls: $50 month each. DE. 5637. Ill