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Evening star., 1950-12-01
9 Maryland Hospital
Projects Will Share
S788,334 U. 5. Funds
BY fhs Assoeiofsd Press

BALTIMORE. Dec. l.. - Mine
hospital projects In Maryland will
share in $788.334 Of Federal hos
pital construction funds, the State
Board of Health announced yes
terday.
The number Of participating
projects is comparatively small be-
cause this years share Of Federal
funds is about half Of what was
allowed Maryland last year.
But health officials in Maryland
are still hopeful that Congress may
restore the total Federal appro-
priation to $50 million.
1t now stands at $75 million for
the fiscal period ending June 80.
The years program. as approved
by the board, includes:
Calvert County hospital and
public health center, Prince Fred
erick, $79,784.78; estimated total
cost, $1,295, 1874.
Christ Child Convalescent Home
Rockville, $154.000; estimated total
cost. $155, 900.
Anne Arundel General Hospital,
Annapolis. $68 200; estimated total
cost, $155,000
Carroll County Health Center,
Westminster, $37, 400; estimated
total cost, $85, 900.
The proposed addition to Anne
Arundel General Hospital has been
held over for next year.
Evening star., 1950-12-01

1--WE publicly thank Thee" he
said, before all our fellow men
for the blessings that fll our
lives as individual creatures, as
members Of families, as citizens
Of our Nation :.
Let our united presence here
this day speak our sorrow for this
neglect. Let 1t be q first step re-
turning US to Thee
Protect our brothers-in-a arms.
Visit their efforts with victory.
Bring them safely through the
Evening star., 1950-12-01

break Of the Korean war, asked
the men to think of other trying
days.
This is no rare incident In the
history of our Nation" he said.
THE prayers Of George Washing
ton at Valley Forge are a good
example of a similar period"
1t. Col. Robert M. Homiston,
post chaplain, then led the men
in prayer.
To-day" he said, "as members
Of this post dwelling as we
do in the security Of this land, we
Evening star., 1950-12-01

Infantrymen of Fort Myer yes
terday bowed their heads in trib-
ute to their battle-weary COM
radeS In Korea.
-Four battalions of the famed
Sd Infantry Regiment gathered
around their commanding officer
Col. James v. Cole, and their
chaplains to take part in the un-
usual ceremony on the parade
grounds. The bareheaded troops
listened intently as Col. Cole. the
originator Of the first public cere-
mony of its kind since the out
Evening star., 1950-12-01

unitedly lift our voices and
thoughts in sincere prayer for
those men and women Of the
United Nations who are on the
battle fronts of the world. :"
Then each man, in his own
words and according to his re-
ligion, prayed or thought for two
minutes of the sacrifices of the
men fighting in Korea.
Capt. Arthur M. Finnegan, as
sistant chaplain, gave the closing
prayer.
Evening star., 1950-12-01
PTA Porty

The Lynnbrook Parent Teacher
Association will sponsor its annual
"Just for Fun" party at o'clock
tonight at the school. Bethesda.
There will be games and square
dancing.
Evening star., 1950-12-01
: 2EREKD5 ON TRUCKS 10 GIT HHE

Hour after hour, around the clock,
Americas amazing truck transport sys-
tenn is linking together our vital de-
fense needs.
No transport system in the world
feeds production lines so fast, so stead
ily-and delivers the finished goods so
quickly, SO directly, so surely.
For Americas million trucks are
the bridge between mill and factory
farm and city-store and door:
Trucks and trucks alone, pick up at
the source and deliDer straigbt to final
destinatiom.1without being switched
or sidetracked.
This vast and faithful transportation
network-geared to the nations emer-
gency-again is doing double job, as
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-10
Adams Dairy Tops
USS EppersOn EOS
At Field Sunday

Adams Dairy smashed u.S.S.
Epperson nine, 20-5. yesterday in
the opening game of double
header a. Wickers' Field.
Bunny Eillareal who held TIE
opposition to one hit last week
and no rms, allowed five hits
and two runs. At bat Sands hit
two triples and G. Lewis a
homer.
Villareal, Cabot and Calero
hit two safely each for the
losers. Driegers hit a single and
d triple In the field Domenech,
Cabot and Griffen played. great
ball for the winners and Nc
Carthy. ard Bryce were the best
for the losers. Bunny famed Is
including every member of
the Epperson, except Wepber.
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Epperson 600 O01 COL 2 5 8
Adams 1853 302 05x-20 Ii /
La the nightcap, the CubanS
started ous with a big lead, but
in the fifth Adams scored Z runs
on four hits and Torres went to
the cold shower. Joe Cast had to
finish the game But in the sixth,
the Cubans scored five runs on
two hits. G. Lewis had to take a
bath AMI Bunny finished the
game.
5 At bat the leader was Preach
er Perez with homer and a
single.
Score by innings: r. Fl. E.
Adams 600 GOT o. 8 3 3
CubanS ia 205 x-l3 9 /
=. S-ve.-f-o.sav, IfIro %baf ~arA -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-10
INTRA-CLUB MATCH
IS HELD BY JUNIOR D
RIFLE CLUB OF CITY

The Southernn1ost Junior Rifle
Club held its first intra-club
match between girls and boys
teams atrthe Stock Island range
Saturday afternoon.
The girls team was coached
by 1t. Tom Little and the boys
team by Ben I, Freer, both menu
bers of the Southernmost Pistol
and Rifle Club.
Sam ]. Yashn, chief instructor
o fthe JQrior Club, acted as the
referee for the match.
The teams. with their scores.
are as follows;
Girls Team Margaret Little
1874. Esther Smith 13l, Cola
camus I24, Addie Schoneck l24;
Team Score 513 with 900 posi-
BILE.
Boys Team William Craw~
ford 1877. Thomas Hornsby l32,
F Charles Bolton 1871. Harold Nc
Masters ais; Team Score 5l3, to
tie the match.
Two ather boys teams Of
younger shooters shot scores as
follows: Bruce Crawford 1875, Ed
Overlin 122, Bobby Cooper 10,
Billy Borresen 1873: Total Score
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-10

4sS, Ronald Render 123, aSkippy
Spier 100, Duby Dubois IS, Frank
Tacineli i19. total score asst
The club will haze another
match to break the tie after a
practice Saturday session er, in
TWO Week. n2 a CgYAaTas
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-10

Or. Charles P. Oliver, of the
University Of Pennsylvania, fam
Gus astronomer, born in Char
lnttesville. Va, &c years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-10
Doubles Play Reaches
Ounrter-F1nnI Round

20 defeated Don and John Cruz
rs, rs.
Peter Yarela and Phil Free
man defeated Joe Pinder and
Chester Knowles 1862.
The most exciting battle re-
suited in the exit Oh the number
three seeded team of Roberts
Smith and Commander Blauvelt.
Harvey Sellers and Commander
McAlliSter ousted them. with a
fine exhibition of net play and
all around steadiness on impor-f
tants points after losing Thu first
set. They win play Galley Sweet
ing and Duncan Packer for a
place in the semi-finals.
= Don and John Cruz came
within an evelash of taking vet
Grams Charlie Smith and Andy
Alonzo into camp. Had the
youngsters Stormed the net they
might have turned the trick.
HartenStine and Sellers will
meet the winner of the Harvey
Sellers McAlhster - Sweeting-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-10

Doubles play in the Key West
Tennis Championships zoomed
into the quarterfinal round over
the weekend with nine new
matches on the score board.
c. Farar and Earl Yates de-
feated Clifford Helrick and
Charlie Gomez Ga, 90.
Harvey Sellers and ]. A. Nc
Allister defeated Farar and
Yates rs, 40, 6-3.
Harvey Sellers and MeAIlister
DEBATED r, Blauvelt and r.
Smith 2-6. 6-2,6-1.
aCaptain Nelson and Chaplain
Harriet defeated BriStow and
Eckland $50. 6-3.
Ralph Hartenstine and Jack
Sellers defeated Nelson and Gar
rett go, 6-3.
E. A. 1famblen and Charlie,
Bowan dictated r. Millory and
]. Quick GA, 6-2.
f. A. Hamblen and Charlie
Bowan DEBATED r. and Y. Carr
bonell 6-1, rs.
Charlie Smith and Andy Alon-l
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-10

major Lacquer.
Martin has been one of the
bright spots in the spring train
ing workouts OF the world cham
pions. It's possible the Yankees
may ship him out for another
year OF seasoning. But everyone
who has watched Martin in acA
ton forecasts he will be an in
'tegral pat of the powerful
Yankees in the future.
Martin came to them. accom-
panitd by former all-America
gridder Jackie Jensen. Both APP
& peaf la have the maklngs Of
stars. Martin played under mana
pger Casey Stengel at Oakland
in the Pacific Coast League. And
the Yankee pilot is ont Of Mar
ktin's begies boosters. Stengel
frecalls when he signed his con-
tract with the Yankees for the
1949 season. A few days later
he received a card from Martin
The card read:
See you in New York, Casey.
So it is quite apparent that
Martins confidence is not an
overnight requirement
Recently, Stengel called the
rookie second sacker to his side
on the bench. Stengel said N
mock sincerity:
'DiMaggio is sick today. Think
you can bat in fourth placer"
Martin never blinked an eye
lash as he replied:
Sure, why not?"
Martin is a good clutch hitter
He led Oakland in driving in
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-10

Boys entries thus TAR include.
Bobby May, Robert Piarrott,
Jimmy Solomon, Terry Doherty.
Danny 0Briant. Joseph Smith,
Robert carbonell, George Has
kins, John Cruz, Don Cruz, Bob
Stayes, Peter Knight, Lonnie
Shiver, and Johnny Sellers.
Gffls entries thus far include:
Eeanor Gate, Theresa Bard
well. Barbara Twiehaus, Lynn
Sellers, Colleen Moore, Norma
Avila, Fay Curry, Marie Rendue-
les. Audrey Richardson, and 10
Ann~ Atweil.
A -sixteen space draw will
have. TO be used for each Cham
pi0nship. This means that there
viii be room for two more boys
and six more girls. Phone entries
10 Paul Aibury t34l-R) or to
Ralph Fartenstine (1630-D. Age
limits are IS years. The tourlla-
ments viii begin as soon as the
Doubles Championship of the
seniors is completed.
Thirty cans of new balls are
ready and waiting fol play to
begin. They have been given BY
the Key West Tennis Club.
L18n's Club President Charlie
Smith ANNOUNCED today that the
Lions witt provide prizes for the
winners and the runners up.
Said President Smith, Tennis
is having grand Renaissance
here and we want our boys and
girls TO obtain a fun share in it,
Plans are being completed now
in the Key West Tennis Club to
provide permanent weekly in
struction- in tennis that will be-
gin soon after the tourns ments
ends
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-10

ISLAND CRY LEAGUE

BASEBALL.
Islana City Baseball League
Municipal Stadium,
Afternoon
SUNDAY
To be announced.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-10

Score by innings: r. Fl. E.
Adams 600 007 o. 8 3 3
Cubans ia 205 x-l3 9
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-10

runs although batting seventh
in the linetp.
Stengel says he doesn't like
TO talk too much about Martin.
Adds Stengel:
Il might be accused of pre-
judice because ] recommended
his. purchase. But take my word
for it. He'll be great some day. ;"
When 4 sound baseball man
like Stengel goes overheard with
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-10
'P) Wirephoto

Packer encounter. HaInblen and
Bowen will play the winner of
the Charlie Snaith-Alonzo -
Varela- Freeman match.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-10
Doubleheader OF
Softball Tonight
AT Bayview Park

Softball fans treking to Bay
view Park tonight should wit
ness one Of the best p"e-league,
doubleheaders presented so far
this season
First game VIII find the ever
strong and hust2ing Bamboo
Room testing the newly organiz-
ed B-29's,
The B-2as is composed mostly
of the former Adams Dairy team
with several additions. which hes
given it the strength needed.
The second game brings to-
gether the popular Vx-I Flyers
and Tides Inn.
The Flyers are always in there
trying and Tides Inn is compos-
ed Of a group of ambitious
youngsters Both games should
be good.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-10
BILLY MARTIN IS
COMING BIG LEAGUE
STAR, SAYS STENCIL
You'sgSter Has Plenty OF
Confidence Ford Rookie

of the battle Young
Billy playing second base this coming season f9
the York 2yearod Californian only three
but he looks and talks like ned
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-10
Junior Tennis championship
DFuws MonY Entries Thus Far
Lions Club Will Cipe Prizes
For Winners And Rllnners-Up

Entries Boys Girls Tennis Championships haveex
all expectations committee in charge has had to
throw smaller and provide twice many spaces
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1950-04-10

prediction like that, rest as
sured the player must have
something on the ball.
Evening star., 1950-09-17
RMS. Aprs. TO SHARE (cont. {,

Mr.. WARDMAN PK.-Girl to shar.
attract. apt. with 8 other girls
GEORGETOWN-on bus line; cir
going overseas, leaves place for ]
in large, ,attr. 2-bedrm. apt. shared
mo, DU. 4Io4.
SHARE MY APT. with refined empl
woman: lg pvt. bedrm.; desirable
NV, loc., at bus stop. ia. 4373
LADY TO SHARE twin. bedrm. in
modern duplex apt. with . others,
$50 month RA. 3553.
empl. middle-aged refined woman
ia 926S 9 to pm. Sun.
SHARE ATTRACTIVE 5-room furn.
house with ? girls; finished rec. rm.;
and phone, S35. sH. 5424 after
TO 9 SHARE ROOM in an apartment
with another lady; Jewish home,
22l@ 212sl@ OIL 18th ST. NV" Apt. 1o5'
JEWISH LADY wants to share apt
transportation. IA. 1864.
GIRL OR COUPLE who can appreci-
ate beautiful home tJewish)' kit
CONGENIAL GENTLEMAN to share
town BEDROOM; maid service; COM
plete for comfortable living. S5l
Van Buren st. NV. ia. 3451.
share apt. with young lady, pref.
erably airline or railway hostess
cheerful, well-furnished apt. OV
1905 10
GENTLE GIRL will share 1-bedrm
apt; 25-35; breakfast privil., SOC
mo. AID. ! 54S before 5 pm.
C0L0RED-YOUNG CPLE. to share
furn. 2-bedrm. apt. with another
cple.. $50. VI. 954l.
furnished 4-room apt. with another
gill. all privileges. LU. 1-6055.
OLORED-REFINED WOMAN, So
so, share apt. in ne. Call LII
6-2l94 after 3 pm; all day Sat,
Sunday. -17
COLORED-Refined girl to share apt
with / other; all privileges. CO
1924, -17
Evening star., 1950-09-17
ROOMS WITH BOARD

HOME CooKING-Reasonable; mr.,
Calvert st. NV; HU. 4736. III
CLEAN, well furn. rm., semi-pvt
bath. good home cooking, conv
Pentagon. Avail. Sept. 80. CHI.
DOUBLE ROOM, in private home,
best location in city; Q meals daily
Call after $50 pm. OR. 1897
1858 WYOMING AVE. N.w.-single
LIVE ON close:in 23-acre estate; just
over D.. c. line in Silver Spring
beautiful grounds, attractive rooms,
adjoining baths, maid service and
excellent meals every day; only $50
man gount Cali ahO' 81. anu 1884. {0ONS sen'-e
14O9 10th ST. N.W.-Pleasant rooms
good food; early breakfast If de-
sired; teleyision; nj. 274Q; -lg
gin, Ioom, for mother, Jewish hems lie
OPS. G. W. UNIv.-vacancies fo,
young ladies; newly dec. rms, pvt
bath, exc. food; S12-$14 wk. Me
Nix. WALTER REED HOSPITAL; new.
ly furn., twin-bedrm. GE. 4124;
2nd FLOOR, liv. and bedrm. adJoin;
ing; also bsmt. room, clean and
sunny, 81 wk.; l block off 18th
st. or 18th ST. car. RA. 0744.
2 GIRLS, to share rm. next to bath
pvt. home, Arl., good home cooking
near 3 buses. GIL. 1868.
NICE ROOM with desk phone, sgle.
dble.; good meals; l blk. bus; non
drinking Christian family; SIS pei
week. 3311 10th st. ne, DU. $500
1914 CALVERT N.W.-1st floor from
rNfm pypi bome snd boaHd Hd foP go95 elderly lady
1875 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Fine food
Share redec., lge. rms; soc. privils,
500 mo. up; SIS wk up! Men OF
women CLUB DUPONT CIRCLE
DU. S557.
Evening star., 1950-09-17
RMS. FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

N. ARL., close in-Nicely furn. room,
modern home, small family: semi
pvt bath; no other roomers: cony.
to everything; gentlemen only. OW.
PRIVATE ROOM. large closet, adj
sjred sata csnv sn, o9,6 e BUS; breakfast il de-
NoRTH S5isfi "a ARL1NGToN. RHL41rNSGiToN in gent gentle
home, to employed lady. nice double
front room. next to bath, second
. floor; on busline,, CHI. 1879. II
one or two gentlemen; COW. transp.;
Christian home; garage. OF. 1922.
N. ARLINGTON Attractive dble.
rm. ta atIt twin beds next te bath; 10 min.
ARLINGToN-conv. Pentagon, Navy
Annex, Arl. Hall; lge: front rm., 3
ALEXANDRIA-Beverly Hills. Com
SFiaGf 10 PenfaEoE EoDm FR II DElys5e 5ss home sGnV
ARL.-Clean. dble. rm., 3 exp. in
pvt. new home; twin beds, 2 closets.
adj: to shower and bath; phone
aand lsrnd. privil,; Y blk. to bus.
MASTER BEDRM., with double closet.
in new home. Owner will reduce
stitution, arriving % at 5. s. FA. "a" 1850
CLARENDoN-Attractive room for
lady; cooking. lndry. privils.; no
other roomers; near bus. Gil. 1884.
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIR, beautiful
SSF, %I. qSsB5, F@B5 oR' pFIvats sssa home; $40 Tk
CHEVY CHASE, 69O6 Conn. ave.-For
discriminating gentleman; 2nd f.
corner room, overlooking garden,
nnsu1 in an exclusive, detached PVT, home;
ARLINGTON = Wide open spaces,
newly decorated; parking; daily
maid service; gentleman only. GL.
SILVER sPRING-Lge. rm.. next
bath; brkfst.. phone, laund. privil.;
WALKING DISTANCE SILVER SPRG.
Use of kit. for bkfst.; , girls;
So mo. ca: l $50. SH. 5336. II
FURN.. RIM. IN PVT. HOME, in quiet
4s49. 4O03 35th st. Mt. Rainier, Nd.
ARLINGTON, vA.-Nicely furn. front
bedrm. in private home. next to
bath; conv. to everything; near 2
bus lines; gentleman only. OK. 0932.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Close to Naval
Hospital: lge., nicely furn, master
bedrm. twin beds, new foam rubber
mattresses. lge. closets. pvt. bath; in
pvt. residence; for 2 gentlemen. OIL.
TAKoMA PARK. MD.-Gentleman
only; no drinking or smoking
kitchen privileges; S25 mo. 81,
LGE. RIM. in lovely new adult home;
beautifully furnished; cony. to Pent.
and Navy; gentlemen. JA. 4-1SSl.
N. ARL.-Attrac. rm. in. new home;
conv. transp. to Govt. 6ldgs.: unlim.
phone; gentleman only. OW. 1876.
SUBURBAN-Nicely furnished room
for gentleman; S25 per month; nr.
RiVerdale. Appleton 6243.
ladies or gentlemen; unlim. phone.
9512 Garwood St. 81. 5462.
HYATTSVILLE-Lge rm,. next to
bath; phone and laundry privils.;
bus at door: conV. to U. of Md.
ENTIRE end FL.-Bed-liv, rm.. knotty
pine; clean. comfortable; housekeep-
ing privils.; 2 empl. adults. CH.
Conf. BEDRM... suit empl. cple, or
1913 s.. Wash. FA. 9s10.
ALEX, VA. close to airport; n blk.
to bus; women only; meals optional.
Mr.. USSiiVvERsITY OF MARYLAND,
single room; kitchen PRIVILEGES; for
lady; garage avail. UN. 1896. is
ALEXANDRIA-Dble rm., cross ven
4E 1lEati9n; ems eonV' to 5 buslines. Can
ROOM, private home in Alex; suitable
empld. couple or young man. King
S-S423. Sun. or ewes.
TWO NICELY FURN. ROOMS. with
kit. priyils.; semipvt. bath; adults.
Evening star., 1950-09-17
ROOMS WANTED

POLISH STUDENT desires room and
board with Polish family. Call TU.
1896 after Z pm. 22'
YOUNG BUSINESS WOMAN desires
room and some meals with congenial
family; prefer NV. Do not drink or
smoke, Box 34S-X. Star. IT,
MAN DESIRES ROOM in Alexandria
or GEORGETOWN, in nice home; good
references. Box Blk, Star.
SINGLE MAN wants sleeping room,
D, c. or Nd. suburbs. I have excel
lent references. do not drink or
smoke. Can pay 6 months rent in
advance for quiet room. Box 317-X,
MATURE EMPLOYED LADY, who
does. not smoke or drink, wishes
single room with light laundry priv
ileges in adult Christian home; n W.
Box 364-X. Star.
EMPLOYED LADY desires room, oc-
caSional kit. privil., or small apt,
pvt. home, Oct. l. Box 366-X, Star
QUIET ROOM for middle-aged gentle
man employed by Government: NO
other roomerS; private bath; prefer
nea near Evening Star Bldg. Bon
ROOM FOR MOTHER and daughter
8, with board and care of daughter.
Phone AP. 1878
GRADUATE STUDENT desires room
in exchange for care taking duties;
NV. or GEORGETOWN. EN-. 9723 bet
and 3. MR.. WARD
Evening star., 1950-09-17
ROOMS FURhIsHEr-s.E.-s.w.

NEAR Navy YARD. 1 block Pa, ave.
tteTta3inMing M priVils. l0l6 G Sc, FIR.
81 81 / E. e'esa CAPITOL sr.-1arge dble.
HILLCREST, 1886 Denver st.-Attrac.
room, prac. new home, semipvt
bath $50 mo, sgle. VI. 05I3: is
2413 ALABAMA AVE. S.E.-Sgle. rm
IN nlen new home' conven. transp,, VI
14i3 G ST. s.E,-Rooms, single and
double. next to bath; - blk. Pa. ave.
carIine; private. home. AT. 1892
ssI N: CAROLINA AVE Sc s;E.-i dbie,
11ai B ST. s.E.-Large front rm..
close close to Sp G9yt; 0Is, building for l Or 2
HILLCREsT - Attractive furnished
NICE FRONT RM.. newly dec, close
to bath, nice home; good transp.;
2or / adults. FIR. 2390. lis
fG fpuOif f-795e sg single laundry m1s priyils-
ELY PL. s.E.-Large room; prefer
couple or 2 girls; laundry privileges;
conven. transp. VI. 1856. IL
CAPITOL HILL-Opp. House Office
Bldg.-one blk. Library Congress-.
keeping. singly or together and bath;
ideal; mature persons interested
in research or quiet surroundings;
only 3 others adults in 8-rm. house;
9 baths Phone Ii. 3-2913. -17
LGE. RIM. pvt. bath and entrance,
overlooking Branch and Pa. aves.
4037 Nichols AVE. Newly
decor: decor FpUyt, home; conv bus
1918 A ST. SE.-Large furn. room,
next ne ee2 bath near transportation.
ROOM in lovely apt; transp. at
door; mr.. shopping center; furn. or
unfurn. 10. 3-4930. 1894 Nichols
22a 11th ST. s.w.-Large, bright rm.
with running water; employed men
FRONT MASTER BEDROOM. beaut.
furn., near bath, for middle-aged
gentleman. Ii. 6-2553. 1888 Pot. ave.
1902 25th ST. S.E.-Front dbl. bed
rrn, twin beds, pvt; bath; pvt.
n nome; Laundry and phone privils.;
SINGLE SLEEPING RM., nr. bath,
| clean, convent transp.; S25 mo.
Ii. 7-0594. 1875 Indep. ave. s.e
IS9 Mn ST. S.E.-Sieeplng rm., Sgl.
or dbl; conv. to transp. Ii. 6-6s41.
13 9th ST. s.E.-Rooms, single or
! double: conv transp. FIR. 6112,
419 9th ST. S.W.-Rm. for l or 3
| persons; conv. to shopping dist,
| carline and downtown; S5 wk. NE.
HILLCREsT Nice furnished double
room; men or couple; home privi-
leges; conven. transp. TW. 1447.
4331 r ST. S.E.-Child welcome;
| room, next to bath; kitchen priv
leges available. AK. 1890. ia