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The Nome nugget., 1947-04-14
SOviets Demand Large Preparations Or No Treaty
Continued From Page One

Continued From Page One rehabilitation of war-ra g d areas.
 For the first time, Soviet off cial acknowledged that the Rus sians were taking large-scale cur rent production reparations from the eastern zone of Germany. Blam- ing the western powers for rep arations breakdown on Germany wide basis, Vishinsky said that "in the Soviet zone we have fulfilled our separations quota rather well. !"
 French officials predicted that Soviet Molotov's delay on the Saar issue would hurt Communist pop ularity in France and tighten CO., operation among the three western powers in Germany.
 Molotov last night withStood four separate efforts of French for eign minister Georges Bidault to get Russia to agree immediately to economic integration of the coal bearing Saar valley with France Both Secretary of State George C. Marshall and British Foreign Sec retary Ernest Bevin have endorsed the proposal, under which a com mission would be set up at once to make detailed plans for the mer- ger.
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-14
Still Crises As Truman Starts Third Year

WASHINGTON, (P) - Feeling fine and looking fit, President Tru- man Saturday began his third year in office with a flying trip to Grandview, Mo-, to visit his a. year-old mother who is bedridden with a fractured hip.
 The President left Washington at 8:10 am. EST) in his personal plane, the Sacred Cow.
 He told reporters during a 15- minute wait before taking off that he was feeling fine and noted that c~iScS are just about as numerous today as they were two years ago when he succeeded the late PreSi- dent Roosevelt upon the latter's death.
 Accompanying the President in his personal plane on his third trip to GrandvieW since his mother was injured Feb. l3, were Presidential secretaries Charles G. Ross and Matthew Connolly; a personal sec retary, Miss Rose Conway, and Major General Harry H. Vaughn, military aide.
 The burdens of the Presidency seem to rest lightly on the chief executive as he ends his second  year in the White House. He is nearing 63, his birthday is May g..
 He is still an early riser, quick of step, and gets lot of fun out Of flying, yachting-and just plain walking. His personal physician, Brig. Gen. Wallace Graham, says the Presidents health is "the best it has ever been" and that he has the energy of the average man 20 years younger.
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-14
ANDY JEFFERSON
 UNDER OBSERVATION

Friends of Andy Otterson, will be sorry to learn that he has been iN fo. some time and has been taken under observation.
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-14
IAR. AND MRS. MILTON ADAMS
 HERE FOR FAIR

MT. and Mrs. Milton Adams of Solomon have arrived from Solo mon for the Fair. Mir. Adams is a former racer in the Fairs.
The Nome nugget., 1947-04-14

LOS ANGELES (P)-Lifeguards eStir1ated there were 100000 per sons rushing the season at Los An gcles area beaches yesterday. There were III rescues but not a single reported drowning. A pre- summer heat wave blistered this locality for the third successive day the mercury reaching a high of 93.
 BEND, Ore. (PD-Mothers here are darn happy that the basketball season is over.
 During the basketball season, high school students dance in the gym in their stocking feet. This protects the maple court-but wears hundreds of holes for moth- CTS to darn.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-08
CITY PURCHASE OF WATEnW0NKSAND
 AELGp Up TO VOTE

Juneau City Council, last eve ming moved adoption and passed 8 resolution which would place on the ballot at the April municipal cleo tion the double question of purchase ty the City of the Juneau Water Works and the Alaska Electric Light and Power Company.
 The resolution provides that, if the qualified voters in the city election approve the purchase of either or both the utilities, the City shall issue revenue bonds, re- tireable upon the profits made by the utilities, to cover the pur- chase prices and any subsequent improvements.
 Price of tfe Juneau Water Works is placed in the resolution at $2l0,- eco. and of the AEL&P at S900, 900. The two items will be upon the Lallot separately and either or both of the bond issues may be approv cd or disapproved at the election.
 Reason that the resolution calls
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-08

for revenue bonds instead of gener- al obligation bonds was given as responsible to the fact that utilities are supposed to earn a profit, while such projects as streets and street improvements do not.
 It would be possible to finance the purchase of the two utilities with a general obligation bond issue but that would necessitate a revis- ion upwards of the municipal tax rate. With revenue bonds, which become payable upon accumulation of profits, it would not be necessary to raise city taxes to retire the bonds
 Before the City can go ahead with street improvements and new pavement, it will be necessary to authorize issuance of non-reyenue, general obligation bonds. Thus far, no resolution proposing that such an issue be placed on the April ballot has been introduced.
 Pasquan Gets License
 Final action was taken, after dis cussion. disagreement on minor points, and final notarization of a letter from John Pasquan, owner and proprietor of the Imperial Pool Hall. for approval of a hard liquor license. Upon the condition of Pasquan's notarized statement that he would confine his sales to
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-08

The War Department office in Seattle requested further reports from the City on the estimated annual benefits to be derived from the construction of a new. larger small boat harbor. Information was desired as to the number of craft which would make use of the harbor, and how many would pre- fer to moor there rather than in possible basin on the Douglas shore of the channel, if there were to be facilities on both sides. The matter was referred to the Boat Harbor Committee for action, with the assistance of Mayor Hend- rickSon.
 Among other matters to come be- fore the Council last night were these, which were carried over un- til the next meeting: action to fill the vacancy on the City Police force, caused by the resignation of Chief of Police Leonard J. William son.
 Williamson's resignation was read and accepted. with the qualification that he be paid an extra months salary to cover overtime and vaca- ton.
 The City was asked by the office of the Federal Works Administra- ton for action toward completion of plans for new Fire Hall next to the present City Hall, and also second plan for subsequent con- struction of a new City Hall on the present foundation but with widened street. The Council gave the go-ahead signal for the neces- sary action. Planning funds have been granted for this purpose, but need not be repaid until construc- tion is started; to last nights prod ding by the EVA will speed com pletion of the plans.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-08

beer and wines not classified by law as hard liquors. his application for reclassification of license by the City was granted by unanimous vote
 Pasuuan had vigorously objected to the delays imposed upon him by the City in attempting to obtain approval of his license, and stated that he was being driven into the red financially in spite of the fact that he has always worked within the law He pleaded that the delay was unfair and unjust discrimina- tion.
 Under the same general heading of business, the Council moved ap- proval of the transfer of the Vic tory Cocktail Bar license from Har- old Aase, deceased, and Olaf Nat terstad, to Olaf Aase, executor of the estate. Also approved was the application of Leo LaZetti for trans fer to him of the liquor license for Bailey's Bar, which he recently purchased.
 A letter from the U. s. Division of Engineers in Seattle informed the Council that the City's request for planning funds for street i'm provements was under review by that office, and notification would be made of the disposal of the re- u,IeSt
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-02-08
COASTAL AIRLINES ON
 SITkA FLIGHT FRIDAY

Alaska Coastal Airlines yesterday carried passengers to and from Sit ka, Hood Bay, Hoonah, Angoon and Pelican on one roundup flight.
 Bishop J. zlobin and Al Pederson were taken to Sitka, E. w. Burnett was flown to Hood Bay, then on to Sitka; Ernie Whitehead and John Willard were dropped at Hoo- nah, and Fred Soberg went to Peli- cap.
 Returning to Juneau were N. E. Thompson, B. B. Mullen, Charles Riecha, M. Mitchell and James Goddard from Sitka Eckley Guerin, Pat Daniels and John Erickson from Hoonah and George Jones from Angoon.
 EUGENE, Ore - Children in the one-room rural Fiddle Creek school can come back from recess now.
 Teacter Mrs. Maud Davis declared permanent recessH after the school board refused to pay her $20 month extra for ianitor work, If offered only s. Te board hired 'aniter and Mfs. Davis agreed to call he 10 rapils back.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-04-20

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-04-20
LILY AND THE LAST STRAW
Continued from preceding page

;
She turned to her mirror. "I'll
have to do my hair over to wear
that old thing" Furiously she be-
gan to pull out the little pins that
Marcel had placed so adroitly that
morning.
CIovANNI's, where they had
CHANGED to dine on their wedding
night, was perfect. Jason had never
been so entertaining. Lily's spirits
were high as they journeyed home
ward.
Jason paused at her bedroom
door. why don't you get COM
Portable, dear, and join me in the
sitting room?" he suggested, 81
told Murphy to put bottle of
champagne on ice"
"I'll only be a short jiffy."
Jason embraced her tenderly.
then held her off and gave her a
critical look.
"You know, that hats honey"
he told her. ut just suits you.
wish you'd never wear any other
kind"
"This hat?'
"You haven't been looking like
yourself lately, Lily. l didn't want
to mention it again, but I've been
worried Tonight, though, you
look swell" He kissed her and
went off, whistling, to his own
room.
LILY stood perfectly still, the
hat in her hand. She recalled WV
idly the woman who had made it
for her years ago in Paris "a
Russian Countess down on her
luck.
She even remembered the
woman's very words: "A black
tricorne is the only hat romantic
man ever really sees. 1t puts him
in mind of Beatrice d'Este. Or if
he can't quite pin it down to that,
some dizZy Venetian lovely of the
Golden Age"
Lily walked slowly into the
room.
Celeste had laid out a new
and handsome garment for this
occasion. Trousers and a flaring
coat of heavy encrusted silk in a
medley of exotic colors. 1t was by
Anna out of the King of Siam.
That is. a designer out of Anna.
Skip it. 1t had been inspired by
book.
Its wonderful" thought Lily,
but it's not me-
SHE selected rose-colored negli-
gee, soft and old. She brushed her
cheekbones with rouge, destroying
the interesting accentuated pallor
Marcel had recommended. She
then peered at herself in the
mirror.
II guess I'm just not the New
Woman" she said in tone of rich
content.
But why did it take me so
long to find it out?" she marveled.
A CLINT OF yellow on the carpet
caught here eye. She stopped and
picked up a wee crumpled butter
cup.
"Out of the mouths of babes
Evening star., 1947-01-10
FARM and GARDEN.

TREE Notwithstanding. trimming. trans
planting, general landscaping: Walks,
drives. drainage. Call WA. 7522. 1O' -,
STARVING PLANTS and hungry. grass VIII
richly repay you with, dividends of gor.
geous beauty II you will but feed them at
manure. all humus and plenty synsi,.G Of plant snt
only $40. Ii. 1925. IL
UNSIGHTLY-The approach to your beau
tiful home, business. hotel or apartment
may be oyergrown, ugly, constant daily
reminder to all who pass in or out. A
most pleasing transformation of lifetime
duration can be achieved by a careful Sc
lection and proper arrangement OF the
slower-growing artstocratic evergreen gems.
Unusual varieties. definite sizes, atractiye
enhance. harmonic and blend into your
the completely renovated outlook will be
so apparent as to be most outstanding even
to the passerby Old English box. hollies,
rhododendronS, aZaleaS, yeWS. colorful nag
stone walks, terraces, steps, driveways,
pruning, shearing, transplanting. tree
bracing, cabling, surgery, removal, grading,
land clearing rock gardens, pools, drain
age. fencing. cement construction and
waterproofinE. Established 1912. Free
TREES REMOVED. any size: transplant
ing, trimming, landscaping, drainage, TIL
ing. cutters cleaned. driveways. walks.
steps. walls; memb. Amer. Landscape Assn.
WASHINGTON LANDSCAPE CO., UN. 0962.
TRACTOR, F-20 International Farmall,
with Grow cultivators, double plow, disc,
corn planter and cordwood saw. Phone
Ashton 3026. 12'
Evening star., 1947-01-10
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures,

SHAMROCK INN, b0s E. Capitol ST., near
Capitol-Nicely furn. doubles and triples,
81 wk as.np np FIR; ,ssr 9T7s .rr.,a nac.,v H.
furn % room. private home, 2 gentlemen, SIS
Der week; semibath; az blocks from transp.
ess 4th ST. N.E.-Lge, double rm.: prefer
l or sober Gent @ge9tlemen; $50 single or go
dSHRle dSHS r. IL. 2 azae avE NE-Atsraetlvely dr.
nished ROOM. twin beds. for 2 girls or
couple: next to bath; transp: at door; 90
FIJI THh e IERs sIIEs sIs isa nG 1Sn
bed. large. closet; laundry privileges; dou-
BE- s22 & 80 mo mo. Girls Girls only ~oor, al, Adlln3,,s
bed; closs @ q TRANSPORTATION: $50 month
70 sSe AscoT Fl. NE, near srd and R. I.
Double, room, in private home, So per
sIe 1Sth sr. N.E.-Large front room. well
RHssf HBs 5sstss5t4Rsf saa a6ME mi o4
sP0 s5 s. ps9 aay snsf xssay sass ans ess ssn
arranged; germanent guests must be en-
21GyfS 2fS ST. At EEFfont Ess97 sleeping room pri
1af 1ai4 hH6f %oksE T 81 ssf sEEarge Ia front room
newly furnished, twin beds; men Or .
M ssJs sth S , sT: NE NJ. Front room & tof 2
sBkENTWioop VILLAGE, 1417 Downing
st. n.e-Double rm., men; twin beds; conv.
transp.: So wk. ca. DE. 5392., III
1921 OATES ST. N.E.-Single. or double
rsaRife y45 9er wster AT v0nsn ss gao
GSii GoLoRED@isss RED % HosD1xi,E kosEDxiE ST: Ne
E 1az sis T mo. ss calf SATURDAY. sGtks qk. $3.50. $50
Evening star., 1947-01-10
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

girl to share double: man to share triple;
f1ef Rsal5 WtshSsG1e nr
NEAR sG2 pUP0aT 'es cRcIEs asa G double rooms
TIE fs sHEPHEkD HfiEii 81 81. A aoME, NE catering to
the s elderly; ImmaeulaseIy clean; a1 newly
mosphere with delicious WeIi- bsianssd
Shepherd shsI st. NV. MISS AscHER' nan
SHARE ROOMS for men; also share rooms
for women: $50 each per month. 21o7
I1SS MASS. AVE. NV double roemG;
TIA MASS. AVE. Nw.-very large, nicely
e share for gentleman, $3.50: 10
So or srs 81 ST. yeanE married Couple sso
vacancy va n for girl to- to share room with an
other girl, twin beds; semiprivate, bath; bath;
MOTHER MOTHER Will SHARE apt. with working
RSahsT S anS ehiId VA do;h. 5s15 rooms l9 for
young congenial people. fireplace in rooms.
laundry, living room privileges. excellent
tTansp home atmosghsrs sg ere Sc sS;5: sIS5 .ye
house has immediate vacancies for refined
Eli ffs meas aGaDs TS0m G
ineton living at its best. Phone MRS. IR
7AMt i74s HoBART s 81. N.w.-Girl to share
room with another girl twin beds, connect
ing bath: good food. MI. 1884. 12'
1776 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Excellent meals
for young women or mem large triple rm;;
$50 ca. Other vacancies; $46.50. Meals
served by -yk. or mo. to nonguessts'
TacANG1Es Ta,t Nc Esoi FOR YOUNG MEN, excellent
meals, desirable location, free parking;
S40.25 and up: 2022 6 st; NV.
VACANCY IN TRIPLE ROOM, large closet,
twin beds, large room: $40 per month";
excellent meals. 2022 G st. NV.
Evening star., 1947-01-10
BOATS.

THE JACK STONE CO., INC, takes
pleasure in announcing that the Annual
a IS See fds' the fe9 display by by Hichardson,
RA9 RS NN Th Meta far Pp9
HUGH ALEXANDER, NC, yacht brokers
and authorized Higgins dealer. Let US help
@ seRf or 1Ga ehatl Every 615 ySs Hs3 sve Sssa f
pSf vFeaHo sis Som ahf fa1s S[f iih Ase st. se
.b II es: A. FszsE K De- e s;sat yG;
4 son. 1919 iith st..se Ii, 44s3
PSmPs S1a y FRANK st s PEI p 4X5s XEecH1o SON
fIaE M ilM lEHffNGu1sHERs@kiddie I'll a. Hi s carbon
dioxide portable and marine fire systems;
DEL VEccHio 4 Son. Ia1S iith st. Sc
MARINE SUPPLIES, paints, rope, FIRE ex-
rine engines, so to 800 h.p.; fishing tackle
FRANK DEL yECcHIo & SON. 1912 11th
WANTED-outboard motor, regardless Of
size OF. condition: cash for same. 1877
1sai psri:es Tssss ssaaos Etsh 70
new new 14-FT, RUNABour and 1e47 Evin-
KING FULTON, INC, s05 Maine ave. s;w.,
GHRYsIER MARINE ENGINES, all sizes,
Immediate delivery from local stock. s.
KING FULTON, INC, sos Maine ave. s,w,
EVINRGDE Af RUDE spEEDITwIN. new 1s47, as-
'h,p. outboard. s. KING FULTON, INC.
s45 Maine ThoARn ayf sT EH <; s1ss sBsed
$; KING TULToNS; INC, so5 Maine ave.
SEE IS EsefSSs ToDAY 4sS for chrysler marine en-
RineS. DOUular models on display, 8,
KING FULTON. INC. so5 Maine ave ssw
AVAiLhsLI AxesIIiHs ii4oR IMMEDIATELY, / Evinrude
King FULTON, NC, s05 Maine ave. s.w.
Tying EEsapssf BRIDGE cRUrsER-Beautifui b5-
f. twin. yacht with LUXURIOUS dos aeSGm Vfna
pieteiy, rebuilt in l94Q at cost of $4,000.
s.ssrd sstss Prssf sssab fGsk Il Huh fm 2ER ssR fHa
NC, Yacht Brokers. 615 Maine ave. ss.w.
GAN CAN ANY Any SPORTSMAN use exp. man to
maintain yacht, auto. property, apt, house,
guns dogs sa, hoEsea sSR eSoE ssaT valet full or part
sns %0SF5 o 5S aois Bousas 3asi ST.
s5-FooT cRUIsER-Miami custom built
snsed IN lga4 9 ID T5Fn knos sleeps
4; $4,000. Cali Mr.. HERRING, DI. 1887.
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CABIN CRUISER, 3O'x1V, Pontiac mo-
tor, good condition. See MIR. CROFT
PsnIs' Pais No41cR NJ Is entered here by the same
parties who advertised in good faith
short time ago, 30-ft. steel cabin cruiser
to be put on the market at S3,9S0. Due
culties, we have abandoned all plans to
produce this boat. We make this notice
In fairness to the steel boats which are
the Washington area. Manufacturers
agent. IL
Evening star., 1947-01-10
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

HOLLYWOOD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bath
fs apd coeRers at stad Wh
BOARDING-All breeds; heated private in
aea nee ousai exseen nqn foos care
kRiss RRoss sSse1s N s Lee Ivy near
SoGs AID ehGns czTs pafsa Week ends
veterinary supervision; BIpE-A5WEE n11 A5yL KEN
MNTEe NEN 4s15a 1V5aec2ToSERs sTf We Board your dog
in heated sanitary. well,superyised ,lHai ken
stSes Seyefy runs ARMoSF FaRM psSP
SETTER FUppiEs I1l Ho eomGSson aSs
snd IisTeialSn' oSseT weeks old: female. 81 S55;
sTuncoeEer saas e da sIS4 SPANIEL Axe reg beaSti-
isI lana plafk EARn sfn aREfNER r fNfD Az 1850
COCKER, male: 21a years blaSk and Isssnn whl5e
aekingi; abiel g. sss5 ssSss'0mea TO 'n'loren' io
RABBITs, IA pedigreed chinchilla Gil Giants s
exceptionally % eood ndoer
hntehes.. hnfei Oss sssx5 IT, t., rabbits and hutchss
T SsS ssse t. eufy al fcr 20 fssP then then
S9no sSSase'' Phone sio ea Fairfax m 1875. ~ --12
IRISH SETTER; ifssmasal female registered 1h
ss Cocker ER0; spANfEL, mos old, black. reg;
say tl@s aits. pm p,PP,ts Ga NJ e15s akS aiso
proven females. 2 to yrs. cid; will deliyyer.
BoxERs-Beautiful selection of fawn and
brindle pups offered by MoSSMoNT KEN
sokER seEf APff FGFrIEs' Axe ears trimmed
and ready to GO; DELLWooD kENN1Eats'
sfsi sfRSsHE SsHEsh sPaNIEL f4Ss PUPPIES. Axe reg
ssaNfs ssi GsuFsa Suck hzsS young hornless ready
aGocKIs .S5 sskT.ss' PANEL beautiful black
female, wonderful with children, Z months,
wormed: $40. GE. 5000. 12'
SCOTTIE PUPPIES, pedigreed. Axe: rea-
sonable: make good pets for ehildren,
booBERMAN-PoLICE, mos; smooth black
terrier, thoroughbred wire terrier, 2 small
spaniels, fox terrier. and small type police;
SIS ca. AMI. PRO ASSOC. AT. 7142 or
a GREaT DANE PUPPIES, Axe reg, 10
weeks old, brindle, female: beautiful. show
possibilities: price S75, If sold this week.
Also have fine. brindle male; lS mos ola'
and fawn bitch, ga yrs. old. See them.
tsS S6cKgR RR~Ss SPANIEL PUPPIES, dark red
Cocker ct stud. Call Rockville 2644, We
SH5R SHoxER PUPS, 2 males, 4Ha months. reg
cropped, wormed, immuntzed. seen SAT
pm. and Sun. by appointment, ME. 5553
PUPPIES FOR sME-eerman and Bel
S sSsR sTa e espso aR,feHs Heishts.
MoNTGoMERY Co. ANIMAL SHELTER
has puppies; also other lovely dogs; for
your pets. These dogs are put 10 sieep l II
.sfAMEsE SAN kfTTiENs. dasi 'arectionste good
sSe@san1Hn Spees. mas and 'e1si femaie Or Or 5sis. is
Evening star., 1947-01-10
POULTRY and EGGS

TURKEYS, few nice. fat birds, dressed to
order, 50e h., ready for oven. Call
STOCK POULTRY HOUSES erected, COM
plete; also pet-livestock pens, inclos. AN
EANDALE POULTRY FARM. Alex. $3.50.
FOR SALE-62 New Hampshire Red pull
lets, 9 months old 6S White Rock puliets.
& months old; 100 New Hampshire and
Barred Rock, 10 weeks old. HI. 10Ss-J.
80 WHITE LEGHoRN PULLETs, s mos
Old, good layers; So each. After Pm,
phone Hyattsville 0007. -12
fBLLkTS, rs, hybrids Austria white laying.
lsoI SuftiAnd I'd. sc. SP. o164-W. 12s
Evening star., 1947-01-10
APARTMEhTs EXCHANGED.

Will TRADE 2-bedroom apt. near Martin
Aircraft. Baltimore, Nd, for a house or like
s pm; Mr. II LJMRgRGl n3JE pu. nlarr, To-
apt, Washington, for apt. or house in
Philadelphia; sp; o2ga.RRi a .RRins.o,rxcnanv
spacious 2-bedroom apartment in choice
section for 2 or 3 bedroom apartment or
house in WASHINGTON or vicinity. Ia.
ieBEDRM.. 3-rm apt. unfurn.. in lovely
nearby Arl. for 2-bedrm IN Wash. or
suburbs; Says shild sdr SI: rod;n ss44. ant Il. E
saltimore for apartment Or house in
Washingson. ,Ph Pheps heRilSS At SS93 a. aes,r
able unfurn. 3-rm., fireplace apt. mid
Manhsttan' Ma rata for 2-bedrm. apt. or nS.sse'
WiiL vii EXCHANGE furnished apartment
In s.e. for one. in NV. Call ia. 9122
VASE VASE. FOR I Eaf fRffckMoND-5-rm apt. for
apt, fiat or small house in Richmond
WILL EXCHANGE apt. In Philsdslphia nj
6S73 Monday evening. liz +
Evening star., 1947-01-10

ROOMS FuRNfSHE0-MD. and VA.
PLEASANT ROOM, private home, next to
bath; double or single. OV. 02O9. 10
SETTLED, middle-aged woman, to share
very nice apt. with widow: no smoking or
drinking: gentle home: ref. GIL. 1854;
LEE BLVD. HEIGHTs-Unusually attrac-
tive large room with bath, in new brick
home, situated in Lee Blvd. Heights. FA.
SINGLE ROOMS, 1 double room. for 4
a mo. each IA. 2375-J. Ill
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rm. on. End. f.,
next bath; residential sect; doors from
coNVENiEST q SsEss s1S nG TRANsFoRTSr1oN twin
room, $50 mo-, meals optional; for room,
breakfast, dinner. S25 week each person;
business gentlemen preferred. Box 127.
sos sns.0hi 5. IVY u Arl, va.-Larse front nm,
private home. newly decorated. twin beds,
modern furn.; " blk. to Wash. bus: gentle
girls; no smoking or drinking; S25 each.
CHEVY VcSHiAsE-single room, semiprivate
bath, convenient, to bus; $35 per mo-;
breakfast optional. WI; 035s. LI1S,
Large furnished front room, laundry,
grill and phone privileges, for people.
gas s. MONROE ST., Arlinston, Va
Room, near Pentagon and Navy Annex;
CHEVY naTS iu5hlssfa GHAsE. MD - Room in private
only. WI. 2942 after. s pm. Ii
GIRL WANTED to share room with an
other + 81 girl; $ psE week. 1851 N, ole6e I'd.
soa M n. "a OAK L ST., Fosp FANS church. v.-Esrse
sunny front room, 2 exposures, nicely fur
nished: unlim. phone. FA. .2160-E, -I2
ARLINGTON furn. rooms, double beds,
suitable for girls S25 month each. CH.