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Evening star., 1951-03-18

longer than any other man In
history, is sitting for a biograph-
Iical portrait. it seems. Whether
lit will be either definitive or even
authorized. nobody seems ready
to say just yet. At any rate,
every six months or so fellow
Texan by the name of Creekmore
Faith comes up to the Speakers
office, scoops up an ar1nful of
files and clippings and goes back
down to the Panhandle State.
George w. Simpson, the towns
most diligent collector of little
known and interesting facts, is
midway through a manuscript
which he will fittingly present to
his publishers on the Fourth of
July. "A Book About American
Politics." 1t will make q timely
appearance in 1852. which just
happens to be a campaign year.
A companion volume to "A Book
About American History" it traces
the origin of political customs and
sayings.
The presentation of Swiss re-
production of the Book of Kells"
from the Irish government to the
American people-as represented
by Sean MacBride, Irish Minister
| for External Affairs, and Luther
H. Evans, Librarian of Congress,
Irespectively-went off in an at
mosphere of good fellowship and
cordiality never exceeded at the
Library. In making the gift, Mr..
MacBride described the enormous
technical difficulties in reproduc-
ing the ancient Illuminated Irish
manuscript. DR.. Evans accepted
| it with many gracious references
to Irish literature and the friend
ship between the two nations.
The two volumes are now on dis
play in q case near the entrance
to the main reading room Of the
Library.
The team Of Smith and Smith
came to bat again on Thursday
with Three Men on Third" a
sequel to Low and Inside"
The local man of the team is
Ira L. Smith. a Department of
Agriculture employe who lives in
Alexandria. Other man is New
Yorker called H. Allen Smith,
whom you may have heard of in
connection with a book called
Low Man on a Totem Pole"
Our Mr.. Smith, a very optimistic
and enthusiastic-type author, says
that these two books have not even
begun to exhaust his massive col
lection of baseball anecdotes.
Were nowhere near the bottom
of the barrel" he says jubilantly.
y II Il Il
One Of our more havoc crying
authors paid the Capitol a short
visit recently. We refer to Philip
Wylie, author of "A Generation of
Vipers" and other volumes taking
a dim view of the world and its
people. The man most responsible
for making Nom" sound like
Public Enemy No. l was here to
confer with civilian defense Off
cials. While here he dashed off
"a new preface for IAN Essay on
Morals"
Readers of "Gamesmanship"
will be enchanted to hear that
Author Stephen Potter has come
up with another.
It is called "Lifesmanship." will
be published April l3, and is sub
titled, How to Get Away With It
Without Being an Absolute Plonk."
Evening star., 1951-03-18
Reading and Writing
1t Took Mrs. BorkIey to Get the Weep Down
To Writing-Now She's Ready for Dctotion
By Mary McGrory


The time-worn French sugges-
tion, "Cherchez la femme" proved
to be quite sound in finding out
just how it was that Vice Presi-
dent Barkley, whom publishers
ave been prodding for years,
finally made a start on his mem
toirs.
1t was Mrs. Barkley who drove
him to it.
"Nag's the word" says the viva
cious second lady, who believes
her husband has not just one
book in him, but at least two.
Hes written every speech he
ever gave. and they read wonder
fully: he's done some fine book
reviews, and. of course, he's a
charming and delightful man, -
asserts Mrs. B., who might be a
pretty good source for quotes for
the jacket when the book gets
done. It won't be soon. she says.
AS soon as the Weep gets to the
dictation stage-he's written the
first two chapters in longhand-
his wife stands ready to take it.
! x x
Coneresswomon Mary Norton
Also Hos Memoirs on the Way
Another recent entry in the
Capitol Hill division of the mem
oirs department is former Rep
resentative Mary T. Norton.
| Although she wouldn't have
missed a minute of that quarter
Of century in the hurly-burly of
politics, Mrs. Norton finds it did
do things to her prose style All
those years of simplifying issues
and giving ready answers made
her compress things bit ruth
lessly.
When she submitted the first
20 pages of her memories to a
literary agent, Nannine Joseph,
editor of the Roosevelt papers,
Mrs. Joseph looked them over and
said respectfully, "Boy.s how you
gallop!"
Mrs. Joseph. who has probably
spent years begging authors to
keep 1t down." told Mrs. Norton
that there was enough material
in those pages for three chapters.
Now, in the brief time that she
has before taking over her new
job as the Labor Department. S
womanpower boss later this
month, Mrs. Norton is sitting
down in her Kennedy Warren
apartments and trying to forget
those long years when she oper-
ated under a five minute rule and
said everything the shortest way
around.
Speaker Sam Royburn Sits
For a Biographical Portrait
Speaker Sam Raeburn. who has
held his job as head of the House
Evening star., 1951-03-18

which also was published IN this
country. He is, as might be sup
posed, violently against Franco,
He is equally anti-clerical. And
vet it appears
Evening star., 1951-03-18
This Was Americas Own Uncle Joe'
A Dictator Who Has No Counterport
es. Nv. w. Norton G. Co.; s4.50J

in the anatomy of personal power
and the turning of the tides of
political thought.
MARY McGRORY.
Evening star., 1951-03-18

those who delve into this field will
find it very rewarding.
Artists to Lecture
Josef Albers. a teacher and CO.
director of the Bauhaus, and for
merly head of Black Mountain
College. North Carolina, now
chairman of the department of
painting at Yale, and his wife.
Ami Albers, weaver and textile
designer, will both give lectures at
the Institute of Contemporary
Arts next Thursday and Friday, at
$40 pm. There is an admission
charge for this first appearance in
Washington of the Albers as lee
turers. Both have exhibited here
in the past year.
Evening star., 1951-03-18
Books in Review
Spain Between the Dictatorship of Franco
And the Underground Autocrocy of Stain
THE BROKEN ROOT
BY Arturo Barea. (Harcourt Brace; $780,
Reviewed by Carter Brooke Jones

Spanish writer gives in his first novel memorable story CT
the disintegation of family the Madrid of today family
torn apart by political conflicts the exenceca
oic elements peculiar Span undoubtedly prevailing
various forms all Europe.
Mr. Barea wrote The Forging Rebel his life
Evening star., 1951-03-18
Keynes Biography
Major Contribution
To Recent History

THE LIFE OF JOHN MAYNARD
KEYNES
BY r. F. Harrod. (Hdrcourt,
Brace & Co., $780,
Evening star., 1951-01-28
III. 5. Renews Demand
That Russia Return
$40 Lend-Lease Craft
BY the Associated Press

The United States presented
Russia yesterday with new de-
mand for return of 670 lend lease
vessels.
The vessels. including merchant
ships and military craft, were lent
to Russia during World War II.
State Department officials, dis
closing the demand, also reported
there has been another reduction
in the amount this Government
is asking from the Soviet for civil
ian type lend-lease goods in an
attempt to settle their old account.
These authorities disclosed they
would be willing to cut even more
| if there was any real evidence
Moscow would agree to a reason
able figure.
But actually the lend-lease ne
gotiations which opened here two
weeks ago have produced no such
evidence. Another meeting will be
held Wednesday. Prospects are
VIC CaAho may Cltu III oId1CIlid tS
at that time.
While officials declined to say
what sum the United States has
suggested the Russians should pay
for lend-lease equipment having a
postwar civilian use, it is under
stood the latest American proposal
is less than 81 billion for equip
ment such as machine tools and
trucks that was estimated to have
had a minimum value of $2.6 bill
lion when World War II ended.
Russia's counter proposal has
not been officially made public
either, but according to some re-
ports is less than $3.50 million.
Evening star., 1951-01-28
Kaufman Will Help
ChiIdren's S Hospital Drive

Rudolph Kaufman II, assist
ant secretary of The Evening Star,
has accepted the Craftsmanship of
the National Corporations Com
mittee for the Completion Fund
Campaign for Children's Hospital.
MI. Kaufman will seek contri-
buttons from national firms main
tanning Offices or branches in this
area.
The goal for the campaign is
$545,00 which will go toward
completing new building at
Thirteenth and w streets NV.
$4,000 has been pledged to date
Evening star., 1951-01-28
ADDS IsrueI PTA MEETING

The Adas Israel Religious
School PTA will meet at $50 pm.
tomorrow in the Vestry room of
the Synagogue, 600 I street NV.
DR.. Isadore Rods will speak on
"A Psychiatrist Looks Upon Re
ligion in the Home"
Evening star., 1951-01-28
Korean to Talk to Navy Unit

! Pyo Wook Han, first secretary
of the Korean Embassy, will ad-
dress the Washington Navy chap
ter of the Reserve Officers Associ-
alton at $50 pm. Tuesday in
the officers mess of the Naval
| Medical Center at Bethesda.
Evening star., 1951-01-28
Auto Kills Cub Scout, 9,
|On WAY to Do Good Turn
BY the Associated Press


SULLIVAN, Ind, Jan. 27-Cub
Scout Kent Reid was late last night
to do his good turn in helping in
a March h-of-Dimes collection at a
basketball game.
He ran across a street. Tires
screamed, but the car couldn't be
stopped in time.
The 9-year-old boy died short
/ while later
Evening star., 1951-01-28
New York Surgical Supply

NEW YORK.-Almost so per
cent of United States production
of surgical instruments, equip
ment and supplies comes from the
New York City area.
Evening star., 1951-01-28
Propaganda Course Slated

A course in Pressure Groups
and Propaganda" will be con-
Quoted by DR.. Martin Kriesberg
at American University during
the spring semester. it was an
nounced yesterday.
Evening star., 1951-01-28
&c, 900 FomiIies Farm Co-ops

BUDAPEST.-There now are
$4,000 peasant families belonging
to cooperative farms. Land
farmed comparatively in Hungary
now totals 1851 900 acres.
Evening star., 1951-01-28

WE'D so YEARS-Mr. and Mrs.
Richard r.. Price of 427 Decatur
street NV, who recently OBJ
served their golden wedding
anniversary. Mr.. Price, ", a
retired Metropolitan police
man, and Mrs. Price, 10, have
three sons, one daughter, nine
grandchildren and three great
grandchildren.
Harris G. Ewing Photo.
Evening star., 1951-01-28
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TABLEMODEL

Admiral's new l6-inch table model, with
Filteray rectangular tube, is Americas most
compact television set. Measures only l712
inches across it's practically all picture. And
what picture! Sharp, clear, just like the
movies. Complete with every important 1851
Admiral feature, including built-in directional
Roto-Scope antenna! See this sensationally low
priced Admiral demonstrated at Capitol. Model
Number 16Rll.
Evening star., 1951-09-17
ROOMS WITH BOARD

LARGE BASEMENT RM.. well furn.
cple. pref: separate entrance; semi
private bath; home-cooked meals,
best food. DU. 0625. --21
I4OI 10th ST. N.W.-Newly deco
rated rms. business people, student
selective menu. switchboard.
FOR REFINED ELDERLY PEOPLE
A delightful, cheerful winter home,
HsmS aee0Fsssa sapervscn SnFef9 exceen nd
meals, come and see 1t. MRS.
CLARK. 2206 Wise. ave. NV. OR.
1916 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Fine food.
Discriminating girls; share rooms; !;
$50 mo. Elec. privil. 81 mo. A few
vacancies! MISS WELLER, DU. 3232.
1887 GALLATIN ST. N.W.-3 young
ladies to share pvt. home: lge. liv.
rm., piano; home privileges; 2 good
meals breakfast on Sundays. Good
transp unlim. phone; Sl4 per wk.
Call GE 1916. 10
BLAIR MANSION INN, 771o Blair I'd
n.W.-Beautitul rms, fine food, free
parking; day. wk., mo. SH. 3317,
SH. 9775.
NICELY zee y FTRN RM; .t, twin beds; sis sait-
1925 18th sTREET-For discrimi-
mating people, singles with private
bath. also double rooms; excellent
food; lge. reception room. DU. 1865.
II"
WENDELL TERRACE-Pleasant rms.
home cooking; excel. tranSp.; nice
guest living rm.; S14-Si5 weekly
1927 Belmont I'd. NV. MI. 9435.
CAN ACCOMMODATE two employed
adults. Pvt. home. Meals are really
GOOD. HU 1868. ~
COL. RID. NV. 2OO1, mr.. Conn. ave.
Nice rm., good food; young Govt.
employe. CO. 2493. %"
725 10Th ST. N.W.-Attractive single
rm. for refined lady. Excellent food.
Evening star., 1951-09-17
FARM g GARDEN

RYE. for seeding winter cover crop:
$50 per bu.. any quantity. VIII
FIRETHoRN BUSHES Cpyrscantha
lalandi, glossy evergreen leaves
with deep orange red berries; beau
tiful alone or IN the form of hedge;
20 plants left, at 95 ga. 1874
Grace Church rdn Silver Spring. 81.
BULLDoZER for hire, s-ft. blade;
good operator. HI. $3.50 after 6
TIRE REMOVAL. SIS and up: eet our
free estimates and save money
PAUL'S TREE SERVICE. 10 5-45Ts
VIRGIN TOPSOIL; landscaping: drive
way gravel best quality. ImmeG
service, deliv. LU. l-5563. any time.
AZALEAs, hardy neld grown; all
colors; SOC each. or So dozen. 25l0
1909 TURKEY MANURE. 1901
Georgia ave. extended.
TOP SOIL. very good rich top soil
for lawns and green house. Very
reasonable. BY the load. Call HI.
siDE iDi' MOWER. Ford tractor, little
used good cond, Call OIL 31S7.
LANDSCAPE GARDENERS = Lawns
our specially; nursery stock; tree
surgery; trimming, top soil: drain
ase system. OR. 1869 IL
STARK BROS. SINCE 1915
Record bearing strains; fruit, nut
trees, berries. shrubbery etc. Fall
ideal planting time. JOHN A
CREEL, Distributor. FIR. O67S.
Evening star., 1951-09-17
APARTMENTS WANTED

TWO REFINED. young business girls
desire nicely furnished one-bedroom
apartment, preferably N.Y.. section.
By Oct. !. TO 500: excellent refer
enceS. Call DE. S437. IL
NEAR SHERIDAN CIRCLE dupont
Circle)-Furn. apt. ! rm.. kit, bath,
about $50, wanted by quiet lady at
"a, from 9-5 weekdays only. 1sA
1-BEDRM. OR EFFICIENCY apt.
preferably NV. section or nearby
Va viii decorate If rent reason
able: Call OR 1767. -!7
QUIET dEls REFINED - GENTLEMAN en- t;i n
NV; no share bath on kit, in
gentle adult home; parking space.
Box BIS, Star. -17
FREE-Landlords. applicants waiting
for your furn. or unturn. apts. or
houses OF sublets. Wash. Va;
white Open z days, MA OO01.
TWO EX-SERVICEMEN desire lae. /
or 2-bedrm. unfurn. apt. NV: will
ing to redecorate; $50 top, Call
REFINED NED YOUNG WOMAN. Jewish.
desires small apt TO share with
another; reas. Box ,169-T. Star. 49,
PRIVATE ENTRANCE IN refined
home desired by young mother with
chil6, OF &; care OF child by woman
ME. 6240 between 8 and 1 Tuesday.
COUPLE desire one-bedroom furn.
apt. Alex Arl. vic. for occ. approx.
Oct; T. Box 1917, Star.
former teacher desires efficiency or
one e-bedroon apartment; convenient
downtown Wash. Tel XII. S-95S6
UNFURN. .-BEDRM. APT. for fam
!ly OF three: upper Brightwood sec
ton preferred: Logan Bits. IT.
REFINED GENTLEMAN, good refs,
desires furn. or unfurn. ! bedrm
or efficiency, IN good neighborhooo
max, $50. RE. S706. I1'
TWO ENGINEERS require or q
bedrm. furn. apt. nr. ! Sth and Con-
stitution, NV. Apt bldg preferred;
up to s 50 mo. CTTRON. Ma, $3.50
Ext. 522, leave message
Evening star., 1951-09-17
WASHERS

Popular brands at drastic reductions.
See us before buying. Open ewes.
American Service Center
5S5 N. Glebe Rd., Arl. OW. 7722.
WASHING MACHINE. Westinghouse
Laundromat; used 41a yrs, good
working condition; $50. FA. 4.S2.
WATER HEATERS, SIS UP: guar
John G. Webster USED APPLIANCE
CENTER, 1909 lst st. Sc ST el00
NEW COTTON MATTRESSES. S15 95
SQUARE DEAL FURNITURE co
Sol Eve st. n W. RE. 4492.
NEW CHICKEN FEATHER PILLOWS.
9Sc each SQUARE DEAL FURNI-
=, TERE .RE SS,v SO Sol ,,E0v Eye s sstr,pnw NV Thor
washer and Formica top kitchen
able; for sale reasonable. Call OR.
BEING DRAFTED-Must sell B-fat
tenor saxophone lgoldl. Price, 500
or best offer Call Ho. 1907 Ii
NUNTZ table model. lG". 3 mos. old,
Sti5 cash, assume monthly paymts.,
S12.04 for 10 mos, includes war
ranty; Duchess wringer washer, s
mos, S75; King 7-cu-ft. refgr.. l
VI, S75: 5-drawer chest. S24; gray
oak dresser, $40; bunk beds. wImat-
tress and spBngs, $3.50. VI. 1886.
Evening star., 1951-09-17
ROOMS FURNIshED-N.E.

PARK 1905 Queens
Chapel ter. ne; lge, front rm., pvt.
bath; pvt. home; all conveniences.
NO 1899, after 6 pm, Wkdays.
I16 18th ST. N.E.-Large double front
sleeping room; So mo. EX. 3400.
1899 SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. Ne
Single rm.. semipvt. bath; pvt
home; trsnsp. at corner. DE. 4039
VERY NICE BEDRM.. windows.
Venetian blinds. mahog. furn.; privi-
legeS WA. 2671. is
2OI3 PERRY ST.--Large next bath
shower. = closets; empl man or
cple; all convs. MI; !655. -!
Room for elderly sentleman; close
to transportation. Call. Ii. 6-1376.
nicely furn. rooms for
refined empl persons Reas Ais
Anacostia ave. ne. LU. 2-6612.
COLORED-Room for employed set
tied couple. in clean quiet home.
COLORED--I FURN. RM.. near bath
Call any time. IL 1854.
COLORED Beautiful front rm
ladies preferred. 1926 NJ st. ne.
All day Sun. after q Monday. Ii.
6-SI3n -fI
Evening star., 1951-09-17
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.w.

LARGE attrac. rm.. privacy, next
bath, excel. transp.. for refined young
woman. S35 mo-, NO. 0062. 10
1924 18th ST. N.W.-Farmingto
mr.. Dupont Circle; maid service; "a
hr. switchboard service; phone in
dble,. sig so up, DE 1850.
AM. Z. PK.--Lge. conf. sele. rm.,
pvt. b., shower; exp. bus; gar; bus,
man; reas. EN-. 491S after 4. "a
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE, az New
Hampshire ave. n.w.-Newly deco.
fsifcbbosrd fsifS boSS seFvise eS St1 No S9S6 anu
WILSON HOUSE. 2015 Kalorama I'd
Excellent rooms. $40 and $50.
~ AND REFGR. right in your own
room; Q or persons; S15-S21.
2147 F st, NV. EX. 0653. lis
1896 MACOMB ST. N.W.-For gentle
Of distinction. Lge, bed-sitting rm.
connecting, bath-shower. fireplace,
Beautifully furn; Overlooking lovely
garden. Maticulous maid service.
Lo%EIY oSninPke5 CoRNER n EN- kM. f864 With lp pvt
bath; opp. Shoreham Hotel; break
fast privil.. unlim. phone. Ho.
LGE. FRONT RM., twin beds; gentle
IllGIl OI WOI hltIB COupiCB COlIhs u slllop'
Refs; Jewish home. RA. 2163.
LARGE ROOM FOR TWO, semipvt
bath and kitchen. zoos 9th st.
IA 0462 or GEs 9752, is
eth AND SHEPHERD-Single pleas
ant Ink; rm., grill; $25 per mo
DGPoST Up Si'0' SCOTT cIRcLE-stadic
room with new GE refgr.. semipvt
tile bath; l man, $3.50 private
entrance also smaller unit. S37 30
Shown Monday, $50, $50 pm
2OII WYOMING AVE.-Attractive
studio rm. for 2 gentlemen: walk-ir
closets, connecting hath, pvt. entr.i
parking facilities. -1S
1899 DELAFIELD PL. N.W.-1 sgl
rm.. and l double with twin beds;
large rms, nicely furn. RA. S45S
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-Extra ige
bright rm.; linens. maid serv.,. pvt
bath laund. privil, unlim phone
! adult. new home. 500. WO. 1850
CLIFTON ST. N.W.-Nicely
Turn. twin bedrm.. suitable gentle
men or. empl couple; 2 blk. transp
unlim. phone. HO. 5323. 20
622 JEFFERSON ST. N.W.-Front
lge. bedrm. for | man or girl; un
limited phone; $35 mo. TU. 1740
350s 18th ST. N.w.-Large front rm.
private bath. cAsets; conven. loc
Evening star., 1951-09-17
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

and used spinetS and
consoles at moderate rates. Haul
ing extra. Phone Sterling 9490.
JORDAN PIANOS. INC, corner 18th
and G SITS. NV. Open Thursday
evenings p
Evening star., 1951-09-17
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

Hospital; suitable roonhing house or
residence. Seen at 693l Ga. ave.
SMALL DOWN PAYMENT. low month
ly pymtS.; .semidet brick; IN excel
baths on End A.; lily. rm., family
and den on ist Il: paneied rec. rm..
porch and garage; beautifully s.nd-
yard; near fine NV. schools and
conveniently located TO everything;
KORENDoRFER. OR. 1926 III .
pm. -lS
MT. PLEAsANT-spacious I-bedrm.
mo6ern home on quiet St. adjacent
Heart Church. An excel. value, .
$50. To o-fnspect call PLANT e. COR
DON, INC. 1874 Park I'd. co. oS37.
MT. PLEAsANT-A completely re-
nWN3s modelled row house. Mod kit; and
and all new bath, 2nd A.; maids
rm. and u bath IN bsmt.; auto.
Cal Cal MR; LUCK Ma. 2o40; ewes.
HAMILTON ST., near N. Hampshire
s.eii ss.ei n;w;--Row brick; 8 rms, Q
:sched garage; deep lot: convenient
70 transp. and schools. OWNER,
MA. s6S2; ewes. and Sun. RA 423l.
lis
4 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS, SI7,950-We
VIII build on your lot this rambler
with din. rm... kit, liv. rm., firepl.
center hall, full bsmt, a.-c. heat, in
cluding excel. closets. Plans and
specifications for above price. For
Information call OR. 9151 and OR.
gl52 sun. and weekdays It'll pm
Mr.. WALTER REED-Det. brick. s
$4,000. LOUIS RUDDEN, EX',
Evening star., 1951-09-17
co-oP. APIS. SALE lcont.l J

COLORED-I4I5 GIRARD ST. NV.
8rd floor; vacant; N established
coop apt. building; less than rent
fol. the same benefits For details,
call Ma S036 office of A. NJ
DRAISNER, 1904 1 st. NV; -lS
small down payment. 1925 18th s..
NV. Coop apartments. Open for in
spection daily, Sat. and Sun. 10
a.m.-9 pm. Beautiful corner build
ing. Large, bright rooms, to 4 bed
rooms, living room, Kitchen and
bath. Elevator building. Your last
chance to get one of these choice
apts. Only a few still available
Monthly payments less than rent
Hurry! Hurry! HENRY SALUS, 1l04
Vermont ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-09-17
ROOMS. APTs. 20 sHARE

Young fTI " WOMAN; gA66 e 1850 .te.. to share .Hs
with twin beds, full bath and ex-
ira layatory, kit. back porch. Call
ia 1872 after pm. on Mon. lis
effciency With HS' one other; VIC.
Wash. Circle. DI. 1868. -17
WANTED--Lady to share 1-bedrm.
apt. with another conv. shopping
ana transp.; meals included, 3032
Rodman ST. NV, OR. 9199. sunday
2 YOUNG MEN share spacious 6-rm.
apt. with Govt worker and part
time student; fully equipped. incl.
washer and linens; excel. tranSp.;
approx. $40. 1882 18th st. NV,
GIRL 80 80 to 80, to share newly dec.
apt, nr. Arlington Hall. in Claren-
don. 634 N. Monroe ST.. Apt. ., of
Wilson blvd, Arl. IL
MAN, 25-35, to share beaut.
dec. master hedrm. private bath,
large rec rm for entertaining; mod
Oh. Ch.; conv. transp.: $50 mo.
1881 EAST CAPITOL sf.-1-2 girls.
.!!2-35, mod apt, . bedrms., twin
beds; $40 mo. each. Ii. 3-3o63.
GIRL. $3.50, to share furn. apt. with
= others. Call Sunday UN. 1882,
weekdays after z. lis
CONN. AVE. SECT, nr. shoreham
Hotel; would like or " girls to
share apt. Cali MI. 1891 week
LADY to share apt. with
one: cook separately; desirable neigh-
borhood; bus at door. LU. l-7167
week ends. ewes. lis
CONN. AND CALIF.-Exception op-
portunity for resp. businesswoman
in large apt S65 NO, 9522. II 5
HILL VTC.--1 or . girls
70 share mod. air-cond. apt. in apt.
bldg; secretarial service. co. S045.
COW. LOCATION-1st-fr. apt; Girl
TO share with another; excel. transp
TE., 06S6 all day Sun, after $50
eTst AND F SIS. N.w.-oirl. 90 to
p, TO share large front bedrm in
apt. twin beds; kit. priVils; sos
RE. o645 Ext. 303. lis
REFINED LADY, over %. to share g.
room apt. with two; $50. 1925 18th
6. NV. MI. 1851. No. 315, all day
-BEDRM. APT. conv. to transp.: girl
over p W, Hyattsville. Cal -UN
LADY WILL SHARE air-cond. efic.
apt, newly furn-. conf; NV. conV.
transp RA "gSS IL
CoLORED-N.E. WASHINGTON. 3
girls TO share > rms. kit and bath
with one other girl. VI 0554. IL
p ST. NV; Young
man wants 10 share apt. with an
other young man; bedrm.. kitchen,
bath, recreation room. HU. 6727.
Evening star., 1951-09-17
MOVING. PACKING 6 STORAGE

DO YOUR OWN moving and hauling.
1-way trailer rental to all major
MOVING Across THE STREET OF
across the country; safe storage in
separate rooms; expert packing.
CO, INC, est. 1905.
SMALL JOBS, boxes. beds. personal
effects. ETC.; white driver. D. c.. Arl
and Sill. Spg. area. TU. 1928. is
LIGHT HAULING and moving reas.;
prompt ser; ST. 1000, Sun. and
holidays; z am. to 9 pm. W. MAR
WIN. 20"
WE MOVE ANYTHING. day or night;
reasonbale rates, free estimates. H
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