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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-11-18
BY MRS. r. ]. LANGsTArr

Mrs. Elizabeth Glassmeyer
spent Sunday in Marion where
she attended a family dinner at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Glassmeyer.
Mrs. Belva Elliott, Miss Anna
Jones, Miss Lois Lowe, Miss Ruth
Weller, and Miss Pauline Prichard
attended the senior high school
play which was recently given at
West Mansfield.
Mr.. Giles Mcdaniel is recover
ing satisfactorily from an eye in
jury which he suffered several
weeks ago. He is now able to be
out some of the time.
Mr.. David Griffith went to CO.
lumbus Sunday from where he
accompanied his nephew, Bobbie
Stormont, to Cleveland where
they attended the football game
between the Cleveland Browns
and the California 49ers.
Mr.. Howard Wynegar is now
very much improved. He has been
threatened with pneumonia.
Mrs. Virgil Salyer has returned
from San Antonio Hospital in
Kenton and wishes to thank those
who remembered her with cards.
Mrs. Edna Baker returned from
Toledo recently. She had been a
patient at Flower hospital where
she underwent minor surgery.
Her niece, Mrs. Colman Wilson,
is a nurse at that hospital. Mrs.
Baker is now at her home on
Beatty Avenue.
Mr. John Meyer is confined to
his home for a period of at least
a month. Mr.. Meyer became ill
while at his work at the Marion
Reserve Power Plant last Friday.
He reported to a local physician
and upon being examined it was
discovered that one lung had col
lapSed. He has been ordered to
stay in bed for a month. There is
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-11-18

and the attending physician hopes
that rest will restore the lung.
Mrs. Belva Elliott who is the
nurse taking care of Mrs. c. F.
Cox was called to Kenton one
day last week to be with her son,
Mr.. John Elliott, of West Mans
field, who underwent an opera
ton for the removal of his appen-
dix.
Mrs. David GlaSSmeyer recent
| ly returned from New Orleans,
where she spent about ten days
with her son, John Glassmeyer
and family. Mr.. John Glassmey-
er has been patient in hospital
there for several weeks but was
expecting to be dismissed in a
few days after his mother left to
come home. His condition for a
time was serious as he had devel-
oped poisoning from the bite of
an insect.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bugg, of
Plain City, have rented the house
on East Ottawa St, next to the
grade school building and have
moved in. Mr.. Bugg is the mana
ger of the local Kroger Store.
Mrs. Roy Warner returned to
her doctor in Marion last week
for examination of her eye and
the specialist reported that the
condition was satifactory.
Past Matrons
The Past Matrons of the Eastern
Star held their regular monthly
meeting Tuesday evening, at the
home of Mrs. d. K. Davis. For
the roll call each member listed
the things that she had to be
thankful for. After the social hour,
delicious refreshments were serv-
led by the hostess, assisted by
Miss Anna Jones.
Claibourne Grange
Claibourne Grange met Monday
Ievening with Master Zane Randall
in the chair. Mrs. Paul Speyer
announced that the Halloween
Party netted SIT.
A shower will be held at the
next meeting for Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Howald and Mr.. and Mrs.
irwin Durbin. Each family is asked
to bring cup cakes for the refresh
mentS. The serving committee will
include Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Shields, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Beers,
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle McElroy, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Kinney and
Miss Genevieve Johnston.
Officers for the new year were
elected last Monday evening.
Worthy Master, Mr.. Herbert Sim
mons; Overseer, Mr.. Ray Mat
lack; lecturer, Mrs. Jennie Grin
dell; steward, Mr.. Larry Davis;
assistant steward, Mr.. Paul James
Speyer; chaplain, Mrs. William
Durbin; treasurer, Mrs. Ray Mat
lack; secretary, Mrs. Herbert Sim
mons; gate-keeper, Mr.. Jack Nc
Elroy; L. A. steward. Miss Doria
Shoup; ceres, Miss Sarah Speyer;
Pomona, Miss Anna Lou Potts;
Floa, Miss Rosemarie Cowgirl;
Pianist, Miss Patty Warner;
Youth chairman, Mrs. William
Durbin; Juvenile Matron, Mrs.
David Griffith. The next meeting
will be held Nov. %. .
Guild Meeting
Mrs. Jack Van Buskirk was
hostess on Tuesday evening to the
Baptist Paul Wick Guild. During
the business session, the president,
Mrs. William Moore, presided.
Plans were made that at the next
meeting talent table will be
held and guests will be enter
tanned.
Mrs. Harold Simmons had
charge of the devotional period.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-11-18
REDWOOD NEWS

Miss Laura Rae, the religious
education teacher in the local
schools, gave the main talk of the
evening and based her talk on
"The Importance of Cooperation"
Guests besides the members in
cluded Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. John
Fields. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. William
Temple.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-11-18

Marine Standard

Maj. Samuel Nicholas, 'first con-
tnsntal marine officer. in TITS in
structed recruiting officers to accept
no candidates for the marine corps
except those "of dependable and
religious nature combined with prop
or robustness Of body"
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-11-18
Dental pain Killer

Biocheraists at Loyola school OF
dentistry, Chicago. have developed
new dental anesthetic. The drug,
called tcpocaine, is rubbed on ths
gums before an extraction. 1t COM
pletely deadens the nerve in two or
three minutes.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-11-18
Miners, Friend

An electrical watchdog" which
snuffs out short-circuit sparks in
coal mine power systems repre-
sents q major advance in the drive
to eliminate disastrous mine ex.
plosions
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-11-18
Sugar Stiu Scarce

World sugar production in 1946-47
totaled 100000 tons. which was
below prewar levels. Java, the
Philippines and Formosa have not
yet made much recovery toward
sugar production.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-11-18
Westinghouse
Model 2O3 $239.95

Newest member of the new
Westinghouse line, it's a
beauty and a grand perfor-
mer. New circuit employs
8 tubes and delivers Is
watts, undistorted. Automat-
ic record changer plays II
records. Built in dipole for
FM, loop for AM.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-11-18
Westinghouse
Model l9l S279.95

Big, powerful 10 inch speak
er and plenty power makes
this an outstanding perfor-
mer. Beautifully designed
and constructed mahogany
cabinet with large storage
compartments. New perfor-
ated grill permits operating
radio or phonograph with
doors closed.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-05-01

The home Of Miss Laura
Jones, 10 Sterling st suffered
heavy damage and loss by fire
Tuesday Of last week.
Charles E. Lewis, Jr., president
Of the NAACP Youth Council Of
Boston, was one of the morning
speakers Thursday at the Great
er Boston Health and Welfare
Assembly which was held at Ho-
tel Bradford.
Mrs. Gertrude Chandler was
elected president OF the Massa-
chusetts Federation Of Wofnen'S
Clubs at its meeting Monday Of
last week.
Can World Labor Stop Wall
Streets War Drive" Is the topic
to be discussed by Charles Car
stem at the Workers Educational
Center, so Stuart ST., Saturday
May /, s p m. The meeting is
sponsored by the Socialist Work
ers Party, Boston Branch.
The fourteenth annual schol-
arship entertainment Of the
Women's Progressive Club of Ey-
erett will be given on Monday,
May and promises to be one of
the best programs gwen by the
club. All applicants for the
scholarship should send their
names to Mrs. Anna B. Yanrey,
Al Waverly ave, Everett 40, by
May %.
Watch For This f. on Friday,
June 4, under the direction OF
OF RALF COLEMAN the BRONZE
PLAYERS present a full length
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-05-01

greSsive Hairdressers' ASsocia-
ton was unusually well attend
ed with a new member, Mrs.
Odessa Linear added. final plans
were made for the HairdreSsers
Fair. The program for the June
Anniversary celebration, featur-
ing an address by Mrs. Cor
della Greene Johnson, national
president Of The Beauty Cultur.
lists League, were outlined. The
delegate and alternate were
elected to represent the Associa-
ton at the national convention.
The May meeting will feature a
demonstration of the cold wave
curl. All beauttcians are asked to
join the Association.
The Hairdressers Fair Friday
evening, April %, at AGA Mass.
Ave. was a real success. Curls,
chignons, braids, and other
kinds of extra treSses were dis
played, a cold wave curl set,
colorful aprons and dainty hand
kerchiefs were offered for sale
as were also hot dogs and tonic.
Mrs. Juanita Harper, chairman,
Mesdames E. 0. Newton, Ruth
Santos, E. Jones and Edward
Sport.
Mrs. Mae Chinn is now DOM
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-05-01

, comedy Eyes and No" sponsored
by the ARCHoNIAN CLUB OF the
zETA PHI BETA Sorority at the
Williams Municipal Building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. Roll
Inns celebrated their fiftieth an
niversary Tuesday night, April
81. Two hundred guests attend
ed. Many useful gifts were re-
ceived. An enjoyable evening was
had by all.
William w. Wilson of Fair
mount, w. Va. Mrs. Lillian Hol-
land Collins and daughter Marie
Of Everett with Mr.. and Mrs.
John H. Wilkerson of W. Med
ford motored down to Pawtucket
Sunday and we're guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Harold M. Wlkerson
and daughter, Helen.
The many friends of Mrs.
Mercedes King are glad to see
her out again after her recent
illness.
The April meeting of the Pro-
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-05-01
CITY NEWS

Reserve Tuesday evening, May
Is, for the annual Guardian OBJ
servance Of Editor w. M. Tr0tter's
birthday. The affair viii be a
concert meeting in Ebenezer
Baptist Church with notable
speakers and excellent music. DIR.
w. O. Taylor is to preside. Prof
z. G. O'Banyoun viii have charge
OF the musical program.
The Berea sD.A. Choir, direct
ed by Maurice Small, presents
the Annual Musical Sunday,
May 9, 8 p m at Berea s. D. A.
Church, T12 Shawmut ave, Rox-
bury. r. L. Davis, minister.
Mrs. Hannah Gould Of Fisher
ave and MRS. Hankirison OF War
wick st have joined st. Marks
Star OF Light chapter for the
blind as associate members. The
chapter celebrated its first ami
versary Tuesday, April n, with
q large gathering OF members,
associate members and friends,
in st. Mark church vestry. Rev.
r. M. Owens Of Peoples Baptist
Church was the guest speaker
and there were remarks by d.
rector and organizer Buchard. A
bountiful collation. was served
during the social hour byChap-
ter president Able Henderson
and MesdameS Carolyn Jones'
Hazel Brothers, Mrs. johnson
and Mis-. Alice Higginbotham.
Miss Alice Barbour is chairman
Of the non-seeng group.
Lincoln Alumni Association,
Massachusetts Branch at it's
April meeting elected and in
stalled officers as follows: Rev.
Walter McClane, pres; George
Charleston, vice pres; Jesse 3.
Plummer, sec; RRev. Henri B.
Burton, treas: Or. w. o. Taylor,
regional director. Attending the
meeting were Atty John w.
schenck, Rev. McClane, Dr.. ST.
las F. Taylor, DR.. william wor-
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bay, george Charleston, %. w

thy, George Charleston, DR.. w.
o. Taylor, Jesse B. Plummer.
Mesdames Mary Riley, Rachel
Hutson, Clara Janey, Ella Tabb,
and Miss Frederick Lilley at
tended the meeting of the Phila-
thea Baracia, which was held
at the Trinity Bapt. Church,
Arlington, on April IS.
"A Musical Sip will be given by
the Grand Temple, Rainbow
Charity Circle, Sunday, May 16,
3 p M at the War Mothers
Home, 1859 Townsend ST., Rox-
bury, with Buckner Ca bv.
ist, and Ruth Plenty, contralto,
as the guest artists. Adnaissio4
Csc.
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HOUSES UkFuRhIsnEp.

5000 QUE ST. NV; 'GeorFetown);. Large
semidetached. h.-w H. oil burner , baths
entirely rep1nted and papsred and Tss4n
vep4 a4e ESs St Ffn1s nW MA HEsE
BETHESDA. New modern brick. 5 rms.
handy to school. busses; ready now; to
SE% ~ BRICK issfe os BuaGaLow. ,ie5SL 3 bedrooms
ate occupancy. ARTHUR CARR AGENCY
feSKvi Brick BUNGaLow. 5 min. rom n pents
eon; Z bedrms modern; S125 per mo
~ ~ G sT. N.w.-Nine rooms. 3 bath baths;
MHSfSM SILVER sPRiNGAWoodmoor M SRo srea, s'uU s-rm
get brick, lse; liT; rm with firepl., ga;
nsSs traHsp mr. sig mo. rueHe M sos5 EX 4ss
BEAUTIFUL 6-RooM BUNGALOW. with :,
bedrms.. !nd-f. hedrm. 3oxl4, ideal for
boys Or girls; also seFesned porch and
FOR RENT. JAN. I5-seven- room house
with three bedrooms; tenant furnishes all
utilities: $50 per month; will not lease
for less than one year. Call WO. l7s4.
MoRNINGsIDE vILLAGE-small modern
6-room house, 500 mo-; excellent reference
sss asss !. T. :gssa:. s. .si ss
MOVE RIGHT in. 8-rm. brick. gas heat,
ne section. Call Bayer, COX g. CO.,
Groom Sa' BRk. HOME in Silver Spring;
iease Raiie-tn req: t" si5Hs woopMoRE AGENCY,
SILVER TIii SPRING and Shepherd fPf' aress.
csl eIfar soday RsHEfY
we s.Ioo@ Sl,o1 I briek sH With Haras.
ciose-in No. Arl. location. Lease given.
OW. 1904.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

DAY CARE, for preschool child, in pvt.
THE THE MAR-LEETA. 1925 18th st, nv
young ladies; excellent board; beautiful
4imf' m kENSHpY aEfSsiG5ii sT sho*s5i furn
CLUB ATMOSPHERE on this lovely 20
acre Silver Spring estate; spacious double
rm., twin beds. irepl., and adjoining bath;
1925 18th ST. Nw.-single and double
rms, S45 per mo. and up; share rm for
men. Excellent meals. -
CLUB MASON. 1925 New Hampshire
Lovely double rm. for women; also vacancy
for men: live in Washington's finest guest
GS MRS asmsas aMpIE 2F s No fGGa and service
VACANCIES FOR YoUNNG MEN-one rm.
with running water, very good food. Op-
posite G. w. Univ. Reas. 20"2 G st. NV.
ATTRACTIVE, nice room, delicious meals:
no objection to children; home privils.;
Isasppa ,ss MASS. IS sSr AZ Nv, Nv The oakmont
WENDELL wen ELL TERRACENVacancy S @ Tor eirl 10
share; also l double room ideal Tor young
excel transp.; maid service; recreation
room; 50! so monthly. 1897 Belmont
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM with furnished in
closed porch attached. next bath. exceL-
lent meals; good neighborhood. DU. O625.
21O7 S ST. N.W.-We have both double
and single rooms with board, nice recre-
alton room and televsion; reasonable.
% I40I 18th ST. N.w.-Large rm.. near
shower for men; share rm. with running
water, good meals; switchboard.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Clean pleasant
rooms. dble semipvt. bath. triple with
running water. maid service. telephone
meals every day of the year; bowlins
teams and other social activities. SLAUGH-
TER'S, 1927 10Th st, NV; HO. 6167.
ROOM AND BOARD for elderly man; reas.
ATTRAC. SGLE. RM-Pvt home; laun-
dry: phone privil: bus and carline; home
cooked meals. ia. $3.50. 81
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1904 18th st: NV.
Beautiful End floor. front. suitable for 3
or couple good home cooked meals.
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eooMs. APARTMENTS 70 SHARE.

GIRL, 80 to 40, to share l.bedrm; apt.
with another girl: all PRIVILEGES; un!im
phone; conv. transp. 20 minis. to down
town. WESTOVER. Gil. 1898. -:3l
WANTED, YOUNG SINGLE GIRL, 1927
to share 1-bedroom apt with another
girl, on Wise. ave. OR. 1856 or DI. 73l 3.
GEORGETOWN. in exclusive srt.-hotel
student needs room mate; best furnish
ings and services: twin beds, refgr, hot
plate: $50. Box 24S-L, Star
YOUNG MAN desires another young man
to share apt. with private bedrm. Call
after 7:30 pm. AK. 1880. 81
BEGINNING JAN. Man to share apt.
with two other men. Call OR. 0553s
after pm.
GIRL to share studio apt with another
girl, 25 to 80; conv. location. AID. 1910
REFINED JEWISH GIRL to share spacious
apartment with another girl. Call after
6 pm, GE. 1885. 80
ONE YOUNG MAN to share a 4-room fur
nished apartment with another man. LU.
942l after $40 pm. 13S Ivanhoe st. s: W.
Bellevue Garden Apt.
GIRL to share 2-bedrm. apt. with another
girl; nicely furn.;, twin beds, Beautyrest
mattress. large. airy bedrm. fast express
trans; $40 a mo-, includ. telephone and
linens 1921 Sth ST. NV. ia. 1910 ewes.
or RE 61OO. Ext 449l days 80
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APTs. UkFURN.-tcont. !

CAPITOL HILL-Nice lge. 2-rm: kit. and
bath apt SO; utils incl; aERsERI III, ANp "
=! H. oa?' & ST. N.w.-Nine rooms, 3 baths:
Rss ses He tFf aed &C. 4ss ssoo n00r
SS West Montsomtry E%n u ave- Rockville
ROCKVILLE, rms utils turn.; 500,
100 West Montgomery ave, Rockville
BEAUTIFUL e-BEDRM, liv. rm; dtnette.
looking sligo Greek PARKWAY: Sa4 80 : pc, per
mo-, utilities included. Apply MANAGER
1894 Manchester Rd, Silver Spring N Md'
TWO ROOMS and kitchen, unfurn,, semi
private bath. heat. light and eas furn;
after. $50 pm. $50 18th st. ne. 9th
VII WILL I RENT :, or 3 rm. unfurn. apt. at
ehildTsn tGx rent H HY e1safnss S5sS '0f 0'' e
NEW. MODERN BASEMENT APTs.. rms,
NV. Call AID. $500. Rental Sloo per mo.
THF WINDSOR PARK HOTEL. $500 Con-
necticut ave. is taking applications for
unturnished apartments for & permanent lane os oes
bedroom. bath and kitchenette, $3.50 to
$3.50 per month. One living room, two
bedrooms. two baths and Sitchsnstts. 80
1926 Goth ST, "a block Conn; ave at R
room, fireplace. bedroom, modern Kitchen,
bath, gas heat; Sl25 on years lease;
only responsible need apply; immediate
s-RM. a" Apt rms. end floor. . rms
3rd floor: $40 per no. incl. util. ;os
oXoS sN T. PARK APIS. avail. immed >
bedrm. apt, $500 per mo-; l bedrm.,
So. incl utils.; veterans pref To in
spect: Out Alabama ave. to !3rd St. Sc
left on 23rd to Southern ave. left 3 blks.
to project Contact Mr.. Bortz, between
and -, Thurs morning at 1923 South
ern ave, Apt B-l.
THREE ROOMS, outside toilet; s17 a
month: no drinkers or children. Box lo3-
K Star.
If You HAVE modern brick home for
sale in NV. We have a beautiful apt
near Walter Reed Hosp. Call ME. 5744
or after 5 pm. ia. 75l1.
/ UNFURN. RIM, bsmt.,. 20x20; with
shower bath; light, heat furn.; $40 mo.
9117 Georsia ave: Silver sp. 81. 23l :.
1919 WARDER ST. NV. = Ia rms.
kitchenette, bath; S45; util. incl; adults.
GE. 1902.
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HOUSES uNFuRhIsHEp Cont,

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK. Lovely det., 10
rms. 2Ia baths. Immed poss. For lge.
family, diplomat, doctor. or live in rms,
:ent out 3-rm. apt. OWNER. No agents.
TAKoMA PARK AREA, ultramodern
home, > bedrms.. liv. rm. with wall of
glass frepl. dining L, excellent kit,
Bendix washer radiant heating, insulated
attic. Yearly lease at $1"5 per mo.
new new 1silt; BRICK HOME, s.e., Bradbury Hgts.
: rms, = tile baths, 4 bedrms., full bsmt,
REALTY TX INC. ls4s Good Hope I'd. Sc"
ARLINGToN. new brick, semidet., 5 rms,
bsmt., stairway to stg. attic, auto. heat;
Sl25 per mo. J. FULLER GROOM
REALTY CO., OK. 44s7; ewes, oW. 44s5,
sTNGALow, FIVE rooms and bath, ' oil
heat, large yard. Needs decorating. In
Woodbridge, Just off of Rhode Island ave.
carline. j. H. Knox ofice of ROBERT w
SAVAGE 514 Union Trust Bldg, MA.
AATGENTIoN-senators; Representatives,
brand.new red brick detached houses con-
floor, rooms and lavatory on first floor;
gas heat and all Of the most modern
in kitchen and batn appliances. For
more details including rental rate. call
T: J. LANE. Jr., National 943S or North
SHARE 2 bedrms.. living room, kit. bath.
semipvt.; 2 middle-aged couples or adult
family Of :! or 4; all utilities except
linens RE 1885, 9-1" am or o.
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MOVING, PACKING end STORAGE.

MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.-24-hr
service: furniture moving and hauling:
trunks and baggage AT. 2159 or FIR. 03S6,
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or across
the country safe storage in separate
rooms; expert packing. Phone NO. OLGA.
UNION STORAGE CO., INC. est. 1906.
INDIVIDUAL COMPARTMENTS. as low %
So per- month. Local and Va. movinG.
For service cali TIE. 5lSS; Sun and eve,
TIE. 1885. SAFETY STG. g. TRF. CO. =
FURNITURE vAN-Two expert movers; $5
hour: every piece guaranteed against dam
age ANACOSTIA MOVERS. AK 6446.
B.. NJ. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in small
Jobs: guaranteed TO please you: B; 4 M.
MOVERS, TR. 1890. Ewes, AK. 1877
EDELMAN MOVING STORAGE CO.
Reas. rates; will accept your surplus fur
nlture as part payment on your moving,
storage. ia. 1887; after pm, GE. 1916.
29'
EX-GI-Moving packing storage. Grating
reasonable rates. ef1cient service. No job
too large or too small. GLOVER, ME. 1928.
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ROOMS FuRhtshEp-Aerthees.


222 ADAMS ST., nr. corner 4th and r.
ave-Small sgle. front rm.; uni phone
SIS wk.; men only. After $50, HU. 5652
TIE GALENA, 1872 St ne-GirI to
share nicely furn. rm. with another girl
single beds and dreSsers, laundry and cook :
ing privils; lounge for entertaining guests
S22 80 mo. FIR a1IS
NICELY FURN SINGLE ROOM, opposite
bath, for gentleman. in pvt. home, , adults.
Call FIR OS27 THURSDAY.
BRENTWOOD VILLAGE-Front room, lse
closet semipvt. bath. kit. privls optional.
gentle home; S35 mo. MI. 41S3. -3l
205 ID ST. Ne, ] block Union Station
Newly painted, cheerful room, single, 81 so
week EARL. FIR 40"
COLORED-BROOKLAN furn,
room free for settled couple in exchange
for woman's service as housekeeper and
companion. Call after $50 pm. DU,
CoLoRED-1 NICE FURN. FRONT RM,
IN modern home. on busline. Call after
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ROOMS FURNisHEp-Mo. g. VA.

2 GIRLS. MEN q empl couple; 2 lse;
equip. Kitchen in basemenJ. all utilities
furn., laundry privil., pvt. phone avail,
in new Colonial home, bus at door FA.
2qSS 30"
SILVER SPRING. large bright room,
ARLINGTON, lovely modern dbl rm. conv
Pentagon; married cpl. only; lge. closets.
6oUBIE FURNISHED RooM-61o7 44th
ave. Riverdale, Md. Call UN., 00s4. 80
SOUTH ARLINGTON mr., Col pike and
in pvt home; adj, bath home priyils PRIV
CASTLE INN. opposite Walter Reed Com
yaieseent Hospital Forest Forest Glen; silver I've
week or month; singles, s35; dbles,' 500
PIEHsANT PfIIE ~ r fnp3 125"' rm. 3 windows good
closets, telephone, pvt lavatory of rm.,
Wr Snd 5sa4. IT. $40 wk,' gentleman go s6''
FuRH ROOM, twin beds; private home,
eonv located; good bus service to Pentagon
and wash TT 1145 80
2II5 KEY BLVD, Apt 972, Arlington, Va.
Nicely furnished room. private bath
eony. to downtown gentleman. 29'
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HOUSES WANTED TO suY.


QUICK rs THE NAME and Quick win b be
MITCHELL QUICK, 81. 773l. RA. 34ls.
CUSTOMERS WAITING FOR =; 3; =
6safm henfs es WsoRfPaIsGfos s fPG afs5Sy s7 Ca
;;S $;eS III SR nmsa,as. TS5$a purchaser.
for 3 or 4 bedroom homes: Yours ma may 6e 6e
the one cbevy ha se3s Ghsse or up m
can University Park, Massachusetts ave;
MIR Schwab. WO. 06S4, with SHANNON
& LUcHS CO., 1850 H st. NV. National
HAVE HAVE REAL BUYERS for sensibly priced
3 and bedrm. modern brick homes IN
good locatons; immediate free appraiSal
ss Tthou fRsNK = Ezhasnsi p cal wa
Will Will PAY ToP CASH PRICE, for, your
Re- yEass 10 local proper,,
erty with VIM. H SAUNDERS CO.. INC.
Realtors since 1887. 1919 ST., DI. 1Ol5:
CHARLES GUM mas .satinn clients =, waisi1s Wssh
IF PROMPT ATTENTION 20 the sale o.
your home, business or investment propA
s5sy .fss R.,SF qsSrf sos ss4 s, s.pto HYM
s7sG Free appratsals Results since 1918.
IF YOUR HOUSE is for sale or rent 70
colored, will cell t Il it can be sold onS y
wont take me M l9ns ,si :; w. ROUSE '2o'
1; 70 r. 3 ROOMS. c. only: all cash or
aoose & GARvEY afs " 81. 45os; ewes and sun.
S69S & write 1S beGIoom St to ss5oo
with high first trust: cash above; or ve5g
fair buy 1Sub or D. c.. DI 6el.. -3Q
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Evening star., 1948-12-29
RooMs fURNIsHEp-s.E. and s.w

ATTRAC. RM., pvt bath. pvt. home. mr.
Capitol. phone and breakfast privileges
IL 5931 go
Sc. sLCTION-Light housekeeping room
for working people; also sleeping rooms.
1907 FORT DUPONT ST. s.E. Fairfax Viii
lage)-Single room for gentleman, S25
newly furn. Innersprlng mattress next to
semipvt. bath with shower. Call AK. 10
after $50. MRS. HURST, HI. 3l00 Ext.
3IO6 durirg day 20
s45 XENIA ST, s.E,-aLee front room,
meals If desired; reasonable AK s95?.
aI1 z ST SE.-Three separate bedrms
Evening star., 1948-12-29
ApARrMEhrs uhEuRhlsHep

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY, in new
building Manchester Gardens. Silver
Spring. Md, l and 2;bedrm. apts., Ss5 so
and $3.50 per month, including utilities
N. H. ave. turn left about 100 feet. past
University lane Representatiye on prem
SEW sEE APPTs., j bedrm'. $50 so ? bedrm,
sos mo; adults only. Available at once
2s Lee ave. Tskoma PIX Md sH. Ess sse4