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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-07
THE WILMINGTON MORNING STAR, WILMINGTON, N. c.
Today And Tomorrow

treasury" The whole question
which Mr.. Ellender has in mind
was raised %concretely by that mo-
ton: If a Senator is the represent
alive of a sovereign state, then
his salary should be paid by his
state; if he is an officer of the
United States, then his salary
should be paid from the national
treasury.
It was James Madison of Vir-
ginia who led the opposition to
Ellsworth''s proposal. THE mo-
tion," he said, would make the
Senate like Congress che meant
the Congress Of the Articles OF
Confederation the mere agents
and advocates of states interests
and views, instead of being the i'm
partial umpires and guardians of
justice and general good" Though
the vote was close (six states to
five), Madison prevailed, and ever
since then it has been the estab-
lished doctrine that the Senate is
not an assemblage Of the agents Of
the states but the organ of a ma
tional government.
The question, of course, arises
and this point no doubt has
troubled Mr.. Ellender-as to how
If the Legislature of Mississippi
chooses a Senator, or, as it is now
under the Seventeenth Amend
ment, the voters of Mississippi-a
Senator is, nevertheless. an officer
of the national government and
not the agent of his state. The
answer to that question was given
by Senator Robert Morris in the
First Congress when he said that
1.-THE legislatures were only the ma
chimes to choose them. We were
Senators of the United States and
had nothing to do with one state
more than another"
This view is confirmed by Judge
Story in his famous Commentaries:
Each (Senator) is an officer Of
the Union, deriving his powers and
qualifications from the Constitu-
ton, and neither created by, de-
pendent upon, nor comfortable by,
the states"
What this all goes to prove is
that Mr.. Ellender is entitled to
defend Bilbo, or even to say that
he judges him to be duly elected
and properly qualified to be a
Senator of the United States. But
he cannot, without opposing the
principle of the Constitution, assert
that the Senate, if it disagrees
with him, is thereby denying to
the State of Mississippi any SOW
ereign right which it has possessed
since it was admitted to the Union.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-07
MERCHANTS GROUP
TO MEET TODAY
CONTINUED From Page One)

benefit of all retail and wholesale
merchants in the city.
Brown said last night that follow.
ing the program explanation, a
question and answer period will.
be conducted in order to clarity
any phase of the project which
might not be clear.
The training program, sponsored
by the local Merchants Associa.
ton. will be under the direction oil
members of the department. The
training committee is composed Of
W. G. Slattery, G. F. Hunt, Jr.,
&c. L. Harris, L. S. Alexander anc
E. H. Switzerland.
Brown said last night that fina
details for the course would b.
worked out by representatives O.
the merchants groups and mem
bers of the instruction department
who will together form an advisory
committee to handle all phases o
the project.
A spokesman for the Merchant
Association said yesterday tina
even though the course would b,
presented under the auspices o
the association, all Wilmington
merchants are invited to take par
in the program.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-07
Ruptured Men
Get $3.50 Gift
For Trying This

Kansas City, Mo.-Here is an
improved means of holding rup-
ture that has benefited thousands
Of ruptured men and women in
the last year.
Inconspicuous, without leg
straps, elastic belts, body en-
circling springs or harsh pads, it
has caused many to say, IT don't
see how it holds so easy. I would
not have believed, had I not tried
it,"
So comfortable - so easy to
wear-it could show you the way
to joyous freedom from your rup-
ture trouble.
You can't lose by trying. It is
sent to you on 80 days trial. You
receive a $3.50 special truss as a
present for your report.
Write for descriptive circular.
It's free. Just address Physicians
Appliance Company, 1885 Koch
Bldg, 1905 Main, Kansas City 8,
Missouri.
But do it today before you lose
the address.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-07
Along The Cape Fear

which is only acquired by long
years of patient and persistent
practice under the most favorable
circumstances.
RINGS A NOTE - The abov.
should ring a familiar note to all
residents of the Port City who love
and cherish u Thalian Hall
And of course before We % a,v
farther We should point out that
Along the Cage Pear CLEANED thu
above description of the old Oper,
House from an 1889 edition of tho
Port City's newspaper.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-07
RALEIGH PAPER SAYS
JOINER TO RESIGN

RALEIGH, Jan. 6. -(PE The
Raleigh News and Observer will
say Tuesday that the resigna-
ton of Col. William T. JOY
ner of Raleigh as chairman of the
State Board of Elections will be
made public Tuesday afternoon by
Governor Cherry.
The News and Observer said that
the announcement will be made
after a conference between the
two,
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-07
From where | sit ..MJoe Marsh
Andy's Certificate

Andy Botkin's mighty proud Of
HE first dellar he made. He's got
it framed, and hanging beside his
license, in the Garden Tavern.
OF course, there's a big differ
ence between that dollar bill, and
what Andy paid for the license
giving him the right to earn it.
Which prompts Willie Wells to
gay: otis a heck Of a note to have
70 pay to start q business"
That's what I thought at first"
eys Andy. But actually that
piece of papers my protection
and yours too! 1t helps keep out
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-07
RED CROSS MEETING

The executive committee of
The Wilmington chapter of the
American Red Cross will meet
today at 4 p. m. in the new
home, Mrs. Ida Speeden, execu-
tive secretary, announced. The
forthcoming fund raising drive,
scheduled for March, will be
discussed, she said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-07
CONTINUED From Page One)

Band. the marvellous violin play
ing of Remenyi, and Camilla
Urso, the cornet playing of Levy
and Emerson, and a host OF other
musicians of great and wonderful
talent.
And it is here that some of the
amateur talent of u own city
have won laurels and established
a reputation in the musical world
which should put to- the blush many
who style themselves professionals,
and who lay claim to a superiority
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-07

One London theater has the
largest one-piece rug ever made in
England. It measures 100 feet by
43 feet and weighs a ton.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-07

Winston Churchill made his first
speech in America in 1900. He was
introduced to the audience by
Mark Twain.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-01-07
Of Service

undesirables, and It means you've
got to maintain decent standards
answer the local law enforce
ment agencies and face the loss Of
your license. What's more, the
brewers, in cooperation with the
tavern keepers themselves, are
backing up all it stands for with
their program Of self-regulation.
From where I sit, Andy's license
is more than a permit to do bust
ness. It's a certificate Of good be-
havior, and service to the town.
& %~1 <,
1NOA11CN horsh (nra1s.~ (A~.e&s>S
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-30
COOKED A FINE
. DINNER; Them.
THREW ITTODOC

One lady recently stated that
she used to throw her own din
ner to the dog most of the time
1t made her sick just to look at
anything to eat. She was swollen
with gas, full of bloat, had head
aches, felt worn out and was
badly constipated. Finally she
got INNER-AID and says she
now eats everything in sight and
digests it perfectly. Bowels are
regular and normal. She is en-
joying life once more and feels
like "some other woman" since
taking this New Compound.
INNER-AID contains IL Great
Herbs; they cleanse the bowels.
clear gas from stomach, act on
sluggish liver and kidneys. Mis-
cradle people soon feel differ
ent all over. So don't go on suf-
fering! Get INNER-AID. Sold by
all drug stores. &C
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Your Horoscope

WEDNESDAY,. APRIL 80, ls47
On this day the peaceful nature
q yesterday begins to be mingled
with q love Of luxury, and may
give way to self-indulgence, in
creasing As the day continues. The
climax Of the day is rather idle.
but later il takes on strong cast
and there is more shrewdness and
more success. With other good
|aspects, Il ID q fortune day for any
profession.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-30
TODAY'S GAMES.
F1neil =. lnaoxnation1l Leaque

-SY,S~y -
Miami+at Miami Beach. :,
Havana at Lakeland.
Fort Lauderdale at West Palm
Beach. - -: ~ +, z,
Tampa at St. Petersburg.
/" lgatienal League
Cincinnati at Boston-Black-
well $50 VS.. Sain Old.
Chicago at Brooklyn-Lade 600
VS.. Branca u-D.
st. Louis at New York-Munger
O.O VS.. Voiselle I'D.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia
Mulcahy 900 VS.. Hughes (0-2).
AmsRican League
Washington at Chicago-Wynn
Old VS.. Rigney Old.
New York at st. Louis-Reyn-
old 500 VS.. Kramer go.
Boston at Detroit-Parnell ODD
VS.. Newhouser (l-2).
Philadelphia at Cleveland
McCahan (0-O VS.. Keller OLD.
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NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY
Fer PASSAGE OF LOCAL OR
SPECIAL BILL. MONROE
fsnUr

, Notice is hereby given that, pur-
Suant to the requirement of Sec
ftion 81 of Article III of the Con-
stitution of the State of Florida. as
amended at the general election
in 1858. application will be made
by the undersigned to the Legisla-
ture of the State of Florida at the
regular session of said Legislature
to be held during the year 1947 for
the passage of local or special
bill
/: Fixing the Monthly Compensa-
ton of the Chairman of the Board
of Public instruction of Monroe
County, Florida, and Fixing the
Monthly Compensation of the
other members of the Board of 4
Public instruction of Monroe ,
County. Florida. and designating
the Fund Out of Which Said Com
pensation Shall BE Paid: and Re-
pealing Laws in Conflict There
. with.
> Dated at Key West, Florida. this
Goth day of April. Az. s1947. 4
j. CARLYLE .MDBE>RTSa
apr 80. Ig41
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LECALS

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL. CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
No. IO-113S
WADE HAMPTON POSITION. JR.,
Plaintiff,
VS.. DIVORCE
MARION Il. KUHN POSITION,
Defendant.
NOTICE TO APPEAR
TO: Marion Il. Kuhn Poston
4OS T.. Lincoln Avenue
Roselle Park, New Jersey
You are hereby required to APP
pear to the Bill of Complaint for
divorce filed against ynn i'm the
above entitled cause on the 9th day
of May, A. IT, 1943. otherwise the
allegations of said bill will be taken
as confessed.
Dated this Sth day of April A. ID.
l947
Circuit Court SeaD
ROSS G SAWYER
Clerk of the Circuit Court
Monroe County, Florida.
BY (sd) Kathleen Nottage,
Deputy Clerk
w. CURRY HARRIS,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
apr 9-16-a3-30, ~
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makes connection in Miami. Mi
ami and Tampa are reached by
an overnight haul from Key
West.
Air Transportation: The Mea-
cham Field Airport, located two
miles from downtown Key West.
has four runways. three Of which
are 1000 feet in length, and one
Of which is $500 feet. The field
is open to private flying. Ma
tional Airlines operates three
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whh . vjew to saving
lanpaysgs msney BY merging
- tws taxlRG agencies,
- esaatv's three repre-
aeu1oelsea. n the legislature.
ouopoGuee6 . BIN Monday
lAne would consolidate the
elly G Miami and the coun.
- q Dad.
- C(@Ioen, Cor more
80 3 Q0ogeog q . century,
- o1Dvoonoo1 the eonsellda-
TN q xey West and the
eouoov q Noagoe. Leaders
- ulomi cd cher porta
- Oooo esonty bolisve that
eoonno1 1o1loo nj only would
|wogs suDselhly hut would
sose taxpoyera many thou
non1n u do1lars. ~ that b
ogue e ulomi end Dade,
wloA texing lnterests far In
eorens q Key West and
Monroe. h h true also Of
thlr sgea. whers % per cent
az ehe eouuty'e taxes are
rod b. ksy Westers.
There = NO need here. or
h say s1Aev cousty In the
xoals. Ger : duplication OF
several efflees, including
49, = the executive, the
ju1irtal ard the enforce
mpal depagtments.
We have two commits
siwus. two sseessOrs. two col.
opetegS. two clerks. two en-
Gogcsmeut agencies. when
ese weuld - Sufficient IN
49, 49,. 80 " "sfs.ss.",,
IN h dess dig deeply into
". sax3eysn pos. -. 49,,
s.s1ssss " ss@Dm -. W. 80
s:sgs.essa" WI . ~. r -.
s.sssy: 49, 80. .s .
9m4m0m Ia u4w4DDRM vnf00Xn
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(HANCERY.
Case No. 1O-116.
WILMA NESBIT,
Plaintiff,
VS.. DIVORCE
KENNETH 7. NESBIT,
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
TO: Kenneth T. Nesbit,
Route ., Box 206,
Charlotte. North Carolina.
You are hereby required to ap3
pear to the Bill for Divorce filed
against You i'm the above styled
cause on or before the Goth day sof
May. AID. 1947, otherwise the al
legations contained therein will he
taken as confessed.
Zone and Ordered at Key West.
Florida, this END day of. April, AID.
1917.
(Circuit Court Seal)
ROSS c SAWYER,
Clerk Of Circuit Court.
BY: (sd) Florence +. Sawyer,
Deputy Clerk
Enrique Esquinaldo. Jr.,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
apr $3.50 may ia, 1941
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hauor61s from the reach Of
sunaI)ss children.
We heps that the peope
of Monroe coumty win not
paes ever this record with
oue sevieas th0ught. while
eewossiae our attention upon
~ deaths from pneumonia,
dtogyAea. 0eoaels. diphth-
sgin. 0saiaQieiA pslismye-
ssnsoue fever. Ne sA0UA Mt
esogeoek the aeci6e0ea,
Whlrh. - 3 yeos. WIN eauao
~ destA e - maay chill
<veu @ To- Alasases Nsesd.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-30

The none Of Russell Sage.
wAs disd n 1905. n pre-.
rsssed u the RESELL 8 age
rsunaaeien. which now cel-
ehsooes " f0rtieth year.
IT, wsgk u the Foundation
wss 0sde possible by the
sreisa Il Mr.. Russell Sage
~ 1871 and IN endowment
~ 80. 80. go was provided
~ h<r.
TIE roundation In inter
~uoed n improving social
eandloioas In the United
| nlsees. d involves . group
| - perneas Who study how
|ehis con - done. They have
% sheig dlspoaal the income
fvsa - endowment Of the
g0ssn6latiou.
b h intervening to note
|shst the motto Of the Foun-
dsoisn. selected by Mrs.,
Soge end Inscribed on the
reumdation's seal. h "lnas.
| murh ss ~ have done Il unto
90 of the least Of these my
bssshsen. ye have dsne Il un-
|ss 49,"
During The past forty
years. more than e2l. Geo..
&C hos been expended In
IN effort Ia improve social
end living conditions In thiz
eoumtry. We do not 90 inta
details. hut the Foundation
stands % . monument to the
uon who accumulated the
oogeuae end 10 his wife. who
dirveted thst Il should serve
humswiey.
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KEY WEST POPULATION

tContinned frs.n. Dage Cne1
proximately $2,50O,00O, and the
county's debt is about $4,000, 900.
Community Facilities
Street Transportation: + h e
Key West Transit Company OPP
crates the city bus system and
has seven city buses in use.
inter City Trucking: TIL e
Overseas Transportation Com
pany serves re Florida Keys and
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Speed

Father-@D Daughter, isn't that
young man rather fast?"
Daughter Eyes, but ] don't
think he'll get away"
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CANE RESULTS
da-Intssnational League

Mondays Scores)
Miami Beach 6, Miami S I'll in
hings).
ST. Petersburg 6, Tampa 4 90
innings).
|. Havana 6, Lakeland 2.
West Palm Beach Z, Fcrt Laud-
erdale 5. e
/. Natienal League
Tuesdays Scores) "
New York Z. st. Louis 2.
Brooklyn 10, Chicago z. :
Pittsburgh 6, Philadelphia B.
Boston 4, Cincinnati 0. Y -
&, Amsricsa League ~
Vsi(Tltsday's scor@)'s
!, Detroit 3. Boston 8. :,
Philadelphia ~ Cleveland So
New York at ST. Lotlis, post
poned, rain. = - ~ ~
|, Washington at Chicago; post
pQned. rain. III ih.;4.!, :-3ls,- =.
Evening star., 1947-10-05
ROOMS WANTED.

REFINED GIRL desires single room II
Friendship Heights. Call OR. 3140 after
TWo LADIES desire furn. dbl. rm.. with
private bath and kitchen privils., in Vir-
ginia. Alex. 1000, Ext. 32s. So
ONE FURNISHED L.HK. ROOM. near
bath, 2nd floor; in, NV. section; not te
ia NURSE mss deaes Ga A inss sss2
Ink, privils tor hot platel; in quiet
ROOM With sqf ppvate bath star IN quiet
home, by refined, settled lady, employed
Box 1861. Star: :,
ROOM with Catholic family near church
Govt. employe, prefer private bath or run
ming water; meals if possible. Box 21s-J
TWo GIRLS, college graduates, want 2
or under: Box ,217-J, Star.
QUIET MAN wishes one room with bath. In
kAkeE is'fsn fRi NGw eo %
$40: Ext. So. VIVIAN BoLEK.
furnished rooms in private home. TR
TWO TWO uNFURN. ROOMS, single woman;
s refsrsnses is prefer u D. T e. sos s5sSJ. Star
ROOM in Protestant home. by settled
emPoyed ap wdow On, or
Star
COLORED COUPLE urgently need l rm
and kitchen apartment, unfurnished. Call
DU. 1922.
RENT OR sUBLET small furnished apart
ment or room, private bath, by quiet
elderly couple; Northwest. NO. 5400, Ext.
sos.
ROOMS WANTED for men students: this
II one way you can be Of real help to dis
charged war veterans who are attendin1
distance Of 18th and Park I'd. NV Phone
MR.: MALONEY. HO. 1890. weekdays.
until g.
Evening star., 1947-10-05

fp9 ,d5s 55th and 9S,ls bath ss7 g.
14os F ST. Ne rooms; Kitchen and
CHEVY eifei s'f CHASE. a Mp-For snsmp, reg.
NEAR SH sosai saoRfHAM xxi ss'ii iHiorELs. bedrms, ?
baths. liv; rm, din rm.. break, rm kit Kit
H1DY LII 9oV1R WILL SHARE SHARE Groom. kjtehenette
and bath apt; will fdrnish breakfast onh and
Nice S NV. section; @ conv. to transp. BOX
blocks teal to all BY buses !,
PVT bsth; UTILITIES fqEn. ~ 3, line or
sses, s1sS ps5 E6oss. nS sa' pvt bath
it i7.h NV AND 30 Pa. zo4s AVE. s.E.-suDlet for
8 mos. in advance; compl. furn apt bed
ssti a!lans !sys[ anq lsss b. Bog M sssi i
SMALL cttras ND ant nyt rms
sssnse sssh saesa s@ .3s Box sSsE
2 GIRLS to share 4 rms. bath. with l
oNE 81 sIs ROOM IS G AND D. BATH. nonhskps. apt.
single. $50; double, $50. 1900 Farragut
room and kit. Will accept one child; $50.
IL; fss4 'ls MISSOURI AVE. N.w.-s-room apt.
1sfni. Will SHARE Il Al HOME with young couple or
9 girls. $50 per mo, everything furn.
$500 Landover I'd, Cheverly, Md. UN. O336.
Is0. HOBART sT. NW-Partly furnished,
3-room, kit. bath, Ss5. See J. H. Knox.
office. Of ROBERT W. SAVAGE. 514 Union
iiOs NJ ST. N.w.-one-room apt. for
lady or gentleman; 2nd floor, near bath,
gas 9 month Can be seen after IL am. m
other: ase 2s-3S: s35. 1865 Columbia
ssdo AT At gin 32ip N NJ fa56 56r,v ,o,u dining
room. bedroom, modern kitchen. porch,
basement, yard; near transp.: completely
furnished, S165. ia. 1893. -
TAKOMA PARk-Beautiful, modern house
% share; 500 per month; adults only.
Evening star., 1947-10-05
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

LARGE DOUBLE ROOM, well furnished
improvements; for couple. DU. o625
BETTY ALDEN INN, Ill 1st st. ne, .
half block from Senate and Library OF
Congress: beautiful rooms and good food,
With VII alEG Lying room privileges; double only
nss pins e. 4: sa 1sss;.D:s Ssss
e9H sefE RtFs1Sp NJ age
in apt: with 8 other ladies; Protestant.
f9n,Fs Go 44 IN Ext $9a Seuth ro6r
se &c M for gs6d P rshs5 .ns Sc sas
meals mesIS; cP%9n P5Sns AID; .Ia s.I4. n,....n,-:
transp. to Pentagon and downtown. Tele-
ai 1ase and sunsfg %Ks D!Seas dH Near
NURSE, Christian Science student, has
lovely, bright rm. for 1 or elderly per
-; is5s Ma MASS. ssosiv Ave. N.w-Larse room for
or g. share for nm men as1 ana share for
IfoI 18TH ST. N:W.-Larse double; 2rd
floor, front; vacancy for girls, selected
Hsnus sEisshpSard Tsss rates
colored. exchange after-work light house
sR sGld DupeSr aGi!eS, OF ciRGIIL1se W dble rm, in
pvt. home. for gentlemen or married
unlim. phone. Call DE. 1892. 2l20 o st.
BEVERLY HALL. one of wash's. finest
guest homes: st fl. single, private lavatory;
cies for ladies and gentlemen. 2l3l Mass.
:sao MASS. AyE.Mansion Club has a
couple. of vacancies for young ladies. Finest
n in
SINGLE ROOM. large closet comfortable
bed; l blk. from 14th ST.. 1455 Fairmont
m mIios N. H. AVE. NV. Club Elsoy-snd
H., lse. dble. rm., twin beds. 2 good meals:
suitable, for men or married couple: priced
EARGE IeSs9Hs0Ie ROOM, will accommodate , girls;
extra large, roomy closet bus service at
sooM ASp hoAsn for two n men
town. BOZ 141, Purcellville, Va:
ROOM AND BOARD for empl. sirls,,, men,
or parents with school-age children.
YOUNG LADY to share nicely furnished
1lsges NV e9sr1e nssr bus 9E 7sss S5s:
7a5 oGIETHoRPE ST. NV meals a
day In congenial Gentle home on express dgea
men or 2 empl. married couples,
TIE. 51Ta
1901 10th ST. NV block from Du-
pont Circle. Single room, good food,
Adams a72l.
1852 PERRY PLACE NV, off 14th-
Sunny South. exp. for gentleman. Elderly
OK. Del meals: SlO.75 wkly. DE. 774a.
meals. lge- front rm
in pvt. home for gentleman: dbe. bed.
dwrt space. next bath Shower; auto; h. w.
J blks bus. 45 min. D. c. CHI. S601.
ARLINGTON. Lee hwy.---Dble., rm,, twin
beds: well heated excel meals: suitable
for , girls: reas. Call Falls Church .752-J
Evening star., 1947-10-05
ROOMS FURhIsHEp-ho,thwest.

er T Hotel aakhMSo fxtS s CIV rm near and bsd
nm; imms eulately clean: gas heat ,sa,i,. Vs.
North CAPITOL sT.@Twin-bed room,
srd-foor apt; single. 81; double. $40,
Mass! Am AND 18th, Newburn Apts., Apt i
e5fr eof Ken YEAR r Ts sthLsFae Se
So nsns ri sdF ssnRss Ds'n
home: no other roomers; excel. transp.
rvs and cars g Tithp II, Plk Iksa unlim phsne s
800 95 OK oRDwAY " S ST tast $50 of Conn ayso
TsP Tsp dfeh cssRh0hf arfs e. isss 1928 18th st.
fnement; bus. woman preferred; refs.
fTsrvRSsd;H ffTWaSRfH, 411a ard st. px-Nlss ice
l or. 2 adults gas heat, next to bath
laundry privilege near transp. ia. 2ool'
1aeo KENNEDY N.w.-Nicely furn front
9onns twin ds beds o5Is private homes PTs
s: s.h st. NW%Lhk { X trosas room; ls5ss. s,Es
1aHs nas 'IP FERRY p pL' Ls0fNsw-M.ster bedrn,
quiet. pvt home; $40 per mo-; gentleman:
WYOMING AVE. MANSION-Large sgle..
connecting bath; "a blk. Conn. ave car: ear
mo. man. Also large sgle. in basement.
newly decor. share bath with one, $50,
81 nsh MT. ~ PLEASANT cARLINE. 1850 wy
omine ave-Large, clean, front double or
triple room; ideal location: sig and S15
1915 EUCLID ST, Apt. No. 23..Pvt. apt,
no other roomers: lge. rm.. bath. shower;
gentlemen pref. cali Ho. 71al. -
1888 RITTENHousE st, st. ny. N;W'-Lse; IL iodol dole:
uniira phone: gar: s65. ia. 1850; IS
1929 WYOMING AVE. N.W.-Double room,
for refined young ladies; lavatory in room.
& Call AID. 1854 for appointment, -
VERY COMFORTABLE SINGLE in quiet
ton; tom ssss TIA. sa4s. 3
PETWORTH-Young lady to share large
room with another lady; twin beds. unlim.
phone, maid serv.; 20 minis. to downtown;
1410 M ST. NV Apt. 4O6-Nicely fur.
nished double room. near bath. unlimited
phone. RE. 1874. IS
Evening star., 1947-10-05
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

EMPLOYED MOTHER % days wkD, and
1O-mo- old baby desire room and board
BY SETTLED BUSINEsSWOMAN in pri-
vate home or apartment; near 14th st
nv, vicinity Spring rd or beyond, or neaII
HOME with private family desired; NV
section: permanent preferred; single
rooms with board. WO. eO64. g.
EMPL. MOTHER, 3-yr.-old son ATTENDING
nursery school, desires lge. nm with board
n congenial small household: NV. section
DU. 1893 after l pm. Sun, ewes. weekdays
WORKING MOTHER with . children, ages
3 and 5 will share apt. or home with con-
genial couple or girl; care for children
MT 1888
Evening star., 1947-10-05

ROOMS single room and / double
for young couple or girls; newly deco
MI. Bill ewes. 3
II BLK. OFF MINI. AVE. NE adj
rms, next 10 bath, constant h. W.. shower
in pvt. home. Can be used Ink "a blk
to bus. school. Empl cpl. or parent with
l child, pref. 5 to 8 yrs. Complete day
care Of child while parents work. VI. 445
TWO UNFURN. ROOMS with kitchen priv.
ileges Cab Warfield 1886 =
Evening star., 1947-10-05

| ROOMS FuRN.-Northsoss tcent.)
C0LORED-LARGE DOUBLE Room 10,
| refined gentlemen or quiet couple. Next
| to bath with lge. porch; pvt home, family
| of g Ii 4423 -6
CCSIoRED-557' Gath ST. N.E.-Furn
front room with twin beds, for 2 quiet
| gentlemen. FIR. BIOL