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Evening star., 1949-01-16

Mrs. Mary Louise Adams an
nounces the engagement of her
daughter, Miss Mary Louise Fabian,
to Ensign Walter Thomas Blakney,
with no date set for the wedding.
Miss Fabian attended Hannah
More Academy, Miami University
and George Washington University
and is a member of Pi Beta Phi.
Ensign Blakney. who is in flight
training at Pensacola, attended
Texas A. and M. College and was
graduated in 1948 from the United
States Naval Academy. where he
was president of the Masqueraders.
William L. Blakney of Abilene, Tex.
Evening star., 1949-01-15
FOUR-MONTH GUAR.

I-day trial money-back guarantees.
This sensational double guarantee
takes all the risk out of buying Q
Evening star., 1949-01-15
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

CHEVROLET OR FORD 1855 to 1911
a high cash price for a good, de.
pendable car. Cash waiting. OR.
Will PAY PREMIUM pric. for low
or equivalent, in absolutely top con-
dition: Ashton 30e7. -16
sp6pEBAKER p6IIIaM Rr, 1947N;4sv NE METRO
SfRs Ssnssurs 7si4 r. Ga sR ave. s47s sH gs1y ss4y
WILL TRADE beautiful wooded Bldg.
lot, 1Mx19O, located on Beall ave,
Rockville, Md, for late model car or
station wagon. Call Rockville 1927.
194l eonv. If you have
one for sale with low mileage and
doesn't look its age. EN-. S312. -16
MUST PURCHASE dependable used
%sskasys. no; So79: ,"'sA
for %. Il. IS; immediate cash.
FLOOD PONTIAC. 1927 Connecticut.
BgIckwil Pay h1shssst hssI,,. cash ,,sp for
ELooD PoNTIAc. 4asi s' connectieat::
46. AZ. AS; immediate cash.
FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921 Connecticut.
Or 4s pas hshe:t sass sash Fl 1868 es
oLDsMtooBBILE-wili pay highest cash
for .46, Al '4s; immediate cash.
HOLD IT JUST 4 MINUTE, get hiEh:
ssr sst cfSh 81 n!ss foE 3D. 0ug ss ssV sSEN SR
WOOD MOTOR CO, 1717 Rhode
Island ave. ne. Open am. to
WANTED. used cars. any year. any
make or model, for export; imme-
Wholesalers, INC, 1871 Blad-
WIN vHfSuIa WITH III VIM" More More SIS for
yout car No delay. Open am. to
pm. VIM MOTORS. l59 FLORIDA
MORE CAsH FOR YOUR CAR, new
OF used. Drive in; 6r,ng your yrt title
18th and Z sts.. NV. EX. 5562.
FAIR, HONEST APPRAISALS on all
MeKEEs, M PONTIAC. 1928 L st. NV.
I Nv WILL I4Upi PAY ALL CASH for clean
cars, new or used. Call me now or
drss Ry Sssh sse xeit1ss ssnnna GEN N
CALI All sK Fl. sSilsSoe-cheap SlSe cars wanted.
$40 to $500 cash; drive, push or
tow to 1000 Central ave. ne. Can
CASH asl ms N 5 MINUTES if car is ls clean.
see MR.. LAMAR, I'LL 18th st. NV.
CT @SR':
Evening star., 1949-01-15

faSnhR1 ltfS IollN'' /, uiiN
h, Wv. tires, black top, golden
preua preua 10 Ii'e'v; own: only S@,sa5. SOS
down. bal. s mo. ROYAL MOTORS,
Is Kennedy st. NV, RA. 7,7.o.
PACKARD 1047 de luxe 4-dr sedan;
r. and h., black paint, low mileage.
excellent condition. original owner;
$500. OR. 3633 after pm,
PACKARD 1a4l 10 series ssSgr sss1
call after $50 pm, MI. 1000
PhAscskAKp al Az 1s4l a. Model del. ! 1so: 20: ssod
pacKARb xxx Ga5'l IsIa I" Clipper club sedan;
fnish; excel 6-cylinder engine; only
S09h. ROYAL MOToRs-PACkARp;:
ID Kennedy ST. NV. RA. 1720. -1B
s private owner; no no dealer dealer; radio; dnS
HllfS HARRy Psa!Ysfe TAYGoR e99e,''r@a Gf o@a
PACKARD 1947 Clipper club sedan;
nsFs and RE- IN aEed e0nd by
under. IA. 0o75 or ia. Ais. 10
PACKARD 1870 4-dr. sedan, good
sqad sns osgoste4 sGea tires $50 0wne TU hsssT ss4s
1o4l "leo" club coupe;
only 5000 miles since new motor.
clutch, shocks installed, r., h., fog
lights, seat covers, excel. tires, etc.
Bargain, S9a5. OW. 1929. -16
194S Special de luxe bus.
coupe; plastic seat cover, r. and h.;
only 900 miles; S1,790. 81. 1928.
1887 4-door sedan; l94s
motor, new tires. excellent body;
S400. Call CHI. 1900, Ext .335.
1947 club coupe; COM
plete with radio. heater, seat covers,
fog lights, spotlight, etc; 1850 or
best offer WA 6234 III
1947 Sp. de luxe; former
taxi converted to pleasure car; we'll
equip. motor, body. upholstery and
tires all in excel cond'; private
owner must sacrifice to pay heavy
medical bills; Sl,325. DU. 1880.
1941 4-dr sedan; excel.
cond; 1917 motor; $3.50, TIE. 1747.
1941 Spec. de luxe 2-dr.;
r. and h.. new paint: S695: cash,
PALMER PALM 4soi saltimore 6ivd j. 10
pIIxMoGTH Izst5tST la47 4edr,; heater; eesp-
trade or terms. BILLH1MER a
PALMER. 1901 Baltimore blvd,
3110 Hamilton st. WA. s777. 10
Evening star., 1949-01-15

Shop N comfort at WaShington'g
largest indoor showrooms We try
to keep at least 100 cars on display
at all times. Most cars have radios
and heaters: easily financed and If
your car exceeds the down payment,
Evening star., 1949-01-15

III
FORD 194s station wagon: r. and h..
Wv. tires, 5000 miles, new-ear
cond.; Sl.995. Elk. 6b7S or NO
2S42 is
FORD 1941 convertible Super de luxe
VS.; radio, excellent tires, black,
tan top, clean, owner driven; 5000.
CHI 1000, Ext. 176. is
FORD 1887 Tudor; mechanically per-
feet: S325 cash. GIL. 1884. -l6
FORD 1a47 conv; maron, T. and h,
orig. owner. excel. cond.; 1885.
FORD l946 Super de luxe s.; r.
and h. spotlight. new sir-ride
tires. seat covers. 10000 miles DE.
co.'s after 9. Ia
FORD 1949 Tudor s-cyl; heater,
1000 mi, orig. owner finds don't
need 2 cars; S1,S00. Call OIL,
1860. -15
FORD 1946 VS. de luxe 3-pass. cpe.;
heater, i23O0 miles, excel cond.:
$3.50 or best offer. EN-. Os12.
-16
Evening star., 1949-01-15

PACKARD 1910 -1l0 4-dr, sedan;
original black finish, radio, good
engine, clean car; S595. ROYAL
TORS-PACKARD, Is Kennedy St
Evening star., 1949-01-15
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE


FORD l947 Super de luxe VS. For
dor sedan: r. and h, fog lights.
dual exhaust. low mileage. privately
owner, perfect cond.; $1,000 or best
6ffer. AK. 1909. III
FORD 1871 super de luxe convert.
club coupe; motor and top in excel.
cond.; rubber good; price, $3.50 or
best offer. For information, call
WA. 1896 Sat. or Sun. by pm
FORD 1a4a IS" Custom Tudor 100
actual miles, htr. and def; by owner;
81 ,a95 GIL. 44O0, Ext. 50l. -l6
FORD l947 IS" Super de luxe Fordor;
very clean with extras; pvt. owner,
Sl,495 WO. 1880. -l6
FORD l946 Super de luxe club coupe;
light gray. with radio, heater and
seat covers, tires and general con-
FAICK, 41l6 18th ST. NV, RA. 6Ns3,
16'
FORD 1e47 de luxe VS. bus coupe;
Evening star., 1949-01-15
COVINGTON's USED-CAR CENTEE

FORD l941 Tudor; cash. trade, terms;
S795
SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN
263 Carroll st, Takoma Park, D C,
GE $500. Ia
PLYMOUTH club coupe; very clean
car; r and h.; S495.
SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN
.63 Carroll St. Takoma Park, p, C.
GF. 1900. Ia
Evening star., 1949-01-15
pdy yUu CHSN uIleTenCe.
HILL & TIBBITTS

SCerrett Motor Service
Your. friendly Ford dealer for Silver
Spring and Northwest washington
offers these quality used cars at
considerable reductions
1877 EaSt-West Eur11
Evening star., 1949-09-16

assault With intent to murder Mr.
Lockwood.
The Judge also brought out
testimony that Mr.. Lockwood once
had threatened to kill him.
Twirls Four leaf Clover.
While Judge Carpenter ex-
amnied witnesses, he idly twirled a
four leaf clover between his
fingers.
Intermingled all through the
trial so far has been testimony OF
tangled romance and whisky
drinking. It has involved the good
looking Judge himself; Mrs. Estelle
Manful, the "other woman" in his
wife's divorce suit; Attorney Lock-
wood. and Judge Carpenters. es-
tranged wife, Helen.
Yesterday, Ellis Barrett. veteran
criminal attorney and chief coun-
sci for the accused jurist, imper-
sonated q female. then took a
male role in portraying torrid 70.
nance before the jury. q
Mr.. Barrett's portrayal in re-
enacting love scenes between Mrs
Carpenter and Mr.. Lockwood
brought down the house and
Judge Virlyn B. Moore had to rap
Justify for order in the jammed
courtroom.
In one scene Mr.. Barrett en-
listed the aid of a lanky, deep
voiced: Florida tourist court op-
orator. In another he played op-
posite a deadpan police reporter
Tourist Camp Man Testifies.
The tourist camp operator. r.
c. Bishop, Of South Jacksonville
testified that Mrs. Carpenter and
MIR. Lockwood indulged in drink
ing parties and strolled about his
place with their arms around each
other.
Come on down and show the
/ jury how you saw Mr.. Lockwood
and Mrs. Carpenter walking" Mr.
4
Barrett said.
/ IAN right" Mr.. Bishop ans
wered. but you'll have to pu
your arm around me" >"
Mr.. Barrett snuggled costly
against the tall. raw-boned Mr.
Bishop. and with arms entwinee
they promenaded coyly before tn.
jury.
Calls on Reporter.
Mr.. Barrett next called OF
Aubrey Morris, Q reporter for tn,
Atlanta Journal, to demonstrat.
how Mrs. Carpenter bent over Mr.
lockwood as he lay wounded OF
a hospital carriage.
The defense attorney nuni
himself upon a courtroom table
Mr.. Morris leaned over him
placed his hand on the grey
haired lawyers chest, and quotes
Mrs. Carpenter as murmuring
Darling. you are going to be al
right"
Mr.. Barrett told the jury, "w'
will prove that John Lockwood /
a Judas Iscariot who schemed t,
steal this mans wife. his none.
. and his good name.
Evening star., 1949-09-16
Owner and Manager
Arrested in Raid on
K Street Bottle Club

Police raided the Town and
Country Club. an hours
bottle club at 3135 K street NV,
early today and arrested three
persons connected with the place
on charges Of selling liquor ille-
gally.
Armed with a United States
Commissioners warrant, the raid
ing party was led by Capt. Beverly
Beach. commanding officer of No
7 precinct, and 1t. Roy Blick, head
of the police vice squad. They were
admitted to the club when the
warrant was displayed.
Arrested were: ..-
Ernest E. Byrd, 20, OF 1853
Columbia road NV, identified by
police as the owner Of the club
He was charged with keeping
liquor for sale.
| Leighton Williams, 43. of 5l93
Macarthur boulevard NV, iden-
tilted as the manager. He was
Evening star., 1949-09-16
Atlanta Judges Trial
Rocked by Portrayal
OF Romantic Scenes
BY the Asseeiossd Press

ATLANTA. Sept. 16.-Judge
Robert Carpenter, on trial for at
tempted murder, took a turn as
his own attorney and questioned
witnesses about his estranged wife
and the man he is accused Of
wounding with pistol f1re.
From one witness. the debonair
Fulton County Civil court jurist,
yesterday drew a statement that
Mrs. Carpenter and John Lock-
wood were seen driving together
and entering a hotel elevator to-
gether.
Mr.. Lockwood. q one-time friend
and business associate of the A.
year -old judge, and later an at
torney for the judges wife in
divorce suit, was hot four times
in the face after q pre-dawn auto
mobile chase.
Judge Carpenter is charged with
Evening star., 1949-09-16
Outsized Rodish

CASINO. N. S. w., Australia
iP.-A radish which sounds as If
1t should have come from the cele-
brated Mowbray Swamp, Tas-
mania-where they grow turnips
up to feet long and still edible
has been reported here. 1t weighed
A pounds. and was one of IS. the
others nearly as big. j. Gold
smith produced these monsters in
his backyard garden.
Evening star., 1949-09-16
charged with keeping and selling

charged with keeping and selling
whisky.
Sue r. Garren, "a, a waitress
who. police said. refused to. give
her address. She was charged
with helping and selling whisky
The three appeared before
Municipal Court Judge Nadine
Gallagher today and were granted
jury trials set for November A.
Bond was set at $500 each.
The raiding policemen said
about 80 customers were in the
club when they entered at 4 am.
and the band was playing "Linger
Awhile" They seized Is bottles
Of gin and whisky and three cans
Of beer.
The search warrant was OBJ
tanned after an undercover man
Evening star., 1949-09-16
Arlington Child, J,
Receivers After ScuIdino

Virginia Campbell. 7, who was
scalded yesterday when a pot OF
boiling water tipped over at her
home, 2745 South Meade street,
Shirley Homes. was recovering to-
day at Arlington Hospital.
The hospital reported that the
girl. who was scalded on the left
arm and side, is in good condition.
She is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Campbell,
Evening star., 1949-09-16
Mothers Token Down
A Peg by SchooImorm

Miss Margery Fry, teacher, had
her say about motherhood to girls
at Gardenhurst School, Burnham-
on-Sea, England. recently
II am an old maid," she said
"and I don't think there Is some
thing so wonderful in just being q
mother. Lots Of people can be just
mothers. There is something in
being a good mother and some
thing to be proud of in being q
good mother and not just q pro-
ducer of babies"
Evening star., 1949-09-16

bought drink at the club a week
ago. police said. The raid was
touched of this morning when a
policewoman, who was enjoying
the club facilities. purchased
drink, they added.
, 1949-04-02
Governor Approves
Bill Accepting
Airfield from U. S.

Governor HASTE has given
his approval to the bill passed
by the Municipal Council of
st. Croix formally accepting
the airfield turned over to the
Municipality as surplus pro-
perty and changing the name
to Alexander Hamilton Field.
Plans are now being made
for some Improvements to be
made at the field before the
end of this fiscal year includ-
ing the paving of a strip for
use by the planes engaged in
passenger service, with money
appropriated by the local
Council recently. Other i'm
provements will be made
when money is appropriated
by Congress.
, 1949-04-02
Survey Shows Oysters
Con be Grown in VI.


Following a recent survey
of the waters surrounding the
Virgin Islands Paul Thompson
and Walter Chapman advised
Governor HASTE that their
findings are sufficiently favor
able to justify an experiment.
al project Of oyster growing
in the Virgin Islands.
Details will be forthcoming
after their formal report and
recommendations have been
submitted.
, 1949-04-02
FishY As II Sounds.
This Fish Story
Is Really All Truth

While bathing on the beach
of Hotel-on-the- Cay on Thurs
day morning last, Arthur g.
Castor, Alabama business
man, was right on the spot
when a tropical fish known as
Cavally leaped out of the wat
er while apparently attacking
a school of small fish. 1t land
ed SO close to shore and in such
shallow water it was practical
" helpless. Quickly Mr.. Gas
ton with a couple of swift
kicks got it ON land g. grabbed
it. The big fellow was hand
ed over to Paul Gillies, owner
manager of the Hotel and the
guests, including Mr.. and Mrs.
Castor, enjoyed the catch for
supper.
Sounds fishy but, believe it
or not, its true.
, 1949-04-02
us. Denies Soviet
Charge. Thut Poet
Is aggressive"

The United States Govern
ment has emphatically reject
ed the Soviet Governments
charge that the North Allan
tic pact is aggressive. The al
legation was made in a Memo
randum to seven powers.
This attack on the pact, a
Government spokesman said,
is a last-minute propaganda
effort. No nation need fear the
Atlantic Pact unless it has ag-
gressive designs and translates
them into action. He pointed
out that all nations can easily
keep the Pact's machinery
from being called into action.
Instruments of defense can be
employed only if one Of the
member nations is attacked. It
was also pointed out that all
such nations should refrain
from aggression. This rule is
applicable to signatories of the
pact, as well as all other ma
tions.
, 1949-04-02
Soil Conservation
Officiuls 10 Arrive
Here April 9

Kent Leavitt, President Of
the National Association. of
Soil Conservation Supervisors
will visit st. Croix for the first
time on Saturday, April 9. He
will be accompanied by sever
al officials including j. w.
Sargent, Assistant Regional
Conservation, from South Caro-
lima, U. S, Allison, Director of
the Caribbean Area, B. S.
Wilder, District conservators.
Mrs. Leavitt and Mrs. Allis
son will accompany their hus-
hands on the trip. The party
will be met by Fritz Lawaetz,
Chairman of the Board of Su-
pervisors of the ST. Croix Dis
trict, Juan v. Villafane, Con-
servationist and Alfred Owes
on, his assistant.
In another issue an article
entitled District Profile writ
ten by Robert B. Thornton, on
Mr.. Leavitt will be published.
, 1949-04-02
Tax Exemption Bills
Returned 10 Councils

Bills recently passed by the
two Municipal Councils which
provide for tax exemptions
and subsidies for new bust
nesses, have been returned by
Governor HASTE with recon-
mendations for certain amend
ments and then re-enactment.
The Governor feels that the
basic bills are very desirable
and very important and that
every attempt should be made
to get them in good form be-
fore they become law.
, 1949-04-02
Diplomats Guther For
Formal Signing of
Atluntic Pact

Diplomats of twelve coun-
tries have gathered in Wash
ington to make final arrange
ments for the signing Of the
North Atlantic Pact on April
4. Although Secretary of State
Dean Acheson had been hold
ing informal discussions for
the past few days it is the first
time that all were able to at
tend a meeting.
Earlier British Foreign Sc
cretary Ernest Bevin told
newsmen that the signing Of
the Pact will be one Of the
most momentous and import
ant occasions in world his
tory. He emphasized that fun
damental principles of the
pact is that the signatory pow
ers would never indulge in ag-
erosion; Mr.. Bevin expressed
the belief that a similar organ
ization after the first World
War would have prevented a
, 1949-04-02
Salary Bill for Council
Gets Exec. Approval

The salary bill passed re-
Gently by the St. Croix Coun-
Gil has been approved by Gov
ernor HASTE, also the compan-
ion measure to appropriate the
money.
Each Councilman will now
get a fixed salary of $3.50
per annum and $40. per day,
extra when they are in St.
Thomas on business of the
council or Legislative Assemb-
ly, effective April |, 1949.
, 1949-04-02
S~teinbergs from N. Y.
To Spend q Week
In ST. Croix

William Steinberg, Certified
Accountant of New York City
and Mrs. S~teinberg, are due to
arrive here tomorrow morning
to spend a week of their va
cation. They will return to st.
Thomas en- route to Haiti, Ja-
maica and. other Islands in the
Caribbean, before returning to
New York City.
Mr.. Steinberg is the senior
member of the accounting
firm of Steinberg & Lauretz,
a member of the New York
Bar, and for many years a lee
turer on Accounting Practices
at the College of the City Of
New York. Mrs. Steinberg is
a sister of Attorney Louis
Hoffman, of the ST. Thomas
law firm Of Dudley & Hoff-
man.
The couple will be guests at
Hotel-on-the-C Cay.
, 1949-04-02
Richards Now Ticket
Agent for Govt. Boot

]. Alwyn Richards has been
designated agent for the sale
Of tickets for trips Of the Gov
ernment-owned motor boat
st. John" between St. Thomas
and st. John.
MIR. Richards replaces the
Virgin Islands Travel Service
which formerly handled them.
Evening star., 1949-01-05
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

GEORGETOWN apt. with
lge.. liv. rm., . bedrms., u baths,
dining .rm. kitchen and open porch
overlooking garden; tastefully fur,
ANTIQUES: $3.50 per month. WALKER
4, DUNLoP. oJN INC, 1900 18th ST.
a33 S ST. NE, Apt. No. 81 room.
kitchen. private bath and refriger-
FEDERAL 'e!'s!f coNTRAcTING FIN e Co. !iIi; ai5
New York ave. NV, MA. 7416. -6
HYATTSVILLE. MD.-Two-room and
bath apt, SS5 per mo. includ util.
HY. O516; after q PM, WO. 1854
FTRN. APT; no children. Call Du
TWO-ROOM APT; hot water all
time; | block from Union Station;
,sss s9sv cGhnnB1.T t5apSIj TR; Rn s@S4 s
keeping room Tor sentieman only;
sink, gas stove: ETC.. share elec
rrefgr.; SO weekly; refs. nee. co,
1893 NEWTON ST. NV. rms,
kit, $50; rm.. kit, S45. No
2, RMS. KIT. dinette, bath, pvt.
home. NV. area, suit 90 girls;
buslines l blk. away. RA. 5sSs.
11O6 18th ST. N.W.-Entire bSmt.,
front and back ent.; suitable for
sia LoN&FELLoW ST. N.wwBsmt.
apt, furn., bedrm.. bathroom, kit,
dining fm.. heat. gas and electric,
Frigidaire: Conv. transportation;
ring bottom doorbell. Adults only.
e-BEDRM. FURN. APT, mr.. Pa. and
MINI. ave s.e.-suitable for 3 or
employed girls. THE GABLES
CO. AT 0566 or AT. $3.50, 24c3
Minnesota ave. Sc. 70
1889 18th ST. N.W.-Lse. rm. and
kit; couple; sos.
Evening star., 1949-01-05
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

FOX TERRIERS. also cocker spaniels,
pure bred, male and female, all
colors: fine New Year presents;
healthy and love children. HU.
BIDE-A-WEE KENNELS-Dogs and
cats boarded week ends or longer;
heated kennels outside runs: crat-
ing, and shipping. Dogs called for.
bsthed bat mn ana T!!II returned S3. 42l5 Conn.
CoCKERS-We operate a hobby ken
mel well known for breeding healthy
show type, friendly puppies. WI
POLICE DOGS. most beautiful pups
IN WaShington. wonderful blood
Lines lines AXIS i&c; y Gil sacrifice for s,5 9:
GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies out of
Champion Rhapsody of Grettamarc,
CD; ASGARD KENNELS, FA. 5660
SHELTIES tminiature collieS. Axe
reg. pups and grown stock. Matron
TO Yhelp soon. All reasonably priced.
Phone Vienna 2S4W. or Box 3ll-M,
MUST SELL male cocker spaniel pup
py; lar below original price EN-.
FRENCH PooDLE PUPPIES. stand
ard black, sire from famous line.
Dame imported Intelligent, beau
tiful, easily trained. $40 and SO.
ASK for MRS. BRANTLEY, PL. Sail.
DOGS. mixed breeds. police, terrier,
schnauzer. hound, cocker. spitz, set
ter, shepherd. Cats, housebroken.
To people in country or who have
fenced yards. IA. 4434 after + pm.
or Sat and Sun
WIRE HAIRED PUP, 8 weeks old,
Axe registered. AK. s677. -6
RABBITS FOR SALE. Suitable for
meat. 137 Fairmont st. NV, CO.
4!9g
LOVELY PUPPIES and fine dogs for
adoption: MONT. CO. ANIMAL
SHELTER, 81. 5lS3. Open "a.
Evenings, ST. EIOg.
Evening star., 1949-01-05
ROOMS FURhIsHEp-Nothwe,.

1881 LAMONT ST. NV, Mt. Pleas
ant, attractive large room. End floor;
coLoREDMeso4 14th ST. NV. Apt.
5-Apply between and q pm IS
COLORED-l8O. 9th ST. N.W.-l
room for couple or single person,
quiet home. Call DE. 3o3s, or ap-
ply in person. $
COLoRED-e5as 18th ST. NV
Nicely furnished dbl room for re-
fined employed persons. HU. 1862
COLORED-s M ST. N.w.-Neatly
furn., suitable for / or . employed
persons. ReaS. rent. IS
COLORED - NEATLY FURN. single
rm. Gentleman preferred. NO. 1893
COLORED-RoOM for middle-aged
woman. nicely furn. and very COM
Portable. CO. 1854.
COLORED-NEATLY furn. rm. for
empl. refined lady Or man. Near
transportation. AD. 1872 e
COLORED-FURN. ROOM for couple
or men or 2. women. Home
Pr1vileges pr sses GIL Kenyon st. NV,
CoLoRED-LARGE RM. with twin
beds L hall rm. for refined girls;
cooking and ldry. privils. AID. 31S3
Evening star., 1949-01-05
ROOMS, APTs. TO SHARE

JEWISH WOMAN wishes to share her
attrac. mod Broom apt. (n.wD
with Jewish girl or woman; l bed
rm.. kit. privils.: near all transp.
Call . am. to noon, ) to IL p m.
TIA $3.50 or GE. $50. -
WANTED BY GENTLEMAN-Sett
cple to share furn. apt. $40 mo.
Call WA. 1927 after 8 pm. Sunday
or y M. weekdays.
ONE GIRL to share apt. with 2 other
girls ne. section. Ii 60ol after
YoING LADY to share s-room apart
ment with another lady. RA. 15OS
after $50 pm. s.
ONE OR TWO GIRLS to share apt
with one other girl. Call HU. s653
GIRL, aO-30. to share studio apt.
With another girl conven. transp.
YoTNG LADY to share furn. e-bed-
rm. apt. with 3 other girls. 40
Emerson ST. NV, RA 1909. =
GIRL. 20-30, to share with two other
girls; rent. S:l a month. Call DE.
6s14 after $50 pm. 1913 Irving
NICE DOUBLE ROOM, kitchen priv
ileges; ; min. to Pentagon; working
couple preferred, 4ol S. Veitch ST.
Two Girls to share lse. e-rm. apt.
with > other girls in NV. sec; age
2o-a5, Call AID. s4e4. Ext. 500