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Evening star., 1950-04-05
Editor Cites Authority
In Flying Saucer Story

Competent technicians who are
in position to know the facts"
supplied the information for an
article describing flying saucers as
a revolutionary type of new air
craft, L. Noble Robinson, manag-
ing editor of United States News
and World Report, said today.
The article said the flying
saucers were being developed by
the Navy. The Navy quickly de-
MED this.
Mr.. Robinson's statement said:
1--WE did not state categorically
that the experiments were being
conducted by the Navy. But we
did state that the saucers are be-
ing accepted as real by competent
aeronautical engineers. and that
we had reason to believe these air.
craft eventually would be disclosed
as part of the guided missile pro-
gram of the Navy-whether de-
velopment is by Navy engineers or
private companies under Navy
guided missile contracts. We
stated in our article that denials
were to be expected from official
sources in order to resist pressure
for further disclosure
Although we are not at liberty
to identify our sources by name,
we can say that we obtained the
information for the article from
thoroughly competent technicians
men who are in a position to
know the facts"
Evening star., 1950-04-05
Arlington Contractors
Await Sentencing
BY the Assoeioted Press

RICHMOND. April 5.-Federal
Judge Sterling Hutcheson pre-
pared to sentence Arlington Con-
tractors Franklin Mckenzie Davi-
son and William Jennings Hardy
today for income-tax evasion.
Earlier, he had heard testimony
from Internal Revenue Agent
Richard R. Ray that the defend
ants had understated their part
nership incomes by more than
s150000 from 1914 through 1916
Dawson and Hardy had pleaded
nolo contendere here February 16
to four counts of six-count in
dictment accusing them Of will
fully concealing more than $2l7.-
900 of their income.
Mr.. Ray testified today that the
understatements occurred in tax
returns of the Arlington Asphalt
Co. and the Arlington Stone Co.,
both owned by the partners.
For the fiscal year 1914. Mr.
Ray told the court, the Arlington
Asphalt Co. reported its net in
come at $84, 4,37880. But this
figure, he declared. failed to take
into account more than $4,000
in income received from the pro-
ceeds of fictitious checks and more
than $4,000 in Suppressed sales.
The fictitious checks, Mr.. Ray
testified. largely were made to
nonexistent payees and charged
off as business expenses for equip
ment rental.
He said the checks wound up in
the personal bank accounts of the
two men.
Evening star., 1950-04-05

the last decade his headquarters
has been at the Plant Industry
Station at BeltSville, Md.
One of Mr.. Sievers' early in
vestigations resulted in selection
of improved varieties of belladonna
with unusually high alkaloid con-
tent. In recent years a project
under his direction has demon
strated that sumac and canaigre
the latter a plant native to the
Southwest, hold promise as sources
of tannin, used in tanning leather
and for other purposes. A machine
for harvesting pyrethrum, an in
secticide source. was another con-
tribution. Scores of bulletins
circulars and articles have been
written by Mr.. Sievers as a result
of his researches.
Mr.. Sievers is member of the
American Chemical Society, the
American Pharmaceutical Asso-
citation, the American Association
Of Economic Entomologists and
the Washington Botanical Society
He and Mrs. Sievers will con-
tinue to make their home in Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1950-04-05
Carson McCuIIers' Play
Picked as Seasons Best
ey the Asseeiofsd Press

NEW YORK, April 5,-"The
Member of the Wedding" by
Carson McCullers, has been voted
the best American stage play of
the season by the New York
Drama Critics Circle.
The play is a psychological
study of a tomboyish l2-year -old
Georgia girl who wants to be part
of a wedding festivity.
The Critics Circle, made up of
New York newspaper and maga-
zine drama critics, yesterday also
named T. S. Eliot's THE Cocktail
Party" as the best foreign play.
The Consul" by Clan Carlo
Menotti, was cited for special
mention as the best musical.
The awards are to be presented
Saturday.
Evening star., 1950-04-05
Pilot Held as Bank Robber
BY the Associated Press

OKARCHE, Okla, April 5.-An
Air Force veteran, stunting small
plane over the home of relatives,
yesterday crashed on their farm
and ended up in hospital charged
with bank robbery.
State Police Commissioner Paul
Reed said the plane apparently
was part of a movie-like getaway
scheme after robbery of the First
State Bank in this small town, 30
miles northwest of Oklahoma City.
The FBI filed the robbery
charge after Bank President L. w.
Morris identified Jim Robson, %,
of Enid, Okla. as the man who
held up bank employees at pistol
point about midmorning.
Evening star., 1950-04-05
After Crash While Stuntinq

The Identification was made
from Robison's hospital bed at
nearby Guthrie. Physicians said
he suffered cash over his eye
but found no serious injuries.
Officers found s3,788 in the
pilots jacket and pulled two pis-
tolls. rifle and a submachine gun
from the plane. They also found
a sack load of ammunition.
Evening star., 1950-04-05
Dead Persons S Aorta Used
To Save Detroit Patient
BY the Assoeioted Press

DETROIT, April 5.-Henry Ford
Hospital today reported the use
Of a dead persons aorta heart
artery to save a mans life.
The aorta is the great artery of
the heart. The operation involved
transportation.
Whether the operation here was
without precedent was not clear.
However, recently developed tech
niques were said to have been
used.
The patient is a 57-year- old
man. 1t was found that he was
suffering from a disease of the
aorta walls.
A finch segment of the dis
eased aorta was removed and then
replaced with a piece preserved
since the death of another patient
five days earlier.
Evening star., 1950-04-05

Imagine the thrill children
will get when they see these
wonderful chocolate animals
on Easter morning! A grand
assortment Of hens, chicks,
rabbits and roosters in large
and small sizes; made of de-
licious wholesome chocolate.
Evening star., 1950-04-05
History at Capitol:
Senate Runs Out of
Words, Quits Early
by the Assoeioted Press

The Senate ran out Of
speeches yesterday and had
to recess about two hours be-
fore its usual quitting time.
Vice President Barkley told
Senators that sit ought to be
regarded as a notable histori-
cal event that the Senate has
run out of something to say"
Evening star., 1950-04-05
Loeb Lomond to Become Park

LONDON (P. The bonnie,
bonnie banks Of Loeb Lomond"
are to be a national park. Brit
aims secretary of state for Scot
land announced the government
had bought a 1870 acre estate
which includes the mountain Ben
Lomond and a 13-mile stretch of
the banks of the storied lake.
Evening star., 1950-04-05

years OF GOV-
ernment serv-
ice.
For the last
25 years Mr..
Sievers. 65, has
had major re-
sponsibility for
r e Sc rch on
plants produc-
ing poi SO n S ,
narcotics, in
secticideS, es-
Sential and fixed
oils. perfumes
and rel a t e d
prNI,trfc E1r
Evening star., 1950-04-05
Arthur Sievers Retires;'
Plant Expert 43 Years

Arthur F. Sievers, 1906 Jackson
street NE. drug and medicinal
plant expert with the Agriculture
Department, has retired after 43
Evening star., 1950-04-05
MoInutrition Hiqh in India

A survey shows that AZ per
cent of school boys in rural areas
of Lucknow district, India, suf-
fer from malnutrition, particu-
larly lack of vitamin A.
Evening star., 1950-04-05
Whales Funeral Held

Fishermen on the Gold Coast
held a Today funeral for a whale
washed ashore. The fisherman
who saw the whale was treated as
the "widower."
Evening star., 1950-09-01

Magic tricks and games appear in tn.
Tricks and Fun" This is mailed without
charge to any reader who sends a stamped
self-addressed envelope to Uncle Ray in
care of The Star
Evening star., 1950-09-01
Uncle Rays Corner

Perhaps you have heard about
dancing dervishes." If so, you have
heard of men with simple and
rather foolish minds. They may
be 'Fholy," in a sense Of the word,
but they have the strange idea that
they can please Allah by whirling
about.
Allah is the supreme deity of
Mohammedans. People of that
faith say:
There is no God but Allah, and
Mohammed is his prophet
All of the dervishes are supposed
to be holy men. They belong to
brotherhoods, and it is expected that
their lives will honor Allah. Sad to
say, many of them fall far short OF
the goal. They are greedy for
money and rich food.
Nevertheless, these men are in
teresting. Besides the dancing der
wishes. there are bowling dervishes.
The ones who howl are regarded as
less holy than those who dance.
Howling dervishes shrek and
work themselves into a frenzy.
Sometimes they do harm to their
own bodies in the hope that people
will pity them and give them money.
Members of the bowling dervish
order, or brotherhood, often use
a more clever method of getting
money. They act as magicians. In
front Of a crowd of faithful Mo-
hammedans, they swallow hot Goals
or snakes. At least 1t seems that
they swallow such things. Actually,
they find ways of getting the Goals
and snakes out of the way without
taking them down their throats.
Faithful Mohammedans look with
awe on the dervishes. They suppose
that these holy men" have magical
powers of healing the sick, along
with skill in telling future events
You may find dervishes in sew.
eral countries, including Turkey
Iran and India. Some of the lead
ing dervishes live in Istanbul, the
Turkish city which used to be calico
Constantinople.
In Istanbul the dancing dervishe.
get together in a group with high
priest in charge. One Of them reads
from the Koran, the holy book Of
Mohammed. Others play musica
instruments, and two or more per.
form q dance AS they warm to the
music, they whirl faster and faster
until at last they spin at a speed
almost past belief.
Magic tricks and games appear in thu
new Uncle Ray leafiet entitled Puzzles
Tricks and Fun" This is mailed without
charge to any reader who sends a stamped
self-addressed envelope to Uncle Ray ir
care of The Star.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-03-16
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

1948 "66" OLDSMOBILE, club sedan;
light blue, white wall tires. radio,
heater ETC.. excellent condition, best
offer accepted. 282 East 208th st.
KE 1-7d4a
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-03-16

1912 PACKARD Clipper 8. radio. heater
spotlight. good condition, $575. 100
Rudyard I'd ". I-2l96.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-03-16

FORD pickup, good condition, S95
15923 Arcade ave
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-03-16

1871 FORD, Tudor; $375. After 6:30
p. m. and Sundays. 1924 Shawnee
ave.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-03-16

1941 CHEVROLET, very good, must
sell. 737 East 232nd st. RE. 1-5485.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-03-16

1887 DODGE; just oVerhauled SIPS
19068 Lake Shore blvd.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-03-16

1887 PLYMOUTH 2-door sedan, very
good condition throughout, solid
body $500. 1889 St. Clair. Gil.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-03-16
Rummuce Soles

15020 ASPINWALL ave. Wednesday
evening, March % and Thursday,
THE Euclid Jewish Center SiSterhood
will hold RummaRe Sale on Mon
day and Tuesday, March goth and
2lst on Aspinwall at 150th st Mrs.
Albert Hogan, 57l East 222nd is
chairman for this project and has
the entire membership working with
her. Anyone wishing to have their
rummage collected may call Mrs.
Hogan at RE. 1862 or Mrs, Herman
Katz at RE. 1-5649. To facilitate the
pickup many members are invited
to bring their rummage to Shore
High School, Sunday morning, where
truck will be waiting from $50
to IL 80 a. m
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-03-16

1941 HUDSON 4-door sedan good
transportation. 5000. RE. 1-8035.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING in The
SCOOP. Euclid News-Journal and
East Cleveland Leader. reaches $4,000
homes for Soc minimum for Is
words). Just MAILaOR BRING YOUR
AID with the money to 8l4 East 152nd
st. BEFORE NOON WEDNESDAY.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-03-16

1949 CHEVROLET 4-door deluxe sedan,
radio. heater. undercoat, blue, 1900
miles. private owner, $500 cash.
PO. 1923.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-03-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MAN wants any kind Of hauling in
cluding rubbish: l buy scrap fur
naces and metal. Mikes Trucking.
IL 1-8901.
DELICATESSEN and soda bar, living
quarters, good location, new fixtures
stock. must sell. no reasonable offer
refused. 3l9 East 156th st. Kenmore
1-43l4
MONOGRAMING machine plus aoces-
sories and large stock, $3.50. Redwood
1-0166
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-03-16

BUICK, 1941 4-door sedanette in very
good condition, $3.50. $275 cash, will
finance balance. Call owner, GA.
1-3777. After o. M, PO. 1-4631
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-03-16

1888 OLDS 6, factory built opera coupe.
14Oth ST suite q
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-03-16
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

1888 PLYMOUTH. 4-door, deluxe: good
condition, must see to appreciate,
first $3.50 takes it. ". 1907.
194l CHEVROLET, 2-door, de luxe
sedan; All shape. all extras. IL.
1-1674 between 4 and $50 p. m
Can be seen at KoZar Service Station,
East 152nd st. and Waterloo rd,
1886 DODGE, sedan; good transport
tation, 500. Call RE. 1-l075.
HAVE 1886 Oldsmobile: would like to
make deal with someone buying new
car. Call after z. w l-2485.
1850 NASH, Ambassador. hydromatic;
1000 miles. $2100. w 1-2260.
1949 STUDEBAKER, u ton pickup;
bright red color. only 1000 miles.
driven solely by owner; $l050, or
will take light car in trade. w.
1-2738. after 6 p m.
1948 PLYMOUTH, special deluxe, A.
door; radio, heater, etc. $1,000 or
best offer. 1921 RenWood ave.
1941 CHEVROLET, very good, must
sell. 737 East 232nd st. RE. 1-5485.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-03-16
FOUND

DOG. black and white, long hair, near
East 222nd and blvd. Call RED. 1922.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-03-16

tires, body, motor Al. BeriShS Shell
Service, 845 E. 152nd and Plato ave.
II I-QQ2Q
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-03-16

1886 CHEVROLET coupe, AL condition,
rebuilt motor. a new tires, $l75. w.
1927
Evening star., 1950-02-25
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

SEWING MACHINES-Rebuilt Singer,
cleo. model, S245o; round bobbin
portable, S445O; treadle, S24.50.
Big discounts on new machines; s,;
SEWING MACHINE & RADIO
STORE. 1915 H st. NE. TR. 6S41.
SHOES - Cancellations; hundreds Of
your family in famous-brand shoes,
Mademoiselle, Paradise, De Liso,
Selby. Jarman Winthrop, Roblee,
49, S9 4th 2. more s1 H1EB5sYaN s5g eoI Ne Dpsn
10 to 3 r p.m. M iiU ~. 25s1. 81 ''' SO
SIMMONS SOFA BED with slip cover
blue in !sxo exoel. cond.; reasons6le
SINKS, KITCHEN; new slightiy dan, dam.
N St. NV. NO. 1908, 46l0 Ba!ti.
SLEEPING BAG. genuine Arctic, and
mattress: shredded latex rubber
foam. Can be seen Sal. a.m.s l7lt
SOFA. new; custom made, red; $3.50.
SOFA BED with cretonne cover. good
condition. may be seen at e013
Ridge pl. Sc. AK. 4104. -27
SOFA BED with . pillows; blue tap
cs estFy' 1o sooe s.ess5 sss5dti0n' reasons ss sle
STEEL SASH-As low as S4.Os for
1913 sash; closing out our discon-
l. S. TURoVFR, Bethesda. Md
Phone WI. 6622.
STENOTYPE. late model. recondi.
tened guaranteed. S42.50 7E
SToyE-Table-to tgss>; excellent
condition. Juniper 1861. 90
STUDIO COUCH, $50; also Simmon!
bed-davenport, $40; both excellent
condition. ST. 1921. -2G
TELEVlS1ON, r. G. A.. radio phono
combination with AMIN short.
wave radio; sold for S795: euor-
anteed good as new; only S199
STAR RADIO CO.. 400 18th st. NV
TELEVISION, New 1850 models only
II you have cash. see US. PARA,
MOUNT CO. Georgia ave. at W
81 nv. HU. $500.
TELEVISION. 80 table model, 10"
Westinghouse; leaving area; S155
Call OF. 1853. -26
Evening star., 1950-02-25
RMS. FURN.-MD. g VA.

VICINITY GA. AND ALASKA AVE
Lee. front bedrm., nicely furn., sood
ncighborhood, use of sun porch and
refgr.. lge. porches and lawn, park
only. sH. 1850, ewes. sats. and
DBIE. RM.. kit. tile bath. pvt. entr.,
unlim. ph.; 5 min. Pentagon, bus at
NR door uEsgoaF sEs1y I min. oW; 5s5s. Is e,
m privsse home. sempSt f Bath IN sen nSG
tleman only; conv. transp. JE.
YOUNG LADY share large room,
twin beds, special privileges. ST. so
N: ARL:LAttrae: f: rm;, twin bees,
transp,. refer. .'; 81. .1so. e''''' S' Wa7i
CLARENDON. attractive single room,
private home, bus at corner, CH.
ATTRAcTIvE, furn, master bedroom
tiled bath and shower; near bus,
1927 N; Utsh St. Arlington. vas
OFF LEE BLVD.-Large room with
semipriyate bath; convenient tran
FURN. DBLE; RM, With home privils.;
conv to Alex:- Wash; desire mar
ARLINGTON. close to Arl. Hall. conv.
Navy Annex-Bedrm.. twin beds;
ALEXANDRIA, VA.-Rm.. very COM
fortably furn.. lge. closet; conven.
transp.. y blocks to, airport bus;
empl. Emp. cpie. or settled lady. oV.
ARL.-Rm. and bath, pvt. home
conven: to transp.; gentleman cnly.
FURN. RM. for married cple.: use
until Abr. l: $50; block from bus
and store. Phone Gil. 1929, 7 pm.
Evening star., 1950-02-25

GIRL TO, TO SHARE tae Groom apt with
eESrteHAs En- LEM, wishes to shai. HsS spt.
. kit, bath sos + St. ne. ln'''
aSe GlkLs sat t. MI shars sa4s ny apt of copn
" BUSINESS GIRLS will share attr.
soti sptti slds. I'D q Girl $3.50; pvt. bedTm.
1 GIRL T0 SHARE modern 2-bedrm
apt unlimited phone, EN-. 7ass.
DUPONT CIRcLE-Need / girl girl to
saap share house with other girls. RE.
GIRL HAS APT. TO SHARE with an
ssas ssa5o sl Nj fs ffssfes after n0ss5inssa Ss5 nm
GIRL TO SHARE newly furnished J.
ffdroC5 iG saosss sPt' sc. with another gin.
YOUNG o9s5i COUPLE to share mode modern
EFFICIENCY. clean, bath"kit.. secreo
MISS MCLEAN DU. $3.50 aft. : ? M m:
APT; TO sHARE-Everything fur
nished; reasonable. Cali Ho. $500.
LADY TO SHARE exceptionally we'll
lurn. apt, Glover Park. with or
business girls; twin bed. separate
clothes closets. Conv. transp. EN-.
NEW, 2-BEDRooM furnished apart
ment to share with one girl; reas-
ARL: PR0FEsSioNAL woman wishes
to share attrac. 5-rm. house with
congenial business or professional
woman 30-40. Own rm. Refs. GIL.
$500; Ewes or Suns. .-27
woman wanted to share
apt. with another, in Bethesda area.
Television, phone. OIL. 51S5. -26
COLORED-CPLE WILL SHARE apt.
with single girl or man; all priv
ileges; 1477 Newton st. NV. Apt.
As. TU. 1899. -9S
Evening star., 1950-02-25
FURNITURE

Have sold house. leaving city: mahog.
any sci. Hollywood bed complete;
sturdy maple bunk beds. conv. to
desk with chair: walnut Gov. Win.
throp desk-secretary: Stickley wilc
cherry love seat: . floor lamps: TO-
DC. dark oak din. rm. suite: :t-ft
round plate glass mirror: two SKI
and 2 smaller fibre rugs. used :!
in handsome walnut cabinet: tel
and smo king stand; lge. umbrella.
type yard clothes dryer: lge. porch
rockers: 9xg pyramid tent: picnic
ice box: 51x72-in. dble. door ply.
wood and 1sx65-in. metal cabinets
waste baskets and few other thing S
SH. IS36. 0Ra
Evening star., 1950-02-25
EARA AND GARDEN

TREE REMoyAL-All phasss Of tre'
mates. COLUMBIA TREE sERV
WELL-RoTTED MANURE, S. per yd
in sgd. lots. Call WI. 9731 til
$3.50 pm; ewes, NO. 1891. -2f
PLANT SHADE TREES, shrubs ane
all other nursery stock now. We alst
specialize in sodding. For free es
Inmates, call LYONS NURSERY
6fO2 Ager road. Hyattsville. Md
Tel. Warfleld 4756 or Union 1886
HARDY FIELD-GROWN AZALEAS.
yrs. old, all colors, soc each; mag
nolia trees. soc ca. Open all da.
COW MANURE. 2.0 well /" rotted. IT; $50
per per 10 bu-, IS, s. troiI per 10 . by, a. sS2,
TREE, REMOVAL, also lots and acre
age cleared; latest power tools, tull:
SERVICE, day TU. 0s44. night GE
BABY Isi CHICKS, Kasso feeds; gqEps ,4gg
Rockville. Nd
TOP soIL-Very good rich top sol
for lawns and green houses; yer!
reasonable. Call HI. 1888.
S6 Swood; reasonable. Falls ChWci
TREE REMOVALS, trimming. feeding
lawns, spraying: BOYLE TREI
SURGERY, 81. 1913 OF RA. 1873
Evening star., 1950-02-25
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures,

PETWORTH 6O7 Quackenbos st.
NV; double room, h.-k. privils.. bus
at cor; empl. adults. RA. s917.
FOR 2 YOUNG WOMEN. pleasant
lge; front rm. with pvt. bath. twin
beds. unlim. hot water and phone.
Good laundry facilities. EN-. 1889.
1880 18th N.w.-Large. light. bath
+ or e0sy ss5ssp tsssPsD be- sel 7ss gTjvil as sait
LARGE ROOM, pvt. home, mr.. trans
portation and stores. HU. 55sl:
ARMY OFFICERS WIDOW; lge. attr.
twin. bedrm.. pvt. b. and shower:
GEoRGETowN SsSdse NJ AfEAlst eI4 1ssh a st. studio
rm. adjoining bath; atmosphere Of
an apt; at the cost Of rm.; $40.
22OI MASS. AVE. N.W.-The FAR
snd eSons single si75o rsnnns Sais
good transp;. or unlimited parking;
,nns man Igsf pssf.; s. ss yk RA ,2d.t 2Ia2. ,ro,
Statrer Hotel. attrac. front rooms
1924 18th ST. NV, the Pennington
-Conv. to transp. Newly decorated
large, comfortable outside rms, "a
hour office switchboard and maid
service; weekly rates, single, 1910
up: double, S12.5O up. DE. 475O.
ARTISTS STUDIO, north light; nr.
bus; S14 per wk.; person only. 3Sl6
Military rd., Chevy Chase. EN-. 1928.
OFF WISCONSIN AVE-. 3soe-Nor-
ton pl. NV, young girl to share
mastek bedrm.. S25. OR. 574e;
Evening star., 1950-02-25
ROOMS FURNIsHEp-Northeo..

ROOMS FURkIsHED-hortheo.s
BRENTWOOD VILLAGE-2332 14th
ssovef is ee ks ise pri7i a ad' s1sso s1'6 f xlsn
Mr.. ns"iG CATa. dSs Urea stb st. ne;
front rm.. sgl.. So so; dble., $3.50;
nise exp9sursI IA; ss 8s72l5. as
Tirsd Fm near s aEs sTansp AVE- kit, priyls # g.
ROOMS FOR RENT-Men only; con-
venient transportation. Ii. 7-654o.
THE MARIcK-1as B st. ne, man
to share ige. rm. with another; sgle.
THE GALENA0i3a B st. ne, nicely
furn. dble. rm., twin beds. laund.,
cooking privils.; girls. FIR. 971s.
ssI1 18TH ST, Me- Ink. furn.
aoi eS' end nd 's 81. Nj; Ne. o'Apit AIT. Al. L.
res blk bkfst. privils' Woman ssa snls.
MASTER BEpRM. for empl. couple;
kitchen privils., ami, or single rm.
IA. 1870 Or IA, ,6413. -26
Mr.. CAPIToL-Attrac. twin beds,
$50 - EaDoGGEEwooD - 81. N.E.-Front
rm... next to bath, twin beds; pvt.
family; conven. transp.; for 2 men.
DBLE. RIM, suitable for or 2;
next bath; in new home; u block
car and bus, off Mich. ave. DE. ABA.
LARGE FRONT RIM. twin beds. in
ner-spring mattress, nicely furn.
III 11th st. ne. Call AT. a490.
LGE. FRONT RIM, . closets. nicely
furn., twin beds, pvt. bath. AT
coLoRED-LARGE CORNER RM.-
Next to bath; man. woman or cou-
coLoRREsD seeisGai1 REF1NED' NED 9oU coUP =,
share house; all privils. TW. $500.
COLoRED ROOM for refined man in
a quiet home; board If wanted; also
another room in southeast for
couple with L child. Ii. 3-65S7.
coLoRED FRONT ROOM. couple.
al priyileges. II; 7-2456. IS
for man. Call AT. 2571. I26
COLORED-Nicely furn. single rm.
$40 goth st. me-, AT. 4002. -26
COLORED-RM. FOR EMPL: cpIe.,
use of kit. and dinette: n blk. from
Seat Pleasant carline. AK. 6Q61.
CoLoRED-sINGLE ROOM for man;
cony tranSp AT So4G 16S