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State Officials Back
U. 5. Aid Boost for
Highways Program

CHICAGO, Dec. 3.-Goyernors
and other officials Of the States
have given Overwhelming APP
prevail to proposed increases in
Federal aid TO double the Nations
rate OF highway construction in
the next 10 years.
President Eisenhower is ex-
pected to ask the next Congress
to authorize issuance Of $25 bill
lion in Federal road bonds to
help finance such an expanded
highway building program.
Support of the program was
voted by the 18th biennial AS
sembly of the States after it
was explained at a meeting yes
terday by Gen. Lucius d. Clay,
head OF a presidential advisory
committee.
Governors Proposals O.K.'d.
Gov. Howard Pyle of Arizona,
chairman Of the assembly, esti-
mated that the show of hands
was 10 to in favor of the STEP
ped-up road building.
Approved along with the gen.
eral presidential proposal was a
series of recommendations by the
Governors Conference for inclu-
sion in the program.
Among other things, the Gov
errors organization has recon-
mended that the Federal Gov
eminent pay the larger share of
the cost OF building Interstate
highways but that actual con-
struction, maintenance, admin
istration and policing of these
highways be handled by the
States.
Gas Tax as Bond Base.
Gen. Clay said a $25 billion
road bond issue would be
secured by Federal gasoline tax
collections. The sum. he said,
would cover most of the cost OF
constructing 40,000-mile in
terstate system, plus urban
access roads.
"The $25 billion is to be added
to road construction which
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$4,000 in Held Up Royalties
To BRIGHTEN SibeIius' YuIe

to handle the rights Of his music,
but at the start Of World War
II, this government blocked re-
mittances to enemy territory
and the Sibelius royalties were
blocked OF and held In trust.
However. the alien property
office, In consultation with Mr..
Sibelius' American agents, AS
ISOLATED Music Publishers of
New York City, and ASCAP.
which represents composers gen.
orally, reached q decision that
the rights which Mr.. Sibelius
had assigned to the German
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agents could be disregarded and
the royalties classed as the prop
erty Of Mr.. Sibelius himself.
Mr.. Sibelius viii receive 50
per cent OF the accumulated
royalties, the remainder being
the property of the American
agents, one of whome. ASCAP. In
1852 sent the composer SIS. 900 as
a gesture of high regard"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-03
Monte curlo Night

The Mems Club and Sister
hood Of the Northeast Hebrew
Congregation win sponsor Q ba-
zaar and Monte Carlo night ct
$3.50 pm. tomorrow In the syna-
gogue home. 1901 Eastern ave-
nue., Mt. Rainier. Md.
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commissio ers Refuse
TO Heur Officer ! Plea

The Commissioners yesterday
refused to hear q personal ap-
peal by the attorney Of Metro
politan Police Private Wyatt J,
Roy. fighting a trial board rec
ommendation that he be fired
from the force.
Attorney Wesley s. Williams,
the Board Of Commissioners
ruled, will have to confine his
appeal to a brief, the usual prac-
tice. Roy was found guilty by q
trial board, August 20, on charges
of improperly handling a case
involving three juveniles. He
was acquitted af charges Of mis-
treating the three.
Evening star., 1954-10-13
National Committee
For Observance Of
Veteran sDay Named

A national committee for the
observance. of Veterans Day
throughout the Nation on No.
vember II was announced yes
terday by Harvey v. Higley, ad-
ministrator of Veterans Affairs
and chairman Of the committee.
Mr.. Higley appointed the COM
mittee at the request Of Presi-
dent Eisenhower to encourage
the observance of Veterans Day
by the entire citizenry.
An act of Congress approved
last June ] changed Armistice
Day. which honored servicemen
Of World War I. to Veterans
Day so that veterans OF all
Americas wars may be honored.
The national committee in
cludes the following associate
chairmen:: Secretary Of Defense
Wilson: Representative Rees, Re-
publican, Of Kansas, sponsor of
the Veterans Day congressional
resolution; Seaborn P. Collins,
jr.. national commander of the
American Legion; Rufus II. Will
son, national commander of the
American Veterans of World
War II and Korea.
Also. Alfred L. English, ma
tional commander of the Dis
abled American Veterans.
George K. Shamgoclian. ma
tional commandant of the Ma
rine Corps League: Lloyd Thurs
ton, commander er-in-chief of the
United Spanish War Veterans,
and Merton B. Tice, commander
tn-chief Of the Veterans of For
e1gn Wars Of the United States.
Members Of the committee as
named by Mr.. Higley are:
Roland Hartman. chairman of
Sne american National Red Cross; Bill
MauIoln. national chairman OF the Amer
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20 New TWA Airliners
To Be Delivered

The first Of Trans World Air
lines order Of 20 new turbo-
compound Super Consultations
win be delivered to the airline
complete with wing-tip fuel
tanks and the most advanced
visual radar equipment. TWA
announced here yesterday.
The wing-tip tanks, with a
600-gallon fuel capacity each.
will add more than two nours or
900 miles In range to the new
aircraft, flying with q full
16.000-pound payload Of passen-
gers. mail and cargo. r. s. Da-
mon, TWA vice president has
disclosed.
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commander Of the Military order Of the
Purple Heart, Inc; Mai. Harry okin,
commander in chief OF the Military Or
president Of the National Jewish Welfare
Board: Thomas r. Barnaby. national
commander of the National Society
man, president of the National Tribune.
Also Admiral Robert B. Carney, presi-
dent Of the Navy Mutual Aid Associa-
tion: Capt. Albert C. Woodress, national
commander Of the Regular Veterans
Association; Harry L. Suder, national
commander Of the United Indian War
Veterans. U. 8. A.; Mrs. Percy A. Lain
on National Security.
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Don't disturb them, dear-they're studying!"

lean Veterans Committee. Inc; Gen.
Wade H. Haislip. president Of the Army
Mutual Aid Association; George F. Har-
nois. national commander of the Army
and Navy Union, U. 8. A.: Marshall
Smith. president Of the Blinded Veter-
ans Association.
Also Thomas p. Cutie. national COM
mander of the Catholic War Veterans
E. Staudinger, national commander Of
the Coast Guard League; 1t. M. g. Ste
venson, national commander Of the Dis
national president Of the Fleet Reserve
Association; Harry r. Madison, national
commander Of the JEWS hWar Veterans
Of the United States.
Evening star., 1954-10-13
Police Mqke Hoy

Two Thousand policemen have
been milking cows and carting
hay Ia Ferrara. Italy. because Of
q several months long agricul-
tural strike. More than 100 cows
have died Of starvation. it is as
serted. since the farmworkers
walked out in a body.
Evening star., 1954-10-13
Oil PotenticI increases

Oil drillers at Exmouth Gulf,
Western Australia, near Onslow,
found oil traces at 9,7S9 feet.
This Is held to greatly increase
the area in which oil may occur.
Evening star., 1954-10-13
AdmiraI
Table Model Radio
los

A compact little radio with fu-size speaker that
gives ceor, rich tones. It plays AC or DC. Five
tubes including rectifier Built in Horoscope" oerol
Printed Circuit chassis Ivory beige green postc.
Evening star., 1954-10-13

Bigger top-se- bottom and
side-to side! BY industry
standards a n" tube
may measure from 20h"
to IVA" - AdniroI's
Giant n" tube is ex-
ponded to measure ol-
most 2l W.
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ie.tubs printed Robot
Chassis s-fnore than half
the circuits ore printed
and assembled outonoti-
colly, eliminating the
chance OF human error.
Evening star., 1954-10-13

"Mosie Mirror" oIumi-
nized picture tube beoms
light forword-none is
lost inside tube - gives
brighter pictures.
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Mabel Conger and Emma Sand

Mabel Conger and Emma Sand
berg.
Esther-Tuesday. rehearsal for
officers. Thursday. initiation
Fathers and April. May. june
and July birthdays honored.
Loyalty = Wednesday. April
May and June birthdays hon
ored. Monday. Home Board din
ner, home Of Mrs. Florence
Stokes.
Trinity-Tuesday. Esther Care
Club. home of Mr.. and Mrs
Hamell. Thursday. fathers hon
ored.
Federal - Wednesday, Home
Board with Mrs. Alice Tracy.
Martha Tuesday. Home
Board. Friday. meeting callet
OF.
Mozpah-TueSday. initiation
March, April. May and June
birthdays honored.
Joseph H. Milans Lodge
Thursday, initiation. Fathers
honored. Monday. Chatter Boz
Club with Mrs. Mary Cooke.
william F. unt-Saturday
matrons and patrons picnic, 12s
Dale drive, Silver Spring, Md
Call RIA. 6-7849 for reservations
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Spanish War Groups
Activities This Week

Col. James 8. Petit Auxiliary.
Spanish War Veterans. win meet
Monday 1t Naval Lodge hall. $50
Pennsylvania avenue Sc. at Q
pm. A program commemorate
ing Flag Day Is being arranged
by Patriotic Instructor Jaynelle
Rupert.
Gen. M. Emmett Urell Auxili-
airy, will entertain the depart
ment officers on Wednesday ct
8 pm. at 1919 Ninth street NV.
Col. John, Jacob Aston AExil-
larry accepted Mrs. Eleanor De-
lahoy as q member. aud Gen,
Nelson A. Miles Auxiliary has
accepted Mrs Sarah +. Rich
ards.
Kathryn M. Lynch. president
Of Gen. Henry w. Lawton Auxil-
iary, has invited Department
President e. Maude Dudley and
her officers to q meeting Friday
at 8 pm. at 921 Pennsylvania
avenue Sc.
The District Of Columbia De-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13

At the last meeting of Sergt.
Jasper Unit. American Legion
Auxiliary. the following onhcers
were elected: President. Mrs.
Leila Price; vice presidents, Mrs.
Regina Mortimer and Mrs. Ellen
EWart: chaplain, Mrs. Gertrude
Bane: historian, Mrs. Edith Pap
ace: sergeant at arms. Mrs. Helen
q. Sullivan: property custodian,
Mrs. Kathryn Little: color bear
ers. Mrs. Eunice S. Butkus and
Mrs. Mary Craver; Executive
Committee. Mrs. Agnus Brady,
Mrs. Estelle Mead and Mrs,
Emile Schuler.
Delegates and alternateg to
the departmental convention are
Agnus Brady. Leila Price. Helene
Jones, Ellen Ewart, Kathryn
Little. Edith Niles. Emile
SCHUYLER. Christine Reilly, Lydia
Neinas. Eleanor Ascher, Ra-
monde Cradick, Ercelle Quinn
Gertrude Bane. Mary Craver and
Virginia DeForce. AIternates:
Regina Martinez. Eunice Butkus,
Helen Sullivan. Helene Banner,
Margaret Anderson, Emma DON
ner, Lucille Brady, Mary Burns,
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partment. United Spanish War
Veterans. recently elected Wal
ter r. Eich commander: John
Wilson. senior vice commapder
and Robert W. Livingston. junior
vice commander. Z !.
Gen. M. Emmett Urell Camp
will meet Saturday at 2 pm. at
z Fourth street Sc. Command.
er Floyd Pit1er viii preside
At the recent D. c. Grand
Convocation Of the Military Ol'd-
er Of Lizards. Mrs. Maud Z.
Wright was elected grand gila
monster. Polywama Swamp will
meet Tuesday at 8 pm. at the
home of Mrs. Minnie 8. Loeb
boehler, 5209 p street Sc. Coral
Hills, Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13
| OES Activities
| In LocuI Chapters

Activities this week in local
Eastern Star chapters are:
Joppa Lodge-We Wednesday.
meeting. The chapter win recess
until September /.
Acacia - Saturday, trip to
Longwood Gardens. For reserva-
tons call Mrs. Elizabeth James.
WA. 7-0590. Recess for the sum-
mer.
st. John's-Monday, Home
Board with Ruth and Dorothy
Angelo and Bessie Coakley. Sat-
urday. Good Neighbor Club with
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William Ste|I Heads
Gardner Legion Post;
Activities Planned

Augustus p. Gardner Post.
D. C. Department. American
Legion, at its last meeting
elected the following officers:
Commander, William M. Stell:
vice commander, j. Monro
Hunter: adjutant. Gibbs L.
Baker: vice adjutant. Col. Her
bert Frost; finance officer. Chris
A. Ebeling, jr.: chaplain, Rev. c.
Leslie Glenn; historian. Charles
T. Tittman: surgeon, DIR. Victor
r. Alfaro; Executive Committee,
Percy H. Russell, jr:. Col. Cliff
ford M. Tuteur. Raphael Sem
mes, Lloyd B. Wilson, jr., and
Charles T. Tittman.
Jane A. Delano Post will hold
a luncheon at the Embassy
Dairy, First street and Florida
avenue NV, Wednesday at
1 am. For reservations, call Mrs,
Lou B. Carter, EN-. 3-2876.
GAO Post will meet on Friday
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Leuion Auxiliary Unit InsiaIIs New Officers

Mary Lou Jones, Ada Brinngman.
Eva Abel. Ella Hook. Catherine
smith. Gertrude Carleton and
Ruth Duff. IS
New members accepted into
the unit were: Alicia p. Logan.
Nell @. Hooper. Mary Frances
Bonehosky. Noble 8. Clark.
Elevian Phillips and E. A. Davis.
A meeting Of the GAO unit
will be held on Friday at the
American Legion Club at 8 pm.
with Mrs. Ruth Clough presiding.
Nomination of officers viii take
place ct this time.
Eight and Forty.
Miss Lydia Netnas. Ia surin-
tendante, and Mrs. Gertrude
Reichgut. fun and fellowship
chairman of the Eight and Forty
Salon of the District Of Colum-
bia, have completed plans for
its annual Wreck, to be held at
/ PM, June 26. at the American
Legion Clubhouse. Cheverly. Md.
Members win be entertained by
the 1953-54 PCS. It viii be
followed by q luncheon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13

Grand Voiture 174. Forty and
Eight, will hold its annual jam
boree for $50 underprivileged
children Of Washington on
June 81.
The children will be taken to
Marshall Hall. The boat will
leave at $50 am. and return
at 5 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13

SEC Post adopted a new con-
stitution and bylaws at its last
meeting. It noted a citation for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13

Meritorious Service to First Vice
Comdr. Lloyd M. Dollet and in
dorSed Frederick p. Pickard for
department vice commander.
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at the Legion Club at 8 pm
with Comdr. Joseph j. Flaherty
presiding. There viii be cleo
ton of officers and delegates
and alternates to the depart
ment convention.
Nominees for officers are:
Commander, Neil Williams. jr.;
vice commanders. Sam Harvey!
Leon Hall, Bob Frederick and
C. Craven: Judge advocate. Ted
Freter; sergeant at arms, Jack
Slattery; quartermaster, JOE
Oros and L. Huchens; historian
Milton Jekofsky; chaplain.
Simon @. Stirling; Executive
Committee, C. Eiland. j. Milwit
C. Powell. I. Slossmann. C
Butterfleld, p. Rejuney. j. Idler
A. Wellens, L. Smith. A. Forsythe
D. Monaco, j. Kerr, j. McAdams
e. McKissick and Sam Harvey
Bunker Hill Post will meet
Tuesday at the American Legion
Club at 8 pm. with William B
stiles, commander. presiding
Delegates and alternates to the
department convention will b.
elected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13

Hieh.eompression engines get more work OUT o.
gasoline = more power. more miles from every
ocIon. Thots why the new trend in engines is all to
higher compression. And thots why chevroIet's OUT
oheod in performance II il gives you the highest
compression Of any leodne low-prieed carl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13
Jobs Daughters

Jobs Daughters meetings this
week are:
Bethel No. saturday, initia-
ton.
Bethel No. 5-Friday.
Bethel No. S-Thursday, in
stallation Of council.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13

GAO Post will meet on Friday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-13

Come on in and Try It out. Test chewoIef's smooth
and nssunt response TO your foot on the oeee'ercfo'
Try in trofe and on the hshwoy Get all the toets
and figures. Then we're sure you'll soy that Chew
roles-the lowest.preed line Of oll-sives you the
best Of al 3-performonee. economy. p'iesl
Evening star., 1954-12-13
ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

ONLY s6.s5 WEEK-single studio
room, running water, hot plate:
newly decorated. Apply l34e Co
oNaY iSiP's sii.ss T., :, wK.-Lse. studio rm..
running water. gas stove, refgr
Apply 134a Columbia rd. NV. la
2 OR 3 PERSONS-Se each; refgr.,
ssloek,radios, Tv. siFfoam mattress.
1sas sas isiR1si KiasouRNE rL. NV Iee
rms: nicely furn; suitable for
couple or 2 girls; baby welcome,
1904 MASS. AVE. NV. The Kenssalt
Large rms, new furniture: cook
ing unit with refgr., maid service,
linens; $3.50 vkiy. Ho. a-95s9
yIcfNITY PARK RID. N.w.-NEWLy
DECORATED. twin beds. Parking
space available TU. 2-930S. --i3
Ice. ROOM. quiet house, no drink
Ing. $40 week, close in. 1111 lIth
St W. HU 1856. Ia
is2s n ST. N.W.--2 rms: also apt.
furn. References REQUIRED: adults
ssss $50 isth S.w.--iss a. bed-sittins
rm.: lge. closets, compl. kit; pvt.
entr: Sl2.75 wk. DE, a-l675. lis
S2A 8th N.W.---White adults, clean.
well furnished. running water, frig-
idaire. gas stove. RA. 6-5SJ5. us
COLORED-FURNISHED and unfurn.
housekeeping. Ink rms. and rms.
laos 10th st. NV, DU. 7-1262. --l6
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|APTs. uNFuRN.-p. c. tcons.

5th AND A S.E.-2 and 8 rms. and
bath; al utllS. new eonGition; Soe- ,
sos. Also furn. apis. IA. 9-1Ql0,
DUPONT CIRCLE. next to Risss
fepi. aslanno Sedsm., sIs R. and Y satR m aSai Sai
Jan. L: Sll0. No. 2 Riggs court.
GEoRGETo5S%lN-Eme. WV apt; modern mode
bldg; conv. transp.; usils. incl; SIS.
IA. $500, HO. a-tss4S.
5i00-6-Ro0M APT, snd a.: all
utlls. farn.: eonv. 10 everything,
TU. s-4i2l or JU. 9-lg2S ewes. lis
1897 NICHOLSON ST. NV. (nr. 18th
st. busl-DupleS; reception and bed
rms, dinette. kitchen. bathrm., rear
screened porch, redec.. front and
rear yards. LIST A.; S6S mo. all utils
paid by tenant. NICHOLSON & Co.
AD. 4-4474. Burlington Hotel. lIs0
Vt, ave. NV. -15
ONE BEDROOM. iiv. rm.. dinette,
Kitchen and bath: utils. furn. RA.
6-S746 after p.m. Ia
MASS. AVE, near Dupont circle-A
spacious apt. available now; ideal
for adults who like large rooms.
Living room with fireplace, dining
room. modern kitchen, den: : bed,
SHERWIN. INC. EN-. 3-4450. Ia
1905 X ST. Sc.
lst-h. apt. Living ru1., . hedrms,.
kit. and bath. $3.50. Excellent
value. Near Navy Yard,
MARSHALL J; WAPLE co.
1874 14th st, NV. AID. 4-s905
Evening star., 1954-12-13

SPOTLESS TERRACE AFT bed
rm.. liv. rm., Tv and radio, mod.
kit, tile bath. pvt entr.; yd.: free
auto. washer: good sc. loc.; SEQ
mo-, incl: utiis. LU. 2-051a. Ia
DOWNTOWN rms. porch, store
room. completely renovated, nicely
furn.; employed couple; all utils.:
: sos. NE S-456O. Ia
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TOOL

Daily $50 to 5. Sunday 1890 to / 80
sockET e 4 SETS. 81. DRIVE
TRIO DRILL AND 80 PCS, SO.
LIGHT CORDS, Is #, S1.35: e5
FIT. SITS, 100 FIT. $4.95, DRILL
STANDS, 50. BLOCKS. FALLS, IS,
asl3 Nj ST. NV, EX. 3-3s27.
Tv. RCA COLOR. hrand-neR. never
used, la49 screen, I5-in. tube:
VIII sacrifice: $3.50. IA. 7-Se6l
~. RcA la-inch console. Excellent
cond. Sls5. Also hammered alum
7-pe. hrepl. set. $s5. Lo. 4-sI66.
"; Teletone, l7-in., mahoe. console.
with doors, working eond.; $45 or
best otfer. JE. 4-22T7 after s, --I5
SALE-used and new,
portableS and ONCE sire; $50 and
up, Guaranteed. A gift for the
whole family. CENTRAL. 2QlS
14th 80. nv.
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.w.

l535 PARK RID. N.W:-Warm rooms;
good transp.: .lodging: men only
wasHrEETosN kssSi Eatss Nc Si,s,d.i 51l4T I4
Isso 18th St mnssoAI nsnRasgss. 1asiiISII NAM
practice privil.; empi. ladies. Sa2-S50
1909 CRITTENDEN ST. N.W.--sgle
and dble, rms, pvt. home; cony.
transD. RA. $500. RA. 6-726s.
TWIN BEDS ALso-Frt. rm.. mr. b
dbie., $40 up: Ink, refgr, stove,
sink. @ agS ut. Vernon pl. NV. LA
in single room at 81; also Ink
room, 50 wk. Ia
5IO9 CONN. AvE.-GentIeman; new
ly decorated single rm., running
water. $50 WO. 6-g726. -I3
AT CONN. AND M-Warm, coy rm.,
convenient for employed lady. non
smoker: $S.75 wk. ST. 3-2443. 13a
:0li n ST;-Master bedrms Can be
used Tor liv. rm; twin beds, cots or
with Tv. ball-rm. q. AID. 4-Sg61.
DELAFIELD PL. NV. - Twin beds.
lge, closet. pvt entrance. conv.
transportation. call RA. 3-0773,
ROOMS SUITABLE FOR COUPLE or
I. sirls aseoa l5o7 crittenden st. NV.
ADAMS a s-SaH1i Mill RD.. opp. park-Beaut. es
master bedrm., bath. maid service.
phone. best transp. no. 2-91S2. --15
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1907 10Th St
Attr home. Single, semipyt. bath,
BhR5ffRlE; Rald idth $ND III 18th srs., liz hoo
blk. Park rd.--Attrac. single rooms
for gentlemen; clean, comfortable
warm: next bath: conv. transp. Ho.
ACROSS srATLER - Large cor corner
rooms, twin beds; adjacent showers;
single, 81; double. $40. 1901 K
1wl5o is GGiRARD ST. NV. "rhe 1is Pal
OPP. Fl " CIV; aAa Ii aosr. 81 ~k as1s Pa ave a1e.-
lage. bright, warm. front rn,.. sgle.,
sia; abe boUhIE SsI5o Roon. o6 tw,6 bsa.
sst vs. vs. sossssp' susi s?pls' or 2 girls. 1$ ssS
1850 PARK RID. N.w.-Nicely furn.
able; unlim. Phone Ho. 2-2062
CHEVY CHASE. u. C. - Nice front
room: pvt. bath; near bus, trolley
stores; gentleman. EN-. 3-7775. IA
stnsle ss5d aitI weekly! XIV twin bedpms
Sl4: running water and ali comforts.
CHEVY CHASE. b. c. - Sgie. rm..
En- is4weE, a.osIt ~ home for gent: -, $50
1908 n. ii. AVE. NV. near Dupont
ciIcle-Only 1925 wkly. for nice
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE, l714 n
H ave. n.w.--Newly dec. sgle. rms.
maid service. Ho. 2-9SS2
1893 18th ST. N.W.-Businesswo
farn.: @ An modePn e baths . iSe5n No 1865 9esSs
WILSON BOUsES-Excel. rms. sgles,.
S35-S4O-$45; dbles., S25-S3O-S35;
PVT PVT; bath. $40. Daily. So. AID. 9
1888 N. HI. AVE. NV. "The Pana-
manian" Very large, well-heated,
sgle. rm. in form. embassy. 81 80 wk.
BACHELOR APT. with
pvt. bath, refgr.: I windows: new
furniture; Just redecorated. 1898
ss.so, aGS sGLE. 81; i; SLEEPING RM.: s1a. 50.
Ink. rm., twin beds, refgr.. hot
plate. 1928 M st. NV, DI. 7-1942.
.91s CATHEDRAL AVE. -- Nicely
furn.: pvt. bath and phone; in pvt.
home: settled gentleman only. Cali
after p.m $50. AD. 4-9257. --19
UPTOWN, 1896 PARK RID. NV
Large, clean room adjoining bath:
rWo fyo laS1eShSi A6JoINiNG ROOMS, with tbs sun
porch. Upton st. NV, off Connecti-
cut ave. WO. 6-4563 --19