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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-07-08
Yankees Sans DiMaggio

A day or two ago, I ran across
smart minor Lacquer from other
days. We began talking about the
Yankees without DiMaggio.
"This reminds me-" he said, "of
something that happened when I
was playing ball. We had finished
the season before in fourth place.
But at the start of the next season
we lost our only star. He had a
broken leg and was out. So all the
papers plastered us down in last
place.
$50 we got together. We talked
things over. We finally decided that
even though this lost player was
good, he wasn't the entire club.
We decided to go out and prove
it. We fought and hustled harder
than we ever did before. We moved
into first place. The papers all
said we wouldn't be there long
not with our star missing. That
made us hustle all the harder. I
can tell you this-if we'd had our
star, we wouldn't have finished
third. AS it was, we won the pen
nant."
The old ballplayer continued
to ramble on. "There's a good
chance the Yankee ball club,
sHbconSciously anyway, had
gotten tired of hearing that Joe
DiMaggio was the entire ball
club. After all, there were
Raschi, Porterfield, Byrne,
Reynolds and It h e s-there
were Kayboski and Phillips at
first-there were Coleman,
Stirnweiss, Rizutto, Brown and
johnson.
"There was and is fellow
named Tommy Henrich-close to
DiMaggio in everything-there were
Lindell, and Berra, Woodling and
Bauer-not even a Cobb or Ruth
could have been the entire ball
club with all these fellows on hand.
Most of them are first-class ball
players. They must have felt the
inside urge to show they could also
play some baseball.
Here's another thing. AS good as
Joe DiMaggio and Tommy Hen
rich together are-they were not as
important as the pitchers. Connie
Mack once told me that the pitch
ers were 10 per cent of any ball
club. With or without DiMaggio,
the Yankees had a fine pitching
staff"
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-07-08
SCHOOL AID BILL OPPOSED
Eisenhower Warns of Too Much Government

Dwight D. Eisenhower, speaking
not as military leader but as a
college president, again saw fit
to warn the nation against letting
the federal government get too
strong. It was the second time the
supreme commander of Allied for
ces in World War II had issued that
warning.
Declaring that he is opposed to
legislation which would make fed
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-07-08
HOUSING:
Action Seen

Indications were that despite op-
position from many quarters, the
administrations big new housing
bill would get out of committee and
60 to the house floor for action.
THE RULES committee, which
twice last year killed similar legis-
lation, had refused to clear the cur.
rent bill. But Rep. A. J. SABBATH
3D., Ill., was predicting the COM
mittee would act to clear the meas
ure
SABBATH was on fairly safe ground,
for under the new house "anti-
bottleneck" procedure adopted in
January, the multibillion dollar
housing bill could be put to house
vote over the rules committees
objections.
THE housing program, one of
President Truman's major cam
paign promises, was approved by
the senate April 81 on a 81 to 10
vote. 1t then begged down in the
house.
The bill calls for a vast program
of slum clearance, low-rent hous-
ing and farm housing aids.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-07-08
ASK NE -
A General Quiz

The Questions
l. What is Carrara, in Italy,
noted for?
2. What have sheepshank, bow
line and sheep bend in common?
8. Which continent contains no
true desert?
4. What has been called the
cornerstone of American foreign
policy?
S. On what date did the present
century begin?
The Answers
l. Marble quarries.
2. They are all knots.
3. Europe.
4. The Monroe Doctrine.
5. January /, 1901.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-07-08

ty-perhaps for a
8 u m m e r. Linden
and Berra W e + e
both linping. Char
lie K eller was
swinging W i t h o u t
his Id po W e r.
Yankee prospects
were about as dark
as the mouth of a
railroad tunnel.
$50 far as rum
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-07-08

Lewis l.. Strauss (left) men,
Der of the atomic energy COM
mission, confers with Chairman
David E. ..iIienthal after
Strauss had t0s5 congress
siOnal committee ne had not ap-
proved shipment Of isotopes to
friendly" nations abroad. He
was called to the chair over
protests of Li.ienthal who said,
at is unusual to start with dis
senting views"
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-07-08

Ex-Communist Editor Louis
Budenz Is shown as he told a
senate committee that Ger
hardt Eisler, who fled the US.
as a stowaway, was ordered to
Europe by Moscow to train
new espionage agents" for use
In the United States. Budenz
testified In connection with the
committees probe Of subver-
sive activities by aliens.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-07-08
Casey Keeps Faith With His Team
SPOTLIGHT.
BY GRANTLAND RICE

THERE WAS A moment late last
1 March down in St. Petersburg,
when Casey Stengtl was staring
modify into space.
He had sensed the fact that Joe
DiMaggio would be out indefinite
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-07-08

Casey has known enough team
grief to sink two or three managers.
But he has never shown any sign
of losing faith in club that has
been the best in the league so far.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-07-08

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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-07-08
WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS
-WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS -
COP Leaders Rap Demo Depression
And Plan Bill to Meet Situation;
Brannan Plan Held F arm Vote Bait

@e S91E When Iin s.Pss
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Marriage License
AppIicotions

Under d. c. law, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. ,Dait three full days and
receipe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
and Elizabeth P. couchman' 4a. 4o2 Il
Dell md Msas T. 81 st v:au8 g. s7sf s. 9lS
Das: sad LII LIST !. e. aeaz wssss s!fes'os e.
Jos.ph Sants'iSS 4. s"rch, 20. sos 3 st. ne, and
popsfs Psi5i'is = catt Me's 2 cidsr s1 rs,n
land! and viyisn E; Ellis 4s: Albany. y; 7.
,.,t5 sSsh & iiSS psses +
% and Mariorie IL Rottef. & as. Fat Iatrobe, la "a E
ne: and Marion l.. Keith. S2. Seo5 2sttih
jaime. i TFrs.iss, 90. soe 18th st, ne. and
s: s2 neSns g. AZ dass HG5s:
SO. both Of 400 New Hampshire ave.
s. both !sp: e soas se ...1 :Rs Fl go y Williams
~ and Myrtis T. Bean. So, Uniondale. Pa:
IestTic. N"'S%S Saisys. IT, is. pbr 1913 Gale. s st.
Charles P. Logan, SO. 1918 18th st. ne,
and Hope D. Alridge, "a, 700 Lansston
Henry I: Wright. q. ss1 Ksefer pl; nv,
Evening star., 1949-07-16

Christas j. Rails. %. Winchester. Va, ans
Mary J. Rappas. 26. Blsdensburg. Md
Nathaniel Day, a.. 1114 Morse st. ne.
and Luciel v. Hubbard. 26. IA 6eator
pl. NV.
1hcma: DiPistre; 30. nd josephine G
ne.
Rex H. Drew, 81, Naval Communication
Center. and Silvy M. Barriokman. 81,
1410 Girard st. NV.
Joseph H: Flint, jr, 21,- 2124 H It, NV,
and Winifred L. Kline. II, Stephenson,
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$4,000 Estate Left
By Msqr. Cooper =

Msgr. John r. Cooper, celebrated
anthropologist and educator, who
died here at the age OF ST two
months ago, left an estate of more
than $4,000. the bulk Of which
will go to his associates and to
Catholic University. where he was
a faculty member for 40 years.
This was disclosed yesterday in
a petition field for the probate
of his will In District Court.
Msgr. Cooper, a past president
Of the American Anthropological
Association and the author OF
numerous publication on religion
and Indian culture, made these
bequests:
The sum Of $4,000 to the Catho-
lilo Anthropological Conference,
Inc; royalties from his publica-
tions to the university; all his an
thropological equipment, field
notes and papers. to Mrs. Regina
Flannery Herzfeld of the Uni
versity faculty, and a $500 legacy
to the Rev. Louis A. Arand, also
Of the university.
The prelate specified that "sufi-
cient" sums be set aside for pub
locations, including a treatise on
Atlantic coastal Indian culture,
and to revise whenever necessary
his widely known four-volume
Religious Outlines for Colleges" "
Msgr. Cooper also bequeathed
$500 legacies to two cousins. Gene
We've Kelly of Macarthur, Ohio,
and Edward H. Thomson of Balti-
more.
Executor Of the will Is the
American Security & Trust Co.
Evening star., 1949-07-16

Theodore P. Brennan. 43, and Blanc Tagle,
"a. both Of New York City.
James H. Kirk. 23. and Mildred L. John
,.n son, 20. both Of 2409 RsnninE q: 4e.
both Of Baltimore, Nd.
Russell B. Martin. 52. 624 Nicholson st,
NV and Edith c. Freas. A, 1104
Francis t. sonday. SO. 1903 Biltmors st..
NV. and Lois A. Silver. 26O1 18th st..
NV.
Ralph A.. Brandt. 45. 1880 K st. NV.
and Marion C. Connole. A. Havre.
Mont.
Hugh A. Mason. 40. cheverly, Nd. and
Alice, E. Carridon. "a. 1341 South
Carolina ave. Sc.
Vincent ]. Benincasa, 80. and Kiltti
Angervo. 81. both of GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
SATURDAY

ne. and Lousila Brown, 70, 11ss eth
William I. crsnshaw.. tr., IS, 811e 18th
It. NV, and 1mogine Clark, %, 3O32
N Ut. NV.
Arts F. C1outterbuck. 30, s211 I st..
Sc, and Letha !. Moore, 81, 322 Z st.
John Madden. 20, 111s O st. NV, and
Conchitta Biggers, 20, 639 Keefer pl
Evening star., 1949-07-16

Murrell M. cornweu, 70, e4o 9th st,
ne. and Edna L. Love, 2S, 6112 W
st. g. Q.
Willis Allison, jr. 80, 47s N st. sw.,
and Mary L. Maker, 90, 423 20th st.
ne.
kota ave. ne, and Katherine M. Ru.
pert, 10, Reading Pa.
Noises N. Nevarez, 20. and Catherine L.
Young, II. both of 654 Atlantic st. Sc.
Evening star., 1949-07-16

In Colonial times pastors were
paid in meat grown by Virginia
planters.
Evening star., 1949-08-28
ROOMS. APTs. TO SHARE

ALEX.-Front twin bedrm. for 2
employed girls or couple; now avail.
Utlls.. linens and silver furn. Box
GIRL to oshs Share apartment with two
Ssi Ssnef Cali Cali DE. es74. 2ss
WOMAN, 80 to 40, to share furn. z
bedrm apt. with one other; enoH nv.
YOUNG LADY WILL SHARE, reason
able, downtown. NV. twinobed rm; rma;
Ept. with another. MI. 1795. -2s
1 or 2 GIRLS to share large 6-rm-
apt. with 2 other girls; conven; ne.
sETThHb. 1SfafiGnb fs EMpE. PE waoMAN a3MslA to share
NV. apt. with 1 other. Call Sat.
eve. OF SUN. bet. 8 a.rn.-b pm. MI.
CtoSNSGGEN1AL GIRL to share new. at
tractive 2-bedrm; apt. yith ban anothss
YoUNG GIRL wanted to share dbl.
rm. with another; all home privilegs,
cooking, phone, liv. rm. snd laun; IN;
N.W.-Girl to share 3-room, bath
apt. or single rm; with kitchen pIiyh.
PERM. EMPL. LADY for apt. with
empl. lady; pvt. bedrm., all privils. /;
1863 CoLUMBiA RID. NV or
girls share large furn. apt; ST ea.,
includ. brkfst. Apt. 401, AID. 1867.
2Ss
8 GIRLS would like l other girl to
share their NV. apt; very good loc.
cali PA 717a -2S
COLLEGE GRADUATE to share large.
modern terrace apt. with girl writer;
cony, to Pentagon, airport and
downtown Washington. TIE. 615s.
GIRL, 25-35, to share twin-bed room
in new apartment bldg. with another
girl; all privileges. 1885 Missouri
ave. NV. GE. so6s. 2s'
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ROOMS FURk.-k.E. Cont J

ia96 KEARNEY ST. N.E.-Lovely
Pm Beauty-Rest mattress. semi-pvt
bath, empl. lady, cooking privs
LGE. FRONT RM.. conv. to transp;'
gentleman pref. 1919 Kearny st.
ne.
A BUCHANAN ST. N.E.-Nicely furn.
rm., next to bath: either gentleman
or lady. GE. 2261. -29
LGE. FRONT BEDRM., Southern ex-
posure, new home; .furn;, or unfurn. :;
kit. privileges; single, S35 mo- oou-
BILE, $50. WA. 1907.
BRENTWOOD VILLAGE - Master
bedroom next to bath and shower,
Kit. and laundry privils,, unlimited
phone; suitable for girls or en-
ployed couple: $50 a mo. MI. 0657.
Mr. 10th AND X SITS. N.E.-Good
home for ? gentlemen, twin beds,
Sc week each. TR. 3177.
62I C ST. N.E.-Single rm., with .
windows. next to bath, c.h.w.; to
sober man or woman; ST wk. Ii.
3-2299
1850 MORSE ST. N.E.-Front rm
fgTni n1TT;, single AT assn empl' person. some
large double room. kitchen. laundry
privs. Unlimited phone, HO. 553l
THE GALENA, 1872 B st. n.e.-Girl tc
share rm. with another: single beds
laund, cook privils. FIR. 971S.
NEAR c.. U.-Young couple or 2
men; cool corner room. bath adloin-
ing, kitchen privileges. HU. 1908.
cG1 LIZ GpE ALLISON st; opI4.Ns ne; d, NJ
basement rooms. Call for informa'
conokfnSfWo t5Ga; aH s;fss5' ROOMS, BAT Bath,
use use Of t1ka Kitchen. Two men or cogple
oIoREP|RooM fer fer single q: man
cSlokEbMoNE 81 sRiRbe-s5 Fl FtksisHED inf sasls
CoIoRED -ATTRACTTVELY furn
trout rm. for empl. lady; home
privils;; every convenience; $40 per
cms no; opE3 $40 wsekdays .RcE VI 1o1smSo Sn,s
9iI5sa feo9 ?riv!fsss. Hss s4Gs5 A. 7as5
Next to bath. Convenient location
S35 a month. Ii. 3-4143.
COLORED-1114 NEAL ST. Ne
Large front room for quiet couple;
COLoRED-DoUBLE RIM. twin beds.
for couple or 2 men; home priv!l.; !;
near 18th and H SITS. ne Call AT.
coLoRED-NIcELY furnished front
room for gentleman $50 week.
COLORED-LARGE FRONT rm.. twin
beds. also room with double bed;
men preferred AT. 1855. 30
COLORED-1123 ABBEY PL. NE
Room for employed people; cooking
privilege Ii. 3-1O72.
COLORED-ROoM TO RENT, $40
mo-; good transp. Capital View.
CoLoRED@133. EMERSON NE
Large front room, all privileges.
ITJ 2.DoS3 o9A
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

ROOM AND BOARD Tor father anc
3-year-old boy; father works from frronm1
3 to IL pm. Box 35-A. Star. 2S,
DISTRICT MAN wishes board and
msdsrass .ssS t. rates; sSs. NJ Ft,1 3. c refs
1st-FLoOR ROOM. with board, desired
by elderly lady as permanent home;
prefer within list or 2nd Alphabet
EMfLoYsD M SasI; MOTHER and school, age
boy, in private home, preferably In
Virginia; no cats or dogs; state
whether children in home and rate
charged Box 406-Y, Star.
ELDERLY LADY, good health, wants
board and room; rest home pre-
ferred but will consider private a,t
family; family 3 g. C. PEI perm;; stad does not IKE
ences, desires room exchange for
light services or rent; NV: ia. 1868
Sunday or after 6 pm. daily.
SPARE ROOM, private house, S1S
monthly: mention Transportation.
Box l4O-A, Star.
YOUNG, SINGLE college man, travel
ing salesman, desires room, pay by
the month, in private home IN nice
residential district to be actually
used only one week each month";
would apprscatfs s.,y3nn Writing anx in f9T sP oP.
kooM ssdla AND BOARD Tor workins ?,
mother and 2 pre-school age chill
dren; 5 day care of children; Alex.
Rnf1NAb yifi Ab: zApY 4ais desires room and
board within District or Arlington;
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RMS. FURN.-MD. VA. Cont.

| RMS, FURN.-MD.-VA. tCont.
LIV.-BEDRM., kitchen and bath. COM
pletely furnished; empI; cple; pre-
ferred; nr. busline. uN. $50 tor
appt.
TWO NICE ROOMS. twin beds, for
four men; board optional; near
Army Map Service and Taylor Mode
Basin. Call MRS. UTTERBACK' WI
12l4.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM. double
in Montgomery Hills tSilver Spring.
transportation at door, stores
blocks; rooms lust newly decorated;
house situated on lovely, auiel
grounds: unlimited phone, laundr!
and kitchen privileges; ideal FOL
two girls and may be arranged fol
3; reasonable. SH. 7645.
CENTER CLARENDON-Lge. studio.
type ,rm,,, adj. bath with shower
twin beds, chests sn and md closets Gs aGaa va
WILL SHARE COMFORTS Of modern
close-in Arlington home with busi-
ness or professional woman; break.
fast optional: piano; mr.. buslines
SILVER SPRING AREA-Beautifully
furnished, newly decorated from
bedroom: twin beds, two closets
share bath in private home, to two
refined. neat. employed ladies: S6t
month: no other guests. Bo,
silver live. 9ssfPfRrNG-1ovely double rm.
twin beds, 3 exposures; gentlemen
NEAR IA FALL; FALLS CHURCH, in pvt. home
for couple; with kitchen privilege
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ROOMS FURhlsHEp-s.E.-s.w

kOOMS fUkNlS1Eb-S.6 W.
LARGE FRONT ROOM, home privi-
leges; couple pref. or men; $40
wk. 249 18th st. Sc, AT. 1856.
EXCELLENT NEIGHBoRHooD. conv.
to Navy Yard, Census, Boiling and
with twin beds or sgl. with, double
bed. Private entrance and bath.
Car necessary. Reasonable. HI. s1l4.
MASTER BEDRM.. in new home,
semipvt. bath; gentleman only; bus
stop at door. 10. 2-4345. rs
2II3 ALABAMA AVE. S.E.-Dble. and
sgle. rms, in new home; nicely furn.
laundry privils.; conv. transp. TW.
BAY ST; sEmLse.: light sot.,: clean airy airy
e@p e1Sf' cps ps1. 'orh or nsn nsi hS hSmS
e4e1 MINI. AVE. s.E.-completely
furn. bsdrm. and kit pvt. entrance:
LSVEfY eEhHf9'enks kM., settled man nc non.
smoker. kit and laund. privil., $40
wk. 34th and MINI. ave. Sc. vi,
sooS 70, S. persons; saNss block sEss to
1oi4 PoToMAc AVE. s.E.-Large
front rm.; conv transp.; cont. h; W.,
1sos S5th MnSSEs6TA shSSfE bata AVE. s.E.-a.rm
AFT; glassed-in porch lse. lot. % AT
LINCOLN PARK AREA-Newiy dec
Grated bedrm,' s25 monthly . At
LINCOLN PARK AREA. 4 lge. Ink
rms, new Frisidaire. AT. 1915
see POTOMAC AVE. Sc. Lovely
room. near Navy Yard; only ST. ig
a mo. P. J. WALsHE, INC, 1I15
, Eye .pGs s. NV; ESoNA "a oaSs; ofaSSSRooM. twin
gentlemen or employed couple pre-
ferred. Call VI. ,5273.
home; bSs " at 80 door; lady, $50; g5iv-
NheE ilefss soEE. Il faae' kM. next to bath for
roomers; kit. priv; $50 mo. VI.
1918 f5's ssth ST. Sc. Single room.
also double with pvt. bath. In re-
finsd ahp home sSS sonvi stNHIP tssnsP b.drooms
furnished; in pvt. home; reasonable.
af4i AI s1ss sstS pL. s.E-sleepins room
with private bath; nonsmoker pre-
ferred. VI. .33s5; ~ .,-
refined. empty. cple., no children;
11a blks. from Pa. ave. Sc; no util.
furn.; $50 mo. Ii. 3-54S1;
FRONT RM., newly redec. lge. clos
cts. unlim. phone, auto. washer;
conv. to everything FIR. l105. 80
8O3 E. CAPITOL ST.-Large single
room to employed gentleman; con-
venient transp.
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM, next to bath;
kitchen privileges or meals if de-
sired. 10. 2-S254. Il
CORAL HILLS pleasant rms. large
one, 3 closets, S35; smaller Tm.,
COLORED-NICE ROOM, z miles out
for a settled man with car; home
privileges; So a week. Call LO.
3-7O59 nights.
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RMS. APTs. TO SHARE Cont

APT. in attractive surroundings. Arl.;
share with mature empl. woman;
privil.: conv. transp. GL. 6s37
WANT two congenial girls to share
mo, Call RE. 7400, Ext. 62269,
weekdays or at night and week ends
at 2l45 Calf. NV, Apt. 23. 2S'
ONE GIRL or mother and daughter
to share new modern 2,bedrm; apt.
Aid congenial girls, 1929, to
share beautiful modern 5-rm apt.
with . other girls; must be seen to
be appreciated; refs. exchanged. S35
SINGLE GIRL to share with single
working girl in NV; refs. req. Box
WANTED. CsoNGENIAL GIRL to share
2-bedroom apt. with 2 others; near
Catholic Univ; age 20-2s. UN.
GIRL to share 2-bedrm. apt. with
others; rent, s32.33. Phene
YOUNG 1T HItgHi JEWISH GIRL wants to share
her Fm modem tHp hsds aps Win i,y Sew1sn Tm
phone privils.: .S35 ca. AK; 05l2'
cali bet: 7 and s pm, 2649 3oth. st.
CATHoIIc GIRL. % to 80. to share
hloGeln ptn iuI apt.. conu W transn SSo
SILVER Hy psspRING-Ladies or couple.
to to share apt with another; mr.
PRfV. isTpspi ROOM Rsf IN lisht, clean apart.
ment employed lady; share bath with
another lady; on bus, line; VI. $3.50.
NORTHWEST or 2 girls to share
attractive Sun-liv. rm. and bedrm.
| 2-piece pvt. bath and, phone; twin
/ a. @tr oil
eeoking oeoS B bus esasee at eoor re- reas eG pU eos
FURNISHED APARTMENT to share;
NV. section; every convenience, cail
GEORGEToWN-Two girls, not too
esIl eld e Got 5haTs isss Rewly Temodeled house
seRooM Ist, N APT. PFC; to share with . girls
OF married couple; GE 2695; .,
garage. use of kit. good transp. Gil.
I-RM. APT. in NV. to share with
another lady or will rent rm. newly
decorated; conv. reas. DU. s426;
OR : GIRLS over 30; or Or. couple e
STUDIO RIM. semipvt. bath. full kit; !;
pvt; apt. with l lady, Arrangement
gives prac. pvt, apt; Shoreham vic;
refs Box 9rIa 1da-A Star; s,ora off,
CleuCS dpl, All apb. pIue.b
transp Call NO. 1895. Apt. 705.
28Il NEWARK N.W.-Lady to share
attract dec. studio apt. with an
other; excel. transp. Apt. "a. VIC.
1911.
GIRL to share apt. with another in
modern apt. BLDG: age 25-30. l6l L
Park rd. NV. Apt. 4 AID. 2612.
LIV. RIM, bedrm., kit. and bath,
gent. pvt. home, COW. transp
Wkdays after 8, RE. 27O7. 524
22nd st. NV.
FOR 10 MOS-Woman to share with
] other, attrac. 2-bedrm. apt. nr.
Bailey's Crossroads, Va. A. B. g. W,
bus. Piano FA. 0167 after g. 80
GIRL to share apt. with another girl.
Twin beds; $40 mo. 18th and Pea
body NV. RA. $3.50. Refs.
GIRL to share apt. with working
mother and daughter; compl. Turn,
| bus at door; reas. ia. 1871.
Mr.. 18th AND LONGFELLOW SITS. NV.
Double rm. adjoining kitchen. di.
nette. bath; couple pref. Good
| transportation. ia. 1877.
MAN, share conv. NV. bedrm. apt. in
apt bldg. with another congenial
man. 35. GE. 4007.
COLORED-SINGLE girl to share
room with girl; twin beds. ia