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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-12-31

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-12-31

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-12-31

(S6luB folgt)
Evening star., 1949-06-12
ArmyOffioers
Are Married

OF particular interest In Army
circles is the marriage yesterday
of Maj. Mary Catherine Kin, A.
N. c.. Of Takoma Park. Nd.
daughter Of MIR. and Mrs. Emmet
Kin of Forest. Ohio, to Capt.
Emerson P. Willis, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Norman Willis of Pauls-
boro, N. j.
The ceremony took place at 2
o'clock in the Memorial Chapel.
Army Medical Center. 1t. Col.
John j. Mullaney, chaplain. on
ciating.
After a months wedding trip.
the couple will be at home at the
York Apartments.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-03-09
THE gheOCrat
OBITUARY

Joseph Peter Taylor was
born in New York City on
March 3, 1884, and departed
this life at his home at 1905
Enoch Avenue on February 10,
1949, at the age of Ga years,
II months and 16 days.
MIR. Taylor first enlisted in
the navy in June 1900. During
World War 1, he was an in
structor in the navy radio
school at Harvard University.
Later he served at the Brook
lyn Navy Yard and at Great
Lakes. He was radio installa-
ton and inspection officer for
ships on the East Coast during
World War II. A heart ailment
caused him to retire in Octo-
? Der, 1914.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-03-09

Mr.. Taylor was a member
of the u. S. Naval E -Appren-
tice association of New York,
and a member of the Zion
Benton American Legion Post.
Surviving to mourn his loss
is his wife, Clara. He was
preceded in death by two bro
theirs, a sister, and a step-son,
Harold A. Snyder.
Funeral services were held
from the Zion Methodist
Church on Tuesday afternoon,
February 20, 1919 at 3 100 PM.
with Rev. Carl G.. Netting Of
ficiating. Burial was made in
Greenridge Cemetery, Keno
sha.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-03-09
LAKE COUNTY COUNCIL
PTA FOUNDERS DAY
DINNER


Lake County Parent Teach
er's council held it's first
Founders Day Dinner at the
Christ Episcopal Parish house,
Waukegan, Feb. 23rd, 1949,
w. c. Petty, Lake County SUI
perintendent of schools acted
as master of ceremonies. Mrs.
Ivan Sengenberger presented
Mrs. Elmer Hunter, Antioch;
Mrs. William Echmalfuss, of
Zion; Mrs. Robert Nelson, Fox
Lake and Mrs. William Lip
pert, Waukegan, as past presi-
dents of the council in an i'm
pressive candle light ceremony.
Dorothy Cole of Waukegan
Township High School sang
several selections. Her accom-
PIANIST was Doris Lee, also Of
the Waukegan High School.
Mrs. Frank Damn, Council
advisor and past president of
the Illinois Congress of Par
ents and Teachers was the
guest speaker. She gave a
broad comprehensive history
of the Illinois Congress of PTA
which was founded four years
after the National Congress,
j. e., 48 years ago. While the
Parent Teacher organization
has been founded for child well
fare, cooperation between the
teachers and parents is neces-
sary to achieve this aim. At one
time there were II commit
tees, now there are 20. The
organization is flexible so that
new ideas and needs can be in
corporated into the program.
Some of the work for which the
Congress is noted are, radio,
health and summer roundup,
legislation and scholarships.
The attendance record show
ed So present and represent
ing Is schools.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-03-09
CITY OPERATING EXPENS-
ES EXCEEDED INCOME
DURING FIRST THREE
MONTHS OF ITS FISCAL
YEAR

The City Council was advised
last August that after provid-
ing for certain commitments
such as payment for New
Equipment purchases, $685.
100000, expenses had exceeded
income during the months of
May, June and July, 1913, and
that the cash Account already
showed a deficit of $4,000,
and that steps should be TAX
en- to control them more close
ly.
August showed a continual
ton to over-spend it's current
revenue.
Budget Recommended by
the Finance Advisory
Board.
In September. 1913, the Fin
ance Commissioner with the
advice and council of the Fin
ance Advisory Board, after
analysis of revenues during the
paSC i've years, ana aICef con-
sideration of all known sources
of revenue recommended that
a budget be set in operation
that would closely approx
mate actual operating reve-
nues and that the Commission
ers and operating personnel be
required to limit the amounts
of expenditure to keep within
the budget.
Expenses continued to ex-
coed Appropriation Ordinance
budget income, until at the
close of nine months total op-
Grating expenses exceeded the
total anticipated revenues for
the entire year by $9,512.OO.
Street Department overspent
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-03-09
NEWS FROM
GLENDALE, CALF.
Dear Friend Carl:

LEAR L I1cIlu CdIl.
am writing you about the
death of a former Zion man,
who has lived in Glendale,
California for the past twelve
years, Mr.. Joseph H. Lamond
(known as Judge" by so many
in Zion). Rena and / were at
the funeral which was held
at Forest Lawn last Saturday,
February 10Th, in the Wee
Kirk of the Heather Church
there.
Mr.. Lamond was born on
September 10, 1867 and pass
ed on February 18th, 1949. He
was born in Glasgow, Scotland.
His wife preceded him ten
years ago and is also buried
at Forest Lawn. His two daugh-
tiers, Ruth and Esther are the
only immediate members left
to mourn his loss.
Rena and I spent a couple
of hours at their home last
Monday evening. We found out
in our conversation that he has
never forsaken the old princi-
Piles of Zion. He believed ex-
plicitly in Divine Healing and
prayed regularly and studied
his Bible often. The services
were conducted by DR.. Court
ney of the Four Square Gospel.
We enjoyed a very pleasant
evening at Monrovia, Bethel
Chapel, last Tuesday, February
22nd, commemorating tn e
founding of Zion. The Chapel
was filled, every seat was ia
ken.
Overseer HARDWOOD had come
from Phoenix, Arizona by bus
the previous Saturday and was
to return Wednesday a. m.
Overseer and Mrs. HARDWOOD
plan to come to the Southern
California area about March
10Th for a few days before 60
ing to Spokane, Washington.
Fortunately we. have had
ideal Sunny California wea-
Their again after a very ''un-
usuap cold winter. I suppose
Elder Wright has told you how
cold it has been while they
were here.
Last Saturday evening Rena
and I visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Koetz and he read several of
the most interesting letters
from his daughter, Opal, who
arrived at her Missionary Sta
ton in Africa last week. She
only CD had ton and a half
of baggage including a bath
tub and a refrigerator. The
host of friends and relatives
had literally showered her
with useful necessities of every
description for her stay as a
missionary. She is sponsored by
the First Baptist Church of
Flint, Michigan.
We enjoy reading about the
activities of our own mission
aries as recorded by Carl Lee
and also currently by Isabel's
"letters'.
Will close with our personal
regards to the staff and our
continued prayers for the sup
port of the Church.
Very truly yours,
Rena and Oscar Bennewate.
their h11duat h1r go Q1Q with
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-03-09

Kansas City, Missouri, boasts
one Of the largest railroad sta
tons in the country.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1949-03-09

their budget by $12,848, with
three months still ahead and
no funds provided with which
to operate. However, payments
were received for oiling and
direct service which amounts
to $4,557.1O during the nine
months, which still leaves de-
ficit of $4,000 in the Street
Department.
Evening star., 1949-02-16
ROOMS FURN-N,E, (Cont.

2Os A ST. N.E.-Large dbl room
kitchen privileges if desired. Cal
TR. 9421. is
40 G ST. N.E.-Large front, next to
bath, large closet, conv. transp
shopping, theaters; couple. mother
with child, or single person. FIR.
Ol53.
THE MARICK, 13s B st. ne.-Com-
Portable rm., newly decorated, new
furnishings laundry and cooking
privilege; double, S25 ca. TR. 9l54.
COLoRED-NEWLY decorated room
in Brookland conV. to bus and
Streetcar lines; for couple. . girls
or > men; cooking and phone privils.
DE. 6"S6. -l6
COLORED-LARGE DOUBLE front
room for empl couple, , men or
. girls; privileges. vi. 1914. IL
6Oth PL. Me-
nicely furn. rm.; $3.50 per week.
HI. 9252. IL
X ST. NE.-Em-
ployed couple or 2 persons; all home
privileges. LU. 1905. -1S
COLORED-EMPLOY COUPLE or
single woman convenient tranSp:;
privileges. 2930 18th st. ne. DU.
1891.
COLORED-DBLE. RM., next to bath;
laundry privil. conv. transp.; cple.
or . women. Call after PM. LU.
1875. -17
Evening star., 1949-02-16
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

3I27 N ST. NW.-Large nicely fur
nished room, twin beds; plenty heat
ana hot water; also room to share
with gentleman. DU. 57!S. --l9
MASTER BEDROOM, adjoining bath;
access to home; will accommodate 8
CHEVY CHASE CLRCLE-1st-f, bed
rm. adj. bath; unusual privacy;
expr. buses; gentleman. EN-. l6I9.
RITZ HOTEL. 900 st nw-Double
rms, $50 week: downtown cen
ter of business and shopping dis
trict. Complete hotel service
GORDON HOTEL. 9l6 10th ST. NV
twin beds and running water: $40
per person week; complete hotel
DOWNTOWN-Furn hotel rms. with
or without priyate bath; ~, ~ boi"I 22
Single OF double rms, running water,
near new shower bath; Sl4' Sl7.oO
up 6X 7s25 ,,,,s c,ouu chaso
C circle"Ridely Sir furn. lA' bedrm,, ] So
sTUDIo AND PRIVATE KITCHEN;
near Connecticut ave. bus and stores;
$50 per, week. 3Sl6 Military rd;
.TTRXc fh1yS chais MAsT2R 3 e. bedrm Gm rv pv BATH
near Walter Reed Hospital; empl.
4i2 SHEPHERD ST NV. - Large
front rm., suitable for couple or, =
people; telephone. use of laundry
facilities RA. 6l96. 10
DUPONT CIRCLE, PHO R st. NV.
Large front rm. for > adults; nicely
furn +; 500 mo each single, S35.
GAYTONlA, 1913 10Th st. NV;
Clean, comfortable. So single, So and
81 double; weekly rates. 1a'
COLORADO AVE. N.W.-Large dble
rm in private home for gentlemen;
semipvt. bath: "a block to 14th
and 10th st. transportation: rush
hour buses in front of house. GE
47S5. lis
THE GEORGIAN HOTEL. 1914 G
ST. w-NeWly opened and deco
rated. furn. twin bedrms., running
water in each rm.. new tiled baths
free laundry facilities; $3.50 weekly
aGaa 18th ST. N.w.-Furn. rm, fol
2 empl. men. AID. $500. -16
Evening star., 1949-02-16
APARTMENTs UNFURNIsHED
SHED co-oP. APIS. For SALE (cont.l

3-BEDROOM APT, utilities furn.
bath and half, large front and real
porches, kit. and din. rm.; located
at District line on Wis. ave, $50 mo
WI. 1894.
UNFURN. EFFIC. APT. for rent; pri-
vate bath; on buSline. Call FA. 1880
after 6 pm. -1S
MODERN. ATTRACTIVE, 1-bedroom
apt. bright, airy, attractive rooms;
newly decorated; modern kit, di-
nette and bath; 4th ST.. Columbia
tricity. Box 344-S, Star. -16
TAKOMA PARK. MD.-New beautiful
nv. rm., bedrm;: kit, din, bath,
bus, 3o-min. downtown; near stores;
adults only. OWNER, 81. 2l5o.
THE WINDSOR PARK HOTEL, 300
Conn. ave. NV. Several 1 and 2
bedrm. apts. still avail. Rentals
FRED A. SMITH CO, Hill I3
18th st. NV. -21
2 RIM, KIT, semipvt, bath. suitable
Box 34S-X, Star. II
1900 BLOCK d ST. NE.-Nice 3-rm
util. incl. in rent: employed couple
500 per mo-. good ref. WILLOUGH-
BY REAL ESTATE CO, 500 Mass.
ave. ne. III
APT, entire End f.. l bedrm,, liy.
rm., kit. and bath, in 2-family
nome, 2 blks. north Eastern High
School; newly dec; suitable for
young couple; pvt. rear. and front
entr.: sos per mo-, incl util.; oc-
cupant will be selected according to
needs expressed in letter, refs. Box
look Star. -16
APARTMENTS, Queens
Chapel rd. at Chillum, Mt. Rainier,
Md.-VeteranS preference; immed.
occupancy; . bedrms., liv. rm., kit. .,
dinette and bath; $3.50, incl. util.
See resident manager. Apt. 10l,
3lO1 Queens Chapel rd. To reach:
Drive ut Mich. ave. extended or
take Hyattsville Ga bus to project
H. G. SMITHY CO., S1l 10Th st.
Evening star., 1949-02-16
BOATS

5O-FOOT CABIN CRUISER for sale
GRAY Marine Diesel 165 h.p. DE.
nSOl after q pm. 19'
WATER WITCH. 5,h p. ,outpoard
motor, running condition last sea-
son, as is; $40. Call ewes. DU. EO53.
WANTED - GOOD USED BOATS to
sell at our dock. STEELCRAFT
M St sw or call ST. 4145.
SPEEDBOAT-The buy of a lifetime
for boat lovers; 11-foot speedboat.
new CriSs Craft engine. Immaculate
condition Can be seen at Woodland
Beach Boatyard anytime. owner
forced to sell immediately IL
STEELCRAFT WASHINGTON Co
~ custom built. .,-caDln cruiser.
Large main cabin; built 1870:
Scripps I05-h.p,; S4.1o0 or best
offer.
1916 Steelcraft sedan. lust repainted;
81 900 radio-televiSion system. new
cockpit covers and many extras;
1917 steelcraft e-cabin sedan. in
beautiful shape; S3.1OO.
1g41 Steelcraft day cruiser with
$1,000 in extras; $1,000.
See the beautiful 1949 Stee' craft on
display at Steelcraft dock. Maine
on1 NJ CT
Evening star., 1949-02-16
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANT1QUES-Furnitu pric-a-brac,
china. glassware. rugs. silverware
esntn6SRfR es M6RRhY hSheTs Tszer fssn s pT,ces paid
ANTIQUES. bric-a-brac. china. silver
ware. old jewelry, cups, saucers. ANY
amount. DORA KRUPSAW MILE
STONE. 1885 G NV. Sterling 1896
LOTHING-Hlgnest prices paid for
IT!s iiE. 9TH sta St NV. Me. s76S. Open N
CLoTHINGeTop prices paid for used
mems clothing, typewriters. musical
instr, etc; will call. NORRIS SALES,
100 Fla. ave. NV. MI. 6ol4
CLOTHING prices paid for used
instr. sn etc; 'o;H viii cali. MORRIS SALES,
100 Fla, ave; NV, MI. G9l4.
DIAMONDS, old gold and silver; dis-
cash paid ERNEST BURK. INC.
DIAMONDS, gold, platinum. teeth.
diamond watches: discarded iewelry
bought, No purchase tco small too p
afes press eash psd NFW YORK HsrS JEW f7sA
DiAMoNDs. silver. gold We paw
highest prices. Ask for MR.. OPEN
HEiMER; 917 F st. NV. .o,a
eoRssns Or odd eDte Deaes
S'' priees s; - +. FSRN. EcH:, 2i0 Sth
FURNITURE-Will buy entire con-
snd senK fhnf for over 50 Gears SyPs HoP
WOODS. sth and K sts. NV. NE.
FJU1RRNITURE WANTED to buy; also
good used piano. Call evenings after
FuRN. e ~ wASTED-Entire IN household or
individual pieces cash; discreet
GoTDRri6e seTyjce Ge yon5 5a96 old gold. 5s piat,.
pay cash. A. KAHN, INC. IS years
at ,.35 F St NV
OFFICE furniture wanted, any quan-
tity;o u Phone ,Ey3ll IN NE 81 si.d, Ia 9,
upright or medium upright. Cash.
PIANOS wanted-coLoN1AL PIANO
co. pays highest cash prices. Call
PIANoS-Grand. upright. spinet, or
apt size; any size. any condition;
SCRAP IRON AND METAL. highest
market prices. D. c. WASTE PAPER
co. I'll Kenilworth ave. ne. Ii,
SEWING MACHINEs-We buy all
types; repair, hemstitching, buttons
covered, plea ting 7l6 18th st. NV
RE 1900 RE. ?311; ,
SHOl IEhS' . DdlTs' loldlns !nuooi
window shutters. must be 7x43 in
folded, 14x43 in. open. co. 6Sl1.
STOVES. RANGES, HEATERS, all
kinds and sizes. ACME STOVE co
/ l011 9TH st NV. MA. 1862
BRING YOUR JUNK to SOUTHEAST
JUNK CO.. rear 132 9TH st. Sc. or
WE PAY TOR PRICES for old gold
silver. jewelry. diamonds, firearms,
mems clothing. luggage. photo
graphic equipment, musical instru-,
ments, engineering Instruments and
zWEIG SONS, 937 D st. NV, ME
91l3.
AM INTERESTED in buying silver
ware, any condition.; china, bric-a-
brac. old jewelry. DORA KRUPSHAW
MILESTONE, 1875 G ST. NV, ST
1895.
Evening star., 1949-02-16
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

FORMER BRITISH purchasing official
and family. seven years at present
address. desire IA bedroom un-
furnished house NV. or Georgetown.
NO bS5S after Is.
PROFESSIONAL GOVERNMENT en-
ployee and wife desire 2-bedroom
unfurniShed house or apartment for
Mar. Is or April 1st. Box 2'?-V'
NEAT RESPONSIBLE Nisei family
Will pay 500 mo. unfurn. in NV.
aeBEDRM' MiI ' HOUSE, North ArlinS ton
only; Sl25 to Sl35, 1-year Lease.
+. OR ; REDRMs.. unfurn.. Tenley
Circle section. SlOo-Sl@3; consider
buying. 81 600 down. Best refs. WO-
SOLO 1906 Wis. ave. -lS
WANT TO RENT large. unfurnlShed
house or will buy; small down pay
ment. MRS. PORTER, DE. 94L,;.
3 TO I BEDRM. HOUSE with Is mos.
or year option to buy; prefer NV.
section AT 30. In
ENGINEER, WIFE, teen-ag son and
daughter, want 3bedrm. unfurn.
semicountry home: lge. lot or acre
age; approx. 500 mo. Hobby, flow
ers and gardening; no drinking. FA.
of
Evening star., 1949-02-16
RMS. EURN.-Mp. 6 VA.

FURN. ROOM, pvt entr., pvt. bath:
ideal loc.; individual pref. Phone
vi. 31l7. 30
ARLINGTON, 746 No. Emerson St.
Double rm.. next to bath; close to
Wilson blvd; $40 per wk. CHI. b1!b.
ARLINGTON, VA, 713 No. Edison
Nicely furn rm. for 3 men, single
beds, semlpriyate bath with shower.
conven. to bus. GIL. 52l5. IL
SILVER SPRING - Bedroom, next
bath, sitting room, kitchen priVil.
for couple or lady. 81. 6l3S. 20
o3I6 NO. WAKEFIELD-Doubl rm
fer . men. Arlington. CH. O91::
FALLS CHURCH-Large corner rm,
with adj. sun deck; l or men,
single S35; double, $50: pvt. home.
Garage available at $40. FA. 549l.
is
ARLINGTON-Furn. rm;: single or
double: pvt. tranSp. to Navy Annex.
l7l7 Utah st, OK. 1896. lis
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Master bedrm..
adj BATH. in new home; unlimited
phi; gentleman pref ref; $40.
FOR THOSE LOOKING for some
thing unusually nice and attractive,
beautiful room with bath, IN new
brick home FA H510. Ii
ARLISGTON-Gent 5 min. to
Pentagon and Navy Annex; nicely
furn rm; share bath with !. Gil.
OS56. -lS
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

WENDELL TERRACE-Pleasant rms,
excel meals, maid service: conv.
tranSp.; recreation rooms; 81 80
per month MI 9435.
GIRLS ONLY-Clean, quiet vacancies,
available; excellent food; transp,
"0O5 Mass ave. NV. co. 9742 10
1875 10th ST. NW.-NiCely furn-
iShed rooms for young lady or young
men; showers. excellent home-cooked
meals. switchboard. 20
WESLEY Halls Spacious dble rms.
in remodeleG and redecorated bldg :;
running water in every rm-. large
closets. social activity. incl. free
movies and dances; $50 to SOS 80
mo. 1926 "lSt st NV. -
sos llth ST. N.W.-Lge. dble. rm,
with breakfast, for > people; det.
southern home: excel transp.. un-
lin phone RA. 39.S IL
1908 18th ST. N.W.--Large front rm.
for group of young men or women;
maid service, food transp. DE. 9s3S.
1909 10TH ST. N.w.-Triple with
bath; ard to share Good meals;
reas. rates. MI. 2i40, DU. 9?67.
1901 18th ST. Nw-slngle and
double rooms, newly decorated. ex-
cellent food and service, switch
board. IN
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Northwesi

AMERICAN UNIv: PARK; Modern
nm: Isl 4; Call ia. 134s. s1GLER
AMERiCAN UNIV. PK.-c.nter-en-
trance Colonial brick Of : rooms,
bath, built-in gar. Convenient ltcs-
o1iy t50n sissd M2SS5n MIrcHELh N1es ina oucR 1ei
AMER1CAN Nj uNivERsITY PARK
S17.95o. A lovely detached brick
that has a large living room, dining
rooms and bath. plus a finished attic
and built-in garage. You should see
s5iS 5564 heoSs eOnn 'Sss' sss EN-: 200! Open
EETHEsDA. iiII new Colonial brk. veneer,
din. rm. and kit md A 3 bedrms;
and tile bath: Lear garage: priced
S1S5o0. good financing. DURANT-
HILLAND, EN-. $500; ewes. OIL. 2613.
BlLTMORE ST. overlooking Calvert
St. Bridge and Shoreham and Ward
man Park Hotels-lO rooms q bed
rooms, 2i2 baths. oil heat, COM
pletely furnished; car brick garage
etc: excellent for guesthouse, etc.
Free and clear Of oaI all Gebt; vii g0n- 6s
ance. terms like rent; immediate
possession. E. A. GARVEY D1.
45OS; ewes. and Sun. GE. $500;
BRIGHTWOOD - Semidet. Colonial
brick; bsd1ms; baths, s1srv rec respert rm
moderately priced for immed. sale
ENTERPRISE REALTY co, 1894
Eye st nv EX. 34Oo: -l6
CHEVY CHASE-Today best buy;
beautiful brick home on large lot;
frSt floor consists OF large den, sl.rIas Pow
deI room. living room with frepIace
With viii French doors to screened living
porch. large kitchen and nas,nnts 6Teaktast Hnd
fioor has 4 bedrooms and baths,
plenty of closets; truly lovely home;
well financed. F. A. TWEED CO.
1904 Conn. ave. EN-. 1890 till p m.
CHEVY CHASE, d. c.. near circle
Detached brick 3 hedrms., baths
SIT living room. garage THOS.
L. PHILLIPS. WO. 1900 until pm.
S51S Conn. ave.
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ROOMS EURNIsHED-s.E.-s.W.

6aS front room nicely ST frn sutabie
for :! or 3; reaS. .TR. 1854. 10
3i5 BURNS ST. S.E.-Beautiful rm.
in new home, suit. for cpl. or man;
everything furnished; $40 per mo
AK. 31I2. 10
LARGE SLEEPING RM., twin beds,
telephone and laundry privils.; 50
wk. each. Also single rm. TR. 10.
-17
451e LIVINGSTON RID. S.E.-Large
studio. semipvt. bath, home PRIVILEGES
(Woman), S35. AK. 3l67 evenings