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Mable Minor

Little Barbara Sales of LI.,le
ROCK spent few days here with
Mr.. and Mrs, Mack Brown Ter.
ry overlon, a student at Arkan-
sas Baptist college, substituted for
Miss E, Greene last week Miss
Greene was called home because
Of the illness of her father Rev
Greene oe., The Usher board of
Bethlehem Baptist church is
sponsoring a program Sunday at
500 p, m. Miss Annie M. Williams
Will be speaker for the occasion
Bethel AME choir will furnish
music 800 Miss Lille Mae Gage of
Pine Bluff spent few hours
with her grandmother, Mrs. Huo-
bard, last week -. Miss Eddie Sells
visited here recently 49, Geroy
Waugh, Mrs, Ophelia Reams and
Nelson c. Waugh were recent visi
tors here with their parents and
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. C.
Waugh -... Persons on the sick
list are, Mrs. Jesse Davis, Mrs
Charlie Williams, Mrs. Mollie
Harper and Mrs. Anne Strong
~. Circle no. 2 sponsored an en-
tertainment at the home of Mrs.
Mobile Gipson last week 49,. Mrs.
Bertha Williams left last week for
Chicago where she joined her
husband 49,. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Girls are visiting in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Brown.
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Camden
Pauline Washington
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y
Ben Jefferson was dismissed
from the hospital last week and
is reported resting well ......Iwilla
Thorne became i'll in the dorml.o-
ry of Nevada county training
school last week. She is reported
improved at this writing Mrs.
Nellie Stovall and Mrs. Pauline
Washington visited Ben Jefferson
last week ~. Mrs. Pearl Green,
Mrs. Estella Thorne. Mrs. Mary
l.. Wheeler and Mrs. Pearlie Chris
TOPPER visited Mr.. jefferson re-
Gently 49,. Mrs. Mary Randall and
Mrs. Irene Harris have been very
successful on their fishing trips be-.
j. T. Yarbrough spent a few days
at home with her husband and
son last week. Her 500 had a
tooth pulled last week .-.. Mr..
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r. d. Pitts
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r. ID. Fits
First Baptist church Sunday
school was well attended last SUM-
day with Nose Pitts in charge.
Henry l.. Brunson gave a wonder
full blackboard demonstration. Rev.
Benson of Nashville brought the
1880 sermon ,...... Mrs. Josephine
White and her husband an d
mother from Omaha are visiting
Mrs. Willie ODonald. They will
attend the funeral of a relative in
Pine Bluff, Miss Norma Gene o.
Donald is visiting here also. She
is attending a deaf and dumb
school in Omaha. She has made
great progress in learning to read
and write ..-. Mrs. Gender Gar
rett of Mariana is visiting rel
atives in the city ...,. Mrs. Eartha-
lene Shorters house was complete.
ly destroyed by fire recently
The Jones and hurry spiritual
singers will sponsor a program
at First Baptist church Sunday -.
Robert Childs is very i'll at this
writing -.-. J. c. O'Donald will
leave for the armed service next
week 49, Mrs. Rhodia Kelly visit
ed relatives in Holly Grove re-
Gently ~..- M. c. O'Donald was
injured recently by a bicycle on
the school campus ...- Miss Ella
B. Bradford was brought home
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and Mrs. Hamp Washington, jr,
became the proud parents Of a
baby boy last week ...,. Mrs. Eliza
Randall suffered stroke last
week ..... Mrs. Odessa Washington
and daughter, Johnnie Mae, and
Miss Mile Lee Thorne spent The
night with Mr., AMI Mrs. Frank
Washington last week 800, Mrs.
Jonnie Christopher attended the
funeral of Charlie Til lell at Oak
Grove ,.,. Rolly Blake was home
on three day pass last week end,
4 friend from Rosstoa accompani-
Cd him home .... CHiiTEH CHAT
TER RAM is in bed sick and
her friend from Texas is at her
bedside, HLH had visitor last
week LIMB from Rs, kford Ill.
vas the visitor.
yUo.I,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1951-03-16

member of the State of Illinois
Department Of Revenue, the In
@yestigation Department, and for
#swhile Mr. Woods just couldn't
sleep at night He had been both
#tred with stomach disturbances
4 Indigestion, gas and this
@siiected his rest. But fortunately
=tor Mr.. Woods, his wife had heard
#hog HADACOL was helping peo-
pie suffering from deficiencies of
Vtamins Bl, BIZ. Niacin and Iron
and he began taking it. Now he
is no longer bothered by those
troubles and really rests soundly
,, night.
Here Is what Mr.. Woods says:
4 had been bothered with indi-
gesiion and just couldn't sleep at
blight. Every little noise all night
ong would wake me up, and l
ust had a terrible time sleeping.
Ny wife kept telling me about
HADACOL and finally I decided
0 try it 1t seemed to help me in
bout a weeks time. My indiges-
ion has cleared up, | no longer
haye gas on my stomach and sleep
sonderful at night. HADACOL. in
by opinion is a very good product
md | recommend it."
Folks All Over The Country
those systems were deficient in
itamins 81. BE-, Niacin and Iron,
ave been helped by HADACOL
md HADAcOL can help you,
\ YOU suffer from stomach dis
fess, certain nervous disturb
nces insomnia caused by upset
tomaeh, annoying aches and
pains, or a general rundown con-
|lsion. when they are caused by
eseiencies of Vitamins Bl, BE-,
liacin and Iron
Give remarkable HADACOL a
hance to benefit you. Remember,
lou have nothing to lose. HADA.
FOL will make you feel better
pfler the first few bottles you
Pike, or your money will be re-
lnded. Only SIPS for Trial size;
barge Family Economy size, $3.50.
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more sleep than
others. but re-
CARELESS of how
many h our S ;
sleep you re-
quire the i'm
portant thing is
to get h o S e
hours in each
n / 6 h R oy
Woods, T3 East
4Oth ST., Chica-
90. III is n
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Florence Harper
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Florence Harper
Mr., and Mrs. Telbert and son.
George, visited their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Andrews Sunday
...... The All club members of the
school plan to have a picnic on
April 2lst. Miss Florence Harper
is president and Miss Katherine
Graggs is secretary ..,... The First
Baptist church Missionary ladies
met a, the home of Mrs. BONNER
HalIer last week 80, The Girls
basketball team made a good
showing this season. They won 8
games and lost 4 Ola Jean Gull
ley is one of the star players.
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ADVERTISEMENT
|sor11e Folks
Need More
|s|eep Than
|0thers Do

eating the required amount of
is very important. Some
s'>' folks require
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Where
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last week from a Little Rock hos
pital. She Is reported doing fine
.a. Mrs. Arment. of the State de-
partment and city superintendent,
visited the Key school recently re-,
Mrs Myrtle Clark, a teacher at
Key school, is suffering a broken
leg.
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by JANE ASHLEY

baked pastry shell. Chill until firm.
Carnish with whipped cream ana
top with green gum drops cut INTO
shapes of shamrocks. Makes to
8 servings.
Lime Juice and rind may be SUD
stituted for lemon. II desired
Easy.Mix Flaky Pastry. Silt to-
gether in bowl, / cup sifted all
purpose -four and y teaspoon SAT-:
Combine !. cup Mazda Salad on
with 2h tablespoons Ice water III
measuring cup. Beat with Iork
until thickened and creamy 10
avoid separation Immediately pour
(all at once) over entire surface OF
-four mixture. Toss and mix with
fork. The dough will be moist
Form into ball.
Shape dough with hands Into nat
round. Place between z squares
wax paper (about IL inches
suuarej. Roll out until dough forms
circle, reaching edges OF paper
Remove top sheet OF wax paper.
Inyert dough over pan; peel on
bottom paper Fit pastry into pan
Fold edge and flute. Prick entire
surface of crust. Bake in hot oven
(475o F.) 10 to IL minutes.
Mote: Always prepare pastry just
before ready TO use. DO not store'
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Shamrock Chiffon Pie
I envelope untlavored gelatin
cup cold water
u 3 egg yolks
4 I. cup lemon Juice
! cup sugar
Y a teaspoon salt
\ = teaspoon grated lemon rlnd
v J egg whites
Il = cup heavy cream, whipped
oaked 9inch Easy.Mix Flaky
N Mazda Pie Shell
N Whipped cream
n treen gum drops
soften gelatin In cold water.
Il a 'oVe egg yolks In top OF double
Sueri gradually add lemon Juice,
'up OF the sugar, and salt, mix.
H. y, until we'll blended. Cook over
I'M. water until mixture thickens
nn'ly stirring constantly. Re.
G'e from heat, add gelatin and
u until dissolved. Add lemon
N.Y.. Chill until slightly thickened
H. y" eEs whites until stir but not
q " Gradually beat in remaining
.Vp sugar. Fold into gelatin
ro n,ure. Tint a delicate shade with
ven vegetable eoloring, II desired
fr pvl iold In the "a cup heavy
N '' whipped Pile lightly into
Kodiak mirror., 1951-07-14
Technicoior Film At OrpheuST1

Kathryn Grayson and Mario Lanza nave the starring roles in MGM's Technicolor musical showing at the Orpheum to- morrow and Monday.
 The film is The Toast of New Orleans.
 David Niven also has a leading role in the film. The locale for the story is Louisi- ana's bayou country and the time is 1905. Lanza portrays a fisherman who has a fine singing voice and falls in love with an operatic star, played by Miss Grayson.
 Niven plays the role of a director of an opera company. ,J. Carol Naish has sn inn portant role and others in the film are James Mitchell, Richard Hageman, Clinton Sundberg, Sig Arno, Rita Moreno and Romo Vincent.
 The musical score of the picture contains such songs as Be My Love, Bayou Lullaby, Tina Lima and Boom Biddy Boom Boom.
 Three Came Home, a 2Oth Century Fox production, star ring Claudette Colbert is scheduled for Friday and Saturday. The film is based on the Book-of- the Month selec- tion by Agnes Newton Keith. It is the story of a woman's true personal experience.
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NOTICE

Trespassing on lands or premises in lawful occupation of another is a criminal act and the law provides a fine for such trespasss. Long Island is lawfully occupied.
 By: U. s. Deputy Marshal
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NOTICE

UNITED STATES Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management ] Land Office Anchorage, Alaska. July 8, 1850. NOTICE for PUBLICATION Notice is hereby given that Herman Sandvik and Albert k. Davey, have made appli- cation for a soldiers addi- tional homestead, Anchorage Serial O10598, under sections 23O6-2307, R. s. U. S. for a tract of land situate on the west side of Kvichak River, F miles north of Nakeen Cannery near Duck Creek Light, Bristol Bay Region, Plat of U. s. Survey No. 2674, containing 22.1 acres, lati. tude 58o 57' 21" N. longitude 1870 or 58" w. at corner No. l. and it is now in the files of the Land Office, Anchorage. Alaska.
 Any and all persons claim ing adversely any of the a. bove mentioned land should file their adverse claim in the local land office, within the period of publication or thirty days thereafter, or they will be barred by the provisions of the statutes.
 Chester w. McNally
 Acting Manager. Date First Publication 5-26-51 Date Last Publication 7-21-51
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Evening star., 1951-12-12
MckeIdin 10 Dedicate
Two New Sections
OF Divided Highway
BY the Assoeioisd Pres.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 12.-Gov.
McKeldin will dedicate two new
sections of divided highway in
Central Maryland on Saturday.
At a 10:30 am. ceremony, he
will snip a ribbon and officially
open a new stretch of Route 40,
the Baltimore Frederick road,
five miles westward from West
Friendship.
And at 3 pm, he will dedicate
a new section of Route 140 which
will give motorists a divided high
way for almost the entire distance
from ReiSterstown to Westminster
With section already in use, the
new stretch of Route 40 will pro-
vide more than 20 miles of dual
highway from the Baltimore city
line toward Frederick. A con-
tract to carry the the road five
more miles to Ridgeville was let
several weeks ago.
Surveys are under way to con-
tinue the relocation of Route 40
to the southeastern edge of Fred
erick and studies are being made
to determine the best route for a
bypass around that city.
Three miles of the new Route
140 has been in use for several
months, but was not officially
opened. The 3-mile norton nearest.
Westminster has just been finished
and the roads commission has an
nounced that the relocation will
continue next year to provide a
bypass around Westminster.
Chairman Russell H. Mccain of
the roads commission will act as
master of ceremonies for both
dedications. In between, the Of
fetal party will have lunch with
Carroll County Commissioners at
Westminster.
Evening star., 1951-12-12
Six AT Generals Gef
Routine Reassignmenfs

The Air Force announced today
routines reassignment of six gen.
erals.
Maj. Gen. Herbert B. Thatcher,
commander of the Western Air
Defense Force, was named deputy
director of plans here and will be
succeeded by Mai. Gen. Walter E.
Todd. assistant for programming.
Brig. Gen. Oliver S. Picher, Far
East Air Force personnel deputy,
will succeed Gen. Todd.
Brig. Gen. Jared v. Crabb, Far
East operations deputy, will be
chief of staff Of the Air Defense
Command. Colorado Springs. Colo.
He will be replaced by Brig. Gen.
Jacob E. Smart, vice commander,
Eastern Air Defense Force.
Evening star., 1951-12-12
Deaths Reported
Qrom the D. C. Bureau Of Vital statistics)

Reuben Goldstein. 90. $40 Randolph st.
May Parker, So, 1853 Girard st. n W.
Mary Flaherty, S2, $50 Maryland ave 9. ".
alma Eegleston. 80, 6l2 Randolph st. n. W.
Elizabeth Baker. 81. 1915 Geranium st.
John Klingensmith. 81. 251s Tunlaw I'd.
Joanna Chisholm. 70. 45es Yuma st. n. ".
s1ss NsrTan 1S1ps Wsr e. Ss 2SSe a6ts alSh St st.
Harriet Warren. II, 2414 Pennsylvania
Sarah Enrich. II. Hawaii ave. ne.
Elsie Topping. SO, 5000 New Hampshire
Max e Frank, a. 90. 1860 Taylor St nv.
Erwin Grinberg, SO, 1410 Dowling st. n. Q.
Mary Myers, 81, 1874 3rd st. n. ".
Huse Mayhew. So. .Sayreton. Ala,
Albert AnSItv wnds Rnass q 1$ss II cspo s4 81
John Richie, 29, Madison, Ind.
OFT, Twins, infantsl 1924 Harvard st. n. W.
Bel Williams, 81, 1885 Union ct. 8. ".
Mary Poole, rs, 13S st. n W.
Louis Myers, II, 1914 18th st. n. ".
Paxton Brown. 7e. 12o North Carolina
julia Thompson. he rs. 2oo2 Georgia ave.
Louila Coins, ess. 1885 goth st. NV.
Nettie Dudley. 82. Washington
siba Burnett S.. 43s q St. n. W. "
letitia Williams, 55, 1863 -23rd st. n. ".
Victor Mckay. "a Philadelphia. Pa.
Josephine Kerney 43, 526 3rd st. ne.
Pauline King. 80, 19 Hanover st. n w.
Evening star., 1951-05-14
APARTMENTS uhFURNisHED

B.THEspA. .T ESD h.Do- MDNey .sSr slas sFss; sass
", " issS 1oS1 81. SAMUEL sTs E. sooIEy @5t
and pvt. bath. suit. for 3 empl:
adults: apply after 5 o'clock. 119 c
st. Sc; also furnished apt. lie
End FL. APT.-Pvt. home, $50 q
mo-; including utilities. Call MI.
assa before Pm ,.aro,;,, III a,v-
including all utilities S110. Call 3.
A. HUMPHREYS. Realtor, MA. 5Q2o.
NATL CATHEDRAL VIC. ise. liv.
rm. with sunrm. or porch, bedrra;.
din. rm. or extra bedrm.. kit. with
pvt. service entrance and batnrm;; ,L,
sanas smpe rsass closet rsDs sDsss exes vsw sox
1855 ssic sra siasi sr. N.E.-Bedroom, living
room, dinette. kitchen and bath. in
cluding utilities; excellently fur
RiShsd RIEs Rsaltors slRo csl aA z 5odo 4; HUMPS
family for two ladies or gentlemen;
private bath; laundry and telephone
priv; nr. transp.; S25 each. Dupont
FALLS CHuRcH-Two 1-bedrm. apts.
now avail. in this recently compl.
community. Mrs. Gales. res. mgr. !.
Apt. 103, 50S Vista DIR. Directions:
Out Columbia pike to Baileys Cross
roads, right to Charles St. left to
circle and right to mgr.'s apt. POM
PONIO REALTY. INC, JE. 3-s573.
14th ST., Mr.. HARVARD N.W.-You
will like this modern, almost new
efficiency apt. in. quiet, new bldg.
S74. so. EN- 2O32. -15
RMS. BATH; front rn. arranged
tor commercial use. MAURICE
FITZGERALD, MA. 1886. -15
322O WISCONSIN AVE- rms
kit. Q baths; adults only. See RESI-
DENT MGR, SO pm. -15
Evening star., 1951-05-14
APARTMENTS WANTED
PROFESSOR, now Go

PROFESSOR, now Gov
ernment employe. desires first-fioor
apartment in Goth and Constitution
ne. area or nearby; few stairs as
possible. Call after 6 pm. eve
nings or any time Sunday. 10.
COLLEGE PROFESSOR. now Govern
ment employe. desires first-fioor
apartment in goth and Constitution
ne. area or nearby; few stairs as
possible Call after 8 pm, eve
nines or anytime Sunday, 10.
GovT. WOMAN. "a. desires unfur-
nished efficiency apt. in apt. bldg.
rRRM. aR s1S GovERSMENT geS iisS r EMfLoYED ssfI
COUPLE desire 2 room kitchen and
bath apartment. Apartment house
GOVT. WOMAN, "a, desires unfur-
nished efficiency apt. in apt. bldg,
NV; $50. Box 391-B, Star. 16s
IMMEDIATELY require l or 2 bedrm.
apt. unfurn.. oficer transf Orient,
pref. Conn. ave. NV. sec. FIR. $500.
NEED En- fh1N ffuRN. APT, / bedrm. or en-.
from May 15 to July 81; pref. loo.
apt blds., conv. to White House;
will sublet or accept short-term
rental rates. JARMAN. Ma. 500,
conoRED Sni sED. COUPLE, empl., wants io pvt,
Groom, kit. and bath unfurnished
apt. NV, S60-S65. Call AID. 2916,
Evening star., 1951-05-14
NEW RAMBLERS

Near 18th and Calvert SITS.
Lovely semi-det. brick home, fne
condition, 10 rms, 3 baths; An
lshed bsmt., auto. h.-w.h.: gear
brick garage. Truly a lovely town
TR. 1855. TX
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ROOMS EURkIsHED-N.w.

nicely furnished front room:
twin beds, ample closet space, maid
service DU. 577s. lie
6eO4 18th ST. N.W.--Attrac. rm..
twin beds, 2 closets. pvt. Law, PVT.
family; gentlemen only. RA. 4233.
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE. 1912 New
Hampshire ave. nw.-Newiy deco
rated rooms: daily maid service and
;T,shSesES seryss sse ,ss5 No s. sses
s4o. near Dupont " mt cTfsDaly .srvas maid
large comfortable rooms; single
$s.T5 up; double $3.50 up. DE
lss9 ss9O COLUMBIA RD.-ss.5o VIZ;
single rms; for men; s baths. show
en eTs caTne Ty 10 Agd m dbes te dsTt 9b fsso 1885,
oPPosiTE sTATLER HOTEL. 1905
18th st. n.w.-Single and double
rms, front; sttr. furn.; ladies'; reas,
DUPONT CIRCLE Spacious front
double. connecting private bath; 500
mo. 1888 10th st. NV. WO. 7b5l b.
164s NEWTON ST. NV. Just OF
18th; lge attrac, front rm in lovely
quiet home; semidet. bath. twin beds,
tFansp. by bus and car. co. 7o1s.
NICELY FURN. ROOM with two win
dows. large closet on 14th st. car
line. 1404 Crittenden st. NV. IA.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE - Nicely
furn. rm. in private home. co.
ROOM IN QUIET HOME. with privi-
leges. Employed couple considered.
1863 sSS cRfTTENbEN 9lni fsSfi ST. N.w.LPri.
r vate room, private home; conv,
transp, Call before or after z
GEoRGETowN. 1907 r st. NV
Large. attractive. cool, double rm.:
quick transportation. -15
1905 IRVING, right off 16th--Lge.
dbl. and sal rms, semipvt. bath.
kit. and entertaining priyil. AID.
afS 'UpsHUR ST. N.w.-Beautiful
front bedrm.. young girl, semi
pvt bath. Apply Z to 8. Ia
FINE LoCATION-Loyely master bed
rm,. liv. rm., hot plate, use Of re-
frigerator. tiled tub and shower
bath; unlim phone In room; ga
rage available; excel. transp.; reas.
RA. 5000. A 10
Evening star., 1951-05-14
ROOMS EuRN.--N.W. teent.l

lis NEW YORK AVE. N.W.-see Apt.
g. Clean conf. room, sele.; S2s.
ssi5 I'll GS2s;oM MacoMB ST, N,w.-Attractive
snse pVt bsS s1Sm peasaps II psgste h9ns Ssm
ii 'hopping. y EN- aass sss 0use @1s Gnu
sth AND sHEPHERD-Lge.. att. airy,
newly .decs,. dbl, Ink. rm.; refgr.,
laun; facil;; ladies. $45; l. $50
II. 2. E%ERsooN IN 81 81. y. Nw-Attrsst.
twin bedrm.; excel. transp.; . girls.
DuPoNT CIRCLE. 1907 10th St. NV
Newly dec. studio, semipvt. b.,
large closet; maid; conv. location.
cH. CH., D. C.--Lge. dble. rm., twin
beds; / blk. off Conn. ave. For q
Govt. ladies. After 8, OR. 1887
LARGE FRONT, sdbL; huge vaik-in
closet. 3 lge; windows; conv. transp:;
nr park. ls45 Lamont. pu, ss44
LGE RIM. s windows, suitable for
dIo,, Io2 men, refined and sober. ,DU.
sis NICHOLSON ST. N.w.--Redec..
phans plss1s fsrn exn bs twin as beds s1e ast homs
FOR OFFiCIAL or executive gentle
man: beautifully decorated and furn.
lge. studio room. cross ventilation.
cool in summer; next to bath and
shower; daily maid service; walking
distance to Government ofiees: S55
mo. DU. $3.50. III i
1928 EYE ST. N.W.-Downtowr!
clean, sgle. .rm., adj. bath: SIS. semi
monthly: elevator service. lis
134S "L" ST. N.W.-Very nice 2ndI
n. rm.' next to bath. $3.50 week.
1888 N. III. AVE. N.w.-Beautif1lly
ffhrRished hRi it defIred fTr rin' will equip for
1Ssi KENYON ST. N.w.-Large,
employed lady or couple; laundry
privilege: conven. transp.; $12 wk. |
Tor /; SIS wk. for 2. NO. 1888 /
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1875 Riggs pi-E
Excel. sgle. studio rm.; refgr.; |
breakfast grill; $40 mo-; quiet,
I1I5 QUE ST. N.w.-Refined pvt. |
home. downtown; single room. adj |
bath: phone, conv. transp. -15
LGE. NEWLY DECORATED RM., suit
asa asie pap, t1r Z, 1882 4th St: NV. ID
Tor young men. Tile shower. Excel .
lent location SIS mo. DU. 9s74.
lO16 18th ST. N.W.-Attractiye rm..
pvt. phone, adjoining bath. maid
service. DI. 4055. ID
1886 NICHOLSON ST. N.w.-Beau- |
tlful well-furnished room near Rock /
Greek Park. Tel. GE. 1864. I6s
LARGE MASTER BEDROOM and pri-
vate bath; kitchen privil. if desired;
NV sec GE 5oSI f6s
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

TERRACE-Earge rooms.
porch, LEVIN. liv. rm excel meals
perfect transp,: S4S up 1927 Bel
mont d NV. MI 9435
1919 10th ST. N.W.-Vacancies for
young men and young women; good
food; walking distance downtown
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-1726 New
Hampshire ave. NV. Nicely furn. rm.
for . ladies; also large rm. with
running water for men; uniim
phone in each room: excel. food; TV
and social privileges. CLUB MASON.
NO. 6770. --15
COLONY CLUB-Large double rooms,
spacious closet; conven. transp.
good home cooking. congenial crowd
MI. 9745. COLONY CLUB. 3032
l4oe 18th ST. N.w.-Pleasant rms.
double and single; good food; TV.;
garage. MI. 2740. --19
THE MAR-LEETA, 1925 18th st. NV.
Mice rooms for young ladies and
young men; water, tel. in rooms;
showers; excel. board. 15s
WE ARE TOPS for food and accom-
Inodations; new furnishings; adj.
bath: get the best. 1851 Hobart
ST. NV, NO. S644 ID
Evening star., 1951-05-14
eooMs. APIS TO sssAas

FURN. APT.-Woman to share with
mother and daughter; S35 mo. 1929
Nichols ave. Sc. 10. 2-7994. Ia
ONE BEDROOM furn. apt. with male
college student. 25. HO. 1888 week
days. co. 1867 day or evenings.
REFINED GIRL wanted
to share spacious duplex apt off
Conn. on Rhode Island; grand piano;
S42.50. ST. 939S. IA
CONN. AvE.--Girl wishes to share
sas seedrm d1 o furn. With asaI nest Ct. sirls
Sun. $50 to 1880; any time Mon.