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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-02-02
Government
Will Retain
Prices Hold
TRUMAN HAS HOPES
President To Confer Today
With Bowles On Current
Meat, Steel Strikes

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1-WD-Re-
conversion director John w. Sny-
der said tonight that the admins
ration will keep firm control of
nrices. At the same time, Presi-
dent Truman indicated he expects
settlement of the steel strike with
mt recommendations from his
fact-finding board.
Mr., Truman scheduled a con-
ference tomorrow with Price Ad-
min strator Chester Bowles on
nrice control and the steel and
meatpackers strikes. Informed
quarters believed an effort would
be- made to resolve the question
of higher steel and meat prices.
Replying to 3 telegram from
Henry Ford II who urged aban-
donment of price control, Synder
said that obstacles can be removed
even if price control is main
tanned. Ford had charged that
price control was blocking produc-
ton.
81 agree that the ultimate an
swer to our inflationary pressures
is product. on," Synder said. II
cannot agree, however, that we can
abandon price controls in the
meantime, The dislocations and
hardships that would result from
such action would adversely af-
feet our industrial development
for years to come"
Snyder said he realized that
current low volume of operations
and expenses of getting into pro-
duction may raise manufacturers
costs temporarily higher than
price ceilings. He pointed out, how
ever, that Ford will be entitled
to an adjustment in ceiling prices
if they prove inadequate under
the Office Of Price Administration
pricing formula.
"I believe strongl that at this
time we need firm control OF
prices" Snyder said. Firm con-
troll is not inconsistent with the
desire of the administration to re-
move impediments to production
which are demon strated to exist"
Mr.. Truman meanwhile asked
his steel fact-finding panel to pre-
pare a written terminal on its
studies of the industry's costs,
wages, hours and earnings.
Panel Chairman Nathan P. Fem
(Confinuad m Pare Twn. Col q
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-02-02
City Council Approves
Hiring Industrial Agent
Fiscal Years Budget Will
Provide Funds, Report

Following disclosure that the
budget for the fiscal year could
provide funds, City Council yes
terday voted to authorize the ap-
pointment of an industrial agent.
The agent will represent Will
mington by contracting prospec-
tive industries.
The creation of such an office
was recommended to Council last
week by Economic Committee
representatives, E. L. White, J..
G.. Thornton, and r. B.. Page, who
suggested that John Farrell, new
secretary of the Chamber of Com
merce, be named agent and that
some lesser paid person be ap-
pointed for the duties of executive
secretary.
Consultations are scheduled to
yield a recomn endation as to
whom should be appointed and an
estimate OF the amount of money
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REVENUE COLLECTIONS UP

GREENSBORO, Feb. I. = R =
Last months Internal Revenue
collections in North Carolina were
an increase of more than $40, $780,
600 over collections for January.
1945, according to report today
from office of Charles H. Robinson,
collector of internal revenue for
the District of North Carolina.
Collections last month totalled
SOL, 6O6 222.70 an increase of $780,
839, 092,87 over collections Of $780,
667. 129.8 49, for January 1915.
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VD Clinic Piles Up Work
On UnderstaHed Office

nosis, have made possible continu-,
ance of work which has entailed
examinations and treatment of per
sons with veneral disease and
those suspected of being associated
with. the disease in its contagious
stages, according to Doctor Elliott.
In every case where it is posi-
BILE for the nurse to do so, they
have handled all phases Of the
work." DR.. Elliott said. This as
sistance is Invaluable to me as it
gives me time end the opportunity
to work with. the more complicated
cases with which the department
is faced hey said.
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eastern Standard Time)
NJ Cby U. S. Weather Bureau)
er meteorological data for the "a hours
@Noihg 1880 pm. yesterday.
Temperatures
7.5 3,oo am. As; 80 am. 81; 1870 pm. 49,;
GSo pm. At.
No Maximum W So; Minimum IS; Mean Al;
80, Humidity
1880 pm. 50.
M Precipitation
-o'al for "a hours ending 1880 PM
total since the first of the month
- inches
M Tides For Today
II from the Tide Tables published by
~ o. Coast and Geodetic Survey
Will, High Low
Huntington 1890 1912 am. 4:45 am.
M.s., 1913 pm. $40 pm.
N-'sonnoro Inlet = 1880 am. 1872 am.
s, 300 pm. 2:13 pm.
M ounrlse 1908 am; Sunset 5:43 p.m.;
PG;nrlse :43 am; Moonset 6 10 pm.
~ naVer Stage at Fayetteville, N. c. at 8
an. Friday 1870 feet.
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WEATHER

FORECAST
wort, Worth and South Carolina - Saturday
partly cloudy and slightly warmer.
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Wilmington and vicinity: Some cloudf-
ness, but mostly sunny and little
warmer Saturday. Sunday: Increasing
cloudiness and mild.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-08-23

23l acre ranch, miles west Of
Coolidge. good buildings; good
well Total Price SOS 900. Terms.
500 acres. 6l2 miles Southwest of
Coolidge: very good we'll no
buildings. Total Price S24,0 900 cash
Lot and half In West Coolidge;
$500 Cash.
Three-room dwelling on West
Lincoln; $500 Total Price; $500
cash, balance monthly.
Two-bedroom dwelling on West
Central Avenue. completely fur
nished; $500 with terms.
Three-room dwelling with bath.
partly furnished; $3.50 with
terms; In Mcintyre Addition.
10 acres: three-room house and
out buildings: West of Martins
Desert Beach: sll00 with terms
l25 acre date ranch with five-room
frame stucco dwelling. Plenty OF
out buildings: very good well;
Sl4,500.00 with terms.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-08-23
Lot on Northern Avenue between
Third and Fourth Streets

Lot on Northern Avenue between
Third and Fourth Streets
$3.50 90
Four-room modern dwelling on
Bealey Avenue .............. $4,000 90
Four-room frame dwelling; mod
ern; $2,500 with terms
Five-room adobe dwelling: $4,000
with terms.
Four-room modern dwelling on
Pima Avenue: $S35O 90 Cash
Possession in ten days.
Two-bedroom frame dwelling on
Coolidge Avenue; very well To-
Gated: 100000 on terms.
Four-room modern dwelling
three lots; located in Douglas
Addition in Florence. Arizona:
$4,000 Cash.
Fiye-room adobe dwelling: mod
ern; with garage; lots: S35OO
with terms; located in Florence.
Arizona.
Two-story adobe and frame dwell
ing, completely furnished. 6
lots. located on Main Street in
Florence. Arizona: 10000
with one-half cash
Two-story brick apartment house.
completely furnished; well To-
ed in Florence, Arizona: poten-
tial income S125 monthly: $4,000
with one-half cash.
Two-story dwelling: five rooms
and bath on first floor: 3 large
rooms on second floor: first
floor completely furnished in
cluding piano. $1,000: $4,000
down, balance monthly.
10 acres, 5 room modern house.
near Coolidge, well located Lots
of outbuildings. plenty of fruit.
good water right plus domestic
well with electric turbine pump,
$4,000, terms.
LOuckS
Real Estate Listings
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-08-23
Pare S!r
GseliSsae&aaminer
Coolidge. Arizona
Friday. August =. 1886

oLew r. CarsIine Jr.. Il year old
resident OF Coolidge enlisted
Wednesday In the regular army
Tor a thTee-year period. His en-
Hstuent vas accepted by Major
James p. Stewart recruiting Off
Ger. who made the announcement.
Carsllne has selected Williams
Field as his permanent station
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-08-23
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Immediate Possession, well built
home. furnished or unfurnished
on Lindbergh.
Immediate possession. room
house. 2 lots. in North Coolidge,
good terms -....-.-.----.----.--.--$Z. .soU.
Partly furnished home on Hess
Avenue ...-..---.------.----.---.------ :. boU
Residence lots in West Coolidge,
each -.........-s-.-.-.---.-.e'-.-.--- cow
Small room house on North
First -......-..--...--...-,.-.---.--- Nl%Vu.
Near Main Street. = room house
with shower, full lot. immediate
possession .-...-.----.----.--.-.------ slb3O
Nice home on North Fourth
Street ..-..----.-.-.-----.----------.-- S4SoV
Large Business Building on Cool
idge Avenue, nice income.
Arizona Land and
investment Co.
PHONE NO.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-08-23

To prevent your cream pitcher
from dripping on the clean table
cloth. pot a bit Of butter. margar-
inc or an unnayored fat on the
tIp Of the spout
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-08-23

II isn't the weight of an iron
but the size of the ironing surface
and the amount OF heat generated
which determines electric iron ef-
ficiency.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-08-23

FOR SALE-Zenith washing ma
chine. 90 cycle motor All good
condition. l.. L. Simmons, sec
ond house east of Highway on
Florence Ave. A23-1p
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-08-23
AUCTION SALE

EVERY SATURDAY AT p. NJ.
Four Miles East OF Coolidge on
Road to Coolidge Army Air Base
Turn Right at Our Sign
Bring what you have to sell
Livestock. Furniture. Machinery
Household Goods. Etc.
For Information PHONE 377-RI3
PINAL COUNTY AUCTION SALES
j. c. Lewis. Mgr. a. w. Lynch. Auct
Bring Your Livestock in Early
M17-tfc
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-08-23

REAL EST4TE LoANS-5go Long
Term Loans on improved Farm
Property. s. c. |. ID. or Pump
Water. See c. NJ Betterton. 791
Center St, Casa Grande. Tel.
336-J-3. 12mar3tp-tfc
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-08-23
HELP WANTED - For fountain
work. Experienced or ineXper-
fenced. Hines Drug Company
A23-lc

FOR SALE: 3-piece bedroom set.
dining table and chairs. and
Kelvinator electric refrigerator
See Earl Beesley, 1-2 mile
east OF Desert Beach. cement
block house Phone l24-R 2.
A l6-2tp.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-08-23

TENTS-l6xI6 Army Type
Ideal for Cotton Camps
These tents have been used but
are repaired and are good for
years of service Water-proofed
and in good condition.
Sl750 each. In lots of Is or more
$500 each Phone Phoenix 4-2408
or 4-66OS.
D & F Furniture Co.
200 n 27th Ave, Phoenix
A9-3tc
Evening star., 1946-04-14
ROOMS FuRhIsHEo-s.E. and sw

1913 G ST; s;E.-Nicely furn. front room,
sTln sTiirP bees; nvs1, 80 peek. TR. Ga9s. 10 =
tsInIsa gentlemen of high standards. Daily maid
efo Mass ave s5res S2 Re- s2so fron
nicely furnished next to bath, ior nom
drinking employed couple or 2 girls; cou-
PIE PIE preferred IS week each; convenient
ANACosTIAwcomfortable sunny single
room room So 80 wkiy: Army or Navy ofncer
6lo SO: CAR, AVE: s.E.~-Lsrge front bed
room, it,o $40 dbl ;S35 So single. for sober gen
i05 KENTUCKY AVE. s.E.-For rent mod
ern nicely furnished room for employed
o5 AVE- f9o sEarre month tron
furnished; twin beds; Lincoln Park sec. sec.
a1s5 Wi WEsTo3ER faSR RR0n5fiy' DR: s.E-Room with
double bed, newly furnished, $40 month.
1918 esth PL. s.E.-Double room. semi
prSate priyate bath: single, $50; double. S45. AT
1ai F. ST. s.E.-sinsle room for sober
5II IatR ST. s.E-Niee front bedrm.,
iadys no drinking: blks. from Pa. ave;
co. s 9Th F9!''s 81. s.w.-Larse front bedroom.
|. Windows: double bed; private family;
1896 MASS. AVE S.E.-Double room with
twin beds. So. TR. 1919.
1881 BAY ST. S.E.--Couple: furnished
PRIVILEGES; SIS wk
1921 PL. s.E.-Attractive rms in pvt.
nome; convenient TO Boiling Field and
Naval Receiving Station; $50 and $50.
81 ith ST. Sc. - Front bedroom, twin
beds, for . girls or = gentlemen; $50 mo.
FIR. OS1O. IL
1910 MASS. AVE. S.E.-Larse triple rm..
single beds, huse closet. for girls: S25 ca
With laund. priVil.' gentle home. Il.
Evening star., 1946-04-14
PACKING and STORAGE

MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates
We VIII take your surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving. EDELMAN'S
MOVING & STORAGE CO, ia. 2931. I5s
from Pittsbqreh. Cleveland. Detroit. Chi
eago, st, Louis, Kansas City, Denver.
COLO, New York, Boston and California
ifTSA MOVING STORAGE co-Loca,
and long distance. No Job too large anG
mGTs w1TERAN Ian 0gt Tith all all new equipment viii
VETERAN, starting business. will move you
Gay or evening, reasonable rates; light
haulin. a specially GE. 465l 1Ss
loads BUREaU CORP. take Ca care 'oi Of your your
tion ard storage; many years Of expert
ence have made rs specialists in handling
your household effects. Come in and let us
talk it over Phone Ii 1854 or Ii. $3.50
lis ], $ FLORIDA ave. ne. Room 216
VETERAN. Just out of the service, will
job too big or too small, EARL, DI. 42Ss.
AT YOUR SERVICE PARCEL DELIVERY
Light furniture hauling, baggage trunk
and parcel delivery. Veterans. RA 5443
LIGHT. HAULING. any kind any time: con-
tract fol regular hauls: reasonable rates
MovSG AND GPSHRaL GSpSSSsfH HauIiSG IA 22S5 con- CON-
tract and Job trash removsl: service and
prices that satisfy. TIA 1872 II
1ls-ToN PANEL BODY TRUCK and driv-
er Tor hire light hauling. DU. 1916;
LIGHT GENERAL HAULING: from - to
g. nm; nm call Atlantic 1886, HARRY
Evening star., 1946-04-14
ROOMS FURNIsHEp-hor.heos,.

a.o.a 18th PL, N.E.-Large front room. pvt.
bath twin beds: eonv transp for re-
HS o5 a,sfe MichfeaS IL r. AVE- W. ISIs
bath bath, twin in heds oiso for gentlemen; 500
so$a VISTA sT. NE light, airy, fur
nished rooms in private home. s., and 81
FER PER- week 81 tor rT men eony. transp M: $3.50
in IL double rooms for ? girls; iTii SIS and $40,
steos ST. master 3ssm va Bss GOVT VT
tub and shower bath; . gentlemen, S35
ca. per mo. open, for inspection. Imme-
sss CHANNISG ST. N:I.&Larss rm. for
s s ssE sH nj Srniss ssarn for aust
per wk.; Single rm. for gentleman. SIS wk
SIS M pr ST. NE, Apt. 1o5-vaesnoy for
1889 3 pTScaN Ap 1s5 FH EDrts sE afIeT 1dsan,
sas sas fksknIS Hna1S ST. tn NLse 4o2 front 4m,
sin ssd sr nsHE oash ss' bedrm with pvt
y ,tath for nondrinkins; empl. cple. or :
girls; nr. Armory; SIS wk. ca. FIR. 1884.
eas MASS. AVE. Ne. No. 4ol.-stndic
room in apt: for girl; eonv. to Capitol;
shookLAND, fa %S SOs 1Sa S Mosroe sfoe ST. neN.ce.
ly furn., clean. for >: larse closet; 500
ca. No drinking. Near bath. Single, S25
DOUBLE ROOM, next to bath, SIS wk
SO So 81. ST. Ne, bpt. s,f. sos-sinele room
private apt. all conyeniences; near Capt
tol, for refined lady. TR. 2314: S30
month.
1917, OTIS ST. Me- Furnished room,
double he'd; for / S25: for two, S35: ,
blocks, from carline; near Monastery,
R-ork'and. IA.
6I3 FRANKLIN ST. N.E.-one single rm
S27 SO per month; one double room for =
empl. girls only, S5 week each. Cal
MI. 1898. Ia
28 BRYANT ST. NE. at North Capitol st
l-.Comfortable, clean room, unlimited
phone: 81 week IA
| man; conv. to transp.; S12. NO. 2s11
247 33rd ST. N.E.-Sinsle room, . ex-
e277. Ia
Evening star., 1946-04-14
-6 THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c.
Il,
DOGS. PETS. Erc. (con,l

NOSSt rEIS. Ell. tSont.l.
WANTEDTHome WA EI,i H o5' for lovely male kit.
noAkk rUrfIEs, fawn, black mask, white
marKingS "A. K. c. reg.; excellent quality
MINIATURE sCHNAUzER PUPPY, cham.
on pion sired. A. e. G; registered. STORTz.
sjus siAMEsE esf. pI1;ss,, Lovely beautiful
df point Ses Or. 'ssf:sisen' 59fs companions Seal
EX-ARMY WAR DOG. 3 years old owner
VIII VIII giye give this German, shepherd to some
eoHnTy sseke was BsSs II
from the Army, recently after over 2 years
service; very obedient, but not a lap dog
must keep dog IN boardns Sf m kennes Snneps and ahd
thinks too much Of dog to keep him
5se psnned cali Hp bso 81 ss daae 5me d9s is not
and g. Sunday only.
PERSIAN KITTENS-Male and female
cocsRR SaS snd 81 sP.NIEIs ITTIinidsd t.:,. 54s3
daoa df mesths old; Axe registered. Call HI
DOBERMAN PINCHER, male. Is mos, !;
Bred by champion Dictator Won Clenhugal Al
good disposition. For information cal
GSE AMaK 5Sysly dsE Rss aea gal VA yrs dss 81
RABBITS. . New Zealand Whites, female;
siaMEsp sanasi sprdXfy ETfTE5Ss. 5sse p NAL, w.s,s
-
apt. trained. Sunday, 10 to 2; weekdays
after Z. DU. 1929.
RABBITS, +, black and white checkered
Giants and New Zealand Reds; complete
With double deck asbestos concrete hutch;
$50. Call CHI. 1857, 8 am. to 1 pm
STANDARD sCHNAUzER PUPPIES. Axe
registsred. intelligent and companionable
sn4,NI sMcI,NTRaYE's aI .ss 3 miles north of Silver
WANTED HOME WITH YARD for good
watch dog, black terrier, l yr. old. 2420
Pa. ave. NV
DOGS; Gordon and Irish setter puppies.
Cali CHI $3.50.
COCKER SPANIEL, pure bred. blond males
select now: will hold for Easter. OIL 5611.
SCHNAUZER. miniature male, months:
papers; excellent value: SIS: also new
Army built dog house. SIS. TIE. 2399
CHOWS, ! red female puppy, ! excellent
young red brood bitch, fine blue stud
registered stock. Week nights. SH. $500.
EASTER RABBITS-Small, pure white
baby Dummies, 81 so each. including box.
feed and free local delivery April 20. 609
Deerield ave, Silver Spring, Md. SH.
GOLDEN HAMsTERs, latest cage pet,
about 5 in. long, similar to chipmunk k.
bob tail; beautiful color: clean, noiselcsS;
ideal for apartment: 50 ca, including
pen. food. instruction and free local de-
livery; orders received for Easter delivery
April 20: send for description. 900 Deer
field ave. Silver Spring Md SH t6:t3 .
Evening star., 1946-04-14
ROOMS WANTED.
in GOVT service ve,

GENTLEMAN in govt service wants com
pletely furnished room in NV. section,
town section. Excellent references. Box
CoLoRED COUPLE want furnished room
Some kaosa aoSar ass MRS Is MS mURRx Esne
MOTHER employed by day desires room
and day eesre of baby in private home,
AUTOMOBILE EXECUTIVE. single. wants
room or small apt. Best references; per-
GhNTIFMAS AST desires sGz sinse sssE room in
b Box niGfo io1A STA star. OF va garage 0ptiS.ai ISa
EMPLOYED WIDOW. son 1s yrs, who is
home only schooldays, desires 3 or 4 un-
nearby Va. within 1alsins distance i H'o Of bus Us
WANTED WAN ROOM for mother and o-mo: old
ROOMS WANTED for men students; this
is one way you can be of real help to dis
echea ssssa seboo ns gho s within Ie Ss
staqif sn iR5 Ho pik 1850 I'd weesdays Ph0ns
YoUNG LADY desires large single room,
vicinity 200o-3000 block Conn. ave; con-
ysnient LIS bus. cH. 1900, Ext. 315, or
siNGlE OFFICER desires room with pri-
vate bath, convenient to downtown: best
references available. Box 1851, Star:
VETERAN, 81, neat, quiet, desires room
ives west. NE 4sS7. s to l. Mr.. s collins. Il.
SINGLE ROOM, by. Army officer, in pri-
vate home; prefer Arlington. near Penta-
REFINED GIRL desires single room in
Dregee Write ss Box 47o Sta sea
LADY, foreien embassy. employe, needs
room with bath In private family as only
paving guest. Call phone NO. 316S, MRS.
DELIYANNI. IA
GENTLEMAN, foreign embassy employe,
needs room with bath in private family as
only paying guest. Call NO. 316S,. MR..
SINGLE ROOM !privste bath preferred,
GENTfEMaN aE fff1a biS bEsrREs RES ssiESsGlE ROOM.
private hcme preferred. Box 3:-A,
GENTLEMAN, nondrinker nonsmoker.. re-
home. Box 2a-A, Star.
REFINED LADY tno drinking or smok.nr),
etnp.oyed. desires single room in North
west ?. c. Eox 9s..A, Star, 49, .
NIDDLE-AGED, quiet couple require two
lent to Capitol on May L. Call OR. 1214. :"
BUSINESS EXECUTIVE desires master bed
room and private bath in NV. section;
Ps5ne Rsr Ms MAnoNEY fa w H P5s sS s20d price
BY MIDDLE-AGED LADY, room and light
housekeeping facilities or apartment. Box
EMPLOYED, refined. settled woman wants
between 8 and ~. Atlantic sa5s
H sfNeLE Room NV w. VIC ioi come lnesaay ave or
Col. rd.; perm. Fed. empy.. lady. Ho. 1885,
Evening star., 1946-04-14
FARM & GARDEN (cont.). .

AzAIEAs, hardy blooming, 8, years old,
red and pink, csc each. Also larger sizes
Geraniums. pink dogwood, lilac, Canadian
ns.emlocks; q, Large lockwood. . to 2H it.,
S3.7o. Also large assortment of evergreens
az prices you should compare. ASHTON
NURSERY, 65l0 Georgia ave. NV. Ia
MANURE, topsoil. leaf mold, perennials.
eyergreens, shrubs, vegetable plants. sod
ding; landscaping. EN-. 9sss. 53O5 Wis
BEES for sale: sell from 10 to Is hives.
Call Chestnut 2122 Ia
AZALEAS, wholesale and retail; all sizes
and colors; special plants. 25l0 18th st.
ne. 10
ROSES. evergreens and azaleas at whole
sale brices; roses. $685. evergreens, S"
up: azaleas, So up, At the CAPITAL
NURSERY. 1715 Bladensburg I'd, ne,
HOME OWNERS! SPECIAL Complete
line of shade. trees. evergreens. perennials
and roses; wholesale and retail See our
display at 1115 Bladensbure I'd ne, oppo-
site Mt. Olivet Cemetery. CAPITAL NURS-
ERI. 10
TRACTOR, John Deere, with all imple-
ments:. about . years old. perfect condi-
ton. l.. E. BEACH. Ashton 219S, at Sun
shine, Md, on Route 81. IA
Evening star., 1946-04-14
ROOMS FuRhIsHsD-Mp. and VA.

S22 "Ist ST, S. Arlington, Va-Room
Win Win semlprlyate Bp bath: one block from bus
FREE ROOM, employed woman. to stay
with children 3 nights week: convenient
70 transp.' ref. required. Chevy Chase. Md.
GENTLEMAN to share double room. GL
NORTH ARLINGToN-cool, quiet neigh
bath bath for single gentleman. $40. CH
1oI so. 18Th ST. ArIineton-Furnished
room for working people double bed; $40
LARGE ROOM for refined eentleman: pri-
CHEVY CHAsE-Twin- bed room in private
sS ss@: '95 mo ys9Rs esdh 81 5foDf 4fs Home Drx
GIRLS-Large room. 3 windows, . clos
cts, bath and shower. large furnished
pp99rnc.hes and yard to rest in. Call WI
Double room, twin beds.
no other roomers. References required
Faithfully M IiSi5 if5uRN. BEDROOM for or
min % eu s serTSe Rfs se~S at door we cH eo9ss ssss ar
ROOM AND PRIVATE Bath for employed
couple S2Ip conv, to bus transp, Chestnut
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM. , large VIM
sId-oSs 20 No. EDISON. Arlinston, va,-,-Double
ileges; $40 week. Gil. 456d IA
WILL SHARE suburban home with settled
mobef nOgPe C5ie gH os4a Wiling to assist employed
bath, twin beds: private home of adults
N suburban, Chevy Chase: use OF spacious
lawn laundry privileges. storage space
snele sGr e9p0sef s3S sos eoage say Or Sta, girls
1908 so. EADs ST, Arington-Msster
eedroom newly redecorated, double bed;
io.,,i Zoe NORTH ::nd ST, Arlinston-Dqunle
wELhcfuRSIsHID VIZ @I. sI n2Di' ROOM. one or ~ two
SsS NsSy Aansx g4, and city res sons6ie Ct.
l5tt leio S. RANDOLPH ST, Arlington. va va
ton: $40 mo, GIL. s273.
CHEVY CHAsE-Lse. rm., nicely furn,,
pFe D5Ie bath 9.esmsn s,Gses private W p9one Sq
i2s N. MONROE ST. Arlington. va
Gentleman only. Single front room and
use N1ftIy 9f gayafs FINN so sM ysek OK 1856.
min. from town; twin beds; for > gentle
men: in private home: nice surroundings;
m nfar NoRTT Ns5oaRSpGrtsatiSR SS5 sach CHI Sass
$50 month. GIL. 1920
ARLINGToN-Large well-fu rm for 3
9niet girls semipyt bath dry privn; very
Annex and city; reasonable. CH. 597s.
comfortable furnished room, with porch,
two sentemen eiy references; 9 enee ssa Sa5 eaeh
] Or z gentlemen; sac sinsIe, $40 double:
bath shared by owners son: brother; exec
required. Box los. Fairfax Va