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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-02

Coltrane. assistant commission
err of agriculture, reported that
-.orth Carolina farmers bought a
record amount of fertilizer in the
fiscal year that ended June 80,
some 1867. 800 tons compared with
1, 544, 780 the previous year.
W. F. Watkins of the fertilizer
division OF the production and
marketing administration told the
group that the outlook indicated
increased supplies next year OF
he vital ingredients of fertilizer
nitrogen, potash, soluble phos'
pilates, ard sulphuric acid.
He said that more fertilizer
plans and plant equipment are
needed and that the industry also
needs a y%ear-round program O.
production and distribution to sup
ply the Is, 600, 900 to II, 000, 900 tons
of fertilizer farmers need.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-02

ington hearing making the rs per
cent rate legal. The rate becomes
effective within 20 days following
publication.
Previous to the action increasing
the rate. steamship companies
commended they were losing money
because their rates were so low.
Both Boyd and HERS declared
that some steamship companies
have signified their intentions of
sharply increasing the shipping in
the Wilmington port from the
STANDPOINT of tonnage.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-02

ton lines which will stretch near
II the length of the island.
At present there is a small pow
er plant at Hatteras which serves
only the village Of Hatteras, Woot-
en- said.
The new power system will
serve the villages of Frisco, Bux-
ton, Avon. Salvo, Waves and Ro-
danthe and has a total OF $50 pros
pective customers.
It will be financed by a loan
Of Sal, 900 obtained from the Fed
e7al rural Identification admins
tration with the assistance OF the
N. C. Rural Identification author
itv
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-02
NEW HANOVER GLADS
FOR TAR HEEL GIRLS
IN NATIONS CAPITOL

WASHINGTON, July 1-R-Nort
Carolina girls at the capitol today
received. bouquets Of homegrown
gladioli.
Rep. Clark (D-NC) gathered
pretty Tar Heel girls from every
Office in the national capitol to
give them 40 dozen gladioli
b 1ought to Washington by their
grower, Heidi 1rask, Jr., OF New
Hanover county.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-02
l II e. iii
Suffer Another Minute

Are you tormented with itching Of &C.
zema, psoriasis. rashes, rough hands or
face, athletes foot. eruptions. rectal
itching or other externally caused skin
troubles? For quick relief and good re-
suits use VICTORY OINTMENT, de-
veloped for the boys in the army now
for the folks back home. White, grease
less, antiseptic. Safe for babies or
children. A name o cannot forget.
VICTORY OINTMENT. Jars and Tubes.
Sold by Saunders, Greens, Toms.
Lanes Jarmans Drug Stores, or your
druggist.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-02
EXAMINERS SCHOOL

RALEIGH, July 1-(PEA school
for drivers license examiners
opened today at Chapel Hill, with
SO prospective examiners of the
state department OF motor We
hicles in attendance.
Classes began Tuesday and will
be completed on July 10.
The students, Upon completion
of the course, will bring the total
number of license examiners to
100.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-02
CHARGE

GASTONIA, July 1 -WD- A
young woman's terrified screams
when she awoke and found a nan
in her bed led to a burglary charge
today against 23-year-old Virgil
Jackson.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-02
NIEMAN
VHyYAYRTDC

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, July l.
R)-A group of II newsw-iters, in
GLIDING one Associated Press re-
porter, were announced today as
winners Of Nieman Fellowships
for m year of study at Harvard
University.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-02
RIVER

WASHINGTON, July 1.-R-
Rep. Deane (D-NC) today urged
congress to make a start 'to bot
tie up the Yadkin river of North
Carolina by providing an ap-
preparation to plan flood control
along the river valley.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-02
N. C.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-PE
Senator Umstead CD-NC), member
of the Senate Civil Service COM
mittee, said the committee today
approved the IS nominations for
postmasters in North Carolina.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-02

Phosphorus and potash become
important in promoting better
clover stands and higher yields
after the application Of limestone.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-02

A special soap has been create
for automatic washing machines
in hard water regions?
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-02

Lovely sheer Is denier
Flatternit nylons in burnt
sand" shade. Sizes 8 IL to
10 IL.
$2.25 Pr.
Evening star., 1947-01-19
In O'Neill Film

Kirk Douglas has been signed by
Producer Dudley Nichols for top
part in RKO-Radio's perturbation
of the Eugene O'Neill masterpiece,
Mourning Becomes Electra"
Douglas, whose rise to film fame
commenced in The Strange Love Of
Martha Ivers" and continued with
his recently completed characterize
ton in RKO-Radio's "Out of the
Past" will portray Rosalind Russell s
earnest, disappointed suitor, Peter
Niles. With this assignment he
joins an all-star cast which also in
cludes, in addition to Miss Russell.
Raymond Massey and Katina
Paxinou.
Evening star., 1947-01-19
News About Bridge
By Frank B. Lord

j. w. Olmstead Of Arlington
writes: "Mr. and Mrs. A play a set
game of contract against Mr.. and
Mrs. B. On the first deal of the
last rubber the AS bid and make
two hearts, scoring so below the
line. On the second deal they bid
five spades, are doubled and set 500,
which goes in the B column above
the line. On the third deal the
AS bid and make three diamonds,
which gives them another so below
the line and game. On the fourth
deal the BIS bid and make four
spades and an extra trick with four
honors. They score $50 below the
line and 100 above. On the fifth
deal the AS bid and make three
no-trtlmp, scoring 100. The AS add
500 bonus for the rubber. The to-
tails are: AS, 720; BIS, 750. Which
pair is the official winner?"
The BIS are the winners.
Otis Edwards asks, "In what cir
cumstances may player be required
to play his highest or lowest card of
suit?" This is a penalty in con-
nection with the revoke. An Of
fender may correct his penalty re-
woke before it becomes established
by withdrawing the revoke card.
and if he is a defender the declarer
may treat the revoke card as a
penalty card, or require the offender
to substitute his highest or lowest
correct card. If the offender is the
declarer, the revoke card may be
picked up and if the defender on
the offenders left has played to the
trick after declarer, the left-hand
Evening star., 1947-01-19
Vicar Loses Hat

An advertisement recently In
Christchurch Parish Magazine,
Paignton, England, read: Lost
the wears only hat, 1896 model.
Original color, brown. Finder re-
warded.
Evening star., 1947-01-19

ypTnWN Conn. Ave. & Newark
os &o"" WO. 5400. Mot. Pm.
CARY GRANT. INGRID BERGMAN In
NOTORIOUS At /, $40, 5:15
40 1'46
Evening star., 1947-01-19

VnUR Co. Ave-. q Quebec Pi. NV
ASAsAA RA. A4oo. Mot. ! Pm.
PHILIP DORM. CATHERINE MCLEOD
in I'VE ALWAYS LOVED YOU Tin
color. At 1:35, 4:10, 6:45. 9:16.
Evening star., 1947-01-19
TODAY'S NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIES
Theaters having Matinees.

All Tim, Schedules Given in Warner
Bros Ads Indicate Time Feature Il
Presented.
Evening star., 1947-01-19

cFNTRNI AS 9th St. NV.
SsSAs AAEsAs NE. 284l. Mot. I Pm.
PENNY SINGLETON, ARTHUR LAKE
1:10. $40, 6:05, S:55. TOM CON-
WAY. MARTHA O'DRISCOLL In
| CRIMINAL COURT" At 2:20. 4:50,
| T:20, 1905
Evening star., 1947-01-19
Camera Speedup
BY the Assoeioied Press
HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLY WOOD.
Once in awhile even the movies
have to ask for help on photog-
raphy. For a scene in an Abbott
and Costello picture police car
was chasing q midget automobile
racer. The experts couldn't find a
camera truck that would 60 fast
enough to film the action.
Producer Bob Arthur, recent
discharge from an air forces photo
graphic unit, solved the problem
by borrowing an automatic 716-mm
camera, such as those used in pur-
suit planes, from the Air Technical
Service and mounting it on another
midget car which replaced the
police car to shoot the scene.
Evening star., 1947-01-19

TyVnyJ 18th & Park Rd. NV.
AAvVAs co. 1900 Mot ! P.M.
CARY GRANT. INGRID BERGMAN in
NOTORIOUS" At 1908. 3:15, $50.
COX Q.30
Evening star., 1947-01-19

chf WRIT 1924 Wis. Ave. NV.
S~A1 ANAaA WO 2345. Mot ! PM.
Parking Space Available to Patrons.
CARY GRANT. 1NGRID BERGMAN in
NOTORIOUS" At LEO, ;2:25, $40,
r.cH
Evening star., 1947-01-19

AnAAVAASH GE. 1872 Parkins Space
Matinee at ] PM.
ERROI, FLYNN, ELEANOR PARKER
in NEVER SAY GOODBYE" AT
l .Sn l.On R.hl l.on
Evening star., 1947-01-19

defender may require declarer to
substitute his highest or lowest cor
rect card.
| Unless penalty requiring a sub
stitution as thus indicated, has been
invoked. the offender must substi-
tute any correct card. A card played
by an opponent after the revoke
card and before attention is called
to the revoke, may be taken back.
Capt. j. H. Holtzclaw writes: TN
a little group of bridge players where
I frequently indulge in my favorite
pastime have often noted loose
ness in enforcing some of the rules
Of the game. There is particularly
laxity with respect to imposing
the penalty for bidding out of turn.
Recently this occurred:
Both sides were vulnerable, East
and West with a part score. West
dealt and before he acted upon his
hand North called one club. Atten-
ttion being directed to his BID out of
turn, West passed, whereupon North
called two spades. In the East my
hand warranted an overcall, but I
feared that if I kept the bidding
open, South barred on the first round
but on the second round taking ad-
vantage of my partners pass and
his partners bid Of two suits, one
of them forcing-would carry North
to game. So I passed. North and
South made just two spades; a
postnaortem showed that I would
have made three hearts, game and
rubber. What's the answer? Did
North have the right to open two
suits?"
North had the right to change
his bid, but his partner was barred
from bidding on the round, and
unless East and West kept the bid
ding open the contract must be
played at two spades. 1t might
have been that North made the two
bid to keep your side from bidding.
If so it was highly unethical.
The unusual sometimes happens
in bridge and when it does the ex-
perts marvel at the distribution of
the cards and more so at the bold
ness of the players in bidding.
Freak hands not infrequently 60
wrong. This deal occurred in a
game at the Bridge Studio Of Wash
ington:
AZ
0AXx
0AQJ10xxx
| AK
Axxx N A10xxx
0J1oxx w E VQxxx
| ok S ok
AAKQJx
2Kx
| ok
1AxXX
| DR.. Arthur Hooe, In the North,
was dealer and bid one diamond
East passed and Matt Elges in the
South made a jump call to two
spades. North responded with three
diamonds. whereupon Mr.. Elges bid
four no-trump, asking for aces
Then without making a call for
kings, South leaped to seven spades
When West led with the king
OF clubs and the dummy went
down it was revealed that declarer's
side had only six trumps, a single
one being in dummy. To make the
contract the seven outstanding
trumps must split 4-3 III the hands
of the adversaries, and moreover
it was necessary to take success
full diamond hnesse. Winning the
first trick with the ace of clubs
Mr.. Eglas laid down four top spades
and was pleased to see the ten OF
the suit fall on the fourth lead
leaving him with one trump. Next
he played small diamond and
the queen in dummy held the trick
Returning to his own hand with the
king Of hearts he played his re-
naming diamond and the king
dropped to the ace. He then had
five good diamonds upon which he
discarded and claimed grand slam
Evening star., 1947-01-19

SUrpfnAN Ga. Ave. + Sheridan
SnknAOAN RA. 24oo. Mot , PM.
ROSALIND RUSSELL, ALEXANDER
KNOX in SISTER KENNY" At !,
3.1O. BIB, T:2O, $50.
Evening star., 1947-01-19

CIT VrR ca. Ave. & CeissvilIs Pike
saA MA SH. $500. Mot. I Pm.
Parking Space Available to Patrons
ROBERT MONTGOMERY. INGRID
BERGMAN. RAGE IN HEAVEN" IRE
iSSuel. La. 3;4O. 5:45. T:45. $50.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

RETURNED VETERANS and other EN-
ployes of Capital Transit Co, who have
rent y0 to as family hS eai MI ssss EXT e7s
Monday through Friday. 2 an. to 5 pm. ;
must haze have PEiyate kitchen and bath and
ARMY MAJOR, wife and emo. baby need
furnished apt. or small house. near Alex
or Fl Belvoif; pay $50 to sl25. Temple
I IGGG f''er HsoRRsnhkEEp1NG. unfurnished
rooms, or apartment for lady. Box a63.z,
ADVANCE RENT young ladies desire
s-bedroom furn. apt, in apt. bids, to
turn; apt. to $50: vic. wis. ave. BOX
ii,xP7: COIL: GRAD. ssg4. Govt: snp u
shsres ks M ki ss1. e Ssth IS i
ploye, IL yrs. in same dept: Navy son
home occasionally; refs. AK. 4@7s after
!: GOVT. GIRLS, perm. empls. desire l.
bedroom turn. or unturn. apt in Airing
ton or Alex, weekdays, s:l5 to 4:45;
RE. 600. Ext. 1874; week ends and
s a5st fxRG ah sts s F1 ean
or unfurn.. Arlington: by Sept: IS, ex-
IRENE urgency; no pets no drinking ex-
ftsDi Fftssspe fEcHAfcrxS county
ploye, needs bedrm.' Iiy, I'm, kit. AND bath
F fg5 a al SpuL rs u aeeo need un-
Silver spring Ctr Phone h;fs 81 7i d.lr6ts4 e
Oct: have own cribs; good care OF prem
ises MR.. FLYNN. MA. s716 day. VI 81, 1884
NEED furnished apartment by October: for
veteran. and bride-to-be. Fails chYseh
1875 after 9 pm. 2s'
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HOUSES UhFURklsHED.

LOVELY I-ACRE estate on Mount Vernon
blvd and Potomac River: bedrms. 3
baths. oil heat, Bendix laundry, DeepfreeZe:
$500 a month. TIE. 1881. Box 226-A Star.
NEW BRICK HOME AVAILABLE for rent
for qualified person in nearby virginia.
q rooms. 2ia baths. recreation room and
Inside and out Six miles from sasu
. miles from Washington Golf and
Country Club. Person must be willing
to sign 2-year-lease. SlS6 mo-. $40. per
mo. discount for each month paid in
advance. Restricted. Call OK. 0200
between am and pm. 80
downtown locationl--Laree
:'-story. brick home with large yard. Has
large living ROOM and dining rooms. both
with f1replaces. kitchen Four bedrooms
ma bath on second floor: bedrooms and
bath on third floor; 2-year lease at $500
per month. For full information call
Alex 1855 or Alex $751;. EBNER R.
DUNCAN CO, Realtors and Insurers. 200
Ripley Bldg, Sl5 King ST., Alexandria.
CHARMING HOME. in Attractive rural COM
munity, 20 miles from Wash; Ice. liv. I'm.
~ IT. long, with open f1repl.; sun porch
study with picture window overlooking
fagstone patio. 3 bedrms.. bath and lava
tory on first f.; ! bedrm. sec. f., with out
side entrance; oil furnace. Telephone
Gaithersburg 324 or 335. 30
NEAR CHEVY CHASE-lO rms, 2i2 baths
beautifully furn.. oil heat. gar: Sept. Is
to April is: $500 mo. MRS. DUNNING-
TON, WI. 1895, OIL. 1910. -31
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DOGS. PETS. ETC

HOLLYWOOD KENNELS-Boarding, bath
ing and grooming; cocker spaniel puppies.
6Oasd yo dog TO in Ss sa
tary, well-supervlsed kennels; Individual
indoor kennels with private outside shaded
H%s oAKaoNT 7'eS FARM Psfa' ks sRS s
GaithersburE PSI. Hobart 1868
kRISS kRoSs KENNELS, boarding all
breeds. grooming ana bathing cocker
s skEA 1nd Da 4SRs pt ffEs G males
snd P 9h1. r; D.; LINDSEY. colesVllle,
af s fSe SH sgihf Doos puppies sired
eratmsE5 g. AseaR siSI KENNELS Sss5 cre s0n
sHiFF ;; LISDsGY. O colesvll f''' Nd
soxERsmPups Of quality. Axe res
DOGS AND CATS boarded. week ends or
lons1 alr-condltioEed kennels; pickup
Setylee; Veterinary supervision. sIDE-A-
WEE KENNELS. 42l5 Conn. ave, Wo.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. Axe reg. all
coiors available, Champion cocker al stud
Prices reasonable. Puppies are from 3
s s6t f H Te, k0ek Ak 1i4
male, Is weeks, CHAMPION b!oodline: DIS
temper shots: reasonable, SH. 4s44 -
COOKIE, SPANIEL; PUPPY. $ weeks old,
BOARDING in new kennels. q miles Of
D. {. line, reasonable rates MEADOWS
KENNELS, G1U9 Marlboro pike Sc, HI
$3.50. 8
CATS t21, males, altered, year and q half
old, need affectionate home for over u
or permanently while family overseas. VIII
Eladly pay expenses II temporary Please
COOKER sPANIEL PUPS. Axe reg all
eolors, reasonable. Call Rockville 1918.
COCKER SPANIEL puppies, beautiful thor
ouehbreds, II champions In bloodline
very reasonable. WO. 1897, o425 Galena
SCOTTIE PUPS. 3 months old: finest blood
line; small type; Axe. 1916 Morse st. ne,
DOBERMAN PINCHER, good guard dog
registered: will lend as watchdog or will
sell. 225 Bryant 81. NE, AID. 1851. 80
COCKER SPANlELS. Axe reg, 3 week.
cd, all black VI. 1869. 1928 d ST. Sc
COCKER SPANIEL. male. red 4 mos old
champion bloodline, Axe registered. So!
9Th st. ne. Ii. 144l. 81"
IRISH SETTER PUPPIES. dual reg $50
$40. After $50 pm, all day sun, .0'
PUPPIES, part shepherd. months old;
SIS each 81. 1928.
TERRIER. tan, female, :, months, IS: VIII
MONTG.. co. ANIMAL SHELTER has pup
pies and fine dogs for pets. Price: $!
Adopt dog and save life 81. 81 81
Open weekdays "a. Sat. 9-I2.
wIRE-HAIRED TERRIER tfemale), pedi-
greed: weeks old: excellently marked;
$50. Can be seen any time, 26lS South
Uhle ST., Arlington. VS., CHI. 1872 ii
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RooMs Observation-Disclosures,

3l36 gath ST. N.E.-Double room. next to
bath; quiet home: men or employed
LINCOLN PAkk-Large, cool double, nicely
furnished front bedroom. 2 clothes closets:
also single. FIR. 03l9. i
WOODBRIDGE, 2434 Monroe st. n.e.--At-
.ractiye bedrm.. dressing rm., adj. bath,
adult home: pvt. entrance: cony to transp.
NO 4l9S.
is 10th ST NE.-sleeplng room, next to
bath; private entrance; gentleman only;
So 30 per week TR. $751;
LOVELY FRONT ROOM. newly decorated,
Tor retined alrl; convenient transp. Michi-
gan 1880 80
lIO4 c ST. N.E.--Large room for rent
.3O CLAIMING ST. N.E.--9 doubles: one
single. twin 6eds; close To Catholic U.
Close transp. Gentlemen. HO 1906. -
40 nth ST. NE, Apt 4Laree double
room, nicely turnishsl for middle -aee ed
man on Mt. Pleasan%carline:p plenty hot
1 WINDOWS, high ceiling. newly painted:
1891 MONROE sT. NE. ~ Single room
nicely furnished, Tor woman only. near
transp, laundry privileges, $50 mo. HO.
COLORED-9Os ST. N.E.-Neatly fur
nished front room for refined couple. near
G u5hGI REbR9ooM FOR RENT, couple. 3
Girls or men; some privileges: $40 y
CoLoRED-ai QUINCY PL. N.E.-Large
front: couple or 2 ladies, refined only: S35
month
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

FRENCH CONVENIENT OFFICIAL, wife
and / child. desire / or bedroom apt:
in NV. section. Call DU. 2s43 after. e.,
VETERAN. wife and baby, in need of i or
bedroom ant turn. OF gnfnrn' with
PIT PRSFE SSH PEor iseT need asedrm
apt; imm ssddiHately; cow. to GeorEeteyn,
Settled COUPLE. no children or pets,
desire l-bedrm. furn. apt; GENTLE home:
vic. Wash. Cathedral, WO 1927. I'll
y Sssg saI e Tif fEos AND BABY qrssPP'y
COUPLE desires . or 3 bedroom. furn. or
S5i.fiag. Mr. sAGE OR: ss4". -!
desire furnished Or partly furnished apt,
with private bath. living room. bedroom
and kitchen or bed-hving room kitchen
and bath. Call DONALD OLSON at CO.
TELEPHONE MAN, empl. wife. wish l-bsd-
rm., liv. rm.. kit. bath apt: NV. ne. or
sub: no children or pet. EN-. 991., days:
FURNISHED OR UNFURNiSHED 1-bed-
and wife: Quiet; 10 children or pets; not
over 500. Call Gil, $500. o. pm. 81
STATE DEPT. OFFICIAL, wife. 3-mo. in
FAINT. urgently need furn. or unfurn. apt.
or small house; perm. residents: excellent
refs: consider buying furn.. redecoratins
meet terms NO o5e2; Sat. AFTERNOON
G Uni tfs a 1"' i or > bedrm. apt in
nearby Virginia or Maryland wanted by
middle-ased Govt. attorney and wife; gen
tiles: no children. no pets. Telephone GIL.
1892, Saturday.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

ARLINGTON. VA, near Pentagon-Beau-
tifully, frrn: brick house: liv. rm.. dining
rm.. den. elec. kit, Law. on LIST A.: large
master bedrm.. dressing rm, and bath. and
:: ether bedrms. and ? baths, End A.;
maids nm. and bath: panel rec. rm.; oil
heat; 2-car garage; avail. Sept. ], $3.50
mo- OR $685. 80
WANTED, congenial lady to share Christian
country home: nominal expense. Call
TR "G02 after d pm. 20
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Lovely home in
perfect condition Furnishings complete
ana immaculate: 5 bedrms., 3 baths. oil
h.-w,h.,. S345 per mo. Call SAMUEL E.
CHEVY CHASE. ID. C., Macomb St NV
500 ncnth: : rooms, . baths a bedrms.,
hot water oil heat: earaae; Cal AGENT,
WO. 5:!5. METALER, D1. $500. 80
FURNISHED, rooms. oil
heat air cooled; / block to busline; 500
Viii SHARE u lovely i home i with or 4
employed adults: !: bedrms. with private
bath, garage; enty OF privacy: all utili-
ties and linens furn.: S160 per mo-: NV
section RA. a1Sl Or Box ABA. Star--3l
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

NEW HAMPSHakE HOuSE-A few va
5s . tns t DSgu and
ice. Iii? New Hampshire ave. NV,
lao9 18th N:W:AAttrae single. dble and
HOME-COOKED MEALS. pleasant sur
roundings; large room. private bath. suit
conv. transp to Pentagon and downtown;
ionlsI ViIlsse. Gil. iiGs. MRS. MOORE.
1928 18th ST. NW.-The Marietta, love-
in rooms. showers. elevator, excellent
pea a A sT N Nv Tor sGns mao hame Away
from home this winter: delicious food;
Ideal deal ! SsW a,M st II E' Ave
q. triple; inner-spring beds; Ice. closets,
3 lge. windows; next to bath. We special
ize in good food. Also single bsmt. room
soa ie slst ST. N.w.-Gentleman, room and
breakfast. walking distance Govt. buildings
Wfrs se eono NJ cnSB s6ss st.
refined old Georgetown: vacancy for Gov
eminent and professional women: comfort
able rooms, good home-cooked food sS35.
LOVELY ROOM with porch. large closet.
next to bath. for gentleman: breakfast.
coNGENiAL HOME for girls: large double
room. semtpriyate bath, one to share pri-
yate bath. a005 Mass. ave. NV. GO.
1905 18th ST. N.w.-sinsle room, also
I WILL GIVE large double rm. to mother
with / or 2 children. with board and day
care for children. while mother works:
lovely ne. home with nome privileges. Call
in person at 32l Maryland ave ne. any
4 i BLOCK DUpoNT CIRCLE. 1904 10Th
suitable for Cpl: or 3: Also dbl. room next
THE JOHN KIPEN HOTEL 1910 Ash
mead pl-Dble. and sgle. rms. available
now; Amer plan; excel. meals: friendly
HO 1866. -
WESLEY HALL comprises "a fine private
homes in / block that have been remodeled
and moderniZed for fullest. comfort of its
residents. Cheerful rooms, running water
in every room with ample bath facilities.
Double rooms and rooms to share for both
men and women: S41.5U to $50 mo. room
and board. 1926 2lSt st. NV, NO. 5000.
1925 18th ST. N.w.-Nice rooms, doubles
or triple, x42 so each: constant hot water,
excellent meals; students invited, 4
CHEVY CHASE-Gentleman to share fr.
rm. with another gentleman in pvt. home
trsnsp; EN-; $780,; Ho $3.50; w.
man Park and Shoreham-Clean. attrac-
tive room. good home cooked meals: va
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Large rooms
with private bath: elevator service; no
single rooms avail. at present; excellent
1901 isth NW.-Larse triple, newly
residence, selected menus, switchboard;
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ROOMS EURMsHEn-xp. end VA.

NO. ARL.-For girls, in pleasant. gentle
home. attrac. turn: well ventilated
breakfast and laundry privileges. CHI.
DOUBLE FRONT ROOM in quiet, Com
and restaurants. IA 1339-W 10
LEE BLVD. enthusiastically attrac-
fDe large fe with bath in neS hfk
LOVELY ROOM in new home. 2 men pre-
as so GHA hi tsGm ST. tFanSp Oh doubles,
single twin beds close to Catholic u:
close transp.; gentleman. Ho. 1906 before
IGE. FRONT RIM. for empl. couple, near
pentason Or ~ Navy s,A Annex ""ls Columbia
IN WESTovER@ Single room. for man
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM. cooking facilities.
eop e sn 6H
ALEXANDRIA-Doubl room. kit; laundry
ARLINGToN-slnsl room for business
woman for rent: semiprvate bath kit.
and laundry prlyilS io-min; bus to St.
81 fGE I,s Man Gs 0 0K CoU i private
one. S:I5; two. S45. 81. OIOa. 81
BEVERLY HILLS. VA.-Well- furn. front
aGsoe bed next bath ssss
5IO3 .Ist AVE, AvondaIe Terrace. Hyatts-
vile. Md.--Sgle or dble. rm., desirable per-
son or couple; complete home privils. TO dis
nicer home; pvt. home; no other roomers.
cNE OR BUSINESS GIRLs-Available
lovely lse. rm., adjacent bath. access to
rest OF house kit. privi.s.; home atmos-
Dhere: one. $40 mo: two. $50 per mo.
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