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Said he heard Warrins say the
words Major" and Boss" after
Captani Richitt had asked War
ring who had sent him over to see
him. Corporal causey stated that
he heard Captain Richitt mention
the word Barrett: and that he
never herad Warning use the name
Barrett" or the word Boss"
After the interview Captain Rich
lit instructed both causey and
Reid 10 remember what had oc-
Cured. Neither Reid nor cauSey
saw or heard any attempt on the
part Of Warning to brioe Captain
Richitt. Neither CsuSey nor Reid
made any notes Of the incident.
they said, No official report was
ever made Of the supposed bribe
attempt by Captain Richitt.
Neither did he make any attempt
to arrest Warning although at
tempted bribery Is q felony under
the District Of Columbia Code.
BARRETT ORDERED REPORTS.
Major Barrett testified that the
first he knew of any interest by
the Committee In the gambling
activities in No. 3 and 7 was on
February lst, 1850, after q con-
ference with Mr.. Hyman L. FiSch-
bach, House once Building. and
others. Later that afternoon he
directed his aide. Sgt. Lewis Peters,
to telephone both Captain Richitt
and Captain Beach; and he
directed both Of them to prepare
special reports for the informa-
ton of the Subcommittee. This
is confirmed by Sgt. Peters. On
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terested In the lack Of the en-
forcement Of gambling laws in
Precincts No. 3 and I. Captain
Richitt further stated that War
ring had said that Major Barrett
had sent him TO Richitt. He also
stated Warning attempted to bribe
him.
Captain Richitt further stated
that on the morning Of January
81. in response to a telephone
message from Private Ernest Reid.
he had called Major Barrett from
18th and L Street NV. and had
been advised by Major Barrett
that the Subcommittee was inter-
ested in the lack of enforcement
Of gambling laws in No. 8 and No.
a. Captain Richitt stated that
he had been advised to call Private
Reid while in Murphy's Restaurant
at 1901 L Street NV. and that
the request to call Reid had been
relayed to him by Mr.. Jack Leon
ard who runs an establishment
at 1903 L Street NV. Private
Reid stated that Major Barrett
had personally called him about
S:45 am. that day and told him
he wished to have Captain Richitt
communicate with him. That
same afternoon. Captain Richitt
stated. at about 4;05 pm. he
received phone call from Emmitt
Warning and that about 4:lo pm.
he instructed Corporal George E.
Causey and Private Ernest Reid
to stay close" because Warning
was coming in. Reid was in the
office during the entire interview.
Corporal CauSey was in the Office
from time to time. Private Reid
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James Salt, assigned as patrol
signal system officer, that he
had caught hell" from the cap
tain because he had marked
him down as calling in from
patrol box Il don't recall the
number. Upon examining the
patrol signal system record !
noticed that an entry opposite
the captains name had been
eradicated. I made no further
effort to pursue the matter since
I assumed the captain had full
knowledge as to the person re-
sponsible for the eradication of
this entry and am not even
certain that it happened on
January 81. 1850"
Private Salt denies that he was
ever reprimanded by Captain
Richitt as described by Sgt. Germ
hofer. Captain Richitt also dimes
that any such incident occurred.
Private Salt says at 2 am. on the
morning of March 9th he was
called to the upper floor of the
Third Precinct by Sgt. Gernhofer
and Sgt. Gernhofer told him that
he (Gernhofer) recalled an Incl
dent in which Private Salt told
Sgt. Gernhofer that he got hell"
from Captain Richitt and that
Private Salt replied II cannot re-
member at any time while under
Captain Richitt's command that 1
received any dressing down from
him" Private Salt also stated that
that Sgt. Gernhofer stated that he
remembered it was Private Salt
because Salt was a conscientious
worker. Salt replied to him that
he did not recall the incident
whatsoever.
Pvt. Salt repeated the incident
in the presence of Sergt. Germ
hofer and Gernhofer admitted
that such a conversation occurred.
Sergt. Gernhofer then admitted
he had received a call from Pvt.
Reid the night before in which
Reid asked hi INTO help him in
connection with the ink eradica-
ton. Sergt. Gernhofer stated the
reason he took Salt up on the
second floor of the precinct was
that he did not want to interro-
gate him in the presence of a lot
of people. He could not explain
why he found it necessary to take
Pvt. Salt up to the second floor
when he could have taken him in
the Office on teh main floor. Sergt
Gernhofer stated that he gave a
copy of his statement on the
morning of March to Pvt. Reid
when asked for it. This is denied
by Pvt. Reid. Thereafter Germ
hofer said that Reid did not ask
for it but that he CRei0 picked
a copy of it off his desk and that
he permitted Reid to see it be-
cause he thought there might be
something in the statement to
help him. Gernhofer stated that
he typed the report before he had
talked to Pvt. Salt. Sergt. Germ
hofer was asked whether he usual
ly permitted subordinates to re-
view confidential reports ad-
dressed to the captain. He said he
showed Reid the report because
he said he thought he was an in
terested party and showed it to
him only because Reid had called
him the night before. SergU
Gernhofer was asked why he had
typed up the report before he
had discussed the matter with
Pvt. Salt, and was further asked |
why he did not include Pvt. salts
statement IN his report and hc |
stated that it didn't occur to him
at the time. |
Sergt. Gernhofer further stated
that the reason he talked with
Pvt. Salt was to tell him what he
(Gernhofeo was going to say in
his report to Inspector Lutz and
Sergt Gernhofer stated that he
told Pvt. Salt that he was going
to make statement that he had
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THE EMMITT WARRING
INCIDENT

On March 8. 1850, Captain
Richitt charged that Emmitt
Warning. alleged gambler, had
come to his Office in the Third
Precinct and told him, in sub
stance, that Major Robert j. Bar
rett, Superintendent Of Police, had
informed him (Emnitt Warringa
that the Suhco otnrs1ittee I OF I the
House District Committee was in
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Report Rejects Charge
Borrett Contacted Marina

In re: Supplemental report to
the special report dated April 8.
1850, relating to various members
of the Police Department.
In the report to the Board of
Commissioners. dated April 6,
1850, with respect to an investi-
CATION of certain matters involv-
ing various members of the Police
Department there were two mat
ters upon which no conclusions
were given to the Board of Com
missioners. The reason was that
no findings with respect to these
matters had been made by the
Subcommittee of the House Dis
trict Committee Investigating
Crime and Law Enforcement in
the District of Columbia.
Instructions were given on May
II. 1850. by the Board of Com
missioners to obtain clarifying in
formation with respect to the
pendency Of these matters. On
Thursday, May Is, 1850, advice
was received from the Honorable
James c. Davis, chairman of the
subcommittee. to the effect that
the subcommittee would not make
any findings with respect to as
tsertions made by Capt. Anthony
Richitt at the hearings on March
3 and 4, 1850, and that the Com
missioners are free to resolve
these matters without fear of
transgressing on the jurisdiction
of the subcommittee.
CHARGE AGAINST
INSPECTOR JEFFERIES.
On Saturday, March 4, 1850,
Captain Richitt charged that In
spector John r. Jefferies directed
him to make false report in
volving suspected gaming place
in the Third Precinct. The al
legged false report and all other
reports relating to the incident
are part of the record of this
case.
When called upon Captain Rich
lit was unable to point out sin
gle fact which could be termed
as false"
Conclusion: There is not a shred
Of evidence in the record to sup
port this charge by Captain Rich
lit.
THE EMMITT WARRING
INCIDENT.
On March 8. 1850, Captain
Richitt charged that Emmitti
Warning alleged oamhler bod
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

1915 18th ST. N.w.-For 4 perma-
nently empl people. entire end q,
compl furn:. cross ventilation. Ia
Sc. SEC.-New. mod, liv.-din. rm
comb. bedrm.. kit. and bath: all
mod. convens, utils. furn.; 500 mo.
FuRNIsHaED s-bedrm. apartment. i1
Alexandria, June September /.
1876 MICHIGAN AVE. N.E.-Entirely
pvt, well-furn., B rms. f2 bedrms. !.
bath; good neighborhood: bus At
door; adults. no pets: refs: $50
No; all Ttils LA; s-4325: ia
Asgl.s Ass e, only. !, Nc e1 dTtRs,nF, assa $50.
MI IL PIRAsASf-si44S aIR 81 ~ STU fsih st. a NV.
adj. living rm.. with Ink. priviis.
for refined people; excel. transp,
IN APT. BLDG, near capitol-Bed-
living rm-. kitchen. dinette, dressing
closet, bath; Ssb. -housekeep-
bath. FriEidaire: $40. Nicely furn..
eple; only MANAGER. Pr s433,
ai47 + ST. N.w.-studio rm.. refrr..
Tv, shower. encl. porch. pvt. lawn.
So .50-S3 90 day. Ex, 0653 --15
2-RM. APT. everything furn; Ice.
and clean; sesl next to bath. o. < st
r. j. AVE. N'E."1-bedrm. apt; sss:
utilities incl; mr. bus and car: no
drinking or pets. LA. 6-s041. Ia
BROOM GARDEN APT, neatly fur
nished, all utilities. excellent neigh
borhood; near everything. IA. o256.
l&s
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ROOMS FURkIsHED-N.E.

CLEAN COMFORTABLE RIM. in pvt.
home; new bed; SIS week. MI. 3s99.
s14 D ST. N.E.-Large, bright front
FeG~ PeG Reef esft IT, t. sasa, ss91 men, So zach
Mr.. C .U.-Double and single rms.
3 gentlemen; twin beds. NO. 6365.
41O 11th ST. NE. Apt. 3-single
rm:, nicely furn., clean, plenty hot
4iii 14th ST. ST N.E.-Master Mast bedrm., 2
pvt. shower. spacious cedar closet;
TWIN wi eOTn9I eofortabe aA Ssse9 Sess p A.,
room; 2 men; private home; COW. o
70 restaurants and transp. .DU.
THE GALENA. 1ae B st. n.eLdirl
LGf LaRkins eoMFoRTABLER oSa1Sf5fa TR rRoSr a55s Rms
suit. for 3 or 4 semipvt. bath,
Gonv. % transp.,, unlim. phone. radio.
TV; white neiehborhood. FIR. 035s.
3!1O S. DAKOTA AvE.-clean, nicely
furn.. twin-bed rm., large closets;
PIX to r: I. ave. cars; kit. privil
" II DESIRED; 500 mo-; employed adults.
fime M1; "a 81 "a after ter $50 Friday, Any
NICELY FTRN. ROOM; convenient
Gs,, 70 oqS; qSi moyieS GseS and shop. center.
LARGE afit Eo' FRONT fcos2g' ROOM for .la enpl,
couple co in pvt: home; kitchen priyils;
SINGLE ROOM for gentleman, in pri-
traesr yate home; si1 near sseo bath; l blk; to
PRIVATE, frst-foo single room also
r. I ave. ne. DE. 245a.
6e6 A ST. NE.-Med. size bedrm.,
adj an, bath. S1h. windows Si5 mo; lEe,
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, with
porch: cooking facilities; nr. Lin
1Gr e9ln rRoNr nsns; IL II; 4s4I27 sa,ltSr .xo,,,
for ?; refs: exchanged; gentlemen
33e 10th ST. N.E.-Singie room, next
to bath, in modern home; refer
NR. CATHoIfG u.AAdi. "a POI bath, iaun-
dry privilege. phone; excel. transp.:
employed young lady. DU. 0650.
coLoRED-LARGE FRONT ROOM
coEoRED@s1NGLE Ok Rf1 mG; SINGLE r Room for N man
4o49 II re near bus stop, Call !R.
coEoRED-nseo t%t9 coRBN pL. NJ
COLORED -. NEWLY RENOVATED
,ront rm... nicely furn.; suitable for
| couple; privileges. Ii. 3-7746, 1915
CoLoRED-CLEAN. COOL RIM. in
| summer for sober, employed couple;
use Of kit. and dinette: u block
from Seat Pleasant carline. AK.
coHoRED-LoyELY FRONT RIM. in
quiet neighborhood. for empl. mar
| ried cple.,, with privils. Ii. 3-45S2.
CoIoREDGsiNGLE RIM. also dble.
| rm. to share for man; cooking priv
CoLoRED.FURN. OR UNFuRN. RM'
for couple or single person; home
privils. 1116 54th ave. ne. Chapel
COLORED-DBLE. RM., child ac-
cepted: privils.; conv. transp. Call
CoIoRED-5ee 10th ST. N.E.-cou-
pie. must be working. Back room.
$40. JO o-S422. -l5
COLORED-Middle room, employed
couple only; no children. TU. 1883
CoLoRED-vICINITY of 17th and
Bennine I'd. n.e.-Dbl. rm. for man
OLORED-N.E.-Nic front rm. for
gentleman; privils.; $3.50 wkly
Call TR. 1888.
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CATTLE 8 LIVESTOCK tcsns.

STUD HORSE for saie-Beautiful
registered Kentucky saddle horse
partly broken. to ride and drive;
dark chestnut sorrel; 1871 hands
weight approx. 1850 lbs; grandson
of King BARRYMORE 1851. by Bour-
bon King 17ss; both hind STOCKINGS
stripe; coming yrs. old; 4-senera-
tion pedigree will be supplied on re-
quest. DR. VERNON J. LoHR. New
( Market Va. Phone 1S4.
FOR SALE-calves, steers and heif-
! Nd. Rockville a40s or Ma. s6I0.
! CAPTAIN JINKs. at stud. sire Of
winners on the tract and in the
! mares. s. per day; colts for the
tract and show ring for sale. Call
/ Marlboro 2231.
BAY GELDING, 18 hands, 5 gated
10 years, $50: Morssn mare; reg.
t'se tSsered. 10 hands; ssoo s3oo; Morgan
near Chain Bridge. OR. SIPS.
NANNY GOATS (2J, reasonable. AK
! 1913
FOR sALE-5 young hogs. weight
30 pounds each; also double sec
tSn Sc, ,DFns tosh harsSN Rows III s3ss
Priced to sell now. GE. Abs.
HOLSTEIN COW, with 2nd calf (heif-
err. r. RHODES, Old Gunpowder
rd., Beltsv1lle, Mo.
FRESH COW, good producer, gentle,
| Guernsey springer. freshen any time
lge. shorthorn helfer. registered
snorthorn bull, milking strain; Nc
Cormick Deering wagon tractor
hitch; cutoff saw, steel frame, used
very little; 2 turn plows, 1-horse
cultivator. other plows; English pony
saddle, practically new; set pony
harness, Army saddle. c. M. HIRST,
Fairhill Farm, 4 mi. west of Falls
Church on Lee hwy. Telephone FA.
HOLSTEIN MILK COWS and bred
heifers; also res. Berkshire sows and
service boars. Phone Waterford
FOR sALE-1 Holstsin heifer. 1st
es, esr day excel Fat4tak nilke5 zsW1 g1vfi A gal
REG. MILKING shorthorn bull, red,
3 yrs. old, from REGISTER of Merit
Wachusett strain: $500. FA. s462
5-YEAR-OLD palomino gelding. 2
registered walking horses, black and
white ladies' mare. bay Western
horse q pony, reasonable: new and
brides and equipment. Horse show
May 2S. start 10 am. HILLTOP
FARM Fisher Td.. Temple Hills. Nd,
FOR RENT-Pasture, plenty shade
and water; for sale. milking goats
and kids. FA. 4037.
GOATS. Toggenberg, gray; fresh;
= yearlings: one kid. WA. 2024.
PONIES FOR SALE-A pr. Of very
fine ponies that are each 4s-in. tall
and exceptionally well matched;
well broken to drive double and to
ride; will sell l or both. They, are
SHEARER, HO. 4743.
each; l almost new farm tractor
trade. Please call after Sunday,
Eneleside 66-W-4.
PIGS SHOATS. all sizes; excellent
s,tf2s STICK ass9' Sow ready to breed, Rock
PONIES. YOUNG. gentle and beauti-
full, large or small. for playing
and riding, for showing or hunting:
see them. Also thoroughbred brood
mare, Tennessee walking mare and
pure-bred Welsh stallion. Welsh
pony at stud SH. 6959..
OUTSTANDING 3-YR.-OLD Shetland
pony mare; unusually gentle. well
broken. Telephone Mr.. LORY, Lor-
ton, Va. 14-F-14; weekdays. RE.
5000. Ext 2O92
GOATS. 1@. good mixers. c. l..
MADSEN Inquire Armstrong Tex
AGO Gasoline Station, Forestville. Md
QUALITY HEREFORD STEERS
PUREBRED BERKSHIRE PIGS
MT. PRosPEcT FARMS,
pocLyyii1A OA1S on
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ROOMS WANTED

BACHELoR wants room with kitchen
priytiegeS. back yard With fence for
collie des. Cali TONY oERAci,
wASTED~Hom. in private home 70.
two boys. Is and 81 months, sub
urban location preferred. Board
paid Seml-mcnthly, Box SSH. Star
LADY desires unfurn. rm. and bath
with cooking facilities vic 18th and
coiHme,a rd Box i6S-E, star. i
rm.. kit and bath apt uuiurn
nv or ne. section preferred NO,
CoMFoRrARIE ROOM in prtvat.
home, by elderly lady, Finest Of
references. Box S51-H, star.
EMPLOYED LADY desires room with
psn private ,S or sSsmipriyate bath IN OF
Box 9th Star.
WIDOW desires unfurn, or furn
share apt, Box 10Th s.Af' )"
BY MDDLE-AGEp employed widow.
in private home; Protestant. non
smoker, non n-drinker. no cooking de-
sired. Northwest. Box 3S4H, Star,
SINGLE MAN desires small. quiet.
sleeping room: furnished or unlurn.
excellent references, do not drink
or smoke. Box 35S-B. Star.
GENTLE LADY, employed desires
private room in apartment home
some kitchen priyIlegeS, on Conn
ave, or vicinity. Box 26a-H. star
ELDERLY LADY OF refinement wishes
Ink rm, or board. IN Silver SprlnE
only. SH 6S0l.
ARMY OFFICER, single. middle Ased
seeks clean ano airy furnished apart
Uent OF SlttF hNV,Nn
!; nice neighoorhood preferably nv
suburbs, SIS TO Si@5 for suitable
oedroom, study, private bath and
limited kitchen priVileges: extra for
sarage II available. ref. exchanred
Box 314-H Star.
MAN desires room in Alexandria, Va
Sest references furnished Box
Bah, Star.
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Excellent quality; immediate servi
reasonable. GIL. S3l9.
POULTRY g. EGGS

CoWAN CHCKS-Md., o.. s. app
pull; clean; fryers wholesale, retail;
buy from breeder for more profit;
5sti batch Ives Ia,. GoWAN fS FARMS phone
RINGNECk PHEASANTS - Set your
select stock, 3oc ea.; also. order.
accepted for future delivery Of
started chicks; some breeding stock
avail. Phone Vienna 156-W-3.
GEESE, day old and started; Muscovy
duck eggs from prize winning stock
BABY CHICKS (po culls!: U. s. ap:
proved, pullorum controlled; Barred
Rocks. New HampShires. Hamp. Rock
crosses, S675 per 100: heavy breeds
HsshoIn S975 puefs ktsh0sn s4ss fHskeFsS W
ship COD, plus postage. GEN
POULTRY, 1851 Vine ST.. Phila
BABY d. CHICKS. fine quality, your
choice mo Leghorns; no cgllso; b B
Roeks Rosks on n w T. Wssnd05e1 Rsda Eess
100; pullets. S11.S0; H. cockerels
$3.50 COD, plus postage. Ma
TIoNAL CHICKS. SPAS Temple I'd.
BABY CHICKS-2-week special: Reds
or heavy breeds, S24.50;. Min. y
cockerels. S4. 4.95; chicks for meat
S3 90; immediate delivery, COD
KRYDER'S HATCHERY, Box 295
Blackwood. n. J: Phone. s-05s2:
PEKIN DUCKLINGS, 25 for 81; Mus
covy eggs, started chicks. WA. 1545
MAXWELL, Lanham, Md. .,
BABY AND STARTED CHICKS. ~
cents up; baby turkeys. 30 cents
ROY WHITE, . miles south Of Laure
on Baltimore pike.
HINES CHICKS, Pullorum passed
Md, q. S. approved. Leghorns, B
p Rocks and New Hampshires
Hatches every Friday. Closed or
Sunday. Olney. Md. Ashton 2021
SURPLUS CHICKS. $5.5O-1O0 COD
New Hampshires, Barred Rocks, White
Rocks and heavy assorted. AS hatchec
or cockerels. Specify when ordering
Also 3 week-old chicks. 22c each
Prices at hatchery L F. CARTER
R-11. Mingoville. Pa.
JAMES FEED STORE, 619 K st. NV
Conkey's Y-O feeds: baby chicks:
poults, poultry supplies. ME 00S9
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RAMS; ms xo.6 reg Suffolk 3 years ,9 old
fGM 3ane s46E A. 7a4 B. BE- BE- Hoi l. on= pooGE ofin
REGiSTERED 4-YR.-oLD MARE. by
Gerald. out of Brief March: l chest
nut hunter hack gelding: l bay
four and / ive-year-old buckskin:
other gentle horses and ponies for
ladies and children. Rockville 1859;
FRESH FAMILY cow for sale. sec
ond calf. Cali sH. 9044 IL
PASTURE sFii WANTED, fae Mclean. 8e ann N. All
8 FRESH cows, Holstein, with 1st
calves and 2 close springers; also
S-l0..wk.-old pigs. Phone Vienna
60 3 'wpTsAiNL1NG / n PIGS, SIS for ga ?; and
so, 50 to lso lbs, sIo to $40. 1s
%aH SGseek, a1sddv%5ni Md of InatsR sso Head htsh-
soRRELL RIDING HORSE, CLASSY
type. 10 years, old, quiet and gentle.
3 Eaits; good cond. A bargain
Milk GoATs. purebred and grade:
kids; fresh milk; tractor plowins;
manure. Reas. EN-. 1888.
PONIES, yrs. old. large size, ready
to train. chestnut. pretty. $3.50 TO
$3.50; also Tenn. walking horse.
$3.50. ALLoWAY FARM. sH. e959.
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AN ALARM CLOCK
See adv. under apt. furnished.
ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

1912 5th ST. NV furnished rms,
with light Housekeeping privileges
all utilities included. ia. 0SS5.
N. H. AVE.-Newly furn. bed. -liv.
rm.; hot-plate, refgr.; laundry privil.
EXP. bus downtown. GE. 9462. is
2 LARGE Ink. ROOMS and .
sleeping rooms; convenient transpor-
tation. Call ME. 5722. IA
45O5 N. H. AVE. NV rooms, kit,
semi-pvt. bath; unfurnished; light
housekeeping: utilities sup: en-
ployed couple preferred: S45. IA
SCOTT CIR.-Lge. housekeeping rm.
nr. bath; Frigid., hot plate; only
$40 week. 1881 o st. NV. go
GEORGETOWN-Be and pvt
bath: entire 3rd floor; insulated;
corner house: grill and refrg., maid
service: on busline. DU 1884. 20
COLUMBIA RD. NV. I333-1a blk.
from 14th st. shopping center:
bright, spacious. newly decorated
Ink room Call HUI R32O
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RMS. FuRN.-MD. & VA

LGE. COMFORTABLE RM. with pvt
gentle family in Chevy Chase, Nd
semi-pvt; bath; refs. required. Tele.
LIVING ROOM. bedrm. and bath
entire TT eo3r 3rd floor; suit. for or :
ROOMS, nicely furnished. next t.
s nsth' ol1sundryy and phone privils.
FALLS CHURCH, vA.-single room
10 minutes to Pentagon or city
private home. FA. 032S. Ia
N. ARL.-Front twin-bed rm. ext
paone; DsOISe,s semi,pyt. bath; eonv. transp ::
IN PVT. HOME. > rms. and bath
suit. for . young men, Mr.. Nava,
hospital in Bethesda s35 ca, OIL
100; 1922 LAWRENCE ST., cOlmar Manor
beds;, | or . girls; will rent single
or dble. WA. 54O9. ii
RM. NEXT TO BATH. sgle.; man;
$50 per mo-; bus l blk. OV. 0094
MEN oNLY-sinsle and double room.
with privilege to share entire private
home near bus; references. Cali
ENTIRE aND FLOOR. I iiv.-bed " rm.,
D. windows. finished in knotty pine,
clean and comfortable: > or 2 EN-,
ployed adults; privS. CHI. s97S.
1910 goth, MT. RAINIER iisht
e66nsdfereplRf e6iIdrens Va 5ssa 5Rs; l fare; no
ROOM for empl. girl or young man
with OR without meals; good loca-
ton; mr.. bus line: center Claren-
don, Arlington. GIL. 9Ol2. IA
Mr.. W. GATE, Andrews Field. lge. SIP.
rm.' pvt. ent.; $3.50 wk. sgle.; $40
SBo w doie. gentlemen pref. Cypress
LADY OR 2 GIRLS OR CpLE., front
sIiso Em;, next ae to BATH kitchen privil.
cHESY" CHASE. MD rms. Iia and
bath; exclusive pvt home; meals
and garage optional. WI. 1887,
morns. and ewes. -15
ALEX.-corner rm., pvt. bath, twin
beds; e@SiovsG c9ny ncI tI5ansP; eSeenatnIemen or
man only, sgle. rm.; near transp.; /;
HaaTTsR1EhE. RhSff sP1iLili Nj MD. ae9S Sarse cor
bedrm. in quiet adult home. dble.
bed; large closet; breakfast privils.;
eo,5nIs ! PIX; BUS l onas or men or working
syEF bash ans srE.NGDbs ssSsse 9.ts rm T.oEsd PVT
For details call MI. 9S72. -i8
S:s s. .1st. ARL.-Double rm. next
to bath, in pvt. home; SIS single
Soq nogt do@6le' oT 7nE5 nTj Pentason and air
stUII;T'ABLE! FoR Or i OR 2 GIRLS or
couple. 2nd H.; close to Pentaeon,
Navy Annex. transp. Phone OF
SINGLE RIM. pvt. entrance; on bus
line; nr. Pentagon; $50. Call OF
Az -
Evening star., 1950-05-14
1605 N Il ANE
mating guests.
PRINCE KARI, HOTEI,

1901 K st. NV; nicely furn., newly
%ifS affSrated at boT rms; d3wntown; phone
81 80 up; dble., $3.50 up.
eony. transp'; SIS per me-; mo. MI. MI.
coLoRED-eo14 5th sT.-1st floor
front room, twin beds; . men, girls
CoLoRFD@ q GRE! cD!e LGf AD ruRa iIst RMS. re-
fined working cple. or > girls; cook
ing privils; liv. rm: "a blk. off 14th
coLoRED@s577 wARDER ST. NV,
furnished or unfurnished room for
coEoRED@RooM eas Rfh6on IN fsSR fok = WORKING 54.
1lth and Euclid SITS. NV. Cali HU
c6i SGs3 opFn for inf9rmatiSn E%R e n, ov,n Ia
cooking o. r., p5iyileses. s15s 1885 Oak st
coEORED2i6sso coRcoRAN ls ST..
NV, nicely furn.. single and double
rms: next to bath; End Il, . use of
phone; chw,; all privils. MI. 1871.
CoLoRED-s6so 18th ST, for en-
pioyed plo III man; all privils.. $3.50. per
cokoREDENEArLY cookoIIi lSH4 furnished dh4 front
bedrm. on 2nd floor; suitable for
cple. or 2 young ladies. Must be EN-
COLORED-LARGE front rm. for
couple or 2 girls. 1927 10th st.
CoLORED-One front rm., furn., to
couple with children, $40 wk. 1871
Corcoran St, HU. 1883.
COLORED-I6O7 sth ST. NV, Apt.
l2-2 furn. rms. for empl. person.
DU. 0276 after 3 pm
COLORED-UPPER NV. Refined
girl to share lRe. front rm., next
to bath, twin beds, twin closets,
phone III rm: home privil. TU. 1852.
COLORED-3rd AND UPSHUR SITS.
aptS.,- I'm. bsmt. gas h-wh.. 3
stoves. refgrS.: priced right, only
So 900 down. ST. 1867. GE 1904.
BREITERMAN REALTY CO. -l5