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Valley frontiersman., 1950-12-22
DON L. IRWIN. JR.. HOME FROM COLLEGE FOR XMAS

Among college men who have returned to the Valley to spend the holidays with their parents is Don l.. Irwin, Jr., son of MT. and Mrs. Don L. Irwin. The junior MT. Irwin arrived unexpectedly by plane to surprise his family last Saturday. He is a junior at Willamette University at Salem, Ore, where he is. studying eco- monies.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-12-22
SCHOOL CAFETERIA HAS NEW TABLE TOPS

Recent new Improvements at the Palmer school include brand new tops for the tables. The at tractive new table tops are of a ght-colored linoleum material and are fastened with stainless steel binding.
Valley frontiersman., 1950-12-22

Next time it rains-try making doll house out of a cardboard carton begged from your grocer. With nimble fingers and bit of imagination many interesting hours can be spent building this inexpensive play house.
 Begin with everyone gathering together a large variety of odds and ends, so that once the project starts inventive genius has full swing. You'll want old wall paper, scraps of chintz and lace, gift wrappings, ribbons, and odd bits of decals.
 What 10 Use and How
 Strips of jelly jar labels make French windows that look real enough to open; lacy paper doilies fashion elegant curtains. For linoleum, lor-pencil a pattern on embossed gift wrapping.
 Gift papers in small floral pat
Valley frontiersman., 1950-12-22
SORORITY TO MEET NEXT ON JAN. Is

The next meeting of the Beta Sigma Phi will be held on Janu- ary IS, Mrs. Dorothy Saxton, president, announced this week. The regular meeting date would fall on New Years Day and has been postponed, she explained.
, 1950-03-24
ToURIsM

The past six months have seen
the groundwork laid for the first
constructive and professional tour
ism program which these islands
have known. In the tourist indus
try we must develop an ever ex-
panding economy based on the
very real assets which God has
given to us-perfect climate adm
natural beauty. / cannot sufficient
ly stress the Importance Of a sue
, 1950-03-24
SOCIAL WELFARE

We are well on the way to Sc
curing the extension to the is
lands of the entire federal social
security program. We must unite
all forces in the islands to
make this program work success
fully in all its phases including
the social insurance, the public as
sistance, and the child welfare
programs. We must provide ade-
quate facilities for the efficient
care of children with special pro-
blems. We should establish a pro-
gram to promote profitable use
of leisure time among our chill
dren and youth, including the de-
velopment of a good apprentice
ship program. We should sponsor
a program of community thinking
to study ways and means to i'm
prove family life, child care and
training, and the obligations Of
the citizens of their community.
We must enlist professional stud
les of problems which confront
us in these fields.
, 1950-03-24
PUBLIC WORKS

The ten million dollar program
must be revitalized. / am encour-
aged by the recent action of the
President in transferring to the
Department of the Interior the
supervision of this program. We
must provide the means whereby
all city properties within a rea-
sonable distance from sewer,
salt water, and potable water
lines shall be connected thereto as
soon as possible. A revolving fund
must be established from which
loans may be made at low inter-
est rates for this purpose. We
must reshuffle our garbage collec-
ton service, after procurement
of satisfactory equipment, and di-
ligent enforcement Of the sanitary
code, SO as to recapture our re-
putation as the cleanest islands in
the West Indies.
, 1950-03-24
LAW & ORDER

We are a law abiding people.
Organized crime does not exist
here. We must maintain that re-
cord. We must reduce juvenile de-
l~inquency by eliminating those
economic and social ills which
produce it. We must maintain res
pect for law and order. Our po-
licemen must be properly train
ed in their indispensable role as
preserves of the public peace. My
administration will be dedicated
to the vigorous and impartial en-
forcement of law. We must be ever
vigilant to keep our surroundings
free from unwholesome influen-
ces.
, 1950-03-24
-FR1DAYMARcH "a, 1850

can pay may contribute to the
support Of our health facilities; &
by emphasizing the salvageability
of old people by recognizing that
many of our old persons can be
effectively treated and returned
to society as useful citizens. We
will need funds for a sufficient
number of physicians and other
medical workers to implement
this ambitious program.
, 1950-03-24
HOUSING

We should eliminate from all
the islands as rapidly as possible
all slum housing and replace it
with adequate housing at rentals
within the reach Of low income
families. We must also promote
the provision of suitable housing
for the middle income group. AS
a complement to this program,
the re-development of our COM
munities should be planned. For
all these detectives, we will util-
ize all federal resources which
are available and secure local
participation.
PERSONNEL MERIT SYSTEM
We have already established a
personnel merit system with the
objective of creating a public ser
vice in which merit-and merit
only-is recognized as a basis for
appointment, tenure, and promo
ton. Our municipal employees
stand to gain tremendously
through this program. We must
have in the public service the
best character and capacity Of the
islands. There must be public e
cognition Of the fact that in our
civil service we are purchasing
, 1950-03-24

services for which we expect full
value. Our public contacts through
the public service must be skill
full, intelligent, responsible, hon
est, and impartial. Our insular ci-
vii service system is in its infancy.
AS we advance in experience in
this field we will make improve
ments until the system is function
ing in the best interest of both the
government and the employees.
, 1950-03-24
ELECTRIC ENERGY

My administration will be COM
mitted to public ownership and
operation Of light and power fac
ilities. ! believe that, as a long
range measure, public ownership
assures reasonable rates, and ser
vices which are amenable to com
munity needs. There is every rea-
, 1950-03-24
TAX ASSESSMENT S

/ have already directed a gen.
eral review of real property valu-
atoms with the view Of determin-
ing whether present assessed val
uations are in conformity with
current market prices. In commu-
mites within the Virgin Islands
where vast areas Of land are held
in an undeveloped stage by pri-
Vate individuals or concerns, con-
sideration should be given to
measures which will hasten the
development Of such areas for
community growth and increased
revenues. A critical analysis must
be made of other tax laws and a
uniform tax code adopted for the
islands.
, 1950-03-24

cessful tourist program to these
islands. | am sure that there are
thousands of persons who will
wish to come to the Virgin Is
lands to enjoy our Old World at
mosphere, our sunshine, our beac
es, and the hospitality of our peo-
pie. We prefer these real values
to any superficial or tawdry ones.
, 1950-03-24

son to believe that power plants
will be made available to us in
the near future.
, 1950-03-24
NO DISCRIMINATION


Here in the Virgin Islands we
have been accustomed to welcome
people of all races and of all ma
tionalities to our shores. We have
been accustomed to treat a man
as a man, without preference as
to race, religion, or nationality.
We pride ourselves on being a cul
tured people. Our culture is based
on the recognition and respect of
human rights. There is an anti
discrimination law on cur statute
books. 1t may need to be streng
thened as the occasion arises. But
laws of this kind are not worth
the paper on which they are writ
ten if they r not supplemented
by proper human relationships.
All those who come to our shores
are welcome as men and women.
We appreciate their contribution
to our. economy and to our Gull
ture. We shall do everything pos
sible to help them live comfort
ably and tremendously among us.
We must find ways and means of
migrating them into our com
munity life. But we do not want
any discrimination.
CONGRESSIONAL LEGTsTIoN
My immediate detectives before
the Congress of the United States
Continued on page al
Evening star., 1950-06-02

So easy to slip into, so practical to wear,
luggage. blue or green. Small, medium
and large.
Off-shoulder Elasticized Halter 800
Kann's-Sport Shop-Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-02
WHITE PIQUE TRIM
ON A DOTTED SHEER
s2.99

Cool beauty for hot summer, Of flocked
dot sheer with white pique on shortie
sleeves and deep flounce at bottom. Flat
tering key-hole neckiine, full skirt Navy,
copen and wine. IL to 20.
Kann's-Dayttme Dresses-Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-02
NEW. STRAPLESS SLIPS
A MOULD CREATION

Wonderful under resort and evening
clothes, this strapless, boneless beauty of
fine rayon crepe. The top is elasticized,
front and back, trimmed with lace and
ribbon. White and pink. 80 to SO.
Kann's-Ltngerte-Se Floor
Evening star., 1950-06-02

For summing or swimming, wear this pert
short set Of Indian Head. Fully lined
with two front pockets. back upper. The
bra. boned and ruffled. Green, light blue,
melon. black, navy, aqua or yellow. 1920.
Kann's-Sport Shop-Second Floor
Evening star., 1950-08-24
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

so7 . vARNUM S ST. N;w.-poubIs I22 room o. !
81 wk, each, RA; s552t 80 so
bath, fgrn., all utilities included.
1914 18th ST. N.E.-Double, nicely
furn.: grill. refgr.; good location.
NEAR @ Gc.:W.-Lh.k. CIV room with run
ming water; also single room. 1912
21st ST. NV, NE. 5473. -27
1901 18th ST. N.W.-Nice, big Ink,
being dec. now; End fir. front, refgr !.
stove. for >. CO. 514S. IA
1927 9th ST. W,Sciean. Ink, gas
oven; SO per wk. Single sleeping
rm.; So: One 3-rm: apartment, "a.
1414 IRVING ST. N.W-Large, bright
housekeeping room; S45 mo. or S12
wk; conv located. -2S
S24 B ST. N.E.-Nice large bedroom
and kit. sink, refgr.; quiet, employed
cple.. SIS wk. Ii. 6-957S. -25
1447 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Large front
Ink. rm. for quiet couple; S12 wk.;
no drinking ME- S94S 80
1916 FAIRMONT ST. N.W.-Bedrm.
and kit. adults; 14th st. cars; also
one small rm. for couple. -26
227 14th ST. N.E.-Two large. clean
553 QUEBEC PL. N.W.-Furntshed
rm. for Ink; phone and refgr:
facils. nr. intersection Ga. and
N. H. aVes. RA. 37S7. -27
Evening star., 1950-08-24
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

OFFICER with 3 children of
school age desires unfurn. 3 or
more bedrm. house in nearby or
suburban Va; as a property owner
himself will guar. care Of home.
Call MR.. LONG RE. 7400, Ext.
TO RENT OR BUY-3 large bed
rooms, 2 baths. in Chevy Chase.
Bethesda or Americau University
Park; convenient to transportation
and grade school: $500 cash on
purchase or ST. so monthly rent
Phone EX 2674.
FAMILY NEEDS Sept. lst.. Q or g.
bedrm. furnished house, Silver Spring
area. call DE. $500, Ext. lo5; 10
WILL RENT my beautiful Long Island
home, 35 min. communication to
New York City for house or 2 or
more bedrm. apt. in good northwest
sH1PMaNSD, NJ Ho. ss7a' 81 "a oAAA IS. N"
2 OR 3-BEDRooM HOUSE unfurn-
FaTfan ishsf IN yfinity Fa ysS5 g Falls chuEse
in Va, unfurn.. within 4 miles Of
Pentagon. Call JE. 3-7221. "a
2 EMPLOYED ladies, college gradu-
ates with highest refs. desire q
bedrm. furn. house in Georgetown.
MAY: ta: s1eo. AID. 1905. before 8 and
NAVAL OFFICER and wife desire q
bedroom house or apt. near Penta-
gon. Under 500; no children or
pets. Telephone Gil. 21S0, to 6
pm. IA
Evening star., 1950-08-24
HOUSES UNFURNisHED

3-BEDROOM HOUSE, large yard;
gas. heat, fireplace; near shopping
and schools. S125 mo. WA. 9054.
ALExANDR1A-Lovely 5-rm. Semi
det,, brick, partially furn.; wall to
wall :. carpeting; S11O. Call 10.
NEARBY vA.-Attractive Q bedrms.,
lot: conV. ioe.; s1{5. e. ElmWood 76s lSs
SILVER SPRING, woodmoor area,
rm.. spacious yd; S175 per mo.
Phone Mr.. Yount with FRANK S.
PHILLIPS, DI. 1411. "a
Sill. SPRG.-Excel. sect. new rambler
o 5ms H. Isrfs r sfEbEs hasre sH HStrsam; ssh s13S
SILVER SPRING-5-room detached
brick, fireplace and large lv. rm.,
knotty pine recreation room with bar
Garage and large fenced yard. with
tirepisa,ce; conv. to stores. S11o mo.
BETHESDA - Beautiful detached
white brick; 3 bedrms.,, ga baths;
house with spacious yard: automatic
oil heat; $3.50 mo. Phone Mr.. Young,
with FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.
AVAIL. MMED.-Jeferson Manor,
tile bsmt.. Bendix; sos mo. plus
util. "a Monticello I'd. Alexandria,
Va. -25
3 BEDRMS., entrance hall; liv. rm..
din. rm., kit; attached garage; au-
tomato gas h.-w.h.; / blk from
school, $3.50 mo. Herndon 247 or
ewes, Herndon 20. -27
BRK. BUNGALOW pedrms living
rm., equip. kit; oil heat: large yard,
$50 mo. unfurn. Ardmore. Nd. Ex.
Evening star., 1950-08-24
RMs. APTs. TO SHARE tcent., |


LADY will share nice home with
middle-aged lady; convenient NV.
section; very reasonable. Box 4o7-Y,
Star. "a
TAKOMA PARK-Girl to share cozy
3-rm. apt. with nurse; very reason
able; no smoking. Call 81. 1878
after z pm. IA
to share apt with one other; IN
apt. house; all conveniences. Can
JA. 2-13S5 after pm. 25
MODERN APARTMENT in northeast;
conv. transp. Catholic girl preferred,
references exchanged Call Ii.
4-4sS3 between 8 am. and 4 pm.
CONGENIAL GIRL to share lovely
3-rm. apt. with other. in Glover
Park. Call ewes. after T. OR. 1855.
YOUNG LADY to share new 2-bed-
rm. Shirley Duke apt. with mother
and SON: reas.: refs. Box 367-Y'
Star. -Z4
Evening star., 1950-08-24
APTs. FURNISHED (eons.,

FURNISHED APT in
excel, cond. in apt, bldg. Large lily.
rm., knotty pine din. rm.. tile bath
with shower. bedrm.. modern Kit.
~ SS#S5rssfs Ss e & ): sstSs i VI SEs SEss
STUDIO RM.. Ra elec. plate and refsr.
for l person only. 2413 18th st.
946S, HU. 4736. -25
WILSON HOUSE. 1929 18th st. NV.
tor service; Sio0. MI. 1896. 80
FURN. BSMT. APT.-Rm., kit, pvt.
bath; empl, cple. 1411 R. I. ave.
QUE ST. AT 18th NV spae.
hsl hskp. sr% room, conneeting semdippvt'
2 RMS. KIT. And BATH, utils. incl;
$50 mo. to settled cuple with child
Must be willing to assume some
responsibility. MI. 1866.
Mr.. goth AND CALVERT STS.-2 lge
rms, kit. bath; nicely furn., utili-
ties included; 5 adults; reas. rent
i-ROOM APT. completely furn all
utilities; ,s22;5o yk;; from from Sept.
pErWoRTHSs SSn sef; bedrms n sIR iiy. rm.. din
rm.. kit. and bath apt. Sun deck
gas. elec. and phone incl; conv. t.
shopping and transp. Adults only
500 per mo. HO. 648S.
1871 BAY ST. S.E.--Near Gallinger
9, rms. kit. If desired; pvt. bath ane
op1 phone; R FR' 2417,. ~ ..., II.
utils; lovely home: adults; SIOO
AK. 1866 after 6.
ARLINGTON APT.-wilson blvd. a
Colonial Village, 3l2 rms, beauti,
fully furn. Apt. 306, 1924 N. Quinn
ARL. MODERN APT. BLDG.-1st Il
eftic.; 6 windows; conv. Navy ane
sservative adults; S65. Box 399-v
1886 R ST. N.W.-Front studio apt.
3 windows, tiled shower, bath, nev
refgr., for l man; pvt. entrance; S75
Shown $3.50 to 9:30 pm.
BEDRM, LIVING RIM, kitchenett,
apt. on Conn. ave. near Shorehan
Hotel: conv. location. bus line; rem
rreaso; employed adults only. AID
BRiGHTwooD-Liv. rm., bedrm.
Kit. and bath in apt. bldg: conv
loc,; adults only. Avail. immed.: $50
Utils. included. Ia. 3392, go
POLL COLUMBIA RD. N.W.-Larg'
room. nicely furnished; frigidaire
hot plate; $50 per mo. Ho. 1870
BEDRM.. LIv. RIM. KIT. BATH: at
tractivly furn., in excel. location
ATTRACTIvEIY Fl EiI FuRN. APT. for
or 3; SIT wk.; util., linen incl; 1921
VT. ave. NV. co. 50n4.
1905 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Nicely furn. rooms for light house
keeping for l or 2 employed people
FURN. attrac. bedrm., iiy. rm.. com.
bined kit, bath: $50; call after {
pm UN. 2155. -26
1876 F ST. S.E., so.
2-rm. apt. facing park; congenia'
SAM ROSEY. AID 27o0
Evening star., 1950-08-24
COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

1901 WYOMING AVE. N.W.-S6.25O
Open 2-5 daily: Attrac. efficiency
apt. Priced right; loc. blk. from
ef Sen5 pu 4so5 mqsS aoMS P9is REAEY Fl lss e.
NAYLOR GARDENS, 3Oth and Naylor
rd; s.e.-Here. is another unusual l.
bedrm. unit for sale: owner offers
equity at q discount; possession.
o"es' D. m6a1s DR6RY 'aFISnE REAnrS Shaessf coRp
Nj; 1000: evenings. OR. 5761 OF
18th ST. N.w.-Loyely 2-bedroom
apts,. new condition throughout,
new kitchen equipment, extra-large
rooms; Can DI; l015 til 9 pm.
VIM. II. SAUNDERS CO., INC. -25
H. G. SMITHY co.
Near Conn. and Calf. Ideal bachelor
apt. with hall living rm.. bedrm.,
new. tile bath and shower, partial
kitchen. 8 closets; completely redec-
Grated. Price $1,000 with $4,000
down; total mo. pymt. incl. utilities,
De luxe 1-bedrm. apt. with 8 expo
sures, overlooking Rock Creek Park.
Foyer. 21-ft. living rm.. dining al
cove. stainless. steel. kitchen. tile
transportation. Price S12.500; terms.
Two rms, kit. and bath; nr. 18th
and Mass. ave- NV, in older we'll
estab. COOP; -24-hour switchboard.
Price only S5,500; terms.
Broadmoor. 1901 Conn. ave. De luxe
2-bedrm., .2-bath apt. with foyer,
spacious liv. rm., screened porch,
dining space, kitchen with service
door. 8 closets; redecorated through
out. The Broadmoor affords all the
facilities Of superior apartment
hotel. Price $1S,50O: terms.
Mount Pleasant (west Of 1ethl. Un-
usually large 2-bedrm., 2-bath apt.
with large foyer, .full-sized dining
rm., living rm. with adjoining Ii
brary, glassed-in sun porch, kitchen
and pantry: small well-established
coop. bldg. Priced to sell at $4,000;
liberal terms.
Cali Mr.. Gavin. with
H. G. SMITHY CO.
ST. $500; RES, MI. 1904.
Evening star., 1950-08-24
COUNTRY BoARp
MOUNTAIN LoDGE-vacation in t

MOUNTAIN LODGE-Vacation in the
heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains,
Washington. Cool, quiet. restful IS
day, $50 weekly, room and board.
MRS ZORN, RID. l, Front Royal
Va. Phone 20-F-3 or RA. 9043, Mon
dav to Friday.
Catholic children in a pvt country
home For information, call MRS.
c. o. GREEN, Gaithersburg 330-J-1. -.
Evening star., 1950-08-24
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

NICE DBL. SLEEPING RM.. next to
bath, in pvt. home; vic. Catholic
University; $40 per mo. LA. 6-9l %.
6a3 MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-Nice rm.
2nd f.; next bath: gentleman; conv.
tranSp.; reasonable. FIR. 1927. -25
1900 'BLADENSBURG RD. N.E.-Lge
Ink. rm. for couple or single; PVT,
home; good transp FIR. 4431. rs
9Th ST. N.E.-No. IA; double rm.;
twin beds, IS wk.; single Sc. Ii
1000 MASS. AVE. N.E.--sleeping rm.,
just redecorated. next to bath; gen,
tleman preferred. Ii 4-6254. rs
COLoRED-ATTRACTIvE BSMT rm,,
kit and bath same a.. for 2 girls;
COLORED-5O05 MEADE ST. NE
Dble. rm., use Of kitchen and bath.
CoLoRED-1117 STAPLES ST. NE.
Room; man or woman preferred.
Ii. 3-95S3. 27s
COLORED-Nice furnished room;
single man or couple, cooking priv
ileges; call after 6 pm. Ii. 1850,
Evening star., 1950-08-24

YOUNG WOMAN would like clean,
light room and bath in NV; prefer
Goeorgetown. vic. Wisconsin. Box
wR1TER i1sIIEi WA WANTS quiet. private. s's un-
furnished apartment, DE. s807
after pm. Box 35S-v. Star.
YOUNG ATTORNEY and young busi-
insfdn niessman; dlssrn permanently located Wash
FuRNisHED APT. lpPs' urgently needed
for wife. child yrs. and infant o
mos, OF Govt employe going over
seas. Call WI. OILS. 25"
YOUNG COUPLE with . children
sSeds sSs. MRg Tass THo@Psoss TSsdEm apt r around
3 YOUNG LADIES desire 2-bedroom
good ref. GE. 1891, after 6. Is:
OFFICER desires to suhiet 3-bedrm
furn. house or apt. in Sc. Wash. :,
vicinity Buchener or new TYLER
snf9S' ssch99!S' Sept, and Oct. Call KI.
soRBoNNE DOCTOR. veteran, SIM
gle. will tutor French in part pay
ment for apartment; furn. or un-
furnished; refs. Box 366-V, Star.
YOUNG COUPLE desire turn or m
547a 5q5a. apt; white neighborhood. AP.
EMPLoYED COUPLE want immed,- a
ately a 1-.bedroom apt. furn.; apt
hquse soegd pref Call after $50 pm,
YOUNG COUPLE, both teachers. de-
sire l-bedrm. furn. apt. In Alexarl-
qTla or vicinity; reas. rent. Gail
LU. 4-6012. after 6. -25
COW. GEORGETOWN HOSPITAL
Nurses desire 2-bedrm. unfurn. apt :;
PVT; entrance; liv. rm., kit, bath
with shower; reas. rent. GE. 1867,
after pm. -25
rWo PROFESSIONAL GENTLEMEN
temporarily in D. c., wish to sublet
furn. apt. for month of Sept. Best
OF ref. JU. 1880, before 6 pm
COUPLE with 3-year-old girl, need
Two bedroom furnished apt. DE.
7100. Ext. 35
eOLohED LADY with children needs
an apartment; reasonable rent. La
6-S724.
Evening star., 1950-08-24
ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

DESIRE congenial working girl, 25
to 30, share modern furn. apt. EX.
o775 between 8:45 and 9:45 am.
GIRL TO share apt with 2 girls;
NV. II. 5s4i % after 8. Is. ~
YOUNG LADY, $3.50, share apt.
with 2 others: NV. sect. NO. $3.50.
MOTHER with child to share q
bedrm. apt; new development. Call
RE. 740O, Ext. 34O3. IA
Evening star., 1950-08-24
RMS. FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE; block;
beautiful corner room, private home;
S45 month. WI. 2635 or OR. $3.50.
ARL.. VA.-Attrac. front rm.. lge.
redecorated: h.-w.h.; "a blk. bus;
S35. 1927 North Utah st. 80
MT. RAINIER, MD.-Lge. front rm.
with 2 windows, suit. one or two
girls; kit. privils. optional; SIS wk.
WA 0644 -26
BEAUTIFUL BEDRM. in pvt. home
with large closet; in best section of
city, conv. to everything. OV. 1885.
SILVER SPRING-Room for gentle
man. Reasonable. LO. $3.50. PA
Evening star., 1950-08-24
HOUSES TO SHARE

2. GIRLS, age 20 to %, to share 6-rm
bungalow, Arl., conv. transp. Cali
OW. 1924 weekdays after 6 p.m.-27
NAVY HUSBAND recalled to active
overseas duty, will share my attrac
business girl. Unlim. phone, tele-
vision, piano, closet space. kit. privi-
leges. Avail. immed. DI. O3S4 day
time: OW. 6496 ewes. -25
COOP. HOUSE has opening for
Circle. DE. 2152, after $50 pm.
Evening star., 1950-08-24
ROOMS WANTED

private home or small boarding
house Telephone WO. 1894. -25
COLORED MOTHER desires room and
board for Jr. High school girls in
NV. section. Call OR. 0999, pa
Evening star., 1950-08-24
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

WOODS-Here is a fine
home that positively must be seen
to be appreciated. Six really lse.
rms. with high ceilings Div. rrn. ap-
prox., 14x24, plus breakfast rm.,
full basement b.-i. garage and a
delightful screened living porch ap-
pro%; 11x20 among the. trees. Home
is situated on one of two lovely
shaded and very valuable lots I03x
I'D in this highly desirable sec
ton of Chevy Chase, D. C Asking
S3I.750. Naval ,ficer leaving colin-
Try desires immediate sale. Ewes.
please call Mr.. Bortz, WO 4754
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.
-25
BRIGHTWooD, S13,5Oo 6-rm.,
semidet. brick house, in excel. cond.
and conveniently located nr. schools,
stores and transp.; owner occupied,
prompt possession: conv. terms.
Call till 9 pm, SIDNEY 2. MENSH
&, CO.. RE. O736. ID
$500 BLOCK UNIVERSITY PL. NV.
Priced under $4,000. This love
ly S-rm. brick; ideal for roorling
house. LOUIS RUDDEN, Elk. 57O7.
Evening star., 1950-08-24
GEORGIAN HOTEL
THE MAURY

7o1 10th st. NV. Near white House.
Large room. pvt: bath, S21 wkly !;
double rooms, $3.50 UP: single,
$3.50 up. All newly decorated: -25
COLORED-1 sGLE. AND L DBLE.
rm., some privileges; COW. transp.
RA. 4773. pa
CoLoREp-s ROOMS, turn. or un-
furn.; share kit: and bath. Apply
COLORED-1S13 18th ST. NV
Lge.- front rm.; $40 wk. Call NO.
cSoE2oSREp-s11 Sa2Si KENYON ST. NV.
-Lge. rm. for cple. or 2 men;
home privils. RA. 1886. -26
COLORED-649 KEEFER PL. NV
neatly furn. dble. rn. for cple. or
sgle RA. 5142.
COLoRED-25 T ST. N.W.-Lovely
furn. master bedrm., twin beds; for
/ or Q; home privileges; in refined
clean quiet home. HU. 6071. -!26
COLORED-FURN. RIM, kit. privils
1854 Kenyon st. NV, no. 15O5
ooLoRED-DoUBLE ROOM, twir
beds: 2 girls or couple; quiet home;
home privils.; nr. car-bus transp
1929 Swami st. NV, MI. 1885
COLoRED-LGE. FURN. RIM. 70,
rent, next to bath; suitable for men
ia. 94S1. go
Evening star., 1950-08-24
ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.W.

1s4s FORT DUPONT ST S.E.-Large
front bedroom for l or 2 girls: conv.
s.e. location; laundry facilities. Call
LU. l-440I for information. -26
1929 MASS. AVE. S.E.-Large twin
bed rms. with phone and laundry
privileges; nr. busltne. Ii. 6-44Oo
LARGE CONF. RM.; next bath; con-
venient transp. and Navy Yard; gen.
tleman. $50 Wk. AT. 1852. -25
Evening star., 1950-08-24
CHEVY CHASE

Older brick home in excellent loca-
ton; bedroom and bath on first
floor: 3 bedrooms and bath on End
floor; large closets; full basement;
built-in garage; screened porch;
slate roof. Please call Mrs. Ramsey,
HU. 1856; Ewes. GIL. 1866.
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
32o7 o st. HU. 1859