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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1954-09-01
Birthday Ball Deficit

There is an amount of $4492 to
be covered up from somewhere,
to balance the books on the Presi-
dent Magsaysay Birthday Ball,
which was held under the auspic-
es of the Philippine Consulate, on
August %, according to a report
released by Consul Brillantes.
Contributions to the affair
came from the following:
Rudy Santos ..........................S5 $4,000
Dan Sarusal ..-...-.,................... 5000
Abrenian Association .......... $500
Juan Bagasan and
Fernando Ferrera ............ $500
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
Disbursements were as follows:
Clark's Catering Service
Including hall ..............S217.42
PRINTERS -----.------------.------------. 22.5O
Decorations .......................... 1000
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1954-09-01
AUBURN NEWS
BY Mrs. EvaIeigh Cristobal

ley Abuan of Algona, Mrs. Bessie
Mosher and children of Auburn,
Mrs Ida Nacua and children of
Tocamo, Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Carl
son and children of Auburn.
Last August 21st was the 4th
tabulation dance at the Fratern-
ity Hall in Auburn. Miss ROsita
Mones was crowned Miss Aug
ust."
Mr.. and Mrs. Tim Reyes and
family left last August 28th for
the Philippines to visit Mr.. Reyes
folks.
The next tabulatiOn dance of
the FilipinO-American Community
of Puget Sound for the Harvest
Festival Queen Contest, will be
held at the Fraternity Hall in Au-
burn on Saturday, September IL.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1954-09-01
Supporter
Of Small Business
w

Fight Against Discrimination E.
Fight to Consolidate the disjOinted and loose
ganized Departments of Public Land Forest
personnel.
Supervise eXpertly the Department of w
Education and Highways which spend 4 Ou
of your tax dollars.
Set up a Central Control over all State hOus
ing and management functions
Keep the State out of all projects which G
can do by themselves as well or better.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1954-09-01

George COrtel, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Cortel of AlgOna,
has enlisted in the Air Force and
is now stationed at San Antonio,
Texas.
On August 8, a surprise birth
day party was held for Eddie
Cristobal, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Denny Cristobal. Ice cream and
cake were served. Eddie received
many lovely gifts. Some of the
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Stan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-08
BY Violet Foulkner

Veal. beef. beef liver and
ready-to-eat hams are the meat
items In the news this week end.
If you haven't been buying
much veal lately, remember veal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-08
Report to the 1omeroker
Veal Roosts Good Buy for Week End

Shrimp, crab meat and fryers
all continue to be good buys.
Produce Plentiful
AS the growing season pro-
crosses q wide variety Of fruits
and vegetables arrive daily from
nearby areas. Look for lima
beans from the Eastern Shore,
home grown tomatoes from
Richmond and fresh peppery
water cress from Frederick
More plentifuls to jot down on
your marketing list are sweet
Bing cherries, watermelon, let
tuce, cabbage. new potatoes. yell
low onions. lemons, corn. celery
and cucumbers.
Blueberries and cantaloupe
are rated as the best values, in
the fruit department. Heaviest
shipments of melons are coming
from California, Arizona and
Texas. While both cantaloupe
and watermelons are so good and
so abundant. why not tuck q
few cartons of melon balls away
In the home freezer. Wonder
full for perking up winter meals
Red and black raspberries and
some currants are also coming In
from the Jersey farms. We
checked on the supply Of cur
rants and gooseberries and were
told q few Tugs have come in anc
more should arrive any day. This
is the time for both these small
| fruits but the season is short
and the supply never too large
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-08
Modern Marriage
By Dr.. Paul Popenoe

Any death in q family may be
hard to interpret to children,
but when the death is suicide.
the explanation is often very
difficult and embarrassing. That
is the problem which confronts
Mrs. o. Last year I divorced
my husband" she explains. II
don't believe In divorce, but we
had led a miserable life and
could not go on with it felt
that my own health and even
my own sanity would be endan-
gered If I continued in the mar
rage. He took the separation
very hard. brooded and yester-
day he killed himself.
Helpless, Feeling
"I have an 11-year-old daugh-
ter. How am 7 going to explain
this to her. DR.. Popenoe? I've
never In my life felt SO helpless! !"
So much depends on your own
religious beliefs that it is not
easy to give any detailed in
structions. Mrs. o.: but the prob
lem Is common enough to de-
serve consideration. In the
United States each year there
are well on to 10000 suicides.
men being several times more
frequently involved than are
women; and there are estimated
to be nearly 100000 attempted
suicides. in which women are
more frequently involved than
are men. Many Of the attempts,
especially Of women, are fakes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-08

Whot's cookin' Recipes Tor the Week
on Pooe B-4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-08

MIS-. KTanK 6aTreLG, VIE OF CIlG
Wyoming Senator and herself q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-08

Shop Downtown Thursday $50 to OF 1907 r. 7th OK
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Why Grow Oid7 ~
Gardening IS HeoIthfuI Hobby

to avoid fatigue and improve
your posture and figure. Either
bend from the waist and make
your bending q waist exercise
or bend both knees into a deep
knee bend, keeping your back
straight. Do not collapse at the
waist or through the shoulders,
but with your back straight, lean
forward from the waist.
2. If you are nearing middle
age or older, or if you have a
dry skin. protect your epidermis.
Wear a large hat which will
shade your face and neck and
shoulders. Wear long sleeves and
gloves. There are many skins
which react unattractively If
subjected to the strong sunlight,
Take the question of so-called
"liver-spots" on the hands. Often
these would never have occurred
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Wodefn Marriage
Mother Should Be Frank
lnExpIoining 7 tragedy

intended to attract attention and
gain sympathy rather than to
end life. Sometimes, Of course,
the situation gets out Of hand.
so it has been said with justice
that many deaths by suicide are
really accidental
Guilt Result
Effects on those left behind
are mixed. One of the very COM
mon results is a feeling of guilt.
Relatives. and even close friends,
ponder the questions. "Am ]
partly responsible? Could ! have
done something to prevent this?"
suggest that you counsel with
your clergyman. If you have one
whom you trust; or with mar
riage counselor, in order to get
proper perspective.
The common way to explain,
in such a case as you describe, Is
to tell the girl Cor yourself!)
that mental illness was respon-
sible. He was really a sick man,
emotionally-if he had not been,
he would not have done this. It
must not be supposed that every
one who takes his own life is
mentally diseased (insane), but
it is true in a surprisingly large
percentage of cases.
Be frank with your daughter.
Mrs. o.; don't try to make any
mystery of the matter. Both of
you must face it honestly, then
go ahead to live your own lives
as successfully as you can.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-08

Our advice Is to keep q constant
check on your nearest supply.
Peaches from Georgia and the
Carolinas are not too cheap but
the quality Is improving. There
are promises Of q good peach
crop this year. June estimates
were for q crop well over 81 mil-
lion bushels. about 4 per cent
larger than last, years. Sliced
peaches and cream make q per-
feet summer dessert combina-
ton. For q change try using
sour instead Of sweet cream for
the topping. Add dribble of
honey and q sprinkling Of CHINA
mon. The Europeans are great
for serving sour cream on their
strawberries we discovered. The
idea didn't appeal to us when
we first encountered it this sum-
mer but after q try we found 1t
had its merits.
Ice cream is so plentiful this
month it tops the USDA list Of
plentiful foods. Couldn't come at
q better time. July weather is
no time to be whipping up des-
serts that need long hours Of
baking.
Did you know this year marks
the 50th anniversary of the ice
cream cone? No one knows how
many gallons Of chocolate and
vanilla have been dished up in
these crispy containers since
(See FAULKNER, Page B-40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-08
New Senate Wife
Mrs SomReynoIds Leaves Politics to Her Husband
Wife of Nebraska
Scion Hopes to
Attend Sessions
By lsobeIIe Shelton

"Mr. Reynolds runs the poll
tics. I run the family"
And q very good job she does
Of 1t too." chimed in her spouse.
That's the way 1t is in the
family Of Senator Sam Reynolds
Of Nebraska. sworn In yesterday
to take the place Of the late
Senator Butler, who died last
week.
Mrs. Reynolds is q petite 5
foot / inch mother and grand
mother, with blue eyes and grey
hair.
For her big day yesterday
sitting in the gallery watching
her husband sworn In and then
attending the traditional lunch
con given new Senator-she
wore navy blue two-piece dress,
small navy straw hat and white
gloves.
Shopping Out
There wasn't even time to
shop for any new clothes before
we flew here from Omaha she
said. THAT will come later, I
guess"
Her husband woke her I'D at
seven o'clock in the morning
to tell her of his appointment.
she related. He called long dis
stance from Lincoln Nebr., the
state capitol. where he had gone
to attend Republicans state
central committee meeting.
How would you like to 60 to
Washington" he asked casually.
II said I'd love it, Of course"
she said. "We had just three
days to get ready to leave.
II hope to spend q lot Of my
time In the next few weeks at
tending sessions and committee
meetings, to learn more about
what goes on. I'm just q home
maker. I haven't paid too close
attention to politics. But want
to learn all ] can while I'm here"
She has seen the usual sight
seerer spots on previous trips
here.
Senator Reynolds will serve
only until the November election
In Nebraska. He does not plan
to run for election to- the four
years remaining Of the late Sem
ator Buffers term.
BY way Of proving her nom
political turn Of mind. Mrs.
Reynolds said she did not attend
the Republican National Con-
vention in 1852. to which her
husband was q Taft-pledged
delegate.
Eyes, but she bought q tele-
vision set so she could watch it
ALL" said the new Senator with
q grim. 55s
Nebraska's senior Senator, Mrs.
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gether. They were married two
years after she graduated from
the University of Nebraska. She
was q school teacher during the
two years.
Their children are Louise.
now Mrs. Richard Haugh Of San
Diego: Emily, now Mrs. Joe
Baker Of Omaha. and Aurel. who
graduated from college two
years ago and lives at home with
her parents. She probably viii
not come to Washington. as
she is about to start on q new
secretarial job.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-08

except for exposure to strong
sunlight.
8. Remember that you win get
all Of the vitamin D you need
from reflected sunlight. You do
not have to toast yourself in or
der to be healthy. If you are one
of those women who really do
not care about keeping q youth
full skin into older age, then
don't worry about any Of these
factors / am mentioning today.
But. do not kid yourself! If
you are interested in remaining
as youthful looking as possible.
protect your. skin from suntan
with one Of the new and efficient
screening agents and with big
hats and gloves and long sleeves.
and the habit Of getting outdoors
either in the early morning or
In the late evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-08

-g1 t ~
native Of the Reynolds home city
OF Omaha. stepped into the
breec hand volunteered to take
Mrs. Reynolds in tow.
She rode over to the Capitol
with the Nebraska party in the
Senate subway car, and from
the gallery identified the other
Senator's who came up to shake
the newcomers hand.
In Omaha the Reynolds live
in a roomy beige brick house
surrounded by a spacious yard
where they like to grow dahlias.
He does the digging, I do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-08
the planning" said Mrs.

)
the planning" said Mrs.
Reynolds.
The family likes to eat barbe-
cue-style meals in their back
yard, and to entertain there in
formally. We're . great family
to do things together" ex-
planned the new Senate wife.
The Senator and their three
daughters all love to play golf,
which Mrs. Reynolds used to
play too.
The new Senate wife Is the
former Louise Northrup. She
has known her husband since
they started kindergarten to-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-08
By Josephine Lowmon

II you like. to garden. you are
lucky because this is one of the
most satisfactory hobbies there
is. In the first place 1t keeps you
outdoors much of the time. It
also is soothing to that creative
itch! Therefore it is emotionally
and physically healthful. The
results are so wonderful, too.
Flowers and vegetables right out
of your own garden do seem to
have special flavor and color.
So, if you have the green
thumb" or even the yen to de-
velop one. garden this summer
Do remember a few things
though.
Bend Knees or Woist
l. When you lean toward your
vegetables or flowers, do so in
only one Of two ways II you wish
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-08

is young beef and has very little
fat. It's not q meat that lends
itself to broiling. Two Of the
cuts being featured by the local
food chains -. rump and Shout
der roasts -. make excellent
pot roasts. Treat them the same
as you would a beef pot roast
]. !. cook slowly with moisture
and add q bay leaf. Glove of gar
lie, celery leaves or bit Of
thyme for seasoning. Allow about
40 minutes per pound In q mod
crate oven for q tender, moist
roast. Use the drippings for
gravy over new potatoes or
noodles.
All cuts of beef will be avail
able at reasonable prices with
emphasis on ground beef. Other
cuts include round, sirloin,
cubed steaks. rib and rump
roasts, and homeless round.
Ready-to-eat hams are time
savers. but If you're still trying
to irnproviSe ways of using up
the tidbids left from your holi-
day ham you'll want to bypass
this for the time being.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-08

Eva Bowring, escorted her Junior
colleague to the Senate floor,
and this posed a problem about
who would escort Mrs. Reynolds
to the Senate wives gallery to
watch the swearing in-an escort
service usually performed by the
wife OF the senior Senator.
you see, ! have no WIFE" Sem
ator Bowring explained with
mock seriousness. her blue eyes
twinkling.
Mrs. Barrett Steps In
Mrs. Frank Barrett. wife Of the
Wyoming Senator and herself q
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ROOMS AND APIS. 70 SHARl

ATTRAC, APT. TO SHARE with 1
alter q Week week ends end ga "a. Se5@SI.
wANTED-Youns people from 1895
to share home. No board. Call AID.
44 .ss6ISS for SpPP Pc snrd. II to g
18th sT.MYounS lady to share i.
bedrm. apt. with another young lady;
twin beds, TV, sun deck. Prefer coll
lege BACKGROUND. HO: 2-0576, Ext.
1854 COLUMBIA I'D. Mw.-Bus.
apt. with lady. DU. 7-sSs6, EXT; 30.
NV. S-RM. APT. to share with or
2 girls. All-white neighborhood.
S SS ii tIrsdn ay sss 81 s Ga IA
Girl 70 SHARE S-rm. apt. with an
other girl; close to st; cars and shop
BUSINESS WOMAN will share her
Business Bust SOs SOmsn aP Refs ~ Box a iSsM
COiNS5GENIAL GIRL around 30, to
share apt. with another girl. KI.
S-16s2, Sat. Sun. ewes. after $50.
wANTED-Employed lady to share
R. I. ave. ne. apt. 416. 13'
GIRL to share modern 2-bedroom
apt. with another; all utilities; S31.
Naylor Gardens, Sc, LU. 2-3094.
YOUNG MAN desires other young
man to share nicely furn. air-cond.
apt: call CO. 5-7549 between 5
and z. -13
BACHELOR would like to share nicely
furn. apt. mr.. Boiling Field with
another bachelor. 10. 2-5939. liz
BUCKINGHAM = Gentleman will
share furn. 2-bedrm. apt. with one
or 2 other men: refs. exchanged.
Cali after g pm. or before 8 q m.
ia. S-55S4. -12
He twin girl be shar ~ med %stb Sr Sed ss
mo. RIA. 3-5S02, ewes. and wk. ends.
YOUNG MAN, share 4-bedrmL. firm.
home, with 5 other gentlemen; reas.
Arl., Is min. D. C. IA. 7-4523:
COLORED-WANTED, LADY to share
with other lady 2-bedrm. apt,
NV. Conven. transp. DE. 2-4705.
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

sgle rm., dble: bed;
pvt. home near Russell rd.; 81 VIZ.
CoMF0RTABLE. pleasant I'm: in apt.
bldg. for one or two men. Laundry
facilities, sun deck. Cow. transp. TO
1859. between 2 and 10 pm; all
COOL 80 es sinsis rm., dble. exposure, next
to bath; kit. and laundry priyileses
Cony., tEansp. $45; ia; 519O655. Ia
1874 N. TAYLOR ST., Ar gent. ;
BEDS, dressing rm.. pvt. bath and
sf fntFi q! srR fHSlsa' close to center;
beaut. big room and bath, s win
doTs; l Or 5c cp Pie ~. 81 Siis62gl; la at
S IVY SatS; con1. to tran sr Emp
1877 SPie' r. Sei ED SeI We ID room
near bus; Home privils.' TV, unlim'
ART 9GRRs Sc sGfE oI RM., pvt. bath. Cow.
silver nv nS'i sPf Hi 90 Lovely rm., pvt.
bath; for gentleman; no other ROOM
FOR RENT, ON ESTATE-Cool. de-
lightful rooms. Close proximity Camp
Andrews. Telephone MA. 1882;
PRIVATE ROOM AND BATH, Silver
spring-New home. Empl.. congenial
lady. Box 6-S. Star. Ia
ALEXANDRIA-Nice front bedrm;
ideal for summer: conY. to all
buses: gentleman only. TIE. 6-S2l4 4.
ARL. s.-Master bedrm.. pvt. home.
near Pentagon: semipvt. bath, cross
vent: gentleman. OF. 4-SS23. -12
furn. bedrm., mod;
pvt; entr.: conv: transp;; phone
parking: gent. 1912 N. Veitch st.
ARL.-Lge. rm., pvt. entr. and bath:
for lady; close to Clarendon CIRCLE.
LARGE BEDROOM, sitting room,
private bath and private entrance.
COTLoRED-ROOMS. furn.. on A. B.
& w busline: ideal home for right
persons: some privils.; call any time.
IA. 2-6221. 10
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

MARE, 16 hands; $3.50.
pinto pony. IA hands; Sl25. Poplar
FOR SALE: 81 large Holstein spring
ers; due June, July; calfhood vacci-
nated for bangs and isSts sae snd
bangs showed all clear: heifers will
meet all requirements for interstate
shipment. Write or phone w. D.
GOOD, Rte. 3, Gaithersourg. Nd
Phone Gaithersburg 33l j. |5 p,
I morsan. half thorouSh6red; well
hammered: excellent for. park riding
and jumping; good hunter prospect.
Quick sale desired: Call Mr.; PAYNE
at Meadowbrook. ~. 9-9611: Ia
F sIs SeeTs s With He caf at sSe
well bred. excellent condition. Phone
Px xt6isfSH1 COLT. 3 yrs. old. broken
to ride. Parkway 5-2204. Ia,
HoRSE-SheStdnut CSC SeIdi nGnts 10.a ana "a
Jumper. SADDLE bred. Bradley Farms
Charles Carrico. OIL. 2-2S60: own
er, MARTIN CoDEL. EN-. 3-S32o
HORSES 6 L, confirmation # HI. hunter c1;
thoroughbred. Chestnut geldins.
Ayr -old Chestnut llly. Reas
priced, F. E. wEsTENBERGER, IA
HoG SssOBltill No. l registered ir
buyers name. Pigs litter. sex. Boar:
ready for service. Weekdays RE, q
A aSse EMS, AS0G T 4ssss bull
from 6 to Is mos. old; of excellent
breeding; sired by sons Of inter.
some bred cows and cows witt
calf at side. F. 3. WESTENBERGER
RYEAGrsTE Ssff JERSEY BULL. Two.
handles well: all papers and test
guaranteed. Phone Monday EN-. 2
Manor RSoi RIDING ACADEMY. Ga. ave
ext. Norbeck. Md. 10. 5-2113,. Johr
Moore, Groom. Horses boarded, boz
stalls. $50 mo. Colts broken. Fol
sale: Palomina mare, pony flly witt
show prospects. Tennessee walking
CHINCHILLAs. pedtgreed. prime here sS
of IA. sac. $4,000. RA. 3-5569;
ewes. and weekends. Ma. s-SS6S
days. is
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

= IRISH SETTER PUPPIES. Axe reg. !:
male and female: reasonable. Call
aGEARMANT s SHEPHERD PUPS, 4 mos. /:
. Axe registered; $50. Call JEi q
4; DAL2MSATIAN PUPS, 8 wks., healthy.
husky, Champion stock: pedigrees
80 avail. MRS. EVANS, ia. 7-9sSs.
8 PoMERANIAN PUPPIES t2), females.
:. 1929 10th pl. Brentwood Nd VA.
FOR SALE, black female Dober9an
Pinscher, 2 mos. old. Axe. u. s.
sHiPPNG CRATEs-Doss. cats. ETC..
S Ell sizes; Ehsweight lex cost 72l
permanent shots. Pc. 2-690S.
CWEIMARANER, female. IS weeks.
Champ. sire. field or show prospects,
B SSERpf Fu fns .ys' ears Clipped
- Barmere-Tulgey Wood Mazelaine
Toy sym %AS stTS! f yfP2Es; Asc
d S5ss P R4ARR5SS k AkR ssE ao3s
Branch ave. Sc. RE. .5-5440. LID
black. male or female: reas., yE,
B GSE PUPS, Axe. 8 weeks. $50
!. COCKER SPANIEL. female. bun. one
- of Axe REGISTERED litter. about 8
. weeks old: S25 or best offer. ia.
COLLIE PUPPIES, Axe reg. 10
: wks. old. $35 up. CIR. S-0525;
Ia
- COOKERS, Axe, Champion bloodline,
"a to pick from, light parti-colors;
49,. sos. S35 and $40; 3 mos. old: bun
&c silver. black, blue black. VIII de-
- liver 1915 Hamilton St. West
- Hyattsville Md. WA. 7-22!S. -16
: sIAMESE KITTENS, excellent par.
ents: 8 males, 3 females weeks
-: es6. e.m.-10 Pm, Du. o-S2aS
q PLANTATIONS, Axe res, litter. rea'
- sonable. LO. 7-7160; stud serV
:. avail. Clip ad for future needs
Z COCKER sPANIELS (el. thoroush,
bred puppies, weeks old; Very
- gentle mother and father; $40 up
: HE. 4-3S11. LII
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1908 d ST. N.E.-Lovely End d.
front. 1 employed lady. good RES,
$40 per mo. II. 6-7Q43. Is =,
1S54 QUE ST. NV, The Kennert."
desirable 1-room emciency. near
A Hath; SIS wf sS6urH = 1s. IiI.RR.t.
rm.. dble. h. pl.. running water
refgr.; cple. or sgle. ia. $3.50
Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE Completely
furn., Incl. running water and retSr.
1912 21st st. n.W.' ME. S-o41SS;
ARL.-Large rm., gas rapse. refer
semipvt. bath; individual or cple.,
S65. Cali IA. $4,000. ID
NO. ARL.-Furnished Ink. studio
room; running water. phone; cow,
ciose-in loo. ia. 7-67S9. la
ATR-COOLED STUDIO RIM, retgr:
grill, clock-radio, TV. African. 2l47
+ NV. Xxx. 3-6633. -lS
COL. RID. Mr.. 18th. EMBASSIES
transp., stores; 2 epts.. 2 lge. rms.
ca, clean; reduced; baby. AID. 4-006O.
NE. SECTION, near Capitol-2 and
3 rn. apis, pvt. and semipvt. baths;
S12 wk. up. RE. 6-797S. Ia
1889 GIRARD ST. NV.
housekeeping rooms, 81 to
$3.50. See MANAGER. Apt. I;
Ia
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ROOMS FURNISHED-S.E.-S.W

413 EAST CAPIToL-Pvt. entrance;
newly painted; twin beds. Can be
seen after $40. Ii. 3-249S. lis
2223 MINNESOTA AVE. S.E.--Large
airy bedrm. in pvt. home with or
without kit. privileges. Cow. loc.,
plenty of parking space. -13
FURNISHED ROOM, near lob. 81
week. Young man, non-smoker. l25
THREE lei VERY CONVENIENT ioca-
lions; quiet and clean. 81 wk. Ii.
$1,000, Ii. 4-0631.
LARGE FRONT ROOM, next to bath,
near Naval Rec. Sta, IS wk. 1915
18th st. Sc. LII. 1850. Ia
GENTLEMAN--Large room next to
bath, new furniture. Board OPP
tional; home privileges. Ii. 1894.
S.W.-Sth and independence, dble.;
sgle., SD. DI. 7-SS07. la
Sc. DESIRABLE SECTION-Overl.
Pa ave- hills. large airy. front room.
next to bath with shower; pvt;
DOUBLE BEDROOM. closet, shower,
1st floor, street entrance. Private
home; completely furn., all utils. $40
per mo. Man and wife. 1888. M st.
Sc. Key at 1901 M st. sc. LU.