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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-12-24
Biblical Stables
Were Hewn Caves

The stable" in which Christ was
born does not conform to the mod.
ern conception of the word.
In Biblical times, places of shell.
ter were hewn in rocky lodges
Judean travellers, frequently housed
in such caves, welcomed joint ten
ancy with beasts because of the
extra warmth provided by the ami
mails bodies.
The birthplace of Jesus was such
a cave. Now a grotto beneath Beth
lehem's Church of Nativity, the en-
tire surface has been deliberately
ornamented.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-12-24
How Old Is
Santa Claus?

Nobody knows for sure how old
Santa is, unless it is Mrs. Santa, and
she won't tell, but maybe the whisk-
cred old fellow is like we are-old in
years but always young in heart. Be-
ing everything to kids from the Easter
Bunny to Saint Nick for 81 consecu-
tive years has made us appreciate
more and more each year how much
the greatest day on earth means to
the little fellows. We know that we
never can make it just like home, but
we know, too, that we can make it
come mighty close. You can have
part in our Christmas this year, if
you like.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-12-24
Yule Log Fires
Prevented Evil

Centuries ago huge fires were
built in the great baronial halls in
England on Christmas eve and the
servants brought in log that was
to burn throughout Christmas.
1t was customary to save a brand
from each years fire to light the
next one with. If the log was
properly burned it was believed
that the devil was powerless to do
any mischief to the household.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-12-24
Big Roses

To produce beautiful, long-sten-
med roses it is necessary to disbud
the roses once or twice. Roses can
be raised with stems that are five
to six feet long and roses as large
as saucers, but it takes year and
half to produce them.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-12-24
Old Roman Holiday
Like Christmas

Long before Christ was born the
Romans observed a holiday that
was very much like modern Chris
tan celebrations of Christmas. The
day was December 10, known as the
Feast of Saturnalia.
The Romans ornamented their
homes with green boughs. Also, the
Druids observed the Feast by
gathering and decorating with
mistletoe, while ancient Saxons
used holly, ivy and bay.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-12-24
Ancient Swiss Legends
Recalled on Christmas

Winter beauty and winter sports
reach the acme of perfection in
Switzerland by Christmas time
and ancient Christmas legends
rule.
Legend has it that ali YOU have
to do on Christmas eve Is cut an
onion in half, peel off IL layers and
fill the same with salt. Each layer
represents month and those which
are still salty the next morning pre-
dict rain.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-12-24
First Poinsettias
Came From Mexico

Poinsettias owe their name to an
early American diplomat and schol-
ar-Joel Roberts Poinsett.
Nearly a century and a quarter
ago Poinsett, then U. S. ambassador
to Mexico, first brought cuttings of
the fire plant" to his South Caro-
lima home. Carefully he tended the
transplanted tropical beauty. Under
his skillful hands the flower thrived
snd improved.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-12-24
Tasty Waffle

Sprinkle chopped bits of uncook-
ed bacon on the waffle iron before
putting in batter Pour on batter
and bake. Spread with apple but
ter or applesauce and serve imme-
diately.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-12-24
Convict Aids Statue Fund

Among the contributors to fund
for removing Kruger statue in
Pretoria, South Africa, was ]. M.
Hugo, a life prisoner in Pretoria
Central Prison, who gave l pound
out Of his prison gratuity.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-12-24
Fill Sardine Can

There is no group of fishes Off
cially bearing the name "sardine."
The United States herring, the
mefSladen and the European pill
chard are the small fishes which
generally fill sardine cans.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-12-24
Trouser Cuffs

Trousers finished about one-half
inch above the heels look and wear
best at the lower edge. A strip of
cloth or tape sewed just inside the
edge takes the brunt of wear off
the trouser cuff.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-15

Of the club FOR the second term.
All other officers. including the
ehairmen Of committees. were re-
elected unanimously.
Among the guests present At
the homecoming party given for
Mr.. and Mrs. J T. Harris, who
were married recently. were Mr..
and Mrs Fred Schuck, Miss Gree
and Mir and Mrs. Earl Neal. The
party was given by Mrs, Vivian
and Mrs PrcntlSS Harris
Mrs. william HOIlOman. T63 ~.
Anthony Ave. and her three chill
dren. Rita Jean, Dolores Arlene,
and william Joseph. returned
October I from an extended visit
10 New Orleans. plaqurmine and
Shreveport La, where they vls-
tied parents and friends. They
had been on the trip since July
10th.
A Married Couples Recreation
club viii be started at Halle q
Brown community house on
Thursday. oct q The club will
meet thereafter al 8 pm. each
Thursday evening Games like
vullcy ball, shuifieboard an
square dancing will be played
William Hammond. director Of
men and boys at Halle, will be
the supervisor
The Guild Of Our Lady club
gave a surprise party for Rev,
Llewcliyn Williams Of St Phil
lips Episcopal church on Oct, 4,
at his home in celebration Of his
birthday
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-15

her mother,
week End Guest. Mira w. w.
Gross, KCokuk. Iowa. was the
week end guest Of Mrs, Eva Alb
hey. ala East 2Sth ST.
Mr.. and Mrs, Samuel AFnoid
2l0A EAST 2pth St, returned home
Tuesday night October q, after q
week end viAit In Chicago, They
visited relatives and friends,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-15
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS

birthday Grestinss. Oct "a Mrs
William Miller. s1i1 TIfth Ave So
Oct IR-JudEe Vim Anderson. lass
Morgan Ave No Doris Escus ass7
lifth Ave no Thomas Jackson, 80
Bryant Ave No: Roosevelt simmons
WilkSrsSn u at HSi FoGTth Ave So oV Oct .
Lucille Woodland, ilO5 LyndAIs Ave
No. Margaret Ranks, 573A Fourth
Ave So. Evelyn Miller, a7a ColfaE
Ave No Dorothy JonO. slt Bryant
sSI0 Clinton Ave 20 Mrs. Peter Va.
nonds SG54 Abbott Ave 50 Gandra
Vaughn, 600 Olson nlvd MR. u0Ttruds
white, S0l Bryant Ave No Doris
Schoflgld Jones. 5l27 James Ave No
Ave No sam L. schclneT, as N Y
I .ifs Bldg Lester L. watts. ~ Hoaa
Ave No Oct ~ Mrs Margaret Camp
bell. ia2sis Olson Highway, J y
Thomas. 2sis Chicago Ave 10 Nj
Roy ; Ssshson, SEQ 7ta Ave No M.
Alan Carlisle 10 Highland Ave No
oct ~ Rev q ". Nee unnrll ia OF.
son Blvd Oct Clifford Ruckpr, 2s44
9tth Ave 40 Ken Robinson, llp Third
g So 81, N o Eysns s slt2 I'm Ave
So Oct 70 RitAiSah DaviS. iIU1 I'm.
cTson Ave, No Cora Lane 2g2a mn
Dut~ptr town OTcetinGs Oct g
william Howard, Ohio. Oct 7i-Mrs
Is HieFbeu AEhby, JF. Kansas City.
Mo OCT, 10 Pete" Wilson, Y q Navy
~ Paul Birthdays October To- Pete
Htil ST. W Central Ave Mrs. e u
wbeblef, so W Central Ave October
Al Mrs. habs Hiii. ST. W. Central Ave
October n I ounCeT prfubeTton. Kan.
saR ny, October ~ MIR ~ Dorsey
eG7 iEichRTt Oct - George RFuaka,
JT.. B91 RoHd0 Ave Oct % Daisy Me-
ADAM G22 ~ Anthony
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-15

were mere were Mr.. and Mrs
Leonard Davis, sos Rondo Ave. ;
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Brown, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Cox. Mr.. and
Mrs, Clarence Duke. and Mrs
Virginia Duke
Mrs. Georgia Weaver Of Louis
town, Mont. arrived here Mon
day. Oct, I. 20 spend a few days
with Mrs. o. D. Charleston 87g
st. Anthony Ave, and Mrs. c
Jackson. Mrs. Weaver had been
visiting her aunt a Mrs. Freeman
in Montana, and she Wall journey
from here TO Chicago, where she
will visit a sister.
The Minnesota Widows club
will meet at Hallle Q Brown
community house at , 30, Sunday.
Oct, II All members are re
quested to be present Mrs. Ella
Jackson is president and Mrs. Al
berta Crump is secretary.
The Forty Club held its annual
meeting at Halle q Brown com.
munity house oct. 3. Mr.. J. T.
johnson was reelected president
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-15

JoTTIEGs prowler roaming $500
5000 block Of Smelling Avenue Minneapolis lie while
home and lights Knocks the then tries
ground floor windows Artist Henry ke) Bannarn caught him
attempting gain entry through his kitchen window night
Mike chased hold Of him. bat couldn't Teller
sounds because he walled high ahr
homeI Strange thing that although he's white hos tried 70 gain
only into Negro homes He's described about Ave feet
Ave checked MTH Hubert Hum
phrey called Friday morning thank
fred modest had time convincing about good
points attended the opening the Minneapolis CoIsEs
Womsns Club week Monday Ny didn't
much outward ripple In the surface Of pleasant after
II there rled feelings beneath the sysy clad
bosums Of the ladies' they well concealed Ths feelings
spread Min HimmslmanS Thursday after.
Chopped liver gsAlts Aah beet horse Sdh bread
cheese crSs pickles gTude eamlng hot black coffee Minis
DIR Jack Schwartz and his wife Of New York there
He's dentist who the teeth Of the Harry models
looking pretty for the pictures Paul and Mrs Robson
Fifth Avenue bit roOny. would HIS wonderful Had
Walt Raschck and spelbound with his talk Of South America
where he did clinical nStTuon and lectunG Walt the director u
KsTP bureau has sppss only radio could claim
without bluhinE Why he etc almost much did Min placed
the bowl Of chopped liver bwesn wouldn't smbaass
ourselves when around 20 the arm hslpnR Finally
spoonful left don't know how Raschick clipped under
but he did the sneak thief Our World nsEaEinsS
November carries spread interior dseoEsoF Selma Day
the Harlem locker who charge House
We're gitn there slowly but surely TesVialOn Negroes
without hitch the Big Town One o. the makeup artists
for I'd BuVan Toast u the Town" tale show Blanche Hunter
Tslsvsion training schools also advertising In HsrsmS Asdsm
News They're combined tsls and radio school though City
remains only country
Lab climbing ouGoWinE
The Lab requested Of The Dad weight Of last
semester Thsy willing 70 odsnta with doubtful
background chance 70 make good but The students don't
through Oua tbsy 90 And good thing
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-15
WAY SEE
- BY nELL 00lS0A RVSSEu

Isaac NJ Payne Of Chicago who didn't like
review Of Of the cOnaUsro treatise drawer
Here's his letter;
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-15
TOpekans Guests
Az Bridge Party

Mr., and Mrs, Floyd Graham Of
Topeka, kana, were guests Of
honor at q bridge and poksna
party given q, the home Of Mr.,
and Mrs. Robert l., Cox, COO lyle
hart Ave. last Tuesday. Oct, g.
A buffet supper was served near
1880 pm, on q table decorated
with Halloween figures,
Mrs, Graham won the first
bridge prize. and Tommy Brad
dock won second, Consolation
prize was won by Mrs. Harold
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-15


Rowland. In pokeaa, Mrs, GLADYS
williams won first prize and con.
ISOLATION prize went 10 Mrs, Marion
Smith, Mrs, Graham was pre-
scented with a guest gift,
Other guests present 81 the
party were the Mradamea and
MesarS.i RunSel BallonEsT. Leon
Ponder. Tommy nTaddock. Mrs,
MRHdelins Oliver, Mrs, Harriet
Hayea. Mr., Clarence Anderson,
and Mrs, Lester Boyd
The MeadAmeA and MeaaFs,
Sterling Duke, Clarence Duke
and Robert l.. Cox were the hosta
and hohtaARon.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-15

between the sheets relationships that are described
ar really incidental far the theme 10
errned'-he author ia moi really playing this angie
up, Mira Russell lie Ia merely showing the casual
manner IN which most Europeans approach the
subject M AA1
Mrs Russell l believe tina, Mr.. Smith Is pr.
mAry interested in writing novel In novel WcNEL hVSSh
He missed . chance give cAthihG indictment Of the
Teatmen, OF Negro soldiers nywhi.s u S. Armyl1 Our
preaching and Svne be uby into the plot OF the story
and believe Mr. Smith has done quite well al this.
Mrs Russell have you ever been personally exposed TO
and the things that with f have and like old Sherman
said war hell Sex important during those tmss Men
certain abandon and Mira Russell isn't always
and the cutlery side It's Just the reaction Of and
regardless Of creed color 10 the natural God given instincts
stimulated knowledge that they be here today and
dead A. such times ALL regardless Of usually
ANe SaVantAse .. he opportunity 70 Sp Os'wecn e ssse
ever possible with some attractive or ugly huy Nouh said about
Sex and War
Perhaps very stupid but get the for the
treatise the feminine unmsntcnAbleS In other words what does
the condition Of drawers have do with reader interest In
these United StHtesf
Forgive rye made you angry That my purpose
n writing you this letter Sincerely yours
ISAAC N. PAYNE"
Why earth brother Payne should anGry' time
1 II II out, I'll fold up my
typewriter ehH
Also myself seriously
losing "unmentonAbss" I'll call day More
hSpless readers under the weight Of their Importance letter
perfect neccuRls Anybody You Your
Pendrs could suddenly part with pawn day
you'd lose britrhes When will be The
world shaking your life Editors Note We
hope this the last OF the Undertaking theme fOr Whle)
to my review Of Mr.. Smiths Seems u l wasn't
found surplus bedShests book The Afro
Americana Saunders RsddinG wrote OH the mnAScs therein
Ss "bcd-hOppnE"
agree right Last Of
the isn't book Its action takes place
time Germany under the Army Of Occupation therefore
any s'lmuaOn the hero may have received didn't come from
she'll fragments tanning chassis.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-15

~ NNNAk hlNs
The UnO. SCore ClHb me. SaIHr.
day night oct ., at the home Of
Bert and shirley Wade. scat
Fourth Ave, So, For their social
entertainment they went 20
Treasure Inn.
Week -ERd Guests Mr., and MrS,
W. A, Lee. 3o7S Bloomington Ave.
So, had As their week END guests,
MeaATa, william ThomaA John
Moore. Eddie and Harry Sanders,
John and Syrua caHaeli. all Of
Dea Moinea,
Mr.. and MFs, PhIlllp BlACkWell
were host and hoNteAs 90 q birth.
day party given for Mrs, Black
wells sister. Mrs. Alcynetta Hal.
lard, 2o2S Bloomington Ave, So,
Tho guests included MeGsru, and
Mines, Matt Hammond, V, W, lee,
Melvin Thomas, AlonRO Leo, and
Mr., Charles Ballard, The evening
was spent playing pokena Mra,
Ballard received many lovely
gifts,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest DeaFlRG,
$3.50 Clinton Ave-. So, entertained
the B,T,W. study Club al q going
away party In honor Of Mrs, r. J.
willis, IBiN 18th Ave. so. Mira.
willis 10 leaving soon for Waco,
Texas, 10 make her home with
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-15

"A copy Of the ST. Paul Recorder came TO my
desk this morning and while elGncinE through II
read your column. The Way See 1t
RE: your comments on The Las, Of the Con.
Querors' by william O. Smith; Don't you believe the
between the sheets" relationships that described
are really incidental as far a. the theme 10 con
errnedH-thG author Ia not really playing this angie
up, Mira Russell. lie h merely showing the casual
manner In which most Europeans approach the
subject.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-15

Sen Visits, Leon Abbey, victim.
ist and orchestra leader. Of Chi.
cago arrived by plane wednes.
day, October 9, to spend a couple
Of days with his mother. Mrs. Eve
Abbey. Alt East 2Sth s. lie spent
"Wednesday and Thursday In the
Twin Citioa
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-15

family
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-15
Social and Personal
h Minneapolis 4

Mira Bessie James, A0l2 Clinton Ave, y, u In Farvtew
Hospital where she underwent operation Thursday Octo
Der T. DR.. w. d. Brown the attending physician and
surgeon
Mrs Nettls Allen 2TaT LongfcOw Ave. Ia rccuperating
after spcndng one week IN bed because Of illness Mrs Allen
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-10-15
Social and Personal
4 81. Paul +

Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Graham Of Topeka, Hans who have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs Anderson TOT lgehart Ave-
Tor the past few weeks left Thursday for their home
Mrs X l. Allen, grandmother of Mrs c. A. Anderson left
with them TO spend few weeks
Among those who entertained the Grahams while thew
Evening star., 1948-11-11
HOUSES FURNISHED.
WEST HYATTsVILLE-5-rm

WEST HYATTsVILLE-5-rm. bungalow;
modern furn., beautiful rec. rm.; fenced
think IT'S worth $3.50: will take $i26 per
SARs6N Gl9 5sHt te Co. Nay 9N 1873 s97ssl': If Can
sSs1I s%msd; ss5S ss5}Hs' oR esa5s1al' s4si iq1n
SanyEaLY S1ms ri teat M9Ncsy Ieo sf0rm fpIn .s,1
sGIPENsplNNER. Pi' VA ioI6i 1eHr 'a'n iii 4 ii,
NEW DETACHED, s rooms; Bendix; z
miles n. over Memorial Bridge CLee Blvd in
HILLCREST--6-rm. bungalow q ,bedrms;l }.
mdbt, att,G and aot basement sen oil h-wh; Ss25
NEAR 'I ANSAP0LIsGNea' G1' 9SGSi bansalow in
excel. excel. residential community; lge; liv. rm.
ooEne f BAY se E dinette, 0Ssd Sed-
rms. tile bath, oil heat; nicely furn.; bus
transp. at door; 500 per mo. L. W.
DUNN, owner. HY. oo4s or WA. 1882.
SEAFBY me- ss,b yAMcsmPletsly nn, su5n rms.
0 mARD + bosSRL SG mo- Reasdl, hs6I !sspirsS ssS so
isSs M e. ST: n NW.9Beautitully furn. NV with
and 2 baths: price, $3.50 per mo. Inspee-
ton by appointment EDWARD J. KYLE,
Realtor' Rt1s 1907 Eye st. NV, ST. b756., GO.
GEORGETOWN bedrooms, bath, lava
tory. oil heat; lease. $135. Box $500.
5-RM. HOUSE, full basement. fenced in
no children, adults only. Avail. Nov. 1e
Or IL. Interview Sun. lila. 5S2s N
P BgTHEsDA, fss Af' Mp.-Rent D. completely fur.
nished house for approx. mos. Mr.
Naval Medical Center, "a blk. from bus
line; adults only; reas.; refs. req. WI
8. ARL., VA.-6-rm semidet. brick: nice.
y furn., eonv. Pentagon. Navy Annex
$126 mo. CV. b117.
Evening star., 1948-11-11

QUIET COUPLE, nondrinkers, with A.
month baby. desperately need 3-room apt:
PEI aR FoEcF Soaa EE .mpay. 24
s7OG SEJTfrMTSs Eff 3fSSs ssS s5S,oSss5 T.
living, desire 2-rm kit. and bath apt. in
NV z Y s section by Nov. 15. AID. oSs1 after
P5s pSs bssR M&sor sTR59zss PUGKs, efH- ~
YOUNG CoUPLE-Furnished apt. or small,
house NV. section. preferably GEORGETOWN
UNFUR 2 OR 3 ROOMS. kit. and bath.
WaYT vhTSf FE 79Ss r evenings D1 1880
E;sSs9 e 'us's sd bath living pnSSs RE- ER'aSsS
: APaRTMENr "a n Il II WANTED by naval otseer: dss
furnished. with | bedroom and private
NAN TR, 1904 cali between and ! pm
ARMY CAPTAIN, wife and son. want g.
9ssy Goy Ps9tsE9P S2GiSRtr Boy S,rIi: SI star II
u3furn efneiency apt. modern apt. house
ATTORNEY ATT s i, stats, Dept: and employed
Psts; EE 5SS5 r. S0GS;' S9; s5sfe MR. EDW1hps
sSTss ssals cSd9ss r08% PRoss as' &
PRoFEssIoNAL CoUPLE want want unfurn, l.
6edrm bed apt, no share. Silver Spring pref
NAVY COMMANDER, wife, need furn. "a apt
December WO. 1868 after pm III
BY DECEMBER 1-Bedrm., furn. apt.
pvt. bath; NV. section; for young refined
WANTED-Unfurnishe 2-bedroom, l. r.
kit. and bath; long lease; adults. State
location, terms, Box SCH, Star. 13s
VET, GROoM-To-BE, needs one-bedroom
or efficiency apt. in Arlington; coed refs
Native Of Arlington. OW. 1916. IA
NV; reasonable rental; furn. or unfurn
ME. S955 from 4-6 pm.
Evening star., 1948-11-11
HOUSES FURNISHED (cont.)

GLEN ECHO HEIGHTS-4-bedroom q
bath home; suitable for 2 families: 1925
month. A. v. PISAN1, Realtor, OIL. 1900.
FOR RENT-Beautifully decor. and furn.
Chevy Chase home on Bradley lane. Car
peting throughout house; bedrms..
baths, music rm., library. year-around sun
porch, hreplaces and ample servants quar-
ters; lge; formal garden, entirely inclosed
with outdoor grill and terrace. Well
trained and highly reliable colored couple
hol to be retained M by leasee at present salary;
years; acting as cook butler and chauffeur;
no other servants required. Owner leaving
city for 1 yr., possibly longer. Rent, $500
per mo; on yearly lease. Call MR.. DAY,
RE. 1898 weekdays. -15
BEAUT. HOME IN CHEVY CHASE, at
Conn. and Mckinley st.-For girls or
men; @ everything furn.; 1925 mo. AT
CHARMING country home-sb miles from
washington, 10 miles from Warrenton. Va.
BEAUTifUL GROOM home near River
dale; oil heat: Nov. 15-Apr. /; S1OO per
mo; to responsible adults. WA. 4552. IL
GROOM BRICK HOUSE, near Andrews
Field; rent $76 per mo. For inform alton,
spHHI san ~ 3I01s 19IS Ext; Sas 52So or 21o6: -l2
room 5o3P snd snd bath i, on lst n; bedrooms and
buslines, Falls Church $50 mo. Phone
Roberts or MONCURE AGENCY, FA. 22OO;
after p.In., FA. $685. -12
SEVERAL. DESIRABLE HOUSES in Mary.
land, land, Virginia M and the District Of Columbia
MA 2345
Evening star., 1948-11-11

e BLK. DUPONT CIRCLE, 1904 18th st.
Vacancy in beautiful 1st-foor front
room for young men; good home-cooked
PVT. RIM. FOR MAN, and 2 meals a day;
YES %GSbEII 6iansD rEhYounr e. s72S men to share
maid service; u block to Mt. Pleasant
Pd Sayy Yd board s. faFs Only aqa $40 s P1
~ Ssss 04aS 18Th lsH SsR9n: NW The nsf1eeta Mar
sssi asn esfSie9f sfS 81. 00fsd Nw-Ncely furnished
fESnIs double TGqm gg 41qt Delicious meals. GOOD
FoUSSTAfN ccoURT. Martha washington
Seminary ss manaeement; educational direc-
SINGLE FRONT for elderly lady; best to To-
I4oi 18th ST: SWsMNieely faTn urn rms. ms,
excellent, meals; switchboard, running
water, showers transient and permanent
i4o8 18th ST. N.w.-Nice double for
meals sod eWRpye5 Te2S e6motsbe bom e
YOUNG LADY or mother with schooI-a
nes hs at n door SHs Cali t I'M a s@G3 opS-
ALEX.-!single room, warm, adjoining
aT. pvt. home; 2 meals: i gentleman. oT
1888 M 81. N.h.-Large oouple, also SIN
giles; for men or women; excellent food,
maid service, RE. 3104. -15
MANSION CLUB, 223O Massachusetts ave
has vacancies for ladies and gentlemen;
few places like it in Wash; only $50 mo
ARLINGTON, 1 block from Clarendon
Nicely furn. rm., good home-cooked food
OW 1894. -15
Room WITH BOARD for couple; excellent
food; good neighborhood. DU O625. -16
RM.. WITH OR WITHOUT MEALS-Sgle
or dble; one rm. suitable for couple and l
child; parking privil.; 10 minis. to Key
Bridge. GIL. 500, -16