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LESSON IN CIVIL LIBERTIES

Bert Andrews, 1947 Pulitzer Prize winner in journalism, makes several most important points in his latest book Washington Witch Hunt" Treating recent inquiries which while failing to return legal indictments have brought serious difficulties to ndi- viduals under investigator, MT. Andrews warns that such procedures endangering one of Americas fundamental freedoms-the freedom of thought and self f-expression Such tactics bring upon us dictatorship of fear the author believes
 One of the most cherished of democracy's gifts is the right of the individual think he chooses and to speak his thoughts aoud-so long as he takes no further definite action to tear down the pillars government The loss of this precious freedom has marked aggression wherever aggression has been found. Mir Andrews believes we may be in danger of
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loosng it in the United States. The threat he states lis as serious at this moment at any times in history"
 If we, citizens, to allow this group or that to smear by innuendo and to indict without real evidence we open the way to dictatorship. If we abrdge in the heat of international discord and dstrust the very rights which democracy is built, we may destroy governmental principles which have been tempered the fires of experience and the acids of time.
 We cannot afford at this critical moment, to tear out the cornerstone of civil liberties in order to tain whether or not it has flaw Freedom of thought is a proven foundation of democracy. . Indictment under the principles of jurisprudence-and under no other-has protected political system through many periods of great stress If we sacrifice through fear either of these freedoms working greater wrong against democracy than are the subversive elements we seek, by such program, to destroy.
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REVISING THE RESERVES

The National Defense Depart ment has been holding up a secret gray report more than a month so that it would not be issued be- fore the Democrat convention.
 Reason: They feared it would cause trouble for the Democratic platform committee. For the re- port advocates sweeping revision of the civilian components of the reserves. As it now stands, Navy reservists get more benefits than the Army and the confidential fe- pert is aimed to bring all services into line
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NO MANNERS IN YUGOSLAyIA

Six Charles Peake, British Am bassador to Yugoslayia, has been cabling the London Foreign Office some penetrating reports on the Tito controversy, but on one recommendation he went wrong. He advised the United States and Great Britain to cable their con- gratulaticns to Tito after his break with Moscow.
 London and Washington over ruled Peake on this, decided to sit tight, wait for Tito to come to them
 Meanwhile one report that Peake did not cable to his government was regarding a reception the Yu- goslavs gave to Georgi Dimitrov, Communist boss of Bulgaria. At the reception, the American, Brit ish and French Ambassadors were kept in a sort of basement recep- ton room and not allowed to greet the guest of honor, upstairs. They got plenty of champagne and cav jar, but no chance to meet the Red chief of Bulgaria.
 Afterward, Sir Charles called on the Yugoslav chef de protocol and complained about the behavior of the deputy chef de protocol. The chief listened attentively, finally asked.
 You say that my deputy has bad manners?"
 No, I did not say he had bad manners replied the British Am bassador. T said he had no man. ners at all If he had any man
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WHO SHOT IuuLiATTI?

There may be more than meets the eye behind the shooting of Italian Communist leader Palmiro Togliatti. In brief, the long arm of Moscow, rather than the, anti Communists, may have engineered the attempt to bump him off.
 Here are. the inside diplomatic facts which point to this possi- biiity
 While it's always difficult to know what cooks inside the krem- lin, it's now pretty well establish ed there's been serious TOW be- tween Foreign Minister Motolov on one hand, and Russia's No strong man. Cominform boss Andrei Zhdanov, on the other
 The dispute preceded the break with Tito Zhdanov thought that Tito should be made to go through with the Cominform plan for Com munizing Yugoslavia. Molotov, re- alizing the opposition Tito had from the peasants, felt that Mocow should give him more time.
 When the matter came to vote inside the Kremlin, diplomatic sources say that Zhdanov won by three votes. So Tito was denounc- cd publicly.
 Moscow now knows the bad re- action to washing the Cominform'S dirty linen in public. As a re- suit, Molotov's hand has been strengthened; Zhdanov may be on the skids.
 Molotov is reported to have ar gued that instead of breaking with Tito he should have been quietly assassinated This could have been done without pinning the blame on Moscow Or. Molotov argued, a rival Communist party should have been built up inside Yugoslayia to take over from Tito. Neither was done.
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Daily Lessons in English %. L. GORDON

WORDS OFTEN We at once" Say We once'' OFTEN MIsPRONOUNCED: Demonstrabe demon stra b1 E in ON in ASK unsesed, syllable
 OFTEN ISSPEILED: symmetrica the 
 SYNONYMS: pasime, pleasure
 WORD STUDY and yours" Let
  detestab Criticism like champagne nothing more execrable bad nothing more good'-Colton
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INCORPORATION

The Anchorage Sand and Gravel Co.,, Inc, of Anchorage, has filed its Articles of Incorporation with Territorial Auditor Frank A. Boyle. The firm is capitalized for $500,000 with stock divided into 2,000 shares of preferred having par value of $100 each and 100000 shares of common having par value of $l each. The concern was formed by Arthur F Waldron, Joseph A. Col umbus and, Gus Anderson.
 Do your part to teach Safety First by setting good example for the Derby racers.
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The Lady from Maine
(NeW York Times


 The Senate of the Eighty-frst Congress that con- next January is going to have New Look Margaret Chase Smith will be there. We are sure we not being premature in conceding the election of Mane's Republican candidate in November. Win ming elections IS an old Smith custom Her late huS band defeated in fortyeght assorted candi- dacies Maine and she is completing her fourth con- secutive term Representative from MT Smiths old district
 Tn her twelve years in Washington as her hus- bands secretary and then Representative, Mrs Smith has the admiration of her fellow-members of Congress. She has voted with the Republicans often enough not to be termed waverick. but was an outspoken supporter of much of the Roosevelt Ad- ministraons sccia-and labor legislation and is now and has been member of the internatonaist wing Of per party of her Democratic friends said of her that if she had been born in any other State except Maine she'd be Democrat"
 Mrs Smith will be rubber stamp for her party or her colleagues in the Senate. She has a mind of her own and uses it.
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MODERN ETIQUETTE py ROBERTA LEE

dinner refod their napkins when they 
 A. fold their napkins when finishing meal they paying visit days they O. and hostess.
 Much obliged" Thanks" when a person a courtesy?
 A. phrase always Thank
 a of s A. Quickly swallow ot
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20 YEARS AGO TIT {fHe EMPIRE

 Charles Jones and l. B. Adsit brokers et on the for Sitka.
 the Pacific Coast Do Aneflca Legion members at he Dugou George Shell of the Juneau entered the hospital with infected hand and leg.
 the Alaska with prisoner Federal Jail in Juneau the Moose 13 to in regular league game Corneones and Scottish Rite Temple be 2 both With appropriate monies Gov make short address at the school and Education Lester Henderson at the temple
 low5 cloudy
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important but the curtailment of other propaganda was. Fortunate ly, Congress has now seen the error of it's ways and has restored part of the money.
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TITO AND TOGLIATTI
 WERE FRIENDS

So now. it may be Moscow is profiting from past mistakes far as Italy and Togliatti are con
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LOOK and LEARN q C. GORDON

many keys on a typewriter? you capitals begin
 
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 What has often been referred gof By what a fertile spot a called?
 ANSWERS: There which Delaware Indianapolis, Indiana; Oklahoma.
 And be a by the of by Samuel Walter Horseshoe pitching. Oasis
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ners, however, I am sure they would be bad"
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VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS

Taku Post No. 5559 Meets first and third Thursdays. Post Hall. Seward Street. Visiting Comrades Welcome.
 VERN METCALFE, Commander; WILLIAM H. SHERLOCK, AdJut- ant.
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MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. 147 SECOND and FOURTH a Monday of each month /N in Scottish Rite Temple NN beginning at 7:30 D. m. WN1W WILLIS R. BOOTH, " Worshipful Master; JAMES w LEVERS. Secretary.
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fhe Washington Merry-Go-Round
By DREW PEARSON

Continued from Page Cne)
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Weather: High, 60; low, 58; cloudy.
Evening star., 1948-02-16
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

VACANCY for preschool child in private
home. 2nd year of license; excellent refer
ences; fenced yard; also day care. FA.
1895 BnTMoRE ST. Nw.-Excel. board
or rooms for young people; very reasonable
1855 1sss 1stS fais 81. RsrkNshWV NV adj dble ms
rm,. s47 80 ea.: share rm, for bsy. EXCEL.
tSss' iS54 MASS. AVE. NV, Dupont circle
Pleasant atmosphere, excel meals; Jew
VACANCIES yaca for girls w and uI men: .ocon2
da' few young men in share. room.
Rates. S47 to $50. A home you will IKE,
i40s 18th ST. N.w.-Two nice girls need
another girl for roommate, 2nd-foor front
very comfortable home and conv. located.
NJ NEW HAMPSHIRE AvE-House newly dec.
Grated, rms. with studio beds daily maid
ieLTs iala New sNr hampshire ave. NV No. 1855.
Sfss SR Of 0kffSsEpY EMS gN fafs
dbls for young IA men osIs Home environment
SHARE master bedrm with girl, pvt.
hned congenial girl desired; SIS mo. pU
CLUB MASON. 1925 New Hampshire ave
n W., Washingtons most exclusive guest
house, has nicely furn. dbl. I'm. to share
with another gentleman; it costs NO g. more ore
food. fo d. See MRS SAMPLE, No. 6770. II
213 WEBSTER NV, Petworth-.Large
room for 2; excel. meals in private home;
I4es 18th ST. N.w.-pouble for men;
good food; garage available. MI. 274O
nd DU. 9267 -16
1911 EUCLID ST. N.w.-comfortabl rm.,
twin beds, southern cooking; good transp.
sois sD Mass Mass. AVE. N.w.-vacancies for
9 young ladies and / gentleman in nice
home; refined and pleasant surroundings;
our food is delicious DE. 9a9s. -2l
share large double room with another girl
in pleasant private home; generous closet
space; good transp,, unlim. phone DE
5SRe IL
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

NAVY 1t. COMDR. and wife, no children,
need or room, furn or unfurn., house, e,
BUSINESS EXECUTIVE, wife. 3 children,
need 3,4 bedroom unfurn. house; will pay
iass fEs1DpsTs aes3op 1s2DsHGs ssa5s t0
ss5s 99oms: coLhiNss LIN sec'i0h' uhiufh'Sheo 1s
GOVERNMENT ATTORNEY, permanent.
needs unfurnished 3-bedrom house or apt.
POLIO PATiENT at Walter Reed Hospital
gently, needs 2-bedroom house or apt, furn.
Or uafqrn nrg ssuipRed m s1itehen up to Ssls9
REFINED NAVAL OFFICER, wife. baby
desire 2-bedroom apt. or house. furn; or
unfurn. in Va. or NV. Wash. GIL. 3l.6s.
BY CANADIAN DIPLOMAT, unfurnished.
5 to Z rm. house in NV. D. c.: up to
S115: for occupancy within month or SO.
Call- DE. 1011. Ext. 164 days. and SH.
TtNFUkNisHED s-BEDRooM HOUSE in
State Department oficial with family.
SKM9 SHM 5lS cofdSEL at1SE Wants suitable unftrn
house by March Is. bedrooms, large liyi
children. Please phone, oW. 429e;,, -l6
ARMY 1T: COL" wife, want 6-5.room aMnn
and shopping center; 3-5-year assignment:
no children Call RE. 610O, Ext. 3638,
SIS, or IA. ASH evenings 81
CANADIAN wants to rent unfurnished B.
co. 1900. Room 422, or office. DE. 1ol1
MATURE COUPLE wants to rent Broom
unfurnished house or apartment in Hyatts-
sreaces ca yz yAcksoN On. ToSeT 5sso
so, or Warfield 9052. 49,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-kortheost.

SMALL CASH PAYMENT, bal balaace nee II IKE ss
rent; immediate possession; new detacheo
ef'1m st. 1e, 0fasa near s4HY Eastern star Home No
;Hs:5s si,:so poNN, S $50 fEK m Mo:-suss,tan- N
dining room. Kitchen. 3 bedrooms, fu!l
basement. garage; in immasualte conalIr9hLY
Mr., Mecormick,. with TRoIAN60I EEAL Es51
ESTATE. CO., MA. $3.50: eyes, ID. - -
1156 ST. N.E.-Brick. rms, Ia baths
gas o11 9iss S5o incSme sas5d 5rSm cash D.
soIi s'ca1i 'ccaaaNNiNG 81. N;E.IFipe value 3
rms, baths; oil h.,Th; os double eafSpe tSpe;
s14.950: $4,000 cash. T. D. BuFGEf90
WHHoo6RiDGE9Iovely s-rm; corner -. oFiSk. & !.
VIII; lot inclosed with Anchor, fs4SSe.
s5aDls wAGcKoFT sHf PAEKs ssS5 ssSS rs..y ss..
St, ut; Rainier Md. Union saw 10
FURNIsHED3Lovely RMS row brick home }, IN n a
convenient section Of Northeass w |aif ist
sas on resf eso ncIosed ntGos pore nd aooT has in
closed sleeping porch; built-in garage sIns roi
sddtSnal ID lntPrgftGsas gtp gsfnAssoN paoae IcHs
BRlck 1IaS HoMR T built into apis: IN NJ
section Of WASH o6n Now eas oxper VIII vii accept
nurchaser take over home, ldes, 0s. ios IAN am
sPSScsEv sPt Rag 'Es
COL ss .Np 1oI2H CHtalsSise tl!si E SITS. Ne lovely
rms: nnTches ano es'nf full basement. oil h.-Eh.,
huiit- IN garage Al condition; priced TO
sell, with very reaso1se5sss 1rs.sssys. sun, IL to
+ ssts VIZ sill esAlLoMiRis slIi Fl sRoPERTiEs. se.
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EX-GI-Moving. packing, storage; local
or long distance, anywhere. any time: no
lob too large or small. GLOVER. RE. 5460.
MOVING By VETERAN Of experience. with
new van; careful handling; reas. rates:
Call any time, Mr.; Go0K. GL: 5l35s 2gs
Washington, Maryland and all points in
Virginia; all white help. Owens $3.50.
MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.-24- hr.
service: furniture moving and hauling;
trunks and baggage. AT. 2T59 or FIR. 03S6.
VETERANS, starting business, Will move
you day or evening: reasonable rates;
light hauling specially GE 4s5l g. :.ro..
the county, safe stordge in No
SET. VANS OF VIRGINIA, specialized
packing Shipping sransfsT; large
ARLiNGToN VAN SERVICE, OK. s74s
Moving. storage, packing, Grating. Expert
s Az 4sss, ss NEWLoN's NEW TRANSFER. CHI
$685. local. long distance. Satisfaction is
our speciality. Ewes. FA. 1858. lis
CALF IA-FLORIDA door-to-door van
service; no Grating necessary; no transfer
ing en- route. NORTHERN VAN LINES,
VAN TRUCK SERVICE. specialized furni-
ture movers. large and small jobs; Tea-
EDEIMAN MoyING & STORAGE Co
Reas. rates. Will accept your surplus fur
niture as part payment on your moving,
storage. ia. 2937; after z pm, GE. 1916.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

PUPPIES, Z wks. old. 2 male red chows
/ male, l female blond; L male white
cnIlie 345 36th st. ne. Sat. afternoon or
eve, Sun. all day, wk.days after $50 . m
bull pup for for pet adalfs s4S
sEsin. swan Rt. as4. road to Lake Jackson,
pss Xs Temses Phons little black pnre
bred beauties, home raised inoculaatSed'
GGoCRERs, pedigreed, registered Axe; red
and partt-colored; z to 10 weeks. 23l1
Wisconsin ave. NV. Phone OR. 25l4.
BAY RETRIEVER PUPPIES,
thoroughbreds. female. 10 wks. old see
CAPT. AL. STEBB1NGs, Chesapeake Beach
BOARDING Bo and every care for your dog
terelsss tespdss 0et doFs AHs ali breeds ELPAW KEN
sS es reg OUT AeY ady eM M peRe Dapot ST. fE fEea66
CANiCHE RoYALE French poodles), i'm
ported unrelated male an1 female, e,,s soiof
black; registered French kennel in Gino; 81, i
to person assuring dogs good home. E o.
Box III, Benz Franklin Sta, 4, D, c. To-
DOGS AND CATS boarded. week ends OF
longer: air-conditioned kennels. piekuu
WEE Kennels 4215 Conn ave. Wo o224,
SEEAT 5.s PASFs y sodse sffptu f. 5aTps & % sha e5R
Colesyille, Md, Silver Spring ,0398i "a
COOKERS, Thoroughbred, champion an 4;
cestry, curly, long-eared beauties, smal
breed blond, black and parti; reas EN-
REG REG. POINTER PUPPIES = Carolina
Frank strain. Rt 234, road to Lake JACK.
son Manassas Va Phone l96-F-3l. IL
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-southeo,..

NEAR 12th and E; CAPITOL st.CPo'ssssior
brick. tlll basement h;.wh' coal niTc
g.. wM vSt cALoaRfs M sSs1pfSs sRopFRFss ssFfs
51s 5F1tasrshFAa1TY h II Rs Rkrfs 1s5S sbou. 71 Year
tor ton, now renting for $3.50 per mo. Th,s
BBFF1.DFukY BF1T1FukkY p HEfGHfs f5fGsF Nd NJ 4 ISIS ).
"LoVeiy, home plus sos mo Income: j.
rs cpn sps s9a bain Sahi FsPsse eip o Ga
s5o sa sRS 09!''fnoiHT B. sUaeHSs i
io,s FLy PL sEsFm i s.EB. M. modern 9r!s1
oaas eag APes2E ssS t:7es RS'fsis' s.: fFnf
ee6apEfTrEE easpEfs " 3fGn 3f3RSnsHED H! brick home
Pms P1nHo and V bath, 2niy gas say ac heat fuii base
RfPs Aneses Act neR 1sRes neg 8 oP
NEARBY lf21 r SMD.-Larg. s-rm. brick, ~
4ains suiIt..S u1 1'sssR siso all hessss
es!E s1FsfS s5RoE 81 q sasss hogsssa sssa
house at. 18th and Q SITS. Sc. upstairs
h, CLIFFORD, BANGS 200 Investmssnt
FORT DAvIs 81. s.E-Beautitul semides
home. on lge: lot contains @ 9 rhs, n nsorghs "a
OUT gas heat. For details, call Mr.. HOF-
FER; "a; s22a; eyes. and Sun, Iois. De, $500
shopping center and bus: cut down your
living expenses by buying this 81. and t,ag LYING
year old. vel fnanced' PAUL P. STONE.
Reaitor. MA. 1879 after $40 call M.
Larson. NO. 1854, Ext. 3ia. IT,,
With bsmt. apt. in Ist class conditiorI
here is a house in a good nsignn.orrrnToqpi 2, II o
STONE, Reaitor, NH' 1879; after 8 81, ccsll
Mr.. Larson, NO. 1854 Ext BIB. -l5
asbestos si1insie bungalow on lot 5oxl o.
Z rms. and bath, basement. OIL ~ n:'
unfinished attic, Insulated storm VlnooTs,
screens and doors, else. range, Bendn
auto. washer. hardwood frs oes ~ rj5. ~
ner. RAY CHICK, 55o4 MARLBORO Ks
HI. 4404. $500.
CONTINUED % Next Psssa
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

i4e4 GIRARD ST. N.W.-Bright attrao.
tys douee soSv snd T9s and
isiT isfs NJ ST. N.W;2Lisht housekeeping
seee extra sr aFES tSF n FSRR9n Vssf
s Si'S5s dI1fIoS 81 lin STsBEls -. Bs asgs g@
17ss 1As1ER rL PssEod ssh ,ssS..S0s and S8,
ssts Ssfs asIGREsH6a sIR ASA s4Gsss AP IsnS WITH
double bed, semipriyyaat.e., bath; gentlemen
fsatie gaa wEssrER h1ms oE sr sSsSw SSsSwunusualy at
trac. master bedrm., pvt bath; :oHg for semitic
man in pvt, gentle home. RA; 1928 Ia
dble. nm, modern, pvt. bath; clean besut.
furn.; busineSswomen
1sI4 NEWTON ST.-Front room for Ink.
In apt; Frigidaire. transportation at DOOR
Iias u Sif2alRMoSr ST. ny, NV Ar F2o,R 25SSm f4am
tTanspefsatti%SnR n1s6 Rp SW Sash Apt sILse
eomfoftabIe ont hodeP Pm,; NJ pniim. phone; conv.
1000 18th ST, Apt 54mPIessant; oor, TsI vel
PRfvSTE PR sfT' ENTRaNcS. closeoin of i4th
b,b cagGe ss5 sse pee $40 dbe 144 Befs Belon
SIS g. hW ALLISON ST. Young employed
couple OF Suuue 4sS'
saBrsss Snas s ee s6 ea per 4 %R PA
DUPONT CIR blk; twin beds. dsls
closets; maid serv.; kit privils; near bath
Eli aIII 18th sH ST. NV Apt. 2s-Light
dren. MI 5oO4, is
1850 MASS. AvE.-Rooms to share for
men and women; maid service and laun-
1921 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Nicely furn. sgle:
rm.; $40 per person; plenty Of heat; GOOD
iasR iso5 RHODE Is. AVE. N.w.-Nicely furn.
rm. for h;k. in basement; l employed
fsessRwi fsseosss WISCONSIN, svvE. N.w-Lre.- we'll
home; quiet, clean; ideal companionsshhip.
1858 IRVING ST. N.w.-single room for
lady; available at once CO. $500 -22
PORTER ST. N.W.-Large single room, in
private home; ideal location; convenient
transportation Or. 5a32.
sol TAYLOR ST. NV cheerful front
rms, newly decorated. twin beds, unlim
phone; conv. transp.; semitic home. RA
TaG WILSON HOUSE, 2o15 Kalorama I'd
Excel. double rooms for couple or ladies
front room, $3.50 ea.; room adjacent
bath, $50 ca; man to share lse. double
with GWU. man, S22 so. co. e722. 80
MASTER BEDROOM, private bath, nieely
furnished; private. gentle home, blk
exp. bus; gentleman. GE. 1856 attsr. 8
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GLEN ECHO HEIGHTS, MD.-Anartment'
tHhP GnRL q TO Share 'sG 5 kit w bath
sRd sRd n 1aosf1F 3a spt blds s4s m9Psh
1n9 gaphp Svt s Entrance F t $3.50 go mo ssh
Man Nj Nv wanted to share large e-rm apt
ave-. sien n.W'. oSRef APT t 81, IV RE. 1858. is.
2 LARGE, comfortable rooms, newly deco
e. so ld5yi aia.S suitable RT q a4a4 sduts: ~
iii iii s 18th ST. f. N.WW.IAttractive bachelor
apt; conv. location; $50 monthly Apt
BASEMENT STUDIO APT. private en-
trance, private bath; no cooking faclltles'
block of Conn. ave.; S75 mo. EN-
GIRL TO SHARE roomy apt. with another
girl; NV. section: convenient TO Gown
0s snd 45 cf eE ea Me- s f. Ex s$ so ss1
91se4 VERMONT AVE. Nw.-one- -rm. apt
for for l co e5 Z; 5o;oss sae mo- maid seFv'' 5000
1Gs 1856, f3j FalRMoNr mont sT.-l-room apt, prj-
vate bath, kitchenette: suitable for en-
Rnf' R1oyed as couple sso. See mgr bet Ia p"'
5sei 1901 18th 81: N.w-s-room a turn, apt apt
f5S 1880 peE con1MB}a e Ra RD N.w-Lse, front
bath. for ! employed girl; SS per wk;
Szsspns 4oGS MAR Sef Vk Share
Of OF Dupont Circle; $40 mo. No: 49s5 after
$50 pm. Apt. los. Box ALDO, Star.
hma With Isdy %, o. kit iaun' privis; refs $50
aos soKM Iza Al, Sss5 IS per mo- 2G4 St Is
trsnsp.: Hra empl esuplea Ho: e4Sa: IT
FTisidaire Faa ii y; facing Lincoln PARK; for
s%R0sif ssS fWEs So r. sash yer m1
and pvt bath all utilities inciHded 4ay ealy
RSa14Y sS} pfT ne no qpsn RA 800 80 today KAY
ARRnIENGToS-Need REs a warm, clean place
s5ol vs sarsss sss 'hf tchsn TT0 5sfsss
location accommodate 4 adults s1s5
suNSSYBRooK. Suns Brook MD.-2-bedrm.. suitable
;:iasp, s.kM' E9kN: Arr: prize; s11,;5 saI vk
bAsEM2ST faS R2sSn"f mr. ays is vi
IA. 4o69 8 to only. Gentle family
SpT ifTar leal6 OLD BSI'AabrENsBuRe S'arN RD.. silver
Spring, Md.--Young married couple, to
Share large house; private bedroom next
bath or ana
before $50 pm; SO per mo. sH. 1882
TAKoMA, D,c.-s rms, pvt; bath; utils: L
quiet empl. cple. only; no children. pets
or parties; refs. REQ. GE. 3SSS before o.
or Box 215-G. Star.
1918 VARNUM ST. N.W-Large Broom
apt; Frgidaire: suitable young girls;
$3.50 each. RA. S31S.
STUDENTS. 1852 Fairmont st. NV
email apartments, Each suitable. to gen.
tleman; $50, S75. All utilities included,
LADY, 3O-35 to share duplex apt. with
one other LADY; pvt. rm,. home pVss., -
mo: ne section. Box 365-G, Star.-16
: ROOMS. huge open fireplace, knotty\pine,
modern semibsmt.; downtown; 500, sutil-
tiles included 456 N st. NV RE 6o1s
ARLINGTON, vA.-Lovely furn liv rm.,
bedrm,, semibath. kit, facilities; "a blk
bus; pvt. entrance; SS5 mo. CHI. 1923
2 GIRLS TO SHARE modern apt, $50 ca
653 MD. AVE. NE. 1st fl. front. large
Ink. room; quiet. young. married couple
both employed $3.50 wk. 30
PARLOR R-BEDRM. SUITES available. S20C
and $3.50 per mo, fun hotel service; house.
keeping apt; bedrm., liv. rm: and kit;
full hotel serv. S275 per mo. Call Charles
L. Hutchinson, general manager, CO. 700
HOTEL 2400, 18th st: NV. -l6
Evening star., 1948-02-16
ROOMS FURkisHED-Md. 8 Va.

SINGLE ROOM for girl; $50 a month;
board if desired; 2 blks. from Lee hwy.
AERlL1NGToS@Dble. El rm. for or 2, LIST
a.. adj semipvt. bath; laun., phone privils.;
1 blk bus. Gil S699.
CLARENDoN-Room in home of couple
every convenience. Between . buses. GIL
ROOM FOR MOTHER and child day
care for child. 2-lo yrs. Call sH 0239.
fortably furn. rm,. 1st feor, next bath;
bus at door; no drlnkins. WA. 1923. is
ARLINGTON. 1904 S. 14th st.--Large rm.,
twin beds, next to tiled bath: for 2 young
men; in pvt. home; on busline. Gil. 2o72.
ARLINGToN-comfo room for | or
girls: an unusually nice home; semipri-
yate bath; convenient transportation. Gil.
1924, 81 SO. Taylor st. is,
LINGT0N--Master bedrm., pvt. bath;
single or working couple. Call GIL. 1173.
ATTRACTIVE master bedroom. private
bath, conv. to Lee hwy. GL. 1887. -16
ARLINGTON, s5s N: Woodrow-Ssi. rm
s16e. -16