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Evening star., 1950-10-29

A private citizen who 25 years
ago decided she wanted to build
an addition to Government
building-and dds back in
Washington this week and to cele-
brate two anniversaries.
Her name-noW byWord among
musicians-is Elizabeth Sprague
Coolidge. The anniversaries are
her birthday-her 86th- and that
of the building she persuaded
Congress to accept, the Coolidge
Auditorium of the Library of
Congress.
Mrs. Coolidge. interested in fos-
tering chamber music, wanted to
build an auditorium for it in an
empty library courtyard. Gaining
a congressional blessing, she did,
spending nearly 100000 on it.
1000 Concerts Given.
Then she set up a permanent
foundation to put on concerts and
to commission new works. In rs
years, the foundation has spent
more than $400, 900 in addition to
the cost of the auditorium. It
has given about 1000 concerts
many in other cities-featuring
some of the most famous musi-
clans of the day. And the number
of new compositions is has spon-
sored has made Mrs. Coolidge a
kind of fairy godmother to am
bilious American composers.
The foundations anniversary is
being marked with it's 18th cham
ber music festival, a series of five
concerts which opened yesterday.
Mrs. Coolidge's birthday will be
observed at the closing program
tomorrow night.
The festival is not open to the
Evening star., 1950-10-29

With the exception of the de-
valuated franc, she found Paris
much the same. 1t takes 1000
francs to make the equivalent of
$3.50. She renewed acquaintance
with Col. Lowell Riley, Assistant
Military Attache and formerly on
her husbands staff when they
were in Prague. Mrs. Dreyfus-
Barney. Princess Draper Compagni
and Philip Bonsal, now associated
with ECA, were others whom she
met. She had an afternoon visit
with Mrs. H. T. Andrews, wife of
the Ambassador of the Union of
South Africa to France. They
were formerly in Washington.
On her various tours. she Wis
tied the walled town of Visby-on-
Gotland, founded in 1000 AID, and
spent a day in Upsal, Sweden s
university town.
Envoy to Denmark Praised.
4h oolO, SllC ildO Ccd Will T1eIlIy
S. Willard and his family, now en-
sconced in a new modernistic
home overlooking Oslo Fjord. He
is acting Charge d'Affaires in the
absence of the Ambassador. He
also trained under Dr. Carr. In
Stockholm. she had dinner with
Hugh S. Cummings, jr.. of the
Embassy staff. just prior to their
for Washington.
In Copenhagen. Mrs. Eugenie
Anderson. the Ambassador, was on
vacation. Il heard the most fiat
tering accounts of her popularity, a"
she told me. both from the Danes
and our American colony" She
has sufficiently mastered the DAN
iSh language so that she makes
speeches on occasion, to the de-
light of the people.
Her return trip developed an
other coincidence. On the same
steamer was Edward M. Groth,
retiring Consul General at Nairobi,
who told her that 80 years ago DR..
Carr handed him his first Foreign
assignment.
Evening star., 1950-10-29
Idea Sought to Improve
Seufood Production
BY the Associated Press

ANNAPOLIS, Oct. %. - Mary
land oystermen and crabbers are
being asked to pass on to the State
any ideas they have for improv-
ing Maryland's seafood produc-
ton.
The Tidewater Fisheries Depart
ment is sending missionaries to
watermen, planters. packers and
others interested in the Maryland
seafood industry. The emphasis is
on oysters.
A. S. Creighton. assistant to the
chairman of the fisheries depart
ment. said the idea is to map a
legislative program for the sea-
food industry.
Evening star., 1950-10-29

the library and director of the
Coolidge Foundation. estimates
her total benefactions may run
into several million dollars.
1t isn't merely among musicians
that Mrs. Coolidge is known. Her
concerts started the long lines of
prospective patrons who wait on
downtown street for the nearly
free (25 cents service charge)
tickets. sometimes as early as
dawn. These ticket lines are evi-
dence supporting the contention
that Mrs. Coolidge has done more
than perhaps anyone else to take
chamber music out of the "long-
hair" class and make it palatable
to widening public.
Evening star., 1950-10-29

public here because of the number
Of musicians invited from out of
town but will be broadcast on
Station WQQW. The auditorium,
intended for music on a small
scale, seats only few more than
500.
Attended Most Concerts.
Mrs. Coolidge formerly attended
nearly all concerts she sponsored
here. Until about two years ago
she spent winters at Hotel 240O,
but recently she has been staying
in Cambridge. Mass.
Mrs. Coolidge often has at
tended other concerts at the IL
brary sponsored by the foundation
of Mrs. Gertrude Clarke Whittall,
a Washington music patron, who
built pavilion" as an annex to
the auditorium. Mrs. Whittall
staged reception there for her
fellow musical philanthropist yes
terday afternoon.
An accomplished amateur pian-
ist and composer, Mrs. Coolidge
formerly often played in musical
groups in her home, and at least
once appeared in a concert at
the library, some years ago. She
always has disdained any embar-
rassment over her need for a
hearing aid and uses one of sew
eral such devices installed in the
Coolidge Auditorium when she sits
in her regular front-row-center
seat for concerts.
Helped Collect Scores.
Mrs. Coolidge also has helped
the library build up an extensive
collection of original musical
scores, including works in the
Evening star., 1950-10-29
IWife Backs Family Car,
Husband Is Injured

Howard Richardson, 81, of 404
Battery lane, Bethesda, suffered
a broken leg yesterday when his
wife backed the family car into
him. police reported.
Mr.. Richardson, who is hard
of hearing. was in the driveway
preparing to put garden tools in
the garage and did not hear the
cars motor. police were told. Mrs.
Richardson did not know her hus-
band was in the driveway. He
was admitted to Suburban Hos
pital
Evening star., 1950-10-29
EIoise Clark Is Queen
At Mary Washington
BY the Associoted Press

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Oct
28.-Miss Eloise Elizabeth Clark,
of Abingdon, was named today as
May Queen at the Mary Washing
ton College of the University of
Virginia.
The youngest of five sisters who
have attended Mary Washington
she was chosen from a group OF
16 candidates. She was campus
beauty queen last spring and was
a princess at the Shenandoah
Apple Blossom festival.
Evening star., 1950-10-29
50 More GIs Perish,
I Survive Death-Trair1
Atrocity in Red Korea
BY the Associated Press

WITH THE UNITED STATES
1st CORPS, NORTH KOREA, Oct
28.-Two American soldiers, so ex-
hausted they could not talk, were
the only survivors today of a new
death-train atrocity in which sc
more Americans perished.
South Korean soldiers found ar
abandoned North Korean train
October % near Kujang, 80 miles
southwest of the Communist refu-
gee capital of Kanggye. 1t was
still burning from an American all
attack.
Inside the train were the bodies
of 80 Americans. At least 81 OF
them had been shot. The remain
ing nine bodies were so badly
burned it was impossible to deter
mine Immediately whether they
had been shot or died in the fire
United States 1st Corps head
quarters was notified of the new
tragedy by M/Sergt. Morgan L.
Cochrane who was called to the
scene by South Koreans. MiSergt
Cochrane buried the bodies in
three common graves.
The two survivors were so ema-
ciated and weak they could only
mutter their thankfulness Cor be-
ing rescued. Sergt. Cochrane as
sisted them to the rear where they
were given medical treatment and
evacuated.
He said the dead Americans
had not been bound and bore no
signs of multilation.
South Korean troops removed
the bodies from the railroad car
and laid them in rows besides the
railroad tracks where Sergt. Coch-
rane found them. The American
then performed burial services for
the victims.
Evening star., 1950-10-29
Spanish Settle

First Spanish mainland settle
ment in South America was
founded in 1909 by Alfonso de
Ojeda on the Gulf of Uraba, Co.
lombia.
Evening star., 1950-10-29
Ston Laurel Under Knife

PARIS. Oct. %. (P).-Stan Lau-
rel of the comedy team of Laurel
and Hardy was reported to be
comfortable tonight after an op-
Grafton for removal of an abscess
He is in an American hospital
here.
Evening star., 1950-10-02

YOUR TREES fed. topped. pruned or
removed BY Md. Students. special
this week: 81. s722 after 8 pm:
APPLEs.5oo bushels delicious Wine
ave, 8 miles east of D. c. line,
turn left at Norair sign. ask for
TOP soSiiL-very good. rich top soil
for lawns I1s and Ts green Hf aoaS houses; very
AZALEAS, hardy, field grown, all
sale and retail '251O 18th st. ne.
Open Saturday and. Sunday.
COW MANURE REs well well l9 rotfSed' S1 s'5o 5o
per per 5 bu., del. Topsoil. WA. 1898.
TREES REMOVED. trimmed. etc;
fully insured: very low rates; free
rfIsGsToNE fsstnatoeSN WI WAI& Sso r..
places, ishpondS, retaining walls.
work. F. MARCucCIo. Route 5,
Horners lane Rockville. Md. Phone
PLANT SHADE TREES, shrubs and
all other nursery stock now. We also
specialize in soddipg. For free esti-
mates. call LYONS NURSERY.
61O2 Ager road. Hyattsville. Nd
Tel. warfleld 4756 or Union 1886
x29a xseednf LAYER teTsns sGas asshHn sesfyne snd
weed control. r. & W. LAWN I'M
PRovEMENT sERv., Greenbelt 4ls6
LoAMY TOP Son-Delivered any
where In Metropolitan area. RA
IaND5scAPE GARDENER. complete
lawn building; lining, fertilizing
trimming. tree work. planting nurs-
cry stock, drainage system. OR.
1859 after pm. except Sun. &
TREES-Norwegian spruce, white
owner; removed by buyer; reason.
BOYLE TREE SURGERY CO. for re.
moVals, trimming. feeding. planting
Evening star., 1950-10-02
The John Kilpen Hotel
ROOMS. APTs. 70 SHARE

YOUNG LADY to share attrac. furn.
apt. nr. G. w. Univ; separate bed
rms; maid service. Elk. 05S0. ewes.
SHARE HoME-Nice I'M, next bath:
kit. privs.; rent reas. to settled gen.
the adyantages Of my home: on BUS
REDEcoRATED hhs 81 ATE cL a.bearm. ss1n' apt: hv
Im... kit, bath; NV. excel. transp.
Govt. worker share with other
cESTfEMaN KESSnf MAN RA Would sS7p IKE ss'eF to nd
Christian gentleman. age 2s-35. who
has elevator apartment to share;
prefer active church member. Close
to transp. and restaurants. Call
RA. 1888 evenings bet z and 9 Pm.
TWO PERSONS to share gentle apt.
DVsnSsnn SUt bash. alfs ne: 4si 4sns, Dh0ne' semi
WILL SHARE APT. with / other. near
shtTlington sas4 on sr MRS sst.- PATs sS sksl7I K
VA, North Fairlington;
nicely furnished room, kitchen priv
ileges or will share 2-bedroom apt.
with congenial girl or middle-aged
lady. Excellent bus service. con-
venient Pentagon, Navy. TIE. 2S04
after 8 pm. RE. 4l42. Ext. 2l54
GIRL, between 90 and %, to share
attractively furnished apt. with two
others; on 2 car lines. Is minutes
downtown; $3.50, incl. utilities. Ii.
$3.50 Sat. and SUM-, wkdys after B.
GIRL. to share gentle apart; sepa-
rate bedrms.; close In. 10th st;
1425 r. 1. AVE. NV, APT. 5OS--
Large, recently decorated, newly
furn. bedroom, adj bath; for an
other Christian lady permanently
empl. Kitchen priyils. Reasonable.
May be seen Saturday or Sunday. l"
EMPL. LADY will share 2-bedrm.
furn. att house. 20 min. from D. c.,
conv. transp., shops. ia. S-1S92.
EMPLOYED LADY will share fur
nished apartment with congenial
lady. ia. 1910 or GE. 4s75. 2'
1924 CHAPLIN ST. N.W.-Will share
my nicely furn. bedrm. apt. with
another empl. girl. DU. 42S4. -
GIRL TO SHARE 2-bedrm. apt. with
another; 5112 Kansas ave. NV. Call
GEoRGETowN. 141o 2eth st.-At-
trac. 2-bedrm., furn. apt. share
with 2 other girls, 25 to 35; conv.
transp. MI. 4257. .
vIC.-Lge. front stu
dio or twin bed-liv. rms, kit. privil; /;
2 ladies or men who appreciate cul-
tured living: pvt WO T23S 3
Evening star., 1950-10-02
APARTMENTS WANTED

2-bedroom, light. cheer
full apt. for 3 adults for 8 or 8 mos.
Good care guaranteed. Maximum
s1so, E. THOMPSON Elk sl7l. 81
MOTHER and two adult employed
daughters desire 1-bedroom unfurn-
ished apt; NV. preferred; no pets;
best references. WI. 9049. after
PETWoRTH-Mother. 2 girls in Bar
nard School, urgently need unfurn.
PROF. LADY desires l.
bedrm. or efficiency apt, furn or un-
furn.; NV; no shares; day, MA.
S120, Ext. 205S; eyes,, MI. 9192.
BUS. LADY and mother desire furn.,
uni unfurn; I,a. en- or hedrm. apt, nv. nv.
TEACHER-wants unfurn. 1 or q
rm: efficiency apt. in Bethesda or
vicinity. OIL. 6165. q
COUPLE, 2 adult daughters. desire q
bedrm. unfurn. apt, NV; max,
$40; LU. 4-2226. TW. 1124. d
COUPLE. new baby, desire private
furnished 1-bedrm. apt, with addi-
tional rm. for crib, in NV. or near
by Va. Call SH. 90S1, 3
Evening star., 1950-10-02
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

COLUMBIA RID. NV. 1419. Apt. q
Single room, newly decorated; S25
mo: empl. adult; refs. NO. 0145
rWo asser Ro6Ms 6m and kit. pvt. bath and
snfranee sah nep mo- utii In fqTa 4oa4 couple onty;
DOWNTOWN LOCATION. s23 4th st.
n::w.-one room and kitchenette;
rakoMx fnsto Ms'ePnsi PARK-a-rm. bsmt., pri-
cilities. parking. excel. transp.: empl,
adults; 500 mo, utils. paid. 10
CATHOLIC .. yIC.-3 rooms: PVT.
1910 3 sdHlts asih 81 Il. W.T. svss7s; rms semi
WAPLE Co, 1924 14th st. NV.
4ssa 81 $5as ssd ST. N.w-Nicely furnished
4oip apt. i,5r Tor 5 a adults; 2 bedrms., Kitchen.
din. living rooms, bath; available
s1sa 1sS"nf 18Th IT, ST. N.E.@Givlng-bedrm..
fully eauipped kit. utii phone.
1SSs ;sS,! 81 IN: ny5 yns s5m. 1g: esss ssS
KIT. AND BEDROOM apt. furn..
with pvt. entrance. Call AP. 1850.
NEAR BOILING FIELp-Ltv. rm..
Pie.ely plas yutiis turn 10 ns.; nsts5sa sa'FAn'e
NEAR CAPITOL BLDGs.-Attractive-
ly furn. liv. nm, bedrm. with conf.
twin beds. tiled KIT. and sat bath WITH Wit
LARGE Al si.iisisIRo BEDROOM. Kit Kit dinette. pvt.
bath, conv. transp. 90 miles Wash.
on d. S. 2l1. Cali Fairfax 1922.
BsMr. APT. adults; ,o4t 1se. sis rms sao'
MOD. a51 s.nsIsEn anBEDRM. r. APT.-wnl APT rent to
couple or 8 res. adults at S120 mo.
NO. 1904. after 8 pm. IS
APT. FOR RENT--Private entrance.
kitchen; bath; 10 min nj Nss, downtown. na mn
BEaTTiFSL ShiTe rs As.fn AssEbRM 81 sa APT4PSs. Pr
bath and entr., apt. bldg; adult
family; conven. to Andrews and
Boiling Fields. Call after Pm
ANAcosTIA. 1893 MINI; ave. Sc;
furn.; conven. transp.; $50. Lu.
suitable couple and child. $65 30
mo. 1911 H St. NV. D1. 1925.
2I47 + ST. N.W.-Studio rm re1gr:
radio or TV; share bath; $14-$1S.
EX. 0653. 5
1882 Irving yIs ,,S:a NwmIaTss !ss-l bed5opm SsfS
adults: $50 per mo.
2 BEDRMs.. liv. rm., kitchen. bath.
st. NV. EN-. 1852, HU. 1855. -3
ENTIRE end FLOOR, liv. rm., bedrm..
kit. bath. linens, dishes: nicely
furn.; 8 adults; $120 mo. TR. 0S01.
HARVARD ST. N.W.-Bedrm., kit,
bath; $3.50 mo-; large i.hik; rm..
semibath, S45 mo. co. 5896.
2 RMS, KIT, back porch. semipvt.
wkly. 40 You st. NV, co. 5415.
5 to 8 pm. a
KITCHEN AND COME. BEDRM.. lge.
back porch: no children. Call after
pm, 504 2nd st. Sc. TR. 1926.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA. 1888 p st,
n.w.-Liv. rm,, bedrm., kit, and
bath; gas. elect., Psigidaire; reason
n: kit: and bath; @ $nd-a. apt;
NICHOLS AVE. vic. 1110 and 1112
Savannah st. Sc. New apt. bldg. l.
bedrm. apt, $3.50, incl. util.
Elk. 1861. -6
9O4 X ST. NV, Apt. 1-Efficiency,
l room. kit, pvt. bath; including
S692S mo. Call FEDERAL RENTAL
CO.. 915 New York ave. NV, Ma.
7416. IS
FIRST FLOOR, 2 rooms, semipvt
bath; util. furnished; $50 per mo
100 2nd st. ne. Ii. 3-6709. B
1164 10th ST. N.W.-2nd floor apt,
bedrm., liv.. rm., kit. and bath; nice
" furn; all utils. furn. J. GERALD
JUSTINE. AZ 9th It, N. n. os9s'
Evening star., 1950-10-02
HOUSES FURNISHED

GEoRGETowNZoctobsr LIST. tuIn.,
70 70 I, Sun. a'S' Or csh III NJ. W. aiss. SsS.
SSH MILITARY SlLT ROAD. Chevy chase
3 rms. ga baths, h.-w.h: toiD !;
detached, cellar, garrett. porch. MA.
DESIRABLE STONE and clapboard g.
Maryland: nicely furnished; attrac-
tive, grounds: fenced garden: outside
sggilllG; shade ,Ip trees; ayailaSle as,vp now; !,
g. INC, 7ss 18Th S St. NV: pf.
eoRooM HOUSE and bath: acre of
land; nice fruit: near Naval Ord.
For Information call Ii. 4-1334.
from to 6; call LII. 6-1745. after
EsTATE-1s mi. from Dupont Cir
Gle; isolated; good roads; mi. rail-
road. S400 mo. Box lola, Star.
1922 EYE STREET N.w.-Eight at
month. J. H. Knox ONCE Of ROBERT
W; SAVAGE. 514 Union Trust Bldg,
$3.50 5. 9Th ST.. Arlington, va
story detached; large, lot; 5 rms.
ss ssdrps Mord.H bath sIsNaGn poSSh oil rss 4qrnsE
8 BEDROOMS, gas heat, nicely fur
nished; good Sc. section; S145 per
month. Call Property Manager,
WEAVER BROS. INC. washington
Bldg. DI. $500. -
CLEVELAND PARK-Semidet. brick.
I bedrms., baths; new-house con-
dition, comfortably furn.; auto
matte gas heat: garage; $215. Call
Mr.. Yount. with FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS. DI. 1411.
VACANT. 3-bedrm. home In Va; good
sUefkibnr sUed s saS se2ts sS D. TE s. sG1y s91s
GEORGETOWN-5 rooms. 2 baths:
S275 mo. 1920 33rd st. For in
formation. call MI. 21S9. -3
WALK To PENTAGON = Only 200
yds. to Navy Annex; 3 bedrms.. brick.
furn. -recr. room. fireplace. fenced;
immed. occupancy. OW. 1875; ewes.
VI. 0067. -5
KENSINGTON - Bunsalow, 2 bed
rms, bsmt.; fenced lot; $3.50 per
Silver Spring-2-story corner brck.
6 rms, bath, bsmt.; $125 per mo.
BEERS BROS, SH. O6lO. 3
Evening star., 1950-10-02
RMS. FURk.-Mp. 8 VA.

FALLS CHURCH-Two attrac. rms,
BILE. or sgle.; quiet, comfortable
home; conv.- loc. FA. 0152. -S
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE-Com-
Portable corner rm.; S32 mo WI.
2635. OR. 1899 .
DOUBLE ROOM. next bath: "a block
from tergminal; gentleman preferred.
SILVER sMAAi k'oSi srRNG-Furn. room for
Jewish couple; can change to apt.
about Nov. /. when decorated. II
you wish; near 2 buslines. Box
TAKoMA PIX, mr.. Silver Spring
Attr. clean twin-bed room. pvt. bath
optional: empl. adults only. 219
Baltimore ave. SH. 3579. IS
SILVER SPRING-Lge. .knotty pine
bedrm., home atmos., quiet neighbor-
hood; nicely furn.. SH. 1879. -3
CHI. CH.-Beaut. home, lovely lge. rm.
for young person; cook. privileges;
COZY ROOM, JEFF. Village; run. water.
hot plate in rm.; ldry., phi. privil. /;
sgle. or dble. FA. 1904. p
SINGLE ROOM in private home;
good bus serv. 1890 Viers Mill
I'd. Silver Spring, Md. --3
COLORED-R0OM, partly furnished;
new home; lady or 2 sisters; re-
ftned, neat and quiet; near 2 buses
South Arlington. We. JAs $1,000.
Evening star., 1950-10-02
APARrMENTs UNEURNIsHED

COLORED-NEw EFFICIENCY APIS.
500. so per mo-; vic. 11th and p
sts. NV. Must have minimum in
come Of S65 per wk. Applications to
be made in person at COMMERCIAL
REALTY CO., 1905 Z st. NV. --6
COLORED-2 RMS, kit, bath, re-
Gently decorated apt. in q desirable
neighborhood; all utilities included; ;
refs. req. Box 94-A, Star. -3
COLORED LIv. ROOM. bedroom,
kitchen, bath; newly decor; in new
bldg; quiet couple; $50. so; all utils.
included. AID. 1922. 3
COLORED-3929 BLAINE ST. Me-;
! rm;. Kit. apt; will accept 1 child.
Evening star., 1950-10-02
ROOMS FURkIsHED-N.E.

BRENTWOOD VILLAGE. 2346 14th
st. ne: dbl. .rm., adjoining bath
With VII show shower; in priv. home; reas.
LoVELiY iISf SINGLE RIM. next to bath;
unlim. phone in room; no other
roomers. Gentleman only. AT. 1915.
FOR RENT to gentleman, single or
double rm. with dressing rm. and
rm.. cont. hot water, auto. heat,
conv; loested. AT 2nd st. ne.
PLAZA HOTEL, 1 block from Senate
Once Bldg.-Speciai weekly rates,
single. $3.50; double. $21. Phone
NEAR MAR 'MSARbYLAND AyE.-Ige. front
nm, pvt. hall, semipvt. bath: con-
venient; reasonable. AT. 1886. q
1422 A ST. E.E.-Large rm.. next
bath, private home; conv. transp.;
will rent sgle. or dble. TR. 346S. .
17I5 C ST. N.E.-Large front room.
ns tEin bsdS ssnndps next rS to BATH TR ess on bus
LARGE FRONT RIM. in Woodbridge;
furn;. or unfurn, paint to suit, kit.
priyil.; large yard. laundry rm. AD.
WOODBRIDGE, 1905 25th st. ne
Niss Ns Tm r. ks liE prSs " eI5ls opt MI shf5f 57s
THE MARICK, 1913 B st. n.e.-Large,
clean, conf. rooms; laundry, cook.
privil.; dble.; S25 UP. TR. 81 154.
THE GALENA, 1a2 B st. n.e.-Fresh,
ssle., dble.; girls; S25 UP. FIR. 97ls.
COMFORTABLE twin-bed and single
rooms, nice, quiet, high, near 7th
st.. Maryland ave. ne. 647 lex
aans lnss0n nath Rl' 81. NE. uath and +. I.
bath, laundry and phone PRIVILEGES.
$25 each per mo. Phi. Dupont 2291.
4oss SOUTH DAKOTA AvE.-Large
front rm. dbl. or single. semi-pvt:
lib RHODE ISLAND AvE.~Furn.
bedrm. sec: aoor front bath on same
coI6tRfDmSEaT eG85t fSp-GSia91s' FRONT RIM. in
new home. new furniture. empl: man
or woman. home privils. Lu. 1851.
CoLoRED-e4 t ST. NE, Apt. i
Ss sxy Ab prP 5sS nBd or sgps in m p
coLoREDMssos 81 sri suIsss BLAINE ST. Ne
Furnished room for rent. home
1ice single rooms rs ior ave respeetabls
employed persons. LA. e-4e72. 3
COLORED-FURN. RIM. for rent,
30 Que st. ne. HU. 6721. 2
COLORED - ROOM with semipvt.
kitchen with all home privileges.
Call La. 6-4739. p
couple or 2 people; use of phone and
kitchen; pleasant surroundings. AL
day SUM-, wkdys. after z PM,
LA. 6-7654. q
COLORED-VERY NICE middle room;
refined man or lady; $40 week. FIR.
294S r.
FURNISHED ROOM for a single man
convenient to busses and streetcars
Ii. f-S026. after 6 pm, 1907 B
st. ne. 81
Evening star., 1950-10-02

modern apt. bidg.; suitable 1or
f5uaea; pT. s4oo. Sl0O per mo. Apply ossk'
neatly furn. rms; graduate or prof.
issrsenss idrs pfivis Is sa sapl esss ssis eo0kns
COLORED = NEATLY FURN. RIM: -
isand iaTsea pfiSs sS nS s45 snarfn r. ass se0ns
coLoRED-1s17 SWAMI ST. NV.
Apt. 31-Nicely furn. rm., lge. closet.
windows; empl. cpie.; kit. priyil.
CoLoRED-woRKING man for sin
gle. double furn. rm. Ia. 94S1. "A
COLORED-IOOS EUCLID ST. NV
2 empl; girls, large twin-bed rm,
coGoskp3sss7 81 skfss 10th ST. NV. Wa apt.
1-Twin-bed rm.; or 2 settled, re-
cefosF5fek 19ss r5a: 5sis. cf slkafE atisE 4 Man
Large room, newly decorated. nicely
coE6EEpMssss 9at6 Ii n.T;s Ap'' VERMONT 1 Ave.
N.W;-corfortable room for refined. !.
employed woman; home privils. DE.
COIoRED-fsth AND VERNON STs.
Neatly. furn. dble. rm. for 1 or 2
employed persons; some privileges.
CoLoRED-aaoe 1st ST. N.w.-Lse,
privileees. DE. 3483. IS
COLORED-N.W. SECTION-For re-
fined man; upper 18th st. DU. 2790.
CoLoRED-NICE RIM. for two. twin
bed beds '-o1S home privils.; near trapsp.
CoIoRED-3 MINIS. to Howard u
2 students or l man with board.
lovely front bedroom. TU. 39SS. -
COLORED-40 v ST. NV. HU. SS92
Furnished room, kitchen, priv
ileges for couple; no children. Sc
COLORED-FURN. ROOM = Conv.
transp. 1882 18th st. NV. NO.
COLoRED - COMFORTABLE sGLE.
ROOM: refined surroundings: gentle
maa. 1747 18th st. NV. DE. 9723.
COLoRED-DBLE. RMS, large; near
Howsrd Univ; cow. transp.; twin
beds. new furn.,, all privils. Call
COLoRED-2O34 FLAGLER PLACE
settled empl. lady; cooking. iaund..
phone privils.: no children; $40 wk.
Call after pm. DU. S273. 3
COLORED-TRANSI RMS, sele.,
men or women; conv. loc.; $40 per
wk.: responsible people only. Call
Ho. 1921 anytime Mon. or Tues.
CoLoRED-2 ROOMS. single or dou-
BILE. for men. Call CO. $3.50. 3
Evening star., 1950-10-02
ROOMS FURkIsHEp-s.E.-s.w.

FIT. DUPONT s.E.-single room for
girl; laundry priyil.; $36 mo-; conv,
transp. LU. 4-4634 after 8. -
COLORED = LGE. NICELY FURN
RM.; cooking facil.. hot-water show
er, toilet; reas; RA. 5614.
FRONT BEDROOM with twin beds.
next bath; laundry and phone
privils.; walking distance Navy Yard.
LU. 1-2299. %
252 Sth ST. S.E.--sgle.. rm. next to
bath; clean and comfortable; $50
mo; men only. After 5 or Sun. 3
$50 INDEPENDENCE AVE. Sc
Single room for man; near Con-
gressional Library. Ii. 7-9619. q
NEAR NAVY YARD, block Pa. ave
and 11th st. Sc. Lovely single
clean, new furn.: age 20-40: en-
tertaining privils. 1915 G s.e. FIR
1888 G ST. S.E.-Large. newly dec
Grated front rm.; conven. transp.; /
or men pref. Ii. 1858. %
ANACOSTIA-Room for men ir
pvt. home. Lu. 4-3062. 3