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Evening star., 1951-01-30
ture'sChiIdren
By LiIIion Cox Athey

ern Nevada, Southeastern Utah and
Eastern California to set up house
keeping There are vipers in Africa
who also use the same method Of
progression.
Above the eyes is distinct horn
like process which is an elongation
of the upper eyeshield. The body
is pale brown with a series of dull
blotches usually separated by white
interspaces. On the sides, irregular
rows of small black or brown spots
appear decorative on the dull back
ground. Most of the sidewinders
have several black bars on the tail,
which is but u inches, exclusive of
rattle.
Being rattler, the sideWinder,
does not forget his manners. He
rattles his buttons to warn you.
If danger in any form is present,
it is good to be informed, even If
the siren happens to be rattles
with limited sound. This unique
appendage is not like any other
form of alarm, given to Natures
children. To think that the pos
SCISSOR was given this gadget to warn
Evening star., 1951-01-30
Words to Watch,

@. How about the 81" of such
words as anti, demi-, multi
semi? People on the radio say
"ant-eye, dem-eye," etc. Can that
be correct?-N. o. A.
A. No authority known to me
sanctions or even lists the long 81
(eye) sound in the four important
preflxes, anti, multi, demi- ano
semi. Hence it is remarkable that
so many otherwise careful speakers
teachers, broadcasters and minis
tiers, give to the words the errone-
Gus pronunciations, "ant-eye, mutt
eye, dem-eye, sem-eye."
All dictionaries show the 81" short
as in "bit, tin" However, as
Webster's observes, the sound varies
considerably from the short "i'-in
cultured American speech it is
oftener much closer to. if not ac-
tually like, the long "e" (ee) of
"eve. Venus"
In the following correct pronuncia-
tions, I am using the zee" sound in
order to emphasize the incorrect
ness of "ant-eye," etc. You may
prefer to sound the "i' short, as in
Evening star., 1951-01-30

Sldewlnders, or horned rattle
snakes, are well-known travellers of
the Colorado desert. The tracks
of the remarkable walking snake
are often seen in the smooth white
sand, enabling searchers to track
down the weird pedestrian.
Maximum length of these inter-
esting horned rattlers is 80 inches.
Most of those seen are slightly half
as long. But, individually, they
make considerable speed.
The speed is in the form of a
series of large loops of the body
thrown forward. Each loop follows
the other in perfect symmetry while
the reptile moves off at a sharply
oblique angle to the direction in
which the head is pointing. The
sight, though bewildering, is laugh
able.
Marks left by the traveller are
unmistakable. Nature, in her great
wisdom, has evolved a unique way
for heavy-bodied snake to achieve
agility on soft sand. Some of the
sidewinders have roamed as far as
the desert areas of Arizona, South
Evening star., 1951-01-30
Goren on Bridge

0oren on Bridge
East, West vulnerable. West deals
ats
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The bidding:
West North East South
Pass 1d'm'd Dbl. Redbl.
2 hearts Pass 3hearts spades
heartS Pass Pass 4spades
Dbl. Pass Pass Pass
Opening lead, five of hearts.
When a vital trick is lost by
reason of an unfortunate choice
OF the opening lead, it is rarely
That it can be recovered. But my
partner, Helen Sobel, was able to
do so in today's hand by executing
a rather unusual defensive coup.
The deal occurred in the recent
national championships held in
New Orleans, and had an import
ant bearing on determining the re-
suit Of the national open team
championship which was won again
by Helen Sobel, Sidney Silodor, 3.
j. Becker, Myron Field, and your
reporter.
The bidding sequence will no
doubt elicit a sharp raising of eye
brows and justifiably so. North's
one-diamond call was stretching
the opening-bid requirements en-
tirely out of shape. My .takeout
double leaves something to be de-
sired, but it is only that I have
what amounts to psycopathic fear
of overcalling at the two level,
when vulnerable, with suits of all
open texture. On my next turn
to call, it probably would have been
better tactics to bid three clubs, but
after partners jump bid in hearts
decided that the single raise was
less apt to get us into difficulties.
The jump bid of two hearts may
seem strange to some students, but
it must be recalled that when the
partner Of the doubler holds hand
that is above average in strength,
a bid of one more than necessary
is indicated, particularly after a
previous pass.
The five of hearts was opened
fmy failure to bid clubs now began
to haunt me). Declarer took three
rounds Of the suit and discarded his
losing club. He then led the six
of trumps off dummy upon which
I played the queen. At this point
Mrs. Sobel, realizing that I had the
ace, overlook my queen with the
king and returned a heart. This
was ruffed with the ace of spades
and my partner still retained jack
nine of spades to yield two more
tricks.
That is known at certain gaming
tables, as the hard way!
Copyright. 1851, by Charles H. Goren)
Evening star., 1951-01-30
Take My Word for 1t
By Fronk Colby

"tin,'' as many speakers do, espe-
cially in New England
anti AN-tee
multi MULL-tee
demi- DEM-ee
semi Sem-ee
Dayton: We cannot agree on the
pronunciation of the word "bade, u
past tense of bid" We1l take
your word for i'm. OD.
Answer: It's bad and rhymes
with sad" Also, forbade is "for-
BAD"
Atlanta: Why not teach your
readers that there is no "rock" In
bureaucracy?-Mrs. G. F. w.
Answer: Sorry; best American
usage is: bew-ROCK-ru -ruh-see. All
modern authorities except Funk and
Wagnalls prefer it.
Ogden: Please define and pro-
nounce the word "fnis." ID. D.
Answer: 1t means "the conclu-
sion," as of a book. The first syl-
liable rhymes with "by. N.Y." Say:
FY-niss.
!, The troublesome who-whom construc-
tlon Is discussed in detail in Mr.. Colbys
leafiet GA, which also gives simple
The Star, P, O. Box 90 Station Z;
Evening star., 1951-01-30
err tn KA0IIANG
enemies to be on guard against

enemies to be on guard against
formidable poison fangs, would be
folly. Scientist have suggested the
rattle was signalling device to
call a mate.
All we know, is the snake is born
with solitary soft button. After
shedding his birthday clothes he
acquires another button to rub
against the first one. The baby
soon realizes, he can get a "buzz''
by vibrating his buttons, and he
does his level best to increase the
volume of sound as any normal
baby does.
Evening star., 1951-01-30
Points for Parents 3, aay'h rA."o. wo''os.

chids willingness to take responsibility
pemds largely upon whether his mother teacher
Evening star., 1951-01-30
w OFU 0QH1S
Find 80 or more words in
G BED,
meaning, clothed, arrayed." Aver
age is %: limit. 20 minutes.

RuleS-Words must be of four or more
letters. Words which acquire four letters
by the addition of S. such as bats"
cats" are not used Only one form of a
word is used. Proper names are not used.
"a list will be published tomorrow.
Evening star., 1951-09-20
Tri-Co|or Tv Tube Adaptable
To All Systems Introduced
BY the Assoeiated Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 20.-A new
tri-color television tube, which its
inventors claim can be mass-pro-
Iduced and is adaptable to any OF
the recognized color TV methods.
was demonstrated yesterday before
Ielectronic engineers and physicists.
The tube was developed by DR.
Ernest o. Lawrence. Nobel prize
winner in physics for his invention
of the cyclotron. and director of
the radiation laboratory at the
University Of California.
The tube will be marketed by
the Chromatic Television Labora-
tories. Inc, in which Paramount
Pictures Corp. has half interest.
The company will manufacture
the color tubes and receivers. but
also will license other concerns to
make the tubes.
The tube repeatedly provides
automatic reception of either black
Iand white or color transmissions
using the federally approved Co.
Ilumbia Broadcasting System
method Cby motor driven disk or
the Radio Corp. of America Sys-
tenn (electronic tube).
Evening star., 1951-09-20
Subcommittee Votes
To Revise Capehart
Price Amendment
BY tho Assosicisd Press

Senator Capehart, Republican
of Indiana said today he'll "con-
tinue to fight" to save intact a
controversial provision of the price
control law bearing his name.
His comment to a reporter fol-
lowed a 80 vote late yesterday
by a Senate Banking subcommit-
tee to revise the amendment to
give the administration more dis
cretion in setting price ceilings.
Senator Capehart said the vote
was on party lines.
Senator Robertson, Democrat
of Virginia, the subcommittee
chairman. called the action a
compromise" He said it left
the heart" of the Capehart
amendment intact, but Senator
Capehart retorted: ''It actually
takes the heart out of the Cape
hart amendment"
! Mr.. Truman has called for re-
peal of "the terrible Capehart
amendment" along with three
other provisions of the new con-
Itrols law. Senator Capehart says
he didn't draft the provision him
self, but with the help OF other
lawmakers, including some Demo-
Gratis.
The amendment permits sellers
to pass on to consumers virtually
all cost increases between the
time fighting started in Korea
and last July 26. Increased costs
since then need not be considered
lin fixing prices.
Evening star., 1951-09-20
Thousands of Dead Fish
Litter Long Island Shore
BY the Assoeiosed Pres,

NEW YORK, Sept. 20.-Thou-
sands of dead and i'll fish-poi-
soned by an unidentified protozoa
have washed ashore on an g.
mile stretch Of Great South Bay
Long Island beaches from Point
Lookout to Jones Beach are lit
tered with striped bass. f1uke. blue
fish, blowfish. founder. sea bass.
Ieels and some tropical fish.
DR.. Alfred Perlmutter, senior
aquatic biologist for the State Bu-
Ireau Of Marine Fisheries. said the
fish were poisoned by feeding on
concentration of protozoa. a mi
mute single-cell organism lying in
the ocean floor off the Smile
stretch.
Evening star., 1951-09-20
Philippine Band kidnaps
Governor Of Province
BY the Associoied Press

MANILA, Sept. 20.-Fifteen men
wearing Army fatigue uniforms
kidnapped Gov. Gregorio Santayana
of Quezon Province from his car
late yesterday near San Pablo. SO
miles south Of Manila.
Communist Huks frequently use
such garb. Another theory was
that the abductors were political
enemies.
The Philippines Army rushed
detachments from three battalion
combat teams and ranger unit
to the area early today, but found
no trace of the kidnapers.
Also missing were the Cover
nor's chauffeur and his personal
bodyguard. Five other persons in
two automobiles. moving along
the highway few minutes ahead
of the Governors car. were held
for a short while but released
unharmed.
Evening star., 1951-09-20
'Vucunt Lot Filled Up

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 20 (P1.-
A South Philadelphia meadow,
listed on city tax records for four
years as a vacant lot" actually
held a house, five garages and a
boiler room since 1947. The Bureau
of Building Inspection gave the
owner until October 13 to get a
building permit, pay back taxes
for the four years and obtain Zon-
ing approval-or have the struc-
lures torn down.
Evening star., 1951-09-20

when to strike.
Her unit. the 6,160th Air Base
Wing. integrates the weather re-
ports from strategically located
stations and passes the valuable
data to fighter groups and to the
Outfits that fly personnel and sup
plies to the United Nations forces
in Korea.
A graduate Of the weather fore
casting school at Chanute Air
Force Base, ILL.,, 1t. Butler has been
in the service since 1943. She was
commissioned after attending the
Air Force officers Candidate
School at Lakeland Air Force
Base, Tex.
Evening star., 1951-09-20
Price Increase Foreseen
IOn Canned Tomatoes
By the Asseeioted Pres,

RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 20.-The
Office of Price Sterilization an
nounced here yesterday that proc
essors of canned tomatoes in the
Eastern Shore area of Virginia
Maryland and Delaware will be
permitted to increase their cell
ing prices by slightly more than
20 cents a case under terms Of q
forthcoming regulation.
Charles T. Hudson. acting di-
rector of the Richmond district
Iof OPS, said the Gamers increases
may be reflected at retail levels
under the pass-through provision
|of the grocery regulations.
Evening star., 1951-09-20
Soviet Envoy to Iran Returns

TEHERAN, Iran. Sept. 20 (P.-
Russia's Ambassador to Iran is
leaving by plane Saturday for
talks in Moscow. a government
spokesman said today. Specula-
|tion stirred here Immediately on
what move Trans big northern
neighbor is planning in the oil
crisis that has brought Iranian
politics to a crucial stage.
Evening star., 1951-09-20

Weather Serv-
ice detachment
Is t a tion e d in
Southern Japan
1t. B u ! er,
W no is tn c
daughter of Col.
! and Mrs. George
E. Butler of 354a
Albemarle street
NV, Is one OF
, the Air Force
fore casters in
Japan W h os c
maps and charts
tell our aircraft
in the Far East
Evening star., 1951-09-20
Truck Driver Killed

YORK. Pa. Sept. 20 (P. "A
Itractor-trailer driver. Clair E..
Smith. "a, of Milwaukee died at
York Hospital yesterday after an
accident on the Susquehanna
Trail. Police said the driver, fall
ing to make a sharp curve on the
highway, ploughed into two
parked vehicles and crashed into
a two story building.
Evening star., 1951-09-20
D. {. Woman in Air Force S
Japan Weather Service

Keeping track of typhoons in
the area between Japan and Ko-
rea is just a part of 1st 1t. Mar
guerite Buffers job with an Air
Evening star., 1951-09-29
RocAs WITH BOARD

BLAIR MANSION INN, 771O Blail
I'd n w.-Choice rms. fine food ane
free parking. Day, week or month
WENDELL TERRACE-Pleasant rms.
home cooking: excel. transp.; nict
guest living rm.: SLASH weekly
1927 Belmont I'd. NV. MI. 9435.
14O1 18th ST. N.W.-Newly deco.
rated rms, business people. student
selective menu. switchboard.
A DELIGHTFUL, cheerful winter
home for refined elderly people
newly decorated. single and double
rms, excellent meals. Come and SCI
it. MRS. CLARK, 2206 Wis. ave
EMPL. MoTHERs with children; ex.
cellent meals and child care, neal
school, APP 1912. Il
TWO LGE. .DBLE. RMS. 1 in bsmt.
j upstairs; clean. well-furn.; semi.
pvt. baths: home-cooked meals. bes
food: couples pref. DU. 0625. g
THE MAR-LEETA, 1925 10th st
NV. Nice rooms for young ladie.
and young men; showers; excellen
VACANCIES in private guest hom
for elderly ladies; End A.. fr. rooms
det. cor. house; " blk. 18th AM
Decatur NV; tf4y service. RA. 9143
Ett -20
Evening star., 1951-09-29
HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

UNFURN. HOUSE in NV. sec. desired
by permanent resident; 3 or bed
rms. WO. 0062. 80
BY MAGAZINE EXECUTIVE-Unfu
S-rm., 3-bath, 2-car country home,
3 adults and maid; in horse coun-
try 80 min. to District. 1-yr. lease
as scouting headquarters for buying.
About $500. Write W. T JONES,
Hotel Fairfax, 2100 Mass ave. NV.
REFINED, respon. adult fam. desires
unfurn. 3-bedrm. hse., approx. S10O
mo. rent. Call 11-9 pm. GE. 1896.
BRAZILIAN OFFICER urgently needs
2 or bedroom furn. house with
garage; or apt. In apt. bldg Chevy
Chase or NV. Phone DE. 2247.
FoxHALL VILLAGE. Burleith or
nearby Va; 3-bedrm. house; Army
wife husband in Korea), 2 chill
dren, 9 and IL. Call MRS. sURLEs,
s-BEDRooM BE; ROOM HOUSE in upper 'G 18th
st. area or Silver Spring; 2 baths.
Call MR.. DUKE, GE. 1895. 80
RENTAL HOUSES NEEDED-We have
fine tenants for furn. or unfurn
homes in NV, D. c., or nearby
Md. Compl. rental service, free
appraisals. For prompt results,
phone PERRY HAY CO., 81. 6242
Evening star., 1951-09-29
ROOMS EURNIshED-N.E.

ATTRACTIVE RIM. in new home. NJ
other roomers. Next to bath. NewiS
furn Chillum bus. RA. O527. i
4I0 CONSTITUTION AVE. Me-
nice sleeping rms; phone privil
So week each. Ii. 7-910S. 80
MICHIGAN PARK, 4S05 Queens
Chapel ter. n.e.-Lge. front rm., pvt
NO. 1899, after pm. weekdays.
CAPITOL HILL-Gentleman double
rm;. balcony overlooking garden,
MICHIGAN AVE. Meow. to Gu;
attractive rm., pvt. bath. for 2 girls,
tTin beds: 2 closets; laundry priyil.
LoVELY pBLE.-sGLE.; pvt. home;
res; neighborhood; blk to bus; S25-
ss4o PB5Iaf5Ess BHabENsgRHtkG RRt G1 R3 sS2s: are,
frt. twin-bed room, suitable for 2
men; $35 each mo. 80
b40S SERGE ST, Chillum, Md.-New
nome. attractive rm. for gentleman.
Further information cali WA. iIs7.
ONE ROOM. double bed; gentleman
preferred Cali Ia. 6-s04S. SO
CoLoRED-FURNISHED. nice sunny
T99m, business cpl. or sgl Cali
COLoRED NICELY FURNISHED
ROOh lOI iAdu OF Z SlrIS. ne. Sect
priyils. Call any time. LU. 4-0951.
COL0RED - LARGE FURNISHED
SH sunny SI-o RooM-conv. location,
COIoRED-1320 F ST. N.E.-Iarge
dble; front room cooking and phone
COLORED-TRfNIDAD AAyE.-Ige
nm. neatly furn. AT. O606. i
COLORED-34th ST.-Lge. 1st a..
bedrm;. next bath; privils.; man or
settled woman. IL 3-665l, 80
Evening star., 1951-09-29
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

224 E. CAPITOL-Lge. front rm.
for refined empl. couple; with refgr
and elec. hot plate; linen furn. Cal
,ad;a Il; SI29SS B. sT NV dowr+owr-NI,. nj
front ihk rm. only So Weekly cs7
L.H.K.; NV. sec; private entrance
2 bedrms., liy. rm., kitchenette
bath; near transp. IA. 1865.
A19 4th ST. N.E.-Room, pvt. bath
twin. beds, refgr.. gas plate; 2 non.
drink. empl. ladies. 80
o528 4th ST. N.W.-Basement I'm.
Ink: ] or 2 men only; avl. irnmed
1874 1854 egn1' oUE ST. NV, "The Kennert' g
bath; incl. all linens; $50 mo. .
TWO L.HK. RMS, sink. stove anc
retgr.: one, $3.50; one, $3.50. 604
g st Sc. Ii. 6-4172 80
children welcome; hot plate anc
laun. prtVii. OW, 6476 3
Evening star., 1951-09-29
ROOMS. APIS. 70 SHARE

BUSINESS GIRL wants another
business or professional girl to
snare snare furnished apt. Box 4Qs-S,
Will SHARE NICELY FURN- T5S twin
ee6Tm, 9e1TG1 apt apt in apt. bids. with con-
location, is min. to downtown. RA
5SRooM MODERN Apr.-1-9 Girls
2-35; ,asyin twin beds; $40 mo. each
one Or TWo GIRLS to share s pleas
ant house with 8 other girls; excel
it;r,aHnsg; AT, 1858. %
tnggn. apt. in Arl. AP. 3Si0. $50
GIRL age "a to, so to share attrac-
others. Nr. BoilinE Field. i; Jo. sresa$ slss ),
LADY, would like to share her a. T.
room apt. with another. Twin beds,
pvt phone, walk in closet, laundry
SO mo. AID. 0940. 3Os
GIRL. to share twin bedroom apart
genial girl, age 25-35. Convenient
NV. location. DE. 1890, all day,
Sat and SUM- ewes. after go
YOUNG MAN, 25-4o, pvt. bedrm' in
able, understanding man. No drink
ing; frepl., shower. AID. 1888, Sat
after 4 p.m.' Sun. after 5 pm,
YOUNG WOMAN wanted to 81 Share
$40. HU. 54s2, "sti after ~t5n 8. ano!aer' @so
YOUNG LADY to share with 1 other
IIaoy. turn. apt. in apt. bldg.; ideal
oSF lSfatiGn; Spp, RA; 9465. 80 =
sfs sSs mo- m kPsTG0s kPs 1884 Gardens; Mgs Esnt'
Young LADY desires to share her
others. Cony NV. location. DE.
EMBsa;sssYst SMHsaa; ssteFG GfRPP.. E Pm, will .,.,. 80
roGm p'@i, co. e. 1853 Ssl between 8 and aHd o
CLIFTON TERRACE APTs.-Gentle-
man will share large twin-bed rm,
and use Of entire attrae. Arm. apt;
s4.nrp sll n9me ,od dpTiyils,; Jnlt $40; co. 7744,
THRRE TfsRfh dRLs 2s gfF Is PsaGIs sakEn 9n aD
ping center. and bus Service; S3Ol
each month. 10. 9-93S4. 80
GIRL. refined, neat, intelligent, to
snare arsaoe beautifully y furnished apt. with
dria, on busline. 10 Minis. from air.
port; reasonable rent; refs. pref.
Csll KJ. s-91SS anytime Saturday
18th 5a 1i8Oay5 AN6 COLUMBIA RID. Nv nv?
with another. AID. 1870. i
10 MINUTES PENTAGON-Two Govt
gentle girls want girl 22-35. share
attrac, mod, 2-bedrm. apt. in Arl.;
conv. transp.; homelike atmosphere;
piano. fireplace. OW. 1864. 80
COLORED-LOVELY FURN. room
pref; nurse. school girl or Govt
employe; phone. TV and all privils.
COLORED-N.W.-L share apt
with lady, all privil; conVen. to car.
ousline. Call NO. l943 after l pm.
Evening star., 1951-09-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

jewelry gifts and pawn;
very reas. prices; good downtown To-
catioA; reaS. rent. RE. 1910.
SUPER MARKET with complete mod
ern equipment. located in expanding
B g. sqesses ffGonsy from @fs o 5fGm
g stores: Lease lease to sui suit beStg buyer: a a barn
gain for the right man; owner re-
tiring; cash required. approx. S15.-
900. Phone OR. 5000 or OIL. 259S
DRY CLEANING PLANT-one of
including shirt laundering unit. and
4 late model trucks. Gross business
about, $1,000 weekly. Building
leased for GW years at Si75
%0neny o%neF or nsadng qsrt s 0I
Terms, $4,000 cash, balance at
TREY, -401 E. Franklin St. Rich
mend, gssd, Va, or telephone Richmond
AUTO tc;ouRT-u. s. No. 1 and mS2 No.
large home. All brick construction
third cash, Write or cali ED ROUN-
TREY Or LOUIS BUFFENSTEIN.
Phone Sd e. Riehmona RFIankl1a sss6ic ST. Richmond va
GROCERY STORE. ready-made small
stocked; owner must ttlstaia sacritiee, tsSsBis ss.sy
S99. Se9999. ARTHUR CARR AGcY.. HP.
NFASTs' AND cHuDREN,s wEAR- ESe
N IN Arl.. Va, currently showing a
f1Ts frsct,ua increase ease oyer last year; an at
S4 900 for fixtures and good "SiI; viii;
well stocked with clean. seasonahle
merchandiSe: dollar for dollar for
stock: Call CH. 3166. %
colored, for sale; do
,NR IL s. st Wasa1sS$osss III s$5s mesa
cash handles 1t. II Interested, write
,soE SH SsS sTokE. staE With or without s2. &c.,.
BAKERY FOR SALE, Suburban Md .
1902 location; nice spot for deco
rated cakes and fancy pastries:
owner honestly Ill. has 2, will sell
No no reasonable offer refused. UN.
Glass C liquor license: u
the last complete small restaurant
that will ever be bought cheap on
Conn. ave.; same management 10
yrs; opposite main entrance to the
Zoo. CATHEDRAL TAVERN, INC,
5000 Conn. ave. 30s
PASS THIS RARE OFFER BY unless
interested in long established
nll1ng station; inclosed repair and
lubricating room. well stocked and
low, rent: situated on Washington
main thoroughfare. Price, $4,000.
terms. to responsible buyer. See OF
write w. e. WEIGLE, 4027 18th st.
PARTNER wANTED-Must be ex-
much for one man. Location; rent;
lease perfect. Chance for big busi-
ness. ALLISON MARKET. 44I3
), 18th St; NV; z, N. Dayid, 30..
beer license, $50 mo. rent. Owner
leayins city. best cash ofier. pUi
Evening star., 1951-09-29
MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING ACROSS THE STREET o,
sepSTate w rooms; f espert spte S'Iaass paekinF u
Phone NO. 0104, UNION STORAGE
co. INC. est. 1906.
SMALL JOBS, boxes, beds, persona,
effects, etc. White driver; D. C..
AT. and Sill. Spg. area. Tu. 1928
Il
any time; moving; picR
and deliver; 2 days week, "a hrs
day; S3 minimum. AT. 32S7. sc
LIGHT HAULING and moving reas
prompt serv. ST. 1000. z days a wk.
a.m.-0 pm. W. MARVIN A.
Evening star., 1951-09-29
ROOMS EURNIsHED-s.E.-s.W.

o18 18th ST. SEE rms; married
working cple.. or 2 men; no drinking
or parties; $50 mo-, each. Ii. 6-2473.
30s
&423. T ST. S.E.-Double or single;
6tchen privileges. LU. 4-5774. 80
D03 E. CAPIT0L-One single Sleep
ing room; large light housekeeping
I'M. with cleo. refgr. and gas range.
1883 NASH ST. s.E.-Large -ST room
with phone in new home for l or 2.
~AdJoins park. LU. 1861. i
Room for one employed lady; S35
mo; bath and hot water. 1884
sis 5th ST. s.E.-Lge. frt. dble oo rm..
twin beds; excel. transp.; will in
stall phone If desired; gentlemen
pref. AT. 1852 after 4 pm. 20
1850 A ST. S.E.-Lge. room in clean,
quiet home OF 2 adults; references;
IS week. S35 mo, so
f04 CAPITOL-Large rm.. newly
decorated, Large closet. $40 wk
AlS9 small single nm. SIS wk. Ii