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The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-09-27
Hospital To Carve New Life AS
Public Institution

PHILADELPHIA (ANP) The
famed Mercy-Douglas hospital, re-
Gently taken over by the state as
a public institution, will continue
it's past democratic policies of
being i%nterracial in staff and pa
tents.
Under a 100000 fund re-
Gently voted by the Pennsylvania
general state authority, a new
plan will be constructed for the
HOSPITAL on it's present site. The
departemnt of welfare will act as
administrators.
Although previously regarded
as a Negro institution, Mercy
Douglass actually has been inter-
racial with 60 percent of it's in
patients and 80 percent of it's out
patients being white.
1t has afforded to the Negro
physician his greatest opportunity
in this city to practice and also to
study. With few exceptions, Ne
gro doctors are not permitted to
send a patient to voluntary hos
pitfalls in this area and continue to
treat him there.
At Mercy-Douglass Negro doct-
ors many inferno and acquire a
residency or staff appointment,
generally denied them in most of
the state.
The new hospital will start a
new phase of existence for Mercy
Douglass.
Originally, the Douglas hospital
was founded in 1895 by DR.. Ma
than F. Mossell, and Mercy was
founded in 1905 following a split
at Douglass.
The new Mercy hospital with
inspiring leadership began to ad-
vance. In 1919 it moved from it's
original site to the present loca-
ton of Mercy-Douglass, following
a purchase of the old Episcopal
Divinity school plant for $685. 900.
In a short time, SO doctors had
joined the medical staff, the
nurses training program was ex-
banded, and later a new nurses
home was built. Under the leader
snip OICne late Dr. tHenry +. Mill
ton, Mercy secured a Rosenwald
fund grant to built the nurses
home.
His nephew, DR.. Russell F. Min
ton as superintendent, and Kermit
j. Hall, business manager, have
guided Mercy and then Mercy
Douglass recently.
In the meantime the Douglass
hospital was having it's financial
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-09-27
AT THE
49,,

Then, Chicago has it's W Bob
Satterfield who should prove to be
a good drawing crowd if he con-
tinues his successful comeback.
Graziano To Meet Burton
In Chicago
Rocky Graziane and Gene Bur-
ton will meet in a scheduled 10
round main event Oct. a at the
Chicago Stadium. For both men
this will be the crossroad of their
boxing careers.
The loser probably will no long
er rank future title contention or
top billing for the television cam
era. This is especially true of Bur
ton who on July IA was a surprise
victim of a Tommy Campbell kayo
punch in New Orleans.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-09-27
Burton, a clever, tricky fight

~ S00N eo@AAAo ChV
ponent, is not a great crowd
pleaser. He must win to attract
good gates.
Rocky, a rough and tumble
fighter, always pleases the crowd.
He hits hard, and his opponents
know it. Since he lost his middle
weight title to Tony Yale in 1913
he has never appeared to be quite
the same. His punches don't seem
to be as effective.
He actually is taking a great
risk in fighting Burton, a known
spolier. Burton can make other
boxers look pretty bad while try
ing to connect.
Both men have nearly identi-
cal records except for the number
Of kayoes. Graziano has So victor
les with only IL knockouts, Is
losses, and 9 draws. Both have
been fighting since 1912.
Burton is Sugar Ray Robinson's
stablemate. Being that close to the
great Ray, however, has not made
him good enough to stop a man
like Graziano.
Supporting this bout will be two
young heavyweight hopefuls, Rex
Layne and Dale Hall. Layne, who
halls from Los Angeles, although
he has fought most of his battles
in that city, has lost one bout out
of 26.
Both Joe Louis and Ezzard
Charles fought exhibitions with
Layne in Salt Lake City last year.
In his latest bout he upset Turkey
Thompson in a Hereunder in Muir
gon, Utah. His only loss has been
to Dave Whitlock, whom he has
whipped twice.
Hall, a native of Chicago, did
most of the his fighting out west
until last year when he fought in
Chicago. He has had only one
fight this year, Mar. II, which
when he fought in Chicago. He
has had only one fight this year,
Mar. II, wrich he lost to Andy
Walker.
Neither man has had a common
opponent, so comparisons cannot
be made. Their bout will last 10
rounds.
Joe Cara, crowd pleasing kayo
specialist, will meet the experience
ed welterweight, Hal Meredith, on
the supporting card in a six round
bout.
Rondom Thoughts About
The Ring
Two good fighters probably are
at the end of their road. These
men r Jake LaMotta, still mid
dleweight champion of the world,
and Willie Pop, recently displaced
featherweight champion.
LaMotta was lucky to whip Lau-
rent Dauthille by a knockout in
the last 13 seconds of their title
I'M
Evening star., 1950-11-26

can take it up with the State
Legislature" Judge Smith said
Its on the books and all do
is enforce the law. try lot of
these cases every week. They run
into the hundreds"
Judge Smith refused to COM
ment on the possibility of proba-
ton.
Police would not let reporters
talk with Erico.
Court records showed Erico's
truck load aggregated 56,4OO
pounds as he rolled along State
secondary route October %. The
legal load limit was 81, 900 pounds,
Judge Smith said.
Sheriff George Hope said Erico
was driving along back road" of
the county. trying to avoid the
weighing station at New Church,
when he was arrested.
Both Erico and Racine are held
Evening star., 1950-11-26
Judge Dims Hope Of Trucker for Early Release
BY the Associated i Press

ACCOMAC. Va, Nov. 25.-Wil-
liam Erico apparently will get out
of jail here just in time to spend
Christmas with his near-destitute
wife and children in Middletown,
Conn.
Any hopes that he had of release
before completion of a 60-day sem
tence on December % were con-
siderably dimmed today by the
Judge who sent him to prison.
Trial Justice L. Brooks Smith
said Erico used his imagination
when he tearfully told his wife
by telephone that he might &c
free on probation a week before
his term is over.
Erico went to jail here October
% when he was convicted of driv-
ing truck overloaded by 21,40C
pounds on Eastern Shore high.
ways and was unable to pay fine
Of $1,077.
Mrs. Erico told reporters in
Middletown that she and her two
small daughters don't know
where our next meal is coming
from" She said meager funds
provided by her mother and he,
husbands employer, the Scata
Trucking Co. of Hartford. Conn,
had. run out and I'VE spent q
miserable Thanksgiving"
Judge Smith and other Ac-
comac County authorities took
the position today that they were
only enforcing Virginia law when
Erico was arrested and sentenced
in lieu of payment of the fine.
In Jail with Erico is a second
truck driver. Frederick Racine of
Norfolk. Authorities said Racine
was jailed for 60 days November
l3 for inability to pay on over
loading fine of 1865.
IF you want to do something
about the overlooking law, YOU
Evening star., 1950-11-26
Storm Compe|s U. n.
To Put OF Session on !
China Till tomorrow
BY the Asseeio.ed Press

LAKE SUCCESS, Nov. 25.-A
sudden storm forced postpone
ment today of United Nations
Security Council meeting in which
/ . Chinese Communist delegation
was expected to charge the United
States with aggression.
The Chinese will get their
chance to blast the United
States Monday at q pm. Just a
Flew hours after Russia's Jacob
A. Malik is scheduled to press
similar charges before the AS
sembly's Donation Political Com
mittee. &
Yugoslavia's Ales Bebler. No
vember president of the Council,
decided on the postponement
after Secretary-Gener Trygye
Lie told him police had warned
that roads between Lake Success
and New York were becoming
dangerous.
"A joint session of the q. NJ.
Economic and Social Committees
Evening star., 1950-11-26
Norway to Increase
Herring Oil Output

BERGEN. Norway.-The output
of Norwegian herring-oil plants
is being increased. In accordance
with an expansion plan drawn UP
by the government. the total
daily capacity will be increased
by about $4,000 barrels of herring
Almost half this increase will
be accounted for by factories in
More and Romsdal Provinces,
whose capacity is to be stepped
Iup by 10000 barrels a day.
Evening star., 1950-11-26
THE SUNDAY STAR, washington, D. c. Salt


completed action today on q $3.50
million Korean relief program.
BY a vote Of 81 to 0 and five
Soviet bloc absentations. the COM
mittees approved the Economic
and Social Councils program set
ting up Korean Reconstruction
Agency under the direction Of a
q. N. agent general operating
with an advisory committee Of
five member governments.
The program now goes to the
General Assembly where 1t is as
sured the necessary two-thirds
majority
Evening star., 1950-11-26
u. S. Industriolizotion
Accomplished in Century

In little more than a century
the United States has changed
from primitive agricultural
economy to one@of the most high
ly industralized.
!. Only 5 per cent Of the million
inhabitants lived in urban COM
munities in 1870. BY 1890, with
a population Of So million, about
IS per: cent lived in cities. I BY
1910 nearly 81 per cent of the
population was urban.
Evening star., 1950-11-26
Male Nude Invading
Home Is Barely Seen
By Womon, He Kisses
BY Ire Associated Press

DENVER. Nov. 25.-Mrs.
Robert Fitzgerald told police
that while she was cooking
dinner in her kitchen on
South Franklin street last
night. a nude man ran in,
kissed her and ran out.
She said she was too sur
prised to move but did note
the man was "clean cut and
youthful looking"
Evening star., 1950-11-26

in Accomac jail. near the site of
a vine-covered debtors prison
dating back to 1850. The debtors
prison now is used as library.
Evening star., 1950-07-10
ROOMS EuRNIsHEp-N.E.

COLORED-S ST. NV, near 10tn-
Large room; man and wife; running
water, large closet; kitchen privil-
egeS; S11 per wk. RA. 1879. -12
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

A RMS. .t3 rms, porch); Ven. blinds;
gas refgr. and stove; Govt. adults;
Gentle home. Shown 10 to 8, days.
AS Jefferson st. NV. RA. 1862.
dant f1ns ant bea5m s54 mSds5n gar
3-BEDRM. De LUKE APT. available
Aug 1, $3.50 a mo-, including
utilities; adults only; to inspect
Park Hills Apts.. e, Section lon :, o6 I64
SCHUYLER q rrd., Silver Spring, Md,
DAKsoN APIS. 5000 MANCHESTER af
,rd,. Silver Spring, Md; de luxe l.
picture windows: ''i viii iHfds redeeorate: Hats:
$3.50 including utilities. To in
,speet call Sligo 1855. -1s
MEURILEE APTS.-Specious 1 and 2
and high school, shop. center and
Biadensbure. Md. WA. 37ai. A"'"
MT. PLEASANT, over Rock Creek,
July-Aug:, 3 to 4 bedrms., poTehes.
rWo.BE6RM Ssfefai 81 NJ AH arT ss6l $3.50 Incl
utils., avail. Immediately. See resi-
dent manager B-1 at 1907 Southern
ave: Sc: or call Logan 3-7979. 10
CONN: AVE. Mr.. WARDMAN PIX
Ra dinesse sPt Psd ssth ssi.ss' aS Tm al. peSFn Ss
TAKOMA PARK, 2 bedrms., liv. rm.,
din: rm.. kitchen, tile bath; pvt
en1r avaable nF imes 6ss lines sas and mo st0Fsi e.
1850 days, sH. 6456 and sH. 51O1
ewes. and week ends. -12
211O 3RD ST. NE, mr.. 3rd and r.
IL rms, kit. and semi-pvt. bath;
in det. home; exc. transp. NO. $3.50.
WARDMAN PARK -shoreham vic
newly DECORATED rms PVT; bath; al
NEAR FALLS CHURCHw4-room cot
tage. redecorated; country at
Is Imsosphere; new s GE Xxi, Kitchen; duo,
pets; $50. plus utilities. Cali FA
ais f5Hs' AVAILABLE at coeur Tit ter.
5100 Defense hwy. Bladenshurg
Md.-Close to schools and shop
ping center bus stops at door. WA
NEW CONDITION. rms. kit, batt
and dinette. Furnished with heat
ihoat,water; iNao.s ste,, electricity; go mo. Fol
luxe; $3.50 ineladins Ssa ana Stiities sSGi s;
msnaser ons Apt No. lniDesai T. siise s0nsss' PssR
I'd, Silver Spring, Nd. 81. 1865.
AyAILABLE-one bedrm.. Se9.50; z
bedrms., $77 80; incl, utils.; adj, tc
National Airport. Applications taken
at 1910 Vermont ave. NV, RIM. 717
$50 to 11:30 am. any day but
AVATLABLE-1-bedrm. apt. s67.7s
per mo. incl. util. South Courthouse
rd. and End ST., .Arl.. Va. adj. to Ft
Meyer. Applications. taken $3.50 te
veTmons taS Mon nwt thgaHsh saisa III r. at lo1e
EFFICIENCY APT. on Conn. ave, !
rm kitchenette, and bath, in apt
Sldg; SsS ogssioeking og daIS Rock Creek PARK n
ALExANDRIA--Avail. immed., Bev.
apt, suit. for adults: rent S95. sc
PVT W. ENTkANGE'ssbedr@ NH ME y Ssno apt With
pvt. bath; close in. Mclean, Va. MI
T642 AZ or Daleyiew 1855. Ia
kit, din. alcove, bath; no pets; utils
sas iasi NE%ToN EESS7S Y9. pl. SSesss NW.s Apt. z
2 rms. kit. and bath; :S55, per mo;
Utilities INCLUDED. See janitor. IL
tied cpl or adults SCI. so. Il. 7-i6S7
1928 MASS. AVE N.w.-3 rms, tn,
!; best kitchen facilities, cabinet, re-
1riseration. Good transp. Ss5 mo
TWO 4-RM. APTS-Semi-pvt. bath
walking distance Armory and Gal
hnger Hospital; mr.. transp.; suit
able for girls on each floor, or .
couples with small child; S69.50 ans
$3.50; heat. gas, elect. furnished
, Call in person, 1885 c st. ne. -18
/. PA 10TH ST. Sc. - 4-room apt.
utilities furnished; no children.
21S UNDERWOOD ST. N.w.-3 rms
r and bath, glass porch whole End fl
! lse. yard; nr. transp sos. 10
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HOUSES FURNISHED

2-BEDRoOM modern detached brick,
at 1856 31st. pl.. NV; attractively
and completely furnished; a thor
oughly nice house in fine neigh
borhood; S165. LUTHER L. MILLER,
DE. 0655, -WO. 1892. 10"
ARL.-For 8 mos. new. 2-bedrm..
semidet. home. nicely furn.; cple on
ly; $125. HI. 2S19, MR.. LOCKETT.
RADIANT VALLEY. MD.-6s21
standish dr., nicely furn. brick
bungalow. 5 rms. and bath. auto.
dishwasher and washing machine;
avail. July Is; S125 mo. To in
spest, phone MRS. SMITH. OR.
BEAUTIFUL SETTING Of q beautiful
home. available soon. asking $3.50
per. mo. 8 extra lg. bedrms.. 3Ha
baths. Unusually large living rm..
library. powder rm.: dst a. Rec.
Call Mrs. Gavin. JAMES L. DIXON
& CO. ST. 1900. 10
ALEXANDRIA-6 rms, brick end
house, oil heat; nr. school and shop
ping center, conv. to Pentagen; S14O
mo. TIE. 0233. <s-1O
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GROCERY. BEER, wINE---so% col
ored trade; wkly. volume over
$1,000 cash business; no delivery;
10-year lease with or without liv-
ing quarters; $1,000 will handle.
Should sell this week. Call Mr..
Brown YEoNAS REALTY, GIL. 21O0,
FILLING STATION Nearby Vir-
ginia; new station and equipment;
real opportunity for good operator.
Call OF. .9739. or OF. 1910. for ap-
pointment to inspect\ Ia
Va; excellent location. good lease;
terms will make operator good liy-
ing. Call ST. 1888 or EX. 1864.
REST, 10 miles from d. C. Fountain.
on and off sale of beer and wine,
doing good business; modern equip
ment, long lease, low rent; $1,000
weekly business; apartment avail
able; able; Ask for OWNER. Cypress
FEED AND HARDWARE business
Exc. opp. for hustler; prosperous
farming. community: strictest in
vestigation invited. Box 436-R, Star
ia
Evening star., 1950-07-10
RMs. FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

GENTLEMAN-Large cool bedroom.
radio, desk, shower; conv. transp.;
phone; yard; pvt. Arlington gentle
home; S35. OW. O2IS.
ARLINGTON-Large room, twin beds,
semt-private bath; $40 month, S35
single Call CH. 2295. IL
FRONT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ironing
privileges; close to bus, Pentagon;
prefer 2 girls. oV. 572O after z
SILVER sPRNG-Lge. front bedrm.,
next to bath. pvt. home: breakfast
optional; - blk bus. SH. .614S. 10
kENSINGTON-2 refined ladies or
couple; no objection to l child. to
share nice 5-rm. home with l lady;
all home privils.; close to bus; $50
for 2. 9 Perry ave-. Lockwood
TAKoMA PK.-Twin-bed. rm,; pvt
bath optional: pvt. home. 219 Bal
timore ave, SH.. 3579. IA
B NEWLY FURN. sleeping rms. 4023
Hamilton St, Hyattsville. Md. Be
fore applying call AT. 0514. 10
10 MINUTES to Key Bridge; lge., cool
rm., spacious, lovely grounds and
porches; breakfast: daily maid sery-
ice; parking privileges. Gil. $50
n. ARL.-Rm. in gentle. home fol
empl. lady; next to bath; on bus
line. CHI. 1879. IL
Evening star., 1950-07-10
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

ALLISON ST. N.Ws near Ga: ave
Semidet. brick. 8 rooms, bath, 8
porches, basement, automatic heat;
very good condition and reasonably
priced. To inspect, call Mr.. Addi-
6092. ~ 1'
800 down viii buy this large BRICK
2 kitchens, ~ baths. z screened
re- rear ops porcnes; mes gas heat, garage, move
EE3ALTy E13 Corr NJ. S|aefi 4ooo! DESs. eyss.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-pelightful
fnacs iTame for nome me ,; that provides ample
of bedrms SI !smly' PLY tiFs TIE equivalent
liy. rn1:, lge. din, rm., den. powder
trg W sas sasrh hwR aRd iss Kit with Dsp
slate ilan: roof; sd:d! excel; Structural c9ndl:
splendid location among stately
homes Just of Conn; ave. To in
FRANK iRssi eal 8 gHL1fPs. M2i Isso pI sEes AZ, Or
CHEVY CHASE. D. c., mr.. Blessed
sacrament and Lafayette schools:
6 bedrms.; 2 baths: 2S-ft. liv. rm.:
family-size din. rm.; breakfast nook;
$4,000. THOS. L. PHILLIPS, Wo.
1900 until 8 pm. 351S Conn.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C. RAMBLER
attractive 3-bedrm., 2-bath brk.
rambler; ,bsmt., stairs to storage at
tic; gas heat: gar; lot 6Ox150; Ia
blk. east of Conn. ave. 1916 Lega-
ton st, NV: Open daily. 2 to 8.
Gail OR. 004S. REALTY BROKERS,
INC, 5506 Conn. ave.
CHEVY CHASE, ID. C. New brick
rambler, containing 8 large bedrms.,
2 tile baths. liv. rm. with firepl., din.
rm., beaut. kit, bsmt., gar. rec. rm,
with flrepl.. gas heat; large, land.
scaped lot; excel. value; terms. Can
pI. 101S It'll pm. VIM. H. SAUN-
DERS CO.. INC.
261O UNIVERSITY PL., Euclid st. be.
tween 14th and 18th sts. NV; 9-rm.
brick. oil ht. Ideal rooming house
property; 2-car garage. Reas. terms,
LOUIS RUDDEN. EX. 57O7, GR,
Continued on Next Page) 4
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

1881 KANSAS AVE, N.W.-Beauti-
full front rm. with cooking and
laundry privileges; child welcome.
Ii. 3-794S.
1854 QUE ST., N.W.-Large rm. and
kitchen; refgr., range; cool and
quiet; shower. $12.50 wk. UP:
-16
14I9 r. I. AVE. NV lge. Ink.
front rms: refrigerators. stoves. set
iRAsp SIsd sppsr ST. DiSIls SW ITsbovery TsfS large
cool first floor Ink. room; new
range and Frigidaire; S15 wk; Ia
CAPITOL VIC, N.E.-Light house
keeping rms; for 2 or 81; $40, Z:
500, 3. Call eyes,, TR. 5106. -12
BABY WELCOME = Exceptionally
clean, large front room for couple;
share completely furn. kit; maid
service; $65 mo. AD. 1881. -13
rooms; will arrange to suit 3 girls
or men. OR. 1856. III
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HOUSES FURNISHED tcent.)

Epx,TRAoRDINARHY beautiful A.
rm. and ali the extras = discrimi.
mating tenant would seek; 2-car gar;
5000 per mo: Exclusive, JAMES l..
sz spIxoM DE- 3 GO, ST; 1900: 10
bdrms.. ia baths, nice hv. and and
din. rm., dishwasher and washing
machine, avail immed. Mr.. Magher.
JAMES L. DIXON g. CO.. ST. 1900.
AvoNDALE-s bedrooms, nicely fur;
assf afs esenlS snd iRHRpns sg RTaSk
CHEVY CHASE4Beautiful home; A
bedrms., 2 baths, powder rm., gar
den; 2-car garage; $3.50 mo-;
aanosher an0shs Chevy Chase gambler; v ether
DUNNiNaToNa nSSSsSi eiH5 w WI aEs ssss CLYDE c.
Z RMS block to bus and shop
ping center, Lyon Village. Va
SILVER -bdrm. bungalow,
sIise slGse f4aa' e 6uslines; adults 20 96l'
ARL., vA.@Mod. det. brk.: 8 bedrms. i,
newly furn. and redecorated, fenced
in yard; convenient to Pentagon;
Sl75. long lease preferred. 81. 1893
ATTRACTIVE GROOM HOUSE in
Bethesda. Cool, lge. yard; fine for
children in summer; 2 blks. from
bus: IL mos. lease; S145. OIL.
4-BEfDRM. HOUSE, bath, large aG re-
Mn tgrn.; ,6sa garage and good yard; $500.
coLokEDGLarge beautiful furn.
house in Brookland;. 18th Century
furniture. can be leased by the
Mr.. NICHOLS AND ATLANTIC Sc
Nicely furn.; vacant; brick; 2 bed
rms; scr. porch; rec. rm.: gas; steel
const.; no pets; $1oo. 10. 3-6ss9.
NEARBY VA. of Mt, Vernon blvd
brick BUNGALOW: immaculate; nicely
furn. bedrms.. liv. rm., din rm.,
mod. kit; lge. yard; screened porch;
Oil heat; will lease to responsible
oWNER esRaRs oRly RM sbbs s5sa sya sy IT. nRss aps
6.RM. COTTAGE, ami; well furn. :;
9 miles from D. c. line; Mont. Co. !;
81 "a; 0Sl between and 8 pm. -16
ShErHEkD I PARK, mr.. Walter Reed;
avail, immed.; yriy. lease. ! dE. & 1887 1871.
DETACHED. a-BEDRM. BUNGALo0w.
Hyattsville section; S125. per mo
BROS, INC, Washington Bldg. DI.
DOWNTowN-Eight attractive rooms
four baths; suitable for Combined
home and professional office. j. n
Knox. office Of ROBERT W. SAVAGE.
514 Union Trust bldg, MA. 1880
ARLINGTON-Spacious home, cen
nall plan, 24-ft. liv. rm., Persian
rug and other comparable furnish
mgs,, secluded screened porch, 2
very lge. bedrms., sun deck, rec rm
gar. lge. wooded lot; 5000 per mo
FRED J. GEORGE
GIL. 6777. 2173 Glebe Rd.. ow. 1914.
10
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ALEXANDRIA--4Os E. BELFONTE-
2 sentlemen; pvt. home; excel. meals
and lunches. OV. 34S7. 10
8611 14th ST. N.W.-Quiet rm.
home life and meals in pvt. Protes.
tant family, for non-smoker. refined
employed man or woman; $50 semi
monthly. TU. 1886. Ill
DUPONT AREA-1726 N. H. ave
NV. Vacancies for ladies and mer
In Washington's most beautiful
Ruesthouse; television, social priv.
lis, phone in each room: mod. rates
1904 q ST. N.W.-Good food, clear
rms. sgle. and dble. for youns
women and men; good trans. NO
THE MAR-LEETA, 1925 18th st. NV
Nicely FURNISHED cool rooms iol
excellent boa IL
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.w.

NR. FAIRFAX VILLAGE-Cool. rm.,
next to bath; pvt. home; uni. ph.
Gentleman. TW. 1850. Ia
CAPITOL HILL-Attractiye bedrm.,
next bath; sight Capitol, Library of
Congress. FIR. 1901. Ill
home: Caucasian; " block to car
line. 130 18th st. Sc. Ii. 4-4160.
NEWLY FURN. FRONT BEDROOM,
l block from carline: So per week.
1000 H st. Sc. 10"
ROOM for young girl or congenial
lady in young couples Arm. apt;
unlim. phone; good transp; privil.
Ewes, 10. 2-9064. 10
1Ith AND C SITS. S.W.-Furnisheo
rooms. $40 per month. Call Elk.
CoLoRED-DoUBLE ROOM for en-
ployed couple; single room for man:
some privileges. FIR. BOSS. 10
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COUNTRY BOARD

NICE ROOM AND BOARD out in the
country. Cool nights for an elderly
lady-not an invalid. Write or call
MRS. c. B. HANGER, Gaithersburg,
Md. Gaithersburg 7-86-W-12.
-16
Evening star., 1950-07-10
HOUSES TO SHARE

6-RM. HOUSE with . baths; all mod.
conv., will share with refined emp.
couple or lady; conv. transp.; ref.
YOUNG COUPLE to share suburban
home; children accepted LO.
5-2070. Sun; after pm. wkdays.
Evening star., 1950-07-10
APARTMENTS WANTED

YOUNG LADY would like to share
expenses with Jewish girl who has
apartment in central NV. location.
EN-. S75S. 12s
NEWLYWEDS want unfurn. apt.
NV. apt. bldg. preferred; $50 max
imum, Aug. 15. DE. 6291. Ill
EMPLOYED Gentle couple. unfur-
nished / bedrm. apt. before Aug l /;
refs. furnished. Box 4S6-M, Star.
EMPLOYED COUPLE desires one bed
room. room furnished apt. with utilities,
Georgetown, local NV area; no pets
or children: Ex. $500, Ext. 3l7O,
UNFURNisHED BEDROOM apart
ment in D. c.; 3 adults; good ref
erences; end permanently employed: Box
FURNISHED APT. wANTED-Bed-
room, living room, kitchen. pvt. bath;
young cple. RA: 5072. o.
ONE ROOM, BATH, unfurnished apt
ing tsuno privacy appre;; NV.
FUR. APT. WANTED-By 4 elderly
Public Health nurses for months Of
Aug. and Sept AT least 2 bedrms.
Individual beds; excellent care guar
anteed, Write MISS ELIZABETH
ClANTON. Tappahannock, Va. -13
WILL LEASE g BEDRM. apt. prefer
ably unfurn. in converted house or
apt. bldg: Jackson School, GEORGE
town area, desired. impeccable ref,
approx S90-S1OO per mo- NO. 5917.
FOR ONE, Scott, Dupont Circle, pref
NO. 1892. los
Evening star., 1950-07-10

Large modern apis. Spacious
closets and cabinets. Kitchen
fan. Venetian blinds, laundry
rm. and storage space. Fenced
in play area. Ample off-street
parking.
Evening star., 1950-07-10

NEAR MONT. CO. SCHOOLS
theater within walking distance.