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Evening star., 1952-11-16
Too Much Wheat

A 5000 fine for overlooking his
ship was assessed against the
master of the Panama-registered
ship Cavertaras, when it arrived
lin Bombay. India, from Vancou-
yer. B. c., with q cargo Of 10000
tons Of wheat.
Evening star., 1952-11-16

peake, the Potomac and the Pa
tuxent, occasionally lighting to
feed.
Greater numbers Of pheasants
are feeding in the fields below the
Mason and Dixon line than ever
before due to Maryland's stocking
/ 500 pheasantS in the northern
and western counties. Limit on
the pheasants is two cocks daily
and no more than six for the sea-
son.
Evening star., 1952-11-16
K Of c to Heur Procurutor

The Rev. James A. .Magner,
|procurator of Catholic University,
will address q meeting Of the
Washington General Assembly,
Fourth Degree. Knights Of Co.
|lumhus. ct 8:15 pm. tomorrow at
the Mayfiower Hotel.
Evening star., 1952-11-16
Efficient lndiu Police.

Ten convictions for bribery Of
government officials were obtained
In a recent month by a special
Indian police committee set up II
New Delhi to investigate corrup.
ton.
Evening star., 1952-11-16
Warrant Officer Honored
For Recruiting Record

The Reserve Officers Associa.
ton Certificate Of Merit has been
awarded to Chief Warrant Off,
Ger John Adcox, U. S. A., for his
Evening star., 1952-11-16
Meet the Mayors
Meet the Mayors
Davis, a Veterinarian, Helped
Write College Parks Charter

The Mayor OF College Park is a
veterinarian by profession.
He is Charles r. Davis, known
at the University Of Maryland
Evening star., 1952-11-16

of the award was made by Col.
Marvin w. Marsh, commanding
officer Of the D. c. Military Dis
trict.
Evening star., 1952-11-16
CherryduIe Citizens to Meet

The Cherrydale Citizens Asso-
citation will meet at 8 pm. to-
morrow at the Firemen's Hall on
Lee highway in Cherrydale. Va.
Evening star., 1952-11-16

This Is another in a series
coverinO municipalities OF the
Washington area.
Evening star., 1952-11-16
Unified Prince Georges Police,
Led by Sheriff, Proposed

|of which the party hopes will
emerge a plan for a major over
haul of the county government.
Evening star., 1952-06-20

. The same stunning ce-
ramic base lamps you've
seen nationally adver-
tised in solid hueS
and lava glazes.
. Priced by Goldenberg's
in Washington at these
dramatic savings.
. Each complete with
shade of glastrom, fibre
glass and clearlite fabrics
to match.
. These beautiful colors-
grey, chartreuse, amber.
oxblood, green, charcoal
and black.
GOLDENBERG'S Lamps,
Third Floor, 7th st. NV.
and Minnesota Aue. NE.
Evening star., 1952-06-20

Perfect quality de luxe styling. Table has
chrome trim around table top, chrome plated
legs, and is equipped with roomy cutlery drawer.
Chairs have well-padded seats and comfortable
backs in Duran" covers. Green, red, blue. yell
Low or grey combinations.
GOLDENBERG'S Dinettes, Downstairs,
7th st. NV. Only
Evening star., 1952-06-20

In all-wool 3-ply yarns and new heavy
2-ply carpet blends. Tough, nubby
texture woven on the looms Of . ia
nous maker provides hard wear and
hides footprints. Both 9 and 12-ft.
widths In four decorator colors ut far
below half the regular price.
GOLDENBERG'S Rugs, Third Floor,
9TH st. NV. Only
Evening star., 1952-06-20
Minnesota and
Benning NE.

Open Mon, Tues, Wed,
$50 Am. to s Pm.
Thurs, Fri. and Sat-,
$50 Am. to 9 PM.
Evening star., 1952-06-20
ALI MASTERY l31$ o. 75 l17 Is N! Y ART

short Of sensational these Codenberg super savings Don't miss
this opportunity purchase the styles Of for home
On sale at $3.50 AM Saturday. All merchandise subject prior
sale. Sorry, No Phone, Mail or COD. Orders.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-12-26

BEADING UPP-At a DINNER
iven In his honor by the American
association for United Nations, DR..
Ralph Bunche Is shown with Oscar
A. de Lima. Bunehe IL TunOred 20
be headed for o top State Dept job
under PreSident-elect Eisenhower.
CNewSpress PhOtO.)
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1952-12-26

BEAUTY rs EVERYWHERE
Even In Korea Putting finishing
touches 20 q painting Of 'PapasanS
Ia Chaplain (lst Lleut.D mitchell q
Johnson Of Buffalo. N. Y. Of the sra
Infantry Division Artillery In Ko-
req Chaplain Johnson has COM
pieted 10 paintings Of Korean
scenes (Newaprexs PhotO.l
Evening star., 1952-09-15
Police Nab Ex-Convici
In HOLLYWOOD Chase
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 15.-A
chase ended for two Iowa men
and their young woman COM
panion last night when they were
forced by bullets and tear gas to
abandon a hiding place in the
middle of Hollywood.
Police surrounded an automo-
mile repair shop and fired some
30 bullets and several rounds of
tear gas before the three stumbled
out and surrendered.
They were identified as Floyd
Caldwell, Is; George Marshall, %,
and Miss Eileen Wilde, 81. Police
investigators said Caldwell was
recently released from prison in
Sioux City, Iowa. after serving
five years for auto theft. The in
vestigators said Marshall also has
a criminal record in Iowa.
Officers Learned Bovee and
w. C. Thompson said they be-
Evening star., 1952-09-15
Only Two Seriously HUT
In Head-on Train Crash
BY the Assoeioted Press

MATTAWA, Ontario, Sept. Is.
Two Canadian Pacific passenger
trains collided head-on in q fog
here last night but only, two per-
sons, a fireman and an engineer,
were seriously injured.
Two others were hurt less seri-
ously and about 100 passengers
suffered minor cuts and bruises.
Five passenger cars were splint-
cred by the crash and the two
locomotives locked together. How
ever, express cars at the head ends
of the trains absorbed much of
the shock, accounting for the low
casualties.
No immediate cause was given
for the wreck, in which the west
bound express crashed into an
eastbound train standing still at
Mattawa. The Quebec Ontario
border town is about IS miles east
|of North Bay.
Evening star., 1952-09-15
Russiun Conversation
To Be fought at GNU

George Washington University
will open its first course in Rus
sian conversation this term. which
begins September 90.
Mrs. Helen Yakobson, a natur-
Ialized American born in Russia,
will teach. She will also teach
first and second year Russian.
Evening star., 1952-09-15
New York U. to Sponsor
Teacher Courses Here

Twelve education courses for
teachers will be given here this
fall under auspices of New York
University. Registration will be
held from 4 to 9 pm. tomorrow
at the Monroe Elementary School
752 Columbia road NV.
The subjects include visual aids
supervision in home economies
the psychology Of personality and
mental hygiene, methods of con-
Iducting rhythms and recreational
activities. and methods and appli-
cations of research.
Evening star., 1952-09-15
Don't Mark Reds Duy,
Overseas Chinese Told
By the Assoeicied Press

TAIPEH, Formosa, Sept. 15.-
Chinese abroad were warned to-
day they would be blacklisted as
traitors If they celebrate Red
China's National Day October l.
Cheng Yen-fen. head of the
Overseas Affairs Commission and
member Of Nationalist President
Chang Kai-shek's powerful 16-
man Central Reform Committee,
said October l should be consid-
cred "sell out" day because the
Chinese Reds sold out to Russia.
Evening star., 1952-09-15

came suspicious of the three when
they noticed they were driving
a Las Vegas, New, taxicab. Asked
to stop, the cab sped away and
was chased through Hollywood
and finally into q dead-end alley
where the three jumped out and
ran into the repair shop. Police
reinforcements soon arrived and
surrounded the shop.
Evening star., 1952-09-15
Free to Dog Owners !!

The unique, pew 32-page THRIVO
Dogalogue0, jam-packed with over
100 high-class premiumA y yours
absolutely free!
Nothing like this has ever been
offered before. Premiums-loads
Of them-are yours in exchange
for THRIVO labels. Nothing else
mo money no stamps. just
THRIVO labels-and IN sarpris-
ingly small quantities.
And what premiumsi Your dog
10 king with more than 80 doggy
items: II varie ties Of leashes;
harnesses and collars of every de-
scription-an custom-sized just for
your Pct, with choice Of colors;
handsome pet carriers; tip-proof
feeding dishes; blankets; beds, and
scores more to make any dogs tail
wag with delight.
There's plenty for you too! The
Dogalogus contains page after page
Of nationally famous products for
you. your family, your home:
Detecto scales. West Bend french
fisrs, Congress playing cards,
Evening star., 1952-09-15


Sc Ball Point Pens
Try one see how smoothly it
writes! They have plastic barrels j for
and are pleasure to use For eH AA
home, office or for school,
Stationery-Street Floor
Irregs. $3 Plastic Playing Cards
Easy to keep clean just wipe
them with damp cloth. Backs EOh
are attractive with conventional AOQDO
design.
stationery-street Floor Per DecIe
Rich-lOOking Evening Bags
Edescent gold or silver sequns
or gold and siver-finished bro SRGl
cades Others in rich black rayon A0OeD
velvet and satin. ala. "a. -.
Leather Goods-Street Floors
WOmen's $l.99 Slippers
225 pairs Of rayon satin slippers AAD
with cushioned platform soles HSC
to 6h. mr
Main Aisle, Street Floor-washington
Simulated Pearl Necklaces
to strands, bib Styles adjust -
ables, turtle necks, graduated > NhA
styles. Many with sparkling 1oOO
rhinestone clasps. = ,... .ox .f
Jewelry-street Floors
Evening star., 1952-09-15
Csc Striped BrOadcIOth

Csc Stripe BrOailclOth
Made by famous maker in white
background with red, blue, green elGhC
or brown stripes. SO" wide. Fast eD0D
color and pre-shrunk.
Cottons-Street Floor que
$l.OO Costume Jewelry
Necklaces bracelets, earrings and
pins in rhineStoneS, simulated I0hC
pearls, stone sets, etc. Some in E0D
matched SETS 1-of-a-kind.
Jewelry-Sreet Floor
Kann'S $l.29 Pine Oil
Imagine! quart bottle Of this
delightfully."- fragrant oil for such 0O
q small price. Pour it in your 4kC
bath water !. !. relaxing, refresh OO
ing.
ToEetres-Street Floor s' -" 80
Evening star., 1952-09-15

SReeve's $3.50 RayOn Suitings
Wonderful for skirts, suits or
jackets. You'll like the many col AGh
ors in neat checks or gay plaids AOVV
54-incheS wide.
WoolenS-Street Floor D"s
$3.50 Washable Flannel
Made by "Lanella" it's 500 Virgin SW AA
woci and 500 Egyptian cotton. -. avDVD
Co.en, pink, navy 35 inches wide.
WoolenS-Street Floor SWs
$2.95 WOrSted Wool Jersey
Tubular style, it's easy to sew.
7-oz. all-worsted wool, it comes So GQh
in 10 of winters most exciting ~OVw0V
colorS. 54-incheS wide
Woolens-Street Floor ysss
Evening star., 1952-09-15

WASHINGTON
Daily, $50 to s PM.
Thurs, 1890
to 9 PM.
ARLINGTON
Dolly, 10 to s PM.
Mon.. Fri, 1880
to o:3o PM.
Evening star., 1952-09-15

Quilted Mattress Pads
White muslin covered, well filled
with soft cotton. Double size, they $I EO
measure 54x76 inches. Box HOVO
stitched
Blankets-Street Floor
$500 to $3.50 Gloves
Shortie to elbow lengths. Some
hand-Sewn, double woven. Cot
tons, rayonS, nylons. Black, grey, g 6D0
white, beige or colors Sizes to E0SO
7h. Not every color in every style.
GloveS-Street Floor
$500 Assorted Fall Bags
Leathers, wool broadcloths or
rayon failleS Tailored and dressy So OE
styles. Black, red, navy, brown eDo0D0D
included.
Leather Goods-Sreet Floor ' ~" ~
Special Purchase! Writing Paper
Assorted styles and colors . 20c bOI
single or folded sheets in whites hOe.pe
and pastels. Bordered or plain in
note or letter sizes. 81 NAMb
Statonery-Street Floor LOOO
Evening star., 1952-09-15

Duraiux coffee makers, Chicago
roller skates. They're just q few.
Here's why you get these worth
while items for only q handful Of
THRIVO labels: the wholesale
not the retaI-prics determines the
number of labels required. That
makes your THRIVO labels worth
up to S00% more than regular
redemption values.
So don't lose q single day. Write
for your frst-of-its-kind Doga-
logue right now. Use -
coupon below, or :
!: :: :: !: :: = :: :: ::
card or letter. YouT Ili5IE
recsive your copy by :y9s,Ie
return mail. IN
<%< Faiynossss Leans
PAilodslPhis ~ p
Plsass ssnd ny FR0 copy Il ths THRIv0
DosaloCaA
Nna
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Evening star., 1952-09-15

Mems and WOmen'S
HandkerchiefS
Buy several mems white cottons
or women's samples with lace I'D for
trims. Bright prints, too. Take G. IN
advantage of this sale price. 0DUD
Handkerchiefs- Floor
Mems, Women's 39c to 79c
Handkerchiefs
Mems Imported White Linens
rolled hem cotton in colored o.
borders WOmen'S Linen and Cot (AC
ton Prints hand rolled and seal ~
loped
Handkerchiefs- Floor
Mems, WOmen's ST., SIPS Hankies
Swiss hankies white and colored
borders, also linens, hemstitched
hens with initials for men. Wom- z7C
ems hand-embroidered linens, y
prints and imported Swiss.
Handkerchiefs-Street Floor
Mems, WOmen's 81, SIPS Hankies
Imported with as-nch hens. In
fresh white. grand saving, so AAC
buy them for yourself or for well
coined gifts. Many extra size.
Handkerchiefs- Floor
Evening star., 1952-09-15

$l.OO Imported Silk Scarfs
Really beautiful in spicy Fall col
ors and graceful floral prints. 7MlC
Hand-rolled, they measure &c.
inches. Wonderful Winter ward
robe decoration.
~Neckwear-Street Floor
59c Costume Flowers
A veritable garden of blooms to
brighten your Winter clothes d IOT
Tuck bunch at your neck or e. IN
waist, pin one on your belt.
Neckwear-Street Floor -
Evening star., 1952-09-15

Washable NylOm Puff
Sopretty and practical! Washes
quick as a wink, dries like eU AA
magic! Needs no ironing either AA yd
IN IL exciting colors. AZ inches Ao AO
wide.
Fabrics-Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-09-15
6Qe RAYON
TRIC0T BRIEFS
49,

Hollywood style, comfortable and fully
cut with elastic legbands. In soft tearose
or sparkling white. Made of run-proof
rayon, they'll last for ages Sizes to 8.
Knit Underwear-Street Floors
Evening star., 1952-09-15
Boys $1.99 DoubIe-Knee
DUNGAREES
sl.69

Made in California, they're 8-oz blue
denim with double knees that give extra
long wear. Sanforized (1% residual
shrinkage). Sizes to IL. Upper Front.
Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-09-15
1895 NYLON
TRICOT SLIPS
s2.88

They wear for ages and are pretty, tool
Smoothfitting, these slips are daintily
laced trimmed. Tearose and white in
cluded. Popular sizes "a to 40.
Knit Underwear-Street Floor
Evening star., 1952-09-15

Csc Bath Crystals or Bubble Bath
3 fragrances to make your bath 2 for.
water smell wonderful! Pour in
crystals or bubble bath Choose 9pOh(e
your favorite or buy both. 3-lb. OO
Toiletries-Street Floor , .os o..
1898 Crystal Perfume Bottles
A sparkling touch for any bou-
doir! See how lovely they'll look q Un
and how useful they'll be! With uOAO
filigree, stone-set tops.
Toiletries-Street Floor ''"' ~" '"S
Evening star., 1952-11-10
ROOMS FURNisHED-N.E.

NICE ROOM in detached home, next
to bath; on carline, District fare;
reasonable. WA. 1892. - Ill
$50 RIGGS RD. N.E.-Spacious front
bedroom, new furniture; priyileses
II desired employed. couple or 2
men; 81. 80 each. IA. 4547. -13
MICHIGAN PARK - Master
.bedrm.. pvt. bath; express bus and
shopping center l blk. WA. 5971.
NICE. WARM ROOM for refined per-
son: good location: good trarsp.;
1918 NEAL ST. N.E.-Large room,
wife: Call Ii B-0626. -10
BRENTWOOD VILLAGE N.E.-Nieely
turn. sgle. or dble. rm., next to
bath, in pvt. home; unlimited phone;
gentlemen. NO. 1851. -l0
1245 OATES ST. N.E.-Single front
rm;. near bath; close to transp. AT.
GENTLEMAN-2 lge. attrac. rms;
pvt. home, semipvt. bath; A st.
ne, blk. Supreme Court. Ii.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROOMS for
coLoREnbGL2RRGE. coLoREnbL2RR FRONT ROOM.
single or double, close IN. $50, or
S35 mo. Pvt home. DE. 547S.
Evening star., 1952-11-10
APARTMENTs WANIEpe

FREE landlords. applicants waitins
ior your furn or unisrns apts. or
1nsS 11osSe- ,oS sablstss. S%nSa: %naSSh: Va. White
AIR FORCE OFFICER desires to rent
or sublet q 2-bedroom apartment
or house for 3 months, beginning
November 10. 1852. Prefer Arling-
ton area or vicinity OF Boiling
Field. Write or call COL. W.. L..
CURRY, Hq. TAG. Langley Field,
oNEsREfD,RM. APT. on Dec. ,st-
Clean modern; unfurn.: NV. area;
District; good neighborhood. cow
trsnsp.; empl settled cple: best
refs; perm in Wash. Phone RE
4437: eyes.. ia. 7-1491 -1a
CHRISTIAN COUPLE, 3 small child
rem. desire. 2-bedrm. apt. or house,
: furn.; suburb. loc. pref. Ii. 7-059S.
WOULD LIKE TO SUBJ EFT turn. urn q
bedrm. apt for 2, or, 5 months: 2
ckilcren. Contact MRS. WILLIAM
nEsSoRsIBns sSFSR Hiis'GES qSuNs ys coupLiE4a no
children. no pets. needs lobsdrm
oi}TKT fSTa rGI,p, Hox vdd sR ss Star T.. II
room apartment, preferably located
IN nv; Rent $50 to S66, peg mo.
MOTHER 1i ERA AND DAUGHTER wish 2
bedrm. apt. Silver Spring or Ia
koma Park; not to exceed S70-S75
per mo. Ju. 9-9759. ~
Evening star., 1952-11-10
ROOMS FURN.--N.W. tcons.,

COLoRED--i34s PERRY PL. NV
Large room. next bath. ! or 2 ,peo.
CoLoREED@NHCE LARGE RIM. ON
Belmont St. reliable employed per-
son: no cooking; conv. transp. LU.
4-1174, Ia
CoL0RED-NEwLY DEC. front I'm. i;
employed man or cple.: conv. transp.
coLdREpisof al SFisiIesfs; IA 1sts Sassi sr NV Nv
Nice large room for single, en-
ployed man. Du. 1892. --12
COLORED: DELE. RIM. for working
cpl. or sgle. person; pvt. home; kit,
iaun. privils.: closets; 50 wk. RA.
Evening star., 1952-11-10

.oOI COLUMBIA RID. NV. nr. Conn.
ave: nice clean rms. with good
meals; rec. rm., TV; for young Gov.
employe. CO. :4g3. l6"
CHILD CARE. 24-hr. or day In a
private licensed home. Large play
ground. LO. 1894. 10
CLUB. 22.30 Mass. ave. n W.
Better address food. Tv, free art
classes. DE. 9s46,, MANAGER. i:
$500 10th ST. N.W.--Doubles for
men; / single for woman; nome
cooking; fryed chicken, not bread.
Home atmosphere. living room,. TV.
1sss MASS. AVE. N.w.-Fine food;
girls share large, clean. cozy. COOL
redec rm.;.. maid, phone service;
laundry privils.: $40; 2 -wks.; 500
S65 mo-: S17,5O wk. rates. CLUB
DUPONT. CIRCLE, Du, 3233 nr pU.
1851. Share room for 3 men. $50
ea.; also single room for man. $75.
1iO1 18th N.w.-Rms. for bus. peo-
pie. triples with. pvt. bath; excel.
food; switchboard. -16
HOUSE; lge.. End nr.
front .rm. dble.. bed. Also. sunhy.
clean bsrnt. rm. for man. RA. 0544
Evening star., 1952-11-10
FAIRFAX VILLAGE

-old brick. vacant. rooms.
gas neat. Assume GI loan. Si1 rper
month, incl taxes. Reasonable
down payment. VI. 642s, LU.
1-6Op5 10
Evening star., 1952-11-10
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING


1880 HARVARD ST. N.W.-Sleeping
rooms with privil. Of reception room,
kit. and laundry. HO. 779S. -l6
BEDRM. AND KIT. bsmt. Reason
able rent to some one who will look
after furnace. ST. 0650 after 5.
1861 EUCLID ST. N.W.-one room
In k; young cple.. serv. or ex-serv.
pref; sgle. bedrm., $50. AID. 944ti
$3.50 18th ST. N.w.-fst floor bed
Sittine ST. fm.; .nig lsc. sclcssets, complete
Sl2.7h for 2. DE. 1878. la
DUPONT CIRCLE. 2110' r st. NV
Large light housekeeping rm. for 2
adults. w Also studio rm. -l9,
TV, airfoam $3.50 wk.: small
bsmt., SIS. 2l47 F. EX. O653. lis
NEAR ARL.. HALL-Attractive rm..
light housekeeping and phone prvl.; /;
good trsnsp., close shop; suit. busi-
nesswoman. Call OW. 1882. III
Evening star., 1952-11-10
co-oP. APIS. SALE lcont.l }

COLORED-CALL US II you want to
be in. your own cooperative apt
with down payments, as low as
Sl00 and mo. payments as low as
rent. Immediate possession at set
tlement.. In all areas Of Washing
Ma. S036, Sun. IL til B, week
days u to z. hi'ft III
Evening star., 1952-11-10
HOUSES UNrURNisHED

ARLINGToN-4 bedrms., Ia baths
brick Cape Cod; on busline: rental
s559 &C, CECIL 3, Upton, ,oW'
6109 QUEENS CHAPEL RD.. mr.. Nd
univ-3 bedrms., ihs baths. ga;
Mr.: Posner, WA. 1856. MARSHALL
]. WAPLE CO.. 1924 18th st. NV.
FALLS Al s't2i tc2aiuRcH-small white hou house.
3 bedrms., equipt. kit. auto. wash
er. S125. JE. 3-7969. 10
WHEATON-Two-b gas heat:
500 per mo-. lease. ST. $500: ewes.
sTGDio HOUSE, ! bedrm.: freshly
painted: Sc: adults; excel. transp
sos plus utils. 10. 3-5671. -lO
FOUR BRAND-NEW detached 2-bed
rn1. rambiers In Kensington HetEhts,
MIDI cony. to shopping, churches and
oE. 36o6 after. q. @ai.
AVAIL. nfMEp.-&Very; nice. 2.bed-
tI r Sr.! unfS5nisesd S,1I. a.ss Tsngisr blccs a
r. z. MALCOLM. Realtor, OW. SOFA.
Evening star., 1952-11-10
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

ARE YOU MOVING to California
or to some other western state?
Daily service on household gobds
and autos at lower rates. JUDSON
MoTIN FSSWARR5NG RGRoss THF TasIops sTREFT S's z;
across the country safe storage In
Phone No. i Sio4 UNION .sTHo5RH1AGT H5H1li
CO.. INC Established 1906l:.
ROYALL TRANSFER-We will move
rooms as low as $40: De. 6la6
q 10s:
LIGHT HAULING and local moving
free estimates. TU. 1850. Call after
4 pm. III
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving stOT age
reaSa IA. .2937; ewes. GE. 14l6. 1Os
Evening star., 1952-11-10
APTs. FURNISHED

TWO -BEDRM. APT, liv. rm.. dinette.
mod. kit. bath: Call after 5 pm.
FRANCIS SCOTT. KEY HoTElIone
.:oom. git; and bath; completely
shower; e S. 70 - per DAY dsy for e' a1G oP
3 people; full hotel services; no time
limit 500 goth st. NV. MA. S426.
1914 g ST. N.W:-Furnished apart.
1901 CONN. AVE. ,N.w,--Lsrse 2
si.l5,Al sI45 wo. 5000, Ext. 4o5. -it Mis
Kit. and bath; $3.50. One rnn..
kit; and bath; s65, incl. utils. RA.
2036 Ia
Mr.. LING. PARK. for employed adult
ss Fs rT a a sfc fssi1 srn tfcyso lss w. 'ias va
sSsEt S9Eth rfsTa EsTHins sr. s.ws.eApts. in I'll
fafn. $50 mo. and 10. Di. sSSs X
1899 BILTMoRE ST. N.w.-Bedrm.-
HM LIZ rR; Ia4s so%H MS sis; asso utils' s"slo mo-
1867 H, cxIvERT caisi M1 sisI 81. INw.-Elev. apt.
2 bedrms.. liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit.
bath See resident manager. -12
Mr.. SHOREHAM--Lee. Redec. H.K.
rm. Hot plate: Refsr. $11. Sgie.
rms. $3.50. 194s Calvert. NV
TAKoMA Mr.. Flower and Piney
Branch. Shop. ctr. Terrace apt. In
mod. garden type apt. bldg. Liy. rm.,
dinette. kit. bedrm., tile bath, oil
heat. Gar incl. $3.50. Counle
GFdk Gnly Er6 ~ pssi Refs. &c sS,, a52s .cold l9
charmingly furn. rms. Lee. liv
Tm,. fireplace. Rent s165. Phone
sesS 9 i5th Gf ST. N.w.-Enaciency "a apt,
furr,. $75 mo. See resident man
eIs NORTH CAROLINA AVE. s:E.-
First nooT. front. S4s: 2nd fioor,
eros tt ONTARIO n RID. NV rm.,
kit. newly decorated: share bath
person: $50. SO mo-; for sober adults
co. S249 or HU. 9S79. Ill
1920 10th ST. N.W.---1 rm.. hit. and
bath: S73.20 mo. Phone MRS
WRIGHT. resident nsr., NE. 1887.
.141A isth .sT, N,ws-Hfacieney ~ apt. i
yith AL utilities Reasonable. 90
Evening star., 1952-11-10
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

NV. SECMON-Am foreign service
oficer. wife. wishes at least 2-yearI
lease, unfurnished house, 3 bed
rooms; S150-S175. Wo. 640o.
TWO. FAMILY HOUSE tkit. furn.l BY
two couples, one child each; top.
ASSb5i1Ti1oSSAL Sa51i IA 1asaMsIi HSMEs NEEDEDN1gw.. D1g
have flne tenants for homes In near
Sy Hd dei.S Or r y; p 81 tree a.rv
ice. phone US today, PERRY HAY
Co. 81, 6242, Ill