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, 1950-08-07
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, 1950-08-07
FOR SALE

ls4s SEDAN
Radio equipped. Perfect run
ming condition.
For information:
ROMAN Rios
So Company Street, =
Christiansted
Evening star., 1950-09-02

BEAUTIFUL e-BEDRoOM. living rm..
kit. bath apt. ne. and Sc: util. incl.
mr.. transu.. schools, stores: newly
dec: 500. IA. $500 or GE. 0066.
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ROOMS FURNIsHEp-N.E.

Mr.. MARYLAND AVE. N.E.--Lse.
reasonable. Pvt. home. AT. 1886. =
1921 r ST. N.E.---Attrac. bedrm.. liv.
rm., dinette, kit: and bath, apt
% sds You ssf sTsleasant 4T agto front rm., nice
neiehborhood. a blk. to tramp; ref; !;
SLEEPING ROOM for .. Running
water, Convenient transportation
14aa 4 -i;sSpi DowNrNG sr.-,Lse. front
privileges, in a private home, 2
Mr.. cATHoLIC U.-3coa 9TH St
Large bedrm. twin beds, 2 closets,
4 windows; gentlemen; S25 ca; also
NICE III; Ice. PPtuRNt. RM. for sentle-
man; conv. to transp. Ii. 3-7235,
Mr.. CAPITOL. conv carline. frt. rm.,
lge. closet. home privil.; lady, non
smoker, TR: s366 before pm. q
codoRFDcoMF Ssoad ms1 double n4,s,,s.s. room fGl
coLoRED - MODERN. immaculate
sgl. gentleman; good ref. req. Ii
coIoRHpBIaed 16Ii daaS RSSLpsiRooK p5i Ge terrsc.
ne, for couple; real home for the
right party; privils. Ii. 4-0043
coLoREpmLGE. AND SMALL front
rms. for girls: cooking. laun. privils.
Call TR. S422 after $50. B
ONE LARGE. one small furnished
room. convenient location. Call after
6 pm. TR. 3U95. 3"
C0LORED-3 RMS. furn. or unfurn.;
use of pvt. kit. and sun porch. !
large rm, , med. size rms: double
exposure. @4o2 10th ne, NO. 2ls7'
COLoRED-LARGE ROOM. for cou-
pie or single person; nicely furn.
FIR, O603. -3
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RMS. FURk.-Mp. 8 VA.

ARL.-Double rm next. TO bath, =
private home. CH. $500. -3
TIRED OF THE CITY? .Cozy rm.
fRle m tee CT sss 20 NM m c0qa'TB} ~ eof e b2 S
bus; no nageing landlady. FA. 6096
SILVER SPRING-Attrac. clean rnl
phone and laundry. priyils., gentle
family $40 mo. SH. 7440. Il
CHEVY CHASE-Rm. in beautiful Ice.
bqrs h9ns tor fenns y@nG eofts peF52n of so 81 nome
ARLINGTON. 1924 Lee hwy;--Dble. :,
next bath; b. bus at door Sl2.5o |k'
SUBURBAN. near East Riverdale. Nd.
month. AP. 6243, -
LARGE 1st-FLooR BEDROOM. newly
decorated and adj, to bath; conv.
transp. and pvt. home. CH. 9?3l
1851 e3rd. ST. NO. Arl.. Va; double
rm:; n pyt W bathi kit. priviis' ii neees-
MT. RAINIER = Double. rm.. quiet,
pleasant surroundings; privils.: bus
at cor; empl. cple. pref. WA. 2s77.
coSy; TO srsLlNE; me double /. fm;,:
FIRST FIR. ROOM: ige; closet, pvt
bath in cute: neishborhood. gentle
men preferred Call FA. t749. 3
ARLINGTON. nr. No. l Hwy. conv.
TO Pen-agon, Airport and downtown
WFshi9StGa' oT gs5d" or FriFhti sSa4 cheerful 5 sm
FOR GENTLEMEN. or discriminating
couple, lge. front corner twin bedrm..
also very desirable single t3 win
dows). pvt. home in nearby Ar
lington: bus at ooor. ; minutes 10
Pentaeon or State Dept: meals
optional IA. 2-0544. 3
ARLINGTON. CLOSE IN, attractive
single rm.. country atmosphere un-
lin. phone. blk bus: breakfast
optional: $50. CW. Go29. 3
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING
BRIGHTwooD SECTION Mas

BRIGHTWooD SECTION - Master
bedrm:. all conv., kit, facilities; suit
1920 18th ST. N.W.-Nicely furn
Ink. room for employed couple or 2
girls: refrigerator, hotplate, semi
pvt. bath. GE. 720s. s
529 3rd ST. N.E.-Two rms. Ink:
cheap rent in exchange for some
service for elderly lady. 8.
1910 COLUMBIA RD. N.W.-L.h. k
roo room MY Tqrns; ,,ss 6smt.' pvt. entr.; $40
BASEMENT. ssIe, running water.
use of refer.: quiet person. S35
1349 Columbia rd. NV; no phone
LARGE STUDIO RM.. newly dec. !:
running water. new eIec. refgr.. gas
stove: quiet couple, baby accepted:
$50: 1349 Columbia rd. NV No
Rf g15iS' AND 7th-corner. C cool
db!e: rm.; Ink; refgr;; Indry.; 2
800. E. CAPITOL ST. = / r!n.. pvt.
refgr.. stove, sink; conv. transp.. s1l
ARLINGTON - Furnished 2-rm.
Ih;k;; hot plate; refgr.. laundry. ia.
&i4S + ST. N.w.-Triple or double
studio rm.. retgr.' radio or TV; SI5-
4127 MINI. AVE. N.E.-CoLoRED-
Two neatly furn. front rms. for en-
ployed couples; all privils. AK. S929.
CoLoRED. 1922 VERMONT AVE.
NV; > rooms, .furn. or unfurn., use
OF kitchen; privileges. Ho. 067O.
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ROOMS FURNIsHEr-s.E.-s.w.

1929 MASS. AVE.-Large front bed
room with twin beds. PRIVILEGES;
near busline. II. 6-4405. =,
SEE TO APPRECIATE-Lge. dble.
rm. twin beds. AK. 1864. -3
SEE furn. rms, share bath and
kit; sos per mo. Ii. 4-4901. ---3
middle aged woman in exchange for
care of child, = hours in mornings,
7:30 TO 9:30 am. II. 6-0233. --3
COLORED-2 NICELY furn. double
rms. Near transp. PriVileges. Pvt
home. Employed persons. ST. 81 10
COLORED-CAPITAL VIEW nicely
1urn. rms. suitable for couple anC
children: partly furn. houst
available later VI. 1889 after $50
all day Sat. and Sun. -3
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ROOMS WANTED

BY RETIRED COUPLE. in pvt. Pro-
testant family; meals; twin beds;
NV. preferred. Box 40-X, Star. 80
GENTLEMAN, Govt. employe desires
large well-furn. rm. with bath OF
sempvt. bath on LIST. fl. or elevator
Call Sat. between Z and 10; Sun,
1890 to /. RA. 1888. 3'
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APARTMENTS A UkFURNlSHED

BEAUTIFUL .-BEDRooM. living rm..
kit. bath apt. n e. and Sc; util. incl.
dec: SO IA. $500 or GE. ooS6,
MODERN 1-BEDRM: APT. avail
bridge; $3.50 incl. ntils. 407 VAL
ley ave. Sc. Apt. /. JC. 3-9255. --3
MODERN 2 BEDRMs.. iiv. rm., kit
snd sSd bath; 1914 Kenilworth ave, ne: ne;
APARTMENT. unfurnished. . rooms.
kitGhen, private bath. S65 month.
eSG 6 sT. Ne. mr. Senate once bldg.
rent sa3.63. p. j. Walsh. INC.
1903 IoNTGoMEkY ST.; sil. spe.'
Md Nldd; oFonr ,,t,,,tn, rms, kit and bath: in
fS1hi aUMpHREs HsiF' Realtors ss m" SA Ga 53e s. g.
COOL. AIRY APT.-Liy. rm,. kit. pvt.
bath, refgr:; stoye: so, incl. utlls
cAP1ToL tlP & HILL lM oE 4sSa roo9s kit ser semi
sdsi adults oA'o only goo Il otR; a-os4I q.''S' l
2 RMS. semipvt. bath, utilities fur
nished; $3.50 mo; % THACKER
REALTY co" ST. 7l39. =
SLIGO CREEK PARKWAY. Silver
equip. kit, tile bath with shower;
utils. incl. and laundry facilities:
2-bedrm. apt. S93 so to $3.50 mo-; +;
1-bedrm. apt. .SS1 so to $3.50 mo.
TO inspect call Manager. ST. 1885,
APIS. AVAIL. T at eoburt Terrace,
300 Defense hwy, ,Bladensbure,
Md. Close to schools. shopping CEN
ter. Bus stop at door. WA. c16s.
WIS. AVE- studio apts.; available
Immediately; lst and Ind floors.
For appt.. call AID, 1879 or WI.
MEURtLEE APTs.-spec,ous / and 2
bedrm. apts,. close to transp., elem;
Bladensburg, Md. wa. 372I
SILVER SPRING. MD.-Spacious l
satsa. M 'MsiAaSNSc!HEsRTsEE;R NJ! SRsE; GARDENS, EMS
oa,1t9 siI9 Tahena dr., ~: 1904.
2-rm apts.; t.-dinette. bath; ga
rage; S110; all utils. EN-. 9040. %
FOR THREE-Near Army Map: 2
bedrms., liv. rm., kit. and bath; !
blk. to Cabin John Car. WI. 44o2
OFF ifFe' MINI. 1 S;9 AVE. sE.-1-bedroom
Cali MR.. JAMES. D1. 1855 till
TWo-BEDRM. APT.-Dinette, mod
ern Kit Il largs sgSadH I!y, rm.' in apt. BIDS
1875 KGENNEN2 Gs9l2, ST; N.w.17En9lre
3rd floor. Private. home. 2 rms,
Employed adults. $50 mo-, inclgd-
Mr., PA. AVE. and D. C. line s.e.-
rms. and private bath. newly
decoratsed; pvt. entrance; all nth.
$500 BLOCK sth ST. N.W;-Cor., g.
Tm apt d,ts End 4 10 partly 9egd fu5n 1, RS Ess
LGE. & 5sRooM eTaSi s'ea APT wi WITH S'1 private
ment only. HU. $3.50. 81
5I9 4th ST. N.W.-Quiet downtown
location. efficiency and 1-bedroom
apts,: Sso-s1o mo; immed; occu-
BandY Badng T4 %AsHSeos sfRfst s5s Hae'tsg HoGgNa
uSNPURN. uSGTf;iN Nsi sEpsM: assG: liv. rm. kit. AND
pvt. bath including utilS.; immed.
FIvE-GMs. and bath, all-.elec; kit.
Field, Navy Yd., II min. downtown;
WILL EXCHANGE lge., 2-bedrm. apt,
apt. BLDG, for lge. effic. Or 1-bedrm.
apt. &C. 18th and Park rd. or
closer m. Box l6I.T, Star. a
District line, 500. includes utiL,
s-cu. 1T. refgr.. play, yard, lndry.,
Shopping center and express bus.
RESIDENT MGR, l401 4Sth ave.
Sc. 10. S-70SS. "a
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ROOMS. APTs. TO SHARE

TO A REFINED LADY, beautiful rm..
use Of kitchen. furn., $40 mo-: un-
furn:, $50 mo. Nr. Stanton Park'
YOUNG WOMAN between a5 and 30
to share modern apt. with one other.
S25 month; twin beds. HO. So2S.
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY. Share
my apt. with a refined girl. Tele-
Iasss yision' FRl qRlimi fod51 ph0n'' home DF5''-
PRIVATE BEDRM. in mod. apt. for
:, nice young girls; home privlls.
new residential sec. Sc. AK. 6414.
Mr.. PENTAGoN and Navy Annex
Young woman to share 5-rm. apt;
with another: pvt. bedrm.: kit. and
laundry privils.; very reas. GL.
400, Ext. 1874. -3
GENTLEMAN-Furn bedroom in
apt. OF musical bachelor; quiet; no
YOUNG LADY to share attr. NV. apt.
with another lady after Sept. D;
SO. incl. utilS., unlim. phone. Box
WORKING GIRL wants to share
newly decorated studio apt. in apt.
BLDG, 18th near Euclid NV, with
one girl:. middle-aged; $50 month.
WELL-FURN. liv.-bedrm. apt. for one
girl; on buSline; $40 monthly; all
day Sat, SUM-, Mon, and ewes, 1904
Irving ST. NV. DU. 6021. a
MIDDLE-AGED LADY will share two
bedroom apartment with one nom
drinking lady; middle-ag pre-
ferred; S5O-S60 per month. 1722
10th street NV. Apt. 403. Tele-
pnone DU. 1850, Ext. 403. 81
GIRL, 25-35. to share lovely apt. with
one other: twin beds; conv TO Capi-
tol Hill. Agric.. Census Bureau. AK.
$500, Extension 54. 4
COLoRED--Refined girl to share large
room; twin beds; NV. IA. 4126.
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ACROSS the street from the beauti-
ful Dupont Plaza Hotel. 1904 10Th
st, NV; beautiful End fl. front near
bath, suitable for > or 3; other va
eeancies for men and women; dou-
VACANCIES for infants. licensed sub
urban home; full time care. WA.
1928 18th ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished
rooms for young men; telephone in
rooms; showers; home cooking. a.
17sG MASS. AVE. N.W.-Fine food
snare redec., lee; rms: soc. privils.,
500 mo. up: SIS wk. up! Men or
T1men! CLUB DUPONT CIRCLE,
orr. G. W, u. eOse G ST. NV
Newly DECORATED rms. for young
men, excellent meals; walking dist.
laundry privils.: S43 mo. .
CARE FOR ONE CHILD pet. . and &
yrs; lge. yard, suburban loca.: best
nd1fRIe % Gsre; pE. Lo. 57l9os. .. 3
home. cony., transp.. . meals daily,
Cali OR. 4s97, !s 0f married coupe 4
ROOM AND BOARD, SIS week,
2 meals days week. . on Sum
cay coSked GonIen1ent fonJ MntkiS location; home
1926 CATHEDRAL AvL. NW.3rwin
bedroom: young girls desired, phone,
TV' washer social DriVii' 6U. 81 'i,ssS 1870:
CONN. AVE, wardman PIX. vic, pvt.
home. very lge. sci. rm. for gentle
man; excellent meals. CO. 3127. -
ROOM AND BOARD offered to en-
ployed girl in exchange for some
household assistance and baby sit
ting; Chevy Chase Circle vicinity.
DUPOST CIRCLE AREA. 17oe New
Hampshire ave;-Loyely dble rms
with pvt. baths; also sgles.. for
ladies' and men. Live in Washing
ton s most beautiful ouesthouse.
iTeievision and social privils.; un-
CLUB MASON, NO. 677o. "a a"
(nr. Dupont Circiej-clean. Comfort. fort
able rooms. daily maid serv., phones
ll,. n all rooms, semi-pvt.. bath. lge
Rf RTsakfRst Rates ana feas dinnsE so asys
17OI QUE ST. N.W.ociea9n' WSa9' rms
good food. sele.l and dble., good
,to1 tfansP; 1e.b NO 1995 w - -
people, Students; showers. switch
board, selective menus.
WENDELL TERRACk--Cooj rms. lge
porch lawn with croauet: delicious
meals; meals. excel e11 trans: pIeasssan. young
EOple' S9 .OU ITO ISZT Belmont
rd nv Nj a425
DESIRABLE LOCATION-Newly dec.
rooms for young ladies: good food,
laundry privil.; one with pvt. bath;
S45 and S4S per mo. 2022 G st. NV.
Mr.. WALTER REED HOSPITAL, 6931
9th st. n.w.-Nicely furn. twin-bed
roSm roc yith g,th board home privilege.
SILVER SPRING-Private room; in
new home; excellent meals; near
bus; television. 81. 1879. 3
2013 MASS. AVE.-Spacious, clean,
cool rooms, finest food obtainable;
all convenienceS, excellent transp
young men and women. DISSIN' S.
YOUNG MAN desires single room with
meals. Will pay above competitive
prices for quality. Box AK Star, IS
FURN. RIM. LISTINGS in suitable
homes with or without board, desired
by Institute of Languages, George
town Foreign Service School, 1719
Mass. ave. NV, for occupancy by
American or foreign students, Sept.
to June. Phone particulars, HU.
GENTLEMAN desires large bedroom
with private bath in Arlington or
Alexandria. near good restaurant:
ample closet space essential; private
entrance preferred; non-smoker,
non -drinker. Box S9-Z, Star. A.
CONVALESCENT seeks lSt-floor pri-
vate room and board near Silver
Spring or Takoma. Reply JU. 7-6144.
WESLEY HALL
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QUEENSTOWN
APARTMENTS
QUEENS CHAPEL ROAD
AT CHILLUM ROAD
MT. RAINIER, MD.

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
Two bedrooms. kitchen. dinette. liv-
ing room and bath; $3.50; utilities
included.
Modern development with large, new
ly decorated apartments; large
closets; fenced-in, equipped play
areas; laundry and storage facili-
ties: off.street parking: convenient
to schools. new elementary school
adjacent to property: new, complete
shopping center on project.
Rental ONCE open daily until 8 pm.
1901 Chillum I'd. Phone AP. 1888.
Directions: Take Pa bus to Michigan
ave. terminal, then E-4 bus direct
to project.
H. G. SMITHY CO.
Sill 18th ST. NV. ST. $500.
Evening star., 1950-09-02
COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

1441 HARVARD ST. N.W.-Immac.
corner apt. in well-financed bldg;
liv.. rm.. bedrm., kit. ST,100. Furn,
incl. Immed. poss. Ho. 7547.
JUST OFF CONN. AvE.-1h-bedrm.
apt in uptown section; apt. bldg.
10TH ST. N.W.-Lovely, .2-bedroom
apts.; new condition throughout;
rooms S''cen ce e9Ipmen5 81 1oiS I'll n
1901 wYoMiNG AVE. N.W-ss.o5o.
Open 2-5, Sat, Sun, Mon; attrac-
tive efficiency apt; priced right;
immed. poss. RE. 1887 or DU,
4305. HOME REALTY CO. .
LOVELY SILVER SPRING
Location overlooking Sligo Creek
Parkway: . units: 1-bedrm.. SS2 81
mo. Win resE. down payment: %
bedrm., S72.13 mo. $1,000 cash,
Call Mrs. MAGE, JU. 7-75o3.
Continued on Next PageJ
Evening star., 1950-09-02
SILVER SPRIN(

IN THE DISTRICT
2-bedrm. apartments in project
constructed with family living N
mind. S92 per mo. includes all
utilities and affords tenants these
conveniences:
|. District schools.
.. 2O-min., one-fare, express bus to
town.
3. Spacious. modern quarters. pic
ture windows.
4. Fairgrounds on premises.
s. Laundry facilities available.
8. Individual storage lockers.
Z. Nearby shopping center.
ATLANTIC GARDENS
4202 20 Fourth st. Sc Resident man.
ager. Mrs. Lewis, at 421S 4th st.
Sc. 10. 2642S.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
1925 K St NV, MA. 50O5. A
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ROOMS WITH BOARD tcen.. !

The John Kilpen Hotel
2310 Ashmead Place NV.
Double and single rooms. some with
private bath; American PLAN excel
lent meals; home atmosphere: 24-hr
switchboard and elevator service.
HO. 1865
Evening star., 1950-09-02
RITZ HOTEI
ALTURAS HOTEL

g"0 r st. NV. Double rooms SIS uk
Single rooms S14 Wk. Downtown
center of shopping district; com
tnictn hntnI cnruicc
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ROOMS UNFURNlsHED
ROOMS WITH BOARD

Ice. RM.. non-hskpg.; lge. close
balcony. CO. 7479. )
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TO A REFINED LADY, beautiful rm..
use OF kitchen. furn.. $40 mo-; un-
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CRESTWOOD CLUB

4I07 Conn. ave. n.w.-Twin bedroom,
Sunday breakfast. convenient trans
portation. TT; $50. EN-. 4074. -
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YOUNG WOMAN between 25 and 30
SIS month; twin beds. HO. S02S.
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WESLEY HALL

w IkO1IH : II11I4
paeious dble rms IN remodeIed re-
dec, bldg Running water u tvery
rm. Large closets. dances aid fres
movies Rec rn Bendix washer;
selected menu: S4s to S5S so. f42a
21sf 81 NV HU 1924
Evening star., 1950-09-02
NORTHWEST PARK
APARTMENTS

Offers Private Living Similar
to Your Own Home.
On New Hampshire Ave.
MontSomery r. County | Silver % Sprins
Evening star., 1950-09-02

Prince Karl Hotel, 1901 K st. NV,
newly decorated: downtown; phone
with 24-hour switched. serv. Single,
$3.50 up; double, $3.50 up.
Evening star., 1950-09-02

IUUJ IUUII . NEE I INV.
Conveniently located outside room,
with running water or private bath
Dining room. S1O.5O week, up
81 a day UP. HU. GIG.
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APTs. UNFURN. Cont

ARLINGTON, vA.-Nice. clean, 3Ha-
room apt. exhaust fan in kit;
10 min to Pentagon BLDG; middle
aged person preferred; S6s.5O. Ii
4-S920 -3
JUST OFF CONN. AVE- "a -bedrm.
apt. in uptown section apt. bldg.
OR. 1884 or WO. 3760. B
EFFICIENCY APT, in lge. home,
with 2 adults, beautifully arranseo
everything; refs: $50. unfurn.; can
turn. to suit. RA. 1893. 4
APPLICATIONS ACCEPTED for l.
bedrm. apts., in estab. Sc, garden
type development; S65-S67 per mo,
utilities incI.: Tyr. lease: no chill
dren or pets. Give full details
concerning occupation, salary, land
lord and family size. Post once
Box 1882, Anacostia Station. -3
Mr.. CHEVERLY-3-bedr apt, mr..
stores. school and bus. WA. 1890
-
Evening star., 1950-09-02

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY. Share
my apt. with a refined girl. Tele-
vision. unlim. phone, home privi-
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Mr.. PENTAGON and Navy Annex

> nice young girls; home Drlvlls.'
new residential sec, Sc. AK. 64T4
Evening star., 1950-09-02
TAKOMA PARK

No 10 N Manor Circle-Two-bedrm
apts., in quiet residential section
yet only blk. from all transp. ano
phone SH. 1857. ST. 623S.
Evening star., 1950-09-02
CIIIR EMRASSY
GEORGIAN HOTEL

1921 K ST.. n.w-Desirable rooms
facing park Conv. to shopping
District theaters, and Govt. dents
Evening star., 1950-09-02

IRVING ST.. Mr.. 1fth-Exception
ally well furn. 2-bedrm. apt. with
twin beds, lge. liv. rm., XII. nd
bath. incl. linens. silver and util.;
suitable 8 or 4 young ladies. WO,
LIv. RM., bedrm.. kit. and bath
$3.50, call ST. 2453, z to s pm.
A
Evening star., 1950-02-21
Judges
Continued From First PageD

Continued From First Page)
has taught photography at the
National Law School for several
years. She lives with her mother
Mrs. Mary L. Barlow, at 1401 Co.
lumbia road NV.
Miss Barlow attended the Co.
lumbus University Junior College,
the University Law School and
the Catholic University Graduate
School of Arts and Sciences.
In 1888 she joined the Columbus
administrative staff as secretary
to the dean of the junior college.
She also served as registrar of the
college and law librarian of the
Columbus Law School before ap-
pointment as full professor at
the. law school.
Mr.. Scalley, so, has practiced
law here since 1880. He served as
first deputy register of wills from
l943 to 1916. and was an assistant
legal adviser for the Railroad Re-
tirement Board for a brief period.
A native of Massachusetts,, Mr..
Scalley has lived here since 1919.
He is a graduate of the George
town University and the George
town Law School. He lives at 5O19
Forty-flrst street NV.
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ECA
Continued From First Page.)

American investments in Europe
may be stepped up considerably,
the administrator added.
He made it clear, however, this
is an ultimate. not an immediate
goal.
1T is our hope as a result of
all these activities that sales of
goods (by Europe) to the dollar
areas may be increased within
the next two years by several hun
dred million dollars" Mr.. Hoff-
man said.
Hoffman Answers Critics.
"ECA has been subjected to
some criticism because of it's en-
couragement, Of increased Euro
pean exports to the United
States" he said. because 1t is
charged such increased exports
will compete unfairly with domes-
tically produced goods. A per-
centage of exports to the United
States which contributes to Eu-
ropes dollar earnings are non
competitive in character.
"A most liberal estimate of the
volume of competitive goods that
Europe could sell in the United
States, even in the year 1858,
would be less than a billion and
Evening star., 1950-02-21

Washington birthday cere-
monies tomorrow include the fol-
lowing:
9 a.m.-An "Internation !
Crossroads" breakfast at Central
YMCA with Representative jack
son, Republican, of California, as
the speaker.
$50 a.m.-Parade by Holy Name
Society of the Blessed Sacrament
Catholic Church at Alexandria
and the Capt. Edward A. Duff
Post of Catholic War Veterans
leaves darlington School for a
half-mile march to Blessed Sac
rament Church, where a military
mass is scheduled for 10 am.
1890 a.m.-Observance at In
terror Department Auditorium by
the Daughters of the American
Revolution, Sons of the Revolu-
ton, Sons of the American Revo-
luton and Children of the Ameri-
can Revolution. Maj. Gen. Clovis
E. Byers, USA, will speak.
1880 a.m.-Business meeting OF
the Association of Oldest Inhab-
ltants will be followed by a patri-
otlc program at the Old Engine
House, Nineteenth and H streets
NV. The speaker will be Sena-
tor Wiley, Republican, of Wiscon-
sin.
10:45 ANA motor caravan nj
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Un-Americun
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of South Slavic Americans with
which he said the writer, Louis
Adamic, was associated.
The witness identified Mr..
Adamic as having been leader
in that organization which issued
Communist propaganda.
Although he attended several
such meetings. Mr.. Cvetic said,
the Communist Party never paid
his expenses. He sometimes paid
his own. but more often they were
paid by organizations. which while
not Communists, had Communists
in key offices.
Mr.. Cvetic was working for
USES in 1941 when he volun-
teered for undercover work for
the FBI. He made friends with
Communists in the Pittsburgh
area and joined the party in 1943.
One of his sponsors, he added,
was Elizabeth Gurley Flynn,
member of the Communist Party
National Board.
He gave the committee a long
list of names of Western Penn
sylvania men and women he said
were members of Communist
cells with him. One of these, he
testified, was Steve Nelson. Com
munist Party organizer for that
area. Nelson on several occa-
sions has appeared before the
House committee, but has refused
to answer questions.
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Weather
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morrow and end winters first cold
snap. .s
This mornings friged weather
froze control switch on the
swinging span of the new South
Capitol street. bridge and closed it
to motor traffic between 6:05 and
ITO am.
Bridge Tender James Cannan
said employees started to swing the
span for passage of a Navy tug,
but were unable to complete the
operation. 1t took a little more
than and hour to get the span back
into position for taffic across the
bridge.
Meanwhile. the tug had to re-
turn to base. Until tn controls can
be repaired later today, the pas
sage will be closed to vessels lack
ing clearance.
Plans for Celebration.
Meanwhile, patriotic organiza-
tons were completing plans for
2l8th anniversary celebrations to-
morrow, and retail merchants
were preparing for a rush of GUS
toners to their annual birthday
sales.
President Truman will lead the
celebration with an address at
2:30 pm. at the unveiling of a
statue at the George Washington
Masonic Memorial at Alexandria
Before his address at Alexan-
dria. the President will speak
briefly at breakfast at the Stat
Ter Hotel at which he and other
high Government officials will be
guests of Frank Land Of Kansas
City. Mo-, founder of the Order
OF DeMolay, the Masonic organi-
Fzation for boys.
Other guests at the breakfast.
which begins at 7:15 am. will be
members Of the Cabinet and the
supreme Court. About $50 persons
will attend.
The Order Of DeMolay is pre-
senting the statue of WASHINGTON
to be unveiled at Alexandria.
Federal and District Govern
ment Offices and most places of
business will be closed for the
holiday. along with the schools.
Low temperatures and biting
winds were reported from Mary
land and Virginia. A low of 10
above was expected at Cumberland
and other hilly sections. while new
extremes for the season were felt
in the Virginia mountains.
Big Crowds Expected
The prospect. of rainy but
warmer weather probably will have
little effect on the size of the
throngs which are drawn down.
town each year in search of holi-
day bargains. Public transporta-
tion schedules have been arranged
for convenience of the shoppers.
Many stores, however, will be open
only until pm. to give their en-
ployes a half holiday.
The Weather Bureaus observers
reported these lows early today
from nearby areas:
Greenbelt, Md, 10; Rock Greek
Forest, Md, IL; Annandale, Va,
13; District Heights, Md, IA;
Hyattsville, Md, 16: Waverly Hills,
Va, 16, and Bethesda, Md, Is.