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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-17

Pneumonia. following injury 20 the
chest can be prevented with large
doses u penicillin or sulfadiR Eine. &C
cordinK 20 Or, Edward Phillips,
writing In the Journal Of the Ameri.
can Medical association. Dr, Phil
lips presents his observations on 70
patients treated for pneumonia fol.
lowing injury 10 the chest
The author cites two invsEtiRa.
tors who demonstrated by animal
experimentation how . blow 10 The
chest with or without fracture of
The ribs, cen produce injury 10 the
lungs, TIE blow stimulates the
VaEus nerve, which extends from
the Uranium 20 the lungs. 10 con.
tact the bronchial tubes which re-.
suits In . partial collapse 81 The
hung, This collapse area becomes In.
fectsd because n lacks aerAtion.
Injections Of Rtropins into ths
veins, which paralyEss the terminal
hbers Of thu VaEuS nerve. Wili pre-
vent or minimize the chances a.
collapse and infection following In.
jury 70 the chest. states the author.
Large doses Of penicillIn and sulfa.
diaElns will StsTiliSe the lung area.
Additional facts regarding the -
patients follow;
In 50 patients C7t per cent? pnsu-
monia developed only on the same
side - the injury,
The majority Of patients hSd q
mild type Of pneumonia.
Over "a per cent 0f pnsum0nla
cases occurred within sin days u
the injury.
Over 30 per cent of the patients
recovered within one week.
Three patients died with Q result.
ant mortality rate Of 81 per cent
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-17
FUNERAL RITES HELD
FOR CAR ACCIDENT
VICTIM ALFRED BURKH

Rev. ID. G. White officlRted at
prayer services at Brooks funeral
home Wednesday at 2 O'Clock for
ALFRED BurlGs. who was accident
ally killed In q car accident
Thursday, Dec. Q.
Mrs. Cora BurIts. wife Of the
deceased, came here from Stock
ton, Calf. TO make arrangements
for the funeral The body win be
shipped to Pine Bluff. Ark. for
funeral and burial.
Mr.. BurlSB 10 survived by his
wife, q sister, Mrs. w. b. YGncy.
Of St Paul. and other relatives In
81. Louis and Pine Bluff.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-17
Many Attend
Barbara Fields
Coming Out"

Many age groups attended the
ooming-out party OF barbara
Adele Fields. II year old dAuEh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lafayette
Fields, sos 81. Anthony Ave, The
party was q combination debut
dancing party and birthday cele-
bration.
The party was held Monday.
Dec, IL, at Junior Pioneer Hail.
Ushers for the affair were Ralph
Graham. John McNeaL Edgar
Pillows and Ernest johnson.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-17

Tho humble side Of MT Thomas
Carroll came 60 light when MEM
bcrs Of st. Thomas Episcopal
Church gathered In the Under
croft Of the church for = going
away dinner given In hia honor on
"Wednesday last.
Tom" Carroll, senior warden
% the church frum ipta 20 the
present, Ia going 90 make his "a.
ture hUne In TNipelo, Miaa
Tears came into the eyes OF Mr.,
Carroll a. he FpViewcd TO those
present his ups and downs" a.
senior warden, we all have been
working for one objective bet.
ter world In which 10 live" he
said. he handed special praise 10
Father Louis w. johnson, Vicar.
lilo was the chairman of the
committee which nquidated tho
recent mortgage ON the church
and had the honor Of setting the
torch 10 the mortgage paper
The iadioa prepared the dinRsi
and the men presented Tom"
with q beautifully designed prayer
book with the names Of the men
inscribed therein.
Mr. Thomas Carroll paasoAaoa
those qualities which make . good
ohurchmAn and an excellent nen,
Tor warden. We arc sorry Ia loas
him. but his good deedR shall
always remain with un
Boyd Crawford. junior warden
made tho prayer book preacRtA
ton, TaimAdgS Carey, master Of
cerumonlea III. T. N
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-17

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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-17
nv HELEN SMITH
CHRISTMAS CARDS

CHRISTMAS CARDS
Running year Christmas cards around
diSqucnE effect like back the clock
hng the the changes Of tho sende hvea
To-day the fo moved others have gotten
married had babea divorced secured important oba ones In tho
asylum al them dead few make bot
o difference
approach holidays the end Of ~ cant help
wandering the world hut optimH a.
! hopeful Of the best
WTDDNo BELLS
TGay'rp ringing P't.mAn nance sldssy
Anderson q New Years Eva
Rath tire daughter Of oaa ttaA Saa ah Ava No. and
has active musical cultural MnnaApaaA
Anderson Formerly % Fergus rails . aFAfAmAn he
mechanical FeseaFCh dlVtasa ss 0eRsTaI Aallla
The Win be married quietly by ts Rev. M O. Boyd ~
% nhdnighL
Congratulations. hss1 wishes, 10 ySu both
SToP Az
u you've heard this
AZ muddy erossroad the deep south sign
Choose your rut eaFefuly-you'n Be In Il 10 mioa"
You viii make friends . week by getting yourself
Interested other people year by trying
get other people Interested In you.
And for the tired Xmas SoppsrThs Of giving that
you expect nothing you giving
tsr--Alan Blair
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-12-17

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Evening star., 1948-03-10
Paroled Capone Men
May Be Jailed Again,
House Inquiry Hears
BY the Associated Press

Daniel M. Lyons, chairman of
the Federal Parole Board. yesterday
disclosed a Justice Department rul-
ing under which four former AL
Capone gangsters might be returned
to prison.
Mr.. Lyons testified before a House
Expenditures subcommittee looking
for any bribery or corruption" in
the paroling Of Louis Campagna,
Philip D'Andrea, Paul Ricca and
Charles Gioe last August.
The board released them after
they had served about one third of
their 10-year sentences for a con-
spiracy to extort $1,000,000 from
the movie industry by threats of
violence.
Mr.. Lyons said T. Vincent Quinn,
Assistant Attorney General in charge
of the Justice Departments Criminal
Division, has advised him that
paroles can be revoked even II per-
sons have not violated the law since
their release.
Hoffman Charges Deception.
Committee Chairman Hoffman
contended the gangsters concealed
some Of their arrests in their parole
applications. He argued this was
grounds for revoking the paroles.
Mr.. Lyons said that under Mr..
Quinn's ruling this is true if ma
terial deception was practiced on
the board. He was not a member
of the board when the paroles were
granted.
AS the committee apparently
neared the end of it's months-long
investigation other, developments
included
MIR. Hoffman said the FBI has
been asked to try to track down the
identity of mystery man known
only as Mike Ryan. A Dallas CTex.)
lawyer. Maury Hughes, testified last
week that Ryan paid him $4,000
to obtain dismissal of mail fraud
indictment against the gangsters.
Dillon Charges Politics.
Paul Dillon, st. Louis lawyer and
onetime campaign manager for
President Truman, told the commit
tee, "You gentlemen are here con-
Quoting a political matter pure and
simple"
He said Mrs. Carnpagna paid him
$4,000 for his help in freeing the
men.
Francis Curry of Joliet, ILL.,, who
rented farm from Ricca in Kendall
County, ILL.,, until recently, testified
he never paid any money to help
the men get paroles. A similar
denial was made by Willie Heeney,
a Cicero Qll) tavern operator.
The committee plans to hear an
other witness tomorrow, but MIR.
Hoffman said IT don't want to call
and more witnesses unless they know
something about the case"
Mr.. Dillon was asked by Repre-
sentative Lanham, Democrat, of
Georgia, did you use your friend
ship with the President in any way
in securing these paroles?" Mr..
Dillon replied, II did not
Evening star., 1948-03-10
Soviet Far Exceeds u. 5.
In Propaganda, Club Told

The United States must expand
its facilities considerably for broad
casting to foreign countries to COM
pete with Russias highly organized
propaganda machine according to
David Penn, of the International
Broadcast Division of the State De-
partment.
Addressing the Exchange Club Of
Washington in the Willard Hotel
yesterday, Mr.. Penn pointed out
that Russia started experimenting
in the use Of foreign policy as far
back as 1917.
State Department officials have
Evening star., 1948-03-10

estimated that more money is ap-
|propriated annually for broadcast
ing in Russia than for any single
phase Of government, except for
military purposes, Mr.. Penn said.
Evening star., 1948-03-10
Bar Plans Convention Here

The American Bar Association has
announced that its 1850 convention
will be held in Washington, when
the city celebrates its sesquicenten-
NAL anniversary. The meeting will
| take place during the week of Sep
tember II.
Evening star., 1948-03-10

The United States, on the other
hand. sis spending less per year to
make itself understood abroad than
American women spend per week on
cosmetics" he added.
Evening star., 1948-01-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-No,,hw.s,.

TAKOMA FAIRS rms. and bath, good
ioeastaloni 3 e pi;iss: s1e:s59. A: - 5. GAEDIsER
GEoRRGETowNm1st GEE R4;dE commercial. vacant.
pTced M oW sfs5o o psone s1es sn sna sDtf
eyes; Eyes until 9. BRuRY REALTY CORP.
s1fasiLY s7s 4 = aFTonvssso, APT as llss atn
Priced At sl5.s50 Tor quick sale. e. Total 10
rooms, TO svas oatns; 9l hsat Phone sun Il
hIsIR iIsd < kn s5; NV NV ,.l RE il3a. 20 20.
sem,det; mi brick S. rms, powder rm. tiled
Call It'll 9 pm. LEO M BERNSTEIN g.
sfTrENHoHsE sH shR E. sT Nv Ne Whnnsa,ow Saoo;
cant, conveniently situated near schools
shopping and transp.; detached; immedi-
ate possession; 5 large rms, bath, bsmt,
gil u Feat. a. See tbs, this to-day! CAN I'll pm
INGLEsIDE TERRACE NV, near 18th
Priced at only .Sl2,5oo is. this attractive
Cali til pm, LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN T.
CO.. 1415 K st.tn:w., ME. 5400.
MADISON ST. N.W.-In finer section Of
pletely modern. spacious rms, bath,
extra washrm, full bsmt,, oil heat. Can
be purchased at real price. Close to all
conyenisnces. Call I'll pm, LEO NJ.
800.
BURLEITH-S750 down buys this charm
ing semidet. brick. & rms, bath, deep lot,
ETC.: conveniently situated near schools,
shopping and transit line. See this un-
usual value todaw Call It'll pm. LEO
M: BERNSTEIN & CO.. 1415 K st. NV.
10Th AND WEBSTER SITS. N.W.-vacant;
immediate possession may be had of this
desirable corner brick, consisting OF s
garage. front porch; can be purchased for
LEO ~ N; sERNsTEiN & CO. 14i5 K St St:
SiEyfIASp fAEk ,a Large detached s ss
Lewis !eyes;: Wo. 407o), with VIM, M.
EHeGGSM4kr9asw EIeGp 81 aw Reatsl Dl Sos
saehed. bedrooms withs Large closets, Str
sround srii p level entranee @ " Nieeiy arranged
So seas senhs Of i4Smi a wAPLE HaeSS co 81 D
UPPER 10th ST. AREA-Brick, 3 bedrms..
$seit iv' as'ii rm sENATE Really sid FS'ues Co.
coEoEEp@FiFsr eGs EEf ST. hM ES coMMERcrALBrick NINE
s rms, bath -s3 it; wide: easily ;eonyeried
eefnsE S1S OF vi Ra fve
down payment. $1,000; price, $13,150.
Colo cRED-1st coMML., on sth st.N15
rooms: 5 baths: monthly income. $3.50:
ss ss434r do hsndlss e5aa H azs REA
COLORED-lst AT V-9 rms, 2h baths;
full. bsmt. h.-wh., two porches; $4,000
COLORED, 1900 BLK. WILLARD ST. NV
-2-story, 2O-tt. brick; 10 large rms. and
2 baths, arranged into 2 complete apts
with separate heating plants; full base
ment: convenient to everything; income
Priced to sell with reasonable
down payment; Do not hesitate. Call
till q pm. weekdays. Sun. IL to 5. VIM.
PROPERTIES INC, 1919
cohoREb, 81 Ri less II LAMoar MONT ST. N.w-Fine
brick home with bedrooms; only $500
down; Call HARRY COHEN, RE. 1d71,
coLoRED-es1s oRj SHERMAN ave- rms.
81. 300 Cali s. MR.. HARRIS De. e. 1iso, e
GooLoRRRHD-sas Col p ST. N.w.-Brick. 8
rooms, bath; price; S10.75o: small cash,
CoLoRED@NEAR 18th AND SPRING
RID. N.W.-Moderate down payment. good
terms; det. brick center-hall plan, z
rooms, bath, c.h.-w.h.. Call Morris Cohen
or Donald Gunter with A. M. DRA1S-
NER, 1404 L st. NV, MA. sO36; home
Evening star., 1948-01-19
ROOMS eURasHEp-Mp. and VA

NO. ARL-Corner bedrm;, nicely furn.:
bus; ssie., ss5. oW. 1925 after 8 pa pm
ARL.4 sirls. share adjoining lovely twin.
privileges: convenient Phone OK. 3457
1 LARGE FURNISHED bedroom; dbl. bed,
alshEnss ahe nxs esih aL 5715 Il new nome near ee
ARL:. VA, attr. fr. rm., nicely turn;;
ss s ,"Hs@ sSs s'sS aSa ''si
TsfksGf'sc TskGE CORNER JIM E. boGBLE S6dh Il ROOM, twin
beds; convenient transportation; gentle
NJ s5ss Sss 5Ss sls s4g g
TWo LOVELY ROOMS for two or three
boys or girls. priv; bath. nicely furnished
ice. @ af0 small charge rye will viii c Consider % en-
Naval Medical Center, Cancer Clinic, very
from home. Apartment new; 500. Cali
DoMINIoN D 1tiS HILLS, 1921 10th I'd. North.
Arlington-Single room, next bath; $50.
ATTRacrfS2 AfnRGre fSao' SINGLE ROOM, private
ALEXANDRIA, or 3 rooms. bath, kit.
privileges; 10 min. Pentagon; excel. transp.
Call afternoons, TIE. OLGA. -2l
REFINED YOUNG LADY to share with i.a an, q,
privileges; evening meal if desired. CH.
GREEN MEADOWS. Md.-Newly furn,
unlim. phone. Protestant home, no drink
ing. smoking; lady; bus stop 2 drs. WA
CoIoRED-TwIN BEDS, convenient to
bath; 2 employed girls; S5 week each.
Evening star., 1948-01-19
HOUSES EXCHANGED.
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

ADULTS want furnished Groom house,
vicinity American University Park. by 26th.
SH. 1882 10"
5 BEDROOMS, 2 baths, by respectable
permanent resident; NV. or nearby Nd
VETERAN, permanent Weather Bureau
forecaster. wife and two children desire to
rent 2 or 3-bedroom unfurnished house;
NV. or Virginia preferred. VI lQ43. 20s
SECURITIES EXCHANGE COMMISSION
accountant; unfurn. 2 or bedrm.. apt. or
house; small adult family. GE. 6547. 10
ENGLISH COUPLE, 2-year-old girl, require
unfurnished house, 2 or 3 bedrms; NV.
D. G.; careful tenants. PELL, OR. 1894
PLEASE HELP reunite family needing
sa suburbs un'ua cail nfse pR. FRuEsBEf a5 % Naval
Ordnance Laboratory, SH. 71O0, Ext. 307,
APARTMENT OR HOUSE, two bedrooms,
urgently needed by Marine officer, wife,
child; Arlington or NV. Taylor 3016. 20"
NAVY CAPTAIN, wife and daughter. 1S,
desire 2-3 bedroom. unfurnished house;
NAVY CAPTAIN desires "a bedrm house.
unfurnished: preferably NV. nearby Md.
or Va Call RE. 7400 Ext. 30S4. 21'
UNFURNISHED HOUSE, veteran, perm.
employed, children; up to $125 Please
call EX. 2460, Ext. 3915, MR.. HOL-
Evening star., 1948-01-19
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

IN KENSTNGTON, direct from owner; rea-
sonably priced; CT financing, If possible.
DE 1900 Ext. 406. is
1whitel in D. c.; have $4,000 cash; give
full information. Box 320-C. Star. lS'
CHEVY CHASE-9-rm. f5-bedrm) fr. or
brk, within short walking dist. Rosemary
or Somerset Sch: interested in old house,
If sound and reas. Write Box 373-C, star.
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE. or more
bedrm home; $4,000 to $4,000. MRS.
WI. 1885. --lS
SILVER SPRING AREA-Have cash buyers
in immediate need Of 3 or 4 bsdroom oan
homes in this area; priced from $1,000
ts s5oss ssoo2S sms %TsR.Y oThES YonK * sf1 81
or bedroom home: 1st,f- den and iaV;
preferred but ont essential: Will pay up 70
So, 500 cash; Chevy Chase. d. C. or MO
Wakefield. Forest His or Shepherd Park.
Phone Mr Evans. Wo; 02ao. with
SHANNON g. LUcHS CO.. 1905 H st. nw'
We HAVE PURCHASERS for Briahtwood
and Petworth houses. Let our 40 years OF
real estate experieRce produce results LOT
you as it has fer many Washinstonians.
Phone Mr. SshTsIo lruI co Wo ,os 9gst; : t. nE Hlsn
VI. w HAVE HAVE CASH buyers for heuses in
Petworth and Brightwood; FeT fTeSs
appraisal. ,eadllo eall until p.n'' KAY EEAaaatf Ehaa
Evening star., 1948-01-19
MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE

packing, storage; local
or long distance. anywhere. any time; no
Job too large or small. GLOVER, RE. $3.50.
MARINE VETERANS MOVING Goa -hr
service: furniture moving and hauling;
trunks and baggage. AT. 2759 or FIR. 03S6.
VETERANS, starting business, will move
you day or evening: reasonable rates;
light hauling a speciality GE. 1851.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or across
the country. safe storage in sepaTete
UNICN STORAGE CO.. INC. est. 1906.
EFT VANS OF VIRGINIA. specialized
packing. shipping. storage, transfer; large
or small lots. cH. 1901. OK. 1924: ewes.
VETERAN just out of the service will move
to too nii little. % caii EARLE. s Al. 1851. 10! 0'
MOVING. heavy and light, D. c., Va. and
Md. Call TR. 9542. 20'
WANTED-Load or part load to and from
Washington. Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Detroit,
Chicago, st. Louis, Kansas City. Denver
and Calf. Immediate service. NORTHERN
vANLINEs. INC. AT, k43, Ii. 3726. 24'
new truck: careful handling: reas. rates.
Call any time, MR.. COOK. GIL. 5137. i
EDELMAN MOVING d STORAGE CO.
Ress. rates; will accept your surplus fur
niture as part payment on your moving.
storage. Ia. 1887; after Pm, GE. 1416.
20s
Evening star., 1948-01-19

2 EMPLOYED women will exchange 2
ssa5 sanhed ap sH aDt 4s5S SF sunday
77s1 Two MGnsas. GIRns. ao-so. to share 2-bedrm;
stb spb with 5o oss5 astb ST. srs se seae ap home
easE oPEN FOR FOR '1NsPEcTIoN, Il to i, 71e 9th
St NV, Apt. 4, l room, kit. and BATH
newly coNsTRucTED-Lse; bright liy;
chintz!; bedrm., bath and fully equipped Iplns
West 1e II Hyattsviile. ats; Nd. sia5 mo. includes
utilities; references; avail immed. VA
MODERN APT, bedrm., living rm., dinette,
Kitchen and bath: couple or couple with - !
child; S65 mo. For information, call SH
2996. Or Box 1341P, p star ons ~29 s.n9,s-
man to share apt. with two other men;
$36.67 q month; can be seen from 70
WANTED-one or two girls to share spa
sars Service ssn1u and ali f'u utlisies Cali Ho 55ss
BfT BGbIfei2o 1Se1R sfsa ROOM ELECTRIC
refsr.. share bath; s67.6o mo. l44o T. l.
soei 1904 nEi 18th ST. N,w.-Newly decorated.
studio apt. with kitchenette, suitable, for
downtown sTTD1o APT. 71s 9Th st st.
ssS s 18th ST. s.W.E1 bedrm., kit, semi,
pvt. bath, utll. 1urn.; empl. couple 700
nG hiss Mo MONROE SRGl ST. N.w.-Lhk; has sink
and stove; one employed person; $40 a
sth ST. NV. 41s-No drunks; working
9!Sse ssss ri RHops Ge6PseEsIANp IsIANp AVE. N.w-8rm
furn. apt. in return for services as care
taker and hQusekeeper twhite) sober, in
dSs5,,SVs sr sRpsSsviy GGRs atssr Pun tD1n ant
hall. lge. .-liv. rm,, kit. dinette and
Sh Sssnd in senv NOD ss ssv IA dsss &C. 0fs sx
GIRLS TO SHARE s-rm. apt; with an n.
other girl; sac each each l34s Kenyon st.
AAiMExANpRfA0Is s bedroom apt, sublet 3
to s months, near Pentagon; about Ss5
monthly 3 months payable in advance;
elderly eoppis e. preferred; give particulars
SSIGrNfTY VIZ N.Y. iish aiat COLUMBIA RD., bed
room apt, to share with couple for care z
Of child while mother works Box 2Sa3D 30
i's oR e GIRLS to share ne. apt, with ]
other priyate os room kt Rox pTx s2s each
YOUNG GIRL will share modern a-room
Kit; and bath apt: in NV: section with !. :, !:
rd. NV RA 69s3 after pm. 49,
1107 ST. s.E.-La-ge bedroom and com
plete kitchen; semipyt: bath; nicely fqrn fur
GfRf 10 or share sa modern Dsp With
portstien to AIRPORT; TIE; o279. 49,.
s9d Sssh ssn So sT sash for rs 81 stn s
bath, 1913 1st NV, s45; 26 Quincy st
&aIkNG slHNa9 pnsrSSGr 5R sss SowSTows So sATaS 1885,
17th st. NV Apt; PVT. front bsdrm
Sssf pssf; 'sb' ss5 mo n0 AD. R 1sss sd after pm
Evening star., 1948-01-19
SUBURBAN SALE.-MARYLAND.

SILVER sPRING-Charming brick bunga-
low located on large lot; excel a c9nd res
NER II 8MG aGiFsaIRR sF s1R2 GaRpfSs "a EMS
large. spacious 4-bedroom mod. brick home.
baths; ] bedroom and bath on 1st n:
built-in garage; located on large beautiful
corner HANDICAPPED lot, Put this on your
cARLEs cha IS II 'f oMo tesaz 81 de t. nARffs III sn
RoCKvILLE-Lge. 1s-rm. house; baths;
sh VIII ps5 or tss Ef 81 REE ss
HAYDEN FARMs-A s-rm brick. / yr.
Portable home. We're selling this one or
offers See it and place yours. Shown b
90 FSt G6s trus5 opsn sH3GK M
SILVER SPRING, 7911 Gist court--,6-Tm;;
brick house, all modern. OIL heat, sttaGineo ai
to District line. Available for immediate
occupancy. Open Sun 2-5 p m. or by aPpt
WM. F. CARL1N 967 Thayer ave. SH
CHEVY CHASE, blk across District line
"A fine Colonial home with = oedrms; i onn ane
desires iai't to trade for smaller house. ThiG
AD. 4 ,s5s sos2. : EDWARD Z. Caldwell, IA.
sETMEsDA brick GaRs God S on mice sSs1 Slb
sDss fit snd porsh aa on i
and m The bath On 2nd a, iull s; basement mem.
REAhFY Rsailis PseseSf1&Sh e. E& 1853 SS ii pm s6
sfnVi sIVrR R's SPRING open p. daily: daily s; s,s;
ready for inspection UNIQUE cn;s,,ni lSt n
ffrepl.' fis large din rm, modern equipped
Kit. with dinette space and pantry tiled
powder r and SIDE peT9 eoIo4ed oRa thea
sath snd eoa oonstractlsn Iae . 9niy $500 Eis5
n1nx e out esSS Soes ra turn 10 right
indian Spring DIR. to Wire ave and nd EXHIBIT ,3l
house. Call Mr. Bartlett. LU. 1850 WITH
BROWN REALTY CORP" Realtors Do.
WH103ooDsrDE. Silver spring-Brand-new
det all-brick home with slate roof and
/ full bath, first-f. lavatory, full 6ase-
450 Can Wo; 1928 or FRANK s. PHIL
vETERRN VIE Al APPROVED HoMEs-ws have
Just few left; lovely Groom briek,
cougars bedrooms. nfi tiied bsth: ysry snasssi
with $500 down. about Ss5 per month
they tte,; are are gone. ROBERT MAdEE,. RE.
SILVER IIV Rhsn ssnpRiNG BRIcK-New, ready for
living room, dining room, kitchen, lovely
covered side porch, 3 bedrooms and tiled
hath with shower: full basement. gas heat;
frst offering; unusual terms with as little
as 1000 down; Sl5.250: nr Flower ana
Finey Branch. ROBERT MAGEE, RE.
iyNUsUAL BRICK BUNGALOWS rooms;
living room dining room. large modern
eouipped kitchen, den, bedrooms, mod
ern tiled bath, full plastered basement.
gas heat, stairs to full height expansion
attic; insulated expensive aluminium
storm windows. screens: first offering;
location Takorna Park, New Hampshire
ave extended, ROBERT MAGEE, RE.
7740 until Q.
(CoI tinued on Next Pags1
Evening star., 1948-01-19
ROOMS WITH BoARp.

CLUB MASON, 1926 New Hampshire ave.
htM house, has double room, Z ladies; also room
at the best; we are famous for our food.
MARYKNoIL REST HOME. 144s MINI.
ave. s.e.-Vacancies; elderly and chronic
patients; a4-hour nursing care. AT. 4TSs,
SINGLE ROOM. s5e; young lady to share
double with young lady. S54; young man
share double sh sa s5ans meals Hp
VACANCY FOR CHILD, "a, in private
licensed home; fenced yard. FA. 34S6
any time weekdays. after on Sunday.
1887 GALLATIN ST. N.W.-vacancy for
pvt bath; meals. per day with Sunday
phone: good transp. Call GE. 5976. 20
23O 10th ST. N.E.-Nicely furn., room
meals. home atmosphere, use phone: pvt.
family; $3.50 each per wk. LU. 4157.
vIRGINIA-Single and double rms, home
sna ava Mrs osz Rfe
DOUBLE RMS. twin beds, lge closet,
cial activities, convenient to Transports
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DUPONT CIRCLE, 1854 Mass. ave. NV
pfasnt Gr prp snd gS9d food few ya
THE MARIETTA, 1925 18th st. NV
Nicely furnished rooms for young ladies or
young men: elevator, shower, excel. board.
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE,, few va
cancies for girls in this popular guests
house, Specializing In good food and
ssyE ssTyee MdSEY Sla oN MEsLsNo All rooms at
present. but at Mrs. KS, 1406 18th st;
days a mo. for $50; meals are delicious,
well-balanced, varied: bus service 4-ways
1asI 18th ST. N.w.-Attractive. large
double; also single vacancy for man in
room, with, running water; good meals;
ssoS 18th ST. N.w.-Nice double rm. for
2 young people; det. home friendly
food $40 wk. ca. incl, breakfast; dinner
optional RA. 392S. 30
RM., PRIVATE BATH, 2 meals, In private
home for young employed woman or stu
dent, in exchange for assistance. with
housework and care Of 2 small Children.
viii consider employed couple. oV 0521.
ROOM AND BoARD-Employed couple or
lady in private home, FA. 1888. Ii