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Evening star., 1952-10-10
Arlington Food Handlers
Complete Training Program

More than 800 employees of Ar
|lington restaurants and school
Icafeterias completed a training
program for food handlers yester-
day.
The program was conducted by
Norbert Melnick, county director
of inspections. State health ofl-
Icials who attended the clinic said
it was one of the biggest and most
comprehensive programs ever con-
Quoted in the State.
Certificates of merit were
awarded to the 336 participants
who attended the program con-
Quoted at the Stratford Junior
High School on q voluntary basis.
Evening star., 1952-10-10
ICrummeII Purents PIun
Pupils Lunch Proarum

Parents at the Crummell School
Gallaudet street near Kendall
street NE, plan to set up a lunch
program for pupils.
Creation of the program was
decided on at a Parent Teacher
Association meeting last night
Mrs. San Juan Barnes, president
said sandwiches, soup and other
items will be served. Only one
public grade school-John Quincy
Adams-haS a school-operated
cafeteria.
Evening star., 1952-10-10
By jones 6. Deone

Keene Elementary School, which
lost its patrol boys in a pupil shift
this fall, has a new organization
for protection against traffic mis-
hapS: Patrol mothers.
Last month, Ill Keene fifth and
sixth-graders were transferred to
nearby Barnard School because
Keene had no room for them
All Keene's safety patrol boys
were among the transfers, and 1t
looked as if nearby street corners
might go unguarded.
A plea to parents by Miss
Thelma Fryer, Keene's principal,
saved the day. however. Mothers
donned white belts and have been
manning dangerous intersections
since the first morning of school.
Miss Fryer credits Mrs. Roy l..
Sheridan, 48 Kennedy street NE,
mother of a Keene third-grader
with the organizat tion work that
has met a serious situation. The
IPTA, police department and
American Automobile Association
also have. helped.
Others Too Young.
Mrs. Sheridan's 11-year-old son,
Robert, was Keene's patrol cap
tain last year. This year he's
a student at Paul Junior High.
The week before school opened
Miss Fryer was informed class
of fifth-graders would move to
Barnard. Two others already had
been scheduled to switch since
June. This left no patrol boys. be-
cause fourth-graders are toe
young.
The principal called Mrs. Har-
ry Mendelson, 231 Ingraham
street NV, PTA president. Mrs
Mendelson in turn called Mrs
Sheridan, and Mrs. Sheridan
agreed to take the problem in
Evening star., 1952-10-10
Robinson Urges
|Washingtonian,
Back Program
Wants Citizenry to
Sell Public Works
PIun to Congress

Brig. Gen. Bernard L. Robinson,
Engineer Commissioner. yesterday
called upon Washingtonians to
get behind the Districts new pub
lie works program and sell it to
Congress.
He addressed the Washington
Clearing House on Urban Rede-
velopment, Slum Clearance and
Housing, voluntary group COM
|prising Is organizations. They
Include labor, church. women,
veterans, architectural and other
groups. The meeting was held in
the YWCA, Seventeenth and K
streets NV.
Gen. Robinson called for ian
all-out effort, starting now" to
interest Washingtonians in the
proposal and put it across in the
next session of Congress.
1919 Million Undertaking.
The plan, drawn up by the Citi-
zens' Advisory Committee on
Public Works, consisting of busi-
ness and financial leaders here,
provides for a 1919 million, six
year undertaking.
Maj. Gen. U. S. Grant III, for
mer chairman of the National
Capital Park and Planning Com
mission, who presided, said the
law requires the Federal Govern
ment to contribute 40 per cent of
the upkeep of the National Capt.
tai. Gen. Grant said Congress has
failed to make the annual pay
mentS it has authorized.
So if Congress passes the pub
lie works program, he said, it will
merely be paying back obligations
to the District.
Gen. Robinson described Wash
ington and its suburbs as a city
of is million, with some 100000
living in the District. He said the
increase in population here has
been largely in the low-income
groups, with subsequent loss of
economic stability.
"The taxpayers Of the District
of Columbia are called on more
and more to foot the bill for the
people who live outside our bor-
ders. but work here and use our
facilities.
Sees Answer to Problem.
The Engineer Commissioner
pointed to the decrease in the
central core of the city downtown.
He said this cannot continue and
afford a proper base for the COM
munity. He said the public works
program is an answer to this
problem.
He cited the increase In tax
exempt property and said less
than half the District contains
land that can be taxed. The
Federal and District governments,
embassies, churches and schools
account for the tax-exempt prop
erty, he said.
1.-THE Federal Government has
not met its obligation or faced
seriously the problem it has Gre
ated," said Gen. Robinson. But
the city has provided the services
the Federal Government needs
and should have"
So far as providing parking
facilities downtown are concerned,
Gen. Robinson said he personally
favors revenue bonds on self
projects.
Evening star., 1952-10-10

spending to a call at 1925 Fair
mont street NV.
The officers, who are both mar
ried, afterward looked only
slightly flustered. They asserted
that their new role had required
only a little common sense.
1T was all over in a couple OF
minutes" Pvt. Prete said.
The mother, Mrs. June Slaugh-
ter, %, colored, and the 7-pound
baby remained at the home ad-
dress.
Evening star., 1952-10-10
500 Omit Addresses
In Defense Tuq Request

At least 500 persons applying
for civil defense identification
tags failed to include their ad-
dresses, the Civil Defense Disas-
ter Information Office announced
yesterday.
Those who have applied for tags
and have not received them With
in four weeks were asked to noti-
fy the Office at 1400 Pennsylvania
avenue NV. The telephone is
National 5000, extension 1858.
Evening star., 1952-10-10
Truman Sends Message
|0f Good Wishes 10 Chianc
BY the Assoeiatea Pres.

President Truman yesterday
sent a message of good wishes to
Generalissimo Chang Kai-shek on
the anniversary Of the founding
of the Chinese republic.
The Presidents message to Gen.
Chang on Formosa, said:
"The people Of the United States
join me in sending to your ex-
cellency and to the people Of China
Fluctuations and good wishes on
this national anniversary"
Evening star., 1952-10-10
Parents May Demand
White School Shift fol
Payne Pupils Again

| transfer OF announcer Wl1Ce
Southeast grade school to Negro
pupils probably will be asked soon
by parents who staged a school
strike last year.
Supt. Hobart M. Corning re-
vealed yesterday he already is con-
sidering such transfer.
The Payne Maury Parent =
Teacher Association heard trans
fer demands at a meeting last
night. The association scheduled
another meeting on the subject
for October %.
Walked Out Last Winter.
Payne pupils walked out +, last
winter in a protest against shifts
caused by overcrowding. Payne
had part-time classes then and
both Payne and Maury do again
now. Two new part-time classes
were created at Maury this week.
These are the only part-time
classes in the public schools.
The white Bryan. Buchanan,
Kingsman and Tyler Schools all
were mentioned at last nights
session. Mrs. Catherine Jones.
association vice president, said
the four white schools have a
surplus Of over 900 seats. She
called Bryan and Buchanan, the
two nearest. practically empty" !"
James A. Thalley. president, de-
clared:
II feel they should close Bryan
or let us have it. They don't need
it. and we're heating it in the
winter with our tax dollars. It's
just a waste of money"
Parent Opposed Move.
Payne parents asked for Bryan
last year. but Bryan parents op-
posed them. The Board of Edu-
cation instead transferred Madison
School. Payne parents staged a
four-day strike over this because
it involved shifting pupils from
Payne to Maury. Maury to Love-
Joy and Lovejoy to Madison.
Later the board began an eight
room addition to Payne which is
due to be completed next Feb
ruary.
PTA officers said last night even
the new addition won't meet the
space needs of the Negro pupils.
Transfer of a school near Payne
is listed in the revised building
program submitted by DR.. Corning
to the School Board yesterday. It
would replace a plan to build a
new Negro grade school near
Payne.
DR.. Corning also disclosed he is
considering a SIMILAR transfer in
the Lovejoy School area. This
would substitute for an addition
to Lovejoy. He didn't name any
schools.
Latest enrollments reported at
the four Payne-area white schools
are as follows: Bryan, 433 (ca-
Ipacity. 648); Buchanan, 399 (ca-
lpacity, 72O; Tyler, 571 Capacity,
1861, and Kingsman, 603 (capac-
Iity, 648).
Latest Enr0llments. T
The two schools nearest Love-
joy are nearer capacity. Edmonds
has 263 pupils. compared to a
capacity of 288. Peabody has 1893,
with room for 432.
KingSman would not be prac-
tical for Payne pupils, because
it is across East Capitol street,
a second official said. 1t would
be more practical for pupils in the
Lovejoy neighborhood, he added.
Buchanan and Tyler have spe-
cial classes for a typical and
handicapped children in addition
to their regular enrollments. If
either were shifted new location
for these classes would be nee
|essary.
Officials might try to make one
transfer that would meet both
Payne and Lovejoy needs.
Evening star., 1952-12-13
ROOMS AND APIS. 70 SHARE

CAPITOL HILL. mr.. Supreme CT,
mab wants to share dble. bedrm.
all-day rarking. Ii. 4-2199.
LADY in Bethesda will share home
sSs Es eGD' oH:r. sss5rsa sa sitss soDs
ings. Good home and proposition
rwoR3. rtwSe SP4 SGse's so sssrs -ssSS sisS youns
Eoman: cony, NV: location. Gail
sis .Ds. Ai IN e chsS, e q eS.!s. z 'faIf aM
RoSSS22ssiATE to share s-rm. apt.
with 2 other men part-time stu
dents: Mt. Pleasant area. epnv.. to
sransp. Can co. S-i47S sftsr
LfuxUIR,Y, downtown enc. apt. 70
share with yng. lady; temp. OF perm.
eve. worker pref; $50. HU. S-y32l.
CoNGENIAL GIRL, ABOUT 80. to
beds, Tv, idry. facil. AID. 2-s472.
GIRL to share With one
other beautifully furn. apt. To.
rweosisaE;RM APT. to share aa / or .
girls or mother and . children. Reas.
WANTED "a irIHS.Sii Sirl. 1925. to share if ise.
apt. with 3; eony. nv. location:
LARGE EFFfC. AIR -COND. APR. toI
share with another gentleman. Must
be seen to be appreciated. Fur De-
tails cal M. g-5542 -14
turn. apt. pvt. home. 9th and
Buchanan NV; $35 mo. RA. 81
REFINED GrRL, a5 to so. % share
furn. apt. 30l0 wisconsin ave. n.W.,I
until April !: $50 mo. EN. 2-49e0.i
I'D
Evening star., 1952-12-13

COLORED-CLEAN. COMFORTABLE
Z pm. 4510 18th St. NV. TU.
COLoRED-4os M ST. N.w.-Room
CoLORED-s11 D sT.-Extra iee.,
clean, conf. frt.: kit; privils.; S37 so
mo mo; to sober cple; UM a.7045; LA
after .ftep Isi1ned S. Mn naR s.aSse 9s lady. Gan
COLORED-NEWLY DEC. RMS, pvt.
Sro transp.; dble. and single. ,AD.
c0IosfD-l4sa CLIFTON ST. NV,
Large Large front % room In modern home;
coIosRbMTR6Nr dIisnsR RM.. is... iu1n.;
win accept child. AID. 2-1766.
= 1928 sHEpHERD ST.
n.w.--Double rm. for empl. couple:
home priyils. Call after 2 pm. Sat.
CoLSsEpMDBEAA. 81 Say SUD sis42 sRs RM and md On.
Tn1 Tn1furn rm; fo2 couple or 2 siris.
cOLoRED1FURN. RIM. with cooking
privileges fer couple. co. 5-9374.
OR uNFURN. RIM.
with pvt; bath; Kit. privil.: NV. sec
COLORED - ATTRACTIVE SINGLE
rm.. next to bath: "a block transp.
cSfossESMsaooM s Sc sissssa for quiet; .ls en-
ployed men or couple. DE. 2-6631.
COLORED-LARGE, FURN., front
rm. to rent. for cple.: home privi-
cSsg iSssgssi sg'nRrhRSN@S Ap: 2;Sg$S. pppr Ia
day. worker In exch. for preparing
brkfst. RA. 6-O782. 1857 Madison
COLORED-NEAR 18th AND COLUM.
BIA RID. NV; for refined man or
woman; $50 mo. See janitor, base
ment, 1881 Belmont I'd. NV. Ia
Evening star., 1952-12-13
MlsclL. WANTED tcens1 /
FARM AND eARnEA

NEW FORD TRACTOR, mower anc
plow; used less than 80 days; cost
81. lS9: will sell all for ST 900
Used Wood @ corn picker, $500. Full
LOCUST POSTS. Located 10 mi. from
District line near Indian Head hwy /;
5000 available: ready in, 2 weeks;
40e per post at Piscataway. Nd. No
delivery. Call Ii. 3-3423. Ia
BULLDOZERS AND LEADERS. rent
or contract. Estimates free. UN
HAY@iE;xcellent quality, 1000 bales
orchard erass and clover. Z. e.
GARNSEY. Reva, Va. Phone Madi-
CLEAN FILL DIRT. topsoil. re road
ing. 10. $3.50. lis
l947 D-4 BULLDOZER. wide-gauve
hydraulic, LaPlant shoat blade. peri.
GO cong 1v Aftsr asan5 pm. can XII. 9-836s
VIRGIN Tor SOIL; best quality. an,
quantity. Immed. service. Landscap-
ing. NIL dirt. LU. 1868 any time.
LANDsCAPING AND TREE SERVICE
JE. 3-Os78 or JE. 2-2S43.
ALFALFA, Lespedeza, clover, also
oasT oasT 1ss sorFe rs asay snGyn hay asvs unSsr
s.7sle. eve. EN-. sei4S7. si4i oays M19 SA'
SALE XMAS TREES and wreaths,
81 and up. HARRY TUBAUGH,
Rte. 2. Herndon. Va. tnear Forest.
villel, Daleyiew 5-o106. Ii
AFRICAN VIOLETS-Bloomin as
sorted colors; 20 cents and up.
Call HE. 4-S091. Ia
Evening star., 1952-12-13
: CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

TWO ANGUS STEER, Angus bull;
between 800 and $50 lbs. apiece;
reasonable. LO. 5-i64s. ia
HOLSTEIN DAIRY cow carryins
third calf due March, S226;
heifers ready to breed. $125 each;
pure bred Hampshire shoats, So
ssaen; each; pure bred HAMPSHIRE SOW;
SSsoR Or rAsM fsst eaa 9eIs 81 MiisTR MRiAisRFAz AZ
Oakton. Va. IA. S-7937. Iii
TWO JUMPERS Owners moving
very reasonable. WA. 7-2563. Ia
PONIES; 90 head. The best you ever
saw; Just what you want for Xmas.
RADIE EVANS. miles beyond Pc.
tomac' on River rd. Po. 2-3267.
CATTLE-Hereford and Angus. Both
registered and graded; 100 head.
Reas. RADIE EVANS. Z mi. beyond
Potomac on River I'd. Po. 2-3267.
RIDING MARE. wonderful with chill
STen; ni. i.Sssa Sssdie included. s1O0. Call
TWO GRRixIiN-FED STEERS, abe abou,
deep freeze. JE. 2-2337. IA
PURE BRED ANGUS BULL, 8 mos,
Blackcap-Miss Burgess. win regis
ter for purchaser. Would make
ideal Xmas present for r. r. A. or
Al youngster. Poolesville 1881.
PRE- INVENTORY SALE! Just in
time for Christmas! 30 per cent
Barnsby forward seat SADDLES; park.
hunting and pony saddles and lge.
selection Of accessories. Full line
Of Western tack. Horse and pony
blankets. A visit to us will save
you money! PRATT SADDLE &,
HARNESS CO., 2OS 8. paca st- pal-
timore, Md.
Evening star., 1952-12-13
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

ONE NEWLY FURNISHED. very lge
agseo aaog9ssee5oeeping Ping r5a;; m all convens; Ia
saE eon eestlon; sS9m for phdns as' in al 4 prsS 76l
18th st. NV. RA. 6-0094. -15
2032 g ST. N.W.-Lse. rm, and kit.
rSnnine Sr 4atsa gas 81 stove sFsfssr EFsfsr' aps
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-2 rms, kit.
dinstte, private bath: $3.50 wkIy.
Call ME. s-3615 after Z eve.
6306 Sth ST. N.W.-Large rm. with
lnc!osed porch. pvt. bath; kit.
Rrivils.. nnlim. phone; convenient
sat. Tau aas sses sun Hsefsa,' Ra sas6sy 2: sny
1880 HARVARD ST. N.W-sieen,nO
kit. and laundry. no. s.77ss' sA
UPONT CIRCLE VIC. 1711 18th St
p.w.-Lge. dble. rm.. 5 windows:
$50. DU. 1866. RA. s-oi5S. Wis
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-completely
!urnlsned. Including icebox: running
SN4Ta SSaNtsT; 1%42 21st st. NV. Me.
1915 1sist'si sA1RMoNr ST. N.w.-14an, wJ1a
room, sink. refgr.: for cpie; also
1a4. MASS. AVE. N.W.-coupie WITH
10 pon1ldysRi 4ssss6. $50 vk.; no drinkers
ATTRACTIVE STUDIO RIM, fun kit.
sgod az 4tTsn tTEsnsp. no A st. s.e.., cali
$3.50 18Th sr. Nw.-Lse. light l4 front
rm;. din. alcove; stove, refer. and
utils. furn.; sl1 wk. DE. s-1s7S.
NV. 4ses NEW HAMP, AVE-
dss: ss1leas bas ua ss5 s5d Ra e. Ssssy 5Sss|y
b01 SEWARD so. s.E.-Front dble,
accept. MISS HoBB7. fis. Il. z-s5sS. sa5tS
44le I4th ST. N.W.-Nicely fur.
nished Ink. room; Refrieerstor. not
plates. Cple. or 2 girls. RA. 6-3OO2.
sl47 T ST. N.w.-Newly dec. a 6smat.-
shower SlS1Po.mS li1q Ss'ss matt x EE8sais sessg sy
sth AND SHEPHERD AT N. II. AVE,
Lee. pleasant dbie. fm., pvt. bath
refer. and laund. facilities; 2 % girIs
9r couple; $SS mo-: refs. Also sgle.
'0f . sir; $40 mo. IA. $4,000.
PVT. ENTR. 800 Rhode Is. ave. en- ne;
osmt. emo. apt. TV. refgr.. showers,
gas range. phone. twin beds, ali
III nstls.; alGd suitable for 2. $40 wk. each.
s03 E sT. NV. lse. rm.: new d crosIey
refgr., linens furn.: for oiIiet. clean
couple. ME. S-9213. III
81 n. Y. AVE. N.W.-Four newly dec
GRATED bed.living rm. comb. with Ice.
complete kit; adjacent to bath; Si5
per Wk. Sober adults. III
COLOkED-LARGE front rm, and
klt; lurn. for sgle. lady or cple.
cSIokhEA6i Ed o-GlsSi 1881 VERMONT IA AVE-.
-N.W.-Newly decor: parkine nrsv,is
ReaSonahle 20 ksziaH aH1Ae pt1ixEMe.
Evening star., 1952-12-13
ROOMS FURN.-N.W. Gent, /

1l21 18th ST. N.W.-clean, front
sgle. rm. Maid service. S7 VIZ. Also
ssls; rm. next bath. S6 wk. Hu.
4sls Z, RENO ls RD: NV. nr. Bur. ls Of
Sedr SSednaafdS pvt sSo2.rs Sr sepntlsmen ptih Twin
NEAR 18th AND CoLUMBrA-22 rms.
S,5s SS eaa;a aaa ssles: ~ So. Refined home. L:$
MI. PLEAsANTi::' single. ing s-aa newiy vi deco as
,a. ra.ed O., front @ room. well furn.; for
ssNgsSsSss slsgSSs phone priviis.: ss5. pE..
lItS am EUCLID srs.--Newiy te dec.
@ i'Se's DS, sss ssaI ssS ns ns es''l: e. sisgs
RENT FREE to day-empl. or ret. lady
IN tsxch. for hours babysitting 8
nights week. CO. 5-35O5. LII
ADAMS p.L,is,M MILL RD., opposite park
i'm. phone ssr 6sss trsnsp. ssnTm no. Sasn ss1ss a.
NICE LARGE FRONT RIM, 1905 10th
NV. Twin beds. Apt. 1O1. Couple OF
aiM 3 e"sti sr.mvery sli1s large, sunny: nyls j..
WYOMING AVE. MANSION = Laree
sgle.. pvt; bath; 8 min. F ST.; newly
way; msn: sas sas' o snai5s 3D. ass 7siss SEN
1908 N. Il. AVE. N.w.-Near Dupont
circie. nice clean. SINGLE room. ad-
Joining bath, $3.50 weekly. III
1746 HOBART sT.-Nicely furn.
sissping rm. In pvt. home. close to
Datn; uniim phone. no. 2-62e5.
sos 18th ST. NV. Ant eshinS.,.
room. semipvt. entrance, shower:
cEE2Y cfEfEP2slYsmsn chAssE 30 II iSoSNse7
En- En- SeTaad eETaanadows. quiet; sentiemsn.
NEAR 1essEi scSfEri CIRCLE. 1897 715s 3 st.
n.w.-Large sleeping room, suit. for
mn empl; 6.,I peTsSn: srps ,,1nss,n; 1ss 4; front; SS4
GEORGErowN-Lovely triple or for 3
girls; kitchen: all home priviis. Best
transp.; $50 each. No. 7-036O.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM for ia ner.
mmfnept ne 9t.s gentleman; fine legation On
Hobart Iasan1 st De. Ee.Ei1as saissa. $50, 114so 1so4
NICELY FURN. RIM. pvt. home: un-
nIgItss limited phone; sonv. transp.: kit.
LARGE FRONT 5S p-s1fI s1EEprNe RIM. Mlf t,t
privils, pvt. home. ia. 9-7OS6.
BRIGHTwoOD-Nicely furn. sgI. n fm..
suit, for young lady; home priviis.;
excel. transp.: S25 mo. ia. 9-7s1O.
ia MADISON ST. N.w.-Larse front
tractiye Rst home oasn Rx el?stss s4s1Sg phone st
1890 FESSENDEN-Lse. corner rm.,
all conveniences. close transp.:
Vs. Wvsootlensns snsssa sso' also sarase. SIS.
18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-clean.
sSomfortabie, cony. bsmt. rm.. dress
Rsms s.0sfs b. :aag'i aSss4 oo0k'hsl':.. 1s pvt.
bed; 18th and Oak: $50. 90. t-6561.
NEAR wARDMAN. in restricted
rmy newly decorated. with pvt.
bath. for gentleman. CO. 5-7392.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 2oo7 Mass. ave-
ss%1' Maid .siss.. sssSs Tine n:ns' By ao 18th 7sSsy tsSssy
LARGE BRIGHT. doue,. .rm. -ls With
twin twin, beds and extra studio couch;
hedrm. With heated sleeping porch.
GEORGETOWN Nicely furn. rm.
adJoin. semtpvt. bath: in ettr. home;
poGsiLE FikoNT AZ RooH, Sg.l modern
bath: GOOD bus service. 1887 35th
1908 o 81. WALK D0wNToWN-l
Clean, single room: new mattress:
large closet: man only: $3.50 wk.
sol 11th ST.: nicely furn. room
With kitchen privileges. Call DI.
1lSS KENNEDY st. N.W.-Lovely
rm. for refined girl. In gentle
home; Sat. and Sun. breakfast.
8 RMS, 2 or 1 single. rented to-
eether or separately: cooking privil.
Evening star., 1952-12-13
ROOMS FURNisHED-N.E.

Use OF KIT, refsr.. washer, sewing
ladies or mother and working daugh-
ter; ssle.. $40; dbls;, $50. 1909
aRsE l1sa F. sLEsiING psi Ia SM s3sha T. new 6oS.
suitable for one or two ladies.
FOR Y-tyssN I $50 OR . tsso,--oe1nssle-
men; new home; nice location.
an Micnigsn hFanNanN PsrE; Can IA. S-7147. AZ.
clean. refined adult home: room for
gentleman; S25 mo. Ii. 4-s472.
BRooKLAND, 1918 Randolph ST St. I ne.
cedar closets; ! blk. transp. La. g.
NICE. CLEAN WARM ROOM in d pr,.
vate home for lady; no cooking,
Near transp. Cali Sat-, CO. 5-4969,
NICE CLEAN SLEEPING RIM. for . one
adult adult pleasant as, it ao@s Sagsi dinner ep-
ess VI 81. N.E.-sinsis rm.. sentle-
man; neEly decorated; 81 per week.
CoIossS@NICELY M oSssssiSes:NICELY YuRN. TT. rm.
for single man. Cali II. 4-e29S.
coLoRED-s RMS. for . cpl. ssi.
lady or man; some privils. Il.
7-462S after 5 p.m.. sil day sun.
CoLoRED-e LARGE ROOMS: re-
men. l2 Quincy pl. ne. Oh. 2-31bS.
COLORED--612 60th PL. N.E.-1
large front rm.s for EMPLOYED couple.
CSOiOkE6n-4l15 ANACOsrTA AVE.
siIsa. Niss sslsj Iu. rn ssss s vk-; meal: 4 ds-
CoLORED-IsS 4 ST. N.E.-ciean,
conf rms: near transp.; priyii.
CoIoREDMses sEAToN PL. NJ
COLoRED - LARGE FRONT BED
ROOM. kitchen privilege. Ii. 6-I697.
cOLORED--rwO FURN. RMS. quiet
home. Tor reliable employees; mr..
Evening star., 1952-12-13
APIS. UNFURNlsHED tcort. !,

BSNIT. APT. centrally located: furn.
or unfurn.; ref. exch. no. 2-63l 5.
sl4 MISSOURI AVE. N.w.--1 or .
bedrm. arts.: very attrac.. newly
decor; excel. transp. RA. 6-1956.
MMEDIAJg NM sgs oCcUPANeY-l-bedrm
apts.. s95: utiis. included. sHfsLEY shift. y,
PARK APTs.s 3400 25th st. Sc.
sss Ssn stS H. 81. SToiSe iSSe.w.-rwo very hS is1se
rooms. l small room. bath, back
porch; excellent condition; new elec-
tric reigr. gas range and cabinets:
$6S. P. ]. WALSHE. INC. Ills
Eye st. NV. ma. S-646S. --l9
613S HANNA PL. S,E.-Iiyins rm
dinette. bedrm., kitchen, bath; con-
venient location; utilities furnished;
pyt. ppyt. enEtTsance: adults only; SIS mo
FALLS CHURCH-one-bedrm. apt,
available immediately at Donna Lee
Col. Pike right on Leesburg turnpike
left Ct Donna Lee sign. $50 Vista dr..
No 5e' osSRcf asSIaa cfross TO cHrLoRlSs- ls
New 2-bedrm upstairs apt. with
sSeIarate Sa2as: @ entffance il this 2-family
!. s-535O. III
.215 WASHINGTON CIRCLE-Three
WaRp SRiR Z Ii; aoRsis; Ssis; 7ss s72 soth WooS v
RE. 7-65S5. IA
1924 E ST. Sc. Apt. Al -bedrm
apt. individual gas a.-c. heat; elec
Close to schools and transp. S72 so
ANACOSTIA FINANCE CORP, LU
4-33l1. LU. $4,000.
302 ATLANTIC ST. Sc.
Luxurious 1-bedrm.. apis. in de lux,
press bus at door, 2 blks. to shop.
ping; $72.6O plus .utils. Key II
ADJ. 2q2; opsn 2-S; :,
Evening star., 1952-12-13
ROOMS FURN.-MD. 8 VA.

MODERN NEW HOME - Gentleman.
Next to bath and shower On bus
line near Pentagon. ia. 4-O560,
LARGE ATTRACTIVE. dble or single
rm;, picture window: view of D. C.
Unlimited ext. phone. Share bath
with one; near Pentagon. Navy An
mex or Airport. OF. 4-7936. Ia
ARLINGTON. sleeping rms. in
brick Colonial home, 10 min. from
rsKnM rPseKnnSgon BlSg; OF; .4,9o05. Ia
Elegant furnished rooms, near bath;
private home. Juniper 2-9220. 15s
BEVERLY HILLS, Alexandria-Newly
turn. rm.; new home; 10 min.
Pentagon; gentleman pref. OV.
3-lQlS. Some refs. required. Ia
LARGE ROOM, newly decorated;
pvt. bath, phone. Convenient to ali
facilities; suit. or 2. ia. 2-5952.
SPRING. 2h blks. to shop,
ping centerS2 rooms. double beds.
cIEvYs CHASE cIRuE-corner ia 1m.,
Oriental rugs. pvt. home, $35 mo.
Oh 2-2635. EN-. 2-S3S3.
bath, pvt. home. unlim. phone; gem
tleman only. ia. 2-lb96. ID
Evening star., 1952-12-13
RMS, APIS. TO SHARE (cont. J

ARLINGTON GIRL, around 25: want
croft with others; conv. transp. :;
attrac.. reas. ia. S-44O0. Ext. 735.
WYOMING AVE.-Will share cent.
loc;. well-heated .2-bedrm.. Ink. apt.
Win | or other ladies or cple.
able NO. 7-7403. IL
ARLINGTON-Spaci apt. to share
with lady oyer 80: conv. transp.,
shopping. ia. S-S0a5. IA
COLORED-T0 SHARE furn. apt
trsnsS ns; sec, snnnl with a. yanother lady: cony.
COLoRED WOMAN, 1 rm., kit. and
6atn; compl; furn.: mr.. Interior Dept.