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Evening star., 1951-01-08

Pharmaceutical Detailman
Century old house wants registered
pharmacist to call upon doctors,
ington and adjoining areas. Some
travel Previous detailing expert
ence helpful, but not essential. Car
necessary: excellent starting salary
commission and liberal expense
riaRt R A man Write, Writ GApnui sipins fuii papl pr
ticulars, stating age. education
marital status, draft status, expert
ence and present earnings. Person
al interviews in Washington. Box
3. III eth ave. N. Y. c. Ia
PHARMACIST. registered In D. c. or
MARYLAND. interested in joining a
saaf commssion exeeIent oSa opportnnity S aq for
Advancement with higher pay. many
company Dement'S. Box lol-K- Star.
PHARMACIST. 3 evenings and alter
PHARMACY. 3401 l4th st. NV
req, GREAT WESTERN PHAR-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. salsrv ard
sS s99d Sss SSppSFtgns coan ,fe for pT sq
pHARMaCIsr MANAGER. for large
drugstore in apartment hotel in Sar-
asota, Fla; past management 5S-
pericnce preferred: permanent posi-
ton, must have hay Florida licsnIc For For
SnSl. 3
PHOTOGRAPHER. thoroughly eX-
perienced studio and home Sittings
good permanent position. Post of.
pLasTfRERs "a PfH Rs ,5o,, lst-class viii vhite
mechanics only Report to Office,
at $500 Branchville rd, Branch
vile. Md TO GGO6. 3
Evening star., 1951-01-08
HELP MEN
Managers Assistant

Young man. about % yrs. of age.
to assist manager: must he able
week, starting salary $40. Call
MR.. GOLDBERG, MI. $3.50, after
Evening star., 1951-01-08

Al SECY. (F), $50 WK.
Confid secretary. exper. radio sec
retsry. .expr,. $50 wk. Legal Sec
retary. sd. op1rty,. S60-S70. Sran-
ish, Ene. secretary, tax free. $3.50.
Or secy -bkpr, excl. location, S250.
Pip. relation. Jewish organ. $50
wk up Need 200 new applicants
daily for tor bracket opening, EFT
- yrs. If it i, good openine
well have it. Welcome. lSee Grant
BOYD'S, 700 18th, Cor. G
Evening star., 1951-01-08
10
Wholesale GrocerY Statesmen

> ann, GAYS on a month, = WkS,
vac; Sl';5 ref REQ. Box 3S5-H. Star.
Wholesale Grocery Statesmen
Large New York whole
sale grocer intenSifyinE
sales and advertising
campaign in Metropol-
itsn Washineton Area,
offers unusual oppor-
tunlty to alert sales
men, ,5-45 years Must
have car Straight COM
m / S sion, satisfactory
drawins account Only
experienced wholesale
grocery men wanted.
Francis H. Leggett 81 Co.
Mfers, d Distributors OF Premier Foods
220 18th AVE, N. Y. l, N. Y.
Evening star., 1951-01-08

with csr-good salary ano
good comm, very good earnings :;
permancnt; 5-day week. See MR..
RICE 1856 II ST. ne. IS
Evening star., 1951-03-22
D. {. Asked 10 Provide
CD Meeting Facilities

The Friendship Citizens Associ-
alton last night requested the Dis
trict Government to provide facili-
ties for civil defense meetings.
Area Warden j. Robert Shaw
said the Recreation Board has
the unmitigated gall to demand
payment for school buildings used
for defense meetings"
1T is strange for the Commits
sioners to set up a department of
civil defense and then to provide
no facilities for it," said Harry N.
Stull.
In other action, the group agreed
to become a sponsor of dinner
honoring new Commissioner F.
Joseph Donohue and Guy Mason,
his predecessor.
e. K. Bachschmid, president.
conducted the meeting in the
Janney School, Wisconsin avenue
and Albemarle street NV.
Evening star., 1951-03-22
Bill Asks Nationwide
DAYLIGHT SAVING Time

A bill for Nation wide. year.
round daylight saving time was
introduced yesterday by Senator
johnson, Democrat. of Colorado.
at the request of the railroad
brotherhoods.
The measure was referred to the
Senate Commerce Committee,
which is headed by the Colorado
Senator.
Under its terms, daylight time
would be invoked nationally Ito
promote the national security and
defense" and would last until six
months after the end of the Ko-
rean war, or until ended by Con-
gress.
Senator johnson said he offered
the bill by request and that he is
not sponsoring the proposal The
congressional farm bloc is expect
ed to assail the plan.
Evening star., 1951-03-22
Two Men Held Here
In Traffic Deaths
OF Two Women

Two men were held by a coro-
ner's jury yesterday in connection
with the traffic deaths of two
women.
George Callas, Ct, of the $500
block of New Hampshire avenue
NV, was held for Municipal Court
action under the Negligent Homi-
eide Act. He testified that he
started to move his cab just as
Mrs. Christine Nickerson, 10, of
Boston, was stepping in at Union
Station on March II. Other wit
nesses said the woman was thrown
to the ground. She died of a GER
ebral hemorrhage and multiple
fractures last Tuesday in Emer-
gency Hospital.
Death on Private Property.
Mrs. Nickerson was listed as
traffic victim by Coroner A. Ma
gruder Macdonald. but her death
will not appear on the Districts
traffic death tabulations because
1t occurred on private property.
The coroner's jury also held
Andrews Air Force Base Pfc. Leigh
ton Miller. 10, for action of the
grand jury yesterday on man
slaughter charge. involving the
death of a woman in a collision
on February 8.
Mrs. Esther Eleanor Brazil, ~,
wife of DR.. Cleo Brazil, 43, of 1862
Quincy place, was killed when
car driven by Pvt. Miller collided
with her husbands car at Eight
eenth and Monroe streets NE
Pvt. Miller's home is in the $500
block of Tuckerman street, River
dale, Md.
Signed Statement.
Detective William B. Phares of
the "ccident Investigation Unit
toll the jury that Pvt. Miller
signed a statement saying he had
Collloed WIN q TAXI on ElgnCeenCn
street near Rhode Island avenue
NE. a few minutes before the
fatal accident.
Pvt. Miller failed to stop, the
detective said, and attempted to
escape down Eighteenth street.
Detective Phares testified that
Pvt. Miller had turned out his
headlights and the hood flew up,
preventing him from seeing the
stop sign or DR.. Brall's car at the
intersection.
Leroy Dugan. operator of the
taxi. said he tried to catch up
with Pvt. Miller but that the
latter was going too fast.
Evening star., 1951-03-22
Robbi Silvertone to Speak

Rabbi Harry Silverstone. leader
Of Tifereth Israel and Young
Peoples Synagogue Congregations.
will speak at $50 pm. tomorrow
In Tifereth Israel Synagogue, 14O1
Euclid street NV.
Evening star., 1951-03-22

Silver Spring store open Friday and
Monday nights to 9.
Evening star., 1951-09-16
Why Grow OId7
Live Calamity

in ability make life hard at times
and defeat our dreams and ambi-
tions, but we can all live gallantly.
Each one of us can protect GER
tain individual beliefs and con-
IvictionS and dreams and keep
them unsullied-to sweep the
night with grandeur and vitalize
every day. The plume above the
soul keeps life bright and shining
and young.
Think what a contrast this is
to the mundane outlooks and pes
simisms and jealousies we fall into.
Cyrano was not kind because he
expected a favor in return, he
was not generous because he,want-
ed to be thanked for it, but be-
cause his great spirit simply over
Powered and bubbled into the life
all about him. Although he was
beset with troubles always, what
a free vibrant life he must have
lived!
The very best thing we could
do for ourselves would be to get
out of our ruts of boredom and
dullneSs with an outgoing hope
full. gay, gallant generous attitude
toward this small chunk of life.
If you would like to have my
leaflet No. IS, Individual Happi-
ness" send a stamped, self-ad-
dressed envelope with your request
for it to Josephine Lowman in
care of TIle Evening Star.
Evening star., 1951-09-16
By josephine Lowmon

Cyrano de Bergerac, the lead
ling character in Edmond Ros-
tand's play by that title, is one
Iof the most colorful personalities
in all literature. The white plume
which always waved about his
headgear was a symbol of his COL
orful and generous life.
You, no doubt, remember the
story of Cyrano, the talented poet,
the great swordsman, the scientist
and selfless comrade to those he
knew. He lived with generous
abandon. helping every one he
knew who needed aid and loving
humanity in a tender but gay
way. The woman he loved all of
his life, loved his best friend.
Cyrano used his poetical talent
in composing letters to win the
woman he adored for his friend.
He lived gallantly and literally
died with his boots on. When
partly delirious and at deaths
door, he said to imaginary enc
Imies:
You take my all. the laurel and the rose!
Well. take, them! But in spite of you
A something that I bear along with me
To sweep the night with grandeur, as
pass
The Threshold and the gate of Heavens
blue,
"A something that unsullied and is mine
"A plume"
We cannot all be as successful
as we might want to be. Circum-
stances, luck, health and limits
Evening star., 1951-09-16
Fashion
Calendar

Luncheon fashion shows are
starting up again. Two definite
schedules include one every
Friday at l pm. at the Shore
ham Hotel and another every
Monday, beginning on the 17th,
in the Mayflower lounge at
/ pm.
A cocktail showing every
at 6 pm. is also sched
uled, beginning the 21st of this
month, in the Mayflower lounge.
Evening star., 1951-09-16


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Evening star., 1951-09-16

Bleach for Those Stains
Coffee or tea stains may be re-
moved from porcelain surfaces
with a little bottled bleach.
Evening star., 1951-12-02

WHILE football stadiums
w are jammed these days
and thousands of other fans
follow their favorite teams on
television, radio and in the
newspapers, some of the most
interesting local games are
fought virtually unnoticed.
These are the kid" games
that sprout up as soon as the
air gets nippy with the ap-
proach of the fall season.
Lacking only maturity and
highly polished touch, the
small fry teams play a brand
of football that is as thrill
packed as many of the highly
publicized games.
Typical of these teams are
the 80 that form the Metro
politan Police Boys Club
Football League, which will
end its regular season next
Saturday. Winning teams for
each of the season halves will
battle for championships on
that date or the following
week.
Sponsored by the Metro
politan Police Department,
the teams-2O white and IL
colored-are completely out
fitted in professional football
clothing and equipment. They
use the most up-to-date plays
Evening star., 1951-12-02

Elwood F.. MathieSOn. chair
man of the league. Mr..
MathieSon. who also is super
intendent of No. S Boys Club,
Ninth and X streets Sc. says
this isn't a prejudiced view.
but is the opinion Of many OF
the football officials who act
as referees and linesmen for
the games and at football
games III other Washington
kid leagues,
The boys are keen" he
says. They show up on time
for practice sessions and
games and they observe the
rules of the league. Mr.
MathieSon has been working
with the Boys Club for IL
years, SO he knows a good boy
when he sees one.
When a boy signs up to play
with one of the teams. he
must live in the precinct and
have his parents permission
to play. He also must agree
to restrict his football activ-
tiles to his own team. AS a
concession to the wanderluSt
spirit of the boys, league rules
permit them to arrange and
play two games outside the
league each season.
The boys play hard to win,
but they have the best protec-
Evening star., 1951-12-02

Story aud Photos
by Harold ]. Flecknoc
and formations while strug-
Cling to win honor for the
police precincts they repre-
sent.
The teams are made up of
boys of similar weight and
age. In the midget" group.
the 80-pound teams, the boys
must be IA or under. In the
100 pound classification. the
age limit is Is. To make the
l20 and l40 pound teams.
the boys cannot be more than
l8. Each boy is allowed 3
extra pounds at the beginning
of the season, but at no time
may he weigh 7 pounds over
the limit set for his group.
The boys are serious about
the games. They have to be.
because their teammates on
the bench are just itching to
win a place on the varsity"
squad. Practice sessions are
held twice a week, if possible.
and the boys polish up on
their blocking and tackling
and perfect their triple re-
verses and other intricate
college" plays.
we have one of the best
leagues in the city" says
Evening star., 1951-09-01
ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.W.

1850 A ST.-In quiet home of 2
ADULTS. nice rm. for q gentleman;
ref. reo.; $50 per mo. FIR. 2795
FURNISHED ROOM in new house; 4
mT m1n' fsoa If9m Pentason'. ssmipvt bath
c2PlTocGIO c2PlcGO'i LocAr1oN-Nic.ly fur fu9n.,
csi1 elsan; AZ pext S,ts e bath: $40 and 81.
5I9 SEWARD SQUARE s.E.-AttTsc,
sional Library. $40; on Ist t., large
dble. rm., twin beds, closet space,
So0; cooking privils. Ii. 6-4965,
BEDRM.. PVT. BATH; also dressins
rm.. newly furn.; near Capitol and
1 DBLE. FRONT RM. vii with II twin Vim beds.
next to bath. in pvt. home, suitable
ave- yoans men 9f1 ,kya or M9men' on MINI
NICELY FURN. RM.-Pvt. home; a
blk. bus; unlimited phone; laundry
priVil.; couple or girl. AK. O6OS.
CAPITOL HILL-nr. congressiona
Lib; rm. next to bath; refined empl
gentleman; $50 mo. Ii. 6-9794.
1895 ss G,rs'I g ST: ss.E,ns s blks, from Bar.
pvt. home. Ii. 3-60S0. -
CAPITAL HILL-Rms. for men.
Single and ajoining, with or with
out retgr. and pvt. bath. Ii. 3-29l3.
$50 INDEPENDENCE AVE. S. e.,
formerly B st. Dble. rm.. twin beds.
NJ, Congressional n; Library. $40 yk,
coLoRED&RMs.. sgl. and dbl. ;
priyil,; at bus stop. Cali after 8
o'clock. 1855 Z st. Sc, Ii. 4-al79,
Evening star., 1951-09-01
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 9 Va.

NO. ARL.-In or near Lorcom lane
dble. rm., twin beds, adj. Semipvt
bath; = women, non-smokers; 2 blks
transp., shopping center. JA. 2-S093
BETHESDA. room next bath. No
other roomers. Conv. transp. Quiet
residential area. OIL. 1890. -,
ARL., master bedrm. Newly furn
Dble, closets. Gentleman only. Neal
buslines. OK. 09S7. 3
ROOMS in private home of widow
with housekeeping privileges for
mother or married couple. Refer
ARLINGTON-NORT from thu
maddening city yet 10 minutes from
D. C., Pentagon and Arl. Hall: daily
maid service: parking privileges
gentlemen only. GIL. 500. ---6
NEAR UNIVERSITY OF MD.-Busi.
ness ofhcial will share with teacher
or student furn. apt. pvt. bedrm.
use Of liv. rm.: character refs. oil
FAAM exch.; S47. so. Box 179-J, Star
ARLINGTON, close to Clarendon
Twin-bed rm., adjacent bath with
t. and 81 $40 mo. each; 2 men only
CHEVY CHASE - Bright. moderr
furn.. oble. bed. next to bath; S45
breakfast extra. WI. 44SS. .
ALEXANDRIA - Employed woman
Room near bath; conv. trans. u
Pentagon and Wash. TIE. 90S0.-1
ARLINGTON Gentleman's dream
rm., 1st-h. front, adj. pvt. bath
dble. bed. Phone In rm. FA. 4s39
Evening star., 1951-09-01
FARM 8 GARDEN

TREE REMOVAL. $5 ana up; get our
.PPAuL,s TREE SERVICE; 10. 5-457s.
iivered in load lots. Ashton S1sS.
TOP SOIL. very good. rich TOD soil
for lawns and green houses. Very
reasonable. BY the load. Call HI.
BULLDozERs for srading. excavatinr
and land clearing For free estimate
call UN, $3.50 or AT. O726.
LANDSCAPE SERVICE, sodding. plant.
estimates given. Evergreen and now.
mental and shade trees Visit oul
n,,1I nurseries rsS zE ct SSl2 ,4I AEsS rS Hystts
s; days MG t1SFS aeeE 9eEs6Nifs Tei IN asss Oed q
VIRGIN WIG TOP SOIL. landscapins
driveway, best quality, immed. ser
vice mad delivery. LU 1858, any.
FORD tractor 40; disc. 2-bottomet
plow. cultivator, weeder, front and
rear scraper blade. side mounted
mower. saw and pulley. FA. 2947
sALE-12 acres standing alfalfa; nr
Norbeck. 10. 5-0167 .
TRACTOR. Farmall 1916. model A;
plow disc nsTr0T cSnditIan e1ltiyator a saf
Vienna 2e6EW. .
AZALEAS, hardy field grown; al
colors; soc each. or SIS dozen. 251C
TRAcTsoREsimplicity. Ic sSi simplicity 2 hip; Brigg,
L. Stratton engine; 36-in. sickle bar
new cond.. checked by mechanic
owned 10 mos, used times. IA
MCCORMICK DEERING silage cutter
and blower. It is a portable saw. 9
tractor or jeep. Slightly used
Will sell at big savings. See g. S
SMITH, Rt. $40, Gaithersburg. Md
or cau 6aithershurR 207. %
Evening star., 1951-09-01
ROOMS. APTs. 20 SHARE

share 6-rm. house with 2 others;
PROF, WOMAN, mod. air-cond. enc. !:
dressing, rm.. bath. compl. kit. and
YOUNG SSn Ss'Ei woMHSSS,S HS Ss16 g n os 70 III .hI,
sRsSa s4insn and sase psEy s
DfsCRiMINSArlISNSG INC BACHELOR. s5-
aoom 30 1ntsp spt arts %9sie Jo ssa1 share new
1921 z; CAPITOL ST.--Modern apt; 4;
beds: $40 mo. ca. Ii. 3-3O63. w2
NICE YOUNG LADY to share 4-rcom
furn. apt. with same; new apt. bldg.
NV section. WO. 1895. 2'
EMPL. Man. $500. to share Ice.
apt apss With With 2 y. ya. men; s43 per mo
coNGENi1AL YOUNG N S'GS IAnI itSef TO O. share Mt
lovely 3-room apt. with / other.
AID. 1877 after 9. .
LADY win share newly furn. enc.
COW transp,. taont n.w' IA. ssGs@sssof'a0lei sssse Mi
ARLINGTON girl to share 2 bed
se1m1 20 min. downtown; $3.50 mo. GH.
GENTLEMAN between ao-sS to 1har.
s1rrrn. s-rrn. apt; reec rm: II desired. Ho.
1..2 YOUNG LADIES to share at
lady; nr. l6tF and Col. I'd. MI. 2565
GIRL, to share nicely furn. apt: age
"a or over; good tranSp. Lu. 1-3123.
JEWISH YOUNG MAN. non-martinet
blds,: every COW. 10. 2-4sSs. as as
YOUNG LADY, to share attrac. l.
oeorm: apt; Conn. ave; $50 mo.
DuPoNT CikccLE AREA-wish to
share sap7. Srm; lIn; apt go with ? girls, ages
REFINED LADY, 70 share with
attrac. furn.: walking distance
Govt. bldss. RE. 0461. Ext. 6O3
GIRL. %, will share furn. apt. in
Arl. with ] sirl; very conv. to PEN
taEon and downtown Wash. OF.
REFINED LADY. empl.. to share new.
modern furn. apt with , others:
Research, 3i3 No. Adams st.. Apt.
~. Rockville. Nd: at home Sun
day and ewes. after pm. -
NV. SECTIoN-Jewish cple.. or man;
large apt to share. furnished. Gail
after pm. ia. 1878. or RA. 1916.
ONE OR TWO GIRLS to share apt; 4;
pvt; bedrm. 722 F st. s.W., Apt. -.
Call before B. -
WANT TO SHARE attrac. apt. with
reserved employed lady; near Mt.
Rainier car and bus terminal. UN.
1918. .
GLOVER PARK-Girl share bedrm.
apt; no cooking except breakfast,
otherwise full use Of apt. Call WO.
ONE-BEDRM.. MOD. APT, Sc, to
share with young lady. 20-30: near
Boiling, Andrews Field. 10. 2-9567.
lCoLoPED-REF. COUPLE or lady to
share 2-bedrm. ant: all privils.;
conV. transp.; ref. req. LU. 4-433S.
ICoLoRED-EMPLOYED WOMAN to
share 5srm. apt. or furn. rm. in n e.
Call FIR. 1902. II
COLORED-TO SHARE 1-rm. EN-
cheney apt; $3.50 a month; NV.
location. HU. 4759. .
Evening star., 1951-09-01
APIS. uNFuRN. tcent.)

SILVER SPRING--Three rms. and
bath, pvt. entr.,. built-in gar; quiet,
OF wild parties. sH. 492l. 2'
sol LEBAUM ST. s.E.-3 rms. and
bath; all utils. furn.; sos mo, APP
ply apt. No. ]. -
5I1I 3rd ST. N.W,-Liv. rm.. bedrm..
kit, dinette, pvt. bath, all utils. in
sssfea srd So nw per avail mG kss igmsd e. '12S Ia
Available September 18th. bed.
room, living room, kit, bath. re-
frigeratora stove; utilities not in.
Pm p, I'd daily. " 5.sspts. at $40; 2 apis
and bath. $37.4l. THOMAS p
BROWN, 615 4th st. s.w.; MA. 1918
ALEX. CDel Ray)-corner; 2 and 2
rms, kitchenette and bath apis.
approved tenants past middle age
With lease. RAYMOND APIS. TIE
EXCLUSIVE APTs.-Fin.st residen.
tial section. Two large bedrms. with
connscting baths, wide hall LEADING
on patio, fuli-sized mod. kit; month.
iy rental. Sl62.sO. Apply BOX 3i-L
ONE BEAUTIFUL EFFICIENCY APT
on ilrst floor in new building ir
Sc; $40 mo. Available immediately
Cal Mr.. MoRELAND, 10. 3-6I48
.I5s CALIFORNIA ST. NV. i Blk
Conn: ave. bus. car-Elev. apt. bldg.
,a7e as7SedropW pH,s ,asppssGtmssnts; ps $40 up; =:
Modern bldg. on 1-fare D. C. bus
line. Lily. rm,, dinette. bedrm. kit.
and bath, with storage locker; on st
parking; attractive grounds; al
utils. included $7O.45 mo. Appl:
worth ave. ne. GOLDSTEN BROS.
RE. 1888. II
1929 3rd ST. NE rms. Kit.
bath bath; inclosed ciS;s porch: $40 mo. in
24O 34th ST. s.E.-2-bedrm. apt.
mod. BLDG. Just OF Minnesota ave
Sc; $3.50. MA. 1926. LU. 1-7bS6
Evening star., 1951-09-01
SPECIAL SUMMER
WEEKLY RATES
HOTEL CARROLL ARMS
1st AND c SITS. NE.
AT. $500

SI6 Goth ST. N.E.-Room for couple
or single person; privileges. AT
FURN. RM. for colored couple; COW
location. 1880 Florida ave. ne.
COLORED-A VERY NICE ROOM
with new furniture in new home,
CAPITOL View. Call LU. 1851. -
COLORED-4414 DOUGLAS ST.
lge. and / small rm.; ideal fol
cple.; children accepted. AK. 304O
CoLoRED-FRoNT FURN. BEDRM
with home privils.; $40 wk.; conv
TRANSFORMATION. Ii. 7-4712. -
COL LORED-LGE, FRONT RIM. twin
beds, for 2 nice empl. girls; sale. rm.,
man or woman; privils. HU. 1915
NEAR BENNING RID. N.E.-Furnished ed
room; refined colored lady. Call after
CoLORED-SMALL PVT. RIM. in
nice quiet home; bus service cow
nice quiet person. Ii. 3-4450. "a
REFINED gentleman n
or lady; large front bedrm., next to
bath; excellent neighborhood; very
good transp.; kit. privils. VI. 2s4S
after 8. q
Evening star., 1951-09-01
ROOMS eURNlsHED-N.E

51s OGLETHORPE ST. N.E.-Fo,
gentleman; lovely rm. in new adult
nonn aome k-4 Chillum busline. RA
OFF NORTH CAPITOL, on BRYANT
st.; furn. rm. in Catholic home
ATTRAC. RM.; linens furn.; privils.
$40 mo. ti19 9TH st. ne.
ple; no children; kit. privileges
IL 7-S436. -
NICE DOUBLE RIM. next to bath: on
carline; reasonable; employed adults.
TR. 1860. -
Evening star., 1951-09-01
ROOMS WITH BoARD

WENDELL TEKRACE-Cool. pleasant
rooms. excel. meals; cony. transp.
ige; tawn porch: Sl4-$15 per wk
pnS lSs7 Belmont I'd nv, MI s4a5
make yourself At home; attention
1889 PERRY PL. OFF Ilth--Re-
tired gentleman, S9.75 wk. with de
lieious meals; bsmt., Ss.75. GE,
The MAR-LEETA. 1925 1eth st. NV
Nice rooms; sgle. and dbie.; youns
ladies. young men; water, phones
IN rms, shower: excellent board. -
NURSE will take sick or elderly person
to care for in. own pvt. home; Sleep
ing porches: fresh country eggs and
@E eaa. S0uhsrH 0 MsrgssS SoSki1S Wi on Rsss
ROOM AND BOARD for school a ge
EMPIoYE6S MoTHERs-Exc.l. meals; @
expert child care while working
1858 H Nh 4: Il. AVE. N.w.-Newly ia deco.
rated; dble.; 2 windows; large closets;
twin beds; . good meals; conv
transp.; also vacancy for young man
wARDMAN PARK vIc.-Nicely fur.
nished. large, dbl. room. Carefully
prepared meals. Maid serv. NO. 6003
ss11 i4th ST. N.w.-cool. nicely
turn bsmt. rm.. in Protestant pvt
nome with delightful meals fOT
empl. young man or student: non-
smoker and refined; $3.50 weekly
DuPoNT' CIRCLE AREA. 1925 New
Hampshire. Lovely dble. room for j
girls. Also room to share. Good food
Live at Washington's beautiful cues
mouse; TV and social privil. CLUB
MASON, NO. $40. -
LARGE clean room for Q gentlemen
excellent home-cooked food; also
table board. NE. Phone AID. O2o3
ALEXANDRlA,. All E. Howell-Gen-
tleman; excel meals and lunches:
9 2Hs ck BLOCK; home atmosphere: TV.
Il BLK. DUPONT CIRCLE. 1904 18th
St n.w.-Nicely furnished dble rm.:
also vacancy In dble. rm. for Young
lady: good home-cooked food; SfS wE
comfortable and at
trac. home for elderly people; home
IKE atmosphere stressed: excellent
meals; kind and sympathetic SUPER
VISION; rate. SIS per day. MRS,
CLARK 2206 Wis. ave. NV. OR.
CAPIToL HILL-S16 weekly; Stu
Dents. Govt. workers. etc; com
Portable room; fine cooking: refined
Iamily: lovely yard: conv. all trans
portation and Confessional Library.
MRS. HALLER, 412 N. J. ave. Sc.
Evening star., 1951-09-01
ROOMS WANTED

AND DENTAL STUDENTS
Of Georgetown University desire
Burleith and Foxhali Village. Cali
registra once OR. 400. between 8
am and p.m. -3
BACHELOR - Private home; also,
space In .bsmt. for photo. hobby
Md. suburban area NV. WI. 3543
TRAINED NURSE with well trained
small dog desires rm.; i.h.p.; adult
family: Bethesda. or D. c. line
After p.m.. WI, 569S. q
UNFURNISHED Ink. room, BY
middle aged working lady; By Sept
Evening star., 1951-09-01
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

NEWLY DEC, large rm. and kit
cnle mi; Gsth' 81 4,,GSon Gonv. transp. Empl
2?O9 PA. AVE. N.w.-A1 rm. anc
kitchenette. 1st-fi. front. 5000 wk
Also sleeping rm, SIS wk. DI. 1871
MT; IT,. PLEASANT, haSs front rm,: twin
S554 S35 a o1n month. Apply MANAGER
LARGE Connecting col Si rooms W With
private bath. fully equipped fol
light housekeeping. RA. 5753.
ONE RM.s equipped with stove. refer,
sstsr Sss mo-; Ssa nm nm sG sep sss klt gas steye
145O GIRARD ST. NW.-Clean. at
tractive housekeeping room. Frigid
aire. range, near bath: S11 weekly
1924 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Right down
town: lge. housekeeping rm.. r. W..
range. Frigidaire; only S11 wk., -t
NEWLY DEC. for Ink; empl mother
and child accepted; day care fol
child; conv. transp. 81. 2115, S41r
Carroll ave-. Takoma Park. Nd. =: