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Evening star., 1946-03-10
arlington

DIR. and Mrs. Harry c. Trelegar
entertained at dinner and bridge
last evening at their home in High.
land Park, their guests including
DR.. and Mrs. Bruce Silcox, Mr.. ane
Mrs. Edward Crest, Mr.. and Mrs
A. r. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Salee and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
True.
1t. Col. ana Mrs. William D. Cart.
wright of North Arlington left yes.
terday for weeks visit in Brook.
lyn, N. Y, with Col. Cartwright's
parents, MIR. and Mrs. H. G. Cart.
wright. Col. Cartwright, a recipient
Of the Legion of Merit, has recently
returned from Tokyo where he was
under Gen. Macarthur at general
headquarters.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Keeton, for
merly Of Cardwell, Va, are now
making their home at 736 Eight
zenith street south, Virginia High
lands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Carney
Of Cleveland are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Vincent Benfell Of Lyon
Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland H. Rife, who
have been in Miami for the past
two months. are returning this
week to their home on George
Mason drive. During their absence
Mrs. Rife's mother, Mrs. Pearl
Seward, of Jackson, Mich. has oc-
cupied their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Harrison,
who have been the guests of their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Judson Harrison, jr.. of North
Arlington, have gone to Fort Lau-
derdale. Fla.
1t. Col. and Mrs. Howard Ham
mond of North Arlington have re-
turned to their home in California
after Col. Hammond's recent dis
charge from the Army.
Miss Margaret Killmaster, who
has been spending the winter with
her brother and sister-in-law, Capt.
and Mrs. B. S. Killmaster, of Arling-
ton Ridge, will return this week to
her home in Toronto, Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Anderson
Of North Arlington have as a guest
their sister-in-law, Mrs. John An
derson, Of Minneapolis, who came
to visit her daughter, Miss Frances
Anderson, before she leaves for
Yugoslavia for service with UNRRA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson's daughter,
Miss Lois Anderson, will come Tues
day from Wells College, Aurora, N.
Y, to spend the spring vacation of
10 days with her parents.
Capt. and Mrs. E. w. Solomon
formerly of Arlington, came last
week from Van Nuys, Calf, where
Capt. Solomon was on duty at Bir-
mineham General Hospital, to be
guests of Mrs. Solomon's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin H. Haley of
South Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Simmons of
Country Club Hills were hosts at
dinner Monday on the occasion of
Mrs. Simmons' birthday. Among
the guests were Mrs. Simmons
parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. Nelson
Parker, and their daughter, Miss
Katharine Parker; Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Gerke and sons, Billy and
Douglas, and 1t. Edward Severson,
who recently came from California.
Mrs. Ernest T. Trice, who has been
the guest of DR.. and Mrs. j. H
Evening star., 1946-03-10
Ward-BelnuOnt Club

"The Problems OF Democracy In
Japan" will be the subject Of a talk
by Chaplain William j. Chase be-
fore the Ward Belmont Club at
1890 pm. Tuesday at the Blackstone
Hotel.
Chaplain Chase has just returned
from a tour Of duty in Japan.
All alumnae are invited. Reserva-
tions may be made with the pres
ident, Mrs. Walker Totty, Woodley
1920.
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will be accompanied back by hel
mother, who will remain for Mis-.
McCrum's marriage early In June al
st. Georges Episcopal Church
Arlington, to Cadet William Kiser
Cadet Kiser, who Is the son Of Col
and Mrs. Sherman L. Kiser, will be
graduated In June.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. w. E. Cham.
bers, who have been the guests fol-
the past two weeks of Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis c. Freeny Of Country Club
Hills, will leave Tuesday for their
home in Ithaca, N. Y, stopping en-
route for a few days visit at Gran
ford, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Beane
of Gusts road will leave by car
tomorrow to spend a months vaca-
tion in Florida.
Evening star., 1946-12-01

she believes. Pans and egg beat
ers are as beautiful as they are
useful" says She, "'why not hang
them within easy reach, like
tools above workbench?
Sounds like a good point, but I
think we should leave 1t up to
the ladies.
Among other books along the
same line is THAT New Home OF
Yours-Build 1t Right" by Mar
tin and Vivian Reade. This slim
little book tells you lot about
financing, site selection, types of
houses and the things to guard
against when you build.
One of the most valuable
chapters, incidentally, Is a check
list to help you decide exactly
what you want, and glossary
of building terms to help you take
an intelligent interest in the
Evening star., 1946-12-01
Books on How to Get
Your Moneys Worth

Mr.. Lasch insists that housing
as we have known it has been
pretty dismal, and that the road
to home ownership has been
largely primrose path lined with
regrets. He says housing is 'the
stepchild of modern civilization"
and that at present we have "a
low standard of shelter in. rela-
ton to what modern technology
can provide" He is also some
what angry over what he main
tains is the insistence of the in
dustry on the horse land buggy
approach to building new homes.
Mr.. Lasch makes a good many
points and ably details the argu-
ment for Government controls.
But I think that when he rails
at the results in the past he is
inclined to discount the complex
ity of builders problems, under
rate the effect of supply and de-
mand on the housing market.
ignore the impact of the general
economy on home building, and
generally to exaggerate the
benef1cent possibilities of the
Evening star., 1946-12-01
Books on Homes
In Great Variety

Varieties range from a pene-
trating analysis of what has been
wrong with housing in the past
to a light-hearted treatise on
how to build a home with your
own as-yet-mcalloused hands.
Inbetween those two extremes
you can ind books of floor plans,
books on general planning. books
on construction details, books on
furnishing and decorating.
The most ambitious volume to
come from publisher during the
year in the nome building field
was Robert Lasch's Breaking
the Building Blockade" This
highly controversial book deals
with what might be roughly de-
scribed as the politics of housing.
Tt cuffs the building industry
about the head numerically and
pleads for permanent Govern
ment controls.
Evening star., 1946-12-01
For he Home Builder
By Robert J. Lewis
Real Estate Editor of The Sta

Real Estate Editor OF The Star
well intentioned nostrums he
prescribes.
Turning from the political
aspects of housing, you find your-
self on the more familiar ground
of what to build and how to get
your moneys worth.
To me. the most provocative
book of the year in this category
was IF You Want to Build a
House." by Elizabeth B. Mock. 1t
combined a Photographic survey
of modern residential architec-
ture with a simply written analy-
sis of home planning, designing
and construction. Without being
fanatic about it, the author
contends there is much to be
gained by throwing overheard all
your preconceiv:d notions and
prejudices on how a house should
look--both inside and out.
Firmly In possession of bel
ligerently fresh approach, she
Evening star., 1946-12-01

LOST of us firmly believe
M N in the American dream
INH and that an inalien-
AV n able part of it is
dream house. We be-
heve that to own your own home
is to be in tune with the Found
ing Fathers, the free enterprise
system and the United States
Constitution. We believe that
the seeds of repugnant political
doctrines do not thrive on
medium sized lot inciosed by
white picket fence.
1t hasn't taken a housing short
age to make us home conscious.
Planning nome has always
been fascinating hobby with us.
Along with baseball and football,
it is one of our favorite national
sports.
To a man, we are suckers for
the latest thing in floor plans.
Young and old, we gaze at small
houses and big houses, charmed
alike by Cape Cod Colonial,
French Provincial and the zaniest
version of prefabricated Modern.
We like to dream - and this
year the Nations publishers have
entered into the spirit of the
game as never before. Book
stores shelves tell the story.
The 1916 crop of books on homes
and home building covers acres
and acres.
Evening star., 1946-12-01
Recommended

IF YOU WANT TO BUILD
A HOUSE, by Elizabeth B.
Mock. (Simon & Schuster:
So
THAT NEW HOME OF
YOURS-BUILD 1T RIGHT,
by Martin g. Vivian Reade.
Procyon Press; SD
PLANNING YOUR HOUSE
WISELY, by Royal Barry Wills.
(Franklin Watts, Inc; SD
INSIDE YOUR HOME, by
Dan Cooper. CFarrar, Strauss
& Co.; $3.75)
ALEXANDRIA HOUSES, by
Ralph Cole Hall, Deering Davis
and Stephen r. Dorsey. CAR
chitectural Book Publishing
Co.; $50
Evening star., 1946-12-01

operations when-and if-they
get under way.
For those interested in the
small home-and today you can't
become interested in anything
else if you want to build under
present restrictions-Royal Bar
ry Wills new book deserves care
full reading.
Mr.. Wills, one of Americas
most prominent architects of
small houses, is of the liberal
traditionalist school. In this book,
Planning Your House Wisely"
he gives the advice of an ar
chitectural middle of -the-road-
er" on home space and its uses.
His book is illustrated with 243
drawings.
Supplementing general books
of this type is one which will
have particular interest here,
Alexandria Houses" by Ralph
Cole Hall, Deering Davis and
Stephen P. Dorsey. Well printed
and arranged, it is bound to offer
you some interesting ideas when
you plan your own home.
If you want to be your own
decorator, you'll get lot of help
from Inside Your Home" by
Dan Cooper. Mr.. Cooper seems
to be a down-to- earth decorator
with an uncommonly reasonable
outlook. His book entertains at
the same time it informs.
Evening star., 1946-12-01

contends, for instance, that the
modern kitchen" is so complete
ly streamlined that it is inef-
ficient. 1t could be much i'm
proved, she maintains, by going
back to some of the fortnight
features of Kitchens In grand
mas day.
Hiding everything inside white
enamel cabinets, for example,
only comphcates kitchen chores,
The Nome nugget., 1946-03-06
400 Servicemen Wer Naturalized In Alaska

Headquarters Alaskan Depart ment-More than 400 servicemen were naturalized as American cit izens while stationed in the Alas kan Department since the begin ming of World War II, a spokes- man for It. Gen. Delos C. Elm mons, commanding general of the Alaskan Department, announced recently.
 In the entire Army, 10000 sol diers, including 13,5OO in overseas theaters, took the oath of allegi- anCe to the United States. Citizen ship was conferred on members of the armed forces from the Aleu- tianS to Suez and from Iran to Guadalcanal, the Immigration and Naturalization Service said re- gently.
 Several GIs travelled nearlW 1000 miles through weather rang ing from 20 to "A degrees below zero to be naturalized in 1943. George w. Tyler, then assistant director for the Naturalization Services Seattle, Wash, District, conferred citizenship on these men at Dawson City, British Columbia, Canada.
The Nome nugget., 1946-03-06
between

and puffed for breath between dances.
 A revival of interest in square dancing keeps him busy at parties an average of three nights a week.
 His fee is S10 and he supplies his own records and simplifying equipment. He shouts his instruc- tions over a hand microphone, then calls the maneuvers while he dances.
 Hardly anybody knew the com plicated steps better than my wife and I did, which was not at all.
 There were bottled cokes and beer in dishpans of ice on the side
The Nome nugget., 1946-03-06

HOLLYWOOD-Ouch- My ach- ing bones! If Laraine Day ever in- viteS me to another square dance I know just what I'll say: Yes, thanks, I'll come. Don't know when I've ha dsuch a wonderful time!"
 Some 50 of us bowed, clogged, gyrated, swung our partners and kicked up our heels in large, bare hall which Laraine rented in Hummer Park, a country play ground in Hollywood residence district
 Laraine was cute, as gay and eager as a child in her blue jeans and lowered shirt, as light and sprightly a creature as ever danc- ed the two-step with you.
 Ann Rutherford's billo w n g striped dress sometimes whirled high enough to disclose most of her beautiful legs.
 Her escort, Bob Hutton, was sleek and smiling in jeans and high-heeled cowboy boots.
 Paunchy Edgar Buchanan, in a flaming plaid shirt, danced sedate- ly with his blonde wife.
 Forrest Tucker was in cowboy clothes.
 The others were assorted movie friends of Laraine's - writers. agents, film cutters, cute office girls and their boy friends.
 Our music was recorded. our instructor and caller Ray Shaw, 62-year-old vice-principal of near by Venice High School.
 In his red cowboy shirt, yellow neckerchief and high -heeled boots he's a ringer for the late Will Rogers.
 Jolly, gray-haired, indefagita- ble Shaw learned square-dancing as a student at Colorado College, he told me as both of us perspired
The Nome nugget., 1946-03-06
"On Second Thought

TOKYO (P) Admiral Kichi- saburo Nomura, who was Japan's ambassador in Washington when the Japanese attacked Pearl liar bor, is writing a book about the fateful negotiations which pre- ceded war in the Pacific.
The Nome nugget., 1946-03-06

porch.
 Laraine's handsome husband, Ray Hendricks, flying instructor and former dance-band singer, crooned "I Love You Truly" over the hand mike duing the good night dance.
 It was a swell party.
 Jitterbugs, you are missing something.
The Nome nugget., 1946-03-06

Comparative data: Tempera- lures one year ago today: highest 5 lowest r-6.
 Extreme temperatures on this day since 1907: Lowest -28 in l937, highest 34 in 1921.
 Data for other selected stations as of 7:30 am. today:
The Nome nugget., 1946-03-06
Forecast And Weather Report Nome and Vicinity
Compiled by the United States Weather Bureau, Nome, Alaska.
Wednesday, March 6, l946

Forecast Nome: Cloudy and light snow showers today and Thursday. Lowest temperature to- night 0, highest temperature Thursday 10.
 Nome data as of 7:3O am. today: Precipitation last "A hours 0.O2 inches. Total precipitation this month 0.3l inches.
 Total snow fall this month 62 inches.
 Temperatures last "A hours: highest II, lowest 4.
 Maximum wind last 24 hours 20 miles per hour from the FINE. Sunrise at $50 am, sunset at 5:34 pm.
The Nome nugget., 1946-03-06

The first electrical hearing aid was made by Alexander Graham Bell.
Evening star., 1946-04-17
MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE.

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aone oo 'ens soo snail H. IL f1oo' 500 zoo 'Ffe an'
VETERAN with ali new equipment will
move you any time. Also light hauling
VI ssfrEaaN. EsaatN starting business. will move you
Syy,,o gay or evening reasonable rates; isht
LOADS BUREAU CORP take care of your
noving-day problems; packing. transporta-
enee have made us specialists in handling
yoSr ys b household effects, Come in and Iet " US
aas Fopigs i 9yss Phone Il oo %gs5 L. 1853
fouk BEST Mo MOVE heil Gby yfa BHYNE l. scATEs.
INC)-The best moving Job possible by ca
s9d .ss fhons sso
s;55; nights: EN-. 1868. 81.
I1.sE LIGHT "a HAULING, any kind. any time; con-
sast sseusf G:RssffS haufs M 1EsS Con-
pTie.s s5ie aPs os trash service and
Job or day: Cali Chestnut 1000. Ext: A33.
THoMrsoS's TRASH SERVICE. RE.
Jaw TRANSFER CO., a veterans organ
responsible white help: cargo insur.: eve
ming Jobs accepted; contract hauling in
VETERAN. just out of the service, will
move or haul anything night or day: no
JOB too Dig or too small. EARL, DI. 4"ss
HARRY'S TRANSFER. MA O176-Moying
van service; delivery service, day or night:
prompt, reliable IS.
LET A VETERAN do your hauling. No lob
too small. light freight, luggage and light
MOVING iTS All 3ND Gsfo STORAGE reasonable Ti4 rates
We will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your nloying. EDELMANS S
l,a-TON PANEL BODY TRUCK and driver
for hire; light hauling. DU. Ss16.
Evening star., 1946-04-17
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

CHARMING HOUSE in GEORGETOWN, Garden,
maid: excellent meals: three bachelors want
Iourth TO share: master bedroom, private
bath. Phone DU. 544S at 6:I5 pm or
GIRLS, triple room for immediate occu-
Sunday. SLAUGHTER S, 1877 18th st.
MARRIED CoGPLE ONLY, immediately:
running water. = meals. including Sunday.
SLAUGHTER 1927 10Th ST. NV NEAR
Ssi Isas 18Th 'fsT' ST. N.w.-Nicely turn r1, rooms
Tor young ladies ana young men, running
water, elevator, switchboard, excellent
1911 MASS. AVE. NV. - Vacancy for
young lady with . other young ladies'. re-
dec. rm., pvt. BATH S44 mo-: gentle home
DOUBLE ROOM for girls. 1a5 Williams
Walk tHillwood Square,, Falls Church. Va.
lie; CONN AvE.-very desirable triple
room, frst floor. Sal 30 per person Also
double room. rate S44. Also vacancy in
double room for girl rate S:iS. Laundry
privileges. Call WO. 606G. is
RM. FOR ) MEN in triple at S45 each
one in triple at $40. Call Adams S024 10
1889 G1RARD ST. N.W.-Mapie furniture
delicious meals. convenient transportation:
double. S31 30 each, , gentlemen to share
triple basement rm with another gentle
man SO each. AID. 1852 -lg
OFFERED in exchange for full assistance
IN general housework: mother OF 3 has
nice home III University Park, Md Ofer
your proposition. Box 3lf-A Star II \
Evening star., 1946-04-17
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

VET. WIFE, MOTHER want !! or 3 br.
hse. or apt. unfurnished; Goyt: emp; per
1854. eve; Elk. 1920; Ext. IA. days. 90.
GOVT. SCIENTIST desires unfurn. house
or larse apt. Silver Spring vic. excellent
aus ArsrRAIiaN ARMY Ir9daa oFfcEk % be in
c. approx. > yrs. desires to rent unfurn.
house, 3 q bedrms, NV Wash. or nearby
Va, or Md. Elk 1870 Ext s7l' o 10. 70 O.
DIPLOMAT needs furnished house 4-5
Thsvy n e55se cs 5sfqa Mr. csBd
Columbia 019O or Emerson 800. %.
DIPLOMAT needs house, furnished or un-
furnished three bedrooms. NV. section.
Call Michigan 400 office hours weekdays.
FUR. OR UNFuR, Md. or D. C. Phons
VETERAN desires or bedroom i; unfur
house sent have e mARN RpT 6G & sao
Ext 4RI. till 5:l5 pm. weekdays. 1S*
SERvICEMAN and wife. no children quiet,
perm, desire small furn. house
sp m to Or s 1edTms Or m m EM Kit and
or unfurnished house
erably near Arlington; regular Marine Of
ficer' wife and 2-year-old son. Write. Box
COMDR.. Reg Navy. back from overseas.
needs :}-4 bedrm.. unfurn. house; can sign
long lease SLIGO 1855. 17'
SNrSkNdsHED bos y dstsehed or
IL.
Couple. no children, ref. Phone GIL 9169
DIPLOMAT needs urgently. house, unfurn.
or 4 bedrms. Willing to pay l years
rent in advance. Telephone WI. 3044.
FAMILY OF 3 ADULTS needs 3 or bedrm
house; around $15 per month will pay
years rent in advance. Woodley $500
IF LEAVING WASHINGTON and want to
leave 3 or bedroom house in good hands
furnished or unfurnished EN-. 1872. viii
pay 5000 for house or large apartment
ENGINEER. wife and . children desire to
Sl25.- Call CO. s04s daytime IS.
ARMY COL, Resular. permanent at Penta-
eCn, needs > or 3 bedrm. house. pref un-
furn,; Arlington or Alexandria part desir-
SMALL ihia aousE or sm furnshsd
or unfurnisbed, for veteran. wife, Ayr.
son; will suitcase. Elk 31lI, Ext. 1149,
NAVY cAPf..O O wife. expecting in June, and
nished or unfurnished. Call CAPT. JONES.
MAJOR, Air Corps, needs furnished house.
ao 70 to 40 miles from Washington, up. to
WANTED To RENT or bedroom
home. well located. 8 to months; will
pay reas. rent, take care property and
premises; middle aged Christian couple:
2 or z bedrooms; will pay to s175. Wood
WANTED, by May 1st. bedroom. un-
furnished house or apartment. by mother
and grown daughters. Box 2ss-A, Star.
Ia OR BEDROOM HOUSE or apt: fam
RE. 2770. 19'
Evening star., 1946-04-17

NAVAL OFF. desires l or > bedroom apt
snm Msy to sosd o hS
NAVY pocfoR' fesnfned resnrnsd from overseas, ls
stationed Bethesda, needs small apartment
or house. furn. or unfurn.. Immediately:
permanent wife and yr.-old son. Wo
VETERAN AND BRIDE desire apartment
kfTtkSiSG kf1 tssTE S'aF VETERANS and other Os en-
family housing. II you have Rouse or
apartment to rent phone MI. 1868. Ext.
Ii. I GcoMMASDER and wife desire furn.
apt. or house, 2O-mile radius Washington:
!ease HiIs or atfs4 subet Can in s. Re 34oo Ext
VETERAN, permanent govt employe de-
pertatlon DI. $3.50, Ext &53z or .s3a2,
ausTRaIIAN aiusS RsIil GOVT. EMPLoYE, per perm
Ssa.% sR q EM h045s full care
B69 osia $Ih g RtsT 6 or committing distance
WANTED-An unfurnished 2 or 3 bedroom
apt. for > adults will pay up to Sl50
m9ah with Kes sssF: z less win
VETERAN; wife. 3l2-year-old daushter de-
fGs or s9t sA Il or ans Wssh
coLIEGE GIRLS. poyee permsnentls @ ff Employed
Srss,sfHHD 81 .rs&$afsT = saa,! for
Christian married couple. no children.
nrondrinkers, fns personalities. Call Mr..
ARMY eArTAa 81 r. iSst ssf5 returned from Over
seas. no children, no pets. Just wife. desires
apartment, furnished or unfinished any
size. Call Executive 1000. Exchange 625.
before $50 m. between 5 and 6 pm.
VETERAN AND WIFE need unfurn. apt.
in IN NV or ne sections; pay up to 500.
VETERAN VI wa Wash b. EMPLOYED. MI has wife and
sms nsnt apaasmen aannesr Rh ho sa need
near G " univ. S Ma. S9 ssse e'fE Mr. TENER. YER.
BELGIAN EMBASSY OFFICIAL urgently
needs furnished, apartment or house in
NV; section, :, bedrooms, kitchen, living
will pay up to SIZE and best care. Phone
ReGa, lGG Er toipfF m dsstmf daa4es
room, unfurnished apartment. for imme
diate occupancy; Virginia preferred Tele-
phoEe EXecutive 4224 22'
yal aviator about TO Be married; l-bedroom
pIoyed IN Cow; dept, Cali OIL, $50 1s.
OLDER COUPLE Wans partly par nsnl furnished Rea
RETnRNED I.rH SET1 ARMY CAPT. perm. assigned
PPEkMxNENf PEsksM xs AT GSST 1871 EMpLo1E, in aSI re-
sponSlble position, wife and daughter. age
6, will pay up to S100 month and redec-
crate. EX. $500. Br. 221. 1s'
DO YOU WANT prompt-payins, perma-
nent, clean, quiet adults for your unfurn.
2-bedrm apt? Owned home 30 yrs. Can
wait month. Pay q months advance rent
Editor tcol. grad and widowed mother.
sopiTR s MR LEMIs Ts .Dd ID Se S SON need
unfurnished apt. at once. RE. 6100. Ext
1:S00S. am TO 8 pm. Ia
ABOUT ONE RM., KITCHEN, BATH; vet
eran and wife. Not over 10 miles State
Dept. Silver Spring 0141. lis
ARMY OFFICER, retired, wife and adult
daughter would like TO rent , or 3 bedrm
unfurn. house or apt. DI. Also, Ext. 610
WANTED. 22-bedrm. furn apt. by girls,
all over %. perm Govt. employees. Gail
DU 9454 after & pm. lis
COMPLETELY FURNISHED apartment
with twir-bed room. bath, living room,
kitchen, dinette adults no pets: short OF
long term; responsible: appreciate good
furnishings and will care for yours. Phone
am. TO pm, RE. 1900 Ext. 6141. IL
Evening star., 1946-04-17
ROOMS WANTED.

REFINED LADY tno drinking or smokingJ, :,
west D. C. Box 9s-A, Star ISs
SINGLE ROOM for business girl. Dupont
Circle or Mt. Pleasant. Phone DE. 5000,
Ext :s49, between y and g. II
REFINED EMPLOYED GIRL desires pvt.
room, Chevy Chase section. Box 21i-Y.
REFINED business gentleman would like
room in an exclusive home for a period
OF l month: nondrinker, very quiet and
DDaartieulsr Part around home. Pay well. Box
HoUsEKEEPING FACILITIES. 3 adults;
in apt. or private home; prefer NV G l.
RoBERTs, Az o799 Sr Wo, $500 II:
lge. airy private room, in home of lady
GOVT. sSS opA EMpfoYE. fsotSYfE NJ D. wife no 1eh chill
dren. no pets, want i or . furn. rms. With
kitchen privis.. or apt: wife willing take
part-time care child or act as companion
WANTED - Double room. private resi-
dence Arlington or Chevy Chase, for Of
fcer and wife. for three weeks, about
May 1st. Call Republic 800, Ext. 1I24S
SINGLE EMPLOYED MAN-Room, private
home; pay extra rent for basement space
for amateur Photographic hobby. Box 49,
A. Star.
FURNISHED ROOM or small apt, lady:
preferably in nv section: desired imme-
COLORED COUPLE want room, unfurn, or
art. Call LU. 1925, eVenilps