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Evening star., 1950-07-04
Sinatras Are Still Apart
On Property Settlement
By the Associo,ed Press

HOLLYWOOD, July Awhile
Frank Sinatra was. squirting Ava
Gardner around London, his
lawyer said that because the
crooner doesn't know how much
he'll earn this year. he and his
estranged wife. Nancy, have failed
to reach a property settlement.
His attorney, Joe Ross, said in
Hollywood that Mrs. Sinatra's suit
for separate maintenance will be
heard Friday as scheduled.
And we'll let the court fix the
amount of payments that Frank
must make to support Nancy and
the children" he. added. What
ever payment is ordered is all right
with Frank"
In London, Sinatra's personal
manager, Mack Millar. announced
that the singer has signed a So
million three-year contract with
Columbia Broadcasting System.
Evening star., 1950-07-04
Indonesiun Volcano
Erupts Four Times
By the Askeeiatsd Pres,

JAKARTA. Indonesia, July A.
Krakatua Volcano, which juts a
steaming head out of the sea be-
tween Java and Sumatra, blew
its top yesterday. The crew of a
Dutch ship said mud and stones
were hurled half a mile into the
air in four rapid eruptions.
The head of Indonesia's VOL
cano Service yesterday reported
that Tangkuban Prahu, another
volcanic mountain on West Java.
Is building up for its biggest blow
of in years. Rumblings and minor
breaks in the surface of the noun
tain have kept sightseers away
from the mouth of the crater.
Evening star., 1950-07-04

asks only a world community, in
which as good citizen, 1t can take
its place."
DR.. j. Newton Baker read the
Declaration of Independence. The
reading followed a salute to the
flag and the Pledge of Allegiance,
which was led by Soterios Nichol-
son, and the singing of America
the Beautiful" led by Miss Ber-
nice Ferris.
An original poem was read by
John C1agett Proctor, president of
the association.
The invocation was given by
the Rev. Clarence L. Dawson, pas
tor of Dumbarton Avenue Meth
odist Church, after the presenta-
ton of the colors. Those taking
part in the presentation were
Percy S, Parker, Horace j. Phelps
and Ludwig E. Mandy.
At noon the traditional ringing
of the Old Fire Bell took place.
The committee in charge of the
ringing of the bell were Joseph
P. Stephenson. Frank H. Cum
NELL. Walter L. Lyddane and
Walter j. Proctor.
Evening star., 1950-07-04

C o m m ] 5 s / on
r e lly was in
for some dark
days. Mr.. Flem-s
ming. although
the Republican
member. Of the
C o m m ! 5 S ion,
was the m a n
who really ran
the commission
during the pre-
war and war
time days.
The very fact
that Mr.. Flem-
~,;~u S,yoc ~,,oL
Evening star., 1950-07-04
Odrio Gets 75% of Vote
For President in Peru
BY the Assoeioied Press

LIMA, PERI. July 4.-Brig. Gen.
Manuel odria. only candidate for
President in Sundays Peruvian
election. received about rs per
cent of the votes cast. it was esti-
mated yesterday.
The rest of the ballots were left
blank in protest against the one
ticket election. ~
In the parliamentary ! elections,
where a degree of opposition was
permitted, narrow margin was
reported in favor of the official
list.
Evening star., 1950-07-04

right manner. Mr.. Mitchell set
the pace for other commission Of
fcials. He was helped greatly by
Mr.. Flerning's Republican suc-
cessor on the commission, James
M. Mitchell. Commissioner Frances
Perkins also took new interest In
policy matters.
One Of the concrete results OF
the commissions new lease on life
Is the cutting In half the time it
used to take In grading civil serv-
ice exams and placing successful
applicants on the job.
The commission also became ac-
tive in leading the way for needed
personnel policy changes in Gov
ernment.
The commission has set I'D a
new program to train promising
young Federal employees for Gov
ernment executive jobs. and it
also has set the wheels in motion
for a modernized Government pro-
motion system.
All these changes are reflected
in the attitude of Government
personnel officials around town.
Whereas they used to speak dep
relatively of the commission, they
now speak of 1t in terms of re-
spect. The commission has grown
stronger and more positive of it.
self in its dealings with the va
rious agencies.
And Chairman Harry Mitchell
has emerged as the key man in
the Governments personnel pic
ture. That's one reason why Pres
ident Truman is reluctant to re-
place him even though Mr..
Mitchell offered his resignation as
commission chairman more than
a year and a half ago.
~ ~
MORE CHANGES NEEDED
This doesn't mean the commission
can rest on its laurels. While much
has been accomplished during the
past year, much more remains to
be done.
The Governments personnel
system is far from completely
modernized. Both Federal en-
Evening star., 1950-07-04
The Federal Spotlight
The Federal Spotlight
Civil Service Commission Gains
Force After StreonIininq
BY Joseph YOUNG

One OF the biggest surprises Government during
has been the steamnng by the Civil Service
Commission.
It that had been in the doldrums
since the the war -
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Weather Report

District OF Columbia - Rather
cloudy with scattered thunder
showers this afternoon and prob
ably early tonight. High this aft
ernoon about 80. Low tonight
near TO. Tomorrow mostly fair
and warm but less humid.
Maryland - Scattered thunder
showers this afternoon and to-
night. Tomorrow mostly fair.
warm and less humid. Cooler to-
morrow night.
Virginia-Rather cloudy with
scattered thundershowers this
afternoon and tonight and in ex-
treme south portion tomorrow.
Somewhat cooler in the interior
tomorrow night.
Wind velocity, IL miles per
hour; direction, south southwest.
River Report.
From United States Engineers)
Potomac River cloudy at Harpers Ferry
ana at Great Falls; Shenandoah clear al
Garpers Ferry.
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ployes and Government personnel

ployes and Government personnel
officials are aware of this.
Red tape. annoying delays and
complicated and harassing per-
sonnet methods still remain in a
lot of ways. s
But the commission has made
a good start IN eradicating these
obstacles and has a lot of plans
to make even more progress in
the months ahead. The former.
stand-patism of the commission
has given way to a forward look
ing approach to Government per-
sonnel problems. Both the Ameri-
can public and Government en-
ployes will benefit by such an at
titude. =.
fBe sure to listen at GAS pm.
every Saturday oUer WMAL, The
Star station, to Joseph Yonng's :
Federal Spotlight radio broad
cast featuring additional ne,0s
and uiews of the Government
Scene.) 80.
Evening star., 1950-07-04

ana When Civil Service Com
missioner Arthur s. Flemming re-
signed to become president of
Ohio Wesleyan University, the
Evening star., 1950-07-04

High and Low for Last "a Hours.
High, e1, at 4:20 pm.
Low, II, at $40 am.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest. 90, on June "A.
Lowest. 10. on March 3.
Evening star., 1950-07-04

Tide Tables.
Furnished by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey)
Evening star., 1950-07-04
The Sun and Moon.
Precipitation.

Monthly precipitation In inches in tn
Capital (current month to date)
Evening star., 1950-11-06
ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.w.

Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE-2132 o St,
OPP. Scott Hotel; newly dec. furn.
double, single; garage. DU. 5777.
ROOM AND BATH, Q closets, Beauty
rest. Vicin. 46th and western; mr..
trsnsp. to Pentagon. Bethesda.
couple: Wo. 943I. -
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1882 19th-Attr;;
OPPOSITE STATLER HOTEL, 1905
18th st. n.w;--Attrac. furn. front
rooms next bath. for LADIES' Eeas.
BACHELORS quarters, in charming
yet, very near Chevy Chase, Circle.
verodtie eFsh sFaf Fo coupse GGqms y5h $50 01sh W.
BGAUTfFHE BEAU fffsE front 9smi bedrm, 3 windows, S
twin beds, next to bath; for 2 men
or girls; reas. 627 Farragut st.
45so 7th N.w.-Large front room;
gentleman: near bus and carline.
LG. e. FRsosr RsoSi RIM, 1856 Spring rd
nsys n,w.Gentlemen preferred TU:
18th AND 1RvING-Dble. and sele.
entertaining priviis. AID. ss99. -
1909 N. H. AVE, Dupont Cir area
LARGE ROOM, twin beds. 1888 Euc-
CHEvY CHAsE-Master bedrm. and
bath, pvt. kit, privils., or board.
WO. 5725. IS
MANOR PARK-Master bedrm.. nicely
furn.. J-6 bus. gentle home. reas.
e0s LoNGFELLow sT.-Lge. attrac
rM.; newly furn.; Jewish home; ex-
eel transp. ia. 1886. 10
MT. PLEASANT-Very desirable single
rm. for man. pvt. entrance, shower
TWO ATTRACTIVE ige. rooms fol
ladies with refs. in pvt, home; excel
Fansp.1 Sa6 each. EN-. 1856. -e
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.
GREAT DANES mos oId - q

GREAT DANES. 4 mos. old to 9 mos.
children. also beautiful brood bitch:
reasonable; all Axe reg; champion
bloodlines. ELPAW KENNELS, Alex,
Va, Duke st. ext. 3 miles out, TIE
n.G3s,tooX, n2439 Or oX, 4StiIn nInn,rs ,.,
GEkMAN IAN fsfHifiPEHai sHEPHERD A puppies. 1ase by By
Grand Victor, Champion Valiant
ASGARD KENNELS; reg. FA. 1850.
POLICE DOG PUPs-Belgium type;
black, silver paws; Axe reg, champ
stock. DU. 2733, before noon.
IRISH SETTER PUPPIES. = wks. old:
reasonable 100 n; Longfellow ST.,
DACHsHUND PUPPIES. smooth red.
500: 4 mos. FA. S335. g
AIREDALE TERRIERS, males and fe-
G males; excellent pedigree; reasonable.
ssepDsd; SO to 0ssRs; ss5o pfsS Tokf ffpzi5fy kEN
GERMAN sHEPHERD PUPPIEs. pure T
bred, from champion stock; pet or
show: reasonable. OW. 3671. 3
COCKER SPANIELs, 10 wks.. black,
FNGLIsH Settlers, 3 mos. old; reg.
ssie MsIifme0i HY pest 54asi asntins stock avg aysil-
DACHsHUND. long hair; beautiful
red male. mos. old: mother and
father reg. 10 1915. =
greed. Axe reg; one buff. year
Old; both for $50. DU. 1850. after
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ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

DUPONT CIRCLE vIC.-Sgle.. dble.
rm., uni: phone; kit. privileges. Eng,
Sp., Fr., convers. opt. MI. 2729.
7S2 sth ST; N.E.-Large front room;
adults only. II. 4-s1f4. anu % A
BASEMENT. single, running water,
LII; X. pvt. quiet person: $50. 1349
LsRGE sR IS srnDio r. phqRa efls watef s
child allowed; $50. 1915 Columbia
NS I'd .I; n;E.; no phone Tsr calls; ore-rs
pl:LLarge. pleasant hkp. rm. for 2
vi, working Ing people sssl or couple; s15 per
7ss 81 eTfBEC SUI; ia$4 pL. N.w.-Furnisbed Furnish
eilities; near intersection Of Ga. and
aI1T ia rn$5 s.. SsWBsnt; studts g. rm;
Tv: S15. Ex. os5a. ~ "
194s CALVERT ST. N.w.-Nr. Shore
ham; redec;. nicely furn. hot plate.
sst nEdsisE SEWS4oSy III yk 81 HD s%acan sss1: se.
commodate 3 empl. adults; pvt.
home: S75-Ss0 per mo. ca. HU. 1858
1924 MASS. AVE. N.w.-with run
ming water. Frisidaire. gas range;
195a 9 n QUE ST 81. N.w.-Bright, clean
Ink. room with Frigidaire and
range; S27 so semimonthly. %
STUDIO APT. for light housekeeping;
share bath and refgr. Apply 1877
COLORED-4a14 CLAY ST. NE.
Apt. 2.-Single room. use of kitchen;
refined lady. bet. 3S and 90. LU.
44I6 18th ST. N.W.-Light TX. rm.
nicely furnished; refgr. and hot
plate: for empl. cple. or 2 girls.
RA. 3002. -S
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WILL GIVE BEST OF CARE to 2
children; pvt. white home, loo Sill.
spr., Md, close schools. JU. 7-9361.
sls D ST. N.E;-Room and board
a.m.-9 am; dinner, 5 pm. to 7:30
pm: with lunches packed. 3
WENDELL TERRACE-Large. COM
Portable, warm rms. sgl., dbl. triple;
liv. rm.; good food: excel trans: S46
Per mo- up. 1927 Belmont I'd. NV.
1873 18th 18th ST. N.w.--Nicely furn-
ished single and double rooms for
young men; shower baths; excellent
1917 u 4. 1. AVE. N.w.-Front dbl
1927 18th ST. N.W.eLarse front
double es room; Single room and room
s1s sis MASS IS AYE ssG M MWFss IN fss fGod Ss;y
special for rm. and 2 meals.) Men
or women. Share lse. redec. dble,
CLUB DUPONT CIRCLE. DU. a557.
tan beGs aooa iesd ESSn on ali aHS ne
privileges; l or 2 men. IA. 8-6459.
725 1sth ST. N.w.-Attrac. single
ms; lSt n, next TO bath; Tor re-
fined lady; cafeteria service. -6
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN; reas
rates; good neighborhood; South
ern-style food; homelike atmosphere:
conv. transp. CO. 1880. IS
14O1 18th N.W.-Newly decor. dble.
rm.; also sgle; selected menus;
switchboard. is
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA, 1926 New
Hampshire ave-Have lovely rooms
for ladies. also vacancy for / man;
unlimited telephone service in each
room; television and social privileges.
GLIB MASON. NO. 6770. -
14O6 18th ST. N.W.-An unusually
nice place to live; for men and
women MI. 5774. I'll
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ROOMS FURNlsHEp-N.E.

1881 ISHERWooD ST.-Lge. front
bedrm.. newly redec.; conv. transp.
2lO MD. AVE. N.E.---1 double front
rm.-. with twin beds: also / large
single room. Ii. 7-2997. -6
THE MARICK. 1873 B st. n.e.-Lge
clean, conf. rms. laund.. cook.
ynf prtyil;; y a,hM.' dble;' $S5 $S55 up: Ii. 4,al54
ssiasis; Ss double; girls; SIS SIS up. DAfl: Ii.
ails 18th 18th ST. NE. uath and R. I.
ave. n.e) Double room or single
in private home: laundry and phone
PRIVILEGES; pvt. bath. DU. 2291. 81
$40 PER WK.
Large double room. 1st Il. front. Also
s share for gentleman: $50 a mo;
able. 1928 18th st. NV. %
COLORED-II39 4th ST. NE
COLORED-s LOVELY RMS. all pvt,
all priyil. Call LU. 4-635l. -
COLORED-1OOS RHODE ISLAND
ave. n.e.--1 dble. and 2 single, for
respectable, employed persons. LA.
coIoRED-sso e ST. N.E.-Larse
rms. .reas. rent For further in
TINE, 4I2 5th st. NV. DI. 5ae5
CoLORED-sMALL RM., single EN-
ployed young lady. refined only.
coLoR2D@es ROOMS, $3.50, 80,
$40: religious home. Ii. 6-257S,
or Ii. 3-0SS0.
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ROOMS. APTs. TO SHARE

YOUNG VETERAN, college graduate,
would like to move into furnished
apartment with man having similar
background. References exchanged.
Phone DI. 1850, Ext. 107. =.
2O33 HI ST. N.W.-Young man with
references, share room with another.
s.E.-Lady 35 to 40, good character,
to share 3-rm. apt. with lady. AK.
7167 ewes. and week ends. -12
WILL SHARE my fr ont cor. downtown
apt. with another woman; ] bedrm..
twin beds: reas. rent. AID. al23.
CONVENIENT 10 Pentagon; girl
wishes to share 2-bedrm. ] st-fl
apt. with l or 2 girls. JA. 4-165O.
GIRL to hare 2-bedrm. apt. with 3
others; in conv. located NV. Sec
tion. MI. 1876. -6
GIRL to share lge. front rm., twin
beds, with kit. privil.; very reas.;
good transp. GE. 94s5. 10
i GIRL, 25 to 35, quiet, to share s.
rm. apt. own bedrm.:: close transp.;
al home privileges. SH. 6510 or
CoLoRED-SINGLE GIRL to share
2-rTooesmn kit. and bath apt. su,
WANTED: 3 girls. ages 20 to 80. to
share with one gentle girl, 2 bedrm.
downtown apt; walking distance
Main Navy and Va: reas. rent.
ST. 1855. after $50. --S
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RMS. FURN.-Mp. 6 VA.

3s1O 35th PL.-Sleeping room next
to bath in pvt: home: gentleman
only. $50. mo. WA. 7911. -
ARL.-Nicely furn. room; twin beds;
eonven, to Navy Pentagon. Call
OW. 9441. after $50 pm 5
CHEVY CHASE-Suite: sitting rm..
pvt. bath. bedrm:. phone. parking:
l or 2 adults. Call WI. 1913. --12
2515 DE WITT AVE, ALEX.-Lovely
sun room, & windows: conv. trapsp.;
2 Govt. girls; Jewish home. TIE.
LARGE ROOM, extra large closet:
kit. privileges; good transp. to D. c.
by Navy Annex, Pentagon: 2 girls
or empl. couple ia. S-4479. --6
rm., pvt. bath;
twin beds. new mattresses: southern
exposure; near transp. CHI. 1157.
1924 LEE HWY.-Single or double
next to bath; breakfast privils.; bus
at door. ia. $4,000. 6s
ARLINGTON-10 min. from Key
Bridge; large rm. with adj, study.
for gentlemen; parking and break
fast avail; daily maid service. GIL.
FURNISHED BEDRM. with pvt. bath.
single or double. ia. 4-1S73. %
BEDRM. and pvt. bath. ia. 4-1873.
ARLINGTON FOREST Attractive
front rm., in pvt. home. conven. to
shops and bus. ia. 2-25S1. =
9 gentlemen. pvt. bath, with full
privileges. HY 1890. -
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

EX-GI -. Moving, packing, Grating,
storage; local. long distance; expert
service; low rates; HO. 5S19. y
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and de-
reas. rates. JOHNSON. MI. 0379,
CO. 1857. 10
MOVING BY VET; exper. help. every
piece wrapped. insured; reas. Call
any time. MR.. COOK. GIL. 5137.
freely given. Prompt service. We
move day and night. s. e. FURN.
EXCH.. 210 9TH st. s.e., AT. 05S5.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage in
Phone NO. 0104. UNION STORAGE
CO. INC. est. 1906.
EDLEMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving, stor-
age; reas. Ia. 1887; eyes,, GE. 1416.
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ROOMS sURNlsHep-s.E.-s.W.

1.O 18th ST. Sc, Lincoln Park
Girl to share, cooking and laundry
1925 INDEPENDENCE AVE. Sc
Clean, comfortable rm., adjoining
modern tub and shower bath, for
settled gentleman; conv. tranSp.;
permanent; S25 month. -
C0LORED-155 ST. S.E.-Large
studio rm.. bus at door; privileges
Ii. 3-14S6 -
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HOUSES FURNISHED

8 BEDRMS.. Just redecorated; lovely
home, furniture, yard; prefer s. s..
enpl. adults; lease; Lo; 5-3l22.
Georgetown house, eight rooms, high
esdrsen sssiinss gso gssnoo HsEas rsDscs h74c sussbls
MACARTHUR BLVD. N.W.-Nicely
furn. 6-rm. house, bedrms. and
sunroom, sar., oil heat; conv. to
schools and transp, WO. 6473.
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GTT,T-RERT

rms, some with pvt. bath: maid and
24-hr. PBX service. CO. 1881.
COLORED-VERMONT AVE, NV
Front rm.. for refined empl. woma an;
CoLoRED-NICE QUIET. sober cou-
pie. 1928 18th st. NV. DU. 6232.
CoLoRED-MAsTER BEDRM.. Ink,
171s Euclid St NV S45 per mo.
coIoRED-sGLE. RIM. for e@pl.
man or girl; some PRIVILEGES; near
COLORED-17O3 N. j. AVE.-Hall
rm, for man; no drinkers need apply;
CoLoREDmsa Z ST. N.w.-Double
room for couple or l person. Cali
COLoRED-NICELY FURN. dbl. and
single rms, for empl. men or wom-
en- HO. 445S. -6
CoLoRED-RM. TO SHARE with
another girl, twin beds, home priyil,,
telephone service. Reas. AID. 5970.
CoLoRED-FRoNT RIM. for re-
fined cple., empl. or girls; phone
in rm.; no drinking. MI. 1899.
coLoRED-RooM NEXT TO BATH,
line. HU. b21S. -
COLORED-FRoNT RIM. for empl.
couple; kit. privils; hall rm. for
single person. Reas. RE. 1879.
COLoRED-SINGLE Or double rms
3576 18th 1T. NV. STU. 4643.
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APTs. FURNISHED Cont.
CHASTLETON HOTEL

170l 18th ST. NV.
Weekly and monthly rentals; l and
2 bedrooms, and living room. Full
hotel service. Call DU. 1000.
COLORED-LGE. BEDRM. and sitting
empl. ladies. 63s Rock Greek I'd. NV.
TU. 1884 -6
COLORED--DoWNToWN, nr. Capitol,
All End st. s.e.-Lge. 3-rm. apt,
with pvt. bath: beaut. furn.: in apt.
bldg; flor couple); S79.50 mo-. incl.
utils. and janitor serv. See 1anitor.
basement -6
COIoRED-RooM AND KITCHEN,
furnished utils. and all conven-
iences; Call au. 672T. 30
running water, gas stove. bath;
empl. people. HO. -Qs79. -
COLORED - 3rd AND SHEPHERD
ist d. NE. ' sses; AtS;; ewes. TT TT. $3.50.
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ROOMS WANTED

YOUNG LADY. desires furn. or un-
furn. room. Catholic home; conv.
Navy Annex. IA. S-5710, all-day
Sunday or evenings. -
UNFITRN. Ink. RIM. (have cooking
facils.), will consider furn. rm. with
bed and dresser. Box ATTIC, Star.
MT. RAINIER, Hyattsville or Ia
mother and , girls @ School al age. IA
1877. 10
YOUNG MAN, college graduate, wants
furnished room in nice home; prefer
downtown. References. Phone DI.
1850, Ext. 107.
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COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS

NAYLoR GARDENS. 3oth and Naylor
rd. s.e.--Just listed-one nicely To-
Gated 1-bedrm. apt, immed. possess
sion; will redecorate,. Total price,
$3.50, terms. Also 2-bedrm. unit on
RFAtTS apa oSr coR Sspds5iq 4deo yeS PsIR
OR. 57e1 or NV. 119Y.
WANT TO BUY 2-bedrm. coop. apt.
in NV. section; state particulars.
Box 142-D Star. IS
MOUNT PLEASANT (west Of 16th)
-Unusually large 2-bedrm... 2-bath
apt apt with arse foyer; x;,tS fpsiHs sGo,1ins dim
library, elassed-in sun porch. Kit.
and Individual storage rm included
in sale price. Small. well-established
coop. bldg. in quiet, convenient
s h aoan of spaee ef ts
price Of $4,000 on liberal terms.
Gavin. With H. 6. sMffTHY CO. Go 81 81.
3I$o0. s1RE6 Res;a MI. 1904; I'll
ike rent. cali oWNER, oW. 5e5S.
COLORED
Why rent when you can be your
own landlord of an apartment in
one of the following cooperative
apartment buildings? Down pay
ments S195 to. S425 and monthly
ne, No 44-Living room, bedroom,
kit. bath; .219 T st. ne, Nos. "a,
42-(See above) all private rooms;
1909 11th st. NV, Nos. 502, 603--
One room. kit. bath; 1015 N st.
n.w.-A few left of 4 or rooms
and bath; 1415 Girard st. NV, No.
bath: 1882 18th st. NV, No. So
Living room. 2 bedrooms. kit, bath.
ONCE of A. M. DRAISNER, MA.
SO36. office 14O4 L st. NV. Open
Sun, 12-4; daily to z pm. -6
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NICELY FURN.
Rm.. sgle. pvt. home. Silver Spring.
80 min. by special bus from Fed
erai Triangle; near Mrs. Kays and
shopping center; parking space
Phone SH 1854 after z
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHEp
ROOMS WITH BoARD

COLORED-fO v ST. N.W.-Furn
or unfurn. room for employed couple
HU. SS92. s.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

MALE STUDENT would like small
furnished apartment in vicinity of
George Wash. Univ. Ex. so76.
DESIRE unfurnished apt. for one.
VIII pay UP to $50 a month. Ia.
SMALL APT. - Preferably ne. or
nearby Md. Furn. or unfurn.; must
be reas. Call MRS. BROWN, AP.
2S45, weekdays only. Ill
THREE MEN, college graduates,
want furnished apartment or house;
prefer downtown location. Refer
enees. Phone DI. 1850. Ext. -lO7.
NAVAL RESEARCH SCIENTIST and
mother desire 2-bedroom, modern,
unfurnished apartment, Southeast
section, around December /; duplex
preferred. 10. 2-2136. s.
EFFICIENCY or one-bedroom fur
nished or unfinished apartment in
regular apt. bids; by middle-aged.
quiet, orderly bachelor. steadily en-
ployed. Location desired close to
Dupont Circle or near goth and
Penna. ave. State price. Box 497-C,
Star
Evening star., 1950-11-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BARBER SHOP for sale. Apply in
person. $500 Marlboro pike, Hill
isdf Md vi 6a5ei ffser si 7so p and
bath apt, garage. Rent S105. Price,
$500; $1.s00 down. No brokers.
STORE fo 70 RENT and 2nd-n. apt, in
s an excel; shoppid5asg'o ds'oS center Of Silver
rent; good lease. Call SH. 6149 for
appt.; ideal for juvenile furniture
FULLY EQUIPPED and operating
equipment; reas. Call Mon. and
Tues. from 8 to 6. 1925 18th st.
ne. La. 6-5S82.
CONTINUED on Next PagsI
Evening star., 1950-11-06
APTs. UNFURk. Cont,
1909 H ST. NV.

One room. Pullman kitchen, bath;
$50 per month. Call Miss Schroth,
SHANNON a. LUCHS CO., 1908 H
St NV, Ma o345 5