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The Nome nugget., 1950-11-08
WHAT DO YOU THINK?

From time immemorial, health axioms have circu- lated this country and elsewhere and there those who swear by them just they cherish magic formulas to cure many diseases.
 Gradually, however, doctors scientists and better ed ucaton exploding of these beliefs, although it would not be safe to state that all of them are without value. Just for fun let's check up your ideas. Do you think:
 That persistent cough developed into tuberculosis; that gets warts from handling toadfrogs that eating seed-containing fruit causes appendicitis; that you should not to sleep after eating big mea that light hurts your eyes when you have cold, that removing splinter with pin will cause blood-poisoning?
 Now, before reading any further, check up your opinions How many of the things listed above fit in with your own belief?
 We'll, the to all of them, according to health authorities, is vigorous negative!
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-08
NO GREATER HONOR
(Juneau Enpire)

The Nobel Peace Prize is perhaps the most coveted honor in the world, for 1t represents outstanding achievement toward goal that all approve. This year the prize has been awarded to Dr. Ralph Bunche for his services as LIN mediator in the Palestine
 His was unmistabably great achievement He need- ed tact persistence clear grasp of the tangled prob ems at issue and frst-rate understanding of men and how to deal with them He needed those qualities and fortunately he had them.
 Dr. Bunche is the first Negro to win the Nobel Peace Prize and he bring honor to his we'll to his nation and to himself His achievements in vari fields of efforts and especially in diplomacy dra matic proof of the opportunity for usefulness which free nation extends to all.
 good political leader must keep ahead of several crowds each going in different direction. The man who saved money years ago considered tightwad today he is looked upon wonder Money does not necessarily bring happiness but if you have plenty of it you always choose the misery you enjoy most With the fall campaigning just past we heard and lot of men protesting great love for the Strong military forces necessity today before, but education will always be nations best defense.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-08

Jack Jefford. pilot for GAIA. brought news from Anchorage this morning that Dean Alexander who was taken there for addi- tiCnal medical treatment on her shoulder which was broken at the playfield, was getting along nice ly and would probably be home with her mother next week.
The Nome nugget., 1950-11-08
Nome, Alaska Wednesday, November 8, 1850


The local unit of the National Guard is at present handicapped with shortage which is due mainly the lack of information which the people in the have received It is important group in the military set-up in the Territory and the only group of its type in which the civilian can take an active part in the de- fense of his homeland
 Leaders are needed in it's various branches and they do need previous military training However, they required to pass educational examination to be officer Other branches of the organization which need help require little beyond physical examination
 Special regulations for Aaskans have been received whereby the Guard drill twice week in the win- ter time and omit drilling in the summer when every is busy working This drilling two evenings
 week in the winter for which regular pay received by those participating in the program
 Here is chance for men from seventeen to forty- five years of age their country improve them selves at the same time and get paid for it!
Evening star., 1950-10-08
MOST PUzzL|NG CURE

that point on suggestion therapy worked
for him, too.
Patients of course, by no means respond
in the same degree, and some varieties of
warts are more suggestible than others. The
younger the patient is and the shorter the
time he has had his warts, the better the
chances for success.
Most children, if the treatment benefits
them at all, react to it quickly. The nine
year-old daughter of skin specialist who
had been treated without results by her
father and colleague got rid of her warts in
six weeks through suggestion. In this case,
the ancient mother wart" technique was
employed. One wart was designated as the
mother" and the child was told that when
it disappeared the others would 60 with it.
1t - and they - did.
Secretly Convinced?
INTELLIGENCE also helps in suggestion
therapy. An Intellectually sluggish person
is almost impossible to treat.
"A DrlIlant, ol-yedr-OlQ neuIoloSlSl, Wiio
suffered warts on the forehead, pooh-poohed
the treatment he received and was indignant
about the red dye that spotted his skin.
Nonetheless, the suggestion must have
basically impressed him. In 10 days. his
forehead was clear.
So far, doctors have only been able to
guess at what actually happens in the
body as the result of suggestion treat
ment. One speculation is that it stimulates
an emotional response plus some sort of
"psychogenic impulse" connected with the
bodily area being treated. c.Psychogenic inn
pulse" is the name given to the processes
which cause US to perspire, blush or grow
pale.) This theory, doctors admit, is hypo-
thetical and incomplete.
Scientists are now seeking to pin down
the elements which contribute to the oddly
successful power of suggestion. They are
also trying to discover what kind of patient
is the best subject for suggestion treatment,
and what kind of suggestion does the most
good.
Evening star., 1950-10-08
by Adie Suehsdorf

mysterious influence of the mind on the body.
Dr. Flanders Dunbar, in her book Mind
and Body" tells of l0-year-old boy who
was fitted with glasses to relieve severe
headaches apparently due to imperfect
vision The headaches disappeared and three
years later the boy was tested for new
glasses. Then it was found that his orig
inal pair had been SO badly made that
he actually saw better without them.
Logically, the poor lenses should have
made his headaches worse. Yet the sugges-
ton that the glasses would Danish them
succeeded. Obviously, says DR.. Dunbar,
the cause of the headaches was in the
mind, not the eye"
During the war, the Royal Canadian
Navy tested a remedy for seasickness and,
incidentally, the power of suggestion as well.
Evening star., 1950-10-08
ALLAN GOULD

wv ~ 'SSs ~ 'N"" '"'S"'S
To one group of soldiers sailing overseas it
gave pink pill containing the new remedy.
To second it gave pink pill identical in
appearance but lacking the remedy. To a
third it gave nothing at all.
Groups Two and Three, neither of which
actually had the remedy, might have been
expected to react similarly. But no. Thirty
per cent of Group Three got sick, while
Group Two, protected" by its pink candy
drop containing nothing but suggestion,
suffered only l3 per cent casualties.
In treating high blood pressure, New
York doctors have found that sugges-
ton alone could help as many patients
as the accepted medical techniques.
Oddly enough, it seems essential in using
suggestion on warts that the authority
should have as much faith in the treatment
as the patient. One doctor, who attempted
the technique for 20 years without success,
admittedly disliked it and never really be-
lieved in it. Ultimately, however, he was
won over by some statistical evidence COM
piled by colleague he respected, and from
Evening star., 1950-10-08
Still i'm Experimental Stage

SUGGESTION therapy may have as yet un-
known possibilities, but it is premature to
predict any of them. Too little has been
learned to urge suggestion as cure for
cancer or any other serious pathological
condition. At present, it is an effect without
a known cause, a sum without any parts.
So far, doctors have already learned that
it doesn't pay to break the spell. A 2o-year-
old student, treated for two weeks with
methylene-blue dye and irradiation from
harmless blue light, found his warts def
nitely receding. At this point the doctor
let the youth in on the secret.
"You aren't really getting specific
treatment" he confded. Suggestion is
doing most of the work. Interesting, eh?"
In two weeks the warts were back to
their original size and further treatment
failed Interesting eh? The End
Evening star., 1950-03-05

COLORED, LARGE FRONT ROOM
Neatly furnished; employed adults
coGoRRsffD, oioRff RIM. IN Arr.-ror re.
fined man with perm. employment
CoLoRED D. FRONT RooM-Twir No T
SedS Sea st. HOME nW', PA 9Elvi!sssl 4e4 6o7 Ken
COLORED--l13s SWAMI ST. NV
Large front room for a refined
COUPLE; in private home. Cali pU
CoLoRED-LGE. RIM. for rent
COLoRED-1615 N. H. AVE. NV.
Nicely furn.. rooms for empl. peo-
Pile; married, or share rooms. fol
ladies or gentlemen. No children
cePSkSEb ePetS lp DeESRni "anILcREsr house,
$500 18th ST.. NV. Nicely furn
rooms. for empl. people; married, o,
share rooms; for ladies or gentle
men. No children. Apply in per
csoLoRED-s542 10th ST. NV
Lge. front room, neatly furn,; conv
location. NO. $3.50. -6
COLORED-ls16 s ST. E.W.-Lge
dp tIGnt aookns Gr paV sHit ao fnp 1879 %srrie9
CoLORED-s53s wARDER ST
NiNcly IOOli lOl
persons. twin beds, near bath. TU
coIoRED-a BEDRMs. with dble
and twin beds. nicely furn. 1857
3rd st. NV. co. 1928. 49,.
C0LORED-FURN. RIM. and kitchen
for rent; use of phone: $40 per wk
COLORED-2237 18th ST. NV
Neat room, next to bath, for en-
ployed person. CO. Obs.
COLORED-I7O9 VERMONT AVE
nw.-1 room and privils.; reason.
able rent. AID. 1907.
COLORED-1162 Goth ST. NV
Furnished large front room for EN-
ployed colored people. Phone DI
CoLORED-13a5 SPRING RD.-Re-
spectacle employed men or cple.,
next bath, newly dec, plenty heat;
14th st. carline Call after / pm
COLORED-NICELY FURN. lge. rm
for one or two refined empl. girls;
cow to streetcar and bus; home
privils. AD S403
coLoRED-LGE. FRONT RIM, next
to bath, for empl couple Reas
PriyilS. EX S74S.
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NEWLY FURN. ROOM, next bath. for
gentleman Il Arlington home; bus
MT. RAINIER. MD. 43O9 BATH ST,
Just redec. lge. rm;. twin beds. phone
sssted! sna aVRsry Wa' asss. sElv' children &C.
TAkOMA PIX. MD.-Rm.. pvt entr.,
SO; dble., S35. Phone privils. SH.
SILVER sPRING-Attractive. clean,
small rm. phone and laundry privi-
leges; bet. , buslines: empl gentle
man; S25 mo-; gentle family. SH.
ARIINGToN. 1921 N. Utah St
Furn. single rm., conven. location,
LsE sae Ds5 DarTRacffvE ma FA Sssgo RM in S knetty
pine paneling; 8 exposures; mr..
shopping and transp. Phone FA.
LOVELY single rm. for gentleman.
Rsstwest asee eit hsS sgsnesF 5u ra essH !Hs' Of
SILVER sPRISG-Nieely furn. front
N. ARL.-Clean. comfortably furn.
entranee; convenient TO : baslines: 4
asai' mo cH sHeai 4si1s seeiaeSn eH 5o53 on's' "''
LGE. FRONT dble. rm.. household
prlVll.' nr. DaJns cow. tTanSp.' chill
dren accented: $50 mo. LO. 5-0S42.
ROOM WITH BATH, private home;
conven. to Transportation; gentle
man only. CHI. $3.50. >
WALKING DISTANCE Public Health
Center; single rm.. nicely furn.,
LARGE ROOM. twin beds. suitable /
or =; convenient to transp. AP.
ONE ONE LARGE ROOM. furn.; use of
whole house. including television;
ARLINGToN-Front I rm;; - PVT; - home; 7 !
NEAR ARL. HALL-Attractive, large
room, next bath, nicely furn.: lady
desired. GIL. 321S.
ARL.. SGL. DBL. RMS.-Telephone
ldry. priv; conv. Pent.; pvt. home;
bus at dr.; cpl. or girls. CHI. 5121.
CENTER CLARENDON-Lge. studio
type rm.; twin beds, chests. closets;
adj. bath with T. and s.: $50 mo.
ca. for . men only. CHI. 3063.
TWO SINGLE RMS. for rent for re-
fined gentleman only, u blk of Ga.
ave. in heart of Silver Spring; avail
able Apr. l. SH. 9412.
WARM Link. ROOM, adj. bath. for
! or persons; opposite bus stop;
90 min. Pentagon. 80 min. Wash.
S3S. XII. S-9S96 all day Sun, week
6avs after g.
Il. front, tile bath, shower. nr. bus;
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ROOMS FURNIsHEo-Northeo

ROOMS FuRklsHEo-hortheo.
THE MARICK, 1873 B ST, N.E.-Man
seds se shaTe TR agfe g Il Fm' with another, Ss'
THE IfGSi GAEENA, III %; 81 ST. NE. Nicely
lurn. db-, rm., sgl. beds, .laund.
cock. priylls.. Girls; FIR. g71s; n5
5 sinEIs sJs, room: Gentleman: i; ss5. IA. A
MICHIGAN PARK-Large bedroom,
near TRANSFORMATION. LA. 6-s325
asls sassF lo.R 3 R.n; ST. N.E:-s nice ssls.
go ALLISON-2nd-fioo front room.
breakfast PRIVILEGES. ia. 1857. %
1885, osss s. to DRk. sath AVE En- fMkm. soSS @ fo1
or 2 persons; semipvt. bath; transp.
at door. DE. 1899. -6
5000 CENTRAL AVE- blk. from
I'm a Dshoss nhon. Of .is.m.nn R PVT pnef aens Hp
A NICE LGE. RM.; mr.. Senate once
Blde,; elderly gentleman pref; So.
FRONT ROOM. furnished, s. week.
nicely ICE i9'q FUN. Il; BEDRM, s7.bo pei; per
wee week; -; bot and and cold water. next bath.
Lee. Gf!i liz LfGHT GToi HOUSEKEEPING RM,
wooDRf6GE@Attractive. large furn.
rm., in refined home; opens onto
pvt, porch; reas.; unlim. phone'
sena gentleman aaop pref Fxar fenvt t1ansp' AD'
BRooKLAND-Dbie. and sele. rm.,
pvt. home, conv. transp.; for ladies.
LOVELY master bedroom, kitchen,
9 aG@s s DrIssses pak ne enPsosee BE- $3.50 COUPE
1O4 18th ST. Ne. nicely furn:, clean
single, rm.. next bath; 81; wk;, en-
wn%es,T9n pl9yed yOuns LADY oLIs IL 4-p5s2 s.
haass s1Fls 9f 5n ad REiv Dh eo@s sss ns'!
GENTLEMAN OR LADY, ise. rm.,
So. exp. next bath; phone; pvt.
home. in fam; $50 mo. DE. 3414.
LARGE ROOM. End FL.-Sgle.. $50:
Obj Obj ss,c s31; unlim. phone; mr. car line.
coIoREDD-LARGE. BRIGHT RM.;
quiet, home, close to transp. Ii.
coIoRED DBL. RIM. for couple;
SCI; sl,eE Em' for man. Priviis. Ii
coLoRED-7os sth ST. N.E.-Room
cnI and prn tEapsp. Ls $780,
coLoRED@FURM DBIE. FR. Ra.
fer men or . women. 1915
coGoRED-FURN1sHED Iitj ROOMS for
TefRed sInsIe couples n ssts7 E,sh children also
CoLoRED-sINGIE ROOM for gen
tleman' garage sysiiable. zoos r.
CoLoRED -Iese sHAMLIN ST
sSuns Suitable and G sS SSuBs 43s nefr tFensP s1S5o
COLoRED-2 ATTRAC. communicat-
ing rms, next to bath. for empl
COUPLE Or sentlsman; vi; 0343.
for ihk l.. in elssa h. &C Ghristisn ata home
coIoaRp@ 6fasHhaele: pses5sT sooMs i'ig furnished:
privi!eges, e26 Acker st, NE, Ii.
coLoRED-l775 LANG PL. NJ
neaT naIn satS T9oms ii. 4!ssa5: aGHD5e' single
furn. rm. all privils.; couple or :,
girls; conv. to tranSp. Ii. 6-0511.
all day Sun. weekdays after 8 pm.
oShSEEP11kSd dou5s for rsssd Em 'nsf Ali day
cSnoKfbsTfss sSR ans eYf:; MSRsE aU a$2S 81. NE
{privileges): near trans. TR. 67sS.'
COLORED-LARGE, attractive room.
double bed, for reliable couple, $40
month: all privils. FIR. 1349.
COLORED-LARGE front room, with
twin beds, for 2 nice men. Ii.
7-5503. Sunday.
COLORED-RM. for couple. some
cookirS TR. 215s:
CoLoRED-534 18th ST; Ne
wk; comfortable. dble. exposure.
COLoRED@BAsEMENT room. for
or 2 employed girls; conv. transp.
TR h1 AZ
Evening star., 1950-03-05
ROOMS FURhIsHED-s.E.-s.w

ROOMS FURNlSHeD-S.e w.
SLEEPING ROOM for sgle. person;
next to bath; S25 mo. 12s 9Th
SO 30 iith iii ST. s.E.-comfortable e front
Em; for 2 2 or or ANOTHER np sAeosa refined man s
1905 q snn!e 8 81. iIs. s:E.ADouble rm., next
to bath: SIS single, s12 double per
wk. LU 1-4414. %
23d ST, Sc, 3455-LarEe front bed
room, private family; gentleman
IgF SnEs FRoNT Hu5 + SIZE sfSGLE 50 uTn fg
Gated opposite Agriculture Bids.'
1917 s PA. An AVE. s.E.EIaree furnished
rm., suitable for Q. next bath, In
PVT. gentle home. Ii; 7-761e. tv;6 @6
ferred; conven. transp. Tw. 1343.
x ST. Sc. 1528-New home. Just
off Barney Circle; large double rm.,
twin beds large closets, ne new fqrn' urn.
E. sc tAf2foI f3!f Or sTace es per large xs front
front single; So per wk. Ii. 3-o129;
eyes; .JI Il $;n1ss. afIgs sxc,us,v. ss-
Closets, twin beds; ige. brick: det.
gentle home; $50 sgle., $3.50 ca.
pa aoie, AVE VI AMI fh93, 3,st ST. s.E-Larse
house: share bath with, l other;
best, Southeast neiEhborhood, W.
L.g.K. s ROOM, eonv. to Navy Yard,
AST4hAGfrvf Fl R4 cfi lshs * 1houaseffeepnr aefs rm
Pvt; gentle home Empl. gent,
snis Piei' wFEssrovER Fs YER: DR.. sE-Large
room. pvt. bath, entrance overlo3k- EI
ing Branch and Penna. ave. VI.
NEAR NAVY YARD. blk. Pa. ave;
and 11th s.e.1,,Lovely sgle. and
dhle.: clean; ali. new furn;: age
Por io4e app en5 pa R!xyieSs Rx es4s 9as o9 sR 5,if i
Respectable persons. u 4-644s
1aEs efEsr Front on; RIM. nicely tusn:;
snsl; sFsssp ''': sosa g s%'1 p ''ss Sc: 'fa5 IT,
co4oREp-RooMs for quiet cples.,
kit privileges. 1910 B st. Sc
ooioRTD@seo 81 ihS-Sa 10th ST. Sc R
inte!ligent empl.. cple:. lady OF
ssIss ssRtsman price s00Fsas Feas anf e. s&RsFS
CoLoRED-LARGE FRONT ROOM,
two employed ladies; kitchen privi-
leges no drinking tolerated. Sur.
rounded by excellent transp. 639
South Carolina ave. Sc, FIR. 1884.
CoLoRED-FURN. RIM, for man o.
girl; PRIVILEGES. Call LU. 1-4923
ooIoRED@fRoNr eitsl { D:Ti RM.. twin be- BEDS:
2 Govt. girls or men; share bath;
no cooking. 346 11th st. Sc. -6.
COL0RED-LARGE bedroom, work.
ing couple; reasonable rent. Call
AT. 63SI. -6
COLORED-FURN. rm., semibath,
use of kit; ref. Call Ii. 1891.
Evening star., 1950-03-05
ROOMS, ARTs. TO SHARE

ROOMS, ARIs. TO SHARE
/ GIRL TO share 2 bedrm. apt. J;
with. other girls; age 81 to 35.
Avail. April 1. Mt. Pleasant Sec
YOUNG MAN wanted to share apt
with another, upper l4th st. vic
$50. Call RA. 0639, Mr.. Smart.
WILL SHARE my apt. with l girl
Vic. Georgetown. S45 mo. HUI
s791 after weekdays; all day Sun
NEAR 18th AND HARVARD, NV Nv
Wanted refined lady. to share my
efficiency, apt. bed-living room
dinette, kitchen, bath, in apt. bldg.
excel. transp. AID. $500. ext. 226
MODERN APT. BLDG.-Large double
rm.. twin beds, 2 lge. closets, pvt
entrance. apt: privileges;. telephone
342O 18th ST. NV girls under
80. share apt. with 1 other: every.
thing furn; $3.50 ea. TU. OS21.
1 OR LADIES to share attractive
apartment with employed lady. Cal
ON. z0z0 after o'clock. g
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WTD.

TWO ROOMS, bath and board in
private family wanted by retired
couple; UP to $500 month. Box
1871. Star. 81
STATE DEPT. MAN wants rm. ard
board in comfortable pvt. home.
Boz: 464-T, Star. -6
ployed mother and 7-year-old son
withs day care and limited supervi-
sion of boy; in vicinity Beers. Staun-
ton or Kimball Schools and of
heavy traffic. Box 97-Z, Star.
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RMS. .FURk.-MD. g VA.

NNS. -fON\.-"D, - Va.
ARL.-Attr. quiet room. gentleman;
, drs. to bus, 10 min. to Pentagon,
.214h Uhle. CHI. 9544.
ARLINGTON, Clarendon Sitting
bedrm., adj. bath; pvt. entr.: nr
transp.; refined neighborhood;
gentlemen. OW. 6475.
ARLINGTON-Larg sunny room. ad-
Joining bath, 3 exposures, 4 closets;
use of living room with fireplace
dinette. kitchen, garage; near bus
and shopping center. GIL. O6S6.
LOVELY LARGE RM.-Suitable
adults; l blk. from bus and car;
OIL. 6769. 200 Wooten ave. Ch. Ch
LGE. BEDRM. for empl. lady, $40 wk
2122 Dexter ave, Apt. 2O2, Silver
Spring. Nd. Phone 81. 1889. -
ARL., nr. Buckingham-Dbl. rm., pvt
bath; 2. empl. persons; ner-sprF
mat. blk. to bus. $50. cH. 7o96
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IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
Claremont Community
Located on Leesburg pike and South
Walter Reed dr., Just OF Shirley
highway. 51e Simplex and Duplex
apis.
All 2 bedrms., $50 so 10 SOL SO
Fireproof Construction
ALL MODERN CONvENIENCES

Spacious rooms and private entrances,
plenty of sunshine, cross ventilation,
oversize closets with sliding doors.
radiant heat, GE refrigerator, par
auet floors, steel cabinets, Venetian
blinds, individual basement storage,
children's Fairgrounds and excellent
bus service.
Representative on Premises, l to 4:3O.
Applications accepted on premises and
at 313 N. Glebe rd, Arlington. Va,
Directions: Out Shirley Highway to
Leesburg Pike. troute y turn right
to South Walter Reed dr.. and our
development.
For full particulars. call CHI. 5000,
Buckingham Community Management.
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FUR. OR UkFUR

APART TMENTS FUK. OK UNFUR
COUPLE, or or . women, share
small attr. house with cne ether
Mt Pleasant across from park
furn. own. bedroom. Box Isl q
FURN. OR UNFURN. - 3-rm. apt
living rm., bedrm and kit, share
bath with l adult; gentlemen ol
couple only. Sun. and weekdays
COLORED-s-RM. AND KIT. APT.
also double rm.: for right couples
conv. transp. DE. 1915. IS
Evening star., 1950-03-05

ELMAR GARDENS
A NEW GARDEN-TYPE
APARTMENT DEVEL-
OPMENT IN ROGERS
HEIGHTS, MD. ONE
AND TWO BEDROOM
APTS. AVAIL ABL E,
$3.50 TO $92.50.
Directions: From Peace Cross to Bla-
densburg. Defense hwy. (Route 202)
to second traffic light, left on Ed
monston I'd CRoute 205) to Hamil-
ton st. See Mrs. Phinney, resident
manager. Apt. 2, 5112 .54th ave.
UN. S236, or call Miss Schroth with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1908 H st. NV MA. 2345. IS
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ROOMS FURN. OR UNFURN.
COLoRED-36O2 11th ST. NV

ROOMS FURN. OR UkFURk.
COLORED-36O2 IIth ST. NV
Double room. privileges. DU. S5s5
ROOMS UhFURhIsHED
COLORED FRONT ROOM with
privileges: Cali RA. SIG. .-5
COLORED-FOR 1 OR 2 clean, re.
fined persons; home priv. AL day
Sun. any day after 6 SH. 1920
COL0RED - LARGE UNFURNISHEI
double rm. Call Ii. 1851.
ROOMS WANTED
GENTLEMAN would like Ice unfurn
rm. with board: gentle home; vic
Rockville. Box 326-X, Star. -5
EMPLOYED. settled lady, wishe'
clean, comfortable room; rent rea.
sonable. Box 1874, Star. 81
REFINED LADY wishes to shar,
lady's apt. in Arlington or NV: pre-.
fer separate room. Box 1927. Star
GENTLEMAN desires nice room. pvt
bath, gentle home; must be warm
comfortable and near transp.. Full
particulars with rent to Box 7S-Z
LADY WITH DAY WORK desires
room with Christian lady as COM
panior at night in exchanFe for
room; GEORGETOWN vicinity preferred.
Box 1867, Star.
EMPLOYED YOUNG MAN desires
single room with breakfast privils.
NV. or ne. Box 1867. Star
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APARTMENTS UkFURhIsHED

APARTMENTS UkFURklSHED
WE ARE NOW ACCEPTING applica-
tions for desirable new 1-bedrm.
aDts located sssdv c9sen or D apr
/; aaSR arts. consist n Of of ilS GSen{ rm' bedrm g
kitchen, dinette and bath; some with
small study alcoye;. all have indivi-
NER & RYoN, INC, 927 18th st,
sGGiBsuiEhBsANS 81 81 Mb., 3 within 2M blocks
Of District line and bus. Entire
and bath, private entrance; no chill
dren or pets. Phone WA. 2l5f,
MEURILLE APTs.-Lovely 2-bedrm
apt; close to transp.. shop: center,
Defense hwy" Bladensburg. Md.
LARGE MA Z BEDRM.-1n Sc. wash,
1soi V sAVVANNAH Il 81. 81, { s.E.ga rooms,
kitchen, bath, in new 2-family unit;
$75 plus utilities. OIL. 1857. -5
SILVER SPRING, MD.-Liy. rm., din.
rm nfdrm tE ink 5it' .sn snd bath ,ln.G ssssS 5}
MRs MRS usHii aARpNER i Asa' 81. 5sos. eo IS Gan
CENTER ARLINGTON---1-bedrm. apt
in lovely new apt. BLDG; on 2 bus
lines; Al references required;
S79.50 per mo. Phone KE. 3-672o.
TAKOMA PARK, Md rooms, kit.
and pvt. bath; utils. furn. with ex-
cept. cooking gas; S76. 81. 273s.
TAKoMA PARK-Bedrm,, liv. rm.,
kit and dinette, pvt. bath; working
cple;; pref; utils. inc; S75 mo-;
Mr.. CATH. U.-2 rms. pvt. bath in
pvt, home. linn; kit: fac: S65 mo.
incl. util. LA. 6-S55S. IS
81O EMERSON ST. N.W.-Open. to-
day. 8 to 4 only; 2 rms, kitchen,
4s4l: URcioIo Realty IT NS9.' co. B M5
8 RMS; Kit. and dinette. pantry
s1i d'nii RIfT2NHo1sE fHpi S1i sisSl 81. N.w.-snd
A., bedroom, liv. room, glassed- in
I kit. porch, pvt. bath; also. 1st A.,
2. rooms, semipvt. bath and use
eesS MAPLE 81. N.w.-5 rms. and
bath. n nsH sco sPt. BIDS ,n,i nv. ,ssi: ssS;
dx. oI57. Dun. S-t.
Evening star., 1950-03-05
COUNTRY BOARD

CARE FOR SMALL ONE while you
work Licensed. Cypress 1884. -S
FOR CHILDREN, in private, licensed
home. Phone Cypress 1858.