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Evening star., 1949-04-24

ALWAYS viii do well to remember. as some
one has put IT, that compliments are like
cologne. made to smell and not to swallow.
but when a speaker or q writer SO revels in
applause that he actually seeks II rather
than the truth. and puts its value above con-
victions. 1t becomes a dangerous drug which
undermines the whole personality. draining
veracity, bleaching integrity and lulling con-
science. Sometimes the desire for 1t and the
inebriation that 1t brings Is so overpowering
that the victim comes to place where he is
ready to say. MY kingdom for applause"
In the matchless Sermon on the Mount. the
Great Teacher warns against letting ones
giving and praying be done with ears tuned
to applause-staged on street corners, TO be
seen and heard of men.
There are those In positions Of prominence
who never challenge popular trends. who al
ways go with the currents, who never VIII
prophesy what people do not want TO hear.
They qualify and hedge and put ditto marks
under the beliefs Of those with whom they
deal They remind one OF the minister who
was ordered by his bishop to preach on the
subject Of hell. The parson. not wishing TO
offend the seusibilities Of his aristocratic
congregation, mitigated the uncompromising
doctrine of the Scripture as on the given
Sunday he said with an apologetic drawl:
Brethren. ye must repent. as it were; and
be converted. in q measure: or you will be
damned. to some extent"
Much Of the hypocrisy which curses So
ciety. the affectation. duplicity. chicanery
and pretense. can be traced to an inordinate
desire for applause. People say things which
they do not mean, express emotions which
they do not feel, praise when they secretly
Evening star., 1949-04-24
Letters to The Star

Marines" "A Date With Judy" Stand Up
and Fight" and Billy the Kid" The Bad
Man. Twenty Mule Team" "Barbary Coast
Gent Bad Bascomb." The Man From
Dakota" "A Message to Garcia" Viva
Villa The Mighty Barnum." West Point
OF the Air" All Wilderness. "o'Shaunessy's
Boy Flesh, The Champ" and Thunder
Afloat."
Many old timers will remember Beely AS
q gawky Swede In the old Essanay one-,eel
comedies .&4
People will miss old Wally. There never
will be another like him
HERMAN II. DIEES
Evening star., 1949-04-24
Visitation BicentenniuI

The one hundred and fiftieth anniver-
sary of the establishment of the Visitation
Convent in Georgetown is being celebrated
by faculty, alumni, students and friends
to whom the traditions of the famous
school are precious. A larger public also
Is interested In the occasion, If only because
the constructive influence of the work
started June "A, l799 has spread through
out the world.
How Alice Lalor and her associates, Mrs.
Sharpe and Mrs. McDermott, devoted
themselves to the education of Catholic
girls under the guidance of Father Leonard
Neale, subsequently Archbishop of Balti-
more is told elsewhere in The Star today
The story of their pioneer efforts prior to
the elevation Of the community by Pope
Plus VII on July IA, 1916, makes fascinating
reading. Thirty choir sisters, four lay
sisters and one out sister took the Visitan-
dine vows before the close of that year.
Father Cloriviere came from Brittany to
be director in 1918, selling his ancestral
X contributed an altar -piece Mother
Catharine Rigden broke ground for the
present group Of buildings. The academy
was exempted from seizure for military
purposes in 1851 at the request of General
Winfield Scott, whose daughter was a nun
there
Naturally, there were occasions when the
Convent was handicapped by circum-
stances over which the teachers had no
control Once devastating fire swept the
property. But the enterprise generally has
prospereo Particularly it has held the love
and the unwavering respect of its gradu-
ates. A Visitation scholar may never return
to Georgetown after finishing her courses
In the school; but her heart is true to her
alma mater even when her grand
daughters have followed her TO its doors.
Thus the work continues In terms of
human life enriched, people of every class
and condition served. The record of the
past century and half providentially win
inspire the endeavors OF another period
at least as long.
Evening star., 1949-04-24
Are Irregular Lines Regular?

The question OF how far the irregular
air lines should be allowed to go along the
path to regularity was difficult one for
the Civil Aeronautics Board to decide.
There is no question about the popularity
of the services rendered by many Of the
hundred or so large nonscheduled lines
and the two-thousand odd small lines.
Their reduced rates have attracted lots of
customers from the regular air lines. And,
naturally. the regular lines have resented
this growing competition. They have
called 1t unfair competition, for the reason
that the irregulars have not had 70 meet
the rigid standards which apply to the
regulars.
The CAB, in effect, has agreed with the
regular air lines that when an irregular
carrier engages in regular, or nearly
regular, commerce in competition with the
scheduled operators, it should comply with
the same safety, service and other oper-
ating requirements demanded OF regular
carriers That seems to be reasonable
arrangement, but the independent air lines
are protesting vigorously that it will mean
disaster for all of them.
Actually, however, there is no way as
yet of knowing just what the effect will
be, for the simple reason that the CAB
has announced that the case Of each inde-
pendent line will be considered on its own
merits. As matter Of sact, the more
than two thousand small irregulars viii
be permitted to continue operations under
blanket authority as heretofore. The CAB
case-weighing will apply only to about q
hundred OF the larger independent lines.
OF these larger carriers, the CAB points
out, a substantial number already are
operating as bona fide irregular lines, But
the CAB found that some large irregulars
are tempted to engage In what amounts
TO regular competition with established
air lines-in violation of the rules govern
ing nonscheduled operations. These alleged
breaches of the regulations undoubtedly
have been of increasing concern to the
regular lines, already burdened with
mounting deficits.
Under the order, the large independents
will have to show that they are, In fact
as well as name, irregular carriers and
Evening star., 1949-04-24

Of hand-clapplng.
On the other side Of
the sea its presence
is indicated by fire.
quent CALCULATIONS.
ON the part OF
agreeing auditors, Of
Hear. hear"
OF course. there Is
nothing b a n e ( u ]
about conventional
expressions Of favor
when o speaker Is
introduced. Yet one
launched upon the
sea Of speech with
extrayagant praise
Evening star., 1949-04-24

The results 10 far have been very grsttiytnr
10 the gardeners" but probably not 70 sss
wild garlic.
little sketch Of o plot of ground
bounded by New YORK avenue. Thirteenth
street and street.
Site Tor NV. was used 20 b.
Mssos;e Tsmels Aissfass story IN Tns
concerning @the nnaI selection Of q kis
for the proposed National Masonse Temple"
ny committee headed by Matthew Trfmhls.
An association had been orF&nised and in-
corpornted under m act approved April
IS. 1853, for ~fne mutual Improvement"
pf tss members and "fhe edncationxi sensso-
lent and charitable wufk and purposes Of
the Order Of Pres and Accepted Mascns and
of bodies related thsre1o
On March 80. ises The star carried
accounts Of two hsnslnss cs more thaFa
ordinary interest Tfs nssa Of
Two tise~ wss the sxeetsien ef
Ensessioas r. Bates Eopsr ss Hsrsiscn-
yIlie. No Ne bad murdered
Ave persons--has father. hls ara wsfs ard
txo children ard ins ehii6 0s his second vile.
The second killer 10 die vas James Hee6. VIVA
wss hanged ~ Kansas City. No. On ths ssms
sraf1cad On wssicn his father. Martin Reed.
pad th3 supreme penalty In 1884 Tor tns
daughter 81 his wife. james mother.
Evening star., 1949-04-24
Spires Of the Spirit
Dangerous Drug of Applause
Desire for Mass Appreciation Seen as Peril to
Personality and Character
By the Rec. Frederick Brern Harris d. d. Lind

Applause Is q stimulating drug often put
up In the form Of ditto marks. In America.
o sign that 1t Is being administered In large
doses TO o speaker lis the prolonged thunder
Evening star., 1949-04-24

A local household that never bothers
much with spring cleaning says it's more
fun that way OF the sixteen Easter eggs
hidden for tho .s,e-- sters this year,
twenty two were found.
Evening star., 1949-04-24

lem involved Is extremely serious. In seek
ing to drive home that fact and get action.
the Mental Health Foundation Is rendering
q national service that should have the
most widespread support.
Evening star., 1949-04-24

Though political analysts strive to ex-
plain it, this romance of the President
and the Eighty-first Congress is really one
for the heart -throbs editor
Evening star., 1949-04-24

"Hollywoods oldest extra, participant
In crowd scenes since 1907, retires"-and
Just In the nick of time to get into the
income tax Office mob sequence
Evening star., 1949-04-24

As Russia has only peace secrets. to hear
Moscow tell 1t. 1t has practically nothing
TO fear from American spies.
Evening star., 1949-04-24
Medical Charges Stiil
At 1889 Level

~ 1898 Level
To tbs Editor OF The Star:
I'd like to point out few facts to I'm
patient Patient" tStar April 16) who sug.
gests that doctors and druggists lower
their present fees in accordance with the
alleged lowering Of the high cost Of living.
Since most doctors have made no increase
In their fees since 1899 tpre- World War II
while the cost Of groceries. clothing. house.
hold appliances. housing. labor and various
services has doubled and trebled In that
period, asking the medical profession to
lower fees which have not been increased
does not seem ut all reasonable.
Has It occurred TO Impatient Patient"
that 1875 las he recommends) reduction
on all items such as groceries. clothing.
housing and the cost Of labor too. would
help his pocketbook lot more than a
similar discount In medical bills?
Some concentrated effort to lower the cost
to the consumer on those items-including
labor-that have skyrocketed since 1889
would be a more intelligent approach than
demanding reductions on fees that have re-
manned stable throughout the boom period.
MARGARET w. ANDERSON
Evening star., 1949-04-24
Objects 10 Discrimination
Against the Poor I'm Schools
tn fha E.altnr ~ Tshs Efar.


Against the Poor In Schools
To the Editor Of The Star:
In an article published In The Star Of
April 10 you mention discrimination against
Negroes. In my way Of thinking further
steps should be taken In Virginia not only
toward justice for the Negro but also toward
the poor The schools discriminate between
the poor and rich by putting all the poor In
one class and all the rich In another. This
not only leads TO class discrimination but to
downright snobbishness between children.
MARY ELIZABETH TRYON.
Wallace Beery's Pictures
Remembered With Appreciation
To the Editor OF The Star:
Many PEOPLE do not realize that Wallace
Beery was q star for over 30 years and never
played second 10 anyone. In every picture
that he appeared In he always was the star
or co-star. No other actor had record
like Beerys. Lionel Barrymore has been In
the movies for over 20 years but he plays
bit parts In most. Of his pictures.
Among the many pictures Mr.. Beegy ap-
peared Ia may be mentioned the old silent
pictures. Were IN the Navy Now and Now
We're In the Air Force" with Raymond Hat
ton tJohnny Mack Browns sidekick. Below
the Surface Behind the Door" and The
Silver Snare Richard the Lion Hearted"
was q combination sound and talkie pro-
duced In 1927. AMONG Mr.. Beery's many
talking pictures may be mentioned Min
and Bill" and "Tugboat Annie" with Marie
Dressler. Dinner at Eight" with John Barry
more and Jean Harlow. China Seas" and
The Secret six with CLARK Gable. The
Big House. stable Mates. Shave Ship =
.Rationinga and The Bugle Sounds with
Marjorie Main. The Mighty McGurk. The
HoEery." Grand Hotel." Port Of Seven
eeaa.s Treasure Isiand.- salute TO the
Evening star., 1949-04-24

On March 30. 1893 The star carried
accounts Of two hsnxtnxs cf moFs thar
Evening star., 1949-09-14

Newly furn. rms. with running water,
near shower bath, 24-hr. phone and
elevator service; S10.50 to $3.50
vkly. 1440 r. I. ave. NV. -17
Evening star., 1949-09-14
HOUSES FURNISHED

FIELD STONE in Bellehaven with fine
House in beautiful condition. Fur
nished with exquisite taste. Hall,
pantry and kit. Combined. 3 bedrms.,
2 baths, maid rm. and bath, rec.
rm., garage. $3.50 mo. 1 to 2 yr.
lease. Require refs. and careful
adult tenants. Mrs. Finn, SANDOZ,
2 BEDRMs.-Nicely furnished, Hy-
attsville, good Transportation, S105
per month. Years lease required.
ARTHUR CARR AGENCY, AP. 1923.
FURNISHED HOME-2-story brick of
S rms, bath, and att. gar; excellent
corner location near Amer. Univ.
and Mass. ave. extended. Shopping
center; avail. now on yearly lease;
$I25 mo. R. p. RIPLEY, Realtor,
cHEvY AZ 1''s; CHASE Large furnished,
newly decorated, 4-bedrm. house and
hall. living rm. with fireplace. din
ing rm., large modern kitchen. ga
rage. large lot with trees. 1926
Livingston st. NV, " block from
Conn. Ave, Shopping Center. House
open Tuesday and Wednesday.-14
BRICK CAPE COD, large cor. lot;
side and back yards fenced: bed
rms, gar. fireplace in liv. and rec.
rms, auto. gas heat, screened porch;
Bendix; avail. until June at ceiling
price; comp. furn. CHI. 3211 ewes.
BETHESDA, 5s1s wynsate dr.1New
3-bedrm. brick, nicely furn.; lie. liv,
. nm. nrsr!;. ss d'n. w r"3 13-ss skis' screened
Evening star., 1949-09-14
APARTMENTS uhEuRhlsHEp

ms ms, sia Ssth closets; sac ke
Shw ~ uiils MsMf ?lsS AVE EM sfcT eoda tad Is new
liv. rm'. kit. 2 bedrms.. bath; apt,
bldg, nr. bus and stores: adults
only; s92.5o, util. incl. sH. 3739.
ea7 nth ST. N.E.-Large front rm..
htsne kitchen IS; s o p bath TR IaaJg h: fur
rms, kit. and bath, util. incl; no
children S67.5o. mo. DU. s044.
1888 ONTARIO PL. N.w.-and and
1919 wARDER ST. NV. Apt. 3-A-
1Ha rms, kitchenette, bath; S45. util
includ.; adults. GE 5000;
2nd-FLOOR APT, rooms, kit, share
bath. Please note: No children. $40
mo. FIR. 2263. 725 18th st. ne.
4Oa1 Goth RID. North Arl.-4 rooms,
ton, 2 blocks of Lee hwy: S75.
rHREE Gh: s0le Rooms end toor; gsS stove,
Tefsr; ref r.; no 70 . objection 1 child. 2ea7
sas as' sId sei ST, ~ N.w.-Liv. rm., bedTm., DR.
Kit. and slosed-in porch; cOnven;
2127 FIRST ST. N.W.-Nice apt. for
vEIERANsMsee our Nayior Gardens
ad under Coop. Apis. for Sale"
DRURY REALTY CORP. RE. 1893.
3 ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH,
ground floor. 6o4 18th st. ne. Call
1904 2sth ST. s.E.-S7o per mo;
gas heat, l bedroom, living room.
dining room, kitchen and bath.
See owner, 1st f., after 1880 pm.
14O5 MONROE ST. NV bedrm.,
ployed couple; key at 1403 Monroe
ST. NV -16s
BERWYN. Md apts., each with
3 rms. and bath, o.h.-w.h.; SIS mo.
Call WA. 45oO, PERRY BOSWELL,
Evening star., 1949-09-14
ROOMS FURkisHEp-s.E.-s.w.

I16 CARROLL ST. Sc. near Cap,
Lib. of Cong. and H. o. Bs-Single
or double furn. room, for refined ana
PAR sul1eeI aG and rsf: ESQ Teaue4H p@
NJ. si {. Ge'seeGA 5. GAPiToL IL and Library Of
Congress On E. Cap. st.-Nice lge.
fr, twin-bed rm., $40 ssle:. S12 dble;
Ii. 3-0129: ewes. Ii: 3-27sl; IL
BIB 9Th ST. S.E.--Front, dble rm.'
ecpv. aT. 49, sG transD.' twin beds; SIS % Ca
DBLE. BEDRM. and sitting rm,: next
to bath. in pvt. home, gentleman
pref: $40. 2537 3rd st. ne. ,pU.
eass 49, RANDOLPH ST. N.E.-Iarge
sS5S as Breakfast 5aH e'nH Ho '5aasR o5s
ZOE F ST. NE, Apt. 3-1-rm. .ef::
fs1ency h,a gs,I apt; }5N sg16 se%lpVt' BATH $50
] BLK: PA. AVE: AMP ND 1lth tbs s'E'M all
new furn.; age 20-40. ent. priyils
es4s es4s Or o. iifi TR. 5Gi1. 5p1 a''''' 'l'0H' >
1es CARROLL ST. s.E.-congres-
sional Library; beautiful % double
room. next to bath; FIR. 1893. III Z =
1906 MINI; AVE, S:E;MiLafTge ,i, fnnn,s in;5' IN *
MAsrEs AT; Ell BfEBRM. in new home, semi
pvt. bath; 2 adults in family. bus
stop at door. 10. 2-4345. IA
FRONT. NICELY FURN. twin beds,
3 blocks of Mt. pleasant car line;
eI6 G ST. S.E.-Nicely furn., lge.,
double or single rm., next to bath;
clean, quiet. reas. FIR. 4912. -19
LGE. FRONT RM.,. mr.. transp., pvt.
home; for 2 girls; $40 wk. TR.
CoLoRED-eee 10th ST. SEM
ployed couple, neatly furn. room.
Call AT 44S4 -15
Evening star., 1949-09-14
ROOMS WITH BOARD

MANCHEsTER APIS. HOTEI-Lge.
bed-liv. rm. for ., pvt. bath, pvt.
tel, elevator and switchboard serv-
ice. Call mgr. at DI. 1850 or ME
sos7 BLADENsBURG RD. NE
vacancies for 5 boarders for winter;
on same hoor The best Of food;
Reasonable rates II. 3-5253; -lo
for young people .srviSe excel saa meas ho ama mo
1855 N ST. N.w.GFor -efned young
from home this winter; delicious
4sss asSa' Siokela sfeSi iIia''S4i AVE: w. Room
pvt. home. S45 mo. GE. S731. .-15
86II 18th ST. N.W.-Furn. bsmt.
rm. with bath; unexcel. board; pvt.
mofns younE faniy sdy Dre st. 4ssS
WESLEY HAIL-spacious double
rooms in remodeled,, redecorated
BLDG rgnning 1anin water dsnces in evegs and fpee
mgoyyies, recreation, room; room SIS ssnd,o to
sssheT. sssfsg ma i2ae Asitl Est st. t0o NV. NJ
9s04, s-s daily, Sunday, 12-4.
1875 10th ST. NV. - Nlceiy lux
nished rooms for young ladies ana
young men; running water, phones
in rooms; exc. board; elevator. 10
SO34 Goth ST. N.W.-Spacious double
rooms, excellent meals and transp.;
pleasant atmosphere; Sunday din
ner. DE. 1924 or DE. 9602. 20s
CALVERT HOUSE, 14O1 16th-Newly
decorated rooms for business people
and students. Some pvt. baths
Excel. food and service; switchboard
1905 18th ST. NV. Comfortable
meals. SAT tp $50 mo- MI 5774.
1909 18th ST. N.w.-sel., dbl. M and
to share, for business people; excel
cooking; closs-in' telsv. MI. 254o
1925 10th 81. n.w.-yNice single ane
double rooms. $3.50 ca; also base.
THE CLUE eHANNoN, 2sl7 Conn
switchboard. it m1id service; excel
selected merus; unusually low rates
One Of WsEh.'s BEST locations. Es
tabiished 20 yrs.2 AD. 843O: Il.
NICE ROOMS With breakfast AM
ysuppsr; must share: men only. Nea
Wi 6us, trolley cE. 1890. Il!
Evening star., 1949-09-14
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwess

HOUSES FOR SALE-Northwess
ALLISON AND FIT. TOTTEN DR:-6
rms, full bsmt.. o. h.-w.h., semidet
brick. wall -to-wall carpeting. owner
will accept reasonable offers from
BROWN REALTY CORP. Realtors,
.DU, s55s: ewes. sH: $500.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Prewar custom-built brick and stone
lst f.; 5 lovely bedrms. on 2nd f.;
house in immaculate .cond.; mod;
erately priced; min. cash paymt: and
bal. trust. LEGUM & GERBER
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
$i2,950 for q 6-rm. semidet. brick a;:
s snd heat sonv kt2 T. isGEsir kGxr sehSs.
BEAHfs12-sao.5oo. EHi fasS2: 4 pedrma.t mls 2
baths. Mod. brick home, oyerlookins
country club. Firepl. in liv. rm.
saS sappsd sdd R an amps d closet ssssn and stOr say
age space; screened dining porch;
fun bsmt. cony. to bus, stores and
schools. Reas. terms. EARL T.
WRIGHT, WI. 5000; eyes,, WI.
BETHEsDA-(Locust Hill Estate. }
This custom-built home offers sub
urban living with city conveniences.
First floor has living room with IRE
place, dining room, extra large
kitchen and powder room. A PAN
s1Se TSere 'sa are 9Ss snd saths
Iarse La se lot ssn1 80 By W 80. Tn TSis E home i IS
Beautifully decorated and is in per-
feet condition. r. A. TWEED Co :,
6604 Conn. ave-. I'M. 1890 I'll D
Evening star., 1949-09-14
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

1921 KEARNY ST. NE. = Double
sleeping room, next to bath, in pvt.
home; couple, S4S; single, $40; kit.
and Laundry privileges; good transp.
BRooKLAND SEC.-Single. SO; dou-
BILE, $40; newly decorated, next to
bath; cont. hot water. MR.. WHITE,
ME. 1921 bet. & and 7:30. IA
OLE 9Th ST. N.E.-One room, semi
pvt. kit, for empl. couple; no chill
dren or drinking; S12 wk. LU.
83I4 18th ST. N.E.-Young man will
share nice front rm. with another
man. Twin beds, shower, on busline.
1Pie PH 132s:E Z .,:E.-rront rm. next bath,
sgle. or dble; good transp. LA j.
THE GALENA, 1872 B ST.. n.e.--Comf
dble. rms, twin beds; laund., cook.
privileges; girls. FIR. 971S.
THE MARICK, 13S B st. n.e.-,Nicely
cooking privileges. TR. 9154.
1915 E. CAPITOL ST. NE-Dble.
sleeping rm., nicely furn. Will take
5000 18th NE, Woodridge bus-For
. young. refined, working girls;
room with sleeping porch; dinner
and home PRIVILEGES, $50 each. HO.
1851 9tis SokTa st5s5 I en, eeaP,1roL ST. NE
one 9freetesr asqOf lfne and De 5a4e S5neie on
FRONT SINGLE sleeping room. Sc
weekly. lady or gentleman. TR.
1144 40 q st ne IA
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HOUSES TO SHARE
COUPLE to share modern home in
ne. section. AT. $3.50 after 6 pm
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
ARMED FORCES, AZ ranks, perma;
furn. and unfurn. houses and apis
II interested in desirable tenants,
list with ARMED FORCES HOUS-
ING, Pentagon. RE. 6700. Ext.
UNFuRN., UiaHubR:N NV. SEC. 4 bedrms., .
baths. mod. kit; garage; poss. on or
es5esf esnss Gss sex sse ssaFs ssar ieass 1s ti!e
furnished or unfurnished house, for
three to four months. while await
or Alexandria preferred. Call Deca-
'aE BEEpsooMs, SseS unfarnished; eSn basement
necessary. preferably Alex. or Arl.
srea & Call t,lS 3v 1900; T., Ext cG r. 3 t9 t.
.fRcRAFT fEasi IF Executive desires to rent
completely furnished house -Arl.,
Alex. or NV: Wash. for indefinite
THREE BEDROOM HOUSE in George
town su, Gleysland nd. Park or hci. Chevy W
refeSenees' e Sen RoBERT OBJ r 'URs ". sAVAaE W =
Realtor, 514 Union Trust Bldg. Ma.
MIDDLE-AGE COUPLE wants to rent
comfortable or room house. no
children, no pets. no entertaining;
must be good neighborhood. Box
s-BEDRM. APT. or house, furn. or
unfurn.: adults; references. Call DU.
$500, Ext. 725, after 6 pm. 16'
WANT TO RENT 3-bedroom unfurn.
house, on or near Conn. ave. EN-
TWo-BEDRooM, unfurnished house
desired by Air Force offlcer: excel.
lent care; rent, max. $110: child
age 3 months. Phone GE. 1880. 10.
ADULT FAMILY of 4 wants 3-bed-
room, 2-bath house; garage: good
transp.; appr. S130. JU. 7-9245.
AIR FORCE COL, wife: s-bedrm. or
2-bedrm. and den. unfurn. house:
porch, garage; S150 to Sl75 rent
ne; ne; asea seaV. to Pent. WILLIAMS ia
LAWYER WANTS small 2-bedroom
house, furns. soe4 monthly basis. NV.
LAWYER desires 3-bedrm.. 2-bath
house. n;wa Chevy Chase OF Silver
vance rent. OV. 5124. IA
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ooMs WITH BOARD Cont }
ROOMS. APIS. 10 SHARE

ATTRACTIVE NV. Groom apt;
share with married cple. or two
ladies. Call after pm, GE. 1895
GENTLEMAN to share bachelor house
in Old Alexandria pvt, o@edrm,; @
NA. 900, 8 to 5. is
1918 10th ST. NV, Apt. 24-Lady
bet. a5-4O, to share with l other
rms. kit. and bath, nicely furn,
twin beds, $40 mo- unlim. phone.
Girl t'l 20 share apt. with . girls, sa5
De5 Girls RI fs5l To 81 SHARE RlG apt. with with 2
others. Sc, 20 min. to l1th and
Pa: on W. NJ. & A. bus. Phone. HI.
GENTLEMAN (a5-a5, to share apt.
of liv. rm., den, bath, bedrm. with
section of Silver Spring; piano and
television. Rent .reas. Call GIL.
1926, Wed. through Fri, pm. to
AN ATTRaCTfIivELY FURN. APT. to
share with one other girl. Near shop
ping center and busline. CH. 1000,
GIRL, about 80, to share downtown
GROOM APT; man will share with
2 students; pvt. bedrm., kit. privil.
HU. 1909 -l6
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wanted to
share spacious handsomely furn,
moderate-pr apt. DE. 9194. -16
5133 9th ST. NV bdrm. apt. to
share with quiet, refined lady. No
smoking, drinking. $50 including
utilities. After 4:30 pm. 49,
ONE OR TWO girls to share nicely
furnished apartment with one other
girl. Reasonable. Ii. 3-990l. lis
Evening star., 1949-09-14
RMS. FURk.-Mp. 6 VA.

ARLINGTON, good rm. in new house,
close to busline; hot-water, heat,
pvt. bath; quiet neighborhoed. Gil
MT. RAINIER-Large front room,
suitable for sober gentleman or
working couple; meals optional
ARLINGTON-Gentleman's rm., pvt
ent.. semio3pyt1; BATH $685. pvt. fam
N. ARL., block Lee hwy. and
Glebe rd.-Clean, comfortable rm.
INV, heat. semipvt; bath, phGns Pho
privils' ppdma' PZt en55anaeSi ~ asi cnTlitIal Ia
HOTEL Ro6MsNDay, week ol
month. CASTLE INN, Forest Glen
Silver Spring, Md, 81. 5533. Ia
LARGE FIT. BEDRM., dble bed, next
to semipvt; bath; l or 2 men Cow
ARLINGTON, nr. Clarendon - Dble
rm. nr. Pentagon, Navy Annex. oW
ARL.-1st-foor front bedrm., adj
pvt. bath, double bed; pvt. phone;
$40 wkly.; men only. FA. 4s39,