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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-17
By HERMAN N. BUNDEsEN. MD.

EMOTION is a thing Of the
mind and spirit but it also affects
the body.
An outburst of anger, for in
stance, quickens the heart, lenses
the muscles and sets the whole
body in fighting trim. Grief slows
every vital process, acting as a
brake where anger serves as a
spur. Fear shows in the sharply
in-drawn breath and paling skin.
1t is not surprising then, that
long-continued emotional tensions
the DINNER, habitual forms of
these states of overwhelming feel
ting-can also cause bodily changes
just as surely as bacteria or injury.
Some such factor is thought to
be at the root Of persistent head
aches which occur from time to
time over period of years.
Oae of these chronic headaches
is known as psychogenic headache.
The disorder occurs most often in
women. They often have the head
aches over q period of Is to rs
years. The headaches come on
gradually. The location varies.
Before the headache occurs,
there may be sensitivity to light,
:dimness Of eyesight, and sickness
to the stomach. In practically all
cases, tho headaches are worse
during the regular periods, and
often start during menstruation.
According to Doctors Arnold P.
Friedman and Charles Bremen of
New York, temporary relief may
be obtained by combinations OF as
.piril and caffeine. Together with
these drugs one Of the drugs known
as tarbiturstes also may be admin
i5tcsd TO give prolonged relief
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-17

Copyright. 1916. King Features Syndicate Inc
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-17
Travellers Ill Hitting Ankles

confined to the ankles md L.
third Of the legs. There nv o"ef
signs Of inflammation or in;, no
and no fever or other symptoms ~
indicate severe disturbance
1t is not difficult to d;aa.o
since the swelling is not accSmns'
MED by any Of the symntnm.
which go along with the swelI;ns
OF the legs caused by heart disoa.es
kidr ~ trouble or lack of nrota;l,
foods, such as milk, meat or eps.
in the diet. esss'
Forewarned Is forearmed ca o..
as travellers edema is concernoa
Exercising the legs before tbs
swelling develops will prevent Il
entirely or clear it up if used ~
soon as the edema occurs.
Bathing the feet in warm wo,o.
is helpful. Massage of the toes
ankles and calves of the legs !,
also beneficial. If response is not
prompt with these measures tbs
wearing of an elastic stocking is
helpful.
Of course, the condition can bs
prevented by warning travellers to
keep active and not to SIT with Tho
legs hanging down for long ne.
RODS of time.
'eature, Syndicate Ine.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-17
Effects Of Emotions on Health

Testosterone, a glandular ex.
tract given by injection into q
muscle 10, z and 8 days before the
period gives relief to some patients.
A preparation known as stilbes-
troll Is sometimes helpful in re-
lieving the headaches which occur
during the change Of life in women,
Treatment with drugs alone
often is not sufficient to bring
about cure in most cases. Psyche
logic treatment is also suggested.
For example, an attempt is made
to determine just what things in
the persons surroundings or in her
activities seem to bring on the
headaches.
If this can be found and the
facts explained to the patient, ii
may make her aware of certain
motives and aims which she never
fully recognized. Then attempts
can be made to change the environi
menG or surroundings and develop
a normal way Of living. This, in
turn, relieves nervous tension and
thus may aid in permanently re!
lieving che headaches.
OF course, not all headaches are
Of this type and 1t must be remem-,
bered that in every case, headache
is a symptom, not a disease. This
means that to cure headache, the!
doctor must first find and cure the
disorder which ig causing 1t. Thus, /
the headaches which are caused byI
acute infections disappear aftsr|
the illness clears up.
Headaches occur in many dis
orders which have nothing else I'M
common; hence, IL is only careful
investigation and treatment Of the
cause that relief from the had
! echa can IA ofotainad. ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-17
,, HERMAN N. BURDEsEN. ND.

NEARLY everybody has OBJ
served that sitting with the legs
hanging down for long periods will
cause swelling Of the ankles, and
perhaps, q slightly painful sensa-
ton Of heaviness in the feet.
Since the war this condition has
been dignified with the name
"traveler's edema" because it
was first observed as a mass reac-
ton among the men who, in the
course of their military duties,
made long nonstop trips Of thou
sands Of miles.
AS the name indicates, the in
activity to which travellers are
subjected, whether they 60 by sea,
rail, road or air, is one of the sur
est ways of provoking this condi-
ton.
Blood Stagnates
It is we'll known that movements
Of the leg muscles assist circula-
ton of the blood through the veins.
When muscular movement is
greatly lessened or absent entire
ly, the venous blood tends to
stagnate in the extremities and
swelling results.
In travellers edema, swelling is
COPYRIGHT, 1916. King
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-17
BY LYNN NISBET.
Daily Dispatch Bureau

Raleigh, Aug. l7.-There are APP
proximately 1900 veterans in North
Carolina participating in on-the-job
trai:ing. according to Col. Wiley NJ.
Pickens, head of the state veterans
commission. With this many men
involved and varied kinds OF proj-
ects included. it is not reasonable to
hope for perfection in administra-
ton. Col. PickC:S is convinced that
abuses are at a minirSum in this
state. Every few days some firm
is blackliSted, and occasionally some
veterans are removed from the list
because of failure to comply with
regulations. On the whole the pro-
gram is working beneficially to both
trainers and trainees, Pickens be-
lcves.
CRlClCISM - 1t has been po:i,ted
out that the recent blast of General
Bradley against alleged abuses of the
system throughout the country was
directed chiefly at the part the scv-
cral states play in the set-up This
Is in line with the common attitude
Of federal agencies dealing coopera-
lively with the states, and is an out
cropping of tho human iStinct for
passing the buck. Colonel Pickcns
Goes not claim pCrleCtlOn Tor North
Cardinals part in the program, nor
will he conccde perfection to the
federal veterans administration, but
he believes the states u:d is being
handled with efficiency. He added
that he can afford to say that be-
cause he has very little to do with
it. The trimming program is admin
iStcrcd through the state depart
mcnt Of public instruction under di-
rection of 4 special committee.
THREAT - About this time of
every election year reports be-
gin to come into Raleigh about
disaffcction among Democrats in
some close counties and danger
of losing them to Republicans in
November. The seasonal rumors
arc not current. Kerr Scott, COM
missioner of agriculture. says he
has reliable reports from Ala
nance and Burke counties that
farmers are Sc mad over fail
urc Of the highway commission
10 provide decor: country roads
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-17

SALARIES - Capitol square o5-
servers will not be surprised if with
in the next few days. ahead Of O..
about concurrent with opening of the
public school term, organized request
will be made to the governor ana
legislative leaders for a commitment,
that they will support bill in the
next assembly raising salaries APP
proNimatcly 30 per cent and maxim,
the raise retroactive 10 July |. 1876
Many school superintendent and
some departmental division heads be-
lieve such commitment must be haG
IL they are 10 obtain and hold SUI
ficicnt trained personnel Ia man key
positions. Legislative leaders an.
Brown to he sympathetic To higher
pay. but extremely reluctant Ia make
advance commitments. So develop
mentS will be watched with keen
interest.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-08-17

us every November" Judge Deal
didn't have an ;',Swer TO that. bu.
McMichacl indicated. soto vocc.
that's different"
Evening star., 1946-11-17
Tokomo Park Woman, los,
Doesn't t Feel Old at Ar
Is Planning to Visit
Relatives Next Yeur,
Toke AirpIune Ride

Mrs. Elizabeth Stafford today is
celebrating her l05th birthday at
her home, 507 Carroll avenue, Ta-
koma Park, Md, and is looking for
ward confidently to many more.
The white -haired little lady,
whose eyesight and hearing are as
keen as they were 20 years ago,
refuses to admit she is old.
1--WE had a wonderful life and I
feel fine" she said. II don't feel
old at ALL
Her formula for staying young is
simple. just enjoy life and don't
worry about anything. She con-
fesses to one vice, however eating
too much candy.
Despite her age, Mrs. Stafford is
full Of plans for the future. First,
she wants to visit relatives in Wash
ington, Pa, next summer, and then
she wants to take an airplane ride.
At her birthday party there will
be large cake with "105" written
on it. There also will be several
friends of Mrs. Stafford, including
the daughters Of her old playmates
Because OF leg injury two years
ago, Mrs. Stafford can't get around
SO well. But she is still chipper and
optimistic.
Mrs. Stafford, who was married
two years after President Lincoln
was assassinated, has always been a
Southern sympathizer although she
was the wife of Northerner, Hiram
Stafford, whom she married when
she was rs. Her husband died Is
years ago.
She still recalls feeling sorry for
the Confederate prisoners she saw
march by the Smithsonian Institu-
ton, where she lived as girl and
Evening star., 1946-11-17
OAR Head Opposes
ANY Move 10 Ease
immigration Laws

Opposition to any movement that
would increase immigration to this
country was voiced last night by
Mrs. Julius Y. Talrnadge, president
general OF the Daughters Of the
American Revolution.
Charging that powerful forces are
at work to weaken immigration laws
and admit a flood Of aliens, Mrs
Talmadge said she supported the
stand of Paul II. Griffith, American
Legion national commander, against
adnittance of large numbers OF
displaced persons.
Noting that thousands of war vet
Grams are homeless, other thousands
are seeking life's necessities and
that "a recession lies ahead" Mrs
Talmadge warned against relaxation
Of present immigration laws.
There are upwards of 1000 ,00(
Americans today who are in neec
| of ! adequate housing" she said
Lets take care of them first"
The OARS last Congress held ir
Atlantic City appealed for re.
turn to the "selective and restric-
Evening star., 1946-11-17
Workers for Blind
To Meet Thursday

The District Association OF Work
ers for the Blind, Inc, will meet
at 8 pm. Thursday in the Willard
Room of Epiphany Episcopal
Church, 1877 G street NV.
Walter K. Handy will be guest
speaker and Mrs. De We're King
and Miss Ida Weitzel will review a
trip through Western States dur
ing which they visited State insti-
tutions for the blind,
Evening star., 1946-11-17

annex. Subject for discussion will
be Should the Government BE Re-
sponsible for Public Health?"
Evening star., 1946-11-17

tive system Of immigration built up
over long years Of study"
Mr.. Griffith had warned of a
move to admit thousands of aliens
ITO put them in competition with
our homeless and jobless veterans
for housing and EMPLOYMENT
Evening star., 1946-11-17

were her father, William McPeak
was curator.
A native Of Washington, Mrs. SAT-
ford moved to San Francisco after
her marriage, living there until 1926
when her family returned here. She
now lives with a friend, Mrs. Clara
Witzke. Her daughter. Miss Clara
L. Stafford, lives at 804 Maple avenue
Takoma Park. Md.
Evening star., 1946-11-17
YWCA Forum Toduy

The New World Forum Committee
OF the Phyllis Wheatley YWCA
Annex, 17l9 Thirteenth street NV,
will hold It's second forum of the
year at $50 this afternoon at the
Evening star., 1946-04-01
DOGS. PETS. ETC

COOKERS, pedigreed: 2 males. Z weeks
$50 each. Phone Herndon 9-J-3. .
ne, keniworth. IL Il. oa7T. 12o' Aoo'Son f0
JUST COMPLETED, "a modern country
home nor for for your dog Boarding and groom
tion. DELLWOoD KENNELS, Leesburg
pike, Mclean. Va. Falls. Church 244O;
evenings and holidays, Falls Church 1856.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. AKc regis
tered and inoculated; sired by son of
Champion Try Cob's Candidate and other
outStanulng dogs; several htters and prices.
Also stud service by above dog UN. 2695.
dss do Pups 10y you viii be proud to
COOKERS, . red males l red female;
temporary ter shots; pedigreed; $40 to s35.
5S6.J-2 during weekdays after 6 pm,
all day Sunday. i
BOSTON BULL TERRIER. sired by Cham
pion American Ace. male, mos. old. Falls
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS. uedigreed, Axe,
$50. EARL GREINER, Falls Church 1886. M
COOKERS, black: males, $40: females. $50:
sired by son of Champion Stockdale, Storm
along. Also another older litter. blacks:
males. $50; females. $40: sired by son of
Ghampion Stockdale. Town Talk, THE
PARAKEETS. Franklin 2133 4
BOSTON TERRIERS, males and females,
3 weeks, registered. 3613 14th st. NV.
DOCS BoARDED-Newly const. kennels,
outdoor screened runways: spec. rates for
Ps5m bqaEdeEs' AKS reg cookers for sale.
211, near CenterVille Fairfax 10 q
Evening star., 1946-04-01
APARTMENTS WANTED.
RETUKNING VETERANS and other

RETURNING VETERANS and other en-
BlSyss Of Gapita T5sansit Co. need
ssSy sas$ Ext drfi9Is s5S syeeRdays .n,,. s.,..as
desires or 5 bedroom furnished 'o.inH or un.
furnished apt. or house. in Chevy Chase,
sethesda sett, or Silver Spring on or before
win guarantee good care of household
ONE ok Two ROOM Ssi apartment, NV. sec
1en iIn or Hon sx Tor STAR t. COL and wife
WANTED-,Unfurnishe or furnished apart
HYhaRy YHhfaRa5y Hepabs HsEsRts
NAVAL tH Aa5 oFffcER StaS needs furnished apart.
Ii Il. conpR. NToSf pAhLER Fl * 74oo Ext JosS'
VETERAN AND WIFE, perm residents, de-
mo no or ahrsn or peurn pss us sDs 4sss
REGULAR OFFICER. Just returned from
Pacific, permanentlt ASSIGNED, needs un-
Sunday; Ex: 2224, Ext; 226: weekdays. RE.
sa ET BGsSfss asRa T GoTPkr G3 assE.s
furn: or To-, unfurn.' by April Is. DU. 4579
TWO TWo ei2e quiet, ste Steady Navy lieutenants, des-
Ext. 25os or $3.50, McKEoWN. 2.
BY APRIL Ia, Al rm., bath and small kit,
H. ZAP pItl He. VI Sc, VeL.s pdCn.
reg; empl. of Govt; not over S35. Box
PERM. CIVILIAN COUPLE, Christians age
:35. desire furn. 3-rm apt in or near Ar
lington. MRS, DoLBEAR,. OK. 3010, Ext
10 between 90. except Sat. and Sun.
apt. preferably NV. section. Call between
9:15 am; and 5:45 pm. Republic 67OO
A1TTioRNEE1Y, college man, ex-onncer, desire,
furn. spt,.. NV. section: will pay up tc
500; Call ELANCE, RE. $500, Ext. 1924
QUIET, middle-aged couple, no children
wish one,bedroom apartment; moderately
WISH TO SUBLET 2-bedroom furn. apt
for 2 or 8 mo-; 2 well-behayed children
UP to S125 mo. GL. $3.50. 90
Evening star., 1946-04-01
MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE.

AETNA MOVING 3 STORAGE CO.-Local
and long distance No Job too large aud
none too small; Il; 100.
ADS BUREAU CORP. take care Of your
moying-day problems; packing. transpor.
tation and storage: many years Of experi-
ence have made US specialists in han
ding your household effects: come in and
let US talk It over. Phone IL 1884 or Ii
1853. 41s Florida ave ne. Room PIG
VETERAN with all new equipment will
move you any time. Also light hauling.
DAsHIELL TRANSFER. local moving. gef-
eral hauling. 50-mile radius: cargo insur-
ance; prompt service. Call DE. 9S71, day
or night and Sundays; reas rates %
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates
We will take your surplus furniture as
part payment en- your moving. EDELMAN S
MOVING & STORAGE CO. ia. 2937. l.
AT YOUR SERVICE PARCEL DELIVERY.
Light furniture hauling, baggage, trunk
and parcel delivery. Veterans. RA. 5443.
VETERAN tqst out p the service will move
MOVING. GENERAL HAGLING. trash re-
moyal, 1H"i :, trunk snd snd baggage service. MI.
YouhR BEST MOVE cby BAYNE 4 scArEs,
1NC.l--The best moving job possible by
capable and courteous moving men: insured,
5sPro9f s5sG niehts storage H fasties Phone IA
LIGHT HAULING, any kind any time; con-
tract, for regular hauls; reasonable rates
VETERAN. starting business, will move you
day, or evening", reasonable rates; light
hauling specially. GE. 4651 1Ss
Evening star., 1946-04-01
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

RESPONSIBLE advertising man Couple,
no chiidrenl want to rent small furn. house
SAVY cMA1ER.' SfH s' On A5nssGa duty
in Wash. after 4 years duty in Pacific,
Re mGSse radius % apt Of ff5 B. ss and M
Rfy Y Ese f9o 1854 Rs guarantee good i:re
HOUSE vs. three or f9uE bedrooms uniusn
tween 8 and 4 Monday through Friday.
$BEbRooM sr ss fao House. 5sRe Silver Spring a. area
preferred. Call SH 59sb. 4
Army - oFPIGER F5 NEEDS SECTION
sAvx cAFTAS Vie 'a ire fsgs tsssshed
vsGst w ARE hoMsdEIIEss! W We? need a house
Walter Reed. wife, children. Tor Z years,
cal alas, Ashton @ S676 COLLECT; y
two-bedroom house or apartment. Ii
1854 after 5:15. l.
Rsf! fsnSs yis!alt7 ssH Can a9
NONyETERAN. being transferred back to
washington April l, In dire need Of q
unfurnished; family forced to vacate April
8 from present house, which has been sold
NAVAL OFFICER desires to lease 2-bed-
room, turn. or unfurn house or apt. call
SNFURNIsaEb A Rs 2h pC s-6sdroom ss hous. desired
srsasss' ss1sfi G ssSa excellent Care
REsPONsIBLE FAMILY az. separated 8
mos. due to, housing shortage, need unfurn.
SSSS nish: 81 ST. 1885, days
Evening star., 1946-04-01
FARM and GARDEN

osEns for tpss high eysty ssnpne
you have a right to expect and will get
Homestead Dairy Farm will supply your
m in not or 9p an en os
IA rHsne Ss' ,s%
green ss5senh!oases q! for SAFE large or small bull sH
FOR sALEmweiiArotted Aii M man manure. ground
and sieved. delivered, in Washington and
VICINITY in 3-bag orders at S125 a bag.
SUPER INvEsTMENT-what other three
edged value will your hard-earned dollars
purchase Sc more NOR Of today than an invest.
these dollars srew and multiply S si'y as time ne
pleasure and relaxation are immea surable.
il your home is living monument to q
effect you have always longed for. Yews,
aSiss poT azaea shrubs
ornamentsls in wide variety, wondergro,
topsoil fiagstone. cement walks. terraces,
driveways' drainage. seeding, tree surgery,
gardens freplaces, ground cover. termite
control, rat proofing. Free estimates. Ii.
PLOWING-Gardens plowed and harrow
ed; also manure. WA 1893 .
MANURE, well rotted. Sc. so per Is BUSH
els, 81 so per 10 bushels. delivered. WA.
1893 -
STRAWBERRY PLANTS, 2 best variety:
also perennials: and creeping phlox. JOHN
3S46. -6
MIXTURE of composited manure fertilizer
and topsoil, known as mushroom. soil; the
best to top dress your lawn and fertilize
your garden and to enrich and tighten
your flower garden and shrubbery borders.
WA 3434 IS
TOPSOIL: fllling-in dirt: well-rotted ma
nure: trash removed. DE 6337. u
and colors: specimen plants. 2510 18th
NJ MsicCaofRmck-pEER1NG af M.NrRr ,,rsad.r 1
on rubber, like new also pigs and shosts'
ME. 1894. SH. 21l4 Il
TREE REMOVAL. pruning. topping, spray
ing, fertiltzing, bracing and cabling, cav
ity treatment; fully insured. Cali DU
DOGWOOD-Available a number of seed
lings of woodland origin ranging 8 to g It.
Call Mr.. SMITH, Greenbelt 367l, e
Evening star., 1946-04-01
BOATS (conf.)

MATTHEWS model "3S,' 1941 de luxe Sc
dan, twin Diesel engines, ship to shore
radio. etc; everything in perfect condition;
SIG, ,000 lowest cash price. MORTON 81
LOOSE CO.. 10 w. Eager ST., Baltimore L,
PROPELLER REPAIRING-Havs your pro.
peller repaired now before the rush sea-
son. FRANK DEL vECCHIO marine sup
plies, 1912 11th st. Sc. Ii. 4493. FIR.
CABIN CRUISER. 35 IT.. perfect condition,
custom built 1887, 1914 Gray 120-h.p. en-
gine, like new, sleeps five, inner-spring
mattresses. slip covers, galley with Pro-
pane gas stove, refrigerator. sink and
Pspisi p Ma Ma; ss!n Cali CHI. s44o after 8 Pm.
Is'G iaiS LIGHTNING CLASS sLoop, 81 600.
Washing ton, or cali wi. 9444. -
PAINT MARlNE-Copper-br copper
TON, INC, sos Maine ave. s.w, Washing
LIFE PREsERVERS-Kapok and cork for
adults and children. Buy now S. KING
FULTON, INC, sos Maine ave. sw.
FLAGsTONE Walks and terraces, fireo
places, rock gardens. fish ponds, retaining
walls; F. MARCUCCIO. Phone Rockville
LANDSCAPE GARDENER and contractor-
Grounds. large and small parks, ceme-
teries; residence grounds speciality: seed
1ngS, fertilizing, spraying trees trimmed
and removed. Estimates free. AT. 6269.
Evening star., 1946-04-01
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures,

JUST OPENED, 500 9th st. n.w.-Clean,
a151actiys anjv tourist Ins, rooms.
HSaf Z e E c5sSs
bus 20
fsso S 81. Na5y NWrTo Te SHARES hM slas open for
no nos IN ADpy Fl BefaTs psaSsnt SIS and $40
aiS7 fEssENDEN sT.pLarse ST room for
refined 5aa1s ss girl; mr. cars a and bus; private
nome; S35 mo. EN-. 1892 after 6 ewes,
ssi1 ~ ''s 18th Sus sT. NV, bet, Madison It and
M9ntasse.Vasaneies Non cue. sinsle dble;
ADAMS Hs5re ST. N.W.LLarse W sng; front bedroom
Tor for, gentlemen. private home no trans
1925 EUCLID sT.-.Twin beds, 2 expos.
p4t I4tb sense g snd h9me; stb So ea per Tx eonv
s7io oSTARio RD. NV. NV. f1n'i1Sfn mr. 18Th and
Col. rd-Gentleman to share pleasant
front front sJn. IN. with another, nr. bath. twin
ss0s CALVERT ST, overlooking shoreham
Mhlv d.iir ,ina Tm' Dedrm suite l6x2s twin beds,
53le 2sth ST. N.w.-Double bedroom
with. with ad30nins Die bath suitable for young
ssif$ as.i th ST s. feIs NW-Room to share z. with
43l7 GEORGIA AVE. N.w.-Larse front
soSm Sss =, on,h double bed for or gentlemen,
S$ sess %sash ST. s. f:es; sw5srss tgens rm, s en-
Sao S sT oasne
front room, private bath. private home:
aso REwToS s5S e. g. NM TA llss bst 18th and
3: SIC 50; ref; people; co. 5Sss -
rm. for 2 employed gentlemen Immedi-
soss s5s occseancy apah sr $50 NO. GE; 7eos: 80
carline; ideal neighborhood; parlor privi-
ieses' MAID ao service; S25 each person per
}Sr HogsH s9sgsa l!s7s st o4 s5
$40; dbl. bath; ladies. $50 ca. MI. 6434.
assist With Iight household duties. and
PsE Psi mfnsS %EsYoN Sa ST. EA kWRoom, 91s suitable
g. SOD Dfs MAssAcE9sETTss Sk Ne; 4Efs AVE.
ssop g Per Illinois daE ops ayr NS
5lo5 eoSN 0ea AVE- e. RW@isrre nv mo Ta aS 1SoRt
room. twin beds, private showers; gentle
Rea RorEG 1nlF FARk fSs HOUSE %9 1893 ses 18th st.
z blocks Greyhound Bus Station-Rooms,
So, 81 so and So per day. EX 1866, 3
BACHELOR SUITE in lovely private home
large living room, bedroom, private bath; !;
S75 to responsible gentleman. For appt.
call MI. 1S47. 3128 Dumbarton ave. nw.,
ssSs SsssssfsRsai BRo2p BRANCH RD. Chevy Chase.
p: C-Lovsly rm,,, use Of Kitchen for
breakfassi M,a ha Twin beds, semipvt. bath; $4s.
NICELY FURN DOUBLE ROOM. se5 ea..
single, $35; avail. April 6; 3736 Northamp-
sssS 81 cIXDsDALss si sn r. fons: NV; sss Apt 400
Studio rm. in apt. Congenial Jewish girl;
$40: After $40 pm. call co. 1886. .
2620 WOODLEY PL.-Large front room
for 2 girls to share with others; laundry
and telephone privileges; in nice homes $40
1895 MONROE 81. iPoO N.w.-clean Co COM
Portable room, good transp.; no other room
fsas fs INsRHaxM Gisz 81 81. S%-oir1 NV to share
room with another girl twin beds Conv.
transp;. 14th st. carline. $3.50 each
HOTEL Fox, e1e 14th st. NV. center of
downtown, 3 blks. Greyhound Terminal
Rooms So, $3.50, So per day. NE. 1914
COLoRED-10s6 PARK RD., severai COM
Portable rooms for single and married
Dark ROAD HOUSING co
COLORED-1326 YOU ST. NW.-Refned
girl to- share room with another girl: call
after p.m.: $3.50 per week. AID. 1896,
Apt 6. i