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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-02-19

Of course there are many who
say it makes no difference because
the world is rushing toward cata-
clysm anyway and we have only
about seven years in which to wor-
ry, fight the high cost of living,
gable about foreign policy and
make eyes at the opposite sex.
That could be true, too. And
there's a prize field for experting!
How long before the reds will
have the atom bomb Or some
thing worse? Will the soviets cool
off and give up their ambition to
run the world? Will there be war
before any other nation has the
atom bomb ? Or does some other ma
tion have such bombs right now, in
secret? Go ahead and expert!
There's room for all and those
who really know least perhaps can
shout loudest and thus "get into
the act''.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-02-19
!. G;sr%S.H Ms
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This is the golden age for ex.
perts. And it isn't too difficult tC
get to be known as an expert
Mostly you have to talk loudly anC
write in capital. letters.
The fields for exporting are mum.
erous and some Of them are fairly
profitable.
These fields include our domestic
economic field, the money situation
the Palestine situation, the British
Labor government, commodity
speculating, artificial rain-making
European aid, communism, here
and in Russia, etc, with a long list
of etcs.
Up to last week there was room
for experts on whether or not Els
enhower would run for president,
but Ike has put that question to
sleep. Wisely, too.
Look over the list, pick your meat
and get busy.
What brings all this up right
now is that SO many travellers are
posing as experts on the need for
European relief-the Marshall Plan
Come recently a coupla guys who
pretend to vast knowledge, telling
us that Europeans are not really
starving, they're just a bit hungry.
They have less to eat so they have
less energy. Thus they are less ac-
tive and need less to eat.
That's fantastic, isn't it? But
they contrive to get themselves
taken seriously and one will get
you ten that some Congressman
will grab at their words and with
them seek to make point against
the Marshall Plan.
Official information is really no
good. To get the truth you have
to wait for the reports of a few
amateurs who don't know how to
seek facts and many of whom
don't know facts when they find
them.
Amy amateur observer making a
plush tour of good hotels can tell
you all about the hunger situation
in Europe. You don't believe it?
Well, it's been done! The amateur
experts admit it themselves.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-02-19

No. 17.-Kilndrawers, East Liverpool,
o. Ray Green, 4l0 Jefferson st. Meets
first and third Thursday in Room in
NBOP Bldg.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1948-02-19

No. ls.-Dippers. East Liverpool, o.
Edwin Sisley. Rear 303 Moore st. Meets
first and third Friday in Room No. 2,
NBOP Bldg.
Evening star., 1948-12-02

, inal section Of my division will have
cleared approximately TOO cases.
Most Of the defendants, Mr.. eau
die noted, will be reputable citizens
some of them will be outstanding
civic leaders"
The assistant attorney genera.
called attention to the fact that the
law provides for prosecuting tax
lcounsellors as well as taxpayers. AS
a case in point, he told Of lawyer
for q circus who figured out deduc-
tions which temporarily enabled his
employer to evade almost $4,000, ,00O
in taxes.
The Internal Revenue Bureau
stepped in, he said, when 1t failed
to confirm the abandonment of 48
elephants which the lawyer had re-
ported and deducted for.
Mr.. Caudle emphasized that the
total number of criminal prosecu-
tions is negligible in comparison
with the millions of income tax re-
turns annually made to the Govern
ment. He said this indicated "citi-
zenry essentially honest and alert tc
their obligation to financially sup
port their country"
Evening star., 1948-12-02
Income Tax Evasion
Up TenfoId During
Last 7 or 3 Years
By the Assoeioted Press

CHAPEL HILL, N. c., Dec. "A
l0-fold increase was reported today
in income tax evasion cases re-
ferred to the Justice Department for
criminal action.
I'm the last seven or eight years" "
Assistant Attorney General Theron
L. Caudle said, "tax evasion has, in
a manner of speaking, matured as
a crime in its own right"
In an address prepared for the
North Carolina Association Of Ger
tifed Public Accountants the head
of the Justice Departments tax di-
vision added:
mot so long ago the total num-
Der of criminal tax cases clearing
through the tax division was q
maximum Of perhaps 10 or 80 cases
a year. Today the situation Is rad
ically different. We expect that at
the end of this fiscal year, the GRIM
Evening star., 1948-12-02

| lection of taxes under the recently
enacted gross sales ordinance was
filed in circuit court here yesterday
by q individuals and companies.
The action is the outgrowth Of a
number of meetings held to pro-
| test the law.
Evening star., 1948-12-02

The word hammock stems from
the Spanish word hamaca. derived
from the Indian name Of a tropical
tree.
Evening star., 1948-12-02
IMortinsbuys Suit Filed
On Gross SuIes Tux

MARTINSBURG. w. Va, Dec. 2
An injunction suit against the
City of Martinsburg to prevent col
Evening star., 1948-12-02
Onee-a-year offer-LLMITED TIME!

Q Here's the olg, limited-time offer thou
sands wait for! The famous sreaseless,
medicated cream that helps improve poor
complexion; helps heal externally-eaused
blemishes and chapped hands; helps re-
Hevs 20 many different types Of extsr-
nally-caused skin irritations!
Evening star., 1948-12-02
Gifts that Distinguish the Giver

Handbag combination-either carry
by hand or merely attach leather
matching strap and you can carry
over the shoulder, bag is of polished
calf, and has full leather lining,
S30.60
Evening star., 1948-12-02

II you've never tried this famous medi-
Gated cream that's used by scores Of
nurses, doctors and millions Of others,
here's your chance to get the s5e jar for
only see-plus tax. Regular users-stoek
up on Noxzema now, while this Special
Offer 10 on! Your druggist has it!
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-07-23
Fair Bluff Youth
Strikes Out Four
In One Inning

Cal Davis pitched his team to
a three to one win against a
| strong Rowland team last Sat-
urday night. Cal allowed no
hits and did not walk a single
Rowland batter, while he famed
II. Cal retired the sides as they
came up in order for the first
( eight innings with the exception
of the second frame. He famed
four batters in that inning. The
second man to face Cal in that
inning got to first base by vlr-
tue of a passed ball; yet the
swift little highlander got credit
for four strikeouts. in that In
ming.
The Rowland batters hit exact
| ly two balls to the outfield dur
| ing the entire game-both OF
| them being hit to left field. The
first was caught and the second
was errored.
RoWland's only scoring threat
came in the last half of the ninth
when Rogers got to first base on
an error by short. Both the run
ners were advanced by CottrelpS
grounder and Johnson came home
on another error made by the
Fair Bluff shortstop.
The Fair Bluff nine scored two
runs in the fourth when Thelbert
Hammond led off with a single to
right and he stole second. Ed
wards singled to right center to
score Hammonds. Rogers got on
by virtue of a fielder's choice. |
He stole second base and went
home on Jack Waddell's double
to center. Fair Bluffs final tally |
came in the eighth when T. En-
zor led off with a long double to
left and sailed safely homeward |
on "Gut" Enzor's triple against |
the left field wall.
Jack Waddell led the hitterS
for Fair Bluff with 2 for 4. Row.
land had no batter to hit safely |
therefore they had no leading |
hitters.
Batteries: Fair Bluff-Davis !
and Waddell.
RoWland-Jackson and Hodge.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-07-23
HAPPENINGS IN PIREWAY
By Mrs. Olivia Harper .

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Long,
Mrs. Ellie Hewett and children
were Raeford visitors Saturday.
Mrs, Dean Long and Mrs. Dos
HE Jenrette attended a birthday
dinner in Dulah Sunday. The
dinner was given in honor OF
Mrs. Alice Stocks.
Mrs. Olivia Harper spent the
week end in Shallotte with rel
ativeS.
Mrs. Leona Long and Miss
Lena Belle Hewett were the
Sunday guests of Mrs. Doshle
Jenrette and Mrs. Pick Jenrette.
Mrs. Ida Long spent Sunday
with her daughter, Mrs. Eftis
HeWett.
Marjorie Elderdice of Will
mington spent the week end here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Earle Elderdice.
***-.
H. G. Elderdice made a bus
mess trip to Whiteville Thurs
day.
Pfc Lloyd Harper OF Fort
Bragg spent the week end here
with relatives.
-***-
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Buck and
A. G. Long made business trip
to Tabor City Thursday.
Mrs. Roy Long and children
of Mollie were the Sunday
guests of MIR. and Mrs. Willie
Jacobs.
Earle Elderdice and Grady
Frink made a business trip to
Whiteville Friday.
-**k-
Elwood Gore of Shallotte is
spending sometime with Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Elderdice.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-07-23

Joe Stanley made business
trip to Dillon. S. c., a few days
ago.
I. w. Long. Melvin Long and
Ike Long were in Little River
on business Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Long
were Whiteville visitors Satur-
day.
Lester Todd of Shallotte Wis
tied relatives here Saturday.
Mrs. Olivia Harper returned
home Monday after being a pa
tient in Dr.. Rogers hospital a
few days She Is improving
nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donnie Canady
spent Sunday in the home OF
their son and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hubert Canady in Tabor
City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-07-23

Poley Bridge
Baptist Church

Poley Bridge
Baptist Church |
Rev. E. D. Gaskins. PAST,
Sunday School a
Worship Service ~ q
Saturday before {
lst SUNDAY {
lst Sunday ~
Cherry Hill
Baptist Church
Rev. E. D. Gaskins, pa,,,, /,
Sunday School, "A -
Worship Service ~ .
Saturday before
End Sunday ---- 23o -,
End unday ----..-- II s s:.'
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-07-23
St. Francis Xsyis,
Catholic

Fl. Frank Howard. Pastor
rr. John Harper. Asst. ps,tv
Mass: WV
lst and End Sundays 800 e.
3rd, 4th and 9Th SUNDAYS
-ll:00 4.
noly lays 800 an
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-07-23

The Church occupies distinctive place In the
life of community Its imposing architecture and
the atmosphere of sanctity that surrounds it mark
it as an institution that rises above the sordid
things of this world.
Other institutions-banks, stores, warehouses.
shops, factories, schools-al have important func-
lions ard the people in their respective fields
But the Church ministers to the spiritual needs of
men and serves the interests of the soul.
The life of any community would be incon1-
plete without the influence of the Church in the
lives of the people. No family no home, no life can
fulfill its highest destiny without religion to point
the way to peace and spiritual security.
Whether you live in city or small town or in
a rural community, you will find that the churches
there deeply interested in you and would gladly
welcome you to their services and fellowship.
They will lead you in the way of God, which is
the way Of life.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-07-23
III a., IAuRcH FOR ALL
AlL FOR THE cHr1pc,,

i tor is on CHURCH sos,a is the g.es,..,
chora n s0 t5, for the b uiIJinof ac;
s Without q strong q c cgIri'Hal yoi4ss'
survive 1ne aV, CIV civilization ' con
atte sU9s ss why every person. 500, . sound
Fort tbs services vices reguiorE yO nn Should
For FOR his own sata They are: III !
ehiIdrens soLe @0E I9; ~ For his
For the 0 saFa and natio o9 So axe
church ,ns SUPPORT tIo2 PIon '1t to 0n 10 mo
Bible dolly. 0y end read Your ~
T Monday . .IEsfais ~; ~,
Wednesday,, Luke ls:lI.sa
ThursssnS -. .JohG 49,,
FRIDAY Luke 4:I4.o,
SATURDAY. '''''.. Matthew 7:i,m
l3:l-I3
S s16 schedule sd.. of ysarly ,.us,.
! Pork Avn Ane'icon Bible Soc 5isaain Is
~ H. T. "a. NJ. ''O
q isas. Z. E. ksistsr. stTasbufs. Va,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-07-23
Saint Paul Methodist
Presbyterian

FENTON MILLER, Pastor
Morning Worship - HOO am.
1st and 3rd Sundays
Evening Worship ------ 800 P. M.
End and 9TH Sundays
Woman's Auxiliary, End Tues
day 730 pm.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-07-23
Pine Level
Free Will Baptist

Rev. A. L. Duncan. Pastor
Sunday School -------- 10 am.
Worship Service
End Sunday ll:00 am.
7:3G pm.
4th Sunday HOO ain.
Saturday before
4th Sunday 7:30 pm.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-07-23
Full Gospel TabsrnaclE
Rev. ]. M. Pope. pssio,
Clarendon Baptist
Church
Hey. Clyde Prince. Pastor

Bible School each Sunday loan.
Preaching, 4th Saturday
and 4th Sunday III IN
Preaching End Sunday 7:3O Pm
Evening star., 1948-11-12
Tailored by Daroh
go

The Num- Bush Calf Quarter Brogue
In shaping its fine pIiont eothers Nunn-Bush employs
special hand process that eliminates slips and eops at heel
and ankle The result Of this exclusive Ankle Foshionng
is constont easy going foot comfort illustrated brown
eoIfskn with medallion tip Sizes to II, AA to widths
1895
Evening star., 1948-11-12
The 4Ir,px Chevy Chase Felt Hat

The Chevy Chase is adaptable to eentemon's mood
you snopbrm style or in the Hombure fosh-
ion In long regular ovos with 23s to 2 brm widths
Choose it in SQUIRREL Comet Sverone Grey; Mus|one
Chestnut Bison Brown; Aspen Green Sizes o34 to 74
Evening star., 1948-11-26
Aprs. FURNISHED tcen,. ,

5ssS sS l6as "a 81 - 5o1b furnished I9sHP'
oe ana ST. reem esssonsSe and .esH
sTU5DIo Room, running water, cleo grill
and use Of reisr, for Ink; * inns inssr.spri''ss 's
SS5 ea; 1868 Columbia I'd. NV. Es6
or working people; ref; conv. to transp.
BEDROOM. PVT. BATH AND KITCHEN for
business couple; $75 per month. FA 1897.
hbDsoon e. block SeE to 'sEalsssa sEolss so
9Smess nNH son, st Aksx kiT s.ss ,.m,,,t, shower
ssanie senas tars o. Rsriy sss sorn S0' au'
sdu' sa sds bath fns Also s S..n sossSs sp
GeeTsetern Unia eu'e! stadents s"sn'rss vsteTsns
ss ~ ssEab s. az s4fg ss g. ;;s, S% s;5
apartment, in apartment house; excellent
S' sed4ooms sd' nasSe kitchen @ fsG' and Sasig for
months; adults: highest references re-
Ga,ssd 9ane spx we. stsE decorated ant
iarn,: s75 per mo. to responsible party
eaIvEk4 eaiHf 81 Al FL Conn. AvE,-Iovely turn.
APT sPivs snd trn' HU zg7, Eg with kit and isunsFy
rwo BEDkooMs. iiv. rm.. kitchen, din
sss. sss Dy sats h III t.ss s AFnsten sse
semiost. bath, gas, cleo, dishes, silver;
CoLoRED-oNE ROOM, sempvt kitchen
$3.50 each per week. NO. 8492. 20
Evening star., 1948-11-26
HOUSES UNFURhisnEp.
SMALL HOUSE ON FARM, near Rocky

SMALL HOUSE ON FARM, near Rockville
ami; prefer couple who appreciate farm
or country life, with I or 2 CHILDREN s about ,1
4o yss1s sHsPcssis1E sys e. rARFHgssdrm r. g!sed
siits sslidren 0a o.K. UN. Ii75 or oV, 800
DEC. 1st-4 bedrms.: 1h baths; lovely,
new; nice yard; children welcome; SI5o.
AVAILABLE sooN-Pretty s-bedrm. home,
sfEsfs SILVER siSase ~ ssss brick neas.
all large rooms: bedrooms, baths: large
oil hot-water heat. sarare. This house
sSnysnient legation g, as,a $3.50 month ees sos
NEW MsHnc s-fbEDRM. fHsD H. BRICK RICK HOUSE in North
Information cali 81. s3l9 or sH. sso5.
st .s1 ST. ny. s4g ,ns ssGm In ssl. Sssns
TsTNSs4F9F VA hRS4 ceh hhTy Va os ..slaasd ssSS
year year road. mi 'o sroom AiF frame hoase with
s ss aaa fna ssh rstfF shover sesi snd TssT M
wfl aye te furnish stove for, for heat;
$50 per mo- JOHN WEBB FA. 5ss67
fARM flsia . House. 2srd and southern ave,
Nd, s.s.; Small, no facilities good vel,
garden land, blocks bus. s35. He5art
FOR RENT at Annandale, ya.-2 bedrms.,
living room. kitchen; bath and utility
water heater mo stove or refgrD Avail.
for. mo. at sos PEI, mo. or for 8 mo.
JOHN WEBB, FA 1887 after 6 pm. -26
RECENTLY BUILT-3-bedrm: brick hcme
large ,hving, rm; with fireplace. modern
center: 10 min. to Pentsgon: Braddock
Heights section of Alexandria; S165 mo.
TIE 2G95. Refs. required. -oS
4-REDRM. HOUSE, in Annandale. $3.50;
Arm house, mi. from Fairfax. $40;
rms. and sun parlor. Falls Church. $3.50.
EASTMAN & SEAY
Rsaltnrx FA o620
Evening star., 1948-11-26
APARTMENTS ukFURhIsHEp.

BUSINESS LOG. (Wilson blvd. Arid and
liv. quarters; lge. liv. rm. kit, bedrm
tiled bath, screened porch; parking; ideal
for dressmaker, chiropodist, or broker; 500
per mo Box 416-J. Star. rs
NEW a-BEDRooM APT. available at onee
PRIVATE APT. 3 rooms, semibath. 4O04
sLisih' SMALL ikooM HssSSs'fE EFFICIENCY APT. in
saIjs Bm chsssh Ys' lsdS Ry'' shower c'l sttsf
IF YOU HAVE a 3-bedrm. mod. house for
sale, reas. priced, in NV, We have q
beautiful 1-bedrm. apt. In an elevator
bldg, on 14th st., near Sheridan st. Please
call me at ia: ,T51l: 10
heat. elec. incl. card and 4th foorsl.
WASHINGTON N REAtTY HoG 81 sSSoS $aoo Con.
neCticut ave. is taking applications for
unfurnished apartments for permanent os-
eupancy. Rentals-One living room. one
bedroom. bath and kitchenette, $50 TO
lSo per month; One Lying icon ro9m sye tye
!, SEQ per month THE WINDSOR
new iHS:i ) rooms. ' kitchen and bath: in 81
near pgs and aand stores; utilities furn.; 500
East is1a r. TALss fslS; CHURCH, vA.-riy. rooms.
frst floor: very large yard; utilities in
cIuded, except electric bill; convenient to
BUS and torres; adults; 500. Falls chgrch bg
Two LARGE ROOMS. kitchen, private
bath; in new home; quiet neighborhooa,
4sl1 10th st. ne. AID. s5bs afte5- o.
weekdays ~
Evening star., 1948-11-26
HoUsFs FURNISHED (cont.

BAY RIDGE, MD.-Beautiful bay fIont
consisting q 5 bedrms' baths, lily Lying ing
s Sth rfR'ss f and 'df s:
and Deepfreeze. basement. oil heat; house
$500 per month. Cali MI. $500, Mon. Mon
CaARMiNa Cha COUNTRY HOUSE. rs mi.
from Wash. 10 mi. from Warrenton, Va.
shssi sss. p':stsi sAfas. fias g.rr.t cellar
Gh.ss' sSls eafss!2 ss "a. 4 4sss a''f' i0' oas's
spr phs HOUSE. msa.sn to s.m. asps sm ssnsss Pee
ssEDRs sti5f sRs ssfeK HoaE Nj 4tss huge
rm;; fireplace state,size din. Fn lSe:
iH3 font osh o sels ssh pE IT, s ehss ssFsSsd
ttransp; $s2S per mo. less rGaT than l. min mT
t!sm eSsa; esasssSgw syss 9w esl ssi MR. COLLIER g.
Jsn. 1-Furn. BUNGALOW. 3 hedrms living
fm fenced Igs o k5sa.s 1a s6ai screened porch se
AVAILABLE sooNEBeautiful new home;
baths sen Gsam poEa psnas
saba4ssn Hashis sa ses
sRfNa4oSa sGmf S1 SsaraEs W,;.4s s59s s s3ss
tslsyisien On, pshSSono-radio; $3.50. deLoMSo-
1000 BLOCK EvARTs ST; N.E.-4-roem
and bath bungalow, full cellar, oil h.-Wh.;
sa sduls eoups Is only; SOS mo ,.ca 6 H, PARKER
SjiE MoDERS 4'n FURN 81 fsHHjNGAIow. Falls
Church, bedrms, bath, large liv. rnl.,
dinette, kitchen, util. rn1.: attic; oil heat
dishes .o linens, blankets, incl; sla6 no.
FOR RENT-Beautifully decor and furn.
Chevy Chase home on Bradley lane. Car
peting Throughout house, 5 bedrms.
baths, music rm.. library, year-around sun
porch, fireplaces and ample servants quar-.
ters; lge. formal garden. entirely inclosed
with outdoor grill and terrace. Well
trained and highly reliable colored couple
to be retained by leasee at present salary,
have been with present. employer for
years; acting as cook: butler and chauffeur;
city for | VI, possibly longsr INN Immediate
SMALL COUNTRY ESTATE in tovn-Hall,
liv. rm,. library Law, din. rm., kit
rms, . bathrms., recr. rm:. maids Tm;
and bath, 2-car garage, oil heat: S375
monthly. Beautiful garden. Call Mrs.
Finn, SANDOz, DU. 1924 or TIE. So25;
IN GEORGETOWN, in new-house cond.;
liv rm.,, din. rm.., pantry, kit, small gar
asn %an6y 91 sds 0'n sn S asss mus
~ have sosd Re refs ~ csII saos Mrs. Finn sANp2z
bath brick home, Just redec.; rec. room
with fireplace, fenced ward; sure to please;
Sl95 per mo. WO. 6l19. -2b
Evening star., 1948-11-26
ApARTMEkrs FURNISHED.

PVT ARM. FURN. APT, in pvt, modern
iHe; sioo; half utilities. sH. s04e. CO. sSs5.
1909 CONN. AVE. Chevy chsss-gus at
vate entrance; adults; 500 month. WI.
IISSioo EYE ST: N.w-Bedroom. dtnette;
SSoT$Nis9 $sk 60. pb cfs NEFsrn + Pun aaDle. apt.
i bedrm;; newly decor; ss7 mo-: immsd.
sSST S6ss Ay l:sn shsss ssa sss !. u.
includ; private entrance; $3.50 month.
Sd@S IL %sss7 dsses. fs:e t
pvt. ent.; s166 mo-. year lease. Ho. 316s-
rooms ss,ssnss very .es %oa'a sss p MO ' fur
gesa 9ss4son ne e. .d's w. S5 soso
couple. HI. 47ai. Cali after $50 week
NEWLY NEW DECORATED. attrac. furn. 2 rms,
dow downteWn: tow A QUIET. refined people. only
Mr. MR. EckIorF. NM ME-. o4o5 for inspection
ffses EGtcLdiDs ST. NV, somDlsss End q: !:
SRI to share with another girl. Call IA,
ssei' sso 18th e2 81. 81. N.E.-Iiy. rm.. bedrm;,
s1 s,s, dest1e pes and J PVT t,5s Ss'h all uts
DEALE, MD, cony.. Andrews Field-Newly
furn apt. rm;. kit. bath. $50 mo; also
close to stores and postofnce. Phone West
River 61s1 after $40 pm. weekdays, all
ssy siy IhSEi 4%TLok sa' IL. sun pAw-wel furnished
apt, suitable for 8 or employed men or
NICELY FURN APT.-Liv: ,rm.. din, rm.,
bedrn. bath, modern gas kit; util furn.
$125. 6112 Hanna pl. So. 30
Evening star., 1948-11-26
ROOMS FURAlsnEn-N.w. Cont,

ROOMS fUkNlSAEo-N.W. Cont
MAss;. AT M lSth sT: NV. NsM Bsrn Apts,,
ssSsS ssnss soms sa's ss6 Bot b.
141s LoNGFELLow ST. N.w.-very large
front rn,; with " bath. 2 exposures; conv.
PERRY r., fGo oil 1sth-Attrac. front studio
rm, Oriental rugs, $50; also attrac. front
sgle. bedrm:, tnner-spring mattress; orien;
sSmaaS. aHSs home; ONE; Sa'nsss Girls pSsi
KITCHEN PRlyILs.. single. dbl. rooms for
ssned spt msSy csnv v04so so oess .sF
CATHEDRAL AVE tnear Conn and ward
closet ssmiprdiyate BATH pvt. home; ma nan
ssos dARFfELD ST; gentlemen only;
;:%iPys. saI SstA' u % phone; s,, EM; ssss as
esan fnsd uansh. oe bas
ssla .nss sth 50 st and s4 dssss
HGPoST Hffs!S Eng cIRahE fsmy rasss isss 10Th ST.
sns Sssy mad aHn sesSee S rms k res and
p,Ts Is sG n'sss sssh G
so1 TAYLOR ST. N.w.-pouble rm, for
S fafs pfons ss'fh hS~s Ssa '9sss' zn
phond asnned EN- airs soss !sundr' 'f'''i and S'e'
EsS$Tx HOTEL; lsis e.; ave; & n.w..sThg,sss Three
dollssEs daily for double rooms sSpsssial
Ssss y 81, N.w;-La,se front Em., s: newly 4Iy
decorated Y PVT. bath; esr emp,oyed oy couple 1n
issi aass sssFsSs ayE iqs ae9o
kitchenette, married couple or young men'
RRIvxTE RfaNiis Thenss:ru STUDIO ROOM in exclusive
business LADY; breakfast priyileses: semi
pvt bath; and conv. transp. Call OR. 324l,
AMER. UNIV. PARK. 44ls Brandyxine st;
n.w.-LGe, well-furn: rm., next bath; VIII
sTnDio Sh isdFsR TWo ss5s sF Grand n piano
y bus and soTes sso Rs
ATTRACTIVE ROOMS, new furniture. next
bath; excellent transp: So so per person
G9ao IL II 4. i. AVE. NV H.W-Gentiemsn; &c large
double double. room twin beds niesly furn; aH1et
i iss ;s 4 pack n soaasstins assi bath; also share
ssss 5isas Sssa ST .ss or sy.
sons, single or double beds, inner-spring
matt; excellent trsnspeEtIation; storm
WlnQOWS, RaS neat. AL 6S4-. 30
CMHLUM-Lovely front room, new fur
niture, . exposures, twin beds, large closet;
S45 dbl, $50 sgl. ia. 716s. -26
twin or double beds, for couple or two
fiTas i4oS NEW Tsy1Gl aAMPsa1RE aPs AVE. NwILsrge
double and, single rooms. DE S495. 20
l45O GIRARD ST. N.W.-Only S25 monthly
for cozy. well-heated single room. adioin-
ias 1901 Pax K ST. NV. Prince Karl Hotel
single or double rms, running water ea near
NICELY FURN., in modern home, next to
tile bath and shower; unlimited phone:
single or double. EN- 55g5; go
GLOVER PARK-Comfortable single room
private home; gentleman; $25 . month.
isss i e12 LAMONT ST. H.w.-Attrac. front
sgls ,na, rm; also ,tI tEin hedrm; maid se55ssice
COLORED-TWo ROOMS for rent. deuble
for couples or girls; conv. privileges;
nonsmoking snd nondrInking. DU 1919.
CoLoRED-uGE. FRONT ROOM. kit.
privils., for refined couple. MI. 4743;
coLoRED-FURNIsHED RooM-In quiet
home. for refined gentleman. Call after
coIoRED - FbR EMPLOYED COUPLE,
with privileges. HO. 451@. -26