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The Nome nugget., 1947-09-08
Monday. Sept. 8. ls47
Father Sues Fair $5O,OOO Damages
 Loss of Sons Eye

DETROIT, Mich.-(P)-Plucky l0-year-old Richard Dickie) Hin son knows now that he will have to go through life with an arti- ficial right eye to replace the one damaged when he stole a peek under sideshoW tent at the Michigan State Fair.
 Dickie was injured last Tues day by a blow in the face as he tried to get a free look at a two headed calf exhibit, but although physicians were forced to remove the eye, the boy thought it was only scratched a little"
 Friday, as the State moved to prosecute a sideShoW guard ac- cused of kicking Dickie, the boys mother, Marjorie, broke the news to him.
 A nurse said he took it like a man" although wondering if he would not look awfully funny with only one eye" His mother was quick with reaSSurance.
 ''I talked to the doctor and he told me he will make an eye for you that will look like the other one," she explained.
 The guard, Roy B. Hix, II, faced Recorders Court examina- tion today after pleading inno- cent to a charge of aggravated assault. Meanwhile, the boys father, Harvie, began $5O,OOO
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-08
Price Reductions Are Good News To Consumers

CHICAGO, Ill.,-(P)-There is a little good news amidst the high priced gloom for consumers to- day. Price reductions were an nounced on vegetable shortening items and food commodities in primary markets halted their vio- lent upswing.
 Proctor and Gamble Company announced a cent a pound re- duction in wholesale price of it's shortening, Crisco, and Lever Brothers knocked down the cost of it's shortening, Spry, six per cent.
 A reduction of five cents a pound was made in the wholesale price of oleomargarine by the Durkee Famous Foods Division of Glidden Company.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-08

knocking out the king pin of the American combination would seek to do so by seizing regions re- mote from continental United States. The attack is likely to be sudden, direct and overwhelming. The route of such an attack is far more likely to be across the roof of the world rather than via the South Atlantic or ever the Carib- bean.
 The chief significance of the hemisphere security pact, then, is certain to be far more pSychologi- cal and political rather than mili- tary. Indeed, inter-American har- mony can suffer rather than pros per if too great an emphasis is placed on purely military coopera- ton. The role which armed bodies have only too often played in the politics of Latin American nations in the past makes it essential that nothing be done, even in the sac red name of security, which en- courages ambitious military lead CTS to use force placed in their keeping to seize and retain power.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-08
Alaska Food Prices Much Higher Than In States

JUNEAU, -(P)-Alaska O d prices average from one-third to one-half higher than in the United States, the Territorial Department of Labor said today.
 A survey of prices in seven AL aska cities and comparison with the average in 49 United States cities, a spokesman said, showed Alaskan priced this much higher:
 Ketchikan, 32 percent; Anchor age and Kodiak, each 42 percent; and Fairbanks, 5l percent.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-08
Jews Returned to Germany by Three British Transports

HAMBURG, Germany,-(P)- Three British transports with A. 400 European Jews who were turned back from Palestine ar rived in the Elbe estuary Satur- day and British authorities held a tight cordon for the debark- atiOn on Sunday.
 British authorities announced that no one was alloWen on the quay until two hours after the arrival of the ships.
 No details were available as to the number or identity of the Jews taken off the ships before docking so as to deprive the i'm migrants of leaders who might have urged them to resist de- barkatiOn.
 The Jews are destined for camps near Lubeck. They had sailed from Sete, France, July 10, aboard the Exodus l947,. a con- verted excursion steamer. None had permits to enter Palestine. They were headed off July Is, put aboard the transports and shipped to Port De Bouc, France. In port there from July 29 to Aug 22, they refused to land and finally were sent to Germany.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-08

Nine years ago Lyman J. Clark put note in bottle and threw it into the surf off the coast of Mas sachuSettS. It was mailed back to him the other day by a man who found it on the shore at Long Beach, California.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-08
WORLD DIGEST

Sir Harry Greer, who made tele- vision history in 1884, when he was televised while making a speech to meeting of stockhold- CTS seven miles away, died in Lon don, England, on March 20, at the age of Fl.
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-08

LAiC SOILSS liSCIlNAo III liiN N<Nl OI flee, things aren't quite the same. And now that Oscar, our pet rat is caught, one can open his drawer without getting an uneX- pected surprise. We had our usual fun and excitement this last pay day and also time was spent on another short trip on Sunday af- ternoon, taking in Dexter, Os- borne, and a drive up the coast toward Solomon.
 The Signal boys will soon be taking over the switchboard Mrs. Marian Early, Mrs. Vera Bevan, and Miss Johana Rindahl will soon be leaving for Ft Richardson, to continue their work as switch board operators. Mrs. Early, Mrs. Bevan, and Miss Rindahl have been here three, two, and one years respectively We have en- joyed working with them very much, and regret their leaving. I am sure everyone on the Base is with us, as we wish them the best of luck at Ft. Richardson.
 S/Sgt. Russell is now on a To- day Alaskan leave. We hope he enjoys himself. Sgt. Ramsay left the other day on an emergency leave to the States. We sure hope everything turns out alright at home. Some of the fellows in the 10th Rescue would like to have a dog. If anyone has any idea where they could find one, please let them know.
 The AACS was verM glad, last week, to receive two new men, Pfc. Ralph A. Cooper, who is a cryptographic technician, and Cpl. Walter C. Naval, a radio operator. This past weekend three men from our outfit braved the Wilds of the Arctic hills. S/Sgt. Black burn, Cpl. "Smoe" Farkas, and William l.. RusSel were out for three days and they complained of it being just little frigid. Maine, Hubert, and La Fleur went out also, but only to return early the next morning in a very wet and chilly condition.
 Several members of Hq. Det: took advantage .of,@: ttfIeT sspe eialE SerViees.t <, ,ts5p .oh: the KetagaEySss Iyass. Rat4road; on Tuesday .:.andz .nesday. They said that they. ,,Jhtga Jhtad E "a good time and, >tfiat;sk x As not as wet where the%WereMSss ks.SAs 5 here. The detachmenfH DOW ft.s H t.ss.; a volleyball team organizea and has a practice same- scHestrled With t.h the Officers, tonight. Pfc. Waldon has now adopted the same ingeni- ous method of utilizing linseed oil.
 Several members of the 75lst MP's were .out again this past weekend on an overnight outing ands apparently they had ar excel lent time from all reports. Ray Quintana caught the biggest fish but Price. stuck to his guns and brought back a nice haul of ptar- migan as usual. When all the patr- migan were eaten some of the men tried eating squirrels but 'soon found out that their meat looks a lot better than it tastes. Weather all spent most of his time ,catch- ing up on. lost sleep: but always managed to>wake up~ just time
The Nome nugget., 1947-09-08

damage suit in circuit court, nam ing as defendants the State, the fair, operators of the sideshoW concession, and Hix.
Evening star., 1947-09-22
ROOMS FUkhEhEp-eaer.h.est

COMFORTABLE RIM. in good home for
r. nasGF s5iPkns FRoET RP rms as4 twin beds next to
o. q snp!. sesPis. IL $3.50: INV IsS
sri: @ beafd % and 10 iaundrs, h telephone priyIis
q 4t Allison aiSlo ST. NE. near Soldiers
800; dbl; se each per week; a BLOCK bsise
I0SI 1oI. fAi BRYsST sSi'T' ST. Nicely furn;
double and single rooms. Call after
ssso 18th ST. NE. woodridee-Rm. next
los e sah Tyt hPns sf 5k sp fesS
furn. rm.. with unlimited phone, for
sss MD. AVE. N.E.-sinsle room for re-
tined eiEl; next ad. to bath; conv' transporta-
IGN iS HAwAfi AVE. N.E.-Nicely turn. room,
conv.. transp, $a5 month: gentleman only.
als aE f1ss fasT CAPITOL ST. Apt. sa-sinsle a
room. gentleman of sober habits, inner
spring mattress. on carline. Call after
oSs S% sth RI sT s's SEeeaa5tul $50 mS room fo5
tie'is tie bath; So so per peTson: right on car
iaf iafe bus EksT sssP cAF1ToL Si'1 III gsf NEnk
room, nicely fum.; good location. TR.
NEAT. SINGLE FRONT, windows, closet,
shower. near bus and stores; So. DU.
NEAR sia atss1 osrG6Lfc II UNIVERSITY. 10 Evarts
II5 end ST. N.E.-Sineles, doubles. triples:
$50 week up; running water in some
rooms. maid service. sood Transportation.
4AcANcY in ArT-Renned young LADY,
nonsmoker. may cook in. Call Tues. before
y or after $50. TR. 1866.
CoIORED-MAN TO SHARE lge. front
rm,, twin beds. some privils. AT. 1870
Evening star., 1947-09-22
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

TELEVTSION ENGINEER needs 2-bedroom
nsnns sth enfi fsI in City R
URGENTLY NEED or room unfurn.
house or apt. refined family: best care
guaranteed; refs. HoLFERT at DU. 5902
NAVY OFFICER and WIFE no children,
unfurnished house in Arlington: $50 mo.
) mos. in advance: year lease. 81. 5a3o.
NAVAL OFFICER, quiet, needs s-bedroom
hoSse unfunshsa wI sas wife, aged mother; no
AAF MAJOR. wife expecting stork), an
xious for 2-3 bedroom house. furn.; prefer
Arlington. Alexandria. Falls Church area
vance rent il NECESSARY. MAI. BEL!
ist NoV.-1st MARCH-wln any one per-
Oficer and wife; no children. DE. 1885.
CANADIAN DIPLOMAT and wife. would
like to rent nice 3-bedroom home in good
NV. section Of D. c.; prefer west of 9th
4; WoKn G1 sask nz sss5s oEFIeIaE III ts NEEDS house
apt: furn. or unfurn: rent about 500.
i Cyl YEHRs AZ Rent Rent IN ADvANcE-Bureau of
furnished apartment or house. Gil. 43!2.
RESPONSIBLE Govt. employe. wife. chill
amy pm 23s
JUST RETURNED from South America.
need 3-bedroom home. Please call Gil.
COUPLE desires furnished three-room apt.
or house, TWO children, 3 yrs; and mos !:
pay to 500 per mo-: excellent care of
furniture Phone NO. 1854. 22s
WANTED by employed widow and son now
in service. four-room unfurnished house
or apartment. Boz 341-C, Star. 81
MEDICAL OFFICER, regular. desires un-
furn. house. e-car garage. NV. Wash. Md.
or Va: about $3.50. RE. 6700 Ext. T3a27,
ABOUT NOV. Is. 9 or = bedroom house or
apt nice conv. location. moderate rent:
responsible party. Box 1sSH, Star. 5"
Evening star., 1947-09-22

RIVER VIEW, overlooking city-Roof deck.
fireplace, attractive living room, bedroom.
kitchen and bath; 5 minutes downtown: to
share with one other woman; $50. Phone
GIL. 4475 after 8. -27
ss oNE 81 SRL to sasrs sD With sdas sasr
wANTED-one or two girls share attrac-
tive apt, with one other girl; $35 each;
near Boiling Field. FIR. 1857. 70 Calves
FfRsF-rEooR FIR Fl zoo APs FRoNr STUDIO, artistic
Spanish-style ktchenette and dinette; see
my new tiled bath in reconditioned and
insulated basement: refined employ ed
couple; $50 mo-. 6 mos. lease. 437 Park
1853 18th ST. NV, Apt. a-one girl to
share 2-rm., kit. and bath apt. with two
other girls; $3.50 per mo. Call DE.
MIDDLE-AGED man, Govt. employe, viii
share with couple his well-furn.. 6-rm.
apt, Petworth NV, section neal, shopping
cleaning service; unlimited phone. GE.
$50. SIO0. Boy 441-C. Star. 90
DUPONT ClRCLE-Furn. studio apt. very
lge. bed-sitting rm. combination with pvt.
bath, fireplace. 5 windows: in elevator
500. Call NO. 2113 til noon Sun. or after
m. Mon. Box Ollie Star %
DOWNTOWN at 18th and M SITS. NV
Large one-rn1 studio apt. for 9 adults;
share share bath, S75. Phone Ex. 4544. Box
1857 Harvard ST. N.w.-clean, attract.
studio rm., for congenial young lady: share
kit unlim. laundry privils.: S42.5o mo.
coLoRED-BEDRM. and kitchen, sem semi
or working couple. AT. 1929, 1912 b
ST. Sc, S47 so per mo, DO
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

BRADLEY HILLS, D.-Bachelor apt,
rooms, private bath; In lovely nome aI, PVT
;a@l' sosH csM1BRiDeE FL S;ws g. IS rooms =:
couple. no pets, children or parties; $40
JEWISH GIRL to share furnished apt. in.
clu ling maid service, with another girl:
S45. RIA. 1902. Call after $3.50 p.m Boz Box
CHEVY cHAsE-Lovely home, rm. with
esoking p,iyil v,S4. 81; GS9s, THR sE Ant ig9s
girls to share furn. apt; with snother: cony on,
NORTH ARLINGTosN@4 - rooms: az.,s kitchen Rsr,
large, large yard: adapted. one eh!ld Or tvs
babies. and simple entertaining: modestly
furnished; share entrance with owner owner
State State business Of oficial connection family
etc Answer Monday. Box 19O-H. star
I446 v ST. N.W;;-Two large rooms, kiteh: si,
laundry privileges: sos month,
Apartment: @ s6s; quiet; nondrinkins couple
BACHELoR SUITE. on, Conn. ave. neal
Dupont Circle, in private home, with PR.
yate entrance; Navy Army or ssiGsers, ioreisr
required: SIS. Phone North 62s', or Boz
a9ie 4sth AVE. Edmonston. Md.-Apartt
kitchen and semipriyate bath; $40 month
Phone WA $3.50
I4.3 ORREN ST. N.E.-Dble. front bedrm.
share kitchen with y other young women
other home privils: , young women only
$50 mo. Cell TR. 1881 after 6 pm.
YOUNG MAN to share 5-rm. apt, semi.
private bedru; conv transp.: 10 min. from
Walter Reed: 40 min. downtown; S25
1915 18th st. NV. Call after $50 pm.
GE 33a3. "a
CHILLUM Detached home. private en-
trance; rms, suitable UP to adults
S175. GE 3a43. Box 23-E, Star. -2s
2203 tSth ST. NV, Apt 34-2 -bedrm
apt; will share with couple: $50 mo
CO. 1856 after 8, -23
Evening star., 1947-09-22
HOUSES FURNISHED.

HOUSE TOO SHARE with single proies-
sional woman; lovely house in Chevy
Chase, D. c.; lge. sunny rms. semi-pvt.
bath; conven. transp.; l person in house,
S65. Call Ex. $500, ext. 327l wk. days;
ewes and Sun, Wo. 5405. Box 14l.E
Star -2b
GROOM FURNISHED house, ,attractively
set on "a wooded acre in nearby Virginia,
20 min to D.. c.; lge. liv. rm. with fire
place, downstairs bedrm; and bath. , bed q
rms. and bath up; lge. screened porch; =
car attached garage; il mos. lease; avail
able immedia tely: Sl15 mo. Alex. sa6s.
GEORGEToWN-Attr furnished; 3
bedrms.. ] u baths; Oct. /: 5000 monthly
lease required; references. EN-. 1868. Box
FURNISHED UNTIL JUNE. attractive
Georgetown house. bedrooms. baths, :
living rooms. no linens; couple preferred;
S275. AID. 0426. 3042 Cambridge pl. NV.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Attractive,. iur-
nished modern home, 5 bedrooms. baths,
oil heat: $3.50 per month. Phone WI.
LOVELY HOME: $3.50 per month. 2 months
in ADVANCE bedrooms. baths also ser,
wants quarters; must furn refs; s no sasl small
l1O South Royal st, Alex. 6Sl5. TIE. 204S.
Evening star., 1947-09-22
ROOMS EURhasHEp-Mp. and VA.

ANNAPOLIS RD.-2 furn. bedrooms: con-
LARGE DBLE. RIM. next seniprivate bath;
twin beds; IA blocks from Clarendon
Circle: $40 per month. CHI. 22a5. --23
NORTH ARLINGTON-For girls in pleas
ant gentle home; attractive, well fur
nished well ventilated: twin beds break
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Large. double room,
twin beds. adj bath. southern and eastern
exposure, for nurse with empl. husband
sRkrNGToN, sRf s;sT S'aI; Lyon Park-Two ladies to
eonvs en loeation. tesi cH s4S2. " ''' 95s
AURORA HILLS, So. Arlington-Master
bedroom with twin closets, private bath
home: in desirable location, convenient to
Pentagon, Navy, Army Air Forces. Gen
ARLINGTON-Double or single room, ad-
joining semiprivate bath. for two women
SINGLE CORNER ROOM for employed
lady. No smoking. Near express bus,
stores, etc. ST.. S091. -23
1927 NO UTAH ST, ARL.-Attractive fr.
fare: $50. Home Sun. and after 6 wkdays.
ARLINGTON. saa e1st ST. Furnished
room and kitchenette; | employed adult;
BETHESDA, 1880 East.West hwy.-Clean
front room, radio. unlimited phone; $40
per month single, $50 double. WI. 4152.
2 DIVERSIFIED adjoining rooms with plen-
ty of light to be rented to gentlemen;
on bus and close to theaters. stores, etc.
OK 1894 30
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FARM & GARDEN (cort. J

GOOD BANK Run, gravel and cinders for
roads. streets and driveways; delivered and
TOP soil mar manure h0hs BANK TA sTayeI Sa5 Wash ~
srays srn,t a1d ~ sana ag delivered and spread by
VIII VIII sAeRrFFiscS2s Ice new 1e-inch papec s,,o
SH. 2ll4, ME- 1884 sd
MASSIIREs Si1aSsIi well,rotted, $3.50 per Is
sssSrrSTEkk Kassv.n se bushels, delivered: TOP
Wondersro the magic Compost stis and i0esp espe
cially selected seed, quickly give that
thick m velvety green. Spray now for weeds
clean up. cultivate, all beds; prune late,
blooming shrubs; transplant, rearranse,
shear sn ~ ~evergreens; remove diseased, dead
Grown foundation plantinss with slow
growing yeW' holly, azaleas: set specimen
fscfton fyeTereens for privacy hedges for pro
gardens for beauty: construct and enjoy
that unusual rockery pool, fagstone ter
bns ds@sFed By Door Is b
cutters improper sradine? Trained
Wedaanlos for your particular problem
brick, cinder block. fence guard rail,
walk driveway steps, basement excava-
ton; on,, terrace Or complete, building re,
faster and better service, call Ii. 42a5.
BEHNKE'ss FAMOUS PANsY seedlings,
S1.25 each: hardy phlox in bloom 55c ca
See Sunday ad, this column BEHNKE
NURSERIES, Wash.-Balto. blvd, Beltsville,
Nd. Tower 63S4 -oS
JUST ARRIVED FROM HOLLAND-Huge
shipment of excellent bulbs; large selection
of choice varieties, incldg some of the
rarest and newest. strictly top grade,
tulips. hyacinths, daffodis, narcissi. crocus.
snowdrops, madonna lilies and wealth OF
others. We want many new customers.
come out and visit us; make your own
selection. Ask for price list and we'll
put you on our current mailing list.
BEHNKE NURSERIES, Wash Baltic blvd
EeltsNille. Nd. Phone Tower 62S4 -2S
Evening star., 1947-09-22
BOATS.

CHRIS sc GRAFT ~ e e &; sDesd6oat; q I PahoE
very little; just like new: will sacrifice
for quick sale. GIL. 6272. -23
WANfED-smai1 cabin cruiser. modern
exc location. OWNER, WO. I1I2. 23'
OUTBOARD MOTORS FOR RENT by day
or week. SHERIDAN OUTBOARD RENT
AL CO.. 6135 Georgia ave. GE 3040.
GAR WOOD 16-ft. utility boat. 92-h p.
Chrysler, marine ,eneines Amerlca's most
beautiful utility boat; S".427, delivered;
guaranteed; easy terms. Call Mr.. Blank,
ARCADE PONTIAC CO.. 1437 Irving st.
NV. AID. $500.
We SERVICE all makes of eutboard IL mo 70
resEe Bay, Eastern Bay Gooses; reserva-
ANTHONY KING. WA. 41aa. 80
MARINE SUPPLIES, paints, rope fre ex-
tlnguisners. outboard motors, Scripps ma
rine engines. so to 500 hip. fishing tackle.
FRANK PEI yGccH1o as & SON. lala l1th
CUsTOM-BUIL pleasure and work boats
built to order at reasonable prices. One
used 4O-ft work boat for sale at NIEMAN
BROTHERS BOAT YARD. Shady Side. Md
Phone West River Sl-F-2. %
oUTBoARD MOTORS, Evinrude-New .
FULTON, INC, 800 Maine ave. s.w;; Elk
EVINRupE MOTOR. four CYL, 81 hp
Used less than hrs, with sturdy lift
rowboat. $500 cash. Call Wa. 1888
after Sunday -.
Evening star., 1947-09-22
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

HOLLYWOOD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., bath
ing and grooming: cocker spaniel puppies.
Sngg shampiop ,,n coeksrs at stud. TO: 5l39;
longer; aforementioned kennels, pickup
service: veterinary supervision. BIDE-A-
WEE KENNELS. 4215 Conn. ave, WO. 0224.
ENGLISH BULLDOG PUPPIES, males and
females, Axe registered. 1O44 Bladens-
burg I'd. Ms. Lu, 7195. -27
BOXER PUPS, fawn and brindle; Axe
reg: excellent stock. Write WAKEFIELD
VALLEY STOCK FARMS, New Windsor,
Md 23"
SKUNK, deodorized unusual pet NINA
TURE TROPICAL AQUARIUM, 390S 18th
st. ne.
sIAMESE KITTENS, eligible for CFA
rsgistrration; intelligent affectionate; S;'5.
COCKER sPAN1ELs. red. red and white
parti-color, black and black and tan;
males and females: weeks to Q months
all Axe registered: a good variety from
priced ELPAW KENNELS. reg Duke ST.
ext. 3 mi, from Alex adj. @. M. depot.
TIE. 243O. -26
SIBERIAN HUSKY puppies Axe reg, ch
stock; various ages: papers with sale;
500 to 5000. KABKOL KENNELS, ieg.
81; 1855, 40 Circle ave, Takoma Park.
BLACK COCKER SPANIEL, for stud pur-
poses: Axe. registered. Call WA. 743s.
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ROOMS FURhIsHEp-Northwe.s

2724 ONTARIO RID. N.W.-IarRe front
home: gentleman, $50 mo. co. 7o51.
"a 1929 o1fs 1esh ST. N.w-vacaneies for 81. Girls.
5 ICE BRIGHT, Attrac. furn. rm,, next
to tub and shower bath. in private
semitic home; conv. to transp.; unlim.
PRGns R9 M6SRoE S5SRo yk sr.5Es EN- 5s double room
nss!y fqa9shsd oa'f5 twin BEDS !as'
s..s5 D. s % sSn
family: references; EN- 1928, %.
employed lady in nice home near Cathe,
dral and Wis. carline Call Wo. 97l9
stses soes Isl ? ST. ST N.w-LarEe airy front room:
for . college students: private bath and
use of telechone RA. 9s2l;,
room :, ad,92inins I.2 e Sath: unlimited phone;
57e1 WoopLEY p. N.w.-Near wardman
' for Young s isdy GH; s. IS mo a Ab Do 5saf
Reed; unlim. kitchen and living rm. privi-
Less; sYss siV,NcgTox sTS ne GE = 22aa aWr. IN
4ss ssposures, able closets, sempTs bath; ah
sfatls%an siol e. H. al 3EE. SS NWLarre attractive
taeR taeRshSe H6msd 6Re@ phSns sn 0idf a sE SS5
CLUB EMBASSY. 1921 X St n.w.-A few
for Ladies and n5ons wakns
soas aIas TatsF ST. u Sw@Aitrae sooms se front im
Govt t25 OF oees ssmpS Dn & home 'SdE me- fS ssa7
OFF MASS. AVE. at 1900 bloek-sinele
pssN f1os Il. II. AVE. NV. Dupont Circle area
Large G dqIsle ns sIa5 r%; $40; triple $l5 per
sSS34 K sT. N.W.wLee, airy rm., suitable
for = or 3 or couple. unlim. phone,
maid service; near al transp. and d9Tn-
DWPoNT fHTpVc CIRCLE. 1901 a1st st.-A few
vacancies for young girls IN one of Wash
instons choicest guest houses; use 1ea meals teie
sis ST. N.W.-clean. nicely furnished
rooms; phones, maid service, elevator;
d.IEnr daily s1;se qPi 1oss' weekly So to IS per
se1I iath ST. N.W.-zLarse single room:
HOTEL HAwTHoRNE. 2ls4 G st, nv
RE, 4027 = single rooms. I5o-Sl o SO
weekly; doubles sls-si6 weekly; .,In,ar. ,unnins
1891 18th ST. N.w:-opposite park and
tsRRi tenn 6a S9ss s SIS a1st
Gsn Ga9's GuEsTHoousE, 1870 R. I. ave NV.
So up each daily: speciai weekly rates;
18th AND HARyARD-Clean, attrac. single
rm, nr. transp., restaurants theaters: SO
mo AD a331, -
oniet. hot water 24-hr elev. serv.. for
Gentleman or couple. All day Sun, afteI
pm: Mon; Re. 3s6G. r,,ss r,cs %, sh,e
frnnt rnn., next to bath. n blk bus: laun'
dry. kit priyil, unlim. phone; in pvt. h9me t9n
SSaTHPSNT MI CIRCLE AREA. 1905 10th st
w.-SinEle and double rn. avail. ISoi
: gentleman only. $50 per mo. UP, o5s 80
CLAN. DOUBLE ROOM; pvt, bath; auie
neishborhood; $50: to uonsmokers. Pnons
Tor appt., please &C ll93 A.. 90 mn,
m. twin beds, laun. facilities; good transp
Girls or employed couple. co. 4153. sd
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ROOMS WANTED.
EoRGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY stu

GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY stu
dents need rooms; if you have rooms avail
able for men students, call MA. 5000, Ext.
3ol, daily except Sunday. -2;s
and kitchen or kitchen privils.: will care
for well-behaved child days; Arl. or shirl-
ington. Gil. 1921. -
LGE: BEDRM.. p adults, 5-yr.-old girl;
town to area ares Of Conn. ave. EN- $3.50. =,
FATHER desires good home for himself 4
for daughter only: vicinity Coolidge High
School: references exchanged. Box l91 H,
Star. "a"
YOUNG GOVT. EMPLoYE with car. desires
single room with bath; NV. section: up to
$40 Box 1871, Star. %"
BUSINESS WOMAN desires quiet 3rd-f1oor
room with private bath. Box 1s4-H, Star.
NEAR WALTER REED-Clean. furnished,
heated room with kitchenette. bath; no
race or religious preferences: no children:
Sgt and wife. Tel Army Medical Center,
Forest Glen. sec. AZ or 49, Mon through
G. i. JUNIOR MED. STUDENT desires
single rm., in vicinity of Gallinger Hospital.
Call 1cS6
Evening star., 1947-09-22
HOUSES ukEuRNlshEp.

OPEN DAILY, 1 TO 8 P.M.-New; never
occupied, 6-rm, 1K2-bath det. brick; lge.
valuable lot. located on Jones Bridge I'd,
Chevy Chase. Md, Ind house to Conn; ave;
5-yr lease. $500 monthly: or Will sell
FULTON r. GORDON, 1927 Eye st. NV,
DI $3.50. Brokers. attention! -22
MT VERNON BLVD.-9 rms, baths, 10
nonprofit organization: modern air cond.
humidified oil heat "a acre; lovely view
Of river: boating privils.: good bus service
Minis to airport: S275 mo. TIE. 1881. -
4-STORY AND BASEMENT town house To-
Gated in 22OO blk. Mass. ave. NV, 500
per mo- Box 23l e, Star. -