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Evening star., 1947-03-12
Montgomery Schools
Send Commissioners
S3,956,428 Budget

A tentative school budget for the
next fiscal year, raising the current
budget more than $1,500,000, was
presented yesterday to the Mont
gomery County Board of Commits
sioners by the Board of Education.
Teachers salaries represent the
greatest single increase in the $3,-
956, ,428 budget. Amounting to all
but about $500, 1000 of the total bud
get, salaries are ST ,425, 900 above
those in the current program.
The increased amount asked for
salaries also would provide for SO
additional teachers to meet State
requirements for smaller classes.
Salaries would start at a mini
mum Of $4,000 for teachers without
degrees and reach maximum of
$500 for teachers with a masters
degree.
States Share Is $500, 900.
In the District, the salaries of
teachers range from $2,35O to $4, 4,15O
due to a temporary raise of $45O
granted by Congress last year which
is scheduled to expire June 80
Without this temporary raise, the
pay scale of District teachers ranges
from $1,000 to $3,700.
The States share of the new
Montgomery County budget would
be 81 500, 900 while the county would
finance $2,456, ,428. The county cost
would amount to approximately
SLIT Of the county tax rate COM
pared with $108 for the current
year.
Not included in the budget was
an estimate of school construction
and improvement over at least a
two-year period which woulc
amount to nearly 100000. A de-
tailed breakdown Of this estimate
was presented several months age
to the commissioners.
Rail Toolhouses Protested.
Mrs. Byron T. Hayden, 1917 North
Springwood drive, Silver Spring, pre-.
sented a petition with 70 signatures
to the board protesting the erection
Of Toulouse by the Baltimore q
Ohio Railroad along its right of way
about mile west of Silver Spring
A recent Police Court decision
which dismissed attempts to hal
the building was branded in thu
petition as arbitrary and not vel
founded in law"
Brooke Johns, chairman of thu
board, directed the boards counse
to confer with the Maryland Ma.
tional Capital Park and Planning
Commission on possible courses o,
legal action.
Mrs. Frank F. Smith appeared be.
fore the commissioners to ask tha
the county take over the opera.
ton of the Silver Spring Health
Center on Old Bladensburg road
No Funds After July 1.
She said that the Community
Chest, which largely has supported
the center, has informed her ane
other volunteer workers who man.
age it that it cannot furnish any
funds after July 1.
Pointing out that more than 10(
patients a month come to the clinic
Mrs. Smith added that 1t was the
first health center in the county
She said it is adequately equipped
for all types Of clinic work.
Although the commissioners in.
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Mon Falls Three Stories
Down Shaft of Elevator

Raymond Nelson, At, of 2101 Con-
necticut avenue, was in fair condi-
tion" today at Emergency Hospital
after falling three stories down an
elevator shaft last night.
Police said Mr.. Nelson, an en-
ploye of the apartment house at the
Connecticul avenue address, was
making repairs on the elevator when
he slipped and fell to the basement.
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BIT reduced the depth to which the
new classification would apply.

it reduced the depth to which the
new classification would apply.
Denied were requests Of Essie F..
and Flora B. Birch for change
from two-family, semi i-detached res
idential and light manufacturing to
general commercial at $3.50 North
Fairfax drive, and of George and
Athena Matsos for a change from
one-family and restricted two
family residential to residential
apartment at 1911 North Quincy
street.
Postponed were requests of Ella
P. Lane for a change from local
commercial to general commercial
at 902 North Vermont street and of
Wilbur c. and zelma R. West from
residential apartment to local COM
mercial at SO North Glebe road
Both requests were postponed until
the first night meeting in May,
which will fall on the second Tues
day,
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II Teachers Appointed
By Prince GEORGES Board

Appointment of II new teachers
was announced. yesterday by the
Prince Georges County Board of
Education at its monthly meeting in
Upper Marlboro.
: High school teachers include
Roland Olson, for Upper Marlboro;
Lyle Henderson, Bladensburg; Mar
garet johnson, Surrattsville. and
Nellie Nordwall, Bladensburg Junior
High School.
New elementary school teachers
are Marion Hartnett, for Capitol
Heights; George Gienger, Maryland
Park; Marie Wiley, Beltsville; Anna
Casper, Glenn Dale; Flora Tesh,
University Park; Ralph Malone,
Oxon Hill (for colored), and Mary
Pohl, University Park.
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Cleveland Again Heads
Montgomery Safety Unit

Washington I. Cleveland was re-
elected chairman of the Montgom-
cry County Safety Board at meet
ing last night.
DIR. Meredith Burrill was named
vice chairman and Byron Sedgwick
secretary. The group also recon-
mended legislation to provide classes
in safe driving in Maryland schools
and to set up stricter driving tests.
The board also recommended i'm
proved safety inspections Of county
schools, complete supervision of
science classes and reporting on
inspections of schools to parent
teachers groups as well as to school
officials.
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Maryland Assembly
Moves 10 Prevent Jam
OF Lasf-Minufe Bills
By the Associated Press

ANNAPOLIS, Mar. 12.-With the
end of the statutory session in sight,
a speedup program went into effect
in the Maryland General Assembly
today to prevent. legislative jam
at the last minute which may i'm
peril important measures.
The Senate scheduled night ses-
sion,. leaving the afternoon to its
commetees to clear their desks of
pending bills. In addition, both the
Senate and House will meet Satur-
day in an effort to keep pace with
developments.
James and Clark Are Sponsors.
A House committee was ready to-
day to present to the membership
two House rule" measures which
would broaden the authority OF
county and municipal officials, but
still give the Legislature power tc
deal with local bills.
The legislation, sponsored by Del
egates James and Clark, Hartford
County Democrats, enumerates anc
specifies the authority and powers
Of the county and municipal bodies
but was amended to exclude six
counties from its provisions.
The exempted group includes the
counties of Caroline, Allegany, Prince
Georges, Washington, Wicomico and
st. Marys.
Delegate McGrath, vice chairman
OF the House Judiciary Committee
said the amended measures may be
reported today.
A committee amendment removes
a section of the legislation which
would have allowed the political SUBJ
divisions to float bond issues without
legislative sanction, while the group
repected a compaign bill to deny the
Assembly power to act on local bills
Senate Passes Divorce Bill.
The Senate, reversing itself, yester-
day passed House bill to permit di-
vorces after three instead of five
years of voluntary separation. It
also gave preliminary approval to
annual legislative sessions.
On the divorce measure. Senator
Phoebus moved that Fridays 13-to-s
vote defeating it be reconsidered.
Yesterdays vote was 18 to 9 in
favor of the bill.
A similar measure passed the 1915
General Assembly and was vetoed
by Gov. O'Conor.
The House passed 81 bills and
received more than 80 new measures
including one to amend the consti-
tuition to provide for, election of q
Lieutenant Governor. If the amend
ment were voted upon favorably In
the 1948 general election, Gov. Lane
would be empowered to appoint
a Lieutenant Governor before Nav
l, 1949. to serve until the 1850 elec-
ton.
Under the annual sessions meas
ure, which will come up later fol-
final passage, sessions Of the Leg
islature would be held annually, fo1
80 days in the odd and 80 in the
even years. Even-year sessions
would deal only with budgetary
financial and revenue matters, acute
emergency and general public well
fare laws.
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Eight Arlington Agencies
Have Own Phone Numbers

Eight Arlington County govern
ment agencies now have their own
telephone numbers and no longer
can be called through the court
house switchboard.
The new direct lines were installed
yesterday to tighten the load of
telephone calls made through the
main switchboard. The new tele-
phone numbers are:
Health department, Owens 1000,
Chestnut $500; welfare department,
Owens 7500; Lyonhurst Pumping
Station, Glebe 5424; Arlington Ii
brary, Oxford 2137; Cherrydale Lii
brary, Oxford 1858; Clarendon Lii
brary, Oxford BIB; county librarian,
Owens 794l, and property yard,
Glebe 1926 and Owens 1888.
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Joseph Weiner Is Counsel,
Not Witness, in Hall Case
BY the Assoeiated Pres.

LECNARDTOWN, Md, Mar. H.
Joseph Weiner, Leonardtown attor-
ney, is counsel for Herman c. Milh-
son, 40, OF Avenue, Md, in court
action involving the death OF Wal
ter Hall, an oysterman, and Is not
a material witness in the case as
previously reported.
It was incorrectly reported that
Mr.. Weiner was held in 5000 bail
as a material witness.
Millison was released under S. 900
bond yesterday pending grand jury
action on q technical charge of
murder in the fatal shooting Of Hall
on Sunday night
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Completed
In Murder Trial
0fSnyder Boy
Not Guilty PIeo
Entered in Killing
Of Foster Father
BULLETIN
BULLETIN

. Selection of a jury to try
Robert w. Snyder, IA, in the
shotgun Staying of his foster
father, Ross w. Snyder, was
completed shortly before noon
today. He entered a plea of
not guilty when the court re-
convened after a brief recess.
The trial of Robert w. Snyder, IA,
charged with the shotgun Staying
of his foster parents and 12-year-
old foster sister, was recessed about
an hour after it started in Mont
gomery County Circuit Court in
Rockville today when the list of
IL talesmen was exhausted with only
II jurors selected.
States Attorney Walter w. Daw-
son elected to try the former Cor
don Junior High School student in
the death Of Ross H. Snyder, attor-
ney, the boys foster father.
Mr.. Snyder, his wife and their
adopted daughter, Jane Ann, were
hluCu 1dSb INONCulUCI 90 Ill LllclI
home near Darnestown.
Two jurors of the regular petit
jury were acceptable to the State
and to Defense Attorneys Joseph
C. Cissen and John R. Reeves. The
defense used IS challenges and the
prosecution L.
When questioned by the court, 40
of the prospective jurors said they
already had formed an opinion as to
the guilt of the accused. Three said
they had scruples against capital
punishment. Two told the court
they were under Is, the age mini
mum for jurors in Maryland.
Circuit Judges Charles w. Wood
ward and Stedman Prescott are pre-
siding at the trial.
Young Snyder, a Gordon Junior
High School student, faced three
murder indictments. He is charged
with killing Mr.. and Mrs. Ross H.
Snyder and their adopted daughter
Jane Ann, IL.
The State claims the boy signed
a confession declaring he shot the
three in anger over a reprimand for
staying out late the previous night.
Mr.. Dawson announced March l
he had received a report from DR..
George H. Preston, head of the
State Board of Mental Hygiene,
declaring the boy sane and fit for
trial.
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Arnheim to Speak

Willy Arnheim, recently returned
from Korea after duty there with
the Army. will speak at meeting
of the Fort Myer Heights Citizens
Association at pm. Friday in the
home of Carl Sanderhoff, 2011 North
Fifteenth street. Arlington.
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since 1882, Mrs.
Magruder h a d
previously a n :
n o u n ce d she
would not seek
reelection when
her cure n t
four-year term
expires at the
end Of 1947. In
her letter of res
/ 6 n a tion as
chairman, S h e
pointed out she
had served as
chairman of the
board on two
previous occa-
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Public SuIes Tax Hearing
Ordered in Annapolis
speeioI pispo,eh to The stor

ANNAPOLIS, Mar. 12.-The ad-
ministration's sales tax legislation
will be given a public hearing before
the Senate Finance Committee of
the General Assembly at II am.
tomorrow.
The bill, setting up 2 per cent
sales tax to raise approximately
$18,000,000 annually, has met wide
spread opposition from areas close
to Washington and those near other
States because of unfavorable COM
petition anticipated with untaxed
merchants outside of MARYLAND.
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The resigna-
tion, submitted
in a letter at a
special meeting
of the board,
was effective at
once. Mrs. Ma
gruder did not
attend the meet.
ing.
Basil M. De
Lashmutt W a S
elected to sue
ceed Mrs. Ma
gruder by the
unanimous vote
OF the other
naanahane ef A.
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Mrs. Magruder's was the second
resignation from a high-ranking
county post in less than a month.
County Manager Frank c. Hanra-
han announced on February 10 he
WOULD leave the post he has held for
II years on July /.
member of the Go1lrtu Rnord
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Civic Meeting Set

The ewly-organized South Oak
crest Civic Association Of Arlington
will meet at 8 pm. tomorrow in the
Glebe Baptist Church, Arlington
Ridge and South Glebe roads, George
Mckenzie, president, announced to-
day,
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Younger Set

Closely guarded by their
mamas from all but the pry-
ing eyes of the public, these
youngsters, ranging in age
from several days to several
months, are proving the main
current attractions at the Zoo.
Mama Monkey seems more
concerned over the safety of
her offspring than the others.
Maybe this is because her
baby's diminutive size makes
it seem more helpless. Only
a mother would know.
At right a British park calf
snuggles close to its mother.
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Mrs. Magruder Quits
As Chairman Of
Arlington Board
By Robert c. RoIIinos

In a surprise move last night, Mrs.
Elizabeth B. Magruder resigned as
chairman of the Arlington County
Board, position she has held only
Evening star., 1947-05-08
ROOMS FURNIsHEp-s.E. and s.w,

6I6 G sT.-Well-furn. dble rm., next to
path; In clean. quiet home; S43 per mo.
i6s7 GEE ST. s.E.EFront room, newly
decorated, new twin beds. unlimited
phone. Sunday after 1. weekdays after Z.
LARGE TwIN-BED RooM-Beautiful dou-
be room. room. u block to car. pvt. home.
WILL RENT large bedroom in our new
home TO- right couple. Call TR. s12o
45ia 1tiEs Iiv1SGsToN iiS ( RID. s.E.-Beautiful
BERLoW EX, AGO. Ext 767. 81.
23S list ST, S.E.-Single rm., next to bath;
near Capitol; convenient transportation;
gentleman pref; S35 per mo. LU. o107.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM. all home
PRIVILEGES Pr 70 settled employed lady. 80 to
40 years old, in exchange for care of s.
year-old child, 8 pm. to 10 pm, B eve
nings week. Ho. 0192 from 1 to pm;
FIR. zoos, s to 10 am. IS
THE MARICK, 13S B st. s.e.-An attrac-
tive guesthouse for girls. large, clean, light
rms, some with running water; single
ANACosTIA-.single rm. for girl; vene-
tn nah n PPlinds; S25 oa g month; first floor. next
e ss6s ssth BRANcaaS III aSaS a2E. sErwtn bedroom o
in in restricted, neighborhood; prefer gentle,
GonoREpES 1sn x fp9Esd ra s9ppf sf sTgo IT, osR srs
to share triple room with another. Single
beds, 81 each. FIR 9I99. 10
COLORED-LARGE front room, furnished;
for married couple; privileges. Call Ii.
CoLoRED-LARGE. FURN., attractive
room, single or double; cony. transp. LU.
1903: call after g. a
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1928 18th ST. N.W.-Beautifui rooms
Tor young ladies and young men. tele-
phones. running water in rooms; showers
PETWoRTH sECTIoNWVacancy nvSr' for youns
man; private gentle home; good transp.
qnig qn1s Mass 2hsne AVE- RA NWarss S29o donie rt
room suitable for couple with child; excel.
lent meals: attractive surroundings. Prices
S42.5o' S46.50 and S4S.50 each. DU. 1851
1774 MASS. AVE. N;w--Nicely furn. room
for 2 gentlemen, $47:50 ea.; vacancy fol
III ss to sheFs oh asHhsE 81 sr sasSS
cancies for young people" Excellent
transp:; 5g6, ;e,p good sT food etc. etc r.. IS
girls Also sinsls Double for mem. uHa1 well. Ell
T3FSssPs 3SS FIJI fog sss SSe
food; reasonable. MI. 274O. III
DUPONT CLUB, 1926 10th ,st.--Nice dou-
boy, no objection to Children: plenty i Of
sosa sSa 10th 10Th ST N.w-very desirable double s
room room 59 p per nsr month per person Triple
double room S44 per per mo. no. m per 'ope person' SON.
and triple; s42 per person: home.cooked co. ioei
Psssans snd earns yh5s s9Sa BE Sss0n sss4 on
1888 NJ ST. N.w.-Large triple rm, now
available. Excellent meals. Price, s4s. so
FOR EMPLOYED PARENT and child over
4; in pvt. home of 18th st. nv. care
of child. ia 53o7 10
vacancies, $50 and S47 30; large
cool rooms; delicious meals. 10
CHEVY CHASE-5605 Both ST. NV
Nicely furnished double room. OR. l943.
TWO SINGLE ROOMS now available
Good food; walking distance bus and
StTeetcar service. Phone NO 1905. %
NEAR WARDNiAN PARK and Conn. ave
Private home, large single room; refined
gentleman: excellent meals. co. 3127.
WHITEHALL, 1901 18th st. n.w-Vacan-
eies for young ladies; excellent meals.
CoLoRED-ATTENTIo landords-Iist
your rooms and apis. with Mr. BANKS
1904 1st st. NV, CO, 7076, % o m. 1t
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ROOMS WANTED.

FOR WORKING MOTHER, with day care
51yesr,old girl; TAX. PIX. area preferred
FURS. BEDROOM. pvt. bath, in Va, EN- emp
married cpl. MRS. ROBINSON MA. 1854
Ext Z; Mon; through Fri, 8:45,;5:30. So
perately needed by servicemen and veter-
an; ans With famiss. # you can help please
SERVICES. Mon. through Fri, from 1O
am; to pm. at EX. 5433.
SINGLE ROOM, furnished, Cleveland Park
area, responsible. young businesswoman,
Govt. employed, about S35. CO. 6l59. IS
WANTED by responsible, elderly lady, in
quiet family, NV. section, single furnished
room with limited kitchen privileges or
hot plate; references. Box 462-C, Star
SINGLE WOMAN, permanent Navy en-
ploye, desires one-room unfurn. apt in
apt. bldg. in NV: S35 mo. Box 470-C,
wants completely furnished
room N Northwest section, near street.
car line and convenient to downtown sec
ton; excellent references. Box 477-C,
Star.
SINGLE ROOM in Jewish home; will stay
in nights In part payment of rent; NV.
preferred Box 25l-D, Star
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APARTMENTs WANTEp.

PROFESSIONAL WOMAN, quiet, excellent
references. urgently needs permanent l.
'Gs 70 81 s. MRS M
c3frafN 2Fi ns and and WIFE conservative couple;
TTsna psnsason fgsn june or aydr Spnra sss
rm lit and bath fapn. n. OF sf1a anfurn. ssi csi
FIX; 6ol7. 3 am. to 8 pm. daily. 81.
saoisase s9S Ptehen e and aesss basa
furnished apartment from June 18th un-
til September 18th; NV. only. Best care
yETERAN sf1iE Z 2 And r WIFE desperately in need
of q small furnished apartment. Willing
sap o pay enf beTssen prSs snd Can
APARTMENT. Or HOUSE desperately
needed by veteran who is separated from
VI wife and child m Pref. Takoma Park or
SaeR SiltaRis orFfeEE, a 7Sai Vie daughter Is MOI.
desire apt. or small house, city or rural;
caH RE 400. Ext. 47as. e r T. 70 H5'o
furnished apt. or share house. Silver
sAsso; sS1 oyRE PE sS4,s, sS4s stteT a..arIp pm.
iS1aisSsS i So Ss59 sssssa sfR r. SssA ss
YoUNG Y NAVY COUPLE. IN love With With Ar
sT. 'RPs Psa:. as asft tFRss
M zfss sf'fE aEfRssNRaTivE fs and
want small furnished apt or house, NV.
sset1Sn Sasust S ssp ssar0s%H 1sSm siSo ig5s
TAIIGE; TAII;I;, Dg; S0 s0l4. ovv,,,r o.
want furnished apt. Arlington or George
GoIoREb@w1L eSSa Eb0ns I'll HFss Rs4 $50 in .d1anc.
Re rent for ! or rooms, kit. and bath. MI.
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MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

CALL Us FIRST for furn moving or del
work; reaS. prices; eXper., white help
NEWLoNS TRANSFER, CHI. s595. Ak
LIGHT HAULING. D. C. only: white. vet
reasonable rates. DU. 1898 evenings ans
VETERANS, starting business. will move
you day or evenings; reasonable rates;
Grating. packing and shipping; light haul
YE1 W. ysNs sDssalfS oE ysA aE assR White vel, helm
moving, packing; storage, Grating, shipping
NORTHERN MOVING & STORAGE CO.
Carriage: Local hauling performed by 2 or
man crews. Grating: Foreign and do
mestic household goods. office furniture,
Large heet = available hssi to and from Sc States
Daily pickups for H.. Ind. Ohio, Mich :.
or places en- route and daily pickups in
DDeS;, Tor Wash, d. C., or places en- route
sssahToTnia ssarsgdnia SHIPMENTS direct By van or rail
honsehola goods sprayed for vermin. prop
sriy wrapped and stacked By expert ware
mse mT9gse Seew. Detroit ONCE, 1918 Joy I'd !.
ave -eooS1 S.e Sr %Sssh SsSha ONCE, 1895 New Yorh
sIalIINE MaRINE VETERANS MOVING co.-a4-hr
trunks and haggage At s7ss or FIR o3sS
FURN, MOVING. trunk. bassage "a @ and an ar. par.
pEi1TaRY, fasS V3a h kh 99Ss s6S5s SERVICE Parcel
VETS, white. will move or haul anything
any time: new truck with experienced men
NE. laS2: day or night -
VETERANS = Moving and hauling: new
HELP 4 VET @ | Car NM Move NO you odss dsS, .,
nights; trunks, baggage and parcel de-.
liFeTy speeialty. LU. 81 SO, from 5 D m
until midnight; an day Sat. and sun. Iii
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ROOMS FURNTsHEp-Nor,heo...

N00HS rOhNtSf7E0--f&0f
3124 so. DAKOTA AVE. MEG, nicely
Iurn; tWin-bed rnl., next to bath. phone
ana laundry PRIVILEGES; S25 ca. NO. 3797.
ROOM FOR COUPLE. kitchen PRIVILEGES;
you'd prefer ref Call Ii. 1887 before
1921 OWENS ,PL. NE. - Large double
room with cooking privileges. IS
6O6 e ST. NE.-Empioyed women pre-
ierred. large, airy bed-sitttug room twin
PEGS, PEGS, next to bath, unlim. phone. Ii.
da3 4th ST. N.E.-sineie rm., running
water. next to bath; nr. Mt. Pleasant line;
30 per Wk. Phone LU. 0107 or LU. sos.
1519, 10th ST. Me-, near Catholic q. and
Brookland---Nicely furnished, twin beds;
ST. single; $40. double. DU. 1885, Id
The LiNVILLE. 116 9Th me-. Apt. 1o1-
Attractive, and comfortable double, ad-
lacent 70 bath: unlim. phone; suit. 1 or 2
sss E. cAPIT0L0parre La sefn front rm.. iS nicely
coLoRED@ia3s EyART ST. NE.-Neatl
~ furnished room, married couple or
girls. / block from transportation; laun-
Cry cry p@T5vileges; ply no cooking. So per week.
@ ss$e IA i4tS PSF 81. NlE-ssnsle rm., next next to
1909 CLAY PL., N.E.-Doubie room. next
to bath; new furniture: $40. Basement
rm., private bath and entrance; $50. 14s
1913 OTIS ST. N.E.-Single front room
for gil; unlimited phone: near bus: S25
zsss e; II kEARaY issS ST. N,E-Ise.. furn. front
a1s 5th 81. SE@Ige. I ao' front ron SSea bed.Hying
rm.. twin beds: employed couple preferred.
FIR. 2464. 10
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

81 FORESTER ST. S.W.-Congenial
young man will share with another man;
/ bedroom apt; twin beds, hv. rm.. din,
6itcnen; conv. transp.: $50 month. AT.
e4es 18th. ST. N.w.-Immediately. Q girls
ssssS sisg aR Elfh RE- an'ssS5 &c., Ell
GIRL, Between ss-ss. to share large at
traetiye apt. with 8 other girls; s5b month
GIRLS (2] to share furnished apt. with
e. 0t5sF T Fsls apt rs31 eoI ss Ssh Ssgb
Attractive. nf g0eI Clean, bright,
i.iving ., room. bedroom, kitchen and bath,
furnished apt, all outside exp, SS5; north
blocks; restricted to quiet, settled GENTLE
gefsrspsss 5 sFnsMs Boy 4o4.c, star -,
E. 1or & $25 each; S1oo. 1903 r St. ne.
s7ss ? ST. N.w.-Employed nondrink-
rooms; gas rakge, hot and cold water.
Ia Large sa electric refgr.. use of 2nd-fioor
WooDRiDGE-a nice rooms, open porch;
S75; en- ployed couple preferred. 1900
isssSGR lsss R1EBobaNE e af Pq f. efs4 swor soso
me- cow. transp ' Td Can anS5nt b. s5fa f afsep e
sTyDio STU gip LIVING RIM, dinette. kit. and
DaGi AUofe StoIes 1873 22nd ST. NV,
$50; HO. 9S11 or inquire in store.
SILVER SPRING, MD-Newly furnished,
living rm,, bedrm., bath, kitchen, in apt.
bldg; 2 men only: S100 per month, three
months rent In advance. SH. 5S52.
2-BEDRoOM APT. 3 adults; $3.50. ia
MI. PLEASANT--2-room apt, employed
couple; 500 month includes utilities co.
LIy. RM.. .BEDRM., KIT, DINETTE and
bath, completely furn.. S175 per mo, for 8
mos. only. 1913 Harvard st. NV. EN-
baSSy Apt. Apply at desk. 10
GIRI TO SHARE nicely furn ant. with
another girl, :S45 mo. can LII. 1878. sos
ssBEDRooM APT. beautifully furnished.
on Conn. ave-. share with another clean,
refined lady; S65. AID. 2714. Box 212-D.
Star.
2110 R ST. NV. near Conn. ave. down.
town-Very large studio and kitchen (no
pvt. path for 2 or adults; $3.50 mo.
TWO GIRLS want girl to share 2-bedroom
apt, loc. in WestcheSter Apis, 1000 Ca
thedral ave. NV. age 25-35. MISS @EIT-
NER, RE. 5000, Ext. 1884 from 9 to $50,
or WO. 7700, Apt. 9-B. after $50; $40 mo,
6s7 PRINCETON PL. NV room, kit.
and semiprlyate bath, Frigidaire, gas and
Eshs II SrI rlnsluded employed en- COUPLE; SAT 30.
nished apt, twin beds, with young lady:
Arlington. Va, CHI, 1887,