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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-23

Bake in a hot oven (425 degree)
about 40 minutes.
RHUBARB ORANGE PIE
Pastry for one 9-inch crust
and lattice top.
4 cups rhubarb. cut in 1-inch
pieces
l orange, peeled, cut in pieces
"a cup brown sugar, packed
"a cup granulated sugar
IA teaspoon nutmeg
"a cup flour
u cup butter or margarine,
melted.
Roll out pastry for one g.
inch crust. Allow A-inch overlap
to make a good seal for edge of
pie. Combine rhubarb, orange,
sugars, nutmeg and flour. Place
in pie shell. Pour melted butter
over all Roll out remaining pas
try in l0-inch circle. Cut into
E2-inch strips. Weave strips of
pastry over top Of filled pie.
Press ends to bottom crust. Fold
the A-inch lap of bottom crust
over the top crust. Flute with
finger tips. Bake in a hot oven
(425 degree FL 40 to As minutes.
RHUBARB CHIFFON PIE
Baked pastry shell.
2 teaspoons plain gelatin
2 tablespoons cold water
2 eggs, separated
"a cup sugar
" cups rhubarb sauce
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Mrs. Ickes to Talk
On Her Own Diory

Mrs. Harold Ickes, widow of
the former Secretary of the In
terror, will be the guest speaker
at a luncheon meeting of the
8lst Congress Club at 1890 pm.
tomorrow at the Congressional
Club.
Mrs. Ickes, who has filled many
public speaking engagements re-
Gently on the subject of her hus-
bands diary, will discuss her own
diary.
Mrs. Raymond Clapper will
ask questions of the speaker fol-
lowing her talk.
Mrs. IckeS will be introduced
by Mrs. Harold A. Patten, vice
president of the club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-23

The District Federation oi
Women's Clubs yesterday In.
dorsed q House measure au-
thorizing use of Public Health
Service hospitals for the care Of
narcotic addictS committed by
the U. S. District Court for the
District.
The proposed legislation re-
Gently passed the House and Is
now awaiting action Of the SEN
ate.
The federation action was
recommended by Mrs. Elizabeth
T. Sullivan. legislation chair
man, at the groups monthly
meeting in the Perpetual Build
ing Association auditorium.
Mrs. Sullivan said that since
the proposal sets a July. 1856,
deadline on Public Health Serv-
ice treatment. the measure Is
"a stopgap but a step In the
right direction"
She also suggested that feder-
alton members keep on the alert
for proposals for local care OF
narcotic addicts. She called the
groups attention to a report last
week that District health author
tiles are considering the posi-
bility Of converting. the city's
now unused J 143-acre tract at
Muirkirk, Md. into a rehabilita-
ton farm for drug addicts and
alcoholics.
In another action, the fedora
ton approved the principle of
a family court for Washington.
Mrs. Sullivan reported that the
Legislation Committee had voted
to wait until further legislation
was introduced before recon-
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Place pastry mix in bowl.
Sprinkle cold water, little at
a time. over different parts of
mix. Toss together lightly with
a fork. Use as little water as
possible, just enough to make
dough hold together. Place
dough on waxed paper. Knead
3 times. Press gently with a
paper into a ball. Let stand at
room temperature for Is to 20
minutes. Lightly flour pastry
cloth or board and covered roll
ing pin. Roll dough into circle
Is Inch thick. Use light strokes,
working out from center. Do not
stretch pastry. Fit pastry into
pan and proceed as needed.
ELEGANT RHUBARB PIE
Pastry for two 9-inch crusts.
/ " cups sugar.
2 tablespoons flour.
"a teaspoon salt.
2 tablespoons melted butter or
margarine.
l egg. slightly beaten.
4 cups u34 pounds, 1-inch
pieces rhubarb.
Beat together the sugar, -four.
salt, butter and egg until well
blended. Spread the rhubarb
in a pastry Lined 9-inch pie pan.
Spread the sugar mixture evenly
over the rhubarb. Cover with
the slashed top crust folding
top crust under bottom crust.
Flute edges securely together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-23
|. F. A. Groups
To Meet JOINTLY

A joint meeting the the Dis
trict Chapter and the Washing
ton Circle of the International
Federation of Catholic Alumnae
will be held at 8:15 pm. Friday
in the Willard Hotel.
Honor guests at the affair will
include the Very Rev. Msgr.
Jerome Hannah. vice rector of
Catholic University: the Rev.
Leo Coady. moderator of the
Washington Circle and director
of Catholic Charities in Wash
ington: Miss Mabel Wingate, past
national president and currently
national chairman of the WASH
ington Circle.
Miss Ann BroSnan. governor of
the District Chapter, will be
hostess to the guests of honor
at dinner preceding the meet
ing.
Among others invited are of
ficerS and board members of the
District Chapter and Washing
ton Circle.
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water. Stir and cook egg yolks
and l2 cup sugar over very low
heat or in double boiler until
mixture thickens. Stir in gela-
tin. Combine with rhubarb sauce.
Cool until thickened but not
stiff. Stir in few drops red food
coloring. Beat egg whites and
salt until soft peaks form. Add
remaining "a cup sugar grad
ually while beating until stiff
peaks form. Fold into rhubarb
mixture. Pour into baked pie
shell. Chill until set, about 2
hours. Sprinkle top with shredded
coconut, if desired.
STRAWBERRY ANGEL PIE
3 eggs, separated
IA teaspoon cream of tartar
"a cup sugar
/ package lemon pie filling
/ cup sliced strawberries
y pint heavy cream, whipped
Whole berries. for garniSh
Beat egg whites until frothy.
Add cream of tartar: beat until
stiff. Add sugar slowly. while
continuing to beat, until me-
ringue is thick and glossy. Line
bottom and sides of 9-inch pie
pan with meringue, bringing it
up to form a ruffly edge. Bake
in very slow oven. 275 degrees
F.. l hour. Cool. While pie shell
is cooling, prepare lemon pie
filling as directed on package,
using 3 egg yolks. While hot,
stir in sliced Strawberries. Cool.
Spoon into meringue shell. Chill:
top with whipped cream. Gar
niSh with whole strawberries.
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Pilot Club Plans
Porty for Aged

Residents Of the Aged Wom-
ems Home will be entertained
at a party by the Pilot Club Of
Washington tonight at the home.
A highlight OF the program
will be a presentation by DR..
Arthur G. Peterson Of color mo-
ton pictures taken when he was
an advisor to the National Eco
nomic Board Of Military Govern
ment in Korea. He also will show
pictures, he took in Peru and
Ecuador while making an OH
cial trip for the Department Of
Defense.
Miss Eleanor Dankmeyer, chair
man Of the clubs public af-
fairs committee, is in charge Of
ARRANGEMENTS,
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French Couture
Proqron1 Topic

The economic and cultural as
poets of the French haut couture
were discussed by Jacques Hum
bert, Commercial Attache of the
French Embassy. at a luncheon
yesterday of the Washington
Fashion Group at the Washing
ton Hotel.
Mr.. Humbert shared the pro-
gram with Miss Elizabeth Fair
all, vice president of Julius Gar
f1nckel g. Co. The latter talked
on the Importance Of imports to
retailing establishments. illus
trating her points with a show
ing of a selected group of Paris
originals.
The economic life of Paris is
animated by the arrival of buyers
who come twice year from all
over the world, Mr.. Humbert
pointed out. Their purchases, he
said. are part of the invisible
exports" of France and form
quite a percentage, of the eco
nomic structure of the country,
The speaker noted that man
ufacturerS of accessories are
located mostly in the Paris area,
gravitating around the couture
houses for the inspiration Of de-
SignerS.
He also stressed the interde-
pendence of the couture houses
and the various fabric indus
tries. throughout France.
Elem SakeS. regional director
Of the Fashion Group. presided
at the meeting.
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Card Benefit Slated

A benefit bridge-canaSta party
under auspices of the Clarenford
Woman's Club will be held at
1890 pm. tomorrow in the home
of Mrs. Charles Potzler of 5517
North Eighteenth street, Arling-
ton
Proceeds from the event will
60 to the care of the Korean
war orphan recently adopted"
by the club,
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To Present $500
To GuIIuudet

The Quota Club of Washing
ton will present a $500 scholar
ship check to Gallaudet College
during a dinner at $3.50 pm.
Thursday in the Tilden Gardens
restaurant.
Mrs. Blanche Dewitt, club
president. will make the presen-
tation to DR.. Leonard M. Elstad.
president of the college.
Another honor guest at the
event will be DR.. Irving S. Fus-
field, vice president of the COL
lege.
The scholarship will be for q
foreign student to study educa-
ton for the deaf at Gallaudet.
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Winthrop Alumnoe

Mrs. Fred T. Teal viii be host
ess to the Washington Chapter
OF the Winthrop College Alum
nae Association at 3 pm. Satur-
day in her home, POI Third ave-
nue., Takoma Park, Md.
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Welcome Spring With Fresh Fruit
BY Violet Faulkner

Even though Webster ciassi-
fies rhubarb as an herb and
others say It's technically vege-
table, we put it in the fruit
family sounds more logical
in meal planning.
Look through old cook books
and grandmothers receipts"
referred to 1t as "pie plant" In
days when fresh fruit was scarce
and dear. this early spring ar
rival was used extensively in
rhubarb brown betty. for sauce,
and the favorite of all pies.
Like everything else, the recipes
have gone modern. The success
of any pie is a flaky crust. To
save time. we're giving you pro-
portions for a made-at-home
pastry mix. With the basic
measuring done In advance, it
doesn't take long to whip UP any
Of these tempting pies for to-
nights dinner.
PASTRY MIX
2 cups shortening
6 cups sifted flour
! tablespoon salt
Sift flour with salt into a bowl.
Cut in shortening, using a pastry
blender or fork, until the mix
ture is the consistency of corn
meal or small peas. Store in a
covered container in a cool place.
Use as needed to make pie
dough. See chart below.
THE pASTpv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-23

Red food coloring
"a teaspoon salt
Make rhubard sauce: / pound
rhubarb. sliced thin, cup sugar.
and l tablespoon water cooked
10 minutes, or until rhubarb is
tender. Soften gelatin in cold
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ROOMS fURNIsHEp-N.E.

NEAR CAPITOL-Attrac front rm,
nr. bath, phone: for lady; priyils.
POI Ind st. ne. Apt, Al. Ii. 3-0405.
FRONT ROOM, near bath: half block
from Rhode Island ave. streetcar
M Ii9fi "a 7 PaRk AREA. ? blks. of
C SHPii 81 sRI vi Vic.SIse. front
room, 4 windows. ample closet. and
drawer space: COW. transp.; home
privileges One or 2 ladies. $40 mo.
l.s4 MORSE ST. NE.-comfortable
IN. rext to BATH. All privileges.
4 a ' CONSTITUTION AvE.-Iarse
G s;;,I ONCE worker pref. Mr.. Capitol
48s. 18th sT.-comf. corner rm..
next bath. shower; quiet home OF
adults; gentleman. LA. 6-66l5,
NEWLY DECOR. RMS, furn. or un-
furn., home privils.: COW. transp.
$40 per wk. Ii. 7-9057. 80
CoLoRED - ROOM FOR OR 2
GIRLS in refined home: kitchen
and laundry privileges. HO.
CoLORED-LARGE FRONT RIM. for
couple or 1 person. Call Ii. 7-939S.
--aS
COLORED-COR. ROOM for couple:
mr.. Benning shopping center-Child
acc' pit. home privils. Call after 5:3.l
pm. all day Sat-, Sun, LII. 1-0493.
COLoRED NICELY FURN.. with
privils., sgle. or dble., reas. Can b.
seen at any time. Ii. 4-2S2a, .
C0LORED-CLEAN, QUIET dble, rm
for ! or 2 gentlemen; mr.. Catholic
U. 2735 18th st. ne, CO. 5-3663.
! COLORED--1334 u ST. N.E.--Newl,
turn;. rri. for refined empI, cple. Al
prtyils Ii. 4-0276. . 20"
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MOTOR TRAYEl

DRIVING TO MIAMI, April 3, take
4: Call between 81. IA. 7-0166.
RIDES WANTED 3 to Detroit.
Lansing, Mich. 30th. 31st or 1st.
Drive and Tor share expenses. Call
YOUNG MAN. white. with new Buick.
VIII drive anywhere in the States.
AIR FORCE OFFiCER driving to
Portland, Ore. by way Of Las VEGAS.
Leaving Leaving, April nor Take ~ rs, share
or ST. 3-9SS7. 20s
BIRMINGHAM, ALA; driving April
/, can take 2; share expenses and
drive. .WO. 6-54g9.
TRANSPORTATION wanted to Flor
ida and return. for stay of three
weeks starting April 3 or 10; share
driving and expenses. Adams A.
1852 Box 337-D, Star.
RIFE wanted to st. Petersburg, Fla,
on or about April 18th; > girls;
share expenses or fiat rate. ia.
s-2354, call Sun, IL to 5.
NAVY CHIEF driving to San Diego.
Calf, April 3; will take /, share
expenses. Call OF. 4-90S3.
DAYT0NA BEACH-Leaving March
3 at 8 pm, return March 10: take
passengers; '53 Dodge station wag-
ON. Call no. 2-7s99.
DRIVING to Council Grove. Kans..
leaving April 2. take or 3. RE,
7-O5S5, ST. 3-4277. 80
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ROOMS FURNISHED NV.

BUREAU STANDARDS square; rm
incl. glassed- in porch, next to bath,
ext. phone. radio. young man. gen.
tile home: 4219 37th at Veazey ST.;
bus at corner; bet. Wise. and Conn.
Ice. SUNNY, quiet bedrm. in spa
cious apt. with beautiful view; every
conv.;; no cooking. Gentleman or
lady: $50 per mo. Hu. 3-6s56. Cal
$500 BLK. NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE-
PVT: family desires refined s person
on bns lines. w Ra. ssstsi laea 5 a0S
LONGFELLOW ST. 1418--Newly dec
End A., front rm.; semi-pyt. bath
Pvt. home. RIA. 3-5151.
COMFORTABLE RIM. with porch: will
share kit. and liv. .rm. with refined
lady; HO: 2.5240 ewes. Sun;
BRIGHTWOOD-Fine master bedrm.
E Rss pa man h rsas s e svsrythns
53Is "a ST. NW.-Master bdrm..
pvt. bath, for / or =; twin beds,
: cla setsob laundry and bkfst' pv!lss'
solo RODMAN ST. N.w.-one single
and one double room; also garage.
1897 18th ST.-Mt. Pleasant area
Lge. rm. for , girls. twin beds. lac.
closet space; pvt. home: SIS ca.
THE SHERMAN, Apt. sos. 1lo1 18th
st.; small studio rm.; running wa
i Iea also Isl os ref studio rm; empl
1917 L ST: N.W.-oentleman: Ice.
$500 RODMAN, conf. rm.. 5 win.
dows. quiet. Bkfst., Park. excel. loo
Conn. ave. bus l blk. EN-. .-9.23:3,
AND a st ST. NV. Attr. rm., reas
Hr; ooG5w u and govt. bldgs. Elk
orr sioO BLK. OF CONN. AVE,
Lge. dble frt. bedrm., twin beds,
for 2 young ladies; ref. Also sgle
n Tm;; lagn n priv Reas: EN- $50
D ssyoinin nob bath sn and ub SSl RMS Rs
1881 IRVING ST. N.w.-Nice ise.
nm: COW. to shop. and bus: only
NiEsRAsKA AND RENO RD.-Furn.
REQUIRED. wo s-se4s.o nv NeiS'
CONN. MACOMB--Lge. attr. room,
pvt; shower. porch. gentlemen. Wo.
CHEVY CHI, D. c.--Lge. master
bath shower. Man only. EN-.
1908 REMEDY ST. N.w.-Lse. rm.
next bath. lse, closets: ldry, priv:
Cd. tranSp.. $50 mo-. girl only
GLOVER PARK-Brigtt, well-fur-
nlshed: bath adjoining: corner
house. very reasonable rent. Phone
Emerson $4,000.
COR. conn. AVE. at Newark. sgle.
nm. adjoining bath. Phone, TV. radio
Direct trans, Apt. 20. EN-. 3-6635,
CHEVY CHASE, ID. c., nice rms,
and glassed-in porch: quiet house
on quiet St; suit, for .: hot plate,
Refs. required. EN-. 3-9i!0.
I.efs required. EN-. 3-94l0. go
Mr.. SHOREHAM HOTEL-Lovely lge.
efficiency type. hot plate. pvt. entr.,
next bath: single. S37; double, $50
mo. DE. 2-61S7. 2Ss
2O3O EYE NW.-Sgle rm.. end f..
front; quiet home; gentleman; CEN
1898 18th ST. N.w.-Lovely sgle. rm.,
next to bath; all new furn.; Just
iss EsTTENHOUsE ST. N.w.-comf.
sleep. rm.; COW. loc.; excel. transp.
men pref. RA, 3-l67S. Us
CONN AVE; AND r ST.-S30 per
mo. Nicely turn. bedrm. Main
service daily. Call GOLDEN PAR
ROT GUEST HOUSE. DE 2-7440
MT. PLEASANT-N ce front single
rm. 81 per week. AID. 4-9054.
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA,

ROOMS FURN.-MD. 3 VA.
b5a .FS pa "a S Sssfm and R7'
A aensisS.n R~ On S Su. RSt h nor B. isI
and Pentagon. Reas. Call XII; g.
lis 'I n. JACKSON ST.. Arl.-L Lar
I pSt room, 2nd a., pvt. bath@unlim.
CHEVY PSHs' ' tHAs a1sii pvt. - bath
Tennis court. OIL. 4-6603, -
FRONT BEDRM.. next bath; gentle
man only; pvt. home no other
roomers' close to busline; Fort Myer
c sHs All Han co 81 iio4o vim .Ssr.
nearby Va. home with gentlemen
only; "a. 7-067O.
SLEEPING ROOM. nicely furn.. sin
gle bed. share bath. 66lO Cocker
ille aye; Iskoma Pk; ~. 5-779O.
VIII Consider sharinS house oaus"'e on
Braddock Hts. bus. Ov. 3-2i2s.
FURN SCI. RM. in pvt. home for l
or =. girls; with or without meals;
for further infor., call ~. 7-9O1s
ROOM; FyT -. BATH. unl.m; phone.
Rom min Or Sus se Tenss s WI gyt
ARL.-Room for l gentleman: pvt.
entr.. phone; bus at door. s25 N.
Jackson, after Pm. ia. 2-7l3S.
ARLINGTON-Lge. rm.. on busline.
near Pentason, Navy Annex and
AT, Hail. 3l11 Arl. blvd. "a.
MYER AREA-Lee shop
ping center; lovely rm.; lady or cple.
Light kit; priyils. ia. 4-163l. rs
DOUBLE ROOM. twin beds. pvt. en-
t tTsn se5b Hys' BATH Nicely furnished sS
ARL,-cIqse in. sal. rm.. ice box priv.
and parking area. Gentlemen pre-
ferrsd; Rs;SEences; ia. 2-4O93.
SILVER sPRING-Close-in. on Coles
vile I'd; comfortable rm.. next bath.
i 6s%s f 81. s-i M WISE ave: sa'
WHEATON. Md; Conn. ave. Park;
new home. end floor. dbIe rm.. twin
beds; dressers: "a blk. transp. 10.
N. ARI.. mr.. Lee hwy, and oiebee-
Sci. nm. in attractive home. SIS mo.
Ak IdiSS T6HNan 4s e. I istR st.. M
Excel; neighborhood. master bedrm..
pvt bath, exposures, nah. turn.
EAST RivfER baIE. MD.% Il. ,s1 rm. .
So week Call UN. 5000. -3S
ARL.-Nicely furn. single bedrm
next to bath. Cow. to 2 buslines.
ALEX. Beverly Hills--Lse. rm.. twin
beds, attractive home. for couple or
: ladies: cony. transp 10 min:
Landowner Hills. MD.@ssi. 18TH
'front.' PVT. home; near bus; semitic
r NO RFFSxEP o LADIES All s- rso desire to
inSs. with elderly lady; Kit. iaundry,
porch and garden privileges; refs
REQUIRED. Phone XII a-lS37.
?, FURN. OR UNFURN.. in cottage
on heaut. estate: car necess.. garage
AZ, 1yail.; uni 81 Pho s'si. o.; s-3oo4,
beds: bus to Wash. and Pentason:
s EARLY R aTEiS fo rrnds.
double expos. semipvt. bath. unlim.
phi; S35 one. $40 two, IA. 2-644S.
A. Sgle. rm., semipvt:
only Oh. 6-72sI.
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE AREA-Pyt.
home: Oriental rugs; $40 wk. OIL.
ARLINGTON - Room: pvt. semipvt.
pain; BUS ID min. Pentagon, Const
and D. c. IA. a-15S9.
clean rm.. next bath
quiet home. unlim. phone: good loo. !;
aRLINGTON-Nicely furn. rm.. pvt
home; 10 min. to Pentagon and
Navy Annex: mr.. shopping center;
e sit, priyiis eps. ,; "A s-s7Is e ,.,,
cow. to Arl. Hall. Pentagon: uni.
ph. ia. 5000, JE. 4-32f,6.
ROOM. private entrance: close Clar-
endon Circle ia S-90l2
WOMAN ONLY; master bedrm. and
pvt. bath in pvt. home; breakfast
priyils., unlim. phone; gar. avail
$40 month. JA S-I162
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ROOMS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

CONG. HTS.-Gent.. pvt. entr., cook.
facil. adjac.. excel. furn., pvt. bath,
very reas. 10. 2-8652.
HATTRAC. FURN. RIM. for young man.
all conven.. SIS q mo. 1921 A St.
SOL 18th ST. Sc. APT. Newly
dec. rm., or 2 women, cooking
privls.. good Transportation. Reas.
5000 sSi i BLock PA. AVE. s.E.-Rm.,
laundry and phone privls., $3.50 wk.
Gentleman only. LU. 2-o31S or LU.
LARGE corner bedrm. in weli-kept
garden type apt. in Sc, for set
tied employed lady. Kitchen privls.
BEAUTIFULLY furnished, clean apt.
Near stores, transp Excel. reishbor-
hood Reas. 10. 3-694S. rs"
Ice. SINGLE RIM. frt.. corner. pvt.
home; Capitol Hill; blk, streetcar;
running water in rTn.. unlim. phone.
hot plate allowed; refers. req.: $40
month. Ii. 4-1607. = --28
CAPITOL HILL. opp. House once.
blk. Library of Congress--Well fufn.
use refgr. Ii. 3-2913 II
MODERN 2-bath home on Branch
ave Sc. many extras, refgr. opt,
cow. C-S bus: 80 wk. LII. 1-l1O9.
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ROOMS WANTED

DAUGHTER desires room
and board for self and semi invalid
mother. DE. 2-6l5b.
LG. UNFURNISHED RM.-Kit, priv.
congenial Govt. woman: reas.; ne.
near end and Bryant ok. AID.
2-7025.
LADY. not employed. wants furn. rm.
private Christian home only; $40 to
S35 mo. Box 39S-D, Star.
LADY desires room: whole
some meals at normal hours; sympa-
thetic atmosphere. Box 397-D. Star.
BY RETIRED R.N.-Large bedrm. in
apt. with empi lady: kit. phone
privls.; near cars. stores; NV;
res. Box 3SS-D, Star.
UNFURN. ROOM-Colored: refined;
Woodbridge area pref. RIA. 3-3645,
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

Ink. RIM. l blk. Ga. ave shopping
center; $40 per week. SOIL 9th st..
ri a~ liz f. 81 Sf'I S.f.. 1e1 N caro oa
sss $40 K Xxx ST. F. S SE,&Lse. front -S rm..
clean. new refgr.: ON busline; Chris
e !tsa h SSf.k Ia e Rs N.w-sIn.,.
enc, S45 mo. Ali utlls. incl Cow.
1923 5sSo Ie III ST. INV N.,w.-1se. front Tm.
T nIoss. y ys wy twin beds. refEr hot
1909 800 r ST. NV Ink. rooms
with Iefriss., large selection. RE
LARGE RM. AND sd XII, end fiOor #,
Frieidairs and stove; eonv; good
sfs Sesk b. sts 70 AOOEef!a a
9 AND : RMS. with pvt. and semi
ne, RE 6-797S. %
Bed living rm.. all new. Hot
p s4ansp re SO ph0p "a su sfsy Enes
furn. rm., $40 mo; stove. refer. and
sink; utils. furn. Call DU. 7-053S.
after Q pm. Fri. all day Sat. and
1919 s0f Kenyon sr.-Lov.ly rm.. 2
LHG GGnr FRONT Run p ROOM. fH Sk fo LADY
only; very clean: S4O75 mo. 1873
Newton 81. NV, HU. $4,000. Il
212O 18TH ST. N.W.-Kit. and bed
rsfrs ss snd gas IS, stOys al! ptils
1904 18th ST. NV. Downtown
stove. uiiis. furn. HI. S-S7ss.
40 9Th ST. s.w.-Two newly dee.
everything: infant ok. $3.50 wk.
Also Ink. rm.. SO Me. S-5096.
1909 18th ST. Nw.-Two large rms.
ard pvt; bath stove. refer. ,ntil.
MISTER fssn sef TwrN rs g EM well faqn
priyiI.,;: reas.; 2 gentlemen. LA.
6l9 ALLISON ST. N.w.-own bedrm..
housekeeping; / or 2 ladies; S35 ca
ri5Hi R, 'f l. AVE. N.w-Room with
sink. elee, refgr, and grill; $40, per
Is SisS ST. cS Nv R.@ near woodner APT
semipvt. bath; reas.; will give day
1921 LEE Hwy. xRLiNGToN. VA
Large room. refrigerator. stove
next to bath. Phone ia. $4,000.
Mr.. 18th AND P-Sunny studio rm.,
newly dec: REFRIGERATOR. privacy;
VERY MEL Nicely ffURN. vssfrGGiDIo RIM.
for empl lady; unrestricted use kit.
and dinette; close in. HO. 2-so7S.
TAKOMA PARK-D. C. LINEUP.
entr. and bath: refgr. stove; suit
1926 18th ST. N.W.-Front rm.. new
~ decor; pvt. home; gentleman
pref. RA. .3-0a03.
PVT. ENTRANCE. overlooking Capitol
at Union Sta, Park; Sl2 wk. 5ol
1883 18th ST. N.W.-First FIR. bed
sitting rm.. lac. closets. com. kit,
pvt. ent. Sl2.75 one; $13.25 fol, 2.