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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-07

There is an old saying that tire
picture is made in the darkroom,
It's intended to prove that you
don't have to worry too much
about such things as framing and
exposure in the field The empha-
sis is placed on the print instead
Of the negative.
To be sure the print is the end
product It's what people sec of
your work; rarely. if ever, are
they likely to be interested in the
negative. But the negative has a
great deal to do with the quality
of the finished print.
Some darkroom specialists have
developed an unusual ability to
cover up field errors by lodging
and other special manipulation.
But how much easier il would
have been to make a satisfactory
negative in the first place-a ne
gative that could have been
printed with only normal handl-
ing.
Most of uS are not SO expert as
these specialists, and we Just are
not able to produce from d poor
negative a print the equal Of one
made from a good negative.
However, there are ways, at
least, of taking the curse off
poor negative, One of them is to
combine il with what is lacking
This assumes. of course, that the
negative is technically satiSfac-
tory but lacking in composition.
For instance, we may have a
good figure study but the back
ground may be drab or confusing
We can take another negative of
a more pleasing background and
combine it with the figure in the
final print
If the figure is against white
background. here's the trick:
First. print the background
negative.
Then. without disturbing the
paper, put the figure negative in
the enlarecr and expose it on the
portion of the paper where J.. will
prove pleasing.
AS a matter of practice, it may
require some test printing to get
the desired results.
If the figure is on a black back
ground-that is, the background
in the negative is clear or nearly
clcar-then the two negatives may
be combined like a sandwich and
printed at the same time
The two negatives need not be
squared off like a deck of cards
The images should be placed in
proper register SO as to give the
desired effect. The edges may
have to be trimmed off to get the
off-ccnter negatives in the en-
larger, if there is not much lee
way,
The same thing holds for clouds.
You often may have a good pic
turc--but for the fact that the
sky is dead white. Perhaps you
overexposcd by not using a yell
ow filtcr-or, perhaps, there just
we're. no clouds that day
Well, its possible to print in
clouds from another negative. It's
a good idea to build up a collection
Of such handy negatives. swapping
a few pictures of good cloud for
nations when you see them. Then
they're available when you need
them.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1951-07-07

Double printing and other types
of montage are useful not only
to improve defective pictures.
They also produce eSthetic effects
that can be obtained no other
way. Some Of them would rival
Dali.
One popular example is the face
over the city. 1t suggests the per
vading influence of the figure
The technique is not difficult
The photograph of the city is tax
en- so as to leave ample sky area
The face or figure then is double
printed in the area indicated.
Instead Of the city, we may use
almost anything else that wili
make an esthetically pleasing pic.
ture. 1t may be dry branches, Or
a church steeple or a pattern pic
ture.
AS a matter Of fact. wallpaper
patterns make excellent back
grounds. They are photographed
and then double printed with an.
other picture. The double print
ing permits manipulation 81 the
two negatives.
The effect Of double printing
also can be obtained in the cam.
era. In effect, it is--instead 81
double printing-douole taking
The planned picture must BE-
sketched out. at least mentally, on
the ground glass, Then, the pog'
tons of the picture that we wani
to register with each exposure are
before a dull, black
background which does not reg.
lster
Successive exposures on thI
same piece of film eventual,
complete the picture.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-10-19

three They Pepsadder bouts
We hate TO Rogers Honsby major leagues
He has the being a batter
AT LAST; Indianapolis Of the
three Negro ball players 10 their
Cleveland front office
cities out Of the Associations Negro players their
respective clubs
Maryland State College Anne
Nd buried Brooklyn College football
score Of % 10 two weeks
This column Of type greatly
public Negro athletes of all ages
We think there many great athletes hiding
We want TO parents 10 take pro~As
their children.
MTEBYSATHERS - BERMANS
Mthby Sathers in Minneapolis
mans 10 TO Sunday Oct IL Glen PuIens
sahsrS and Bin McMoore touchdown
apiece In Sundays game
The BermAns have two cOIed Clyde scrog
gins at left half and Charles
Larry Warrington High been converted from
end TO left half the star Of the Murray
October IL
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-10-19
WILDCATS 81 GOPHERs 7
MINNEAPOLIS PREP NOTES
WEST OVER HENRY IS 20 20

West indicates Little
George HRyaRo 1876 back
thorn in HcnryS side all night with his brilliant running
cevnE.
RIVALS TO MEET UNDER ARCS FRIDAY MITE OCT 10
North and Central traditional night
at the Parade GrOunds Although win this
one Of those games than anybody
II the Jenkins twins
backs from North have their North Judy
Bue Carmchsl and il0 pound Leroy going
they that
RANDOM NOTES
Phil Archer who has been injured
line u at tackle With Archrs return to the Hamnc varsity
total of ve sePla players the
You Minneapolis Miller probably Willie
(the Mays has
Early this when Willie charming
sra Manager Rosy Ryan constantly
calling Willie day Lincoln University jefferson city
coached by Dwight
~ to last week Leo lewis from st.
yard aunt around his right end and
Joe Ray and Louie Zachary regulars ON the
Aasour squad With Reed head Ray Zachary
and Combs the boys from Minnesota showing
state folks how football should be played.
Frank FobeS Negro boxing New York set
real record when he worked championship bouts within
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-10-19
GRIFFIN'S SPORTS

Wednesday October TO- Murray High
Trainers 20 10 but Chuck scroggns up
well enough 10 the spectators capable
holding first string bscnsd Job any high
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-10-19
2AAS Sth Ave, So.

Z apt dwelling. SI43.50 monthly
income. Full basement. Good fur
mace. Only $500, Terms. Cali
now on this one.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-10-19
Almost About
Everything
BY Percy vma

OUR WORLDS this months iaus exceptionally good
with wonderful feature NEGROES RULE
BOXING Did past sixty years there have been
tTtywo Negro champions The first hand ac-
IN CICERO Wen written bv Harvey cgsrk !,
Here time the real story Of the shame Of
Then there is II DAY DIET, called Stay slim"
started the other day and already I'm eating
EBONY Always my avortos This months issue con-
tn1 at least half dozen handles very type
LFh but In my opinion II exceeds II In all shape
Some Of the boys about saying Judge Irving
H. Brand has been little
CONS face 70 face with the mornings you
me- the Judge kind able any special
faVors TO anyone who IL close follower
judges and people around the
This really happened RnESds gymnasium
afternoon and maybe you too will ohucks manager
his He's the had In many years and
that isn't just my OpLnion-itH his"
says sch:Hsr one who rorsvs forget. and
forks
My first meeting with commlHaOnsr Leonard nndqulS,
presses me a. honest government ofncshoIdsr
Ths boom for Alderman Stan Anderson coming
from all sections Of the city
I'm never Impressed with girl athletes.
The reason I'm picking Rocky Maano Louis youth
An children sAu a year o
Rubo Bloom tells of girl ugly she stopped clock
heavyweight champion coming
this way
PLENTY o. PARAORApHs IoR rM pnlcI o. ON :.
Promoter Tony stschor who already with weekly
wrestling shows readynE boxing date
steoher feels that Minneapolis will again be boxing that
put on tho nstIo map many years
A. 10 what talent featuring
say but our EuH" Ia that hen again star the little fellows
weights and lghwslghta
Hs first boxing Thursday and my
guess Ia that Jackie Grave" will be half
The rentals IL the Auditorium but
tickets for the wrestling and boxing shows
Btschsr
George Ko..ar of tn, Unity rou.. aso Seventeenth Ave North,
wants 10 space amateur
ing show 10 Be staged at the Unity House
This most worthy but also
worth Of entertainment eight Remember
the date November
Lou VacuSi willie Pops explained from
his fighters corner the other week In his fight Sandy
dlsF.
Doctors ordsrS" said VsCuA The going up
and down the steps I'm getting old Willie I Eusns"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-10-19

GhAlls star held In check. BY accomplishing
this feat Wilson able 10 hold the Greyhounds TO
a tie. Marshall has been plagued with injuries and
without Joe Price in the backfsd 10 take the pres
sure off BlAksly II makes II tough going for Mar
shall.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-10-19


Cotton pitched touchdown
Later In tho second half Johnny
yards TO dirt Frank schns and Zachary hold
job for wolSch.
THOMAS - AMBROSE 20
In spite Of 90 yard q
Mic Combs early In the TommleS
to defeat This hs
eleven Chef odsn point
WILDCATS OOPEEERS
John nm Johnson Perrin sophomores from
all looked against
wasn't able 10 speed
and with little probably develop
Of the top backs Big Ten.
Johnson has n tough OF
the best on field
Earl VOlgs NJ TO
scrubs unless he brought
bottom dollar that the GOphe
back to the scrubs Perrns turned
at left tackle that scent year
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-10-19
g MARsHALL 0

Last week in tho wllSOn-Marshan claaA Dicl
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-10-19
1908 RlvaVslda Ave, So.


Duplex rooms and bath each
flOor-Vacant $3.50 $500 DIN.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-10-19

John Simmons and Harry rsch (rSch used be
with Tony stschs both enjoying California past
week received letters from both saying This Land
wonderful and here" Already
hasn't yet They many
The New York fun the Bny bust-up
past week which brings 10 mind this little yarn
little boy awoke at and asked his mother
Just be patient dear" she said Daddy viii be
wen a dandy"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-10-19
Ao27 and Ave. So.

Nice 8 room home. Modern
throughout. , bedrooms. Full
basement. Oil furnace. -- Good
neighborhood. $500 dn. Ask for
Mr.. Nellie, 10. 77Bl.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-10-19
1901 3Fd Ave. So.

Income property. This large spa
sious home has apis. all with
kitchen a bath and an apt. for the
owner. Full basement, gas heat,
hot water New garage. All furni-
ture included. Income $225 per
month. Terms.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-10-19

7 room home with bath. Modern
kitchen. all built in. Very good
condition. Fully insulated. Some
furniture Basement Fun price,
81. 3OO-XD5O dn.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-10-19
WEIACm Is = FoREMAN q CLARK 0

"oS" 4" - FVmSHAN - SAhAA
Led by John Cotton former Marshall and Halle
q Brown star. Welsch Tavern football team in thu
81. Paul City League smothered the Foreman a
NHfIA m In
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1951-10-19

WILLIAMS SALES co.
3o6 s. 3Td 50. MA. OFT


'W NV 49,
8 rooms all newly decorated. Full
basement with gas heat & auto
matte hot water. Kitchen Is ultra
modern with all steel sink and
built In cabinets. Walls Of kitchen
and bath are tiled. $500 81 500
An
Evening star., 1951-11-22

DUPONT CIRCLE
Income property. furnished apis. In
excellent condition, baths, 4 kitch-
ems; automatic oil heat; nicely fur
nished and equipped; high income.
Reasonably priced to sell We recon-
mend this property Call to inspect
It'll pm. MA 1920.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
REALToR sos N. CAPITOL
Evening star., 1951-11-22
lRooMs HOUSEKEEPING Cont.

DUPONT CIRCLE--I622 P ST. NV;
single rn., sink. Frigidaire, hot
plate; So week. Also sleeping rm.,
$5. MI; 1895; -23
ss; sfter; 4 ss,'pnshe''s' p.m 1hauifs Aps nss 0
2147 r ST. N.W.-studio room, re-
frtgerator, radio. TV, garage; Sl5-
ST.. EX. 0R53. ---2S
DOWNTOWN-414 9Th st. NV; lge.
1st a. With refgr. and stove; 81 /
COLORED - ROOMS AND SMALL
APIS. l5o6 Meridian pl. NV; see
JANTToR. -23
Evening star., 1951-11-22
ROOMS WITH BOARD

WENDELL TERRACE - Comfortable
cooking; liv. rm ping pong; on Mt.
Pleasant carline: "a y. 1sa 7
B.s u. historical HoME%cho,ce
rooms. graciously styled. day. week
or month; fine food. Southern host
ess; free parking. SH. 1917. SH.
9176. 171l Eastern ave. NV. -25
THE MAR LEETA, 1925 18th st,
n.w.-Single. double rms. for young
men; hover baths; excellent board.
1880 CONN. - Dble. room. also
share with Young lady: Polish
Amer. cooking; honey atmosphere.
RID. NV, 2oo1, near
Conn. ave.--Nice rm,, good meals;
young Govt. emp. co. 2493. ga
1903 NEW HAMP. AVE. N.W.--New-
ly, decorated double, twin beds:
other vacancies for boys; two good
meals; conv. Transportation. rs
1912 18th ST. N.W.-Domble rooms
and rooms to share for Young men
or young women; excellent board;
AI.ExANDRIAoTWinnr,bed i;nr bed room with
pvt, bath. overlooking Potomac Riv-
er, share with young man age %.
excel. meals. conv. transp. TIE,
as44 CONN. AVE. N.w.-1 double and
share triple Nice sunny rooms. Gail
1905 18Th 18Th ST. N.w.-clean, warm
- room, generous home-cooked meals;
S52.5 and UP. MI. 5774. -25
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co-Cp'eATIvE APTs. SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED
UNFURNIsHED-one hedrm liz

UNFURNIsHED-one bedrm., livins
nm, dining rm.. kitchen, private
bath; apt. bldg; S70-ST5 with util.
tiles. Box 249-A, Star. 22s
FREE-Landlords, applicants waiting
for your turn. or unfurn apis. OF
hn" 5 les Wash Va
Tr' - IsS VA. o00I.
~ N. BATH twin
Jrei. %, Circle, by
-. stuoent. 1ox 255-A
y. CPLE. with G. old son
e nicely furn. apt good
"a; prefer duplex: e, refs.;
maximum S6s. Ii. 4-455s -
ENGINEER. wife and n -old
baby desire unfurn l-bedroon apt.
approx. SIS. Call 10. 2-6sI @4'
FURNISHED Q or 3 bedrn apt.
Navy commander. wife and iii
dren.; Dec. to Jan. 10. JE. IS
8 sETTLED ADULTS desire OF I'd.
roolh apt. in Arlington area Tux
IL ri. ;IsHED OF q rovm ant
fully, state price. Prefer
o5a-A. Star. "5s
- J-EMPLOYED CPLE. Sishe.
a u. furn, apt; pvt. Kit, pvt
oath. Nv. section prefer d. LU
l-23SI.
Evening star., 1951-11-22
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEc

TAKoMA PARK, MD. No. 10 North
per mo-. incl. all util. In residential
section, only | blk. to all shopping
MfScHEsfER kfs aSA PRSPERTiEs. rsSPf Ill fNel fSsa
EIGHT ROOMS partly furn.; utili-
ties furn.; on transp,; newly dec
grated: NV; $3.50. Bex l70-A.
MCLEAN. VA, FL oakridee ave. E
entrance, bedrms., liV rm. yl>
blinds. gas stove. hot-water heat
H.,nf.x tuTni; Largo 1ssn garden; rent ss6 oR mo
ARLiNGToNv1-b -bedrm. apt. pvt. en-.
s'Psf @sn' sss1rses srs oss saas sss
Dec; ! TIE; 470s after 6, @2'
bath; S9l 80. B, F. SAUL CO, 925
es1s 5Ssh * 4 ST. eiw NEss "a. sl9S 4oom, kitchen
:. saul CO, - s25 % 18th t.'G St. nv, "
1917 81; MINNESOTA AVE. s.E.-rwo
rooms, kitchen. dining alcoye and
bath; $3.50. See ianitor on prem
isss' 3 F SAUL SAUL CO. s26 18th st.
18th AND t SITS. SEE Two bed =
Immediate OCCUPANCY. See ianitor
on premises. B. P. SAUL CO., 925
1Sth s s. nv; NA 21Qo;
sssh' Box sos,5' s2o2o star' GSnsFes' lights, 2 3 C.
IIS MASS. AVE. NV. 2 rms. kit.
and bath. S4s.4s per mo-; adults
only: immed; occupancy. See jani-
o. ior on premises. -22
MR.. sTANRRoUGH on premises or
49, 49, ssh tn ST T. NV. ? rms, kit. and
nt bath ,SSS s69 mo. Adults only Call
bath, $3.50 mo incl. . Utilities. i
sfS fSu!,f sih 0eiy 81. SM es NE Fms S4en sii and
occup; Call NE. 5402.
batb 10th ap, SJ decS. sE Dse.mbsi rms: kit IAN snd
Adults only. S54,25 mo. with al
Call NE. 5402 for details.
ONE ROOM. dinette, kitchen and
bath. 1895 Spring I'd. NV; S42
1Wo-snnRM. Ts, snHIl9F' sPr.@A7a.lable n o.a7 in
established southeast garden-type
dsVelopment: $50 mo. utils. incl
l-yr. leases no pets. Give full de-
tails concerning occupation. salary
and family size. P.O. box 1852.
AnacoStia. pa
LUXURY APARTMENT on Q floors in
old section OF Alexandria, featuring
pre- ppres1colonial interior 2 bedrooms.
large yard and place 10 park; EN-
trance through alley; 5000 mo.
w. .n21 after : pm. 2s'
BEAUTIFUL TAKOMA PARK-Eight
frs, fioor' 'Ieu' large Screened Green de'DeS porch
wooded residential district; on bus
line; utilities paid; available now
Gall evenings and week ends; Sl40.
s.RM. 1Pv PvT. APT, screened porch,
LTy. RM.. 6edlm.. kit. and bath;
Missouri ave. NV. cony, 10 18th
and Ga. ave, tranSp.: recent const.;
BsSsEMEN4 ssa EXT aff Rsf / All RA atli9ies s9ss in
3 RMS. kit. and bath. s7o.77 mo. !;
1903 G ST. NE.-Liv. rm, kit-din,
tils bath: s5l;36 No children or
S549 or AL. 1854.
IS5i P ST. N.W,-one room. kitchen
and bath. including all utilities;
saqlis shhhARp G1ly ieis rens Eve $50 8 NV VIM 4
NON DISCRIMINATION
Holly House Apartments. Inc.
1928 T st. nw.-New elevator apt.
house. Studio apis. from $40 so:
l-bedrm.. Sll550; utilities Incl.
Agent on premises. Al daily -" :
Evening star., 1951-11-22
ROOMS FURNlsHEp-N.w.

SLAUGHTERS. coo7 o ST.. mr.. Dupont
Cir.--Perm. and trans. rms; 24-hr.
hotel serv.: excel. transp. NO. 1850.
HEART OF THE CITY. s1s 1sth NV,
IAil new fyrnitYre. tyre. young men; IS
RIGHT poWNToWN. / block from
men. 1925 G st. NV. Elk. $500,
HALF BLOCK. Blair House, ia i7tb
tripes 81 new Tk fuFs5tuTs; sT saSS ssle SSles
2O24 l6th N.W.-single and double
rooms for young men: clean as a
1924 Isth sT. N.W.@Farminston.
nr. Dupont Circle; maid service: "a
m oc eon1 aeaos ssrvise; sss Ssons In
NEW HAMPsHIssE Il aousI- Newly
decorated rms; daily maid service:
switchboard service; 17l2 New Hamp-
ss15 sshis' eofoRxDoS eof x Soi ayTMA,t yiseei front
sass sasa; shower. PHI ldTy. priv: IA:
1917 HARVARD sT.-sgle attractive
studio rm. for young lady. Must
see to appreciate. Laund. priyil.
ALLEN LEE HOTEL, at.rac. seIe. and
showers; 24-hr. switchboard service.
17is EYE ST. T:eSi N.W.MseEiy wnons VIZ Ta iaTa.
dble.-tyin beds; maid, showers; near
CIV; $50 month. Call Ia. 3090.
1908 N. H. AVE. NV, near DUPONT
Circle-Redecorated single room near
1871 18th ST. N.w.-clean room,
double. double bed; running water. maid
s$s ssrv,fs SfFFERsoNS Sle SS sT H. Sste:
sfIssss seSsls ssme sS,e fsss sa. 4sps or as gen
1918 CALVERT ST. NV, Apt. 90
bath; l or 2 persons. co. COOS;
1884 QUE ST. NV, 1.-THE Kennert"
m6Ybnusaslly 6.tb Ssd :, mics nice single rm. mr..
WARM DOUBLE AND SINGLE room
next bath; maid service: near Shore
ham Hotel; men only. NO. e542
E. CLIFTON TERRACE-Lge. Studio
rm.; every convenience, lovely view;
empl. lady. Come see. AID. 1922.
4e7 NICHOLSON sT.-single con-
Meeting room for man, next bath:
ssss s5sss0nsels easFiEnD 1fnt cE sr 19sS Sw s
Wardman-Girl to share twin bed
rm.. kit. privls., S25. AID. 6l25.
FRONT BEDRM.. quiet Govt. sirl;
1mmasnlste home, s35 month. Cali
GENTLEMAN. single room, refined
pvt. home: ideal for Army or Naval
9nSo omsef. Convenient transn. Wo.
WILSON HOUSE. 1922 18th 81
exc sSeel, doda rms; $50. $50, and $50.
DGfoNT III sTF0, CIRCLE, 1922 p st; Nss sci.
rm., adj. bath. So week; also Ink.
,m;, x..t sins; Mi lFaraiggidaire' aag range ss
MT. PLEAsANTwLarg. front rm. for
3: s:raiso also dele next to bath, Daily maid
DU. 93o6 after 8 pm. wkdays.. ali
day Saturday and Sunday. -22
1873 EYE ST.-Two sale. rms; refs.
or cali CLARKE. Me. 5062. 81
Ill G ST. N.W.-Choice of is fur
nished shed rooms; newly decorated. 10.
LARGE FRONT DOUBLE, s4s for
2; twin beds, huge closet, near
transp. ls45 Lamont st. DU. ss44.
1s41 COLUMBIA RD.-ssl.. rm..
newly dec. nsxt 70 bath. for a quiet
sfEE:ps EEL: 80 ~ Ski c01t D1i sol2 on2ow ,,s 52s e..
slsasss sissso 'Rsl Rx osSs stRsls si2So d9sple
1 $50 GERARD ST. NV. Wen
ss ssated; Ee fEt. fEont. single room. only
LoNGcoPE GUEST HOUSE
Conn. ave. and Kalorama rd. NV:
sgle; and dble. rms; maid service.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

VACUUM CLEANER. Singer trade in
model available; reasonable. SIN
ave. NV. EN-. 4944. go
VACUUM CLEANERS
Special sale. over 100. all makes;
sacrifice at S9.95: worth S20-S30;
FoPs SseuuM fg srosEs ssiSss Il yoss sSS
with wringer. Call XII. s-b2l7.o
WASHER, whirlpool, automatic, dc
luxe brand-new; will sacrifice for
cash; also new de luxe refgr. GE
WATER HEATERS. SIS up; suar
John G. Webster USED APPLIANCE
sGEGTR TEGTRR sfWgs lSSg lst sSiN 81 ss ST. 61oo
saance s0nsSe sae may sNdEs e Rsf'hssss sE%d sS5
CENTER. shirlington Shopping Cen:
SINGER SEWING MACHINES. special
sale Of trade-in machines: all re-
conditioned con- sIMdrp and EpassnsssS sNW. slSs5
TER, S4I1 Ga. ave. Silver Spring,
MODERN artificial electric fireplace;
suitable for recreation room; COM
plete with logs and irons: ward
robe chest, knee hole desk Governor
Winthrop desk. buffet and china
closet: at very reasonable prices
Call AT. 400 Ext 303 after
O'Clock or see at 20s Mass. ave. ne.
NEW ANSCO REFLEX. 2hx2A. case,
sunshade, med. yellow filter. Weston
master meter and case; price, S195.
rs, 1858. $50 to 7:30 pm. 23'.
KELvINAT0R. S-cu.-ft, in excel
cond Call OF S4SN -22
Evening star., 1951-11-22
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

4416 18th ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished
lge. light housekeeping room. Refgr.
and hotplate. For employed couple
500 {. CAPiToI ST.@Two rms;
S49.50 and S47.50 mo-: pvt. rfgr.,
stove. sink; conv. transportation.
91s MD. AVE. N.E.-Furn. Ink
rms; ! with refer. INQUIRE apt, 8
|1SSo r sT. N.w-'The Churchill
efhciency apt. .bed-liv. rm:, Kitchen.
hne1f; $3.50 vk. NO. 9s6s. -2s
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

ALExANDRIA-Lge. rm., dbl. bed;
sGnv; s2I skaa tS Pentason; men preferred.
ARLINGToN-Lse. rm., conv. loca.
Pentagon, bus and D. c. CHI. 6456;
after 8 pm. CHI. 1857. -22
CHEVY CHASE-Lovely rm. in beau
tiful home for young person; kit,
rec. rms; tennis courts. OIL. 6603.
1917 N. EDGEwooD-Lovely room
continuous hot water: uniim. pfl.
near near busline. IA. s-5318 or Me
ALEXANDRIA - Nicely-furn. front
corner rm.; nr. bus and restaurant;
very reas. Cali oV. 24ss. N27
BETHESDA - Comfortably furnished
room in pvt. gentle home; gentle.
800 CALVERT AVE, ALEX.-Nics
clean, quiet, sleeping room. Nc
drinking; Ov 1886. -22..
near bath; new house; man only
vi cory; ryr. sransg, nIn, Can "a; 2-si31;
modern home; pvt. phone; neal
Pentagon, on husline. JA. 4-0560,
TWO RMS. furnished. with R kitchen
WEST Wesley aYATTsviIIRe. pI1ssS HHIe M6Sfurn Nh efSr
master bedrn., walk-in closet; kit
pIiyils.; child accepted; $50. AP
HYATTsvrLLE. MD.-Lge. front rm
with twin beds; next to bath: fol
] or 2; brkfst.. If desired. WA
Evening star., 1951-11-22
ROOMS AND APTs. TO SHARE

COLLEGE GRADUATE or similar
background, about 80, to share COM
Portable Catholic apt. with librarian,
New Englander; nearby Va, Is min
utes downtown. TIE. 615S after pm
GIRL WANTED. one; northeast sec
ton. Call Nov. oath or after z pm.
Nov. 25th, NO. 437s. 80
APT;-l bedrm., kit. privileges; with
widow in Silver Spring; near shop.
ping center. -SH. S3l6. -22
1898 F ST. NV, Apt. i1-Com-
mander's student daughter will
share Ice. downtown. 3rd-n.. walk
UP, apt. with . WAVES. WACS OF
college girls; $50 each. incl. all
GENTLEMAN. $3.50, to share 3.
room furn. apt. in NV. section
Call any time. HO. Sal. --25
WILL SHARE lge. apt, Harvard St,
with girls, student or employed
S34 ca. Exchange ref. Box 40l z
WIS. AVE. NV. e,eo, nr. Mass
Newsman, 81 seeks congenial char
TO share exceptional apt. overlook
nss 1ns entire et1n city. Cost you s75 mo
CoLoRED GIRL TO SHARE newly
dec. apt: all privil: conv. to bus.
Ii. 1-2567 after $50 pm. 25s