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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-02-09

charge of this meeting, with
the following oranges repre-
sented, Carlisle, Fulda, Jackson,
Kennonsburg, Laurel, olive,
Renrock, Sharon and Summer
field.
A countrywide banquet will be
held April Is at the First Meth
odist church in Caldwell with
local speaker to address the
group. Leota Robinson, Hannah
Morrison, Lottie Crum, Ella
Parks and Lillian Delaney are
members of the planning COM
mittee. Edwin L. Crum, Eugene
Horton, Emma Massie, Marie
Miller and Cecil Brown are the
members of the Pomona grange
planning committee.
Sharon grange will be host to
Noble county Pomona grange on
March 18, the meeting to begin
at 10 o'clock. A pot luck dinner
will be held at noon.
On June 10, Pomona grange
will meet with Fulda grange to
confer the annual fifth degree.
1t will begin at 8 o'clock p. m.
A bazaar will also be held in
conjunction.
On Sept. Is, Laurel grange
will be host to Pomona grange.
The meeting will begin at 8 o.
clock with a pot luck dinner.
On Nov. II, Kennonsburg
grange will be host to Pomona
grange, the meeting to begin at
8 o'clock. Election of. Pomona
officers for two years will be a
feature. A pot luck supper is
planned.
On Dec. 2, Carlisle grange will
be host to Pomona grange with
the installation of new officers.
Resolutions will also be drawn
up to be presented to the state
grange.
The sixth degree meeting will
be held this year in GAINESVILLE,
sometime during July. Noble
county is planning to send a
large number of delegates for
the conferring of this degree.
Masters of the various oranges
in the county will serve as the
visitation committee. The visiting
schedule is as follows: Carlisle
to Olive grange: Center to Rem
rock; Elk township to Summer
field: Fulda to Center; Jackson
to Laurel; Kennonsburg to
Sharon: Laurel to Fulda; Olive
to Carlisle; Renrock to Jackson;
Sharon to Elk, and Summerfield
to Kennonsburg. All visitations
must be completed before Aug.
Is.
Mrs. Clifford Parish, of Shar-
on, was named chairman of the
Pomona home economics COM
mittee. This committee will hold
bazaar and bake sale and the
proceeds used to defray expenses
of the Pomona grange in send
ing delegates to GAINESVILLE for
the sixth degree.
For the county project, each
grange is to buy something use
full for their school and partici-
pate in the state cookie contest.
Every effort is being made to
make 1850 a banner grange year
in Noble county.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-02-09
BOOSTER CLUB MEMBERS

Please get your membership
dues paid before Feb. Is. AL
though we will have a commit
tee at the door on the night of
the Rose Bowl movies, you can
save us time and help the COM
mittee if you pay your dues
now. Our slogan, Every men,
ber get a new member" and We
will go over the top. Pay your
dues now. Harry A. Sen,on,
Pres, Caldwell Booster Club.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-02-09
UCC Employees Cited By Company
Officials For No-Loss Time Record

Claxng year of operation without disabling acc
dent resulting in no-loss of the IS employees
officials of the Metaurgcal division of the Union Carbide
host the employees OF the Dexter
CITY mining testimonial dinner held last Friday IN the
River View room of the Lafayette hotel, in Marietta
dinner Mr. Charles W. 4etter IN
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-02-09
INFANT HOME

Mrs. Harley Crum and infant
daughter, Donna Jean, were re-
moved to their home on Crum
Ridge, Thursday evening in the
McVay-Shilling ambulance. The
infant was born at Thompson
hospital, Cumberland street.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-02-09
Caldwell PTA Presents
Hi Variety y Feb. "a.
Minstrel Will Feature Home
Talent Production Benefit

45mnute minstrel "Brung In De Prisner, under the
direction of Marvin p Wood, will highight the 1850 edi-
on of H Variety" to be given at the high school audi
orium Tuesday evening Feb H. beginning 800 o'clock
Sponsored by the Caldwell Parent-Teachers Assoca-
ton the proceeds will be used for the rehabilitation pro-
gram at the local grade school building
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-02-09
BIRDS GALORE

Mrs. Arthur Taylor, of Belle
Valley, is now firmly convinced
that spring is just around the
corner. She spotted four robins.
a blue bird, brown thrush and
an English robin at her home on
Wednesday morning.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-02-09
RETURN HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Quick
returned to their home on Main
street, Sunday evening, after
spending the past three weeks
in Eustis, Florida, with friends
and relatives.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-02-09
LOCAL CLAIMS

There were 651 claimants un~
employed one week or more
throughout Noble county during
the month of January, according
to Lee McBurney, manager of
Caldwell unemployment office.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-02-09
SPECIAL -

SPECIAL - $500 CroquignOlel
machine permanent S2.95 DUR
ing February only. Cold waves
$500 and ur. Hazards Beauty
Shop, Phone S1S, Caldwell, Ohio.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-02-09

DOG OWNERS are warned that
they should put the collar
and tag on their dog, otherwise
the dogs will be destroyed. Dog
owners who have not yet pur-
chased tags should do SO i'm
mediateIy, otherwise it could be
rather costly. This is my final
warning.
G.. ID. REED
Dog Warden,
Noble County
31-32-33cn
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-02-09

LARGE SHIPMENT of vICKI-
VAUGHN dresses have just
arrived. Size 8 to 20. Priced
from A.95 to $8.95. Madge's
Specially Shop, Caldwell, Ohio.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-02-09
IN COLUMBUS

Mrs. Kathryn Dutton Danford
of the Merinello Beauty shop at
tended the annual hairdressers'
convention, Neil House in Co.
lumbus, Monday. Mrs. Danford
was used as a model by the New
York hair stylist.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-02-09
REMOVED HOME

Stewart Gordon is improving
at his home on Main street after
having been a patient at Good
Samaritan hospital, GAINESVILLE,
for the past week. Mr.. Gordon
was brought home Thursday in
the McVay-Shilling ambulance.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-02-09
Noble County March OF Dimes
Campaign Closes With Sl69O.l2

The 1850 March of Dimes campaign has been brought
close with $169012 cash in the bank according
released today by Rev O. o. Wilson, chairman of the drive
This does not include the coin collectors local bust
places and few other contributions which will swell the
total amount to approximately $4,000.
already collections
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-02-09
Noble County Oranges
Set Up 1860 Programs
Annual Banquet To Be Held
April Is At Methodist Church

The 1850 program for all oranges in Noble county was
completed Saturday when their annual conference
held at the Olive grange hall, Miller street.
Projects were selected countrywide basis the visi-
ation dates of all grange and the general pro-
gram determined for the year.
Deputy Pomona Master Clifford w Parrish was In
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-02-09
Candidates File Petitions
For Coming May Primary
Fifty-seven Petitions Filed By
Republicans In Committee Race

Candidates seeking nomination election in the May
primary beat the $50 deadne last Wednesday evening"
cording K Walkenshaw election board clerk AS the
Republican faction fight fared anew fifty-seven petitions
filed by persons seeking seats the Republican
ecutve committee.
In the May primary two Republicans will vie for the
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-02-09

HAVING TROUBLE with your
kiddies shoes? If so try a pair
of Red Goose shoes frOsn
Madge's Speciality Shop, Cald
well, CHG. 81
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-02-09

Clifford w. Parrish was in
Evening star., 1950-08-27
ROOMS FURNIsHEp-s.E.-s.w.

329 l1th ST. s.W.-comb. sitting
sleeping room for young married
couple. or 2 gentlemen; near bath;
light. clean; bus stop at door; rent
G1RI aSsI06aDie Or G1kisETo Is: 4H5 Share a-bedrm
apt. walking distance to Census
20 MINIS. TO TOWN. or 2 girls OF
cple,; pvt: bedrm., use whole house
as own; $3.50 mo. 10. 2-9272.
MEN ONLY-In house near Navy
Yard, l block Pa. ave. and 11th Sc
Lovely single, clean, new furn.; age
20-40: entertaining privils. lO16 G
EMPLoYED OR RETIRED LADY
Room, board optional. or room with
light Housekeeping privils.: tonven-
'ent Census Bureau. Lo. 3-S275
$50 !.,, B ST. s,E.-l lge. front rm.,
front. Sc wk,, nr. Congressional Ii
brarg; II. 7:9619. 30.
sLEEP5NG RIM, new twin beds; COW
II 444Hsy Bafnsy Circle Rate reas
l.ao = MASS: MASS: AvE.-Larse front bed.
near busline: Ii, 6-44o5. .
336 1lth ST. SEE furn. rms,
BEAUffFGL BEEfAfUlffFS rffISSHsRjSj fE%iSlSE ROOM sin.
gle; block to shopping center
theater, restaurant, 20 minis. to
DOWNTOWN; automatic washer; avail
Sept. l: 470S Southern ave. s.e.,
AK. 1878.
HILLCREST, 1885 Denver st. Sc
Attrac. room with private family;
semiprivate bath. VI. 0513. -27
623 ALABAMA AVE. S.E.-Single
room, SemipVt. bath; near Boiling
Field and downtown bus; gentleman
only; no drinkers. 10. 2-6556.
CHILD WELCOME, nice room, USE
OF kitchen; day care can be ar.
ranged. AK. 1890. rs
COLORED-205 c ST. S.W.-Twc
dble. rms. Must be empl. men. Coco
transp. Privileges. ST 3175. -27
COLORED-MODERN FURN. RIM.
Kit. privils., etc.: good transporta-
tion. Friendly cple. pref. AK. 1854
Evening star., 1950-08-27
ROOMS WITH BOARD

3611 l4th ST. N.W.-Homelike room
70 self delicious. meals; private
Protestant family; for employed. cui-
faTed bab;as man Tip 4ese .eE woman of settled
AVAILABLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
roc. room MI, IN pvt. home; eonv. transp,;
meals daily. Call OR. 4S97.
1901 r ST. N.W.-Owner manage
RSnt; RGl 74ssl superior rms and sH cuisine,
NEAR ARMoRY-Large front double i
y BLOCK DUPoST CIRCLE, -l6o4
18th s.; Beaut.; 2nd fl. semi liv.
rooms for young men and women.
Good home,cooked food. Reas. ~
LEESBURG PIKE-Retired or empl.
gentleman desired in spacious new
home nom on l acre. Phone Herndon
CHEVY CHASE rms. charming
home, for discriminating women; ali
52i1 end ST. N.W.-A refined gen.
tleman to share master bedroom
twin beds; balanced meals; S45 per
1925 18Th ST. N.w.-Lge. double
triple rms. available; excel. food;
eongenial atmosphere; reas. rates.
NICE ROOM with desk phone, sgle.
dble:; good meals: / blk. bus. non
drinking Christian family: SIS per
VIZ 1911 18th st. ne. DU. 3790.
SLAUGHTER's. 1927 10th st. NV.
tnr. Dupont Circle)-Clean. comfort
able rooms, daily maid serv., phones
IN all rooms, semi-pyt; bath. lge.
aE breasfaEF F ans social dnneT PTvs daxs ehGee
NEAR WALTER REED HOSPITAL,
| 1891 9th st. n.w.-Nicely furn. twin
bedrms'; delicious meals. GE. 4l24.
CONN. AVE. q blk3-Pvt. bath.
no other roomers; discriminating
man. EN- s406.
'25 10th ST. N;W.--Single room.
yoanr W51h dslisi0gs maS cioseI30 i90d' for reped
1:;I5 LANIER RI, N.w.-vacancies
baths; excel: food: reas.
FOR REFINED YOUNG PEOPLE
ood NsS' desTabe esG bde0s ocaton p5y opp bath G.
1895 Sci sfaS 18th T ST. ( NV. " ny NV Nicely fur
ming water, telephones in rooms;
soTTaERN aGTsTs hG9s GooSPSa SsfSfne our specsy as
cool. airy rooms for men, TX; piano.
Mt. Pleas. carline. 1851 Wyoming
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA, 1929 New
Hampshire ave.-Lovely dble. rms.
with pvt. paths. also sgles.. for la
dies and men. Live in Washing
tons most beautiful guesthouse.
TeievIsion and social privils.; unlim.
phone service in each room. CLUB
MASON, NO. 6770. -2S
before they're gone. We still have
some choice vacancies; best of food;
S56 mo. 2230 Mass. ave. NV. 81
1903 NEW HAMPSHIRE ave. NV
Double room, twin beds, good
meals; conv. transp. Price is rea-
1sod :Spa0tsi CUE, ST. N.w.-clean I'm rms,
good food. sgle. and dble., good
I4OI 18th N.W.-Large rms; bus.
people. students; showers, switch
board, Selectiye menus.
WENDELL TERRACL-Cool rms. ige
porch. lawn with croquet; delicious
meals; excel. trans: pleasant young
Heople: S47.50 mo. 1927 Belmont
I'd NV MI 9435
1855 WYOMING AVE. N.w.-Single
and double rms. in beautiful guest
home; delicious food; television; Mt
Pleasant carline. DU. 373S. -2S
ROOM with board. nice rm. nicely
furnished. S15 per week No laun-
dry. Call FA. 3779 -27
Evening star., 1950-08-27
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

ROOM, incl. Ink. porch; working
mother, child; grandmother's day
care, care; J., child. MI. 1857, s to 2,
kESYoN ESfoN ST. 1929 Mt. Pleasant
for fso couple; s55; sgie.. $50. AD
sos VARNUM ST. N.w.-Double room
for 2; laundry and refgr. privils.;
81 wk. each. RA. S552. 80
ALEX, Val room, kit, semipvt
bath, furn., all utilities included
NEAR "A. 4tsIi a.Mi.-1.h.k. room with hgG 90n-
.;Is T5sS s., s; NJ y W. NJ va -55I T.
refgr., gas range, semi-bath, empl
CPL; good transp. AID. O574.
654 X ST. N.E.--Newly dec, nice
clean. light housekeeping rm,, couple
aST4 ST ,stb siTls; ST. II NEss s-34ss. front
eis3 itSs' X ST 81. N.W.-Bright and clean
next to bath. ice box or share Frigid-
aire. $50 mo. for ] or 2. DI. O32S
NORTH ARLINGTON, va rms,
furn,; l;hk;. refgr; conyy;, cony; to transp.'
M ST. NV, 1928, Thomas Circle
English basement; large room, sep
BAsEMENT aIsEs s1 Se; SINGLE, k newly sSi 00d dec
r. W, elec. plate allowed. refgr.,
mnerspr. matt; quiet person, nc
LSGE Al srG1IRo GH RsqRe RooM ssls and kitchen
incl; 2 quiet persons, no drinking
$50 mo. 1349 Columbia I'd. NV
No phone calls. 30
Evening star., 1950-08-27
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING
(ConSinued)

627 QUINCY ST. N.W.-Large rm.,
twin beds; refgr. and hot plate;
laundry privileges. ia. 5S4O. -27
NV, PRIVATE BEDRM., in 5-rm.
!. $50: 6 Z. SO. $s''rzeS IA. S74i. m' Ms7 pnSne'
419 9Th ST. S.W.-Housekeepin rms,
for 2; elec. refgr., running water;
completely furn.; walking distance
downtown. no drinking; SO per wk.
Also sleeping room. SIS. ME. 5000.
1881 CLIFTON ST. N.w.-Lge. sgl.,
SndT1 d5l triple Db,,Js Tms Rfh chidEsn acsepted
$40 month. Ho. 5352. 81
2147 r ST. N.W.-Cooi bsmt. studio
shower; S13-S2O. EX. O653. -oS
CLEAN AND AIRY, running water
and gas ovens; double, $40; single,
So: 1927 9th st. NV. 81"
1918 N ST. NV, mr.. Dupont Cir,
single or double Ink. rm., refgr,
stove; good transp. i
Mr. SHOREBAM. 194s Calvert st.
NV, lge: frt., twin beds and kit,
refrigerator, hot plate only. Beaut.
furn.; $15 wk. AID. 96Sl. -27
MANOR PARK, 607 Quackenbos st.
NV, .sgle. or dble. rm., h.k privils.;
J-6 bus; empl. adults. RA. 8917.
CoLoRED-1 ROOM and kitchen. gas
stove, elec, refgr,; couple. 224 2nd
CoLoREp 81 pisi RA. $s2ei f:aRar sT,7n,o rn,
semipvt. bath; ali utii. eI mel; eauiP;t guiet
persons; ref. req.: $67.5O mo. Apply
calls. 80
Evening star., 1950-08-27
ROOMS FURNIsHEp-N.E.

3417 gath ST. N.E.-Well furn. front
Tm;, Opposite bath; suitable f99S l
rWIS q I fsg1sf sEbRM. AND BATH in bSS 6snt.;
rants; .S45 Il; 5-439Si; m ~.
home; conv; transp., TR. 346s. -
cAPIToI HILL for gentleman, zen en- n. ;, in
ATTRACTIVE ROOM, employed per-
, son, some privileges, a11s.ts AD So4S; nsora
laundry privil.. refined home, cony.
transp;;. $40 for /, s15 for 2 Swk.
ROOMS, Comfortably furn.. with or
without board; white. fine location.
Maf}cHlGSS Ri e n PARE PARK. 5o47 18th St;
Kit, laundry and phone. LA. 6-4795.
637 A ST. Me- rm. for Ink, Sc
for /, 81 for 2 a week; no drinking
rs ns {. fh,9a1fPri cAfEroL sr.-pvt; rm;; clean
lns1 newly AR furnished. semiprivste bath;
excellent transp; victor sl36:
room, TcdoOudulc, QulCb IlClEilpOi
hood. 1910 STABLES st. ne. 27s
737 CRITTENDEN ST. N;E.-witt
pvt. bath; for empl. cple. or
girls. LA. 6-9232.
$500 S. DAKOTA AvE.-Nice dble
room. next bath; pvt. home; bus
at door. LA 6-9122.~ -27
ONE medium size front room; good
location; single or couple. Phone
1900 BOO BLAlDDEENsBURG RID. N.E.ELge
Ink. nm. for couple or single; pvt
home; good transp FIR. 4431. .-2s
TWO r"nMS: partly furn,, for Ink
st floor. private entrance; will ac-
cept infant. TR. 7035. rs
615 A ST.-Single rm.. next to bath.
in pvt. home; settled empl. lady de-
sired; reasonable rent. Ii. 3-3s02
SINGLE RooM-woman preferred
some kit; privilss;s, no other roomers
LARGE DOUBLE, conven. to down.
town; 2 girls, mother and child OF
elderly lady; S35 ea.; board op.
tional, $40 extra. HO. 4166. 81
FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, mex
bath, employed couple or girl. nc
drinking. 1907 Z st, ,n.e. II"
Evening star., 1950-08-27
ROOMS FURk.-N.E. (cont.)

1906 60 MASS. MASS AVE. N.E.-sleeping mzs rm.,
Just redecorated, next to bath; gen.
tleman preferred. Ii. 4-6254. -2S
COLORED-1117 STAPLES ST. NE.
Room; man or woman preferred
c6LosED@isss 81; osIaSssi PROVIDENCE ST.
kE'astnsle SI asan err rm e for man nan or wOman
cSLoRfS2fRoNT sRSe fRa IT, RM. Ms single; all
home privileges; good transportation,
CoLoRED@LARGE coMFoRTABIE
modern furn.. all home privils.;
couple S12, one man or lady S11
wk. Ii. 4-23S6. Sat. and Sun. 27'
CoLORED-RM. EMPL. COUPLE or
privils. FIR. 3471. pr
COLcRED-TWO NICE FURN. RMS.
for G eples;; ta; . or girls; home prtyyils.
coloREDEMAsrER 81; RED BEDROOM, fur
a nished or or Hnfurnshed suitable for
COLORED-NICE ROOM for couple
or single: refined persons only; priv
ileges. TW. O300 morning and ewes.
COLORED-ROOM for empl. couple,
man or woman;- no children. 420
10th ST.; ne. Ii. 7-0O53.
COLORED-116i MORSE ST. NE
Young lady. S2s per mo, share room.
twin beds godd priyegss
COLoRED-RooM for rent with all
privileges; couple or single person;
near bus stop. LU. 1-4081.
Evening star., 1950-08-27
ROOMS WANTED

ROOM. 1st floor. for refined, active.
ton; nursing care only if neces-
sary; pref, kit. privil. nearby Va.
sT1hER1sNSs E Md SH 57s, sMBnssI e tS eBp@oye B%
sssdnsn desires furn Tm pvt bath bat and
b1nhen bsmt no or shs4ns ss1enfS 18th apt st. ve eO
north of Spring rd.; max, GS65.
QUIET H ROOM DESIRED, in home of
adults, in Hillcrest Southeast, by
MaNnS employed lazy " S91S .;tah.r ah
pavieges AnM for refned widow Prot1
estant home: no drinking. Georgia
EMPIoYED YOUNG WOMAN seeks
rm. and board in exchange for some
work evenings and Saturday ater-
EMFnorEP sHPns Mte LRpY Rf5 S78a wishes STAR Single
room, furn.. in refined home, North
WANTED-RooM AND BOARD for
elderly lady in pvt. family. DE.
GENTLEMAN desires one single me-
pisfriet F4S@ SoR sasy SasyS csas staf Wi'an
gentleman; reasonable, state price
PROFESSIONAL MAN, middle-aged
cesires room close to Confessional
Library; 81 week. Box 442-V, Star
ROOM IN CHEVY CHASE or Beth.
eSda hrs. mornings. Mon. to Fri,
for group of children, play blocks.
games. etc. WI 1878
IN PVT. HOME, for working mother
and son, 3. who attends day school
Must be in Chevy Chase area. WI
3203' all day Sunday weekdays
CuLTURED refined lady with best of
references, desires single room. use
of hot plate, $50. Has, lived at
| present address, 2107 "S' st. NV,
IL years, Room 21S; this vicinity
N. Y. BUS. WOMAN desires furn.
| room with kitchenette or efficiency
apt. near transp. to N. H. ave-,
Silver Spring. Suburban Wash.
preferred, ref. Box 454-V. Star.
NEAT, REFINED woman desires rm.
in private family. no. 3S40.
CHRISTIAN Govt lady, bet. Conn.
and 10Th, Mt. Pleasant car prefer
red; light well-furn. dble. bed,
kit privil., 1st f. or elevator: reas.
Box 472-V, Star.
BOARD and large comfortable room
for refined elderly lady. and her
companion in general neighborhood
of goth and KaloTama I'd NV Box
coLokE5 sd25Ri 5'Sd MOTHER, employed, wish
es some one to care for baby in
Evening star., 1950-08-27
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.

MAGNOLIA TERRACE, 1922 Lamont
St, nicely furn. dbl. rms, adj. bath,
illuminated closets. conv. transp.
Also avail. to guests sitting rm.,
sun bathing and laundry privils
Excel nearby meals. Ho; 5702.-27
Large. bright twin-bed rm.; mar
ried crle. or 2 empl.; home privils.
1908 NEW HAMP. AVE. N.w.-Ciose
to hospital; lge. front rm.; pvt.
home; $40 sgle, SIG dble. DI. 4094.
DUPONT CIR, 1887 21st-cheerful
pEiyils.; maid serv. Wi Wi. 256a. Ni
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Lge. master
bedrm. with phone ard pvt bath;
gentleman; $50. OR. 0694. rs
NEAR PORTER AND CONN.-Double
or,,;i,. or single M rm; 6,1n fgrn or unfurn,; kit
1922 PARK RD.-Large bright room,
nicely furnished. End floor, private
home: $50 month -27
THE JAMES" mr.. Dupont Cir, 1721
P st. n.w;-Lovely sgle. and dbIe;
rms maid service DU. o496. Mo2s
Large qttraetiye room, bath; lady.
MANOR PARK-Lge: double bedrm.,
2 girls or employed couple; gentle
home. J-6 bus. GE. s139. Il
MT. PLEASANT, 1921 lamont
dble. rm, share ! with refined lady;
GARFIEGD sfs'iST. ST. Nv NV, sso4-Master
bedrm. with shower. 4 windows; pvt
home: conv. transp. WO. 62S7. 27'
LARGE MASTER BEDRM.. well furn,
quiet quiet home; gentleman; $40. EN-.
1921 18th ST. N.w.-Front sgie. rm.,
kit FnfQr anH lonndru rriuilc
5is $500 BuTTERNSST apa1seii 81 SG' ST. NV, Ice.
conf rm., lge. closet. next bath;
good tranSp., quiet pvt. home, mr..
Walter Reed. ia. 2499. -27
GLOVER PARK, nicely, furnished
DSoSWNSNTowN-a4os SSNS Pa. ave. -ne NV.
lovely single and dble, twin beds,
run. water in rms. showers. walk
19si :ns elS aGE ssTR'i ST. NwTSe 20 M Rennert Re
Real cozy ,sgl. room. near shower.
1S4o p ST. NV, W. the the churchilr'- i Mc
Clean single rooms. running water.
maid maid service, 7,5O-Sl9 weeks Usds Also
1Sos 18th ST. f. NV, wv No, across ssS'' from rom
Statler, attrac: furn. rooms with
water, for ladies. reas. ,2S.
2S17 2Sth ST. NV, conven. to LIZ,
anu D DuS' SnOp. center, MOVIES;
can accommod. 3 men or girls who
apprec. home privil. NO. S271.
CONN. AVE, Woodley Rd. vic. suite
OF rms. twin bdrm., liv. rm.. bath.
Phone and laun. privs. AID. 3517.
141o M ST. NV, apt. 4oe, nicely
furn. room, next to bath; conven-
iently located: very reasonable. 27'
CONN AVE.-Large bedroom, private
apt, bath, separate shower, maid
service: Exclusive address. Privacy
assured. Gentleman only. Ref
erences. Additional room avail
able. DE 6121,- Apt 5. -27
4011 18th ST. NV, I'd floor attrac-
tive porch room, adjacent to bath;
detached home. RA. 1857. -2S
NEAR CONN. AND r SITS, 1888 10th
st. NV. single front rm., semi
priv. bath, gentle family, gentle
LGE FRT. BEDRM. for Q gentlemen
or married cpl; twin beds; pvt. bath;
2 closets. 5317 4th st. RA. 61S6.-27
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM for girls,
with phone, 2 closets, next to bath.
Excel; transp. and neighborhood.
BEDRM. with run. water for sgle.
sober gent. Empl day time. Also
single rm. next bath. DI. 6728. -27
Evening star., 1950-08-27
ROOMS UNFURNISHED

LARGE FRONT ROOM, 2 closets
next. bath. apt: bldg. all transp.
quiet tenant. Box 45O-V. Star.
TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS, kitch-
en- furnished. semiprivate bath. GE.
SINGLE ROOM for employed lady
in private home, share bath / other;
vicinity Wardman Park. S25 mo
HUI. 1902. Is
COLORED-NICE FRONT RM., priv.
Heges; convenient transportation
COLORED-Two ROOMS, furnished
or unfurn., suitable for couple and
one child. in quiet Christian home;
eAA'e Al'' L. '-''''' 1870 3 s7a ne
CoLoRED-33O E ST. N.E.-semi.
furn. rms. Reas. rent. Open for
your inspection. j GERALD LUS-
TINE, 412 9Th st. NV, DI. 5095
CoLORED-BEDRooM for lady; use
OF utilities and phone; conV. transp
Evening star., 1950-08-27
COUNTRY BOARD

HAVE ROOM AND BOARD for two
Catholic childre, in a pvt. country
home. For information, cali MRS
c. o. GREEN. Gaithersburg 330-J-1
MOUNTAIN LODGE-vacation IN tn,
heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains
elevation 1900 it., so miles from
washington. Cool, quiet, restful. 81
DAY. $50 weekly, room and board
MRS ZORN, RID. /, Front Royal
va: Phone 20-F-3 or RA. 9043, Mon.
day to Friday.
COUNTRY HOME
FOR ELDERLY GENTLEMEN. nv AN
EXPERIENCED PRACTICAL NURSE
ROCKVILLE 4543. pa
Evening star., 1950-08-27
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL

OAK, fireplace and stove wood, cut
any length and delivered. AL. l53s
or TIE. 1900. -27
WAR AND STRIKES are uncertain.
Winter will come; prepare now.
and kindling wood. famous Reading
anthracite, Pocahontas bituminous
coal 2 locations serving the en-
tire Washington area. COOPER
SUPPLY CO., AT. 5919; night. 10.