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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-01-17
HELP MEN (cent.1,

COLLECTION MANAGER = National or
ganization has opening for man with small
loan experience, able 70 take complete
charge Of accounts. Position offers splsn-
did future 70 person willing to work n Car
employees Know Of this id. BOZ $500.
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CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISOR for COM
LOUIS BURMAN. RE. 1858. LIZ
|COUNTERMAN. experienced: no Sunday
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CREDIT DEPT. ASSISTANT. telephone col
lection exper.. knowledge Of typing; excel.
opportunity for bright. energetic young
CsEDIf MANyAGER's xssIsTANT. capable
DAIRY FARM HAND. single; room and
ary., CaH HOWARD REYNOLDS. Hay
market. Va or write, care Of Spring Hill
Farm. Manassas, Va, RID. lis
DAIRY FARM HAND, single, white, room
and board furnished. good wages. living
s sSss;fSSb;, wife HAo Sss. i .EYsSS5Ds
section 'Younes Branch, Route No. I'll.
DESK CLERK for apt. house, secretarial,
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pooRMAN. no age limit: chance for sd-
vancement; good salary. short hours. Ap-
ply LEADER THEATER, 507 9th st. NV.
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automobile parts
can use typewriter,
Of age; 5-day week:
editions. Phone Mr..
for appointment.
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HELP WohAEk.
ADDREssoGRAPH OPERATOR for

ADDRESSOGRAPH OPERATOR for life
insurance CO.. 36-hr. wk., no Saturday
work; pleasant working cond., inexpensive
lunch rm., salary depending on experience
Apply RIM 40S, S16 l4th st. NV.
time clerical duties; PIX helpful but not
essential; pleasant surroundings; steady
employment. Phone Ma. 3241. ask for
Mr. North. -19
BEAUTICIAN. thoroughly exper., good tint
err; top salary and commission; 8 am. to 9
pm: 5Na-day wk. Apply 1922 Georgia
ave. NV. 80
BEAUTICIAN for downtown shop; mani
curists ana shampoo girl LEE STUDIO
OF HAIR DRESSING. -26
BEAUTY OPERATOR needed Immediately.
CHEVERLY BEAUTY SALON, WA. 1885.
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~ $3.50 ~ s'' 'A'"' A. 1SoSo
sTENoGRAPHER and general ONCE work
psTg position 30. and good salary. KIT
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pleasant working . .conditions; attractive
s4fHoesaPH IA s Ssnsed immediately
local office of large insurance company
Previous insurance experience preferable
or Mr.. MuIL1GAN. RE: $500. 20
TEACHER, resident for lower grades; must
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TEACHER, bookkeeping knowledge, Grsga
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TEA TExcHER H. tin a part time train
ing and exp. required; progressive, CO.
operative school, near Alexandria: excellent
TiahlI aEzf pE SSeg Vi fSoSss Finance
company has attractive. permanent open
s sq1a as ephDas hspul ba
required Apply to Mr.. BuehleI. LIBERTY
LOAN corr Ct 3ath St and Rhga N I sasn
TELEPHONE OPERATORS, experienced;
salary credit is given for former expert.
sas se e ssssas oss. , Hs ss
Executive 8727. for Information ABOUT
P PEHKE 4 PoToMAc TELEpAoNE co.
TYPIST and cashier. also bookkeeper, tor
Large ieEe5y st9re wsms sSsgdT s.aIslns
TYPisT wanted for credit once: no ex-
perience necessary: good pay: permanent
position. Apply REGAL CLOTHING GO.
TYPIsT or r stennosrapher. permanent: good
salary; ONCE in Bethesda, Md. Call WI
TYPisT, s35 a week: permanent: pleasant
surroundings. ASKIN,S, 1877 18th st; NV.
TYPIST and general cffce work. This DO
sition requires one of respon sibility and
regularity in attendance: excellent once
hours, sick and annual vacations. profit
Sharing bonus, anniversary bonus. free
sick and accident and disqualification in
surance, and free retirement plan; This
is 8 permanent position and your advance
ment Is dependent YDon your merit ., rating
NJ rai Kitchen. .AMERicAN HOME MUTUAL
LIFE ms. CO. ZIG 11th st. NV. Phone
TYPIsT-CLERK, insurance claims dept;
opportunity for advancement. MR.. EE1s.
$40 woodward Bldg. D1. $50. "a
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FOUR EAST-WEST
 GRIDDERS ARE IN
 FRISCO H0SPETAE

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec, 24-lR- Four West stars were in Stanford hospital today with diarrhea and fever but there was little doubt that they would be hale and hearty for the Shrine East West football game here New Years Day.
 The four were Ainslee Bell, Stan ford quarterback; George Quist, Stanford right halfback; Paul Briggs, Colorado tackle, and Ed Ryan, St. Mary's end. They miss ed practice yesterday as the West squad drilling at Stanford Uni versity settled down to hard work fer the charity classic.
 The East likely will line up as the favorite by as much as one or two touchdowns, largely be- cause of the big names studding the roster. But the East usually is rated the pre-game favorite in these affairs, and not always ac- curately; the West has won 12 games and the East six
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-24
.IOCKG:SH
 e Results
lBy The Assoclated Pressl

(By The Associated Press
 Mel Nielsen was just about all the Vancouver Canucks needed last night. The speedy right wing tapped home three goals in 40 Pacific Coast hockey league vic tcry ever the New Westminster Royals
 Johnny Willard got the other marker It was the cnly game scheduled in the league. which takes tonight off to observe Christ mas Eve.
 Tomorrow night San Francisco plays San Diego.
 Neilsens three goals brought his professional playing total to 79.
 The win repaid the Canucks, to scme extent, for their 30 defeat by the Royals Saturday. That whitewashing was the first time Vancouver had been shut out in 169 league or playoff games.
 The l691game figure is a national record, according to league off cials
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-24

picture of the New Years Day game in the Rose Bowl
 Michigan, in other words, re- mains the top-heavy favorite to hand Southern Cal its second de- feat in 10 appearance in Pasa- denas rosa trimmed saucer.
 There is an element of mystery around the Trojan preparations, however. For the first time in their history, the Troys have retir- Cd to rev setting Santa Bar bara to drill in utmost secrecy for the New Years Day engage ment
 Inis was a move er.. rently cal culated by their coach, Jeff Ora
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-24
NOTiIE

The members of Juneau Post No I. The American Legion Depart ment of Alaska, at it's regular meet ing on January 26, l948, will vote on proposal 10 authorize the Le- zion Building Association to grant n easement over a portion of Lot To. in Block No. 1, approximately three feet by one hundred feet in dimension.
 First publication Dec. l2, l947. Last publication, Jan. l6, l948.
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S5.50 copy, and the lineup start cd some 24 hours in advance of the sales opening. The hardy paste board seekers came equipped with and made good use of tents hed- rclls, lunch baskets, radios and magazines.
 Police last night shooed away hopeful purchasers after the crowd camping at the south gates of the big bowl numbered 3,250 It was assumed that everybody wanted the maximum of two ducats per each.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-24
HOLIDAY TOMORROW
 ON CHRISTMAS DAY

Christmas Day will be observed in Juneau tomorrow. The ob- servance started this noon when Federal, Territorial and City offices closed, but stores will remain open until 6 o'clock tonight.
 Aside from restaurants, business will be entirely suspended tomor- TOW.
 Many perhaps do not know 1t, but there are several Federal offi- ces that keep open daily, the year around and do not even have a lock on the door For instance there is the Weather Bureau. CAA and others who work right through on holidays.
 Sell it with an Empire Want-Ad.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-24
ROSE BOWL TICKET
 SALE OPENS; 325o
 IN LINE ALL NIGHT

PASADENA, Calf, Dec. 24.-Ri- After an all-night vigil, some 3,250 patient football fans were ready to plunk down Sl1 each and grab the $500 Rose Bowl tickets placed on public sale today
 It was two to a customer at
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-24
MICHIGAN T0pHEAyY
 FAv0RITE, ROSE BOWL

PASADENA, Calf, Dec. 24.-lR- Michigan's speed and deception against Southern California's weight and prayer-that is still the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-12-24

vath, to repair whatever morale was damaged in the dreadful en- counter with Notre Dame Dec. 6 (38-0.
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Sell it with an Empire want-Ad
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Evening star., 1947-12-14

ton. She will be home until the
9th when she viii leave for Mont.
clair, N. j., to visit one of her col.
lege friends, Miss Pamela Peters
She will be back again in Kenwood
for a party on the 29th and for a
few days more of her vacation
before she returns to school.
DR.. and Mrs. S. s. Jaffe, who
have been In New York for the past
week, returned yesterday in time to
open their home tonight for the
annual Somerset Christmas party.
Hostesses for the party are the
members of the Woman's Club of
Somerset who have sponsored this
party for so many years that it has
now become a town tradition.
Mrs. Joseph O'Brien, acting presi-
dent of the club in the absence of
Mrs. Marquis w. Childs, will receive
the guests as they arrive.
DR.. and Mrs. Mordecai Ezekiel
and their two youngest children,
Jonathan and Margot, whose
Christmas parties in other years
will long be remembered by those
who attended them, will spend their
Christmas this year in Geneva,
Switzerland. DR.. Ezekiel went to
Geneva last summer for the Food
and Agriculture Organization of
United Nations and Mrs. Ezekiel
and the two children joined him
there in September. DR.. Ezekiel
was here during the past week but
left again for Switzerland on
Friday.
Capt. and Mrs. John Cross and
their two sons will spend Christmas
in Arkansas with Mrs. Cross father
and mother, former Representative
and Mrs. Claude A. Fuller. They
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families OF the bride and bridegroom
and a few close friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Clark Of At
lanta, brother r-in-law and sister of
the bridegroom will be here for
the wedding and will 60 with Mr..
and Mrs. Hankin to Chicago for the
Christmas holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Fry also will
have wedding in their family as
part OF their Christmas week festiv-
tiles.
Mrs. Fry's niece, Miss Barbara
Mark, will be married Saturday in
Danville, Pa, and Mrs. Fry's two
young sons, Enos and Eugene, will
be in the wedding party. They will
carry the long train OF the brides
wedding dress as she walks up the
aisle to be married. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fry will go to Danville Friday eve
ming to be present at the dinner
following the wedding rehearsal.
They will remain in Danville for
several days after the wedding,
which win take place in Christ
Lutheran Church there, and after
visit with the brides father and
mother, MI. and Mrs. Samuel Mark,
they will be back in Bethesda to
celebrate at their home here.
DR.. and Mrs. Francis M. Murray
will give once again their Christ
mas morning breakfast party-one
OF the traditions of the Murray
family. 1t is the custom for the
family to attend church services at
midnight and the breakfast party
Is held as soon as they return from
service.
DR.. and Mrs. Murray's daughter,
Miss Genevieve Murray will be
home Wednesday from Rosemont
College for a fortnight's vaca-
Evening star., 1947-12-14

left for Arkansas yesterday and will
be away until January 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter E. Perry will
leave next week to spend Christmas
in Statesville, N. c. Shortly after
the New Year they will continue
their trip to Delray, Fla, where
they will remain until the late
spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip j. Fischer are
planning a big party during holiday
week In honor Of their son, Cadet
Dudley Fischer. They will 90 to
Philadelphia Friday for weekend
visit and Cadet Fischer will return
with them when they come home
Monday. Cadet Fischer will be at
his home here until New Year,
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Ford will
have Mrs. F'ord's father and mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kane Shilling
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Of Baltimore, with them for the
holiday period. They will come for
Christmas dinner and will remain
until January 16, when Mr.. and
Mrs. Ford will give q family dinner
party for Mrs. Shilling In celebra-
ton Of her birthday anniversary on
that date.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Roberts Will
have Mr.. Roberts sister, Miss Lois
Roberts Of Dayton, with them for
the Christmas week end.
Mrs. Washington Cleveland, who
is visiting in Indianapolis, will be
home next week in time for some
OF the Christmas parties in the
Glen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Cabell
Brown will 60 to New York next
Saturday to be guests at a dinner
party.
Evening star., 1947-12-14
Bethesda.Lower Montgomery County
Christmas Week Weddings
VIII Emliuen Holiday Season
By Lillian Arthur

Everywhere In Bethesda there's
hurrying around and a general air
OF excitement as people busy them
selves with plans for the celebration
OF the coming Christmas holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul A. Hankins
Will drive to Chicago to spend
Christmas with Mrs. Hankin's sister
and brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII Moran. They have timed their
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trip so as to be here Saturday for
the marriage Of their son, Mr..
Paul A. Hankin, and Miss Joan
Coherd, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. w. Coherd Of Old Georgetown
Road, Bethesda.
The ceremony will take place at
the brides home and will be wit
messed only by the members of the
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ROOMS FURkIsHED-MD. and VA.

DOUBLE RIM, for married couple. in
Christian home; kit. priyileges if desired,
SF IlOS between 4 and pm. 8
SILVER SPRING. MD-Large. comfortable
cool room, double exposure, semipriva te
bath, free garage: gentleman. 81. 2:l3.
$50 PHILADELPHIA AVE, Takoma Park.
at intersection OF Piney Branch I'd. and
Philadelphia aye.-Nice twin-Oed I'm. for
RIINGToNNNicely furnished fronrr room,
with desk, adjoining bath, for gentleman;
convenient TO bus and Clarendon. Gil.
los CARROLL AVE, Takoma Pk-Light
Housekeeping room, convenient TO transp.
ATTRACTIVE single room. private bath;
convenient Lee hwy. bus. Glebe 1897. i
ALEX., Del Ray Sectlon-Lge: attrac. sgie.
rm., conv transp.; IS wk. OV. 2477.-,15
I0i1 18th ST, So. Arlington, Va.-Pleas-
ant front rH; private entrance off screened
porch; suitable for gentlemen or en-
ployed couple: bus at door, breakfast OPP
C0oL '0irIl sTBURBAN RM. for August, semi
pv. bath l blk. to bus; business couple
or lady. 81. 3523. II
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUsE-A few vacan-
cies for girls, in this popular suesthouse;
specializing in good food and service; at
tractive rates; switchboard service. 1712
i4oi 18Th sT. N.w.-Ideal residence for
business people; newly decorated double;
vacancy for lady; man to share room with
another man; selected menus; switchboard.
400 18th N.w.-Attractive single, dble.
and share rms; select clientele: near down
town; excel. meals; reasonable. MI. 2740.
2O13 MASS. AVE, at Dupont Circle-Va-
cancy for young. ladies in exclusive guest.
house; we are known for our excl. food
f4S P4Se ns ItS seFyee sT RE 15Ss for girls, on
modern fiction library: z good meals,
s44: 50 mo. ga. also vacancy for young
@s38ai s38MMnR nas AMoNG No The TREES, ct n Fo1n
tain Court. Martha Washington Seminary
Management, i4th season. .n .,it ise double l
cheney. Convenient transp. co. o294. III
14O9 Kennedy ST N.w.-By day. week or
month; excellent transp.; home atmosphere.
Room only if desired. Reasonable rates.
1774 MASS. AVE. NV, Dupont Circle
or women; excel. meals; S4s .5o-S6o mo.
2oee G ST. N.w-A refined place for
young girls da5se Lying fGr enfsTta
1919 18th ST. N.W.--Iike to board 2
men in room to share. Real home cooking,
NICE FRONT ROOM on first f.. with bath.
Elderly lady q preferred. Call after Pm,
VACANCY FOR YOUNG GIRL in pvt
gel.tile home; laund. privil, good transp,
unlim. phone, home cooked meals. RA
$3.50 III
Mt. PLEASANT-Single studio room, beau-
tifully furnished, nice location, well pre-
pared homelike cooked meals. laundry priv
ileges, unlim. phone. MI; 349s;
ROOM AND BOARD. S1050 wk., or room
So per wk. 500 East Capitol st. Call
TR. 1924.
1888 M ST. Nw.-Vacancy in lge. triple
rm with running water, suitable for mar
ried cpl. with child; also vacancies in dbl;
u blk. from transp.: maid service, switch
board Call RE. 3104. III
CHEERFUL ROOMS, enough like hotel
to provide excellent dining and room serv-
ice. enough like club to insure congenial
companonship; moderate prices; single
rooms, $50 to S65 per month double, S4s
to S56 per month: for men and women
Apply 1926 21st st. NV. NO. 9s04. --12
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

EMPLOYED COUPLE will share new ,oho1a home
SS5 per month no children or pets. ,DU.
64l5
on country estate in restricted community
to conETeSsonal ond e0gnsFy s1ans ca1 ca
E. NJ FRY, INC, Realtor, WI. 674o' 4662s
EaaSRsTHFssT EaSs1 1Mfs, n"y "WyAsHNGToN-Will rent to
reliable couple for five months. Telepfh99he
ISol l4i--BEDRM. HOUSE. distinctively furn.
excel. neighborhood, close to shopping CEN
ers in Chevy Shase D from o~ne october
/ st to June lst Low rent-control ceiling
of S225 Per M IN Boy ,i9s 39sM ySMone star g Of
Arlineton's most beautiful brick Colonial
homes has bd bedFms and datsoed efeas gauge
large wooded lot; $3.50 mo. SIMPSON &
NAYS; REALTORS ~ goo sS wilson 0'Vd. 10 1Ti
XIX SIX WEEKS, July is-sEPT. 1-3-b bedrm
2-bath home: nice neigh0orhood' TaGs se79 G9
n
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HOUSES WANTED TO RshI.

NAVAL OFFICER, wife. . children. desper-
ately need 2-3 bedrm. house or apt; excel
refs DUCHIN. RE. 7400, Ext. 5377. 10'
NEWSPAPERMAN, permanent in Wash.
urgently needs house or unfur. apt; 2
children; excellent refs. UN. 1916. 9'
2-3 BEDROOM unfurnished house; max.
SI1O; 2 children COMDR. RICE RE.
7400. Ext 1878, to weekdays. TO-
NAVY COMMDR., pay to $l55 for modern
furn. 6-rm home or to S1Q5 unfurn.:. Be-
NAVY DOCTOR, 2 small children. need
unfurnished 3-bedroom house, vicinity
Navy Medical Center. UH. 71I2. 10
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HOUSES UkFURklSHED.

NO. ARLINGTON, 10 minis. from Pentagon
-3-bedrm Colonial house; baths, large
living room with fireplace. screened-in
porch off living rn., rec. rn. with fireplace;
oil heat, garage, large yard: living rm; and
dining rm. carpeted: draperies for living
rm, and dining rm., nylon curtains Tor
bedrm.: house available Immediately; rent
$3.50 mo-, payable in ADVANCE. Can pc
seen by appointment only. Call NO. ul34
SIX ROOM DWELLING in nice residential
section of Hyattsvile; lse. and beautiful
quarters above: oil burner In excellent
condition. GUARANTY REALTY, INC,
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VET. VANS OF yA.-An white vet, help;
moving. packing. storage, Grating, shipping.
III, 1901, OK. 1924: ewes: GH, 1880;
MAXINE VETERANS MOVING CO.-24-hr
service: furniture moving and hauling;
trunks and baggage. AT. 275s or Fl TR. o3s6
you day or evenings; reasonable rates:
light hauling a specialty. GE. 1851.
MOVING BY VETERAN of experience, with
new truck; careful handling. Call any time;
reasonable rates. MR.. COOK, Gil. 5i37
sIMMs BRos.-Local moving nearby, Va.
VETERAN Just ogt of thee service will
Job too little. EARLE. ME. 5S19. 12'
ARMY vETERAN-Light loads, :, luggage ga.ge
Gail GE. 1875, 8 am. to pm,
yEIEkANsMGTns beD Dd caaEo
estimates cheerfully given. MI. 6lse.
x-GI-Moying, packing storage .1i,ge ,GMH Mis5
GLOVER, Gil 6l6O, DE $3.50. o.
LIGHT MOVING JOBS, quick del. trunks
to and from depot any time reas. rates
MI. 5065.
trash removed Call RE. $500. TO-
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD on old estate: S25 per
week up. Call overlook 0440.. 10
SPEND JULY and August in Montgomery
County-Modern house, unlimited phone
On busline IL miles from Silver, Spring;
Good meals. well served. Weekly and
monthly rates sH. 34e4. Ia
VACANCIES FOR BOYS. age 3 or 4,
permanently or monthly or day care: ref
PRIVATE CoUNTRY HOME can accom-
modate boy, to T. Fresh-grown yege-
tables. dairy products; $50 mo. Box
49S-M, Star. Ill
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

4-BEDRM. HOUSE, large Colonial dining
rm., large liv. rm. parquet floors blk
off 18th, st, 3 bks from Zoo; restricted
neighborhood: furn or unfurn; rental
$3.50: willing to exchg for apt. in NV
section; prefer 2-bedrm. apt. RE. S745,
WAsHifiNGToN FOR NEW YORK - viii
exchange rental of 3-bedroom furnished
house in Northeast Washington. rental
S115 mo-, for unfurnished house in New
York City or vicinity. Phone MI 4a74
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE.

good locations in Silver Spring area.
CRANE q ,HELAN. Realtors. ST.. 1000;
evenings tIl g. ,,,vs :, ~. Mhl4
perfect condition; near Sth and Columbia
I'd. One requires about S25 900 payment.
the other about $4,000. Splendid return
il am. GUY WHITEFORD, 1926 K st.
NV RE. 6346. 3
5th ST. SEA group OF thirteen 2-family
fiats. near Navy Yard. sell ! or more, low
rents and upkeep; reasonable WO. 1916.
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

EXCHANGE = Modern 1-bedrm. apt =,
unfurn.; rent, $63.5 80: vic. Meridian Hill
Park: for unfurn. 2-bedrm. apt. rent to
$50; NV. or suburbs preferred NO. 3571.
WILL EXCHANGE 1-bedrm. apt. In Ar
lington. Va. for one or two in NV.
WAsHINGToN FOR NEW YoRK-wili ex-
change attractive 1-bedroom apt, rental
$50 80, including utilities, for l-bedroom
apt in New York WO. a061 liz
2-RM., kitchen and bath, S4e50, ele
vator downtown NV: for larger apt. or
duplex EX 400. Ext. IL
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APIS. FURNISHED Cont. -.

9 ROOMS (bedrm. and kitchenl, all house
keeping privileges, comfortable; conven-
lent; S55. 1891 Owen pl ne.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE rooms, living
year lease; occupancy July 18th; piceMly My
CooL, ATTRACTIVE gentle apt. has va
cancy for lady with another young lady
1925. Please call after o m. 1907 Co.
lumbia I'd. NV. co. 1900. Ext. 219; SAC
GIRLS TO SHARE house with other girls
$50 mo-, all expenses and privileges. 1910
Riggs pl. NV. DE. 7640 after pm,
Mr.. CALF. AND CONN. AvE.-July Is te
Sept. 15. Completely furn. 1-bedroom
apt. desirable nv apt: house; no chi, hi
1888, MRS. STEVENS. or Box AIM. Star
1 OR WOMEN to share apt. near 17tf
and o SITS. NV, with lady profeSsionel
Govt, worker, until .mid-sept;; all facilities
unlimited phone; $40 mo- mo; total AID. 1926 1925
PRIVATE ENTRANCE. off 14th st. car
line. downtown--Room with private bath
and porch. $50 mo-; no cooking. 1924
Belmont st. NV.
HOTEL 24OO-2400 10th St. NV
Now available, arm. and 6-rm. fur
nished housekeeping apts. with full hotel
service. $500 to S40c.
Also, 2-rm. Misunderstanding suites fur
nished and with full hotel service, $500
INSON. general manager, CO. 200. 3
COLORED-3729 JAY sT.-Two refined
young women to share apt. with younp
woman; home privileges; ne. section Boz
335-M, Star. Call after $50 pm. AT
3434. 10
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ROOMS FURNisHEp-s.E. and s.W.

1850 MASS. AVE S.E.-Lovely furn. rm.
for. young lady: phone PRIVILEGES. For de-
taijs call TR F1R631Nt o33i after ,TE pm ENics,v
furn. rm for l employed girl; laundry
privileges $50. or IS wk. Ii. 6576. i
ANACOSTIA. 1920 Ridge pI. s.e.-Fur
nished rm., double bed, $40 per wk
3OI:} 5th ST. S.E.-Large room for 2;
near Boiling Field ana hospital. lo'
LARGE FRONT ROOM, beautifully furn..
suitable for married couple or = young
ladies. LU- OSl:}. II
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ROOMS uNEuRNIsHEp

; UNFURN. RMS for rent in pvt. home;
ARLINGTON ROOM; convenient to buses;
with private bath and entrance; men or
working couple; $50 per mo. OK. 2l5o.
CoLoRED-LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING room,
nnftfrrlShed l2Ql T ST LII 0f3g. =
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bdnSatsebi5s room by PssSed oii}et n2e voSne as
woman; have well-trained dog; reasonable
rent, furnished or unfurnished. Box
42S-R-- Star. 10s
ROOMS, with kitchen privileges. desper-
ately needed. servicemen and veterans
with families. II you can help, please call
SERVICES. Tues. through Fri, from 10
a m. to 3 pm at EX 5433.
MTDDLE-AGED JEWISH businesswoman
adult hcme. Box 406R, Star.