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were Miss Marie Griffth, 10. of
540l Nevada avenue NV; Leroy
Watkins. %, of $40 Thirty-drst
street NV. owner Of the boat:
and Jim Cluck. 81. Of 1929 Twenty
first street NV.
AS cruiser and towed runabout
headed UP Georgetown Channel,
the two policemen were directed
TO a capstzed sailing canoe be-
tween Highway and Memorial
Bridges. Pulled out Of the river
were Jay z. Coulter. 26. Of 1929
Twenty first street NV, and his
dog Buddy.
Meanwhile. the first two res
cued parties were left at the West
Potomac Park seawail while Pyts
King and Halstead went after
another stranded canoe near the
Highway Bridge.
Three youths were hauled aboard
the cruiser. along with their
canoe. They were Bill Poulos, 10,
and his brother. George. Is. of
1929 Fourth street NV. and Tom
Regain. IA. of 4534 Forty third
place NV.
Boiling Boats Help.
Personnel from Boiling Air
Force Base ranged a two mile
area in two power boats during
the storm and brought In II
people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace D. Bar
low Of 1928 Ager road, Green
Meadows, were towed in aboard
their motor boat that had been
disabled by a broken rudder.
H. P. Freeman. whose Washing
ton address was not obtained, was
holding on to his overturned sloop
when the Boiling boat picked him
up.
Five sailors from the Anacostia
Naval Station were helped from
a sloop being pounded by the
wind. Boiling base officials said
the names were c. r. Heard, ]. w.
Harrington, J. A. Leaonis, B. r.
Smiley and Paul Dunicki.
Four members Of "a family
named Battle" were towed in.
Edward Rencher OF Mclean
Gardens and William B. Loehen-
stein. whose Washington address
was not obtained, were rescued
as they chung to an overturned
sailboat. Boiling reported.
Charles Hall, 81, an employee of
Lehman's Trucking Co.. 1928 New
York avenue NE, locked at
Alexandria last night nearly
frozen" after spending more than
five hours rescuing q man, woman
and child from an overturned
sailboat near Fort Foote. Va. Mr..
Hall. who had started out fishing
In his 22-foot skiff. said he had
made two or three" such rescues
in the past. but this was about
the biggest"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-08
Fisherman Costs Fly
For Trout, Catches Owl

SYDNEY. Australia.-Trout fish,
erman Rupert Hodge made an
unusual catch at Woori Yallock,
Victoria, recently.
He made q cast with q dry fiy
late in the evening and q big
brown owl swooped down and took
the fly In mid-air.
The bird was brought down
heavily In the stream and tangled
Hodges line badly. He got Ii To
The bank sitter a. struggle and
released H from the hook
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-08
Three County Commissions
To Be Named In ARLINGTON

The Arlington County Board
today is scheduled to make ap-
pointments to three county COM
missions.
The Board agreed at its last
meeting to appoint a five-member
hospital commission as recon-
mended by the Arlington Cham
Der Of Commerce and a number
of civic groups.
The Board also will consider
appointment of members to the
county Public Utilities Commission.
Board Member F. Freeland Chew
had announced his intention to
ask the Board to reduce the num-
Der Of members of this commits
sion from seven to five.
Five members of the Board of
Zoning Appeals also are to be
named.
Appropriation of funds to join
with other Northern Virginia
communities in a sewage disposal
survey also Is to be considered
today. The City of Alexandria
already has appropriated its share
of the cost Of a survey to be
conducted under the direction of
the Northern Virginia Regional
Planning Commission. Fairfax
county and the City Of Falls
Church have been asked to Join
In the project.
Stocks of goods are piling up
in France, as people await further
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-08

same time IN
sure everyone
concerned 4
chance 70 ties
tify.
NJ c q n while
Chairman Muir
ray Of House
Ciytl Service
C m N ittee.
which has not
yet scheduled
pay hearings.
released q let
ter last night
from the Budg-
ct Bureau The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-08

the witnesses all e~ James q
YAdea q ilee All. American Fra
sratBa1 o. Government FRI p.ryrs
Thomas Q Walters q. Tire AL
Gsoi e. ElEaent III pacycs CSsasasa!.
iather {. SIxSA3a 81 lie National
FEDERATION O. teSsrTR. ksTsEsagsvrss
and Roy E36eaa O. thu Go I19.1.sSs
Public Acfkegs- 'f-tsr Go Ctoterr.
nent workers l'sasaa wl.i 80 GaAYr
3 representative test4tyang
a week from tanoFrow the
committee has sst2e34ase<3 ssssa-
aaony ey peyss,F4tt. ostsraA-s !rusn
the VARIOUS Government depart
men;s and agencies Tsaesl ii Ia
rank and fs,e employees wsaa v Odd
like 10 testify all also gel =
chance, Employees v no would Ike
10 appear should contact TIE
committee by telephone
II IS expected that !; vii take
at least several days 10 hear from
this last group O. witnesses and
Tie subcommittee plans definite
y 10 wind up The hrAr.nss by
May 20.
BLoCkED-Ihe SineIe obsee~
ton OF Senator Williams. Rrpue~
lican. Of Delaware, was enough TO
block passage on the Senate con.
sent calendar the other day ot the
bill that would have given retired
Federal annuiiantS the yight 10
designate their wives as bene Efci-
aries upon their death. without
having 10 foreeo the $500 annuity
increase voted them last year.
The present Law gives these re-
tired aunultants q choice Of ae-
cepting the $500 or accepting the
annuity SurviyorShlp features The
bill sponsored by Chairman john
sson OF the Senate Civil Service
Committee would have given them
both features. But a single oh-
lection is enough 10 block q bill
on the Senate consent calendar
and Senator Williams objected be-
cause OF cost factors
This means that the measure
will have TO be taken up In the
Senates regular order OF business
which may mean that II won't
come up again this year II also
foreShadows the blocking OF a
similar bill that would enable
present Federal employees upon re-
tirement to retain survlvorship
annuity benefits without having TO
take a l0T cut In their annuity.
For If Senator Williams was OPP
posed TO the other bill. RS GER
tain that he will block the meas
ure pertaining 10 present EN-
ployes.
The Senate did pass the bill
permitting former Federal en-
ployes with less than 20 years Of
service to withdraw their retire
ment contributions II they elected
to do so.
ass
BE sure 10 listen In today at
MS am. for Joseph Yoang's
Federal Spotlight broadcast
orer WMAL. The Star radio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-08

PHILADELPHIA. MAY 7 IF
Hailstones. an inch Thick, fell in
Northeast Philacelphia to-day TIE
freak storm lasted only fse min
utes. Ten planes on the ground
at Northeast Airport were dam
aged when the hailstnnes ripr !
through winea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-08
The Federal Spotlight
Senators Seek to End Hearings
On Pay Increases in 7 Weeks

C1YG subcommittee FraerA rxs
aton last ws4 conclude
hearings which begn Tomorrow. s~4!sy pa&&+a@f,
eelse,ed
next two weeks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-08

They said the committee Is fully
cosnaEans nlAt time is IN postAn
and everything wtal be done to
speed the hearings. and al The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-08

Cuba IL trying 10 restrict bnF-
ina OF United States and Canaal a
textiles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-08

High And Lev fer YESTERDAY.
hish. e1 ~ $50 pm.
Low. o. at 6 80 am.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Hishest, OIL, on May Z.
Lowest. Fl. On January 80.
Tide Tabfes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-08
Weather Report

Dlstrict OF Columbia-Some
cloudiness, but mostly sunny and
cooler. Highest about 70. To-
morrow, fair, with little change
in temperature.
River Report
(Prom United States Fnsineer.h
Potomac River clear At Harpers psrrv
and Great Falls: Shenandoah clear al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-08

BE sure TO listen In today at
MS am. for Joseph Yoang's
Federal Spotlight broadcast
opcr WMAL. The Star radio
station
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-08

Stocks of goods are piling up
In France, as people await further
price cuts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-08
Weather

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-08
2 G. u. Conoeists Are Rescued
From Rocks in Potomac RAPIDS

Continued From First Page. }
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-08

This edition contains This
Week Magazine OF 90 pages. a
I4-page comic section and rs
pages OF rotoorapare.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-08

Classified Advertising.
Classified Advertising. Pages Ellie
Civic News. Page Els
Evening star., 1949-10-22
ROOMS FURNlsHEo-s.E.-s.w

1880 QUE ST. s.E.-Master bedrm..
twin beds, pvt. bath. :. extra lse.
closets; lse rear porch; beaut. view:
hon aome; . gentIemen or empl, cpie;
l6i. EASY PL. s.E:-rront room
;or Eirl. nsg pvt. home ss yk.
LGE. FRONT RM.. twin beds. tel. and
indr1y, I,sI1, prIy,l'; p s. per Wk. ca. or s.
NICELY FURN. light Housekeeping
IN; eqny. transp.' very reasonable
1ela G sT. 81 s.ExNteeyy furn front {ront
SINGLE rm.. SO wk TR. 1895. "a
I'm 18th ST. Sc, Lincoln Park
Girl to share with another; cooking
-p-iyils. AT. 9902. "a
CAPITOL HILL-Larse 'front.' room
p pE'- 11 bath; 1a1 pTlyileses; oil heat; ats SIS
Ink, next to bath. S55 per month.
#.ll Nichols ave. sc. 10. e-le3a,
1als :s 18th b 81 sT. Sc. Anacostia-Newly
painted. we'll furnished room and
g!assed-in porch. next to bath; double
LINcoLN PARK AREA-Large Ink.
rev refgr,. two large closets, AT
1909 MINI. AVE. s.E.-Larse Ink,
r.. to bath; new refgr. AT.
CORAL HILLs-Lge. furn. bed-sitting
rrl. empl ladv pref. Tel and laundry
privils. Nr. bus. HI. 1549. "a
Ink. OR SLEEP: small. new home
privilS-; reas.; no other roomers;
c:ose transp.: good heat. FIR. 57s6.
81O ;S.d ST. Sc nicely furn. sin
gle rooms for gentlemen, $40 each;
incl. linens and maid service. --:3
16 ith ST. Sc. near Capitol-Large
rn. for gentleman only. S32 80 per
month. See after 6 pm. ga
12I CARROLL ST. Sc. mr.. H o.
and Liorsry-Ouisi side rm.. newly
decor. next shower bath. for re-
fined sentlemar. FIR. 5000. "a
e01 18th ST. S.E.-Double rm. for
cnle.: all priyils.; accept ] child.
II :s-r344 -.,o
COLORED-II17 c ST; . rooms for
:, refined men or refined couple in
quiet home. Call in person all day
wi. and Sat afternoons =,
COLORED 1f?2 POTOMAC AVE
S.E.-sEle: rm, for gentlemen; S25
mo IL 4-oQo5 "a
Evening star., 1949-10-22
BEL AIR CLUB. 77I0 blair I'd n

BEL AIR CLUB, .771O Blair I'd. NV.
Choice rms. for family; also dbl
and sngl; sraciously STYLED; best in
,4Ss tG0d' ,a6 81 NV SW,rs. 81 s.7s sobi. s7 ".
cancy fer girl. pvt. bath: single for
man; excellent food, switchboard.
1891 9th ST. NV. mr.. Walter Reed
Hospital; nicely turn. twin bedrm..
1925 18th ST. N.W.-Niceiy furnish
ed rooms for young ladies and young
men; one double, running water.
SS"it,fboard S1iTd showers excellent keel.
MxSsioN HSssHi CLUB is the place for
$50 = mo. 2230 Mass. ave. NV.
WENDELL TERRACE-Plsasant rms.
for young people; excel. meals and
iTsnsD sa Bemons mae ra ssFy1es nx III s4ss no.
5000 9Th ST. N.W:-Nicely furn. sim
gle rm.. also twin-bed rm.; warm,
clean home; nr. Walter Reed; very
good ogsa meals; $50 es. empl. people.
15ii S GSa sth ST. N.w.-Larse ,iv. Mzs rm.,
{ooiina,1nEss, double salssgins asaa porch; eonv'
1856 MASS. AYE. ys.' N.w.-vacanacy;
ysans ysYssnsSis sd. r.9es s9ea food oonv traasD
good food; "a block Conn. ave.
sos i4th ST. N.w.-Nice double
room With breakfast for 2 young
people: friendly Southern home; $40
week each. RA. 1928 -25
1903 N. H. AVE. N.W.-Second d.,
double. twin beds, Ice. closets, 8
windows; newly decor; also vacancy
for young man; 2 GOOD meals;
J77i MASS. AVE. NV. THE Oak
mont"-Nice share vacancy for girl
in lEe. rm. with pvt. bath; $50 mo.
HALF BLK. DUPONT CIR. 1904 10th
st.--Beautiful second-n. semiliv. and
bedrm suit. for . or 3; also dble.
share rm.. for young lady; reas.: good
hnmSscnnked fo0d -Oo
Evening star., 1949-10-22
AMER. UNIV. PARK

AMER. UNIV. PARk
Delightfully."- situated on well-land-
scaped corner lot, near 49th and
Mass. ave, large center-entrance-
planned detached brick. six rms.
reception hall. . baths. foored attic
slate root. screened. insulated. eiec
refgr.. hot-water heat. detached ga
rage. Excellent prewar construction
and up-to-date in every detail. Eve
or Sun, phone Temple 23:33
L. T. GRAVATTE
1hlR K ST NV Realtar- MA n1ha
Evening star., 1949-10-22
HOUSES UhFuRhlsHEp tcont.

MOD. BUNGALOW - Located in
nearby Md rms. and bath. gas
heat. lge. lot, partially furn.; 500
per mo Call RA. al64.
LARGE. NEW COLONIAL, 3 bedrms.,
3 baths, recreation room; quiet Va.
community: 25 minutes from down
town: fenced acre: ideal for en-
immed.; 5000. Call Vienna l9,.W.
BRICK BUNGALOW near tal.iax
Vllage Sc. 5 rooms and bath; ex-
pansion attic. full bsmt., gas heat.
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO., FIR.
BETHESDA = unfurn. det 8 rms.
l2 baths, fireplace In living rm.
excellent cond.; gar; $50 per mo.
Mr.. SHRIVER. WI. $500.
VERY ATTRACTIvE; in excel. cond
3-bedrm. home, | y baths, oil heat
close to school and shopping center
Shown by appt, only. Call FA. s:;43,
ARLINGTON FoREsT-clean s-room
RsEa.sa RsF mo, ow F. soE4 :; MALCOLM, L!s Re''
DOCTORS OFFICE and home, r St.
west OF Conn. ave. NV. Tele. OR
ALEXANDRIA, SUBURBAN - owner
will rent to family with children
only; conveniently located in Jef1er-
son Manor. The home has LIVING
rm.; din. rm.. kit, . bedrms, anc
eofsh Dos ren niae so peF mc For Gn} u
informa ton. call AL. $500, EBNER
R. DUNCAN, CO, Realtors and an
surors. 2Oa Rupley Bldg, 8l5 Kins
st, AleXsndria
Evening star., 1949-10-22

apa partments in apartment building,
S62 so month. 735 N. J. ave. NV
FuRN. I RMS. il''As In All. Call cH.
3475.
Evening star., 1949-10-22
HOUSES UkFURhisHEp

UNFURNTsHED. detached house for
rent. with fenced yard: children in
Vited, large grounds for play; within
easy reach Of excellent schools and
churches; two bedrooms. living room.
Kitchen and o bath dry ,aa. snd warm .,sn
trio refrieerator. electric hot water
heater. gas range and hard coal fur
mace: half-hourly bus service with
30-minute schedule to downtown
Washington: two miles north Of Col
more blvd. Rental s65 per month
plus utilities. Phone TO. 5052 for
MODERN Ms9DEEiRsmea1a s.BArH HOMES miles
from District line; heat and cleo.
furn., $50 mo-; ref and lease re-
ouired RE. O727, 10 to wkways.
NEW BRICK COLONIAL, North Ar
lington--3 bedrooms, ga baths.
rec. room; convenient to schools.
rance acsss ssd Rsstlo. Rsassa ys aysn !os%' SO 81
N, M. =; PH;E9IL, n a66 N. s7th st. Pc
ARI. 5westmont,. eonven. pentaso
ssshGe'; siss df. sfmiasssshsd ssss '-rm' ss 0s!sf
Ss4 mo. GI. 1884. go
2 HOUSES. modern. for rent. REAMY
essE6Ro6M = sSN GH. RSGsi9922:.Iow Ss92: avn. sS :s,,.
attic. full basement, 200-ft. lot;
all-elec. kitchen; S110 per mo. SH
1875. MRS. MORRONE.
BETHESDA-4 lge. bedrms.. Q down.
stairs; 2 baths. mod. .efic. home:
conven. school; $500. OIL. 3012;
SILVER SPRING brick house, 2 yrs.
old: 3 bedrooms. oil heat, S125 mo.
MODERN HOUSE. 8 rms. and bsnt..
ne. section: $115 mo. CaA for In
spection, AK. 3116. "a
Evening star., 1949-10-22
NAYLOR GARDENS

We have Just received several more
sale TO vets. Possession. LIV. RM
'naXlS). FOYER. DIN. RM. MOD
KIT. TILE BATHS, LARGE BED
RMS AMPLE CLOSETS. Rea-
s""able caSh payment and mo. pay
ments from Si2 tall charges in
c'udedl. COMPARE THESE PRICES
TO ANY OTHERS. l-bedrm unit
S1.6SU up; 2-bedrm. unit. rs, 81
UP. EVERY CONVENIENCE AT
HAND. Sales Office. Administration
Blde., cor. NayIor rd. and goth
Sc Open Sat. Sun. Is; Tues.
Thurs. 60
DRURY REALTY CORPORATION
Exclusive AGENTS
RE. ll33. Ewes. GE. 9220 or
Evening star., 1949-10-22
ROOMS, APTs. TO SHARE

fO0NG MAN wishes to share apt.
In apt. bldg. with another student
ences required. HU. 1855. 6 to s
YOUNG MAN to share e-bedroom
NV. apt. of congeniak young bache-
lor; no drink.ns; some cooking.
AID. 1888 week ends and evenings.
18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-Would
like to share my ?-bedrm apt. with
another lady: avail. Nov. i. CO.
Attractive FuRs. APT. Ne.
share with another lady; S35.
Phone Dupont 1857 all day Sat.
N.W.--Two young men to share twn-
bed room of 2-bedroom apartment
with young newspaperman: excel
transp. RA. :l09. GE. 5155. -.s5
ARCHITECT will share with other
man 3O-40, well furn apt. maid
service; firepl; ideal for pleasant
nvins. Conn. ave. mr.; Fla; SO.
coNS. GSss an nSD Sci sRIMoSr or SRio RD "a sir,s
TO share twin bedroom in apt. with
another girl; kitchen privil, s3o.
GIRL. refined. to share apt. with IN
other girl; S45 month. Call GE
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER have sub
n.;tn m;han: 2-bedroom apt, to share
90s ALLISON ST. N.w.-Larse
LADY sS Will Viii fffasn sHARn sttTieRns attr iurn Ell
apt; mr., 18th and Harvard NV
with another, AID. 500. Apt, 3"6.
GEtTLEMAN will share apt, bedrm.
with Twin beds, liv rm.. den and
bath. in Silver Spring. with another
gentleman C25-4O); piano. televi-
sion; refs: rent reas. Call sH $50.
Sat. or Sun. only. -"3
GIRL t. share nicely furn. apt. twin
ned rm-. liv. rm., kit. and bath: good
transp GE. 6311. -"3
TWO GIRLS to share apt. with .
other girls. Call after q pm. 1898
Clifton ST. NV. Apt ]. -23
CHARMING BEDRM.. liv. rm.. kit,
bath apt, with every modern conv.
beautifully decorated: in 18Th CEN
tnry Alexandria: to share with an
other young man; some furn. de-
sirable; excel. transp. TIE. 1904,
MIDDLE-AGED LADY ONLY; to have
own lge. rm.. PVT. bath, in exclusive
another ladv. Wo. 317". 81
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-To Christian
couple; lse. front rm,- in pvt. home;
kit. and laundry privils tBendix);
uulim. phone. Owner away except
week ends Home prlvils. to rieht
party. Refs. req. Box 9th. star
YOUNG LADY to share apt. with 3
others: S21.62 per mo-; vic. Mt
Pleasant DE. 4ls9. "a
LADY WILL SHARE new modern .
bedrm. apt. with empl. couple; CON-
plete Use Use Of faeilities; N. H. ave,
WILL SHARE MY COZY hskpg. unit
with refined middle-ased woman;
S35. 1915 Calvert st. NV, CO.
REFINED LADY to share lovely furn.
apt. in conv. downtown location.
with l other. ME-. 1908. "a
CoLORED-Two ROOMS, Kitchen
ette and share bath; girl to share
with / other. Sat. call 4 to 1880,
all day Sun. HO. 72.t. -23
COLORED-IS CALIFORNIA ST.
N.W.-Apt. 304: girl to share room,
$3.50 per week; privileges: come in
or call all day Sat. and Sun. NO
COLORED-MAN To SHARE large
room; single bed. TR. 6414 -"3
Evening star., 1949-10-22
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

LGE. RM.. in duplex apt; kit; privil.
eRRsionsdi' eRRanTed' FR. Fs 417a! itsSi0"' ''e "a
e"i3 S ST. Ne. off Bladensburg I'd.
Ii. 4-l676 any time after s. A
couple pssterred. Very nice place, =; %. !, i.
only: s6 wk. TR. 44s0. -::a
ea GIRARD Slice front rm.;
empl person or cnle.: quiet nr.
crosstown bus and N. Cap. st. DU.
RRookLAND-ales 10th st. ne.
next to bath. MI a65s -.3
EMPL. ~PLE-Newly decorated rm.,
next, to bath: phone and laund,
p,y!vilss;s use of kit in bsmt If ad des
MICH. MICH pa PARK, 1907 18th st. ne ne
bath; shr,' s35 mo. DU. oa53.
WOODBRIDGE; Ga7o 17th st ne
center, restaurants. DU. soel:
4Ol 18th ST. N.E.-Master bedrm..
next to bath, newly furn.. cross ven
tilation, in attractive home. Ii.
large FRONT ROOM Tor quiet
iris; txin beds. home privileges.
MiiccHrGGAN% y PARK in new home;
nH.I 10 UHtn. Cltdu, SuHHS, gent
pref: $40 mo- Call bet 10 and II.
and II and S MI. 1915 23s
TUE GALENA, 1872 2 ST. ne.-Girl
to share rm. with another; sgl. beds;
lqund., cook privil FIR 91lS.
e9"5 1.th ST. N.E.-Furn. rm. for
gentleman: pvt: home; bus at door:
meals e d sired. AD. 1864. -223
THE MARICK. 1873 B st. n.e.-Nicely
furn double rms, sgle. beds. laund.,
cooking privils. TR. 9l54.
COLORED-TWO ROOMS combined
and one large front room. Phone
CoLoRED-EMpAoYED CPL. ac-
cept child; home privil. Ii.
CoLoRED-sae sth ST. N.E.-Neatly
furnished double room
LARGE FRONT BEDROOM. 64l 9th
So; ne: nicely furnished, near bath.
COW. transp.; cple. pref. Ii. 3-4R17,
"a
CoLoRED-Two FRONT and one
back rooms, for settled people. Ii.
CoLoRED-61s 14th ST. N.E.-Room
for single man. Convenient trans
COLoRED-ONE NEATLY FURN. rm.,
i.h.i. for empl. couple, wath no
children: all privilS. AK, S929. -ss3
COLoRED-1125 MORSE ST. NE
Newly furn.. lge. attr. rm., twin beds.
TR S1f9. -23
Evening star., 1949-10-22
RMS. FURh.-MD 8 VA.

SILVER SPRING, large rm.. semipvt
bath n1, in PVT home for someone With
LARGE RM.. nicely turn.. double ex-
Rosse msas j. ss Gssired sl0SSSi vi 4"si Ess rates
SILVER SPRING, vacancy in dbie.
rom for young man; 5 min. Ga
Alaska terminal. Sligo 4974. .-23
SILVER sPRING-Attractive rm.: pvt
aund privis; 0eas; excel inism bus service heohe'
FALLS CHURCH. eonv. " to Pentaeon.
Arlinston Hall and Fl. Myer--Dol.
rm with pvt. entr-. semipvt. bath.
S45 Also smaller rm., S35 Hot
plate privil. Will rent both rms. and
iaf1i,I path to ssd same tenant; furn.. SI5'
COMFORTABLE ROOM. close to Lee
hwy. and Glebe I'd. $50 mo. GL.
FURNISHED ROOM for two girls In
new private home; Takoma Park
1885, wilson Blvd, ARLINGTON
double bed, 3D.. suitable for etnS one or Two Two:
gentlemen preferred: Is minutes to
downtown Washington. Phone
Ieao N. VERNON ST. ARLINGTON
eony. to buses and restaurants. ow.
ARLINGTON-Doub bedroom. next
to, bath with shower; conv. transp.;
cpl. preferred. OK. 1914. --23
RLfNGTON-Attrac. rm., pleasant
home. for settled empl: lady: de-
siTable location; excel. bus service.
LGEE. COMFORTABLE RIM. in pvt.
home with liv. rm. and laundry
2rivils; blk. to busline. GIL. 1920.
CHERRYDALE. ~ blks. off Lee hwy.
For young lady: brkfst. privil.: 90
minis, dwtn.; avail. Nov /. GIL. os65.
ARLINGTON. 1901 N. Glebe I'd
Large single rm in pvt. home. share
bath. with /; bus at door; S35 mo;
eentleman. OK. 1146
500 LEE BLVD. HTs.-single or
Cpl rm.; on bus line; oanIm 10 min. ride
eo2 Fsrf ST LHwkiEScEE a fkiay EA DR es2s s sDrs
Md.-Nicely furn. front rm.. twin
beds. or single; will rent to friends'
or sinely; reas: close bus service
and churches Sligo O662. -o3
ARLINGTON, VA.-Attrac. rm.. gem
tile girl or employed couple; kit.
laundry, priv; block and half from
pus; is min. into. town. CHI. 6"33
LARGE, comtt. room for girls, pvt.
bath; recently redec.: Lyon Village:
SILVER SPRING, 21I3 Piyers Mill
rd;-Newly furn., rm. in new home
phnns %ith ySpnE GU eGs1 gentle couple; S35 mo.
Nj. Tf0ns RAfNTEa nj ao1f vfclNrrY-N,c, single
f9Gp Np d5se.s ~ girl all priviieses. os Can
CoLoRED@FRoNT ROOM. for .npl
BRENTWOOD, Nd. ph. '1 Wa. Sif4s,. sai4. -ss e