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Evening star., 1953-11-09
UDC to Open Convention Here Tonight

Delegates already in Wash
ington for the 60th annual con-
vention of the United Daughters
of the Confederacy toured the
White House this morning and
planned a tour OF Washington
and Alexandria this afternoon as
they awaited the formal opening
program tonight.
The four-day convention will
take place at the Shoreham
Hotel, with formal sessions held
In the grand ballroom.
Tonight's opening exercises,
scheduled for 8 pm, will include
an address by Maj. Gen. Albert
L. Cox, U. S. A., retired, whose
subject will be "Our Heritage" :"
Following the National An
them" and pledge of Allegiance
to the Flag of the United States, ="
the Daughters will participate in
a salute to the Confederate flag
This ceremony will be followed
by Dixie" played by the United
States Navy Band Orchestra.
Mrs. Leonard E. Mayfield of
the District, general chairman
of the convention, will preside
at the program, which will be
followed by a reception honor
ing the president general, Mrs.
Glenn Long of Newton, N. c.
The District of Columbia Divi-
Evening star., 1953-11-09

The memory of Daughters
who have died during the past
year was honored yesterday at a
memorial service at the Central
Presbyterian Church. e.
Mrs. Long was honored yester-
day at luncheon given by the
District Division. Other social
events included a tea dance for
pages, the division presidents
dinner and the ex-division presi-
dents dinner. With the excep-
ton of the last, given at the
Woman'S National Democratic
Club, all were held at the Shore
ham.
Mrs. Long held open house for
delegates in her suite at the
hotel at 10 pm.
Evening star., 1953-11-09
@. O. P. Women
Meet Tomorrow

The Maryland Political Study
Groups of the Rock Creek Wom-
ems Republican Club will meet
at 1890 am. tomorrow at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Recrea-
ton Center on Norwood drive in
Chevy Chase.
The groups are under the
Craftsmanship of Mrs. Richard
Doherty of Bethesda.
The guest speaker will be Mrs.
Bessie D. Vane, secretary of the
State Central Committee Of
Maryland who will discuss the
subject, Party Organization"
Mrs. Kenneth Cole, first vice
president, will introduce the
speaker.
Evening star., 1953-11-09

sion will be host at the latter
event.
The dedication of the Lee
Jackson Bay in Washington Ca
thedral at 2:30 pm. tomorrow
will be the convention highlight.
The $130,000 memorial, contrib
uted by the UDC, honors the
memory of Robert E. Lee and
Thomas Jonathan (StonewalD
Jackson.
Business sessions will begin at
9 am. tomorrow and continue
through Thursday.
An all-States banquet at 6
pm. tomorrow will precede "Di-
vision Presidents Evening"" de-
voted to reports from presidents
of the State organizations.
The traditional Historical
Evening is scheduled Wednes-
day and will feature an address
on Women of the Confed-
eracy" by Virgil Darlington
Jones, author of several histori-
cal works.
officers elected Wednesday will
be installed at the final business
session Thursday night.
Before the concluding pro-
gram, a tea will be given by Mrs.
Eisenhower at the White House
for the executive committee.
division presidents, special COM
mittee chairmen and convention
officials.
Evening star., 1953-11-09

backgrounds are brightly etched
out and picture prints"
aren't only for wall hanging,
you'll be wearing some on your
dresses. Well-known artists have
done the abstracts, contempo-
rary, or whimsical motifs that
make for very gay fabrics. .
STRIPES AND DOTS are COM
bined with solid colors. d.
GUESS AGAIN cottons, that
could be sued for plagiarism in
that they so strongly resemble
other fabrcis, are newsmaking
. . .ALL-OVER EMBROIDERY
on linen produces a new fabric
dimension. WOOL KNIT
bathing suits staging a come
back and the silk worm
never had it so good as in
California, where silk in all
kinds of weights is being used
for street suits, day and evening
dresses and many blouseS.
MANY SHEATHS full
and narrow silhouettes a
Evening star., 1953-11-09

!. LOS ANGELES, Calif.-There's
a very good reason why the Cali
fornia fashion market. second
largest in the world, is covered
by the Nations fashion press.
It's because it is a market in
which all members of the family
come in for their fair share of
the fashion news. It's a fashion
center, too, originating many
trends with significance not only
for America but the world.
In fact, the whole concept of
being casually elegant, as fash
ion writer's describe American
women, is a California first.
Their sportswear has always had
this identifying mark. And what
woman can't thank California
for really shaping up swim suits?
Pedal pushers are just another
California fashion thought that
was projected nationally.
California fashions are differ
ent because the outdoor way of
life is THE way of life for the
people on the West Coast. Clothes
are designed with this in mind.
They are designed to be lived
in, be comfortable, and attrac-
tive. What girl doesn't want to
look pretty on a beach. Califor-
MIA girls also want to swim. So
swim suits out of California en-
able them to do just that and
also get the admiring glances
all women like to inspire. No at
tractive qualities are lost, either,
in playwear that is so constructed
Evening star., 1953-11-09
By EIeni

as to let you squirm, bend or
curl up in a comfortable chair
when California sportswear de-
SignerS apply their talents to
various items comprising sports
wears roster.
We've pictured some of the
new trends for you today.
Throughout the ming two
weeks you'll be noting many
more. Some of the resort fash
ions we'll be writing about will
probably be in the stores ready
for you to take on your winter
vacation. Others shown will be
a prelude to spring and we
show them because their sill
houetteS, ideas and attractive
ness merit showing.
HERE ARE SOME TRENDS
TO LOOK FOR:
Color and California are syn
onymous. Plenty Of pastels from
ivory to beigeS . greenish blues
and black spiked with color.
PRINTS on solid white
Evening star., 1953-11-09

hemline rise is not sharp or
drastic but one inch higher.
NECKLINES are cuffed, curved,
wide, deep and sometimes stand
ing away from the throat.
SLEEVES get the treatment
with puffS the winner.
JACKETS are shorter and in
COATS a twist is seen with
broad tops and narrowing hem
lines. A change from the pyra-
mid shapes of past seasons.
Hipline jacket-coats are a
thought for the women who
want warmth around the shoul-
ders but don't want to carry a
coat around.
=. IN SPORTSWEAR shorts
are getting longer or, should we
say. slacks are getting shorter
Whatever the explanation, what
it amounts to is a fattering fun
time fashion designed to please
those who enjoy the freedom of
such apparel but not the self
consciousness. The long shorts"
answer that specific need.
Evening star., 1953-11-09
NSA Dinner

Members OF the Executive
Chapter of the National Secre-
taries Association will entertain
their bosses wives at a dinner
meeting to be held at 6 pm. to-
morrow in the Dodge Hotel.
Guest speaker will be j. Doug
las Knox, information officer for
the United States Information
Agency, who will describe the
activities of that department.
New members will be initiated
in a candlelight ceremony.
Evening star., 1953-11-09

Learn oil obo the o Of mokeup how to choose it. how use it, Let
c mokeup
pon help you Per lip line pretter arch Of
eyebrow noturo blush Of Jesco will show oo how
makeup you color beautifully It's
less beout opportunity yours choge with Revon compliments
Evening star., 1953-11-09

"do my eyebrows need re-shopine?"
"why can't wear chortreuse?"
"how should | apply rouee?"
Evening star., 1953-11-22
Lights Blonde
Hair with
Radiant Color!

New Lotion" Shampoo Specially for Blondes
Makes Hair Shades Lighter, Brighter.
Shinier-Uneovers Sparkling Highlights
Want 10 keep your heir from GETTING dork
ond fodeds Won't to restore lis lie and ivsise
see il :hodss lighter, brighter. shinier-et
oneel Then use BLONDExl For elONDEx.
end IiohtenS os il .hampoos. In Just u min.
vies. its creamy. billowy iothes rinses oway
dingy film ihot makes hoir dark end dull.
Hoir spoFkleS with lvsire. looks shodes light.
e. - rodiont. No wonder more blondes use
shiidre" Get sIoNpsx S ,oSo%G ,oe Az. aS
end decorimens stores everywhere.
Evening star., 1953-11-22

Mr.. and Mrs. James Logan Of
Mount Holly, N. j., announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter Grace Murray to Mr.. John
Boston Huffaker Of Washington.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Bruce Huffaker of Martins
vile, Va.
The bride-elect attended the
Baldwin School for Girls and is
q graduate Of Radcliffe College.
Since graduation she has been a
member of the United States
foreign service serving in Europe
and the Far East.
Mr.. Huffaker is a graduate of
Yale University and the Uni
versity of Virginia Law School.
He served in the Navy during
the last war and was recalled
during the Korean conflict to
serve as a lieutenant on the staff
Of the commander, United States
Naval Forces, Philippines. The
future bridegroom is an attorney
for the congressional Committee
on Internal Revenue Taxation in
Washington.
Evening star., 1953-11-22
-Stuckey Photo,


Miss Virginia A. Reckert.
Miss Virginia Ann Reckert
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
p. Reckert Of Washington be-
came the bride recently of Mr.
Claude Francis Lapp, jr. He is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lapp OF
Bethesda.
The ceremony took place at
Holy Trinity Church with the
Rev. John G. Reckert, cousin OF
the bride. officiating. There was
q reception at st. Matthews
Cathedral Club. Following q
wedding trip to the Poconc
Mountains, Mr.. and Mrs. Lapr
will reside in Bethesda.
Evening star., 1953-11-22
MISS LYA GORDON
Engaged to
DR.. Albert S. Levy.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II. Cor
don of Washington, formerly Of
Marseilles. France. announce the
engagement of their daughter
Lya to DR.. Albert S. Levy, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Monty Levy of
Long Beach, Calf, formerly Of
Washington.
Miss Gordon is a cum laude
graduate of Russell Sage College
in Troy, N. Y, and attended the
New York State College for
Teachers at Albany. N. Y. She
is now employed by the United
States Information Agency.
DR.. Levy is a graduate of
Georgetown University Medical
School. He interned at Seaside
Hospital, Long Beach, Calf =,
and later took specialized train
ing in internal medicine as resi-
dent at the Long Island Vet
erans' Administration. HIS is a
member of Phi Delta Epsilon
fraternity, and is now a first
lieutenant in the United States
Air Force, stationed at Eglin
Air Force Base in Florida.
The wedding will take place in
December.
Evening star., 1953-10-30

$500 18th ST. mr.. Monastery
priviis.; reas. LA. 6-6S39. Il
CLEAN, WARM, well-furn. master
bedrm.: laundry privils... ext. phone
etc: for lady. Ii. 7-067S: i
DOUBLE RIM, semipyt. bath; conv
transp.; Ink. and laundry prlyils
If desired AID. 2-3796. 81
ROOM in new home, for L person;
laundry privileges; meals optional
cor Or Ard srd AMI II. 7. AVE. Ne
Lovely rm., connecting. semibath, II
modern elevator apt. bldg; bus al
door; for empl. lady; breakfast privi'
leges. NO. 1880, ewes. or all day
5000 18th ST. N.E.-Large double
rm. gentlemen preferred. La o.
CoI0RED-e 9gIp0SRED LGE. sGLE. RMS, in
pvt. home, for empl. cple. or Sgle
persons; home privileges; no chill
dren. 40S 11th st. ne. Ii. 4-25l O.
CoLoRED-MORsE ST. N.E.-Lovely
furn. front rms, for sgle. or cple.i
Kit. privils. Ii. 7-0574. Il
COLoRED-COR. ROOM for employed
single person. Near shopping cen
coLoRED-i 81; RM.. KIT. AND BATH
also furn. or unfurn. rm.. cpl. OF
2 girls. at bus stop. LA. $500.
Evening star., 1953-10-30
ROOMS FURNISHED-S.E.-S.W

CAPITOL HILL, OPP. House Office,
blk, Lib. of Cong.-Well-furn. room.
semipvt. bath; use refgr. Ii. 3-291 B.
NICHOLS AVE. S.E.-Furnished rm.
for rent: private home; near Boiling
Field. 10. 2-13S0. Call after $50
LOVELY DOUBLE TWIN-BED RIM;
for 2 adults, home privileges. 1852
S st. Sc. LU. 1-3964. =
DESIRABLE front, warm, semipvt.
bath, light cSoking privils.; $50 per
C0IIOREDEl92O Oh 4 ST. Sc, Apt. 3O1
-Lge. furn. rm., cple. or man: conv.
shops. transp. LU. 4-0S51 after, 5.
Evening star., 1953-10-30

TWO RMS. porch; 1st A.: pyt: entr.
500 no.; share bath. No pets
parties or drinking. 10. s-4692. -
Ice. TERRACE APT, 2 bedrms., pvt
entr.; nr. Piney Branch shopping
center and buslines; 2, 3 adults only
Avail. now. S100 mo. S513 Flowe.
ave., Takoma Park. JU. 9-5792. -
Mr.. ANDREWS FIELD-Liy. rrn.. din
rm; snti ssdTm;i SslT lfo Kit ao, end bath; pvt
Cony: to shopping, transp. and Nd
Y; Empl. couple. WA. 1896. i
TAKOMA PARKS rooms, private
bath; utilities furnished: SIS. JU
ATTfRRAC. s-RM. APT, pvt. bath and
entr.; | blk. transp, and stores. SS5
IN PVT. HOME near Chevy Chase
Club. Refrigerated. OIL. 2-3173. Il
TAKoMA APIS, 310 Tulip ave. !
Pns fa5s s5ts dgTntOSn S5cE no1Hb and 2Sed bed
furn. Children ok. S75 and Ss5 mo
MT RAINIER-Attrac. furn., larg,
hv, rm.,. bedrm., twin beds. heated
pfiIs p4Tsh ,ndI IT. Ssh bath wI PVT tasTt sp5r 81
TAKOMA PK.-Two rooms. eros,
ventilation. quiet, utilities included
garage; no drinkers. JU. 5-4462
a
E. HYATTSvILLE-Liv. rm.. bedrm.
kit pvt. bath, utils. incl; $75 per
mo-; adults. WA. 1894. 80
ROCKVILLE-Thre apt. utils
incl: $S5 mo. Poplar 2-6061. i
Mr.. FLOWER AVE. shopping center
and busline, Takoma PIX. Semibsmt
apt; newly decorated 2 rms. with
pvt. bath and entrance. JU. 9-40l2
TAKOMA PARK-Attrac. 2-rm. apt.
$50. beautiful wooded districts. pvt
entrance; on busline; nr. shops
Adults; 1890 Carroll ave-. Takoms
Park, Md. 3
ONE BLK. MD. U.-Bedrm.. liv. rm.
kitchenette; share lge. shower bath
S65. WA. 1881. go
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APTs. FURNIsHED-vA.

NICELY FURN. 1-bedrm. apt. in apt
bldg, near Fit. Myer. Available
today for 3 girls or adult couple;
mos. or. longer; S110 mo. ia. s.
2127 or LO. 5-1975. Il
RL-Three-Im. apt; lily. rm., bed
rm.. kit. and bath; couple only; S76.
ia 2-9577. 81
ALEX.-Modern conv., completely
equipped l-bedrm. apt; screened
porch. S100. AID. 4-S979 ewes. 80
redec. liv. rm.. bedrm.,
tile kit; bath, pvt. entr. also 3-rm.
apt; pref, couple with boy about 10.
ARL.-Niceiy furn., for . or 3 girls
at w. and L. shopping ctr, conv. all
Govt bldgs.. 500 mo-, incl. utils.
10 min. TO PENTAGoN - Falls
Church; 4-unit bldg, . pvt. entrs.,
1st A.. liv. rm., full din. rm., kit,
bedrm.. bath, screened porch, S115;
refs. JE. 2-IO42. -5
TWO-ROOM APT. for gentleman; all
utils furn.; pvt. entr. Ii. S-6635.
Evening star., 1953-10-30
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.
CHEVY CHASE CIR.-Small cor; rm..
$50 mo-. pvt. home. OIL. 2-2635,

CHEVY CHASE CIR.-small Ger; Ems,
S35 mo, pvt. home. OIL. 2-263o
S. ARL.-Master bedrm., conv. tc
Pentagon. unlim. phone, share adj
bath with l gentleman. OF. 4-SS23
LARGE FRONT RM.. nr. bath: newly
furn,; for couple or 2 girls, $l5
Two Vsokis sGLEi r. ROOMS, cNoNiS, near Lee hwy;
good committing; share bathroom
gentleman pref. KE. S-652l; i
TAKOMA PARK, 1907 Carroll ave-
Bedrm., liv. rm., next to bath; newly
furn.; Kit. priyils.; suit, 2; II 1t
entr. and bath, cooking privils. tel;
for refined, employed couple or ma
ATTRACTIVE ROOM, next bath; kit.
privils.; home atmoS.; conv. transp.
Mr.. Hecht's shop. ctr. ia. 2-22S0. i
NICELY FURN. RMS. for 2-3 ADULTS;
over shop center. KE. S-6921. 81
NEWLY REDECOR., attrac., single
rm. and garage, $40 wk, Gentle
man only. 42S N. Monroe ST., Arl.,
minis: Penta,; PVT. he home; @
phone: lady. ia. 2-1793. i
SILVER SPRiNG-Front rm.. in pvt.
home; l blk. TO bus transp.; family
of adults; home privileges; gentle
man only. .TU. 9-S373. i
LARGE FRONT ROOM, pvt. TV; conv.
transp. pvt. home. JU. 9-S214. Il
NEAR FALLS CHURCH-Three rms:
and bath in nice larg home; refined
neighborhood. JE. 2-3531.. i >,
ARLINGTON-Nicel furnished. all
conveniences, on busline. Call ia,
5000 after ;; s.,,,. so ;,
pvt. bath and telephone, sep. from
fui park area. JU. s-2927. II
TAKOMA PARK-Frt. corner rm. in
Diet. brick home mr.. WASHINGTON San
itarium, l blk, from transp Family
of > quiet adults. Gentleman wanted
only. JU. $1,000. -3l
COMFORTABLE sgle rm. for gentle
man; bus al door; pvt: entr. 925
N. Jackson 81. JA. 2-713S.. 3
BETHESDA - Single living-bedroom
home privileges. Call OIL. 4-15,ss'
OPP. CHEVY CHASE CLUB-Delight-
ful rm., & winds, . closets, mr..
bath; gentleman, young ladies or
empl. cple. Also sgle. rm., breakfast
privileges Close tranSp. Refs. Be-
fore 10 am. or after pm. Oh.
SILVER sPRING-Large attractive
room, bath: quiet, private home; for
gentleman. .JU. 7-701S. i
N. ARL.-Dble. rm. for | or Q; kit
privileges If desired: good transp.
Reasonable. ia. 1851. a
S. ARLINGTON-Sgle., semipvt. bath
Ten minis. Pentagon; Navy Annex;
conv. everything; lady. JA. S-3S8S
Evening star., 1953-10-30
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

ONE LGE. STUDIO RM., running
Ais.o sgle., $3.50 'wk. Apply 1$49
ENGIfsH S95qmSfa FsMT'' Fs n;w . small rms, pvt.
bath. stove, Tefsr;; reduced, $15,75
TWO NICELY FURN. RMS. Holly
wood bed; hot plate, refgr., sink,
0qT nome in BEST best @ iocetion. n g 27oo % 9sth t
13I8 L ST. N.W.~Would you ike a
nice r.edec. Ink. rm. with pvt. bath?
oPPosITE ROCK CREEK PARK. 2625
quiet, cozy, studio rm. Refrigerator.
Fine neighborhood Good transp.
AID. 2-9713 between IL and pm.
18th AND RHODE ISLAND 81, Nj Mp
bright. clean, ist FIR; free phone.
1878 PARK RD.-Front rm.. twin
9eds beds: sEs g5 81 Tefgr Eo hot pss1 pssste1 cony
sT y:o apts RE- hk S9S r99ES
CTosR 10 s-1s2- 1NMvery nicely furn. studio
rm for empl. lady. Use kit. dinette.
Reasonable: Ho. 2-SO7S. i
Lovely Ii (, rms, ! with running
CAPITOL HILL = Light hskpg. .rm.,
refer. free phone. excel. environ
ment, gentle home. reas. Ii. g.
JEFFERsoN H4In Rtsof 3 ST. NV. 4ie-Lge. frt
Conven transn, RA. G-5949 II
porch; newly dec; SO wk, or $50
NR Roh.hi ARL. HAL1-studio nm. Pix.
eail enq pAon9s pA' 9-7P%s@ PgsyieseS' q DIX 'IASD
iii MASS. AVE. N.w.-save car
fare; large room. fully equipped
also bedrm.; oil heat no drinsers
PIP 4P f7ssfo' F 81. N.w.-Refgr., clock 'g ra-
SO esiSG-siSS SIERo"si TX s-66ss 66s. emu ss' mso
BRIGHTwOOD-2 nicely furn. rms,
sep. kit. all ggtils;;. COW. tranSSp.'
ssqH sqt HIAFA R f. PE. s-SiN21w NV. cor. PIX. sd.
pieteIy is II furn., NJ dbl, studio rm., bright
and cheerful Four windows, 2 Hol-
lywood beds, facilities for light
cooking. refgr.. maid service. unlim-
tied phone. plenty of heat. hot water
movies near. good transp.; all young
people in house; home privils.;
REASONABLE Il
Housekeeping rm., water; no drink
ing employed adults. DE. 2-403O.
1898 IRVING ST. N.W.-sgle., well
furn.: Frigidaire; next bath; empl.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING RM., SIC
wk.; sleeping rm..- SO wsa PIG
Maryland ave. ne. Ii. 3-7462. i
1It2 CHESTNUT. mr.. Walter, Reed
Hospital: lge. furn. rm. and KIT;
refgr. Child welcome. RA. 6-9742
900 FARRAGUT N.W.-Lge. furn
rm., porch, refgr, phone; child well
come; $3.50 wk. CO. 5-4479. 4
DOWNTOWN, 1422 " ST. NV
Lge.. cheerful rm. and kit nicely
furn.. refgr., phone. co. 5-4479
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Downtown Location
Why Not Walk To Work?
Newly decorated rooms in Ebbitt Ho-
tel Annex Apply manager, Ebbltt
Hotel: 10th and H SITS. NV. i
$500 QUE ST. NV.
rIYr rADT VN

THE CARLYN
Desirable room and shower, in mod
ern apt. house. Refrigerator, linen;
maid and secretarial service $40 Sg99Q
res. mgr, DU. 7-3400. .
Newly decorated nicely furn. rooms
COLORED-FURN. RM., convenient
to carline. Call AID. 2-33s4 from s
to IL am. and 6 to 9 pm. .
CoLORED-LGE. ,RM..a adnlts only
CoGoRRD eG@f RE5vl-ezaio 44o7 hsi 9th 'S 81. NV
$40 mo. RA. 6-5413. 80 d
COLORED-NEWLY DECORATED
Furn. rm., sgle. or eple. 3542 10Th
st; St; 6HTnr 1ET,r No 7;965S9I NwI4o
nicely furn. rm. use Of kit; plenty
of hot water: no children: SS.75 per
s pm, Mr.. WOOD, Ii. 6-56O4. 80
COLORED-412 3rd ST. NV; newly
decorated &c sf rooms; ,rE1';n plenty hot 5t Eatter
coLoRED-LGE. FRONT RIM. furn:,
kit; privilS.; 1r; sJ6s l9th and Fla. Cal
COLORED-43O6 4th ST. N.W:.-Lgses
1ESat Essk. TH RA fSE SE55sa 55dy' all pFivils s.
COLORED-UNIT BLK. of Bryant
together on 3rd A.. kit. privils. ir
pvt. home Call AD 2-0S23, i
COLORED-FURN. ROOM for rent
empI. cple.; conv. to car and bus.
line; home of .: home privils. Cal
COLORED-I3i3 FAIRMONT ST
N.W.-Room in quiet home; homt
PRIVILEGES. NO. 7-5219. Il
COLORED-I6I3 18th ST. NV
| Front single room; home privileges
| AID 1924. II
lCOLORED-LARGE. FRONT, newl!
! decorated rm.. Tor working couple
/ TV and kit. PRIVILEGES. AID. 2-6935
II
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

HOUSE, 14O1 18th NV
Nicely furn. rms; selected menus;
TV. switchboard; ideal location.
I $50 CONN. AVE.-Clean. home at
mosphere; excel. food BY Polish
AmsEican cock; DU; ~ TV9sS2; SoMF ri tor
refined employed young lady; nicely
furn. rm.. with excellent meals Z
days; in pvt. gentle home; no other
roomers: all home privileges. JU.
59o5 18th ST. N.w.-Lge, dble. rm.
home. Call RA. e-329S.~ 80
CLUB MASoN-1726 N. H. ave. NV,
A club residence for those seeking
the. best sgle. and dbl for refined
ladies and men. SIC per wk. and
1ri1S up incl ny t1ll-eoSEse SESo meals and hStel
MOTHER and 7 VI, old son will room
and board 2 quiet refined girls,
days wk. Heme -privls. No smoking.
Nr. Pent. and Navy. Good transp
Lovely ROOM. pvt; VI bath: excellent
DHssssIN's iIss rs GGtYSsaTHoUsE GGtEsTHoUsE, 2o1s Ma Mass
ave. n.w.-Delightful home to live
in, reasonable; have several vacan-
ciess for young men and women; The
SLAUGHTER'S HOTEL, 1925 18th
n.w.-EIev., switchbd.. TV lounge
rms with or without meals. by day
wk. or mo; fall and winter rates
sIAUGHTER's iP9Si GuEsrHousE, 1897
10th nv New res. mgr. invite
your inspection: clean. comfortable
rms. very good meals, TV and piano
special rates. HO. 2-6767. IS
THE JOHN KELPEN HOTEL
231O ASHMEAD PL. NV
n block of Conn. ave. overlookins
Rock Greek Park. away from trafn(
noise, cow transp.; dbl and sgl
rms pvt. baths avail: excel. meals
rates $3.50 wk up. HO. 2-3566
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ROOMS UhFURNISHED

COLORED-14th AND EUCLID
PEtyileees. Psf sttras AD iEo66; 4o66ss S' H. 80
COLORED-i724 9Th ST. NV
, lge. rms, newly dec: share kit. and
bath. TU. 2-6673. a
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31s New York ave. n.w.-3 rooms,
kit. and bath: newly redeeorated;
1S22 5th st. n.w-2 rms. kit. and
90 Logan Circle n.w.-1a rms. kit
and bath; S65 mo.
1854 S st. n.w.-1 large room
spacious kit. and bath; So so.
1909 Otis st nw.-3 rms. kit. and
bath: S65 90.
702 Florida ave, Business 10
cation only, 3 rms. and bath; $50
JAMES E. SCOTT. REAL ESTATE
I'll Fla. Ave. NV. DE. 2-15l3
40
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ROOMS EuRNIsnEp-N.E.

sSsB Ss1 @ OR soTs DEIE g. BOOM 9674S tG5 ssnile
BRENTWOOD YILLAGE-Front rm.,
semipvt bath, refined quiet home;
mr.. transp.; $40 per mo. AD.
2-9l39. A -SO
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APTs. FURNIsHED-Mp.

TAKOMA PARK-Modern 1st-fl. apt,
has fireplace, access to lge. yard
Near stores: / fare downtown:
boasts Pullman kit., liv. rm.. lge,
bedrm. and bath; SOS incl. uttls
JU. o-21Ss. 80
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ApTs. FURNISHED. c.

NORTH OF WALTER REED-Liv.
rm., bedrm., kit. bath; completely
furn., newly decor; in pvt. home;
$40 mo. RA. 3-6997. -3
ENTIRE end FL.---Nicely furn.: pvt.
entr., liv. rIn., bedrm., large kit.
with cabinet-sink, gas range, refgr. (;
pvt. bath. blk. good transp. Nice
neighborhood. $50 for cple. Ii. g.
2I5S. 81
43O MISSOURI AVE. N.W.-In apt.
bldg, liv. rm., bedrm.. kit. and bath.
Good tranSp. and stores: auto. wash
er and dryer. S95, utils. incl. KE.
T-O239. 80
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WESLEY HALL

Ssl and dbl. rms. running water:
selective menus; free movies; dances
Gkly; Bendix. TV: $50 to S75.
213l o St. nv, HO. 2-o10o.