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Evening star., 1948-04-07
ABA Leaders 10 Hold
Council Meeting at
French Lick in April
By EdWord c. Stone


Leaders in the American Bankers
Association will meet at French
Lick, Ind, April 1920 for the spring
council meeting, the most important
session of the year aside from the
national convention.
Washington banks will be repre-
sented by Robert v. Fleming presi-
dent of the Riggs National and for
mer presidents of the ABA. and by
A. Scott Offutt, vice president OF
the Union Trust Co. and the Dis
trict Bankers Association member
of the Executive Council.
Thomas J. Groom, president of
the Bank of Commerce g. Savings,
a member of the ABA Commerce
and Marine Commission and chair
man for the District of the Treasury
Savings Bond Committee, will at
tend, as will w. ]. Waller. presi-
dent of the Hamilton National, a
member of the ABA Federal Legis-
lation Executive Committee and
former ABA treasurer.
Others attending from the Capt.
tai will be Treasury Undersecretary
A. L. M. Virgins, D. ]. Needham,
general counsel of the ABA, and
j. o. Brott, assistant counsel. Re
ports will be presented on bank
ing policies, business conditions,
Treasury finance and the Savings
Bond drive. ...
Peoples Drug Sales Slump.
Net sales of Peoples Drug Stores
Inc, for March totaled $3,8i0,081
against S3,850,432 in March year
ago, a decrease of $40,351, or l per
cent, w. H. Churchill, treasurer
reported today.
Sales in the first quarter amount
ed to $10,861 .639 as compared with
$l0,929,917 in the first three months
of 1947, decrease of $68,278 or 0.6
per cent.
During March the company op-
Grated 1876 stores as compared with
1873 in March, 1947. ...
j. o. Brott, assistant general coun-
sci of the American Bankers Asso-
citation, will address the auditors
section of the District Bankers As
sociation at a dinner meeting at the
Burlington Hotel tomorrow evening
on The Reserve Method of Ac-
counting for Bad Debts" Mrs.
Margaret S. Mcclure will preside.
Members planning to attend the
18th Eastern Regional Convention of
the National Association Bank Aud
itors and Controllers, in Pittsburgh
next week, will be listed.
The Second National Bank had
deposits of $28,897,770 on March 81,
compared with $3o,067,516 on De-
cember 81, 1947, the latest statement
shows.
Howard Atkinson has been ap-
pointed steward of the Willard Ho-
tel, Douglas A. Stalker, vice presi-
dent and manager, announced.
Anacostia Branch Bank Opens.
The Congress Heights Branch OF
the Anacostia National Bank
opened for business today, getting
away to a good start, John M. Har-
ris, manager, said. The branch
has three tellers, Mrs. Ella Andrews,
Mrs. Diana Lott and Hilbert A. Cor
ley. Robert T. Koontz, jr., is assist
ant manager. The bank is located
in rapidly growing section of the
city.
During March 8,344 shares of Po-
tomac Electric Power common stock
changed hands on the Washington
Stock Exchange, closing at 1874.
Washington Gas common was the
next most active stock, on turn
oyer ~ DlA shares
Evening star., 1948-04-07

Sierra Pacific Power Co. requested
authority, to issue $780, 900 worth
of first mortgage bonds.
Evening star., 1948-04-07

Rouriy Sales on the Eaehanse To-day:
II 100 am $40 600 1900 noon $50 900
100 pm $40 600 geo p.m $40 600
tUnit Of trading, 10 shares. sIn banx
ruptcy or receivership, o. being reoygantsed
under the Bankruptcy Act, or securities
assumed By such companies. Rates Of
disbursements based on the last QuafterlJ
or semiannuaI declaration Unless other
wise noted. special or extra dividends are
not included. H dividend. xr Ex rtghts
. Also extra or extras b Plus stock divi
dend. Cash or stock Declared or paid
50 far this year; Payable in stock esti-
mated cash value on ex dividend date
G Paid last year. b Declared or paid AFTER
stock dividend or stock split-up. 4 Aceum.
Payable In stock. exact cash yaiue undo-
termtned On declaration data
Evening star., 1948-04-07
N. Y. Bond Market

SELECTED LIST or ISSUES.
UurnisheA ~ the AssseiatsA Press.D
WORLD BANK a Msro oo4l a so,x
rntBR&D2A67 ~ l3iHud&M RI IS 81 6lli
Evening star., 1948-04-07

Kan City South
Kan City So pf4
Eayser J Ia J
Kel-HayW B sAe
Kennecott Ae
Kimbrly CT LAO
tKimb-Clrk Of 4
Koppers Co / 90
Kresge 8 8 he-.
Kress 8 H % -
Kroger Co zoe
LACLEDE @ go
La Cons pf S5
Lambert Co l "a.
Lane Bryant l
LeeRub&Tire "a
Lee & Sons 1.40.
Lehigh c & N l
LehPortCem IL
Leh Val Coal
Leh v Coal 1pf3
Leh v coal2pfM
Leh Valley r r
LehmanCrp zoe
Lehn & Fink
Lerner Strs I "
Lfb-O-F Glass 2.
Lib Men 4 L L.
Ligg B. Ny IA
Lily Tulip / NJ
Lima Hamil so
Lion Oil 2---
LIQUID Carbn !
LiquidCar pf3M
Lockheed Afro
Loew's Inc IN
LoneStarCe 3MA
Long-Bell Q 2.30g
Lorillard p /
Louisvil&N $50
Lowentn&S1 ha
tLowenstn pf4A
NICK TRUCK 1e
Macy r II 2
Mad So Gar L.
Magma Cop L.
MaEnavox L..
Manati sug / Mg
ManhS Shirtl .40a
Marac OIL log
Marathon Crp !
MarineMidl zoe
tMark st Ry Dr.
Marsh Field r.
Martin q L
MartinParry 80
Masonite Cp IL
Master Elec 2.40
Math Chem 1l1a
May Dept Str g.
'May Dept pf3A
tMayDept3. .40pf
Maytag Co /
McCroryS l.40a
McGraw Elec %
McGraW Hill 1a
MCINTYRE 2.01a
McKess&R 2.40
Mcclellan Str 10
Mead Corp he
tMead Co pf "a
Melville Sh l 80
Mercant Strs I
Mesta Mach 2h
Miami Cop Ae
Mid-ConPet 1he
tMid Steel 1pf 8
Minn-Hon Rg %
MINI Moline
Mimi pf 1Sk
Ain&StL Ry W
, 1948-03-02
British Warn Both Jews,
Arabs On Violence

British authorities have is
sued stern warnings to both
Jews and Arabs against con-
tinued violence, failure to do
so would compel the British
to use weapons against both
sides that are not now avail
able to either of them.
The Jewish Agency was al
so singled out for criticism for
failing to keep order in areas
turned over to them. despite
their assurances to the British
that they could.
Thirteen members of a pre-
liminary cabinet for the jew
ish government have been
chosen with David Ben Gour-
ian, head of the Jewish Agen-
cy, as premier.
, 1948-03-02
ST. THOMAS.

ST.
government of such an enter
prise"
Cooperative business of
this type is an ideal form of
operation in the Virgin Islands
because the indivual producer
has only a small output and
his overhead is unproportion-
ately large, therefore profits
are small But by pooling the
interests of many small pro-
ducers, a large scale business
enterprise is made possible
with corresponding saving in
operating expenses, "he con-
cluded.
Joseph Sibilly is president;
Samuel Vanterpool, vice-pres-
sident, and Philip A. Brenne-
man, Secretary-Treasure
, 1948-03-02
vANDENBERG

interest of this country. If it
succeeds our children and our
children's children will call us
blessed, he concluded.
, 1948-03-02
II the DISTRICT OUR Of the VIRGIN ISLANDS US.

u q D404NAO4 OOUA4 OF ING VIhG1N ISLANDS US
Division Of ST. Crolx atChristiansted
In the matter of the Estate of CHARLES HUMPHREYS. Deceased
Probate No ~ ls47; January Term. 1913
PUBLICATION OF APPOINTMENT & NOTICE TO CREDITORS
/ MARY T. RICHARDS. having been appointed Administrative
g. ]. a. OF the above entitled estate, do hereby give notice to all
creditors Of the said estate to present with proper vouchers such
signed Administrative G. I. A. or her attorney. All persons indebt-
cd TO the SAID estate are requested to make. payment to the said
Administrative C. I. A. or her attorney within said time.
First publication Of this notice made this 22nd day of February,
1913.
, 1948-03-02
WANTED

Experienced Stenographer,
particularly rapid typist.
Apply:
BUCCANEER HOTEL
, 1948-03-02
FINAL CLEARANCE
OF
WAR SURPLUS PROPERTY IN
ST. THOMAS AND ST. CROIX
SEALED BID SALE

Property previously assigned
TO Civilian Defense is now
available TO the people of the
Virgin Islands. The property.
offered in one lot. includes
Booster Pump Trailer Units.
First Aid Equipment. Cots.
Stretchers and some Fireman's
coats and pants.
, 1948-03-02

MARY E. RICHARDS
Administrative C. T. A.
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-03-10

SlDerla.
 "NOw that they are beginning to visualize an attack from North America, they have an added tendency to move their coloniza- tion north, this time on the basis of being ready to counterattack in an air war"
 The explorer, born in Canada of Icelandic parents is the most prominent American protogonist of the view that the Far North is habitable. "The friendly Arc tic" he calls it. His explorations of Arctic Canada, Alaska, Green land ana Iceland since the be- ginning of the century have most stressed scientific investigation of ligvin conditions.
 Arctic Earth Yields
 To help feed the miners, the government established the Vor- kuta agricultural tsation. Twelve state farms produce vegetables and dairy products for the city. Experiments have been made to develop frost-resisting types. The Arctic earth now is yielding rye. barley and potatoes during the brief but warm summer. , At Ukhta, an oil producing cen ter south of Vorkuta, standing slightly below the Arctic Circle there is a similar story. This city has grown to 10000 population and had an eleven-fold increase in oil production between 194O and le45.
 i "Vorkuta and Ukhta together equal the 10000 total population in all Alaska" the explorer point ed out.
 "In America we have lost the pioneering spirit" he said. "In- stead of seeking new places to colonize, we have reversed the nineteenth century trend and are migrating to places like South ern California where the climate is easy We don't have to worry
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-03-10

ter its entrance
 Inside, one flight up. the emi- nent Arctic explorer Vilhjalmur Stefansson sits among his 10000 polar books and documents. From his cramped quarters he watches the Soviet Union and the North American powers maneuveI for position in the vast area above the Arctic Circle where he spent a great many of his 68 years.
 He sees the Soviet Union far surpassing the United States and Canada in developing it's Arctic resources.
 Strategically, he feels the Arct- ic Sea is the most important body of water on earth. The Rus sians. he contends. are giving their far northern defenses a broad base through intensive col onization. The United States and Canada are failing to do so.
 Russia Doing More
 We of North Amercia are told that among our present weakness ses is the tremendous size of our cities and the top-heavy grouping of our industries around few centers," Stefansson said. There is the same talk in the Moscow press and on their radio. The diff ference is that they are doing more about it than we are"
 Believing that eventually there would be an attack on the Soviet from the east ana west, they be- gan building industrial centcrs in
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-03-10
Classified Ads.

FOR SALE%Sink with faucets,
 $4O.0O. Safetest Heating Stove,
 $10O.00. Call Monroe 50. 69tfc FOR SALE-1936 4-Door Dodge
 Sedan. New tires. Good Body and Tenders, Excellent running order. $35O0O Cash Call Black
 178. 60tfc pet, black and
 gray police pup. Phone Black 50. 7-2-3p
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-03-10

about creating the necessities of life for ourselves. Modern trans portation and our highly devel- oped economy bring them to us.
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-03-10
VETERAN AID DISTRIBUTED
 UNEVENLY. SURVEY SHOWS

UNEvENLY. SURVEY SHOWS Washington UP)--Direct gov ernment expenditures for veter- ans activities in the last fiscal year were the equivalent of $366 per veteran, study of Veterans Administration records show. Excluding transfers of funds or expenditures made from revolv- ing funds, the government made direct appropriation expenditures of $6,678, 100000 during the fiscal year ending last June 30 for an estimated veteran population then of 18,237,ooo.
 Each veteran did not receive anywhere near his proportionate share. the records show. That is because somewhat fewer than 100000 of the 14.3OO0,0OO World War II veterans did not partici- pate in any type of veteran pro- gram or benefit under the veter- anls' administration. Tuition Adds Up
 Others receiveing up to $500 a year for tuition in educational in- stitutions and at the same time received up to S90 a month for | living allowances.
 Still hundreds of thousands of others were drawing S20 a week for up to 52 weeks for unemploy- ment compensation and others required expensive hospitaliza- ton ana medical care. i Expenditures by states shows that the amount spent per veter- an was higher generally in south ern states and some northeastern and western states than in the middle west and northern states. | All the middle western states had a higher percentage of veter- an population than the veterans in those states received propor- tionately from the federal gov- ernment.
 Illinois, for instance, had COY per cent of the total veteran pop ulation but only , percent of the total spent went to Illinois veter- ans. If Illinois had received a per quota share based on population veterans in that state would have received approximately $4O5, ,354,- 900 last year instead of S339. .9OO.- GOO.
 Other Side of Picture
 Veterans in New York State would have received an addition al S60,000,000 on that basis.
 On the other isde of the pie ture veterans in Alabama would have received somewhere around s119,5o0OO0 instead of s152, ,50o- 900.
 The District of Columbia. with less than three fourths of one per cent of the total western pop ulation, received 2.8 per cen of the money spent. That was be- cause the nations capital is charged in the break down with the full expense of operating the Veterans Administration central office.
 Southern states receiving a higher percentage of the money spent than they have in veteran population are Texas. Missouri, North Carolina. Tennessee. Ken lucky, Alabama. Florida. Mississ- ippi and Arkansas.
 Rhode Island and Nassachu- sets in the east. and Colorado, Arizona, Oklahoma and New Mex ico in the west fall into that cate gory.
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-03-10

SOVIET oUTSMARTING U. S. IN ARCTIC. EXPLORER SAYS Stefanson Feels Russians Are Building Up Vast Strength
 In North
 By PHIL AULT
 United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK N. Y. (UP)--In the Greenwich Village section of New York, on street where trucks haul cargo down to the Hudson River Docks. stands dreary red brick apartment building covered with grime. Ash cans line the sidewalk and baby carriages clut-
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-03-10

Painting and paperhanging. J.B. Coble. Madison 3. POT 3rd Ave.
 82tfc
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-03-10

FOR SALE-Going business at
 $6,5O0. Writ R.C. CT Polar Is. 38tfc
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-03-10

SPECIAL PRICE on boats built to order up to 16 feet long.
 Howard Long, s. R. Seward, Al. aSka. 68-75c
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-03-10

FOR SALE-Mason Hamlin Piano, $500. Call Mad. 184. 68tfc FOR SALE-One large Servel Re- frigerator. Phone Garfield 5.
 68tfc FOR SALE-2 lots in Cliff Add. Block 2. Make offer. H. E. Par ker, 3040 So. 1858. Seattle, 88. Wash. 63tfc
The Seward polaris & Kenai Peninsula-Aleutian chain news., 1948-03-10

FOR SALE-Electric Cook stove.
 Apt. house size. Call Main 168.
Evening star., 1948-02-23
HOUSES UNEURkIsHED.

AhRMiNGTI2PN AL. SI,P noriS Brick desss6ed; o.ER
s42o; ewes. and week ends Wo. Q2S9.
ae1e aoth ST. Nw.-very conven; ioca.
ton for doctor or dentist; det., 4;storg
eond eef srqnd oor aa's 's i
seS s9s9 nsr dt Eth vng sPsIf s. HsSS
!; RoBB; NC, 1924 Vermont ave NV.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-ror rent Or vii,
9en' sass On s0is SSso d +: fSa;s
SgETos SeHsf SFass e aoR65Bs 81 eBssn Ge T.. PR
PSF RI P2ia atS6iss f5ento home.
sys1 I'll \: ssPSS
unslI yI SEPT; s 70, 1s4s. slst month r. ?.
sa16 s.P6Fx nvsssToS Rsels9f sisH RS el o1on HILL Md
rooms x9sx %s SG 9DIsstiUR %Sihg to children Can
house. located on S well-landscaped acres:
HoMa n ma mP PiER Axsae!e e. MsFsh Nc p sssd csl
an Non6 of6 coLoNIAf @ stone % house Sc n'y. on
wooded knoll. overlooking . stream
rooms arEs y r, Tm MODERN xii s
cabin John streetcar. wi: 1853: PA
bungalow Tor rent OF
viii sell like rent no down payment; $125
per mo; almost new; all COW. IA. $500
or GE. 0066.
FOR RENT, 2-story brick house. 1 yr.
old; silver Spring: S100 mo-, sas a;-c.
heat. Apply, stating number in, family.
age and number Of children and length
Of lease desired, to Box 221-J Star.
SUITABLE FOR doctor, dentist or home
office; vicinity -5th and Longfellow: det.
corner brick. 3 bedrms., attached once
rm. on 1st floor garage, oil heat, fire.
places; transportation, S145 mo. DU.
Evening star., 1948-02-23
ROOMS EURkIsHEp-kortheos.

ss aeea a5ss rGas Couple
wo sDpsSSes RSoM sTi atR sn for
rm. rra 80 with pvt. Bath with another girl: cars
as a. doer s TR 9sas and single rms,
in pvt home. Cali Ii. s1s2 after ,: m.
weekdays, an day Sunday. ga,
GIRLS ONLY Double tgH win, beds snS
kit; Nv rm; and phone priyilegess .s a Also
ees Ssss pouefAs ~ f4s1 ST. ft'sF sm se 0edrm
So single S12 double; men only. Call
TWo T1i 9oa1; ATTRACTIVE ROOMS for 2 Girls or
laandry HS y privileses suitable for for couple Or
fs9s gen HAMIfs IN isfh ST. NEcouDle for nice
rm. With kitchen PRIVILEGES telephseIne.
sao4 s l2sn 2snd ST. N.E.-Double rm. nicely
furn.; conv. to street cars and shopping
$3.50 $3.50 R. RE T AVE-; VEL MT. nAN1rR-sice rm.,
Stop. District fare. Call after p,;m.,
TAi ThE MAR1cK, 1873 B st. n.e.-Double
fsetss ws s2 beas and sann6s Tfses
THE GALENA, 1872 B st. n.e.-Share rm
for girls. single beds; laundry and light
cooking privileges; $25 and $3.50. FIR.
COLORED-s12 L N.E.-Large front
room for l or 2 sober men. Atlantic 4dl7.
sss% 51 9TH s1 mem sio s:ss
CoLoRED-410 EASTERN AVE. Me-. Apt.
D-Nicely furnished room for employed
couple or single person: all privils. TW.
1880. 23'
9Th ST. N.E.-Rm. with
sgle. sun porch. for refined cple. or sgle
OLORED-FURNISHED ROOM in apt. for
young employed cple or 2 girls; privils.
Phone TR 4O57
Evening star., 1948-02-23
ROOMS FURNIsHED-Md. q Va.

home suitable for young working couple.
one GENTLEMAN-Front bedrm:: conyen.
u BLOCK FROM NAVY ANNEX and Va.
bus; one dbe. and one single room; men.
rm for gentle
man in pvt home, good transp.' SO week
pouBIE.s1zE BEDROOM and facilities
in new home, rent free for woman or cou-
y4G H cs for Mrs Ee 'ms sHMR sis Msf
bsyon 2se sE SILVER spins. to S P% after sE
FALLS cHURCH-Attr. rm,, adj bath;
rants, shop. cen; ref. Call afte9r pm pm
any ms sa BATH hA and DEN
Is: fss7 sSg' r. UTAH. M vaRIrNaToN-Attrastiy.
front rm.., nicely furn.: $50 mo-; "a biz to
aRi1NGroN All Ne tse 74e N Emerson St. OF WI;
son blvd.-Large double room phone and
asndz sSg sg 9rsess sT oS4H 81 dbl Aaston ssa ss
5s 'ass'vs sds at doos ssass
peMfSioN I,ts hSmei HILLs-Dble. room: empl.
phone, CAL Falls Church 1915. "a
ROOM Ssons s! ssnsnfas paffns With 6has
TWo SLEEPING RMS. kitchen privileges;
faEafsi BEAGT1FnL PE DOUBLE DOUBLE ROOM in private
home for couple or two girls Phone OW
1889 or see at 1904 s. 9th St, Arlington,
Va. half block from transportation: "a
LYON VILLAGE-Front bedrm. in private
Single woman. Call MRS. YOUNG, Gil
5151. %
ALExANDRIA-Two lovely rms, bus. kit.
privil, to quiet, refined cple. or single
persons: near Pentagon, excel. transp
TE Olga after pm. -29
Evening star., 1948-02-23
MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE

MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE
ExGI9Moyn. IoS. passins s,orass local q
too large or small. GLOVER. RI. $3.50.
LOCAL MOVING, reasonable rates for
HSSGDfsTANeE SSGTTs NSGSfse MoevfNG 'ls 81 states,
incl New England: full or part loads; local
%moying; % Tsasonahle rates, NATIONAL
MOVERS AT, e3s0' days; AT. 1881, nights.
WANTED-Lead or part load to and from
WASHINGTON. Pittsburgh. Cleveland, Detroit,
chicaso, st: Louis, Kansas City. Denver
EDELMAN MOvING 4 sToRAGE Co
Reas. rates. viii accept your surplus fur
stopss as R pars a er on you5 az nGv4ng 4g
MOVING BY VETERAN Of experience with
new van; careful handling; reas. rates.
Ss AaE sYf Mo1fNG Mf o05 eoca SaS cvns
WASHINGTON. MARYLAND and all points In
MARINE VETERANS MOVING Co.-124-hr.
service: furniture moving and hauling:
an fasfass s Gut AT Il ass 5 y oss s
oS too % hs e 'nssanf sa sARs Aaas ar s5I
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or across
the country. safe. storage In separats
UNIcN STORAGE CO. NC, est. 1905
ct VANS OF VIRGINIA. SPECIALIZED
o Eli is6i OK raPssF Fss4 .ss sss.
MSXISS, local and long distance. Gail
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.. INC.
LOCAL GENERAL HAULING and moving.
Phone FIR. sS79. 29'
Evening star., 1948-02-23
APARTMENTS WANTED fco.e. }

sss ss1 sss:s :ss: 9ss;6s ssss : sR n sR
Rei FeuR lIsSl sSNcoM. AIR FORCE orrrestsas.
saaa salsnsa ssk aRs or p PoWshs sna house. CAY eA
APT; UNFuRN;. urgently needed by middle
and e@piosed sfe5 No sn Children. smp,ss. pess.
drinkins' parties excel. ref. Ii. sss. sSos.
INSTRUCTOR and wife EN-.
SIRE sire small apt: no smoking drinking or
ished; Northwest preferred: references. il
ROOM ok k1T Sski aN6 S'fs BarH. in sorthSes. Nv
s%gSlessa sS S i,ds Box ss;k: asssi ss.r' ~ SS;'.
nes students; eah RE, S4oo.. Ext, 44Ss:.
sfsi susiNkksEsS NkkESHsp9 TTssday rd Or after =.
ing child in April. desire 3-room furn.
saIi a MONDAY nI sta throush Saturday. Q an, to
dovT: EMrIoYYE desires small efaciency
apt, IuTn'; nv section Sspt; building
Mon. or after $50 '1Sa: Taes NSs; tSfoSs8 Fs Fl
EFFICIENCY APT. furn.. for one renned
TWo @ I EMpLoYsS Is LaDfEss f ssss desire 1-bsdrm
apt: excel; refs; Before 8, call Elk. ss54i
ffU5iRtN. Oh uSFFUijRN. APT. or Ink. nm.
sg fSs 'ps pss5 nF EXT WsSS sS or Washington Circle
MARINE OFFICER and wife desire fur.
nished or unfurnished apt; no children;
cS6LLokEDNsETT1TiiEp EMpIoYE. wife, WIFE .
children (infants,. desire Groom unfur-
cOLoREpEWAS1TsEisDi. -Tli uNFURN. SGR APT. by
March 5: j or 2 rms, kit and bath: for
auist. refined. employed, married couple;
no children or pets. Box COX Star. 26'
Evening star., 1948-02-23
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

DUPONT CLUB, 1925 10th st. n;w-Nice
2nd-nr. double. S47.50 each: also sgls.;
plenty Of e,cooksd food 20 -.
1926 FILLMORE ST: N.W-Excel board ,d
1897 GALLATIN ST.-Young lady to share
and laundry privils; . meals per day
with Sunday dinner conven. transp. bus
sade aad car n, eal Sworner 81 525G front Clean
home: excellent meals; meals employed pe9pple;
ETcLIp ST. NV. s,n 1s!lapouDls H. ,2a iTSn' ron
NEW HAMPSHIRE AvE-House newly dec.
GRATED, rms. with studio beds: daily maid
service, switchboard service, good meals.
I401 10th ST. NW.-Large room for
double. with new furnishings. vacancy in
double Tor girl; selected menu, switch
G1i I5i7 R. 1. AVE. N.w-Lse. dble. rm.:
also rm. to share with another girl; good
IINa haRGE Dc DoUBEE BE ROOM, all mod. improve.
laund. priyils.. good home-cooked meals;
JUST OFF DUPONT CIRCLE, 1901 21st
St nw-Vacancies for young girls and q
few vacancies for gentlemen, in one OF
choice guesthomes. Ho. 1900.
1919 18th ST. N.w.-Double rooms with
ARLINGTON Large rm.. home.eooksdd
Wash. Daily maid service. Gil s9l0. -23
1174 MASS. AVE: NV, Dupont Circle
Share vacancy with young man, 81 80.
Also vacancy for girl, $50. 20