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The Washington
 kerry-Go-Round
By DREW PEARSON
Continued from Page D

fSOtfbi I sA6C A<
 clearer. The Tanforan Race Track did have friends including the Presidents military aide, Gen. Harry Vaughan, together with his mysterious Greek sidekick, John Maragon, and the now famous lobbyist, ex-Col. James " Hunt
 Just when they started helping the Tanforan Race Track is still not clear Nevertheless, General Vaughan mas been serving as CO., ordinator for veterans affairs, and, as such, his job is to protect vet erans. Information before the Sen- ate Investigating committee, how ever, shows that he used his in fluence to help a face track get building materials supposed to have been reserved for veterans
 For, when his friend, John Mar agon, couldn't get government building restrictions raised to help the Tanforan track, Vaughan sent his other friend, James Hunt, to the Housing Expediter. As a result, the Office of Housing Expediter also supposed to protect veterans sent a memo to the Justice De- partment instructing them to lift the injunction which a Federal judge in California had placed against Tanforan's unauthorized use oI building materials
 BIG BOOTLEGGER TURNS
 TO RACING
 The Tanforan track was owr4aa by Joseph H. Reinfeld, one of the biggest bootleggers ever to operats rum boats off the New Jersey coast during prohibition days, and once indicted for the murder of Louis Lafera. prohibition agent who had seized his rum boat Her reshoff" with S75,O0O worth ot Wnlskey @uoard.
 Came the end Of prohibition. and Reinfeld became the exclusive dis tributor of Haig and Haig, King William Scotches, Martini anl Rossi Vermouth; plus regional dis tributor for Seagrams and Schen leys. He also became the owner with two others, of the Tanforar Race Track. All three, however remained in the background.
 On June ? and June p, l946 this columnist first called atten tion to the Tanforan violation O housing regulations. A review O these columns shows that as earl, as May l946, the Tanforan crow, seemed to have mysterious influ ence in Washington, which rule, that they were merely demolish ing former Navy construction.
 U. s. authorities in California however, ruled otherwise. And ol May 3l, Gilbert Kneiss, Distric Civilian Production Administratio representative, refused Tanforan permit for new construction, de spite which CPA inspector O June found Tanforan continu ing new construction.
 In fact, Tanforan, for reason best known to itself, continued { ignore both building regulation and U. s. Federal officials in Call Feb. 14. 1947, there were l3 viola tions of CPA regulations. In ths period, the track put up luxuriol new construction despite orders the contrary.
 Finally this was too much fc U. s. Judge George B. Harris
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NOTICE
 After August 10, no telephone rentals for the month of August will be accepted at a discount. All remittances must bear postmarL of not later than discount date. Please be prompt.
 JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS
 TELEPHONE co. adv.
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dents We hope that both parties will do something. We don't like losing friends via the means of sudden death on the highways.
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MOUNT JUNEAU LODGE NO. 147 SECOND and FOURTH Monday of each month /A in Scottish Rite Temple % beginning at 7:30 p. m. WW GLENN O. ABRAHAM, NY Worshipful Master;
 JAMES w. LEVERS, Secretary.
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LOOK and LEARN &y. &sy c. GORDON

What are the dimensions ordinary American building 
 How much did a coat the medieval knights  Which of has the most rainfall? What is presiding officer of the U s. House of Representatives? Who said against itself cannot stand"? ANSWERS Eight inches long, fourin wide thick. g. From5 pounds
  A. Speaker. 5.
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CONDITIONS OF WEATHER
 ALASKA n7S.

Weather conditions and temper atures at various Alaska points, also on the Pacific Coast, at 430 am, 12Oth Meridian Time, and released by the Weather Bureau, Iunaau fOiloW
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Things never work out right. Now that there are ample supplies of almost every kind of goods, money is beginning to become
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-05

When you are tempted to hell" as profanity, say alas" It will your purpose just as we'll Excerpt from sermon. The alas it vii!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-05
Federal Aid
Summit, Miss, Sum

Summit, Miss, Sun)
 To me, federal aid to education is an even more serious threat to way of life than socalized medi cine. It strikes at very rootsthe character and of the children of the Nation.
 Safeguards, say promulgators of this disastrous plan for national bankruptcy lie in the fact that the federal government will not control the expenditures; the several States will But there is not one who can truthfully tell you that the next Congress may not change the rules The Supreme Court has ruled that the federal government control that which 1t sub sidzes And don't try to argue that this would not De subsidy. There is other way to describe it.
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It is wondered how the transatng machine would translate into foreign language the word cute which can be rendered into English 46 different ways
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Girls with skinny arms should develop them by rowing a boat"-Beauty hint. And there are a con- siderable number of girls who should take up bicycling
Evening star., 1949-04-28
SkoIo, Refugee, Reveals U.S..
Trip Saved Him From 'WuIkout'

Hugo Skala, who came to this
country last week with q Czech
financial mission and then an
nounced he intended to stay here.
was planning to walk to refuge in
the American zone of Germany
when his Communist dominated
government saved him the trouble
by providing him with airplane
passage to New York.
The former Czech official told
Of his escape from behind the Iron
Curtain at q press conference yes
terday In the Hotel Statler. He
said he and his family had made
all their plans to leave Czecho-
slovakia on foot on April Q. On
the 9th, however. ne was told he
would accompany the economic
mission coming here to seek a
settlement on American property
taken over by the Czech govern
ment. This necessitated a fast
rearrangeemnt Of his exit sched-
|ule.
Seeks United States Asylum.
Mr.. Ekala is the second Czech
onhcial to break with his govern
Evening star., 1949-04-28

ment In the last few DAYS. Dip
lomatic officials disclosed yester-
day that Brig. Gen. Josef Scheibal.
military and air attache at the
Czech Embassy here. has re-
nounced his job and appealed 70
the State Department for asylum
in the United States. He was said
to have quit rather than obey
orders TO return TO CZechoslovakia
with his wife and son.
MIR. Skala left Prague by air on
Good Friday. April Is. At almost
the moment he crossed the border.
bound for New York. his wife and
9-year -old son. Paul, crossed it On
foot accompanied by guide.
bound for Munich. Germany.
Mr.. Skala reached New York on
Evening star., 1949-04-28

Star Stag Photo.
Easter Sunday morning. He
checked in at the Barclay Hotel,
asking If there were any messages
for him.
Finds No Message.
'It was like something In a
story" he said. THE man looked
in the box and said No. no mes
sages.' and my heart turned over.
Just then a boy stepped up to the
desk saying Here is a telegram
for Mr.. Skala.' 1t was from my
wife. She had arrived safely in
Munich"
What happened after that was
the subject Of some confusion in
first reports on Mr.. Skala's de-
lection from the Czech govern
ment. At one point, apparently,
the Czech Embassy here even re-
ported to the State Department 1t
was afraid he had been kidnapped.
Here is the chronology. as the dip
lomat detailed 1t yesterday:
He spent Sunday and Monday
sightseeing in New York and con-
tacting friends there. He stayed
at the Barclay with other mem
bers Of the economic mission,
keeping In touch with them. He
turned over to the Czech Consul
General all diplomatic papers
brought by him to this country
not bearing directly on the mission.
On Tuesday the 10th. he de-
livered his briefcase. containing all
other papers bearing on the mis-
sion. to the room of the mission
secretary in the Barclay. His gov
ernment's subsequent charge that
he absconded with important docu-
ments, Mr.. Skala said, was q lie.
He received a routine request at
noon that he drop by the Czech
Consulate and turn in his pass
port for safe-keeping during his
stay in this country.
Came to Washington.
Instead, he caught q 1890 pm.
train to Washington, proceeding
Immediately to the State Depart
ment, where he inquired as to the
proper method Of applying for
asylum in this country.
On Thursday he sent a letter
to Czech Ambassador Vladimir
Outrata in which he resigned In
protest against his country's Com
munist-dominated government.
Mr.. Skala said he wants to make
his way in this country. writing
on economic problems, particularly
hose of Central Europe.
II think" he said. Il may be
quite useful in explaining how
the Communists work"
Mr.. Skala said he is anxious to
Evening star., 1949-04-28

1et his wife and son safely 70 this
country. Young Paul. ne Inci-
Gated. is quite q problem. Before
leaving CzechoSiovakia, according
70 Mr.. Skala, the son insisted or
wearing two British flags IN hIs
ourtonhole and went around pre-
dieting that Premier Stain Of
Russia and Clement Gostwald. the
Czech Communist leader. would Be
hanged from the aazne tree.
For all his criticism ef the
Czech government. Mr.. skala
thinks the Americans are asking
too much for their connscated
property In Cxechoslovakia. The
Americans want more than $50
600 900. Mr.. Skala thinks the
latest Czech offer Of s22 600 900
Is closer TO q fair figure.
Evening star., 1949-04-28

Belgium In playing host TO 90
gardeners from Yorkshire. Eng
land. who came there TO study
Belgian methods.
Evening star., 1949-09-08
ApARTMENTs FUR. OR UNFUR.
APARTMENTS uNFvRhIshEp

VETERANS-see our Nsylor Gardens
ad under COOP. Apis. for Sale: >
DRURY REALTY CORP, RE, 1893
NEW v Im nAMR fit AYE DsafmE sEGn (ma Sash sT Sps
only; S92.50, util incl. sH. 3739
HILLSIDE, MD.-3-rm. apt. pvt
bath pvt en5Eanee pbans "a al RsSn mSdeFn con-
2sI7 I4th ST. NV, 9nd- floor front
For use as otfice and living quarters:
rooms and bath; 500 per month.
Call Mr.. Hunter. MA. 1900; ewes,
GL, $3.50, BOSS & PHELPS. INC,
coNGkkss aaiG ( s HEfGHrs-1 h;Ej bedrm., mg liv.
BIDS; @ S;' S75.4s Ise mo. all ali utilities INV Inv
467 VALLEY AVE. S.E.-One- bedrm.
apt Sse,5o monthly utilities turn
LIZ. 52: aPf: ai42s7i 1901 Columbia I'd. e. NV.
Apt. 3-Everything private. 5
5 RMS, 2 BEDRMS., in new 3-unit
apt. bldg. bordering Sligo Park; lst
a.; pvt entrance; s,tI repl rom BIZ sbobpinn 15Sm
center; sI25 q mo. utilities incl.
a7is ia K ST ST. N.w.-1st f., suitable for
ofice and bachelor quarters, 500
per month. Call Mr.. Harrington:
ma. $500. ewes, EN-. I44S. bOSo
d. PHELPS, INC. 1417 K st. NV.
1 BEDRM., LIV. RM., dinette, kit.
and bath, util includ.: $65; located
in Sligo Park 1904 Manchester
rd.. Silver Spring, Md. Resident
oNE-BEpRM. APT. in Sligo Greek
Park. Silver Sprg. area; rents be-
ginning from SS150. Open 7 to
8 ewes. Applications being accented:
Darson Apts.. Inc. Call BELFlORE
CO, rental agents, 1911 L st. NV"
1855 ONTARIO PL. N.w.-2nd and
3rd fs.. 5 rms, kit bath; heat
Incl, S11O; adults. GE. $500 -
1Ith ST. S.E.-Close to Navy Yard
Two rooms. kitchen and bath: util.
included. No children; S67.oo. aD.
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ROOMS WANTED

DESIRE Ist-FLOOR BEDRM., nv.
rm. bath. for widower, in refined
Jewish home. Use of Kosher kitch-
en-. Pay well. RA. 1858. g
POLISH GIRL desires studio rm. in
private home in NV. residential
section, with meals if possible, op-
port. of English conversation. Call
-AD. $500. Ext. 13. 10
kitchen privileges, private bath:
near Wis. ave. NV. or N. Arl., Va.
only. MISS BRANT, OW. 400.
ROOMS OR APT. by father and son
(25), sales reprs.; nr. downtown;
immed.; perm. gentiles: refs. Tel.
CO. 3645 or Box 1904, Star.
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MOVING at your convenience, pick
up and deliver service. PARKS
TRANSFER, AID. 1887. 13'
MOVING BY VET-Exper. help: every
piece wrapped. insured; reas. Call
any time, MR.. COOK. GIL. 5132.
MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.
baggage. AT. 2759 or FIR. 03S6.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET Of
across he country: safe storage Id
separate oms. expert packing
Phone 10 0104; UNION STORAGE
CO NC. est 1905
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
VIII accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reaS. ia o937; ewes. GE 1416. s.
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RMS. FURk.-Mp. 8 VA.

ARLINGTON-Attra lge. front rm.,
nicely furn.; porch. tiled bath. show
er; u blk. bus. 1927 N. Utah. 10
STUDIO sleeping room for employed
couple; phone, private bath. private
entrance; transportation at door.
OV. $3.50. IS
ROOM for empl. settled lady. in gen.
tile apt, next to bath. lge. closets;
conv tranSp. OV. 1898. 10
ARLINGToN-Paneled rec; nm, pvt
cple or gentleman; restricted; $45
sgle $50 dble. CHI. 1874.
WESTOvER, ARLNGTON-.Bedroom
and Ink. kitchen for empl. couple.
ARLINGTON. mr. clarendon-Double
rm.; mr.. Pentagon, Navy Annex;
phone Owens 6572. 3
NICELY FURN. RIM, single or double;
conveniently located in So. Arl.
Phone ia. 4-0137. 10
ARL:-comfortable room, semipyt.
bath: pvt family: gentleman: avail
able September l5; $50. cH. O122:
LGE. FRONT RM., twin beds and
bath, lge. closet; no other roomers.
WI 1913 10
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HOUSES FURNISHED

4 BEDRMs.. 3 baths, partially fur
500 mo. mo- RA. s5ss ewes. and week
NR. 18th AND WHITTIER SITS. NV.
Ready Sept. 10; brick. 3 bedrms;,
. baths, recr. rm., garage. nice yard.
Attract. furn.: lease required; $241
pSn6S per mo sTRoqP: RA 500 700 hath
wEsLEY S nE1'' HEiGHTsSisf fGiffS f' floor, iiv.
rm.. din. rm., breakfast rm., library,
pantry, kit. and powder rm,; End
floor, 4 bedrmS., a baths: 3rd moor,
=, bedrms. and bath; large lsTfla 6smt;,
rm and bath; 4 fireplaces: large
corner lot. OR 5961. l year
,ss sG'qGnRsHi1 RGiTSH1E AVE, Silver sprins-e
bedrms., liv. rm., din. rm., kit, full
76xl9O; 500 mo; NO. 6722 any
3-BEDRooM BRICK det. house, IN
baths, new and modern: desirable
neighborhood. Call RA. 9l64. .
ROW BRICK-aGood NV. section;
rafsi; refsr.; $3.50 $50. vacant. pG GE. $500. %
DUPONT CIRCLE VIC:-Attractiye
small brk. house; 2 bedrms,, firepl.,
gas furnace, small garden; lease;
refs. Sept. Is. $ls5. Ho. s351.
sl1 FAIRHAvEN AVE, ALEX
Cali TIE. 1914 after pm. Ia
liv. rm. with fireplace. din. rm.,
kitchen, maids lavatory, excellent
garden; lease, $50 month. MR..
CHASE. AD: s912; ewes, Hu. 1897
EnpEETnIVN- 90 tifl11v fDrn r.
rm house with charming patio and
garden. Call WO 1898 until -
noon and after s pm. III
3-BEDRM., new brick house, conv. to
Pentagon. Will rent for years or
less. Fairfax 414-W or Elk. ll6s.
GEORGETOWN bedrms.. ] bath,
garden; excel. location; S1s2 80.
5$s2 5 wv Il Il ;'osz s7s as a;' "a. fs% Sss
INGToN REALTY. GE. $500.
COLLEGE HEIGHTS ESTATES. Md
MIST leave immed. because OF health,
will rent lovely br home which has
just been completely redecorated, Z
garage; oil heat, lge; wooded lawn
brick wall; completely and beauti-
fully furnished, incl. grand piano,
linens. blankets, Bendix. elec. iron
er. power lawn mower. Lease. Refs.
$3.50 per month. WA. 1926 or Box
TWO BEAUTIFUL HoUsEs-one in
Bethesda; l in Va, overlooking the
Potomac. The house in Bethesda has
bedrms, 3 baths. maids rms.
and bath, beautiful grounds, scar
gar. The one in Va, superb for
entertaining; is min. from down
town Wash: 3 bedrms., 3 baths,
maids rm and bath; magnificent
view of the Potomac; swimming
pool For further information, call
Mrs Murphy, DE. 4l01, or CO.
O705 ewes. FRANCES POWELL
HILL. 1903 Goth st. NV. 10
Evening star., 1949-09-08
HOUSES WANTED To RENT

LET ME RENT your furn;, Or unfgIn
sfxPE s2ssS saSs sis'9f y,X SS$S MSS
adults; unfurnished. three bedrooms;
NV, gethesds' hesddss' ssSs sslysr Spring 3. or
5 OR 8 RM. HOUSE Rrosas or or apt nn cbiIr ,Hr
dren. Phone SH. 5640 between S-6.
CANADIAN desires unfurn. home for
2-yr. period In Chevy Chase, Sil,
yer Sp., Arl., or Falls church: Wiii w
amed Ray Up ss sasS m6 b. s45S, SSists
Pleasant, LEA unfurn. apt. or small
house, in NV. or Georgetown, de-
sss sY sSS or H. R5sf s6ss or s!o
BRITISH FAMILY with English nurse
desires furn. 3-bedrm: house in NV.
from now until until M March sa, 's9 s9sd Reason
DEsPERATELY needed BY small fam
iIy, S or 6-rm. house vic. Mt.
Rainier or Hyattsville. WA 4073r,
Al CARPENTER with family, will
1enish enarss repair }ar ow pains rent for
/ year. Phone evenings, 10. 3-5217.
2 BEDROOMS, unfurnished; basement
necessary; preferably Alex. or Arl.
area. Call OV. 1900, Ext; q, 8 to
4:45 Mon. through Fri; OW. 1854
ewes. and week ends. Ii
WANTED-Reasona small house
or apt, not less than rms. with
place for storage If possible; re-
tined slderiy, ,sS couple; by Oct. l.
PERM. AGRIC. EMPL. wants mod
priced 3-bedrm. house. Montgomery
or Fairfax Co.. convenient elemen-
tary schools, transp. Call RE. 414s,
Ext. 1928, before $50 or GE. 6Slo,
3 to 9:30 pm. y
DIPLOMAT seeks furnished home, 4
bedrooms; pref. Chevy Chase or NV.
washington; not over $500 mo.
Phone No; o746 betw. 10 and l.
.fRcaaP4 II ! sPa EXECUTIVE & desires tore to rent
completely furnished house, Arl.,
Alex. or NV. Wash. for indehnite
period. CHI. 1900, Ext. 627. ia
s OR 4 RMS, unfurn.. one moor, oy
elderly couple, Govt. employees; re-
fined, best references; north OF ZEN en-
nedy st., incl. Silver Spring. ~.
CSoaLLooREp-N1cE, REASONABLE; 8
rms. or more, NV. section; luii
bsmt., bath. kitchen, garage pre-
ferred. viii buy eventually II
owner desires to sell. AID. 1889.
Evening star., 1949-09-08
HOUSES FOR SALE-flerthwssi

WOODS - New offering;
SaS'g50. Lovely center-hall detached
brick, situated on lot ,100x117 4.
First floor has large living rm: with
screened porch, dining room: kitchen
and breakfast room. md moor mas !
8 bedrooms, 2 baths; th THIS M Is rssnny rssny
& barsain: E EM 4 I@eEp iss6 Until dp Ionn pm.
BK1eHrwooD 4-oedrm. .aasss ssmiSs..
white brick, brick; cHny' TT a147 e snoDIlos mdo
BRTGHTWOOD-Lovely semidetached
brick; large .ha liyins seSraon. seSm. ainlnd nnd
bath; full basement oil hot,water
heat; rear inclosed porch. Priced
right, reasonable payments. This Is
o fine corner home and should @ ne
seen. Mr: Richards, We; SSSS; 1922
MARsHAIL 4 J. y.Al3a1 WAPdE e. 32 asaa lsa4
skafisaaHfwooD liz N s;D AN6 Nsats4h eaiLIpM 1SEA @
Very desirable homes with as little
. ss cash Kay acFnR RrsnY sEifsS 'ss5' eo
RA a1Ss, AREAS BEST pUYs-
featuring 6 rms; * baths; ,r,1s 1st
equipped kitchen, full bsmt, gas &C.
heat. GI-FHA approged; exception. @
az sy sssssns Dsesd st asy serms ieG non
sfnNEY SfIsSaas !. o MEsSsH snsSSssHa ' T. CO. GO 1927
Eye st. NV. RE O736, sg
BURLEITH-6-room brick row mouse,
ssrassn.hpoli.sien sas hsst sSavenaso6. ss4s 8
owner. det., brick In good cond.;
Ssssss Ssss, $1,000. 81 S''Hs; B.. rs sS1rB rR
Evening star., 1949-09-08
CHILLUM HEIGHTS
APARTMENTS
NEW CONSTRUCTION

NEW CONSTRUCTION
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
TWO BEDROOMS, S81 so TO $500
UTILITIES INCLUDED
These apis. must be seen to appreci-
ate the value offered at these
rentals.
Conveniently located within one-halt
mile d. G. line; Venetian blinds,
fenced-in play yards, laundry rooms,
storage space, 19-foot living rooms,
parking areas.
Resident manager on premises daily
until 8 pm.
Take K-6 bus direct to project. from
New Hampshire ave. and District
line, or drive east on Missouri ave.
Riggs rd.) to Chillum rd.. right
to project. or out Michigan ave.
(Queens Chapel rd) to Chillum rd.,
Il. q. sMITHY co.
811 5th st. NV. ST. $500.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

1918 LINCOLN RD. N.E.-Beautifully
furn. apt. consisting Of / bedrm.,
liv. rm.. dinstte, Kit. and bath; mod
ern apt. bldg: S125. MA. $3.50.
FURNISHED APT rooms. kitchen
and bath. 206 First st. s.e. Ill
1881 FAIRMONT ST. N.W.-Combi-
nation living rm., bedrm., pvt. bath,
kitchenette, refrigerator; S55-$65.
-S
1I01 18th N.W.-H.k. rm., elec.
refgr., grill. SIT wk.; also larger
quarters; babies welcome. DI. 1888.
PVT. ENTRANCE-1-rm.. pvt. bath
apt. with porch; new elec. refgr.;
adults; S65 mo. 1924 Belmont NV.
sos 10th ST. NV. 3. Pa. ave
bedrms., liv. rm., kit, bath; 8
adults; S130 mo-. utils. incl:
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Bachelor
apt; men only; suitable for 8. Call
DU. 41s9 after Pm. %
CLINTON, M.-3 ps. and bath.
Cypress 932S. "
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ROOMS FURkIsnEp-s.E.-s.w

CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY vicinity
Large nicely furn. studio rm.; $50
double. S45 single. Smaller rm., $50;
adj. bath; pvt. home. AT. 2I47
ewes 3
3I3 5th ST. S.E.-Large front rm
twin beds; conven. located; SO ga
AT. 1852. 3
5O3 sth ST. S.w.-Single room for
gentleman, next to bath, private
home. Cali ST. 6575. 10
100 PA. AVE. S.E.-Room for rent;
gentleman only. FIR. 3S0S. %
1I6 CARROLL ST. Sc. near Cap,
Lib. of Cong. and H. o. Bs-Sineles
or double furn. room, for refined and
particular persons; refs. required.
Call between $3.50 and 7:30 pm. IA.
100 KENTUCKY AVE. S.E.-Good
transp., use OF telephone. Call Ii.
CoLORED-FURN. RIM. for cple. or
Sgle. person; / weeks rent in ad-
vance. Call after pm, LU. 3-1s63.
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Parkway Terrace Apis,

New apartments available September
IS and October /; Silver Hill I'd. and
rm.. dining rm.. kitchen and bath;
$50 per mo. including utilities; 1
bedrm. living rm., dining rm.. kitch-
en- and bath. $50 including utilities.
Laundry facilities and storage space
available Conv. to shopping and bus
transp. Only % minis. from bus
terminal Of 11th and Pa: ave. NV,
Temple Hills or Silver Hill bus. HI.
S156 Sum-; HI. $500 I yfekdays. III
Evening star., 1949-09-08
APTs. UNFURNisHED (cont. J

COLORED WHY RENT? For only
$3.50 cash you can move in and be
the proud owner of select apt,
finest location on the hill. HARRY
LOPATIN. DI. $3.50; ewes. RA
060S. -13
rm., kit and bath; no children; $50
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ROOMS. APTs. 70 SHARE

BUSINESS WOMAN (between 27-4O),
esf ts share have Sr% own iuse bedrm Dt 4e ssh
refs. exchanged. ST. 2S27. 10
i GIRL OR 2, to share 6-rm. apt, In
NV. with 3 girls; reas. rent. GE
.S514 after 5 pm. p
ATTRACTIVE 3-RM. APT. to share
I'd. I'd NV. S0 Hu. 1854 ~ A Ms
LADY, home very little, will shar,
her apt. with another; mod. apt
bldg, S32. HO. 4574.
2 GIRLS desire other girls to shar,
their apt; pvt. phone inbedrm
GIRL 70 SHARE APT. with another
$25 mo. Call MI. 0453 after 8 pm
3
GIRL, 1922. to share with 2 others
4 rms, bath; phone included. $3t
mo- HO. 1879 any time.
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ROOMS UkFURklsHED

9I4 G PLACE N.W.-Newiy remodeled
rm., excel location; reas. rent. Ap.
ply wkdays. or call RE. O392. .
COLORED-114O 9Th ST. N.E.-Un-
furn. rm., no cooking; conv. to
transp. Ii. 3-3516. 10
Evening star., 1949-09-08
KENT VILLAGE
New Garden Apartments

A delightful place to live out away
from city noise and dirt, adjoining
Prince Georges Golf and CountrJ
safe Playground for Children.
Small Super-Market
Beautiful, well-arranged, 2-bedroon
apartments, featuring large picture
windows at 500 to $96, gas and elec.
Exquisite duplex apartments at S10s
per month.
Directions: From Peace Cross al
Bladensburg. take Route U. S.. sc
to 3rd trafic light, then turn right
on Route 202, go ia miles to Kent
Village.
EUGENE B. ROBERTS
Kent VILLAGE. Landover, Md
Appleton 016S. IA