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Evening star., 1949-04-20
6. w. Players to Open
Musicol Tomorrow

An original comedy with muse
entitled Somerxsalt n the Sea,
vii be presented for a three day
run BY the George Washington
University PLAYERS. beginning q:
$50 pm. tomorrow In the L4Snes
Auditorium. Twenty-frsi and II
streets NV.
The play is based OF at actual
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based on q monist view mot
pluralistic).
-. That Marxisn-Leninisn
was based on historical material
ism mot idealiSnl an important
element Of which Is cialectics
mot eclecticsl. thus avoiding
metaphysics and the mystical.
IS. That innate In dialectical
materialiSm is the element OF
struggle and conflict and con-
tradictions. represented in human
conflict as force and violence in its
higher intensity"
Mr.. Hall paused. Il don't know
Evening star., 1949-04-20

Naturalization Service in the cases
of Peter Harisiades and Peter
Warhol.
Listen TO this" said Douglas
Hall. Minneapolis attorney repre-
senting Warhol. He read three
paragraphs In an appendix to the
findings In both cases. The pas
sages purported TO explain the
conclusion that the Communist
Party advocates overthrow of the
Government by force or violence
He read:
y. That Marxism-Leninism was
Evening star., 1949-04-20

what hall those words mean" be
protested.
Thomas J. F1nUcane. chairman
Of the board. remarked that the
findings were issued Is months
ago and that they we're written
in the English language Mr.
Finucane denied the request
Carol King. New York lawyer.
argued against the Constitution
ality of applying the 1910 amend
ment 20 the deportation law. The
board reserved decision on the
appeals.
Evening star., 1949-04-20
immigration Ruling Language
Leaves Lawyers Crying for Help

Philosephic terms bruited about
by the Government have them
groggy, lawyers for two men or
dered deported as former Com
munists, protested yesterday be-
Evening star., 1949-04-20

fore the Board of immigration
Appeals.
They asked for additional time
so they could employ corps of
professors to explain to them the
findings of A. c. Devaney. chief
examiner of the immigration and
Evening star., 1949-04-20

The triple action floor re-
newer removes old wax. var
nish. shellac; cleans and
bieaehes~-ali in one easy op-
Grafton. ! pound makes one
gallon.
Milford chronicle., 1949-09-09

Nettie Williams, this town, and a
grandson. Internent was made in
Mt. Olive Cemetery. hetre.
Mrs. Irving Selby is spending
some time in Audubon, N. j., with
her son, Lewis Selby and Mrs. Sell
by.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Messick of
Jacksonville, Florida, were recent
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Hearn, here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wilmer of
Charlotte, N. c., spent part of last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Lockerman.
Wesley Johnson is visiting his
brother, Robert, in Austin, Texas,
where Robert is student at the
University of Texas. Wesley will
return in time to enter Salisbury
Teachers College.
Mrs. Fred Holloway of Wind
sor, Ontario, Canada, formerly of
this town, is staying with her mo-
ther-in-law, Mrs. u. M. Holloway,
who is quite i'll in the Spring Hill
Road Nursing Home.
Milford chronicle., 1949-09-09

Mrs Ella carmine from Japan
where Lii tenant Cam has
been stationed for the past two and
half years. Mrs. Cam and chill
dren joined him about a year and
half ago. Lieutenant Cam was
connected with the occupational
forces of the Army in Japan. Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Cam currently
plan to spend six weeks with Mrs.
Cams parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
ion l.. Hastings, here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Taylor are
receiving congratulations upon the
arrival of a son, born in the Pen
insula General Hospital on We'd
nesday of last week.
Mrs. Larry Wagner of Pitts
burgh, Pa, spent the past week
here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. B. Sherwood
Mrs. Paul K. Ellis spent few
days of this week with her mother
Mrs. Lizzie Bradley of Sharptown
Md.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Leon A. Bailey oi
this town, are announcing the en-
gagement of their daughter, Nancy
Jane, to Harry w. Ferguson, sor
Milford chronicle., 1949-09-09

of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ferguson
of Wilmington. Miss Bailey is a
graduate of the Delmar, Delaware,
High School and Goldey College.
She is employed at the dupont Ex-
perimental Station in Wilmington.
Mr.. Ferguson is a graduate of P.
S. DUPONT High School and Goldey
College. He served 2 years in the
Navy and is associated with Worth
Steel Company at Claymont.
Ernest f. Williams, 81, passed
away Friday night in Peninsula
General Hospital, Salisbury, fol-
lowing a short illness. Mr.. Will
liams was a postal railway en-
ployee. Funeral services were held
in Mt Olive Methodist Church,
where he was an active member
and treasurer for rs years, at two
O'Clock Monday, the Rev. Frank M
Volk officiating.
Survivors include his wife. Lii
lian; two sons, Melvin of Miami
Florida, and Francis of Towson
Md; a brother, William ]. Will
Hams, BALTIMORE; his mother, Mrs
Milford chronicle., 1949-09-09

Nfe hersehel Bennett a. m, Sun day
school. v. H.Carey, superintendent.
All are cordially iavited to attend
these services.
The w. SC. S. met in the Social
Hall of the church on Tuesday eve
ming with Mrs. Riley w. Bennett as
hostess. Mrs. Thomas Logan led
the devotions with Mrs. Walter Da-
Wis presiding. Home made cake and
ice cream were enjoyed for re-
freshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Walls and
children, Connie and Jackie, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Walls parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C. Bennett and
daughter ann.
Weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Riley w. Bennett recently were
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Shedivy, Sr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Shedivy, Jr.,
and daughters, Joan and Carol OF
Rivers Edge, N. j., and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Henry Bennett OF
Lynwood, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Roe Deaver
OF Drexel Hill, Pa, spent the holi-
days with Mrs. beavers father
George Clendaniel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard Argo and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Argo visited
Ocean City, Md, on Sunday.
Little Miss Mary Elizabeth Shep.
ard celebrated her sixth birthday
anniversary on Monday. She was
an overnight guest of her aunt ant
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar David
son. On Sunday she spent the day
at Rehobcth Beach with her mo-
Milford chronicle., 1949-09-09

ther, Mrs. Mabel Shepard, Miss
Pearl Shepard and Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Ingram.
Mrs. Jennie Hart of Lewes and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Manlove of Phil
aGelphia we're recent guests of Mrs.
Susie Green at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Norman Workman
in Prime Hook Neck
Mr.. and Mrs. John Alexander and
little daughter, Dora Jean, have re-
turned home after spending their
vacation with Mrs. Alexander
parents, Itr. and Mrs. Burlingame
in Christianburg, Va. Mrs. Name
Hunt visiting with the Alexanders
of Compton, California, accompan-
! ied them on the trip.
Sunday dinner guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Carlton Clifton were Mr.
and Mrs. Horace Hudson of Rox.
ana, Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Hudson
and children of Selbyville and Her.
man Hudson, Jr., of Illinois.
Rev. and Mrs. Douglas Milbur,
of Newport, and Mary Jane
Willms of Dover, spent Monday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pretty
man.
Mr.. and Mrs c. Ernest Reed o.
! Brookline, Pa, we're weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Paynter Col
Inns at Argos Corner
Mrs. Edna ingram and children
Winona and John Ingram were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs
James West in Milton on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood Ingram ant
j daughter Shirley Ann, spent Sun
day afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs
Sam Cubbage at Wildwood.
Milford chronicle., 1949-09-09

Mrs. Charles Hergot and son Ted
OF Baltimore, are visiting Mrs. Her
got's parents, DR.. and Mrs. IT. b.
Freeney.
The Advisory Board to the Fed
Grated Junior Music Clubs of Del
mar were entertained by the club
counselors, Mrs. Nella Moore, Mrs.
Marion Lowe Hearn and Mrs. Flor
ence Hastings at the home of Mrs.
Moore, S04 Grove street, Monday
evening. Plans for the Musical
Youngster Club, the jolly Musici-
ans Club and the Teenage Music
Club for the 1949-50 seasons were
discussed in detail.
The purpose of these Clubs is to
aid in cultivation of the 3 C's Char
acter, Culture and Z Citizenship,
y !. -
Milford chronicle., 1949-09-09

which leading educators concede to
be of equal importance with the 3
RS. Those board members pres
ent were Mrs. Victor Carmine, Mrs.
Harper Locates, Mrs. Leon Short
and Mrs. John Tomlinson.
Milford chronicle., 1949-09-09

II Columbus had sailed to the
new world in the sprin~ instead Of
the fall. it is likely that he would
have landed in the United States
because he was following birds In
flight
Milford chronicle., 1949-09-09
DELMAR

First Lieuten-
"a n t a n d Mrs.
Richard T. Cam
and C hill d r e n,
lC h r i S t i n e
Iand John David,
,have returned to
1.-THE United States
Milford chronicle., 1949-09-09
Goethe's Poetry

Goethe's poetry is among the
worlds most cherished, for its
beauty, its simplicity, and its pro-
fundity of thought and feeling. No
other poetry has inspired so many
outstanding musical compositions
Milford chronicle., 1949-09-09
MANY NEVER
SUSPECT CAUSE
OF BACkACHES
This Old Treatment Often
Brings Happy Relief

When disorder of kidney function permits
poisonous matter to remain in your blood,
1T may cause nagging backache, rheumatic
pdins, leg pains, loss of pep and energy, get
ting'up nights, swelling, puffiness under the
eyes, headaches and dizziness. Frequent or
scanty passages with smarting and burning
sometimes shows there is something wrong
with your kidneys or bladder.
Don't wait Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills, stimulant diuretic, used successfully
by millions for over SO years. Doan's give
happy relief and will help the Is miles of
kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste from
your blood. Get Doan's Pills.
Milford chronicle., 1949-09-09
SLAUGHTER NECK

Ch u re h SER
vic e S for Sun
day. September
IL, Rev. William
ILL.,, Revelle, Sr.
pastor: Ii a. m,
Worship service
Ian d sermon. 10
Evening star., 1949-08-14
polj,rRY AND EGGS

LAKENyELpERs. Hawbeggs, -, sutteE- By e.
c. Polish. vikings, Javas. Sussex.
AndaISssisns SS4 e9T4s Golam5s s9ps rehay pFe,
LAYING AItiSs50hi HENs Ss u25,, fine, young
CARA o@arsss. Mr.. RANDALL Brandy
NJ vil.' 4: RED Md ruLLErs os,; 1s wks.
PUILETs. 5la mos; 81 each. Ask
osI SsGsFf'9S5z p9zES tSF HRSs. IHSss SIC 81 each c.
HiEst, EaiIhill Farms, 4 mi; west sso1 OF I
NEW F1 IiaMsps HAMPSHIRE REDS, IL laying
hens, So ca Phone SH.. 1925.
FOR SALE-12 white Leghorn pullets,
nj, ! mqnths. pTs 10. y o-l39si iehr,st,s range
FyGxn; WSnh Lsshsm; lsSina sS Md Va & f545. 8 nAA
PULLETS, reg. stock, and 4 mos.
THREE x /! CoMPLETE ca apf Ell cHfCkEN brood
ers and finishers. like new; cost eyer eve
LANES sGS e. FEES Se STORE ied sis 81 Ks
-conkey's Y-o feeds; baby chiess'
coWAS CHICKS. Ma.-U. s. app. PuI
Clean. Bred by us for mere pront'
Hatch Tues: CoWAN FARMS Bowie
90 o. N. II. RED PULLETs. 12 weeks
old. si.55 each. o. G. MAXWELL
, La9naa; To 400 NV NV HAMPSHIRE REDS,
blue ribbon pullets, S wks old, S1.g5
each. AS many as desired. DOG
WOOD HILLS POULTRY RANCH,
call FIJI Sat. or Mon. Sun, after
7p.m.. Fairfax 50S-W. Ia
n, II, RED PULLETS, l. vks.; $3.50
each: also live or dressed chickens.
Ashton 1854. Id
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HOTEL, lao

Newly furnished rooms with runnins
24-hour phone and elevator service.
$1,000 to $3.50 weekly. l44o
Rhode Island ave. NV. -15
CoLoRED-s11s 18th ST; Nv
Clean. neatly furn: rm: for empl.
sn,f; sfans a1 H9Sk!4ns 4sos. Drivilesss; -iS f9pv
CoIOREDN7i5 KENYON ST. NV.
Comfortable front room, furnished
for quiet refined man. RA. 1885,
CoLoRED-NICELY furn. rm., next
bath, or middle room. twin beds,
single persons. NE. o27I IL
l for couple, one for sgl: man. next
to bath. NO. se43 after $50 Wkdys.
coLoRED - WORKING MAN to
share lRe. front rm. with another
M man; twin beds o,TA;c2 "a; S4s1 81 yls y
Lge. furn. front and back rm. for
enlpl couple: cooking privi!s. TC.
coLoRED-71s QUINCY ST. NV
cofhoEnDNEArIg 81 En 1sHn II iana iuTn. rooms in
refined home; suitable for l or 2
conosIp eTe,sysS PESOS ssSs rsth sa ss73 81 NV,
IOOut' VA.
privils. S25 each. MI. 8642. 10
COLORED-NEATLY FURN. rm. for
couple; home privils.; NV; Sc ga.
per wk.; refs. HO. O29S. Ia
COLORED-NICE LARGE RIM. for
single senslsman; furnished. CAN
CoLoREDwslNGLE ROOM, Govern
ment girl; next to bath. MI: 3645.
COLORED - ATTRACTIVE ROOM,
nicely furnished, unit block Bryant
st. NV. Rsirigerator, laundry share
kitchen Married couple only; refs,
req. Ii. 3-7795 after = pm. 49,
single for employed gentlemen, !
share with twin beds for student
or 2 employed gentlemen. Located
between N. Capitol and 1st NV
coIoRED-124s GIRARD ST. NV
Large room for employed couple OF
2 girls; home pvles. Ho. 7152.
COLORED-1234 IRVING ST. NV
Double room with hot and cold
CoLoRED-sNGLE ROOM for re-
nnsd hn, ,egE employed person. no cooking
CoIoRED-FURN. ROOM for cou.
pie or . men; home privileses; Sd
ueek esrh PA S44S
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BOATS

ONE OF THE FINEST small cruising
aux. cutters on the Chesapeake Bay;
26,xS'1O"x3'6"; Tiffany designed
and SS %. in e.d.9 1887 ranfnN 1tuTa
mahogany trim; recently. refinished;
new Universal Flex four-engine:
sleeps two; ample storage space and
large cockpit; price. 1880. A. W.
BROWN. Severna Park, Md. Tel.
JoHssos ofTsfas pfr5 Is Si1' S.p. very excellent.
cond Will demonstrate. S126 or best
1871. st|sT sakNsaxrE MTi aeS$i BAY sneaksox, tb
EsyD11s9 Sos9N s9,s0n sail; s.;,in, sxis cSnd md
e5-FooT CROSBY AUX. sLooP. keel
8: ensHI SIP sYsfe: 81, CAPITAL YACHT cIvs'
e5-FooT CUsTOM-BUILT CABIN
CRUISER; must sell, bargain. AL.
F11ssagiNa F1sHINa PARTIES - Day. night;
Eastern Bay. sharps Island. oooses,
E%ruoNy FSE sssefyasiens, y1No w. Ell ess11aa CAPT
MERCURY OUTBOARD motors. 3ll
sizes in stock at present for immsd.
PLoWER Pitsy1 MAR1NE e SERVICE, nc.
1900 Maine ave. s.w., ST. 1890.
JOHNSON 22-h.p. outboard motor,
excel: cenas: rec. entirely overhauied'
4eIi1seoff ali 0Ff0i AUXILIARY sLoor; new
Annapolis 5Sse.
EVINRUDE ana Elto outboard motors;
Thompson boats. new and used; serv.
The 1850 OWENS FLEET IS M
The 1850 33-ft. 2-cabin flagship is
as bic as most 36-footers and it's as
beautiful as sunrise at Sea. Like
its sister, the 1880 Aft. 4-cabin
model. its hull Is years ahead IN Dry
art spacious and beautiful. Your
inspection of the best designed and
best built seaeoing cruiser is sug-
gested. OWENS YACHT CO.. BALTIC.
NEW AND AMI USED BOATS for sale. boat
ss!ss;, SsEsSis: ss:a, slss E1&sE 4s
ssss sss.i bG%s gasd i7f g. 15s!ssr gsss 2 ssrth'
WANTED1outboard motor. resard-
ao-TT. DAY tcsRRUisER. lap, .trake.
sea sea- skiti desisn: beautiful lines: lines:
80So cpCC0s WShdSlAul oSe SOut,
Gray inboard power: completely
equipped. compass, spotlight. many
extras: 5000 or best offer. COLuM-
B1A YACHT CLUB Sunday, or MI.
MERCURY oUTBoARD MOTORS,
siaI, salss and 1iock ssryss; ls4e yg TcSsl' o On
INC. Sl17 Ga. ave. Silver sprinG.
ss-FT. WHEELER CRUISER. sleeps 8,
Packard engine, RID. aux power.
cabin heater, all mahogany cabins
with built-in dressers and lockers,
dinghy and many other extras.
Priced far below market at $3.ae0.
A REAL BUY-rull equipment: 18-
it. runabout, 33-h.p. Evinrude mo-
tor: 1925. OR: .4406
OUTBoARD RUNABOUT, IA it.. de
luxe; all accessories. Weekdays, MA.
1850 Ext. 235. FAULCONER.
OUTBOARD MOTOR, 16-h.p. Nep-
tune. 1st-class cond.; must be sold,
owner deceased. WO. 1859.
EvINRUDE SPORTSMAN outboard
motor. 2-h.p., practically new. AID.
RaLEiGH AUX. sLooP. in beauti-
full cond.; fully equipped for cruts-
ing; only $3.50. ME. $3.50.
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AVIATION

SPECIAL-Cross-cou rental rates,
8 am. to 12 noon. $40; l pm. to
sunset, SIS; plus gas and oil used
For free Information brochure, write
ERGO FIELD. P. o, Box 20, River.
dale; Nd; Phone Union 144l. IA n:
week % only. Club forming on Piper
J-3 and Taylorcraft. In excel. cond.
Very a niea reason.ble aH .nes,h caiI RosEMHRY
LANE at OIL. 1884 OF ST. 5000: Ext.
r2afIikcHnp pT-es, Just relicensed.
sonsbiy priced. Must sell. See At
FOR QUICK saLESFairchild "a;
good condition; best offer over $500.
F3fh1NG AL iG HEALTH necessit.tes sell
ing airplane: Culver v, cruises 12o.
Low operating cost. Good cond.
RPFAIR3BLi PF RAE fftef euB. 3D. BIS. worth at
least, this much for parts. Also
CLUB FORMING on an all-metsl
BT-13, licensed day and night and
nssrueton .Sa fht ons
e s1ant srt ti'BfH4 B1Rss '' ol sssss ssas ra1
LfnnssCSoMBE, fnsSo all metal, e5-h.p., good
condition. $3.50. DR.. EGGERT.
Phone Culpeper. Va, s116;
ERCOUPE, In absolutely perfect con.
s'i0P d Ss.t less ssl an FOO Foo hs.ss s.ss se
John Z. Dorr. Nd. Airport, Pomon-
or cali owner, c. Z. sAGER, Groom,
Md, phone Marlboro 1858. Ia
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pAs euRk.-Mp. & VA.

CHEVY cHAsE.Lse: Tm;' pvt. bath bath
optional; gentleman; S45. WI. $3.50.
BErHEspA-cool rm. and screened
porch. unlimited phone, radio ane al,e
laund. privileses;, ladies only; SD
1911 n. 18th ST. Arlingtou-Larse.
cool room. single or double; u block
COOL 9S5 SINGLE ROOM, for lady only,
in attractive home; share bath with
i, CON- transp.; laundry prIHii 1H
4ssis SIS slIS siIvER HILL RD., suitland,
Md-Nicely furn. ssle, rm,, Kit.
cPNTER PfiYi If ffi5sS oss sfGn e.
flrst-foor rm;. adj. bath, with sia 81
twin beds; chests and closet; SO
rFosr rs cfj boUBIE IAs5i ROOM, next to
sirport' , call IL. ss1s. -I6
6623 LEE HIGHWAY, Arl.. Va-Sln-
SILVER RIk; Rus sfRERSGNi fisR FA "hl; double and
single rm,. with o. without use OF
~; g;,,,a and dIning g;9s IA Vev conv' l0e';
ARdLIINssGroN-Attract. rm. with run.
ming water: a BLOCK to bus; l or 2
sffVHR RflTHRs' sFRfNG ri GO 0Attract. sgle. rm.
next bath: unlim, phone; > closets;
LEE BLVD. HEIGHTS-Double room
in private home. on busline, &c
min. to pentagon or District. FA
ARLINGToN--Lovely twin-bed rm
with oble. closets and pvt bath
nicely furn. dseiraole loc., pvt. homo
suitable for l or 2 gentlemen; i'm
med. occupancy; 5 min. Pentagon.
Z min. to National Airport and
pVf Wfsh H6mf. R E. sentlemsn on asss twin 1a bed.
l;,, rm;, nexs to eosn shower-bath. Phone
oINEY, PiiEE'i Mn MD.&T~in o;FSi rooms, 15a lovely
country estate. $50 per person;
breakfast FKoM 4 sssiFfd Hor AfG1 sHopPE Sst ee
hvy.-sirGle, attractive, cool room,
SINGLE Roo1i, refined young man;
ng .se. 70 9u for Vsty sdS sus s. NE oS
BETHESDA = Master bedroom, pvt.
path; eool, spscio1us, lovely PVT;
ARLINGTON, zoos n; Stafford St
s1nyle nns Im' senteman sh e in ad9. ~ hons
Attractive FIR i.enn All. rm.., with kitchen
and liv. rm facils., for 2 men or
couple Call GL. 1878. is
CORNER ROOM. ground floor, pvt.
entrance. next to bath, double bed,
phone and laundry p-ivils. SH. 1858.
ARL., OF Lee blvd,-Semipvt. bath
in. in pvt; - home; ,rl large s15o double room
Lovely cool BEDRooM. 1st f,oof,
semipvt. bath; husline a: corner,
near shopping center; prefer quiet
MIDWAY between Takoma Park and
Queens Chapel, conv. to Md. Univ.
ATTENTIoN, BUs1NEssMEN-Lovely
single rm. in private home: near
busline; spacious lawn. JU. 7-s9ll
400 DALTON RD., Chevy Chase
Employed lady: kit, laundry and
phone privil.; $40 wk. OIL. sO17.
SILVER sPRING-Rm. for rent; 1st
fioor, nicely furn.: conven. transp.
ARLINGTON-Larse room; twin beds;
also l single room; within 5 min:
men only. OK. 1929. IA
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ROOMS ukEuRNlsHEp

2 RMS. UNFURN., with bath; adults
only. NO. n969. 45 Girard st. ne.
and wife: use Of kit. Call bet; 4
and 8 pm. 2313 N st. Apt. l.. 15s
COLORED-LARGE FRONT ROOM
for empl. couple: privileges conv. bus
transp AT. S643. 1l43 Oates ST..
COLoRED-I44I U ST. N.W.-Lse.
unfurn. rm.; plenty OF hot water;
So per mo. See MR.. LEE, 1st f.,
CoLoRED-o UNFURNISHED RMS.
Back room. S37 mo-; front room
S42 mo-; all privs. 1925 Kenyon St.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

1880 CONNECTICUT AVE. NV
Double room: also share with younl
man available. Bus and carltne a.
door; good home cooking; clean
BEVERLY dS1fib ESN Hall. c corner Mass. ave
newly decorated rooms with pvt
bath. Each for 8 girls; other vacan'
cies for girls. Distinctive home, dis.
tinctive neishborhood. MRS. CLARK
1858 IS Pask Pssi; RID. N.w.-oood transp
cooked meals. Call DE, 9749. IA
ASIA 9th ST. NV, eentile-One lge
rm. joining dble. sleeping porch
cool; 2 young men. GE. 1880; -ls
v.s.nsy Vac youss 1ese nin home s1es ap @s
1S74 MASS. AVE NV. downtown
large attractive double and tripl,
rooms, good food; reas. rates: ~ls
Single and double: table board, maid
VIII sfTY GIYE 9nlnIias Ra phsms board A ana faa home
privileges to man only for part-timt
care nearby Virginia property. 20,
laRGf a1Sif' csohoN1AL s5fs1L ESTATE, eaterln.
5S1@s: Ss1a su 7751 g47,! Blair rd' nv" -s9 81
NORTH ARLINGTON Nicely fur,
nished room, quiet private home, fol
elderly lady; excellent food. 30,
,sas as-xi issh ss'Fi ST. N.w.-Nicely fur
young men; shower baths. runnine
water: telephones in rooms excel
ESQ $50 MASS. AVE N.w.-Enjoy this
consenial: quiet home environment
room and board. $50 mo. ..l5
WESLEY g1ems in 4smodsed e1uH
large % Closets: dances and free
movies, recreation room: S4s to
washer. washer ii2e list st. NV. NO
ROOM. so twin beds; board; =; 2 giF!s; ills
Columbia I'd. NV. Ant 3O9. IA
GIRLS-Only one vacancy, available
Aug. 18th. zoos Mass. ave. NV
wENDELI ,ER;-cool pleasant room.
to share; excellent meal; ,arnh and tfansp;, ms;j
s:aviss; sasiits1' sS0 pei sno mo sa7 Ss
,a%I mSpt 18Th 81 81 81. NWmfdeal residence
for business people, airy rms, PVT.
bath, excel. food and service;
FOR SETTLED business couple in
private home. large front room, twin
beds; all conv.; bus at door. VI.
e0S2 q ST. N.w.-vacancy for young
men. Desirable location. Very good
food. In walking distance Of dogn-
CONE sSMR' WHERE Hiss; A REFINED. elderly
woman will be very welcome In
quiet home where you will be loved
and respected; S1O0 mo. ia. 1854:
1925 18th ST. N.W.-Lge., clean, 2nd
II. dbl, S47.50 each; other dbl:
1896 10Th ST. NW.-Lge., clean, End
A. dbl, S47.50 each; other dbl,
also sgl.. S45 up. Excel. meals. Ia
THE CLUB SHANNON, 2S17 Conn.
ave. n.w.-Attractiv furn. rooms to
share for men or women: rates un.
Usually reas.; switchboard and maid
service; excel. selective menu; bus
service at door. AID. $3.50. -15
GREER GUEST HOME. 1914 Lamont
ST. NV. For better rooms ana
board or meals, in cool, clean Mt;
Pleasant; telephone and daily maid
service. Reasonable rates, If
1 9Th ST., l4O9-Single. double; excel.
meals; television. MI. gao. 10.
Evening star., 1949-08-14
ROOMS WANTED

Ph.D., bachelor, REQUIRES one.room
Write BOX 263-Y, Star. Ia
GENTLEMAN desires private room.
bath, meals; convenient loc. BOX
WiTH SMALL PROTESTANT family,
by middle-ased employed widow;
nonsmoker, nondrinker; no other
roomers. Northwest. Box 14l.Y'
cow. OFFICIAL. quiet, refined, de-
sires large furnished room in pri-
vate home as sole guest. Must be
within walking :. distance White
House. Box 300-Y. Star.
MAN, nonsmoker. perm. sgle. nm;
pvt. bath and Ice: closet; 2na n
Prot. home; close in or best transp.;
NV. only. Give address, price, de-
scription. Box 279-Y, Star.
GAYTONIA. 1913 18th .w;-clean
comfortable; elec. fans; walking dist
Daily, 81 80 up: weekly rates. 2O'
COLORED-FURN. ROOM for an
empl. mother and 2-yr.-old child
and landlady to give day care oi
child. DE. 22S0.