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Evening star., 1951-08-29
Bond Left Off
County Police
Promotion LIST
Had Been Cleared
Of Having Known
Of Tip-Off to Nelson

Detective Ralph Bond Of the
Prince Georges County police, who
was cleared several days ago of
having ANY knowledge of an
alleged tip-off to gambler Charles
E. Nelson. was omitted from a list
of promotions approved yesterday
by the county commissioners.
The county heads elevated six
officers on the recommendation of
Police Chief F, Allen Richards,
who said of Detective Bond:
II am reluctant at this time to
recommend this man for detective
sergeant. However, I would like to
give him additional time to prove
he can qualify for that rank"
Chief Richards refused to
|amplify his remarks to reporters.
Named Detective SergeantS.
Raised to the rank of detective
sergeant were Detectives Edwin c.
CiSsel, Identification officer; Earl
j. Huber, Richard A. Pearson, all
assigned to Hyattsville, and
Charles L. Perrygo, stationed at
Upper Marlboro.
Pvts. Charles H. Nalley, sta
toned at Upper Marlboro, and
James P. Kearns, stationed at
Hyattsville, were given six-month
probationary appointments as de-
tectives. During that period, they
will receive sergeant's pay.
Affairs of the Prince Georges
General Hospital. over which the
county commissioners have full
control, were the subject of
lengthy discussion at yesterdays
meeting.
Walter F. Mulligan, a member
of the hospitals board of direc-
tors, who also serves as board
secretary. officially informed the
commissioners that his group has
refused to grant a rehearing in
the case of Mrs. Eleanor Yates,
the institutions dismissed head
houSekeeper.
$60,375 Operating Deficit.
Mr.. Mulligan also told them the
hospitals operating deficit during
the last fiscal year was $60,375.
The county makes up the loss.
Mr.. Mulligan said his board
plans to ask an audience with the
commissioners on administrative
policy when a current survey of
the county government is COM
pleted. The two groups have been
at odds on several issues.
After the meeting, Commissioner
Edward j. Waters announced
plans are being drawn to begin
legal action to try to force re-
opening of the Baltimore & Ohio
grade crossing at BerWyn.
Mr.. Waters said Berwyn Heights
officials have indicated they will
join the fight. The railroad. Mr..
Waters said, has not yet formally
confirmed it's verbal decision to
keep the crossing closed.
The decision was announced
after a hearing August l in Hy-
attsville, when the company's exec
utive said they would file a writ
ten reply within three weeks.
Other Actions Taken.
In other business, the commits
slonerS approved a request of the
County League of Women Voters
that copies of all Prince Georges
bills introduced in the General AS
sembly be kept available for public
inspection at HyattSville and
Upper Marlboro. Measures en-
acted into law are to be so
stamped. the commissioners Or
dered.
They also accepted a proposal
by the Public Housing Administra-
ton that the Federally operated
community of Greenbelt pay the
county $91 .522.95 in lieu of taxes
for the 16-month period ending
December 81, 1851.
The amount, according to Board
Attorney Adrian Fisher, is $4,000
more than a previous offer.
Evening star., 1951-08-29
TozeweII School Bond Voted

TAzEWELL, Va, Aug. 20 (P.-
The go-ahead signal was on today
for $2,510,000 school building
program in Tazewell County. Aft
Ier bitter campaign, county resi-
dents yesterday approved a bond
issue to finance new building and
improvements to old structures.
Evening star., 1951-08-29
.LansdaIe Sasscer, Jr.,
is Among $50 Passing
Maryland Bar Tests

Lansdale G. SasScer, jr., "a, o1
Upper Marlboro. son of Represen-
tative and Mrs. SaSScer, is among
the $50 persons who passed the
Maryland bar examinations giver
last July.
Top-ranking candidate, accord
ing to the Associated Press. was
Walter Bryant Dorsey, %, sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip H. Dorsey
LeonardtoWn.
Mr.. Sasscer is a graduate OF
the University Of Virginia and has
another year to go at the Univer-
sity of Maryland Law School
Under a special law for veterans
he was permitted to take the baI
examination after completing two
years of law school.
Served in Coast Guard.
He served for % months in the
Coast Guard. After finishing his
law course. he plans to practice
in his fathers Office at Upper
Marlboro.
Young Dorsey was graduated
last June from the University o.
Maryland Law School. He received
his ABB. degree in 1948 from West.
ern Maryland College.
His father is a Democratic lead.
er in st. Marys County, former
peoples counsel for Maryland anc
a former State delegate and Sena-
tor.
His grandfather, the late Walter
B. Dorsey, also was an attorney
and a member of the Maryland
General Assembly.
Other Leading Candidates.
The other four leading candi-
dates, in order, were:
Frank Hirscw of Frederick, Mar
tin A. Ferris III, and Howard D
Gam of Baltimore, and William
R. Clough of Dundalk.
nfIny.
Evening star., 1951-08-29
Portrait Presented to Court

PALMYRA, Va, Aug. 20 (P.-
A portrait of a former judge of
the Fluvanna County circuit court,
Col. D. w. K. Bowles, was pre-
sented to the court yesterday by
his grandson, DR.. Charles E.
BowleS, of Pulaski.
Evening star., 1951-08-29
Moose Ritual Set TONIGHT

James M. Ballard, recently
elected supreme governor of the
Loyal Order of the Moose, will
attend enrolment ceremonies for
$50 new members of College Park
Lodge No. 453 at 8 o'clock tonight
at the University of Maryland.
Evening star., 1951-08-29
ChiIdren's Hospital Fund

Work is already underway
on a large, new addition to
overcrowded Children's Hos
pital. Although the formal
drive for funds to complete
the construction is ended,
money is still needed to meet
the $545.000 goal.
Gifts reported yesterday:
$1,087.
Total received to date:
$498,051.
Still needed: $46,949.
Contributions may be mailed.
to Children's Hospital, Thir-
teenth and w streets NV,
Washington 9, D. C.
Evening star., 1951-08-29
Alexundrio Guzette Honored

An honor award citation, be-
Ilieved to be the first of it's kind
ever awarded to a Virginia news
paper, has been presented to the
Alexandria Gazette by the Ma
tional Board of Fire Underwriters
for the newspapers work in fire
prevention.
Evening star., 1951-08-29
HyottsviIIe Registration

Registration will be held from
am. to 4 pm, Friday, in the
Forty third Avenue School, Hy-
attsville, for all pupils expecting
to attend grades l to who have
mot previously enrolled.
Evening star., 1951-08-29
Human Squirrels Lose Millions of Dollars Every Year

she saved a few hundred dollars
and kept them in the toaster.
Hubby Fixes Toaster.
Yep! it happened. One rainy
day, hubby, for some strange
reason. fixed the toaster, slipped
in a few pieces of bread to test
his handiwork.
What's burning?" screamed
his wife.
II just fixed that old toaster,
Evening star., 1951-08-29

proprietor, he sent $89, 900 home
and directed that it be wrapped
in waterproof containers and
sunk in a drum of motor oil
When he reclaimed it, the con-
tainers had disintegrated. and
all he had was an oil-soaked
mass which no bank would ac-
cept.
Uncle Gets His Share.
The Treasury redeemed all OF
the money, but when he went
to cash his check the Internal
Revenue agents were right be-
Evening star., 1951-08-29
MARYLAND Blue Cross Rute Up

BALTIMORE, Aug. 20 (P).-A
one-third increase in the cost of
Blue Cross disqualification insur-
ance was approved yesterday by
the State insurance department.
Evening star., 1951-08-29
Other successful candidates: i:

Bowie, George P.
Brown. Herbert. jr.
Brown. Robert E.
Blackwell. Albert T.
Bullard. Robert E.
Carter. Elton D.
Clogg Milton F.
tCTocker, Robert F.
Cronin. William r.
Demyan, Michael
Die gins. Samuel S.
Edwards, Carleton II
Frederick, r. E, sr.
Cuttings. T. M. jr.
Harmon. Robert B.
Helferstay. Hunter
Hickey. William F.
Hollis, James G.
Hormes c. H.
Hudson. L. H.
Hyatt. Bernard M.
Jenkins, Eugene. jr.
Kyle. Joe Merrill
| Lyons, Douglas F.
Mason. Donald w.
| Mudd, John H.
Neft, Howard j,
Nelson. Vernon L.
Palmer. Arthur. jr.
Pboebus. Harry. ir
Price. Gerald A.
Rubin, Louis J.
/ Schoolfeld, A P. jr
! Sloan. John w.
Wahab. Robert. jr,
WetheFill, John. III
Woersching, Thomas
Young. Joseph II.
Bright, Betty Jane
/ Carey, George L.. jr
Casey. Edward R.
McIntvre. Ernest r
Marsh. William. ir
Porter. Ross c..
| Shank. Robert E.
Arthur, J. G, jr.
/ Baker. w. II.
Beck. L. A, ir.
Brown, J. r.
/ Callegary. r. E.
Comber. T. F., Sd
Dryden. j. H.
EnRelman. w. H.
Feeley. p. j.
Foster. E. S.
Gaeng. K. J.
GinSberg, F.
Coleman, H.. lr.
Hardwick. J. L.
Hartz, M. NJ.
AXelman, J, B.
Hupp, E. H.
Jeunette, E. R.
Kearns. J. P. jr.
KreutZer, E. w.
Lev, H.
Long, R. L.
McFadden. E. K. jr
Luciano. NJ. N.
Mackev, NJ. F., ir.
Marcellino, F. J.
Miliman. j. Y,
Evening star., 1951-08-29

- - WV
Ma tz. j.
Motfatt, j.
Monfred, j. B.
Meyer, K. H.
Novak, c. j., ir.
Oppenheimer, NJ.
Pairo. P. A, ir.
Patterson. T. r.
Penmap. c. A.
Radowich. J. F.
Ritter. c. E.
Rody. r. S.
Schlachman, S.
SchwartZman, I.
Steinhorn. A.
Street, w. NJ
Sussman, /. NJ.
T,oda. G.
Ventura. NJ. G,
Wahl, B. G..
Wilcox, S. R., jr.
Williams. A. D.
Wolman, P. c.. II
Bamberger. E. c.,
Bowen, M.
Bubert, H. M. tr
Burgee. N. o.
chamberlain, w.
Deremer. F.. H.
Edgett. E. A. ir.
Enoch. j. T.
Feher, M. c.
Friedman, A. ].
Gary. J. A. III
Gisriel, w. T.
Green, D. c.
Harris, P. F.
Humphreys. w. A
farrell, L. O., ir.
johnson. M. F..
Knecht, D. E.
Lembach. r. G.
London. S.
Long. T. E. K.
Mccormick, j. L..
MCDANIEL. H. K.
Malloy, p. j.
Mason, D. T.
Metzbower, F. w
Miller, D. E.
Moncarz, M,
Morrison. M. B.
Nolan. J. D.
Offermann. F. j.,
Owrrtsky, N. M.
Parr. B.
Pecora. M. j.
Piepiora, B. M.
Reeves, C.. B., ir.
Rocklin. H. L.. II
Rothbloom, NJ. E.
Schlenger. j. T.
Siegel. G..
Stevens, M. T.
Velte, C.. A.
Strickler, r. S.
Tabor. N.
Wagner. w. A.
Whitlock, r. W.
Wilen. j. j.
Winter. c. D.. jr.
PAIL. R, w ir.
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The Jewish Fight
For Democracy


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come more and more parochiaL ="
he said. adding that Jewish peo-
plehood is a spiritual and cul-
tural matter which does not af-
feet the individuals loyalty to
this nation"
There is not the slightest di-
minution of the political loyalty
of Jews to the political nation of
which they are part, if at the
same time they identify them
selves with the spiritual, cultural
entity called the Jewish people,"
Those who attempt to build
fences between American JewrY
and Israeli JewrY were tres
passing against the spirit of Jew
ish history" DR.. Goldstein said.
He declared also that THE Amer
lean Jewish Congress seeks to
help bring an American Jewish
community which should be
democraticallY based and Jew
ishlY integrated."
Evening star., 1951-09-10

COLORED
OPEN TONIGHT $50 TO 9
I'll SHEPHERD ST. NV. - Large
complete Apartments. Parauet fioors,
ga baths. Oil h.-w.h. Full base
ment, 140-foot lot with 2-car de-
tached garage. The price. is right
and the terms reasonable. Mr..
"iMsssHiA MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Realtor, 1924 l4th st. NV, DI. 3346
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED

3O71z 10th ST. S.W.-1 rm. and kit.
semibath, sink and refgr.; $3.50 a
week. Adults. DI. 5562. Ill
1896 3rd ST. S.E.-Liv. rm., bedrm.,
dinette GiL. and bath. Utils incl;
Realtors. MA. 5000. liz
rAKOMA PARK-Two-bedroom apt.
WoODMOOR AGENCY. SH. BOSS.
1900 BLK. CONN. AVE.-Entire
floor. consisting of 2 bedrms., liv.
rm.. kit, dinette and bath; all lge.
rms; splendid condition; avail. Sept.
15. Call EN-. O038 after 6 pm.
CALL AFTER 8 PM. MoNDAYLL-s
bus. Calvert Bridge or Mt. Pleasant
car. half block east Columbia rd..
1924 Belmont; elevator; Apt. 81;
high. airy; redecorating; preferably
two gentlemen or working married
couple; reserving side room. To-
N.W.-2-RM. EFF, highly attr... for
cultured woman; close tranSp.; excel.
neighborhood 81. 1443. Ill
1888 LAMONT ST. N.W.-Furn. liv.
rm., bedrm.. kit, bath; pvt. entrance;
cple., $125; girls. S145. DU. 9629.
EFF. APT. to sublet in new apt bldg.
Dupont Cir. vic. Desire to sell new
mod furniture. HO. 6255. Sun. III
5I5 III ST. N.E.-Studio room with
kitchenette; light housekeeping. FIR.
l7i0 2HS CONSTITUTION AVE. Ne
3-room apt, fully furnished; empl.
couple. TR. S702. lis
Evening star., 1951-09-10

no drinkers nj qse caIl RAJ Men s45s R5sierTer fG
227 FARRAGUT ST., nice front bed
room, single or double; $35 single;
sPSgTE PS9ns priy kooM GE rriSsts 1892 hath ;DS,
vidual unit in apt. bldg; vic. 18th
and Park rd.; S12.50 per week.
CLOVER iPARK-Large room, M pvt.
home, twin beds, inner-spg. mat
town COLLEGE. OR: O121. 12S
14I9 r. ]. AVE. N.W.-Comfy quar-
ters for men; rent, sgl. or dbl. S25
mo. or UP: dt. loc. and excel. transp.
OFF 18th ST.-Bedrm. with inner
TPI' iPTing ho5s mattress for empl. lady.
FURN.. semipvt. bath. single
or double. 1921 Emerson st. NV.
MT. PLEASANT. s15e 18th st. NV NV
MASS MISsss;sGnfHlf AND WRsTsR5N vi FERN Att. }4Sont
rm., twin beds, adj. bath; 2 ladies;
Nv. rm: privileges with TV; $3.50.
Box 1913, BENJAMIN Franklin Sta
tlon' washington. D. C. --12
LARGE. pleasantly furn. front rm.,
large closet; conv. transp.; ref: en-
ployed person. AID. 1926 after IL m.
UPPER 16th-Attractive sgle. rm. for
college girl or young Govt. girl;
rT rent 5edu 5reduced for some baby setting.
1893 LAMONT ST. N.w.-Dbl. rm.,
500 up; sgl. rm., $35. DrI. 1929.
4sO9 DAVENPORT ST. N.W.n1n
clean, quiet home; close to bus;
furn. in 4-poster mahog. suite. 10
FOR HIGH OFFICIAL or executive;
peaceful location; 1920 Belmont ST. |;
formerly the residence Of Vice-Presi-
oent. Secretary Of War and foreign
and furnished studio rooms. modern
bath with. shower; daily maid ser
vice; breakfast optional. $75-$1O(
mo. DU. 5460. 10
Evening star., 1951-09-10
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

753 QUEBEC PL. N.w.-RefriEerator
N. II. aveS. RA. 37S7. Ia
Ink. RM., 3rd A.. rear; suitable for
empl. woman; ref. required; no
drinking. Call MRS. A. D. MORRIS,
DE. 1927. 1927 o st. NV. 10
1913 VT. AVE. N.W.-Walking dis
tance. town; lge. rm., kit, lge. in
closed porch, gas range. cleo refgr.,
utils.; suitable 2-3 empl. adults; SIS
500 eAiy' Z. Cal chP1ToI 15S4' sr.-rwo Ila rms,
refgr.. stove and sink. ii
1856 FAIRMoNT ST. NV. - Nice
sect. of town. l block from shopping
center and transp. Sink and refrg,
/ IO5 R. i, AVE. N.w.-Furn. g bedrm.,
hot plate, retrg., near bath. Single
$40 wk., dble. Sll so wk. co. 50S3.
RHODE ISLAND AVE. AND 18th NE.
Nicely turn. 2-rm. apt, next to
bath. very handy, bright kitchen,
reigr-, SINK, ETC., free phone, free
wash, machine. AID. 3163. --12
2i20 T ST. S.E.--Single rm. and
kit. nice and clean, plenty hot
water, unlim. PHI; y blk. transp.
1888 N. H. AVE. NV. "The Pana-
manian. Attractive lge. front Ink.
room, r. W. new range, Frigidaire.
1850 GIRAKD ST. NV, "The PAL
mer House"-Very attractive Ink.
rm. new Frigidaire, range, $55 mo.
- ROOM, plus $50 and
commission for eve. and Sun. work
at animal hospital. OW. 2I90. II 81
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ROOMS. APTs. 70 SHARE

2 STUDENTS or working people to
snare beautifully furn. apt, in cow.
mnelgn6ornood; refs. exch.; 500.
GLNTLEMAN, to share nicely furn.
any time. Sat. Sun. HO. SAL. 10
YOUNG MAN between Is and 25, to
snare efficiency apt on Conn, ave, /;
rent very reasonable Ii. $4,000,
Ext. 66279, between 8 and 8; after
z pm, MI. 7349. 10
APT, FURNISHED, to share with one
Govt. girl, age 25-35; $40 month.
FIR. 0640. J0s
YOUNG LADY to share furn. apt. in
modern apt. bldg; elevator; North-
west, Call OR. 9740, 6-S pm. -12
ACCOUNTANT WILL SHARE nicely
turn; bachelor. apt. in Sill. Sprg. with
another gentleman, 25-40; piano,
avail. at once. SH. 5292 after s pm.
DISSEMINATING BACHELOR, 25-
80, interested art, music, share g.
rm.. apt. Sc. 10. 2-3S07. 10
TWO GIRLS about %, wanted to
share 5.rm.- house with 2 other
girls. Call WI. SLY. Ill
1925 18th ST. N.W.-Two Govern
rment ladies will share spacious
threeorcom apt; with one other,
age 25-45: $50. MI. 7951. Ext.
3l5, any time Sunday, evening after
REFINED LADY to share furn. apt,
With retired Govt. employees WA.
2671. 3205 r. l. ave-, Mt. Rainier.
2 s-BEDRM. APT. to share with i or
z refined young ladies; new bldg,
facing Dupont Park s.e.; full apt.
prfylls.; $50 for one, $40 ca. for two.
GIRL TO SHARE APT. with 8 others.
Call A. DAVIS, ST. 5000. Ext, 1874.
S:30-5:00 or inquire 3519 10th ST.
NV, after 6. IL"
girls to share apt. with
3 others, ages 1925. NO. S129.
Evening star., 1951-09-10
BOULEVARD GARDENS
APARTMENTS UNEURhisHED

3413 HoLMEAD PL. NV, bsmt. apt
rooms, kitchen and bath, $65
3602 14th st. NV, 2 rooms. kitchen
GORDON, NC, 1874 Park I'd. NV.
NE. DUPLEx unit with porch, S47.9C
s. ne. DREYFUss BROS, Ma
F0U1Rs sooMs, kitchen. bath; suit
family Of not more than 2 children
$50 mo-; n see see janitqrs s,11 10 Ne New YorE
LfV. RM., bedrm.. kit. semipvt. bath,
qtilss; 5gga. tggn.; $50. $40 sth st. n,e.'
EAsTcHEsTER Al; s5ai$si ApARrMENrs-sSsth
COMMANDER APIS. 1925 18th st.
NV. lovely efficiency apt, in new
aforementioned building; walking
distance downtown; immediate oc-
cupancy; S85 including utilities; in
aqMsf RMs at kT dfSk AND N 5oBpy Bath, newly dec
grated, In the Lungan apt. Just
5 min. walk from the downtown
business section; rent only $50; 1or
inspection, see the janitor 919 L
st. NV. P. j. WALSHE. INC, lib
Eye st. NV. Ma 646S. Ill
N.E.--LIvING ROOM, bedrm.. kit,
dine dinstte and bath; ssg apt so bldg; Mtnns- inns
DREYFUSS BROS. Ill
s5RM: APT. AND BATH in new bldg.
hwy, Landover. Md. UN. 1859,
LARGE s-BEDRooM APT, biz yard.
children welcomed. furnish dTn re-
LIV. RIM. BEDRM.. dinette. kit. and
Walter Reed. Empl. couple. BOX 264-
MT. II PA SiRsAai1NIER-Nice clean s-rm.;
pvt. bath; ADULTS; no drinking. Mr..
$-SedTm. apt. ayail. for immed. poss:;
saASNoN siiIlSH eDiSs 6 0nEycHs coMPANY. 5pfei n.y.
1906 H st. NV. MA. 2345. Ill
LIv. RIM, BEDRM.. kit. and bath apt.
avail. in desirable Sc. section;
$$57 ;3S. For PARTICULARS call SHAN
st. NV, Ma. 2345. Iii
1884 TRINIDAD AVE. N.E.-Liv. rm.,
$500 Can SHANNON & LUcHs
COMPANY, 1905 H st. NV. MA.
esa9 s STREET s.E.-Two rooms,
dining alcove. kit and bath apt.
avail for immed. poss.; couples only;
S59,25. Call SHANNON & LUCdS
COMPANY. 1905 H st. NV. Ma.
2345. Ill
5000 4th STREET s.E.-one bedrm.,
S75.96. To inspect call SHANNON
& LUCHS COMPANY. 1905 H st.
NV, Ma. 2345. --12
TWO BEDRMS.. liv. rm.. kit. dinette
and bath; garden-type apt, 3 yrs.
old; near Armory in ne; adults only.
Rent, S80.22 including utils, Call
WEINBERG q BUSH. Ma. $500;
DowNTOWN--1410 Mass. ave. NV;
newly decorated 2-rm. apt. utils.
incl; $40. Studio apt, $50, 2-5
oaliy.
Evening star., 1951-09-10
NEAR COOLIDGE H. S.
Immaculate Q PodrooyoS
telephone Mr.. Btookover at EN-. 1884

COL0RED-SPECIAL BARGAIN, home
or Investment. nr. 11th and Column
b1a rd. NV: 2-family apt, modern:
new house cond.; rms. and bath
EACH EACH seq; h.;w;h. plants terms; act
COLoRED-TRvING ST. N.W.-Row
brick; 8 spotless rms, tile bath, full
bSmt, front entr.. gas heat. 3
porches; 2.car gar; large yard; only
s$12'691; s,2 90 nj; NJ Pencil; Tu. 32S2;
oLDs, s005 Ga. ave. NV. ii
COLORED-NEAR 18th AND VARNUM
STS. N:W.-Vacant and redecorated;
row brick; large rms, 2 kitchens,
IA baths, full bsmt.. front entr., gas
IN down sTss paymsn ssaa 3 4S NeySk ySaT R6. re
1922; sun, IA; 2040. SAMUEL c.
REYNOLDS, 3005 Ga. ave. NV. III
C0LORED-ON 18th ST. NV, near
Columbia. rd.. 1st commercial row
brick, 1st floor, vacant; 10 rooms.
3 baths, oil heat. Owner will finance
inspect, call Ma. 8036, once Of
A. M. DRAISNER, 1404 L st. NV.
coLoREp. 14oo block Fairmont st.
NV. Exceptionally fine, 3-story
Sm s0@9fss 6eaTms. aRs and Sa Bath ss on y "a and A.
8 bedrms. and bath on Sd fl. all
furniture included in sale. Income
approx. $3.50 per mo. Oil h.-w.h..
garage. To inspect call Mr.. Pharr,
FIR 1858 or ]. H. GREENE REALTY
CO.. 715 Fla. ave. NV. NO. GAG.
CoLoRED-NEAR 18th AND KAIO.
RAMA RD. N.W.-Converted house;
8 apis. furn.: income approx. $3.50
per month. Priced right for quick
sale; owner leaving city. WALTER
N; BAUMAN, 1927 x st. n.w", tel
CoIoRED-s1,75O DowN-s-bedrm.
spacious brick home. shepherd St;
vacant. w. CLIFFORD SHERTZER,
RE. 22n1, 81. 7747.
COLORED-OPEN TONIGHT, Co.
$50 Park I'd. NV, 3-bedrm. semidet.
brick home; $500 down; oil H.
gy;h; A RA; sl51; 1:;ooW. W. CLIFFORD
COLORED-1342 MERIDIAN PL..
N.W.-Now arranged for 8 families
with good income; hot water heat,
2 car. garage, Could easily be con-
verted into large home. The price
and terms are right. NJ. B. Weaver.
WO. 4944. MARSHALL ]. wAPLE
CO., Realtor; 1924 14th street, NV.
DI. 3346.
Evening star., 1951-09-10
ROOMS FURN.-N.W. tcont) ROOMS FURNIsHED-sE-sWI

Ice. DOUBLE rm. with back porch;
nicely furn., twin beds. Conv. trans,
direct ride to Pentagon. Laundry
facil. IL 7-S251. 10
CAPITOL HILL-Block Library of
Congress-. Single or Broom suite.
MEN oNLY--Near Navy Yard. l blk.
from Pa. ave. S.e.-Entertaining
privileges; age, 21-45. Ii. 7-5572.
219 9th ST. .S.E.-Two rms. for Q
men: No drinking. Call FIR. S477.
GIG G ST. S.E.-Nicely furn. lge. sgle'
or dble:, next bath, clean, quiet, pvt.
home; 1-3 or after 6 pm. FIR. 49I2.
1919 H S.E.-Twin beds, semi-pvt.
bath, hot plate Ok: men. Sgl. S35.
Dbl. 500. LU. 2-7756. 16
FuRN. RM.-Very nice for couple.
~. G-1@73. --I2
Sc, near Dupont golf course; nice
neighborhood; front bedroom, clean,
nicely furnished, semipvt. bath; conv'
transp.; SlO wk. vi. 4744 after s.
10
51S EAST CAPITOL-Sgle, rm., Beau
tyreSt mattress; also Ink. and dbl.
Ii. 6-2960 or Ii. 4-6621. Ill
FRONT ROOM, facing Capitol; S25
mo; excellent transp. RE. 01S9.
Evening star., 1951-09-10
HOUSES TO SHARE

SIX LARGE, clean, welI-furn.. redec.
rms. in det. Chevy Ch. house; yard;
gar; bsmt.; utils. furn.; no children; ;
$40; z rms. attic reserved. MISS
Won RIEsEN, GE. 1894 or RA. 211O.
6 LGE., CLEAN. well-furn.. re-dec.
rms. and full bath in det. Oh. Chase
furn. No children SI75. 2 rms. and
attic reserved. Call MISS Won RTE
WILL SHARE HOME with congenial
eouple;, located 8 blks. from Naval
Medical Hospital. Gail any time
after pm. WI. 1878. -12
CHEVY CHASE. MD single rooms
to rent or house to share with 2
girls or employed couple. New home,
lovely grounds. Near D C. line. Cali
all day Sunday or after 7:30 pm.
weekdays. RE. 4O85. Ext. 4I5. ii
LOVELY HOME in N. Arl. All new
furniture: maid; min. to Pentagon.
Cheap. Can IA 5-64I6. 10s
ALEX. downtown. Professional Wom-
an. will share with another pleas
antly restored home. convenient to
buses and shops. Pvt. bedrm., daily
maid service. S75 mo-, plus mutu-
ally-agreed food cost Entertainment
privileges. Call AL. 0464 Sun. after
10 I'm. or ewes. after 1870. lis
HOME, 40 minutes from
Lincoln Memorial; extremely attrac-
tive house; woods. fields. stream: oil
heat. televiSion. piano, deep freeze;
gentleman will share with or per-
haps 2 military or professional per-
sons. Call Fairfax S69. III
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ROOMS FURN.-Mp. 6 VA.

SILVER SPRlNG-Master bedroom,
Twin neds' pVt bath. SH. 5O4S.
N. ALINGToN-Well- room. next
bath; new home; of Lee nwy.; pvt.
family; gentleman; JE. 3-7Y62 -IU
ARLINGTON-Large room, next bath;
I2 DIX. bus. mr.. shopping center;
$40 mo. JA 2-1175. Ill
STUDIO RIM, telephone and kitchen
prlViiegesi ideal for young couple;
nr. Arl. Hall, conv. tranSp. to Pen
tagon. Call oW. 1882. Ill
MT. RAINIER. MD.-Nice lge. rm.. o
expos, grill. re1g.; refined couple,
Sll Wk.; single, $40. Nr. cars and
stores. UN. 4446. Ia
CHEVY CHASE--Lge. rm., new turni-
ture; conV. parking; lovely home. no
otner sJ guests; connecting bath. WI
sf06 N. 18th ST., ARL.-comtort-
able rm.. next bath; 3 blks. from
Clarendon; gentleman. CH. 0030.
BEAUTIFUL CORNER ROOM. in pri-
yate nome. for refined business man.
N: ARLINGToN-Room in new home,
l blk. from Wilson blvd, conyen. to
puS' Pentagon and Navy Annex.
TAKoMA PARK-Lge. bedrm, With
bath and shower. newly furn.. @ pyti
entr. 90S Davis ave-, JU. S-522S.
TAk0MA PARK--De luxe twin bed
room. new home, private entrance;
] block to bus; JU. 7-590S. II
BEDRM., llV. rm., pvt. bath and pvt.
entrance. Transp. I blk, 74O Easley
ST., S. S. SH. 1925. -I3
Evening star., 1951-09-10

D0wNTOWN-1410 Mass. ave. NV;
newly decorated 2-rm. apt, utilS.
incl; S79. Studio apt. $50. 2-5
daily.