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Evening star., 1951-05-23
u. 5. Ha|ting Supplies
To West German Firms
Trading With Reds

West German firms trading lille.
gally through the Iron Curtain
are benig shut off from American
strategic supplies.
The State Department an.
nounced an embargo yesterday
as part of a new move to disrupt
such trade.
A Senate investigating commit.
tee, headed by Senator O'Conor
Democrat, of Maryland, has heard
Testimony that 81 billion worth OF
illegal shipments have been made
from Western Germany to Com
munist countries since World War
II.
Under the embargo order. firms
engaging in such trade will be
unable to obtain strategic ma
terials from this country. In many
cases. the American supplies are
extremely important to their OPP
erations.
Officials said that John J. Nc
Cloy, United States high commits
sioner in Germany, will supply
the names of firms to be placed
on a suspension list" by the
Commerce Department. Export
licenses will be denied for ship
mentS to firms on the list.
Mr.. McCloy recommended the
embargo. He also outlined, in a
letter to West German Chancellor
Conrad Adenauer, other steps to
be taken. These include denial of
Marshall Plan aid to firms en-
gaging in illegal trade,
Evening star., 1951-05-23
BY The Associafed Press

BOSTON, May 23.-A Philadel-
phia heart specialist says its per-
Ifectly all right for heart patient
to smoke provided he also takes
"a good slug" of alcohol at times
DIR. William D. Stroud explains
that the alcohol offsets the con-
|stricting effect of nicotine on the
coronary blood vessels.
In an address before the 10th
meeting of the Massachusetts,
Medical Society last night, DR..
Stroud advocated a more normal
life for heart patients on the
grounds deprivation OF too many
things leads to Illustration.
And Illustration" he said
"raises the blood pressure. which
is bad for the heart"
He said II think we doctors try
to prolong life in these coronary
cases by making life just as miser-
able as possible.
1--WE say that they must not
smoke. that they must not drink,
that they cannot take part In
sports, that they cannot drive an
automobile.
In 80 years." DR.. Stroud con-
tinued. II knew of only one per-
Evening star., 1951-05-23
Specialist Says Heart Patient
Can Smoke He Also Drinks

son who died Of coronary throln-
bosis "a blood clot) while at the
wheel of q car. All the others
were able to drive to the side of
the road.
And they can take exercise,
within reason, OF course"
He said that keeping the
patient in bed too long, warning
him against normal activity. and
generally soaring him, will only
add to his invalidism."
DR.. Stroud is professor Of cardi-
ology at the University Of Penn
sylvania graduate school Of med
icine.
Evening star., 1951-05-23
House Bill Adds Acreage
To Manassas Bottle Park

Some $500 acres would be
added to the Manassas National
Battlefield Park In Virginia under
bill passed yesterday by the
House. The bill now goes to the
Senate.
A committee report said the
additional land is needed to round
out the boundaries Of the park
area and to develop this nation
ally important historic area in a
proper manner"
Evening star., 1951-05-23
Commando Kelly Shifts
To 6. O. P. Over Koreu
By the Associated Press

PITTSBURGH. May 23.-
Charles E. (Commando) Kelly,
Congressional Medal of Honor
winner in World War II, has
switched his political allegiance
from Democrat to Republican.
saying:
IT see no reason why our boys
should be fighting and dying in
Korea for bunch of people in
Washington who don't know what
they're doing"
Kelly, whose brother. Danny, is
missing in action in Korea,
changed his party registration
formally yesterday.
Evening star., 1951-05-23
Droke Alumni MEETING

Clark r. Mollenhof, Washing
ton correspondent for the Des
Moines Register and Tribune, will
address the annual dinner meeting
of the Washington alumni chap
ter OF Drake University at $50 p m
tomorrow at the YWCA, Seven
teenth and K streets NV.
Evening star., 1951-04-04
1T. WILLIAM D.. BUsn.

flown 10 combat missions with the
4th Fighter Group, which left
Andrews Air Force Base here last
November II. Later he was sent
on the ground to the front to
serve as a ground-to-air controller
with the ROK Capital Division.
Killed Following Jump.
Mrs. Bush said her husbands
fighter group was ordered returned
to this country. but he was per-
mitted to join the 18th Airborne
Infantry Regiment as a para
trooper. He was killed in combat
following O. Jump by the airborne
outfit behind enemy lines on
March %. according to word re-
ceived by his wife.
1t. Bush was a native of Tampa,
Fla, and his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William D. Bush, still live
there. He attended Vanderbilt
University and was graduated
from West Point in the class of
1949. Before entering West Point,
he served for two years with the
82d Airborne Division during
World War II and was awarded IL
decorations. including two from
foreign countries.
Sister Lives Here.
The flyer won his wings at the
jet plane school at Williams Air
Force Base, Ariz., last August.
He was ordered overseas from
Andrews Air Force Base last Arm
istice Day.
1t. Bush also is survived by a
sister, Mrs. Jack T. Sammons,
of 2520 Tenth street NE.
At the same time. the Defense
Department reported Army Pvt
Henry C. Johnson of Port Tobac-
co, Md. earlier reported injured
in Korea, has been returned to-
duty. He is the brother of Miss
Annie K. Johnson, of Port To-
haec0 i
Evening star., 1951-04-04
milk Ranks First as 81
IMeuItime Beverage

Cold milk ranks first as the
mealtime beverage for enlisted
men in the new Army, it was an
Inounced.
That will surprise many World
War II veterans. But it won't sur
prise them to know hot coffee is
still tops in warm drinks to the
soldiers.
On an annual per pound basis,
coffee leads cocoa, second choice
iand tea. the third choice.
Evening star., 1951-04-04
t.W.D. Bush, JET Pilot
From D. C., Killed in
Parafrooper Action

A 27-year-old Washington jet
pilot, reported missing in action
on March % with a United States
paratroop unit in Korea, was
killed in action three days later,
his wife reported today.
He was Air Force 1st 1t. Will
liam Douglas Bush. whose wife,
Carolyn Thomas Bush, lives with
their 11-month-old son at 3713
Yuma street NV. 1t. Bush had
Evening star., 1951-04-04

An Important Message
Julius Lansburgh-the big furniture store Seetceebraes
its 78h Anniversary with spectacular unusual SALE It's different
lis BIGGER than any sale julius Lansbugh has had Never
before have you been offered such values Never before such
savings hundreds Of furnishings every department Of the
store!
This event planned months ago save you money! Remem-
Der how much MORE 100 would buy last year compared what
twill now Ever figure how much you'd save you could buy your
furniture today at those old prces Well multiply those savings
this gigantic sa|e
Here's how did i'll Last fall julius Lansbgh saw hqher prices
coming all furniture and furnishings So placed EXTRA
orders for hundreds Of thousands Of dollars and then asked for
delivery this spring. And every piece ordered the smaest
1851 designs
The result you buy bedrooms living rooms dining rooms
bedding appliances lamps and drapees- brandnew
and all 1906 LOWER PRICES The savings run into thousands
Of dollars to make this 78 Anniversary Sale the greatest savnqs
event OF 1851 And all Of these pieces made BEFORE steel
and other materials became in furniture making The
quality all there.
You'll find these wonderful savings in every department. Come
n See yourself Open account and N handy budqet
pIan But don't miss these amazing values!
1ftf nzz%r1ftf~ Julius Panslurnh
Evening star., 1951-12-08
DOGS, PETS. ETC.
sCHNAUZER PUPPIES,

sCHNAUZER PUPPIES, Axe reg,
M. and toys. lovely pets and watch
dogs. reas. LU 1900. .
sIAMEsE KITTENS, Seal Point,
eeh1aamnpion sired 9 weeks. Call UN.
GREAT DANES. s weeks old, no
finer present; also older Danes;
lines. .ELPAW KENNELS, Alex.,
BOXER 0FS PuPPIEs ri sS'fhasa mos ta cTopped ped?
papers. Excel. pets or show pros
poets. Both have won ribbons. VIII
keep till Xmas if desired. OR. 27S9.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. Great
Doberman pinscher. Also puppies.
SOUTHEAST PET SHOP 63l Pa,
sETTERs~12 females; young, partly
ians. Toy Fox Terriers, Cocker Per
sian and Manx kittens. MISS
HUNT, Rosedere. Falls Church. JE.
BOXER PUPS, champion stock. Axe
registered. viii hold til Christmas.
COOKER PUPPIES. black. 1o-wks.
old. Axe registered, VIII hold for
Xmas Xerndon. C. va H. sshasa EHPRESs Ts, HI Holy =
brook Farm or call WA. $3.50.
COOKERS. black and blond, female
and male, z weeks old; wormed. No
papers but fine dogs; SIS to S25.
sfAMEsE KITTEN. male. 8 months.
Excellent markings and pedigree;
Sis. Call TIE. $3.50. %
BOXER PUPPIES. ready for Christ
mas Eve delivery. Brindle male and
female. Axe reg; choice show
prospects from champion bloodlines
r. A. YOUNG, Thompson's I'd.
Fender, Va. Directions: Route Sc
past Fairfax to Pender, right {
miles to sign, left to house. g,
$50 pr; partly broke. CHARLES
HoUFF, Central ave-, Ritchie I'd.
pMNRSjiNGEsE MI PUPS, Axe reg. s read,
Christmas. 2010 18th st. N, Arl.
Va, OF CT. House I'd. at Wilson blvd
GREAT DANE, fawn, 9 mos. old
reg. American. Kennel Club; yer
gentle. Call WI. 6196. s
Evening star., 1951-12-08
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

GEORGETOWN. double rm.; 1st A.:
1911 sd'Tls: coLHaBiai 4Ri fiofi Rp. N.wEIl5rn VIZ
rm,, for Ink; sink. refer'; Iaundrv ~
and phone privils.; So wk. DU. po12.
1880 HARVARD ST. N.w.-Lse- front
rm. for 2 ladies; 81 wk., incl, re-
eeption rm,' kit, laundry. HO. 779s.
400 9Th ST. N.E.-Two large front
r9gso rooms for lh,k.' SIS wk. Cali Ii.
500 FARRAGur ST. N.w-La9e. NwLg
ha: hEm: and porch. twin beds; excellent
. neat: baby accepted. Elk. 4479, -
las CHESTNUT ST. NV, near Wal
ter Reed Hospital-2 rms; util.
Turn; child accepted. Cali Ex. 4479.
LIVING RM., bedrm.. kit. privil., bath;
l OF, 2, girls or Couple. 23o8 Ash.
mead pl; W., Apt. 22. La bus.
DOWNTOWN. Ala 9th st. n.w.~Rm.
wit with kit 6itchenette; $40 dble.; refgr..
LARGE Ink. RM., End f.. 1ro front.
rd. NV, I1I. 1886.
500 F.; CAPITOL ST.-Two rooms;
S4I; stav 5o per mo; convenient transp.;
DuPoSTTi StfSe TinE ErRFdrr snd rreNfEigeraso5. I'll
running water, refgr., hot plate. lse
closet; $50. DU. 9595. - p''
1853 QUEBEC PLACE N.w.-Furn.
room for Ink. refgr. and phone
Iaclis.; eonv: transp, RA. 37S7. -12
719 E. CAPITOL, Ink; one girl; 3
cars at door. very clean; every
tnlns furnished. Call FIR. 1870.
1425 CLIFTON ST. N.w.-Twin beds;
n0so no drinking: gentle home. co.
e027 PARK RID. N.w.-Front room
2O' wide; refgr., hot plate. 2 deep
ehlosets' closet ,t7 uttils7 phone, bath-shower
home; reas. NO. 1886. -s
3O28 18th ST. NW.-Empl. cple. :;
stove, refgr. and linens furn., S12.
CoLoRED-LARGE ROOM, semipvt.
II; tnT;ansportation, NO. ?611: %
RD.-Refgr. and hot plate, SiI.
1923 Holmead pl. NV. 10
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

1917 NO, EDGEwooD, N. ALL
Lovely master bedrm.. twin closets,
unlim. phone, con. hot water TV:
near ousline. ia. s-531s; ME. $500.
N; ARLINGToN-Attrac., light airv
Znd-n. double room. pvt. bath, large
ssi9set' sia9Sseet' block Pentagon bus. OK.
NEAR FIT. MYER, Arl. Hall. pentaSon
and Navy Annex-Comft. room pvt
BATH young man pref. cH. 54ss.
SILVER sPRING-Beautifu roo room
every convenience In lovely Snief
gentle home for discriminstins
young gentleman. Call 81. 606s.
ARLINGToN-sinsle rm. for Lad lady:
near near 2 buslines; S35. oW. os37
ATTRACTIVE FRONT ROOM in nvt
nome, adjoining shower bath: single
or double: very reasonable: conv. TO
BUS. In Silver Spring Cali after s
prT m weekdays eao Sunday after 12.
ROOM FOR COUPLE. or I or 3 :
siPiS' sP eds5 private family. Mr.. transp.
HYATTsyILLE, MD.-Two large FUR.
nlshed TIs, so rooms. semiprivate bath. Call
ARLINGTON-1o minutes from D. C
Daily maid service: parking priv.
legeS: on busIine. Gil. S9iO. -2i
MODERN HOME in Buckneu Manor,
Alex, Va; large front room. bache-
lor; Call TIE. 100. 3
NICE RM., with pvt. bath and phone,
IN new mod. home; near PentaRon:
gentleman. IA. 4-0560. 10
Evening star., 1951-12-08
ROOMS FURN.-N.E. Cont J

LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING RooM-Lge
front room; new refgr.; on buslire
No drinking: in Christian home. Ii
6-75O5. %
COLoRED-TWo RMS, kit. privils.
| or children accepted; l rm. free
IN exchange for care of children
4el 18Th sT. N.E.-Three rms. kit.
pvt. bath; utils. furn.; conv. transp
suitable or 4 adults.
COLoRED-7II d ST. Me- nice
room, room, so1s new furniture: privileges,
coLokED@2 CHEERFUL front Nrn rms =,
dble., l sgle., for 2 or 3 workinp
men; men with or without cars. VI
CoLoRED-coUPLE; nice rm- ,r
Snristian fa5 home; privileges. Call Ii
CoLoRED-1215 Z ST. NE rms,
quiet home for employed persons
no drinking. Ii. 4-S6ll, 3
COLoRED-326 18th ST. N.E.-Nic,
small room for employed lady: cook.
ms la9yngd.. liy.-rm. privil.; 81 wk
CoLoRED@Iss4 D ST. N.E.-New,,
Iurn; rm. for refined emp. man;
prnlvileges and maid service. Ii
CoLoREp-RooM FOR RENT; t9 cook.
ing privileges; call after 8 pm. Ii
CoLoRED-4e15 GRANT ST., -tU f,Irn
rm. for cple.; home priyils.; cony
CoLoRED LARGE i 1pIR F1RN. RMl Mlo
pm.
Evening star., 1951-12-08

1919 18th ST. N.W.-pouble rooms
and rooms to share for young men
or young women; excellent board;
walking distance downtown; reason
soof sele GoIfjmSSf9a; Eatefi S9; Rb R1So; Wv u..,.
foSm days co xeeE; S4Ss g. attractive ddipins dG.
TERRACE - comfortabl.
warm rms. specialize in excel. home
Mt. Pleasant carline; Sl4 wk. 1897
f Belm9nt I n u, rd. nv; MI; e435.
eeofns Ffss Rsas rm aates Tv &C. sssg
Observation-Disclosures room with
pvt. bath; share with young man
age as 2S; S5, excel, meals; conv. transp.
THE II; MAR.LEErA. IA i Z: 1925 10th Alo St. NV.
Nice rooms. single. double; young
men; shower; excellent board. s.
1925 10th st. NV
Modern fire-proof bldg. single and
double rooms for retired or en-
ployed people; elevator; switchboard;
large lounge; excellent food and
service; dining room is open also to
the public. For rates call Du. 1855.
PEoPLE-Bright, attrac-
tive cheerful double and single rms.
in a refined home; well-pIanned
meals; careful supervision. MRS.
CLARK. 1905 Wis. ave. NV; OR.
1905 NEWTON ST, colmar Manor.
Md.-Double I'M. next to bath; two
men Cor rm. and board; reas. WA.
1406 18th ST. N.w.-Lovely double
rooms for employed girls or married
couple; generous home cooked
meals. Excellent location. Also
available Dec. 15, two double and
one single reimbursement lovely rms
suitable five adults, or rent as unit
to family. Reasonable rates. -9s
Mr.. NEBRASKA AND conn. AYES.
AND DAuGHTER, age age 6-s. Day Day
care for child. EN-. 5114. p
2322 39th ST. N.W.-Lovely single
neW re0mi boSss sxeel msn meals; bus at corner;
2226 CATHEDRAL AVE. N.W.-Youne
girl to share master bedrrn.. TV,
piano, all home privil. .pU. 1920
Evening star., 1951-12-08

BULLDoZERS, for grading, excavat-
Tree. Call UN. $3.50.
TREE REMOVAL. S5 and I'D; get our
free estimates and save money
PAU s TREE SERVICE. o 5-45TS
MALL SAW, new and used; parts and
SerVlce' eiec; chain saw, l-man size,
Sl15. MALONEY'S, INC, Sl26
G1oISls =, s,,aye.' sye.' Silver Spring. Nd,
USED EQGTPMENT-F-2o with eulti.
with cultivator and mower. 3 with
cuitiyator John Deere A, Montgom-
ery-Ward tractor with cultivator
regular INC A, cubtractor. Super
4 with plow. culttvator- planter. regu-
lar C. C294 pillow, 45 baler. grain
INC insllage cutter H cultivator disc
plow for cub A. H and M tractors;
l and bottom plows New Idea
mower. Ford, loader. 2l2-h.p. grating
tractor and equipment, jacobson
m0Wer. gnr;eT IM2ALoNEY's. oNSJEsYa's INC. Silver
NV ~ NJ EotIPMENsTf EMS: 10 INC Super A,
Super G. H&M tractor plows. cult,
fert. attach. mowers harrowS. load
ers. graders, manure spreaders lime
and, tert. spreaders drills. balers,
snetler hammer mills. spring har-
rows, heavy and light discs. wagons
and bodies, New Holland ensiIage
harveSters. blower. wagon unloader
New Idea spreaders. Brillion grass
seeders. ,pulyerizers. cream Separa-
tors, mixer, cooler. Louden barn
equip, Parts and service. MA
LONEY'S, INC. S126 Ga. ave, Sill
yer Spring. JU 1898.
FILL DIRT; top soil; blue
stone; road gravel. sand; tree re-
moying: hauling 10. 3-5579. 10
toys, trains. housewares
use our Christmas Lay-away plan,
MALONEY'S. INC. s126 Georgia
ave-. Silver Spring Md. JU. S-3333,
INC CUB TRACTORS, as low IS s695;
ggood for ! to 40 acres: MALoNEY'S
MANURE FOR SALE. Telephone FA
l3 NEW HAMPSHIRE HENS, $50;
elec. fence charger, 1,500-ft. alum
mum wire, 60 posts; S25. Rockville
3197, %
Evening star., 1951-12-08
ROOMS AND APTS. TO SHARE

GENTLEMAN-Beau furn. a.
rm. and bath apt. Desirable loca-
tion: conv. to everything. LU. 2-4995.
GENTLEMAN has 2-bedrm. apt. to
share, in Sc. tGlassmanorl; $40
daytime; ewes. LO. 1885. 3
1893 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Young
Of kitchen and liv. rm. $36.50. .Call
WANTEDM-,Jewish woman to share
privileges. RA. 1862. $
DUPONT CIRCLE vICINITY-want-
ed; 2 career girls to share very large
Rent $50 mo. each. Food optional.
ST. 1866. 9 to 8; HU. 1885 after
q pm. IS
425 FARRAGUr ST. N.w.-Young
conv. transp,; utils. Call GE. OO7S.
UPPER NV, Q congenial girls 22-2s,
apt; rent; $40 month. Call before
Iiy. rm.; kit; privils.; lady; unlim,
SILVER sPRiNG AREA-Employed
lady, furnished room. all home privi-
leges; $40 week. SH. 1647. 10
2OI5 N. FAIRFAX DR., ARL.-one
double room, twin beds, semiprivate
bath; on buSlines to Pentagon, Ar
lington Hall, Kann's and Hecht's
2 or $50 for /. MRS. A. J. FEAR
SON, CHI. 57S5. 3
N. ARL.-Attrac. rm., next bath;
new home; no other roomers; good
transp.; gentleman. JE. 3-7962. 3
GENTLEMAN, 40. will share 2-bedrm.
mod. furn., TV apt. in Alex. -conv.
Pentagon: SOB. Refs. exchanged. TIE.
44S9. after z pm. 3
BEAUTIFUL, air-conditioned NV. apt.
to share with another congenial
bachelor. Approx. $50. incl tele-
phone and maid service. Prefer col
lege grad. 1885. OR. 0192. Sun.
Evening star., 1951-12-08
CATTLE & LIVESTOCK

cow. purebred registered Jersey. fresh
With rs second calf; S325. clarksyille
SHOW now Pony. 1s hands. chestnut as
Cali FA. t489. Bill Es NsaS'
FEEDER STEERS, bred heifers and
cows, priced to sell MIR. STANDI-
FER. Rockville 3416. .
HEREFORD, Angus and shorthorn
8 pm. except sunday. FA. 52s5.
HORSE. thoroughbred, broke ready
for training; Geld Bar out of One
More Step and Brick Bar. $3.50.
Call OIL. 1858 ewes. after 8 pm
HORSE. thoroughbred. broke ready
selling for $3.50. Cali oil. ss68
ewes. after 8 pm. -12
SADDLE HORSE. bay; well man
nered, gentle and good confirma ton
Selling at $500. Call OIL. 1868 eyes.
TWO PUREBRED Brahma bulls: no
papers; in condition for heavy serv-
ice. Priced right at $500 ca. Call
OIL. 1853, ewes. after 8 pm. -12
GUERNSEYS-2 bred
cows and 2 hassifers; ages ?, 2. ] ".
anu " AAOibLlcs but46 WdIClb DOld-
springs and Caumsett strains. Good
show prospects,; makings of ideal
foundation herd Call MA. 1920.
Ewes. Sat. and Sun. AID. 1921.
3
BLACK MARE; 7 yrs. good looking,
drives, rides. jumps; 2 horse trailer;
reas; MISS MARLBOROUGH. 81.
COW, 21a yrs. old. freshen in April,
SS5O: SS5O; h heifeE, tEa, 8 mos. old $40.
35 PIGS FOR SALE, 10 to 12 wks.
old; price $40 to S12 ca. CHARLES
HOUFF, Central ave-. Ritchie I'd,
NICE GENTLE PONIES. priced e
$50 each; VIII keep until Xmas
LIFETIME ALUMINIUM GATES -
Buy now while available. all sizes.
Bring this ad. for so discount.
Phone R. S. WILSON. WI. 7243,
FRESH COWS Holsteins and s
close springing Holstein Heifers;
Bangs, calf hood vaccinated; also
orn-fed butchering hogs. Vienna
rs BRED HEREFORD COWS, also 12
Brahman cows, g with calves; bal
ance bred; can furnish some good
Brahman bulls. Phone 6S3J-1,
Clarksville, Md. 3
Evening star., 1951-12-08
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.

leth ST: NV. l527asingle rps;
as DECATUR ST. sT.,opouble S for .,
twin beds; also sin sle; near 2 ex-
press buses; Jewish home. RIA. 5377.
1884 X ST. N.w.-Nice, large house
single room RE. 249l. 10
I727 KILBOURNE PL.--Nicely furn,
sgle. rm.; near transp:; laundry and
phone privil AID, Ol70. %
1927 EYE ST.-Clean, small. single
room in dignified downtown loca-
ton; 81, Large double room. redec :;
ctATaElbKAL tsIiIla5 Is,s AVE; 20 On Conn eonn.L;At:
sIese!, sEIssssve Ho 5sls ssae' front rm; Ia laFs'
I'll G ST. N.W.-choice of Is fur.
nlshed rooms; newly decorated. BY
day or week. 10. 3-6767. IA
DUPONT CIRCLE-Attractive single
convenient. r'fs44s' Ex. s44s.' 0uie' 31n npine
for couple or 2; new furn.; al
GLOVER PIX. 342s Tunlaw rd.-Lge
front rm., twin beds. $50: middle
En- bRf sbdepSs d5e S4o :shsl both adj ,snd bath
NON SMOKER -DRINKER WANTED.
Lge, front rm. with small, congenial
Prot. family; next bath: tel: cow
3 buslines Call GE. 1916. nights. %
1892 BELMONT ST. NV, Apt. 81
Nicely furn. front rm., in conv
location; So wk. DE. 1858. %
DUPONT AREA, 1853 Que st. NV
Single room, first floor: $3.50 week
DU. 554S.
ROOM in private Catholic home for
young employed man. References
M9qthly; estbadya, Vicinity Rot sy st Matthews
1919 18th ST. NV. Mt. Pleasant
Lovely and very clean bedrm, with
4437 FEssENDEN ST. N.w.-Pleas-
ant single room. double exposure;
near bath; conv. transp.: youns
lady; S25 wO. 1885. %
UNUSUALLY LARGE TWIN-BED RIM
-Fireplace; private parking. 2n71
Park I'd. CO. S141. %
1928 X ST. NV large single
rooms, running water: young gentle
men only: S35 per mo.
TAKOMA PARK, near Walter Reed
For gentleman only; single rm. Can
be seen after l pm; S35. GE. 592S
1879 INGLESIDE TER. N.w.-Bed-
rm. and glass porch, next bath. 2nd
f.; pvt. home: gentleman; garage.
AvpftQhlo Sth
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THE MAURY


Single and double rooms, maid and
ming water; S12.25 and up. 7O1
18TH st. NV. -l2
COLORED-6I5 LAMONT ST.-At-
tTactive front rm.; refined couple or
single person; kit. privs. TU. 4427.
CoLoRED-ls17 10th ST. NV
1ss,gen, Lstge OUTSIDE d asr rooms; reas rent
CoLoRED-oNE LGE. RIM. and and q
closed-in porch comb; quiet, sober.
empl. person, no children; conven.
6oa to transp. s26 Varnum st. IA.
front room ni for
couple; cooking and laundry privil.
coEokEb11sSs ed1 4 s.: nsSi OTIS pL. NV Ws
Lge. front rm. Furn. or unfurn., {,
or 2 men; Govt workers pre-
coEosEDEkAS6oipH tsEsssi "A; sSaS. rI. NV NV
Single room, nicely furnished; home
CoLoRED-saa an BRYANT N1i sp4si sT. NV
Lge. fr. rm.. twin beds, all privils.;
1nk 5lk n to transp, AT; 1898, la
COLORED, 1345 PERRY PLACE. NV.
One double rm.. for couple or two
.Sni girIs; home privil. Tu; 023s; %
soas s%1n5ed nTiv,Taass Tm for brl esa eF
CoLoRED. DoUBLE FRT. RIM, End
nki'i reas cal PlfivI5i BE- bsea bss2. on same g H.;
C0LORED, 1928 N. H. AVE. NV
Neatly furn. rm. with privil.; close
coLoREbeLGRGE g easibe AZ EAj DELE Sla2 RIM With
sse Hn rm Gsai for Dnss msn fS5 Ho 9qst 4se eple
COI.ORED, 435 MANOR PL. NV
Hall rm.; adults only; privils. Call
after 5 except Sun. HU. 9073. Id
COLORED-2 RMS. AND BATH; one
single rm:; nice quiet home. cook
tPsnsp tns ppivli NO. feas ssia nice location: pr
COLoRED-s LGE RMS. complete
kitchen and bath, recently deco.
rated; partly furn.; desirable couple
COLORED- ATTRACTIvELY furn
CalI rm' aGme 4E dSao prioileges' "a blk carltne
CoLoRED2ssis 18th ST. NV
Lge front rm. for 2 or 8 persons:
coIoREDmsGLE sS2d3RF ols5;i i9 FOR 'IL9afby. s na
l4th, ST.. carline; pvt. Also dble.
for 2 ladies. twin beds. TU. 5265.
coLoRED-1s14 BELMONT NV
Large back .rm;- for refined. settled
CoIoREDGs NICE FURN. RMS; /
child accepted; git. priyils. or hot
meals. RA. 41S7. 3
COLORED-FRONT RM., on carline
kit. privil. NO. 1872. 3
C0LORED-1364 KENYON ST. NV
Lge., warm room with privileges
for refined couple or 8. HO. 1905
Evening star., 1951-12-08
ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.W

CAPITOL HILL, blk. Library Congress
Large front rm., opposite House
Otilce Bldg. Ii. 3-29l3. 3
DOUBLE ROOM, next
70 bath; gentlemen preferred. l7l2
You SC: Sc, LU. 4-5952. 10
HlLLCREST-Nicely furn. dble. rm. .;
nome priVils.; conv. transp. LU.
1911 MINI. AVE. s.E.-Nice single
room next to bath. automatic hot
water. telephone. pvt family: re-
stricted district: / Block to Pa ave
shopping center; buses stop at door;
gentleman only. Phone LU. 1886.
COLoRED-LGE. UNFURN hsmt
rm.. pvt. entr.. cooking priyils. for
cple. or men: also lge furn. fr, rm.
Il LOT | or men; privils. Call AT.
COLoRED-RooM FOR CoUPLg-
Children accepted; Sl2.5O wk. III
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