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SPECIAL SUMMER RATES
SIS SINGLE; S24 DOUBLE
HOTEL CARROLL ARMS

HOIEL CARROLL ARMS
1st and c sts. ne. AT. $500
CoLoRED-Two FURN. ROOMS to
rent, double or single. Ii. 6-sl65.
coLoRED-sTuDIo ROOM for re-
coLoRED@a ;It FURN. FL No Rooms Rooms with
kn.n Kitchen. priyil.; good transp; to
and SO week; cookins privileges: on
car line; In sVsrs iel2 Rhode Island ave,
CoLoRED-LoVELY DOUBLE or
single rms. New home. new furni-
r0I tHre Privileges. Lu, 1881. lie
'oDsis ssIs q dOls ms s5 tGl NhdrSssly s.aedr %sh
coloREp ssso, I:7;!RRe ;RReoKLANIp - s!ns!s
cofoREp91lGEEA cto5ffoiP ca1 Ia fRoSf sReSsl' RIM. anil in
Ri.l RPE' phfSIi hSme' an epDl ssPle' preferred
CoLokED-FuRNisHED or unfur.
nished; large front room, second
moor. Exclusive neighborhood. Con-
yenient transportation. Phone. .Du
COLoRED - TRINIDAD SECTION
Large bedrm.; = refined people:
studio rm, l person. Ii. 3-o710.
COLORED -I23a HAMLIN - Newly
decorated rm. for refined, empi
couple; cook. privileges cony. transp.
LA. b-T66U. -l2
EYE ST. N.E.-Large
front rm., cool and clean, for empl.
adults; laundry privileges; S9.75 per
week. TR 6206,
COLORED-NICE ROOM for en-
ployed girl; home privileges. AK
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MISC. WANTED tcent.)

CLoTHiNG-Men! don't throw away
That discarded suit or top coat.
y can mean money in your pocket.
Highsst prices paid. s. g. w. EX-
S5HaAaNGE; 2157 Pa; ave. NV. Ma.
CLOTHING-Men's suits, pants and
shoes: ladies' and children's wear
2ol n st. NV. 1862 14th st. NV
CLoTHNG-Hishest prices tor men,
sseG ss0'hin5 rs a4ss E4EsRMAMs M ei22 eiii rs
FURNITURE. complete household and
single pieces bought AID. 1873.
RESIDENCE AT. 25Is
FURNITURE, modern, for living rm.,
Incl. loveseatS, sect. sofa, bookcases.
ers. Re. 6s45. Ext. Ext. 2dt.'' 2os. no oeai-
GUY entire con.
tents or odd pieces Also old -hina
oric-a-brae Buying and selling tot
IS years HoPWOoDs, 9Th and d
FURNITURE BOUGHT
Call CO. 1868 Till PM.
FURN.-Entire household contents
9itp'ss aio Fin Dtlees s.es' At 65ss a EoRN E4cH
FURNITURE-Private party desires
comp. furnishings for 2 bedrooms,
living room. dinette; good quality
No dealers; GE. 5o76.
GAs HASsRs uPa leh ssi FS1s soyR f'at,5. e.
GoLD-Brins your old geId. Ss plat,,
mum. teeth. discarded jewelry We
pay cash A. KAHN. INC. SO years
at 935 p st. NV
GRILL-Wanted to buy for luncheon
cite; must be in good cond. and not
to large. Call JU. 7-7551.
GRILLE for 1941 Buick; right side
or 3 complete pieces. SH. 2415.
NEWSPAPERS WANTED High
prices paid If you Cannot deliver
your aecumu!ations. please phone
US ACE JUNK CO.. 1920 Georgia
ave NV AID. 5457
NEWSPAPERS WANTED aighesf
prices paid II you cannot deliver
your accumulattcns. please phone
US. WASHINGTON RAG & BAG
CO. 215 L st sw D1 S007
OFFICE FURNITURE, all kinds; office
mach, any kind; top prices pd. Call
pI; 1872; ewes, and Sun, co. 1925.
OFFSET vacuum printing frame and
arc lamp for 17x22 press. Call
good condition for home
music student will
store small grand in new home for
use Call WI 47O4
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CAMERAS

1ighest cash prices paid for Leica,
Contax, Rolleflex, any good camera
or movie outfit. BRENNER, 933 Pa.
ave. Nv: RE. 2434. Park free.
CAMERA WANTED, highest quality;
also movie camera projector. Lenses
MR. WEISS. e26 b st. NV, RE. 2436,
HAIKS, dining room, 4, dark wood,
fAantys Reasonable. Call HO. S217,s
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MiscL. FOR SALE. Cont

WASHER, spindry, apt. size; excel
lent condition; S25. LU. 1-O63o.
WASHER. porcelain tub, good condi-
tiog, Wards $50. AK; 5459. II.
SI3s new; 10. 2-5o94. ii
WASHER, wringer type. peri. S23;
also washer, no wringer. S12.; good
cond: UE. 3016.
WASHER, de luxe Bendix, automatic,
S95: also bassinette: dollhouse and
MasaEKs-I MtasEnIfHEs IT. tspes' SeSe' We guarsn ara
AMERICAN SERVICE CENTER. $50
North Glebe rds Arlington. OW.
WASHER, Bendix de luxe. excel. cond
h'a,. hsavirs EN- city 8s4o. 4287 Nebraska ave
rifsee tcr gio. Cali fOGo 81. COPS; 1854. Sac
WASHER, Kenmore, like new, porce-
motor; guar. i W.; sss.So. sA. 1856.
condition; $50. OR. 8o3s. ~
WASHER. Apex; S25. Call AP. 5142
WAsHERS-Floor samples, at greatly
reduced prices. Save up to 20gs on
both the automatic and wringer type;
every one pTs nsps gsv5Ss RTand; =, sT4S 2 yssEs
VILLAGE, " 224 % carrolI oil ave- y Tar Tak N Pk
Nd. sH. 27o0. sH. 1893. Open
Mon. Thurs. Sat. till o.
WASHERS - Save SI0O. westing.
house, Laundromat demon. Sl99.95;
Bsndix. $169.95. 1914 H st. ne, Ii
WASHING MACHINE. eE. with wiring.
sr: works well. SIS. DE. 34e5. MISS
WAsHiNG WAAsiHnii MACHINE, Launderal
completely automatic; looks like new;
ssost sSSs sSSSSSe.e6; will sell for sos
.wasHiSG hMj nSGf' MACHINE and ironer
ThHr, rhf} oH1 IN sS0d sS9a cOnd,; $50 for both
WAsHiNG sI Nc Sf4c MACHINE. Thor automa,.
refgr., 6-cu-ft Westinghouse; both
brand-new; best offer. ia. S-3733
WASHING MACHINE, Bendix de luxe
=. used only by small family; bought
new; repairs cost S60.4l in 8 mos.
too expensive for owner; wish to
sell as soon as possible; any reas.
offer accepted; no dealers. Box
WASHING MACHINE, Thor Automag-
ic, practically new; reasonable. UN
WASHING MACHINE, Easy SPIN
peff. peffF' cond'; e ss5' ss sH 9s 4o9s. up erD
WASHING MACH. Thor comb, auto
magic, 1 ". old, excel. cond.; $125
or best offer. LU. 4-7493.
WASHING MACHINES. 4o% disc. on
4. all door models: last years models
siashed Easy terms Open ewes
: till 9. ROYAL APPLIANCE CO
q, 1911 Nichols ave sc LU 10000
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LAFAYETTE HOTEL
10th AND EYE SITS. NV.
Special Weekly Rates
sinrle, SIS, S24 and $50; double.
49, 10, S36 car and %42; 1o al with tub and
PRINCE KARL HOTEL
1901 K st. NV; nicely furn.. newly
decorated air-cond. rms; downtown;
phone with 24-hour switched. serv.
single. SI0.5O UP; dble., $3.50 up.
GORDON HOTEL
18th St. nv, bet. K and Eye-Lovely
vi With wv 81 r%i Rt VI Win Ttly Bath ssls ss
up, wk Ma. 1884.
ALTURAS HOTEL
1909 18th n.w.-sinsle and double
rooms; ; Full hotel service; s1.6o day
GILBERT
24eo 10th st; St.. n:w1 sgls: and dble;
24-hr. PIX service. 90. 1881.
$500 @, THE CARLYN
Desirable bed-living room, in modern
apartment building, maid service
included; gentleman: only 500 per
Car Desk, DU. 34oo. Ill
COLoRED-2s W ST. N.w.-one
eensemen eenss sutaes t1n bsds sSE '9upf sines or
lady or gentleman; nice quiet home;
CoLoRED-cONv. TO N. CAPIToL
and r. Island lines; sgle. woman
d6ie' empl. sple. or women. NO.
coLoRED9IGE., E1se fo COOL Rms. twin
beds, lge: closets. laund.. and cook
ing privileges; cples., ladies, gents. I;
excel transp. AID. 5191. DE. $3.50.
coLoRED-1soo BLK. 18th NV
Two rooms for employed men. DE.
coLoRED, FRONT RM., with ppivi-
leges; girls or couple. AID. 0o93.
coLoRED-LARGE. DOUBLE ROOM
coEosEboGrEf SRinez fs ia cffza tess RIM: i for
rent; man only: home privileges.
cofoRED-srd Red AT t ST. Nv
RsssonspIe siss TSG% fGf ao s1aa q single men
COLoRED-1 SMALL BEDRM.. priv
doLoKEDMN.W. R5l oiM TN 5ss'' 'sEcrros-Nidie,y rii
conoRED oTiod1iE6' asse 30 1oSTARlo 1SSf u5e Rb.
beds; sep. closets; mr.. tTansp. AD.
CooILioSREp-LARGE, 81 COOL. end fioor
room for l reliable employed man;
CoLoRED-so6 8 sT. N.W.-2nd
door, front rm.; single, young girl;
81, SIC sgiee = month NO: 6oos;
Safs oes 1 NV R" MRs Rsnf sRoWs g5'S7ls
coioRED-Isso CALF. ST. Apt
2iMLarge front 5m: in apt. for
coIokESkRNYSS. ssts5fd S0HsR SS ss sfe2 SHERMAN
coLoREEp-LaRGIE' FRONT ROOM.
use of house; couple preferred or 2
girls. Ill ld4a 2ard st. NV. Phone
coIoRgSp oh sgSc: = REpEcoRArEp RIM,
to transp. Phone Hu. sIe9. -is
COLORED-FRONT HALL RIM; reas.;
semibath; some PRIVILEGES. 2102
,ns Isth s.; nv; .s,a Apt; 3: M; 334s.
psape ps5ss front SS. rS9T S1H.f.s or no sISSyee 1os
FRONT RIM; en-
ployed couple or 2 single persons;
privileges. La. 6-9354.
COLORED-LGE. RM., for / or 2
girls s2s Harvard st. NV. Ho.
FAIRMONT ST. NV.
Neatly furnished room, in q quiet
home; suitable for / young man.
coLoREp-FRoNT, employed people,
Euclid St. co. s9ss.
COLORED-sPACIOUs FRONT RIM.
comfortably fufn.; quiet home; ideal
for working couple: Y hlks. east
Of I4th st.. Io43 Quebec pL TU.
cOLoREp-LARGE furn. room with
twin beds, next to bath; men only.
CAL IA. s4el. LII
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POULTRY g. EGGS tcens., ,

PHEASANT CHICKS, Golden. Lady
Amherst and Ringneek: turkey
pouits. al started: Cornish chicken.
all ages. WA. 7247.
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ACE STERILIZING SERVICE
Seddines stndos
. process by newest method approved
:, by District Health Dept. Front
service to stores. hotels camps,
households. Call Ii. I7-9S1O for
pickup. ACE STERILIZING SERV-
ICE. 511 New jersey ave. NV. IL
FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE
, AQUARIUMS-Owin to Ill health,
must dispose of all my equipment,
which consists of 90 tanks, lights,
. stands, compressors. All tanks
stocked with tropical fish and well
planted. 1926 N 25th rd., Arling-
. ton, Va. GL, 2312.
BUILDERS, ATTENTION
STFEL BEAMS-CLFARA ANCE SALE
See us for YOUR structural steel needs.
Quality at great savings. This week
only. Come in or call.
ARROW
E 100 So. Capitol
TT Q-ORnO OOR1
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

i4OI 10th N.w.-wel-furp. roomsi
DUFoNI siIsor5S AREA: i5Sia N. T. AVE- S,S: NY;
at the rest. come to the best; IL
costs no more. Unlimited switch
board soe service. CLUB MASON, no.
si7.So EACH-1s2s 18th st. NV
large basement rooms. S5s.56;, .sx-
lSi4 Siieni iRHobE Rshis ISLAND AVE. NV.
Si250. Good food. DE. 964b
WANTED-For mother and 2O-mo.-
old child In small. licensed home In
RooS 3 S FcR PGit' EEMPLoYfD EEMssfP ssFf MofshaTEIR saTI
and and child; beard and day care for
lSis isth 81. N.w.-vacaneies ion
ogns s ss s1 dO%nO%H ana SSans sxee se
ls5s !sRs PfiIi PERhY GI Fi. NV, NV. on 14th.-
Cool. large room adjoining bath,
incl delicious meals $40 Wk. Tu.
cool, INSULATED, large windows. 1
single. double; blk, on 10Th ST.
Or l4th streetear; meals optional.
ROOM AND BOARD for employed
m1tser meth ar and ASH shiid' day care Tor
1882 HOBART sT.--single rm;; ex-
cellent Jewish cooking; good trans
portationo AID. 1859. IL
information. Wo. 3adS.
VACANCY FOR MAN, rm.. board:
also table board lunches packed;
brkf,. SO am; dinner. 6-s pm.
MOTHER viii give rm. and board to
empl mother with child; care given
child; lge. cool rm. refs. EXCHANGED.
BRAND NEw-Elizsbeth AIMS room
and board, 206 East Braddoek rd..
utes from Pentagon. exclusive neiEh-
FUIL-TIME CARE for Infants by sx-
Io Herisnssa snsss. mother in new iS. hS.ns.
1909 S5 KANSAS AVE. N.w.-Rm. N and
Is min. to town. GE. 0l2I, -i2
CLEAN ROOMS, air cooled; good food;
good transportation; $62;e 80 mo;
1ss5 SCI BELMoNT" RID. S'WP--coo12
shady lawns with croauet; 20 Minis.
from downtown; pleasant young peo-
Say Pis aS cooa Ss PsI lViEs TE as etss eoss
Silver Spring estate; large triple ex-
posuTc rm.. connecting bath with
twin beds; meals days per week;
only Snly ei $50 IST per person per month.
l3$5 18th ST. N.w.-vaeancies for
young men: cool rooms with running
water; shower baths, switchboard.
excellent board. Downtown. la'
/ :03 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
nnh,s: IGiRlss ,I6dS Ei16Sws n lSrEs s.,s closet.
the food you can eat. conv. trans
DSoWSTowN-leeb SSV 18th st. NV.
Clean. cool: elevator; superior food:
plenty baths; good beds. co. $3.50.
COOL. CLEAN ROOMS has pri.
yate bath; for young people: good
meals; meals; conven, location; laundry
1927 18th ST. NV,
'Tes rated p0nf rn for ' siils s' or couple; SsSe;
semipvt. bath; also front single;
maid: phone in rooms; breakfast
and dinner z days per wk. in large,
airy din. rm.; social activities. Ho.
WESLEY HALL
Spacious ,dble. rms In remodeIsd re-
I'm. Large closets, dances ard free
selected menu: S4s 20 sSs' SO. ii4ad
21st ST nv HU 1924
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 $3.50
IL WEEK FREE"
1776 Mass ave. n.w-Fine foodt
Share lRe., newly redec. rms Empi.
men, women Comei Eeel WEEK
FREE. Soc. priyilI Figure June
at ~ oayI
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WATCHES, nationally famous; save
40% to 60T on Bulova, Elgin. Ben
swsi y; D9ess dcssn a+2e eseecton n
- compare; all guaranteed from 6.95
RossIlySn. IlS'0SS Va eH $500 AN w
WATER COOLERS. o4IE Sals wsprs eE rent; :,rss we
WATER Gnz HEATERS, al nsa Sizes; IN no down down
REEREEss RfzRfnSs Dsz sA1&s eo SeuF 1897 GA ga
wXsrNG ays R;wj MIXER, pE 56Gg sliRhtly used, good
o.Sai.; from $i5: guar JOHN
winS7Ia g SEHsTER 81 ST. St nv hand
e5tIn sf5yed vide S.rp,in II eamO15s 6 SET p
WINDOW FAN, Homart, used 2 mos
wSooDWoRkiSG S5e; T6i zf9t SHOP. complete, mlt
WOODWORKING TOOLS, complete
line, such as band saw, table saw
and gplssnneerE, cutoff saw and sander
Williams ICE CREAM FREEZER OF
freeze display cabinets, new, pop
corn macn.. Qougnnut macn., all II
good cond.; very reasonable fo for
WRIST WATCH, S45; Benrus; best
offer; like new. Box 3S-K. Star
THOR GLADIRoN, automatic ironer
- months old; excellent condition,
$50. Phone Fairfax 632-J. .
Just received. RUCKER LUMBER
1920 Wilson blvd; ia, 4-1234. -15
husband being transferred; $3.50 or
COMPLETE OXYGEN equipment for
- hand use Call MI. 40SS. -13
DELCO LIGHT PLANT, $50 ", 81 W
auto. starting: good cond., $85; 80 v.
radio. s25; 80 v. light bulbs. TR.
: CHANCE OF A LIFETIME-sacr.
sale of entire contents of my home;
leaving city: will sell as whole or
BENDIX automatic washer, $50. UN.
BENDIx WASHER, de luxe model.
1e49. excellent condition, S10o.
uNib,ERWooD Uni, EaRWSooD standard typewriter.
excellent condition, $50. Phone
= Elk. 5000. Mr. DUNLAP.
3 REMINGTON RAND noiseless type
writer's; model +t10. MA. 2126. 2 to
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ADDING MACHINE and typewriter,
Please call VI. 9292 between and S.
ADD. MACH, typewrtters, calc., cash
reg, of. equip, any kind; top price.
DI. 1872. CO. 1925 eyes,, Sunday.
ing units wire, tape, disc); any
ANTIQUE BRACELETS. clips. dia.
monds Of any description. Cash paid.
.ERNEST BURK. 614 18th st. NV.
china, glassware. rugs. siiverware.
paintings; highest cash prices pafd,
call MURRAY (Starbeckerl IA
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BRITANNICA

Twenty-four volumes, late edition:
price. AID. 5557 today before one;
weekdays before $50 am. or write
Box, 3023 Columbia Hgts. Station,
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AUTOGRAPH letters. stamp .collec-
4Snaay 4fiensa esinss gins gSsldi silver tvogisss
BEDROOM. dining room. contents Of S
home; cash. We do moving, storage.
IA. 1887; after z PM, GE. 1416.
12a
BICYCLE, used, English three gear;
Hobart 4760, ell and 1906.
eOOkS, large and small collections,
bought and removed at our expense
DISTRICT BOOK STORE, 721 9th
st. NV, ME. 1905.
BOOkS-Always anxious to buy en-
tire libraries. OF smaller collec-
tions - good books; we call any
where; pay cash and remove books
GAIN BOOK SHOP. sos 9th st
BOOKS BoUGHT, all kinds, any
quantity; andn and remSysd gaU At cur ex,
Pa. ave. u w. ST 6RA2
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IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN ANY
KIND OF CAT, CAT CLUB OR
SHOWS, CONTACT THE SUBUR-
CIRCLE. 10. 2-5066 OR HU. 4SSS.
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Box 3U23 Columbia Hgts. Station,
Wash. D. c.
REUPHOLSTERING
gpecial-Sofa and chair, reuphol-
stored, labor and material. S69;
workmanship guar; 25 yrs. in same
establishment. La FRANCE UP
HoLSTERING. $500 14th st. NV
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AGTIQUES--Bric-a-brac. china, sill
rerwars, old jewelry, glass. any amt.
Dora krupshaw Milestone.
THE-HOUSE-O -OF-GIFTS,
143S Wis. Ave, NV. NO. 0300.
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ANTIQUES BOUGHT
China. furniture, silverware, iewelr,
and Chinese art objects. ANY GUAM
tity. Call Louis Segal. CHI 6333;
eyes,, EN-. 676b
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iSoo FAlnMONT ST. N.W.--Large,
MaTidan STssh eesn saqk double snsa zsIan Nea
1880 18th sT: N.W.-Former iesao
tion bldg. for middle-aged. en-
ployed ladies. single and large
double rooms, comfortably furnished,
Wfb ambie gsntie GlGiet SPACE; very desirable'
cornf;. sgl. beds; shwrs.. baths: c.h.w
Mt: Pleasant earline. AID. 1880.
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE. I712 New
rated rooms: daily maid service and
switchboard service. NO. 1896.
WILSON HOUSE. 2015 Kalorama I'd.
@SGxce @SoG ellent rooms: single $50. double
l4Is fsfRj RHoDEo e. ISLAND sLASi AVE. Nv M?
Comfy quarters, for men. See them
for yourself; showers, study room;
.downtown location; S25 mo. ea.-12
1s4O p ST. NV, The churchilr'-
maid service; $3.50 up week. Also
double rooms; $40 week. NO. es6S.
NEAR sHoREHAM. in restricted
Observation-Disclosures sgle. rm
lsss PA. AVE. N.W.WIse. a dSle. dbl '9gI: pg.:
nr; mr. Govt; bidgS;; next ns5s to bath; pvt.
NACELx EOhN. hUOM, In pvt. nome,
semipvt. bath; no other roomers;
conv. transp. GE. 5496. l6s
FOR A Young WoMAN-Bedroom
with connecting sitting room; conv.
transp.; kit. privils. RA. 1906. Ill
ATTRACTIVE, newly decorated room
(S12 per week., with hall entrance,
kitchen, electric refrigerator. dinette.
bath, light. heat. laundry. telephone
and drawing room privileges, sep
arated from owners apartment. in
private home. IN exclusive garden
surrounded, beautiful mansion near
Washington Cathedral. for perma-
nently employed, cultured. and con-
servative gentle young Woman of
refined background, such as regis
tered nurse, U. s. Government on
cial, embassy secretary or one in
equivalent position. Telephone fer
appointment Saturday or Sunday, 4
to pm, Emerson 1884 IL
MT. PLEASANT, I74S Hobart st. NV.
Lovely dble. rm., pvt. bath. 2
closets, / very lse., cedar lined. 8
windows; twin NAH. beds; young
businessmen. HO. O956. Ill
GENTLEMAN - Attract. single bed
room; another man uses bath; re-
fined home. 27o6 Woodley pl. NV.
4sis III sT. N.w.-singls room. v with
kitchen prtxsteges; reasonable rent.
Call RA. 6Sy3 LA
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1870 MONROE ST. N.w;-Attrac
st. ST. bus passes house, MT. Pleasant.
14th St cars. CO. 9194.
52l5 End ST. N.W.-Nice rm., next
ssth; ssas quiet home sood transp. GE'
LGE. RIM, adj, bath. twin beds, .
excel: transp: NO. 1850.
7al TEWKEsBuRY PL. N.W-Pvt
hSms s0E prvl snlpi0zss sso sfs a. u.s. st and
221O, CATHEDRAL AVE. - From,
single rm.; private home; half bath:
Wardman Park vic. HO. 1895. Ii
1890 PARK RID. N.W.-sgl. room:
eneis ern posnshsd exs SPSoY Sa Nj ssgta s
134a L ST. N.w.-Downtown: large.
CLEAN, single bedroom. near bath;
1s41 Columbia COLUMBIA RID. N.w-Lge1 NwLli at
tract. newly dec. front studio nm. for
two girls. Sc wk. ca. DU. 9o12.
GLOVER PARK-Attractiveiy fur
bash nashed sSS rSom ,aS twin beds a gjth privass
BLVD. and Y st. NV,
4911; attractive twin bedroom. 5
windows; $40 each. wO. 6453.-1l
BASEMENT RIM, twin beds; working
couple or 2 ladies; private kitchen.
1890 MASS. AVE. N.w.-cool redec-
GRATED double room; near shower,
bath; maid service; eonv. shopping:
each week; running water. Ill
5l9 DECATUR ST. N.W.--Lge. front
twin bedroom, next bath; " blk
from express bus: employed couple
or 2 gentlemen. Ia. 4537. LIZ
426 3rd ST. N.W.-Two front, Ink;
1-,g ] Large sieepins; empi. adults; no
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WESLEY HALL

Spacious db!e rms in remoceIed re-
dec, bldg Running water lr 6Yery
I'm. Large closets. dances ard free
movies Rec rm BendiX washer:
selected menu: S4e TO $3.50. I42d
21st ST u " HI aR2A
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1776 Mass ave. n.w.-Fine foodt
Share lRe.. newly redec. rms! Empi,
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Evening star., 1950-11-28
Society News
Australian Visitors to Be Feted;;
Diplomats Hosts at Varied Parties

which Assistant Secretary Miller
has been giving through the late
fall and early winter honoring
diplomats from the Latin Ameri-
can republics.
The new chairman of the Coun-
Gil of the Organization of Ameri-
can States, Mr.. Hildebrando Ac-
cioly, will make the presentation
of plaque honoring the late
Joaquin Nabuco, first Brazilian
Ambassador to Washington. The
unveiling will take place in the
Hall of the Americas at the Pan
American Union at o'clock Fri
day afternoon in the presence of
a distinguished company of diplo-
mats, officials and residential
Washington. The plaque will be
placed permanently in the read
ing room of the Pan American
Union when it is completed. The
former map room is being con-
verted into a well equipped, COM
Portable reading room.
Ambassador Accioly chose the
Tooth anniversary of the birth of
Ambassador Nabuco, who also was
the first Ambassador from a Latin
American Republic to be ac-
credited to Washington. The
distinguished statesman's son, the
present Ambassador. Mr.. Maui
ricio Nabuco, will be present and
it will be one of the last large
fetes he will attend before going
to join his sister, Miss Caroline
Nabuco in Rio de Janiero for
Christmas. He will not return
until the very late winter or
early spring and when he comes
back he will be accompanied by
Miss Nabuco.
Another anniversary will be
marked at the Pan American
Union the next day for which
DR.. Fred Soper, head of the Pan
Sanitary Bureau, has
issued invitations. Saturday will
be the 49th anniversary of the
establishment of the bureau and
DR.. and Mrs. Soper will receive
officials of that organization as
well as heads of the diplomatic
missions from those twenty re-
publics.
Evening star., 1950-11-28

OF Interest

Mrs. Thomas J. Bray. jr.. and
the Rt. Rev. j. Gillespie Arm
strong. Sufragan Bishop Of the
Diocese of Pennsylvania, were
married Friday morning in st.
Johns Chapel, Manchester, vt.
The Rt. Rev. Oliver J. Hart, Bishop
of Pennsylvania. ofdciated at the
ceremony.
Mrs. Armstrong. formerly Louise
McKelvey Of Youngstown, Ohio,
lived for some time in Sewickley.
Pa. and recently has been making
her home in Dorset, vt. She was
attended by her daughter, Mrs.
Richard Ketchum, and was given
in marriage by her son-in-lav, Mr..
Ketchum. DIR. George Wagner Of
Bryn Mawr acted as best man for
the groom.
Bishop and Mrs. Armstrong will
make their home In Bryn Mawr
after December /.
Evening star., 1950-11-28
Post

A reader, puzzled by the behav-
ior of a neighbor. writes: After
having tea with her and several
other friends of hers I had to
leave. She did not leave her place
beside the tea table to see me out
of her house. I thought this very
rude but a young member of my
family says it shouldn't be con-
sidered so because that is the ac-
cepted way. Is this true?"
Had you been the only guest she
would probably have pushed the
tea table aside and gone to the
door with you. But since you in
Evening star., 1950-11-28
Service
|Officers
/

Two of the parties on the social
calendar yesterday were for off,
GERS of the Armed Forces. The
earlier fete was a luncheon which
the Military Attache of the Thai
Embassy. 1t. Col. Nom Chao Nitas
Chirapravati, gave in honor Of the
commanding officer of the 1st
Corps of the Thai army, 1t. Gen.
Sarit Dhanarachata. Officers in
the party of the commanding gen.
eral who attended the luncheon
were Maj. Gen. Swat Sanyekorn,
inspector general of the Thailand
Signal Corps; Capt. Kanes Atra-
padung, aide to the commanding
general and Group Capt. Nom
Chao Rangsiyakorn Aphakorn, air
attache of the Embassy.
Officers in the United States
forces who were asked to meet the
visitor were Maj. Gen. s. B. Akin.
chief signal officer; Maj. Gen. r.
E. Duff, Brig. Gen. G. v. Elder,
Col. R. L. Miller, Col. P. B. Stiness,
Col. r. P. Kirk, Col. A. j. Mandel-
baum, Col. r. E. Hoey, Col. A. M.
Gambia, Col. Reginald F. c. Vance
and Maj. A. J. Eisenhauer.
The other party yesterday was
the cocktail fete which the mill
tary, naval and air attache of the
Israeli Embassy and Mrs. Chain
Herzog gave in their home on
Forty-first street.
United States Air Force Col. and
Mrs. Jack Saunders were among
the guests and others included the
air attache and Mrs. c.
w. Pearce, the Indian air attache,
Wing Comdr. j. c. Varma; the
air attache and Nine.
Ostby, the French air attache,
Brig. Gen. Jacques Louis Murtin;
the new Italian air attache and
Signora Cegerza and the Swedish
air attache, 1t. Col. Herbert de
Members of the Israeli
Embassy who attended the party
included the new Minister, Mr..
Theodore Kollek; the Counselor
and Mrs. Moshe Keren. and the
Press Counselor and Mrs. Yehuda
Harry Levin.