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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-02-15

years ago it made me laugh. But
the laughter was short-lived.
Upon sober reflection, what at
first blush seemed to be just a
harmless and highly amusing in
cident, struck me as being a
deadly parallel to what has hap
pened in recent years to all too
many of the American people.
This ignorant, illiterate fellow
reflects an attitude which is
becoming too prevalent in
America. Willing to squat on an
other mans property for nine
years, relieved of the responsible
lity of paying rent for that long
period of time, it was inevitable
that he would come to believe it
was incumbent upon his un-
known, unpaid landlord to repair
that roof. It would be contrary
to human nature for this nom
rent-paying tenant to develop the
idea that he could do something
for himself by repairing that roof
himself.
Hadn't this squatter seen, had
not he been told how a pattern
alistic Federal Government was
doin for many American citizens
the things which they formerly
did for themselves, taking pride
and joy in. the doing thereof?
When all around him many
educated, enlightened folks had
abandoned their independence to
become government serfs, what
more natural than that this
squatter should fall into the same
evil ways, casting aside what re-
manned of his Self-respect?
What is even more appalling is
that the "dogooders" now pro-
pose further legislation designed
to appeal to the squatters who
have become too indolent, BE-
cause of other government patri-
mony, to repair their own leaky
| roofs. These bureaucrats are not
| actuated by desire to help the
"underdog," as they so loudly
| proclaim. Their proposals are
| designed solely for the selfish
purposes of perpetuating them
selves in office and increasing
| their power over the American
people.
Continued On 2-B)
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-02-15
RETURNED TO HOSPITAL

George Perkins of Ava, was
removed to Good Samaritan
hospital, GAINESVILLE Friday for
surgery after having been dis
missed from the hospital only
the day before. Mr.. Perkins has
been a patient at the hospital
for ten weeks where he has un-
dergone previous surgery. The
patient was transferred from his
home to the hospital in the Nc
Vay-Shilling ambulance.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-02-15
The Scrap Book 49,.
by .a
MRS. HUTOKA RANDLES

Fine as friendship is, there is
nothing irrevocable about it. The
bonds of friendship are not iron
bonds, and need not be tried, and
tried with assaults and battery
to be proven over and over again
to the satisfaction of some one
who likes to prove to themselves
if you are genuine. A person by
becoming your friend has not
committed themselves to all the
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-02-15
Dear Editur:


Jesus said shoudent put wine in old bottles The
is mplehe has strength in it and when
it starts to work Bit the bottle and the Of
He referred to skin bottle.
However there things that stand bit of patch
besides the old patchwork quilt Take socks
More here the Hoer darned socks than
kind They got patches their pants too.
Now the Holer don't daned stockings they
seldom any ALL Some of them pants
wany them darned patched they call
somethin like that.
1t han disgrace patches for in moderation it is
sign of thrift One should not be waseu thing
got much about womens Clothes but they keep cur
them down they will be cuttn them far they
might we'll them altogether
It's menfoks that have with socks
patched Anyhow clothes make the
clothes show how she's made.
Yours for conservation,
Uncle
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-02-15

demands we
may be pleas
ed to make
upon them.
Foolish per-
sons like to
test all bonds
of friendship,
pulling upon
them to see
how much
strain they
will stand.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1951-02-15

"The roof
leaks and
if somebody
don't fix it
quick, I'm
gonna move
out!"
When I
heard this
story a few
Evening star., 1951-08-04
World Editors Ask u. N.
To Probe La Prenso Case

GENEVA. Switzerland, Aug. 4
P.-The International Fedora
ton of Editors and Publishers yes
terday asked the United Nations
Economic and Social Council to
investigate the suppression of the
independent Argentine newspaper
La Prensa.
The federation's executive secre-
tary, Jacques Bourquin of Swift
zerland, told the council commit
tee the suppression constituted
"a grave violation" of the U. N
declaration of human rights.
Evening star., 1951-08-04
Peron Radio Attacks
Newspaper La Nacion
For Strike Reporting
By the Associafed Press

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina
Aug. 4.-The government radio
voice of President Juan D. Peron
trained its fire today on La Ma.
cion, only great Independent
newspaper left in Argentina since
the closing of La Prensa.
The radio blasted La Nacion fol
failing to join the pro-governmen
press in denouncing the August
bombingS on Argentine railways a!
alien inspired.
La Nacion reported the ex.
plosionS and also reported develop.
ments in the railway strike which
has disrupted long-distance trair
service for the last four days. Il
made no editorial comment.
The pro-government press ig.
nored the strike which has forced
the government to draft railway.
workers throughout the country
These papers concentrated on the
bombings which they said were
acts of sabotage inspired by alier
forces and anti-Peron politicians
A campaign directed against La
Prensa for it's alleged silence or
a railway strike last January pre-
ceded the governments closing o1
that paper. The pro-government
press assailed both La Prensa anC
La Nacion at the time for their
"tendentious" reporting of the
strike. The pro-Peron press de-
manded that the two independent
dailies be disciplined"
The official attack on La
Nacion today came as hundreds
of striking engineers and f1remen
refused to obey a government Or
der directing them to return to
work.
The government countered with
an order to federal police, pro-
vincial police and the border de-
fense guards to coordinate their
actions against what it called
strikers and saboteurs disturbing
the smooth working of the state
owned railways.
Evening star., 1951-08-04
NpA Gives Super r-Priorify
To Machine Tool Builders

The National Production Au-
thority yesterday gave machine
tool builders a super priority tt
obtain their own products-ma.
chine tools needed to expand the
output of machine tools.
Administrator Manly Fleisch-
mann, announcing the emergency
action, said the lag in machine
tool production threatens to be-
come "the limiting factor in the
whole defense expansion pro.
gram"
Machine tool builders who are
unable to get metal working
equipment may apply immedi-
ately to the NPA for help.
NPA then will locate the needed
tool and order it's builder to divert
the product from his intended
customer to the machine tool
manufacturer who needs it to ex-
pand his productive capacity.
The result. in effect, is to put
the needs of the tool industry
ahead of all others, even includ-
ing the military.
Evening star., 1951-08-04
OPS Delays Price Freeze
On Canned Vegetables
BY the Associated Press

The Office of Price Sterilization
has put off for Is days the effec-
tive date of it's price regulation
on canned vegetables, pending
possible revision of the order.
OPS said yesterday the regula-
tion, which now applies only to
canned green peas but will cover
other vegetables later, will become
effective August 20. The original
date was August 5.
The delay, OPS officials said,
stems from industry protests in
dicating there probably should be
a restudy of the method of figur-
ing Gamers costs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-22
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

ROOM AND PRIVATE BATH beauti-
~ LOCATION az GA S4o' man only. 81.
pl93yYead1 couple Il child. Call 10.
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOM in
new rambler. Arlington Westover
area; S35 month. Call KE. 1866.
ARLINGTON, North-Far from the
D. G., Pentagon and Arl. Hall Daily
gentlemen only. Gil. $50. IS
PIT family family; COW. stores and transp.
MASTER BEDRM. with pvt. bath, door
onto upper deck; garage available.
Ice 81; 'f psLE.. RIM, next semi-pvt.
bath; Y blks. from Clarendon Cir
s Gle 1921 n. Irving ST.. Arl.' Gu.
FURSisHED ROOM. new house; 8
double. OF. 1908, A''A' ' M2s o'
ARL., Lee Hts, j blk. bus; next bath;
m6l u. s hSas and grounds; as $40
NICELY FURN. RIM. for employed
girl; kitchen priVils. AP. 1904,
EXCEPTIONALLY NICE. crcss-venti-
Navy Annex, Pentagon; within / blk.
to bus lines. CHI. S464 "a
MAN SHARE MASTER BEDRM. with
/ other; privil., u bath, next shower.
unlim. tel. / mi. Navy Annex. 2
doors bus. Call after 5 pm. GIL.
Nicely FURN. RIM. next to Bath.
ce sii J aOH se.iae9s. mih' 10 pe m9s
N; ARL.. room in attractive quiet
home; close to busline; conVen. to
PennGSangon; Ia. 2,S692. oo,-23
bath, unlimited phone. good transp
Gentlemsn; $50 mo; GIL. 0552. .-23
LOVELY RM. in pvt. home, new furn. |;
6 min. to Pentagon; extremely chea D
II 8 mos. paid in adv. IA. 5-6416.
NO. ARL.-Most cow. to Pentagon,
downtown; attract. liv. nm. and bed
rm. gentleman. ia. S-0658. IA
Ice. FRONT RIM. with 2 expos. :,
newly decorated. refined environ
ment; 3 min. to Key Bridge. 5 minis.
Pentagon; $40 per week; also excep.
lge. rm. with windows and run,
water, $3.50. Ample parking
gentleman. IA. 4-09S1. -25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-22
ROOMS. APIS. 70 SHARE
1921 EAST CAPITOL S.E.-1-2 girls,
22-35; mod. apt, 2 bedrms,, twin
beds; $40 mo. each. Ii. 3-3063.

1921 EAST CAPITOL S.E.-1-2 girls,
22--35; mod. apt, 2 bedrmSJ twin
beds; $40 mo. each. Ii. 3-3063;-
UNUSUAL OPPoR. for refined lady
to share apt. in NV loc; separate
bedrms; refs. exchanged. no. SS76.
l-BEDRM. APT. COW. to transp::; girl,
over 81; W Hyattsville. Cali YIN.
y e%}S afi PKor Pm NAN will share rev we'll
similar gentleman. Call Ii. 1855
LADY 35-45. to share 1-bedrm. apt.
in Arlington. Va. Call ia. 2-S542
GIRL to Share lovely efficiency in
beautiful s sdiT-cond. bldg. Phone ST sitter
WILL SHARE modern. comfortable
apt. with empl., refined young lady:
6 Gony tran 1p;, NV; RA. 29Ss. -22
dry facilities, kit privils. in morn
ings; 2 girls; must have references;
Is minutes from Pentagon and Navy
Annex GIL. 400, Ext. 1856. %
GIRL will share well-furn. COM
Portable forts ri apt; With With 1 or 2 working
400 to share attractive mod. apt.
in Arl.; vic. Key Bridge; cow
transp. Call Sat. or Sun, IA. S-S342
%
1 OR 2 GIRLS to share lge. attrac-
lively furn. apt. with Q others; cow
location, in Alex. on busline. 10
min. from airport; reas. rent; ref.
preferred. Call after $50 pm, XII.
WYOMING AT CONN.-Unusually at
tractive 3 rms; al utils., service;
share with anothG lady. CO. 1898.
90
N. II. AND EAsTERN-Pleasant rm.
lady; D Kit s1 priVis: g. Is osi fp!0ss S
I OR 2 GIRLS to share q bedrm. apt,
kit, bath and liv. rm.; newly painted.
Age 20 to 80. II min. fromt down.
town: $40 ca. Call Ia. 77H after
6 pm. --22
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-22
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

crosiey sheiVador refsr,, III Gu. it.,
S100; both, good cond:; reduced
price If sold together. VI. 1899;
WASHER, Frigidaire, automatic, late
WASHER, automatic Bendix, bolt
down model; in perfect condition
4 years old; SS5. JE. 2-706l. "a
WASHER. auto. Kenmore, Studs
also din. rm. chairs, reas. TIE
to- Washing new action; cost ssS5 s sacr
MAcHafNE. Thor Auto
offsT c sTiel 10 cong snd4ssjf7 or best
WASHING AsSSfHR M MACHINE, Speed Queen.
S-lb. capacity. in excellent working
condition, Can be seen at S21 |
i 18th tn. pl,' Langley nghy Park Md, A real
TssHSG a.I %SstH nsns Thor ,ssf ASts
w Pssi met MAC eli SPo9 automatic; $50;
good condition. LA. $4,000. 90
WASHING MACHINE, Bendix, Gyro-
matte; used mo. Cali Ho. Ql32.
WASHING MACHINE, Easy. $50;
Thayer baby bed and high chair.
$50; Hoover sweeper, $50. 1907
Forest rd., Kent Village, Landover,
WATCH - Lady's Jewel Hamilton.
pefect condition, ! year. little used {;
cost. $3.50; sell for S75. Phone EN-.
WATER sa1f HEATERS, SIS up; guar
John g. Webster USED APPLIANCE
WRIST WATCH, mans Swiss inca
bloc" II Jewels: like new; half
price, $50, tn. 1915. -27
NEW COTTON MATTRESSES. $15. 95
SQUARE DEAL FURNITURE co.
csc each SQUARE DEAL FURNI-
FI ns.REA 60 sr SGs Eye III n heat a
bldg, of about 3S apis. Inquire 717
SINGER SEWING MACHINEs-Phone
for a complete catalogue. SINGER
SEWING CENTER, 1919 MINI. ave.
s M; IL sE VIVA MAcH1NEsEAew
Singer Machines may be purchased
terms Liberal trade-ins. SINGER
SEWING CENTER. 3107 M st. NV.
MI 6677. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-22
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

2147 F ST. N:W.-Front studio rm.,
sefgr@ r 5ad lat IV' s15-s21; en-, sele.'
1888 sss' Morse ao ss'$ sr. N.E.-ror viii White;
linens; all util.; no other roomers.
1870 NEWTON ST. NV large
housekeeping rooms, End f.. next, to
bath; suitable 1 or persons; TWIN
1924 f0 MASS So, AVE. Nw.-oniy sl4
week for 1-rm. and kitchen eff
fciency: all linens furnished. -23
DoNWTOWN-2O2 E ST. NV. Room
with gas stove. next to bath; IS 90.
1a 81 MASS \ s; . AVE, N;W;I Nv rm,;
Will not rent to drinkers. NE.
1857 PARK RID. N.w.-Lee. rm., two
beds, hot plate. Frigidaire, laundry
zig ia: 4th 81 ST. room pvt bath; sxtn
Ing employed ladies'. SO
LARGE DoUBLE RIM. well fuFn..
cple; pref. share bath; home-cooked
c nsai: RsSt 1oSd ~ q925 p66u
adj, bath; no children, no drinking;
$40 wk. 1922 P st. NV. MI. 1865.
1850 GTRARD ST. N.W.-2nd floor
efficiency next to bath. new range
and refgr.; S2S.75 semi-monthly.
RIM. refrigerator
and gas stove. all utilities; $40 mo.
21Os 18th st. NV. co. 1852. IS
BEAUTIFULLY FURN. lge. front III. k
studio rm.; no drinkers, Protestant
home. MI. 1924 or AID. 1884. 1880
FURN. Ink. RIM for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-22
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

REFRIGERATOR, S-cu.-ft Servel
gas; used about ": excellent CON
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Westinghouse, =
e oa; -rf' st excel Sdos cond'' $3.50 or best
REFRIGERAToR - S-cu.-ft.. $50;
oTi saRS elec. stove like new, SIS.
REFRiGERAToR, s-cu.-ft. Frigid-
aire, slightly used. sacri,. must OBJ
S Ga11 box OK with 1,ao left hand door, $40.
RE fT FL rro Cold Spot, 7-ca Ia
like new SIS. Phone OIL. 1875.
REFRIGERATOR, crosley sheIvador,
712-cu. 1T. Sl00. Thor Automatic
washer. 500; both good cond., re-
s sSsed price If sold together. VI,
RETRiGERAToRs-From apt. Bldg,
4, to 6-cubic #; some late models
n like new Inn sag 9sot to ss5 each; ali
REFRIGERATOR, electric. 8 Gu. it.;
machine machine IN BIB basement; needs re-
REFKGERAT 6Gae c cd sSo7 de &Y luxe
e AlSS 2f 81 ea s5El's bicycle perfect
REFRiGERAToR, 81 GE; left-6snd
ooor, 1uscu.-It.; used weeks;
REFRiGERAToR. GE de luxe, ~ Gu
It, in top Al condition. $75. WI.
REFRIGERATOR. new aE. Gu.
II; never used. OIL. 40s4. 90
FIREPLACE CRATE for wood or GOAL;
D 1eES oil burner; reasonable. EN-.
REFRiGERAToR, gas, servel. s Gu.
IT. excel. cond.; $125. HU. 5916.
REFRIGERATOR. Kelvinator de luxe
8 Gu, it.; 40 model; perfect cond.;
500. GIL. 7191, -23
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 6 Gu, it.;
very good condition; S100. OIL.
REFRiGERAToR. servel, 4 Gu f.,
excellent condition; $50. OIL. 1858.
REFRIGERAToR-aE, Ga Gu. f.; 6
y yss; old; excel; cond.; SIS or best
REFRIGERATOR servel; good
condition; S35. EN-. 6492. ga
REFRlGERATORS, recond.. summer
sale. From S25; guar. Also used
ranges and water heaters. JOHN G.
WEBSTER CO.. 1909 LIST st. Sc,
ST. 6100.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-09-22

GENTLEMAN to share nice apt. with
another; own bedroom. Cali AK.
REFINED LADY, over %, to share IS' =
room apt, with two: $50. .1725 18th
s st; nm sim MI ivs 796 dftS az all day Sat.
T Ak MA PARK ARK a OF New g; Hampshire pa
ave.-Young man to share attractive
apt. (own room. S45. Call 81. SU51
GENTLEMG IAN to share NV. apt 3
rms; age bet. $500: call any time
. FIJI Sat; or Sun, Ho. SAL. Pa
share attrac. Cottage s"i near ''i Glen
Echo; good entertaining facilities,
lawn, bar; car required; military
preferred; WI. 1896. -23
Is THERE a young man interested in
sharing 3bedrm. home with others?
e AFl "a "a MINIS 1ns5 Wash Give age. refs,
REFINED GIRL, share attractive
f Wn i apt; very desirable loci $40.
Young MAN, 25-4o. pvt. bedrm. in
mans E9nh ave apt PTiyls to
shower. AID. 1883 after 1 pm.
GIRL, 25-35, share apt. television;
"a block from bus; reasonable; nice
neighborhood. Ho. 1878. Pa
NV Others ME ai sS5 mo. 25iS I'm St.
FIVE-RM. APT. TO SHARE with Q
girls in downtown apt. bldg; 24-hr.
elev. service; cross ventilation; free
r resa GR 4 PeEIy painted and fgEn'
GIRL will share mod. 3-rm. apt. in
nearby Arl. with 25-30-yr old girl;
cony. to D. c. and Pentagon. GIL.
CONGENIAL GIRL WANTED to share
Ii. 3-3444, OV. 4209, pa
BACHELOR, $3.50, share 5-rm,
apt. Sc; twin bedrms.; inter music,
arts; must see to apprec. 10. 2-3S07
LADY to share efficiency apt. With
another; sun parlor; reasonable;
close to downtown. Box 263-T,
N: ARLINGToN-Three girls W want
4th girl, 1928 yrs, to share 4-bed-
rm. house; S34 mo. ia. S-8396.
GIRL. 3o-35. share 2-bedrm apt,
18th st; apt. bldg. Phone after IL,
YOUNG GJ Jewish MAN desires to 0 share
p %spi e siGS r.. sS5g: "a 4nI
to share completely furnished apt.
with another. AID. O94O. 90
COLORED-ROOM TO SHARE: near
transp.; privileges. 1908 Harvard ST..
NV, MI. 9212. -27
COLORED-GIRL TO SHARE RIM,
IS wk; privils. Call DU. 9423, 3215
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ROOMS FURhishED-N.E.

1912 ADAMS ST N.E.-comfortable
single or, double rooms in private
NEWLY FuRS. RIM. and kit, bus IS at
cfqrnsI' your you q o Sds6p phone. 1853 Neal
LARGE Al FRONT ROOM, with Frigi-
DARE d4i .oS $1S wk. 1912 18th st, pc ne,
2 d pBL Il RMS. good transportation.
1856 R st. ne, AID: 3451;. ga
5iOS 3rd ST, Chillum, Md.-New
Further information. call WA. 1897.
1910 ALLISON ST. N.E.-Master
mo. IA. 6-471s. -23
COLORED-1 LARGE FRONT room
for rent; prefer men; 81 each.
1245 Duncan pl. ne. Ii. 7-474I..
CoLoREp-RooM FOR CoTPPLE;
privileges. Will accept L child. LU.
CoT I6 1920 F ST. N.E.-Furn.
rm., cooking privil., refs, Ii. 7-2779.
coLoRED-1ass OATES ST. Ne
Attractive front room for settled
c sSIo5s Ii e4 f-t Sc ST. N.E-Nisely
Home privils.. near shopping, Ii.
coLoRED, LARGE FRONT ROOM
l closet; share b.; cook privils.; cpl.
or pers. FIR. 1888. 6 am. 1880 D. m.
coLoRED. FURNISHED ROOFS Tor
rent. Privileges. Cali NO. Al SO
Florida ave. ne. 'z3'
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FARM T. GARDEN Cont

AZALEAS, SOC each. s21l Sligo Creel
parkway, Takoma Park. Md.
TREE Removal. SIS ana up. get oul
free estimates and save money
PAUL'S TREE SERVICE. LO 5-457S
AZALEAS, hardy field grown; al
colors; SOC each. or S5 dozen 251(
1907 TURKEY MANURE. 1901
Tor SOIL. very good, rich top sol
for lawns and green house. Very
reasonable. By the load. Call HI
1888 90
H tractor, with new tires
cultivators and corn planter; 81 ,295
Herndon S6-W-11. -22
FOR SALE-50 bushels OF rambc
apples, 10, bushels of maiden blush
20 bushels of smoke house, %
bushels paradise sweet apples. AL
good size. Heavy packed and vel
graded at Sl.50 per bushel. SH
VIRGIN TOP SOIL, landscaping
driveway gravel: best quality, immed
service and delivery. Reas. LU
1-56R3 any time -Q7
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RADIATORS

Low style, late type, cast iron. At
below today's market price. AT
LANTIC, 807 v st. NV. NO. 3921
Zenith, Trans-oceanic; bat
S64 so; IzzY's PAWN BROKERS'
F E7SddA 'fil . 1913 9th st. BY 9H
RADIO aI5I05 szpHiot5NoGRApH. philco ia table
model, and lge. selection of records.
R 40 :5iPH stSeF 6 e% Cape
hart; cost $3.50; bought Feb. 1851;
16-in. screen; in brand-new cond.;
1915. Phone RE. 1851 or weekdays
REFRfGERAfoR, Frigidaire. ~ Gu.
1T, all porcelain, good cond.. S45
or hes. offer. CHI 267S. -22
REFRIGERATOR, new 1851, S.3 Gu.
81 $685. sS @ 1Eff's sae afSsss t ea sells
RE FTtRii servel, excel con co9d.
500 $500 3rd st. NV. Call RA
REFRiGERAToR, coldspot, 7 Gu. It,.
ming order; $40. 81. 3640.
perfect condition, si15, Cali Ii
REFRIGERAToR, excel. cond., 1856
S ss for SIS ~ e. Can I FL 1855 1859
REFGR., Servel. Al cond.. approx
2 yrs. old. See any time after {
pm, 521S G st. Sc, Dillon Park
REFRIGERATOR, washing machine
maple desk. dressing table, book,
case, buckwheat coal blower with
thermastat and aquastat. WO. 1923
REFRIGERATOR. good condition
sos; washer. wringer type, witt
REFRIGERATOR, Frigidaire; 6 Gu. IT..
in perfect order; cheap. WA. 1924
! REFRIGERATOR, servel, late model
condition; need space: sacrifice, 500
or best offer. Vienna 64S-M. 3;
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~ ROOMS FURNsHEo-sE-sw RAAs APIS TO SHARE (con.I

HE1GHTS-Room next to
bath in private home; gentlemen
only; excel. transp. 10. POL SO,
1850 A. ST.-Large front rm.; 4 win
dows; quiet man or lady over 35;
bkfst., lndry. privils. refs. FIR. 2795.
NEAR 18th AND e. CAPITOL sTs.-
Large 1st-f1. front rm. for ref. clean
person; $3.50 per wk. 10. 2-2985.
CAPITOL HILL-Large front room
for interesting young person; home
advantages. AT. 1885. IA
ONE SLEEPING ROOM, nicely furn, ;
l blk. to transp. and restaurant; ali
white section; So per wk.; man pre-
LOVELY LGE. DELE. RM., cow. to
P Pas, or gar: syail. Lse. Diet. Jewish
COLORED-FURN. ROOM for men,
single and double. l0l7 C st. s.w.,
coHoRED6o, LARGE FRONT ROOM
tor couple; also hall room Tor
gentleman. Christian home. Ii.
CoIoRED-RooM, COUPLE or 2
ladies'; home privils.; front rm. 347
Kentucky ave. Sc Ii 3-6475. pa
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

WENDELL TERRACE--Pleasant rms,
home cooking; excel. transp.: nice
guest living rm.; S14-S15 weekly
1927 Belmont rd. NV. MI. e435.
ARL1NGTON-7Pvt. rm; in pvt. home:
tra msa5s day K Rret ss5 gen so9s
1918 18th ST. N.E.--Twin-bed rm.
t, share with man; home cooking;
1863 6s' .B BiikToRl ST. Nw.-Large
twin:bed I'm; for epic; or 2 men; 2
fast: plenty of good food, family
week each. Nj. $40: pa
NURSE. Christian Science student,
9p otnh home for elderly and people
rooms, Suitable for couple, sisters
or mother and daughter. Excellent
food and services. Not q nursing
home) Highest references. BOX
1Io oi-s i6 siaft ST. N.w.-Newly de- deco
rated rms. business people, student.
selectiye menu. switchboard.
1875 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Fine food
Discriminating girls; share rooms;
500 mo. Elee; priyil; 81 mo; a few
1905 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
Sgles., dbles.; all mod. cow; home
atmosphere; Southern cooking; pack
ROOM in PRIVATE HOME for work.
ing mother with child. excellent
care given child. reasonable; conV.
trans; large yard. WO. $685.. PA
DOUBLE RMS, with running water
and | triple avail, in ,Washineton's
finest guest house; selected menu.
Call RE. S499. 1923 18th st. NV.
FOR REFINED ELDERLY PEOPLE
A delightful, cheerful winter home:
newly decorated. Careful and
sympathetic supervision, excellent
CLARK CLARK ' S2oe Wise. ave. Il NV. Or.
EMPL. MOTHERS with children: Eek
cellent meals and child care. near
BLAIR MANSION inn, 771o Blair I'd
n.w.-Beautiful rms. fine food free
parking day, wk., mo. sH. 1917,
col. RD. NV, .eoo1. mr.. Conn. ave.
Nice rm., good food; young Govt.
employe co o493 2os