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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-02-27

Troop 2, sponsored by st. Paul's
U. B. Church, Scoutmaster, Howard
Johnston, met in the Scoutroom at
st. PauPs Church on Friday even
ing at 7:30 p. m. Our Scoutmaster,
A,SM., Troop Committeeman and
20 boys were present. Twenty three
Scouts were in uniform.
The regular opening ceremony was
conducted and the Troop discussed
the changes in the realignment of
requirements for Tenderfoot, Second
Class and First Glass ranks. Then
the Troop was dismissed to Patrol
Corners, where dues were collected
and attendance checked. Reassemb-
ling We played a game of "Swat
Tag" after which the meeting was
adjourned with the closing ceremony
of the Scoutmaster's Benediction.
William Draper, Scribe.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-02-27

At the evening service on Tuesday,
March 4, the sermon will be deliver
ed by Rev. Martin Gambler, of St.
Mary's Church, Baltimore.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-02-27
Bows were in uniform.

boys were in uniform.
Our meeting opened with the flag
salute, led by Jr Assn. George Viii
helm. After the inspection contest,
which was won by the Silver Fox
Patrol, the Scribe collected the dues.
We then practiced packing a KNAPP
sack, using articles brought by the
Scouts. We then had our regular
closing ceremony, led by Assn Rob-
ert Cromer.
Following the meeting several
boys stayed to see some movies
shown by Mr. Robert Dean, Trinity
Church's Sunday School Superin-
tendent.
Gnnpno n Coaeoxr car;l.o
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-02-27

Troop 3, sponsored by the Daugh-
tiers of Trinity S. S. Class, Mrs.
Richard Crowther leader, and Mrs.
James /. Dudley, co-leader, dispensed
with their regular weekly meeting,
Thursday, February 20, to take the
girls on a tour of the Maryland Rib
bon Co. One of the company Of
ficials conducted US through the
plant, explaining in detail the many
different operations necessary to
produce ribbon.
Thirteen girls, our leader, co-lead-
err and one visitor made the tour of
the plant Several girls were in
uniform.
The entire troop wishes to thank
the officers of the Ribbon Company
for a very enjoyable and instructive
visit
Ann Marie Shank, scribe
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Names Make News

Mrs D. c. Ridge and his daughter,
Mrs. Mary E. Frye, former residents
of Hagerstown, who have been living
in Rock Falls, Illinois, for the past
38 years, are still very much inter
ested in their old home town. Mrs.
Frye, when renewing her subscript-
ion, wrote that although her father
will be SO years old on September
20, he still enjoys very good health.
Miss Mary Poe, ofe Petersburg,
entertained at a Washington Birth
day dinner, at her home on Sunday.
The following guests were present:
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Bitner and
daughter, Miriam and Lois; Mrs.
Bernard Knott and daughter, and
Miss Dorothy Morton, all of Hag-
erstown; Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
Stoneham and children, Esther and
James, of Leitersburg; and Rev.
Arthur Smith, of Toronto, Canada.
John P. Gray, Js., son of Mr.. John
P. Gray, 2O3 South Artizan Street,
Williamsport, a sonorman third
class in the U. S. Navy, has COM
pleted the course of instruction in
Sonar Operator Maintenance at the
Fleet Sonar School, Key West, Fla.
Gray entered the Naval service in
1912.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-02-27

Brownie Troop 8, sponsored by
Broadway PIT. A, Mrs. B. J. Hage-
dorm leader, and Mrs. Dorothy Nc
Elroy assistant leader, held a COM
munity project meeting on Febru-
airy 10 at Caskey's Bakery. We had
% girls, our leader, assistant leader
and two visitors present. Seven girls
were in uniform. Transportation
from Broadway School to Caskey's
Bakery was provided by Mrs. Sam
uel Strife and Mrs. Paul Leichel
for % eager Brownies. At the bak-
cry the Brownies were instructed
in the art of breadmaking. The en-
tire process was followed, from the
mixing of the ingredients to the fin
ished loaf of bread. After a thor
oughly enjoyable time the girls were
each given loaf of bread to take
home and departed with many
thanks to all
Mrs. B. J. Hagedorn
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-02-27
Mrs. B. J. Hagedorn

Troop 18, sponsored by the
Y. M. C. A., Mrs. Zoe E. Bowen, lead
er, and Mrs. Catherine Harp as
sistant leader, held a regular meet
ing on Friday, February IA, at 400
p. m. We had 10 girls, our leader
and assistant leader present. Five
girls were in uniform. Our meet
ing opened with the repeating of the
Scout oath. Instead of a regular
meeting we had a party given us by
Mrs Bowen. We exchanged valen-
tines, played few gamen and then
had refreshments.
Our meeting closed with the sing
ing of Taps.
Eta Ray Black, scribe
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1947-02-27

Troop 20, sponsored by the Wo-
mems Business and Professional
Club, Mr.. Sim, leader, and Mrs.
Bean assistant leader, held regular
meeting on February 81 at Girl
Scout Headquarters.
We had eight girls, our leader and
assistant leader present. All girls
were in uniform. Our meeting was
opened by the president, followed by
the repeating of the Girl Scout oath.
Plans for a trip to Cumberland on
April 81, to attend the Senior Scout
Conference, were made. We also
had discussion on camping trip,
March 1916. A new Girl Scout
Choir has been organized, practice
to be held on Saturday afternoon at
the Church of the Brethren Mrs.
Sim read and discussed letter
from Girl Scout headquarters tell
ing how interested they are in our
work and projects. Another letter
was also read by Mrs. Sim concer-
ing new Girl Scout manual. The
Music Appreciation Badge was also
discussed by the troop. The next
meeting will be held March T.
jeanne Grimes, President
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Troop 81, sponsored by The Wo-
mans Society of Christian Service,
st. Paul's Methodist Church, Mrs.
Robert Keedy, leader, and Miss Sara
Wampler, assistant leader, held
regular meeting on Saturday at 10
a. m. We had IA girls, our leader,
assistant leader and II visitors pres
emit Three girls were in uniform.
This meeting was in form of a
patriotic party, through which the
girls worked on three of the acti-
vities for their Second Glass rank.
Each member invited one other Girl
Scout or friend, prepared one re-
freshment and helped with the serv-
ing for their Homemaking activity.
The Literature and Dramatics activ-
ity was earned by presenting shad-
owgraph scenes appropriate to the
month, on sheet screen. The first,
George Washington Chopping Down
the Cherry Tree" featured Dorothea
Carbaugh, Connie Faulder, Maxine
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-05-01
[Speeo01 - Tha GntSSei


TALLAHASSEE, May 1.-The
state cannot by a new law ~
quire limited surety coinpahics %
liquidate their affairs By q Ger
tain time, Attorney General J..
Tom Watson said today. J.
He advised ]. Ed Larson, state
treasurer, that when q site
chartered corporation, II enter
ed into contract with It, and
there is nothing outside the 20
lice power Of the state which
would authorize the state arbi.
trarily to end the existence 0f
corporations so chartered
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furnished home. five bedrooms.
completely semodeled and dec
GRATED. Refrigerator. Magic
stove. water heater, large porch,
tropical yard. Price, $4,000.
Immediate possession. Also ho-
sels, filling station and homes OF
TIE better kind. Paul boysen,
- Fleming st., Phone 153.
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ron nEiir

Large store in best location. ode
half block from La Concha ON
Fleming. Highly suitable fbr
grocery, meat market. Success
full business Of this kind in 10
cation. for 80 years. Fine for'
any other business. Inquire At
Peppers Plumbing Supplies, 4l2
Fleming st. mlayl-tf
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Completely furnished cottage to
couple. No animals or chill
dren. Near South Beach. $65
monthly. Apply 1104 Division
street, or at the County judges
office. r1ayl.5t
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IL lots in Big Pine Key with q
room cabin, sleeping trailer, out
side shacks. partly furnished, 8
rowboats, few chickens and
ducks. few minutes walk from
beach, road to property. $1,000
!, fop~dnick sale. P.O. Box Alb,
Key West, or see owner on
property, Turn right on. road
by Big Pine Inn to property.
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RcA table model radio, $500.
RCA radio phonograph, $4,000.
Both excellent condition. For
: quick sale. 202-A Poinciana
Ext. mayl-3tX
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Furnished house at 825 Elizabeth
Adults only. Apply 519 Cath
crime. apr30-6tx
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Airy 3-room furnished apt. Hot
water. Infant accepted. $40
White st. apr30- 2tY
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5-room house, furnished. Modern
conveniences. 1011 Grinnell
st. apr29-3tx
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Radio equipment and parts. Pic.
ufady, Key West Barracks.
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Private cottages, bedroom, bath:
and kitchenette, beach and pool
privileges. Men only. $500
per. month. Viewers Camp,
Stock Island. apr3O-3tx
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Small furnished house. Adults
only. No pets. Apply ll13
Grinnell st. Call 1l49-W.
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Le6Ies! Attention! Don't miss the
orond new assortment Of yard
eDo1b h love1y SPRING colcrs :
Colo = feW shipment Of ladies'
; - meas undergarments, and
thoae hard-to-get sheets and
pillow cases. Convenient lay-a-H
way plan. Weekly feature,
4simmNr Spreads, only She's
Drop by Roberts Linen Shop,
lool 8outhard. You won't be
sorry! apr26- 6tx
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10 smell no smear =. no,
spray! - yrs. roaches and REM
edies ended with one pkg.
nnochsnsster, No reaches since
Z IN. ago. Odorless, iion-pois-
onnan. Safe for kitchen. Send
u Or NO. for Roachmaster.
20. box S04, Camden, New
Jersey. may1-ltx
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Home with corner lot. Apply
Blue Room Bar-B-Q, opposite
gas plant. aprso-2tx
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Fresh Jewish at Peter Roberts
Fish Market, Front st.
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An typea electrical motors . te-
psifed and re-cGndttiohed.
bonGht and sold. Key West,
ueclrical Repair Co, Bl6
Vhitelsead Street. Phone 739.,
We call for. and deliver. !
sprS-sat-tues-t hurs-n
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Seven-tube automobile Philco ra-
dio. good condition. 1919 Grin
nell Street. apr2S-stx
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Furnished cottage, couple only.
No pets. 1925 Margaret St. APP
ply 1928 Margaret. apr30-4tx
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SpEciAI a
Professional Movies made. in COL
a. OF black and white, at your
party. wedding. banquet or any.
special occasion. A lifetime
treasure. At your service any,
where. any time, night or day.
Very reasonable. Evans Camera
store. SO Southland st. 4,
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Electric refrigerator. Any stand
ard make. 625 Angela st.
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Rooms with bath, also large airy
room with electric hot plate for
cooking. Summer rates. ia
Eaton Street. mayl-3tx
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Small cupboard motor. Must be in
: good order. Reasonable for
cash. r. v. Christie, 1875 Ann
s St., rear of Citizen Bldg.
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Six-room house and lot, tl430 Vir-
ginia Street. Apply $40 Eliza
beth Street. nlay1-10tx
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WARrED TO BUY

Very small electric refrigerator.
Reply Pc. Box S., Key West,
Z. Fla. apr30-2tx
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1916; Philco Portable Radio with
battery; like new. 525 Margaret
street, after 500 p. m.
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Two-roofn cottage, furnished
Sacrifice. Will accept any rea-
] sonable offer. Must be sold to-
day. Inquire Mastic Trailer
Park, E. M. Boiling.
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WANTED
WANTED TO RENT
FOR SALE OR TRADE

For sale or trade on boat "35"
straight 8 La Sale. Fair con-
dition. GIL Division St. ~.
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Solar water heaters. Large heat
i6g units. 100-gal. heavy-duty
insulated tank. Can be had for
siriall monthly payments. No
money down. Guaranteed. Or
der now for Immediate delivery.
Lee Bros. Neon CO., GA Greene
ST., Phone 4, Key West, Fla.
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HOUSES UkFURNlsHED.

1e-ROoM UNFURNISHED HOUSE, two
baths, maids room and bath; oil heat:
appt. Phone Ashton 4l6.;
give lease at ceiling rental to responsible
tenant making repairs; immeSS' stsI sxalaole;
Sys SEsR ref cHnyEkfY IL ffsf,Y sGn MDLoYey S' roo
and bats brick home Is n9S fTon poass
home hiGe sa5e JosEPa ePhV 4. HERBERT q sons.
SIS East Capitol St, Ii. 0129; ewes, Lu.
SILVER sPRING-New brick, 2-story, g
bedroom, in Indian Spring Village; ayah-
able Dec. 10; de luxe gas range; no ,shar rsisr.,
hood near public and Catholic schools, 2e,t
buses and stores siao per per mSnsh SY STAR ial
q FAILS CHURCH M yAmS NOS rDnt rms' N 55tt: sa:
Be- Bee Nc Is AsI5son sl5 s Ss% No. VASE VASE
'hssSn s9s5: opoERiNa REALTY Co Esil'
ST4isI NEARLY 'f1s New detached brick in lovely
NV. nelghborhood; 3 bedrooms, 2,s baths.
gas heat garage. $500 month with MN
lmum 2-ysar lease. CAREY I W1MsIt02sso IN t2so 20 90
FARM HOUSE, bath, elec;. garden. stove
heat. $40 and repairs; References Apply
BEpRooa EISse nj Brick ss E na gas stox.
refrigerator, gas heat, near LandoVer Hills
SIG ST. 3O34. Uo
monthly income 5 rms. l block to schools
and bus. A lovely home Silver Sprins'
Sl:5 monthly income. rmS' ms, nr: ros Schools
DETACHED :i-bedroom house large lott
oil heat GOOD condition. rent. SIPS per
month SHANNON & LUCHS CO. MA.
..oBBIIDRooM BRICK BUNGALOW: recrea-
ton rm Venetian blinds. fenced-in lot;
S125 64oO Medwick dr., Hampshire
Knobs. Md
:.-BEDROOM newly built house; completely
equipped kitchen, built-in cabinets, eieG.
rcfgr, gas, range, garbage DiSpose.Ali;
Veretlan blinds throughout: full cement
basement; automatic gas furnace and hot
water; near Falls Church.; S150 per mo-;
to > yr lease. Box 492V. Star.
house with man: all conv.: must be highly
recommended. WA. 1884, all day Sun.
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ROOMS WhfiTeD

1868 MERIDIAN PL; N.W:-Large front front
room, twin beds. laundry and phone
privileges; SIS month. HO. so4o. -
in exchange for S.,5 month and some secre-
farial duties or Housekeeping tasks Box
13-Z. Star. -
WANTED-Light Housekeeping room govt
LADY desires unfurnished room IN renneo Ilr "a
home, non-smoker, NV. preferred W.ite
Box IL. Star.
MAN, Government employe, wants VAIN, ax
pleasant room nr. bath; state price. so*
PERSON / IsSi s'aFi Wi1H small home in or near ar
Burieth with small r9oms sSansd by oaet
refined Govt employed woman with
Phone Phone D1. $3.50, Ext 1862, between, 9
DUPONT CIRCLE-Youns GENTLE business ss
man desires single room, $50 per month,
BUSINESS EXECUTIVE. single. requires
comfortable serviced room, private bath
with shower: ample closet space essen
tail; prefer exclusive apartment l9eation. o.
REFINED REF LADY would appreciate quiet.
warm room: pref private home: Vicintssss i1ss
GoTH aye south n1r of Dupont Circle Mss q
P9FHkSSfGHHr p9FAkSTsHrp pf basement TS room or small
ofhce, near water for photo 1e, darkroom
pq fGS NE M.N Az bsf psrmaaent civil
]
service emploge desires single. room in
NV section; state location and monthly
rental Box 1897, Star.
BY EMPLOYED middle-aged widow, warm
room desired in Christian home. NV. sec
ton, mr. transp Box. 177-Z, Star.
ELDERLY GENTLEMAN desires twin, bed ed
room privileges, sitting room, bath. kitch.
en- and equipment, with small private
family in nicely located. modern and fur.
nished house in comfortable and con-
genial atmosphere; desires privilege en-
fart oil children occasional
convenient transportation all hours. Pen
:. tagon, Navy Annex Box 1887, Star.
LINK for employed mother and child. II
school, another in day nursery; reason
able. Box 1858, Star.
BACHELOR ANNOUNCER, on staff 0
WMAL, needs room, and BATH with ga5ag
privileges, preferably in Cleveland Par
section. Reply Box 224-T, Star. -
SINGLE MAN desires furn. room or apt
in Georgetown or vic, EN-. 1855. -7
COLCRED-oNE unfurnished room 70
;, rent SlN week. for married couple or
sirlS. Call HO. 1TSS.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

FOUR BEDROOMS and !" baths, lst-nooFr
dsn on9 9 in hsa Silver GH sps aea osned SS S
ofiieer fna0 who leaves Jan 1st. for one year,
possibly Or fq5 Esn9 fu15y Rcaiop iHaplsHsd 81
BEAUTIFUL HOME. exclusive neishbor-
hood. NV. sec. 3 bedrms. % ) osthS.A }ey-
Essf stsT. and Phdne aaFooF oR. 3I4 5!i4 "'o, 0'N
DOWNTOWN-Eight attractive rooms, four
baths, suitable for combined home ana
of1iesol04s ofee of RoBERT 2Fsf " VS. SAVAGE 54 Onion
vTgsI We DEsfRE coUPI2 S Iao in aos to share
yer Spr $50 rent includes all utllltles.
Must be willing so,S to pay 3 mos, rent IN
aeG15Sf coLoSIAL HOME, beautifully furn, 4 bed
rms, -, baths, servants quarters; douoie ne
garage: near schools, commuting distance rs nc
from from Wash. nB 3,a5 at Lees6urs' Va $3.50 mo-
Will Will SHARE modern bungalow with EN-;
ployed couple; will consider infant and
BEEffsyrT EEf asy IITs Mbeae9 Sso asts suburban
" decorated home, 5 rms; bath and laun,
dry rm: garage; till April !, with option
to rent sa aSe 6osy eEseE avaabe ae5 a #
ettef ested: about about mile from trsnsportation,;
must be reliable. with good habits, Call
cGTvY cRTsF 'eff CHASE e. g. newly
GRATED, nicely furn,; 3 bedrooms, bath, lgee
liv. room, din. .rm.; gar; FENCED yala
Nicely sstS i fuRN. M 6-rm. 5tn' house, bath; SIZE
No; JAP h For, tn paws yI,l pl' Sc e mo compl
furn. 3-bedrm. house. cleo, oil heat sl"S
: ROOMS, bath; owner would like to room
and adn 6GsrJ 6SerJ ~5Sh cIinten tenan Nd e'o on'
HYATTsViLLEmNew ny! brick bungalow, ;
R1dSgS sEoaDls Rs9 nm
MR.. efs RAFFEM' FELL sH. s794.
BEAUTiFUL SUBURBAN ,7-room modern
eaHIeHeil eaTiieT lease sna to Sqe esbs family %
RsHF9 asH:RSs do s5a's s45S
aayksooM ays NJ ana IspO bath BUNGALOW, ' somDls;sI, s
igTn;; = oil beat iy West s,s Eanham Hills Md.
MASS. PARK AREA Well furnished house
bedrooms, 2 maids rooms. baths. all on
2nd foor available Dec toE g46o mos csf 81
sANDoz, INC; bU. .' 1884 or Boysen, e EN-
ALExASDRIAW1n Willie. share n,b oviy pyn,5s5n hon
aVAiIaBLE at2 liable FOR Ft HOLIDAYS, Dec. IL tc
Jan. 3 beautiful new room home. nearpS
Va, ss5 per week. everything furnished
gentle; no objection wei behaved chill.
dren. ADDRESS inquiry Box 1885 centra
Station. ArIington: Va,
RENT FURNISHED SO per mo- oeaut4,
fui old home. over 1-acre of ground:
bedrooms and den. new auto. heat, new
modern kit, stove and sink. fun bsmt
and attic with maids room; conv. transp
and stores: 303 willard ave, Friendship
Heights, Md, near Wis. ave. Open Sun
! 10 am to 5 D m. Phone WO. 6263 =
MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE HEIGHTS, spa
cious 4-bedroom home, 2l2 baths doubl
garage, available six months from Januar
| 18th to July 18th; S275 per month. ceilin
price: reference required EN-. 1896. =
6-RM FURNISHED HOUSE, $3.50 month
1924 East CAPITOL st. TW l4S5. ~
companion to semi-invalid. meals Incl
no children Ii. <043, -
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ko1aas WITH BOARD Cont,

WOODLEY ARMS-261l Woodley pl. NV
vicinity Shoreham Hotel, clean rooms, good
@ss aa 'a seth al,Ds ST. NWIoyey gLe single room
excel. meals express bus at corner; girl
1920 3rd ST. N.w.-Master bedroom, twir
beds; near bus; board optional. GE. 1923
girl, to share room ant
board with another girl; close to buslines
ROOM TO SHARE. for young man with
ANOTHER man; near Catholic Univ DU.
WILL TAKE 2 GIRLS to room and board
in nicely furnished home; large 2nd.hoor
conven; ,transp., excellent meals; $50 each
s, 1889 KANSAS AVE. N.w.-Laree double
good food bus at the front door; reas
DtPoNT' 81 cIRcLE-several vacancies for
meals; " $40 70 to $50 each a'n l754 Mass.
ARLINGToN-Excellent aISi meals, lge. front
room in pvt. home. for gent; dble. bed
closet, drawer space: next b. with shower;
$3.50 $3.50 GPToN ST. Sc NV NV Z ION Conn. s"ei
exposure, 1st-class service if desired; ac-
tiye elderly lad lady only EN-. 415o =,
5sre $40 ST.
pSssesns Nv Fa xth sps anothss man ad sent
s1 GEFroS SSsFeis ST. bus NwRoem aenf
iaKGE Glse asS kooM sI1 prSafe RSsfe BATH suitable
people; also. double and single. with home.
cooked meals; near Colonial Village. MRS
Blue ROOM. white woodwork, windows
large closet, beds, for . empoyed young
persons OF or boy or girl students; blocks te
nrlv 70
LARGE DBL. Or TRIPLE RM. in NV. sec.
tion; conv. transp. excellent meals, meals
GstS''1f IsoS 18th ST ST. S.W.-Large front double
bath for sed lady or genlemsn or
1911 EUCLID ST. N.W.-Double room,
men or women; Southern cooking. Call
Hi The MARIETTA, 1925 18th st. NV
Nicely furn. rooms with, running, water
and telephone, for young ladies and young
GmUB gfSsSS MAsoS fzsssn s Nev pHaS asmp ave-
Has double rms. for . ladies. 1t costs no
more to live, at the best, We are famous
for b2 r our NJ tocd a,,S See or phone MRS. SAM
iii MASS AVE. NV, Dupont Circle
Ig.; m; excel; food; $3.50 monthly: 80
rooms. r1S SIS. iasHa siRo a69! SsA' war" iS'n00'
WILL BOAhD CHILD IN my nome. Ap-
proved. close-in Silver Spring. Shepherd
252S.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOM for WORKING
mother and 2-year-old son; also day care
for SON Box 418-V, Star.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Several rooms for
young men and women in exclusive guest
house. We are famous for our delicious
food and excellent service. DISS1N'S, 2013
Mass. ave. NV. DE. 979S. 9
14OI 18th N.W.-Ideal residence for busi-
ness. people, sgl,, dbl: and share rms
excel. food. switchboard: reas. rates. -1E
CONGENIAL HOME FOR GIRLS-Twin
rms avail. semlpvt. bath. 2OO5 Mass,
ave. nv. CO 9742. 10
5000 18th ST. N.E.-Young girl will share
| room with another refined girl. privilege
| of the whole house: dinner, good meals
| laundry prlvil.: $50. Mr. 22nd and Shep-
coLoRED cHIIDREN BOARDED. day snd
! night care nIJ 62l5 %
Evening star., 1947-12-07
APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

WILL acknowledgements apt ne
apt. NV, l4th st. preferred. Box III
new YORK FOR wAsHINGToN-4-roon
elevator apt, near Riverside dr.. easy
Communication. For similar apt. in Wash
;ngton Gail UN. 1S4s. y
N. Y. CITY FOR WASHINGTON -bedrm
W!ch Village. S65, for 2-bedrm. apt, un.
furn., in D. c.. NV, preferred or Airing
ton. Call MR.. ANDREWS. MA. O300, Sun
day ! to 4. or daily, 9 to 8.
NEW YORK FOR WASHINGTON-Attra
tive Groom apt. furnished, elevator bldg.
S7l5o month; for 3l2-4 rooms; unfurn:.
Wash. Jan. occupancy. Box 3O4-V, star.
MINNEAPOLIS FOR WASH, d. C.-1-bed.
room furnished apartment for ! or 2 bed
room apartment or house in Washington
NV section; January occupancy. BOZ
T. Y. FOR wAsH-win exchange 2
bedrm apt, W. Bronx. for 2-bedrm. apt
or house; prefer Petworth or Brightwood
GE, 1880,