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Evening star., 1949-07-24
Society Rates
Well in Salon

Among the prints hung in the
First Washington international
Salon, now on exhibit in the
Natural History Building of the
Smithsonian Institution, Is the
work of several members Of the
National Photographic Society.
"Painel Decorative" by Jose
Oiticica- -Filho, won an award of
merit.
Other accepted prints were:
Carolina Morning" by Lewis S.
Penland; Chinese Girl" and
Meditation" by Laverne M.
Ruth; Jack in the Pulpit" by
Ralph E. Lawrence. and three
pictorials by c. H. Severance,
entitled Lincoln" "Rotunda" and
United States Supreme Court
Building"
Every Sunday. color slides en-
tered in the salon are shown In
room 43 at 3 pm.
Evening star., 1949-07-24
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Pasquale Tallarico, faculty
member of the Peabody Conserva-
tory of Music, will give a piano
recital in the National Gallery of
Art tonight at 8 o'clock.
Charlton Meyer, resident pian-
ist, who made his local debut at
the age of 6 at a National SYM
phony Orchestra Children's Con-
cert in Central High School, will
be heard in recital tomorrow in
the Phillips Gallery at $50 pm.
He is studying at present with 1sa-
bella Vengerova at the Curtis In
stitute, where he was awarded a
scholarship in 1914. While in the
Army Mr.. Meyer made a number
of solo appearances, playing at
the Water Gate and in Carnegie
Hall as member of the Army Band
and returning to the Curtis 1nsti-
tute for the second time last fall.
Paul Chandler Hume, baritone
assisted at the piano by Rev. Rus
sell Woollen, will give song re-
cital in Mcmahon Hall on the
Campus of the Catholic University
of America, Tuesday at 8 pm.
The Washington Boys Club
Concert Band will play the fourth
program of its Community Sum-
mer series at Michigan Park,
Tenth and Michigan avenue, NE,
Tuesday at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1949-07-24

the Air Force Band will also take
part.
Mr.. Fonseca was for many years
teacher in the National Con-
servatory of Music in Costa Rica,
organist of the Church of Nuestra
Sonora de las Mercedes in San
Jose, and official musician of his
country's bands. He received his
musical education at the Liceo
Artistico of Milan and at the
Brussels Conservatory. He has
been the recipient Of many awards
from a number of the American
republics.
Among the numbers pro-
grammed is his Suite Tropical"
based on Costa Rican folklore.
which the composer conducted at
a concert Of his compositions in
San Jose.
Also on the program will be two
compositions by his son. Jaime
Fonseca, who is at present second
secretary Of the Costa Rican En-
bassy in this city. He ranks as
one of the promising talents OF
his native country. Three short
folk dances and two folk songs
will supplement the orchestral
numbers,
Evening star., 1949-07-24
Federal Post, VFW
Holds Picnic Today

Federal Post and Auxiliary are
holding picnic at Marshall Hall
today. All members of the auxil-
iary and post are invited to attend
with friends. Wilson Lines leave
at 10 am. and 2 pm.
Federal Post and Auxiliary also
are sponsoring a boat ride on the
Wilson Lines next Wednesday eve
ming.
Top Notch Tent No. l. Military
Order of the Cootie. held lawn
party at Mount Alto Hospital last
Monday. The Pup Tent sponsored
a show consisting of IA acts. Also
participating in the program was
the Naval Gun Factory Post No.
1919 Drum and Bugle Corps,
v. F. w.
Department Chief of Staff
Frank Heise has announced that
in the near future a program will
be announced for membership
drive. Prizes will be issued to each
district obtaining the largest
membership.
All delegates attending national
convention in Miami should con-
tact Department Quartermaster
Spedden regarding room reserva-
tions as soon as possible.
Meetings This Week.
Wednesday-Father John P.
Gallagher, 731 North Capitol
street: Police Fire, 1909 Rhode Is
land avenue NE; National Hohor
Guard. v. F. w., 1919 K street
NV.
Thursday Equality w alter
Reed, 1919 K street NV; Poto-
mac, 1903 Rhode Island avenue
NE; Southwest Memorial, $50
Eighth street S.W.
Friday-A. Peter Dewey, Willard
Hotel.
Evening star., 1949-07-24
San Carloans Open
Tonight Season
Here on August ;

The Washington Theater and
Opera Company will inaugurate
it's plan to bring grand and light
opera to this city by sponsoring
the 10 performances to be given
at the Water Gate by the San
Carlo Opera Company starting
August 3. The San Carlo group
has appeared frequently at both
the Water Gate and the National
Theater. Under the management
of Fortune Gallo, who organized
the San Carloans, the company
will start its 39th season of bring
ing opera to people all over the
country.
The Water Gate season will
open with Carmen" with the title
role taken by the distinguished
guest artist, Winfred Heidi. Miss
Heidi has appeared in Constitu-
ton Hall with the Philadelphia
La Scala Opera Company giving
outstanding performances of Azu-
cena in III Trovatore" and Am
neris in Aida" Another guest
artist will be Richard Tucker of
the Metropolitan Opera who will
sing the tenor role of Alfredo in
La Traviata" August and the
Duke in "Rigoletto" on August IL.
New to the local public is Eva
Likova, Czech coloratura soprano.
who had a large following in her
own country. She will be heard
as Gilda in "Rigoletto" and an
other young singer of vocal ap-
peal, Lucia Evangelista, will sing
the role of Violetta in La Ira
viata." Chief interest. however.
lies in the return of Hizi Koyke,
whose portrayal of Cio-Cio San in
"Madama Butterfly" ranks with
the finest. Singers taking other
leading roles will be Nina Cravi,
soprano. in LA Boheme";; Mar
tha Larrimore, mezzo- soprano;
Thomas Hayward and Mario Pal
ermo, tenors; Stefan Ballarini
baritone, and William Wilder
man. bass.
The Orchestra will be directed
by Pasquale de Angels who ar
rived in New York last April from
Naples to direct the San Carlos
season at the Center Theater in
Rockefeller Center. He has been
leading conductor at the opera
houses of Rome. Naples. Milan. in
Switzerland, Egypt and France.
Evening star., 1949-07-24
Hazel Arth to Sing
With Male Choir
At Watergate

The Watergate season of the
National Symphony Orchestra will
come to a close this week with
three concerts. The one tonight
will feature local talent at $3.50
o'clock. The Washington Cathe-
dral Choir of Men. prepared for
this event by Richard Dirksen,
will give a performance of Brahms
masterpiece, Rhapsody for Alto,
Male Chorus and Orchestra" The
soloist is Hazel Arth. resident con-
tralto, radio artist and former
winner of the $4,000 Atwater Kent
Foundation award.
The second half of the program
will be Viennese with Lee Fairfax,
popular Washington baritone, as
soloist. Mr.. Fairfax, perhaps bet
ter known here as Fague SPRING
man, is a former Central High
School athlete who chose musi-
cal career by preference. His
Carnegie Hall debut this spring
earned him high praise from the
New York press.
The annual all-Gershwin pro-
gram on Wednesday will be high
lighted by two guest artists, Jane
Pickens, a radio network favorite,
and Abba Begin. winner of the
Godowsky Memorial Scholarship,
the Philadelphia Youth award and
the Walter w. Naumburg prize.
Mr.. Begin is, possibly, the most
decorated American pianist for
service in the recent war. He was
awarded the Purple Heart. the
Silver Star and Combat Infantry
decorations.
A Grand Opera Night. starring
Eleanor Steber. soprano. and
Leonard Warren. baritone, both
of the Metropolitan Opera, will be
the final program by the National
Symphony Orchestra of the sum-
mer season. Howard Mitchell,
permanent conductor Of the Or
ganizatlon and leader of II of the
IL concerts given through July,
will leave the city with his family
for vacation following the last
concert.
Evening star., 1949-07-24
Fein Gets Award

The Graf1ex Diamond Award,
one Of photographs highest
honors. has been given to Herald
Tribune Staff Photographer Nat
Fein. This Is the second signal
photographer honor for Mr.. Fein
this year. Earlier, he was awarded
the Pulitzer Prize for his memo
rable photograph of Babe Ruth
at his farewell appearance at
Yankee Stadium last fall.
Evening star., 1949-07-24
Camera Angles
Wildlife Pictures Are Near at Hand
By Alexander J. Wedderburn
Curator Of Photography
The Smithsonian Institution

or dog can follow, and that each
movement may be signal to a
waiting hawk or owl to pounce
So when a rabbit hears you COM
ing he will rely first on the fact
that he is very difficult to see
against his background of brown
leaves and brush.
This fact will offer probably the
best chance for a beginner to get
his first good Wildlife pictures. AS
you proceed through the woods,
walk very slowly and look care
fully at every clump of leaves,
against trees. under brush piles
and on the edges of fields. Try to
have the sun at your back and
you will locate Mr. Bunny by the
reflection of sunlight in his eyes
Once you have located him you
will be able to approach within
a few feet as long as you don t
make any sudden moves or loud
noises. Then move your camera
very slowly into position and fire
away. If done right you can take
your shots and leave with the
rabbit still secure in the belief
that he has fooled you.
Find Their Eating Place.
Squirrels. chipmunks, frogs
snakes and number of other
animals travel by daylight but
are much more wary than rabbits
To get pictures of these fellows
you will have to find a likely place
(where they feed or drink and
remain still for a good long while
If you manage to remain silent
you will be we'll rewarded with
some unusual picture taking op.
portunities. Once these wild fel-
lows start to move about is a sig
nal to you that they are com.
pletely unaware of your presence
If they thought you were there
they wouldn't have made a move
Then when you are sure your sub
ject is not looking directly at you
you will be able to ready your
camera and take your pictures
Wild animals depend for their
very lives upon their sharpness
of sight and will notice at once
any rapid movement, so take your
time with each movement that you
make. If you startle the game and
it begins to run don't make the
mistake of trying to follow. You
will never succeed and if you re-
main still and quiet after your
mistake, the chances are that
your quarry will return or another
will take it's place.
If you plan a camera hunting
trip in the woods you should take
along camera with fast shut
ter and plenty Of fast film. Shade
is usually quite dense Ito the eye
OF the camera) and you can't af-
ford to slip up in this respect.
Color is seldom advisable unless
you are shooting in an open field
with plenty of light. However. you
may well take along roll of color
film because you will undoubtedly
find many lovely scene on the
edge of a wooded area or out in
the open that will be we'll worth
photographing in natural color.
A last word-if you expect to
fool the little people of the woods,
be sure to dress properly for the
occasion. Wear a drab color, one
that will match and blend with
the surrounding scenery. In other
words, use one of the animals own
tricks and. if you are lucky, you
may catch him with his fur down,
Happy hunting!
Evening star., 1949-07-24
Festival Series Set

The second annual Summer
Music Festival at Atlantic City's
suburban Ventner. sponsored by
the Ventner City League, will fea-
ture the following artists: Abba
Begin, pianist. August 8; Iva
Kitchell. dance satirist. August
10: the Curtis String Quartet and
Bernice Scher. pianist. August II;
Benno and Sylvia Rabinof. in a
violin-piano recital. August "a;
Frank Guarrera. baritone, Metro
politan Opera. August 81.
The festival was established last
August on Ventner City Pier. Con-
certs this year will be held in the
Ventner Avenue School audito-
rum.
Evening star., 1949-07-24

The regular concert by the Army
Band has been scheduled for Fri
day, pm. under the direction of
1t. Samuel Loboda. The soloists
are Sergt. Parker Taylor. hutist.
and the Army Band chorus, also
the Army Band Dance Orchestra,
directed by Sergt. Dick Kemp with
Sergt. Delmer Fahrney as vocal
Soloist.
Evening star., 1949-07-24
Meetings Called Off

Mrs. Lee Beiser, secretary of the
Old Dominion Camera Club OF
Arlington, announces that the
next three meetings Of the club
have been Cancelled. The group
will open its fall season on Mon
day, September II with a program
entitled specially night"
Evening star., 1949-07-24

the Pan Amer
icar Union. The
concert is spon-
sored by the
Ambassador Of
Costa Rica and
Sonora de Es-
quivel and will
pe played by
the All Force
B a nd S y m =
phony Orches-
ira, 1t. Col.
George S. How
ard, conductor.
The Sing in &
ca-~>>~t, Nf
Evening star., 1949-07-24
Bundit Insurance in Siam

BANGKOK (P.-Rice farmers
are forming their own societies in
several provincial areas of Siam
to protect themselves against
bandits and other emergencies.
Victims can now draw on CEN
tral fund in case of robbery, sick
ness, accident or death.
Evening star., 1949-07-24
PROGRAMS of the Week

ner's Tannhauser": Overture" to
Rossinrs. Italians in AlGiers;" San:
''Rondo caprice" Harold Msish,
Wedding," selections. from Berlin's
Annie; Get Your Gun; Smiths
soioiss Hut ''e Ct s.smsfh: h:
Great Gate Of Kiev,' from Nous
sorssky's Pictures at an Exhibi-
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.
Howard Mitchell, conductor; Jane
ist; soio,sts: Water Gate, s:so Pm:
and Bess." arr. Bennett; AN Amer
lean in Paris" tn the nn,s1 ershsstra; Love Love
bTaesssis sSssDnf You ne sSnssss Loves
Me" 'The Man I Love" "of Thee
Sing" "Why Do Love YOU" They
Can't Take That Away from Me" II
aos soay fnysnm IN Blue Ms MIS- Bosin paS1sns Sn'D-
AIR FORCE BAND SYMPHONY Or
CHESTRA. 1t. Col. George 8. How
ard, conductor, Pan American Union,
9 pm. Program Of music BY Julio
Fonseca, composer, Of Costa Rica.
THURSDAY.
SOLDIERS HOME MILITARY BAND.
Franklin B; Charles, bandmaster;
:seh.rs nm goysTs v.n.s sGssns Far
overture. Bennstts 'Paeinc Pano-
rama" selection from olenbach,s
'Hofffnan's Tales" BrockNshire's
Polka Caprice" John Prezioso, pic
@ esrolls.:' dolGmsn's assusiss and
Drums"
FRIDAY.
ARMY BAND. 1t. Samuel Loboda, lead
aoldmsns from uPi1ss ponsnes Psnsf Of oIo tie
toraie Honsroise." serst, Parker
Taylor. fiute soloist; Elgar's "Pomp
and circumstancs March No. l." l."
RoSesr. Roess rhfFei f heved MSs,a Y 9oa ,ne Army M
NAH. Lshar's Gold and silyer."
Lsaa.sns .en. bu. GoTdsns Hsp
pens Every spring." Army Band
Leader; doaidi Tropical" si6slius'
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA:
baritone, soioists; water Gate. $50
pm: Grand opera night. Bee,
tnOFenS LeOnOIc OveLGuI6 NOs-o.
IN Balen," from VerdIs "n Tro-
vatore," Mr.. Warren: "Ernani in
volami" from verdi's 'Ernani," Miss
Steber; duet. act /. from Verdi's
Simon Boccanegra," Miss Steber,
Mascagni's "Cavalleria Rusticana";
"Triumphal March," from Verdi's
Aida: Ballet Music" from Ros-
sini's william Tell; Pace. Pace.
from Verdi's la Forza del Destino."
Miss Steber; Fri tu," from Verdfs
"Ballo In Maschera," Mr.. Warren;
duet. act II, from Puccinfs ''Tosca."
Miss Steber, Mr.. Warren; overture.
Wagner's Die Meistersinger."
SATURDAY.
SOLDIERS HOME MILITARY BAND,
Franklin B. Charles. hsndmaster:
"corrssidor." bsrssnholtE "Rie
v;1Ss,. asanSs; sysrsursj snnt ,..Ioa Yoam:nns n.
woodpeeker SONG" selection from
Herbert's The viesfoy," Washing
tons Tn Getting sentimental Over
YOU Oasen's 1No-sno." Nuir'S
Camp Meeting Band"
Evening star., 1949-07-24
Works by Fonseca
To Be Played at
PanAmericanUniOn

A program devoted to the works
of the noted Costa Rican COM
poser, Julio Fonseca, will be given
Wednesday on the esplanade of
Evening star., 1949-10-27

These prices effective until close Of business Saturday
washnston MARYLAND: HyattsviIe, Ken
Rainier Silver
Rockville Marlboro
Bsrvyn, Capitol VIRGINIA. Arlinste,.
10
DEAIxRs. RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES.
Produce subject u daily
Evening star., 1949-01-26
ROOMS FURkIsHro-hortbeo,,

NEAR CATHOLIC UNIV-Rm for !
or,,;, or girls IRIS lily, nm. kit. laundry
Mr., CATHOLIC U.-Sunny mastep
nedrm:. 3 windows, private bath,
Iaunory privileses; good transp. !:
bnrFlea bT1 ea.6p cple. pref s14 wk. for 2.
S2 35th ST. N.E.-single, sunny rm :;
d,rsfI gentleman; next bath; $50, in
THE MARICK. 1873 B st. ne-Nevs,v-
bbeSsorafed beso rnl:' running water, single
Ge,,S,. 5eus; launors and cooking privils ;
Ice. FRONT RM.. dble. bed. 3. x kiteben 1Jny; n
pFeal ppFIfeWlls-' women only $40 mo. vi.
WILL RENT single or double bedroom, o
ne2t MG 70 bath transp. at door. Cali
DBIE; 81 a ROOM for two girls or @gS cogsls
81 TODD PL. N.E.-sinsle bedroom, Hoo
close car and bus line, Of R /
ave. Call bet. 81 pm, HU. s3e5.
1900 10th ST. NE. Single and
eaounle; buses at door; very COM
afleaolai able' an emp!9yed gas9 ladies' reason
132 G. ST. N,E.-L.hk. room. $3.50
weeklT; linens furnished; conyenisnt tisgt
traasp. cont. hW. TR I144.
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM, twin beds
next to bath, for men. HUI. $3.50.
FRONT ROOM, next to hath S,,,
rent single or double, FIR. 1887
CoLoRED-4O4 47th ST. N.E-Em-
pIoyed couple or 2 men; close 10
transp, privileges, share bath. is
COLORED-ROOM for a couple or
gentleman, some privileoae n
5171 after $40 pm. -
COLORED-NICELY FURNISHED dbl
room, cooking privileges: employed
couple. Call VI 5155. ~
COLORED-1114 NEAL ST.-Laree
front room, nicely furn., for Iady
or married couple: privils; conv.
tTansp' Call after 5 pm. TR.
Evening star., 1949-01-26
ROOMS WITH BOARD

14O8 18th ST. N.W.-Doubles and
to share; excellent meals: close In;
,n1sn trisndly atmosphere. MI. s74o, pU
1905 18th ST. N.w.-very nice rms.
mo. UP. MI. 5774. 81
14O6 18th ST. N.w.-we have rm
ior l young lady in dble, with very
nice place to oil 1--WE sftAsA Nj. s774A. W5y ve5y
1114 MASS. AVE. NV. The Oak
excel. food; S4s-s55 mo. "a @27
CALVERT HOUSE. 1401 18th st. NV.
laeai residence for business people.
single and share rooms available
sassa excellent food and service. Switch
M Refined guest home; sS double
young ladies; well prepared, bal
anced meals. MI. s165. go
lIa6 MASS AVE. N.W.-Attractive
aRP1e drlPPle rm; excellent meals. DU,
wENDALL TERRAcE-warm, pleas.
meals; conv: transp.. maid service
Belmont I'd. NV, MI. 9435.
1855 n ST. N.w.-Double vacancy
aco tDr renneo young women in newly
ateu Soutn room, 5000 per
month each; delicious meals. House
mother MRS. WALLACE DAVIS.
1915 EUCLID ST. NV, Apt a.
nicely furn twin bedrms.; meals if
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Large dou-
PIE and triple rm., with 9 meals
dally; including Sunday SIsAUGH-
rER's, 1927 10Th st. NV. 81
CAPITOL TERRACE-Larse, attrac-
cooked meals; on transp, $500 18th
st. NV. co. 9771. 81
ARL.,, | block from Clarendon: large,
nicely furn. double rm., good home
food. OW. 1894. II
sos 14th ST. N.w.-Nicely furn
dole; rm. with brkfst; friendly,
Southern family: large detached
tranen hone pHnlimited nned phone; excel
CLUB MASON, 1925 New Hampshre
ave. n.w.--Loyely single rm. for man;
lannon's ~. for food and service: live
sgnessthouse. Phone MRS. SAMPLE,
w. oTo. 80
Evening star., 1949-01-26
APIS. UNFURNIsHEp (con.. (,

NEW 8 ROOM and bath. Takoma PIX,
S95; utilities included. 81. 2I50
APT. l s uNFpRN.. 2 lse. rms, dinet.e,
s. G. wEAfHERsTRffPF fFfasf IF e., es 4os sDSHRS stR
a-BEDRM. APIS. in new 4-family
apt. near Nichols and Alabama aves.
Sc; liv. rm.. dinette, screened porch;
lease. Box 4es-R, star. @27
1911 B ST. S.E.-3 rms. and bath,
Wills. furn.; congenial employed cple.
APPLICATIONS BEING TAKEN for I
at $7s.s3 and S95.. Apts. located at
23rd and Alabama ave. Sc. Call
at Ring Bldg, 18th and M SITS. NV,
Rm. 316. RE. 1851 or RE. 23sS.
4 RMS. bath, kitchenette, pvt. en-
trance; $110 per mo-. in Bethesda;
avail. Feb. l. OIL. 9813. 81
1414 GIRARD ST. N.W.-New bsmt.
apt. 2-rms., kitchen and bath; no
refgr.: $I00 per mo. AID. O60O 80
LIVING RIM. bedrm.. full kitchen
and bath. first f.: back and front
entrances. use of laundry; new sub
urban Sc. section; SS5 per mo-, in
ciuolng utilities. Call after pm
8S7 G ST. NV rms, bath, 3rd
T. rear: S45: heated. vacant
WASHINGTON REALTY, GE. $500,
ENTIRE end FL; liv. rm., bedrm.,
XII, path, ertr.. all pvt; 2 empl.
a6Hits; $63.25. After $50. sH.
Evening star., 1949-01-26
MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE

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HOUSES UhFURhIsHEp

ARLINGTON COURT HOUSE. adjoin-
ing the Radio Bldg, arlington S
arrest modern office bldg); 2 doors
from the Arlington Trust and across
mo mod ST. hriop iTom Golonial Colon. y;llage-6.rm
nom home and otfice; lst A., bedrm. and
bath on End f.; full bsmt. with
garage. 5000 mo. mo- GEORGE Ma. VA.
ST SJN SSRE GREEN CO, cH. 3S3s; ewes,
HOUSE FOR RENT in Rockville, Md.
o3 -3 bedrooms. Tile bath, living
room. dinette. and fully equipped
KITCHEN. kg,bhen Rockville 3353, or IA.
LOVELY NEW s-BEDRM. brick h5u house,
r.i, ~ 5aths: az :.1o excel, location; S175 mo
NEW s,BE2D,RRSM, California cottage Mss
on nigh elevation; liv. rm. with 100
50, it.. picture window; beautiful
view; hreplace, dinette, modern kit.
with auto. Bendix washer. refgr.,
feisng snEe and steel cabinets; oor to
rms; gas radiant heat, keeps en-
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insulated expansion attic; lge. gar
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hampshire aye. area, l mile beyond
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SUITABLE FOR iDrpLoMAT@on
Conn: ave, a lovely detached brick,
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OIL hot-water heat; early possession
r1,,9 On years lease: :S225 monthly. F. A.
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SILVER sPRING@fmmed pRIs Sonh aed ns oecupans Te
built-in gar, colt. side porch,
Venetian blinds; 1-yr. lease REQUIRED
$l50. ..,WooDMooR AGENCY,
lNc'' Realtors sH. 5555 til Pm.
VACANT, 5-rm. brick bungalow, oil
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bldgs. at Suitland; S125 per month,
with use Of television set. ADEL-
BERT W. LEE, 3211 Penna. ave. s.e,,
s.E.-Please do not answer unless
interested in brard-new modern
house: 8 sunny bedrns, bath, kit,
ltv.-din. rm.; 81 10; separate bache-
lor apt. ground floor, $50. Prefer to
rent complete house, / tenant. Al
low him sublet bachelor apt. OIL.
1868 FT. DAVIS ST. s.E.-a-story
semidet brick home, rooms and
gas &C. heat: S135 mo. FLOYD
2; DAVIS CO.. 1929 x st. NV. Ma.
BRICK, 2 bedrms.. finished rec. rm.
screened-in porch, dining room anc
kitchen, Venetian blinds throughout
S125 mo. Hampshire Knobs. Nd,
6400 Medwick dr., Fairfax 234-W-12
Evening star., 1949-01-26
ROOMS, APTs. TO SHARE

GIRL to share. apt. with ? girls, twin
beds, reasonable. Ii. 1176; no drink
erS %
WANTED refined mlddle-aged woman
70 snare nicely iurn. apt. in GOOD
location. Phone ia. $500 after 1
WANTED-Woman to share fve-room
apartment in private home with two
other women; references EXCHANGED
ARMY OFFICER will share ant on
capitol Hill with coneenial gentle
GIRL $3.50, to share 2-rm.. kit,
bath apt. with a gentle girl; S37 so
mo. TR: 5643 after 6 pm -S7
oNE GIRL, 25 to 80. to share apt,
with another girl; Conn. ave. sec
tio9. tna CAN MI. 4o74 between 6
coNGENiAL GIRL. 25 to 80. share
new apt. with another girl; own
bedrm.: So. Arl.; $50 mo. Cali
CARMEN, MA. 9427 till 4:3O pm.
GIRL, over o5. to share apt With
another. girl; excel transp.; modern
sp apt BIDS. Call from IL to 5 pm,
RE, $500. Ext. 3161. 2Ss
" GIRLS, age 20 to 35, wanted to
share large. broom apt with
other girls. in NV. section, on car
line MI 1900 ou