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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-04-14
Leno Horne Moy Answer
Connie Sponsor Charge

Los ANGELES When I.auy
Paks noN., star, coma 40 %
'hc Scn4te Wlnlttlc on Tn
Amc. .c..n Activities ina, ne N.D.
i Communist uuii 1913. hc VAS
So closely qu' tiuncd tnat e IL.
ycAlcd Appearing on oiA ~.,n
his ~tic and numN other X ~ 7
wood stars n~.y ~n huNc D,fa
ubpocnaed T. appca before the
Committee 70 TESTIFY ON, oi I've
stars no, VT ,lbpo,ua Va
Lena Horne
Parks insists he left the party
in ls43. Yet Senator Jack Ten
neY's Committee insists that in
l94S al a Beverly Hills dinner
for the Hollywood Ten" Parks
was a prominent figure.
The Hollywood Ten" was a
tim group which refused to say
whether or not they We're Com
muMistS and We're convicted 81
contempt and sent to prison az
ter a long and costly lcga! bat
tie. Parks also is accused Of
speaking Al Los Angeles rally
sponsored by the Progressive Cit.
liens Committee in honor of the
hollywood Ten
Others listed as sponsors on
Evening star., 1951-04-30
Demand for Oil Stocks
Helps Steady Market;
Losses Are Scattered
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, April 30.-Demand
for oil stocks continued today.
imparting a steady trend to the
market.
Some of the railroad, chemical
and rubber shares participated in
gains that ranged to an extreme
|of more than 50 a share. But
there also was a wide scattering
|of losses through many sections of
the list, and a portion of early
advances was given up later.
Traders found no great pressure
lon either the buying or selling
side. Most declines were limited
to a few cents share.
Favorites reaching higher levels
included Cities Service, Standard
Oil of New Jersey, Texas Co.,
American Cyanamid, Air Reduc-
ton. Goodrich. United States Rub
ber, Southern Pacific, Union Pa
Icific, Douglas Aircraft, J. I. Case,
American Broadcasting, Trans
World Airline and Mcintyre
Porcupine.
Losses we're registered for Beth
lehem Steel, Chrysler. Boeing,
Philco, Admiral, Woolworth, Du
Pont and Schenley.
Some Government obligations
declined as much as 6f32 of a
point in quiet over-the-counter
dealings.
Evening star., 1951-04-30
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. April 80 -lP.-Belief that
there will be fairly heavy tenders Of cash
grain on May contracts tomorrow. the firsi
slightly easier tone in grains on the board
" Ali cereals were OF at the start Ma,
after the market righted. itself and wheat
in particular made a good recovery. Trad
ing was moderately active.
was nnchansed to Il x cent M higher. May
S2.50H corn was unbalanced to " lower
MAY. i s1ss ard oats were "a lower to Y
esr Msy 70 sa owsq s1yesaRs
pounds lower. May 1880.
The trade guessed that as much as
rniliion bushels Of wheat. i.135ooo bushel
of oats, / milton bushels of rye might b
rendered on Nav contracts tomorrow. M
Wheat sga,n was subjected to hedgini
pressure. The bread cereals failure t.
respond to unusually pessimistic cror
bas The was --latest sasS
from the Santa Fe Railway. which. sale
the Writer wheat crop threatened to bt
grain Grain en''id men said however that ther,
was a large. carryoyer OF wheat in tn,
country and mo- foreseeable shortage
n ro " hs the sst aag ar aa nd vhsa so
analysts selt that hedging pressure nigh
slacken after today
at 2S6 cars Corn has lost much of 1t.
recent popularity with bulls. largely be-
cause .nanv grain men expect acreage
to be stepped up from original intentions
Partly. this is because farmers have MOI
been able to get all their potential cat!
acreage seeded.
A rollback in meat prices. to be made
in successive stages In the months ahead
was announced SATURDAY. by the once o.
Price Sterilization. II successful. thi:
might have some influence on the price
livestock producers would be willing Il
nay for corn. traders said.
Evening star., 1951-04-30
New York Produce

NEW YORK. April 80 0R.--Eggs, steady.
New York spot quotations, based largely
on exchange trading, follow: Midwestern,
mixed colors. fancy heavyweights, "a; extra
1 large. So: extra e medium 50Ha; current
receipts, ,471s-5O; dirties. 46-461ki checks.
Whites - Fancy reayyweights, 55h;
extra ] large, So; extra / medium, 5OH
Browns - Fancy heayyweights, 55h;
extra ! large, 53.
Nearby-Whites, extra fancy heavy
weights,. 56; fancy heavyweights. "a;
others, large. 52-53; mediums 81.
Browns-Extra fancy heavyweights, 90
SO; fancy heavyweights. "a: others. large.
52-53; mediums. So
Butter-Easy; wholesale prices on bulk
cartons: Creamery. higher than 90 score
80 score CD. fresh, 67A; so score fC),
fresh, 67.
Cheese-Firm. wholesale sales. fresh
Americana cheese whole milk. Cheddars,
39-41; Cheddars (cured 1949-50). 41-52;
single daisies. 42-44; single daisies (cured
1949-60l 1884; Young Americas. 42-44;
young Americas (cured 1949-5O). 1854;
mats. 1914: nats fcured 1949-5O), 49-54;
midgets. 44-46; midgets toured 1949-5O).
49-5G processed. pounds, 41-44; do
mestic Swiss (sinsle tubs). grade a. 46.
4s; grade 'B''. 44-46; grade ''c". 39-43
Evening star., 1951-04-30
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO. April 80 t1 CUsDA).-sala-
cents lower; full decline on good and
choice lighter weights; sows mostly 20
cents lower; bulk good and choice, 190-
gro pounds, q. 1.50-21.75; few sales, 81 So
2l.S5; latter price sparingly for 210-225
pound averages; 270-300 pound butchers,
81 .OO-2l. so; few lots around 320-330
pounds, 20.25-20.50; sows, 450 pounds
down, 1S.50-19.75; 100000 pounds.
l775-1S.75; clearance good.
Salable cattle-13, 900; salable calves,
6OO steers unevenly steady to LOO lower;
generally weak to so cents lower; heifers
steady to so cents lower; cows mostly
steadys few sales Gamers and cutters
$3.50 cents lower: bulls, steady to so
cents lower; vealers mostly LOO lower:
nearly dozen loads prime 1,0S5-1 .40G
pound steers, 40.00-41.00; bulk good and
choice steers, "a 00-3S 80; choice to low.
prime grades, 3S.75-39.75; utility and
Commercial steers, 30.00-33. so; load util-
ity dairybreds. $500; few loads prime
ss5-1.O5o, pound hsifers, ss.Oo-$s 90
37.00; utility and commercial cows "a 30.
29.50 Gamers and cutters, 20.00-24.25
utility to choice bulls, 2S.00-32 30; goot
to prime vealers, 35.00-41.00.
Saiable sheep, 500; all classes steady
top, $500; paid for about four load
prime wooled fed Colorados; choice Il
prime No. skin shorn lambs, "a 90
good to choice wooled ewes, 21 .00-22. OF
mostly; comparable shorn kinds. 1900
Evening star., 1951-04-30
D. {. March Traffic
s. Pei. Above 1850,
56 Pei. Above 1o41
By DonoId B. HodIey

washington traffic in March
was 6.3 per cent above a year
ago and 56.3 per cent ahead Of
the same month in prewar 1941.
the District Highway Survey dis
closed today.
The gain from a year earlier
was shown by 24-hour vehicular
counts at l6 stations at widely
separated points, while Is sta
tions were used for the 1941 COM
parison.
Traffic over the four Anacostia
River bridges was l1.2 per cent
above a year earlier and was 115.2
per cent ahead of volume Of the
three bridges existing in 194l.
TRAFFIC over Potomac River
bridges was 8.8, per cent above a
year earlier and 62.4 per cent
above 1941.
March counts at the 16 stations
are compared below with a year
earlier:
Evening star., 1951-04-30
Government Expected
To Allocate Almost
All Structural Steel
BY the Associated Press

CLEVELAND, April 30.-"The
Government is reported getting
ready to allocate virtually all of
the Nations structural STEEL" the
magazine Steel said yesterday.
This will mean," Steel con-
tinued. "that many 1851 building
plans not directly related to the
defense effort will probably be
postponed for at least a year.
Structural fabricators are
stunning unrated work, with Sc
we're cuts in steel allotments
scheduled for June and delivery
promises on unrated tonnage ex-
tending far into the future.
$50 extended are deliveries con-
siderable building is being post
poned indefinitely"
The national ingot rate rose Y,
point last week to 1885 per cent
of rated capacity.
Evening star., 1951-04-30
Produce Markets

Baltimore quotations supplied by the
Apples: About steady: demand light
New jersey an6 neeoss inch
175-2.00; Romes, ga inch up. 1.50-75,
best 200; staymans. 9,s inch up. $50
zoo. zoo rsn1sylvania Golden Delicious ga
Potatoes tOld): Slightly weaker. New
A. unwashed Pennsylvania Katahdins; 30
(. Sweet Potatoes: About steady. Bushel
baskets. o.. 8. No. I. MARYLAND and Vir-
ginia, too few sales to quote Delaware,
bushei hamper and bushel baskets, d. s.
I.5o-75; 4 bushel baskets. Jersey type
i 90.
Poultry Quotations.
Poultry-Market dull: receipts very
light; trading light. Fryers, 3A-pound
average, few 34h. Hens. heavy type. few
Grain Market
FIour--Receipts. 1,247 100-pound SACKS.
Wheat.Rsceipts, .21a bushels; shin.
bushels. No. 2. red winter Farlicky. spot.
domestic @,46a; April. 2:46h; No. 3
corrIn-Receipts. Corn 1sa. .s54 bushels: ship
ments none; stocks, 2,362: 500 bushels
stocks. 49,. .646 bushels.
BsTisE Stocks ssss Bushels nene
stocks. 1855. 176 bushels.
SnsbeE saeEs s9ns s bnahps
Mi]lfeed-Receipts. 124 tons.
Butter and EGGS.
-, Eggs-Market SLIGHTLY stronger; receipts
liberal; demand moderate. Wholesale SELL
ing prices: large. $3.50; A. mediums, So
s4aded sa 4s14s 4sssEse 6l-'4 current receipts un-
Receipts-Eggs, sic cases; butter, none.
Evening star., 1951-04-30
Market AVERAGES
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, April 80 lP,. - Cotton
futures were lower in early dealings today
New crop deliveries were under pressure
of New Orleans and commission house
profit taking. Offerings were absorbed
through scale down trade buying and short
covering. Nearby May futures held at the
ceiling.
Mid morning prices were unchanged to
20 cents a bale lower than the previous
close. May. 1880; July, 1924, and Oc-
tober 40.O6.
Evening star., 1951-04-30

Hourly Sales ON the Exchange Today.
100 am. $50 600 1900 noon $50 600
Loo . m. o2o 900 2.on n m 600 600
ruptcy or receivership or being reorganzied
under the Bankruptcy Act or securities
assumed by such companies Rates Of diyi
disbursements based on the last quarterly
or semiannual declaration. Unless other
wise noted special or extra dividends are
xr Ex rights. Also extra or extras. b Plus
stock dividend. d Cash or stock E Paid
last year. Payable In stock estimated
clared or paid SO far this year. h De-
clered or paid. after stock dividend or
split-up. Declared or paid this year, an
rears. p Paid this year, dividend omitted,
deferred or no action taken ct last divi-
1851. plus stock dividend. yLiquidating
dividend. 3 Payable in stock, exact cash
value undetermined on declaration date
Evening star., 1951-04-30
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK, April 30 R-Foreign
dollars, others in cents)
Canadian dollar in New York open
market, 6iIs per cent discount or 80 .56A
Europe: Great Britain (pound). 50 .SOh.
unchanged; Great Britain 30-day futures.
2.S0as, unehanged Great Britain 60-day
9O-day futures, 2.S034, unchanged; Bel.
GUM drancl 1.9sk. OF .O01s Of a cent:
Holland (guilder). 26.26. UNCHANGED: italy
tira). .16A of cent, unchanged; Portugal
lescudo), $50, unchanged: Sweden
ekronal 1897. UNCHANGED; Switzerland
(francr tfree), 23.I5 OF .O2 of a cent.
Latin America: ArRentina freel, 7.25,
unchanged; Brazil ffree), $50, unchanged:
Mexico. 11.57. UNCHANGED: Venezuela tboli-
VAR. 30.03. unchanged.
Evening star., 1951-04-30
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, April 80 Ro.-scattered
liauidation and hedging accounted for fur
ther light pressure in cotton futures during
in new low ground for the day, with only
scale-down covering in evidence Part of
the selling stemmed from favorable Texas
rain reports
Private advices said that there was
scattered light to good showers over the
week end from the Rio Grande Valley to
oklahoma City. Rains of an inch or
more were reported in Starr County in the
valley. Showers were also noted in an
area from Lubbock north to Amarillo
Rains will be very beneficial for the new
cotton crop. dealers said
leading spot firm sold nearby May
contracts against purchases of old crop
July at a difference of Is points
Noon prices were UNCHANGED TO so cents
bale lower than the previous close.
May 45.39. July 45.24 and October 40 90.
Evening star., 1951-04-30
Metal Quotations

NEW YORK, April 80 tR1.-spot non-
ferrous metal prices today: copper. 24h
cents q pound. Connecticut Valley. Lead.
II cents a pound New York Zinc, 17h
cents pound East st. Louis Tin, Sl42
q pound, New York. At Pittsburgh, scrap
steel No. / heavy was quoted at A.
Evening star., 1951-04-30
N. Y. Bond Markell
LIST INCLUDES ONLY SELECTED lSSUEsl
FURNISHED By the Associated Pfasal

No9USAAbG0 bU8Ay
Cit Scrv 3s n 90
City Inv As 81 94N
ccCSL 4fas TT 7osde
Con Ed cv3s63 l22
Det Ed CIV 3s So 1loN
Duo 1t 234s II 97lAI |
Erie 3As g. 99haI
r'irestone IS 81 1o1NI
CT Nor 5hs So 10lsHs
GM&O 2015 A 81
Hud&M RI 5s57 66ik
l C ANS So 1oo3A |
Lautro N inc 70 oeiz
Leh v 5s 2O03F 6oA
LehV4 ras2O03B SO
MKT 5s SO A 90Iz
MKT ad 1857 95
Mo-Pac 5s ~ F lo6M
Mor&Es 4las55 90
N YC 5s 20I3 ~
NYC4 1as2Ol3A 69M
IN Y C As 98 66M
NYCHR 3hs 81 1914
NYNHH4s2O17 ~
p @ g. e 2&sS1 e5A
PennRR4Ias65 1o2M
PhPetcv2sas75 l2oz
SLSF 4 as2022 e6
StLSW 1st4sSg liza
StLSW 2d4s 90 100
Silesian-A 7s4l 45Ne
5ocony 2I2s 5G 9AM
SO Pac cy $3.50 lao
So Ry As So 100
StdOilNJ2sas71 93Z
Third Ave $3.50 29ss
Vanad 3las f5 1t2iz'
West Un IS 61 lo3ss.
Wilson Co Is % 1o05de
Evening star., 1951-04-30
Washington Exehonee

SALES.
Washington Gas 4.25 pfd-40 at GOA
Pot q p $50 pfd BIS at 43h. so at 4313.
Pot Elec Pwr com.100 at 135s, 10 at ID.
Wash Gas 4.50 pfd-17 at 104ss
Pot Elec p $50 pfd A-10 at 43. 10 at
43. 10 at 43..
Garfnckel comic at 19ss.
Evening star., 1951-04-30


FOREIGN l:l5j
Antiou 1st 7s57 SPA
Belgium rs 55 1o9Hal |
Braz 3szs 4 ser 76
Chile 2-3s 80 81 |
Colombia IS 20 46Isl
Italian 2-3s N 55AsI
Japan Gas 81 75N
Med Nun 3s rs 1914
Norway 4As 65 96Lzl
Peru 1st 6s 80. 545z
Peru I'd 6s 81 35
TokyoCy5Ias61 81
TokyoElLt6s53 65
Urug al 4las7S 400
DOMESTIC L.
Am&FP 5s2O30 s7AI
AmT&T 3Ass63 1l5MI
AMT&T 3sss73 1o3sal
AmT&T 3hs59 l24itsI
AmT&T 2ss87 se75sI
AmT&T 2szs57 ia
AmT&T 2& s6l loe
AmT&T 2As71 o6
AmT&1 2&sS5 o5ihI
Am Tob IS 50 1olNl
Am Tob 3s 50 loL
3 & o 5s M 90 73LsI
3&O cv4h20I0 63ihI
B & o As 75 A 93ls|
BoS Me Is so 94lhI
Bun R&P 81 st 81
Can Pac 4sperp lo2iA
CRRNJ 3hs 81 54ssI
Chi & E ! inc 81 76AI
CMSP4 Has2019 76N
cMSP4 hs2044 67Ml
C&NW 4Has % &c
ClnG&E 2% SIS 98lA|
Evening star., 1951-04-30
Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. April 80 R.-Dividends
Evening star., 1951-04-30
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

FURNISHED M sy the Associated Press,
Evening star., 1951-12-02
ROOMS AND APTS. TO SHARE

gill 3RD ST., N.w.-Beautifully
furnished apt. to share with /
other girl. Avail. Immediately. Can
be seen all day Sunday. Elk. 34s0
WANTED I. Middle-aged gentleman
respectable, to share modern apt.
18th st. NV. S65. Tel. AID. 1858.
GIRL TO SHARE attractive apt. with
another on A. B & w bus line,
APT. 70 SHARE with With yo; young man, man,
rms. and bath, all util. incl.
$3.50; 65 r. I. ave. NV. Open
is THERE a consenial clean. honest
girl between 25 and IS who would
Ike to share my well.furnished,
l bedrm. apt. II SO, call JO.2-1379.
DOWNTOWN. u blk. from Conn.
nicely furnished apt. SS5 mo. Can
pTepare bkfst. Gent. only. ST. 6525.
DUPONT CIRCLE VIC, rm. apt.
to share with / gentleman. Own
bedrm. with pvt. bath. S75. Call
HO. 1856. Mon. evening.
YOUNG BACHELOR will share 3
rm. apt. modern elevator bldg.
vic: Dupont Circle $50 mo. Ho.
1925. Sunday or evenings.
LADY TO SHARE large furnished
efficiency apartment, near Scott
Circle. MI. $685., Ext. 607
GIRL AROUND 26 who likes a lot
of fun to share bedrm. apt. with
another girl. monthly rent, $31. 20,
Call GE. 1924, after 11S
Evening star., 1951-12-02
ROOMS WANTED

WANTED by active elderly lady
Piney Branch rd, or Walter Reed
Hospital. viii pay 500 mo- Call
"a 1866 or 81. 1914 after 6 and
YOUNG MOTHER, child 20 months
wants room and board. also care
OF child while mother works. MRS
GLEASON: RA. 1928. 90
GENTLEMAN desires furn room. neal
LADY, Govt employed. quiet. wishes
room with cooking facilities or share
apt. vicinity 18th and Columbia rd.
Box 3a0-A. Star.
ELDERLY LADY. active. wants quiet,
Turn. room. tray service. in D. C.;
@ Ss5 3 week; perm. Please describe,
NON SMOKER, ADT,RINKER, want lse
ily; ct your priceP GE. 1916.
board in Christian home. near
nv yyrlsha%ood phTgn NV, Cal IA. 9177 sun. :
bath. meals: sl25 monthly. Please
1er'eaSIs WoKkNS1 Ne1 i2bA IabA aesre. sesT
room with lady living alone; Cieve-
land Pk; vic; reas. Boy 420-A. Star .
EMPLOYED LADY WANTS single
pvt, home, walking distance. Woody's
Y6GScF Feas GovT Fox scfENristT aaiA Str desires
rm. IN pleas. neighbrhd.. nr. Penna
ave NV: no other roomers; SIS wk.
TUCK. DI. 1908.
REFINED. ELDERLY LADY wants
nome in apt. or room with meals or
KY eprdyls-; Arlington preferred.
WARM. QUIET ROOM, downtown
walking distance; Ink privileges;
not over $50 month. Box 412-A,
Evening star., 1951-12-02
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

sss. fsf. Lee .3svs HsHwsy s.Es ssh A mon
aIos tITsRSH Is,s at s4 dooS JA s,s4Oo 1900
gas gas stoye; ,Sss; all utilities; $50 mo. Can
af4S r ST. N.w.-Bsmt. studio rm.;
persons: person fsHis sis.sasso' snfssf gx. oe5so or RS
e FURN. LGE. RMS. newly deco
rated; all conveniences. s67 so
MT no~PIgxn PhEassSTi sSsstion SOD NE k,ssrn. 6s2S n
NV Ink. rooms: connecting semi
DUPONT CIRCLE vIC.-17l1 18th st.
plate running water: 500 a mo pU,
654 X ST. N.E.-one Ink. rm., close
7TH AND MD. AVE. NE, 2 lse.
rms. semi bath. telephone. part
of rent free, to reliable couple, to
take care of roomins house. 10.
ISL NEwToN ST., NV. Ink. 2
furn. linen, cple. or Q men s47.5o
and $40. 50. also ssle. rm. for man
8I5 c ST, N. E.-Employed lady
bright rm. Sink, range. refrigerator,
E-vls llOLIlS. SllIy - duulLSs
car ar lines. SO wk. Aft. 1 pm, FIR.
Ne. SECTION, lee.. ,urn. front
rms; for Ink, S16 week. Call Ii.
scoTTfV VctIRcLE-lst-toor front room
meth mth :sfFa bo eaeh and Ret %e.k Dfss pE est sHt
sa4 b ST. N.E.-Lge. Ink. rm., nicely
furn.. quiet. empl. cple.. conven.
III tEantsj aSD L sHEpaFkp aapRsa, at New HamD-
slls sRs s4s s Tess5 s55 p:q :qna5y %o Fa Rsv ssoo
SOBER EMPLOYED COUPLE, stove
and refrigerator; Sl2 week. 302s
rsSs ssth WY6MINao Vi 9H 70 oN.%@mt. sSso Pleasant
car; large attrac. front for lady;
conv.; also small ssle.; grill priyil.
his 14tb ST. N.w.-Larse. nicely
piate 1Hga ok for eoupe T or 5esfT xrs and R4 a.
vicinity 1ath AND 1RvrNG-one
rum running e., Ts1er ni1 osJf rsfsT - semipyt
L1GHr Il Z aoHsEKEEprNe 81 RooM-ssle
Or dble; s12 wk.; viewing Union
StstIop fssa' or Rark kaaso soi End st. ne: 4T
5i3 ALLISON ST. N.w.-Two Ink.
rooms, bedroom; large screened
porch and kitchen; empl adults Only
1929 WILSON BLVD, Arl.. va
rooms and complete kitchen on LIST
A. A. all hIEHs.IT ptils fgrn ,.sH SH ssss. s.S
rm for z; refgr.. hot plate. running
sadhsr' saeh. anl qishss s4as bus at door; s2g so
1901 1stb ST. N.w.-clean, warm
rms, business people. students: se-
, lssted Sa iNarn. menus. sTitsh6eard. -15
very Rel foan farnshed atasstse sassat aou
BILE. connecting semiprivate bath;
S5S mo. Food above average. quail
ity and quantity; / space young girl
to share double; lovely blond furni-
tare, 2 closets; $50. One very nice
COLUMBIA RID. NV. 2001-clear
room with meals; lge. rec. rm.. TV
young Govt; empl. or students
roR ef4n fMFfoYfp hEe y1e Goraes Go aaa and thtlc
$500 or RA. $3.50. ~ ~
cpls.;. child welcome. WIN give day
TOURISTS CABINS. cooking; SIS wk.
up. Rt. 240. Md Deer Park Cottages
Phi. Gaithersburg,. 463. -3
LOVELY. LARGE front combination
hed-living rm.; reasonable. Ii
I4O5 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV
| Hot pad, refgr.; nr. bath: sele. OF
dble.; n-drinkers. CO. 1888.
| ARLTNGTON-4-bu burner gas range II
room; share refgr.; 4 baths mr.. transp
Call GIL. 1900. "a
Evening star., 1951-12-02
ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

s41I 18th ST. NORTH, Arlington,
Va.-3 unfurn. rooms, pvt. bath,
utlls. furn., or whole house.
apt; double exposure: conn semi
private bath; close-in NV: large
closet; woman. DE. 0300, Apt 402
ONE HALF BLK. from Freedman's
desiPea dHSsp.tapl' csif Snf NJ a. 4s 4s41D Drivil. If
COLORED-I347 EUCLID ST. NV,
-Lge attractive rm.. fr., on carline;
privileges. AID. 1920. 3
COLORED-LARGE RM. with kit. In
desirable home. Empl. adults. Call
i. AID. 2A1f till noon a
Evening star., 1951-12-02
ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.w

1928 A ST. S.E:-Lg dbl. front rm
/ -sgl rm. Good trans Laundry priv
CAPITOL HILL, unusually attractive
rm.; share bath with l; rent sngl
d031 NICHOLS AVE. S.W.-Furn
rm.. next to bath, pvt. home. unlim
4oof 4ih ST. ST. s.E.MLarse sI. f iuPn. urn f, room
fined middle age lady employed
References exchanged. 10. 2-2s42
sIS 18th ST. s.E.-Lse. frt. rm.. vel
furn., nr; bath; smpl;. refined gentle
LEE. Gfn Lfy.BEbRM, w. G M Sum iarna avail te
Colonial home: / blk bus and shop.
ping center. Must see to appreciate
Phi. 10. 2--9S42.
ATTRACTIVE RIM. conv loc.. reas
rent to couple oD or sgls. girl; priyils
SMALL. INA 1.sHISi CLEAN RIM, nsxt bath: cony
to Navy Yard. Galiinger Hospital
SIS mo. LII. 1850.
CAPITOL HILL. 323 5th st. Sc
Pleasant, double rm., twin beds, ir
recently renovated private home
1so$ slss :!5ns a5th ST. ST. 81 s!E.p6is 4f55s bedrm.
pvt. home; laundry and phon,
priyils.: CO bus at door
e NICE RMS. ideal for 9 girls o.
men,; congenial home; meals op
tional. Ii. 1862.
s19 A ST.. nicely furn. single rm. TO
enpl man: conv. transp. Reason
able. Cali Ii. 3-7506. -
2108 p ST., Just off Pa ave, larg
front room. suitable or 2 girls. 0
cple,; conv. transp. LU. 1854.
ONE LGE. BEDRM.. cooking privil
SEQ mo. 5s11 Ritchie rd. Sc. &C
YOUNG MAN, to share front rm
next to bath; twin beds. LII. 4-552S
ROOMS FOR GENTS: sgle. or dbie.
quiet home, on carline; Gas Main
ave. s.w. EX. 1889. -7
125 C ST. S.E.-Bedrm., next to BATH
suit. young man, 81 wk. FIR. 724(
SINGLE FURN. RIM. nr. Navy Var
and Receiving Station; S2s: Mon
LU. 1862. 1414 T st. Sc. -
Evening star., 1951-12-02
COUNTRY BOARD

ROOM AND BOARD FREE to woman,
white, unattached. familiar with liv-
philosophy of cheerful living. to be
companion to my daughter. now
living alone and attending high
school in country. 20 miles from
Washington; electricity. oil heat,
gas range. inside toilet: somewhat
isolated Box 3S3-A, Star.