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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-25

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-25
DeIray Doings
BY Leila Clements
CHURCHES

First Baptist Church, ,s4z
Gould street, Rev. n. Jackson.
pastor Sunday School was al $50
the lesson was Jesus Sentenced TO
Death. John i9:i-l6 Christ, when
he was revealed not again. when
he suffered. Peter 22l-23. ll:00
. m. morning worship.
ST. Paul AME church. SIS Rs-
dermaker. Rev. NJ l.. Smmans.
pastor. $40 m. Sunday School.
100 morning worship.
The New Hope Baptist Church
corner Of South and Post street.
Rev. c. Scrutheons minister. $50
Sunday School.
Deacon Thomas Howerton, Supt.
1870 Devotion. 100 MerAing
worship.
TEA
New Hope Baptist ChvA sal-
I'd their second anniversary with
a tea and music Mrs. Scott sang
The Wren and Summertime
by Geishwin. Mrs Perry read
Smile" Mrs Robinson was the
guest speaker A pleasant after
noon was enjoyed by all.
Evening star., 1949-02-04
Uncle Rays Corner
BY Romon coffmon

They had been paid poorly and were
angry because their small wages
were slow in coming.
The Spanish soldiers gave up con.
troll of several cities in northern
parts of the Netherlands. This was
big help to William the Silent.
Yet the time of victory was still
ahead. A reward was offered by
the Spanish King to any one who
might slay Prince william. As q
result the great Dutch leader was
shot dead by an assassin from Bur.
gundy.
Instead of hating the revolt Of
the Dutch people, this deed made
them more angry than ever. In ths
name of their leader, they strug-
gled on. Help came to them from
England in the form Of soldiers and
military supplies. A republic was
declared, the Republic of the Seven
United Provinces.
In that way new country came
into being, country which was,
roughly, the same as present-day
Holland.
Evening star., 1949-02-04
7 axe MyWord for 1t
BY Frank Colby

out the first "g' of suggest is as
slovenly as the dropped "g" in
ZENITH and "stren'th" and rec
o'nize," and the dropped first &c"
in accessories" pronounced "uh-
SEES-uh-reeZD.
My recommendation, for what 1t
may be worth, is sug-JEST, since
it is not only the predominant
American pronunciation, but is also
plainly preferred by all but one Of
our dictionaries. And the more
modern dictionaries do not list "suh-
JEST" at all. This is conclusive
evidence that "suh-JEST' is as
obsolete as the F. and w. New
standard, which lists "suh-JEST' as
the only choice. -
Test your word knowledge-sramma
spelling, pronunciation and definition--
with Mr. Colby's Word Quiz. leafet C-s
Ideal for classroomS, auizzes, radio pro.
grams. For a copy send 5 cents in coin
and q stamped, self addressed envelope te
him. care Of The Star, P. o. Box 80
Station G, New York 10, N. Y.
Evening star., 1949-02-04
Word Game
Find Al or more words IN
EPICOTYL,

meaning, "the upper portion of the
axis of a Seeding" Average 1t 80;
limit, 80 minutes.
Rules-1. Words must be Of four or more
letters. Words which acquire four let.
tiers BY the addition Of IS" such as bats,
cats" are not used & S,. Only one me form m
not used A list will be published to-
Evening star., 1949-02-04

William the Silent met with fall
ure after failure before q measure
Of success came to him.
Leaving the Netherlands, he went
to Germany and raised an army.
From his own purse he paid the
soldiers.
Into the Netherlands marched
Williams army, but the people did
not rise to join the rebellion. The
army was turned back.
-Four years later William raised
another army in Germany and
marched into the Netherlands. This
army also was forced to retreat by
the Duke of Alva.
Saying that he was in i'll health,
the Duke of Alva asked King Philip
II to put some one else in his place.
This was done, but the new gov
ernor of the Netherlands died
year later.
Something now took place which
helped the rebels. Spanish soldiers
in the Netherlands rose in'mutiny.
Evening star., 1949-02-04

Score one for q correct solution
to the first five problems. The last
counts five.
/. Which one of the following was
not an Indian tribe?
Seminole Creole Sioux Apache
q. Which one of the following Is
employed as a common household
medicine?
Linseed Oil Banana OIL
Peanut Oil Mineral Oil
3. Which one of these Is often
called the "fireman's friend" be-
cause of his reporting OF fires?
Policeman Milkman
Iceman Mailman
1. A person described as wan
would probably be
Fat Pale Flat-footed Sleepy
Evening star., 1949-02-04
Answer 70 CARDINAL.
Answers to Horses Sense.

/, Creole; 2, Mineral oil; 8. Milkman;
4. Pale; 5. Printer: 6 ta, Heifer---Moo
(w); (b) Shoat-Otnk W. (c) Wether--
Ba-a "a, Cd Gelding-Whinny ty). (e)
p,,JJat-F1IcE (Xo
Evening star., 1949-02-04
Let's Talk About the Word
Suggest"

suggest.
You've noticed, Of course. that
some people, though not most people,
pronounce suggest as "suh-JEST."
Why do they not say "sug-JEST,"
the prevailing American pronounce
alton?
The answer. I believe, is that the
elderly dictionary, Funk & Wag-
nails New Standard, lists "suh-
JEST as the only pronunciation
The New Standard has always
leaned decidedly toward British us
age, as has Appleton's New Century
The pronunciation "suh-JEST" Is
British and has never gained more
than a bare toe hold in the United
States.
And there is good reason why the
great majority of Americans prefer
sug JEST. If you will look at your
dictionary-any dictionary-you will
see that the word is syllabified thus
Suggest. Now In English, "g" is
usually hard when 1t ends a syllable
and always hard when it ends a
word, as: Bug, dug, hug, jug, lug
mug, pug, rug, slug, tug. Therefore
the "sug" of suggest has both logic
and analogy in its favor.
Here is today's dictionary con-
sensus-sug-JEST is the first choice
Of Webster's New International, New
Century, Macmillan's, F. and W.
College Standard G94D. Kenyon
e. Knott's and Webster's Collegiate;
sug JEST is the only choice of the
American College Dictionary, Win
ston's, WORDS: The New Die
tionary and the Thorndike Century
Out of II dictionaries, SUGGEST
is the only choice Of four, and the
first choice of Six, while suh-JEST
is the only choice of one and the
second choice of six. The evidence
unquestionably supports sug-JEST
as best American usage.
n II II
NV own feeling Is that to leave
Evening star., 1949-02-04
Goren on Bridqe

A neat case Of precise dummy
technique Is recorded in today's
hand taken from the first round Of
the recent Team-of-Four Cham
pionships at the Roney Plaza IN
Miami, Fla. Bruce Elliot Of Toronto,
q member of the wining team, held
the South hand and his two-no-
trump response was made In the
light of his previous pass.
It is to be noted that the Jump
response In this sequence Is not
forcing, and North Is under no obi
CATION to proceed. A two-no-trump
response after a previous pass should
describe hand that counts II or IL
points, just a shade below the
standard requirement Of 10. The
opening bidder is then in position
to Judge within a point of the part
nership's combined assets. In this
case George Beck, in the North,
elected to try for game. He held IL
points and even If his partner held
but II they were only point short
of the 26 normally required, but he
held in reserve a pair of tens which
should be enough to tip the scales
in favor Of aggressive action in close
cases of this kind.
The four of diamonds was opened,
dummy played low, East played the
nine and declarer won with the ten.
There were a great many potential
tricks in sight, but the difficulty lay
in the fact that diamonds might be
established before all declarer's
washing was done. The long dia-
monds would prove no menace If
West could be deprived Of his entry
card. Since the ace of spades is the
only card that the enemy could use
for quick entry, Mr.. Elliot decided
to knock out that card at once. His
aim was not so much the attain
ment of the maximum number of
tricks In that suit as 1t was to dis
lodge the ace from West If he held
1t. At trick two therefore he led the
two of spades, West played the 8 and
the king was played from dummy
A low spade was returned, declarer
ducked, for West now held either
the single ace or the ace-jack alone,
10 that the play of the queen could
not win. West, of course, was obliged
TO play the ace and he continued
with q diamond to clear the suit. He
was quite aware that he was never
going to get In to cash any diamond
tricks, but he couldn't quite decide
what suit to shift to, so he elected
instead to exit without giving de-
clarer any additional information.
The heart fnesse was taken into
East's hand with perfect safety 1t
lost and a low spade came back,
driving out the queen. Declarer
played his top-card tricks, keeping
the 10 Of spades in dummy and two
clubs. East, obliged to come down
to three cards and having to keep
the jack of spades, found it neces-
sary to discard a club, and Elliot
made three tricks In that suit with
out exposing himself to the risk of
Q finesse, total of 10 tricks.
tcooyrisht, 1s4p, By Charles II. coren.)
Evening star., 1949-02-04
Test Your Horse Sense s,D&e.w. e'o".

5. A composing stick would most
likely be used by
Painter Musician Policeman Printer
G. Try to match the various crea-
lures In the left-hand column with
the characteristic sounds which
they would produce, as shown In
the sight-hand column. Take one
point for each correct Judgment.
(a) Heifer (v) Whinny
(b) Shoat (w) MOO
(c) Wether (x) Cluck
(dD Gelding (y) Otnk ~
(e) Pullet CD Ba-a
Score yourself as follows: o.
poor; 3-6, average; 7-9, super1ors
9-10, very. superior. | =.
ANSWERS In Column g
Evening star., 1949-09-13
BOATS

oUTBoARD MOTOR REPAIR, in
painting We have the best me
chanics and painters in the city.
FkowER Fk6S Ma,ns MAEINE sns sERvEGE ahSo 5NS;,
HAMPTON sAILBoAT. Is IT. long,
| design. solid mahogany, new ny;
MAYFLoWER MARINE SERVICE,
MERcuRY hasc Ms1no oJTsoxRD rTs; iiR moroRs,S all
sizes in stock at present for im,ned
oWEh fflysEE tsEns MARNE apd sER9cE tFsds MA9 iAG
1900 Maine ave. s.w.. ST. $500.
CHESAPEAKE 20, "challenger"; for
gsar PfsSiaent sosi snR winner Dr. ETC. vHk As0
FfsHiNaH fARTTisfso les Day. nisns:
Eastsrn Bay. shsrps Island. ooossss'
MnEcGRT As1HHhY o1fSoARb EMa; rs MoToRs. dasS all
sizes in stock at present for immed.
FLOWER MARINE SERVICE, INC,
1900 Maine ave. s.w.. ST. $500.
HAMPTON sAILBoAT. 1s IT. long,
/ design, solid mahogany, new NY
lon sails. This boat. is. 2 years old
ande has had very little use Orig
tnaI cost 81. .450, will sell for half.
1900 Maine ave sw. Ia
OITTBOARD MOTOR REPAIR, in
board motor repair. hauling and
painting. We have the best me
ehanics and painters In the city.
FLOWER MARINE SERVICE, INC,
1900 Maine ave. s.w. ST. $500.
Evening star., 1949-09-13
MIscL. WANTED (cont. !,

GOLD-Bring your old gold. plati-
mum. teeth, discarded jewelry. We
pay cash. A. KAHN, INC, 81 years
NEwSPAPERs WANTED - Highest
prices paid. If you cannot deliver
your accumulations. please phone
us WASHINGTON RAG & BAG
CO. 215 1 st. s.w; D1. S0Q7,
NEWSPAPERS WANTED Highest
prices paid. If you cannot deliver
your accumulations. Please phone
us ACE JUNK CO, 1920 Georgia
ave NV. AID. 6457.
or small nall uprishts, Will pay cash.
PiANoswcolonial Piano Co. pays
bIs6s hgheS cash p5ces Ne tor 4so sInets apt
REFRIGERATORS. cleo; also wash
ing machines. Ii. 3-67S7.
STOVES. FURNITURE. ranges. ice
boxes and heaters ACME STOVE
eo lNTfkEsThp s1h St IN cu,,h. ma siasi SasS
BORA HHss SRnPsAW SaR 3sxef M1LEsroSE Es sis iss5
@ st NV ST 7496
WE BUY USED FUR COATS, all types.
Highest prices AMERICAN FUR CO.,
INC. 625 F st. NV; MA. 1885.
SECONDHAND COPY of
Transportation and National Policy.
published by National Resources
Planning Board in 1914. Reply,
giving price. to J. s. DUNCAN. De-
OF New Mexico, Albuquerque, N. Mex.
Evening star., 1949-09-13
HOTEL 1440
APARTMENTS UkFuRNIsHED

ooSN 4Ss ltainsEs Ava re EsIa Closets rsi
NEw Il ufi1i HAMP p AVE SECT. sotS eTd5 new.
liv. rm., kit. 2 bedrms.. bath; apt.
ony ods So 81 So 6us ut fnd insl :I0Fsi sH :Sss s
o and i bath. ist t-if A.. pvt, entr.; 1n-
gsg YSgallys attzsetive; zaa adults n'W''
sss ..ts ST. S.E;m5arse s.,5 front ,m;: ,nn:
nished; SIS mo. TR. b6a5. 16.
4O2I goth RD., North Arl.- rooms,
semiprivate bath; convenient loea-
ton; 9 blocks OF Lee hwy; $75.
Gall th sfter - pm n..r Oh; N.s2 sSl4; Ward
rms. Kit. and bath, util. incl; no
children; $67.5O mo. DU. so44.
51so H ST. s.E.-4 rms. and bath.
1st f.. close to school, shopping.
trsnsp 10 mns ssS BY bus WitSnt sz5
newly dec. Out Penna. to Alabama.
left to Southern ave. and at end.
AK. 1911.
sSss: ss:s,:s :s' ss5 sss 'Ess' s:Sz
ea7 - sTd I'D ST. ais N.w.-Liv. rm.. bedrm..
Kit. ana cloSed-ln porcn: conFen:
2I27 FIRST ST. N.W.-Nice apt. for
cple. No children. Refs. Ia
Mr.. SUPREME CoURT-Lovely newly
renovated lge. 2-rm. kitch. and bath
apt with yd.; $40 mo. All util.
furn. HERBERT AND SONS. SIS
e. Capitol ST., Ii 3-0129.
1882 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Base-
ment apt; 2 rms and kit; uhfurn.;
refg, utils; parking for l car.
10th ST. nr. Penna. ave. NV
rms, pvt. bath. Rent. SIS. DAVID
E BARRY CO, NE. .2025. -12
ad under Coop. Apts. for Sale"
DRURY REALTY CORP, RE. 1888.
2 RMS. KIT. PRIVATE BATH, ga
rage; S75 per mo. Couple. MI.
elsG; R9oSs sGi6 kiTcHEN ki19 s. ne AMI RiaTH.
ground floor. 604 18th st. ne. Call
MA. 1865. Ia
Evening star., 1949-09-13
Furniture Unclaimed
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUES--Brlc- -orac, china, sil-
verware. old jewelry. furn. Any amt
DORA KRUPSAW MILESTONE
1885 @ ST. NV. STERLING 7496.
ANTIQUES - Furniture, nric-a-nrae
paintings; highest cash prices paid.
SSsll MURRAY 'starbecker' ia
dining room. contents of
home; cash. We do moving, storage.
IA. 1887; after z p.rn.. GE. 1416.
girls 24-inch; s1o-s1b.
BOoKs. large and small collections.
bought and removed at our expense.
pIsTR1cTM 7, ME Po2K sas5 STORE 721 9th
BoOKs-sell me your books. I pay
FRiENDs fri s99s sook pFsfss sHop sss stb St
NV. MA. 9402. Open evenings.
BOOKS, large ana small collections;
bgR HSss cHd sooR sroRE q eur s sspepss st
CAMERA WANTTED. highest quality;
Mr.. WEISS, from 90, RE. 2436.
cnodHISSMsheis used eSsnns BERMz REsfsi fsr a
7th st. NV. AID. 3727. win cali.
diamond watches, discarded jeweiry
bought. No purchase too small, too
large; cash Immediately; very high
prices paid. NEW YORK JEWELRY
co 719 7th st. NV.
silzsf es.s sS'f Ssla 0ie sRsssf susR az
INC. 614 18th st NV
FURNITURE wanted at once. good
furniture of all kinds; entire home
or odd pieces: pay cash: Please
call Mr. JAMES. phone MA $500
FURNITURE, good used household
goods: all or part. China, cut glass:
top prices. MRS. GAY. RE. 1904.
17s
FURNITURE-Any bedrm.. din. rm.,
desk, chest or entire household.
Prompt service. CO. 1866.
FURNITURE-Will buy entire con-
tents or odd pieces. Also old glass
ware, china, bric-a-brac. BUYING
and selling for. over 30 years. HOP
WOODS. Sth and x sts. NV. ME
FURNirURE-Your entire household
prices. {, 3. FURN EcH.. 30 7th
st. Sc. AT. 0685.
Evening star., 1949-09-13
FARM AND GARDEN

Al TREE SURGERY. trees removed,
trimmed, planted: reas.: estimates
free. After 6, ia. 0603, MR.. GRIP
FORD. -l6
BULLDoZERs. rent or contract for
land clearing and excavating: reas.
rates; free estimates. AT. 0725.
BOYLE TREE sURGERY-For tree
removals. planting, trimming. call
81. 1913 day or RA. 1919 after. ..
TOP SOIL, road gravel. fill dirt: rea-
sonable; immediate delivery, load or
bushel. GIL. 1919. is
FLAGSTONE WALKS, terraces, fire.
pl@es, rock gardens, fshponds, re-
tanning walls. pipe drainage. all
kinds Of cement work. F. MARCUC-
CIO, Route 5, Horners lane. Rock
Vile Md. Phone Rockville 35SS
SOD FOR LAWNS-20c yard de-
livered Phone Ellicott City 277-J.
GENERAL LANDsCAPING. complete
landscaping service; top soil for
sale, trees trimmed and removed.
ENGLISH BoxwooD, sturdy plants,
any amount: very reasonable; also
evergreen ground cover and peren-
malls. Call OIL. 1121. -13
cow MANURE. well rotted. $3.50
per Is bushels; .S6 per 10 bushels;
S3 so per 5 bushels. delivered. Top
SOIL. WA 4b93. IN
Evening star., 1949-09-13
ROOMS. APTs. TO SHARE

NV. Groom apt;
share with married cple. or two
ladies. Call after pm, GE. 2695
GENTLEMAN TO share bachelor house
in old Alexand5ia PVT n. DeSTT TT1
Ma. $500, Q to 5. -15
1918 18th ST. NV. Apt. 24-Lady
bet, a5-4o. to share with / other
. rms, kit. and bath, nicely furn,
twin beds, $40 mo-; unlim. phone.
GIRL to share apt. with . girls. s35
per mo. Call RA. 2216. -15
GIRL to share furnished
apartment With one ne, Other; t3ssr conV
WOMAN about 40 to share modern
bedrm: apt. in Va. with lady; $40.
GIRL, under 80, to share Arlington
apt. with l other girl. Gil. oo24.
WOMAN or couple. without children.
eaIl Gaa,, q; r.. 440o. Ext. s4e, I'm
. GIRLS TO SHARE apt. with 2
others. Sc. 90 min. to 11th and
Pa; on W. M. & A. bus. Phone HI.
573s 9th ST. NV bdrm. apt. to
share with quiet, refined lady. No
utilities. After 4:3O pm. 15'
GIRL. 1922. share apt. with two
others; rms. and bath: $50 mo-,
phone incl. Call HO. 1872, anytime.
ONE OR TWO girls to share nicely
furnished apartment with one other
girl. Reasonable. Ii. 3-9Q01 III
Evening star., 1949-09-13
RMS. FURh.-MD. & VA.

ARLINGTON, 2 rooms and bath. y
2 or 8 gentlemen: pvt. family, pvt.
entrance; avail. Sent. ID and Oct.
l. respectively; $40 and S35. CH.
ARLINGTON, AGilINGroN good rm. in new house.
close to busline; hot-water. heat,
RSSIf:o RSfo bath; quiet neishborhood: 81:
N. ARL.. 1 block Lee hwy. and
Glebe rd.-Clean, comfortable .rm.,
h.-w. heat, semipvt. bath. phone
home. $3.50. CH. 43I1. IA
HOTEL ROOMS-Day, week or
month CASTLE INN, Forest Glen,
Silver Spring, Md, 81. 5533. Ia
,61O5 44th .ave.-Nice
dble. or single rm.. next bath. UN-
3sIo s7th PL., Brentwood. Md
Sleeping rm., next to bath. with pvt.
family; gentleman only; S25 no.
LARGE Ma 'I Fl. BEDRM., dble bed. next
to semipvt. bath: ! or 2 men. conv.
to all bus lines. GL. 0427. IA.
ARLINGTON, nr. Clarendon - Dble.
rm. mr.. Pentagon, Navy Annex. OW.
6572. ~,
pvt. bath, double bed; pvt: phone;
$40 wki1; men only IA. FA.ZIa' 1893
Evening star., 1949-09-13
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

COUNTRY BOARDING. special long
term rates: Cocker pups reas. kR1SS
KROSS KENNELS, Fairfax 11-J-2
SIAMESE KITTENS FOR SALE-s
gks. old, reasonable: house broken.
COCKER SPANIEL. brown and white,
GRRMAN naisi I 'fsi sHEPHEaD, III sfs0' female. 3
yrs. very gentle; have papers. Call
Axe e kfe; sEes fawN rsSsT BOXERS. 6 3sa rss.
COCKER &C Err SPANIEL PUPPIES. all COL
ors, AKC reg: champion cookers at
stud; we deliver. Rockville 2644.
BOXER, fawn. female. verv fashy,
mos 0d 5eS faaReda rssed with
young children. perfect disposition,
a wonderful pet with show possibil-
tiles; reas. to good home: will con-
slider farming out. OIL. 4502. ,-l5
PUPPIES %. fine for pets. to be
given asH, away; part cocker. Call Ash
paGHsHuNp .aG iHI PUPPIES. Axe. fe-
dunther; shots to date. FA sas5.
COLLIE PUPPIES. beautiful golden
sables. husky. farm-raised puppies
nnatv1,le that are idsal saai pets and watchdass.
GROOMING, all breeds. by exper.
prof. woman. Conveniently done,
IN your own home or mine. FA.
sIAMEsE KITTENS, seal point pedi-
gree, affectionate; S25. FA. 1860
CHESAPEAKE RETRIEVER, beauti-
tuI male, fully inoculated for distem-
per and wormed, 10 mos. old. Can
be seen at the ARKAY KENNELS,
HoLLYWooD KENNELs-Boarding.
bathing. rooming; cocker spaniel
puppies and stud sery TO. 5139.
WELSH TERRIER PUPPIES, 3 months
old We have several left from
litters. iinebred for show stock
Phone Vienna 4s5. $50 -15
Axe registered; excellent stock;
reasonable price. Call HI. 1860.
ST BERNARD. registered. 2h years
old; good watch dog; beautifully
marked: wonderful pet for children.
Reasonably priced. SH. 1894, be-
N
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ROOMS fURkisHEp-s.E.-s.w.

ROOMS FURkisHEp-s.E.-s.W.
1I6 cARRoLL sT; Sc; near .I's CAP,
Lib Of Cong; and H. % O. refineS sSinglds and
particular persons' refs; REQUIRED;
Mr.. q. S. CAPITOL and Library, of
CONGRESS; On E. Gap: st..Niee hSe tse.
r. tyin-bed bee a: rm: SO ssle;; as2s Sl2 do1e
sis 9Th 81. s.E.IFront dbie. rm.,
conv. to transp., twin beds; SO ca.
1so g. CARROLL ST. s.E.-consres.
sional Library; beautiful double
s$s 81, ssS s!73 SsSs!5;5
MAsrEs An; * bhiEBRM. in new home. semi
pvt. bath; 2 adults IN family, bus
rRSSf fsSs ft eSSE NfSELT y f6es Hfst' twin beds
BLOCK 11th AND Pa. AVE. Sc
Age -2O-4O; .ent. PVT; single and
sssa spnt. phone psSas.s Ex x es4s or FIR. 1s 611a
sis 6 ST. s.E.-Nicely furn., lge::
clean. quiet, reas. FR. 1912: -19
NEWLY DECORATED nicely FUN.
rms; for 2 gentlemen; Teas; rent.
Mr.. Penna. ave. Sc. Ref. Ii. 4-655l.
LGE. FRONT RM.., nr, transp., PVT.
home; for 2 girls; $40 wk. TR.
ccoGL1oSRED-Neatly furn: rm. in quiet
home for rst refined = cospls Yasoa Or giFls;
coEoREpmsas eSN61aE DrlS iS 10Th SsIss 81 s.EIEm-
eloyed couple, neatly furn. room
Call AT. 44S4. 10
Evening star., 1949-09-13

MANCHESTER APIS. HOTEL-Lge
bed-liv. rm. for ., pvt. bath, pvt
tel, elevator and switchboard serv-
ice Call mgr. at DI. 1850 or ME-
WENDELL TERRACE-pleasant rms
for young people; excel. meals and
transp;; maid service $3.50 mo.
1886 N ST. N;w.-For 'shned young
food; conv. location; SIS mo. Ia
69O6 Sth ST. NV, near Walter Reed
Corner front, twin beds, clean
home. home; exeellent nssn meals; 2 employed
WESLEY yasE ~ HALLasDscious s.,de double Die
bldg, running water in every rm.,
large closets; dances and free
movies, recreation room: S4s to
SOS so mo; Excel; food: Bendix
washer Ss6h l4ss sf,v 2ist ndav st, nv n.y. NO.
1925 18th sT. NV. - Nicely fur;
nished rooms for young ladies and
young men; running water. phones
in rooms; exc. board; elevator. 49,
2O31 goth ST. N.W.-Spacious double
rooms, excellent meals and transp.;
pleasant nr atmosphere sasn sanaay dn In.
CALVERT HOUSE, 14O1 16th-Newly
decorated rooms for business people
and students. Some pvt. baths.
Excel. food and service; switchboard.
Refined guest home newly deco
rated; double with private bath; 8
meals. MI. sis5. ~1s
14O6 18th ST. NV Comfortable
sgls., and dbls. for men, generous
meals. S47 to $50 mo. MI. 5774.
CLUB MASON. 1925 New Hampshire
ave. n.w.-Lovely lge. room for la
dies; also vacancy for men. It costs
no more to live at the best. Famous
for good foods. NO. 67T0. -13
36II 14th ST. N.W.-Furn. bsmt.
rm. with bath; unexcel. board; pvt.
smoking young lady pref. TU. 54s6
1903 18th ST. N.w.-sgl. dbl. and
to share, for business people; excel.
cooking; close-in; telev. MI. !274o
1925 10Th ST. NW.-Nice single and
double rooms. S475O ea.: also base
ment single; excellent meals. 49,
THE CLUB SHANNON, 2s17 Conn.
ave. n.w.--spacious double room,
switchboard, maid service; excel.
selected menus; unusually low rates.
One of Wash's best locations. Es-
tablished 90 yrs. AID. $3.50. 10
NICE ROOMS with breakfast and
supper; must share; men only. Near
J-1 bus, trolleys GE. 1859 -15
VACANCIES for young people: excel.
meals, laundry privileges; walk. dis
tance; reas. 2022 G st. NV. IA
ONE LARGE ROOM adjoining dou-
BILE sleeping porch; suitable for .
or 3 men; gentle home. GE. $500.
IVA MASS. AVE. N.W.-Two attrac.
connecting rms. for 3 young people,
good food; reasonable rates. Is
21O7 S ST. NV.
CONVENIENT TO DOWNTOWN
Double and Single rooms. Excellent
food. Call HU. 7771. -15