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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-09
GUY Greene, Who Treated
SchooIboy Rowe, Dies
BY the Associated Press

LINESVILLE, Pa, Sept. Guy
T. Greene, 10, known as DOC" to the
thousands of persons he treated for
muscular ailments, died unexpected
ly last night at his home in this
Northwestern Pennsylvania COM
munity.
Mr.. Green started out as clerk
for the Pennsylvania Railroad here
in 1909, but turned to muscular
therapy six years later.
His patients included Lynwood
(Schoolboy) Rowe, former pitcher
for the Detroit Tigers. Rowe, now
playing with the Philadelphia Phil
lies of the National League, visited
him in 1888 when he was expert
encing difficulty with his pitching
arm.
Mr.. Greene was not a medical
doctor, and did not prescribe medi-
cines. He sometimes saw as many
as 60 patents day, many of whom
Travelled from distant points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-09
Jimmie OsceoIo,
Last of Seminole
Warriors, Dies
BY the Associated Press

FORT MYERS, Fla, Sept. g.
Seminole Indians and white friend:
will pay last tribute today to Jimmie
Osceola, who as a young warrior
fought under Chief Billy Bowlegs
when the Seminole tribe made its
last stand against Federal troops in
what now is Collier County.
Seminole and Christian services
were scheduled for 3 pm. at DANA
Cemetery for the 95-year-old Indian
to whom death came yesterday in
Big Cypress Swamp. Indian Agent
Kenneth Marmon said he probably
was the oldest Seminole and was
known for his fine character" and
splendid and progressive family
He was a descendant of the great
Seminole chief Osceola.
Although he never bore arms
against the white man after his
tribes final effort to eject the in
vaders. failed, Jimmie Osceola never
surrendered, and those who knew
him said that he retired to the wild
erness to live out his years in bit
terness against his old enemies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-09
Admiral James Pryor,
Theodore RooseveIt's
Physician, Dies at Is
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 9.-Rear Ad-
miral James c. Pryor, rs, U. S. N
retired, attending physician at
the White House during President
Theodore Roosevelt's administra-
ton, died yesterday.
Admiral Pryor, a native of Win
chester, Tenn, was commanding
officer of the Naval Medical Supply
Depot in Brooklyn when he re-
tired in 1885.
He had been a lecturer at Johns
Hopkins University Medical School,
Baltimore, and from 1917 to 1919
was head of the department of
Hygiene of the Navy Medical
School, at Washington. He was
superintendent of the school from
1924 to 1927.
Although the technical field of
Admiral Pryor was surgery, he
made many contributions to pre-
ventive medicine in the Naval serv-
ice and was author of the standard
work, Naval Hygiene"
He obtained a bachelor of arts
degree from the University of Nash
vile and his medical degree from
Vanderbilt University. He was
commissioned in the Navy in 1897.
Admiral Pryor obtained further
medical education at Johns Hop
kins, at the clinics of Paris, Lon
don and Vienna and in the United
States Army Medical College.
Went to The Hague.
He served as medical officer on
board the U. S. S. Albatross on
the Agassiz expedition to the
South Pacific from 1898 to 1899
and headed the United States
Navy Hospitals at Yokohama, Pen
sacola and Hampton Roads.
Admiral Pryor twice served as
delegate of the United States to
the International Congress of Mil
itary Medicine and Pharmacy, first
at The Hague in 1881 and again
at Brussels in 1885.
He was credited with originating
the phrase which became a motto
of the Naval Medical Corps: "As
many men at as many guns as
many days as possible"
Admiral Pryor's first wife, the
former Georgia Leontine Mackay,
whom he married June Is, 1906,
died in 1914.
He leaves his second wife, Mrs.
Frances Pierpont Siviter Pryor,
whom he married in 1917; a son by
his first marriage, James c. Pryor,
jr.; daughter by the second mar
riage, Miss Frances Pierpont Pryor;
five brothers and sister.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-09
DR.. Thomas H. Russell,
Author and Editor, Dies
By the Associated Press

CHICAGO, Sept. 9.-Dr. Thomas
H. Russell, IS, author and editor,
died Sunday.
DR.. Russell edited a dictionary in
1904 and in the next Is years edited
or wrote 100 books, including a IT.
volume railway library. a six-volume
cyclopedia of the automobile, an
eight-volume business library ard
biographies of Theodore Roosevelt
and Warren G. Harding.
Born in England, where he taught
before coming to the United States
in 1882, he came to Chicago in 1892
and was a. reporter for the old Chi
cago Times and Chicago Journal.
He also was a founder of the Clean
Language League to combat pro-
family.
Funeral services will be held here
today. DR.. Russell is survived by a
son, Thomas, of suburban Evanston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-09
Autoist Bites Mechanic
Demanding 81. so Bill

ELYRIA, Ohio, Sept. "a COM
mon pleas jury was told here yes
terday that William Lallathin bit
the end off a garage mechanics ear
because he wouldn't release Lalla-
thin's automobile until q $3.50 bill
was paid.
The jury found Lallathin guilty of
assault and battery on the mechanic,
Elmer Marlett. Now he must pay
5000 and costs and spend go days in
jail,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-09

l1lSG OQlVeT- WI. Ill OFoiamo.
sity. He was graduated with law
degree and for the next % years was
in the diplomatic service here.
In 1916 he married Miss Amalia
Chiera, formerly of Rome, whom he
met here.
Following his diplomatic career
Mr.. di Girolamo founded the Inter-
state Bankers Corp, located in the
Woodward Building.
Mr.. di Girolamo had lived at
1907 Columbia road NV. during
most of his residence here and
only a year ago had bought his
house on Harvard street.
He was member of the Lido Club
Mr.. Di Girolamo's brother, the
late Attilio di Girolamo, was legal
attache of the Justice Department
and later assistant district attorney
of Los Angeles when he died year
ago. He also had been attached to
the Italian delegation at the sessions
of the League of Nations and had
lived many years in Washington.
oColOCo LILO W1uOW, IlI. LII AIlI u
lamo is survived by a daughter, Mrs.
Lillian Shroyer, of the Harvard
street address; three brothers, Ar
mando di Girolamo, 8712 Colesville
road, Silver Spring, Md, chief of the
division of records for the Justice
Department; Gustavo di Girolamo,
1859 Mount Pleasant street NV,
Washington art shop owner, and
Fernando di Girolamo, I'LL Hobart
street NV, a renovator of old
paintings.
Also, three sisters, Mrs. Elena
Chiera, 1927 Chaplin street NV;
Mrs. Delina Roger, 5000 Sixteenth
street NV; Mrs. Clara Love, Chan
dler. Okla, and two grandchildren
Funeral services will be held at II
am. tomorrow at Chambers funeral
home, 14G0 Chaplin street NV.
Burial will be in Rock Greek
Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-09
YMCA Resident Dies

Kenneth Chase, 40, carpenter
who had lived at the YMCA, 1916
G street NV, for the last year, died
early today in Emergency Hospital,
after being found unconscious in the
hallway outside his room Coroner
A. Magruder Macdonald said death
was due to natural causes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-09
Samuel McRoberts, 78,
New York Banker, Dies
By the Associofsd Pres,

NEW YORK, Sept. Samuel
McRoberts. IS, banker and indus
trialist. died yesterday.
He had been a director of MANY
large corporations. including the
American Sugar Refining Co., the
Manufacturers Trust Co., of New
York. and the Great American In
surance Co., and it's affiliated COM
panies. at one time he was treasurer
of Armour & Co., Chicago.
Mr.. McRoberts served overseas
during World War I as a brigadier
general, rank he retained in the
reserve corps until his death.
He was native OF. Malta Bend,
Mo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-09
Barn Lot Washed Awuy

MURPHYSBORO, Ill. (P.-Any-
body seen Ed Hines barn lot?
Where 1t was now is just a hole and
in it is barn, the roof of which is
about level with the top of the
hole. 1t all resulted during the
Mississippi River flood recently
when a swift current of rushing
flood waters literally gouged the
ground from under the barn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-09
Dfatha
WATTS, KATHERINE ADAMS

WATTS, KATHERINE ADAMsON. Sud
denly, on Friday, September 5, 1917, at
ADAMsoN WATTS, wife of Richard II.
Mats; mother of Mrs. Cora Tate. Mrs.
Mildred Juliano, Mrs. Rose Raynor, Mrs.
Katherine Mahorner, Mrs Doris Ball. Mrs.
Miss Nina Lea Adamson; daughter OF
Mrs. Victoria Laverine De Pretoro:
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th st. and Massa chusetts ave. ne,
where services will be held on Wednesday,
September 10, at 1890 pm. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
WRIGHT, JULIAN C. On Monday, Sep
TENDER 8, 1947, at his residence, 591
Harrison ave-, Riverdale,. Md, JULIAN
c. WRIGHT. the beloved husband Of Ida
Services at Chambers Riverdale Funeral
Home. Riverdale, Md, on Wednesday. Sep
TENDER / O, at 10 am. 1nterment Washing
ton National Cemetery.
WRIGHT. JULIAN G. On Monday, Sep.
60 Md, JULIAN c. WRIGHT, mem.
EsEA Der of Columbia Typograpnica
III TfaT vi Union, No. 101. Services Wed.
ESMT n nesday. September TO- at 1C
NSEL/ am, at Chambers FuneraI
Home, Riverdale, Md. Inter
ment Washington National Cemetery.
JOSEPH z. Inns, Secretary-Treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-09

died yesterday
at his home,
637 Harvard
street NV. He
had been i'll
since last No
vember
Mr.. di Giro
lamo, 81, was
born near Rome
and received his
early education
there. When he
was Is he came
to the United
States to attend
George Wash
iroten TIpjvor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-09
Garn nf Thanks

press my grateful appreciation of the KIND
ministrations Of friends and associates
and expressions Of sympathy: during the
illness OF and at the death CT my beloved
wife, ESTHER L. MCDONALD.
o. W. MCDONALD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-09
Vincent di GiroIamo
Banker and Former
Embassy Aide, Dies

Vincent di Girolamo. former
Chancellor of the Italian Embassy
and for the last 10 years president
of the Interstate Bankers Corp,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-09
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

J. William Lees Sons Co.
9th and Mass Ave. NE Ii 5000
' ~ FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CrematOrium
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-09

MONDAY September 3, 1871. EDWAND
JAMES THOMPSON beloved husband OF
the late Matilda Thompson and father OF
Edward Joseph Thompson, John Raymond
Friends may call at VIM. J. Valleys Flu
neral Home. 5000 R. I: ave, at Eastern
ave. ne. Funeral services on THURSDAY,
September IL, at $50 am: thence to st:
James Church, where mass will be offered
at 10 m. for the repose Of his soul. Rel
atives and friends invited. 1nterment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. (Ohio papers
please copyJ ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-09-09

September 6. 1947, at Gallinger. Hospital,
Short; mother of Emily Griffin, James
Thomas, Viyie and Joseph Short. She also
leaves a stepmother, Mile Thomas; one
sister. five brothers, one son-in-law.
Charles Grifnn, and other relatives and
friends. The late Mrs. Short may be
ne. after 3 pm Tuesday, September. 9.
Mass will be offered Wednesday, September
10, at Holy Redeemer Church at 9 am.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
Services by Stewards Funeral Home, 80
Evening star., 1947-04-19
ROOMS FURNIsHEp-Northwes..

HOTEL EMERY, 1912 G ST. NV, two
blks. west of White House-No increase in
rates. Singles, 81 80 to $3.50; doubles.
S2.50 to 81; elevator: room phones and
SIS n ST: N.W:.elesn nicely furnished
S1.5u up; weekly, Sc to IS per person
540s 18th sT.-Front, single room, semi
private, bath; employed man only; call
siii :its S,t swon. .,.s s,udi? E9s@
1853 1853 lRHiNG ST. N.w.-Lovely double
front room, twin beds, windows; also
single room, next to bath; ladies only;
Yn1l gsos kIIBouRSsf 1h2as Sc rf SssGs GswM. Pleas
CHEVY CHASE, near Conn. ave. bus--2o
min. to downtown: S14 a week; gentle
man only, 3s16 Military I'd. EN-. 21:3
sat cRITTENDEN ST. Nw.-Two double
to@n GE ss s9s or e. PtRates to
HOTEL PARK HOUSE. aos. j 9Th st. Nv
. hlks. Greyhound; ssles., SO; dbles.. S14
wk.; trans. rms, 81 -5o-S3 day. Ex. 1855
LARGE. UNUSUALLY CLEAN; 10 minutes
couple. nonsmoker preferred. Ho. saos.
1854 K ST. N.w.-Extra-larss room. suit
able 3 or 4, SIS each, maid and phone
service. Convenient to downtown. RE.
2ooe KLNGLE I'D. N.w.-Pront room.
twin beds, private bath. unlimited phons;
e52e 14th ST., Apt 2i--Larss front room,
next to bath; $50 monthly. 2os
Evening star., 1947-04-19
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1925 BILTMORE ST. N.W.-Seyeral va
cancies for young people only; good food.
excel. transp.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA--Ige.. newly dec.
double rm.. with sleeping porch attached.
in private home: ideal for married couple
or two gentlemen: excellently PREPARED
phone; $50 each. Phene DE. 1882. go
DUPONT CIRCLE-Unusually lovely clean
rooms, for young men and women. ex-
ceptionally good food: pleasant surround
ings, 2ol3 Mass. ave. NV. DE g7?s.
COLONY CLUB. 3032 N st. n.w.-Bright
double rnl., ADJOINING bath: twin beds.
newly decorated; 2 girls, refined clientele
s-rm;; and bath ant. with other girls.
1928 18th ST. Nw.-Nicsly furnished
double room: also other rooms for ladies;
DUPONT DUPONT CIRCLE AREa0Bsautifully sa fur
nislled house for girls; elevator service:
large airy rooms with private baths;
no singles; excellent meals. DE. o654,
ii0i 18th ST. NW.-sinsle room, run
ming water; large double: ideal residence,
nice furnishing; selected menus; switch
1875 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Large triple room
for girls. or boys; large double room. suit:
for couple: also vacancies for men end
asoi send ST. s.E-Large room: en-
nloyed couple preferred; available May, l.
1.sa Il; MAS MASS. AVE. Nw.-Larse redecorat-
ed double and triple rooms; excellent
meals: rates. S5Q-S66 mo. I'll
SINGLE. DOUBLE and triple rooms for
17O4 Que. st. NV. NO 40e5. -21
FOR MAN-One single room. S54; one to
Iady to Share DHrS III Triple, $50 M Phone Sfs 4D
CHEVY CHAsE-56o5 30th st. NV; room
and board; lovely furnished double room.
suitable for couple Or 1943. 20s
ROOM FOR 3 MEN. with pvt. bath; also
room for couple; home cooking. 1928
CLUB MASON, 1875 New Hampshire ave.
Washington's most exclusive. ,guesthouse,
and switchboard service. Call MRS.
Evening star., 1947-04-19
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

mOYiN0, fbShtNS ono SiShASG
FURN. MOVING, trunk, baggage and par
ss5 Tos faa ~ sPzi
VET. Vans Of vA.@An white vet help;
a 1so ox iss9 sses eIs eH 4sse
ana long distance. No 100 too large and
sGas MAs1SE sae vETERAas sEaE moVINe tS co.-a4-hr
81
estimates cheerfully given. MI. 6159,
CALL LEE-Moving at your convenience
EDEIMAN's gG nIsaass MoviNG No H1Go & STORAGE Co
Reas. rates; will accept your surplus furni-
ees oas a5 40vs So nGss
VETS. white. will move or haul anything,
M Ws 4s nsW day t1u95 or nsB B
HELP A VET-can move you days or
nights; trunks; baggTaage and parcel de-
Until midnight; all day sat. and sun, -25
easonabie rates. Du. 1905. evenings and
Atlas VAN LINES, INc.-To and from
3s States. Fee estimates. New tssle-
EX-Gi0Moving, scli storage, Grating, shipping:
packing barrels furnished free locally.
TRANSFER, DE, $3.50, GIL. $3.50
VETERANS. starting business, will move
you day or, evenings: reasonable rates
nE VErERas saseiax }ast Out GE Of f6a s service will
lob too little. EARLE. ME-, $50
delivery contract solicited. NEWLON'S
TRANSFER, CH. s5a5, AK. 1858. Il
Evening star., 1947-04-19
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

rooms: win rent single or double; private
ss.s KEARNY sT.-Large front room,
furn, next to bath; cony. transp.; for
1884 14th ST. NE, No, so3-A-Room for
z girls. or employed couple; close to bath.
1 rs srSGLG IL OR / DOUBLE ROOM in pvt.
saIs sans %; n. cAfiToG0 sT1Larse front
sdeele kENsapS Rfn Sns ST. s4} Ayattsville
sSs SSaoS Sa Mg sseh ss: w Va VSa 0;0ek
1Ss RrPsMs PEN Bszy also
NEAR cATHoLic ECU T.. 10 Evsrts H9s0 st. ne
ssss i; 1sth +: ! fSESons e niqsy fq5a
30. 1sth ST. ST N;E-single Ne . room; M neatly st
sarlins m1ins.d one lazy lazy or one sentom9an.
ip0Ssa lo6i GauLF II RI. IoGil NE.-Neat room semi
home Of young couple; So week, Ii 1850.
1856 18th ST. NE.-single, attractiYely
furnished; excellent transportation; man man
faRGE falkG II PRoNT osST DOUBLE ROOM, suitable ma
for married couple or 2 young ladies; near
bath; bus at the door. Ii. 1851. 30
1862 DOUGLAS ST. NE. mr.. 18th St
Large rm., twin beds. new pvt. home;
S22.5O each; for gentlemen: conv. transp.
1921 NO. CAPITOL ST.-Nice room. next
bath: good transp.: for man only. .-19
COLORED-LGE. RM.. dble. or twin beds:
AID 6531 after 8 pm. 10
COLoRED-s16 goth ST. Ne; single rm.
Front m at,,n ,Toom fer seeeppple or sentlsemen sn.
CoLORED-1Ia0 B ST. N.E.-Larse front
room, employed couple; S6 a wk.' each;
cooking privileges FIR 905a -21
COLORED-221 57th ST. N.E-Furnished
room, twin beds, for colored couple;
Kitchen priYileges: $40 month. 20
Evening star., 1947-04-19
FARM and GARDEN.

AzALEAs: all sizes and colors. wholesale
and retail 251o 18th st. ne.
TREE REMOVAL with modern power tools,
kIhSs LILY niff TREa 3z vIcF G51less pu sas
0fse msa Fscne alter tsns' nsH 'aia "a eslse sgso
RoToTnLERs now available for immed
delivery at SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN, 1l9
Carroll st. Takoma PIX. D. C. GE. 1900,
FLAGsToNE WALKS, terraces. freplaees.
Iock saaae9 shpends reaainns Talis
GARDEN TRACTOR. 5.h.p, Rototiller;
plows. discs and harrows in one operation;
seeds: use as bulldozer, belt Jobs; truly the
power tiler of 100 uses Phone Oliver
MOTORS, 1890 Wisconsin ave, Bethesda,
EVEReREENs. Towering shrubs. boxwood
ana prak dosw9od at prices you should
"a inches. 1878 each; also blooming
s5f $50 e5eePns asoPss s pe0s
9Rss SRse'Wfof We HAVE ROSE BusHEs-s plants.
per oS Vst ehe ff PFTsI
171o Bladensburg I'd. ne. Open Sundays.
GARDEN TRAcroRs-For your needs.
asy a'iSse Nc SIZE s q aeorsia ssh'nsRs sye
sofoffnLRRs satGSo SRIlRf NOW AvArLABlE-eaall
Central. Motor Co, CHI 1000 for informa-
tion ard demonstration of this amazing
gsTds1 CARDS tractor. CENTRAL MOTOR Co.
GARDENs FLOWED and narrowed, new
type equipment prepares any size plot;
LocUsT FENCE PosTs, 7ls"ft s long;
round, 7bc; split soc. FA 1Si0-R "a
GARDEN TRACTORS-Stop in, we will
isia; sog vii q ,,sI kpoS " what yoa are bnyins
10 am. to 5 pm MILLER HUGHES
MOTOR CO., Rockville. Y. mile from the
eou5tho'Iusea r,'Ia ass1 en Gaithersours pike phone
TRAcToRs - Rebuilt rordscn tractors;
FIAGsToNE AND ROCK for walks, walls.
rock gardens fireplaces and hldgs. Call
MR. HOpP, OR. SOB or EN-. S754. "a
GARDEN, LOTS AND ACREAGE, plowed,
dsssd .s and 9,,ss cs ID ess ss
CREEPING PHLOX and perennials. JOHN
BURDoFT, coiesvile, Md. Call Ashton
sMTdRAWsBsaRRY Md AssaaRRY PLANTS. All varieties, 81
per hundred; everoearins strawberry plants,
Per hg1dTssa anss Al, p0ytpala orasT ssIp
paid. New large black Morrison red
latham, S14 per thousand; Larss everbsar-
Inr Indian summer red; also yellow Eolden
queen SI6 per hundred. Also grapevlnes.
Order now. JOHN BURDoFr, coiess1He'
I'd. Cali Ashton, Md as4e. so
Evening star., 1947-04-19
ROOMS ruRhlsHEp--MD. and VA.

1 Will RENT lovely single rm. in my
home to gentleman; Is. min. downtown or
Pentason; S35 mo. GIL. 1852 or o65s
LOVELY FURN. RIM. with twin beds in
new home; kit, privileges; couple preferredi
NICELY FURN. TWIN-BED RIM, den and
pvt. bath. Call TIE. 4542, Alex, Va. -19
room for professional
woman; semiprivate bath, COW. K st. or
i' 1sos \. GLEBE RD., Arl., va-Large
LEE lee hwy. Ar1iiinston-pouble or single
room. gentleman preferred. Falls chnrch
CHIyY I5 VCHAsE1Nieely furnished room;
aI sPIe, RaISfERMNewly WI; fhEaRaoNl furnished. inner
spring mattress, detached house; block to
ARLINGTON, vA.---Newly. furn., lovely
m on Lee hyy;, sas ssle ;,,o6 oT 5aSa; go
Large front .bedrml.. next to bath; bus at
corner; couple preferred, UN. i524. go
ARLINGTON. yA.--Newiy furnished twin
bed rm, $50 month. GIL 1871. -21
lIls,. ARL HONE near clarensonnLse bEish;
Isas n. VERNON, Ari,. va.-DbI. rm,.
cony. to buses and restaurants oxford
BEAUTIFUL, CLEAN ROOM. furnished: all
privileges II desired; strict OPA dormer1,
Gs 3 M szEwz hazssy 5s ssa ave- SssIssss Kssi
NICELY rURNIsmp ROOM. 1st hoor,
next to bath; gentlemen only. Call VA.
Evening star., 1947-04-19
ROOMS FuRNisHEp-s.E. and s.w.

1920 MASS. AVE. S.E.--Young man to
share twin-bed Tm, with another; on bus
1928 G ST. S.E.--Attractive bedroom and
dressing room. twin beds; EMPLOYED girls or
couple. Call after . pm. LU. 24lS. 30
1887 BURKE ST. S.E.-Bsmt rm. for one
girl. $50 mo. Ii. 1926 after pm. wkdys.
a9O6 P ST. S.E.-Front. twin beds: gem
tlemen preferred. AT. 3517 80
ga B ST. s.E.--Large. well-furnished
clean room; 2 girls or couple, laundry
privileges: breakfast optional. Phone FIR.
i2ia d ST. s.E-Nice single rm. for man.
next to bath and shower; pvt. home. Ii.
BEDROOM, with cooking privil.. for mid
die aged. refined lady: unlim. phone; refs;
$40 BOX 23G-M, Star. go
1896 G ST. S.E.-Nicely furnished front
and middle room, 50 and ST. Eentlsmen:
eeo5ToREhbmLARGE ee5Ha}s EhbSmLARGE FRONT BEDRM.. twin
beds, private home, for or perma-
nently employed girls; kitchen privileges:
reasonable rent cow transp. Call FIR.
CotogIuoRED-s3e 10th ST. s.E.-single
room for rent with kitchen privileges:
so per week. HO. s161. 201
SOUTHERN AVE. Sc
Downstairs large, front room, all eonyen-
CoLORED-4 FURNISHED RMS. and store
front land for farming and gardening
occupancy right away to respectable col
ored family. Call Lo. 715s from 10 q m.
IN m -19
Evening star., 1947-04-19
HOUSES FURNISHED.

WANTED-CoUPLE TO OCCUPY part q
furn. home in famed Kenwood for sum-
mer only; screened porch, Q bedrms and
baths; attractive living facilities and gar-
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.-3sos Ingomar st.
$500 month. 2-yr. lease; liv. rm.. den,
din. rm,, kit. pantry, 3 bedrms., full
baths; maids rm,;; nice garden and garage.
MI 335o. D. A. HANES CO. INC. go
DUTCH COLONIAL, bedrooms: residential
Bethesda. available for small adult Chris
tian family, with references; Sl60 per mo-.
less less alloyanee If owner retains one bed
CHEVY CHASE. o. G.. west Of Conn. ave-
Nicely furnished; for the summer from
May Is to Sept. L: 2-story and attic, wide
brick on street of expensive homes;
center hall plan. 3 bsarooms and baths
on End A.: large rec. rm and full bath
IN basmt., gear garage, on large lot; 5000
a month. YELLoTT q CO.. Ma. o4s4.
u,,,s, go.
$3.50 1865 Longfellow st. NV. Phone
NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE for rent,
8 rms, bedrms: SIT Webster NV. mr..
Kansas ave: S160 per NO.. l years lease.
Can see from 1880 am. to 8 pm.
Evening star., 1947-04-19
APARTMENTs EXCHANGED.

WASHINGTON for Richmond-Furn. apt.
bedrm., liv. rm.. dinette. kit. and bath,
SS7. SO: will exch. for ! or 2 bedrm.. furn.
or unfurn. apt. in Richmond. Box 1867,
AIR-coNp.s unfurn., a-rm. apt. in wash.
for Manhattan apt. DE. 39S5, or New
oVELY 4'TafsE 1asEDsM. laslS SSnfurn apt. ne mr.
Soldiers Home and Hawaii ave.. rent.
Sal so; for | or 2 bedrm. apt. in Va
GE 2t26 30
BEDROOM, living room, kitchen. dinette
and bath, best section of Arlington. Va;
rent S54 so: will exchange for two-bedrm.
house in Va, with comparable low rent,
o. will purchase reasonably priced house
with possession. Box 1867. Star. 19s
WILL EXCHANGE 5-bedrnl.. a-bath house
same sect. or close prox Box 494-A. astar.
I-RM., KITCHEN and bath, upfurn. apt.
st A. on lower 10th St, rent, $40, for
nr or OF ne DedF CAL aPs pU s99as sss 500 or 90
5-RM. HOUSE with basement, oil heat
furnished. in Alexandria, for house or
apt. in west suburb, Chicago. JA., 1706.
WILL EXCHANGE 1-rm., kit, bath apt,
near Capitol Building on Pa. ave, for a
larger apt; preferably NV. SECTION, Ar
lington or Alexandria. Box 426-A, Star.
furnished apt. with porch, in Flushing;
ington. Call SH. 7153. go
COUPLE with adult son will exchange
kitchen, bath. unfurn., corner
apt. with cross-ventilation, NV. sec
ton, for 2 or 3 room. kitchen. bath,
unfurn. apt. RE. 1888, Sunday. IL to 4.