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Evening star., 1946-10-29
Mrs. BorkIey's Condition
Is Somewhat Better y.

Mrs. Alben Barkley, wife Of the
Senate majority leader, was some
what better" today, although not
out of the critical stage Of her heart
illness, her physician reported.
Friends said the Improvement in
Mrs. Barkley's condition probably
would make it unnecessary to sum-
mon her son, David Barkley, from
Kentucky.
Senator Barkley interrupted his
Western speaking trip to fly here
when his wife suffered a heart at
tack at her apartment, 21o1 Con-
necticut avenue NV, last Friday
night.
Evening star., 1946-10-29
Arab States Decide
To Avoid Palestine
Issue in u. n. Now
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-F'arls Ell
Khouri, Syrian delegate to the
United Nations Assembly, said today
the Arab states had agreed not to
bring up the controversial Palestine
question at the present Assembly
session.
FL Khouri, a leading spokesman
for the Arab group, disclosed this
shortly after it was learned that
Representatives of the Middle East
countries decided in caucus last
night to back Syria for the seat
Egypt is vacating on the Security
Council in January.
The Syrian delegate pointed out
that negotiations were now going on
In London on the Palestine question
and said it would only be confusing
to bring the issue before the United
Nations before the conclusion of the
London talks.
El Khouri, leading off in general
debate before the Assembly today,
made what he agreed privately was
an indirect reference to Palestine,
while discussing the refugee question.
Indirect Reference to Palestine.
In language similar to that used
yesterday by Egyptian Delegate
Mohamed Hussein Heykal Pasha,
the Syrian declared that any reset
tlement of refugees should take
into account the freely expressed
wishes of the people of the country
Of their proposed settlement"
Asked II this referred to Pales-
tine, FL Khouri said, Yes, but only
indirectly"
This is a statement of prin-
ciple,' he said. Refugees already
are barred from other states, un-
less their entry is approved by the
governments. For example, in the
United States the Congress has
been asked for approval of a plan
to admit more refugees. All I an
asking is that Palestine be treated
the same as other countries"
The selection of Syria as the
Arab states candidate for the
Security Council vacancy virtually
assured her election by the As
sembly. Under the geographic dis
tribution agreed on at London last
winter the Middle East is entitled
to one representative on the
Council.
India, however, has announced
her candidacy for the seat and may
win the backing of China, which
has argued that Eastern Asia is
not adequately represented on the
Council, and of Great Britain
which had tentatively supported
Syria.
Evening star., 1946-10-29
Second Puris Quud Dies

PARIS, Oct. 20 tP).-The news
paper Liberation reported today
that one of the quadruplets born
here September l to Mr.. and Mrs.
Pierre Walzer died yesterday in a
Paris hospital Another Of the four
sisters died several weeks ago.
Evening star., 1946-02-08
Army Reported Ready
To Bring Dead Home,
Beginning in Spring
By the Associated Press.

oS tAc hssoSiutcu fIees
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 8.-The
Army has completed detailed plans
for bringing home Americas World
War II dead beginning this spring,
If congressional authorization is
granted, the San Francisco Chron-
icle said today.
The Chronicle said its informa-
ton was based on official plans.
The paper did not disclose the
source of its information, except
to state the information was con-
tanned in documents now being sub
mitted to high War Department off,
cials for final approval.
A bill dealing with return of
war dead has passed the House
and now is before the Senate Mill
tary Affairs Committee.
Other points included in the
Chronicle story:
The dead will be returned from
454 sites in 86 countries and islands.
New York will be the major re-
ceiving point for dead from Europe
and the Atlantic area; San Fran
cisco for those from the Pacific
area.
The first burial ship is sched-
uled to leave San Francisco April
l and thereafter one ship a month
will leave both San Francisco and
New York.
The project is expected to take at
least Is months.
Cost of the project has been un-
officially estimated at $500 900 900.
If next of kin desire, the dead will
be left where they are now buried.
Civilian employees under Army
supervision will be used extensively
in the graveyard work.
Liberty ships, painted white with
a purple band around the hull. will
carry the dead.
The caskets will be walnut
stained, each covered with an Amer
ican flag.
Each burial ship will carry $500
to 1000 caskets.
specially converted trains will
Evening star., 1946-02-08
House Bill Would Give PUC|
Power 10 Limit Taxis Here

A new bill to empower the Public
Utilities Commission to limit the
number of taxicabs which may be
licensed here was introduced yester-
day by Representative McGehee,
Democrat, of Mississippi.
1t also would give the PUG au-
thority to change the number from
time to time, but would forbid the
revocation of any existing licenses
or the refusal of transfers of licenses
to achieve a reduced number.
Any reduction in the present num-
ber would be accomplished gradually
by refusal to issue licenses to new
applicants.
The House District Committee
already has pending before it a bill
offered by Representative Harris,
Democrat, of Arkansas, to set 500
cabs for each 100000 of population
here as the maximum. -
Evening star., 1946-02-08

Harbor-3S; Thornhill, from Pearl
Harbor-44:: Rinehart, from Pearl
Harbor-44: Dour and Eager. from
Pearl Harbor-total 56; one LIST
from Pearl Harbor-16.
At San Francisco Miscellaneous
on following: Admiral w. L. Capps,
from Yokohama-4,598 Army; Jerald,
from Samar-2,088 Navy; Henrico,
from Guam-1 ATT Navy and Ma
rines: Cepheus, from Pearl Harbor-
"a Navy: LIST 9o4, from Pearl Har-
bor-33 Navy; LIST 1876 Navy.
At San Diego-LCIs 410, 529, $50,
555 and 879.25 miscellaneous Navy.
At Seattle-Cape Victory, from
Okinawa-1,3 ,346 miscellaneous Army;
Brandon Victory, from Yokohama
1,614.
Evening star., 1946-02-08

carry the dead to distribution points
Because present plans call for no
military cemeteries in isolated areas,
all dead will be arbitrarily returned
from China, Burma, India, the
Malay States and the Dutch East
Indies; from Central and South
America, except the Canal Zone;
from Africa, except in the North
African theater; the Middle East
and from all islands in both the At
lantic and Pacific, except Hawaii
the Philippines and Puerto Rico.
Disposition forms will be mailed
next Of kin within reasonable time
before exhumations begin in any
given area.
Evening star., 1946-02-08
1906 Veterans Due
In U. 5. Today Aboard
Il Troop Carriers
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Twenty lone vessels, carrying 49,
$40 personnel, are scheduled to ar
rive today at four West Coast ports
while approximately 2,526 men are
due to debark from six ships at three
East Coast ports.
Ships and units arriving:
At Norfolk Miscellaneou on fol-
lowing: Anzio- One; William Byrd
from Birkenhead-26; Mary Dodge
--l0.
At New York-rehigh Victory
from LIE Havre1, ,16O troops, includ-
ing 919th Field Artillery Battalion;
319th Engineer Construction, Battal-
ion: nurses: 95 WACS.
Haverford Victory. from Naples
l.3o5 miscellaneous Army and 81
Navy.
At Boston-St. Lawrence Victory
from Calcutta "a miscellaneous
Army personnel Originally due yes
terday at New York;.
At Los Angeles Miscellaneous on
following: Gen. Weigel, from Yoko-
homo-5,040; Inaugural, from Pearl
Harbor-31; Opponent, from Pearl
Evening star., 1946-02-08

for IS disabled veterans of World
War II, trained for duty as national
service officers Of the Disabled
American Veterans.
The graduates have completed six
months OF classroom study in a spe-
cial course at American University.
They comprise the fifth group in a
program to train 400 men.
Joseph O'Connell, 16 Buchanan
street NE, is among the graduates.
After the ceremonies, the class
will leave for national headquarters
of the DAV in Cincinnati, Ohio, for
a week of additional instruction.
Then, they will be assigned to 10
months of on-the-job placement
Evening star., 1946-02-08
Alien War Bride visus
For Residence Eliminated

Alien war brides admitted to the
United States as visitors" may now
become permanent residents with
out obtaining visas and without
leaving the country, the Immigra-
tion and Naturalization Service an
nounced today.
Aliens temporarily admitted who
have married members OF the armed
Evening star., 1946-02-08

forces also will be included undei
the new ruling, the announcement
said. Persons thus admitted may
be pre-examined in this country at
immigration offices to determine
their qualifications for admission as
permanent residents.
Evening star., 1946-02-08

training in DAv service Offices
throughout the country assisting
disabled veterans. their dependents
and survivors.
The Valley settler., 1946-07-04

TOURIST GROUPS HIE WITH PN0-PACIF1c
 TOURS in JULY IND AUGUST. According to q letter received by tho Chamber of Commerce.. from Lloyd ol son there will be group of hore on tho 9th of July end 2l in August. Lloyd o1 son will ac company the second group in August. Those scheduled to orrivo next uoek tho 9tf arc:
 MT. cnd Mrs. c. Y. lIcKo chen olnm1 geo ,oklo. Mrs. Bon F. NoUhouso .Minnoopolis Minnesota Mrs. Louise ani th, Ios4r golo s. Cal ifornia Nh. Roy 7co Sparks N@ra1s Mr, Low Donahuo, Tue son, Arizona Mrs. James Oliver Curwood Los Angelo ,Cal. M ss Marguerite Otto, Seattle, Washington. Nj ss4 Otto is the conductor in charge of tho first Pen Pacific Tour. | the second group TO hnvo: T. and Mrs. Frank Stubboman .. bort and Dnvid Stubbomon Midland, Texas ,:rs. Ruth E. Dougo11 Schonoc tady,N.Y. .ers. George c. 9rowao Oakland, Cal lifornio GIr. and Mrs. Harry 6. croUl Council Bluffs Miss Virginia Crovl Iowa
 Doris CroHl
 Harry croul Jr: and Richard crovl. lEr. and Mrs. J.J. Barton, Santa Monica, Cal Mrs. Suo K. Whorry, Memphis; Tom. Mrs. JIM. Walker, 'Morphi Tom. Mrs. William skaggs, Oakland, California Mrs: Edith N. Ecrr tngton Oakland ,Califo ii Mrs. Elmer oppodol, Tuscan, Arizona Lloyd Olson, Conductor in charge.
The Valley settler., 1946-07-04

JOHN LESLIE RAY NEW Fl sCAL AGENT. John L. R.y has rrivod to take over tho lutips of Fi seal Agent for tho EWFCA. Thi position has boon vacant sinco Lloyd o1sol loft in Mny.'
 lIr. Ray recently di schergod from tho Army had exp crionco al ong this line while in tho sorvico. Mir. Rcy's wife Is vol1 known to tho Valley as Helen Arndt Mrs. Ray.
Evening star., 1946-04-20
BOATS iconfl.

MARINE ENGINE. studebaker conversion;
smooth. powerful cylinders. battery. gem
day and Sunday % at shsdyside shae,afd Nd 'e!uf e.
ROGERS AND LEE BOAT YARD. west
River 42F13 for further particulars.
HooPER's ISLAND FISHING BOAT. AZ IT.
6 inches long; Buda marine engine, fully
equipped ta,daap Price $1,000. TIE. 667o be
sPEEDBoAT. Eft. outboard mahogany
hp nn hehspeea sanG motor Or
4O-FT. WHEELER YACHT in perfect con-
reduction gear. z 12-volt light plants. new new
electric toilet, gas cooking range; yacht
eqmpetely 2 det sSuipp9d sleeps 8: gas heated
ExcELLENT RIVER sAiLTR, a4-tt. shoal
a5aft d5aj centerboard sloop. Price $500. . Gil.
47FT. CRUISER, sleeps 3, plus crew
quarters; 125-h.p Buda. 3-to-1 reduction
gear; Lux system dinghy auxiliary light
bell clock. chairs, tables. bedding, dishes,
galley utensils; boat fully equipped; teak
decks and superstructure; recently REIN
52o; corinthan Yacht Club Phone H. E.
AHTN sszi ctsfoMsi s$fR6sif BtGT t82T CABIN cruiser I
volt motor generator. This boat is sea
can cen'b By seen Py at 'Be BdAT YaRD
Chalk Point. Md: $4,000. Call GIL. 558.
FLASH-Your vacation can be complete
with our Chemold Top-O-Car boat and pat
ent carrier. One person alone can load or
take down in seconds. $50 deposit for 30
day delivery. THE JACK STONE Co,
Gil. 700. -2l
MARINE MOTOR, model A. 500: luggage
trailer, expertly built, fully equipped, ball
hitch etc, Sl35. SH 563S.
WILL BUY the smallest cabin cruiser that
will sleep two; inboard or outboard motor
Will be home till noon Sunday, Call WO.
0234 After that please send d postal
card to o. L. eleven, :2!4S 49th st. NV.
Evening star., 1946-04-20
BOATS,

5a3::FT s5ooP- -RIsGE6 SAILB0ATi; J, R Ti.ssd sxi
for ,s 0rtOeard " san GH motor ;ss 1-e pm. Sat-
REFINISH your boat with. our electric
4545 4545. ss9Id MoDERN 5ezSi FLooRs a451 18th St
BOAT PAINTS and hardware-Now is the
time, to give your boat complete spring
PAINTING For fine selection nl,, OF ,Sna such
VEccHIo, marine supplies. 12la 11tbb st.
H 44a5 TE ieaang eaaR marine suppy
store, S. KING FULTON. INC. so5 Maine
ave; s;w.. EXeeutiye 3406; -22
SonBER THE COUNTRY for y, Soat wks snd
ever been my privilege. to offer. One 3S-
#, Chris-Craft, sleeps 4; one ,31-ft. owens
a94a f. m9de eSn sSn sSsef cruiser sleeps SLEEPS e
It. cabin cruiser, sleeps 4; one Aft.
shbg sabgga boat 0ne obsIs p2ses
ranging isiHtsl from $3.50 to S., 500. EAsTpoRT
MARINE RAILWAY. 80 Severn ave, East
port, yI: M: eAs1 Annapolis 1894; night ph9ne'
PRoPELIER PRdigHLil + REpA1RING-Have your pro-
fHI9 94ga marIps ER SaRsp!es' S4sa 1912 11th ST. Sc
Want 70 BUY CABIN CRUISER or other
boat, ,,,Iy suitable for conversion Write
oUTBoARD MOTOR, johnson Sea Horse,
model KS. ,9;3 h;p, used very little;
fr 5siis B1eEYF 81 hh9nf kfGGEp III ELS sHARr1E an
ideal boat for these, waters, drawing only
Is in With centerbeard up; has great
YsshS Brokers, 7sa 18Th St: NV. al
Laurel 265. -21
Evening star., 1946-04-20
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED tcon,.

better kind wanted at once; viii buy
s odss Gad Rises mR GR6 q 9tTs N hons s
FURNITURE-All kinds Of household goods,
RE 7ao4: % eves. ME. 53i7. ' s. :.
"a GARDEN Den, or porch furniture wanted. Call
GtotD@Bring your, old gold. silver. plating NJ
HofAE$ofIbb snd IKE ussss5s Sss sn,5Sss
sS sSs gboR {SSs e. e.
q DoEhsH e5sf1 fE PGhaE
clock clocks bought for cash. EN-. 1905 and
PIANosNcail MR.. WILLIAMS at Stein
way dealer. DI: s464. If you have spinet
m Be 57f psassd sDsdht With sTane ouf easS 1 o s
PIANoEWiii move and store small plano
for for use. Well kept home. Telephone GIL.
PIANOS. grand. uprigh.. splnet Of apt:
sast slHs aRs Ro $50 ss6s any condition. will pay
PIANosNGrands, apartment uprishts. or
S99d s0 SA Pian9s ESQ., ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO
PIANOS WANTED, spinets. grands, apt
uprights, any condition; also uprights ,and
PfANo PP1is5s co = S1 s4od 4ss s9nq0n NA sS COLONIAL
ment upright or grand piano. VIII pay
the highest cash price. GE S465. 80
PIANO, in good condition, from private
Phone OR. 34S3 80
RABBITS WANTED-List quantity avail
able now and for future deliveries. Give
details. seniors weights. Box 276-A, Star.
RATTAN LIVING ROOM pieces, two Hep
lewhite Shield-back dining room chairs.
REFRIGERAToR-want electric refgr. in
good working condition; small family. Box
RIEFRsiGfEKkAlToRs. washers, electric ap-
planes; best prices. 1918 14th st. NV
De pEy;Yd 1910 we SeTyiee ,v al GSo ,2ns,.
pleating. 9l7 st RE 1900. RE 23l1
TYPEWRITER WANTED. good working
condition. any style Phone FIR 9225. 10
WASHING MACHINE, good condition. P. O
Box 1861, WASHINGTON D. c. 30
WASHING MACHINE, must be in working
condition or easy to fix; needed. Box
WE PAY TOP PRICES for old gold. silver,
jewelry. diamonds. firearms, clothing, musi-
cal, Instruments engineeEing inStruments
and what have you? viii call; MAX
ZWEIG SONS. 937 D st. NV ME. 9l13
AM INTERESTED in buying drop-leaf ta-
BILE, old jewelry, silver, china. bric-a- brac.
old glass DORA MILESTONE. NE. 6073.
After Z. call WA. 26S0
Evening star., 1946-04-20
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

GIRL, gentle, $500. to sbare, 2 bedrooms,
linen $40 month. 80 You st. NV. Call
between 8 and 8 pm. NO. TOSS. :-22
GIRL wanted, share downstairs duplex apt.
with officers wife; husband leaving soon
near 3 buslines: Arl., Va. GIL. 6327 after
= ?. m. weekday, any time Sat. 20'
GIRL TO SHARE ant. with another girl
through July, $50: 18th st. and Pk. I'd
WANTED congenial girl. $3.50, share g.
mo-; conV. transp. AID. 1892, 1913 9th
BASEMENT APT, vell-turn.; Petworth
sec: bed, liV., din, kit, pvt. bath, refer"
gas, eIec., cont. hot water; see to appre-
ciate; suitable for or 3 gentlemen; $50.
Box 35g-A, Star. 90
Will SHARE APT with lady working eve
nings; $40 mo. 5813 14th st. NV, Apt.
BOZ. GE. 1887 -2l
a3rd AND SITS. NW-Neat girl age 23-
30. share 1-room, kitchen. bath apartment,
nicely furnished with another glrl all
mo m2dern 1E5e econveniences' S45 monthly. Phone
GIRL, "a to 81, desires to share nice B
| pm. Saturday. 425 D st. Sc, Apt 5.
5l21 5th ST. NW.-Bedroom. kitchen,
screened porch, semipvt., bath; pvt. home
on busllne;- 500 per month; util furn
BETHESDA-Lg lIv.-bedrm. combination
kltchenette, dinette, dressing rm., bath
!g. closets. . Hollywood beds, for girl to
share with ! other; conv. transp. and
stores. WI $3.50: after 7, OIL. O6l1. -21
apartnent, near Colonial Village. Airing
II =
Evening star., 1946-04-20
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

AETNA MOVING : STORAGE Co.-LocaI
and long distance. No JOB too large and
none too small Ii 100.
VETERAN with all new equipment will
move you any time. Also light hauling
ARE You MovINGe Let the RETURN
LOADS BUREAU CORP. take care Of your
moving day problems; packing. transporta-
ton and storage; many years of expert
cnce have made US specialists in handling
your household effects. Come In and let us
talk it over. Phone Ii. 29S4 or Ii. 1853.
YoUR G b BEST Isl MOVE Iby 'i2 BAYNE 4 scATEs.
INC THE best moving Job possible by ca
pable and courteous moving men; insured,
fireproof storage facilities. Phone Sligo
2777; nights, EN- 1908. 81.
THoMPSoN'S TRASH SERVICE. RE.
& w TRANSFER CO., veterans organ
iZation--Vau and light transfer service;
RESPONSIBLE white help; carso insur; eve
VETERAN, just out of the service will
move or haul anything, nisht or day: no
Job too big or too small, EARL, D1. Ass, 42Se,
AT YOUR SERVICE PARCEL DELIVERY.
Light furniture hauling. baggaee, trunk
and parcel delivery. Veterans. RA. 5443.
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonable rates.
We will take your surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. EDELMANS S
MOVING &; STORAGE CO., ia. 2937
MOVING AND GENERAL HAULING, con-
prices that satisfy. IA 4s92..,, 25
VETERAN. starting business, will move, you
day or evening reasonable rates: light
hauling specially GE. 1851. @@
Evening star., 1946-04-20
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES, typewriters, calcu-
Iat9rS; 6oTgh5 I sod Lang ana rented RE ll7
ADDING MACHINES, typewriters. calcula-
Ewes. and sun, CO. 1925; week. DI. 1873.
ANTIQUES. furniture, bric-a-brac. china,
shess Cash raEi pTces psd Can
ASTfe3E AsSEfs ;ls' fuKNITuRE. art objects, bet;
GPApY, dAIi Iah'eH NA. $50. q once FeSSe can MT
eahsas u ans hons t92% aa!nats
BEDRooM SUITES, dining room suites,
porch furniture, in any amount wanted at
once; will pay highest possible prices. No
mdtsF fods yhs' MR Rb9 yR4 5aTe NH ss s please call
BICYCLE, any size, style, appearance or
condition; reasonably priced for quick sale
CAMERAS. all types. movie equipment. all
MER HTs+;co 9S3 Pa: aye. NV OPP. Dept Of
CAMERA, Reflex type or other wanted;
bring also accessories. Call MR.. WEISS,
FsyFt.s Re-, st35 (gftlee1; dfsa: co,t.vs o.,ou t
equipment Also movie eauipment. M noS Come Come
e a?f cAEfA III sss hSeff ssfh Prf 6
CAMERAS, photo equipment, both amateur
ana alorp ppre1esS59nal eIeSI eo Best prices. FORD
3l;t sxehangs M fer an Ar UndeTwood standard type
GAsH Gasff REG1sTER Ell TA WANTED good WORKING S
c0nJition, any style. Phone FIR. 1925 -2I /
CHILDS TRICYCLE. ard doll carriage, in
GG G9oG %, GGI2naltion; reasonable. OIL. 6s65. -22
w. pay ep men? 5o s Tsqos peq q
$xGh iS ai57 Pa ave- :' n~.. SV'.' NA. s4so:: 4sG:
cLo1HINe-Hignsss prices paid for men
?; ~ Ne Ne s5s7 open eyes; : wi, il cali Ii.
ps aHa sSsnnss hes viii Hsesh' ss
bU 9355,, 1924 I4th st. NV. ~ ''
pI 67Ga Open ewes WIN cali
LoTH1NG-Highest cash. prices paid for
and alsd sheg hen tUpnr fhaFfn bdepdd
ass5 nenS doop aEaHBok se sr6hgs 6h2a
93! 9TH st, NV. 524 4th st. s.w. -21
DIAMONDS ana old goIa. diamond watches
ana ana Glscarded jewelry; Cash paid ERNEST
BGRM btMIDss MS 6Lb Sf lath adIn Dw D1 277s
mond wedding rings; other jeweiry and and
pawn tickets purchased. Highest prices
paid. NEW YORK JEWELRY CO.. 727
EI!GRNITURE and home furnishings of all
removal: Mr.. JERRY, tn. 2SO6.
FURNITURE. inner-spring mattress. We
buy, entire household: Prompt removal
CAL US Is for highest. prices. MI. e77s.
piano. all evenings. Republic 3672. 23s
Evening star., 1946-04-20
ROOMS FURh.-Northwe,t. tcont.).

room, twin esds, private bath: $40 mosth sstis
$aSs MaSsalSS SsSoESo5aRsApo S5aRsA AyE::-Attreetlve: Com
a9lim in gho9s, 1 excel: transp. eAra GEs ss5s .A
.os SPRING RD ROOM sao nest
mo. MA. 1854 weekdays; ewes, AID. 3455.
1902 SPRING PL.-Large double front
room for refined gentleman. share, re-
41s 81 m?aih faih ST. Ar S4o4 double bedTo1m
phone some Kitchen and laundry privileges;
I5o: GoLGMisIA I. RID; N.w.vaLarg;e y. rs front
= 5sos saee eoLoRHDo Si5d; AVE. N.w.-rwin beds.
in private home, near streetcar and bus;
gentlemen only; $50 each. RA: 1850; al =. l
f5snt SS rR ESiR esds sAx ssatls family EM
DOWNTOWN, 1ll5 9Th st, n;,w., Apt 30
M refined 00 GENTLEMAN, lena s SO ' Wk; nun uni tel.
1885 1885, ALTON pL. Observation-Disclosures
double room with other girl; private bath;
S37 80 per month; "a blk. busline. Call
5o1a 3rd ST. N.w.-Large, attractively
furnished room with twin beds, in private
home: gentlemen preferred: S45 monthly.
1905 10Th ST, Apt. 1O6-Lge. bedrm.,
downtown, ] st floor, front. next bath; / or
z gent!emen; $40 single, $3.50 double.
55l4 iith ST. N.w.-1Lsrse bedroom; cou-
diss9 lss9 18th 5tht,s ST. NWIsnsIe lhk room
5ass9"f :sss5 H6IMfAp 521 D. pL. Nw.-single room
Fl THE 0Snf %fsoN osy no6sn S52 Ronh 5 ~ St. 95a "
Excellent rooms; vacancy for man. ST. 80
Ma iao5 u DECATUR ST. N.w-Girl to 1In share
I*ss lsth 81 .W.@sinse. we'll furnished
6v l2x24 sx2yce IT, sac clean ont6 quiet light
coLoREDosG RED iH5s;f PARK Ep m9a'a Several com
9Fah n6 sdG for nge and Gfs
coI6REDMisi5 c6f6 TbAp ai9oslNG KAIoRaMA I'd. NV
Eor women of renement Laxurious home
CoLoRED -437 LURAY ST. NV, of
Warder st.---Lovely front rm. for elderly
couple or ootfaG men must be refined ane
CoLoRED - Io1. SPRING I'd. NV. j
beautiful. newly decorated rooms. new fur
CoLoRED - 1928 CoRCoRAN St, NV.
furnished room for rent, man and wife
CoLoRED-so6 o ST. N.W.1Lovely NV dou
bic room for rent; in quiet home; gentle
conoEEpsf Gon asff 5: see cHAMPLAIN 81 sis ST. nv
Girl to share room and apt. with . othel
girls So weekly; colored section. Call AD
CoLoEED-ls2o, KALo1RAMA rd NV: !
girls $40 mo; also girl to share wltf
anotheE eirl fnrn. rm with twin beds s. g
CoLoREDwFURNIsHED FRONT room fo
refined woman, no cooking; SO week
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Evening star., 1946-04-20
ROOMS WANTED.

SINGLE ROOM, start Tuesday night, NV.
section. PAUL PARSONS, Main P. o; Box
ARMY OFFICER desires furnished room in
gentle home with kitchen facilities to
make his own breakfast, and keep food
in refrigerator. Quiet and cultured atmos-
phere desired; willing to mind child eve; eve;
Sunday. Suburbs preferred Box 3lS-A,
REFINED. perm. empl. young woman de-
sires rm in mod. home; upper 18th St. bus;
area preferred. After : pm, GE. S766. a
ACCOMMODATION for visiting parents
Canadian; May 10 through 10: vicinity
Mclean Gardens Box ASA. Star. 81
FILIPINO. refined, college student, wishes
single room or small apartment. Box
CoUPIE. responsible, employed. veteran
and bride-to-be. desire one-bedroom fur
nIshed apt. or room and Yd,,p private n bath
SMALL FURN. APT. or rm,, kit. privil,,
NV. pref; woman psychologist, Navy.
GHNTIEMAN G2f 2'4 desires clean. comfoTta bic
room room, near Congressional Library. o.. NE.
EXECUTIVE and wife must have 1-bed-
room apartment or bedroom with private
bath. Do not call unless nicely furnished
and well located. EX. 1000, Rm. 545.
SILVER SPRING VETERAN and wife; fin
est references: room with kitchen priyil.,
koma Park Or NV: D. c. sH. ,s246. -,,21
FAINT, want large unfurn. room at once;
prefer n or n W LII 1925 after &