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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-02-14
DEER PARK

The w. S. c. s. met at the church
basement Thursday evening with Mrs.
Sibyl Paugh and Mrs Mabel Thinner
man, hostesses.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo c. Smith were
honored with a miscellaneous shower
on Friday evening, Feb 8, by the
Ladies' Aid Of the Ev United Broth
rem church at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Ramsey Smith. Those present
were: Mr.. H. A. Schmidt, Mr. and
Mrs. William Schmidt, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Fitzwater and son, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Fitzwater and daughter,
Mrs. d. T. O'Brien, Mrs William
Fitzwater, Sr., Mrs. Elizabeth Walter,
Mrs. Margaret Fitzwater, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Lohr, George Hugh
Fitzwater. Mrs. Glen QBrien and
three daughters, Misses Patty Ann
Schmidt, Mary Jean and Rebecca Lohr
and Dolores Ann Schmidt.
A bake sale was held for the
March of Dimes.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sollars, Jr
visited relatives at Bobtown, Pa.
The Scouts party was held at the
Woodmen hall February Is at 1870 p.
m. Refreshments were served follow
ing games.
Mrs. Harvey Rex, Mrs. f. c. Clat-
terbuck and Mrs. Robert Thrasher
were hostesses to the Deer Park
Homemakers' club Tuesday evening.
Reports We're given by Mrs. Harry
Thrasher, Mrs Rachel Walter and
Mrs. Opal Roth following the business
meeting.
A beautician, Mrs. John Smith, Of
Harvey's beauty salon, was present
and gave report on Good groom
ing"
A white elephant" sale was con-
Quoted by the club for the benefit Of
the March of Dimes and the Red
Cross.
Dainty refreshments in keeping
with St. Valentines day were then
served by the hostesses.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-02-14
EVANSVILLE

The March Of Dimes drive for the
Grantsville area has been completed,
Mrs. Ruth Hershberger, chairman,
was assisted by Miss Viola Broad
water, Mrs. Mark Miller and w. j.
Glenn. Contributions included Grants
vile schools, $81; Casselman, SIS;
Johnson, $19.65; Avilton, $7.45; Mana
der, SIS; Jennings, $20.47; Bittinger,
S38.11. Iron lung containers produced
$40 and organizations and individuals
1888 more.
Brief Mention
The Lutheran Women's Missionary
society met Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. Raymond Leochel. Mrs. Iva
Stanton was leader and Mrs. Ollie
Leochel co-hostess.
The Women's Guild of the Reformed
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-02-14
Findings of Cancer
Study Are Revealed

The importance of early diagnosis
and continuous treatment has been
demonstrated in study Of cancer
conducted in four Maryland counties
by the State Department of Health
and the National Cancer Institute of
the L. S. Public Health Service" Dr..
r. H. Riley, director Of health, has
Just announced. Information gath
cred in Frederick, Hartford, Montgom-
cry and Washington Counties in 1913
and l949 illustrates that chances of
survival are closely related to early
detection. OF patients whose cancer
is diagnosed while still localized in
the place of origin, 81 per cent sur
vive Is months or longer-as com
pared with 35 per cent of those dag
nosed after regional involvement and
only 8 per cent of those diagnosed
after the disease has spread widely.
The four counties named were
chosen for pilot studies in the develop
ment of techniques for the reporting
and registration of cancer illness by
public health agencies. The purpose
of such reporting is to further the
control of cancer through provision
of services to patients and the collec-
ton of information needed for pro-
gram planning. A detailed report will
be issued by the National Cancer In
studies in several large mctropoli-
tan areas in the United States A
summary will be sent to physicians
and will also be available to others
who request it from the State De-
partmcnt of Health.
Survival rates of reported cases
were studied to assist physicians in
determining the optmum frequency
of folloW-up examinations and the in
tcrvals within which the disease is
most likely to occur. 1t was found
that half of all county residents who
develop cancer can be expected to be
alive at the end of one year but that
only a third will be both alive and
clinicaly free of the disease a year
after diagnosis.
The Maryland studies have added
to the relatively scant data on cancer
in prcdominately rural areas. Among
100000 in the four counties, there
was an average of $50 newly dag
noscd cases reported yearly Each
year $50 persons were reported as i'll
with cancer and t50 deaths we're at
tributcd to the disease. There were
probably numerous unrcportcd cases,
as well as undiagnoscd cases that
will remain undctectcd until later.
''Thc data collected indicated need
for more intensive casc-.n.ing pro-
grams. Only half OF the newly dag
noscd cases reported curing the
period Of the study were found in
the carly stages, and onc-fifth were
not diagnosed until after the cancer
had spread extensively through the
body
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-02-14
Accident Victim

Arlcy MichaclS, II, Ericndsvillc
was in fair condition in Uniontown
hospital Saturday night after being
struck by West Penn Power com
pany trolley Friday night at Cool
spring crossing while walking along
the tracks.
Hospital personnel said he suffered
multiple decorations and abrasions.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-02-14
Friendsville Wins

Friendsville High school trounced
the Friendsvlle Independents Tuesday
night 81 to "a to rack up its 7th vic
tory in 10 starts. G. Wright headed
the winners with II field goals and
30 points. Friendsville will play at
Grantsville on February 10.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-02-14
A pair of scissors in every room is
my idea of plush seated luxury.


Madame, How Could You?
A friend, who is in Formosa with
the ECA, making a study of the eco
nomic needs of the rural homemaker
on that island, had the great pleasure
of having an interview with Madame
Chang Kai Shek at her office. She
described the Madame's clothes,
charm, the activities in which she is
engaged, but ended with this remark:
"As we visited Madame c., she slipped
tea from the spout of a small teapot
But she didn't offer US any"
This same friend, who is the last
word in efficiency, found the cook
stove in Formosa wholly inadequate
No oven, and she was terribly hungry
for baked foods. SO she had a timer
make her one with legs, under which
she set clay stove that burns char
coal. But there wasn't a sign of a
regulator or thermostat that we
Americans have so long taken for
granted. However, she has found she
can gauge the temperature right ac-
curately by thrusting her hand in the
oven.
Knowing her methods of solving
problems, III bet before long she will
have hand chart worked out
Slow oven-warm Jingle.
Medium oven-pink skin in two
minutes.
Hot oven-red skin in two minutes.
Very hot oven-unbearabl in two
minutes.
My, My, My! Not long ago we had
a good laugh at one of our friends
here in town when she said she paid
no attention to the thermostat-she
just put her hand in the oven.
Some people have claimed all along
that we need better judgment and
fewer controls.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-02-14

Governor Mckcldin expressed be-
lief cut in state income taxes may
be carried beyond this year.
u. S. Sabre jets blasted 10 Russian
built MICS from Korean skies in L. S.
air forces second largest aerial vic
tory of the war.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-02-14

church met Wednesday with Mrs.
Austin Kamp and Mrs. c. G. Bradley
as hostesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel w. Klotz an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Pamela Jane, on January II at Hazel
McGilvery hospital, Meyersdale.
The Auxiliary unit of Post ga,
American Legion, met Monday at the
Post home.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-02-14
1t Runs Through
My Mind
Pv polly UANST
An Ounce of Prevention
By POLLY J. HANST


The early part of this week | was
sure | was heading for a bad case of
flu. So, thinks |, better get the wash
ing done before | get down. Still
hanging on the next day, decided
it would help out the family to have
the ironing done; then | thought I'd
better get the house cleaned for
might be in quite a few days. After
that was done | was thinking about
the meals I'll get few things ready
for school lunches and do a bit of
baking. After all, if I'm going to get
down I'd just as we'll be prepared. 1t
would add greatly to my peace Of
mind.
Bless my soul, here | am in the
middle of the week with the work
done and not an ache in a single joint
which shows how an ounce of pre-
vention can be the cure
Kinda remind myself of the woman
who felt sure she was going to die,
but she couldn't bear to think Of
people finding her place in such
mess. 1t had been dilapidated for
years-unkept and cluttered. SO she
started with the attic and cleaned out
everything she didn't want people to
find after her departure From the
attic she moved to the second floor
and then to the first, making a clean
sweep-getting ready for the post
norton inspection. After it was
all through, her house looked better
than she had ever remembered seeing
it. In fact, she no longer felt she was
going to die. Her spirit picked up and
she recovered Immediately.
Speaking of attics and places,
there's nothing like a rummage sale
to give one an early start on house
cleaning. It's twice as easy to give
away, when you feel that someone
might be able to make use Of it.
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1928 18th ST. N.W.-Nicely deco
rated light housekeeping rm., $40
wk.: also newly furnished sleeping
SSoom, S10 wk; Elk. 62S5. -i7
refFr rsfn ran Iaunapy fG5 pr,S Of Il hot plate
sl4S I.fsr F sad,d ST; NV; bsms; studio rIa;
% Sr |. inner In spring. tx; O653. -I5
Rair,s Emi No sT objestion SsGS to small child.
1871 f {. ckpiToYL, THoY, ST, Apt. 8. ale Can
liz; Ii. ;4-2563: One furn. Ink. rm: foI
1s4o r ST. sT. NV, The churchiIl. f /"
Emciency apt, bed.-liv. rm.. next
bath; m maid ddss service, linens; s17 so
FEeoNTTo. IiGar ISGsi RM.. sink. Its stove,
refer;; S1O.25 wk. 6O4 G st. Sc,
ONE RIM. AND SCREENED PORCH,
nevis newly d turn; Lady only. Ho. b552,
4iSs issf iatS Hiao 81 ST. N.w.-1 h.k. Ioa room.
nicely furn. Reas rent. RA. $685..
s.W., 419 9th sT.-LarRe front room
LIST H.; infant allowed; no drinking;
DUPONT u CSf eIRcIE, III IGs6i isse P ST. Nv NV
Room for cple., adj. bath. refgr.. r.
W; no drinking; conv. to downtown;
$40 week. MI 1865. Ii
18th ST. NV. Meridian Hill-Studio
rm., gentleman. Kit. privils., utils.
No other roomers. DE. 934I.
303 Z. ST. N.W.--Light housekeeping
for quiet couple. Frigidaire. ME.
ONE LARGE RM., pvt. shower bath,
gas stove, refgr.. quiet couple; Sl5
1859 EUCLID ST. N.W.--NewMi;y M; dec,
GRATED. twin beds. thot plate1. Good
location and transportation. -l5
NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE-walk to
work. Newly. decorated room next
bath. Sink. hot plate. refgr.: bar
gain ut $40 week: 1881 Vermont
ave. NV, co. S71S. -l5
NV. SECTION-Large front room,
near downtown. Very cool; S12
cESITo,c Tssk; CO; 2;,! 2l4s. .
dec. large housekeeping units. pvt.
baths, refgrs. CO. 1852. I5s
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1-bedrm.
apt; large liv. rm.; ideal for enter
tanning: also garden. S165. GIL.
GaESoSRsGErowN-rwo bedrm... Ia isre.
liv. rm. with llrepl.; $175. GL.
1878 for appointment. Ia
1 ROOM. kit.. dinette and bath. un-
furn, Apply weekdays only. $50
am. TO s D.nn. ONCE, 1923 NJ st. ".
7saa GEORGE PALMER HWY. Land
over, Md.-Kit.. dinette. liv. rm, and
l large bedrm. and bath: SCI so
DUiP;LEX. 400 taSS and n...-Li1. Tm.,
bedrm., dinette. kit, tiled bath; Ss5;
util. not incl Ia 1919 IA
TAkOMA PARK-One- bedfm. terrace
apt. in new 3-unit bldg: pvt. entr..
o1is onIy; sss RssI a shoPgnf g sisf n1d bu'
COM. An AM M II sTs.03s s si biedrms.. liy.
mo. Mr.. LEE. RE. 2i6i: i've. msse.
e40l 5 ST. S.E.-Liv. rm., bedrfn.,
dinette, kit. tile bath. individual
gas heat; Tenants furnish utilities:
S65 mo; HAcKMAN-SCHEUcH, INC,
sess fESDALL. ST. SEW. ia rn..
dinette. kit, bath. bedrm.; avail
!,il,,,, able lst; $7ls;l9 Isl per mo-. incl.
THORoUGHLY MODERN APT. in
air-cond. bldg: 3 bedrms. 2 baths,
entrance. foyer. Ire. Hv. and din.
rms. fully-eauip, kit: avail. Sept.
RUsr Co. e; 1851 1851 issh Rsi as. nsn's sA siod
TWO ROOMS. semibsth, hit: for
COUPLE 500 month, Nr. 18th and
Columbia rt8 An. 0b37. 3 70 pm.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

sOuTHEAsT-Three-bedrm. semidet.
brick: yard: no bsmt; mr.. shopping
and schools; S115 mo. MA. s565.
FALLS CHURCH-Two-bedrm. de-
tached house. lse: lot: garage: conv.
ioeaei9n; noe pl;, ava avail o5S 5iSmmediateiy; Sll5
SILVER SPRING-Mod. 2-bedYm.
house; excel. cond.; gas heat; 500:
mr.. schools and transp. LO. $4,000.
Two-BEDRooM. 1-year-old semidet.
%asS.:r SrisS: saroase disposal. Bendix
s5spsI and Arer ef'f sd. Nsss sSs per sufsas mo
n ARisIf1SGron. isf Brick 8 l2 6edi ms.
Cow. Cow. to school. WIN lease. Ayaii.
sres: s1as N mo. rm Lo. dsn; saf41o. oHnea.9S MGS
FALLS CHURCH-Two years old. .
bedrms.. clean, vacant: 1 block from
ouSes and new Westlawn Eemen-
ssry eeIt sas School. Large lot; S11o. Cres-
n ARi..,' new s.bedrm. rambler:
full bsmt.; lge. attic; 60xi70 lot; mr..
schools; a stores. bus; $l60a INQUIRE;
kESsNNfSSsas k1Sss 't MS. BE- Ssisi ssisS l.mei.I .s
3 hedrms.. gas heat, full hsmt.,
close to school and transp.; S125
WEAvRSs r. BROS. BROS lNc'' RscD'ffS b. ssod' $50
sls BEDRMs.. IL baths. bsmt.: Blk
e school; yard. JE. 2-6s46; FA.
BETHESDA-Rambler. 8 bedrms.. full
bsmt., shade trees. About l year
old. Conv. to ". ]. H. and Naval
Hospital. Immed. occupancy; $I6O.
I. Z. BREUNINGER & SONS. 1880
* st. NV, Ma. 2Q40.
JUST GETTING STARTED: We can
ofier an almost new two-bedrm
home with large lot in Seat Pleasant,
Nd. Sept. occup.: only 500 per
mo. Consult SHANNON & LUCHSI
CO: 1905 II st. NV. Ma. 2345.
SILVER SPRING. Groom brick Co
lonial; bsmt.; Ice. level lot: nr.
elementary school; &125 mo. BEERS
BROS. I'll o. 81. 7611. -13
DET. BRICK. Liv. rm., din. rm., kit.
bedrms. and bath; lge. yard: $A35l
mo. TO inspect, cali KENNEDY
REALTY CO.. INC. REALToRs,
, NJ MfNs. sSYP YPPENrAcoN-a-bedrm TbS brick
;sinlS;s STU so. nj ia cc4 ss.' Isss and ols0' I'd.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

eos. v ST. N.E.-Nicely furn.. 3-rm
apt. in pvt. home; excel. transp.
ail-DY9i ntils Du. 0oss; ess7 800 per mo. i5 Incl
ATTRAC. FURN.. I'd H.. duplex, Sc
Lily; rm... bedrm.. kit, dinette. tiled
bath; utils. incl; s110. LU. 1-25ss.
1924 MASS. AVE. NE. Two BED.
bath; rent. Soc M per rm,, mo-, plus piTI ane Has
snd cleo; apt. bldg. Phone Ma 97gT
SGAPITAL VIEW CO.. Realtors, S25
New York ave. NV. III
CORNER FACING PARK, eo26 Kim.
gle I'd; n.w.-Unusual Ist H.. iiy
rm:. din rm., bedrm.. kit, back
S;E.-s-rm. furn. apt, bedrm com-
cond.; reas. TR. 1855. ~ ia tSoo
2II6 KALORAMA RID. N.W.-Rach.
eior apt srill, cleo. refgr.; available
rAg. aug. -: CO: 259s, bet. l-5 p'm,
EEintseinenette;, semipvt. bath; near
1Sse Spi'G, Pa and IL Library. II. 3-5537.
baths; avail. until Sept. ]: childrsn,
"a Raccepted; RE. 4S4l. ca
MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-Efic. ant
equip; with kit; nice neighborbnod'
an white; near Capitol Hill. Semi
PVT, ,da path; utiis. incl; $50 mo. Ii.
THREE RMS, kitchen and 5e hath
nicely furnished; pvt. entrance. i,tiis
sbann,ned ibbonlSned; ~ r blk. from transp. and
i3a3 t col. RID. N.W.--Attrac. 4 rms,
p Dvt; pain; 3 empl. adults; $l25 mo-
cnr III WHY rates. HO. 8452.
bath. hS; Can noar oR. 1aaa lssa.a eve. rms. and
2I1O 10th ST. N.W.~Modern. 1lhed-
I'm; apt. good location; $3.50. DE,
1883, call after 5:3O. III
Nh. CATHEDRAI-5 rms; empl
married MAJ cple.; non-drinkers; utiis |:
sso. Do. 6417; ewes, Wo. 1869.
1854 QUE ST. N.w.-Large ! o rom
near shower: $3.50 Week kuFnlsnea;
1901 r. !. AVE. N.W.~Cool attrae
enc; with kit, semipvt. bath; SO:
~ single q rm;. $50. RE. 2748. is "
IAhOMA an PAkk--New, modern; liv.
am.; pedrm.. large kitchen, bath;
eh''feiS private; $50 mo. sH. 1907.
CONN. AVE. .APT.-Newly and beau.
tifully furnished liv. rn,.' bedTms
GdinYette: kit. bath air conditioned
Snns,dsrsdt Sm,s ssieGt ana appreciative tenant
ss5o APs. 0RS; Sept. e /. EN- Ea !ssss Sass
I5lS IRVING ST. NV rms. Kit
ins} SS9 m9j Sr lorm; of, apt, S45 mo; utii
10th ST. NV, near Spring pl.: efiic.
attrac. furn.; pvt. bath. shower
GoVt; a6 smpl. couple or refned men.
1928 P SITS. N.w.-completely furn
twin bedrm. apt. suitable for 4.
NEWLY DEC. Arm. apt: comp. furn
cony, transp. Employed couple; nc
enlicren. Avail. immed. $50. LU
s95 DEcArUR ST, Nw.-s I'm rms.
kit; and bath. Nicely decorated
SSl00 PEI. mo. Cali TU. $500. @ eyes
NICELY FURN. 1-bedroom apt NV
sectlon; S110. Middle e-aged coupje
only Refs. required. Cali 81. $3.50.
ONE OR TWO BEDRM. APTSS Sos
and $120 per mo-, good fnrn 70
10Th and Kennedy SITS. NV. Apts'
"a y ffG2hTysr!ed f2TEaa home. call SHANNON
"a AoShS oS1ES Co., 1905 H st. NV.
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ApTs. uNFURNIsHED tcent.) }

1923 HARVARD ST. N.w.-Ultra con-
yeniently located and spotless bldg,
rms, Pullman kit. and bath.
Rental incl. all utils. To inspect
see 1anitor on premises. WEINBERG
d BUSH. 1907 H st. NV, Ma. $500
1854 LANIER PL. NV. blk. from
18th and Columbia rd-Brand.neW
closet. Sepsrste Kit. @ and bath. trefssnt Rent
In incl. AL nI.,.; ntils To Inspect see janitor
Bush. i4oS Il st. "alNnhN NV. IA. $500 dSD
DOWNTOWN EFFICIENCY-spacious
emcleney apt. in modern elevator
nlog., near 22nd and N sts. NV; $40
tors. tors. IVA IA. pREyFuss 9ssS, BROS. Real
S10S: utils. incl; 10 min. to- to- down.
town; avail. Sept. 1. 10. 2-O61S bet,
10 am. and pm. Ii
TWO ROOMS. kitchenette and bath
newly decorated. have parking space,
stove and refgr. furn. If wanted;
S60 mo. Can be seen after pm.
~ SsL97 Bunker Hill rd.. Brentwood.
ANToNETTE GARDENS, Coral Hills.
rm., laund. storage and barking:
conv. to bus and shopping; S94 ID
INCL utiis'; adults only. 10. s-s1Is.
BEDRM.. liv. rm.. kit. and bath; in
AAnriinston al a near Pentagon. Phone
oNE;BEDiRM. APT. now avail, Iis IL
MODERN mo- e.l bldg. in Sc. Washington;
LnGHs 59I CO.. 1905 H st. NV. Ma.
1890 HoLBRooK TERRACE Ne Ne
LlV. rm., bedrm., kit, bath! in mod
Zoo 4 zAfsnn Il s.~ w ssgs aozFk Il ARE
afford g live amidst ftRPetsssaTe tRe eSarm snd snd
SpaclousneSS OF an earlier era, Blend
ed with all modern conveniences, we
Gl1er nunona E3ve,s l9vely one one bedroom apt. at
per mo, Call SHANNON 4 LuCHS
CO; l505 II street NV, Ma. 2345.
and bath; Attn st. s.w.; $54. Call
1850 ssi rs I sr. N.w.-s lr.. rms. with
Stils pl; Vssn' CAN pT TenT a75S 700 month. incl
e06 18th ST. s.W.Gspacious sleep
IN Ing enn.: rm.: liv. rm., semipvt. bath.
ssis Mr.. PLEASANT ST. NV.
bldg; liv.-bedrm. combination, kitch-
THOMAS L. PHILLIPS. ~
COLLEGE PARK--Two-bedrm apt.
with living rm., .dinette. kitchen and
path; all utils. Incl: SOC. so; within
blocks of new shopping center,
movies and University OF Nd SH.
Soo2. UN. 1855; located at 1926
CoNVENiENT KIRKwooD-Thrressb-
old to downtown; several ultra
$3.50 utilities inclD VIM. r..
HUGHES, AP. 2252 until 8 pm.
Mr.. UNION STATION rms. Kit
Semipyt. bath; adults; $40 per mo,
RE: 2l31. TR. 1865. -15
TWO RMS. kit. and bath. No chill
dren. S60.50. 35O5 Varnum st.,
LARGE ONE-BEDRoOM APT.[New
prick house; well ventilated; well
heated; mr. Clarendon shopping CEN
ter and transp.: $95. JA. S-9OIp
abingdon -bedrm. apt. in Apt.
bldg.; restricted; couple only; So
incl. Iutils. Inspect Apt. 3O5. 23e2
Lee highway. OK. 1884 between
e05 End ST. s.E.-s rms. kit. and
bath, all utilS.; conv. transp., stores
Capitol Hill location. Ii
%826 QUE ST. SEE bedrms., liy.
rn., dinette, kit and bath; avail
August 15; S99.50 mo. FRED A
SMITH CO.. EX. 2489. il
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APARTMENTs UNFuRNlsHEp

COLORED--NEW MODERN 2-bedrm
apt. Seat Pleasant. For adults
S79.bO mo. AIKEN, BREEDLOVE,
HozIK. 500 n st. NV. Ma. 1865.
COLORED-Iath AND MONROE
N-W.-One rm.. fully equip. kit. and
dinette. tiled bath with shower and
porch; S74.50 Apply janitor. 1904
l3th sc. NV. IA
COLoRED-LGE. RIM, bay window
private kitchen. elec. refgr.: decent
empl. couple. AT. 1856 after g..
COLORED-5OO YOU ST. NV
New building, one-bedroom apt.
immediate occupancy; $3.50 per
mo. Call SHANNON & LUCHS Co.
1908 H st NV. Ma. 2345.
COLORED-WESSEX HOUSE, New
desirable 2-bedrm. apt, large rooms
full dinette, completely equipped
kitchen. plenty of closet space for
those who desire pleasant quarters.
S94 80 plus utils. Call RE. 1853.
ALDON PROPERTIES. INC. -I5
COLORED-2O4 OKLAHOMA AVE.
Bedrm:, hv. rm.. din. rm., kit, tiled
bath. SCI so mo- Apply p. T. CON-
STRUCTION, 1924 K st. NV, RIM.
300. ST. 2166. III
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

e611 WOODLEY PL. NV, vic. Ward
man PIX. Hotel; lge. rms. and good
meals; sgles. and dbls. DU. 9762.
ELDERLY LADY in private home; &
miles from Silver Spring. Evergreen
l4os MASS. AVE. Nw.-sinrie. his also
GSSs. GSBS'ss,'l sosED III 4Sss: sSs child s.,S 70,
mother with child. Call GE. 977l.
l4OI 18th N.W.--Ideal residence for
business people. students; cool rms,
selected menus. switchboard. --15
1917 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
SnaEa SlnEls. dc double an, e, and triple. Good
The Manchester. 1926
M st. n:w.-.Single or double, pvt.
bath, telephone. 24-hour switch
board and elevator. maid service,
home cooking. ME. 5l39. 15s
ROOM AND BOARD for working
mG1aer nhiIa' ST Eith ass s6ild' and day care for
CLUB MASON-For those who seek
the best in luxury living and eating
at moderate prices. 1926 New Hamp-
WID0W WILL GIVE ROOM and board
to middle-age woman or reliable
college, student. in lovely Chevy
Cnase nome, In exchange for evening
other ns5s for vsshs sshhoofss rs. che5sn as Ehe
RD. NV. near 20o1
Conn.-Sinsle rm., sic wk.: young
Gov. emDl'; rec. rm.; nv. co. a4ss.
LINCOLN PARK-clean, nicely furn.
privils.; conv. transp. TR. 1870.
Evening star., 1952-08-13
ROOMS FURNIsHEp-N.E.

COLORED-FURNISHED large front
room for 1 or. couple. LA. 6-7267.
LARGE. CLEAN RM., g windows. near
bath; good transportation. Ii.
7-3914. Ia
A DOUBLE FRONT RM.; nicely fur
nished. Home privileges. LII. 7-O574.
LADY PREFERRED for large rm.. with
range and refrigerator; Share bath
rm. with l person only. Open 632
const; ave. 3rd fir. rear $35. Phi.
4o3s 5. DAKOTA AVE. N.E.-Larse
dble. front room, semipvt bath;
transp. at corner. DE. 4O39.
NICE LARGE RM. in Michigan Park,
on , bus routes; So q wk.; break
fast and garage. HO. 0595.
400 18th PL. NE, Woodbridge Gar
den--Large front room for | or .
ladies; 3 windows, 2 closets, twin
beds, semiprivate bath: transporta-
Ton az corner; breakfast optional.
OGLETHORPE ST. N.E.-Lovely
room for gentlemen, in new adult
home; k-4 Chillum busline. RA.
Evening star., 1952-08-13
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

ONE OR TWO GIRLS wanted, bet.
22-30: to share mod, 2-bedrm, apt,
in Virginia with / other. Conv. to
Pentagon and downtown Washing
ton. ia. 3053 Sat. or Sun. eyes.
AIExANDiRrA. LEX ii two-bedrm. ant. COZ conv.
Pentagon; share with 2 young men;
$40 each. XII. S-6S33. Ia
LADY; ADJ i.tS to share AT s1trae, Isrm.. Kit;
GIRL--Refined. eolored. to share apt.
YoUNG Man NAN, win share furn. oS house;
pm. or before s am. is
YOUNG MAN to share apt. with an
sonable. LU. 1885.
ONE or Q young girls to share beau
tifully decorated home with 3
I. others. Nice NV. location. conv.
transp.. $40: OR. 9145. 10
apss;o Cow. NV. location. Call DE.
TWO GIRLS. front twin bedroom,
share kitchen. bath, small living
room with another girl. Nice loca-
ton, good transp. GE. 04S1.
CONGENIAL MOTHER AND DAUGH-
TER. under 10. to share apt. with
same same. Conv. transp, schools. Box
Mr.. SHoREHHAM-Youne man share
lge.. attr. cool furn. bsmt. apt; J;
utils. incl pvt. unlim. phone; reas
10. 2-9220, days; NO. 39I7. ewes.
ALEX. One girl to share attractive.
newly dec. 3-rm. apt. conv. to Pen
tagon and downtown. Can ov. 1866
after p.HI.
Evening star., 1952-08-13
APARTMENTS WANTED

YOUNG COUPLE seeks ! or 2 bedrm
apt. unfurnished. NV. vicinity
prstsrred; KI; S-0445. lis
YOUNG DIPLOMATIC COUPLE re.
Gnire 2-bedrm. furn. apt. Phone
HU. 1883, office hours, weekdays.
FURN. APT. by two foreign diplo.
mats Sept. 15-Oct. 81. Maid service
preferred. Write Box 4SO-C, Star.
FkEE-LandlordS applicants vaitins
tor your furn. or unfurn. apis. OF
Open 2 DAYS. MA. O0Oi. ~
bY MiDDLE-AGED employed couple,
one bedrm., furn. or partly ftrn'
apt. ne; prefer Woodbridge sec.
reas- rent: Box 493-C, Star. l5s
AT. FURN1SHED-Pvt. bath anG
MI, GeorgetoWn or DUPONT circle