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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-23
AURORA-EGLON

Word was received here of the
birth of son, December Is, to Dr..
and Mrs. Jacob Huffman of Dayton,
Virginia. This is their second son and
fourth child and has been namel
Rufus Clyde. The mother is the form
er Miss Olive Fike, daughter of Rev.
Ezra Fike and the late Mrs. Virgie
Fike, of Eglon.
Thomas Teets, of Aurora, returned
last week to a Philippi hospital for
a check-up. He is teacher in the Sell
school, near Horse Shoe Run, and is,
as yet unable to resume teaching.
Elmer Shaffer, of near Gnegv
Church, remains a patient in Par
sons hospital since having his hand
while shredding fodder
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lantz, of near
Eglon, received word that their son,
Ersel, who was surgical patient in
"a Philippi hospital, has returned to
his home at Rowlesburg.
Mrs. Oscar Roth, of near Gnegy
Church remains seriously i'll in an
Elkins hospital.
A number of folk of the Eglon
community have donated Oak trees
which are beng cut to be worked into
flooring which is to be used for the
purpose of refooring the Maple
Spring church.
J. E. Arnold is indisposed and con-
fined to his home at Horse Shoe Run
for the past few days.
Word was received here that Dr.
Small, well known physician
formerly of Parsons, is a patient in a
New York hospital following an au-
tomobile accident.
Kenneth Wilhelm, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Claud Wilhelm, of near Auror2
is spending this week at the home Of
his brother-in-law and sister, Nh.
and Mrs. Keith Bolyard, Cumberland.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-23

I 7. Our LEADERS of the GIRL
SCOUTS, BOY SCOUTS, AND
BROWNIES for their time and effort
in building character. Let's remember
these boys and girls today are the
men and women of tomorrow.
g. Our NEWSPAPERS for their
complete and unbiased reporting of
the news. A GOOD JOB WELL
DONE.
8. Our STATE SENATOR AND
MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF
DELEGATES for their work in this
entire area, GARRETT COUNTY
Our best wishes go with them to
Annapolis in 1919. LET'S PAT THEM
ON THE BACK FOR THE JOB
DONE AND THE JOB WE KNOW
THEY'LL DO.
10. Our OAKLAND PEOPLE as a
whole, their work with the various
Service clubs, Fraternal organizations,
etc, for making Oakland the BEST
LITTLE CITY IN THE U. S. A."
LET ALL OF US MAKE 1919, OUR
CENTENNIAL YEAR, THE BEST,
THE BIGGEST, THE MOST WON
DERFUL OAKLAND YEAR.
REMEMBER . A PAT ON THE
BACK GOES A LONG WAY
LET'S DETERMINE WHETHER
WE LIVE IN A GLASS HOUSE BE-
FORE WE THROW BRICKS.
CHARLES L. BRINER,
President,
Mt. Top Chamber of Commerce.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-23

they have have been broken down by
counties. The survey was carried on
with cooperation of Boards of Coun-
ty Commissioners who absorbed the
expenses, and number of veterans
organizations.
The survey disclosed that the aver
age veteran was able to purchase a
home only in the $4,000 to $4,000
price range or less.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-23

Bayard High had too much scoring
punch for Oakland High school last
Friday night, the Hilanders losing
40 to SO. Bayard rolled up a 22-9
score in the opening period and held
35-17 advantage at the half and 80
26 at the conclusion of the third quar-
ter.
f. Gather, Rem and Grady scored
II, 16 and ~ points to account for As
of Bayard's points. Kelly scored 10
points on nine field goals and free
throw Fauber 7, Baker 4, and War
rem A.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-23
PUBLIC S ALEl

Notice is herewith given that the Canty House,
and 60 feet frontage and to alley of lot on Second
street the of Second and Center Streets
in the town Of Oakland, Maryland, will be offered
at Public Sale, at II o'clock, Friday morning, De-
cember "a, 1913.
The dwelling and the lot will be offered for
sale combined as also each offered separately.
Building open for inspection-Call phone SIR
for key, the undersigned for it,
The garage is excluded from the Sale.
The Sale will be conducted the premises
TERMS OF SALE: Ten per cent of bid to be
paid upon the day of sale, and the remaining
amount to be paid within twenty days after day of
sale.
The Board of Library Trustees reserves
twenty days less after the day of sale accept
reject any or all bids.
Ample time for moving or dismantng the
building will be given to purchaser.
The Board Of Library Trustees
of Garrett County, Maryland
BY F. E. RATHBUN, President
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-23
IN MEMORIAM
McRobie, VIM. H., Sr., and Alice V

A tribute of love to our dear father
VIM. H. McRobie, who passed ava!
November 2, 1914, and our deal
mother, Alice " McCrobie, who lief
me so lonely, March 27, 1948.
They lived and worked together
Through many changing years;
They shared each others joys,
They wept each others tears.
And we upon whom they showered
Their boundless love and care,
Pray that God will keep them close
In the upper Garden there.
Devoted Children
Mother, Daddy, am lonely,
| miss you more each day;
And l hope some day to meet you,
When this life has passed away.
Bessie
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-23

Lieut.. William w. Grant, U. S.
Navy, stationed at Norfolk, Va, is at
the home of his parents, DR.. and Mrs.
w. w. Grant, for the Christmas holt
days.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-12-23
Additional Local
Ads, Too Late
For Classification

FOR SALE - Coal Sloan mine,
Deep Greek Lake, $3.50 ton. Phone
387, Accident.-Adv 43-3t*
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-09-17
7. E. Bosorge OF
Grdnd Boy Dies AT
Daughter Home

Forest Eugene Bosarge, rs
year-old resident of Grand Bay
died Friday while visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Clara Richburg in
Bay Minette.
Mr.. Bosarge was a native of
Orange Grove but he lived most
of his life in Grand Bay.
Funeral services were held at
the residence in Grand Bay Sat
urday at 3 p. m. with the Rev.
Lee, pastor of the Methodist
church, officiating, and interment
was in the cemetery there. Fails
Funeral Home of Moss Point was
in charge.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Violet Bosarge; one son,
Floyd Bosarge of Grand Bay; four
daughters, Mesdames Richburg,
Nadine Peaden of Bay Minette,
Beatrice Dickens of Coden and
Miss Mary Bosarge OF Grand Bay;
one brother, Ben Bosarge of CO.
den; and four sisters, Mesdames
Clara Deakle, Ada Hamilton, Leila
Tapia of Coden and Irene Gan
adj, Quantico, Va, and five
grandchildren.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-09-17
Anolu Womun's Club
Executive Committee
Pluns Work for Yeur

A meeting of the executive
board of the Anola Woman's club
was held September 8 at 2 p. m.
at the home of Mrs. A. M. Hardy
who was joint hostess with Mrs.
Fl. p. Heidelberg, Jr.
The meeting was presided over
by Mrs. w. B. Robertson. the new
president. Plans for the coming
years work were discussed and
a number Of them adopted.
After business had been con-
cluded a refreshment course was
served by the hostesses.
The club will begin the fall
meetings with a luncheon at the
Country Club, Friday at l p. m.
The hostesses will be Mesdames
1. Ford, M. L. Funkhouser, r.
j. Dempster, r. B. McIlwain, and
w. ]. Weatherford. The new Off
GERS will be installed at this time.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-09-17
NEW SECRETARY

Through typographical error
the name of Mrs. Julius Virgins,
president OF the Junior Woman's
club of Pascagoula, as recently
elected northumberland of the
Coast Council of Federated Wom-
ems Clubs was omitted from the
list of officers published last week.
Officers were named at a lunch
con meeting at the home of the
president, Mrs. Hermes Gautier,
Wednesday.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-09-17

The chair was occupied by the
president, Mrs. j. B. Cole. and
the first part of the program was
directed by Mrs. Baylous Stokes.
The second part was under the
direction of Mrs. Travis Avara.
Both leaders were assisted by
members of the society.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-09-17
Double Ring Ceremony Unites Miss
CeciIy White And Pete Briggs

to resume his studies. Mrs. Briggs
will follow him to Starkville as
soon as a place in which to re-
side can be secured.
Out-of-town guests were Mr..
and Mrs. c. J. Law of Elizabeth,
N. C., Mrs. r. II. Young of Green
wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Morgan
and family of Mobile, r. Cristy
Morgan, Selma. Ala, and Mrs.
Mamie Drake of Baton Rouge,
La.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-09-17
Womun's Missionary
Society Observes
Prayer Progrom

The Woman's Missionary So
ciety of the First Baptist church
of Pascagoula held a prayer serv-
ice at the church Monday after
noon in connection with the
"Magnified Mission program Of
Mississippi now being carried on.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-09-17

Peat moss usually is found in
compact mats along the banks
of streams and on the surfaces Of
boys and small lakes.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-09-17
MARY LINDSEY

The Mary Lindsey Circle met
at the church Monday at 7:30 p.
m. with Mrs. Crawford Dees as
hostess and the chairman, Mrs.
J. E. Coekrell, presiding.
The opening devotional and
prayer was said by Mrs. j. F.
Campbell.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-09-17

MISS BESSIE EwELL MONROE. DAUGHTER OF MR.. AND
Mrs. Harry Aloysius Monroe of New Orleans. whose marriage
to Armand DeImas Jonte. Jr. son of MIR. and Mrs. Armand Del
mas Jonte of Pascaqoua. is TO take place at the Holy Name
of Jesus church in New Orleans Monday. September 20 at 10
a m. The ceremony will be followed by a reception at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe. ISL Broadway.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-09-17
Womun's Society
Circle Meetings
Held Monday

This week the members Of the
Woman's Society Of Christian
Service of the First Methodist
church met in circles at the
church or at various homes. Fol-
lowing the business and study
periods, refreshments were served
by the hostesses of the Mary
Reed and the Mary Lindsey
circles.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-09-17
MARY REED

The hostess to the Mary Reed
Circle when it met Monday at 2
p. m. was Mrs. w. 3. Golf, 535
East Lincoln avenue.
In the absence of the chairman
Mrs. Frank Ellis, who is out OF
the city, the meeting was direct
ed by Mrs. Charles j. Lander,
who gave a Bible quiz.
The devotional was led by Mrs.
George Noe and the closing
prayer was said by Mrs. c. A.
Carrier.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-09-17
SARAH BENNETT

The Sarah Bennett circle met
at the church Monday with Mrs.
w. N. Branch directing matters,
Among these was the election OF
a chairman and a vice chairman
to fill vacancies caused by resig-
nations. Mrs. G. E. Trest was Sc
lected to take the place of Mrs.
B. E. Mckenzie the chairman
who has gone for residence else
where. Mrs. w. N. Branch will
serve as vice chairman.
An outline of the new study
was given by the leader, Mrs. T.
c. Fullilove, who also read an
article on Women of Hawaii"
leading up to the lesson next
time when the Islands will be
the study from the book.
The closing prayer was said by
Mrs. S. F. Warden.
Evening star., 1948-08-20
Ala THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c.
4 -

Monday refused to issue q habeas
corpus writ for Wheeler and on
Wednesday Justice Keech made q
similar refusal as to Patton. Both
of the District Court justices, how
ever. had ordered that the custody
of the two men remain undisturbed
pending an appeal.
Yesterdays formal postponement
was requested by counsel for the
two men and was not objected to
by Assistant United States Attorney
John D. Lane. representing the
Government. Mr.. Lane told the
court he thought the postponement
should be long enough to permit
complete termination" of appeals
and suggested the November date
Yesterdays postponement was the
10th received by the two men, pend
ing various appeals and a plea fol
executive clemency. All appeals
from their District Court conviction
had failed and executive clemency
had been denied.
Evening star., 1948-08-20
Execution Of 7 SIayers
Postponed 10 Nov. 19
For Appeals Decisions

The execution of two convicted
slayers, scheduled for today has
been postponed until November 10.
The postponement was ordered by
Justice Richmond B. Keech in Dis
trict Court yesterday, pending ac-
ton on appeals from the court s
refusal to issue habeas corpus writs
for the two men
The convicted men are Reginald
j. Wheeler, 26, and Jesse James
Patton, %, both colored, convicted
of the holdup-slaying of Maurie L.
Bernstein in his drugstore in the
100 block of Florida avenue NV
in June, 1916
Their execution date. in effect,
already had been postponed by Dis
trict Court orders, pending action
by the United States Court of Ap-
peals on District Courts refusal to
issue habeas corpus writs for the
two men,
Justice Edward A. Tamm last
Evening star., 1948-08-20
Nehru Accuses Pakistan
'0f Violence in Kashmir
By the Asseeioted Press

NEW DELHI. Aug. 20.-Prime
Minister Jawaharlal Nehru said to-
day that Pakistan troops have been
taking a predominant part In the
most violent offensives since fight
ing began in Kashmir,
Undeclared war has been In
progress in Kashmir for months
since the Hindu Maharajaha &C
ceded the predominantly Moslem
state to India. A United Nations
commission Is on the scene trying
to settle the dispute.
Mr.. Nehru told Parliament the
latest evidence shows that regular
Pakistan military forces have been
fighting in great strength for some
months" He added:
Recent offensives against our
points in Chakothi-Ur sector have
been the most violent since fighting
began in Kashmir last October"
Evening star., 1948-08-20
Roofing Worker Here
Breaks Lea in Fall

James A. Thomas, "A, Of 1723
Forty first place Sc. Is in Provi-
dence Hospital today with q broken
leg, after falling two stories from
the roofs Of q partly constructed
house at 1921 Appleton street NV.
yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Thomas, who works for the
Costello Engineering Co., "a M
street NE, was working on the
roof, when he slipped and fell into
an open cement basement. Mem
bers of No. 2 Rescue Squad set his
leg and took him to the hospital.
Evening star., 1948-08-20
Chile Steel Plant Opens

Chile's new steel plant near Con-
cepcion is operating, since compile
ton of FL Abanico hydroelectric
plant, which is supplying 1t with
power.
Evening star., 1948-08-20
Jups RehubiIitute Dye Plants

Large-scale rehabilitation of dye
manufacturing plants has been
started in Japan to help the pro-
gram for increased export Of tex
tiles next year.
Evening star., 1948-08-20
8.95 & 1896 Gabardine Stacks

All woods and part woods wool
content labeied(. Solid eeiors In
the popular shades wiper hy and
pIeated fronts. Buy them for now
and early fail service. Sizes 20
to - waist.
Evening star., 1948-08-20
I Shirts, Briefs and
Athletic Shirts

lrreeulsrs of high grades, T shirts,
whites and solid coIors. Sizes S,
M and L. Briefs, sizes S, M and
l.. Swiss Rib shirts, sizes 36 to ~.
Evening star., 1948-08-07
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

THE CLUB SHANNON. osl7 Conn. ave.
n.w-Double rooms; also vacancies TO
share With lady or gentleman; maid sery-
ice, switchboard and selected menu. AID.
2 YOUNG LADIES to share large triple
room; all home privil.; unlim phone: y
6ay Ss 10 Ss sanday 10 ca GE mss
CLUB MASON. 1926 New Hamp: aye.-Lge
sss ais also aSe avail fg sdeS :, also
service MRS SAMPLE. No $40. %
ONE LGE DBL fD9s trent m SO mo each
69O6. sth ST NV, near Walter Reed
Bssss ssR sssR rssS ssSs'9 s. nss 81 mo 81
1903 100 18th ST. N.w.-ssie. dble. and
excel. excel. food and transp. MI, @74o, ,DU.
VACANCY in large det. house, rented and
grounds; conv. location overlooking park.
Near 18th st. and Col I'd. NV; s55 a mo.
c6MFoRrABLE CLEAN ROOM. twin beds,
FOUNTAIN COURT GGEsTHoUsE-seleet
ssHs' so$ $si is'sl aARTH3 His'Rs'sS WASH
couNrRY M HOME, is miles from wash,
accessible by car or bus. Brandywine 1887.
1903 NEW HAMP. AvE-Dble., twin beds
eood o meals; Us conV N dhIs trsnsp' also vacancy
III The saSaR ohkMoNr. aS IN 1f44 aeie Mass ave NV
Very lge. front dble. s53 mo. ca; spa:
IF INTERESTED in economical. clear
rooms and excellent food at S47 mo-. cal
new New HAMPSHIRE HousE-Newly deco.
rated. double and triple rooms; daily maic
service: switchboard service; good meals
Call NO. 1866. 17l2 New Hampshire ave
1905 18th ST. Nw.-A very a,tractiv,
ike; we serve deiiciouS breakfasts an,
sFI for Gnn msn now %n at $3.50 fG@ sss aSsn''Sn NJ
SINGLE AND SHARE rms for men an,
WnspfhI VIZ DffI s2 lSn L nE cool rms
to share; pleasant porches,. shady lawns
lines; lines, maia a service s45 1. monthly. 1872
ARLINGTON. VA.-Two blocks from CIar
fea9n fessonabe qsee' oW sSFn!sasa assa meals
1926 18th ST. N.W.oNice single rms
s45 up. also double. triple and share rms
PARK ssin Rp oms sookeS msad t4ip. room
suitable s!ns7t co tor 2 girls or men; Also
cooked meals Call IA 1896 10
TOURIST HOUSE CONVERTING to boart
and room Scott Circle, 1872 18th st
NV. Wide selection Of choice, newly dec.
GRATED large double rooms; running watel
in many, some with pvt bath: larg.
closets elevator, switchboard; WALKING
ARLINGTON-Laree outside, cool room
home cooked meals; daily maid service
excel. transp. parking privileges; Lowell,
veranGas and avns. Gil. 500. 10
14OI 18th ST. N.W.-Lge. double for men
other girl; selected menu; switchboard
COLORED-REGISTER NURSE-Wil
room and board elderly men and women
pleasant surroundings. HO. 0539. s.
Evening star., 1948-08-07
FARM and GARDEN,

CREAM SEPARATOR, elcc, Mccormick
Fss aosn s0t pu nes ms od ow 5 sss
FOR sALE-Farm tractor, Leader, l94s
model. 3G-h,p Hercules engine, hydraulic
lift, power tske-oh; ike new. EX. 543S.
BANK RUN GRAVEL for driveways and
lanes, delivered and spread, Also cinders
WAGONS, all steel. rubber tires; body
l l9x4x8 " IN in with tongue; reasonsble Sill
worth ave. Bladensburg, Md, WA. 1851.
BOYLE TREE SURGERY CO. for care of
trees trees stiar ana fsmGvals' call sH' $3.50 or FA'
GAsDEN GAR as,sr THRpAGroRs T Planet Jr. is and
Gardenaid. ~ and "a h;p. with pillow,
Silver sprins. sH 1890 e''
or retail
o Price Ss Sales slGsRs plss sssP af% su
on wass q inch vd3bs 0ny tsm et either mS 70
ing machines and other attachments at
substantial. discount. WASHINGTON MO
TOR SAL SALES CORP. 1915 l4th st. NV
FOR sALE-1 ensilage cutter with so #.
OF pipe tbought las last yr; and never used,
sRs ss mSqs cs 'Es51sF Eitn
CHANDLER. Ashton 4oee, Brookviile' Nd.
pots: good. long plants; priced right.
GoEBM'S FLORISTS, SH. 1877, Kensing
NEW OTTAWA BUZZ MASTER. with g.
hip. engine; complete with circular saw;
made to cut brush, sapplings and small
trees. Telephone Ashton 1851. IS
DAVIS LAWN MOWER, gas powered. 22-
inch cut: used twice; sacrifice; $3.50. UN.
1888. 3
TRACTORS and all types of farm equip
ment and trucks; must sell at cost. OWN
GARDEN TRACTOR. Ia hip. new 1s4s.
with ,low. S1s3.50: held mower. lawn
mower. cultivator. etc. Available; immedi-
ate delivery; demonstration. WI. 1892.
DEMON. RoToTILLER, new warranty,
Si5 of list; new Rototillers, Rotoette,
Choremaster. Jacaues-Frazer tractors. Toro
lawn mowers. farm mach'y. trucks: free
demon: bargain prices. CENTRAL MO-
TOR CO. 5000 Lee hwy. Arl.. CHI. 1000.
$3.50; delivered; also fill dirt by load.
81 1877, SH 5932. -
LOVELY AFRICAN vIOLETS-4O varie-
ties, 81 each and UP. Guaranteed disease
an pest free. Grown in our own green
houses. rice list available. BEHNKE
NURSERIES. Wash. Bait. blvd, Beltsville.
M Mo- Open Sun. and ewes Phone Tower
FENCE POSTS FOR sALE-Used. $50 exc.
#, long at soc each. J. A. HEDIN
~ONST CO.. phone ewes. AID 1905. 8
TOPSOIL, fill dirt, sand. manure. blue
atcne and road gravel by yard, ton or load.
SH 61lO or FIR h5ES
Evening star., 1948-08-07
ROOMS FURklshEp-Northeo

40 11th ST NE.-Very nice lge rm. for
middle-age person; conv. to carline; all
mNssrs !siSs moNRoE iSRc ST. NE.-Lse. front rm,
beautifully fqrn,, lge; closet; next to bath;
Es ,ss sfsf st. Ip} b. 4iMunusuay aloe nice sleep
ing room for lady; no drinking, light
lsandry pTiyils; So mo: FIR; ssss
so reom or Lars on
laundry and phone privileges. HO. 6775.
1Ios E. CAPITOL ST. oA Lincoln Park
:, Attr; md lloor doublesbed room ,erin
s:is'B Ss1 ST. W SE.Esinsle de' rm., End n; lady
preferrted; SIS Sis mo- no smoking or drink
sse5 sas' 18th ST. N.E-Furn room for gen
tlsmen IN adult family; bus at door. Call
. settled ADULTS. Ii. -e715. 5
sO6 10th ST. NE.-Room for rent next
no1d 70 dF'na9EA BRYANf r" sT r. S.E.&Large bedrm.
twin beds, In pvt. home boys preferred
isae ard ST. N.E.-Lisht housekeeping
room, refgr hot plate. unlim, phone, re-
fned employed lady only; also sleeping
NR. SENATE OFFICE BLDG.-Lge. nm,
semibath, modern; employed couple, SO
ga; sir gle, S45; obi. bed; privils. FIR.
II: a:ss comfortable ss n5. tu51 s,ssDns ss
sfSsE siSefr f kooM Sf' near II esshoc essSd
phone, lsundTT pTiy!ls. co; $3.50; 500 - - =,
exposures. private path. spacious cedar
closet; 1 or responsible adults. Ho. s9e9.
e5 ST. N.E.-Larse front room. twin
beds; also single room; near carline no
Sai GIRARp ST. N.E.-Larse front rm;
with twin beds; conv. to transit men; So
each, y
ssI: 9th ST Ne NEBsdr0om Be- snm for ,.s sentls i.
ILsRsReriassoSSsr haRaT FRoSr ROOM, kitchen privileges
i0T employed eoups gsrs or aass sss % ref5
Ss ssy SsrfoI ffaeasn aSD Gs E2 fa, COM
single, So; employed women, only; no
~; sssT S5S1 Il Us % .lsss.s Cpl MI 3t
1900 BLOCK OTIS ST. N.E.-Front dble;;
rho 1hone twa Hents@sn Hsas n5 pfefss4ed eae sa5
no z cLEsS. ho 'cao Cool ROOM. pvt: bath, ae-
taehed home. Gentleman preferred. A.
1000 Zoo NEWTON ST. NE.--Large front
ssaemsn sn' se s;a s5 PnSn' mo- 1 Ss
coLoREp-LARGE BACK ROOM for cp!s;.
cooking privils.; s45 mo. Call T" 2iT3.
coIORED-FURN. ROOM for couple.
Cooking privilege, good transp. TR. 1881
coIoRrD-ses 5th ST. NE-Neatly
furn. dbl. rm. girls only, sS wkly. dbl
Jr SO weekly single. -
CoLORED-FURNISHE ROOM for couple;
with Kin. TO share All h.k. privils. S12
per week. Call LU. a3ss, 10
cOLORED--IO1s. WHITTLNGHAM PL.
N.E.-Douhle and single bedroom iur-
1cao1iIOREDAe3a 18th PL., N.E.-single
room for rent: desire gentleman; $3.50
Sss rn, s,STsssskn,-MaRpIGM Tssk, ROOM with twin
6sds for nice couple; viii accept child ls
mos. Or over: HI. 4s35
nicely furnished room for refined couple,
girls, or man and wife; light housekeepins.
Lu zoos,
Evening star., 1948-08-07
ROOMS FURhIsHEp-Mp. 8 VA.

SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROOM with liv,
privileges: men preferred; Apply 4o7 East
eaEVy aiSR aVe CHASE %DLarse Il can foom
Conn. ave; Kitchen priviieses. wi. 45ss'
51sy 51;,,s sD1srss ss ,q
sLEx.. LiGx va vA.ist G 4. Single rm. in new, pvt
home. pvt. ent and bath: kit, privil. for
breakfast sentleman preferred: conv. to
Cameron. sa nHA Allen afoH s4ia' VI ~ Ns s''
NICELY FURNISHED double room con;
tRsn' sEns co1ps to Gs cH NayH a Annex
bedTm., "a block from Wilson blvd and
eous, eoupis :snsie' S sa7 doube sss n mo Phone
sLhExasSsD1RlA, Al ass1RlA vA.-rront room. double,
pfveses pfkf foh 9or bresEfas 'n m f
5sos y. 5th sT., Al, g., ya.;,,Larse, Va. , eSol
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twin beds, including board and home
privils; $50 per week per person. SH
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED room, suit
able for employed couple, privi.s:, of home.
hfshsn Bdndf Phons Dorsh sa a aFd Lovely
DOUBLE. $40 month; single. $50 month.
Newly furnished, next to bath. Lyon Park.
3O25 N. 4th St, Arl., Va, CHI. 9735 Ill
PRIVATE ROOM for rent, on : buslines:
e min. from Pentagon. Navy Annex and
National Airport $50 mo-; men preferred
6I6 22nd ST. NW.-Nicely furn. rm..
3 blocks from Pa. ave. carline: single. $50;
double. $40. IS
LARGE NICELY FURN. BDRM.. adj. semi
pvt. path, double bed, innerspring. elec.
refgr.; porch: gar; 10 min. to Pentagon
near bus; s45 mo-; gentlemen only.
ARLINGTON. va. $40 21st ST. South
Furn. rm.. kitchenette and semipyt, bath,
Jackson 2051-M. -S
GENTLEMAN-Nce lge rm. newly painted
and paper. next to bath, LIST f., front.
conv. to transp GIL. 1881. .
FURNISHED. nice big bedrm. with closet
use of kitchen and living room: new bun.
galow. A fine home for couple or 2
people; nice yard and front porch. Gen.
tral ave. 2i,a miles, through Capitol
Heights. houses from Armstrong's