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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-09-29

aid to operate on an entirely new
principal for overcoming the car
5tarting difficulties in cold wea-
Their. At temperatures as low as
20 below, the preheater will start
cold engine even if the battery
is low, it is reported. Something
for fishing faddists is new fly
box which Incorporates a rotating
permanent magnet that holds an
anglers flies in place in the
strongest breeze. yet enables them
20 be removed easily without
damage to wings, hackles or hooks
An ingenious new kind OF
button for women's clothes that
can be selfcovered at home in a
matter of seconds to match the
material of any dress, suit or jack
ct :. Here is a group of new toys
and other items for the Christmas
market: A child's musical instru-
ment called a 'Kevmonica." COM
bining features of the clarinet,
harmonica and button accordion;
a novel clock with a 30-hour
movement built in the form OF AL
Capp's famous "Schmoo"; blocks
that teach a child to tell time;
and. Of all things, flying sau-
Ger" which can be thrown, skip
ned or boomeranged; another aer-
ial item-a top that can be spun
in the air as well as on the
ground.
EXCEPTION - Just little
over a wear ago this column men
toned a new synthetic starch
which doubles the life of fabrics
and which remains in clothes
through eight to IS washings. Tho
first product of its kind in the
200n-vear history of household
laundry starch-it was heralded as
"revolutionarv." This description
was, if ANYTHING, an understate-
ment: for last week the msnufac-
turers reported that housewives
are taking to plastic-based Perma
Starch like ducks TO water. Gro
ecry stores. il was reported, are
receiving $4,000 bottles day-a
demand equal to an annual rate OF
around nine million bottles.
BITS O. BUSINESS - There1l
be no cut in prices for Scotch
whiskey despite the 80 per, cent
reduction in the value of the Bri-
fish pound. Reason given by inn
porters is that there is little chan
ce that such action would boost
American consumption which last
year ran to a little over 5000. 900
cases. worth $38, 49,, 900 1926
new locomotives went into service
on class ! railroads in the first
eight months of the year. highest
total for the period since 1923 :. +. {.
Sales of cameras. film and as
sociated items in U. S. have climb
ed to annual total Of $500 million,
with drug stores the leading out
let +. What may prove to be the
worlds largest garage is projected
for Manhattan. It will be
seven-stories high and will accom-
modate 1852 autos.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-09-29

A lot of us don't retain our
American history well enough to
recall that when our Pilgrim IA
theirs landed on the famous Ply
mouth Rock, they established
communist system. In order that
everyone would have an ample
share of the few goods and sup
plies available, system of ration
ing was Sc: up, whereby each per-
son got a quarter of a pound of
bread a day. When the first har-
vest Yves in, however, it did not
amount to much. The people COM
planned that they were too weak
from want of food to attend pro-
perly to their crops. And al
though these Pilgrims were reli-
eiCus, they forthwith began to
steal from one another.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-09-29

The trial of the eleven Com
munists charged with being men,
bers of a party which is alleged
to be aimed at overthrowing our
government by force, drags on up
here. 1t has been going now for
many weeks and enough testi-
mony has been taken to fill a
Russian library. How it will end,
nobody yet knows. The main
thing is, these men have at last
been smoked out and brought to
the bar of public justice.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-09-29

the Is year olds. School in the
United States is conducted more
in an attitude of luxury, even with
movies" And if this sensitive Is
year old boy with the friendly
smile and gracious manners is re-
preventative of the coming gen.
Grafton, it would be well if we
hesitated before selling Britain
short.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-09-29

Judge Homer Curre, Simpson county circuit Judge
this week ordered the Mississippi highway patrol to enforce
the states prohibition law the states highways Judge
Curre the order through granting OF mandamus
to group Simpson county citizens and the order Wouo
apply all the state, not just simpson county
Assistant Attorney General James T. Kendall has an
nounced will appeal the order to the Mississippi Supreme
and will become effective until after that court
acts ~
The group Of Simpson county people pushing this is
acting of law which cofers upon the state
highway patrol the authority to arrest without warrant
persons committing breach of the peace the highways
They contend that hauling liquor the state highways
breach the peace long Mississippi retains its pro-
hibton law. :.
COL T. B. Birdsong patrol commissioner has ordered
the highway patrol not to enforce the prohibition law
lusualy stopping trucks loaded with quor because it does
not have the Legislative authority.
It will be extremely interesting to see what the
supreme court does on this issue.
The few sherifts in Mississippi who honestly try
ing enforce the prohibition law need all the help they can
get to do it.
the aid and cooperation of the highway patrol can
be obtained it will great deal to them-untl the
people of Mississippi decide to put the booegger out OF
business altogether by legalizing whiskey.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-09-29
He preferred the security of unimportant job with

He preferred the security of an unmportan job with
a big corporation.
He is not isolated There are thousands like
him. timid crngng afraid to take the normal calculated
risks of like sucked the facilitating pap of paternas
America cannot continue to exercise revolutionary
influence the world without the rugged character that
made it, and certainly losing that character with
the approach of the welfare state
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1949-09-29

Thus wrote Governor ,Sdford
of Massachusetts,, over tn 1 hum
dred years ago. But the general
principle underlying his quaint
statements are just as true today
as they were then.
Evening star., 1949-08-03

existed in Russia for many, many
years, but it is hard to imagine
them in such large numbers as
they are at the present time. In
travelling over the Soviet Union !
don't remember even a village
without a barber. The cities and
towns are filled with them.
The Soviet Union also has many
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" which cater
to girls and women. The "Parikh-
makherskaya"-or beauty shop
is equipped to perform shaVes, cut
hair, give shampoos and messages,
execute pedicures, give permanent
waves, color hair and perform
manicures. Shaves, haircuts and
Evening star., 1949-08-03

manicures take up most of the
time.
Hair Styles Individual.
Russian hair styles are individ-
ual.
In the summer many men shave
their heads for cool and comfort
and on the theory that a bit of
hot sun on the bare scalp wards
off badness. However, there seem
to be about as many bald-headed
men in Russia as any other place.
The ladies have numerous kinds
of hair-dos. Some of them are
quite fetching.
Barber shops do a f1ourishing
business. You find them full OF
customers during most of the
Evening star., 1949-08-03
Low Cost Of Shaves
Persuades Russians
To Give Up Boards
By the Associated Press

MOSCOW, Aug. 3.-The large
number of barber shops and the
low cost of shaves may have lot
to do with the disappearance OF
the pre-revoluntionary Russian
beard. Very few Russians wear
boards nowadays.
Barber shops, of course, have
Evening star., 1949-08-03

the room. The door had been
boarded up and nailed.
The policemen were summoned
when a nelghbor saw the boy and
girl perched on a second floor
window sill.
The policemen entered the
building through cellar window
and climbed to the nailed up
room. They found the children
inside, safe but fretful.
The officers said neighbors told
them the youngsters were often
left in the room when their par
ents went out for the evening.
Evening star., 1949-08-03

day. Saturday afternoon and eve
ning-the day before the Sunday
free day-is the busiest of all.
Safety razors, as is the case
with shaves, cost very little and
both razors and blades are always
available. The straight razor
while employed in the barber shop
is not very popular in the home.
Barber Schools Widespread.
Barbering is an exact trade in
the Soviet Union. There are men
and women BARRIERS. and while
there are special BARRIERS shops
for men and special shops for
women, one of ten finds an expert
male worker giving permanent
Evening star., 1949-08-03
Babies Nailed in Room
To Solve Sitting Problem
By the Assoeioted Press

BALTIMORE. Aug. 3.-Police
are investigating the case of a
couple who apparently solved the
baby sitting problem by mailing
their two youngsters in bed
room.
Patrolmen William Young and
Frederick Moog reported yester-
day they found 4-year-old
girl and 3-year-old boy in
Evening star., 1949-08-03

waves to women and women shaw
ing men.
Barber schools are maintained
in all parts of the country.
The Russian barber seems to be
as talkative as his counterpart in
other countries.
He'll start out on the weather.
discuss the standing of the big
league football teams and then
go on to plays and movies.
And his lost words are usually:
will there be anything else?
Shave, shampoo, massage?"
Evening star., 1949-08-03

In the 18th century ice from the
United States was shipped to
China and India.
Evening star., 1949-08-03

Ladies' Shop Clearance
$795 to $1795 Swim Suits $4.8S to $l3.95
1895 to $5.95 Pedal Pushers, Shorts, Cotton
Shirts. Jackets .95 to $3.85
$5.95 to $8.95 Rayon and Wool Stacks, sizes
10 and IL only y---------------------$ -$3.8S
1895 to SASS Pure Silk, RayOn, Cotton
BIouses - S2.85 $3.85 $5.85
$2295 Rayon Boucle 2-Pc. Knit Dresses,
SlO.85
S7.95 to $12.95 Cotton Dresses
S1O.95 to SASS Cotton Dresses --------$8
S14.95 to S2295 Silk Print, Rayon and Plain
S22.95 to S35 Silk and RayOn Dresses, in
Guiding Standings
$1695 to $35 Raincoats $II SIS $23
81 to S4.95 Silk Scarfs ------ soc to $1.95
1895 T-Shirts and Knit Cardigans
$17.95 Wool Toppers, white, colors-
$17.95 to $22.95 White and Gray Summer
Suits $IO.95
$35 to $49.95 Wool Coats & T0ppers
$45 to $49.95 Sheen Gabardine Suits---$28
$5.95 Black Rayon Slips ps----------S2.95
s1O95 and $12.95 'TOMMIES" Pajama En-
Evening star., 1949-08-03
Mems Clothing

(2) $45 Year Round Worsted
Suits-stouts 1/39, 1/46, !
s22.5o
90 $65 Imported Harris
Tweed Suits - shorts 2/37,
1899 $500
% $40 Year Round Wool
Suits-reg. 80; short 81,
$4,000
(17) $45 All-Wool Tweed Suits
-regs. 1885, 2/36, 1877, 1888.
2/40; shorts 1886, 2/37, 1888,
1889; longs 1877, 2/38. 2/40,
S22.5O
% $500 Benchwork Blue
Double Breasted Flannel Suit
40 short -----$47.5O
Cd $50 Wool Topcoat with
Removable Lining-36 reg,
$500
Cd $45 Wool Blue Cheviot
Overcoat-44 reg. $4,000
Cd SIS Double Breasted Tan
Camel Hair Polo Coat-soiled;
36 short $50. 90
(34) SIS Wool Worsted Cab
ardine Topcoats-regs. "a to
46; shorts 40 and A; longs
az To a. STATS
13) $50 st. Adams Wool Top
coats-regs. 2/35, 2/36, 1877,
1899, 2/42; shorts 2/36, 1877,
1/42; longs 1899, 1/42, $1,000
Evening star., 1949-08-03
Sports Coats, Stacks, etc.

Sports Coats, Stacks, etc.
&$165O Rayon Sport Goats, Cocoa. SO and
ieEsis.s5 Cardigan Jackets ------s12.ss
1875 Rayon Sport Coats --------$I7.95
22-S275O Wool Sport Coats------$2l.75
19-S325O & $35 Sport Coats--$24.75
25-Ss5 to S45 Sport Goats $28.75
5-$1195 Water -Repellent Jackets--$7.95
41-S15 Washable Cotton Cord Sport Coats,
1895
$3.50 Seersucker Stacks -83.75
42-$7.95 Rayon Summer Stacks -$5.85
37-$9.95 Summer Slacks----------S6.8
28-$17.5O Gabardine Stacks 3.8S
60-$1395 Flannel Stacks ---$8.85
241-$395 Sport Shirts s----$2.75
ass & $595 Sport Shirts
24-$595 Sleeveless Sweaters ------$3.95
$3.50 Long Sleeve Sport Shirts ---S7.95
3-$1395 Slack Suits. 80, 81, 44----$7.95
Shirts, Neckwear, Hose
3S-$3.25 to 1895 Shirts s----$l.79
225-S3.50 to $3.50 Famous-Make Shirts
whites, fancies .95 to $2.95
53-$2 & $3.50 Neckwear 99c
129-$2.50 and $3.50 Silk Neckwear- 80
180-Irregs. 75c NYLON Hose-------39c
$500 White Linen Hankies
Hats, Shoes
Entire Stock-S3.95 to $40 Straw Hats and
Genuine Panamas s-h PRICE
13-$7.50 to $40 Felt Hats ---$4.95
41-$15 Beaver Felt Hats. Grey, brown, will
low $8.85
26-sS95 & 1895 Mansfield Sport Shoes,
$6.85
33-$13.95 g. $14.95 Bostonian Sport Shoes,
1855
2s-s17.s5 & s1S95 Footsaver and Bostonian
Sport Shoes ----
101-$S95 to SLABS Fall and Winter Shoes,
$5.85 and $8.85
Robes, Pajamas, etc.
66-$5.95 and $6.95 Cotton Robes S4.35
29-S9.95 to $17.5O Rayon and Cotton Robes,
$7.95
41-S3.5O to IS Summer Pajamas s$2 SO
32-$7.95 & $8.95 Rayon Pajamas- ---$5.05
66-85c to SIPS Undershirts, Shorts Csc
27-$395 Straightaway Posture" Union
Suits ----- 05c
35-S1 and 125 Pastel Shorts ---------88 88c
16-$5.OO Sleep Coats
8-$1O.95 Beach Jackets ----$7.9
Luggage, Novelties
1-$35 Famous BOYLE Suitcase, $3.50
$50 Falcon" Pipes s-----$S
3O-$495 Kimberly Pens s--32.08
41-$1.25 Shick Injector Razors with 20
1885 Air Corps Style Sun Glasses,
$2.65
Evening star., 1949-08-03

(19l $19.75 Washable Cotton
Suits-regs. 4/46; stouts 5/39;
10/46. Soiled.- d.--$9.88
(22) $3.50 to $35 Rayon Trop-
icals-regs. 1877, 1888, 1889,
4/44, 1/46; shorts 1877: longs
3/38, 6/39, 2/40; stouts las,
1852. $l7.7S
(22) $35 White and Eggshell
Shade Summer Suits-regs.
2/35, 2/36, 2/37, 2/39, 2/40;
shorts 1877, 1888, 1899, 140;
longs 2i37, 2/38, 2/39, 1/40,
IA. Slightly soiled.- $3.50
f1O $3.50 White Double
Breasted 2-Pc. Suits - regs.
2/36, 1/40; shorts 1875, 2/36,
1888, 1/39; longs 1877, 1888,
Slightly soiled----$19.75
W. $Ll.OU WIllte, 6lue, 1Icy
Summer Formal Jackets
regs. 1875, 1886, 1877, 2I38,
2i39, 1/42; shorts 1886, 1877;
longs 1885, 1899. Soiled,
90 $40 Tropical Worsted
Summer Suits - regs. 1886,
1877, 1899, LAO; shorts 1897;
longs 2/38, 1/40; stouts 1/46,
$4,000
1857 $3.50 Year Round Wool
Suits-regs.-35 to 46; shorts
IS to AZ; longs 36 to 46; stouts
SO to so; short stouts 1899, 1/46,
I48; long stouts 1/42, 1/50,
S26.25
Evening star., 1949-01-25
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

COCKER SPANIELS, red and white
black and white: show winners.
". VI q CD :, chsn2 hsuSI 0L 3s19; I1ss Is6 s.s.,
reg. Phone 81. 1928 Or sH. s775.
ENGLISH BULL, male. Axe rssis:
tered; $50; Phone FIR. 6739: -25
C0LLIE COLL puPPiEs; Es;,,g reg; femaies' na II u
heated kennels; outside runs; .crat-
ing and shipping Dogs called for.
bathed and returned. So. 4215 Conn
GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies out OF
Gb GbameS9n Rs9ARb RhaPsSSg E osssa%5e FA gse
COCKER PUPPIES, beautiful black,
purebred, 6 wks.. male, $25; female,
$50. FA. 1853. -27
COCKER PUPS of quality for parti-
eular i,. busers; 5s.I KEEPSAKE KENNELS J1
cocKER oeiSEisie PUPS, IS' Axe, selling out. all
must go, heavy coats, long ears:
some cheap; for pets. FA. 1860.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, for a
gay companion with beauty. charm
end disposition. Call WI. 1904. -
COCKER, blond. male. 8 mos, Axe
reg Call HO. 0066. -27
ENGLISH Settlers. = mo-; nneSt
pedigreed hunting stock; males, $40;
females, $25; phone eyes,. CH. 1888.
HOME WITH FENCED YARD for
male wire terrier, also white Spitz:
brindle police dog; young. 81. 6700
BEAGLES-Reg., males, 10 mos.
] female: excel. breeding. HI. 1855,
GERMAN SHEPHERD pup, 2 mos,
female; wonderful watch dog; very
handsome; splendidly trained: Axe;
$40. 3025 o st. NV, MI. 1120.
Evening star., 1949-01-25
FARM AND GARDEN

COW MANURE-Well rotted, $3.50
per Is bu., So per 10 bu., $3.50 per
bu. delivered, WA. 1893. 30
CUB TRACTORS, spring delivery,
place orders Immediately. contrac-
tors. small farmers, industrial plants.
MALoNEY's. INC. International
asaIs4 sss5sI; q S12a deoTsis ave- Silver
BEAUTIFUL AFRICAN vIoLErs. Ask
for rrice list. BEHNKE NURSERIES.
Wash. .-Balto. blvd, Beltsville, Md.
Phone Tower 1884. 30
DORMANT WINTER PLANTING. Both
thrifty and successful are those who
plant now. Specimen oak. beech
maple. elm, dogwood, redbud. holly
magnolia, crab cherry, pyracantha
yews: all types evergreens; Towering
shrubs. hedges: box and bamboo;
special low prices and guaranteed
FREEZERs: Internat tional, II and 15
Gu IT,; Victor, 1875 and 26 Gu. IT:
MALONEY'S. INC, 8126 Georgia
we. Silver Spring, SH. 1880.
TOP SOIL, I'LL dirt. bluestone, road
gravel. manure and cinders. SH.
MALL CHAIN SAWS, light. portable.
TN horsepower: also one -man port
able elec. mall saw: parts and re-
pairs MALONEY'S. INC. s126 Ga.
ave, Silver Spring. Md. SH. 1880
Evening star., 1949-01-25
Aprs. FURNISHED tcon+ J

So FARRAGUT PL. NV. - NIGEL.
furn. lily. rm., bedrm.. kit. -dinette
bath; all utilities; conven. transp
empl.,, gentle couple; references
immed. occup.; $85. After 6 pm
1909 KANSAS AVE. N.w.-Living rm
and bedrm., kit. and din. rm. comb.
lge. refgr. and sink: adults. -27
3 BLKS. FROM CAPITOL rms.
kit. and bath, nicely furn., ideal fol
L. will accom-. 2; $95. oV. 4209
FURN., luxurious 2 bed
bn,o bit; and bath; $3.50 per mo. Wo.
2 GIRLS TO SHARE large e:bedrm.
apt. with 2 other girls; 15 min.
q9wntoyn; G9I ,ys use of wash. mach; $50
one III; zlaS. AN6 TWO ROOM furnished msi
Rsf Rsff hots kss5Sss HSL 81 ans sy. ST. s.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. 1925 10th
n:w;-One or two rooms with use Of
Kitchen: Call after $50.
SILVER SPRING-Living rm., bedrm.,
a at dans Ine ss a5so'e Box Ssth sss g. gssT ggsss
TAKoMA PARK. Md rms. kit,
din, bath; $50. utilities Included;
no children. 81. 925G. -27
COZY 1st-FLOOR APT. with pvt.
entrance, for reliable working cou-
pie. HI. 561S. g.
TWO SINGLE BEDRMS.. liv. porch,
bath, den. Ink; 500: quiet pvt.
home; references exchanged. EN-
S4lO. 30
2I47 r ST. N.W.-3 adults; S22 80
wk:; front bsmt., studio rm., sink,
grill. cleo refgr., television, pvt
entrance and bath EX. 0653. 81
Evening star., 1949-01-25
ROOMS. APTs. TO SHARE

WILL SHARE with another girl II
30's, newly decorated liv. rm., kitch-
enette. private bath and phone;
everything furnished. S55. AID. 5165
GIRL to share apt. with 2 girls. twir
beds, reasonable. Ii. 1176; no drink
A GIRL TO SHARE apartment NSy with
snother girl; call after pm, TIE
WIDOW OR COUPLE wanted to 9Ia sbar.
ePf Ell Ex Espt 554s sFesj for care of eh5dTen
wouLb p LIKE TO SHARE a-bedrm
apt. with another lady; ref. Cal.
Az; 1878 after 6 pm. 25s
WANIED-Woman to share very COM
Portable. modern Groom apt. with
another, in ne: twin beds. Cali
SUNDAY suns tn 9 pm, weekdays after
WANTED refined middle-aged woman
to share nicely furn. apt in good
location. Phone IA. 030O after 4
YouNG LAWYER will share ..q S0rm
furn. apt. with gentleman; pvt. bath
refgr., hot plate, maid serv.; mr.
eaTIs G9nn; and s1ar R NV; sa5 mo. Box
WANTED-Woman to share five-room
apartment in private home with two
other women; references EXCHANGED
Box BIT, Star. 21s
ONE OR TWO LADIES to share with
one other lady, separate studio
rooms; Dupont vicinity. CO. oooS .
Evening star., 1949-01-25
ROOMS WITH BOARD

l4O9 18th ST. N.W.-Doubles and
friendly atmosphere. MI. 274o, Du
cIGB MASON, 1925 New Hampshire mal
famous for food and service; i've
at Washington's most exclusive guest
house. Phone Mrs. Sample, NO.
14os 10th ST. N.w.-very nice g1 rms
for men to share; excel. food: S47
laos 18th iB 81. 81. S.WsLwe SSW4 have wSr rm.
i9r for young lady in dble. with very
M4 h1ee PEE PIfAsaNTBeaatffa17 s. Te MI f174 newly @
dec. and furn. dble. rm for 2 boys
in nice section; excel home-cooked
%sa5s: phone. cl9fe nf a4os tS transp; unlimited
%ssp %ssIs ;inSis siS VII ki!0as ssny incl deisisus
1774 MASS. AVE. NV, The Oak
excel. food; S4s-s55 mo. W27
ROOM AND BOARD for lady college
Sinaan student IN exchange for cooking
soa stnneT a7sos aos sand and helping housework.
vACAScY for Eve, Young man, next to
bath with shower; good food; desire
able location; $1,000 per mo- 2022
caLyEiRff, u # House. 14o1 10th st. NV.
taeai residence for business people.
single and share rooms available
Excellent food and service. Switch
N Refined guest home: %y9 doable
room available for couple or 2
young ladies; well prepared, bal
ZIG, % MASS '' AVE. ", NV: N.%.-Attrasseeive Attract
triple rm.; excellent meals. DU.
wENDALL TERRAcE-warm. nI Meas.
ant rms. for young people; excel.
meals; conv; transp.. maid service,
Belmont Essr 1m I'd. s47;So n'v M Per a4s1 me 1927
WESLEY HALL-Spacious dbie. rms.
IN remodeled and redecorated bldg;
runnins water in every rm. large
closets, social activities Including
free movies and dances; $3.50 a
mo- 1926 2lst st. NV, NO. 9so4.
FOUNTAIN COURT. nationally no known
paesine paesinSuse; MARPa AisPsTior w msaIs sp, PVT
SEN. MONT. CO. q oss4 os@sA4ShiNca9N Ma5
1856 N ST. N.W.-Double vacancy
dncorsIaa i1r renned young women in newly
month each; delicious meals. House
mother MRS. WALLACE DAVIS.
1915 EUCLID ST. NV, Apt. 319s
nicely furn, twin bedrms.; meals if
DtF6ST afIa5sai cfscLE Hei Ieshi akEA-1srse sou.
daily; including sunday. YIN sLAUaHs Gtafis
TER's, 1927 10th st. NV. 81
CAPITOL TERRACE-Large. attrac-
tive double room, excellent home
cooked meals; on transp. 1920 18th
Evening star., 1949-01-25
ROOMS FURhIsHED-North.o

Mr.. CATHOLIC U.-Sunny master
bedrn1., windows, private bath,
laundry privileges: good transp. I;
. married ma ed. eple. pref sl4 wk. for 2.
81 1si ss.s 5ssG: 81. N.E.-sinsle. sunny wII rm.
cluding laundry. Phone TW. O5O6.
1928 18th ST. N.E.-Fur. room for
gentleman; private home of adults;
bus at door. AID. 1869.
THE MARICK. 1913 B st. n.e.-Newly-
decorated rm., running water. single
beds; Laundry and cooking privlls !;
43O1z 18th ST. N.E.-Furnished room.
kitchen privileges. Phone LU. 9111.
1915 MONROE ST. N.E.-Laree front
room for two persons: kitchen and
LGH sRndFK Fk6ST sM db BE- Ssa9 bsa kchs5
priyils.; women only; $40 mo. VI.
Will RENT single or double bedroom. o
Nn ne1t sSse e bath transp. at door. &C Gall
DBIE: ROOM for two girls or couple.
81 TODD pL. N.E.-sinsle bedroom,
ave. Call bet. 81 pm, HU. 1862.
1900 10th ST. NE. - Single and
double; 2 buses at door; very com.
Portable; employed ladies; reason
BRsNrRoobe fS!si A6; SesRi VILLAGE, 1884 al i4.h
s. Bath With sSas.r !o9R SIS na as'0'Har pU
coLSoSRED-NrCELY FuRN., large,
master bedroom, for 3 ladies or gem
tlemen. AT. 1881. -25
Evening star., 1949-01-25
RMS. FURN.-Md.-vA. (cent.

RMS. FURN.-Md.-vA. Cont.
CHEVY CHASE MD.-Large cor. rm.
twin beds; Ia blks. Ch. Oh. bu!
term; privileges; ref. req. WI. 7O1S
ARLNGTON-Lge. sunny rm., con.
tinental breakfast; daily maid serv.
ice; excel. transp.; parking privils.
10 minis. to Key Bridge. GIL. 8910.
FOR GENTLEMgN-Twin beds; mex,
to bath; in new home; refs. ex.
ARLINGTON-Pleasant single room
1st A.. next to semipyt. bath; inner
spring mattress. desk; conv. trans
aSis sARwioop saHsi ST., Silver sR splins
Md. of Franklin ave.-Front sunny
room in new. quiet home; " block
from two buslines downtown. Call
ARI.oAttract. furn. dble. bedrm.,
married cple. only; conv. transp
lge: closet; lovely neighborhood. GIL.
ALEXANDRIA-Room with twin beds,
pvt. bath; avail. to l or 2; excel
transp. OV. 4154. -27
BETHESDA-Desir. front rm., semi
pvt. bath, kit. privil. If desired; reas-
enable OIL OfSD4 evenings