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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-06
Wartime Finance

money shooting craps should be
permitted to send their winnings
home. The other explanation was
that it was necessary to mairtain
morale of troops in Germany.
Both alibis merely amounted to
winking at black market opera
tons.
Next the Army started paying
the troops in special military pay
certificates, of no value except to
troops and Army civilians. That
helped some. Issuance of foreign
exchange control cards, which
listed each mans pay and money
transfers home, helped still more.
But pouring all this paper mon
ey into the German economy in
British, American, and Russian
zones could lead to only one thing
Initiation. During the war Hit
ler's price and rationing coltrols
were pretty rigidly enforced. That
kept German currency stabilized.
Tn. prewar Reichsmark was
worth about 40 cents. At the end
of the wal it was 80 cents. Six
months later it was worth a dime.
Today it is 4 cents.
For six months the Big Four fl
nance directors of the Allied Con-
troll Council have been wrestling
with the problem of pegging the
mark and getting the German fl
nancial structure in such shape
that Germany can do business in
international trade.
Recently these financial direc-
tors agreed to issue a new
Deutsche mark, which will be
worth 10 of the old Reichsmarks.
Anyone Holding the old marks will
be asked to turn them in at this
10-for-1 rate. This action has to be
confirmed by the Control Council.
1t will probably take six months
to get the new currency printed
and put in circulation.
There is one big hitch in the
plan. American military govern
ment authorities are now insisting
that the new Deutsche mark be
printed in Berlin, under four-pow-
er control. The Russians want to
print the, new money in Leipzig,
which is where they have been
printing occupation currency for
their zone.
Having been burned on this
deal once, American officials are
apparently determined not to be
burned again. They still run the
risk of having the taxpayers pay
through the nose for mistakes of
the past. For the minor extrava-
gances and natural wastes of war
that cost mere millions it is easy
to forgive. But it would have been
nice if, in throwing the tens O.
millions and the hundreds Of mil.
lions around, they had been just q
little more careful.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-06
BY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY
Americas Gard Authority
Written for NEA

Written for NEA Service
Few of US love the bridge play
er who just comes to the party
for the ride and between bites Of
chocolate cake reaches in and
plays a card. 1t is true that
bridge is a social game, used by
millions of people as an excuse
for getting together. If they have
a good time, that is all that is
necessary.
But he who wants to be a really
good player must learn never to
make a play automatically.
During a discussion of hands
with Edward j. Mort of Pitts
burgh, he brought today's hand
out of his pocket. You may not
approve of the bidding, but that
was the way it occurred.
With North's holding, some
players feel that they must bid
over the double to show weakness.
I claim that while a bid over a
double does not show strength, the
best way to show a weak hand is
to pass.
On the opening lead declarer
played the ten of diamonds from
dummy, and if South had auto
matically played the jack, he
would not have defeated the con-
tract.
Mort said he felt that his part
ner, North, did not have any
clubs. There were five clubs in
dummy, and Vests plunge to
four spades indicated that he prob
ably held the club ace. There
fore, Mort reasoned that if he won
the first trick with the jack OF
diamonds and led a club, MS
partner would ruff and in all IKE
lihood would return another dla'
mond.
So he false-carded. He won
with the ace of diamonds ana lea
the queen Of clubs, which Norm
ruffed. North now believed ina.
West held the king and jack "
diamonds, because of South's play
of the ace on the first trick, 50
the only other play that Norm
could make was a heart.
Mort won this with the ace. lee
back another club which NoIIN
ruffed-and the contract was de'
feated.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-06

u Glc 1I1uSL lOucI SlcdIu CuSIucS
in use. 1t runs between Montreal
and Chicago.
American trains had to travel,
heavier locomotives with greater
traction power were necessary. To
gain traction, more wheels were
needed. The first Improvement of
this sort came in 1886, when an
engine was built with a u T.
wheel truck in front and four
driving wheels coupled together
behind. New discoveries also
made it possible to generate great
81 team with more ease.
In 1885, there began expert
nAents leading to the construction
OF an electric engine. 1t was not
until 1915, however, that an cleo
trio engine successfully m { d e a
long : distance haul. The Diesel
electric engine is the most recent
development. Today, most stream
lined trains are drawn by Diesel
engines.
Copyright, 1916, BY The Gro
ller Society Inc, based upon the
Book of knowledge
distributed by United Feature
Syndicate. Inc.)
TOMORROW: - How Ships Sail
Against the Wind.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-06
The William Crooks, a woodburner, hauled the train which took
Abraham Lincoln to Washington for his Inauguration in 1861.

The Stourbridge Lion, first practi-
,al steam locomotive to run in
America, vas built in England and
brought over in 1929.
railways were operating in tn e
United StatesA.
The first locomotive equipped
with a cab appeared in 1885. The
earliest cowcatcher, which at first
was a small truck supporting two
iron spears, appeared in the early
'30s. Sometime during that dec
ade, Horatio Allen created the
first headlight. He attached a
small flat car in front of an en-
CINE and, OF it, built a bonfire of
pine knots. Candles, whale oil,
kerosene and gas we're success
sively used. Electric headl i g h t S
first appeared in 1884.
Because of the rugged country
and steep grades over which
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-06

ly used on natural protein fibers, Mr..
Mortified points out, but it's chief
weakness is low, wet strength.
If all goes we'll Hawaiian grass
skirts will have nothing on u peanut
skirts. But we wonder if we are des-
tined to enter an ersatz age, as Hitler
intended for the world when he set
out to conquer it.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-06

lines can bring Wilmington ITO the fore
in commercial aviation. But it must
be remembered that air business, like
all other business, does not spring up
spontaneously. 1t results from intensive
cultivation.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-06
QUOTATIONS

World dominion by a single power will not
be achieved as long as free men know how
to resist ~tyranny.-Sen. Tom Connaliy Cd of
Texas.
Until the United Nations is firmly establish
cd somebody has to play the role of watch
dog. Lord, Inverchaple. British ambassador OF
U. S.
Unless a world trade system is planned on
a tree basis there will be chaos.-David Owen,
assistant to the UN director general.
The United States Marine Corps will reor-
game It's forces to provide for the possibility
OF Atomic Warfare-Gen. A. A. VANDERBILT. Ma
rine Corps commandment.
Inc pest way farmers can assist in COM
oa'tlng initiation is to keep on producing
secretary of Agriculture Anderson.
Inc more we produce, the less will be the
coss OF living; the more things we can buv
bernard M. Baruch.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-06
Star Dust
without Training

Without Training
For managers and overseers,"
proclaimed a great Chinese land.
owner" always give me married
men,"
"And for what ~reason?" a visitor
inquired.
Because" said the wealthy
Chinese, II abhor the muddled un-
clear reports that have been sent
to me by bachelors. They have
never had to explain anything to
a Wife!"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-06
GOOD MORNING

God hath yoked to guilt, her pale tor
menter, misery.-Bryant.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-06

BY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY
Americas Card Authority
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-05-06
AS UN Takes Up Palestine Problem

Britoin turns to UN for help. Special ses-
sion Of Assembly eoIled to set up q fact
finding committee. which would recon-
mend meons for uk to end Palestine
strife. Meanwhile violence goes on. Since
Aug. !. l945. l23 Britons have been killed.
2e1 injured byjewish Underground ottoeks.
Evening star., 1947-08-27

HOLLYWOOD KENNELs-Boarding, bath
ing and grooming; cocker spaniel puppless' les
sRske1s boa a S6 u dog o sas
indoor do Kennels with private outside shaded
livery 0nesE oeAKMoET FHtss ARa Plsfup aRS fs
ShiiSs'SKist kkiss KRoss kESNELs. boarding all
eTssss ssds and pSPa Fasfsx sna 1ahns
GERMAN SHEPHERD DOGS, puppies sired
GrafmsF oS AsFafa5 ep AsaaRD aRIS1 Ss
ehHps GRgsT psley5sT psSF favp and bripae
R' b iiNDsEY, coiesvilie, Nd. Silver
kER ZGst ass ss,s:vli: Ess''2s ia
Silver Spring O39s 81
BOXERS-Pups OF quality. Axe reg,
fsxEns, brindles. males and females ALeS
cciH2IHUAHuAs, thorougbred Mexican .
months old; 2219 st. NV 2s'
1 1HfGna make HouSD sooa Pss uaeS mss oxofd 'sn1
sIAMEsE KITTENS, Seal Point. well bred.
intelligent' saJe af5ectionate' wonderful gets
BB6ossroNa TERRIER PUPPIES. Axe reg
istered, beautifully marked. Falls Church
cHIHUAHUA. male: aftectionate, intelli-
pet. reasonable; leaving city. FIR. 2z91.
ANGORA CAT "a. beautiful. housebroken.
Call NO. 0231. -2S
COOKERS, reg. puppies, beauties: summer
prices. Also matrons and studs, sons of
champions. . for sale. Moving soon. 1858
Lacey ave: Sc. Hillside 1929. Is
registered stock, months, wormed, gentle,
female Falls Church 902<J-1.
DOGS AND CATS boarded, week ends or
longer; aforementioned Kennels pickup
service: veterinary supervision. BIDE-A-
ENGLISH BULLDOG PUPPIES, Axe reg,
excellent bloodline, male and female: rea-
soma BILE. Victor 1925.
COCKER sPANIEL PUPPIES, all colors.
ages from 8 weeks to 6 months; % cham
pions in pedigree: prices reasonable; cham
pion cocker at stud. Rockville 2644. =.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. Axe reg, all
colors available. Champion cocker at stud
Prices reasonable. Puppies are from 6
wks to 6 mos. Rockville 2644. go
COCKER SPANIEL, Axe registered black,
male, Is weeks. champion bloodline: dis
temper shots; reasonable. SH. 1914. 20
Evening star., 1947-08-27
ROOMS WANTED.

MEDICAL STUDENT. wife and 9-month
infant need furnished apt or rooms with
kit. privils.: Georgetown or NV. section
preferred, Call RE: 0705 after Z pm. 2s'
NAVAL OFFICER desires 1-room and bath.
furn. apt. or single furn. room with private
bath and private entrance. Box 45O-Z,
PRIvATE Ink. ROOM for one lady. DU
NEAR WiLsoS TEAcHERs;; coLLEGEL
Single rm.. kit: priyil;. Sept. 3; refined
cHRisTiaN couipLE desire o one h't. room
or small apt; good references: no smoking
Or drinking.> About $40 per mo. Box
MATURE BUsINEsswoMAN wishes to
share apt. or single rm; in apt, vic. 10Th
end Penna; ave. NV, between Sept. l-6
Ewes. AID. T149. 20
ROOMS WITH KIT. PRIyIL. desperately
needed by servicemen and veterans with
families. If you, can help. please call
A; w. " s.. Tuesday through Friday from
In, 10 an, to !? pm, at EX: 5433; ,,s
COLORED LADY, single, over SO years old.
private. room with use Of modern home
free. for part time companionship with
elderly lady. Must be neat and refined
Street and bus nearby Gqod he edT
nation write Box 4G3-Z. Star. 81
Evening star., 1947-08-27
HOUSES FURNISHED.

6aI7 BEECHWooD DR:-6 ms bath.
sp pFss cs is EDR aSRo r jones' 6%SHassA eS
ROCKVILLE, MD.-one of Monlgome
copntys most imposing estates, ldnda High On
beautiful farm land; 4 bedrooms, 4 baths
and all that could be desired for gracious
ry Lying gs.r, snd enterta9nE hoaEy S1io W s5eG mo-
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Lovely home in
perfect condition. furnishings com s9mpletis, Il,
and immss4lae 6edr~sl 9sil sAmf1Ei Safhsi G
aPfkAcrIvE aTs:aci 42HIBEDRM., s.oath brick CO.
e l9nts c ssSo sn5 mo afth afa'se{ adolnna
and bath apt" 1928. DAVIS REALTY
3RLisGToN. SR fais;r VA. near pentagon-geau-
rm., den, elec. kit, Law on LIST f.: large
master bedrm,. dressing rm and bath; and
ether 5edrms apd nath ana nane eatn rec oil
heat; s.car garage; avail. Sept. /, $3.50
ARLINGToN, ms h 0vA.-e-rm.. 2-bath brick
THos. q. MAqRuDER CO., 2o61 wilson
near SlEa Gh DhnpoST crRcLE-Attractive small
brick house, . bedrms., fireplace. gas fur
mace, small yard; $50 mo; lease: refs
Ho s35l 70 , Z Box unIsy 4S2SX star star oabia a
architect. Beautiful view OF Potomac:
close to .transp.; ideal for small diplo-
> baths, most comfortable and WELL
appointed house to live and entertain In,
One or . VI, lease at $500 per mo- CAN Gall
Mr. Semmes SANDOz, INC" NO. Du-
pont Circle, DU. 1894. Is
DUMBARTON. nr. Georgetown-Loyely cor:
ner brick overlooking city: mr. Foxrall and
Reservoir rds.: 3 lee. bedrms., , baths,
first-fi. den and law; maids rm. and oath;
flrepl in living and rec. rms dble. gar; !;
oil heat: rent, $3.50. Call Gibbons kolo,
Evening star., 1947-08-27
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUsE-A few va
carcies for girls in this popular, guest
house, specializing in good food and serv-
ice; 17l2 New Hampshire ave. NV.
ss sss for sa9 sdos in s aDs DTss bath
140s 18TH N.W.~Attrac single, dble. and
share rms; students invited; near down.
town: excel meals; Teas, MI. 2740. -2S
able now; S54 each. Phone Adams S024.
HOME COOKED MEALS, pleasant sur
roundings; large room. private bath, suit
able for 4 people: also double and single;
conv. transp. to Pentagon and downtown;
telephone and laundry privileges: near Co.
lonial Village. GIL. l16s, MRS. MOORE.
1855 n ST, N.w.-Enjoy q, home away
from home this winter: delicious food:
56o5 seth ST. N.W-Lovely double bed
room. phone. living rm., with piano and
iss' isos NEW RSVsnas MAMPshiRE ss AVE- AVE. NW.-snd-
3 lge windows; next to bath. We special
ize in good food. Also single bsmt, room 1901
s04 2Ist ST. T.N.W.-Gentleman, room and
WITH COLONY CLUB, 3O32 N st. n.w.--In
refined old Georgetown; vacancy for Coy
eminent and professional women: comfort
able rooms, good home-cooked food: S5S.
GOOD HOME and care for elderly LADY Isdy.
SINGLE 4 ROOM in PVT. home. with or With
out meals; Cab RA, 3373a. nm m-2s -.
meals; women only Call after 3. 81. I1ls4l.
Evening star., 1947-08-27
~,t MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

TYPEWRITER, Remington portable; excel
sns eens'iR2 $780, sfso g. Sen ef n issn at l1ee
Rosa Smiths snd sneF' sSsfs $3.50
sFss sTcRE is'efsSp fts .aa
months old; slightly used S55- FIR. 500,
TYPEWkITER, I. c; Smith. standard
hauled. s25; Cadillac bicycle, girls 81"
ssSs PsTsSsr quality. new Condition, ss5. aa. 81:
TYPEWRITER, Underwood, noiseless. port
sois; Sn5s;; Wltp case seldom used Sb5. oW.
vELocEfTTgE", g"' Model x. S. s., overhead
camshaft fast, as new, S695; prop stand
VENETIAN BLINDS, s4.ss; regular 81 .s5
81 nasa vs sst :, 'sfs 4 inches e. pfes: h
SSpkI1TTI4k SpIpTIsk ssFTSIhAlITY shl GO. r...,n..s ~.
iapfs sEfaD res9rdfd co UN 9Shk 5s4b AVE VENETIAN
y,ICTRoLA with about 100 records. 2 occa; occ.,
Sa sprinEs iSe: ufPRs PR s55 aSAs 0eo s0
sesSIs iedins ssd '0RR asss osr ssll
sEfTsoS st. s4ss 81 bDt ns9 s9 condition
sgtsmatic sgsa LaundeTall; original cost;
wAsHfSGa a TAcAINEs, Il Hines vi immediate media delivery
on 9rand-new standard make wringer type
IRiAHo 70 Go, i' 1oi5 7th H St NV. NV Dust sGsoVs IS
W WAsHiSs tts MACHINE. yer, good cendl-
wAss;HrSSeG' pAlss;HrSe' MACHINE. completely AUTO
matte. Westinghouse; like new. GIL. 1873.
WASHING. MAcHINE-ABc. good condi-
WAS WasHING INC istSh MxGHNaoeneral Electric,
Gtnger Stiog ss5 and Rsnge g4so attached good
SiG4; WATER sg2 aEATERs, FL sS s2ra. twin element.
ma %ates sgs
q eENfER fsa'sts ~ Ieth st ast ss
II; = r
%Sop%oIEsd " nSssisS 20 ssSS siS tilt
arbor bench saws. wood iathes. spindle
Ss5,ss i5Ss I St r6ois r. zsss rs s
etc; just the thing you have always
wanted for your home workshop; only
MENT CO, o'SIr 947s svs Sherman % ave- I'm NV.
y Jewels; s45. Hobart 6sl6.. --2s
TWo sNGEE
mattresses, good cond Phone Wo, SS525
BAKER CARRYALL PAN, sl,700. Mr.
ABSHER, 80 New York ave. ne, RE. 2127.
SEVERAL DESKS, so inches like new for
sale. Inspect any time. 1713 M st. NV.
TWO TENNIS RACQUETs, both wilson's.
Will sell cheap. HO. 1852. -2S
SACRIFICE, widow needs cash immedi-
ately; bedroom furniture console radio.
bookcase, refrigerator. Grafonola. chairs,
etc. GE; 3549, 8 am. to $50 pm.
APARTMENT AZ FGRNIsHINGs-Beautifu
writing desk, chest of drawers, extra-long
studio couch "opens for double bed), floor
! $500 Conn ave NV, Apt 104. -2S
FOUR-MAN RUBBER LIFE RAFT with
aluminium oars and new anchor rope.
| Call ER R121 20
Evening star., 1947-08-27
EARN and GARDEN.

ToPsOIL, fill dirt, sand and road gravel,
blue stones, washed gravel, for sale by the
FIAGsToNE WALKS, terraces. nreplacss
rock gardens. 1shponds. retaining walls
E. MARcUccIoi Route 4 tnIifS Hcrners lHSs lane;
GARDEN TRACTORS and equipment
Whatever your. Job. -Gardenaid will make
it easier. MALoNEYs. INC. S126 Ga
Ave. SH. 1880.
TRACTORS and everything for the farm
trucks, trailers; must be sold in 30 days;
new. OWNER. FA. 2190 after 6. %
GOOD BANK RUN, gravel and cinders for
roads. streets and driveways, delivered and
spread by trucks Phone WA. 32lT A.
STRAWBERRY PLANTS. all varieties;
JOHN BuRDoggT; Colesville' Md. Call
JUST ARRTvED-Redman q Roth Garden
King tractors with eultivators, ploTyS nS vs. anq
HoRNER. INC. Trailer Center, 9th st. and
Florida ave. ne. ER. i225
ROTOTILLERS NOW AVAILABLE - Ihs
garden tractor OF 100 uses. Phone GE. $500
for demonstration. SCHLEGEL GOLDEN
lie Ga5EoI ST. Tak9sma Pa Park oi9 e ESns,,sb
dwarf, planted and guaranteed, $40 each;
American box, / to s it., So to S72. Call
Gleke O603 evenings. IT
Evening star., 1947-08-27
HousEs uNEuRNIsHEp.

LOyEIY I-ACRE estate on Mount Vernon
blvd. and Potomac River; bedrms,, 3
baths. oil heat, Bendix Laundry. DeepfreeSe:
unfurn. or furn 2 pianos; = mos or longer;
~o0' 80
441s 18th ST. N.W-as,ft.-fr front row
din rm., Kitchen, IN baths. 2 back
porches r G Giscreened-in and alassed). large
basement, garage, oil burner. automatic
hot-water heater; S1S5 mo. Call Dl. 65lo.
se35 M ST. Sc "a blk east Branch aye)
New detached brick veneer; bedrms..
suitcase / yr., $3.50 per mo; RESTRICTED.
Evening star., 1947-08-27
APARTMENTS WANTED.

RETURNED VETERANS and other em-
ployes of Capital Transit Co., WHO nave
families need p1yste Sn.e apis Sryate spt
rent r. T to a family. cali MI. 1868. Ext. 672,
Monday through Friday, am. to 8 pm. !;
must mus nns.1 hsEs sEs sEy'e kitchen and bath
COLLEGE STUDENT, married. veteran: de:
FSsnuTe p5s1eF nw cs siit1Sn uP TO- s sso e
RsPARN RFsEPPAARNfsHEb saG . OR IF FURN apt for couple
expecting baby nE Ext 49st a PeeEdags pe from
10 10; am. @ to $40 pm, MRS. DONOVAN. 2s'
; LAW STUDENTS, vets; desire ZAP apts Is TWI fYrn.
or unfurn,; in NV; sec: Earl ~ SHHas Hastday
ARMY MAJOR. wife and s-mo. baby need zee,
furnished apt or sa sao housf nc sfs5 e Tempie
IiGaT I9G4 ff'eF FHsoPRsRfkEEprNe., ( PRf unturnIshssd =
rooms, or apartment for lady. BOX o93.A so. o.
sNfiaLfiiTaRY sfafi PERSONNEL. stationed An
or houses. Hillside 5000. Ert. e3; 70 +, o.
ADVANCE RENT young ladies desire
2-bedroom furn apt. in apt. bldg to
sssi asesiasa aPs: 70 S' $50: vic wis: ave BOX
USFTnS' 2ss7Ti star: : rooms. kitchen and bath
tRMY sRSas 66oocToR 6oH H9R' AND WIFE, two children.
desire apartment. preferably IN nv sec
ton. Phone MRS. BEST. GE. loo6. pc
tween and pm.
VET AND WIFE urgently need 1-bsdroom bed DON
nioyed, no children or pets, no drinking.
Cali RE. 1879 or NO. 1888 after Pm
ROYAL CANADIAN AIR FORCE ofaeer
REQUIRES two-bedroom apt. with all IA.
ciIities, from Sept. / to Dec. I: excellent
references. De 44oo. Ext. s12, 8 pm,
% Z OR R J RM APT. or bungalow. unfuEn:,
for naval ofice5 and ndoo wife. call b.. b.:
"ssn REFINED Z Ed GIRLS desire s-rm, furn. apt.
or small house, in vic. Of Arl. or Alex
es1l ca e7Ss Ssti irnss sHa p.qr,.a. D@ desire
COLLEGE iNsIhgtditAos 81 III nys BAN: fusn. or
.piSs9 $40 Sa hSouski Isl Ia turnisasd ss or
nnfurnished, OF Q bedrooms. wante6 by
Navy lieutenant and wife. no chidrsnn'
no pets; refs. if necessary Alex q! grt0'
FOUR PRoFEssIoNAL WOMEN urgently
desire 2-bedrm furnished or unfurnishsd
SPIT, NV: excel. refs. NO. 5277. rs
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ROOMS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WOMAN EXECUTIVE ONLY-Restr1cted;
ssg ssio ish es sG g. Gs1S RU r with
beds, for 2 girls or cpl, in PVT. home,
HOTEL. 144o r; I. ave. n.w;-sinsle rms,
pTp6NR BIT 6ssR R f9f e 8 sSs sls dnn sE vIx.
rm,, 2nd-f, front, twin beds. inner-spring
PETWoRTH-Young lady, share large rm;
ssrV so, e n H soTn aso: sas5o n0 eneHs aE ssos
sesl COLORADO AVE. NV large
couple; also | single room; conv trsnsp
sSss s4ss F455 5ssss s.s :ssi, S.
fRd 2 kaEh Rf Il HoTEP 1907 RE ssso st.
Air conditioned; all newly decorated and
ao gGNfPaR NfffPGns ST. STmRfa Rwfsrge master
bedrm. with pvt. shower bath. det. brick;
GENTLE home; gentleman; $50. GE. 1888.
l:f5 QUE ST. Nw.-Lovely clean front
twin-bed rm;, inner-spring mattress, run
nns nAKE zatss M Ts u bss sI4s s privileges
Tor couple; srsferably nonsnokers or drink
ss4s s5si Il IRvasS 1872 Ct xw,s,oor 12s t2snt
water IN room: to quiet gentleman; $50
% rsI iss9 ,.gs5 ssss Y.; ,ss Il
hons 1vf fo es25 o ARt Az
inactive rm AZ front azaS room twin beds; also single
ai aasi7 1lih 81. 81 Nw.-Rooms for rent,
single and double close TO shopping and
Isoi Massn qMatssss9n AVE- Co. NM NJ Apt. solAn
exceptional mans rm. in bachelor apt,
eastern and southern exposures: S45 mo.
a1ss5 TM6 S1eEnY en "a ThRs. seSa Rooms, front.
ona az lesd ds nen M sooRnk soans fs 4
NORTH OF GEORGETOWN, near all
and sFEs prvaes s1fs 81 hotel ns M s pres es
til sna spSi to r Dssss ss 1sH
NEAR sEa oK WAkDMAS aiSa m faRR R~ HOTEL. ss12
Cathedral ave.-Large attractively fur
snsat bus serSIes rsnes%sn H?RS s4S
DTSSNT i15;o tt CIRCLE 17sq Rsss pEss
quiet. empl. adult; S45 mo-: refs. REQ,
s1ms sMeIF rsssB sM ses ssse Ivy w. s5o4 bath
LINDEN HALL. nr. Dupont circle-A,-
tractively furn; rm., twin beds, bath with
hsSsE Kit AVE. vREv aw adfs nsar w chsyg 5s
Circle-Large nicely furn: rm,. near bath,
e1nv. 9n syin transp' available August the goth
1883 PARK RID, excellent locationNim-
men, tiled shower: sa5 mo. DU. ss74
1869 COLUMBIA RD., Apt. 1o2-single
room. $50; girl to share double room with
BEa6TFuLS sRGthfT EIf Sae aprr HOME has desirable
twin bed rms, semipvt bath; excel. transp.
soos s; ss2E sksaELoRAMA RD. N.w-Newly deco
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laundry PRIVILEGES; $3.50 each. NO. 1889.
SPECIAL. Captains cabin on yacht, l45x
St.. large decks, fne surToundings: ali ali
now to man of high standards. RE. $3.50.
GEoRGETowN-Priva residence. Have
large, handsomely furn. bedrm., semiprivate
bath; gentleman only; references. HO.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA, zoos R st. nv
Double room for soo gentlemen; twin beds
room WITH pvt: BATH; also s5is rm 'Gaers snare
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FURN. ROOM for three girls or gentlemen
Also double room avail. Sept. /. co. 6O62
esls 14th ST. NV, Apt 2-bble. To room
men or 2 women S35 q month MRS
BIRON after $50 pm 29s
COLORED-WE HAVE RMS. for rent, o,
COURTEOUS RENTAL SERVICE, e34 st
NV, MI 1910 -27
COLORED-eOas 18th ST. N.W-Neatly
furn:; for EMPLOYED couple; kitchen and
Evening star., 1947-08-27
ROOMS WITH BOARD tcor,.) :.

LOVELY ROOM with porch, large closet,
next to bath. for gentleman; breakfast.
coNGENIAL HOME for girls: large double
room, semiprivate bath, one to share pri-
yate bath. zoos Mass. ave. NV. GO.
1i54 MASS. AVE. N.w.--Larse triple rm
semiprivate bath, $50 mo-; bsmt. double
private bath, $50 mo- -2S
and excellent meals at King-Smith School
through September preschool days. by the
day. week or month; convenient for buses
1908 10th ST. N.W.~single room, also
double with good meals 81
1928 10th S. N.W.-The Marietta, love-
ly rooms for young ladies. runnins water