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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-20
GULF STREAM FISHING YACHT
ANCHORED AT LITTLE RIVER

Little River - Capt. Art Ergle
veteran Florida skipper of many
seasons of big game fishing ir
the wild and woody Gulf Stream
says he couldn't have found q
better spot to dock his boat than
Little River.
Capt. Ergle's boat, sleek
modern 44-foot pleasure fishing
yacht, has all the trappings of
those glamorous Florida Gulf
Stream Cruisers. 1t is equipped
with long out-riggers, four sta
tionary fighting chairs with
straps on the stern deck, ship.to.
shore radio, restroom, hunks and
galley.
Though a veteran salt skipper,
Capt. Ergle is really a young
man. His experiences on Florida
waters border on legendary.
Last season, running out of Fl.
Pierce, Ergle's boat landed over
200 fighting sail-fish, a near re-
cord. In one day alone, with not
a single crew member or passen-
ger aboard, he caught 1880
pounds of king mackeral, fishing
and running the boat at the same
time.
Ergle's boat specializes in
hunting down fighting monsters
of the briney deep in their sub
aqueous habitats. Sailfish, dol
phin, amberjack and barracuda
are his favorite game. They're
the fish," the captain says, that
test a sportsman's skill and en-
durance."
Asked if he thought such "big
ones" were plentiful off Little
River, Capt. Ergle replied, "The
big ones go north; they travel
in the Gulf Stream; and the
Gulf Stream is just thirty miles
from Little River"
Capt. Ergle came to Little
River with his wife after work.
ing last season out of Ft. Pierce,
Florida, where they became &C
quainted with Capt. and Mrs
Frank Juel, who were operating
the Hurricane" there. The
"Valta" is currently taking char
ter trips to the Gulf Stream, and
TROLLING for king mackeral ano
bonita.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-20
EN- Err son
NEWS
BY OSCAR SOLES

James and Kenneth Duncan
and Clifton Norris visited Mrs
James Duncan at the sanatorium
Mccain, Sunday.
Leamon Soles of Camp LIE
jeune visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ruth
er Lee Soles Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Poncie Tompkins
of Green Sea were Sunday visit
ors of Mr.. and Mrs. Braxton Cart
rette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Temp
kins and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Tompkins were Sunday visitors
of Mr.. and Mrs. Braxton Cart.
rette.
Ardle Mobiles and Taft Mobiles
and Winston Norris were Sunday
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Yancie
Mobiles.
Mrs. Arthur Tompkins has re-
turned home after being a patti,
ent in the Community hospital,
Loris.
Mrs. Dillon Nealey is improv,
ing after an illness of several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Nealey
were Sunday visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dillon Nealey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lacy Nealey were
Sunday visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs
Dillon Nealey.
The small son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Tompkins fell from his
bike Sunday and was badly in.
jured.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Soles and
Mrs. Ben Hinson visited Oscar
Soles Sunday.
Crops are looking much better
in this section since the recent
rain.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-20

edges of the fields using 2Og
loxaphene dust. This material
should not be busted on the to-
oacco, but on the ditchbanks
hedgerows, grass and weeds
around the edges of the field
should it become necessary to
treat the tobacco field, use a bait
OF lO lbs. wheat bran or citrus
pulp and 5 ounces of 1920 or
oO%o Chlordane wettable powder
or 1870 Toxaphene wettable DOW
DER. Mix these materials dry
then add water, enough to make
1t crumbly. Scatter this bait over
the field in early morning. It
will take about 20 pounds of this
BALTIC cover an acre.
HORNFORMS-The surest and
best way of getting rid of the
hornWorm is to pick them off
by hand and kill them, but this
method requires a great deal of
time, and labor, so most farmers
prefer a poison Of some kind.
There are three materials that
will do a good job of getting Tid
of the hornworms only if the
material is applied correctly.
For those farmers who have
busting equipment, they can do
a good job using Is to 80 pounds
of SO TIDE (Rothane) dust for
tine small worms. For the Larger
worms use the 1870 dust.
A spray may be made of TIDE
by using 2 pounds 500 wettable
powder of TIDE to so gallons
water. You may also use TIDE
emulsion. The emulsion will mix
with water easire than the wet
table powder and is somewhat
easier to apply. Another insecti-
eide for hornWorms is pound
Paris Green mixed with 5 pounds
Lead Arsenate, using 2 pounds Of
this mixture to so gallons of
water. Remember that the small
er the plants, the smaller the
worms the smaller amount of
material it will take to cover an
acre, so we recommend that you
start early.
APHIDS OR LICE-A few years
ago when the aphid or lice first
showed up in Columbus County
tobacco, we thought and hoped
that they would pass by, but it
seems that they are here to help
destroy some of our tobacco. The
materials recommended to con-
trosthese insects are all contact
poisons and must be handled
with Caution.
19c Parathion dust, used at the
rate of IL to rs pounds per acre
will control the lice, or you can
use a spray using 1 pound OF
1870 wettable powder to 90 gal
Ions of water and spraying with
so to 80 gallons per acre.
TEPP can also be used as a
spray or as a dust. For spraying
mix / pint 2Ofc TEPP to 80 gal
Ions water or 2 pints OF lO%o
TEPP to so gallons and use 5o
to 80 gallons of the spray per
acre. This material must be used
within an hour after mixing.
TEPP dust can also be bought IN
$500 or 1 per cent dust. This
should be used at the rate OF II
to Is pounds per acre.
Patathion leaves a harmful re-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-20

Agricultural exports account.
ed for Is per cent of the total
cash farm income of the United
States in 1949.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-20

Good catches of medium size
blues and blue runners, whiting,
a 5 pound drum and 5 pound
founder.
Surf-casters along the Crane
Strand beaches have been having
moderate luck with trout, whit
ing, and an occasional drum.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-20

sidue for about a week after 1t
is applied, while TEPP residue
hazard for only one day. Remem
her that Parathion and TEPP
are contact poisons, and danger
GUS to handle, so be sure that
YOU handle these according to the
manufactors directions.
We have a supply of the latest
Tobacco Insect Control Bulletins
in the County Agents office. You
NAV get a copy by calling by the
office or by dropping us a card
requesting a copy.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-20
Good Fishing Reported
On Grand Strand

Reports from Little River and
other fishing spots along South
Cardinals fame Grand Strand
indicate one of the best fishing
seasons yet. Capt. Frank Juel re,
ported that his "Hurricane'
brought back over 600 pounds of
Igood,size black-fish one day this
week. Capt. Vivian Bessent, skip
per of the fishing yacht Rascal"
said that his passengers have
been pulling in fish as fast as
they could bait their hooks, and
the strings of black-fish brought
off the Rascal this week bear
this out.
Capt. Art Ergle, skipper O.
the Gulf Stream troller "Valta,"
now running out of Little River
on charter, reports the following
catch for last Friday as typical;
1S large King Mackeral Caught
about IL miles off-shore), IA
blues, and an occasional Spanish
Mackeral.
Capt. James Ivan Stone of the
troller Martha Ann" also dock
ing at Little River, reported SIM
liar catches, plus an II foot SHOW
el-mouth shark which a passeng-
er hooked out near the edge of
the Gulf Stream, about 20 miles
off-shore. The shark was too
heavy to be hauled aboard and
was towed in to the Little River
docks where spectators viewed
it.
Melvin Gould, operator of the
Pier Patio at the Windy Hill
Fishing Pier reports the follow
ing catches for last Monday:
Evening star., 1951-01-14
ROOMS WITH soARp

All ONEIDA PL. N.W.-Large double
rm; home environment; conv. transp,
Men preferred; Sl25o wk. Ia, 0s5s.
1776 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Good food;
service, tel. laundry rm.; employed
girls or boys; dbles.. triples, S55 mo-
up; SIS wk. up! "a nice place to
live" DE 1886 Triple, spec. $50 ca"
Iiv rm; good food; excel trans: S4S
ner mo; Up 1927 Belmont rd NV
WARM, BRIGHT, lge. rm. with board,
PsbtaRon Pst bone; Men mIn only to R 2 Se4 6 and
CALVERT HOUSE, 1401 18th NV
Ideal residence tor business people
sno students Double and to ,,a share aI
THE MAR-LEETA. 1926 10th st. NV.
Nice warm rooms for young la
lies and young men; running wa
ter. One single. Excellent board.
VACANCY for parent and child. day
care. for child, Meals optional. ia.
19o6 18th ST. N.w.-An unusally
nice place to live: near 2 Goyt;
OnCeS- Slusle rH. WIN DoaTQ, GOV
1855 N ST. N.W.-.several attractive
vacancies for refined young women;
double with private bath delicious
food; convenient location. ID
VIC. OF CONN. AND PORTER-Dou-
Bile and single rooms: maid service;
excellent meals; reasonable. OR,
IRIS ToPs IN FOOD and accommoda-
tions. Large double. 1851 Hobart
DissiN's n,T CUE GUEST HOUSE has a ! few
vacancies for young women; quality
of meals, service and location are
the finest in the city. 2013 Mass.
ave. NV DE 979S. .--15
1880 CONN. AVE. N.W.-Avail. dble.
rms, clean. cong, atmos., Polish
Amer. cooking, dining rm. open for
outside boarders. -16
1855 WYOMING AVE.-Do you want
the best there is for the money? I
have 2 large newly dec. dble. rms.
and l share with very nice young
man; TV, excel cook, We really
want to please; why not give US
Evening star., 1951-01-14
RMS. APrs. TO SHARE tcont.) J

YOUNG LADY to share attrac Conn.
$50 s xkdays. VS. All All day Sis Sat. and sun.
IxRS ARR sa5Ss2 sbs5s 1,1sdsm na g1sf 1ss esaS aD
GRNTLEMaN. aRlsRHIi IN onsS' sss $3.50. to share
reas. oV. 0571. Sat. and Sun. only.
WOULD LIKE TO SHARE my new
apartment with another girl; 20
min. express bus to town. GE. 9031.
WIDOW WISHES TO SHARE bedroom
apt: Jewish preferred. Phone Ia.
SHARE APT. with Christian woman
1 OR GIRLS TO SHARE one-bed-
room apt. in NV. apt. bldg. co.
LADY WHO LIKES CHILDREN to
share apt. with young mother; very
,reas. Call for details. TU 4S16. IA
ATTRAC. Buckingham apt. to share
with refined lady. 3D-35; conv. PEN
tagon, town. MRS. JONES. CHI. 1905.
RESPONSIBLE YOUNG MAN to share
attrac.. conv. located apt; refs ex-
changed; Cali OR. ,3!69. IA
share twin bedrm. with other; laun,
phone privil.; conv. loc. DU. 1894.
LOCATED DOWNTOWN
apt; 3 rooms. kit. facil.; woman to
share with mature young woman:
ref. exchanged: call Sat, Sun; after
$50 weekdays. ME. 1895, Ext BE.
- -15
MT. PLEASANT - One gentleman,
share large home with others; pri-
yate bedroom: S45 Der mo. HO.
S641 over week end, weekdays after
5 pm. -19
MIDDLE-AGED CoLORED WOMAN
to share apt. with another woman:
must be non -drinker. 1924 Monroe
st. NV. Apt. IL.
COLORED-IS2O H ST. N.E.-Gentle-
man, to share rm. Call AT. 3153
all day Sunday.
COLORED-HAVE APT. TO SHARE
with lady; conV. to bus and street.
car. VI. 2092. 14s
Evening star., 1951-01-14
ROOMS FuRhishsD-s.E.-s.w

ROOM in quiet home, near Navy
Yard and transp.; good heat and
hot water; -307 South Carolina ave
17is G sT. Sc. attractive double
and s SIN single rooms. near Armeery
400 NEW JERSEY AVE. Sc. nice.
ly furn.- sleeping rooms for rent;
$50. S25. II. 6-s385. IA
ROOM TO RENT. or apt. to share
with settled lady; sc. section. 10
GiESS2TIGE;MEN. ! small, .. lge. BE bed.
ttauraa9ts. 412 N. J. ave. Sc, Ii
FURN. DBLE. BEDRM. in quiet home; n
Refined woman or married couple
s3I S. CAR. AVE. S.E.-sleeping rm.
next bath; conv. dntn. bus; 81 sgle,
IS. y S6sr, d6lsi FIR; 4634. ,, g..
III. III. saVxNAH asvafn ST. A. s.I.1Nicely fur
nished; conv. Boiling Field. transp.
! or : employed persons; references
BEDROOM, new furniture, lounge
CONGRESS HEIGHTS rm. fo,
girl: unltd. phone; automatic wash
er; S35 mo. 10. 2-6475. is
1925 IL ST. S.E.-Medium-s size room
in nice home; comfortable double
bed. use phone and sitting rm. with
:I5 End ST. s.E.-Attention, House
once. Library employees home
ing; also single. dble and triple;
best Of transp., shops and res
SINGLE TURN. ROOM for man, nea,
bath; block from = buslines; $50
33l5 Carpenter ST., VI. 1917. Ia
MEN ONLY in house, near Navy Yard
l blk from Pa. ave. Sc. Clean, al
new f"rn. Age 2l-45. FIR. Sill
cOLORED-1ae9 D ST. s.E.-Fur.
nished room for single person; home
privileges. AT. 1865. lie
COLORED-RoOMS FOR RENT. fur.
nished or unfurnished; no cooking
CoLoRED-RooM for refined. EN-.
ployed young cple... in, pvt. home
cooking, lndry. and phone privils
LU. 1-01G0.
Evening star., 1951-01-14
ROOMS eURNIsHEp-h.E.
NEW, FURN. CORNER RIM. kit. bat

NEW, FURN. CORNER RIM. kit. bath;
Apt. 12. DU. 01S5 14s
NO. 10th ST. N.E.-Cleah, COM
Portable room. next to bath. unlim.
phone; gentlemen IA
2 FURN. ROOMS for gentlemen;
meals i desired. 400 9th st. ne.
Nicely GiI FuRN. DOUBLE RM.. Is in new
LGf GGf FRONT A BEDRM. Ss 'SE sgle aDor pr dbe 4
new, furn., twin beds, newly dec;
LARGE af sEans6 F6RNHsHGDl MI e5lfi Room ON aa Car
LARGE ifs FRONT ROOM. man or rRo wom-
COMFORTABLE front hall rm. for
sae eonv nfzs tTansp bath 81 'oRE %t hGt IT.
TWo' f;uRN. SLEEPING RooaSs;
sh8 sfe ias5t + s. ne Call after 6 q! pm
THE GALENA. 1ss Constitution 10 ave.
n,e.-Newly dec. rms, connect. bath.
lounge; lndry. and cooking priyils; !;
1886 nth sT. N.W.WFurn. front
eees TSem Wth reas kitchen Tsnt far and home priv PRIV
FACING 1AieSINe; CAPITOL. ao1 End st. me-.
Apt; 4lEEmpl. lady; front room,
SMALL 70 snEhpraG Sash PaGnf RodM IN 5000 for
tleman: bus at door; new home.
CAPITOL HILI-Nicely furn. rm. for
lady kitchen privils. or board FIR
WOODBRIDGE GARDENS - Honey,
pl: ne. MI. 1851.
LARGE ROOM, private home, twin
beds. home, privileges; two girls or
LaRGEt sGHDle; eoMfQRTaBftE II s7s4st ROOM next
to bathroom. lib Rhode Island
MicHIGAN ics Ga pARK-Newly dec le, rm
nicely. furn., pvt. bath, pvt. home;
rnRNisHgp GHs Is fgTneTi NM Ia to5 557s9 s.,9i.s 49,
Oaks DR.. ne. HI. 9oeo. .'' ohape'
COLoRED-e SLEEPING RMS. for
me men: s. and S.: II, 1880. ia
COLORED--CENTRAL AVE. NE
SINGER aeS% $50 y aqlss montsis Sefl'tIsp hU
CoLoRED-LARGE FRONT RMi gen.
Items tlemen only; with privileges. TR.
coLoRED SINGLE ROOM. T1a home
privileges: reasonable; Trinidad 10.
cation. AT 4293. ~l5
CoLORED-li35 MORSE ST. Ne
Sgle; room; conv. to transp. Call
II. L. g.
for men only; privileges. TR. 2s29.
CoLORED -11OO e1st ST. Ne
xseh waeh. TR. r. aies Sege privileges; $50
ssgle. rm. for man: large closet;
aao9e me- -priVils.; near carlines. Ii,
coLoRED-TRINIDAD AvE.-Large
furi,, .
passes door. Ii. 6-17I3. III "'
COLORED-Priv. kit. Use of an
sxtra SKI n rm;. n.I plps Ss, lge; bdrm; Under
dble rms, nicely furn., home priv.
empl couples preferred. Ii. 7-94S2.
coLoRED-e ROOMS. tsgD Home
coI PTly,isEes oREpEnSr s,S lo.h oR ExG pl ne; .
BEDS; nice home; oT plenty My neat heat. 'Ria Rof
water. Ii. 7-4744. 526 4th st. ne.
COLoRED. 4O5 E ST. N.E.-Large
front room for ! or = men l block
from n1 osl5 street car or bus; reasonable.
CoLoRED-e RIM. SUITE. ideal for
couple; share kitchen. 1877 oates
st. ne. Ii. 6-376l.
COLORED-ROOM AND SHARE kit.
Ior empioyed man or woman. AT.
9115. 1850 Penn st, ne
COLORED-2 YOUNG LADIES; twin
beds; semi-priyate Kitchen and liv-
ing room privileges; television; $50
ca. ll64 Morse St, ne. Ii. 3-S739.
COLORED-1 DBLE. AND / SGLE.
zoos Rhode Island ave. ne. LA.
CoLoRED-1rat NEAL ST. Ne
Furn dble. rm for empl. persons.
Privileges. TR. 1883.
COL0RED-2 FURN BEDRMS., with
bath; use of kit; new house. LU.
4-6164 -15
Evening star., 1951-01-14
RMS. FURN.-MD. SvA. teons., |

ARLINGTON. 10 min. from D. c.
Sunny rm., daily maid serv.; park
ing privils.; man only. GIL. S910.
-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. furn. bed
room; empl. woman; next bath; kit
in rm.; bus stop at door: stores and
restaurants nearby. Call for appt.
between SO pm. TIE. 334S. Ia
ALEX nicely furn., next
to bath, new home; 10 min. to Pent.,
close to bus and shopping. OV. lois.
ARLINGTON-Single room. on bus
line. Otis 1882.
CORNER ROOM, pvt. family; Qp bus
line, parking space in rear; GENTLE
man only. GIL. 1893 -15
TAKOMA PARK-comfortab room,
near N. H. ave-; gentleman. ST..
ARLIiN;GToN-warm double rm,
semipvt: bath; near transportation.
2 GENTLEMEN-1st-h. front. twin
beds. with pvt. shower and bath;
phone privils.; blks. bus. 15 min.
to D; G., Pentagon or Navy Annex.
LARGE DBL. RIM. quiet home. pleas
ant surroundings; cony; trans;
eois 18th RD.' N. ARL."2 empl.
linn. phone. laun. privii. KE. S-e425
after pm. or week ends.
AVoNDALE, MD.-Single or double
room. newly furn., in pvt. home: 2
RIa: blocks wa. t9 5Sss: B E. bus line Els FL or
S; ARL., 1o11 2lst st.-Lge. rm.. pvt.
bath, newly furn., sgl or dbe. Men.
Reasonable; OF. 1922.
ARLINGTON-Room for gentleman,
use of bath with one person; 2 bus
line: lines; sns near Psntag9n ss9n and Navy An An
Spring, near bus and Georgia ave. :;
CHEVY CHASE-Suite, sitting rm.,
pvt. bath, bedrm., phone, parking; /;
nj | or TT, adults. call WI. a573. 20
CONT. pvt. bath, s,a' cont hot water er'
ARLINGTON.-Com furn. sim
gle room, next bath; unlim. phone;
conv restaurants and bus. Gil.
cHlyH sas sssss egAsF, near ss5.s4 hwy
gentleman; $40 Give rt address an and
phone. Box 6S-K. Star.
MT. RAINIER, MD.-Large, warm
rm.: grill, refgr.; mr.. cars and stores
working couple; S1l Wk. UN. 4446.
ALEX Master bedrm.. new home;
conv. to Pentagon; semipvt bath,
PVT, entrance. unlim. phone; gen.
TAKOMA PARK-Quiet furn. rm. !;
car necessary; single or double. SH.
2597.
ALEXANDRIA-Single rm.. pvt. bath
extremely desirable; "a blk. transp,
10 min: Pentagon, 20 min. down
town Wash, OV. 6331 ~5
NEW ALEXANDRIA-Larg room,
suitable couple: pvt home; near
bus; some privils. TIE. S723 Sun.
or after Z. -lR
Evening star., 1951-01-14
CHASTLETON HOTEL
170l 18th ST NV

opecial weekly rates. single and dou-
PIE PIE. rooms; all with private bath;
CoLoRED = BEAUTIFULLY FURN.
doundings. 1747 18th st. NV; DE.
CoLoRED-FURN. FRONT ROOM
Large closet: warm; suitable for
man; no cooking; other privileges.
convenient to transp. RA. o13S.
CoLoRED-I3,4 SHEPHERD ST.
PParnished ndef room for men or couple.
coLoRED-RooMs for couples SO or
S'nsies' home privileges. HU. 6e94.
CoLoRED-13I4 SHEPHERD ST.
NV nicely furn. rms: ali priv.
leges; ., men or couple. RA. 1891
CoLoRED HOME pRIv1Ls, for
rms; nr bus and carline. TU. 2259.
col IORED-NICELY FURN, rm and
inclosed back porch. for refined lady
c6I6RIh q 66guItIsman; ma 70, NO SoII4n.,, T529 ,n
N:W.-Large rm. for 'f rent in nice nice
Christian home; . quiet girls r @ or
couple; all .privils.; conv transp.
IA. 7941, after 6 pm, or all day
SULUNED - Luz, ATTRACTIFELY
COLORED-NEATLY FURN. RIM. for
couple coy eoS5 Or working lady; privileges.
coIoRED-A CONF. RIM. for a cou- {
pie with cooking privils. DE. 3070,
coIoRED4fARsGHE; e FRONT RM.. new
y deeorates; 4 TED s1dS glFls or cple, 143 S
coLoRED--coLuMBIA RID. = Front
6G1f RGlvi!fssE fHRN Gs NRA frsat sats
gas heat, kitchenette with refgr
coEoREphis 1sSS 11sh st n'T IKv1Ia NJ e4o44 81
Dble;, rm.. twin beds; conv, transp. :;
fined Christian home. TIA. 97s2.
CoLoRED MASTER BEDRM. for
bome Een5, s4s n mo; 11oa girls or cple.; pvt
roomine house: hot and cold water
coLoRFDMideo col 6GsH f 'siT, 81, NW.sWarm Nv o1iai
front o,,,1s9 room; nice PVT; ho9mge; settled:
otR sEcep1on st cosfins sTA da pFy sitsr
CoLoRED@REFINED. settled enpl.
mar man no, no dsinking, nn ng near transporta-
coaoREn t5qa; fa5i N N9i Isel 10 OAK ST. Nv NV
rm. for ! or . ladies' twin beds;
$3.50 each; home privils. TU. 5265
CoLoRED-1l1 ST. N.w.-Large
front room in quiet home, Cali Sat;
coIoRED@ssI olH5R apo senoHAi HARVARD M 5SS 81. NV
Front room for refined employed
coLoREDNl7iI EUCLID ST. NV.
Nice rm.. next to bath. suitable |
or gentlemen. Privileges. co, 07e25
COLORED-Large frt., furn. rm. for
man. Priv. 1917 sth st. NV, AID
coLoRED. 7se QUEBEC PL. NV
Beautifully Beautiful az furn:j naao with cooking
CoLoRED-CoNG. LADY has rms
WITH kit. suitable for 3 girl friends;
COLORED-LARGE FRONT room
twin beds; one-half block from car
line: preferably two men. Call HU
COLORED-I533 FIRST ST. NV
Couple, with one child large room;
| home privileges. MI $685..
COLO"ED-FRONT HALL room with
| closet for employed man or woman;
! some privileges; SO. HO. 4036.
-15
COLORED-2 LIGHT Housekeeping
| rooms, sach pvt. $50 per mo-; cow
transp; centrally located; for empl
women Can be seen between l and
pm. 1904 R. I. ave. NV. NO
1868.
COLORED-LGE FRONT; employed
persons; no children CO. S9SS
1871 Euclid st. NV.
COLORED-2OOO N. CAPITOL ST
Beautifully furn. rms, in conv. loca-
ton maid service; company privls
Open for your inspection. J. GER
AID JUSTINE, 412 5th st, DI. 1905
CoLoRED-DoUBLE ROOM, cooking
for 2. telephone: near bus and car
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ROOMS WITH BOARD tcont. J

1904 QUE ST. N.W.-Good food, clean
tation. NO. 4095.
Room with breakfast for i or ?.
13so o IAN1ER IHHRRia Pc Ea NWRandsome 2W Ra gsSn
house. excel. neighborhood, Mt.
Pleasant ear. car; ATTRACTIVE double. well FL
lady. Wei Veil o cooked. tasty aus meals. meals
ample servings; S55-S6O monthly or
p will arrange semimonthly rates.
NEAR E9i 7aS1; ASb;RPWW;s PW; sP1ai P1fLp-Room and
house; house child Accepted cce eess cypress ssds she
FREE ROOM and breakfast to re-
fined lady in exchange for preparing
breakfast for 2 school-age children
rs5s SCI! fttfF fEERY 1m r.. ot aA' i4tbwarm 19ll
sa.45 Weekly; weekly piano. per heeS Tu. s7asa msais
1918 18th ST. N.E.-Room to share
with young man. twin beds, 9
closets; home cooking. S45. MI
NEAR wARDMAN pARK-Young
lady to share lge: front rm; good
home-cooked meals, maid service
excellent transp. Phone AID. SO24.
oV3o Ibth 81. NV, Apt. 210-Lge.
rm. for elderly cple. or = elderly
women in home of nurse: good
Southern cooking; nursing care if
desired. NO. -4771. IA
1851 WYOMING AVE. N.w.-sgle.
rm.. lge. closet. lge. liv. rm.. 1V;
cow. transp. CO. $685. IA
14O9 18th ST. NW.-Double and
tc share: good food; pleasant rms. !;
congenial group; TV. MI. 2740
CLEAN. WELL FURN. ROOM, semi
pvt. bath; good home cooking; conv.
D. c. and Pentagon. CHI. 9725.
2349 ASHMEADE PL. N.W.-Will ac-
cept mother and child in pvt. apt. !:
day care for child. DU. 5943. 14a
GOOD HOME-CO0KED MEALS; ex-
cellent transportation; not a board
ing house, but home for an ap-
preciative person. WA. S42O.
725 10Th ST. N.W.-Refined, young
man to share attractive double rm
delicious food. Id
TWIN ROOM for .. or sgle. rm. in
Jewish home; laundry and phone
priViis,; COW. to Govt. agencies.
NICELY FURN. middle rm., next to
bath; for gentleman. DU. 52l1,