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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-10-19
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the CAPITA
In Ohio State Journal
With BEN HAYES

Columbus - Donna DeVictor,
a dark-haired beauty, was
crowned Queen Isabella" at a
Columbus Day banquet last week
at the Neil House. She was
awarded jewels by the Heart of
Columbus Association. This new
organization has spokesmen who
say that the discovery of Amer
lea will be celebrated here in
elaborate fashion from now on.
It's going to be interesting, es-
pecially to those connected with
retail trade. The Heart of Co
lumbus Association is a group OF
department stores, specially
shops, office buildings and other
businesses located on High
street, north of Broad street.
This group is opposed geo.
graphically to the shopping area
centered around the Lazarus
store at Town and High streets
Some of the Heart of Colum'
bus" people have been members
of the old conservative Colum-
bus Retail Merchants Associa-
ton, and have become dissatis-
fled.
One complaint has been that
the Retail Merchants Association
has been dominated by Lazarus
So now we have four distinct
groups of retailers in downtown
Coumbus. The E. Broad street
shops lin the Athletic Club area)
have an informal little asSocia
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-10-19

In the health field the Admin
istration wants the program to
socialize and nationalize medicine,
and while that battle is going on
it is impossible to adopt any gen.
eral measures of Federal Aid to
enable the States to give better
medical care to those unable to
pay for it.
So also in the field of inveSti-
CATION a Democratic Congress,
no matter how mush opposed
they may be to many of Mr..
Truman's policies, will not con-
duct any sweeping investiga-
tions which might be embar-
RAISING to the Administration in
the next election.
The Tydings Committee was
carefully chosen to make certain
that Senator McCarthy's charges
would never be thoroughly inves-
tigated. According to Senator
Lodge the Co21mittee investigated
one man, John S. Service, and
half investigated Owen baltimore.
They did not even start investiga-
ton of a hundred other men
against many of whom they found
charges of Communism in the
F.B.I. files. The report made was
a straight white-wash report and
no one can tell today how true
Senator McCarthy's charges were
IF we want to find out what has
= happened to $50 billion spent
by the Armed Forces in four years
it will never be done in any thor
ough manner by a committee of a
Democratic Congress, nor will
such Congress take an aggres-
sive attitude of constructive criti-
cism against Secretary Acheson's
foreign policy no matter how
much it may change from day to
day.
/ believe the American people
do want an independent Con-
greSs dealing cOnstructively
with our domestic problems and
developing solutions within
American principles. i believe
they want an independent Con-
gress on guard in foreign policy
against waivering uncertainty,
secret diplomacy, and appease-
ment of Communism in the Far
East. Only a Republican Con-
gress today could be truly in
dependent.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-10-19

The Yoker Valley Oil & Gas
Co. drilled in the 10th producer
Monday on the George Ankrom
farm in Beaver township. The
well has an open flow of $4,000
cubic feet per day. This is well
No. 2 on the Ankrom farm.
- - -
Noble county is one of 81
counties that has settled their
differences with the state over
the rate to be charged them for
the care of feeble-minded pa
tients, according to statement
issued today by Attorney Gener-
al Thomas j. Herbert and Aud
itor Gilbert B. Long. Under the
settlement, Noble county has
been credited with a saving OF
Sc, ,407.94.
General mobilization of the
l36th Field Artillery, Headquar-
tiers Battery and Combat Train
Third Battalion, Ohio National
Guards, is now effective ir
Caldwell since the hour of 5:4s
a. m., Tuesday, Oct. Is. At 4:0(
a. m, next Wednesday morning
the Caldwell guardsmen will
say goodbye to Caldwell for one
year and Saturday afternoon
Oct. 26, will arrive at their new
home in Camp Shelby, Hatties'
burg, Miss.
- - ~ -
Births - A daughter to Mr.
and Mrs. Rudolph Kleb, of Gin
cinnati; a son to Mr.. and Mrs
James Pennington, New Phila'
Ida1phia
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-10-19


Berry pcn time makes think of them ugly copperheads
fields The nasty places
where don't expect find them and unguarded moment
they strike and squirt their deadly poison into the blood
Often their bite fatal find
buildings and piles and neglected There
be easy way to get rid of them
There other kinds of coppehead too besides those that
crawl in the weeds and bushes There special brand that
walks two feet They cunning and crafty and far
deadly than the spotted The rawn
snake kills the body but this wakn human snake bite kills
soul.
The nest where of these deadly humans Matched
Moscow From there they crawl all the the earth
seeking destroy the spiritual qualities of Like
copperhead these warning when where
they will strike.
If there than the snake
lends their hide the
of the red snake that crawls out from the Kremin.
Yours for fewer snakes,
nIIncle Sam" StiIe
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-10-19

union officials,
but even if the
new Congress
is similar to the
present 81st
d e m o C T a tic
Congress it will
be almost i'm
possible to de-
velop any con-
structive poll
cies in domes-
tic affairs. 1t is
true that the
Slst Congress
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-10-19
The Scrap Book $50.
by
MRS. HUTOKA RANDLES

We thank Thee for this place
in which we dwell; for the love
that uniteS US; for the peace ac-
corded us each day; for the hope
with which we expect in the to-
morrow; for the health, the
work, the food and the bright
skies that make our lives de-
lightful, for our friends in all
parts of the earth, and our
friendly helpers in foreign lands
Give us courage and strength
and some gaiety and a quiet
mind.
Spare to us our friends, soften
to us our enemies. Bless our
land that it shall go forward in
liberating those in bondage and
in all good endeavors. We pray
that thou will give us strength
to encounter that which is to
come, that we be brave in peril,
constant in tribulation, and
temperate in wealth and in all
changes of fortune, and down to
the gates of death, loyal and
loving one to another.
Every war is national calam-
ity, whether victorious or not!
Remember me when | am gone
away,
Gone far into the silent land!
When you can no more hold me
by the hand,
Nor l half turn to go, yet
turning stay
Remember me when no more,
day by day,
You tell me our your future
that you planned;
Only remember me, you under
stand
1t will be late to counsel then
or pray.
Yet if you should forget me for
a while
And afterwards remember, dc
not grieve;
For if the darkness and corrup-
ton leave
A vestage of the thoughts that
once l had,
Better by far that you should
forget and smile
Than that you should remember
and be sad.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-10-19

A WASHINGTON
|E||E||I|R 5 REPORT
BY SENATOR ROBERT A. TAFT


IF the people of the United States desire have indie
pendent Congress they will have to elect Republican
Congress November 7th President Truman will remain
President of the United States until 951whether the United
States Marines like the President and the Political
Action Committee successful purgng from Congress
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-10-19
JOURNAL NEWS ITEMS OF 10 YEARS AGO.

Deaths - Mrs. Ellen Hesson,
SO, Dexter City; Lester B. Ar
cher, 81, Huntington, w. Va;
Rose w. Renner, SO, North
street; Mrs. Almetta A. Brown,
76, Maple Heights.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-10-19

Mrs. Anna Hutcheson and Mrs.
Media Griggs visited Monday at
the home Of the formers sister.
Mrs. nellie Parcell, Hackney.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-10-19
IN MEMORY

In loving memory of my sis
ter, Lillian Merritt Bates, who
died Oct. %, 1910.
Harry l.. Merritt,
Brother
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-10-19
CORNER
TO A GIRL AND A DAISY

Breaking daisy quite daringly,
Plucking each petal unsparngly,
Dreaming of love and its mystery,
Trying to preview its history
Dreaming, my dear is the best of it.
Tears may be mixed with the rest of it,
Daisies versed in astrology
Lovers, in paradoxology.
Mary Oliphant Young
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-10-19

street, Mrs. AlmelLd a. brown,
76, Maple Heights.
Marriages Elizabeth Craft
and Herman Crum, CALDWELL;
Martha Davs and Donald D.
Hannahs, Summerfield; Ruth
Britton, Holland, Mich, and
James Greenbaun, of Piqua;
Cora Leach Kielkops and DR..
Louis Cleary, Caldwell; Agnes
G.. Pahmayer and John t. Me-
sarchik, Belle Valley; Frances
L. Wilson and Wilfred Keller, of
Baltimore.
Howard Wray, expressman in
Caldwell for the past eight
years, left Caldwell Wednesday
for Urbana where he assumed
his new duties in this capacity.
-
Clarence Erb, 30, near Sharon,
fell from an apple tree last Sun
day and Wednesday evening had
his right arm amputated above
the elbow as a direct result of
his fall.
- - -
The Caldwell high school band
will be nattily attired in new
uniforms when they are featured
at the annual Armistice Day
tilt between Caldwell and Nc
Connelsville, to be held in Noble
county this year.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1950-10-19

All those VINO nave opposed MS
socialist program, Congress of
course will be completely subordi-
nate to the wishes of the labor
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-05-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Wright were
Wright Glade Farms w Va and
Mr. and Mrs. Tarleton lIumberson,
lIazelton, w. Va.
Mi. and Mrs. A. f. Neil entertained
at dinner on Sunday; Mr.. and Mrs.
Eric Gerhdorf and daughter Marge,
Of California; Miss Flieda Synder, Of
Toledo, Ohio; Dr. Carl Snyder, Cum
herland; George Bushman, Of Ohio;
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schneider and
family. Alexandria. Va; Mr.. and Mrs.
a. G. Snyder, Accident; Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Romeshulg, Pittsburgh. Pa
Mn and Mrs. Loaf jones' Meyers
dale, Pa, announce the birth Of a
daughter, Sandra Lynn, Thursday,
May II, in a hospital in Meyersdale.
The father is known here as the driv-
en- for the Statler Cleaning company,
Of Salisbury, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hook and
children. Of Malkleysburg, Pa. were
Sunday evening visitors Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Wright.
Mr. and Mrs Jonas Bittner and
daughters visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Colflesh, Harncdsville, Pa, Sunday.
Mn and Mrs. Robert Murphy and
daughter, Esther, Mrs. David Fike
and Mrs. Kay Fike viewed the Gar
rett Memorial hospital, Friday even
ing at Oakland.
Mrs Nellie Wheeler entertained a
number Of friends at a party at her
home Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Swauger and
daughter spent several days with Mr..
and Mrs. Webb Herring, at Cherry
Grove, w. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. John Devinc, Mrs.
Amos Friend and daughter were
Uniontown callers on Tuesday.
Mrs. Elwood Riley and family were
Sunday afternoon visitors of Mrs
Lizzie Selby, Selbysport
Mrs. Evelyn Schroyer, Mrs. Julia
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-05-18

Slidmore. Mrs Kay Fike and Mrs.
Florence Fike will attend the district
meeting Of the WSCS Thursday in
Keyscls w Va.
Mrs Jim Liuingcr and son Jimmy,
visited friends in Oakland, on Mon
day
Mrs Ralph II. Bcachley and son
Henry, Of Elkton, are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Black.
Weekend visitors of Nh and Mrs
r. t. Iliuebaueh were: Mr. and Mrs
Earl lIinebauqh, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Davis, MIR. and Mrs. Junior Hine-
baueh all Of Akron, Ohio.
Mn and Mrs. Ralph Fike and fami-
ly were Sunday visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. Charley Bell.
AIr. and Mrs Charley Miller and
children spent Friday evening in
Frostburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle limbaugh and
daughter, Of Uniontown, Pa, We're
weekend guests Of her mother, Mrs
Annetta Sines.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. e. Smith, Crest
line. Ohio, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Friend and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Savage, over the weekend.
Mrs Merrelle Shultz, Mrs. W. T..
Wade and Mrs II. L. Shoemaker
spent Monday in Oakland on business.
Mr.. Luther Frye, Mrs. Gladys
Hash, MIR. and Mrs. Harold Ray Frye,
Charleroi. Pa, were Sunday evening
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Murphy and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. D. Mason, Oak
land, and Mrs. Henrietta Lininger
were Saturday evening dinner guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs James Lininger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Riley visited
Mr. and Mrs Glenn HENDERSON,
Oakland, Friday afternoon.
Mrs. A. +. Fox, Miss Jane Guard
and Mrs. Ward Livengood attended
the Pittsburgh Lutheran Choru 5
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-05-18

town, Pa, spent Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs. George Durham.
Mrs John Wallace and daughter,
Of Baltimore. are visiting her parents,
Mn. and Mrs. Harvey Friend
Ms. Wilma Daley and daughter
Chlisty. of Parsons, w. Va. spent
Tuesday and Wednesday here with
her DAUGHTER. Eleanor. at the J.. j.
Wathen home.
The WSCS Of Blooming Rose met
Thursday evening, May II, with Is
members present. Mrs. Doris Friend
Joined as a member. Miss Fay Hum
berson was appointed new secretary
for 1850. Following the business
meeting refreshments were served by
the hostess and co-hostess, Mrs Eve
lyn Friend and Leota Friend.
Mrs. Everett Sellers and daughter
Judy accompanied Mrs. A. A. kurtz
TO Washington, d. G., to spend sever
al days and returned home with her
husband, Everett Sellers, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rush had as
Sunday VISITORS Mr.. and Mrs Boyd
Paugh and daughter, Deer Park; Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Skyles, New Salem
Pa; Mr.. and Mrs Hubert Friend, Of
Iloyes, and Mrs. George Hileman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Selby and Mr.
and Ms Dave Fike spent Monday in
Cumberland The latter remained
there with her twin daughters, Misses
Lucille and Lillian Fike. Lucille is a
patient in Memorial hospital, where
She underwent major operation on
Monday morning.
Evening star., 1950-08-10

DAIRY STORE-DELIcATEssEN
Busy NV. location; beautiful equip
ment; must sell AUERBACH AND
CO.. DI. 6501. TU. OOPS.
ARLINGTON GROCERY. at import
ant intersection. close in. in one
OF Arilngton'S newest and finest
shopping sections; fully equipped;
excellent lease
R. w. MULLEN, Exclusive
nW 1890 UaaLdaye
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RMS. FURN.-MD. 8 VA. Cont }
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

GEORGETOWN. 1898 st; NV. nr
Wis. ave; sgles dble. kit; S2H-
S67 so. See $3.50 to 7;30 pm. Ho
IiiS R. I. AVE. N.w.-L.h.k. Tm
for >. AID. $3.50.
18th AND COL. RID. N.W-Spacious
front rm., semipvt. bath; excel
transp.: very reas. AID. 1896. la
RIis F ST. N.W.-Cool bsmt., studio
room; refgr,, TV; double or triple;
shower. EX. 0653. -l6
1s6I EUCLID ST., l2-blk 18th, CO.
lumbia rd. NV; | rm., l.h;k.; young
cpl, pref. empl. S45. AID. 9446.-l2
LARGE twin bed-sit. rm., :, closets,
pvt kit. dinette; re6ec.; / blk. Conn.
and Porter. EN- a426,
lIS SHEPHERD ST. N.W.-Front
bedrm., kitchenette, electricity, refgr.,
GENTLE family, empl. adults. IL
e2I G PL. N.W.-Lge. desirable front
rm., elec. stove. retgr.; semi-pVt.
bath. EX. 1879. -l2
2 NICELY FURN. RMS, stove, refgr.
and sink all to Yourself S47 80 and
S49.5O per mo. 500 E. Capitol Il
ONE LARGE ROOM. running water,
gas stove, refgr,, innersp. mattr :
all util. incl; for quiet cple.; 500.
1349 Columbia rd. NV. No phone
BASEMENT SINGLE; running water.
elec. plate allowed, use of Frigidaire;
innersp. mattr' for ] quiet per-
son; S35. l349 Columbia I'd. NV.
No phone calls. 10
Evening star., 1950-08-10
BANK AND BUSINESS
References required from
every advertiser seeking
capital through advertise
mentS in The Star.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FUR STORAGE VAULT, 5,5O0-coat
capacity; plus most modern and
complete dry cleaning plant; valet
service and shoe repair shop; To-
Gated in the heart OF large. close-in
feeder section OF Arlington; priced
$4,000; terms and details furnished
upon appt Tor inspection. J. IVES
LEY BUCHANAN, Realtor. Radio
Bldg, Arl. JA 4-1155. III
VARIETY STORE. small store sells
delicatessen; has SNOWFALL mach;
rent S75 mo-, averages 500 q day;
down can handle, Call ST. .3707,
SH 1895, SAM CHANTKER & CO.
UPHOLsTERING and rug shampoo,
cleaning outfit; complete new con-
ditionl; sacrifice, less than "a cost,
$500. Ii 4-i4S2.
COOK MANAGER. to run restaurant
on busy highway south Of Alexandria
or will lease to responsible person.
TIE. 945S after 1l:30 am.
BEAUTY PARLOR for sale or rent
in Leonardtown, st. Mary's County,
Md. For further information. call
RESTAURANT: Bethesda. Md.-Prsc-
tically new. equip. in new bldg. with
3-yr. lease; loc. on main street;
doing good business; priced to sell
at once. WALLACE B. AGNEW., Elk.
LARGE CAFETERIA. downtown, fine
location; will sacrifice. EBERMAN,
EN-. 0303 till 10 pm. -12
RESTAURANT and tourist court,
well-established and profitable busi-
ness II miles from Washington on
Route 21l and 20. Satisfactory
reasons for selling. Fairfax 286-J-3.
II"
$500 CASH-Balance at AZ buys
restaurant: beer license; doing 500
900 annually; owner, Ii. 1884,
Ii. 4-9IS3 l3H
MODERN ESSO GAS STATION, doing
approximately 10000 gals. per mo-;
5-year lease. Call VI. 4333 am.
or pm.
Evening star., 1950-08-10
COLORED
APARTMENTS WANTED

Pa RIM. UNFURNISHED APT, close
in NV; by permanently employed
adults. Ma. $3.50, Apt. 3O5. 12'
QUIET. REFINED LADY desires small
furnished apt: Bethesda. Silver Spg.
REF1NE6s IiH dH6oe SRs SGRsMfrLoYED WOMAN.
teen-age daughter. desperately need
duplex apt, ne. NV; ref. fur
9nished; not exceed S45. Box 6a-V,
BY PERMANENT GOVT. employe; g.
Sf Sfdrn gai1 apt .yenTnS; In W section; $50 %ax
furn., liv. rm.. bedrm,,. kit. pvt.
bath. 6 vic, 14th and Euclid: s65 max,
UNFuR.. i:bedrm: apt. within .; c.
DfscRIMiSHrTINSG' fSGrF SG' LADY, 0e2I; employed ye
International organization, SEEKS
efficiency studio or 1-bedrm. apt.
by 10Th Aug. Quiet. attract, NV.
5000 DAYS AD. aiss evenings. 10
GOVERNMENT GIRL. with well-be-
NV. section. Box 49-V. Star. 10'
TWO WOMEN. college graduates. de-
sire furnished 1-bedrm. apartment
in NV; convenient transportation;
3cs9pnncy 9s9 a nc Sept l. DE so2l' ,et efter
FURNISHED APT. for > Government
girls in NV: section. Call 10. 3-4957.
WANTED. unfurn. 1-bedrm. apt:
prefer. Wis. or Conn. ave, or NV.
sec; $50. AID 1850. 10
YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE desire
furnished apt. in Friendship Hts. or
Bethesda. Maximum, $40. HO.
1855 after $50. 1O'
MARINE 1T. COL. and family de-
sire 3-bedrm. furn. apt or house
for l mo. Call OW. 1868.
3-BEDRM.. UNFURN. APT. or house
4 to 10 pm. -13
PROF. YOUNG LADY desires 1-bedrm.
or eff. apt. in apt. BLDG. furn. or
unfurn., NV. pref. Wardman vic.
MI. 9l92 or Box 3lQ-T. Star. IA
Evening star., 1950-08-10
HOUSES FURNISHED

MOVE IN TODAY rms, mr.. P. G.
Country Club; dishes. radio, etc;
SS,llo, HERB BEDFORD, AP, 2345,
DEEFFAcHED5 e-BEDRM. ounsalOw: nice
transportation. Rockville 1888 or
Mr.. CATHOLIC UNIvERsITY--semi-
detached brick home; d? bedrms. bath,
men y tm sas dn fm heat auto fV WasSng 1ase
machine. S110 month. Call R. A.
HUMPHREYS, Realtors, Ma. $3.50.
MT. RAINIER. MD. - 2-bedroom
sqacaoT sttc Sst lily; Yard Gm s,l5 XII oil Mlfs has
CoLIEGH fEGf; THi HGTso sooI; ESTATES, MD
Lovely brick home, bedrms, 2
baths: garage; large yard: $3.50
mo; SE1DENSPINNER, Realtor. WA.
35aa NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
6-rm. row brick house: Sl25, incl.
heat and utils.; girls. RA. 2036.
BETH.-Furn. 2 bedrm.. finished at
@ pcrch e9q8 9 ease sn'es s155 Ssrd wf crfinfa si4
SILVER SPRING AREA Nearly
new, comfortable, completely furn.,
bedrms., lge. yard. near new
SCnOOl. DuS. AVa1l, sept. l. Hl4O.
JU. 1880 before 10 or after ).
CHEVY CHASE-Beautifull furn.;
3 bedrms.. 212 baths. library. rec
adults only; 1925 mo. Available
Sept. l. l or , VI. lease. WI.
5391 between and 10 evenings
-15
CLEAN LOVELY brick; 3 bedrms., .21a
baths; rec. rm.; situated in a lge,.
beautiful garden: $500 per mo. ST.
200. JAMES L DIXON &; CO. 10
2-BEDRM. HOUSE. lear Pentagon; 3
mos. rent in advance; S110 mo.
JA. 2-97S3. III
NEARBY MD.-Det. brick: bedrms.,
liv rm.. din, rm., kit. bath; screened
porch: full bsmt.; oil heat; large lot;
$3.50, plus utils.; children welcome.
A NAi QUAINT H2hs BUNGALOW for rent;
eSnV. located. 5so4 srd st. INV.
Phone LU. 4-290a. III
NEW 5-RM. RAMBLER. near Naval
Ordnance Lab. Furn.: Sl35 mo.
no pets or children. Silver Spring
VIC. 18th AND COL. RID. N.W.H6-
rm. row brick. Sl25 mo. Call CO.
3245. day. EN-. 67S4, eve. lie
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

2OI3 MASS. AVE. NV, spac.. clean.
cool rm.; finest food obtainable all
cows. excel. transp.; young men
and women. DISSIN'S, DE. 919s.
1928 10th ST. Nw.-Mar-Leeta-
Nicely furn. rooms for young ladies
and young men; running water, tel.
in rooms; showers; excellent board.
ssI5 NAYLoR RD. s.E.-wil room
and board father and boy, over IL;
school bus within 1 blk. Of house.
IG0I 18th N.W.-1deal residence for
business people; dble. and sgles.: .ex-
eel. food; switchboard. 10
WENDELL TERRACE-Cool rms, lge,
porch, lawn with croouet; delicious
meals; excel, trans: pleasant young
Teople; SAT so mo. 1927 Belmont
I'd. NV. MI 9435
1881 9th ST. N.W.-Nicely furn.
twin-bed rm.; home privileges; de-
laious meals. GE. 4124. IA
1904 q ST. N.W.-Good food. clean
rms, sgle and dble. for young
women and men; good transp. NO,
VACAnNcIES for young people; very
good food. walking distance, reaso
opp. G. w. o.; sgle. and triple
4sI7 9th ST. N.w.-Lse. dble. rm.
for . nice, quiet men: delicious
meals each day. ia. 9796. -15
MANSION CLUB is still your best bet:
fine home. splendid meals; only. 500
mo- o230 Mass. ave. IL
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RooMs. APIS. TO SHARE

ARMY OR A. F. OFFICER to share
spacious apt. with young military
writer; Is min. D. c. to Pentagon;
many attrac. features. Box All,
NV. W. EXCELLENT LOCATION, pvt
bedrm., 5-rm. apt, PRIVILEGES, un-
Inn. phone; married cple. preferred;
90 min. downtown: EX; 6iol' ext
7s or after $50. IA. 374l. Id
E GIRLS or married couple to snare
new apt with l girl. Reasonable
rent. Call GE, SS07 after q or any
time Saturday. Il
CONGENIAL young professional wom-
an TO share 1-bedrm. apt, Wood
side Manor, 81. 0661. IL
REFINED BUSINESS or prof. woman
70 share modern apt, or rent pvt.
bedrm; new furn.; excel. transp.;
NV. RE. 7400, Ext. 37l7 or 399S.
CONGENIAL GIRL to share 1-bed-
room apt: convenient NV. section.
Write Box 4S5-T Star. 10
GIRL wanted to share sc. apt;
excel. loc. Phone 10. 3-6l93 after
GIRL to share apartment with TWO
others; convenient to bus. 4l9
oneida pl. NV, TU. 534l after
Mr.. Mr. THOMAS cIRCLE-Large front
rm.: kitchen privls. if desired; un-
lin. phone. ST. 1886, after 8. 10
Evening star., 1950-08-10
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

OR 3 BEDRM.. unfurn. house, in
Kensington, Nd. area. OIL. 1917.
WANT TO LEASE HOUSE for room
ers; unfurn.: Southeast section: ref
NAVY oFFICER@9.bedrm., unfurn.
house: Bethesda or Chevy Chase; 3
adults, no pets. Ashton 319S. --13
MUST HAVE BY AUG. Is. unfur-
nished. 3 bedrms., . baths; NV.
locations around $3.50, WI. isS5o6.
NAVAL OFFICER. wife and 3 chill
dren, awaiting completion of home.
desire completely furnished ? or s.
bedroom house or apartment for
about one month, Aug. 15-Sept 15
Good care assured. Call EX. $3.50,
Ext. 8 until pm; after 6,m,,
MONTGOMERY CO.-Unfurnished 3
Oct. /. XII S-s714. -13
PERM. GOVT. MAN needs unfurn.
house: 4 bedrms., baths; NV. ST.
900 Ext. 1905. or GE. 5000. IL"
bedroom: 2,bsth, unfurnished house;
Call SH. "216. IL
FAMILY OF FOUR needs unfurnished
3-bedrm, house by September; maxi
mum So: Jackson 2-65S7. 10'
uNFuRN raFI Nh HOUSE OR APT, in NV,
A YOUNG CoUPLE desires small un-
thesda. Chevy Chase or Friendship
area; reasonable. EN-. 6036 after
NAVAL OFFICER. wife .
children, Scottish nurse requires
LYDDON, EX. 1910 ii
Evening star., 1950-08-10
COUNTRY BOARD

MOUNTAIN LoDGE-vacation in the
elevation 1900 it,. so miles from
Washington. Cool, quiet, reStful. So
day, $50 weekly. room and board.
MRS ZORN. RID. !, Front Royal
Va. Phone 20-F-3 or RA. 9043, Mon
day to Friday.