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Evening star., 1954-10-09
Center Hiking Club

Thelma Dreis will lead an g.
mi.e hike of the Center Hiking
Club tomorrow starting at Meth
ers, Va. The group will leave
the Jewish Community Center
ct 8:15, am.
Evening star., 1954-10-09

those who, by force or violence,
would overthrow the Govern
ment of the United States.
Evening star., 1954-10-09

DENVER, Oct. 9.-Follow,ng
is the tert OF President Eisen-
hotUer's campaign address last
night:
Evening star., 1954-10-17

all women share? Look what Tam
pax does for you! 1t eliminates the
cumbersome belt-pin-pad harness.
(Tampax is internal sanitary pro-
tection.) 1t does away with odor...
chafing q. and disposal problems!
It's so dainty, wearer's hands need
not touch the Tampax. It's easy to
dispose of-even the applicator is q
throwaway. And it's SO small, SO
inconspicuous, so easy to carry, that
a whole months supply goes right
into your purse! Get your choice Of 8
different absorbencies Irregular.
Super, Junior at any drug or notion
counter. Economy size gives aver
age 4-months' supply. Tampax In
corporated, Palmer, Mass.
Evening star., 1954-10-17

York apartment house Michael
has pushed elevator buttons and
opened doors for dozens of neigh
bors. They've stopped to chat.
become friends with him and
with his mother as well.
One day I came home to
find Michael entertaining a
translator for the United
Nations, a neighbOr he had
asked i'm to meet his stuffed
dog, ''Floppy."
During the visit I learned that
the translator had a collection of
Greek history books. He men,
toned a rare volume l had been
seeking for many months for
an anthology | was editing. So
Michael's friendship with this
man saved me a long search.
l find myself now. with
Michael, dropping in casually to
return these visits - to take the
lady on the tenth floor a piece of
chocolate cake which Michael
promised in the lobby or to thank
the doctor for sending Michael a
toy medical set.
You're q Giant
But even more important than
the things my child has made me
do is the realization he has given
me that | c0n do anything he
wants me to. A child's wishes can
bring out surprising things in a
parent. To him you're a giant
a thousand feet tall, SO why
shouldn't you be able to reach
the moon?
He makes you lift your arms
and suddenly you find the moon
and the stars are indeed within
your grasp.
Thus when people say to me.
How can you stand all those
constant questions?". feel like
turning to Michael and saying,
Never stop asking questions,
Mike. How else can l keep on
learning?" The End
Evening star., 1954-10-17
You can bet
your life
I'd tell you!
"N you were q friend Of mine,
I'd eerfoinIy spell out eoeh one
Of the Tompax odvonsoges!"

Many women
seem to feel it's
almost their
duty to tell their
friends about
Tampax. AS a
WON an, ask
yourself why.
Isn't it because
Tampax makes
very definite
contributions
toward helping
solve a problem
Evening star., 1954-10-17
''MY TEACHER IS THREE FEET TALL"
Continued from preceding page

made. You might think this is
barren territory for bird watch
ing, or squirrel or chipmunk
watching. But Michael and /
have done all this within a hum
dred yards of the home of New
York's mayor.
A child does not know that life
along the East River is supposed
to be unexciting. He makes it
exciting.
He's also made me inventive.
l can make, from a few scraps of
cardboard and paper. almost
anything a small boy might re-
quest a window for his stuffed
animals to look out of. a tricycle.
for his curly-haired doll. admi-
rails hats. airplanes, etc.
The lnspixatioa
| AM not the only one who has
made such efforts. A. A. Milne
wrote the Christopher Robin"
stories and poems for his own
sons pleasure. Other children
have inspired their parents to
develop toys. write songs, paint
pictures.
My child has even taught me
to understand other people bet
ter and to appreciate them. "The
nice man was up today" he will
say to me when I come home.
He fixed our window screens
and the leaky faucet.
He's right about his mice
man.; normally l might have
thought this was just part of the
superintendent job. But his
efforts do contribute TO the
comfort and well-being Of a
hoy and his mother.
Or. The postman was 50 nice.
Mommy! He came all the way
upstairs to bring this package!"
And so I not only remember next
time / see him to thank the post
man - but l begin to appreciate
him.
Because Michael is neighborly,
his mother has become so. too. In
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-02

approve proposed constitutional
amendment invoking the ''state po-
lice power" to continue segregated
elementary and secondary schools
ito promote and protect public
health, better education and the
peace and good order in the state.
and not because of race"
In a showdown. this might pit
the 10th Amendment to the us.
Constitution, which grants police
powers to the states, against he
l4h Amendment. which guaran.
tees equal rights for all citizens.
Mississippi votes on a proposal
to require that potential voters be
able to read and understand the
Constitution. Legislative debate
produced the acknowledgment
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-02

for Teachers of Exceptional Chill
dren." by DR.. William Wolfe. di-
rector of Special Education. Aus
tin. Texas; Mcdonald Training
Center" by DeForest Lavoy. CO.
ordinator of Exceptional Children.
Tampa, Fla; Exceptional Child
Services in a Rural Community, I"
by Miss Beatrice Jones, teacher of
Mentally Retarded Children in
Dixie County: Development of
Psychological Services by Mrs.
Louise Robles, coordinator of Ex-
ceptional Children, Bay County;
Planning Program for Gifted
Children" by Mrs. Laura Sutter.
assistant director, Special Educa-
ton, Dade County: "Florida's Po-
sition in the Development of Re-
gional Services" by Robert Gates,
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-02
Voters 81 States Will Decide On Wide Variety OF Special Issues At Polls Today

WASHINGTON IA wide range
Of special issues-from school seq
reeation to social security-fsce
voters today in 81 states.
q addition 10 selecting senator's,
representatives and state officers,
voters win decide the fate Of 232
constitutional amendments. initi-
ative and referendum proposals.
Most involve complex bond Is
sues, tax questions and proposed
changes In Legislative procedures.
Georgia and Louisiana voters
tackle perhaps the most widely
watched proposals, designed TO
avoid minsling Of white and Negro
children In grade and high schools.
The Supreme Court has ruled
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-02

|consultant Education for Excep.
tional Children, State of Florida.
Miss Nicola was elected treas
urer Of the executive committee
of the Florida Chapter of the In.
ternational Council Of Exception
al Children for the coming year.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-02

TvssesE Nevsmbss Z, 1884
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-02

public school segregation uncon-
stitutionsl.
A proposed constitutional amend
ment In Georgia would authorize
the state 10 advance public funds
to private individuals for educa.
uonai purposes. II approved as ex-
pected, this would clear the way
Tor eventual elimination Of the
Georgia public school system and
ITS replacement by state-supported
private schools.
South Carolina took q similar
step two years ago by voting to
eliminate q state constitutional
c ause requiring free public
schools.
Louisiana voters are expected to
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-02

that this is designed TO reduce the
number Of Negro voters.
Both Louisiana and Michigan de-
eide whether to pay special bonus
es to Korean War veterans and
their dependents.
Michigan also votes on q hotly
debated proposal to legalize bingo,
under state control, for nonprofit
charitable organizations.
Washington state decides wheth-
er to ban TV liquor advertising be-
tween 8 am. and 10 pm. This is
one Of several local liquor issues
throughout the country.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-02
School Staff
Go
To State Meet

The Seventh Conference on
Handicapped Children sponsored
by the Nemours Foundation and
Florida Children's Commission at
Daytona Beach was attended by
the Monroe County guidance di-
rector, Miss Eugenia Nicola, and
Mrs. Wilda Montgomery, aiding
teacher Of the Truman School.
Highlights of the meeting in
cluded In Service Experiences
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-02

Page J
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-02

Cuba produced eight million tons
Of sugar in 1852, but in 1858 pro-
daction was limited by the gov.
ernment to S.7oo.oO0 tons, and to
S. .400. 900 tons in 1884.
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PRIVATE ENTR.-oyerlooking Capt.
tot az Union sta. Plaza; Beautyrest
mattr.; oS12 wk. sol End ct. ne
l III i 1 1 isS 81. N.w.-Lse. .rm. aaSie.
house. I'M clo Selma no drinking; IL
SLEEP n Oh AIR FOAM, wake up ! to
music. refgr:, clock-radio: Tv; 81
$l5. 2147 F st. NV. Ell. S-e6SS.
CH. CHASE. D. C.-studio rm.. kitch-
1ss9 NEWTON 81. N.W.-Furn.,
Ink. lge; rrn:: running water: cpl
MT. PLEASANT. 2713 Ontario I'd.
new Frigidaire; siO VIZ. Apply base
ATTRAC. STUDIO RIM. for employed
lady: close,in: use BY; and dinette;
Ss9 sth S ST 5NWd ec gor Ssieht ET
EAST CAPiToI ST.. 1osi, at Lin
coin Park-1 rm.. alcove, kit. sink,
gas stove and refgr.; employed
couple: $3.50 week. -
DOWNTOWN 18th St near N-Large
s sFSns SIG sGsm week sRd d. g. $685. Sinh
ONLY 81 WK.. cool bsmt. rm.. kit,
bedfm, grill; So wk. up; quiet attr.,
SURF. empl. girls. 1896 Harvard NV.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM, next
to bath, 3 windows, new refgr. and
stove; car stop at the door. ME.
S-5296. -26
18th 81. N.w.-Bed- liv. rm.. kit. and
bath adjoining; 2 girls. So each per
week: Call RE. 6.69S2. -
-Lge. furn. rm. or pvt. kit, mr.. 18th
and H SITS. ne. for settled empl.
adults. Ii. 6-21SS. 20S
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YOU NO LONGER HAVE TO EAT
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

FURN. RMS. and housekeeping rms,
near Capitol; very reas. 212 Mary
DELE. RIM, twin beds. pvt. u bath
ladies: laund.. phone privils.: Diet
home; 3 cow. buslines. LA. 6-1663
Ice. FRONT RIM, pvt. bath and
tel. Other rms: out and mr.. Bladens-
LADY,, laundry and lit. privils.; Use
of entire home. 733 Faraday pl
PARK-Twin bedrm. In
beaut. furn. home: all home prtV1ls.
TV; ldry.; bus at door. LA. 6-9465.
DOUBLE RIM. for cple., next to bath,
unlimited phone In rn. Mr.. new
Providence Hospital LA. 6-2954.
CAPITOL HILL-Nr. Congressional
Library, recently restored home.
Empl. couple will rent to quiet enpl
person, large room, pvt. bath, good
parking facilities. Ii. 3-7263.
COLORED - RMS. Trinidad area;
employed adults: good refs; good
transp. Ii 3-0710. 80
COLORED-BACK ROOM and porch
newly decorated for nice couple
cooking PRIVILEGES. II. 1890.
COLORED-LARGE FRONT RIM,
wwindoTWs, new furniture pvt; oo. Ii
COIORED-14e7 AMEs PL. Ne
Large front room, $40 weekly, for
gentlemen Ii. 4-6172.
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. & VA.

HYATTSVILLE-1 lge. nicely furn.
buses. 402s Hamilton, AP. 7-9691.
ROOM in pvt. home: attrac. and cool;
c III. X''i CHASE las M M6.%iarse room.
twin beds; next to bath; pvt. h SG
A fal1 o. Lee E.Sa cooL RIM. and "a Ssth;
Close LOSE By SAvY vi ANNEX lSG and Penta-
gon; cool lo Dbl. rm.. 2 ladies DESIRED.
1917 q; 2 n pggDiGEwooD-Loyei W Ise.
rho pbone home DF bus pri yA ESSs1s pnm as
CHEVY RiiSVS' q CHASE. MD. % Suite with
phone; parking; pvt. bath; S15o Tk-
ARL.-Rm,. T twin beds: mr.; BqcElng g;
h phone n a6d B BENZ a Sasines use cal
VERY LARGE master bedroom. pvt
bath; 15c fare to Pentagon. 1864
23rd st. n Ar "a: Pa 81 Az al
home nML priviis.: 10 '"i MIN I'M Pentagon
A IL sa' front rm.. shower. rvt
home: close to bus. Call KI. 9-S.23
BUSINESS WOMAN or young couple
hu., WeH 1uLH' tLnaanSp. SAScl.' SSnd ~
pvt Pm 1 e p S1 TE s Tak4assSs ewes sS'
A near Pentason: semipvt. bath, cros,
vent. Gentleman. OF. ASSOC.
N. ARL., bet. .Parkington and West
| over--1 bus fare. empl. woman. kit
pEiy yNT Gs.l eve or syn "a IA "a s,Soi
-Lge. rm.. next to bath: cory: Z
SINGLE OR DOUBLE. to j or , sirls
St., Arl., Va. IA. 7-7630.
ARL., mr.. Pentagon-Lee. bright rm
semipvt, bath, laundry, tel, cook
ing priyils. LADY only; $40 pc
1 @Ui N. II TAY f5Ss ST., ARL.-s gent
ige. attrac. studio rm., Hoilywoo
beds. dressing rm.. pvt. bath an
ATTRACTIvE corner I'm. in apt.
next semipvt. bath; white, empl
lady; kit. prtyls. Il desired. ia. 2
1000. Ext. 72s. 1874 N. Troy, Arl.
new az 81 BRiCk HOUSE, nrst Il. an,
ave-. College Park. Nd. WE. 5000
OFF CLARENDON CIRCLE. with O
without air-cond.; lge. rnl., semi
pvt, bath; cow. to everything. IA
SINGLE or double. small and larE,
nice. clean modern; near transp
and shopping. IA. 4-1496.
CHEVY CHASE-Master bedrm., PVT
bath bath q sar c,re Lovely S.pt ho% o sS5 as
rd.-Single and twin. fine beds. eros
ventilation; pvt. home SIS S. Try
| ing. IA. S-2622 after IL am, 90
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ARLINGTON, young lady wanted to
share Ice. apt. With another lady;
3 to 8 Minis. Navy Annex, Pentagon.
IA. 2-6690.
LADY would like to Share 2-bedrm.
apt. with eple. or lady. Back porch
hd Machine sscS DhS sas a mC W. st0 cca
COR. 23rd AND EYE SITS. NV
or 2 refined girls desire to share
lovely. cool apt. with Govt. girl. RE.
7-2868. Ext. sos.
COLORED LADY TO share apt. with
another lady. Call all day Sunday,
10. 2-0774.
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APIS. UNFURNISHED-D.c.

1913 I3tA 81, N.w.I1NsTly decor
DO S ss2 IsSF" mo- a' see S's Tesid saa
sR RseSSSl APIS. 1901 c.lv.r. st.
p,T SEb bFi l'ts f sSpS sri rdIh ssD:
IisS HOLBROoK ST. Ne. Apt. Z
Trinidad sectionl-2 bright rms.
dinette, kitchen. bath. scr. porch.
Mod. 4-femily bldg. Gas h.-w.h.;
sTEuART BROS. NC. 81. 1884.
ARR RI, oisss AND cALLrNcEr RaH
TAI SECTION. 1912 Burke st: Sc;
hest and al az ut Isn Tor r's s5s sd insn
refer. Not pvt. home, sTEuARr
II. 3-O5e5. Mrs. Bulow. 20
sac Ss..S g. rm! f s.t B.v .:D ssss
$500 i4th 81 NV rms. KIT.
bath incl sl Pc pGrsaho Io lss' bldg see
NEAR KEY BRIDGE-Mod. I ana 2
SoP P.rSsa :soSpn r. l ass
si ssS 6isaGEsG n; II i 81. SEX. 2
bedrm; apt. neW Diog,, eGf. a1spos.Az!'
I saSi = ST. NV rm.. 1t. ana
Sidf. 4 Fl pA ri H HH pn SSa I'VE
st. NV, NE. S-4100. III
47Oo 3lst ST. NE; exeep. lGe; 2
bedrni. ants; S94 mo. incl. utilities:
see Mr.. ANTHONY at address, or
aS9o sIOs 81. Sc I,bssZn, sp.i
si iHSrtM;ia sSgy s nyE 3-esS 'RR.o1Lu Ism,
Corner Diet. End n. for middle-aged
couple: no pets or children; . rms
and bath; large hvable porch: $50;
GEORGEETowN - Pvt. comm. liy.-
bedrm.. dressing rm., scr. porch,
hskpg faeils.. utils. incl. LIST a.
cool apt. bldg. AID. 2-7514. 20
GEORGETOWN Lge. enc. apt,
completely furn. and equip. $50.
KEW GARDENS, 2700 Que st. Nv.
- Newt DaRaN
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ROOMS WANTED

WOMAN OF REFINEMENT wants
room without meals, in country
home: extraordinarily on water
and within committing distance OF
Washington. Must be good family
By 901 s f1STn ecIoUPLE, good Size.
unfurn.. End a. front with board;
I sox 4s5aM, star Sal Pleasant e @Sf
JEWISH MAN, teweler. steady en-.
ployed, wants board and room. Boa
WANTED Hoard and room fol
elderly woman IN Protestant home
BOZ 464-M. Star.
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The John KiIDen Hotel
COUNTRY BOARD

EXPERIENCED. licensed mother "
give full-time care to children; ages
5-12. RE. 6.6941. -25
BEST FOOD, well prepared, home
grown meats, eggs, veget.; modern,
cool. clean; mr. mts. MRS. CLINT
BURNER, Phi. 929-F-11, woodstock,
BEST FOOD. well prepared home
grown meats. eggs. veg; mod. cool,
NER. Phi. 929-F-11. Woodstock. Va.
COLORED-FOR relaxation, delicious
home-cooked food; beautiful sur
roundings; tennis, ether recreation;
weekly or week ends. LO. 7-77Q2
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-S.W

GENTLEMAN-Large room next to
bath; home privileges. board If pre-
ferred;, Call Fri. Sat. Sun, Ii.
Mr.. q. 8. CAPITOL, on East Capitol
St. very nice. lge. sgle. rm.. So wk.;
Ii, 3-0129; evesa Ii. 3-27S1.
Beaut. turn. rrn. In dup. apt, SEMI
pvt. bath. TV. kit. and laun. priv.
Jewish home; LU; 2-7414: -
near shower; refined man; vic: OF
C sOGe5T EH'~ceO L lG' ROOM. hall
block rom busline. Private. 1885
Independence ave. sc. 21s
COLORED-l1O3 c ST. ST. S.W.-1
rm. and kit. $3.50 per wk. Elk.
3-1277, 30
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ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

Ne dssi GoN q shsTs S sSu2s then
phone; ride 70 work; ss5. utils. incl
won Woman to snare 2:bedrnn. unflFn
ant. with ladv. DU. 1866. Ext. $40.
GIRL to share apt. eyerything fur
nished with 2 other girls; pvt: bed.
rm: Phone LII. 4-612s or LU:; f.
ONE OR 2 MEN to share lge.. outlet
well furn. home with 2 other men
All cow. Good transp. no. 2-8SS4l
YOUNG MAN. share 4-bedrm. furn
Arl,. Is min. b. c. IA. 7-4523;
ONE GIRL. 1886. to sh.r. WITH WITH 2
other girls. 2-fi., 2-bedrm.. air-cond
apt In new apt. bldg. on park End
Of 18th St, swim. pool. Can furn
Phone day. Ii. 4-44s7: after 9, oE 70
Il, Hlsn m snssh; ;s.I ai,:
air-cond. bedrm.; 10 min. ride T.
PentagOn. Columbia pike. Call "a
NICE f6HSSi LARGE APT; girl to shsr.
GIRL TO SHARE, APT. with ! other;
newly furn. mod. apt, NO. Arl.; 10
min from downtown Wash; 55eeas'
r 81 S- SoTsE-Man wanted to 1 share
with 1 other men weli-furn: house
near Sheraton Park Hotel Pvt
bedrm., excel. cook, TV. laundry
Very reas. AID. 4-11O4. 30
GIRL TO SHARE huge 2-bedroom
nes VIE decors Csafr idesi for eDter
tanning; unlimited phone. roof gar;
1880 am; Monday after 9 pm
Embassy. 1913 Harvard st. NV,
M AIT ri IS SHARE RE A 2ss7 With 6 otb.,
mar man: ID downtown s Iocatio M ali utiis:
W Hn5t P WfGE sS S4I s Eli
APT. in Bethesda with refined Ell
derby employed lady. OIL: 2-791O
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for young
man college graduate under 800 t. e
parking. NO. 7-0159. -21
1901 WIS. AVE NV, OPP: st. AIMS
Church, or 3 lovely front, out
side rooms. pvt. bath, unlimited
phone, use Of large liv. rm. and Kit.
excel transp; ana shop oKs ideal or FOL
GIRLS TO SHARE furn. basement
apt. with one another; pvt. entr !
near transp.; terrace. fireplace, TV
Eadio-p h n o. dishwasher. GO
n ARR HRI:-cony. transp.. ssntlemar
another gentleman; ref. exch. IA
1 Sia0St COLUMBIA RID. Nw.-Bus
woman to share 2-bedrm. unfurn
apt. with lady. DU: 1866, Ext. 81 0
Alex. with another lady; telephon
fason and Wash. Cali XII. $3.50
after $40 and week ends. 81
Mr.; C0NN.-;Astttr: iprn. 1-hedrn
sIrI oSer ss WV "; 1 reSs Hu sesSs1
MIDDLE AGED CHRISTIAN LADY {
share duplex home with another. q
COOKING privileges. S35 mo. IL
or GIRLS to share NV. aap,
AEk4k1N siTSSSG wishes to shsr
27bedrm apt. with one other ladS
BKEssilNSE Isss7SoR PROFESS. MAN de
sires another to share apt. close u
well furn.. cow. transp. DI. z
Gill I'LL TO SHARE apt. with anothel
s s1sa ei In 'w 4IIn7e gas ~mOie 0'OSe
EMPLOYED LADY to share 4-roon
apt. with corgenial lady; privat,
bedrm.: very clean. Near bus and
streetcar. No drinking. Must be seer
to be appreciated. S35 q month. Cal
! sun: or ewes. after z pm. EN-. 2
OUTSTANDING, air-cond., Conn. ave
| 1-bedrm. apt; girl will share with
another girl. Apt. 305, AID. $4,000
eees GARFIELD ST. NV. - Cir
! share twin rm., piano. kit. maid
$50. Conn. ave. bus. AID. 4-6l25.
NICE CONGENIAL Southern lady Il
share nicely furn. apt. telephone
Tv. everything included; COW
Sun. and after week days.
YOUNG WOMAN to share new air
s9ase. Be- a .5Gss;7s "a ss 9rfsek
CLEAN arm. APT. % a., for 2 L, o
hath, $40 "A RA 9.3612
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XVI bGJk1 dho AOALA4AlE
llOl 10th ST. NV. RE. 7-o44o
COLORED-DOUBLE ROOM with lge.
porch: all privils.; cple. or single per-
son. so N. Y. ave. NV. DI. 1898.
COLoRED-FRoNT-sgle. or dble.
pp3yil, emP pa persons SnS1 s; cOnv tra9sp
cSotLLsoSiRsiED MA COW cow TO TRANsSP.,
modern twin bedrm., next to bath;
all privileges. NO. 7-S39O. -23
COLORED-SGLE. FURN. RIM, rent,
smpl; . seeer person. home p r5ytls.
CoLoR RI5O srle. or al able.
rm.; all con1eniences. 1889 Willard
c ST nenF a7t I1y sPd i XEp stE 80 ord
sgle: rms; twin beds: c caaG trsnspp;S;
c eSN6iRg priHi3s' p PIo RgSSs AvF2O
Rooms for rent, $3.50 and up per
wk. Child accepted. NO. 7-5291.
CoLoRED-lsss LIST ST. N.w.Elge
newly decor. rm. for working cple
H Hon p2 riy!ls. win accept a Child chi
C o fs VERY ATTRAC. RMS.
for rent; 4122 18th st. NV. RA; B.
MHAIssSs.-wIs. AVE. AREA. 2e1O Seth
car, bus; pvt. home; shower; TV,
radio, phone: gentlemen, $40. EN-.
CoLoRGD-RM. FOR RENT. for q
refined person, next to bath; near
Conn. ave, priyils, AID. 2-0793. 81 :
same fl. as bath; pref. middle-aged
|, man or nice cple. DE. 2-3360. 30
COLORED-1441 BELMONT ST. NV.
Nicely furn. with kit. privileges:
$40 week. Elk. 3-1277. 30
leges; will accept children. Ho; 2
CokORED-FURN. RM.: empl. cple.
share kit. with 1. AID: 4-9164.
COLORED-12I5 CLIFTON ST.
Nicely furnished front room; cook
apartment or call EN-. 2-4232.
COLORED-LGE., FURN. FRT. RM.-
Kit priv'l.; 1919 Oak st. NV; S12
per Wk. DU. 7-O962
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-20
ROOMS WITH soARD

MT PLEASANT. 1924 Park I'd. NV.
Nice sgle. and dhle. rms: excel.
meals: early breakfast: l blk. Mt:
Pleasant car: o16th st. bus: SID
ss!1 g sS. ia S:@ss sys .s9 e.
up. 10. 5-O944. Licensed. Pa
clean single rms. with meals: SIS,
Dble., Sl2: on carline. co. 5-2493,
THE MAR-LEETA, 1925 18th st. NV
Lovely. cool single and dble. rooms,
with running water. For young ladies
and men. Showers. excel. meals. elev
ROOM AND BOARD for working moth
Washington. APP. 7-6707 30
YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN-Home-
cooked meals; Tv. co. 5-9742. S0o5
WEE WEE ROOM aOe; n'T BOARD and give wI Best
f 9sFe to Prone sn sf b yss s5G4sseman &
ROOM AND BOARD IN PVT. HOME
t9T elderly elderly lady; reas.; refs. req
ROOM 90 S AND BOARD for elderly lady;
Va I Dix 7.4 fs9p caFstoD In Riv verge
1897 SA' IeatShi"sT ST.. Nw.-singie and
double rooms. shower baths, good
meals. From S14 Up. 81"
LARGE TWlN-BEDRM. IN pvt. nome
Excel. meals; cow. transp.: TV. TU
2-6555. 1889 Webster st. NV. 20'
RIM. AND BOARD and good care
given elderly person in countrS
home. Box 431-S, Star:
RIM, BOARD very reas. for exchange
in helping with light homework
J RTH fa ~. s sEc::-cool. large room
optional. Res. RA. e-o744.
meals. private home, former nurse
Reasonable, elderly people accepted
ROOM and inclosed porch, laundry
and. phone privil.. care for child for
1856 80 Ai hANHER FL. N.W.%coiumhis
I'd. section-Lovely air-cond. dble
Also / to share with ladv. Shower
and tub bath. ample closets, maids
service and laundry privils. Good
looking corner residence with porch:
Food above average quality and
quantity. Consider. renting sEle
tleman. NO. 1891.
The John Kilpen Hotel
231O ASHMEAD PL. NV.
"a block on Conn. ave-, overlooking
Rock Greek Park. Dble. and sgle.
rms. pvt. bath avail: excel. meals.
Rates. $3.50 wk. UP. HO. 2-3566:
THE MANCHESTER
DOWNTOWN. 1925 M ST. NV.
All rooms have private baths. with
or without meals. co. $500.