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, 1951-05-26
Mems of Attracting
Cupitdl Into Curib.
To be Studied

Particular at
tention will be paid to studies
OF the inducement offered by
Caribbean governments to en-
courage the investment of To-
cal and outside capital in new
industrial projects when the
Industrial Development Con-
ference to be sponsored by the
Caribbean Commission meets
next year.
This decision was included
by the Commission recently in
their endorsement of r1!om-
mendationS made by the
Fourth Session of the West
Indian Conference aimed to
mobilize capital for invest
ment in the area.
The WI. Conference had
urged an investigation into the
need existing for capital for
development and of the avail
ability of such capital. The
Conference had further ex-
pressed the opinion that the
Caribbean Commission should
seek the assistance Of techni-
cal experts of the United Ma
tons and it's specialized agen-
cles for such investigatory pur
poses, and the Commission fol-
lowed up these suggestions by
instructing the preparatory
meeting for the Industrial De-
velopment Conference to take
them into consideration in pre-
pairing the Conference agenda.
, 1951-05-26

school. We should like very
much to have reports from the
Secretary-G General from time
to time indicating the progress
which is made by the students
upon completion of their
training"
The fields Of training in
which students from the Carib
bean will enroll, offered by
the Metropolitan School, in
clude cabinet making, electri-
city, radio, auto mechanics,
machine shop, printing, air
conditioning, refrigeration,
baking and drafting. The
grant approved recently will
permit 80 students to take a
one year training course. The
fact that last fall AZ applica-
tions had been received by the
General of the Ca
ribbean Commission was cited
as evidence of interest among
islanders.
DR.. Bennett considers the Com
mission particularly fitted to CO.
operate in the Point Four project,
since its function, as stated when
it was founded, are Ito assist in
coordinating local projects which
have regional significance and to
provide technical guidance from
a wide field not otherwise avail
able"
"This," DR.. Bennett said, might
well be a statement of Point Four
detectives even though it was
made two years before President
Truman announced the bold, new
program which later became
known as Point Four"
The predecessor of the Carib-
bean Commission was established
in 1912 in the important strategic
area near the Panama Canal. ut
was known as the Anglo-Ameri-
, 1951-05-26

the British, French and Dutch
territories in the Caribbean
area.
The project, DR.. Bennett
said, grew out of the interest
of the Caribbean Commission
in creating a nucleus of train
ed artisans needed for the de-
v%elopment of the islands.
In a letter to Ward M. Cana
day, Chairman Of the United
States Section, Of the Carib-
bean Commission announcing
the approval of the grant, DR..
Bennett expressed the hope
that the Commission will spon
sor the project. He said: "This
project has been developed
largely as a result of the in
terest shown by the Caribbean
Commission and it's members.
In order to insure that the
training is given to those indi-
viduals who will be able to
make the greatest contribu-
ton to the economic develop
ment of the islands, it is our
hope that the Commission will
sponsor this programme and
assist in carrying it out.
specifically, we should like
to have the Secretary-Gener
of the Commission, working
with the school in Puerto Rico,
take steps to see that the avail
ability of this training is made
known to officials and peoples
of the territories. We should
like to have the Secretary
General receives. the applica-
tons, determine which ones
should be included within the
number authorized in this pro
ject and certify them to the
, 1951-05-26

can Caribbean Commission In
1948, France and the Netherlands
became members and the name
was changed to Caribbean Com
mission" 1t acts in a consultative
and advisory capacity on social
and economic matters to the four
metropolitan nations and the fiji
teen territories of the Caribbean
area. It's work affects the lives Of
the areas six million people by
promoting better agricultural,
health, educational and industrial
practices.
Each of the four nations ap-
points four members to the Com
mission. The American members,
named by President Truman, are
Ward M. Canaday, Co-Chairman
of the Commission and Chairman
of the American Section, Rafael
Pico, Chairman of the Planning
Board of Puerto Rico, Jesus 7.
Pinero, the last appointed Cover
nor of Puerto Rico, and DR.. Alon-
20 G.. Moron, President of Hamp-
ton Institute. The Secretary-Gen
eral is Lawrence w. Cramer, for
mer Governor of the Virgin Is
lands, U. S. A.
The Caribbean is not one of the
fertile areas of the world. Its soil
has been depleted through cen
turtles of generalization. Many
areas are badly eroded. Water ia
bles have been dangerously low
cred, and the Caribbean Sea is
not teeming with fish as has been
believed. Nevertheless, Agricul-
ture remains the mainstay of the
Caribbean economy with sugar
cane and its products being the
most important. There are some
natural resources; including baux-
tie in Jamaica and the Guianas
some Gold and commercial dia-
monds in the Guianas and oil and
asphalt in Trinidad.
Not until the Four Nation Ca
ribbean Commission began to func
ton was there any attempt to con
slider the problems of the Carib-
mean on a regional basis. Its pur
pose is to raise the economic and
social levels of the peoples by pro
noting scientific, chronological
and economic development and
provide technical guidance in
many fields;
The fifteen territories of the
Caribbean area are: Bahamas, Bar
bados, British Guiana, British
Honduras, Leeward Islands, Trini-
dad and Tobago, Windward Is
lands, French Guiana, Qua
deloupe, Martinique, Surinam,
Curacao, Aruba and Bonaire, the
, 1951-05-26
POINT FOUR GRANT FOR VOCATIONAL
TRAINING FOR CITIZENS OF THE
CARIBBEAN AREA

Technical Cooperation Administrator
Henry :. Bennett recently announced a grant of $38,25O of
Point -Four funds to the Metropolitan Vocational School, of
San Juan, Puerto Rico, for vocational training of citizens Of
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your old gold. platinum.
discarded iewelry. We pay
A, KAHN. INC, IS years
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

PRIVATE ENTRANCE-Lge. rm., hot
$50 ssie., $50 dbie. 2o14 r NV:
1000 N. H. AVE. NV. mr.. wash.
bldgs.. bedrm., lge. kit, semipvt.
b.; $50 mo-; adults only. ST. 3347.
BEDRM.. liv. rm.. kitchenette and
bath with hail. apt. bldg; ,$s5 and
S67 so; permanent married couples
WALK. DIST. Govt. bidgs.; large rm.,
dble. rm.' run. water; also sgle. rm.
1912 21st. NV ME. 5473. -12
Ii. RIM, BEDRM., dinette. kit. and
bath apt; Sc. section. 10. 2-311S.
ONE Ice. RIM, kit. and bath; newly
suitable for employed couple. Ii.
Vi Mxvr 4 Ms.s or u nousfsi 81 turn r
asTos Pc rs saes hs st. Msyow sA H SsS5
incl. 57o2 4th st. NV. RIA. 1894.
PRIVATE ENTRANcE-cozy lin,
next shower: utens. linens; $40,
sgle.; $45, dble. 1924 Belmont st.
1880 X ST. N.w.-One room. dressing
closet. kitchenette and bath: S72 so
per month. FLOYD z DAVIS CO,
1929 K st. NV. MA. 0352. -13
1854 QUE ST. N.W.-"The Ken
merit" LIST floor sunny efficiency,
new stove and Frigidaire: reas
-l2
ATTRACTIvELY FURN. liv. rm.. bed
rm., din. rm., kit. and bath in mod.
apt. bldg. Ut5ls. incl; s125 per
LIVING RIM, bedroom. kitchenette
and bath apt: excellent location:
STUDIO RIM. with new kit; share
bath; $50 monthly. 2413 18th st.
NEAR SEARS 4 RoEBUcK-suitable
for people; all utilities included;
$50. HU. 6O16. liz
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FLUORESCENT LIGHTS
36-in. commercial. $3.50 each. ACE
WRECKING CO, 1902 MINI. aye.

FRAME BUILDING, l5x28 It. nm
ished in knotty pine; 2 rms. "a bath
and clothes closet; will move build
ing to your location II within 20
mi from where building now stands;
beach home; price $1,000. Call
WO. 1895. IA
FUR COAT. beautiful Hudson seal.
$3.50; silver fox jacket, $50; both
excel. cond.: size II. IA. 334S.
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RMS. FURN.-MD. g. VA.

ARL.-Dbl.. End nr.. comb. liv. bed
rm.; unlirn. phone; pvt. home; laun-
dry prtvils.; l So. two bus lines. 15
min. Wash. viii furn. transp. to
Navy Annex and Pentagon. GIL. $3.50.
NO. ARL.-Bright room for woman
OF Christian character or may share
apt: ia. S-1563 or FA. 214S. -16
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE "a block
VIZ. WI. 1855. OR. s3s3. ID
HOTEL RMS.-Sgl., $40; dbl, SIS
per week; 1st-class restaurant; THE
CASTLE INN, at Forest Glen, in
Silver Spring; cow. to everything.
UNUsUAI DOUBLE RM. for / Or Q
in new home; semipvt. bath, some
privils. II desired; 1 block from
washington busline. 200 N. Po-
tomac St, Arl.. Va. IA. 009O.
ARL.. Lyon Park blk. from bus
stop; kit, hv. rm., Laundry privii.
call after 5 pm. CHI. 1892. -13
ATTRACTIVE. lge., nicely furn., g.
nm. knotty pine bsmt.. utils. furn.,
new home, pvt. entr.; l blk. on
Glebe, between Lee hwy. and Wash
ington blvd: refined working cple.
or e girls; prefer no drinking or
LA sRsaant Eno Sh zoo RooM next TO bath:
close to restaurants and buses.
614 v. Columbus st.. AL. 1884.
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ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

2I47 r ST. NV or 8 persons,
=. Ia sisrS Of Tv; Elk. 0sS3. Ii
pont section; refgr., gas stove; excel.
transp. Call after pm, HU. S765.
44Is 18th ST. N.W.-Lge. Ink. rm.,
refgr. and hotplate; couple or 2
girls; small baby accepted. RA.
18th ST, ses2-Lxe. dble. rm.: child
accepted; day care for child: kit,
laundry and phone privils. tn.
LfGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS S for
employed couples only with children
under school age. Landlady cares
for children. Call ST. 1862 Ia
WASHINGTON CIRCLE, Ink. room
with Frigidaire; also sleeping rm.
Child accepted. DU. 1902. Ia
BSMT.,. eompl. furn.: hot plate: only
So wk.: quiet. attr. surround" -;
young lady. 1865 Harvard NV. l2i
2 RMS; hot plate. refgr.: quiet neigh
borhood; good transp.; working cple
Pref; 1850 Monroe st. NV" GO.
COLoRED-FURN. Ink. RMS, an
sections Of city; $3.50 wk. UP. 20
coIoRED-2 NICELY FURNISHED
ROOMS, with stove and REFRIGERATOR;
adults or couple. GE. 1910. --17
COLORED-FURNIS RIM, SO
wk.- 1853 Monroe St NV. Use OF
kitchen. Call Ia. 1868. -l3
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171b HARVARD ST. N.w.-studio
rm.. pvt. bath and entrance; cow
transp.; $50 mo-; gentleman. co.
1910 KENNEDY ST. NV d6le
rm. and iaun. privileges. TU. a1bs.
ATTRACTIVE RooM-airl; semi
pvt: bath; unlim. phone; COW.
1 sFap' isth o sr f NM-cheertui sleep
ing ing and Ink IN roe aass $40 and s4e
CHEVY CHASE. b. C.-35i3 Ritten-
house st. NV. Room with private
a or xen m 1sned or ho eo1e
Clifton Ani TERk kM $50 large
room; grand view porch; every con-
p ysPieSss; c SR9; Ap 7s see2 2,sv.
I Ezef ss b.ts stu s4o Tm run. water
1T4O p ST.. NV. 1.-The churcbillS-
clean single rooms; maid service; 81
N Eee wH AR M1 y Fs. as1a cathedral as
esntlemsn. F e. E Paffh' pvt hpBe
FURNISHED ROOM for young man.
E near r buses gr a sa7s stores. 1928 9Th
wilson vii aS HOUSE 90 1922 18th St
49, B s S $751; s sss S S'sR H ss5
NEW KVi HAM aAHPsH1RE HOUSE. l7la New
Hampshire ave. n.w.----Newly deco
rated rooms: daily maid service and
wk.; dble. $3.50 ca. wk. Cont. sep
Mt. Pleasant carilne AD. 1880
4536 .MACOMB ST.-For gentleman
desiring quiet well-ordered Chris
tan home home; .. Lge ;,. b'sd-sitting rm.
connecting bath and shower; over
sss mo- 0E EM ss $685. sar opona
VICINITY 18th and Emerson; large
single rm.. share adj. bath with /
Gsf SSi EHi VIZ AREA lse. alta attisc-
tive front rm... pvt. home. Suitable
for or girls. OR. 0ss7 or EN-
GLOVER PARK-sgle.. clean, conf,
inner spr; mattress; semi-pvt. bath.
1875 2; EMERSON EMERSON ST. N.w.-N MIC
privil. II desired; unlim. phone; near
transp. and shopping: S12 wk. or
$40 mo- jewish nome. RA. 5o5l.
GEORGETOWN. 1927 N st. NV
Large room, nicely furn., twin beds;
cow. transp.; Immediately: ---17
single room for man only, in Ebbitt
Hotel Annex. Apply manager,
EBBITT HOTEL. 10th and H NV.
1920 RHODE rsLAND-Beaut. furn.
room, twin beds, next bath with
shower; maid service. DU. 9623.
17aO 10th ST. N.W.-1n former En-
bassy. lovely Sel. nm. HOLLYWOOD
rm. to share; unusual place for
young ladies'; Noi 3422. ,e.. -13
Lee.. attrac. front rm. for 1 or 2,
in lovely. quiet home; twin beds,
lge closets, unlimited phone. semi
pvt bath. plenty of heat and hot
water; nr. car and bus. co. T0le.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Bsmt. rm. with
shower bath, and util. rn., for man
only. 1912 10th st. NV. DE. e7O6.
IL
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SEWING MACHINES - Treadle,
$3.50; rotary portable, Sic. 80;
SINGERS. console. $69.50; desk.
S S99 % ;. Rentals; Repair SPECIALISTS;
SINK CABINETS. direct factory ship
ments; 66-in. .dble. bowl. complete
with custom steel cabinet and fit
tings. $144, reg. $241; other sizes
40%o off; wall and base cabinets,
fermiea or STAINLESS steeis tops 4o%
toned. suaran tee $3.50 u tfsrrei
TYPEWRITER CO.. s13 14th st
Storm DOOR and screen compina-
ton; vanished: 3x7 it.; never used;
TABLES damp (2). walnut; 3 green
hand-painted lamps; 2 lounge
chairs; l mahog. tier table; etc;
8S9 Quincy st. NV. Apt. 30S, IA.
TELEyIsIoN-New, in factory sealed
MOUNT e. sitS Georsia ave. NV.
HudSOn 1900 1900. ), The original cash
TELEvIsION and radio tubes; 1Bs.
1 Xxx su ai,I 5W4 ap 5Ys. s sAG5 sAL5
ssees sS., SsA ebs essssa a e ssNa es sSs
SssA7o 1 1ssk7 1ase isA asz5l S SoEs
etc. All above at established list
prices. ABC SUPPLY CO., 14l4
Observation-Disclosures UP 10 25%
on brand-new television sets and
radios. AL fully guaranteed. cash
or terms UP to 1 3 mos. BETHESDA
TELEVISION. 1855 GEORGETOWN I'd,
TELEvISION SETS up to 40% OF;
2-year service on all models. Last
years models slashed. Many floor
samples and demonstrators. Free
home demonstration. Easy terms.
PL1ANCE CO. 1911 Nichols ave.
Sc. LII. $4,000.
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PIANOS. highest cash prices paid
for used spinsts; consoles and
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CAMERAS

Highest cash prices paid for Leica,
Contax. Rollefex, and good camera
or movie outfits: premier. 933 Pa.
COMMODE. chair type. wanted. RA.
DIAMOND JEWELLERY OF any descrip.
ton. old gold and silver. Cash paid
ERNEST BURK. GA 18th st. NV
FURNITURE. complete household and
single pieces bought. AID. 1879:
FURNITURE---All kinds of furniture,
sewing machines, pianos. beds. mat
tresses and anything you have. Call
NO. .6040. Prompt service -16
FUnNITURE-WiE buy entire con.
bric-a-b rac Buying and selling foi
bb years. HOPWOODS. Sth and Z
sts. NV. Me. b2S7.
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WASHERS, $40 DOWN
Only S. mo-; rental plan. DOwD's
HEC. CO., AIS Conn, OR. 1900.

WASHING MACHINE, LaunderaIi,
fully automatic. perfect eond.; owner
leaving country; S65. Rockville
1905. Ia
WASHING MACHINE, Blackstone,
$50; maple dinette table and chairs,
1926. 10. 2-2S43 after 6. Ia
MACHINE, Apex spiral
dasher, excel. cond.; Just IL mos.
old; cost $3.50; sac. $50. AP. 82S7
MACHINES, m to Id ldr
disc. on all floor models: last years
models slashed. Easy terms. Open
ewes: till 9. ROYAL APPLIANCE CO.,
WATER HEATERs. used, l from siS:
guar. JOHN G. WEBSTESR CO.,
Used Appliance Center. 1909 LIST st..
Sc, ST. 600.
Picks. 81; shoveis.- 81; axes. $1.50:
tarps. motors. hammers, 10000
other bargains At Washington's
only surplus tool warehouse. GICH-
SER, 26l3 M st NV Elk 3k2T
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ROOMS FURklsHEp-N.s.

NICELY FURNISHED front bedrm.
for gentleman; cow. to tranSp. Call
Sun. or wkdays. after 6, TW. 0677.
40 nth ST. NE, Apt. Al or 2
persons: very large room. clean;
conv. to carline. TR. 642S. Ia
PENN ST. NE, 1881 sleeping
rm;; man preferred; SIS wk. AT.
1897. Ia
BRENTWOOD-Double rm., privil. of
liv. rm.. DIN. rm. and kit; home at
mosphere; reas. CO. 2217. 13s
2910 25th ST. N.E.-Lge. front liv.-
bedrm., newly decorated, nicely furn.
Walk-tn closet. Kit. privils. Phone.
Nice neighborhood. Lady only. $35.
HO. 3404. Ia
25I2 4th ST. N.E.-Large front room,
for lady. Board optional. HO. 4166.
liz
CoLoRED-11ss MORSE ST. NE
Lse.. front double rm.. nicely furn.;
empl: persons. Ii. 7-0574. -16
COLORED-314 E. CAPITOL ST.-2
rms. for rent with priVils.; men or
women. Ii. 7-9057. Ia
COL0RED-BROOKLAND -S1s,5O0.
1887 Lawrence st. 10 rms, baths;
AMOS w.. McDEVITT, 1913 18th
st. NV, RA. 1922. -13
COLoRED-l135 MORSE ST. Ne
Convenient transportation. Call
after 4 pm, Ii. 4-7904. -13
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FURNITURE

Governor Winthrop desk. cherry
bookcase, maple and mahogany
chests, studio couches, cherry desks.
Items above seen at 1913 You st.
NV. DE. 1900.
Duncan Phyfe sofa; blond bedrm.
suite. See at $50 10th st. sc. Ii.
7-7SsO.
Lined oak Junior dining rm. suite.
Hida-Bed. See at 1904 M st. NV.
NO. 1904.
Maple bedroom suite. maple table and
4 chairs. See at 1920 Bladensburg
I'd. ne. LA. 6-1231.
Mexican table and 4 chairs, corner
cabinet, mahogany. dining room
suite. See at 1901 Wilson blvd,
Arlington, Va. IA. 2-1116.
Smiths Transfer 81 Storage
Don't make a move without calling
Smiths" lis
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ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

EMPL. LADY desires refined young
woman share lge. eff; new, air
cond.; close in; laundry. MI. 7454.
GENTLEMAN to share room in pvt.
home; Is min. to F st. by bus. 490e
Kansas ave. nv, GE. oI21. liz
share her glover Park NV; apt with
BACHELOR wishes to share partially
with gentleman. 3G-4o. who viii
cooperate temporarily in purchasing
NEW APT. BLDG. 49, Professional
ligent successful woman to share
c sfif1sSsH; IN se3 s2ss to .6sr.
with smother; Convenient NV. apt,
television; S45. Box lbs, Star. l3s
2 GIRLS to share furn.. apt. with
l other; everything furnished. JU.
GENTLEMAN. desires another, rs to
As. to share nice 2-bedrm. apt. in
Anacostia. LU. 1850 after $50.
GENTLEMAN. $3.50, to share apt. in
nearby Va. OV. 0571 after s pm.
EMPLOYED WOMAN to share furn.
NV: apt. with another woman; car
e Il d0c 500 $50 College ia .d Sse6 to ,b.r.
or would like to be contacted by
such person with own apt. to share,
regardless Of loo. LU. 4-3S57.
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PAPERHANGING AND PAINTING
Work done by LIST class white me-
Va. MR.. REAdS. 10. 2-4342. 30
fLASTERING a specially; large and
small jobs, new or old work; white
mechanic; work guar. MI. 0710.
1LASTERING and remodeling: all
work guaranteed. Call after pm,
LU. 4-3O65. -i2
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

1909 41st ST. Brentwood-Liv. rm.,
bedrm.. fully equip. kit: $50 .
mo-; incl. utils. WA. 3762. LA
COL FLOWER AVE. Takoma Park.
g gSs 1 dining s., kitchen SP "a s.s;
8 RMS. KITCHEN. PVT. BATH
Adults only. CHI. 1916. $500 block
Lee highway Arlington. -
s ssop met Ctr ? sSat ss s. sss >. %r sh fe IT,
2 RMS, kitchen and bath. utilities
pd. by tenant; $50 mo-: cow. ne.
c losati9n; At; lsos s.oo wis. A..
.ns hsdr sDts ant, starting atsI,, st Ss2
mo Open for Inspection. WAvERLY
TAYLOR. INC. 1923 Conn. ave. NV
ARLiNGroN-Large, bright rooms,
cross ventilation; 1 bedrm., Ss5;
bedrms.. $3.50; excel, transp. and
taagoSn; avail. soon; adults. ,oW
L oISo' CALVERT APIS. 4s17 RoWal,
dr.. College Park. Md.-Roomy j
and 2 bedrm. apis: with plenty o.
SGe' to neaT V Wssb OF . Ma
e itaa'D PARK R sDse N.w.-Lars wi apt
with I'VE rooms and bath, SAL As per
H Mo9D f DaHfs co in sss y
8 n'R RMS ma KITCHEN HSsai PVT. BATH
n iineton. 0ni cH Sis. Lee highway AT
MEURILEE APTs.-Spacious 1 and q
bedrm., apis, close TO transp., elem:
and high school. shop; center and
f blocks ' beSop I'd Biad aH' H ii
$3.50 ses0 Eth syn ST. N E'kh M sn fit. semi
c pTs bath sN6 sdalts e. 4SSs stoIe
apt, Tor adults: SIS monthly. MISS
WILSON, ME. O24O. -13
TAKOMA PARK, Md brand-new
1-bedrm. apis; lse; closets, storage;
e eEist a aHi ex sH a sssi $500 5
sSSf p' 18th sts ST. NV rooms. ,kiteh-
en- and bath 1st-hoor apartment;
all utils. furn.; open for your IN
spection; sos per month. ]: GER
AID JUSTINE. 412 9th st. NV.
TWO va BEDROOMS, living room, din
mo: utilities included; on busIine in
one-fare zone. See janitor. 1910
Mimi. ave. Sc. HERBERT HAIR
vEY, INC. 912 18th st. NV, RE.
SILVER SPRING AREA several
vacancies for March /. Beautiful
de luxe apt; parquet floors, Vene-
tian blinds; utils. paid. 2-bedrm.
apis; SOL .50-S94.5 mo. 1-bedrm.
apis; Ss1 5O-SS5.50 mo. To In
spect. call MANAGER, 81. 1865. -15
Goth AND CALVERT SITS. N.W.-2nd
floor. rooms, kit. and bath, utils.
incl; 8 adults. 500 per mo. RE.
1-BEDRM. modern apt, Takoma Park;
good transp., f1ne neighborhood,
close e F F6"S ave, shopping CEN
FURN. iF DESIRED-Two bedrms..
liv rm., din rm.. kitchen, bath: pvt
home; Takoma Park. 81. 5000
NEAR LIST AND HAWAII AVE. Ne
Spacious 1-bedrm. apt. in apt. bldg,
avail. Feb. is. Call ia. 4312. La
BEAUTIFUL two-room unfinished
apt. Apply 1888 Conn. ave. Ia
WINCHESTER APIS, Takoma Park,
Md and 2 bedrms. with liv.
rm.. dinette. kitchen and bath;
and shopping. SH. 9152, 81. 623S.
LIV. RIM, BEDRM.. kit, bath. 1101
Park pl ne; sos mo.
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TIRES TIRES TIRES
RECAP YOUR TIRES
8-HOUR SERVICE
600-16. 81: 650-l6. s.
o10-16, 81; T60-15, SO
SAFETY TIRE CO.
1927 33rd st. NV. Below N

TRANSITS-Late-m model Gurlsys. like
new: minute: case, tripod and &C
s ssa n s y 3 M M q 1WE1d SONS 4
L. C. SMITH. special
$3.50. UNITED TYPEWRITER CO..
SlS l4th st; NV
oil: can't giye mfrs name; 1-year
18th st. NV HU. 5121. 10
TYPtEWRiTEhFs' new and rebuilt:
41st year. AMERICAN TYPE
WRITER CO.. 1881 Z. Capitol st..
Lincoln 3-00S2. Easy parking.
VACUUM CLEANERS-All models;
S14.50 up: guaranteed; bargains
1915 Pa. ave. NV, MA. 1888. --13
WASHER. Bendix. brand-new. $50;
brand-neY baby carriage. $50. DE.
1907 Ia
WASHER. semiauto., spin-dry. Saw
age, water saver; motor and ma
chine excel. cond., reas. WA. S106.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-02-12
WELCOME TO
GLASSMANOR

Weshington's Most Besutiful
SUBURBAN Apartment OevelopmoAs
At Moderate Rentals
AT THE DOORSTEP n
THE CAPITOL, VIA THE NEW
8. CAPITOL STREET BRfDd1
Spacious, new ] and 9 bed.
room apartments.
On-street parking and e.
RACES.
Lots Of free storage spaes.
Chtldren's outdoor rscrsa-
ttonal facilities.
Barbecue pits and pienis
TRANSFORMATION direct -
project.
Free bus transportation -
Cooperative nursery.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
Furn. apis. also available.
TO REACH: Drive out o. Capitol a,
to d. c. line. or take AS Lvin0sto1
bus to D. c. line and walk e
entrance.
Open daily. o am. to 8 pm. Al,s
sunday. 11:00 Am. to AGO D,R,
ana Monday eyes,. 7:3o 10 $50.
10. $500.