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PAIL r. CROMELIN and RICHARD
WALSH AffaruaNS

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District of Columbia, Holding
Probate Court.-No., 1851, Admin
iIStration;-This is to GIVE S TS,otriet Eotiiief
o. Columbia has obtained from the
Probate Court Of the District of Co
lumbia. Letters of Administration on
the estate of George Mel. Harris,
late of the District of Columbia. de-
ceased. Al persons having claims claims
warned to exhibit the same. with
the vouchers thereof. legally au
thenticated, to the subscriber, on or
before the 18th day of January, AID.
excluded from all benefit Of said es-
tate. Given under my hand this 18th
day of July. 1850 PAUL 5. CROM-
ELM, National Press Bldg. (Seal)
Attest: MELVIN J. MARQUES. Dep
uty Register of Wills for the District
Court. jy29.au5.12
JOHN. r. FITZPATRICK and Ed
WARD ]. LYNCH, Attorneys. 14O6 G
UNITED STATES e: EiMi b1srR1cr COURT
for the District of Columbia, Holding
istPaaonThis IS to GIVE 9Rs Notiee
That. the subscribers. of the State of
Maryland have obtained from the
Probate Court Of the District of Co.
lumbia. Anclllary Letters TeStamen-
tary on the estate Of George P. Par
ton. late Of the State Of MARYLAND,
deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with
the vouchers thereof legally authen-
ticated. to the subscribers. on or be-
fore the 18th day of January, AID.
1851; otherwise htey may by law be
excluded from all benefit of said es-
tate. Given under our hands this
25th day of July. 1850. NATALIE L.
PARTON and VIRGINIA NJ. PAR
land. (Seal.) Attest MELVIN J.
MARQUES. Deputy Register of Wills
for the District of Columbia, Clerk
Of the Probate Court. jy29. aust
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.(4. exper. in wool press
work work. Blue Banner LAUSbeY'
$50 7th st. Sc. 30
REAL ESTATE sALESMAN-openi
foT foes one sep Of man the in 7 Rs
eides oidest oeRti Iargest Gna and most s hisRls
reputable firms; Just about the top
advertiser of residential property OF
all prices, but specializing in sales
of homes, $4,000 and above; widely
known also as builders OF fine quail
references REQUIRED; replies confiden-
tial; splendid opportunity to earn
real money. under the best Of work
ing conditions, and q very liberal
commission set-up. Please write
RsaI g9X gEST, EsT.FF star; s;.,EsMFN for a A.,
va-We need 2 full time men to
Excellent working conditions, plenty
Of activity. Call oW. $500 for appt.
ENGINEER, white, With
3rd-class license, for lge. apt. house;
mus; must be e&per: and fgrn: accepo
RooFEE 9S,tl all n.rmTf aTpu2d op Sss FeesirmasR6
ROOFER MECH. broad exper.. sober.
reliable man; year around empl,. top
Hoc1WE&s. & INc.s e"p ONCE Hse'' MA. N93Sh ss94
George Howes. home. FA. 1921. a
ROUTE MAN, solicitor. experienced,
white, married. 25-40 yrs. Of age,
familiar with NV. D. c. and Silver
Spring area, for, established, rep
utable. dry cleaning route. Guar
LOOP CLEANERS. 7s4o Eastern ave.
NV RA 4T0O Al
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AUTO MECHANICS

Will pay $40 per week for
thoroughly experienced, reli-
able auto mechanic. Refer
enceS required Good working
conditions and hours. Com
pany benefits. If you cannot
fulfill these requirements do not
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LEGAL NOTICES tconi.)
JAMES II. McCooLE, Attorney,
400 Fifth Street NV.
Filed July 20, 1850, Harry M. Hull,

Clerk.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
Court for the District of Columbia.
CHARLES o. HILL, Plaintiff VS..
MAGGIE W. HILL, Defendant.s-3
CIVIL ACTION NO. 2710-50.-The
object of this suit is to obtain a
decree of absolute divorce on grounds
of desertion for more than two years,
On motion of the. plaintiff, it is
this goth day of JULY. 1850,
ordered that the defendant MAGGIE
W. HILL cause her appearance to
be entered herein on or before the
fortieth DAY, exclusive OF Sundays
and legal holidays. occurring after
day of the first publication of this
order. otherwise the. cause will be
proceeded with as IN case OF de-
be published once a week for three
successive weeks in the Washington
Law Reporter, and the WASHING
TON EVENING STAR before said
day. (S.) EDWARD A. TAMM. Judge.
Attest: HARRY NJ. HULL, Clerk.
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We offer good pay. paid vacations,
free life and disqualification insur-
ance to the right men. Phone or
stop by for interview. Ask for Doc
Prince st.. Alexandria. OV. 1000.
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HELP MEN

75), 1st-class white
mechanics. Report to Job. Long
Branch Apts., Old Bladensburg I'd.
and Piney Branch I'd. 81
PLUMBER, experienced in new work
and repairs. Call WI. 1856 between
s am. and 5 pm. 80
or apprentices wanted.
Apply LUDKE g. MONTGOMERY,
1907 Nichols ave. sc. 80
PLUMBERS
Steady year around work in Md. Ap-
ply JAMES PLUMBING & HEATING
CO, 2012 Duke St., Alex, Va. OV.
2535. 4
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General Maintenance Man

Excellent position for man with ex-
ceptional experience in electrical
maintenance. Apply by letter stat
ing qualifications, etc. Box I'LL.
Star. i
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TRUCK DRIVER-For grocery store,
experienced, must have ref. good
salary. KAY'S MARKET, 1925 Co.
lumbia I'd. NV. ga
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TYPIST-CASHIER

Opening in Mt. Rainier for resident;
exper. in financing or credit es-
sential; opportunity for advance
ment; excel salary. Apply in person,
CALVERT CREDIT CORP. 3245
Mt Painier Md an
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modified Gothic architecture. The
auditorium and balcony will seat
800 persons. There is an Office
minister's study and baptistry on
the ground floor. The basement
has a small auditorium. Sunday
school claSsrooms, nursery, rest
rooms, kitchen and storage
rooms.
The congregation belongs to
the Churches of Christ in
America. Each congregation Is
independent and subscribes to the
Bible as its only creed. The
denomination is characterized in
its services by congregational
singing without the accompani-
ment of mechanical instrument.
It's ministers do not have titles.
Present officers are: Deacons
j. l.. Capps. jr., R. B. McClain
and r. E. Skies.
The first minister was Hugo
McCord. A graduate of Freed
Hardeman College and of the
University of Illinois, Mr.. McCord
left here to become pastor of
the Church of Christ at Louis
vile, KY.
The present pastor. T. B.
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Installation Service
For Rev. N. A. Davies
InChevyChase Church

The Rev. Maldwyn A. Davies
wifl be installed as assistant min.
lister Of Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church at IL am. tomorrow. A
reception will be held in the as
sembly room from S to pm. for
Mr.. and Mrs. Davies.
A native of Wales, England, Mr.
Davies worked for five years in an
insurance Office at Liverpool. He
then went to the University of
Wales, where he received his B. A.,
B. D. and M. A. degrees. He was
ordained a minister in the Pres
byterian church in 1885.
His first pastorate was from
i935-1939 at Caernarvon, North
Wales. He was then called to the
Presbyterian church at Shrews-
bury. England. ministering there
from 1889 to 1948. In the latter
year he accepted a call to the
Presbyterian church at Granville,
N. Y, from which church he
comes to his new post.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davies will live
at 1912 Butterworth place NV,
until September. They have a
son John. 10.
Two stained glass windows
given to the church were dedi-
Gated last Sunday. The Navy
Window. on the west side of the
sanctuary. was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyman A. Hurd in memory
of their son, Ralph Wilson Hurd,
and by Mr.. and Mrs. Marion P.
Wormhoudt in memory of the
latter's son, William Frederick
Jennings, jr. Both youths were
members of the church. Ralph
Wilson Hurd died April 6, 1945
and William Frederick Jennings,
February 26, 1945.
The Navy Window on the east
side Of the sanctuary was given
in memory Of the Rev. Charles E.
Stebbins. jr., minister of music at
the church from August, 1910
until his death March 7, 1947.
The window was given by men,
bers of the choir and other
friends.
The windows are the work of
the Willet Stained Glass Studio
In Philadelphia.
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Dr.. +. B. Harris Topic
Power and Dominion

The holy communion will be
administered at Foundry Method
ist Church tomorrow at Q and
IL am. DR.. Frederick Brown
Harris will give a meditation on
Power and Dominion" Assist
ing ministers will include DR..
Samuel w. Irwin. the Rev, Ralph
c. John and his father. the Rev,
Byron w. John. and Bishop James
H. Straughn. AT 8 pm, in con-
nection with a musical program
rendered. the Rev. r. Norman
Van Brunt will speak on Lyric
Religion"
On Wednesday at Sis pm.
there will be a fellowship dinner
in the social hall. when newer
members OF the church will be
introduced.
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Church Federation Plans
Marriage Guidance Meet

A Marriage Guidance Council
under the auspices of the Wash
ington Federation of Churches
will be held Thursday and Friday
at 1906 Vermont avenue NV.
DR.. Robert w. Shields, analy-
thical psychologist and psycholog-
ical consultant to the London
Marriage Guidance Council, will
be the leader.
The program will open at 8 pm
Thursday for young people with
the subject 1.-THE Atomic Age
Courtship and Marriage"
Ministers, counsellors, social
workers and lay leaders are in
vited to the session at 10:30 am
Friday. At a luncheon meeting
at 1890 pm. the subject will be
"What Are the Standards OF
Christian Marriage Today?"
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Luther PIuce Memorial

The holy communion will be ad-
ministered Sunday at Luther
Place Memorial Church at S:15
g and IL am. DR.. Lawrence D.
Folkemer, head of the Depart
ment of Religion, George Wash
ington University. will give the
meditation at BIS pm. DR.. L.
Ralph Tabor, pastor. will preach
on "Glimpe of the Kingdom" at
ii am.
The Young Peoples fellowship
supper is at 6 pm. at the Lutheran
Church Center, 1876 Jackson place
NV. followed by the Luther
League meeting at 6:45 pm. for
election of officers.
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Present Sepher Toroh
To Temple B'nui jacob

The presentation of a SepheI
Torah by Mrs. Sadie Levin and
Mrs. Rose Margolius in honor OF
the late Jacob Levin, the founder
of our temple, and in sacred men,
ory of Albert Margolius will take
place in Temple B'nai Jacob. 2504
Naylor road Sc. at 8 pm.
Oficiating will be Rabbi Leo
Ginsberg, spiritual leader Of the
temple, Harry Wender as master
of ceremonies and Cantor Morris
Berger. Rabbi Aaron Bell OF
Baltimore and Abraham Mailer
president of the temple, will also
participate.
There will be entertainment and
refreshments.
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Christ Church; Georgetown

At the family service at 1926
m. Sunday at Christ Episcopal
Church, Georgetown. the Rev
John R. Anschutz, and the Rev
David r. Jones, retired Presby-
terian minister, will baptize the
latter'S granddaughter, Jane Louise
Jones. She is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Huss Jones'
Godparents, will be Canon G. O.
Wedel, head of the College OF
Preachers, Arthur Underwood and
the Misses Jean Cluett and Fran
ces Bailey.
Holy communion at 8 and II
a m. with sermon by the rector al
the latter service.
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of Christ in Alexandria was made.
Another session was held during
the week of March IL, in the home
of w. A. Echols, ITO Timberbranch
drive, Alexandria. prior to the
March 18 meeting.
The first meeting of the new
congregation was held in the
George Mason Hotel. They met
there until the present church at
Ill E. Braddock road was built.
Ground was broken May 10. 1949.
and the first service was held
April 19, 1850.
The new $4,000 church is of
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Congress Heights Church
Schedules Activities

The Congress Heights Baptist
Church tomorrow will observe
ordinance OF the Lords Supper
at $50 and IL am, and the ordi-
nance of Christian baptism at 9
pm,
AT the evening service candi-
dates for church membership
from the Csrmody Hills Chapel.
which is sponsored by the church.
will also be baptized. The acttnS
pastor of this church Is Scott
Douglas.
The Oxon Hill Baptist Church
will conduct baptism services At
; pm. The Rev. Cleveland Autry
will officiate.
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FIorido Avenue Boptist
.Women's Doy Services

Women'S day will be observed
tomorrow at the Florida Avenue
Baptist Church of which the Rev.
Robert Rollins is pastor.
Mrs. Corrine Lowery, executive
secretary of the National Council
OF Negro Women, will speak at II
am. The Touchstone of Femi-
nine Greatness" will be the SUBJ
iect of Mrs. A. j. Edwards at 8 pm
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By Cospor Names

The Church of Christ of
Alexandria, Va, was organized
March Is, 1945. with 35 charter
members. Seventeen of them are
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still members.
A short time
before the Or
g a n i Ia tion
meeting a group
of m e n and
women from
t h e Arlington
c h u r c h of
Christ met in
the home of E.
H. Moore, in
Arlington. 1t
was at this time
that the deci-
sion to estab-
liSh a Church
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Taking God Along Topic
OF Dr.. Rusfin Tomorrow

DR.. John w. Rustin's topic al
9 and 11:15 am. tomorrow at
Mount Vernon Methodist Church
will be Taking God Along" He
will continue his series on the
Bible at 6:45 pm, speaking on
the STORY of Peter"
The department of music will
begin it's annual music festival
Wednesday. when the youth choirs
will be presented in recital.
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Underwood. jr.. came in Septem.
ber. 1948, from Port Arthur
Texas. A native of Birmingham
Ala. he is graduate of David
Lipscomb College. Nashville
Tenn. and of Abilene CTex.)
Christian College. He served in
churches in Texas before coming
to his present charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Underwood live
at zoos Tenth street. Alexandria
They have two sons Larry. 6, and
Randy, Is months.
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Ryiond Methodist Church

c. Vernon Hill, a member of the
Christian Business Mems Com
mittee, Inc, will be the speaker at
II am. tomorrow in the Ryland
Methodist Church.
The Rev. Melvin E. Lederer is
attending the Baltimore Annual
Conference at Westminster. Md.
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FARM 6 GARDEN

TOPSoIL, I'LL dirt and manure: blue
stone and road. gravel; tree trim
ming and removing. SH. 5l10. IA
PLANTING TINE - Fresh dug while
you wait; giant gem ever-bearing,
Big Joe, and Premier strawberry
plants: plants: RED red ever .syer-6earing raspberry
per bushel; creeping phlox sold per
clump; also other perennials. JOHN
BURDOFT. Colesville,- Md: RID
Nc; mo Z; 3MS SilVe5 IssRP Spring Md, Call Ash
VIRGIN % TOP 'stSi SOIL. best quality @a an,
delivery. Ii 1854, SH. 5SS7.-
TREES REMOVED-Reason rates,
Cal UN. 1165. J. MILTON STAN
YOUR ED' LAWN needs attention mo now.
tilizing, aerifying, weed control. F.
4 W. LAWN IMPROVEMENT SERV-
ICE, GReenbelt 41S6. 2O'
AZALEAS,, nardy, field grown, all
eSIerS see snd add refa fzef ppiee 6oe Sp whole
TREES REMOVED, trimmed, ETC.;
fully insured; very low rates; free
estimates, WI. 1925. evenings.
FLIAGSToSE Ia GSs WALKS. terraces. fire.
piac places; fishpondSi, retaining walls.
Horners lane, Rockville, Nd. Phone
Rockville 358S
BULLDOZERS and leaders for grad
ing, excavating and land clearing:
free estimates. AT. 0725
COW MANURE, well rotted; So. per
10 bus, $6 per 10 bus, $3.50 per
bus, del. Top soil. WA. 4593.
PLANT SHADE TREES, shrubs and
all other nursery stock now. We also
mates, call LYONS NURSERY,
6lO2 Ager road, Hyattsville, Nd.
Tel. Warfleld 4756 or Union 1886.
SMALL LANDSCAPE business for sale; ;
wonderful opportunity Call 81.
1922. after Z pm. 30
TRACTOR, FarmaIl H with "a Nc
Cormick Deering cornpicker. Call
Herndon 296-J-1 after 6. "a
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

LGE. FRONT SLELPING RM.; nicely
furD.; nice ne. loc.; suitable l-2;
board if desired, DE. 7247. "a
FRONT RIM, working couple. 2 men
or women; privilS., child acceptable.
respectable lady. care for child II
desired. Ii. 4-565S. 10
1900 BLADENSBURG RID. E.E.-Lge.
Ink. room; for. couple or two; pvt.
home; parking fac. FIR. 4431. 80
1922 A ST.--Lge. rm., next to path;
pXsto home; COW. transp. dR.
BRENTWOOD VILLAGE. 1920 14th
girl. DU. 2762. 10
SETTLED MAN or woman pvt. fam
ily:. near bus stop: $3.50 wk. 22S
esd st. ne. -23
1881 SHERWOOD ST. NE. Large
next to bath. AT. 1911 -25
Mr.. C. U.-Lge dble. rm for sgle per-
son, refined home. Mich. PIX, cony
r. tTansp; Mas teachsr srssda student preferred;
CAPITOL HILL-1n a tourist home
suitable for / or 2. $40 ca; i rm.,
suitable for ! or 2. $40 sgle.. S16
dble, Ii, 4-S920. -23
a4I6 12th ST. NV. d2th and r. ].
ave, )-Dble. rm. for 2 people. pvt
SS5 mo. each. DU. 239I. 19'
LGE. FRONT RM.. in Brookland sec
tion. will be painted to suit tenant,
furn. or unfurn. Phone. lge. yard,
laund.. kit. privils. co. $3.50.
PEARSON. I'D
$40 EAST CAPIToL--Lovely lEe. twin
bedrm.. share bath with one. conv.
to Navy yard; Lincoln Park car
.CoL05TREDwATTRAc. RM.-For empl.
couple, 2 girls or 2 men: man to
share rm. or girl to share rm.: a
real home for the right people; use
OF telephone and kitchen; decent
company permitted. LA. 6-7654
or DE R2Sf. -19
COLoRED-SLEEPIN ROOM. en-
ployed cple. or single person: priv
ileges; conv. tranSp. HO. s737. 20
CoLORED LOVELY FRONT bed
room; furnished; . Govt. girls or
married onde coeuplea cooking oldI privils IL
COLORED-I711 M ST. N.E.-Small
rm.; furnished Call Ii. 6-2456.
DO
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BOAT ADVERTISEMENTS
are located between Water
front Property and Automo-
tive advertising.
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

femaie red and vhlts Rsa1srffa moss i1a
BOXER PUPPIES, Axe, s weeks
Gd markeS males pnn cD.mN,n, TaTn beau SeautifqlIy
BULL DOG-A honey" of a honey
color; sour mug; beautiful speci-
men; sB 63mo. female; best blood line.
DAcHsH1ND PUPS, 8 wks; mother, moth
father, l yr.; reas. TIE. 670O, Ext.
p s:3O-5 weekdays, except Sat.
BLOND COCKER PUP, e-months old.
female; female sraegisteTed dog house in
BEAGEE fIS nouND, b. beaatiful sas2S dog f,ne
hunter; lovely pet; Axe; $45. MI.
GREAT DANES, males and females;
fawns., ,brindles; 4 mos. old to Is
mos old, all Axe. reg. This is your
chance chance to get the dog you have
Also have fine brood bitch. left
with us for sale; reasonable for
good home. ELPAW KENNELS, Reg,
Alex, Va, Duke st. extended s
miles out. TE. 2430 or OV. 1851.
IRISH SETTER PUPPIES. Rockville
COCKER sPANIELs-pediereed; 6
males, ] female; 13 mos old; reg :,
Axe; house-broken: 2 blond, i
black; S75 ea. Party leaving town.
Suitable pets for children; very gem
tie. To see, call MI. 1924. 81
KITTENS, healthy. house broken, s
weeks old free. to good home. Call
FREE STUD BOXER, 20 mos. old,
Mazelaine stock. pure bred; no
papers. Call II. 6-2732.
FREE TO GOOD H0ME-Affection-
ate-intelligent pet, male, good watch
dog. mos. old. RA. 0669
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES by
International Grand Victor. Cham
pion Valiant. ASGARD KENNELS,
reg, FA $500. 30
AIREDALE PUPS. Axe reg. Call Ash
ton 46l1. pa
COCKER PUPPIES - Brandywine
BLACK KITTENS. 8 months old,
affectionate. healthy. housebroken;
to give away to good home. We de-
liver them If you wish. Rockville
1863
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1t47 MASS. AVE. Nw.-Lge. Ink.
front rm. for quiet cple.: refs; no
drinkers: S12 wk. ME. se4s. -22
Ink, for ,scY ec9ployed couple O.. 2
TRIPLE RIP of OR DOUBLE studio roo room.
o147 F ST. nv. Ex. 06s3. 80
ONE 3-RM. APT. servel, SIS 'wk =;
one Ink, room, $40 wk. 1929 %. 9th
GEoRGErowN-sesa p st. near
Wis ave Seroipvt bath and VT. $50
$50; seen after 6 pm. AID. 2a+6.
1874 MASS. AVE. NV. "The Oak
mont"-Attrac.. twin-bed rm.. new
all-elec. kitchen; l. 2 or 8 adults.
1o5 4th ST. NE. Sleeping room
and kitchen; .refrigerator. stove.
naaly 1inF; 9sst ass' t. + 9ssas 9ass slo-sls Tk
al. bath; ideal couple and habv.
s1b wk.; also larger apis. DI, 1888.
MT. PLEASANT. 1891 18th st. nv
Bedroom and kitchen: empl. couple;
sE2R i:T1DT. cont SstA. AND A9 Ruood SEQ 22 trans
ssle: sci :: sig, dble i;s'' per Sk. Re. ss2ss',
41s NEW JERSEY AVE. SEE
rooms. accom-. Q: utils. incl: $40
mo; Apply basement, ;-1e
NEAR G.. W.-Lse light housek eeping
rm.: also sele rm. 1912 21st st.
1i0S r. i. AVE. NV Ige. fur
nished rms. stove. refer, near bath
sgle: SO and $40; dble.. $11 End
800 Z. CAPITOL. ST. rms. pvt.
refgr. stove and sink; conv. transp !;
S47.60 per month -19
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

DOWNTOWN rms, private bath;
suitable 3 persons; pvt. entrance;
S27 monthly each. ME. 5162.
NV. SECTION--2bedrm. furn. apt.
for 2 or 3 empl. adults; garage OPP
tional;. avail. Oct. 1st. RA. 2109,
GE. 5155. -19
2-RM. APT, suburban home; $50;
Frigidaire; couple only. HI. 5450,
1000 Central ave. ne. -19
PRIVATE ENTRANCE. Efficiency apt.
next bath; refgr.; very clean: linens
utens.; $50 sgle., S55 dble. Dupont
Circle. 2014 P st. NV.
1910 10th ST. NV rooms, kitch-
en- and bath, nicely furnished. APP
ply to premises. 10
pvt. bath apt. for sober, employed
couple; adults only; no pets; S1S
per week. DE. 1894. -23
1901 61st AVE. Sc, 1st hr.-4 large
rmsR and bath, fenced-in fr. and
rearP lyds.; immed. occupancy; 500
mo. Gall ME. 54o0 or HI. 5062.
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ROOMS. APrs. TO SHARE

YOUNG COUPLE. wishes couple OF
SS S1qns sva ladies lies f shsES asssa apt 1905
ALEXANDRIA AREA-Would like to
share apt with young lady, pref
erably airline or railway hostess;
cheerful, well-furnished apt. OV.
EMPL. LADY will share 2-bedrm. at
tached house with 2 or 3 refined,
neat girls; conv. buses; avail Oct. 1.
2107 N. Brandywine St, Arlington.
ARMY WIFE, %. employed. daughter
1S mos, wants to share her 2-bedrm.
apt. with another serviceman's wife.
You may be employed and share
expenses, or I will furnish home
and moderate salary for compan-
ionship and care my daughter. Mother
and daughter near our ages welcome.
5S32 26th ave. s.e., Washington 20,
GIRL early 20s to share apt. with 2
others. 10th st. area. Call CO.
BAcHEIoR ltSH ItSTE APARTMENTS, 4 Il mr.. Du-
pont Circle. Reas. rent. l or 2
students preferred. Immed. possess
sion. Call NO. 2131, after $3.50 pm.
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ROOMS FURNIsHEn-s.E.-s.W.

616 G ST. S.E.-Large. front. COM
Portable well-furn. twin-bed room;
clean home; reas. FIR. 1912. 30
129 9Th ST. S.E.-Sleeping rm.,' sgl
or dbl; conv. to transp. LII. 6-8S41,
4037 NICHOLS AVE. s.w. Newly
decor, pvt home; conv. 3 bus
routes. 10. 3-5774. -1a
1873 A ST S.E.-Large furn. room,
TR e61s, ~ia
4331 # ST. s.E.-chnd welcome;
room, next to bath: kitchen priv
ileges available AK. 5000. 10
317 hth ST. S.E.--Nice lge. front rm.;
gentleman preferred; conveniently
locates $3.50 AT. 1859. S-21
NEAR LIB. OF CONG. on Fast Capt.
toll st.-Lovely lge. 3-window single
m, 50 80 nor week. Ii. 3-27s1, :.
all home privtlS.; newlyweds pref. /;
S45 per mo. TR. 1892
Evening star., 1950-09-19
ROOMS EURNIsHED-N.W.

2917 2sth ST. NV, mr.. Conn and
Cathedral aves-Master bedrm..
pvt. bath; also rm. eemipvt bath;
gentlemen. HO. $3.50. p
1909 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
R9Ront Foo%' De. GiF9ss sssS srea-Larss S1 dS1Dle
TAKoMA PARK SECTION, opp. bus
stop. Sgle. or dble. rm. with kit
and Laundry priys.' unlim. phone.
DuFoNT Ih' spIi AREA-spscious double Msg Tm.
GF 'GaPs BUS ana ssa ssf sinfs 3d. SsS9 St
CATHEDRAL AVE. off conn.-Attr
1912 18th ST.-Pleasant rm., semi
pvt. bath; conv. tranSp:; sgle or
dble; men only; NO, t01S8. -23
Ia3 famIig; i oIS"' Or Z xentleSmaesnn.. men. pls RH.
2 COMMUNICATING or single, use
Of kitchen, or breakfast served, conv.
to U. s. map service. EN-. 1888
BEAUTIFULLY FURN. master bedrm.,
11os MASS. AVE. NV. Nice room,
quiet section Of town, prefer STUDENT
ALL NATIONS CLUB, 1903 Mass. ave.
double rooms, twin beds. pvt. bath.
maid service; SIS wk. per person.
Call Ho. s616 bet. 1880 pm.
1s47 EUCLID sT.-Lge. double rm.,
5 windows. twin beds, lge. closet;
1928 week. each. DU. 1925; RI
CONN. AVE-Wardman vicinity; lge.,
unIim. p phone; f desir. sec. Ho. $$os.
174s @ ST. N.w.-Attractive sgle.,
dble. rm.. adjoin. bath; lge. closet;
also rm. with kitchen; conv transp.
1343 L ST. N.W.-L.h.k. rm. with
private bath, $12; also single room,
195o 95i9O' GrRARD ST. NV. "TThe
sinEie naer rdom aGase arse TeeEiy kh1h csfan
furn. twin bedrm, for gentleman,
$50; sgle. rm. $32i well-appt. home.
GLOVER PARK-3so2 w st. Large
double rm., twin beds. innerspring
mattresses; private home. OR. 0121.
GEORGETOWN - 3233 P St, near
Wis. ave Semipvt. bath and kit. $50
$50; seen after 6 pm. AID. 3946.
1916 18th ST. .Nw.-Apt. Eos.
Master bedrm., lge. dressing rm.,
closet, suit: for 2 .empl. ladies or
empl. married couple. HU. 1888.
NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE, 1926 n st.
Clean, quiet, newly furn., decor.
rm;; tile shower bath; man. Elk.
14ie Goth ST. NV, at Dupont Cir
oGcupy suite OF Q rms; delightfully."-
urn; :. w.. Frigidaire. -25