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Arizona sun., 1953-06-05
Phoenicions On
Vocation,

Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Huff and
family bid farewell to all of
their friends last week. They are
on their way to Washington to
take up residence.
Miss Betty Fairfax, instructor of
Carver high school, motored to
New York to visit relatives for
part of her summer vacation.
Mrs. Lena Carr, is travelling by
rail to Nashville, Tennessee - she
teaches in the Chandler school
system. Mrs. Carr will visit other
points east before returning home
in August.
Warrant officer Thomas Nash
and family are now in Mexico. He
expects to be shipped over seas
soon. His family is to soon return
to Phoenix.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. James of
Chandler, are now travelling in the
Mid-Eastern states. Their vaca-
ton will last for two months. The
James are expected to return in
early August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aldrige Keith, he is
an instructor at Percy Julian ele-
mentary school, returned to their
home in Denver, Colorado for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Franklin Ed
wards, teachers at Carver high
school, are now reported vacation
ing in Oklahoma.
Major Hank Perry has just re-
turned to Phoenix from Alaska. He
has many interesting stories of
which we will write about later.
If you are going away for the
summer, please call us here at the
/ ARIZONA SUN and let us know.
Arizona sun., 1953-06-05
c H A R M
BY LOU LuTOUR

NEW YORK, (GlobaD - Last
week we gave you hint or two
on how to apply your lipstick, and
how to disguise any defect you
may find in the shape of your lips.
To this we would only add that
before you begin shaping, be sure
you block out your natural, lipline
with several applications of good
liquid foundation.
But now, as to the color of your
lipstick: There is no one and Only
color for every woman. Consider
the color of your lipstick as an ac-
cessory color = choose a shade to
match the ribbon in your hair,
your eye-glass frame, or your
shoes. In fact, have whole ward
robe" of lipstickS. Just be sure that
no one of them departs too far
from the original shade you care
fully chose as being "just right
for you.
Arizona sun., 1953-06-05
MASONIC
ACTIVITIES

The Daughters of Isis held their
Thanksgiving services recently att
Tanner Chapel A.M.E. Church.
Officers and members assembled
for their official program which in-
cluded remarks by DIT. E. E. BObO;|
vocal solo, DIT. Mary Lou Harvey.
and sermonette by the Rev. C. K.
Hayes. The mistress of ceremonies,
Dt Lillian G.. White, introduced
the following officers of Isis and
Shrine: Past Illustrious Command
res DIT Effie Moore; Past Poten-
Jessie Hagler; Past Illustrious
COMMANDERS DIT. Ollie M. Christe
pher; Past Illustrious Commands
res DIT. Effie Moore; Post Poten-
tate and Imperial Advisor, Noble
L. c. Caldwell; Past Potentate,
Noble James Christopher; Past Po-
tentate and Advisor, Noble Ernest
Walker; Past Potentate, Noble E..
E. Bobo, and H. COMMANDERS DIT.
Mena Lydia, who in turn intro
Quoted her officers of Moslem|
Court No. 116
The following day, at the MAJ
sonic Hall, the Moslem Court en-
joyed their feast of Isis.
On last Saturday evening, bN-
quet honoring distinguished guests
Noble Booker T.. Alexander, I'M
perial Promotional Director. and
his charming wife of Detroit, Mich
igan, was given in the auditorium
of Prince Hall. Members of other|
leading organizations of the city,
were called on for a few Welcom-
ing remarks. DR.. David Solomon
was master of ceremonies. Other
guests included Rep. and Mrs. d.
F. Benson and Grand MASTER
Charles Patterson.
Lillian C. White, reporter|
Arizona sun., 1953-06-05
Cousins Meet After
30 Years

Cousins who had not seen one
another for thirty years, met re-
Gently in Phoenix, when Mrs. Alice
Sharp of Cleveland, Ohio, visited
her two cousins Ezekiel, of
1913 E. Washington Street, and
Isam Chappell of 32nd Street and
East Broadway.
Mrs. Sharp was graciously en-
tertained while here, by her rela-
tives, which included picnic sup
per at South Mountain park. She
visited in California before re-
turning to her home.
She was greatly impressed with
Arizona.
Arizona sun., 1953-06-05
Social Notes !.

Phoenix boys and girls will be
returning tomorrow from the
American Legion sponsored Boys
and Girls State with much to tell
about their experiences and par
ticipation in government" affairs
Misses Norma Joe Milden and Lois
James, Carver High School stu
dents, representatives of the Amer
lean Legion Tildon White, Auxili-
airy No. 40, are in Tucson where
Girls State is being held at the
University of Arizona. Arizona
State College at Flagstaff is play
ing host to Boystaters. Degene
Clark informed his parents, Rev.
and Mrs. Degene Clark 'of 103 S.
18th Street, by telephone Wednes-
day evening that he had been
named Treasurer of Boys State.
He and Thomas Green, also Carver
students, represented Tildon White
Post.
Carver High tPTA hosteSSes serv-
ing at the graduation party last
Friday night, were Mines. Ruth
Milden, chairman, Cecil Judie, Will
liam Burnette, Catherine Bass,
Robert Harper and D. F. Benson.
Mr.. Joseph was in charge of deco
rations.
Daughters of Isis Auxiliary Of
Moslem Temple No. 70, A.E.A.O.N.-
MS. honored their Imperial Com
mandress, Mrs Ercelle Harmon
Moore of Buffalo, New York, at a
reception, yesterday afternoon, at
the Masonic Temple.
Arizona sun., 1953-06-05
BY June L'Rhue

WASHINGTON, DC. (GlobaD-
Madame Lillian Evanti, interna-
tionally renowned. lyric soprano,
will escort group of 80 persons
on good will trek. over Europe in
the fall The six countries in the
itinerary, according to Madame
Evanti, are France, England, Italy,
Switzerland, Holland and Ger
many. The party will sail Septem-
Der Is on the Librete' and return
October %, on the He de France.
Madame: Evanti, whose wide and
rich travel and cultural expert
ences will be available to the mem
bers of the party throughout the
tour, said recently that after as
sembling in New York, the group
will enjoy a get acquainted" dim
ner before the: trip begins.
The gifted soprano seems to feel
that to go on enjoying personally
the rewards of travel is much too
selfish past-time. A tour of good
will is, by and large, an opportun-
ity for people of the two continents
to share the fruits of their efforts
to be good neighbors.
"A European tour has its thera.
Arizona sun., 1953-06-05
Purple Cross
Nurses Receive
Certificates

The Elks class of Purple Cross
Nurses received certificates and
pins last Friday night, Mrs. Lois
P. Mitchell class chairman re-
ports.
Mrs. Mitchell is also a Red Cross
Grey Lady and has been serving
here for more than a year.
Those receiving certificates and
pins were: Mesdames, Lois Nit
chell, Carrie Roberts, John White
head, Lillian Patterson, Effie Wy
ley and Georgia Johnston.
Arizona sun., 1953-06-05
Jottings On Your
SOCIAL and CLUB AFFAIRS
Coll your into the office before
Wednesday, IN. = Phone AL 1862
On Extended Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. jeff Durham left
June 3, for an extended vacation
in the East. They expect to be
gone three months. After attend
ing the graduation of Rev. Giles
ShiverS, at Oberlin, Ohio, who is a
former Phoenician, they will visit
friends and relatives in Detroit,
Canada, Ohio, Chicago and Louis
vile, Kentucky.
Arizona sun., 1953-06-05
Mrs. Mack's
Sister Improved

Mrs. r. L. Mack, 826 So. 9Th
Ave. returned from Pasadena, Cali
fornia, where she was called to the
sick bed of her sister, Mrs. Clara
Gilcrist. Mrs. Mack reports her sis
ter is somewhat improved, buts is
still in a critical condition. She ex-
poets to return to her bedside
soon.
Arizona sun., 1953-06-05
MADAME EVANTI TO ESCORT
GROUP Or GOOD WILL TOUR

peutlc value said Madame Evan
ii, land you can recreate the expe-
rience at will. It is a memory that
moth and rust cannot corrupt, and
thieves cannot break through and
steal"
The charming singer will prob
ably make some concert appear
ances while on the tour, but her
main interest will center around
making the journey pleasant for
those in the party. 1t is said that
Madame Evanti sees music as one
of the most democratic arts, reach
ing the greatest number of all
races and classes. The warm place
which she has won in the hearts
of vast audiences of all classes of
people over Europe with her song,
assures for her party kind recep-
tion.
The group will touch some of the
points travelled by Madame Evanti
last year when she went on a con-
cert tour through Europe. After
the tour she crossed over into
Africa for special ceremonies dur
ing the Inauguration of President
William V. S. Tubman of Liberia.
The Evanti good will tour is an
other link in the versatile ARTISTS
chain of diversions which embrace
painting, art collecting, piano play
ing, composing and designing.
Arizona sun., 1953-06-05

NE FOR A MlG-Promising
a date to the first MIG pilot
who delivers one of the Rus
sian-built jets to United Ma
tons forces in Korea. the offer
of pretty Kathleen Hughes,
Hollywoodite. (. will probably
add more incentive than $780,
000...e The prize money was
promised by American authori-
ties hoping ITO obtain one OF
the planes for research pur-.
poses. KathIeen's offer depends
on approval of General Clark.
Arizona sun., 1953-06-05

Dressing loss on broilers is high.
The loss from live to dressed
weight is 10 per cent and from live
to oven-ready weight, 35 to 40 per-
cent
Arizona sun., 1953-06-05

Harriet Maxwell Of Denver Colorado Notionol President
OF the Noonol Junior League, enjoys full life in her
community working With educational, civic and religious
groups in addition TO her interest in the JUNIOR League The
League will hold its notono the latter port of
July in Montclo New Jersey and will unseIfsh voun-
service in keeping with of the organizations
useful, intelligent Volunteer Service"
Evening star., 1953-01-06
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1857 T. PARR q TX RD; N.WMLh:k. ;;dst. room;
DF5S III ns fFfHss FERsoNsae%is 80 asssa decor S
pvt. entr.; refgr.: clock radio. Tv,
African. 2147 F ST.. Elk. 3-0e53
1443 MASS. AvE.-First-fioor front;
| room completely redecorated.
MR.. FARNsWoRTH, basement.
1851 EUCLID ST. NV. cow. transp.
Al All I1a1Ai rm; light housekeeping, $45'
$40 sRi fIHtfP' HiafT PL. NV. cor. of Pa Park
rd., between I4th and ieth St
Young FBI girl wishes to share
studio rm. with another young girl.
The rm. is lge., bright and cheerful.
plenty Of heat; 2 Hollywood beds;
light cooking facilities; maid serv.;
unlim. phone. laund. privils.; good
tranSp.: reasonable. %
PVT. ENTRANCE, 800 r. Island ave.
n.e.-Bsmt. eff. apt. twin beds.
refgr.. gas range. phone, TV show
fTS; Sfi;; slHsSb' suitable for 2; $40 week EACH
DGPoNT 'Sgi Cir. vIc.-1711 1sth st.
NV: Extra lge. Nble., refgr.. hot
plate. running. water, lge. closet:
$50: Du. 7-95a5 or RA. 6-0155. 3
share bath and refar.: mr.. transp.
Call ia. $4,000. -
1886 OTIS ST. Me- rm. and very
small kitchenette; employed per-
Sc. BUCHANAN ST. N.w.-Bedrm..
kit. semipvt. bath; employed cple.
ss7 A 81. N.E.-clean. 1st Il. single
or double. Free laundry privileges.
1910 COLUMBIA RD. NV. -. Lge.
sleeping or Ink. rm., next bath;
clean; nicely furn.; no children. DU.
1924. Ill
4418 18th ST. N.w.-Large Ink;
nicely furn.; refrigerator. hotplate;
cple. or 2 girls; RA R-3002. "a
Evening star., 1953-01-06
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

ATTRAC. YOUNG LADY to share apt.
with 3 young cosmopolites. Call
JA. 2-4596 after 8 pm. -1O
W. HYATTSvILLE-Wil share 6-rm.
bungalow. close to transp. and shop
ping. UN. 4-S757 or RE. 1880.
Z. II SHARE my apt, conven. loc.
to transp. with congenial man. Refs.
EXCHANGED. DE. 2-2624 any morn
ing 1919. -6
PARK, MD.-$4s mo-;
pvt. bedrm. with phone: modern apt.
Campus. camp - uN. 4-7sa1.' ' anu % 90
SINGLE WOMAN has extra bedrm..
unfurn. or furn. Will share apt.
with employed women. 35 to 4b.
III fr1'tSi of DUPONT CIR men
seek rd to share mod, completely
furn., 2-bedrm apt; TV and phono.
Call Du. 7-S367. --6
HOMELESS?-Care to share my lge
attrac. Ell. 31O0 Conn. ave. Gan
excel. address,? Girl 1925, sec'y
or student pref. S45 mo. LINDA
GLAVEY; home. HO. 2-6565, Ext.
427: once. $3.50. ST. 3-5555. Call
GIRL. Hs n0S bet. ao-so, share apt, kit.
privils.; "a blk. bus; in Queens Manor
development. WA. 7-2405. Ill
COLORED-EFFICIENCY apt. to
be seen to be appreciated. Call
NO. 7-663S or HU. 3-4534, 20
Evening star., 1953-01-06
REPAIRS AND SERVICE tcon.. }

PAPER HANGING done at once; $40
rm and up. Sun-faSt, washable
papers. % own work. Guaranteed
PHfER fi s-GSSiG HANGING and painting by
lstoslais Sc1a Io Whiss 1sso6 mechanic Do 10. own
PAPER HANGER - Specializing in
private homes; work done by self.
Cali ia. 9-s933 for free estimates.
PaFERNe PAINTING: ss.. 20 rs; szD
guar:. any time, ia. 9-0396. %
fAaNhiHS Nsat Clean worE ealnhe hev priess %
med attention. Call ia. 81 1SS9.17
PAfERING AND PAlNTING-Satis-
MR. LAWRENCE RA 6-9703
PLASTERING. carp. cement, water
proofing. roof repair; white mech.
Prompt. guar. serv. CO. 5-43S9,.,
PLAsTERING-New and repair work;
white. MECHANICS; BILL KENNEDY
PIHsTERiSG Ni ffSG REPAIRs-old and new
work. large and small jobs white
PLASTERING, patchwork a speciality.
BY white mechanic. good work. reas.
pLAsTER1N Ns HRiSti G-patch plasterine a
Tsf;an TSDeefi;slty free estimates sannd without 9S-
PLUMBING AND HEATING, repairs
and remodeling; gas water heaters.
Guaranteed lowest prices. EN-
PLUMBING PLUMBING AND HEATING, remod-
cling and repairing; specializing IN
new houses and commercial work;
hot-water heaters and gaS-fired
boilers installed. Free estimates
DU 7-SSR6 10
RADIO O-RECORDERS. television serv-
YNtrk and dalivQTv EXnQrf
repairs. Shop 1888 Conn. CO. g.
Evening star., 1953-01-06
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

1880 EASTERN AyE.-Nicely furn.
corner rm. semipvt. bath: man
only. LA. 6-5265. -6
telephone. pvt. bath and entrance
Gentleman only. LA. 6-9I71. g
COLORED. LGE. RM.,- quiet home
sgle. person; privileges; conv. transp.
ROOM; good
transp.; privileges. LA. 6-3961. %
COLORED - FRONT ROOM, twin
beds; empl. couple or girls; privil-
eges; conv. transp. LA. 6-6490.
Evening star., 1953-01-06
RETTPHOI STEERING

Special Sofa and chair reuphoIstered.
labor and material 500; workman
ship guar; 25 yrs. in same estab-
ishment. LA FRANCE UPHOLSTER.
ING. 2509 14th st. NV. co. 6-23S1
ROOFING. all types, cutters. spouts;
THoMAs. T7eiMs WA va .7-Ss5s.
ROOFING-All types. cutters. spouts;
THOMAS. WA. -7-7352; If no an
swer, call AP. 7-1500.
ROOF LEAK? Walls or cellar wetf
Cutters bad2 For guaranteed work
1873 WADDELL's ROOF SERVICE
SERVICE ON GAS RANGES AND
WATER HEATERS - Commercial
ranges q speciality; for service and
parts, call Ia. 9-3074 %
SEPTIC TANKS installed and trenches
dug. Phone Lo. 5-O112 for free
TEIEVfsioN fStiRassSo sERv1cNG, includins MrH
eyes,, Sat. and Sun. Guaranteed.
RA. 6-1475 or Ia. 9-73S2. liz
TV SERVICE, day or night; guaran-
teed for 90 days. $3.50. 10. 81 -5299.
TY ANTENNA SERVICE - Antenna
and installation. complete: S22 so:
guaranteed 10 2-4533
SMALL CONTRACTS, concrete. Gin
der blocks. etc. NE. suburban sec
tion. Call ewes. UN. 4-1165. -
Evening star., 1953-01-06
ROOMS FURN.-MD. & VA.

ARLINGTON-Bedrm., nicely furn.,
next bath; COW. to all transp. ia.
4-1S73. %
ARL.-2 bedrms.: semipvt. bath; empl.
cple. or men pref; busline blk.
ia. $4,000 ewes. and week ends.
GENTLEMAN ONLY-Double room
with twin beds: also single rm.
Both next to bath. Clean and well
furn., newly decor. bus at door,
2 blks.. from Clarendon Circle. 925
N. Jackson ST., Arl., IA. 2-713S.
ARLINGTON-conv. to Hecht. Co..
Arlington Hall. Pentagon; rm. for
cple.; housekeeping pIiyil;; in quiet.
COLORED-ARL.. vA.-Nice sgle. rm.
for refined empl. lady; kit. privils /;
cow. transp. ia. 2-0037 after. 6.
Evening star., 1953-01-06
DOCS, PETS. ETC.

GREAT DANE, o mos. old. .pedisreed.
fawn color, $500. Mexican Chi
hnahua; IA "; old. pedisreed. SIS.
e PEDiGkEED BOXER puppies, =
weeks old. For sale, reasonable,
Phone NO. 1904. --R
PARAKEETS, green and yellow;
$3.50 each. 10. 2-711S.
PETS BOARDED. bought. sold and
exchanged. good homes for un-
1l06l BALTIC. blvd. Beltsville. Nj.
LAB. AND CHESAPEAKE RET. good
bird dogs, fine with children. Priced
from So up. Bluemont 1874.
MONhEY' house pet; Pet; for sale rsa-
COCKER SPANIEL, honey color. Axe,
female. 4 mos. old. JU. 5-5177.
Evening star., 1953-01-06
BILTMORE CLUB
ADDRESS OF DISTINCTION

VOW UNDER new MANAGEMENT
A residential club for the junior
executive. professional young ladies
and men. Excellent CUISINE. TV and
music rm.. recr. rm.; less than 10
minutes from the down. town the
single rates from $3.50 per day.
special monthly and weekly rates.
doubles, and Q few triples. 1889
18th st. NV. NO. 7-0634. -
Evening star., 1953-01-06
COUNTRY BOARD
ROOMS UNFURNlsHED

LOVING CARE for children. yr.
to school age. Day care. So: weekly.
&15 10 S-5277 p
Evening star., 1953-01-06
FARM AND GARDEN

A CORD OF WOOD Is 4x4xS. That's
what you get when you order from
r; PRIEST. OIL. 4-73s1. Oak or
COW MANURE - Wen rotted; SO
per Is bu.: $3.50 per 10 bil q
per bu., delivered. WA. 7-459A o.
Evening star., 1953-01-06
POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGGS
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
COAL. WOOD, FUEL OIL

FIREPLACE WOOD, seasoned oak
and pine; $22.50 q cord; S12 half;
81 for ". Delivered. WA. 7-4593.
LET HEARTH AND HOME, INC, sup
ply your fireplace needs. Cord wood;
wood blocks by the barrel for crates
complete fireplace package. For
service call ia. 1882. IS
A CORD OF WOOD is 4x4xs. That's
what you get when you order from
r. PRIEST. OIL. 4-7381. Oak or mix.
Ill
WOOD. white oak. any
length. ReaS. Deliver. or pick up
yourself. Phone AP. 1892. IS
Evening star., 1953-01-06

COLORED-1433 W ST. NV
dble. rm. and | sgle. rm.. $22 40 ea.;
COLORED - 18th AND EUCLID -
Furnished or unfurn. Large. attrac-
tive PRIVILEGES AID, 4-6039, -6
Evening star., 1953-01-06

oRGANS-We have bargains IN DEM
ments Of several makes. JORDANS,
corner 18th and G SITS. NV. ST. s.
9400; Exclusive dealers for the
medium grand;
comparable to the best; excel. tone;
new cond.; $595. XII. $4,000. -8
PIANO - Hamilton upright. only 2
yrs. old; $3.50 or best offer. HU.- s.
PIANO, late model. full keyboard.
Ssiass Ssass at sH Rrs Ss' 1880 s. GsPs g. NV
toned. ton ,. exceptional .pssp value. sl.49S:
s! srosE. 5RX efsei ess 18th hRAinEEs g. nW. MUSIC
GOOD conditino. kI. s.eaSs. - I'm
PIANO-Starck spinet and bench.
mahogany or blond finish, new, full
to rss 4 price ws $685. Sy sTsady Ts.d
RATNER's MUSIC STORE. 7se 18th
PIxNo IA itiU UsALE-Entire stock. steinway.
Baldwin. otnes grands. Wurlitzer.
1prts. from sos. PxGE GoLIBXRT.
Georgia ave-. AD. 4-5e2s' s:so-5;so.
PIANOS - Don't miss kits after
Christmas Glsarancs Of iamSgsaSe
spinets, consoles. grands; $25 down.
balance in 80 months. KITS,
PIANOS, recently recond.; upright.
PfSsos Tssi PhGas foE "a REN4@at zl7sss moderate
rates. Hauling. extra, Choice of
spinets and consoles. Money paid
applies on purchase price II you de-
eide to buy later. jORDAN's,. cor
s 81! saoo l$th Sna and sss ST. iphSne sSs
Silver Spring (phone, JU,. 5-11O5).
Silver Spring store open daily from
PI4Nos@jordan's are holding a mid:
fine instruments at worthwhile sav:
ings. Choice of grands, .spinets and
consoles In a large selection OF types
fsd sfb nfhe; and ST.. 'qERANsh Sphons sorsfr ST
$1,000. 54 5D and 81 $3.50 osersia ave,
silver Spring (phone, JU. 5-11O5),
Silver Spring store open daily from
r1aNos 1aiSo to g6k Iin'' RENr--spinet. and
sSnSole' 1 low Sss0d Tates pIaN PSs ha11g M1RT
1915 7th st. NV. Gust above the
PIANOS-Special discounts to men,
bers of the armed forces, govern
ment employees. D, C. employees. etc.
Over 100 new and used instruments
on display at all times including the
full Lester Betsy Ross line. Pay as
little as $50 down; PIANO MART.
I015 9TH st. NV. ST. $4,000.
Dust above the libraryD
PIANOS-Large selection Of fine fac
tory rebuilt grands. All look and
perform like new. All sold with a
full five-year guarantee. Steinway
Baldwin. Hardman, Knabe. Kimball,
Howard. Brambach and many others.
All offered on our, January special
sale. To make real BARGAINS. Small
down payment will deliver. Balance
as long as 3 years to pay. Your old
piano accepted on trade. DYNAMIC
MUSIC. 1900 9 st. NV. Ill
PIANOS-Baldwin Acrosonic spinet
and console models. Designed built
and guaranteed by Baldwin
Equipped with Baldwin patented
Full BLOW action. Wide variety case
designs and woods.
EXCLUSIVE AT HUGO WORCH
925 G st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-01-06

Nv. 19-inch, Emerson console. ma
hogany cabinet; perfect cond.; price.
$75. HO. 2-6916. LIZ
cabinet; perfect condition; S29.
LO. 1895. -S
nv, Bendix i0~ and Norelco projec-
ton unit. Gives giant 5 II. picture.
As Is. 500. 10. 2-6361. ~
Tv, Admiral. 17-in. table model: with
table. 1-yr. old. $50. 10. s-5450,
TYPEWRITER. Underwood. stand.
Old, Good cond: $50. Also elec.
heater. SO. TU. 2-4521.
TYPEWRITER. 7. G. Smith standard;
right hand shift. Phone Ol. 4-4517.
able, Utmost new: S37. so. MATS
PAWN6RoKERS. els 4th st. s.v.
Ol. 7-676O.
Evening star., 1953-01-06
ROOMS FURN.-N.W. tcont.,

Mansion formerly occupied by Vice
President. Secretary Of war. situ-
ated in exclusive area. surrounded
Sy wnedsd ne%ld Sc1rstsd Several N,ee1Y very
sstR s:lSe. 'hP5s sS,t,sV NTH ,aass Ps' pIesf @sa
fast available. AID. 4-967S. %
WE HAVE VACANCIES at the most
desirable locations. See our adver-
kaNEs tls1Tsas GUEST S5SsT HSUsE ESST and oosrd'
174O P ST. NV, THE churchill".; |;
Service: $3.50 up wk. No. 7-9sSs.
MASTER BEDRM.; twin beds; pvt.
DFss phone wo Snd sstsa6 sats; Sonv transp' Gent
1Sss p ST. N.W.-Large double. twin
beds. Also 2 nice singles. Maid serv-
ice. NO. 7-9S91. -12
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Lovely room.
PVT. bath, unusual privacy; PVT. gen
MI. H. Peasant. qI MI sfo4 S S 18th M stENiceiy
furn. double room: twin beds, shower
and toilet, sleeping porch: S25 each
monthly; gentlemen. Also single,
ss33ss oHP 4P, 81 gTssfS Si%., 1.-THE Kepnert"-
W. WIS g sG clean; ns.siT stnsle rooms at 81
BETTER CLASS RMS.-Sgl.. So wk.
up; attr. country-style home; Ink.
privl.: ladies. 1865 Harvard NV.
7s
MT. PLEASANT-convenient. meals,
transportation. 3202 18th st. NV.
1850 GIRARD ST. NV. "The
Palmer House." Warm single rm
with running water. $3.50 wkly. -12
LADY-Governme worker for large
fPnnt with CaNninFivQtn hath
BELVEDERE APIS, MA. s-96s3
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ROOMS WITH BOARD tcont. /,
wEST.EV Hall,

1925 21st ST. NV. HU S.S02A
90 residence halls catering to youns
men and women Running water.
Daily maid service. Bendix washers
Recreation room Free dances.
movies and TV.
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
231O ASHMEAD PL NV
Double and single rms. some with
private bath American plan excel.
meals; home atmosphere. HO
2-3560.
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KANE'S GUEST HOUSES
Choice Accommodations now available
for the most discriminating at de-
sirable locations. TV piano. laun-
dry facilities good food, select
menus. congenial homelike atmos-
1923 18th st NV, blocks down.
town. Live within walking distance
Of your work. Each room. running
water. Telephone RE. 7-S499.
1872, 175e, 1884 Mass. ave. NV
A home for young people within
easy walking distance downtown.
Telephone DU. 7-75S4.
1890 18th st. NV, across from
bassy 10 Minis. bus downtown. Free
parking. AID. 4-1625. 3 :
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

2OI3 MASS. AVE. NV. - Dissin's
Guest House has several vacancies
for young men and women: food
service; cleanliness; location the best
in city, Dupont Circle. DE. 2-979S.
CALVERT HOUSE. 14o1 18th St.
n.w.-Large doubles; newly deco:
rated; other vacancies; selected
menus. TV, switchboard; ideal To-
1926 10th ST. N.w.-at Dupont
Circle, Bradley Arms: delicious food
and delightful rooms for refined
girls and boys. MRS. SNYDER.
LOVELY THEfHOl WARM RIM in cheerful
home for elderly person: tray serv-
fee; no smokers. Refs. EN-. 2-792S.
1927 BELMONT RD. NV. Get set
6 tied in good place to live before
the inausural crowds: beautiful,
quiet, clean, house: excellent cook
ing; 2 meals daily; z days week:
best trans; try US and see. SIS
FOR EMPLOYED MOTHER. care of
child; NV. section, near school; TV.
Bendix. Ia 9-5307.
VICE. Ice. DBLE. RM.; twin beds;
good breakfast. Det. Southern home.
tsas Sc; 18TH 18Th ST. N.w.-Large triple
and double rooms for men and
women: plenty of good food; laun-
dry facilities; S50-65 month.
Phone HU. 3-7356. Ia
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NICE Sc. SEC.-Liv. rm.. bedrm..
bath. refgr.. ph., washer, dryer, pvt.
entr.; l person. $50. LU. 2-373S.
LOVELY TwIN-BED RIM, semipvt.
bath; $35 for l or $50 ca. for g;
unlim. phone. Call LU. 1-1669. -