davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-17
Government finds
+HCL increases

Any man or woman who went
shopping this week knows that
the cost of living is increasing in
spite of GOP-National Association
of Manufacturers promises, but
the U. S. Department of Labor
clinched the argument with the
report that retail food prices in
dexes for March Is rose to 1884,
per. cent above the 1935-1939
average"
Prices are now one per cent
higher than the inflationary
peak of 1920 after World War
I. the Bureau reported.
"Prices for all major groups of
food advanced and the food, in
dex in mid-March was IS per cent
above a year ago s. Sharpest
increases were recorded for fresh
and cured pork 8. fats and oils
=. butter fresh fruits and
vegetables"
The report found that ION
March is, meat prices were more
than five per cent higher than
on Feb. 15." .
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-17

feudal backwardness.
They fear Jewish immigration
based on Zionist state ambitions
and will continue to fear it so
long as. Zionists look to any giant
powers, like the U. S. or Britain,
for aid. IS
The Arab feudal lords black
mail everyone in sight. They
used TO work with Hitler and.
like the Mufti of Jerusalem.
helped him kill Jews.
They are just as willing to
shoot down striking Arab workers
for British and American oil firms.
i Il
THE JEWISH PICTURE is also
complex. The immigration pres
sure on Palestine is partly re-
suit of no other gates being open.
In Palestine. Jewish capital
lists try TO split Jewish and Arab
labor to keep wages down. Jew
ish settlers. however. live at
peace with Arabs. and Jewish
and Arab workers often strike
side by side.
Hating the British occupation
forces, both Arabs and Jews prob
ably cannot help feeling good
when Irgun and Stern group, ter
rorists pay them off in their own
coin of blood. ~ 81 3SSs5 =
But neither can ignore the
fact that the Jewish Revisionist
party. to which the terroisfs be-
long. is fascist in character. It
frankly regards Arabs as in
ferior and has not been above
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-17

The Socialist party has.
taken the responsibility of
sanctioning a slide TO !. the
right in French politics" the
statement said. This step
was welcomed with too much
joy by the reactionaries not
10 awaken legitimate anxiety
among all workers"
The statement also indicated the
Communists would conduct them.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-17
NEITHER ARABS NOR JEWS

NEITHER ARABS NOR JEWS
have a voice in the government.
1t is run by the British colonial
office, there is no parliament and
no one votes. In short, Palestine
is colonial problem.
One solution is to get rid of
the troops. and administrators
who have no link with The popu-
lation.
A second choice would be UN
trusteeship, with a fixed terminal
ton date and immediate election
of national and local governments
based on universal suffrage of
both Arab and Jew.
THERE IS NO third best choice.
Continued British occupation
and intrigue in a Palestine united
in slavery can only bring more
bloodShed.
Partition of tiny Palestine
into three even timer units run
by Arabs Jews and British. as
London has proposed. would
also lead TO conflict and in
trigue by outside interests.
As for the Jewish problem as
a whole, which does not coincide
with the problem of Palestine at
all, it can only be solved in Pales-
tine, as elsewhere, by democracy,
with equal rights for all and no
special privileges to any race or
group. sv - ~
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-17

selves like a big government
party" in working toward the flu
ture of France. Predictions by
alarmists that the Communists
would launch a wave of crippling
strikes have not borne fruit.
Many Socialists are openly
fearful that this break, with
the c o m m u nists will
strengthen the hand of Gen.
de Gaulle who is making a
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-17

The pledge reads as follows:
II pledge TO join with the
women of the world in Cru
SADIE for Peace:
l. Friendship with peoples
of all nations. -
2. Complete destruction of
fascism. W sEe ~
3. International control Of
atomic energy. iffs.5s
4. Ending racial and relig-
ious discrimination.
S. Freedom from want for
all peoples.
s. Preservation of demo-
cratic traditions in America"
A tour of the United Nations
headquarters has been arranged
for the delegates with reception
in the evening.
The delegation which will in
clude women from organized labor,
housewives, business and profess
SIGNALS, and club women-all of
whom are determined that the
conference table, and not the
battlefield must be the place to
resolve differences.
A send-off is being planned for
the delegates at the Congress st.
plaza Sunday, May Is, at pm.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-17

So it is fairly certain that the
most that will come out of this
assembly session on Palestine will
be another inquiry commission.
1t might seem from the tragic
plight of European concentration
camp Jews, from the spectacular
activities of the Palestine under
ground and from the Zionist cry
for Jewish state that Palestine
is purely Jewish problem. That
this view is wrong is proved by
the calling of special assembly
session on the subject.
ACTUALLY. the worlds cham
celleries are not SO much con-
cerned with whether Arabs or
Jews get justice as with who will
get middle east oil and bases.
Britain wants to keep its en-
pire together and to halt both
local popular movements and
Soviet influence" Linked with
both strategy and profits is the
problem of oil.
Palestine is important not only
because of the oil pipeline with
its outlet at Haifa but because the
nationalism of Arab populations is
making it hard for British troops
to stay in Egypt, Iraq and other
key middle east countries.
THE TWO PEOPLES inhabiting
Palestine can be stimulated to dis
agree, so Britain hopes always to
have the less militant group on its
side-today the. Arabs, tomorrow
the Jews. 81 Ne
Having promised through Gen.
MacMahon to make Palestine an
Arab stale and in the Balfour
declaration to make it a Jew
ish national home. the British
can say when they break one
promise that they are faithful TO
the other.
The U. S., Britain's rival in oil
but senior partner in strategy, is
backing Britain in essentials while
haggling over the price paid for
such backing.
Admiral LeahY and Standard
Oil strike bargains with the
Arab states while leading Demo-
Gratis and Republicans. inter-
ested in Jewish votes at home.
send sympathetic messages to
Zionists.,
If these people were serious
about Jewish misery, they could
open Americas doors to Axis vic
Tins as an example to other lands.
Il they cared about Arab freedom
they would fight colonialism in
stead of financing it..
THE ARABS are divided into
the Arab peoples and the feudal
lords who dominate the Arab states
and are largely financed by oil
royalties. The Arab peoples want
freedom from foreign rulers and
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-17

q strong bid for power with
what is believed TO be the
tacit support of the American
government. la
It is felt in some quarters that
if the breach widens between the
Communist and Socialist parties,
the large dissatisfied element in
the Socialist Party may. break
completely away and join the
Communists.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-17
Chicago CAW to visit UN;
vow Crusade for Peace

Armed with $4,000 pledges from the Chicago Division
supporting the of the Security Council
from the Congress of American Women
Austin u Ambassador Nations Trygve
Lie Secretary Assembly May
Success
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-17
1UN considers Palestine
as u. s., Britain talk oil

in hopper
they nota decision this is to their taste.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-17
Spanish victory

PARIS - tALM - SPANS
biggest strike since Frame
seized power. 10 years ago has
ended with workers not only
winning a m a jor economic
point. but showing the entire
world that Spanish labor stands
opposed to the countrY's die
tatorial regime.
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-17
Communist custer helped
de GoulIe, French fear

Socialists the
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-17

F THE ARABS are divided into
the Arab peoples and the feudal
lords who dominate the Arab states
and are largely financed by oil
royalties. The Arab peoples want
freedom from foreign rulers and
The Chicago star. (Chicago, Ill.) 1946-1948, 1947-05-17

beating up Jewish unionisis,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-11
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS
know America)

Maude Adams, famed Oldtime
actress, born in Salt Lake City,
rs years ago.
Thomas K. Finletter Of New
York, lawyer, chairman Of the
Presidents air policy commits
sion, born in Philadelphia, 81
years ago.
George F. Booth, publisher of
the Worcester, Mass, Telegram
and Gazette, born in Hartford,
Conn.,, II years ago.
DR.. Vesto M. Sliphcr, famed
astronomer, head of the Lowell
Observatory, Flagstaff, Ariz.
born in Clinton County, Ind, ~
years ago.
Prof. Gordon w. Airport, Har-
wards head of the department
of psychology, born at Monte
yuma, Ind, so years ago.
Alger Hiss, president of tho
Carnegie Endowment for Inter
national Peace, born in Baitl-
more, 43 years ago.
DR.. Walter w. Van Kirk, notec
Methodist Episcopal Church Of
fetal, New York, born IN Cleve'
land, Sc years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-11

the Jayshees.
The Jaycees. through the Civ
ic Drama Guild of New York.
have booked for local presenta-
ton three outstanding Broad
way plays, direct from New
York City, with distinguished
professional casts. These stage
attractions, Dream Girl, Kiss
and Telp and MADE In Heav-
en-" are being offered to the
public as a series at $500, in
Guiding federal tax, for the three
plays. The Jaycees feel that this
low price will put the living
theatre within the reach of ev-
eryone and appeal to many who
have yet to experience the thrill
of real theatre going.
The performance will be pre-
sented during the winter sea-
son, the first play, Dream
Girl' to be shown on December
1st, Kiss and TelP' on January
18th, and Made in Heaven" on
March 18th, at the High
School Auditorium.
All seats are reserved and first
come will be able to purchase
choice locations. Cities that have
previously had an opportunity
of subscribing to this series have
almost without exception, sold
out their entire seating capacity
and have ben compelled to es-
tablish a waiting list. The Jay
ces believe that a like situation
will prevail here, and suggest
that, SO as to avoid disappoint-
ment reservations be made i'm
mediately.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-11

and get the post office stamp IN
red ink.
X X X
It'll be a four-year headache,
but it is necessary if we are ever
going to get the improvements
we need"
This was the comment of A.
Maitland Adams, recently elected
to the city commission TO group
he was talking to at the Rotary
Club the other day.
Adams, a successful business
man himself, will insist on bust
ness methods being employed
around city hall. And he is econ
omy minded, which, it seems to
us, is seriously needed in the con-
duct of civic affairs.
Fred Dion is of the same general
opinion as Maitland, so we can
look for some changes around
city hall.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-11
The Weather
FORECAST

Key West and Vicinity: Mostly
partly cloudy this afternoon, to-
night and Wednesday. Some inGi-
cation of showers late tonight or
Wednesday. Continued warm.
Moderate TO fresh southeast and
south winds, occasionally strong
at times, becoming southwest on
Wednesday. Small craft warning
displayed.
Florida: Showers and scattered
thunderstorms over north portion
this afternoon and tonight and
over central portion tonight and
Wednesday. Otherwise partly
cloudy through Wednesday,.
Warmer this afternoon. Cooler
in north portion Wednesday and
over extreme north portion to-
night.
East Gulf of Mexico and Jack
sonville through the Florida
Straits: Small craft warnings
displayed. Fresh to moderately
strong southerly winds this aft
ernoon, shifting TO fresh norther-
ly over north portion tonight and
diminishing Wednesday. Dimin-
ishing southerly winds over south
portion tonight, becoming gentle
to moderate Wednesday.
Jacksonville to Apalachicola:
Small craft warning ordered 900
AM, EST, from just south of
jacksonville through the Florida
Straits TO just east of ST. Marks,
Fla. Fresh to strong 25 to 80
miles per hour southeast to south
winds over extreme north portion
shifting 10 northerly tonight.
| Moderate TO fresh southeasterly
winds over south and central por-
tons. Becoming occasionally mod
! erataly strong 25 to 80 miles per
hour this afternoon and shifting
! over central portion to northerly
! Wednesday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-11
SALE OF DRAMA FESTIVAL
TICKETS STARTING TODAY

Bob Pollock chairman of the ticket committee Jaycees
announces that the boxoce sale
Drama Festival starts today and will the remainder the week
through Saturday November 18TH midtown
set up in front of Hermans SIP
daily from 40 am to $50 This boxoffice will be
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-11

Gold is mined near johann
nesburg in Africa as depths of
5000 feet.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-11
Tomorrow's Almanac
49, uys
TIDES

TIDES
Tomorrow
Naval Base
eastern Standard Time)
High Low
q.55 am. 3:13 am.
9:l3 pm. 2:4o pm.
Additional Tide Data
Reference Station: Key West
Time of Height OF
Station Tide high water
Bahia Honda -Ohr.
(bridge) 10 min. 90 It.
No Name Key -t2hr.
least side) 20 min.
Boca Chica -Ohr.
SANDY Point 40 min.
Valdes Channel +2hr.
(north end) 10 min. fla 1t.
600
(NOTE: Minus sign-correc-
tons to be subtracted. Plus
sign-corrections to be added
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-11

The farm loss is estimated $685.
100000 annually.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-11
REPORT

Key West, Fla, Nov. II, l947
Observation taken at $3.50 am,
Eastern Standard Time,
City Office
Temperatures
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-11

If there are any philatellsts, you
know stamp collectors, and such
like around Key West, they might
be interested to know that on De-
cember 5 the post office Will issue
first day" stamps commemorate
ing the creation of Everglades Ma
tional Park.
We don't know why but when
the post office stamps a letter
with first issue" printed
across il the stamps immediate
ly become more valuabie-ia-
ter.
The stamps are three centers'
but can be had for five cents IN
advance of December 5, so you
can mail your letters TO yoursell
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-11-11

Precipitation
Evening star., 1947-01-18
APIS. FURNISHED Cont. J i.

WILL WILL GIVE Groom, turn apt to ,,Sgis ons
&c on ences sG aaa o 4sss posi-
nishsd bath; kitchen privileges: for egl.
YoTs sS5sa sonp6 IaDY "a o}R e share urn
apt. with 5 girls, S45. 5s31 Sherrier pl.
siss sis; WSoatSs5G W9iS5 AVE- or : esntlenep
to share 3 large rooms. z baths apt. with
Army majos gr 500 pu oa5 66aS p mt LA dn,v
4oe 'sa sa ana 4 eteRsn sRs ?aS
Sos sS i. WAYNE ST. aFI., va-young lady,
o3te oe4 sSy sS shss 5 mo8th ca iP Cyl With s
14s, FAIRMoNT ST; Nw.-Double room,
Ela nslsIss sas n'sSa NJ,
housekeeping rm.. sink. Frigidaire. $50
I4ss FaIRMoNT ST. N.w.-Bed, liv. rm.,
kit 81 20 ykly ideal location r,,,s 20
$40. o. saiii Du. DuJ' a3ss " 80
LIVING RM., bedrm kitchen and bath,
decorated; Si25 mo, IL c st. Sc, TR.
coIoRED-isl5 10th ST, N.w,-Furn.
work: one who likes babies, 10th st. hgts.,
toLoREp-sos Eh 5RE1 TAYLOR ST. s.w.-1arge
allowed to one who understands repairs
to take care of 2-fam. house in spare
time. RA. 7047, bet. 1912 and 5-7 daiiy
CoLoRED-REFINED GIRL to share l.
fm apt with another girl; ST wk. Call Sat.
after pm. and all day Sun. LUCILLE,
HENRY. 1887 H st. NV, or telephone
Mon, IA. 1858. -l9
COLORED-2715 SHERMAN AVE. NV
Three employed girls to share modern TWO
rms kitchenette and bath; $3.50 ca. wk
Hot-water heat furnished. AD 7lo6. 19'
COL0RFD-FuRN. basement apt, in ex-
change fer light housework: one who likes
babies 18th ST H1tS Box 12A-Y, Star.
Evening star., 1947-01-18
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

raos rss 1Tf Sstb AYE 30 15on
th double h Bed BED COW transp fESR sSd rfSn
3516 e6th ST. NE-Gentleman preferred:
@ eIese to to bath: $3.50 per wk.' references.
1909 BRYANT ST. N.E.-Lovely rm., twin
laund,; phone priyi,; empl. couple or girls,
1914 18th FL. N.E.-Nicely furn. room
single. $40 doH5ie DE. gs osSs 'iSf Before oi@ Z
HYATTsvnLE-A Attractive double room in
SsS ia5 sTa HF ST. IN NEDouble room for 1a GAIN
home of culture and refinement. ]. 50.
sqa isGR ssR1saf sRRRaTosGa soart AVE- Sfo
room for gentleman in private home, sec
ona fS9T neSt pt tS e. bath on &c earine
Lovely double rm;s pvt home for working
?GgD MoNTaNA aSs AVE. ss per N week sp safh no
SO5 sT., N.E:-Large double room: lily
fransa fm and launory M priVh'; convenient. to
s$t le$I ( KEAkSY 4 sTF5ent Sleeping 5somF
so ssth t5fnfS g. NEsnsie 1Se6 room for en-
ployed girl or gentleman. s25 mo DE.
1910 vARNUM PL. N.E.-Room for gentle
man in private home; near 18th and
'shiscn H4sd G. sT se 1EmMan IT a' m and 0S vile or
ladies: large front room, semipTt. bath:
near schools. churches and aarmoory' anno cony
AIs T59 S1E sT Nj SErvste AI soo' entrance
large basement room with. lavatory. newly
a eTSFga ePSHksd es9Re aVf SEFfon my Tfo room
for ts twG 1 SO for one laundry Priv
40 lIseeI 5th ST. 81 S.E.2Iarge front room with
fsss EssS fSE SARsuM r. rL Ne tat 10Th ls and
Mich Sa aXe 2mLaEgoe re fTan5 an5 room' genSe
1913 'aaa; TaA9IR f;ii PEI 81 81 SELge st2 front rm,
NaE sTNRa Ifdi russaEp nsS # hpf Roo4 64 Attn al
LARGE SINGLE or double, room; ,S35
single, S45 double. NO. 1874. -19
Eso on ssnSH raom or Rofns tn5
married couple or single room for man
!napire sso sspupRh SCI gT Sun Ho 743 front
couple or men, $50 a month. 20
LARGE master bedroom, nW1eelIl. well furnished
igisae!s 7oa nd i0s ST. Nnont r. A1 o9 r twin BEDS
semipvt bath: excel; transp,' Young settled
! couple or . men; S35 for l. $40 for 2.
G 1881 GisaH GissaHERwooD ST. N.E-Front room.
next to bath, twin beds. with or without
sse 10th ST. N.E-Large front rm., nicely
furn., with private bath good references
coLoREDei3o4 oGSo EMERSON ST, NE
| Room for / employed man. must be re-
c6ToRAbMss c6fd5 ARDly sss florida fiaSI AVE. Ne
Colored man. reliable; to share room with
Eafenf s sss1 s. sew 9s e
room for two; s4.5o each. AID. 1895.
Call all day. 19*
Evening star., 1947-01-18
DOGS. PETS, ETC.

HOLLYWOOD KENNELs-Boarding, bath
p ing and grooming cocker spaniel a JSI puppies;
Daeeas heated pfvae
neied, excellent food; personal care and
kRoss sHa s f
SeaSsi's DOGS AND GEs cATs Boarded week ends ..
easen Ee
s 4s1 Gsnn s wq hos9a e9a4 your dog
mel; nell individual indoor Kennels with privat.,
9evs4y SetSas runs FKM EaIss
SEAnTiFun EiIn1HiPGfs MALE I Cocker SPANIEL. red,
6 mos, ,oood, old, highly pedigreed' reg ASc NC
DALMATIAN PUPPIES, thoroushb5ed.
COCKER SPANIEL. male. 9 weeks old,
a6e e6ekfE 1sE sfaNiEL Asa2ts S1 1rdppEs pedgrsed
/, / black female, S35; l buff male S45.
new vi tctoSLLEcTIoN-Exotic fnches: can,
gold fish; cages. seeds and supplies. Open
PET s GIFT SHOP, 84o7 NJ st. NV,
BOXER PUPS, tawn and brindle, by
CHAMPION Merry Monarch and 2 Champion npI
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES reg, s75
SIX BEAGIEs. run ia seasons, SIS each.
or S25 pair; m mother @ cost me more mo o,,isa than
gong seis iS away RANDLE RIDGE TtEM,
G6e1kshisn SockRs srxarELs red blond and black
champion chs cocker at stud. Rockville 2644.
CockEk Ms ffIsef fspAN1ELs, all ages, reas.: Akc.
bsa fSF Tas f6PPh fhHTsh
reason nable. cH. 3447. --19,
IRISH SETTER. female, registered. lk
ENG ENGLISH fsH0i iLLEwELLYN Settlers, male =
weeks old, S25. RICHARD E. BABcoccK'
nsas GREAT ASsnP34 P9RENEEs PUPS for sale; all
white: thGroughbred. registered and Of Of
approximafely approx 30 pounds weight and
stand about So inches high higb; Siberian nan an
excellent around children: easily, trained
despite size no more expense to feed than
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WaNT Want ro Sd GIVE black female Springer mIa
So spDaniels to good 1 home; pay cost AZ license
81 DoBfhMaN G!sIs YIaas PiNscHER, 2 males, mos.
1d Axe Ies d@ t14 d
SIX REGISTERED and pedisreed English
AaslIa ss sofs sna 1Rs aer fFfm s ,as
R!IG5'e RED COCKER &c iiIs PUPS. Axe. See Sunday
bet. and 6, 1927 Appleton st. NV.
KITTENS. no charge. want nice home;
housebroken and used to children. Silver
BOXER PUPPIES, m. and T.; brindle and
fawn: Mazelaine. Barmere. Won Dom
strain: registered ready February 15. Call
GE. 1000 Br. 174, Sunday or Monday.
sCoTTIEs, coal black males, . mos. old
Axe reg; beautiful healthy pups, excel
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIEs, black and
snautifnI: ,pedigreed' champion blood. Gall
COON DoGs-Red Bone, good blood lines
g months old, the pair males, S1OO
| Owner in the service. Cali CHI. 0321. 1a'
CHESAPEAKE BAY RETRIEVERS, 10 wlSs.
| old, thoroughbred. dewormed. females
only $50. Call Indian Head 2235. 10
WANTED cocker spaniel stud service in
exchange for puppy; mi be Axe regist
FOR sAIE-2 Toy Poms. female. wks
Did. 2s10 Davis ave, Alex, telephone TIE.
DoBERMAN PINsCHER, s-year-old male:
fine. dog; champion stock, Axe registered
stud: quarters too small; will sell to right
party only RA. 1929 80
AIRFDAEE terrier pTps: reg Axe. all AGES
RENIDRAG KENNELS. WI. O334 10
GREAT DANES-Selection of fawns and
brides. males and females. puppies or older
dogs: take your pick; 3 miles west of Alex
andria on Duke st. extd.. adjoining Wash
Quartermaster Depot; big white house on
TaY
Evening star., 1947-01-18
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1895 BTLTMoRE ST. NV vacancies
for young" ladies. excel. transp.' home
Pa5S5tMsEsS' ROOMS AND BoARD-eirls. dupont
circle section. Excellent meals; fine turn-
ishines: elevator, Cali evenings to 8,
ROOM 90 ssS ASp s. BOARD for couple. also 5qom
for man in room with other men. l5523
,s s,s Ss MARS RS AVE- TG sav5 NWvacancy for lady
f9rn. room: private bath: $50 month. -, ~ $
for tm tm men and women; $50 each. sl9a55 S
RooMMArE Re p,M for young man in one of
n 1sss seiS plases r. go va for refined
foans front with TAf" exceptional siris; $50 mo.
Md'MRooms with board. sH, e74o. 30
1913 HOBART sT;-Attractiye. clean ;s,
MASTER a.ss;r BEDROOM. private bath with
hover meals; $50 mo !a, RA qSSa 4fnian sio G.
ton: double and single rooms, twin beds. beds
good food. as many servings as you IKE;
WILL W.T. 0nH GIVE MI HOME diE' including board to
for fodheG help vsfilan WITH houseaorE sea e Call EN-
REFINED JEWISH YOUNG LADY desires
rm with board preferably with pvt. fam
ilv) in a well-appointed home in NV.
Also willing to share an apt, college grad
uate: exchange references. Box 3l;.o1G'
; DOUBLE ROOMS, convenient transpor-
tation to Pentagon and downtown, tele-
phone and laundry privileges. near Co
ioniai vii. MRS. MOORE, GIL. 1865. 30
TRIPLE RM. for gentlemen, single beds,
plenty of rm. closet space. conVenent 70
fices good home cooking, $50 each. 1904
SINGLE Fs III FRONT basement rm comfortable,
warm. nicely furn.: home cooked meals:
walking distance downtown and office.
ST 20; 15o4 noy2 Cue noIn1E s, IN ond lS fioor
single Simmons bed plenty of closet space.
next to bath laundry privileges to share
with another girl; home cooked meals
1904 Que St NV, $50 mo. -la
1909 10th NW-Attra ctive sgle. and dble;
rm.: young man for. dble. or triple; good
meals: very reasonable. AID. a429. "a