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Evening star., 1953-08-26
Cabbage ou Grotin

Cabbage au gratin is q hearty
dish, much liked by most men.
Put a few strips of bacon on
the bottom Of a baking dish.
Next put in a layer of shredded
cabbage, sprinkle with salt and
pepper. A dash of curry pow
der goes we'll, too. Next, a layer
of sliced, tart apples; next, 2
more strips of bacon, then more
cabbage. Repeat until the dish
is full, then pour some dry red
wine over all. Sprinkle grated
Swiss cheese over the top, cover
this with breadcrumbs, dot with
butter. cover, and bake in a
moderate oven. Towards the
latter period Of cooking, uncover
the dish to permit the crumbs
to brown.
Evening star., 1953-08-26
Couples Romance Opposed
by Both Sets of Parents

er or not his drinking has be-
come habitual. These may be
deciding factors in your personal
verdict.
DEAR MISS NISSEN: I'm
very much in love with q girl of
II, who lives quite a distance
from me. Consequently, / only
see her week ends. Lately she's
been having dates with other
boys on Saturday nights and I'm
afraid she's losing interest in
me. I know she likes me and
don't want to lose this friend
ship altogether.
RICKY.
ANSWER: A girl Of II invari-
ably participates in many school
activities, some of them includ-
ing boys. It would be very diff
f1cult for her to restrict her
hometown dating to school days.
leaving the week ends clear for
you. Furthermore. it's not easy
for an active, perSonable young
lady to cut herself of socially
fro mher hometown friends. It
would be necessary for her to do
so, if she dates only you. OF
course. it isn't easy for you to
love a girl who is unavailable
most of the time, so I earnestly
urge you to extend your own
dating. Be friendly with girls
nearer to you. even though you
continue to see the distant one
occasionally.
DEAR MISS NISSEN: am
18 and went with Jimmy for
two years before he was sent
overseas. Recently / met john
ny, whom I like very much and
who has proposed to me. I
wrote Jimmy about it, but he
sent me a very nice birthday
present anyway. Should I send
the gift back, or keep it?
c. F..
WEIR: Write Jimmy
again, thank him for the gift,
tell him you feel that under
the circumstances you shouldn't
keep it, and suggest that you
send it to his home. Shipping 1t
back overseas would involve a
lot of red tape, and would just
help to load him down with
excess baggage.
Muriel NiSSen lDill reply to all
readers tUho ask her help. Write
for free leatlet Do, Mother
Complex" In all cases, be
sure to incloSe an addressed.
stamped envelope and send re-
quest to her, in care of the
WomGn'S Department, The
Euening Star. Washington 4.
D. C..
Evening star., 1953-08-26
Recipe
Notebook
Apple Topioco


A favorite New England des-
sert is Apple Tapioca.
Soak V cup of old-fashioned
pearl tapioca in 2 cups of water
overnight.
Next day put it over direct
heat to cook for 20 minutes, or
until the tapioca is transparent.
Add a little salt. Peel and
quarter 5 medium apples and
sprinkle them lavishly with
sugar, cinnamon and ginger. Put
them in q baking dish.
Pour the tapioca over them
and bake in a moderate oven
until the apples are tender
usually about IS minutes.
Serve hot with cream.
Evening star., 1953-08-26
CooIinq Hint

Have a thermoS bottle Of
chilled witch hazel on your night
stand. When heat and perspira-
ton conspire to keep you awake,
pour some of the witch hazel
onto a cotton square. Wipe your
forehead and face. Hold the pad
for a moment on your eyes, tenn
pie and nape of the neck. AS
the liquid evaporates, a GOODNESS
develops.
Evening star., 1953-08-26

er or not his drinking has be-
come habitual. These may be
deciding factors in your personal
verdict.
Evening star., 1953-08-26

home since her marriage two
years ago. I would like to give
party for them during their
visit. Will you please tell me
how the invitations should be
worded and also what type Of
party would be best to give?
Answer: An evening reception
is the most practical thing to
give. The invitations are written:
ITO meet Mr.. and Mrs. John
JONES'" then followed by the
date and the time. (To meet
does not mean they are strangers
but merely that the party Is
given for themD
What should be SerUed for a
formal dinner. a buffet lunch
or supper? Mrs. Post is sorry
she cannot GnSUer personal
mail. Her leafet E-25, Menus
for EUery Occasion" will help
you. To obtain a copy send 10
cents in coin to Department
EP. care OF The Evenino Star,
p. o. Bor SO, Station G, New
York 19, N. Y.
Evening star., 1953-08-26
Emily Post Advises

A letter asks: would it be
permissible for a young woman
in her early twenties to take the
same train home from a distant
city with a young man she has
grown up with but who never
was a beau. They were always
just good friends. Now he is
working in the same city in
which she is nursing. The trip
necessitates three days and two
nights on the train"
I can't see why he will be in
any way different from all of
your fellow passengers. You are
both going home by public con-
veyance and continuously sur
rounded by plenty of chaperoning
passengers.
Reception for Daughter
Dear Mrs. Post: My daughter
and her husband and their new
baby plan to spend their vaca-
tion here with us. My daughter
was born and brought up in this
town. This will be her first trip
Evening star., 1953-08-26

right for most occasions.
Soft collar shaping and
push ups on the sleeves,
plus neat buttonine odds
elegance to this new coot.
Evening star., 1953-08-26

Ldy-Alray Plan
Convenient Terms Arranged
BALTIMORE NEW YORK
Kodiak mirror., 1953-04-11
Shower Given Miss magnusen

Miss Lorraine Magnusen. whose marriage to Kenneth E. Rhein will take place on April "A, was honored at d kitchen shower Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Germaine Madsen. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Herb Norris, and the Misses Arlene Herring and Nancy Norman.
 Miss Magnusen was also guest recently at a shower given by Mrs. Gene Vosburg.
 Rhein has returned to his former job in the telephone department at KNS, after serving two years in the army at Ft. Richardson.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-04-11
Last Music Trails Concet tl
 Scheduled For Tuesday

The fourth and last conce l of this years Alaska Mus Trail series will be heard Tues day evening, when Raymon6 Manton, young America tenor, will sing at the USl Club at 8:15 pm.
 Don Jones, Manton's accom- panist, will assist at the piano, in the following program:
 o Sleep Why Dost Thou Leave Me, by Handel: La Nioletto, Scarlatti; Tamino's S Aria from the Magic Flute, Mozart; Six Songs from Dichterliebe by Schunann.
 Lamento di Federico from
Kodiak mirror., 1953-04-11
Students Elecsio
 ~oniiDg Up Thursday

Next Thursday the students of Kodiak High School will olect a president for their stu lent council. Marcia Lund and Gerald Gundlach were elected last week during the schools S primary election to run for the office.
 A week of intense cam paigning preceded the pri- mary election. The walls of the school were plastered with political" posters. The Seniors acted as judges and clerks of the election and others acted as campaign managers for the lower class men.
 The office of vice-president
Kodiak mirror., 1953-04-11

I'Arlesiana, Cilea; Le Rex e rom Manon by Massenet; Jhanson Triste, Duparc; Au-
 ade by Lalo; two songs by oouIenc.
 Also A Dream, Grieg; Love Hest of Trees, Duke; Go Way from My Window, Niles; and Miranda, by Hageman.
 Tenor Manton sang his con- cert debut in June, 1851. in San Francisco, where he was widely acclaimed as one of the foremost of young American singers.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-04-11
KoHIAKeMIRROR

is being sought by Jackie Foster, Carl Smith and Pat Sautner.
 Two candidates for secre- tary are Marie Anderson and Cherie Slower while Billy Frost and Barbara Moffitt are run- ming for treasurer.
 Those seeking the office of fire chief and Sgt. at Arms are Jim Anderson and Ken Mckee feroff.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-04-11


 Since then he has appeared as soloist with the San Fran cisco Symphony Orchestra, the Standard Symphony Hour Television series, the Standard Hour, and in Werner Jansen Symphony television films.
 Of Manton's debut recital, critic Alfred Frankenstein of the San Francisco Chronicle wrote: "One of the best known opera stars of tomorrow made his professional de- but. and is a creature of a kind that appears rarely in America, a natural-born oper- atic tenor. He has a big voice and one that rings with the true golden tenor quality in every part of it's range"
Kodiak mirror., 1953-04-11

The new Kodiak Naval Sta- tion grade school will be open for inspection of students and parents at 2 pm tomorrow.
 Open house will be the or der of the day for the new school which was recently completed.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-04-11

Mrs. Della Hamilton of Mountain View has been selec- ted as Alaskan Mother of the Year.. She will go to New York City in May to represent the territory at the annual aw ards ceremonial luncheon at which time the American mother of the Year will be an- nounced.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-04-11
NNS Artists Smear &s8jnt On Canvas

An artists club headed by Paul 6ond has been formed at Godiak Naval Station.
 Over 40 sailors, dependents and civilian employees are ap- plying paint to canvas on Mon. day, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at the base.
 Bond is assisted by Jerry Harness and Herb Andrews in these classes. Andrews in- structs Tuesday night in car ,tooning.
 Patrol Squadron -42 arrived ait Kedlak Naval Station re. centiy for a tour of duty. The squadron is commanded by Cdr. John l.. Gallaghar, USN.
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IRMs.. APIS. TO SHARE tcen..

A LADY TO SHARE one bedroom
apartment, NV, with me. Cali al
day Sunday. after 9 weekdays. Ho
EMPI.' lADY-share. a-bedrm. apt
S45. co. 5-7744, Ext. lis South. :
SEVERAL JEWISH YOUNG MEN have
nicely furn.. home to share with
transp. ia. 9-6743. III
GIRL TO SHARE APT. pvt. bedrm.
everything furn. 1929 2Ist pl. Sc.
phone LII. 4-6128 or LII. 4-6103.
GIRL, 25 to 80. to share 6-rm. furn
transp. RA. 3-7s7s. NV" ~ ''
LADY WILL SHARE 5-rm. BUNGALOW
! or people. Call UN. 4-S757 OF
AAPP;; 7-@o14, or RE. 1880. Ext.
BUsiNEss GIRL to share mod, air.
reas. DI. 7-74O7.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, young lady
desires share attrac., cheerful. apt
with another; COW. transp. Boz
164-C. Star.
YOUNG MAN. to share lge.. NIGEL,
furn. rm.. twin beds. excel. transp.
mr.. stores; 81 wk. Ia. $4,000
YOUNG MAN. would like anothe,
young man to share beaut. apt. ii
1856 Belmont st. NV: SAG 80 pei
mo M nc Gan s see any time or call ANDY
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Bachelor share
bedrm.; twin beds. sitting rm.. bath
phone; $35 month. OIL. 1888
EXTREMELY ADAPTABLE bachelor
seeks to share comfortable, well
Turn. quarters, preferable George
town. Box 2til-A, Star.
COLORED-CPLE. or 2 men to share
apt: cow. NV. location. RA.
3-lR03. III
GIRL, colored. to share apt. In lovely
ne. section. Ii. 6-19S4.
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ROOMS FURN.-N.E. Cont

Mr.. Blu. OF ENGRAVING. ais 18th
st. s.w.-Single and double sleeping
rms. for men only. ST. 3-17s4.
BRAND-NEW HOME. unlim. phone.
rm. next to bathroom, l or 2 gents
or couple. 10. 2-1416.
MASTER BEDRM., twin Simmons
UeGS o SsSo tsrn ph0 Ms,. e aSs
MAN. sgle. rm.. pvt. home; privs. :
meals can be arg; good residential
neiShborhood. LU. 2-9144.
Ice. FURN. RIM, with kitchenette.
for smpl; couple or sgl. man. Cali
RIM. FOR GENTLEMAN in new Diet
Xavier Catholic Church. LII. l.
100 18th ST. SEA bice home for
working lady. Overlooking Lincoln
PIX; cook" ldry. privils. Ii. 6-1939.
1917 sOth ST. Sc. on Pa. ave: iov.
COW. transp. SIS a wk. LII. S-i310.
CAPITOL LoCATIoN-aoo 4th st.
s ciosetc .v, nicely turn Fm.; Lee:
Frigidatre; rent, $40 and So. Call
1926 ANACOSTIA RID. S.E.-Lge.
front rm. for gentleman. Call LU
FOR LADY OR GENT, sgle. with ige.
closet next bath. Bus CA by door
1909 MINI. ave. sc. IS"
SEE single rooms in German
home. Call 10. 2-1690 between
NICE Ice. RM.. twin beds: 2 work
Ing ssi girls; privils' reas'; Sc. sec
1908 14th ST. Sc. - Newly furn.,
twin beds. closets; suit. people.
1914 INDEPENDENCE AVE. Sc
Nice, quiet pvt. home; rm. for 1 or 2
4-62S1. lib
CoLORED-DBLE. RIM. cow. to
transp. and shopping center; privil.;
reasonable. Ii. 3-6193.
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

TWO NICE, LARGE RMS. hot plate.
sink, laund. priv, In q Oct. home,
close to everything; children and
pets allowed. 1918 Kansas ave. NV.
1447 MASS AVE. NV. Front, $14
week, for married cDle.. no drinkers.
decorated. tWin-bed rms, for girls:
asS: 9'S Sk fl NJ 5oU saf N. nd
NV sVSDOBiaEsDiR M. for 'H lady absteiner;
dble. hot plate. refsr., lge. closet;
excel. transp.. unlim. phone. RA.
1910 PPsT. NV, THE churehiil'-
R RSlsi s S@;: SO So WF. NO 7-ssss'
kit; hare bath; empl. cple.; cow.
transp.; reas. AID. 4-6911. II
QUIET CPLE.-Sunny. front. studio
I'm, 5 windows; refsrs;. s IX, africans 1s
1 fafn. G St Tm also Cd dOle rm tRin
LGE. DBLE. front rm.. .cple. or 2
s ADULTS stove Ge0 f.fs Se sink q Il s 4a95
SCOTT C1RCLE-1527 o st. NV.
light housekeeping rm.. furn,; Tor
! EMPLOYED person; linens uaiuE IN
se%Pyyt . bath ;,t refer Ter MFs Norris
Ink. RIM, S12 wk. sgle. or dble;
pvt. entr., overlooking Union sta
f 5STa II h Sol 49ela$ 3Sd ST. ne Lie Ii g.
DUPONT S CIRCLE vIC.-very lRe. 8
Sinadows. twin beds sSa Eefsr,' hot Plate;
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1922 n;w.-Lge;
Sleeping rm., adjoining bath. $6., AD.
3-1365: HU, 3-S657. -l5
GEORGIA AND NEW HAMP. AYES
bus and cars at door. ia. 1854.
coNy. TO DOWNTOWN, 1928 Euclid
n a nv G HT ae9iS; Ink; list
de- dec; SEQ mo. i416 goth st. NV.
DUPONT CIRCLE, clio R st. NV
Lac, nicely furn. light housekeeping
Tm With I TgnntnF bo wassF. - rms
St rom So t. SO TE. K St. NV
,sssT7; S SNTak1o rL. N.w,-Ise. studio
rm.. kit. $l2 VIZ sso sEle.; ~ 2-5 3 I'm
turn. rms, $3.50. AID. 4-s1i3. 10
NICELY FURN. RIM. NV; for lady:
pvt. home; kit. privilS. Il desired;
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1889 P st. NV.
nice lge. front rm. for Ink: also a
sgle. rm. AID. 1920,
Sc. CONG. HTS.-A. F.. Just, pvt.
s snd trs sTaplO J 5 2ssssa. EXC iu'n'
Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE, completely
furnished, inc. refsr., running water;
1242 21st st. nv: NE; S-5473. 22
Ice. rms. for 8; baby ok. Cow.
shops, buses. churches. Will redeco-
rate. AD. 10000. -l7
1889 18th ST. N.W.-1st mr.. bed
sitting rm.; lge. clos; complete kit.
pvt. entr.: So wk. for one. $12.75
for . DE. 2-1675. --21
Ii33 CLIFTON ST. .N.w-Sgle. or
dble. rm,; next to- bath; baby &C.
cepted; S11 wk. Also apt. to share.
no. 2-9507. liz
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

1917 N. lockwood. .ARL.. lovely
room. mr.. bus. unlim. phone;a Living
room privileges. ia. S-531S. -16
pvt. bath in each, rm.. extra lee..
son; radio. phone. or. 4-7s7s.
GENTLEMAN. single room, private
home. Good community; bus serv-
ice W block; $50 mo. XII. 9-5267.
ARL.-one bedrm.. twin beds. pvt.
liv. rm. Tv' phone; Laundry privllsSiE;
FURN., RIM, next bath; l blk. from
bus; 10 Minis. to Pentagon. Call TIE.
ARLiNGGToN-Room and bath. apt
bldg; unlim. phone; COW. to Pen
tagon and bus; lady pref. ia. 7-14S3
FURN. RIM. for rent: reasonable;
single single or double 73S So SLIGO ave-;
AVONDALE-Bedrm pvt. bath, uni.
phone; linens furn.: all cows. l blk.
SILVER SPRING, close in - Large
room, nicely furn.. dble; BED, mahog;
LARGE FRONT BEDRM.; i blk. from
transp.; pvt. family: gentleman pre-
ferred. Call AP. 7-7776. --l5
COLLEGE PARK-Lge, furn. bedrm..
dhIe. closet los,d one $40; two S SO.
C CON- osTlgi FuRN. ROOM: no
other roomeTs; o COW. loo M: G!sF-
R sNoSn' With VIII pvt. bath and Garase;
Si177ssssEii, refs required Call M15 5E'
ARL,@LGE. RIM, pvt. bath. phone,
water in rm.; min. Pentagon. on
bus route; gentleman. OF. 4-S53s.
pp1cuT SrNNv ROOM. next to
bath: quiet home; near bus: garage
N Il Iss BGCKi NC room with twin
beds or 7 ssntie sat s Sn e Sas-
CoLEsvILLE RD., mr.. MOL. attrac.
rm., new home. PVT. bath unlim:
N phone cHE y %e GHS sg s5fsSGE COZ
En- EN- 99vvss3sS, 81. H a-26s5. "-O "A
LGE FRONT RIM, 2 mi. from Naval
Ordnance. $3.50 week. Call EV.
A fi2sOS So, OF Columbia pike. near
Pentagon; lovely twin-bed rm., re-
fined ladies; privils. ia. s-2622.
CoMFORTABLE RIM. pvt. bath.
For gentleman. OIL. 4-19S9, 1O:3U-
LARGE &C. F aGR hts& 81 R&.. pvt. bath,
sun deck; near Chevy Chase Club;
N. 4RL.GFur. rm. pvt; entrance, /,
block to bus and shopping. ia.
ARL'-Dble. rm., next to bath. cedar
n LINED closets a a hsTagood f0ors' unllm
S. ARL.ELee. front room. pvt. home,
man PREFERRED; OF. 4-ss23.
FMS for men nvt- home: blk, to
buS, IA. 4-0gSS. 81
h. ARLiNGTON-Lge. rm., conf.
cow, pvt. bath; near bus; parking
avail. Gentleman. ia. 2-09SO.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS room in
t!eman. S35 mo. AP. 7-7320:
em T lady. III. 9-sSS9.
ME- ROOMS for men and Christian
lProtestan) home dble.. rm:. twin
section and buses. AP. 7-4e44 after
N. ARI., cow. PentasOn and down
town Wash; 2 girls Or older lady;
! SseR ends A and eVes. after 8. IL
AfTRAG. RIM. for gentleman. adj.
gon; bus at door; quiet adult home.
SILVER sPRiiNG-Room with kitchen
privileges or will share furnished
Groom bungalow with or 2
ladies' large r-cond. living room,
fireplace: close to transportation
SILVER SPRING-Kit.. privils., newly
furn., close to transp. and shop
ping center. ~. 9-239O.
AIEXANDRIA-Cho location. quiet
corner rm., new home, mr.. Penta--
gon: all desirable comforts and
privls.; for gentleman. TIE. g.
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ROOMS WANTED

GENTLEMAN desires nice furnished
room. Capitol Hill area. Box 212-A,
Star
GENTLEMAN, Govt. worker, wants
room in quiet home for late morn
ticulars, Box 225-A, Star.
RETIRED GENTLEMAN, does not
smoke or drink, wants clean Ink,
setup or room with kitchen privi-
leges; small adult family; one-fare
zone; near transportation. Give par
tlculars and price. Box 239-A, Star. I"
QUIET, REF. LADY desires furn. rm.
in home of non-smokerS and nom
drinkers. Box 262-A, Star.
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THE BRIGHTON HOTEL

cSSt%SRE R. ~ l44s sond TAIRM No Ms St.
BRHDIsSY, DE ' S1fieo. oAN - MF'
COLORED - 3-RM. APT, - Liv. rm.,
bedrm;; kit. share bath. Phone ewes.
COLORED-TWO ROOMS, kit, share
bath. for employed couple or 2 per-
sons. Phone HO. 2-5951. lis
COLORED-3OO BLOCK 18th PL.
N.E.-Two rms, kit. and bath: en-
ployed person only. Ii. 7-Ol77.
CoLORED-Two BEDROOMS, each
Kitchen; other apartments. 1885
Park I'd. NV. go
COL0RED-N.E. SECTION rm.,
kitchen, semipvt. bath; nicely fur
nished; utils. Incl. Ii. 6-2547. lis
COLORED-1234 MARYLAND AVE.
N.E.-Bedrm., liv. rm., share kit.
and bath; newly decorated: no
children. Ii. 3-415@. lis
COL0RED-134I MONROE ST. NV.
= rooms, kitchen and bath. Open
am. to pm.
COLORED-FURN. 2 rms, kit, bath
apt, mr.. carline; reasonable. RA.
3-0339.
COLORED-1 RIM, kit. and bath;
Te4neo, SOBER man; cow. ne. Sec
ton. Ii. 7-S41O.
COLORED-LGE. BEDRM., liv. rm.,
kit. nicely furn.; pvt. entr.; transp
at door; NV. section; $40 mo-, incl
ntilS; Apply 5l08 3rd st. NV.
FIR, newly deco
rated and .furn.; will rent as . rm.
and kit. share bath. CO. 5-1lO4.
COLORED-NICELY FURN APT. for
empl. cple.: 2 rms, kit, bath; will
accept I child: Ii. 1868 -I6
COLORED-LIV. RIM, bedrm., next
70 path. share kitchen. Call AID.
RM.. kit. and bath; re-
nned women or cple; cony, to
tranSp. tn. 2-2lS6.
COLORED-2-ROOM furnished apart
ment. 1908 D st. Sc, Ii, 6-2l27.
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COUNTRY BOARD

BOARD AND ROOM on farm. Mod.
err. cOpvenienees; ..,E lSyelE Location WnS5
s Mss Va u r. s1 2GSatNooN' M MHS''
RM. AND BOARD on farm for mother
and child. or cottage, Some farm
training for son preferred. HU
BEs4 Tfo q so x. HsT pT:ps srea home
grown meats, eggs and vegetables
Modern, cool. clean. near mts. MRS
CLINT BURNER. tel 929-F-11
Woodstock. Va,
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

BRADLEY ARMS, 1925 19th st. NV
For refined girls, home-cooked meals,
nice rooms. Bendix washer; $3.50
up. or, If desired, room WITHOUT
SILVER SILVER STRING, MD.-Rm. and
meals. ~. 5-0929. is
1894 WOODLEY PL. N.W.-Young
lady and gentleman: good transp.
SIS wkly. AID. 4-0244. -l5
FOR Refined elderly lady. nice
room, excel. meals: in small guest
home. No smoking. EN-. 3-4677,
I4OI 18th N.w:-Lge. outside rms.
4SGs 9th ST. N.W.WLarse rm. With
R sIds p0 ISG seGntleman; good t5ansp
t tn sout es Jo see sSsa, cOnv bus
MT: PfEASANT. i7a1 Hobart st. NV.
Newly decorated home. home cook
ing; good transp..; large double rms;
CLUB MASON. 1926 New Hampshire
ave. NV. offers de luxe living in. a
club residence. Singles and doubles
for refined ladies. and men; SIT to
$50 per week incl. full course meals
and hotel services. NO. .7-6770.
1909 18th NV. at Scott circle.New
P TeaT, Ia!ss' IN Trs SrS5S9 rs
S SSnp: a Du n.y. 7.sss Ehere you fee at
Large room adjoining. bath. Excel
lent meals; S64 month. ST. 3-7067.
2see seth ST. N.w.-Lovely single
room; excel. meals; conv. to all
Govt. bldgS. ia
q Blk; Conn: newly decorated and
furnished Homelike, atmosphere, FL
mach Reasonable Rates Phone
furnished room with ell-balanced
meals; girls preferred. EN-. 1864.
1875 MASS: AVE. N.W.-Fine food!
Share lovely rms, men-women, $50
up up; Maid service: phone, Tv. Call
1890 LANIER PL. N.W.-Short blk.
Mt. Pleas. car; attract. front, dble. !;
above aver furn., twin beds, newly
dec. Also share rm. with pvt. show
er-tub bath; most attractively furn.
for girl. Delicious meals served 6
%G per soL Tk. Rates. S6o-s67.6o ca.
HOME FOR CONvALEsCENT elderly
woman T12 ON in private home; $40 week.
SGLE. AND DBLE. RMS. now avail
able; select menu; downtown loca-
ton; 81 per day and up. RE. 7-S499.
NICE RIM, next to bath; home privils.
for parent and child or adults; lge.
yds.: school next blk; unlim. phi. !;
conv. LA. 1894. WA. 7-4373.
MASTER BEDROOM and pvt. bath
also single rm.; excellent board;
private family; reaS. RIA. 6-7621.
THE MAR-SALLE GUEST HOUSE
1855 WYOMING AVE. NV.
h0ms S aWav ef from hom meo e aesFs
TABLE BOARD AVAILABLE
THE JOHN KILPEN HOTEL
231O ASHMEAD PL. NV.
Double and single rms, some with
meals; home atmosphere. HO. 2-3566
WESLEY HALL
1925 21st ST. NV, HUI. 3-3624
40 residence halls catering to young
men and women. Running water.
Selective reStaurant-style menu.
movies and TV. " u"n'eS'
DISSIN'S GUESTHOUSE
2o13 Mass. ave. n.w.-Delightful home
eral vacancies for young men and
women. The best food obtainahle.
Excel. transp. DE. 2-979S. 10
RO-CAR GUESTHOUSE
1901 21st St. NV. Phone no. 2-73OO
SERVICE
10 Min. to Govt. bldgs., cow car
and bus service to all sections.
Singles, doubles and triples. Oc-
cupancy at once If desired PRICES
start at S49.5O and up. HO. 2
1900. is
MARIETTA GUEST HOUSE
1925 18th ST NV
THE MAR-LU GUEST HOUSE
14U8 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NV
HOME AWAY FROM HOME"
Excellent meals, TV, washing mach
Ladies and Gentlemen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-15
ATTENTION /
Diplomatic Corps

fully furnished and decorated: Iiv.-
din. Hm., .twin-bedrm., library, mod.
Kit, tiled bath-tub and shower;
open-decked awning porch overlook
ing miles Of Potomac and Va. hills;
pvt. entr.; IL Minis. from. White
House; ideal for couple or Q bach
elors; $40 per mo-, including all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-15
Air Conditioned
GALVESTON APIS.

Nichols ave-. and. Galveston pl., near
Boiling Field, Naval Research La:
Transportation; large liv.. rm., d.
nette, kit, bedrm., and bath: 500 80
incl. all utils. Apply resident mana
ger 20 Galveston pl. s.w. 10. g3-
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM and pri-
vate shower bath, $50 mo. 3042i
Vista st. NE. Call sun, NO. 7-1s36,
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APARTMENTs FURNISHED

TAKOMA PK.-Nicely turn, 2-bedffn
apt; cow. transp;: utils.: sos
Employed adults. JU. 0-3692.
ia r ST. S.E.-Large front room,
kitchen and semiprivate bath. Ii.
SMALL UNFURN. APT. desired by
settled woman employed in Govt.
Box $3.50. Star.
ALEXANDRIA - Widow has lovely
master bedrm. with shower bath and
home PRIVILEGES; reas. TIE. 6-1S49.
NV. SECT.-Nicely furn. bsmt. apt.
pr: rec: grounds; empl. cple.; good
THREE RMS, apt. bldg: 18th and
Harvard SITS. NV; Streetcar and
bus transp. Call for appt. all day
Sun, ia. 9-S399.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.-Small bsmt.
apt; pvt. entr.; liv. rm., bedrm.,
Kit; and pvt. bath; $50. JU. g.