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A wonderful buy! Won
derful dressy and tailored
rayon styles for home or
shopping. Neat dark
grounds in 1920, 1914.
Gofdenbersis Dresses, Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-11-18
Sample
COrseIettes &
GIRDLES

Usually sold from 8.95 to
$25 by q famous maker!
Nylons and heavy bro
cades. 14-18" lengths.
Sizes "a to 50.
eoIdsnbsfg's cosssts, Second Floor
Evening star., 1949-06-28

connunis, Party activities n this
Evening star., 1949-06-28
Pittsburgh Red Cross
Warned Of Possible
Loss Of Charter
~ ss4s Asesx sss~s ss~sa

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. June
2s-The Board of Governors q.
the American Red Cross has SERVED
notice On the pisssearga caaptes
that II viii lose It's charter i! IT
doesn't stop Joining ether social
agencies In taTsc-raasins cam
paigns In industrial plants.
The board based lis ruling OF .
resolution passed last April ban
ntng any Red Cross member group
from JOINT solicitation Of funds
from employees n industrial plants
The board. In its announcement
yesterday al the opening session
Of the Red Cross annual conyen-
tion. said the Pittsburgh Chapter
had said 1t would disregard tie
resolution.
OConnor Explains Stand.
The announcement, said the
Pittsburgh Chapter would have
until July 20 10 stop its fund
raising IN conjunction with other
agencies II the chapter refuses.
the board said. q hearing viii be
held Angus; l al which the Pitts
ourgh group would be given the
opportunity 10 show why its
charter should not be revoked.
Basil OConnor. Red Gross prea-
dent. explained the boards action
by saying the policy Of the Red
Cross Is TO appeal separately 10
the American people for individual
financial support IN the name Of
the Red Cross only"
Mr.. OConnor said 3.744 Red
Cross chapters have accepted the
April resolution without oualif,-
cation"
2a2,e0o Pints Collected.
On the conventions program
today was q dramatization OF the
Red Cross national blood by the
pint program.
DR.. Ross T. McIntire, former
White House physician. said the
Red Cross has collected az. 900
pints Of blood since IL began its
peacetime program In January
l948.
Evening star., 1949-06-28

connunis, Party activities n ih.s
country"
Same Brosd ~ Gshitehev.
Who do you think Michsel iss"
Mr.. whearty asked the jury. DO
you think il Is Michael the Arch
angel or Michael Smith ! think
Michael Is some one Of the same
brood rs Gubstches
Miss Coplon had explained that
the note was q memorandum 70
herself and she intended TO Rse II
in the book she was writing about
the life OF q disillusioned Govern
ment girl In Washington,
Michael" she explained. Is
the fictional character. Prof
Michael Smith" Before she took
the witness stand. her attorney
said Michael" Was an aIiegorlcal
figure inspired by the passage In
the Book Of Revelation which de-
scribes how the Archangel Michael
slew the red dragon.
The last word In the four hour
argument will be had by Chic!
Prosecutor John NJ. Kelley. jr.
resonant-voiced ace Of the Justice
Departments prosecution staff
The hard-hitting prosecutor. who
has played q leading role recent
ly in the convictions of Mildred
Axis Sally" Gillars. Carl Marzani
and Mayor Curley ofNBoston. is
expected TO carry the brunt Of the
Governments attack on Miss
Coplons alibi.
Evening star., 1949-06-28
Buruch
Continued From First Page

plan drafted by the board when
Mr.. Hill was chairman. He de-
scribed 1t as q full mobilization
plan. including price controls and
allocations Of materials" He said
the board approving 1t included
seven cabinet members. yet Mr..
Truman turned 1t down.
Following the resignation Of
Mr.. Hill. Mr.. Truman tried to
appoint Mon Wallgren. a friend
and former Governor Of Wash
ington. to the post but cancelled
the appointment at Mr.. Wall
gren's request after 1t was pigeon
holed in the Senate. The board.
created by the act which unified
the armed services. reports direct
to the President.
Mr.. Baruch said. What needs
to be done is well known: the mo-
bilization experience OF the last
two wars should be embodied in
the best possible plan that can be
devised as Of today. and promptly
enacted into law. ready to be put
into effect on proclamation OF
the President, with the concur
renee Of Congress.
What Is lacking Is q will to de-
cision." he added.
Criticism Of Services Hit.
He said that 1t was time the
American people realize how great
is the responsibility OF prepared
ness.
In time Of peace all too many
people have tended to jeer at
members Of the armed forces. to
laugh of their warnings. to give
little heed to what they sought
for defense" he continued.
Then. suddenly. war erupts!
The much-maligned military are
expected to spend billions in fu-
r1ouS yet efficient haste. to recruit
and train in a matter of months
millions Of men who never held q
rife before. to organize global op-
erations touching places most
Americans never heard of
There must be an end to pre-
vailing indecisions. An overall
global strategy for prolonged
peace-waging must be formu-
lated"
Mr.. Baruch saw the military
too often as the couriers of bad
news and pointed out that be-
cause Of the cold war. the atomic
bomb and world conditions gen.
orally preparations against war
intrude even more insistently into
all our lives
He said it was surprising that
some people should lash out at
the messengers bearing the sad
tidings - as II the messengers
themselves were to blame"
Evening star., 1949-06-28
YugosIav Envoy Testifies
In $4,000 Estate Case
By the kssociofed Press

LOS ANGELES. June 28.-The
Yugoslav Ambassador was a wit
ness in Superior Court here yes
terday in a hearing to determine
whether an American doctors
$4,000 estate shall go to his aged
parents in Belgrade.
Ambassador Sava N. Kosanovic
testified that Yugoslav laws would
permit a resident of the United
States to inherit property in that
country. He said a United States
citizen inheriting agricultural land
would have to sell it unless he
was prepared to work it himself.
The State of California is OBJ
jecting to Ivan and Darja Popov,
both over 80, inheriting the estate
of their son, DR.. Ivan Denis, Pasa-
dena osteopath, who died last May
2. on the ground that Americans
cannot enjoy the same rights un-
der Yugoslav laws. DR.. Denis
changed his name after coming to
the United States.
Yugoslav Consul General v. M.
Vukmirovic will testify today.
Evening star., 1949-06-28


said.
Trailing FBI agents observed
Gubitchev walking north on
Broadway on one side of the street
and Miss Coplon proceeding in
the same direction on the op-
posite side of the street, Mr..
Whearty recalled. After walking
two blocks in this fashion, Miss
Coplon crossed diagonally to meet
Gubitchev and as she approached
him she opened her purse. ex-
tracted something and held out
her hand. Gubitchev met her
with outstretched hand. The
couple walked four PAGES together
and parted for the night.
"Fishy Explanation"
There was a paper in her
purse and there was a passing of
hands" Mr.. Whearty continued.
My view is there was something
passed, but there Is no evidence of
that because the agents did not
actually see any transaction.
If the agents had framed this
girl. as she charges. don't you
think they would have testified
they saw something passed on that
occassion?"
Miss Coplon has explained
the sudden parting on February
Is by telling the jury Gubitchev
whispered. Il can't see you; my
wife's detectives are following me. "
That's the most flshy explana-
ton you have ever heard" Mr..
Whearty said. Her purpose in
that meeting was in her purse.
and they parted after she had
accomplished her purpose"
First Case Of Its Kind.
This is q deadly serious case. "
Mr.. Whearty told the jury. This
is the first case in which an en-
ploye of the Department Of Justice
has been charged with q crime
of this sort.
ITS extremely serious. we feel,
and it is not a laughing matter.
Your decision will determine the
future career and the future life
of this defendant"
Mr.. Whearty reminded the
jurors that there are two counts in
the indictment under which Miss
Coplon Is being tried. The f]rst
count accuses her Of pilfering Gov
|ernment documents for the pur-
pose of obtaining information re-
specting the national defense land
with the intent and reason to
believe that information would be
used to the advantage Of foreign
power and to the injury of the
United States"
The second count charges Miss
Coplon wilfully and unlawfully
concealed certain papers known
as data slips.
Stresses Typewriter Memo.
The Government feels, Mr..
Whearty said. that 1t has proved
beyond reasonable doubt that
Miss Coplon had reason to be-
lieve and the intent to transmit
Government secrets to q foreign
power.
"As to the removal Of these
documents. there is no question
whatsoever" Mr.. Whearty said.
"She has admitted that she took
them"
Mr.. Whearty asked the jury to
pay particular attention to type
written memo which was found
with "a official data slips contain
ing extracts from confidential FBI
reports in her purse when she was
arrested with Gubitchev.
II have not been able." the note
began, land don't think I will be
able to get the top secret report
which I described to Michael
about Soviet intelligence and
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Love Affairs Hold Spotlight
In CopIon ] rial SUMMING Up

Iney are people willing TO sell
their mothers for money. Yet
the Department of Justice wants
to protect them"
Mr.. Palmer charged that the
prosecution brought charges
against Miss Coplon to shift crit
icism by the House Committee on
Un-American Activities against
the Justice Department. Origin
ally the prosecution thought Miss
Coplon would plead guilty. he
said.
They never thought this little
girl would have the fire and the
spirit to fight for herself and all
Government girls" he said.
Love Defense Battered.
The love defense of Miss Cop
lon was battered when Mr..
Whearty In his closing argument
to the jury blamed her for drag
ging "the sordid facts" OF her af-
fair with Shapiro into the case.
The defendant. WHO had ex-
planned her meetings With Gubit-
chev, as the romance of a man
and q maid" yawned frequently
and appeared bored as Mr..
Whearty. her former boss in the
Justice Department, summed up
the Governments case against her
Mr.. Whearty. who once called
the suspended Justice Department
analyst Judy" bluntly told the
jury he is convinced she is an
agent in a Soviet espionage ring
and that she passed Government
secrets to Gubitchev.
Enraged at Gubitchev.
"She tried to explain her
manuverings In New York by say
ing she was in love-" Mr.. Whearty
told the jury Of four women and
eight men,. The Government
didn't bring love into this case
the defendant did. Our hope was
that such an issues would be kept
out, but since 1t was brought in
we had no chaice but to meet 1t
with the sordid facts which were
admitted under oath on the
stand"
MIR. Whearty recalled how Miss
Coplon became enraged over the
deceit Of Gubitchev after he told
her he was married. when they
met on January IA.
This was the innocent maid"
Mr.. Whearty said scornfully. "the
maid and the man you've heard
about who came to their meetings
with love in their hearts.
t'Yet, on January Z, only a week
before she became enraged, she
admitted that she had gone shop
ping in Baltimore with Mr.. Harold
p. Shapiro. She didn't even 60
shopping there. They went on to
Philadelphia the next day. where
there was q greater selection, and
they got there in time to 60 to q
show"
Recalls Dramatic Scene.
Mr.. Whearty asked the jury to
recall the dramatic scene that en-
sued when Miss Coplon was con-
fronted with hotel registers show
ing she had been registered in
Baltimore and Philadelphia with
Mr.. Shapiro as man and wife.
That's q damn lie.' she shout
ed" Mr.. Whearty said. land in a
few seconds she was admitting
the truth"
MIR. Whearty asked the jury to
recall the strange circumstances
that surrounded the meeting Of
Miss Coplon and Gubitchev on
upper Broadway on February l8.
They missed their appointment at
their rendezvous at 190th street
at Z pm. and both returned to
Evening star., 1949-06-28
Boettiqer Joins New Firm

NEW YORK, June % P.-
John Boettiger. former newspaper
publisher, has been elected vice
president of Theodore Swanson &
Co., the New York public rela-
tions firm said yesterday. He was
assigned to the firms Netherlands
government account and will leave
soon for Amsterdam. The Hague
and Java.
Evening star., 1949-06-28

The United Kingdom now owns
ship tonnage of 100000. COM
pared with gross tonnage of IT,
750, 900 in 1899.
Evening star., 1949-06-28

Border Halves Erie, Ontorio
Lake Erie and Lake Ontario are
almost exactly split in half by the
United States Canadian border.
with about half of each lake lying
In each country.
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AVIATION (cont.l

45 d.:;a. s Hs5SpG 9.a, shs s|2 b
hfs: SINCE major,, DAVIS FLYING
FIELD; Laytonsviils. Nd, Damascui
NV DE luxe PIPER 4-plae.: re-.
. dsstion Tor sa, aq YSA sale; can finance
PIER CUB-Repatnted, licensed, II
excellent condition; 500 down, bal.
s nes i e., sp ssas monthly payments
MEMBERSHIP IN X-C CLUE. Good
st si; e e e Sanssd pilot. No students
CESSNA "I40"-355 T. T., lights,
pants. metal prop, instr, $l.3e5.
Make offer. must sell. See OF
Sss s. sSSd AIRPORT or call Green.
FAiRcHILD "a4," l.u engine: needs
ssa ssb' a. ss york and few parts
also 40-h.p. CUP. licensed, SOS
sross-country flight courses. private
dtSht tests; radio licenses issued
M6 pvsiiRNsse'ff 70 oXTff, Can s az yov
flying time In Piper Cub at cost II
here now. Call AS. sb24 betWss =
. and 8, sunday only or call q
1795 p 1t. NV, evenings after Z Of
ron sxiE+Ercoupe. l6e hours tota
time; reprinted and relicensed; bar
gain; can finance. CONGRESSIONAL
AIRPORT. OIL. SS6S.
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ROOMS FURN. S.E.-S.W. tcont.)
AIRY ROOM, next to bath, for single
70. 3-3697. Vicinity Naval Gun
BRi SsHrf. AIRY ROOM, small Jewish
family; unlim. phone; suitable young
lady. transp; conv. VI. 7414.
ttu Turn. use use Of lily; nm: tiled shower
2s$2 MINNESOTA AVE. s.E.-Room,
nicely furnished; non-drinker; sin
1866 So N M1S SsE x xvE. s.E-rarps ,,spt
newly furnished. AT. 761l.
LINCOLN PARK AREA-Large light
housekeeping room. Suitable Tor
,coupls or three people. AT: 7611. .
married couple; board optional; An
a asosais VICINITY; gentlemen pre-
r 1s5Ssa DIE Dbl 4f sEbRooM, 2 :. ,xso.
other roomers; family Of 8; excel.
rest. Lady or Couple. vi. $3.50. o.
C0LORED-LGE. FURN. RIM, 1905
r 2 st. Is, IS e Goys' employees with good
C0L0RED-sos 18th ST. Sc
Fnrn. rm. for refined. married. en-
P PR' s1 s9upl' or sinsle man; Dr,yil'
ooIoREEDno@RooM FOR EMpLoYEn
C9LoRED-RooM FOR Rem T.
Couple or girls: will take child;
co oG@f R5v III z Vi isrxe front
m nr;' E niss home atmosphere. privils.
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ROOMS WANTED

LADY. colored. wtshes room; two chill
dren', ages years and 20 months.
GENrLEEMxN, middle aged. desires
clean room in conEenial home. Box
II ls osSIkEssfossNsAL LADY desire. room
u modern apt. Conn. ave. section.
ROOM IS ma IN ApA sksa4fE with adults,
kitchen privileges; Sat. and holi-
days; non. smoker. Arlington. Va.
REF REIN 81 WOMAN desires sunny mn
warm, quiet room, near bath, In
apt; elevator; near meals, Refs.
Price. location. Box 1T-K. Star.
LADY. GoveEnment-employed, desires
well-furn. room, NV. near 18th bus
or Mt. Pleasant carline; breakfast
priyh. desired. Box TASK, Star :
"A. wants unfurnished
room. semipriyate bath, South AR
Wis hwy. or In District near 18th
= and Columbia I'd, NV. Prefer bun.
salow with private family who own
or are buying. Tenancy probably
soW1F. VI; cali Or. ss71; District.
MiAaTrJEt, ie3funiEr WOMAN. research
student-wcrker. Immediately wants
large stnEle room with deep closeti
SIS monthly. Box 12o-K. star. :
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ROOMS FURN. OR UNFURN.

FRONT ROOM. Kitchen, laundry priv
ave. cars. GE. $685..
TWO LOVELY front bedrms., Sc
and So ea,; for rent either furn. or
unfurn: also kit and lndry. privil.
unlim. phone; excel. transp. to
downtown. inquire 222o Perry st.
ne. o.. call Do. 1916 after $50
Ell, sIl day Sat. and SUM- ID
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES furn. and unfurn. I;
vi accept or 2 children. no.
COLORED--EMrL. REFINED people;
1-bedrm; and studio rm.: viii rent
separately or comb.i PRIVILEGES. Ii.
Col oRED-N. CAROLINA ave. Sc,
glS-Larse front nm, turn, with
I'm; unfurn.; couple or man. VI
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ROOMS uNEuRNIsHEp

CHEVY Chase master rooms, pri-
yate bath, sun porch, includ. ufiii-
q tiss i,, suit w for a. 9; sloo mo-; eonv,
5 Z LARGE Gaii ROOMS ma sSla pyt. bath; connie.
near Agriculture Bldg. sos 10th
BExuTTfryL ROOM, 2 closets, I clean,
refined home; 8 aduitS breakfs3t
Driyil:: blks. from car; refs, maid
aim. bUNaxLSwSss.. electricity on,,
IMPROVEMENT; IS per wk.; block
from bus; white only. $3.50 29th
C0I0REn-210l VIRGINIA. AVE
N.Y. N.Y. rooms and bath. Call sH
OLORED-LARaE FRONT nm. suit.
able for couple; conv, to q,
lines; SIG week. CALI DI. 1899.
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w soatssr t, Hom share s1Tn .Pt; via
phone; AL. 1856.
girls, apt. bldg. 1910 10th st. NV.
GENTLEMAN viii share apt. bedrm
Sash i IN ss SsaS spl x r@ With d snot fn;
sentlemsn t25-40); piano. tels.
y ysas refs; rent seas. Call 81
AKL:-conssn!., girl, 20 to 20. 80 t.
s share beautiful modern 5-rm. apt
town. xssn o sse mo 20 cH min saf from down
CONN. AvE.-Sgle. rm.. kit, priv.
leses; no smoking or drinking. OR
GIRL. $3.50. share apt. with .
SS. .9ssi, 49, lie Baum st. Sc, a: 20
her furn. ant. with another lady
sear 18Th Sth and Kennedy sts. NV.
GIRL to share e-rm. apt. twin beds
with another girl; NV; section; ex.
sRLE nSs w e s2ST to r. ss.t 1892
apt. with another lady; twin beds
h.k. privils. reas. Cali ali day Sun.
LADY 70 SHARE an attractive ant
with another lady In modern apt
55ld.. twin beds. ample closet space;
Troy st., Arlington, Va, CHI. 67l5
sssa EYE EYE 81. NV N.W.-Re1n.d sirl de-.
sired to share beautiful apt. with Z
other girls; $50 mo. Me. 2397.
YOUNG WOMAN, Govt. secretary, ha,
nicely furn. studio rm. to rent II
duplex apt, kit. % share. s35: loo
GENTLEMAN rs SHARE lsrse. mod.
ern 2-bedroonl apt: with sno.he,
y gsntlema Vas sS5; 8, No No llS5: ..
another nf Sa,,x IN cqpyeniently located NV
gsh:E sir!s: Ssnd!s; ss 81 "''a Iii
YEls. $50. 18th and Euclid NV NV.
GENrLEMAN. so-ss. desiring mic,
ether; close = q; W. uniy. snt
SHAH ny 6Sz Coz '1 NV. APT. with
nnnother woman q quiet habits
e.; sinsle'' sas;? double. s US. use HS g
TWFod' BEpRMs., surn.; 2 girls x,,
snare a,s With ! Or 2 other girls VIC
CoNGENIAL and cultured part-tim.
student TO share 6-rm. apt. in NV
WILL aaARE my 2-Sedrm. spt. il
excel vain n.i abGSsnss woman na o. Sple
sss; $40 20 .s ~ sss c asis TO- y 3:
coNGSENlAL GIRL to share large
ss g apt spt. WITH %, other s!rls;
bath at. With another y yesns wcm On.
sn, 1880 yrs. AK. $500. Ext. 5ss
coSdESlAI YOUNG WOMAN, Sos,
sS shsrs modern arn sui9 9 WITH Psss
Rsi: sxeh. 81. it74 Sun. alter ~: :;
one o. a. Two GENTLEMEN to ,hsr.
. rev; Il, x. sssss; o Nsuss sss to sDpsssii..
Lady " 4Ii a.ss SHARE .n,c,ene, ant.
With ,smDl, lady. $685., near Com.
s r. M MGGfaalssY oS Sa ftsssss: s..
aDt. Cali Wo. ass6. between = aud
GiKE between n and %. 70 share
3:room apt. with s others. In zen.
ti|s home y !s6a NV. section. IA. Sazo
2 GiRLs 70 share apt; 2a-2s; large
apt. newly decorated. Ap. 1856.
apt. VII. 2 other Girls; NV. section.
JEEWHiIsHH GIRLS la,, share 2-bedrm.
apt. with one other; excel. location.
KEIFfiN I'D BUS. GIRL to share .ttr.e.
tive 2-bedrm. apt. with young cple.
Ne ssis, $50 g SoS v sses DAYS sssn Ms
BACHELOR 70 share 6-rm: house
II Arl.; O. z YOUNG men. GL, 039a.
YOUNG LADY to share downtown
18th apt; with another; no cleaning;
$50. MI. 72S2. 30
GIRL WANTED to share spacious q
bedrm. apt, Be-, with Jewish GIRL,
own bedroom; excel. transp. 10.
another lady (40-6t); pvt, bedroom,
LIST q; cony. Psnt. and Navy; $40.
lsiS / ST. MW.-Apt. 10 share with
another woman; refeYencss REQUIRED;
gentle home; $50 Per month. Call
MA. $3.50, HIT 7Qe,
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NOSWS fUNNISnE0~-No
c6L0KED-C0UfLE Or two ssntls-
va Gal .sE At1ni; fi f1sS o6lf
s s9 no. cd aS! xa'e Be- s q smD
CoIORED-PLEAsANT End. floor rm.
for or q; mr.. bath: all privils:;
conv. to 18th and 18th SITS. NO.
$50 after 6:30: or Sun. IS
COLORED-SHARE ROOM, for girl.
S. per week. DU. 6493. 1870 18th
NEWLY III IiS' PAINTED ROOM. Christian
ins, laundry d priVii.; I rent to t cple.,
1910 9th St. Sat. Sun. afternoon.
coLoRED-FRoNT RIM. for rent;
iurn. Call after $50 Sat. Sun.
coLoRED-NfGELY ruRN. RIM. for
couple or 2 men. 1926 9th st. NV.
coLoRED-THE HlLLcREsr. $500
With or without pvt. baths; for empl.
c sHlss Fl reissfs ss YOU 5sdi ST. NV
Apt. 12---Large double room for nice
employed person. DU. 1854. =
CoLoRED-e71e 18th sT.--Attrac-
tive large single and double rooms.
S SSsFd 7oa y desired; gentlemen only
CoIoRHHEDe-LGE. FRONT RIM. for
employed couple. with PRIVILEGES. AD.
coIoSRaED-sa2e SHERMAN AVE.
n.w.--Lge; front bedrm. for working
c sSp61s s..: ggss!ss'''Wssiso m1sc AVE.
n;w;-Nicely furnished room. co.
coIoRED-1sea OAK ST. NV
Nice Ice. rm, twin beds; 30 wk.
each; men only. conv. to 14th st.
esrline. Call after pm, tn.
coToRED-11s1 s ST. N.w.-Larre
coIoRED-soa RHODE ISLAND
ave. n.w.-1 lRe. dble. nm. for re-
aa nsd soup Nj. So $685. Of kit; refs re-
CoLoRED--s2l QUINCY ST. NV
refined persons; twin beds. IA.
ceodIaoSRaED-auIEr. EMPL.. middle
aged w9m 1 y 5ot rshned home; refs.
Ssds; linen far r next bath ana
c tfaiR; Lovely lss' s Ap. s N.%-Hu.
55 s74. Neatly fyrn,s sh room n;,. twin
COLORED-SINGLE ROOM. man. 81;
large room. men or couple. RIA.
1885.
COLORED-LARGE ROOM for re-
liable man. Phone Du. 1880. 1905
Corcoran st. NV -
COLORED FURNISHED sgle. nm;
conv. to transp.; home privils. co.
7105
CoLORED REFINED. EMPLOYED,
married couple; cooking PRIVILEGES.
no. S772.
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RMS. APIS. "a sHApE tc.,, ,

NsWS. APpS. ~ SnAkk lCont,
GIRL TO SHARE lovely furn. broom
apt. with one; Bendix; 30-min.
transp: Johnson 2-91s7. s.
REFINED EMPLOYED LADY to SHARE
nice home; rent necessary. Georgia
GIRL TO SHARE attrac. furn. apt
With | other girl; liv. nm. bedrm.,
dinette and kit. IGE. 1882.
YOUNG LADY will share with at
Gactive young lady luxuriously furn,
3-rm. apt; $50. Oaklawn Terrace
1870 10th st. NV, Apt. sos, HO
GEORGEToWN-1 or 2 business O,
professional young women to share
attractive small house; newly re.
WANT ANOTHER LADY to shar.
beautifully, furn. l-bedrm. studio
sspt6; excel. tsansp.; $45 mo. CHI
BRENTWOOD vILLAGE-Master bed
rm.., next to bath; kit. and laun
privls.; suitable for Q girls; unltd
phone: $50 mo. MI. 0657.
ONE OR TWO GIRLS to share 6-rm
gentle apt. with one other girl; S2t
or $40 per mo-, plus utils. Apt, sos
b4O2 Conn. ave. NV. OR. 0s91.
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Shadyside, Md.
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AMERICAN .. PARK, 44IO z2nd st.
n.v.-6gle. I'm, In pvt. home; cow.
sness . Tssairsd da ok. osai .ss1-
1927 N ST. N.W.-.LarHe .ttractiyely
turn. front rm., for couple or gem
tlemAn; twin beds; plenty closets,
424 JEFFERSON ST.-Front rm.,
twin beds; empl, couple or 9 GENTLE
gen; 1o soms privils.; good transD.
Iiss NV HAMPSHIRE AvE.-Bsmt,
apt. $40; also dble. bedrm.. LIST
1I4o p ST.. NV, The churchiil-
Clean single rooms. running water,
maid service: S6.Ss.b0 wk. Also dou-
lbs s!s roe GRir flEa SRs Mea ssss' tvis
beds, lse. closet; adj: bath: unlim
ph.; cow. transp.; $50. 0E. 2577.
1924 18th ST. N.w.-Farminston
Hotel. conv. to transp.: newly deco
rated, lge. comfortable outside rms. !:
24-hour ONCE. switchboard and maid
service; weekly rates, single, 1919
M; dble., $3.50 up. DE. ESQ.
as RANDOLPH ST. N,W-A newly
decorated bedrm. sunny, cooking
md laund. privils., unlimited phone;
"a residential Sec; reaS. ia. LIS.
abs6 n. y. AVE. N.W.--Newly paint
Cd and newly papereo sgae. rms
$3.50 VIZ, up.