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e Christmas. How bout a nice
Fpgise and serve him breakfast
bed. A tempting menu would
delicious crisp waffles, sausage,
lden eggs, toast. tfor goodness
ke, don't burn II this one time)
h 4 large poi Of coffee. Arrange
s slippers al the foot Of the bed,
y he viii have II nice and con.
nlenl when he decides to get up
probably By noon. Let hubby
bose the entertainment. Don't
rset, we cant interfere. (Oh boy,
III we be glad when Saturday
mes.)
Xmas Meme About Men:
fOugh an office survey, I've
eme across some useful informa-
Dn. which I'll pass along to you.
ost males like TO get shirts, socks,
welry, travel kits, brush sets,
IFS, billfolds, pen sets and pipes
Osen BY the I'll woman but they
nphatically request that we allow
en- 70 personally choose their
n neckties, (wonder why?l trou.
rs, razoTs and golfing equipment.
Way Te Mans Heart, Via Heb.
NJ II the man of your life has
= hnhhx b., AL
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and the Tasmans. There they viii
set their last glimpse Of each
other before beng hlin6folded.
When they are led into the gas
tank they win be strapped in met
al chairs less than three feet apart
and the door VIII elang shut on
them forever.
Warden Ralph y. Edison Is the
exeeutioner. he VIII trip the lever
which sends deadly sodium cyan.
ide pellets into 4 jar Of sulnhuric
acid beneath the chairs,
Death viii come quickly after
the first gasp Of the fumes.
only a few witnesses win be
present Three newspapermen, rep
resentng the wire services, viii
be there 10 report to other news
men in a hriefing session later in
the prison garage.
Others there win be five official
witnesses chosen by Tatman, pris-
on officials, the ministers and
about Is Of the prison staff re-
CURED 10 carry out the execution.
Greenlease himself has said that
co immediate m smber Of his fam.
lily would witness the executions.
Mrs. Heady has expressed q
wish TO be buried in her family
plot in the clearmont, No., GENE.
terry. She also asked that Hall be
buried beside her but authorities
there have objected.
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claIs say. Hall is sorry only that
MS plans for quick and easy
wealth crashed in the hinge that
led 10 his arrest. He hadn't planned
il that way when be started think.
ing about a kidnapping months acc
in the same prison where he dies.
Tie 34year-old Hall has been
quoted as saying that be planned
TO Kill Mrs. HSady, Il, next and
that he had vowed never to be
taken alive. Now Hall says his pro.
longed spree made him too fuzzy
10 realize clearly what was hap.
lpening when arresting officers
knocked on his hotel door in St.
Louis Oct. 6.
But as death in the gas chamber
came closer and closer, neither
Hall nor Mrs. Heady had talked
about the big remaining mystery:
What happened TO the missing
half Of the record $500, 900 ransom
money they collected from Bobby's
.7l-year-old father after they had
already killed and buried the little
boy in Mrs. Heady's back yard
in st. Joseph?
A federal grand jury at Kansas
City is looking into that. So are
the FBI and the st. Louis Police
Board. The boards inquiry into
the handling Of the arrest so an.
gered former Police 1t. Louis
Shoulders that he resigned. His
partner in the arrest, Patrolman
Elmer Dolan, has been suspended.
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ing and rolls, They win eat about
S pm, just about suadovn on thir
last day Of life.
Toward the end, their closes:
companions except for the ever
present guards-will be two min
iSters.
One is the Rev. George L. Evans
Episcopal minister Of Kansas City.
Kan. He knew Hail when be was
an instructor at Kemper Nilitary
Academy and Hall was 4 14-year.
Iold cadet there. That was Ions
before Hal Squandered 4 500, o0c
fortune and then turned to crime.
The other is the Rev. Rober;
Ii. Bull II, curator In Evans parish
who viii be trying 10 console Mrs.
Heady, the onetime respectable
housewife.
The trip to the death house viii
begin shortly before midnight Hal
will travel in one car with Deputy
U S. Marshal Marvin Rowland oil
Kansas City, two guards and 3
driver. Mrs. Hesdy viii be with
Acting U. S. Marshal William B.
Tatmsn and his wife, a guard and
driver.
Mrs. Tatman is the only woman
who viii witness the death Of the
first woman ever executed there.
AT the death house, Halland Mrs.
Heady win be put in a detention
cell to talk with their ministers
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A Subscription to one of his
favorite magazines would be an
appropriate gift, and while on this
subject, II the man Of your life il
overseas, or away from home, why
not send him the home town paper
"a gift with a future.
After All This Mumbc Jumbo
about Xmas gifts for men, I've
decided to get my hubby a new
marine duty belt and some shoe
polish for that extra "spit.shinen
--oooooohh, he's gonna like that.
All kidding aside, / hope you and
yours the merriest Of Merry Christ
masses, and may your gifts be as
numerous as the needles on a
Christmas tree.
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Despite this tzngle of doubt and
mystery, the eve Of the criminals
execution arrived with 10 one sure
what happened to the missing
$50, 10.
In their last days, the killers
lived apart from the world, barred
from society by extraordinary pre-.
cautions Of security and secrecy
Security measures were doubled
as the execution time drew near.
Hall and Mrs. Heady viii wear
regulation prison clothing when
they are taken q quarter mile by
automobile from death row to the
lethal gas chamber tonight. For
Mrs. Heady that viii be a green
cotton dress and scuff-type sandals,
Hall viii be dressed in olive
green twill pants and shirt. He
win go into the gas tank barefoot.
Both win be blindfolded.
In their last hours, the once.
gay lovers win have a final chat
in death row, closely guarded as
they have been since their arrest.
The guards viii be close enough
to hear If they say anything about
the missing money.
Both are reported outwardly
calm. They have been eating food
taken to them from the officers
mess and for their last meal they
ordered a chicken dinner.
The menu: fried chicken, mashed
potatoes and gravy, combination
salad with roquefort cheese dress.
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Mrs. Howe VIII
Return Dec. q

TOKYO gR-Portia Hove said 70.
day she would leave Tokyo for
her Alden. MINI, home Der. 70,
shortly before the midnight dead.
line snuffs out the las, faint hope
that Der prisoner son win abandon
communism and return to the Al.
lied side ID Korea.
He Is 20-year-old Richard Ten.
neson, one Of ~ unrepatriated
American soldiers who have cast
their Ioi with the Reds.
Mrs. Howe Is due In Minneapolis
Dec. a.
In an interview today she said.
AOne Of the purposes of Com.
munist propa ganda is to wreck tne
American homes. / don't want the
Communists to feel that they have
disrupted my home. I intend 10
spend Christmas in my own home
with my husband and my three
children"
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you dare-from a wide variety oil
colorg. They are completely wash.
able. Just rub a dub, dub and dry,
as they require no pressing.
Guys Who Travel frequently,
might appreciate a rubber car
cushion from Santa. There is one
on the market which initiates and
is designed to fit the drivers body,
and pad out that aching spot at the
small Of the back.
He Man Jewelry is a long
time fayorite. Silver or gold cuff.
links with matching tie clasps is
a good purchase for the gad-a-
bout. Also nice ring set with his
birthstone, or a new wrist watch
are thoughtful gifts.
For The Festive Holidays You
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might indulge in
purchasing him
q pair OF those
snazzy shorts.
They are now
louder than ever,
with various fig.
ures such as red
polka dots, a.
larm clocks. and
mosquitoes prin.
ted on them.
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ITS
=
rayf;eld

Gals, Lsfs Face III Each Of Us
- the problem Of choosing mas
line presents on our mind, 50
hat with Christmas nearing, We
u just have to devote one day Of
u column 10 that al important
an Ia cur life. Although We hest.
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late 70 aumM H.
we love 'en lots.
and had better
pamper them Al
least one day
each year, SC
prepare for the
worst repeal
the pledge, and
solemnIy swear
to treat him The
nxunafaNf awNw
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SPRINGFIELD, Ohio TIT was
so cold here last nights above
zero at p.m.-Tthat scores of park.
ing meters froze throughout the
downtown area and refused to
function.
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means buy him
at least one item
to complimen /
his choice. A
word to the wise
is sufficient, so
perhaps you had
better let him
purchase the ex-
pensive item 5,
hut vou'll no safe
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choosing accessories from one Of
following; Fishing. golfing and
aling equipment, art kits, tennis
ckets, guns or what have you?
Masculine Git Suggestions: In
cktles. Daeron Is the latest word.
n makes good grooming easier
men. You may choose these--if
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than the modest cost Of the new Star ChIef.
Add to all this an even mightier Pontiac en-
gine and you will understand why you should
not only see, but drive, this magnificent
new car soon.
Sec the completely new Star Chief this week.
end. along with the wonderfully improved
Chieftain Series-General Motors lowest
priced eight and famous economy six. To-
gether, they prove that whatever you prize
most in a car, again in 81, dollar for dollar
you can't beat Pontiac.
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Here Il the first genuine htrury car eper % Be
offered in POntioc's EOsc price ranse'
As the biggest Pontiac ever built, the new
Star Chief brings you all the generous added
length required for peak reliability and riding
ease. And this extra length provides a long,
low, aristocratic silhouette ike costly cars.
brought to even greater beauty by brilliant
new treatment of Pontiac's exclusive Silver
Streak. Interiors are in key. Here is the
gracious. spacious look Of luxury for which
motorists have paid several thousands more
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Thursday December u. KEY WEST CITIZEN Pes.
Evening star., 1953-10-09
Free Christmas Food Gifts
Decided on by Government

| Most of the food would come
from the American Governments
own warehouses, now crammed
with commodities which the
Agriculture Department has
bought to support prices.
These items include wheat
which coulo be ground into flour,
canned beef, honey, beans, pea
nuts, cheese, dried milk and but
ter. The Government also could
go into the open market to buy
certain commodities that are sur
plus in the United States, but
most of the foods would come
from stocks already on hand.
A program to give away dairy
products in any large amounts
would ease one of the Agriculture
Departments most ticklish prob
lems-what to do with 1856 mil
lion worth of butter, cheese and
dried milk that the Government
has bought to help dairymen.
Evening star., 1953-10-09
Chevy Chase Group
Seeks Funds 10 Aid
Community Building

The Chevy Chase Community
Building Council has outlined
eight projects to improve recrea-
tion facilities at the building
and has asked citizens groups
to underwrite the cost.
It is a new approach for the
community building to the prob
lem of how to expand recreation
facilities in the face of made
ouate appropriations received by
the District Recreation Depart
ment.
In outlining the projects to
citizens groups in the area, the
council of the Chevy Chase
Community Building declared:
Juvenile delinquency must be
met with action, not just debate,
and our community building
needs these improvements to
reach more children. The people
of Chevy Chase can feel they are
doing something about this CITY,
wide problem, and it is our ear
nest hope that your organization
will sponsor and carry out one or
more of these projects"
The Chevy Chase Citizens As
sociation already has appointed
a committee to investigate the
possibility of sponsoring one of
the projects.
Here are the projects for which
the community building wants
sponsors:
Ofice-Tile flooring, aquarium
and picture framing and hang
ing to improve appearance of
the space used by the staff. Esti-
mated cost, $3.50.
Playroom-Repair to Venetian
blinds, electric fans and a record
player. Estimated cost, $100.
Teen-age Canteen-TeleVlSl
set, electric fans, phonograph
records, radio. Estimated cost,
$276.
Lounge-reconditioning furni-
ture, floor lamps, table lamps,
clean drapes, magazine and
paper subscriptions, electric fans.
Estimated cost, $575.
Kit C h en- New refrigerator.
Estimated cost, $3.50.
Shop-Various tools to make
the shop handy for a variety of
projects. Estimated cost, $255.
Rumpus m-Recondition
pool tables, electric fans, mis-
cellaneous equipment. Estimated
cost. $3.50.
Outdoors-Lights for basket
ball court and construction Of
two Switchboard courts. Esti-
mated cost, $4,000 to $4,000.
Evening star., 1953-10-09
By james {. Roper

The administration decided
today to send free food parcels
to foreign countries-including,
if possible, to some of the Iron
Curtain states.
The parcels will be promoted
as Christmas gifts from the
American people.
Reports that such a plan was
under consideration have been
circulating since the American
gift of food to Communist East
Berlin proved a success.
This time. food parcels will be
offered to families in some
friendly countries in Europe and
Asia as well as in Communist
states. If Red officials try to
prevent distribution of food-as
they did in East Berlin-the
United States is expected to
profit propagandaWise.
Evening star., 1953-10-09
Memorial Meeting Set
For Mayor of Berlin

Three District organizations
will sponsor a memorial meeting
for the late Ernest Reuter-
Mayor of Berlin, at 4:45 pm
Sunday in Pierce Hall, Sixteenth
and Harvard streets NV.
Norman Thomas and the Rev
A. Powell Davies will speak. Spon-
sors are the Washington chap
ters Of the Americans for Demo-
cratic Action, the American Vet
erans Committee and the League
for Industrial Democracy,
Evening star., 1953-10-07
ROOMS AND APTs. 20 SHARE

DUPONT .vIC.--Lady to share with. ?
ladies; lge.. front apt; sep. studio
CtOSSGENIAL GIRL to share newly
fn sEn twin S'fT% beds an nT sSdns S5ta n9thsr AT s.
oNE GIRL to share attractive apt.
with another girl; express bus, TV,
NV. location. ia. 9-l6S9 ewes. -
GRE ERs to bE Shafs from sps Navy With Annex 0ssf Gs
ia. 1-345U after 4 80 pm. %
GENTLEMAN 80. yrs. OF age, wishes
to share his apt. with another gen
f%sn Sig o Ty pam and or tsifPnHns s dsS sat- nA ID
GIRL TO SHARE 2-bedrm. apt. with
> other girls in apt. bldg. Near
Cathedral. Good transp.; S45. No.
one gisVoR oR TWO YOUNG MEN to share
nicely furn. 3-bedrm. rambler. near
Alex, with young bachelor; $50 Tor
]. or S35 each for 2. SO. 5-ssso
G % GL ON Girl TO sire
GioRC ET0WN - College graduate.
girl. d Sires eirl to share apt; reas.
cAPEvY AZ CHAsE. W E.'sT MDo-sachelor. o shar.
with man bcGrm.. twin beds, sitI!nE
9-2513. 5
GEORGETOWN or . girls to share
garden apt. with another girl, NO.
$3.50 -
BACHELOR, to share new o-bedim.
furn. apt.with Govt emploSe; cony.
to transp.; S55 incl uM OIL. t.
COLORED-WANT EMPL. WOMAN
10 share sp'. with n"'h" "'"'' III
have pvt. rm. all privils. co. $3.50
after : pm. -
share nicely iurn. apt. with l or
other Govt. girls. TU. 2-OS74 eyes.
Evening star., 1953-10-07
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

18 r ST. N.E.-Large front room:
. large windows, :! closets, 2nd floor
. near bath. DU. 7..49s3; T..
RI. Tisd eple Twin Twin beds, neT ~, turnitHrs' !
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Front bedrm.,
gentleman; nicely furn.: nr. Be-
thesda shopping dist OIL. 2-645l.
FOR RENT TO GENT.-single rm.
gon and Navy Annex; excel. transp
70 Dist. Call after 8, ia. "-f5noO.
ARE.-spacious attrac. cor. rm., pvt.
bath; in pvt. home; unlin,; phone;
genSls%an pSnSyr S1ly IA RM LAG nogSi 9
. closet, bus Z blk; home after 5.
room. nicely
decorated; twin beds; " sgle. men
IA. 2-64h6 or ia. 2-75S7. =
RM. in congeniAl home,
transp.. Mt. Rainier, blk. from
D. c.. board optional. AP. 1888.
1917 NORTH EDGEwooD. ARL.. VA.
Lovely rm.. nr. bus; unlim. phone.
iiv. rm. privils. ia. S-531S. -12
MD.-Bedrm.. next to
bath; pvt. home; women. Lo. 4-539T.
MD.-ssle,. 81. Dble.,
S15 WA. 1-0226. s
ALEXANDRIA--Lovely rm. in attrac.
home for business lady. Nr. Wash.
and Pentason transp. TIE. 6-6479.
BETHESDA-Gentlemen: > liv.-bed-
home priyils. iadult cple5. Cali Oh.
6-663O after 4 pm %
Evening star., 1953-10-07
SITUArIoNs-DoMEsTIc

CHILD CARE, days week. JU.
COOK wants daywork or part time
evenings: experienced; good refer
ences. co. 5-3236.
GIRL wants g.h.w. Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Friday. References. HU.
GIRL, colored, wants days work or
full time. TIA. 9-5319.
GIRL wants. job taking care of chill
Call LU. 4-44S9.
GIRL, colored, wishes daywork or
part time; good cleaner and ironer;
references. AID. 4-S193.
ored high school graduate; days
-wk; dependable; refs. DU. 1929.
LAUNDRESS. expert, desires > or 3
days in lst-class households; cur
tainS, shirts, linens. LU. 1-S643 q"
or full time; best Of city ref references. \ nee H
WOMAN, colored. wants part-time
Sg5eo WORK : or days; Al refs, LU.
CoLoRED GIRL desires g.h.w.. 5
days week; exper.; ref. Box 20S-V,
COLORED GIRL to care for child for
working mother or to do file work.
COLORED GIRL wants g.h.w., will
live in or out. ME. S-50OS.
COLORED GIRL, exper., wishes light
housework, child care; Monday,
Thursday, Friday. pm. DE. 2-124S
COL0RED WOMAN wishes daywork,
S. and carfare. Call after 5. NO
7-5355.
COLORED WOMAN wants days work;
references. II. 4-O2O9.
COL. WOMAN desires laundry at
home or ironing by the dav, eve.
work. AID. 4-4430 or NO. 7-7053
COLORED WOMAN (youngl. with
good refs, would like a hSkpg. job
with couple or small adult family
live in; no Sundays. Ii. 7-l737. g."
Evening star., 1953-10-07
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

COOKERS, 4 blond females, 10 wks.
old. reg. Axe. IL champion and
pedigree. Closing out litter this
week; $39 ca. 1924 R. I. ave. ne.
puP,fEs tf; ESD 14j. spits and terrier. m.0 all
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIEs, one
nine mo-, female: friendly: Axe
reg. AsGARD KENNELS. JE. 5000
two over ] yr old, now
hunting also . puppies S months
old. Dogs, are purebred but not
POODLE PUPPIES, standard. Axe
FFesisttered;r FFeesjiSs inn0eglated' male and
DoBERMAN PiNSCHER PUPPIES. 2
weeks. championship .oloodlines, Axe
registered. Reasonable. 1903 Flack
St, Wheaton, Md -
TOY MANCHESTER PUPPtE" md
boarding. PARKWOOD KENNELS
60l5 Branch ave. Sc, 10. S-71S2.
CHIHUAHUAs. Axe. We have some
beauties. Puppies. grown dogs, long
and short coats. Oh. bloodlines. stud
GfoKGEoIs asGEies g. BoxfR sotaeR. Axe. Reason s
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS. Axe reg.
pm. and all day, Sat. and Sun.
II"
SETTER, reg, granddaughter of Oh.
Mississippi Zebe, ready to be broke;
give away. Price 500. IA: a-6915.
Greek Church I'd. NV, ia. 9-1396.
SIAMESE KITTENS, imported stock
Persians. Boarding, stud serv. Also
part Persians. MRS. HOAG, Lo.
5iI97p. IL
DACHSHUND, . red: champion stock
Axe reg, dewormed. shots. ia.
Cocker Spaniel Puppies
Golden red. Axe. XII. 9-O9sO.
Evening star., 1953-10-07
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

NEAR CAPITOL, 1.1 North Carolina
ave. s.e.-Refrigerator, stove: $40
week. Ii. 3.9703.
iI9 9th ST. S.W.-2 lge front bed
rms. and kit; carline; infant: conv.
Nil. inst; $12-$15. Me. S-5096.
CONN. AND R ST, Dupont Cireie;
ccmo. bedrm. -liy. rm.; complete
Kitchen; reasonable. Ho. @-329S,
CoNN: AND CATHEDRAL VIC
Studio, lst A.. 500 mo-. utils. furn.
HU. 3-Sl04, AID. 2-6239 after 9.
ssI eth ST. N.E.-Light housekeeping
Eee1Sa FcemS; convenient location. L.
SLEEP ON AIR FOAM. wake up y to
music; clock radio. refgr., TV; So
SIS; 2147 F st. NV. EX. 3-6633.
Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE-Compl. turn.
inclu. running water and refgr. 1242
2lst st. NV. ME. S-5473. III
14th ST. NV, $500 bik.-Lge. bed
rm.. kit. mr.. bath. For /, S49.5O
mo. Utils incl. RA. 6-9590. -
2539 18th ST. N.W.-lst A.. bed-sit-
ting rm., large closets, complete kit,
pvt. entr: $l3.75 wk. for !: Sl3 25
for .. DE. "-1k;5. ~
1llT MASS. AVE. N.W.-Lse. rm.,
lsl-fl. front, completely equipped.
SIS wk. for .; no drinkers. .AD.
1880. Ill
Evening star., 1953-10-07
HELP-DoMEsTIc Cont,


NURSE, exper. with children; live in;
S35 wk.: Wed, every other Sun. of /;
2-week paid vacation. EN- 2-2426.
UPSTAIRS MAID to live in; 3rd fl.
room and bath; other help employed
$27 per week. Recent reference.
MRS. BARNETT, WO. 6-3446.
COUPLE-Live in; pleasant quarters;
woman cook, and 2nd f.; man, lSt
f.. serve and drive; no laundry;
Thurs. and every other Sunday off,
recent local references required; top
salary. EN-. 3-1G00. IS
MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE or settled
woman tcolored) to care for children
in exch. for room and small salary
ST. 3-5S6I. IS
WOMAN OR GIRL to help with cook
ing and children, evenings: daytime
free: for board and room and small
salary. JE. 4-1636. IS
EXPER. COOK. g.h.w.. laundry; g.
day wk.. Mon. through Fri; stay
some nights; $50. OIL. 4-4916
OLDER WOMAN to live in as friend
and companion to mother and Ayr.
old daughter. Have maid for other
work. Mother works midnight to 8.
Call IA. sS-3771. ~
FILIPINO COOK. to live in: car help
ful; good salary. Apply MISS GORE,
Fairfax Hotel. HO. 2-44S0. IA
Evening star., 1953-10-07
ROOMS FURNISHED-N.E.

Gal A ST. N.E.-Front rm.. twin beds,
$40 week; sgle. newly dec, So week.
NJ Il. ifscE 51fSI4s; Il n 5;I99s. c.DIm-n,i;' m,;'
In pvt. home, nicely furn. rm., for
elderly lady. TU. 2-5621. S
FROM RM., nr. Bath: conv. tranSp.;
ir pvt: home. Gentleman only. Ii.
1-OT"l. -
COLORED--LGE. front room for
cplN.; child accepted. Also with
twin beds for :, men. Near Benning
shopping center; home privileges.
CoGoRE6 81 IG5'S. SINGLE ROOM and
privileges LU. 4-O503. %
COLORED-IOO8 r I. AVE. Ne
Lovely double and single rms. for
refined gentlemen. LA. 6-4972.
COLoRED--COMFORTABLE ROOM
in pvt. home. Brookland area; for
empl. gent, Call LA. 6-5629 s.
Evening star., 1953-10-07

MOTHER will give loving care to
child in Christian home. mr.. school;
$3.50 wk. HO. 2-0346. -
WALTER REED VIC.-Twin-bed rm.,
in ovely. pvt. home; delicious meals.
CLUB MASON. 1925 New Hamp. NV.
ana club Fssdencs Tssen b for bss rsnsd S ladies dies
sgles., pvt. and semipvt bath: Sl6
wk. and UP; incl. full-courSe meals
and hotel services. NO. 1870
I'VE ON CLosE-IN. ca-acre estate
House Beautiiui grounds, large
comfortable rooms. = delicious meals
every DAY; parking on grounds $40
Pc pSr wees Phone ~. o-2594 -
-Sedecorated, fine food. lobby TN.
sgleS.. SO; dbles., $50. DE. 2-4S4j
ARL.. vA.--Large rm. with pvt. bath.
Also rm. with Twin PEGS to shar,
With another lady; IA 7.4:3S. =
go 10th M ST. wv. tbet; Que and r
and triple Tor young ladies some
pvt. baths. Visiting pvt. lounge and
~; with or without meals. very
reas. HO. 3-5y26. IS
1927 10Th ST. NV. lat Dupont Cir.l
For Government workers and stu
Visiting pvt lge. lounge, TV and
piano; very good meals. HO. 2-6167
I776 MASS. AVE. NV. Dupont Cir
Gle area-Attrac. rms, excel. meals:
young people in Govt, business and
students invited. DU. 1922. IS
L4OI 18th N.W.-Large rooms. nicely
furnished; selected menu; switch.
board, TV. Reasonable -16
VICE Ice. KM.-Good breakfast, for
2; pvt Southern home. 5705 14th
ST. NV. RA. 6-392S. -
SGLE. RMS. Columbia rd. NV, 2001
Conn. ave.-With good meals: rec.
rm. TV; good transportation; young
people. CO. 5-2493. 9S
I15G N ST. N.W.-Live with comfort
and economy. Enjoy your leisure
hours. We have delicious food.
friendly atmosphere. best location
TV and Bendix. House mother.
MRS. WALLACE DAVIS. %
1910 18th ST. n W.-Singfe and
dble.; excellent food and transp.; /
Bendix, TY. DU. 1924 p
)ISSIN'S GUESTHOUSE. co13 Mess.
ave. n.w.-Delightful home TO live
in. Tes sonable; have several vacan-
cies for young men and women. The
best food Oh, ,ainable. excel. trans
portation. DE. 2-91gs. III /