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ROOMS WITH BOARD

WALTER REED VICINITY-Nicely
fufn: twin bedrm,. home privil., de-
licioTs meals. RA. .3-4124.
WOODLEY ARMS, vic. Of Wardman
tTanSn srK; S10q 1f1 meals aEso clean rms, good
II. ave. NV. offers de luxe living in
q club residence for refined ladies
and men. Singles and doubles avail.
EE9Hii"soSrse EH sEso meals and hotel services.
WESLEY HALL-Announces openins
OF new bldg. Sgle. and twin bedrms.
daily maid service, running water. in
rms. Bendix. recreation activities,
v; ssIscted els EHss menu. 1925 21st st.
19Si 18Th ia; siD4fS 81. fNS.w.-1arr. double.
sinSle. well-furnished rms. Selected
menus. Tv. switchboard. Il
LGE. DBLE. FRONT RM., pvt. home;
tonai sSSG tFanSp'; nE ooSs ny section; meals 0D-
LOVELY HOME, for aged persons;
single or double; large grounds and
porcl1es; tray or dining room serv-
Ice; may use own furniture il desired
nESsm;s nHishsss refs: sf;vsIEM6,,Ss7 EM ,S77sSS; 81
in; reasonable: have several vacan-
Scies cies tor. Young men and women;
transportstion. DE. 2.979s. -
bedrm.. pvt. bath. sitting rm.; excel
meals: reas. EN-. 3-2133. 81
CAKOMA PARK-Ederly retired lady
or gentleman to room and board:
pvt. home. Call JU. 5.39SS. 81
COOL DROOM-District line
Employed person: breakfast option.
81; privileges; refs: excel. tranSp
1T PIEAsANT-Room and board
Tor retired person; lovely rm., 2n6
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

TAKONA PARK-Near bus: pvt. en-
cple, soos Greenwood ave. JU.
GgEoSRReGIEiTowN-seautiful 4 lse. rms.
apt; Q ireplaces. patio and in
closed @ garden; TslG excel S;ss for children
PARK RID. AND 10th ST. NV. VIC.
11Bedrm. with twin beds. liv. rm:.
Eni, Kit ana IN Ioaas, path; suit emDl girls
1O6 WEBSTER ST. N.E.-puplex. 2nd
Bath. sioo. Utils. Ssfn: Incl. WA. SS-sl4e.
GEoRGETowN-24e1 p ST. pleasant
OverlooEs Rock Greek Park: $I35.
CAr1TSI sG t10n tM15l' .s;nv Em, si IT.; sS.n Urn.
4sos !TsH'pj 2n;S aS@ sn srd Swea.,oom s; fur
nished apartment; suitable i or 2
191a BUCHANAN sT. N.w.-well
furn. clean. cool. recr.. rm. apt;
refgr.. hot plate, bed linen, utils.
incl: sep; entr:: 14th and lie 18th ,ss st;
NEAR pTPoNT DTHSSsHEsd; CIRCLE g; 1 rms.
kit. and bath. rear screened porch
srs ssrssx yaTS; 2SsS sSso oDecatur p6; doI NV;
S1So. 81. S-o2ZUs EN-. 0-1SS4;c
BsATT. APT. Dupont Circle. cpl. or
sgl., $75: utils., $40 allowed for
light janitor serv. Du. 7-67O4;,
14ss FA1RMoNT N.w.-Redec. out
SIDE sS,n apt: next to bath. Suit ! or q
SUMMER sUBLET, June IA to Sept.
1; comfortably furnished 1-bedrm;
apt, twin beds. KE. S-6743. after
pm. all day Sat. and Sunday. 81
1918 14th ST. N.W.--Attrac. Arm.
apt apt, suitable suit SI1oSs for ladies; utils'
$50 5th sT. s.E.Gvery Ige. corner
front rm.- with kitchenette: cool 1st
e., lets lots Of windows. $3.50 wk, Ii.
14ss s. CAROLINA s.E.-Entire End
9ss. esHlt'' ii must 4t7s9s Is quiet and sl .sS'F'
$500 BLK. ONTARIO RID. NV
Two-bedrm. apt. for 9 girls; avail
able now. AID. 4-6203. 81
Two BEAUTIFUL APTS.-Large bed
room, liv: rm.. kit. and large dinette.
5sesutifully fuTnishsd and clean;
ne. Cali IA. S-2si7 or RA. 6-5s74.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Two-big.
rm: apt: newly decor; pvt. entr.;
$50. 1908 22nd st. nv. 81
I,Ivp Livinpg ..., rm;; bsdrm;; mod: .!,..s1 bath:
furn.; suit. 2 or 4 girls; utils. furn.
144s RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
Lge. rm.. kit. bath. lge., closet; must
be seen to be appreciated. -
WALKING DISTANCE. 10th st.. EN-
bassy SCENT. 2nd-fi. apt. bldg.
newly dec. lge. ltv. rm., bedrm.,
kitchen, dinette. bath, 5 lge. closets,
nicely furn.. all utilities incl, :
$97.60 month. 1858 Columbia I'd.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 17s6 Risss pi.-
Elegant bach. apt, studio rm.. pvt.
bath; $67.b0 mo-; maid. linen incl
sMYER sPRNG-Nicely furn. apt.
bedrm,. liv. rm.. kit, bath. eompl
and door: pvt. .0ntr.; couple only;
az NO. HS ns aS 1fiy. cl'9tns 9U. s-ssi5a ssaita:.:
5000 Hzt: S96H: ewes. 10. 2-z19z.
lN.W.S A1R-COND. EEEIC.-FoS !;
Gn aeck. S9S.b0i III utilA n, 2.
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RMS. FURN.-MD. &VA. (cont.)

ROOM next bath gentleman; nice
clean home; mr.. Pentagon; on bus
line; unlim. phone. IA. 4-0600. -
ALEXANDRIA-1O min. to Penta
Ron. Dble. bedfm., pvt. bath, kit.
laundry facilities; $46 mo. Cali Il
person. 8 West Mount Ida ave. -
n. .ARLNGTON-Attrac. rm., pyt
1a 9ath; S!0aso near bus parking; gentleman
PVT. ENTR. and pvt. bath: rm. i2x2O
5SSix SiSd i9SH s5S msi asts5 5x sos sssesl 1928 Ar
BETHESDA-Near GEORGETOWN I'd
Single rm., windows, semipvt bath
side entrsnnce; sdsnce; $40 mo-: gentleman
SILVER SPRING-Beaut. room, suit
transp.; $40 wk. ~. b-Si9S. ~S.
ARL.-1 single. 2 double bedrooms
In tGr nzp men; private bath: convenient
BETHESDA = Master bedrm. anC
single bedrm.. one other sharini
bath; gentleman; mr.. Naval Medica
and National Institutes Of Health
56S1 2dx6 Rosedals ave. Beth, Md. . OIL
ROOM with pvt bath. suitable I o,
persons in pvt, home; board op'
Ap9Hs.rH Atigpn9sHls; Rhons So;IAu IA 6-s125; 81 81
mTSM taeon m,ns SOI1C1 p iee min1; Haie rem rem
modern % i pvt. His' home. Can T5; or. ' 4ss754 ia
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-sep. sntr. anc
bath; bait near near Conn; and dnN WIS.,; 9use, lse
snd sRd ssres@s. stSHss e g. II 4-sSE sS7E Oy sfss
ARLINGTON-Nicely furn.. cross ven.
next to bath; lady pref; good trans
.portation. IA: 7-14S3. 81
ARL;-Master bedrm., we'll furn.. pvt
Soms So1a; GH. EHsnt5e%Sssn7 5sSs7, preferred 81 new
ARL.-cool corner rm;, 2 exposures
next bath: in quiet home. Garage
If desired. IA. 7-1s56. 81
gentleman. ia. 2-i595. II .
AVONDALE, MD.-Room in pvt. adult
home: 2 blocks from D. c. bus. e.
and F-4; unlim. phone. WA. 7-3932
DOUBLE ROOM in private home fol
couple or single man; kit. privils.
$50 mo. OIL. 2-105S. 81
ARLINGTON. close to Glebe I'd. and
Lee hwy; new house, pleasant rm
tTr In ! SeEEe2; pleasant surroundings
AREINGTS0SHS' - Wide open c spaces
lovely lawns, 10 min. from D. C..
PARKING. ia. s-s910. 81
home; Ho chiidTen eGSa Osenm semipvt m bat6 nlS;
close to busline and shopping. ia.
ALEX.-Double and single rms, twin
beds, pvt. home; handy to Wash,
Pent., Navy Annex. TIE. 6-2246.
ONE DOUBLE ROOM and 1 single;
very conv. to Pentagon, "a blk. from
bus, on main highway. OV. $4,000.
DELIGHTFUL FOR SUMMER Cool
corner In charming home near coun-
try club; pvt. bath or share with
one person; Service oflcer preferred;
15 min; Pentagon, without stoplight.
ROOM for gentlemen, cow. to IT.
Myer. Pentagon, Arl Hall: buses at
corner. Call IA. 1892. 81
LARGE ROOM. cross ventilation: next
tS bath; near Pentagon: gentleman.
COOL. QUIET RIM, pvt. bath; entr.
teri; phone; mr.. Pentagon; bus and
parking; gentleman. TIE. 6-0S72.
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE; express bus;
lge. cor. rm.; $40 wk. EN-. 1883,
ATTRACTIVE. cool room, 1st a.; next
to shower; single or double: pvt.
COLONIAL VILLAGE, lovely rm., kit.
prtvils:; near transp. and shopping.
ia. $4,000, Ext. 464.
ALEXANDRIA; pvt. home; occu-
pant; on busline: privilS; mature
lady only. OV. 3-SOl6.
COMFORTABLE rm. in pvt. home;
choice location, between 2 buslines
walking distance Of Arl. Hall, 10 min.
TO Pentagon. IA. 7-44S0.
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

G039 s. DAKOTA AVE. N.E.-Large
1905 10th ST. N.W:-L.h.k. or Sleep
rrf En- FhTksEcE kstEye rs5Tc dTeraEnrs aG sSss 1sS1
Station Park; $12 q week; new
IefgT;; sol bsSad End st. me-. Ii. 6-1653
GEoRGET0WN, 5000 Que st. NV
sssd: o0nR Rt srsaSP RasPie AD fs" zsiss $685.
EYE ST. NV, 1900 BLK.-Lhk.
rooms, With aiT-conditioned bedrm.,
Tor l or 2 empl. people. ME. S-0117.
Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE-compl. fuPn.,
incl, running water and refgr. 1242
21st st. NV. ME. s-5473. %
Mr.. MONASTERY-Lge. furn. rm.;
twin beds; pvt; inclosed sun porch;
.6-2595. 4O17 18th st. ne. 81
Mr.. CAPITOL conv. location; 2 rms,
well furnished; no objection to baby;
,rss ,ssssscnsSls; GRbEl;c Il; T. 4S510e. = 81
porch, semibath. phone; 2 ladies'.
1850 1iAARSHxi HARVARD ST. N.w.lsieepins NwMsd
IdISi. rms; priyiI Of Gecept. rm.. kit. and
also also sleeping rooms. RE. 1875.
1889 iNGHEEs1pE 1NSSHGE rER.-Lsrre 1S front
asire End M OF Ipthasn jas s-ss4sua e sui. 1s1 In
1871 IRVING ST. N.W:@L:h.k. rm.,
Tm:. SEE; f%o Dsf'on o''15ec eo' i':Ss?Rs S:6s4Ss
es7 A ST. MCLEAN dbl, gas
laundry privileges. DE. 2-032S.
DOUBLE BED, clean, 2nd noor front;
10 I'd; s1o nsS5 mo. iSi3 IaaS anc siitmoae GSH@
LGE. RM.,. in pvt. home, with ID Svt.
soiIet sersf snd .b6w:r Se cSoftnE dtSs StESye
stS And R saEpHRRDs III DSSsSS az 4. "a H. ave.
n.w.-Cool, cheerful, dbl. rm., hot
plate, refsr.. laund. facils.; 2 girls.
S45 mo-; mo; ! girl, $36 mo; Also sgl.
fm'; girl $50 mo" refs. ia. $4,000.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 211o R st. NV
Large. nicely furn., Hight house,
RESRG RKssRing Ho%fESe9t fTSns rSSn' ,ov.r.n. % rms
Ink, Tefgr., laund., phone. shower
facil. 1856 Harvard NV. Young lady.
TWO RMS. unfurn.; heat, gas and
elec. included: $50 mo-; single man
NV, iae, bed-sittins rm.. kit.-bath.
MT. PHEASANT. 1925 Kiibourne' 'iI. pl.
bM Bath. ta;k, 81 e76s4 70; connecting semipvt'
NEAR WALTER REED; studio rm.,
ideal for businessman or lady; S45
incl. utils. ia. 9-9S49.
NEAR WALTER REED; attrac, newly
dsc.' furn. bed-liv. rm. and Ink,
kit. pvt. bath; entr.; refined home;
500 mo; incl. utils. RA. 3-6726.
US29 KANSAS AVE. NV, bedrm. with
adJoin. Ink. rm., $40; nice section.
cow. transp. IA. 9-4S45 %
&l47 + ST. N.W.-1 or Q rms, for
or persons: 81 ea.: refEr.,
.clock-radio. TV. Elk. 3-O653 -6
LGE,, COOL BSMT.-RefEr., hot
Plate Plate Tpyytt;o esntr;: sele. or dble.;
OI2 E.. CAPITOL ST.-LGe., first
moor housekeeping room, unfurn.,
next to bath: S25 mo- One lady.
VERY CHEERFUL ROOMS for /
2 or 8 people. Kitchen privileges.
All modern convenienceS. $40 RAN
dolph st. NV. Call Ii. 3-7048
Mr.. 18th q COL. RID. N.W.-Effc. rm..
stove. refgr., all utils. incl; $40 mo.
2723 Ontario I'd. NV, CO. 6.5I76.
COLORED-UNFURN adjoin.
ing rms, share kit. and bath; s.e.
section; close transp. AD. 4-S633.
CelI9REDMFUEEi s!I11: n 1Eas;o.! Leg; T. sMs:a
10. 3-6767.
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

14O0 L ST. NV, NO. 8-Lee. bright
rm: with bath, newly decorated;
$500; Key Ct desk on 1st iloor
81 a'tf REFRE6: f. siH GGi SErIiREP rIiiaEaSs' NuRsl
Lge. rm and kit. or 2 lge. rms,
In vic. Mt. Rainier, Hyattsville OF
Rtverdale: nr. transp., shop. UN
COL0RED-231 DOUGLAS ST. NE
Large front room, next to bath
nice home; privileges. HU. 3-S582
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APARTMENTs UNFURNisHED

LANGLEY PARK AREA-Duplex apts
9 bsdrms.; peri; for children ns1
mo, Plus utils. HE. 4-S096.
ARLiNGTON-Efnc. apt. In modern
apt. bldg: close-in. S67.bO. Incl.
1Stb ST. N.E.OLiving rm.. bedTm.,
kitchen, dinette, bath and porch
: apt: S5S.3S, incl. heat and hot
water Apply MR.. BROOKS. 1904
= 18th l b, s t. me-, IS; "a Apt, ,.$Srso ,.d-m.
Uv. rm., dinette, kitchen. tile bath;
all utils. except phone; For June l
possession. once 6l01 Hiliandale H
8, Mon. through Fri. OIL. 1920.
EAST WASHINGTON PARK-Neviy
painted: duplex; / hedrm.. nv. rm.,
din. Fm., kit. bath; 3 expos, lge.
bsmt.: $74.6O, plus utils. Ii. 3-6S6b-
CAPITOL MILI-l1o 3rd st. me-, g.
Tm. apt. newly decorated. spacious,
6.0672 after , Pm. -S1
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COLORED-1317 IRVING ST. NV.
3 rms. equip: kit. and bath; suit.
apis. Ho. 2-5565. 81
|COLORED-15OO MONROE ST, NV.
. beautiful rms. kit, Frigidaire.
bath, porch; refined married cple.,
no children. CO. 5-3421. 81
|COLORED-APARTMENTS and furn.
rooms. 1911 10th st. NV. See jani-
tor, 1917 10th st. a
COLORED-49I4 8rd ST. NV
Completely furnished efnciency /
@o 9ssh phSns hSnt'' 6s SnlS Sasssa St,sa INCL
COLORED VERY. ATTRACTIVELY
tprn.. 1,bedrm; apt, in modern apt.
cS9 SsfSj 9S6jnERSA s.: = e-TsSb' 1so6 BLOCK E7341R1
stl iii aLEs insi sss; r% Couple S'TRist' p2si ab
CoIoRHDMN.W.gDTWo 5oHI SND; large rms.
semipvt. bath. inclosed porch: for
refined empl. adults; in quiet home.
b! IL sssS! s4iS fH z.ps:ss s:ssn IL s';
cpoGG;oREDWN1cE 81; RiISN1cE s-RooM and dIa bath
apt. for employsd couple; goo9d
CofoRED-so r 81: S.w.T2-rm.
and porch apt; $67.2o incl. util-
COLORED-1. 2. 3, ROOMS, kitchen
accepted. HO. 2-S191. 81
COLORED-CAPITOL HILL
all End st. Sc. Lovely 2-rm. apt.
with pvt. bath; nicely furn.; In apt.
bldg. S69.5O mo. incl. utils. and
tanitor service. Adults only. See
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$500 QUE ST. NV.
The Carlyn-Desirable room and
bath, electrical refrtge3otion. Maid,
linen and secretarta1 switchboard
service included. immediate oceu-
paney $12S.60 Per mo. Can Desk.
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Walker & Dunlop, Inc.

1900 Biltmore st. NV. Apt. 8. Liv
rm., bedrm., lge. kit. and bath
Nicely furn. Near 18th and Colon
bia I'd. $3.50. Call AID. 4-395G
for appointment to inspect.
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2O02 P st. NV. Apt. 8. Just OF Du.
pont Circle. Three rms, kit. and
bath apt. on 1st fir. Well furn
Will sleep 4. $25. Janitor will
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1106 L st. NV. Apt. g.. Liv. -bedrm.
kit. and bath. Newly decorated
$50 includ. utils. Key in Apt. /.
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COLLEGE

TWO RMS. KIT. AND BATH. excel
downtown loc. 1921 r. !. ave. NV
Call H. L. RUST CO., Ma. $500.
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LIv. m. bedrm.. kitnst., PVT. bath.
Pk.. i'd. Ss7. 10. o-aise. II
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1900 Georgia ave. n.w.-Living room.
bedroom, dinette, kitchen and bath.
See Manager In Apt. % $106
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NR. 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.. 290O
Adams Mil I'd. n.w.-In practically
new elevator building, beautiful en-
cheney apartment; large living room.
dinette. kitchen. large dressing
closet. bath; utilities included;
AMER q. PARK. 2 rms. kit. and
bath. $40. Utils. incl: sober adults.
2 RS0Ms. kTrCHEN and bath with
pvt. entrance. Ist d. apt. Modern;
s TedssGr s,E & SeSI kansas am ave ;ss n, of hath
utils.. refgr. S5S per mo. For In
NEW fRss'lTafi 'FlTsafivA4E ri APT. g,Oi On 1st q. 70 b.
bedrms. and fun bath: utils,. IN
eluded; close 70 transp. and snop-
Cedar Hin Cemetery. 10. S-2o61.
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H.,
M Bath utjf1e: ath :hdWsa HTRssS ssS Wa ShsFs s5S.
etts fitc6en 0faS%s SstR s1aG ~ Ht: FR entl a1R
1, aga ANS rs s. sRM. nv APfs9ASsl T9 s26a9s inn
med. Excel. location; near transp.
$5O, up. Go to bsmt. apt. 614 Mary
grated. Suitable 2 or 8 adults. 1901
Oh 4 AND hSe cRiArEN5EzN MAa zi2SzSi srs. NV
Newly decorated and modern furn.
3-rm. apt. consisting Of bedrm..
kitchen and sitting rm,, 1 blk. I'd
transp, S76 incl. all utils. RA.
The ENTIRE End floor in = private MSe
town town Phone RA. 6-1474. 81
dinette and bath. Nr, shopping CEN
Utils. $115 1885 New Hampshire
c1SN; c11sfs: AVE. sttft aNRB Z R;T DAVENPORT ST. sT.-
/ bedrm, liv. rm., kit, dinette and
bath. Beautifully furnished. $l25
mo. Call EN-. 3-1912. between Sd
pm. for appointment. 81
and Sath ali hV' utils; tm csaft'e sss Nasi kls;;
shopping and transportation. LU.
LIVE v2'GS IN oLD-woRLD cHARM&slEx. CHARM
elusive 2 and 8 rm.. AID. 2-e493
IN APT BLDG, N.w.-1-bedrm. apt
sSsnsp s4s5S AdHs s,is's Rz ESEn aGSf
2e33 1st ST. N.w.-one rm. with
kitchenette; utils. furn.: $l2 week
1918 PARK RD. N.w.-Modern a Base.
e1t me1t apt: ? rms, cow. transp.,
100 ,%O0Ssfss WEssFss FRis'' ST. NE. Me- Nidel,
furn.. cool apt; liv. rm., bedrm.,
kit. and bath; in semidet. house;
sep. entr,, front and rear; mr.. park
81 Hsysii sns ave; All utlls. ss5 mo
HARVARD ST. NV. mr.. .14th-Spa-
sicSS sSS 6En apt me mod Kit; nt anS te bath f.
Both Incl. utils. 0iS No. 7.2Pssss. S01.cSi Msi
TAKOMA PARK-Large bright and
airy bsmt. apt, attrac. furn.: liv.
SUBLET, July, August-2-rm. furn.
ss e Green sRd p RarF E. a. AS Sv'FlR3saBS
1903 foS sLR. Rini OAK ST. Nw1@sa N.w-1-@6edram..
$75 mo-; adults only: conv. loca-
paSk tGni Fafkfaxi Gal TA; sIoSss Sssrm apt With
terrace, adults; sublet June 2O-Sept.
JULY AND AUGUsT-cool. attrec-
tive ef1ciency apartment. near 18th
and Columbia. I'd, 70 refined wom-
an; $75 monthly; refs. Box 2SS. n.
MI. PLEASANT sECTIoN-2 rms,
kit. and pvt. bath; eple. or 8 girlG.
CO. 6-3075. 1706 KiIbournS pl. NV.
lEx l.:s!a aa e;SEns In sna saIt1.' reS. ss efesff fsf
PIX. Nd. SS7. 10. 0-91eo. IL
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Elizabeth Smith
Is Bride-EIect

Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight E. Smith
of Takoma Park, formerly OF
Syracuse, N. Y, announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Elizabeth Jane. to Mr.. William
Mather Hubbell. He is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Loring
Hubbell of Garden City, N. Y.
The bride-elect was graduated
from the University of Maryland
where she was a member OF
Delta Delta Delta. She received
her master of science degree
from the University Of Maryland
and has been engaged as a virol-
ogist at the Walter Reed Army
Medical Center.
Mr.. Hubbell is attending the
University of Maryland and will
receive his bachelor of science
degree this year. He is affiliated
with Kappa Alpha. In August.
MIR. Hubbell will receive his COM
mission and will enter the Air
Force.
The wedding is planned for
late summer at the Albright Me-
mortal Church.
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Queen Takes Planes Casually She Does TO Cars or Trains

The royal train for longer
journeys has sleeping accommo-
dations and the cream coaches
are often used as a temporary
hotel by royalties when they are
in some distant part of the
country. They attend functions,
afterward come back to sleep on
the train, then placed on a sid
ing. There is space for a retinue
of at least eight persons and Of
ficials of the railroad, ample din
ing facilities, and a good-size
bath (not merely shower) in
the queens quarters. The crew.
including locomotive drivers. are
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ahead. Miss Macdonald has
little bound folios Of sketches of
all the Queens outfits together
with their accessories. These are
numbered and the corresponding
number of the trunk in which
each is packed is added as they
are put in, so on longer journeys.
they are easy to assemble at the
proper time. Royal luggage is
leather. and what might be called
old-fashioned. Trunks and bags
belonging to her majesty have
small brass plaques engraved
"The Queen" This wording is
shorter than that fused by any
previous monarch and does
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Final MeetinQ

The Annual Business meeting
and Luncheon for the Signal
Corps Ladies will be held at the
Army Navy Country Club on
Wednesday at 1890.
This is the last luncheon for
the season and it is hoped that
all signal corps ladies will attend
to say farewell to those who may
be leaving during the coming
months.
Bridge will begin as usual at
10 o'clock for those who wish to
play. Mrs. Robert I. Dodge. jr.,
has charge of the reservations or
call Mrs. Waters, Ke 8-2644.
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chosen from among the most
experienced railroad workers,
but are not always the same.
Her Majesty, in her pale gray
sitting room with its flowered
curtains or in her pale blue and
cedarwood bedroom, travels over
a track that has been inspected
a few hours before by railway
police and workers, who even
search tunnels.
The train is air-conditioned
and telephones can be connected
at any station. The royal call
"R. x" has instant priority. for
the train has an Office for royal
affairs and business.
Evening star., 1953-05-31

are part Of the Air Force Nor do
they pay their fares on warships
Units of the navy. But al
though she has two special trains
at her disposal. and is seen off
at stations with a red carpet and
a station master in a top hat,
Her Majesty pays her fare on
the railroad, and that of all in
her retinue, plus charges levied
for the special train.
The Queens maid. Miss Mac
Donald, always accompanies her
majesty on railway trips, for it
is quite usual for her to use the
time of travel to change her
dress for official appointments
Evening star., 1953-05-31

away with the usual prefix "her
majesty"
Day trips are made in var
nished teak coaches, without
lettering on the side, that were
built for the royal train of 1908.
but have gone through a series
of renovations. The Queen has
a sitting room and retiring
room. Visiting royalties and
heads Of States come to London
from ports in this train for for
NAL welcoming. when it is drawn
up beside a huge red carpet,
well-covered with standing dig
nitarieS.
Evening star., 1953-05-31
Return FromSouth

Mrs. Henry Griffith and Miss
Vashti Bartlett have returned
from their winter home in Pass
a-Grille, Fla. and have opened
their summer home in Laytons-
vile. On Thursday they enter.
tanned the members of the Cal
thersburg Woman's Club.
Evening star., 1953-05-31
.SWdnson-RhYne

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur D. Swan
son Of Oxon Hill. Md. announce
the engagement Of their daugh-
ter. Alice Marian. to Mr.. Leonard
S. Rhyme, son of Mrs. Iva L.
Rhyme of this city. The wedding
will take place in July.
Evening star., 1953-05-31

TraveI
Plan
Enjoy your trip
m ore travel
light, travel witha
co-ordinated ward
robe. Make sure
your luggage Is
light, sturdy and
compact. Have a
wardrobe wisely as
sembled to be inter-
changeable fea-
turing such ideas
as the three-piece
suit. coats. coun-
try suits, fur wraps,
lighter than air
nylon lingerie, i'm
portant cocktail
dresses and gala
evening clothes.
Take along a care
fully planned cos
metic kit. Garry a
handbag large
enough to hold
easily your passport
case and foreign
currency.
While planning
your travel timer
ary, consult our
American Express
Travel Bureau.
While planning the
details Of your :.
travel wardrobe,
telephone Mrs. Vir-
ginia Payne, our
Fashion Consultant
for an appointment.
In her Third Floor
Couturier Salon
office, she will be
glad to discuss any
clothes profile m
and help you best
CO. ordinate your
own travel ward
robe.
Julius
GaJinckel
Go.
The frontiersman., 1953-02-12
IZOLA SlMS ELECTED
 1 NEW LIBRARY PRESIDENT

Izola Sims was elected president of the Palmer Library Association at the annual association meeting held Monday night, February g. Serving with her will be Esther Thompson, vice-president; Haleen Ingalls,, secretary and Grace Edel- man, treasurer V. Louis Kellogg was elected to a three year term on the board of trustees. She will serve with c. E. Smith and Hugh Johnson, holdovers.
 The library is open to the public daily, except Saturday and Sun day, from 2-4 pm. in the after noon and from 7-9 pm. in the evening.
The frontiersman., 1953-02-12
ESC TIGHTENING UP ON OVERPAYMENT AND FRAUD

As a result of continuous eff fort to reduce overpayments and to discourage claimants from fil- ing claims for unemployment in surance to which they are not en- titled, the Employment Security Commission during the past few weeks has been utilizing the Com missioners Courts to stop prac- tices along these lines.
 One such recent case involved a Sinclair Williams who was charg- ed with 21 counts of claiming two non-existing dependents. Will Hams pleaded guilty and was sen- fenced 90 days in jail, 60 days of restitution of $870 fraudulently which will be suspended if full collected benefits is made to the commission within 60 days. Will Hams had filed some of the claims
The frontiersman., 1953-02-12
TO COMPETE lN
 GHUcACH SKI MEET

Ray DePriest, former skier with the University of Alaska ski team, and member of the Matanuska Ski club will represent the club in four events in the annual Chug- ach Ski Meet to be held in Anch- orage February 12. 13, IA and IS.
 Snow conditions have been re- ported good in Anchorage and the Anchorage Ski club, sponsors of the event, are confident of an ex- cellent racing season. DePriest will enter the downhill, slalom, cross-country and jumping events.
 This is the first time the Ma tanuska Ski club has been repre- scented in the Chugach meet and club members are enthusiastically backing their entrant.
The frontiersman., 1953-02-12
SEEK FORMER RESIDENT

In a letter received from the Prudential Insurance Company of America this week Postmistress Beatrice Huntley was asked to assist in locating one Mrs. Anna O. Stotts whose last known ad- dress was post office box num- Der here in Palmer.
 The box at that time was rent ed by the Buffalo Coal Mine and it thought that possibly Mrs. Stotts was an employe or wife of an employe at the mine.
 Anyone having information con- cerning the present whereabouts of Mrs. Stotts is asked to contact Mrs. Huntley at the post office. The insurance company is hold ing an endowment policy for Mrs. Stotts that has matured.