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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-06-16
BASEBALL Field At G'Burg
Center Ready July l II

Continued from PageSD NJ
admitted free. Parents with big
family can see the games for The
same price of those who have yet
to discover the pleasures and pro-
blems of parenthood.
The Gaithersburg A. C. win
maintain the field in proper play
ing condition in return for which
they may use the field as their
home park for daylight Sunday
games.
The two leagues will put on
games during the current season
on Tuesday and Friday nights. In
addition, some games of unusual
interest to local fans may be
scheduled during other nights in
the week.
1t is anticipated that things will
get off with a bang on Friday
night, July End, when Colesville
meets Damascus.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-06-16
Baccalaureate
For RMHS At
Christian Church

The seventy two members of the
graduating class of the Richard
Montgomery High School will
enter the Rockville Christ n
Church, Sunday, June 10 at $500
o'clock in the evening to the pro-
cessional hymn, God Of Our
Fathers, Whose Almighty Hand"
for their Baccalaureate service.
Following the professional hymn,
the Rev. William B. Adams Of the
Rockville Baptist Church, will offer
the Invocation and Lords Prayer.
The senior class, accompanied by
Mrs. Mary deVermond, organist,
and the Richard Montgomery High
School Choir, will give a choral
response, 1.-THE Exaltation" by
Glib. A Litany of Thanksgiving
will be read by the Rev. Howard
Cobbs of the Presbyterian. Church
before the solo % Divine Redeem
en-" to be sung by Miss Suzanne
Giauque of the senior class.
Amidst background of palms,
candlelight and spring flowers, the
RMHS Glee Club Choir will sing
the anthem Build Thee More
Stately Mansions" by Andrews.
The Rev. ]. Virgil Lilly will then
give the Baccalaureate sermon.
Following the sermon the hymn,
Lord Dismiss Us With Thy Bless.
ing" will be sung by the congrega-
ton. The Rev. Raymond Black of
Christ Episcopal Church will pro-
nounce the benediction and offer
the closing prayer, followed by the
choral response "The Lord Bless
You and Keep You," sung by the
school choir.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-06-16
New Olney Attraction

AS the third attraction of it's
current season the Olney Theatre
will present Viola Roache and Leon
Janney in Emlyn Williams might
Must Fall" for one week beginning
Tuesday, June 21. Harry Ellerbe
has staged the production which
will have setting by S. Syrjala.
There will be performances night
ly at $40 except Monday and
matinees Saturday and Sunday at
2:40. might Must Fall" is per-
haps one of the most successful
English mystery thrillers of its
decade. Amp
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-06-16
Thumb 1,616 Miles

Mobile, Ala. = Mrs. Hattie E.
Thompson, 54-year-old, grand
mother, and Mrs. Pearl Empey, So,
of Ottawa, fulfilled lifelong am
bition to take a hitchhiking trip
by thumbing their way from
Ottawa to Mobile, a distance of
1916 miles, to visit a brother, w.
W. Mackie, at nearby Theodore.
They hadn't seen each other in AT
years. The trip took five days and
cost them total of $11.75. They
plan to make the trip home the
same way-via the thumbing
route.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-06-16
Paw Rolls

Payrolls of manufacturing firms
were off SO per cent by March
from the peak levels of last au-
tumn. Biggest declines are in rub
Der products, textiles and electrical
machinery. Automobile and chemi-
cal pay rolls have not declined as
much.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-06-16
Attention. Farmers!

7. A. Barnsley, chairman Mont
gomery County Agricultural Con,
servation ASSN, announces TIL,
those farmers who have not growM
wheat in 1947, 1913 and 1949, but
who intend to grow wheat in 1850,
must contact their County Office at
once in order to establish a Wheat
Acreage Allotment.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-06-16
Supper On Lawn

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas M. Mid
dleton of Washington Grove are
inviting all their friends and neigh
bors to supper on the lawn of
their home at the corner of Center
Street and Laytonsville Road, on
Friday evening, June II, from 7
until 10, in honor of their daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret Middleton.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-06-16
Children's, Fathers Day

Children's Day at the Rockville
Baptist Church this year falls on
Fathers Day-this Sunday. 1t is
especially hoped that a large num-
Der of fathers will be present to
enjoy the program planned by the
Sunday School, which will be held
during the regular Sunday School
hour.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-06-16

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KASCO DOG FOOD
is BACK AGAIN |!
P. o. Box 467
Rockville, Md.

While it was being sold in Montgomery County it is
doubtful there popular dog than Kasco
Lately 1t has not been available But along with Kas os
complete line of stock and poultry feeds we are now
carrying Kasco dog food.
Just to make certain that the formula hadn't cen
changed, Mr. Burkhardt tasted amount of the first
shipment 1t just good ever he reported after
several full helpngs But it that Mr. Burhardt
had definite tendency to bark customers for while
after the test so sampng has been done
Anyway if you would like to try some good old
= kasco for your dog have it in 5 h. (6Sc)
cans for 25c. ~
We also have Larro dog food. This has not been
tested py us, but Mr. Norman Ward Rockvies genial
postmaster feeds to his dogs reports they Ike it
very we'll
sisaf Cordially,
an# CHAS. L. CRAWFORD
ROBERT BURKHARDT
,sPS-We still haven't figured how pay for deep
freeze unit the small profits to he had from selling
horse meat Anybody know of a small, used deep
freeze unit in good condition that can be bought
cheap?
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-06-16

Life is an instince for growth,
Tor survival, for the accumulation
oil forces, for power.
IF. w Nictzsche.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-06-16

Life is the art of drawing suffi-
cient conclusions from insufficient
premises. Samuel Butler.
Evening star., 1949-01-09
Fraternity Revokes Charter
OF Unit That Pledged Negro
BY the Associated Press

I CLEVELAND, Jan. 8.-The eXecu-
tive committee of Phi Kappa Psi
fraternity has revoked the charter
of its Amherst College chapter,
which last year pledged a Negro, a
spokesman disclosed today.
He explained that the charter was
revoked because the chapter, after
depledging Thomas Gibbs, of
Evanston, ILL.,, broke an agreement
not to repledge him.
The revocation followed q hear
ing conducted by the executive
committee at Chicago, December
30-31, on charges Of breach Of
agreement filed by fraternity mem
berS.
AMHERST, Mass, Jan. 8 R.-
The Amherst chapter of Phi Kappa
Psi fraternity said today the house
was shocked" at losing its charter
|. because of its Negro member,
Thomas Gibbs, but added, I'VE feel
we owe apologies to no one"
I James G. Bandeen Of Midland.
Mich, recently elected president Of
the house which organized as a
local fraternity, Amherst Phi Psi"
after its suspension from the Ma
tional group last November, de-
clared:
The whole house is shocked by
the executive councils decision. xxx
At the same time we feel that we
owe apologies to no one-except,
perhaps, to Tom, who has gone
through a very difficult and embar-
RAISING experience"
Evening star., 1949-01-09

Anthony Cavalcante, Democrat, OF
Uniontown, Pa, who represents the
23d Pennsylvania district, is a vet
erap of World War I and has a
record of service with the United
Mine Workers of America.
A lawyer, he also has a back
ground of service in township posts
as we'll as eight years in the Penn
sylvania State Senate.
Mr.. Cavalcante, born at Wander
bilt, Pa, on February 6, 1897, took
prelegal courses at Pennsylvania
State College and Bucknell Univer-
sity and won law degree from
Dickinson College. He has been
practicing law for "a years.
In World War I he served over
Evening star., 1949-01-09
|New Faces in Conqress

man Township Road Supervisors
and the South Union Township
Road Supervisors.
He served in the Senate of the
Pennsylvania Legislature from 1885
to 1943.
His wife is the former E. Salome
Diehl of Carlisle, Pa. They have
three children: Anthony, jr., now
attending West Point; William M,
law student at the University of
Pittsburgh, and Cynthia Salome
Cavalcante.
In the House, he has the seat
formerly held by William j. Grow,
Republican.
Evening star., 1949-01-09
AIumnue to Meet

The Washington Chapter of the
National Park College Alumnae AS
sociation will meet at 1890 pm. to-
morrow in the home of Miss Eliza
beth G.. Clark, 2o20 o street NV
The school, formerly at Forest Glen
Md, was closed in 1912.
Evening star., 1949-01-09

seas with Company D, 10th In
fantry, 28th Division, and was
awarded the Purple Heart. He is a
member of the Veterans of Foreign
Wars, the Disabled American Vet
erans and the American Legion. He
is a Mason, an Elk and a member
of the Order of the Sons of italy.
Among other activities, he has
served as chief counsel for the
United Mine Workers, District 4,
as well as a member Of the German
Township School District, the Ger
Evening star., 1949-01-09
ASTHMA Mu(uS

DON let coughing, Sneezing, cnokIHBs
recurring attacks of Bronchial Asthma
ruin sleep and energy another day with
out trying MENDACO. This great In.
ternal medicine works thru the blood.
thus reaching the bronchial tubes and
lungs. Usually starts helping nature
Immediately to remove thick, sticky
mucus, thus alleviating coughing and
promoting freer breathing and more re-
freshing sleep. Get MENDACO from
your druggist today. Quick satisfaction
or money back guaranteed.
Evening star., 1949-10-03
HOUSES UkFURkisHED

AkLINGdoNmLasge !, =. s.storys oEs O5iSf S.;f
baths. 3 bedrooms, and rec; rm.
Near Navy Annex and Pentagon.
Sl75 per mo. GIL. 6251. -3
DET. BRICK HOME, excel. cond., 6
rms. and path, full bsmt.; large
fenced-in rear yd.; firepl. in liv
rm; large screened-in porch; S13o
mo. Call MA. $3.50 -
NEW 4-BEDRM. HOME. all modern
conveniences, Shoreham Beach rd.'
near Mayo, Md. Cali West River
sIx-RM. HOUSE, garage and porch,
gas, &C. heat; fenced yard; mr..
bus and schools, on Richie ave. in
Sill. Spg., Md; S115 per mo. 81.
Potomac HUNT AREA-7-rm.. 2
bath house, all ,con,veniences, s. 40
per month. Rockville 2043. a
SILVER SPRING-3-bed unfurn.
house. 2-yr. lease; S125 mo. 1881
Brookmoor DIR. SH. 1902. A
CHEVY CHASE, D. c., blk. from
Conn. ave.-Det. 9-rm. brick res;
cow to stores, schools, churches;
1st floor foyer, liv. rm.. din. rm.,
sun parlor and modern kitch,: End
floor, 4 bedrms,, baths and IN,
F. RUPERT, 405 Investment Bldg.
DI. 5O15; ewes, EN-. 5407. 3
CORNER HOUSE, ) bedrms.. elec.
stove. gas heat: nr. bus and carline;
adults; $50. WO. 215O. 3
Evening star., 1949-10-03
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

SMALL TERRIER PUPPIES d.
Mother stands II inches tall. Can
cScKfR b SssR BY ysRSr P2p! Box 6rpEs 15i sas and
poBERMAN o sfaal iifSstsf PINscHER isll papeTs?.
cropped and docked, all shots. l.
year old. trained and obedient; Won
derful guard dog; accept best ofier
cSEI1f SCI s7I furffEs, FL 1saa Beautiful golden
sables, huskyy;a farm-raised puppies.
BOXER PUPs. 3 females. | male,
fawn white chest. Ch. stock must
sav ssI very ~ rffs ri aa2 rhoss gsn .fts6r NE dsB
cockER ea5iSi Gt PUPPIES, SP f s. Weeks old. buft
colo color Axe AZ sIgs Fegs champion elc9d-
BOXER, M, fawn color. IA yrs,
Axe reg; completely trained; train t11S n11St
sdl ssIl' a-6ias. 81 boarding faeil'; 81 800
males and females. tan, champ
stesk; Axe Axe reg: !s,, "a; sis5 :,ssi ,ns s.
ssf. ss1us 81 show asYK tYyPe' all ages reason
ss9S N 1Ea..EEsso =. so, 9s,ss ssss
fnH Hli rd females s.s.. L6 6ks kss.7ss 70oi os0n
SCOTTIES, male and female; Axe
reg: Tool o@on I'LL 'o' e'e.' a.
PoMERANIANs. Chihuahua puppies;
reasonable. Miss Hunt, ROSEDERE
KENNELS. Falls Church 1896. "a
EXPERT GROOMING for your show
cocker. competition demands it. For
appoint tment call FA. 1910. >
sIAMEsE KITTENS, pediereed. $25
each: pair. $40. FA. 1910: 4
SEALYHAM terriers: Axe reg:
Champion Hampton. Hill Defiant Z
HAMPTON Hill Hellcat. WI. 0926. IS
ENGLISH SETTER, males, 6 mos.
finest hunting stock avail, regis
MINIATURE PINCHERs, by ch. Tiny
Tim; both reg. colors: $50 to SIS.
sMooTH FOX TERRIER PUPPIES.
pedigreed males, 3 months old. ideal
cSckEk eesii T. puPffIEs. vAKc reds and
blondes, females. SIG Flower ave-,
wIRE Ha HHaAIRED TERRIER pedis.: pups.
Axe reg, s wks.; reasonable. FA.
!!sa1 ! q 3 DosTER', RID 2. Box ;: Ss4'
Evening star., 1949-10-03
RMs. FURh.-Mp. & VA.

MASTER BEDRM.. pvt. dressing rm.
with bath opening onto lge. Scrnd.
porch, hot plate; also 3 lovely twin
sized rms. with pvt. bath. Gathers
ARL.. G larse arg; rm. next to bath, brkfst.
5 pm, CHI S492. -5
BETHEsDA-CHEvY CHASE area
Bedrm and liv. rm.; pvt. home; phi.
In suite: gar; brfst. privil.: conv. to
schools and bus. OIL. AGA. 3
.rm.. adjoining bath;
shop center, 10 minis. to Pentason
ATTRXCTivE, sgle. sleeptng rm,
nicely furn.; 3 blocks from Wash;
iington College. Takoma PIX. Cali
NiAR fts ARI. sRG HALL sTATIoN-Private
room; gin, so-25 only; s25 mo. cail
BkADMooR, IA MOOR BETHESDA, MD.-Ise.
beautiful rm. in brand-new home,
conv. to Naval Hospital and Health
Institute; double or twin beds WI.
ARLINGToN. 1927 N, UTAH ST.
Lg.. front rm.. nicely furn,: tile bath
SINGLE ROOM. private home. on bus
line, near Pentagon; gentlemen
only. ,S.5 mo. OK: 9es7. g., 3.
tieman only. cH. 1853. 8
SINGLE ROOM, good transportation,
.sS35SGYok s959 Esss ys&5a1o yE: 25sei 10Th St, 20
Furn. rm. next to bath. twin beds,
ARLINGTON, VA. 1915 Wilson blvd
One single room. gentleman only,
81 week. OW. 1887. 4
Evening star., 1949-10-03
A,scrlLAhsous FOR SALE.

WASHING MACHINE-Easy Spin
drier. very GOOD condition, IN years
WAsHiSG 9ia; fsG; MAcH1NEs. e no for rent, with
option to buy against credit. Tor
bN' DIsT. III EtscT; 4sos' Co. 5o2s Wis: 1s sve'
WAsHING MACHINES. recond.. guar.
5000; A. B C.-O-Matic. $40 so;
G. E. ironer. S49.50. others. easy
terms: DIST. ,IId EdECT To, CO.. 69923
WASHING; His fse; IMAcHiSE. APE Apex Spinner,
WASHING S.ssst MACHINES. 4os disc. on
all floor models: last years models
slashed Easy terms. Open ewes
till g.: ROYAL APPLIANCE CO.
1911 Nichols ave. Sc. AT 1000.
WASHING MACHINE, Thor Auto
@ssc sssa mode osS si4s5o sut ssh' srAs fsntsa sa
WATER HEATERS. new, Govt. sur
plus; oil fred; $3.50: BLOCKS
INC. 3056 N st: NV. NO. 1903.
WATER HEATERS. new. used. lead
ing makes; terms. JOHN G; WEB
You STER cSS ss7 SAVE Sf nw up to s1 500 s1S9 or
several floor sample spinet and con;
sole pianos. including Hartman and
the famous Minipiano; full Swear
guarantee: also -student-size pianos
from S295 up: liberal terms. LU-
BAR. INC. 1900 G st. NV. MA
BEAUTIFUL STRAWBERRY PLANTS
dug while you wait all best varieties
including everbearing; all kinds OF
perennials: also creeping phlox and
panSies. Plant now. JOHN BUR
DoFT. colesville. Md. Call Ashton
(Md) 3s46. 4
TWO salvaged welded plate box grid
ers, in excellent condition.; each
36t4" long. 16" wide by SO" deep.
weighing s tons each. Price. $50
per ton on your truck. Langley Field,
Va. For further information, call
Hampton 1875. -4
BLUE LIvING ROOM SUITE. clean,
Al condition; $50. 1910 Mt; Yer.
S STORM WINDOWS with screens;
about 36x5S; 3 about 3sx54; ideai
to inclose rear porch, sun-parlor,
etc: right price. RYON. GE. 6146:
BLUE FOX CAPE STOLE
New. AID. 1853. S
Evening star., 1949-10-03
FARM AND GARDEN

HARDY FIELD-GROWN AZALEAS,
al eoloIs, 4 years old, Soc each.
fOP soL, natures best. for your
lawn and garden; excel. service.
Reas. priced. GIL. 1919. %
TOPSOIL, very good, rich, for lawns
and greenhouses; very reasonable.
ToPsoIL, filtered; road gravel. blue
stone. manure. Call 10. 3-6579 or
FIAGslosE SAi s1aS, WALKS, terraces, "a iire-
places, rock gardens, flshponds. re-
tanning walls. pipe. drainage, all
kinds Of cement work. F. MARCUC-
CIO, Route 5. Horners lane. Rock
vile, Md. Phone Rockville 1888.
BEAUTIFUL STRAWBERRY PLANTS,
dug while you wait. all best varie-
ties including everbearing; all kinds
Of perennials, also creeping phlox
ByRDoFT, celessyille. Nd. CAN
rMFoRfEb AfeSRa ind:} cR9eGs, 5ets hyaeinths and
tulip bulbs, African violets and
pansies; complete landseaping serv.
ice. Free estimates; Live chickens
ANS aisEsed rARM f5sf MAR lx4hs eSiI SpesAEY As.f
I'd, Hyattsville, Nd. Open z days
LxAfNSboscApE GARDENERS Lawns.
cattle cat Ell manure. % boxWood, drainage
systems. OR. 1869. RE. 0900. %
pei, IL bushels; Sc per 10 bushels;
$3.50 per 5 bushels. delivered. Top
soil WA 45Q3 p
Evening star., 1949-10-03

FOUR YOUNG LADIES desire furn.
2-bedrm. house or apt. Call GE.
800; after o'clock; kf;,rrisnsd one
bedroom apartment in apt. bldg.,
NV. section. D1, 1924 after 8 Pm.
3 oNE-RM., KIT. pvt. bath apts.;
Govt. women; NV, good transp;'
near downtown area. Box 172-E'
TWO permanently Govt, employed
Write BOX 76-E. Star. g.
BUSINESS WOMAN desires efficiency
apt, pref. furn.; downtown or NV
see ffe; .a9a6 99 shares refs max g $9o
GOVT. OFFICIAL desires one-bedrm
RE. $500 EXT. 249I wkday.. 90.
AR41Y OFFICER. wife, 2 children,
near M - Pentagon; around $50. Box
GENTEEnaN, i;1Ei NAN, govt. employe, desires
l bedroom apt; In nearby MARY
land; prefer apartment bldg. Box
TWO YoSSG LADIES desire. by o.
ment with kitchen and pvt. bath.
Iasa q Pnfula After IN $40 nS n% sas %en
LANDLORDs-No charge for refer
rent to Capital Transit employes
MI MI 1853 $3.50 1sesEd Weekdays. $40 to s. and
prkM fak Il NAT xa1t 'S SoVr vi SEM EMP n0nnns
pvt. Ell, apt: in D. c.; ress. rent;
opiss of sef 1onarnfsE ID 4Ro ex osS
Monday through Friday. - g..
GOVERNMENT GIRL desired studio
apt. or unfurn. OR. 4791. Sunday
all day, Monday after {; 3,
YOUNG QUIET COUPLE desire 8
to ss5. would consider working for
EMPLOYED, MIDDLE-AGED. refined
couple desires apt. pref. unfurn.,
nv, section; all privils: approx. approx;
3 to 8 mos. rent; refs. EXCHANGED.
r9hR 81 713S Youso WOMEN. professional
Govt. employees, desire 2-bedroom
furn apt; NV. section. Box 5s-E.
DEPpT1. OF STATE OFFICIAL desires
twobedroom apartment. unfur-
nished, in good NV. section. RE
MARRIED COUPLE, perm. state dept.
bedroom unfurn. apt. IN IN nv; :,Inax max
So
GOVERNMENT SCIENTIST desires
bach. or eff. apt. in section between
18th St and Wis. ave-; close in;
max. 500 DE. 2733, Ext. before
EMPLOYED COUPLE desire 1 bedrm.
apt, unfurn.; NV. section: will re-
dec; advance rent. RE. IVA; 10
COLORED-URGENT-2 rms, kit.
and bath apt, unfurn.. for. couple
and children. RA. 1885: -3
APT. for 2
ehiId' empi0'ef TR. S'5!S 557e. anu ''A0 @s
COLORED-APARTM or house,
furnished or unfurnished, for des-
perate family. viii pay top price.
coGoRED-wANTED. dGi RED: Groom apt.
unfurn FIR 30SS. -3
Evening star., 1949-10-03
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

35 PUREBRED ABERDEEN ANGUS
heifers bred, / bull; 3 Hereford
hsifers bull; 8 Angus feeders,
Bay gelding, l6 hands, 6 yr. old
with excellent tack. Private owner
must sell. Chestnut gelding. 1873. 5
yrs. old. Fine/animal. Reas. priced.
Gray gelding, 15.2, 10 yrs. old.
Seasoned hunter. MR.. CROXTON,
81. 6096 b
HORSE, thoroughbred. gelding, suit
able to become a hunter, about 4
yrs. old; price, S100 '37 Chevrolet
horse van, price $500. SH. 1888 or
81. O608 =
DUE TO LACK OF FARM LABOR,
selling 3 high-grade yearling heifers;
SOW and 4 milk and corn fed shoats.
Az mos. old Vienna LBS JX a
Evening star., 1949-10-03
ROOMS FURNIsHEp-Ne,thsas

ROOMS FURkIsHED-Nerthsa
I71s 54th AVE: N.E:-2 rms. and use
DELE. RM., $5 wk.; ssle; rm.; $3.50
wk.; cony. to drugstore. laundry and
restaurant, on streetcar line. On
Capitol Hill. TR. 1924.
SOL v ST. N.E.-Lse. frt. rm.. 8
windows. nicely furn., dble. bed, next
bath; lse. rear rnl., screened porch
dble. bed, End d., pvt. renned nome.
THE GALENA, 1872 q. st.. n:e.--Newly
decor. dble. rms sgle. beds: laund;,
cook. privils.; S22; sirls. FIR. s71s.
WOODBRIDGE. So. Oak. and R. !. ave:
sSsG SiSsy psqvs sqEa dos sss o NO. 5e' s7s aa
THE MARIcK, 1873 B st. n.e.-Nieely
furn. single and double rms; laund..
cooking priyils. TR: Pisa. 80
128 C ST. Me-, near Librsry q Con.
sssts ssSs'' ,r.i F'v A1s g. L. v sssss sss
2ess 18th ST., large, double fur
nished room. next bath, pvt. home
ssfi 81 gsaS; fssS N.E.-Youns man wants
beds; shower; bus line. Du. 1879.
SIS b ST. Me- double and one
for 8 OR 4. guest home. attraetiysly
furn. for empl. people. tile baths,
rUkh Tiss fkosT ffkSSs1f' RM.. ne; nicely iurn.;
reas. weekly payments; prefer mar
sisd ssss, couple or men roomers. R'
NICELY FURN. master bedroom; twin
beds; pvt: home: ltd; kit. privil.'
SIS IS Il 81. N.E.ELarse furnished
room for Ink. FIR. So37. "a
COLORED--FURN. RIM. With kit
privils.: $40 per month; 2. girls or
cple:; ! rm. In NV. and 1 in ne.
H; 3,IaW; W;,u NM g..
home privils. 5501 Foote st. ne.
apt; s; TW; 9e7l,;x ,,x ~
woman. PRIVILEGES; near transp.
C0GoRED-c0MFoRTABLE furn. rm.
in pvt. home; Q in family, suitable
Tor couple or SINGLE man; ht. priyil.
II. 3-z14S. -3
Evening star., 1949-10-03
ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

e GIRLS TO SHARE APT. with 1
other; pvt. bath, everything furn.
$50 ca. 1920 18th st. n.wo Tt. os21.
GIRL TO SHARE big front room with
another girl; twin beds; all privi-
2 COLLEGE GRADUATES desire girl,
$3.50, to share 3-rm. apt every
thing furn.; $3.50 mo. HU. 5132.
GENTLEMAN, $3.50. to share 6-rm.
apt. conv. Sc. location, with two
refined gentlemen; must see to ap-
REFINED WOMAN, approx. 80, to
share attr. 3-rm. apart. with an
other business woman, NV: con.
ven. transportation. DI. S901. A
ATTRACTIVE APT. to share with an
other woman Of good BACKGROUND.
Sun. and ewes. TR. OS51; days, DE.
oSR S$eo; on Ext Iwn Is GIRLS, ,b.r, a-6ea. @
rm. apt, 2 other girls. Call Ma.
5000, Ext. 2061, MISS STEED, 8 to
B.: after 6, MI. 1908.
GIRL TO SHARE 1-bedrm. apt. in
downtown NV. apt. bldg. with an
ether ether IHI,sTn PH s745 % stssr (. g pI pbn,s love-
ly furn. apt. nr. Walter Reed with
nurse; reas rental. Call between
and 6 pm, RA. 1886. 4
Evening star., 1949-10-03
ApARrMEkrs FURNISHED

$50 36th ST. NE, 2 bedrooms. living
room, dining room, kitchen and
bath; attractively furnished; $40
month. Call VI. 5525 for appoint
ment to Inspect. co,x NV,
ant, attractive; $3.50; / room, kit,
bath. English basement; $s5. co.
NICELY FURN. APT.-Liv. rm., re-
cepbton hall, bedrm., alcove, bath
and shower, large kit, back porch
and back yard: small front porch
and front yard; open fireplace, com
pletely furn., 500; also beautiful
bsmt. apt. completely furn.. newly
rm., kit, comp. bath, $77 80; call
any time after II am. RA. 1870.
Evening star., 1949-10-03
Parkway Terrace AptS.

New apartments available immediate
ly; silver Hill I'd. and Suitlsnd pkwy.;
2 bedrms.. living rm., dining space
(Sx10). kitchen and bath: 500 per
mo, including utilities. l bedrm.,
living rm., dining space 40 by -
of living rm., kitchen and bath, $50;
and storage space available. Conv. to
shopping and bus transp. Only 22
minis. from bus terminal at 11th and
Pa. ave. NV, Temple Hills or Silver
Hill bus, Hillside $500. %