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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-09

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YOUNG MAN. recent hish school
Pisss apply 81 kkfiosAL cxPiiM
BANK. 5iS Pa. ave. &c. --is
YOUNG MAN. white. TO work In
stock room Of restaurant equipment
stock orderly 10 assemble otosft
and TO 90 increasingly rsapontihls
work as his abilities improve Write
Boa led. star, 10
YOUNG MAN TO learn the bsnsins
business; permanent position. sood
opportunity for advancement Apply
IN person, CITIZENS BANK or
RIvERDALE. Riverdsis. Nd --iS
YOUNG MAN, stnsls. xiliins to learn
TO be attendant in animal hospital,
must live In apt. Turn. 2@5s Pa
ave. sc lie
YOUNG MAN for inside sales, whei,-
sale sleetrirsi supplies Experienced
write STATING sxpeY and sslsES
expected Box Slid, star lie
YOUNG MAN. sisri and Ambitious
In 2oa. GOOD al hsaTsss coat and
inventory work with an eia-estsh-
1tshe0 really pfoereaaiFt arm ssl-
ary starts at $50 anusual ospats,
tgniiv for advs nesment Write full
details. Box e3o-D. star. 10
YOUNG MAN, 90 20 - y.srt Of ass
preferably with som. % psY az prinj.
ina experience. 70 learn whalehsls
pa per business h,Eh AeheaI septe.
ton and neat sppesfspes tsssntts
salary 70 start, s3S toT a-esS wsts
education experience sddTesa and
tsisphoas number Box sax stAr
Young MAN to astss, In ~srloseer
nent For app cali MA t.ssS
YOUNG MAN 10 learn r.stsursn.
equipment business. Both afses ana
ssIIe and wiliins, Box Ie7-p. star,
Young MEN &C.. who are nex en-
pioyed but are laokins for pesi,igna
with q real future L. afessns
ssnpss "a ty. no TO ,1.,. mus. sf hss.
soeoantins experience No, -
Assistant purchssiBs sssnt. IS 70
80. knsviedss Of printing % pay.
ehssins experience hstpfaa. esaly
,hes. noy .sasiogsa nsse ,sspT
sia i4th 81 as. Ia
WANTED IMMEDIATELY. mas 80 10
Is Yr1 old By sktsbltshse automs~
bile distributor. fer position 81 sssr-
ehandislng mansgef. heaoaaartsfs
In xsshipEtcn. free 70 trsTsi Essl-
srn q S Do Dot sppiy an!fss PES
nave ~ kAet Yrs aStomSsaf Ga
psFiennF Attractive salary, auto
mobile and expensss Give rcsspiess
peYs0nsI history and attach recent
nenretsEnssis snspshSs- Boa fis-p
SlaT lie
fotNG MN between the sses Of
80 ana 80 10 learn the uae1 cor
merchandise business Auss be viii
tnE 10 soFk and tsks direction.
ssisry ane bonus Apply Mf Cf0sa
HAHLEY MOTOR CAR Co az 80
Gecyrsa ave OF bsis Ill
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Rosax Regulars to Play.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala.-The Bos-
ton Red Sox arrive here today tc
play a two-game series with their
Birmingham Southern Association
farm hands and evidently Man.
ager Joe Mccarthy is eager to see
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-09

ATLANTA, Ga, April GIL
Hodges is back on first base for
the Brooklyn Dodgers today fol-
lowing an injury to Rookie Chuck
Connors.
Connors, who took over the bag
Thursday. was struck on the
mouth with thrown ball in pre-
game practice by Catcher Bruce
Edwards, who was manning third
base.
Faint through loss Of blood,
Corners had to be helped of the
field. Five stitches were required
to close his badly gashed lip.
Hodges, normally catcher,
played first in the exhibition game
against Atlanta which the Dodg-
ers won. 6-3.
BEAUMONT, Tex. - Casey
Stengel, New York Yankee man
ager, will reserve all decisions in
volving his personnel until after
the clubs three-game series with
Brooklyn next week.
III know more about the first
base situation and about Joe
Di Maggie them Stengel said
yesterday. Il can't tell you a
thing about first except that it
is now up to Billy johnson"
Di Maggie. Of course. is still
STENCILS big worry. The valuable
centerfielder disclosed his aiiing
heel is no better or nor worse
than when he started his first
game March 80.
BUGS, Giants Clash.
NEW ORLEANS-This Mardi
Gras city gets its first look today
at baseballs home run kings
Ralph Kiner and Johnny Mize-
when the Pittsburgh Pirates clash
with the New York Giants.
The two sluggers, who hit 40
home runs apiece last year,
haven't lived up to that gait this
spring. Mize has cracked five
four-baggers and Kiner only two.
The Giants were beaten by
Cleveland, 20, yesterday at
Shreveport.
MOBILE, Ala.-Ken Raffens-
berger is slated for pitching duty
for the Cincinnati Reds today in
the second game Of the three
game series with Mobile of the
Southern Association. The Reds
took the opener yesterday, S to 0.
They got only eight hits, but two
were successive home runs by Ted
Kluszewski and Hank Sauer in the
eighth inning.
Pitcher Red Lively is on the in
jured list. He complained his arm
had frightened up as result of
strain from favoring a back in
jury.
OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. -
Early Wynn and Mike Garcia were
given the hurting chores for the
Cleveland Indians today as the
world champions met the Okla
homa City Indians.
Bob Lemon and Frank Papish
were the Tribe heroes yesterday,
limiting the Giants to four hits
in the 2 to 0 Indian victory.
Thurman Tucker scored the win
ming run on a grounder and Man
ager Lou Boudreau's fly ball after
leading of the sixth inning with a
double.
Allie Clark, who returned to
the Indian lineup following siege
of shinsplints, supplied a 400-foot
homer in the seventh.
Rasax ReaularS Ia PLAY
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Bakers Prescription
Pharmacy
1882 Nichols Avenue Sc.
Is a Star Want-4d
Branch Agency

Other Branches convent
emily located throughout
the City for the accept
once of Classified Ad-
vertisine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-09

When ansperino advertisements
addressed to Star boIes do NOT
isciose original references, or
other materials OF personal paiue.
Copies serpe the purpose and
originals mav oct lost.
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for exclusive dsssispfnsht 81 tsfft.
terry eur line Of suppiiss. Hsasl hsss
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES

BOOKKEEPER MANI exper. Good
opportunities, not over 35. See
Mrs. Rupp, ALEXANDRIA EMPLOY
MEET SERVICE, INC, $40 King
St Alexandria Ill
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AUTO statesmen

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WINCHESTER. INC.
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Cubs to Slash Roster.

DALLAS. - Manager Charley
Grimm is expected to make a
wholesale slash of the Chicago
Cubs roster this week end.
He and General Manager Jim
Gallagher were scheduled to take
the Cubs b" squad to Greenville,
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CIVIL ENGINEER

JLEHk
Bstseen the sssa Of $3.50 yesfs fas
permanent positiaH With Bsstps Pc
sdytTtisins aspA rfnsht mas, hs
hish hshool graduate ahe sbls -
pass physical sIaulinatlhh 80 hear
vess sxesp.lnnKi suapIegmsnt ss-
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500 I1nl Pahna Rta nM - 70
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. - The
Philadelphia Phillies won their
ninth game yesterday. 1l-2. with
17-hit attack against the Chat
tanooga Lookouts. Dick Sisler and
Stan Hollmig hit homers.
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Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-04
Metal foot locker $1O.95

Reinforced corners and ed
ges, heavy handles and locks.
Just like the one you Army
guys used to stand beside dur
ing the inspection, while some
big wheel rrlmmaged thru it.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-04
Columbia Heights
BU ,JOn9, PcIo,.
By Joan BGder

Monday evening dinner guests
at the H. L. Carriers were Mr.. and
Mrs. Snodgrass, Phylliss and Jerry
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Cada and fam.
lily We're dinner guests at the Wal
ly Thayer home in Coram Sunday
evening.
Girl scout parents and committee
members are asked to meet at the
Il. Thomas home Friday evening.
Taking advantage of the beauti-
full day last Saturday ten enthus-
lastlc Columbia Heights girls nix
ed part way up Columbia Noun
tain--spirits Jagged with feet on
the way back.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson, Art Nelson
and Mrs. Walter Nelson of Col,,m-
b1a Falls visited at the Joe Cada's S
Sunday.
Attending the basketball tour
nament in Whiteffsh last weekend
were Joan and Jean Worral, Joan
Brew, Joan Bader, and Llovd
Wheatley.
Jim Hanson was Sunday guest
at the Todd home in Monta Vista
MIR. and Mrs. Kenneth Chauver
played cards with the Todds last
Sunday.
MIR and Mrs. Alton Ingraham and
family moved from Monta Vista
to Hungry Horse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Brew and Mr..
Mrs. John Bader went to Kills
pel Tuesday, Also in KalispelI
were Mrs. Pebbles and Mrs. Stead
mans.
Lois Todd was the guest of Nor
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-04

turned and took for Gordon, but
something caused him to turn
down the creek as he was about
half way across, thus saving Cor
don. Bet Gordon has lost all in.
terest in close up pictures of his
dads elk.
Harlan Potter, Jr, was 4 years
oid TINS Saturday and had all his
little friends and their mothers in
for the afternoon. It was a lovely
sunny afternoon and a perfect day
for a party so everyone came and
had a dandy time. Mrs. Potter
served the birthday cake and ice
cream, to finish off the day for
Harlan.
Keith Jarrett's barn roof is on
top of his hay = snow Joke
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-04
All Wool Pants -.

A garment designed for men
to cover their lower body AMI
legs. Made of heavy weight Cd
wool, usually priced at $7.95.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-04
Fold. Trench Shovel csc

Sturdy, hghtWelgMt = Digs up
more dirt than a Women'S
bridge club. A must for every
Montana motoriSt.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-04

ma Stratton of Martin City last
Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Sullivan Of
BAD Rock visited the Homer Car.
ters Saturday evening.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-04
k Events

+ne transaction wa
saay 81 j, which Mr.. Ray Ray WI: WI
ted ., - nis general store ane
s9lo '!a. II, to Mrs Donna Brown
aat't ID If j Essex. Donna takes AXE:
en- sasn ': i, and plans to stock q,
!aau,s alon not handled le.a, here "a a.
itslll' ~ time. Mr.. Withrow has
sspI .sa = store for the past 81
ssrs u at Essex so we Will
hsio Miss seeing him behiilo
y4ar r'1 His plans are idefin-
a,ss, .ssv do plan to maintain
asr mere at Essex. Everyone
the Withrows a happy
l''S and the best of luck 10
n her new venture.
,.dav little Billy Endicott
[i%h5ay %ls party and he invited
nre.school age children to
u celebrate. 1t was quite 2
..tion for a two year old
+in1e be opened all his pre-
ID his mother served lunch
visitors.
william Schultz visited Sc
,svs over the week end in
III and while there attend
+, Doug Smith Memorial SKI
has been received here
and Mrs. Chadncey Lewis
|ring California about March
they will be here in time
Iallucey to go back to work
week the ladies of the sew
III met at the Walton hotel
Irrs Eldon Coverdeu as hos
Every member was present
VERY pleasant afternoon was
\ all. Everyone is to meet
hotel for the next meeting.
\ was received late Satur-
kning by Jane Anderson that
kher, Sam Dunbar, had pass
Nv at Cut Bank. Mr.. Dunbar
|el known here as he usully
his winters here with Jane
Is residing with his son this
He was S9 years of age
d been in the best of health
life and could play crib with
" time of the day. Jane de-
by train for Cut Bank Sum-
ur sincere sympathy is ex-
to the family.
on Stimson had the once |
gh experience of being char
a bull elk this Saturday |
gone with his father, Ran
we Stimson, on a ski trip
e headwaters of Ole creek
ming out they were follow
group of elk. The elk had
ssed a creek and were try
get up the bank on the op-
;ide when Gordon and his
came up close enough to
,ood picture. Gordon drop
poles and was getting out
era when his ski suddenly
Vn an incline taking him
bout 20 feet of the creek.
lddened the old elk so he
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Ladre visited the
Roy Thomas Thursday evening
Don't forget the Commercial
Club meeting, Monday, March Il
Let's all turn out.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-04

meet at theh ONE of Mrs. Jerry
Cigliana Tuesday. Co-hostess is
Mrs. Salansky. Project is color.
Lillian Tubb, county home demon
stration agent will be present.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-04
Bis Type Jacket 1896

Everything's type" these
days! I suppose this should re-
ally be called an Air Corps type
Bis type Jacket type hunk of
clothing. It's alpaca lined. eot
a mouton collar, knit cuffs and
waistband, and regularly sells
for $12.95.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-04
Home Club to Meet

Members of the West Glacier
Home Demonstration club will
Hungry Horse news., 1949-03-04
Wool Coat Sweater 3.9S

hate to brag, but most stor-
es get anywhere from $685. to
$8.95 for sweaters just like this.
And we even give you choice
of colors: brown, navy blue, or
oxford gray.
Evening star., 1949-08-31
HOUSES FURNISHED (cont.) J

NORMANDY DR., silver Spring, Md.
-Det. 6-rm. modern house. garage,
Bendix washer; lovely area, near
golf course; responsible party; $3.50
mo. L. J. MILLS g. SONS, 430 5th
st: nv: ma. 456l: .,u-i
nished, Beautiful iurniture, bendlx
elec ironer: large yard; Arlington;
5000 mo. RA. 1892 ewes. and week
seBsGHfD;RM. seBsGHfD;RM HOME, at $3.50 per mo: !:
Isl small yard small .,lI basement, small nIiI
fully please. Box sss-zs Star. 81
GEORGETOWN, beautifully furnished
acme den W. ,h sss an Dft0 y oon s1a sas and
GhoRGfToWN-s a!eas I z Wi rms, bath. Isl Yard;
4es %! P1EGAsssioDY 1Gssi ST. N.E.-a.bedroom, mo
ately; si2s;50 LUTHER L. MIL
rhTR16R hFRl X Henry GssfR DRIVE 7-foom S,
full bsmt. with bath: Si5o; immedi-
VAC. ssnd XSD R NV biedrms., :,
2. baths. maids rm., bath, grand
Y'snP6 s 6s6 esnas Mrs fS5s DUssSaros RS s. 'yns W.
2635. L
WIS. AVE, l block from National
Cathedral-7 rms. and rec. hall;
lse din. and liv. rm.. "a bedrms,,
Ia baths. lge. cellar and attic;
piano, cleo washer and vacuum,
etc. Available immed., $3.50 per
mo. or best offer from reliable ten
ant. BY owner, Box 151-Z. Star. i
1900 BLOCK 36th st. NV.
7 rms, 3 bedrms.. 2ta baths, bkfst.
rm. and gar. Oil heat, refgr., det.
brick. $500 mo. For appt. to in
spect. call
BOSS g. PHELPS. INC.
1417 X NV, Ma $500. 81
Evening star., 1949-08-31
ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

apt. NV. twin beds Wo. ssoa
YOUNG LADY wishes another 70
aoiambis shila gs0T 4d nT WE0dlfy M 4sss AsSs
ONE OR TWO GIRLS to share A.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1882 10th St;
rm. with another man; kit. priv
ilege; $50 mo. WI. 1862. b
YOUNG LADY to share small apt
with one other girl; Sonvenhi enh,Ia 10 iosn aNa
GIRL hiM to ops share oDf' apt. with another, in
rdOon.W rd' NV. aApi Apt. 1. AD. 26i2. II
ONE GIRL TO SHARE 3-rm; apt,
pvt. bath. with one other, S31 20
334a 18th St. NV, DU. 1919.
LADY TO SHARE attrsc. 3-rm. apt,
NV, NV: With Wh 491a one Other' twin be BEDS.
G,KL piSi mo 1S snsTs csl 'Ra r. WI ais ss go
ELDERLY LADY will share 2-bedrm;
apt. child accepted. day care II
desired, NV. section. RA. 1884
Mr.. wARDMAN PARK-eirl to share
3-rm. and bath apt. with another
transp.; S4260. HU. 1928 after
6 pm. -
YOUNG MAN to share apt. with an
other. Ideal set-up in apt. bldg,
Congress Heights. 10. 2-4S3s. -
GIRL to share beautiful Conn. ave.
1-bedrm. apt, with another gentle
girl. HO. 43O0, Ext. ~. Wed;
LARGE BROOM APT, pvt. bath and
kit. Business, lady, desires to shsre
har uy{th GIRL nyer IN 1S2C
Eye st. NV, Apt. 8. Call ST. 1858,
10 am to z pm. i
Evening star., 1949-08-31
RMS. FURN.-Mp. 3 VA.

DOUBLE RM., cooking and laundry
facilities, semipvt. bath and, refgr.;
nr. bus and shopping: married cpl;
pprsf'; T6o per 'en3cs mo- Ga. Z -. sSg5. | nvt
home, pvt. shower bath, extension
phone; employed lady; $40. Call
AInxaSDR1A sSGl tnr. pentaeon)-ssle
bedroom for one girl; next to bath;
laundry privilege. Ov. 3092. Il
H15Eb ST per Ro9Mssgfs T2 cAsT as Sas soles folss
Glen. Silver Spring, Nd. Sligo 5533,
ARLINGTON Furn. rm. next to
bath; ? buslines to D. c., conv. to
everything; 1 or adults. CHI.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Unusually nice
rm.. pvt. bath. meals i desired;
or 2 empl. persons. WI, $3.50.
ROOM FOR RENT, lly: rm:. kit; laan; y !;
AfHxAsbRkfA fitsI R al Astrsesiys sesi room Semi
gInsis siSs dopS1e siSs ift' SIS; Laundry
ARLINGTON master bedrms. twin
sa ssSs &, asa! + ssn w. sss ow WsFs ssse
ARLfNGroN. r iS'i near Pentason-pouble
rm. for 2 girls, S25 each; laundry
pgpiyi,sse ps !Psndixal 2 Oh os4o. n,,.
light, furn. bedrm.. cooking privilege,
all nth. furn.; IA block 70 bus: 2
working persons, no children. GL.
BEDROOM, small kit. share bath; /
person. 9O4 21st st. s., Arl. OF.
SS11. Il
FURN. ROOM for young woman.
$3.50 wk.; bed linen furn:. kitchen
shop. dist. transp. Phone Gathers
burg 732-R before IL am. and
after IL pm, Il
Evening star., 1949-08-31

ARLINGTON-3-bedrm., 2h baths,
new brick Colonial house. maids
quarters plus many other features.
Conveniently located near Westoyer.
NEW 4-BEDkOoM HOUSE, electric
kitchen. auto. INV. heat, inclosed
yard; 500 per mo: Out Marlboro
fIa5; RRowS SP elss ave to 1902 @ Q; l.
BRICK COLONIAL; 8 rooms and bath
in beautiful Silver Spring location;
$3.50 per mo. sH. 3490. 81
4 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS, oil h.-w.h.;
older house: all Ice. rms; garage;
S157.5O. Phone Mr. Roberts. OF
McNCURE AGENCY, FA. 900;
ewes, FA. 1866. Il
PRETTY 2-BEDRM. HOUSE, over /
acre ground. 4 mi: SO. of Alexandria;
leBsPHDRooM CAPE COP, ' in Fails
Church: 2 bedrms. and bath on 1st
FIR: full bsmt: storm windows; oil
heat; comp. fenced; lovely yd. FA.
1855 os5 CONN. AVE. N.w.-corner Up
rsse rss svsi. sms Immediately sashsi 0u, OPEN
s5ol, si@i 011Is 14s4 K 1eN1on st. NV. q ~. =
2-bedrm. brick in Falls Church, s12s.
S,6sdrp;, BED asoG S'0'th home country es-
2.bedrm. brick in Falls Church, $3.50.
3-bedrm. brick with 2 acres, $3.50.
so run dog kennel, special price, $100.
4-bedrm.. 4h-bath furnished home,
2-acre estate, $3.50.
EASTMAN & SEAY
Evening star., 1949-08-31
ROOMS EURhIsHEp-hortheo.t

ROOMS FURNlSHED-NortheoSt
$50 CLAIMING N.E.-sleeping rms,
single and double; close transp.
11is 1Hi Z EST. 81. N.E.-Larse front roo room,
next to bath, for young couple;
all conveniences:
3314 18th ST. N.E.-Young man will
man; twin beds, shower: on busline
eas MD. AVE. NE.-Nicely furn. rm.,
next bath. sgle. or dble.; reas.; gen.
WoonkrbGE sld5fn Sh 7sR1A AREA -1se.. nicely
transp.; kit. and laundry privil. DU.
sos SsS' 'MhRTLAND ftfSf 4 Rim' AVE. N.E.-Nice,
lge. dbl. fr. rm.. twin beds and
CLOSETS, $5 sss Il; 3,5343;
59I End st. ne. AT. 1858 or oW.
1916 4. CAPITOL ST. N.E.-Double
nm. will take | child; reasonable.
LARGE COMFORTABLY FURN. rm..
pvt. bath, for refined empl. gentle
man; Nr. Catholic y. NO: 1921.
FRONT RM,' M twin beds, 2 }dJs giTls or z
ses sss faTn aSGa
1921 KEARNY ST. N.E.-Double
sleeping room, next to bath, in a pvt
home: men preferred; walking dis
tance to Catholic Univ. AID. 0666.
g CLEAN L.H.K. ROOMS; working
couple; no other roomers. LU.
COLORED - One double and one
single rm., home PRIVILEGES. Gail
after 4:30. Ii. 6-1106. 81
COLORED-FRONT DBLE. ROOM for
employed cple. or men; priyils.
CoIoRED-PRIvATE HOME, single
room for man. Call FIR 5225. --31
COLORED-FURN. RIM. for empl.
couple; kit. priYils.; S12 wk. 1910
z st. ne, FIR. OO43,
Evening star., 1949-08-31
Rooms ruRkisnEp-s.E..s.w,

829 POTOMAC AVE. Sc. Lovely
room. near Navy Yard; only S12.lg
a mo. P ]. WALSHE, INC, 1115
Eye st. NV. MA. 646S. a
NICELY FURNISHED double room
in new home, next to ba h; unlim.
phone. TR, zoos after $3.50 pm, ga
FURN.. housekeep. privil;
1st st. nr. House OF. Bldg. bus;
couple pref, avail. Sept. /. Tel. LU.
1888 CHAPLIN ST.-Lge. furn room
suitable for 2; next to bath, pvt.
home, privileges; So week each. LU.
TO CAPITOL and all
transp.; lge. fr. rm. in pvt.-owned
home Of 2 adults. Call after 5 pm.
FIR. 2795. Il
OLoRED-NEATLY FURN. RIM,
next to bath; for refined, employed
gentleman, $3.50 wk. Ii. :i-1514. ii
COLORED-NEATLY FURN. RM. for
refined employed couple, no cooking.
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Evening star., 1949-08-31
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
IA = ~ = AvAA AAN ~ ASA . -
Exclusive Realtors. FA. $500. :

FRENCH OFFICIAL, 4 child. wants
3-bedrm. turn. house, conv. to grade
school and transp.; top S125: lease.
DE. 5000, Ext. III, ONCE hours:
LOCAL BUSINESSMAN desires 8 or
4-bedrm. unfurn. house. . baths, in
the NV. section If possible; S175
a mo-, year lease. For tmmed. oc-
cupancy. Cali RE. 1913. 8 to g..
MOTHER AND g EMPL. GIRLS de-
house, ground Il. or or elev. apt By
Sept. IS, nearby Va. or NV. Have
housebroken' reg. Collie. Phone GL.
uNff9kN. 3 BEDRM., by couple with
days, phone RE. 4142, Ext. 1888;
sMs sttsr TAG 21T 2m "a A..;Es 1885. a-b.dlu Ml
house with 2 baths, unfurn;; or VA vi
Phone DE. 4O3e: i
COUPLE, no children, desire inter
esting home mot just a house) to
rent. . to bedrooms, place for
exsss aDDySs DWa.hsston ssaS resiaenss W
Ex En 564s Si1ii' this week before 10 am.
and after s pm, or phone RE.
WEI ESTABLISHED MAN and fam
nished house In NV. or Silver Spring
WANTED UNFURN. HOUSE, Arl. or
Fairfax Co. OW. 969S. i
$1,000 ADV. RENT for 2-bedrm.
house with den, screened porch,
tagon; pref. a.; max. $3.50 mo.
WILLIAMS, CHI. 3343. Il
UNFURNISHED 3-bedroom house or
apt, convenient to Alexandria;
500. Ov: 2177, 9-6: 81.
$4,000 a Year in Advance
For Wash. house, furn, unfurn., with
and bath on ground floor. Private
family. No destructive children. ME.
622O.
Evening star., 1949-08-31
ROOMS WITH soARn

f437 CLIFTON 81. N.W.-Dble. and
sssi ss's rIss' b. sspsi s1ssl meals clean ind
sgle ; also dbie., triple. with pvt.
bath Selected menus. switchboard.
shAuaHTpa aes9 PuponS iieR st st room. n
With semiprivAte. bath; daily maid
food. We serve 2 meals on Sunday.
Bowling and bridge teams now or
sanizins for winter season. supsr-
ssSa. s;;i; HsStEi VIII s4ss ssA.D, children
RivERDALE IA sinsle room, good
trsnsp;; 2 meals per day. Reas.
wAhsLEao ao7' HALI-spacious double
rooms in remodeled, redecorated
large closets; dances and free
movies. recreation. room: S4s 70
washer. 1426 21st st. NV No.
WENDELL TERRAcE--cool. pleasant
rooms; excel. meals and transp Z;
service; .s47.5o to $50 per mo.
1s27 Belmont I'd. NV. phone MI.
FOR EMPLOYED MOTHER and child
in pvt. home: day care given child
cony. transp. to GOVT. bldg. 20
TIA MASS. AVE. N.w.--Lsrse dbl.
triple attractive rooms; auto. lapnd.
vAcxNciss AGA ssasi fseis. fos YOUNG MEN, very
good food; walking distance te
downtown; opposite @. W. Univ
Reas. 2oa2 g st. NV. Il.
812 d ST. N.E.-Rm. and board fol
gentlemen. Table board with lunches
ASTTRSt;TIvE SsfslH; MEALS. sun. Dime,
JSsImps tsHm tPn83o. rs, 1901 s,st. Z st nv 4
home cooked meals phone and
lndry. privils.; good transp. RA
1i09 18th ST. N.w.-vacancies for
young men and women: exc meals
woman or man, non smoker, offered
nicely furn. bsnt. rm., shower bath
and closet, in pvt. Protestant home.
S45 with meals and home comforts
Inquire. TU. 1886. Il
1928 16th ST. N.W.--Nicely fur.
nished rooms for young ladies anc
young men; running water, phone.
in rooms, excel. board. 2.
| CLUB DUPONT CIRCLE
l576 Mass. ave. n.w.-Delicious meals
| Vacancies. Share lge. rm, rms. redec
Men. or women, Social privileges
Excel. nghbd.; cor,v. to cars or BUS
Evening star., 1949-08-31
HOUSES UhrURkIshep

BOSS & PHELPS. INC.
1417 K NV, MA. $500. -
Evening star., 1949-08-31
pooMs WITH BOARD WANTED

MAN AND WIFE, former retired,
want two bedrooms and bath IN
private family with board; detacneo
able. Monthly, $500. Box 1924
ROOM AND BOARD wanted, close
high school; teen-age boy: AT: OF
Alex. vic; in Christian home. MRS.
pAGGETT HO 98q3 II