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The Nome nugget., 1949-06-20
NOME AIR SCOUTS
BACK FROM ENCAMPMENT

Nome's Air Scouts, Troop 666,
returned from Fairbanks yester-
day and report a wonderful trip
including so many details that it
is hard to tell what they enjoyed
the most.
Johnny Hubert reports that the
Nome group was the first TO ar
rive a week ago Saturday and by
Monday there were 100 Scouts in
Guiding two groups of Sea Scouts
from Sitka and SkagWay.
The boys spent their mornings
in classes where they heard lee
lures followed by motion pictures
which carried out the subject of
the lectures.
In the afternoons the boys were
taken on trips which included a
tour of the University of Alaska,
Eielson Field at Mile Twenty-S Six,
swimming at Fairbanks as well "a
dinners and banquets, where they
were addressed by Gen. Dale V.
Gaffney and Col. Neil D. Van
Sickle, Eagle Scout.
The last day of the session the
boys were the guests of the Fair
banks Scouts who had a dance in
Fairbanks at which the young
ladies of Fairbanks were guests.
All the boys are looking for
ward to next years encampment.
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-20
Watkins, Chicago
Cubs Player, Will
Play Again

CHICAGO, P)-Eddie Watkins
will play major league baseball
again-but probably not this sea-
son-says one of the physicians
attending the seriously wounded
Philadelphia Phillies' first base
man.
DR.. L. l.. Braun, team physician
for the Chicago Cubs, said il was
still uncertain" whether Watkins,
shot near the heart by All infatu-
ated teen-age girl, will be back in
the Phillies' lineup this season.
But l am quite sure" Dr.
Braun said, she will be back play
ing baseball. Just when il will be
l cannot say"
The condition of the 28-year-
old star first baseman was de-
scribed as good" at the Illinois
Masonic hospital, where he has
been confined since he was shot
early Wednesday. The hospital
said he had taken a turn for the
better but was not quite out of
danger"
Watkins was shot with %
caliber rifle by Miss Ruth Stein
hagen, 19-year-Old typist.
The tall, dark-haired girl was
removed to the Cook County jail
in lieu of $4,000 cash bond after
her arraignment in felony court
on a charge Of assault with intent
to murder. Her hearing was con-
tinued to June 80 by Judge Mat
thew D. Hartigan, who also or
dered she be examined by Will
liam H. Haines of the criminal
court behavior clinic.
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-20
Vets To Get Near
Three Billions In
NSLI Dividends

Continued from Page One
may be available in August in
postoffices, veterans service or
CARNATIONS, and VA offices.
Meantime the adminiStra { o +
asked veterans not to write now
about their dividends because let
ters will only cause the payment
10 be delayed"
The special dividend will not be
paid on policies issued after jan
uary l, l948. But such policies
may participate in some later div
idend, Gray said.
The cutoff date-that is, the
limit of time on which dividend
accumulations will be allowed-iS
the anniversary date of the policy
in 1948.
Government officials expect the
dividends TO be spent promptly
and to provide noticeable "sho
in the arm" for business.
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-20

sent letter requests and were told
to file properly.
The operators who had filed up
to today include:
Mt. Mckinley Anyways, Inc,
Anchorage. Totem Air Service,
Inc, Seattle. Consolidated Air
lines, Inc, Seattle. Golden North
Anyways, Inc. Fairbanks. Aviation
Corporation, Seattle. General Air
ways, Inc, Portland. Pacific Alas
ka Air Express, Inc, Seattle. Air
Transport Associates, Inc, Seattle.
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-20
NATIVES KILLING SEAL
FOR NEW BOUNTY

Several boats of natives have
been out seal hunting, taking adj
vantage of the bounty on seal re-
Gently established by the Terri
tory. Joe Amarok and party are
reported TO have caught about
thirty seal.
Sam Mogg and party Whe just
returned from Diomede, only
brought back a few seal but were
very successful with several large
walrus as well as a baby walrus.
The Mogg boat which has been
out for about two weeks ran into
tough weather between the is
lands.
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-20
INCAA Meet At
Los Angeles
Full OF Thrills

LOS ANGELES, OPT may be
couple of years, but keep an eye
on half-pint Bobby Smith of San
Diego State, who pole vaults.
He didn't net a new NCAA rec
ord last Saturday, as did Yale's
Jim Fuchs. He didn't even tie one,
as did three other performers. But
he kept almost all of a crowd of
1870 in their seats nearby an
hour after the rest of the annual
national collegiate athletic asSo-
citation track and field champion
ships were completed.
They stayed to see him try for
Ia feet, six inches, after clearing
1913 with what seemed a comfor-
table three inches to spare. And
they groaned each time as he
brushed the bar off. But with the
help of Bill Carroll of Oklahoma
and Tom Bennett of Wisconsin,
who also cleared IA feet, he help
ed turn in the big upset of the af-
! ternoOn, grounding uses Jack
Montgomery and Oregon's George
Rasmussen, the co-faVoriteS, along
with score of the nations top
vaulters. Montgomery and Ras-
mussen went out at 1873.
Otherwise the championships
ran much according to form.
Southern California rom
away with its 18th team title, scor-
ing 35 2/5 points to outdistance
two other California schools
UCLA with 81 and Stanford with
80. West Coasters won seven of the
IA events, to boost their chances
against the Big Ten in the duaI
meet at Berkeley Tuesday. That
meet figures to be a lot closer
than Saturdays compar n S
would indicate, but Pacific Coast
conference teams tailed l26 rs
points, to SO for Big Ten entries.
Mel Patton won his fifth NCAA
spring title-COasting the 100 ir
81 but bearing down for 20.4 in
the 220. The former gave Pattor
his third straight NCAA win in the
century, tying Ralph Metcalfe's
! l5-year-Old record; and the sec
ond equalled Metcalfe's NCAA
mark which has been unchalleng-
ed since 1888.
ULCA's Craig Dixon was the
other double winner, capturing
the l20-yard highs in 1879 seconds
and the 220-loWs in 22.7. The for
mer equalled the NCAA standard
set by Ed Digger of Tufts in 1910.
Fuchs Sc feet, l12 inch shot put
was the only new NCAA mark,
lettering by an inch the record of
the late Al Blozis of Georgetown
set in 1910. Nal Whitfield of Ohio
State, who won the 800 meters in
the Olympics, turned the half
mile in | minute, SOB seconds.
John Woodruff of Pittsburgh had
the same time back in 1887.
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-20
Hospital News

New patients in the hospital are
Robert Edwards, Unalakleet, in
for removal Of abcess.
Esther James and baby John
Andrew, born Sunday. It weighed
8 pounds, 4 ounces.
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-20

The first pawnshop was opened
in Paris in 1924 and was closed a
year later because the French
couldn't reconcile themselves to
the lawfulness Of interest.
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-20

Il is believed the planet Jupiter
is covered with a layer of ice
about $1,000 miles thick.
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-20

Legal Blanks at The Nugge: office
The Nome nugget., 1949-06-20

For Good Printing Call Main l25
Evening star., 1949-05-21
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

kakittLTlsn osfHiAl needs g
bedroom ubiarnlshec house A.
lih. 100 OF sest ssts Assafts
: Iuh n,pna sali ,,a> 4 III. 'rr,,',oaos, ,.t
iof adult sssTs leS~s Ey Jpn,
l any sttlion Va Nd - L Gail
On nls+. OR oips aEiiy and Asin
dRs. y 20 pm 2T
tNttRNtsHID Abfdfosa haaSf 81
npsrtmsat. In desirable rssids ? q
section % e. az sue"re' VI Il. .t's
~ YoU Arr CONsiDrRIs0 tbs
frntRi of rpaf pfopstts In htsfbs
virstsis, call CT Srits - inf fsi.
information 90 ost rental msnsss
ansat ssfyirs AEFAX REALTY ~
Les hss, Pals Church, "a iaso
WHITE TAMgif nerds Imusd safm
houss in desirable asetiDh u 6
tsas rent Refs. AT. sibi- IN eos
NAVY ConpR.. vif. son, sis ard
ist snfuTr 4 a-ssara hr1ss ct apt
oil stoo > 70 ~, san. Mas 20
rrmM.S,sr xrArr ssrr .shet.i
wants heus fer fsmil tsa'ldtsa
sl2a 70 sisa M Ha$s 77
"e assfe ana afsir.sssSsi 3 ] - prsetss.
DFsftHshit usag TIE Capitol pss9
GeefTs @sshhnston uniystsltF 81
III Georgetown Bes 49, ga
II
G0sT FNG, wife ne athsfs &C.
tis# : beaFm sTleE Hn{aFH hoahs
win safRf% pref nearby Va CT
nv EaMK sI6u Boz tls-L star
go
rsTuRs on Z stDaN hoass
Within "a asi3sF Bs}isvlis No
permanent GsHst ssaaheft vi sosa
lsFI'EstsHEB siE- fs0n hs,4ss Bs
theR5s pI SILVER ARElDs sh Sss'
wys
LAWYER. wifs. . sTesa shtid,sn.
saat : 81 4 hsdFa9sb k04ss, @st fks=
ssst- tE Cathedral Jaiy - FbeRs
tJY .atwA So
rOaOkE n~--ss0y'T EMyI0fg sknts
ansMrn hsuas " sEi ns. af ss
or sgigufbsH sfrs Msst a. ffs
Stenrss l-1GIsw a-tSs1l go
Evening star., 1949-05-21
BOATS Cont. J

ALUMINIUM BoATs-"Festhercraft." /"
the fastest. Ishtest, most durable
In cartops; "Fisherman" and de luxe
runabosts; see them before you buy
is ssu1sNENI "a issoe CO. 300 Marine j. svs
NoRwEaIAS Eei ts'Ot designed 1s-n. Dsy
Sailor. Spring overhaul completed
Excel cond. Owner transferring
$3.50 or best offer. Located Buzzard
Point EX 700. Ext. 655. -22
ALUMINIUM BOATS. - #. long: 3
teE left at the sale price Of SIPS
MARfNs sfGHss SERVICE. nc. 100
oHGTiBsoasb HT1iso I'M NO MoroR 81 ssiar RsrArR-B.s,
echanics and most eomplete shop
issoARD S 2Sp oUrBoARp Boats
All sizes on display al wash s
largest indoor boat display room
NAYFLOWER MARINE SERVICE
NC 1900 Maine ave. s,v., 81.
MEEcURY oUTBoARp motors. all
sizes in stock at present for immed
sfowER ef1Ss MaRirf i fnq sEFsfcE, IESffe IA1 fAe.
1900 Maine ave. sv. ST 1890.
Trunk CABIN CRUISER. 40 IT ions
Gray motor, Galley, head. fresh
operation. completeIy reconditioned
and painted inside and out zithip
last, mos Can be seen at Mary
lsnd Yacht Club, BroeninR, Park,
Bslnthlmnore. Md. Ask Tor Meiigin,
Evening star., 1949-05-21
ApTs eues,spEp Cas-,

srRI1TI sus. tn--esh AgF - r1sr'
7sop5s -T cEz Sfaat co-r3 .@r5
APT sxrlas3Ts sAeE re liz -
lvia pee 1an ks bal sae ssah
FTRS APT. fos rent esn s- se.n
seto's II AZ Ii"s S2eeas 81
ga Isth ST Sc oprn ! assn
employed roupls 1t 2-aS&s 81
IsS; TsIRsoST ST Sw-g .asE,
tront rooms tof } Aeaits n bath
: sth sisr slais teE hS Sc
BE- ln-l s-s eAt}y -
5I3 g. CaFIToL ST. lGrEr lax
room :or WORKING esaeis; eons 'r.eal
saz MARYLAND avg, NJ tatAn
rns yeung meTrsse waEksnE roua3s
10 chtsdrs- No rbGns calls. ---.a
FURNISHED 81 . oserm aps cos-
l.Es Pa!x, aasainaas Z o: Nc tam
COMPLETELY FURNISHED. i-b%a-
room sp; cenzrrst Hs1shtt 8.
convenient Rollins Fs,la 500 me
references, write Box loa-ls saI
as.I eth ST. Sw.-s rms nsc.i,
turn IN nyt home sultsSGe = couples
sVkm, NopIRs sACHELoR ArT,,
eomplstsiy farn tenant seins 70
Europe reasnnshis rent, Cali wo
on7l before = pm sc
DUPONT CIRCLE. sIla Rs ns
lEF. studio and kit. no psE. bs}hi,
or , adults S-a SO mo. --rn
sII L ST. NV room and kl'cn-
sn. Frlgidsire. auas1 nome Cal be
fore pm. Prefer married couple
ne animals OF drinking. SIS Nk
s.asrtErne uax.t 80, ,..E
v-Avsilahls for immediate OF
cupsnry several aDts- conslstInE ot
iiy nm heogm- kit. and bath. - as
per mo !neladinr hotel SeTElCr.
maid service and utilities, s-bedrm
spts. $50 per mo Gail Du 1000
sURLET svslISels nos until Sep; "a
.Delishtiai' ,ss'sta!ly t9In- sn-
cheney ApE-. nv, refs RA, s5ot
3-RooM AND KITCHEN d.,. house.
furnished eool and sonv locatlon.
SUMNER sUBLEAsE-a rooms with
KIT. and bath. downtown apt nlds
quiet adults: nc, pets. DI. $500
el0o 18th sT.-2 hedrmE.. :: baths
kit. fun hotel service 1850 per mo,
on years lease CHARLES L
HUTCHINSON, gen mgr CO eco
18th ST. HOTEL ..ee-suitts. de..
bedrm.. bath and nv rm fuii hoJel
CHARLES HUTCHINSON sen mgr,
HOTEL .ioe-2 eedTms bath foyer
sitting rm inCloSed porch, d!neltr
anu kit fun hotel service, sI25 per
mo on years leEse CHARLES /.
HUTCHINSON, gen. msr.. CO. ;:D".
LARGE APT, with cross ventilation
consisting of . oedrms and ; baths
liying nm, dining rm kitchen ana
inclosed porch; $40 per month Also
smaller apt. consisting of / beoTm
and bath, kitchen anc dtnette and
LARGE living rm.. at 500 month at
the exclusive BROADMOOR. al 1901
Conn. ave. Apply TO manager %O
BACHELOR APT. rm. and bath
Apply Shepherd Park Restaurant
s;s. Nfw Wv IA HAMrsHIRE AVE. Nv
rooms. kitchen. bath. sl@5. incl.
:, usi,s. sM I siSls pR RA, eoss @ .,,,n;.2I 81
GaokGETowS. IlGI Is ases N .,-B.drm..
Nv. rm.. 1repl., kit. bath, porch.
$50; VI, lease. no. 3l6s. --25
BED-LIvING ROOM. kit. bath. pvt
entr.. util. rxehansed for care child :
carline. on Macarthur blvd. NV, No
drink. Box 6a-L, Star. 2"'
1859 IRVING ST. N.W.-Bedrm. and
kit. share bath; employed girls only
$50 per mo. MI S35u "a
COLORED-sei 18th ST. SE.-Un-
furnished apt. rm. and kit, eonv.
co; tssnsp. for men or eoupl. -ee
oaaoS gentlemen: cath st. n, At.
Evening star., 1949-05-21
Colo.rp-tseI tx,h az ~
MOVING. PACKING 8 STORAGE

'NDisiDtAL CoMPAKIak>Is. isv
~ 81 monthlS i0esl ana Va m.t.
'ng II 5iss sun ana eve, Ik
'aaa SAFETY sfN1 4 Tar 60
MARINE VETERANS MOVING 90. .-.
s4-hr service, furniture. truak. sna
MOVING NJ yEr -Exp.r h.gp ever,
piece wfapped insured reak CaG
Auy time. MR. COOK OIL afE-
tDEIMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
VIII accept suFpias furniture ss part
payment on soaf meflHg stuTa3s
teas, IA. sa37. ewes. oE i+io
MOVING ACROSS TIE srkrii e,
.ero.s he eeunsr, safe siol aTt 10
Phone 10 oIot uSioH sToasai
CO NC est iaaa
GREENWOOD TkANSfFk. TR asa
dft Us move yea No JOB too small
FoR LIGHT aAI1ISo cali the
NJ. 4 n MOVING co. heSAshele
and seneTal hsul-rs no tsh too
iarse or too small prompt srrH!yF
open - hours, FIR 7Sup %3'
CLARk's EMPRESS moving and
Rulins nothing too biz ne'hIn1
eo small LII, S-e"+@. ntsht or eas
ClARKs EXPRESS ~- Movins and
hauling nothing too hig nothins
too small Lu. 0s+., nishl OF dsS
Wanted Loads or Part Loads
To and from Pluseufsh. Cleveland
cahi,. Tenn Georgia, Fia. y. Y.
Conn and Mas
Northern Van Lines, Inc
Evening star., 1949-05-21
ROOMS, APTs. TO SHARE

JEWISH GIRL. who appreciates a
lovely det. home, unlim. phone ,
baths. Ma 1441; ewes, EN-. 6A2.
$500 CONN. AVE. Apt. 10! ladies
10 lady shaFe wo s6a'less 4ss aefons sFm apt wiz
GIRL to share modern apt. in Ar
iington. OW. 1857. -23
YOUNG BACHELOR to share with
another, age g7-35, wen-furnisEed
sir-conditioned efficiency apt; conv.
LOCATED; $40 Refs. EXCHANGED; Box
HAYWOOD GARDENs-Modern efici-
eellent sransp,: ss5, UN. 2sa3, DI.
OR 2 GIRLS, >" 20 30. TO share
more information call DE. s6s5.
BARNEY CIRCLE. 1928 H st. Sc,
fine transp.-Nice man would like
young man to share master bed
6D.n, Gm Sssqs be- nor,h turn ER nsss saao to ssth
YoUNG MAN wASTED to share ..
bedrm. apt with ; others, Dupont
Circle area; cow. transp- Hu,
wIDow desires to share bunsalow
h"me. $40 wk. VI. $3.50 -s2
Mclean. vA.-Young lady to snare
house with another single young
LADY; nicely furnished; most sttrae-
tive end desirable; separate en-
trance. separate living room. Sepa-
rate bedrm.; use of bath: break asi
privileges: mu+f have own car: -
month; available now. OF. s5S6.
PERMANENT f,,ssi GOVT. LADY has fur
nished apartment in HAYWOOD Gar
dens to share with lady, over 30.
GLOVER PARK Professional lady
viii share attractively furnished apt.
siIs sish q ! esassnial ssss lady; reasonable ss
GENTLEMAN issi LEN NV win share small farn,
apt. with another gentleman, about
80; Georgetown. DE. 4443.
GENTLEMAN, bachelor. quiet, re-
served, age 81, will share 5-rm. apt;
conv. sc. location. with congenial
gentleman; must see to appreciate.
AA AREFISeD ie GIRLS to shar. beautiful
6-rm. apt: S45 per mo. each. Phone
TWo GIRLS TO SHARE e-bedrm
ant. in apt, BLDG; good NV. section
with / girl; $50 mo. ca. inelndes
rent. food and maid service. Cal
,aIs 18th ST. N.w.-youns man to
| share newly furn. S-rm. ant. with
2 Young Jewish men: pvt. entrance.
! maid, downtown loe. Call after
| nm, HU, 1874. -s3
| JEWISH GIRL To share ons-eedToon
twin bedsl apt. with another glrl;
kit. pririls. Good transp. Between
other phone GE o333. "a
Evening star., 1949-05-21
ROOMS UkFURkiSHEp

LARGE, AIRY ROOM. with pvt. bath,
over smart gift shop, on l4th st
Snltable for ] or 2: $50 per month.
TU 4744 or TU. 3379 --,2
CAPITOL HILL unfurnished rms ,
Ink; Frisidaire; utilities furnished
AT. O32a -22
SINGLE ROOM. kit. private. 4541
sEpR6oM PHI s., n.si s,n ST liviNG Ek ROOM nm
stairs in new brick home. Prefer
working couple. TO. 6O3s. %
Evening star., 1949-05-21
ROOMS WITH BOARD

ira MASS. AVE. NV. The Oak
mont" DOWNTOWN; very attr. lge.
VACANCY for Working mother and
room and l to share;
daily maid, switchboard. social ac-
tivitieS; 2 meals daily including
Sundays md holidays. SLAUGH-
TER IERS; -s27 18th st. NV (betsyeen
NEAR WALTER REED. 1891 i9th st.
n.w.--Nicely furn. double bedrm.,
delicious meals. GE. 4124. -23
MANSION CLUB, 2230 Mass.-Fine
house. fine neighborhood. good food,
WANTED BY ELDERLY COUPLE, two
board in private family; 500 a
month. Box, 1891, Star.
GIRLS. working mother or couple;
will care for baby. day or night;
Lovely PoME for elderly lady; pvt.
room, running water, tray service;
500 up per mo-; near Capitol,
quiet. Ii. 3-1764. -26
1928 10th ST. SW.-Fine rooms for
young ladies and young men, single,
elevator. switchboard; excellent
,sS sGar0 oGLFrHoRpE sr. NV
meals daily including Sun, in gen.
tile home with adults; home privils
on express bus; men only; Sl4 vk.
esss ss 10Th ST. N.w.-spacious double
or single room: excellent meals;
Sunday breakfast; parking. AD
1850 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Exeeilent
location. near all transportation;
e6s0 18th ST. N.W,-sinsles and
rooms to share for young men and
young women in semidet. home
Good fooo. Sunday breakfast. conv,
tranSp, reasonable rates. switch.
board. HO. 800. IA
TODAY WE OPEN new house. with
"3 available spaces, for both young
food and service is the best in the
city. Call us at DE. a79S, or visit
DISSIN'S. 2nlH Mass. ave NV
WESLEY HALL-,Spacious double
rooms in remodeled, redecorated
large closets: dances and free
movies, recreat tion room; $4S "a
washer. 1926 21st st. NV. NO
CLUB MASON. 1726 New Hamp. ave
n.w.-Lovely double room for ladies,
men or couples; live At Wash.'s fines.
guesthouse. famous for its food and
service. Phone in each room. NO.
6710. ~
t40f 18th NV. Triple rm, pvt.
hath; lge. dbl. small single: excel.
food and service. Switchboard.
al
FOR RENT-Pvt. rm.. with board;
nondrinking gentleman; nr. transp
ROOM AND BOARD for . employed
middle aged ladies; cow, TO I4th
and 18th SITS. transp. 1882 Park
rd. NV. upstairs. 81
FOR SUMNER MONTHS-Cool,a quiet,
healthful loc.; select clientele.
MARTHA WASHINGTON SEMI
Evening star., 1949-05-21
ROOMS EuRhisHEo-Ae+heasi

BROOKLAND, 1888 Newton st. ne
Large single. front rm.: double rm;
blk. streetcar and bus. nr. Monastery
and Catholic Univ. DE. 44an. -,
sIa FOR NICE SINGLE front rm. at
20 3rd ST. ne. INQUIRE md a., or
phone MI. 1923 or RA. fo49 daily
1915 EAST CAPITOL ST. N.E---Lxe,
room. furn., for . or 3 persons; will
take couple with child. TR. FARO.
Evening star., 1949-05-21
ROOMS FUek.-k.e. fcons. J

The GALENA. I3a D ST, s.E--SHl
iath % ST. -. SS"ReSon ON for = = vtstisnan st.
7, RFiT.;. 1.s,y.s s0ns .n oa1 s.a e. door q. E:aa
6ss aaisS Il and Z ne n
THE AARICk. i8s p ST. Ne
Nicely iurn. 6bls and sEle rns..
,suno and cook. pT!F TR al54
Is RHODE ISLAND AVE. S.E.-Dog-
bic rooms, twin beds convenient
transportation: employed men pre-
lerrsc. HO- 1890 2.!'
BRookLASD--;: single front rooms
atiractivsiy ftrn-. employed ,AofeS
50 VIZ. ca Call DU. 6l5s So
COLORED-I6g2 KRAMER ST. Ne
> nicely furnished tgls rms pref
ersoly men some privileges LU
COL0RED-sie .tth ST. Ne
Room for clean epie kit. laund
privils IS wk. each. TR 1895.
COL0RED-fi35 MORSE ST. Ne
Furnished rooT for employed person
convenient 20 ear and gus TR
CoLoRED-Lsrs. iron, room for
couple, AZ 2Llviis. will accept I
BRIGHT rooms for
zen. zen. for 6r, snpIes@d gdeS people all Dr!Ti-
FuRS. RMS. fror.,
and rear, for Govt; employee re-
hned ladies'. AT 1865 -22
Evening star., 1949-05-21
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dlH}EE fm bedrms halG sHe
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ARLINGTON cot MY. VA tss
house e0HsistlnE 81 : apt 9 kitrh
tas baths tbuslHsAs aBiys Rect
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Evening star., 1949-05-21
ROOMS WANTED

MAN desires room with private Jew
ish family; reasonable. Box 107-L.
Star. go
FURNISHED ROOM. close-in NV;
use kitchen for breakfast. Phone
CO. 4772.
EMPLOYED Protestant woman de-
sires very quiet, large single room.
not next bath. Box 1877 Star.
YOUNG GOVERNMENT ENGINEER
desires single room with private
bath in s.W. or Sc, preferably In
general area OF CONGRESS Heights or
AnacoStia. Box l04-L, Star 22'
Evening star., 1949-05-21
HOUSfS TO SHARE

VIII. sHsHt NY INV AIN CbND
home with Fuapl couple Stii cai.4tas
care % chin : Yfs cid REit
TN .tHE9 ."
Will. suARI lDStIS. ast Cstheiit
hdmr and EAEdNn al home priv ),
lsgss Stth : {puHg people NJ "a
press bnsrs IA qA4h sH
TOIOREB fOtNG COUFtH Il
share entire houss. untEfnlahsd bee
room and dinstis pas Akth 81 9
after Pm sttk all day Sal enc
san @ls
Evening star., 1949-05-21
RMS. FURk.-Mp. 8 Va.

ARLINGTON-Loyely dble- rm-, pvt.
bath, deck porch; unlim phone;
block from bus; $50 mo. CHI
Two LARGE FURN. RMS. kit. and
bedrm. for couple, no drinking. refs.
on busline. Call HI. 5ss1. --92
SGLE. RIM n suburbs, blocks from
shopping center viii consider
ARL.--Lovely Ist-noor front bedrm
double bed. pvt. bath. pvt. phone
gentlemen only. bA 4s:3a. ~
LARGE, CLEAN, cool room in new
apt, for ref, Std. woman, refs
exch.: new HollyN ood bed. lac closet,
teleph.; no other roomers. AP. l9+5
ARLINGTON - 1st-n. bedrm.. next
TO bath; comfortable: for gentleman;
resid. sect; good BUS serV. GL. 123l
ARL. Attrae dbl rm.. semipvt
bath; conv. Navy. Annex, Pentagon,
Arl. Hall; privileges. GIL. 2422
ARLINGTON-LEe dble rm for cpIe.
or gentleman: running water in I'm (;
raT,s eSny, transP TasR GIL loII. -22
single and double; comfortable home
ARLINGToN. VA. " a Gentleman 8 to
LARGE. COMFoRTABLE ROOM in
private home with living room and
, laundry PRIVILEGES; block to bus
line; gentleman preferred. GL.
Evening star., 1949-05-21
ROOMS rURNtsHeo-s.E-s,w

1904 POTOMAC AVE. s.E.-single
rH,. nr. bath quiet home refined
gentleman. s. per week. Ii 3-i067
1874 18th ST. S.E.-Two single rooms
for couple or two boys Ii 3-sa4a, /,
or Sat. tD soGs ~
31f A ST. s.E.-Eice double sleeping
room. AT SgI3
$40 nth sT.-Front obie. rm.. com
ortsbly furr-: for > refined persons
pvt. entrance LU 3-d"la. 80
COL0RED-faI 18th ST. s.E.-Txr
rms. newly furn., for rehned gen
tlemen Only -S.,