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SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION

iupERINTENDENT OF EDUCATION
A. FOREST MEGEHEE
CORONER AND RANGER
M. c. PORTER
BAYLOUS w. STOKES
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
DISTRICT ONE
II. w. COCHRAN
ROY o. CUMBEST
j. l.. Derry DAVIS
billiard E. JONES
DISTRICT TWO
r. v. CTIM) BLADES
A. w. cAMBLEY
T. j. DICKSON
l.. c. (BILLl JOHNSON
EDWARD A. KHAYAT
LESTER f. MACK
]. II. ROBINSON
c. p. WILKINSON
DISTRICT THREE
II. MAC) BOWMAN
GEORGE b. HAGUE
JOHN J. (JACKl HOLLlSTER)
JOE V. KREBS
WILLIAM H. tPIE) MOORE
EDDIE POND
W. ED WIGGINS
DISTRICT FIVE
GEORGE A. CRUTH1RDS
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
DISTRICT ONE
II. II. PARKER
S. II. SWENDSEN
DISTRICT TWO
b. B. HOBBY
DISTRICT THREE
EDWARD W. cocker
KATE DENNY
T. D. (TOMMIEl HARRISON
CONSTABLE
DISTRICT ONE
GEORGE E. CARTER
DISTRICT TWO
S. f. BILBO
M. c. STEVENSON
DISTRICT THREE
FOSTER BARROW
LEvERT j. Pistol Pete BOSARGE
CHARLES N. FERRER
EUGENE (Teddyl LADNfER
I. F. (MACl MCGOWAN
W. F. CBILLl STEVENS
DISTRICT FIVE
PAUL C. (TOBYD CARTER
DAVID l.. WEST. SR.
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Politicians Are Hopeful
Despite Generals Denial

in Germany ready to be salvag-
ed.
The Army salvage experts
say that fertilizer, an extreme
ly short item in Germany can
be made from the nitrogen in
heavy demolition bombs and
used to increase food produe-
ton.
Gasoline, oil, soap and other
petroleum products can be made
from the thousands of tons of
fire bombs left at American
depots when the war ended
Scrap metal from the sur
plus u. S. planes would aid
substantially in rebuilding Ger
man economy. Some of this
scrap, however, may be return
ed to the United States if Am
erican industry finds such ac-
ton profitable.
President Heading Lefiward
Swing To The Left-Wash-
ington political observers be-
lieve that President Truman,
who a year ago seemed ready
to head we'll right-of-center in
his social and economic poll
tics, will be found in the left
aisle henceforth.
The political pundits point
out that in his message to Con
gress vetoing the tax reduc-
ton bill and the labor regula-
ton measure, and in reluctant
ly approving the rent control
bill, Mr.. Truman has given
ample evidence of this.
Moreover, the chief execu-
tive Is expected to abandon
the get-along-W1th Congress
plan he announced after the
COP landslide last November.
All of this adds up, of course,
to an appeal for great masses
of votes in l948-votes from
organized labor, from tenants
who will be squeezed by rent
increases. and from persons in
the low-income brackets for
whom. the president charged.
the COP tax slash plan was
grossly unfair,
Despite the third party threat
from the leftist element heads
BY Henry Wallace. many Wash
ington politicos expect that be-
tween now and the l949 cleo
ton a deal will be arranged
whereby the Wallaceites will
remain safe in the Democratic
fold.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-08-01

The Hawaiian Islands were
ruled by monarehs until 1898.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-08-01
POLITICAL


The following individuals have
formally announced in the columns
of the Chronicles Star and Advertis-
er their candidacy for political Of
flee in this summers Democratic
Primary
HIGHWAY COMMISSIONER
tSoufhern Disfrict)
MUNDELL BUSH
JOHN ID. SMITH
STATE SENATOR
Jackson, George and Greene Counties
G.. l.. BEAVERS
r. f. HORNE
j. r. BLACK
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
Jackson County
HERMES F. GAUTIER
W. c. CLum) OLIVER
r. l.. VAUGHN
FLoATER REPRESENTATIVE
Jackson and Harrison Counties
F. w. ELMER
DREWEY J. KENDRICK
SHERIFF AND TAX COLLECTOR
IL. r.. iE4D1 ftODTNh
r. A. HELM
JOHN d. HENLEY
j. GUY KREBS
JOHN r. McNEAL
NOLLE T. ROBERTS
ED J. SIURUA
X. l.. WALKER
LAURIN r. WARE
COUNTY ATTORNEY
II. A. KRUSE
l.. X. MCINTOSH
MERLE F. PALMER
cHANcERY CLERK
FRED TAYLOR
N. c. EVERETT
CIRCUIT CLERK
JOHN A. GRAHAM
VERTIS G.. RAMSAY
TAX ASSESSOR
LAWRENCE GOFF
KNOX GRAHAM
w. G.. JOHNSON
A. ROSCOE FLETCHER
NORMAN r. LYONS
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TAX ASSESSOR

GOFF
KNOX GRAHAM
w. c.. JOHNSON
A. ROSCOE FLETCHER
NORMAN r. O
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1947-08-01

The following individuals have
formally announced in the columns
of the Chronicle-Star and Advertis-
er their candidacy for political Of
flee In this summers Democratic
Primary
Evening star., 1947-10-10

ure to sign contract indicates the
local is still "adhering to the no
contract policy adopted by the ITU
at its recent dnternationaD con-
vention."
The International resolved at the
convention to seek posted conditions
of employment" instead of formally
negotiated contracts, as a means of
getting around the closed shop ban
imposed by the Taft-Hartley Act.
Evening star., 1947-10-10
Baltimore Printers
Reject Contract Offer;
Negotiations Stalled
By the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Oct. 10.-A group
Of % Baltimore print shops an
nounced last night that Local u,
International Typographical Union,
had 'f1atly rejected" two wage offers
and negotiations had reached an
"impasse."
Charles v. Brannock, president of
the local, said, however, the union
had not rejected an offer of a 25-
cents-per-hour raise to cover the
interim period until a new contract
is signed, but that it would be pre-
sented to the membership at meet
ing Sunday.
Both sides were agreed that the
Evening star., 1947-10-10

DR.. Alfonso Leng, dean of the
School of Dentistry of the University
of Chile, who now is touring similar
schools in the United States, should
have been a musician by profession
and a dentist by avocation"
That is the opinion of DR.. Hans
Kinder, who conducted his National
Symphony Orchestra last season in
a performance of DR.. Leng's "Canto
de Invierno."
The remark was made yesterday
when the 63-year-old Chilean COM
poser dropped into Constitution Hall
to greet DR.. Kinder and listen to
rehearsal of the orchestra, which
opens its season Wednesday night.
"It is not that my old friend is
not a good dentist" DR.. Kinder
hastened to add. He is a greatly
respected figure in Chile. But his
music-he could have had great
career"
Began Composing at Is.
DR.. Leng said he had begun to
compose when he was Is, but Il
was not good enough to make pro-
fession of it.
Many of his symphonic works,
however, have been played in Santi-
ago, in London and over the British
Broadcasting System. He thought
the concert here last year was the
first North American rendition OF
any of his major works.
He Is visiting the United States
under a State Department grant,
and was accompanied on yesterdays
informal visit by Mrs. Oliver o.
Kuhn, program officer of the Divi-
sion of International Exchange OF
Persons.
Impressed by Art Here.
Washington is. very wonderful"
he said. Il am particularly i'm
pressed with the wonderful art gal
leries in town"
But he also had much praise for
DR.. Kinder and the orchestra.
THE rehearsal I watched was
reading rehearsal" he said. THE
members were playing loT tlie Iiiot
time together, numbers to be in
cluded in future programs. They
did we'll, very we'll. Washington
should be most proud of its fine
symphony
He pronounced DR.. Kinder zone of
the best conductors we have ever
had in Santiago" DR.. Kinder
appeared there as guest conductor
two years ago, when he met the den-
tist-composer, became impressed
with his work and resolved to in
clude some of the compositions on
future programs.
Our orchestra in Santiago Is sup
ported by the state" DR.. Leng, ex-1
planned. There is q 2 per cent tax
on all motion picture tickets, and
the proceeds are used to maintain
the arts"
Kinder Likes System.
"It is fine system" DR.. Kinder
chimed In. They have fine Or
chestra there, and the people are
very music conscious"
Evening star., 1947-10-10

union had turned down a proposal
of a 40-cents-per-hour wage raise
the full union demand-providing
the union would agree to sign con-
tract which the print shops said
consisted of "the essential elements
of the expired contract, excluding
the illegal clauses, namely, closed
shop and struck work"
Mr.. Brannock said I'VE are willing
to sign a contract, and we have full
authority from the International to
sign contract. but we won't sign
the one the Graphic Arts League
Cthe print shop group wants us
to sign"
Union and management officials
said no further negotiation meetings
between the two groups had been
scheduled.
The Graphic Arts League, in a
formal release, said the unions fail
Evening star., 1947-10-10
WhiskyIess Day Uroed

DUBOIS, Pa, Oct. 10 LP).-Mrs.
Lulu Salada, president of the Clear
field County Women's Christian
Temperance Union-noting Presi-
dent Truman's plan for meatless
Tuesdays and poultryless Thurs
days-has an additional idea. In
a telegram to the President yes
terday Mrs. Salada said: Here's
one you overlooked to save grain
Whiskyless Wednesdays"
Evening star., 1947-10-10

In addition to receiving musical
kudos from DR.. Kinder and other
leading conductors, DR.. Leng has re-
.ceived high praise as an authority
on disease of the mouth, his spe-
cialty. He received a first prize for
compiling material on the subject
at a recent South American dental
conference and was a member of a
preWar international study on oral
diseases.
DR.. Leng, who has been visiting
dentists, clinics and schools in this
area for several weeks, will leave
soon to visit medical centers in
other parts of the country.
He will return to Washington
about mid-December before re-
turning to Chile.
Evening star., 1947-10-10
ADVERTISEMENT.
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coKns Shed Off

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softens dead skin, paving the way
for the removal Of the corn. Try
this easy-to-use, quick-action. E-z
KORN REMOVER today. 35c at
drug stores.
Evening star., 1947-10-10
Script Writer to Give Course

Stanley Field. script writer for
the Radio and Television Section of
the War Department, has been en-
gagged by the Washington Workshop,
2020 Massachusetts, avenue NV, to
give course in professional radio
script writing. The classes will meet
at Z pm. each Friday, beginning to-
night.
Evening star., 1947-10-10

DENTIST COMPOSER RENEWS FRIENDSHIP Alfonso
Leng ght Chilean dentist who writes symphonic
hobby discusses some music with Dr. Hans Kinder conductor
OF the National Symphony Mrs Oliver Kuhn State Depart
ment official and widow of the former managing
Star, accompanied Dr. Leng his visit Constitution Hall
Star Staff Photo
Evening star., 1947-03-29
MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE

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Evening star., 1947-03-29
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IF. yOU LIKE nome atmosphere. all home
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TRANSFORMATION, PL: s475, 80
I in 10
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Transportation 80
ROOM WITH BOARD for ladies and
gentlemen, lovely front dble bedrm for
young lady; other vacancies now avail
able; excellent home cooked meals; perfect
Que st. n W. NO. 4O95 Ri
Evening star., 1947-03-29
FARM and GARDEN.

TRACTORS-All types: new farm equip
spR nsRs PS9ne after pm anray IA y fTi trees
shsdf snf cs Wa 5s 5
TREE REMOVAL with modern power tools:
spraying. pruning, topping. Complete tree
Fuly 4TnEsd TSE f95 yS P5pteeass9 as
SARDhI Ri hE III TRsCToRs TOR SsN avsilable 10 for de-
livery: first ccme, first served. Also REQ
power lawnmower and Tillex rotary tilier
MALoNEY n NE g iscs se@ sis6 sa soea Gar ave- Silver
IsEIT5 EXPERT TREE woRK--Trees removed,
ii 1850 tons a9 o Rich
soil, s. per ton at our plant. Call At.
4aSbscAPING 1i,Sf se i CO. 7sERvIoE-seeding, fer
tilising, lining, topsoil lawns rolled roses, o;
covers, tree work, fruit trees sprayed and
trimmed, grading and drainage system.
FkAcsTosE EM sS75 RE wAiKs. ffas terraces repases
F9'k MAReSGc1o Afsssps 'hp4aas phoas RoekRs
TRACTOR, Farmall CID. double Ain
planter and grain binder, disc. harrow.
som some DeE a in saee eSad
further use for same. Box 407-x. Star.
filling, small cement repairing, light
hauling and painting. II: s905. 80.
dition. SIS. Elmwocd 313 80
FOR sALE-Topsoil, well-rotted manure
aIu graVei: reasonably priced; delivered
Phone Falls Church S53-W-1. -3
BATTERY BRooDTr. ten compartment,
excellent condition. WI. $3.50. Sat. l to s.
EOySEN8ERRY PLANTS (25}. ; yrs. old,
untrimmed; ready to bear. WA. 4501..
cow MANURE of finest quality for lawns
and gardens; S12 ton; 4 tons, $40 Ask
operator for Ashton 1856. 30.
GARDEN FLOWING for immediate de-
pendable booking Call CH ql60
Evening star., 1947-03-29
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

ON MACOMB ST, Just off Conn-Entire
living room, bedroom, bath and Kitchen
cite; furnished, 500 month. Call EN-.
FURN. FGiS BEDROOM, kitchen and semipvt.
mod. bath for .empl.. married couple Of
good habits, S55 per mo. l772 Lang pl.
KITCHEN PRTIySiLEGEs-Lge. twin-bed rn j.,
gas heat, unlim. phone, excel. transp.
downtoWni Gog rt prefer fs, cpl Or girls $40 mo
;;rd floor in new detached home; bath, ind
floor, In exclusive neighborhood, Ameri-
S55. WO. 024s or Box BLK, Star. 80
DNice WANTFD-Nice employed lady. 25-35,, to
lady; conv., transp. $40, 1919 Staples st.
ne: Saturday, call after 5, .TR. 1905, 30
tall B. ST. Isl sEstqdio Eing rm dnette
ha BAcHEEok aiiSss WISHES WISH ~ 70 SHARE his apt
2t dnets ana BATH t0 txn yns beds ea
esdqTsf cs Ra E, GsoFse og say Wash ans Qnp sn
bet. 2 and 4 pm. only. Box 221-x, Star,
THE WILSON. HOUSE, 1775 Nst. nv
@ studio apt. for 4 girls S1.lo per day. MI.
VERY ATTRACTIVE APIS: and rooms;
'eGas e e 5Hd esr eaH9
iii i4t5 PARK 'RG; Rb. NV. Apt. 1os-EmDioyed Employ
rm.. kitchen, bath: with another lady; S45;
everything included. AID. 6o33 after
! GIRLS go and e5, to share arm. apt
SEAR SfA, 81 DuPoN1 clRoLEmnarge e 1m brig bright
double double M | single, club arrangement; 3 girls
other. young ladies; S45 each; also 2 rooms.
private bath, ,s suitable 2 young ladies' $50
adv VI uSiIlG lpre
to share l, her :,-rm apt, witt, nice. con-
1920 Anacostia I'd. Sc. Apt. 1o1, ,'lR.
GIRL TO SHARE APT. with other girls
18Th ST Nv Dup5nt S4s6 alter : or
us Sso MISSOURI AVE. NV. Apt. sos- sae
lady; conv, transp,; $40 mo. RA 457S.
NJ AND MINI: AVE. s;E..s working sirls
sa5 so mo. ca; and share other expenses
Cal Cal after $50 pm, LU. 1897. BOX
sesA isos BsIhIeTTMoRE sheTo ST. N.w.-EmDiosed NwEmsS
lady, "a to 80. to share furn: 1-bedrm. apt
with another gentle lady; .S45, utilities in
cluded. AID. 1850. Ext. 512, after Z pm.
s1o s@ h Sins G ftohen. dinstte I and n bssS ssS
NI1 vi Ell saAhE af1 Stsi with young eoaDl.
SOS a mo-; avail. April l.. 25O5 Fairlawn
ave. Sc. Ii. 1852. Call before 8 pm.
go
YOUNG LADY to share bedrm. and liv.
rm., with, another lady: cooking privils.
if desired: in pvt. Arl. home. Ride to
and from Wash. daily; bus at door. CHI
4260. -:30
REFINED GIRL between ages 20 and 30
to share broom apt. with another girl:
$50 mo-: GENTLE home 6l22 lst pi.
me. GE. 6@5S. 30
ARLINGTON, nr.. Woodrow Wilson School
Duplex apt. 1st A.. 3 rms, kitchen
end OF August; no children or pets; .Ss5.
WANTEDILady to share furnished apt
with another lady. RE. 063e. Apt. 10S,
after & Sat. or Sun. 80"
Columbia rd. NV. with or g girls for few
mos: $40 each for tive; Gall no 5463; :
Gardens: 3 exposures, II windows, dining
room. bedrooms, 1 n baths. large living
room; 3 to 8 months, possibly longer;
S225 month. from July !. Box 52-Y.
Star. S0'
Evening star., 1947-03-29
FOR SALE tcont. J

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE tcont.I
VENDING MACHINES, excellent condi-
aestera vest $s%sy Console AZ. ies4: 80
sps sSsDi ssPss svi
VIOLIN, has case and bow, first SIS buys.
VIOLIN, used in dance and radio work,
Ss5; a sweet buy; no dealers. Box 79-Y'
VIOLIN, original e. Martin sachsen, fine
tone and condition; excellent for students;
s9mpIste $50 VIZ st: n;W of Sico-
iaas llH Amatus, AUS over SO years Old. in perfect
physical condition: with artist genuine
Flecnner bow; also extra bow and case;
sacrifice. $3.50. Evenings z to g. GE' S6. Ssoe.
WASHING MACHINE. mos. old; excel
lent condition; used few times; SIS. ST.
WASHING WASHING MACHINE. Bendix, s1a5; runs
WASHING MACHINE; Kenmore, good con-
WASHING MAcHINE, in perfect condition: .,
S95. Call between 1 and 4, GIL. 6l9S,
WATER aEAIERs, gas elestrics all sizefi
5sPeEf 5sP st snsia!a'aSaA "a 2fss 3HaN wo saaG
Win diamonds; sIz5 cash: Ho5aTt oSS..S 5000
childrens clothes: novelties and gifts;
bargains $50 Sth st. s.w. 10 am. till
pm, March gath through March 31st
BARGAIN-Silver fox jacket. wool coat
clio, rs pairs shoes, 10 purses, cos.
jewelry: dozens other articles many new;
cost $780,, sell $500. 2s01 Cortland
THICKNESS PLANER, new, for wood 8
inches wide. Taylor 521S. 80
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY of a lifetime
for $500; Q cinder-block machines. turning
out 800 blocks each day; cement mixer
and pellets; 1885 GMC 1I2-ton truck: Call
Fairfax 337-J-2 between 6 and pm.
weekdays and all day SUNDAY. 80
NEW ROYAL ROSE GAS RANGE, 4-burner
oven control, standard size: price: $50.
Can be seen any time at 619 Jefferson
ave, Falls Church. Va. 81
Evening star., 1947-03-29
ROOMS FuRhIsHED-Mp. and VA.

ARLINGTON, ALL, vA-ILaree, front front bedrm
ARIHSa4oSguddisas ,fsIGSsRs CT dssi bedrm conv ia,a
kitchen pSiy}IsFes. = OK. ssea. Al'i;.ni m;,o no :.
bARGE Ia RI. ROOM for : men tgyinn beds;
Silver M E 0us RT eas WA rm $50 for young
man, in private gentle home; bus at cor
FsIENpsHIp Pfu saasghaele HEHTs SE SSs4
furn. rm. with family Of 2 adults; conv.
transportation; $40 wk. for L; S12.5O for
sss psonf n kENMoag Ml SSss' ST.. Arl, va.SGse
nicely yo1l furn master bedrm,' conv location
oi sooM NJ AND BATH, 1st floor, $50; M in re-
eas ssRs ssRv Ssas4# ssts d
EAkaT lsEa rm tsln
and bus service to Wash; gentleman to
share with another gentleman S25 mo.
NJ NJ RaiN1ER-1ge. issiiii dble. rm.. for ore en-
s9S o VA S2up ss74. 'Ao'eS' '0n'' er15o0'' 25o
essa hoa:s IN cbsv4 man dRa!s e sha5s With fur
others; maid service, kitchen, pvt. room
pys: bath, darkroom. an pyiyilesEasss,;, cqsts
reasona5le; r 1; car desirable WI. so62 aft after
aRIINGToNMsa.le n 1Sissy rm.. dble rm is3, ample
p6oe m nsey on
ions 81 points; Quiet reflned ed 'Gis famiiy.
FALLS CHURcH-Gate House: pvt. rm.
with bath; garage: patio; man or single
SILVER SPRING = Cheerful double rm.,
pvt. bath, radio: conv. transp.; pvt home;
$40 month SH 1864. 81
FIRsT-FLOOR FRONT. next to BATH bus
| at door; 12 minutes downtown: S25; girl
only. JA. 177s-W. Arlington. 80
1103 POWHATAN ST, Alexanotria-Roofn
single, double. Phone Alex. 274S. Buses
| at door 81
BETHESDA, 512l Willard ave-Master
| bedrm, twin beds, next to bath: SIS; 2
gentlemen or empl. couple, quiet and re-
| fined Call WI. 1854. 80
NICELY FURN. front bedroom for couple,
employed; semipvt bath. GIL. 6023. 81
Evening star., 1947-03-29
AVIATION (cont. J

FOR sALE-Globe swift 125 horsepower.
$50 miles per hr: This beautiful plane
with only lew hours of demonstration
time, at real buy. We will accept your
plane in trade. CAPITOL AIRCRAFT
SALES, Hyde Field. Call Jack Bartels, SP.
ERCoUFE, 1916 model. with new sway
air radio, starter, lights, and green sun
shade; approx. 800 hours, excellent condi-
ton; $4,000 Phone SH. 4444 a
AERONCO CHIEF, late 1899 factory re-
built Continental, 65-h.p., engine installed
at last major. recovered in 1916. for i'm
me aiate sale; S995. May be seen Sun. at
Schrom's Airport. or Phone SH, 3765. 80
STINS0N 10. S0-h.p. Continental, 2-way
radio, landing navigation and panel lights,
starter, generator. battery, primary group;
licensed 3 place instrument day and con-
tact night: Just reflnished, engine rebuilt
new last major, for immediate sale; S1950.
May be seen sun. at Schrom's Airport.
Phone SH. 3165. 80
PIPER CUB J3, 65-h D. Lycoming engine.
licensed to October: SSS5. See at Beacon
Field WILLIAMS. OV. 1851 ewes. 80
REPUBLIC SEABEE-Demonstrat in ex-
cellent condition. at substantial discount
CAPITOL AIRCRAFT SALES. H Jack
HEAR THIS. HEAR THIS. Owner in
Tokyo requests l sell his Luscombe This
ship is priced right and in excellent con-
dition. Nav he seen at Congressional;
NC-28762; uses less than 5 gal. per hr
and cruises 105. RE. 2477 or CHI. 7179.
ewes. -3l
Evening star., 1947-03-29
ROOMS FURNIsHEp-s.E. and s.w.

dd,Sn,a Ia. 18th ah ST. r; sE5arse dble rm. for
1881. Co. 'e- NAo an w.
1oas POTOMAC AVE. s.E.-Large ehg front
fo room IN for gentleman; private family; conv
RANDLE HIGHLANDS s.E.Nsingle room.
UNI unifmlted ph1ns convenient transp; girl
gentle family, private home; e:npIoyed
married couple, or men; S45 mo. TR. 1854,
Fro FRONT RooM-Extra- closets. win
acre lawn NJ, Fairfax Village. Sc: gentle
roo9 1as9 MASS Ia b,!1ns ave sEEFFont tEinb
la12 Pa. AVE. s.E.-Room. f furn. or un-
furn;; for | or . ladies; with or without
LARGE FRONT sunny room with twin
BEDS; PEG near transportation; unlimited phone.
snd FLOOR, private house, mr.. Library of
Psr week Fg. rio s's' iel''e'i'es $50 o"o
ZOOS RsS Tk fGp4S 81 So e ca nicely iurn
6ir1 o9rner srroo rooms single or communicating
preferred $50 each. w AT. $3.50 $3.50. SeHelemeh mso
End floor. twin beds. near bath; private
@f soGTH SrF eaARRtS cARoENEssa NEssasNRR0s ave. sEnrn
fpont In oisf rmi boms person. plenty Of hot water
547 10Th T ST. Sc. Apt. 5-ope dST double
sleeping room. one single sleeping rm:
unlimited phone oonv, transp. LU. a2s5.
1909 G ST. s.E.-Laree light room, twin
peds, near busline; refined home 30"
sos XENIA ST. SE.-Room. single gentle
man. next to bath, s35 per mo. TR. :i#35