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Evening star., 1950-07-17
BY the Associated Press

The FBI added the name of a
New Jersey bank robber to its list
Of the Nations 10 most wanted
men today.
The addition is Thomas Killing
also known by various aliases, cur
rently sought for trying to hold ur
a crowded tavern in his home
town of Bayonne, N. j., last De-
cember 26.
: Killing replaces on the list Henry
Harland Shelton. convicted In
diana murderer and jail breaker
who was shot and captured by
q FBI agents at Indianapolis on
June %.
The Killing addition makes the
fifth revision in the top ten" list
in the last four months. Since
March half of the most wanted
criminals then listed have been
picked up.
Police Record Dates to Age 10.
Killing is 43. While short and
slight. he is described as danger
Gus and believed to be armed"
According to FBI records, his
difficulties with police authorities
date back to age 10. A long list
OF convictions includes breaking
and entering, larceny, atrocious
assault and robbery.
According to the FBI, Killing ap-
peared in the Bayonne tavern
just at closing time and an
nounced a stick-up. After one
shot had been fired, a customer
hit the gunman over the head
with bar stool. The intruder
dropped to the floor, then dis
appeared in the confusion as po-
lice were summoned.
Killing is now charged in a Fed
Evening star., 1950-07-17

Therefore, the normal summer Iu must be over
come and our factories and craftsmen must be
kept working all summer! For this reason, Custom
offers the people Of Washington the most unusuoI
opportunity ever presented to obtoin re-uphoIster-
ing, re-designing, furniture and Custom m-mode-
to-order slipcovers at their finest =. and with
special anniversary gifts. v
Evening star., 1950-07-17

Eoch year at this time, great production problem
arises! Because Custom must gear their huge
factories NOW for peak foil production, which
storts in few short months, full employment must
be maintained. This is necessary in order to honde
all the orders that Custom, as the worlds largest
re-uphostering specialists, receive every year.
Evening star., 1950-09-05

uh-sree" for the word necessary.
The announcer's use of the British
telescoping "NESS-uh-sree" is hard
to explain, for, during the broad
cast in question, he did not give
the British twist to other -ary word
such as ordinary. At any rate, his
"NESS-uh- was a decided stop
light in an otherwise good standard
American speech pattern. 1t left me
with the vaguely annoyed feeling,
t"now why did he say that?"
The -ary and -ery words, IN
American usage, should not be
telescoped or smothered. Necessary,
for example, should be given all its
four syllables, thus: NESS'uh-S Sch
rec.
We are hearing the word negoti-
ate on the radio as "ne-GO-see-
ate," that is, with an IS" sound in
the third syllable. There is no sane
ton for it. The "ti" should have the
same "sh" sound as it has in such
words as nation, patience, cautious.
ambitious, militia. For negotiate
better say: ni-GO-shee-ate.
Evening star., 1950-09-05
Take Nv Word for 1t
BY Fronk Colby

lean College Dictionary and
Thorndike Century list the pro-
nunciation nap as second choice,
without comment.
The National Socialist German
Workers Party was founded in 1919
and headed by Hitler from 1921.
The word Nazi is pronounced in
German: NATH-see. The German
name of the party is: National
sozialistische Partei, pronounced:
Observation-Disclosures uh-
S-ti-shuh. The word Nazi, then,
is phonetic representation of the
first two syllables of National, since
the German ''z" and ''t' in -tion are
pronounced alike, as: is.
In standard American Nazi is:
NAHT-see, or NAT-see. In England,
the pronunciation NAZz-ee is wide
spread.
Nazism is: NAHT- -sizrn. or NAT
siz'm. Another spelling is Naziism,
pronounced: NAHT-see-E'm, or
NAT-see-iz'm.
Heard on O radio serial: MESS
Evening star., 1950-09-05
Natures Children
By LiIIion Cox Athey
JAPANESE PERs1MMoN TREE.

JAPANESE PERSIMMON TREE.
Why not a beautiful Japanese
persimmon tree on your lawn? That
Is If you like the delicious fruit.
In Japan the trees are placed along
boundary lines in the rural districts.
During October when the leaves
turn bright yellow or red, the
countryside is a most colorful scene.
The leaves are lustrous, deep
green through the summer. In the
spring, the inconspicuous white
flowers only attract the attention
Of bees.
The ripening fruit through the
summer months is most alluring
Branches laden with bright red to
orange yellow fruit make lovely
table decorations,
The fruit is served with cream,
sugar or lemon juice and in desserts
as ice creams and sherbets. Dried
fruits are now being shipped to
America in small amounts.
AS ornamental trees, there are a
number of varieties that are hardy
enough to withstand the snappy
weather of New England
japanese persimmon trees have
a long, straight, tap root with
few fibrous rootlets. This makes
transplanting difficult.
There are many varieties from
which to choose. Sample the fruit
shipped in to see which one you
can purchase nearest the fruit you
prefer. AS dwarf trees set in tubs,
they are fascinating plants to grow.
Some of the astringent varieties
have hard fruit that softens to
wonderful consistency if permitted
to ripen on the tree.
The best and most extensively
grown Is Fuyu, which ripens in
October its bright orange-red skin
and reddish yellow flesh is sweet
and mellow. The trees are very
dwarf and prolific. This is a
favorite potted plant. BY the way,
the fruit is Seedless.
Ama-Hyakume has very large
roundish fruit. 1t likes a cold
climate. Aizi-Mishirazu is another
hardy orange-red fruit which is
widely grown in northern Japan,
becoming large tree.
One Of the most attractive is
Maru-Gaki very prolific tree pro-
ducing small fruit. In the suburbs
of Hiroshima city, it is the beloved
shade tree.
Our native persimmon refuses to
respond to special attention. Its
fruit remains determindedly lip
puckering. It's fragrant pollen and
nectar laden blossoms are the wild
delight OF our bees and its leaves
a pleasant sight from spring to fail
along dusty parched roads and bar
ren fields.
Evening star., 1950-09-05
Some IN" Words to Watch.

Some IN" Words to Watch.
Americans generally have resisted
the elderly dictionaries pronuncia-
ton "naip" for the word nape. Also,
Americans ignore blthely the fact
that "the nape of the neck" is
redundant, since nape means "the
back of the neck"
The prevailing American pronun-
citation of nape is: Nap. Merriam
Webster's states that nap is re-
garded by many as dialectal. Never
theless, Kenyon & Knott, the Amer
Evening star., 1950-09-05
Come
Find q or more words in
THEATER,

meaning, IAN edif1ce for dramatic
performances" Average is 25;
limit, 20 minutes.
Rules-words must be of four or more
letters. Words which acquire four letters
by the addition of IS" such as bats"
cats, are not used. Only one form of
A list will be published tomorrow.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
ROOMS WANTED

DOG desires large yard
with Ink; studio room for owner.
GENTLEMAN - Federal employe de-
sireS large room near bath in private
family meals included; in NV. sec.
Washington, first floor if possible,
2nd or 3rd zone. Call OF. 933S be-
tween and $50 Sat; Sunday
1880 to 4 pm. 15+
GENTLEMAN, perm, sgle. rm. with
big closet and pvt. bath; down
town NV. only. Box CSC, Star.
GENTLEMAN wants room, private
bath, close TO trolley. bus, Tenley-
town NV. Box SIC, Star.
EMPLOYED Jewish
couple want large bright bedrm.
with private ,bath in quiet home in
Silver Spring or Takoma Park area.
Near conv. transp. TO downtown
p. c. Win supply references. Box
REFINED GENTLEMAN wishes room,
possibly with bath; NV; -good
transp. to Pentagon. Box 493-B,
HOPEFUL. YOUNG empl. college
grad. tgirD. seeks furn. studio rm.,
pvt. bath. shower; vic. Conn. Kalo-
rama, GEORGETOWN or Dupont; $40
$40. DE. 1864 after $50 pm. or
Monday after $50.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

BASEMENT. single, running water
and elec. grill; allowed use of refgr.;
No phone calls. -15
1925 CALVERT ST. NV. Ink. room
for | or 2 mature ladies. or man
and wife; handy to shopping and
L.H.K. .IIissD' ROOM IN INV. section; $40
week. Call RE. 9Ss3 after & pm.
GEORGETOWN. 5000 Que st. NV
Attractive. clean, double room; cook
ing facilities; bus at door. AID. 93l7.
COLUMBIA RID. NV, 13as-Brisht
clean, Ink dble. rm.; retgr. Call
ss5 9 PENNA. INA. AVE. s.E.-Light house
keeping rm. for couple; End fl. TR.
ao35 oBiLADENsBURG RID. N.E.-Sice
lse, Ink. rm.; conven. transp. Ii.
s$l:. 5i4o0 18th ST. N.w.-very la large
turn, bright Ink, room; ADULTS.
MI. Fl. Pleasant, 18th st. NV
bedrms., 2nd fl, pvt. home; grill
refgr.; l or > settled persons; S55
mo- can rent separately. NO. 595S.
FURNISHED, light h.k. room, next
room adjoining; for couple or 2
ladies: s45 mo DU, 1880. 15*
"ob BRYANT RYAN. ST, ST. Ne rooms,
so3s t,:s:H'' iith Id IN N.W.MNicely furn, new
dec. bedrm.. W. kitch.. for, cple. or
sgie.: linen furn... fgr. and gas. st.
car line. Apply store. -16
ARL.-Nlce rm. and loo; conv. ever.
3 min. Pent.. N. Annex: I or 2 rel.
eSS. oW. 5457. slFiS or woman kit Drivil'
$3.50 Eth ST. N.W.-Lge. rm.. elec.
refer. gas range. semi-bath; good
transp, empl., cple. AID. 0574.
per- mash noelf s iaFn Tasor tGG hk * nN sSS
LARGE. nicely furnished, adioins
bath; gas stove and elec. refriger-
ator. Box &c, Star. 49,
%ll: F ST. ,S.W.-Studio rm.. refgr..
radio or teleVisioni sI4-sI6 wk. Ex.
6oi G ST. Sc, nr. Capitol Ink. h
Trm. sink; stove. refgr.; Sll.25 wk.
1I5 18th ST. s.E.-Extra large II k.
roomi hrst floor front: newly dec
GRATED; nicely furnished; new Frigid-
IIIs MASS. AVE. N.w.-2nd fioor,
reigr. and range. .Sl2 for =. S14
d2IDtsrs fGT 81 aulss sE people saaa positively
ltot NEW AoS 81. NV -. n. K.
large rm., for ?, $40 mo. or $40 wk.
mo. or $3.50 wk. HU. $500.
1891 X ST. S.E.-3 furn. housekeep-
ing rms. ,2nd f.. semipvt. bath. S35
9I5 X sT. N.w.-suitable Q people,
Ink. Phone MA. 1871 Monday.
6SI2 PINEY BRANCH RID. NV
Pleasant rm., near cars, bus, shop
ping, theater, Walter Reed Hospital.
Man. pref. Excel. neighborhood;
Ink. Ss wk. GE. 1899.
1S06 r ST. N.W.-L.h.k. room, near
the White House; no drinking. EX.
N520.
LARGE BEDROOM and Ink, kit,
retgr., hotplate, all utils,; nr. transp.
Call Sunday, IA. S549.
1927 PARK RID. N.W.-Entire floor,
Ice. attract. det. house, bright, airy,
many windows. open fireplace. kltch-
enette, bath, shower. Frigidaire: :! or
3 gentlemen: near transp. NO. g225.
COLLEGE PARk--Real home for girl,
Ink, near Univ. Of Nd. All privS.;
bus at door; 81 wk UN. 1859. ewes
Ink. SGLE.-Basement apt. hard
to beat for S1-SS wk; refrg., Bendix
washer; quiet girls. l46G Harvard
LARGE, SUNNY RM., kitchenette,
water. near bath, 50 wk.i no drink
ing or smoking. 1888 Fairmont st.
NV. CO. 2270.
$500 18th ST. N.W.-Large. complete
kit. bed sitting rm., semibath;
single, S45 GE. 1885.
1901 18th ST. N.W.-Lhk. rm.. re-
decorating now; 3 adults. --17
Evening star., 1950-10-15
ROOMS WITH BOARD

FOR MOTHER AND CHILD-Nr.
school, in pvt home; TV, Bendix;
conyen. 18th st. NV .transp. IA.
1893 X ST. Nw.-Young Govt.
lady. to share lge. dble. front rm..
excel. meals. SAT mo. ST, 1867.
WISCONSIN AVE. N.w.-Board for
: in private home good meals;
DAY OR FULL time care for chill
dren in nice home; vicinity SUIT
land. 10. s-3342 Is
LOVELY TWIN bedroom; home priv
IlegeS; delicious meals. GE. 4l24.
DOUBLE ROOM. twin beds. private
1914. 1914 irving st. NV.
361l 18th ST. N.W.-If you want
delicious meals, room to self, pvt.
Protestant home and are employed,
refined, stay-put woman, phone TU.
lis RITTENHoUsE ST. N.E.-Pvt.
clean home; 1st.-fl. room: empl.
couple, ladies or .non-drinking men;
excel. meals. good bus service, other
VACANCY for employed mother or
employed couple with child. co.
CLEAN ROOMS. home cooked mes meals,
good transportation. NO. 4095
"LANDELb IGhhASE-bdIEb, COTl~
Portable, warm rms. sgl.; dbl triple;
liv rm.; good food; excel trans; S4S
per mo: up. 1927 Belmont I'd. NV,
1872 18th ST. N.w.-vacancies for
cellent board; walking distance
downtown. co. $3.50.
1901 18th ST. N.W.-Newly decor.
rn.. business people. students Sc
lected menus, switchboard. -15
day foq f9F cTf T9Tkng A m9ther ao and
1903 n. II, AVE. N.W.-lSt floor,
triple, newly decorated, 3 lge win
doWS, plenty closet space. Also dble.
twin beds, next bath, good meals.
ARLINGTON; near cherrydale, good
Gentlemen. Laundry, phone and TV;
10 10Th ST. N.W.-Single and dou-
BILE rooms for refined gentlemen.
CALLATN ST. N.w.-Lge. front
strictly kosher meals. ia. 1866.
N.w.-Resident club for women;
excel. meals, 7 days, dble. rm. MI
vacANeIEs &c s;eII;s + private guest hGme
NV. loc.; ond-f. front rms, tray
ON PARK RID. NV, transp. u blk,
southern cooking, $50 mo. co. 1889.
WARM SINGLE end fl. rm,. includ-
oiano lessons if desired. TU. 3749.
BEAU. FURE. RN.. excel, meals: bus
at door: gentleman. ia. 4-1747.
s. AUGHTER'S. 1927 18th st. NV
(nr, Dupont cir1--Avail, Oct IS
en-, clean comfortable rooms; daily
maid service. Phones in rooms. Two
meals daily incl. two on Sun. Large
liv. rm., social activities. Ho. 6767
14O6 18th ST. N.w.-Lge., dbl. rm.,
home; close in; $65 a mo. ca. MI.
1925 2sf 18th ST. N.w.-Nicely fur
nished single and double rooms. l
triple. for young people: showers;
1sis s1esiiece coL1MB1A D1Sfai RID. N.w.sva-
cancy for young man. Nov. L; ex-
cellent meals; congenial group; SAT,
113o LANIEk PL. N.w.-Handsome
bia, Mt. Pleasant cars, ATTRACTIVE
dble.. pvt. shower bath, and tub.
Young man, immaculate habits,
will share twin bedrm. and semi
pvt, BATH. Meals above average
quality and quantity. Rates. $50,
S52 so, $50 per person. DU. 9549.
SILVER SPRING. across from Will
liams Chev.-Sirgle and doEble rms,
meals if desired: reas, 81. SS32.
"EXCELLENT FOOD"
1876 MASS. AVE. N.w.-soc. privil,
Men or women share redec. clean
rms. $50 mo. up; SIS wk. Best
eats Sgle., dble., triple "redec."
rooms!
CLUE DUPONT CIRCLE. DE. 1886.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.E.

1000 BLADENS8URG RD. S.E.-Lge.
Ink. nm, for cple. or sgle.; pvt.
home; parking space. LA. G-4491.
35l5 e6th ST. N.E.-A sleeping rm..
all NOD. cony 81 week or S.5
LaRGE aRGiE' ATPRAcTIvE ri Ae7S. ROOM Tl5 With
pvt bath. in pvt. home. for young
ferred. LA. 6-1635 is
FRONT BEDRM.. S25 sgle.: dble.. $40
Ny Ssa snd q q e5s esp Be- 1eds AD O?S5 5g
BEDROOM AND KITCHEN, laundry
faeilities; taG ties; employed couple or 2 girls.
1920 R. I. N.E.-Lge., well-f1rn.
bath; transp. at door; shopping CEN
ter ! blk; laundry privils; S35 sin
gle, S45 double Also first-h. rm.,
$50. LA. 6-7096.
1910 10th ST.-Neat. warm, single
room in nice home: ! blk to car OF
aStR PL,ppoubie room 59 for tg'ei employed
squpie sfSer pm Gal Ifi PfiV{e sea57s. am , and
1929 S. DAKOTA AyE.-Large front
room. senipIt bath; TRANSFORMATION
49, 'V5i cRITTE&DEV 81 ~ ST. N.E.Ihge.
girls La. Deo333:aS :S''' -0' '''e' VI =
LGE. FRONT RIM, next to bath, some
ppriy5ilS5; pn5h5 conv transportation. Ii.
NEAR aand AND RHODE ISLAND
Newly fqrn. front room. next bath.
for gsItlsman; ger, Ho; , ,6662.
ljv. rm;; bedrm;, kit. and bath. Also
Lincoln Park and car line.
PVT. BATH, attractive twin bedrm. ;
pear nCU Gu; S35 sgle.. $40 dble. LA.
cH,IItMmNicely lIn,i;L i. furni room in new
1901 IRVING sT. N.E.NFront room,
semipvt bath; gentleman only
s4I7 aith ST. N.E.-Furn. from
room. single, private home. unlim
ssIS sSHs SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. Me-
Lge.. nicely furn. dble rm. with ext
bath; auto. heat, lndry privils; easy
parking. sgle.. $50; dble.. $40. Ho
BEAUTIFUL CORNER RM.. next to
/ bath. in new pvt. home, 2 blks. to
e6oi i'-IIP UPsHUR HUI ST. N.E.1Large mas nj
/ ter bedrm.. pvt. bath and entr.; hkp.;
! nr. Gu conv. bus serv.. 90 min.
| dntn.: for l or ? empl. gent. or cpl.
! FIRE! FIRE! FIRE!
Fire notices" for your rms. or apis.
your hall are REQUIRED by new
Law! law s1I5 fire notices 1nIy 5oc 81 I"
1921 14th St. n NV. Quick Service, q
COLORED SGLE. GIRL to share rm.
with housekeeping privileges. AK.
CoLo5RED-FRoNT ROOM; cookins
privilegeass, 722 Maryland ave, ne,
ri ~ oR5En1@@o o5S1@o; TWO Anyo1N,Nc rn,s
for empl. couple or 3 girls. Ii
coIoRED-LARGE FRONT roo room;
S12; small front rm., SO; next tc
bath; bath gaS ss, heat mtn hot r wateF asga elec
coLoREp -ATTRACTiVE RIM. fol
transp.; S35 mo. LII. 4-7126. 1t
CoLoRED-LARGE FRONT ROOM
vel, furn.; refined couple. ! Ii
coioRGD-e7 oiH;,RI: V ST. N.E.-Front ont rm. N
empl, cpIe.; phone privil. NO. 7554
coLoREp-.ao 1th ST; N.E;mN,ce5, l;72s y
CoLoREDEs ADJoINING RMS
Large unfur.. | sing furn,. rem
toSether or separate. MI. 34Sl:
CoLoREDH-zREFINED GENTLEMAN
week; near N. Capitol and Michigan
aveS. Call after /, HO. Abs.
COLORED-MASTER BEDRM., will
cooking privil.; couple; call VI. 1856
COLORED-133 r ST. N.E.-Larg,
front room, furn. or unfurn.; kitcher
priv; in private home; easy terms
Phone DU. 09S4.
COLORED-NICELY FURN. ROOM
, for employed gentleman. Ii. 6-0S19
1746 Lang pl. ne.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
ROOMS FURN.-k.E. Cont

CoLORED-NICE FURN. ROOM. sin
gle person. SIS week. Call after 6
pm, TR. 0939.
C0LORED-LARGE unfurn. rooms,
clean; home privileges. 80 v ne,
Adams 2457.
COLORED-2 NEATLY furnished
rooms for men; PRIVILEGES. LA.
6-6644.
COLORED-2 ATTR., conf. rooms;
conv. to transp.; home privilS.: will
board. LA. 6-5071. -21
COLORED-1738 LYMAN PL. NE
Furn. single rm. for employed man.
Ii 6-57S3
COLORED-FURNIS - Employed
couple, woman or gentleman: privi-
leges. 420 10th st. ne, Ii. T-0053.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
COUNTRY BOARD

PRACTICAL NURSE will room and
board elderly lady, man or child;
semimodern home; small town. near
bus terminal. Please write for
information and references, Mt.
jackson, Va. Box I64. Is"
Evening star., 1950-10-15

CoLoRED-LARGE FRONT ROOM,
End floor cooking and laundry priv
tleges, for nice couple. AID. 1888.
CoLORED-16OI d ST. SEE rms.
unfurnished for couple. No children.
Some PRIVILEGES.
COLORED-UNFURN nice rm.
for rent S36 a month with use of
kitchen Phone MI. 516S.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
ROOMS UNFURNlsHED

Mr.. PORTER AND CONN, rm. with
lge. closet, kit. privl. or grill. Call
EN-. 1920 after z pm. -15
TWO LARGE RMS, pvt. bath. utils.
incl. refgr,; nr. Agriculture bldg.
CoLORED - UNFURNIsHED ROOM,
suitable for ] or couple; with home
prtYileses: ne. section. AK. 0392
Evening star., 1950-10-15
WESLEY HALL,

Spacious dble. rms. in remodeled re-
dec. bldg. Running water in every
rm. Large closets; dances and free
movies. Rec. rm.; Bendix washer;
selected menu; S4S to $3.50. 1925
21st st. NV. HU. 1924.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
ROOMS FURNisHEp-s.E.-s.W.

516 SEWARD so. Sc. off 9th and
semiprivate bath. -15
a5a sth ST. S.E.-Room, next to
bath; clean and comfortable; $40
mo-; men only. Call after $50
EID2RHY Z ffaI1f' WOMAN for room with
phone, in private home, with kitchen
4I3 SEWARD SQUARE s.E.-Front
rm, dble., all privileges. -l5
1871 BURKE ST. S.E.-Large rm,, l
or , men, twin beds. pvt. bath; near
Gallinger Hospital. AT. O799. --l6
CAPITOL HILL BARGAIN furn.
apts.. converted: 3-story detached
post. This will pay for Itself and
Close To FAIRFAX VILLAGE
Nice clean rm., in pvt, quiet, semi
det. home. VI. Sl36.
si9 ADRIAN ST, S.E.-Nice rm,,
sgle. or for couple; kit. privileges
ANACosTIA-Front rms, dble. and
sgle.: ind tlr.; pvt home; suit
settled young men. AK. 35l4.
v st.--Nlcely furn. front
room tor gentleman; clean. COM
Portable; near bus. AK. 3549.
CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY / BLK.
Lily. rm., bedrm., nicely furn;,;
suitable 2 adults. 322 A st. s.e IL
FRONT RM., nicely furn.; adj. oath
and shower; also attr. corner, rm.
with porch; nicely furn.; nr. bath;
reaS.; gent. LU. 4-4799.
HILLCREsT-Front rm.. attractively
pMine M center and and transDo. vi II. 65ai.
4OiI d ST. S.E.-Large front room,
two closets. next to bath: l blk, to
transp.: suitable for couple; cooking
HRlrEdRfsrnSfse RFlE!fSfssr 4 Sfsrfd rm. in des home:
- min. from suitland. Andrews
100 KENTUCKY AVE. s.E.-Bright,
clean front room, IN congenial home;
,99, s9-d HIr4n, snsniG; Ii AVE- 3-32si Z w-Nsw,v
dec; con1. Boilins Field and Naval
3-577I after & pm. weekdays.
235 9th ST. S.E.-Nicelv furn. rm.,
next tc semipvt. bath, in. quiet
home: conv. to cars and buSses;
cent. non-drinkers. FIR. 69S3.
1876 F ST. sE-S7
Lovely large front rm.,,. turn-; faces
park. Mrs. Casteel will show.
SAM ROSEY, AID. 2700
FIRE! FIRE! FIRE!
Fire Notices. for your rms. or apis,
your hail, are required Dy new law
5 Fire Notices only soc; II for 81.
PAUL j. MILLER CO
1921 14th ST. NV. QUICK Service"
CoLORED: 1857 TALBERT TER, Sc;
Neat furnished room for employed
couple, home privls. LU. 4-6007.
--15
CoLoRED-Two large double rooms;
couple or two gentlemen; on busline.
Ii. 7-7451 or Ii. 4-9391. -15
COLORED-LARGE front room for
couple or single person, SS wk.; also
small room for single person, $3.50
wk. Home privilS. ME. 1868. -l5
COLORED-2 FURN. ROOMS, with
cooking PRIVILEGES. Call Ii. 4-0l59.
COLORED-I422 POTOMAC AVE
Double room for refined young cple
or settled ladies; all PRIVILEGES; $40
per week Ii. 4-2925. -l6
COLoRED-9 NEATLY furn. rooms
for rent; Kitchen privilege. VI.
800, los 46th st. Sc.
Evening star., 1950-10-15

COLORED
1909 North Capitol st.
Jewly furn. Ink. rms, next to bath,
S45 mo. Adults only. Call ME.
0095. -2l
Evening star., 1950-10-15

The John Kilpen Hotel
2310 AShmead Place NV.
Double and single rooms. some with
lent meals; home atmosphere; 24-hr
switchboard and elevator service.
HO. 1868
Evening star., 1950-10-15
FIRE.!

701 10th st. NV, near White House:
newly decorated double rooms; maid
service; reasonable weekly rates.
Evening star., 1950-10-15
ATTENTION!

Available Nov. 1st. Unusual rooms
bath and Ink. Dupont circle area.
weekdays. Sunday 10 to 1. IS"
&O27 Sth ST. N.W.-Newly furn,
single or double room for ! or 2
neople; eonv. transp.; reas. Id
Evening star., 1950-10-15

DUPONT CIRCLE, 2017 Que st, NV;
entire floor. pvt. bath; suit. 8 or 4,
Io;,,,;ISi,,a pUi ALSO after pm; 9 ona IL -,
Grated suitable foT T. 7os sth St.
ARf: T: Ske shser ciAR.&Entire Him. 1st ia Il. ?
I1{I5s mins Pent' oM 3 6l74f E; s11o mo. incl.
CHEVY Isf5Si oM CHAsE4Three rms. bath
and kitchenette to 2 empl. ladies or
empl. couple; Ch. Chase. EN-. 5S22.
LIv. RM.. bedrm., kit, and bath, in
refined home; near busline. Call
Sat. after 8 pm. Call SUM- between
1906 4th ST. S.E.-New duplex, de-
living room, bedroom. dinette. hall
and bath, GE kitchen. 3 picture
windows, 4 closets, custom-made
drapes and rugs, good furniture. new
mattresses; 3 adults; child accepted.
5s7 BUCHANAN ST. N.w.-Basement
efficiency apt, large room and kit;
conv. transp.; reaS.; employed. -l5
FURN. APT, End floor; pvt. entrance,
liv. rm., bedrm.. dinette. kitchenette.
bath; close to transp:. and Walter
Reed; couple only; $75. 81. 1926.
MT. PLEAsANT-Nicely furn. 1st-
floor apt, pvt. bath. suitable for, 2
or 3 empl persons. HU. 4267. -15
APT, 5016 3rd st. NV;
large furn. Ink. rm., refgr., pvt.
bath; gentleman: S45. -15
BSMT. APT, clean, partly furn.; en-
ployed couple preferred. Call ewes,
IA. S2S1; Sun. 10 to 5. -16
1000 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
Conv. to Govt. bidgs. and downtown;
basement front rm. and kit, semi
pvt bath: utilS. furn., no dishes or
linens; adults only; $50 mo. ST.
334T. If
SETTLED employed couple; attract
furn. apt. including liv. rm.. din.
rm., bedrm., kit. bath; ref. Phone
LU. 4-2519 or ia. 6SS2. -15
144I HARVARD NV. Apt. 32-2
large bedrms.. liv. rm., kit, bath,
foyer; suitable adults. -l5
INN. 3 OR ROOMS, large, light;
couple pref. or 2 girls; utils. furn.
1 7O6 18th ST. N.w.-Large basement,
front and back entrances; "a
adults. HO. 1890. 49,
ROGERS HEIGHTS, MD,-Liv. rm..
bedrm. kitchenette. bath; utils. in
el.; employed cple. WA. s794. --15