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Vakarai prizes naujas problemas

Vakarai prizes naujas problemas
Paryziaus 1T susirinkime va
karu pasiulymui nusiginklavimo
reikalu suteikta pirmenybe. Va
dovaujant JAW atstovui Ache
sonui ir suderintai veikiant jo
vakaru kolegoms, politinis ir
saugumo komitetas nutare pir-
mole eileje svarstyti vakaru pa
siulyma - Visinskio planas att
detas susirinkimo pabaigai. Ma
likui pabreziant, kad daromas
zygis "nugiliotinuoti" sovietu
astuoniu punktu plana, penkiems
balsams prizes, nubalsuota, kad
tenka dabar svarstyti vakaru
pasiulymus ir drauge papildo-
mas salygas, kurios susirinkima
igalintu leisti panaudoti gink-
luotas pajegas prizes agresoriu
tuo atveju, jei Saugumo Taryba
veto teises supanciota nepajeg-
tu reikiamai veikti. Prizes isvyk-
damas 81 ketvirtadieni Romon
Siaures Atlantic Tarybos posedi,
Achesonas vel, Trumano pavyz-
dziu, kreipesi j sovietus, siuly-
damas jiems SUI satelitais atida-
ryti sienas ir leisti patikrinti
ginklavimosi padeti. Tx tue at
veju jie irodytu nori nusigink-
luoti ir siekia taikos. JAW at
stove ns,omone, vakarai esq pa
sirenge atidaryti savo ginklu =
ir atominiu bombu = sandelius.
Ia pacia proga jis politineje ko-
misijoje ir ispejo, kad ''itampa
pasauly yra pasiekusi pavojinga
padeti" ir kad "konfliktas plin-
ia pavojinga kryptimi :" Anot
jo, priemus Triju Didziqju pa
siulymus, butq prieita prie svar-
baus posukio istorijoje, jei >.
sovietai sutiktu su siulomu SUI
daryti tarptautiniu ginklavimosi
prieziuros --organu. Pastebetina,
kad vakaru pasiulymu reikia SUI
daryti IL asmenu komisija, ku-
rios uzdavinys butu parengti
nusiginklavimo konferencija ir
il savo darba turetu pradeti per
80 dienu, sovietu gi pasiulymu
tokia komisija savo uzdavini tu-
retu pradeti vykdyti tuoj pat.
Siuo metu dar neturima ziniu,
kaip toliau plesis zodziu kova
tarp vakaru ir rytu atstovu -
yra tikra tick, kad propagandos
ginklai Wis labiau naudojanli ir
kad abieju pusiu paziuru nesu-
derinamumas ryskeja Wis labiau.
Karo pavojaus atmosferoje
Politiniai stebetojai is Parry
ziaus pazymi, kad vakaru atsto-
WI nuomone, susirinkimo darbai
gall nulemti YAK. Europos kari
nio parengimo reikala. Del to ir
tenka aiskinti Atlantic Pakto
valstybiu atstovu pasitarimus
sia savaite Romoje. Jie ten nu-
mato isaiskinti, kick ginkluotu
diviziju galima butu parengti
kitais metals uzuot laukus, kaip
numatyta, iris ar ketveris me-
tus. Ir kiti Paryziuje numatyti
svarstyti klausimai, kaip Woke
tijos rinkimu problema ar Ma
roko klausimas daugelio laiko-
mi susie su naujo karo pavo-
jun. Bendra nuomone Siuo metu
yra ia, kad perspektyvos susi-
tarti nusiginklavim0 klausimais
yra labai silpnos. Tai juo labiau
suprantama, turint galvoje visis-
.kai tuscias Wits pasiekti susi-
tarima SUI Kremliaus valdovais
visais kitais ir ne taip svarbiais
klausimais.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22

Xxi lapkricio men. 21 d. Dir
vos skelbiamoji talka dave 290
nauju skaitytojq. Tie nauji skai-
tytojai sudaro 956 taskus.
Atskiri talkininkai siuo metu
turf tasku:
Taskai
Paplenas j., Chicago 181
Astrauskas W., Worcester 172
Paula W., Detroit 60
Sodaitis A., Brooklyn so
svarcas p, Collinsville "A
tesonis A., Baltimore 80
ParSelilnas j., Toronto 80
Smigelskis A., Cleveland "a
Dirzys A., Venezuela 20
Saladzius Pr, Rochester 20
Xiii talkininkai turf po ma
ziau tasku.
Talkininkai silpnai atsiliepia
is Bostono, Gary, Philadelphios,
Pittsburgho ir kitq koloniju.
Talkai beliko tik sesios savai-
t6s. Mes tikime, kad tos sesios
savait6s bus nasios ir talkinin-
kai atsilieps is visQ kolonijQ.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22
Ar 80 dienu atnes taika
KOrejOje?

Esama ispudzio, kad ameri-
kieciai galutinai nutare istirti
komunistu paziuras paliaubu
Korejoje reikalu ir susilaukti
aiskaus atsakymo. Cia tureJo
itakos Wis augas ne tik sajun-
gininku, bet ir Washingtono ne
pasitenkinimas derybu vedimu
Korejoje ir paskelbtos, Amerika
sukretusios, zinios apie ameri-
kieciq belaisviu iszudyma. De-
rybose prieita naujo posukio. JT
vadai Korejoje jau sutinka ko-
w linija laikyti laikina paliaubu
linija, sillo kovas vesti toliau
ir jei 80 dienu laikotarpy nebu-
tu pasiekta paliaubu, butu dera-
masi del naujos paliaubu linijos.
Teigiama, kad 81 pasidlyma su-
kele pranesi1nas apie belaisviq
iszudyma. Tiketasi, kad komu-
nistai kick palankiau priimsia
vakaru pasiulyna ir kad jau,
esq, labiau suzibejusi vilties XII
birkstis baigti kara. Bet :. vel
prasidejo naujas aiskinimasis ir
vel, lyg gramafono ploksteleje
gall pasigirsti ikyrus ir ypatin-
gal amerikieciams nemaloniai
aust rezias balsas no pro-
gress, no progress, no progress.
Ar bus galu gale suprasta, kad,
,matyt, raudoniesiems nera dide-
lilo intereso greiciau likviduoti
Korejos alinamaji kara?
AntrOjO Nuernbergo seselis?
Jei daugeliui Europos krastu
siaubingos komunistu teroro Ii
MOS nera jokia naujiena, tai per.
savaites treciadieni Korejoje,
Phsane, amerikieciu paskelbta
zinia ir veliau gen. Ridgway Pa
tvirtinta, apie daugelio tukstan-
ciu belaisviu iszudyma, ju tarpe
$500 amerikieciu, padare didali
ispudi ne tik Amerikoje bet ir
daugely Europos sostiniu. Tai,
pagaliau zinia, kuri ne tik pri-
vede prie posukio Korejos de-
rybose, bet gall tureti ir sun
kiai dabar numatomu pasekq. il
gall nulemti ivykius Korejoje ir
atrodo, sukels nemaza audra
JAW kongreso posedziuose sau-
sio m. Siuo metu ne tik Penta-
gonas ir kitos Washingtono
istaigos uzverstos nuzudytu Ee-
laisviu tevq laiskais, bet sena-
toriai deda visus zygius pradati
tyrimus ir parengti medziaga
tarptautiniam Nuernbergo po-
budziO teismui. Wis labiau isky-
la 11,000 lenku karininku iszu-
dymas Katyno miskelyje (atsto-
w rumuose Stems ivykiams tir-
tt sudaryta special komisija) ir
Wis labiau pabreziamas komu-
nistq barbarizmas. Kaip matyti,
reikia toxic pobudzio ziniu, kad
isjudinti krasta ir isisamonin-
ii, SUI kuo turima reikalas.
Ir zydai pradeda kaltinti
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22

kieciu dedamos pastangos SUI
stiprinti Atlantic Pakto valsty-
bes. Amerikieciams Paryziuje
Quota suprasti, kad jei Amerika
neateis SUI didesne pagalba, ga
Init nueiti niekais visa Atlantic
saugumo programa. Is ameri-
kieciu tikimasi sulaukti ne tik
doleriq, bet ir zaliavu bel ginklu.
Vakaru ukio pazeidimas kaip
ginklavimosi paseka esas dabar
tick zymus, kad sunku ir tiketis
numatytu suformuoti diviziju
skaiCiaus. >Tuo atveju JAW tu-
retQ pasiryzti siusti i Europa
daugiau diviziju. Tikimasi, kad
Anrerika greitu laiku bus pri-
versta siusti j Europa didesnius
ginklu kiekius, juo labiau, kad
Europos ginklu gamyba esanti
per brangi ir neukiska. Siuos
klausimus numato svarstyti jau
mineta Atlantic Pakto taryba
Romoje.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1951-11-22
Ir zydai pradeda kaltinti

Amerikieciu zydu komitetas
New Yorke siomis dienomis pa
reiske, kad "tukstanciai is MAJ
daug 100000 zydu Wis dar te-
bera Sovietu Rusijoje kaip ver-
gal sovietQ vergu stovyklose".
Taip pat pazymeta, kad SovietQ
Rusijoje augas antisemitizmas,
pasireiskes net riausemis Uk-
rainos miesteliuose.
Atlantic gynybos pastangos
nevyksta
Washingtono gautais pranesi-
mais is Londono ir Paryziaus,
gall visai paluzti visos ameri-
Evening star., 1951-05-05
Organized Bible Classes of Washington

Robert E. Lowe, Priscilla Peet. The
Rev. Thomas o. Jones is teacher.
The Florence M. Brown Class will
hold its regular business meeting
at 8 pm. Tuesday. at which time
the officers for the coming year
will be installed. They are Grace
Stoneburner, Veda Gregory, Ella
May Pyle, Helen Pudney, Carrie
Murray, Claribel Sauer, Ethel
Young, Sallie zabawa. Delegate
to the Westminster Conference is
Mrs. Lille Shipe.
The Harlan Class, Mount Ver-
non Place Methodist Church, is
visiting Sherwood Gardens, Balti-
more. Mrs. Morten L. Ring, 8
Rosemary street. Chevy Chase,
Md, will be the hostess of the
monthly meeting of the Susannah
Wesley Glass in her home at $3.50
pm. tomorrow. The Graham
Couples Class will be honored by
a visit from their new minister,
the Rev. Albert Shirley, D. D., at
class time. The Rev. Nelson
Pierce will be the speaker the first
two Sundays in May with the
Pierce Couples Glass. The High
Quest Glass will have its business
meeting Monday at 8 pm. in the
church parlor. DR.. Glenn Archer
of "Protestants and Other Ameri-
can United for the Separation of
Evening star., 1951-05-05
D. {. Lutheran Quota
For Drive Is $4,000

A special Offering will be taker
in % Washington area Lutheran
churches tomorrow as part of q
national Lutheran World Action
Sunday drive for funds.
Goal of the national campaign
for 1851 Lutheran World Action
funds is $3.3 million, with the Dis
trict areas quota set at $4,000
The fund is used for spiritual ano
material aid in the United States
and overseas.
A total of $4OO,O has been
allotted for spiritual service tc
Lutheran servicemen and women
in the armed forces. This pro-
gram is administered by the
Lutheran Service Commission
with headquarters at 736 jackson
place NV. Eight national Lu-
theran bodies in the National Lu-
theran Council and the Lutheran
Church-Missouri Synod are CO.
operating in this venture.
Evening star., 1951-05-05

Myrtle Powell and James Ewin.
The Speelman Memorial Class
of McKendree Methodist Church
is welcomed into the OBCA. Leroy
G. Mas is the teacher of the
class and c. D. Arlington, presi-
dent.
Richard Johnson, economic ad-
visor, will lead the discussion of
Aims of United States Foreign
Aid" when the Clyde Kelly Class,
Chevy Chase Presbyterian. meets
tomorrow.
Templemen's Bible Glass, Tenn
pie Baptist Church, will be lead
by j. H. Ingram and Frank M.
Hurst. George w. Bell, ST., will
teach the lesson.
Margaret Mcdowell will be the
hostess of the Cleaners Glass,
Iof Columbia Heights Christian
Church. at 8 pm. Wednesday
when the class meets at her home
for its regular monthly business
meeting.
The Dawson Bible Glass, First
Baptist Church, will discuss the
Reign of David" at it's regular
session starting at GAS am. to-
morrow. Elsie Brown invites all
women of the Washington area
to join the class.
Zula Pence, Anna E. Muddiman
and Mary Wild are the new Off
GERS of the Glass No. 80 of Calvary
Baptist Sunday School. Miss Cor
nelia F. Muddiman is the teacher.
The Burial Class, Calvary Bap-
tist Church, will have the install
lation of new officers to serve dur
/ ing the coming year. DR.. w. S.
Abernathy will be the guest speak
er and will preside over the in
IStallation service. Mrs. John
Weingartner is the chaplain of
the Wilbur Glass. Other officers
are Miss Florence Shepherd, Mary
Belle Moston, Laura Bailey, Mrs.
Evening star., 1951-05-05
Riverdale Church
Plans Two Concerts

The Riverdale Presbyterian
Church today announced two con.
certs of organ choral music to be
held Thursday and May 13 at the
church. 6513 Queens Chapel road
University Park, Md.
Robert Ruckman, organist at st
Margaret's Episcopal Church, will
give a concert at 8:15 pm. Thurs.
day. The Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company Glee Club o1
Washington, directed by Robert
Davidson, will sing.
Organists of Riverdale Church
Jessie BlaiSdell, Mrs. Fran
ces Bowie and Mrs. Elizabeth Col
glazier-will give concert at $3.50
pm. May 13. The church choir
Mrs. Philip Hogue directing, will
sing.
Five new ranks of pipes and. a
set of chimes have been recently
added to the church organ. The
Rev. Keith CuStiS is pastor of the
church.
Evening star., 1951-05-05
) Services Are Scheduled
AT WestmoreIand Church

Three services are listed for to.
morrow morning at Westmorelanc
Congregational Church, l West
moreland Circle NV.
The first of the $50 O'Clock
services. to be held through May
and June, will be inaugurated to-
morrow. The minister, the Rev
Philip Gordon Scott, will preach
A family service, in recognition OF
National Christian Family Week
will be held at 10 o'clock and a
regular service at II o'clock.
James F. Green of the State De-
partment will address the 20-4C
Club at $50 pm. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1951-05-05

Church and State" will discuss
Separation of Church and State
with the Mount Vernon Forum
Have you read "A Superintendent
Reports to His Board" by Chester
Sheppard, in the May issue OF
Church School?
Ellen Mothershead announces
that the Class of Friendship, En-
ory Methodist Church, will meet
in their new classroom at 8 pm
Monday, with Aida Keane as
chairman of the hostesses.
Frank Bentley will teach the
Pinkham Bible Class, National
Baptist Memorial Church, during
May.
Evening star., 1951-05-05
Choir Sings Tomorrow

A concert of sacred music will
be given by the A Cappella Choil
of Elizabethtown PaD College al
7:30 pm. tomorrow in the Wash
ington City Church of the Breth-
ren, Fourth street and North Caro-
lima avenue Sc.
Evening star., 1951-05-05

q CNooASAA PAS
sided over by
r lph Cole.
H o W ard M.
Stackhouse, ex-
ecutive vic e
president of the
association, will
be the guest
teacher. Other
members of the
OBCA to par
ticipate will be
Villa m S.
Brewer, Harold
S. King, James
A MYi1linnn G
Evening star., 1951-05-05
Evangelist in Hillside

Miss Leila Dell Miller, an
evangelist with Church of the
Nazarene headquarters, Kansas
City, Mo-, will speak at 7:45 pm.
each day Wednesday through May
20 in Grace Church of the Naza-
rene, Fifty seventh avenue and L
street, Hillside, Md.
Evening star., 1951-05-05
By Dr.. Poqe Etchison

Organized Bible Glass Associa-
ton Day will be observed at Trim
ity Methodist Church when the
combined adult classes meet in
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-27

-. cash receipts from
Farni'r for the first four
brsstin nf 1851 are estimated l at
bnths o. dollars. Receipts dur
billion came period last year
+ 'T' billion dollars
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-27
Method Of Computing
Sales Tax Explained

The South Carolina tax com
mission this week outlined the
procedure to be followed by mer'
chants in computing and return
ing the sales tax that becomes
effective July 1.
The merchant takes the gross
proceeds of his retail sales, de-
ducts the allowable exemptions if
any as provided by the law and
multiplies the net by three per
cent.
If the return is filed on time
the merchant is allowed dis
count of three per cent of the
amount of the tax. However, it
the return and remittance are not
sent in on time specific penalties
are provided.
The taxes levied under the
law are due and payable on or
before the 10th day of the month
next succeeding the month in
which the tax ACQUIRES. For in
stance, the taxes on July sales
must be returned to the commits
sion on or before August 20.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-27

Agricultural exports account
ed for 10 per cent of the total
cash farm income of the United
States in 1919.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-27
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF SUMMONS
NORTH CAROLINA
COLUMBUS COUNTY
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Inez S. Blackburn
VS.
Arthur Blackburn
The defendant, Arthur Black.
burn, will take notice that an
action entitled as above has been
commenced in the Superior Court
of Columbus County, North Car
DINA, for the following purposes.
To obtain judgment dissolv-
ing the marriage existing be-
tween plaintiff and defendant
and divorcing the parties thereto
from the bonds of matrimony on
the grounds of two years separa-
ton.
And the said defendant will
further take notice that he is re-
ouired to appear at the office
of the Clerk of said Superior
Court in the Courthouse in
Whiteville, N. c., on the 18th
day of July, 1851, or within II
DAYS thereafter, and answer or
demur to the complaint in said
action, or the plaintiff will apply
to the court for the relief de-
manded in the compliant.
This the 18th day of, June,
1851.
Lee J. Greer, Clerk o!
Superior Court of
Columbus County
6-2O.27;7-4,11
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-27
Dredge Arrives For
Work On East Cherry
Grove Yacht Basin

EAST CHERRY GROVE
BEACH - Dredging work is
scheduled to begin immediately
on c. D. Nixon's yacht basin pro
Ject at East Cherry Grove Beach
The dredge, owned and operated
by Carolina Dredging Company
of Wilmington, N. c., has arrived
on the Grand Strand and is now
tied up at the Inland Waterway
bridge pending complexion of
preliminary working prepare.
tionS.
The yacht basin will be situa.
ted on the landward side of
NiXon's new ocean front beach
development which was opened
last year when two causewavs
were laid across Cherry Grove
Inlet.
According to John T. Parker,
dredging foreman for the Will
mington firm. dredging will be-
gin at Hogg Inlet and continue
southwark behind East Cherry
Grove Beach for a distance of
about 5000 feet. The new yacht
basin will have dockage and faci-
litieS for small and medium-size
pleasure craft. and will be con-
nected by channel to the In
land Waterway, which runs some
distance behind the new develop
y,n,,t
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-27

planning and fussing about every.
thing is not welcomed at home
or anywhere else. They chase
sunlight and happiness away
wherever they go. When they
are gone there is feeling that
you want to raise the windows
and open the doors and ventilate
the room.
The grouchy person never
draws patrons or customers for
his business. People delight to
pass by the person who is I'm.
pleasant. Unpleasantness does
not attract people who have cash
to spend. Wherever you find a
crouch he is always out of place
and out of sorts.
Some people wear a disgruntl-
ed look until it sets on the face.
There are some people who ap-
pear as though it would make
them miserable to smile; there
fore they cannot smile. Some
people seem to think it is dignifi-
ed to look as though it would
hurt them to look pleasant.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-27
Myrtle Beach Altman
Completes AT School

Private First Class Barton 1.
Rogers graduated last week from
Air Force Communications
school at Scott Air Force Base
III.
Pfc. Rogers, 20, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. D. Rogers, Myrtle Beach,
graduated from high school in
that city and has been on active
duty with the Air Force since
July 81, 1850.
Prior to entering the Scott
communications school, Pfc. Rog-
ers completed basic training at
Lakeland Air Force Base, Texas.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-27

saving on a years average $3.50
per bus that previously has been
paid to adult drivers. In accord.
ance with the new ruling, adult
drivers can be hired but the
S25 would have to be supple.
mented through county and local
funds.
Second to Horny, which main,
tains 124 buses, highest number
in the state. is Charleston Coun-
ty with SO buses and a saving of
$41, $50. Lowest savings come
from Allendale, which has Is
buses with a reported $3.50 less
cost. Some cocunties with large
cities were not listed in the re-
port.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-27
County Red Cross
Officials To Meet

A total of 81, 538.87 was allocat.
ed to Horny county as its share
of the May revenue from the
state beer and wine tax. the
state tax commission reported.
The tax brought in SITS, S09.23
during May, of which S54,166.64
Representing seven per cent?
was distributed among the 46
counties and $61,904.74 (repre.
senting eight per cent? went to
the various incorporated munich.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-27
PAGE SEVEN

|palities of the state. The remain.
ing IS per cent, or 657,737.S5.
was left in the treasury for state
purposes, including education.
Ninety per cent of the total
|beer.wine revenue, amounting to
S696,42s, was produced by beer
alone.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-27
New School Bus
system Saves
S55,SOO In Horny

Horny County will save the
state more dollars, $4,000, in the
new school bus transportation
system for 1852 than any other
county in South Carolina as the
result of 1851 legislation by the
General Assembly.
Under the new policy, high
school students will drive tho
buses at a monthly salary of $25,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-06-27
H Y SEED
By Uncle Sam
NO CASH VALUE

Being disagreeable does not
pay any cash dividends. The per-
son who carries around with him
& Gisagreeable disposition never
makes friends by his disagree.
ablenesS.
The person who is ALWAYS com.
Evening star., 1951-10-31
APARTMENTS FURNISHED

SUNNY. SPoTLEss, 1-bedrm. apt,
beautifully furn:; Sis 80 per mo; SiS5
on 2.yr. lease. HO. Q966. 81.
1157 MASS. AVE. N.W:-Studio apt.
ssss shsrs esn,. bath ans q. PristSaS,s with
DGPoNT i0ue!E; ciscIEg .fs oase Tire t,oor: 1m
baths; newly dec. as = que st. 7; VI.
cSNS. " rRRRNsr., Raj q SSirm,., lse. wSi fit.,
lge; closets. Also efficiency apt. co.
$50 sSos &A6isoS ok s7sS; 81. N.w.-a s.drm... @a
lge. liy, rm,, kit and bath; modern.
Sssa sssss .SS lHeSa1SS; Tg; saas. as INCL u''i dS
8 RMS, BATH, eIec., gas and heat
furn.; in REGULAR apt. bldg; Good
refs CSn.: ;i,ns nv; sEt se sect; and to l4th
MooRE, ssinna; 10. SSiso s7is. dsily. 3 mo n j.
Nh. 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-
Apt. suitable for 8 girls. MI. so95.
2314 18th at. NV. -31
ARL.-Liv. rm., bedrm., kit, bath:
smpl. &C s9upls; ds;o 500 mo-; utilities
WHIrE Wifi Nj marble ss.H; BLDG, ls.. double
room, also kit. and bath; $3.50
SENATE coURTs. i block from
Senate once Bldg; rm., kitchen
and bath. new furniture and deco,
1stien;; Z ss n air sr eoRdS,; adSs all utils. 100
FRANCIS N Is; s;coT,T 81, Key Key HorEL-one-
room. kit. and bath. completely
shower; S5 to 81 pef day for / or
gsops; o fg gts aossl e sssyieNs NJ nS S4ss tlSs
1872 iStR 81. N.SWV.GIiv. rm..' bed
room, kitchen, bath; nicely furn. !;
walking distance downtown. Includ.
sqs qsil3sissss l3Gsisssssfisaa fSa s9 sq Sn1x. s1l1 ilsn.
rm., kitchenetts. refgr, range; sl he
bath; util. Incl. HO. 1865. 81
Evening star., 1951-10-31
ROOMS WITH BOARD

1905 18th ST. N.w.-clean, com
Portable rm.; good home-cooked
food; sgle. and dble. avail. MI. 5774.
I411 KENNEDY ST. N.w.-Nice room
Tor young man; private bath, de-
fSssnec' Soa1s3 r.DT private stsn home; excellent
THE MAR.IEETA. 1885 'ns 18TH St. NV NV.
Nice rooms for young ladies and
young men; running water, showers,
excellent board. al
DUPONT AREA - Single and dole.
rooms for ladies and men in resi-
Dental club; complete services with
us 9e1ls MAsoS 6SdeFi5s 5ss Wsssy S.1 YATES Es,ss
COL. RD. NV. aooi-Near Conn.
empl. or students. CO. 2493. s2
5sO5 14th ST. N.W.-Lge dble. rm.,
with, breakfast: Southern home;
rSR Gss kEFisERb EaFf2iR elderly ea ss9s 81 ..m,nv.s
lady; very nice room. excellent
ne meals Is- in lovely home OF nurse.
1915 MASS. AVE. Nw.-F,ne food,
Discriminating girls; share rooms
$50 SS0 mo, mo; Else sSss priyil; 81 mo; a few
BLAIR MANSION INN. RIO Blair
I'd. NV; beautiful master rm. for
family; fine food; day. week or
month. sH. 3317. SH. OTIS. IS
YOUNG MAN, home cooking and
home priyileges: uni. phone; teleyi-
$50 mo. or. Ss45. .i
PARTICULARLY ATTRACTIVE, lse
dble. rm. Newly dec. lge. closets;
carefully planned meals. Elderly
people welcomed, $500 per couple
MRS. CLARK. 2206 Wis. ave. NV
1909 18th ST. N.w.-Pleasant rooms
fast optional, MI. 2740. .
1912 18th ST. N.W.-Double room,
and rooms to share for young men
or young women; excellent board;
walking distance downtown: reason
able rates. co. $3.50.
EMPLOYED MOTHERS and children:
excel. meals. child care; near
SrhOnIg
Evening star., 1951-10-31
ROOMS FURNIsnED--N.E.

AL eth ST. N.E.-sinsle front rm.
nice home; phone. laundry privils.
s3i 18th 81. N.E.-httract.. warm
next next bath: pvt. home: laundry
downtown; j girl. FR. o67s. ma
LOVELY ROOM for girl In Jewish
home; all priyils. W. Va. ave. me.
II; 3-7747; after 6 pm. call RA
cLosE-N-3oo r. I. ave. ne
Selected location. front corner dble
rm.. twin beds. newly furn.. clean
stea; pvt: Ty, phone; well heated
coIoRE6-sos 81 Rsfe ~ MoRsis asSs rL. NJ NJ
Furnished rm.; lge.; 1 blk. from
transp.; min. from downtown;
SO per mo. JUSTINE REALTY
CO. 4l2 5th st. NV. D1. 1906
COLORED-DoUBLE ROOM for cou.
pie. All home pfiyils; "a blk. Trini.
dad bus. Ii. 3-2732. IS
COL0RED-LARGE RIM. for couple
must be employed; home privileges
LU. 4-S0S9. ID