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Evening star., 1951-09-30

the soothing lanon base has been iate
sitve skin! So MILD BEN-CAY he
of fast, safe relief! -
Evening star., 1951-09-30
Dorothy Dix
Young Couple Should Establish
Own Home as Soon as Possible

DEAR DOROTHY DIX: My
husband and are very happily
married and he is wonderful to
me. We are living with my in
laws who are the most wonderful
parents any one could ask for. es-
|pecially since my own parents
have passed away. However,
want my own home. My husband
tells me to wait until he can give
me the kind of home he feels we
should have. I'm willing to 60 to
work so we can have the money
we need sooner, but he won't let
me. We've been married three
years and have no children.
DORCAS.
Answer-Every young couple
should have their own home just
as soon as possible. The very es-
sence of marriage is the establish
ment of a separate domicile in
which to raise a new family. This
new entity is a complete unit in
itself, and unless this unity is
achieved through its own home,
family life cannot be fully realized.
Even the best in-laws in the world
cannot give a young couple the
background they should have.
A large part of the pleasure in
Establishing new home is in its
|creation, so even a humble begin
ming offers an important purpose.
It's something to add on to, to
build up! The period of waiting
until we can afford what we want"
lis a barren waste; this time is
much better spent in making a
home when youth and enthusiasm
are fresh and keen.
Often, a husband who has set
tied himself and wife comfortably
with his family is beguiled with a
sense of comfort and security that
he is loath to relinquish.
Such inertia can be a deadly
enemy to happy marriage. The
very act Of taking marriage vows
is also the act of tacitly accepting
all the responsibilities thereof.
Creating a home and raising q
family are components Of this re-
sponsibility; the longer they are
Evening star., 1951-09-30
BrodshuWs Home
From Europe

Montgomery County Delegate
to the State Legislature and Mrs
j. Douglas Bradshaw have re-
turned from a two months trir
through Europe and are again al
their home in Takoma Park.
During their trip they visited
II countries; and while in Switz-
erland they spent a few days
with Col. and Mrs. Norman Ames
of Westmoreland Hills, who will
spend the coming year in Zurich
while Col. Ames is on sabbatical
leave from George Washington
University.
Evening star., 1951-09-30

shirked the more surely is trouble
invited.
You are completely right in all
your assumptions on this point.
You should be the proud mistress
of your own home. no matter how
sparse its furnishings. If your
husband doesn't want you to go to
work, don't argue the point. Your
place Is home, and it's just as well
mot to get started on two incomes
one Of which is insecure. Estab-
lish your home on his earnings,
and maintain 1t with economy and
initiative.
Evening star., 1951-09-30

the patented criss-cross front
takes your stomach inches in
and the unusual long cut in back
gives you maximum thigh con-
troll. What's more, it's cut high
diagonally in front so your stride
is never restricted -. there's
no binding when you sit. Avail
able in upper and pull-on styles
for all sizes in a boneless
4-section style especially for the
full figure. Only $7.95 and up.
So see the SARONG that's made
for you. at your Favorite Store.
Evening star., 1951-09-30
Anton Photo.

MISS HcIen vi. SChade.
Their marriage took place
September Is in st. Francis de
Sales Church, the Rev. Francis
X. Walsh officiating. The
bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew C. Schade of
this city and the groom is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
E. Koch Of Great Bend, Kans.
Evening star., 1951-09-30

member Of the famous Pacquins
family is ldnolin-enriched to beau.
tify while it protects PAM
pers your hands to caressable
new loveliness as it guards
against the harsh effects of work
and weather. That's why I urge
you to use it lavishly ;. before
and after exposure! Comes in the
familiar PACQUINS jar with the
RED LABEL that "tells" you
it's lanolin-enriched at all
Cosmetic Counters!
Evening star., 1951-09-30
rs yogr dream of a girdle come

- ~ ~
the wonderfully new
and different girdle
tn at "w alks a n q
won't ride up" I!
Ii gh tw Ell G h t
boneless, SARONG
gives you complete
freedo m of action
plus perfect
control! You see,
Evening star., 1951-09-30

Think IT'S impossible to keep
rough, red hands romantically
soft and lovely can't find
anything that "works" on your
dry, sensitive skin? Well. the
Evening star., 1951-09-30


answer Is really
very simple -.
all you need is
P VI N S
HANDCREAM
for Extra Dry
S kin! Thi s
eXtra-creamY
Evening star., 1951-09-30
BUY-LINES BIZ IIan1g Sa,,lr

Weekly Advertising Column Of Things and interesting E.
New York, Sept 3O-You never know when the
SO be prepared by keeping MILD BEN-CAY on
hand. You'll find it brings tiny tots quick com.
forting relief helps them breathe easier and
feel better FAST! But I'd like to tell you ,chy
version of regular BEN-GAY, Americas favorite
rubin for generations. Contains the same main
Evening star., 1951-09-30
Heard fhe Iufes

ofesf ABOUT my latest Duy-ine! SARAkA recommended
for comfortable daily regularity by doctors for
fifteen years now comes in new form
NJ SARAKA Tablets! know you'll agree they're
kAl gentler by far than harsh pills. powders liquids
- and roughage in fact, it's guaranteed. The
7 | secret? SARAKA'S exclusive bulk plus motility"
Fl gentle urging action ordinary laxative can
=. lgive you. Still, it takes only tablets day for
Jdaily regularity so get SARAKA Tablets Cor
granules) at any Drug Counter today. If they
helpful than any laxative used just send the
Iancy Sasser, 271 Madison Ave. New York 16, N. w..
similar size packages of any laxative you specify!
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-26
Army To Resume:
10 We eks Basic

WASHINGTON-tm The
Army will resume 16-week basic
training schedules for recruits in
July, the chief of army field
forces has announced.
Gen. Mark w. Clark said the
additional two weeks, which were
dropped during the rapid build
up period last year, will result in
increased combat skills, greater
knowledge of weapons and better
physical conditioning of troops.
He explained the longer train
ing period Is possible because of
the success in meeting require
ments in Korea and the overall
expansion of the Army at Home.
The longer program will apply
to all new soldiers. Men assigned
to technical and administrative
services will spend the first eight
weeks in basic training which will
be given. to all recruits. There
after the specialists will be given
eight additional weeks work in
the branch to which they will be
assigned.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-26
Florida Orders
Kentucky Snow

MIAMI, FLA.-tR)- The Little
River Commerce Association has
placed an order for a carload of
real snow to celebrate next
Christmas.
ID. D. Smith, executive secretary,
said he ordered a carload of snow
from Hazard, KY, to be used as
part of the celebration.
The snow will be CLEANED from
the mountains and sent here SO
the youngsters can have real
Snowballs at a Christmas party.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-26
RARE-hANpEp FISHING

DU QUOIN, HIP Boy
Scout Leader Les Harrison has
a new trick to teach his charges.
It's how to land big bass with
out pole, line or net.
Harrison snatched a z pound, 3
ounce bass from Du Quoin's re-
servoir with only his bare hands.
His fishing gear was still on the
car. No further verification
seemed required, Harrison being a
scout master. But he refers
doubters to witness to the feat.
Two days later two city water
workers duplicated the barehand-
ed catching of another big bass.
But their fish was handicapped.
Their motorboat propeller had
KO'd it.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-26
Rites Set For
First To Die

BECKLEY, w. VA.-tPD- A
military funeral will be held here
Sunday for 19-year-old Pvt. Ken
meth Shadrick, the first Ameri-
can infantryman to die fighting
for the United Nations in Korea.
He was cut down by a blast
of machine gun fire from a north
Korean tank near Sojong last
July just 10 days after the
Reds invaded south Korea.
Shadrick lived at nearby Skel-
ton, w. Va. His body was brought
here from Brooklyn.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-26
81 ParoIed

The State Pardon and Parole
Commissioner Thursday granted
paroles to 81 inmates of the Lon
don Prison Farm. The paroles are
effective July 27 in majority of
the cases.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-26
u. S. Casualties
Now 1854

WASHINGTON = Up = An
nounced u. S. Battle casualties in
Korea have reached 1864, in
cluding 10,833 killed in action.
The Defense Department has
announced these figures, based on
notifications to next of kin
through June Is.
The total represented an i'm
crease of 3,287 in week. That
was the sixth largest weekly i'm
crease since the state of hostilties.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-06-26
FREE CARE EXPANDED

VANCOUVER High cost Of
living has obliged Vancouver Gen.
eral Hospital to expand its free
medical care. Formerly a man
earning S100 monthly for himself,
wife and one child, and $40 for
each additional child, was eligible.
Now family of three earning
$3.50 and $25 for each addition
up to a maximum of $3.50 is eligi-
BILE for free care.
Evening star., 1951-03-02
s69.''

Soto includes left and right sections plus sepo-
rote matching arm choir. Versatile prootcol pieces
that moy be used in many arrangements Blonde
finished hardwood. Plastic cooted "Tuffoe" moterio
in three colors
anns-Fmniture-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1951-03-02

Solid maple choirs covered with foro eoze chntz with
button tufed reversible podded scots and backs, fin
ished with perky peoted skirt Choice Of blue
Kanns-Furntture-Thr Floor
Evening star., 1951-03-02

s4S e..,,.,.
Twin double size nnersprne mottress covered in AGA
tick button tufted Inner coils covered with Ioyes
Of cotton felt and insuoted with sisol padding Box
springs mounted on mahogany finished legs
Kanrs-Furniture- Floor
Evening star., 1951-03-02

405 fine tempered steel coils to give comfort and luxury
PrebuiIt borders air vents, hondes and the firm
silent inner coils are covered with thick layers OF cotton
felt and sso insulation oddne your sleeping comfort.
Attractive eroy striped coverings Box springs to match
Kann'S-Furntture-Thir Floor
Evening star., 1951-03-02

inudrg end tobe pedesol
lin
een All hardwood,
ompto fond
furniture -FouthFo
The Valley settler., 1951-06-01
FOR SALE

FOR SALE E--Ford-Ferguson trac tor, 2 bottom mold-board blow, 2 bottom disc plow, cultivat or, scoop, saw rig and 1t tandem di sc. 2 wheel truck trailer. J.E. Church, Jr., Mi. , Palmer-Mat tanuska Hi-way.
 FOR SALE--llO Volt. DC. Electr Light Plant. 5 XIV Direct Connectet General General or to LeRoy gas en- zinc. See Coop Office.
 FOR SALE--2 Holstein COWS coming with 3rd. and 4th calves. Bred to Experiment Stati on bull. Tested for Bangs and 4.B. CLIFTON GROVER
The Valley settler., 1951-06-01
EXPENSE ON NEWS c onitd.

EAIENSl ON NEWS c on Cd. land Californ mia. A mime ographed bull etin A-8 "Weaving" inc luding a new supp lement contai ming several of Miss Pehrson's patterns, may be ob- tai ned by writ ing your nearest Ex- tensi on office. You may want to get this now to look at even before Miss Pehrs on arrives i n Palmer.
 The Home Maker 8 Council meets Monday, June l. at the Extens ion craft room. Miss Flor ence Eby ,lIark et-mast ter for the Far1aers' market will give the final details on booth space for the market.
 There wi Il be a dairy meeting on June 9th at the Expo riment Station.
 
 Maryl lou Lashbrook returned Sunday from her trip to Fairbanks where she attended the confer ence held May 2l through 25, at the University of A |laska. Those who attended the con- fer ence had tho opportunity of learn ling some thing about Swedish weaving under the supervisi on of Miss Pehr- Is on.
 The Ext en si on offic in Palmer has the new circular No. l5, on Golden Rain Oats for Alaska. It is avail able for the asking. --------------.------,
Evening star., 1951-07-15
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E

IoNE LGE. DOUBLE ROOM next to
bath MI. 5s74. 2214 Charming
cApIf6L Al hie; HrLL-1sa Constitution Maa
ave. me-; cony. Union Station. Cap
itol. and office bldgs: lge. dble.
LARGE FRONT ROOM; clean and
transp. Ii. 4-34S7 after pm.
LGE, FRONT RIM. Cpl. will accept 1
child An privileges. $1,000 wk.
2S3 OGLETHoRPE, dble rm.. in new
home for men, women or empl. cple.,
cow, transp., breakfast II desired.
SINGLE, tor qu1er employed person,
fs1, adu1t, private home, close transp.
s22 CONSTITUTION. AVE. NE
tena9t SSn ,9G in ms, Ssmt immed' occup. See
1903 c s ST. .'S N.E.-Larse front bed
room; Ssa nicely fqrn.; n. good transp.;
YOUNG ,T MOTHER with 2 children
for baby Sitting Jo. s-724o. MiS
Mr., CATHOLIC UNIV. sgie.. phone
privil; S35 per mo. LA. 6-S349
DOUBLE RIM. turn., except linen is and
64S9 MRS. HUNTLEY. -15
FURN.. RIM, next to semibath, with
closed-in back porch. Ii. 3-e142.
CoLoRED-4 ADULTS lye. rms
Kit. and bath. LII. 3-2165 after 8
pm: -15
COLORED-ROOM for refined en-
ployed person; home privils.; no
children. 1927 Florida ave. ne,
Ii. 3-2746 after 5. -l6
COLORED-ATTRAC. DBLE. and sgle.
rms some PRIVILEGES; 632 9TH st.
ne. II. 3-3S73 after 6 pm. -l5
man; near good transportation, Ii.
7-4046. liz
COLORED - 1858 EMERALD ST.
NE, large rm. and kit, couple pref.
Tel; privils; conv. tranSp. Ii.
Evening star., 1951-07-15
ROOMS FURk.-MD. 6 VA.

WIDE OPEN SPACEs-No. Arl. n
minis, from D. c.; daily maid serv.,
6pafklng privileses; gentlemen only
ARLINGToN, close-in. attract. sgle
rna. rm;. pyti Uvy homs aneo quiet; 1 blk. to bus
BETHESDA. MD, large master bed.
room; private bath. ,t4 windows.
t2) closets, near Naval Hospital and
transp. WI. 6731.
attractive room next
to bath. excel. bus service to Penta
son,, Navy Annex and D. c. .oV
16iS N. EDGEwooD, ARLINGTON
lovely rm;. near busline, unlim
phons 1h ssspS snS continuous hot water
10 MIN. FROM PENTAGoN, nicel,
furnished rooms, dble. or twin beds
I'm IN new PVT. home with 4 baths
IA, 4s40 or CH. 7777. II
SGLE. RM., lady; kit. privil.. pvt
bath; beaut. home. 10 min. from
Pentagon. Car neces. FA. 92s6
PRIVATE ENTRANCE, pvt. shower
single or double sleeping room. Cal
LYON PARK. sgle., gentleman. non.
buses and stores; Sc wk. Ref
Call Sun: after 2 pm, JA. 2-3627
COOL, Silver Spring, close in, Isl
fir, pvt. entr., pvt. shower, garage
cultured gent. JU. 7-7964.
IHYATTSVILLE, pleasant room, new
home, S35 month. 6131 41st ave
Call AP 1920.
MT. RAINIER-Cool, well-ventilatet
rm.. semipvt. bath: 2 employed
ladies: Phone WA. 1902; -16
BEDRM. next to bath: real home fol
employed settled or retired lady
kit. and laundry PRIVILEGES. CAL
TWo @ Rooms, FIRST floor, pvt. en..
living room and bedroom, porch
twin beds, semipvt. bath. phone
laundry facilities; 2 blocks to bus
direct to Pentagon and 18th ant
Pa. ave. NV; S65 for one, $50 fol
two. 3105 So; 18th ST.. Arlington
DouBIE eaii e. SIZE sl2eSIi BEDRM. with nv twin
beds. semipyt: bath; conv. transp
Call WA. Alb. -15
STUDIO ROOM, large furn. rm.
next to bath; breakfast privil.. laun
facilities; sgle. girl; Is minis. Pen
tagon and Navy Annex; must hav,
refs. GIL. 4400, Ext. 236. -15
Evening star., 1951-07-15
ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.w.

CAPITOL HILL-Room for interest
Ing young person; pvt. house, brkfst
possible. Home advantages. AT,
sGIE. RIM, for gentleman: s27 ig per
mo- mo; l4l4 T st, s.e., call LU. 4-3552
CLEAN AIRY ROOM in private hon home;
Village. Call TW. 0453. 15s
1871 BAY ST. S.E.-Dble rm., twin
beds pvt. bath, phone; nr. Gallinger;
ssss ss SnsS 81. sE.&taTse E 2tar rm. 1e mex. to
3ath; Jpsn pyt. home; board if desired.
M n WI! SiIa yFEs, rRrv1. Sc. mls section.
cAPiToI location. 200 4,h MlG st.,
nicely furn;, cross ventilation. lge.
Call At; S153.
2 .dI7i.! LARGE e comfort. rooms empl
aHai's aHe Sc s0nf r. priy5 9ss77 4SO New Jersey
ried cpis'; nr. T Lincoln s,i spa PARK pf Sl can
737 18th ST. Sc. Large bright rm..
next bath near Navy Yard; for i
LARGE FRT. RIM, twin beds, for 1
HF fIesss siTlS Is or so geoyple; laundry priv
CLEAN, COOL. QUIET. sleeping rm.
Tor refined. sober. employed gent;
rel. lst H. cow. to transp. FIR. 1899.
LARGE ROOM in private home, suit
ape Ior one or two; kit. priyils.
COLORED-SINGLE ROOM, FURN.,
man or lady. Home privileges. Ii.
CoLoRED. BEDRM.. kit; share
Evening star., 1951-07-15
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

14O5 R. /. AVE. N.w.-Lee turn
dbl. SIa SIa wf. CO. BOSS, 'A'''''
SCI, refgr, and gas stove; quiet
sss s9D1 krTTERNHoJsE fGaERNlfa TK s1ss, 81 ,N.w-ro,
employed young lady. fully equipped
1909 esnd 81. ST. N.W.-Dble. house.
keeping rm., couple. elec. refgr
,s1S stHye ssI a. NEE esq or GSEr,bIi Ne t5Se
sfeoGy shd eo@pee aet kt With nebs bsdy aEn r0e De4
bath; $50 mo. NO. 1868. I'll
COR. 18th AND L N.W.-Big Ink
rm. Tor man or couple; child con-
sidered; Frigidaire: ST 6730.
WARDMAN PARK yIC.-Larse front
TWO we Low LOVELY VI RMS: for iR.k.. mic.
500 EAST CAPITSoL ST. rooms.
pvt. sink, stove and refgr.; conv.
transp,; It,. hit. and gas; $50 per mo.
Ink. double room; kit.
1852 Harvard st. NV. NO. 1907.
DOUBLE OR TRIPLE studio iI rm..
Eefgr.' Tadiq, "a ~; " SS16-s21. Si47
DUPONT CIRCLE ~ Housekeepins
rm. for two; complete; refsr.. run
ninR water. hot plate: 1st floor,
n 10 ASb Sk saEPafabNeyTIy af feth St eT ls decor
cool. pleasant dble. cor. rm.. In X,
ref. facil. laundry: two ladies. S45:
], S35 mo. ia. 5000. -17
.604 G ST S.E.-Front rm.. sink
stove. refsr., $3.50 week. No OBJ.
lection to small child. Du. 2952
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM. sgle
or dble.. S36-S50. All utilities co
CoLORED EMPLOYED man or wo.
man, l double and / single rm
share kit. and back porch. RA
Evening star., 1951-07-15

EMBASSY GIRL desires clean fur
nished efficiency apt. or housekeep-
ing rm., semipvt.; 16th st. area,
S75 maximum. Call wkdays., 10
EPFiGIENcY Pi1e; AR Ylsasff'r APT. for mother ane
3..yri-old1 child; day care for child
MARINE LIEUTENANT and wife de.
sire 3-rm. furnished apt. in vicinity
Arli. se1t. Alex ju Of Ez.sgsSl sGgssSrss'oWn' until
UNFURN. APT. wanted by Govt
employe: will rent or lease; under
$50 mo-; references. Call DI. 554a
2 fkETfiRED LADIES need unfurn. q
eeedrm apt oppsrm. perm. res. NV. pre-
USIy ycn, WOMAN a.Is needs nR Snfg5s sgs4 apt
A. utD e.. STUDENT, employed. needs
G:2. MA, Do buses; approx. SEQ.
TWo REFINED ADULTS desire un-
Aug. % /. oR. 60S3. '
THERE is small furn, apt. kit;s bath
in D. c.. empl: cpl. would Ike It.
COOPER, 2110 r st. NV; 16s
YOUNG MAN needs small apt. pref.
RE-. RE. osssl y!sa or nearby garage Fs'''
aUIET TN Toi iobedroom unfurnishsd apt,
middle aged couple, vicinity st.
Reta's church. Alex, Va. k1.
fYoU1NSG YoU1NSSGS COUPLE desire apt. vic. @,
W. o., to $50 mo. MI. 1851, sunday
between 11:00 and 800.
Evening star., 1951-07-15
COUNTRY BOARD

LIVE ON BEAUTIFUL 23.ACRE estate
Just over D, c. line in Silver Spring.
next to bath. 2 excellent meals, 4
days week maid service, free
parking, many privileges. Only
S67, 80 per month per person. Phone
ST. 1884, ia
ON TOP Of the Blue Ridge Noun.
tains; an ideal place to spend your
vacation; cool quiet and restful;
haTge r9oW oSd meSs W4s served from
MRS. JANE Z. KING. Bluemont. va.
vacATfoN, AZ fffes, ON A FARM-Adults only
- min; from D. C.. wkly.. S3S up
Daily, 81 up. Sports Catalog IA
THE RANDALLS. Clarksville, Md.
BY DAY OR WEEK-On Route No
u, GREYHOUND bus by door. Mod
ern conveniences. good food, no chill
dren under 10 yrs. Gentle home
SIS per wk; Write MRS; EDNl
ROSENBERGER, Toms Brook, Va.
Mr., M0UNTAINS-Modern best food
We'll prepared: S1S per wk.; in sigh
Of town. MRS. CLINT BURNER
WOODSTOCK. Va. Tel. 929-F-l1.
Evening star., 1951-07-15
APIS. WANTED tesss.) }

YOUNG WOMAN. government sna-
Or unfurn.. apt; (no. basement or
nrst hoorl In private home. or apart
ment building and win share bath
desired. Must be northwest section
D. C., Connecticut or Wisconsin or
vicinity only. Maximum S65, lower
preferred. Box 476-H. Star.
CONGRESSMAN will sublease air
CONDITIONED apartment. FURNISHINGS
aF's-E aSs Sarsse; ss., NV Full details. BOX
NE4LYwEDs. EDS. desire turn. apt. on
wash. Cathedral. sioo maximum.
Gy en-; oslo; Sun; or ewes; after 8. =
e: :ss1' s s:ss! H..
FREE~Gandlords. applicants wsitins
for your furn. or unfurn apis. o.
nGniss %Siss op.n 9p '9Sslst; ssy: Va MsseS eSo,v vs'
FURNISHED 1-bedrm. apt, wanted
BY University Of Nd. professor be-
Can WA. 1868. afternoons Or eyes.
FURNISHED APT. WANTED i've
$s$ sss1ss $50: ne '''a' 'sss,od s''7' e'.l} i1-
ONE-BEDRM. APT, unfurn., for Govt.
empL; quiet, non drinking couple
Hoi RSsf' 1s1St tp apt BLDG; max SEQ So. SOS.
EMPLoyyEEf6 COUPLE needs Well SS.r-
furnished. one-bedroom apartment
In nv. section Immediately. ~.
TWo EMPLOYED YOUNG woHEN
desire furn. or partially furn., l.
bedrm. apt, Georsetown or NV.
area; max, $110 per mo. DE.
1871, Sat. and Sun. weekdays
rWo SSssr CHRISTIAN GIRLS want 5.1m.
Hnfurn; apt. in NV; rent. $76.
sMINoIE IN WOMAN desire, two!room
unfurn. apt, with fireplace. kit.
and bath: utn. included; 500. MI.
PR0FPEissIoNAL LADY. empl., ur-
gently des. unfurn. enc. apt: mAx.
rent, 500: cent: loc. NO, 7l72.-16
SMALL UNFURNISHED APT. wanted
by newspaper worker; NV. section;
downtown Box 442-H. Star. l5s
MAN GOVT. EMPLOYE (permanent)
and mother, desire l or 2 bedroom
unfurn. apt; NV. sec. RA. 0SS4. .
SUBRENT. July 22 to Nov. 1st,
one-bedrm. apt. or large efieieney.
furnished; NV. section; Govt. secty-,
refined. Box 47S-H. Star. 16'
Evening star., 1951-07-15
ROOMS WANTED

ONE LARGE or two small unturn.
rms. or apt: vic. Of Union sta. or
prefer 9TH and Pa. ave. Sc. Box
ROOM and private shower. near
MINI. and Penna. s.e. Box 495-H,
GENTLEMAN. renned. desires single
room in quiet. respectable district
or. or suitable tab b basement s, room, :.w,
QUIET EMPLOYED LADY needs
room in refined home In D. c.;
under S25. Box 484-H. Star.
WOMAN desires one or two
unfurnished rooms. Box ASH, Star.
l5a
LGE. RIM. twin beds), board Tor
kitchen privil.), refined Jewish home
for 2 Govt. empl. girls; conv. to Ga.
ave. NV: car. Box ASH. Star. 15'
LADY, 50, works 3 to IL, desires
furn. room with some privileges
Walk: dist. or on busline. TT Myer.
EMPLOYED LADY wishes room and
bath or room and board with pri-
vate gentle family; NV. sec. State
price. Box 471-H, Star. 15'
WANTED BY LADY room with bath
vic. Shoreham Hotel Phone AID
5l23, 8 am. to z pm. 15'
MANOR PARK, Protestant home; no
drinking; kitchen privileges; refined
lady. Georgia 1879. 15s
Evening star., 1951-07-15
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY HoTEl-one.
room. Kit. and bath. completely
shower: So to 81 per day for | OF
people; nGo full hotel service; no time
,s1s ,ntt RsnmoMT s1n oNrr st w.S.2, Ma sH2s
Incl. utiis. t' siio r 4. A. HuMPHRiEs. mp efss,
27o0 BLK. OF ADAMS MILL RD. NV.
i bedrm. liv rm.. dinette, kit.
and bath, perfectly furnished with
such extras as TV. bar. etc. $3.50
EsI,pasS,vs per mo; incl; ,. VII; Cal r: ooa A.
230s ASHMEAD PL. N.W.-3 rms.
kit; and bath; furn. Ss5.5e. Apply
1855 sitHE NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
l room and bath: no kitchen. Apply
st switchboard. is
se single or nsou Double 'T TR ana S15s avs aEf
IL BLKS. N. OF 18th AND II NE,
duplex apt, 1880 Neal st. n.e.-3
rms, kit. and bath; redec:; all mod. !;
utils.; 3 empl. adults. cail FIR. ee6l
BEDROOM. kit. semipvt. bath;
mo. oE. 6711. 5305 9TH st. NV.
LARGE 2-bedrm., beaut furn. apt. in
exclusive NV, OF Conn. ave.; ref.
required. GIL. 1043. -15
BETHEsDA-Wel-furn. enc; rent
for 2 mos, $50 mo. Call WI. 1927.
5s7 QUINCY ST. N.w.-Attrac. bed
rm., kit and pvt. bath: conven. To-
cation; employed couple; excellent
1857 lamont ST. N.w.-Bsmt. apt.,
comb. liy.-bedrm. kit; all utils.
3 BRIGHT ROOMS, BATH; empl..
married cple. only; no drinkers; SOS.
1918 Newark st. NV. WO. 1869.
GEORGETOWN; 8 rooms. bath; utils.,
linens, dishes. phone: 2 adults. MI.
DoWNTowN-Newly furnished and
decorated; suitable 8 or 4; $75. Call
NE. 1850. 9-6. III
507 9Th ST. N.W.-3 rms. nicely
furn:, PVT, bath; COW. transp.; Se5
oNE LARGE RIM, kit. and share bath;
Mass. ave. at 18th st. NV; conv
walking distance to downtown; rent,
SOB per mo-, all utils: furnished. Call
EX: $3.50 or EX. 5097. -15
WILL ACCEPT CHILD with couple
] rm. and kit, running water. 1916
21st st. NV, ME. 5473. -21
1924 PARK RID. N.W.-Lh.k. apt.
1st hoor front; stove, refg.; for ]
empl. adult; S46 mo.